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Of w^hoan
MONDAY
ISSUE
1955
JUN 30
~fke Commercial <™<r
Financial Chronicle
Reg. U. B. Pat. Office
Volume 131
Number 5441
New York 7, N. Y.,
General
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RAILROAD
Price $1.15
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PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
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INSURANCE
-
Abbott Laboratories, No. Chicago,
111.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This corporation
filed
$525,COO
covering
ployees
of
the
Plan.—V.
Participation
01
and
company
shares
common
registration with the SEC
a
of
181,
the
in
its
Stock
June
on
Bonus
Plan
coming
ior
major
In This Issue
em¬
subsidiaries,
together with
30,000
which may be purchased under the
1
*
No
the
Academy Uranium & Oil Corp., Salt Lake City, UtahSecurities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
June
on
filed
10
covering 15,000,000 shares of
letter
a
of
notification
stock
common
to
offered
be
the
at
New
(one cent per
share) through Western States Investment Coi,/SaIt Lake
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
City, Utah.
to
mining
American
activities.
Boston
Gross
income
Net
income
Common
Earns,
50,110
98,044
$2,584,637
$2,209,290
:
shares
of
preferred
dividends
1,427,007
outstanding at end of period-com.
stock outstanding
at
sh.
925,317
Toronto
$1.70
Stock
Toronto
$1.90
Stock
&
Mineral Co., Inc.
(Del.)—Stock Offered
exploratory
limited
not
to
net
work,
oil
proceeds
to
and
used
be
additional
and for
gas;
to
are
acquire
for
reserve
to
pay
properties
lease
rentals
and
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
013,673
Authorized
Common
stock
(par
BUSINESS— The
3,
1955,
in
the
ing
the
for
Alaska,
of
properties.
the
ever
At
The
Y.
Theodore
Bay,
,
.
offices
Zappa,
of
11
at
Eureka-Nelchina,
42nd
N.
Y.,
St.,
is
New
York
Reserve
President.
half
See
Colonial
Stores,
Inc.
below.—V.
156,
35
The
„
of
181,
Stores
The stockholders
to
Board
ing
of
the
Tobe
Directors
eight
C.
Allied
1946.
reported
of
$5.50
Mr.
were
Sales
followed
p.
Theodore
elected
that sales
shares
of
Puckett
1954.
this
at
Executive
and
to
the
board
following
are
reaches
the
Associates,
Schlesinger,
a
age
Inc.,
of
65;
Mis.
fashion
and
Vice-President
of
directors, and Mr.
"favorable trend" with per
now
added:
outstanding.
for
ahead
of
1955,
the comparable period of
month of May and the current month to date have
favorable trend.
There are no reasons that are obvious
this
why
if
not
continuation of this trend should not be extended
all, of the balance of the current year."—V. 181,
a
2689.
phonograph record
subsidiary
a
H.
be
also
on
the
time
most,
6.5%
as
new
Samuel
it
"Reported sales for the first quarter of
were
the
has
of
Paramount
181,
t
*'
corporation
covering
(one
cent
used
to
per
pay
on
June
13
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
6,500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to
expenses
incident to mining activities.
p.
"The
is
When you
on
label
Building
2797.
of
1501
at
was
corporate
established
the
new
will
be
company,
the
on
and
M-G-M
Co.
this
par
American
ABC
AM-PAR
speeds
on
New
the
Pictures,
and
the entrance of the
Following
on
half-hour
Television
Leonard
Broadcasting-Paramount
As
on
and
upon request.
York
floor
City.
will
member:
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
the successful
of
See
the
also
Inc.,
To
to
an
Series
ADELAIDE ST.
Hamilton
Brantford
W.
Sarnia
Sudbury
of
for
$48,-
year.
months
$2,055,500
exceeded
earned
earlier
during
the
series
under
an
H.
Goldenson,
Inc.,
of
announced
"Disneyland" and
the
previous
any
period.—•
July
on
to
replace
applied
to
The
7.
the
subscription
other
purchase
corporate
of
price
is
equity securities
funds
used
for
that
addition,
of
and
reported,
181,
subsidiaries
to
construction
that
up
to
by
the
company
of
will
be
financing
Louisiana
by
the
subsidiaries
to
proposes
obtained
sell
to ' institutional
bonds
American
for
estimated
balance
the
2797.
p.
is
it
purchase
other
pipeline
stock
to
replace with
aggregating $38,000,000
necessary
loans
and
American
mortgage
common
be
the
through
subsidiaries,
sources
notes.—V.
of
requirements,
supplied
of
will
bank
certain
these
be
first
of
it
short-term
by
Natural,
'
and
$97,-
investors,
$12,000,000
of
.
Potash
Chemical
&
at
San
stock
by
in
proceeding
on
new
American
was
begun
American
the
Corp.—Unit Builds—
the
Texas,
for
Antonio,
announcement
is
ore
Potash
lithium
schedule,
&
Chemicals,
month
according
Corp., which
Construction
company.
with
Lithium
this
Chemical
completion
planned
of
for
the
Dec.
A
will
agree¬
President
jointly
in
than
1955.
forth¬
corpn.
shipment of nearly 11,000 tons of lepidolite (lithium) ore arrived
Corpus Christi, Texas, about a week ago and was transferred to
hopper cars to be transported to the San Antonio plant. The
at
railroad
ore
came
from
Africa,
owned
Potash
&
the
by
large lithium ore deposit in Southern Rhodesias,
Bikita Minerals (Private) Ltd., in which American
Corp. has a substantial interest.
Chemical
Construction
of
the
new
Processing of ore is scheduled
lithium
plant
begun last March.
year.—V. 181, p. 1669.
was
to begin late this
\
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limited
The
July issue of
our
Securities Review
Municipal
lists twelve Canadian oil issues which should
participate in the improv ing market for this
group of stocks.
A copy
Company
executed
will l>e forwarded
upon request.
Walwyn, Fisher
on
&
Co.
Members:
Toronto Stock Exchange
Exchanges
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
TORONTO. CANADA
—
Windsor
orders
Earnings—
sales
that
meet
50.1%
1,
The Toronto Stock Exchange
Stock
six
the
subsidiaries
above
last
treating
Co.—Registers With SEC—
held
be
In
will
plant
Corporation Securities
all
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Imestnient Dealers' Association
of Canatln
25
mm
1955
the
&
and
39%
of
in
421.
p.
Sales
company
were
greater
Gas
shares
financing
American
•
television
Network,
Theatres,
The Midland
167,
ago.
to
or
previously
interim
our
Monthly Bulletin
live
securities
500,000
of Canada
Canadian Industrial, Mining or Oil security,
research and
trading facilities are at
your disposal. Consult us—we can help you.
the
pain in headache,
cold, and following
also
a
incurred
$20,000,000
The Investment Dealers' Association
any
by
of
effective
months
above
records
picture company into the television field.
the heels of
this
six
was
Stockpiling of lithium
13th
Canadian Government,
quotations
of
and
the American Broadcasting
President of Loew's Inc., the parent company
Schenck,
M-G-M
marketed
Inc.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Nicholas M.
producing
weekly
a
the
over
members:
or
June 13
on
-•in'
Parade,"
fall
relief
common
is
1955
for
year
ago
are
internal
themselves.
distribute.
located
Broadway,
said
three
of
name
Theatres,
a
filed
system.
permanent
owns
all Securities
require information
which
manufacture
Records
the
as
Broadcasting-Paramount
designation
record,
for
31,
first
Natural
estimated
heretofore
47
Midland Securities
CANADAService
President
the
to
AM-PAR
between
the
be
as
selected
company
American
the
the
It
Co.—Record
May
90.5%
year
each
plant
ment
Amariila Uranium, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files—
The
SEC
a
proceeds
Natural
48
^Clearings
been
been
being made available
through the usual trade
during the remainder of 1955 and in 1956
the subsidiaries will spend up to $190,000,000 for
construction. Included
in
this
program
are
the initial stage
of development
of American
Louisiana
Pipe Line Co. pipeline facilities, estimated to cost $130,000.000, and related expansion by other companies in the American
of
MGM and ABC Sign Agreement for Television
premiere
i
of
Clark,
used
planned
Offices
V.
has
for
aches,
$3,916,056
rose
subsidiaries
It
American
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
Name Selected for New Phonograph Record Firm—
Corp.
has
is
professions
extractions.
the
period
through
Record
tablet
supplied by amendment.
equity
AM-PAR
2797.
p.
541.
$35,000,000
of
as
comparable store basis,
for
Puckett, Chairman of the
Officer, a new contract cover¬
181,
purpose.
48
Earl
B.
though they will approximate the 1954 total of
earnings per share of common stock, although there are a greater
number
a
voted
remaining until he
President of Tobe and
share profits looking
„
Chief
consultants,
since
Puckett
and
21
years
Davis,
merchandise
June
181,
compared with 76 cents per share earned in the first
after giving effect to the two-for-one stock split.
capital increased $7,304,831 to $28,656,545 since the be¬
the 1955 year. The ri e in net worth to $41,617,064 from
p.
for
be
Net
Corp.—Approves Employment Contract
on
of
or
time.—V.
year
purposes.
Allied
dental
indicated
muscular
for
company
share
11
.
System
Bank
this
registration statement with the SEC on June
15, 1955, covering 736,856 shares of its $25 par common stock, to be
offered for subscription by stockholders on the basis of one
additional
54
48
Reserve
Course
transaction,
at
shares)
last
$30,876,421
V.
Cover
...
Statement of Member Banks
Federal
246.
p.
the
(N. Y.)—New Product—
product
new
is
and
of
and
Working
ginning of
35
Banks
Condition
Albers Super Markets, Inc.—Consolidation Effective—
below.—V.
compound
the
$66,605,738
reported
income
mon
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
\
West
Brooklyn,
of
made
Earnings of $1.41 per common share on the 2,564,298 common shares
outstanding as of May 31, 1955 (exclusive of restricted class B com¬
35
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates..
and
been
corresponding
Miscellaneous Features
properties
third
basis In
46
Markets
General Corporation & Investment News
State and City Bond Offerings
March
aspects
has
and
ended
American
exploring, developing and operat¬
the company owns leases checker-
areas.
A.
on
of
months
The
of
Tuxedni
Bay,
maintains
company
N.
and
present,
Wide
Houston-Wrllcw-Susitna
36,
of
medical
neuritis,
estimates
con¬
499,000 shs..
the
regular
a
45
Exchange..
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
was
incorporated in Delaware
acquiring oil, gas and mineral
company
purpose
Territory
these
boarded
cents)
15
six
Net
42
Section
Transactions New; York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock
FINANCING
on
channels.
compound
sales
the
41
Exchange
analgesic
Tablets,
American-Marietta
Net
tingencies.
CAPITALIZATION
financial
pains of rheumatism and arthritis.—V.
40
Prices..4.
for geological
including, but
the
Ferment Co., Inc.
procedures
minor
Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock
officers, directors and employees.
PROCEEDS—The
dental
39
Exchange.
the
new
neuralgia,
Dow Jones Stock and Bond
—The coiporation is offering
publicly 299,000 shares of
common stock (par 15
cents) at $1 per share through its
and
The
39
Exchange—Curb
represents
television
Cyanamid Co.—Suit Settled—
Falgos
through
39
Exchange
Exchange
Over-the-Counter
Alaska Oil
Exchange
Exchange-.!
Stock
of
City Chemicals, Inc.
distribution
38
Stock
agreement
enter
corporation.
Called
36
Stock
Stock
Canadian
•
2457.
p.
Stock
Francisco
Montreal
841,198
on
period
181,
San
1,528,349
1,757,652
:
Angeles Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
M-G-M
to
the program
buffered
new
this
36
36
Pittsburgh
1,858,994
_____
after
per
end
—V.
2,111,246
A
31
36
Los
$21,405,257
2,534,527
income
Net
1054
$23,620,018
income
Exchange
Exchange-
Texas
American
27
Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
1955
Operating revenue
Operating income
Stock
Stock
announcement
American
Detroit Stock Exchange
Alabama Gas Co.—Earnings Continue
Higher—
12 Month'; Ended May 31—
Other
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
the
studio
ABC-TV.
sponsorship of
See
Page
L 15
New York
par
with
picture
-
Files With
corporation
both products of Walt Disney; and of
the full-hour feature series that will premiere
2797.
p.
Stock and Bond Quotations
"
motion
"partnership" with
•
-
The
"Mickey Mouse Club."
"Warner Bros. Pi'esents,"
the fall on ABC-TV,
1955,
its
company
MISCELLANEOUS
-
in
16,
1193.
p.
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
'
•
Monday, June 27, 1955
Hr;mi|>t»n
44 KING STREET WEST, TORONTO 1, CANADA
TELEPHONE. EMpire 4-1131
TORONTO, LONDON, SAULT STE. MARIE, MONTREAL
Private wire
to
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
Sew
York
City
/"
\
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 27, 1955
The Commercial and
(2926)
2
K*
A.
D.
this
of
authorized a first distribution in the amount
of $40.75 per share in connection
with the complete
the company,
Such amount will be paid upon presentation
certificates to The First National City Bank of New York, 2 Wall St.,
Martin is
Robert M. Speer,
Martin succeeds
Mr.
liquidation of
of share
retired.
New York
with business in the Southwest and
is
director of 29 corporations.
He is President of six companies,
including the Central Engineering & Supply Co.; Chairman of the
Fort
Worth Transit Co. and a director of other transit firms; and
on
the executive committee of the First National
Bank of Dallas,
the Kansas City Public Service Co., and several insurance and other
widely associated
181,
p.
15,
Gas
the
of
erties
except
company,
most of its
$17,911,184.
amount of
in the
for
Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 5,381 shares of common stock (par $4)
was made on June 16 by Reynolds & Co. at $23.50 per
share, with a dealer's discount of 75 cents per share. It
was quickly completed.—V. 181, p. 2458.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
Aquafilter Corp.—Stock
May 20 filed a
covering 16,666 shares of common
Calif.—Files With SEC
with the SEC
offered at $18
The proceeds are to be used to
gas
Rubber
President.
For the six-month period ended April 3, 1955, the company
an
increase of 96.9%
iri earnings on a gain of 38.1% in net
as compared
with the corresponding period last year.
Consolidated net sales of the company and its wholly-owned
Machlin,
,
S/Vo.^o. Arter
special charges, amounted to
before
of
consisting
charges,
the
«s»
and expense
six-month period amounted
the $105,079 shown in the
until
"
Astor
shares
11,896
and
who
V.
has outstanding 62,740
of common class B. Its
has arranged to
Sold Privately—The company
through Kidder, Peabody
of $1,000,000 4Y2% notes due
announced on June 21.
May 1, 1970, it was
60.000
L. I., N. Y.—Stock Offered—
York, on June 20 publicly offered 99,shares of class A capital stock (par 10 cents)yat $3
Avien, Inc., Woodside,
£00
share.
per
issuance upon exercise
other
for
working
Class
capital stock
capital stock
A
Class
B
•
amount
Of this
and General Manager. T. L. Kaecht,
the division,, retired on May 31.—
*1,000,000 shs.
650,000 shs.
99,800 shs.
580,350 shs.
.
intention of instituting
payments on the class A capital stock, with a quarterly
during the third quarter of the calendar year 1955 at the
directors
The
cents
"7%
Amount
tion;
clock
per
expressed
their
.
*
dividend
dividend
rate of
share.
initially
be
and to reduce the accounts
necessary Federal income taxes.
payable, including to
as
the
to
declaration
of
but in the event of the declaration of any dividends other than
dividends, the holders of the class A capital stock shall be
property of $1 per share
to each calendar year before any dividends may be declared or paid
on
the class B capital stock. The right of the holders of the class A
capital stock to such a preferential dividend shall be non-cumulative.
dividends of $1 per share shall have been declared
on
the class A
capital stock in any elcandar year, dividends shall
toe declared in equal amounts per share to the holders of the class A
entitled
to
receive
dividends
in
cash
or
in
distinction as to class.
company is in the business of development, manu¬
of electronic measurement instruments and controls
«™aSS B ca-oital stock. without
*
5
facture
for
?
and
sale
aircraft.
engineers,
designs and manufactures
ground support, ground handling, servicing
textile
company
was
New York
converting; but
incorporated
in
on
operations.
The executive
Boulevard,
equipment
testing
and
equipment. In addition, the company manufactures
of basic electrical and electronic components, such
supply
power
control
related
variety
wide
rectifiers,
generators,
motors,
of
the
company
Long Island,
N.
are located at 58-15 Northern
Y.—V. 181, p. 2798.
N.
3'%%,
3.85%
.
(par $20)
$6,961,000
920,000
919,000
$6,961,000
920,000
919,000
1,500.000
c'ne Nov. 1, 1084
due Oct. I. 1987
due Oct. 1, 1983___
stock, non-cumul.
p. 2630.
•
101,
1,500,000
Y
495,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
,
.
coils, amplifiers, transformers,
regulators and filters.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
a
as
1970
1,
Outstanding
1,160,500 shs.
upon
.2,500,000 shs.
stock ($1 par value)
150.000
of
stock are reserved for issuance pursuant
plan for officers and key employees.
common
to a
restricted stock option
underwriters named below,
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
respective
Earnings
&
agreed
of debentures
opposite their
Debentures
—__
.
Co
&
&
Emanuel,
Deetjen
Fairman,
Harris
M.
^
.
Morford, Inc
Whitehead
Miller &
Cruttenden
M.
$998,000
Co.
Cosgrove,
&
&
&
Co
Hentz
&
Co
Co
Co.,
Inc
Co., Inc
freeman &
Goodbody
Hickey
Co.,
&
53.000
_
27,000
D.
A.
!
—
1
Krensky & Co., Inc
Lomasney & Co
M.
Osterman
Prescott,
&
Hutner
Shepard
&
Kenny
181,
pp.
I
i
______
Inc
Inc.__;__.
Co.,
Irving J. Rice & Co.
Scherck, Richter Co._
—V.
53.000
13.000
Inc
Kay, Richards & Co
Kormendi & Co., Inc
Arthur
53.000
27,000
27,000
13.000
53.000
13,000
53,000
108,000
108.000
27,000
27,000
:
Co
H.
27,000
53,000
27,000
53,000
108,000
13.000
I
Inc
2578 and 2796.
&
166,
—V.
Ayres,
shares
common
per
outstanding
share
$242,840
—
——
53.000
13,000
Shares
50,000
8,000
4,000
4.000
2,000
8,000
2,000
8,000
16,000
16.000
4,000
4,000
8,000
4.000
8,000-
2,000
4,000
8,000
4,000
8,000
16,000
2,000
8.000
2,000
$1.28
Ltd.—New Discovery—
American Oil Co.
British
115,000
100,00o
•
1251.
p.
Oil Producing Co., a wholly-owned U. S.
important crude oil discovery in Texas. Located
near
the Sweetwater field,
the well, McJunkins No. 1, was drilled
to a depth of 5,46.3 feet and showed 22 feet of continuous permeable
sand.
The well flowed at a daily rate of 390 barrels of 41. gravity
crude through a small choke.
The company owns approximately 1,600 acres in this area and 10
more
weils are planned for completion during 1955.—V. 181, p. 542.
British-American
The
subsidiary, reports
an
British Petroleum
Broadway-Hale
an
e
offered
be
Inc.—Stock to Employees—
the SEC on May 19 covering
stock (par $10) which may
employees under a stock plan at prices
market price.—V. 180, p. 2290.
Stores,
administrative
the prevailing
to
exceeding
not
in Wales—
below.—V. 181, p. 643.
notification was filed with
timated 40,000 shares of common
of
letter
A
Co., Ltd.—On Stream
Products Co.
Universal Oil
See
Brockway Glass
Brockway, Pa.—Files—
notification with the5% cumulative preferred stock to be
without underwriting.—V. 179, p. 1718.
Co., Inc.,
corporation on May 24
SEC •#pvering 6,000 shares of
offered at par ($50 per share),
Co., Berlin,
Brown
filed a letter of
N. H.—Fair to
Be President—
Harold Fair of Brookline, Mass. as President ot
this company will be sought at
a directors' meeting, after a special
meeting of the company's stockholders to be held on July 14, it was
of
Election
mailed to company stockholders.
Vice-President since Oct. 19 of last year.
Pembroke, N. H. who has been President
1, 1950, and Chairman of the Board since Oct. 20, 1952, and
of the company since 1941, would, the proxy statement an¬
in
F.
Laurence
since Jan.
director
a
the
for
statement
proxy
a
b^en Executive
Whittemore of
the
formulation
and shall represent
meetings."
pany,
proposed new
"shall be responsibleof the com¬
authority of the board of directors
Chairman of the Board under a
company by which the Chairman
of long-range policies and planning
become
of
by-law
E.
A.
has
Fair
Mr.
nounces,
names:
Incorporated
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co
Badgley, Frederick. Rogers &
Baxter, Williams & Co
Clayton Securities Corp
Julien Collins & Co
Blair
capital
Common
announced
for whom Blair
company the principal amount
of common stock set forth
shares
of
number
the
the
from
purchase
$261,647
115,000
100,000
. $1.47
profit
!■_;
dividends paid
Preference
representative, have severally
Incorporated is acting as
Co.
$3,392,179
522,664
279,824
$2,000,000
$2,000,000
,
shares of common stock are reserved for issuance
conversions of the 5% convertible subordinated debentures and
shares
for income taxes____
Prov.
The,
subordinated debentures, due
conv.
June
$3,695,018
——583,847
—
322,200
Income taxes
before
1954
1955
March 31—
sales
Profit
control
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
5%
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Bright & Co., Ltd.
Year Ended
Net
panels,
the
between
An
number of directors
from 12 to 15 is also pro¬
investment banking firm
of Forget & Forget; G. A.
and R. Howard
all of' Montreal*
Montreal, now a
the
in
increase
and proxy statement for the July 14 meeting. The
that it is proposed to elect to membership on
addition to the present board, Col. Maurice Forget, a
posed in the notice
announces
statement
in
board,
the
partner
the
in
Morris,
a
Canada.
of Ogilvie Flour Mills Co. Ltd.;
Managing Director of The Imperial Trust Co.,
G.
Blair Gordon of Dominion Textiles,
member
of
Webster,
p.
director
board, has
the
asked that he not be
re-elected.—V. 181*
2690.
Inc.—Stock Sold—Eisele &
York, on June 15 sold
2,400 shares of common stock (par $1) at $5.75 per share,
for the account of a selling stockholder.—V. 181, p. 2798.
Burroughs & Son,
(J. P.)
King, Libaire,
Stout & Co., New
Yr.—Stock Change Hands
May 10, in a letter to
'
written offer was made by Champ Hats, Inc.,
Pennsylvania corporation, to all holders of class A common stock
of The Byrndun
Corp. to purchase at $20 per share up to 75,000
Byrndun Corp.,
C.
Wiggin,
B.
Brooklyn, N.
Chairman
of the Board, on
stockholders, said:
On March 30, 1955. a
the
a
Bowater
nary
offices
Woodside,
Series
—V.
elec¬
and
for aircraft and a wide range of high precision
servo systems, rotating electrical equipment and
electronic
and
Willis,
Nov. 22, 1932 to
conduct
the business of textile
it embarked in 1953
©n
its present line of business with the acquisition of all
the assets
Engineering Corp. The company no longer conducts any
The
the extent
BUSINESS—Company
trical
Dempsey-Tegeler
dividends, and as to the
thereof, shall rest with the directors, in their absolute discre¬
decision
The
have
M,
Net
Outstanding
reserved for issuance upon con¬
the class B capital stock.
of
version
Authorized
(par 10 cents)
(par 10 cents)—
580,350 shares are
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
due
3%
K,
series
of
sirable,
and
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
used to finance Inventory
proceeds are to be
capital purposes.
L,
Series
(T. G.)
of
He
convertible into common .stock at
111 shares for each $1,000 deben¬
prices ranging from 105% to par.
PROCEEDS—Of the proceeds from the sale of the debentures and
commtn
shares approximately $750,000 will be used to complete and
equip the plant of Bogue- Electric of Canada, Ltd., a wholly owned
subsidiary of the company, currently under construction in Ottawa,
Ontario.
The balance will be added to general funds and
will be
utilized to increase
working capital, which the company deems de¬
&
net
PROCEEDS—The
end
Fairfield County, Conn.
FINANCING
EFFECT TO PRESENT
GIVING
1980
1,
Series
Common
*222,000
Cohu & Co., New
Trumbull and Easton, all in
bonds,
mtge.
Nov.
repayable in
each suc¬
maturity to be July 1,
1, 1955, and
share or approximately
will be reueemable at
per
They
♦Common
used for working capital.
proceeds will be
The
First
President and General Manager
Division has been announced.
sell privately
Co., New York, an issue
&
Bridgeport.
Authorized
Manufacturing
will
debentures
The
ture.
shares of common class A
total net asset value as of
subsidiaries.
no
Street,
CAPITALIZATION
2238.
2115 and
pp.
$9,009
^
has
Westport, Shelton,
Co.—Securities Offered
—Blair & Co. Incorporated and associates on June 24
offered $2,000,000 of 5% convertible subordinated de¬
bentures, due June 1, 1970, and 200,000 shares of common
stock of $1 par value. The debentures are priced at 100%
and accrued interest and the common stock at $8 per sh.
was
Austin Co., Inc.—Notes
181,
Bogue Electric
$1,206,809, equivalent to $16.17 per share and
comprised principally of marketable securities. The number of shares
•of
North River stock to be issued to Astor will be determined by
dividing the aggregate value of Astor's net assets by the net asset
value per share of
North River stock ($1,958,350 as of March 31,
1955, or approximately $4 per share).—V. 162, p. 1163.
1955,
31,
ICarch
was Vice-President
formerly was President
previously
properties
jshareholders,
corporation's
the
York,
applica¬
certain
May 5, 1927.
organized in Connecticut on
was
The principal office of the company is 835
Conn.
The
company
is engaged in the business of collecting, purifying,
selling and distributing water for public and private use and consump¬
tion, in the City of Bridgeport and the Towns of Fairfield, Stratford,
$1,500,000
1,870 shs.
1752.310 shs.
Corp.—President of Unit Elected—
Harold <Nutt as
Borg & Beck
of
election
The
Y.—Merger—Dissolution—
and North River Securities Co., Inc., New
it was announced on June 20, have joined in the filing of an
tion
with the SEC for an exemption order
with respect to
transactions involved in the proposed merger of Astor with and into
North River; and the Commission has given interested persons
July 6, 1955, to request a hearing thereon.
Under an agreement and plan of reorganization approved
by the
respective boards of directors of the two companies, the
•nd assets of Astor are to be transferred to North River in exchange
for shares of common stock of
the latter and its assumption of all
the liabilities and obligations of
Astor; and Astor is to be dissolved
and the shares of North River stock distributed
pro rata among its
corporation
BUSINESS—Company
It
1955, and to be
including 60,000 shares reserved for
warrants.—V. 181, p. 2578,
__.
loans.
Outstanding
60,000
<
a
outstanding
Borg-War^er
stock
$51.50
redemption
Financial Corp., N.
Astor
before
Co
&
Bros.
-
0
t.Not
of
.
'V ,'\
first half of our fiscal
year Is continuing as the company enters the season of peak demand
for its products."
Therefore, he expressed confidence that when the
current fiscal year ends on Sept. 30,
1955, Armstrong Rubber will
"report the highest sales in its history and net income will be sub¬
stantially greater than in fiscal 1954."—V. 181, p. 2578.
This
share—-__
July 1,
per
or
on
I960.
Discussing
"The
$11.50
of
issued
be
quarterly installments, beginning Oct.
ceeding three months thereafter, the final
f
t
a •'
the outlook, Mr; Machlin said:
substantial improvement shown in the
date.
price
♦To
*
FINANCING
: '
$1,500,000
5,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1960.
1,
cum.
the
report also showed that the remaining outstanding
company's 4%% cumulative convertible preferred
($50 par) have been called for redemption July 5, 1955, at
per
share, plus dividends accrued from July 1,
1955, to the
the
of
shares
;»\
equal,
to 79 cents per
shares in the first half of the 1954
outstanding
the presently
EFFECT TO PRESENT
quarterly
due
note
pfd. stock ($L00 .par value)
Common stock (50 cents par value) __
Warrants to purchase common stock at
the net income
shares out¬
on
July
to
6%
27%
23%»
20%
G. H. Walker & Co
18%
T. L. Watson & Co
12%
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to the company from the sale of this
issue of its capital stock will be applied principally to the
payment
of such then out tanding bank loans, and the balance, if any, to the
cost of improvements and additions to the company's p'ant,
planned
for 1955 but which have not been financed by such estimated bank
Hin-ks
Co._
&
Scranton & Co._
W.
Chas.
Components, Inc. and Hugenot
Authorized
promissory
*4%%
'
'
,
and underwriting percentages of the
securities hereby offered are as follows;
names
the
of
underwriters
Smith-Ramsay
Main
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
sub¬
issue of June
our
UNDERWRITERS—The
April 30, 1955, the com¬
$345,711, or 63 cents a share
of
income
net
a
Hydraulic
in
made
several
ended
months
six
\
outstanding/—•
presently
*
details follow;
will be
for any
stock.
of common
pruvioioin for these
fiscal year.
The
interim
reported
pany
sales
to $757,500,
an increase of 56.9%
over
corresponding period last year.
After provision for preferred dividends of $18,835,
was
equal to $1.62 per share on the 480,221 common
standing.
This compares with n't income equivalent
share
Carl M.
company plans to apply for listing its outstanding
stock on the American Stock Exchange as soon
after
this offering is completed.
the
v
Co.—Stock Offering—Mention
13 of the offering to
stockholders of record June 8 of 55,000 additional shares
of capital stock (par $20) at $28 per share on the basis
of one new share for each eight shares held; rights to
expire on June 28. This offering is underwritten by
Smith, Ramsay & Co., Inc. and associates.
Further
common
EARNINGS—For
guarantee adjustments
consolidated net income for
•ccruals,
of
practicable
as
2453.
p.
Bridgeport
purpose.
subsidiaries, Instrument
181,
was
Corp.
LISTING—The
shares
$29,851,072 during the first half of its current
fiscal year.
This represented a gain of $8,241,566, or 38.1% over the
<21,609,506 reported in the like period la t year.
Reflecting this Increase in sales volume, consolidated net income,
special
corporate
Machinery
to
amounted
sidiaries
—
from the sale of these shares
working capital arid will be available
the company's
to
wholly-owned
showed
.
Ciark,
Additional working capital is required to
finance increased inventory requirements accompanying the continued
growth^in production and sales now being experienced by the company
and for the manufacture of new products recently developed.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in 1950 to develop, design
and manufacture mechanical,
electro-mechanical and electronic pre¬
cision components,
equipment and systems.
The company has two
Co.—Net Nearly Doubled—Pre¬
ferred Stock to Be Redeemed July 5—
Reflecting a substantial increase in demand for its products, this
company showed substantial gains both in sales and earnings during
the first half of its fiscal year, it was reported on June 22 by Fredcrick
Stock Offered
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
added
proper
operations.—V. 181, p. 2798.
Armstrong
—
corporation's English mills.
7,200,000 ordinary shares
has
Bowaters
V.
shares
Ventures,
Oil
Arkansas
Corp.
Instrument
Belock
finance
Eric
addition
capacity of the
to
expects
board
help
Sir
In
spend $75,000,000 for the expansion of mills and factories near London
and Liverpool,
calling for the addition over the next five years of
four new paper mac ines which will add 225,000 tons annually to the
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. on June 22 offered 200,000
of common stock (par 50 cents) at $11.50 per share.
Inc.—Stock Sold—Tellier &
Co., Jersey City/ N. J., on June 10 offered 2,000,000
.shares of common stock (par,one cent) at two cents per
share. The offering was completed.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to oil and
'
-
by
25.
May
declare a final liquidating distribution in the
amount of approximately $1.97 per share upon the completion of the
sale of the undeveloped properties, which it is expected will be prior to
Nov. 30,
1955.—V. 181, p. 26.-0.
underwriting.'
obligations.—V. 180, p. 1321,
liquidate
the $100,000,000 expansion, program an¬
Bowater, Chairman, at the annual meeting on
to the $25,000,000 expansion at the Bowaters
Southern
Paper Corp.
at Calhoun, Tenn., which has already been
finai:ced by private placements in North America, Bowaters plans to.
will
Proceeds
nounced
President,
The
will start in London
"because the shares
trading in the new shares
According to the circular letter,
27.
issued are not registered with the SEC, no subscription will ba
accepted from a stockholder whose registered address is in the United
States. However, such stockohlders may dispose of their rights."
b.ing
production payment
$6,500,000,
according to Chester M.
approximately $42.72 per snare,
be
will
Vickers
of said
p. 2798.
letter of notification
stock (par $1) to be
without
share,
per
on
company
sold the reserved
Ltd.
expected that
is
June
on
been realized by the company
from the sale of its properties to Tennes ee Gas and to Northwood Oil
Co. is $24,411,184.25, or $41.04 per share.
Assuming that the titles to
the undeveloped properties are satisfactory, the company will realize
an
additional $1,000,000, or $1.68 per share. Thus, the total amount
which the company expects to realize frorp the sale of all of its assets
Los Angeles,
Arden Farms Co.,
The
On
satisfactory.
June 21, 1955 the company
to be
to NorthWood Oil Co., Da.las. Texas, for
The total amount which has presently
Offering Completed—The re¬
common
the public of 150,000 shares of
stock (par 10 cents) at $2 per share through
Brothers, New York, has been completed, all
shares having been sold. See details in V. 181,
cent offering to
mined
properties of
undeveloped
certain
—
It
Gas, which amounts to $1,000,000,
by Tennessee Gas when the title to
the Bay company has been deter¬
will be
London,
Trust
1955 the campany transferred
and received payment therefor
The remainder of the purchase price for
properties sold to Tennessee
paid to the Bay company
the
a
by the company. On Jane 20,
properties to Tennessee Gas
reserved
2114.
in
with Tennessee
all of the prop¬
production payment which was
company
July 15. Underwriting is being arranged
England, by the London and Yorkshire
offer expires on
Y., for stamping.
N.
has entered into a purchase contract
Transmission Co.. Houston, Texas, for the sale of
The
a
firms.—V.
have
directors
The
President.
Mr.
2,400,000 additional shares, £1 par, at a price of £3 Is.
($9.80) a share. Subject to allotment, shareholders may
subscribe at the rate of one share for every three shares
held of record June 1, 1955, fractions being ignored. The
Dividend—
Corp.—$40.75 Liquidating
Petroleum
Bay
Co.—New Director—
Martin, financier of Dallas, Texas, has been elected a director
company, it was announced on June 22 by Otto G. Schwenk,
Window Glass
American
ing
Paper
Corp.,
Ltd.
(England)—Offers Ordi¬
Shares to Stockholders—The corporation is offer¬
its ordinary shareholders rights to subscribe for
shares
the
of
nort
the
nf
outstanding shares
t.hii
nurphocni*
tn
of such stock,
nnrr»liQco
in
PYP.PSS
with the right on
nf
HUHlb6£
its
tendered
if
shares
terms
to
have
pursuant
close
the
at
Pursuant
Inc.
name
said
of
shares
75,000
Corporation,
P- 1671.
its
which
April
on
Hats,
Champ
into
offer
the
to
business
of
offer",
its
transferred
been
and Financial Chronicle
Number 5441... The Commercial
Volume 181
on
class
expired
20.
according
A
stock.—V.
common
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
SEC
181,
corporation
covering
Service
California Water
This
16,
filed
company
1955,
covering
statement
shares of
200,000
the
with
its $12.50
par
SEC
Net
stock,
common
to
12 Months Ended May 31
__
$3,845,000-
from
Balance before deductions
8,392
$2,530,500
income
Dividends
preferred
on
the
of
337,965
notification
of
The
367,454
$1,304,854
$1,273,128
181,
Detroit
of
the
cost
filed
was
this
of
with
the
$1)
(par
the
lor
179, p.
into
effective
this
to
account
the
merger
l'A
of
Calumet &
Hecla, Inc.—Acquires Canadian Firm—
shares
outstanding
2-ondon,
June
on
of
Vulcanizer
which
the. acquisition
announced
Canada
Canada,
Ont..
20
will
all
the
18,
The
as
of
loans
of
of
of
SEC
May
on
offered
be
Emory
of
16
the
at
covering
&
Hecla
subsidiary
manufactures
Wolverine
.
hea„ transfer equipment incor¬
installations and the chemical,
petro-chemical and oil refining industries, internationally, are served.
It is also a leading Canadian manuiacturer oi vulcanizing equipment
finned tubing, and builds
the
tubing.
Hydro-electric
in
wide
a
President
Income
Other
shares
their
The
Super
The
the
opening
East
Smith,
Central
East
Division.
The
Sales
facilities
depot
District
and
office
of
by
2
Junj
on
for
Manager
branch
a
announced
were
Sales
District
Central
mill
feet
square
mill
new
depot,
floor
of
to
service
located
area,
in
customers
Wolverine
in
Northern
Indiana
Markets,
Net
is
the stockholders
in exchange
by
being
Albers
of
and
maintained,
Wolverine
enabling
make
to
ship¬
received.—V.
is
order
an
181,
stock.—V.
181,
See
Cable
General
Canadian
Files
The
•of
Uranium
corporation
stock
common
to
(par
for
pay
corporate
Canada—
proposed
of
letter
a
issue
notification
of
to be offered at 15 cents
City, N. J.
The net proceeds
exploration
and
development
costs
and
shares
per
are
for
share
to be
other
purposes.
homa
June
Chicago, 111.—Files—
liled
8
letter
a
of
letter
181,
to
This
funds
for
Sales
i5 cents per
cents
For
per
$208,938,023
months
as
.■previous year.
being
pared
uf
ended
was
The
1955
May
1955
31,
the
Company's
have
been
substantial
a
compared to $163,896,337 for the same period in the
Profit for the first five months of 1955 was $12,843,647,
for
the
first
five
months of
which
Division
the
Gas
be
offered
■
the
were
in
179,
Profit
on
Taxes
made
AG,
by Kloeckner & Co., an
Cologne-Deutz, Germany,
the output of the Con¬
Kloeckner-Humboldt-Deutz
AG,
Corp.—Plans Rate Rise—
last
annual
gross
\ 6'Jo
allowed
rate
of
rate
37%
depreciation,
tbe Corporation Commission of
by
increase
are designed
$417,561.
This
by
revenue
return
order
and
Natural
Gas
company
on
June 8
filed
a
are
to
The
company
on
June
of notification with the SEC
mortgage sinking fund bonds to
The proceeds are to be used
for construction program.
filed
8
a
indebtedness and
repay
Uranium
corporation
Corp.,
covering
"D")
York.
New
exploration
&
May
on
be offered at
to
cents)
The
Development Co., Inc.—Files—
letter
a
shares
oi
of
notification
stock
common
(par
five
proceeds
net
to
are
and
expenses
used
be
to
general
for
pay
for
corporate«
Offering—A
offering
was
Century Natural Gas & Oil Corp.—Stock Sold—Green¬
&
Co., Inc., New
York in
June offered
and sold
-546,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) at 5.76
per share.
The net proceeds go to selling stock¬
holders.—V. 181, p. 2691.
'
corporation
covering
of.ered
at
Spokane^
incident
fiied
9
shares
cents
Wash.
to
June
on
500,000
20
Byrndun
Corp.
above.—V.
181,
p.
The net
letter
capital
of
share
per
a
proceeds
are
notification
of
stock
through
(par
with
cents)
10
the
to be
Standard
^Securities Corp.,
to be used to pay expenses
$79,842,641
52.964.7a4
57,388,111
14,631,280
13,802,725
$7,367,877
$8,651,805
871,071
561,457
$8,238,948
admin,
and
gen.
$9,213,262
expenses
______
445,18J
351,966*
3,468,987
4,298,003
$4,324,772
$4,563,284
$2.38
deductions
etc.,
income
(estimatedi__
earnings
share-
per
$2.23
total
outstanding of
Dresser's
the
rate
of
the
end
shares of
cise
share
of
2%
of
1,876,000.
It should also be noted, however, that
preferred stock is convertible into common stock:
common for each share of preferred.
A»
shares of
the
second
conversion
shown
above
been
privilege.
each
for
of the current fiscal year, 33,146
issued in connection with the exer¬
quarter
stock had
common
the
of
series
3%%
at
earnings
Consequently,
1955
period
based
are
common shares outstanding as of April
for 1954 are based upon
1,876,000 shares.
tnose
The
and
preferred
is "likely
it
corporation
covering
($10
per
ior
address
179,
p.
23
of
filed
444
*
capital
unoerwri.mg.
privilege expires on Sept. 15, 1955,
shares of preferred stock will bo
stock conversion
that additional
all of the remaining preferred stock
is
converted, an additional 74,452 shares of,' common stock will bo
issued
and
outstanding.
Meanwhile, if and as further conversions
take
prior
to
lime.
that
It
place, the number of outstanding common shares and hence
for computing earnings per share will be subject to change.
basis
The
backlog of unfilled orders
N.
of April
as
those
of
basis
for
engineering
the
last
first- six
the
well.
as
The
1955,
and
not
is
certain of the Dresser com¬
far as per share earnings areadditional common shares beinff
preierred stock.—V. 181, p. 1309.
activities
research
conversion
upon
was
pf the year should exceed somewhat
only in total but on a per shar©
anticipated despite an acc deration in
half
months
increase
in
panies, particularly Lane-Wells, and,
concerned, despite the likelihood of
issued
letter
notification
of
stock
Tne
to
be
proceeus
offered
are
to
of
the
so
underwriting
Duriron Co., Inc.—Debentures Sold—An
headed by Lee Higginson Corp. on June 22 offered
for public sale $1,500,000 of 4%% subordinated deben¬
group
June
due
tures.
1, 1975, at 100%
accrued interest.
and
This offering was oversubscribed.
The
at
debentures
$16%
A
issue
prior
company
at
prior
101)'
PROCEEDS—Net
all
the
of
the
at par
be used
N.
Palm
to
to
June
Aug.
2,
1, 1956 at 103 VsV"
and for sinking
195.) and after these dates at de¬
proceeds
will
financing
the
of
in
care
of
Drive,
& Colgate,
Springs, Calif.
Thompson
Palm
stock
and
for
repayment
rosion
resisting
from
made
ment
of
$300,000
a
bank
Alkali
Representing
the first
Co.—Completes Expansion
completely
integrated
facility
of
Project—
its kind
in
a
new
installation for producing chromic acid was put
operation on June 15 at the Painesville (Ohio) Works of this
company, according to an announcement by Frank W. Jarvis, General
Manager of the firm's Chromium Chemicals Division.
1
pipe
drain
and
fittings,
heat
exhaust
exchanges,
steam jets, ejectors and stainless steel filters.
Manufacturers
chemicals are the major outlet for the company's products
but substantial sales are also made to other industries.
The principal
heavy
Ohio.
Dayton,
EARNINGS—The
reported
company
sales of $8,778,562
net
and net
$565,957 for 1954.
These prolit.; were equal to $1.94 per
share on the outstanding common stock.
For the three months ended
March 31, 1955 sales were $2,375,834 and
the net income $108,903.
profit
of
July
note due
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
J,
Outstanding
$1,410,000
$1,410,000
1963_____——
subordinated debs, due June 1,
1975 (conv. prior to Juns 1, 1965)__
4%)'
stock
Common
($2.50
50,704
and
warrants,
shares
90,000
reserved
shares
purchase
to
March 31, 1955 for exercise of
initially for issue upon conver¬
underwriters
the
from
forth
Corp
$375,000
Co
330,000
Walker
H.
The
Rand
Ohio
&
105,000
Johnson,
Co.,
—V.
Ladd
Lane,
Space
p.
severally
amounts
Herbert
W.
Schaefer
Co.
&
Caldwell Phillips Co
I. M. Simon & Co
&
75,006>
30,006
30,006*
2580.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher,
Dana Seibert, President. Published twice a week Tevery Thursday
(general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3,
<Telephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers' Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at tne
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 OS
Canada, $51.00 per year. Other Countries, $55.00 per year.
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William
NOTE:
On account of the fluctuations in
the rate of
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions an d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
of
75,006
Company
75,000
75,000
Inc.
181.
& Co.
have
respective
A. M. Kidder & Co
.___ $75,006
Mead, Miller & Co.——
75,006
PrescoU,
Wright, Snider
75,000
Granbery, Marache
&
the
*
105,000
Co
Co
&
Greene
below:
below
named
company
set
Higginson
Lee
G.
at
reserved
1,500,000
278,196 shs.
1,500,000
"500,000 shs.
value)
par
of debentures.
sion
into
this expansion project now gives this basic chemical
two completely integrated, strategically located chromic acid
for.serving the metal-finishing, paint, manufacturing,' food-
applied
be
will
company is one of the principal producers of cor¬
equipment and the leading producer of such equip¬
high silicon iron.
The products include centrifugal
and
valves
pumps,
mid-America,
plants
used in tho
loan
fans,
debentures
Diamond
tho
BUSINESS—The
UNDERWRITERS—The
2807.
by
used
be
acquisition of its Enzinger Division.
The remainder
toward acquisition of additional equipment.
"Includes
is
Canyon
company
to reimburse the treasury in connection with the redemption
its outstanding shares of $25 per value 5%
cumulative pre¬
of
ferred
stock
common
1965.
1,
premiums.
company
of
into
prior to June
fund provides, for retirement of approximately 75'/»
of
maturity.
The debentures are redeemable at the option.,
before
the
convertible
are
share
per
sinking
4.35)',
with
tho*
$32,231,000
of Jan, 31.
30,
from that of $32,344,000 as
President, on Jnne^ 17, said in part:
Mallon,
"Earnings
purposes.
of the-corporation
attorney-at-law,
—V.
shares
without
general corporate
The
May
on
1,120
share),
total - o£
whereas
a
1955,
Authorized
(Calif.)—Files—
common-
per
upon
30,
1,909,KB
CAPITALIZATION
Desert Country Club Estates, Inc.
producer
1071.
1954
1955
$74,963,951
services
respect to the figures on earnings per common share, it should
be noted that, prior to the acquisition of Lane-Wells, there
were 1,300,000 eommun shares of Dresser Industries outstanding.
The acquisi¬
tion involved the issuance of 576,000 additional common shares or a
mining operations.
Completion of
Champ Hats, Inc.—Acquisition—
See
$27,902,546
income
on
agreed
•cents
30,400,000
$4,203,098 $23,869,111
income
plant is in
Uranium Mine, Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
Dahl
letter of notification with the SECr
(par five centsi to be offered
Investment Corp., Washington, D. C.
to pay expenses incident to mining
of 25,000 shares of common stock
made on June 22 by Harriman Ripley &
Co. Inc. at $34.75 per share.—V. 181, p. 2579.
field
$58,302,546
23,100,000
With
of
SEC
<par $5)
4,800,000
revenues
and
income
Net
(under
share through James Anthony Securules
per
development
and
filed
25
300,000
$1
each.
purposes.
The
secondary
l&os.—1954
1955—9
Industries, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Off—
service
engineering,
Interest,
letter
20-year first
issued in denominations of $1,000
The
Privately—This associa¬
South West Corp.—Secondary
*
Subs.)—Earnings-
1309.
sales
creasing
,
&
of
fund
Cowiche (Wash.) Telephone Co.—Files With SEC—
Cromwell
of the Archdiocese
■operations.
Central
(&
"
$9,003,098 $46,969,111
$4,818,402
p.
and
Selling,
on
2,995,000
share)
be
•covering 300,000 shares of common stock
'The
4,900,000
181,
Cost
of
Co., Moab, Utah—Files—
per share through Universal
net proceeds are to be used
$1.94
1955—3 Mos.—1954
profit
H.
June 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock to be offered at par (10
through Lasseter & Co., Denver, Colo. The net pro¬
be used to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
company
per
The
The
$2.25
J
Six Months Ended April 30—
Co.—Stock
Plan, as provided for in the offering plan.—V.181,p.2691.
SEC
rat $l
$1.92
operat¬
income—_
on
Sales
corporation.
this
granted
within a few days at the $31 per share subscrip¬
price to the Bankers Trust Co., as trustee of the
Annuity Trust for subsequent transfer at the same price
to the Alternate Thrift Trust of the Employees Thrift
ceeds
1954.
tion, it was announced on June 20, has placed privately
through Goldman, Sachs & Co., an issue of $4,000,000
3%% first mtge. notes due 1963-1975—V. 181, p. 2087.
Cedar Springs Uranium
$2.25
oi period,
$9,718,402
Dresser
1098.
p.
Regulation
*of St. Louis, Mo.—Notes Placed
all
——
converted
be sold
to
School Association
-V.
tion
The
102,648
High
3,764,869
capital
stock—
'
charges
Earnings
produce
rates
same
the
cents
20 filed a registration statement with the
shares of its $10 par common stock, to be sold
pursuant to the company's Restricted Stock Option Plan for officers
■and other key employees.—V. 181, p. 1557.
Catholic
working
capital
.....
after
ing
Taxes
shares, or 97.8%, it was announced on June 22.
expected that the 15,885 shares unsubscribed will
is
June
on
for
of
par
used
be
part of
of
Utilities
covering $110,000 of 5%
company
business
share
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
Total
at
to
are
Subscriptions—
This company's recent offering of 738,721 shares of cap¬
ital stock to its Stockholders resulted in subscriptions
company's earnings per share are after preferred dividends,
covering
20,721,631
16,956,762
the'
with
more
company's
based
was
covering
Registers With Securities and Echange Commission—
This
the
per
Operating
fcxcius.vt new improved process which
high-grade iron ore concentrates
economically.—V. 181, p. 543.
an
will
bodies
ore
Consolidated
and
ihave been computed on shares outstanding at the end of the respective
periods after adjustment for the 2 for l stock split in April of 1955.)
SEC
24,239,437
17,242,175
declared™—.
or
shares outstanding at end
on
>
r
Other
Cordillera Mining Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With SEC
of
stock,
common
The
in
paid
construction
incomet
.
Works
confident
increase
sales were
sales and $1.49 per share of common stock, as com¬
profit of $10,437,566, or 6.377/ of sales and $1.21 per share
6.157',
to
1955
for May,-1954.
five
the
month
$2,971,455, as compared to profit
profit was 6.49'v of sales and
share of common stock, as compared to 7.027' of sales and
share of common stock for May, 1954.
the
for
$2,426,858
28
in
17.
Profit
of
10,504,793
—_
Ariz.—Files—
corporation on June 17 filed an application before the Okla¬
Corporation Commission for permission to increase its rates for
amount
It
1955 were $45,805,412 as compared to $34,562,544 for
1954, Harmon S. Eberhardt, President, announced
May,
month
same
June
10,369,560
6,997,262
___
.____■
to
for 722,836
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Sales & Profits Up—
the
504,518
31,226,423
—virtually unchanged
notification
SEC
vn
30,721,905
—34,608,997
___________
________
2579.
p.
notiiication
oi
stock
A
funds.
advancing
Flagstaff,
a
class
borrowed
for
Tbe proposed rate schedules attached to the application
to
—V.
with the
covering 14,250 shares of roirmon stock (par $li to be offered
;at $3.50 per share through Pacific Coast Securities Co., San Francisco,
Calif. The net proceeds are to be useu ior woiaing capital.
on
of
the
storage.—V.
will
service in Oklahoma.
gas
Oklahoma
corporation
for
subsidiaries
The
par.
program
gas
fileu
10
oll'^r to utilize
is
Fenimore
This
(under
2,000,000
cent)
one
Jersey
34,561,715
___
10,794,488 and 10,771,908 respectively
Based on avge. shs. outstdg.
during the period
—V. 181, p. 2692.
of
shares
company,
according to an announcement by the
in Duisburg, Germany.
;
the Consolidated Fenimore company has received
Consolidated
Exchange Commission—
filed
$
193,277,657
47,282
corporate income
Based
Atlantic
to
additional
without underwriting.
The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
Humboldt
cietailed
from
Montreal,
1954
204,808,923
170,247,208 162,555,752
utility operations
dividends
and
make
amounts
$5,500,000
56,000
to
time,
same
Humbolt
5.,8.
p.
Ltd.,
3
Carter Blatchford Corp.,
The
176,
a
June
on
covering
"D")
through Tellier & Co.,
used
Mines,
Securities and
With
Regulation
below.—V.
Corp.
and
the
in
1956,
and
at
Corp.,
shares
65,025
acquisition of
the
a
Canada Wire & Cable Co., Ltd.—New Affiliate—
•
June
on
31,
corporation
Fenimore
the
2798. "
p.
stock,
Gas,
this
exceed
promissory notes
construction
Uranium
company
At
from
alter
March
Company
Kioeckner-Humboldt-Deutz
of
future
for
German
be
hours
24
to
common
Preliminary arrangements
affiliate
Ohio
solidated
will
size,
for
expenses
in
within
from
Retained
Net
issued
common
authorizing
Gas
Columbia
of
part
share),
per
Michigan's lower peninsula. Complete inventories of copper water
tube, refrigeration tube, automotive tube and S.P.S. red brass pipe,
every
operations—
income
Cash
Inc.
ada—German Firm to Purchase Output—
-and
ment
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Interest, etc. deductions
Consolidated Fenimore Iron Mines, Ltd., Toronto, Can¬
Tube
modern building with 16,800
Detroit, will now offer even
completely
a
at
H.
J.
Wolverine
the
;
new
better
of
Mr.
located
1955
utility
Period End. Apr. 30—
approved
stock
acquire not to
par
corporation
pay
to
$25
covering
($1
to
prior
Ohio Fuel
installment
is
order
an
time
to
Commercial
Depot—
(&
income
Gross
>
System, Inc.—Loans to Subsidiaries—
and
subsidiaries
SEC
Opens New Mill
time
to The
Corp.,
financing
Its
sizes.-
oi
range
Co.
Utility expense^ and taxes
market,
Clark,
T.
Albtrs
which was
Colonial
309,807
issued
latter's
the
issue
Calumet
new
has
from
Seaboard
Vulcanizer.
Canada
Tne
patented
porating
SEC
$11,300,000
iary of Calumet & Hecla's Wolverine Tube Division in Detroit.
D. D. C. McGeachy will continue as President and General Manager
is
$
1955.
proposal,
shares
Columbia Gas
the
Equipment Co.. Ltd., of
a
wnolly-ownc.T suv-ud-
&
operate
of
plant
27u3.
p.
corporation
industries,
petroleum
acid
May 31—
from
revenues
Net
This
and
chromic
provided
not
program
2595.
corporation
June
on
10,
each
other
2580.
p.
Edison
12 Months Ended
Stores, Inc.—Consolidation Effective—
merger
May
for
1557.
p.
plant
a
and for
stock
common
company.—V.
Under
Balance
portion
underwriting,
became
on
-V.
finance
pharmaceutical,
181,
to
shares of
2,500
$1,672,308
I
stock
to
used
J.—V.
by
811,371
$1,Gil.093
___,
be
The
Colonial
Nft
supplied
be
Oil & Refining Corp., Milwaukee, Wis.—Files—
letter
A
$2,483,679
919,407
deductions
etc.
to
are
the
without
Interest,
terms
proceeds of this financing is expected to be provided through
depreciation accruals and retained earnings, or from other financing
of a form and amount net yet determined.—V. 181, p. 2579.
$2,475,287
8,922
underwriting
and
Diamond's
N.
3
the
a new warehouse.
The company
$2,200,000 to the installation of a new
provide additional capacity, about $465,000 to the
rebuilding of one of its present paper machines to increase its capacity,
and about $360,000 to the installation of additional converting equip¬
ment.
New buildings and added power plant would cost in the vicinity
of
$2,521,578
will
machine
Clark
Net operating earnings,
Non-operating, income
and
drug
said.
Gross
proceeds
paper
May 31, '55 May 31, '54
$11,355,549 $10,741,550
8,833,971
8,266,263
,.
Operating revenue
Operating expenses and taxes
price,
the company's sulphite mill
further plans to apply about
EARNINGS
OF
oifering
The
Inc.
with
debentures, due July 1, 1975,
an
underwriting group headed
interest rate, conversion price,
through
sale
Co.,
&
registration) statement
a
convertible
of
public
Baird
of
1955
STATEMENT
for
W.
filed
17
expansion program
extending over a minimum period of three years, and estimated to cost
about $8,175,000.
About $1,675,000 will be used to increase the capacity
additions and improvements during 1955 and to repay bank
loans of $325,000 incurred for such program. Construction expenditures
COMPARATIVE
$5,000,000
offered
June
on
June
on
processing,
Jarvis
Kearny,
amendment.
of property
expected to exceed $7,300,000 for
Robert
public
be oliered for public sale tnrough an unucr»r.mig group headed
by
Blyth & Co., Inc. The public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds of the stock sale will be used to defray part of the cost
are
be
SEC—
Co.—Registers With
registration
a
to
by
■:
,
Wis]—Registers
Charmin Paper Mills, Inc., Green Bay,
to
1955.
has purchased, and there
the bouks of the Byrndun
.<•;
■,
(2927\
,
4
Eastman
The
for
Kodak
redemption
which
1953,
tiiAiu
vu
of
the
for
181,
2800.
*
stock
The
to allocate the net
planned
stock
Nev.
proceeds of this issue
including dies, materials, labor, and miscellaneous incidentals;
will
allocated
be
for
the
manufacture
of
"Picture
12,500 shares will be held
the Board of Directors.
'
in
Nevada
The
of
qualified to do business under the laws of the State
a later date,
the company will be qualified to do
company is
and,
Nevada;
business under
The
primary
The
(1)
as
follows:
This
Device,"
Net
on
the business of manufacturing and the marketing
of pictorial educational devices in accordance with and under the patent
granted to said Walter Keilwagen—and obtained by the company, by
(2)
To
in
engage
This
EFFECT
GIVING
and
fiscal
Authorized
Capital stock
—V.
180,
E-I
A
170,000 shs.
Tne
J.—Files—
at
fiscal
the SEC
with
16
June
on
be offered for
Gillespie,
The
Glaco
President.
Glaco
of
Glaco
Corp.,
a
The
plant,
brings
plants to 11.
cleans and silicone-resin glazes bakery pans.
company
V.
Years Ended
:
of
Provision
for
taxes
Net
income
Dividends
—V.
321,886
$220,353
textiles.
194,408
license
for
.
Erie
"
-
.
RR.
181,
a
:-it
'
■:
'
:
i
Telegraph
of
Telecables
Canada
Construction
Wire
Cable
full
operation
or
the
operate
and
Main¬
company
within
one
plant,
The factory'Is
180, p. 440.
year/
Winnipeg.—V.
near
Dew
ex¬
the
for
reduction
179, p.
Motors
will
pre¬
of
be
the
is
process
new
to
to
the
that
has
filed,
been
non-exclusive
a
making this
available to
basis.—V.
for which
process,
feet.
Frozen
Jt
located
Fisher
of
■'
—
SEC
filed
10
shares
34,997
covering
($5
June
on
the
of
common
Body's
for
market.—V.
181,
Mansfield,
at
1,776,090 square
construction
new
the
increasing
and
size
of
and modernization
tooling
new
medium
part
of
will
feet,
in
receive
to
tank
the
be
to
process
iif the Fishqr Body facilities at the
will
be
converted
assembly
an
are
Angeles, Calif.; vWorwood,
Los
Lansing and Grand
to
modernization
and
construction
new
Baltimore, Md.;
Ga.;
devoted
formerly
Detroit,
located
Center,
lines.
N.
Y.;
addition
in
plant
Pontiac
Blanc, Mich.
Detroit,
and
modernization
to
the
in
Detroit
:
in
located
additional
and
programs
located in Oakland,
Mich.
already completed at
two
the
completion at Janesville,
nearing
cities
21
General
in
plants,
11
Motors
Body will operate 35
division a.so supplies
this country and
Fisher
The
states.
plants in
assembly
foreign plants.
Mr.
Curtice
be
bring
in
the
aid
:
substantially
$4
to
of
States
World
War
new
capital
the
and
for
expenditures program
next year end will
will have expended
investment since the
Motors
General
Canada
of
end
the
by
amount
capital
II.
outlays,
substantial
"very
capital
$500,000,000
new
completed
the
billion
United
the
These
:
of
addition
Mr.
emphasized, tire
Curtice
expenditures"
in addition
macla during
tools
special
for
period.
GM's
expansion
new
mately
6.300,000
will
program
feet
square
construction Of approxi¬
space.
Howwer, the
include
additional
of
floor
major portion of the expenditure will be for new machine toa!s; -presses
other
and
facilities.—V.
181,
1310.
p.
is
21
No.
body
Atlanta,
Fleetwood
22
share) through Norman D. Patterson, Jr., El Paso, Texas.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to freezing
commodities
special
is
plants
per
agricultural
plants
new
Technical
Tarrytown,
With
to
of notification with the
stock to be offered at par
of
Wis., and Kansas City, Mo.
letter
a
plants
feet
square
expenditure
Curtice, President.
Plants Included in the modernization program are
This
? Y;
.
H.
stamping
new
970.000
two
plant
Plant
scheduled
in
Calif.;
a
:
of the Fisher Body
capital
dollar
Harlow
by
are
square
St. Louis, Mo.;
Ohio;
Anthony, Tex.—Files—
Foods, Inc.,
corporation
$500,COO,030—
General Manager
calls for extensive
1,200,000
Body
Plants
end
r
"
existing plants.
building
stamping
a
for
plant
2580.
p.
Spend
half-billion
June 22
seven
Motors
General
patent "
industry under
textile
the
181,
V;
SEC
used
plant at Grand Blanc,
program.
This plant, now
expanded by 384,000 square
The plant completes its defense contract in August.
to
containing
will
is
and
Another
program
Conversion
Mich.,
bleaching process has been in successful com¬
the largest bleacheries in the United States for
Division
be
of facilities.
process,
of
one
to
are
;
new
program
space.
added
others,
Corp.—New Developm't
of
proceeds
site yet to be determined, each containing
a
floor
addition
In
have
GM's
on
the
in
and
Ohio,
feet
of
part
a
Included
Chemical Division announced on June 22
for continuous hydrogen peroxide bleaching
feature
The
516.
Corp.—To
Motors
announced
program
are
entire
systems
notification with the
of
letter
a
without underwriting.
of General
is
This
income
1955,
1,
May
June 6 filed
on
of expansion and modernization adding more than 4.500.feet to Fisher Body's present 21,000,000 square feet of
was
announced on June 23
by James E. Goof.rn-an, Vice-
this
Equipment Trust Certificates Offered —
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on June 21 of-
'
net
systems,
than
data
for
Chemical
&
outstanding
Chemical
on
The
:
■;
•
of
will
complete line
a
company,
Cable,
division.
year.
Frio
2800.
p.
firm
new
General
the
Ltd., for
President
the preceding
for
since
sales
more
J,'.
$252,000 contract to manufacture highammunition
components for Frankford
Arsenal,
Pa.—V.
received
orders
Becco
Becco
in
use
one
<
parts
The
Cx,
square
seven
Becco
has received
•
announced
Cable
&
manufacture
to
Canada.
jointly by
Ltd.
also
23
Wire
facilities
reported.
not
were
$7,716,000
automation
and
$250,000,
continuous
new
application
Philadelphia,
and
that, because of large expenditures
promotion of new products such as
systems
process
The
new
mercial
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Contract—
precision
stock
common
systems.
the
over
2807.
This company
year.
program
000
process.
$306,273
195,318
^
paid
179, p.
A
outstanding
the hydrogen peroxide bath is stabilized
and
made
alkaline
by the use of phosphates and other non-scale
forming chemicals.
Other than this change in bleaching solution
formulation, little alteration of present conventional continuous bleach¬
ing equipment or the method of its operation Is entailed in the new
$662,268
628,149
201,721
In
loans.—V.
make
not
was
Those
corporation's
of
1954
422,074
in
June
on
Canada
company
owned
British
and
share,
per
Fisher
important new
The
'
shares
paper, refinery, chemical, and aircraft industries.
of
Fischer
&
Porter
products—complete
process
an
In
1955
___
income:
on
than
Machinery
bleaching
$439,871
' /
$61,866,
plant, facilities,
cables, will be com-
<
with
cables
the
be
General
2692.
p.
This
Its
after
and
new
be
development activities now
Co.—Earnings Decline—
April 30—
profit,
$69,422
initial
the end of the
Ltd.
Wire
company
$3
to
completely eliminates the possibility of silicate scale formation in the
J-Box and auxiliary equipment, heretofore unavoidable with continuous
deducting depreciation
respectively
Income from operations before taxes on income
Operating
at
the
all
for
Food
p. 2580.
Elder Manufacturing
181,
the
plants are now located in Chicago, Los Angeless, San Francisco, Seattle,
Dallas, Kansas City, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Fair Lawn (N. J.), and
j Toronto (Canada).—V. 181,
the
telephone
operation by
covering 100,000 shares of class B common stock (par $1) to be offered
instrumentation, data reduction and automation systems, chlorinating
equipment,
and
industrial
glass
specialties—were
at
the
rate
of
almost
$10,000,000 per year during the first four months of 1955.
This
represents a 20%& increase over the same
period in 1954.—
Minneapolis,
in
a
and
will
and
Co.,
will
The
1954.
1954-55
reduction
year
year.
from
Orders
subsidiary, has extended its opera¬
area, it was announced by H. W.
new
that
state
full
MacDonald
pected to be located in
Cities
Minnesota Twin
number
which
2,449
participating
30,
sales
and
data
more
originated
Co.—Subsidiary Expands—
Glaco Chemical
the
and
of
wires
Canada
reports
automation
and
valued
National
72,900
for
company
fiscal
ceding
tions into
of
April
closely held
the
and
last
covering
filed
was
special stock to
B
Ekco Products
total
the
for
ended
development
reduction
2695.
p.
tenance
earnings of $2.35 per share for par¬
the fiscal year ended April 30, 1955.
announced
shares
$8,236,000
subscription by
employees and former employees of Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
proceeus
are
to be auutu t,w are redemption
fund.—V. 180,
class
of
to
on
for manufacturing
arrangements
Ltd.,
Cable
and
proportional to the sales increase.
These expenditures already have
begun to pay off in greatly in¬
creased
sales of these new
products.
For example, orders for data
Association, West Orange, N.
of
formation
Wires
Co.—Sales Increased—
average
The
chlorinators
for
notification
of
shares
certain
■
200,000 shs.
value)
par
Mutual
letter
1.023
<$i
went
Bennett
telephone
period was $247,643. Earnings per share are based
105,576 participating shares outstanding duriDg the
\
''-V
Y
to
earnings of
$3.38
per
share,
net income of
year
were
year.
the
for
Outstanding
1873.
p.
an
Earnings for
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
:
fiscal
Sales
CAPITALIZATION
of
'
compares
the
for
the
for
average
year.
$246,482
merchandise
To
the
throughout
pictorial educational devices
United States of America and foreign countries.
(3)
has
preference
income
an
fiscal
assignment.
■
87,500
87,500
Porter
company
ticipating
of that certain patent No. 2,182,084, covering
issued to Walter Keilwagen (President)..
acquisition
"Educational
the company are
of
purposes
the
&
From Selling
Co._—
.*
2471.
p.
Fischer &
the State of California.
laws of
&
some
to meet
General Finance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files V7ith SEC
at
the
Weld
181,
He
designed
Messrs.
Stockholders
2,448
Mosle Iric
50,000 square feet.
manufacturing facilities.
the needs for additional
occupy
modern
necessary
.
Rotan,
-V.
will
completely
as
Expands into Canada—
the number
the company
From
1954.
said.
completion
Company
25,
Aug.
on
plant
new
with
added
p.eted by November and in
selling stockholders are as follows:
i'b
Number of Shares
White,
incorporated
was
and
be
of General Cable products.
specifically
tne
V
(2) The
Magnia"
underwriters
the
of
names
capital stock to be purchased by each from
of
from
and
device.
BUSINESS—Corporation
Donald
the
by
The
equipped
will
Monday, June 27, 1955
...
"This
new
manufacturing facility
will
increase
General
Cable's
production of paper telephone cable by approximately 25fr," Mr. Mac-
1,175,000 shs.
1,200,000 shs.
——
cable.
be
units
production
Outstanding
have
option plan. The remaining
subject to disposition by
shares
of
will
It
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
'
educational
telephone
net
its
company
amounting to a total of $62,400 approximately as follows: (1) To de¬
velop and construct a model of "Picture Magnia" educational device—
balance
EFFECT
value)
par
Increasing
UNDERWRITERS—The
is
and
approved an amendment to the company's
authorized
capital stock from
1,000,000 to
2,000,000 shares. Of the 200,000 additional shares authorized by such
amendment, 12,500 shares have been reserved for sale pursuant to a
The offering is not underwritten.
company's office is located at 139 North Virginia St., Reno,
($1
stockholders
The
charter
in February, 1955 offered publicly 80,000
shares of common stock at par ($1 per share) as a specu¬
PROCEEDS—It
two months
income to
the
For
$255,581,
Authorized
—The company
lation.
share.
a
to
New
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
(Nev.)—Stock Offered
Corp.
amounted
share.-
a
'
•Capital
Accessories
Educational
11 cents
61 cents
to
sales
1955,
23.
$113,484, or
full
into
combination
of
purpose
p.
equal
$610,376,
Feb.
ended
New
ii/oa.—rV>
of
income
Certificates—
York will act as New York agent
certificates for common stock dated May
of
scrip
expired
31,
bio.)
Co.—Redeems Scrip
Trust Co.
Guaranty
the
29,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\
(2928)
2800.
p.
fered
$3,270,000 of 3% serial equipment trust certifi¬
cates maturing annually July 15, 1956 to 1970,
inclusive,
at prices to yield from 2.50% to 3.10%, according to maturity.
Issuance of the certificates is subject to the
.
authorization
the
of
Interstate
Commerce
Commission.
The group won award of the certificates on June 20
'
on
Other
•
bids
Bros.
mon
The
issue is to be
&
Wm.
E.
Co.;
the
secured
by 500 box cars estimated to cost $4,099,565.
offering are: R. W. Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Roths¬
Freeman
Pollock
Salo-
&
&
Co.;
Gregory & Sons; The Illinois Co. Inc.;
Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 181,
Co.,
p. 2692.
expansions
announced
was
Completing
leet
Kidder, Peabody & Co., 99.02, and
99.0326,
both
for 3%
certificates.
were:
Hutzler,
Associated in
child
it
June
16.
program
to
on
a
Richmond
Gair's
received
&
Smith
and
area
changes
at
the
company's
Rich¬
mond, Va., Fibre Board Container Division has made this plant a
low cost operating unit and one of the most modern in the industry,
a
bid of 99.319%.
Gair Co., Inc.—Plant Improvements—
(Robert)
Building
wide
which
and
plant
produces
high.
A,
B
and
has
new
a
This
houses
flute
C
and
installed
reduced
the
street.
floor.
one
end
one
operating
new
storing
capable of
at
costs.
is
corrugating
new
board
wall
board.
liner
of
also
an
renovation
Federated
associates
Fund
of
share (or less
subject to
period.
>
r"
The
Offered—
on
is now on
to
permit
Fund
an
initial offering price of $13.17
sales of $5,000 or more). Prices will
change twice
daily
during
the
in
Massachusetts
Sept.
on
cipal
.
office
is
is President
at
The Second
21
Elm
James
and
A.
Bank-State
St.,
Associated
Ira
Haupt
Co.;
with
&
is
^flP^rer
Street Trust
Frank
Period Ehd. May 31—
—V.
30,
1950
and
Industries
Mass., acts
as
Corp.
Edenlield
Co.;
&
in
the
Frank
offering
D.
This
investment
Boston
statement
—V.
p.
the
with
181,
SEC
company
covering
are*
&
Associates, Inc.; Louis C. McClure & Co.; Texas Na¬
Corp.; Baumgartner, Downing & Co.; B. C. Morton Co.; Her¬
Rousseau; Hugh Johnson & Co.; Service Investment Corp.; Baron
Helbig & Co.; Personal Investment Co.;
Walston & Co.; Curtis
of
office
100th
finance
consumer
latest
F.
is
branch
R.
has
been
operations,
located
in
offices
E.
Sage & Co.; B. H. Lapham & Co.; WilliamGriffith, Inc.; Sellers, Doe & Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
& Co.;
Abbett, Sommer & Co.; Magill, Wareing & Johnston; Muir
Investment Corp.; George B. Powell Co.; Walter H. Johnson; Wheeler
&
Woolfork; French & Crawford; and Samuel, Engler Co.—V. IfiL
N.
v
p.
Pope,
Inc.;
M.
2471.
Co.—Stock
Offered—White, Weld & Co.
Rotan, Mosle Inc. on June 21 offered 179,897 shares
of capital stock (par $1) at $9.62^ a share. Of the
total,
175,000
shares
being offered by the
4,897 shares by selling stockholders.
f
are
company
and
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
175,000 shares being
offered by the company will be added to the
general funds of the com¬
pany to be used
tory
pany
program.
primarily for the company's development
Upon
sale of
this stock,
the
capitalization
and
of
explora¬
the
com¬
will consist solely of 1,175,000 outstanding shares of capital stock.
BUSINESS—The company operates
This
as
an
oil and
gas
producing
com-
area and particularly in southern Louisiana,
principal producing properties in the Charenton Field in St.
Mary Parish, La., discovered in 1936. On April 30, 1955, On April 30,
1955, the company owned all or part of the working interest in ten
producing leases aggregating 4,367 net acres on which there were a
with
^
,
its
total of 91 producing oil wells and
,
producing.
leases
In
addition,
covering 1,946 net
For the
f
barrels of
corporation
Board
Insulated
the
two
and
With
a
gas-distillate wells capable of
interests in non-productive
company owns
acres.
Cable
have
been
common
and
has entered
the
line
new
R.
Jr.
June
other
stock
Dreferred
Is owned
bv
of
I.
products
of
to
this. additional
include
the
for
Providence,
Bennett,
T.
MacDonald, President of General
acquisition
of
by
rubber,
Cable
about
braided
300
feet
milliion
people.
each
of
The
General Cable, adds
neoprene and plastic power
plant
single
plant,
weekly capacity of
jacketed and
amount of plastic single
has
conductor
a
rubber
types of wire and an equivalent
feet, and can produce millions of rubber and
conductor
parts.
N.
J.;
plastic molded
Rome,
N.
Y.; St.
ended Dec. 31,
oil and
condensate
1954, the company produced 581,744 -net
reported sales of $1,698,964 and net
and
^rvice
Washington
the
$173,941
by
rates
Up—
6. Com¬
an annual
P.
on
1954.
year
The revised
order
was
effective. June
8,
,
provides service to
company
of
Washington,
the
in
so-called
Idaho
"inland
and
than 56,000 telephones in the
more
Montana,
empire"
of
the
a
large portion of which
fast growing Northwest.—
181, p. 861.
Geo
The
SEC
Chem
Development Co., Butte, Mont.—Files—
<25
cents
200,000
share)
net
per
proceeds
13
June
on
company
covering
are
filed
a
letter
notification
of
with
the
shares of capital stock to be offered at par
through Graeme Robertson, Cincinnati, Ohio.
to be used to pay expenses incident 'to mining
Uranium
Gibraltar
The
company
on
June
14
&
Oil Co.,
filed
a
Denver, Colo.—-Files—
letter
of
notification
(par one
with the
SEC
cent) to be offered
through Robert Pons Lipton, Paramount Building, Denver 2, Cblo.-, The
net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to.mining opera¬
tions.
.
.
Goodrich
Election
of
.
(B. F.) Co.—Lindseth
Elmer
L.
Lindseth,
on
President
Board—
of
the
Cleveland
Electric
Illuminating Co., as a director of the B. F. Goodrich Co. was announced
on June
21 by John L. Collyer, Chairman of the Board.
Mr.
Lindseth is also
United
of
the
V.
181,
p.
States
a
director of the Equitable Life Assurance Society
the National
City Bank of Cleveland.—
and
2241.
plants, located in Bayonne and Perth
Louis,
Mo.;;
Los Angeles
and
Emery¬
Calif.
ville,
local
by
,
General Cable now operates six
Amboy,
authorized
•
States
are
the
for
service
used
employs
several
its
increase
to
been
covering 3,000,000 shares of common stock
Corp.
extensively In the appliance, business machine, port¬
able machine tool, electrical apparatus and equipment industries.
The newly-acquired plant occupies approximately 100,000 square feet
and
2356.
p.
arriving at this decision the Commission allowed a rate trf return
7% on the net original cost of the company's Washington -property
acquisition of
cords with molded-on rubber or plastic attachment plugs and
devices, electrical cord sets, bulk lamp cords and portable power cords.
are
and/or to reimburse its treasury tn part
and/or to repay other notes issued pur¬
application.—-V. 181,
has
loans
notes
In
R. I., according
Chairman of the
supply
These
to repay bank
the issuance ®f
to repay outstanding notes and/or
operations.
Greyhound Corp.—To Acquire Penn Bus Co.—
See
West
Penn
Electric Co.
below.—V.
181,
p.
2472.
To Build Modern Plant in Illinois—
To
serve
General
I L,
the
Cable
constantly
Corp.
according to
an
growing demands of telephone comoanms,
will construct a modern, new plant in Monticello,
announcement made by Messrs.
Bennett and Mac-
Approximately
specifically
Group Securities, Inc.—Assets
As
35
designed
acres
to
have
meet
been
the
acquired
expanding
for
a
modern
plant
for
paper
requirements
of
May ,31—
Rise—
1955
...
value per share—
& Electrical Equipment
Of Capital Growth Fund Shares
*
1954
Net asset
Of
Donald.
year
this
or
proceeds of
the
basis.
opened since the begin¬
contract
a
Inc.,
23
construction
for
and
purposes;
sales finance and
11
or
Acquire New Plant—
into
Works,
on
to
and
to be used by Northern
company
mission
V.
acquired
Corp.—To
Wire
announcement
an
terminal
in the Gulf Coast
pany
,
was
Norfolk, Va.
this corporation 'ta make
Northern Pennsylvania Power
authorizing
contribution
therefrom
such
are
The
General
and
.
it
Acceptance network
announced on June 21.
This
8,000 stockholders, initiated trading of its common stock on
the New York Stock Exchange on June 20.—V. 181r p. 2692.
to
Oil
This
The
the General
Houston.—
and
Dallas
at
are
Corp.—Advance to Unit—
order
an
capital
made
for
to
1955.
than
more
General
Fifteen
loan
to
also reported that
President,
Wilis,
added
plants
General Telephone Co. of the Northwest—Rates
of
ning of the year.
General Acceptance, whose
Robert
registration
a
Corp.—Opens 100th Office—
instalment
Co.;
filed
20
Texas
pay for construction cbsts
construction expenditures
suant
in
Securities
Merkel
June
on
new
authorizing the latter to make bank borrow¬
ings up to $2,000,000. The cash received from the parent wiHd»e used
for construction purposes or to reimburse Northern's treasury for ex¬
1,000,000 shares of its common stock.
2800.
General Acceptance
cus-
Newman
cash
subsidiary,
its
Co.,
for
Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
4s§ued
has
SEC
$850,000
a
to
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$7,266,117 $43,062,522 $39,435,869
The
1877.
to banks
18.7%—
Up
the Fort Worth. Tex., plant
facilities will increase the
at
program
1956.
General Public Utilities
The
Fund,
man
G.
181,
in
other
company's
181, p.
181, p. 2356.
tional
•
Sales
1955—Month—1954
$8,623,759
With Securities and
James H. Lennon
and Secretary.
do!;"Boston,
Management
L.
Inc.—May
Sales
The
Federated
Co.;
space.—V.
office
WorcM^jL Mass.
Lennon
The
utilized
todian for the fund.
.
tripling
early
barrels of cement annually.
10,550.000
V.
offering
commenced doing business approximately June 1, 1951. It is a mutual
fund
investing for income and growth through
securities
of
New
England companies selected for their investment quality.
Its prin-
;
than
more
expansion
an
completed
penditures
Gas
organized
was
offices,
Gamble-Skogmo,
•
at
on
the
of
2472.
p.
Management \Corp. of Worcester, Mass., and
June 22 publicly offered 400,000 shares of
be
-
England—Stock
on
beneficial interest
per
New
approved
be
Expansion—
Co.—Plans
June 20 announced that the -directors
on
yearly
productive
capacity
by
approximately
1,250.000
barrels of cement, and will increase the capacity of its Texas
ant to
at
dock
Storey, President,
company's
boiler
new
*
Federated
to
W.
ap¬
capacity,
loading
enclosed
an
A
steam
increases
percent of the work at the plant
taken from
the first
floor
area
was
at
unit
have
It also functions as a modern
tons
addition
There
Ninety
Space
3,000
this
of
the
double
proximate speed of 400 feet per minute.
warehouse
and
machinery,
equipment
addition 300 feet long, 90
modernize
now
feet
24
Portland Cement
General
—V.
Electronics
181,
p.
861.
Shares
$8 V>
$5.67
7"
$7.14
Volume 181
Number 5441.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2929)
Gulf Sulphur Corp., Houston, Tex.
Registers With
—
Following the acquisition of these new facilities, Hunt will have work¬
ing capital, on a consolidated basis, of about $39,000,000. This amount
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The corporation
June
on
filed
17
to
seifc to
the
the
holders
underwriters
thereof
for
the
of
sum
working capital is the highest in the company's
history and is more
sufficient for Hunt's present
volume, which means, Mr. Simon
concluded, that Hunt will continue to seek additional opportunities to
$14,000
warrants,
the
business
of
exploring
for
and
developing
Mexico.
Of the
proceeds,
for
the
payment
balance
will
be
sulphur
properties
that
tion
used
a
eliminate
to
promissory
by. the
for any further work done
also has agreed with Tehuantepec
cost
a
of
$215,000,
which
the
be
-
added
to
shares
share)
to
are
of
r
used
to
Thomas
pay
with
stock
common
through
be
filed
was
P.
be
to
June
on
offered
at
director.
a
incident
expenses
to
April
With
letter
LI.
covering
(five cents'
net
income
Wisconsin
Net
taxes
income
The
June
Dividends
preferred
per
During
3,070,572
22
339,800
31,700
126,400
$1,505,072
56,344
576,350
864,525
:
$0.76
__
months
the
1954
Under
Bookings in
in
as
last
the
increase
an
well
as
an
few
$2.04
earnings
during
the
^ear, it was announced.—V. 181,
Haskelite
in
wider
indicate
market
these
second
half
the
of
will
Chief
N.
Williams,
Executive
named
Chicago,
Ofiicer
the
past
succeed
Mr.
Rapids, Mich.
is
Matthews,
said
1
in
part:
The
surface
underway
it
company
employees,
the
and
total
cost
of
is
reimbursed
be
the
Subsequent
returns
&
I
15%
of
and
ore
estimated
from
the
its
will
the
of
Nevada)
in
has
Radon
end
group,
total
Hot
all
However,
Hecla's interest in these properties
their acquisition by
Federal.
before
"Preparation of roads and
the
at
Silver
Mountain
will
commence
and
to
about
expiore
is
gram
the
Minerals
lor
Exploration
penditures
being
project,
Oot.
and
Eunker
are
the
to
Hill
each
erty."—V.
acquire
181,
that
depth.
explore
and
for
37'/2%
a
Federal
The
same
satisfactorily
sinking
2,000
The
corporation
covering
.The
at
June
on
141.000
$2
exploration
pro¬
rev.
from
advancing 50%
of
the
ex¬
property.
Hecla Mining Com¬
Inc.
avail,
Net
filed
16
The
and
Concentrating
remaining
50%
the
of
of
letter
net
capital.—V.
(par
corporation
$10)
proceed-;
for
tc
are
and
bs
used
23
$14
to
redeem
of
With
Corp.—Secondary
U.
and
of
with
the
p.
hasv
will
about
and
-
promissory
notes
and
after
on
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$1,743,655 $12,064,477
Co.,
Hunt Foods,
its
subsidiary,
acquired
near
Overton,
already in the
the
facilities
United
as
New
can
Can
&
subsidiaries
of
stability
the
$150,000,000
in
this
for
its
products
end
for
its
distribution
World
a
In
country,
20,000
for
of
continuing
Canada
War
and
employees
II,
well
as
this
and
ex¬
abroad
to
an
as
14,^uu Suocichoklers."—V.
181,
Co.—Earnings Higher—
1955
1954
$51,924,715
$47,123,581
42,750,021
38,535,057
$9,184,694
and
$8,587,623'
taxes
(net)
86,033
5,324
$9,270,727
1
$8,592,947
i
;
2,140.844
2,165,886
$7,129,883
preferred
stock
1,431.200
$6,427,061
1,248,033
common
on
stock
$5,698 683
The
the
City,
its
of
$5,179,028
$2.33
$2.11
net
be
used
for
1955,
rented
been
working
firm
engaged
to execute
in
the
struction
shares)
com.
-
of
In
the
Space
to
Inc.,
and
the
be
New
Co.,
Inc.,
York
New
made
Central
York,
N.
Kellogg company has
Building, now under con¬
Y., according to an archi¬
recently.
upon
office
related
Ripnen
floors the
seven
Grand
Ave.,
agreed
provide
also
will
the
on
19-story
building 215,000
new
company
H.
the M. W. Kellogg Co., engineers and con¬
planning, designing of the office facilities and
Third
contract
Kenneth
by
the
new
711
at
tectural
were
feet
square
for
space
available
companies,
will
be
used
approximately
for
the
the
parent
Pullman
by
the
Kellogg
employees.
1,000
Pullman,
company,
Standard
Car
Manufac¬
turing Co. and Trailmobile, Inc.
One of the world's largest designers and builders of
petroleum refin¬
and
chemical
plants, the Kellogg company will move from its
present quarters at 225 Broadway.
The building is scheduled for completion on Feb.
1, 1956.—V. 180,
eries
owns
441.
p.
Coosa
mill
architectural
has
Kennecott Copper
See
in
Molybdenum
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition, etc.—
Corp.
of
America
below.—V.
181,
1674.
p.
subsidiaries.
Kern
additional
2,450,000
supervision of installation
stock
earnings
Kimberlv-
textile
a
foreign
(on
2801.
p.
tractors,
Company
Kimberly-Clark
other
share
per
181,
to
(M. W.) Kellogg Co.—Plans New Office Facilities—
common
reported
applicable
capital.—V.
County Land Co.—April Revenue Off—
Period End. April 30—
from oil & gas
1955—Month—1954
1955—4 Mos.—1954
Revenue
royalties
—V.
$1,658,393
—
Keystone
On
177,
$1,678,158
$6,922,133
$6,750,308
181, p. 2242.
June
Custodian
Custodian
the
15
Funds
Funds,
combined
amounted
Inc.—Tops
principal
to
assets
$300,045,495,
$300,000,000—
of
the
10
Keystone
combined
and
net
assets
undistributed income were $304,111,536. These figures com¬
pare with principal assets of $243,929,004 and net assets of $247,511,939-
Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
1955—Month—1954
$1,409,827
$1,247,914
$6,957;866
150,871
1,321,455
1,047,059
847,151
647,724
742,488
531,467
173,987
154,091
i
earlier
year
Net
this
.
in August, 1954.-
the
assets
to
The
cipal underwriter
other
income
and
See
Telephone & Telegraph Corp.—Earnings
11
total
now
$32,528,281
general
and
taxes
$36,609,940
27,274,018
31,181,026
989,000
—
selling
income
1,030,000
661,961
796,760
expenses
——
.——--
_
for depreciation
International
605,786
493,587
$2,519,643
than $311,000,000.—V.
more
$0.35
$0.32
—
—
INCOME
Operating
and
!
operating
expenses
Canadian
releasing
181,
2694.
p.
Net
1,660,934
(net)___
other charges—
income
per
5,253,846
share__________
OF
KUTHE
—
$4,806,114
Dr55,139
Dr60,855
•
$5,295,083
$4,745,259
2,088,635
1,715,878
$3,206,448
$3,029,381
(net)——_
——
—
dividend
corpontion
The
share
requirement
230,000
230,000
stock
$2,976,448
$2,799,381
$0.98
$0.92
common
3,039,860
(on
shares)
Laboratories,
Offered—The
Inc.—Stock
com¬
June 22 offered publicly 58,000 shares of
stock
mon
for
(par $1)
at $5
share.
per
com¬
No underwriting
is involved.
has
The
purchase price
company's office
Morganville,
N.
located
Is
on
the
Matawan-Freehold
Road,
in
J.
all
outstanding capital stock of the company, which will be
integrated into the IT&T System. Dr. Herman Kuthe, who founded the
company, continues as President of the unit.
Kuthe
Laboratories
notably
The
of
is
well-known
a
hydrogen
-
thyratrons
manufacturer
which
are
the
of
vacuum
heart
of
tubes,
company
TACAN—A
NEW
IT&T
DEVELOPMENT—The
revolutionary radio navigation system
nation's
for
availability
aircraft
was
of
CAPITALIZATION
a
new
announced
recently by the corporation.
Known as TACAN
(tactical air navigation), the system is a powerful air navigation aid
which provides the pilot with continuous information on the position
of his aircraft in a single unit, both distance and direction of
flight,
relative to a fixed
ground station instantly, automatically and with
press
Selective Fund,
Lavoie,
turing
facilities
As of—
May 31/55
net assets—
asset
value
per
at
in
laboratory
Sin.ce
ment,
craft
test
181, p. 1078.
;
$10.94
Nov. 30/54
$10.61
ing
are
1946
and
Beach.
Union
the
in
over
May
and
Products
the
Air
90%
of
16,
1955,
sale
merging
Co.
Inc.
463,862 shs.
in
laboratories
In
J.
engaged in
specialized radio
radar,
not design
Agencies
building
a
facilities
a
are
research
the design, deyelopcommunication, air¬
counter
or
and Signal
production.
measures
manufacture
of-the
Navy
total
recently
Germany.
airborne
does
in
addition,
C.
manufac¬
has
company
manufacturing
N.
August,
Miriam
end
U.
Corps,
and
house¬
S.
Government,
have accounted
the company expanded its facilities by consolidat¬
Matawan
into
Electornics,
Lavoie
by on exchange
Electronics,
Inc.
received
acquired
The
been
of
receivers.
Force,
the
Outstanding
laboratories
J.
Munich,
has
company
and
N.
Other
J.
ground navigation,
equipment. The company
television
offices,
Matawan,
and
or
Authorized
development
N.
and
maintained
manufacture
FINANCING
organized in New Jersey
of Stephen D. and
was
Morganville,
at
PRESENT
partnership
Principal
1940.
Keansburg
is
radio
On
$21,604,012 $20,723,845
share
TO
1,500,000 shs.
the
research
its
located
located
'■
to
in
founded
expanded
for
Inc.—Assets Rise—
EFFECT
$1»
company
successor
as
principally
Investors
(par
BUSINESS—The
1949,
hold
accuracy.—V. 181, p. 2473.
GIVING
•
stock
Common
modern
is the largest manufacturer of this type of tube
in the United States.
A hydrogen thyratron is a g^s-filled tube which
is able to carry unusually high speed currents of high voltage for the
switching of high power to radar pulses and other applications.
the
31,300,048
2694.
Lavoie
$0.68
The
181,
pany on
4,855,103
$0.73
—
LABORATORIES
1954
$36,106,162
$5,350,222
deductions
available
15,296
Net
1955
34,2*7,571
iaxes__:
—
stock
Balance
2,164,633
Earnings
1078.
—
etc.
Preferred
$
73,340,745
taxes
exchange
p.
90,185,947
87,917,782
—_
depreciation
foreign
on
Interest and
181,
$39,597,793
-
and
income
p.
Loss
above.—-V.
Income—
income
per
income
for
Co.
of
April 30—
income
Interest,
1954
107,189,249
—
Products
income
Gross
STATEMENT
1955
revenues
sales
Cellucotton
Co.—Statements
expenses
Earnings
—V.
a
In
Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
revenues
—V.
Net
Ltd.,
date.
same
$2,323,343
——
.
Ended
Year
Operating
Operating
1,210,000
Total
Canada,
the
785,224
477,873
Gas
Laclede
5.232,454
3,878,246
8,465
•
of
on
Company of Boston notes that the
Keystone Funds for which it is the prin¬
1954
1955
1,280,000
'
Fund
$7,679,042
Keystone
the
of
1954.
Keystone
new
amounted
information,
combined
15,
June
on
of
assets
corporation,
$6,531,277
84,761
61,801
chgs.
a
1955-^5 Mos.—1954
4,409,587
glass container business through
Co., will operate these newly
the names Glass Containers
the $15,000,000 loan consummated
building
"since
about
program
requirements
6,148,105
under
Corp. and Nevada Silica Sands Corp.
In order to handle these latest
acquisitions. Hunt negotiated a longterm, $10,000,000 loan with the Prudential Insurance Co.' of America.
This Is in addition to
that
income
Earnings
—V.
4,499,578
Glass
.
by
plant buildings will cover more than
Johns-Manville will produce there
asphalt roofing products and will ware¬
income
Balance
(
.
Federal
S.
extreme
and
announced
space.
of
out
deductions
Provision
to
Seated
expansion
for
increase
$
and
23.
Norton
is
Divid.
exchange
of
owns
and
charges
and
Sales
Cost
$9,764,659
Simon, Chairman, has announced that this corporation has
completed the purchase of the two glass plants of Glass Containers, Inc.
as
well as the facilities of Nevada Silica
Sands, Inc. The glass plants
are located at Antioch and
Vernon, Calif., while the Silica Sands opera¬
tion
Gross
Inter¬
share
Products
shares
Three Months Ended March 31—
covers
Placed
June
the
Canada.
Products
231,387
income
most
announced
line
hasi spent
greater
Other taxes (incl. income taxes to foreign govts.)
sec¬
Privately—The corpo¬
ration has arranged to place privately, through
Blyth &
Co., Inc., $10,000,000 4*4% promissory note due 1975,
was
major
tract,
floor
asbestos-cement
expansion
Income
Other
Net
radar.
it
of
expenses
Net
Newsprint Company located at
has about a 40% interest.
Canadian
a
CONSOLIDATED
181, p. 2357.
Hunt Foods, Inc.—Note
will
Cellucotton
in
and
Earnings per share_:
Offering—A
1955—Month—1954
$2,342,353
par
used
Fisher, President.
Operating income
$178,000,000.
oper.
ACQUISITION
Period End. Mav 31—
—V.
of
pointed
Other income
distribut¬
outstanding
dividend
-
.
taxes
Provision
1433.
Corp.—May Sales Up 34.3%—
Sales
the
at
be
the
revenues
common
of
stockholders
purchased the Kuthe Laboratories of Newark, N. J.
Stores
feet
Operating
by
International.
its
International
fxd.
for
sales
Interest
2573.
Howaid
.
of
has
stock
ry.
Federal
S.
Other
ondary offering of 14,211 shares of common stock (par
$10) v/as made on June 14 by Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis at $41.25 per share, with a dealer's discount of
$1.25 per share.
It was quickly completed.—V. 178,
p.
to
181, p. 2473.
Sales
U.
Process
'
International
SEC—
notification
180,
outstanding
R.
second
Earlier
12 Months Ended May 31—
approximately
liquidate,
Three Months Ended March 31—
prop¬
4,000 shares of common stock
share, without underwriting. The
per
58-acre
a
Kimberly-Clark
covering
at
stock
share, on sales of $145,000,000.
fiscal year ended April 30,
Cellucotton
Bunker
Mountain
working capital.
Houdry
i
offered
be
to
May
on
conducted
of
assets
then
outstanding
River
revenues
Hesco, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis.—Files With SEC—
The
with
offered
are
,
and
production.
ore
Hecla
Stiver
—V.
Com¬
costs,
of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
through Lincoln Securities Corp., New York.
to be used to purchase equipment, make loan
proceeds are
subsidiary and for working
to
a
be
common
the
to
shares;
states
Coosa
and
income
1958.
shares
share
per
will
the
Period End. May 31—
feet,
Cost
offered
of
proceeds
Net
1,
Hercules Plastics Corp., N. Y.—Files
SEC
on
Operating
Kimberly-Clark
will
presently
.
1954,
of
other
International
Shaft
205.
p.
the
Kansas City Power & Light
7,269,544.
sales
and
1878.
Defence
in
be
2015.
p.
statement released
International Cellucotton
of
for
International
for
oper.
interest
approval of
the
the
stockholders-
to
2457.
p.
as
by A.
is
month.
increasingly attractive investment
June 21.
of
claims.
ci
sinking
The entire
Mining
the
tensive
Milling Co.—Notes Sold Privately—The
has arranged to place privately, through Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., an issue of $3,000,000 3y2% sink¬
ing fund notes due March 1, 1980, it was announced on
re¬
notification
to
company disclosed plans for
large Insulating board plant in Canada at North Bay,
a
number
a
provide
International
net
of
stock
an
asphalt roofing plant and warehouse
production expected by early Fall, 1956
it
21
plant
this
square
corporation
company
of
is
the
in
Idaho.
call
Jan.
of
per
Carolina
181, p.
letter
a
common
build
with
nationally-known
house
a
Kimberly-Clark
stock
The
4,859,544
year
on
mills
Railway
by
Sullivan
equally
Mullan,
of
Corp.
$3.11
York
par
offered
including
is progressing
plans
are
interest
the
—V.
re¬
the
costs.
the
to
or
International
total
will
of
groups
remains
DMEA out of their portion
of certain exploration
work,
repay
completion
will
at
to
participating
guarantee
east
Present
completion
made
pany
Hill
plant
Administration
pany
At
1.
claims
scheduled
surface
of
Rock
for
and
2,
activities
stock
common
earnings
share
New
North
for
payment
21.25%
operating
acquired
Its
summer,
expenditures
receive
and
100,000
market
Pines, Ala., in which Kimberly-Clark
The
Hecla's
Hecla
after
presented
International
Kimberly-Clark's
Corp.'s
the
at
be
:
Located
covering
the
Corp.
on
integration of the
complete
Board
by,
common
stock.
assets
$7,442,917,
newsprint
sinking
Moab,
the
$180,000.
total
Savannah
Ontario.
majority
of
the
common
stock
and
operates,
under
cont,-a^.t,
Spruce Falls Power and Paper Company, a sulphite pulp and newsprint
manufacturing plant at Kapuskasing, Ontario; and also the pulp and
prep¬
fall.
at
of
production.
Radon
until
this
houses
15
about
at
Siialt
early
the
from
Helca
25%
pay
(of
Inc.
of
by
the
returns,
thereto,
must
Company
Uranium
completed
profits
completed.
completed
construction
to
of
Uranium
be
which
of
are
100%
for
practically
be
covered.
U
will
will
royalties
ore
is
shaft
contracting
which
expenditures
ceive
plant
the
10
at
will
June
on
construction of
the
a,nd
Radon
group
of
uranium
near
Moab, Utah, is progressing on schedule.
As
of June
1,
has expended approximately $300,000 on the
project for diamond
drilling, surface plant construction, equipment and shaft
sinking
its
calendar
per
filed
of
underwriting, The proceeds
incident to mining operations.
corporation
announced
The
2801.
p.
Kimberly-Clark Corp. manufactures the trade-marked products Kotex, Kleenex, Delsey, and other sanitary products marketed in the
United
States by
International Cellucotton
Products Co.
Kimberly-Clark Corp. presently operates paper mills in Wisconsin,
claims,
aration.
June
on
offered
according to
joint
exchange
approximately
$2.84
Hecla
is
stock
the
the
2
shares
Savannah, Ga.,
was
pur¬
Kimberly-Clark
of
Aug.
16,
the
ot
the
program,
common
for
be
and
June
on
of
the
Clark
Secretary-Treasurer,
development at the
"Construction
of
completed,
of
Sales
Ilecla Mining Co.—Developing Uranium Claims—
R.
shares
of
For
appointed President and
H. Redlin, who has been
General
be
on
to
1955.
the
KiniberJy-Clark
stock
been
was
1,
mean
outstanding
George
Williams
be
exchange for shares of
equal to the outstanding
Kimberly-Clark
The
fiscal
.
John
the
in
Sept.
on
part
ing
Manager of
General American Transportation Corp.—V. 16i),
2752.
p.
to
10 years,
corporate
share.
Chairman of the Board.
For
the Flastlcs Division of
a
will
has
will
Aug.
on
Chairman
number
a
will
shares
Corp., Grand
111.,
general
SEC
to
the
for
with
oifered
shares
100
2,410,000
As
h§ve
—New President Elected—
Arthur
Mahler,
in
This
•
p. 1440.
Manufacturing
plan
International
International
national
rellect
current
The
-
of
calling
be
stock
Johns-Manville Corp.—To Build New Plant—
Co.
each
stock
exploitation.
endeavors
plan
a
and
company
notification
to
common
without
expenses
This
near
the
proposal, Kimberly-Clark Corp. will declare a dividend
payable in common stock.
This
will
represent eight shares
8%
of
company's
emphasis
months
the
$10)
June
on
300,000
share),
pay
re¬
parent^
outstanding and will be payable to Kimberlycommon
stockholders
immediately prior to the effective date
of
the
consolidation
of
the
two
companies.
Thereafter, KimberlyClark will acquire all of the assets and assume all of the liabilities
period.
selling costs, accounting for the lower net earnings.
-Investments in ne wdcvelopments and faciilties to reduce costs
made
toward
the
Clark
increased
been
are
this
of
companies.
for
unit shipments exceeded
Walter Harnischfeger, President,
reported that extremely competitive conditions and the shift of
product
demand in some industries- necessitated
flower unit selling prices and
comparable
for
sale
from
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., Chicago,
to be used for general corporate purposes.i,.
After
the consolidation,
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
1,439,100
37,563
share
common
the
with
(par
of
stock
of
in the Southeast.
approved
Products
taxes—
stock
the first six
those of
such
share)
per
proceeds
directors
by Ernst
$30,997,154
(est.)
stock
practice
filed
was
stock
common
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
of
cn common
Earnings
of
1954
$585,008
cn
of
Advances
2500.
p.
stockholders
956,508
income
Dividends
notification
of
net
151,
The
■y
?!
1955
(est.)
taxes
per
to
»International Cellucotton Products Co.—Consolidation
proceeds
$30,312,317
federal
of
shares
—V.
operations.
;*./
Profit before income taxes
Provision for estimated income
corporation
covering
($1
rilinois Brick Co., Chicago, 111.—Files With SEC—
-A
letter
a
Jet Uranium Corp., Las
Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC
The
per
share, and the
stock, Is subscribing
of the offering.
The
portion
proceeds
parent.
established
filed
preferred
shares
merchandise.
Johns-Manville
Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
sales
the
and
SEC
16
par
The
mining
30—-
the
apply
from
an
its
represent
to
10
of
20,000
$100
par,
outstanding
including property additions and improvements.—V. 181,
poses,
two
Harnischfeger Corp. &
6 Months Ended
Net
under
at
the
June
shares
and
par
($10 per share), without
underwriting.
The proceeds are co
be used to pay for rent for leases of stores
and for purchase of
equip¬
a
1955,
of
share)
Mrr Fisher
the SEC
Sidwell,
which
intends
(estimated at $18
letter of notification
30,
99.32%
advances
obtained
7,800
Mining Syndicate, Reno, Nev.—Files
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Y
per
shares
of
are
„
June
holds
also
working
Harclrock
6,000,000
658,939
payment
materials supplied.
The
to expand certain facilities
intends will be paid out of
company
before
or
which
company
-
or
the proceeds hereof.
The remaining proceeds will
capital.
V. 180, p. 2188.
A
for
the
held
note
on
parent,
Supply Corp., Chicago, III.—Files—
on
1,000
at
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (parent).
The company has of¬
fered 663,469 shares of its capital stock to shareholders for
subscrip¬
in
Motor
per
ment
registration statement with the SEC
covering $30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, series D, due
July 15,
1995, to be offered for public sale at competitive bidding. The
company
intends to apply the net proceeds toward
repayment of advances from
1
R
corporation
covering
($100
441.
p.
This company on June 21 filed
$225,000 will be deposited with the indenture trustee
of interest on the debentures to July 1, 1956.
The
company
company
at
on
SEC
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Registers With SEC—
entitling
outstanding indebtedness of
Tehuantepec company,
payment to be made when the plant** under construction
by the latter
for. production of sulphur is
completed, and to complete payment to
$1,568,690
diversify its activities.—V. 180,
&
The
than
to
purchase as agregate of 140,000 shares of the
company 's class B common stock on or before
July 1, 1962, the exercise
price to be the same as the conversion
price of the series B debentures.
The- company in conjunction with its
Mexican subsidiaries is engaged
in
J
of
registration with the SEC covering
$3,000,000 of 5% series A convertible debentures, due
July 1, 1970, and
$1,500,000 of 5% series B convertible debentures, due
July 1, 1970, to
be offered for
public sale through an underwriting group headed by k
Bear, Stearns & Co. The public offering prices and
underwriting terms
are to be
supplied by amendment. In addition, the company has agreed
a
5
of
15
Inc.
Laboratories.
stock.
shares
The
of
and
These
Shore
Electronic
companies
were
stockholders of Matawan
Lavoie
Laboratories,
Inc.
-
The Commercial and Financial
€
Chronicle... Monday, June 27,
1955
(2930)
*.
•
.
1
•;
stock (par $1) for each share of Matawan stock and the
stockholders of Shore Electronics Products Co. Inc. received 20 shares
of Lavoie Laboratories,
Inc. common stock (par $1) for each share
common
for
1955.
The
proceeds
|>e
used
of
existing
V-Loan.—V.
intention of
present
the
is
less
of
not
181,
that net
to be received from the sale of the common stock are to
in production of commercial products and to reduce balance
PROCEEDS-—It
Fiscal
reached
Net
Libby—Reports Record Sales—
record
a
both
high
units and dollar in
in
28, Charles S. Bridges, President, reported to
stockholders on June 1.
Previously the fiscal year ended in February.
Consolidated sales are expected to total approximately $258,000,000,
including about $40,000,000 derived from certain foreign subsidiaries.Because of steady improvement in
the currencies and economies of
the countries in whicn
the subsidiaries operate, they are being con¬
solidated in accordance with the practice followed prior to World War
II.
Sales of these subsidiaries as well as those of the United States
and Canadian companies were at a new high.
Consolidated
net earnings
for the fiscal year are expected to be
slightly more than $5,000,000, Mr. Bridges said.
v
j
In the preceding .fiscal year, ended
Feb. 27, 1954, net sales were
reported at $215,409,664, and net income amounted to $4,164,967.
Inventories
are
lower than
a
year ago.
and with few exceptions
are
closely in line with requirements, the latter stated.
Libby's in¬
fiscal
i\Iay
ended
year
.
valued under the
"Last-in, First-out" (LIFOi method widely used in the food industry
because
it
minimizes the effect on profits of changes in inventory
values,
"In our case
the use of this method provides a cushion of
about
$10,0(30,000 against inventory losses when costs decline," Mr,
Bridges
canned foods in
of
subject
are
wholesale
Except
for
short
escalator
rental
to
commodity
mauses
"The
outlook
181,
based
shares
for
the
coming
of
of
$1.16
$1.20
180,
The
SEC
commitment
of
the
underwriter
it will
is
receive
corporation
May
on
With SEC—
filed
6
letter
a
the
with
notification
of
shares of class. A common stock (par 10 cents)
per share, without underwriting. The proceeds are
offered at $1
to
be
used
and
for
to
capital.
g■■ ..•
<g
Net
income——
on
4,652,000
4,027,000
35,438,000
33,482,000
income—
2,380,000
2,100,000
18,117,00)
1 ),20.3,0o0
11,000
19,Go0
of the stock if
purchase all
to
for invest¬
ment 84 000 common shares from Julius Livingston (President) at par,
or
$8,400, and Marvin Hayutin 46,000 shares at par, or $4,600.
Mr.
Hayutin is said to have been instrumental in interesting the under¬
writer in
2,272,000
1,916,000
17,352,00)
16,233.0)0
289,000
293,000
1,167,000
company was organized on May 16.
•business of producing and selling oil and
1955, and is engaged in the
gas.
It has acquired from
Livingston certain oil and, gas properties in exchange for 530,000 shares
stock
and- an $80,000
demand
note,
and
assumed liabilities of
4(270.000: and it also acauired a ?d"'
interest in cm-tain other oil and
of
H. Mages (of
Chicago) in
three demand
notes of
$118,000. and assumed liabilities of $200,932.
The demand
notes payable to Livingston and the Mages Brothers are to be paid out#
of the proceeds of the
stock sale.
The company also received from
Livingston certain options to purchase certain other oil and gas proper¬
ties for $617,000, which it intends to exercise out of the proceeds of
this financing;
and it acquired from a company owned by Mr. Liv¬
ingston and his wife all of its oil and gas properties, giving for the
Irving H. Samuel H. and Morris
exchange for 250,000 common shares and
properties
«ame
from
$15,000
a
financing.
demand
note,
result,
to
be
paid
out
of
of
proceeds
the
this
and the Mages Brothers have
recovered a total of $198,000 as compared with their aggregate cost of
4183,359 (after deducting the liabilities assumed by the company) on
As
a
Mr.
Livingston
the properties transferred bv them; and. in addition, they have received
*780,000 shares of the company's common stock (of which Mr. Livingston
told 130,000 shares to pie, Underwriter and Mr. Hayutin),
The 780,000
shares
will
approximately 51.2#., of the
represent
stock
common
be
to
outstanding (assuming the sale of the 742,000 shares to the public). In
contrast, the public will purchase 48.8%
of the stock for a total pur<chase
price of $2,040,500.
Of
the
proceeds of the stock
indebtedness
of
from
assumed
Livingston
other
and
in
the
sale. $643,932 will
connection
with
the
stk.
1,983,000
share,
$0.34
1,623,000
$0.27
16,185,000
$2.76
15,046,000
$2.57
pfd.
—
stocks
additional
oil
and
be used for payment
properties
Mages Brothers and $617,000
as
for
pavment
leases, expenses of exploratory drilling of
prrd-drjr properties and the cm-t of drilling and development of
ducing properties, and other corporate purposes,—V. 181, p. 2802.
gas
American Broadcasting-Paramount
See
"Earns,
per
com.
♦Earnings
number
p.
2802.
re¬
of
pro¬
Theatres,
Inc. above.—V
181
Glass Fibres
—
—V.
181,
_
2802.
p.
si
June 13 filed
125.000 shares
share,
cf
letter of notification with the SEC
a
stock
common
(par 25
without
underwriting.
The
pay expenses incident to mining activities
to
per
The
SEC
The
on June
15 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be
share through Carl J. Bliedung, Washington, D. C.
corporation
covering
offered
net
300,000
$1
at
per
be used to pay operating expenses* etc.
to
proceeds are
Merritt-Chapman
Award
tion
of
for
cents)
proceeds
be
to
to
are
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Gross
ra'lway
for
to this corpora¬
Charleston. Navy, Yard has baen
by Capt. William F. Wesanen. District Public Works Officer
rehabilitation
railway..—
District.—V.
First Naval
the
Michigan
p.
used
from
Net
from
ry.
railway
12,616,178
11,574.059
49,7,10*509
46,939,419
2,268,750
1,960,193
3,813,657
7,195.322
Other
operating
taxes—
1,146,108
951,638
4,417,620
4,261,286
Net
operating
income
$2,384,584
$2,156,882
$P,430,0J3
$7,962,-154
2,137,822
1,828,039
8,526,136
7,060,251
char.cs
after
Net
—V.
181,
„
2802.
p.
American
Mid
company
Oil
Co., Chicago, 111.—Files—
Gas
&
Jun<6> 8 filed
on
capital,
working
etc.—V.
177,
p.
the SEC
of notiiication with
letter
p.
2353.
Gross
$2,859,461
from
364,909
Net
ry.
298.070
income—
179,763
42,538
10,781.307
10,466,501
railway-
oper.
From
1952
$4,596,0)9
$4,581,024
Jan.
Deficit.—V.
$4,375,395
from
Net
ry., oper.
p.
from
Net
ry.
from
from
Net
ry.
from
ry.
16,664,278
385,590
1,578.058
from
*1,456,738
•2,605,109
Net
ry.
—V.
1955
1954
$2,340,247
income—
490.021
—V.
9r0 743
Net
1952
$2,166 781
1,121,815
802,979
529,015
559,798
377,172
181,
8.909.826
8,889,183
9,741,729
3.619,335
4,159,553
1,849,418
1,971,039
1,525,887
'
Net
from
Net
ry.
Earnings—
railway
income
oper.
1954
ry.
390,126
1,783,305
2,633,573
2,126,526
Net
Net
—V.
f-om
from
ry.
from
ry.
p.
income
67.294,320
8,2" 0.1"9
railway
oper.
181,
45,864,658
181,
7,516,634
8,149,466
11,257,007
9,463,312
2357.
and
ry.
Gross
N"t
Pa.
Mountain States Life Insurance Co., Colorado Springs,
The
a
registration statement with the
common
stock,
to
be offered
exchange for all the issued and outstanding capital stock of Auburn
with the SEC
stock (par $1) to be offered at $5 per
proceeds are to be u*>ed for produc¬
covering 50,000 shares of common
share, without underwriting.
The
of^lue insurance, etc.
and sales
tion
Mueller
.
14 filed a letter.of notification
June
011
company
convertible subordinated de¬
of $5,000,000 3%%
by Lehman
1975,
1,
June
due
See details
Nash
C.)
—
The'
has been over¬
underwritten by the Pasaaena Corp.,
4% shares held. The oifering, which
subscribed,
was
Pasadena, Calif.
PROCEEDS—Of
at
will" be used to retire the
convertib.e debentures -due Dec. 1, 1966
added to working capital.
; ^
5 Vu %.
will
remainder
The
102.
net proceeds, $129,540
the
outstanding
$127,000
stock
Common
be
EFFECT
GIVING
$5)
(par
BUSINESS—The
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
company
Outstanding
172,00 shs.
172,000 s. s.
—_—
incorporated
was
on
April
2,
in
1921
audrejs u. its pi.nmpai in.ice is
na..t Colorado
1, Calif. The company took over tne department and
grocery store business, incorporated in 1917, then being operated under
the name of "Pasadena Grocery and Department Store."
The
company
operates a depaitment store under
the name of
"Nas.i's
op > asadi na." A total of 64 departments are operated of
which 20 are leased by concessionaires under leases from tae company.
In October,
1950, the company opened a branch store in Alhambra.
which
b. siness
is operated
as
"Nash's of Alhambra." On Dec. 2,
1954, this branch was incorporated as a separata corporation known
as
"Nash's of Alhambra," a wholly-owned subsidiary of tha company.
"Nash's of
Arcadia," a wholly-owned subsidiary of the company,
was
incorporated on March 13, 1953, and the store was opened for
business on Oct. 29, 1953.
"Nash's of
Whittier," a wholly-owned subsidiary o* the comnany,
The
Ca.Lomia.
Pasade.-a
Ltreet,
incorporated
was
November
on
1112
15,
July 6, 1954. This store was opened for business
1954, and is located in a new shopping district at
on
East
Quadway,
in
Calif.,
Whittier,
an
area
known
as
the
Quad."
Whittier
subsidiary of the company,
was
incorporated on April 15, 1955, for the purpose of negotiating
a
lease for a new store to be located in a new Shopping center to be
known
as
the Pomona Valley Center in
Pomona, Calif. It is con¬
templated that tMs store, if the negotiations are successful, will be
opened during 1956.—V. 181, p. 2803.
,
.
"Nash's
Pomona,"
of
wholly-owned
a
1
Net
from
83.308
Net
ry.
26,740
30,221
railway-
1
55
Ry.—Earnings—
1952
1953
54
$440 Ri9
$3,?h4 "^3
$3 638,005
$3,509,021
*547,403
railway
from
Gross
8M95
902,045
1,158,184
1,080,415
—
38 i,ti .2
3^u,uu8
0J2,»01
519,829
railway——
7,°22,073
13,985,401
13,481,505
railway——
1.093,682
12,547,634
3,425,147
4.311,476
income—
4)9,836
1,5*1,931
2,106,006
3,883,953
1,870,221
income-—
oper.
From Jan. 1—
from
829,051
968.415
800,435
Net
from
168,418
301,890
268,413
Net
ry.
75,.A.)
72,786
105,318
94,082
oper.
♦Deficit.—V.
181,
p.
2358.
$5,964,672
$3,094,282
1,415,460
1,437,378
With Securities
1952
1953
1954
$6,852,774
1,679,983
651,990
550,178
24.105.0x7
29 143.831
railway———
5,495,439
5,199 975
8,538,960
28.012.162
8.005,291
income
2,165,402
1,^74,U02
3,JJ2,AO2
3,207,562
Pacific RR.—Earnings—
1955
3 858,383
2,318,817
income—.
1953
1954
$17,827,111
railway
1952
$17,120,960 $20,624,532 $19,541,709
3.072,147
4.784.723
3.877 019
1,455,154
2,131,080
2,504,040
1—
69.620.290
70,086,142
80,155.582
18 878.253
15,414.677
l'\ 105.1 = 9
16.58",759
5,953,632
8,781,911
County,
production
according
on
filed
letter of notification with the
stock (par one cent) to be
Rothschild & Co., Inc., New
a
added to work.ng capital.
Ambler, Pa.—Earnings—
electronic equipment for avia-
corporation, which manufactures
most successful half year in history in the six months
ended May
31, 1955. Net sales for the period amounted to $833,900,
for
a
gaii of 45'v
over net sales of $572,958 reported for the six
months ended May .31, 1954.
Net
profit air ell taxes and charges for the latest six months
was
more
than do"ble the
1954 six months results. The company
had
the
,
earnings
net
reported
for
the
period of $73,500, equal to $1.34 per
outstanding compared
share on 45,350 shares
54.732 shares of common stock
rr°fit of 335,573, or 78 crnts peh
outstanding at May 31, 1954.—V. 176, p. 55.
share
8,885,892
2582.
Niobrara
13
June
on
the
net
a
17 4"9.103
8,689,927
>.v
income—
en
266,000 shares of common
per share through G. F.
The net proceeds are to be
This
with
railway
r-i.w
$1
at
and Exchange Commission—
National Aeronautical Corp.,
t'on,
railway-
oper.
covering
offered
Yyrk.
2695.
p.
corporation
The
SEC
Mass.—Files
Chemical Industries, Inc., Natick,
Natick
RR.—Earnings—
National
Wyo.,
the
Mizpah
J.
W.
McNeill equipment has
Moore claims near
Uranium's
begun
Lance
Holcomb, President.
According to Holcomb, mining operations on the rocky region have
been centered 011 carnotite outcroppings. Which, in some parts of the
Fuel Gas Co.—New
President—
20 the
President,
s-'cceeding L'igh A. Brown, who will retire
June 30,
1955. Stuart H. Nichols was elected
company
p.
announced
on
former" Vice-President,
Locke,
Mizpah Uranium & Oil Corp.—Now Digging—
Creek,
and
—
($5 per share) on the basis of one new share for
at par
14,630
581,152
p.
2802.
p.
(Calif.)—Stock Offering
Co.
&
in V. 181,
recently offered to its common stockholders of
record June 8, ly55, the right to subscribe on or before
June 22 for 29,916 additional shares of common stock
187,075
income
Jen.
181,
Brothers
tssociales at IO2V2 and accrued interest was quickly
36.m 7
23,58°.7^5
from
recent of¬
Co.—Debentures Sold—The
Brass
versubscribed.
The
In
$5 Tar
i
Colo.—Files With SEC—
809,771
railway
oper
from
ry.
mining
Corp., Buffalo, N. Y.—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
Cr3?is C0^*f>°r'Hion on June 20 filed
6EC covering 96,000 shares of its
In
1052
19,463,260
Marine Midland
Securities
ton,
June
011
20,000 shares
April—
1953
54
$7,411,246
2,269,075
910,304
from
From
77,473.236
12,262.122
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
7 liled a letter of notiiication with the
of 60-cent convertible preferred stock (par
Sal
to
be offered at $10 per share,
and 20,000 shares of common
stock (par 10 cents 1
to be offered at $3.50 per share through Rambo,
Close & Kemer, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., and J. S. Hope <x ^0., scraacorporation
covering
Gro.s
railway——
oper.
from
—V.
78,541,536
22,744,249
proceeds
Mortgage Associates, Inc.,
I he
SEC
16,168
railway
Missouri
Net
railway
net
2358.
oper.
Net
1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
1
1955
from
Net
1953
shares
per
cents
operations.
milling
$240,528
income
p.
Net
$3,445,936 $16,220,332 $19,904,919 $18,8^0,195
2,020,707
2.391,256
5,561,607
4,360,973
The
Wash.
14 filed a letter of notification with the
ol common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share through Pennaluna & Co., Spokane,
are to be used to pay expenses incident to
June
on
700.000
25
at
41.173
railway
3,378,684
1,984,545
1355
railway
55
From Jan. 1—
8,667,375
0
Uranium^ Inc., Spokane, Wash.—Files—
corporation
covering
$2 43,974
April—
April—
The
o.fered
$197,933
;
railway
from
Gross
—V.
4,030.0
Louisville & Nashville RR.
from
*102,746
*1,013,7.8
_
income
oper.
from
Net
1953
$2,529,644
1.077,151-
181, p. 2357.
Gross
11.482 623
184.386
*666,9.5
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Gross
.
facilities
separate
'
2244.
p,
$1.92,967
railway—
from
Net
income—
oper.
for
plastic
2358.
p.
April—
$2,201,589
railway
railway—.
181,
SEC
242,738
*2,197,628
Arkansas Ry.- -Earnings—
from
Net
11,137,065
36,139
*60*.892
From Jan. 1—
Net
From Jam 1—
Gross
181,
railway
oper.
Gross
railway—
railway—
oper.
construct
will
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
*68,881
2357,
from
Net
*118,814
lo9,245
1
645,558
*49,194
April—
Gross
114,730
*54,647
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings-
620,112
17,515,831
$3,084,529
177,072
.
915,223
income—
♦Deficit—V.
Gross
Louisiana &
,
.
railway
*155,224
2,337,968
131,
.
1952
1—
railway-
from
192.032
17,160.281
$3,087,513
$2,961,361
railway..——.
from
Net
1953
1954
1955
April-
*449,357
19,231,891
.
Income—
Division
Authorized
taxes.
224,595
railway
oper.
of
production
of 1956, will double existing capacity for the safety glass
Both Shawinigan and Monsanto have large facilities afc
CAPITALIZATION
1955—Month—1954
expenses-
Net
1953
1—
Net
new
-Earnings—
income
Net
Jan.
the
Butvar into Saflex sheet.ng for safety glass
facilities, expected to be completed during the
the
The
Morning Sun
2694.
Co
1*955—4 Mos.—1934
revenues—— $18,415,620 $16,642,832 $72,371,884 $66,418,481
Operating
Operating
Federal
181,
Telephone
Bell
Period End. April 30—
845.769
income__
quarter
—V.
construction contract
the
at
April-
1954
$5,112,218
oper.
From
*
1955
-
Plastics
converting
interlayer.
offered
be
Long Island RR.—Earnings—
April-—
for
Springfield, Mass., lor the production of the plastic interlayer material.
each
Corp.—New Contract—
Scott
&
$3,076,588 low-bid
a
pier
announced
Gross
,
last
(F.
Net
The corporation on
facilities
20
company
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files—
Medical Abstracts, Inc.,
Gross
Lone Star Mining Corp., Fort Worth, Tex.—Files—
at
to
property.
Increased—
1955—Month—1954
1955—5 Mos.—1954
,$8,169,5.15
$7,458,676 $37,551,350 $36,452,748
v.:-'
31—
Sales
The
completed.—V. 181, p. 1777.
covering
Monsanto's
for
bentures
Period End. May
covering 149,500 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at the market, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used lor
Co.—Secondary Offering—A sec¬
ondary offering of 6,500 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on June 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $26.50
per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
was
Kennecott
of
the Oka
dollar
June
there
fering
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Maris RR.—Earns.
It
de¬
de¬
interlayer
on
rial.
share of common stock are calculated on the average
outstanding during the respective periouS.—V. 181,
per
2120.
L.O.F.
glass
manufacturers.
shares
of
non-
Loew's, Inc.—Enters Television Field—
p.
Bal. applic. to com
purchase of
properties to be acquired.
The balance of $424,000 will be
as
working capital, to defray the cost of possible acquisition
tained
approval
to
will be constructed at Trenton, Mien., it was
by officials of the Chemical company's Plastic
Division and Shawinigan Resins Corp.
Shawinigan, an associate company of Monsanto* will construct facili¬
ties at Trenton to manufacture Butvar, the polyvinyl resin base mate¬
1,187,0.0
earnings
McCrory Stores Corp.—May Sales
this financing.
The
C,as
corporation
subject
1462.
p.
multi-million
New
48,000
on
—
interest
on
-;Cv./; g
g
.
452,321,000 448,009,000
91,558,000
—
taxes
Divs,
1955—12 Mos.—1954
Federal
before
taxes
Subs.)—Earnings-
(&
1955—3 Mos.—1954
99,508,000
sales
Net
related expenses
and water facilities and
for sewage
pay
working
May Department Stores Co.
commission of $.4125 per share,-
a
the underwriter has purchased
the prospectus,
to
authorized,
this
of
directors
the
have
Monsanto Chemical Co.—To Increase Plastic Facilities
announced
covering 250,000
be
With SEC
a
is purchased; and
According
purcnase for
denum.—V. 171,
D. C.—Files With SEC—
Matthew Corp., Washington,
stated.
Bridges
Mr.
registration statement with the SEC on June
covering 742,000 shares of its 10c par common stock, to be
offered for public sale by Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., at $2.75 per share.
any
behalf
011
rights in
to
safety
1955.
The
that
17
Corp.
in¬
acquire a 51'/«> interest
Kennecott also proposes
investment 50,000 shares of common stock of Molyb¬
option
an
Molybdenum's
1.669
255.
p.
in
2,455
on May 27 covering
50 cents) to be issued at $11.50
(par
cludes
2,574
with the SEC
filed
June
on
Copper
deiinitive
necessary
1.6U
Angeles, Caiif.—Files
was
Kennecott
agreements now being prepared, the
velopment by the two companies of a Columbium and Tantalum
posit
located at Oka near Montreal, Canada.
The arrangement
$0.82
$1.88
announced)
was
of
the
SO.40
—
stock
common
purposes.—V.
porate
Fed.
filed
company
DO
share.
These shares are reserved for exercise of stock purchase
options granted by the company to certain officers and employees.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital and general cor¬
Earnings
good,"
is
year
subsidiaries, the,
fiscal year and its
the
Livingston Oil Co., Tulsa, Okla.—Registers
This
$0.
per
Minority
16,
notification
of
letter
It
of
•«
$1.22
1601.
p.
Market Basket, Los
A
4,696
index of
the
on
1312.
p.
1,438,821
$1.71
of year..—i-——
employees at end
of
181,
European
certain
of
had no bank loans at the close
working capital ratio was about 6 to 1,
company
—V.
Number
•J-V.
stockholders-—-—-
of
Period End. Apr. 30-
loans
430,821
1
common
dividends paid
Number
prices.
term
—
outstanding——
shares
common
per
to
In response to a number of recent inquiries from stockholders, Mr.
Bridges: stated that the company owns 1,400 of the 16,000 acres of'
pineapple plantation lands it farms.
The remaining 14,600 acres are
held
under
planting contract or long-term leases, and most of the
leases
taxes.——-
alter
of
Stock Inter-
a
Copper Corp.—
United States are
the
'
said.
$38 ,194,983 $36,210,750
1,760,412
2 .442,716
share
Rate of
per share of commonEarnings retained per share of common-. .—
Federal, state and local taxes per share of com.
.
,
ventories
earnings
Earnings
Feb. 28, '54
26, '55
Feb
----- —
.
Nunmber
the new
(& Subs.)- -Earnings Rise
Ended—
Year
sales
Kennecott
to
and
-
Wood Working Co.
M & M
181, p. 2582.
Libby, McNeill &
807i
than
2694.
p.
Molybdenum Corp. of America—To Sell
est
to
the company
Net
Sales
subject
is
offer
Auburn stock held of record on July 1,
the acceptance thereof by the holders
(19,200 shares)
of the stock of Auburn.—
share of
one
eacn
four shares of Marine Midland
N. Y. at the rate of
Auburn.
Co.,
stock
V.
stock.
Electronic
Shore
of
Trust
June
as
election of William H.
effective July 1, 1955,
from the Pre~idpncy on
Vice-President.—V. 181,
2803.
to J. R.
formation, have already been mined to depths of 12
to 14
feet.
Company officials believe that shipping of stockpiled ore will begin
as soon as weather conditions permit dry travel.—V.
181, p. 2474.
National
For
those
corporation
Research
concerned
announces
Prtimiiw
Corp.—Announces
New Product—
hydrogen embrittl"ment of titanium, this
the introduction of the Model 9'7 Hydrogen
with
imiUoKIa
frw
cithor
nTialifv
pnnf.rol
nr
rpRPArr.tl.
tills
Volume 181
Number 5441 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
analyzer is
of
metals
the
and
hydrogen
alloys.—V.
content
181,
titanium,
of
2516.
p.
zirconium
''
-
and
'!
'
"
7
•
.principal
forth
amounts. of
in
the
Merrill
National Securities & Research Corp.- -Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
corporation
filed
registration statement with
the SEC on
June 15, 1955, covering 8,000,000 shares of National Securities Series.
—V. 181, p. 109.
New
a
England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Apr.
30—
Operating
Operating
1955—Month—Jbdi
revenues
expenses
1955—4 Mos.—1954
P rancis
Beanc_'_—
&1
I.
15,404,269
67,10.,548
;
,1,930,087
1,771,179
7,267,2^1
Co
1,558,293
1,456,744
6,222,525
5,822,983
$2,527,940
$2,404,684
$3,965 074
$3,566,191
Net
operating income
after charges:
2,026,333
1,850,3^8
7,u2i,881
7,413,594
—V.
181, p.
*/.
200,000
500,000
1,500,000
—_
200,000
500,000
500,000
Federal
Other
income
operating
The
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
200,000
l,500,0u0
1880.
April—
Gross
1
from
from
Net
Net
ry.
railway
$1,079,398
-
railway——.
1,500,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
house
51
;
$989,814
692,2 6
ry.
128,956
174,188
245,076
The
3.976,108
4 460,847
3,852,207
Net
ry.
1,340,218
1,715,110
2,205,200
1,466,304
497,279
railway
railway-
from
Net
—V.
_
640,457
767,2ol
433,622
income—
oper.
181,
2358.
p.
oper.
181,
Net
ry.
1
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1°52
$823,038
26i;772
179,724
320,271
55
1
oi
2,166,777
2,046,737
3,015,847
3,043,929
654,110
422,107
790,168
1,054,528
797,495
544,517
8u2,460
932,363
income
2358.
1—
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—Earnings Up-
Period End. May 31—
Gross
income
___;
U.
income
taxes
S.
Other
Net
t^,x
ry.
ry.
Earns,
—V.
181,
ing funds.
4,479,500
for
734,085
70),563
3,721.833
3,394,356
bank
2
2,0)3,263
1.374,951
8 005,863
6,527,597
1
1,578,427
1,037,977
5,718,219
4y600,957
$0.77
$0.*2
$2.57
new
Voltage
and
meter
Regulator,
designed for
units as well as
Spectrograph
been announced
2121.
p.
notes
15-year
River
Securities
Co.,
(N.
Inc.
Y.)—Proposed
Merger—
See
<$50 par)
($50 par)
cumul.
Financial
Corp.
tClass
above.
stock,
pld.
conv,
—_____
A
B
stock
common
*The
stock
common
($5
($1
V-
Northern
'•
' ; '
Indiana
'
•'
i-v.;
• •,
&
1
,
.
Light
Co., Inc.—Note
Sold
Privately—The company has arranged to place private¬
ly, through Kidder, Peabody & La>., a $i,uou,0U0: first
mortgage 41/2% note, series A, due Feb. 1, 1975, it was
announced
The
from
the
will
be
manufactured
used
to
gas
for
construction
general
natural
gas.—V.
178,
and
offering
short-term
rate
of
'
5%
tThe
be
in
fluctuates
conversion
to
less than
outstanding
or
currently
shares
of
authorized
of
sharsc
200,000
stock
common
'
Northern
Indiana
Public
Service
April
on
266%
includes
This
SEC
company
covering
Pierce,
for
public
Republic Co.
Central
by
Fenn-r
&
Net
the
The
are
(Inc.),
The
to
registration
a
cumulative
through
an
Blyth
&
dividend
be supplied
statement
preferred
with
stock,
and
estimates its
$28,700,000
in
construction
1956.—V.
181,
public
offering
price
and
in
class
expenditures
at
$25,300,000
in
1880.
television
The
A
Pacific
stock
common
Trust
and
June 22
Salomon
011
Bros.
bid of 99.1687%.
a
&
Hutzler
bid
99.13
Issuance
The
to
certificates
Commerce
issue
cost,
the
of
Interstate
is
to
be
le-s
rot
is
the
on
subject
certificates
bid
a
of 69.629
the
to
while
3s,
as
for
3%s.
authorization
of
the
Commission.
secured
than
by
the
fo'lowing
$3,528,700:
diesel-electric switching
300
&
in
Co.;
the
Paul
The Illinois
Co.;
E.
Wm.
Pollock
&
all
equipment estimated
new
steel
box
and
cars
eight
Co.,
W.
Presspri-h &
Co.;
L.
F.
Roth¬
Company;
Gregory & Son,; Ira Haupt &
Incorporated; McMa.ter Hutch.nson & Co.;
Company
&
R.
are:
Inc.—V.
181.
2803.
p.
Gas
&
Electric
Offered—Mer¬
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beand and White, Weld &
on June 22 offered
publicly $15,000,000
of first mortgage bonds, 3V4% series due June
1, 1985,
Co. and associates
100.959% and accrued interest, to yield 3.20%. Award
the issue was won by th& group at competitive sale
of
June 21
on
on
Halsey, Stuart
bid
100.075,
The
&
both
Co.
Inc.,
bid
100.31
^
and
Equitable
will
be
redeemable
at
regular
redemption
ranging irom 103.96% to par, and for the sinking
tion
prices
receding from
100.96%
to
par,
plus
each
in
fund
at
redemp¬
the
about
$6,800,000,
sale
cost
the
which
its
of
c
the
of
accrued
interest
's
be
BUSINESS—Company is
an
retail
electric
suburban
estimated
wholesale
for
resale
in
Oklahoma
and
EARNINGS—For
totaling $40,336,000
22
in
in
in
246
12
ab^ut
the
and
and
Western
1 OOO.Ooq,
communities
Of
public
electric
communities
Oklahoma
of
in
and.
and
connection
to
communities
10
utility
of
Cheyenne,
Wyoming,
the
stock
the
of
underwriters
preferred
($5
Springs,
Casper,
Wyo.
contiguous
rural
served,
net
the company had
income of $6,975,000.
1954,
fees
underwriters
and
and
prospectus,
the
other
expenses
19,000
& Co.—_10,000
Johnson & Higgins_10,000
par
50,000
value,
60
Shares
Edwards
G.
A.
Peters,
&
Writer
Sons—_
&
Inc.
Christensen,
Mason
181, p. 2583.
Brothers
5.000
$12.50
3.500
2,500
—————
Inc.—Stocjc
Bottlers,
share.
a
new
proceeds from the stock sale will be used to
for the acquisition, construction and equ'pp'ng
and
notes,
will be added
into
to
sist
of
6,
May
on
781.096
III.'
the southwest side of Chicago,
the company's working capital.
plant on
bottling
1955,-of
common
981,096
the current, is'ue,
as
retire
of a
The balance
well as the
the then outstanding 390,548 common shares
capitalization 01 this corporation will con¬
shares,
common
shares,
$1
par
value.
whose business is seasonal. h"d unaudited
earnings in the four months ended April 30, 1955, of $191,689, com¬
pared with $158,033 in the like period the year before.. In the year
ended Dec. 31, 1954, the company had earnings of $791,186 on sales of
EARNINGS—The company,
$10,278,853, compared
the preceding year.
with earnings of $317,058 on sales of $8,144,959
&
Co.;
Barrett
236
con¬
rural
bavin"'
service
electric
are
Permanente
Herrick
Co., Inc.; Fusz-Schmelzle & Co.;
181, p. 2696.
&
Net
sales
Other
(&
and
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
$10,275,009
27,000
$10,343,000
operating
1954
$7,947 00f)
68.000
and
April 30—
at
revenue—
co¬
income
Cost of products soid,
selling, adm. & gen. exps.
depletion and amortization^
Depreciation,
Interest on
Federal
long-term debt
income
6,954.000
607,000
5,795,000
478,000
6.00q
—
—
789,000
$906,000
$0.53
x
1,301,000
$1,481,000
taxesj
$0.32
located
revenues
the
from
'Based
per
on
...
share
2,800,000
shares
currently
In
offering.
the
of
proceeds
claims or leases when
addition, the
company
700,000 such
which
of
par,
made in
Stock Sold—Mention
Co.—Preferred
Pioneer Finance
issue of June 20 of the public offering
our
shares of 5^% convertible^preferred stock at
share) by Wa'tling, Lerchen & Co. and Mullaney, Wells & Co. It was quickly completed. Further
of 50,000
($10
par
per
details follow:
•
Subject to the prior rights of the holders of 50.000 outstanding shares
of 6% cumulative preferred stock ($10 par value) to dividends a'..d to
distributions on
liquidation, the 5%%
convertible preferred stock is
entitled
to cumulative dividends with full priority over the common
stock
with
to
respect
the
payment
of
of dividends or the distribution
S SC ts)
of
share
Each
convertible
5%%
stock
preferred
initially into two shares of common stock ($1 par
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
will
be
used
will
convertible
be
value).
for
additional
working
capital.
the issuance
ferred
stock will make possible the
additional subordinated debentures in
is
It
that
anticipated
The
$400,000.
used
be
and sale of the convertible-pre¬
sale to insurance companies of
a principal amount not exceeding
proceeds of sale of any such
working capital.
net
debentures would also
for additional
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Notes
payable to banks
Outstanding
i
$8,805,950
85,400
$8,805,950
85,400
<
500,000
500,000
,
—
—
payable to others
Secured sinking fund 5%%
series
Ten-year sinking fund.sub. debentures,
series A, due Nov. 15, 1964, 6%
6%
600,000
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
*1,000,000 shs
stock ($10 par value)
pfd. stock ($10 par value)
($1 par value)
pfd.
cum.
5'/2%
conv.
stock
*100,000 authorized but unissued shares
6Q0.000
50/000 shi.
50,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
of common stock are reserve/1
satisfy the conversion rights of the new
to
,
debentures,
1, 1962
A, due March
convertible preferred stock.
incorporated in Michigan on April 20,
1938.
Its principal business since its inception has been th« financing
of sales of new and used mobile homes (trailer coaches).
Its busines3>
offices are located at 1400 National Bank Building, Detro t 26, Mich.
A
wholly-owned subsidiary of the company, Boynton Acceptance Co. Ltd.,
which was incorporated under the Companies Act of Canada in May,
1954, conducts the same type of business in Toronto, Ontario.
Another
wholly-owned subsidiary, Pioneer Finance Co
of Florida, was incor¬
porated in October,
1954.
This latter subsidiary opened offices la
Miami, Fla„ on Nov. 15, 1954, and has since transacted the business
of financing sales of new and used mobile homes in Florida.
BUSINESS—The company
—
was
underwriters
The
named
below
agreed to purchase from the company the respective
of Convertible Preferred Stock set forth below.
have
severally
numbers of shares
Shares
Watling, Lerrhen & Co
Mullaney, Wells & Co
—V.
181,
1
)
—-
35 000
15,000
2804.
P-
Gas
Natural
Co.—Stock Sold—The recent of¬
value)
Securities Corp. and
quickly oversubscribed and the books
fering of 776,066 shares of common stock (no par
at
$28.25 per share, through Union
associates,
the:
Evans,
M.
twelfth
outstanding.
$4,000,000.
Boston,
Porter
■
June 15 purchased Ihe Vulcan
tool steel manufacturers, which
on
Pa„
Crucible
becomes
division.
in 1901, has annual sales of close to
offices are located in Chicago, Detroit, and
representatives of the conceern are in New York,
Lansing (Mich.),
Milwaukee, and St. Louis.
Mr. Evans
Crucible,
Its
while
Baltimore,
President,
Aliquippa.
Co.,
2804.
Porter Co., Inc.—Acquisition—
(H. K.)
T.
Steel
was
See details in V. 181, p.
closed.
Vulcan
earnings
^Earnings
additional
$7,974,000
1955
income
Total
Net
operating
Cement Co.
Three Months Ended
per
additional
equipment and
mining
UNDERWRITERS
UNDERWRITERS—Among those associated in the underwriting are:
Baker, Simonds & Co.: Cruttenden & Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
First Securities Co. of Chicago; Reinholdt & Gardner; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; Shiilinglaw, Lolger & Co.;
Arthur M. Krensky & Co., Inc.;
Amott, Baker & Co., Inc.; Glidden,
Morris
an
legal,
$57,000.
at
1
Common
PROCEEDS—Net
term
estimated
pay
used
CAPITALIZATION
Offered—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell and Link, Gorman, Peck
& Co., headed an underwriting group which on June 23
offered 200,000 shares of $1 par value common stock at
General
Pepsi-Cola
will
also
selling-
a
receive
will
the underwriters hava
share, to be held for
of
lc
at
McGrath.
receive
also
company
principals
shares
common
•
1.955;
furnish¬
Arkansas
electric
bank
Arkansas.
the year
and
operating
an
service
territories
population
operatives in those states.
in
names
convertible
Co
Jun&
re¬
used
program,
outstanding
incurred
were
will
construction
n
mo
bonds
with
the
construction
program.
The company
estimate that
struction expenditures will amount to
approximately $31,500,000 in
and
&
on
the
Pioneer
from
the company to pay part of the
including the prepayment of »1
o
totaling
and
follows:
as
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.—V.
proceeds
by
ing
Corp.
prices
case.
PROCEEDS—Net
loans
Securities
for 3'As.
bonds
new
bid of 100.4099%.
a
of
CAPITAIIZATION—Giving effect to
Co.—Bonds
rill
at
the
purchases
mortgages executed
also
company
notes
of
Corp.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Wilson,
split
Oklahoma
are
Kimball
C.
—V.
locomotives.
offering
Freeman
The
Shares
>
Associated
schild
cumulative
of
series)
cent
SEC
and
Co.,
&
will
underwriters
The
expenses:
finders
Shaiman
Co.,
the
share.
for
the
be
at
was
a
Denver,
Finance
Consumer
which
Notes
for
Kidder, Peabody & Co. sought the issue
shares
operate.
similar items of personal property.
maintain offices in the following cities:
Colo.; Consumer Finance Corp. of
Corp.,
UNDERWRITERS—The
Certificates
Offered—Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on
$2,820,000 of 3% serial equipment t^ust
certificates, maturing annually July 14, 1956 to 1970,
inclusive, at prices to yield from 2.50% to 3.10%, accord¬
ing to maturity.
The group won award of the issue
June 23 offered
on
Colorado
on
Sept.
Champa St., Denver,
subsidiaries
Finance
the
shares ar? now hell by Marvin
Hayutin and the balance by principals of the underwriters.
Upon
completion of this offering, according to the prospectus, "the investing
public will therefore have provided substantially all of the cash paid
into the company and will hold approximately 37%
of the equity and
voting power while the promoters, officers, directors and remaining
stockholders will own approximately 63% thereof."
was
,
Boulder, Colo.; Consumer Finance Corp. of Colorado
Springs, Colo.; Consumer Finance Corp. of Casper,
Boulder,
Colorado
Ry.—Equipment
located at 1456
consisting
radios and
sets,
company's
Consumer
with
heretofore received $10,000 cash from ths sale of 1,000,000 common,
shares
1955.
The
reserved
20,
the purchase of personal property, such as new
vehicles, household appliances,
washing machines,
motor
used
statement
,
to
cash
has
shares
with
connection
in
and
Wyo.,
Northern
are
they
which
contracts
discount
at
in
Edgemont,
Inc.,
public sale of the 2,400,000
shares, the investingpublic will have paid $600,000.
The officers, directors, promoters and
their associates have received 3,100,000 shares and will receive $17,20Q>
course
and Its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in
lending money as licensees under the laws of the
of
states
Lederer
H.
per
300,000
Assuming
upon
company
business
spective
registration
a
for
$32,000
additional
of
26 shs.
50,000 shs.
58,809% shs.
55,000 shs.
completion
the amount set lorth.
bear
interest at the
incorporated- in
was
executive office
Its
par,
amendment.
p.
1949.
The
the
$100
underwriting group headed
Co., Inc. and Merrill Lynch,
rate,
by
20,
50
primarily for exploration and mining operations
on
properties in which the company is interested including exploratorydrilling and air reconnaissance surveys as well as for the purchase*
956 shs.
Colo.
proceeds will be added to working capital for ultimate application
cost of gross additions to the
utility properties of the company.
company
1955
filed
of
sale
Beane.
underwriting terms
to
20
June
on
120,000 shares
offered
be
to
BUSINESS—Corporation
Co.—Registers With
Co.,
the
to
712.
p.
proceeds from the proposed stock offering will provide
Net
capital
267,500
,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
equivalent
175,
Chairman),
.
authorized class
for
conversion
of the 6%
10-year convertible subordinated debentures, 44,583% shares
reserved
for
conversion * of the
6%
15-year convertible subordinated
debentures, and 88,333% shares reserved-for conversion of the cumula¬
tive convertible stock,. $5 'par value, 60 <$£pts series.
V"va
A
Uranium
&
is
30—V.
company was organized under Delaware laws on Feb. 23, 1955,
purpose of acquiring, exploring and developing uranium prop¬
including producing mines. Its promoters are Mathew J. Brown
•(President)
and
Lawrence
W.
Rhoades
(Vice-President
and
Board
annum.
number
increased
cer¬
share on
per
property.
ordinary
the
outstanding
thereof
greater
notes
per
old
the
of
cents
justified.
par.)—_—
securities
amount
may
The
1162.
p.
the
and
business
June 21.
on
proceeds
of
of
Fuel
-v.;■
This
25
the
■
V,'
22.
March
on
of
The
2,000
50,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
55,000 shs.
par)—.__—
these
of
amount
J.
5c
to
for
($5
value)
par
Class
Astor
debentures—
fpd. stock
60-cent
North
subor.
conv.
of
and
21,000
$200,000
300,000
1,500 shs.
3,000 shs.
subor. debentures—.
cumul. pld. stock
6%
dividend
38,300
debentures—
10-year
6%.
June
on
stock
filed
Corp.,
acquired
*$670,000
-'.d;..
subordinated
subordinated
6%
7%r cumul.
presentation
upon
initial
an
both of Edgemont.
On
March
31,
1955, the companyacquired all the properties (in Fall River County, S. Dak.) of Picto¬
graph Mining Company, a co-partnership, organized in June, 1954,
by Brown and Rhoades.
On
the same date the company acquired
mining equipment and rolling stock owned by Brown and Rhoadesindividually, assignments of
the gross proceeds less royalties from
sales
of
ore
from
two
properties
leased by
Brown
and
a
mining
contract
from
the
partnership
covering
the
so-called
Mary
Jac-
•
Outstanding
—_—
notes—
7%
by the Research & Control Instruments Division of this
company.—V. 181,
$7.5©
stock *
-
17,000
notes
conv.
a
investment.
intention of the company to use $350,000
reducing, at least temporarily, then outstanding
Authorized
7%
with Norelco Diffractofor other applications, has
use
action.
authorized
the
1,100,00 of
two-for-one
for
par
erties,
■
subordinated
increase in
an
$3.75
approved
agent.
Mining
Corp.,
According
will be added to the company's work¬
net proceeds
of
old
of
had
covering 2,400,000 shares of its lc-par common stock, to ba
public sale at 25c per share as "speculative securities."
offering is to be made on a "best efforts" basis by General
accounting
Further
loans.
Short-term
North American Philips Co., Inc.—New Product—
2245.
p.
for
additional
It is the present
purpose
approved
issued
be
voted
payable
company
Investing
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
!
Calif.
1955,
The
•
$1.81
share
the
6 f/o
A
111., and associates.
--v' v.'-
;;
will
transfer
aLo
the
on
Securities
& Co., Chicago,
details follow:
PROCEEDS—The
$57,851,112
2583.
p.
The
ing of 50,000 shares of 60-cent cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par $5) at $10 per share through Paul
5,272.000
accruals
com.
*1,598,377
income—
paid
offered
People's Finance Corp. (Colo.)—Stock Offering—Men¬
was made in our issue of June 6 of the public offer¬
1955—5 Mos.—1954
$11,823,833 $62,600,498
Nevada
Northern
D.—Registers With SEC—
15,
*1,264,970
railway—,.
oper.
the
stock,
new
S.
tion
1,042,000
—^
per
29,999.991
*561,775
*1,444,821
to
7,
shares
previously
stockholders'
directors
commission
1 ,589,000
-
__
income-
oper.
income
Net
1 .55—Month—1954
$13, 800,978
_x_
2,854,606
*736,963
*1,628,26 7
2,744,873
*560,015
to
Pictograph
'
.
.'2,714,477
" *476,813
railway—_
C. Kimball
New York,
1952
$786,809
nil,242
*342,491
'Deficit.—V, 181, p. 2359.
V
•
California,
the Fall of 1956.—V. 181,
2,200,000
stock
new
The
cents
1953
$777,455
*87,t74
*338,282
230,037
railway,
p.
ry
280,90b
176,782
railway
oper.
181,
Jan.
from
$787,801
133,_87
income—
From Jan. 1—
Gro.s
1953
$515,117
135,921
railway
railway
oper.
The
Lines—Earnings—
Seashore
1355
from
Net
$523,902
from
from
of Fresno,
June
on
to
directors
subject
the
Gross
-Earnings—
stock
tificates
1954
Gross irom railway.—
$736,242
$737,782
Net from raiiway*110,670 %.
*73,622
Net ry. oper. income—
*319,141
*324,8c9
Net
April—
Gross
split
20,264,270
26,235,782
6,121,426
22,653,764
income—.
2359.
April—
From
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry.
Net
p.
Pennsylvania-Reading
from
populace
stockholders
The
par.
;
From Jan. 1—
Gross
the entire
common
122,636
3,816,001
—V.
capacity of 180,000,000
tons of plaster to
20,000
and
Northern
Pickering Lumber Corp.—Votes Stock Split—
railway— 285,552,216 278,513,951 340,680,295 343,616,274
57,351,159
48,629,375
railway51,580,0/9
35,910,5o7
from
42 1,354
438,122
products
of
Completion is scheduled by
from
Net
1152
19o3
industry
Products manufactured in the new plant will include gypsum wallboard, lath and exterior sheathing; hardwall and special type plasters;
.texture paints, joint cement and wallboard
taping systems.
______
Gross
$1,050,795 ' $1,225,794
380,297
income..
oper.
1
annual production
an
board
gypsum
from
Net
*
55
of
building
'Annual capacity of the new plant will be double the company's pres¬
ent Northern
California production, and will provide enough gypsum
wallboard for building more
than 32,000 homes a year—enough to
From Jan. 1—
New Orleans & Northeastern RR.—Earnings—
plant will have
feet
Utah.
and
1953
1952
1955
1954"
railway—— $74,267,514 $70,577,530 $89,036,288 $84,7.7,643
Net lrom railway
17,622,855
12,391,953
14,562,226
1z,U79,0j4
Net ry. oper. income—
8,204,471
5,104,311
6,885,859
4,643,020
Gro^s
new
the
serve
April—
Net
board
square
150,000
..
2803.
p.
$200,000
7.120.833
taxes—
181,
will begin shortly on Kaiser Gypsum's "new $5,000,000
plant and plaster mill at Pittsburg, Calif., to relieve the
severe shortage of gypsum products in Northern
California, and provide
for the anticipated future requirements of this fast
growing area. The
plant property consists of 72 acres.
Sulzberger &
McDonnell & Co
F. S. Moseley & Co.
Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis
1
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Shields & Co.
___
2o0,u00
"■
.
—
Plant at Pittsburgh, Calif.—
Construction
gypsum
Laird, Bissell & MeedsIrving Lundborg &, Co._
150,000
&
New Kaiser Gypsum
set
are
Hayden, Miller & Co
900.000
'i.:
Goodbody
respective
each
by
Kormendi & Co., Inc.—,
Fahey, Clark & Co
1
Fairman, Harris .& Co.,
Inc.
Hallowell,
Co.
$2,200,000
Co.__——
&
the
and
purchased
«•
&
___
Elworthy
purchasers
be
60,061,627
taxes__
to
1,600,000
Pont
du
Co.
—V.
oonds
Lynch,Pierce,
Fenner
White, Weld & Co
,.J
the
of
names
new
below: -V'V"*.
table
liallgarten & Co.—_
$23,168,349 $21,036,876 $90,564,408 $82,571,631
17,152,029
'
■
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
laboratory analytical apparatus for the rapid and precise
a
determination
similar
7
(2931)
\
founded
branch
sales
8
announced
South
sales
that
be
Vulcan's
to
stocks
and
offices
River
a
holders
site
miles
20
along
dividend
also
from
rate
in
March,
the number of
1952,
St. Louis, Brownsville
share¬
common
nearly doubled.
board
shares
which
the
$2.40
present
share
a
to
a
Gross
of
30,
from
Net
ry.
Gas
Portland
Placed
Co.—Debentures
Coke
&
Reaction Motors,
Pri¬
has placed privately through Leh¬
man Brothers
$6,000,000 of 4Vs% 20-year sinking fund
debentures due June 1,1975, it was announced on June 22.
vately—This
Proceeds
sion
and
The
the
from
to
factured
The
company
will
financing
provide funds
for
used
be
the
the
mainly to finance expan¬
to natural from manu¬
Salem,
Ore,,
vicinity. It also derives substantial
obtained
in
the
and
carbon
the
summer
manufacture
products.
of
The
1956.—V.
Portland
of
expects
2696.
p.
Electric
the
sale
light
as
Midwest
of
in
the
products
31,
1954.
The
operating
gross
or
Stock
Exchange
transfer
Remington
with $28,151,939 for the 12 months ended May
income was $4,753,107. equivalent to $1.58 per share, vs.
$1.33 per share.—V. 181, p. 2017.
stock
common
(No
deal¬
Powder River Pipeline, Inc.,
St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
is
from
Net
ry.
for each
50c par,
50c par,
common,
new-
Gross
for each share Sperry
models
Models—
from
—V.
SEC
corporation
May
on
31
filed
letter
a
of
notification
with
nounced
the
The
covering $300,000 of 5'/a %
10-year debentures to be offered at
(in
denominations
of
$1,000
each), through The First Trust
of Lincoln, Neb. The net proceeds are to be used to
pay expenses
par
Co.
incident to
oil
and
operations..
gas
River
magnetic
Uranium, Inc., Elko, Nev.—Files With
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
ington, D. C.
to
June
on
cents
13
filed
of
The net proceeds
mining operations.—V.'180,
letter
a
through
be
to
are
Leslie
M.
Norman,
second
-were
$2,390,000.
-quarter
ended
^entire fiscal
Net
with
used
after
ended
Net earnings
share
first
31,
the
the
June
on
sales
with
of
that
22
ended
year
latest
quarter
and
quarter
U.
S.
the
in
restricted
"B"
This
utilize
now
commercial
reduction
plastic
the
results
which
speed of
a
other
further
the
from
in
this
of
computa- v
can
to
The
;
used'
be
now
users.—V.
/V'";' ."-7
SEC
181,
corporation
15
at
be
will
operate
30,
as
which
time
minimum of
a
working
.
*
-
-
shares
The
Commission—
--
V
a letter
of notification with the
stock < par one cent) to be
without underwriting.
The proceeds
ram type tow boat and two barges; and J
filed
13
of
common
share,
per
to acquire
capital.
a
equivalent to .80 cents a share on the company's
stock outstanding, it was-announced on
of
4,365,726
June 22.%
common
...
which are after provision of $4,520,000 for income taxes,
compare with a net of $2,250,928 for the first nine months of the pre-
miles
3,659,000
Co.,Inc., Augusta, Ga.—
Schenlcy Industries/ Inc.—Earnings Show .Improv.em,t ^
earnings for the first nine months ended May '31, T955/ "were ' Sr-
•
airline
make
V
Net
$3,527,229,
earnings,
vious
will
assign seven C-46 aircraft to the operation and planes available as needed, Mr. Craven said. The "
planes will carry 13,000 pounds of guaranteed cargo per trip.
The contract is the third major operation on which Riddle Airlines
will
common
1,366,675
157,628
*124,965
<
week between- the bases and will
The contract starts July l and
flights per
required.
1956, during
llown.
be
24
sections
cents
used
to
for
the
by
June
on
500,000 shares
covering
offered
/-:
to fly military cargo between Air Force bases located
states, Peter T. Craven, Secretary-Treasurer, announced
'
'
'
extra
r'ne
$2,500,000 contract
a
River Navigation
Files With Securities and Exchange
any
Force
17.
June
will
awarded
been
1,352.805
58.360
*247,714
' A V
181, p. 2359.
Savannah
con¬
Govt. Contract—
Inc.—Awarded
has just
44,619
*277,641
income
oper.
1,246,294
97,613 "
*208,252
1,209,963
railway
railway.!
from
ry.
equipment
minute,' in
per
value
:
•
*77,572
1952
$304,276
*31,105
*101,123
1—
♦Deficit.—V.
which
its
income
1953
$370,855
45,740
*27,414
1954
$332,118
31,277
*39,177
1955
$301,491
246
railway
Jan.
Net
results
lines
equipment
increases
Gross
;
railway
oper.
Net
the
to
one
ry.
From
interest
prints
600
Net
the integra¬
in
from
tape
metal
two or
any
rroin
auxiliary
major
Univac.- Of
Printer,
at
and
Airlines,
western
Riddle
shares.
*
Air
June
ends
class
and
data
..'v ".7'
operate
equivalent to 49 cents per
outstanding since the recent
the
a
from
Net
magnetic
metal
Uvalde & Gulf RR.—Earnings—
April—
computers
Now,
models.
other
installations utilizing
feed
to
can
High-Speed
iormat.
tiie
were
shares
ol
possible for
it
p.
are
';
common
the
representing a big step forward
data processing methods.
This corporation
$234,600, com¬
for the entire
were
$237,297
with
computers
the
the
data
Riddle
for
for
the
operated
Univac-Scientiiic
30, 1955,
for the first
$2,171,000
these
medium,
with
2584.
on
qua.tcr,
exclusive
desired
April
$1,309,000
sales-of
sales
for
is
and
tions
1
makes
electronic
nection
incident
expenses
for
input-output
Univac-Scientific
developed
be
to
Wash¬
Inc.—Earnings Higher
1954.
sccord
and
pay
Co.,
If54.
the
for
480,000
financing,
with
taxes
to
with
cent)
one
p.
fiscal
and
31,
inthe
Oct.
for
the
on
^public
1955,
Oct.
of
witn
announced
current
compares
30,
ended
$131,700
fiscal year
the
This
Jan.
year
earnings
pared
of
(par
2191.
p.
President,
quarter
notification
Lewellen-Bybee
Precision Radiator Instruments,
the
of
stock
common
share,
per
possible
it
interchangeably,
The
10,000,000 shares
two
tion
makes
Univac-Scientific
used
be
these
ot
the
is
the
not
tape
three
other
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
could
which
all
Powder
together
Previously,
tape.
which
39,976,593
8,131,835
3,801,902
4,613,782
income
2124.
San Antonio,
Gross
development
new
railway
have
File-Computer.
work
to
42,252,739
10,007,252
4,535,011
38,646,483
7,259,855
2,975,354
39,947,950
9,595,775
railway
oper.
181,
1952
$9,930,974
1,925,943
999,334
1—
Jan.
ry.
1,362,924
income
oper.
Net
Univac
New
Two
railway.— $10,748,515
2,786,436
railway
from
Net
1954
1953
$9,497,556 $10,934,935
1,672,328
2,927,614
765,516
1,320,503
1955
from
Net
follows:
as
been
announced
by this
incorporating developments making this electronic com¬
compatible with its commercial Univac, and the recently an¬
puter
Billings, Mont.—Files—
of
issue
an
April—
Gross
corporation,
The
Inc.,
From
Univac-Scientific
new
Pri¬
$4,500,000 first mortgage 3%%
1, 1985, and an issue of $3,000,000 4.50% preferred stock, series A, of $100 par
value.—V. 156, p. 1156.
fractional shares issuable.)
Announces
Two
Co.—Securities Placed
Water
bonds, series E, due June
common.
Sperry—3V* shares
(2)
cemmon.
revenues were
of
Reiningion Rand—Two snares 01 new common,
(1)
share
County
agents
conversion
of
5,558,600
1,116,019
"461,168
994,934
7
1,382,345
2359.
p.
Louis
Co.,
corporation.
Rate
5,929,334
1,351,,692
854,599
1,765,708
income
vately—The company, it was announced on June 23, has
arranged to place privately through Stifel, Nicolaus &
17 announced that it is planned to
in Delaware on June 30, making the
June
on
5,787,745
1,441,676
6,204.455
railway
181,
1952
$1,369,360
268,686
166,229
1—
railway
oper.
St.
of Sperry Rand, City Bank Farmers Trust Co.,
New York City, and Commercial Trust Co., Jersey City, will mail trans¬
mittal letter to stockholders on June 30, 1955 for mailing of presently
outstanding certificates for exchange of shares to that of the new
compared
Net
$3,797,553
1955,
—V.
1953
81,506.945
345,623
308,3-0
agent of
transfer
-
products, tar
natural gas in
Co.—Earnir^gs Rise—
12 months ended May 31,
appointed
effective with the corporate name Sperry Rand Corp.
Shares of the new corporation were admitted to "when-issued"
ings June 1.
■
■
operating revenues for the first five months of 1955 were
$13,651,892, compared with $12,438,565 of gross operating revenues for
the similar period in 1954. Net income for the current five months was
$2,365,930, compared with $1,959,174,
For the
been
912.
p.
merger
Gross
$30,348,514,
has
180,
file the agreement of consolidation
and
oil
receive
to
company
181,
General
such
Portland
communities
from
revenues
gas,
in
gas
Bank
$4 par capital stock.—V.
Concerning the merger of this corporation and The Sperry Corp., the
changeover
presently supplies manufactured
Vancouver,
Wash,
and
78
other
Inc.—Transfer Agent—
Manhattan
•
ry.
Remington Rand, Inc.—Merger Effective June 30—
gas.
company
Chase
from
Net
298,1^9
income
Jan.
from
Net
378,277
railway
opu.
From
Gross
1954
$1,371,241
336,931
2»3,7o9
$1,485,233
railway
from
Net
is
& Mexico Ry.—Earnings—
1955
April—
annual divi¬
$1.20 rate on the new
the
its intention to Increase
expressed
equal to a $3.00 per share rate on the present shares.
Mr. Morgan also reported
that both sales and production are con¬
tinuing at a very high level with all manufacturing facilities operating
at capacity.—V. 181, p. 2245.
the
northwest
has
The
dend
18-acer
Aliquippa.
stock
common
in
area.
an
on
are
at
established
be
Vulcan has several hundred employees and as of June
net worth of slightly under $2,000.000-—V. 181. p. 49.
Pittsburgh.
1954, had
the
of
will
products
eight-state
nearby
Ohio
factory
bank
fast growing
Birmingham,
Connors
Vulcan
ot
the
serve
for Vulcan in the
Steel Division,
organization
Porter's
of
warehouse
Birmingham
west
the
that
will
that
and
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 27, 1955
The Commercial and
(2832)
the
which
year,
before
Profit
other
equivalent to 51
was
income
taxes
cents
$8,047,229
was
period last year.—V. 181, p.
same
1443.
-
share.
against $4,900,928 for
a
as
--
.
"The
third
upward
trend
quarter,"
in
Mr.
both
Norman
sales
and
earnings is continuing in
said.—V.
181,
the
is
2696.
p.
engaged,
now
route
all-cargo
is
recently offered to stockholders,
were taken under subscription.
The unsubscribed balance of
6,395 shares has bfen pur¬
chased by the underwriters.—V.
181, p. 2804.
97.68%
or
the
181,
Net
.-
income
$4,708,582,
parable
to
<
for
period,
$2.16
a
the
months
of
President
May
14.1%
or
31,
1955,
over
the
Fred
McLaughlin reports.
against $1.89, respectively/
amounted
for
This
was
to
the
five
$2,080,356,
"li.<54.
five
months
company
May
$247,251 or
earnings
cents for
1954.
exceeding
a
per
31, 1955, net
13.5% over the
common
Operating
year
share
same
for
revenues
by $1,027,292
ago
income
the
totaled
period
96
were
Royal Uranium
No
181
industrial
The
half
The
purchase of an additional 200 high-speed refrigerator railroad
cars
by this corporation at a cost of $4,000,000 has been announced
by A. L. Hammell, President. It brings the company's expenditure this
used
in
equipment
order
for
300
50-ton
service
is
announced
cars
capacity
in
addition
last
Jan.
to
the
initial
to
in
new
units,
in
as
the
of
case
the
order,
be
be
and
year
Rutland
Gross
manu¬
said.—V.
181,
p.
current
investment
falling
period
Net
Net
Net
ry.
Ramo-Wooldridge
57,132
p.
♦24,704
1,510,465
1,864,821
116,776
183,816
$449,767
Net
sales
Net
Rand McNally
The
•«*
company
covering not
on
& Co., Skokie, III.—Files With
dated
June
to exceed
9
filed
a
letter
of. notification
with
the
SEC
Book
3,045 6harcs
of common stock (par $10) to be
offered
for
subscription by stockholders at $16 per share, -without
underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used for generar corporate
purposes.—V.
171,
p.
income
3,603
__V.
♦37,789
*
22,808
'
*91,179
164,465
•25,021
At
was
1264.
The
.
r
directors
June 21 approved the issuance to common
stock¬
additional shares of
common'stock, par value $1
for
share held, Clyde B. Morgan,
President, announced. - '
This Btock issuance, which will be
effective at the close of business
July 1, 1955, will not change the common stockholders'
equity or inter¬
est in the corporation, nor will it result in
either a gain or loss for
Federal income tax purposes.
-each
on
oflVh
fect
the
shares
issued,
split
will
and
common
and
on
not
be
called
in
to
ef¬
mailed
option of either selling
$
6tock'certificates will
July 22
new
certificates for the additional l'/s
to-stockholders.
No
fractional shares will be
shareholders entitled to one-half share will be
be
offered
or
having
an
additional
the
half
share purchased.
issuing the additional common stock, the directors are
working
toward a wider distribution of shares, Mr.
Morgan said. Since the
100%
of
907.597
$2.09
"
.
9,465,650
(net
outstanding shares)
*
'
$24.84-
8,745,274-
$22.95
and net
worth
-
.7*
30,
1954,
book
working
value-was
"
*
capital
position
$20.86
per
share
quarter
of
the
/-
improved
by
-
$241,319
compared
'-'7
with
from $4,000,000 on
Jan.
on
April 30.—V.* 181; p. 2519.
•
-Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings
April—
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
r
from
1955
railway
railway
'
•
"
Jan.
from
from
Net
ry.
1954
$158,103
:
1,025
208,861
37,280
*31,156
114,682
1—
preferred shares.:-—
Surplus
181.
p.
2124.
759,321
,1,688,991
107,122
993,171
247,357
*26,216
563,377
•
months
three
made
—.
shares.!.
.
310,000
1,541,325
$1,957,703
256,250
.
877,883
-
$1,417,491
256,250
724,673
:
—-*
,__
to shareholders in Februaryyof
$976,782
-•
653,774
$507,461
"Rights\'zto purchaso
stock, on tbe basis.ot on? new-share
u
Tor each ten shares held, was taken up to the extent of over 98%, and
the
remaining shares were heavily oversubscribed under, the ^'addi'
tionat subscription privilege."^ This financing assures the company, of
sufficient
funds
for projected capital expenditures through .1957.— *•
shares
181, p.
of
new
415.
Sherman
A
listing
on
*
common
"
*
•
...
Products,-Ine.-^-Seeks Exchange Listing—
the American Stock Exchange
was, sought on
June, 23 %
in-
,
its
-
dustrial
914,253
21,903
7,211,346
1,055,872
by this corporation, which is a large producer of tractof-mounted
equipment.
.*
'
W. A. Romain, President, said completion of the application and
.
152,231
income—
for
The offer
r
,
782,310
railway
oper.
•
-
•2,699
taxes—^—:2_
common
23,417
-
railway
♦Deficit.—V.
,
and profits
on
V.
$182,461
..
7,405,534
(net)
income
1952
1953
$406,642.
69,138
Income—
oper.
Net
$216,870.
677,116
$12,266,252 $10,562,592
—
etc
expenses,
$566,000
219,597
•
.
—
on
fiscal
31, to $5,000,000
$9,835,476
698,263
Dividends
I
*
1954
$11;567,939
Balance
„
first
98.5%
1655
Dividends
.
April
S8.5%
sales
power
income
Provision lor
$2.39
*
common
Outstanding
'
share
85%
;
income
Operating
yeaFT standing at $7,937,151 on April
30.
As
work
on'sizable "new
projects gets underway/ increases In
inventories are anticipated by Ryan, necessitating increases in bank
loans.
In this connection,
the commercial bank, loan was increased
Rayonier, Inc.—Splits Stock and Plans Dividend Raise
Jiokiers
s'
per
shares)
_!
$7,979,296.
The
the
-
value
85%
•
Interest paid and accrued on bonds
—1,051,635
-""Provision for water storage equalization reserve —
-
equity
$0.25
and not consoli¬
statement:
1604.
from
Revenues
*22,213
$19,444,115 $21,614,502
outstg.
owned
above
Three Months Ended March 31—
--
Co.—Semi-Annual Earnings— <.>•
(net
the
by
181, p.
Other
income
share
wholly
not
in
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—Earnings, etc.—
1,951,479
.
796,596
per
Stockholders'
$<X37
$0.25
Service Ltd. (British) —stock
Seismograph Service Corp
Francaise
de
Prospection
Sismique (French)—stock owned by Seismo¬
graph Service Corp
$446,668
•
2359.
income
Net
SEC—
$128,337
349,695
$0.25
Compagrie
Apr. 30, '55 Oct. 31, '54
other
and
$267,524
22,563
116,624
$86,200
350,009
profit—
net
share—
—.—_______—____
paid by Seismograph Service Corp.:
Subsidiaries
.
6 Months Ended—
444.
15,364
$139,138
8.00J
44,933
share
Per
1952
26,721
5,634
Ryan Aeronautical
Corp.—Financing Arrangement—
Thompson Products, Inc. below.—V. 180,
$252,160
Z)r6,815
per
Dividends
Total
See
1,-61,285
$145,953
profit
outstanding
Earnings
-
18,894
—
p.
2,095,037
expenses
profit
owned
1953
218,081
181,
1955.
Seismograph
1954
1,528,139
income
oper.
27,
181, p. 2018.
__
off
65,858
income—
♦Deficit.—V.
June
and
costs
Consolidated
might
$399,603
in
1779.
notification with the SEC
stock (par $5)
employees at a price to be 85%
The proceeds are to be added to
before taxes and profit sharing—
Employees' profit sharing contribution
Prov. for Fed.
and foreign inc. taxes (net)
1—
railway
railway
from
letter of
a
by
income
Shares
$373,248
railway
Jan.
subscription
on
operating
Other
during the summer vacation
be good," he says, "because
manufacturing inventories for four months
stocks back to normal."
from
Gross
-
Hammell
Net
7
some
build
to
June 10 filed
on
-
is
continuing its
con¬
quarter totals, on an in¬
.
into
'
for
market
Operating
1955, the outlook is good, although the R B & W
railway
oper.
From
the
across
First
1955
from
cities
business
year.
"
Seismograph Service Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Lower—
Thre^Months Ended March 31—
"
1955
1954
Operating revenues (seismic service income)—
$2,240,930 $2,213,445
first-
best
-.
Searle & Co., Chicago, III.—Files With SEC—
offered
the
RR.—Earnings—
from
ry.
68
its
$2,493,810 $16,809,004 $19,605,470
50.
p.
*
as
slack
a
dipping
trying
are
Net
progress,'" Mr.
181,
$5,393,810 $32,109,004 $41,305,470
2,900,000
15,300,000
21,700,000
$2,974,335
profit
of
'
147.
expects
"This
Net
in
of
'
3,300,000
income
on
be
16%
up
average
shipments."
been
by
trucks, which presently are going into service
country,
brings
to
nearly
$20,000,000
our
„
one
K-
;
/
-
-
$6,274,335
The company
from the first quarter, 1954. Based
100, the first quarter sales for the
AsOmpared with a 1954 average of 120 and a
were
149%
remainder of
the
of
last
April—
the General Transportation Corp. at Its East Chicago. 111.
additional parts and materials required in the construc¬
units being supplied by 42 other
companies.
"Railway Fxoress Agency's orders for new refrigerator cars, plus
the $9,500,000 expenditure for 3,000 new
l'/i-ton pickup and delivery
tion
of
the
with
shops,
of
official
we've
$6,000,000
will
reached
excess
For
21.
original
basis,
1947-1949
average
sales
Specially designed and b"ilt to the agency's specifications, the new
refrigerator cars will reflect the latest technical and'engineer¬
ing advancements making this equipment the most modern of its type.
The
the
indicates
over
operat-
working capital.—V.
assembling
is
/
covering an undetermined number of shares of common
Commenting on R B & W operations, Mr. McCully says "orders are
continuing to show definite improvement, and the rate of orders is
taxing our capacity.
Incoming orders through early June are still
express
factured
industry
volume
improvement
dustry-wide
season.
refrigerators
express
Bolt & Not Co., Port Ches-
Ward
&
fastener
Second-quarter
on
all
(G. D.)
in
siderable
to $10 000,000.
the
train
passenger
purchase of
—V.
in recent
years,
according to Harry O. McCully, Vicecharge of sales, in a midyear review of industrial fastener
activity.
1953
Railway Express Agency, Inc.—Buys More Equipment
such
Taxes
Corp.—No Public Offer Planned—
:"v
•
1955—9 Mos.—195$ .'I
1955-r-3 Mos.—1954
-
charges
records
industry
V. 181, p. 2359.
new
after
\ing
ter, N. Y.—Orders Exceed Shipments—
President
for
Period End. Apr. 30—
Profit
general
Russell Burdsall
>
.
181, p. 1832.
2,387 hours.—V.
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc./(& Subs.) —Earns.—
/,
public
offering of
200.000 shares of
common
stock
(covered by letter of notification filed with SEC on May 26) is planned''
by Whitney & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, which holds an option on
these shares.—V. 181, p. 2697.
five months
11.6%.—V.
or
of
for
cents
Purex Corp., Ltd. (Calif.)—Notes Sold
Privately—The
corporation has sold privately, through Blyth & Co., Inc.,
$3,000,000 of 4V4% promissory notes due June 1, 1970.—
The
corporation has reported Its fleet of air freighters flew 889,322
during, the month of May, an increase of 62% over the
of 1954.
' -,
: ;
the
same
time Seaboard announced its Airtrader fleet
logged
Net
sales
year
2741.
More Mileage-
month
561,564 revenue flight miles in
facilities east of the Mississippi are being planned."
have
declared a
quarterly dividend of 35 cents per
July 29 to stockholders of ^record July 11. Previously,
paid quarterly dividends of 25< cents per* share.—V.
"
payable
—
miles
At
r
stated "while volume for the
last year, the expectation is
To meet this increased volume;
future.
the
Western Airlines, Inc.
&
This
ton
volume^ in
directors
share,
equal
2518.
p.
in
cargo
-
to
ended
of
months
Were $9,856,258,
and
passengers
Seaboard
Flown—
also
and
10.0%.
or
increase
an
The
1955 against 84
fiscal
higher
a
180, p.
$22,007,173, an increase of $1,863,272
9.2% over a year previous.
Hoover, on a comparable basis, with
<136,374 of temporary surcharge billings excluded (as no revenues were
obtained from such source in the latest
period), operating income in¬
Tor
Rico,
President, on June 20
year
is somewhat below
com¬
or
creased $1,999,646
Puerto
2697.
p.
Rohr,
manufacturing
amounted to
revenues
H.
current
•
previous
carrying
in
Froce
and
scheduled,- :
a
'
the
ended
$581,742
Frank
share
common
Operatlng
12
increase
an
Florida
York,
New
operates
company
Aircraft Corp.—Plans Expansion—
Rohr
'
The
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Net Increased—
Air
The
same
stock
common
269,069 shares
assisting
said.
Craven
between
Canada.—V.
Public Service Co. of Colorado—Stock
Subscriptions—
on June 21 announced that of the 275,464
This company
shares of
Mr.
115/016
''
acceptance
With
of
by the Exchange is expected by August or September.
nearly $2/006,000. and 'working capital i» excess
this company declared dividends totaling 13 cents during
assets "totaling
$725,000,
Volume 181
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2933)
the
1954-55 fiscal year out of net earnings of $215,881, after taxes,
representing net income of 42 cents per share of common stock. Sales
for
the
year
$4,314,230,
were
,
Stuart
The company, with 500,000 shares of $1 par value common stock
outstanding and 550 shares of $100 par value preferred stock (out of
1,000 shares authorized)
lists
transmissions.—V.
181, p.
The
filed
corporation
20,
bid of
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
A manufacturer of space
by
facture
and
U.
6.
corporation,
of
sale
Simultaneously
Its
notes.
Out
offering,
Trust Co.
these
of
indebtedness
of
design,
and
the
the
funds,
$1,672,627
Bank
company
..
Hal-lame re,
23,
to
and
1S56.
The
prepay
balance
6%
the
funds
promissory
will
$750,000
a
of
be
of
The
2CC.000 shares
share),'
without
The proceeds
operations.
'
underwriting.
incident
expenses
mining
to
t
to
are
be
used
of
Net income
In
the
T,
fiscal year ended April 30.
for the
Price,
For
President
the
spite of
in
and
General
1955, was higher than
slight reduction in sales, Edmund
a
1955, profit before Federal faxes and
Net profit, after provision for Federal
ended April 30,
refunds amounted to $4,368,126.
year
income taxes amounted
to $2,073,126 or $3.03-a common
873
at the end of
shares outstanding
with
profit
before
Federal
taxes
the
1954, and net after taxes of $2,048,108 or $3.05
shares then outstanding.
common
.Sales for the
sales of
In
months
12
$65,062,140 for
the
fiscal
latest
683,-
on
share
a
the
on
$63,915,568,
decrease of
a
181,
from
of
the
ranging
of
the
for
telephone
plant;,
of
private
and
the
in
the
table
Stuart
—
Bacon,
Co.—Bonds Sold
Gas
telephone
for
general construction program.—V.
L.
for
Penn Oil
South
The
stockholders
Pennzcil
Co.^ its
purchasers
debentures to
be
and
company.
to
voted
Co.
York
New
Co
150,000
Copeland
Kendall, Inc.
750,000
Wm.
E.
Pollock
will
be
one
&
Co.__
1,250,000
&
Co.—
600,000
L.
600,000
Shields
&
181,
.
150,000
Weeden
&
owns
300,000
Penn
than
more
for
88%
share
one
the
of
Basis
the
for
181,
Pennzoil
of
stock
common
Pennzoil.
.
the
Wood
E.
100,000
&
Co.
150,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
Net
ry.
Gross
an offer
principal
to
purchase
for
any
bonds
of
case
of
purchase
particular
thereof
prices
of
price
day,
Is
Set
$1,000
after
the
in
each
will
this
of
depending
upon which
vary
offer,
illustrative
shown
therein.
any
Tampa,
Sales
Bonds
1955
1,
Bonds
$1,029.59
—
—
August 1, 1955
October
31,
1955
1,008.24
1,016.49
1,018.55
the
Jackson
County
the South
Gas Transmission
well
as
for
as
miles
10
producing properties in
Texas discovered
developed
the
Jim
Jackson
the
to
from
northeast
Victoria,
North
them
is
selling its
is
company
Production
Co.
approximately
acres
has
properties
Texas
wells
exploration
in
located
and
to Tennessee
gas
of Edna, Tex.,
Wells
on
Starr
22,000
some
and
from
counties.
South
separate their most distant wells.
BJudvorth
Mr.
additional
creasing
indicated
drilling
proven
its
on
this
as
181,
well
p.
reserves
producing areas.—V.
that
properties
is completing plans for
of substantially in¬
development in currently
company
with
the
aim
209.
further
as
1955
July
1,
offer
1955,
Bonds
will
be
open
Public
Southeastern
Service
Co.—Stock
is
offering to its common
of record June 10 the right to subscribe
company
June
for
29
100,000 additional shares of
Offered—
stockholders
A
before
or
stock
at $10.50 per share on the basis of one
each eight shares held (with an over¬
subscription privilege). The offering is underwritten by
(par 10 cents)
share
new
Bioren
for
&
Co.,
PROCEEDS—The
including
purposes,
additional IP
gas
Philadelphia,
net
proceeds
are
Pa.
to
Vork,
New
Wall
2
Incorporated,
23
for
general
investments in subsidiaries and the
and of additional oil and
properties
corporate
acquisition
Tampa
BUSINESS—Company is a holding company engaged, through sub¬
sidiaries, in the manufacture and sale of Ice for railroad transportation
of perishables and for commercial and consumer use, the production
and
sale
natural
of
and
gas
the
sale
retail
at
liquefied
of
petro¬
31,
1955,
revenues
$10,655,700,
were
$1.27
equal to
operating
share
per
outstanding.—V.
181,
p.
on
and
the
for
12
income
net
the 631,457
months
ended
amounted
shares
of
to
March
$832,232,
stock
common
after
the
opening
business
of
surrendered
of
Oct.
on
for
business
31,
purchase
on
1955.
and
payment
Street,
New
York
15,
N.
York
New
8,
Y.;
N.
J.
or
P.
Morgan &
181, p. 2805.
Y.—V.
Co.
American
Offered—Aetna
Houses,
Securities
Inc.
Offering
California
PROCEEDS—The
pally
net
working
for
Subscribed
Co.—98.2%
For—The
of Debenture
company's
offering of
original preferred and
common
stockholders was taken up to the extent of
98.2% of a total possible subscription of $37,737,500 by
the exercise of subscription warrants, it was announced
on June 20 by R. E. Fife, Financial Vice-President.
314%
A
convertible
debentures
to
part of the proceeds from the sale of the new debentures has been
used
by
the
company
to
retire
$10,000,000
which
funds
bank
loans
to
and
will
the
amount
be
expected
construction
for
term
is
obtained
sale
of
short-term
bank
loans.
with the company's construction
The balance will be used in connection
program
of
to
$86,900,000
from
additional
in
proceeds
capital
the
of
and
(Texas)
Stock
—
York, N. Y., is
stock (par 10 cents)
sales
internal
sources,
securities,
when
shortand
as
required.
•
The
Jan.
new
15,
debentures
1S57
at
the
approximately 2%
of
into
convertible
initial
price
of
shares of common
into
common
$42.85
for
per
stock
share,
on
and
after
equivalent
to
each $100 principal amount
July 15, 1970 and are convert¬
the company's common stock through July 17, 1967.—V. 181,
debentures.
ible
are
The
debentures
p. 2519.
mature
1,228,652
17,945
43,674
169,284
*211,555
*195,293
♦63,355
•
Co.—Increases Facilities—
this
chemical production facilities
by D. J. Keating, Agricultural
Modern facilities for grinding sul¬
announced
company.
concentrates
for
space
laboratory
complete
a
have
and
181,
been
installed
provision
materials
raw
operating
plant
has
and
maintenance
formulation
any
area.—V.
J
agricultural
been
shops
capable
to
necessary
in
the
of
for
products.
have
meet
13,000
Inade
been
finished
made
the
converting raw
infestations
crop
2164.
p.
Co.—Listing
Big Board—
on
Stylon Corp.—To Expand Production—
offering
will
in
engaged
tures
in
and,
used
be
princi¬
components
prices
home.
provide
ranging
ended
April
of
Nov.
for
corporation's
basic
$5,200
the
Ala.,
get
over
1
for
corporation
totaled
homes
packages
with
subsidiaries
retail
for
$2,217,593
compared
For the five
year.
the
with
of
sales
fiscal
sales
months
tile
estimates
of
ended
$1,025,117.
Southwestern Electric Service
Operating
exps.
$662,361
Net
oper.
taxes-
and
547.429
Sun
income
income
Net
$2,918,971
Accrued div.
2,387,481
$531,490
$502,161
298
212
$106,810
$531,788
39,777
159,799
156,450
$74,481
on
$67,033
$371,990
oh
pfd.
Divs.
on
common
$502,373
11,165
11,165
44,660
$55,868
$327,330
$301,263
Shares
of
common
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
180,
11,165
44,660
44,660
49,630
198,523
192,567
198,523
198,523
$1.65
stock
11,165
49,631
stock
$1.52
outstanding.
share
2741.
Inc. above.—V.
181,
p.
ernors,
it
announced
was
this
cost
with
corporation
corporation on the American
the Exchange's Board of Gov¬
June
16
by
on
Nathan
Stockholders
currently
Is
Straus-Duparquet,
of
both
companies
Theodore
consummating
Inc.,
will
of
current
rank3
on
the introduction
in
of
new
a
gaso¬
automobile
new
engines and the
the higher quality
producing
since
the
April,
1954,
when
facilities
new
Sun's
Marcus
Sun
are
two
Hook,
last
introduced
a
gasoline.
new
Pa.,
Houdriflow
$19,700,000.
Another important new facility is a $4,500,000
Houdriformer (cata¬
lytic reforming) plant nearing completion at Marcus Hook. A
catalytic
with
Houdriflow
plants
the
and
be
Houdriformer
on
stream
were
producing
engineered
by
Corporation and Sun Oil Company and all three were
by Catalytic Construction .Company. The new units further
increase
Sun's
lead
in
catalytic capacity over other oil companies,
according to Mr. Dunlop.
While improving its
gasoline-making facilities, Sun also has built up
its plants and equipment in other
respects, Mr. Dunlop reported.
Houdry
Process
constructed
recent
months
it
completed
a
laboratory costing $1,100,000 at Marcus
Also
at
Marcus
estimated
to
$1,300,000.
stations
The
it
has
under
new
research
and
development
Hook.
construction
ammonia
an
plant,
cost
And
within
$9,000,000.
Recently completed new tankage cost
the modernization and construction of Sunoco service
the past 15 months cost $10,600,000.
company's transportation facilities were improved during the
by the acquisition of a new supertanker, with a second
deadweight ton tanker scheduled to join the fleet next month.
30,000
Each
represents
investment of
an
1955, he said,
$75,600,000,
$7,800,000.
the company has scheduled
compared
with
$64,100,000
in
capital expenditures of
In addition, the com¬
1954.
will put approximately $33,000,000 Into the
pany
of
Hook
period
same
crude
oil,
bringing
the
total
expenditure
for
search
for
the
new
year
sources
to
Dunlop said that Sun will
follow
its traditional
policy
some
Sunoco.
in Intro¬
It
will
be
Super-Seal Piston Ring Corp., Brownwood, Tex.—Files
SEC
corporation
covering
offered
at
net
50
which
vote
on
H.
merger
was
the
on
575,000
cents
June
filed
3
shares
per
of
share
proceeds are to be
a
used
letter
common
through
of
stock
Great
notification
(par
10
with
cents)
Southwest
the
to
be
Securities Co.
to purchase machinery
and for
work¬
capital.
ing
Swan-Finch Oil
Corp.—Acquires Uranium Leases—
has acquired 85 mining leases
on
!
uranium ore-bear¬
ing properties in northwestern New Mexico, according to Robert F. Six,
Chairman.
These leases were obtained by contracting to acquire
Board
all
are
ties
ore
by
Silbert,
Presi¬
dent.
The
8%
in 1954, it believes it now
the industry.—V. 181, p. 2584.
the
of
stock
located
near
in
the
the
Colamer
Corp.
Poison Canyon
which
area
owned
them.
The
properties
in Valencia and McKinley Coun¬
Grants, New Mexico.
substantial
under
and
a
amount
of
has
ore
drilling program
carried
out
under
a
already been blocked
approved by the Atomic
contract
with
the
on
these
Energy
Com¬
out
Defense
Metals
Ex¬
ploration Administration of the U. S. Government, The Colamer Corp.
owns complete mining equipment and has already mined
approximately
1,500 tons of ore.
Mining operations will be continued on the proven
2519,
approved
of
of
excess
sales
G.
at
mission
Standard Factors Corp.—Stock to Be Listed—
stock
producing in
catalytic crackers, one
refinery and the other at its re¬
finery in Toledo, Ohio. Standing as high as a
35-story building and
each having a
capacity of 30,000 barrels a day, they are the largest
units of their type in the world.
Together with auxiliary facilities they
A
Listing of the common
Stock Exchange has been
"S
1956.
fuels
claims
Sperry Corp.—Merger Effective June 30—
See Remington Rand,
In
15 months.
44,660
$63,316
stock
plant
Co.—Introduces New Motor Fuel—
company
This corporation
Divs.
now
announced
$345,923
pld. stk.
is
basis of
10 companies in
June 22
2,224,896
$106,810
40,741
Bal. applic. to com. stk.
second
a
$2,727,056
502,345
$115,222
income
1,
Dunlop, President, said
necessity of offsetting increased costs
The
deductions
April
on
of
President. Construction is
is expected to take
company
1955—12 Mos.—1954
290
(net)
Oil
it
the
on
the top
The
The
Other
plant
Mass,
the
and
ducing its new gasoline, called New Advanced Blue
sold at regular gasoline prices.—V. 181, p. 2164.
Co.—Earnings—
$609,155
.
$114,932
revenues
construction
Joseph
soon
$108,600,000.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
revenues
Oper.
the
the
to
way
that
output and
Mr.
Period End. May 31-
according
of
glazed ceramic wall and floor
manufacturing capacity from 12,000,000 to
with
addition
pany
For
its
and
manufactures
Its
feet
under
operation
The
which
boost
of
8,000,000 square feet to
Stylon's manufacturing
capacity will give the company the potential of becoming the second
largest producer of tiles in this country, Mr. Mass stated. The com¬
$15,500.
1954, were
previous fiscal
sales
prefabricated
structures
to
30,
the
1955,
30,
the
from
SALES—Sales
year
The
to
square
to
Within
business of prefabricating houses and other struc¬
instances, of erecting and selling the complete
the
some
prefabricated
corporation,
expects
slated
promotion,
was
Other
1955.
1,181,015
Storer Broadcasting
Both
organized in Texas in 1947 to engage
in
the
prefabricated building business as succesor to a partnership
which, during World War II, had produced a number of different
types of prefabricated units for defense purposes.
The corporation is
Gross
Edison
945,327
981,024
*203,503
This company's common stock will be listed on
the New York Stock
Exchange, effective July 2, 1955, it is announced—V. 181, p. 2520.
unit
Corp., New
offering 120,000 shares of common
at a price of $2.50 per share.
Income
Southern
♦20,612
18,000 barrels a day capacity, it will
high octane gasoline components next month.
then
2519.
*19,445
>
$305,831
2124.
p.
has
of
into
that
Among
leum
gas.
Consolidated
45,121
*54,220
*52,558
building-. expansion,? and
unit
material
in
of
properties.
gas
close
and
Wall Street,
Southwest
$761,881
used
be
1952
39,908
additional
control
new
located
to any one of the following banks: The Chase Manhattan Bank,
43
Exchange Place, New York 15, N. Y.; The First National City Bank of
now
on
common
and
on
until the
and
be presented
may
BUSINESS—Corporation
The
1953
$315,645
44,103
warehouse
completed
other
County reserves two years ago and
that approximately 12 miles now
extent
This
area.
prospective areas.
present
1954
•
they require had run up a $25,000,000 bill for this
company
period. That is the amount spent for new plants and facilities
directly related to improved quality and lower
manufacturing costs
1,029.62
At
of capital
2584.
p.
3,095
"
insecticide
enlarged
1,022.28
other
full extent
out
181,
in that
1,025.95
1,019.80
develop
balance
$241,112
>
181,
of
foot
motor
$1,033.29
1,023.06
Presi¬
the
1955.—V.
-
Fla.>
and
Robert
6'/2% Series
Bonds
$1,014.79
September 1,
used to further
castt
a
8,996
income—
Director
square
this
1,026.33
Bludworth,
make
$241,535
railway
railway
The
of
1,013.16
properties in the north Jackson County (Texas)
announcing the financing arrangements. J. E.
to
surplus to the
and
24,
1955
—
th<
1,009.90
-In
of earned
1955)
June
on
line, its second in less than
period
6% Series
Series
upon
1,011.53
tion
authorization
Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
income
oper.
among
1955
dent of South Texas, indicated that the money would be
part out
Stauffer Chemical
payment
respective prices
the
are
dates
other business day during the
offer will be similarly calculated to reflect such yield.
on
to
case,
*
table1 below
the
the
1955,
30,
price.
bond
period
in
on
Sept.
purchase
each
forth
bond
for bonds
the
for
within
made.
each
purchased
payment
31,
for this
SEC
April 30,
1—
Florence,
retirement
amount of Its development and
April 1, 1956, outstanding In the
October
been arranged
in
of
from
from
ry.
20,000,000
Prepay Bonds—
com¬
Co.—Arranges Financing—
Light Corp.—35-Cent Dividend—
railway
Jan,
Net
This
Date
of credit exceeding $1,000,000 has
,
received
railway.;.—.*
oper.
From
250,000
pany by Petroleum Mortgage Co. of Houston, Tex., one of the David C.
Bintliff interests.
The financing is based on South Texas' gas produc¬
A line
,854,987
&.
'
r
from
150,000
—
.
,
,733,888
,405,824
2,073,371
holders
Island
from
Net
2805.
p.
date
July
South Texas Oil & Gas
& Co
Inc.
4'/)
t-
181, p. 1443.
common.
of
N. White
300,000
company has made
of the
$44,012,000
all
the
in
exchange
4,129,483
1,414,961
.
500,000
general mortgage gold bonds, due
hands of the public, at prices equivalent to a yield of 2% per annum
to the maturity of the bonds, and, in addition, to pay accrued inter¬
est thereon either
(a)
from April 1, 1955, or,
(b) from Oct. 1, 1955
parent
10,678,316
2,449,539
1,378,047
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
for
South
of
900,000
640,664
-
share on its outstanding 1,320,000 shares Of
110,000 6hares of series B common stock.
TM
as
record
Staten
1,000,000
300,000
453,174
895,382
per
and
($215,362
to
1952
$2 ,548,078
389,196
*
has
35c
stock
April
Gross
300,000
Inc
Co.
&
of
1,250,000
Company—
Harold
The
30.
June
1,250,000
Brothers & Co.—
Stern
Thomas
»
Marshall
300,000,
Co.
&
Co.—
&
C.
and
the
merge
the
distribution
surplus,
1953
$2,831,002
1,181,207
2,849,024
•
corporation
common
1954
9.084,322
,
•
phur
100,000
Hughes
Rothschild
250,000
Iowa Corp.—-—
&
Co.,
Co., Inc
F.
500,000
Southern Ry. Co.—Seeks to
'
effective
become
share
Penn
South
—V.
will
to
into
This
at
800,000
Raffensperger,
exceed' $26,000,000.
770,496
358,068
income—
2360.
p.
Completion
Inc.
900,000
Co
&
Fac¬
9,766,656
-
Standard Power
•
set
are
$800,000
Patterson,
600,000
Standard
1—
oper.
181,
tiles,
Penn's authorized indebtedness
had no standing authorization
increase South
company formerly
The
merger
proposal
a
subsidiary,
the
Hanseatic
Corp.
& Co.-
will
of
stock
common
of
respective
each
Mullaney, Wells & Co._
-•
to
indebtedness.
incurring
The
approved
marketing
'
$G,000,COO.
for
and
•
also
They
16
June
ry.
—V.
"
645,076
railway
railway.^
from
Net
operating
the
by
of
$2,366,903
$2,443,220
income™
Jan.
'Deficit.—V.
purchased
stockholders
merger,
shares
Resources
merger,
1955
railway-™
railway
oper.
Net
total
250.000
—V.
Co.—Merger Approved, Etc.—
on
refining
for
use,
the
of
the
two
held.
•
from
Net
and
other purposes.
had
company
the
of
names
new
Co.—:
Day &
First of
the
outside
services
& Sons
Heller, Bruce & Co
1080.
p.
ry.
From
and net income of $9,862,225.
Clayton Securities Corp.
R.
1954,
Kraus__
Blair
and
company
teletypewriter
and
share
1955,
conjunction
teletypewriter
programs,
900,000
&
service
the
Under
receive
result
V
-
from
from
Gross
slightly
Britain,
points
include
also
and
in
and
a
a$
2698.
p.
Town
31,
which
of
and,
within
company
$4,350,000
Stearns
Burnham
the
of
March
On
Connecticut
points
television
year
y
&
portion
service;
the
the
Co
Burge
This
used
181,
29.
will
each
payment will be made
■
within
Gregory
Pri¬
vately—The company has arranged to place privately,
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., an issue of $5,000,000
3V2% first and refunding mortgage bonds due June 1,
1985, it was announced on June 21.
The nroceeds will be
Corporation,
Net
below:
&
Whipple
William
in
radio-telephone
line
radio
of
service
communities.
within
mobile
of $80,529,447
Foster &
Electric &
&
used
be
June
on
for
April—
104.031%
will
Freeman & Co
South Carolina
a
Bros.
held
Factors
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
won
on
company,
from
bonds
telephone
principal
the
between
i UNDERWRITERS—The
Bear,
fiscal year.
year,
2697.
p.
service
principal amounts of
Ball,
Mr. Price said. Solar's working capital in¬
creased $1^910,156 to $10,465,997 or $15.30 a common share, and the.
company's net worth rose $1,428,419 to $14,361,302 or $21 a share. As
of April
30, 1955, the backlog of unfilled orders was $37,573,200.—
V.
tors
—V.
Net
Salomon
Bridgeport, Hartford, New
Waterbury exchange areas.
The
and
Services
servicS,
Bache &
670,525
1.8%
prices
sale
telephones
in
Baxter, Williams & Co.
preceding
group
June 21
option
company's
small
few
a
were
toll
Allison-Williams
fiscal
for
954,641
.EARNINGS—For
Inc.
•
were
the
share
$4,280,108
of
in
state.
Halsey,
These results compare
year.
refunds
and
the
local
in
except"
and
companies,
transmission
forth
reported.
Manager,
the
revenues
Co.—Backlog Now $37,573,200—
preceding year
The
on
from:
came
at
the
furnishes
had
Stamford
other
facilities
t|> pay•
Solar Aircraft
from
improvments to the
furnishes
exchange
'
•
314s
as
redeemable
proceeds
one-half
Haven,
(with
a letter of notification with the SEC
capital stock to be offered at par ($1 per-
of
and
than
also
16 filed
June
company on
be
will
Connecticut,
company
more
Sierra Uranium Co., Reno, N«w.—Files With SEC—;
covering
debentures
the
part, at redemption
accrued interest.
plus
of
New
:
closed.
in
or
Greenwich,
the
funds.
corporate
books
competitive sale
be
Standard
Gross
BUSINESS—Company
State
due
general,
to
par,
>.
note
added
of
to
Nathan, Straus-Duparquet
of
thereof
to
$400,CCO of short-term Indebtedness incurred to finance operations
Nov.
for
debentures
additions
pay
Corp.,
$20,000,000
by the company for the repayment to American Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
of advances
which are expected
to approximate $12,800,000 at
the time the proceeds are received.
The balance of the proceeds; together with other funds, will be applied toward the cost of extensions,
.
to
proposes
the
and
.PROCEEDS—Net
on
to Associates Discount
bids
whole
a
to
is borrowing
its 4% in¬
company
California
The
as
Mfg.
:
.
offered
Co.
,
largely
devices,
22
Lehman Brothers (jointly)( 100.257; Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Beane, 100.089; and White; Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody
(Jointly), 100.05.
Morgan Stanley & Co. bid 102.239, and First
Boston Corp. bid 102.229, both for the securities as 3%s.
&
manu¬
...
stock
the
Irving
current
pay
of
with
«
Hallamore
meetings
Fenner &
.
June 6, 1955,
on
In the
electronic
electrical-and
use.
from
stallment
which is engaged
various
Government
$1,000,COO
heating equipment, Siegler,
the business and properties of
to
merger
California
a
Debentures
—
Hutzler and
on
1S55,
succeeded
Co.
100.41%.
Other
covering 225,000 shares of its $1 par common stock,
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting group headed
by William R. Staats <fc Co. The. public offering price and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Co.,
Telephone
June
on
award of the issue at
1604.
SiegJer Corp., Centralia, III.—Registers With SEC—
June
Inc.
oversubscribed
The' corporation manufactures hydraulic diggers, front-end loaders
fork-lifts for use on Ford and Fordson-Major tractors, and
special
and
tractor
Co.
&
England
underwriting syndicate headed by Halsey,:
34-year 3Y4% debentures, due June 1, 1989, at 101.031%^
and accrued interest, to yield 3.20%.
This offering was
than 700 shareholders.
more
New
Offered—An
firm.
for
Southern
-
<
all-time record for the nine-year-old
an
9
arrangements
founded
merger
in
at
1866.
special
bodies.
Colamer Corp. received two D.M.E.A. contracts in May covering ex¬
penditure of $126,980.50 for further exploratory drilling on State claims
1 to 27 in Section 8 of McKinley County, and Christmas Day claims
1, 2, 3 and 4 in Section 34 in Mckinley County and Section 4 in Valen¬
cia
County.
The
acquisition of Colamer Corp. by Swan-Finch was accomplished
an exchange of stock. Mr. Six stated.
V. 181. o. 550.
through
Chronicle.. .Monday, June 27, 1955
The Commercial and Financial
(2934)
10
corporation has completed arrangements to purchase, for an
amount of cash, as of - June 30, the assets of Universal
This
Undisclosed
Manufacturing Co., Columbus, Ohio.
t
Lewis Walker, President, said that Talon
is acquiring the Button
company
which owns plants in Detroit and Tecumseh, Mich., and will
cperate it as a Talon subsidiary.
Universal has its own subsidiary
company in Windsor, Ontario. Canada, which will be operated in con¬
junction with Lightning Fastner Co., Ltd., St.
Catherines, Ontario,
Co., from Aero
Button
179,
Canada.—V.
2374.
p.
areas.
equipment during May were signed
Douglas Aircraft Co., Torrance; Armour & Co. in
Chicago, Esso Standard Oil Co. of Linden, N. J.; and Dow Chemical
Co. in Madison, 111.—V. 181, p. 752.
,v
TelAutograph
for
leases
such
firms,
as
.
Co.—Stock Sold—The re¬
Tennessee Gas Transmission
offering of 200,000 shares of 4.90% cumulative pre¬
ferred stock at $100 per share and accrued dividends,
cent
through
Webster Securities Corp. and White,
was quickly oversubscribed.
&
Stone
Weld & Co. and associates,
Acquisition;—
Texas
The
Co,
Petroleum
Bay
suit
p.
2805.
Chemicals, Inc.—Suit Settled—
City
law
181,
above.—V.
corporation
this
between
Chemical
and
Construction
of American Cyanamid Co.), has been
both parties,
it was announced on
June 14 by the two companines.
The suit filed April, 1954, involved
claims and counterclaims concerning contracts under which Chemical
Construction
Corp.
was
to
design
and construct for Texas City
Chemicals, Inc., at Texas City,. Texas, a Dicalcium Phosphate Plant,
a Sulfuric
Acid Plant, and facilities for the recovery of uranium from
phosphate rock.
According to the joint announcement, thqt plants are now in com¬
mercial production.—V.
176, P. 688.
(the
Corp.
settled
latter
subsidiary
a
Transmission Corp.
Eastern
Texas
of
satisfaction
the
to
Securities and Exchange
The
corporation
registration statement with the
par, to be
June 21 filed a
on
headed by
The dividend rate, public offering price and
Inc.
Read & Co.,
Dillon,
to be supplied by amendment.
proceeds will be used in connection with the program to re¬
convert a portion of the Little Big Inch pipeline to the transportation
of
petroleum products.
Since May 31, 1955, borrowings have been
underwriting
terms
are
Net
made in
of
the
and the proceeds
the repayment of such
with such reconversioin program;
connection
stock
covering
toward
be applied
will
financing
borrowings.
Credit Agreement
Entered Into—
Naff, President, this corporation, has entered
as of May" 1, 1955, with five New
credit of $56,000,000 until May ly
1957.
Any borrowings outstanding on May 1, 1957, may be extended to
May 1, 1960, :
'/■/;' ' /%'-• ,
The agreement provides for interest at the rate of
>4 of 1% per
annum on any
unused commitment, and interest on any borrowings at
the rate of 3%
per annum prior to May 1,
1957, ard at the r«te of
per annum after May 1, 1957.
Principal installments of $545,000
each
borrowings outstanding after May 1,
payable quarterly on any
are
1957.
V
b^nk
loan agreement are intended for use in connection with two substantial
programs.
One is the proposed reconversion to a common carrier petro¬
leum products pipeline of the major portion of the little big inch line
and
stated
Naff
Mr.
that
construction
the
funds
the
of
new
pipeline
gas
through
facilities
sufficient to main¬
delivery capacity.
tain the company's present natural gas
this
available
made
Filed—
Transit Corp.—Amended Plan
Let
Southern
the
The
votes
10
reorganized
in
the
for
the
the
plan
$75
receive
will
the conversion rights.
,*
each $1.0'J0 original face amount first
in ca;h, a new 6%
20-year sinking
of
exercise
Under
bond
The
be
will be reserved
snares
refunding
provision is
are
for
made
the
of
expansion
rapid
the
of
sales
Net
Profit
Federal
Net
earnings
181,
Financing Ar¬
;,4;v
.■
-.
'>'
'
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
127,992
47,436
$313,363
149.002
126,795
56,056
50,348
1,212,254
490,166
126,834
346,926
108,757
income
Wet
ry,
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
$12,419,849 $12,271,551
2,294.392'4
3,734,343
3,581,630
150,000
This
the
scientists
and
of
completed
laboratory
on
before
or
space
in
Los
991,588
the
10,401,710
16,303,328
15,304,039
to
2,174,554
4,959,717
4,501,343
registration statement with
fund subordinated debentures,
a
June
1962),
30.
due
July
1,
1975,
public
sale
chain
a
supermarkets in western
of 62
eastern
proceeds
the
carry
Net
from
Net
ry.
1952
$157,551
$94,942
115.820
Jan.
from
Net
49,548
130,625
55,185
93,964
30,199
37,675
to be added to working capital to enable the company
larger inventories required as a result of its expanding
opening of new markets.—V. 181, p. 2805.
the
and
ry.
181,
536.116
338,471
498,712
411,600
431,371
220,734
375,324
242,871
income
332,068
129,482
120,378
75,935
2164.
p.
at
corporation
covering
Co.
ance
Period End. Apr. 30—
Operating expenses
Hallway tax accruals
Equip,
Jt.
rentals
facl.
Net
rent,
ry.
Other
$6,452,948
4,682,361
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$26,587,146 $26,388,528
4,725,764
18,624,045
No
underwriting
is
645,374
2,985,702
2,458,810
Dr)
366,477
362,715
1,683,496
1,524,455
(net
Dr)
33,615
25,782
111,239
96,537
income
.
Miscell.
Fixed
income
$684,278
$693,313
$3,182,664
$2,745,672
96,544
85,942
545,003
370,496
$780,822
$779,255
$3,727,667
Title
—V.
income
181,
p.
181,
6,530
6,403
32,796
34,323
246,321
252,157
987,949
1,011,661
$527,971
2360.
.
$520,695
$2,706,922
$2,070,184
1945.
Vice-President and
t
director
a
of
S.
C.
•'
181, p/1359.
Wis.—V.
Salt
Corp.,
Uuranim
where he became
Executive Vice-
as
Utah-
City,
Lake
and Salt Lake
Columbia Securities Co. of Denver, Colo.,
City, Utah, on June 1 offered publicly 15,000,000 shares
of common stock at par
(two cents per share) as a
speculation.
was organized in Nevada on Dec. 31,
1954,
as a foreign corporation in the State of Utah.
principal office is located at 954 East First South St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The purposes
ior which the corporation was incorporated are, in
general, to acquire, explore, develop and operate uranium, vanadium,
isUoiNESS—Corporation
to
intends
qualify
•
mineral
other
and
properties.
'
The
has 42 Ouray claims in Uintah County, Utah,
company
and the following properties in Emery County,
840 acres;
claims
(720
(560
claims
Templar
27
acres);
(540
acres)
2360.
p.
EFFECT
GIVING
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
(par two cents)
stock
181,
Outstanding
20,000,000 shs.
—
15,125,000 shs.
2521.
p.
Plant—
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Italian
Bank
(Azienda
Trust
funded
$1,519,576
income
reinsurance
in
a
$4,000,000 medium-term
Idrogenazione Combustibili), an
Nazionale
National
Agency
was
in
del
Nazionale
will
Proceeds
was arranged
through Banca
Italy, and carries that bank's guarantee.
finance part of the purchase of United
the
five
years,
Lavoro, Rome,
used
be
to
loan
and technical service for construction of a $75,000,Italy. This plant will manufacture synthetic rubber and
nitrogen fertilizers from natural gas available in the Po Valley.
Under agreements made earlier this year ANIC will receive technical
and consulting assistance in the project from the Union Carbide and
Carbon
Corp.
and from Phillips Petroleum Co. The plant
will be
built
under
the engineering supervision
of Brown & Root, Inc., of
Houston, Texas, and is expected to be in operation some time in 1957.
—V.
181, p. 2629.
equipment
States
000
plant
in
originally issued, 1,426 shares
to June 21, 1955 into common stock.
30.000 shares of preferred stock
have been converted up
(4.75% )
—V.
operating loss 1955—profit in
Provision
for
employees'
retirement
Provision
for
employees'
profit
Provision
Net
Net
for
income
Federal
income
income
Cash
$1,305,467
313,206
.(added
(per
dividend
NOTE—Net
paid
to
63,306
061,145
016,371
08,580
20,134
2,102
70.125
1954
plan
sharing
plan
17,688
141.600
69,000
$145,924
$60,268
$0.53
$0.30
$0.22
$0.30
taxes
undivided
profits)
share)
share)
(per
$61,335
in
income
connection
the
in
with
the
1954
period
Trane
square
area
Co.—Opens
purchase
absorbed
of a
title
net
expenses
insurance
181,
p.
1004.
Gas Corp.—Affiliate
United
N.
C.
President,
McGowen,
period
reported
31,
May
ended
Building Chemical Plant
increased
from
1955
sales
179, p. 616.
to be
on
June
New
Coil
Plant—
20
put into operation within a year, it consolidates all coil pro¬
in the fivegas, liquid
the same period
revenues
of
natural
1954.
Mr." McGowen
stock
common
was
$1.01
or
year
period amounted to $13,062,000.
share on the 12,800,495 shares of
for the five months in 1954
the
for
income
outstanding.
last
reported
under rates
net
said,
per
income
Net
$1.07
as
which were reduced
per
share,
but
reflected
gas
sales
later in the year by the Federal Power
Commission.
the five months of 1955 were up $8,200.more than half
of the increase being
purchased.
The average cost per thousand cubic
feet was up more than 6/10 of a cent this year.
Mr.
McGowen said that the company had added 1.5 trillion dubic
Expenses and deductions in
over
those of last year,
000
in
the
feet
cost
of
leases
fine
of
busihess
announced the opening of its new 55.000
foot coil manufacturing plant.
The second new manufacturing
company
.
Co.—Stock Conversions—
Cities Utilities
United
Of the
Consolidated
015,156
reserve
Co., New
loan to
industrial,
for Hydro¬
Trust
Manufacturers
affiliated with the Italian
announced on June 16.
corporation
*
and
equally
joined
have
ANIC
it
(California)
America
of
York,
in
1954
Cr49,077
from
•
acres).
CAPITALIZATION
Common
month
1955
Title Insurance Net operating
covering
Utah: 36 Bee
and 28 Vera
notification with the
Co.—Earnings Up—
income—
Gross
Insurance
The
Net
letter- of
$3,116,168
deductions
charges
a
involved.—V.
in the State of New Jersey.—V.
Total
filed
15
Quarter Ended March 31—
19,553,054
654.047
(net
oper.
income
Results from Operation—
1955—Month—1954
$6,420,778
revenues
the
acres
in
President
Executive
was
U-Neva
shares of common stock (par $10) to be offered
to holders of 7,528 shares of Northwestern Accept¬
Investments
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.
(3)
Committee.
Corporation,
Underwood
joined
hydrocarbons, crude oil and potash, as compared with
Recovery
■Operating
June
on
5,000
$24.50 per share
Title Guarantee & Trust
1—
railway
oper.
SEC
15,454
railway______
from
Net
.
income___
oper.
From
■Gross
1953
$75,312
1955
railway
railway
The
1954
$141,246
from
C
Son,. Inc. of -Racine,
Johnson.
Repayable
■
volume
Texas & Northern Ry.—Earnings
April—
becoming
carbon,
Thorp Finance Corp., Thorp, Wis.—Files With SEC—
Gross
1936,
SEC—
2164.
p.
and
An¬
Ohio and West Virginia.
It
proposes to use the net
proceeds of the sale of the debentures
to retire an outstanding $750,000 3lA% note due 1957, the balance of
50.190,154
•
for
Markets operates
Thorofare
3,005,474
income
offered
Pennsylvania,
11.908,968
railway
(convertible
ment.
1,093,701
!
22 filed
of sinking
June
on
$2,000,000
covering
A
be
51,447,734
442,048
Canyon
and then Chairman of the
a member of the finance
Executive
Stowell
in
Farwell
director,
a
the
Dictaphone
with
years
L.
—V.
engineers.
feet
square
corporation
SEC
43,095.696-
804,183
of
1927,
two new buildings under^construction, and plans already drawn
manufacturing plant in the midwest. Ramo-Wooldridge is" moving
a
43,323,559
income
railway
oper.
181,
$10,484,913
3,171.542
1—
Jan.
from
Net
$11,075,405
railway
railway__'__
oper.
From
Gross
long-term revolving credit, up to this
by Thompson Products to finance the
in less than
employment level of nearly 1,000, including
through an underwriting group headed
by Hulme,
Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.
The interest rate, public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
1953
1954
1955
from
17
President
who has been
continues as
Chairman
and
in
and
stock
has grown to an
hundred
series
April—
from
preferred
Thorofare Markets, Inc.—Registers With
357,211
2164.
p.
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—*
Net
com¬
such commercial and military fields as automation, elec¬
tronic computers, guided missiles, transistors and semiconductors, weapon
control systems and advanced communications.—V. 181, p. 1780.
to
Gross
two
the
rapidly into
1.118.426
180,432
942,458
270,441
75,663
994,089
railway
oper.
181,
$284,586
Utah;
County,
rapid expansion of the Los Angeles firm, which,
years,
for
the announce¬
1—-
Jan.
from
______
income—
oper.
From
Gross
railway____
$320,971
1954
$261,558
108,059
37,621
1955
April—
1952
Garfield
in
being made available
is
continued
geles,
1953
1918
since
claims
panies.
Through
amount
.-■■l
■■/%.:
Corp.—electronics and
Inc.—to a position of
attainment by the Ramo-Wooldridge
mirsile affiliate of Thompson Products,
Rapid
With
Ry.—Earnings—
Bull
Chairman of the Board, on June 20, announced
as Chairman of the Board and Fred M„
The new
positions become effective on Aug.
Fresident
$0.49
Inc.—Announces
Products,
Thompson
two
Mexican
Wagoner,
After
$122,747
and
Buckhorn
Stowell
C.
President
$0.42
The
(1 >
Corp.—Elects Officers—
L.
President.
committee
5,583-
Aug. 26, 1954,
and operaBank Bldg.»
Walker
906
15 unpatented lode mining claims in Montrose
Henry Mountain Group, consisting of 15 un¬
claims
mining
of
as
purposes,
on
development
1955.
and
rangement—•
several
Texas
the
Wagoner,
D.
is
Utah
Valley Property, consisting of approximately 1,000
land in Grand County, Colo.—V. 180, p. 1212.
fee
election
follows:
as
of
(2)
lode
in
The corporation's
This project
2520.
Colo.;
Mr.
$105,402
———
major national importance was reflected on June 22 by
ment of a
$20,000,000 financial arrangement between
p.
County,
1,
180,735
3,688
earnings—..V
are
consisting
leased
of these shares are
claims, ior drilling
corporate
general
exploration,
address
of
Utah.
City,
properties
Board
-3)9,065
guided
181,
Its
Farwell
$2,050,074
second
V.
Lake
Salt
Groups,
Underwood
689.
p.
Its
uranium
of
sale
tire
•
purchase
incorporated
properties.
ition
Philip
''212,297
103,207
taxes-
——
share—%
per
inc.
income___
on
in subsidiary's
interest
Earnings
—V.
taxes
Canadian
and
Minority
and Canadian
other
and
co>ts,
from
for
payment
the
the
$1,954,112
n
Federal
before
exploration
proceeds
net
moke
to
BUSINESS—Company was
its business consists of
r
1954
a
and
of
Subs.)—Earnings
1955
April 30—
Six Months Ended
speculation" of 2,500,000 shares of
(par one cent) by Western Securities
stock
used
be
Mr.
(II. I.) Thompson Fiber Glass Co. (&
,
Sold—The recent offering
Co.—Stock
"as
PROCEEDS—The
to
and
2057.
p.
Nev.—Files—
a
Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah, and M. J. Reiter Co., New
YorK, N, Y., at 10 cents per share, has been completed,
all of said shares having been sold.
istrative
181,
public
common
and
Sprayit.—V.
the
filed
June 8
on
Ucolo Uranium
in
Troublesome
widespread operation, this
lighting fixtures, power saws
a
which
produces residential
paint-spraying equipment, is establishing its general and admin¬
ofiices in Louisville, Ky.
'•'■
With
plants in Kentucky, Wisconsin and California and products
distributed nationally, the need
to centralize top-level operation in
one city had become
increasingly necessary, Lee B. Thomas, President,
declared,
: v-:' -"'.'-''i
In
addition to a plant in Princeton, Ky., the company also has
another plant under construction in Hopkinsville, Ky.
Other plants are located in Fort Atkinson,. Wis.; Sheboygan,
Wis.,
and Los Angeles, Calif. The company's products are sold under the
brand
names
of
Moe
Light,
Star Light,
Wright Power Saw, and
company
company
patented
Louisville, Ky.—Expands—
Thomas Industries Inc.,
market
receipt of the certificate.—V, 181,
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 149,800 shares of common stock (par $li
to be offered at
$1.50 per share through H. P. Pratt & Co., Seattle, Wash. The net
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining activities.
since, in the opinion of the trustee,
insufficient to meet the claims of its
Corp.
as. ets
exceed the call price of $52 per share) will
price on the New York Stock Exchange
p. 1444.
to
(not
closing
the
to
The
old common stock of Third Avenue
it is insolvent and
creditors.
Mr.
Doyle's amended plan further provides that certain priority
creditors of a relatively small amount will be paid in cash; and other
creditors will receive a total of 10,000 shares of the new preferred
stock and approximately .10,700 shares of the new common stock.
The
holders of general
unsecured claims against debtors
(West¬
chester Street Transportation 'Co.- Inc. and Westchester Electric RR.
Co.) will receive $100 in cash and one share of new common stock
for each $200 face amount of their claims.
The
holders
of general unsecured claims against debtor
(Third
Avenue), estimated to total approximately $1,142,000, will be provided
for by the issuance of approximately 5,710 si lues ol the new common
stock; on the basis of one share per $200 of claims.
The
holders of general unsecured claims against debtor (Surface
Transportation Corp. of New York), estimated to total approximately
$2,461,000,
will be provided for by the issuance of approximately
4,922 shares of the new common stock; on the basis of one share per
$500 of claims.—V. 181, p. 550,
.
No
paid
last
Tungsten Mountain Mining Co., Fallon,
fund bond
amount and six shares of preferred stock.
Each $1,000
face amount adjustment mortgage bond will receive
one share of new preferred stock and 33 shares ox new common stock.
Transit
to 25 snares.
1
pr.ee
the
prior
face
$575
of
from
own
will also be authorized to issue 1,955,847 shares
will be distributed upon
company
buy,
to
$1.95.
shares' at
Because of
company is
brokerage charges and with transfer taxes
the holdings of tho.>e preierred stocknolders who
paid by the company,
common
new
$1.71
purchasing preferred
in
wia.out
prepared
stock of which 743,857 shares
consummation of the plan and 1,212,000
of
tne
new
interested
still
is
shares
dividend.
—
shr. (aiter pid. div. requiremt)
company
Each
121,1.;9
issue
outstanding
prevailing market price ior sinking fund purposes.
cost o.
servicing t„.e smaller holdings of stock, the
the
6% 20-year sinking fund bonds. It will
of cumulative preferred stock with a $2.75
share of preferred stock will be, entitled to
and will be convertible into 10 shares of common stock.
The
$8,528,000
issue
also
annual
._
tne year
for
shares
Earns, per com.
plan for the reorganization of the companies with the Court,
Under
the
terms
of
the amended plan the reorganized company
will
income
Common
1954
7,865,333
11,815,958
12,269,719
$45,628,632 $50,536,105
$2,228,415 $2,502,035
1,103,648
1,103,643
coal)
purchased
sales
Net
S. District Court
filed an amended
Bankruptcy Act in proceedings in the U.
District of New York on June 18
the
of
for
Is
currently awaiting final Federal Power Commission approval.
The
project under consideration is extension of the Tex*s Eastern
Natural Gas System into new areas of gas supply and expansion of the
capacity of the existing gas system north and east of Beaumont.
"The banks entering into the bank loan agreement with Texas Eastern
are—Manufacturers Trust Co., The Chase Manhattan Bank, The Han¬
over Bank,
Bankers Trust Co., and Chemical Corn Exchange Bank.—
1955
7,265,162
produced
Tor.s sold (including
subsidiaries
X
providing for a revolving
.
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Year Ended Aoril 30—
Doyle, trustee in reorganization of this corporation and
which are in process of reorganization under Chapter
T.
Lester
its
Eectric
agreement dated
loan
bank
a
York banks,
Co.
Coal
Truax-Traer
According to George T.
Into
Corp., Millburn, N. J.—Files With SEC
proceeds are to be used to pay lor new construction costs.
net
of Thermoid Company,
Plan
Because
covering 160,000 shares of its preferred stock, $100
•offered for public sale through ah
underwriting group
equipment,
corporation on June 10 fi.ed a letter of notification with the ",
SEC covering 150,000 shares of common stock (par
10 cents) to be
oflered at $2 per share through Berry & Co., Plainfield, N. J,
The
with the SEC on June
the Employees' Thrift
a
registration statement
$480,000 of Memberships in
filed
company
1955,
Third Avenue
Commission—
SEC
new
Tons
Registers With
—
tne
Tremont Mote!
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Thermoid
This
15,
its
See
present
ol
The
program of
for the first
marketing
New
and
together with 15,000 shares of pre¬
ferred stock and 78,000 shares of common stock of the company which
may be purchased under the Plan.—V. 181, p. 2246.
this corporation has resulted
In
extensive
sales
gains
five months ol the current
fiscal
year,
according to Louis R. Kurtin, Chairman of the Board.
Net new
business for this period showed a 37%
increase over the
like period of 1954.
The leased hand-written communications systems
ere
closely associated^to the programs of factory automation being
developed in many manufacturing facilities, and perform a communi¬
cations link necessary to the operation of automatic assembly lines.
According to Jerry S. Frank, Director of Marketing, goal for the
fiscal year is a 50%
increase over 1954, through an intensive adver-.
Using program and expansion of sales activities in the company's 60
fcy
Cost
The company on June 15 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 5,960,000 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at five cents per share through Floyd Koster & Co., Denver, Colo.
into one location.
The new plant is designed to *
capacity 25 to 60%.
plant, inc.uding $150,000 worth of new machinery
was $525,000.—V. 181, p. 2698.
operations
increase
marketing
expanded
major
duction
Co., Denver, Colo.—
Uranium
&
With SEC—
Files
Eonus
Corp.—Sales Up 37%—
TelAutograph
The
Oil
Western
Texas
Inc.—Acquires Button Firm—
Talon,
;•
gas
in
of
gas
and
reserves
the
Gulf
possib lities.
Construction
is
66
million barrels of liquids. The firm has
off the coast of Louisiana which have
Mexico
of
according to
Mr.
McGowen.
a chemical plant to be operated
well under way on
Escambia Bay Chemical Corp. near Pensacola, Fla.
United
Corporation owns 45%
of the chemical firm, which will place
ammonia plant in operation this year and will have $27,000,000
by
vested
from
and
in
now.
10%
plants
when
Another
by
all
45%
National
Gas
its
in¬
construction is completed about two years
is owned by Electric Bond & Share Co.
Research
Corp.—V.
181,
(Continued on page 52)
p.
2742.
.
Volume 181
Number 5441.7. The Cormrierdal and Financial
Chronicle
"'■
Name of Company
Dictograph
Dividend- announcements ar<r
grouped in. two separate
tables.' In the first we
indicate-all the tUvidends an¬
nounced
during the current week. Thep we follow with
a
second: table in which-
•
=
Share
Petroleum, class A
.a
-Hosiery Mills (quar.) I.;
~T1L2
Alberene'Stone Corp. of Virgima_l_*j;L_j^
Aluminum
C©;
of
America,
common
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)_
American Automobile
$1.-20- junior
preferred
preferred
American Hawaiian
Directora.einitted
-
_
-v
4.10%
preferred
,
Co., com.
pref-. (quar.i
conv.
Sa
8-
-
•
—ii-i
"
preferred
Bondstock Corp,
preferred
;
4
1
8-13
7-30
9-30
9-17
Hart-Schaffner
8-20
7-20
Hartford
1st
above
Certificates of
Haverhill
2
issues
are
Hayes Industries
Hecht
6-30
5
7-
1
6-23
7-
1
6-30
Ohio
6-30
7-29
5%
6-21
5-16
7-29
Hoe
5-16
8-15
8-
6-30
8-
5
8-15
8-
5
5
6-30
Hoover Ball
6-29
Horn
6-29
Horn &
7-29
6-29
7-15
5%
7-12
(quar.)-—
quar.)
Co.
(Los
Co.,
Co.
pfd.
7-20
7-
6-27
6-20
4%
preferred (quar.)______
Community Hotel (York, Pa.)
Fund, Inc.
National
Co..
General
Dearborn
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated Natural
Consumers
7-30
7-
Corp.
Products
7-
7
6-30
8-15
8-
.
5
20c
8-
1
7-
7-
1
Mfg.
5%
1st
Co.,
preferred
6-20
8
Service
(quar.)——
of
7-20
8-
5
7-20
12 %c
7-
1
6-21
15c
7-v
1
6-24
7-15
6-27
Kansas City Title Insurance (s-a)
Kaynee Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
King-Seeley Corp. (increased).,
La Consolidada, S. A. American shares-
8-
7-20
Lafayette Insurance Co. (s-a)
$1.1834
6-30
dividend
6-22
Atlantic
8-
1
8-15
55c
$1.12%
$1.13
75c
8-15
8-20
1010-
1
—
1
99-
8-
5
Canada
Match
Yard
Tunnel
Co. (quar.)
Telegraph, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Finance Corp.
(R. I.), com. (quar.)—
7-
Corp.
new com.
(quar.)
(initial
(quar.)—
quar.)
6-24
8-
1
7-15
6-30
6-23
t30c
9-
1
8-18
9-
1
8-18
40c
7-11
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
8-
1
7-
8
8-
1
7-
8
8-20
7-
6-30
6-23
7-25
7-11
50c
7-25
7-11
9-
8-15
$1
1
8
40c
7-20
7-
8
40c
8-
1
7-
8
37 %C
8-
1
7-
8
3c
6-24
(quar.) „——————-1-
7-20
50c
20c
20c
1
6-21
7-
1
6-Z1
7-
1
7-
t40c
10-15
10-15
7 V2C
7-10
6-21
,
9-15
9-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-22
25c
4,6-30
6-24
6-30
6-24
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-20
10c
7-
1
6-25
6-30
6-20
$5
7-
5 '
6-25
7-
1
6-16
7-15
6-30
6-28
6-21
7-
1
6-16
6-30
6-21
1
6-25
7-
25c
7-
1
6-25
15c
8-
2
7-20
5
30c
8-19
8-
50c
7-10
6-30
$1.25
7-10
1
15c
8-
7-15
11'/4C
9-
6-30
7-15
7-
1
1
8-15
6-29
7-15
1
7-
1
35c
8-
1
7-
9
$1.50
7-
1
6-21
conv.
pfd.
——.—-—
—
4.75%
preferred
(ouar.)„A
27 %C
25c
1
6-21
7-25
7-15
7-
131V4C
(quar.)
(R. H.), 4%% preferred A (quar.) —
preferred B (quar.)
Public Service, new common (initial)
Maine
*
(quar.)—
8-
1
7-15
$1.06 %
8-
1
7-
8
$1
8-
1
7-
8
27c
7-
1
6-28
7-
1
6-28
Mallory (P. R.) & Co.—
convertible preferred
4%%
Manhattan
Bond
(quar.)—.—-
56V4C
1~
9c
a"
Fund——
Maryland Credit Finance Corp.,
6%
(quar.)
com.
Screw
Products
—
Massachusetts Life Fund
(From
McCall
net
Corp.
investment
McCormick & Co.,
Merchants
income)
5%
Acceptance,
Class
A
$1.50
preferred
25c
common
Prudential
Quebec
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Midland & Pacific
10-25
11-15
10-25
11-15
B
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-20
9-15
9-
Mills
(see
-
15c
11 '/4C
——
10-15
7-
5
30c
7-20
7-
5
65c
7-20
6-30
6%c
7-20
6-30
;
6-30
$4c
7-15
7-
4
—
52 %c
7-15
7-
6
52VaC
quar.)
7-15
—
(s-a)
pfd.
(quar.)
,7-15
27%
c
10c
Rittcnhouse. Fund units
8-20
Co.
Corp.,
preferred
A
C
Rubinstein
7-
1
7-
5
6-17
7-
4
6-17
7-
4
6-17
D
Miguel
_______—
Scullin
Steel
Standard
Co,
9c
6-29
7-15
7-
5
7-25
-7-
8,
—
9-
1
9-
$1.18%
1
9-
$1.02%
—
8-15
7-11
30c
(quar.)____—
7-15
6-30
$1.12%
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-25
6-30
80c
7-25
6-30
25c
8-10
7-20
7-
8
6-29
7-
6
6-15
150c
(quar.)__
/
$1.25
7-11
7-
7c
7-27
6-30
income)
(quar.)___—
•
—
$1.25
7-
1
6-30
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
10%
—
7-30
(interim)——
(quar.)__—
use
8-
1
7-15
preferred (quar,)————
(J, Hungerford)
(quar.
153c
7-15
6-30
50c
7-15
7-
1
50c
8-15
8-
1
7-.1
6-20
Mines, Ltd.
Slater
(N.l
Co.,
Ltd.,
common
Extra.——
————
'
Mfg.
Smyth
Co.
Quarterly
Calif.
"
4.48%:
Calif.
Southern
preferred
6%"
Power
Co.—
Electric
30c
common
preferred (quar.)—-.
*rr
rnilflr. I
$7 pfd. (quar.)
Southern Industries Fund
(quar.)_
Class
Power
5
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
17'/2C
—
7-15
6-30
Light
&
—
—
—
common—
B
—
Co
Products
1
8-
1
7-
1
6-23
7-11
6-17
6-15
$1.75
7-
1
$1.06'4
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
8
6-24
35 c
7-
8
6-24
25c
;
7-20
7-
80c.
6-30
6-23
6-17
8
7-
7-
Stanley
Screw
Brock,
6-22
35c
Standard
Class
6-22
State
B
7-
6-22
Staulfer
6-25
Sterchi
class
.—
———
A
tl5c
<quar.)_
noc
(quar.)
Street
7-
Co.
Investment
Chemical
Bros.
(quar.)
Stores
(quar.)
7-15
.
94c
—
Corp.,
59c
$1- 75
—
T-„
Standard
5
7-
37 % c
4 72%
6-25
5
7-31
37'/2c
Southern Ice,
6-16
77-
28'/ac
<quar.)_
Power
6-22
7-31
7-31
(quar.) —
(quar.)
A
6-29
60c
28c
common
(quar.)—
Gas, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Colorado
Southern
&
—
Edison,
preferred
preferred
4.56%
$2
——
Berkshire
Southern
1
7-
7-20
tl%C
6
8-
5
12 %c
preferred
Corp. of America—
(increased
quar.)
dividend
11c
—
—j
Shares—
6-16
$2
6-30
7-15
$1.37%
Springfield City Water Co.—
7% preferred A (quar.)
414% preferred E (quar.)
$1.05
8-15
1
7-29
$1.50
1
8
8-15
$1.25
8
7-
5-31
35c
Inc
(quar.)
Gold
Smith
1
30c
Ltd.
Siscoe
$2.12
6-17
$1
Common
Stock
6-17
1
56c
(quar.)
5%
Stores,
Sheraton
7-
1
7-
Helena Rubinstein)
(see
investment
Shafler
7-15
7-
Royalties, Ltd.—
American
(From
7
20c
-
—
12% pref. (annual)
Security Storage Co. (quar.)
Selected
6-14
$2
(quar.)
Industries
Schenley
Second
7-
6-20
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp.,
7-
7-27
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brewery,
7-21
50c
Co.
common
4
2%
<quar.>_
(Helena)
Lawrence
San
7-22
3
7-11
—
(quar.)
common
5%
preferred B
5%%
preferred
St.
6
6-14
6-
1
7-
50c
preferred (quar.)
4,10%
preferred
(quar.)
—
4%% preferred (quar.)___
Rohr Aircraft Corp. (increased quar.)_:
preferred
8-
6-30
150c
(s-a)
4%
6%
7- 6
7-
$25c
—
——■
—
4%%
V;
:v»,
$$1.12%
A
Protective
Electric
McBee
I
9-36
7-15
4c
______
class
Rochester Gas & Electric,
Royal
3
$50c
Ltd.,
Extra
7-
37 %c
9-
6-15
—
(stock div.)__
Button
•
7-15
6-j30
25c
7-
1
9-13
7-29
30c
& Gas
Island
8
15c
5%
Corp.;
7-
-24
6-25
7- 8
$1.75
(quar.)
quar.)®——
1
8-
8-
6-30
-
20c
(quar.)-_®-__________—
Racing Association, Inc. (quar.)__—
Revere
10-25
7-25
9.-12
20c
Inc.
Rhode
9
20c
(s-a)__
Reserve Oil
Respro,
6-18
9-
15c
4%%
preferred (quar.)_
Republic Aviation Corp, (quar.)
7-
t$l
^Sraln, Ltd.
11-15
(Boston)
Petroleum,
Class
6-16
1
1
Pump Co.
Reliance
1
710-
150%
Reda
7-
45c
25c
(increased
A
1
8-
<
75c
'
may
Fund
$1
-
:
(quar.)—
class
Telephone
Standard
!_
-V;
7-29
•
25c
Hosiery
7-
30c
preferred (s-a)—
-
35c
take formal action at their
next meeting on a proposed split of the
outstanding, shares.
Provincial Transport
(quar.)—
5c
26c
—
7-15
1
name)
7-15
units—
(quar.)—
-
1
7-
—
(quar.)
(increased
Directors
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Masco
B
_
59 %c
—T
Co.,
Southern
Co.—
non-cumulative
Class
Rochester
8-
Mfg.
Prosperity
6-14
1
8-
10c
4%
7-5
6-30
25c
(quar.)_—I
1
25c
Macy
6-30
$1.13
(quar.)
8-12
7-
10c
—
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
M R A Holdings. Ltd., 5%
pfd,
6
7-11
—
—
A
5%%
6
10c
common
—
Co.,
preferred
2
7-
$1.06
(quar.)—
Stock
8-
2
$1
(quar.)'—
(quar.)
Union
8-
——
Candy Corp. (s-a)———__———
Island Lighting (quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co. (quar.)_—~—
Ludlow Typograph, $6 pfd. (quar.)—
8-19
1
12 %c
Co
Co.,
—
—
6-14
8-
32'Ac
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd.
7-21
8-12
Long
2
8-20
9-
7-11
25c
Light, S4 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
1
Loft
2
$1.12%
—
1
25c
—
—
Preferred
7-22
10c
(quar.)
7-11
8-
10c
Valley RR.
Class
7-15
$7%c
Dallas Power &
A.)
32 %c
100%
Sugar
p-referred
common
Inc.
Local
(Boston)—
—
6-21
9-
18c
(quar.)_
(quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
5%
7-15
1
$1.75
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Rubber
Co.,
5%
Lear,
8
9-
(quar.)__
—-
6-17
1
1
9-12
$1.25
Laboratories
Ludlow Valve
Clothing
A
7-
25c
—
(L-.
1
7-20
25c
37 %c
quar.)_
1
78-
7-
:
30c
56'Ac
Lincoln Telephone &
—
Quarterly
Craig Bit Co., Ltd.
Creamery Package Mfg.
Curlee
Lane
6-15
7-
$1
(quar.)
Craftsman Insurance Co.
Cuban
1
Refining—
(initial
30C
$1.75
—
6-24
$1.*45
.
33c
common
Co.
6-22
25c
5
I.ehlgh
com,
1
7-
25c
Kahler Corp
8-
7-25
America,
6-30
6-22
25c
6-24
—
7-15
6-30
$2.25
—
Co
1
(quar.)
25c
25c
(quar,)————
Johnson, Stephens & Shinkle Shoe Co. (quar.)
8
(quar.).—
10-
1:75c
(s-a)
(quar.)—;
Jenkins Bros., Ltd.
7-
(quar.)
6-30
,
•
6-20-
50c
-
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—
Plymouth Cordage Co., common (quar.)——
Employees special stack
—
Portland General Electric (Increased (quar.)
6-30
7-15
50c
—
(quar.)
common
8-
preferred
Diamond
Ivey (J. B.) & Co.
James
65c
Corp.
Gas
4,7-15
■-
$37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
6% preferred
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
common
&
pfd.
Investors Funding,
7
7-30
$3
Power
preferred
Class
(quar.)—:
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)—
15c
(quar.)
9-15
$2
(quar.)
—
Insurance
3
12 %c
25C
non-cumulative
6%
6-20
7-15
—
Container
4Vz%
6-30
$1
—
(s-a)^
Co., common (quar.)_____
preferred (quar.)————
preferred (quar.)
Darling
6%
Lakeside
—
7-15
7-15
13%c
(quar.)—
(quar. )________
Ltd.
Life
Consolidated
$4.24
8
(Indianapolis)—
Concord
Connecticut
(s-a)
(quar.)___
1
1
7-15
9-15
6-24
25c
(quar.)
7% pfd.
Alba
new
Corp.,
Finance
7-29
-
20c
——
preferred
conv.
1
9-30
75c •
'
/-
—
7-15
8-19
88-
t$l
—
(quar.)
75c
(quar.)_:—______
Angeles)
4%%■
7-11
$1.25
pratic.
6-30
50c
■
7-30
$2
Exchange Building (Chicago)—
Quarterly
Inter-Mountain Telephone, common
(quar.)
Johnson
tquar.)
7-11
15c
—
45c
Pioneer
.7-29-
Mills, Inc.—
to
under
>• 8-
.
7-29 ;
10c
(quar.)—<—
changed
Aircraft
6-30
.
8-15
50c
—
Co.
Fashioned
dividend
6-28
7-30
45c
(quar.)—.
Telephone
convertible
7-20
16 %c
Yard
(N. Y.)
Bottling
Commonwealth Loan
4%%
Bell
Imperial Sugar Co.
Ingle wood Gasoline
50c
A
7-25
(Fort
(quar.)
Name
1
Insurance
62 %c
class
7-
25c
(quar.)
61 %C
<
Paper Package Corp.
Full
Piper
6-24
1
7-30
12 %c
(quar.)—
Co.
6-30
25c
"
7-
15c
com.
Bay Mining & Smelting
6-30
$1.19
—
6-30
-
preferred
Pilot
6-15
50%
—
Y.),
$1
Cement
6-30
8-15
—
(quar.»_
Industrial Bankers,
Pictorial
7-22
1
62%c
(N. J.)
(N.
Co.
7-15
$1.25
_______
8-16
7-15
40c
/«
Personal
6-30
-
v/ 7-20
59%c
(quar.»_—
(s-a)
6-20/
<-
8-15
;
Chemical Fibre—
Permanente
7
30c
Hycon Mfg., 5%% preferred (quar,)—
Hydraulic Press Brick (increased)
60c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
7-
7-
15c
—
(quar.)
7-15
20c
4%%
Stock
Finance
Stock
preferred
(Joseph)
Dtinois
8-19
65c
Co.
(quar.)
Bearing Co
Hardart
Penobscot
8-25
1
9-
7-21
40c
16 %c
Trust
Conduits
7-12
k
A
k Hardart Baking
Horne
9-12
37 %C
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
preferred
■
30c
and non-voting (increased quar.)_
Voting and non-voting (quar.)__i_
6-30
12 %c
—
t$1.50
interest
(increased
Power,
Union
Coca-Cola
Colonial
preferred
■
6-25
7-15
7-
20c
(quar.)
common
Ind.)
7-29
7-26
1
$7 5c
(stock dividend)
Co.,
$1.30
Penn Traffic Co.
T-29.
7-15
$1.06
■
;j
6-30
7-11
•
20c
Voting
93%c
common
40c
-■
——
(quar.)
6-3Q.
6r30 ;
.
1
7- .1
30c
*-
-•
-
——
common
.
preferred
9-
8-18L.
6-3Q
•7-15:
•
.
,
.,
.,
'
—
Pennsylvania RR. (quar.)
1
8-
•
(quar;)——————-—
preferred '(quar.)
:—
;
$1
-
1
50c
_
6-30
.
—-—•
Telephone Co.,
preferred
(quar.)_
•'
.
7-15,
7-15
r
1:$1.75:
Fertilizer -Co.--—-
k
,
8 jt, 1 - V
8- 1 ;.f
7-15
-.
..
7-15,
$1.02%,
.
(quar,)
(quaro^
com:
(quar.)— -i
Co.
7^20
•
.'
.
6-24; i
.
>
..
6t3I;
.
20c
"
6-30
.
8-'i
V 90C
(quar.)___———
Gas,
50c
.
$1.92 %
—
preferred
$1.32
6-24
(quar.)
Co.,
k
6-24
8-15
.
..
...
I
7;=
-'$L«2-
4%. pfd:
Electric;
Natural
$3
6-24
56l/4C
&
*
20c
.
i
6-21
1
8-15,
$1.59
..
•
.6-30;,
,7-12
$1
K.V
,
6-30
..
,35c
.60c
Pemco Corp;, com.
6-24
—_______——
(quar.)
Wayne,
$1.50
Class B
Cleveland
Clinton
&
A
7-29
7-15
2
7
(Quar.)—
Home
5%
7-
75c
pfd.
Holyoke Water Power (quar.)
Telephone
&
Telegraph
6-22
8-15
(R.)
7-
—^.1:-—-
Peninsular
6-24
,
2
preferred Mquar)_i—'__-A—•_ $
Class
2
10c
Mfg.
Investment
beneficial
Bakeries,
preferred
7-
7-
•
(quar.)
(increased)
$37 %C
Ry.
2%%
7-15
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com, (quar.)
—
8
6-24
Extra
are
(quar.)
7-
6-30
(quar.)
common
Helena Rubinstein
•
preferred A (quar.)
Claussen
Co.,
3%%
6-20
be¬
(quar.)
Kansas
(quar.)
6-30
56c
.—
two
7-25
(quar.)
conv.
Light Co.
7-
56c
.
25c
$1.12%
;
(quar.)—
6%
Gas
8-
6-21
25c
Marx
&
1 ;i
30c
Insurance
7-15
1
50c
(quar.)^_--_—_v r:
5%; preferred -(uuar. )—___
Express (quar.)
Parke, Davis & Co._—
A—-:--———
Corp.—
Fund
Haydock
6-23
50c
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.)
Chicago Corp,
(quar.)
Citiilns Independent Telephone—
$1.50
7-
Trust—
com.
preferred
Central
Detroit
•
$1.17%
(increased)—____,
Denver
1
7-15
Pacific' International
8
(quar.)
Fire
.7*
7
6-30
7-15
■
Paclfic .Flnance,
7-15
7-
(quar.)
Lithograph,
$1.50
Capital Venture Fund
Celotex Corp.,
Corp.
10c
Ltd.
Point Field
preferred
Hagan
Hudson
Carolina, Clinchfield &
Case, Pomeroy <fe Co.
Dayton
7-
80c
—
—
'
7-16
$1.12%
(quar.)_
series
believe the
Canadian Vickers,
7%
6%
8
31c
ing ca.led for redemption. Details
not yet available.
Canadian Fairbanks-Morse Co., Ltd.— *
6% preferred (quar.)
New
7-20
Gas
Pacific Chemical
1
7-25
80c class A
(quar.)
Guardian Realty (Canada), 7% pfd. (accum.)
Gulf Interstate Gas, common
(quar.)
8-
40c
$1.50
.
Power, com;
Old Town Corp.; 40c pfd. (quar.)__^.
Pacific Car k Foundry- (quar.-)—u—
7-
Greif
Cooperage
8-
7-15
16c
....
.:434% preferred A (quar-.)————
.54.92% preferred (quar.)—-—;
r
7-!6
7- i
13 c
.
preferred
Okonite
50c
6-24
7-
lie
A,-
(quar.)
(quar;)
4.24%
-
,
6-30
7-21
7-15
,
—
preferred
Okla.
6-22
10c
6-30
7-
CSo., com. (increased)
(quar.)_—-2—•-•■—A& Electric Light (quar..)
(quar.)--—————
Okla.
6-22
-
8
5c
30c
"...
preferred
Oilgear Co.- (quar.)
6-20
15c
8-16
Bros.
25c
6-30'
v-
—
ohib Consolidated Telephone Coir—v .-..>1'
,6%. preferred (quar.)-—_—-
1
$1.50
7-
8-
t$i
/
7-15
;
6-30,
-•
$4:08
declaration
com.
a
■v
7-:, r;.:
,:';;7-:,l.
25c
...
8-30
on
25c
7-
25c
(qUar.)——
<——
Ogllve Flour-Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd;-(quar.) —'
6-28
—
7-20
-
r
7-30
invests Inc.
from
$A.10
,
7-15
1
-JL—
(quar.)
taken
7-
8-
8-12
1:20c
:
$4:11-preferred
6^21
7-15
12 %c
f
—
6-24
9
(6c
$3^60' preferred
.
„■
-
7-^5
7-U
2%%
dividend)
No
action
1:
7-29
6-20
30c
...
——
Foods, Inc. (quar.)—-———
Pumps, Inc. (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, $2.25 pfd.
6-24
.v
7%c
-
(quar.)—
preferred
.
6-20
60c
—
(quar.)
Goulds
t$l
,
preferred 2nd series
Corn
1
1st
: 7T
25c
25c
Gordon
Safeway, Ltd.—
We
4%
1
6%
15 distributions
New Bedford-Gas
,
.
(quar.)_^
common
Mfg, Co.
$1.75
5%
$4.52
6-30
$2.50
—
(quar.)—
a Neptune.Meter.
,,
_
Gordon k Belyea, class A (stock
Class B (stock dividend)—•.
Htgbie
.
.-y
6*?43.? .•
7- 7,i
1
6-20
75c
-
1
7-20.
It
20c
:
—
Brothers,
preferred
$4.50
Goodman
.
$1.25:
-
.
to July' 11Telephone Co. of Indiana—
Gimbel
6-24
10c
;—.—_—
preferred
$4.50
'
6-24
•
$1.25
common
(quar.)
5%
5%
%
50c
(quaj.)_——
(quar.)
=.—w___L—
Gianninl (G. M.), $6 preferred (quar.)——.
<
:":7-
80c
:
8r31
■
National Scrcw fc. Mfg. .(quar.).——
.,
$2.40
6^18.
7-15
.....
\Northen States
preferred
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
$4.70 preferred (quar.)
California Portland Cement
5%
$2
45c
(quar.)—
7-15
6-24
8-12
5C
$1
•
$1.65
.
6% prior pfdL, (quar.).
Wire -Cloth (quar.),.—^*^——__
North-fe Judd Ffg. (quap.iw——_
convertible
General
40c
pfd.
t\
k.
7-15
'
25c
35c
(quar.)
4%%
California-Oregon Power,
7% preferred /(quar.)
Cedar
-
Havana
Extra______
preferred
•
•
8
10c
Cement
,
7-.1
8-12
1
;
•
N. Y; to Richmond Gas,
Paint,
5c
Co. (quar.)
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Canada
7~
7-
■
$6
45c
Washington
3t Co.—
75c
_:
Manufacturing,
1
6-24
1
1
15c
Brown-Durreil
6%
1
7-15
$1.25
(quar.)__
$1.25
7-
7-
-
61
Equipment, $2.90 preferred
(entire Issue called for redemption on July
16 at $53 per share plus this dividend)
•
6-17
7-
•
Co:
convertible
20c
;
v.
6-17
1
9-
.
7r20..,t
7-20
j
7$i$
2nd
5c
—
al i!
6^0-
1
9-
<
5c from realized gains)——=—
Balanced Series (from invest,
inc.)——Bond Series 4from :1bvest.' IncU
i
,
7-
34c
(Initial)——
Speculative Series
7-20
8-ly,
o
Estimated July
.
i 7- 5
a
'
v
Corp.; (quar.)
40c
B_
,
Aeronautical
8
NationaL Securities Scriesr-*--
5
,
7-15
: 8-10:;.
;
:
1
25c
National Brewing Co. of Mich,
(quar.)
National Manufacture & Stores Corp.-(quar.)
.
9-1
v........
r
'
General Precision
,
6-20
.
7-
43 %c
•
—
Biscuit.
7-20
7-30
65c
(quara
Bulklcy Building, 7% pfd. (accum.)
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A
pref
7-15
•
r
a
National
.
6-:20
■
5c
62%c..,
v:
$1 1st conv. pfd. -(quar.)— k (
$1 convertible 2nd preferred (quar.)i_—
•
5
6-30
40c
•
;
Bridgeport Hyraulic (quar.)
Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (quar.)
Briggs-Weaver Machine. $1 pfd.
9-22
.
-
$5
6%
General
7-15
6-22
1
63 %c
—
(2c fronv capital gains and 3c from
earns.)
(George W.) Corp. (increased quar.)
Brandtgcn- & Kluge (quar.)
Butler
•••
6-29
7-
:
7-20
7-30
$1.50
Borg
Burry
*
1st preferred (quar.)-—--preferred (annual)®—
iGabrlel Co., 5%
convertible pfd.
(quar.) —
Galveston-Houston (quar.)_
—
K
(EJ. W. V Co
6%
:7•-
10c
Biddeford & Saco Water
(quar.)—____—___
(IncreasedI
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
Quarterly
Washington, D.. C,)—
(
•
6%
6-15
7-30
*
>
6-15
15c
+
Blngham-Herbrand Corp.
Bishop Oil (quar.)
■;
6-30
;
5c
.
_
i
7-15;
:.10C::
.
..
-
c'Fuller tD. B.)
7
•7-20
t
7-30
-50c
(quar.)_
.
7-
f
7-20
8-
$1.25
-
—
New- Yt>rk
Bros..
Froedtert
7-20
/
7-25
•
20c
'
preferred- (quar.)^_
Franklin Hotel- (s-a)—
Gas Co. (quar.)—c
Calaveras
1
(quar.)_u_
convertible
Class
1
30c
'
$6-20.
6-30
7-1
$1.12%
(quar.)i^_^.
Bros.
6-24
7-
$1.12%
(reduced) -_i__
Commercial Corp. (N. Y.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
,
___/—
Bankers -Trust"Co." (N. Ya
Bliss
1
8-
22c
•
•
Baldwin-Lirca-Hamilton
Berkshire
7-
-8-1
5c
(quar.):
25c
_4
(quar.)—A—
preferred (quar.)__<———
Florida Telephone (quar.)^
Friclc Co., 6%
preferred (quar.)___-_i-_-—
f
,
-7.-7
1
2%~
—
(quar.
Bankers
Benjamin
•
Fisher
7-7
1
7-
£
1
8-
Sl'Ac
"B"
Associates,-common
6-30
6-30
15J
15c,
Firestone Tire k Rubber Co.
7'-
8-
-
25c
/•'.
&
preferred
6-15
7-
20c
!
.
:
preferred-(quar.)_^i_'__-_-—
Georgetown
-$-22
6*30
;•
30c
Badger Paint k Hardware Stores
Bagley Building Corp—j
Beacon
6-29
•
>>
1
(resumed)
Corp.-.
partic.
i-.
«
7-30
60c
•
Monroe Loan Society, class A
(quar.)
_u__u.;y
-.Motor Finance Corp. (quar.)—
n,
jMount Royah Rice Mills; Ltd. .(quar.)—-j
^Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—...
4
8-15
i
7-29
-
'A:.,
Firemen's. Insurance
1
7--5 ' >-
•8-
:•
___
I.
•-•7-26
$1:08%
(From invest, inc.)'
Co., com, (quar.)
i—:—
4'/a %■ preferred (quar.)
4%% pfd. 'series 1947)
(quar.)__'
(L.
Bloch
I-
$1
.$1.0$%
i___—
8-31
t
$1.50
;
Fireman's Fund Insurance- (Sap- Francisco-
:1 7-15
8-29
$1.62%
._—
(stock diva
preferred
Axe-Houghtcn Fund
.
-
6
Batter*
,
Payable of
$1.06V+-
—
—
•
Semi-annual
10ci
.v. --V
<
Austin. Nicohls k
5%
4%
6-30
7-29
»
4 75c
(quar.)
$1.20 -prior
Atlas Credit
Corp., com.
.'/
>
Filing Equipment Bureau—
6-30
6-30
When
•>
Share
..Missouri Utilities' Co.,: com-.(quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)—A
;.
.Quarterly
Co...-—
preferred (quar.)J_42_'_u____
4.35%' 2nd*prefer red
(quar. >_i__—
T 7%
6-30
'
;
4.35
M.
^7-11
<7-11
25%%
(quar.i_
Atlantic City
Sewerage
Atlantic' Steel Co
——
Federal iGralp; Ltd.; $1.40
Felters Qo.
(quar.)_;
4 6-21
7-
Company-
-—,—
.
(quar.)—*•'
-
Smelting; Co-.-- (quar.)L—37Mtc
Ayres
-
17-11
^
-12%C
Atlanta-Paper Co
i
Atlantic City Electric,
4%' pfdi (quar;)_
B.
30c
-
i---*,-1:31 V+C
(quar.)®—-—
dividend r;:
.%_•
Anaconda Wire- k Cable
20%
6-29
30c
:s
-
■
-
7-18
Smelting—.'%r.,.%.•<<
Stock
Apex
25c.
7-19
7-28
r-
6-20
.
,.t62%c
tlOc
—•:
Phonograph
6-20
Name of
r
;.Miller & Rhoades, 414% pfd. (quar.)
Minnesota k Ontario Paper (quar.)
Mississippi Shipping (quar.)— i
7-15^'
.
Erie Eorge-&?3teei
Corp;,, com..(reduced)
; :
5%- 2nd preferred .v\—
;uufiiicwiiw v(quar.)_
»
-i" 6% -1st preferred
st
payment at this time:
American Phenolic
Corp.
American Zinc, Lead k
Extra
.i
8-15
..
k
1
7-29
;t$4
HOc,
,
Ltd.-^.
Canada
Emerson Radio
;r
8-1:;-
50c
-
____
(quar4—-
com.
7
9-15
•:
(Toronto
—
Steamship—
■
1
i
9-1-
.
75c
(quae.)——
conv.-
-7-
6-30
6-30 jr.
7- 2
•
Corp.
8
6-30
25c,
17 %c
—
"t 4%>Jpartic.f
preferred (quar.)__—
Eastern Magnesia Taic (quarJ_^^___i_Elgin, National Watch. Co.,(jquar.)——__
,;8-M
9-10..
lOi
30c
(quar.)
Distilling Co. (quar.)-; .-.1* 1American
Dredging (quar.)
;
American.. Fidelity &
Casualty, com.* (quar.)
'$1.25
*.7-14:-;
■
97P/*i'
.-
American
6-17
-
____!
American Book Co.
7-20
6r30.-
25c
Insuri Co. A St. Louis)—
Quarterly
-
7-3 ay
.10c
„
(quar.)
,
7c
10c
w
Pont of
8-
j:37'/2c
(quar.(_.
Securitiesr Ltd
Eastern Bakeries, Ltd.—
Payable oJ Jtee*
Aberdeen
Alba
common
Dominion Oilcloth <k Linoleum* Co.,
_Ltd.__—
;du
7.
v..,/,
(quar.)__'
Dominion-Scottish Investments,
5%preferred-, (quar,)_
When-' IfoMet*
Company}
Products,
preferred
Dominion Insurance
ously announced, but which
havo not yet reached their
payment date.
! ' i'v.
Name of
70c
Per
-r?
Payable of Ren
:.;ioc
(quar.)//___J—
Doeskin
'
HolUre
When
Per
Slur*
:.
Co
Disher Steel Construction Co., Ltd.—
,
$1.50 conv., class A pref.
show the- payments previ¬
we
Products
8
8-
1
8-
1
7-11
7-15
6-30
7-11
37 %c
9-
1
8-13
25c
9-
9
8-26
.
..
12
'
Share
Name of Company
American
Sterling. Inc.—
30c
fitix,
Baer
7%
Fuller,
&
preferred
1st
—
5.20% pid.. (quar.)
series)
Super Mold Corp. (Calif.) (quar.)
_
Suburban
5.20%
Gas,
———
9-lo
7-20
65c
20c
20c
Special
7-20
is
New
York..—
City
25c
$1.50
20c
62 ftc
8-lo
8-lo
7- 1
7-15
8- 1
—
25c
6-25
t»-lo
7-1
7-1j
6-lo
Minnesota
(quar.)-J.—
3oc
7-lo
Ltd.,
of
Brick
Toronto
com.
(initial)
150c
6-15
$1
5c
25c
7- 1
7-15
7-lo
6-30
140c
7-lo
Co.,
new
(quar.
220
Bagley Corp. (Detroit)
Trans Caribbean Airways, class
Mfg.
United
.United
U.
Industries; common
preferred A
Shoe
S.
Corp.
Freeze,
Warehouse
Warner
(quar.)—
7ftc
(quar.).—:
5%
Inc.
Bros.
pfd. (quar.)
pfd A (quar.),—,,,
(quar.),
Terminals
&
56'/»c
25c
$1.25
$1.25
(quar. J————
Pictures,
l°c
3c
30c
—
Corp.,——.
Inc.-,——
(quar.l—
5%
Machine
5%
preferred
American
6-29
7-u
6-27
b-27
7-1
6-13
7- 5
6-22
6-1/
7-io
7-15
/-25
/-25
b-zi
this
Laboratories,
common
Natural
Class.
3
American
$1.25
Admiral
Corp.
Sud
Aerovias
7%
(quar.)
Americana
Insurance
Aetna
Life
Aetna
Co.
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
Engineering-
Aetna-Standard
dividend
Stock
—
—_
Ahlberg Bearing, class A (quar.)
Aid Investment & Discount, Inc.—
Common
5ft %
(quar.)
77®
5ft%
Air Control Products
Aircraft
Akron
Radio
7- 1
7-1
6-7
6-7
7- 1
6-17
7- 1
6- 1
7- 1
6-1
Canton
5%
7- 2
8- 1
7-15
6-30
6-16
6-28
6- 2
75c
; 7- (9
7-9
6-16
6-30
6-15
6-16
17Vic
7-15
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
60c
7-
1
6-15
50c
7-
1
6-10
1
6-15
7-
1
6-21
7- 1
6-15
7-1
6-15
7-
343/8c
& Youngstown
1
6-15
8-1
7-15
8-12
$5
$2.50
10-
1
9-15
Affiliated
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
pid. (quar.)
4.6%
Alan
preferred
Wood Steel Co.,
57® preferred (quar.)__
Paper Mfg. CO.* 6% pfd. (quar.)
Products, Inc., common
7% preferred (quar.)__
common
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
$1.50
7-
N.
1
6-20
7-1
6-9
$1.75
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Algemene Kunstzijde Unie
American
$1.05
30c
Aico
Inc.,
6-21
$1.15
(quar.)__,
Albemarle
Alden's
7-20
6c
7-
1
6-10
25c
9
V.—
Deposit rets, for Amer. shares
6-27
AIlegheny-Ludlum Steel, common (quar.)__
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co gtd. (s-a)
Allen Electric & Equipment Co.
(quar.)_
50c
6-30
6-
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-17
Allied
60c
6-27
6-15
30c
7-
1
6-10
50c
7-
1
6-15
12Vic
7-
1
6-15
Allied
Corp.
Laboratories
(quar.)
Allied Paper Mills, common
5% preferred (quar.)
Allied
Stores
Corp.,
Allied Thermal Corp
AUls-Chalmers Mfg.,
Aluminum
$3.75
Co.
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
$7
(quar.)
com.
Mfg.
Co.
(increased)
5%
pfd.
(quar.)
Co.,
com.
(quar.)
second
4%
common
Cast
Iron
American
Crystal
prior
7-29
7-15
7-
1
6-17
7-15
6-15
;
7-5
6-15
7-
t
5
6-15
7-1
6-6
7-
1
6-6
25c
7-15
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
683Ac
,
1
6-15
50c
6-30
6-17
$1
6-30
6-17
Pipe Co..
Sugar,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Common
25c
preferred
Cyanamid
American
§%
50c
$1.25
(quar.)
7%
3ft%
6-16
25c
Can,
3% 7o
6-15
1
$1.25
,
(quar.)
American
'
1
7-
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
preferred
American
6-9
75c
;
preferred (quar.)__.__
American
4Vi%
6-15
25c
Brake Shoe, common (quar.)
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Common
5%
1
7-
$1.75
American
American
3
7-
$1.25
pfd.
B
(quar.)
of
(1954
6-17
6-30
6-30
6-17
Bell
1*
1
6-10
Beneficial
7-
1
5-31
6-24
pfd,
(quar.)
$1.50
—
$4.5u
preienea
Oil
Anglo-Canadian
Common
Pulp
&
ts-»;
:
Class
A
4'/27®
Angeles (initial)
Consolidated
6-16
Bibb
5-26
1
.
7-
r
6-22
7-
5
Binks
Class
43/i7®
7-
1
6-24
Black
6-30
6-15
Blackhawk-Perry
6-30
6-17
Aro
6-15
6-30
9-
1
8-10
8-
1
7-
7-28
Blue
7-
*3'' 7
25C
3
6-20
6-2®
Boston
9- ,1
7-29
8-
6-15
6-30
6-
9
7-
50c
7-
1
5-27
50c
7-
1
5-27
(quar.)
preferred
Constable
Equipment
4'/27c
for
&
Arundel
Industries
Class
B
:
6-24
6-24
British
9-
1
8-19
(quar.)
——
7-15
6-24
6-10
6-30
25c
6-30
7-
6-10
1
Interim
6-15
6-30
$25c
6-30
6-
$15c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
2 V2 %
Industries
Picture
9
Co.
partic, class A (quar.)
———_—_
Associates' Investment Co.
(quar.)
City
Co.
Atlantic
$1
7-
1
6-
class
(quar.)_
A
(guar.)
Atlas
—
—-—
r
Plywood Corp
Atlas
—-
—
50c
7-
1
6-10
8-
1
6-30
—
—
5
at
$110
per
share plus this dividend) —
Corp., 77® pfd. (quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co.
Increased
Automatic
30c
St^l
Automobile
Brooks Brothers.
933/4C
8-
1
7-
2
6-15
2
6-15
7-
2
6-15
$10c
7-
2
6-15
noncumulative
Avon
Co.
15C
6-30
'
6-24
Products,
72c
7r
7-
2
preferred
47®
7-
1
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-10
5c
7-
1
6-17
50c
7-
1
6-16
——
(quar.)
ment
B/G
income)
Foods,
^Babbitt
(B.
class
T.),
A,
Inc.
$3
7-
1
6-20
67®
30c
7-
1
6-20
6%
6-27
6-
6
Piano Co., 6%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Baltimore
6-15
Burmah
6-10
Burnham
6-10
7-
6
6-24
57®
1st
(quar.)—
$1.50
$1.50
—
pfd.
(accum.)
so
$2.50
Common
87Vic
7-1
6-2
833/4c
7-1
6-2
Georgia—
series)
62Vic
7-1
7-
1
6-20
6-20
(increased
preferred
4%%
C
preferred
Banchohio
$1
(quar.)
47®
quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR. Co.—
5 7® preferred (quar.)
—
67®
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—<—
——
—
*
6-30
6-16
30c
6-30
6-16
35C
6-30
6-10
33c
6-30
35c
6-30
6-17
$28 3/4 c
6-30
6-15
1
6-15
«-
7-
Co.
Steel,
Oil,
——
7-15
7-
t94c
7-
1
6-17
7-
2
6-
93 3/4 c
1
3
7%
8-
8
6-20
$$1
7-
2
6-
7
$56c
7-
2
6-
7
7
7
$$1.19
7-
2
6-
$63c
7-
2
6-
CO
<N
6-30
$30c
7-15
6-21
$50c
7-
1
1
6-16
7-15
6-30
6-29
6-17
6-29
6-17
8-
8
6-
9
6-15
6-30
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-10
62 %c
7-
1
6-10
7-10
6-10
15c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-30
77
$1.25
1
7-
6-10
-1
6-1.0
1
6-20
6-28
6-
7
Ltd.
40c
7-
1
6-14
10c
7-15
6-23
8-15
—
7-15
6-23
7-15
,6-23
15C
7-15
$45c
$1
75c
(quar.)
——
(final!
$25c
13'/2%
'
common
—
7-15
$1.25
17 '/2c
50c
(quar.l
Ltd.
Corp.,
6-10
$21 ftc
15c
(quar.)—.—
20c
$1.50
6-23
7-15
6-23
7-
2
6-10
6-30
6-10
1
7-12
8-
6t27
6-
6
2
6-10
7-15
5-13
7-
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-20
7- a
$50c
t50o
Burns
9-30
Bush Mfg.,
4,/2%
5 7® non-cum.
conv.
preferred
—
7-20
6-24
$1.12'/2
6-30
6-15
31 '/4C
7-
1
6-15
28'/aC
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.) —
7-
25c
(quar.)
n-?9
7-
1
6-15
•
7-11
6-10
6-10
Bush
(bi-monthly)
10c
12 Vbc
7-
1
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
472%
preferred (quar.)
Butte Copper & Zinc (resumed)
28VaC
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-30
6-10
$$3.50
7-29
6-30
40c
7-
SI
7-
1
7-
1
R-1S
7-
1
6-22
Terminal
6-15
6-
8
Inc.,
Co.
common
Butterfly Hosiery Co.. Ltd., 77®
Buzzards
1
b2 ftc
3
5%
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
7-
6-15
5c
(quar.)
lo-™
$1.12ft
$1.25
1
—-
preferred
(s-a)
& Co., Ltd., class A preference
Butler's,
35c
7-
10c
10-14
1
$$1.50
20c
(quar.)
—
—
1-13-SR
6-27
6-15
6-
933/4C
(quar.)
com.
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)-Burrus Mills, 47a7®
preferred
7-15
1
1
7c
6-24
*1
(quar.)
Brick,
Burlington
1
6-20
77-
15c
dividend
Watch
1
6
6-20
——
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
(quar.)
Bullock's, Inc., 47® preferred (quar.)
1
6-30
—
(quar.)—_
Building
7-
7-
1
15c
Bullard Co.
7-
25c
7-
95C
(quar.)
—
common
convertible
2
6-21
18c
(quar.)
Co.
^ne
7-
25c
quar.)—
Baldwin
Oil
preferred
preferred
12 ftc
(quar.)
(increased
7%
5c
18 ^4 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
Balcrank, Inc.
Co..
1
'6-
i
14%
'final)
prior preferred
75c
common
(quar.)
Backstay Welt Co.
6-24
4c
—
jRabcock & Wilcox
Creek
Bulova
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc. (from invest¬
-
7-
$5c
common
preferred (quar.)
Stock
6-15
10c
6-30
$10c
ordinary
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
6-15
7-
7-15
$$1.18 3/4
common
Inc.,
6%
(Hartford)
Co.
.
(quar.)—
preferred
33/4%
6-15
6-18
6-15
Ltd.—
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan, common
5
$17 ftc
L.)
(E.
Bruce
Buck
1
1
75c
—
—-
^
Brown-Forman Distillers,
5 7®
preferred—
(quar.)—,.——
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
—
•--Telephone," com.
(quar.)_
Ltd..
6-15
7-
40c
Co.
■■
7-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
pref.. (quar.)
conv.
47®
=
1
7 ftc
------
Power,
Brooklyn
6-21
7-
7-'
40c
——-
preferred (quar.)_——
Borough Gas, common
6-16
7-
6-15
6-30
25c
preferred (quar,)—
Ltd.
;
30c
—
preferred
6-16
$10c
11-ia
$2'/2c
1
$10c
11-30
20c
Corp. (quar.)
Taunton Gas Co.—
1
6 %
8-22
87ftc
(quar.)
■
7-
7
6-18
1
$2.50
&
Co.
Power,
Petroleum.
Brockton
Inc.—
Products,
Light
Brockway Glass Co.,
57®
6-17
6-30
25c
Street Investing
7-15
27 ftc
Insurance
Auto-Soler
Extrn,
6-15
6-15
9-
$1.37 ft
preferred
(quar.)
British Industries (quar.)—'
Broad
6-15
6-14
;
6-30
50c
quarterly
Columbia
British
of America—
quar
nonvot'wi
Increased
7-
4 7®
Atlas Thrift Plan
6-29
1
———
Ltd.—
$1
convertible preferred A
(entire issue called for redemption on July
Powder,
6-20
r
(quar.)
3%%
Quarterly —
Columbia
British
1
$10c
Ltd.,
Wnolebalers,
B
1
6-30
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Assurance
British
6-15
40c
(quar.)
7-
1
receipts ordinary (final)—— vy
Electric, Ltd.-1—
dep.
12 ftc
Electric
(quar.)
Extra
Class
7
1
Atlantic
Greyhound Corp., 47® pfd. (quar.)
Atlantic Refining, 3.75% preferred B (quar.)
6-20
Columbia
$3 80
Atchison, Topeka & Sailta Fe Ry.—
5% non-cumulative preferred (s-a)
Atlantic
6-
7-
—
$4
Atlantic
7-20
15C
$1.25
(quar.)
Telegraph
&
Telephone
1
75c
43/4 7®
—————
Motion
7-
$1.06 ft
preferred (quar.)_————
—•
4V27« preferred (quar.)_
43/4% preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
————
British
Columbia
Forest
Products, Ltd.—
6-13
Associated Electrical Industries (Ord)—
Associated
6-27
7-
preferred
Oil
Amer.
6-17
.
1
50c
4%
$18c
—
A
7-15
22c
—
Celanese,
British
6-10
7-15
6-17
7-15
7-
25c
Corp
Aroprican
7-15
40c
(quar.)—_————-—
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. (qUar.)_
Ashdown
(J. H.) Hardware, class
6-24
;
Manufacturing
Brillo
6-29
35c
(quar.)——————.
Corp.
6-20
1
—
(Shelby N. C.)
Co.
Traction,
1
1
1
7-
$25c
<Ala.
6 7® preferred (quar.)
—
Bridgeport Brass, common (quar.)_
4V2% preferred (initial)—
——
Bridgeport Gas Co., com. (quar.)
—
5.28% preferred (quar.)
Briggs Mfg. Co.—_—
Bright (T G.) & Co., Ltd., 57® pref. (quar.)
12ftc
50c
——.—-———————-
V
preferred (quar.)—;—
Club
iquar.) __——-—-
30c
6-
7-
7-
15c
& Sons
British-American
60c
(quar.)
6-30
6-13
$1.50
RR
Bristbl-Myers Co.,
56 ftc
(quar.)———:
Electric Co
6-30
1
7-
25c
Corp.,
J.)
Brazilian
10c
Hegeman
5-31
7-15
20c
—-—7
Co,
(E.
30c
—
7-30
7-15
—
Co.—
Insurance
Brach
British
(quar.)
common
Construction
Metal
5-27
1
3c
a
(quar.)___—_—
Corp.,
preferred
7-
6-15
1
redemption
——
Arrow-Hart
Extra
59 3/a c
(quar.)
called
being
6-lS
;. •/ $ioc
tquar.)-——
—
Herald-Traveler
Bowl-Mor
7-15
12 ft c
o
1
35C
(quar.)—-—
—
Albany
&
Boston
2
6-30
$1.08
(quar.)—
6-15
7-
$1.75
(s-a)_
convertible
Boston
6-30
25c
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
i5c
preferred (quar.)
3'/2% preierred
Bostich, Inc., class A (quar.)
1
$60c
(quar.)_——«
6-30
—---
(quar.)
C.)
Borg-Warner
6-30
$20c
-
Mfg.
Book-of-the-Month
6-24
7-15
7_
$1.75
;•
6-
5
7-15:'"
■
-
*
at $51.50 per share plus
Convertible to July 5.
50c
15C
(H.
5v27®
Ltd—
3oc
Inc.
9)
6-15
—
Ridge Insurance
Bohack
8-15
5
Bell
Quarterlj
8
6-24
1
Extra
Arvin
7
7-20
2-
6-15
$50c
Electric
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)—
Bliss & Laughlin (quar.)
7~
Bloch Bros. Tobacco, 6% preferred tquar.) —
7-
dividend.
Arnold
7-
0
11-10
7-15
10c
_—
Decker
&
8-
3
6-30
,,
Blackstone Valley Gas &
$1.18
issue
1
(quar.)—
Inc.
Son,
Quarterly
6-15
conv.
Machine
&
6-24
1
July
1
—
(quar.l————
Co.
(quar.)
8
7-
B
9-
12-
3-1-56
50c
Birmingham Fire Insurance Co.
...
Rubber, class A
Co.
Bird
6
$1.02
Armstrong
Mfg.
Bird
0
preferred
4.32%
6-15
15c
—7""""
7-
25c
(initial)
Light—
&
Power
4.727®
on
Power—
preferred
1
$1.25
common
6-
(initial-quar.)
4.65 7®
7-
quar.)_ .y:
(quar.)
6-17
$56'/4c
Argus Corp., Ltcf., common Tquar,)
$2.40 2nd pref. A (quar.JV
7 Arkansas Fuel Oil—
Arkansas
6-10
$25c
"
(quar.)
Ltd.,
A
6-30
.
(s-a)
Co.
Inc.
preferred
$1
Blue
(quar.-)
Gas
6-
$17 72C
2
20c
6-30
$15c
Louisiana
1
7-
(quar.)—-
5c
Quarterly
Arkansas
Co.
Hats,
Bnimore
8
tl5c
Cameras, Inc.
Mfg.
$1
_
Anthes-Imperial
Co.—
Apex Electric Mfg., 77® prior pfd. (quar.) —
Arcade Cotton Mills Co.: 6Y«
pfd (s-ft)_—.
Argus
7-
5 7®
Mills—
Development,
6-15
50c
(Los
——
Mining(increased
40c
(quar.)—_
Anglo-New.oundland
6-15
1
25C
com.
6-10
$70c
Co.
Co.,
Gas
10c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
7-
50c
1
$50c
preferred
6-15
7-
110c
Life ^ Insurance
Standard
75c
(quar.)
Anglo-Huronian,
84 3/8 c
$1.1272
—
—
5-31
6-29
$2.29
—
$2.80
Co.—
6-15
1
(quar.)_—
40c
Paper
1
7-
—
'4
1
6-28
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone
7-
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
Aviation (quar.)
——:——
Bickford's,
Electric Light :Co.__————
Co..
6-23
55c
30c
Corp
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—
Bethlehem Steel Corp., 77®
8-
$1.25
9-20
9-23
27a%
15c
6-30
25c
•
—
6-23
10- 3
15c
7-
v
20C
7-15
1
3
1
(quar.)———7~~"
7-
12'/2c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Anderson-Priehard
6-16
6-20
57®
7-11
1
7-
——
Beneficial
$2.25
—
6-17
7-
-4
Finance
1
6-15
8-
50
(
Bendix
"
1
1
Inc.,
(quar.)
7-
10-
5C
(quar.)
——-———
Aircraft
Bell
6-19
1
6-30
16 "4 c
—~—
Co.
R.
Quarterly
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
2
50c
Metal, Inc. (quar.)——________
Copper Mining (quar.)
Anchor Hocking Glass, common (quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)__
Anchor Precision, 5% 7® preferred
(initial)
7-20
7*
6-
Anaconda
7-
$1.12'/a
(quar.)—....
preferred
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-20
Co.—
C
Discount
67®
common
1
31'/4c
Telegraph
—•
50c
Quarterly
7-
(Indianapolis) —
preferred •:___
433/4c
(quar.)
2
6-13
1
7-
$1
common
common
Quarterly
6-
(quar.)
&
Extra
7-1
35c
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)..,
5ft %
6-
75c
183/4c
(quar.)
Arma,
7-
Belknap
6-17
1
•>vv/ 15c
(quar.)—
6% preferred
Paper
(quar.)
Writing
AiuobXeag
6-10
1
6-30
35c
(quar.)__
Bank Note, common
Bosch
7-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
6-27
933Ac
preferred
American
5%
Filter
preferred
7-20
$1
(quar.)
Goods
Air
American
6%
75c
Petroleum, new com. (initial quar.)
Aggregates, 5% preferred (quar.)
American
American
5c
1
75c
common
Amalgamated Leather Cos., 6%
Amalgamated Sugar (quar )
Amerada
$3
6-20
America—
preferred
Aluminum
1
(quar.)
12-12
6-30
7-
15c
Co..
Tobacco,
Associated
$1.44
Products
12-20 %
1
7-
7-15
Ltd., 77® pfd. (quar.) —.
Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
—Hardware & Mfg.—
;
60c
6-13
7-
15c
—
—
Co.,
R.
6-29
29c
Belgium Stores
75c
(quar.)
Ampco
Art
__
Creek
6-30
6-15
65C
(quar.)—
preferred (quarj_"———-—
preferred (quar.)
—
Bros.. Ltd.
<quar.)_—
$1.50
Holly
Co.
9-12
9-20
$1 25
——
(quar.)—_.——
common
Sugar Refining, common
Amtsbury
7-22
RR.~—
preferred
(s-a)
Fund, Inc.—
Beech
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—
Above
3 0c
(quar.)
Beatty
6-10
1
1,
$1.1272
Beldlng Corticclli,
preferred
American
Holdere
20c
_________—
(quar.
Corp.
6-10
6-27
..,
(quar.)__~
American Thread
6-22
343/bc
6-27
$1.25
*
6-22
6'AC
preferred A (quar.)_*._,
preferred B (quar.)
Ltd.—
Insurance
Stores
American
oo
83/4C
-
4 '/2 7®
75c
(quar.)—
States
American
c
7- 6
7-
3%7®
———
(quar.)
preferred
American
7-15
6-23
When
5%
-
Lints,
Co.,
Arkansas-Missouri
(quar. i__
1
6-15
6-10
75c
—,—
(quar.)
7-
Telephone
Inc.—>
preferred A (quar.)
Casualty & Surety Co.
Aetna
1
1
American
75c
•
8-
6-131
77-
—
dividend
Foods
6-30
6-30
$1
—
Stock
Beatrice
1
7-
Stamping
American
7-
75c
Spring of
American
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6-20
8-
6-22
7-15
25C
$1.433/4
Common
37'/2c
—
—
Snuff
American
7-15
6-14
6-22
1
7-
2% 7®
dividend
Berkshire
30c
<*
15c
55c
<quar.)__
(increased)
6-28
1
—
Inc. :<quar.)—
Benquet
$1.10
*.
Insurance
common
7-27
7-
6-30
20c
:
(quar.i.
Distilling,
B.)
stock
6-10'
25c
Jil
6-28
6-11
12 Vie
_——-
(quar.)—
8
6-11
Alloys, Inc.—
^
7-
1
6-10
Co,
15c
Corp.
(J.
tteum
2
7- 2
Express
8-19
2
7- 2
Extra
1
7-
$30c
Viddressograph-Multigraph
9-
6-30
50c
25c
—
(quar.)———-—
Laboratories.
Baxter
Baystate
$1.12 ft
—
7-
$$1.25
Adams
6-17
preferred
6-27
;
7-15
}$1.75
(quar.)
common
6-27
8
8
56 74 C
(quar.)—
Lomb Optical,
&
7-
(quar.)
preferred (accum.)
Hat Stores——__—
6-30
.
—
class A__„
Piano,
B
American Screw Co.
67®
6-30
27'/2c
(quar.)
47®
6-17
37'/2c
(quar.)—
Bausch
7-20
1
8-
$1.25
77-
—
Mfg. Co., common iquar.)
4>/27® preferred (quar.)————————
Bath Iron Works (quar.)
—
7-20
1
8-
25c
—
6-10
$5
Bates
6-22
'
$1
preferred (quar.)
$1.10
quar.)
(quar.)—
Optical
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
5%
.
(inc.
6-22
6-30
6-23
6-15
$1.50
Bastian-Blessing
6-30
1
'
preferred (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
53A 7®
6-30
6-15
5'/®
Gas,
American President
57®
;
Payable of Rec.
$12 ftc
40c
,
1
common
Corp.,
preferred
75c
$3
~a_
6-30
$1.75
(quar.)
V
7-15
35c
;
(s-a)——-———
Bros. Co. (quar.)
Refractories, common
6-29
6-30
130c
128Vac
$1.25
97*/2c
%
preferred
American
4','2%
Basic
$1.75
6-10
6-10
Adam
6-30
7-
7-
6-30
30c
Ltd.—
Canada
of
•;
(s-a)
Corp.; (quar.)
Bros.
(quar.)__
$1
—
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
Aluminum
1
7-15
Barker
(quar.)—_—
Surety (N. Y.)
(quar.)
—
4oc
iquar./__
(quar.)
$6
...
Acme
7-
pfeferred
6-10
$1.06
(accum.)
common
preference
American
15c
preferred (s-a)
Abitlbl Power & Paper Co., Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
4ft% preferred (quar.).
6 %
6-15
6-15
4
7-15
\
Share
preferred
& Fitch,
$1.20 class A
7-1
(increased quar.»____
Fire
National
67®
*
(resumed)
convertible
4%
1
$1.31 ft
—
common
Ltd.—
(quar.),
Molasses Co.
American
b-22
/- 1
7- 1
7-8
6-30
6-20
6-28
8-1
7-29
8- 1
7- 1
Per
Abercrombie
Barber Oil
1
7-
Bartgis
Metal Co.,
-
week, these being given in thf
Company
Inc.
Barber-Ellis
6-15
7-
77®
—_____—
com.
Shares, Inc., class A
6-14
30c
3iy4C
(quar.)—.
American
Tw
8- 4
Co.,
American
»
we
announced
I,
partic.
dividend.-—
Stock
preceding table.
M
6%
?
—
Metals
&
preferred
American
give the dividends announced in previous
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
AoDott
6-14
,
Foundry—
convertible preferred
5'/27®
4 V2 7®
Common
A
cumulative
—-
Metal Products,
American
6-^0
6-29
7-15
7-lo
—
Name of
67®
:
Maize Products, common (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
————
American-Marietta
£-30
I*0q
——
dends
Bankers Securities Corp.—
1
6-10
1
•V
(quar.)
Bank
6-15
7-
1
7-
$2.50
6-22
1
7-
—
6-21
American
77®
—
York (quar.)
of New
6-30
7-
$1.75
4 74%
7-1
28%c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Bank
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
American
•vt-
*
*,
(Illinois)
3.907®
6-20
7- 1
8- 5
8-1
8-10
8-10
7- 1
—
Below
i
20c
^
7-1
*
50c.
$1.12/2
$4.25 preferred (quar.).%——■■-—-■z-—
$1.06 ft
Watson-Standard Co., cojnmon (quar.)—__
20c
5%
preferred (quar.
**
Weymouth Light & Power (quar. >_—$1
Whiting Corp., common (quar.)
25c
6% preferred A (quar.)
c37ftc
Wilson-Jones Co. (resumed i__
25c
Wisconsin Southern Gas (quar.)-,-——-—
25c
Worcester County Electric, common (quar.)
95c
4.44%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.11
Yellowknife Bear Mines. Ltd. (interim)
$3c
York County Gas (quar.)—
50c
Young (J. S.) Co., common (quar.)—,
75c
7% preferred (quar.)__
$1.75
Youngstown Steel Car (reduced)15c
Washington Gas Light, common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
7-27
7-27
7-1
7-20
7- 1
7-1
7-18
6-30
7-15
25c
20c
(quar.)—__
(Kansas), 5%
(J. B.),
Sciver
Velvet
A
(s-a)
(quar.),
Distributors, Inc.—_—
United Telephone
Van
Ltd.
Products
Shirt
4ft%
—-
(quar.)_
Share,
&
Milk
United
U.S.
Co.
Bond
6-10
6-15
1
7-
7-20
$1
$1.50
(monthly)
preferred A
Machine
American
7-1
pfd.
1
Co., $2.50 conv.
Millij (extra)
Insurance
Union
25c
—
preferred
preferred
5ft 7®
----
----
----
.
convertible
4'/2 7®
>
•_—,
Thomaston
Title
1
1
25c
—-■*——-—
Investment
$1.25
6%
p/elerred (quar.)
Malleable & Mfg.-Corp. (quar.)
Haute
<
American
Power,
Thermoid
Products
Home
;
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
common
87'/2C
pid. (quar.)__
pid. (quar.)
$6
-
year
Inc., class A (increased)
Class B (increased)
—
Terre
American
7- 5
paying
Bank of
Talon.
Telluride
Felt Co.,
$1.50
_—___—
Extra
National
First
(quar.)—
47®
77-
-30c
(quar.)——•---
pfcl.
American Hard Rubber Co., $3.50
American Hardware
28,
No.
coupon
the
for
shares
B
Dividend
agent
Hair &
i*
par)
67®
6-20
6-30
50c
($10
Co.,
^
preierred (quar.)
7%
•
>
class
the
on
1954.
Felt
7- 5
£
Swedish Match Co.—
4%
Express
American
9--.0
8- 1
8-1
boc
(1954
Propane
preferred
•
American
American
9-9
6-20
6-30
* 10c
%
(accum.)
I
...,
Electric,
Bangor-Hydro
Corp.—
participating
-
30c
43v4C
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__________
Securities
Electric
preierrcd
American European Securities
(Directors deferred action on com. payment
at company meeting held on June
17)
Name of Company
Holdere
When
Per
Share
•
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
1955
Monday, June 27,
...
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
/'
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2936)
C
I
T
Bay
Gas,
Financial
67®
Corp,
pfd.
prior pfd.
(quar.)
(s-a)__
(quar.)
—
37'/2C
7-
1
6-15
50C
7-
1
6-10
Number 5441..; The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
-!
I
Per
Calif.
Cold
r <1.50
Timber Corp
&
Storage
$1.50
preferred
preferred
California Packing Corp.
California
Calumet
Water
&
$4.75
preferred
Camden
&
"A"
Red
Lake
Ltd.—
Canada
6%
B
Crushed
Dry
$4.25
1
6-10
6-10
$1.18%
6-30
6-16
7-
6-15
25c
7-30
7-
7-
6-15
1
5%
$3
k
20c
■
Mill
&
Lumber
preferred
Electric
&
Co..
preferred
4%
preferred
2
6-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
1
7-
1
5%
preferred
Cincinnati
1
6-17
Cornell-Dublier
6-30
6-14-
6-28
6-10
Ltd.-
•
Breweries,
Ltd., com. (quar./
preference
(initial)
Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Celanese Ltd., common (quar.)
$1 preferred (quar.)__i_
6-10
50c
6-15
37V2c
6-29
6-15
preferred
7%
(quar.)
Canadian Industries,
Ltd.
Common
4%
5J/2 %
5-31
Claussner
1
Clearfield
6-30
6-3
6-30
6-
3
6-30 :6-
3
1
7-15
Oil
(quar.)
*20c
7- 2
Investment
Ltd.,
5%
preference
5%
redeemable
preference
8%
preference
Ry.,
Cleveland
6-17
Climax
6-28
6-14
Clinchfield
preferred
8-15
7-14
7%
7-
i
b-
1
4%
2nd
Canadian
Cannon
(quar.)
6%
Capital
Transit
Capitol
8-
1
6-23
8-
2
6-30
7-11)
JU?I»
I.,.Carey
Baxter
j.^Carey
(Philip 1
Carnation
preferred
Kennedy
&
Mfg.,
7-
1
6-10
New
6-30
6-15
4%
7-
6-15
$2.75
6-30
6-
8
$1.25
6-30
6-
1
93 %c
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
6-15
1
1
$5
Power
&
preferred
4.20%
Carolina
Carriers
&
27
fiz
Telegraph
W.)
Caspers Tin Plate (quar.)
Catelll Food Products, class
Class
B
Class
B
Corp.
2nd
preferred
Ltd.
preference
$2.50
Central
6-21
5%
6-30
6-15
7-20
7-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
4%
Gas,
Southern
6-20
Color-Craft
8-31
8-15
Columbia
11-15
8-31
8-15
11-30
11-15
Columbia
Gas
7-20
Columbia
Pictures
7-20
New
System
$1.12%
(quar.)
40c
Ltd.,
$20c
com
7-
7-
6-
1
3
Columbus
3
Columbus
&
Life
Southern
Ohio
Combustion
Engineering
Credit
7-
2
6-23
Commercial
7-
Solvents
Corp.
2
6-2J
Commercial State Bank & Trust
Trust
6-30
6-15
Commercial
Wharf
6-30
6-15
Commonwealth
Co.
$1.25
9-20
9-
9
Commonwealth Water Co., 5V2%
6%
preferred
A
and
B
(quar.)
$1.25
12-20
12-
9
___
$1.12%
7-
1
6-10
____
$1.18%
7-
1
6-10
Common
4.10%
(increased quar.)
45c
4.75%
4.80%
7-
7-
1
Illinois
Light,
4%%
Central
Illinois
Public
4%
$2.50
4.15%
common
Public
preferred
preferred
4.75%
preferred
Century
Investors,
De
Pasco
Chaabourn
.
Champion
$4.50
Paper
&
preferred
5%%
!
Corn
6-24
Diversey Com
6-20
Dixie
1
6-13
5%
50c
8-
1
6-22
Dixon
$5c
7-15
6-30
Dodge & Cox Fund
7-
1
6-10
6-30
6-20
'
Chesapeake
$6
•
$37c
9-15
9-10
12-15
12-10
$12.50
(Hartford)
7-
1
7-
1
6
8-
1
7-
5
—
Corset,
Dominion
Common
"l
4%%
Ltd.
1
7-
5
1
6-20
Dominion
Steel
7-
1
6-20
Dominion
Stores
Ltd.
1
9120
Dominion
Tar
Chemical, Ltd.—
—
(quar.)
Inc.,
•
—
common
(quar.)
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated
Cement
10c
Com.
(quar.)
10-
6-30
6-10
7%
1
6-30
7-
Consolidated Chemical
Class
15
&
Common
Class
6-10
6-17
6-30
(quar.).——
Ltd.
(quar.)_—__
—-
6-15
6-30
6-30
Cigar Corp., common
(quar.)—^
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp.
6-15
Consolidated
Ltd
*0 5n
Diversified
Standard
noncumnlative
1
6-15
Consolidated
Dry Goods
7-
1
6-15
Consolidated
Edison
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
(quar.)
50c
37'Ac
common
(quar.)
6-30
oreferred
6-29
6-17
preferred
(quar.)
10c
7-
1
1
6-17
56%c
7-
1
From
7-
1
6-10
6-28
Ltd.
6-10
Fibre
(s-a)
-
75c
common
(quar.)
Bank
(N.
343/8c
1
6-15
1
6-11
7-
1
6-11
Y.)—
7-
inc..)__
16c
7-15
6-30
$1.12%
investment
6-15
(quar.)
7-15
6-30
$4
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
6-30
R-31
$75c
7-
6-24
1
7-
1
6-17
Duff-Norton
7-
1
6-17
Dulany
6-27
6-13
8
New
(initial
common
Duke
35c
+40c
7-15
6-17
7-15
6-17
$?5c
7-15
6-
3
3
Ltd.—
quar.)
7-15
6-
53c
7-
1
6-21
Consolidated Royalties
15c
7-15
6-30
casters,
Class
(quar.)
Inc.,
Consumers
Radio
&
Broad¬
(Toronto)
Power,
S4.50
<ii
7-
1
6-10
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$i.-q
7-
1
6-10
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
A
Duraloy
7- 2
6-15
Duriron
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-
-
$1.12%
$1.13
6-
3
6-
3
5%
Duval
8-
8
9-
3
8-
0
—
6-10
7-
6-27
7-
6-10
$2
..
;•
1
a
6-20
50c
6-30
9-26
9-19
6-30
6-
$1
$1
0
8-20
11-20
6-10
1
7-
7-15
v.
7-
0
7-
1
6-23
7-
1
6-15,
6-29
6-17
62 %c
7-10
6-10
6-30
6-2-.W
6-20
6-14
9-20
9-14
7-29
6-3)
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-17
7-
6-
2
0
7-15
6-2*
7-15
$20c
6-2'P
7-15
6-2J
6-30
6-15
r
7-15
6-1 >
$25c
7-28
7*
25c
9-15
8-17
7
8-
1
7-
$10c
11-
1
10-
1
25c
7-
2
6-
JL
9-
1
25c
10-1
2
$$1.75
7-15
6-13
7-15
6-23
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-21
$1.12%
87 %c
pfd.
$1.50
6%
com.
A (quar.t
(increased quar.)
Co.,
class
4
6-30
6-
7-
6-l>
1
0
45c
7-
0
7-25
7-
0
7-
1
11-1
7-
1
6-15
10-15
(quar.)
6-1J
$1.75
7-
1
6-15
8-
2
7-22
15C
11-
1
10-21
10%
7-12
50c
,—
—
—
9-
9
45c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred
7-
1
$0.4678
50c
51
51/8c
52%c
52/2c
5c
31 ,4c
5-10
8-19
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
'7-
1
7-
1
P-15
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-10
(quar.)
of America (initial)
9-
1
8-19
12-
(quar.)——;
preferred
(quar.)
Sulphur & Potash
7-35
15c
—
A
(quar.)
Corp.
6-30
7-20
25c
(quar.)
Co.
Dynamics
6-10
6-30
7-15
12 %c
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) J
4.10% preferred (quar.)
4.15% preferred (quar.)4.20% preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
6-15
3
Inc.—
4%
1
3
(quar.)
3.75%
7-
9-
50c
Duquesne Light Co., com.
$20c
(quar.)_
v
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.
(quar.)——
7- 1
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
6-10
(quar.)
Co.,
Coffee
6-15
6-20
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.12'/a
;
Gas
Power
6-15
28c
common
B
Consumers
$25c
:
Television
7%
6-10
15c
35c
;
de Nemours & Co.—
Co.
H.)
(J.
Duncan
Consolidated Retail Stores. 4'/*% pfd. (quar.)
Extra
$3.50
6-1®
1
35c
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
7-
$1
25c
B.) Laboratories,
I.)
(E.
—-—-—
Ltd., 7%
(quar.)
convertible preferred
Pont
7-
(Canada)
—
Paper Corp.,
5%
du
&
Mont (A.
25c
655/sC
(quar.)
Smelting
&
Drilling
Co.,
Co.
—
—•—
—
(quar.)
4% preference
Exploration-
8-
$40c
Consolidated
1
Draper Coro,
Dravo Corp.,
6-15
(quar.)——1
Textile
Chemical
$4.50
income
Mining
(s-a)
Consolidated
-
7-
7-
inuar.)
6-15
50c
Extra
40c
7- 1
7- 1
preference
$1
Du
(quar.)
investment
Consolidated
6-17
$1.12%
Dow
Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston)—
6-17
7-
preferred
Dominion
7-15
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
Foods, common
5%%
6-27
7-15
1
10c
<quar.)__
Securities,
(quar.)—
tN.
Y.) —
Co.-
Consolidated
preferred
7-15
1
8-
30c
$1.25
(quar.)__
.______—
7-
$5
1
8-
62V2c
$5 preferred
6-15
68c
8-
37V2C
•
6-10
6-30
j
—
preference
$1
$1.14
;
...
10c
(quar.)
62 '/2c
f
(quar.)__.
Consolidated
6-17
6-30
B
Extra
5
6-30
.
6-30
$$1
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
6-10
6-30
$1
$25c
Square Corp.,
& Coal,
8-1
2IV2C
(quar.)
Extra
6-10
1
6-30
A
Industries—
6-10
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Dominion
6-14
$17%c
Investments,
Scottish
Common
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Common
1
$1.07
—
(quar.)—
Dominion Glass Co., Ltd., common
Dominion
3
6-
7-
$15c
—J— $$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
7-
Co.,
(quar.)
6-1®
6-10
7-1
$17%c
$20c
25c
(quar.)_.
Oil Fields (monthly)____
Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—
Dominguez
6-24
V
1
25c
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
7-
22c
Quarterly
Dome
Dominion
6-30
25c
8-
preferred
preferred
$1.19
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
$1.37V2
31'/4C
(quar.)
series A
preferred
Crucible
(quar.)
(Joseph)
7- 2
20c
(quar.)
Cup Co.—
convertible
6-13
5-20
1
5c
(quar.)
Corp.
10c
$2.06
Connohio
$1.17
Exchange
preferred
District
1
6-30
7-
50c
15c
6-17
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4% %
3
5
pfd. (quar.)
Power, com.
$1.04
(quar.)
(from net
6-
7-
1
28'/8C
5
6-10
50c
Fund
6-30
Theatres
6-20
$1.50
(s-a)
7-
-
Quarterly
Chemical
DiGiorgio Fruit, $3 preferred
Diebold, Inc., common
4%% preferred (quar.)
1
62%c
•*
._
convertible preferred
Chemical
1
8-
Inc.—
Mills,
6-
(quar.)
50c
Vought Aircraft.
Chapman Valve Mfg.
(quar.)
Paper
7-14
6-30
preferred
22 %c
Chance
Charmin
7-28
$1.90
5c
convertible
6-24
—-
______———.
6-17
1
35c
(quar.)
Extra
4% %
7-11
(quar.)
Quarterly
5
1
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
9-19
Site
5
7-
87%c
(quar.)
Hosiery Mills,
10-10
Industrial
7-1
25c
(stock div.)__:
7-
Service—
convertible
non-cum.
Cerro
__'
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Vermont
Dickinson
7-
4%
—
quarterly basis
a
7-
7-
?0c
(quar.)___,
Co.___
preferred
4.65%
$2
(quar.)_
:.—___
5.44%
6-20
on
(s-a)
'
preferred
Central
6-30
Now
1
6
Telephone,
Detroit Steel Corp.
1
7-
Extra
6-30
6-30
8-
6-17
Central
7-20
7-29
8-
6-17
Power,
Detroit, Hillsdale & South Western RR.
Detroit International Bridge (s-a)-.
50c
47'/2c
51 Vic
6-17
Republic
6-15
51c
6-30
Maine
1
8-15
7-15
40c
(quar.)
(quar,)____
(quar.)
6-30
3.50%
7-
Canada Tunnel Corp.
7-29
1
6-1®
40c
Detroit &
Detroit Edison
Co.
7
7-U
10c
Corp
6-15
6-15
(quar ).
6-30
Central
Brass
1
1
(quar.)——
$1
Central
&
7-
7-
preferred
$1.23
Co.
Aluminum
1
7-
25c
(quar.);
preferred
preferred
$1.06%
Gas
Detroit
9-
12-
8-15
$2
quar.)_a
(quar.)—
Denver, Chicago Trucking Co.
$2
4.92%
Indiana
6-21
stock
debenture
—__———
(increased
A
$2.04
4.25%
Central
Insurance
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5
8%
(quar.)
class
6-17
$1.121/2
(quar.)__
7-
1
Mfg.,
$2.20
Service—
pfd.
9-
Co.
9-28
92 %c
—
23c
55c
$120
Central
6-28
$-1?
uhhm.
6-17
7-1
$1.18%
7-19
9-22
t38c
Fire
Electric
S
12-28
$$2.50
17%c
-
6-17
1
$1.02%
,
_______________
1
$1.02%
:
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___,
preferred (quar.)_
4.10%
Delta
1
7-
pfd. (quar.)
(Toronto)—
Asso.
Connecticut Light &
7-
6-15
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-
.
Connecticut
\
Central Illinois Electric & Gas Co.—
7-
R.
$1
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-10
Delaware R.
$1
Compo Shoe Machinery, 5%
1
6-15
75c
Co. (increased)
International, Ltd
(quar.)
7-
6-30
4.56%
(s-a)
Edison
B
$1.08%
3
(quar.)
—
and
.__
6-
pfd.
^
25c
City)
7
„
6-28
(quar.)
(quar.)—
65c
(N. Y.)
(Jersey
Co._—
A
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)__
4.75%
preferreed (quar.)
6-30
preferred
preferred
40c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)
& Light, 3.70%
preferred (quar.)
$5
•
6-28
7%c
(quar.)
Delaware Power
10c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred series
4.35%
4.28%
20c
3
6- 7
50c
75c
(quar.)
Co.
Life
4%
;
25%
(quar.)
Commercial
Confederation
s
3
6-20
6-29
....
?5c
(s-a)
Electric
6-13
6%
series
3
6-
10c
Insurance
6-30
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
6-
30c
7-11
Commonwealth
7-15
6-20
6
7%c
Co.
6-10
1
6-
25c
$75c
$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.
6-30
7-
6-
common
Stores,
1
9-15
6-
Ltd., class A
Delaware & Hudson
1
9-29
1
(quar.)—
12'/2c
(quar.)
dividend)..—____
62 %c
___;
7-
6-16
6-16
35c
60c
50c
50c
3%
25c
93%c
"
$2
(quar.)_________—___
Commercial
preferred (quar.)
of Georgia Ry. Co.—
8-
Dejay
1
1
7-
-
25c
59%c
$$2.50
—
6-15
$2
(quar.)
7-15
Gas—
1
6-30
$1.25
preferred
(stock
Mutual
6-
1
6-
7-
31V4C
(initial)—
common
3
6-29
6-20
7-
1
A
Co.
& Co.,
Deere
Dennison
common
partic. preferred
Participating
8-10
1
Mfg.
6-20
7r
—
preferred (s-a)
Records, Inc. (quar.)
Decca
68V4C
(quar.)_____
50c
8-10
7-
10c
—
Products
5%
7-15
6-20
6-17
t
5
6-29
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% preferred (quar.)
Debentures & Securities Corp. of Canada—
1
7-
37%c
75c
$1.75
A
Frere,
6-30
6-30
6-30
(quar.)_
David
&
6-17
$1.12%
(quar.)
7-15
62'/2C
(quar.)_
class
class
S
6-13
6-30
15c
6-14
7-29
10c
37V2c
pfd.
6-
6-30
9
6-30
,
$10
Dairies
preferred
6-20
9-
.
7-
;
6-14
Ry.—
Baking Co.,
5%
Decker
__2
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend!
Dan River Mills (quar.)—:
Dana Corp., 3%%
pfd. A (quar.)
Davega Stores Corp. of N. Y.—
*
6-13
6-30
—$1.75
1
7-
5c
com.
*■-'
1
15c
Co.r common.
class A (quar.)
non-cum.
6-10
1
1
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
:
Corp.
7-15
7-
$1
(accum.)
(quar.)
non-cum.
$2
6-20
9-16
10-
15c
common
Engine Co., 4%%
$2
2
50c
Co.. 5% pfd. (accum.)
Daltch Crystal
7-
$2
(quar.)—
(quar.)
non-cum.
7-15
1
9-30
50c
Gas
1
8-
$1.25
(quar.)___.:__
class A (quar.)—
7-29
is
non-cumulative preferred...
11-30
preferred
6-15
8-
50c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Sugar,
preferred
6-23
„
25c
\
(quar.)
Co.
,
60c
America,
8%
9
6-13
1
25c
(quar.)__
6-30
35c
68%c
common..'.!..-!;^-
non-cumulative
1st
1st
of
9-
6-30
$2
(quar.)
$2
8
7-
$35c
—
& Forster Securities,
B
6-13
12-14
6-30
(quar.)
7-
87V2c
$1.25
'
(quar.)
& Iron,
Interstate
&
pfd.
conv.
& Forster,
7- 1
1-1-56
.
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
Curtiss-Wright
'
;
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash. D. C.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
issue
redemption)
for
40c
(s-a)
&
preferred
7-
$0.2722
this
preferred (quar.
4%
6-11
6-30
63c
30c
$1
$7.40
;
Fuel
Colorado
7-
1
6-20
———35c
believe
(we
$1.05
(quar.)
Investments
Electric
6-10
6-29
6-20
7-
preferred,.series"A (quar.)
- 5L
5V2% preferred series B (quar.)_____
C13c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
(s-a)___—$50c
Aguirre Sugar
Canada
1
6-20
7-
15c
pfd. (quar.)
Monthly
America—
of
Knitting,
5%
6-21
17 %c
A
(quar.)_
preferred series A
4.75%
1
7-
7-
37V2c
(quar.)__
class A (initial)-i-i
5%
$25c
preferred
Central
7-
35c
(auar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, com.
Central
V
$1 75
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
8
$25c
A
Celtic
8-
50c
—__
(initial)-
called
$12c
Class
Central
.Colorado
6-15
10c
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
(J. I.) Co., 7% preferred
4% %
6-15
12VZC
Co.__
Case
Celanese
1
1
v2 c
Colorado
Corp. (quarterly derived
from net investment income)
(J.
4.20%
7-
77-
$2
(quar.)
1
$1.25
$1.05
common—.
(quar.)
6-17
Colorado Central Power'(monthly)
,
General
entirely
Carter
Light,
(quar.)—
preferred
Telephone
$3.50
Colonial Sand & Stone
,,,
'
Carolina
7-?
(quar.)
(initial)^.——.
preferred
1
$1
Corp
Co.,, new
class B
being
Steel
Cuban Tobacco
6-17
Loan.-.(Boston)
preferred
(inital)
(Toronto)
(quar.)
7%
3
7-
(quar.)
Radio
Collins
20c
(quar.)
pfd.
1st
Collateral
6-
—
(quar.)
International
15c
(quar. >
5%
3%'!o
Co.,
class A
Co.
65c
(quar.)
common
convertible
Finance,
Colvate-Palmollve Co..
.
1
$1.75
v
—
preferred
Coca-Cola
6-15
30c
Co
Records,
$2.60
,JL—
<quar.)i__
Coca-Cola Bottling (Cinn.) class A (quar.)__
Coca-Cola Bottling (St. Louis) (quar.)
6-21
7-
Co.
preferred
International, class A
A
7%
$1.12V2
6-13
10c
8%
Cuban-American
-
$1.50 conv. preferred
1
6-21
8
6-17
6-13
1
10c
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
7- 8
4
7-
3%c
6-16
1
1
7-
7-29
8-
(quar.)
Insurance
Crystal Tissue
7-29
1
6-30
(quar.)
Zellerbach
Class
6-20
6-21
8-
$15c
Co
7-
1
4
1
II- 1
7-15
10c
15c
fi-
1
12-21
7-
8-15
11-15
40c,
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
Curtis Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
$7 preferred (quar.)
6-
7-
-3-56
5%
6-21
(quar.)—
7-11
6-
7-
-Crum
6-17
1
(quar.)
class A
Cork
Crum
6-21
7-
$2.50
7-20
1
7-
6-23
1
6-21
6%
__
__:
25c
1
10c
1
1
7-
1
50c
(final)
i,
1
$50c
common
7-
6-15
7-
$2.50
Corp.
Forster,
Crucible
6-13
7-15
25c
(s-a)
75c
7-
10c
Co.,
A
6-17
6-30
.
20c
regis,
Cummins
Coca-Cola
Westinghouse. Ltd.
Shoe
Class
1
,
1
25c
<quar.)__.
Co.
Oil
Life
&
ord.
common
Cumberland
7-
6-20
(s-a)
Ltd.
Wheat
B
Crown
$5
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_ii—
6-20
7-
(quar.)
6-16
& Co.—
6-30
8c
6-15
7-
^
Class
Crown
$1.25
preferred
Cluett Peabody
6-15
25c
87%c
20c
$2.50
(monthly)
8-15
t$l 12%
(quar.)
of
Crossett Co.,
7-
.
50c
:
(quar.)
7-15
(s-a)
L.),
Crestmcnt
1
Louis
(quar.)_____J
6-17
$1.31 %
:
6-0O
Coal
1
Coastal
7-
$1.50
—
i
St.
&
I-2*
1
(s-a)
common
6-30
Molybdenum
9-
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
4%%
1
7-11
$1.50
(quar.)
6-15
1
6%c
18c
2%
(s-a)
7-
67/sC
(quar.)
$75c
(interim)—
common
Cream
$2.50
(quar.)
Trencher
t$2
preference
non-cum.
preferred
6-30
$$1.25
(quar.)
Crampton Mfg..
8-
Illuminating—
$$1.25
.
Pacific
$4.50
7-29
7-15
$15c
(quar.)
7-22
7'/2c
(s-a)__
is-a)
common
$10c
i$l
1
8-15
Class
-.
rqts.
preferred
Crown
preferred '.(quar.)_.:•_■
$10c
pref.
(R.
10%c
*
Chicago
1
7-
,
$2.50
Co.
preferred
Crain
dividend
-_
Clinioi,,., Foods
(quar.)__„__
com.
"V 5%
6-17
Crum
(quar.)
Cleveland' Electric
Trust,
this
common
Cincinnati,
$$1
(qua*:)
(quar.)
•'» Canadian
Ry.,
5%
<
Ltd
to
Builders Supply
$93%c
■
plus
July 6)
share
per
Semi-annual
0-15
_
Cos.,
7-
5%
6-16
6-27
conv.
Hosiery Co., 5% preferred
& Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
Cleveland
% 6-30
$$1
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
.' Cleveland,
6-15
$27Vic
common
redeemable
4'!o
5-31
6-
(1954 series)—
International
Canadian
Clary Corp.,
$25c
___
preferred (quar.)
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co.
Ltd.,
7-
$31
at
(convertible
7-11
(quar.)
A
11
7-11
8-
Ohio),
6-21
6-30
preferred—
Entire issue called for redemption on July
1
6-
Controller,
7-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Clark
$15c
7Vir/o
Canadian
7-
(Dayton,
non-cum.^preferred
6%
6-24
7-
$43%c
class
12-15
1
150c
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
8-
$362/sC
Canners,
Machine,
1-3-56
Railway
City
'
7-
8-
(quar.)
Shoe,
7- 1
8-
6- 1
Ltd.—
deposit
Chemical
20c
v:;
6-14
t$i.30
(quar.)
Corp.
Craddock-Terry
6-24
uiV-tC
convertible
Canadian Ice
6-14
1
$31c
(quar.)
Ltd.
1
6-29
$$1.25
Electric,
7-
6-30
$31%c
General
Amer.
50c
7-
-jv
___
General Investments,
8-15
$1.75
20c
$1.37'/2
t$1.50
Canadian
9-1
City Baking Co.,
tlOc
bonus
(s-a)
Canadian
Cott
6-20
$65c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
7-20
6-15
'V
—
City Products Corp. (reduced
$1.75
9-15
1
2
6-15
$1.25
3
8-
12c
9-15
preferred
10-
40c
Co._
(quar.)
O-IB
com.
6-15
Cowles
(quar.)
i
Ltd.,
1
7-
7-25
Reynolds Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
,
Courtaulds
1
$1.13
&
7-
$1.25
6-10
7-
$1.62%
(s-a)
(quar.)
class A
$1
$1
Telephone—
Yards
Stock
Cable
2
Co.
Corroon
Citizens
1
Bronze
7-15
Beverage
6-30
50c
(quar.)
8-16
$1
6-30
50c
(quar.)
(Torontu)
preferred
Corporate Investors,
'
6-15
1
Electric—
6-20
Circle
&
Machine
A
series
Inc.
6-10
7-
Industries—
(quar.)
1
Cincinnati
7-
preferred' (s-a)
Coro,
6-10
10-
Ry.
6-16
t$l
$15c
(quar.)
anniversary
7-
30c
(quar.)
1
b-10
ixoc
100th
7-
6-15
Union
Steel
-
$$2.50
$1.75
6-10
1
7-1
93%c
tquar.)
preferred. (quar.)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
3% % -preferred 1945-1947 series (quar.)_
2
Utilities
preferred
$5.25
■
6-28
Wire
pfd.
Continental Life Insurance
7-
$10c
Canadian
v.
7-
$1.13
bonus
Canadian
'
Cooper (Peter), 6%%
Quarterly
bonus
5%
v
6-17
;
anniversary
5%
■■
7-
1
Co.—
Bell
anniversary
Canadian
V
6-15
7-
4%%
6-16
7-
15c
7-26
1
6-17
6-30
$1.37%
Co., common (quar.)_
6-30
$25c
$20c
—__
(quar.)
Canada Steamsnip Lines, Ltd.—
;
-
i
(quar.)
Suburban
&
&
Continental
Continental Gin
$ouc
:
Foundry
6-30
45c
Quarterly
6-27
:
RR.
luoth
southern
6-15
$3.75
H older*
Payable of Ree.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
6-15
(s-a)__
100th
Canada
1
Co.,
Copper
6-30
*
.
com.
(quar.)
Inter-Terminal
preferred
Special
Special
-
.
7-
Continental
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.- "
77-
Ltd., class B
Mortgage Corp.
10-18-
7-27
(quar.)___•_
Special
Permanent
1
Can
75c
(quar.)
Co.
13
12%c
(quar.)___—
$2
4%
41o
20c
:
preferred
25c
—
(quar.)
Assurance
$1.50
37V'2c
75c
$1.25
City Investing Co., common
5%%
preferred (quar.)
Canada
$5.50
Share
•
Lines
Continental Baking, com.
11-
25c
~
(quar.)____
(quar.)——
Gas
Cincinnati
$1.06V4
Corp.,
Continental
62'/2c
Cincinnati
6
■
~
Co.
7
2 V2 %
7-
$$1.50
common
Power
com.___—_—._
7-29
1
Stone, Ltd.—
Assurance
Ry.,
6-28
1
6-20
Ltd.
8-26
(quar.)
7-27
62Vic
6-16
Machinery, Ltd
Iron Foundries,
1
dividend
Chicago,
6-16
Flooring Co.,
9-
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool,-common
1
7-
Ale,
$10
$1.
Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Chile Copper Co. (increased)
Chipman Knitting Mills, Ltd.
5%
preferred
(s-a)
% 7% preferred (quar.)
'■/.
8-26
A
preferred
Chicago
7-
Canada
class
Stock
8-
;__—v '
7-
1
"
1
Inc.
1
9-
Air
Continental
37% c
Bakeries,
8-
$2
Eastern Illinois RR.—
Chicago Great Western
7-
Canada
Life
3
6-15
\
common.—
& Cut
Northern
1
6-27
(quar.)
Canada
2
7-
$10c
Ginger
Canada
7-
$2
•
preferred (quar.)
Canada
3
(quar.)_—$62%c
Co. Ltd.,
preferred
Canada
6-
7-
.
Bread
preference
2
8-15
:i
; 87J/2c
—
Chicago
75c
Quarterly
5%
3
15c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
When
Per
'
Name of Company
Continental
tlOc
Mines,
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Campbell Taggart Associated
Canada
6-
5t>c
(initial)
common
2
6-
(fc^Canal
*1,
Payable of Rec.
-
Special
45c
Refrigerating & Terminals Co. (s-a)
Campbell (A. S.) Co.. $2.50 pfd. (quar.)
New
1
9
Camden
Campbell
12-
6-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Ry (s-a)
Burlington
Chicago Dock
,7-15
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
Holdert
When
Share
9-
7-
$$1.12'/a
Per
,
,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—
3V2%
convertible preferred
7-
(quar.)
62c
—„—17c
(increased quar.)—
Service
Hecla,
*
,.
Electric Power $2.50 pfd.
Fund__
>.
Name of Company
7-11
12-10
$$1
preferred (quar.)____
4% %
Calif.
California
2
9-10
12%c
I2%c
$$1.25
!
4% preferred (quar.)
;
8-
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
pfd.
Calgary Power Ltd., 5%
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1
Distributing
&
participating
participating
When
Share
Name of Company
Calaveras Land
(2937)
1
11-18
31 Ac
6-30
6-10
10c
6-30
6-15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14
preferred
SI
preferred
preferred
$7
$6
1
6-19
76c
7-
1
6-15
Above
10c
7-
1
6-
6-
1
6-18
Stock
7'/aC
10-
1
0-16
Fruehaui
Co.,
1
Class
B
common
8
Fuller
Fuller
6-
6-30
6-15
Gamble-Skogmo,
7-
6-15
7-
75c
6-30
75c
7-
7-15
6-30
Paso
Co.
6-20
preferred
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-20
General
50c
7-
1
6-16
50c
7-1
6-20
6-17
5-23
$1.12'A
u.
._
1
5-23
......
6%
(quar.i
;
6-14
General
1
6-20
General
Baking
7-
1
6-20
..
7-
II
6-13
7-
1
6-13
7-
1
.6-13
62'Ac
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred (quar.)
1-
$2.50
Builders Supply,
Cable
(s-a)
Walter Dry Goods
preferred
77c
vMy At,
i\i
4%
2nd
Mfg.,
Electric
$1
(quar.)
Stock
Equity Fund,
Erie
held)
A
1
6-30
7-
1
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
6c
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-15
'>
___^_.
v
(quar.)
common
*5 preferred series A
.-
preferred "eries A (quar.)
Essex County Electric Co.
Ltd., 4.16%
Excelsior. Life Insurance Co.
Federal
G%
25c
Y.
1
8-
1
7'15
7-
1
6-15
.
$i
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
62'Ac
7-
1
6-14
137'Ac
3%
37'Ac
I"""
6-29
6-
$3.50
6-15
25c
6-27
6-10
IIIIIIIIIIIIHI
I
7-15
6-30
7-
6-24
50c
10-
1
(quar.)
1
5.20%
preferred
General Telephone
7-15
6-30
7-15
-6-30
Bank & Trust Co.
7-
8
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-17
dividend)""!""""
2%
9-16
7-30
7-14
Boston
(Boston)
II" ~
(quarJIIII!
Corp.,
National
Bank
First
National
City
National
(Jersey City)
Bank
Stores
4Vi%
'preferred
5'/i7o
preferred
$1
7-14
6-17
7-14
6-17
Genesee
50c
6-30
6-22
8-
7-
50c
7-
6-
25c
1
(quar.)IIIH
(quarll
.
"
Foremost
^Dairies, com. (increased" q"u"ar"j""
preferred (quar.)
■»•/—
-<«*%
.
Fostoria
(quar.)
Pressed
Foundation
Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (quail)
Fraser
(quar.)
Cos., Ltd. (quar.)
Frick Co.,
Friedman
6%
(L.)
preferred
Realty
Corp.
(quar.)_
Gerber
6-21
15c
7-
1
7-
1
6-21
7-13
Giant
7-
50c
7-
Gibson
Glatfelter
1
6-10
6-30
6-15
II
(quar )
211
(quar.)
Co.,
72%
preferred
preferred
(1955
20c
7-
6-10
$1
77-
1
fi-l«
7-
1
6-16
7-
6-16
1
6-15
6-30
6-20
7-22
6-30
6-30
6-20
7-15
7-
7-35
Falls
7%
Co.
7-
8-15
8-
1
10c
11-15
11-
1
12'Ac
6-30
6-15
6-17
(quar.)
Insurance
(N. Y.)
preferred
6-30
6-10
;
6-30
.
6-30
6-23
8-
6-30
1,
8- 1
8- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-30
6-28
7-30
7-30
6-29
.-
1
Goebel
60c
6-30
6-30
convertible
preferred
Stock
&
Goldblatt
Golden
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber
Extra
(quar.)
1
6-10
7-
1
;. e-io
J 20c
35c
vi
7-
"
.
8-
6-22
1
1
6-10
8-25
„
6-30
(N. Y.)
6-20
5%
7
5%
6-
7-15
7
,7-15
8
7-
8
^
i
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
—
7.
J.)
.
6-
3
6-
3
7- 1
7- 1
6-
3
6-
3
7- 1
6-15
9
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-30
6-30
7- 1
6-20
7-
1
6-17
7- 1
7- 1
6-17
1
6-13
7-
6-20
6-20
6-17
6-17
Chocolate,
7-22
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
6-30
6-21
7-22
7-
7- 1
6-10
7-28
6-28
6-15
6-15
6-15
8
7- 1
6-20
7- 1
8- 1
6-15
8- 1
7- 1
7-15
7-15
6-13
1
6-17
6-14
6-20
9-20
6-23
6-23
(quar.)__
"
;
(quar.)
Consolidated
Gold Mints,
Ltd.—
Quarterly
80c
Home
Co.,
Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Hooker Electrochemical—
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
Hoover Co., 4'A% preferred (quar.)
Guaranty
Title
Drugs,
Horder's,
Horner
Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.
(Frank W.). Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Shoppes, Inc. (quar.)
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—
convertible
Household
Finance,
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5%
6-10
Houston
6-10
Houston
7- 1
6-15
7-
1
6-17
6-30
6-20
8-15
8-
1
15c
7-15
7-
1
5%
5
Natural
Gas,
7-
5
7-
45c
5
1
6-10
7-11
6-24
7-
6-17
1
35c
6-30
6-20
$1
6-30
6-20
$1.37'A
6-30
6-20
40c
7-1
€-
7
1
-6-
7
433Ac
7-
7- 2
6-20
56 AO
7-
6-15
•7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
8-15
7-25
1250
53'/eC
1
50C
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-15
7-
1
8-
1
7-15
12'AC
7-
1
6-15
Oil Co. of Texas
9-15
9-
3
12-15
12-
5
6-25
5-31
7-10
6-24
+75C
7-15
6-17
6-15
50C
25c
6-30
12'Ac
6-30
25c
6-30
6-22
25C
7-
1
6-13
$6C
6-30
6-20
6-
2
6-30
5-31
8-
1
6-30
37'AC
8-
1
6-3Q
50c
7-
1
6-11
35c
7-
1
6-20
40c
7-
1
6-20
50c
8-
1
7-
7-
1
6-21
Field
Ltd.—
$1.50 class A preferred
Hubbard Felt Co.,
(quar.)
1
25c
6-30
6-24
15c
6-30
6-20
$1.06y4
6-29
6- 2
$1.12'A
6-30
6-20
7-15
25c
8-
1
$12'Ac
7-
2
6-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
7-15
6-30
56'Ac
30C
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
$1.10
7-15
6-30
6-14
25c
6-30
31'Ac
6-30
6-14
62'Ac
6-30
6-14
50c
6-30
6-17
$1.25
6-30
6-20
$1.37'A
6-30
6-20
7-
6-
(quar.)__
Material Co.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
40C
J45C
common
preferred
Vi %
7-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par) (quar.)
preferred ($50 par) (quar.)
7- 1
7- 1
5
25c
5
833Ac
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
Houston
7-
15c
Hot
$2.25
7-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dairy Co., common (s-a)
preferred (s-a)
Insurance Co. (quar.)___,
.1
Telephone & Telegraph Co. of Virginia—
H.)
<D.
Home
7r
25C
15c
Oil
Semi-annual
Hook
6-21
7-
5C
Co
Holly Sugar Corp., common
5% convertible preferred
Home
6-15
40C
Hollinger
Holmes
6-21
6-21
$1.25
(Canada) (quar.)
Hlnes i (Edward)
Lumber (quar.)
Hiram Walker-Gooderbam & Worts, Ltd.—
Quarterly
Hoffman Electronics (quar.)
Holan (J. H.) Corp. (quar.)
:
Holeproof Hosiery
(quar.)
Holland Furnace Co.
(quar.)
Holly
6-8
€-17
25c
Paper
Dauch
&
6-11
6-17
40c
Common
Hinde
lr20
'
7-15
20C
Corp.
5-31
6-27
6-30
7- 1
10- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-
7-20
37'AC
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Higbee Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Higbie Mfg. Co.. 5% preferred
Hilo
Electric Light, common
6-10
6-30
-
6-17
10-20
7-15
91'Ac
'
Motors Corp.
Creamery
Hertz
8-17
30c
i
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A% pfd.; A
•
6-15
6-29
■
Co., common
Hershey
7- 1
8- 1
6-30
7-
~
-21'Ac
■
Hercules Cement Corp.
15c
(quar.)
6-15
25c
(quar.) —
Hendyshot Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
& Pillot, 4'/a% pfd. (quar.)
6-15
15c
:
6-15
60c
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
6-17
*
"
!
Co._
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Helena Rubinstein (see Rubinstein Helena)—
Heller (Walter- E.) common (quar.)
4% -preferred - (quar.)
51/2%
preferred (quar.)
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
/
(H.
&65%
•
6-15
7- 1
Electric
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Heinz
6-17
6-15
15c
$1.12 Vi
6-10
■
*
.
6-10
7-
•7-
'9-10
•
~
;
5
8-15
6-30
*$1.25
■
,
A-15
1
;
■'
f.
6- 3
6-20
15c
50c
preferred B
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
!
preierred E (quar)
!
12Vic
—
(quar.)
Cycle Corp
7-
-
5%
Telegraph
6-24
i25c
4'A%
6-30
50c
5c
$1.75
$1.75
50c
$1.1272
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brothers
6-15
6
$1.06'A
Hawaiian Electric, 5%
6-10
7-15
45c
567»c
$0.578125
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
1
7-
"
Haverhill
■
6-10
Brewing Co.—
$4.50
Gold
11-23
7-
15c
-
>20c
$15c
50c
(quar.)
prior preferred
12-15
$1.16
-
;
7-
8- 1
8- 1
59%c
50c
pfd.
'$1.25
.
$1.25
$1.1272
(quar.)
Gotichaux Sugars,* class
$4.50
(quar.)
Lewis Machine Tool
6-30
1
75c
1
r
'
$1.25
(reduced)
series)
Gladden Products Corp.
Globe-Wernicke Co.. 7%
1
6-15
$1.23
$1.15
(quar.)
4%7o
Giddings
'
6-15
Home
(quar.)
common
Glidden
1
5
5
in¬
(quar.)
H.»
6-30
10c
'
(P.
Co.
Mines
6-24
125C
"
Co.
Art
Gold
8-24
1
9-
120c
'
Cement
1
7-
25c
20c
(quar)
4
preferred
7-15
75c
:
7-
10c
4'/i7o
6-15
•
4
8-1
8-15
10c
Glens
$1.50
(from
Mine, Inc
Portland
7-15
1
(Boston)
Income)
Yellowknife
6-10
8-25
■r
'•
7-14
v
25c
(quar.)
Fund
Products.
Giant
7-27
25c
Co.
Pares
Getchell
7'Ac
"I
Quarterly
Frigikar
5-26
35c
(s-a)
Fram Corp.
6-17
37'Ac
Steel
Fownes Bros. Ac Co.
1
6-30
50c
__
Co"class"a"pfdllaua'r")
of
7-
86 Ac
(quarJ
nreferred
Co.
62'Ac
3%
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
6-
25c
A
(quar.)
1
1
7
class
7^-15
.
7-11
7-11
7
933Ac
$1.06'A
$1.12'/a
$1.37'/a
$1.37'/a
50c
$1.06'A
7Vic
7'/ic
(quar.)
common
80c
V
4%
(Payable In class A stoek) •
7- 1
50C
(quar.)
7-1
50c
Hanover Fire Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
p 6-30
Hanson-rVan Winkle-Munning Cn.
(quar.) — v.; i5c ■
Harbison-Walker Refractories
7-20
:• $1.50
-6% preferred ; (quar.)
,
7- 2
:
$15c
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
% 40c
7- 1
Hamlschfeger Corp.y com. (quar.)
7- 1
$1.25"
'5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
€- 1
'<L37y»v
Harris: (A.) Co., 5Vfe% preferred (quar.)—
11- 1
$1.37 Vi
,5preferred :(quar.)
$1.37 Vi .2-1-56
'.5 V2 7cpreferred
(quar.)
6-30
37 Vic
Harrls-Seybold. Corp J!
7- 6
$2
Harrisburg Hotel Co. (Pa.)__.
7- 1
37'Ac
Harrisburg Steel, common (quar.)/
7- 1
37'Ac
Class B common (quar.)
6-30
50c
Hartford Gas Co., -common (quar.)
6-30
50c
8% preferred (quar.)
7- 1
7
36'Ac
Hathaway (C. F.), 5.80% preferred (quar.)
Bank
Hanover
1
$0.1652
Georgia Power, $4.92 pfd. (quar.)
$4.60 preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Georgia-Pacific Plywood, 57e pfd.
7-
$1.05
Machinery Ac ChemicaF." comTau"ar~T~'
Forbes i Wallace, S3 class A (fluar )
r
Class B (quar.)
w
Foreign Power Securities"Corp"
Foster & Kleiser
6-15
(auar.)
(Initial)
(quar.)
Putnam
7-
30c
Food
Formica
1
$1.18%
(quar )
"""stock div0irdendC0mm0" lnc7eVsVi""lV««.)
4%
B
Genuine
George
10c
Flagg-utica Corp.. 5% prior pfd."(qu~a"r"> "II
Florida Power Ac Light, new com
'Initial)
Public Utilities, common (quar)
.
Class
8
t30c
Florida
preferred
7-
8- 1
6- 1
•
7-
55c
59%c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Brewing,
vestment
Particpiating preference (s-a)
Participating
I
Fittings. Ltd.. class A (s-a7
preferred
Ltd.
Time
preferred
•
$1.12 Va
-
6-10
6-17
6-29
25c
25c
•
6-10
-€-30
■
,
55c
48c
" 50%
(Increased)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4'A7*
Fischer Ac Porter Co.—
Corp.
$5.50
General
6-10
€-30
*■
Stock dividend
7- 8
1
27Vic
(quar.)
6-17
1
6-30
•
r.
Hershey
(quar.)
8-24
1
••
Co.—
preferred
1
60c
(quar )
(N. Y.)______
(quar.)__,
7- 1
6-10
•
Southwest—
preferred
preferred
8-31
payments are out"of~~net'"profits
a"d/°r available surplus of the Corp.
First
7-
52c
preferred
Rubber
&
7-
Above
$4.20
Tire
$2
$25
•
common
Class A
4%%
convertible
33A7o
(s-a)
of Pennsylvania
7-30
7-20
8- 1
Hercules
(quar.)
convertible
4V* 7o
$1
Associates
Fluor
preferred
6-20
6-20
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_^
Hammond Organ (quar.)
48c
com.
1
i
Paper Co.—
Hancock Oil—
6-15
6-30
$1.06 7a
4Vi%
:
6-$0
...
7-
(quar.)
4-%%
8
2
7-
(quar.)
6-15
6-17
7-
25c
(quar.)_
6-30
6-30
7-25
6-17
6-10
6-17
1
15c
common
Co.
7-
37 Vic
37Vic
25c
40c .,/
$1.30
dividend
4x/\7o
of Maryland-
quar
Finance Co.
First
4.40%
General
8-26
90c
Fidelity & Deposit Co.
Stock
4 75%
(N. Y. )—
quarter
(stock
7-30
75c
Mfg.
6-15
7- 2
*5c
(quar.)
Printing
1
6-17
.6-30
45c
(quar.)
F.)
6"
'
2
'""7- 2
i
Henke
—
the
A
Hamilton
7-
"'
:
HammeTmill
of Pennsylvania—
(auar.)
Co. of
(quar.)
6-15
62Vic
preferred (quar.)
$2.20 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Corp.,
25c
III..!II
Extra
.6-9
Ky.—
5Vh%
75C
-■
(quar.)
1,,
(initial)
Telephone Co.
$2.10
30c
Publications
: .-.7-
Michigan—
of
preferred
General
$1.25
Federated Department Stores—
Increased
(quar.)
6-9
25c
22Vic
(quar.)
preferred
$2.40
6-30
$1.25
I.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Indiana—
General Telephone
6-30
7-15
9
of Illinois—
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of
General
9-24
7-15
22'Ac
_IIII
$2.50
5-31
6-30
30C
;
Haloid Co.-, new common (increased
Hamilton Cotton. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
General Telephone Co. of
8-30
22'Ac
(quar )
(quar.)
9
6-30
45c
~
9-
10c
preferred
*31 Ac
J5tc
(quar.)
<B.) Wire, Ltd. (quar.)
(W.
Hall
"
Co. of California—
Telephone Co.
$2.37'/i
6-15
6-30
6-
Class
7-
15c
50c
62Vic
87Vic
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
General
9
"7-
5c
.$1.50
$1.37Vi'.
$1
50c
$1.25
4'/2 %
12-14
6-30
6-
>> '
common
6-15
6-15
$1.75
6-30
net j,v
(quar.)
Castings (quar.)
General Telephone
5 7c
3
12-28
15c
(quar.)__
'
6-17
.
(from
common
income)!
Corp.,
Steel
6-30
6-30
-
7-
2nd
preferred A
General
6-17
.
(quar.)
Refractories
*40c
•
share
preferred
(quar.)—
;
preferred (quar.)_
General Railway Signal, common (quar.)—
5% preferred (quar.)—
———General Realty & Utilities (quar.)
L
General
6-17
6-17
j
. -
one
$4
General Shoe
6-15 f
35c
56'Ac
50c
A
First
1
20c
IIIIIIIIIII
common
preferred B
Fifty
2
7-
20c
preferred
Increased
6-
7-27
$1.50
;
5%
Corp.
6-30
.»
6-20
1
7-
,
35c
$5.50
6-10
6-10
6-20
J30C
(quar.)_
5% preferred 1954 series (quar.)
Grless-Pfleger Tanning.
Guaranty Trust Co. (N. Y.) <quar.)_
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio,- $5 preferred (quar.)..
Gylf Power Co., 4.64% pfd. (quar.)
Gustin-Macon Mfg.—
j._-_
;
Hahn Brass, Ltd., common (quar.)
6-8
7-
$10c
held)
share
1
>
7-
$1.25
.
redeemable
•
1
(quar.)
Power
Greyhound Corp.,
4VA% preferred
9-16
6 30
6c
75c
•
Co—;
Service,
preferred
$6
6-30
quar.)
II"
(quar.)
(quar. >
Increased
6-28
7-2
.711.111
(quar
(increased
(quar.t
Federation
■
10c
$2
.
_
(s-a)
,
—
.
7-
7-15
25C
37'AC
(quar.)
Ltd.
Saddlery,
preferred
$1.50
6-17
1
* 67Vic
-i-'
each
for
Public
investment
6-10
(quar.)
-J
—
non-cumulative
37f
General
6-17
1
(Toronto)
Welder
/
6-17
1
77-
-
$3.50
Cement
6
t50c
20c
—
Portland
preferred
25c
(quar.):
Shops
5%
Ferro
7-
(s-a)
6
6-
:
(N. Y.)—
;
Mountain
Greening
6 28
25c
41.25
15c
•
———
—
6-
1
preference
preferred
Green
3
6-
7
1
Quarterly
6-20
7
50c
20c
'
General Products Mfg., Ltd.—
Class A & B (stock dividend of
6-15
50c
Federal Service Finance, class A
Class B (quar.)
Federated
7-15
Corp.,
6- 1
1
5c
37 Vic
31'Ac
25c
$1
(quar.)
common
1
?-15*
7-
(quar.)—
$1.25
preferred v (quar.)
—:
•
$35/ic
General Outdoor Advertising,
" 6%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
General Petroleums, Ltd. (Canada)—
,1V V
Common (s-a)
1
—-—* *
$10c
of
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5% 1st preference (quar.)
Great West Liie Assurance Co.
(Winnipeg)
6-1
6-
77-
35c
Paper, Ltd.
Lakes
B
6-28
45c
933Ac
Quarterly
6-16
6-
6-21
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
Great American
9
6-21
6-30
(resumed)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Gray Drug Stores
6
1
Great
1
10
.$3.75
6-21
60c
com.
Paper Board,
Preferred
6-29
,
I-IIIIIIIII
Insurance
Preferred
11-10
(initial )IIII
pfd.
conv.
Co.,
Federal Machine &
Federal
$-12
1
t26c
(quar.)
Rubber
Federal Bake
1
12-
(qua"rl)
-4% preferred (quar.)
Family Finance Corp., com. (quarl)IIIIII
'4'A 7o preferred A (quar,)__.
I_
5% preferred B (quar.)
~
' "v
Famous Players Canadian Corp., Ltdl (quarj
Fanner Mfg. Co.
(stock, dividend)
Fanny Farmer •'Candy Shops (quar.)
Faultless
$-
$128
-
Fairbanks'Co.,
6
20%
Fafnir Bearing Co.
Stock dividend
Fairmont Foods
6-
6-30
$1.25
,
pfd.
Eversharp, Inc. common
57c preferred (quar.)__I
Ex-Cell-0 Corp., new common
•Excelsior Insurance Co. of N.
37'Ac
i25c
(guar.)
ifB
Estabrooks (T. H.),
IIZIIIII
I
II!
66-
7-11
'$2
$2
(quar.)—
Electric ;(quar.)
Foods
General
6-17
Steel,
City
(W. T.) Co., common
33/4%
8
$10c
15c
...
_
Class A
Grant
6-10
General Motors Corp., $5 preferred
>
6-15
1
$30c
Inc
?
j:
7-
pld.
57?
preferred (quar.)___.,
.5'A
6-20
7.
Granite
6-15
6-20
7-
1
6-30
$1.12 Vi
preferred (quar.)
4Vi%
6-15
6-30
_
.
8-
25c
Lakes Steamship, common
6-30
6-30
pfd. (quar.)
'
General Investors Trust (Boston)
General Mills, common (Increased quar.)—
.
31'Ac
conv.
Greenwich Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)_.—.„———_
Crude Oil Co.
General
5%
6- 3
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)—
conv.
Controls,
General
e-20
7-30
;
6-24
each-
for
:
(s-a)____
Erie Railroad,
•
share
10-
40c
5c
•
8
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
*'
(6/lOths
dividend
shares
100
.
____
<;
7-
75c
$10C
(quar.)__
$2 preferred
6%
0%
6-15;
■<
6-30
5c
II_~
preferred
6-15
1
5%
7-1
Western Sugar, common
Contract,: common
General
6-24
62'Ac
(quar.)
preferred A "$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$25 par" (quar.)
5%
6-15
4Vi%
Co.,
West
lquar.)__
; General
$3.50
4%
6-15
7-
;.
.
•
or¬
dinary income)
Empire Trust Co.- (N. Y.> (quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co., 7-% preferred (s-a),__
Enamel- & Heating Products Ltd. (quar.)____
Endicott Johnson Corp., common (quar.)
__
Equitable Credit,
6-24
6-30 >
</> $1.75
;
net
Emerson
6-24
7-15
.
35c :
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Mutual Fund Inc.. (from
7To
-
60c
preferred
7-15
Great
——
preferred ($20 par):(quar.)
preferred (quar.)..__.—
preferred (quar.)—
57c
6-17
56'AC
Great
1st preferred
4%
■f?
6-30
6-17
Corp., common
/General
7-18'
70c
preferred (s-a)„.
2nd preferred (s-a)
Emerson
•
v.
.
.
1st
7%
€%
'
7
,\
.
Corp.
6-20
•
fflmira-& Wllliamsport R. R. Co.—
Box
Bronze
General
General
-
Union
7%
(quar.)
(quar.——,
Co. (quar.)
General
•
6-17
tlOc
6-17
<quar.)___—
6-20
6-30
$1.69
(s-?a)
Water
6-30
11-28
6-20
;
:
Grand
Corp.—
preferred
(General
6-21
7-
25c
62'Ac
12-12
J25c
7- 1
(s-a)
Co.,. common
preierred
$8
6-20
1
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Bakeries,
7-
30c
common
Elizabethtown
•
preierred (quar.)—
Transportation
6-30
100%..
$1.50
(quar.)
15c
15c
American
50c
$8
11-28
10c
Quarterly
20c
Battery (quar.)
(Calif.)
$2
12-12
•
$1.12'A
common
(quar.)
conv.
General
7-18
8-28
11-28
€2'Ac
Common
6-17
'
1
8-
Investors,
American
28c
130c
8-28
9-12
8-12
12-12
6-29
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
.
$$1.25
$$1.38
8-28
$1.50
(quar.)
B
Class
,
6-10
9-12
Graham-Paige Corp.—
6-15
7- 1
6-24
6-25
$2
3
Great
year
preferred
$4.50
6-20
1
6-29
25c
62'AC
Products
Co.,
7-
20c
___
40c
(quar.)
___
General American Oil Co. of Texas—
1
1
7-
fiscal
during
realized
7-15
25c
8
$2
3
7-15
6-30
6-27
<Theo.) Co., $1.60 1st pfd.
Industries Fund (11 cents
Gary
25c
(quar.).
Extra
7-15
6-30
25c
40c
—
25c
:
Elizabeth town Consolidated Gas
Elliott
34%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-20
(quar.)
A
6-
6-30
6-30
1
$2
6-
7-1
(quar.)
50c
7-
>.
Electrical Products Consolidated (quar.)
Electronic Associates (stork dividend*,
Electrical
(quar.)
(quar.)
irom gains
ended March
31 and 17 cents from investment income)
Gatineau Power Co., Ltd., common (quar.).
5%
preferred iquar.)——
5'A%
preferred (quar.)
1
7-
(quar.)
Electric Storage
«
6-10
7-
50c
(quar.)
Auto-Lite
Common
57c
6-30
Corp.
oarrtu
$1.03
(quar.)
Eiectric Products (Calif.) (quar.)
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
67c
6-10
$1.06'A
Electric Controller Ac Mfg. Co
i
6-30
$1.50
37*/aC
28'/eC
common
Garlock Packing Co.
5c
preferred
(quar.)
Street, Inc.
$4.12 preferred
Mfg.
Co.,
Ac
preferred
5>A%
6-30
7-15
(Julius)
convertible preferred
4V2%
6-30
7-30
7-30
(quar.)_—
(quar.)_
preferred
convertible
B
Garfinckel
6-15
6-15
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
Inc.—
Co.,
Class
6-16
1
Gas
preierred
iquar.)___
Natural Gas (quar.)
Electric
5%
Gannett
6-15
2
30c
(quar.)______
Electric Co.,
$4.50
$1.12'/a
15c
62/2C
7-20
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
& Toy, Ltd. (increased)
6%
6-17
7-1
6-30
B
Class
6-23
Grand
56AC
37Vic
preferred
conv.
preferred
5%
5c
Broad
Elder
2
Brothers Stores—
Paso
Ei
4*/a%
15c
..
•
4 'A %
80
3
6-30
$25c
Extra
El
6-
1
6-15
7-12
,
$5c
Extra
Edison
——.
$5c
Economics Laboratory
Co.
(quar.)——
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Class
6-10
8-
56'AC
Employee*
A
Class
6-10
7-1
6-30
Co.—
15c
Ltd. (quar.)
(s-a)____
Investment Trust. Ltd. (quar.)
$1.50
25c
30c
(quar.)_
6-15
_________
Baler
Co.
A.)
a.)
irt.
6-30
7-
...
prior preferred
Economy
(Geo.
Mig. Co.
runsten
9
e-
0-30
Class
6%
(quar.)
Gair (Robert) Co., common (quar.)
4.50%
conv. preferred (initial quar.)
Eaton Paper Corp., common
Economic
3
6-30
'
preferred (s-a)
$3 non-cumulative
6-14
(quar.)
___
Loom, Inc.—
the
15c
-
(quar.)
Easy Washing Machine,
common
7-
1
2%
2%
common
on
6-30
$1.50
Corp.—
common
on
dividend
due
(quar.)
(quar,
A
aivioend
of
25c
common
Class
Extra
8
7-
8-
7-
1
$1.50
_
8-
__
Easy Washing Machine
6%
9-16
<-10
6-30
7-31
R.) & Co.—
(W.
Grace
'lrailer—
Stock
6-18
7-
iti
42'Ac
(quar.)
common
Inc., 5%
Pumps,
Government
Payable of Rte,
150c
(quar.)__
preferred
Ins. Co.
preferred
Goulds
7- 1
7- 1
7-15
7-15
5c
10%
-
-
Ltd.—
(Canada),
Rubber
&
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)
Gould-National Batteries,
4 Vi %
ovucm.
1
10-11
25C
Common
16.
dividend
Tire
Goodyear
6-20
Bolder•
When
-
Share
Name of Comsang
4%
(extra)
Refining Co.
Frontier
(accumj.
preferred
6%
1
7-
$1.75
(actum.)___
B
Kodak
Convertible to Aug.
8
7-
7'Ac
25C
.___
&-20 s
6-30
6-30
15c
17'Ac
<
preierred
being called for reoempuon on
Sept. 30 at $12 per share plus dividends.
8
Fruit
A
issue
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
convertible
Per
'
Payable of Ret
' Shard
Company
Company,
$1.12'/a
(Md.)—
Eastern Stainless Steel
Eastman
Frito
7-
7-
iquar.i
States Corp.
1
7-19
15c
$1.50
East Tennessee
Eastern
Name of
Payable of Rec.
32'/2C
RR. (s-a)_
Natural Gas, com. (quar.)__
6.20% preierred (quar.
_________
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates, com. (quar.)
4 Vi % preferred (quar.)
Eastern Racing Association—
Common (both no par and $2 par; (quar.)
Common (both no par and $2 par) (quar.)
SI preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
East
"
1955
Monday,- June 27,
Boldei
When
Per
Holdert
When
Per
Share'
Name of Company
/
...
(2938)
Inc.—
$75c
(Continued on page 48)
1
8
\
(2939)
15
Jmm
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
J
Range tor Previous
40 Vb Nov
Jan
5
107
20 1
14% Dec
31 *
lOVi Dec
14
•e
■*.
Jan
19
Jan
'
13
'
6
111'
•
Feb
1
27
A%
50 Va Dec
30
56 % Dec
4
Jan
ACF Industries Inc
30 V'
-
S3 - :
Jan
18
2CV2 Jan
4
26% Dec 311 J
35% Jan
4
44»A Nov 29
39% Jan
X
4
27% Jan
6
51.
.Nov 24
.
78 % Jun
"
31
58
'
5
Jan
Aug 20
89 f
24y4 Jan ' 4
NOV 30
/'29% Dec
18V4 May '5
*;
;
30
,
J
8
2
33*
Dec
24
123 '
Dec
29
155% Feb / 3
172 ',
July 29
1C4
Feb
-
2-y. Jan
* ••107
' Jun
/ 21% Doc 29. *
4'
6
16% Jun
14
111
,
Dec
29
l-
37% Jun
20
Jan
5
Jan
20
3
18% Jan
6.
6
109% Jan
16
JIB
26% Mar 30
.-
7
8
.-
Jun
115
'4.50%
Alco
Feb
25
72
Jan
31/4 Jan
14C
' 85
12
4
114% Jun
16
25'4 Jun
23
Sep 29
BC
Jan
Aug
2
Dec
29
:
Dec 23
Jan
80
'
89
Apr
20 :
10% Jun
24 i
*
9
210*
6
141'
Dec
27
3
' 45% Dec
16
209 % Jan
122
*
3
May -4
32% Marll
r
113
Dec
20
V
106
Dec
13
%
104
15% Dec
«
•
30
14% Jan
20
93
6
71 Vb Jan
8
104% Dec
16
9-
■„ Mar
28
Jan
4
*
:39
* Jan
-
Jan
-•
3
July 14
-70
.
26
Jan
145
*-
Jan
•124'4 Nov ;17
Jan
;
,
11-
5
Apr
23
-
Jan
11
-1% Jan
23
13
78
•
Dec -29
7
55% May 12
72V4Jan 18
3 % Feb
35
J
16
;'
Feb -16
-
26% Dec
2% May 16
■<H':
Jan
7
•91
Nov^23
11% Jan
4
7C12 Jan
4
109
Dec
35
Dec
27
98
Feb
4
53
"
1051/2 Dec
18
13% Jam
4
3
Jan
Jan
*4
37% Jan
4
*
30 V* Oct
36
Jun
21
15
29
:
-
1
«•
66
Nov
15% Dec -20
58
41
Dec
5
6
'
65
•
Jan
6
<
33% Jan
12
i
t-
•
39% Jun
>Jun
8
-y
{
25% Dec
31
22% Jan 18
15% Jan
4
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
4% Jan
11
35% Feb
23
/ 49% Jun
29
44%< Jan
4
48% Nov
29
,27% Jan
4
38% Nov
29
48% Jan
4
66% Dec
21
20% Jun
11
v
c
.
.22
•
31
10
Dec
31:
35% Jan
5
32% Dec
Jan
4
99
Sep
56
Petroleum
4'/2%
•
cum
'
13
6%
■
i
Amer
8
4%
•
•
Brake
Shoe
American
22
'■"! American
Jan
3
20
American
Chain
&
6
American
Chicle
Co
Theatres
,
v
•
5%
7%
Can
48
63
Jun
22
American
Apr
4
162
Jun
16
3V2 %
114% Dec
1
27
106
Mar 15
1^5
Jun
3%%
conv
Co
10
52% Jan
4
American
Distilling Co!
:
15% Jun
10
American
Encaustic
,l_.
9
34.Vb Mar 10
37% Jan
10
19 Vb Feb
11
23
3% Jan
15% Dec
30
76
15:
27
42% Dec
Mar
2% Jun
Dec.
4% Dec
28
r40
Jan
28
32% Oct
20
70
13'
Jun
7% May 17
Jan
14
17% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
100% Jan
19
21% Feb
24
100
27
31% Dec
107
Apr 21
Gas
American
Hawaiian
3% Jun
20
5% Apr
1
American
Hide
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
17
6
96% Jan 26
20
104% May
38.
83
Mar 30
Apr
12% Jun
102
28
33% Feb
4
94% Oct
4
17% Jan
11
30% Nov
23
25
14
13
American
6%
23
13% Jan 11
100% Jan
54
Nov
•
14
107% Feb
4
5% %
35%. Apr
7
American
U Jun
21
64 % Jan
6
21
5
Metal
107
104% Mar 25
107
25
Dec
31"
20% Mar 14
28
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
7% Jan
5
3% Nov 22
33% Jan 12
11% Sep
23'
7
6
34% Jan
American
15
17
13% Jan
4
American
Motors
15
American
Natural
11
American
News
3
American
Optical
3
6
53% Mar
73% Nov
23
22
9
8% Dec
24
42% Jan
13
27% Jan
4
14-5% Jan
4
Mar 31
118% Jun
22
25% Aug 30
44 % Jan
5
34
57
170
Jan
6
21V* Mar 14
31
Jun
7
7% May 25
19
Amer
Potash
&
27% Jun
16
Amer
Rad
7%
9 % Jan
3
American
37% Feb
9
American
May 24
50% Jan
6
72% Apr
11
American
40% Mar 14
53% Jun
21
Amer
Oct
4
17
161% Jun
13
39% Jan
3
122
172
Apr
1
1
35% Apr
13
Sep
27
33% Dec
31
29% Feb
62% Nov
17
47
Jun
22
7%
45% May 10
125% May 13
Feb
58% Feb
18
8
64% Jan
6
84
Apr
21
American
137% Jan
4
145
Apr
11
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
American
Sumatra
Jan
4
178% Dec
7
3
American
Tel
American
Tobacco
1
66% Dec
29
Jun
22
138% Feb
10
130% Jan 20
30% Apr
113% Jan
19
45% Dec
55
121
July
4
9% July
9
25% Feb 17
12% Jan
73
Jan
4
28
29
120% Mar
116% Jun
10
27
11% Sep
28
38% Mar 14
5
9% Jun
22
Aug 13
21% Sep
94% Sep
27
15
186% Mar
73
May 2
141% May 13
59% Jun
120
1
11% Jan
10
13
29
Mar 24
25% May 17
17% Jan
6
93% Jan
6
28
26% Jan
22
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire <fe
29
47
Jan
6
73% Jun
23
52% Jan
6
65
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
41
July 21
3% Feb
For
23
45% Dec
23
26
12
44% Jan
6
57% Jan
3
28
3
29% Apr
1
Jan
15% Nov
13% Jan
29
page
20
39% Apr
46
see
Jun
104 '4 Apr
52% Mar 29
footnotes
40
Mar
26.
110
Mar
7
prior
conv
17'%
%.
387/a
2,300'
30
18
*67
16,300
70
38%
105
20
Vb
68%
38%
105
4,900
105
1,000
X20%
*29'/a
29'%
28%
29'4
20%
29%
20 %s
28%
29
21,600
1
*20%.
20%
7%;
7%
7'4
7%
7%
7%
44%"
20%
44%
44 '4
44%
44%
44%
-
*20'%
20%
500
'
7%
44%
44%
44%
45
-•7%/
44%
10,600
•
36,100
i
44%
44%
1,600
41'%
41
41%
40%
41
2,100
66%
67
67
67
1,000
-26
'
30
25%
*95
61%
173
61
Vb
26'%
25%
29%
29%
96'%
29%
96
94
62% V
*167
122 Vb
175
123
61%
123
51
50%
51
14 Vb
13%
36 Vb-
16%
14%
44 %
75%
3%
33
12
*11%
103%
*101
27 Vb
~ 27 Vb
16%
124
14
..;• .36'4
*35%
16
16
♦168
1,300
36'4
'
50%
14
*36%
16'4
-
3%
3,100
2,300
'■
900
-
37.
16'/a:
400
16%
19,900
14%
14%
14'%
14%
14'4
14%
41,800
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44 Va
10.000
74
66%
70'%
66'%
67
4
3%
'3'%
3%
3%
32%
77%
*30
78
♦30
32'%
77%
80%
80%
,
32%
*37/a
,
♦29
80%
3,900
4
2,600
32
82
79%
12
12
12
103%
*102
101
27%
27%
27'4'
27%
28
28
27%
30
30'%
30
30'%
30
2,200
;
27%
30
11%
102
11%
102
12
12
*102
*104'%
105'%
32 %
32%
33'4
IS
U
*104%
SO'/i
90%
37%
59
57%
r
91%
37%
32'4
105
26
*28
,
1
105'%
31%
32%
31
92
91
,
10
1,500
2,100
31%
*90%'
91
105'%
22,800
162,200
90'%
38%
38%
38%
40
61
59%
61 Vb
58'%
59%
150
*39'4
39%
2,300
57%
59%
24,600
*105
107'%
27
27
27%
30
*105
♦28
30
30
30'4
14%
Xl3%
13%
13%
13%
3,100
9%
10%
21,600
106'%
26%
30
*104%
♦104%
,
%
37%
26%
1,400
104
32%
hi
90%
105
12'4
♦102
105%
•
% '
30
50,400
122'%
*50'4
*13%
'
\
178
122%
51'4
14
1,100
.
.
62 3a
60%
124
50%
14
30
95%
72
14%
105 Vb
26%
62%
4
26
30
44%
30 Vb
30
25%
*93%
180
51%
15%
25%
30
95%
*170
125
*36
44%
75
14%
44%
*74
30 Vb
108
62
63
51
3 6'4
16
30 Vb
/•
,
13%
*36
*30
77%
V'h.
*93'/a
95
180..
124
14
30
29%
*170
/
25%
26
'
45'4
*28
♦105
26%
27
107'%
.
20
.
8,900
.
300
10%
9%
52%
53 Vb
52%
53
29'/2
30%
29%
30%
29'4
29%
29%
30%
30%
32'4
27,600
48 Vb
48%
48
48%
47'4
47%
46'4
47'%
45%
46 Vb
6,600
27 Vb
Andes Copper Mining
77%
1,300
26'4
25%
29,600
60
176
7%
7'4
7%
7'4
7%
6,900
30%
31 <4
31'%
31'4
4,200
par
65
65
65
65
64%
64%
65
65
64%
64%
53 Vb
53 Vb
52%
53%
53
53%
52%
53%
52%
53'%
163 Vb
162%
162%
7%:
'
162
44%
*125
32%
-
49%
81 Vb
141
*15%
183%
25
69 Vb
133
163
162
44%
125%
33 Vo
50
81
16
184%
69%
133 Vb-
55%
117%
1
25
27%
32%
81%
15%
55 Vb
9%..
*125
141
117%
com—5
44%
49 7b
Vb
142
25
25
preferred
77%
*174
31'4
.25
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
174
7'4
9%
27 3 b
182%
69%
133
55%
118
9%
*27%
163%
44%
162%
.45
125'%
125
334*0
45
33
50 Vb
125
•33'%
10,600
50%
50
33'4
50'4
50'%
50%
50%
2,900
82'%
83
141 Vb
141
15%
182 Vb
15%
183
68%
134'%
59'%
57'4
58'4
119'%
56 Vb
*118
♦118
120
9%
9%
28%
*27%
9%
28
27%
30
39Vb
40
No par
106%
106%
21.80
40 Vb
40 Vb
9'%
♦27
♦27%
28%
69'4
9%
27%
•118
120
420
1,000
38,200
20,100
.
640
68,700
40
9%
9%
6,400
28'4
28 Vb
300
28
26'%
29'4
28'%
119
•
116
27
520
29
47,700
116
550
-
119%
♦116
71%
73%
72%
73'%
71
72%
68%
70%
59
59
59%
59%
60
59%
61
59%
1,280
x39
39%
38%
38%
39
39
39%
39%
3,600
118
6.25
183
68'/a
27%
%
182
1,200
-
16%
16%
134'%
29%
72
182%
141'4
59
68%
133«%
28
59%
17
82
81'%
141
134
69%
133%
29%
71 Vb
83
141'%
58
69'/a
133'/a
28
58%
182%
69%
29 Vb
.No par
16'%
133%
27%
118
40
33%
29 V
118
♦125
33%
27
a
800
45'%
125'%
82
56%
•
*45
♦125
141
118
640
164'%
45'4
125%
81%
183%
200
45
141%
15%
163
:
22,500
33%
28 Vb
50
Anderson
79
26%
'
174
30%
100
Cable
26'%
27
174
31%
100
preferred
79
80
26%
7'4
5
com
79
174
4,500
31'/a
1
Smelt
27'%
173%
10
7%
com—100
series
79
26%
14%
31%
7 Vb
No par
Co
79
173'%
175
,
31
5
25
Tobacco
80 Vb
14%
10
..No par
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
18
72
28
'
53'%
Co
8
Dec
Nov
S5
*67
10
series
22
52
1C0
5'/2%
28
2,300
107'%
52%
common
Zinc Lead &
28%
68'%
5,300
/
.
10%
Corp com
119% Jun
59
33% Mar 30
6%
Preferred
*105
57,300
:
34
52%
preferred—100
Works
Preferred
Amer
X287b
.
7 Vb
-
100
Water
28%
135
"
52%
preferred
American
34
10'/e
—
Viscose
27%
1,500
14%
& Tel Co.
16
4
41% Aug 13
109 y2 Nov 24
5%
81%,.
1347/a
119
119
-
1
<105
39%
10
50Vb
51
50 Vb
14
25%
25%
25%
106'%
41
50'%
25%
*105
40%
49
*25%
!
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r
.
r
52%
100
preferred
American
38'%
105
;
'' !
10%
Co
21
4
5
6%
•
'
400
*80
;
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17,600
14%
common
Refining
Jun
29% Jan
Jan
-
Stores
Sugar
preferred
30% Jun
45% Jan
30
22
Apr
7%
cl
Steel Foundries
5
82'4
•*.
•
27%
101'%
10
—100
Co
74 '% Dec
38%
104
-: 99
52%
—
142% Nov
*68
40
27%
•/
106 :
17%
18%
72
*37
r
■
45 Vb
79'/4
4
"
:
27'%
34 Va
-
I;700
67'%
26%
*173
noncumulative
American
*28
14,500
,.■/
20%y
i
r
"
41'%
*28
14%
100
8
172% Jan 13
62% Feb 21
f
44%.
B-.No par
25
156
;
66%
26
1
preferred
12
!>
7,800
26,100
45'%
41%
Sany common__.5
Feb
10%
3 Va t-
28%
*67
383'a
X*
300
38'%
64 7%
103% 105'4;
J3> v* >3'%".
:!
138'%
68%
104
121%
38'/a
;
28%
28 Vb
:-
-jj
64 Vb
•
137%
%
28%
38%
103
■
150
66%
*105
5
Safety Razor
Seating Co
Ship Building Co—No
Snuff
38 Vb
103
p.
•
1
Chem
121% Jan
Jan
121'/a
?.
106'4
40
81%
*66% ;
*68
'1
•
•/' *
8,800
•
25
Co...
Smelt & Refg com
American
6%
&
American
50
14,100
*146 :
100'%
106
•
\
t
v:-;"
300
73%
126
99
28%
18
;»
.
.
-
27'4
109'%
18%
73
37%
58
20
preferred
6
40 y2 Aug
96 Vb
41'%
2
Co
Std
5
29% Jan
30
59%
96 Vb
152
34
.;
■■
.
v.
-600
1,700
58%
65%
34 Vb
■:
•'■■■
35%
•I 72%
.
74%
38%
*106'%
68
.•■
8,200
No par
Gas
Co
87% Apr
28 Va
X.. /:
'
4,100
23
35'%
60%
*37
139
•
17
116 Vb
*22 Va
96'/a
3%
82'%
138-;
109
66%
100
com
Corp J
179% Jan
26
Oct
45V2 Dec
125
67
170
;
-
-105'4
3 '/„
79 Vb
28'%
r
■»
23,600
•
27'%
109%;
90
No par
Products
6
26% Jan
24% Dec
Metal
15
39% Jan
114%
**
:.
64%'
40
34%
*104%
32
AZ
No par
com
>.
'a
•
'V
,145,'% i vf'-H-SOOV;*:-
;vi7
115%
38
!
100 Vb
33%;
30 Va
100
preferred..
17
30
,
100
convertible preferred.
American Molasses Co
9% Jun
31
180% Nov
_No par
preferred__100
Metals
28'%;
138
-
19,300
56
41 Vb
76%
Fdry common__7
Ltd
10% Jan
Jun
17%
60
*122
98%
> •:
80
35%
67
*30
1
5'/2 %
27% Dec
Jan
36
4'/2%
26
57% Apr
38% Apr
13% Jan
3% Jan
22% Feb
21
26
Co
46% Jan
14% May 12
50% Oct
Jan
Apr
30'4 Apr
42% Dec
15% May
32% Jan
159
"
23
-
*69
29%
3%
__50
preferred
Machine &
7
24
3.90%
&
*67
18 Va
44 %
rights
Amer
4
Feb
Mach
27%
*27
7
79 '4>
l
*106'/2
*37/
27
33 Vb
<
75
.1
com
40%
v'
170
*107
35
*148
67'%
105'% .107%
101%
-28y8
19
28%
29%
96
'
60%
*165
121
*50
14
*
36 Vb
16%
14
—5
prior preferred—!
Common
Amer
20
'
38% i 38%-
*136
73.,:
38%
103
*20%7'/4
44%
10
common
41% Mar 16
Jan
15
Ice Co
63% Feb
19% Apr
115,
112 *
22% ,J-
73%
127
•
65'%
3'/a /
••54%
-
*95
".
68%
.3%'
56"
34%
39%
105
55 V
•'
34%
'
i;
152
r
165
22%
75
*123
♦237
35 »4
"114%
60%
-
8,100
178,200
41%
International Corp.'—__ 1
American Investment Co of 111
1
7
27% Jan
Co..
Co
Leather
&
noncumulative
2
24
45% Jan
8
125
*, '•
'"//■ /10 r;
67
26
American
Jan
89 % May 25
SS
convertible preferred
American-Home Products
Mar 25
Jun
Power__No par
Electric
&
40c
6%
51 Jun
34% Jan
Foreign
American
16
29% May 19
28% July 27
&
14
75%-Jun
25% Jan
30
American
1
Secur...No par
48% Apr
11:
.
2
Mar 30
20
Lines Inc
7
65
28
16
Tiling
European
American Export
;
1
32-
Jun: 25
27% Dec
;
Jan
■
NOV: 17
3
62% Feb
:
31
Jan
13% Jan 18
{
1
44% Jan
92
preferred series C.100
18
57
23
Cyanamid Co com__i__10
preferred series B.100
13% Jan 26
Dec
r
67
78%,
66Vb
43?a
;_10
com.
8
American
-
25
27
"
-
No par
54% 8ep
33% Jan
>
22
X-
——.No par
13% Dec
16
115
*148
10%
'•
*"
95'%
7
84
10%
__
165'
17'4
74%
r.
3,900
23,400
i-f
24 7%
84'
,114-,.-115%
-
30
'
■
;
24%
10%
-
33%
ano-f
95'%'
•
-
'
■
&
conv
30
66%,-
103
12.50
*___—
Cable
Colortype
WO
11% Sep
152
>
100 y2
28
18%
Corp___'_1
common.
Crystal Sugar
29
39% Dec:
•
•114%
85'%
9%
40,300
3,200
'
♦114'%-116'%
•
25'4
/
«v
'
5x60%.'
62'%.
75
27
27'/2
*69%
38'/»
prior preferred.,—.—100
21
23% Jan
;
Co
American
4%%
46% Feb
Vv.«
20
Radio
American
,
2
17
Dec
Jan
2
18
113
96
3Vb
101 Va
27V2
v;
common—!—
preferred
105% Jun
j
Inc
Cable &
148% Dec
'3
17%
'
.
40%
.
..^
preferred
21
31% Jan
115
;
23%:
loO
112-
35%
*37
100
<
:
•
Broadcasting-Paramount
30% Jun
Mar 14
-11-3 *
-
38%
.
4
"•
35 /'
103
No par
com.
'
«
'
125% Apr
,
•:
36 Vb
125
v
21%
<
2 3'4
73 y4.
.
20%
♦205
-
34
*22%
*148/
22 Vb
♦lo2
'
-
I
22%
102% 103 ',4
*3'/a * 3 %
10
preferred
-
3
17
•
112
•
37%
*84
9%
160
*110
114
61
_
•'
•52%%54%wi >•/-■
-
-
.
18«/8
♦95 y2
68%
'
••
36 '
78Va
78%.
28 Vb
2834
*134Vb -138y2
33%
34%
*106'/2 109V2
.
100
common
Co
convertible
•„
8
27% Jan
-
36%
135,
V2
i
24,700
r
3%
lo
*114%
«-
—
33
•: /
-36
•
-3%
115
I:
22%
39%
67%
112
113
23 %
9Vb" :
-
23%
"
.,,200
-
135'%
lo7'%
3%
''••
3,100
¥400'
v
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:•
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85.Vb
a ;
37 "•
4.500
21 '4
VI
.
*150 "
'A,
T'12'X
17%-
113%
39 Va
Bosch Arnia Corp com__2
preferred 1952 set 5V2%___50
100% Jan
Jun
-••/•
•
34%
f 107
18%
*84
-
52 Vb
(,
.112
■
36
62 Va
-v *95'/2
96
72%
73%
,/l45
I48
*120
,1.24 ?
/
50
6
;71% May
112.,,
22%
160
33%
36
* 61%
American
2nd
8
Note
41'% Jun
18
r
No par100V*
new
preferred—
22
94'
Corp
21% Mar
47
36%
,
:%.8oo
30%
108
23%
;
-
45'/8
♦105 >■
136 Vb 137'4
•
•24y8'-::243b
:
*205
51%
.
*37
*27
1
preferred—
conv
"American Bank
27% Mar 14
6
29
convertible .preferred-i-100
44% Jun
•
/,'■
No par
9% Jan
60 ' Jan 12
23% Mar 17
,
25% Aug 12
Jan
43% Mar 25
,38% May 16
43% Feb
1
'
X
*iu*
♦ii4ytfii5
9%
*150
:
112^
113
.
.
5
:
31% May
'
17
7% Mar 14
No par
American Bakeries Co com—No par
Amer
4
Dye
Agricultural Chemical__No par.
American AirUne$ common—.
1
3%% Convertible preferred——100-.
,
14% Jan
•
3% !
22*
*
23%
14,600 ;
V
:v(
75
30%
,
...„
94,100
Vb.t :31%
44%
>4
31
"
(9%
t:
34 %
18%;
1
Amer
Mar 30
105
-
;
*114%.
-
*8(4./..- 85 Vb
160
112
*107
1
May 31
84
&
v.
51 / ■■•;, 51%
.
50
.
23
-\22Vb Mar 30
1
Portland Cement) new_j._—10
Aluminum Co of America-newj.
,.1
Aluminium Limited
-J__.__No par,',
/ Amerada
13
66 y2 Jun
115
*205
*33%
10
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)iX
•
14'
12
21%
■
^
'f
31
/
67//
a
107 >4
23»4
'167%!
3%:-'
66%
:
'•
45
30%
700
4,400
10%
107 Vb
■
•-
37'4 '
138
10 Vb
-
6
May 16
4.08%
•■'
:
24'4- 24% i
9%
.
160
par
;' : Amalgamted Leather. Co' com_!_
6% convertible preferred—/..
31% Feb 23
6
Jan
100
-
9
15 % Jan
110
6
•
..
May
Chemical
9%
-
Alpha
9.
139'% Juh
.
2
56% Jan
•
•
-
:
22%
.H14% .4 _'!■/% :
*205
Allied Stores Corp common_.No par..
4% preferred
!
100 •,
Allis'-Chalmers Mfg commdn.
2Q
3Va% convertible preferred/.__100X
^
♦163
3%
*114%
--
85%
*84
-
-
,
21
< Jun ,:
-'29% Jun
1
-14% Jan;
-
Mar 15
104% Mar
:
•
20
Feb
May
91% Feb
27% Mar 15
-
5
-
29
3
0
-
104% Juu
31% Mar 15
100
17
32% Dec 20
Jan
9
74% Jun
No
•'i Allied Mills
<•
115%
136%
:
^
!
24%
13%
*
31 Vb " '
12,100
110
13%
68%
45
107
-
36Vb'•
;
•
21%
..
*30%:
109%
•
Shares
44%
•
10
67%
44%
the Week
13%
75%;.'*"*31%
31 Vb
31%!
: :23y2-
44
110
13%
:68l/b
/T107 >
44%
9%
81%'s
:
f
.
167
3%-
24'/2 .-,24%
100
"w 1"
Allied Kid Co
11:'!
40
preferred
--
1
'___
Industries Inc
Allied
91
63% Jun
36
.••
102
•
•
Allen
3% Mar 29;
>?;
-
-
-
16
i
22%
....
139
'
164
*114% ::
-
$4:375 cum preferred
-.No par "
Alleghany:& West Ry 6%. gt'd—100 /
18'
,
____100
:
preferred A_
conv
*136
V
110
9%
44%
31
Friday
June 24
44%
-
75%^5%
109 % :
Sales for
Thursday
.June 23
13%f*
v67%
24%-!24%
36%/'37-Vb
v
.
-•
'•
:
110
9
44'%
•••»
'
..
-
;
$4 prior preferred conv
6%
138
*114y8
•
called/...---
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp__i._
23
Jun
108
-
May 12
<77% Feb
20% Jan
;
22
•23% Mar 16
22% Dec
•
s
92 '
•
57
Jan
•
•
25% Jan 17
15 ;
>
61% Apr', 13::
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
6
-
47
*
24
110% Jan
-
100
™,
22
^
-
common
preferred
5%%
*"■'
24'
98.-Apr
■
0
-34% Jun
May 28
24
23% May 9:
39% Feb 16.
7
.
-
23-
/ 117% Jun
3
•'*4% Jan71
-,
74%' Nov -17
Inc
Alleghany Corp common'-.
Jun
Jun
56-
19
51% Mar 14
-
preferred
preferred
4y4%
35% Jun
,170
v"
7
34% Jun
29
■147% Nov
8
•
-
Aldens
3
Jun
Jan 21_ ,115% Jun
Jan .4/ .-•:110%Juh
Jan 20
19
16
55% Dec
97-
4
23% Jan103'
•
5
•45% Jan
19% Dec
40Vb Sep
4
37% Jan
'
•
.
7%
.
!" ' 7%
'
9
38% Jan 18
106
3% Jan
326
Mar 14
31% Jun
37-
i
-«7% Jan 28*
'
4'
28'4 Jan
i
__..l
common
*•
•
'
-
II
Inc
'
31
'*107
•i
36%--. 37 V2
.
*162 'v 163
4
•
3%
-•
1101
69
44y2
PRICES
-
-44%
"/ / 13%'«
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••31%~*31%"V*/
109'%
24%
.136%
__^_100
44%
-i '75%.3 76%
31%
*107
24'/a
Inc common—No par
Products
31 %
*31
-
Vicksburg Ry.
____100
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining—L
10
•
78%
SALE
June 22
•13%
67 >4'
44%—44'/a
1"
1951 series
69%
31 %
Alabama &
'
1 -18% July 28
pfd
9%
77
----
Corp———:—No par
Air Reduction
13%
9%
HIGH
Wednesday. ;
,
111
13%
68%.
Addressbgraph-^Multigraph Corp—10
Admiral Corp.;
1
20
170'
Co.
Express
Adams-Millis
9
138
13;
114% Jun
65V4 Jan
~4
common../—25
V ;
44% %
*110
110
9%
Steel 'CQ—i___-L!_——-1.10
Adams
21
30y* Jan
Mar 15
162
>
Acme
.v.44%
13%
-
preferred !—_£—!—!-.i—50
4
7
34 \' Apr
113% Jun
t
-
27% Mar 14
'
20
27
-45% Mar
,
3
23
'<3% Mar 25 .'■* ": 3% Jan
4
12% Jan*
23Vb Jun
.
32% Apr
•77% Jan 21
'
29
221/a Mar
Jun
-
17
44%
110
r___—2.50
AND
June 21-
43%
1
_■
Tuesday
June 20
..100
:
LOW
.
Monday
*
Par
Vending Corp__^_—
ACF-Rrill Motors Co.,
69% Jun
46% Jan 18 '
*
preferred
ABC
12% Feb 18
„
32'
.....
.
'.
•;
'
•Abbott Laboratories oommon__!__:_5
3
16% Jan
v
.7% Mar 23
■
YORK STOCK
'/■: EXCHANGE/
•
48% Jan
:■
.<
NEW
.
Highest
39% Mar 14
*•
115% Apr
7
S% Jan
5% Jan
106
I.
49% Apr/. 8
1
Lowest
•
:
STOCKS
;
Range since Jan. .1
Highest
.
'
..
Year 1954
,
Lowest
61,600
30
106Vb
106%
106'%
*105
40'4
40 Vb
•40
107
40%
1,700
40%
49%
49%
50%
8,300
50
49'4
25'%
25%
*25'%
25%
600
25%
•
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NEW YORK
27% Feb
4
17% Jan
4
8% Apr
16
14
May 13
3
297/a Jun
15
45'/a Jun
16
16-/8 Feb
10
Armour
35% Apr
28
102 '/a Apr
19
6% Jun
Jun
Jan
9% Feb
<
26
24
Mar 15
28% Feb
3
16% Jun
16
Jun
16
-/a
10% Nov
3
14% Apr
14
23
4
26% Jan
18
25% Apr
93% Jan
111% Dec
6
31% Jan
8
54% Jan
4
134% Dec
13
Jan
5
4
39% Dec
29
4
101% Dec
10
29
ML&l
Atlantic
4%
I
A
69% Mar
40 V* Jan
101% Apr
20
Jan
4
43% Dec
10
40% Jan 17
34% Jan
4
52% Dec
2
103 Va Jan
8
Nov 26
47% Mar 14
131
Jan 18
Mar 24
11% Mar 23
138
17
10ya May 28
5
Feb
12
Jan
20
18% Aug
4% Jan
Mar 21
19
4
11
14
7
29
6% Jan 17
48% Jan 18
Nov
23
6% Mar 14
4
.074
td
Api
25%
17
43%
98'%
21%
"'"7
9
26,500
14%
31'%
32
25,200
;
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V
99
98'%
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21'%
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10Q
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15%
16%
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30
33 V,
32%
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29 "/■
110%
109'%
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33'%
109'%
41,500
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113,2U0
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26
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26
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28%
3,100
26
25'%
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26
15%
5,700
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7
7
7
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29
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45%
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55
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38'%
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58%
154 Va
151
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11
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7,500
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55,300
99
99%
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45
45'%
3,000
613%
6,500
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58%
58%
155'%
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960
162
155'%
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15
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17%
v
20
20'
53%
45%
154
10%
10%
40
98
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100
11
2.6U0
38'%
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:
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44'%
53
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15
-
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17%
19%
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20
/
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15%
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154
152
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15%
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58'%
57%
58
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58
153
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61
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60'%
0*'%
•
99
101
■
45'%
30
2,600
44'%
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99
%* 97
99
54
/
53%
44
43%
^
99
99'%
45%
45%
100
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151 f// V//149'.v;/ 150'%
60'%
61'%
60%
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147%
53 V,
100
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38'%
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37%
10
60%
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99
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54
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110
68
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59%
42%
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68 V*
99
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vaue;
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.
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32'% /
98'%
97'%
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V
44'%
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31%
"
25%
.
,
.
v.
42%
-20
$2.25 conv preferred
Mar SO
64
43%
15'%
*32
*21'%
7%
'%
ft
59 V*
No par
Austin Nichols common
No par
Conv prior pref ($1.20) — No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Tack
7
7
148
100
(voting)
convertible pfd series
Atlas
Jan
18
29
7
4
9
14% Jan
Dec
24% Sep
May 26
4% Jan
4
4%
22% Feb
14
49% Dec
16
17 % Jan
17% Feb
23
24
15% Jun
;
10% May 23
14% Aug 23
15
Jun
162
14,500
-
68
5
Common
29 Va
'
Powder-
Alias
24
61% Jun
28'%
98'%
110'%
RR—-No par
Atlas Corp
48% Mar 31
21%
32%
.-100
—
/Atlantic Refining common—.
Preferred $3.75 series B
3
1
97% Jun
98
21%
28%
Electric Co com—10
preierrea
Coast Line
29'/»
■
-——50
Atlantic
8
98
ft
-50
——
City
98 %
21%
15%
1
Preferred
May 17
34%
Jan
27%
24
iU*
48% May 16
95% Jan
22
23
44% Jun
3
Mar
97
Common
61% Jun
3,700
28%
14%
\ 31%
21 %
25%
preferred
100
Associates Investment Co
—10
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
27
Jun
151
3
34% Jan
5
103% Oct
69 % May
40%
40'%
44%
15%
;
■
2.50
_1
:
.*43%
44
4'%
40'/a
29%
,
31%
15
6%
No par
5.25%
2
1
62% Feb
37'% July 26
29% Jan
92
Dec
61
23
5
Goods Corp—
Dry
43
31%
500
4'%
41
28%
15%
Shares
4%
*4%
4'%
40'%
29%
97
*
preferred $1.50 series__No par
2nd
40
II
June 24
June 23
40'%
%
4
4%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 22
32 %
15%
-32
—
Common
111% May
121% Jan is
58
Jun 15
6
16
44 %
Oil & Refining Co
Ashland
8
104% Feb
Nov 11
55
4
92'% Jan
337/a Jun
26% Mar 14
22
43%
Inc—
Arvln
Associated
Nov 29
30
30
5
Rights
—
Industries
2
ft Jun
12% Jan-. 6
4
5
29%
10
Carpet Co Inc.
Artloom
Jan
*'t
18% Jan
40
Corp
Constable
Arnold
17
'
Jan
35%
28%
of
Co
4%
47/8
No par
Illinois com
5
Armstrong CorK Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
3
22
9
14
19% Mar
*4%
—5
Argo Oil Corp
Armco
Steel Corp
6
31% Jun
2
96% Mar 23
June 21
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 20
Par
Co Inc
Products
W
May 12
13% Jan
26
27
P
Archer-Daniels-Midland
8% Oct
May 19
21
437/a Feb
36
7
Dec 31
22
13
Jan
5
16
A
3
24 % May
102% Dec
6
6% Jan
39% Jun
14% Dec 31
30
93 »% Jan
4% May 19
6'% Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26'% Dec 22
11
32% Jan
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
AND
LOW
Monday
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
NEW
1
Range since Jan.
STOCKS
•
•
Range for Previous
\ear1954
Monday, June 27^-1955
..
2,500
_
B
8
66
Jan
11^
18
42% Jan
7
75% Dec
30
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
.11% Jan
8
26% Jan
8
^6
30% Jan
10
3178
O
Uly
107
113% Dec ""9
7
Jan
14
% Jan
18
60% Nov
19
54% Jan
6
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
39% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
99
32
Feb
10
86
Dec
4
64
Dec
30
69 % Jun
dan
±J
Baroer
Oil
5
Barker
Brothers
VVb
5
17% Apr
42
72% Mar 29
Bath
22
14% Jan
6
17% Apr
0
Bayuk Cigars
8
50% Jan
6
57
Jun
8
Beatrice Foods
4
36% Dec
10
9 % Jan
4
10% Dec
40% Jan
4
55% Dec
;
143
Jan
4
143'% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
99% Jan
6
107 % Dec
2
103% Jun
13
Dec
22 % Mar
31
13% May
3
25
81
6
90% Nov 22
Jan
85
Apr
14
30% Jun
11
96
21
22% Jan
6
29% Feb
Dec
29
40
Jan
3
44% Jan
35% Sep
10
28
Mar 21
14% Oct
25
13% May 12
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
31% Dec
31
30% Jan
26
17
41
28% Dec
1
lO'/a Apr 14
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
4
90% Jan
18
'
Beck
2
24
Creek
Beech
Beech-Nut
6
38
Bell
17
42
Feb
101
8
Belding-Heminway
18
% Apr
Aircraft
Bell
15
Corp
Howell
&
Co
prelerred
4%%
18
Apr
RR
May 12
48
59% Mar
•
7
Beneficial
22% Feb
14
l%Jan
3
35% Jun
19% Mar 15
14
"%
May 18
24
Jan
27
32% Dec
29
30
Mar 14
30% Jan
4
48% Dec
3
43
Jan
Jan
4
111% Dec
31
101% Jan
6
147% Apr
26
144% Jan
5
168 % Nov 29
161% Feb
9
170
19
50
1% Dec
23
6
14 % Dec
30
80% Oct
27
50% Dec
29
'9% May
65% Apr
1
29
12
29% Dec
3
11
27% Dec
.
31
32% Dec
7
Jan
Apr
6
Jun
16
31
26% Jan
28
33% Jun
25
30
28% Mar 15
Mar
34% Jun
22
/..i
30
38
5
75
Dec
29
54% May 18
88% Mar
3
Boeing
,1
24% Apr
8
20 % Mar 15
21% Jun
8
Bohn Aluminum
May
17% Nov
23
o
Mar 14
44% Jun
Jan
26
35% Dec
31
27% Jun
7
6% Jan
4
17% Dec
31
13% Jun
22
13% Jan
4
18
22
39% Jan
Jan
3
Dec
29
19% Jun
22
12% Jan
11
9% Jan
14
11% Jun
7
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
74% Sep
3
62% Jan
18
66% May
3
Borden
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
34% Jan
6
93% Jan
12
99
Dec
17
96
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
48 %
.Mar 23
53% Jan
21
59% May
Inc
Stores
Co
(The)
18
6Ya Jan
13
14
32% July 27
11
14"% Jan
3
28% Jan
3
29% Mar 14
17
6
23% Jan
Dec
32% Dec
3
14
Jan
38
Mar 14
Dec
10
44% Dec
21
Jan
11
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
60
25
29
Jan
14% Dec
13
15
83
July 28
22% Dec 30
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Budd (The) Co common-
12
36% Dec
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
6
Jan
6
85
Dec
28
85% Jan
20
25% Feb
24
30
Mar 12
74
25 % Jan
21
33
27
Mar 14
Jan
13
22% Apr 20
93
Mar 14
Jun
10
$5
Buffalo
Forge
16
30 % May 24
47 % Feb 21
Bullard
37% Mar 24
20
50% Jan
12
62% Feb
14
Bulova
10% Jan
17% Dec
29
16
Mar 15
19% Feb
7
92% Mar
8
,
11
80% Feb
3
88
Oct
5
84% Feb
2
-
73 % Jun
77% Aug
11
73% Jan
18
80
74% Nov
78% Dec
14
76% Jan
3
92
22% Jan
15% Jan
25% Nov
12
11% Feb
16 % Dec
29
15
11% Jan
79% Jan
25
16
23
Bush
6
6
24% Jan
*Q
10
-
100
100
100
-5
i
Burroughs Corp
16% Jun 21
3
29% Dec
16% Jan
preferred
6
9% Jan
1
4%
Mar 18
Jan
91 % Jan
16
10
-5
Inc
Co
4%%
4
26% P"n
Watch
3 % %
12
107% Nov
July
5
No par
1
:
Burlington Industries Inc com——1
23
93% Oct
15% Jun
Co
Apr 26
34% Jun 22
10% Apr
7% Jan
98
Dec
5
Co
51% Aug
57% Aug
11
Co
preferred _—i.—.
29% Jan 11
99% Jan 28
26% Jan
6
Jun
30% Jun 23
100
preferred
second preference—:
Terminal
Butler
Bros
Co
1
-
15
common
Mar
7
Feb
8
Butte Copper <fc Zinc
86% Feb
103% Jan
3
Byers Co
12
36 V* May
4
2
4%%
100
5
preferred
15%
2,900
.15
15
29'%
27'%
o
\
28
J I ~'/U
f-
■
•
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
8
36'% Dec 31
3% Dec
12
Dec
33% Jan
31
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
23
8V4 Jun
38% Dec
20 y2 Jan
12 Va
30
42%
7
Dec~13
21
38 V, Mar
3
26
41 y4 May 13
common—_No par
7% participating preferred—100
Byron Jackson Co
10
(A M)
3% Feb
8
Callahan
15% Mar
3
Calumet
11% Apr
44 V4 Apr
11
4
4
28% Dec
8
Jan
6
Aug 20
15 Va Dec
31
14% Jan
6
99'% May 13
38% May 19
16% Apr 13
91'% Jan
17
87% Mar 18
90'% Jan
52'% Jan
11
22 Vs Jan
5
6
60
Nov 30
27% July
& Hecla
1
180
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65'%
Campbell
$4.25
64% Feb
7
Canada Southern Ry Co
10
30 Va Jun
9
Canadian
Breweries
Pacific
33
Dec
29
28 % Mar 14
35'% Jun
16
Canadian
61
July 23
53% May 27
59
21
Cannon
preferred
13
4
page
Co
25% Jan
4
see
Soup
conv
44% Jan
footnotes
Inc
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
21% Jan
For
1
5
Zinc-Lead
57% Jan
9
26.
Feb
5
California Packing Corp
Mills
Ry
Ltd
rt
100
6,000
160
28%
37'%
19,300
37%
27%
1
37'%
1,800
101
*97
101
*97
'
54%
53'%
54%
21'%
20%
21
1%
l'/a
1»%
l'/a
34%
33%
34'%
33%
63
54
54'%.
54%
54
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
21
l'/a
1%
1% 1
!
16,100
5,300
IV*
23,000
1,800
22,100
34%
3
34%
51%
51%
51%
51%
52
52'%
52'%
52'%
34
52'%
144
141%
142'%
140'%
141%
166
166
167'%
167'%
1,800
15'%
15 7 8
24.500
33%
142 %
141 '/a
142'%
141 Va
166
166
166
166'%
166'%
16
16
15%
16'/a
16%
80
79'%
79'%
69%
69%
25'%
80'%
*79
69'%
15%
15%
600
80
*79
1.200
79
79
69
/■.
69%
68'%
69
68 Va
69
25%
25'%
11,200
26,500
1,200
25'%
25%
25%
26
25'%
26'%
32%
33
32'%
33%
31
33%
30%
31'%
33%
33
33%
33%
34 %
34
34
33'%
34
32%
43%
44%
43
44'%
43'%
9,100
43'%
43 %
43'%
43'%
61%
62%
60'%
61%
60%
59%
61%
37,100
63%
60
25
25'%
25'%
25%
25%
25%
3,700
25
24%
24%
30%
31'%
34
30%
30%
30
30
31%
15'%
14'%
14'%
13%
14
19'%
18%
19%
.
18'%
18%
*30
Va
No par
100
*13%
19'%
18%
690
1,140
18%
23,200
10%
11
10%
11
10%
11
3,500
65'%
65'%
65%
65
65'%
4,400
%
44 Va
44%
44
44'%
9,000
98%
97'%
98
45'%
45%
45'%
44'%
45
98%
98%.
98
98%
57
57%
57%
57%
24
23%
43'%
48%
48 %
36%
36%
36%
37%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
98%
390
57
.
57%
4,500
*97'%
57%
57%
57'%
57'%
23%
23%
23%
23%
22%
23
3,700
24
47%
48%
47
48
47
47'%
3,100
48'%
37%
37
37'%
5,000
11,800
37
37'%
37'%
16%
„.
16%
16'%
16%
16%
16%
44'%
44
44'%
44
44%
*54'%
54'%
54
54'%
1,900
21'%
21'%
21 %
21%
11,600
*bl'%
82 va
81%
81%
1,000
31%
31%
31%
8,000
43%
44
44
44'%
44 Va
53%
54
54
54
54
20%
21'%
21
21'/8
21
21'%
81%
81%
81%
82
81%
82
32%
32%
32'%
32%
31%
32'%
99'%
*98
98'%
14 V8
18%
65
,
.
54'%'
*98
99
*98
31 Va
98'%
*98
99
5,900
34%
9,300
34%
33%
33%
34'%
34'%
38'%
34%
15'%
15%
15%
15'%
4,500
15%
15'%
15%
15'%
15'%
15%
93'%
*93%
94'%
94
94
1,200
24%
24%
3,100
34%
35%
21%
22
94'%
23
23%
23'%
23%
23%
24'%
35%
36
35'%
35%
22
22'%
21%
22%
*92'%
93
93
23%
23%
35'%
35%
35%
21%
22 %
21%
'
35%
22'%
*92%
*92'%
94
*92'%
94
28%
28%
28'%
29
31'%
32'%
31'%
59%
59
17'%
17'%
88
88
32%
85'%
35
85 %
*75
80
33%
<
88
28%
28%
28'%
28'%
1,400
34%
35'%
34 Va
35%
20,100
35'%
59'%
59%
59%
60%
3,600
5)'%
17%
17'%
17%
57,900
86'%
*85
80
80
80
88
'
29;;
17%
17%
85'%
94
8,900
48,800
93 Va
59'%
59%
17%
*92 Va
*92'%
29
..
59%
94
.
33%
33%
*75
33%
34
93'%
*86'%
17%
17%
86
80
,*84
86
*84
*75
80
*75
80
20
87
310
33%
.
88'%
87
88
87
34 Yb
33'%
24.000
33%
33'%
34'%
38'%
16'%
16'%
600
16'%
16'%
16'%
16 V2
16%
16'%
*15%
16
30
29%
37,100
23'%
29'%
29%
30%
29
28%
29%
28
150
98
*98%
98
98
98 "2
98
98
98'%
98
98'%
11'%
10%
11
1C'%
10%
4,100
10%
X33
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29
101
100
27%
28'%
*28
101
28
100
100
100
38 V*
38%
38 3s
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2"%
12 %
13 V,
8'%
8%
13%
13'%
8%
8%
8'%
8%
40'%
39%
40
40
27%
*100
38'%
38 Ve
13'/4
10%
27%
38
34'%
13%
10'%
27'%
34%
34%
33%
10%
27%
34%
34%
34%
,
10'%
34%
..
2%
13
x3%
100%
*100
34'%
34'%
38%
33 Va
38%
3,200
3'%
3
3%
51.500
13
13 Vs
8%
8%
40'%
40
40%
37%
38
37 Va
37%
38'%
38'%
38'%
37%
16
15%
16'%
16 Va
16%
16%
15%
*94%
96
*95'%
97
95'%
95i%
*95'%
*59%
61
*58%
61
*58'%
60
29%
*29%
30'%
*29
30'%
'f:
29%
x34%
35
34%
34 %
34 I,
25
*57
57%
57'%
57'%
*56'%
59
800
380
2,900
13%
40
38''4
100
34%
40
No par
No par
14'%
.
14
10%
10%
64%
*98
.
1,500
65
10'%.
65
c
32
%
37%
'a
1
101
*97
101
*97
23%
100
40
Jan
11% Jan
6,800
15
37itt
RR—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender—_No par
Jun
29%
14%
98
24
0
29'%
15'%
45%
31% Feb 23
34-5-8 May
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 10
30
15
10%
94
6
29
29%
28'%
18%
6
4
43'%
30'
*43'%
64 %
6
28
32 % Jan
44
44
*14%
Jan
6
25
*43'%
31%
20% Jan
% May 25
83% Jun 13
24%
43'%
24%
82
54
May 10
24%
61%
17% May 17
4
23
88'%
89'%
42%
Braniff
24% Jan
88
24'%
37'%
34
42,800
25%
29%
*14%
1%
140
30 Va
29%
*88
32
6
18% Mar 28
97% Feb
29
Maine
preferred
Roller Bearing
Bower
46 Va Mar
13
28% Jan
2
5%
May 31
38% May 5
0
56% Jan
Mar 11
33% Aug
4
13% Jan
22
67
100
6
12% Jan
Oct
34% Dec
/,
&
30%
33
25.
Common
105'%
29%
900
'20
89 %
25 %
_5
—100
Co__
105'%
30'%
'*■'
106
5,000
11,000
24%
43
29
21
.
141'%
106 '
/•
*88'%
68
14Ya Jan
19
19% Jan
-
50
// 43
.101
55
55
141 V4
29%
37'%
•
16'%
25'%
24%
147%
49'%
16%
55'%
106'%
*79%
100
5
Airways Inc
2.50
Bridgeport Brass- Co common
5
4%%
preferred—
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
_3.50
Briggs & Stratton
"—-—No par
Bristol-Myers Co common
—2.50
3%% preferred
——100
Brooklyn Union Gas__
No par
Brown & Bigelow
1
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
15
53% Jun
38
24% May 27
Edison
Boston
5% May
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
Boston
9
29
50
41
43%
/
28%
15%
1
_1.25
15
-—
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
Apr 29
98% Jun
6
Bond
43%
370
89'%
*88
89%
25 %
3,600
28%
28
-
165%
No par
Class B
July 29
15 % Mar 14
27'%
17%
150
*142
150
/.
106
105
105
105% •"
*142
55'%
5b'%
54%
55 va
150
*142
7,600
*39
41
*39
41
:
*39
141 %
& Brass Corp.—5
57% Mar 17
8
16
V
// 55%
56'%
34
Bon Ami Co class A___——No par
3
20
16%
150
51%
5
Co
Airplane
16'%
16'%
1%
(E W)
40*/2 e>ep
50%
16'%
20%
1
5
47%
•-
60
'
16 Va
1
700
91'%
17%
v
17'%
17%
•
50'%
52% ■^63%
—_1
27"% Jan
17'%
17'%
16
♦97
Co—
—_1
Buss & Laughlin Inc
2.50
Blockson Chemical Co
—7.50
Bliss
60%
17%
37%
,
'
37%
90%
60
58%
1,400
68
37%
89'%
60
29
Steel (Del ) com—No par
preferred ——1
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) conu5
4%% pfd series of 1951-——100
Black & Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co
(Delaware)——10
4
88'%
49'%
14%
7%
14
37%
91
37%
1 peso
Co
&
68
59%
37%
59%
/•• 58%
40
49%
28,500
"
*37%
*89 Va
■
91
50%
28%
Bethl'ehem
16% Feb 28
81% Apr 22
70% Jun 13
18
74
Best
Best Foods
68%
40
43 %
:—4
Co
68'%
37-;8
100
99 V2
v.748%
50%
68%
49'%
25
1
Consol Mining Co
Benguet
52% Jun 23
7
48% Jan
9
17% Jan
14% Jan
3
22
13% Jan
36% Feb
22% Feb
Apr
Finance
49%
68'%'
V'
V
50'%
68%'
40
*88
———1
——_———1
common
—10
100
";
■'
Jt._
49%
51'%
27%
Bendix Aviation ________i_———5
'
50
37%
,
17,200
33
110'%
*109-'%
99%
17%
105
10
Co—
Packing
100
43'%
*142
100
1
—50
pfd
4%%
*99
17'%
*55 %
Co common
(AS)
Shoe
100
*89-.2
!•
.
60
16
Inc
Beech Aircraft Corp
34% May 6
17% Jan 25
96% Mar
17
Nov
100
Beaunit
Mar 18
Dec
4
Jun
4%%
2
23
100
99'%
51'%
—No par
12.50
conv prior
preferred—100
preferred
—100
Mills
Inc
2.50
3%%
9
Jun
107% May
90
228,000
*
17%
10
Corp
109'%
*40%
.—50
——
Works
Iron
37%
59 %
10
common
preferred
4%%
29
109'%
\: 68'%
68%
3'1 %
-.—--10
Corp.——
8
1
68%
90
preierrea——_iu0
016
ouiiveii/iuic
-
304,100
109'%
49%-.
50
49%
32%
33
1,200
4,300
14'%
%
109'%
99'%
100'%
''99 %
32%
32%
r372
109'%
109
110%
17 %
v.
32'%
99
14
%
32
v
98
17
14
7%
7%
7%
;
100'%
99'%
102
,16%.
17%
33
V,.
♦109
common——50
Bangor & Aroostook
3
40"% Oct
15V* Jan
17% Sep 30
5
97/e Jan
17
38% Mar
1
32
13
Jun
33 % Jan
11% July
Jan
8
37% Jun
83
24% May
20% Jan
107
12
13
16%
32%
17%
33%
\
7%
7'%
100%
%
preferred series B——100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore & Ohio common
_100
4% noncumulative preferred—100
93
4
< Jan
56% May 12
29
43% Jan
68
•
Jan
50% Jun
105
Jun
jo
40% Dec
7%
102%
33
4%%
5
7%
101%
16%
rights
Common
14
Jun
113 Va May
29
7
11
May 18
32
Mar 31
109
Nov 26
107
Jan
18% Jan
98
24% Mar 30
35
7%
101%
(The)-Nopar
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Ccrp
13
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co.__No par
Wilcox Co
&
102'%
7%'
1
Inc
T)
(B
Babcock
Mar
8
ft Jun
Babbitt
10
tVi Feb
6.900
10,700
38
16%
16 Vb
16%
96
96
97 Va
59
*59 V*
9,900
8'a
40%
61
5.600
16,300
170
50
*29 Va
30%
200
35'%
347%
35%
46,100
35%
35
57
56 Va
400
57
56'%
57'%
*29'%
30
Volume 181
(2953)
Number 5441. The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2941)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Ranee for Previous
Low est
28
4
Jan
5
20 % Oct
40% Jan
29
40'A Apr
30% Nov
5
Jan
Lowest
27 Va Dec
13
17% Jan
107
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
8% Jan
126
6
37'A J'
30'/» Mar 14
37
Jan
36Vb Apr
,6
7
31
112
23
5
63'A Dec
31
55'A Jan
46% Jan 1 4
62 Va Apr
13
54
Jan
11
68% Jun
1
Mar
1
17 Vb
May 16
3
19% Dec
29
4
129% Feb
26
4o
101 % Jun
4
105%
16% Apr 28
107 % Jan 1 4
Sep" 10
121.
Nov
26
4
81% Dec
30
j 77 % Jan
16
4
30'A Dec
31
'27
19 Va Dec
21
Jan
15% Jan
18
Oct
4%
i,
11
28
Jan
% 18% Jan
26
21 Va Mar 12
20
>
Jan
3
22 '*'•
V* 8% Dec
.7% Jan
6
23% Mar 25
40 Va Dec
28
37% Jan
18
54 Va Mar 24
82
22
79 % Jan
3
20
Dec
12% Jan
4
15% Dec
27
38% Jan
,-8
47% Dec
21
105 Va Dec
19
112% Sep
.
30
19% Jan ',.8
26
15 Va Mar 15
15Va Jan
Dec
14% Jan
108
8
24
Jan
28
21
28
21
Mar 15
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
26
13% Jan
19
10 '/a Nov
10% Feb 26
;.
29
8 Va Jan
6
3b
4
41% Dec
30
31 % Mar 14
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
31
23% Mar 14
33 Va Jan
4
48
Dec
14
7
.
Jan
11
60
5
108
98 % Jan
22
May 12
4% Feb
2
25% Jan
Nov
22
50
Mar 17
105
38% Aug 11
8 '/a Dec 30
15
Cerro
53'A Dec
Mar
22
6,0 Vb Jun 22
9
Jan
30 f
6
109
Feb
16
4
13
94'A Dec
9
4
24% Dec
43
30
46 Va Dec
31
"52% Jan
99
30 % Dec
18 Va Jan
27 V8 May 14
21% Mar 14
18 Va Jan
38% Dec
17
33% Jan
30
Jan
28
18
*26".
18
27 Va Jan
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
12 % Mar
31
16 Va Jan
Jun
13
Jan
-
21
:
13% Dec
Apr
18
31
12
Jan
6
19 Vb Apr
20
17 Va Dec
21
15Va Jan
6
*•29% Jun
22
•*
52 Va Dec
29
45 % Feb
16
10'A Jan
67% May 23
'
11
17% Dec
30
14% Jan
21
2G
20% Jun
22
29
-42% Jun
22.
Jun
Oct
34% Feb
63
Jan
5
62'A Jan :11
7% July
„
9
49% Dec
22
39'A Jan
6
118% Dec
30% Aug 31
10
108 'A Jan
11
94
6
1% Jan
4
Feb
20% Feb
■
4
-
3
Feb
29
JJan
7
18
82 Vb' Apr
-25Aug
ft
23% Jan
17
15
,100% Feb
16
49
Nov
59%
23
43
5
17VB Dec
.
27'A Jan
15
Jan
4
74 "• Jan
27
33% Jan
4
"
170
May 12
87% Sep
107
7
J~a~n~~5
14
104% Sep
37% Dec
22
<,
Mar 14
27
,T' .' 2*
3
94
Jan
26
113
Jun
53
Jan
6
72
Feb
15
191
Feb
14
93
Dec
27
110% Dec
28
92
Jan
17
27
Mar
73
9
24% Dec
29
20% Mar 14
37
Jan
7
59% Nov
22
56
24
Feb
24
42 VB Dec
31
34% May
132% Jan
89
Jan
12
' 6
107'A Oct
18
869
10
Dec
38% Jan
7
86% Jan
/
4
12% Jan
20
3% Aug 30
43
Dec
Oct
6
104
Dec
Apr
17
7
100% Mar
9
111% Jan
13
6
139
Jun
990
Apr
-
1
22
18
18
990
Apr
22
50% May
95% Sep
16
90
112
6
Jan
*
Feb -14
62% Jan
14
17% Jan
July 28
''
6
21%
Jun
JSlectric;—
19% Jan
68% Jan
41% Jan
12
4
21
32
Apr 21
23
31
fir
22
17 Vb Feb
23
39 % Jan
Class
31
29
89
Feb
17
77
May 27
85% Feb
4
22
45 Vb Mar 22
28 % Mar 15
52% Jun
17
31% Ju
20
Mu.y 27
"
*57'A
73 %
pld___100
*03 %
Broadcasting
A
2.50
5% Jan
Jan
8
11'A Dec
10
30
Apr
9% Dec
28
38% Jan
49% Aug
7
7
5
105% Jan
113
Nov
24
106% Jun
109% Feb
1
42% Jan
101 %
7
May 25
Jan
7% May 10
4 6 VB Jun
108
Jan
107% Mar
1
11
3
,y May 25
33
Mir 16
105
Sep 22
61
Jan
7
101% Mar
6
74% Jun
24
7
105% Jan
10
4
30% Dec
30
90% Jan
27% Jan
6
39% Jun
24
4
105% Dec
31
100% Jan
13
108% Apr
14
72% Jan
25
For
4
79% Nov
24
21
106% Dec
27
foot
Tit/mge
101
26.
Mar
4
85
Jul
17
104% Jun
1
27%
23%
8,100
24 VB
113
*71
215
*100 Va
103%
110
110
112
.
71%
V*.
1,020
71%
1,200
215
*198%
35%-
35%
23% f
112
71%
100%
10
100%
30
35%
36
8,100
*109'/a
110
240
75
*75
76
75
80
44%
*43%
44%
*43 Va
44%
40
22 %.
21%
74%.
Cuba
10«%
106 %
106
129%
136 Va
138 Va
*1,000
*48
13 200
2,000
:
.
106
106
133%
135
*1,000
57
50
,
400
13,600
1,160
57 Va
15,600
*90 Va
91%
21
20%
20%
10 400
27%
27 Va
27 %.
92,500
48 Va
1,100
48
Va
*48
58%
58
%
*58
*71 Va
74
65
*63'A
65
71
*63 %
1x0
59
100
71%
410
65
20
28%
27
27%
28%
27%
27 3 4
27%
27%
27%
26%
27 %
27%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
%
4,100
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
16%
16 %
I6V2
16%
36,100
34 VB
35%
34%
35 Va
3 4'/a
34%
34%
34%
34%
35 %
11,700
*81 %
82'A
*81%
82 VA
*82
82%
28%
*82
.
10,900
1
82%
*81'/a
8 2'A
51'A
52%
51%
51%
50%
51%
50'A
50%
49%
50'A
7,300
31%
31%
>:31 %
31%
31%
31%
31'A
31%
31%
31%
3,100
69%
70 Va
70
70
56 Va
57 Va
56
22
22%
22
42%
69 Va
68%
69%
56%
55%
56%
3,500
22%
22%
23 %
39,300
43%
42%
3,4)0
'
57%
'
%
43 VA
42 Vb
8 Vb
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
*8%
8%
8'A
8%
1,800
18'A
18%
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
19%
25,100
24%
2o
24%
24 •/«
24%
24%
24%
24%
19%
24 Vb
24%
4,500
34
34
34%
*33%
34
*33%
34
.
34
43 Va
14,300
34%
500
17 Va
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
19,000
49%
48%
49
48%
49 Vs
14,200
—No par
109%
109 7/b
109%
109 VB
109%
109%
110%
40%
41 Va
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
Ind
Corp
1
VB
15%
110
40%
llO'/a
39
111
40%
1,900
10,100
16
15%
16
15%
16
16
16'A
5
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
21
21V4
21
21%
3,400
—10
34 %
34%
34'A
34%
34
34 %
34'A
34%
34 V8
34%
15,900
It!
tt
30'A
30%
31%
32
%
10%
11
8%
8 ''4
Corp—_—1.33%
6%
16
10
*33%
pfd
Stores
100
Inc
1
*11
8%
47%
11
47%
r
3a
i\',
47%
8%
47%
5,400
156,200
32
32
31
32
*31
10%
»
11
11
11
11
8 %
47%
No par
110%
110%
110
110%
No par
*108%
109%
108%
108%
*108 Va
Common
—10
73%
73%
73%
73%
73%
4%
-100
*101%
Baking Co com—No par
preferred
Nopar
*105%
110
8%
47 %
8%
47 %
8%
477/b
8'A
47'/a
31%
11
1,400
2,500
8%
2,900
47%
7,300
110
110
110%
110
111
109 Va
103
109
108%
109 %
100
74 "a
74%
3,300
102%
102%
10
39 Va
3,600
810
America—
preferred
Continental
Can
%
73 %
59
3 %
42 Va
138
48%
preferred
preferred
$3.75 preferred
3 '/a
42%
138
18Vs
—
Retail
Corp of
3%
43 %
139
27
—
Continental
4,200
49%
Rights
$5 50
32
17%
Laundries Corp
$4.50
32
49 Vb
Foods
$4.52
1
18%
Consolidated
1
2,800
32
i
49%
Consolidated
4
15%
18%
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
10c
Consumers Power Co com—-Nopar
Mar
25,400
15 Vb
49 Vb
♦
Consolidated
50% Mar
54
53 %
300
Y com—No par
21
20% Jan
54 % Jan
96
Jan
Corp..*.
N
Consolidated Natural Gas_i.
Container
68% Nov 23
of
27
112
15,300
31%
3 %
43 %
12% Feb
109% Jun
48%
107
43
43
Consol RR of
48
%
*105
*137%
43%
Publishing Co__.No par
Corp —
10
Congoleum-Nairn Inc t-,
—No par
11
Jan
10,500
15%
*1.97
V
6,800
69
<;
3%
42%
Nast
Mills
$5 preferred
Consol Electronics
4
75
*43'A
43%
Commonwealth Edison Co———25
24
Jun
110'A 110'A
75
44.%
22%
24
21% T-Vb
26
110%
75
*43.%
35%
27%
101
68%
107
23%
-
103 Vo
35%
•
27%
'
112%
1
215
100%
36
22%
Jun
32
25
>197
103 VB
68 '/a
44 'A Jan
3
198
57
Coppermines Corp—.5
17
71%
*105
A
54
,14%
,
24%
112%
■71%
70*,
Cigar
11
23 Va
111%
22%
Consol
18 % FPb
32
23%
57%
Consolidated
27% F-b
31%
71%
198
53%
>
14%
107
110%
70%
08%
Consolidated
36% Jan
22%
109
21%
14
6
31%
56%
16
7
31%
54 '/a
14%
>105
•
.1
—
51% Feb
Mar 11
53%
14%
14%
% 107
*105
.1
2.^
18% Jun
Jan
49 %
—10
Co
6
18
17% Nov
5
10
15% Jan
80
System—
12% Jan
33
48%
48%
100
com
45 % Jan
6
7
3 Vb
pfd.—100
Ry
23
8
8,800
124,700
101%
v
48%
Southern
25% May 26
20
49%
/
27%
34% Jun
Dec
48%
27%
101% •102
27%
com—No par
7
22 Vb Oct
17
70
27'/b
V
26%
Iron
&
21 V8 Mar 14
36% Dec
68
:
A
20 Va
27% Feb
4
68
,27%
21%
Cone
14
102
66 %
21%
Cond^
11
75
44
27%
*101%
Corp.;—_—No par
11
12% Feb
75
43 %
27%
58 %
11
33% Dec
81%
90%
8% Jan
111
52
80%
2,500
92,100
18%
52
57%
24% Jan
5
18%
81%
90 Va
3
5
18%
54 Va.
*53
58%
18% May 12
Jan
5%
91'A
20
23 Va Jan
16%
57%
47% Jan
27
9,500
12%
5%
*90%
38 V8 Mar 14
26 VB Dec
18 »A
.
12%
—No par
preferred series B—__i.—50
Edison
3,600
95%
,
*16%
com—,_10
Solvents
4
215
No par
Corp
Co
Credit
12% Jan
*192
127
Commercial
108
94%
6 %
17
101%
*
*940
Commercial
3
71
—Nopar
9
23
22%
109
(The)—
Internat'l
16
30
22%
71
*106
79 Va Mar 24
47% Aug
31%
108
prelerredalOO
26% Feb
13% Dec
21 %
2nd
57% Jun
110 % Dec
27
101%
139
6
4
12%
80%
14%
43%
6
4
54%
107
*137%
25
26
Va
100
19% J-n
7% Jan
-
27%
102 %
14%
*105
1
^
46% Feb
40 VB Jan
54
"•
No par
com..
54'A Jan
107 V4 Apr
5
Jan
957/b
140
12,000
8
6
*115
15,500
30
30% Dec
25,700
140
13,400
$4.25 cumulative pre.erred. No par
Columbian Carbon Co..
Nopar
,
24,400
43%
73%
24
8 Vb Juu
20 %
4i?/4
80%
*110%
53% Nov
13
18'A
54'A
7b %
110'A
61% Dec
26
18
*53
*110 %
22% Dec
27
19%
"
50
12
8VB Dec
8,200
5 Vis
35 Va
15JA May 11
4
36% Jan
23% Jan
61,200
66 %
"
*100%
34% Jan
23% Jan
29%
65%
43%
12%
par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
Combustion Engineering Inc
4
1,200
28%
Va
44%
94%
35%
31% July 15
2g
2,600
17%
40%
43%
*ll5
103%
53% Dec
Jan
9,900
20 Vb
17%
20%
94%
35%
11
6
42%
20'/a
67
■
20l/a
*100'A
11
19'A Oct
42 %
-
f
; 41 Va: 42 %'
—
No par
14
17% May
5
20% Jan 12
1,500
29
66%
*16%
5
Jan
8
41%
20%
.
29*
5%
100
26% Jan
48% Dec
*41 Va
V
4,100
'
17 V*
1_10
44
1
19,300
18
12%
—_5
gtd
1,400
22%
42%
20 Ve
.
*17%
5%
Class B
"
2.50
Columbia Gas System
Inc.—Nopar
Columbia Pictures common..
—5
31
34% Dec
"
34%
22%
42 V4
140
93%
25 Vb
34
23 V4
42
*
*119
24%
34 V4
42%
%
33,600
100
37
2nd
Jun
41
1,000
54%
*98
25V4
23
*41%
47%
54 VB
v'
22%
noncumulative
15% Mar 14
34%
*47
4
73%
4'/o
27
33 'A
12,200
'(
54 3
100
25%
022%
8%
8%
36%'
67% May 27
26% Jun
25
10
25,700
74'A
1st
23
47
53%
100
'
3,300
37%
8'A
47%
52%
GO
107 Va
37
noncumulative
16% Dec
59%
36
21%
4%
4
1,300
36%
Mar 29
12% Jan
11,800
52%
73%
May 27
Columbia
287/a
51
21%
63
17
28%
53%
*106
12%
x.
:___
Colorado Fuel
5%%
29
4,400
76'A
cumulative
Colorado &
10,000
37 Vb
Corp
'
*52 'A
14
48%
■
21 Vb
75
Jan
Jan
28%
f.
100
13%
47%
-
36 'A
6
59
56
Dec
49 Va
1. .*54 !b
27
31
31
58% Nov 30
13%
48%
14,900
1
49% Jan
52 Vb Dec
61
30
"13%
400
Vb,
i—__No,par
6
29
15
Irtc^—:_i_—1
Mar 14
Mar 22
34
*16%
par
Corporation.—.
Jan
.
34
34%
,
new—15
coin
21
13
*33%
*14%
8%
47 %
*98
par
Ry Co com—100
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman
21
600
34
10
—___i
Colgate-Palmolive
48% Jun
5,900
14Va
J1
39 %
8%
No par
stock—50
4
27% Jun
110
28
34
34Va
fr
"
45
,
109
59%
106
36%
5
25
31
Apr
58%
lu6
preferred._^_._25
46% Dec
Jan
52%
900
1,400
34
29 Va
52%
"
3,000
34%
1
40% Sep
50
28 Vo
—
31
41
29%
51%
^,100
preferehce
24% Dec
45
29%
51
2,200
17'A
*13%
44'A
15% Mar 24
1
V.
13 7/a
Co common^i—j
Coca-Cola Co
20
vr
14 %
41%
3
95% Mar
33%
34%
49%
4%
'.Coca-Cola
•
33%
34%
r
7,000
'■).
27%
■
'
,■
1,200
"
*33%
/
13%
44
Cluett Peabody & Co
I'U preferred
4%'
34
*13%
3:
V
53%
:
*108 V4.
28
49%
noncupiulative preferred__100
Clopay
9
108 V4
34
13%
25
Clinton Foods
148% Mar 14
108%
:
27%
49%
39%
Climax Molybdenum
2
'
33 Va
13%
com
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
4
Apr
47% Feb
4
63% Nov
20 Vb
45% Jan
39% Mar 14
125% Mar 17
976
80% May
•
27%
33%
48%
No par
City Products Corp^______—_No
Clevite
88%
17 Va
19%
guaranteed
88%
53
14%
29%
W
1
17%
49%
51
88%
53 MT
109
/
65%
17 Va
13%
51
9'A
65%
53
2. '/a
>r-. 4V4% /convertible preferred—100
Clark Equipment Co
—20
14
4
133% Jan
22
25% Feb
4
2% Jan
22
142
Jan
'.
88%
88'/a
9 Va
Vl
17%
54 V8
Special
"
21%
9%
66
27%
14%
54%
45% May 12
3,600
37,200
'21%
9
.66 'A
,
67%
Ilium
40
.
34.%
21% v,:
21%
8%
66 Va
29%
Elec
.
%
*19% *20
53 Va
49%
5'Zo
21%
-
48%
19 Vb
Louis
81
19 Va*
53 Va
:
.
34%
49
4
75% Apr
34%
*13%
//
49%
C & St
62,300
127 %
*
Co—
$4.50
4
*33
49
Cleveland
9
19%
320
11,400
,
-
24%
33%
66
7
Jan
34%
/-
64%
4
42% Feb
4
34%
*108
1
33
64
C C
24%
34
60
55
107
r
27%
33%
33%.
27%
Jan
111
1091/4
63%
24
3bV» Jun
108 % Mar 30
/•
27%
*101%
21
Jun
100% Jun
33% May 31
44
8
1
25
.1,210
124%
54%
34%
14
Copper. Co—
City Stores
23
27
*108
_—100
Juu Ul
124%
*103
V
.' 17%
>■'
No par
f
30,300
.81%
88
17'A
54
34 VB
10
//Cities Service Co.._^_i._/_/__
/.City Investing Co common;—
\ ' 5'A %'-preferred
40'A Feb 15
2
1,200
17%
.127%
8%
33
C I T Financial
Corp_____J'__No par
3
20%
82 Va
87%
17%
53%
/Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—-ulO
105% J're 17
Mar 15
-
75'A Sep
2'/a May
4
32% Mar 25
17% Jan
11
Dec
....
40% Aug 13
July
Mar 24
57% Dec
210
70Va Jun ' 2
18
V.
.
127'A
21%
33 Vb
66%
Gas &
20 %
16%
.
80%
*19%
16,900
51%
127%
"
33%
Western com__No par
^Common _^___
.-4%r preferred
56
56.
;
1
.x
50% Feb": 155% Jun 15
-
19% Jan
3
■'
6
75' j, Feb-18
;
101% Apr
30% Jun
3
21% Dec
101
14
27VvApr-:.
1,200
51%
.
55 Vii >'
24%
x
68%
%
56
.
124%
107
.
680
.
5,000
55%
.
I
17%
54%
*103
17 VB
:
lA
5,700
.
68
20%
124%
x-
.
18,500
117.
24
(82%
14
/^Chrysler Corp
.
f
f
20%
Oil
52
56
20
.0
24%
56 V4
51%
130
par
common—
Cincinnati
*54
10,300
23%
*19'A
'•••
.27%
17%
convertible
A ;; .Chile
26
xV.
A
.81%
8%
'
20%
Cotton
Co
„
24 Vb
*127%
.
...5
Chicago Yellow Cab.———No
5%
32%
19%
87%'
17%
108 %
5
preferred series A__T_
Childs
87'A
52%
28%
convertible
Chickasha
24
68 Va
32%
27%
9.50
"j Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR._No
104% May .9
.:
Jan -18
45 Va Mar 14
9% Jan
5%
$3
l
64'%,. A/64%
____No par
Chicago Pneumdtic Tool
V
i
116%
.
67
16
107
21%
Pac____No par
noncum pfd
_100
A
North
.A
33 Va
PduT &
1
•„
22
;»58 / Apr
66 V. Jan
21
84'A Aug 12
11
98% July 22
4
19% Jun
j
series
Chic &
22% Feb -11
;:6% JUn 22
-
17
13 % Mar 14
May 25
105% Oct
12
28% Jan
3
101% May 9
12% Jun *" 9
14
5%
St
24%
82
116
x-
1
56%
*103
64%
108 V4
RR com__No
par
____!
Milw
30 %
55%
126
54%
-
-
8%
11 VB
40
Ksiiivb b
Chic
1
3
:..
Mar 15
15% May
53 % Mar
142% Mar
'•
■
;
18
Jan
13
9 Vb Feb
31
72%'Dec
97% Jan
88
31
35
56'A Feb
'-47
Dec
16% Dec
7% Jan
-
29
10% Aug 30
21Nov 18
11% Jan
21
Dec
■-30% Jan
-
30%
17 VB
65 VB
65
87%
preferred___100
111
30%
23%
20%
21%
8%
52%
,
convertible
21 V'",: /■
-
8%
—and
Class A
2
5% Jan
10
35 Va Mar
1
par
I—No
35 %
"
21
Chicago Corp 1 The) —u—
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com__50
57o preferred 1——
50
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A-25
2
42% Mar 11
**23
3V'2%-
;
19 VB
I
130
%9%
35 VB
34%
i
56
16'A
.
i
80%
19%
Corp.—_£___
Chicago & East
.
3
..
44% Mar
19
19 Va Dec
:.
277/b Mar 25 ;
36 % Mar 25
18
23% Feb
r:
23%
.
*123
*19'A
1—5
Co
56 Vb
51 %
7. 126
56 Va
31%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—i__5
54% Jun;23 ;ii Chesapeake &
Ohio-Ry common__25
42% Jan ^.6
93% Jan 17
21% Jan
3
23%
81%
.20
...
Mar 14
126
107/
31%
_
;
51%
Xi.
31 %
$4.50 preferred
.l.No par
Chance Vought 'Aircraft Inc
—1
Checker Cab Manufacturing
1.25
9% Feb 25
;
54%
34%
35%
115%
x,
66%
*54 .;
16VB
>
35%
30 "A
•<
23%
55%
:
2OV4
*103
12 '
80 y4
50
Pasco
v.
No par
pxeterred
de
»
16%
54%
129
30%
23%
56
Shares
35
116%
/
the Week
June 24
34%
„•
66
*19%
107
23%
100
t'ommon._il
Champion Paper & Fibre
; Common
i
\
3
68 V., Feb
*
6% May 17
31
33 '/a Jan
Jan
5
53%
30%
Friday
June 23
36 %
*115 %
51%
126
Sales for
Thursday
35%
35%
30%
115%
23%
*54
126
>103
A.100
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
Chaib Belt Co .1.
'
,
5
84'A Jan
14
Apr
10
100
35%
65 V2
56 Vb
16 Vb
No par
com
PRICES
^
51%
56
126
35%
36%
55 Vb
20
16 %
SALE
June 22
v
'
51%
LO
100
Century Ribbon Mills 1
A
33
51%
■=■54
12.50
4,20%""^-^-^
35 VB
35%
56%/
1
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta Sugar Co.
12
52% Jun
50
//../Class B•
5
43% Jan
56
:
50
Central Illinois Public Service
lo
Central RR Co 'of N J class
A—50
-■
*
50 Vb Apr
.'4'A7o
.
17
29Vb Jun
65%
par
v
4
.
65%
preferred series Bi—
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Central Illinois
Light com.
No
li
'/4 ttu
65%
-
1.
Apr
14% Feb
23%
5%:
2b
20
23%
Foundry Co
of Georgia
Ry_—__No
Central
-
;
23%
Corp_Z-
Aguirre'- Sugar
Central
A
*
"
6% May 27
20 % Jan
*
;
ij Uil 21
36'A Jun
115%
'lractor common
Cb.'p *
Central
28% May
5
36% May 26
*
115%
10
common
57©-. preferred''
;;
112 r. Mar 11
18
14% Nov
23% Jan 4 6
Ceiotex
1
Mar 14
25% Dec
,
•
;
30%
115%
preferred' 1
CaM.rf.inar
Apr x-20
Apr
54
v
V
7
25% Dec
,4
18
5
v7
Jun
30%
5
1
V/e^ And Vprexfexred vied*
*;.V4%% coriv. preferred series
,
8a % Juii 23
31
45% Jan,"
w
2o
Apr 25
.-69% May 25
i
I)- Co
Preferred
W SLQ%
»•
36%
303/B
Co.—
cbmmo.iLv-
Celanese Corp ol Amer"
:,;£-34% Jun ,22
1
ly/a;Apr>
:4
t
"
35%
Steel"
COfp
(J
7%'
.
,
82% May 16
-v
27
a2
1-9 ■*-Jun
•••
0
Jan
5
—10
4 % %'
preferred
series—.
Preferred $3 series.1—I
f ".
105% Ivlay, ? 5
2 J "4 Jan: .3
*
115% Mar 16
66% May
,
!66%-*JuU
8
•
20% Mar 15
36
HIGH
Wednesday
June 2.1
35%
Co,
Co—
AND
Tuesday
<;
June £<► > ,r
1
Mfg
Carriers & General
Case
121May 31
May 16
102'/b F etr
29
f:
3
-.
par
Inc
*
19% Jan
3
''
.
8
24
'
"
26% Dec
Ca-iuer
2
' Mar
20% Jun
Monday
|
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(Philip)
Carpenter
*
15 Va Mar 14
120 Vz Jan
23
53%Mgr
•*.
56
*
22
STOCK
Carolina Chnchfield & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light——No
64% Feb 18
'
20% Nov
3
15
51
7
4
26Vb Jan
7
Jun
'
Airlines
Carborundum
/Carey
117 V Mar
Mar 15
,
49% Mar
Jan
RECORD
LOW
par
12
27% Jan
30
113
Capital
1
12
25% Dec
Jan
7
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YORK
EXCHANGE
;•
17
22
13
NEW
Highest
22% Jan
Dec
13% May
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1951
Inc
common.—20
—,_No par
38
8'4
101%
104
38%
105%
84%
101'A
■101%
38
105%
84
>101%
104.
38%
106
84 %
102 %
*101%
38Va
106
83
*101%
74
104
38 %
106
73 3
4
*101 Va
74%
104
38%
38%
38:%
*106%
106%
106'A
84
81 %
83
102
*101%
102
82
*101%
107
180
82%
4,300
101%
100
29
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■
NEW
Highest
Lowest
"
11% Dec
10
Dec
6
10% Jan
6
10
Feb
15
Dec
29
7% Jan
4
Feb
22
Jun
7
6
24
Apr
20
45% Mar 28
36% May 18
72
•
102
13% Dec
110
:
31
10
;
Jun
70
8
4
75% Nov
24
4
27 % Dec
31
25% Mar 14
Dec
8
25% Apr
22
20% Jan
52
19
24% Dec
1
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19
»
44% Mar
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25
31
Dec
7
52.
5
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-
Jan
51% Dec
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4
36
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Jun
20
95% Jan
99%
8
96% Jan
'
6
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1
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4
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4
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,
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4
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64% Nov
106
4
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11
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-
Nov 26
109 % Dec
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20% Jan
10
32% Jan
5
13% Jan
0
6% Jan
0
.
11% Jan
15% Dec
4
4% Oct
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21
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
30
35
6% Apr
4
Aug 17
18% Dec 27
7% Jan
4
25
Jan
11
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
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Jan
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8
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11
>
48% Nov
24
43% Jam
26
r
94
Dec
16
92
Jan
•
7
4% May 18
?
13% Jun
'
4
12
90
Jan
5
Jan
13
; 91
,
1
96% Apr
97
-
Jan
9% Apr
) 35%
Jan
26
19% Jan
14
Jun
55
11
4
35% Oct
57
Dec
30
20% Dec
28
33% Aug
5
'
Apr
•28% Jan
35
Aug
3
8
68
Nov
30
July 19
15% Dec
12
37% Jun
:
7
Jun
24
15% Feb
Lack
8%
66 Va
66%
10%
10%
7,100
32%
33 %
32%
33
33%
34
34
34
34%
1,700
&
for
Edison
Devoe & Raynolds
24
116% Jun
14
6
36% Jun
24
37% Jan
16
34% Jan
11
10% May 10
16% July 23
13% Jan
10
10% Jun
13% Aug 16
12% Jan
7
Nov
11
30% Apr
8% May 17
11% Jan
12
40
Jan
61% Dec
7
52% Jan
11
57
Jan
75
4
68
Feb
2
4.40%
„
13%
>
Stores
Diana
43 Va
43%
43%
94 >/a
*93
94
11% Jan
-
13.50
64% Apr
95
.:
97
,
21%
21%
21%
.
16%
16
16 y»
:
37 ye.-: 38 Va
34%.
24Va*.
69V* '
70
21
21 >A-
29
37% May
15% Jan
5%
conv
6
20
18% Sep
7
15% May 16
18% Mar 31
Dome
91% Feb
7
Douglas
Dec~23
62% May 17
43% Mar 14
58% Jun
17
preferred
com
'•
37%
37'/a
37
*80
85
•'»
*80
-
13%
13%
13%
47% Apr
13
13
Mines
Industries
Dresser
0
20% Dec
23
11% Oct
27
Jan
4
104% Jan
11
170
Dec
6
187
Jan 10
219
Jun
23
12
122% Oct
1
118
Jan
17
124
Apr
12
Preferred
$4.50
6
97'A Jun
9
101
Anr
12
Preferred
$3.50
13% Sep
12 % Mar 10
14
..
47% July
51% July
.51
Sep
53% Nov
1
4
54% Dec
:
-
9
53% Oct
7
10
5
•
Feb
81
2
48% Jan 12
,
Jan 21
60% Jan 14
62
36 Va
4,400
41%
42%
19,000
8.001
3
<
23
23
114%
117
33y8
33%
33%
.
37% Mar
7
*114'/a
116
34%
27
53 Va Apr 22
Feb
83
54% Mar
4%
10
35%
*35
13%
39%
40 Ve
39%
40
39%
36%
35%
35'A
35
35
14'/a
14%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13 Va
39% f. 39%
10%
10%
39%
40
10%
10%
1,400
58%
60%
3,OOC
*
14%
10%
-
*60%
60%
*72
76
74'A
74%
*72
76
100
35
13%
35
*34%
35
35
35
"34%
35
1,700
14%
*13%
14 Va
1,600
137/a
13%
60%
59%
14
14
60%
14
14%
r
>
16
16
16 Va
16
16 »A
16 Va
16%
68%
70
68
687/8
66%
68%
66%
69%
18,000
57%
58%
58%
57%
58 Va
577/a
58 Va
57 Va
58 Va
26,100
45'A
13,600
45%
100
1
115%
20%
20%
20%
20%
12%
12 %
*11%
12%
10%
10%
10%
10%
45'A
46%
45%
45%
♦111
116
*111
116
20%
*12
;
44%
45%
46
45 Va
116
112%
113
20%
21
'
20%
H)%
206
205%
207
207%
208%
12%
IOC
10%
10,600
215%
16,700
120%
120%
98 Va
98'/a
34%
209% 219
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
120
97%
97%
97%
*97%
98%
98
98
34%
34%
35
34%
22
14
Jan
•
Apr
16% Apr
14
15 1 Dec
11
DWG Cigar Corp
18% Jan
12
•29% Dec
3
27
Jan
•
36
Jun
23
Eagle-Plcher Co—
21% Apr
28
Dec
8
35% Jan
0
58
Jun
23
Eastern
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
48
48
*47%
48
*47%
48
52%
52%
*52'A
52%
*52 %
52%
51 ya
50%
*53%
54*
53
*51%
52
54
*53%
*51%
•
51
51%
-
52
52
52
5
15%
'
*51%
<
48
*47'/a
52%
*52'A
50 Va
52
*527/a
52
•*51Va
*52
15%
15%
15%
■
52%
15%:,
;
30
900
53%
50%
52%
52%
IOC
50%
53
*5-1%
.53
52
80C
53
50%
52
1,700
15,600
48
*52%,
15%
'
V
*52%
50%
52
15%
10
•
120 «/a
*47%
'
6,000
21 Va
214%
205%
97%"
200
113
10 Va
♦12
10%
10%
'
21
12%
♦12
12%
10%
►110
;
No par
No par
51 %
7,700
157/a
X57%
—50
3,200
12,500
76
60%,
16
preferred--———
2.80C
14%
,
35
70%
preferred
20C
*72
61%
35
10
50
50
50
50
—50
11,700
78
15%
4.20%
!
36
«
68%
4.10%
1
53% Mar 30
54
*10Va
370
36'A
40
10%
6.40C'
-
115
35%
14%
10%
1,700
40%
44%
44
*114 %
5
7
20
*39%
44%
35 Va
13%
10%
1,200
115%
35%
14%
10%
7,300
23%
(E I) Si Co—
9% Jan
Jun
*35
100
14
23
J
37%
90
137/a
114%
33J/a
35 »A
61
preferred
4,700
37%
;
40
40
-•
115
14Va
$2.10 preferred
52
'
'
*74
preferred
$4.15
34 Va
44%
33%
50
Duquesne Light Co common
$3.75 preferred
49% Apr
-
85
37 »A
-3?
•80
40
44%,
14%
:
Duplan Corp
4
"
23 V,
*38
44'A
23%
*23
14%
common
International
Dunhill
•
'
39
!116
41%
14
13%
preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Apr 18
12% Mar
1
46% Jan 12
54% Oct 25
36
42%
-
-i
90
13%
13%
convertible
3%%
13
du Pont de Nem
12
36 Va
,35%
13%
'
50% Jan
13,800
;
_1
series
24% Jan
33% Jan
:
22
■■
50o
series
"94% Jan
Apr
20% Mar 10
7
70
21%
"42%
14%
Common
115% Jan
118
23% Dec 31
Mar 12
69%
22 Va V
14%
No par
17
Jan
>
^
1,100
70%
37%
44%
8
36% Jan
35
*34
34%
:35%
*34%
Co
98
23,400
34Va.
90
39
No par
30
37%
'
21%
*80
*23
No par
29
23,700
7,100
70%
•
*37%,
13%
23%
No par
Chemical
-Dow
10,200
16%
69%
:
.;
37%
44 Vi
1
Co
41% Dec
35 % Sep
21%
41%
38%
I
104% Dec
49
.
42'A
43%
2
Ltd
Aircraft
35'A
35 Va
38%
No par
Dr Pepper Co
3
21%
v.;
341/2
70%
'
20%
2
preferred series A
4
6
>•:
»
.50
37%:
38 Va
25
;
15
13
37%
j
.200
16
>.
V
94%
69%
,»
16%*69 Ve,!
-r'-!'
,.220
94
96 y.
21%
21%
.
50c
18% Jan
Jan
16
,
*96
'
21%.
;
:
■
38%
70
23
1
Corp
10,600
.-1.50C
93
94%
69%.
•
29%
43%- 43%
96%
68%.
*34
137/a
28%
I
95
96%
90
41%
42%
41%
100
new
75% Jan
28 % Jan
.>
*13%
.
,,
110^:
3.40C
; 20c
.
•
v
35%
38 % ' 35%
1
Dobeckmun Co (The)
15% Dec
*45
*94
-
.
37%
*
5%
; ■
93
,
68%
68%
68
38'A
21%
93
2.000
46,'A
> 94%
5%
43%
>•
3,400
45%
29Va
r,-43%
-
97
<*
75
•;:»93%
13 Va
29 Va
•'
*93
>
10
Dixie Cup Co common
26
Apr
10% Jan
101'/a Nov 24
-13%.
43%
95%
;
.
*
20
Divco Corp
10
79,
30% Mar 14
9% Jun
.
<
15%
:••
5%
:■
,
21%
:*-
*93 Va,'
29%
97
94
69-
Distiller's Corp-Seagrams Ltd
41 % May 26
1
9% Mar 10
7
5y4
t,x
13 «/2
.
28'/a
1
12% Aug 19
*13
29 V.
*96
-
' 34%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
7
14% Jan
7
..
46
28%
69 'A
20%
•
94
'34%
$1.50 cumulative preferred
28
16% Mar 16
13% Jun
Match
Diamond
34% Dec 31
47%
,
5 Ve-.
-68%
class A
cumulative
26% Aug
2
46%
93%
5 Va
96
.'68%
46 '/♦
94%
5%,
•
93%
5 Va
*13
'43%;
.*38
45%
45%
5
13%
43%
_7'
•
73
j
2,600
138
75
S4'/a
29y4
;•
72'A
<71%
71%
*136%
*74%
♦136%> 140
52,800
337/a
33%
>
>
140
45%
13%
■
33%
t
*93 Va
46
29
20
_10
33
"136 %
140
70 Va
94%
5
2.50
33 Va
33
*136Va
70%
70
45%
Diamond Alkali Co common
Apr
33%
20%
2
28
44% Jun
13 % Jun
33
.20'/b
15
3
42% Feb
20%
20%
*93%
VilMss Co
De
32% Jan
19%
20%
_1
-
4
13
20%
20%
33 %
170
V
1,300
39%
20%
140
10,700
7 t.
55
•
400
■v
106%
55
55
,
6%
106 Va
'
107%
55%
55'A
100
-
1
33% Feb
*107
55'A
new—No par
com
10
Aug
6%
107 »/a
55%
33
7
6%
6%
107 »/a
55'A
50
Feb
36
'
7
107
6%
107
.
55%
*136
Western
Jan
28% Mar 24
32
>
55%
,100
Detroit Steel Corp
,
8,600
8 Va
8%
Detroit Hillsdale Si & W RR Co__100
»■:
5.00C
2.50
Power Sc Light Co
Detroit
-
/.
16 Va
10%
il00
Delaware
18
90
16
10%
a
Delaware
ctfs
800
1,050
18
*17
16'A
16
16'/a
16
16%
17%
3.7
10%
20
Hudson
22
35% Sep
18
17%
210
34^M/u
*o'/a
138
10»A
preferred i
35% Apr
12
18%
44"/4
*135.
135%' 136
31
1
37
21
45%
134%
1
.
10%
10
1
33% Jan
44Vb
44'/a
132%
7^0C
.
106%
106%
11%
common
31% Jun
•
*
70C
84
82
>
10%
Deep Rock Oil Corp__.
3
4
84 Va
106%
67%
21%
23
Jan
83%
106 V2
43%
44 %
134
16'A
84 »A
106'/a
.9,100
8%
series C
38% Oct
•
82%
106»/2
:•
67%
:
—
39% Dec
101
36'A
84
*
4.700
17%
*35%
18'A
' 15%
21
Jan
111
31%
':.T7'A
36'A
8%
pfd
33% Dec
13
31%
17%
35%
43%
7
8
Dec
31%
17%
67 Va
109
7
116
31%
17%
35%
■->
-200
-
8%
7
10
...
31'/a
.
67%
*15%
Escrow
98%
8%
"20%
43% May 13
*97
69%
50c
•»
16^00
8%
100
50c
•
2^00
44%
17%
106 ya
;
2,206
cv 44
^
35%
31%
-
-
13,100
VS
2%
2%
18
31%
■*"'
;.Y50,v
57/a
5%
v.
60
24,600
179
*
30
■
>>•
,
*67%
No par
Preferred 3.90%
7%
' *97
-
28%
29%:: 29%
-
•
7-2%
44%«
98%
.
•
,..,
99
8%
Dayton Rubber Co__
Delaware Si
"179
-
5,700
68 Va
97
Co
2%
99
-
,*/
28%
36 :
*131
95%
Si
99
43%
98%
>
99
300%
.
•
,
72%
8%
*96
Deere
44%
" *97
-
.
'..V,
33
72%
;
ioo
'.
<",2,500
33
17%
31%
16%
16
,
..
.42%
••
•
6
>;2%
*
2,900
*54 ; •>- 54%
■
:
36
-
18%
♦107
27% Jan
Feb
18
•35%
35%
1
20% Jan
18
98%
31%
31%
V; 17%
29%
2%
1AOC
12,800
24%jl.24%
; 100%
.
28%
'
12% May 17
31
97%
*94
3
40% May 23
66
98
100 *
-
23
33% Jan
11
'•62% July
8
3
42%
18%
Denver Si Rio Grande West RR—
:
42%
100
1
5
36 V« Jun
Jan 17
30
43%
A
•
6
73
10,300
,
.
•soy^ 53
29.
*179
181 i
28%
29%
5%.
6 >;
' *
180
5%
2%:-^c2%AW;>
-
*99
>-
40%
-
,
54%
' 33 -
,
*99
;
23%
"
25
72%
.
29 y8
28%
28%--;
5%
*54
33
'
"
100
•
*179
'
..24%
"
36%
36
'
*50% ' 53 s."
73
'
23%
39%
■■
24 ';
*42%
41
..
54%
33%
28%
.
2%
B
'
22
25'A Mar
0
18% Jan
12% Jan
27
23
70% Jun
2%
.
series
'
5^©C
90
"
23%.
\
100%
*99
.
.
5%
,
i'* 42 %
;.*/ *97
>
179»/a
28%
•
5%
25
*09
*.
*178
28% >28%
-
41,800
>89%
37%
36»A
,
53
.
'72%
•
29 •>
i
178
series
'
18
35% May
10
100
177%
;
:
100%
•OO
1
54%
33
V
1
'
*99
29'/a
.
*50
"
73
100
3.75%
,
Apr
72%
>
100%
>
28%
Preferred 3.75%
16
38 % Jun
33
33'A
V
24%
43»A
24%.
,
.
,
-54%
Ji3V+
'54 ;
54%
73%
Decca Records Inc__
28
23.
16% Feb
-81% Jan
25
.53
44%
Corp common
preferred series A—
Preferred
22% Feb
1
3
May
24%
*40%
'
53
37%
42'%
23.% '
43%'
24%
*'99%
V
10%. 10%
89%' 90 7/
23%
' 35%
-
42
*94
•
99% Apr
31% May 16
34
Mar >0
4
32% Jan
34%
43%
133'A
Pay ton Power & Light common
•
14
74
33%
23JA
-
S4
-.
1,000
10%
10%
68%
Davega Stores Corp common
5%
convertible preferred
May 11
97
33%
>23%
*99
■
5,600
102%
101
104
'
32%
-
89%
102y2
5
.100
Inc
Daystrom Inc
10
96% Jan
2
95% Feb
12
,35% Nov
.*24% Jan
"41
46% Mar 22
88%
1
10
10%
Xc 88%,. 89%
V 10%
10
>
90
43%
3%%
•
17% Jan 17
:
>18% Nov 23..
27
Dana
<
>14% Jan
0
45% Feb 23
101% Oct 13
11
12% May- '4
;
<
V
4
103%
1
Cutler-Hammer
0% Jan 17
32% Mar
103%
133%
Class A
•;13% Feb 24
01
Mar
93
Nov 26
-
;94%
Jan
42% Jan 17
93
Jun 23
46 -r Aug 23
27'
Apr
27
25 % Dec
-
Apr 27
23
•
137 "
>
4% May 12
Aug 20
14% Mar 15
8
rn% Jan
105
No par
—No par
1
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
1
*104
10 %
•
:>
5
Curtis-Wright common
Mar 17
105'/a
100
10
pfd
$7 preferred
Prior preferred
10
85
noncum
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Publishing common
7
06% Mar
42%
100
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
23% Mar 18
17
convertible
—
35% Feb .0
0
Jan
."87%
.-42%
82%
Curtis
78% Feb
42%
106%
23
Jan
42 %
83
Cuban-American Sugar
10
'
42'A
107
Cudahy Packing Ce common
4 % lU preferred
V
11
140
42'/«
82%
Feb 23
1
•67% Feb
23
0
0
17
7
52 % May
Feb
9% Jan
35
116
101 % May 25
42
*106%
Cuba RR 6%
26
20
42%
40
5
Zellerbach Corp common
5%
2
9% May
11% Jun
13
6% Jun
6
62
134
;•
•
23 Va
No par
Cyuclble Steel of Amer common—25
7
73% Apr
23 Va
->
,$4.20 preferred-
:
18% Mar 29
<
31% Mar 29
2
Dec
108
5
54% Jan
.
29
Dec
9% Aug
19
Jan
-
21V*
23 ya
73
„—2
(The)
of Wheat Corp
Crown
;
Mar 23
,
20% Mar
2
3
Feb
31 ■$ V 59
8% Mar 14
5
Dec
9% Jan
27 % May 14
93
9
29
/-/.»• JL»cC
60
136
s
Cork Si Seal common
-2.50
$2 preferred
No par
,
23
May 3
45% Jun 23
0
31
25
Apr
preferred
3%%
Cream
84 % Jun
100% Jan
31
26 ■M 15% Feb
36% Dec
37
:
21'A
23%
23
'
Crown
5
107
4
104% Jan
<
-
-
19% May 27
U
Jan
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23
4
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International Corp—
—.
Crane Co common-
'
98% Apr 11
85% Jan 24
•
:
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Inc
Coty
•
28.
48% Jan
; 28% Jan
7
14
17% July 20 V. 13% Mar So
34.
Jan
7
35% Oct 15
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4
34% Jan
Cosden
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.
;
23%
24 %
-100
1
—;—1
-1
—25
100
.1%. preferred *
Petroleum Corp_.L.
24
6% Feb 18
.2% Feb 18
...
30% Dec
4
72% Jan
37 % Jan
'.
29
Jan
2
r.
16
;
21
23%
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Corn Products Refining com new. 10
3
29% Jun
7
6
Jan
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2
21
23%
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100
a.
21JA
23%
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182% Jan
4
24% Jan 21
..
99 % Mar 30
4
Jan
11
176% -Feb
9
40% Dec
26% Mar 22
;
"1
26% Nov 23
3% Mar 16
preferred
3% V«
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20%
10
>
80
~J£>0
1
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1' Corning Glass Works common
14
29
30% May
r;.:
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Cornell
May 23
Apr
!1Q2
series:
Electric
Preferred 6%
:
3
73% Jun
100
95% Jtt 12
Jam It
„
,
35% Jan
>J8
Aug 25
54% May 13
21%
23%
>89%
14
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
i
21
Jan
62
r
Mar 14
54
■%
'v
15
11%
21%
41%
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5
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21%
105
*
17,800
10%
10%:
11
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June 24
June 23
23 Ve
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10%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
21%
'
,
1
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of
Continental Steel Corp
.
Mar 28
1.
25% Jun
,
>M*r 21
32
Continental Oil
20
48
14
*
50% Jan
^
Continental Motors
r
24% May 20
~-2l%Max 29
31
.
37% Jun
..
.
18
35% May 18
i
Apr
90
24
Jan
Jan
15% Jan
'■
'
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.
15
14% Feb
•
96% Mar 14
<
PRICE6
SALE
June 22
11%
10%
11
HIGH
Wednesday
June 21
10%
Ind com—2
5%
convertible preferred
25
Continental Diamond Fibre
5
Continental Faundry & Machine—1
Continental Insurance—
10
Continental Cop Si Steel
7
May 12
AND
Tuesday
June 20
Par
EXCHANGE
12
6
19% Apr
13% Jan
22
22
17 % Jun
7
14% Dec
4
7'/a May
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
LOW
.
STOCKS
Year1954
Monday, June 27, 1955
...
—
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
—
15%
15 Va
<
50
">
52
52%
660
15%
1,400
E
40
32% Jun
21
4
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
22
9% Jan
21% Jan It
30% Feb
10
46% Jan
4
72% Dec 31
67
82% Jun
8
115% Jan
Mar
4
Jan
0
Mar 14
Sep
1
170
37% Feb
24
52 % Nov
24
45
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
24% Mar IS
85% Feb
3
95
Jun
11
93
Mar 17
96 % May 31
22% Jan
19
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
0
47'/a Jun
Jan
4
103% Jan
31
165
'
4
100
172
<
106
Dec
1
13% Feb
23
23'A Dec
Nov
24
45% Mar
1% Jan
4
33
23
May
11% Mar
Oct
25
35% Jan
11
14% Jan
4
49
9% Jun
8
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
92
Jan
4
Bros Stores
4 % %
Ekco
4%%
30
41% Jun
34% Feb 23
6
22% Feb
25
Elgin
21% May 12
31% Feb
17
Elliott
48% Jun
63
49
Jun
22
Feb 28
58% Feb
&
5%
17
Co
5%
conv
6
54% Apr
11
El
Jan
3
24% Jun
23
Emerson
16% Feb
21
Emerson
25% Jan
29 % May 19
3
27% Mar 24
100
2
-2.50
common
100
Mus
Amer
Mfg
Empire District Electric Co
Jan
t
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4% preferred
3
Equitable Gas Co
29
20% Jan
10
24% Apr
20
79
29
Dec
21
76
11
83% Apr
18
74 % Feb
5
For footnotes
see
page
Jan
69% Mar
26.
1
72% May 26
Erie RR common
5%
Erie
&
-
50%
263A
*104
98
463/8
107
*95
46
♦104
„
:
104
107
17 Va
43
43 Va
17%
17%
42%
43 Va
43%
42%
43%
4%
4%
4%
4%
32 %
33
32%
33
4%
-
4%
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
*103
45
33 Va
31%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
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21
22%
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22%
22%
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23
23%
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.
-
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17
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4%
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22%
23
8,000
50
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50
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50 Va
50
49
47
47%
46%
47%
46
46 y8
46 Va
47
22%
22%
23 Va
22%
24%
24 Va
24%
17,500
*
22%
147/8
14 Va
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34,400
1
25%
25 y8
2,200
2,200
47%
23
.
50%
49%.
5
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15 Va
14%
25%
25%
25%
26
257/a
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25%
26
31 %
30 Va
31%
30%
30%
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31
26%
„
500
12,100
31
31
31%
31
99
96%
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97
97
97%
97 Va
96%
27%
27%
27%
2734
27:,A
27%
27 %
27%
27%
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23 %
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23 Va
23%
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81%
81%
82
82 Va
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23%
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.
•
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50%
95
45
25
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27
50%
27
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170
26 Va
4
.
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■
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81%
80%
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51
26%
.
♦168
10
Phonograph
28% Jan
18
-
50%
46
107
3
0
2
33% Feb
,
807/a
24%
25%
25
25%
170
27 Va
*95
46%
4
Co
21
100
80%
50
98
42%
50
Gas
Peb
96
25 Va
170
10
25% Jan
28% Jan
104
80%
26%
..
..
17%
50
&
45%
25%
171
10
15
2nd preferred
Radio
27
8
common
Electric
-51
26%
*95
*170
170
50%
17%
shares
Battery
Natural
Paso
170
1
(The)
Ind
27
July 13
1
Inc common
preferred
13% Jan 21
26% July 28
79%
National Watch Co
39% Jan
19
25%
80 Va
Stop Nut Co
Electric Storage
3
17
26
79%
preferred
Electric
4
20% Aug
15 Ve Dec 20
25%
100
Co
Elastic
54% Dec
10
5
-10
preferred
Products
Electric Auto-Lite
13
Corp
4
preferred
10
15% Jan
12,000
32
22% Dec
Jan
Dec
6%
Edison
15
27% Peb
57%
31
Eaton Manufacturing Co__
15
27
56
323/4
common
Co
5% Feb
8
18,200
58
31%
—
Kodak
23% Feb
3% Jan
35 Va
56 Va
32
27% Dec
16% Jan
70
May 27
36
57
317/a
Stainless Steel
44% Apr
29% Aug 12
52 'A Dec
8
102
22% Jan
66
107
9
35%
55 Va
32 y8
Corp
Eastman
35% Mar 14
16% Dec
26
Apr
14
Apr 20
35%
55%
31
Eastern
31
.
29 %
347/a
53%
31%
Eastern
15% May 18
29% Dec 31
48
Jan
54% Apr
175
35
537/a
31
1
2
27
6
12
11
Mar 14
34%
53
:
•'
•
9
4% Dec
3
23% Jan
Jan
34%
35%
32%
1
Inc
Airlines
*71
73
*71
73
160
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Number 5441 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
11% Jan
4
12% Feb
16
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
•
Lowest
26% Dec
-
27
14% Dec
•
29
Apr 26 ;.
20% Nov
1
9% Jan
.
6
56
13% Jan
6
17% Apr 15
53% Mar 29
11
2
Maris
27% Jun
1
18 ft Aug
'24ysJan
-■
11
18% Jan
27
May 23
3% Jun
6
Evans
4
Exchange
29% Mar 31
21% Feb
18 y4 Apr
7
17% Mar
7
19
16% Dec
31
15
17% Jan
5
25% Dec
29
22% Mar 14
25
Feb
4
£2% Jan
11
70
73
Feb
15
Apr
72-
L'0% Jun 29
3 % Apr
30% Dec
6
8
10%'Oct 13
48% Oct
6
16
Jan
19
21
19% Dec
38% Jan
4
>8% Jan
2034 Jan
75
32% Jan
Dec
8
4
10% Apr
30
4
32% Dec
29
Feb
15
14% Jan
58
12
110% Dec
10
.7% Mar
103
62% Nov
8
18
54
18
Jan
53
10% Oct
42% Dec
Mar
.
<
9% Mar 14
.
38% Jan
Federal
Pacific
1953
6
Tarrant
Corp
•
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4% %
preferred
3
20
First National
18
Firth
17
(The)
Flintkote
Carpet
18% Mar 11
26'% Jan
12
28
35 y« Jan
48% Apr
37% Jun
14
Florida
14
Florida
9
48% Sep
101% Nov
23
7
53% Dec
22
38% Jan
94% Jan
19
6
113
4
i
100% Dec
Nov
43% Mar 15
5
99
29
Jan
25
-
102
13°
Feb
32% Jan
17
Jan
11
38% Dec
9
4
9% Dec
21.
Mar 22
12% Dec
10
45% Jan
4
12
66 i
Jan
Jan
7
15% Nov
19
14
Jan
.38% Dec
29
69% Jan
,92
4
Dec
29
<
:
4
Power
Pwr
15
7% Aug
Jan
4
31% Dec
5% Jan
4
10
34% Jan
23
Dec
6
Jan
l/vv
^8
13
Dec
2
5% May 18
26y4 Mar 14
104% May 24
15
31
31
9
41% Jan
X
-4.
17
cum
Sugar
22 Vt Jan
4
40% Dec
24 % Jan
^
41% Aug 23
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3% Apr
12
25
May 7
25% Jan 22
33
21
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j
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42
69%
-
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105%
•
4%
61'%
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10 %
16
0% Jan
4
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18
38
Jan
31
13
11
30% Mar
22%
43%
44
43%
44
36 V4
37
10
16% Jun
,22
General
29l/2 Jun
15
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98%
98%
r
37%
38%
:
9%
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9%
_i
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13%
86'/2
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31
29
1
45% Jan
3
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14
May
Jun
13b
5
8
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48% Jun
25
60Y4 Jan
14% Nov
24
7
Mar
7
6%
12% Dec
22
5
78% Nov
4
124% Mar
123% Feb
26
146 y2 Dec
4
98% Dec
31
118%
Jan
4
126% Oct
4
102V2 Sep
28
11
33% Dec
23
General
7
General
99 y2 Apr
15
Feb
10
6
Mar
136% Feb
7
122% Feb
Jan
4
57% Jan
4
3y2 Jan
52Vt Nov
4
28 ya Jan
18
25 y4 Mar 26
100
Jan
18
12 % Jan
100
24
Nov
17
4% Dec
33
39% Jan
107
Dec
27
Aug 16
105
Apr
9
14% Jan
28
26% Jan
6
Jan
12
53% Dec
13
49% Jan
26
'32 Va Oct
22
37y4 May 21
34% Jan
6
41
'
25'/2 Jan
99
7
Jan
28
29 Va Jan
4
75% Jan
4
72% Feb
16
43%
96
lO'A Jan
Jan
4
11
Dec
9% May ,3
60
Dec
14
39% Jan
3
General
20
General
93
Mar 14
Jan
7
Jun
2
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6
8
38% Jan
31
31
34
4
47% Dec
29
22
4
2'A Nov
13 % Sep
29
26
31
86% Jan
5
Dec
31
40% Aug
Jan
11
Feb
2
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22
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16
73% Jun
16
6
7% Mar
29
17
Jan
2
10'A Dec
4
3o Va
Jan
4
£4
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11
27
Jun
9
17% Jan
4
131'A Jan
4
73
Apr
9
28
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13
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7%
7%
20
7x%
64
64%
41
41%
7%
7%
98
162
*159
41%
33,400
7 VB
6,600
162
'
*20
20
'.O
*96
98
15,700
1
*15J
1*2
'l2",a
71%
40
40
20 Va
*20
*96
98
32
'
.,69%
20
71 'A
.
20'
09%
70%
13,700
63 %
20 Va
17,200
•300
66«/4 Jun
7
Goodyear Tire
7% Jan
3
Gotham
No par
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
42% JaD
1
Gould-National Batteries Inc
4
34%
34%
*34%
35
35
35
24 %
34%
*34 Va
35
1,200
54% Jun
13
Grace
1
53%
54
53%
54
53%
54 %
53%
54%
53%
54
16,500
No par
2%
2%
2%
2 Va
2%
2'/a
Jan
3
5
24
22% Jan
o
126 % Jan
18
3% Mar
3
18% May 26
30
Jun
7
30% Jun
22
163
Jun
35
Jan
6
44
Jun
6
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
34% Jan
21% Jan
5
3
22
10% Jan
11
37% Apr
21
&
(W.
R)
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
Grand
Union
Granite
5'/2 %
Grant
Co
cum
T)
Co
conv
Great
Northern
7
Great
Northern
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
24% Feb
9
Great
Western
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
69
Gt Northern
Jun
7
Green
Bay
34% Jan
18
Green
(H
26% Mar 15
26.
Stores
2%
29%
5 %
5%
63 %
Iron
Ore
32%' Apr
7
Ry
Co
43
95%
157
42%
*.94 %
2%
5,200
30,100
17%
17%
17
17 Va
16%
17%
28%
29
28%
29
28 Va
28%
8.800
29%
30 %
29%
30%
29%
23%
37,600
158
160
160
*153
42%
42%
43
42%
96
95 */2
96
*95'/2
9%
160
427'a
97
S%
*156
42%
*95%
9%
160
42%
97
9%
5.900
600
2,700
80
2,600
9%
9%
♦35%
36%
27V 4
27%
27%
27%
27%
92
90%
92 'A
90 V2
90 V2
*89
42%
41 %
42%
42 Va
42%
42
42%
18,500
22 %
22%
22 %
22'A
22%
22'A
22%
4,300
*9%
97/a
9%
35%
35%
36
No par
27
27%
27
25
88
90%
92
42%
22%
42%
41%
22%
22'%
No par
5%
17(4
35 %
No par
Sugar com
9%
36
36
10Q
*148
150
*148
150
*148
160
148
148
100
*74
76
/74
76
*74
76
*74
76
36
27%
*147
36
21%
91
149%
♦74 "4
31%
22
31%
32'A
317 a
3 2'/a
31%
32'/a
31%
32
& Die Corp__No par
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30-a
30%
31%
30%
31'A
250
3,600
800
10
76
1
Co
Greenfield Tap
157
42%
95%
5%T
297a
1
com
Prop
Paper Co
& Western
L)
*154
5
64%
29%
28%
29%
No par
preferred
Feb 23
30% Mar 14
17
29%
29'/4
100
preferred
19
7%
17%
29
100
common
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
22
May 2S
5%
17
17%
5
preferred
(W
21% Apr
76
64
2'/a
5
new
common___l2.50
3%$
$2.25
2%
63%
'
Steel
92 y4 Jun
153
P
(The)
City
42% Jun
Mar 16
.
Co
&
2
1
Rubber
Hosiery
18
7'%
~
39%
Feb
page
46
10
74
see
34%
4j
LL..1
35% Jan
31 Vt Dec
34%
46%
Co____100
23
footnotes
35'A
44%
36
,
29
33% Feb
34%
45
Telegraph
Dec
154
35 %
%
35 %
10
11
2
13
17
34%
44
630
47%
1
Co
(The)
Stock
38% Dec
80
9%
*46 %
21
Apr
12% Jan
•
,
9%
47%
28,300
41% Mar 14
13
j on
Co
9%
*46%
14
100
Co
Brewing
&
9%
(
8'/a
2,300
32%
106%
47%
*46%
34%
38
6
31
106
18
100
preferred
Goebel
Gold
9%'
6
31
106 '/2-
14%
100
conv
Glidden
5%
30%
105%
18
7a
23y8 Jun
Dec
2
9
168
600
5% Jun
24
14% Jun
44% Mar
15
r
50% Jan
29
12
Jun
59% Jan
Dec
Jan
'•
17% Jan
Dec
54% Dec
6
7% May 31
158
26% July 30
64% Dec 20
138
preferred
17
30
5%
31
103
18
2.50
preferred
3%%
90% Jan
Nov
6
29%
105%
44
36%
*99
(The)
Dec
34%
44
37
*38
Brothers
8
34:%
100
•
com
Gimbel
162
5%
6
30
105%
45
common.No par
Rubber
Gillette
7
8
Corp
4%%
4'/2%
$4.50
*5%
*14'/a
10
preferred
14
9
80
2,900
37'A
22
Jun
90%
14'A
1 *
21
98
*89%
18
lo
73% Jun
33% Apr
89'/2
*89%
14 %
10c
Corp
28'/4 Jun
42
19
13
21
2,700
89%
•
18
5
Utlltles
18
1
Apr
S4% Jan
Jun
13%
91
•
44'/a
14%
com. No par
May 17
21
33
Corp
Jan
24% Mar 14
28
7
Jun
86'/2 Mar 23
800
18
10c
63
Dec
l'A Jan
98
118
9,800
9%
14'/a
100
&
37%
97/8
'
13
2
issued"
Tire
130
37%
9% i
90'%
100
Corp
Time
270 :
90'/2
%
*90
No par
Utilities
Telephone
"When
100
'
90%
9%
144
1
common
20
8
Dec
4% Apr
52
29'A July
27% Jan
3
65% Jun
18
R2
90'A Nov 29
4
37% Jun
Shoe
2,200
10,500
<
46%
,;33%
v; 22 ia
No par
Railway Signal
General
100
38%
116
5
Corp
3
76% Dec
8
26
General
2
16,000
3
General Refractories
23
9%
230
56%
115%
100
37%
9%
55%
*
10'/2
No par
59% Jun
May
115%
/*98%
.
38%
-
1
43%
*134%
preferred
17% Mar 24
36% Jun 22
57
100
56%
115
57
104
43%
29%
...No par
&
*98%
55%
115 :
56%
*102
44 Va '<
..100
Realty
'•
557/a
115
36%
57%
102
43%
58%
preferred
General
19,300
36%
57-
102
44%
105%
common
31
30 Ya Dec
80
6'/2 Feb
5%
36%
36'/8
57%
102
86%
30%
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
21
28% Jan
General
,
4 % %
27
4
137 V'2 Apr 26
7
5,800
14%
'58%
preferred
45% Jan
8
84% Oct
13'A Jan
Jan
4
12
31
107
46
48% Mar
43%
14%
29%
—^
Corp
Public
43%
10
Co
convertible
General
37%
43 %
44%
*30%
General Public Service
May 19
106% Feb
•
7
130
700
43%
;
21%
44%
105%
.loo
Preferred $3.75 series
19
8,500
;
21%
68
General Outdoor Advertising.No par
General Portland Cement Co
l
General Precision Equipt Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred.No par
Mar 28
43
105
21%
45
23%
5
common
Motors
42%
*102%
103
21%
16
No par
preferred
35 y2 May 25
35
Jan 18
Dec~13
100% Apr
47% Dec
$5
16
37 Va
0
31
3
57% Feb
5% Mar
28
15% Sep
5%
3%%
44%
103
4,200
13%
105%
Corp....
Instrument
General
14
71% A)pr
6
30'/4 Dec
Jan
127
Mar 17
4
20 Va Apr
•
3
34% Aug ,19
23
33 % Feb
13
44
,
21
101% Apr 11
6
Jan
4% Jan
Feb
127
8
100
11
147
7
44% Jan
9
General
General Mills
122% Jan
24
99y« Mar
29% Jan
.
23
20
44
37
20
10
86
9%
'
preferred
Fib
Hoy# Jun
3
43 % Mar 14
25
13
22
9%
2,800
40 %
Finance Corp (Delaware )_1
Foods Corp com*
No par
$3.50
77% Jun
89% Mar 14
29
95
19% Jun
86'/a Jun
1
120
29
Jan
22% Jan
Dynamics
6
43%
105
-9%
7,700
61%
14%
5o
Corp
Electric
10%
*61
13%
1
No par
preferred
General
6
68% Jan
3
43%
61%
10
-
86
com__No par
Inc
General
22
Jan
10
10
58% Jan
Mar 29
13% Jan
28
Jan
119
80
56% Jun
*61
10%
54
17,000
105%
'
61 %
'•
*105
14%
100
Co
Contract
series
94y. Feb
8
Cigar
General
17
9
•
105%
13%
7%
5
preferred
21% Mar
75
80'/a July 22
101
7%
7
46% Jan
25
60%
♦105
,
,'r 1,200
'
86
100
conv'2nd preferred
6
Mar
69
14%
46%
*36
1
com
Corp
Corp com.L
1st preferred
General
Mar 11
9
44%
68%
;• 114%, 115'A
13 %
36%
1.66%
Corp.....
4%
22
30% May 27
8
48% Feb
4
Corp..
Investors
4%
May 26
59
18
24% Marls
131
43%
69
105 7/8
87
6
34%
50
Cable
Dec
44%
68%
86'A
9%
1
com
Bronze
General
91
116'A
43%
13%
46%
*44
Transportation._2.50
General
131
37% May 17
Inc
preferred
preferred
17
2,800 u
*14%
9%
5
General Baking Co common
$8 preferred
83% Mar 18
i
46%
50
No par
__2
General
27
6
common__Z__5
Inc
21
23
34-/b
'
29%
23
Feb
34-/8
35
13%
105 y4
tl% Jan
36**
<
14%
29%
69'/4 Jun
23% Jun
1,800
87%
105%
107% Mar
6
'
10%
13%
29%
4
7
3,200
*10%
86%
105%
14
15
3,800
68
10%
*14'A
100
Acceptance
29% Jan
Dec
115
common.*.1
Industries
Amer
34%
67%
34%
68%
\
American
$4.50
8,500
(116%
57%
1
39'/a
1
Container
3
8
Jan
Gaylord
3
54%
99
9%
1,900
12'A
69%
36%
99
:
convertible
15
148y2 Jun
-
300
1
34%
12
44
noo'A
38
(The)
Jan
11
9% Jan
Wood
4%%
24
Jan
54 'A
115
.10
...
Corp
42% Jun
1
t
l
100'A
115
common
Co
139
15% Nov
94 f
Gar
1
37%
100%
54'A
46
6,200
68%
43%
57%
57
;
;
28
1
10%
*103
'
Garrett
1
36%
57
100%
49%
34%
:
•
:
Co
(Robert)
4
9
68'A
*21%
105
...10
ai va Jan
29
15
56% Feb
5
'103
115
convertible
/
Game well
52%
100
__No par
105 y2 Jun
10
34%
:
10'A
10%
22%
preferred
Jan
49
17% May
Jan
0
Inc
Co
$4.50
10
89
Jan
Gair
6
18% Dec
34%
68
43
22
(The)
Jan
33% Dec
Feb
122
idar
•'
43
105
22
1
148% Feb
3
1(3% Jan
71
Co
20
Jun
10
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
9'A Oct 25
135% Aug
18% Jan
Dec
42%
♦103
Corp
preferred
Gabriel
25
Mar
12%
34%
v
34%
12'/a
*105
61'A
56%
13,600
*47
*44
47
34%
34%
105
100
Freuhauf Trailer Co
11
9% Mar
105
10%
*100%
12,606
10%
42%
62"%
Ll
*45
%
12%
35%
•<'
10 VB
preferred
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
45
Mar 14
46
*115% -116%
69%
*51___15
49
34%
35
42%
70%
61%
of
*47
10
/
116%
42%
69
common
7
a
6
ii.
17
116%
41%
42%
49%
12'A
<
35%
,__i
Gamble-Skogmo
r*o
34%
117%'
30%
6%
6%
10%
.
4,600
78
28%
6%
10
900
2,300
.
25
10
29%
6%
10%
34%
•
No par
ser
28%
6%
*72
34%
____5
3
46'.
77
67%
10
117%
42%
*72
77
29%
*44
•
68
...
yZZZIo
.5
16
a
'
_1
24
46% Apr
23
30% Jan
2
37% Nov
35% Mar 14
35'/a Jun
*43
34%
100
15%
25
"•10
49%
10
-
16%
25
6%
67
N
16
V*47:
10 y8
comZZZ~6Z25
16
25
6%
10«%
67'A
Co.,
Corpv
Sulphur
Froedtert
7
Feb
6%
10
*46
9%
:
38,100
15%
'
6%
10%
44 y2
66%
5
6,500
14%
15%
29%
34 %
.5
common
pfd
Franklin Stores
10
48 Va Mar
9%
25%
14%
15%
♦72
29%
34%
24
39
*
*43
77
29%
34
10% Jan
18
6%
•
*72
29%'
25%
14%
15%
16
34
32% Jun
31 y2 May 11
76
29'A
26
14%
15%
25
12'A
106% Jun
Jan/25
25
..No par
Fair Stores Inc
Freeport
3
6% Mar
24%
25%
15'A
15%
45%
34%
G
4% Nov
19
16
24%
*72
Corp
7%
Light Co new.No par
&
$4.20 div
Francisco
Mar 23
91 y2 Jan
16'/a
24%
1
26'/a
14%
12'/«
preferred
Foster-Wheeler
Corp
6
47% Jun
16
25%
15'%
15%
16%
14%
15%
34%
3%%
Mar 31
16^8
88% Mar 30
Food
3
88% Jun
25%
14%
15%
12%
34%
Food Machinery & Chem
Corp
3Vt%
convertible preferred
24
Jun
60
34 V4 Mar 14
76% Nov
l
12% Apr
18
4
23
Jun
25%
14'/4
15%
■
23
14 y4 Jun
6
11
23% Jan
Jun
100
-8% Jan
7
11% Mar 14
.<•'
Jun
116
12
6% Jan
10
60
56% Jun
•
28
-97% Jan
May 23
102
•
13
46% Jan
(.25%
25 Vt
: :
34'%
Co-
Co
23
12
900
45%
Stores
38% Sep
37% Jan
3'A
50
_
21 »/2 Apr
Aug
93% Jan
♦3 Va
121/4
Filtrol
104% Dec
35 Vt May 23
3'/4
1
5
35
4,700
3'/4
34 y4
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins
!
3%
44%
16
106
*3'A
48'A
Co____ZZZZZZ5
Mlg
7
6
3%
47%
Corp
7
18
48%
5
Ferro
16% Nov
Jan
47%
50
Felt &
28 Va Jan
102
17,400
48'/a
3'/4
Federal
(The)
1
$4 preferred
Florence Stove Co
98 y« Jan
47%
47 y2
__
23
46% Feb
4,200
48%
15%
Co___ZZZZl
15
10% Apr
•
54%
15
3'/4
series
Electric
23
62% Jun
53
15%
50
68% Jan
9
52%
15
47lJ/|
Paper Board Co Inc—
Federated Dept Stores.
Mar
52%
15 y»
LI
Apr
108
53
14%
A.,.
44% Jun
104% May 17
52%
14%
common.
ser
23
13 y2 Feb
53%
14%
5
26»
68% Jun
52'/2
14&/8
3%
__
Federal-Mogul Corp
24
''38% Apr
119
pfd
pfd
conv
Sharti
54%
14%,
0
cum
the Week
June 24
53%
47i/a
Corp
conv
5%%
••
,
8
35% Jan
i
3
Apr 29
17% Jan
4
6
Jan
Farwtck
5%
Friday
June 23
•
common...
Fedders-Quigan Corp-
Jon
40% Jon
2a
Corp
series B
3
t45
9% May 13
Oct
4
25% Jan
2
28% Jan
.
108
24
«JuU
62 % Jan
.
29
41% Dec
104% Sep 24
49 % Feb 17
Jun
Finance
Sales for
Thursday
>.
2.50
Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp__
4
June 22 "
3
preferred
PRICES
Wednesday
June 21
1
___
3
-
Jon
50
18
12
27
Jon
57
20
5%
SALE
Tuesday
June 20
*
5
1
Buffet
HIGH
Monday
Pur
1
Family
18
13% Jan
9
44% Jun
Feb
7
20
Jun
*£%
23
34
5% Mar 14
49
5
16% Dec
25
9% Jun
8
56% Apr
5
34% Dec 16
14
Mar 16
26% Jan
Aug 16
16% Apr
64% Apr
13
43% Oct
Dec
May 16
LOW AND
STOCK
Co
Fairbanks Morse & Co.__„i_No
par
Fairchild Engine & Airplane
Corp.l
Fajardo Sugar Co
j.
20
Falstaff Brewing Corp
2,
7
15
Products
Ex-Cello Corp
17
13% May 16
Mar 15
YORK
Eversharp Inc
*
13% May
15
May 11
~2% Dec~31
NEW
EXCHANGE
23% Jan
43
~is/n
'
Highest
Inc.
RR
12,200
4,900
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
20
Monday, June 27, 1955
(2944)
NEW
Lowest
Highest
14 V# Mar
90%
97
22% Jan
Sep
4
5% Dec
39% Dec
29
68% Jan
4
91
Dec
9
45% Jan
4
67 % Dec
29
47# Jan
8 V# Apr
J All
b
35% Jan
22
26% Mar 29
6
44 Va Feb
Jan
R
9«% May
V4
O
90
83 '/a Jun
61% Mar 14
preferred
4%%>
Guantanamo Sugar
4
23
24
Gulf
Oil
Corp
29
103
May
110
Oct
105
Jan
15
106%
iviar 26
35
Jan
27
46 % Aug
17
29% Feb
2
02% Nov
24
5
4
Jan
103
18
Feb
31
34% July 30
106% July 28
26% Jan
1
105% Feb
36% May
105
Jun
lo9% J.n
4
6
$4.20
106 V4
♦106
lu/
25
43%
43%
Well Cementing—5
5u %
59
%
22
24
46% Anr
21
Hackensack
Water
iviar x*
63 Va Jun
7
Halliburton
Oil
34%
35 '/a
IS3;
*97
6
a
63/a
42%
15,200
30
34 Va
34%
19,100
6%
•
6%
42
6 Ha
1.000
4
41%
95 V4
95%
*95'A
b~%
82 Va
Snares
15%
98
16
*95
32 Va
32%
*10iVa
108
10
107
32%
106
dividend
Jun
105 Va Mar 22
16
97
35'A
41%
Friday
,June 21
b2JA
83'A
81%
4XH4
.
11.400
42
300
96
83 %
20,700
33 Ha
3,300
'
32%
32%
♦104%
*106%
preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
7
82', A
No par
100
100
100
Common
9
95 %
81%
153/4
97
tne Week
/•//i
June '2.1
1d7b
6%
42
9 5'A
Sales for
inuraday
98
35
6%
4178
95Va
81 %
80
So Va
*63/b
Utilities Co—
Gulf States
100 % May 26
6%
41%
*95
No par
25
preferred
$5
1
.
com—No par
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR
5
I6H4
*97
98
35
34 .'#
6-/#
42'A
PRICES
June 22
16
*97
98
J4
Aircraft Corp.———1
Grumman
2
15H4
15%
SALE
\veunesday
June 2l.
15%
*97
common___3
—100
Greyhound Corp (The)
2
May 31
4o% Feb
32% May 17
39% Aug 11
11
99
Mar 30
94
20
16% Mar
8
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
June 20
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
13% Jan
4
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
11% May 21
7
LOW
STOCKS
kear l:>54
Lowest
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
33 Va
-
106
107%
*1J6
22%
32H4
106
*X06
10/
*106
*104va
106'A
*lUi'/a
33
lOo
*101 %
106
106
1U6
106 Va
106
107
*106
107
10/
107
43
*42
%
60
50
II
17% Jan
42% Jun
ox 74
19 V# Jan
20
2
21
Dec
29
20
Jan
May 27
4
25% Fab
3
63 % Jan
5
86-% Dec
31
86
Jan
5
12% Jan
4
25:,4 Nov
24
21% Jan
6
102% May 11
24% Jan
15
21% Oct
22% Apr
5% Jan
32
22
38
Nov
23
135
33 3/# Nov
29
23
JJeC
28
8% Nov
30
3x
19
6
j,
40
Nov
Jan
6
,
Mar 14
Dec
23
15'A Jan
7 Vb Jan
23 % Dec
31
28% Dec
31
85
30
Mar
4
89
Jun
May
7
Hazel-Atlas Glass
2
39% Jan
3
52% Jun
98'/a Mar 29
104 Va Feb
7
21% Jan
26
23% Nov
11
22% Jan
6
2o
Jun
1
5
37% Nov
18
36% Jan
3
38
13% Mar 12
Jan
6
121% Feb
2
38% Jun
18
52
May 26
14% Jan 26
26 % Jan
11
20% Oct
101
Dec
126% Oct
50
Dec
54% Feb
3
% Dec
i
14
18
96
Jan
26
123
40
23
17
3
126
Mar 14
51% Jan
16
126% Jun
26
Jan
30
Apr
8
71
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
18% Mar
1
4334 Nov
9
May 13
31 % Mar 18
'
5
Jan
14
Jan
19
25 % Jan
12
34% Jan
6
48% Jun
1
Hilton
o«u
a
Hires Co
10% Mar 14
52
85
27
12
12% Nov
29% Feb
25% Jan
9
32% Mar
8
4b
3
Jan
87% Feb J 2
23
Jan
7
31
31
''»•% Jan
31
■42
Jun
22
Mar 31
100 % Jun
14
lutj
Apr
ztt
,4'/4 Mar 14
16% Apr 26
35% AUg 23
Jun
17
J4% Jan
4
13
9
36% Oct
27
28
84% Jan
6
99% Nov
13
91% Jan
4
105
24
100
Feb
17
105% Nov
16
102 V2 Mar
11
41% Dec
31
40% Jan
64% Jan
8
112% Dec
23
98
15% Jan
6
19% Dec
31
18
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
10
Nov
22
4% Nov
22
4
13% Jai$34
4% Jan
May
preferred
4% preferred
4.40% preferred.
6
105% Feb
23
47
Feb
14
126
Jun
24
Houston Oil
23
Howard
21
Howe
Feb
7
Jan
6
22% Jun
23 V4 Apr
13
3% Feb
10
13
12% Apr
27
O
63 Va Jun
21
Houston
7b
dull
22 % Jan
10
15
21% Oct
11
19 Va Jan
Jun
9
63% Dec
31
58% Jan
o
Jan
&
6
Jun
16
17
3
2J
Hussman
7%
77b
7 Ha
7 Va
7 Ha
8.700
22%
22%
31 %
31%
22%
22%
31%
31%
31
87%
87%
87%
*87
%
x48%
49 >;4
49
49%
49%
49%
4j V,
*97
99
98%
98%
*97'/a
98 %
*9 / Va
23%
23%
23%
23 7 u
23 Ha
237 a
1,600
37 %
'S
*37 'A
37 Va
37%
37%
6,610
18 va
18'A
1,100
12334
123-4
800
49
99
-
24 Vb
23%
37%
*37%
*12?
125
53
2,900
91%
92%
92 'A
44%
44%
44%
91 'A
45 Ve
*74
Va
52
'
600
3o 'A
36 Va
4,000
Va
16 V4
5,500
7 4 Va
*74 Va
75%
10
92 %
92 Va
92 V4
220
45
45 Va
3,900
45
16
11'A
11%
11%
11%
11%
26%
27
26/2
27
26
2u
%
26
27
15
15 '/a
15
15 Va
14%
15',8
15
la'A
78
6 Ha
6%
6%
*11
Va
1178
300
8,000
"
678
600
22
22
22
22
22
227/4
3,400
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
500
39%
40%
39%
4J
39%
40
«j.y
^4
39%
9,900
83
81 %
81%
82%
8212
83 %
1,500
*6'/b
.
40%
83
6%
6%
'82%
:
,
.'22
*81%
42
40
40:%
6 3/8
4,700
22
6
22 Vb
"
39%
42
38%
40%
407b
101%
101'A
101 'A
101%
101 %
13%
13 VB
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13 H#
13%
13%
4,700
36%
36%
3674
36%
37
37%
37 Ha
*37'A
37%
500
39
38%
y100%
13
*36'A
30%
30
94 Va
y
vb
*
31
V
96
#'
*102
102%
*104
105
123%
*104
121 %
31 Ve
31%
'10174 102
31%
31%
95
95
*95
102
102
*102
*104
105
41
102%
-
t' 41'A
20%
20%
?
41
'
*102
124%
20'A
105
41%
f;
v"
:
31%
56
313/a
''
95
100
3i-?a;
'•5
103%
105
*104
123%
ll
41 Va
123%
122%
20%
20%
20 3A
21%
22
22%
21%
22
21
2078
21 VB
20%
21%
20 3
20%
124
124
72
124
•
% 3 <0
10<x
41%
20%
123%
A 3,000
•
*102
1
41
22,300
102
103 Va
*104
'A
*101
10
\
6.600"
5,100V
126'
2,400
'
-
2'A
100
2'A
/
2'A
-
8%
*8 VB
62%
•
Mfn & Sm Ltd—No par
62 'A
63'A
6.66%
31%
'"31%
*31'A
*8 'A
preferred—100
7%
.1
2 Ha
2%
*
8%
2%
2
9%
62%
62%
31'A
31 %
Va
62
32
*31%
8%
62%
87b
62-
32
31
*8%
a
2%
17,700
1,500
9 ,7
627b
SOO
5,300
31'A
700
7%
73/4
24,900
27%
27-,4
2,200
~
7%
7%
'7%
77a
28
8
7%
28
28
28%
27
28'A
2 '8
2%
,9
63%.
4
27%
7%
28
Up
28
10
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
...No par
64%
65'A
64%
65
14%
(8%
67 Va
68 Ha
67
£2%
52 %
52%
52%
52H-8
52%
527a
52%
52%
50
50
Refrigerator Co..
%
11 'A
'.i.
16 Va
83
400
74%
44'A
40
53
75%
91'A
11%
30 %
53
16 Va
16%
30
125
53 'A
52%
75%
20
44
36%
■
1,100
*44
16 V»
167,
90
Va
4u
98%
4'A
5\Vi
53
367a
16%
47
4
*124 V4
3o 'A
53
91 "A
6
*52%
367#
i
120 va
125
5~%
52%
22 Va
16%
xb ya
125%
44 %
3ii%
•
75
2,800
44'%
*73%
16%
32%
88
*124
16'A
3t>%
22
5374'
36%
54%
*30%
52-74
53%
.
32 Va
87%
18%
1.5
*44
44
52%
44
53
15
*123%
44
7.100
33
83
125%
124
125
*123%
22%
32
%
i
22 Va
22 %
*87
88
18'A
18%
122
1
Inc
f
37 %
18%
18%
a
24
123%
—1
Manhattan
30
a
22%
(Del)___25
Hupp Corp
28 % Jun
7%
■
41%
—
noncumulative
5%
7-? 8
41'A
.
Co
Hudson Bay
Hunt Foods
32
21
43 % Jun
3
tHudson
,
Corp
1,500
7 VB
6%
7 -A
27'A V. 27%
Power_.No par
&
177b
45%
100
_______.100
x
100
of Texas
Co
Stores
Sound
9 Vb Feb
11
2% Nov
18% Dec
Lighting
36 V
*1/3/8
*11'A
common—No par
Finance
3%%
a
7% Jun
3
Household
22
common
convertible'preferred
$2.25
104% Jan
8
27
5o
8
3% Feb
Mar 10
Houdaille-Hershey
*3t>
17%
91'A
No par
3
50
x_-_
36 %
*73%
No par
common..5
Co
Electrochem
$4.25 preferred
1
2'/# Jun
5
21
25% Nov
98
15% Mar 14
10% July 27
55% Dec
31% Jun
28
Honolulu Oil Corp
Hooker
Mar 10
38
Mar 14
28% Jan
38% Jan
Nov
15% Mar
& Sons—
4,6 JO
7
7
*36
16'A
Holly Sugar Corp common...—.10
5%
convertible preferred—>_—30
Homestake Mining......
__12.5o
(A)
6%
7%
7
xl77a
54
—5
Hollander
1.400
36%
3 u'/i
.5
2
6.900
33 '4
17%
*52
50c
Co—
Furnace
30
53
17%
44
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp.
Holland
29%
33 %
*35%
6 *8
121%
5
(Charles Ei...
30
33
36%
123%
,.5
Hotels Corp—...
297b
33%
17/8
18%
—No par
4
Dec
103
29% Dec
1
8% Mar
7
39'A May 12
5
94% Jan
101
3
31% Dec
Dec
95% Jan
33
10
16% Jan
5% May 12
21
Oct
31% Jan
11
19j/4 Feb
30 % Dec
i.* 7#
12
Jan
14% Apr
6
May 23
2J%
33 Vb
6%
23%
Chemical Corp common.—1
preferred series A——100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)_.No par
93
74% May
10
2-jVA
■
,2
17%
*37%
3%%
3
,
1,400
*35%
40 %
Heyden
3
89% Jan
13% Aug
5
8 % Dec 30
33% Jan
3
29
11% Aug 25
56% Jan
V 18% Jan
20 *
H4
48
143
7
*97
common.-—No par
—
48 H4
*138
31 'A
100
19
preferred—25
Inc
Hewitt-Robins
5
27% Dec
4
13
141
*138
106
22'A
5%
Jan
25
10% Jan
Jun
3«7'. Mav 18
15% May 12
78
11
Jan
4
54% Mar 18
55
3
4
14% Jan
68
Jan
*10o
1,100
17%
"i 1
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate cominon_. No par
4 % % preferred series A
50
Hertz Co (The)
—1
1
16,100
7%
common.
Powdrr
Hercules
410
347'b
17^4
25
Hercules Motors
8
88 Va
33H4
48 Va
46 %
138
21H4
80 Va
106
*105%
49 %
46%
138
33
33 %
*21 Va
90
34 'A
21%
'88
.2
34%
105
105
29%
%3
va
89
•36
6%
36
15
preferred
(G W)
53
21%
,2
3-> %
141
29%
29%
bi>
,a
49'A
*138
32%
.—100
noncumulative
7%
4 9'A
49%
141
29%
5
Co
Co common
(II J)
Helme
_
preferred
3.65%
May 19
46
13
Jan
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
Heinz
13
Apr 28
22% Mar 2
Mar 14
27
*9%
1
5J
1
2
Hecht Co common
Corp
106
♦138
—10
America common
preferred
22
21%
100
2.50
preferred
23
11
68
106
Mfg
17
Feb
*105
Industries Inc
41% Nov
35
*105
Hayes
101% Oct
21%
35
Hayes
19
*21%
21%
1
22
3,400
90
13
31% Apr
94% Jan
11,700
21H4
21%
Harrisburg Steel Corp
3%%
58 3A
21%
90
Hat Corp of
24% Mar
58
21%
32
14
89
53
21 Va
90
90
33
24
43
51 %
32%
Jan
8% Mar
26% Mar 14
May 21
(M A)
4%%
42 Va
68
22
6
31%
Hart Schalfner & Marx
18% Jun
6
Jan
22
84 Va Jan
9
3
21
COO
43
i'ii
2i%
b»
90
Co
Paper
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6%
.42%
• a
43%
b/%
2x%
Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Hammermill
Hanna
*43
%
100
2.50
8% Jan
6
21% Jun
5
No par
preferred
21
3°
6
31
17
2J
May
31% Jan
May 25
8% Dec
17
Jun
49 Va
34% Apr
5% Mar 25
4% July 12
18% Jan
4
ll7/# Feb
1
Printing Co
Watch Co com
F)
convertible
4%
21
142
Mar 11
35
18
Jun
35
(W
Hamilton
4
107% Feb
,
26% Mar 14
30
142
■
Jan
100 % Feb
104% May 10
25
40% Dee
28
131
.0
106% Oct
4
Jan
Apr
,#
Hall
24
6
13
12% Mar
2.
I
27
40
Jan
12
31% May 10
Idaho
68% Jun
Illinois
23
50% Dec
23
5
53 % May 13
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
49% Mar
8
50
51 % May
53% Nov
10
52
1
52% Apr
May 25
52% Jun
15
51% Jan
4
51 % Dec
27
8% Jan
11
22% Oct
20
2% Jun
30
39
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
153
July 29
40% Jail
4
21 % Jan
11
15% Jan
5
55
Oct
5
54% Dec
10
53
ll
12
7% Nov
23
77
5% Jan
Industrial
170
Jan
26
76 % Dec
31
,66% Mar 14
39% Dec
29
35% Jan
6
22
% Dec
23
21% Jan
26
Nov
23
37 % Jan
7
Oct
162
25
21% Dec
29
375
Nov
16
Jan
4
96Va Jan
169% Jun
8J
Jan
35 % Jan
167% Mar
29
34
84
8
•31
Oct
1
r,,.,
450
41% Jan
4% Apr
Jun
17
12
l^o-a ivxay u
12% Dec 31
103
16
4
70
73
Jan
6
6
Dec
1
60
Jan
31% Jan
21
35
Jan
6
29% Apr
23% Jan
33% Dec
2
34
31
May
38 % Dec
6
25
Jan
34% Dec
Jan
12
1
May 24
Jun
2
48% Mar/ 8
21
28
26% Dec
3
14
91
5
36% Oct
13% Jan
10
Jan
114
72% Apr
38
6
May 16
28% Jun
Mar 15
45
Jun
21
2
34 Va Mar 15
43% Jun
3
22
32 V8 Jan
6
39% Feb
24
14
Aug 17
12% Jan
28% July
29% Jan
3
39
Dec
29
34% Feb
9
24% Jan
34% July 31
30 Va Jan
3
2°% Aug
26% Jan
3
May 12
Aug 13
4% Feb
19
23% Dec
123
19
Jan
6
20% Jan
21
Nov
8% Dec
8
35% Apr
22
55
99
16
103
Jun
59% May
19 3/4 Jan
4
85% Jan
4
313a Jun
9
For
7
7
19
20% Mar 23
121
23
96
Jan
6% Mar 14
172
79 'A
bO
'rj
20
55%
54%
65 %
54%
24
24
46%
4.%
5
1C2
com
4.5%
7%
—-.5
$1.40
cum
30
31 %
35%
140
13%
111%
26
36
34%
3 5'/a
*90
93
93
139%
139%
139%
139%
•
*. 0
*4
71 VA
139
14%
15%
14%
15'A
41.200
112%
IT
111 %
IO137
lll'A
7,700
103%
103%
.
14%
103 %
*103%
105%
200
13 %
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,700
89
89
89
8.)
89 Va
89
89
*105
107
103 %
*103
106
106
*101%
107 V2
105%
10 ;%
44%
45%
45%
45%
43%
46' 4
44%
66%
67
27%
277b
28%
42'A
42'A
40 7b
42%
*36
37'A
453x
*65%
66 Vi
65 Va
♦36%
37 %
*36%
28%
28%
28 VB
28%
273A
28
40%
41
41
41
40
41
*40Ha
42
*41
42
*42
42%
41
41'A
42
*40
38%
38
38
38
38
37%
38
38
38
1,700
3.50
14
14 VB
14
14 'A
14
14%
14 '
14%
14'A
143'a
4,900
47'A
47%
48%
43%
*34 Vx
34 %
34 %
34%
34 %
34%
343a
3
Iowa
27
27
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
2b%Jun
9
Island Creek Coal
Co
No par
Light Co
common
preferred
10
25%
50c
*122
1
*99%
No par
12%
/ 90
*J1%
82% Jun
24
42
Jun
22
105% Jun
8
53% Jun
23
1
5%
preferred
series
Joy Manufacturing Co
com
A
10
100
1
9
25 VB
125
9%
25 Va
*123
9
25
4
125
9 %
48%
25%
'123
9Vs
49 %
25%
125
oi/4
49
2 5 3/8
*123
9
3.300
41
2,000
34%
27%
2.400
26
Va
5,000
9 Va
23,100
125
8%
8%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
*3234
34%
96%
I'3%
34%
3374
34%
33H4
3 4%
3438
37 %
16,600
96
96
96%
96%
*36%
96'/a
320
34 V4
1
1
*122
49%
200
33%
No par
common
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel
^
25
25%
125
.
100
Mar 15
11,900
X38
34%
11
100
86,800
5
47
Feb
V4
25
1
34 Vb
97
1.900
37%
Corp
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_.No par
May 18
2,800
preferred
conv
Intertype Corp
May lo
65%
66 %
Interstate
Jan
460
1,500
453i
37%
C6
*56%
2
9% Jan
1,540
3 4%
2
$6
1.300
15,400
V4
111%
35% May
28% Mar
127% May 23
4 Va
71 %
139
13%
27%
&
93
88
*103
Telep & Teleg—No par
Dept Stores
Power
1,700
16,000
13%
67%
Power
630
35%
■
139%
36%
100
Mar 10
33
31
4%
14 'A
28,100
40
174
71%
112%
4,200
33%
4 Va
14
18.500
31
71 %
111%
130
23 H4
424
173 V4
4%
14
1,300
31%
71 %
112%
100
43 %
102 %
40
*4 %
140
23%
422
8,900
15,400
J
173
71%
67 VB
Jewel Tea Co Inc
3%% preferred
32% Mar 14
*50
43 %
*102
%
54%
24%
31
4 Vb
36 %
2
98
35%
173
32
71 V#
25
14
41% Mar 15
397a
.40%
154%
•
24',4
427
4 V#
.25
Jun
•>!
425
707b
4'A
106
44%
Jun
.2
23%
24%
49
102
1,100
7
87%
1C5
59
31
192%
%
3
*31
93
102
*21
14% May 25
104
n-w»
*48%
24%.
71
10.%
13%
87
No par
common
*2 4
140
4 %
100
%0
79%
54%
173%
33
93
79%
55 %
429
427
31%
36
79Ha
54%
51 % May
-
13
100% Dec
4L1
52
97
b5
429
40 V#
19
v-r 14
450
7 23'%
24%
172
7
79%
49
102 %
103
172%
Jacobs (F I) Co
8R
23%
39%
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd
91% Jan
101%
23%
*lo8
7
55
24%
4!)
172%
70%
No par
International Utilities
Interstate
43 %
40'A
*90
1
preferred
International
43
'A
*24
55%
common—7.50
No p ir
International Shoe
24%
32
100
Salt
*24
173
3')%
com—No par
preferred
*163
173
..100
—
1C2
25%
..No par
Jaeger Machine Co
82
*168
*168
79%
54 'A
171
7
o7#
172
172
78%
flu8
13
99% Jun
pa<re
4.400
28
12
see
55
31
14
footnotes
54
34% Jan
23
UcC
54'A
39
Nov
?'T%
53%
6
Apr
91% Nov
4„-/B
r-4%
55'A
5
May
7
Nov
5.400
54
55'A
No par
International Silver
2,509
56%
Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5%
2,600
56%
55%
Preferred
International
137a
257b
57 %
..No par
Paper
13 7b
25y4
57 %
common
$4 preferred
13HV
5;
*6%
13%
25 "b
56
International Packers Limited.—15
Int'l
13%
257x
7
56%
1
Canada
51%
~io
*6%
55%
Mining Corp..
International
52
*51 Va
£2
40
%
5x
6%
Machines
of
54%
6%
100
preferred*
Nickel
*53 Va
52
137b
_.l
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
4%
54 %
*51 Va
2574
preferred
1 (J J
Hydro-Electric Svs class A__25
International
*53%
270
13%
27% Jan
Oct
78
24
Int'l
54%
50 "2
25%
32
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
86% Jan
613/4 Mar 31
5
7%
Int'l
Jan
14% Jun
Mar 14
42% Jan
va
108
Mar 1*
69
3
19
114% Jun
9Vb Mar 13
17
4
92 % May 26
16
Nov
Harvester
141
Jan
79
Business
Int'l
135% Mar 31
12% Jun
44% Nov
Int'l
54
50%
13%
55%
Inc
—
9
71
82
Iron
53'%
*53'A
25/u
55%
preferred
18
6
31
4%.%
*52 Va
54
13%
1
Interchemical Corp common..
Interlake
53 %
*53%
.
25-/4
100
Ctfs
Apr
i
39% Jan
8
"1
18
175 % May 31
n«,
J "••*/,,. TW
79% Dec
Mar 29
50 %
*52 %
Va
—No par
Co.
41% Jun
4
3% Mar 16
57 Ve Jan
20
50%
531
5(1
52
13%
.No par
preferred
Steel
2,400
2u%
56
Inspiration Cons Copper
25 % Apr
May 17
Mar
6%
Inland
Insuranshares
103
31
25
15
21
May 17
49'A Jun
6
3J
Jun
*51%
id, 100
54
*
%
0
3,300
67%
par
A
.
55% Mar 28
18
88% Dec
112
S
Rayon
24
19
19% Jan
349
38% Dec
140
14
De Mex
Ingersoll-Rand common.
7
10% Jan
Electrica
52
%
*.
273/4
53
5
5R% Mav 20
5
37% Jan
Industria
*51%
50
Co
RR
58% May 23
23
Jan
cumulative preferred
Terminal
Indianapolis Power & Light..No
6
Feb
38
5
4.20%
Illinois
20
4'A Nov
4% May 27
40% May 27
4 4'A Jan 11
7
50% Jan
94
101% Jan
15
11
48 Va Jan
59 % Dec
Jan
54%
8
1% Jan
9% Jan
Feb
14% Mar
26% Apr
7 % Apr
24
42% Dec
130% Jan
*5.%
17
34% Jan
55
53
176 % Oct
38
Dec
Jan
14,a
57% Dec
23
28% Jan
*53%
o3' \
27%
%3%
54
preferred—50
cumulative preferred
50
Nov
14% Apr
4
*53
4 49%
J till
40
Jan
53%
Mar 11
24 y8 Mar 15
102
Jan
50
cumulative
*52-2
53 %
55
13% Apr
4
25
*49'A
.50
52% Mar 28
Oi
6
27% Jan
50
preferred
27%
*53
150
preferred
cumulative
4.70%
10
common.—No par
cumulative
4.26%
8
30
Co
Power
4.08%
Jun
23
52
Illinois
5
15
55
Dec
new
Central RR Co
29
Dec
% Jan
159
Aor
15% Nov
89
May 11
,53
Mar
25
25'A Jan
271
47 Va Jan
Co
Power
"
96
41
96%
58
58'A
58
•
104%
51 Vb
101
*99 %
88.
90%
61%'
41%
104%
51%
>"81
97
58
57 %
101
*99 V2
89%
88
89
8774
87 -
82 %
82%
58
101
58
*99%
41%
41%
417#
104%
104%
1043A
»■
51%
527b
527#
42
104%
53%
*82
41%
104%
53
53 %
101
57
*99%
900
33
57
101
••
1,600
■
88%
86
87
7.500.
85
82%
82%
1,300"
42
104%
53%
45,100
41 a8
41%
104'/a
104%
500
53 %
7,800
53
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
'
»
Highest
EXCHANGE
7;
28% May 25
40% Jun
8
4
85% Dec
31
79-ft Jan
6
.160% Jun
9
Sep
9
3% Jan
18
2% Jan
6
32% Jan
/
7
4
30
39% Jun
15
2% Feb.
1 45%'Mar
Jun
10
2 %
41
Dec
%
Apr
100
*28
Jan
92
12
;99%
Nov
#
104 V2 Apr
32
94% Jan
24
>
99 %
15
100% Mar 23
.105
103 % Aug 10
107
Mar 13
102
106
Oct 29
105% May'17
102% Mar 15
105
May 26
38% Jan
14
35% Jan
5
18% Jan
21
12% Apr
75% Dec 29
23
50
Dec
70% Jan
13
43
Mar 10
28
16
Jan
31% Dec
4
39% Jan
4
107
Dec
J
n
3
J.
8
i
it
*84% Apr
48'A Jan
98% Jan
2.% Jun
,•24%
22% Apr
32% Feb
14
Kelsey
Jun
17
20% Jan
11
31
Nov
24
29% Jan
41% Dec
13
36% Jan
5ii
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
34% Jun
23
Mar 19
39
Apr
29
34% Jan
48% Jun
14
79% Jan
6
87
1
84
4
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
82 % Jan
5
98% Dec
14
28 %
Nov
Jan
34% Jan
23
28% Jun
52% Dec
3l
49% J
42
52% Aug
•
24
5
13% Dec
5% Feb
18
17% Dec
8
47% Jan
4
22
.
Jan
85
58% Dec
Aug lo
7% May
7
4
30%
Dec
12% Dec
32 .4" Jan
A 4%
Co
inc
2%
*2%
23/s
*2%
2%
1,000
40%
401/4
40'A
40%
40%
403/a
40%
40%
5,500
{It
ii
ft
ii
itf
i'a
ft
11
114,900
40
par
*95 J/2
97
*951/2
97
♦95%
97
102
*101%
102
*101%
*106
107
♦103%
104
*1031/4
104
(S S)
79
79
78%
78%
79%
80%
79%
47%
*46%
47%
*463/4
47%
*46 34
47%
28 J/4
*46%
47%
28%
28%
28 3/s
28%
28i/4
28%
28%
28%
28 3A
22 Va
22%
22%
2,800
23%
22 3A
22 7/8
22%
22%
22%
22%
6,200
19 %
53%
20
31 J/4
120
54 J/4
53%
54%
53%
53V8
53 3/4
53%
53%
40 J/2
41
41
41
41
41
41'A
41%
*40%
41%
1,300
5
50
50
50%
53%
51%
56
57
58
56 3/s
57'/8
21,800
1
31%
31%
31
31
323/8
33%
32 %
34%
34
34
*48%
48 »/2
*93
No par
l
10
100
;
lo
48%
48%
483/e
483/a
48
48
*47%
48%
94'A
94
95
94%
941/4
*94
95
*94
95
51
51
52%
51%
53
52%
531/4
53%
54'A
12,900
99
99
99
993/4
993/4
99%
100 %
*99%
100%
400
293/a
29%
29%-
29'A
29%
293/8
No par
50
50%
50
50I/8
49%
50%
49%
50
49%
50
No par.
& Co
42%
43%
42
42%
41%
423/a
41
%
42
41
4134
9,300
131/4
13%
13%
13%
13i/8
13%
133/a
13%
13%
3,300
1,000
2,500
57
57
58
56
56
6
7
34% May
2
98% May
3
13% Jun 13
Mar 14
4%%
Lees
3
5% Apr
&
4
$3
5
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
32%
33 'A
*33%
33%
323/4
33 %
96%
961/2
*96
97
50c
*96
96
96
13%
13
13%
12%
13 %i
13
13 %
73
74%
72
72%
71%
72
par
23V4
23 %
223/4
74%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
23 7«
2
1
1%
2
1%
13%
14
13%
*4%
4%
.4%
4%
4%
45%
46V8
46 y/4
453A
46 %
18%
18%
18%
18 %
22 3/8
22%
22%
82%
83
82
29
22
Jan
4
Lehn
3
23
Mar
1
22
64% Jan
18
83
Jun
Lerner Stores Corp——No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford. Glass Co
10
81%
13% Jan
3
23
Apr 22
19%
7
57% J
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life
Savers Corp__
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
5
54%
54%
25
65%
66
n
22
70% May 2
157% Jan 18
51% May 16
6j
Jun
17
48% Jan
55
% Apr
6
21% Jan
lo"« M
7
17
Link
Belt
14
Lionel
30% Jan
4
49% Nov 23
43 % Mar 15
53% Jun
24
Lion
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
?*% Jan
25
36% Jun
24
Liquid
79
15
82
51% Dec
29
4
22
31
Oct
Dec
7
28% Jan
11
23% Jan
4
4
17
116% Aug 12
22% Jan
4
17
4
Jan
103
99% Jun
21% July
137
34% Dec
.
Jun
30
va
56
Jan
1''
21
28 % Mar 14
3
100% May 26
103 % Jan
fi
Oct
21
Mar 11
104% Jun
17
22
•40% Jan
5
59% Jan
11
21% Mar 29
141
>5%
Mar 15
147
len
May 25
48% Aug 25
45 % Jan
3
52
88% Dec
77% Jan
6
88 % Mar
20
JUn
series
7%
<P)
Louisville
Louisville
&
22
20
22
27% Dec
104
28
22 % Mar 14
9
49% Dec
38% Mar 25
Nov
31
100
.Jan
26% Jan
3
:
9
51% Jan
39% May 16
3
101% Mar
5
Apr
122
July
15% Nov 29
22
Dec
136% Dec
6
12% Mar 14
23
29
54
2
48% Jan
133
12% May 10
4
20% Jan
23
Aug 19
30% Dec 29
26
81% Mar 16
92
88 % Mar 15
25% Jan
16 y8 Jan
July
3% Jan
6
Jan
21
29% Ma^y 31
33 % May z.j
Mar 14
4
Dec
31
Jun
13
3
7% Jan
6
13 % Jim
3
31
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
Dec
23
24% Oct
22
7
546
64
Nov
17
4
6
Dec
21
6% Dec
31
4
56% Jan
23
12
Dec
Jan
4
10% Dec
4
5 % Mar
31
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
34
12% Jan
11
17% Dec
29
71% Dec
6
28
6
16
Jan
May 23
11
31% Jan
7
21
4
Jan
34% Dec 22
12
4
82
97
Macy
(R H)
4 % %
Magic
.'
Marathon
20% Feb
18
58% Feb
2
80
9
Mav
37% Apr
11
99
Apr
25
44
Feb
Marine
28% Dec
23
25% Jan
6
33% Jun
Jan
25% Dec
23
23'A Mar 15
26% Feb
Master
Jan
37% Dec
20
33% Mar 14
38% Jun
May
99
21
94% Mav
99
4%%
30
23
Mar 14
23 % Jun
44% Dec 21
44
Jan
45% Mar
17
15% July 23
24
4
4
88 % Jun
33% Jan
54% Jan
4
63% Dec
4
76% Dec 20
37% Apr
26
43% Nov 24
40
82
Jan
(Glenn
47
J
Apr
13
McGraw
67
Feb
16
J
1J
Mclntyre
30
22% Jun
21% Dec
27
15
103
31
86% Jan
4
Dec
27
57% Nov
22
64% Dec
16
32% Dec
21
11% Jan
4
30% Oct
22
1
52% Jan 18
101%'Jan 31
31
27% Feb
Apr
60% Jan
31
4
Jan
-45% Apr
29% Feb
18
65
Jan
17
3
Jan
25
Jan
25
23
Mercantile
23% Dec
23
2f»3/4 Jan
18
30% Apr
12
Merck
95
Oct
21
88% Mar 30
29
Jan
4
109% Dec
22
102
Jun
9
95
Jan
7
107
Oct
25
100% Jan
7
108
26
Jan
4
49% Dec
23
41% Jan
7
56% Jun
17
28% Jan
4
22% Jun
2
26% Feb
11
21% Jan
28% Jan
13
4
41% Nov 24
39
92
Jan
5
104
Jun
14
103% Oct 27
108% May 19
104
92
Jan
15
102
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
2For
,
•
Nov
29
99% Oct
96
12
see
page
Inc
600
3
50
10%
10%
10%
10%
30%
10%
10'4
10%
2,900
86%
34%
685
87
34%
685
84
83%
86
34%
*672%
84
33-%
343/a
83 %
34%
*672%
695
3\%
695
*672%
series
100
_50
1
preferred—50
IncJ
3%
16%e
No par
No par
No par
No par
12.50
3,700
10,900
10
6%
6%
6%
6%
63/8
6 %
6 3/s
6%
1,000
7%
7%
8
8%
8%
8%
8
%
8%
8%
800
32%
32 3,
*32%
33%
221/4
25%
44%
15%
871/4
323/4
32%
32%
33
9
33
400
9%
1,500
34%
12,500
18%
18%
10,400
57
57%
34%
18%
19%
56%
56'A
56%
56%
81%
82%
82%
83
83
83 %
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
95%
95%
95%
96
*94 ",'2
96
70
27%
27%
26 3/s
27'A
26%
28
31,300
17
16%
16 %
16%
16%
31%
32%
32
32%
32%
32%
24%
243A
243/8
24 %
*24%
33%
373/8
37%
3734
37%
38 %
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
193/4
31%
19%
96
19%
♦56
,
94%
94%
85:,A
*82%
94%
95
85%
*85
*85
800
83%
1,100
37
6,900
25
95
1,000
9,300
2,100
14,800
50
350
85%
31%
32
31%
31%
31%
*55%
56
55%
55%
*55%
223/a
22%
22%
22%
22%
1,900
26%
27%
27%
28%
28
28 Va
8,200
443A
*443A
45%
*443/4
45%
153/8
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
87%
87%
87%
*87%
31%
56
22'A
22%
22%
25%
26%
44%
15%
*86
193A
57
87%
87%
513A
*44%
3134
56
6,300
300
45%
30
15%
9,900
89
150
51%
51%
51%
50%
50%
50 'A
63%
64
641/2
65
64
64
*63%
64%
700
84
85%
85%
853/4
84 34
85
83:,/4
84%
3,300
43%
23%
423A
431/4
42%
423/a
42%
42%
423/e
423/a
3,600
23
23'A
22%
23
23
23
22%
15%
16
•
23%
24%
91
91
*106% 109>
103% 103%
55%
56%
23 %
23%
100
*96
100
*107
_j.5
47
pfd__100
97
47
TOO
*106
97%
108%
_100
98
98%
_5
363/s
120
51%
preferred series
—:
85
695
4,800
64'A
85Va
*2%
1
common
32%
94
15,100
16
64
*102% 104
72
72
34%
35
32
32
*90
100
26%
27%
1
a
400
2.500
*55'A
31%
*55 %
22%
25%
44%
15%
*86
51'A
64%
85
No par
28 %
10%
31 %
56
•
No par
3,400
10%
32%
*93
*85
No par
16
53
140
11
32%
*94
pfd
preferred—.";.
Copper
27%
94
86
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
Miami
4,900
10%
32%
*93
94%
common
Co
41 %-
11%
94
2nd
Machine
%
94
•843/B
Co
Co
*41
24%
102
33%
95
86
No par
—
1st
245),
11
94
*84%
pfd
preferred series.,
9
16
6,400
*
94
95
4.45%
18
4,200
87
32 3/4
95
3.80%
Apr
47% Jun
130
51 "A
113/8
96
preferred series
preferred series
101
300
10,100
.
33 '/a
*95
4.35%
108% May
%
94
37
3.85%
6
22
11%
25
6
4
101%
104
94
32
8
32% Jan
1,700
18,800
32 3/4
36%
18
26
28%
25
Corp
Stores
2nd
27%
31%
48% Jun
Apr
23
27%
37
137% Jun
102
33%
273/8
25 %
Mergenthaler Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
Mesta
1,600
28
36%
103% Apr
24
36,800
86'A
*51%
25%
6
94% Mar
26
$4.25
7,800
31%
143%
*138
1
Mar 28
104% Mar 15
May 14
36% Nov 23
conv
104 %
15%
52
140
5
$3.50 preferred
$4
16
52
*138
No par
Co
(The)
Co
&
16
15%
52
140
*16%
—No par
convertible
5%
15%
52
*138
16%
Feb
93% Mar 29
109
footnotes
Jan
22
Apr 12
87%
153/4
53
140
27%
Mengel Co
46
135
15%
*51%
*138
16%
common
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
7
98
16 %
52 %
140
27%
Melville
6
41%
*95'A
16
18
41%
16%
32
35% Jun
Jan
*100%
*101
28%
7
21% Jan
42
102
16%
32
Cum
4
*411/4
24%
*100%
27%
18
31
24%
24%
102
1
25
Oct
413A
24%
GOO V2
100
5
10
Meed
2nd
41%
24%
102
____No par
21
95% Apr
112% Apr
411%
24%
GOO 1/4
36%
95%
106% Apr
72% Jun
7
24%
102
15%
83%
22% Dec
6* %
51a.,
52
.81%
36%
95%
Co_
21
28
86%
9 %
Corp. common
„
4(4% preferred (1st series)
17% Jun
51%
86%
34%
26
88% Sep
5i%
85%
9%
Apr
28% Jun
503A
85%
34%
*23%
4
82
50%
85%
9%
10
18
26% Jan
50%
86%
800
105%
143
34%
___1
Stores
Jan
91
50%
*105
21%
143
9%
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
15% Feb
47
143
34%
Publishing
5
Porcupine Mines—______5
Ar Robb4ns Inc.18
McLellan
22
9%
a
Electric
25
144
143
104%
21%
353/a
McGraw-Hill
91
25% Dec
22%
34%
Corp common__50c
convertible preferred
100
58
4
21%
9%
Stores
9
Mt 14
1451/2
104
9'A
34%
197/s
56
82
Co
preferred
4
n
♦144
22
9%
34
19%
*55
81%
._
3% %
21%
*7%
common.
17
May
May 23
145 %
*680
700
6%
6%
pfd 1947 series—No par
n
67
19
57% Dec
16
1
$3
$2.50
41
10
common
McCall
McCrory
22%
1,200
%'
24%
*100%
5
Co—
Stores
90
11% Feb
4
3
85%
10
preferred
A__.
Corp
MeCord Corp common—
16
22%
32%
Maytag Co
23
33%
_1
56% Mar 31
4
v;:5°%
_100
___;
L)
Corp
Electric
20
18% Jan
27% Jan
*144
.100
6.25
Masonite
57% Jan
3
*104
50
34% May 10
16% Feb
IOI1/2
1043/4
52
4
6
*1001/2
1043/4
*136
10
14% Mar 14
101%
*104
1
cumulative
24% Mar
*100%
104%
21%
ulOO
Martin-Parry Corp.
cum
52
101%
*104
Co com—No par
<fc
$3.40
20% May 16
23
105%;
*100% 101 V'2K
:
121%
30%
34
22%
*100%
10
common—10
Mfg
$3.75
12
33%
23
61%
121
*105
p'e erred— _50
Jan
30
34%
105%
100
Co
Corp
Apr
Nov
22%
100
—
99
55
:
.
31%
120
5
88
23% Dec
22%
*105
35
Jan
7
34%
343/8
(i-
653/4
31
120
106
86%
34%
May 16
4
22%
11%
10%
94
20
34%
673/8
31%
120
*105
1
com
Cement
Dept
22%
30%
*117
106
33%
94%
preferred
Martin
34%
65%
66%
31
119%
*105
11%
10%
83
Feb
2*. %
64%
30%
*116
94%
Mar 11
Jan
34%
64%
31%
119%
32%
Apr
17% Jan
118%
■■
■
$3.75 preferred
15
31
10
10
Exploration
Jan
47
63%
10
100
98
Jan
129,100
„No par
89
Jan
19,800
233/s
273^
92% Jan
12
45%
22%
28%
83
40% Jun
95%
44%
23%
Shirt
Ma*-hall Fi«»ld
18
75
92%
46
23 %
27%
convertible
16% Jan
25% Dec
92%
45%
233/8
t
No par
Midland
4 '/c
Marquette
22
2
92%
46%
22 3/o
Garden-—No par
Corp
20% Jan
18% July
92%
45%
221/a
5
Coal RR
Sugar Co.
Oil
24
Feb
*91%
4R%
22%
,_No par
Manhattan
Jan
25% Jan
91%
46%
22%
__——
Co Inc
Maracalbo
May
28% Nov 23
90%
48
22%
._
Forbes
Square
17
16% Jun
18
90
4f%
Inc
21
92
1
*891/4
100
Chef
Manati
26
Jan
100
preferred
Mahoning
29
3
22,000
M"agma Copper
Magnavox Co (The)___„
Sep 16
33% Oct 22
Dec
20,300
36%
preferred series A
Madison
19% Dec
91% Jun
53%
Working Co
&
Trucks
13% Feb
3
18
51%
35
No par
—
preferred
16% Jan
11
18
com
Mandel Bros
*
24% Jan
M Wood
Mack
3,000
52%
;
Andrews
6%
3,800
513,4
&'Sons Inc—
(M;
11% Feb
■
18
64 %
51%
35
preferred series A
35% Jun
7
66% Jan
17%
750
63 %
;
■
10% May 18
34% Jan 11
6
55
14
Jun
8% Apr
9
Fpb 25
May 16
Jan
Mar 23
37% Apr
635
8% May 13
28
9
42
90
18
6
7
19
95
6
Jab
543% Jan
.
Apr
f
9% Dec
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
ve
&
3
8% Dec
7% May 27
5% May
6
499
19% Jan
M
Ma
139
18
El Co (jKy)_Nopar
Nat>hyjlle_J4_
50
Lukens Steel Co
16 % May 23
Mar 28
51%
52
A
Common
4%%
53 % Jan
19
65%
50%
345/8
common.—
M
8
40% July
64%
51%
Gas &
8
65%
50'/a
34%
+„
23
65%
51%
52aA
preferred
Co
657/B
51%
100
preferred
Lowenstein
Dec
96% Jan
D
4.35%; Series E
Lorillard
62%
18%
preferred
Island Lighting Co
series B preferred
4.25%
;
1
64
51%
1
Lon^
Nov
63
1,100
11,300
151%
No par
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
105
102
Co
*151
1
51%
65
34%
„
4
104
151
150
151
19%
56%
64%
'
■
52 '/a
nreferred
7
9
65 %
18
Corp.—_!
30
149%
31,100
19%
56
/
58
64%
34%
common--!
5%
151%
65 %
7,800
19%
*56
57%
6,000
81%
52 va
Cement
27
151%
151%
193%
20%
J
22%
80 3 4
18%
Gas
Mar
65
223/8
83
4
Star
107% Apr
57
65%
1,200
22%
50 3
Star
23
8
19%
55%
65%
18%
33%
Aircraft Corp
conv
20%
55%
18%
■
18
Lone
35% Jan
21% Mar 15
26% May 18
153% Feb 15
(".m/prtamo
Inc
4% %
193/4
1
9,100
33%
Lone
24
82%
463/8
51
2
May
121% Jun
223/a
81%
1,100
45%
33J/a
22
32
28
221/a
82%
1,700
4%
V
50%
67% Jun
7
221/4
20
.
17%
Loew
s
18%
;4%
11,900
3,200
14
2.50
com
7
103% Mar
1
%
18%
2
14
4%,.
5,100
No par
_
Corp
23
Lockheed
181/2
i
.
1%
70
23,200
No par
(The)
Oil Co
64% Feb
26% Mar 14
114% Feb
Corp
46%
2
14%
5
10
new
Co__—
Carbonic
46
151
—100
23% Jun
Mar 14
24 % Aug 26
106% Mar 2
Mar 16
98% July
Nov
Apr
40% May 17
29% Aug 19
108% Jan
64
y
46%
18%
.7
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Coip
46%
5
com
,
1%
13%
19% Jan
22
'A
133/a
17% Apr
n
2
13%
4
61% Mar 14
97
13 »/8
16 % Jan
45% Jan
1,200
72
10
149%'J
5,100
13'A
Dec
17
227/«
33%
71
23
Products—
22%
33
13
4
Fink
100
22%-;
33'% 1
225/8
68%
15% Jan
&
*96
58
25
preferred—No par
2nd pfd_
No par
(The)
1
Corp
97
*54
lo
1st
noncum
58
*33
31
Lehman
*54
100
Co
preferred
noncum
*56
common_3
;
Sons
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR.
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
11
47 % Jan
3% Jan
50
& Tire
(James)
3.85%
.
21
40% Mar 14
preferred
Lee Rubber
Dec
12
10,300
25
46
11
8,100
•
27
Co
4
Jan
29%
Feb
Gas
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
7
13% Jan
3/8
.
25
6
67
2
60
j
26
26
29%
4%
2'% Apr
19
180
16%
15% Apr
Mar 12
100
400
4%
3
30
3,700
16%
3
25
'
50%
No par
Co
«
53
4%
1% Jan
53% Dec
6,200
13,400
9,400
16%
11% Jan
2
7,500
31%
118%
4%
8
21
20%
31%
117%
16%
8
38% Apr
19% Dec
20%
313/s
119'A
4'A
9
14
31
16 1/2
1% Dec
22
2OV2
118%
4%
Jan
11
29
20%
31'A
119 %
161/4
4% Dec
Dec
20%
31
41/4
11% Dec
Apr
20%
118
16%
4
67% Jan
20>A
31%
118%
——_
41/4
4
48
20
30%
117%
3,600
80
16%
Mar 30
164
80
78%
*46%
4%
% Jan
2
104'A
16%
6% Jan
23
103%
—
131/a
74% Jun
Jun
250
104
*103%
-
16%
25 % Apr
July
104
98
*4%
6
36% Mar 22
——J.
107
*95%
4
6
56
103 %
107
Laclede
18% Jan
142%
102
107
La Consolidada 6% pid_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
1
89
17
97
103
27
53% Jan
137/a Dec
*95 %
107
25
31
8
1,200
24
60% Nov 30
4
53,200
5% Jan
20% Dec
8% Jan
35%
145
*101%
107
*103'A
34%
145
14% Jan
6
39% Jan
107
35%
150
17% Jan
28% Jan
20% Aug 17/
76% Nov 19
35
102
107
2.50
Co
Kroger Co (The)
(S H)
1
36
*106
30%
:
Kresge
a
ljf
35%
*101 %
118%
common
preferred
Kress
40'%
1
common
9
4
34
1475/s
23/8
No par
$5 prior preferred
Kor.Tiers
4
15
2
1493A
2%
36%
150
15
26
20% May 10
31
1493A
2%
ioo
Wheel
4
Jan
34%
146%
;
Copper
55% Feb
27% Jan
Apr
Hayes
50
9
54% Apr
6
*3
Shares
2 J/4
No par
King-Seeley Corp
Kmney (G R) Co
24
23
the Week
Mar 14
■4% Jun
16
May 10
.
14
12% Mar 15
9
95'
;
m
Jun
54% Jan
39% May 31
29
3% May 27
14% Jun
9
<5
10)% Jim
92% Mar 18
Sep
9
48% Aug 18
9% Jan
23
-
June 24
35%
100
.
29% Jan
Feb
oUa
Friday
June 23
-
146'%
loo
County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp
41% May 18
18
Sales for
Thursday
■
...N
2%
ioo
:
Kern
33% Oct
June22
34%
O
_.
Kennecott
15
121
6
Wednesday
146%
4% non-cum preferred
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co___No
par
Kansas Power & Light Co
8.75
Kayser (Julius) & Co
5
3
• -<■
10
32
.preferred
Common
28
« •
50
rights
4.20%
preferred
Kansas City Southern—
4
June2l
Corp—
cumvpreferl-ed'
593/8 Apr
47% Jan
Chem
preferred
4.50%
8
Mar
24% Jan
31
4%'
.
21
27% Mar 14
31
3.80%
9
22
Mvi' 24
54% Dec 23
Compion
6
Apr
1/
21% Jan
22% July 30
25% Dec 27
4
64% Jan
24
u May
1Q7% May
&
cum
preferred (conv)
Kalamazod Stove
Furnace
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com-No
•;
Tuesday
June R>
33%c
5%
4
May 16
Alum
'v. Ntw
A Jan .21
,
LOW AND HIGH SALK PR1CES
Monday
Par
.
k
Kaiser
46V* Jan
1,-jj
46
100
109%
46%
63%
103
643A
103
72
72%
34%
34%
32 »/4
*90
27%
233A
32%
100
273A
24'A
233/a
2,300
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,200
643/4
65
64
64 %
63%
64
5,700
*1021/2
104
102%
34%
313A
27%
23%
23%
1033/4
1033/4
553/8
*551/4
557/a
233/4
23%
23%
47
47
*97
98%
108%
♦96%
*96
*107
45%
98%
100
107%
46
46%
*97%
*106
T.
*96%
♦96
*107
45
'
98%
100
107%
45%
23%
23%
28
23 %
900
6,loO
24,800
93
*91
93
*108
109
103%
*100
103
55%
55%
55%
55%
1,600
243/a
24
24 3A
52.7Q0
46'A
2,200
461/2
463/4
98%
32
100
27%
109
*107%
24
107%
32
24%
103%
55%
4,000
102%
108
103%
800
35
*93
28%
*91
93
107 %
70
73
32
27%
24%
*n0%
34%
102%
100
*90
273A
*70
35%
31%
31%
102%
73
34%
35
100
*90
102%
*71
73
*70
«3
*106
4,100
16
X16
108
*q0
♦1063A
51 %
u
*97%
*106
*96%
*96
f
46%
46%
98%
*5-7 Va
107'/2
*106
*96%
98%
100
*106
107%
45
46%
'
*96
*107
45%
98%
200
300
180
70-
107%
98%
100
100
107'/a
46%
11,400
The Commercial and
22 '
I
,
■
J>,
Financial ChroniclersvMonday, June 27, 1955
(2946)
'ly■nr'Hf-
NEW
Range since Jan. 1 '
32% July
40 V2 Oct
4
Feb
3
126% Jan
6
21V. Jan
8
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
4
30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% Jan
133
351® Mar
25
Jan
50
21
37% Jan
6
144
34
Dec
15
29% Sep
27
25% Jan
21
Dec
13
22% Jan
6
16% Dec
29
15% Jan
6
137
26
53
EXCHANGE
Highest
3
30% Jan
0
Midland Steel Prod
23
May 10
8%
2o3% Mar
13
21
Jan
0
115
Jun
15
5
22
103% Jan
19
107
Apr
U
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
123/iJan
0
22% Apr
4
71% Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19 V. May 26
24 V. Dec
8
May
80
$4
Min & Mfg
Febli
93Va May
4
7
30-/4 Apr
4
69% Jun
9
Minnesota
&
22% Jan
20
5
Minnesota
Power
May
$5.50
5
38 V. Dec
31
343/, May 16
44'/. Feb
15
10
22% Jan
17
33% Jun
22
28% Jun
20
31'/. Jun
7
83/4 Jan
0
10
Sep
8
;
Ontario
Mar 17
79% Sep
8
Jan
0
100'/a Jun
7
Jan
81 Va Dec
30
71% Jan
17
114% Jun
7
26% Oct
20
89%
100
preferred
conv
26
25
Paper
Co
663/4
243/e
5
Light
No par
—5
&
River
Fuel
Missouri-Kan-Tex
40
76
I
preferred
Mississippi
18% Mar 11
61
4
2nd
.
42
1
Corp
30%
28%
13%
93%
new_10
com—No par
RR
19%
89%
26
67%
24a/8
42'/a
31%
293/4
15%
94%
108
28%
19
1
Mission Corp
Mission Development Co__
24% AUK
23% Nov
4
1st
$1.50
4
4'/. Jan
No par
Co common
33%
23
223A
17aA
18
68
70
111% 113%
*103% 105
No par
18
27
33
No par
common
Minneapolis Moline
15 Va July 19
27'/. Jan
10
preferred
513/4 Jan
21
20
Minn
23% Jan
Jan
140
Minneapolis-Honeywell Keg new_l.50
Dec
90
26
100
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
Jun 20
106 Va Nov
55'A Jan
182
1st preferred
47
140
7% preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_10Q
23s/. Mar 17
29
Jun
22
Mohawk
Mills
20
107
28%
17% Aug 27
lovauau
18% Feb
23
1.25
15%
27% Aug
193/4 May 12
243/4 Jan
7
No par
20%
79% Mar 29
106% Dec
7
Monsanto
13
5
Mar 31
16% Jan
19
'
Jan
4
31'/.Jan
4
31 Va Feb
1
;56
16
233/4 Jan
12 V. Jan
4
Dec
31
3
28% May 18
73% Apr
18 V. Dec
30 V.Jan
4
53% Nov
23
.
44% Mar 14
20
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
May 17
27 Va Mar 14
Apr
28
19 V. Jan
4
28% Mar 24
21
Jun
13 V. Jan
7
18 V2
17Va Jun
9
;39% Jun
29
•;
.18% Jan
11
;
.
24
;42V< Jan
37
38 '/a Dec
15
2
.;
»
Montana Power Co (The)___No par
Monterey Oil Co_
1
*MM».0o*Jery Ward 6c Co
No par
Moore-McCormack Lines
12
Murrell (John) de Co_.:
N* par
Motorola Inc
3
Motor Products Corp
lo
Motor Wheel Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co
1
25% Jan
41% Mar 21
.28
31% Dec 31
-
21% Mar
-47
Feb
;
3
7
22
61
Jan
4
74
4
Jun
2
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
17
114% Jan
19
61
Mfg Corp
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co <G C)
1
5
i_l
;
Murray Corp of America cbm
jlo
4%' preferred
———50
22
; Dec
•
5
Mullins
.-38% Mar
Jan *,8/
125% Dec
4
5
Co
22
3
la
21 % Apr 25
20% Feb
3
603/4 Jun
7
24Va Mar 3
333/8 Apr 27
42% Mar 3
85% Jan
45% Dec
>
4
Jan
Sep
47% Feb
7
33Va Jan
28
Chemical
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
383/4 Jan
.
3
16% Mar 14
17
16 V. JUn
-.1=
/ 4'j/a pun
28
18% Jan
29
»
Carpet
32% Feb. 15
34Va Mar 14
V. Jun
80% Aug 23
I8V2 Dec 20
11% Mar 24
1
l-»-*'/a
6
Sep 14
49
;
^
id
39
4
23
ju,u
«8
0
25 V.
Jan
21 % Mar
d
_
3
Myers (F E) & Bros
__No-par
23%
18
18%
68% 69
112% 113%
*103% 105
28%
15a/4
21%
-
20%
15%
21%
89
*25%
06%
25V.
41%
32
28%
13%
93%
106%
21%
June 24
•
»
46
.
14,460
V
2.100
-
142
30
■
31%
140
141 »/4
141 Va 142
142
142% t
29%
29%
> 29%
29%
28% 29%
/ ' 40
40%
* 40% 40%
393/.r- 40% •
293A 30'A J-Yr'29%
30-/./
2y/® 32-/.
31% 32%
79%
80% - - 80%
83 :
82% 85%
'
82% 83%
/i 203/« 20%.,
20% 20%
? 20% 20%
20% 20%
20
20%
19% 20Va
>19% 20% 'V
20% 20%
57'A
58%
57'A
58 Va
573/8 58
563/4 57'A
21 Va
23'A
23
23%
22a/4 23
22% 22%
303/4
31
30a/4
31%
31 '
31'/®
31'/. 31V.
3C3/4
37%
36%
37
36%
37% 7.
37% 37%
21%
22% A-/
213A
22
21% 22
21% 21%
18%
18Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18% 19»A
43%
44% •
.44 ••44% :'
44 •
44%
!
44% 44%
36%; 36%
:. ?36%'/37% >V >
36% 37Va r I'/ . 36»A : 37'/a
*72";.. 74%v''v'V*73 : " "74% :'- f,.: 74'
"74 V
*72
74%
-vA*44% 44'/.
-45
45 "
- *42%
45
' i / 44Va -44Va;
32
V
2,600
22%
23%
5,600
18'A
2,200
65
66
7,^06
110
112
18 Va
5,300
10
105
•1033/.
10,000
20%
19
550
91
*89
900
26 Va
273A
68
68%
6,000
25'/a
253A
2,900
413A
42'A
8,800
31%
313A
31,700
28%
29
8,500
13%
96
106%
2,400
133/a
953/4
107
?
6,c/00
2,700
28'A
2.100
IS3/.
16
4,2U0
21aA
22
28 3/a
?
3,203
5,300
>1413/8
142%
28%
28'A
7.3CC
39%
-140
141%
29%
29%
40
.40%
40'/®
2.700
32%
45,300
81»A
83'A
62,800
203/4
20%
2.300
193/4
20 V«
11,100
55
56 3A
22 Ve
22'/a
8,000
31'A
31'A
2,600
31 3%
>,
-
.
46
.
*140
22%
22
Shares
,,
32 Va
31%
18% 18% .
66% 68%
111% 113
103% 103%
18% 18%
90
90%
253A 25%
67% 68
25V. 25%/
42 V. 42%
31% 32%
28% 29%
13% 13%
96
97%
107
107% .
283/4 28% •
13% lo% :
;
18%
90
26
67%
25'/,
42%
33 %
29%
13%
95%
107%
29
183/i
25%
42'/a
32%
28%
13%
93%
1053/4 106%
28%
28%
15%
16
20%
19% May
22%
243A
42
31%
283/.
> .13%
93%
16
5
Mojud Co Inc
Monarch Machine Tool
.
>
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 23
31% 3i3/4
45a/8 46
*140
142
32% 32%
23% 23%
Wednesday
June 22
31% 313%
46% 46%
140% 140%
32% 32%
;
31%
31%
46
46%
*140% 142
32%
323A
223% 22%
17%
18
67
67%
113
1133A
*1033A 105
18%
19
89
89
25
25
67
673%
32%
46aA
Minneap & St Louis Ry_—No par
1
193/i Apr
31%'
-
5
Midwest Oil Corp
16
Jun
June 20-v
10
common
Tuesday
June 21
Monday
Par
Middle South Utilities Inc
7
Apr
70
May 12
'
NEW YORK STOCK
-
Sales, for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Year 1951
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
Ranee for Previous
5,100
363A
37 V.
4,200
::
21'/a
12.0CG
21
19
>
3,100
19
44'A
-
443A
5.1QG
36%-
36 3/4
12,200
72 Va
>;
.
72%'
300
44%
40 G
.
'■■*42'/a
'
if
74 Va Mar 29
'30
Jan
51
8
NOT
47
23
-
126
Apr 11
V 62% Mar 10
0
Jan
Nashville
;
%
Chatt
& St
Louis_____100
National Acme. Co„
___i
—
-
V-
....
123% 124%
58%
i
.
'12% May 7
■13% May 11
27
20% Jan "r4
''47%
36 V. Jan
4
11
183% Dec
21
173/. Dec
2V
12Va May 20
8
21
25% Dec
30
16% Dec
.
-4
25%
31
■
Aviation
1
National
Biscuit Co
Corp
Jun
2
28
National
10
National
26% May 10
21
Jun 22
National
City
National
11
6
Feb
1%
Cash
19% Jan
5
28 V. Dec
: 22
18
35% Oct
25
12 V. Jan
.
19
10
19 V. Dec
30
4
6
24% Dec
21
,20
*
87 V. Jan
4
98% Dec
-2
93
20 y. Jan
8
49% NoV
5
1053/4 Nov
8
38
Jan
172
•
141 % Jan
182
Dec
158
Dec
28% May
45% Mar 14
.
3
Department
National
Distillers
553A Jan
„4%%
13
National
Jun
0"
1823A Jan
'7
9
105
25
-
84
Apr
-
Gypsum Co
7%
__1
4
preferred A______
156.
Jan
14
11'/a Jun
21
14
Feb
23
National
31
23V.Jan
31
28% Apr
26
Natl
-
100
8% Feb
Oct
6%
preferred
B
16% Apr
46
Jan
4
263/4 Jan,
66
4
58
31
34% Dec
24% Jan
190
Dec
6
383/. Jan
30
97% Feb
100
Dec
8
37% Jan
6
9
Apr
ll3/a Jan
12
4
6 % Feb
17
10% Sap
15
9% Nov
1
11% Apr
8
4% Jan
4
11% Jan
4
8% July 26
14 Va Dec 18
Jan
8
Jan
;
1
31% Mar
5
86
16% Dec
106
6
Jan
a33/4 Jan
.
39
17
.4
12
Dec
11
100% Dec
40% Jan
14
73% Dec
12
...
May 11
18 % Dec
5
25% Jan
4
49
>18% Jan
4
27
18% Jan
11
32% Apr
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
12
Nehi
17 '/. Jun
Neisner
10
105 Va Jun
4%%
373/. Mar
96
18
6
101
18
-
75
Mar
78
New
New Jersey
Apr
4'A%
29
New York Air Brake__
34% Dec 29
313A Jan
5
45%.Jun
Mar
4
14
New
N
22'
N
18
14% Apr
2
21% Jun
2
253/4 Apr
18
43% Feb
Jan
33 Va Apr
933/4 Sep
29
Jan
92
Jan
102
Nov
19
100
Jun
104 % Oct
25
87'/a Mar 11
93'/a Jan
100
18% Jun
6
363/4 Nov 30
7
27% Mar 24
4
51% Dec
23
48ViJan
6
24% Jan
14
25'A Apr
11
12
26% Apr
52% Dec
19
20
29
47 'A
Jan
8% Jan
4
81
Jun
8
38
Apr
6
1073/4 Mar 31
53% July
2
16% Aug 18
89
Mar 23
453/4 Sep
111
29
Feb
23
733/4 Dec
May 17
13 Va Jan
85% Jan
40
29
Jun
6
3
24
108% Mar 18
64% Jan
18
Chicago & St Louis Co
York
City
Harlem
Y
&
Y
New
New
17
5
7
May 10
92% May
13
Mar 14
Y
9
RR
York
1——50
Co
4
65
Jan
4
99
Jan
12
100% July
101
Oct
7
18
16% Aug 25
95
Shipbuilding
No par
$3.75 preferred
Niagara Mhk
3.40%
100
Pwr Corp com.No par
preferred
preferred
3.60%
100
100
3
3.90%
03% Apr
AO
14
4.10%
0% Jun
22
Niagara Share Corp
Jun
22
Nopco
1U
101% Jan
n 8%
100
preferred,
100
Norfolk
63% Feb
North
5
Co
2
Western
Ry common—25
Chemica
58% May 26
1
263/4 Feb
24
preferred
&
.Adjustment
25
preferred
12%
12%
7%
7%
73/a
5.000
15V®
143/4
143/4
2,500
73/a
15
-
>
16%
*105
,
17%
107
35'/.
17
11%
'
♦105
35%
35%
12%
5,0C0
17'A
4,6Q0
107
353/4.
1.40G
,
96%
*95%
96%
17 Va
17 V.
>17%
17%
*94%
96%
95
95
10
86'A
89 V2
85%
87
4,200
183A
18%
18'A-
18'A
8.200
*95
.
*77
78
*77
20
-
13,900
78
100
61
62'A
60%
62'/.
12.500
26%
27
26 %
263A
9,800
443/a
45%
43%
44 5/®
61,000
54'/.
'55'A
54
541/4
35.000
2,900
Ry
100
No par
preferred
Pacific
Ry
5
series
series
preferred
series
100
100
100
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
100
1
4
$4.08
$4.11
393/4 Jan
10
0
25% Jun
2
143/4 Jan
11
29% Dec
29
26
Jan
18
39% Jun
2
38% Not
20
31% Feb
1
43% Jan
6
7
24
233A
23%
23%
233/4
24
233/a
235A
3,300
40%
95'A
40 3/4
41%
41
413A
*933/4
95 »2
*93%
95%
60
32%
33%
323A
33'A
10,760
*82%
8534
*82'A
853/4
90'A
*88
40
40'/.
933/. 933A
323/8 32%
*82% bo3A
*88
91
*96'/a
97%
*100% 101
19'/.
19%
35% 37
57'/a 58
25% 25%
Northwest Airlines Inc
4.6%
*109"
110
79%
80%
*109
110
79% 80%
.
40%
*93%
32%
33
*82
:88
8oJA
91
97
*100% 101
19% 20a/4
37
383A
57'/s 57%
25% 25%
55a/4 57 'A
- 17'/a
17'A
89 % 89 %
97
40% 413/8
109% 109%
80'A 82
*88
10
common
25
preferred
2.50
Norwich Pharmacal Co
16%
16%
*88'A 89'A
192
102
*100% 102
101% 1013A
29
29%
163A
163/.
16%
88'A 88'/.
101'/. 101 %
*100% 102
101% 102
27% 283A
25'A
37%
253A
37%
25%
37%
38%
383A
38'A
38aA
47
47'A
47
47'/.
25%
38
253/a
38
37%
38
25
16%
88'/. 88%
*101% 102
*100% 102
1013A 101%
283/8 29%
37%
5,600
90
1G0
97'A
97
1003A
100a4
101
20%
20 5 8
20%
20%
4.4G0
37%
38%
37
37%
14,500
57%
57%
573/4
58 V®
11,600
*25%
25%
*25 3/®
25%
300
553/a
57%
55%
573/a
31,300
17%
17%
17
17%
5,500
*97
90
40'A
*109
80 %
90
16 3/4
89'/®
*101 %
*89'A
97'/®
102
91
;■
210
650
420
40%
40
403/a
109 %
*109
109%
110
81%
34,900
17
16,300
82%
(Minn)—
preferred
preferred
20
16% Jan
23%
42
Jan
24
5,200
3,TOO
413/8
103
28
191
191
18%
19
34% 35%
57% 58
25%
25%
10
38%
89'A
103 % Apr
29
97
470
69 %
41 %
$4.10
193/4 Dec
933/.
33
85%
88
*430
38
41
Central
Northern
34% Dec
97
40
470
69 'A
89'A
23
11
39%
93%
32%
*82
88
*450
38%
50
82% Jun
26
470
70%
—10
5%%
7% Jan
*450
27
38%
Co
Northern
H
Jun
12
60
2,700
22.100
69%
Northern Natural Gas Co
91% May
4
46% Apr 20
4(0
11%
44
69%
173/a
89 %
111 t/„ Aor
26 5/, Nov
19% Mar
11 %
»43 5/«
39
17'A
89'/2
103% May 11
May 12
11%
'
68%
17%
Corp
Common
9
43%
37%
16%
NcpTiaeast Capital
$3.60
10
99%
97%.
43%
68 %
1
18 V. May 26
9
100% Feb
5,200
99%
*99%.
373/4
58'/.
3
100% Feb
470
57%
17% Mar
15
43
67'A
58%
92 % way
27
1,000
42%'
43%
37%
57%
6
99% Mar 23
67'A
23'/.
1
Aviation
American
19
104
Dec
1
Corp
Common—
Jan
16
103% Apr
103% Dec
2
100
Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
87% Jan
Mar 25
38
series A___
5%
Northern States Pwr Co
133/4 Jan
450
Co.IOO
& Hartford
Haven
Preferred
N
86
>
^,
♦430
10
Jun
713/4 Apr
9
43
38
450
38'/.
67'/.
23'A
Jan
39
5
.
9.300
15.700
38
38%
*38
5,700
67%
',66%
1
96%
500
Ja.i
27%
68%
5,000
18 'A
*95%
7
833A Jun
67%
11V.
28
;
18
96 %
17
30
27
18'/a'
*S5'A
15
28
173A
96%
303A Feb
323/4 July 30
55'/®
153 %
11V®
27%
-
*95%
60% Jan
87 % Dec
45%
523A
.
*152'A
ll'/.
28 Va
96%
400
82% Jan
43%
52%
17'A
.96
88187/8
78
63
,
f ,*
40
*95'A
28
96
26JA
■
15,800
12
28
8
25%
-
803/4
181%
79
263A
Jun
Mar 30
35%
953A
17'/.
»6»/2
89
19
78
63%
97
11'A
273A
,
1C
>
,*180%
'
153%
*152%
1,000
10,300
49%
104'/2
84 %
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
39
17'/.
97 r; ,-,*94%
88'/2
.
87
183A
\ 18'/2.
78
78
63 %
62
25%
25%
445/a
43%
35%
95'/.
17
*94'/2
88^
185/a
*77
62%
35%
181
76,300
49%
81%'
80'/.
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63
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28
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33%
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footnotes
see
100
21
page
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l
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109
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20
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Volume 181
-Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2547)
231
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range far Freriaua
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
38
Feb
16
60% Dec
Jan
5
127% Dec
sy. Jan
44% Jan
23
15
4
11
July
Jan
31
30
13% Jan
81% Jan
5
31% Jan
6
Dec
12
76
11
99
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Dec
23
67% Jan
17
31
98% Jan
6
26% Dec
97
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Sep
22
4
39% Jan
40
Jan
12
4
Aug 24
9% Dec
45% Dec
.
128% Jan
31
9ya Dec
10
4
20% Dec
29
25
84% Apr
104% Dec
4
11% Dec
29
4
.40% Dec
30
36
Jan
31
41
Feb
4
Pacific Mills
\6
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
-
2% Mar 12
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
35
May
7
30% Jan
4
23
Feb
10
27
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
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.
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5
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3
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Dec
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8
28
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73 % Jan
4
93
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27% Apr
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19
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14
20
13
11
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5%
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3
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25
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4
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2
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31
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169
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195
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18% Apr
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5
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29
62
7
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16
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4
11
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3
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26.
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1
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6
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30
43 Va
43%
43%
6,900
— —
427/a
Indiana__No par
42%
42
42%
42%
100
86%
86%
86%
86%
*86
87 Va
*86%
25
25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25 Va
4.16%
preferred
4.20%
preferred.,
$1.40
4.08%
Pub
Serv
El
div
Apr
12
38% Apr
15
9
73% Feb
18
Pullman
41% Apr
11
Pure
33% Jan
11
Quaker
&
Gas
25
100
common.No par
preference
31%
31%
31%
100
101 Va
101%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Inc
31%
25 3 4
122%
com__No par
preferred
4.18%
Oil
*25%
122
No par
(The)
5
104 Va
104%
37%
38%
64
65
40%
41%
25%
*122
31%
31
101 %
*103%
38
'63 %
41
25%
122%
31%
31%
101 %
25%
*25 VB
*122
123
31%
31%
31
31%
102%
104 Va
31 Va
30%
123
104%
I
|
25%
200
122%
600
31 '/a
18,400
31
30%
31
102
a
50
5,700
31
31%
102
2,900
*102
104'%
.
103
4,300
110
153% Jan
31% May
3
6
6%
Oats
Co
(The)
common__5
preferred
Quaker State OH Refining Corp
100
10
31%
♦151
30%
37%
1
38
37%
38%
6,200
I
65
64
64%
10,600
I
41'/a
40'%
41'/a
22,500
I
32%
5.300
64 %
64
64%
41 %
40%
41 Va
40%
32%
32%
32%
151%
151 %
152%
30%
30%
30%
31
32
|
620
37%
64 Va
152 Va
1
1
1
I
38%
104
*103%
38 Va
103
*122'/a
88
25%
122'/a
25 Va
42%
86%
*25'/a
25%
42%
42%
86%
*25%
42%
of
preferred
42%
1
1
U
77
43%
preferred
Co
.
77
43%
43
3%%
Serv
10%
16,200
— —
43
4.32%
Public
8
Jun
Power
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
Public
7
104
105
class B
Electric
&
33% Apr
7
16
6
1
90
100
preferred
81%
*90
32%
23
Mar 15
1
I
20%
31% Feb
26% Jan
I
1
49
3
148
I
..1
Co
Co_„.
Inc
10% Mar 30
7
'
I
102'%
104'%
105
Q
23
143
1
42
*36%
11%
[
41
*83
12%
52,5o0
*89
86
♦11%
1
30
50
17%
42
37%
25
com
-
17
90%
•
10.000
25%
112%
41%
92
40
25%
♦111'/a
42 %
42%
730
12,500
111
*25'%
111
41%
41%
*90%
\
56%
39%
25%
1,500
"115
55%
41%
92
31%
107%
*106
1U9
16%
■
8%
116%
119
57 Va
40%
112
48%
16
2
(The)
162'%
r2'% "
82'/a
22%
60
19,300
36 %
161
23
*102%
21%
*36'%
2%
2fe
20%
'
36
163
86
59
102 Va
161%
"
*82
22%
56
36
36
223a
86
21%
20%
20%
163
87
Inc
convertible
5,100
33%
Plough
56% May
29
160
H
|
•
20%
9
34% May 12
4
*35%
109
Young & Ash pfd___100
33% Mar 14
40% Jan
52%
109
Pittsburgh
24
18
52%
109
&
122% Jun
99% Mar
52%
*108
5% preferred class A
____100
5%% 1st series prior pfd_____100
11
29% Jan
52%
106%
Pittsburgh
Apr
100% Feb
53
*36%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
28% Jan
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
52'/a
32%
7
4
52%
1
88,500
*48'%
A Jun
114
30
48 Va
12% Jan
25% Jan
29%
20%
81
24% Mar 15
30'%
33%
2
23
29%
■
46%
15
26% Dec
30%
r
*
1,670
..
20%
24
15
29%
.
32%
IOV4 Jun
11
29 Va
104'% .104%.
.
20%
17% Feb
Mar 21
104%
47 %
76% Jun
38% Mar 14
104%
.
33%
17
84
104%
20%
20
25% Feb
104 Va
33
31
3
104%
47%
Jan
Mar 19
410
21
80
Aug 10
5,100
48%
12% Dec
27
46%
109'/a
*82
No par
W'est
100
46%
106 %
_5
common
Coal
5,200
17,000
108%
106%
100
RR
96
52
33%
46% Nov
92% Mar
95 Va
36% ? 37%
♦49
21 Va
33% Jan
7
49%
47%
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
12
38
49%
'
33 Va
5
82% Jan
97
37%
98%
1
8
25% Jan
96%
37%"
49 Va
5
L
1
29
5
19% Jan
43
*28'%
5
91
7
29
Plymouth Oil Co
24
25% Jan
*28%
No par
Forgings
Co
29
1
24 %
29
46%
*106
Wayne & Chic Ry com.lOO
guaranteed preferred
100
5%%
*24 «/8
•28'%
*28%
'
24%
29
109%
101 %
Ft
Pittston
1,000
*24 %
*28%
Pond Creek Pocahontas
20
18
common
Consolidation
7%
41%
41%
24 %
29
Apr 14
35% Mar 18
20 y4 Nov
Feb
Pitts
42%
*24%
'
53% Jun
99 % Dec
17
3
$4.80
42
46 Va
*100%
preferred___No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
6
1,100
42'%
*108%
100
;
Chem Co
17,900
24,300
46%
101 %
100
St
&
9
53
109 %
_100
Inc
.',4,700
46%
*100%
convertible
Jan
31
102
$5
C
15% Mar 14
8% Dec
Sep
C
67% Feb
30% Dec
25
Pitney-Bowes
23
83
Mar
100
:
preferred
30
169
No par
com
Hosiery
Feb
31
No par
common
Petroleum
27% Jun
188% Jan
12.50
series preferred
18
L,
9%
.
2,600
4%
24%
"
62
43%
17
8%
8%
1,800
13%;
108%
85
42%
23
15
Corp
Mills
v-
53
; ■ 97 %
21%
*90%
Feb
4
62% Jan
& Co Inc common__l
preferred (conv)
100
preferred
$4
4%
.
24%
42
99
2
16
Pillsbury
13%
4%
4%
'
Phoenix
52% Jun
13%
13%
i
47
2
30%
5
Phillips
59% Apr
43%
52% .53
109
20%
36
15%
3.9%
■'
58
5
Co
7
Mar
104% Feb
4
60% Jan
Feb
4%
11,400
43%
53
"
v
160%
*102 Va
1,700
43%
43%
.
64,800
•; 4,800
45'A
.
*28 Va
21%
100
45%
51%
21
*82
46%
29%'
51%
;■
10%;
41% -41%
53%
'
100
102
; 9% l
,
104 Va
29 Va
33 %c
*101
..
10%
42%
100
7,100
46%
104%
20%
102
42
54,600
77
108%
£ 108%
51%
,
25
37 Va
29%
75%
52%
*48%
104%
19%
76%
8,400
24%
37%
47
;20%
21,000
9%
19%
.
25%
49%
46%
9%
53 Va
36%
108
No par
i
8%
*48 Va
2
L
98%
8%.
45%
45
9%
2,130
jf" 270
24%
37%
10
Co
98
8%
46
...
*52%
,
r
49%
com___No par
79
116
97 %
8%
v
1,900
!
.
52%
:'r,
9 r
"36%
100
Philip Morris Inc
.
25%
53
;
148%
*45%
4%
*48 Va
*
1
1
31
Apr
Light
Reading Coal & Iron
18% Dec
160
,_No par
common
preferred
21% Jan
21
29
Phillips Jones Corp common_No par
5% preferred
100
Mar 21
6
*28%
97% Mar 14
6
12% Jan
68
9
13% Apr
6% Jan
146
92
6
33% Jan
118
0
29 Va
Corp common
3
preferred series A—.100
3%%
9'%
*28%
preference
76% Dec
42% Mar
11% Jan
13
Mar 16
46% Jan
31
90% Sep
Jan
4
29
09% Jan
7
80
Jan
May 19
95% May 13
5
Sep
97
43% Apr
14
..
25
preferred
&
8%;
24%
53
,
4%
„
29
4.3%
4.68%
4%
24%
Corp__2__J__"_X
45%
*7,300
148%
40%
loo
1,200
9,800
40
148%
9%
•
13%-
%
.
; 39%
1,090
■>
"
.49%"-
I 40%
142
J
76
♦101
10%
42 %■■;•.
45%
.
13%
4%
*28%
Corp
102
9%
41%
\
;.25Va
141%
45%
,
13%
13%;
.
9
*25
40
.19%
54
*24 Va
.
76 3 a
-4,700
.19% : 20%
-
41
*9
20'/a
40
11%
141%
8%
i.'
44
29%
j
8%^
43%
24 %
100
Philco
21
-6,700
43% ; 43%
*40%
45%
54 ;
*23%
preferred
Phila
13,090
>
98'/2
11%
48%
*148%
55
*24 Va
3.8%
16
26%
„
*97
V
.
49%
140%
43%
25
preferred
24
110
44
■1. 39%
•
46%
__25
1
Electric Co
17 % Jun
44%
'
42%
Corp of America
conv
43% Jun
34
20
37% Dec
$1
4,600
98%
25%
9%;
*101
42%
4.4%
6
82% Jun
31
10% July 15
1
Mar 30
87% Mar 15
2
4
111
2
37% Feb
3
5
53% Jan
28
Phila
1
'
•
44%
*43%
148%
75%
20
.49
40 Va
19%
10%
42%
common
Phelps-Dodge
7
19
85% Jun
-
11
9
53% Feb
7
26% Mar
20)
'2,100
•
•
*25
;
49%
*45%;
4%
.
*9
102
10%;
42%
Brewing
2nd
*101
common___No par
(Chas)
4%
35% Mar 17
6
82% July 20
40% Mar
102 % May
107 % Apr
12% Jan
13
8
16
31
May 26
3
Jun
Jan
J&n
Pfizer
45%
:
24%
-
-
'
115% Apr
108
44% Jan
29
9
104
39% Dec
Dec
8
Petroleum
*148'%
76%
53%
preferred
Pfeiffer
i
119% May 26
58
25
1
4%%
4
31
5
22
Apr
6
30
Dec
98
12
Jun
110% Jan
22
95
Jun
Jan
>37% Jan
3
4
23
83
Jan
8%
:■
Peoria & Eastern Ry
22
11
3,5u0
4,000
125%
26
98'/a
.12
19%
V
v.
it
40%
.'■.':'4l%'.;42f ;*:
45%
4%.
5
36
31 % Jun
8
130
-
98%
"
,
26%
V*97
140%
8%
20:
75%
10%
43%
.„
160
Co
,19%
42%
45%
..
__100
Milk
39%
9%
;
25%
'
26%
v
,
40%
46%
*9
102
10%
41%
ZIZIII_5
5
0
♦101
—
106 % Jan
15
44%
14,500
90%
121%
99
11%
140%
9.
45
9%
20
44
„
148.%-
8%:
4-7
12
*25%
40
148 %
97% i-
iX49%
40%
9
20%
Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Rights
Pet
39%.
40%
26%
19%
k'i
..140%. 140%
24%
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
*98%
26%
-
■
77
_1
:
&
6
8% Jun
*89%
126
44%
98%
11%
;
50
42%
preferred
11
36% Jan
24
Power
23
31
45%
,96 %
..
v
.
20%
x53%;
Co
Jun
11
124
44%
96%
53%
Sand
73% Feb
26
107
17
17
89
90%
125
'98%
a
44.
53%
No par
Cement
23% Jun
Nov
11
Feb
102% Jun
21
39% Dec
Jan
28
Jun
'
1241%
25%
13%
Peoples
22
15% Jan
103
7% May
56
21\ Jun
91
121
43%
Penn-Texas Corp
37% May 25
173"
Mar
4
16%
*90%
49%
19%
4.40 % series preferred—100
Pennsylvania RR ]
59
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
~10
-
1% May 31
(J C)
Glass
4%%
"
*16
90%
99"
52%
Enterprises
preferred
Penna
25
113
16%
90
16
89%
1
45%
13%
prior preferred
Penn-Dixie
38
4
*16
16%
90%
-.2.50
common
preferred
May
3
16
700
40%
127
___No par
Co
preferred
$1.32
99
57
May
&
Telep
29 %
108
11% Jun
conv
Peninsular
6
29% Feb
-
44
41% Mar 14
Proof
Mines
'
Feb
40
90 Va
43%:
76
•
No par
-
Penick & Ford
8
40%
*89%
'
/
Transportation
Patino
18
Mar
Rust
Peabody Coal Co
14
; 6jv2
39%
90%
20 %>
148%
*9
Corp^
6
Mar 18
104
Oil
5
30% Apr 20
4
&
Parmelee
21
6J
40%
.*25%
,
46
Pictures Corp.—
1
Tilford Distillers Corp„_i
9% Jun
64% Feb
69%
-
11%
40
8% ;
Airways Inc____l
Parke Davis & Co
8
25% Jun
27% Jan
7
World
7% Jan
6
27% Mar 17
29
Park
69%
40
*89 %
„:,96%.,
140%
148%
Paramount
21
.
6
14
6
45% Dec
Jun
.14% Jun
7
J an
18% Jan
28
Oct
27% Jun
55.,
6
Amer
Panhandle
12
69%
26%'; 26%
,
„•>:
41
.140%
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No
par
L 4%
preferred
.100
51% Apr
69%.
49%
i*40%
f
—10
_„
18
47
<
preferred
Apr
5
'
106%
43%
:
49%
l
-Jan
.
106%
99
25%
'
Corp
Pan
13
106 %
44%'
20%
39%
u
.106
Consolidated
~2
14% Jan
v
4%
Tin
%
43%
:•
.
Pacific Western Oil Corp
common_4
;6%
Jun
47 % May
106 %
90
11%
25%
pa?
Jan
6
,
20
common. 100
104
6
10% Jan
4% May 27
23
Dec
9% Jan
41% Jan
Telep <te Teleg
preferred
96
....
-10%
25
12
9
15
r.
3
12
106%
*16
26%
96
__io
;
__No par
Pacific
26
„
V-
1
Corp
Electric.
&
.
ZH.25
j
Jan
14
17
new„_.
preferred
43% Jan
Mar
42,200
125%
106%
70%
125%
45%
*123
106%
90%
loo
125
Shares
58%
16%
40%
99%
124%
53%
16%
39 %
'"44%
126
59%
16%
*89%
16 '/4
58%
16%
90%
89 %
59 %
the Week
June 24
16%
40%
*16
Inc_______5
150;
6
45% Dec
6% Feb
5%
Co
142% Jun
9% Jan
58%
125 '
Sales for
Friday
June 23
16%
69%
124:". 126
par"*
88
Jan
35% Jan
Fisheries
Coast
Finance
.
21% May
6
30% Jun 22
"
Amer
com____No
Lighting Corp_______No
52
5
•
16%
106%
70%
-■89%
prefcrred__;____l00
Gas
22
'25% Jan
_
Pacific
Pacific
Inc
conv
Pacific
'
6
cum
Pacific
18
PRICES
Thursday
June 22
124
16%
40%
1
Pacific
28
71% -Ian
(The).:
Products
4%
,
SALE
Wednesday
58%
*89%
•
_No par
Feb.17
98% May 17
7
69%
Mfg______83%c
_«—
Jun 17
41% Mar 1
7
8% Apr
16% Jan
19
97% Jan ; 4
44
50
7% May 26
38
May 16
14
5
9% Jan
3
t
.
L
Pabco
2
May
12% Mar 10
142% Mar 10
9
No par
par
22% May 19
25 % Jun 15
44% Mar 15
8% Jan
Oct
28% May
101
37% Jan
6
17% Jan 18
140
16%
106%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.______12.50
Oxford Paper Co
common—__~__15
$5 preferred
No
-
58%
124
"16%
106 %
Elevator
Overland Corp
58%
124
i
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp____5
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
31
57%
*123%
preferred—. 100
convertible
Outlet Co
4
-Jun
5
Outboard Marine <fc
>
June 21
series__IIoo
.7
10% Feb
a
16% May 16
26
154% No v
4% May 18
26% July 20
67
Mar 14
Nov
Jan
Common
Otis
46% May 17
101' JMay24'
Apr 22
48% Dec
13
137% Jan
93
;
98
IT
,38y4 July 14
46
July 12
4
15
114% Jan
F«b
•
Tuesday
June 20
Par
.
131% May 10
Mar 14
22
21
12
33% Feb
23
22
7
ll '
28% Jan
3
184% Dec
20
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
-
Monday
'
Mathieson Chemical Corp—
4% %
14
16 % Jan
94
14% Jan
16
45% Apr
.
34
82
;70% Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Conv preference 1951
Oliver Corp common-
3
16
4
-
*6
Jun
69% Apr 29
31
16% Jan
-
2j
109
18
<■
;
22
jun
17% Jun
6
94% Jan 10
-8
99
11
59% Jun
126
24
35% Nov
83
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
50
Dec
Jan
69% Dec
23
TIY4 Jan
49% Iter 14
114
3
97% Dec
r4
Jan
3
-
YORK
EXCHANGE
Olin
1C4
1(3
NEW
Highest
.
,
32%
152 Va
31
32%
153
30%
32 Va
32%
153
31
*
151 %
30%
153
30%
60
1,600
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
24
Monday, June 27, 1955
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Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
the Week
Friday
Thursday
June 24
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June
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HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Year 1954
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Snares
R
11
Jan
4
86 y2 Nov
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
10 Vb Dec
86% Apr
28
Jan
6
10
22
4 Mr Mar
90 V* Jan
4
Feb
7
6
101 %Jun
37% Apr
4
sy2 Jan
11
39% Oct
20% Dec
25% Apr
Dec
29
6
37% Jun
15
1
42'A Dec
29
39
Jan
8
43% Mar 30
13
34% Jan
7
38 y. May 20
29% Jan
34
36 y» Feb
1
303/« Jan
28
36
Sep
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
22% Dec
31
16 y2 Jan
4
12 y« Apr
27
40
42
t
17
6
8Va Dec
20
7% Jan
3
11% Feb
31
28% Feb
2
38% Jun
7
14% Dec 31
12% Feb
61 % May 10
67 % Feb
16
6
58% Jun
21
104% Jun
8
*14y< Jan
-4
36 % Nov
11
31% Jun
93 y2 Feb
13
103 y2 Nov
23
yyy2 Mar
It
12% Apr
12
31
43% Aug 23
Jan 11
4
26
14% Dec.
41
24
70% Dec
22
8% Dec
64 •»'
31
Jun
13
22
Dec
125
12
51% Jan
•'
May 19
44 % Feb
May 16
7
40
Mar 11
46% May
51
Mar 14
55
78
July
91
2
leo
82
Jan
26
2
95% July
88
105
Nov
101
Jan
26
series
series..
Manufacturing Co..
Preferred 4.50%
29
25% Jan
12
37
Aug
36
Jan
3
40% Feb
14
Rheem
33'A Dec
9
37
Dec
31 Vb Apr
1
37% Jan
11
Rhlnelander
20
3
11
77 Vb Dec
22
64 % May 12
75% Mar
3
7
48 y2 Jan
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
36% May 10
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
May
7% Jan
7
16
Jun
8
Mar 14
33% Jun
22
9
17% Jan
4
34% Dec
23
28
24
Jan
12
40% Dec
23
36
Jan
7
40% Jun
8
41
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
48% Apr
187/b Jan
4
26% Dec
31
24% Jan
6
31 Vb Jun
20
23
148
Jan
8
281% Oct
12
257
Jan
19
370
96
Jan
18
105 % Dec
29
100
Jun
17
105% Mar
25
Oct
4
Oct
7
*
35
-
36
21% May 12
11% Nov
11
55'A Aug
9
72% Nov
29
4
21 "A Nov
15
19
6% May 27
9% Jan
Jan
1
Feb
6
81% Mar 15
18
26'A Jun
22
48% Jan
3
12'A Aug 23
16% Mar
9
37% May 31
12% Jun 24
38 V* Jan
47% Sep
9
42% Apr 25
5
93
50% Nov 24
33 Vb May 21
18
4
58%
;
73
Ritter Company
104%
15%
34%
34%
49% Feb
Safeway Stores
23%
2,400
14%
14%
9%
10%
,
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800
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25
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.
200
38%
34
5
20
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100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co__50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
1
Ruppert
14%
9*"
3,100
*37
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34
Spring & Axle Co
Rohm & Haas Co common
lay* Mar 21
V
4(,c/\l0
37%
43
37
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-
58%
15%
200
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No par
(The)
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23'%
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69 VB
Rockwell
Co
63
:
1
9
8%
17%
101%
No par
Ruberoid
14
17%
*85%
Copper Mines
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
preferred
23%
14 Via i 14'%
35%
*52
Roan Antelope
conv
23% ;/24
.
8%
*104 ;:
.
74%
-
x9%
14 %
-
36
36
37
>
58
47
200
No par
Rochester Gas & El Corp
•
■
*62%;
104%
44%
Richfield Oil Corp
5%%
13% Mar 24
68% Jan 26
14% Jan
Apr
Co
Paper
36
38%
36%
17
16%
-63%
'
10
100
100
1
5
Preferred 3.60%
May 11
105% Apr
36
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37%
43
38% v
,
14%
9 Vb
55 Vi
25
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9
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Reynolds Metals Co..
Dec
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24%
;
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Brass...—No par
2.50
—No par
Rexall Drug Co
42
•„
43
37%
14 %
Revere Copper &
42 V2
42
46%
8
36%
42
38%
3,300
38
22 -8
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23
36% ,,37
36
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22
37
36
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37
10
8
96-/4
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116
52
53%
38%
10
22
5J'/4
94-/8
36%
preferred
Jun
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38 V4
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convertible
116
53
93 %
9%
$1
106%
-
10%
"74
97%
*62%
1
50c
10% Jun
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53%
93%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
207% Jun
54
116
10
21 Va
5
100
Republic Steel Corp new
116
*106
15%
7
44
lb.ouO
10%
10%-v
10%
34%
14
2
10 V2
15%
29
Mar 16
33% July
10%
3 4 Vb
9% Jun
46
4,_o0
10 Va
9 VB
10%
No par
47% Jun
81
9%
38%
50c
Reo Holding Corp...
15% Apr
7% Mar 14
20
Uo
9 Va
9
91%
9
9-/a
9
91
!—10
Conv pfd 3%% series
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
6
109% Jan
52%
81-/4
9 Va
14 %
Co common...
Reliance Mfg
51%
64-4
%
53
No par
May 16
Jan
6
13% Jan
8
373A Feb
17
57/a Mar 14
9
Dec
7
Jan
10y2 Jan
21
52%
81'%
*106
(Robt)
Reliable Stores Corp
23
Dec
64
17% Jun
4
52
84%
24%
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference
14
31% Dec
53
84V4
-boc
Inc
Bros
Reeves
52%
84%
No par
Roller Bit Co
Reed
13
Reis
55 y« May 19
6
Jan
1
7
8'A May
3
8
27% May 12
May
3
4'A May
24 y2 July
t
Mar
19% Mar 22
13
18% July 22
52%
84 %
9
No par
-1
25
5
Reading Co common—
50
4% noncum 1st preferred-.:
50
4%
noncum 2nd preferred.:—50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
5
24
Jan
1
18
Feb
18
52
84
10 Vb
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc common
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
4
24
31% Jan
13
22
15
53% Mar
31
26'A Jan
26
Jan
47
15
4
31% Jan
25% Jan
106,7, Jun
26
98
67% Jan
62
53%
84
1st
$3.50
May 13
11% Jun 13
8% Mar 14
99'A Mar 29
6
52% Dec
Nov 23
12
Jan
37
7
52
America com__No par
preferred
No par
RKO Pictures Corp
1
RKO Theatres Corp
1
Ralston Purina Co 3%% pfd
100
2
5
22
1
55% Jun
81% Jan
5
76
Radio Corp of
36% Jan 18
39% Dec 29
22 % Jan
%
*12-/a
13
'12'/a
13
■
24
.24%
13
8,xuO
12%
900
43%
14.200
-;/ s
28
88% Jan
4
99'A Oct
103 Ye Jun
14
112 y4 Oct
4
Dec
30
44
104% Jun
40
31% Jan
'
11
18% Jan
14
23
July 27
Nov
1
30
Dec
22
21
Jun
22
11
25% jjun :i 3
34% Jun 13
74
17
87% Jun
22
284
Jan
17
320% Apr
15
St Louis
145
Apr
28
170
10
12
41% Dec
23
49% Jun
7
4
103 y2 Nov
5
101 % Jun
6
27
17% Apr
25
103% Apr
19% Jan
13
Dec
29% Dec
31
26-v
Mar 14
30% Jan
20
4
14% Dec
6
14% Feb
17
28
10
31
12% Jan
27 "A Dec
21% Apr
25
27% Jan
3
24 y2 Dec
31
22
Jan
6
f
3
14 y2 xMay
23% May 18
Jan
17% Apr
11% Jan
4
47% Sep
20
98
25% Jan
4
Nov
10
102% Jan
15
3
4
29% Mar
78% Jun
20
98
11
12
Jan
29
33% Jan
6
103
31
34'A Dec
33% Mar 14
Jan
94% Jan
23
Dec
Jan
55 % Mar 14
108% Nov 16
8
Jan
19
66'A Nov 22
May 26
Feb
107
7
Mar
4
19
126 % Apr
28
114 % Jun
7
123% Jun
22
Mar 31
23% Feb
2
17'A Jan
5
42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
102
Jan
5
33
July 21
13
Jan
Dec
104
17
45'A Dec
31
108
Mar 14
18'A May 24
10$% Jan
59 V2 Apr
5
16
6
74% Jan
8
22
3/
j
7% Nov 26
10'A Feb
3
8% Mar 15
7
9'A Jan
13
52
Nov
10
69% Jan
26
55
41
Dec
30
43% Dec
20
39 % Jan
31
6% Jan
4
SVa Jan
4
4
31*/2 Dec
2
42% July 19
61% Dec
31
15% Jan
5
Mar 15
36V* Jan
Seagrave Corp
Sears Roebuck
11% Apr 26
9% Apr
26
61% Jan
I
49% Apr
11
Sheaffer
Jan
18
66% Mar
10
7
(W A)
No par
G)
1
Co
Pen
7.50
Shell Oil Co
Sheller Mfg Corp
19
22
Sheraton
Corp
4
Simmons
Co
44
Jan
3
47% Mar
55% Jun 20
48% Mar 14
59% Jun
21
48% May 24
57% Jun
15
Skelly
Oil
37% Mar 14
53% Jun
23
Smith
(A
15% Feb
28
—5
25
10
Sinclair Oil Corp
31
Smith
6
14 Vb Dec
22
11 % May 12
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
59% Jun
24
59% Dec
1
54
Feb
9
69 y2 Jun
24
24 Vb Dec
31
20% Jan
25
25 % Apr
26
13% Jan
12
15% Jan
35% Jan
4
32% Aug 25
25% May
4
54% Dec
45 '/8 Jan
15% Jan
138% Feb
18
5% Jan
4
31
253A Aug 11
175
No par
Steel—;
Simonds Saw &
Aug 97
51
America
of
Aug 19
10% Dec
18% Dec
6
49% Jan
8
54
6
27% Feb
210
Jun
7
23
9% Feb
17% Jan
1
4
19
12% May 23
19 y« Mar 3
Jan
19
64
Feb
25
30% Jan
43'/4 Nov 29
Mar
7
14
20% May 17
Feb 24
10
14% Jan
33% Jan
59% Jun
174
17
29% May
6
18
10
37% Jan
S
Mar 14
39% Jun
24
52
Jan
11
40
Dec
23
35
37% Jan
11
46% Dec
23
44% Jan
18
51Va Apr
33
15% Jan
5
19
July 28
17% Jan
25% May
28% Feb
6
29 % Aug 23
28 Vb Jan
7
17
2
32% Dec
6
31% Jan
7
54% Dec
29
Jan
27
Co
O)
Corp
Inc common—5
(Alexander)
3% %
preferred
4.20% preferred
:
—
Socony Mobil Oil
1
Solar Aircraft Co
pfd—100
Solvay American Corp 4%
1
South Amer Gold & Platinum
E & G Co
South Carolina
5%
preferred
com_4.50
50
California
Southern
South'n
Pacific
Co
(Del)
37
50
Dec
15
Jan
14
92
Oct
15
29'/a Aug
Southern Production Co Inc..
7
Southern Railway
49% Jan
87% Apr
Nov 22
80
25
4
9
6
14
26% Mar 15
52% May 31
92
Jan 27
29% May 5
24 V* Apr 12
5
16% Dec
2
22
6% Dec
29
5
Jun
13
7
Feb
18
4% Mar 16
7>/2 Dec
29
6
Feb
10
7% Jan
4
84% Feb'
7
12 V* Jan
4
52
Apr
Oct
4
55% Mar 31
106
Jan
15% Jan
19
80% Mar
4
4
5%
1
common—No par
preferred
50
non-cum
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Southwestern
Spalding
Public
(A G)
Service
100
& Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
Nov
29
14
Jan
4
34% Oct
6% Jan
15
4
74% Aug
3
Feb
7
100% Dec
22
98% Feb
14
23% Nov 30
16% Jun
2
39% Jan
18
95% Jun
21
Sperry Corp
22% Jun
99
1
29% Jun
21
Sperry Rand Corp common w i
$4.50 preferred w i
45% Dec
59
20
11 % Aug 12
71
Apr 27
102% May 2
23% Jan 10
15%
Jun~20
53% Jan
4
Dec
31
68% Mar 14
84
Jun
24% Jan
11
49 V* Nov
23
43% Jan
52
28 Vs Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
36'A Jan
4
92% Sen
22
88
12% May 17
12 Ye Jan 28
For
70
17% Dec
15% Dec
footnotes
see
10% Jan
7
Mar 22
15% May 16
9% May 3
20
page
s
18
26.
Apr
40% Mar
9
13
2
93% Apr 15
20 y« Mar
4
16% Feb
11
Spiegel
$4.50
Inc
(The)
common
preferred
No par
5
Square D Co
Standard
$3.50
Brands
Inc
com
preferred
No par
No par
Standard Coil Products Co Inc
Standard
Gas
&
Electric Co
1
1
2yo
*290
297
*147
166
*147
166
104
•,
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104%
44%
1,100
20
•
43%
44%
43%
44%
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104
*103%
2,200
29,700
104'/a
♦103 %
104'/a
18%
19
18'%
18%
18%
18%
28 %
28%
28%
28 %
28 %
28%
28%
28 Va
12%
12%
12%
12 %
12%
13
12%
13
7,400
23%
24 %
2j"/4
21
23-/4
24 %
23%
24
30,600
29 VB
29%
28%
29
32,400
73%
74%
13,700
18%
18%
W
24
19
29%
29%
30
77
78%
75
78%
7B
29
2J '
75
76%
76%
.
is
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96
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96
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96
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107
*105
107
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107
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1,400
96
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14,100
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107
36%
36%
37%
37
37%
38%
37%
SO
38
15,200
92
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y/7
.
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124
120%
120%
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23%
92
*90%
125
125%
125%
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22%
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125
125
92
225
123%
123
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83%
82%
92
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1,440
23'%
84%
83
32%
23%
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84%
33%
11,600
v.
33%
7
104 V\
105 Va
83
85%
84%
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22%
23
23 %
23%
23%
3,700
91 /a
92%
92%
96
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295
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1
Spear & Co common
1
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6
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preferred
100
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1
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295
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24
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295
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56
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60 Va
33
99% Jun
87%
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5
38% Apr
34 %
86%
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South Indiana Gas & Elec—No par
18
72% Jan
34
87
5b %
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18
51
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25
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7
30% May 24
81%
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34
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24%
57
6
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24%
33%
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Southern
24%
105'/a
35% Feb
21 Vb Mar
24%
32%
25
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24%.'
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preferred
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South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
8%
24%
52
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10
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15
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Co Inc
Smith-Douglass Co
24%
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52
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b4 %
104'/a
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Shattuck
bJ
84
1
50c
1
Sharon Steel Corp
36% Feb
56
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Gas
Oil &
94-/4
104%
104
55
92
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,
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105
53
119
7%
55 %
43%
43
10
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26
17%
1
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock
46% Apr 21
11% Jan 31
18
9% Mar 14
52% Dec 22
5
&
common
19% Jun
42
Jan
Inc
27% Apr
54 '/b Dec
4
Servel
6
5
11
__5
1
29 % Jan
4
36% Jan
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14% May 16
39% Jan
6
6
39% Jan
.
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Refrigerator Co
Seiberling Rubber Co
31
4
34
5
Seeger
20
8
4
21
15
31
35% Jan
40
23
Jun
Apr
43 VB
94%
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53
23%
1
44 Vb
43%
101%
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52
120
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1
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94
93
93%
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Nov
23
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17
45
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7
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Seaboard Air Line
1
52
36%
35%
(The)..—5
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Seaboard Finance Co common..
24'A Dec
25% Jan
35
Electric
43'A Dec
4
32% Jan
6% May
4.30%
Scranton
105 '
107
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100
92%
93
43%
44%
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44%
105
95
100
preferred
preferred called
13
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preferred
conv
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33% Jan
27Vb May
29'A Jan
23
May 18
common—
4.30%
96
23% Jun
76%
95
No par
.25
——
Mfg Co
5/
Jan
26
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preferred
13%
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12%
23%
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$5.75 sink fund preferred—No par
4
6
79 Vb Nov
Dec
14
1
39% JNoV
38
7
36% Jun
Apr
12
6% July
87% Jun
■
43% Jan
57 ya Mar 18
7
92% May 18
69% Mar 14
30
$4
104%
50%
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34 Vb
86%
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<'147„.
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No par
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Paper
Scott
3.65%
85% Jan
113% Jan
22
Southwestern Ry Co—100
noncum
Scovill
38% Apr 25
31
Dec
5%
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89% Mar 23
114
22% Dec 30
21% Jan
>
preferred
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A._
+100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co._s4.i0
Sangamo Electric Col
i,__10
Savage Arms Corp.
a—5
Schenley Industries Inc..——_1.4o
Schering Corp
15c
20% Jan
7
common_.No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
15
170
85
St L San F Ry Co
29
296
9
102
Feb
55
Dec
5
Apr
89
114
43%
93
5
10
100
—10
No par
common
preferred
4.30%
conv preferred
St Joseph Lead Co—;
St Joseph Light & Power
4%
Dec
8
Apr
123
11
4
22
6
25 % Mar 14
21
Jun
16
Jan,
22% Jan
94
16
76% Dec 21
62% Jan
211
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94
95
95
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10
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39
9%
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10
320
'Volume 181
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
52 3/4 Jan
4
443/s Oct
Lowest
793/4 Oct
29
4
112y» Dec
4
4
48% Dec
713/4 Jan
32 % Jan
99
7
Jan
45
6
73»/4 Jan
8
18
88
423/4 May 18
8
Dec
106% Jan
31
42
102 >/2 Mar 11
NEW
Highest
99y2 Jan
Jun
129
24
102
Standard Oil
of Indiana
Standard
of New Jersey
20
Standard Oil of Ohio
Mar 28
12% Jun
23
14
50
11
Starrett
30
19
5
53 y2 Oct
22
40% May 26
5
423/4 July 30
13% Dec 14
133/4 Jan
4
15'/a Feb
7
46% Dec
42 V4 Mar 14
52 y2 Jun
15
42 % Feb
36% Feb
5
17
8'/a Jan
Apr
36
6
Mar 30
22 % Apr
30
30 V4 Feb
15
24 y4
19 Vb Feb
16
26% Dec
29
233/4 Jan
13% Jan
12
4
20
4
35% Nov
1
Jun
18% Jan
6
16% Feb
23
.4,
20% Jun
26% Jan
6
30% Feb
40
6
48
Nov
20
10
30
Jan
42% Mar
15% Jan
89
Feb
68 3/4 Dec
1
101
30
1
63
Jun
113% Jan
7
49%
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49%
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30!
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11
105
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5
6
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25% May 12
713/4 Jan
11
7
Jan
8
,
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2
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20
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8
30
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2
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20
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11
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16
26
24% Nov
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413/4 Feb
4
31% Jan
51%
4
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13
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Nov
10
28
Dec
41
14
147% Dec
16
4% Feb 24
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
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27
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33
381/4
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45
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28
28
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30
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30
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,
32 %
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5
6
Nov~23
Nov
83% Jan
42%
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14
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29
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31%
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21
%
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10%
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103/4
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Corp—
Oil Co
-No par
25
Dec
20
5% Jan
5
May 16
38
19
Mar 14
/12% Jan
27% Jun
20
47 % Jan
6
55a/4
37%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*104
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117%
26%
26%
26
26'%
$4
V
preferred series A__;
1
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preferred
$4.40
Talcott Inc
Temco
11
Texas Gulf
Texas
Texas
6
10%
30,100
56%
3,600
.37%
143/4
14
^
75%
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103
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75
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30
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10
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26%
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26
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26
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35
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33
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99
100
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29
28%
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28 %
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43%
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44%
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Sulphur——
conv
143/4
10%
56
37 %
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Instruments
4.48'h
10%
56%
5
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Gulf
/
51%
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.
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Tennessee Corp—
Texas
5,300
3714
•
104
26%
'
6,600
59%
28
1
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Aircraft
75
27%
58%
347/8
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(James)
,Telautograph
vj
27%
60
'*
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118
27%
11 %
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pfd (conv)
cum
<<±%
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1,200
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com
104
20%
34%
10c
Symington Gould Corp-.
28
104
10
*20 %
14%
37%
'
7,400
20%
10%
55
37%
117%
21
283/s Jun
56'
3714
74%
14
16% Jan
6
55%
common——No par
—.
26
44% Jun
56%
373/4
14%
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common
600
18%
56
55%
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——i—
Inc
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■■
22
%
27%
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18
700
4,600
58%
27%
10
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Corp
.
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Sylvania Elec Prod
3
100% Apr
31 % Aor
„>
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2ly/4
6
17/8 May 2
62% Jun
6
6
27
.
17"%
2
37 % Apr
45
21%
bu.atnand Paper do
5
Sweets Co of America (The)__4.16%
Swift & Co__
.—25
21% May 23
13% May 10
41% Jan 17
88
4
30
Superior Oil of California.,
25
Superior Steel Corp——50
2
8% Mar
10
25% Jan
15
tT**
41
6
13,600
173/8
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98% May 31
150% Jun
3
18
47 %
Nov~16
57y2Jan
Dec
15
19%
141%
Class A 4%% preferred
—100
Sunra.v-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
21
52% May
49% Jun
Mar 14
91% Apr
128% Jan
19%
45
21% V'
$4.50 series A preferred
29% May 20
453/4 Mar 15
S^p-28
48% Dec
96
200
31,400
19%
193/8
*43%
12%
17%
Chemical
8,100
101 %
12%
20%
Sun
1
58% May
*101
12%
21%
"When issued"
io
22% Jun
101%
12%
,
503/4
Sunshine
18% Feb
12%
50%
5%% 2nd pfd seiiss of '55—30
Sunshine Biscuits Inc_
—12.50
31
^34
*143/8
1
20% Dec
.>
17%
Sun
11
Mar
ny8
1
2
1,040
ip/4
49,900
56,000
49%
5
86% Mar
6
*101
19%
43
No par
12% Jun
Jan
101%
11%
20'%
26% May 31
35% Jun 24
740
*101
11%
19%
75% May 17
103/s Mar 11
84% Dec 30
4
Jan
101
1
32% Mav 11
635
xlOl
29,500
533/4
12J
15
Stone & Webster
4
118% Jan
21% Jan
102
49i/
20%
1
v. 75% Mar
*101
„
5
Stromberg-Carlson Co
13
20
50%
5
7
16% Apr
97% Jan
9
123%
43%
433/4
for
the \>'eek
88
50%
497^
10
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Sunbeam
41% Jun
4
30
H81/4 Aug
51%
491/,,
123%
30
6
^
21
Dec
70
50%
122 %
Inc_—
Studebaker-Packard
12% Jan
84%
51 y2
122%
100
L S—
4
37% Jun
12% Nov 24
85
50jb
121%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference—
—20
67% Apr 26
'
Jun 15
84%
503/8
121%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
17
29
/
Drug
843/4
49%
121%
Stewart-Warner Corp,—„■
13
43% Aug 19
4
Sterling
23% May 23
19% Jan 13
19% Jan
(The)
84 %
49%
Chemical Co—:
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
5
15
Co
83%
Friday
June 23
121%
Stauffer
24
23
141/4 Dec
11
8% Jan
29
v.;/32'/a Jun
6
Dec
27% Dec
10% Nov 23
30% Jan
May 12
22
19% Aug 24
8
21% Jan
46 % Jun
18 % Nov
Mar 25
17% Jan
Feb
83
Sales
Thursday
48%
33/4%
22% Feb
8
20% Dec
823/4
PRICES
June 22
12o%
common
6
103/a Feb
4
81%
041 p
Wednesday
25
25
26
mru
June 21
—15
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp..
Oct
AND
Tuesday
June 20
Oil of California—No par
Standard
Oil
Monday
.
Par
24
Jun
50'% Jun
12
LOW
STOCK
24
533/4 Jun
18
Mar 14
YORK
EXCHANGE
11% Jan
30% May
11 % Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 11)54
/
13%
13a/4
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 5/8
13%
13%
133/4
„—
16,000
Jan
9% Dec
107.
4
503/a Dec
13
153/4 Dec
18
,4,100
15
Jan
11
172
Dec
27
147
46% Mar
9
66
Dec
29
61
4
12 »/4 Dec
31
63/8 Jan
13% Jan / 5
19% Nov
58 % Mar 23
93/8 May 18
12
19
18
13% Jan
Mar 14
Jan
170
6
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
7
19% Dec
23
17'/* Feb
9
38% Jan
4
49% Dec
23
46
.
2
81/2 Jan
22
17
63/4 Jun
11
9
Dec
393/8 May 17
1% Mar 9
44
Jan
7
7
Dec
15
July 30
Feb
29
7% Jan
27%
27%
27%
55%
55
56%
56
56%
39,200
10%
7,100
$1.25
12
May 11
'/46% May 11
2% Jun
21
Sep
24
11% Jan
11
Dec
31
47
Jan
18
7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25
105% May 10
273/b Nov 16
•24
Jan
17
7
"!
27% Nov
16
2G3/4 Jan
36% Jan
4
523/8 Dec
31
48
12% Jan
5
151/8 Aug
6
5
Jan
Tide
3
7
58 %\ Jun
6
13% Jan
23
Feb
17
'
52% Jun
25% Feb
"2
40%
13ya Jan
12
30% Dec
19
30
56% Jun
6
37% Mar 14
453/4 Jun
22
253/4 Jan
Dec"31
21
35% Jun
8
1
Avenue
Water
Associated
Trans
World
20
24% Jun
16
15
Tri-Continental
59% Apr
6
13
23
193,4 Dec 31
18
Mar 15
May 28
1
161/4 Jan
53
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
2
301/4 Nov
j
9
25
Mar 14
14
52 'A Dec
54
Dec
30
52
Jan
18
33% Apr
59% Apr
25% Mar 14
Preferred
14
4.30%
9
301/4 Dec
31
31% Jan
13
6
17
Jan
6
20% Jan
19
6
51
Jun
9
60
Jan
19
16% Nov
30
22
series
7
143/4 Dec
6
A
Feb
24
383/B Dec
29
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
803/e Mar 14
11% Jan
4
23
July 23
20
27
13% Jan
0
163/4 Jun
15
Udylite
33
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
28% Dec
113
16
4
41% Jun
23
11
4
Twin
Coach
Oil
6
Union
Elec
31% Apr
7
100
Apr
Jan
100
7
87
99
Jan \5
105
Nov
24
100
59'/4 Nov 24
Dec
50
20
139
Apr
Jan
14
Jan
Jan.i 4
51% Aug 23
Jan
50% Jun
1
52
26:% Jan
6
32% Jun
6
1063/4 Feb
3
103
21% Apr 27
873/4 Jan 11
38% Dec
29
103% July
Nov"!!
119% Dec
103% Oct
29
40
Apr
22
106
Jan
6
Apr
21
150% Apr
Jan
6
Jun
16
Jun
23
Jan
27
28
Mar 15
31% Jan
3
105
Mar 21
108% Feb
1
23
173/a Jan
3
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44 % Jan
18
27
Jan
12
38% May 26
3% Feb
25
63/4 Dec
13
70% Apr 29
80'/2 Jan
6
6% Nov
9
8
4
34 % Jan
.
Jan
7
73/8 Feb
11
3
6
Jan
Co of Mo common
6
33% Mar
4
11% Jan
12
1% Jan
4
49% Jan
8
22% Jan
4
114% Jan
11
175
Jan
25
383/4 Aug 19
18% Dec 31
2% Sep
863/4 Dec
38% Dec
313/8 Jim
llO
36% Jun
.
9
18
15
23/a Jan
24 %
23%
273/4
273/8
27%
27%
28 Va
57%
*57%
57%
57%
57%'
203/8
203/4
20%
20%
Tank
77% Jah
18
30
35
Nov
18
214
184
179
Apr
6
Dec
8
873/4 Dec
31
81% Jan
13% Dec
31
34
40% Dec
31
12% May 12
40% Jan
5
19% May
5
For footnotes
see
page
26.
29
4
18
53
303/4
*49
w
.
••
52 %
30%
54 %
54%
303/8
31
17%
17%
xl7
53
*50
*50
52
*51
52%
4,400
34%
28,900
1G%
38%
16%
16%
38%
16%
16%
16%
38%
39%
39 %
40%
*8%
92%
99a/B
28%
29%
9
94
99"%
28%
30%
9
9
94a/4
99%
28%
8%
9
95
96%
99
100%
28%
28
29 Va
95%
29%
30
29%
,
16%
16%
16%
16%
41
41%
40 %
41
8%
83/4
8 3/4
100%
30
103%
*103
53%
53
89%
*103
52%
93%
100
28%
29%
*97
100
*97
89%
*89
91
*89
103%
*103
94%
293/e
29%
143%
*143
143%
29%
146
29"%
106%
22%
51 %
*143
46%
4%
*46
common
series of 1952
$4.50 preferred
——No par
United-Carr Fastener—
No par
—
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)———
.1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com__ 1
preferred
100
—
5
:
5
No par
*105
22%
51
*46
4%
75
*74
6%
6%
*8%
8%
*67
16%
68
16%
46%
_
5,300
71%
11.600
S
Co
20
common
preferred
100
:
Machinery
new
preferred'
Industries
Inc
1.C5
_1G0
common
preferred series A.
1
50
144
148
150
145%
146
29%
*105
29%
106 %
293/8
105
29%
106%
600
1.800
3,800
—
—
22%
8
4%
75
22%
22%
22%
1.400
53
53
*
53%
54
3.600
47%
48%
46%
47%
4%
*74
4%
75
4%
74
4%
74
29,500
8,600
100
6%
63/4
6%
6%
6%
18,200
83/4
8%
8 %
8%
8%
1,200
67
66 %
66 %
110
16%
16%
16%
2.000
14%
14 5/a
14%
6,700
59%
67
*06
59%
59 Va
59 y8
59%
26.700
32 %
32%
321/2
32%
32%
32 %
32%
33,900
363/8
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2.600
2134
22%
22
223/8
21 Va
22%
21 %
22 %
15.GOO
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7.000
99%
99%
98 %
99%
98 %
98%
98%
99%
2.400
47%
47%
*180%
593/a
49
49
275
276
50%
277
182
31 %
87%
31
14%
14%
14%
87%
14%
*42%
43 %
*180%
182
274
*180%
274
182
*47
271
'180%
35
31 %
x
323'8
32%
34%
87
31%
87%
43%
106 %
150
149
16%
87
43%
♦147
293/4
900
29,500
14%
67
59%
132
673/8
16%
143/8
303i
46%
14%
59%
31%
36%
*180
48 3/s
103
2,100
14%
L4%
;
103
4,200
1634
1.67
593/4
32 %
36%
*49
U
8 '4
14%
277
U
8%
103
28.p00
17
284 %
2
16
6%
■
6 3'4
59
22
47%
46%
4%
14%
31%
35%
47%
46%
281
———10
*102%
53 3
100
50%
Corp
103%
22
99 Va
*49
4%%
30%
70
22
2%
S
50%
29%
51
2%
U
50%
22 %
*74
70
71%
51%
43/4
103%
30 Va
22 %
75
*102
110
"lO
50%
147%
46%
103%
90%
70%
51%
4%
*74
6a4
8%
67
*89
30
148
♦105
100
90%
50%
147
106%
7,700
10,900
50%
147
29%
30
110
30%
148
29%
29%
110
*97
,
169%
148
29%
*105
46%
46%
5,700
29,100
29%
54%
72
103
93%
100%
28%
168%
50%
104
93%
100%
101
55 Va
70%
71%
103 %
2,000
1703/4
30%
72a/4
73%
103 % 103 %
2,900
28.400
53%
50%
5
103%
8%
168%
53%
170
72%
143%
7%
103 %
31
100
4%%
167
30a/4
167
167
52%
53%
167%
50%
Preferred 4%%
U S Hofiman
—. — —
123/8
32%
4%%
preferred called——----United Biscuit of America.—No par
3
52 34
12%
46%
15
*51
33%
City Mines Co (The)__1
S & Foreign Securities,.
No par
S Freight Co—
No par
15
2,400
12%
21%
43% Jun
18,200
17%
32%
Park
3
30%
17
12 3/a
United
16% Mar
30%
17
]■>%
9
24
30%
17
33%
1
Jun
100
30%
17 Va
32%
Merch & Mfrs Inc
Jan
■—■_
55%
]>%
United
38
.
*53%
2,700
r>%
G
90
5,900
55%
30
33%
Co__&,13%
184% Feb
20%
52 '/4
30%
31
Air Lines Inc
Gypsum
;
29%
)2%
convertible preferred——100
7%
*•*£<
303/8
33
453/4
U
20%
52%
17
50%
(Delaware)
800
12%
Gas Improvement
Mar
*54
55%
21
29,600
33-%
Gas
Jun
30%
30%
600
27%
5734
30 %
17%
53
*ny
52 %
23%
273/4
*57%
12a/8
United
55
*54
20%
21
23%
-
33%
United
285
30%
30%
Fruit Co:
14
20 %
*48
31
30%
*50
*24
31%
56
*55
31 %
2
100% Jun
Mar 14
Jan
*49
24
50%
United
'
233
-
24
preferred..7-50
Aircraft Corp common
United
5 6 'Va
23%
27%
57 Va
\o
.
%:
27%
13
*
57
57
393/4 Mar
3% Feb
1,600
24 %
2354 Jun
x
3
8
Jun
9,400
Car Co——No par
noncumulative
9
May
363/4
*
Mar 14
54% Mar 11
7% May 4
May
60
2
7,400
15
165%
Electric Coal Cos
.
57%
14%
50
common
Engineering & Foundry
51% Feb
27%
56%
15
100
United
31
27%
58%
14%
1-00
United
Dec
28
573/4
15
*97
4
Dec
28
58:'/4
14%
91
11
35
28
58%
15
100
Mar 31
57
27%
58
*97
18% Jan
4
27%
14%
*89
78% Jan
13
27%
573/4
15
$3.70 series—No par
15% Feb
27% Jan
——.
27%
110
G6% Jmr 24
45% Jan
34
573/4
109
Aug 23
17
17,900
14%
109
88
25
30
34
*33 %
34
27%
10
29
13 % Mar 14
*33%
7,100
103
33%
24
No par
63% Jun
17
34%
,
•200
57
20
10 % Jan
151/4 July 20
*33%
55
*102
33%
56%
Carbon——No par
&
8% May 17
173/g Dec
34%
56
103
1
& Materials Corp—10
Aug 17
4
33%
9,900
.,
2,500
1
11
May 25
34%
90
31/B
133/4t
55%
27%
5
28
12
55%
*102
103
y;;
9,800
—-No par
Jun
11% Jan
'''*
"55%
333/4
34
109
United
6
12-
3
*13
78,400
24
% Jan
34%
*33 %
55 r
103
3%
13%
57%
No par
Board & Carton Corp—10
b
333/4
:
■
45%
Carbon Co
78
104
34 %
3
*12%
,,
333/B
United
1
55%
>103
33%
■
3
13%
44%
46% Jun
20
54%
*123/4
32%
United
19
104
2 %
13%
45%
7
4% Apr
' *555/8
55
2%
?
34%
16
72 % Apr.
>
2 Va
13%
563/4
Apr
54
2%
110
5%
15
23% Jun
Jun
1073/4 Apr
191/4 Sep
20
14
150
11,400
443/4
*109
United
21
110
48 %
11%
110
Union
10
34% Jan
29
May 16
49
4% Jan
3
26
Va
443/4
*109
4%
4
Jan
139
25%
'
94
11
44%
333/8
Pacific RR Co
66
11%
45
453/8
Oil of California—„___25
24
11 Va
*44%
*44%
57%
Union
20
11%
,
34 %
Union
791/4 Dec
11%
45
45%
7
291/4 Jun
11 %
45
56 %
27
11
10%
44
34
Feb
19
800
11
45
Apr
25% Oct
12%
57
59
451/4 Jan
12%
::/./////
Bag & Paper Corp,—
Preferred
104% Mar 29
17
12%
34
178
May 12
'
12%
<
Preferred $3.50 series——No par
Preferred $4 series-.,—
No par
14
14
Apr
5
Jan
12 %
12%
1
Preferred $4.50 series
7
91
Oct
94
48
26
Mar 16
99
7
154
Chem
113
3
4
Carbide
Union
108% Mar 22
Jan
11
Union
28
92% Aug
38% Jan
Union
23
Sep
85
105'/, Jan
22
Jun
1'
12%
*12
1
(The)—
Asbestos & Rubber Co
Union
4
31% Mar
680
12
45%
1
(The)-'-,:.
Corp
Jan
101
6
27% Jan
9
Jan
52%
563/4
50
Co
Corp
96% Jun
31
Jan
52%
34
common
Underwood Corp
2
'69
5,900
52
.
44%
—
TXL
M.iy
18%
51%
21%
57
Century Fox;.Film.*,
1
City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
40 3/4 Mar 18
8% Jun
18 Va
51 %
18
343/8
(conv)—
U
11% May
6,700
183/a
v.."; 51%
44%
preferred 1954 ser„50
conv
12% May
4
31% May 17
183/8 Mar
22%
18%
513/4
34%
Twin
57 '/4 Dec
22 %
18 V*
50 %
*103
No par
20th
19% Dec
41% Dec
22%
22%
17%
21%
17%
.50
Tung-Sol Electric Co
18
4
22
21 3/8
57
Truax-Traer Coal Co common——1
.
13% Jan
5
23,500
43%
Corp common
$2.70 preferred-
I81/4 Jun
13
lb%
5
Transue & Williams Steel
28% Jun
Jan
6% Jan
18%
—2
24% Mar 11
4iy2 jan
19
'
18
*33%
Inc.
18% Jan
32% Dec
100
8,900
18%
'
74%
52
2%
_lo
Corp—
Airlines
56
17
165
73
r_2
Transamerica
20
13
*156
74%
213/4
*13%--14
Issued"/common.
60'/a Nov
Jun
19
9%
165
73%
io3/a
100
213/4 Aug 16
27% Dec 31
21
18%
,
9%
9%
*157
75 %
44
common_45
4
Dec
18%
9%
165
11%
16
26
42
18%
Corp-No par
15% Jan
Apr
18%
5/8
743/8
17%
1
Oil
9
♦157
753/4
21%
preferred—50
Transit
9%
16b
75%
1,300
,
51
par
common—
9%
157
75%
18
No par
—„;
9%
160
753/4
50c
common
55% Oct
5
9%
xlGO
$1.20 convertible preferred
25
Timken Roller Bearing
.—No par
Toledo Edison Co (The)-i
5
Trane Co (The)
'
15
Inc
Thompson (J R)t——
Thompson Product* Inc
4% preferred——..i
22
2o% Apr
1
—100
preferred——-r„No
Co
"When
26'A Dec
Co
—No par
$2.50 convertible
tThird
18
343/a-Juh
cenv
Thermoid
>
60% Mar 24
92% Jan
6y/8 Mar
153/4 Feb
10
ctfs ex-distribution
Pacific Ry
The Fair—
-
12
Oil
Trust—
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference.^—_No par
-
/
31
53
&
&
Utilities Co
Textron American
4
3
1
15% Apr
27%
55
23 % May 20
18
181/4 July 20
27 %
56
Sub shtte
6
42i/2 0ct
8% July
27%
55 %
Texas
123/4 Jan
1
27%
55 %
/ Texas
19% Mar
6
Jun
43
27%
54 %
Land
7
'52% Jun
11% Mar 18
27%
Coal
May 27
193/4 Jun
10
273/8
Pacific
Pacific
13
Jun
79
6
preferred series A—25
Texas
Texas
35
-
87%
87
87
14 Va
14 3/a
14
14 %
1334
43
42%
42 %
*42 %
x43
*87%
48
274%
500
1,900
182
38
87%
14
43%
33.100
360
12,500
300
25
jun£ 27, 1955
Financial Chronicle... Monday,
The Commercial and
26
(295®)
RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW
/
LOW
STOCKS
Ranee for
Previoua
20 >A Dec
7% Feb
773/4 Dec
68 Vi Dec
6
11
39
Nov
29
70l/2 Jan
7
9-1
79 V2 Jan
13
103
29y4 Jan
11
134% Jan
6
Jan
6
94% Jun
21
97
7
4
24
35
Jan
26
7
Jan
4
18
17
'61
Jan
Apr
14
35% Mar 17
37% Jan
7
10
1
91
Dec
3
31
26 3/4 Jun
8
22 V4 Jan
12
32% Sep
Jan
18
169 3/4 Nov
26
18% Jan
11
35
•
31
4
41Va *Ur
14
31% Oct
14
403/4 Dec
20
36% Jan
If
11 3/8 Jan
4
19% Oct
5
7
32% Dec
31
47% Apr 28
19 Va Mar
7
11
4
Jan
4
10% Apr
4
Vick
133'A Jan
133 Vt Jan
21
37% Jan
S
4
48% Oct
Feb
36% Feb
11
20
Jan
123
Jaa
4
152% Aug 30
27
Jan
11
33% July 28
Oct 28
116
33
Jan
Jan
I
10
101
Nov, 9
101
104% Nov
31
30
Mar 25
71% May 19
68
Jan
May 17
16% Dec
31
Oct
21
If
28% Apr
•
Dec
23
74% Jan If
4
25% Jan
107
19
25% Jan
4
57
13
.
30% Dec
6
30
Mar 26
76
26% Apr
29
40% Dec
*.
2
42% Mar
37% Jan
May
0
90% Mar
3
33
I
Vulcan Detlnning
18% Mar 23
15% Jan
31 y« Feb
47
46%
43%
43
33
32%
32%
■
700
166
*165
44%
43%
30%
8G
30%
841% '
84
84
47%
47%
47%
43
44%
1,500
-
43%
43
22,200
-
*84
90
1,800
43%
7,306
14 Va
15 Va
15%
16 Va
16'A
16 Va
16 Va
16 y2
23.90C
34%
34%
35
35
34%
34 Va
34 Va
35
*91
37
37%
37
144
144
144
144
143
140
37%
41%
116'A
101%
101 %
*103%
104 %
103%
42
104
*41 Va
104%
104%
23
116%
101%
101
1013/a
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117
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42
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104 y2_
41%
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31
31 Va
31%
31'A
82
/
81%
81%
81%
82
82%
16% 1
163/a
16%
16%
16%
16Va
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80
80%
80%
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13%
14
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29%
30
41'A
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A.
1.20C
1,700
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83
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.
-
.
600
.
800
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16%
16%
220
i,
>„ *29 y2
30
80%
81
'
•
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30
;
80%
80%
81
7
14
13%
13%
13%
13.Va
30
/
29 3A
30
'2,180
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74%
74%
.'2,800
'■!:
30
*29%
30
83
;
101 %
*103%104%
.
3iy8
16 Va
160
116 Va
31'A
42
31%
*29%
..
14,500
37%
37
116%
31
31%
82 ;
25
5
_10
20
1,300
*100
101 y2
41%
'
23,800
139
37%
116V4
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120
V/: /
47
137
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37
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35
93
46
140
140
2,800
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46%
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93
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93
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34 Va
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35%
35
35%
34%
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62
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2,700
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63
62
62 3/a
61%
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35%
100
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8%/
8
8 Va
62
48%
—
1,300
42%
15
92
Co common
7,400
43%.
30 y2
47
46
preferred
preferred
7%
24
46%
91
Virginian Ry Co common
Q'/o
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
1
46%
1.09C
■
,
1%
30i/4
84%
100
partic
lVa
166%
30%
84%
61%
•
5
_
May 23
106
Feb If
<
Jan 11
101 VA Jan
•*
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—10
$5
preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
13
Feb
103
21
div
6V0
7
38% May 20
117% Jun
99
98
'
47%
30%
No par
preferred
r 6,90c
20'/a
/ -166%
86
*130
Va-Carolina Chemical com
'
301/4
♦130
3%%
11
146 »/2 Apr
133% Jan 17
Jun
Jan
80C
12%
'
12
20
32%
167
44%
& Pacific Ry com.100
Victor Chemical Works common
51% Mar 29
3
114
94
5 l/c
29%
33
32%
*164
165%
*84'/a
86
8
2.50
Co
*42%
13%
,
34%
noncumulative preferred__100
Shreve
Vicks
24
13
4
2
1
Jun
31% May
Chemical
42%
120
*13%
...
14%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co..6y2
6
165 %
29%
44
2.50
.10
64J/2 Jun
191/4
>
4,80C
37
34 Va
1
America
Inc
181/2
42%
33%
33
34
46%
Co
Co
18'/a
100
;
■
19'A
19
f
19%
< y
3,400
•
*36%
13%,
l7/s
:/
42%
165
100
15
130
95% May 26
July 19
Raalte
Vanadium Corp of
42%
36 'A
13%
13
1%
17%
43%
*33 %
165
i
;
19%
361/4
.
12Va
121/4
991/4 10o
lVa
1%
1%
17%
'•C. 19 "'!■
13%
100
100
1%
18
No par
4
II
91
26% Jan
99
Norman
Van
130% May 20
Aug 27
89
2
Van
100
;
37
800
96,000
163
163
163%'
5,900
50%
50
51 Va
50%
162
19%
12'A
29%
Co
Power
19
19 %
13%
*84%
6% Jan
July 30
363/4 Dec 30
112% Jun
Utah
51
163%
13%
Inc com—1
Co
*■
162%
13%
43%
100
_—
Pictures
preferred
& Light
'/o
4 %
3
Feb
preferred
8 '/o
Universal
7
64%
•13%
*17%
50
1
convertible
531/4
64%
13%
1%
1.77C
171
52%
64%
*361/4
13%
170%
53
64%
/
100
172'A
49%
171
52%
37
1%
21,000
64
*36%
13%
49'/a
•
36%
100
convertible preferred—No par
Wall Paper Inc common—2
491/4
53%
•
13
500
50%
50
50 Ve
19
104%
64
162%
19%
130
103%
103
103
51%
89
89
90
21,70C
40 V8
40'A
40%
39%
*88%
30C
74
*73%
74
*73%
101%
13%
47 % Mar
134
49%
161%
19
39 Vi Feb
32% Jan
3
50%
161%
36
IOC
3,600
170%, 171%
•
•49%
No par
Co common
8%
94'/4
52%
161%
noncumulative preferred—25
48% May 27
13% May 13
73/4 May 19
136
64
Universal Leaf Tobacco com.No par
4
Jan
91
83% May
Mar 26
63%
4%
Feb 18
170
31
124% Mar 26
63
Stockyards Corp—
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
3
May
28
161% Jan
31
126
62%
preferred
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
833/4 Dec
57% Dec
53
S Tobacco
♦8'A
93 3A
39%
50
170%
52
f
42% Dec
4
49%
170%
53%
7%
8%
94%
90
1011/a
102%
49%
21% Jan
56% Mar
102%
170%
$6
5
8
*88%
102%
*8%
93%
73%
39%
90
United
21
5 % Jan
40
*88 %
48%
I
34% Jan
30% Jan
39%
90
53%
14
633/4 Jan
28 % Jan
40
170%
&
3% Jan
.v. 26% Mar 18
32V4 Nov 23
73%
5
Ref
100% Jun
40% May 17
30% Feb 23
16
73
90
102
4.30C
8%
73%
74
*72%
Shares
227/a
22%
22%
94%
8 %
92
39%
1st
noncum
Smelting
May 26
16
31
443A Dec 31
89%
United
14V. Apr 21
8%
91%
preferred___100
Min com—50
7%
preferred
50
S Steel Corp com new____No par
7% preferred
100
Rubber Co common
S
ST
14
Jan
1% Jun
20% Dec
11% May 12
'
U
>
2
15% Jun
17
Jan
t
12% Jan
11% July 14
4
U
14
98
l3/« Jan
23
19% Feb
5
,
24
*
17% Jnn
11
38% Mar J.6
13% Nov 23
Dec
Feb
166
Co
8%
90%
8%
90
50%
8 Vc
U
51% Jun
do
11
156% Mar 14
Dec 27
18% Oct
4/
6% Jan
73% Jan
154
22
23
60% Feb
64 Vi Sep
Card
Piaylng
S
S Plywood Corp common
U S
51% Jun
29
*8%
preferred series A
3% to preferred series B
172% Jun
.
10
20
10
1
100
100
3%%
18
-49
162
Jan
U
14
104% Jun
40% May 18
16% Jun
U
1
20
May 12
157% Jan
59% Dec
*
Jun
39% Max 14
6
13
90
19
Jan
3
75% Mar
Dec
6
U S
41% Mar
•
Jan-
35
preferred
Pipe ft Foundry Co
:
22%
22%
22%
23
22 V.
23%
22%
4 % 'Jo
7
June 20
Par
1
Co
June 24
June 23
June 22
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Wednesday
June 21
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
common...
Lines
S
14
84% Max 21
163% Oct
4
143
9 % Feb
Oct 26
•40% Dec-
543/4 Jan
•
66% Jan
21
4
3
Jan
37% Jan
15
70
593/4 Feb
24
24% Apr
28
24
36V2 Jan
6
8% Jan
29
8% Dec
133/4 Mar 17
U
Jan
19
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
:
-—
.
W
60
^
3
Mar
13
,2
Jun
3
•27% Dec 31
51
Jan
,72
,,
5
5% Jan
4
19% May
Aug 7.
4
5
.4
14% Apr
24% Jan
3
105% Dec 30
101% Jun
21
13% Jan
19
21% Sep
22
Jan
3
5%%
13% Jun
3
Wardell
21% Jun
17
Warner
36% Feb
7
105
Jan
Jan
4
25% Jan
11
43% Dec
29
39
4
523/4 Dec
21
42
May 12
30% Jan
<
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
14
40
Dec
29
'32
Jan
13% Jan
20
4
24% Dec
26% Dec
21% May
2
17
6
9*% Jan
-5
17% Dec
10 3/4 Jan
4
30
3 Va ouiy
-41% Jun
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
17
$4
23% Dec
17
19 % Dec
Jan
3
•
25% Apr
4
a
21'% Jun
23% Mar 14
16
27'/a Jun
Jan
•91
Feb If
8
17 % Mar
113
104 % Jan
4
112
Oct
5
107% Jun
Jan
7
1043/4 Nov
19
101% Feb
18
7
9% May 20
104 % Nov
10
99% Feb
4
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
if
99
96,
Jan
15
27
30
16% Jan
6
27% Apr
83/4 Jan
31
29
Jun
13
35
18% Dec
4
102
36%
35%
36%
47
47%
475/a
48'A
48%
48%
49'A
48
%
•-♦48'/a
48 y»
48%
471/4
47%
47 ya
49
48%
48
41 Va
41 Va
41%
41 Va
80C
West
West
25% Jun
4 %
No par
No par
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
41%
40%
40 Va
40%
39%
40%
39%
8,300
41
41%
39%
38%
*231/4
23%
23 Va
23'A
1.10C
25
l.OOC
9
Apr
28
34% Dec
28
30
Jan
6
44
26
68
Dec
29
63
Jan
6
86 % Apr
4%
21
23%
23%
25
25
25
25%.
25%
18
17%
17s/a
17%
17%
16 y.
*16i/a
16%
16 »/2
16
16%
*161/4
15%
17 Va
16 y4
17%
18
37/a
pfd
series
series
Coal
Pulp &
&
100
C
common
preferred
2nd
*103
27% Dec
22% Jan
4
50% Jan
5
983/4 May
5
104
May 14
132
80% Dec
22
5
5
100
*39
Western
Jan
83 y* Feb
May 23
127
127% Jan
30% May
y
'*
4
10
54% Dec
31
49% Mar 14
30
96% Jan
3
103 Vi Apr
16
25%
Oct~28
29
27
Jan
85% Mar 15
,
5
»•
20% Nov
12
8
Feb
*
137
Jan
6
21
30
C
0
42
95
10% Aug 16
26.
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
15
Jun
2
White
(The S S)
Mfg
Sewing
Prior
Machine
preference
10% Jan
«
10
75
f
123/4 Feb
19
20 % Dec
14
18
Jan
37
14 y» Apr
,
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jun
.
14
8
23
21% Jan
22
66
403/s Apr
23
543/4 Dec
3
45% May 12
30% Jan
4
53 % Dec
6
48
148% Jan
Jan
T
,
Mar 14
8
92% Jan
7
6
179% Jan
>
77
Jan
12
94
Nov
12
6% Jan
22
113/4 Oct
8
86
Mar 23
9% May
13
24% Feb 21
3
6%
88% Apr
21
Woodward
Iron
52% Jan
11
Wool worth
(F W)
59% Mar 30
100% May 18
212 ya Apr 11
98
Apr 26
12
Feb
17
54 % Nov
16
52% Jan
3
67
Jun
21
Yale
13
22% May
3
27% Jan
11
York
13
54
May 18
61% Jan
13
51% Jun
27% Apr
60% Apr
20
May
27
9
25% Jan
25
32% Apr
26
38
Jan
74% Dec 31
67 % Jan
0
£6% Jun
22
15
Dec
14
Jar
*
16% Jun
23
96
Nov 29
85
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
103
♦103
1041/2
103'/a
100
39'A
600
451/2
5,600
103%
28%
28
28%
27%
*101%
103
36%
37'A
67
67
69%
25%
257/a
25 y4
25 Va
29%
28 3A
29 Va
28%
29
54,100
43,200
70%
71%
69%
70Va
68'A
69%
100 %
52,700
*100'A
101 ya
53%
100'/a
100%
34 Va
34
1001/4
34%
33 Va
r
27%
27%
27 %
27%
27%
27%
28
39%
40 »A
40
40 Va
39Va
401/4
*100
100
100 »/2
9%
9y8
9%
9%
9%
26 VA
26%
26%
26%
26%
33
33
33%
33%
33 3A
12 Va
12Va
12 Va
121/a
ll'A
21%
33 %
.10
»140y4
100
13 Va
-l23/*
*82
,83
11
M'A
.
21%
22
33%
142
,
*82
86
.
33%
U%
7
11%
-
21%
22
33%
*140% 142
7:
33%
♦140%
9
4% Feb
26
asked
_A_gx-qivmenn.
y
prices;
Fx-rierhts.
I
.
7 A May 20
no
sales
on
this
134
May
9
10y4Mar23
*84%
48%
49 Va
48%
49%
48%
49%
56
55%
56
96
■'•95%
96
*95
205
♦200
48 Va
491/4
55'A
56%
day.
tin
*204
98
10
10%
3,500
97 Va
97%
98
10
10 y8
9Va
10
67
67
67
66%
3,600
67
66%
661/4
66
22 Va
54 Va
22%
23
22 Va
9,400
23%
22%
221/2
22%
54%
54%
54%
54 3A
54%
54%
26%
267/a
26 3A
27
27
86 Va
85 Va
85 Va
85%
86%
851/4
84 Va
15%
161/4
16 Va
16%
16Va
16%
No par
1
for
118% 118%
8V4
the
8%
company's
118
8Va
119%
119
8'/a
8%
reorganization,
121
8 Va
9%
9%
26 Va
filed
1,100
97%
55
been
98
10 Va
26 y2
has
50
97%
97 %
54%
petition
700
36,900
7,700
10 %
convertible
or
•
210
98
2,500
.
95
210
preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring ft Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet ft Tube
No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
receivership,
55%
95
*203
541/2
Corp
55%
96
210
66%
Products
56%
551/2
49
*95
96'A
.23%
Zonite
85%
85%
23Va
Zenith Radio Corp
23%
23%
z
63 % Jun
.
140%
*84'A
65%
4'/2%
6,300
32%
2,600
10,700
*96%
5
Mfg Co
33
.
•140'A
142
*'23 Va
96
No par
common
6,700
85'A
1
Towne
Corp
1,400
22 Va
33 V4
32%
♦140V4
28
ft
300
11'A
22 Va
23 Va
55%
205
85%
*ioy2
84 3A
48%
210
*84'A
11%
23 Va
*85 Va
*200
12%
87
23 %
87
-
12%
23 Va
23
86 y<
10
—18
serles__100
series.lOO
33
12%
22 y«
22
.
700
26
32
83%
.
"11%
33 Va
340
28,700
9%
26
23%
23
Corp..10
10
22 Va
142
8,800
99
33 Va
821/4
86
500
41'A
26%
♦26
711%
9,000
27%
r
9'A
9%
32%
270
33%
98 y2
100
9y8
8%
33
100 Vu
40%
40%
25 %
18,480
54%
27%
34'A
/ 28
99 y8
200
—
33
*100
100% '
40
—
53 Va
54%
541/4
100'A
100
34%
*126
55%
53%
101
101
101 ya
♦101
*126
*126
35
83
6,100
261/4
54%
12%
2,100
66%
69%
69%
71%
100
68%
25Va
34%
100%
II,600
68%
*
54%
*100
3,900
28'/.
103
■28%
26
*126
54
64%
66
69%
20
6,500
27Va
35%
34
36%
65%
68 Va
68%
x25Va
27 Va
*10iy2
103
34 Va
68%
*67%
23%
2S1/4
*101%
103
3 7'A
37
*99% 100 %
-
OQ
50
109
*108
24 Va
24%
24 Va
24 Va
24 Va
24%
45'A
45%
109
*108
108
108
451/4
45%
45%
45%
39%
40
*391/8
39'A
39%
109
103
104 y2
*103
38%
45 V*
100 Va
—1
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Sep
*104
101 %
common
preferred 4'/2 %
Prior
pfd 4y2% conv
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Jan
31
Co
Prior
37
11% Jan
Co
Worthington Corp
21 %
Dec
s
Service
Public
105V2
70 %
10
preferred
Wisconsin
*104
70 Va
No par
Co
105'A
19%
19 Va
19%
20
19Va
28%
commoa—No par
Co
*104%
69%
Inc
&
$4.25
140
lC05ya
105 Vi
♦100%
preferred
Wilson
8,700
105%
28
5
-
26 y4 May 11
35
Apr 27
Mar 14
69 Va Nov
192% Dec
;
18% Mar2l
30
140
21% Dec
Jan
Co
Wilson-Jones
8
116
15
Jun
.
Oil
11% May 19
14
96% Nov
14
84
Wilcox
26%
109%
28 Va
common__l
20
9% Mar 18
333/4 Aug
2
1473/4 Dec 16
4
Mar 10
26'/a
*108'/2
26 Va
100
preferred
26%
109%
69
1
common
26%
108%
27%
5
-20
Corp
Motor Co
5 % %
f% Feb 15
•
78% Dec
'
22% Jan
Jun
18% Jan
7
White
White Dental
2,800
26%
109'A
25%
Steel'Corp com——12%
prior preference_.No par
Whirlpool
31
27
«
39 3/# Jan
77% Jan
Jan
100»/. Jun
Mar 14
12% Dec 31
22
28 3/4 Jan
<
Jan
27
conv
197/a
26 Va
109%
*101 %
*126
1,000
26%
19 Va
26'A
68 Va
•
109%
19%
37 Va
23%
23%
23'A
67%
"
25
Jan
9 % Apr
7
173/4 Oct 20
7
273/4 Aug 16
8
70
.
100 Va Dec
4
Jan
213/4 Mar
«
Dec
$5
5,700
28%
68%
Union Telegraph new
Wheeling
6
15
38% Apr 25
29 y. May
4
34% Jan
36% July 28
11
11
.58% Apr
96 % Dec
..
82% Jan4
Dec
21% Jan
127
15
510
23'/a
24'/a
4
38%
37
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
—10
Westlnghouse Electric common_12 %
3.80%
preferred series B
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
103% Mar 18
28
88%
24%
*108
103
•101V2
Western Pacific RR common_No par
28% Jun
100
27
88
24%
24%
27%
:_10
100
100
100
73% Jan 26
67% May 18
31
Dec
881/2
23%
45%
109
24%
2
15
39%
88
40
45%
109
f
32% Feb
38%
87%
105 %
6
9
38%
87%
108
105 %
25% Jan
59% Jan
653/4 Dec 17
9
38%
88%
26%
*104
1
preferred
noncum
3Ve
38%
109
100
100
B
Coke
Paper
3%
20'A
19 Va
26 %
1,200
1,800
3,700
4
37/a
4
38%
23% '
109
u
87%
23%
5
25
39%
3%
88
4V2%
7
'*38%
4
87%
No par;
1
4
24 % Jun
49% Jun
*16'/a
39'A
Western Maryland Ry common
Apr 21
23%
25
3%
preferred
4.80%
23'A
17%
39%
Western Auto Supply Co
Apr 25
23%
25
17%
com__2.50
Western Air Lines Inc
30% Mar 24
104
23 y«
5
Co
Corp
Power
Virginia
Va
,,
25
A
1
Sugar
2,300
12.800
47%
1
preferred
preferred
%
47 Va
47%
_8
7
14
a
"
3
Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
Jun
41% Apr
22
35%
No par
Pipe
&
West
13
110
*
35 Va
West
48V2 May 19
39 V2 Jun
Jan
106% Apr
110% Oct
39,000
60
21 Va
West Penn Electric Co
4.10%
11,300
35
6
4.20%
20 Va
20Va
Indies
Apr 27
105 y» Jun 10
2.20C
20 Va
.
35 Va
9
Apr
12 Va
21 Vt
17
20%
convertible preferred
Penn
12%
12
20 Va
102%
11%
18,000
102%
12%
34%
Snowdrift
Oil-ft
*101%
12 Va
9-,700
17%
►101%
20 Va
West
106
29
41% Nov 29
4
23% Jan
105% Aug 10
11%
101% 102%
12%
7
102%
11 Va
12 Va
~
Investment
Wesson
40 y. May 27
4
85
20
-
13 % July 26
17%.Feb
12%
Welbilt Corp
33% Apr
8
17
103
Motor Go
2x
22
12%
16%
102 Va
35
Waukesha
Webster
43% Dec
12%
16'/a
*101%
Wayne Pump Co
22
96 % Dec
12%
16%
-12 y.
Wayne Knitting Mills
16% Jun
b
12%
17
16 %
21 %,
8
6
5
12%
17
I,700
34%
7
Apr
,
74
-
73%
12%
16%
Inc
Water Power
13% Jan
773/4 Jan
74
,
20%
25% Jan 31
1
29%
73%
74
12%
__1
Washington Gas Light Co
Wash
21
21% Mar
24 % Jan
-
,
73 Va
5
30
-4
Jan
29%- 29Va
•
1,200
Pharmaceutical
__1
Petroleum
16% May 18
•14% Dec
2% Apr
; 23%
80%
*13 Va
X12%
73%
:
V
73%
_.l
Foundry
Warren
Feb 21
42
'<•
19% May 14
30
■
100
Pictures
Bros
Warren
31
52% Jan
11
25 3/» Jan
29%
2.50
prgArred
C<5¥p
Co
8
62% Mar
1
Feb
ft
i
Warner-Lambert
•
G
80
'
"
30% Mar 14
20
Dec
37
(Hiram)
Ward Baking Co common..:
6
18% Mar 14
10 %
:
Co
Walgreen
15
22
12 % July 15'
System
Walworth Co
7% Jan
16% Jun
r
100
—No par
10
W___No par
preferred
4%%
Walker
6
19
17
7
10
8% Dec
27% Dec
Jan
Waldorf
31% May 9
74% Jun 24
1
66% Apr 27
9
Dec
'14% Mar
27% Jan
H3/. Aug
24
.
I
12% Jan
Wabash RR
85% Mar 25
*
1,500
27
27
271/4
1,300
86'A
84%
85%
18,500
16%—16%
16'A
16%
20,200
"
119
121
117%
8
7%
2,200
119
8
8
7,200
—
a
Deferred delivery,
r Cash
value. wdWben distributed
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(2951)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
Figures
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
-
Highest
►
108.28 Jan
108
Peb
Peb
108
19
Highest
10
Peb
1
* 100.4
decimal
10
point
Treasury 3V*a
Treasury 3s
Treasury 2%i
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2%»
Treasury 2%s
Feb
1
100.12 Aug 25
100.22 Juiy 29
99.20 Peb
15
99.20 Feb
100.17 Oct
7
100.17 Oct
7
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of
point
a
rucu
Monday
Tuesday
June 20
June 21
Lew
High
Lew
Wednesday
Thursday
June 22
High
Low
■
Friday
June 23
High
Low
Bales fur
June 24
High
,
Low
the Week
High
Bends (S)
♦106.14
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106.22
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106.22
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106.20
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100.18
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100.17
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100.17
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100.17
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101.26
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101.26
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100.20
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101.27
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♦100.17
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101.27
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106.14
100.20
♦100.13
100.16
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100.14
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100.11
.1958-1963
♦103.10
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103.18
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103.13
100.7
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103.18
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103.18
.1960-1965
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105.14
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105.14
103.16
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105.12
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100.16
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100.16
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100.16
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100.15
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100.10
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100.8
100.13
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100.7
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100.6
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100.4
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97.28
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37.18
98.15
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98.14
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98.9
96.28
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96.22
96.12
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96.30
99.1
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98.21
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.Aug 15 1963
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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15
the month when the bonds mature.
case
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more
"
.1963-1968
2%»
2%s
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2%s
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2%s
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Treasury 2%b
or
.1956-1959
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100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Peb 15
represent one
1078-1983
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2 %s
'
YEARLY
-
Period" Indicate in each
EXCHANGE
108.28 Jan
19
100.4
'Interest
GOVERNMENT BOWD1
NEW YORK STOCK
•
Year 1954
Lowest
after
WEEKLY
-
headed
column
*96.24
•96.18
*98.27,
.
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*98.24
98.23
1965-1970
.
96.22
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96.16
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•*96.20
1964-1969
96.24
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96.22
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96.18
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96.14
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96.20
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96.16
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96.14
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96.12
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96.8
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96.16
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96.10
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1967-1972
1967-1972
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..1957-1959
15
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100.2
100.1
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100.2
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1958
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99.31
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99.28
1956-1959
*99.14
99.16
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99.16
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99.15
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99.15
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99.12
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*97.25
97.28
*97.21
97.25
*97.18
97.22
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97.19
*97.13
97.16
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*97.24
97.27
*97.20
97.24
*97.17
97.21
*97.14
97.18
*97.12
97.15
*98.5
98.8
*98.4
98.7
*98.1
98.4
*98.50
98.1
—
Nov 15
Bank
1960
♦98.6
98.9
*99.29
for
Reconstruction A Development
94.8
Jan
7
100.8
93.8
Jan
4
100.8
94.24 Jan
6
102.16 Aug
2
102.8
101
Peb
Aug
93
9
Apr 20
99.10 Feb
14
25-year 3s
May 25
99.12 Jan
10
25-year 3s
93
Aug 12
»
9
101.18 Mar
6
102.4
5
Jan
26
102.4
Jan
26
102.24 Jan
17
103.24 my 25
24
103.12 Jtin
22
101.4
July 15
103.12 Feb
7
13
101.20 Feb
Jan
102.28 Feb
1
102.8
104.12 M*n 10
102.24 Feb
101.16 Jan
2
1
Apr
104.24
'
104
Mar
Jan
;
July 15 197a
-Mar
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23-year
19-year
3-year
15-year
7
25
1
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Oct
18
Oct
1
1956
.Jan
1
1969
3%s
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1959
;
98.24
98.24
*98.8
1971
3s
98.24
,
98.24
98.24
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101.16
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May 15 1975
3%s
I 5-year
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1976
11981
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98.24
101.16
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98.28
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101.16
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98.24
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98.28
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98.24
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101.16
98.24
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101.16
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103
104.8
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104.8
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101
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101
100.12
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104.i2
100.20
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100.16
2s
1958
.due Feb IB
1959
2s
—due Feb 15
1960
2s
due Feb 15
1961
2s
IThls issue has not
*99.16
1957
due Feb IB
2s
No sales transacted this day.
1958
due Feb 15
2s
•Bid and asked price.
due Feb IB
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*99
100
*98.16
99.16
*97
98
*96.16
97.16
*96
97
*95
96
as
yet been admitted
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
-
■or
Canal
Transit
2%
Unification
Bonds-
100
Sold
High
No.
Low
99.16
98
*97
98
♦97
98
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98
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97.16
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—
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June-Dec
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96
84
90
84 '/a
79 y.
87 Ya
87
87
81
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June-Dec
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2%
25-year
T eletype
Broadway, New York
2%s
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NY 1-1693
1945—Jan-July
1945_Jan-July
100%
■
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—
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2Z
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89
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1957-Aprll-Ocf
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20-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978
..Jan-July
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Feb-Aug
89
86%
87
88
89
■
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57
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97
98%
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1950
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1941—
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Stamped pursuant
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159
152
128
10
60
106 '/a
108% 108%
—
20
100'/a 106'/a
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70
109
100
100
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—
105
101%
(Interest
Aprll-Ocf
1957
65%
__
6
65%
*100
—
64%
67
101 l/a
101
(interest
._Aprll-Oct
1957
66%
—
3
66%
67
62%
Aprll-Ocf
1979—
Aprll-Ocf
June-Dec
68%
73%
♦47%
40%
42
77%
77%
68 y4
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39 y4.
41'/a
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68%
71%
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1961—Mat-Sept
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40'%
41%
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69
69
1961
1961
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assented Sept
A 68
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1961
sinking fund 6s
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1962
68'/a
A
assented
6s
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A
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1961
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of
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6s of
47%
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64%
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64%
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to
3.375%)
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63%
66 V*
71%
39%
41
Afoy-Nov
77%
Afay-Nov
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39%
47 %
Mar-Sept
*76%
69%
72
69'/8
External dollar bonds of 1944
♦
63%
65%
Aprll-Ocf
G3%
—
79%
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12 %
11%
June-Dec
82
82
82
1
85%
'
3%s series No.
June-Dec
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83%
3%s series No.
June-Dec
82
82
2
79 ye
1928 Oct
124
152
1961—April-Oct
'122
119
123%
120
123%
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Jan-July
1961
66 '/a
99%
'/a
66%
22
99%
99 "2
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99
101%
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99%
9
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62%
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82
83
4
79%
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66
—
65
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35
111
65
111%
10
57%
110
For Financial Institutions
3%s series No.
—June-Dec
82
82
1
80
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1979
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102
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46
1962
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1960
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1960
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1961
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68%
June-Dec
June-Dec
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A 6s
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June-Dec
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1963
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1963—
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1978
69'/a
Afay-Nov
Aprll-Ocf*
1962
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1952
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54%
47%
100
97%
100
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1962
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15
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88
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1960
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Feb-Auy
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1
April-Oct
Apr(I-Ocl
Feb-Aug
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Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Columbia)—
9 A Guaranteed sinking fund 6s 1948
Akerehus
1975
86
103
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81
88
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101
87
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,
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—Jan-July
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*86
June-Dec
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25-year
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*85
84 %
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Wertheim & Co.
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,
June-Dec
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,
83 %
94
June-Dec
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84
88
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87
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Range since
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Jan. 1
High
56%
Jan-July
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26
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1980
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1972
June-Deo
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1930
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53
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1977
Jan-July
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48
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102
58
104
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63
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65
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120
23
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163
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6
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1966
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see
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f
1951
debentures
f
s
s
1955
6s
debentures
1959
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mortgage
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1976
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&
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1980
deos
1981—
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7*»n-July
Afay-Nov
Alar-Sept
99 %
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120
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91
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—
69%
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modified
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19*9
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„
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Mar-Sepf
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First mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
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April-Oct
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1st mortgage 3« 1980
Jan-July
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Buffalo Niagara Elec flrnf mtge 934s 1975_Afay-Nov
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97%
95
97
140
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9
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75
49%
63
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14
117
99%
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63
103
104 Va 104%
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—
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40 %
—
85
4
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80
170
78%
101
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3%
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22
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411/4
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40'/a
~i
--
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Jin-July
1966
10
%
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■
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285
103% 103 %
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Afar-Sept
1980
10
—
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101'%
1964
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1995
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17
51
101
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1995
4s
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41
63
2
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63
15
73%
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
69
2
1962
debs
__
88
60
—
■
22
1984
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143
1
76%
April-Oct
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1966—
sub
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5s
92%
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June-Dec
Afay-Nov
31.
'
A
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(Interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-ZVop
footnotes
15
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1952:
99%
104 %
145%
1960
4s
debs
3%s
80%
(Interest
Plan
2.25%)
May-Nop
;
Atlantic Relimng 2%s aeoentures
3V4s debentures 1979
*
1966
1977
Inc
Arbor first
A6%s
June-Dec
1926 due
,j£U.?d 10 P5%) 2004
1987 stamped pursuant to
For
debentures
163
36
—
18%
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(Interest
2012
of
101%
9
1962—ApriZ-Oct
Aprll-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1969
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s
60
18 %
Aprll-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan
IA Nome
debentures
vMrst. lien
sinking fund gold 1968
June-De0
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
47
June-Dec
141%
10
15 %
22
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",a
•
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143%
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1946
9.»
106
>
85
100 Va
89%
96%
1984
4vis ser C 1972
General mtge 3%s series D
--
17
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A
88
15%
Feb-Aua
1999
%
9
9j%
*
101%
1965
103'%
—.
15
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A
80
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28
99%
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103
101
3
83
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1953
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reduced
A
debs
debentures
3r
102
B3
103% 103%
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108
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..June-Dec
_
6
98%
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Mar-Sepf
2012
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conv
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.—
1971
2
163
15
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Rio Grande do Sul
v.
Ti
debentures
128
15
22
Jan-July
2001
6'%s
101 'a
83
103'%
96
96
102
102
105%
103%
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1950
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„
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1952
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2001
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1966
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95
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pursuant
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April-Oct
to
101 Va
103 %
100
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April-Oct
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stamped pursuant
101%
99%
__
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87
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15
156 V\
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Afay-Nov
debentures
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19 60-June-Dec
19
b%
140
COMPANIES
Jan-July
3 Vis
(Interest
1968
assented
163
Mar-Sept
lAStabllization loan sink fund
debentures
3s
102%
99%
-
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1958
1970
—
100
6
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88
11%
14
95
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5
2008
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101
74
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65
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1975
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97 y4
93
88
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3%b debentures 1973__
58
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1968
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*15
June-Dec
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
38
-
100%
1947
1964
Ltd
1986
Armour
100%
gold 6s 1940
A4%s
19
120
68
1
100%
Mar-Sept
Plan
iAPni«r.i0aS 6 u1,.8 f,6s 2nd
lAPoiand (Republic of)
A4%s
17'/a
—
lUU',8
—Feb-Auy
extended, to
(State
Stamped pursuant
95'%
94
18%
112%
—
99'/a
96
*79%
Jan-July
debentures
A
-June-Dec
lAPemambuco
99
95%
t
May-Not
2%s
16%
16%
17%
._ApriZ-Oct
A5%s extl loan (30-year) 1958—
94%
Afar-Sept
debentures
3 V«s
19
—Feb-Aug
I? I™ *, «?an* (3<i"yr)to1953
1953 extended
1963
1967
2%«
II
15%
4
..April-Oct
Is due
7
»u
*100
INDUSTRIAL
2%i
15%
16
*10034 101%
..Afar-Sept
95%
—-
1957
Oriental Development Co Ltd
AND
1979
Canada
of
Airlines
Associates
"•therland*
3%s
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp
Mar-Sepf
ABecured ex'l
sinking fund 6%n 1959—Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
ANat
Co
8%s
1963-Jan-July
2008
debentures
f
s
2%s
IAMilan (City of) 6%s
Mlnas Geraes
(State) —
a Secured
extl sinking fund 0i%s 1958
Afar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
reduced to 2.125 %J
—
June-Dec
American Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
—
new
ASmall
Southern
Great
American
Jan-July
lASmall
A6s
1961
1971
American Boach Corp
—
(assentedTo" 1922~
1933
b3 %
—
16
lATreasury 6s of 1913
81%
*yo
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
American *. Foreign- Power deb 5s 2030—Afar-Sept
4.80a junior debentures 1987——
Jan-June
—
new
ASmall
31
95%
9510
Feb-Aug
1958—
2%a
_g_
93%
Valley (Dept of)
18 Va
~9%
9
93 %
93%
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
1'.
agree¬
1945
I ASmall
A4s
1979
17%
1
1968—Jan-July
77
158%
149
__
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
16%
—
June-Dee
(1942 agree't)
*160'%
88 Va
83
77
86
—
16%
21
.
—
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1954
A4s new assented
•
*17
72%
78
90%
Feb-Aug
1946
ib*/a
%
*17%
"""""""
ASmall
A4s of
138
131
*83
1979
Aluminum Co of America 3%s
17
85
70%
—
*8j
Alabama Power first mortgage 3Vaa 1972
1st mortgage 3%s 1984
jk.
Aluminum
17%
100%
127
*88%
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%*'1975
Aprll-Ocf
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A* 1962
May-ZVop
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 199»___
Aprll-Ocf
Allied Chemical 81 Dye 3%s debt 1978
April-Oct
Allis-Chalmers Mfg 2s debentures 1050:—Mar-Sepf
1945—Guar-Jan
(1942 agree't)
100
*86
1964
external 7s
(City of)
1981
Alabama
1968_Jan-Juiy
y«
57
6s
3s
assented
new
17
*141
June-Dec
readjustment
(City)
AYokohama
27
86%
—
IA Large
I a Small
A6s
20
12%
*135
June-Dec
6s
conversion
A4%s assented
94
Quar-Jan
agreem't)
99
10
16
April-Ocf
external 8s
fund 6s 1960
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
1943—May-ZVop
agreera't)
1945
(1922
89%
99 %
Mar-Sepf
1952
1963
to
jAWarsaw
i a smaii
assented
24%
127
1952 coupon on
156%
IA Large
IA 6s
25
195/a
Aprll-Ocf
1971
to
'12
101
—
due
20%
13
Jan-July
4s-4%s-4'/2S external readjustments 1978.Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984_——Jan-July
1988
(Republic of)
14
a
*100% 101 Va
l%s-4%s-4A« external conversion 1978_June-Dec
1943
assented
Small
a
23
16
Jan-July
RAILROAD
|A4%s assented (1922 agreement)
IA4Mi8
22 5
21',8
*18%
123 %
82
85
22%
21%
*93
176%
113%
3
98
73
80%
80%
June-Dec
(Republic)
External
120
84
95
--
June-Dec
1961
Mexican Irrigation—
ANew
*95
June-Dec
1958
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
68%
59
80
67%
175%
June-Dec
Jan-July
extended
AExternal
--
—
85
73
*73%
Jan-July
extended
1961
AExternal
68%
57
—
—
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1975
to
75
—
*160
1981
to
of '27
sterling loan of
1953
'114
Afay-Nov
Afay-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
due
85
—
extl loan
lAUruguay
Jan-July
extended
78%
80%
*97%
__
June-Dec
1971
f
s
60
1
--
*78
-
Afay-Nov
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
I a 6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953
,
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954
6Vaa due 1954 extended to 1964
A5%s extl loan of *30 1965
1965
83
51
Ltd—
1971 extended
IA With March 1
147%
205
April-Oct
IA Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
due
35%
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
B%s
27%
25%
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
A
2
29
»
(40-yr)
A5Va8
30%
28%
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
10-jrr gtd ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
IA 7s series B 1947
Public
1962
1962
to
Electric Power Co.
(City of)
Tokyo
102
April-Orf
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7%s 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6>/a8 1960
Italian (Republic) ext a f 3s 1977
Italian
100%
~
10
30%
Feb-Aua
1946
:
■
„
May -Nov
6s
extended
1952
5%s due
-168
Jan-July
1964
paid 1968
(State of)
*78%
*102
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3Vas 1957
121
90
High
,
Jan-July
1968
(Prov of) external 7s
A4%s assented 1958
A5%s
1950
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
Greek Government—
IA
Jan. 1
Low
(Interest
2004
ASUesla
129
—
1965
gen
Range since
'
Aprll-Oct
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
6yas
,
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1956
series B secured external
Taiwan
IA
2.25%)
to
,
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
f A6Vas 1st mtge s f 1952
—
|A7s gold
German Govt International
69%
188
1
No.
59
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
April-Ocf
Serbs Croats St Slovenes (Kingdom)—
a 8s secured external
1962
Afay-Nov
A7s
6s
*51
Jan-July
Jan-July
1999
water loan
a6s external dollar loan
1930—
I
bold
High
A
(Interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
1969
1972
Bonds
& Asked
—
2.5%)
to
external
A7s
10-year bonds of 1936
8s
(8tate of)
1936
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
207/a
18
Friday's
sinking
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
IA8s external 1950
1924
dollar bonds
dollar
Paulo
San
82%
*72
secured
exii
—
102%
8s
Jan-July
Jan-July
1967
0%s
42%
100%
Bid
fund 1957—Afay-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest ,.
reduced to 2%) 2012
May-Nov
(Federal Republic of)—•
External loan of
Is
7s
4
2
55
or
Sale Price
(continued)
(City)
Paulo
Stamped assented
102% 102 "a
Last
Period
High
,*t>
*%)
Interest
Exchange
Low
—
D«nm<»rk
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Oundinamarca
RECORD
JUNE 24
FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
or
Chronicle... Monday, June
27, 1955
C6
'104%
98-4
—
98%
93
f
46
N.
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
(2953)
\
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's Range
Last
\
BOND RECORD
FOR WEEK ENDED JUNE 24
RANGE
-
or
Sale Frice
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
New York Stock
Jan. 1
No.
High
BONDS
Range sine*
v
Sold
Low
Interest-*
Period
Exchange
1976
June-Dec
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974
Canada Southern consol gtd 5i A 1962
Canadian National By—
May-Nov
April"Oct
Guaranteed
*95
>
007
98
100
95%
qq
97
106 Vi 106%
25
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
98%
105%
108%
106% 106%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
4% consol debenture (perpetual)
Capital Airlines Inc 4s aer A 1960
Carolina Clinchfield A Ohio 4s
1965
Carthage A Adirondack Ry 4a 1981
Case (J. I) Co 3%s deba 1978
Celanese Corp 3s debenturea 1965
3%s debenturea 1976
debentures
3Vis
Corp
32
V
105
4
" \ 106 Va
109 Va
102% 10332
38
102 V8
106 Va
104 Vi 105%
*•—
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—April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Auy
i960
•—
103
v
*99%
105%
69
98
—
—
•r
997/a
99
12
99%
98
0
97%
97
97
75
96
—
99
*99%
June-Dec
*115
mortgage 4s series A 1995
Jan-July
4Via series A Jan 1 2020_
May
97%
mortgage 4%s series B Jan l 2020
May
Central BR Co of N J 3Via 1987
Jan-July
Central New York Power 3a 1974
April-Oct
Central Pacific Ry Co—
First and refund 3 Vis series A 1974
series
3%s
mortgage
66
64%
66
*98
947/a
98%
87%
87%
'
2
98
38 Vi
38%
5
34
Jan-July
24%
24%
1
22%
28%
28%
6
27
29%
25
27
30%
27
29
66 Va
A
29
.June-Dec
♦28
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Jan-July
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.June-Dec
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mortgage 3 Vis 1982
First mortage 3s 1984.
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B 1963
debentures
98%
—
__
5
101% 101%
Jan-July
*U8
-•
__
extended
4s
1992
Mar-Sept
New York
Lackawanna
mortgage due 1993
103%
101 %
100%
1st mtge A coll tr 4 Vis ser B
Power A Light 8s 1973
10
103
18
100
103
2
100%
103 Va
104 Vi
104%
30
102%
105
112%
115
112%
112%
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102 Va
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97 Va
101%
94%
98 Va
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—
„
—
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18
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—
96
97%-
'
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29
mortgage
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106
-April
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_May-Nov
May-Nov
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91%
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*98%
86
122%
99%
2
80
6
79%
.87
80%
4
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72%
80
70
79%
100
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102
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deb.-utures
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s
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A
ref
A
15
94
18
104
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83 %
94
79
128
68
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debs
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453
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series A
series
3%s debentures
debs
71 Vi
2
97
5
99%
103
*97%
98%
97%
101
—
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94
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1961—April-Oct
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100
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stamped
mortgage
series
98 Vi
<
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94
103
100
105
88
10
98%
123 Vi
27/as
s
debentures
f
1999
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debentures
a First
General
First
and
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and
of New
1965
mtge 2%s
refund mtge 2%s
ser
2%s
ser
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and
refund
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and
98%
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mtge
IA 7s
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96 %
96%
„
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100%
H 1982
ser
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ref
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105%
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118%
126
—
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100%
104%
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99
100
100
98
101%
99
23
debentures
T
—
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1st ref M 27/«s ser
101
ref
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debentures
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s
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1979
91
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mortgage 2%s 1980
mortgage 3%s 1981
95
87%
90
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1980—
1st mtge
98
92
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Feb
Feb
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102
——
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132
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170
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inc 5s series A July 2015
inc 4* *erie» ** 7*n 2044.
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100 Va
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1
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54
103
104%
1
102
Mar-s«>i
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3
112% 113%
103
■
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286
605
185% 185%
107%
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1978
debentures
98%
98
105%
Gulf Mobile A Ohio RR—
101
—
148%
104%
92
debs 1959
certificates B
1C6
98%
99
102'% 102%
—
112
2
46
1969
Co first mtsre OK*
mortgage 2%s series
mortgage 2%s series
mortgage 2 Vis series
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96
—
8
105
105
1023%
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General
96 Va
■
08
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83
~1
96%
103 Va
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104 Va
180
103%
101
103%
139% 140
139%
mortgage 3Vis series N 1990—oJan-July
mortgage 3 Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
103%
3
99%
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96
5101
102%
7
12
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103
5
93%
May-Nov
127
102
1972
subord
103
16
96%
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178
95 Va
-
*75%
*91
2%s 1976—Mar-Sept
f AHarpen Mining Corp 6s 1949..—
-Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4Vis 1999
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Household Finance Corp 3%s 1970
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1958
Mar-Sepl
Hackensack Water first mtge
1976—,
1984
116
97%
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94 Va
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100% 100%
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_
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Jan-July
conv
debs 1980-l
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3 Vis
95
18
payment
,
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103
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—
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100
103% 103%
104 Va
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103% 103%
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2001
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100%
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*100% 102
June-Dec
of
93 Vi
99%
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Continental
3%s
1968
1978
debs
Shoe
Grace
100
Jan-July
2%s
1979
Consolidated Railroads
A 3s
1989
Gas
1976
102 Va
Apr-Oct
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5 A 7s s f mortgage 1945
92
April-Oct
1986
92 y.
—Mar-Sept
1964
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conv
98
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3Vis debentures
Jan-July
3Vis debs 1979
Realty A Utilities Corp—
90
*—.
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1st ref mtge s f 2%s ser X
144%
*95%
*165
1969—
debentures
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1976
142
143%
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93%
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166
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debentures
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Jan-July
1963
101
20
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1948
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debentures
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1
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99
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94
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May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
100
92%
..V
-
101'A
94%
3 Vas
84
73%
70%
93
93%
-
*92%
ft
99%
90
~
*__
ft
103 %
100
63%
67%
10
—
June-Dec
1st & ret M 3%s series Y
93
.
—.
73%
70
66'A
-
27/8s series Q 1980
June-Deo
3'As series R 1982—June-Deo
ft
69%
62%
98%
103
*92
Jan-July
Jan-July
First ft rfeunding 3s series N 1977
First ft refunding 2%s series P 1981
3'As
67%
88
71
r
refunding 3s series K
refunding 3s series L 1974
refunding 3s series M 1979
ft
First ft
2%s
7
18
100
100
•101
Mar-Sepl
April-Oct
May-Nov
Oklahoma Gas ft Electric 2%s 1975
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s 1979
June-Deo
First mortgage 2%s 1980
—May-Nov
First mortgage 3%s 1982
Mar-Sept
Oregon-Washington RR 3s series A 1960—April-Ocl
103%
100
83%
73 %
82%
72%
2%a
1975
1978
mortgage 3s
1st
102
__
93
*98%
May-Noo
June-Dec
229
first mortgage 3s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 2%s 1980
106 %
97
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
1970—June-Dec
103% 103%
103%
80%
77%
A 2047—Jan-July
ser
First
102'A
103%
67 %
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
31.
1
First mortgage 2%s
Ohio
103 Va
92%
April-Oct
First mortgage 3s series B
National
1997
Jan
3s
1st
»—
70%
1978
93%
1974_Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Aug
1
First mortgage 3%s 1982.
June-Dec
First mortgage 3'/aS 1984
April-Ocl
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s 1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sepl
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Deo
*100% 103
*102%
100 3*2
Chattanooga & St. Louis—
lien
First
98%
102
N
Nashville
Ry—
1997
(Minnesota)
98
99'A
103% 103%
1955—May-Noo
3 %s
4s
registered
First
*102
June-Deo
Construction mtge-4 Vis series B 1955
Mountain States Tel ft Tel 2%s 1986
Pacific
lien
registered
Northern
103%
95%
95%
*100
April-Oct
1978—May-Noo
§AConvertible gold 5'/28 series A
1949—_May-Nov
AFirst and refund gold 5s H 1980
April-Oct
AFirst and
refunding 5s series I 1981
Feb-Aug
Mohawk
f debentures 1973
f debentures 1974
Coll trust
*90
Jan-July
i~96~7
Jan
Papfiic RR Co—
AFirst and refunding 5s series
AGeneral
s
Refunding & improve 4%s
102
102%
II
97
95%
Jan-July
{Missouri
87%
87%
general ft ref 5s
s
3s
97%
102
Jan
1962
1994—
4s
mtge ser A 2004
Central
General
73
RR—
A
80%
171
82
RR—
98%
*__
Jan-July
A
234
93%
April-Oct
RR—
Western
ft
101 %
86%
—
*103% 104%
Mar-Sept
ser
87'A
92'A
—Jan-July
i
^Aprll-Od
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Western Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocl
ft
4s
■
*99
April-Ocl
Minn St Paul & Saulte St
Marie—
First mortgage 4'/2s lnc series
A Jan
mtge
eons
Prior
'
*112%
*102%
1967
86%
92%
72%
77%
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982——
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981;
-Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Apr-Ocl
84
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
1967;
2%s
1st
Northern
-Mar-Sept
mortgage 33/8s 1969
sinking fund debentures
Minnesota
Susquehanna
lst ft
88%
1973
1969
Hartford
&
3%s
80
84%
98
1969—Mar-Sept
2%s
163
1974—Mar-Sept
General ft refunding 4%s series A 1974LMar-Sept
97%
94
78%
94%
Mar-Sept
Corp first mortgage 3s
1966/1
June-Dec
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974
May-Noo
First mortgage 23/4s 1980
_T_
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/as 1988—April-Ocl
Michigan Central RR 4»/2s series C
1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis
mortgage
1973
Norfolk
84%
Jan-July
1980
3»/2s debs
80%
72'A
1973
A
69
1972—_Maw-Nov
1972
series
4s
76
Mead
First
ft West
2043
59
92
*80%
May-Nov
May Dept Stores 25/8s debentures
3'As s f debentures 1978
101%
79%
June-Dec
71%
89
M
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb
1 1957—May-Woo
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
101%
93
77%
1989
69
90%
77
77
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
101%
93%
72'A
1986
F
76
90%
Feb-Aug
1984
93%
1
2
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp— v.
General mortgage 2%s 1980.
General mortgage 27/8s 1990
General mortgage 3%s 1983—.
General mortgage 3'As 1983™.
86%
69'i
Mar-Sept
1979—May-Noo
ft Co 2%s debentures
Maine Central RR 5 Vis 1978
3'/4S
.
N
93
88%
April-Oct
April-Oct
ser
12
99
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
AGeneral mortgage 4%a series A 2010—Jan-July
4%
78'%
84%
April-Oct
H
Macy (R H)
McKesson
Y
Term
;
88
93%
April-Oct
ser
ser
second gold 3s 1980
Louisville Gas Si Elec 1st mtge 23/4S
1st mtge 3'/bS 1982
3 '/as
102%
84
97
April-Oct
Div
mtge
97
Mar-Sept
ser
mtge 33/4S
First Si refund mtge 3%s
1st
100%
99%
RR—
First & refund
Louis
100%
21
—
165
93
69
April-Ocl
_
St
100
N
1976_June-Dec
1963
(P) Co 3s debentures
debentures 1976
3%s debentures 1978
99
99%
N Y Power ft Light first mtge 2%S'1875_Mar-8eptN Y ft Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993.'.—April-Ocl
N Y State ElectTlc ft Gas 2%s 1977—
Jan-July
—
86%
*73%
May-Noo
3s
First &
90%
May
May-Nov
1952___—.June-Dec
Lorillard
Nashville
series B
Y New Haven
1
1980
99
86%
1st mtge 4%s series A 1973
Jan-July
{AN Y Ontario Si West ref 4s June 1992_Mar-Sept
AGeneral 4s 1955
—June-Dee
61%
61%
—
series
3s
debentures
3%s
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
1962_,
fALoinbard Electric 7s series A
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser
Louisville ft
—
102%
80%
——
*85%
Jan-July
interest 2003
debentures
98
—
93
Harlem River & Port Chester—
bds—
interest
1998
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
contingent interest 2003
5s contingent interest 2003
subord
96%
96%
97
33
99
First ft refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-Julf
AGeneral mtge conv lnc 4%s series A 2022—May
••
interest 2003
general 4s series
Aircraft Corp—
98%
84
—
99%
Jon-July
Connecting RR 2%a series B 1975
Y Si Harlem gold 3'As 2000
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
N
—
99% 100
■'
——
1998
3'As
Y
Northern
mtge
Miami
Lockheed
94%
—
88
*90
Feb-Aug
(N Y)—
contingent
86%
—
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
May
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979—-April-Ocl
Lexington Si Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-Oct
Little
Income
N Y Lack
•
,
4'/2s
ASeries-F
101%
101%
101%
98%
Mar-Sept
1964—:
consol
gen
mortgage
Mortgage 4s
114
*100%
4'/2S fixed interest 2003
Series C
98%
110
*61%
April-Ocl
1st mortgage -4 %s extended
to
Series
99
98
*100%
mortgage 5s extended to 1984—
RR
95%
92'A
24
98
*110%
1997——Aprll-Oc<
Terminal—
stamped
Valley
99
95
60
■
—
York Chicago ft St Louis—
4'As
97
101V4
102
-Jan-July
gold
1998
registered
100%
98 Va
93
River RR—
collateral
First
99% 101%
——Jan-July
Power
Lehigh Valley Railway Co
Lehigh
104
100% 100%
Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
.Jan-July
i——Jan-July
1st Si ref 5s stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st
New
103%
♦„
June-Dec
.—April-Ocl
Lehigh Coal 3c Navigation 3'As A 1970
Lehigh Valley. Coal Co—
5s
100
101
,
-
,
1974
1961
RR
3'As
I
...
1998
1997
registered
97%
1
__
Co-
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3'As
>•
i.June-Dec
;
ft
*86%
1st mtge sink fund 3% ser A 1968
June-Deo
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3%s 1997—June-Dec
3'/28 registered 1997
——
—June-Dec
ret
100
N
June-Dec
1976
1984...
2%s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
{AKrcuger Si Toll 5s certificates
Si
3 Via
35
99'A
97%
107'A
"
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1950
RR
registered
Shore
104 %
89
*102
—
April-Oct
1956
Central & Hudson
3%s
110%
98
C
97%
*97%
May-Woo
1954—
series D
Central
10
100%
*84
Mar-Sepl
General mortgage 3'As 1997—
Lake
105%
99%
*.99
—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis series E 1980—June-Dec
Aprll-Oct
.
1st
121%
103%
Mar-Sept
1990
4s
1961
Lakefront Dock &
116 V2
20
series
1974
1954
B
series
4%s series B
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s
Stamped 1961
unguaranteed
York
Y
122 %
11
N
Power ft Light 23/4S
1st mortgage 2%s 1978—
1st mortgage 2%s 1980
Kansas City Southern
Ry Co—.
4Vis
116%
K
mtge
Kings County Elec Lt
N
127%
102
6
100
♦„
1976—Mar-Sept
debs
109%
*98
1959—June-Deo
City
Plain
128%
122%
7
.
4s
2%$
Light
3%s
109
Jan-July
Jan-July
Clear
&
■
&
121%
47
-
J
Kanawha
121 %
Mar-Sept
1978
Power
121
,
1980—
Franklin
127
121
Jan-July
1972—Afay-Nov
*5
3%s
1st
Joy
127% 127%
ft
Power Co—
1st
Jamestown
127
127%
——Jan-July
Rys Central America 1st 5s B
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s < debentures series A 1977
Jersey Central
127
Jan-July
Inter
Interstate
April-Oct
Chemical Corp—
debs 1977
subord
conv
Jan-July
A
1956™——_
5s
102%
97
97%
99'A
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Refunding Si lmpt 4'As series A 2013—Aprll-Oct
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
Aprll-Oct
Collateral trust 6s 1980
—April-Oct
{International Great Northern RR—
AFirst
5s
S3%
Mexico Ry—
Si
Consolidated 4s series A
149
100%
102
128
1988
1977
3%s
series A
AFirst 4%s
New
13
Power ft Light 3s
5%s
High
103%
44
100 % 100%
Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1988—Feb-Aug
AFirst
162%
95
145% 149
*__
1974
AFirst
101
98
*99% 102
Feb-Aug
100%
May-Not
1982
Bell Telephone 3y8s
{New Orleans Texas
102%
L010
S3'A
104% 104%
New Orleans Terminal
101%
11
Jan. 1
No.
•i>9% 100%
May-Nov
April-Ocl
Mar-Sept
debentures
New
100
Range since
Sold
*97
debentures
New Jersey
103%
100
100% 100%
Jan-July
;
1974—April-Oct
1982
Bends
High
June-Deo
3s
1
100
Friday's
1967
3s
101 %
or
Bid ft Asked
4'As series B 1901
guaranteed
New Jersey
100% 100%
1972———_Mar-Sept
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
Mar-Sept
1st
103
May-Woo
Indianapolis Union Ry CoRefunding and imp 2%s series C 1986—June-Deo
Co
100
105
May-Woo
1955—
Illinois Terminal Ry 4s series A
IAliseder Steel Corp 6s 1948
Inland Steel
First
102
104
*98%100%
—
1st
Sale Price
—
104
Cons
mtge 3%s series F 1984————.—Jan-July
1st mtge 3%s ser G 1980—
Feb-Aug
1st 3Via
Corp
Supply 2%s debentures
England Tel Si Tel Co—
New
102
Steel
f debs
s
National
101%
98 %
Distillers Prods 3%s
National
95%
92%
103
102
Last
Period
Low
I
92 3'4
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
Natl
Consol mortgage 4%s-3%s ser A 1979—-May-Wot
Consol mortgage 5%s-3%s series B
1979-May-Woo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974_
May -Nov
RECORD
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
or
Bale Price
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
1981—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
June-Deo
Illinois Central RR—
BOND
June 27, 1955
JUNE 24
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
Chronicle.Monday,
;—June-Dec
May-Woe
*95%
96%
96 Va
99
97%
97%
98'A
22
97
100%
May-Woo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
95%
95%
95%
1
«S5
98%
June-Dec
ICO'A
__Aprii-Oct
*93
94 %
*__
96%
*102
103%
100% 100'A
*100
100%
92%
93 %
102
96%
99%
105
109% 103 %
100%
100%
*
■\h
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
New York Stock
Phillips Petroleum
3.70s
deb
conv
Interest
Sale Price
2%a
or
debentures
1964
2
98 '/a
100%
Bunray Oil Corp. 2%s
113%
121
Swift
__
101
103 'A
103%
104
Refund
and
__
108%
109
Refund
and
Low
108% 108%
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Va;
1970
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
5s
108%
109% 109%
108
110
4
87%
100
3
98 %
102
102'/8
6
102
102%
100
100%
50
100
First
109%
1
92
100
100 J/4
107%
110
SL2
First
general
First
general 4Vis
5s
Plantation'Pipe
series
Potomac Elec Power
First
mortgage
C
1st
3s
D
2%s
103'/a
Service
June-Dec
1977
mtge 3 Vis 1977
1983
100
105 y8
110
94%
97
97
ft
II
101
100
142
~2
142
*208
216
*—
105 %
141
3s
Rochester
Gas
&
:
216 %
*102
Lawrence &
Second
gold
97
95
.,
102 y2
102
99%
84
99
85
83
99
9o%
*175
185
*154
164
1st
debentures
,
1976
152%
127%
Southern Bell
3s
2022
99
99
*98
debs
f
Southern
6%s
3V4S
convertible
Pacific
88
*86
88
Jan-July
May
102% 103
100
98
'
*115%
107%
108%
103%
100
100
1989—May-Nou
*113
107
118
118%
201
97
103y4
*103
*94%
98
*—
April-Oct
♦101
76%
101%
Edison
1970_
92%
254
92 %
82%
113%
98%
29
101 %
92'A
98%
98'A
116
97%
116%,
84%
1.21%
Joint
33/4s
series A
122%
101
115
3 Ve s
debentures
106
57
105 %
Coil
105
107%
37
104%
106%
Standard
Oil
Standard
2%s
100
100%
„
Oil
132 y4
101 &
101
*88%
Chemical
96%
first
85
96%
96%
100
95%
24
132%
101
5
93
93%
93
98
4;
I'.vt''. a "•sr.
153
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161
135
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135
152
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159 %V
135
.
159
-v.
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...
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■
81
88%
*85%
Jan-July
■'-if'-v: \
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May-Nov
99%
♦94%
1st
98
37
100%
16
102%
10
102%
101
104
112
110
110
—
101
103 %
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105
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88
119%
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32
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103
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92%
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82
r_April
June-Dec
84 3A
86 %
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99 y4
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85
71
86%
96%
7
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86
83
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"
86 %
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71
90
67
73
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;
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„
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103
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103
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104
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97
95
May-Not;
101% 101%
1
101 %
103%
1966
Jan-July
103 % 104 %
6
103%
106%
guaranteed 2361
-Jan-July
_Jan-July
1974
3%s
series
4s
I
77%
1984
76%
77'A
74%
75
101 %
75%
16
68%
117
77%
75%
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101
104%
100%
102%
■
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■
—
.
.
100
♦97
•J
*105%
May
97%
97%
—
103%
--
107
A
2%s
1971
B
Central
series
4s
mtge
first
RR
4%s
105
92%
97%
170% 170%
2
152%
170 %
50
90
*89
4
101% 101%
101 %
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
♦100
100%
102%
101
103%
—
_
103%
100
100%
2
100% 100%
90
101
'
—
*103%
Jan-July
1960
108%
100%
3
93%'
Mar-Sept
104%
Co—
2004
A
inc
Electric
4s
105
6
93%
105
Jan-July
1980
Corp
105%
104% 104%
105
Mar-Sept
series
Electric
ser
Power
83%
Jan-July
May
83%
83
*81%
82
June-Dec
*91%
93
Mar-Sept
A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976
*95
5
96%
■
86%
74%
87
92
——
__
_
83
95
102 'A 1
First
mortgage 2%s 1979
Public Service 3%s
Wisconsin
75 %
Electric Light & Power 2%s
—
—
1976-Jan-JuIy
—
y
'
■
'
—
—
.
100%
103%
93
93%
Included In the year's range, 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.
v"
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
v
^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
100% 101%
189
100 Vi
113
118
123
Jan-July
1071
__
92%
726
109%
123%
94%
123%
91%
92
Jan-July
97
98'A
Mar-sept
1973
1981
A Jan
1960
5s
mtge
Gen
96
99 '/a
101%
120
92%
104%
96%
100 %
94%
94
*100
105
*120
105%
102
102% 102%
4y4s series B Jan
3y2s
debentures
Wisconsin
104%
103
v-:.
__
*110
94%
98% \
99%
*102
1973—Aprll-Oct
V
98'%
*__
*
101%
94 %
./
95
99%
143
101%
—
94%
«
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115%
10
138
138
June-Dee
1969
*104
9
91 %
10
96%
99'A
104%
104%
Deferred
ABonds
delivery
selling
sale
not
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In the
June
20,
whether
following extensive list
we
furnish
1955, and ending Friday, June 24.
stock
bond
or
in
which
a
AND
p is compiled from
a
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Aluminum
Armf
Aero
Co
Wire
Adams
Hat
Allnya
.
common.-..
Stores
-
Inc
,
Supply Manufacturing
Aeroqulp
Corp'oratlon__
6%
1
30
7 %
4
14%
14
Shares
400
150
2.400
14%
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
common.
page
35.
•
11%
10%
12
year.
JUNE
ENDED
24
7,200
2.000
—
—
14,800
Last
STOCKS
Range since
Low
7%
—
WEEK
Friday
30%
4%
FOR
4%
28
Jan
Mar
5% Mar
4
8%
Jun
Jan
7% Mar
10
Jun
Jan.
73s
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Jun
Jan
8% May
6% Jan
Air Associates Inc
Air
Way
Alrfleets
AJax
(N J)
Inc
3
'
—
2
17% Mar
Alabama
7%
Feb
Alabama
Great Southern
12%
Jan
Alabama
Power
Corp
4.20%
50
preferred-.—100
Shares
Range
800
—
%
31
—
—
1
since Jan.
High
Low
12%
Jan
16%
16%
3,800
13% Mar
17
Jun
25%
16%
—50c
Petroleums Ltd
Gas
1
for Week
Range
High
11%
11%
i
Inc
Industries
Sales
Week's
oi Prices
Low
Par
High
38
beginning Monday,
intended to include every security
Stock Exchange for the week
Sales
High
7
the American
for Week
•
5
6%
30
4
-1
Alnsworth
of Prices
7'A
.1
I
__
Range
Low
10
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Week's
on
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is
dealings have occurred during the current
any
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions
RANGE
Acme
\
•••'>
Union Telegraph Co—
Wisconsin
134%
102% 103
series
Income debentures
Yonkers
1967
conv
debs
83
132'A 133%
,,
April-Ocf
1985
1974
37/8s
90
84
May-Nov
debs
gold 4Vis 2013
5s
88
—
84
(Indiana) 3y8s conv 1982—April-Ocf
(N J) debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
debentures
Stauifer
90
June-Deo
1968-
Wheeling Steel 3%s series O 1970
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967—a
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
RR—
-
first
Products
94%
*163
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Jan-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
107%
56
105% 105%
*iooy8
Shore
4%s
105% 106'A
May-Noo
2%s
1983
ASpokane Internal
Standard
103%
—June-Deo
registered 2361
30-year
105%
107
Power
Westlnghouse
124%
April-Oct
Jan-July
1956
1977
Tel
102
*—
1975—Mar^ept
1978—Mar-Sept
1979—June-Dee
H 1980—-Mar-Sepl
>ncome
Penn
Western
85
April-Oct
1956
1996
5s
Northeastern
Bell
105%"
105%
106% ',
*102% 103%
1st 4s ser A 1969—Aprll-Ocf
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
Jan-July
117
78%
13
4s
Electric
5s
ioe%
April-Oct
general 4s series A 1956—
Southwestern
105%
104%
103%
Jan-July
Jan-July
:
-
105
30
104 %
104
*89
-
mtge
Penn
4s
97%
111
504
85
121
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1994
5s
general 6Vis series A
Orleans &
98%
',*92
gtd 4s series B 1957
Power Co—
v
mtge income
95
107
Mar-Sept
1961
gold
Memphis Div first gold
New
ref
Winston-Salem S
mortgage 2yis series G
6s
104 y4
98%
*104% 104%
Western Maryland Ry
ioi y«
94%
6
95
116
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
general
4%s
mtge
West
95 %
112 y*
92
93%
95
1973—June-Dec
1996
and
and
West
110 %
*92%
Jan-July
1977—
A
mortgage 2%s series F
and
1947—
ctfs
West
135
97%
92%
%
96%
63 y2
*112
Jan-July
1986
Devel and
104 %
98%
104 %
April
1991—-April
Feb-Nov
1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 8%s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
Co—
Mortgage 27/8s series E
Devel
797%
<•__
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s
163 y8
1
76%
132% 135
Aprll-Oct
May-Nov
-May-Nov
consol
99
98%
*102% 103 %
Apr-Oci
mtge series A 1951
Gen
103%
93 %
*97% 100
June-Dec
1963
76%
133
96%
160%
94'A
*175
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
debentures
first
105% %
w
103%
95
102 y2
93%
Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
1981
Ry
90%
86 %
103%
.
i
assented series A 1947
Gen
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Devel
99%
95%
877/B
877/b
Wabash RR Co—
99%
April-Oct
1969
First
99%
109%
104
98
98
_May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3V4s ser O
262
95
June-Dec
1982
5s
(Oregon Lines)
Southern
103%
96 %
508
Corp—
119
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
4 Vis
First
98
100%
6
97
106 % 109'A
98
2%s ser
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3%s ser J 1982
April-Ocf
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s 1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
117
112
__
*105
First
100
91
36
103 y.
1983
gtd
Gold
First
96%
refund mtge 2%s ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
Co—
San Fran Term
7
102
102
109%
——April-Oct
First and
105'A
102%
15
100
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
conv
4Vis
4 '/is
1973
1967
Works
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%'J conv subord debentures
88%
*100
1951
First
Gold
101%
95%
— —
-
Soutnern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s conv
Southern
97
94
100%
v
99
*100
1987
California
debentures
2%s debentures 1976
Virginia Electric &
99
81
88V2
April-Oct
1985
„
106
103
95%
>
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Ocl
1972
debentures
2%s
Participating
102%
99
—
88%
May -Nov
1979
debentures
debentures
1971—I
9%s sinking fupd mtge series C 1951
3%s assented series C 1951
Telephone & Telepgrah Co—
debentures
2%s
2%s
100
'
Jan-July
152%
*152% 160
June-Dec
RR
16
*__
Mar-Sept
;j
sy4s assented series-A 1951
152%
& Sons 2Vis 1966
Ala
104'A 104'A
47'A
100
97%
5
*100
Feb-Aug
coll trust 3%s 1972
«%s sinking fund
169
Mar-Sept
Bkelly Oil 2yis debentures 1965
Bocony-Vacuum Oil 2%s 1976
North
97%
86
98
—
97%
May-Nov
sinking fund
United Steel
146%
125
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
t§ ASileslan-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
&
31%
June-Deo
2%s debs 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
3%s
148
gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs
Shell Oil 2%s debentures 1971
South
68%
—
Mar-Sept
s
170
140
„
*170
April-Oct
Corp 3%s
351
234
Missouri 3%s
6%s debs series A
125
debentures ^1974
Sinclair Oil
78
37
h— O o
99 3A
73%
31%
♦99%
Mar-Sept
1961
1975
4%s
86 y4
152% 152%
A 1971
RR Co—
Halske
2
78
3%s 1960—June-Dec
2%s debs
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970—.~l
101%
152% 152%
mtge 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures 1977
&
105 %
37
1960—Jan-July
Aprll-Oct
3%s 1982
debs
U S Rubber
83%
152%
1st
fASiemens
19
135%
104
1977
Bt Paul Union Depot 3%b B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
Bcott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
3s
100
June-Dec
*97%
99%
<*98%
Second 4s Inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
fit. Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Seagram (Jos E)
100
1974
3%i debentures 1977
102%
152%
1996
Line
104 %
*105%
104%
101%
May-Nov
mortgage 4s series A 1997
Air
1985— Jan-July
104
—
100 %
98
134
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
99
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
A Second mtge inc 4 Vis series A Jan
fit Louis-Southw.estern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Seaboard
3
'
loo
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4y4s s f debs 1973
April-Oct
0t" Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st
101
97
Corp—
Adlrond'k
6s
99%
•:
99%
99%
*h>8
1960
and lmpt
Corp
Vandalia RR consol
Saguenay Power 3s series
103
95
*135
Union
*100... ioi y2
May-Nov
:
General mortgage 4 Vis series D
General mortgage 3Vis series J
St
99%
E
ser
5s Jan
Oil of California
conv
2%s
101%
*95 '/4
Jan-July
-Jan-July
—
Electric
3%s
M
income
3%s
1955
6s
mtge
123
100%
Union Pacific RR—
143 %
210
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
AConsol
123
100
June-Dec
Orleahs 3%s
New
Cent ref
1st mtge
101%
101 %
__
Jan-July
§ A Direct mtge 7s 1950
§ A Direct mtge
6s 1952
I AConsol mtge 6s 1953:
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
3%s series O
1971
May-Nov
coll trust 2%s 1975_April-Oct
May-Nov
1st mtge & coll tr 2%s 1980
June-Dec
■-
1946
Ohio
1st mtge &
1964:
mortgage 1946
assented
May-Nov
mortgage and
3s debentures 1968
99%
15
Rheinelbe Union—
3 Vis
of
Union Electric Co of
100
100
101%
*102%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J> Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
7s sinking fund
„
32
120
*95
100% 101%
100%
gold 5s 2000
refund
Tri-Continental
Union
101%
June-Dec
debentures
*__
Jan-July
April-Oct
First
100
*100
May-Noo
1972
2%s
and
RR
Term
__
*100
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Oct
Oats
96%
100
Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
Texas
1st
Quaker
95
94%
98
u
*93%
Mar-Sept
1963
debentures
ar.d
109%
*101
and
1st
95%
*106
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Ian-July
May-Nov
and
3%s
98
*94%
Louis-
3y4s series B
first
June-Dec
1970
Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037__June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
First
M
Tol &
*106
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
1968—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037
First
M
refund
General
Electric 8s Gas Co—
debentures
refund
Pacific
&
AAdJustment
Feb-Aug
mortgage 2%s 1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
3s
St
*__
■
First
Public
of
iinpt M 4s series C 2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
JAThlrd Ave Ry first refunding 4s
1974
series
Line
Assn
94%
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nor
1966
1972
1973
and
Texas
92
Mar-Sept
1962
B
RR
debentures
debentures
First and
5
110
April-Oct
1984
series
2%s
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
general
Co
debentures
Terminal
103%
108
&
2%a
High
Low
No.
High
,
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Low
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
or
Sale Price
>
Texas & New Orleans RR—
5s series B 1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
mtge 3 Vis 1964
May-Nou
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965__Jan-July
First
Period
High
103
*103
*108%
Week's Range
Last
Interest
Exchange
1,007
No.
*103
1964_May-Nov
series A
BONDS
New York Stock
98'/a
*101 y8
guaranteed 4s ser G 1957__Jfay-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
mtge 37/«s
Jan. 1
119V8 121%
120%
Consolidated
1st
Range since
Sold
98 '/a
June-Dec
5s series A
Bonds
High
Feb-Aug
1983
RECORD
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3yBs s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996__June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & 8t Louis Ry—
General mortgage
General mortgage
BOND
24
JUNE
ENDED
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
31
(2955)
27%
900
13% Jan
35%
Feb
11
H
17.300
%
Jan
27%
Jan
10%
Apr
31%
3,700
155% 155%
50
140
Jan
100% 102 %
250
100
Mar
30%
1
Apr
34% May
157
Jun
105%
Jan
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AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
since Jan.
Range
Low
High
1
High
5%
5%
5
1,900
Amer
dep rets Aaer share*
39%
-
All American Engineering Co
10*
7%
1
5%
:
36%
Jan
5%
Jan
9%
4%
Jan
4
Jan
6% May
Jan
13% May
6%
7%
63,100
5%
5%
3,100
Allied Artists Pictures
5%%
convertible
:
1
common
4%
4%
4%
4,000
4
Mar
5%
10 Va
10%
1,800
9% Mar
11%
Jan
15%
15%
1,200
19
Feb
35%
36%
1,000
Allied Control Co Inc
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock-. 1
15%
Allied Products (Mich) common
Aluminum Co of America—
36%
$3.75
cumulative
American Air Filter 5%
conv
{American
Co
Car
14%
96%
97%
500
95
22%
23%
300
21%
•
11 Va
11%
400
10%
1,800
10%
25o
pfd
'%
1
American Beverage common
American Book Co
%
1
•w—'
...
50
30
%
1
l
loo
9%
30
15
—
—
■.
Mar
%
Jan
10 %
1
Jan
American Hard Rubber Co
25
20%
2L%
1,400
17%
Apr
20
35%
35%
39%
3,800
24%
Jan
42%
25
28%
28%
28%
1,600
23%
Jan
29%
1
8%
8%
8% Mar
10 Va
Maracalbo
American
Meter Co-
com
;
Co
•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American Seal-Kap common
pfd
%
4
50c
29%
5
33% May
17%
250
14%
Feb
18%
4%
300
4Va
Jan
30
27
8%
3%
3 '/a
18,400
14%
14%
900
7%
8
J
2
30
21
Jun
"A"
shares
2.40
'
•
109
Apr
3"%
500
Jun
5
290
110
107
Jan
28%
3,400 >:■
22%
Jan
32
7,400
29%
Jan
38%
Apr
16%
16
16%
7,900
14% May
108% 108%
25
6%
A
•
4%% convertible preferred
Equipment Corp_
Associate Electric Industries—
33%
6%
6%
31%
34%
6,000
108% May
5% Mar
11,800
log
68%
66
08%
125
2.50
Aro
31%
30%
32%
5,500
18%
12%
800
8%
Jan
Jun
American dep rets reg
11
Associated Food Stores Inc
—1
Associated Laundries of America——I
12%
74 Va
34%
8
6%
6%
6%
4/100
6 Va
2%
2%
2%
7,700
1% Jan
4%
CI
A
(ex
$43
paid
•
I
I___1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
non-cum
l
preferred
53 %
1% May
200
47
Voting Machine
Science A Electronic
Sand
Colts
1,300
2%
Jan
300
3%
Jan
28'%
3
28%
Shoe
Cook
Apr
Corby
41/2
4'A
4%
20,300
3%
Jan
Jan
2
May
-I——l
16'A
Basin
Oil
Inc
—II20c
—I_IfiOc
Company
Bearing* Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
2
2
iff
6
16
13,600
Car-Na
16%
~2%
Feb
2|J' Jan
Feb
16%
Apr
6%
Apr
800
12% Mar
7%
"2%
2%
11%
Jan
Feb
3'A May
Jan
5
1,500
16% May
May
5%
Apr
Paint
(H)
Class
v;'
10%*
5% Mar
1,100
9
2%
4% May
'A
12,800
13%
5 3A
Coro
Oourtaulds
Creole
Jan
16% Mar
Crown
l
20 'A
19%
20%
8,300
19%
Jun
26% Feb
Crown Cork
1
24%
23%
25%
8%
Jan
25'/a
Jun
Bell Telephone of Canada
common
25
Benrus Watch Co Inc
—1
7,400
Crown
50%
50%
50%
1,000
Apr
50%
Jun
9%
9%
9%
2,700
9% May
Bohack
(S)
(H C)
Co
A
Co
common
~
Drug
OH
Co
45
210
99%
Jan
103
Refining
14
15
20
n
a
'
iff
7%
51%
•
7%
American
dep
4%
900
4
4%
2,300
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
British Columbia Power
British
Petroleum
2%
1,600
2'A
Jan
3%
Feb
Davidson
7%
Jun
5%
Jan
7%
7%,
25,100
7%
8%
13,000
26'A
qi/„
26%
50
3
Apr
26
Feb
4%
Jun
9% Mar
Day
8%
Dayton
Apr
Brothers
Mines
26% Feb
Dejay
Amer
Brown
deposit rets
Company
450
25
Jan
29% Mar
26
Apr
31
Dennlson
Jun
Brown
4%
Forman
8%
8%
8
[g
7,400
4%
ff
•
4%
100
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
8
Jan
ft Jun
33 %
33
33%
400
3U Feb
Feb
26
4%
33%
Jun
Jun
85,300
9% May
17 %
Jun
34,300
14% Jan
18%
Jun
107% Mar
120%
Jun
Dlversey
18%
Jan
Feb
Dome
Feb
Dominion
16%
7'A
16
13%
4,000
7%
7%
5,700
7%
Jan
13%
13%
2,500
13 %
Jun
20%
2.50
16%
20%
1,800
19% May
16
Mar
8
16%
26% Mar
*
5
5
100
Jun
5
Jun
•
19
19
100
18%
Jan
20
Apr
22%
23
4,300
22%
Apr
25%
Jan
500
7%
Jan
Byrd
•
6%
22%
X8%
50c
8%
10
5
8% Mar
10 % Mar
9
10%
10%
10%
2.50
19%
18%
20
300
11,400
11
Jan
10 Ve
10%
Jan
Jan
16%' Jan
20%
Apr
Mines Ltd—
Oil
convertible
25c
class A
7.50
(new)
Cable Electric Products common
Calamba Sugar Estate
100
_50c
.
•
California Electric Power
•
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co__ III "III
Camden Fire Insurance
_&II
5
Ltd
Canada Cement Co Ltd
Mar
12%
Apr
26 Va May
7
Jan
1,200
17% Jan
21%
19%
21%
3,200
10%
Jan
22%
Jun
15
450
14%
Jan
18 Va
Jan
7%
8
1,200
6%
Jan
1A
Apr
2
Jan
34
Jun
5% Jan
11
Jun
1ft
Domestic
Finance
Bridge
37,000
25%
400
27%
27%
700
30
20%
22 %
Jun
19%
19
300
3 "4
3,200
3%
800
29%
300
3
Jan
9% Mar
A J
26
Jun
13%
Jan
30
Feb
Jan
143
23%
155
May
Jan
3
May
3
Jan
19%- Jun
4% Mar
4% Mar
M
1%
2ft
■is
139,600
4%
3.000
28% J an
33%
29 Va
-36s
4%
Jan
3o
1%
Jun
2
Feb
Feb
is
Jun
16%
Jun
5
Mar
6%
Jan
8%
8%
600
7
J*n
9
Apr
22 %
200
19
Jan
16
5%
5
8%
At.
Jan
17%
17
17%
3.400
15% Apr
18 V2
Jan
13%
13%
1,600
10%
Apr
13%
Jun
6% Mar
8Vs
Feb
15%
Jan
800
12%
12%
l
5%
5%
5%
Duke
2%
3%
3,900
2%
Apr
5%
Jan
DuMont
9
600
8%
Jun
13%
Jan
Apr
4%
Jan
25 %
Jan
7% May
28%
28'A
50
49
44
%
7,700
36
Jan
44%
23 %
i>
23%
23%
3,400
19%
Jan
24
8,800
8%
Feb
10
9
8%
9
—
23%
Jun
Feb
Mar
Jan
39% Mar
45 %
Jan
54%
54%
100
50% Jan
*58%
Feb
14%
15%
12,400
13% Jan
—
Co
B)
12 Va
1,200
13
44%
•
Driver Harris Co
Jun
Jun
13%
4*
ltf
%
22%
1+
7.50
7%
A Mar
12%
4*
10
(Allen
Jun
Jan
3,600
16%
Corp commo.
Oo Ltd
Inc
Power
4%
900
5%
_1
SJ#
common
3
16'A
22%
6s id
Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common
Drilling A Exploration Co
A
200
-
.
3%
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Class
4,200
11
•
3%
iL.
Textile Co Ltd
Dorr-Oliver
•
.iiO
Dominion Steel A Coal ord stock
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion
1%
34
10
19%
L*d.
Exploration
Feb
%
Laboratories—
10s
common
2%
4%
2
2%
29,600
4 % *
4%
900
18%
20,100
1/
1%
4
Jan
2%
Apr
V? Jun
6'A
Jan
3%
17%
17%
14
13%
5%
14%
12,600
ft
5%
5,500
29%
29%
650
5
American
14
11%
5
Feb
May
Jan
4
18%
May
Jun
14% 'Jun
Jan
27% Mar
32%
%
14%
17 Va Mar
44% Mar
1
2,9S
2%
2
6%
6 A
Canner*
•
Canadian
Dredge A Dock Co Ltd.
Canadian
Homestead Oils Ltd
Marconi
j
see
page
35.
2%
12,100
32,300
"2%
Mar
5% May
16
2
g3/8
"2 iV
2,200
6%
11,400
10a
—
Corp
of
~5%
7,400
-
6%
6%
4%
Jun
~8%
Jan
6% May
Jan
9%
8%
Jan
700
27% May
9%
16,300
x7% Mar
44,200
27%
America.
900
10
10
3%
7%
1
Sulphur jfy *»»>♦«•»•
Dynamics
4%%
3ft Apr
7A
Feb
2
J8n
Jun
5% Mar
23% Mar
3%
Feb
9%
Apr
common
prior preferred
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States
$7
$6
•
10c
Duval
Eastern
Canadian
common
dep rets ord reg
Co
(The)
Durham Hosiery class B common.
Duro Test Corp common.
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assn
•
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
Ltd
Duraloy
3}jj Mar
27%
8%
.
Feb
10
Apr
30%
Jan
9% May
Jan
37% May
29%
6%
Apr
JO
footnotes
J»n
24% Mar
175
21%
Oo
dep rets ord reg
Corp
4% Jan
*
common
6%% preference
For
17% Feb
Jun
18%
"27%
i
(The)
8,600
22,400
„1
Calgary A Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canadian
Jan
3%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
C AC Super Corp
Bread Co
9%
Feb
26% May
Ltd—
Co
American
7%
78
C
Canada
Mfg
Oils
7%
'A
7%
2%
common
Jan
Jan
33
Products
8%
3s 6d
12 %o
dep rets ord shares
Corporation
Distillers
17%
1
Burry Biscuit Corp
2 Va
May
24%
Devoe A Raynolds class
18%
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
American
Hardware
16%
10
7% preferred
Apr
19
100
Steel
17%
l
60c convertible
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Jun
9%
16 %
14%
A
Detroit
16%
♦
common
60%
165
250
Jun
Jun
Jan
6 Va
10
48,100
8
13% May
25% Feb
150
23
165
25
"7%
vHi
ManufacturingDetroit Gray Iron Foundry
17%
BSF
Burma
Gasket
1
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
Detroit
£1
preferred
9,500-
25
10%
debenture
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
cumulative
6%
10s
reg
3%
12%
A
Mfg class A common
8 %
Detroit
ord
700
Jun
Jun
20%
20%
/ 1
class
Oo
4,100
common
26%
11%
2.60
common
31
$5 convertible preference
45% May
200
2,600
16%
x!5
21%
Inc.
Rubber
Stores
28
common
41,500
8%
25
Ino
30%
Ltd—
Co
Jan
5% Jan
14%
12
Daltch Crystal Dairies Ino..
Davenport Hosiery Mills
2%
28
reg
Jan
9%
D
31
10s
ord
rets
12%
1
28
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
60 3 i
22%
tt Jan
19% Mar
3%
common
17% Jun
600
26%
*3%
19
Apr
69,500
8
8%
Demleln Corporation
dep rets ord bearer
900
3,900
14
8%
14
Apr
Jan
%
3,600
20%
,
Amer
.
16%
16
14%
Lighting Inc common..
Curtis Manufacturing Oo (Mo).
•
Co
.
16
%
20
_a$«
4
2%
"•
101
Apr
American Tobacco—
Oil
16%
200
IA
165
III•
American
British
100
17%
78
preferred
May
101
~4u.
common
British
Jan
18%
Mar
♦
Manufacturing Co
Jun
L5
common
14%
20o
Co
Jan
44%
Curtis
Jan
Jan
35% Mar
partlcIZI*
Jan
10'A Mar
Feb
300
(Md)
"A"
8%
1
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light A Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Brlllo
Internat'l
7% May
36
Feb
Apr
9%
5%
60%
500
500
14%
15%
6% Mar
:i!
7%
700
Jan
xl0% Mar
3
reg)
oo.
7 %
13
Jan
Jun
Apr
»{&
(ord
Apr
38%
12
40%
Jan
.1
common
Cent Petroleum
Crystal
29% Mar
Jan
% Mar
Jun
f
9%
12%
14%
Apr
5%
.
Jan
37 %
31%
Jun
%
—
Jun
8% May
Jun
2%
•
Crowley Mllner A
$6
A
5%
12%
11%
1%
common
500
331/2
13% Jan
Jun
600
JH
~7%
•
Bourjols Inc
Gas
Jun
•
common
13
Jan
May
17%
_i7%
prior cumulative preferred—100
Scrymser Co
j
Bridgeport
13%
Jun
25% May
21,400
Cuban Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban
Tobacco
common
5%%
Borne
Jan
Jan
Jan
-18%
•
"3
common
Blumenthal
10%
11%
19
-
10$
•
Black Starr A Gorham class A
Blauner's
45%
24
2,900
1
Oo
»•*<••**»♦•
Petroleum
14%
j
class
deD
100
,
Jan
I
Corp
Corp
Ino
Ltd—
American
1,300
—
5
18%
Reynolds
5%
common
9%
11%
—
16%
A
16%
Blckford's Inc
Var
Varnish
preferred
16
common
Jan
3,200
Corp.
Inc
$1
5'A
Bellanca Aircraft
Feb
100
voting
ig%
5'A
12%
8,800
non-voting.
Cornucopia Gold Mlnas.
l
*"
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
12% May
22%
2,700
B
Oorroon
9%
Distillery Ltd—
A
Class
1
common
Beck
Jun
600
Inc
A
A
Jun
12%
Feb
2 i
Jun
50o
Commercial
18
2'/a
49%
Jan
7
1,900
Lines
Uranium
12%
5%
Jan
14
3,800
Continental
Jan
13
36%
1,600
Jun
Jan
•
500
Co.
6 Va
15%
1
Jan
900
9
500
8%
1,400
2,000
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Apr
1.2R
15,900
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
7 Va
1,500
Aviation
17%
...
Jan
2,100
Englneerlng_l
Air
j
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
2%
Utilities
Continental
12%
Jan
Jun
"
11,300
Engineering
Gas
Continental
17 %
Jun
4%
1%
;ljr
11% Mar
ii%
12% Jan
30,000
Oo.
Inc
28%
17'A
13% Mar
36%
3% Mar
—
8,900
ny2
,
9% Mar
27% Mar
—
1965
Jun
Banco de los Andes—
11% May
200
1956—
Containers
Feb
7
9% Mar
Machinery
to
to
Continental
~i
——IIIIlo
8
Jun
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining A Smelt'g Ltd—
Consolidated Royalty Oil
l<r
Feb
Apr
Mar
Jan
Consolidated
Jun
21
6%
6,000
Oo.
Continental
Class A
Mar
1,200
4 ■■J?
20
Oo.
ext
Connelly
Jan
10% Mar
17
5%
Service
ext
Feb
16%
14% Mar
May
1,000
Oo.
common
Stone
Vtc
Coleolldated
& Gas-
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
44
14,000
A
Public
Jan
4%
8%
94% Mar
Jan
ii
'
3%
21
Jan
28
950 ;
ordinary
Vtc
•
Bailey A Selburn Oil
Corp.
Manufacturing
Feb
4%
800
75%
375
Commodore Hotel Inc.
13 %
1,100
2^5 Jan
16% Mar
2,100
Airlines
24% Mar
3%
Feb
Apr
1%
7,900
Development
Jan
9,700
5% Mar
Jan
6
600
4
Producta
Colonial
Jun
4%
Feb
8%
12 y* Mar
400
Farm Equipment
Apr
9%
Jan
27,800
Corp
Aluminum
15%
28%
5%
100
Co.
Coal
10%
16
1,300
common
Manufacturing
4,800
8%
22
Jun
12,900
15%
Jan
Jun
12%
9
16,100
16 V*
13%
21%
16
41% Apr
35 %
11%
•
Jan
!f
29%
20%
lc
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
38
10
1,400
11%
3%
Jun
15
1,100
Jan
5
Apr
Jan
Controller
Colonial
May
Feb
55
May
Jan
9%
8% Mar
12
1% Mar
Colon
Jun
2%
87a Mar
98
23% Mar
104% Jan
99% Feb
Feb
500
America.
Cable
A
Consolidated
1
Automatic
Axe
53
1%
Feb
300'
Ltd.
Co
20%
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
1%
Jun
7%
93 V4
900
20% Jan
Compo
103% 103%
60
600
•
*53)
81%
2,000
Cocksbutt
on
l
22
Feb
common
Oil
Gommunlty
dlv
arrear
Jan
75 Va
pfd.
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc
Associated Tel & Tel—
July 1 '53 A $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co__
28%
Jan
Club
Apr
12 %
Co
of
Co
CUnchfleld
May
Jan
Jan
200
Hosiery Oo.
Clayton A Lambert Manufacturing
Jun
Mar
56
May
25%
Clauaaner
109% May
7% Jan
34%
Mar
12
525
Clary Corporation
17% Jan
24% Mar
Aircraft
Clarostat
Apr
34 V*
■7 A
8% Mar
1,400
$1.50
preferred
Corp
Clark
Apr
27%
32%
Jan
18,800
Corp.
Secur
City Auto Stamping.
Clark
(The) D L Oo.
Apr
110%
4%
Circle Wire
Feb
13%
€% Mar
Chicago Rivet A Machine
Chief Consolidated Mining
11% Jun
10 V* May
27%
ants
war.
9
38,200
400
4
10%
32 %
100
Armstrong Rubber Co class
10%
5
.
preferred
Armour & Co
11%
3%
4
Jan
i 9% May
Cherry-Burrell common
'
—.
18 V*
15% Mar
Jan
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 10
Mar
Ilg
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas Power A Light—
4.72%
10%
11
i
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Camera* Inc
i
Apr
Jan
Charter
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Angostura-W upper man
5% Mar
5%
4
preference
Charls
4A« Apr
15
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
6
Camberlln
9% Mar
3 Va May
%
Jun
5%
7,600
Illinois
Cessna
Feb
10%
_Jan
2,000
Investors Ino.
Convertible preference
Jun
Jan
6%
11,900
At
14%
20o
Jan
Jan
Jun
"
36,200
Century Electric Go common.
Apr
16%
400
commo
Century
4% Feb
13
10,000
20
139
115
3%
-1
400
Central Power A Light 4%
37% Jan
4%
18%
—
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
225
37
32%
1,700
Va
1,000
Central Ohio Steel Producta.
36% Jun
17%
2
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Development class A
Jan
36%
35%
5
American
8,600
34%
35
25
American Thread 5% preferred
American Tractor Corp
9
-
110% Mar
M)
3.50%
Apr
Jan
Manufacturing Co
American
Feb
10% Feb
''6 %
Central Maine Power Co—
Jun
Machine
American
Jan
4-'12
Corp
Conv
21% Jan
American Laundry
116
Co commo
(A
Central
Jan
Jun
10
A Go.
of America
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd.
Jun
62
Jan
450
Jan
7 ■y 5% Jan
33 .'1 Jun
,
Jun
8%
Light $5 pfd
dep rcta B ord
W)
Products
C&talin
Jan
1%
Apr
50
——
(J
Castle
Feb
1 Va
9%
300
common.
Casco
Jun
33
Apr
Apr..
Jun
5%»Jan
3'2%
Ltd—
American
12% Apr
Jun
6%
30
Co
Power A
Carter
Mar
24
27%
8,*00
Inc.
•
2i| May
300
2
Carreras
Feb
100% May
Jan
10,600
\
25%
Jun
1% May
Co.
Carolina
40% Feb
9% Mar
1,800
200
'
5%
Jan
Jan
•
common
Jan
Carnation
'
''
3%
33%
'
-
100
preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturings
Aluminum Industries common
Ambrook Industries Inc
Bantam
:•
I
A
Kennedy
A
Baxter
Carman
Jan
10%
1
10
Corp
preferred
1
Carey
'
Alles A Fisher
3U
12,600
Capital City Products common.
Capital Transit Co..
High
17% Mar
6,800
5,200
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Jun
44
Low
1
1
Range slnec Jan.
High
Wllilston Minerals
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Jan
Feb
7%
9%
7
2,200
300
39%
7
—
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
37%
„
Shares
Ltd partlc pfd—10
Petroflna
Canadian
6% Feb
May
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
Alfmene Kunstxijde Unle N V
Week's
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Canadian
5%
—1
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Alaska Alrlln— ino
EXCHANGE
ENDED JUNE 24
Sales
ale Price
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
Monday, June 27, 1955
Corp
preferred series A.
preferred
series
preferred
25
1
,
11%
10%
11%
76
75
76
35%
33%
36%
700
2 6'/a
4,000
25
24%
132
167%
B.
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial
$2
10
100
lnt—1
30
182
166% 167%
1,400
9%
63%
28
17%
50
172
50
160
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
12%
Feb
73
Jun
35%
Jun
26%
May
195
May
181%
18%
Jan
20%
21 Va
Jan
25
Jun
Mar
Feb
Apr
May
(2957)
american stock exchange
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Shares
Sale Price
•
Par
Low
Easy. Washing Machine clau B.
Elder
•
20%
Mines Limited
Ele^Vic
Bond
17,900
78
is
29%
30%
il
Corporation
12%
3,400
12%
12%
13«/2
common.
19%
19
19%
13%
13
13%
3,900
of
Empire District Electric
Empire Mill work Corp
5%
12
Jan
6%
5%
6%
1%
1%
1%
3,500
1%
1%
1%
11,900
17%
Jan
Glass
Jsannette
Co
Jerry
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
500
7%
o%
20%
23%
7,000
18%
Apr
23 'A
Jun
4%
4%
4Va
23,700
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Kaiser
——1
46%
46%
42% Jan
63%
Feb
Kansas Gas A Electric 4%%
Kawneer Co (Del)
convertible
preferred
Inc
Eur eka
.8%
1
Corporation Ltd
$1
•
5%
5%
100
VA
A
60,400
19,900
%
16%
130
15%
"Warrants
-.4
Eureka Pipe Line common
700
v
l.'o
"l'A
or 25c
49
10
15%
105% Mar
Jan
4%
Jan
1
5% Mar
May
1A
%
Jan
18% Mar
Motors
New
Factor
(Max)
Fairchild
A Co class A
Camera
Oils Ltd
A
1
Instrument
27
2So
2
•
.
5
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Fire
Association
Wrth
Rtcrtlng
Pishroan
(Phila)
10
/
/
16
4%
4%
4%
63%
2,200
27
25
1%
16,200
1V2
Jan
3A
100,300
118
Jan
4%
33,600
.
Ffiv
B
)u
Co
dep
5%
13.400
3%
Jan
5% May
633/4
643/4
Jan
64%
Jun
0%
4% Mar
6%
10%
Apr
Jan
24
Jan
Kropp (The)
Jan
Kroy
Oils
Ltd.
Krueger Brewing
51%
7,^o0
300
10
21%
21
22%
3,900
20%
6%
6,900
5%
Jan
125% 126%
1,400
102%
Jan
128
Jan
130
Fuller
(Geo
Lake
Kleinert
ft
6%
•
125%
6%
— -
4
x
712
1
—
1.2*
5%
•
17
7.6
'.3%
8%
3%
100
4%
5%
36,700
16%
May
Jun
7%
h'
•
£1
reg
Co
Power
Co
17
32%
common.
t
46,000
6
8%
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17
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209
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4
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300
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94
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106
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103
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105
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108
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104
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20
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Jan
Jun
136
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30 3/a Mar
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100
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1.409
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3%
3
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1
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100
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4
4
3
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31
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4
23
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900
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31
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Feb
Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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1
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23
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23
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124
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1
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10
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50o
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20
11% May
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31
4
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preferred
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Feb
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Muskegon Piston Ring
Jun
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8%
20
100
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cumulative
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100
6
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preferred
preferred
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cumul
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cumulative
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9
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pfd—100
99%
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Jun
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5
9%
1
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9
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8
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20
Mar
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Refineries
Wohl
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Jan
200
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Miller
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29%
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Abrasive
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8
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15
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100
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preferred
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19
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Michigan Steel Tube
99%
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l,20i>
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1
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5%
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81 5
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451,600
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18
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Merrill
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15
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2,700
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27
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Feb
11
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National Union Electric Corp
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213/4 May
500
5%
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National
Jan
14% Feb
Jan
Marconi International Marine
41%
7%
100
8y2
5%
6%
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Mar
20%
1% Mar
Jan
Mar
—7
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Public
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111%
4
20%
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7
M
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811
footnotes
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300
6%
1
1
1
*
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Jun
11%
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(The)
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104
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40
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1A
7%
5%
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Longlnes-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land A Exploration
Lunkenhelmer
A
6'/2
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Steel
1
7%
6%
class A
Class B
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149%
39%
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4y» Mar
x
Jan
39%
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10
Mar
20%
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5
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50c
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GrocetP'ias
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International Petroleum
23A
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May
Jan
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cumulative preferred
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International
3,200-
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15%
138
22%
163/4
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Mar
47%
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17
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9
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8%
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6%
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3%
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3%
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preferred—
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105
92%
of
cum
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Jan
A
Co
5%
5
50o
Jun
—
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13% May
5
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Co
Machine
Extension
10
_
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I
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Co
59%
28%
209
1
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6%
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37%
.
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20
37%
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25
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13 %
33%
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—_8
2%
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1,000
37%
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25%
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113/a
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•
•
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101
15
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Pood Products
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19%
200
5%
4,600
32%
22%
common
19
1,1U0
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16%
153/4
101
700
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200
21
13%
20%
_
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32%
32%
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common
(Harvey)
26
20
1A
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9%
__
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25
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1
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preferred
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Jun
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26
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3/a May
15%
•
_
500
33%
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A
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—
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3/8
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4%
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%
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1
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42%
175
5
22%
18%
Consol Gold
Feb
Jun
43/a
3,500
10
A
42%
2% Mar
33%
3%
-2.50
May
May
42
200
4%
preferred
class
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„
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30
2%
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Hlgbie Mfg Co common
tic
Apr
16 y2
3,600
2,800
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..
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16%
20,700
12%
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Hercules Steel Products
28 y4
3%
12
15%
2
common
preferred
preferred
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14 y2 May
4%
31%
•
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5%%
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1,500
3%
12
2%
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11
1,600
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lOo
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common
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700
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Co
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1,800
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1
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4
38%
25
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Eazeltine
3%
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15
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16%
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■
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140
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425
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23%
21
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45
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Great Amer
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1
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13
Feb
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5
Mines
A
Salle
Lear
16% Mar
Jan
47
50
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4
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Gray
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
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Grand
8%
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Mar
20
50
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105% Feb
109% May
4% Jan
Apr
11%
1
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Feb
Jan
20%
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Feb
•
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21
■
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prior
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Feb
15
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54 50
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1%
42%
108
6A May
*
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111%
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Goidfjeld
Apr
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15,000
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Jan
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.
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5%
Jun
16
3%
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Union
Jun
2,000
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common
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105%
1
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3%
•
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Jun
33 %
•
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800
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108%
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20
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38%
Jun
105%
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1
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g<65
preferred
38%
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Stores
Georgia
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5
Plywood Corp common
convertible
Feb
7%
2%
•
100
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Jun
5% May
2% Jan
25
JE1
General Flreprooflng common
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
Feb
7y4
18%
'*
reg—
Jun
112
General Electric Co Ltd—
American
50
Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware.
Apr
33%
109 V4
2,700
2%
~2%
1
com
Jan
14%
•
Builders
_•
Lakey
La
1,000
6%
General Alloys Co
8%
33%
1
Warrants
General
1,400
1
Rubber Co.
(I B)
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Feb
2%
3,100
A May
3% May
.100
preferred
Gcllncan Mfg Co
General
13
573/4
1
Knott Hotels Corp
Stores
Lanston
Gatlneau
17%
12%
Co
M Co Ltd
G
17 y* May
17%
106% May
Jun
.1
•
Ltd—
A)
Klrkland
100
17%
a
May
5
Jan
Jan
Jun
104%
Feb
Feb
3A ^n
-
Jan
34 V4
.
51
_
Kobacker
1,000
10%
-
Brewing
Products
Development
—
&
A
5%
Brewing Co
ireter)
Oil
2H Mar
10%
...
ord
Kingston
Klo
2 3/a
1033/4
200
■
50%
1V.50
Co
A
Jan
•
rets
Feb
—
5
Kings County Lighting common—
I
4% cumulative preferred
1%
5%
'
Pitt
(Walter)
33/4
■
50%
Key Co common
Jun
43%
«...
5
•
20,900
10%
voting
Motor
Amer
Fort
1
—
2%
2.50
-
Class A non-voting
Cl&Ka
10
3iy4
5%
2%
4% Mar
1%
2%
(when Issued)
216
Ford Motor of Canada—
1
Jun
Jun
7%
,
1,800
700
1%
pfd..—100
Inc
5
■
1
.
Inc
Tiger Line
83/4
26
A
—1
Tnr
(M H) Co Inc
Fltzeimmons Stores Ltd class A
F"Wlr(r
7%
8%
l
—
2% Jan
218
__
Corp
common
Kennedy's
Kldde
f xufcu
2y4 Jan
K
Jan
Jan
Jun
Apr
y4 Apr
1
150
Jan
22%
10c
common
8%
7% Jan
iy4
»•>
.,100
Corp
Require
;■
1
eommon
Inc
Manufacturing Co
•5
8 %
4% May
1,300
Apr
23
100
1
S
pfd
1
High
Low
Israel-American Oil Corp
lOo
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
Apr
X20% May
11% May
102% Jan
Range since Jan.
High
1
Equity
-
Low
Irving Air Chute
Emeco
»
Shares
Jun
Jan
16%
for Week
Jan
32
Jun
A
300
America-
Corp
Par
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Jun
%
26 % Mar
8,700
Bectrographlc Corp
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
Feb
441,800
Electronics
1
22%
Jan
%
30,700
%
13
32
ox>ata
24
Friday
Low
'22 Vs
30%
common..
Rights
El«
JUNE
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
19
ii
Share
A
ENDED
for Week
STOCKS
Sales
58
2'%
Honduras Rosarlo
——
57%
58
—
—
.
,A
200
—
Jun
Jan
2 A May
10%
common
Merchandise
23/i
Jan
40
Jan
10
Mar
4%
78
Jan
Jan
Apr
3A Apr
13% May
61
Jun
11 % May
33
The Commercial and Financial
r
(2958)
Chronicle...Monday,
June 27, 1953
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Last
Low
Par
American
Canadian Oils Ltd
Central
46%
20,100
35%
Jan
2,1
2%
20,700
2%
Jan
3 % Mar
6%
6%
6,900
6'%
Jan
9 % Mar
Penn
RR
Co..
4V*%
4%
4 J3
Jun
19%
50 %
Sentry
4%
500
Feb
!
28%
Jun
20
88
Mar
50
99
Jan
104
i%
'.
11%
12%
5 Va
5%
8,000
4%
Jan
1%
1%
7.100
1%
Jan
3 '/a
Feb
12'/«
11%
600
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
9%
9%
8 V* May
22
Mar
13%
Feb
Denn
1
9
•
12%
10
9
1,800
9%
2,200
1,700
Corp of America class A.
Breweries
Ltd
Ogden Corp
J
common.
boo
Ohio Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power
4%%
Oils
Z"
.1%
1
3%
29%
•
28%
29%
31%
33%
9 %
4,600
6 Va
Jan
;
110
109
1% %
74%
74%
108 %
60
1%
Apr
Jan
10%
Apr
61
Jan
112
Mar
1% Apr
1,300
71
Jan
lji Feb
84% Mar
76%
775
6%
6%
800
6%
Jun
8%
Jan
7>
.
6%
6
200
6'/a
Jan
6%
Apr
6%
7%
16,800
4%
Jan
7% Apr
Television Inc
6%
l
Inc
y
;
20%
20%
•'75%
O'oklep Copper Co Ltd Amer sharer. 10a
Overseas Securities
i
75%
77
1,250
24%
26
1,000
26
-
19%
100
20%
Jun
23%
Jan
82:
Feb
Jan
26
Jun
Co
I
common
Simca American Shares
Simmons-Boardman
convertible
$3
deD
ord
rets
Sklatron Electronics
(Howard)
•Matin
8oss
1st pfd
29
redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st
pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st pfd
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
94.40 dividend cum
preferred
94.75
dividend
Jan
31V*
Apr
34%
Apr
5%
600
29
Feb
32%
Jan
4.88%
27% Jan
29
Feb
4.66 %
277/a
29% Feb
4.48%
27% Mar
29%
Apr
Mar
27%
Apr
102% Mar
106%
Jun
28%
900
29
28%
28%
28%
2,000
29
.29
1
10%
10
10%
19%
19%
19a,
43%
43%
44%
common
Materials
Southern
Pipe
Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stshl-Meyer Inc
Jan
Standard
50
69%
69
1%
300
1
1%
Jan
67% Mar
%
20,100
1%
Jan
13,600
1 Va
May
9,700
5%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
5%
5%
6
3%
Jan
10% May
104
13
Feb
Jan
110% May
70%
2
Circle
62%
Apr
_5%
200
5
Jan
6%
800
16
Jun
25%
Jan
15%
15%
15%
2,100
15%
Jun
24%
Oil
Standard
Apr
16%
Jan
Common
St
class
7%
7%
2,200
6%
8%
Apr
Standard
8
1,100
6% May
9%
Jan
6
Feb
Standard
(Mass^__20
7,400
16%
Jan
4%
300
4%
Jan
68%
70%
500
65'%
Apr
21%
21 %
100
18
Jan
2%
2%
2!i!
9,900
*
6%
6%
6%
900
4
4%
900
14
14%
700
__
2 50
Minerals
4%
...lOe
Pierce Governor common
Johnson
18 %
.ZZZZZ.Z.1
Corp
&
17%
4%
17%
Ltd
"-r
1
—
1
1
9%
50
102 %
common..2 50
24 %
22%
•
7%
7'/i
1
6
5
3%
3%
common
I
Pneumatic Scale common
Polaris Mining Co
Powdrell St Alexander
2
common
23% May
Mar
l}g Jan
3
6
May
9%
Jan
4
May
4%
Jan
13%
Jun
Jan
20
(The)
Steel
Co
of
Steel
Parts
Stein
(A)
27 %
Jan
Feb
Sun
Jun
Sunrise
Jan
31
Jun
3%
Jan
x4%
Feb
'
2,400
7%
500
6%
Jan
49%
Jan
60
57%
150
52
J an
60%
12%
12'%
GOO
7%
8%
Jan
11% Mar
12% May
18%
17%
18'/a
4,600
17% May
19
813
10%
54,900
5Jan
2 %
2
•
47
37
53
•
B
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4%% cumulative preferred
10'/4
10%
10%
Feb
10,700
15%
Feb
73
1,600
9Y*
Feb
10% Mar
102% 103
109
100
Mar
56%
58
200
44
Jan
9
com
Jun
l°/8
15%
15%
600
15%
10
Pulp St Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
26%
27
100
26
Apr
May
Apr
Jun
4% May
6
Jan
Feb
6%
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
26%
100
23 %
Jan
26%
Jun
15%
15%
1,100
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
5%
Jun
3%
■
•j—'
3%
4'/«
5,500
1%
Jan
55%
z
55%
1,100
63%
Jan
61
Feb
26%
26%
27%
3,200
26%
Jan
31%
32%
31%
32%
1,400
30%
Jan
36%
15%
15% xl6%
3,300
15%
Jun
1.3
16
16
900
May
33
34%
1,609
14%
7
7%
4,700
6%
5
5%
800
3 %
3%
2,000
Apr
.
.
Apr
Apr
^Jan
17%
35
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Jun
9% May
Mar
7 Va
3% Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
~5%
"5%
"5%
18
18
18%
1,300
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
18%
16%
18%
5,100
14
Jan
18%
Apr
13%
13%
300
10%
Jan
13%
Jun
3'/a
Jun
4%
Feb
4 Va
Jan
43
3%
24%
1
3%
36,300
24%
25
42%
20%
1,100
3%
Feb
8% Mar
10
14%
7,000
18%
18%
19%
3,500
•
43%
42%
44
3%
4
33
29 %
34
43% Mar
Jan
23%
May
3% May
7,900
May
Jan
Jan
4%
Apr
Mar
7
2,100
IS
30%
15%
400
4
36
20
8,500
14
1
Corp
8
37 V*
250
20
3%
Jan
Jun
23% Mar
3,800
x41
3%
54
26% Mar
__
1
Inc
3%
5,200
5%
5%
■
__
.5
Cement
3'/a
5%
•
100
Jan
14%
Jun
Apr
22%
36% May
3%
52
Jan
Mar
5%
Feb
May
24
Jan
36%
Jan
'
Talon
May
10%
2,200
•
100
Puget Sound
Jan
6
Feb
10'/«
2
Oil
22%
74
Jun
•
/Superior Tool St Die Co
Swan Finch
Jan '
Jan
May
l
1
Co
Portland
58
3%
Ray
Superior
16
300
Feb
•
5
8tylon Corporation
May
26
2,500
S
-
23% May
1,300
25o
May
7
25% Mar
3,000
Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
21
900
5%
20%
St
Apr
Apr
~5Va
42
(8)
27%
43 Va
'
4%
•
Jun
9%
Jan
"5%
1
110%
6
38%
17%
common
Jan
Jan
1,300
7%
Btlnnes
Btroock
3%
42%
5%
(Hugo) Corp
Stop St Shop Inc
1,800
46 % May •>
74
33
common
Jan
1
Ltd
B)
Jun
4,800
28%
Jan
1
St Co common
9%
9,300
57% May
Jan
41%
16%
15%
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Instrument
10c
2%
6
Jan
27 %
100
10
1
ordinary
Corporation
Jan
8%
49%
400
26
Corp
Mar
24%
20
28%
45%
"
5%
78%
56%
72%
50o
Canada
(J
Jan
4%
B
~11S
57
ZZ.2.30
America
Preston East Dome Mines
Producers Corp of Nevada
Starrett
Feb
8%
37 V* Mar
5%
Co
4,900
2,200
S%
Jun
Jan
"5%
Corp
class
3,200
•
•
Products
Tube
Jun
May
t»% Mar
Jun
7
32
16
9%
xl05
27'%
~3%
2.50
common
Prosperity Co class
Feb
x7l%
8
800
4%
10
2
113
9%
102
10
Z_Z25c
*
Power Corp of Canada common
Pratt & Lambert Co
of
Jun
Stetson
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Metals
4%
auiw
Piper Aircraft Corp
Prentice-Hall Inc
18% Mar
1,100
4,600
16%'
1
Light common
Standard-Thomson
5%
1
Jan
7%
26%
B
7%
1
I_.II
Corp
preferred
Power
7%
Jan
4%
25,100
8%
4% Mar
8
40 %
42%
20
Packaglng~X!orp
Convertible
Standard
Feb
Jan
Jun
Apr
•
(ILy)
7%
Jan
4
35%
74
1
Standard
16
—
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Sorew Co
Providence
Forglngs
Apr
21%
24% May
2
Standard Industries Inc
Jan
20,700
1
3>% Jan
"5%
Jan
Inc
8%
16%
59
Co
Line
1
_
Pressed
2
4,900
24,300
11%
45
■
ay
7%
26%
1
Jan
Standard Dredging Corp common
•1.60 convertible preferred
2%
12%
Jan
34%
■
42%
5
2.50
Pennroad Corp common
preferred
Southland
2%
8%
18% May
25
2
Co
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Plnchin
cumulative
Southern
ZI~a
A
Patlcan Co Ltd
Oils
25
4.08%
Jan
11%
Mar
2,200
5,100
~6%
8
25
Jun
2Bol
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Traffic
4.32 %
convertible preference.
cumulative preferred
105%
107% 107%
37
45%
107
,
Jun
28%
Apr
2%
May
34%
56
Jan
12
47-
10,
~i%
5%
preferred
preference..
convertible
101%
i0
class
6%
preferred
cumulative
104%
•
vtc
Co
original
110
107%
"4
V
35%
210
10(1
Apr
6% Mar
30% May
32%
•
107
240
38% Mar
38''
Jan
3% Mar
i:;:z ^ Cf
1
103 % 103%
107
29 'A May
•
1
107
104% 105%
Jan
Jan
1
Corp__10c
Mills
•
103%
i
pfd
B
Peruvian
26
j|
Parker Pen
Perfect
400
200
>
•
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer share...1 Bol
Paramount Motors
Corp
|
Park Chemical
Company
j
Penn
'
27
Jan
Apr
36
•
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc
Class
26%
27
1
Power & Light 5%
Oil
35
2,600
29%
28%
Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan Israel
3,200
34
29%
28 %
preferred
Page-Hersey Tubes
37
32%
29
Pacific
Pacific
37%
36%
34
v,.'
34%
•
common
Feb
Jkn
29% 'Jun
Southern California Edison—
36%
29
Z23
34%
fl
Feb
49.%
Jan
5
2,400
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil Co common..
South
6%
34
Telev
&
Paper
Corp
Manufacturing
South
Pacific Gas St Electric
6%
5Vi% 1st preferred
5%
1st
preferred
31%
20
registered
111%
106 %
v
;
30%
9,800
•
Sonotone
P
6%
33%
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson'*'Ltd common
Amer
6
Publications—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Jun
Jan
28
6,300
Jan
:
33%
6 %
5000 fr
preferred
20'%
__
"
Feb
65 V*
18'%
1
Sllex
32
a
1,200
4
''
2
Class B
4% Mar
Jun
l
preferred
St
1.300
8%>
.
3%
54%
jmn
Old Town Corp common.JiL
40c cumulative
Olympic Radio
8%
100
Ltd
Okonlte Company common
Omar
3%
•
preferred
Okslta
3%
t
Jan
46 % May
•
Jun
12%
72
••
Jan
104%
•
__
Company
100
_1Q0
Mar
5"% May
31-
52 % Mar
114'% 116%
116
17
11/
8% May
1,100
65%
__
OR
11% Jan
68'%
68%
25
.
Canada
Signal Oil St Qas Co class A
Oceanic
200
•
preferred
Sicks
I
High
20*
Inc
of
since Jan.
Low
1%
common
Sherwin-Williams
Shoe
Range
High
5%
Shawlnlgan
Jan
Low
Shares
1
B
Mining
Water St Power
Sherwin-Williams common
Apr
94%
Shattuck
Feb
8%
92
5%
eLather
Prices
10«
1
common
Control
class
Bervomechanlams
Seton
6 % Mar
■
Jan
Jan
26
2,900
Corp
Corp
Safety
Serrlck
Jun
ot
12.50
Kacuo
oeuunei
Feb
Jan
26,900
100% 100%
—
13%
45
8
91
pfd—100
9,700
28%
7%
Jun
51
1,500
28'%
50
_
Serv
'■?
4%
8
l
Pub
14'%
50
49
5
Airlines
51
13%
14%
25
Oil
Texas
Par
Selby Shoe Co
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
2%
-10o
North
Northern Ind
Low
High
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
Jan.
50%
preferred_50
Rayon $3
North
North
since
.1
_
__
Norden-Ketay Corp
Northeast
Range
6%
Mines
Noma Lites Inc
North
STOCKS
Shares
•
NUes-Bement Pond
Nlpissing
Prices
ot
Friday
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
JUNE M
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
'•*
34
2%
Apr
Jun
Inc
Class
Apr
Jun
58
16%
Jan
41
Feb
A
a
common
Technicolor
Co
Inc
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
1
common
St
Chemical
11%
Jan
193/g
Jun
5,700
11%
Jan
173/a
Jun
28%
300
233/8
Feb
15%
18,800
31% May
163/a Mar
15 %
15
31%
'-i— '
133/4 May
1
Corp
16%
108%
1,500
Jun
23%
■
——
32
Jan
16%
2,400
15
Inc
-10o
4%
4%
5%
8,400
70c convertible preferred
..10
14%
14%
15%
1,400
20
21%
21
21%
8,000
14%
112
20% May
9% Jan
voinr
Corporation
Thorofare
common
Markets
Inc.
.
25c
_
Inc
22%
•
22
23
1,500
12
1
11%
12
6,400
——
1
Realty St Construction.
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
nooflng
a no
163/e
29 %
29%
Jan
r
Mar
35% May
4% Mar
123/4 Mar
Thompson-Starrett Co
Tlshman
T*"'
2,100
173/8
32
ZZZs
common
19 3a
16%
*
Light $4.56 pfd—
Co
17%
7
common
19
28 Va
•
3
common
Electric
Thiokol
106%
class
B
Tampa
,
20% Mar
5%
Apr
'
16%
Apr
21% May
25% Apr
Feb
12 %
Feb
'
400
26
Mar
31
Apr
'
Quebec Power Co
26%
Jan
29
Amer deposit rets ord registered..—tl
Amer deposit rets del registered.
5l
Apr
Todd
R
common
preferred
Mining of Nevada
Empire Oils Ltd
Reading Tube Corp
(Robert)
St
Engineering
American
dep rets
Electric
(The)
Russell
700
9%
9%
400
■
4,500
F
1%
1%
1,700
1%
1%
1%
39
40'%
1,600
7
40 %
11%
20
400
-1
Jan
9%
Jun
23%
Jan
25
Apr
30
Jan
37
Jun
10%
Jan
13% Mar
9% Mar
97,400
16%
1
Jan
10%
Jan
24
Mar
Jan
%
37
1%
Jan
Trans
True
Temper
Trims
May
Feb
45'%
Jan
4,800
Unexcelled
Chemical
4%
Jan
8%
Apr
Union
of
7%
100
4%
Feb
8%
Apr
Union
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
United
Aircraft
3% Mar
United
Elastic
United
Milk
2%
10%
Jan
14%
Feb
Feb
68
Jan
2,500
2%
Jun
170
96
Ulen
Gas
Investment
92%
Feb
98
,
Apr
16
Co
34%
10
1,800
10
Mar
16%
Jun
23%
1,700
21
% Mar
24%
Jan
40%
500
20
Jan
41%
Jun
United
3,800
27%
Apr
35
Jun
34
35
1
15%
15%
15%
1.900
13% Mar
15%
Jan
_•
12%
12%
13
8,000
10%
Apr
14%
5%
Amer
Corp Ltd
Jun
~8%
6% Mar
United
7,200
7%
Jun
35 Va
9% May
U
31
1,900
Zl
28%
Jan
G
5%
6
9,600
3%
Jan
6% Mar
U
8
and
6%
6%
7
2,300
6%
Jan
8%
n
8
I
77%
1,400
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5% series
Cum
pfd 4%%
Cum
pfd
Savoy Oil Inc
8ayre
&
Schick
Brick
Steel Co common
Oil Co
Seaboard
Western
Securities
Bros
For
'
'
50c
%
400
7%
21%
ZZ.Z
•
13
Zl
ZZ
nmo
2
-
U 3 Foil
t.A
3%
--
2?%
Jan
24 Va
States
Stores
Corp
American
7,500
600
3%
Feb
6
~6
6%
Jun
6%
Jun
50%
Jun
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
4%
41
-
6
Jun
41
40
x7%
6,300
5%
Jan
Apr
00 IO £
73/4
300
35%
Jan
x7%
300
7%
Feb
—
5A
Feb
—
—
—
'
'
1
—
230
234% 234%
10
ii!
200
50
534
50%
28,200
453/4
\'i
7
7
Jan
%
Jan
Jan
47 3
37%
39
13
14%
1.800
2%
10,200
161% 166 Va
16%
1,500
1% Mar
14%
2%
161V2
•
16%
"
4
2%
16
1%
12%
500
5
25c
102
9%
41
9%
Apr
Feb
Jun
Jan
2%
%
2
5
9
Mar
543/4 Mar
403/8
11%
Jan
153/4
Apr
2%
Jun
3%
Jun
1,500
90%
Jan
173
Jun
3.200
123/4 Mar
17
Jun
12%
1,300
5%
12%
Jun
Feb
Jun
1 % Mar
Mar
550
2,000
2%
37
5 5/8
239%
Jan
2%
Jan
May
13%
Apr
2%
Jun
3%
Jun
11
Insurance
Universal
Products
Oil
l
_
Co
5,100
1%
Jan
10
70
70
100
65 %
Apr
73
15
Corp
Consolidated
Universal
43%
43%
100
28%
Jan
46%
Jun
34%
39' 'a
3,400
25% Mar
39%
Jun
4%
43/4
26,700
4%
Jun
7%
Jun
10
common..
37
3
Sugar
4%
2%
3%
Jun
23/4 Mar
Jan
Jan
8 Va
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
8,300
3%
Jan
8%
Apr
Van
warrants-
10.409
20
Jan
28% Mar
26%
1,500
23
Jan
29
2 i3s
29,600
1.700
1,100
6%
50'%
5%
83/4
1
common
Feb
16%
5%
5H4
49%
1
Feb
600
30
38%
Corp
Vitamin
Apr
20,200
500
Apr
22
21 % Mar
3%
Apr
.1
5%
15
Jun
29
25
48%
CoA
8%
3%
30
29
10c
—
Securltles.
Rpclalming
21%
12.%
Jan
1
International
Apr
16
25
19% Mar
28 %
23
class B
3"% Mar
%
Jan
81,200
25
common
Conditioning Corp
6%
113
14%
10
_
3,100
X25
May
13
23
common
45,909
21
10
..100
8%
7
12%
25
•
common
_4 "«
20%
Jan
registered- —10s
8
,
1
Inc
fn^'Titoc
8
x25
Ltd....
Corp General
Seeman
'
Jan
4%
'
50o
common
"4
'
I~ 1
ZZZ. Zl
Airlines
Jun
78% May
13% Jan
20% Mar
~4
ZZZZ_ZZ25o
Co
.
Scurry-Rainbow
23%
20
;
Inc...
Scullin
23'%
—
20
(Del)
Fisher
Specialties
Air
Utah-Idaho
____20
series
4.40% series^.
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
65% Mar
11
8
San
2%
Feb
Ltd—
Universal
75%
—
Jan
Apr
100
common
ord
Universal
1
Ltd
Jun
May
1 %
20
Co
rets
Rubber
Feb
8
Innied
common
2%
3%
5%
...
"7%
Jan
Porducts
Preferred
31
s
Milling Co
7%
105
700
6 Va
Corp
Profit
~7%
50%
Omaha-
United Shoe Machinery
United
Carlos
Jan
4,300
•
RR St Canal
J
i
l
of
Products
dep
N
l
Company
Jan
Jan
2%
IZZZ4
Sharing
10%" preferred
Jan
1.23
99
1%
a
Co
Yards
Molasses
United
38
9
16%
22%
23
0
4%
25
1,300
3%
10c
Corp
Canada..
1 V8
7
Jan
Jan
15% May
Norman
Venezuelan
Co
15
prelerred
5
•
Co
Petroleum
Venezuela
Vlnco
Jun
31%
Jan
Vogt
Inc
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
Corp
32%
4
Va
5
1,600
20
1,700
6.300
6 Va
Apr
87%
Apr
94%
27
Jan
32%
33/4 May
Jan
Jun'
5
Mar
Jun
1
66
Jan
75
7
6a4
7 Va
7,100
4%
Jan
x7% May
4%
4%
434
3,000
4 %
Jun
6 Vs
Feb
28
293a
700
'23% May
29%
Jun
15%
15%
100
14%
Jun
17%
Feb
4%
5%
20,200
33/4 May
53/4
Jan
^ -X—1
Manufacturing
7%
92
30 %
20c
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Syndicate
Corporation
7%
90
0
434
_
Jun
4% May
18%
7%
1
common
convertible
$4
Feb
Jan
3%
Valspar Corp
•
1
^
Jun
Mar
13/4
.
Management Company
United
£1
reg
7% Feb
113
69
u
3,7Q(f
2%
2,300
2%
Jan
3%
,
_
7%
95
T-
Jan
12%
....
_
11%
2,900
7
2%
!];!.
1
•
11%
3
Feb
n;
56%
3%
1.25
Corp
__
200
63/4
2%
•
Inc
2,000
101% :101 %
1
Trans Lua Corp
Trl-Contlnental warrants
_7%
2%
2%
1
6%
7%
o~-
3
100
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.
Ryerson St Haynes common
San
Corp
Toledo Edison iV*%
Tonopah
Union Stock
Aeronautical Co
St Lawrence
Oil
65
.
1% Mar
55
1
-3
--
1
common
C)
19%
1%
500
common
Ave
19%
•
Ltd_\_
Co
(The
'
1
ord
Steel
Corp
Oil
Fifth
—
Zl
Radiator.
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
rtyan
12%
9
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
pfd F
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Rowe
37
12%
1
Mining Co
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—•
(Texas Corp) vtc
Riiscpks
35
12%
1
Rico Argentine
Royalite
35%
50c
Corp
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rlce-Stix Inc
Rotary
200
*
Co
&
Oil
Electric
Richmond
24%
6.28
Reiter-Foster
Reliance
100
24 %
10«
common
Pump Co
Reis
9%
24%
1
Preferred
Reda
9%
10
63/4
liS
65 V*
I3/,
.100
Toklan
Railway St Utility Investment A
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Rath
Corp
1
——
"
20
Shipyard
■
5%
58
75
3,500
25
|'
Number 5441.
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
(2959)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
U
■
American Stock Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Shares
JUNE 24
Sales
for Week
Last
STOCKS
I!
Week's <
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
Friday
<■
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Range since Jan.
American
1
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Friday's
Bonds
Did & Asked
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
-
v.
Par
-:r
;4
Waco'Aircraft Co
5ft
Wagner Baking voting ctlsext7% preferred
Waitt
$2
&
Bond
&
Waltham
Tiernan
Watch
30
l.Oou
2Vs
2'/8
2%
~3%
1.25
&
shares
Stationery
5
Auto
ft#
Mfg
Stores
2%
Feb
4ft
Jun
lift
Apr
37
Feb
17% Jan
1«
1,400
..
'40
102ft
Feb
4}g-
Feb
90
205'A
iv
46
Jan
(Wm) & Co_=
Wichita River Oil Corp.
Jan
Apr
20% Feb
Jan
35
Feb
10
Jan
14%
24 V*
Jan
32ft
32 ft
650
ft
4ft
Jan
2ft
—
5%
included in
1
4ft
Wickes (The) Corp
Williams (R C) & Co.
Wil'.ich Petroleums Ltd
5
17%
•
8 ft
8ft
400
1
%
%
u
26,200
j7® Mar
li
Wilson
1
3ft
3%
3%
2,000
2% Mar
3ft
16%
2,825
Brothers
common
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Wood
25
Lt
Newspaper
Woodall
(P
16 ft
Jan
107ft
100
19%
400
15% Jan
16ft
17
8
73
68%
73
ft
?
bid
8
4ft
8
year's range). xEx-dlvidend.
and asked prices; no sales
-Stocks-
-Bonds10
Feb
30
75
20
15
Total
Indus¬
Rail¬
Util¬
trials
May
19 ft Mar
Jan
39
4,200
are the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
Apr
25
Jan
listed
Apr
Jan
16%
Apr
12ft
104
20
23%
17 ft
97
37
4ft'
Below
10% Mar
Feb
23%
2
common.
6%
105 ft 105%
1
Inc
Petroleum
Woolworth
105 ft
7ft
55%
35
Stock and Bond Averages
19ft Jun
12ft Mar
4,300
18
8
16%
100
pfd
Machine
Industries
Wodley
4%#
17 ft
115
.
Bonds being
Jan
''
—
7ft
6%
7
a
Apr
Jud
2,100
4
36 ft
6%
42
48
Jun
1 ft
4
29%
$35%
44
Jun
8,100
1
55%
-
..
:-June-Dec
'
Whitihan
55 ft
102
41
y Ex-rights.
zEx-liquidating dividend.
being transacted during current week.
traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
\
»
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Mar
30
14ft
41
;.
Jan-July
—
par value,
{Friday's
a
19%
—
13 ft
99ft
41
1
Jan
375
25
(not
%Mar
18%
19%
19%
*101ft 104
Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range). 1 Ex-distribution.
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Exprincipal.
n Under-the-rule transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction lor cash
Jun
14
1,625
6fta 1919
High
*67
June-Dee
(Plan A) ,2s 2012—Jan- July
stmpd
Government
1921....
*No
Max
37%
19%
14 ft
7ft
•jV J«n
100
44
18ft
—
>A5fts
<
27,500"
Janeiro
Low
Mar
224
Jan
186
de
ARussian
Aft.Mar
105ft May
'
43 ft
__
158
3ft Jan
23,700
Rio
3ft Mar
Jan
Jan
18%
1
preferred
.
.
1
139
44
1
Inc
convertible
Jan
100
7ft
ft
10
White's
1%
1972
No.
*65
stamped *(Plan A) 2fta 2008. ——-Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
Sinking fundus Jan 1 1997
—Jan-July
Jan
37,900
104
6,7«
b
20
Westmoreland Inc
3%
205
205
•
com
3%
"7 ft
Is
Westmoreland Coal
Shoe
26%
300
2ft
150%
104
100
Ltd.
Western Maryland Ry 1% lst.pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—;
2ft
147
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 6s
High
*65
Parana
Jan
'
2ft
Western leaseholds
Tablet
5
30 ft
29 ft
Feb
Apt
4ft Jan
24
19,100
3,200
4ft
5ft
Jan
22% Mar
2J%
<*
Manufacturing^..
West ^Tfexas Utilities AAB%
pfd
Weyenbefg
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927) 1947
AT ay-Nov
A7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947,
April-Oct
A Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s
1931— .—.—June-Dec
Feb
17 ft May
22%
-10o
Wentwortb
Western
Low
109%
Jan
JaD
■
preference
dep rets ord
5
22 ft
4 ft
8%
May
3ft
tmmm
—40c
—
Amer
High
105ft
——
3,000
1
common
Baking Co warrants.
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
series
700
4
3ft
_
Ward
$6
5
1
Inc
Co
5ft
——
_
4
preferred
100
5ft
5ft
5%
.100
Inc.
cumulative
Wallace
Low
High
w
v
-
Low
roads
ities
Date
Mar
June
W) Ltd—
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
Total
161.16
444.08
17
10
10
64.22
lo3.42
98.57
101.53
101.12
97.81
99.76
6%
deposit
receipts
9%
m Mar
900
2ft
5s
preference
Wright
8,100
£1
Hargreaves
Ltd
•
BONDS
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Bethlehem Steel
Boston
Edison
6s
Last
Sale Price
Aug 1 1998—
2%s
series
A
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3 %s
or
160.70
64.37
163.40
98.51
101.45
101.01
97.87
99.71
446.80
160.52
64.52
163 89
98.52
101.70
101.01
97.80
99.76
22
447.37
163.26
64.44
164.80
98.52
101.69
101.10
97.79
99.78
23
448.82
163.26
64.41
165.07
98.43
101.66
101.07
57.76
99.73
Bonds
Friday's
103
1
155
High
150
135
96%
91
'
100
96 ft
4
96ft
•'
90%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Date—
92%
June
20
June
21
—May-Nor
mortgage-.48 series B
'Eastern Gas & Fuel 3 fts 1905
1993
A
78
73 ft
77.66
Wed.
June
22
77.69
81
$04 ft
66
64
72
i
—May-Nov
AGesfuereLOs debs 1953;
Guantanamo
Western RR 4s
&
Hamburg Electric
A
1970
1935
89 ft
ri
89 ft
130
46
1st
Power
mortgage 3 fts
1st mortgage
i
$146
129ft
'J>
■
'
lows
Mar-No®
*98%
100
100
97
$100
93%
103
—
101
93 ft
94
$160
98
the. closing prices of the common
major industry
102 ft
100 ft
V".
'
'
June 10,
'55
v-1955—
-Percent
v
*55
Change
Low
High
*13
Trade,
101
104 ft
98
101ft
102 ft
$101
—
+2.9
375:6
324 7
340.2
+
3.4
351.6
304.2
367.6
+2.5
397.4
342.0
336.4
+ 0.1
336.7
154.2
+
0.1
154.6
143.6
+2.3
297.6
265.6
321.1
297.5
297.6*
Finance, and Service
VY
290.9
y
315.3
317.6
+
+Y
0.7
233.5
100 ft
103
$ 101 % 102
365.0
336.7s
—
306.5
397.4s
——■
Utility
92
269.4
+2.3
351.6s
—
299.7
375.6s
——r
Goods
Nondurable
102 ft
90 ft
98 ft
102ft 102 %
$100
.June-Dec
;;
(1939 =100):
Mining
—
High.
103 ft
102
103 ft
Hydro-Electric Co—
With Oct
a
ex
A Prussian
Oct
1
1940
6s
6s
169
149
156
$95
fiafe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s, 1981—May-No®
88
110
37
100
103ft
100%
99ft
103ft
100
97
103ft
97 ft
97 ft
98
96
97 ft
103%
100
$99 ft 104
103%
17
-99
1978
Feb-Aup
1979—
Feb-Aup
101% 101%
99 ft
^April-Oct
101%
3s 1971—Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3fts 1970
Feb-Aug
3
101
99ft
100 ft
,
2
98 ft
4
93ft
100
-
Thurs. June 23—
Fri. June 24
\ 3,295,000
'Total
13,525,040
$20,560,0001
Jan. 1 to June 24
13,525,040
Iritern ation al Bank~~V—$15,000
350,687,101
10,324,010
$31,000
1,917,800
Shares
1954
1955
1954
1955
Stocks—No. of
3,532,000
-
Week Ended June 24
-
Bond
Sales
—
$15,000
$1,649,000
$18,896,000
Total
$4,007,000
-—4,810,000
4,412,000
—
3,799,000
$2,000 '
10,000
3,000
237,000^
104
98 ft
May -Nov
2,709,600
3,011,240
—2,896,960
2,412,210
June 21
$394,000
293,000
433,000
292,000
$3,611,000
4,507,000
3,976,000
3,507,000
2,495,030
June 20—_
Bank
Bonds
Bonds
100%
100 ft 100 ft
99 ft
Tues
Wed. June 22
105ft
3
99 ft
(Calif)
Mon
103
100ft 100 ft
E
F
Foreign
104ft
99ft
$103% 104ft
series
5s 198ft
47
United Statet
Government
Bonds
Infl
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and Miscel.
Shares
Bonds
•
$97
series
& Bros
103
$98
3s
(A G)
136
102
-
100ft 180%
100 ft
3s
Gas
102
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
96 ft
177%
135
2
—
91
88
88 %
Feb-Aup
Southern California Ges 3 fts 1970
•
91
170
96
$181
$151 ft
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962-Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
-Mar-Sept
3 fts series A 1973
Jan-July
1st and ref M 3s series B 1973Feb-Attp
2 fts series C
19762L
Feb-Aug
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
—
165
96
_Jan-July
.April-Oct
_May-No®
3fts-series D 1976
,
$149 ft 152
1998.
—Jan-July
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
A Ruhr
Gas Corp. 6 fts A
1953
A Ruhr Housing Corp 6fts 1958
Southern: Counties
—
$169
-Feb-Aug
Co
.
$25
1960
coupon
1954
Electric & Gas
$105
1960—-April-Oct
coupon
1947
1
Electric
Public Service
Spalding
on
306.5s
A——
Durable Goods
—
$95 ft
-Jan-July
A6fts
6vis
4
154.4
Cohiposite
Manufacturing
"New
Piedmont
68.72 Dec 31
47.32 Jan
;
'
$93%
llq tr ctfs__
^April-Oct
May-No®
Aprll-Ocl
3fts- 1970
prices based
June 17,
$105
.
—April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3fts 1964
Low
-
130 ft
7'
Jan-July
——Jan-July
1968
High
78.83
13b
Transportation
1971
3s
18
stocks for the week ended June 17, 1955, for composite and by
—
•
Ohio
78.18
23—
24
The SEC index of stock
48
134
1
47 ft
$180
_June-Deo
New England Power 3Vis 1961
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
a 1st mortgage 6fts 1953
Cftsdue 1953 extended to 1963
68.05 Jan
Range for 1054
SEC Index of Stock Prices
91
81%
130
'
__
47 ft
May-Nor
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov 1 1940 CQUpon 1952
A 7s ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6ft %
Midland iValley RR 4 %: 1963
June
June
99
95
$95 ft
$158
—Jan-July
Hamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5 Vis 1938
7s
Fri.
$25
89 ft
—June-Dee
A
103%
78.55 June 24
Low
$105
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5 s 2961
—Mar-Sept
Flying Tiger Line 5fts conv debs 1067- —Jan-July
,
Thurs.
98 ft
93 ft
101
$101 ft 104
.—May -Nov
frfts with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
efts ex Nov 1 1947. coupon 1953
"e
98 ft
98
98 ft
—Uax-Sept
Elmlra Water Lt, & RR 6s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
A
$76
.May
—Jan-July
mortgage 4s series sA- 1993
for 1955
Range
High
77.08
Tues.
Lackawanna of K J Division—
A 1st
Closing
Mon.
Delaware Lack & Western BR—
1st
Averages
(35 Stocks)....
101% 104%
150
90%
96 ft
June-Dec
OveHhe-Counter Industrial Stock
Jan. i1
Low
No.
103
$146
Range sine*
bold
High
June-Dec
.dLJan-July
1978
444.38
21
June
Bid & Asked
Quar-Feb
__
20——.
June
Feb
Jan
Jan
Week's Range
Low
'Appalachian Elec Power 3 fts 1970
June
3ft Mar
2
Friday
American
9%
3ft Mar
June
American
232,381,058
I
Terni
A
tt
Hydro-Electric Co—
6fts with Aug
1940 coupon 1953
1
112
Feb-Aug
efts ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
United Electric Service Co—
a
7s
A7s
with Dec
ex
Dec 1
1940 coupon
l
1956
West Perm Traction 5s 1960
Western Newspaper Union 6s
98
104% 104%
78%
June-Dec
June-Dec
Industrial——I"—l—II
78 ft
Total
—
79
2
92ft
21
103ft
56
105
.
100ft
108
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
bold
NO.
a
20-year 7s Jan
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
High
A Baden
ACauca
Jan-July
June-Deo
tGermany) 7s 1951Valley 7s 1948
$100
$179
113
113
157ft
174ft
$85
89 ft
89 ft
$95 ft 103
76
Thurs. June 23
———
98
181ft
$59,000
1,096,005
Mon. June 20
Fri. June 24
Total—
—
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Shares)
Jan. 1
Low
Domestic
of
Range sines
Foreign
Foreign
(Number
$100
-Jan-July
1947
$454,263,900
81
105 *
Wed. June 22
April-Oct
$503,241,400
108 ft
Tues. June 21
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
a 20-year 7s April
1946
454,869,000 >385,430,000
16^887^000
$18,835,800
105%
Week's Range
or
18,896,000
$20,560,000
-
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
$5,500
605,000
68,222,800
100
73ft
107%
$107 ft 109
$8,000
320,000
48,044,400
-
1.649,000
-
_
98
Jan-July
June-Dec
Feb-Aup
1959
finvprnmpnt
.
$25
Washington Water Power 3fts 1964
Webb fc Hnapp Inc 5s debs 1974
q
Foreign
Railroad and
$105
June-Deo
1947 coupon 1956
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
112
108
112
$25
a
44,000
1,098,895
974.685
1,047,715
989,995
$65,000
33,000
Corporate
$20,000
7,000
Bonds
$144,000
84,000
100,000
33,000
67,000
Total
Bonds
53,000
5,000
6,000
64,000
52,000
127,000
65,000
244,000
$263,000
$98,000
$636,000
$275,(.00
5,209,295
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
a 6s
A
1952..
a 6s
A
series
series
B
1951
Danzig Port
&
'AGerman Cons
as
f
secured
Feb-Aug
:
6s
100
76
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$22
27
18
*130
137
97
137
June-Dec
Waterways
Munlc
7s
6fts
1947
1947
1952
Week Ended June 24
100
100
$116
120
83
120
April-Oct
AHanover
(City) Ger 7s 1939
May-No®
(Prov) 6 fts 1949
Feb-Aug
City (Peru 6 fts stamped 1958
—Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A) 2fts 2008
May-No®
100
$182
ft
19 55
1954
23
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
185
Domestic
131
155 ft
Foreign government
155 ft 155 ft
ALima
$65
64
64
$42
42 ft
1955
24
1954
5,209,295
2,770.470
124,163,088
61,682,369
$275,000
$204,000
$5,528,009
263,060
98,000
104,000
58,000
$7,841,000
8,077,000
1,592,000
$636,000
$306,000
$17,510,000
$14,359,000
Bonds
160ft
A Hanover
Jan. 1 to June
6.230,COO
43
'AMedellin
7s
stamped
1951
June-Dee
$85
Foreign corporate
Total
2,601,000
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(2960)
Monday, June 27, 1955
,
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Par
•
-
Amer
Motors
Range
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
&
Albany
Boston
Edison
Eoston
&
5%
(The)
Service
Cities
Copper
Range
Gas
f>%
182%
h co h
184%
2,080
172%
Jan
73%
697
47 Vb
Jan
41
138 %
Feb
658
52%
Jan
59 % May
15
Jan
24 Vb
•
'SL.
71 %
150
56%
58
23%
23%
47%
48%
100
29 Va
5
113
Jun
50
351
46 Va
May
43
129
35 % May
11 Vb
877
9%
National
Inc
Stores
Electric
Gillette
55
56
45
•
30
29%
30
2,574
•
common
Inc—
—
61%
61%
Coal
—
—
Norbute
Corporation
Mathleson
1
Jun
20
261
25%
35
Midwest
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
Jun
12%
_____
—
Feb
.
Detroit Stock
Feb
71
30
Jun
61%
Jun
11 Va
Jun
34 %
Jun
118
Jan
15%
7c
100
17%
4,566
139%
261
3%
30%
Jan
Jan
13
Mar
145
Feb
9%
United
Fruit
United
Shoe
U
S
28
24
24%
14%
59
58%
60
48%
47%
49%
49%
*
Co
Machinery
25
Corp
50%
—
——5
——
53
30%
Jun
21%
Jun
7%
Jan
10%
Jun
Apr
30 % Mar
Baldwin
Big
Consumers
Davidson
Gray
60 Vb May
Federal
788
45%
Jun
54 Va Mar
50%
Fruehauf
Feb
13%
68%
13%
71%
72%
50
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Trice
-20
Baldwin
8
Paper common
Gas <fe Electric
Cincinnati
Preferred
of Trices
Cincinnati
*
Cincinnati
Eagle
Union
Picher
Formica
mL-———
Art
Gibson
Kahn
—
Ins
—
common
Randall
Rapid
Low
B
class
——
_——.
Apr
Lansing
495
37
Jan
Apr
LaSalle
51
Feb
60'A
Jun
Mason
Rrmw
39
23%
Jan
27%
Apr
Motor
Feb
104%
Apr
Mount
Clemens
86%
643
82% Mar
4%
337
4%
17 Vb
.36
62/4
100
14%
61/4
42%
Apr
50%
Jan
Prophet
100
13%
Feb
15%
Apr
Rickel
50%
Jan
30
32 %
405
24'A
Jan
Unlisted
Jun
Airlines
American
Cyanamid
American
Telephone Si Telegraph
River
19
19
71
16%
Jan
20% May
Scotten
40
130
34%
Jan
40
Jun
Sheller
52'/a
52 %
25
51%
Jan
53
Jan
Standard
28Va
28%
60
?°%
Jnn
29%
Jun
48%
Apr
62%
Jun
6OV2
182%
68%
10
100
62%
75
184Va
338
70 %
110
62%
Feb
6OV2
182
116
Jan
Jun
1,700
9%
9%
100
8% Mar
9%
12 Va Mar
4% Feb
Apr
9
/
Jan
3% Mar
.
Jan
Jun
15%
637
17%
1,213
5 Va
5%
471
5
May
8%
Feb
5%
V;
15%
17 Va
5%
200
4%
Apr
5%
Jun
29%
Feb
34
34
1%
lVa
lVa
■
Jun
725
1%
Apr
1% Jan
3%
350
3
Apr
3% Feb
3 VB
1,425
3
23%
236
21
4%
1,332
3%
Jan
<■' 1%
Jan
2,459
4%
v,
3%
36%
8
32
Apr
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
May
23%
Jun
4%
Apr
5%
Jan
3%
Jan
3% Jan
30% fjan
38% Mar
499
37
7%
1
34
'■
Apr
.1%
,
3 Va
—
18%
29 VB
3u0
23 %
„
Jun
19
Jan
16%
155
1%
29%
3%
•
Feb
7% Mar
110
3 %
1%
7%
*
405
.
,
v/v;: 7%
.
W)
5
Paper
43%
Dillon
Tube
B
Apr
8%
12
Apr
2,394
8%
Jan
Jun
2%
1,510
2%
Jan
12'A
300
10%
Jan
13
Feb
31
24 Vb Mar
31
Jun
3%
1,080
3%
100
17%
17%
126
27
''
27 V8
200
5%
400
5 Vb
1
4
4
,
2% Jan
3'A May
15% Jan
.
19 34
Feb
Jan
27 Va
Jun
22'A
5
4% Mar
7
150
3%
Jan
16 Va
16%
16%
1,285
13 Va
Jan
1
r 4%
4%
4%
400
4%
Jun
1
1 VA
%
1%
300
1%
Jun
1
-
*
Jan
5
Mar
1
—
12
29
/
_i
Superior Tool & Die
Udylite Corporation
Vinco
Corporation
Wayne Screw
50?*
12 Ve
-
__i
...
classs
Apr
Feb
6% May
900
2%
10
...
Manufacturing
8%
34%
502
lVa
11 Va
31
1
Jan
.
2%
2
5%
605
7%
•:
•v; 12
—1
—
,.
43%
1
Spring & Axle
Rudy Manufacturing
39%
—
3%
9 Va
Jun
—
B.)
Raisin
—
1
Jan
91% Mar
3,931
3 Vb
29 %
Rockwell
—
Stock*—
American
6,570
6
2%
lVa
1
Welding
Co
<ss
(Fred
(H
19
50
—.
5%
•
102'A Mar
32%
1,371
2%
1
•
Davis
193
Feb
Feb
Jun
8 VB
2%
34
,
15%
91
4%
45%
170
-
48 %
39'A May
Jan
1,320
Jun
4
Electric
Peninsular Metal Product*
629
Apr
3%
35% Mar
3%
44 VB
Jan
5%
10
.
Preferred
National
Parke
779
*
——
—
Preference
common-
Jun
98%
44%
2
-1
—
Metal
dun
43%
—
Prortnrt.
36
97%
Jan
7%
5%
1
—
62%
41%
32%
3 VB
'
1
Jan
97%
489
Mar
lol)
10
—
Jan-
42
Jun
34%
4
960
15 Va
Feb
15%
—
43
200
•
1
_
—
47
47
Jun
8
J
46
75
48
2'A
5
common
27Va
482
240
9%
2%
Products
99 Va
34
Feb
48
7%
2
123
Fell
15 %
2%
'
j
—10
common
Wines
265
Vb May
4VB Mar
May
3% Mar
12 Va May
3 %
\
•
_.
Stamping
60%
4%
•
200
411
104% 110
VV- 7%
.—1
common
common
23
17
Kv/3
300
Jun
4
2%
Kinsel
Jan
—
U S Printing common—_——*
Mfg
19
36
5
Seeley
&
55d
89
3%
Feb
Mar
9
37%
14
4 %
5%
109%
Electric Motor*
22
Jan <'
Jan
Jan
7%
•
Drug
Kresge Co (8 8)
Jan
6%
33 Va
3%
-1
.
_
Bearing
Jun
•
.
61
41%
55 Ve
405
6,473
44 VB
Chemical
A
Manufacturing
King
High
Oil
Manufacturing
Lock
8
37%
Feb
Mar
34 VB
34%
1
-
common
Jan
•
G
&
—
—*
Paige
Hurd
14%
10
48
1
Brewing
Howell
50%
Jun
,13%
1
1
46% May
570
4
■
-
(
1
since Jan.
20%
1,067
7%
„
Gerity Michigan Corp
Range
3,209
10%
•37
1
Jun
Ball
22 %
47-/2
10'A
—
'*•'
""
1
__
72%
24%
;
—
——
3
___
-
146
54
21%
7%
Manufacturing
Hoskins
1,700
47%
10%
37'A
Motors
38
86Ve
4%
17'/a
—
*
-
common
Kroger
P
86%
*
10
*
Stockyard
24
Gemmer
High
59%
27 Vb
101%
—00
12%
Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Jun
Va
-
3
Brewing
27Vs. 27%
101% 102
—
100
—
21
General
Hoover
Shares
54
—
8.50
com
—
—
Apr
Jan
Sales
for Week
,
Champion
Apr
82%
1
TnriimtriM
21
—
-
Feb
22%
Jan
5
36%
—
——1
—
Week's
Range
Low
Par
—
2%
Jan
67
14% Mar
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
American Laundry
Balcrank
Jan
■16
82%
Higbie
1%
755
1
Mfg
Corp
Trailer
Lakes
2
3,3o2
60
Great
10% Apr
37%:May
bi74
1
Mogul
Graham
Jun
22 VB
67% May
43% Jan
510
17%
Jan
79'/a
49% May
12% Jan
30
68%
72%
Waldorf System Inc ——————
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
Woodley Petroleum Co
—._—-8
Jan
7%
36%
500/
21%
1
__
_
Corporation
Wnnrf
Apr
15%
510
1.204
9%
37
"
Frankenmuth
39% Mar
Apr
Va
Iron
Steel
27%
80%
22
20
Hardware
4% :May
2%:Mar
21%:Mar
491)
17 VA
9%
•
common
-
Detroit
fiar
17'A
2
1,500.
26%
10
Paper
Motors
Feb
V
High
25
Bros—
Ex-Cell-O
Low
4
36%
—1
.
_
_
_
Power
51
Jun
17%
37
•
_
Edison
Detroit
26%
5
..
am*
Corp
Consolidated
1
Jan.
Range since
li igh
3 Va
1
—
Company
Detroit
Low
2
Bearing
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Chrysler
25% May
14Va Jun
25
Shares
-1
—
_
Markets————^— __—1
Roller
Apr
13% Mar
22%
_
Rubber
Bear
Bower
207
53
_
American Metal Product*
Detroit
2,016
for Week
"
Electric
Goebel
50
Smelting Rfg & Mining Co
Jun
Jun
Jan
14
498
—
5
—
3%
59 Va
%'jan
21
1,133
14%
———-*
Rubber Co
U S
21 Va
*
Drill /Co
Twist
Jun
19 Vb
135
Union
Jari
1%
130
9%
2.50
Torrington Co
15%
49% Mar
22
Inc
Mar
13
541
20%
—;
20c
Jan
Par
Allen
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Trice
Continental
29%
Webster
Jan
16 %
255
20%
Drug Co
Mar
25 Vb
130% Mar
7,930
59
130
.
21% May
700
Last
Jun
119%
80
&
Jun
28%
Jan
10
58%
-
73%
20% Mar
100
3 %
—
63 Vb May
Exchange
Week's
Friday
;
Jun
Feb
11c
16%
56%
98%
22
138
Jan
27
127
15%
„•
138»/a
5
Pennsylvania RR
Stone
Exchange
DETROIT
Jun
45
Quincy Mining Cp%u_-«-——25
Rexall
Stock
Exchange
47% Mar
Jan
46%
385
34'%
11c
50c
*
—
Chemical-;
73 '/a
25
22
•
„•
20
& Tel
England Tel
Olin
Exchange
May
55%
52% Mar
2,395
127
—
100
New England Electric System
56%
33 %
100
1
1
—
Mfg Corp
Narragansett Racing Ass'n
National Service Companies
Va
117% 119
— —
Co————.—100
Mullins
New
,
*
Corp
RR
preferred
cum
Stock
15 Va Mar
Jan
55
114
72
50c
Co
Copper
Central
5%
54
1
Kennecott
Maine
54%
8
(new)
Co
Creek
Island
American
Fond Building
STOCKS
General
'
•
Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
May
125
55
York
New
Jun
155
Jan
10%
—
73 Va
Jan
10%
42%
10
186% Mar
Mar
7
215
Members
Jan
St
Lines
SS
28
13%
53%
*
Associates
95
13%
Jun
13
10
Fuel
,
125 " 125
Ry Co—
1st preferred A——..—100
cum
152
57
'•»'-*
—.—5
—
Co
&
Mass
Eastern
First
9%
——100
RR—:
Inc
Co
Eastern
Eastern
watl1ng, Lerchen & Co.
1
High
208
100
——
Hecla
&
Jan.
Low
10%
29
Providence
&
Calumet
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High
10
100
—
preferred
Boston
Low
10 Va
—~50
KR
RR
Maine
....
..
Shares
100
Tel
American
—
for Week
5
Corp
&
—
Saies
of Trices
Sale Trice
JUNE 24
ENDED
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
Feb
16% Jun
A/ 6
Feb
1%
Feb
186% Mar
va
American Tobacco Co
28
Anaconda Mining
50
70
70
73 Va
453
47%
Jan
73 %
Jun
10
43%
577
36% May
45 Vb
Jun
15%
43 %
15%
44 %
1
17 %
185
12% Mar
17%
Jun
—3
7%
7%
7'A
70
8%
Apr
13
14%
14%
14%
173
Steel
Armco
Ashland
Avco
(new)
Oil
Manufacturing
..
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Bethlehem
„_
Steel
—.
Burlington Mills
Canadian
Chrysler Corp
Products
Columbia
Col
&
•
54
81 Va
85
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
'►
66'A
Los
145
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
35
54
Jun
Par
Jun
Jan
Curtiss-Wright
Admiral
Jan
82%
Apr
Aeco
66
45Va Mar
55%
Jun
Alaska
31%
Jun
39 Va
Feb
Corp
Corp
...
Juneau
Gold
31%
15
I6V2
16Va
16%
137
15% Mar
17%
Feb
31 %
31%
180
29%
Jan
31%
Jun
American
20%
20%
20%
'20
16
Jan
23'A
Feb-
Amer
Airlines
Chemical
Dow
Du
—
Pont
7
43%
—
215%
5
General
Electric
.—-5
54%
General
Motors
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109%
Greyhound
Corp
International
—3
International
Tel
&
Tel
•
-
*
82%
National
Cash
Register
Dairy
—
American
Cyanamid
58 %
American
Motors
112
157%
Jan
177
46%
Jan
494
90% Mar
15%
56
Jun
Amer
Potash
National
Products
Smelting & Ref
Jun
Jan
16% Mar
American
Tel
Jan
40%
Jun
American
28%
Jun
American
Viscose
28%
95
24
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64%
33
62
Mar
23
50
17% Mar
23
Jun
80%
83%
195
74% May
37% Feb
83%
70 % May
Pure Oil
5
Feb
Armour
38' "
Jan
42%
Jun
Ashland
20% May
25 %
Jun
55
54%
Jan
81%
Jun
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
110
31%
Jan
45%
Jun
Atlas
Avco
81%
44
45
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50
•
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—
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82
40
67
Feb
82
Jun
20
,
81%
20
80
17 Vb
Jan
21%
Jan
30 %
Republic
St
__
Steel
(new)
Schenley
Sears
5
Industries
1.40
Roebuck
•
Sinclair
Socony
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—
__
29%
20%
85
Jun
Baldwin-Lima-
21 %
23
95
17% Mar
23 Vb
Apr
Bandini
41%
24
35% May
41%
Jun
Bankllne
52'A
52%
33
37%
55
Jun
47'A
44
46
Southern
Co
24
91 %
Jan
80
22 % May
27 Vb
Jan
Benguet
27
75%
Jan
94%
Jun
Bethlehem
50
Jan
59
127
35
59%
Jun
Bishop
50% Mar
59
Jun
Black
21
Apr
20
85
18%
J_
39
39%
35
37% Mar
!_
49
51%
27
Standard
Oil
(New
15
125%
43% May
106% Jan
10
49%
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Edison
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U
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•
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15
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Co
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49%
116
206
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42%
Jan
Feb
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10
see
page
45.
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Oil
Borden Co
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125
173
Jan
63
Feb
72% May
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Jan
58%
Jun
48
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Jun
58%
850
71%
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43 %
44
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Jan
16%
Feb
12%
Feb
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Jun
50
288
12
Jun
15'A
Jan
27 %
Jun
Eorg-Warner Corp new
Broadway-Hale Stores
14%
15
13%
Jan
15%
Feb
Budd
Jan
100%
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Budget Finance Plan
85
40% Mar
51
Jun
7%
51
322
41 %
May
51
Jun
60c
68%
68%
71
109
82
Jan
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48%
48%
67% May
46% May
Burlington
133
40
Mar
Jan
Vb
Feb
47%
Apr
6 Va
Jan
8 Va
Apr
41
14%
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2.70
1,760
2.55
Jun
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4,350
8%
Jun
13% Mar
17%
17%
310
15%
Jan
17%
Apr
Apr
11%
Feb
Jun
24%
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(Un)
885
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(Un)
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Mar
34 % May
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1
10
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23% May
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250
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15
40
81%
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(Un)
50
163
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10%
501/2
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May
7%
(Un).
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185
635
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99% 100%
Feb
55 % Mar
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50% Mar
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26%
123
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55%
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1,059
68 Vb
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10
(Unj.
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Jun
Jun
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68%
3
44%
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50
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Diamond Corp
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19%
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Brands
Sunray
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Corp
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58%
49%
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Jun
Oil
Jersey)
(Ohio)
12%
31% May
8%
49
Standard
Standard Oil
57% May
Jun
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47%
Standard
Studebaker
Apr
9%
Co
41% May
59
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53%
5
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7
15
;
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455
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44%
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Jun
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Co
Apr
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25
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Jan
10
&
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70 Vb
20 Vb
Armco
Co
7%
246
22%
Jun
Oil
160
73%
618
50
&
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383
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20
46%
10%
73%
23
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Jam
Jan
29%
Anaconda Cooper Mining Co (Un)
Anderson-Pritchard Oil
(Un)
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5%
28%
(Un)
40%
80
33%
new
Co
21 Va
44
1
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Tel
1.40
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28
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42%
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Pennsylvania RR
Radio
&
Feb
Mar
3%
28%
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(Un)
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—
5
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88
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28
Tobacco
23
„•
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Pacific
class
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York
Northern
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&
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100
30
28%
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American
109 %
5,350
1
High
Jun
(Un)_l
12%
(Un)
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30
185
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Pan
46% Mar
Jan
'
National
National
New
56
109%
40%
28%
_*
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215%
Jan
43
40
64%
—
25
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——
54%
104
42%
143
15%
40
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Inc
58%
205
39%
—
•
Harvester
44
57%
44
5
——_
-
(Un)
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160
3%
10%
Range since Jan.
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92 %c
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for Week
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Last
Sale Trice
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5
Electric.
Ohio
Angeles Stock Exchange
27% Mar
Mar
29
42%
180
72% May
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—
Gas
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—
104'A
110
53%
81
10
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54
31%
———-25
35
52%
79 %
—
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City
35
—
2d
Chesapeake & Ohio
17 %
Jan
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12
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—
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.—
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141%
*
1
Pacific
68%
Apr
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Apr
Feb
10%
Jan
Mar
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Industries
Byron Jackson Co__
Inc
(Un)
1
27%
Jan
35%
v*r>
Apr
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Number 5441..
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2961)
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Friday
:
STOCKS
-
Week's
Last
Par
California
Packing
Canadian
Oil
Pacific
Can so
Natural
Car so
Oil
Gas
(J J)
Co
Cenco
(Un)
Chrysler
Jun
1%- Jan
National
1%
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1%
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100
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17
54 V*
56 %
*
23%
24% '
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1
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18%
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55%
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599
■
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9% Mar
26% Jun
Pacific
17% Feb
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39% Mar
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&
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Inc__.
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25%
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Feb
47%
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Eastern
Airlines
Inc
Apr
25% May
76% Jan
30% Jan
Pacific
76%
Jan
Pacific
10%
Jun
Feb
Feb
Pacific
Pan
57%
Jan
84
Paramount
Eastman Kodak Co
Jun
45%
15
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5
4
12%
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(Un)
57%
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159
74%
Apr
81% May
236
41
Jan
54
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300
27% Mar
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%
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%
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10%
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Jun
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50
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Tiger
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&
class
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Light
Line
(Un)
2,900
Fruehauf
Trailer
Co
(Robert)
Garrett
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173% Mar
Co
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
General
Exploration
General
Motors
General
Public
(U11)
(Un)
Apr
Reserve
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Reynolds
Jan
24%
Apr
Rheem
Apr
4.25
Feb
Richfield
Oil
50
11% Mar
13%
Jan
306
21
Jun
23%
Jan
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305
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150
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McBean
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Aeronautical
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Great
Greyhound
Gulf
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Diego
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110
5% Mar
Feb
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4.00 Mar
4.48%
2,925
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161
39%
Jan
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$
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Jan
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6%
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class A
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8
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Jun
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1
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13%
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45%
Feb
Standard
Oil Co
Jan
4374
Apr
Standard
Oil
98
627b Mar
727b
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Standard Oil Co
Holly Development
Homestake
Hunt
Foods
Hupp
(Un)
12%
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;
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85
1.10 4 1.25
1
Mining Co
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Honolulu
5.114
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4,300
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6%
48
Jun
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Jan
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1.10 May
2.45
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1
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64
80
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244
77/a/
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740
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Central
RR
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Iron
.
Development
Interlake
International
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International
Int'l
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Intex
Jade
&
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Paper
Tel
OH
&
Jones
Kaiser
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31%
Apr
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9
Feb
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(Un)
Chem
&
new
com__33%c
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Motors
50
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1
Kennecott
Copper Corp
County Land Co
Kern
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Lincoln
Lion
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Co
Lockheed
Loew's
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—
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Petroleum
117%
53%
7
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10c
(Un)
—
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1.30
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91
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177b Mar
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McKesson
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Apr
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Jun
257b
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36%
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26%
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26% May
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2.50
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Montgomery Ward
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143
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48%
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28 Va
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210
25% May
12%
1
Century-Fox Film
May
Jan
27%
12%
350
10% May
13Va
100
19%
Apr
20%
Apr
560
26% Mar
31Va
Jan
170
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19% May
Jan
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50
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120
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177
3% May
22% May
7%
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Truax-Traer
Jun
7%
5
Airlines
Transamerica
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2
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(Un)
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48% Jan
34 Va
25
(Un)
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Mar
Mar
1
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•
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American
$1.25
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43%
307b
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Union Oil
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Union Pacific RR
United Air Lines
United
Corp
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97
55
52 %
55
2,032
60
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146
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32 Va
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Feb
Apr
Apr
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1
34% Mar
40% Mar
50 Va
Jun
41% May
50
Jun
65 Va
73% Mar
Apr
27% Mar
30%
37%
47
Apr
Jan
Jun
100
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72 V* Mar
38
*
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200
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57% May
380
8
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3474
5%
185
41
0
Pictures
21%
1
63%
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34%
18
Petroleum
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1
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1
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417b Jun
10
(Un)
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39 Va Mar
777b
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Feb
30%
Apr
31% May
327b Mar
237b
Feb
24%
Vanadium
Jan
30%
Jun
Corp of America (Un)
Va-Carolina Chemical
Washington
Water
1
Jan
a46% a477b
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43%
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51
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*
a397b
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39
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447b
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102
18
Mar
1
24%
24 Va
225
18
Jan
24 Va
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Teleg new (Un)—2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
10
Westlnghouse Elec (Un)
12%
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
•
26%
26%
650
24 Va
Jun
28 Va
Jun
28%
28%
916
24%
Jan
32% Feb
707b
70 Va
553
69%
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83
Feb
a537b a54%
99
52%
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58%
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43c
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Kentucky Coal Co
Western
Western
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Lines
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Williston Basin Oil Exploration
Wilson
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113/4
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62
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5c
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10
Feb
22%
a—
24%
—
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Zenda
a—
32
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)_.
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Zenith
Gold
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Radio
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74% May
87
•
.
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4c
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25
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Jan
97 ya
Feb
8c
126
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58
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45% Mar
2.40
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_
a—
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-
47% May
36%
1
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West
Magnavox Co
38% Mar
145
Mar
80c
33% Mar
100
5378
61
Jun
398
10
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Company (Un)
Gulf Sulphur (Un)
Texas
2874 Mar
ft—
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427b
10
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(Ohio)
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a—
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8% Mar
23
25
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41%
45%
•
__
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Jan
5,705
35
a
2%
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Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co (Un)
357b
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41
35
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i—
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Bylvania Electric Prod
Jan
Apr
Apr
28%
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—
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24%
all2
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\
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preferred
85
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9% \10%
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534
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27%
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40
61%
217b Mar
alll%
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39%
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Johns-Manvllle
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Jan
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27
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22%
22%
,
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898
1
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30
a45 #46%
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Mar
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41%
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340
,
Jun
50
21%. Jun
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141%
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29%
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1
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25
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5
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a95% a95%
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35 %
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40
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37b Mar
624
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5
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63%
a41% a42%
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preferred
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•
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Jan
May
preferred
Jan
(Un)
12%
17%
1
6%
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Feb;
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47 y* Apr
.lOVi May
.
Jun
.
1
Edison
51%
2%
Jan
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400
Hancock Oil Co class A
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700
37%
129
com
preferred
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Hoffman
12
Company
1,107
j2%
__
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Co
Gas
&
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4.32%
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2.55
27's
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:
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(Du)
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Signal
51T#7
34
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„
1,452
37%
46
Sinclair Oil Corp
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (U11)
135
May
.-2.85
2
__
40
——7%
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200
__
39%
Solar Aircraft Co
*2%
3
106
;
3
Shell Oil Co
65
a64% a64%
1
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50
Servoinechanlsms Inc
May
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37
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66
69
1
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&
117
BOo
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457
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56% May
37% May
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10
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Roebuck
37
a25%
(Un)
Jun
10% May
Jan
*
Ohio
Corp
79% Mar
5574
Jan
2.75
__
69
(U11)
Finance
35
Chemical
&
Feb
33% Mar
(Un)
RR
&
47b
29
68%
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25
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•
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50
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149
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91% Mar
5
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340
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preferred
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28
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Regis Paper Co
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47
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9 %
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Humor Co
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827
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139
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120
2%
307b Mar
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-
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44
20
-
42%
a$27b
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17%
Jan
141
Manufacturing Co
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55%
269
45%
common
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Apr
__
785
44
1
Drug Inc
Ryan
;
16%
'
20
(U11)
Spring &
2.00
Jun
16%
Jan
4»/a Mar
287b
1
Gas
Feb
Jun
10
New common w i_„____
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Gimble Bros (Un)
Products
&
Rexall
16%
28%
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Corp
35 %
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old
V
215
46%
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65
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,.
36
40c
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30
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Feb
28% May
202
Jun
a32%t(32%
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Jun
59 Va
Jan
381
874
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36
18c
58%
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1
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1
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Republic-Aviation (Un)_
Republic Pictures (Un)
2
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3Vr Jun
69
39% Jan
141
(Un)
new
1
.
540
Jun
'
a37% a37 %
1
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1,000
50c
32%
6%
(Un)
Jun
3%
America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (U11)
Jun
:;4lO
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Co
Feb
82
24% May
45%
RKO Pictures Corp (Un)
RKO Theatres Corp (Un).
22
1
Corporation
Jan
790
25c
28%
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Sapphire
Gair
67%
29%
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1
(Un)—
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Pullman
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10
common
,52
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62%
4
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Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Rohr
42
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Inc
Jan
2.75 Jan
100
com
Pictures
17% Mar
20%
Jan
47%
1
common
Oil
World
Rockwell
4?3%
•'
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Mar
12%
14
20c
Feb
850
792
•
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—
Radio Corp of
330
1
5
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a
14c
38,500
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Mar
Jan
2.15 -<>2.30
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17
Jan
23%
1
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46%
Apr
37%
1,
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Jan
137/a
169%
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a
•
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Fltzslmmons
38%
295
350
79.7
&
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American
Jun
300
13 !4
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58%
13.43%
46%
a
1
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43% Mar,
30%
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Oil
7% May
46 %' '4714
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Exeter
Feb
'2
10
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Co
89%
55% -57%
Rights (expire July 1
Railroad
16% Feb
36%- Jun
%
(Un)
Paso Natural Gas (Un)—.
Electric Bond & Share (Un)
Erie
14% Mar
32% May
64% May
570
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10
common
35%
458
Apr
44
10
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Jan
33 Va
a48% a49%
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Pennsylvania Railroad (Uu)
4%
30% Jan
-
23 V* Apr
13
Jan
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24Mar
1,670
Jan
Jun
4%
10
pfd
Jun
47/»
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167b
25
common
44
503
5%
58
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Jan
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58'/a
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166
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Pacific Tel
14%
79% May
3274 Mar
■.
Jan
27%
1
petroleums
12
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Lighting
Jan
20
50
:
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■
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89
260
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%
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1
(Un)
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74%
375
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10
Jun
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10
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10
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20
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;
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53%
41
49
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15% Mar
21 % Mar
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21 % Mar
50
2
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Jun
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1,395
43%
—
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5974 Mar
30
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Jan
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66%
5
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Feb
Ohio Oil Co
55
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(Un)
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a48 %
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Oceanic Oil Co
255
10
Steel
25% Jan
a42%
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21%
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Petroleum
28% May
..,
Jan
2,092
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Occidental
21% Mar
1
CuHiss-Wrlght
Northrop
25
5
Crucible
Feb
Jun
*
(Un)
Corp
63 %
54%
55
Continental Motors (Un)
Continental Oil Co (Del)
Zellerbach
Jab, £
Jan
45% Mar
21
4
Aircraft
May
30%
66%
16%
*
Continental Copper & Steel
'
41 % May
Co
Pacific
437b
29
25
Engineering
Continental Can Co
Oil
North American Aviation
Northern
380
a27%a27%
•
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Norris
Jun
23
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7%
*
(Un)
6% Mar
29%
Apr
16% Mat
79% 81%
a53%:a54%
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of
Jan
Jun
Chemical
&
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106
'
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Edison
Edison
4Va
—
24%
26
54%
66%
25
(Un)
a—
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Low
a42
1
New
a29% a29 %
10
Iron
System
(Un)
Range since Jan. 1
High
a417b
2174
49%
New York Central RR (Un)
Niagara Mohawk Power (Un)
Nordon Corp
a22% a22%
l
Commonwealth
Consolidated
54%
♦
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Commercial Solvents
Consolidated
50
100
.
Om
100
54%
(Un)
18% Feb
21% Mar
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Co
61%- Mar
a—
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i
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25
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222
2,590
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Mar
■
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—
1
Jan
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a41%
1
16% Mar
60
140
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1
Molybdenum
Columbia
-
1
Corp
Colorado
__10
1%
50
10
Clary Multiplier
Climax
Jun
12
I—
Co
35%
—9
1%
Co
Service
28% Mar
(Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)
Distillers
for Week
Low
—10
a2%
10
Chesapeake At Ohio (Uu)
Chicago Carp (Un).
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un)
Cities
National
(Un)
a
:
Preferred
480
7iV Feb
Co
a2%
Products
Chance-Vought
34%
May
u-/4
Biscuit
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
National
al%
12 %
(Un)
new
(Un)
Aircraft
34%
2,210
High
38% Mar
1
Corp
Certain-teed
Cessna
6Va
Week's
1
Last
Sale Price
Jan
34%
*
1
1
(Uu)
Corp
Low
33
6
——
U
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
a37% a38%
6%
25
Ltd
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese
(Un)
Producers
Carrier Corporation
Case
2
,
RR
a38%
JUNE
Friday
Shares
Low
5
Canadian Atlantic
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
Range
Southern
3%s
Calif
Edison—
convertible deb
1970
llGVa
117
$1,500
116% Jun
1167/a Jun
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(2962)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
JUNE 24
ENDED
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RANGE
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32
32%
700
25
Jan
35%
10
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8
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7
73%
1,200
47%
1,000
14%
14%
15%
3,200
15%
15%
148", 4
6 V2
3
13
(Un)
10
5
5
1
5
12.50
15
common
28
11%
100
8% Jan
34% May
2% Jan
39
1,400
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9
2,300
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4,000
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17%
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12
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02
350
57
Jun
Landis
150%
9%
Feb
65
100
2574
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54%
54%
300
48% May
800
1
May
;1 %
100
1%
104%
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147%
23
23
200
21
19
18%
19
950
22%
1,700
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Jan
25
28
28%
45%
300
34% Jan
47%
900
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22%
17%
17 %
17%
800
16% Mar
19%
33%
34%
300
23%
34%
19%
19%
200
18% Mar
21%
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23%
30%
Jun
28 %
30%
1,000
2%
29%
2%
400
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Jan
1% Jan
34%
35
700
29%
Jan
35%
400
54%
Jun
63%
24
247 a
900
21% Mar
26V4
100
4%
Jun
—8
34%
3474
500
30%
Jan
36%
10
27%
27%
1,000
24
Jan
Illinois
Ohio
&
Chicago Corp
4%
4%
28%
28%
29 %
500
23%
Apr
29%
53
54%
800b
42%
Jan
54%
22%
300
21
Feb
25%
preferred
22%
*
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•
—
common
29 %
29 %
GOO
64 % May
65%
Jan
29%
18% Mar
19'/a
20%
1,800
20%
9%
147a
2,600
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10%
81%
3,300
66% Jan
82%
Apr
54%
54%
300
47% May
55%
Jun
26%
Jan
34%
Jun
84
Jan
96%
Apr
33% May
34% May
36%
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•
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28
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Co
10
34%
33%
4%%
3474
100
93%
91%
93'/a
15
preferred
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Clinton
Elec
Ilium
Foods
Coleman
Co
Columbia
Co
35%
35 %
357
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new
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&
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100
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Eastern
Eastman
Lines
Falstaff
Flour
Radio
Fox
General
34 %
36
300
32
Jun
36
Jun
23
23%
800
20
Mar
24
8%
300
7
Jan
1
(Un)
1
10
(Un)
54
Jan
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21%
21%
15%
Jan
22
Feb
14%
1574
700
13%
Jan
16 Va
Feb
Radio
10
10
100
15% May
7
Mar
17% Mar
11%
14% Jun
5
4%
7,600
5
3
Jan
Jan
9
5
Apr
Jun
9%
1,800
9%
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10%
Jan
68 %
69
300
57 %
Feb
69-
Jun
2%
3
2,900
9%
5
1274
289
5
1,800
56%
19
19
100
*
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12
85
85
100
5
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109%
104% 109%
4,500
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l
7%
72%
10
700
8
72%
73
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700
1,200
50
16
•
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2
18
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1
Hetn Werner Corp
Heller (Walter E)
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Spencer
Houdaille
Hupp
Hershey
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Brick
Illinois
Central
Inland
Steel
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pa g°
45.
1674
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17
Mar
1,750
55
Jan
68
Jun
3,900
20%
Jan
29
Jun
47%
700
4474
Jan
48% May
37
37%
800
34% May
17
16%
17
08
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68
27'4
2674
29
47
37
35%
—
5874
2
Jan
16% May
18
Jun
61% Mar
35%
900
32
Feb
36
Jun
22%
300
22%
Feb
24%
Apr
58%
59'4
500
50
Mar
59%
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Jan
22
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9
24%
29%
15%
400
15%
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22 74
18%
50
15%
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18%
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9%
3,000
5
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9%
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25
1,000
15
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30'4
2,800
22%
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24%
29%
160
162'%
1,500
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8,100
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58
200
4874
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58
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36
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78
400
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8'4 Jan
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77'4
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78
Jun
10
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15
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*
42%
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42%
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25%
25%
100
25%
Jun
25%
Jun
11% Mar
71 % Mar
63%
65
700
57
5
40%
40%
500
34% May
40%
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32%
700
30% Mar
33%
Jan
52
52%
900
37%
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5574
Jun
2274
23 %
700
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
May
Jun
1,100
25
Jan
30%
Jun
5674
Jun
60
Jan
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5
Public Service
Regis
Co
Paper
*
Jan
58%
Jun
4174 May
47%
Jun
32 74
7%
Jun
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Jun
Sears
37%
Jun
Serrick
15%
15%
Jan
10 '4
Jun
46% May
Mar
4574
1.40
23%
24 74
1,400
1
23%
common
1
Feb
Jun
27
Apr
Jan
17 74
Jun
21
Feb
'93 74
900
74%
Jan
93 74
Jun
11%
1274
350
11%
Jun
13
Feb
.63 78
12'/a
500
9174
18
•
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16%
49 74
22 %
500
Jan
34% Mar
1,300
44%
12
;
Co
A
90
5
class A
__
56
Roebuck
57
15%
6374
300
56%
Jan
65'4 Mar
19'4
1974
7,600
18'/a
Jun
20% May
59% Jun
17'4
18
Oil
New
Co
7.50
common
:
Sinclair Oil Corp
3% Mar
Bend
;
Works
Lathe
Southern Co (Un)
19'A
Feb
Southern Pacific Co
Feb
Southwestern
18% May
(Un)
Inc
4% Mar
82%
Jun
5% May
5
.15
58 %
58 %
5974
59
300
27 74
27 %
200
19%
1974
19%
900
•
2,400
50
t
Mar
24%
Jan
18
Jan
51 Va
Jan
59
Jun
28% May
2174 Mar
63%
Jun
63%
60%
6374
27%
277a
100
2774
Jan
28%
Jan
27%
27%
29%
5.400
2374
Jun
29%
Jun
2
Service
common
1574
15'4
15%
1,800
10%
Jan
15%
Jun
1
2*^ 4
W arrants
Standard
Oil
of
California
Oil
of
Indiana
Standard
Oil N J
2%
2%
85%
84'4
85%
200
52'4
4874
52.74
6,800
12074 1257s
125%
10
49%
4974
50
12%
150
25%
Jan
27%
Jun
12%
31%
11%
30
31%
200
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
Stone
13%
14
32%
200
28%
Jan
32%
Jun
Storkline
10
24
24
48 74
150
44%'oJan
49
Jun
Studebaker-Packard
10
10%
10%
100
Corp
Furniture
1
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1
Corp
Corp
Apr
Sunbeam
7%
7%
1,000
13% May
3% Jan
14%
7%
9%
Feb
8undstrand
18%
18 "4
18'4
2,100
14 %
Feb
18%
Jun
Sunray Mid Continent Oil Co_
07 %
67 %
67 %
100
59%
Jan
67 Va
Jun
Swift
19%
18%
20
2,200
Texas
19%
400
18% May
16% Jan
Mar
20
7974
200
31%
33%
2.000
*
Corp
Machine
Tool
700
*
25
19
Container
49'4 Mar
700
58%
5
50c
Public
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel
19 '2
9
26
27% May
16 Va Mar
1
(Un)
13'4
43'A
38%
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
32%
Jun
50
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
4874
Jun
May
Jun
100
Jan
,
Jun
Mar
13%
35
•
Mar
Jun
42%
39'/a May
13
50
Jan
13%
Jun
12%
2%
49
Jun
13
3074
166
1 % May
23'4
27%
27%
Feb
25
Jan
27
2774
156
,
17% Mar
•
—1
Jan
15%
18%
15%
6,200
27%
Jun
35%
22%
Signode Steel Strapping Co—
500
600
37%
36%
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Shell
700
3874
»„■'
800
& Axle
National
79 7a
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66
57
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Jun
18
31
33%
400
30 %
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1
Xntarlake Steamship Co.
Jun
82
56 Va
Feb
Jan
82%
38%
Co
82
80
Feb
9 V4
18
27%
1
Jan
Jan
80%
Feb
28%
Rockwell Spring
3V4
♦
Development
21
31
10
RR
17% Mar
33,900
20%
Jun
Mar
Jan
44% Mar
Jan
2
Indiana Steel Products Co
Industrial
30
Mar
73%
13%
13%
61%
Feb
24
Feb
500
38%
3
Jan
24
1,150
40
May
15%
28'%
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47%
50
2874
1,350
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25
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200
56
28%
1,500
39 "
Jan
3
Co
4574
26
64
22 %
1
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Apr
Jan
7%
49
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24%
1
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Jun
11%
32
44'4
109%
400
6,800
44%
Jan
900
9%
89% Mar
500
5%
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1,900
25%
Jun
24
5%
100
1174
45 %
43'4
85 Va
80%
5%
4174
43 74
Feb
' 27
10
Baralscnfeger Corp
HeUeman (G) Brewing Co
Jun
25 74
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Hammond Organ Co
Jan
8374
10%
20'4
•
900
25
33
23%
Jan
44
11%
20'%
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1774
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55%
23'4
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Bros
400
Oil Corp
400
Rlchman
2%
Gulf
11% May
23% Jan
300
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
Grtesedleck
Jan
*
South
15%
7
19
May
20% May
1,300
4774
(Un)
Jun
15%
7% Apr
21%
(Un)
common
Jun
3
Jun
47'4
Co
Jun
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Feb
5'4
5
new
19
16%
41%
Jun
28
—100
_'.
16
23%
83%
Jan
6074
Jan
22%
of Indiana
Co
66
27
79.74
—*
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17%
500
85%
26
90
Apr
44% Mar
200
...
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3
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Jan
•
73%
700
5
29
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13%
*
3,200
4,300
12.50
16% Mar
1
83 "4
1
51
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Bros Cooperage class A
80'4
10%
»
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100
Grelf
Jan
3074 Jun
33%c
(Un)
Co
Co
300
2%
Jun
34
May
2
64%
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107
May
27
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50
100
18%
____
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23
52
23
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Gray Drug Stores
68
550
3074
4374 May
18
16
160
25
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•
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103
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81%
56%
56'4
56 %*
9
45%
4374
457a
26
26
2678
1
374
Feb
Jan
85 74
Jun
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5274
Jun
12574
Jun
1%
74
Jan
1,100
10674
700
42%
Jan
50
2,900
8%
Jan
12 Mb
Jun
2.30Q
24 74
Feb
3174
Jun
1,150
12% Mar
1474
Jun
18%
Jan
24
Jun
10
Jun
15%
Jan
50
1,000
Jan
Jun
4274 Mar
62%
2,700
31%
Jan
4774
Jun
3,900
23 74 May
2774
Jun
100
Jun
5174 May
Mar
84
Jan
Thor Power Tool Co
•
22%
22%
23
800
20% Jan
Apr
25% Mar
May
28%
46
400
25 % May
7«%
Jun
Toledo
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g
14% *"
14%
15
1,400
1374
15
Jan
35%
Feb
Transamerlca
Corp
2
23
h
ComDany
Co
(The)
Edison
25
50%
50%
500
98%
50%
29
-
Jun
Jun
25
102
22
9
Goodyear Tire A Rubber Co
Bros
3074
30
103
19%- 20%
10
Gossard
(W
Jun
700
St
May
28%
Apr
9% May
115
17
Co
St Louis
37
200
2874
7%
"
Feb
2,100
Jun
100
Jan
79%
9%
Jun
37%
7
200
5874
19
37 %
1,100
4674
56%
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28%
2,000
.
45'4
Jan
_10
(old
28%
7
8%
113
5574
Jan
Jan
Jan
8'4
5574
4574
9%
14
34
3%
6%
113
Feb
Jun
Mar
of America (Un)
*
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
5
Remington Rand (Un)
50c
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
——10
Rexal Drug (Un)
2.50
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
10
46%
200
35
20%
Corp
17%
56
Jan
3674 Mar
Oats
Jun
55 %
—
Oil
12
75%
30%
600
Company
Quaker
200
Mar
9%
Motors Corp
Telephone Corp
Coldblatt
210
May
6,100
500
Jun
100
preferred
Pullman
Jan
43
7%
3174
21%
—*
Corp
4.20//
185
14'a
16%
800
Jun
81»A May
100
7%
Jan
16
Public Service
418
14%
13
20
Process
2%
Corp
(The)
57
Potter
324
7%
200
4174
(Chas)
53
14%
16
16
Jun
08%
Foods
Co
207 %
Mar
i
Corp
Gibson
17
5
Co
Glldden
Pfizer
Transportation—2.50
Corp
Electric
Gillette
Feb
202
1
24
10
20%
2
Jun
51
—5
Inc
75
Jan
10
1
B
Rights
Pepsi-Cola
200
1.25
General
-
Jan
Feb
21%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light A Coke
51
5
Auto
American
common
8%
Class
202
10
America
Finance
New
68% Mar
43% Feb
61%
50
0%
Patterson-Sargent Co
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
convertible pr preferred
5
5
Phono
General
General
36%
300
2674 May
800
227a
417a
Petroleum
Co
(The)
400
1,200
74%
19%
Corp
57
6%
27%
31%
10
26%
2274
2
Philco
80%
Apr
1
Jan
55%
Jan
37
A
Jun
80
50 %
"
74
27
6'/a
1
•
Ju*.
May
(Un)
23%
Jan
Jan
-
8%
87
Co class
Parker Pen
58%
157 Va
-32%
Airways (Un)—I
World
20%
100
500
7.50
43 % Mar
107 % 107%
37
:
57 %
Gas
500
Jan
36%
•
2674
Electric
400
13%
Jan
57%
(Un)
217 a
700
Jun
67'4
5
58%
15%
6%
100
100
207a
15
600
7
Co—
Phillips
15
51%
8174
26*/2
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Apr
45% Mar
67'a
A.—41
50c
Co
57 %
21%
5
(Un)
General
General
8%
Jun
200
Pictures
American
♦
&
Candy
23% Mar
Jun
Brewing
General Box
9 % May
38
Gamble-Skogmo Inc
General
Jan
31% May
&
Drive
(Peter)
Feb
100
Inc
Co
of
14%
48
1,000
Brewing Corp
Mills
Four-Wheel
Jun
3774
Mfg
Watch
National
Emerson
10
20%
Eddy Paper Corp
Elgin
Jun
(Alan B)—
Nemours
Electric Controller
,
50% Mar
197a
Inc
de
Kodak
56
Jun
37%
10c
(E
46 % May
46%
19%
8%
52
.
Jan
43% Mar
32
817 a
cl
Oiln-Mathieson Chem Corp
42%
23%
48
300
*
Co
Natural
Paramount
10
Jun
—5
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&
Gas
200
37%
A
Pont
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
1,300
1
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Class
(new
56
8
USA
Oil
47%
common)—1
Apr '
12
Ohio
52
....1
(new
Apr
13%
200
Feb
10
Co
22%
22%
700
i
Co
47%
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
35 74
*
(Un)
Edison
52
16
Jan
10
Gas
Manufacturing
Pan
Jan
Feb
I
Northwest Bancorporatlon
47% Jan
6%
22'4
25%
*
preference—0
Power
Apr
8%
Apr
22% Feb
—1
Ry
Mar
5
20%
150
1
(Un)
States
14%
37% Jan
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23%
5
Pacific
38% Mar
1
Jun
2074
23%
1
1
Northern
26
•
3074
20%
1
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Northern
1,500
28
1174 May
14
' Jan i,
Jan
com—•
new
Mfg
Ohio
Jan
,
12% Mar
1374J 13'4
1
conv
Illinois
(Minnesota)
,
Jun
8'A
100
10
Co
&
Northern
Co
11
3% Mar
2%
2074
10
/(Oak
I
600
__
(Un)—1
3,000
Dow Chemical Co
Ltd
Jan
17%
•>
11
'•
200
51%
Gas
&
Jun
Jun J
4'4 Jun v
5% Apr L
4% Mari
57%
':
200
Aviation
10%
Domestic Finance Corp
Drewerys
32%
118%
2% Mar
1.400
51%
Co
American
43 Va
Corp
;
Manufacturing Corp
Dodge
Jan
Jan
1,600
19% May
Jan
Jan
33
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—
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10
Central RR
l
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Diamond
100
45%
15%
99%
300
Feb
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Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
30%
1,100
150
100
5774
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57
Ky_„—*
(Uni
Spec
Lead
10%
Consumers Power Co
Motors
37 'A
18
1,000
52
Products
Distillers
42%
*
Consolidated Cement Corp
Crane Co common
30%
24% Mar
23
118% 11874
*
Ward
Motor
10%
5
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Continental
700
1,400
a
30%
37%
4,800
Jun
21% Jan
23
50%
Inc
43
Inc
Oar System
>
45 %
Jun
30
North American Car Corp
.
1
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
9
Jun
74
2,200
Company
North
Jun
787 a
West
39%
8,600
30
:—•
$3.50
Cylinder
Now
Jun
10 %
80%
North
&
400
ill
37
National Standard Co
Jun
Chrysler Corp
Jun >
40%
20
Utilities
Chemical
National
Jun
16%
3974
21%
•
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National
Jan
1
Jun
19%
Napco Industries Inc
Jun
23
of
Cement
National
Jun
54%
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National
Feb
Chicago So Shore A So Bend RR—12.80
Chic
i
Muter
5% Mar
1
(Un)
Chic Mtlw St Paul A Pac
4%
25
_„
Ry
common
convertible
$3
Serv
Products
Certain-Teed
Chesapeake
Pub
30%
32
Co
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400
25 %
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28%
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900
26% Mar
31%
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120
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common
33%
-47%
Light—
Gladding
335
Foundry Co
Jan
Feb
10%
Motors Com
1%
Vanadium
For
&
General
18%
Axle
22%
23%
10
__5
&
15% Jan
360
1
Gas
Foods
28%
Plymouth Oil Corp
310
33%
881
(Un)—
Dynamics
1%
Corp
378
22%
51%
Inc
Electric
18%
common..2.50
Bolt
45%
22%
33%
-
3 4'A
common.
28%
preferred
__
Jen
Mar-
69
Jan
Share
Machinery &
1
Glass
Fib
5%
-
Jan
,
Apr
Petroleums
Power
5
convertible
Pittsburgh
—
33%
al6% al6%
Emporium Capwell Co new com
Eureka Corp Ltd
Idaho
Pittsburgh
3%' Jun
45'A
&
Co
&
Natural
_.____10
Supply
Corp
36%
jpn
Jun
51
10
McKinney
Natco
61%
87
57
Jan;
33
(expire July
Paso
Great
27
48%
1
Co
63
—5
General
High
*
Gas
329
May
Av*
6
4'%
•
al6;
preferred
Kodak
Hawaiian
lone
3'%
a64% a64%
54
Co
General
1
•
Refractories
Co
416
Jan
Jun ft**
17
"
13%
Walker
62'%
2
General
Range since
51%
(Joseph)
7,575
19% May
482
Corn
General
Shares
*
Equitable Gas Co
Joy
Sales
for Week
*
Light
Harbison
Range
•
Brewing
Home
Week's
of Prices
System
Duquesne
5'/4
Corp. common—_—5
Lines
Bond
Fruehauf
Co
Duquesne
1,606
a27% a27 %
Co
Inc
Air
Eastman
Jun
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Clark
147'%
(Del)
deNemours
New
Columbia Gas
-50'%
Jan
237
Laboratories
Eastern
Food
Allegheny
Jan
Jan
Feb
393/4 Mar
Florida
Par
-4% May
3%
44
-
0
Chemical
Mont
duPont
6%
Last
'19% Apr
36%
5%
__
Giorgio Fruit Corp B common.—5
cumulative preferred
*
Oil Fields Co (Un)
*
73%
Friday
8% Apr
v
103'%
12
Dominguez
73%
Sale Price
Jan
Fen
31%
Federated
STOCKS
Jan
Jan
(Un)
Co
Curtiss-Wrierht
73%
1975
13
a27 =
—
Cypress Abbey
El
4s
6%
12%
Apr.
135
A_2%
Publishing Co (Un)
Apr
BONDS
Baltimore
a4%
al41% al413A
$3
40%
2,685
1,631;
"
48%
Gas
Refining
Zellerbach
Preferred
Curtis
May
31
42 VB
7%
14%
—
48%
Apr
34%
Natural
Products
Crown
Jun
2,450
*
common
"
-
38c
Jan
33c
48%
Oil
43%
36%
' 7
14
-
•
40%
1,930
a—
34%
Corn
22'A
37'A
Feb
-146% May
:■ ■
.
•
15%
41%
31%
"
82
37c
■
Co (Un)—10
Motors
21%
*
Feb
Jun
16%
;
Apr
Feb
Continental
42
1
Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light common
&
class
Jan
74%
convertible
Indus
Consolidated Edison of N Y
21%
'
36c
.*
-25
new
Edison
Chem
Consolidated
11% Ja n
•
United
$4.50
Consolidated
Jun
2,520
Co
Co
Woodward
Commonwealth
Feb'
Jun
14
.50
common.
Paper
Oil
18% Mar
483/4
531/4
13%
'
a45% a46%
27%
303/s
14
50
16%
Jan
a—
Iron.
36% May
40% Jun
37%
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Service.*
bun
Co
Si
Broadcast System
Gas System (Un)
Jan
Jan
5,176
50
126'%
762
1
3%
453/4 Mar
'
preferred
251
10
(Un)
Continental
preferred
1503%
a383/8 a383/s
Jun
"44%
Jan
26
Co
35
14 Vb
Jan
13=%
__26
Corp
Service
100
13%
>16%
36% May
5%
——100
574
40%
14
75
11%
com (Dn)__*
4,714
39%
3
A
(Un)
(Un)
53%
39%
10
36'% Mar
537
•
30%
L+.
20
Jan
401
1413/4
1
1
(Un)
36
10
series B
America
Corp
Aircraft
51
Transportation Co-
series
3.60%
of
Corp
36
common
31'A
Jun
•
Jan
250
Power
25
-
Feb
263/8 Mar
457
preferred
61
870
a
Jun
73
Jan
10
Eureka
46%
Participating
57%
Jan
54
153/8
al48%
Jun
47'%
433/4
a4%
a
2
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Celanese
50
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric
53%
Mar
15
__
Jan
Jun
\ 27
.
Jan
12%
Chance
60
148%
13 %
Jun
Mar
43%
,
—26
<Un)„
Feb
280
a3234 a33%
—1%
(Un)
Jun
200
323/8
1%
a
—1
Canada
31
50
18%
222
5.50
36%
13%
Common
9%
1,195
61
5
Jan
110%
73
-
al6 al6'%
10
California Ink Co
/Columbia
Philadelphia
40
61
433/4
5
303/8
Corp
Pennsylvania Power A Light com
Pennsylvania RR
'
72% May
422
57y«
143/4
Sullivan :(Un).._—2'%
&
653
24%
common.
186'A Mar
Feb
5
-Company
Bunker; Hill
Ganadian
27%
Electric
Jan
62%
57%
__
IIZIIIIIIlB
Jan
13
Phiiaqeipnia
173'%
381
Corp
(Un)
Apr
31 %
Inc..
2,097
a683/4 a70 %
71%
1
9%
23%
Mfg.
22
41%
3%
Holdings Corp (Un)—
Boeing Airplane Co (Un).
83
26%
Salt
100
61%
Blair
Jan
13%
Stores
Jun
Jan
876
2
Jun
26%
Pennsylvania
23%
18'A
903
—
•
63/4
23%
Peoples Drug
50
10
lc
66%
32%
1
Jun
233/4
100
Packing Corp—
Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
1
Pennroad
Jan
62
Mar
Jun
Jan
38
-
18 %
________lfl%o
Merck Si Co Inc
43%
48
26%
7%
(Un)
May
38% May
446
533/4
14%
Ohio RR (Un)
44% Apr
273/e
10
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Martin (Glenn L)
29
104
1
15
31
37c
Securities- <Un)
38% Mar
%
*
common
Jan
57%
_J
216
•
35%
5
Goldenberg Co class A common..
Hamilton Watch common vtc_
Hecht
7
25
Corp
Brothers
22%
186
62
.
182% 183%
(Un)_13
Corp
426
82
63/4
50c
common^.
preferred
conv
702
Apr
Jun
26
a45
(Un)
215
783,4
♦,
29%
10
p 2
Central
"Y&arfinckel
4%%
80 3/4
10
29%
53
——5
Wedge
530
40%
1
89'% Ma y
Jan
26 %
0
2,940
39%
13%
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
-
? 40 %
—25
Delaware Power & Light oommon
Jan
21
a
a44 a44%
a68%
50
RR
2,557
.1.80
____
80%
75%
689
44%
a
Calilorma
Campbell Soup Co.
'Chrysler Corp
^Curtis Publishing Co
a
10
Byron Jackson Co.
preferred..
Jan
45
283/4
(Un)—5
<Un>
Jun
102% May
28%
28%
1
5
Gas Corp
com
Jan
*
105'%
al03'/s
50
(Un)__
Corp
Bishop
12
540
17%
:
4%
1
243% -Apr
34% Jan
515
4%
Company
72
—
Santa Fe
&
Bethlehem Steel
High
■»
.
non-cum
Range since Jan.
367
423/4
K
342
a73 a75%
6
10%
28%
25
1
till)
Atchison
Baltimore
-
50%
25
14%
Shares
17%
Baltimore Transit Co—
/--Common
*
25
•
93'% Mar.,
25
Corp
Co
&
Baldwin
for Week
181% 184 %
182%
♦
10
-
High
49%
100
Corp
-Atlantic City Electric Oo_
Baldwin
Low
•
Co
335
100
Banc
May
46
Sales
Range
-ofr Prices
'Par/
all6
.6
(Un)
National
Anglo cam
Avco
-
(Un).
(Un)_
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Sale Price
all2%
23%
.1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Atok-Big
•
all6
62
(Un)
Feb
Atlas
v
Jun
Jan
—20
Co
24%
Atlantic
STOCKS
3 7'A
Jan
7%
Jan
33%
85%
Mar
3%
a
67% May
23
Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
29
300
1,774
10
(Un)
500
33%
5
Jan
4
12%
(Un)
800
-10"
Co
(Un)
com
(Un)
Co
35
20
.10
29'A
791
37'%
Apr
May
10%
1
(Un)
-
44%
25
9%
Smelting & Refining (Un)—*
Armco Steel
Yates-Amer
Co
40%
193/4
;
Cyanamid
American Radiator & 8 S
-10;
Co
Can
34%
16
_
American
39%
-
1
Power
Bdst-Para Theatres
Amer
High
..
41% May
3%
20
(Un)
com
>'
70
10%
♦
American
5
Public Service
Woolworth
Jun
40 %
40 %
36-%
Range since
125
1
Jan.
Low
a45
*
(Un)
Inc
12%
common
Bankshares
Mfg Co.
29%
U2%
—
Inc
Jun
100
6,400
Shares
a23% a23'%
10
(Un)
16% Mar
50"%
Co
Ltd
Airlines
a44
"
V.
:
High
a44%
_
American
Prices
1
Dye Corp
50%
-2.50
Co
Aluminium
Jun
51
&
Allis-Chahners
Apr
Jun
Chem
ol
-
*
Mining
(Un)
51
.10
Wieboldt Stores
%
(Un)
Gold
Corp
12 =
Co
common
48
281
Allied
Co
Juneau
49%
Western Union Telegraph—
New
Reduction
Alleghany
51
___
Westinghouse Electric Corp_
Whirlpool Corp
—1
Jan
215
100
Feb
Mar
34%
100
14%
Apr
59
May
Jun
313/4
Jan
5
.
1
50%
16%
.
Iron
500
281
14%
5
.
200
47%
281
273/4
100 34
common
Admiral Corporation
Alaska
800
55
46%
20
(Un>
29%
54%
-1
U S Steel Corp
Walgreen
29%
54%
10
Inc
Gypsum
U S Rubber Co
Dorn
29%
25
Industries
Van
100%
10
Missouri
Calif
United
U
Carbon Corp—
of
Laboratories
'
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
Abbott
1
Range
Jun
30%
Exchange
Week's
Sale Price
Air
Union
Union
Friday
Last
Jan
00%
Corp—
i
STOCKS
Jun
30%
ILZL.l
24
1
20 %
20%
.
JUNE
High
27%
Film
St
Range since Jan,
High
2%
(Un).
common
Century-Fox
So
Low
1
Corp
Shares
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Last
Sales
89
120
Apr
4%
1.455
Jan
5
Mav
118% 118%
285
99
Jan
118%
Jun
720
48%
Jan
58%
Apr
60
al47%al49'%
4%
Apr
3%
53%
53%
/
81%
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~
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(2964)
.Monday, June 27, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
JUNE 21
WEEK ENDED
FOR
RANGE
-
Sal Frincisct Stock Excfc. (Cont.)
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Libby McNeill ft Llbby
Lockheed
Loew'l
Sha
1 es
Range since Jan.
High
1
i9'/a
19%
603
13%
1
Corp
(Un)
45
45%
47'/8
701
22%
23 %
1,806
20
23 %
Apr
62%
Feb
Safeway
Jun
St
23%
St
Macy & Co
(R H)
1—•
com
32%
32%
32%
185
27% Mar
1
36%
36%
437
24
Jan
Marchant Calculators
B
23%
23
23%
717
Martin
Co
21%
Feb
25%
1
27
26%
27%
800
Matson
Navigation Co (Un)
_•
28%
28%
28%
1,322
14%
14%
100
6 %
6%
500
24
24
210
21%
Jan
30%
31%
31%
2,263
30%
Jan
35% Mar
Magna vox Co
Meier
&
(Un;
(Glenn)
Frank
Co Inc
Menasco
Co
10
Mig. Co
Merck
ft
Middle
—
1
(Un)
Inc
South
34%
16%
Utilities
Inc_.
Mindanao Mother Lode
__
—10
Mines
31%
plO
6c
7c
Feb
14
15%
Jan
Paper Co
Bears Roebuck <fe Oo
Jan
Shasta
11,400
3c
Apr
10c
66c
43,817
54c
Jun
r%c
174,825
Shell
76c
Apr
3%c May
OH
M
Co
Montana-Dakota
Montana
Power
Montgomery
National
(Un)
Utilities
(Un)_—.
Co
Auto
Co
A
(Un)
Gypsum
National
Linen/ Service Corp
Products
Central
Niagara
North
RR
Mohawk
Amer
Investment
6%
preferred
Northern Pacific
Northrop
(Un)
oceanic
Oil
Co
Ohio Oil
Co—
Apr
Southern
Co
Jan
Southern
Pacific
l
Southern
Railway
Jan
Products
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
6%
1st
5%%
5%
&
1st
pfd
red
4.50%
1st
preferred
Pacific
Lighting
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Tel
Tel
&
27
24%
40
21%
Jan
25
120
66%
Jan
81
Jun
29%
730
24% May
39%
Jan
300
13%
Jan
17
Jun
400
16c
Jan
40c
Jan
375
16%
25c
19
Mar
31/4
875
47%
230
44%
37%
345
35
4%
130
3% Mar
26%
420
22% Mar
840
3%
Jun
28% May
Brands
Oil
Co
Oil
Co
Standard
Oil Co of
Apr
37%
Jun
4%
&
33%
500
31 %
Petrocarbon
Phelps
Phllco
(Un)
34%
Dodge
Corp
(Un)
29%
345
28%
Jun
31%
220
27%
Jan
28%
Feb
28%
Pullman
Pure
Inc
Oil
320
28
29
?7% Mar
28%
26%
26%
iaS
26%
Jan
40 %
1,858
37%
Jan
n%
12
885
10% Mar
Preferred
Rpmlncton
Republic
Reserve
Co
Gas
39
Jan
905
17% Mar
21%
10
37% Mar
29%
30
22 %
1,301
23
910
1 go
1 GO
786
a56% a58%
a42%
7%
a42% a42%
7
7%
77%
Jun
57
Rheem
Co
(Un)
Fruit
Gas
Apr
United
Park
Jun
23
1.80
U-S
Mar
58
36
Mar
40% Mar
100
168
a41% a41%
80
II
Mar
Feb
7%
52%
52%
77%
«•'*■*
A
(Un)
Jan
57%
2
71%
Jan
11%
Jan
15%
Jun
*
40%
Apr
85
82
85%
3,611
73%
Jan
85%
Jua
28
51%
51%
51'%
599
% May
51%
120% 122%
1,274
50% a50%
25
Jun
(Un)
13
8
(Un)
a
44
107%
Jun
Jan
122-/2
Jun
44
Jan
51%
Jun
10%
10%
1,234
10
Jun
15%
Jan
1,343
26
26 %
22% May
27%
Jun
20%
20 %
20%
Jun
50 •%
51
250
12 ;
46%
Jan
25
Jan
51%
Apr
7.30
(Un)
47%
48
530
42 %
Jan
43%
Jun
26
1
-I
20 %
100 1
Inc
100
100
237
88
•
43%
44 %
477
38% M-r
44%
50c
18%
18%
570
14
Mar
19%
*
a22
a22
23
20% Mar
23%
Jun
23%
33%
I,043
24
Jan
33%
Jun
a27% a27%
25
27
Jan
28
Mar
37% Mar
45%
Jun
26%
100
25
(Un)
common
preferred
10
33%
a27%
Corp
45
*
Inc
43%
45%
8,580
50
a33% a33 %
B
(Un)
28
99%
100
Jun
Jun
Jun
34%
Jun
25% Mar
23%
Jun
595
99%
Jan
423
28
—1
Feb
22%
23%
\
Aur
S
82
Jan
27%
43 %
44%
38%
39%
Jun
71
Vica
Feb
40%
Co
1,350
26%
30
Jun
a70 Va a72%
.•,164
45%
a6%
a59%
-
1
(Un)
43
32
a2%
a2%
34%
Jan
48
Jun
7
Feb
*58
Jan
289
51%
31%
Jun
Jun
2 u/8
/
Feb
1,194
32
May
a2:
25
115
a3S% a40%
50
Apr
90%
Jan
6
15
a58% a59%
__
66% May
1,328
a6%"
Jan
35%
Jan
3%
Feb
8,.
a
435
40% Mar
50
Jun
-16%
50%
49%
51
1.801
Jun
4%
4%
4%
2,360
40% May
3% Mar
51
5
25
2.00
Equipment
Bros
1
Co
Pitctures
Westates
18%
Jan
25%
Apr
31% Jan
41% May
58
Jun
47%
Jun
Western
Air
41
59%
Jun
Western
Departmen'
Pacific
Feb
Jun
Washington
Western
45%
34
Jun
2.00
50
200
4%
3.50 Mar
1.09 Feb
;
Jun
Feb
Power
20
Insurance
Lines
Inc
Railroad
Co
Jun
?°%
2"9
18%
Jan
20%
Jun
40%
3?%
221
72
11
11%
4,379
('8
67%
f 8
129
23%
2*%
24 "2
13%
13%
13%
com____*
Jan
49%
Jun
Mar
70
50
II.429
11%
2.*
_
15
1.45
1
(Un)
store®
Jan
72
'0
5
(Un)
12%
1.35
x
1
Life
3,150
40
*
-J.
(Un;
common
15
20
5
(Un)
Coast
46% May
Jan
May
1
14%
1
(Un)
Bank____*_
Petroleum
Preferred
West
36%
65
Water
Fargo
40% Mar
115
(Uii)_
(Un)___i—
Company
Victor
Wells
651
.
30
Jun
Feb
1,820
a68% a69%
Feb
29%
49 %
39%
700
58%
46%
10
common
55
1.243
JC
Sugar Co com
96%. Jun
46%
50% May
(Un
Corp
Utah-Idaho
Jun
52 %
31%
1,392
1
Jan
52
Feb
55
1
Mines
Jan
46%
395
53
a70%
t
Corp
Jun
30
54%
29"%
.
•
City
100
20
23
12 %
(Un)
38 %
-
10
common
(Un)
60%
500
•
(Un)
Mo
Co
Rubber
Steel
Del
36%
764
52
__
of
730
38 %
43%
Co
Jun
3.75
2.25
57% May
36'
May
686
•'
9(31/2
38%
__
Jun
a94% a94%
10
489
94%
__
5734
1
Apr
63%
37% Mar
(Un)
Corp
Plywood
S
U
Jun
70% May
165
2.50
23
•
21
Jan
279
3,036
242
Airlines
of
United
49
4%
Corp
United
Jun
30
773/4
__
•
Corp
Jan
19%
63%
200
Sugar common
United
Mar
478
12,173
64%
__
1:
B
Riverside Cement Co
Jan
1.60
I~
Co
Manufacturing
Jan
18
2.50
__
(Un)
18%
51
19%
60%
Apr
Apr
15%
United Aircraft Corp (Un>
United Air Lines Tnr
42% May
30 % Jun
a56%
*
35 V*
63%
25
Electric
Union
148% May
20
3
8
—
Reynolds Tobacco class
Richfield' Oil
Jan
193/4
50«»
Corp
Oil &
144
22
1
<Un>
Rand
Steel
5
a41% a41%
1 go
25
—
Raytheon Mfg
142%
220
29%
v
Pen
39%
Union Oil Co of California
Jun
Jan
45%
19%
•
34
15%
Union Carbide & Carbon
Union
Warner
(Un)
390
34%
May
39%
Trl-Contlnental Corp
Jan
129%
6d%
Radio Corp of America
Ravonier Inc common
35%
35%
51
39%
N J
convertible
Trans World
Apr
41% Mar
12%
45%
I_
42%
2
(Un)
Sulphur Co
Transamerlca
27%
Jan
39%
~~
7.50
Jan
Jun
__
_____5
27%
38%
Apr
Preferred
Feb
160
•
(Un)
Jan
28%
'"Hi
Co
Jan
a28% a28%
PlO
_
25% Mar
94
Jun
Tide Water Associated Oil com
Jan
28%
12%
(Un)
common
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
45
266
29%
(Ind)
American
$1.25
Apr
28%
28%
1
Jan
625
a 2 7%
fc26Va
Jun
(Un)
Gulf
Aor
__
—
B3%o
Chemicals
Corp
10
32%
45%
Co
Jan
__
Corp
4
Pan American World
Airways (Un)__l
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
50
Cola
Jun
23%
Packard
Co
Textron
Apr
al47%al47%
^oosi
58 j/4
4,191
Sylvanla Electric Products
Texas
Jun
37
_
Feb
Jun
Jan
Jun
28% May
50
Oil
37%
59%
50
29%
—
Swift
48%
44% Mar
al47%
Western
30% May
49% Mar
a42% a42%
50c
—
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
Super Mold Corp
Jan
35
100
Pacific
46
849% a50%
a50
a26%
Oauturnla
01
Sterling Drug Inc
May
7%
175
^
384
27%'
Inc
titanaard
4% Mar
610
140% 141 %
——_
294
67% Mar
27%
—
Standard
Btudebaker
5.135
"'II
Preferred
33
59%
58% May
Jun
Corp
Standard
Feb
81
100
common
33
58%
a58% a58%
:
28%
Feb
36%
1
Feb
"'6
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Apr
36%
•
common
Ltd
a62% a62%
94%
Jun
__
25
Corp
Jun
10
Apr
33%
50
a28%
9i%
May
Jan
63
47% May
48%
preferred———25
Jan
7
27
45 %
30
48%
25
76
42
Jan
100
802
8%
25
395
400
600
Jan
650
33
58%
451/8
8%
—_25
Jun
310
Sperry Rand Corp w i
Spiegel Inc common—
25
A
ser
73%
27%
Apr
28
preferred-.
Jan
204
;.
j
Jan<:
27
94%
17%
Public
Southwestern
—
8%
.
be
AprJ
57% Apr.
27%
Jan
16%
31%
.
26
common
preferred
red
4.30%
Electric
Jan
Mar
94%
798
17'%
a—;
5
__
21%
4c
1
bperr>
26%
preferred
red
5%
Aggregates
Jan
21%
22%
*
Apr
4%
common
preferred
1st
5%
Inc
Jan
.1
10
___
Texas Company
Pabco
19%
(Un)
Jan
37%
20
7%
Junt
Apr
.
Service
Co
7%
a—
31/4
__
(Un)
55
128
47%
*
94%
7
—
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1,470
24c
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8
*
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12
___
Olaa Sugar Co
19%
27%
__
1
(Un)_.
California Gas
23%
81
28%
a75%
49%
24,100
496
Jan
Jun
17%
-
17
5c
24
a
Jun
48%
54%
34 Ms Mar
«
20'A
4
14%
9% Mar
1,762
4C
Corp
Mar
26
20
_
Ohio Edison Co
Jan
24%
24%
•
„
Jun
87%
46% Mar
A) >
18%
24
a
2
5
15
Bouthern Calif Edison Co com (Un)-.•
Cumulative preferred 4.32%
23
Convertible preferred 4.48%
28
Oil
20 % May
212
lU%
Socony Mobil Oil Co
Feb
40
33
__
1
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd (Un)
Occidental
Petroleum Corp
32
Apr
56%
__
1
Aircraft
Jan
16
18 %
Gas Oo class A
(Un)
(Un)
Signal OH &
Sinclair
all
441/4
.
25
(Un)
725
17
1
common
Railway
2,365
22
280
IV*
Co
71/4
1
•
Aviation
Jun
25
73% May
Jan
__2.50
(Un)
Co
all
7%
•
Power
American
North
(Un)
18%
a49% a49%
__
•
(Un)
Jun
35%
386
l,v59
'
X7%
__
1
Company
New England Electric System
83%
21%
__
21%
1
Natomas
120
40
80
%c
Oil
Southern
(Un)____B
(Un)
29%
39%
__
1
Distillers
National
29%
__
39%
•
Fibres__.
National
N Y
5
*
__
Ward
__
10
Jun
41%
Apr
54c
&
43%
484
5,416
93
Scott
Water
1,426,
54 Va
20
Apr
7
14%
44-/8
1.40
2.6®
(Un)
30
May
5% May
13%
4o '/8
...
L
High
a43% a45%
,
Jan.
Low
P.MI
Mining
Industries
Range since
High
54
*■
preferred
Mauriclo
43%
r%c
M
Jkiec com
&.
26% May
24% Mar
64c
J
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Bchenley
Rights————__
M
4%%
Ban
Apr
Lead
Uiego
Shares.
14%
(Un)
Regis Paper Co (Un)
ban
33% May
36% May
,
43%
-•
10
5
Inc
8tores
Joseph
for week
Pi tees
o,
Low
8 and W Fine Poods Inc
Jan
May
17% Mar
Sales
Ranee
Sale Price
Par
High
40 %
23
Week's
Last
,v,•/-
1
Ldw
•
Aircraft
Inc
Low
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
74%
Jan
Jan
1.50
Jun
Jan
11%
Jun
Sic
8%
62% May
71
Feb
200
17%
Jan
2"%
Jun
2,014
11%
Jan
13%
Jun
67 "a May
Sr<%
Apr
24%
Jun
23
Jun
67% May
70
a68% a68%
83
Feb
May
52'%
Jan
Feb
6%
Apr
Western Union Telegraph new (Un)_2.50
2"%
23
P04
72% Mar
Westlnghouse
12 Ms
70%
70%
968
38 %
Woolworth
10
49
49
480
46
6 %
6 %
590
28
34
34
34
670
RKO
Pictures
Corp
(Un
1
a9%
a9%
a9%
50
8 % Mar
9
Theatres
Corp
(Uni
1
alO%
al0% al0%
16
8% Mar
9%
Jan
(Un)
Corp
,
Jun
RKO
Elec
Jan
Yellow
(F W)
Cab
Co
(Un)
1
common
c%
5%
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Montreal Stock
v
STOCKS
Friday
Power
Last
ft
Paper
common
Sugar
•
preferred
34
26%
26%
640
12
12
315
23%
23%
100
100
*
Sleei
•
Ltd
•
Aluminum Co of Can
5 % %
2nd
preferred__2fl
preferred
al04%al04%
3,050
5
High
Jan
35
Jun
24%
Jun
27
Mar
8%
12
Jun
Feb
23
Jan
24%
104% Mar
7%
400
74
82%
9,172
49
100% 105%
26%
27
4,096
69
160
26
Jan
7% Mar
Jan
%
Jan
106
8%
Co *%*
Argus Corp Ltd com
Jun
jun
27%
I_50
•
"Rights"
preferred
Corp
107%
108
HO
106
Apr
55
55
195
51
49%
May
49%
50%
565
47
Feo
52
23%
23%
24%
2.875
21
Feb
25%
15c
30c
47,533
15c
Jun
58
59
140
42%
44%
5,679
31%
17%
18%
3,550
50
common
•
Atlas Steels Ltd
•
17%
108
Jun
Mar
55% May
May
Apr
48c
American
American
un
Columbia
Elec
Jun
Feb
44%
18%
Jun
British
Columbia
Orders handled
53
Mar
all
Canadian Stock
all
Exchanges
through our Canadian
affiliate which has a
direct
private wire
from coast to coast.
Canada
45.
50 Va
Jun
Jun
%
J an
Feb
46%
Jan
Jun
7.05
Feb
5.40
6
Jun
'
$1 30
8
Tel: HAnover 2-9250
Feb
6,613
37
May
328
Steamship
NEW YORK
Power
Corp—
8
Feb
•
12'A
•
Breweries
•
31
v—
—
29%
43% Mar
32
Feb
30
Apr
117
25
May
26
Jun
29%
1,140
23
Jan
29%
Jun
12%, 12%
501
12%
26.
29
50
40 %
39%
30%4
*
10
preferred
28
27%
14,
29
30%*
26
-
Jun
14
30
747
20%
ebF
30
Jun
14
620
13
Jun
14
May
29%
3,733
25
Jan
30
Jun
Jan
preferred
25
31
1,722
29
May
31%
Jun
Canadian Bronze common
•
31%
31%
31%
210
27
Jan
31%
Jun
Canadian
•
38%
38 %
39
291
30
Jan
39
•
28%
28%
29
6.139
19% May
29
Jun
28%
28%
735
21
23%
Jun
Canners
Ltd
Canadian Car ft Foundry common
Class A
Canadian
Teletype: NYl-1979
"A"
Foundries
Northern
5%
40
20
Forgings class
Iron
$1.25
W. C. Pitfield & Co., Inc.
•
preferred
Canada
$1.75
Jun
Feb
Converters
Class
22 %
23
2,335
20
3o%
35'%
36%
3.140
32%
Apr
37
Jan
13%
11%.: 14%
15,655
8%
Jan
14%
Jun
4%
Apr
*
1
Cottons
preferred
class
A
common
pfd
—
3.50
4.00
«
Canadian
Hydro
22%
•
common
Canadian
B
Jan
25
Celanese
series
Canadian Chemical ft Celluios"
6%
31
JO
Preferred
page
Jun
Jan
42%
common
t-
a4.00
a4 00
*
14%
'11
14%
15%
£ %
9%
20
25
Carbons
Canoma* Industries
see
Mar
33
4.50
Ltd class B
Cement
Canadian
For footnotes
54
13%
43%
TeleDhone
Burrard Dry Dock Co Ltd class A.
Canadian
30 Broad Street
54% Mar
Jan
Jun
Jan
24% Mar
uuliduig Products—
Bulolo Gold Dredging
.
on
Jun
Mar
195% May
Mar
8%
Power
Canada
Canadian securities.
Jan
52%
Canada
on
96
51
Columbia
Jun
30%
104
——.
preferred
British
25
Jan
92%
pfd.
Jun
9% Mar
Apr
25% Mar
preferred
—
Canada
1ast quotations
Jun
21%
Co_.
4%
Co
preferred
4%%
Note
common..
British Columbia Forest Products-
Jun
13% Mar
Apr
50
7
ft Power.
Bank
4%%
Bruck Mills
53
Feb
%
Jun
59
Traction Light
British
5%
Jan
Jan
45
Jtmusn
Jan
32%
55
pfd—.
63%
58%
Paper Class A_.
British
Feb
106 %
ft
Telephone
Brazilian
Jun
7%
26 %
Bell
26
74
j 03
1
20c
Anglo Can Tel
$2.40
'
7%
100
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
Asbestos
Low
333/4
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
Range since Jan.
High
12
•
Aluminium
Shares
Power
for Week
26%
_
1
High
38
Bathurst
Range
of Prices
Low
since Jan.
Range
Low
•
common
Class A
Aigoma
24
JUNE
STOCKS
Sales
20
preferred
Acaaia-AUantlc
5%
ENDED
Exchangi
Week's
Sale Price
Par
4%%
WEEK
Canadian Funds
I
Abltlbl
FOR
common
•
/
...
25
7%23%
200
14
Jun
a._
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May
13
Jan
200
8%
Jun
11
Apr
300
_
8
25 Va
3.50
25
350
25
Apr
7%
Jun
9
Mar
25%
Jup
10,175
19% Mar
*■
1_
98
98
25
92
May
93
May
Number 5441
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2965)
41
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR WEEK
RANGE
FridaySTOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Canadian
Locomotive
(.uiUli
4%
i
/
oil
Low
*
uviuy.iilCa
preferred
:
— —
30
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CccEsnutt
Coghlin
Farm
(B
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Coi«U/i
11
34'/4
35 M»
244 b
2o Ma
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Enterprise
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10
38%
39 M*
6%
bM8
Cork
Davis
_
&
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class
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pfd
inc
1927
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ui
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39'%
Jun
13 V*
6,782 1
10
Jan
13V2
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3o2
38
Jan
2a
3,955
17%
Jun
17%
Jan
24% Mar
29%
91
56 M4
57
120
33
56%
24 %
27 %
2„ V2
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33
34
V2
32
Jan
23%
59
Bros
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4-uwtj
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a
4,816
29
MacMillan
Class
Limited
Jun
34 Ms
Jun
J
44
Feb
Jan
56
Feb
Toronto-Dominion
10
44%
44%
45
375
43
Feb
48
Feb
Canadian Stock
Canadian
STOCKS
Anglo-Canadian
I
May
9 Ms
Jun
Columbia
Canada
&
Jan
105
Mar
Canadian
53%
101
35
611
52'%
210
Jan
2
16,085
oi
s
52 Ms
11,.
1,752
52 Ms
52%
30
110
61
Jun
Canadian
47 V4
Jun
wttutiaian
Jun
Canadian
300
Jun
53
Jun
Class
62 Ms
Jun
9.8o
Feb
7.25
uan
35 Ms Mar
40
Jan
10'A Mar
11%
Jun
58%
G L
3.379
105 Mi
105%
180
a7
15
69%
70%
7
Jan
49%
i an
7% Mar
61
102 Ms Mar
108
Claude
105'%
14 V4
May
7 Ms Mar
.C
26
Apr
Jan
Neon
1**
Apr
33 Mi Mar
1,010
'% lv
■J
Gen
Jun
Consolidated
Bakeries
Div
Cosmos
Dominion
Engineering
20
Steel
a30
a30
5
30
21
21
1,000
AO
Fanny
Hvdro-Electric
Jun
Inter-City Baking Co
Jan
International
10
Feb
Investment
30
May
2l% Mar
Metal
Loblaw
Groceteria
London
Canadian
21 Ms
22'%
Apr
10
Ma
10%
26,916
9
1-eb
10%
Jun
Melchers
1101/a
112
420
101
Mar
112
Jun
May
41
42
2.050
3d
jan
42
Jun
18%
690
18
May
19
3.45
May
3.75
815
2.50 May
23
Feb
?om2
MacLaren
Power
i
_«wxence
Mexican
Jun
27
Jun
Moore Corp Ltd
26%
Jun
Ontario
700
3.40
Jun
75
143
58'%
Jan
11'A,
Apr
3.60
Jan
Feb
11'A
Jun
75c
Feb
1.10
Jun
25
Jan
al.00
122
a30
26
10,552
80%
3.75
Apr
39%
40'%
al2'A al2'A
__
Feb
8
a28
81 Ms
3.60
100
a82c
39%
Jan
80
11'A
—
•
28
May
34% May
41
40
12'%
Feb
12'%
Feb
95
81'%"
29
__
54'A
Jan
81'%
Jun
36
60
__
__
5.00
a27
Jun
•
22% Mar
29%
Jun
130
13
Mar
19
Jun
55
33
Feb
38
Jan
60
106
60
Jan
60
Jan
5.00
150
a27
170
26
40
100
27
2.65
124
125
9,450
1,360
52
5.00 May
4.00 Mar
2.35
124
•
200
19
36
,
40
—
__
29
19
—
36
*
Apr
27'% May
Jan
1.80
41
100
Apr
2.80 May
Jan
Jan
126'%
Jun
50
52
344
44
May
52
158
*
158
10
145
Apr
173
Feb
8 Ms
8'%
200
8'A
8
Ms May
9
9
100
7
—
*
Ltd
cl
17
A.%
—
Juri
17
class
"B"_*
9%
Jun
17
25
Jun
17'%
Apr
37
37
100
34
Jan
37
Jun
45
25
33
Jan
45
Jun
69'%
Jan
17
83
83
84
A pi-
a7.00
a7.00
10
Feb
7
May
22'A
26
1,550
19%
Jan
26
Jun
84
85
427
68'A
Jan
85
Jun
11
11
150
9'%
Jan
11
Jun
al2 al2'%
50
10
Jan
14'%
Jun
170
160
131
Jan
__
Corp—1
•
Jan
Mar
45
common—*
__
25'%
*
Co
Ltd
85
*
6%
__
pfd_—_ 10
*
Co
21 M»
21%
495
17% Mar
22
Juri
Nortnern
13%
13%
100
13 Mi
15
15'%
Apr
29%
31
1,400
31
100
5
41
25
42
Jun
May
15
15'%
375
9%
Jan
15'%
11 Ms
11 Ms
125
9%
Feb
11% Mar
66
66%
1,560
48'%
Jan
40
4.0Ms-
12
al2
100
11
31
32
903
27'%
52%
52%
95
a3.20
a3.20
85
66%
—*
170
40'A
-
215
31%
68
Jun
Jun
41'% May
Jan
Jun
41
—
Orange Crush Ltd_^—
30
169
„
5
common—-
890
16
•'an
Mar
Feb
37 Ms
Jan
May
2.182
10 '/4
1,606
3"
29
150
68
68
69
350
66'% May
57
57
57'%
445
it
75
24 '/2
36
1.380
?"'%
53
51 %
53
2,633
40
53
53
60 Ms
57 M4
56%
58
26'% Mar
Mount
Royal
101
15
13
13 Ms
1,990
1314"
5-tMs
Jun
Power
11'%
Jun
73
Jan
Reitmans
57'/a
Jun
Russell
36
aan
Jun
Southern
53'A
Jun
Suez
60'%
32'%
32
V2
r cu
Jun
102'% May
10-fc
Jan
Traders
5%
Co
Finance
33
Jun
<5
210
43
Jan
73
May
a95
5
95'%
Apr
97
Apr
Westeel
121%
3,750
12
l0J/a May
Jan
Western
Wilson
Woods
20
r"
n
CG5
65
Mar
64%
67
3,794
50'%
Jan
70
53
53'A
1,095
50
Jan
53'% May
l""1
53
a71.
52%
Jun
Feb
3.60
Jan
225
30
51
Jan
66
Jan
72'% May
Apr
22
Jan
24'%
15% Mar
17%
53
22
3,752
24'%
15%
147
148
98
140
Feb
242
242
50
203
Mar
242
45'%
46
1,804
May
148
14%
600
19'%
200
6%
Shares.^
class
Corp
pfd
pfd—100
*
—
46
*
A
100
1,455
_*
49%
49'%
a6%
of
iL
Oil
40
Line
*
Ltd—
Pipe
Canada
Pen Co Ltd
E>
•
Ltd—
Ltd
C)
(J
38
T%
Jun
Ltd—_—,_*
■
Feb
Jun
41'%
Jan
49
Mar
45
Jan
50
Jun
27% Mar
40
Jun
50
Jun
~7
—
—
200
40%
Apr
a6%
75
5'A
Jan
12%
12%
2.365
11 'A May
13
Jan
24'A
24%
1,045
21%
Apr
24'%
Jun
24
—5
*
Co
Jun
May
24'/4
12%
•
Breweries
Canada
Ltd
Mining
600
23'%
Feb
25'A May
5%
Jan
7
7'A
60
50
50
50
35
7'%
7'A
50
Jan
Apr
Jun
Jun
Stocks—
Mining
TORONTO
STOCK
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Ascot
Atlas
Ltd
8.60
8.60
2,050
3.75
24
23%
24
300
14'A
Jan
24
Jun
15c
15c
16c
2,500
9c
Jan
Jan
32c
Apr
17c
>Feb
44c
Mar
Jun
1
Ltd
Corp
22c
63,600
3.25
3.45
13,007
3.05
Jan
4.10
Apr
4c
4c
4'%c
8.500
2c
Jan
7c
1
Mining Corp
20c
3.35
•
Sulphur
22c
*
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Metals
8.60
1
Ltd
1
Mines
Lead
Arnora
Mines
Ltd
Mines
8.60
1
Co
Uranium
Mines
Anacon
Arno
EXCHANGE
Mar
20
50
Ameranium
HART
STOCK
3.30
Jun
Alta
&
51
15%
———*
Power
Manufacturing
Algom
MONTREAL
Feb
Jun
24%
common——_—*
Ltd
Products
Aconic
SAVARD
a71
39
Waterman
Jun
13 Ms
104
75 %
53
52%
20
Alloys Steel Canada Ltd—_*
Vanadium
77 Ms May
104
66%
100
36%
Gas
Jan
74%
.
12
32
.
49'%
Mountain
26
12'%
__
__
Founders
redeemable
64
•
Ltd
Canada
Trans
472
100
50
preferred
(Can)
Canal
a95
—
.
Jan
Canada—
Industries
33
64
100
.4
Ltd—
May
Jun
-r
Jan
32
cum
part 2nd pfd
50
Telephone Corp cwianion-v—-.0
Quebec
f
100
a
Ltd—10
non
Apr
29
Mar'
Co
Power
'-2—*
Co
Power
Dfd
of
1st
cum
44
Ton
d«n
1st
f
Corp
6%
Lt &
Quebec
C
Mills Ltd
Rice
Newfoundland
Jan
1/,
1,870
101
o">
740
•
MEMBERS:
3.45
74
a28
Corp
Paper
2,110
-44
Ebawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 4%
preferred
—50
130
—
*
&
26%
•
preferred
3.75'
3.40
3.40
•
7 Ms
3.75
—
A—*
Light & Power Co Ltd com_._*
1Ms
•
common
May
*
Preferred
26 '/s
100
Corp
40
•
Paper
Ltd
16%
1
Saguenay Power 4,/4 7o
Jan
"A"
Paper Co Ltd——
Mersey
Minnesota
3.75
&
Distilleries
17%
29
•
36
»
Jun
18 Ma
*
__
Feb
225
preferred_100
Ltd
Maple Leaf Mi ling Co
10%
_•
Wd
Feb
37
new
Investment
3»%
common.
O
16
Apr
Jun
37
*
Ltd
Co
Jan
Union
Oil
75
*
L_
(Walter M)
Jap
54'%
preferred
May
9
Ltd
Jan
521/2
4%%
class
Indust
•>/•
4 J Ms
Paper
32
Jan
class A
Foundation
21
29
Power
Feb
Jan
Works Ltd
Securities
20
*
_•
30
Mar
Harding Carpets Ltd——
10
*
7'ransrort
80
6
Goodyear Tire & Rubber of Can Ltd—*
50
__.5
Co Ltd common
32
6
Sec Corp Ltd—
(stamped)
3,740
2,155
23 Ms
Power
21'/2
34
17'%
Jan
13
Manuiacturing Ltd
13%
oi/il
Jan
15'%
Inc.—a27
22'%
43
Corp
Feb
16'%
400
775
5
class
Co
2IM2
preferred
35'%
40
22
451
Shops
Grain
May
.
300
al8
8'/a
Candy
Farmer
2IM2
54%
Price Broc &
Jun
6'A
*
2- Vis
27
23
al7
Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd
26
Jun
20% May
32% Mar
6
Products
r
Jun
1,275
Jan
6
Jun
20
12
26
18
al7
Ltd—*
Ltd
Kootenay Power 7%
Foreign
J
225
44
14
Jan
Jan
'% Mar
!
705
Sec
Corp
Jan
Jan
310
3.75
13'A May
Apr
6
Corp
30%
106
May
81/2
Paper
Ford Motor Co of Can
13
,,20
111
Jan
14%
6'/a
A—10c
Can
Imperial Mills Ltd
Zellerbach
Crown
Jun
155
38%
10Ms
13
32
*
—*
42%
Jan
12'%
B
Preferred
Consolidated
Federal
Feb
8%
class
of
Stand
Fleet
12
38
<
Jun
•
—*
Jan
150
33%
46
1
——49
Jun
12Ms
12M2
com
class
Advert
29
7
a
*
Rohsnd
Ltd
157
10o
3
Ltd
Paper Inv Ltd
B
Common
*
Quebec
&
100
14,245
35'%
__
t
104
/
Jan
21%
21%
—•
-111%
243/a May
8
U
36%
al8
Eastern
19
i^/2
13 M2
1
High
Jun
20
a
1,095
10,590
23
35'%
—
•
Jun
1,250
*
Provincial
Trust
Inv
*
138'%
29^4
alnl
Ltd
East
a)06
24
45,
13'A
22'%
*
Dock Co
Jun
M|2
24
"B"__
class
22'%
70'%
300
al51
•
Magnesium Ltd
32
103
Jan.
Low
al4'% al4% '
17%
18
__
17%
Jan
80
2,704
Jun
"B"_*
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
jti J
29 Vz
a
12%
Dominion
40
29%
44'A
Dominion
Jan
134
1,932
i
45
Jun
lo5
\!
40Ma
.
60
,
110%
26 ,27.22
5
Range since
High
12"%
Mar
"55
6,686
138%
138
Low
—1
Preferred
3,152
•
class
Ltd—
Products
Food
41 Ms
3,475
Mills common
4%
Intl
Power
Jan
.62
Ltd
Marconi Company
Jan
50Va
3,329
7.$0
Jan
11%
60%
Shares
•
Gen Investments Ltd
6IM2
i
Ltd
Dredge &
53 Ms
:
Jan
Catelli
52Mr
for week
of Prices
_3
Dominion Sugar—
10
40 Ms
Paper
Co
common
102%
M
A
Packers
Company
Vinegars
Products
Power
Pulp
Sales
Kange
JPar
Development
Packers
47
Last
....
Canadian
4 2 M2
Week's
Sale Price
;V
Exchange
Funds
Friday
Canada
."U%
—1
Company
of Canada
Feb
May
50
Canada
Ontario Steel
River
Feb
46
39
Jun
HM2
_•
Development
40%
3,000
Jan
Ogilvie Flour
PcwtJl
57Ms Mar
Jan
May
3,856
Red
riacer
Apr
36'%
44
Mar
___•
common
52'A
810
•
56'%
80
»
luces
42
1,192
Feb
Apr
55'A
Consolidated
•
com
2,137
28
Cn CO
WoH
42%
2IM2
Mines
46
56'%
May
'A
56'%
12',2
Noranda
52
43'%
200
38 Ma
•
Wire
38%
25
30
10
Brit
•
Niagara
38%
Apr
420
a54
10
Brown
*
Corp
Weaving
56
38%
25% J
__:
aa
100
Car
45'A
10
immerce
Royal
108
7.70
•
steel
45%
56'A
Apr
ci7/a
•
Drug & Chemical pfd—
a52M2
10
Feb
70 Ml
;
25'%
a54
__i
Mar
3
.___
25'%
Jan
Jan
.
•
Scotia
Jun
Feb
B
__
Banks—
Apr
32 Ms
Apr
A
.
—_________50
common
Preferred
91
100
y
Jun
115
4
National
Peumans
Jun
Jun
113
17
National
at.i sey
Jan
Apr
7.40
7.00
48
_•
new
58
91
can
12
Oil_____
Ltd
15% Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
225
class A
Co—
Jan
58
leo
26 Ma
&
Jan
14'A
18
i.bo
100
38%
B
Morgan
4.35
149
58
Mar
143
rower
Locomotive
19,875
a60
150
3,250
60 Mi
*
Montreal
7.40
15'A
a60
23,540
27
711
A;
A
6.40
15'A
__
85
IaZ
19
pfd
Clltoc
7.00
7.00
2,110
40'%
.___
OlCMCiiCO
Jun
82
110
12.41
B
UbADOb
Jun
40
6.40
9%
90'A
,
100'
(Robt)
•
7.00
common
61%
HlB
58
*
Frontenar
52%
-
*
55
36 74
Preferred
Class
Jan
Feb
•
(Geo)
Zellers
10
19
Corp Ltd common.
Pricrity
Mu.—j -iarT.o-f t.6usuu—
MeCcL
41'%
32
Weston
3,085
-9%
53 Ms
Mailman
Mitchell
212
73%
102 Ma
8©
class
1,971
1
14
108
24
_—
40
Apr
*r.fio-Nfld
12 M>
L__
Bloedel
&
52% -<
15'A
o
Mar
27'%
,
.
ij Jan
25
aoM4
Ltd
Lawieuct
39'%
Jun
9 M4
JOIk.
<C W»
Jun
66'A
108
common—S
Laura Secord Candy Shops
Lauitnnuc Acceptance ciass
Lewis
51
51%
Feb
■
Lindsay
Feb
12
61 Ms May
Peo
Jun
a6
common
tJonn
43
40
Jan
2z%
/it
AO
9 M»
Jamaica Public Serv Co Ltd 7%
pfd_100
tiu
43
Feb
24'%
& 112%
1
100
iviay
2, iti
72
3Z%
?2
112
114
8y4
20
25 V2
3*x 48
6 Mi Mar
2,160
a2l M2 a21 ^
25
108
0011s
a50
Jun
930
Jan
IcO
1
26Ms
oc
Jun
Jan
5 an
va
3,742
•
b
47
Jun
11
15 Ma May
99
uUiiiiiiuA.
77c
Feb
uan
850
Canadienne
12'%
Power
Woods
20%
37
12
Mar
28
•
the
May
110
73%
41 va
45
25
;
JjUUUeu
18
47
Apr
May
'
73
Feb
99
i.ti0
cf
630
29
100'%
Jun
International Petroleum Co Ltd
Lake
191%
a50
•
Jun
International
x-tr.OttU
19 »/4
-
30
*
12
33%
335
10
Utilities Corp
Interprovlnclal Pipe Lines
Jan
'<•
73%
Nova
com__*
Powders
:
International
Jaa
-28'% 1
•
Worn
&
Montreal
1,4: 0
9
pfd_
fttpei
Jan
27
52
—•
Cotton
Apr
35 Ms
£1
Preferred
llwcxnmiouai
Corp
Gooaerham
Jun
28%
100
\.ftauuu
Waoasso
Jun
Jan
common—*
preferred
lb
7
Jan
1
common
c-uip
,
17'%
25*4
•
Canada
Bronze
126
27
a50
*
2oMs
5,7^9
•
preferred
Jan
47
19%
__-*
Steel
Jan
2d
•
preferred
International
156
100
•
Ltd
AV/Ui'
(
1. V4
45%,
Ltd
iikkcubauoe
Viau
'%
A
375
•
,,
Cement
Jan
16
1,407
•'
^_r...
Mining—
Tobacco of
Inland
6%
4
7 V2
50
Imnerial
$4.50
21
3,536
26/8
50
Paper common
Oil
Jun
5
•
Ltd
g</2
Aiabaotlne
&
Apr
153
135
•
common
•
49
Jan
34 »/2
100
Imperial
6%
10%
44
5
_■___;
4%
Power
Canada
Oils
United
Jun
7%
cvuiiauu
Oil
llwuiuitti
40% May
2z%
2
3
ww
Bay
Apr
ivz.„r
l'/2 Mar
39 V2
•
preferred
Husky
Au%
350
33 V*
•
Ltd
ware*
Smith
6,8u6
:
2u"8
100
Lime
Jun
3_ '/4
100
xjtkMUza
Gypsum
11
30
36
a
•
common
Tire
7'% Mar
160
72
*
common
preferred
Goodyear
wvaiaer
2-r
i
common
Iviotms
Steci
ocijciai
Jan
13 Va
13%
_____20
Dynamics
General
Jun
lC'U
44
pi'clerreu-zo
w«uaawu
Bakeries
General
17%
4b
27
preferred
Gcnoxai
May
44'% Mar
16
38%
lb
»
com
preferred
5 V2 '-to
Jun
•
H;
Gauneau Power
Mar
19
10'A
•
Ltd
Co's
30
Jan
7*4
FouDcation Co of Canada
Eraser
Jan
Canada
1
High
Feb
400
»
29%
28
—*
of
Jan.
45
alOO
28
-
100
•
Stores
Feb
17 Ms
.
{'1
Thrift
Triad
29%
since
Low
310
Jun
Jun
16%
7
23
35 Ma
23 %
niu_
nay cia
lu
26'%
al7
26
al7 4b
*
common
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd_
——
Steel Co
?
39%
May
3,366
7M4
al6
v-i
35 '%
Preitrred
LbfrtDiuokS
Southern
Feb
uun
1,330
r'65
2244
■
+
Jun
Jan^
155
Range
,
al00
__
*
pfd
Southam Co
1,345
Va
7
2o
common
Obu«aa
or
yMi
29
8%
16%
5%
48'A
155
__
High
48'/a
•
certificates
Sons
Ltd
bimpsons
6%
all
39
"2
7
•
uneiiiioai
Ok
Broo
■
Dew Brewery Ltd
rem
7
•
Ltd
Rto prelerrea
Dominion iextue
u>oiioxiue
21'/»
*
oum
common
Stores
Lk
2Z"/4
—20
Ol>CU
ai
3d
35
___.
preferred
Dominion
Apr
Jan
&
Low
*
com
common
trust
iH)
103
19 '•
all
•
dtcex
&i
all
39%
25
common
b'/o
preferred
Dcixiiitxou foundries
7 ',47
47
.•
Coai
1Y*
1,050
174b
;a
2
fcuugc
Dominion
Dominion
l'i '/2
*
oeagxaioa
JLfeiaunon
47 v* Mar
Jan
Canada
Shares
•
Western Leaseholds
Co
Ltd
Co
lo
V2
1/
IV
Jun
of
100
Breweries
Voting
Simon
,
1,065
1J
•
_
25%
15
9,157
v
2b V2
_
A
Jun
30
465
6%
___
Jun
Williams
preferred
Sicks'
___
11
35'A
440
16
-
Jan
17% Mar
4,3d0
7%
Jun
Jan
28 Mb
4,220
16
a__
3
10,884
38
.
3o va
_:
oiueiUiifc—
in
425
;
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16
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Cci-'CLioeib
36
V '%
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25
Sherwin
for Week
of Prices
Par
5
Jun
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Jan
Week's
Last
1
30
a__
34%
Equipment
"
Apr
-17
10
24 '/8
Consolidated Textile
CwLyt
1,885
10
Feiroiina a.ia pia
Vlckers.
20
25
aa
way
1,500
a93
10%
Pacific
Ctoiaoian
Low
30
24
"Warrants
Caraoiau
>4
Friday
Range since Jan.
a93
.
JUNE
STOCKS
Shares
High
29
24 %
_r__—100
__
Trices
or
ENDED
Sales
for Week
Kange
Sale i-ricc
10'%c
9'%c 10'%c
18,000
7c
Mar
13c
Apr
May
Apr
1
Sulphur & Iron
1
49c
30c
47c
55c
22,100
43c
Feb
69c
16'/ac
45c
106,167
15c
Jan
45c
1.08
1.08
Feb
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Bsrnat
Telephone PL-9501
Mines
Barvuc
.
•
„
Local
Branch:
1203
Branch
,
QUEBEC
-
Bathurst
Phillips Square
Beatrice
Office:
TROIS-RIVIERES
-
SHERBROOKE
CHICOUTIMI
-
ST.
JOHNS,
Bevcourt
Boreal
footnotes
see
page
45.
Mines
Bellechasse
Bordulac
For
Ltd——
Lake
Mining
Gold
Mines
Rare
Ltd
1.08
1.30
1.98
Jan
Jan
1.54
Jun
Jun
1.45
1.45
1.54
2.18
2.18
2.20
400
69c
Jan
2.85
Apr
1
9c
8c
16c
120,000
3c
Apr
19'Ac
Jun
3 60
3.80
900
3.00 May
6.10
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
vtc
Jan
20c
Apr
10c
Jun
22c
Mar
l«r,
Jun
80c
61.100
40c
I
17c
15c
17c
20.500
7c
1
10c
10c 12%c
2.000
16c
2.65
16c
3,000
2.65
2.70
3,700
Apr
n
74c
•
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85c
77c
1
Ltd
900
1
Ltd
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1.000
1
Mines
Corp
Mines
1.08
—1
Ltd
Gold
Ltd
Belle Chibougamau
-
1
Mining Corp
Red
Beaucage
62 William St., New York City, HAnover 2-0575
Ltd
Mines
May
-Tq
2.30 May
20c
2.95
Jun
Jan
1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
...
(2966)
Monday, June 27, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Sale Price
STOCKS
Gold
Mines
Brunswick
Min
OAitUUCl
53c
38c
55c
904,650
20c
13 %c
20c
422,500
2.03
2.10
13,000
12
14 %
1,200
14 /a
1
Mines Ltd—1
(Dunsmuir) Ltd—*
Chibougamau
Collieries
Canadian
;
Copper-Cliff
East
Fan
Metal
Prooisner
c.randines
Gulch
Gold
Gunner
62,900
7%c
Jun
kxc
7c
Jan
18c
Apr.'
Feb
5.30
Jun
1.05
Jun,
Okaita
Oils
May '
Pacinc
Petroleums
*
6,000
45c
Feb
lie
12,000
4%c
Jan
14,850
3.50
15 *"
2.xO
4.15 i-
200
2.25
1
1.45
3,500
1.15
Jun
12.500
2y4c
18c
Jan
1.39
Feb
7,300
40c
Mar
15
Jan
Oil
Gaspe
;
Jun
Quebec
Ltd
3.45
Apr
19c
16
16
100
15% May
18
35c
25c
35c
36c
Ltd
Co
oil
6.20
1
1.30-
1.45
11.900
72c
-1
1-40
3.00
2.90
3.10
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42c
49c
19,600
:
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Ltd
16
=
29 %*
30
2.90
3.25
1
4 %C
4 %c
4.35
4.35
Feb
2.10
Feb
3.25
24V4c
Feb
53c
Jan
30
22
1.85
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2c
Jan
600
15c
I,000
15c
May
v
27c
30C
17,500
2iC
May
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2.33
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18
19
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6.75
24%
1.78
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25
1.78
1.78
50c
62c
72,900
4c
5c
6,560
78c
21c 23 %c
3oC
5,500
7c
7c
8c
19%
Feb
1.84 Marl
Jan
1.57
1.35
Apr
1.55
Feo
11%
12%
3,300
10% Mar
12%
Jun
1.02
1.25
2,000
1.00 May
1.65
Jan
8c
3.90
1,000
42c
42c
1,000
70c
73c
12,400
60c
62c
2,500
73c
1
1678
16%
1678
700
17c
19c
3,000
17%
18
625
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17c
14 %c
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Co
Uranium
Lorado
Mines
Ltd
3.20
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Malartic
2'Ac
Jan
7c
Jan
7c
Mining
Corp
ol
Molybdenite
34
34%
•
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Voting
Apr
Apr
Warrants
Creek
Mines
New
Alger
New
Atnone
New
Calumet
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Mines. Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
New-Delhi
Harricana Mines Ltd
New
New
NV,v
8%
630
23%
Jan
48,325
He
Jan
14c
18c
6,000
14c
Jun
85c
78c
85c
24,000
58c
Mar
1.01
58c
53c
60c
50c
Jun
63 %c
95c
95c
1.01
19,000
78c
Mar
27c
20c
30c
18,000
20c
Jun
2.35
2.30
2.45
44,450
1.75
1.85
1,000
35c
37C
1,644
43c
Jan
al.75
al.75
r
93c
92c
80c
1.17
111.1,300
55c
Mar
2.05
5%c
2.46
Ltd
Minos
.1
23%
20
25
27,777
99%
97%
99%
6,505
—
21%
23
875
1.80
2.12
10,700
5 %c
5%c
3,000
3c
2.75
26,400
87c
51c
59c
17,800
17c
1.20
1.57
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70c
1.01
May
Jun
10c
Apr
72c
Apr
$2.40 conv
36c
37c
.
;
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34c
39c
4,000
22c
Mar
39c
35c
41c
7,000
21c
Mar
51c
Jun
15c
12,500
3c
Jan
19c
May
31c
31c
3,000
30c
Apr
3.9c
Jan
Atlas
2.50 May
Atlas
2.05;
21,350
79c
8'/4c
24,000
3%c
40c 40V2C
11,000
38c
May
3c
Feb
Vinray
1
11c
Ltd
•
1
Ltd
'Quebec) Ltd
Orphan Uranium Mines Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines
Pitt Gold
East
Pronto
Dome
Uranium
6.00
Mines
.uiau
40,600
2.58
8,000
13c
6,500
4.50
5.00
3,910
25c
„
27c
5.00
6.20'
18c
1
20c
1.32
3,000
22c
23c
10,000
l
2.00
1.80
2.10
18,800
1
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6.20
6.25
1
—
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23c
625
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12c
6 %c
6%c
9.80
9.80
100
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Queoec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd-1
12%
74c
152.400
1
3.85
3.75
4.25
9%c
lie
Quebec
14%
14
Lithium
Quebec
Corp
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Corp
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Mines
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9c
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Jun
7.05
Apr
2c
Jan
14%c
Jun
4c
Feb
10c
Jun
5.90
1.10
9c
1,300
800
3.75
2.57
400
1.20
13c
15c
17,500
9c
25,500
npr
12%
Jun
8Uc
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
5.05 May
14c
Apr
18
Apr
4.25
Jun
Jan
2.65
Jan
18c
Mar
Apr
Jun
Jan
lRr
20%
Jan
24% May
1
2.75
2.90
4.200
3.60
4.35
25,600
82c
14,006
2%c
11c
Jan
3c
2.80
8c
9.80
11% Mar
3.90
lie
Jan
Feb
i.iO
20c
1
•
Mar
2.10
1
Red Crest Gold Mines
Apr
Feb
4.25
500
Jun
Jun
14%
24
Apr
1.32
42c
07
3.55
Apr
5.40
Jun
14c
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Rexspar Uramuiu
Co
Ltd
1
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Lac
Long
Gold
Fields
Sherritt-Gordon
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Stadacona
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Lake
Tazin
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1.05
1.59
500
33c
1,000
4,000
88c
1.34
2»c
12c
19c
7.60
5,405
45c
18,000
40c
11 %c
14c
61,500
3%c Jan
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40
26c
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34c
55c
26,450
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68c
18c
18c
1,500
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30c
12 Vb
6,350
7.25
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1,700
5.15
Jan
9c
9%c
5,000
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IRc
12c
14c
8,000
10c
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18c
1.20
1.25
700
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II.5o0
7.00
7.23
2.150
48c
1
Ltd
1
Ltd
*
„
45c 51 %c
70c
65c
35
34%
75c
1.20 Mar
in-
4.80
28c
Feb
65c
Jun
21%
Jan
35
1,150
3.30
3.40
6,400
i
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1.61
1.71
75,909
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1
31c
30c
20,609
24c
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Corp. Ltd
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Ltd
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w««itviile
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1
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1
1
footnotes
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page
45.
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14%
12 %c
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36c.
9c
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6.500
Mining Corp
;
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250
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54 c
23%
7%c
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6.20
Jun
4.70 Mar
53
,
13%
520
50c
55c
16,800
79c
Mar
23
23%
285
21%
Jan
26
Mar
7c
7%c
17,250
3%c
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9%C
13
13
38c
13% Mar
Jan
Mar
90c
91c
700
85c
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56c
70c
22,600
45c
Jan
80C
24
23%
20%
Feb
26
15c
Jun
46c
52%
Apr
59
—
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168,476
58%
260
16.303
%c
1,000
12c
15c
95.709
'76c
85c
9.000
1.80 Mar
ii»n
4%c
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6,000
10c
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19c
45c
55c
123,250
41c
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70c
14%
2.150
13% Mar
15%
Jun
17%
18%
3.080
13% Mar
18%
Jun
48C
•
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1
12c
12c
12c
3,000
32c
29c
33c
109,500
6%c Jan
1
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10c
13c
33,325
7%c Jan
15c
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1
30c
27c
34c
45,166
16c
Jan
38c
Jun
-1
11 %c
11 %c
12c
33,500
11%C
May
18 %C
Apr
2.10
2.20
2,446
10c 11%c
19,750
9%c
13c
31,500
12c
River
Aumaque
1
Gold
Aunor
.
1
Ltd
Mines
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—
11c
Jun
35c
62c
69c
Jun
15c
May
19c
Jan
12%
Jun
13c
12 %c
1
11%
10%
12
4,525
6.75
;—_50o
2.09
2.00
2.18
7,010
1.95 May
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Oils
Bankeno Mines
of
Bank
of
36c
40c
41,560
49c
Mar
7%c
7%c
2,000
6%C Jan
12 %c
Apr
1,510
Base
46%
41% May
46%
55%
56 %
900
52%
Apr
57% Mar
1.05
1.18
17,625
1.05
Jun
2.10
1.55
30,050
1
*
Uranium
Bata
Ltd
class
Power
B
Bell
Blbis
3.05
Feb
33,950
30c
Jan
97c
72c
178,053
39c
Jan
93c
20c
1
—
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16c
17c
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Apr
2.35
2.11
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93,100
70c
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375
58%
Jan
47
38
Jan
25c
Jan
7
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8%
3.00 May
6.20
49 %
145
50c
65c
131,196
7%
7%
1,130
3.40
3.85
5,100
81c
78c
85c
29,320
47
60c
•
1
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3.50
45c
2.95
,
Jan
Jun
Jun
Jun
70c
65 %c
82c
70,905
35c
Feb
95c
49%
49%
10,142
45 %
Jan
50
85c
82c
85c
5,800
70c
Jan
•
33c
30c
37c
32,000
21c
Feb
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10c 14 %c
1,039.200
10c
Jun
1
13 %c
12 %c
15c
118,200
10c
Jan
1
3.90
3.25
3.95
213,740
1
9c
8c
9%c
25,800
*
3.35
3.15
3.70
94,650
50
40
40
40
46
Yukon
Bicroft
Mines
Uranium
Bldgood
Kirkland
Mines
—
1.80 May
6c
Jan
Black
Blue
Bay
Ribbon
Uran Ltd
preferred———
1.80 Mar
35
Jan
Gairdner %
60 Wall Street,
1.00
52c
25c
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Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
Jun
Apr
Jan
13 %c Mar
Jan
17c
Jan
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Apr
Apr
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
CANADIAN
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
(Associate)
Wire system to
all offices
Apr
Mar
Apr
3.95
Jun
Apr
3.80
40
Company Inc.
Gairdner &
Jun
May
11%c
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall' 4-7380
Canadian Affiliate:
Jan
Apr,
85c
49%
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Jan
Apr
25
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Apr
Apr
65C
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Gamma
Apr
Mar
58
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Corp
Jun
Jan
Jun
River
Mining
Jan
64
Telephone
Berens
Beta
1.58
50c
Jan
68c
•
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Ltd
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2.33
67c
—_—_—.——
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1.30 Mar
30c
60c
•
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Beaver
1,400
10,000
68c
#
Class
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty
35c
2.90
65c
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Mining
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32c
•
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Bathurst
1.40
2.80
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Baska
1.45
2.35
35c
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Feb
45%
56
1.05
-
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May
45%
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Barymln
29 %c
1
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Barvue
Feb
36c
7%c
10
—
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2.78
10
Montreal
Bank
Jan
1
Apr
3.55 Jun
1.35
Jan
1
—
Consolidated
Bankfleld
Apr
46 %c May
May
May
2.25 Mar
2.00 Mar
I
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Apr
1.80
Apr
-1
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Jan
35
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Jun
Jan
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1.45
7.50
2.15
Apr
Jun
May
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class
6,185
31c
58
Apr
Jan
Jan
14%
12C
1
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24%
17c
1.25
14%
1
Corp
—
58%
Mar
56% May
Jan
90c
_50
Feb
3.75
19%
67c
•
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8.10 Mar
Jar.
98.750
Virginia
Ltd
5.90
55%
■
—
14
16C
Jun
5c
Apr
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5.70
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5.80
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870
Jan
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3.00
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Jun
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6.75 May
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12 VB
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Jun
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975
21,717
Apr
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4.75
1
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8.00
13c
May
1
—„1
Jun
Jan
44 %c
III,648
1
Ventures
Apr
45c
x
1
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Jun
Mar
42c
United
Valor
1.90
7.25
*
.
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Asbestos
1.05
78c
14c
Mines Ltd
Silver
Jan
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18c
Trobnr Mines Ltd
fobrit
Jan
42c
Ltu
Ltd
88c
1.59
29c
10c
3.50
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Bevcourt
7.50
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1
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Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
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1.59
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1
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1.03
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70,700
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Feb
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13c
1.05
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4.10
24
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Jun
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Jun
1.65
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17,600
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5.00
Jan
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2,100
51c
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec
Ltd
64c
15c
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1.35
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common
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70c
500
1
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2.95 Mar
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1
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2.35
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1
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1
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1
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14 %c
1
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Apr
Feb
Jan
3.25
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Jan
1.33
2.00
98c
•
31c
Apr
Jun
7,700
8.00
—
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36,600
3.40
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22c
Jan
1.24
9%c
'
14c
Jun
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1.20
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Corp
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5%c
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Pater
Area
12,200
1.90
Parbec
Arcan
34,500
7%c
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Jun
May
42,400
Ltd
Uranium
1.57
75c
48c
40c
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Jun
Jan
Jun
May
1
—
_
69c
106
27
10c
•
1.24
2.04
Consol
Jun
Feb
1.10
•
12c
•
7'/4C
8'Ac
Panel
Apr
26
106%
1.22
1.19
•
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_ —50
Anglo-Huronian
~r——
•
Anglo Rouyn
Mines
*
Anthes-Imperial Oil
•
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T
40c
1
Paramaque
67c
60c
9c
2.75
870
14,560
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27
17
•
8%
26%
15
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Jun
Jan
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Anchor
1.14
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8,400
Jun
2.70 May
class
Jun
Jan
69%
195
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—
—
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14
83
49
108
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5%c
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23
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Jan
5,000
Jan
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xAmurex
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7c
Ltd
Corp
75c.
Mar
1.21
Feb
1.57
Jun
97c
May
52c
/—
90
Feb
2.25
io^4
80c
Jun
Leduc
Feb
Jun
2,427
1
Nephellne
2.65 Mar
2.50 Mar
.
Jun
8,160
107%
Jan
99%
4,751
:"-w~
Feb
1.80 May
25
14
•
Jun
Jan
83
%
May
38c
Mar
11
:
Apr
20c
50c
101 105%
100
Petroleums
American
Jant
Jun
17c
Jan
12%
97
24%
•
Jan
1.50
*'■; 74
103
1st pfd— —25
preferred
Amalgamated Larder
American
1.60
28c
74
•
of Canada
Jan
13%
—-—
2nd
48c
!
Ltd—
67 % May
Apr
1.05
a—
Jan
Ltd
Mining
•—
■.
46c
Mines
Oils
5.15 Mar
63c
■
475
79,600
Mines
Co
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97c
Santiago
ai
25
b3
79 %c
—
Thurbois
Mines
Apr
88,300
Vew
Normetal
24*/2c
1.05
New
Nocana
Jan
75c
1
Mines
5%c
■
_
_
37c
1
—
4,276
100
Co
1.24
Mylamaque
Nipissing
82,200
Jan
Jun
2,765
16c
com
—
._1
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
Louvre Mines Ltd——
Mines
Apr
93c
1
New
Coal
12c
3.25
13
12% !
•
Ltd
—1
Formaque Mines Ltd
Fortune Mines Ltd——
Pacific
Feb
Jan
1
New
New
5'Ac
1
—
Ltd
Mines
2,700
16c
jun
24%
Steel
Aluminum
100
Jun
27
12c
1—1
Debentures
Apr
13,100
35
Jan
12%
—
Cons
Uranium
Aigom
May
lbc
40e
Jan
25 VB
23%
■
-
26
12%
ctfs
trust
Pacific
Jan
4.20
630
23%
_————:————
Distillers
Alberta
Alberta
8c
37c
6,577.
1
High
15 %c
__
Knife
Petroleums
Albermont
Apr
31c
Jan.
1
Yellow
Akaltcho
;
Aluminium
1
Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
Nam a
May
Low
26%
common
Petroleums
18% May
*
1
1
Ltu
Canada
ol
80c
Range since
High
26
•
Apr
xac
Shares
26
Oil
&
Jan
9.10
1
——
GunttUtt
Corp
May '
Jan
47c
7dc
for Week
Low
L—-————
Gas
AJax
May
17
9'Ac Jan
1
Mines
Uranium
Meta
Feb
May
aan
xC
50c
Sales
Range
of Prices
34%
Acadia-Uranium
Jun
37c
Feb
4.20
1
5
Mines Ltd
Mining Ltd
Island
b
Mar
4.85
Feb
•
Class A.
Jun
28%c
Jan
to
16
37c
——1
Mclmyre-Porcupine
Merrill
13
1
Ltd
Fields
Gold
16c
aun
3.80 May
37c
"
Exchange
25
preferred
4 % %
2.85 Mar
70c
22 %c Mar
1
.—
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
7%c
Jun
Funds
•
At Paper common—
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
Apr
25
Jan
1
Goidfleias
uiuvicourt
500
Week's
Last
•
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Jun
1,100
Par
Jun
1.61 May
23,100
—1
1
&
Mines Ltd
18c
1.50
Sale Price
Algoma
Lavalie
3,000
1.J8
STOCKS
Jun
15'/» Mar
8,500
26c
Explor Co Ltd—1
Asbestos Mines Ltd
1
^aiayette
5.50 May
33c
Jan '
1.45
Friday
Jan
2.33
Jan
38c
5,200
4c
21c
31c
-.A-
Mining
25c
Feb
Jan
3.75
5.000
Canadian
Jan
Jan
34c
300
60c
1
Mines Ltd
Labrador
Mar''
6.50
51c
4,100
Toronto Stock
Jail
Feb
10
4,800
_1
trust
Zinc
Lead
1.70
1.44
__
1
tvoutiki
Jan
Apr
1.60
3.90
ADr
7.70
Apr
1.09
:% 2,300
1
Mines Ltd
4.80
2,0
1.25
Jun
25c
19 %
1
Gold
Jan
11%
Jun
4.70
2.25
Ltu.
x u&ui,
60c
Jan
1.37
97Ac May
3.M5 Mar
7.00
27c
Kerr-Addison
41c
1.58
7%c
:
Apr
Jun
15c
—
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voting
Jan'*'
Jun''
1.45
Apr
3.25
7.00
———:—1
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Jun'j
18%
1,500
*
*
Ltd
Petroleums
Wllrirh
1.50 May
300
Mines
Ltd
7.25
1,000
4.35
Jan
6,000
—
Feb
5.00
1,395
3.20
4%c
•
1
Jack i-ake Mines Ltd
Mines
5.35
34,ouu-
1
——*
Limited
Apr
1
6.20
2,200
2,400
loc
6.15
Mines
Mines
2.10
80c
14% May
Mar
1
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Jardun
12
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*
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Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Holiinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
0
Jaculet
Jac
18c
2sc
——90c
1
1
—
Co Ltd
westDurne
1.60
■
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1.25
Oils Development—1
Petroleums Ltd
Valley Oil Co Ltd
Souris
Apr
.
5.35
1
1
•
Sapphire
Acme
iso
May
60c
700
5.40
oOO
5.20
32c
,
*
Ltd
Ventures
Corp
Ltd
OH
Phlitios
1.70 Mar
7c
1
inc
Mineral®
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Jasper Oil
Kroy Oils
Jun
4.15
Jan
9c
Mines
5.40
Ltd—.————-*
Explorers
on
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Mar
81c
■
Jun
3.80
®u.ei»io
2,000
9.90 May
17,500
Miuco
50c
Jan
1.87
Ltd
48c
6.00
1,000
Ltd—*
Ltd——_—_——*
Mines
Mines
l,2o0
700
*
Uranium
For
GUI
18%
juuptre
16C 16 %c
Gold
17%
Central
52 %c 52'/a c
Llmiteu
Yellowknife
Giant
17%
Jan
1.22
jun
52c
Apr
Mar
Uranium Mines Ltd—
Mines (1945) Ltd
Fontana
7.15
13,850
6.25
uuu
May
v
Jan
42c
Apr
4.65
29,0 to
74c
Apr
80c
Falconbrldge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday
&
25c
35c
1,300
2.10
Jun
11%
Ltd
12%
70c
3.60
3,000
—
Mines
11
100
1.90
58c
1.45
Co
18,000
72c
6%c
16c
Refining
3,300
39c
2.10
Jan
Mines—*
Ltd
5.90
30c
1
1
Jan
1.50
Mines
a29c
5.80
25c
2c
1
Corp
Smelting
1.75 Mar
1
Mines
Metals
Eastern
73.900
Lta
Co
1
High
~
98c a
15
a29c
30c
A
Petroleums
22c
12C
luc
Low
5.od
& Refining
Bonnyville Oil
Caiaita
20,700
9%c
10 %c
since Jan.
Range
High
Edmonton Corp Ltd.——*
Admiral Oils Ltd
*
Canadian
Mines Ltd
Zinc
Asbescos
Sullivan
fiiui
Apr
6%c
Ltd
Mines
2.74
6c
Lead
Dominion
1.30 May
6%c
Coulee
Dome
50,600
97c
i-iu
&
Calgary
1
Explorations
Mining
Jun
200
—
Coitez
Cournor
13%
1
Basin
Sudbury
8.65 May
5.30 *
Development Corp
1
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Consolidated Denison Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
Jun
52,600
be
Conro
Mar ~
*.■
8%c
luc
Low-
*
—
l,cu
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class
55c
11 Vb
9.10 r
9.00
—
4.75 May
Shares
*
Limited
Oils
Jan
4.20
5.30
Ltd
Explorers
Chibougamau
*
34c
4c
Jun
for Week
1
AUgio-Canadian uu 00
An tone Petroleums Ltd
14%
4.20 May
25c
Altex
Jun
1,300
3.60 i
30c
J an
Sale Friec
Stocks—
Oil
Jun
JU11
2.10
Sales
Range
ot trices
Last
J.,
Par
Jan
1.60
2.65
5oc
20c
Jun
50c
Corp
Research
7,470
1.31
3%C
Mar
lu
44,400
<
13%
4c
Mar
3C
1.95
\
,
I
High
12c
15,550
3.60
52c
——*
1
Cassiar Asbestos Corporation Ltd—*
Celta Dev 6i Mining Co Ltd
•
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
1
carnegie Miues Liu—.—-——
Cartier-Malartic Gold Mines Ltd
Chemical
47c
11%
12%
1-37
1
Ltd
Explorations
Can-Met
40c
9.15
__
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Canadian Lithium
4.50
4.30
4.50
41c
11 %
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Burnt Hill
Campoell
—
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Jan.
Low
1
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Mines
Shares
High
—*
Mines Ltd
Bouscadlllac Gold
Brilund
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
of Prices
Low
Par
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43
CANADIAN MARKETS
JUNE U
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
■
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
far Week
Range
STOCKS
Shares
Range since Jan.
...last
1
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Jan.
Range since
1
'
5
Blue Bock Cerium Mines
Jiubjo
1
2.66
18c
.1
Bridge & Tank. pfd_
BTilund
,
Mines
;—
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Petroleum
Brltalta
X-
.
pfd
preferred———
4% %■ preferred:
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Mills
class
B__.
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Brunsman
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Buffadison
,
t
;
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Feb
6,00
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Consolidated Beak
Apr
Apr
Consolidated West Petroleum
17c
Max
Conwest Exploration
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
22c
14,160
20c
Jun
87c
29
475
25
Jan
29 Va Mar
12% Jun
305
12%
Jun
9
1,070
7%
Jan
5.60
13% May
14 %c
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Jan
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3.65
jun
4.00
Apr
155
40
39 V2
4oy4
31%
11%
11%
2,195
25
25
180
28
29%
170
9
8%
•/..; 74
76
13%
3.00
3.25
66
2,200
1*
1.55
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1.60
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50
77.7 525
85 ft
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28
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120
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305
12%
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66»ft
66'/4
50
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43c
50 c
18,399
6.50
J
6.10
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13c
14c
2.65
2.65
6,179
60c
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43,600
416,307
1.05
81c
1.22
146,602
•
4.05
3.90
4.10
22 ft
223/4
60c
3,585
;
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Canadian
V
Canadian
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; Canadian,Xanners
29
30%
31%
75c
38 ft
75c
79c
Crestaurum
-Mu '
Jan
39
287/a
28%
—
18,620
1.48
74,400
13 %c
12c
14c
13,132
11c
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18%
18%
19%
3,215
16%
Jan
17ft
17%
1,500
16ft May
17%
Jun
11
13
Apr
12%
12%
1.44
1:84
120,750
17c
16c
20c
"
5 V*
5
•
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21c
"
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Trust
__:
4.20 Feb
7c
Davis Leather
.
—
class
a
40c
102,174
18c
May
43c
Jun
32c
28c
36c
219,500
lie
Jan
38c
May
102
18
Apr
24%c May
54
■; 1:05
1:05
.X
Delnite Mines
Jah
60c
Jan
7.30 Feb
9
Preferred
—
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•
;;
5.15
16
22c
7ft
7ft
7ft-
6%
6%
6'/a
•
100
——
25 ft
24%
25%
104
95
18%
19.'A
.
Dominion
Donalda
Jan
14 'A
Jun
Dow
8.50 May
13%
Jun
89c
Feb
34c
32c
26c
32c
1.85
1.94
12,740
1.76
Apr
♦
22
21%
22
1,020
15%
Jan
_____'»
3.50
Warrants
Petroleum
Canadian Dredge
Food
A
*
,
Products
___-
1__
—_
Oils
3.50
3.50
7
7ft
58
2.00
2.05
7,847
10c
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian Ice Machine class A
2.05
7%
8
___1
8 Va
6,155
13
*
13
150
Canadian
Locomotive
:*
30
29
30
Malartlc
•
49c
46c
52c
Canadian
Oils
•
24
Cos
common
Warrants
Prospect
Canadian
Canadian
Vlckers
Corp common
Canadian Utilities pfd
Natural
Canso
Oil
Ltd
25
Jun
96
Jun
3.00
45,825
48c
Jan
84c
J«n
Jan
35ft
Jun
17% Mar
25%
,
2.17
2.12
2.25
21,729
9V2
9%
10
200
Jan
11
May
90
90
25
69
Mar
90
JUn
102
Feb
'
105
105
15
37 V2
36 ft
37%
1,698
18%
18%'
3.60
3.60
„,
1.40
1.46
2.90
2.99
9.20
8.85
9:25
>
4.65
4.75
Feb
2.55
106 % May
29% Jan
47Va Mar
18%
Jun
19%
Apr
3.50
Jun
5.25
Jan
3,645
i;722
10,870
2.90
Jun
5.95
Jan
3,400
1.15
Jun
2.70 Jan
4.50
1.85
5.20
10
4.80
7.50 Mar
2.50
Jun
1:00
Jan
800
2.30
24,910
88c
92c
4,150
70c
15c
15c
7,600
14c
Jun
24c
8V2C
9%c
2,900
7c
Jan
18c
25c
Jan
36c
32c
39c
1.75
1.66
1.85
18,200
25,835
I6V2
17
500
5.25
5.15
5.40
48,882
9c
9c
10c
37c
36c
40c
19,000
6,800
54c
40c
55c
61,200
35c
X
99c
90c
99c
17,835
80c
Mar
X
2.39
2.32
2.53
81,020
•
1.76
1.80
200
25
80
80 3/4
280
1.57 May
Apr
3.35 Mar
5c
28 %c
1.36
1.70
65
46c
70c
Feb
2.56
Jun
2.15
Jan
82 Va
Lake
8%c May
14c
144,825
97c
9,614
82c
Jun
78c
1,100
72c
Feb
1,735
4,000
IIV2C
12c
8.200
48c
97,450
10c
%c
3*: rno
4
CoDoer
1
42c
40c
Yellowknife
1
7%c
5c
4.00
4.00
4.10
1
1.0 V2
10%
214
210
214
VeC
1,300
185
400
1.65
1.76
1.76
52c
49c
54c
15,810
42c
54c
51c
57c
50,720
16c
16c
17c
14c
12c
14c
11
11
11 %
Bakeries
•
Consolidated Bellekeno
1
Consolidated
1
Cadillac
see
page
45.
Jan
Jan
42c
•
Oil
Consolidated Astoria
Feb
Apr
1
Consolidated Allenbee
Jan
Jan
1
Com
Feb
3.25
143
•
5
:
Mines
For footnotes
1.19
7ftc Feb
8%
117a
10
;
Coniagas Mines
Central
7
•—*
National
Development
7ft Feb
7%
1.37
11c
1
Confederation. Life
Jan
6ft
Jun
17% Mar
102
6,870
13
Mar
53
_3g
52
May"
17'A
8,304
15%
Apr
40
38%
40
3,395
28 ft
Feb
40
J*
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13 Ve
13%
6,330
9%
Jan
13 ft
24
225
24
24
J23.50
.
7Vs
7Ve
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2.25
2.25
2.25
7
50
Ji
40c
33 %C
41c
68,500
27%
28 Va
160
X
19 %c
18c
20c
1.58
1.46
1.64
21,825
154,450
—
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:
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10c
10c
2.24
2.20
2.25
Jan
_1
6.00
6.00
6.30
II,030
1
Sullivan
Mines
1.39
1.26
1.45
403,300
Mtetals
Eastern
Easy
0
Washing Machine
Mines
Sol
/
513A
58
63c
61c
64c
rx
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78c
75 %c
78C
.
1.52 May
Apr
5.25
Jan
13
J.un
Jan
61
May
33
,
May
79c
Jan
45c
Mar
85c
Jun
Jan
12c
Apr
Empire
11c
93/4C
13c
10,500
32,200
8c
Jan
20c
18 %c
21c
19,060
18c
Mar
9%c
Life
Equitable Life Insurance—
Corp
*
10c
14 ftc Apr
33c
Jan
"
54
35
Feb
41
Jun
42
41
42
495
32
Feb
44
Mar
1.30
1.01
1.34
"91,000
1.01
Jun
35c
35C
39C
5,200
26 ftc
Apr
41
10
—
9%c
Jun
6lc
6 ftc
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25
Eureka
7.25 Apr
Jan
•
oils
Jan
8ft
•
9,700
Glacier
Y
Mar
3.75
10,000
...
2.95
69c
1,441
56%
Gold
Emerald
895
.
18c
Jan
5.00
Apr
.1
Max
X
Pen-Rey
El
13
20
A
class
Elder Mines
El
13
1
Eddy Paper
Eldrich
5
Jun
Ja*
2.20
2.20 May
530
5>.
0
Eastern Steel
1
Jwia
28ft
24c
;
1.02 Jan
.
Jun
Jun
Mar
2.75 <Ma&'
44c
Feb
5c
Jun
8V4 Feb
Mar
25
12,800
10c :
24
Mar
17 ftc
2,000
1
53
i l7Ve May
2.00 Feb
32c
I
1
Amphi
19ft Jun
1
21% Mar
3,445
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common
East Maiartic Mines——
East
25 ft Jim
104% .Jan
52
Dyno
East
Y
May
»
41
41
48c
10c
23%c Jan
1.18
1.54
50c
Jan
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel
•
29%
29%
7,578
21% Jan
30 ft
Jun
Famous
•
24%
24 %
25%
4,176
24 ft
Jun
29
Mar
27 ft-
835
1.80
Jan
3.25 Jun
3.25
313,345
Players
8% Jan
1.37
Apr
60c
26%
2.72
2.25
2.38
3,450
26
Jan
31
Feb
•
43
41
44%
1,400
26
Jan
41
30
30%
935
29
Jan
Apr
Feb
10c
Jan
A
".Preferred
20
„
1
15c
17c
5.30
5.20
5.35
2.35
2.25
2.65
23,815
87,125
123%
123%
125
452
Fleet.
Mpnufaefurine
Ford
Motor class
•
Foundation
Frobisber
27%
7'Ac
33%
8c
Ltd
4.40
4.30
4.45
78c
84C
1,150
91
92 ft
220
Warrants
—
Debentures
_100
Galtwla
Gas
Exploration
Exploration of Alberta
Gatlneau
Power
—
1
—
•
45c
.......
87c
May
93
15,300
31,800
60c
1,617
32
Feb
Mar
26ft
9.80
860
58
6134
800
49
Mar
—5
107
102'A
108
1,241
89
Mar
..
Feb
.
The NEWLING CANADIAN
Jun
4.20
Jun
11%
A
Jun
220
1.85
UPON
Markets
REQUEST
MUrray Hill 2-4545
Apr
NEWLING
Jan
21,800
69,340
8%c Feb
867
7ft Mar
21c
COPY
FREE
Apr
Jan
25c
LETTER
fortnightly review of the Canadian Securities
Apr
Members
\
&
65 West 44th Street, New York 36,
12% May
Mar
60c
Jun
4%c Jan
19c
Mar
CO.
of the Toronto Stock Exchange
Direct Private Wires to Canada
N. Y.
Jun
18
18,203
59
NOW AVAILABLE
Apr
95c
Jan
18
9%
3
General Motors
Jun
77c
33'A Jun
General
7ft
Jun
May
Jan
—
Dynamics
Apr
4.80 Apr
85 ft
33
167a
9'A
13c
95c
95c
32
27'/a Jun
Apx
47c
163/e
570May
2.85 May
Jun
127
60c
45c
86c
1
22 %C Apr
34'A
3.90 Mar
•
Mines Ltd
,31
Feb
General Bakeries
Geco
~
Jan
6c
25
32c
•
common
Jan
18
16,557
—
7'Ac
Jan
100
2,000
•
common
1.75 Jan
3,000
34 ft
*
common
2.85 Mar
Jan
3.60 Jan
250
26
34
•
Cos
15c
•
Co
Gold
Francoeur
Fraser
A
1.72
31,900
•
•
Kirkland
Federal
Federated Petroleum
Jun
25c
2.25
Apr
7%c
54c
14,500
26a/4
3.20
X
Jun
21c
78c
499,020
X
25c
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federal Grain class
30
Jan
Apr
14ftc Jan
56c
—25c
:
87% c Jan
Mar
9'/2C 12V2C
45c
Warrants
Apr
Jan
93c
7ft
Jun
Jun
78c
1.33
1.05
Jan
78c
7Ta
5.40 Jun
Jun
97c
1.37
Jun
Jan
11 %c
1
Jan
2.05 Mar
17
Apr
Apr
1
Equip
Anr
16c
1
lie
60c
Jan
Feb
X
Mining Corp
Jun
Jan
5.25
2.20
88c
15
Jan
Jan
5.00
2.21
1.35
Jan
May
Jan
5.10
,
Apr
1,260
3.70
' 2.95
6%
150
19
-1.40
1.42
1
Wiilians
Apr
IOV2
Feb
6
16%
Mines
t
16ft Mar
34c
Jun
l
Mines
Consolidated
11% Jun
Mar
X
Commonwealth Petroleum
-
Jan
50c
Cody-Rico Mines
Conro
Apr
Mar
17
Corp
Coniaurum
Jun
6lc
17
1
Consolidated
Conduits
30 %
90
♦
CJtra-Lartlc
Colomaa
Jun
X
Oil
Farm
13
1
Gold
Coldstream
Jan
Mar
_
•
Chromium
Coin
20
36c
Mar
1
Mines
Cockshutt
12
1
-
Oils
Cochenour
■
Apr
28
X
:
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Exolor
Cobalt
8%
17,671
•
Chemical Research
Chimo
Jun
16,469
Chateau-Gal Wines
Chrysler
7%
Feb
25%
1
Ltd
Porcupine
Centremaque Gold
Chesterville
3.00
35 ft
X
Corp
Central
Chesklrk
3,085
.*
Jun
34
•
Explorers
Patricia
Chamberlain
73C
'
Gas
1.95
-
Feb
May
24%
100
Central Leduc Oil
Charter
11%
60c
7%
65
25
1
Producers
Trethewejr
Central
9%
—*
-
Asbestos
Central
50
4.10-Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
34 V2
Canadian Western Natural Gas pfd__20
Canadian Williston
6c
Canso
4ft
Feb
Jun
.10
33'Ac
Tire
1.75
2.15
23%
.
.25
Pacific Railway..
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums
Castle
25
96
65c
1
Canadian
Cassiar
24
"■9,875
3,692
10
Oil & Gas Reserves
575
-
96
100
-
Apr
35
•
Canadian
preferred
17c
110
Mar
490
58
60c
50
*
100
com
___.
Homestead
Canadian
8%
:
7ft Jun
85
Jun
1
5:90, -Jan
•
,
52
18%
May
2.15 Jnn
40% May
•16%
com
—
Woollens
.
•
pfd—
common
Textile
,
y
:•
Invest
Tar *5 Chemical
Preferred
Dominion
8,440
10,315
32,830
14,500
common
Preferred
Dominion
Jun
Jan
80c
Canadian
Jun
29
Jun
70c
4 ft
39
Dominion Stores
50c
Y
—50
Magnesium
Scottish
Jan
1.28 Mar
: 1^0/Jun
Feb
15c
26,300
....
3ic
,
j
.
Jun
15% May
1,930
...
28c
Feb
1.24
8,704
1037e
:
.
:
.
30% Apr
5.00 Mar
■:
15
•
■»
com
15c
7,760
1*000
153/4
Jun
J im
1.16 May
1.18 Jan
_
■-'I
1.10 Jan
187,910
_
.
25c
:
25
Dominion Steel 8t Coal
25
80c
Canadian
Jan
Dominion
29
•
Class
1,75. Jan
,
Dominion
37% Jan
Deealta
Canadian
Jun
31 % May
Apr
Canadian
Devonian
30
v
Jan
14 ft
Canadian
••♦4... .«ea
.
.
Apr
13%
Feb
May
3un
11 ft
May
May
80c
35,800
2.15
16
Foundry & Steel
21
12
82
Feb
20c
.
18,566
_
39 %
>
l
Dominion Coal preferred
Dominion Dairies common
Mar
1.90
38 Ve
81c
700
.
37c
33c
34c
1.93
'39ft
Dominion 'Asbestos
33
11%
Jan
90c
.
414,232
82c
1.75
1
_25«
Seagrams
Dominion
23C
20c
82c
1:60
Mine*
Dome
500
20c
_1
Dome Exploration ^Western).
Feb
Max
29,487
1.05
;
1.64
—1
Rio -Producers Ltd
20
13
23
35 ftc
.8%: Apr.
115
1.08
98c
1
D'Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
lift
11V4
.X
Mines Ltd
Horn
615
13 'A
May
32c
22
■"
Brewis Mines
uecoursey
Deer
960
3
26c
38c
X
D'Aragon Mines
2,700
:•
10 'Ac-May
■;
587
X
23 %
Cellulose
Feb
82
81
36%
(Dunsmuir)
5.25 Jun
/
Mar
19c
3,000
2,800
81
5
28%
as
-
535
Crown Zellerbach
22
Colleries
Jan
3.35 Apr
20c
Jun
5,625
27c
35 ft
Chemical
17%ic .Api
19 Ve Jun
Jan
9c
6.75May
1.73 Mar
Mar
35c
7,750
740 "
"■
■
23
23
1
Ltd
Jun
27c 31 VaC
_____io
Crowpat Minerals
Mines
Jan
"
10c
20 Vac
2.95
1.10
._
.
165
1.52
l
23
28%
Jan
6.25
1
' 35%
Canadian
.
755
23 Ve
1.32
x
;
Devon-Leduc
19 ft May
29 V2
1485
Jun
4.10 Jun
s
;
Feb
5.65
Mines
*
common
preferred
Canadian
,
..
1.22
1.45
*
Distillers
74
28% May
65c
Jun
2,580
20,840
Jun
4.25 Jun
17 ft
Detta Mtnerais
14*
Jan
Jan
50c
5.75
:•
—
Del
30
Jun
.
1.00 May
v
•
95 /.'Feb
%
Mar
25
Jun
X
-Pershing 1—!
25
20
Celaneso
38
28%
*
39
4 flo i
29"
,31
;•
common
Class A
Canadian
$1.75
29 ft
25
.IGo
; CanadianBritish Empire Oils
Canadian-near
42 Vz
43-/2
>
J*
Breweries
Preferred—
A^T
2.35
May
20
Jah
1^94
—
2.05 Mar
5,725
22%
,
'
/
Aaii
Feb
56,709
..
X
Mining
Craig Bit
Cusco
Mar
4.05
Feb
9c
2.04
80c
39c
4.25
Jun
23c
Jan
75c.
Ann
:18c
.
ban
4oc
34c
•
36 ft Jan
Jan
7
45c
Apt
•
1.44
May
5,200
63,01.5
3.75
36
62c
•
Coumor
Crown
1.95
.
1.30
2.35
X
40% Jun
,
Apr
5.65. Apr,
450
180
70c
Apr
1.85
77c
t
i
/
9%c: dun:
12c
May
YApr
:
Jan
Mar
Jun
49c
:9Sc
:
May
.
20c
_
4.15
Lead
Croinbr
4jlc
Jun
Jun
39%
Feb
4tic
Jun
--
3.50
Jun.
1.20
2.06
Y
1
Corby (H) Dlst votings
Non-voting olass B
Cosmos Imperial Mills—
2.75 Jan
.
-
40c
1".,
8 Ve
14c
58,556
10
4,70 Jan
/Mar
65
Feb
14 ft
,
83% Jan
20% Feb;
13%
*
33
81
-
-
,
Jun
39
35%
85 ft ■
30'
220
-
v
37% Mar
39
.
Jun
9Va
I 12 ft Jan
2.75; Jun
35 ft
...
35%
——_12.50
29 Vz
200 .Feb
Apr
8
_
465
....
:
_•
Copper-Man
Coulee
4.38
'
v: jan/',.
60c
...
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174,687.44,750
.25,466
.
11c
10 VeC
1
Sannorm
Gas
/
12% Mat
28% Mar
22%. Jan
7 7-317
,12%
32 ft -Feb
Feb
127
95
Jun
43%'Mar
Jun
25
265
.75
12%
11%
37% May
30
Apr
1,815
-
Y
3;00 May
80
11
4t»c
<
3,459
31%
165
6.50 Jan
Apr
Apr
8.05
883^58
8%
-Jan
4.90
3.65
29
Apr
29c
4^0
3.50
.
55c
^
200
2.63
—:
Jun
87,064
-
...
31 Va
•
18%
Feb
13 VaC
Jun
;
2,361
-
.
3.50
3.60
9
58C
1:40
9%C
*
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consumers
32c
44c
.10,900
,
Feb*
LOO Ft*
2Uc
30c
__47,366
76C
44c
29
14^366
.
41c
1,28
*
:
46%
Feb
8V2C Pet
'
l
A
42 V2
310
8.30
51c
1.31
Kanwlck
7,020
11%
69c
Quebec Gold— ^2.50
46
9.10
32c
70c
Press class
10c
8.15
35C
Consolidated
10c
——.
—
39%
Consolidated
Apir
———3.25
'
•_
38 ft
I
25c
>
common
38%
,
.Arot
:34c
2.00 /Jan
Oils
4V8C Jan
--65c
...Tlftc/Jan
;
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_iO
10
—♦
•
A_
913 A87
.104/426
Feb
•
Jan
20c
Consolidated
44%
2.80
—32,020
Jan
dua
19%cMar
k
3.P0
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Sudbury Basin - Mines
Consolidated Tungsten
Met
2.65
—
15c
l
Consoi
81c
20c
'
Jan
3.00
Apr
May
Consolidated
23c
_
20c
24c
1.40 Mar
:359,437
-
Feb
;•
<
.
j-
.3130
-j
:
75c
20c
.*
14% Jun
May
Aim
24%c ;Jnn
.2J500
...
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3.90.Jun-
40c .Jan...
...
.Jan
15ft
„.
3,300—__Xtc._Mar
4.35
35c
red
44c
'
3.90
44c
13c
5.40
10%c Jan
X
10c
5.55
,16,350
4.25
Negus Mines
Apr
11%
f8c
64c
Consolidated Northland Mines
May
1
16c
Consolidated "Nicholson
:
16c
-
Canadian-Bakeries
Consolideted
Jun
50V8, Jun
r
3uc
17 %C
2>*cjtin
.,
May
35c
-A286
J25c
;
-
Feb
—2
^
33
Y
Mosber
13c
18c
1_300
42e
May
Feb
12%
Canadian Atlantio Oil.
.
Consolidated
5%c Jan
45c
20c
56c
,Consolidated; Morrison Explor
Jun
64c
185,899
.1.95 May
2c
Jun
24.V2C
Apr
9.35
50c / 182,744
20c
2,900
192,803
57c
16c
8%
„•
■
Jun
-
66,400
I8V2
39A54
6c
,7
Mining & Smelting—*
24,600
17
2.30
{ 2c
lie
Jan
12%
..Canadian Admiral GIL.
,
15
Consolidated
90,700
Canada Wire & CaWe class B_—_
.
Jun
20c
38c
63c
2.10
36c
—1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
80c
——
Preferred
V
Consoliaaoed Mattwrevw
«
9 V2C
17'A
62c
2.22
t
18c
.
16,034
\
.
65c
20c
'45C
_1
•—
7%c
20c
40c
X
Consolidated Golden-Arrow^—
75c
*
——
—
; Canada S8 Lines
,
.Jun
18 Va
;
/.
Mintea-
7 Vac
*
Canada Permanent Mortgage—•
-
Gillies Bake
Rowey
May
16c
...
2.60 Mar
3%«'
9c
53,520
„
.2.10 Jan
22,218
—7
7c
12,080
;
179,598
3.90
'»
\. Cons Guayana
54% Mar
Jun v:
28 %
*
Packets class
Class
15c
<29c
14%
20
—
Cut Stone
It
Malting
:
Canada Northern Power
Canada. Oil Lands.
7
7
43%, Jan
4.50
Consolidated
;
Consolidated
106
-Apr
1.20
15 ft
3.55
J__
53 y» .Jtei
24% May
500
I,800
11%
3.90
,
Jt
;
Haliiwell
?,
■High'
40C
1
East- Crest
ConsolWated
VtApr
12
8,400
250
18,770
16,100
25c
.*
-/Canada,
"^Canada
;'
*
.
13c
/
11%
26C
X
Warrants-**
9V2C
-1
com. J
Canada- Machinery
.
8V2C
———1
_1
^.-Canada vlron Foundry-
*
4.75
X
^-Canada? Lifer Assurance
Y
4.75
•
.Canada Foundries class A—
-
7
14%
16
.
650
3,821
.
Jup
21c
25c
15 ft
1
Class B warrants
-96%May
13%
852
-
i-
V
14VaC
30 ft
v
8,316
.
33
1
,
Preferred
J
15
.
v,>
Jan
-
.*
FUn Flon
Canada Crushed
r,.
/
18%
"
52
405
,
_*
_
Canada Cement
-
•
.Canada Breads common
*
13%
.
338
.
:
1.35
44%
,
-
53
.
49%
1
•
.Calvan Consolidated
,
105
52
50 V2 May
103
Apr
-7"
Mines
10 Vac
<Campbell ChiboUgaman
-Campbell. Bed> Lake.
tCan-Met Exploration
.
104V.
656
Apr
3.85 s J»P
-92ft .Jan
•
32
Lake
iCalnorth -Oils
f
53%
2.50 .Jun
2u% 'Apr
130
Consolidated
;
2.50
/
Low
High
25c
49% Mar
Apr
54,93®
Denison
Consol Feniinore Iron Mines,-
3.50 Apr
9ft Mar
.
1.30 May
^
27,600
"
t
1^0
•
1
18 %C
Edmonton
&
Cailinan
s
96
.
48 V2
X
class A_
-Calgary
s-
3.25
'47ft
312,730
30 ft
52%
49,:.
-
Co
&
Burrard
2.85
95%
33
.X
Uranium.
Gold
Red
2.15.
29%
.
...
1.33
X
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker Hill
Burlington Steel
Burns
,
120
14 ft
a
i
Mining
^Buffalo' Canadian
Buffalo
7% Jun
48
"Apt
v. 17c. Apr
,*5ftcMajr
4,TOO
7*
Low
Par
■
Discovery.
Consolidated Dragen Oil
19C
,
,
2.45 Mar
19,030
15
1
-—
Brunswick Mining
-
5,690
7%
,13ft
17 %
—25
Co.
Mines
Brunston
12c
2.75
7 Va
1
t
•
746c
*
Puwei
Mines—
Reef
Brunhurst
.
«Jan
13%
18%
•
Columbia Telephone
truck
6c
*
British
.
74,000
.*
Bv
YBroulan
52%
rreauctt.—j?
poicbi
British
'
.4
-
Ciass
-17C
1.88
.
'
.
Consolidated
2.65
52%.
104%
Brttish Cohimbia^ Packers class It
.
T
Consolidated
Jan
,
:'95Var
i—50
100
50
1
—
1
*5ft 7preferred
British Columbia
'T''
.jun
24c
MV2C
3.20
100
'Aft1 ft
'
43c
May
30ft.
Y. British Columbia Electric 4%
-
Mar
13c
2.15
American OIL
Britlsh
24c
7ft:
4
1
15c
111,700
100,650
50
:
„
43c
48
*
■
.
Consolidated Cordasun
Jun
18c
2.10
Traction
High
2.90
2.20 May
56,200
38c
-i.
-10c
X
Boyimtr
2.90
15%c
14 Vac
Bralorne Mines
! Brazilian
Low
High
2.65
40c
1
—
Bordulac
*
Low
P(lr
■
-——1
Mines
Gold
Bonville
.
'
.
9 ft
Jun
Jun
793A Mar
108
Jun
•
44
The Commercial and
(2968)
Financial Chronicle...
Monday, June 27, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
FOE
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
'Last
(Cont.)
Par
Petroleum
General
Class
A
Class
Lake
_
Porcupine
Tire
common-
class
Mines
2.05
5,550
81c
94c
62,000
41c
4xe
14 %C
Utilities
14c
16c
5.00
12,486
%
6%
2,750
3.70
3.75
13c
8,800
47%
1,775
6%
3.70
6
46
46
46
22%
24%
3,445
3.05
3.50
100,130
1.50 May
8
8
A—,—.—.
20
4.i %
8
525
6%
6%
6%
500
5%
4.75
4.75
200
4.15
9.75
10
1,500
2.20
2.09
2.36
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Chemical
&
70c
59c
Jan
Jun
3.00
148,675
1,005
.
16%
Mines Ltd__
Drug
National
-
Jun
51% Jan
Creek
National
Jun
41%
W,
27
7-if 40
40%;
100
--
Preferred
Jun
26c
Mar
30
-
60c
70c
•
•
Ltd
V'
Apr
3.15
1
common
preferred—
'»
*
15% Mar
19,350
36%
Imperial Bank
A
Jan
5
2,885
5.50
6.10
Class
2.75
26%;
Feo
1.21
2ui
25
2.86
9.75
15%
9%
5,470
19
*
Locomotlys
Multi-Minerals
8 */4C Mai
A
Porcupine
Corp
47c
479,900
41
•
A_
Feb
May
i
Feb
Jun
Jan
3.75
3,670
227/s
19
1
Corp
Brewery class
Moneta
73c
20 Va
19
V.
•class
Mining
53 %
5,336
18c
40%
10%
40 %
1
—
Apr
15C
17c
Erie
&
Oil ft Refining Ltd
Hy-Charaer Petroleums
3.10
Jan
Jan
1
Husky
Jan
7%c
Feb
*
A
20c
4c
*
Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Molsons
14%
•
Hughes-Owens
Mogul
Feb
59c
•
common
Jan
23 %c
16,000
1
Paper
24 %c
60%
•
Yellowknife
Howard
Feb
6%c
>
Containers
Jan
7 67c
22%
*
Corn
1.50
May
39r
30.700
•
Mining
Modern
May
May
1.75: Anr
98c
9%
1,550
7c
7.85
53c
4,900
4.75
7c
Mlndamar
Apr
9
65c
18c
.
22c
Jan
Jun
-
400
•
Petroleum
Brick
Jan ■&.
1.10
1,512,330
15%
-
•
1,286
-80c
14%
13.50
Oil
Milton
S.15
98c
15% *
1
&
Preferred
Mldcon
Jan
8.951
I
•
Mines
Light
Mid-Western
19 %
Apr
75c
Jun
19
Mar
44c
Jan
5 %C
Feb
60C
1,722
Feb
Jun
60c
81,900
11 Ye
6c
90
43c
95c
Apr
May
•
Feb
98c
Jun
Jun
'105
Feb
75c
50c
—
1.58
•
Jun
Jun..
'
Jan
77c
2.36
4.00 May
73c
'42 *
10c
80c
:
6%
'
•
34c
92c
17c
800
'
;
Jun
May
-
43c" Jun
11c
v
1
1
»
Exploration
12 %c
36,000
'4,000
112
*-'
'
Apr
67% May
11,800
•
'
•
Feb
*
LakS
Mar
10%
99
3,375
.727C
■Jan
-
Island
8
276,500
35
33
Mentor
28%
4.50
'
:
'
9%c Jan
Merrill
Jan
19
•
—
Drilling
1.69
1.32
>
V,
Mercury Chipman Mills
40c
4,355
>7""r7';'
3
>
855 ;
Feb
12
10%c Mar
12,000
1,386,413
42
Feo
Mar
4.00
High
Hi-Tower
19c
15c
9c 10%c
1
Lake
18c
14c
Iron
390
73c
'
Jun
9c
44,300
6%
"
Feb
2.83 Apr
A2r
Feb
Gold
52%
725
46c
1
Carpets
14c
•
1
Goid
Harding
6
27c
83%
Minda-Scotla
Harrison
'•••
,
-44c
.
100% May ; lie
Mar
12,600
Red
40c
Jan •'
Apr
Jan
9
857
43c
41
1
Apr
13Vic
6%c Jan
McMarmac
7
Jan
3.60
39%c
'"g
70c
McWatters
y
Feb
24
110 % 111%
66 c
Lake
V32.3C0
Jun
4.95
7.75 Jan
92c
Red
'•
,12c i " .' 32,700
10% 7; 6,463
-10%-"
■
100
McKenzle
Jan
16%c
'
.2.30
,741%
S
Jun
•
18c
r
Mar
Apr
Jun
7%c
16,230
22c
v
49,665
26%
10%
26 %
—1
Gypsum Lime ft Alabastine
19%
11 '/eC
61
c
'-30
Gold-
Lake
18%
19%
10%
.
Products pfd
,
f
12
Jun
Mar
30c
7-74,900
-10c
•
Porcupine
1.0.3 Apr
Mar
4.00
May
—1
Freehold
7
.
Jsn
24%
.
Jan
4.75
—
joV'p-
*
Apr
1.99
Jan
j.
7c
5,500
25c.
Jan
r.
8c
2.1S
,
>
1
;
—
Mclntyre
Mar
48
„
Jun
!Jan
9c
—
.
35c
;33c
12c
110 %
-
2.09
v
'
:
r''
r_.
—
Mines
Preferred
7% May
May
*
100
McColl Prontenac mbbod.
4.00 May
if
,
9
5,800
65,200
7
7
Jan
Jun
Feb
1.62
27c
.
3,494
11c
,10c-
8c
21,134
Jun
38%
Jan
422,710
■■9%c IIV2C
2.25
1
...1-
1.60
58,350
•
1.06
/ 1.84
-
Jan
12
11
;-33c
•
26%
20,915
*
1.01
82c
8»/2cV9%c
Consolidated —LMxx—
Ltd
<Maybrun
Jun
•>
10c
-y:
"
7 1.85
_1
.
2 04
;22C-J*Q
Feb
4.315
VlVic 18 %c J
1.86 ?-•
%C
•v'lOc-
1
-
Preferred
Maxweii
5.20 May
18% May
3.35
-I
.Matachewan
Jan
28c
Apr
-24%
Feb
Apr
47%
5% Jan
2.40
--1
—
Mines
54c
•
Jan
150
Lead
-
4.10 May
29
—1
class
B
8%
Jun
Gold
1.85
•
1.30 Mar
10,050
Jan
l.xj May
Mar
4 jc
1,045,875
;
1.65
I.80
Jan
12c
I
High
1.65 May
56c
28.J30
37,500
38%
11%
X
:
6,503
>
1.0b
1.51
v
-^8oC:
*
:
—
—
1
•
Mining ConiL...:-.
Martin-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd com
Feb
175
Mar
May
May
—
'
.1.85
J
!
Maritime
Apr
6%
.
13
1
'
'
Milling common—
Mines
Malartte
1.99
I
15c
37%
V
38
Mmr»
uula
1.00
75% c
l.o4
•
Low
1.85
14C
f
1.00
1
Marigold Oils Ltd
May
He
Leaf
Marcus
1.33 Mar
Mines
-
Marbenor
Jan
79c
3uc
24,300
4.95
43 %
2.20
Peb
130
33,3 t/U
4.95
Jan
Gold
Goldfields
Maraigo
Peb
255
44c
Maple
18c
25
7
33c
Jun
Jun
May
43c
1
•
Bloedel class B—
ft
Consolidated
Malartlc
"15c
Range since Jan.
High
95c
99c
1
Maneast Uranium Ltd
19c
5 Vic
-
Magnet
Jan
62c
■■
.Jan
45c
4,500
150
1.66
104,600
6c
45%
III
com_
Development
Coal
45c
6c
6c
•
Grass
West
Gwllllm
1.95
common
Greening Wire
Gunnar
Peb
Mines
Mwdsen Red Lake
1.27 May
Feb
Mar
10c
Mackeno
Shares
1.74
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
82c
Mar
12c
11,300
150
.
Plains
Gurney
23c
152,600
18c
7
Preferred
Gulf
205,970
43c
Mines
for Week
Low
1.85
*
Explorations
MacMillan
Jan
7.85
May
May
43c
—
Sweet
1.01
20c
60 %c Mar
16c
III
Northern Gas
Great
6.60
Jan
105% May
Feb
32c
.
Paper
Great
10c
44,500
34c
16c
—
Warrants
Gulch
35c
A
Mines
Great
Gridoil
29,981
-1
Lakes
Class
.84,195
75c
*1
Great
Great
6,410
1.23
67c
_•
—
Bousquet
Grandines
7.05
1.10
15c
Jun
.1
—
Mackay
Granduc
6.75,
68c
43
Macfle
Mar
11
May
12c
Macdonald
Jan
Mar
44
Apr
101
1.23
.1
Mines
Graham
9
75
.1
—
Uranium
Goldfields
Gordon
10
1,002
.1
—
Manitou
Goodyear
43
9%
6.90
"l
Mines
Goldhawk
43
14c
«
6.45
45
Mines
Sales
Range
ol Prices
Par
Msessss
Jan
102 102%
—1
Mine*
——
Eagle
5.25
40% May
9%
—1
Gold
Mines
Goldcrest
Goldora
50
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
6^50 Jan
Jan
43
i
Gold
Jan.
High
5.10
9%
Mines
Uranium
God's
Golden
2,425
43
—I
Glenn
Gold
5.90
43
common
Lake
Gold ale
5.50
100
Yellowkntfe
Giant
5.90
43
Preferred
Geneva
since
Low
High
635
—.
Wares
Steel
Range
6.00
A
B
General
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
5.80
1
—
General Products Mig class
of Prices
Low
—1
common—,
JUNE 24
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Sale Price
STOCKS
WEEK
for Week
Range
Friday
Page
Hersey
Parbec
Oil
Mines
Mines
*
1
13%c
1
:
Tubes.
Porcupine
Western
47c
id %
11%
L_
68 %
67^4
1,000
13%c 15'Ac
22,237
12%
3.825
1.05
Jan
11 %c Mar
10%
Feb
1.49
Feb
23c
Jan
12 V2
Jan
73
Jan
Jun
72c
Jan
25%c Mar
38c
65
69
1,109
*
57c
46c
57c
13.200
10c
27%c
27c
28c
8.500
8c
8%C
10 000
6c
Jan
13c
Apr
22c
21c
23c
£5.400
15c
Feb
45c
Mar
*
;
.
1
1
4Gc
May
Jan
VUlurtle 181
Number 5441.
.The Commetcial and'Financial Chronicle
.
(2969)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
•.
*
v
•
I'
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L
p
_
STOCKS
' "''
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'
Amalgamated
Drilling
Mines
Petroleum
Paymaster
1
Consol
Peaca River
Pembina
Petrol
Ltd
Pioneer
Mineral
St
St
Gold
MIum
;
Jan
Union
42%c Jan
Union
89c
May
7.25
Jun
United
Jun
17%
Jtin
United
Jun
54 %
Jun
United
-Jun
United
Fuel
22c
Mar
42c
Apr
United
Keno
500
7c
Mar
14c
Apr
United
Montauban
3.40 Mar
United
1.91
*
r
iac
•
45c
40
40
1.21
1.29
•
1.06
4
1.91
"
1.10
30,550
35c
36c
2,600
'
46
11c
764,600
Trust
40
Mar
51c
51c
500
49c
59
60 'A
550
47%
3.30
2.90
3.30
12,150
2.00
7c
8c
7,000
3%c
Metala
Dome
10
-
74
1
a
Warrant#
50
Jun
Jun
82%
Wane
G
Waterous
J
Regcourt
26c
35,000
10c
Jan
30c
May
69c
149,800
19c
Feb
69c
Jun
Uranium
Mfg
Robinson,
Little
n-ueue
$1.00
4.30
91,231
2.31
2.59
218,200
19l/8c
2Uc
10.047
19c
24 V4
23 %
24%
10,168
2.72
2.90
47,195
84c
.
8 %
13c
8 'A
250
3.55
j_ ■
3.85
- •;
4.40
397,598
10c
13c
26,500
1.85
"
__
1.85
400
23c
21 %c
28c
1.02
85c
1.07
60c
-
55c
64c
Westeel
144,300
1.08
75c
8%
5.25
Jan
Jan
4%c
2.10
31c
Jan
i
—
Lawrence
Ban
Corp
Security
Freehold
SbBwinlgan
Water & Power com
Class A preferred
B
Sicks'
1.96
1.60
60,745
Apr
Winnipeg &
250
19%
Feb
21 %
Jun
Wood
luv4
ldd
9'/a
Apr
11
Feb
33c
202,500
25c
85c
Jun
62,816
11c
Feb
9c
9c 10 %c
9,100
9c
78c
Jun
43,896
33c
Voting Trust
Silver-Miller
Silver
Standard
class
A
Somerville
Southam
Apr
13%
Jan
57,800
3%c
Jan
5%c
15%
Jun
9c
Jan
4c
•
15%
15%
16
885
13c
13c
15c
4,000
5e
Jan
Stadacona
Mines
Standard
1.62
21,154
20c
28,400
4.00
8,200
3.80 May
16
16
16%
425
12% May
1.90
1.90
2.10
27,250
1,10 Jan
•
•
3.05
2.90
3.25
21,025
1.80
66%
64%
66%
600
53%
53 %
75
54%
-
__
54%
Ltd
585
4.80 Mar
27
Jan
27
Jan
342
215
5.00
Feb
494,320
10 %c
Jan
91c
97c
40,560
88c
Jun
50c
1,800
50c
Jun
14%
19
19%
2,052
41c
45c
16,505
14
5,264
52
52
65
35c
—
45c
45c
5,900
28c
33%
10 %
34
345
26
10%
250
10% Mar
35%
Jan
7,500
50c
2,516
21 %c
Apr
Feb
7
May
May
Coast
17c
Feb
27
1,817
52%
1,964
17c
11% 21%
14c
15c
28c 31 %c
38,200
30,395
200
74,150
13c
21% Mar
27
41%
53
Feb
5%c Jan
7.00
Jan
12%c
Jan
17c
May
27c
Jun
55c
Jan
May
14,950
3.00 Mar
4.70
14,629
1.30
4.00
1.41
4.70
•
1.46
10c 14%c
'
9%
17,900
9%
10% .10%
2.75
3.10
90c
75c
91c
67c 69 %c61c
65c
,
264
100
23,425
5,200
37,600
2,525
3,166
Toronto
Brick
17
18%
300
44%
45
l.not
Oil
Transcontinental
Line
Resources
Petroleum
Oil
10c
Jan
74c
85c
335,308
20c
Jan
1.37
Apr
45c
46c
7,500
40C
Jun
74c
Apr
__
_
I
Sales
Week's
Range v
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range since Jan.
Low
High
400
7
7
44%
44%
44%
335
13
12%
2,870
3,060
7
8
Jan
37
Jan
45
Jun
10%
Jan
42%
32%
Feb
13% May
44% Jun
24%
200
22%
Feb
24%
Jun
17%
18
19,875
14%
Jan
18
Jun
5.60
5.60
5.90
1,088
5.25
Jun
22%
>;■
23
2,325
18%
18%
240
32
32
32
35
15%
15%
15%
25
11%
11%
11%
200
32%
32
32%
245
I>U
25
23%
25%
7,138
22%
.
'
...50
'
7.10
?07/0 TWo.y
23
_
__
—
Preferred
Dominion
DuPont
,
•
_
_
__
Oilcloth
_
...
Securities
Canada
of
-
Jun
15%
Jun
21
May
11 %
Jun
15
Apr
uan
32%
Jun
In% Mn.r
25%
Jun
92
90
6%
4,285
5% Mar
18
100
12% Mar
57
1.70
•
138
1.75
40
40%
40%
225
4,712
16 %c 16%c
1,500
22
5
17%
100
36
'9
36
36
5
27
__
com.
1,531
36%
17%
_
22%
36%
36%
27
28
4,490
92
55%
1.25
35
Jun
99
>7%
19
Jun
70
Jun
2.00
41
May
——
—
International
Paper common
Utilities
International
& Ontario
2.50
Jun
Jan
Ogilvie
—
5
20c
Jan
22%
Jun
41
Jan
17%
Mar
Feb
17%
39%
36
Apr
30
Jan
29
May
38
Jun
33
Jan
Pato
Jan
80c
Apr
Pend
common
Oreille
Apr
75c
Jun
Price
Bros
Jan
37c
475
IK
38
175
32% May
110
1,163
39%
41%
660
12
12
100
9
Mar
29
80
Jan
112
Jan
33% Mar
125
58
84
84
180
66
66%
885
48% Jan
42 %
40%
42%
331
34
72
Jan
77
Jan
Feb
Jun
17
Jan
'
6.00
6.40
1,000
5.05
4.95
5.05
•
57
57
57%
6,700
695
44
Jan
4
11%
11%
11%
100
11
May
Apr
1.48
Jun
18%
Jun
Third
48
Feb
Thrift
Stores
2
Yukon
Consolidated
1
42% Feb
Jan
23%
23%
20%
Feb
8c
5.75 Feb
6.15
1
:
Ltd
Sangamo.Co
Canadian
—
Gen
Invest—.
8
*
__
8
200
39%
39%
35
61c
63c
3.500
4.60 May
5"%
Jan
31% Jan
51c
Feb
12%
8%
39%
68c
Jun
50
48%
50
475
1.90
8,156
32c 35%c
118,925
1.80
1.80
35c
•
38 %
36%
39%
4,342
4
—
6%
6%
500
40%c
23c
7.05
Apr
72
68%
44
7.10
5.80
60
Apr
May
Apr
Jun
May
1.19
1.20
1
72
Jun
13%
Jan
65%
72
Jun.
44%
Jan
84
66%
*'
Paper
Consolidated
May
15c
41c
■
5
6
75c
18%
1,000
Jun
Mar
24y8 Mar
4
Inc
Flour
—
—
Power
Minnesota
lV/2
*
Interprovincial Utilities
MacLaren
23
2,800
Feb
Apr
Jun
18% Mar
35
38
*
Hayes Steel
Loblaw
Jan
8,470
Feb
Jan
Jun
15V8C Apr
109
29
29
Gaspe Copper Mines
Jun
Feb
23 %
Jun
18% May
32
.92
55%
57
5
•
Jan
16
46%
Feb
n
6
-
—
17% Mar2
18
'
—*
*
common.—
Apr
21
45
1
High
Feb
13%
44%
'
*
new
10
4.90
Funds
Low
*
_
_
19c
lpo
11c 12%c
Jun
•
6%
11
250
11c
Jan
19c
Exchange - Curb Section
*
Lumber-
Apr
23
45%
•
—
"
Invest
May
16%
•
Pipe
145,830
0
common
9%
9
23
•
Line
Jun
1.85 Mar
16%
*
Pipe
22% Mar
23
40
Prairie
Triad
18
44%
4
Mountain
Trend
*
10
Jun
7%c Jan
24c
35c
1.25
1
9c
38,320
33c
-*
26% Mar
Apr
1.20
Trans
19c
1.82
1.40i May
Feb
Jun
2.85
4
9%
13 %c
68 %c
61c
8.30 Mar
18,700
33c
Trans
12 %C
•
Glass
9c 10%c
1.22
Oils
17c
♦
Oil
105%
*
Era
43,290
•
Bridge
Apr
1
Empire Oils
1.80
■
_
Dominion
Jan
Gold
Trans
1.69
—
Paper
Dominion
Jan
Silver
Trans
Apr
1.69
5
Westinghouse
Copper
Consolidated
Dalhousie
19
Torbrit
preferred
Jun
25c
24%
Sugar
_
Apr
24%
4.50
__
Jun
102
-
—
Jun
36
Tornbill
5%
May
35c
Jan
Marconi
12%
3,952
•
1
A
61c
Jan
7c
May
20
1
1
—
Jan
7c
——
(1954) Ltd com—
31c
105% 105%
1.45
A
39c
132,350
17%
common....
Western
Canadian
80c
14%c
Class
Feb
20
Preferred
Jun
160
Towagmac Exploration
Traders Finance class
Jun
2.69
10,200
175,500
& Paper
Develop—_ "l5
Dredging™
General
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
26%
10%
Feb
5
26
—
•
Jan
55c
19%
•
12
10 %c
26%
common..
4.00
Jan
12
35c
•
Canadian Indus
100
20
Elevators
Jan
1.91
1,866
58C
—
Dominion
Canadian
4,000
26%
10
Jun
1.00 May
4,020
•
Toronto Iron Works
Jan
3.00
10,395
23c
Par
'
'
Preferred
6
51%
14 %c
11%
15c
1
May
11c
25
Toronto
19%
100
2.04
'
62c
__
—1
47
Jun
40c
Jan
_
Apr
4.00
May
6
52
Mines
Gold
55c
__
*
79c
Bulolo
34 % May
7%
Ltd___
14%
20C 23 %c
Banknote——...
common..,£_-
Apr
10%c
__
60c
60a
1.50
'
Corp
Co
Jun
1,400
Co
Apr
11%C Apr
35c May
«%c Jan
21c
American
Brown
Jan
9%
Toronto Dominion Bank
Feb
1.91
21,300
1
'
Cottons
21 %c
100
Asbestos
British
Jun
Canadian
27c
__
Jun
5.50 May
30c
Apr
47
__
29%
52c
70c
Sylvanlte Gold
-
13C
Jan
Apr
4.00
Last
Pulp
Newfoundland
Aitgxo
Anglo
53%
3%
Tiara Mines
90c
13%
1.91
1
Canadian
Jun
Jun
Jun
67c
965
7.70
30
Jun
9%
Mines
7c
6c
Jun
2.58 Mar
Jan
30c
13%
•
35c
•
Gold
1.90
41 %c Mar
27 %c
*
51
Propane
Texas-Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
Jan
Apr
Jun
54c
National
Bronze
Superior
Teefe-Hughe#
200
92
26c
"■'
Andian
ti
Feb
common
15,000
227,900
Vinegars
46%
:
1.18 May
Canada
5.10
Pearson
lie
8c :13 %C
28c
Sale Price
Canadian
10,195
Preferred
10 %c
12c
•
Friday
Canada
7.15
Tsvtor,
10 %c
1
Canadian
Feb
6.90
Tandem
33,300
STOCKS
Apr
30c
Industrie#
132,0b5
63c
Toronto Stock
60c
67c
46%
■>
21
6.90
Bwitson
50
2.45
Zulapa Mining Corp
Apr
Feb
1
Inlet
47%
Jaa
100
1
15%
1
Surf
46% Mar
46%
60c
Mines
11% Mar
38c
Cons
!
105%
2.uo
Mines
14%
Contact
(ordinary;
Mar
46%
Jun
30c
13 %
__1
1
Preferred
Jan
103
1
Mar
5.40
19
•
Preferred
57
270
60c
*.
Bear
Feb
16c
Sudbury
Supertest
3,773
May
Jan
55%
28%
45c
17"
Jan
53 %
50c
•
common
Jun
1.68 May
45c
88
81
—
Zinc
&
53% May
21c
91c
,wv
Feb
5.30
•
Mines
7.00
Jun
Jun
16c
14C
88
2.32
Mines
W5-Feb
50 %
Sullivan
*
1.20
33c
80c
Yale Lead
Jun
27%
25c
:'jtt
68%
Jan
75,598
2.20
35c
,
v
Jan
Mar
30
Bros
Iron Mines
River Gold
Feb
4.85
24,945
9,637
May
Jan^
50%
7c
7.60
Canada
8teep. Rock
Mar
7,756
11,000
Jun
75c
7,00
£,-178
3;35
1,200
28%
Jun
Jan
8,366
7.50
1
Steeloy Mining
Feb
42
105105%
15c
Feb
1.10
28%
*
Gold
40c
Feb
15c
2.98
54%
9%c
50
.
18%
May
9c
__
1
Gaa
A
14c
1.C5
9%c
•
A
Jun
40
**
1.50 May
1.70
18c
*
Oil
Btarratt Olsen
Sturgeon
1.60
64% Mar
3.90
Stanwell
of
910
18c
Stanley Brock class B
Steel
76
•
(1944)
Pav'n?
class
Stedman
75
1
Radio
Standard
75
3.95
*
Oil
122
Apr
4%c
•
Union
1.35
*
Yukeno
10%
50
Co
Southern
7.00
33c
1
Central Gas
Yellowknife
4,911
1
pfd
Jun
Jan
1
(Alexander)
Jun
12%
•
Valley
Souns
*
Jun
Mar
1.26
Yankee Canuck Oil
12%
•
Gold
81scoe
24%
Jan
30
38
—50
Wrlght-Hargreaves
Yellorex
12%
50c
Ltd
Simpsons
95
25
1
Feb
49%
1
Dairies
Silverwood
Jun
1,904
28
Mines
t
Jun
20 %c
225
355
<
—I
Jun
57
1.65
Apr
122
_______
Mines
16c
Apr
57
1
Mines
Jun
Mar
1.12
55%
_1
Mining
Siianco
May
18c
16 %C May
Feb
41%
,
33c
57
j
(Quebec)
Sigma
pfd
Larder
21%
1.10
$2.80
Gold
id
28c
21
lie
34%
'
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.50
•
common
50C
-
Jun
1.47
115
6.45
•
Petroleums
21%
1
Breweries
Jan
4VaC Jan
34%
1.30
1
Mines
Jun
Feb
98c
50c
8hexrltt Gordon
Hardware
Wtllroy
Wilrich
Winchester
25c
1
Gold
White
Windward
30c
oO
;
(1945) Mines
Creek
Sheep
Jan
Jan
5%C
41 y8
-100
,——__-
Feb
Jun
30c
™50
^
preieiicu
Bhawkey
Jun
Mar
50c
Petroleums
645
137,700
8
230
Jun
1.05
*
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
24%
40c
Preferred
65c
•
Sarnia Bridge
24
18c 20%C
34%
*
com__.
Western Tungsten
Weston
(Geo)
common..
Feb
1.01
1
Ltd
Petroleums
550
6.90
Petroleums
Naco
Jan
1
Gold
River
Sappblre
1.65
122
1120
id
__
1
Gold
Antonio
Sand
1.61
'
24
Warrants
63c
•a.
Bt
23,600
725
'
40c
1
Industries
14c
«
77.610
1
Ryanor Mining
.
Apr
•
t
12c
'
*
common
A
125,328
,
1
Rupununl .Gold
Grocers
Jan
14c
1.60 Mar
1
common
345,300
19%c
Western Leaseholds
3.65
Feb
7%c
Western
Western
Jun
24% May
Feb
6%
'
24%c Jan
10
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
24,000
16c
;
mil
Ashley
2.65
Feb
Feb '
1
i^»c
12
38c
12c
*
Products
1.25
1.55
4
Mines
*
Maygill Gas & Oil Ltd____„
4.40 Mar
20% Jan
"2.78
--
,_4
Oil#
Russell
4.10
20c
1
i
pfd____
common
5.10 May
Jan
2.35
1
Consolidated
Roxana
1.10
•
i-ong
Rowan
3.75
4.30
1
Robertson
Rockwin
3.80
1
Rlx-Athabasco
12
32c
%c,
Apr
7,800
«"
1
12
32c
Feb
4.10
50c
1
.
Jun
73% May
12% May
West
22%c
•
—
Feb
14%
Jan
12 %c
24%C
1
Rexspar Uranium
13
Jan
1
3.10 Mar
Rio Prado Oils
Feb
11%
66
West
65c
1
10%
3,220
7.90 Jun
1
;
125
9,417
Jan
3.50
Jun
May
12
2.15
3.35
3.70
60c
14%
236,450
Malartic
1.75 Mar
73%
13
1
Mines
12
1
Class
MacDonald
*
Jan
;May
12
I——mil
Preferred
Petroleum
jun
72c
72
•
Equipment
Fyrites
Apr
Reef
Jan
14
__
»
Weed on
Apr
Rayrock
Jun
9ya
8% May
6%c
Apr
9c
73%
*
Wekusko Consol
15c
Reeves
8
35
Jun
Jun
18
Batten
29c
Jun
18% May
13% May
&
500
10%
8%c Jan
Rapid* Grip
40c
13%
5,980
•
3.40
40c
Jan
42,090
Mines
3.20
—
Jan
-50,500
Mining
3.25
1
5.25
11c
Uranium
100
245,750
32,150
5.05
4.25
ftadlora
Jan
5% Feb
60c
Mar
1.3? Jan
Jan
350
14%
Quemcnt
3c
19%
41,735
9%c
■
,
12,218
8%
W
&
14%
;
53,500
50c
!
Cotton
Walker
14%
—.
900
9c
35
8%
Amulet
Jun
;*9%'c
Corp
6%
7%c
29,050
3.40
16
1.00 Mar
1
Oils
Wabasso
3.50 Jan
9%c
12% Feb ;4
Jan
Jan
1.05
33%
13'A
1
Jan
8.00 Jun
*l5e ' Apr
1.90 May
Feb
8%c
10'A
7.90
31
Jan
6.50 Mar
34%
17%
6.20
Jim
59c
Vtolamac Mines
Vulcan
1
1
Metallurgical
6
2l%..Jan
91c
21,220
6%
Juii
Apr
Jun
29
38,300
700
1.12
May
7.55
18%
ZZ.i
Jan
1
Nickel
1.52
15%
Jun
33c
Jan
14
1.43
1.03
50
69c
110
15%
Apr
11% May
Jun
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Queoec
28c
*
Viceroy Mfg class A
Vlcour Mines
Quebec Lithium Corp
Queenston Gold
36,430
•
•
1
!,* Quebec
5,654
52c
1.46
«
Western
*
30
7.85
47c
1.03
Alloys
-
Quebec
*
30
7.05
47C
15%
Jun
53'A
-
Jan
3.45
•
65,030
7.30
•
;;
Cons—
•
1
ChlbOUgsmau
50
75c
Mines
Ltd
Roi
Ventures
Prospectors* Airways
Purtly Mica Mines
.
21%
69c
9.00
•
4.80
21%
10%
-
i2%
7.55
;
21%
17%
__
1
Mines
27,100
—
70c '
Jun
1
East
Uranium
7.20
ZIIII25
HiJl
60%
Jan
74
74
__
3,010
v
Van
1.15
Jun
71,2c
100
53
Vanadium
36%c Jun
Mar
53
1
Border
50%
51c
_•
Oil
Premier
52%
-
Jan
Jan
Jun
2.35
Apr
*
:
7.00
Upper Canada Mines
20c
-
v,
Jan
*/.. 68c
22c
Feb
May
36%
May
30% Mar
1
Gold
11,153
7.15
8%
Jun
40% Apr
21 %c Mar
1.50 Feb
Jun
1.90 Mar
1,851
1.05
-
19c
80c
Apr
1.20
600
1.91
36%
Jan
40c
;40
6,705
34%
35c
•
25
57
1.66 Mar
22,400
25,600*
16%c
34'a
•
29c
Steel
2.85
43c
!,
__
'
25c
High
Mar
10%
70C
pfd
Oils
United
2.70
44c*
1.23
B
95
3,750
2.75
*
clfcss
57
33c
6
140
29c
Mines
57
Jan
605
386
7%
*
Corp class B
30c
44
10%
49%
1
10%c l0%c
:
7%
10%
49
Estella
__
Low
7%
1
Range since Jan.
High
10%
Asbestos
15 %
30c
Shares
1
50-m
•
Low
common.—..
Mining
9.80
Jan
of Prices
*
Gas
430
1
_
Premier
Pronto
32c
Acceptance
preferred
2nd
Feb
"
3,035
1
River
Pressed
29.510
Union
1.95 Mar
5.00
Apr
Jan
54'A
1
:
Powell Rouyn
Power Corp
*-Preston
9.50
Feb
2.75
470
16 %
•
Uranium
Olla
Prairie
9.00<
'98c
.
53
•
:
Oils
Powell
33,900
1.025
21,808
=•
16
1
Gas
Gold
Ponder
35c
*
16
1
Development
Poplar
64c
53 "4
__<•
common
Oil#
Pitch-Ore
Placer
3.35
60c
32c
9.10
1
Clow
47,711s
1.58
3.30
4
Par
High
'■*
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
5
com
Engravers
Pickle
"
Line
Ooldflelds
Oil
Low
Week's
Last
1
Jan.
50
&
Ltd
Peruvian
Photo
Friday
STOCKS
Range since
High.
1.41
-
__
1
Golu
Persbcourt
it
Gaa
pld
Penman's
reriuii
60c
1
Natural
Pipe
1st
1.43
3.3O
50c
ij,
14
Range
Low
•
Fatthlnaer
JUNE
ENDED
''•'Week's
Par
Parker
5%.
>»• Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
"-"Friday
Last
Sale Price
r
Pardee
'
,
23%
18c
May
Jan
48
Mar
44%
Jan
.
Jun
Jan
41
61c
1.75 Apr
30c
28
4.60
50
Jun
2.35 Jan
Jan
48r
Apr
Mar
40%
Jun
Apr
6.50
Jun
40%c44%c
27,900
32c
Jun
48c
Jun
19c
24c
38,900
8y3c Jan
45>e
FA)
6,20
7.45
82,356
4.35
Jan
7.45
Jun
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
No par
a
Odd lot sale
t
value.
(not Included In
d Deferred
in
delivery sale
Ex-llquidating dividend.
to unlisted trading
(Un) Admitted
privileges,
year's range),
wd When delivered,
(not Included
year's range).
e Selling ex-Interest,
f Flat price.
rCash sale (not Included In year's range.
,
wl When
Issued,
x
Ex-divldend.
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock dividend.
Mar
May
Jun
Jan
*
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-(2970)
iune
Monday,
...
27, 1955
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, June 24
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Funds—
Mutual
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
American
American
Mutual
10 08
1
19.16
20.94
Fund-l
Keyotonft Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
1
a20.84
26.67
27.83
Grade Bonds)_1
25.90
28.26
20.52
22.39
Investment
Co.
1.25
6.13
6.63
Investment
Trust
4.22
4.51
Johnston
8.91
9.74
1.54
1.69
Inc—1
Fund
Trust
Fund
Ask
9.22
*
1
B-2
.
Inc.^ws.--
Par
v
of America
1.56
Development
Mutual
Rid
1
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
1.43
Inc
Fund
Associated
•
25c
Shares—„1
Business
Atomic
Par
«
—^
of
Boston
Mutual
(The)
(Medium
1
14.47
15.78
B-3
(Low
Axe-Hought/.,,, Fund "A" Inc__l
Axe-HoHghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Aate-Houghton Stock Fund Ine_l
\2Ai
13.51
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
25.63
Beneficial
uy2
Blair
Corp—
Inr
1
America——*
22.65
24.35
1
16.26
17.58
n.09
11.99
Tr
of
Bowling Green Fund Inc
__10c
Broad Street Invest Corp—,—>-5
Bollock
Fund
Ltd
1
21.79
12.10
7^4
Inc.
Canada General Fund
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
<
1
Capital Venture Fund Inc_
Shares Trust™—:
Fund
Chemical
:
Securities
Christiana
Preferred
100
1
11.19
Fund
17.03
1
Inc.
18.08
-
Investment, Ino
Western
Crown
Income Fund——I
Dividend
Mutual
Shares
15.71
Mutual
Trust
24.66
Nation
Security
2.65
8.57
21.18
19.44
lc
lc
2
1
1;
1
1
Investors Inc
Fundamental
Futures
Inc
Fund Inc.
Gcaeral Capital Corp
General Investors Trust
Qas Industries
Fund
New
4.37
New
15.23
Rate
19.50
20.10
1.25%
10-
1-54.
1.25%
11-
20-63
19.03
11.22
8.23
7.53"
10.42
9.53
6.39
6.98
4.98
8.12
1
17.28
6.08
IV2S Oct.
1/0
4.17
1
American
North
21.46
29 Va
31'/a
11.34
Series
1955
9.33
8.61
10.35
7.86
15.28
3.15
25.26
69.90
Series
1956
3.81
16.75
11-
1-54
8-
1-55
bl.75
1.50%
2.05%
6-
1-55
12-1-55
2-55
8-
1-55
bl.75
1.50%
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-54
9-
1-55
bl.85
1.50%
1.95%
4-
1-55
5- 2-55
10- 3-55
bl.95
1.80%
1-55
10-
3-55
bl.95
1.80%
2.15%*
2-
1-55
1-55
b2.05
1.85%
2.30%
Pine
1.60%
11-
7.
21.37
10 43
Selected
new^.1.25
9.45
10.22
14.45
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
12.18
13.17
12.12
10.60
3.17
11.61
11.21
Putnam
13.91
Fund
(Geo)
29.89
99.991
99.994
99.976
August
99.953
7.38
Fund
Scudder
Canada Inc—1
of
14.04
12.99
43'/a
42
Scudder, Stevens 8c Clark
Fund
9 04
a36.82
1
a22.50
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Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Amer Shares
Investors
Southwestern
9 62
Fund
Stock
Common
September
99.933
September
8.
99.910
September
15,
99.879
September
99.840
Inc—1
Tempieton
a30.80
11.63
12.73
1
Television-Electronics Fund
1
22 V,
23%
Fund of
9 80
United
Funds
Canada
Inc.—1
Inc
1
42.24
43.51
United
Funds
16.90
17.42
1
a25.06
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15.61
1
7.63
8.34
1
Inc
Fund
Ltd
14.57
15.84
United
Accumulated
Continental
Fund
1
7.53
16.36
17:69
United
Income
Fund
Shares_l
2.56
2.79
United
Science
Fund
1
9.96
10.89
9.52
10.40
Value
Line
Inc
1
7.79
8.51
8.89
18.18
9.72
Value
Line
19.65
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Institutional
Income
Insur Fund—lo
Fund
National
of
City
Westchester
First
30
32
48
52
62V,
78
44
47
Bank of Commerce_l0
Industrial
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
45 Va
48 Va
79
82
49% '
51%
39 Va
42 Va
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Trust
1
26.77
29.17
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1
25.07
27.10
1
5.75
6.21
187
10
17.14
30%
29Vbv
10
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50
Long Island Trust
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10
342
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525
495
510
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10
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10
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73 V2
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5
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76
247
51
55
310
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5
63 V,
66 %
5
37 %
39 %
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34
35 V2
$1.25
preferred
conv
American
Assurance
Home
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Ins Co
Amer
Mercury
(Wash
D
American
Re-insurance
American
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1
5
25
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—.
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants Fire Assurance
Merchants <fe Manufacturers
National Fire
29 Vi
27 Va
96'a
93 Va
4
10
National Union Fire
5%
47/8
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16
67
69
10
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46
National
City Bank
Bank of Commerce
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10
61V2
66 Va
New
Amsterdam
5
41%
43%
New
New
York
Insurance
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Ins
Co
Assn
Ins
of
(N
Amer
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
Life
Co
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
J)__5
30 Va
28%
10
120
lo
544
5
170
lo
10
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
169
North
—
559
Jersey City
First National
Indemnity
81 Va
69 '/a
40%
42%
Providence-Washington
Fidelity & Deposit of Md_
lo
89 V2
93'a
Reinsurance
Fire
10
62%
64%
Republic
Assn
of
Philadelphia
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's
Franklin
General
of
<S F)
2.50
Newark
5
Life
Great
&
Hanover
Corp
(N
Y)
78 "4
(Texas)
St Paul Fire & Marine—
44%
Seaboard Surety Co
125
lio
54
57
Springfield Fire & Marine
80
83
Standard
23%
25 %
Travelers
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Republic
(Jacksonville
1
4
American
Gulf Life
;
Casualty Co
5
Reinsurance Corp
Glens Falls
Globe
76
42%
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—
130
49
2
57 V,
5
20
22
50%
53%
33 Va
40%
Security
(New
Haven)
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2
62 Va
67 Va
10
68%
71%
31%
33 %
91
11V4
12 V,
25
198
25%
267/a
2
14
15 Va
10
75
10
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10
10
100
441
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U S Fire
3
jq
50 Va
12%
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2
25
54
58
12.50
50
53
98
101
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United
&
19
20
100
367
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Nat'l
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8c
Trust
25
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53 V2
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20
55
17
62 '/a
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Co
25
61V2
65 Va
20
66 Va
71 Va
6.25
39 %
41
Trust
Union
Louis
Bank
Bank
National
Trust—
208
10
National-
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Franciscco
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Bonds—
Arkansas
Pwr
Brockton
Edison
Central
&
3%s__ 1985
Lt
1985
3%s
Power 3%S—lc.85
Maine
•
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100 7/8
101
Consumers
Dallas
Power
&
Power
3%s
1990
102 Mr
103
101V*
Light 3%s_1980
Dayton
Rubber
—
Edison
101
102
-
3%s
.
58%
Elec
Tennessee
Texas
Ask
103%
103%
1975
Power
Gas
Eiec
101%
102%
1985
101%
102
4s
Service
3V4s
Lgt 3V2S—1980
West Texas Utilities 3%s
19S5
Washington Gas
102% *
103%
101
161 %
1970
105 Va
106
101V,
lOlVa
113Va
114Va
Stocks—
El Paso
Nat Gas 4.40%
pfd—100
General Telephone Corp—
Pruehauf
Georgia
Trailer
3%s
1975
3%s
&
1985
Ohio
Power
Mobile
Gulf
3'%s__1980
113 V,
114%
102 Va
103 «/4
4.25%
Power
3.30%
101%
102%
Tenn
99
IOOV2
100
116
117'/a
100
100 V,
101
Reg—
preferred
Transmission—
Gas
4.90%
49%
preferred
66%
OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
52%
63%
FOOTNOTES FOR
72%
2,600
79
75%
2,650
82
65 Va
33%
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value.
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a
35%
par
stock
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stock
asset
dividend,
value,
yield price.
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split.
stock dividend.
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x
to
listing
on
the New York
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stock.
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wi When
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58Va
190
60%
59
104%
1985
3%s
104
57%
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preferred
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1985
50
preferred
Louisiana
4.16%
k__^
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Jersey Central
3V2s
Ohio Ediscn
56
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3%s__1990
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Potomac
102
1980
4s
Detroit
101
96
10
31 Va
Bank
National
89%
30 V,
Fire
42%
84%
43
.
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12%.
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a
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6.25
70 Va
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59 %
10
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15%
108 Yg
5
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lo
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14
104
10
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Pacific
68 Va
42
Va
12.50
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78
10
Bank of Detroit
National
73%
455
47
3.33V3
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Northern
132%
75
Fire
River
Northeastern
__
128%
Casualty.
35
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank 8c Tr__2o
70%
25
36'/a
31 Va
10
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Boston
161
80
33
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Co
110 l/a
106 Va
443
5
lo
75
10
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National
Trust
&
127
2.50
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36
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270
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322
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j
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260
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51%
49%
44%
39 V4
30%
95'/a
5
44%
37 %
r
183
89 Va
40
28'A
421/4
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178
1
2
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5
American Fidelity & Casualty—5
American
38Mi
36Mi
Ask
Bid
X123
Insurance Co of North Amer__5
Jefferson Standard Life Ins—
(Greensboro N C)
10
Jexaey insurance Co of N Y—10
Lincoln National Life
10
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
35%
50
Mellon
20
Royal State Bank of N Y
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1
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20
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Security-First Nat'l Bank-
55
81 '/a
i
550
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Companies
Ask
Bid
104 V2 "*
101 Va
100
Los
100
(J P) & Co Inc.:
York
New
255
88
84
25
189
Bank
of Freeport
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i
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Hartford
20
10
i
37'/a
34 %
10
:
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Hanover
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-
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22.87
Fund
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.'
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Trust Co
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Guaranty
15.98
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k
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82 Va
5
20.93
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Inc
'
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Casualty
Bid
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60 Va
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1
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Fund
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1
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20
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100
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Franklin
•
Chicago
Cleveland
(L I)
6.92
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Aetna
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Harris
10
National
Suffolk
of Huntington
•
'
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41
158
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York
New
14.42
Wellington Fund
7.54
17.48
38 V2
Bank
6.33
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'
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N. Y.
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National
152
;—
13.24
Washington
12 25
6.89
15.99
:
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8c Trust
Inc„1
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Income
99.742
99.679
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Wall
12.03
j
10
Empire Trust
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_I
12.14
11.10
11.00
11.19
55
16
10
8.23
20.99
10c
of Boston Inc—I
Institutional
i
11.43
10.52
1
Fund
__1
Institutional
1955
Par
Continental
Co
Trust
Franklin Square N
19.31
lc
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(White Plains N Y)
of New
United
99.769
99.716/
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52%
51V*
First
Inc—
Canada
.
507/«
Pirst
4 35
Foundation Fund
99.827
99.803
65 V4
63 V*
49'/a
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1
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253
247
12.50
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3.49
■
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99.790
99.758
99.732
99.707
99.671
;
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Bid
Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr
25
Corn
Fiduciary Trust
3.96
Inst
10
Trust
Manhattan
Chem
13.68
8.94
Income Fund
1
Investors
;1
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—_lc
Bankers
79.00
lc
Fund
1955
1955.
22,
Albany,
100
York.
New
12.49
.lc
Income
of
75.00
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f
i
99.851
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New
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I
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B 21
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Par
State Street Investment Corp—*
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-
; 99.815
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<
i
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2.20 %
-Bid
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1955
1,
99.868
1955
10.68
12 88
Income Foundation Fund Inc
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1955——
25,
99.923
*
12.38
5.66
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Hudson Fund Inc
b2.30
V
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•
Inc
11.76
14.26
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2-56
August 18, 1955
99.898
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30 19
6.83
1
lc
Growth Industry Shares
4-
.
1
Puritan Fund Inc
14 11
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b2.30 .2.28%
'
stock shares
shares
1-56
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Bank & Trust
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shares.
3-
-
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..
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shares
2.15%
14.46
9.52
13.20
9.24
11.30
9.75
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2.00%
b2.25
1-55
21.81
13.30
10.14
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1.90%
b2.15
1-56
1-55
99.946
*
1955
11,
General
Steel
wi 7-
99.969
1955—
1955
30,
July
August
Fully
RR
b2.05
1- 3-56
f
19.62
7.30
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8.87
'
40
11.11
:
1.85%
1.90%
2-
1-55
Ask
Bid
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
t
Dollar Value
27%
6.66
Price
6-
-
United States Treasury
1
Inc
Fund
f
b2.05
b2.05
1-55
'
17.98
Fund. Inc
Street
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2-55
3-55
35
Inc
lc
Railroad
95.30
Due
5-
1-
26 V,
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•
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8c
V.
Dated
Rate
4-
2.50
Philadelphia Fund
12.53
'
administered shares__lc
bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional Bond shafes__lc
Merchandising shares
lc
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum
shares
lc
Railroad Bond shares
lc
96.14
1980
2.05%
1.35%
4,
5
Petroleum
75.16
I,
Ask
1.45%
August
8.25
shares
98.5
97
95.24
1959
1,
April
2.15%"
12%
preferred
$1.50
3.42
27.61
IV2S
101.6
101.4
5-
12 V,
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
lc
Pood
IV2S Oct.
99.24
98.3
96.8
1.40%
1955
July 21, 1955
July 28, 1955
12.87
12.70
Equipment shares
97.24
96.26'
1959
15,
l%s April 1, 1959
Bid
July >14,
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Electronics & Electrical
.
Feb.
l7/8s
:
12-
1.25%
June
V
-
Shares—
Trust
8.09
10.23
shares
98.12
23.20
1
Fund
York Capital Fund
England
lc
lc
Chemical
98.26
98.4
97.18
bl.65
4.57
lc
9.86
11.44
1
Capital Growth Fund
98.20
1958
1.
5
69.23
IV2S April I, 1958
100.1
1-55
A
6.66
lc
lc
Building shares
99.21
1957
1, 1957
18 89
Inc—lc
Series—
Inc
Pioneer
shares..
99.6
15,
Aug.
;
99.4
8.87
8.05
Aviation
>
i
99.6
'
99
1957-—.
100.4
100.4
■i
Notes—(Cont.)-
IV2S April I,
Hr%s May 15, 1957
Due1 1
'/'■'
Dated
10,80
shares
.1
Bid
5.44
1
7.41
Automobile
X
point
a
7-
•V
1.95%
12.26
1
1
of Canada Ltd
7.39
Securities—
Group
32nda of
more
or
Federal Intermediate 'Credit Bank Debentures
15.08
1
Series
Stock
-
Natural Resources of Canada
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
series.
\ Preferred stock series..
'
•
1
2s
99.16
1957
7 33
7.07j
3.99
13.90
6.80
stock
Series
Stock
Natural Resources Fund
5.06
;
15,
13.87-
1
Corp
Series
Growth
20 79
4.63
Inc.l
Fund of Boston——1
■Common
99.29
100.2
U 1956
Oct.
2%s March
al4 57
Seriea—>
Series
Stock
15.50
Fund
one
Maturity-
99.31
.—
V
1
1
Speculative
14.34
Mutual
l%s
10.95
Series
Income
9.32
—5
Founders
99 .14
99.8
40-57
1
Series
Preferred
22.65
12.01
New Eng.—
of
Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc—;
Financial Industrial Fund
Formula
Bond
2.91
20c
97.24
98.20
31.92
37.52
-
1
Investors
13.14
Federated
29.53
-9.97
Inc
'
17 75
Equity Fund Inc
98.4
Stock
'
1
1
Corp__l
Investment
Ask
99.24
-
1956
15,
I
National
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Fund
Stock
941
34.28
Fund
Balanced
&
Electronics
8.59
31.71
Aug.
Wide Securities—
National
1
Howard—
Balanced Fund
Eaton
2s
Interest
12.89
15.74
Dreyfus Fund Inc
—
1958
100.2 '
15, 1955
15, 1956
March
Shares—
10.41
11.76
9.50
2.50
™_25c
Shares
Dividend
represent
•
100.3
99.27
-
l%s April 1, 1956
3.80
Corp
beneficial
Balanced
'
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3.77
I
15.16
13.87
Diversified Trustee SharesSeries
3.42
X3.45
•
22.43
1
Fund—1
Jan. 20,
IV2S Oct.
l%s Dec.
1
-1
Fund
Stock
-
V
l%s
Fund
of
Diversified Investment
■
99.30
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Natl
2 VaS
Treasury Notes—
15,
; .• \V* vy \
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6.64
Life Fund_
58.16
Diversified Growth
4 79
"r.^
3.52
Massachusetts
15.55
57.58
Fund
Delaware
;
4.35
Mutual- Invest
Fund Inc——1
Fund Inc
1
De Vegh Income
De Vegh Mutual
1,
•
3.19
Inc
Fund
47 v2
■<..
4.67
Trust-1
Growth
Investors
Mass
19.55
44 '/a
I..I
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
point
100.1
1955
6:84
Inc__10c
Investors
Massachusetts
Inc
Fund
Concord
98.10
98.24
21.31
18.51
l%8 Dec.
6.21
4.24
1
Bond Fund
Manhattan
12.16
19.61
;
I960
Treasury
15, 1955—
l%s Aug.
5 27
lc
Transportation shares
1
99.2
Bid
6.03
s
shares
Steel
10.01
Fund.—I
1959
Feb.
Federal
100.1
after- decimal
Figures
lc
Special Investment
21.64
9.21
Stock
-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness A Holes
13:12
lc
19.94
Fund Inc
93.30
98.26
lc
shares
1
Commonwealth
1956—
1, 1957
20%
4.79
shares—lc
1
Composite Bond & Stock •
Composite
Industries
Petroleum
145
140
1957-55
1,
2%s June 1, 1960
99.26
.
Certificates of Indebtedness—
shares
Paper
1,
Maturity—
Electrical Equipment shares-lc
General
34.43
1
31.84
com—100 14,700 15, 300
1,
2%s
99.22
a45.08
lc
shares
Automobile
Inc
Commonwealth:
2s June
Funds—
Managed
6.34
Oct.
1958
2%s Nov. 1, 1958
10J:2
100
1—
1956
L,
2.35s June
7 57
12.00
19%
25c
Sayles Mutual Fund—•
LoomiB
30 83
1956—
I%8
2%s May
V
11 04
Investment/
Fund
Colonial
5.79
28.52
1
1
19,
1.90s Feb.
13.29
6.90
Life Insurance Investors Inc—I
12.16
Feb.
.99J1
99.28
:
11 68
(Low
Lexington Trust Fund—
19.23
17.78
100.8
100.4
98.4
-» 99.22
98.16
97.28
.
97.16
98.12
1956
16.18
10.20
1955
1955_
1,
2%s May 1,
18.93
10.70
17,
15.
13 72
14.83
Oct.
2%s May
Central Bank for Cooperatives-*
'
1
Century
17.35
12.57
'
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Inc.—
12.18
S-4
7 91
Fund
1
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
Knickerbocker Fund
_1
13.26
-—I
California
Ask
Bid
Land Bank Bonds—
Federal
100.1
100.1
99.31
—100
1955
Nov.
2.25s
13.12
8-3
23 56
15
1.90s
21 97
(Speculative Com Stk)__i
Priced Com Stks)_l
S-2
•14.23
Boston Fund Inc
12.03
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olume 181
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
District—PWtcdclphlc—
Third Federal Reserve
E COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 18
1955
Bank clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
an
upon
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
$22,056,413,293 against $20,514,083,503 for the
Our comparative
summary
Chicago
985,751,522
869,863,426
Boston
8an
+
+
346,200,000
+
3,599,574
+ 12.6
6,494,081
+ 20.8
7,215,647
4,314,019
3,634,359
10,092,088
+ 18.7
3,273,927
1.4
9,160,747
18,174,271
16,927,905
+
7.4
16,966,198
20,888,385
15,734,966
+ 32.8
15,054,724
9,899,22®
1,279,388,290
1,212,134,780
5.5
1,269,390,829
1,242,112,34®
Jersey—Trenton
12,189,573
286,151,641
262,711,721
+
602,848,945
502,156,951
Columbus
+
382,377,129
+
461,719,546
+
58,269,000
367 972,581
337,674,303
+
$16,205,272,821
-4,226,590,875
3,590,675,570
$21,181,095,118
$19,795*948,391
10,059,407
7,442,12®
8.9
264,583,263
245,568,41®
+ 20.1
539,002,278
470,872,823*
44,487,500s
51,867,700
10,060,123
+ 12.3
51,209,900
13,476,720
+ 34.0
14,924,015
12,624,254
+ 18.2
10,616,982
10,681,647
6,705,654,
8,980,63®
442,961,404
399,546,363
+ 10.9
414,903,386
395,804,375»
1,430,821,298
1,249,357,561
+14.5
1,301,056,863
1,179,861,53®
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
(7 cities)-.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
875,318,175
718,135,112
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
4.6
+
4,315,752
7,162,608
359,039,893
+
127,744,159
743,255,596
Carolina—Charleston
m
cities, one day
334,599*601
155,822,907
680,873,748
+
9.2
193,107,436
Maryland—Baltimore
Columbia—Washington-.
7.0
+
8.4
3,982,487
20,640,000
187,838,905
6,068,596
23,807,000
-
Richmond
+17.7
Couth
District of
+
3,149,814
2,823,031
+ 15.3
19,748,000
19,472,000*
2.8
186,642,941
188,824,188*
+
+ 18.0
5.748,091
5,144,3351
7.3
337,088,546
+ 22.0
130,914,553
317,487,07®
115,420,8801
683,291,945
649,171,50®
+21.9
Total (6
♦Estimated.
+ 17.3
Youngstown
9.0
$16,954,504,243
Total all cities for w«tk
10,390,449
8.1
Other cities, fir# days.
r
3,009,531
6,418,533*
14,346,11k
8.7
*500,000,000
f; Ten cities, five days-
-
7.227,91®
■*.
Mansfield
West
■
+
Cleveland
22,0
536,608,006
Baltimore
All
—
Cincinnati
1.8
654,838,000
Total- all cities* flvw days
l,519*50k
4,051,743
Ohio—Canton
+ 19.3
415,820,259
_
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
4,453,90S
1,189,000,00®
3,196,3^®
+
7,844,658
New
17.2
695,479,143
370,847,485
352,600,000
Francisco
5,431,919
5.1
Delaware—Wilmington
for
7.1
815,150,308
Louis
+ 10.0
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
442,389,586
City
—28.9
5,492,701
1,144,000,000
9,954,132
+ 13.3
1,205,000,000
1,791,63®
2,965,024
1,435,823
1,975,183
Bcranton
1.7
+
+ 34.2
Wilkes-Barre
%
1,290000,000
Philadelphia
St.
1954
$10,999,503,783
$11,129,981,987
%
1,250,13®
2,108,105
Total (11 cities)
1955
York
1953
$
1,204,000,000
3,405,219
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending June 25—
1953
1,441,442
6,044,722
1,202,000,000
Lancaster
the week follows:
Kansas
'/o
+ 17.7
2,017,528
Philadelphia
Reading
At this center
week in 1954.
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 1.7%.
New
or
Dec.
1,691,124
1,502,958
Chester
7.5% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our preliminary total stands
a
Inc.
$
1,990,727
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
there is
1954
$
increase compared with a year ago. Pre¬
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, June 25, clearings for all
at
4T
(2971)
$22,056,413,293 $20,514,083,503
cities).
7.5
+
4
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear
in
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot furnish
Saturday, arid the Saturday figures
are
them today,
inasmuch
as
35,751,412
Nashville
the week
-
-
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
June 18.
complete results of the previous week
For that week ihere
was
an
—i week ended
Mobile
same
week in 1054.. Outside of this
ings at this center showing
a
city there
decrease of 5.1%.
gain of 10.0%, the bank clear¬
was a
We group the cities according to the
and from this
we
note that in
and in the Boston Reserve District of
trict the totals register a gain of 5.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
Total
improvement, of 14.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.2% and in the
15.2%, the
St. Louis
Indiana—Fort
District of 5.8%.
District of
10.5%
In the Kansas City Reserve District the
Minneapolis
the
and
but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals are larger by
totals
are
$
Terre
Haute
680,124,307
$
790,806,415
721,994,054
3.3
10,959,891,403
11,643,307,335
5.5
1,269,390,829
1,242,112,840
+ 14.5
1,301,056,863
762,000,245
683*291,945
649,171,506
11,949,184,463
1,212,134,780
**
1,430,821,298
1,249,357,561
0
**
743,255,596
680,737,748
**
1,202,957,863
1,035,590,488
+ 16.2
1,006,387,750
1,557,480,018
1,351,591,390
+ 15.2
1,390,001,343
1,211*440,009
726,958,847
657,885,533
+ 10.5
659,759,290
625,796,190
—7
625,948,425
591,787,689
5.8
545,370,608
576,188,740
S
664,923,883
668,372,061
0.5
647,841,724
629,046,135
6
4th
555,862,851
509,250,402
+
9.2
490,249,528
462,264,352
10
1,306,341,877
1,214,990,864
+
7.5
1,158,739,202
22,325,921,398
21,883,019,224
+
2.0
20,902,786,900
11,366,655,818
10,335,222,708
+10.0
10,344,183,466
9,759,096,940
City
11th Dallas-
Francisco
York City
now
add
our
—
+
+
+
—
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
"l.
1955
$
Inc.
1954
$
ClearlDrs at—
or
Dec. 7#
1953*
$
1952
S
-
"Decatur
2,278,674
+ 20.5
2,008,355
2,098,774
7,697,555
6,998,640
+ 10.0
5,496,451
536,456,001
627,211,041
—14.5
661,824,282
609,980,552
4,241,001
Lowell
3,533,564
+ 20.0
3,319,092
1,351,420
+ 25.9
1,134,130
1,163,317
4,487,832
4,010,903
+
11.9
3,694,477
2,595,719
16,310,422
«:
Springfield
14,474,757
+ 12.7
12,915,382
11,912,072
11,943,170
-
Connecticut—Hartford
9,262,994
37,873,330
29*764,100
2,915,655
3,012,388
680,124,301
(12 cities)-
18,275,426
31,482,700
Rhode Island—Providence
New Hampshire—Manchester
41,826,338
22,268,541
New Haven
762,000,245
,
28.9
10,196,624
8,614,468
9.5
37,068,430
29,428,568
+ 21.8
14,504,344
13,276,950
5.8
36,435,100
2,209,748
2,034,258
—10.7
790,806,415
721,994,054
+
—
New
1
.
__
York
.....
Rochester
New
Jersey—Newark
+ 15.3
3,742,435
4,160,009
8.0
146,801,929
135,857,804
7,604,445
2,449,175
10,959.265,580
11,547,796,516
+ 22.4
2,677,251
18,900,001
2,503,308
+ 47.2
2,608,978
2,207,025
5.1
10,55$,603,434
11,284,528,308
34*475,488
5,328,576
+
8.4
36,010,026
15*650,617
2,267,526
+
6.2
+
33.7
12,127,229
2,466,932
44,899,234
16,627,002
3,031,829
1,012,651.603
4,852,067
+ 13.3
+ 40.5
1,070,134,894
4,204,995
63,427,256
5,518,02®
35,141,04®
.
15,147,06k
1,440,92®
919,381,66k
"
4,403,54®
14,142*29®
15,884,115
28.3
16,002,171
8,776,643
+ 33.2
8,844,438
7,506,478
5,861,990
+ 28.1
5,757,844
4,783,961
1,557,480,018
-1,351,591,390
+15.2
1,390,001,343
1,211,440,00®
351,700,00®
.
-
•
'
:?■
:
■
+
9,769,86®.
.
(17 cities)
Louis
365,100,000
+
7.8
361,800,000
Kentucky—Louisville
199,524,973
173,950,944
+14.7
174,145,617
163,103,64®
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
130,762,243
116,321,522
+12.4
121,277,853
108,304,38®
3,071,631
2,513,067
22.2
2,535,820
2,688,15®
726,958,847
657,885,533
+10.5
659,759,290
625,796,15®
10,085,666
+ 10.3
13,573,87®
381,7.63,08®
149,814,784
8,643,82«
4,771,739*
Missouri—St.
393,600,000
.
+
Total
(4 cities).
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
..
_
(11 cities).
5.2
9,143,270
370,792,036
5.5
137,443,609
+
24.6
+
5.4
12,974,348
12,136,734
625,948,425
591,787,689
8,799,449
5,014,639
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
—
Helena
+
154,325,973
7,059*447
4,756,711
5,466,602
+
6,412,800
;
North Dakota—Fargo
South
397,956,556
11,124,891
418,834,409
162,787,889
—
—
Minneapolis
St. Paul
:
(7 cities)..—
7,676,853
-
4,336,913
+ 17.3
4,697,874
4,766,69®
+
6.9
11,280,053
12,844,6091
+
5.8
545,370,608
576,188,74®
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City1,005,277
785,746
10,740,768
159,825,363
10,168,867
Kansas—Topeka
1,011,173
830,935
901,51k
9.7
—12.4
8,119,633
175,980,209
7,078,53k
10,160,997
954,980
-
+21.5
9,794,937
182,439,014
1,137,170
Nebraska—Fremont
+ 0.1
+18.2
29,273,250
City
■
Joseph
Colorado—Colorado Springs
24,776,867
433,009,987
12,525,927
7,287,571
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
418,928,481
11,532,456
4,941,866
+13.1
+
3.4
8.6
+ 47.5
+
+
9,084,591
620,676*
172,802,431?
7,153,15k
23,183,473
23,213,74®
411,849,496
399,312,82J*
11,348,35®
10,656,177
3,781,122
3,355,56®
—
4,006,420
(a)
3,344,915
3,259,326*
Total
629,046,13®
668,372,061
—
0.5
647;841,724
10,105,039
435,365,378
35,722,229
7,212,000
6,946,565
664,923,883
cities)
(9
+17.4
9.1
+ 4.4
'.+ 2.8
+ 6.5
9,275,643
418.587,449
34,921,873
7,577,000
6,089,730
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Delias11,864,359
Texas—Austin
475,197,845
Dallas
37,291,289
Fort Worth
+
7,416,000
Wichita Falls
7,399,677
Total
(6
+20.1
13,797,833
9.2
490,249,528
+
6.0
+
20.5
183,769,680
4,516,222
7.3
199,743,928
+
3.6
92,010.185
+
10.1
16,693,681
- —
Cities)
13,899,191
555,862,851
Louisiana—Shreveport
509,250,402
+
189,666,574
5,236,090
201,686,074
+
7,560,74-1
397,245,08k
30.988.725i
6,883,00®
7,0J7,95®
12,488,851
462,264,35®
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
201,116,187
6,311,767
216,456,538
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
99,739,336
City
24,620,758
18,242,224
California—Long Beach
Pasadena
San
Jose
15,491,564
647,156,948
23,785,668
Francisco
San
96,279,352
22,371,504
697,857,405
;—
18,572,180
22,518,301
4 17.8
14,764,953
+
7.8
606,631,484
18,336,118
188,517,03®
4,250,22®
205,506,26k
87,953,01®
18.535.93®
14,053.352
590,859,972
+
28.1
6.274,196
5,789,339
+
8.4
5,142,172
16,667,065.
4,920,156.
11,937,798
11,741,239
+
1.7
11,306,159
12,393,515
.28,581,292
—
4.0
38,885,903
+
25 419,729
21,870,929
+ 16.2
20,563,855
19,211,723
24.959,723
24,120,900
+
3.5
22,280,309
20,602,002
Santa
—
Barbara
6tockton
55,687,232
74,563,584
11,551,858,149
69,841,570
+
6.8
68,256,963
76,408,545
Northern New Jersey..
Total
3,143,288
+
21,188,880
40,442,975
..
Connecticut—Stamford
3,588,671
140,791,970
3,848,282
....
Syracuse
19.8
+ 29.5
11,688,819
Yakima
+ 77.3
4,136,820
Buffalo
Jamestown
3,749*246
103,427,421
+
+
20,376,028
Washington—Seattle
20,286,996
177,157,308
__
Binghamton
Emlra
33.5
3,7781774
Galveston
152,093,892
York—Albany
10,108*490
32,353,100
3.2
+
—
Scecnd Federal Reserve District—lew York—
New
+ 37.6
6,410,51®
3,005,286
1,701,933
Total
13,858,869
.66,079*00®
10,004,58k
.3,523*9819
5,530,990
,
River
Worcester
8,420,97®
76,308*000
+
Rockford
Pueblo
—.
Massachusetts—Boston
•
9,600,651
+ 10.1
1,642,63®
12,197,92k
.
Peoria
;
St.
2,746,161
Maine—Bangor
Bedford
23.1
77,788,000
-5*847*561
41*417,989
Omaha
June 18
First Federal Reserve District—Nctfcn-
New
8,726,392
105,087,594
Lincoln
•
Week Ended
Fall
14,951,290
1,146,973,133
6,816,430
Hastings
week ended June 18 for four years:
Portland
2,252*751
+ 26.1
+ 20.0
7,002,539
Chicago
Total
110 cities
—
We
+ 18.0
8*620*603
9,276,253
21,043,625,248
Louis
Outside New
2,801,558
17,169,628
1,143,656,574
Minneapolis
Total
958,785,97®
958,785,979
17
A
8t
1,006,387,750
411,03®
1,179,861,534
9.2
—10.7
1,279,388,290
Chicago—
3.2th San
$
Dec. %
$
1953
—-10
Cth
1.0th Kansas
1953
or
7
Vth
+16.2
1
Eighth Federal Deserve District—St. Louis—
'inc.
1954
11,551,858,149
—;
Cth Atlanta
1,035,590,488
5,043,870
City
Illinois—Bloomington
Federal Reserve Districts:
**
ith Cleveland__
Richmond
161,800,46®
602,507
136,077,421
i,
Sioux
.rt
Total
**
Ird Philadelphia—.—
0th
167,569,553
11,416,140
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
•
11
—-IV
find New York-
>'
85,650,000
19,070,896
Bend
,
1955
_12 cities
8.3
2.4
3,306,280
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
smaller by 0.5%,
9.2% and in the San Fran-
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Boston—....-i-
10,118,718
4,628,38k
143,378,3*9
155,606,73®
9,442,38*
+
10,345,881
Springfield
•In the following we furnish a summary by
lit
3.2
—
,7,511,10*
..
+••
21,648,038
Wayne
Couth
Reserve
ciscp Reserve District by 7.5%.
Week Ended June 18—
12,828,818
'534,772
164,819,816
Indianapolis
The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an increase
Reserve
.155,390,368
1,202,957,863
(10 cities).
-
of
+ 31.1
+
Seventh Federal Ncstrve Distriet—Chicege—
10.7%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
Atlanta Reserve District of 16.2%.
154,278*467
•
12,412,491
579,400
_
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids __;
Lansing
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals record a loss of 3.3%
an
162,214,887
+ 20.8
25,446,0891
$22,325,921*398 against $21,883,019,224 in the
Federal Reserve District in which they are located
show
5.1
+ 28.8
189,203,303
-
Louisiana—New Orleans
■
the whole country having -amounted to
5,999;18Q
173,445,162
202,240,603
Mississippi—Vicksburg
increase of 2.0%, the aggregate clearings for
103,431,37®
347,100,0001
32,411,728
6,303,707
Alabama—Birmingham
*
•-
able to give final and
we are
114,993,086
349,500*000
;
8*154,508
5*432,395
7,943,859
.Augusta
.Florida—Jacksonville
•
+13.3
+ 12.4
395,200,000
-
■ACacon
has to be estimated.
cases
+ 16.3
114,961,619,
351,700,000
6,576,589
223,066,170
Georgia—Atlanta
not .available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the-week in all
30,746,065
130,256,918,
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
+ 13.0
78,691,881
3.3
10,959,891,403
11,949,184,463
—
71,068,631,
11,643,307,335
Total
Grand
1,306,341,877
1,214,990,864
+
7.5
1.158,739,202
1,143.656.57®
22,325,921,398
21,883,019,224
+
2.0
20,902,786,900
21,043,625,245
11,366,655,818
10,335,222,708
+
10 0
10,344,183,466
9,759,096,94®
(10 Cities)..
total
(110 cities)
Outside New York City
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
48
(2972)
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
for cable transfers on the different
just passed.
BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff
Pursuant to the
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE
RATES
JUNE
in New York (Value in United
Tuesday
Thursday
June 17
June 20
June 21
.200000*
.133333*
.0717487*
.200000*
.133333*
.0717487*
.200000*
.133333*
.0717487*
2.222941
.0385802*
.0198500
2.222526
.0385802*
2.221447
.0385802*
.326200
1.016428
.208800
.00435401*
.00285625
.237350*
.208800
2.789895
.0800560
.326166
1.016875
.208750
.00435401*
.00285625
.237307*
.208750
2.789375
.0800560
,262420
2.761654
.140080*
$
Basic
-
-
Preferential
Free
i
__
pound
Australia,
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc--—
British Malaysia, Malayan doliar—...
dollar
Canada,
Ceylon,
—
rupee
France
:
markka—-
Finland,
—
(Metropolitan iti franc—
-
Germany, Deutsche Mark
Dominion of, rupee
—_
India,
pound
Ireland,
Mexico,
peso
-
Netherlands, guilder—,
New Zealand, pound
+
krone-r_w-_—
Norway,
.496766*
escudo
Sweden,
Union
of
.193330*
.233350
2.779368
2.789821
—
—
franc__
—
pound
pound sterling
Africa,
South
United Kingdom,
-
,
1
269
2
—Dec
269|
Ref.
.133333*
Brockton
.0717487*
& coll trust bonds, 3%% series due 1983.
-July 11
,,279
4.80% cumul. conv. pfd. stock
2691
Sep 30
convertible preferred stock
—
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
,235
-July
1
Collateral trust 3%% bonds due 1968
235
-July 2
1st & refunding mtge. 4% bonds, series B, due 1975-July 1
235|
lst & refunding mtge. 3%% bonds, ser. D, due 1969_
258
-Aug
1?
Keyes Fibre Co., class A stock—
Mading Drug Stores Co.—
'280
-July 15
55-cent cumulative preferred stock
-July 15 i - :280
5% sinking fund debentures
•
2uy
-Sep 30
Moore
Corp., Ltd.,
4% preference stockL—:
—
.0717487*
.325600
.325500
1.016294
.208500
.208450
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.237337*
.237317*
.208500
2.788020
.0800560
.262416
2.760313
.208450
2.785000
.203633
2.785520
.0800560
.0800560
.262383
.140080*
,496766*
.0349000
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.233350
.233350
2.774698
2.775217
2.785044
?
235
5%
1st mortgage
25l|
Purina Co.,
Ralston
.140080*
.496766*
.193330*
,233350
2.777500
2.787901
Ry.,—
July 18
bonds, series A, due 1983
July
1
3%% preferred stock
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 5.85% cum. pfd. stock -July 15
.July 8
Texas Industries, Inc., 15-year 6% s. f. debentures
United States & Foreign Securities Corp.—
_Jun 30
1st preferred stock—:
—
•
-Jun 30
2nd preferred stock
——
——
_Jun 30
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5% preferred stock
__
2.758044
.140080*
Orleans Great Northern
New
.262321
2.757528
Co.,
Frito
.0198473
.0198437
-July
Clark Controller Co.,
.0385802*
.035802*
series C & J, due 1995
gen. mtge. bonds,
Edison Co.—
&
mtge.
1st
2.219621
2.219206
1.016041
♦Nominal.
2571
5
.200000*
.208633
.00435401*
.00285625
.237337*
.0349000
.193330*
,233350
2.778849
2.789270
Ohio RR.—
Baltimore &
Pugj
5
.200000*
.326133
1.017142
.496766*
.0349000
.
krona„
Switzerland,
.262414
-July
4%% convertible pfd. stock—
-Ju.y
preferred stock, series A
uo.,
ii
^.133333*
.0198464
.0198489
2.762169
.140080*
._
Philippine Islands, peso__
Portugal,
$
$
Argentina peso—
Powder
Atlas
s
M
i:
Date
and Issue—
Company
ArmstronK Rubber Co.,
June 23
June 22
Ao 0
ISSUE CALLED
ENTIRE
/
Monday
Am
bonds, due June 1, 1975
July 18
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 3%% cumu. pfd. stk., ser. A—uuiv ia
Texas & Paciiic Ry.—
'
Gen. & ref. mtge. 37/a% bonds, series E, due 1985
July 5
United Air Lines, Inc., 4>/2% convertible pfd. stock
July 25
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50 cumul. pref. stock—July la
States Money)
Wednesday
Friday
2803
first mortgage
3%%
INCLUSIVE
1955,
23,
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit
Monetary
and
Country
JUNE
TO
17
Paper Mills,
Southern Pacific Co.—
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week
certifies daily to
2805]
30
30
1
23
434% cumulative pfd. shares
—Jun
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.. 5'/2% subor. debs, due 1963—Jun
Northeastern Water Co., 5% s. f. coll. trust bonds..
July
Scovil) Manufacturing Co., 4.30% cumul. pfd. stock
Jun
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pagd
Date
and Issue—
Company
Morris
280
280
V
:
J
.
148
.rfl
2.785625
,""274
,
DIVIDENDS
Francisco Districts and a
total of $74 million at all reporting member banks. Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes decreased $115 million, of which
$53 million was in New York City.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $508 million in
New York City, $202 million in the Chicago District,
$184 million in the San Francisco District, $154 million
in the Cleveland District, and $73 million in the Kansas
each in the New York and San
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (-f ) or
Decrease (—) Since
June
6,000
F.
R.
reserves..
20,995,583
+
202,466
+
13,742
+
7,160
banks
other
cash
Discounts
and
Industrial
393,236
advances
550
loans
Acceptances—Bought
U. S. Government
14,943
outright
242,925
—
55,576
+
18,894
—
—443,441
215,922
—
3
—
21,925
—
'2,289
R.
221,000
—
3,711
839,481
347,242
of
notes
Other
+
—
notes
Redemption fund for F.
Total gold certificate
1954
1955
20,156,102
certificates
Gold
June 23,
June 15,
22,
1955
Assets—
City District.
Borrowings increased $202 million, of
lion was in Chicago.
Loans to banks
liabilities of reporting mem¬
of assets and
ber banks follows:
A summary
—1,585,625
832,450
Certificates
+ 1,673,984
11.645,837
Bonds
.
2,801,750
Total
bought outright
Held under repurchase agreem't
>>-_-
■
Loans
Loans
securities..
—1,585,625
92,000
—
.
23,553,812
.f"-v
Total
loans
from
Bank
securities
and
foreign
23,962,541
banks
,—1,677,625
loans
5,079,468
premises
56,941
Other assets
Total
134,410
i
assets
50,778,673
64~448
+
542~158
30
—
+
3,276
—
6,915
+
48,984
+
—1,491,124
Federal
Member
notes
25,671,252
bank—reserve
accts...
S.
Treasurer—general
Foreign
19,029,454
acct.
98,431
418,071
Other
245,904
39,358
253,520
+
57,315
—
—260,008
Total
Deferred
deposits
availability cash items..
Other liabilities and accrued
125,988
—
16,999
93,301
—
paid in
(Section
13bl___
capital
Reserves
with Federal Reserve Banks—
vault
2,481
—484,271
—1,528,067
capital accts...
certificate
F.
R.
liability
loan
35,888
4^811
+
50,778,673
—479,266
—1,491,124
note
.4%
46.2%
on
for
accept¬
+
■'
■.
foreign
f
26,648
commitments
,<*■■
+
11,404
1,158
ended
following
principal changes for the week
Increases of $961 million in loans, $624
June 15:
million in
$1,352
statement of weekly reporting member
Federal Reserve System in leading cities
of the
the
balances with Federal Reserve Banks,
reserve
million
in
demand
deposits
adjusted,
and
Demand
Commercial,
in
Chicago
districts;
banks
industrial,
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
million in New York City and $83 million
and
the
was
by
smaller
amounts
in
all
the
other
increase at all reporting member
$732 million. This compares with an increase
total
of
$402 million during the corresponding week a year
which also included a quarterly tax date. Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
ago,
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or
carrying
United
States
Government
and
other
securities
in¬
creased
million.
$124
million.
"Other"
Real
estate
loans
increased
$41
loans increased $52 million.
+
—
■—
+
+
—
1.1,
;
+ 291
+1,174
+1,245
—1,216
—1,654
—1,800
+2,414
.
41
52
11
195
74
115
5
25
144
176
510
164
—
451
+12
— 289
—
+
+
,
624
—15
+
223
+
banks
Domestic
Federal
preference (quar.)
preference A (quar.)
5%
Erie
certificates
of
indebtedness
decreased
$27
million
Mortgage
&
Huron
Holding
Mortgage,
(F. C.) & Sons, common
$2.75 preferred A <quar.)
20
+
197
632
+
614
—
416\
214\
+
523
——;
banks
to
loans
items
loan
398
283
+
after
and
are
deduction
of
—
valuation
re¬
"
shown gross.
Notices
Below will be found
list of corporate bonds,
a
notes,
and common stock called for redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
preferred
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details
OF
B
Page
4.60%
* 30c
(quar.)'—L—
*
■
(quar.)
Central RR.
40c
25c
75c
6%
(increased)
Illinois
(quar.)
Industries ord. shs. (final)
Imperial Chemical
dep. receipts (final)
Amer.
6%
t30c
J37V2C
25c
110c
12c
--
Fuels Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)_^
Life Assurance (Canada)
Imperial Paper & Color Corp
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)—
Imperialle
Imperial
Incorporated Income Fund.——
Indiana, Michigan Electric—
$1.14
$l.C3J/8
10c
preferred (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Indiana Telephone, common
Common
__:
10c
——
$1.20
$1.20
30c
$1
$1.05
$1.15
$1.25
$1.06JA
$621/fcc
(initial)————.—J$1.5G
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light, com. (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)————Ai
—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
4V4% preferred B (quar.)
——
Industrial
Acceptance,
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4.80%
Power &
Indianapolis
Jun 28
2698
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Hardware
50c
5c
(quar.)
Machine & Tool, Ltd.—
50c partlc. class A————
4% preferred
(quar.)—————.—
Inland Investors (interim)
Institutional Growth Fund—
7c from investment income and 13c from
securities profits
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—
8c from
investment income and 6c from
security profits
——
—
Institutional
Insurance
Fund
(44r from se¬
curities profits and 16c from net invest¬
Ingersoll
*
ment
income)
PARTIAL
Company
ALCO
Products,
American
Machine
Ampal-American
Metals,
Inc.—
Trading
Palestine
Celotex
Central
Corp
Iron
334%
Colorado
3.35%
General
Interprovincial
3V2%
July
Pipe
Power
6'/2%
Co.,
1
2799
—July
July
1
2013
July
1
2581
B„_July
1
2801
Ltd.—
bonds
Gas
sinking fund debentures, due July 1,
1967
July
1
2802
3.10%
Regulator Co.—
20-year sinking fund debentures
July
1
2802
-11
6-1I
6-30
6-2I
8-
6-2
1
7-15*'
7-
6-30
6-1J
8-
1
7-13
7-
1
6-
6-30
4'-"
7-11
6-21
7-
4
7-
1
6-2
6-30
6-11
6-30
5-31
6-21
7-15
4
77-
*6-
1
1
67-
7-20
10-20
10-lt
7-
1
<6-24
10-
1
>9-24
+7.
7-15
7-
1
*6-11
*6-11
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-H
6-
6-20
6-
6-30
7-
6-21
t
6-21
6-lj
6-lj
25c
€-2|
20c
8-
*7-
1
A
14c
6-l|
7-15
>1
"I
Metal Industries,
V2 %
A
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
/
com.
t$1.12V2
(quar.)
International Milling
Intprnational
pfd. (quar.)—
Chemical Corp.—
Co., 4%
Minerals
&
(quar.)
preferred
7%' preferred
International
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Salt
Shoe
—
Co.
International Telegraph
—.—
Textbook
$1
C0c
(quar.)
of
40c
$1
I60c
(quar.)
7%
t$l
t$1.75
Co.
International Silver Co.,
International
45c
50c
140c
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)—
Maine
Telegraph (quar.)
433Ac
8SV3C
30c
35c
Co
International Utilities—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
-2d
6-33
2
J37V2c
preferred
International Telephone &
Co.—
6-13
6-30
u
'6-
$1.40
convertible
6-31
7-15
7-
1
o-lj
6-30
6-30
$-ll
7-
1
6-I1
7-
1
J6-l|
7-15
1
*6-3|
6-2I
7-15
*6-11
Powders, Ltd.—
Harvester
International
Line Co.—
Consolidated
Bronze
International
partic.
2799
1
(
2
30c
25c
$1.50
International
4
1
6-30
12UC
;
International Power, Ltd.
first mortgage and coll. trust bonds, series
Michigan
3%%
Electric
mortgage
2797
2578
2798
2799
6-13
7-
8—1
7-
62'Ac
20c
——
(quar.)
Cellucotton Products
6%
4%
first mortgage pipeline bonds
Ry. Signal Co., 5% cumul. preferred stock
general
July 1
July-. 1
July 1
July 14
Inc.—
first mortgage bond's, series D
Interstate Gas Co.—
Consolidated
&
Co.,
International
Class
Corp., 3% sinking fund stock
5'/< s. f. debs., due July 1, 1968
Corp., 15-year 314% debentures, due 1960
Electric
2797
Corp.—
Corp.,
Louisiana
1
July
Housing
Atlas Plywood
2577
2457
4
A
(quar.)
Baking, Ltd.
City
Interlake
(s-a)—
Ctfs.
Insuranshares
International
conv.
15-year sinking fund debentures, series B
Amun-Israeli
Great
&
Page
pfd. stock
July 15
cumulative preferred stock—July 11
cumu.
15-year sinking fund debentures
4Va%
4%
REDEMPTION
Date
5%
Inc., 7%
Inc.,
7-
7-
$12%c
t$l
60c
—.—
—
payment is on the new shares
the l-for-10 reversed split.
Co. of North America (quar.)
Steamship Co._—
Inter-Ocean Telegraph (quar.):
and Issue—
Industries,
12-14
above
Interlake
ACF
9-11
12-30
'•
57V2c
Co.
Co.
b-ll
9-3Q
25c
69c
15c
$25c
8-2J
b-30
i75c
(quar.)
preferred
Brick
-
t35c
L
Cement
Ideal
Inter
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 cumulative pref. stock
H
1
(initial)
(s-a)—
Illinois
Insurance
Date
1
9-
Breaker
Circuit
I-T-E
after
TENDER
and Issue—
7-
50c
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
Press Mfg
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
The
given in the "Chronicle."
were
NOTICE
Company
;35c
tl4.3Ac
4'/2 % preferred
Industrial Bank of Commerce
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
8-1:
Hydraulic
Preferred
a
6-30
9-30
8-15
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.)
Hussman Refrigerator (quar.)--:———L-A—
Huyck
6-30
4
—
com.
6-30
7-
(quar.)
new
7-15
7-15
8-31
12v2c
12%c
Corp.—————
Erie
&
Huron
6-15
6- If
8-31
(quar.)
Corp.
2
'
$1.50
15c
15c
—
Huttig Sash & Door, common
-5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preterred (quar.)
6-11
1
7-
7-15
25c
(quar.)
6-14
,
7-
tlOC
J40c
preferred
4.80%
:
individual
255
+
Banks—
Reserve
of
+
1,448
—
others
tExclusive
3
+
10,637
—
.
Foreign banks
Borrowings—
From
2,423
+1,560
+ 855
+1,352
+
1
deposits—
demand
Interbank
1st
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $148 million in
New York City and by smaller amounts in most of the
other districts, resulting in a net increase of $195 mil¬
lion at all reporting member banks. Holdings of Treas¬
ury
57,726
21,600
adjusted
deposits
deposits except U. S. Government
S.
Government deposits
Time
serves;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Humphreys Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
6% pieferred (quar.)
——
Hunt Foods, Inc., common
(quar.)—
5%
6-29
—120c
B
Rnj
~
75c
tl2%c
4.65 %
$283
million in demand deposits credited to domestic banks.
creased $431
+
; +
+
:
,..
143
-+
—
3,555
The condition
shows
706
Liabilities-
1.3%
lia¬
Condition Statement of Member Banks
banks
+
21~, 199
—
reserves
...
purchased
ances
22,254
+
168,857
correspondents
Industrial
+
,
27,543
...
combined
Contingent
194
+
banks
domestic
with
Balances
+
21,431
8,742
850
13,998
925
2,631
——
banks
in
A
Class
Industrial
and
gold
deposit and
bilities
357,256
+
—
660,901
...
accounts..
liab.
of
—2,136,362
1,326
+
294,402
Surplus
Total
,——
securities
to
From
7>._
to
—128,963
20,505
49,026,970
(Section
Ratio
—317,276
4,143,353
Accounts—
Surplus
Other
19,791,860
divs.
liabilities
Capital
Capital
—
bonds
S.
—
certificates of indebtedness
Other
—1,121,846
17,046
+
—
795,227
—
+1,382
i V
+
1.182
4
securities—total—
Treasury notes
U.
Total
———a—
bills
Treasury
Treasury
^
7,797
8,988
32,842
1,255
1,017
9,139
„
'
Cash
Reserve
—
+4,718
purchasing or carry-
Government
S.
Loans
Deposits:
U.
loans
Other
U.
U.
—479,266
Liabilities-
+4,012
961
23,355
—
——
ing securities
estate loans
—1,879,299
—444,894
22
items
cash
997
+
agricul-
and
Real
Uncollected
+
43,425
732
Loans
to
brokers and dealers
for »;'
purchasing or carrying securities,
2,826
+ 124
tural
Other loans for
Total U. S, Govt,
85,009
adjustedf
investments
and
adjustedt —
Commercial, industrial,
290,800
—
■<
23,553,812
(In millions of dollars)
Assets—
—1,383,184
8,273,775
Notes
1954
1955
1955
Since
June 16,
June 8,
June 15,
j
securities:
Bills
Class
Huron
Increase (-+) or
Decrease (—)
■
14,943
+
Inc.
(Harvey,
Payable of
60c
(quar.)
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City)
Quarterly ______—_______—_____________
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., class A—________
Hubbell
Common
million.
Bought outright-
Due
which $.14.7 mil¬
decreased $144
Share
v
Holi
When
Per
Name of Company
6.40%
695
—
1,450
—
(Continued from page 14)
preferred
(quar.)
35c
7-
6-11
6-30
6-30
6-l|
7-15
B-3l
6-30
'
6-30
8-
1
6-ll
6-l|
7-
7-15
6-ll
1
-*6-][
7-
7-" 1
'6-1
6-
7-
1
7-
1
6-11
7-15
6-l|
7-
1
8-
1
6-
;Volume
181
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2973)^49
/
el
Per
Name of
interstate
Company
Bakeries,
(quar.)
fetertype Corp. ( quar.)
Investment Co. of America
ment
income)
;
6%
35c
$6
Creek
&
Coal,
common
(quar.)_
7%
Y.t
Co.
A
(quar.)
preferred
IIIIIIII"
Cil
3%%
&
5-27
-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
6-30
1
1
7-
1
9-15
1-3-56
12-15
4-2-56
3-15
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
6-30
7-12
7-12
1
6-15
6-30
6-21
Original
6-30
6-22
Original
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
Corp., $1.46
Aircraft, class A
preferred
preferred
Common
7-
1
pfd.
8%
6-22
6-24
6-18
6-18
Loew's,
6-20
Loew's
6-30
6-17
London
10c
7-15
6-30
10c
(quar )
7-15
6:30
•
.
Locke
8-15
9-1
8-15
preferred B
4Vi% preferred
9-
8-15
4.35%
)II
$5
.3
preferred
5%
Lorain
Kansas Power & Light, common
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)__
4'4% prefer re ad (quar.)__.
preferred
(quar.
Kawneer
Co.
(stock
dividend)
;
New
••-a
Kellogg Co
,—
preferred
T
3(4%
preferred
Co.,
4%%
8
Keystone low-Priced
;
45c
8
Bond
Fund
from
net investment income
net realized gains_____
r-from
2
6-21
.
$1.25
6-27
6-
+20C
6-30
(Walter)
&
.Kimberly-Clark
Kin-Ark
Oil
Co.
pfd.
MacAndrews
—-
•'
6-30
12-30
3
(G.
Stock
^Kirsch
R.)
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-10
7-12
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-17
20c
7-
1
6-
3
1
6-
6
20%
Co.,
common
(quar.)__
40c
II
Co. (quar.)
6-27
6-
6
5%
6-27
6-
6
25c
dividend
7-
1
6-20
'
Kish Industrie?—
6% convertible class A (initial quar.)
i
!
4%
common
preferred
^Kress
9
preferred
preferred
preferred
Kroger Co., 6%
7%
:
•
(ouar.)
(quar.)
&
Co.
Extension
Lake
Lakeside
$1.16
6-23
University
1
&
Laboratories.
preferred
9-30
9-22
$1.12%
12-30
12-22
78-
1
7-
1
1
-
6-15
7-15
6-24
7-20
6-30
7-15
.6-30
5c
7-
4
I_
I
$1.16
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.).
Central
Mallinckrodt
(entire
on July
15 at $11
regular quar. divid.)
!
RR,
6%
prior
pfd.
5c
(3c
Financial
preferred
Basket
Works,
on
preferred
6-17
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
7-19
7-1
6-
3
6-3
,
6-3
6-3
8
37'Ac
7-1
6-10
22'Ac
6-30
6-10
Middle
(M.)
&
from
(quar.)
investment
capital
1
6-10
1
4.40%
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
7-
$1.75
8-
1
Corp,
$1.10
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
States
11-
1
10-21
30c
7-
1
$1.75
*"*i7-
1
6-
Products
dividend
$2
class
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
1
6-17
7-15
6-15
7-
7-
1
6-22
6-30
6-17
7-
6-15
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-28
6-16
9-12
8-31
8-
7-18
Miles
1
Mfg.
Class
4'4%
10-14
1
6-21
7-
1
6-21
Mobile
7-
1
6-21
6-28
5-27
5-27
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
+ 12 'Ac
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
7-
6-
7-15
1
8-25
7
6-30
8-10
Missouri
(s-a)__
13 %C
7-15
8-25
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
6-30
6-16
7-30
7-13
7-
6-24
$1.50
20c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
6-24
25c
6-30
6-15
6-29
6-20
25c
7-20
7-11
7-15
7-11
t$l
7-
2
6-10
80c
7-15
6-20
+ 50C
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-
1
6-17
20c
6-30
20c
7-
1
6-17
50c
7-15
6-17
$1.25
7-
6-23
1
6-15
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-
6-20
35c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-20
25c
(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
7-
1
6-20
6-20
$1.75
6-30
(quar.)
6-30
6-
7- 1
6-15
8-
7-20
1
3
6-27
6-17
$1.15
7-1
6-15
35c
6-30
6-13
20c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-
1
6-15
1
6-16
$1.25
7-
97'Ac
$1.07'4
7-
1
6-15
37'/2C
7-
1
6-20
7-15
$31'Ac
(quar.)
6-14
J50c
$1.25
7-
22'Ac
2
5-13
6-15
6-15
$1.12'A
7-
1
6-15
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)
Mobile
&
4%
common
6-1
$25c
Corp
preferred
5%
6-15
7-1
Ltd.—
Petroleum
Mojud Co,
7-.1
$2
Co.—
(s-a)
Modern Containers,
Class
A
(quar.)
Mohawk
$1.18%
Birmingham RR.
preferred
7-
—20c
2
6-20
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
25c
(quar.)
7-
62'Ac
(quar.)
Molybdenum Corp. of America
7-
1
6-17
7-
(Winnipeg)—
Life
Assurance
Co.
—1
Mortgage
Auto
&
t$2.40
Investment,
Equipment,
5%
Ltd
.
2
6-17
6-30
6-22
7- 1
6-10
62'Ac
$3.85 pref. series C_;_—
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)__
96'A
9-1
8-10
25c
7-1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-27
7- 6
Monsanto
pfd,
t$l
(quar.)—
Co.~—
Chemical
_
4.50%
$6
preferred
Power
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Co.i
common
(quar.)—-
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quarj
$4.20
Montgomery Ward Co,
Montreal
Locomotive
Monumental
Radio,
Corn, Ltd,
4%
7%
7%
7%
7%
8-
1
7-12
7-15
6- 8
7- 2
6-30
6-17
$1.05
com.
(quar.).—_—75c
Works, Ltd,
vtc (quar.)
common
(quar.)—
(quar.)__—-—
$25c
25c
*30c
t30c
preferred
(quar.)—.
preferred (quar.)—_______
——'
preferred A (quar.)__.
preferred A (quar.)______—
preferred B (quar.)—-———
4%
40c
$1.50
(quar.)
redeemable
t25c
t25c
„
6-13
7-2
10-
1
7- 2
10-
1
9-2
6-3
9-2
B
t$1.75
+1.75
+$1.75
10-1
9-2
7- 2
2
10-
1
59%c
7-
1
6-15
62V2c
7-
1
6-i&
59%c
6-30
6- 9
59%c
(quar.)
7- 2
6-30
6-
$1.50
preferred
t$1.75
6-30
6-20,
6-
3
9-2
Moore
Drop Forging—
preferred, (quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.—
43A%
—-—
prior
preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
43/4%
preferred
Morris
Plan
Bank
(quar.)
of
New
Haven
(Conn.)
Morris
Plan
7%
Corp. of America, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
dividend
Morrison
—
preferred
(quar.)—
6-21
6-30
6-15
Mueller
6-24
Mulllns
Mount
7-5
1
7- 5
$1.75
Diable
Co.
Extra
(quar.)
—
Brass
Co.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
6-17
6-10
7-15
6-30
5c
6c
7-15
7- 1
'~15
1
8-31
8-10
8-31
8-10
40c
Products, com.
(quar.)
7-
6-29
lc
(quar.)—
$1.25
3c
preferred
Clemens Metal
preferred
6-17
8-1
8-
37'Ac
Finance Corp, $5
Inc. (quar.)
6%
5c
56'Ac
Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
Motorola,
Mount
9
—
Quarterly
1
1
6-20
1
(quar.)
1
7-
1
7-
preferred
7-
$1.50
5
7-
56'Ac
4.50%
7-
$1.06%
6-30
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Service,
7-
1
25c
Sons..
6%
6-20
7-15
7-
$2.25
1
6-6
7-15
6-30
7- 1
$2.50
+$1.25
7-1
7'Ac
$1.22'4
Common
7-11
6-6
(quar.)
Motor
common.
—
pfd.
—
1
7-1
preferred
Monroe
8-12
6-18
25c
4.90%
Monarch
Ltd.—
(quar.)
S.),
1
30c
(quar.)
Semi-annual
7-15
$1.50
—
(initial)
Monarch
13%C
100%
pfd.
(J.
6-15
7-
10c
:
&
Telephone,
Gas
6-10
1
10c
—_—
(accum.)
Light, 3.90%
Power
preferred
Mitchell
6-28
(quar.)
preferred
Mississippi Power, $4.60 pfd. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel, new com, (initial)—
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co. (quar.)—
Mississippi Valley Gas (quar.)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
1
50c
common
Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Glass, new common
7-
$1.50
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
1
7c
(increased
Maid
4.30%
1
7-
(monthly>
(quar.)_
Millers Falls, 7% prior preferred
(quar.)
Mining Corp. of Canada. Ltd. (interim)
Minnesota Power & Light, 5% pfd. (quar,)—
Missouri
7-
7-
56'Ac
(quar.)
$2
10c
common
convertible
Minute
6-10
15c
Co,
Miller-Wohl,
Moore
(quar.)
Marshall-Wells, 6% preferred (quar.)
A
6-7
6-14
7- 1
75c
1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Laboratories
11-
8c
dividend)
Abrasive
'
Miller
6-15
7-1
7-
25c
$3.50
25c
shares
(quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
4'4% preferred (quar.)
3
50c
45c
A
Co.
Mid-West
3
6-
-
Water,
Midvale
6-3
Illinois—
(quar.)
7% preferred (s-a)__
Midland Steel Products, common
(quar.)—
8%
preferred
(quar.)
1
17'Ac
4'/4%
(quar.)
Middlesex
7-21
20c
Marshall Field & Co,
preferred
Middlesex
,
6-11
7-14
in¬
gains)
& Telephone Co,
Corp.
common
Middle South Utilities
6-28
(California)—•
old
Electric,
6-17
35c
com.
(quar.)
(stock
7-
10-21
from
Maritime Telegraph
Common (quar.)
12-28
7-29
7-1
7-15
&
6-15
+$1.25
(quar.)_
Maple Leaf Milling Co, Ltd.—
5%
preference (quar.)
Maremont Auto
Products
(quar.)
Marine Midland
Corp, common (quar.)
4%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
Maritime Electric Co, 5%
preferred (quar.)
1-10-56
10-31
7-1
1
(quar.)
1
+30C
10c
29c
6-30
95c
97'Ac
Extra
Montana
Extra
Common
29c
25c
(quar.)
8-
Copper Co.
1
+250
-
Quarterly
1
6-10
96'Ac
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
40c
(Toronto)
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)—__
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. (s-a).
9-28
*
(Increased)
7-
$7.50
6% preferred (initial-quar.)
Manufacturers Life Insurance
6-28
1
6-30
6-16
8
50c
Manhattan Shirt Co. (extra)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common
6-10
7-15
6-2Q
6-17
$1.25
Chemical
and
6-30
7-
6-30
6-
issue
Garden
Transport Shares
Manhattan
7-11
35c
6-11
$1.75
(quar.)
6-30
100%
preferred
4Vi% preferred C (initial)—.
Managed Funds, Inc.—
$1
4
45c
40c
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
5%
pref.
(quar.)__
Market
6-13
1
7-
6-3
Miami
6-10
25c
(quar.)
5%
preferred (s-a)
Mailman Corp, Ltd.—
7%
1
7-
6-28
75c
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR, common,.
10-10
15c
RR.
6-17
7-
50c
6-30
redemption
Square
10c
(quar.)
Ishpeming
for
10c
(quar)
I
Co.
$1.12%
+25c
~~
Superior
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Gas
6-10
8-15
5c
Quarterly
Laclede
1
1
$1.75
Inc.
(John), Ltd.
Salle
7-
$1.50
:
(s-a)_
;La Luz Mines. Ltd. (interim)
La
6-10
9-
50c
(quar.)
;Xwikset Locks. Inc. (quar.)
La bat t
1
$1
$1.12%
~
~
preferred
preferred
Kurz-Kasch,
7-
6-15
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kuppenheiroer (B.)
<•
II_I
6-30
Co.—
4(4%
4(4%
4(4%
J
50c
(S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
(Kroehler Mfg.
i
P9
(quar.)
(quar.)
Madison
come
l'Ac
$1.06'A
6-
+
8
Koppers Co.,
convertible
Maine
6-13
ifcl
-
Controls
preferred
1
62'4c
pfd.
7-
6-28
+50c
—
per share plus this
dividend)
6'Ac
dividend
Kinney
dividend
6-30
25c
$1
50c.
+50c
common
7-15
„
7%
6-13
6-13
6-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Stores,
55c
,
6-13
1
1
7-1
+ 12 %c
& Co.
6-30
45c
pfd". "(quarlj"
(s-a)™.
(quar.)
Drug
7-15
„
1
7-
7-
7-1
25c
Forbes
$2.50
;
III
jKingsport
Stock
B
(R. H.)
called
„
(initial)
&
$1.75
(s-a)
7-
$1
*
$1.08%
7%
Co, common (quar.)
(quar.
MacMillan & Bloedel,
Ltd, class A (quar.)__
Stock
$1.65
6-13
1
$1.11'A
40c
preferred
Macv
3
6-20
7-
(quar.)
20c
^
6-20
82c
(quar.)
'quar.)
Kings County Lighting, 4%
Press (quar.)
preferred
7-22
1
6-
6-30
(quar.)—
53'Ac
common...
9-
8-
5-31
6-30
75c
preferred
10c
—
Class
___
5%
partic.
Participating
$2.50
from net investment income and
realized gains________
Co.,
$1.50
6%
6-17
preferred
62'Ac
Publication,
6-30
1
1
4.45%
62'Ac
fl-10
1.
7-
6-30
4.35%
40c
common
Maclaren Power & Paper
Extra
7-
6-15
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
3.90%
15c
$1.27
from net
Kidde
1
1
1
6-15
34 %c
(quar.)
MacFadden
5-31
6-15
7-
7-
40c
—
-
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mading
__
Keystone Pjpe & Supply
5%
preferred fs-a)
Common
7-
1
6-15
$1.75
!•
(s-a)
Lynchburg Foundry Co,
40c
7-
6-17
6-30
7-
-
4Y4% preferred (quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
5%
75c
Coal
&
6-15
5%
4'Ac
Valley RR.
6-15
6-15
6-27
6-28
30c
7-
6-15
6-15
1
6-28
20c
(increased-quar.)
Lyxens
1
1
8-
t30c
Ltd
12-20
+25c
1
6-30
7-
35c
Co.
Co,
1-3-56
$1.06
7-
^
•
87'4c
Metropolitan Edison Co.,;3.80%
3.85%
preferred (quar.)
80c
6-15
9-15
•
$1.06'A
Metropolitan Brick
$1.25
6-10
12-15
6-10
62',4c
(quar.)
6-20
Sons—
1
n:
6-17
1
25c
(quar.)
9-21
31'Ac
7-
10-
1
7-
20c
9-20
V*%
7-
27'Ac
&
6-30
1-3-50
6-20
7-
»>.
25c
(quar.)
1
,
6-10
1
York
Nfcw
1
$1.25
(quar.)
1
6-30'
of
Thermit,
&
6-10
1
2c
7-
1-
(quar.)
7-
B-3"
and
9-30
&
6-17
1
25c
10-
$1.08%
preferred A (quar.)
(Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores, 514% preferred (quar.)
Ludman Corp. (quar.)
.Keystone Low-Priced Com. Stk. Fd. "ser. S-4"
10c
4
II
"ser.
Metals
Lowney
50c
28 %C
(M.)
Common
•
$1.12%
Mfg., 6% partic. A (quar.)™
Fibre Co
$3 class A (entire issue called for redempl
tion on Aug. l at $55 per share plus
this dividend)
A
6-10
II
I
Keyes
8
Lowenstein
6-10
Kerr
i
8-20
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(P.) Co, com. (interim)
7% preferred (quar.)
Louisville Gas & Elec, com. (increased
6-15
6-10
(quar.)_
Metal
Paper
1
7-
>
(quar.)—
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Machine
6-15
7-
15c
Engineering—
+20c
(quar.)
6-15
87'Ac
preferred
7-20
8-31
$4.25
Hotel—
6-15
87'AC
prior
Baltimore
1
1
____
7-30
$1.25
1
1
1
IIII
Mersey
6-13
6-15
.
7-
40c
preferred (quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)
Mesta
6-20
11-18
1
40c
2nd
Michigan Gas
(quar.)_
7-
7-
Industries—
convertible
D
7-
30c
(quar.)_
3-10
6-30
Ltd.—
preferred ($25 par)
5%% preferred ($100 par).
Lowell Electric Light Corp
87'/2C
$4.50 preferred
Kerr-McGee Oil
8
6-10
17'AC
Refining Co. (quar.)
Kennecott Copper
.(Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, (Interim)
t
6-10
1
200%
Kendall
!
it7
7-
7-
(quar.)
Kendall
7-
IIIIIII
3(4 % preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel (quar.)
12-10
6-30
7-
75c
___.
Co,
preferred
conv.
6-l|
6-30
(s-a)
convertible
3-17-56
t$l
Corp,
Lorillard
6-10
7-
i-(,f
j
1
7-1
(quar.)
$4
$4
(•,*
6-3?
6-30
20c
preferred
.
3(4%
8-18
$1
preferred F (quar.)
Telephone Co, 5% pfd.
2nd
7-
I
>l
9-10
$3.50
k
7-20
-
25c
4
Co, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.25
6-2J
5%
&
Bank
6-30
15c
Increased
non-cum.
;
$1.12'4
_
3-10
50c
7%
1
30c
(initial)
common
8-18
11-18
$1
(quar.)
.6-10
;". 7-
$1.25
Kelling Nut. 6% preferred (quar,)
9-10
12-10
6-2?,
«-lt
,
8-1?..
1
88c
D
Merck &
3-17-56
1
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
+75c
$1.25
5%
5-3
Merchants
8-15
50c
(quar.)
Investment
preferred
$1.06%
IIIII
8-15
1
9-
7-
25c
$1.41
(quar.)
1
$1.10
5%
•; 3
2 8
6-10
9-
8-13
'
Telephone, 5%
6-30
1
62'4c
Portland
9-
8-13
9-
t$l
(initial)
$1
2nd
iMta
1
8-15
1
5c
pfd.. (s-a)
Cement
(quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
6% partic preferred (s-a)
Mengel Co, 5% conv. 1st pfd. (s-a)___
6-10
6-17
9-
933Ac
Co, $1.50 pfd. (s-a)
(quar.)
class A (increased)
&
preferred
35c
$1
non-cum.
"
IIIIIII'IIII
IIIIIIII
(quar.>____
7-
8
6-30
4%
1
9- 1
J50C
$1
7%
30c
(quar.)___
$5.65 preferred
i. ?
7-
Mead Johnson
$1
6-13
$1.15
Co.—
Medusa
-
6-30
$1.07
(quar.)______;__I___IIIII
preierred
4,60%. preferred (quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
[f
Common (quar.)
Meadville
8-31
8
50c
6-30
$1.12'A
•r
8-31
9-12
Long Island Lighting—
6-15
7-..K
*
$1.08
__________
9-12
7-
50c
v.7-15 A
30c
_____
10-10
7-
17»/2c
Inc., 5% preferred
McQuay-Norris Mfg. (quar.)
1
$5
(quar.)
Lungines-Whittna'uer Watch
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
dividend
1
20c
(quar.)
8-15
.
series)
(reduced)
Machine
8-
6-11
45c
(quar.)
Co.
Stores
Stock
7-l»
1
933Ac
McQuay,
11-
12'Ac
Hosiery Mills Ltd, class A__
1
$1.75
McNeil
60c
Lone Star Cement
_
1
preferred
1
1
6-10
6-16
1
&
Trucking,
McLellan
87'Ac
Theatres, Ltd.
Canadian
London
r
<;
(M.)
9-
$1.05
1
6-23
H.)
i
7-30
7-
85c
& Co.
Aircraft
(F.
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-
$1.12'A
25c
$6'Ac
10c
Inc.
$1
IIIIIIIII
7-
6-3^
7-
f$1.50
preferred
Ray)
Machine
50c
(quar.)__
Chain Co.
(quar.)
Steel
$3
1
Wayne, ind.)
Extra
:
McKay
6-10
(quar.)
95c
(quar.)
i
4 % - preferred
(quan)
Kansas £ as & Electric; new com. (initial
4.32% preferred (initial quar.)__.
tl-d
4(4% preferred (quar.)
1
7-
36'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__
6
6-28
McGraw
(J.
McDonnell
6-13
6-15
6-30
preferred
6-28
8-15
1
1
7-
7-26
8-1
(quar.)
convertible
7-
7-
(quar.)
preferred
7-
62'Ac
r.Kansas.City Public Service, 5% pfd. (accum.)
I Kansas. City Southern Ry,— .
4.28%
preferred
25c
(quar,)
IIIIIIIII
(Kansas City Power & Light
? e
3,80% preierred (quar.)_.
I -2f 4%
preferred (quar.)™IIIIIII
I~"
4%%
6-
10%
E
4,20%
1
25c
(quar.)
II__II"
preferred" (quarj
Class
7-
"
$3.50
McDermott
7-
$1.75
(monthly)
(monthly)
7-15
9-15
1
$1
(monthly)
8%
7-20
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
Common
6" 3
7-
8-
37 %c
(quar.)
7-15
-
7-15
6-13
6-13
1
..j
(quar.)
Corp.
.
7- 1
7-
$3
common
pfd.
...
25c
Corp, $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCrory Stores Corp, common (quar.)
$1
7-29
3
Ltd,
•
(quarterly
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)_
6-10
7-15
25c
guaranteed
(quar.)__
Joint Pipe Co, common
(monthly)
8%
•
1
1
Inc.
McCandles
$1.10
50c
fquar.TIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI
7-
8-
6-24
•
(quar.)
(1947
W.)
(L.)
McLean
(quar.)
Common
15c
-
6-17
1
7-20
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred
(J.
$2
Special
Lock
6-30
$3.75
6-10
30c
(quar.)
10-10
+20c
SteeJ
preferred
$1.25
(quar.)
(Fort
Little Miami RR, original
7-25
6-30
$1.12'A
Lincoln Square Building
Lionel Corp. (quar.)
;
Lipe Rollway, class A (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic, common (quar.)
1
1-
(quar.)
Lincoln Service Corp, common
$1.50 preferred iquar.)_
1
1
McBrine
1
50c
8-
7-
Mays
8-
7-
6-10
6-20
.31'Ac
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
1
5
Co.),
McCord
^
8-
8-1-
6-10
40c
Life Insur.
6-15
11-
6-30
9-
$3.75
$1
6-15
5c
6-15
6-20
62V2C
common
1
6-22
preferred
1
7-
Mary¬
i
partic. preferred
$3.40
6-3tf
1
to
Dock
income)
May Department Stores,
6-30
96'Ac
(quar.)
7-
6-30'
6-30
Co
Nat l
3Va%
6-30
25C
Co.. (quar.)
6-30
20c
common
fCable Printing Co., common
Stock dividend
Kahn's (E.), Sons, 5%
Kaman
-
7-15
7-15
77-
35c
Valley Ry. (s-a)
Matthiessen & Hegeler Zinc Co
Maxwell,. Ltd, common (quar.)
Co.—
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-15
93 %c
_IIIII
1111111111
__
Feiss-Co.
Wnarf
Lincoln
6-15
6-30
7-
45c
75c
Shipbuilding
net
Holdert
Payable of Re0.
25c
•Massawippi
2- 4
40c
(quar.)
Corp.,
from
8- 5
11- 5
?20c
(quar.)_
—
Sons
preferred
■
Salt
Lewis
6-15
1
;■
(quar.)
and Dry
(quar.)
4V2 % preferred (quar.)
Massachusetts
Investors
Trust
50c
Lexington Union Station; 4% pfd. (s-a)
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
Quarterly
Liberty Loan Corp. (quar.)
Liberty Products (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
6-15
10-
Stores
4(4 %
6-16
1
&
preferred
Leslie
6-16
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
*Lerner
1
7-
(James)
land
15c
Co.; common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.85%-
6-17
7-
$3.50
IIIIIIIII
preierred
Steel,
$2.50
Lees
6-15:
Co
39c
(quar.)
.ft
3
Leath
Electric
v": $1
Refining (quar.)
Royalty (quar.)
Laugnlin
-Joseph &
*.<)
6-15
7-
common
(quar.)
common
6-14
t
11-15
183/4c
Lawrence
6-27
6-30
8-15
preferred
$6
Co._„_
Laura Secord. Candy Shops, Ltd.
7-1
7-14
45c
units
6-13
&
7-15
45c
6-15
1
6-17
25C 2-15-56
—
1
10c
(accum~)~IIIIIIIII
Ranch
Testers
Blower
6-30
25c
25c
:
2%
™>II~I"
~~~~~
-
_
(quar.)
common
Lau
partic.
.6-17
25c
-
(quar.).
preferred (quar.),—
$1,80
Larkins-Warr Trust,
Latrobe Steel Co..
$1.25
5% preferred seriss A (qunr.).'
.(Journal Publishing Co. of Ottawa Ltd.—
•{
10-17
(reduced)
1
7-
Corp,
Share
Parry Corp. (quar.)
Maryland Casualty Co. (quar.)
Maryland Drydock (name changed
11-15
,6-30
5%
(quar.)_.
7-
$1.37'A
:-B
ca
1
Machine,' Co.
7-
$1.25
'
•_
shares
Non-voting
Kaiser
11-
Brothers—
Johnston
•
10-11
$1.25
^
dividend
Johnson
f
I
+37'Ac
.
(quar.)
Corp.
Jewel Tea Co.,
;.0
11-
10c
(quar.)______,._IIIIII~~~
r-Johnson
■
7-11
+$1.75
B
;.Jones
7-10
1
10c
_
preferred
Foundeis
18
1
8-
10c
~
preferred
Jenkins
8-
10c
~~~
Jeannette Glass. 7% pfd.
Jefferson Custodian Fund
'•
dividend)
5-31:
50c
A
(quar.)_.
$5.50 preferred C (quar.)__
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)-—™"
Stock
(stock
12-31
•
$1.50
6-30
37'Ac
(quar.)!"""
nfd.
5%
Jarecki
Sessions
$15c
20c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Langendorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
$1.50
4%
5%
1st
&
6-30
*15c
.
(quar.)
Landis
$1.03%
I
(increased)
common
Inc.,
preferred
5%
_
(quar.)
Corp. of Del., common
prior preferred
(s-a)
6-15
35c
(ouar.)
(quar.)____
Jamaica Water
Supply—-
.{
6%
7-15
$1.10
_
Quarterly
,,
B
1
30c
I
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
J
12-31
Class
9-
6-10
1
Landers, Frary & Clark
82'Ac
___
™IIIIIIIIII~I~~~"~
IIIIIIIII
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common II
,
(quar.)
6-1$
533Ac
(quar.)™
Mfg.
*
A
60c
(quar.)___
*<N.
Heinz,
Jacobsen
Class
Mills
Martin
8-15,
11-13'
10c
preferred
Jack
8-13
9-30
31'Ac
_
Inc.
Island
9-30
$15c
Common
(quar.)
preierred
Irving Trust Co.
;
$3
*15c
(quar.)
7-15'
25C
Light,
preferred
4.35%
5-14
(quar.)
6-17
1
(quar.)
A
25c
Power"com"(qua~rI)
Martcl
B
*15c
When
Per
Name of Company
5-14
B
7-
37 Vic
6-30
Class
37 Vic
(quar.)__
preferred
Ironite.
$15c
Class
9-15
74c
(quar.)
^ 4.30% preferred
Iowa Power &
3.30%
(quar.)
6-23
from in-
(quar.)~ZZIHII_
preferred
4.40 %
A
$75c
III
(quar.)
;
Participating
,fowa Electric, Light &
.,
class
H older $
Payable of Reo.
6-15
"
(51c from capi-
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
,r
Inc.,
+ 40C
.
Col "of "Rhode "island—
Trust
*2-50 preferred
4.80%
..Class
When
Share
Lamson
^
Participating
„
6-17
Company
(Alfred),
Lamson
Boston
_■
Investors
7-
6c
preferred
of
1
(from net invest-
a year-end of 23c
come),
■vjo
7-15
-Lambert
-----—-
tal Baihs and
MS
6-30
____■_
convertible
investment Trust
7-
54'Ac
<
Per
Name of
6-17
$1.20
.Investment Foundation, Ltd
Common (increased) ,'L_ ;
;
1
$ 1.25
(quar.)__I
pfd.
7-
62'Ac
Interstate Co., 5% .prior .pfd.
(quar.)_
Jutersuue Department Stores
(quar,)
interstate Power Co., 4.36%
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
25c
____H
;£$4.80 preferred (quar.)____
■
When
Share
common
6-29
6-15
40c
7- 1
6-15
.
mo *
June 27, 1955
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.-..-Monday,
(2974)
6
-
>
Namtof Company
i'.
•
//
•
*
50c i •*' 7-
6-28
Orange
6-30
6-10
4%
6-10
7-15
6-30
37'Ac
7-15
6-30
60c
6-29
6-17
35c
Inc.. com
(quar.),—
6-29
6-21
1
6-15
St pros.—
>
7-
*.,
'
»3C
Corp.—---
(guar.),:
——
#«®tton-Wide Securities TTJUdV.)
•fationnt Co.,
Inc.,
Fire
common
■
Rational
Fuel
Gas
Class >A
B
6%
9-30
—
L
———
Corp.
Linen
Service,
^
Motor
Bearing
Corp.
2
7-
6-30
1
7-11
i,
8-
'
Commoa
7-
5
6-21
7-
5
6-21
47C
12-15
11-2$
25c
>7-1
8-20
15c
6-30
♦-10 '
IOC
(quar.)
(quar.)
6*21 <
7-15
6-30
#1.12%
.
#1.25
—
Park
series*
income
Investment
from
($0.0878
from
3c
realized
gains
Motional
Sugar Refining
Rational
Mfg.
8-13
Patlcan
50c
7-
1
6-ia
62'Ac
J
7-
1
6-17
.
7-
-------—rr
U.
Co.
ReW
Corp.
New
6-30
i
6-18
6-30
6-21
6-14.:
6-30
0-30
6-
7-21
6-21
1
6-16
17'Ac
7-
50C
—
JExtra
Mew Brunswick Telephone Co.,
6-30
6-20.
10c
(quar.)
6-30
6-20
7-15
22'Ac
England
Mew
6-30 #»;
7-
*15c
Ltd. (quar.)„
Mew
6-13'
1
4'A%
Mew
Mew
Electric
System
(quar.i
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
preferred
Hampshire
Fire
Mew Haven
Gas
Rew
Water
Mew
Mew
Haven
preferred
4.05%
Harlem
RR.,
York
Electric
State
pfd.
6-15
6-15
6-10
preferred
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
7
6*
7
$1.01'A
♦
$2.50
$2.50
Mewberry
(J. J.)
Co.,
preferred
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-17
Co.
Ry.
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
—
(quar.)
Ohio
Ohio
RR.
F.)
Old
Ltd.
Town
7-15
6-27
7-
6-15
Sand,
7-21
6-21
7-
1
6-26
7-15
6-30
20c
8-
1
6-24
8-
1
6-24
6-30
6-
3
Oliver
6%
4%%
«Omar,
6%
.
Pittsfield
Plttston
North
&
Plainfield
Plastic
Union
Nut
Wire
&
&
—
(quar.)
(quar.i:
6-21
Porter-Cable
1
9-21
Porter
(H.
35c
7-
1
6-11
Porter
(H. K.)
Portland
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-
4
Hc-rtland Woolen
3.60%
4%%
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-20
Prestole
6-
3
Price Bros. & Co.,
6-
1
20c
*25c
7-
2
6-30
:
1
$1.11
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
(s-a)
7-
1
(Boston)
preferred
Pratt, Read & Co.
Corp.,
Price
(T.
Inc.,
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
9
6-10
6-30
7-1
6-15
6-27
6-
7-
1
6-16
10c
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
3
7-
6
6-23
7-
8
6-27
25c
31'/4c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-16
$1.50
6-30
6-24
7-1
6-6
6-30
6- 6
7-15
6-30
*75c
7-15
6-20
7- 1
6-30
6-13
6-16
(quar.)
preferred
(accum.)
12'Ac
6-30
6-20
*50c
t56c
1
t$l
(s-a)
Price
Growth
Stock
8%
preferred
8-
1
7-14
*$2
com
7-1
6-6
26c
6-29
6- 8
$2
7-15
6-24
Fund
—
(quar.)
17%c
7- 1
6-15
15c
6-30
6-15
50c
.7- 1
$1.25
7-15
6-13
7- 5
7-
6-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
10c
7-
Providence
1
Providence
6-30
Gas
(quar.)_
.
Co.
6-20
6-19
9-
1
$2
convertible
8-17
7-
2
6-
preferred
$1.12%
7-30
25c
6-30
6-
*15c
7-15
6-30
7-15
9
Common
of
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ritter
5%
;
9-
1
8-15
1
8-15
$1.12'A
9- 1
8-15
6-30
7-
6-29
6
7-30
7-20
7-
6-10
1
6-30
6-
9
6-30
6-
9
*28c
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-
1
6-10
62 %C
7-15
6-20
5%
6-27
5-27
if
12'Ac
7-
7
6-23
5
7-
1
6-21
d
—
90c
7-
1
6-10
$1.12%
7-
1
6-10
40C
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
r e-is
,
$1.75"
7-
5
6-17
6-15
40C
6-30
*6-15
50c
7-
1
6-17
$1.25
7-
1
6-17
1
7-
8
6- 7
7-
1
6-20
*30c
7-
1
6-20
*50c
7-
1
6-20
*25c
7-
1
6-20
tl3c
7-
1
6-20
*20c
6-30
6-15
40c
Co. Ltd., com._
'
(quar.)
(quar.7—.
(quar.)
7-15
Is
—
Co.
&
(quar.)
(N. Y.)—
6-15
7-1
7-1
6-20
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
8-
3
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$2
Extra
Rolls Royce, Ltd.
Oil
A
35c
Corp. (quar.)
& Refining, 6%
Corp.,
12%%
(final)
(ord.)
(qUar.)—
common
(quar.)
(50 guilders)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd., 5'A % pfd. (quar.)_
Rubinstein
(Helena), Inc., common (quar.)_
A
1
6-17
1
7-
8-
1
7-
preferred
4'A%
(quar.)—__
Russell
C.)
(F.
Sabine
7-
1
25c
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-10
$1.12%
6-30
6-10
7-
1
6-17
25c
7-
1
6-
60c
7-
1
6-15
$1
7-
1
6-15
$1.07%
7-
1
6-15
$$1.06
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
7-
1
7-
1
$1
(s-a)
Royalty Corp.
Safeway Stores, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
1
Saguenay Power Co.. Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
5%
preferred A (quar.)
St. Louis National Stockyards Co. (quar.)
St.
Louis,
San
Francisco Ry., common
A (quar.)
,
convertible preferred
5%
(quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
St. Regis Paper, $4.40 1st pfd. A (quar.)
j
San Diego Gas & Electric, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
4'A%
preferred (quar.i
J
5%
4.40%
San
preferred A
convertible
Electric Co.
Sangamo
Santa
quar.)
(increased
Cruz
Savannah
Power,
Co.
Schick,
Sugar
A (quar.)
Refining Corp.
Inc.
27y2C
7-16
$1.10
7-
A
20c
7-15
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-22
6-21
7-15
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
75c
7-
1
6-18
6-30
6-25
7-20
8-
1
85c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co. (quar.)
4.30%
Scranton
3.35 %
4.40%
Co.,
Inc.
8-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-13
$1
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
8-
1
7-18
30c
7-
1
6-20
25c
6-30
6-21
50c
7-
1
6-13
91'Ac
9-
1
8-12
$1.07%
1
(quar.)
common
preferred
preferred
Electric,
6-17
$1.50
27'Ac
(quar.)
$4
Williams,
3
Co.—
$3 40
Mfg.
6-
22'Ac
Scott Paper Co.—
&
1
7-10
25c
series
Dreferred,
5'A%
1
912-
$1.09
(quar.)
(quar.)
Schwitzcr-Cummins
1
9-15
12-15
37 'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred
4.36%
Savannah
6-15
6-22
$1.25
1
1
9-
$1.25
37'Ac
(quar.)
Cement
Portland
Electric &
9-15
6-20
60c
(quar.i
Works—
Whter
Jose
Common
75c
37'Ac
6-30
22c
preferred
1
6-17
*32'Ac
15c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.
V
6-13
20c
com.
new
%
.L
5-31
7-11
(initial)
(quar.)
Co.,
'0
.1
6
6-29
$1.31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
Russell
i
6
25c
(quar.)
(Jacob)
7-
8-
20c
Corp. (quar.)
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co.
Class
133/*C
5c
(quar.)
Rowe
Rupert
7-
10c
pfd.
•;
6-15
IOC
(quar.)
Corp.
8-20
: 7-1
$1.19
preferred (quar.)
Rockland Light St Power—
4.75%
preferred B (quar.)
Plywood
6-20
1
25c
$1.25
Valley R. R.
5%
Cable
■+>i
3
8-
3d
*10c
(Interim)
(s-a)
Telephone, com. (increased quar.)
Rothmoor
7-
30c
(quar.)
Mfg.
L.)
St Genessee
Roosevelt
6-24
6-27
6-30
Corp.
Mills
*1
i6-24
75c
Quarterly
Roddis
5
?
6-17
7-
25c
American Insurance
Rochester
1
20c
(quar.)
Rice
Little
Rochester
I
7-
(quar.)—I
partic. preferred
divid.
Rochester
10-
50c
t
(quar.)___
common
(P.
Robinson
,
Corp.—
Participating
*
$1.78
75c
Products
preferred
preferred
5%
Scovill
9-
7-14
.
25c
(quar.)__^
preferred
Scott
$1.05
6-15
;
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.
Roan
8-15
$1.06'A
Co.
Brand
River
6-14
7-13
-
6-15
; $1.12%
(quar.)
obligations
Co.,
9-10
8- 1
87'Ac
(quar.i
Stoker
6-30
45c
50c
>
6-17
7-1
20c
40c
(quar.)
;
:L~
Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
Metal
3.55%
quar.)
r
preferred (quar.)
Dividend
50c
Colorado—
(increased
preferred
1
7-15
7-1
-
15c
Bros,
Richardson
2bc
(quar.)
__I
4 % %
4%%
12c
Insurance—
(Boston)
Public Service Co.
3
(quar.)
Washington
Prudential Fund
$1.06 'A
20c
—
.
commcn
(quar.)
Progress Manufacturing Co. (initial quar.)__
Prophet (Fred. B.) Co. (quar.)
Proprietors of Boston Pier or the Long Wharf
Prosperity Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)
7-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Rowe)
6-17
1
7-15
45c
Ltd., com.
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
7-
75c
(quar.)
5%
7-
Co.—
(from ordinary net income)
Chemical—
Inc.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Procter & Gamble,
60c
6-30
6%
(quar.)
partic. preferred
Pratt & Lambert, Inc. (quar.)
preferred
7-11
10c
non-cum.
4%
7-11
7-20
20c
6-15
$1.25
37'Ac
6%
7-27
$3
(resumed)_
(quar.)
of Canada,
preferred
6-22
6-16
75c
preferred
Power
7-
97'Ac
(quar.)
iPa.l
preferred
1st
1
40c
(quar.i
(quar.)
Mills,
Electric
7-
15c
(Mass.)
5%
7-15
$1.10
:—
preferred
Inc.
Co.
6-10
50c
(quar.)
Transit,
6-10
6-24
20c
Machine
6-27
Corp.—
Co.
Co.
K.),
5
75c
(quar.i
(quar.)____^
Pocahontas
10-
55c
(quar.)
convertible
Water
Chocolate
Cable
(quar.)
Oil
Creek
1
7-
7-15
25c
Pond
Plymouth
7-
-
v
0-1#.
Class
8
$2.50
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%%
Portable Electric Tools, common
6%
preferred (quar.)_
6-20
7-
$1.50
(s-a)
6-22
6-30
7-20
$1.37%
RR.
7-
62'Ac
preferred
Adams
6-17
7-1
7- 1
6-20
$1.75
1
5
7-15
7- 1
10c
6-22
/ 6-30
8-1#;
Rome
ll%c>
53Vbc
$1,75
(quar.)
1
12 '/2c
preferred
40c
(quar.)
SI
—
(quar.)
preferred
Insurance
Corp.,
Common
7% guaranteed (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
7-
7-26
7- 5
7- 1
$2.50
(s-a)
7-
*
4'A%
R.R.
7-20
7-15
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Power Corp.
(quar.)
Service
OUn Mathleson
1
6-29
8-
$2
(quar.)
Holding
Corp.,
1
*35c
Quarterly
Old
6-16
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Colony
6
45c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4%% preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Potomac
———
common
preferred
Water
7-
Co.—
Co.
Mills,
Co.,
Service
Ohio
0- 3
933Ac
——
non-cumulative
$5
6-20
6-29
933Ac
—
preferred
River
Ohio
6-30
75c
._
:
Flour
4.40%
6-27
5-31
*
9-18
$1
6-30
1
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Common
6-10
$1
Ry. (quar.)
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
Piper Aircraft Corp.—
6-15
6
32 %C
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
——:
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Edison
3.90%
1
7-
Northern
$1.37%
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., common
preferred (quar.)—,
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
4.44%
7-
Piedmont &
1
8-
J
7%
6- 2
6- 2
$1
__
6-13
7-
1
Riley
UOc
(quar.)^
6-30
20c
7-
Rieke
6-15
6-20
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
7-15
7-15
6-15
6-14
25c
10-
6- 8
7- 1
6-30
7-11
7- 1
7-15
8- 1
8- 1
7-15
7- 1
6-20:
$1.75
6- 8
6-16
6-10
62'Ac
$5
$2.50
93%c
75c
97%c
$1
25c
75c
6-15
6-30
$1.75
6%
6-30
0-15
5
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Robertson
20c
5
7_
25C
1st
Richmond,
(quar.)__^
—_
1st preferred
Richman
(quar.)—
6-15
7-.
'
.
.
1
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
6-15
6-30
6-30
6-27
7- 1
6-30
6-30
6-23
7-
25c
dividend)
(stock
7%
6^17
6-13
6-13
87'Ac
$1
65c
$142'/a
45c
25c
5^- 3"
1
7-14.
IOC
-
$1.25
(quar.)—
7%
6-15
6-3
S- 2
6-30
—
r-13*'
Rtce-Stix, Inc.—
:
common
Trenton RR.
Planters
(quar.)
Worcester
(Chas.
Ogilvie
6-14
28c
Oberman
5%
2
50c
Scotia
Office
6-10
7-
6-16
r
6-30
7- 1
7- 1
(quar.)
'
IOC
(quar.)——
preferred
preferred
Rhlnelander
—
25c
' 40c
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
Plough, Inc.
Railway
50c
$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co
Phoenix Insurance Co. (quar.)
Pickle Crow Gold Mines. Ltd,
6-10
6-30
Gas—
Telephone
Quarterly
Noyes
6-30
Public Service —
(quar.)—
*$3
—_
10» 3
'
12'Ac
Metals
Reynolds
6-10*..
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
4.50%
3.90%
6-10
$1.25
common
Co.,
preferred
Nova
6-30
$2
—
Quarterly
&
90C
97'Ac
25c
—
Northwestern Leather (quar.)
H
Northwestern" National Life Insurance Co.—
8%
6-10;
20c
preferred (quar.)—
Norwich
8-30
5-31
5-31
1
$-10
K
-
$1^0
f
-
of N.
Corp.
Drug Co.
3.60%
—
O-IO.
$3.50
Northland Greyhound Lines—
3%% preferred (quar.)-
3%%
6-17
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Northern
1
6-30
30c
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
Gas
preferred
Natural
7-
Inc.—
preferred
Indiana
5%%
(Mass.)
(quar.)
6-30
7- 1
"'.v
7- 1
7-1
7-15
*
Corp., 3%% preferred (quar.)—
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)_^
75c
Co.
7- 1
7- 1
$1.25
25c
Philco
1
35c
(quar.)
Shore
4.56%
6-15
7-
*10c
North
Illinois
Phlla &
50c
—
North
convertible
7-15
30C
Refractories
Central
1
$1.02%
(Chicago)
American
Co.
8-
85c
American Rayon, $3 pfd. (quar.)
Carolina RR., 7% gtd. (s-a)
Gas
6-30
9
6-15
*50c,
North
Northeast Airlines,
7-
40c
.
North
Northern
3
1
$L06 'A,
(quar.)
American Aviation
preferred
1st
7-
93%c
(quar.)
Michigan Avenue North Corp.
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)
Mornu-tal Mining, Ltd. (Interim)
Northern
$4.50
Resistollex
30
regular
preferred (quar.)„
2nd
'
9-
V
1
1 ,f
7-
50c
-
Ltd.—
,
7- 4- V
•
50C
-
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.—
New common (initial quar.)
on June
this
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
$1
preference common (quar.)__
Philadelphia Fund, Inc. (quarterly of 13c
from
ordinary net Income and 7c from
realized capital gains)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co. (annual)—
3
6- 3
,
•900
5%
6-17
1
(quar.)___
52'Ac
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
(Charles) & Co.—
93%c
preferred (quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.i
Niagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.
Northern
4%%
Pfizer
50c
3.60%
convertible
6-28
7-
—
$1
4%
75c
Industries, 4(4% preferred (quar.i
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)
Northern
6- 3
1
6-
(quar.i
777-
.
6-17 .:.*•*'
-7- 4
■
$$1.50-
Corp.
Renold Coventry (Canada),
Class A
(quar.)
6-15
9-
•
9-15
-
/
preferred
,
9-12 -
9-13
7-
-$$1.50
-
$4.50
1
o
-
Y. (s-a>_
(quar.)—„
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co. (quar.)
Reliance, Mfg. Co., 3'A% conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)_.
6-16
6-10
9-9
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
.
,
1
10-
30c
I
Stores
J
•„»
#12^.'
7 —. 2.
7-25
-
*20*
•
•
Reliable
■.
i
93%c.
-
.
common
30c convertible preference (s-a)
6-22
i
for-
(Mass.), common
Reinsurance- Corp.
i1
•
prcfererd. (quar,)-
Laboratories,
*'■ *
#;
125*'
Co.
Reeves-Ely
0-22
per ; .
(quar.)_
Roller Bit Co. (quar.)—
Reed
.
7-201, r,
67'Ac
preferred
'
^
*
-
5%
'
7>20<
*28c
-
n
5-8T Vu
6-30
75c:
4%
Corp.
6*15
6-15 ,.4*
MStVtt*
.
Semi-annual
Reardon
Reece
6-15
v
25c .r-':«i 9-12-
-
-
1
%
$750.,-
■
.
7-
6-20
1
7-1
$1.50-!
'•
-
;
$2 convertible
—20c
Co.,
3%%
$1.12%
$1.12%
Newport
North
5-27
6* 3
1
$1.50
Newport Electric, 3%%
File
1
7-
(quar.)—
7-
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
■
6-11
6-13
1
7-
•35c
-(quar.-)^_^".
2nd preferred (quar.)—
Reading Gas Co. (Pad
(s-a)
Reading Tube; common ' (s-ahi-.*--50c participating class A
(quar.)__
Real Estate TitleTnsurance (Wash., D C.))
.
7*
~
-V>
6-11
7-1
.
' 7- V
7- 1
25*
(quar.)_„-
*%-■ preferred (quar.)_,
Rayonier,
-
OV2/9C$1.16'/*
issue- called
6%. preferred (quar.)_
Reading Co.,
,
■jO
6
«
share
Rexall
;
common
1
93%c
common
!
Co
Milk
IJ+rr I
7-
plus
(quar.)
Pet
(Ohio)—
preferred
Nicholson
Pepsi-Cola
Gas—
preferred (quar.)
77107-
83%c
$145
preferred
Phlla. Dairy Products,
(Quar.)
Co.
redeemable
7»*1.
share
dividend 1
per
Perry-Fay Co.
Mining Co.—
preferred series 1949 (quar.)
Telephone
$110
7-
r
75c
(quar.)
York Trust
6%
$1
—
(quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
7-
iquar.)
50c
40c
40c
60c
$1.12^2
$1.10
Peoples Credit Jewelers Ltd.—
56'Ac
(s-a)—s-
common
&
$4.50
3%%
6-8
1
—
65c
Penton Publishing (quar.)
1
1
preferred (quar.)
6%
6-10
7-
$1.50
3%%
4'A%
6-30
7-
Interim
Mew
quarterly
7-
preferred
Mcwark
at
6-15
$1.18%
(s-a)
Y. St Honduras Rosario
Mew
6-13
6-15
1
6-30
York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R. (quar.)
10%
M.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Light, 4%
preferred
(quar.)
Mew York &
1
1
7-
$1.50
_—
Mew Jersey Power
New
77-
$1.06%
(quar.)
Jersey Water, $4.25 preferred
Orleans Public Service, com.
4%%
7- 6
Trusts
&
quar.)
50c
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (entire issue called
25c
Telegraph (quar.)
Insurance
(s-a)
(increased
25o
32V2o
33c
25c
—
$4.50
40c
Mew England Telephone &
Mew
6-20/
1
$1.15
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)—-
common
$1.50
England Insurance Co. (quar.)
England Power Co., 6% pfd. (quar.)—
$4.60
Telephone,
Common
7-
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-20
10c
45e
Ltd
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power—
7-15
25c
,
Co.,
(quar.)
3.35%
4.60%
England Gas & Electric Association—
Common
(quar,)
(Phlla.) (quar.)
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Quarterly
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com.
4Vzfo
preferred (quar.)—
4.40%- preferred (quar.)—
3
10c
(quar.)_„
Machine
7-15
7- 1
:■.*'
7-15
7- 1
7-1
6-24
$?2$-. ? 6-17
6-30
6-15
7-1
6-10
$-1# '♦ 7-2P#*14 - 7-2#
Mlt
7-3#
7-6
6-20
7-1
6-3
45c
62»/2c
12%c
(annual)
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
$1.32
preferred (quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp. (quar.)
Penney (J. C.) Co. (quar.)—
Pennsylvania
Co.
for
Banking
6-16
6-27
30c
quar.)
(s-a)
Britain
—
——
Transportation
Peninsular
(Pittsburgh)
(Initial
Radiator
S.
i
6-17
25c
50c
Rational
1
12'Ac
(quar.)
Quarterly
M atom as
<
;•
;
(entire
preferred
:
,
#2
35c
*
July > 1 at - $106.60
plqs this dividend)
Rapid Electrotype Co. iquar.)_
Rapid Grip A Batton Ltd., com
;
6-16
8-1#
e-15 ni.
$2.50
redemption; on
7-11
■
30c
.
--:;
• v
(quar.i
S3.J50 convertible-1st preferred
37%c
6-247'/2C
8-15
7-29
2%c
7- 1
6-15
2%o
10* 3
Rl$
2%R* 1-3-ii— 12-13 '
(quar.i—
common
Rust-Proof
7-15
*37 'Ac
Co
(quar.)Fire Insurance
Union
$3
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.):
preferred (quar.)-:
Parmelee
$1.12%
Rational Tool Co.
Motional
5%
6-19
20C
Motional Terminals Corp.
&
:
Parker
(quar.)
Co., common
4%%! preferred (quar.)
Tile
75c
$1
preferred (quar.)——
Mfg. Corp., 6%
1
7-
50c
(quar.)
Supply
Rational
10c
6-
6-3a.
-
$l
Ralston Purina Co., common
-
6.-36.
•
.
20c
(quar.)-**.
:
(quar.)__
$3.5<* Conv. 1st, pfd. (quar.).-.:
;
6-30
3%%
*$1.75
$1.50
(Increased)—
4%-%• preferred
and
(quar.)
Car, Ltd. (quar.)
Rational Steel
6-15
6-30
<
Park Sheraton Corp.—
Standard
Motional
6-30r
7-15
7-25
7- 2
7- 1
-
Telegraph
(quar.)
Chemical*Co.,
5%
<
Motional Securities Series
Income
6-17
Panhellenlc House* Association^.-^.
Pantex
(quar.)
6-23*
Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.).i.
;
6-15
6-20>*
6-20
6-20
7-1
7-15
7-15
7-15
7-117-11
:
4.65% preferred (quar.>_
Quaker City Fire k Marine Insur, -(fuar.)—-.
Quaker Oats, common.
1
___C "
6%
preferred (quar.)
..
'Quemont* Mining Ltd. (s-a)Quincy Mining Co. J
*..
;
R. <fc M-. Bearings (Canada)., class-A (quar.)
Radio Corp. of America, common (quar.)—
,,
65c
$1.10
$142%
$14$%
32'Ac
$1.25
Pag* Hcrsey
v
_
^
(quar.).
Packard-Bell Co.
7- 5
(quad—
common
(quar.)
Ltd
preferred
6%..
$1.25
8*1#-
e-n
..;
50C
,
(quar.)
4preferred
6-27
6-Ju
2c
Light,
preferred
Pacific Telephone &
6-18
6- 6
#$.50
(quar.) —
common
preferred (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)_
Motional Mortgage & Investment Corp.*—
5% non-cumulative preferred (accum,)—-
Shares
6- 3
6-29
20c:
4%%
Rational Presto Industries
.
57#
(quar.)——
Power A
Pacific Refiners,
11c.
•,
-
(quar-)
B
.
<#B #
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Pacific
12-
50c
(quar.)
common—
series
preferred
*8c
'
'■
10- 1
1-3-56
$5o
preferred
$+.75
«ir.# /
8*30
.
Oklahoma—
of
Service Co.
preferred
4%
.
...
7-15
7- 1—
-
-
(initial quar.)
Lighting! $4.40-preferred
$4.50
6-0
•
3l*Ac
55c
&
New common
6-30
7-15
6-Z4»
-
Indemnity Co.—
faclfic
Pacific
7- 1
$5c ;
*
6-30
37 Ac
(quar.)
5-31
7- .1
.$1.75
Public Service Co. of North Carolina—
5.00% preferred (quar.)
1
-
0rl#
5-31
5-31
-,"-.6-30
$1.04%
—
Worcester RR.
k
6-30
•
;
Pyle-Natlonal Co., common
8%- preferred (quar,)__
Providence
Public
par) (Initial quar.)
Electric (quar.)—
Pacific Greyhound Lines, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
1
7 - 5#
,
?5C;
.
9-25
Corp.—
5-31
6-30
6r30
35c.
.-#1.02-
Pugct Sound Pulp & Timber (quar:)
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(Increased quar.)
Putnam (Geo.) Fund (see George Putnam Fd.j
>
-
-
Share
:-40c
(quar.)
common
When-. Bolder**
Payables! Beai «
per
v.-
(quar.),
com.
original preferred (quar.)
7%
.
:
.
*
••"f
•*
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar,)_
4.18%
.
_
(quar.)
New 5%. conv. pfd. ($25
.
12-23
7-.
25c
:
7-1
preference
4.08%
6-24
6-24
6-13
-7r 5
7- 1
7- 1
Coast—
pacific Gas
12-30
50c
.,
Investors
Co.,
Rational
/
2%
»».—*«—-. v
■ -
6-15
•
*
Gas,
Service Electric Ac
$1.46
-
.*
••
•.
-
Name of Company,■>'
Public
Inc.—
Investors.
prior preference
Pacific
6-25
75c
'
Lead
Rational
10c,
6-30
(quar-)
(quar,)^,
(quar-)
A
Motional
6rl4
(quar.)—
Associates, Inc.—
6%
,
6-2#
Ltd., class A (qttas.)
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
7-1
7-25
7-15
7-15
37/2C
preferred
preferred
prior
Pacific
6-10
<quar.)__
Co; (quar.)
Motional Hosiery Mills,
Class
7-15
7-15
——*"—7
(Hartford),
Insurance
Motional Gypsum
Rational
6-10
10c,
National
Motional
7-1
8-30
:
6-15
$150c
25c
$1.12%
25c
30c
$1
:
(quar.i
common
4%
Products,
67#
#*.35 V
—
Common
Class
8-11-
i
Co.,
Paper
Pabco
6-20
1
37'Ac ■}
'i
(quar.)_
•
dividend
Stock
preferred
$7
7- 1
~
Publication
(quar.)„
Corp., 5%
Ruobcr
Pacific-American
1
7-
,...:i 50c
Biscuit, common (quar.)
Rational Cash Register (quar.)—---
17%c
—
pfd. (quar.)
Oswego Falls Corp., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
6-17
.7-
■
6-15
7-15
7-15
7- 4
8-15
8-15
common—.
Manufacturing (quar,)
Rockland Electric—
preferred (quar.)„
Oxford
15c
'
National
Casket Co..
6-27
,
93%*
—
Holder*
■
Payable- of Rec.
-
<fc
OSullivan
.
15C.
gtd. (s-a)
Ltd.,
Orangeburg Mfg. Co.
-
When
-
*25c
*25c
*$1.75
(quar.)——
Opellka
7-1
6-30
Natco Corp.
national
Products,
6-17
6c
•
RR., 7%%
Steel
Co.
preferred (quar.)_-
1
25c
:
Mystic Valley Gas' Co. (quar.)—
W Industries, 5% preferred (s-a)
ftachmnn
St
Ontario
6-13
Per
Share
•
Debenture
Loan
IOC
Mutual System,
Mttsbvllle & Decatur
.*;*
Name*)! Company
50c
,
Mutual 3hares Corp._l_i__
(F. E.)
;,.*"•
*
7%
r
Moway-Ohlo Mfg. (quar.i_—_.—
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.) —
pfd.
6-30
12 %c
(quar.)
Murray Corp.; of Arpcrica-rr^
<4%- preferred (quar.)_
6%
*
Ontario
■♦ftKJteing Wood Products—
S% convertible preferred
Myers
■
Payable o/ Rtc.
Share
'
Holders
When
Per
•
9-
1
8-13
25c
7-
1
83% C
$1.10
7-
7-
1
1
6-10
6-10
6-10
■J
Share
Company
(2.12
Line
Air
preierred
$4.75
Roebuck
attle
& Co.
Gas- Co.
oillltc
5%
j%
TiLe
6-17
6-27
6-i7
Stockton
7-i0
6-23
5JC
7-10
6-23
7-10
6-23
$1.18-4
7-10
6-23
—
(quar.)
quar.)
60c
Uorp.,
stock
A
Stock
preierred
5%
pref.
prior
6-10
1
6-10
Stop & Shop, inc.
7-
1
6-1G
oiuuUei
7-
1
6-15
7-
i
Brook
New
RR.
class
&
Steel
aron
Corp.
service
Cil
Gas
in
$4
par
$1.44
40c
Corp.
5-31
5
6-30
1
6-24
7-29
7-18
7-
1
6-28
26C
8-
1
7-18'
$1.25
7-
'
314c
Paper Co. (quar.)
Strawbriage & olothier, common
(quar.i
$4.oU
$3.50
Water
ttA'iiugan
44%
Salesbook
Ltd.
E
A
prior
mith
(Howard)
$2
Tool
nyder
Stock
dividend
Co.,
Coip.,
pieieired
preierred
Superior Propane,
7-27
6-28
Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd., com.
7-
2
5-31
7-
1
% $ 15c
10-
Si.25
7-
outh
Carolina
bwiu
(s-a)
6-15
Gas
Corp.
7-
1
6-20
United
Gas
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-15
7-15
4V4 %
6-23
7-15
6-23
7-20
.
7-
7-
1
6-
1
10-
1
9-
United
1-1-56
.12-
1
$4.40
Sylvanite
6-30
6-20
Talcott
5%
6-30
6-20
5%
62 4c
7-
1
6-15
25c
7-15
b-50
5 4 %
preferred
(quar.)
68 %c
7-
1
6-15
U.
54%
preferred
(quar.)
717/aC
7-
1
6-15
U.
$25c
7-
2
6-15
U
$5c
7-
2
6-15
U.
7- 1
6-15
Class
35c
7-
1
6-15
7%
$20c
7-
4
6-15
15c
7-
8
6-16
(quar.)_
convertible
Gold
preferred
(quar.)
$1
6-16
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
127aC
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
6-30
5-31
oc
(quar.)
1
7-
l.c
____
7-
$70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(James), com.
b-30
b-
3
Taylor, Pearson
6-30
6-
3
Temco
Tamblyn
(G.),
Ltd.
Taylor Instrument
(quar.)
(increased
t___
Aircraft
Ltd
Carson,
Corp.
6-30
6-
3
Tennessee
Corp.
(quar.)
$1.38
7-
1
6-15
Tennessee
Gas
1772c
7-
1
6-15
4.10%
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
4.25 %
preferred
2272c
7-
1
6-13
4.60%
6272c
7-
l:
6-13
4.64%
57 4 c
7-
1
6-13
4.65%
preferred
564 c
7-
1
6-13
5.10%
preferred
6-29
(quar.i
.__
preferred
334 c
—
Gas, com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
outh Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)
pfd.
6-10
United
Piece
7-
1
6-10
United
2
4-vo
United
7-
1
6-15
6%
6-27
6-
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
7-1
6-
3
$1.15
7-
1
6-
3
(quar.)
$1.16
7-
1
6-
$1.16 4
7-
1
6-
3
$1.27 4
7-
1
6-
—
30
3
3
(quar.)
6-10
5.12%
$1.28
7-
1
6-
7-
1
5.25 %
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
7-15
(quar.).
$1,314
7-
1
6-15
5.85%
preferred
(quar.)____
$1,464
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-15
S.
7
U.
p
5.85% preferred (entire issue called for re
demption on July 15 at $105 per share
plus this dividend and the regular quar¬
3
issue
7-
6
5-24
6-20
6-10
$1.06(4
7-
30c
1
6-24
7-1
6-20
1
7- '5
62(40
(Bait.)
(interim)
8-1
7-5
10c
7-15
6-21
60c
'
iqusr.)
8-
37(40
%
6-30
6-21
50c
called
$105
share plus
per
6-21
7-
7
6-21
7-
1
6-21
Corp.—
redemption
June
on
this dividend
$1.12(4
(quar.)
common
6-20
7-7
$1,75
for
6-24
6-29
20c
Securities
7-15
85c
(quar.)
_________
A
6-30
7-
$1.50
1
6-3
7-1
6-3
$1.75
7-
1
6-3
30c
7-
1
6-17
44c
6-30
6-20
22 (4 c
7-1
6-10
7-
6-15
$1
(quar.)_
Hoffman
Machinery—
New
(initial
common
International
&
(10.986c
income
4(4 %
22.8c
10.214c
&
Lines Co.
quar.)
Securities—
designated
dividend,
gains
S.
8
?
7-10
—
Initial
U.
7
6-30
(quar.)
com.
preferred
S.
7-
25c
(quar.)
Foreign
at
S.
U.
6-20
8-10
$2.50
(quar.)
class
Gypsum,
77c
6-13
20c
Co.,
Extra
6- 3
1
U.
Publishers
Storage
preferred
Entire
1
'
B
&
7-
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
$4.25
Works,
Foreign Securities
S.
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
374c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
U.
5-31
,
pref.
partic.
non-cum.
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
&
S. Foil
3
$1.06 4
S.
S
Corp.,
Specialties
Coid
S.
5-31
1
$1
& Canal (quar.)
Jersey RR.
&
6-10
7-
ordinary f (final)—
irom capital re¬
Machinery,
preferred (quar.)
United
J
35C
$1,02 4
(quar.)
I
Transmission,
preferred
7- 1
pence
Shoe
,
6-30
$1.06(4
6-10
7-1
5uc
(Brooklyn, N. Y.)—
.___!
Ltd.,
4.8
Dye
'
37V2C
common.
57c
Printers
7-
50c
—__
(quar.)_
1
7-
$1.1272
(quar.)
common
7-
40c
30c
44%
,
Pacific
45c
quar.)
Extra
&
United
$4C
(s-a)
United New
6-10
$1.10
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-30
invest¬
14.3d
6-15
1
25c
preferred
Mines,
6-21
serve
6-30
7-
$1
i
;
6-21
7- 2
"
Manufacturers
&
and
pence
6-16
preferred
7- 2
60c
Bank
Molasses,
9'/2
$5C
(quar.)
common
net
(quar.)
,
50C
(increased)
6-21
j:75c
dividend
United
6-30
$4
Ltd.
7- 2
;
Merchants
Stcck
1
50C
;
Industries,
Electric, Products,
7-12
6-10
t$l
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-30
Quarterly
Switzson
Sylvania
7-12
1
7-15
Illuminating
7-30
1
1
8-
common___
(From
)_!___
United Industrial
5
oOc
8-
]8c
Fund
income
preferred
United
6-23
184c
(qutti.i
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Improvement,
50c
Co.
a
(quar.)
Sugar,
United
$$1.25
(quar.i
Corp
3174C
Water,
6-20
15c
(quar.)
&
1
$40C
—
6-21
7-15
•
Income
ment
$50c
(quar.)_
Rico
8-31
1
(quar.)
7-1
6
Inc.—
7-
United
6-30
preferred
Pituburgn
1
O.)
(A.
Funds
1
8
7-30
(quar.)_
preferred
Sutton
pfd.
$1.40
8-1
15c
(quar.)
6-
$40c
common
Electric
4.60%
8-31
•
United
preferred
4-
$25c
(quar.)
4.50%
5-31
2
Ltd.,
87V2C
(quar.)
preference
$35c
(quar.)___
preferred
preierred
preferred
5-31
Ordinary (s-ai
5%
preferred
A
B
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
54 %
51k
Porto
6-30
preferred
4-21
(quar.)
7-15
6-15
(quar.)
Atlantic Gas Co.,
preferred
6-16
7-
7-15
(quar.)
common
6 (4c
b-JO
5.40%
Tool,
624 c
(quar.)
7-15
J4uc
6-20
Co.—
30c
(quar.i—
6-16
preferred
5
preference
50c
common
6-15
$1.12V2
15c
6-30,.
•5%
8-
6-20
6-29
America—
investments,
class
Class
7-
(qiiar.)
pfd.
common
uth
outh
Stores,
8-15
67c
>.
1
—______
.
5%
outh
Valu
6-20
50%
.
(quar.)
(liquidating)
1
(quar.)
Fuel
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Products
5&
dividend
€-20
United
1
—±-.—
__—
Co.
Co.,
Stock
Super-Cold
6-30
6-30
&
United Fruit Co.
6-50
—2—
-noco
.
8
6-15
2i,C
(quar.)
Corp.
of
(quar.)
Utilities
class A
60c
6-21
1
8-
4.
preferred
Papei
7-
1
7-
12)40
Sunbeam
6-10
8-1
(quar.)_
7-
$85c
"7-
:
convertible
$1.55
6-30
$1.12
(quar.)
(Canada)
Drill
10c
Mills,
50c
rg
6-21
(.quar.;
common
A
Assurance
United
50c
American
Corp.,
4%
pfd.
merville, Ltd., $2.30 pfd. (quar.)
inmars
Drug Stores, commour,
$1.25
6-21
1
Cuip.,
preierred
Life
Co.
Cicies
2jC
oivay
oiiotone
1
7-
10-
,
Engineering
Airciait
lar
7-
Cnemical
$4.50
Sun
1
7-
25c
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Laboratories
Paper
Inc.
&
2
$1.25
(quar.)_
preierred A
preierre/tK (quar.)
niith-Corona,
2
6-
$15c
—__
5%
rxenon
cc
6-21
6-
$15c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
xviiac
7-1
2
2
$3;Jc
________
____
xca.jon,
(A. O.)
15C
77-
3oc
(quar.)
ith
6-21
5c
1
5%■
6-29
Super
(quar.)
(quar.>-
nam,
$1.25
Sunshine Mining Co.
(quar.)
Class
B
Co
tioc
Class
Class
Electric
,,2jc
(quar.)
Dames, Ltd., class A
kt-naiwa
Suburban
(quar.i
$20c
Optical
verwoou
6-15
$45c
.
Mines, Ltd
gma
6-30
Canada, Ltd.-r—
of
___
Breweries.
67c
15c
Co._______
Quarterly,
cKs
6-15
$56 V*
Quarterly
it«.s' Seattle Brewing & Malting Co.—
mron
6-30
bun
pfd. B (quar.)
awmut Association of Boston (quar.)
elby
40c
preierred
7-
&
convertible
United
Co
Co.—
(quar.)
redeemable
erwin-wihiams Co.
6-17
Stromberg-Carlson
50c
,
& Power
redeemable pfd.-A
4%
1
6-14
$0
6-20
67J/2C
L
1
Share, Ltd. (s-a)
United Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
6-17
1,
1
(quar.)
preferred
Bond
7-
■
Drill
United Biscuit
United
7-
333/»c
(quar.)
7-
6-6
36c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
6-24
7- 1
{$1
preferred
$1.35
$2
7- 6
75c
$2.70
5-31
1
15c
_______
—
6-24
20c
$1.25
15c
6-15
1
25C
(s-ai
(quar.)
o^ip.
7- 6
(quar.)
7-
Twist
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
(Mich.) —
7-
Union
When
51
20c
(quar.)
7-15
$50c
(quar.)_
preierred
(initial (quar.)
quar.)
Co.
25c
6-27
25c
—-—
RR.
25c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
Telepnone Co.
5c
ismograpn
bamxocir
B
Pacific
Union
Strathmore
Stony
6-15
V
Share
class A
new
Union
(quar.)
7-
6-30
Co.—
__________—
6-30
$1.30
(s-a)
43 %c
—
&
com.
Per
Name of Company
paid in lieu of the semi-
Stokely-Van Camp,
5-27
Holder$
Payable 0} Rec.
Union Oil & Gas
annual cash dividend payable
\r
10c
(quar.)
Angeles)
(Los
Davin
dividend
J.OC
ouuiinuii——
(quar.)
participating
2
Whatley
314c
(quar.)
Insur.
7-
10c
(quar.)
Accepianoe
preferred
urity
1
$1.25
4oC
quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
preierred
7-
Share
ofj Company
Stix, Baer & Fuller—
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
iquar.)
connnuu
convertible-preierred
$5.75
6-17
$1.43 3/4
(increased
Co.,
1
common
(quar.)
RR.
finance
ttouara
ars,
A
preierred
board
15c
7-
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
$1.12 4
Inc.,
ruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
S-i.oU
(2975)
Holder•
When
Per
Name of
financial Chronicle
Number 5441... The Commercial and
olume 181
as
capital
a
net
ordinary
capital
surplus)
from
from
(N.J.)—
preferred
•
(s-a)
•
outham
Co..
(increased)
Ltd.
utheastern
partic.
uthern
60c
4 80%
___
issues
initial
outhern
30c
$1.75
D
__.
7-20
7-1?
6-28
Texas
6-20
6-21
6-15
6-30
$1.20
(initial I
dividend
—
_<—
reported in
incorrectly
as
8-
1
7-15
20c
8-
1
$5
7-
1
6-15
outhern
Qxygen Co.
Production
preferred
uthwest
Natural
preferred
outhwestern
4.28%
Gas,
A
preferred
uth western
Increased
Life
Insurance
Co.
uthwestern
4.15%
10c
7-
1
6-15
Thermatomie
7-
1
6-20
Thermoid
7-
1
6-27
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
vereign Investors,
from
from
capital
"okane
7-11
7-15
tandard
Fire
New
$3
Van
Equipment Co.
$1.50
7-
8
6-30
Vapor
Heating
114c
6-30
6-15
15c
6-30
6-15
2
5-31
Viau,
$1,124
6-30
6-10
$1,064
6-30
6-10
convertible
60c
8-
1
7-20
Thrifty Drug
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
Associated
Water
Common
$1.20
6-29
6-20
1
6-15
3
9-15
10-
12-15
12-
1
Co.
Tobin
Packing Co.
Torbrit
Silver
Toronto
Iron
50c
7-
1
25c
7-
1
6-20
6-28
6-17
Torrington
Co.
6-28
6-17
Torrington
Mfg
50c
7-23
7-16
6%
7-
1
6-17
75c
7-
1
6-17
40c
7-
1
124c
7-11
124 c
7-11
6-24
._—___
■
—-Wm
934c
tandard
Power
Common
Above
&
—__
Materials,
<fc
Light,
payments
are
Ltd.,
com
subject
class
A
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
to
SEC
(quar.)
$37 4c
7-
1
7-
8
6-24
7-
8
6-24
$ 15c
7-
6-20
8
(quar.)—
______
B
$15c
tanfield's, Ltd., class A
Class
E
(s-a)
tarrett
(L.
S.)
Co.
teel
Products
tedman
of
Ltd.
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-15
60c
6-30
6-10
$30c
(quar.i
Engineering
(quar.)—
Ltd. (increased quar.)
Erewers
& Stern Textiles,
20c
6-30
8-
6-15
1
7-
6-30
7
6-15
common
(quar.)_
$25c
7-
2
6-15
25c
terling
tern
6-20
50c
Co._.
Canada
Bros.,
8
$20c
(s-a1
tanley Home Products (increased)
tanley Works (quar.)
teel
7-
$3Cc
(quar.)_
7-
5
6-16
15c
7-
1
1
Underwriters
Union
60c
1
6-15
6-29
6-
$25c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
3
preferred
(quar.)
56c
7-
1
6-13
preferred
(quar.)
56C
10-
1
9-13
Corp.—
Vulcan
6-15
Wabash
6-17
Wabasso
25c
6-27
6-17
7-
6-17
$$1,124
7-
2
6-
8
7-
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Street
(quar.)
25c
6-30
6-15
6-30
&
Class
6-21
Walworth
6-21
Ward
1
6-21
Co.
572%
preferred
8-16
6-30
$$1.75
7-15
6-30
40c
6-28
6-10
Waukesha Motor
40c
7-
6
6-24
Wayne
624 c
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
Ware
River
1
7-
Y.)
$2
7-
1
6-15
$15c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-15
Ltd.—
2nd
pref
6-
3
35c
6-30
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
874c
8-15
7-20
preferred
(quar.)
924c
8-15
8-15
7-20
$1,124
8-15
7-20
9-15
12-15
9-
1
11-29
9-
1
11-29
6-30
6-20
6-30
^6-20
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-15
8-
1
7-15
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-20
7-11
6-24
7-2
6-6
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
6-17
7-1
6-14
15c
—.___
7-
1
6-21
7-
1
6-20
8-19
7- 1
7-29
6-10
7-
6-20
$2
Worts—
5%
25c
6272c
30c
Co.
preferred
20c
Webb
6-16
6-16
7- 6
7-15
8- 1
6-16
7- 1
7-14
30c
(quar.)
6272C
Foundry & Machine Co.—
50c
Knitting
(quar.)
Mills
-
—
(quar.)_
7- 1
6-15
35c
7-1
7- 1
6-1
6-17
7-
40c
&
Knapp, $3 pfd. (accum.)
Showcase & Fixture Co.—
57#
$1.50
preferred
Weber
317»C
Weeden & Co.,
47#
7- 1
$3.50
(s-a)
6-25
7- 1
$1.377a
(quar.)
7-15
25c
com..
(quar.)
Waterbury-Farrel
1
common
convertible
4%
convertible
convertible
vestment" income)
1-3-56
12-15
20c
35c
6-30
7- 1
6- 9
6-15
30c
7- 1
6-10
$1.50
7- 1
6-15
$$1.75
7- 2
6-17
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quarterly
6-15
9- 1
6-15
9-15
50c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Wellington^ Fund
6-17
7- 1
9-10
7- 1
10- 1
75c
(quar.)
preferred
1
50c
(quar.)
from
payable in cash
net
or
in¬
stock
7-20
SI
9-15
12-15
25c
;
(accum.)__
guaranteed
RR.,
Warren Bros.
4%
(N.
Corp.,
0-17
7-15
6-20
4
$1.75
Quarterly
6-17
7-
35c
(quar.)_
Co.,
11-15
6-17
6-30
$12720
(quar.)
(increased)
Baking
8-25
1
1
7-15
5c
preferred
(quar.)
com.
7-15
7-
1
12-
$1.12
Inc.
Tiernan
11-25
6-30
6
9-
12-10
75c
(quar.)
(reduced quar.)
preferred
$2
40c
174 c
6-
9-10
$1.50
(quar.)
&
1
374c
6-15
6-20
$1.75
(quar.)
Gooderham
&
Co.,
A
Wallace
1
$1,124
6-10
6-30
Missouri,
com.
(quar)
preferred
(quar.)_
_•
at
holders
Wesson
West
Oil
Coast
option
&
Snowdrift
Telephone,
(quar.)
$1.20
pfd.
(quar.)__
6-13
5%
preferred
(auar.)
*1.25
9-30
9-13
5%
preferred (quar.)
*1.25
12-30
12-15
Walker
7-
7-
6-30
(See Hiram Walker)
7-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
5
624c
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
partic.
1
7-
20c
15c
(quar.)—
Bond,
40c
(quar.)
1
Trust
7-
&
30c
674c
common
Acceptance
6-
7-15
preferred
62 4c
(quar.i
Insurance
Salle
2
7-29
6-15
3772C
(quar.)
(H.)
314c
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
Walker
8%
7%
Ltd.
Cotton,
8
(quar.)__
pfd.
Co
RR.
6-
Corp.
non-cum.
Detinning,
2
$1.25 pfd.
6-23
1
$2
Wagner Baking,
1%. preferred
(quar.i
6-30
7-
50c
(quar.)
7-
Co.,
15c
35c
—
Corp., $3 prior preferred
4(4%
prefererd
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
6-3
25c
$10c
common
preferred
2
1
6-24
.
8772C
Vulcan
1
7-
.
8
J1272C
(quar.)
common
6%
Co.,
$60c
Union Electric Co. of
$4
11.23
Tool
7-
7-11
6-17
7-
7-1,1
' .?«•
$1272c
participating preferred
Vlchek
7%
(quar.)_;
A
(quar.)_:
System,
(quar.)—
class
;
Virginian Railway,
7-
1
6r28
fl5c
Works,
Waitt
Co.,
La
50c
preferred
Waldorf
Corp.
Corp.
7-
6%
1
7-14
$1.25
(quar.)
B
3(4%
7
convertible
South
Udylite
6-
$3.70
44 %
Lithograph
Common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
208
Class
Victor Chemical
8
Rapit Transit,^common
Coach
6-17
2
1
10c
.__
7-
convertible prior pmerred
$1.50
Co.,
6-
6-20
4V4 %
tetcher-Traung
5%
1
7-
8-
}50c
(quar.)
2
Corp., 4,/2% pref. (quar.)
Tuckett Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp.
(Del.) —
Quarterly
1
.-i.
Twin
1
7-
6-17
6-17
$10c
A
7-15
Temper
City
7-
25c
6-13
6-30
6-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
15c
6-15
20c
B
7-
Trinity
Universal
Quarterly
Twin
Class
$30c
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
$2.70
Viceroy Mfg.
40C
'
Class
%
(quar.)__
$60c
Products
Products
Trlco
Ltd.
87 4c
preferred
True
ap¬
;
,
Fund__
(quar.)
5%
pfd.
4%
$15c
6-17
1
55c
5"h
$$1.25
(quar.)
Trl-Continental
6-15
35c
(quar.)_
—
proval.
Radio,
7-
75c
35c
Ltd.
B
tandard
6-24
7-15
50c
(quar.)
Paving
5%
5-16
Stock
Corp.,
(s-a)________
preferred
Treesweet
(quar.)__
(quar.)__—
Transamerica
(Ohio)—
(quar.)
Paper Mfg., common.
tandard
41,2%
6-20
1
Towne
Association, Ltd. (quar.)__
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Building
6-24
6-15
7-
$25c
common
(quar.i
A
Co.
Co.
Finance
B
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Traders
Class
7-11
10c
$5c
(interim)
$1.75 prior pfd.
Mines,
6-27
30c
&
35c
class
Mortgage
Traders
6-17
preferred A
preferred
—
(quar.)
Works
partic.
Toronto
Towne
10c
—
— — — — —
60c
6-21
—_
quar.)
X
tandard
—__
(quar.)
Towmotor Corp.
tandard Holding, class A—.—__
daSS B
34%
5%
______
20c
Ltd.
Strum
Class
(entire
Mines.
74c
:
Co.
—
issue called for
July
1
at
$10.50 per
quarterly dividend)
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.)_—
;
Tin Too Tailors. Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
partic preferred (quar.)
Oil
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
(Ky.), common
pfd. $10 par
redemption
on
share plus this
common—_r________—__
Participating
tandard
pfd.
7-
Oil—
(stock dividend)
preferred
Finance
6%
7-
$40c
Stores, 4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
414%
Tide
(quar.)___
'*
8
6-30
30c
preferred
(quar.)
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)
6-16
(initial
common
6-10
1
77-
25c
60c class A preferred
(quar.)
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.
Quarterly
Vanity
(quar.)
6-20
Van
6-10
6-30
Jv) (quar.)
Steamship—•"*
tandard Fmit &
6-17
6-20
7-22
50c
(quar.)
1'
6-10
50c
(N.
6-10
6-15
7-15
8-15
30c
(quar.)
1
6-10
Insurance
6-30
6- 9
7-15
35c
Light (increased)
Sugar Co.—
1
1
(quar.)
Utah-Idaho
6-30
6-15
6-30
15c
quar.)
&
7-
7-
prior preferred
6-17
Co.
(quar.i
7-
50c
S2-$5
Factors,
6-30
Pictures
Power
7-
184c
tandard
Utah
10c
7-20
30c
tahl-Meyer,
Upson Co.
6-15
6-30
(quar.)
common
314c
1
15c
tandard-Cocsa-Thatcher
Universal
6-15
1
25c
314c
8-
Co.—
(quar/)
6-15
1
1
c
174
(quar.)__
!
pfd, series B (quar.)__
pfd., initial series (quar.)
333 Building Corp., $5 prior pfd. (accum.)__
Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar.)
preferred
Thrift Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
5c
(quar.i
1
7-
7-
6-16
7-
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
convertible
7-20
30c
"D" Co.
7-
.
Stel
nonconvertible
1
30c
uare
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
c
6-20
6-30
15c
1772C
—
5%
Time
prlngfield Fire & Marine Insurance
6-15
10c
—______
preferred
70c
(quar.)
Thorofare Markets, common
$1.15
Quarterly
1
40c
(quar.)
Thor Power Tool
27 Vic
gains
International RR.
7-
$6
$1.0334
$1.06
and
6-
6-25
$1
Carbon
97 4C
income
1
1
$1
6-20
7-15
30c
7-
314
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
B
quar.)
preferred
7-
Extra
7-15
1272c
(increased
Corp. (quar.)
Utilities, Inc. (increased
25c
common
8-
Inc.—
investment
net
2nd
6-20
,
25c
Transit
5%
—
preferred (quar.).
4.60%' preferred
(quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
$4.20
25c
(quar.)
6-15
1
8772C
$3.50
$6 preferred
58c
preferred
1
,.„425c_««
preferred
Universal-Cyclops
1
1
7-
(quar.)_
com.
Corp.,
1
(quar.)._
(quar.i
8-15
________
4.25%
Stores
United
9-15
4.40%
convertible
Utica
4%
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
70c
United
8
$1.10
3.90%
6-23
8
$1.25 convertible preferred
4%
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
6-23
6-30
8
92 4 C
preierred
6-30
Stockyards,
7-
6-20
55c
3.70%
6-15
7-
7-15
Service
Public
1
7-
com.___
Ltd.___
Corp.,
7-
25c
quarterly
United
7-
Steel
1
$0.16fi4<"
(Dallas)
United
Y.)
(N.
1
Th'ompson-Starrett,
-
8-19
Co.
8-
American,
:
Trust
8-
Textron
4.65%
S.
8-
Co.
Co.
V
U.
Smelting, Refining & Mining,
preferred (quar.)
S.
Sugar Corp. (quar.)
$1
4%
preferred
9-15
6-20
6272c
S.
$1.21
$1.25
$1.1614
(initial).
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Utilities
/
6-20
1
77c
$1.14
6-20
p
—
6-15
$1.25
$4 preferred
6-30
Electric—
&
1
1
7-
$1.1272
2nd preferred (quar.)
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
preference series A (quar.)
S.
57c
(quar.)
Inc.,
—
7-
U.
(quar.)
$1.50
(s-a)
common
6-15
$1.25
;
Textiles,
62'4 c
1
Co.—
(quar.)
common
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Gas
Ry.,
7-15
—_
7-
7-
7-
93%c
;
4727c
6-15
6-15
$1.25
50c
Railway—
non-com.
Pipeline
<quar.)__
preferred
preferred
$4.84
(quar.)
1
7-1
1
7-12
9334c
(quar.)
45c
(quar.)
B
$1
(quar.)
U.
(quar.)
preferred
$4.56
Ga?
25c
(quar.)
uthern
1
7-
25c
Texas Power & Light,
pre¬
(quar.)
8-
$1.35
.
(quar,)
Pacific
&
5%
(quar.)
Natural
preferred
Texas
England Telephone
A
preferred
U.
(quar.i
preferred
Illinois
Texas
$0.261333
a
preferred
5.4%
Texas
7-15
$0.2613
(quar.)
common
preferred
334%>
7-15
$1
$1.16
(quar.)
J.
Transmission—
Gas
"4.96%
6-10
payment
New
"uthern
374 c
6-15
$1.24
preferred
(quar.)
Playing Card (quar.)
Plywood Corp., common
3%%
1
$1.14
$4
(quar.)
preferred
7-
S.
7-15
12'4c
(quar.)_
S.
U.
'
8-13}
7-11
Service,
preferred
$4.64
Common,
(quar.)
Power,
preierred
vious
$50c '
$$1.50
Electric
$4.56
6-5
Electric—
&
(quar.)
preferred
Above
.
C.) (quar.)
7% pfd. (quar.)
(N.
Process,
Gas
Nevada
4.80%
10c
6-3X)
Tennessee
•t;
——
,———
Insurance
preferred
uthern
-
U.
22%c
terly payment shown above
Natural Gas Lines, Inc.
6-20
6-15
*
Indiana
Common
5%
1
6-30
•
—
Franklin
outhern
Ltd.—
Co.,
preferred (quar.i
uthem-Fire
$6
7-
Texas
(increased quar.)
Power
"(quar.)
Common
•><*-
6-29
20c
(quar.)_
pfd.
orig.
Canada
outhern
6%
6
California Edison Co.—
outnern
5%
Telephone
6-14
7-
37V2C
Public Service, common (quar.)
convertible preferred B (quar.)
6%
6-28
15c
$45c
;
outheastern
$4.50
Union
Union
preferred
Gas
Co.
of
Investment
(quar.)
Canada,
(Detroit)
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
West
$35c
8-
1
7-
8
West
15 c
7-
1
6-17
1%
Jersey & Seashore RR.
(s-a)
Kootenay Power & Light, Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)—
Si
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
62
Vest
Penn
Vest
Penn
Power
7%
prior
West
1
32 tec
6-30
$1.12 >/a
7-15
6-20
$1.05
7-15
6-20
$1.02»/2
7-15
6-20
1
6-15
--
1
6-
7-
1
Co.,
$1.12 te
7-
1
&
7-
1
7-
I
Western
Department
6-30
Western
7-
1
6-10
class A
Ltd.,
Grocers,
90c
6-30
6-15
7-15
6-15
8-
1
7-
1
8-
1
7-15
31 tec
8-
1
7-15
34 %C
8-
1
7-15
6-29
6-21
$2
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.) ___
Western Maryland Ry., 7% 1st pfd
<Three quarterly dividends of $2.50 each
for the quarters emding June 30, Sept.
te %
Dec.
and
5%
5%
$7.50
—V.
Class
B
Weston
(quar.)
of
underwriting.
to
—
T-
1
o-iu
10-
1
25c
Whitaker
White
Paper
Hardware,
White
White
7-
8
Wieboldt
Stores,
6-
1
6-
3
40C
7-
1
$-18
170c
(quar.)
1
I
6-20
I
6-20
6-20
8-19
7-29
6-13
sion
1
7-
6-30
$1.50
7-31
9-20
8-31
8-
1
8-
1
1
12 V2C
G-30
6-15
62 tec
6-30
6-15
(quar.) —
common
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Lothrop,
Monthly
(s-a>
$2.50
—
Younker
Brcs.,
SZouolite
Co.
9-20
1
10-20
6-23
1
7-
1
and
7-
t
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
8-
1
corporation
8-
I
7-
offered
6-30
7 tec
6-30
to
pay
without
expenses
J.
Y.
Scott,
President
fill
to
Mr.
Non«
of
vacancies
is
McKee
The
incorrect.
mining
to
is
this
on
company,
the
Vice-President
a
Dr. Harriman
corrected
payment
I.
1954
p.
elected
was
on
of
board
and
dflber
surfaced,
•nercial
(ft
is
The
SEC
The
is
•overlay
checking,
a
light
other
surface
Duraply,
as
unaffected
•wud
smooth
charge
with the
by
this
normal
It
and
cents)
product
expose
elements.—V.
181,
p.
to
may
wear
one
be
and
United
of
rain,
Derivatives
■experimental
States
of
Rubber
rock
tire
and
that
will
new
sun,
used for interior as
free of delamination
States Plywood Corp.,
freezing temperatures
the
10
at
of
the
through
New
Tire—
basic
ingredients
of
a
new
a
Sold Privately—The
has arranged to place privately, through Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., an issue of $4,000,000 4% sinking
jTuuad debentures due May 1, 1980, it was announced on
June 21,
BHibsidiaries.—V.
180,
be
p.
applied to
101.
general
Regulattion
"D"),
covering ,th
181,
453.
p.
of
C.
A.
111.—Files With SEC—
&
construction
program
of
Co.,
with
filed
stock
common
Allyn
was
(par
on June 3 coverin
offered at the marke
for the account oi
SEC
the
to
$1)
Chicago,
1U81.
Inc.,
be
111.,
program
the
of
for
Executive
acquisition,
company's business
Commit¬
finance
sell
to
its holdings
outstanding
and
common stock
holds the remaining
which
be
month
in excess
completed.—V. 131,
was
on June 17, has issued an order authoriz
of 10.000 shares (50% ) of .th
of Penn Bus Co. to The Greyhound £prp.
10,000 shares. The consideration thereof i.
equivalent to one-half of the amount,, on the last day of th
preceding the date of sale, of the total assets less total liabili
it was announced
this company
ing
running
and
(146,263 as of March 31,
ties of Penn Bus
in
shipments
1955).—V. 181, p. 2626.
RR. Co.—Earnings—
per
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
Gross
the
to
Net
be
share through I. J. Schenin & Co., New York.
be used to pay expenses incident to mining
from
ry.
Gross
formerly known
as
1953
$5,104,847
$4,110,64
851,326
1,658,650
1,124(48
from
ry.
475,929
647,200
15,222,572
20.139.708
16,462,70
3,878,166
2,983,092
6,713.660
4.074,31
2,057,154
railway
railway
oper.
181,
450,28'
765,514
16,291.474
1,479,250
2,683,488
1,486,79
income—~
1—
Jan.
from
Net
San Miguel Uranium, Inc.
railway——
oper.
From
to
are
1954
$4,011,161
1,473,845
railway
from
Netr
1952
1955
$4,625,987
April—
p.
income...
2165.
Vectron, Inc., Waltham, Mass.—Files With SEC—
corporation
covering
offered
at
shares
10 filed a letter of notification with the
of class A common stock (par $1) to be
at $8.75 per share) through May &
(estimated
market
Mass.
The
177, p. 2136.
Boston,
capital.—V.
working
June
on
5,700
the
Inc.,
Gannon,
net
proceeds
are
to^be
used
for
White Motor Co.—Introduces New Tractor—
}
progressive adavancement in truck transportation, permitting th
greater payloads at lower costs, was revealed on June l:
introduction by this company of a new diesel tractor, designate
"9000,"'
which
incorporates
unique
design
and
constructs
A
carrying of
with
the
features.
Virginian Ry.—Earnings—
the
ry.
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
p.
$3,394,188
1,146.845
1,045,533
579.473
595,833
514,905
1-3,568.479
11,614.579
12,740,927
16,467,774
5,639,925
3,865.552
4.459.110
6.241,316
a
3,173,935
2,187,367
2,353,201
3,205,202
without
an
income
time,
valued
tractor
The
the
vehicles
at
45-foor
is
only
90
eastern
new
140
delivery
of
Inc.,
of
Akron,
to
back
Express,
Roadway
of th
Ohi-
$1,500,000.
inches
from
bumper
of
cab,
thu
trailer and still remaining within th
length-limitations imposed b
the use of a 35-foot
combined
tractor
and
Powered
announced
company
to
approximately
permitting
many
railway
railway
oper.
181,
$3,198,431
1,012.582
1—
Jan.
from
from
$2,778,907
899,844
income—
1953
1,527,837
railway
oper.
Net
order
1954
$3,462,111
railway—
from
from
1952
same
streamlined
new
1955
April—
trailer
states.
(
the "9000" incorporate
delivers "unusually high mileage'
was pointed out.—V.
181, p. 252
by a JT6B Cummins diesel engine,
fuel
injection
adjustment
that
system
or
repairs,
it
2401.
Worcester County Electric Co.—To Issue Bonds—
Vitro
Corp.
of
America—Developing Guided
Missile
Systems for Navy—
Following
the U. S.
Navy's recent announcement that guided missile
joint the fleet this year, Dr. G. Russell Tatum, General
Vitro Laboratories at Silver Spring, Md., on June 16
disclosed that his company has been engaged for more than a year,
under contract with the Bureau of Ordnance, on systems engineering
ships
This
company,
a
subsidiary
of
New
to file a registration statement with
with
respect
amount
Bids
of
the
p.
competitive bidding of $8,500,000
of first mortgage bonds, series D, due 1985.
are
offices
2097.
Electric System, pro
the SEC early in Septembe
princip-
England
poses
will
Manager
to
under
(files
and sale of 300,000 shares of common stock (par 1
share through James Anthony Securities Corp., Ne~
notification
of
The SEC,
and
United Utilities Inc.—Debentures
are
Canad.
Toronto,
West Penn Electric Co.—To Sell Bus Holdings—
New York University.
on
cents
proceeds
•company
proceeds
Ltd.,
per
selling stockholder.—V. 181, p.
the
of
of the Executive Committee,
Vice-Chairman
the
President
and
Inc.
Pa.
Finance,
received
orders
company was
The
SEC
Net
temperature range of nearly
COO degrees
Fahrenheit.
The tire was developed jointly
bv United
4States Rubber Co. and Dow Corning Corporation.—V. 131, p. 1780.
"The
Mines,
notification
of
shares
3.500
Net
Gross
Co.—Develops
are
includin
companies,
Chicago
181, p. 1780.
Uranium
$1
letter
At
abrasion.
2847.
withstand
several
controls
or
has been withdrawn.—V.
York,
22 announced the
of Grosvenor S.
June
June 16 filed a letter of
3.000,000 shares of common stock
covering
net
From
sand
com
operations.—
—V.
Net
United
in* the
President.
as
owns
issue
at
com-
potentialities.
or both sides of
a
smooth
protection
and makes the panel
to
completely
is
Substantia
a
Withdrawn—
letter
proposed
to
that
corporation
This
saving
raising
material
resists
of
Corp. and Camfield Manufacturing Co., producers of smal
appliances, and Haber Corp., manufacturer of components fo
Webster
celluose
heat
and
pressure
treated fiber.
This
grain
and
buff color, this
applications.
hard,
(Known
4k
swelling
cost
and
resistant.
exterior
as
Its
under
the resin
resin
residential
both
plywood,
fir
grade
bonded
"Crezon."
of
moisture
Of
well
offering important
exterior
permanently
sheet
prevents
«n.ore
■mod
of
for
medium
Product—
phenolic
panel,
plywood
versatile
a
construction
made
Tvtiich
is
Corp.—New
Plywood
Haffa
electronic equipment.—V.
operations.
States
industrialist,
held by R. F. Blash, Ghairmar
June 20.
on
1922.
in
offered
weatherproof
Chicago
Haffa,
announced
Western Pacific
(Continued from page 10)
new
Owen
Mr.
kitchen
Vanura Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
Investment News
United
-V'
acquisition makes Mr. Haffa the largest stockholder
Mr.
directors,
Talon.
of
of Meadville,
Professor of
stated
Scott
of
Corporation and
Segal
tee, designated in
public relations.
Mr.
A
.
,
Harriman.
W.
Barett Machine Tool Co.
Herbert
was
This
.
.." .<7
-
Dormeyer
stock (par one cent) to be
underwriting.
The proceeds
incident
-
-
•
There have been no changes in management and none is con
templated, N. C. Owen, President, said. Mr. Blash remains as Chairma
A
notification
of
r
394.
p.
McKee and Dr. John
this dividend.
and/or record date is indicated here.
General
cents
used
be
180,
Mr. Scott was also elected Chairman
date
letter
a
common
of
Corp.—Haffa Buys Stock Interes
Titus
by
was
to accept th
each share 0
wishes
who
redemption
Weco Products Co., Chicago,
income tax.
published
in
pany.
Van Norman Co.—Two New Directors Elected—
6-10
7-11
Less Jamaica income tax.
date
filed
16
shares of
per share,
June 17
457.
p.
..
founder,
A
2
75c
(increased)
Canadian non-residents tax.
♦Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15% ; resident tax 7%.
5 Previous
12 te
at
to
are
V.
♦Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
x
June
on
1,040,000
on
7- 2
156 tec
(annual)
British
L
will be managed by American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.
of the financing, the directors and principal officers
covering
election
•aLess
stock
Martin
174,
j
:.
Acquisition
and
Utco Uranium Corp.—Files With SEC—
The
SEC
Offer—
announced
was
stockholder
each
to
of
block of stock in Webster-Chicago Corp.,
Uranium.
6-15
17tec
122 tec
(quar.)—.
♦Transfer books not closed for
in Standard
will be Edward H. Snyder, Chairman; Mitchell A. Melich, President; Charles A. Steen and Richard A. Young, Vice-Presidents;
E. T. Poley, Percy M. Stewart, a partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and
Howard I. Young, who is also President of American Zinc.
Construction of the mill will be started immediately and it is expected
that it will be in operation in about 15 months.
6-18.
7-15
62 tec
50c
shares
Webster-Chicago
of the company
6-15;
(quar.)—
distributing
Offering
8-30
25C
it
the
to
stock.—V.
-
and will invest $500,000 in the development
area,
6-15
10%
investment company,
.
6-10
1
56 tec
(quar.)
Wealth Radio Corp.
1
11-
7-
($50 par)
(quar.)————
($100 par) (quar.)
preferred
10-
7-20
6-30
by
2.07
Wealden
After completion
'
) 8-19
7-
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Teller's, Ltd., common
4te%
1
75c
(stock dlv.)
common
preferred
preferred
1
8-
30c
—
Corp., common (quar.)_
4te%
preferred (quar.)
"Youngstown Steel Door
9-
50c
___
Mfg.
York
Yosemlte Park & Curry
6-20
7-21)1
25c
—
Boiler Works
(increased)
1
1
25c
—
—
&
78-
50c
-
-
York
applied
offer
Indian venture,
The plant
25c
Monthly
Towne
8
25c
used t"
be
y
New
stock
to
Other
5-16
1
25c
—
—
Monthly
8
6-
6-28
8-
will
participations
the
SEC for an exemption order with respect to a
it proposes to make to its stockholders; and th
Commission has given Interested persons until June 30, 1955, to reques
a hearing thereon.
Wealden has outstanding 116,484 shares of commo
stock, $5 par.
Its assets consist solely of cash, U. S. Governmen
securities, and 243,450.9 shares of the common stock of The Glenn L
Martin Company.
Wealden proposes to offer to redeem its outstandln
participants in the company are Combined Metals Reduction
Co., an important producer of lead and zinc, and American Zinc, Lead
& Smelting Co., one of the nation's
leading metallurgical companies.
8
6-
6-28
50c
$1.25
—
of
sale
exchange offer which
which is owned jointly by Uranium Reduc¬
Standard Uranium Co.
Mr. Steen is also one of the principal
the Big
tion
(quar.)
common
the
from
balance due under the purchase contract, to defray cost,
to the acquisition of title, and to reimburse the partners fo
Wealden Co., N. Y.—To Make Exchange
This
the mill. The mill will also have capacity to service
producing mines in the area.
Uranium Reduction Co. olso owns various mining claims and mineral
stockholders
6-
6-29
the
portion of the deposit advanced.
Purchasers of participations wil
proportionately In the ownership of the partnership interests i
has
principal stockholder, owns a controlling interest in Uran¬
Co., and Mr. Steen has contracted to sell his entire
is the
output of ore
of
B
will be
B shares
a
share
ores
process
Interests in the Moab
"Class
to
made
lease
and
own
Associates.
proceeds
the
incident
a
only
other
—
non-assessable
Net
Reduction
ium
-
will
mill
Steen
6-10
will
in
interest
from the Big Indian Wash District of the
Colorado Plateau, and particularly the output of the famous MiVida
Mine of Charles A. Steen. The
Utex- Exploration Co., in which Mr.
7-15
7-
by taking title subject
deposit of $600,000 has been
paid
pay
1962.
31,
to March
runs
The
7-15
$1.25
a
first mortgage of $4,000,000
under the purchase contract.
property,
which
will b~
operated
under a 21-year
lease
arrangement ..with Warwick-Phila¬
delphia Corp. (of the Kirkeby Hotel Organization).,
The lease wil
provide for an annual net rent of $380,000.
The lessee also will
pay
all operating and maintenance expenses, except for mortgag
requirements.
Each
partner in Associates will contribute
at leas
$10,000
to the capital of the partnership; and by
this prospect
each partner is offering $350,060 of participations in his partnershi
This con¬
production of uranium oxide of the mill.
the entire
for
tract
7-15
$1.26
to buy the land and building, located a*
Philadelphia, Pa., known as The Warwic
proposes
Streets,
with
Edward H. Snyder,
1
6-
152.50
It
Associates.
1
$1.06 te
77';7<- ' "
the furnishings and equipment used
therein,
contract providing for a total purchase price of $8,000,000.
amount $4,000,000 is to be paid in cash and the balance wil
this
A
$3,500,000 will be
York. The equity
of
amount
7-
27V2C
(quar.)_
Worurabo Mfg., 5%
prior preferred
Wrlgley (Wm.i Jr., Co. (monthly)
Monthly
Yale &
the
7-
—
preferred
"Wyatt Metal
in
notes
■-'"".-yy
y,
A.Steen, President of Utex
non-cumulative redeemable preferred
Extra
promissory
term
'
together
Associates
acquired by the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of New
has been placed privately with investors.
6-15
7-
"'"7
partnership consisting of Lawrence A. Wien, Henr
Lane, William F. Purcell and Alvin Silverman a'
a
Locust
and
under
be
first mortgage sink¬
$6,200,000 of 4%%
sell
is
partners,'
17th
Hotel,
investment
6-17
20c
77yy7;'7
Alvin S.
Klein,
equal
Bonds Placed Privately—
—
$1.06 te
6-30
75c
&
shares
Reduction Co.
7." .,''7:''
Associates
W.
The
to
Short
7-20
6-20
6-30
7777;7::.:y
7 :%'777
be
involved.-
letter of notification with the SEC
President of Uranium Reduction Co., and Charles
Exploration Co., Jointly announced on June 17
completion of arrangements to construct one of the country's largest
mills at Moab, Utah, for the processing and concentration of uranium
ores.
'777 7V
A contract has been executed with the U. S. Atomic Energy Commis¬
'
—
fully-paid
Woodward
a
Brothers,
Pleasantville, N. Y.,
have placed privately $2,300,004 of Uranium Reduction
Cb; 5% subordinated debentures due Dec. 31, 1962.
—
($1 par) share.
Class
redeemed July 29)
6%
1
8-
6-30
19c
Co.
Mfg., Ltd.
16 filed
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., in association with Foley
6-17
7-
50c
of <notification with th
stock to be offered a
letter
A common
registration statement was filed on June 22 with the SEC cov
$4,250,000 participations in partnership interests in Associates,
offered in minimum amounts of $10,000.
No underwriting il
A
ering
Inc., constructors and engineers, of
6-10
40c
of class
Securities and Exchange Commission—
1954.
1,
75c
Petroleum Co.,
4%
5%
7-15
1
7-
$1.31 </4
.
preferred
(quar.i——
r45.04
preferred
(quar.)—
(One
tracted
3
7-
—.
45
pref en ed
1,017,334
May
ing fund bonds due June 1, 1962 to the New York Life
Insurance Co.
It was also announced on June 21 that
Service.
Public
Common
5%
1
1
(quar.)
Wisconsin
Woods
7-15
8-
7-
$1.25
<fc Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5% non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
Electric Power
6% pfd. (quar.)
5%
1
8-
$1
75c
Wisconsin
Woodley
6-15
$1.433A
WUson
Wiser Oil
1
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Oil
7-
shares
Warwick Hotel Associates, New York—Registers Wit
the pre¬
the
under an agreement negotiated by the
investment banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., has con¬
6-10
50c
filed-a
23
May
on
8,571
share, without underwriting.. The-proceeds are to be added t
per
Working capital.
This company,
6-15
1
preferred A (quar.)
common (quar.)
44.25
Wilcox
1
(increased)
new com.
Alter dividends on
income.
to $1.57 per share on
hands of the public at
25c
Inc.
6%
77-
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Fund,
Whitehall
7-29
25c
125c
corporation
covering
$34
Of
3
1st
Wico Electric,
€%
7-
(quar.)—_
Whitehall Cement Mfg.,
SEC
class B common stock
Uranium
6-24
7-29
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Motor, 5>/*% preferred (quar.)
—
Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref. (quar.)
42.80
7-15
112tec
(quar.)—;
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com. (quar.)——
4% prior lien (quar.i_
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
45 prior preferred
(quar.)_
—
Stock Sold Privately-
—
Walker-Scott Corp., San Diego* Calif.—Files-^- ;
The
O- 9
$1.2$;
(quar.)—
Steel Ce.
placement of 46,252 shares of capital stock of this
to the company.
of class A common stock and 150,000 shares
to be offered at par ($1 per share), without
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
mining operations.
covering
6-30
6-24 i
1
7-
117 tec
Inc.
181, p. 2847.
has been negotiated by Singer, Deane & ScribPittsburgh, New York and Cleveland, it was an¬
nounced on June 23. None of the proceeds will accrue
Exploration Co., Greeley, Colo.—Files
June
on
15,000
6-15
7-15
$1.25
class A
company
7-15
(initial)
(George),
the
assisting
ner,
7
Uranium Queen
60c
(quar.)
"Westmoreland,
the Navy
is
company
to $1.87 per share on the 1.015,709 shares of common
the hands of the public at April 30, 1955.
For
May 1, 1954 earnings were $1,721,063 after providing
1359.
p.
112 '/2C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
common
181,
The
Western Union. Telegraph—
New
Ordnance
Crucible
Vulcan
Co., Inc.—Earnings Increased—
41,845,000 for Federal taxes on
ferred stock, this is equivalent
shares of common stock in the
6-15
6-30
55c
37tec
Plvv/ood,
Westminister Paper,
divisio
a
Bureau of
of America,
publicly identified.—V.
Direct
to
(quar.)
Cos.
Western Tablet & Stationery, com.
"5%
with
missile systems for others ships which
Corporation
has not
cruisers will b«
guided missiles.
heavy
armed
type
that Vitro Laboratories, which is
the 26 weeks ended
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class B
conv.
"Western
Gas
their
of
outstanding in
etock
1955»
31,
Massachusetts
Natural
engineering guided
company
this is equivalent
6-17
40c
6%
Western
^
Vitro
in
and its subsidiaries report earnings for the 26 weeks
ended
April 30.
1955, of $2,014,960 after providing $1,830,000 for
Federal
taxes
on
income.
After dividends on the preferred stock,
This
7-1$
$1.50
42.50 class A (accum.)
46 preferred (quar.)——
Western Light & Telephone, common
Western
of
These
Canberra.
and
ships
disclosed
process,
Pictures
Universal
6-23
7-15
135c
(quar.) — —
(quar.)
Western Insurance Securities Co.—
30
6-17
150c
preferred
41.40
Boston
also
6-17
—
Stores (quar.)(increased)
Western Electric Co.
Porto
S.
S.
combatant
Tatum
6-17
30c
20c
(quar.)
Surety
Casualty
company's refinery at Llandarcy, Wales. A
Marghera Refinery, Venice, Italy, is under
originated and developed by Universal Oil
Products Co., uses a platinum-containing catalyst in reforming ther¬
mally cracked, straight run and natural gasolines to increase their
octane rating.
The unit in Wales, with a 6,000 barrel-per-stream-day
capacity, is designed to produce a 90 F-l clear motor fuel blending
component from napthas derived from Iranian or Kuwait crudes.
Universal Oil Products Co. designed, engineered and licensed the six
British Petroleum Platformers now operating.
Procon (Great Britain)
Ltd. built the Llandarcy plant.—V. 181, p. 2521.
6-15
$1.10
(quar.)
com.
(s-a)
Preferred
"Western
the
at
Platforming
The
6-15
——
(quar.)
Assurance
unit
seventh
8
1"
$1.25
$1.20
preferred
44-50
7-
$1.10
—
35c
Pulp & Paper (quar.)
Water Service—
preferred (quar.)
45
group
U.
first
Dr.
construction.
Virginia
Virginia
Western
Co.
into operation at the
gone
the
the
units to be put on stream for The
(formerly Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Ltd.) has
Platforming
seven
Petroleum
British
7-15
6-10
8-
Co.—
preferred (quar.)—
■4.20% preferred B (quar.)-—-—
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
Vest Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)
4%%
West
6-17
6-28
17 tec
of
sixth
The
for
Co.—Installs Platformers—
Universal Oil Products
Payable of Rec.
25c
Steel Foundry, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co. (increased quar.) —
Michigan
"West
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Name of Company'
■,
Monday, June 27, 1955
(2976)
to
sale
tentatively
of
the
at
scheduled
company,
441
to
be
received
on
Stuart St., Boston
Oct. 18, 1955 a
16, Mass.—V. 17
.
Volume 181
Number 5441 ...The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Consider H.) Willett, Inc. (& Subs.)
„
Year Ended April 30—
sales
Net
«
•
Cost
of
sales,
1955
$4,716,235
___
progress, which are estimated to cost $400,000, including the. cost of
additional machinery to be installed, and the balance will be added to
working capital and be available for general corporate purposes. Further
1954
$5,002,076
4,228,279
...
selling, genl. & admin,
in
-Earnings Incr.
.
4,508,581
exps
may
Other
into.ne
Profit
Fed.,
(net).
before
State,
Federal
city income taxes
profits tax refund
Net
profit -1
Dividends paid in
Earnings
$203,680
owns
$1.01
CONSOLIDATED
BALANCE
SHEET
AS
OF
APRIL
ASSETS—
Accts,
receivable
Inventories
Prepaid
Fixed
(less
reserve
$3,000).
486,501
1,292,104
42,882
1,062.860
$3,193,377
loan
(due within
108,000
Payroll deductions and
Income
taxes
35,867
Long
term
loan
notes
(not
Capital stock (par value
Earned
$5
share)
a
$3,193,377
The
by
public
offering
amendment..
The
and
price
'
■
<
and
•
■
60,000 by
underwriting
•
■
certain
selling
terms
in
the
Wrigley
of
than
operated
the
in
with
1954
a
sales
about
following
for
was
three
directors
new
new
for
elected
were
partner
a
Shepard.—V. 179,
in
on
June
22:
The
Herbert
the
York
New
law
firm of
June
on
contract,
batteries,
Holtzmann,
use,
net proceeds
With
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Stoud
&
&
Co.,
H.
Co., Inc.;
Inc.;
Hentz
&
Bache
Woodcock,
Co.—V.
&
Co.;
Hess
181,
p.
&
are
In
to
go
the
&
Towne
As
supplied
&
part
of
the
Inc.;
Net
are:
The
Ohio
loss
Common
Co.;
Earnings
Co.—Sells
"Net
-
its
lock
and
hardware
operations,
company has completed the sale of its Stamford, Conn., property
transferred title to The Old Colony Co. of Danbury, Conn., it was
announced on June 21 by Fred Dunning, Executive Vice-President.
Old
lor
Property—
and
The
Colony Co. is headed
S.
Navy,
Life
Assurance
Society
storage batteries has
Silvercel batteries of a.
produce
N.
Yardney,
of
Ordnance,
President,
an¬
by
the
Bureau
number
of extremely
Yardney said.
Mr.
York
New
electric
powerful
calls
batteries
the
for
for
use
revolutionary silver-zinclighter and, depending on
times smaller, six times
as powerful as conventional lead-acid storage bat¬
olficials said. They are being used to power missiles,
wide range of ultra-advanced electronic equipment.
a
by Lazarus S. Heyman,
prominent in
developing New England industrial properties.
'
per
*;
shares
common
terms
and
shares of
v■
of
director,
a
*
with
contract
the company
J.
Wm.-Anchell, a former
Aug. 27, 1954 purchased
on
outstanding capital stock
178, p. llw>.
lrom
him
and
■'J.',
t
•'r
,f. • ' w
'
York Corp.—Definitive Debentures Ready—
.
"
;
-—_.
its
$69,387.50—V.
$9.07
outstanding
■
the
*16,850
243,28S
None
——
share——
profit.
to
$2,779,856-
74,013
221,935
1
_
capital
1953
$2,287,181
—
—
—
1954
-
The
Bankers
Trust
Banking and Trusts,
Co.,
New
■
,
York,
Philadelphia,
N.
Pa.,
Y.
are
and
his
•••:, .*
■>
wif®
^
,
Pennsylvania Co.
prepared
tive 3%%/ sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1974
outstanding temporary debentures.—V. 181, p. 2742.
to
in
deliver
-
BU8FNESS
V
-
.
exchange for
INDEXES
"1947-49 average—100
>.v
Seasonally Adjusted
.
-—1955
i".'
.
"
,
Industrial
Total*
•
j -fMay
-
Unadjusted
i<j54
April
1955
May
tMay
production—
138
.—:
1954
April
May
136-
125
137
138
124
1*0
138
126
139
140
125
Durable-
153
150
136
155
155
Nondurable-
126
125
117
123
124
114
120
120
111
121
120
*112
-Manufactures—•
<
-
;•
Total
.#.*
Minerals
—
Consumer
.
durable
goods—
143
119
146
155
116
162
130
166
179
126
190
145
205
223
146
144
140
119
133
143
110
102
.
100
93
100
99
92
290.4
233.9
>
Household
du rableS
consumer
Construction
A"
contract*,- value—
Total
*
-iiiw
i.mt.mi.
I.,
.■
m
286.1
Durable
336.4
256.5
•
259.9
219.0
111.7
110.2
111.8
111.2
109.6
104.7
101.8
104.1
103.7
100.2
111.7
107.6
113.2
second
month,
payrolls indexes
96.9
.
NOTE—Construction
are
available.
♦Not
'
178.3
112;4
Nondurable
at
216.3
230.4
0
105.7
total
Payrolls, total
Freight carloadlnga...
—_
Department store sales, valuer."
Department store stock®, value.
tered
193.4
111
All other
Employment and payrolls—
Ncnagricultural empl., total..1'
Manuig. production workers^Employment,
252.7
*
Residential
-
i
145
189
durables-.:.:—
Autos
Other
136
164
-
Major consumer
.
:
.
-Total'.
.
of
F.
.
}117
W.
Dodge
the
by
tPreliminary.
data
Bureau
of
98
tll5
121
on
37
Eastern
114
moving
States.
86
306
130
*
3-month
Labor
90
126
averages,
cen¬
Employment
and
Statistics.
tEstimatcd.
INDUSTRIAL
,
for
91.9
134.6
108
123
based
107.3
94.1
146.5
84
11*)
*
111.9
93.8
149.7
__
93
Indexes
112.9
95.0
__
96
contract
compiled
9G.5
__
Your Dollars
PRODUCTION
help
make
possible the
1947-49 average=100
Seasonally Adjusted
1955
Manufacture*:
Durable
tMay
April
May
144
fabricating
138
106
146
144
108
162
160
148
164
166
148
133
132
121
t
Fabricated metal products
Electrical
Transportation
Instruments
Lumber
and
Miscellaneous
*
•;
Textile
Leather
198
178
209
213
180
t
143
.
138
145
144
138
138
133
125
136
135
126
144
130
148
144
130
123
120
*
128
122
126
118
126
124
114
113
102
113
111
98
135
128
136
133
124
113
112
101
110
113
98
*
109
95
*
109
94
103
...
115
107
*
117
121
106
117
122
103
•
—
and product*.
*
121
'
*
142
119
*
"145
118
*
94
*
+134
126
135
tl37
126!
Faper and aHledvproducts
*
tl51
137
*
4154
134
-Printing and publishing^.
125
124
120
126
126
121
156
155
142
153
155
139
*
163
M8
*
165
145
Faper-and printing..
•
•
Chemicals
136
and petroleum prods:
103
_
103
89
Chemicals
and
allied prods—
Petroleum
and
coal products.
133
134
125
131
130
123
-Food; beverages and^tobacco*—.
-110
110
109
105
101
103
.
f
.
162
,~
leather products—.
; Rubber products
188
140
manufacturer..
milt- products:.
and
184
—
*
Apparel and allied products—
•Rubber
163
118
Textiles and apparel—x
/
126
185
131
fixtures
Manufacture#:
Nondurable
133
135
miscellaneous.
and
152
134
148
products
and
Furniture
v
151
124
145
;
glass <fe lumber productsclay & glass products.
Stone,
--
133
138
130
159
equipment..—
121
149
186
*
130
150
132
Nonelectrical
Furniture
1954
May
Machinery
Clay,
1955
April
Primary metals
Metal
Unadjusted
1954
tMay
•ptood
1
and
Tobacco
beverage manufaa..
manufacture*^
*
110
109
*
101
103
•
»
107
»
*
107
122
121
112
120
121
111
80
73
65
77
72
62
141
144
134
141
144
134
113
115
106
124
114
116
Minerals:
'Mineral fuel*
a
Coal-
-
Crude oil and
Metal,
stone
•Not
natural.gasicj.
and. eartfr mln.
available.
tPreliminary.
AMERICAN
^
for
defini¬
Reserve System
'
La
company's
"tiff'
■
of
silver-zinc
to
Michel
five
Vice-President
Manufacturing
of
Equitable
$1,097,705
U.
awarded
the
are
Pursuant
2742.
reorganization
to
for
feet
23.
large
sales
Sher.rerd; Suplee, Yeatman
Thayer, Baker & Co.; and
this
:
Is. engaged in' the development, manufacture and sale
of accessory equipment for electronic
tabulating machines.
'V Net proceeds to the company form its sale of the
50,000 shares will
be used in part to finance additions to its
factory building, currently
company
available
2058.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
21,350
Yale
the
p.
Yolande Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower
to eight selling stockholders.
offering
Butcher
Co.,
is
square
company
Net
PROCEEDS—The
space
40,000
Offered—Hulme, Apple-
share.
per
of
feet
and
to 20 times
up
teries,
Co.—Stock
Rubber
use
high-capacity
for
the
lor
Silvercels,
49.
p.
by
181,
of
contract
a
design
nounced
partner, and Marvyn Carton, an associate, of Allen & Co., and
Holtzmann,
&
square
industrial
arranged
manuacturer
received
call
1955
150,000
additional
States.—V.
aircraft and
$3,087,292
be
that
for
United
This
$102,000,000.
plans
Yale & Towne has leased back space to
operations in Stamford.
Yale te
and
Yardney Electric Corp., N. Y.—Large Navy Contract
units
59
said
Financing
State
of supermarkets.
organization
stockholders.
to
are
more
Woostcr
This corporation on June 17 filed a
registration statement with the
SEC covering 110,000 shares of its class B
common stock, $1 par value,
to be offered for public
sale-through an underwriting group headed by
A Paine,
.Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Of.the 110,000 shares, 50,000 are
company
in
gate & Humphrey, Inc. and associates on June 23 pub¬
licly offered 169,200 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$10
the
of
a
L.
964,700
1359.
by
chain
sale,
lock
office purposes.
weapons,
Wise
1,073,779
Wright Line, Inc., Worcester, Mass.—Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
being sold
store
also
leased
executive
594,000
964,700
1,200,284
;
181, p.
He
announced
a
J.
180,859
486,000
surplus
Total
—V.
current)
His
181,
\
underwater
Allen,
37,760
209,390
(estimated)
Wrigley
The
32,772
38,219
taxes
food
the
manufacturing
delivery of
96,422
Accruals
independent
largest
of
new
probably exceed those for 1954 by a wide margin.
107,000
year)
one
stock.
terms
present
three
the opening of about seven
more
modern
supermarkets.
On the basis of the additional stores,
and with annual sales of recently opened units running at better than
$3,000,000 per unit, it is estimated that results for this year will
$3,087,292
150,917
notes
B
stock.—V.
B
banking firm of N^w York,
of a- substantial stock interest
acquisition
the
Management's
LIABILITIES—
Term
class
class
(Mich.)—Bankers Buy Stock Int.
investment
the
independent chain
The
volume
37,355
985,389
Accounts payable
the
•
Co.,
20
Inc.,
largest
496,221
Total
of
of the
the
its
has
hardware
manufacturing plants at
Salem, Va.; Gallatin, Tenn.; and Lenoir City, Tenn.
Mr. Heyman revealed that his
company has just completed arrange¬
ments to lease space to
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., Contemporary Classics, Inc.
(furniture manufacturers), and Gar Precision Parts,
Inc., and will con¬
tinue present leases issued
by Yale & Towne to Bamber Foundry, DorrOliver, Inc., and Paper Novelty Manufacturing Co.
Michigan and the largest privately owned supermarket operator in the
United States.
It also holds the distinction of being the nation's 12th
1,522,358
(net).
assets
&
June
Stores,
$208,471
expenses
12.9%
and
Towne
be
1954
$146,527
i.'
stock
A
class A and 20.5%
the
YVrigley Stores, Inc.
30
1955
class
of
^
Allen
on
Cash
the
of
39%
52.
86,883
$1.06
59%
wife
p.
$193,349
77,176
cash
share
per
hold
181,982
Crl0,650
approximately $2,500,000.
Under
conduct
selling
stockholders
are
E.
Stanley
Wright,
President
and
Founder, and his brother, Henry H. Wright, who propose to sell 50,000
and 10,000 shares, respectively.
After such sale, E. Stanley Wright will
$364,681
212.134
(est.)-
is
paid
The
Drl28,8l4
$415,815
taxes
and
excess
$493,495
Dr72,141
income
The
of the company's office
facilities also is contemplated and
for in part from the proceeds of this financing, but no
plans for such expansion have yet been formulated.
be
53
former Yale & Towne property
comprises 25 major buildings with
about 1,025,000 square feet under roof and about 28
acres of land.
Th©
sales price was not disclosed.
The assessed valuation for tax purposes
expansion
detailed
$487,956
(2977)
RED CROSS
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2978)
54
Monday, June 27, 1955
J >.i
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
[?■
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
181, p. 2743 — were awarded to
Taylor, & Co., of Beverly Hills, ai
iUU.07, a net interest cost of about
vVitter
Alabama Highway Authority
(P. O.
Bond
Offering
brell, President, wil receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on July
12 for the purchase of $15,000,000
series A, highway bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
1957
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal
interest
and
payable at the Bir¬
Trust National Bank,
mingham
National
Co., Mobile, or at
the First National City Bank of
New York City. Legality approved
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
Rose, of Birmingham.
Birmingham;
Bank
&
Etowah
No.
Kim-
Fuller
—
Gadsden),
O.
(P.
sale—The
awarded
Hannaford
to
Francisco,
$500,anticipation
warrants
was
sold
to
Watkins,
Morrow & Co., and Odess, Martin
&
Herzberg, Inc., both of Bir¬
mingham, jointly, as 2%s and
2%s. Dated June 1, 1955. Legal¬
14 were
& Talbot,
Due on July
1967 to 1981 inclusive.
1980
bonds
The
Due
dated
are
Puente Union
Bond
981
1,
Due
ity approved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Selma, Ala.
Bond
Bond Sale—The
$4,000,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 20—v. 181,
2848—were awarded to
p.
5 for the purchase of
building bonds.
Dated
est
Due on July 15
inclusive. Prin¬
1955.
Legality approved
Offering
—
Rhea
Averill,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
receive sealed bids until 10
will
on July 7 for the pur¬
$32,000 school
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
of
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
cipal
interest
and
at the
Prin¬
(J-J)-payable
Little
Rock
Housing
Note Offering — Chairman R.
Redding Stevenson announces that
Authority will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on
July 6
for the purchase of
$1,282,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes,
as
follows:
Dated Aug. 2, 1955.
10, 1956.
Caldwell,
Due
Feb.
Legality approved by
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
CALIFORNIA
Alta
Acres
Bond
Offering
—
C"Hf.
Maurice
S.
Macy, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at his office in
(CDST)
chase
p.m.
July 5 for the pur¬
$9,000 water works im¬
of
1955. Due
bonds.
on
Dated
July
1,
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
Charleston Elem.
Bond
Sale—The
Dist., Calif.
$50,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Juqg 21—v. 181,
2848—were
awarded
to
100.02,
3.38%,
a
$8,000
4s.
Due
1956 to
on
1959
12,000 3s. Due
1960
to
1971
18,000 3V2S. Due
1972
to
June
on
1965
12,000 3y4s. Due
1966 to
June
30
from
inclusive.
30
on
June 30 from
on
June 30 from
California
Bond
Sale—The
$10,000
build¬
$12,000,000 bonds,
follows:
as
trol
recreational
and
sanitary
Treasurer's
Jefferson
Bonu
Elem.
wood
on
School.
bids
Clerk,
his
at
City, until
July
Bond
5
for
A.
will
office
10
America
Savings
Trust
National
Association,
of
Sale
Bond
veterans'
June
(State of)
The $20,000,000
—
offered
bonds
bonus
21—v.
2743—were
group composed of
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, of
awarded
Brun-
Bond
to
Offering
William
P.
re¬
ceive
sealed
—
181,
p.
a
bids
at
his
office
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1975, inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
1956
Park
San Mateo
ing,
bids
Clerk,
at
his
will
office
receive
in
County
sealed
on
bids
July
1967
June
21—v.
his
will
receive
office
10
in
Red¬
(CDST)
a.m.
5 for the purchase of
building bonds.
Dated
Due
on
a
100.025,
1.90s,
as
basis of about 1.89%.
Bond
•
City
Offering—A. H.
Clerk^^ill
Bartlett,
receive
sealed
\
:
i
Honolulu
Redevelopment Agencyr
Territory of Hawaii
Note
Offering
Manager Ed¬
—
will
receive
sealed
bids
on July 6 for
purchase of $504,000 prelimi¬
nary
loan notes.
Dated Aug. ; 2,
1955.
Due on Feb. 10, 1956.
Le¬
the
gality approved by Caldweil, Marsnali, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
IDAHO
and
Power
Counties Joint
Cassia
School
A
District
No. 381
(P. O. American Falls), Idaho,
Bond Sale—The $528,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
p.
2402—were awarded to Foster
&
Marshall,
Seattle, and the
Bank, of Portland,
of
First National
jointly, at
interest
a
cost
1956
price of 100.01, a net
of about 2.42%, as
to
181,
Pierce,
v.
offered
bonds
to
2743—were awarded to
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
p.
Gables,
Fla.
$1,0 0,000 pack¬
revenue
$370,000 3s. Due
630,000
to
from
to
on
1981
181,
Beach,
bonds
p.
on
{
July 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
July 1 from
1975 inclusive.
ILLINOIS
I
Champaign,
Co-m*i"S
Douglas and Moultrie
Community Unit Sch.
Dist. No. 39
(P. O. Piatt), Ills
$400,000
offered
inclusive.
Interest
inclusive.
J-J.
Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
by
&
Legality
Trauer-
Chamoaign County Community Unit
1
O. Champaign),
Illinois
Bond
Offering—E.
)
A.
Colbert,'
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Florida
2743—were
building bonds was sold to WhitePhillips
Co.,
of
Davenport, as
2I/4S and 2V2S. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1971
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P.
March
17
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CDST) on June 29 for the
awarded
purchase of $775,000 building
Sale—The $150,000
revenue
—v.
inclusive.
Due
1969
Deerfield
March 1 from
on
1968
3V8S.
Due
1970
from
Bond Sale—An issue of
21—v.. 181, p.
1957
inclusive.
21—
bonds offered June
2627—were awarded
to John Nuveen & Co., Chicago,
at 98.03,
a
net interest cost of
about 3.23%, as follows:
ing
to
utility
June
Jacksonville.
of
1965
139,000 2V4S.
1966
July 1 from
Due on July 1
126,000 2s.
1961
on
inclusive.
Fla.
Beach,
Bond Sale—The $255,000
revenue
Due
1960
to
1971
-Bond
Torrance, Calif.
$115,000 2% % bonds.
14o,uU0 2*74% bonds.
156,000 2V2s.
FLORIDA
A'lantic
June 1 from
to
1976, inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) pavable at the
County Treasurer's office.
County
office.
offered
at
June 1, 1954.
Principal and in¬
Hueneme
bonds
Clerk,
City, until
$600,000
July 1 from 1956 to
Sanitary District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 sanita¬
tion
at
Coral
wood
Port
Co., Stamford,
Bond Sale—Tne
ing,
Red¬
City, until 10 a.m. (CDST)
July 5 for the purchase of
$220,000 school bonds. Dated July
on
ford Trust
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
wood
1980, inclusive.
p.
2743—were awarded to the Stam¬
South San Francisco Unified School
Brun-
A.
2744 — were awarded to the
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., of
Atlanta, at 103.11, a net interest
cost of about 2.44%, as follows:
$107,000 4s.
sewer
181,
District,
County, Calif.
Ottering—Jonn
County
sealed
School
inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
office.
Elem.
1974
to
23—v.
offered June
on
Dated July
(J-J) payable at the County
Menlo
bonds
(P. O. Darien), Conn.
Sale—The $200,000
in
July 5 for the purchase of
$189,000 building bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
Treasurer's
Darien
Santa Rosa until 2:30 p.m.(PDST)
of
$260,000 hospi¬
follows:
Bond
Johansen, County Clerk, will
Red¬
purchase
(
San
Valley Union High School
District, Sonoma County, Calif.
(CDST)
a.m.
the
of
build¬
$81,000
Sonoma
receive
in
Sale—The
GEORGIA
Columbus, Ga.
until 1 p.m. (EDST)
Francisco.
District,
County, Calif.
Utrering—John
County
sealed
County
office.
San Mateo
ing,
County, Calif.
interest
and
the
Elementary
lanta, jointly.
Agency
CONNECTICUT
&
Principal
payable
at
Union
District, Santa Cruz
June
2744—were awarded
p.
ward J. Burns announces that the
Connecticut
&
Valley
School
181,
ottered
bonds
revenue
.7.
$250,000 utili¬
to
Pierce,
parrison,
Wulbern,
Inc., of Jacksonville,, and Robin¬
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., of At¬
system
sewer
bonds.
Oakland.
Scotts
Stuart, Florida
Sale—The
Bond
facilities bonds.
cisco.
of
by
Mitchell,
Pershing,
&
Mitchell, of New
York City.
proved
HAWAII
parks
1,300,000
$43,000
building
bonds. Dated June 15, 1955. Due
on
June 15 from
1956 to' 1977,
(J-D)
Blake
York
bonds.
2,700,000
Co., of Los An¬
geles, and C. N. White & Co., of
Eureka,
July 5 for
on
D.
interest (J-D) payable
City. Legality ap¬
and
New
$8,700,000 streets and traffic con¬
1.62%.
Fred
are
1, 1964. Prin¬
p.
Colorado
St.
Ventura
ing bonds offered June 2l—v. 181,
syndi¬
Corpora¬
Bank
purchase
Treasurer's
Flowery Sch. Dist., Sonoma County,
the
Dec.
Bond Sale—The
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Moore,
receive
terest (J-J) payable at the
1980 inclusive.
of
Boston
thereafter
and
of
as
tal bonds offered June 21—v. 18i,
(City and County of)
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p.
2848—were
awarded
to
the
the
1, 1955. Due
inclusive.
First
of
on
from
inclusive.
members
bonds.
facilities
Shetterly
COLORADO
Denver
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
J.
will
Clerk,
until 2 p.m. (CDST)
Bond
follows:
1
Louis, H. E. Work & Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Kaiser
& Co., Irving Lundborg
& Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, all of San Francisco,
sealed bids at his office in
net interest cost of about
as
Aug.
on
York, Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco, A. G. Edwards & Son,
Dean
Wittpr & Co., of San Francisco, at
Due
Chicago, Seattle - First National
Bank, of Seattle, Hallgarten &
Co., Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
Haupt & Co., Weeden
& Co.,
Roosevelt & Cross, Dick & MerleSmith, all of New York, Branch
Banking
&
Trust
Co.,
Wilson,
Robert Winthrop & Co., of New
York, National
Bank of Com¬
merce,
of Seattle, and the Na¬
tional
Bank, of Westchester, as
l%s, at 100.01, a basis of about
Offering—Fred
County
$203,000 school bonds.
Sch.
build¬
Jacoby Creek Elem. School District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
on
provement
1976
Visalia, until 8
1
Angeles, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
of New York, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., Brown
Bros.
Harriman,
both
of
N^w
of
inclusive,
Community Services
Dist., Tulare Countv
School District, Calif.
3.23%.
Jr.,
on
Aug.
on
Chicago,
the American
Co., Weedon & Co., both of
San
Francisco,
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Dean
Witter: & Co., of Safi Francisco,
the Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Wm. R. Staats & Co., of Los
2743.
$41,000
l%s.
The
Co.,
building
$32,000
p.
Due
$87,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p. 2848—were awarded to Taylo.
& Co., of Beverly Hills, as 3V4s.
at 100.20, a basis of about 3.22%.
Aug. 1,1957.
Aug. 1,1958.
Trust
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p.
2848—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
as 3V4S, at 100.12, a basis of about
Bond
$524,000 first series notes.
758,000 second series notes.
181,
County, Calif.
Sale—The
Offering—Sealed bids will
tion, Blyth & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Harriman Ripley & Co., of, be received until 11 a.m. (MST)
on
New York City, Northern Trust
July 28 for the purchase of
scheduled sale
Sale—The
Bond
Authority,
of
21
on
on
cipal
in
17—v.
fol¬
as
callable
ties
Westminster School Dist., Orange
on July
$475,000
of
1, 1954. Due on Dec. 1
1965
in
due
Myers,
Bond
Bond Sale Postponed—The Dis¬
Hudson
Arkansas
p.
Other
cate:
Happy Camp Union Elementary
Sch. Dist., Siskiyou County, Cal.
June
1.76%,
&
(EST)
p.m.
Ryan,
sealed
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive. Bonds
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
office.
,
by O'Melveny
of Los Angeles.
'
'
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
from
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
2743—were awarded to J. Barth
& Co., of San Francisco.
bonds.—V.
Wis.
1,600,000
p.
off the
Ana,
July 12
on
proved
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
from
Greersburg Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $10,000 build¬
trict called
about
payable
(J-J)
of
Bank
Bond
1,800,000
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
on
County Treasurer's office.
ARKANSAS
the
and interest (J-J) payable
County Treasurer's office.
(MST)
a.m.
chase
of
cost
the
by
$300,000 4%s. Due
300,000 3y2s. Due
the
&
headed
lows:
from 1957 to 1970,
at
Santa
(CDST)
a.m.
Treasurer's
syn¬
a
ings Association, of San Francisco,
at a price of 100.0004, a net inter¬
15,
11
in
office
purchase of $18,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
America National Trust and Sav¬
Wood & Co., of Montgomery.
Bond
until
San
office
his
at
his
at
for the
in
bids
cipal
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 28
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
bids
office.
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (CDST)
sealed
Smith,
J.
D.
receive
purchase
Dated Dec.
B.
—
County Clerk, will receive sealed
County
dicate
181, p.
2627—were awarded to George M.
ARIZONA
the
at
interest
receive
July
Sale—The $350,000 school
bonds offered June 21—v.
payable
Offering
8
the
J.
—
will
recreational
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
until
r,
Springs, Fla.
Clerk,
for
-
inclusive.
1984
to
Bond
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Due on Oct. 1 from
Miami
11
1980
and
1973
bids
School District, Orange
Due
1972
to
81,000 3V4S.
Town
Trabuco
follows:
as
1955
geles.
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento County, Calif.
L. Alli¬
will
Clerk,
County
son,
Trust
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Sacramento
Montana Sch. Dist., San Bernardino
on
July
$400,000
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Principal
Treasurer's
San
Francisco.
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry
1 from 1956 to
July
on
000 State gasoline tax
Bond
National
America
of
a.m.
(J-J)
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ipproved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
y
of
9
inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the Coun-
Sutcliffe,
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
(PDST) on June 28
for the purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
on
&
Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
July 1 from 1959 to
inclusive. Principal and in-
erest
3.42%,
$69,000 ZV2s.
Savings Association, Los An¬
geles; or at any of the City's fis¬
cal agencies in Chicago or New
xork vmiy.
Legality approved by
High School District,
Los Angeles County,
until
July
Fox, Reuscb & Co., Inc., of
Cincinnati, and Allan Biair & Cch,
of Chicago, jointly, at a price ol
98.10, a net interest cost of about
City Treasurer's office; the
Bank
inclusive.
1994
to
payable
(F-A)
to
&
1 from
45,000 414s.
955.
at the
bonds.
improvement
cipal and interest
inclusive.
1979
78,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
1 from
1959 to
to
a
Due on July
1966 inclusive.
4s.
,>24,000
Herrington
Warrant Sale—An issue of
at
municipal
::W-
follows:
as
1956
price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
4.29%, as follows:
San
of
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
%,
$72,000 3 V-is. Due on July 1 from
build¬
$69,000
ing bonds offered June
American
Alabama
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
16
Bond
Trust
County
County Water Works Dist.
'resno
Montgomery), Ala.
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on July
12 for the
purchase of $9aU,0uv
3.31
2848—were awarded to Dean
& Co., of San Francisco.
p.
water
June
ir—'
olimoe 181
onds.
n
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Dated
Nov.
1
lusive.
July 1,
1955.
1956 to
from
Principal
M-N) payable at
Due
in-
1974
and
bank
a
interest
or
trust
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
bonds,
inton
and
Washington
Township
bonds.
semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1969 incl.
25,500 School township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1969 incl.
Counties
uifding bonds
sold
was
to
Neg-
Jens & Rowe, of Peoria,
ey,
nd 3%s.
as
4s
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
1 from 1957 to 1974 in-
n*-Jan.
•lusive. Interest J-J. Legality aproved by Charles &
Trauernicht,
Cook
County, Blue Island Elem.
School
District
Blue
No.
130
(P.
uilding bonds
X\arrant Oiiering
Executive
sealed
a
Community Unit School
11 (P. O. Meredosia),
Dist. No.
and
Brown
uilding
bonds offered June 20
181, p. 2628—were awarded
o ithe Mercantile Trust
Co., and
epnpsey-Tegeler & Co., both of
"t>. Louis, jointly, at 100.14, a net
-v.
cost
of
about
2.66%,
Due
1958 to
1967
Jan.
on
1
from
inclusive.
160,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
J 1968 to 1975 inclusive.
Ogle County Sch. District No. 113
(P. O. Chana), III.
Bond Offering — Hershel Dur¬
ham, Clerk of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed
bids
un¬
til 8:30
p.m. (CDST) on June 30
purchase of $38,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on Dec. 1 from .1956 to 1967 inclu¬
for the
1956
thereafter
jst
1956.
callable
are
of*
as
Principal and inter-
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Bond
Offering—Gladys Hanson,
Secretary of the Board of Direc.ors, will receive sealed and oral
oids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) on July
12 for
the purchase of $525,000
ichool
building
bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
jf Chicago.
Corwith
June
The
bonds
awarded
were
to
Due
Lewiston, Me.
Note
til,
June
will receive
(DST) on
purchase of $600,000 notes.
Dated June 30, 1955.
Due Dec. 15, 1955.
(J-D)
institution
payable at a banking
mutually satisfactory to the
ing
awarded
1,
1956
The
Le¬
1955.
gality
approved
Charles
by
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
'
Due
Wixyne County Community Consol.
Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O. Fairfield),
Illinois
Sale—An issue of $33,000
J.nWilson
4sland
Due
on
&
Jan.
infelusive.
sold to Harry
Chicago, as
Dated May 1, 1955.
Co., of
3%s.
from
1
Interest
1957
to
1975
J-J.
by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
approved
on
Legality
& Trauer¬
awarded
Trust
Co., Chicago, and Mercan¬
tile Trust
Bond
cn,
Offering—Charles Ander-
City Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
\
Arlington, Mass.
Bond Offering—J.
ceive
Due
on
Second
gality
Interest
approved
by
1957 to
on
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
er, of Chicago.
Garwin
Bond
Consol.
Sch.
Le¬
Charles
&
2849
awarded
were
—
Moines
&
Co.,
Trust
Iowa
of
and
to
National
Des
the
Bank
Moines,
and
Farmers Savings Bank,
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 181,
awarded to the In¬
dianapolis Bond & Share
Corpo¬
ration, as 1 %s, at a price of 100.12,
a-basis of about 1.85%.
JunOf.:*30
for
of
purchase
the
after
Mount Vernon. Ind.
Bond Sale—The $850,009 water
i^venue bonds offered June 20—
vj 181, p. 2744—were awarded t(
a'g^oup composed of Pohl & Co.,
bonds
offered
June
13
were
W. C. Thornburgb
Co., and W. E. Hutton & Co., al;,
Cincinnati, as 3V2s, at 100.38, a
of
basis of about 2.47%.
Consol.
Gravity Drainage Dist. No. 1
(P. O. Jennings), La.
Bond Sale—The $205,000 public
bonds offered June
2291—were awarded
improvement
15—v.
to
181,
p.
Benninqton), Ind.
Offering—Clarence Lock,
Trustee,
will
receive
!
;
Street
Trust
2.96%,
as
bonds
1958
Due
on
Dec.
1
to
1973
bonds offered
Due
on
Dated
able
are
June
1,
&
Leary
Co.,
of Des Moines.
June
22—v.
to
181, p.
Barrow,
Shreveport,
of
Second
the
at
approved
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
2744—were awarded
to
the
to
Due
Due
on
June 1,1962
Due
on
June 1,1964
1963.
and
175,000 2%s.
to
1 from
on June
inclusive.
1961
1966
inclusive.
June 1 from
663,000 3s.
Due
on
1967
1975
inclusive.
to
addition,
bonds bear a de¬
of 0.77% for the
tachable coupon
period from Dec. 15, 1955, vo Dec.
15, 1956.
p.
First
Trust
Moville,
as
&
Bank, of
price of par.
a
to
Emporia, Kansas
Pond Sale—The $750,000 build'ng bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
i.
2628—were
and
Trust
Stern Bros.
Fity, jointly, as
*00.01, a basis
Dated June
awarded
to
the
Co., of Chicago,
Co., of Kansas
2s, at a price of
of about 1.99%.
&
1, 1955.
Due
Bond
Sale—The $350,000
Bond
on
Sept.
*
Bank-State
Co., of Boston,
Trust
Street
1.90s, at 100.18,
as
basis of about 1.87%.
a
University of Massachusetts Bldg.
Ass'n (P. O. Boston), Mass.
offered
to
a
June
group
22
were
composed of
-...1956 to 1971 inclusive.
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
the
at
Shawmut
National
of Boston,
Bank
until
,/
..
1,000,000 2.40% bonds. Due from
1972 to
1982 inclusive.
Weymouth, Mass.
Bond Offering—Harry L.
ger,
Gran¬
Town Treasurer, will receive
bids
at
Street
Second
the
Trust
Bank-
Company,
111
Franklin
Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
Street, Boston, until 11
(DST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $300,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
a.m.
40 Water Street,
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
(DST)
on
purchase of $125,follows:
cipal and interest payable at the
noon
Second
000
Company. Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
bonds,
$50,000
as
loan
water
Due
on
June
loan
water
75,000
1
No.
bonds.
1
1956
from
to
White,
New
St.
Hattier
&
Sanford,
of
Orleans.
Due
on
June
1
from
1956
Birmingham,
1970 inclusive.
bonds
dated
are
June
1.
Principal and interest pay¬
at
National
the
Bank of Boston.
Shawmut
Legality approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
&
Dodge, of Boston.
dreaux,
School
Secretary
of
E.
the
Bou-
Parish
Board, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(CST)
on
July 14
gen¬
obligation artifical ice skat¬
ing rink bonds offered June 20
—V. 181, p. 2745—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Toledo.
Twp.
Sch.
Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Detour), Mich.
Bond Offering—John T. Nevill,
Maden-
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
skim, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m.
(EST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $160,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
Offering
Note
National
tors'
Alex
of Boston, Direc¬
Mezzanine Floor, 30
Boston, until 11 a.m.
Bank
Room,
State Street,
(DST)
—
on
June 28 for the pur¬
$50,000
water supply
of
notes.
Dated
July
1955.
15,
Due
July 15 from 1956 to 1980, in¬
clusive. Principal and interest pay¬
on
able
the
at
Merchants
National
Holyoke, Mass.
Sale—The $300,000
Note
offered
the
June 23
Merchants
notes
The
1955.
Due
on
were
June
notes
National
Bank
oi
are
dated
Dec.
Shawmut
1,
June
24,
1955.
Bank
of
Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
-x.
from 1956 to
Principal
and
1
clusive.
1973 in¬
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company
designated by the pur¬
by Mil¬
chaser. Legality approved
ler, Canfield, Paddock, & Stone, of
Detroit.
Bond
awarded to
ton.
Boston.
on
Garden
National
B.
$125,000
eral
Detour
Bond
—
by
&
Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Offering
Trust
MICHIGAN
to
Boston, at 1.18% discount.
Parish,
Street
Dodge, of Boston.
bonds.
2
No.
Sixth Ward
Special Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. O.
Franklin), La.
Mary
Bank-State
inclusive.
1960
public
improvement bonds offered June
16—v. 181, p. 2291—were awarded
KANSAS
Sale—The
Somerset, Mass.
State
Brockton, Mass.
Bank of Boston.
La.
Ruston,
Savings
2%s, at
Trust
Reading, Mass.
$108,000 water
mains notes offered May 19—v.
181, p. 2292—were awarded to the
Middlesex County National Bank,"
of Everett, as 2.40s, at a price of
100.40, a basis of about 2.36%.
Note
Massachusetts
In
Community Sch. Dist., I a.
the
at
Street
Company,
111
Franklin
Street,
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
28 for the purchase of $450,000
court house bonds. Dated July 15,
1955. Due on July 15 from 1956
to
1964 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the
Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
sealed
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
chase
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bids
Bank-State
Bank-State
Co., Boston. Legality
by Ropes, Gray, Best,
as
.
Moville
—
Raymond C.
County Treasurer,
sealed
receive
Second
Hadley, Hadley Water Supply Dist.,
1956
Dec. 1, 1974.
1955.
will
Street Trust
able
$1,200,000 school
awarded
were
110,000 2V2s.
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney;
—
from
inclusive.
Offering
Warmington,
;
dated
July 15,
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
The
Bond Sale—The
$285,000 2s.
3s.
County (P. O. Dedham),
Bond
bonds
1965 inclusive.
The
Leary
&
Co.,
of
Shreveport, and Scharff & Jones,
follows:
about
of
Norfolk
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
300,000 Arlington school project
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
bonds. Due on July 15 from
and Hornblower & Weeks, all of
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
New York City, as follows:
275,000 street construction bonds.
$1,000,000 2% bonds. Due from
Due on July 15 from 1956 to
Barrow,
2523
Northern
Twp. (P. O. R.R. No. 1,
the
of
care
follows:
as
Boston,
Parish
Davis
Jefferson
Sparks & Co., of Des
Moines, at a price of 100.52, a net
cost
Kuhn,
June 27 for the
Monroe, La.
school
$22,000
awarded to
"Walter, Woody & Heimerdinger
Weil, Roth & Irving Co., Seasongood & Mayer,
Bank-State
1961.
LOUISIANA
to
clusive.
that
will
sive. Bonds due in 1962 and there¬
Indep. Sch. Dist., Ia.
Sale—The
Bond
Township
Council
.
in
bids
1955.
Moulton
Bond
2,000 2%s.
Wanamaker), Ind.
Bond
City
awarded
awarded
Clerk,
Uity
announces
were
—
Loeb & Co., of New York City.
Due on
July 15 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
Ky.
—
of New Orleans.
Garwin, jointly.
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 build¬
Pleasant
.Offering
Cleveland
$675j000 water and sewer revenue
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on July 1 from 1956 to 1993 inclu¬
build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
$20,000
-j
.on
Sale—The $210,000
follows:
.
G.
2849
$1,050,000 school bonds.
from
jrecejve
sealed bidskjmtil 6:30 p.m. (CST)
Dist., Iowa
INDIANA
p. 2628—were
Bond
interest
J-J.
Trkuernicht, of St. Louis.
Franklin
i 'Shelbyville,
>
,
.
H.
$31,651,000
authority
notes offered June 23—v. 181, p.
housing
Co., Room 411, 111 Franklin St., I
Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 Stu¬
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
29 for the purchase of $1,625,000 dent Union Building, Ninth Series
1970 inclusive.
was
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
;
sealed
bonds,
1956 to
The
—
local
Second
Wilbert An¬
derson, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Oct. 1 from
25,000 4s. Due on Oct. 1
;'-t. 1971 tp, 1975 inclusive.
Sale
$135,000 school
bonds offered May 18 — v. 181,
p. 2292 — were awarded to the
MASSACHUSETTS
follows:
on
Note
various
Bond Sale—The
uly 5 for the purchase of $120,000
sold to Barcus, Kindred & Co., .of Chicago,
as
3s and
2%s.
Dated June 1,
1975
(CST)
p.m.
Co., St. Louis, jointly,
1.91%.
—
Housing Authorities
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
2s, at 100.77, a basis of about
as
County Public Court House
Corporation (P. O. Jamestown),
Kentucky
Bond Sale
The $100,000 first
mortgage bonds offered June 14—
v.
181, p. 2744—were awarded to
Charles A. Hinsch & Co., of Cin¬
cinnati, at a price of $95.00, a net
interest cost of about 4.32%, as
are
callable as of July 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the Louisville Trust
general obligation street improve¬ Company, Louisville. Legality ap¬
ment bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Principal and interest payable at Chicago.
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
until
to
Russell
1, the
Legality approved
lowa-Des
1955.
July
1 from 195'6 to
Nov.
Decorah, Iowa
p.
Wayne County Consol. Sch. Dist.
!' No. 6 (P. O. Fairfield), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $120,000
building bonds
dated
are
1974 inclusive.
)ids
Chicago.
was
were
Beh, of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Melrose), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of $28,000
municipal building bonds was sold
tothe Barclay Investment Co., of
building bonds
16
D.
;
bonds
Stone Park (P. O.
Bond
Carleton
to
Northern
the
were
Principal and
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Lincoln County National Bank, of
Stanford.
Legality approved by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton, of
$350,000 build¬
offered June
Moines.
Des
pur¬
chaser and the School Board.
bonds
Sale—The
$830,000 per¬
manent
improvement bonds of¬
fered June 21—v. 181, p. 2948—
interest
$75,000 3%s. Due
Security Trust Co., of Lynn,
1.15% discount.
at
North
Portland, Me.
.
sive. Principal and interest
Treasurer,
Bond
inclusive.
1975
City
June 27 for the
C.
A.
from
1
Offering—Adrien O. Anc-
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
offered
to
dated -June
are
on
p.
MAINE
$240,000 school
revenue
bonds
3955.
181,
Orleans.
County (P. O. Stanford),
Kentucky
21
2523—were awarded
Kohimeyer & Co., of New
to
p.m.
Allyn & Co., of New York City.
Community Sch. Dist., Ia.
Bond Sale—The
**
2
notes
awarded to
Massachusetts
Due on Aug. 1
Louisville.
Clermont-Elgin Consolidated Sch.
District, Iowa
I
1955.
Bond Sale—The
1966
payable at the Town Treasur¬
er's office.
22—v.
re¬
to
building
from 1956 to
1
1974 inclusive. Bonds due in
Dec. 1,
until
$800,000
were
the
$275,000 public
improvement bonds offered June
approved
Lincoln
Offering—Kathryn GroClerk, will receive
(CST)
on
June 27 for the purchase of
$66,000 sewer outlet and purify¬
ing plant bonds.
Dated June 1,
and
bids
Dated Feb. 1,
Town
,
£140,000 2s.
sealed
offered June 23
Bond Sale—The
1985, inclusive. Le¬
by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Dec.
will
Secretary,
(P. O. Houma),
Louisiana
Louisville), Ky.
Bond Offering—Elmer V. Ma¬
son,-District
Ackley, Iowa
as
follows:
County, Auburndale-Fairdale Water District (P. O. 7139
Bond
on
Terrebonne Parish
Jefferson
;
Sale—The
Massachusetts
KENTUCKY
Southside Drive,
Lynn, Mass.
Note
July 15, 1955. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
office of School Board Treasurer,
or at a bank specified
by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Co., of Kansas City, jointly.
gality
sealed
$1,300,500
Dated
Co., of St. Louis, and Commerce
Trust
from
ainga,
of
and interest
(CST) on June 27 for the purchase
of $270,000 water revenue bonds.
IOWA
1955. Due
Illinois
Sale—The $300,000 school
Mercantile Trust
the
to
ceive
"
purchase
follows:
as
55
15 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
—
awarded
will
9
group
Cass,
Pike
until
July 6 for the purchase
on
of
Morgan,
various
—
a.m.
Director,
bids
$765,000 warrants. Due Dec. 30,
1955.
sold to
was
McVey,
Dentdn J.
—
The
$587,931.52
purposes
bonds offered
v. 181, p. 2849 — were
June 23
■*
$400,000
Counties
'nterest
Hospital Corp. of
Marion County (P. O. Marion), Ind.
Sale
Bond
!
Health and
(CST)
Stifel, Nicolaus &
o., St. Louis, H. C. Speer & Sons
i; and Ballman & Main, both of
icago.
Bond
The
the
$1,115,000 school bonds. Due on
July 15 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
185,500 school bonds. Due on July
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
of
O.
Island), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
imposed
Bank, of Vevay.
by Ross, Mc-
approved
receive
St. Louis.
g
National
Legality
for
Wyandotte County (P. O. Kansas
City), Kan.
July 1, 1955. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
First
In¬
bonds,
Dated
and
Sale—An issue of $22,000
Civil
1 from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
terest M-S.
Due
(P. O. Carlyle),
Illinois
Bond
as
$25,500
in the State, mutually
greeabje to the District and the
urchaser. Legality approved by
Hiapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ompany
ch. Uisi. No. 46
the purchase of $51,000
follows:'
«juiy 6 for
(2979)
City School District, Mich%
Offering — William
C.
Fisher, District Secretary, will re¬
sealed
ceive
bids
until
8
p.m.
June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $1,250,000 building bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
from 1956 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
on
cipal and interest
at
a
bank
or
(A-O) payable
trust company des-,
ignated by the purchaser. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
56
The Commercial and Financial
(2980)
Hazel
Bond
cial
assessment
fered
June
Detroit,
spe¬
paving bonds of¬
181, p. 2745—
to the City Bank
par
as follows:
at
$90,000 Wzs. Due
and
$185,000
Anoka
County Indep. School Dist.
No. 23 (P. O. Fridley), Minn.
20—v.
awarded
were
of
MINNESOTA
Park, Mich.
Sale—The
Sept. 1, 1956
on
1957.
45,000 2s.
Bond
Sale—The
2850
p.
Williams
Sept.
on
50,000 2V4S. Due
1,
Bond
Howell, Mich.
Bond
eral
Sale—The
water
$450,000
obligation storm
gen¬
bonds
sewer
offered June 21—v.
181, p. 2745—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., New York City, and the
First
181,
Michigan Corp., Detroit,
jointly, at 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.46%, as follows:
2s.
Due
1956 to
Oct.
on
from
1
1963 inclusive.
355,000 2V2S. Due
1964 to
Oct. 1 from
on
1980 inclusive.
Kalamazoo
Twp. Sch. Diet. No. 20
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Bond Offering — Carrie
Smith,
District
Secretary,
will
000
building bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1956 to
1980 inclusive.
Principal and in-:1
terest (A-O) payable at a bank
to be designated by the purchaser,
legality approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone,
De¬
of
2.73%.
181,
the
2850—were
p.
nis,
from
and
1956
1959
to
June
$10,000 water works bonds.
on July
1 from 1956 to
general
2s.
as
25,000
1958
The
1957
to
1959
1
County (P. O.
Mankota), Minn.
Offering — H. G. Stang-
bids until
inclusive.
and
j
follows:
as
Dec.
on
inclusive,
,
due
from
and
Dec.
on
1955
from
motor
highway
1, 1956 and
2V2S, due
on
1957; $100,-
1958 to 1967 inclusive, and
$40,000 2%s, due on June 1
1958
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
/
able
Royal
Bond
Oak
Sch.
Dist.,
in
Wil¬
until
7:30
1974
callable
cipal
and
thereafter
of Jan.
as
1,
interest
and
1965.
p.
Prin¬
foregoing
bonds
on
were
>
Michigan
; Bond Offering — Sylvester A.
Noetzel, Secretary and Clerk of
the Board of Road
will
receive
a.m.
(EST)
Commissioners,
sealed
on
bids
July
12
until
for
(J-J)
payable
company
successful
proved
dock
Principal
&
at
a
and
bank
the
interest
or
trust
to be designated by the
bidder.
Legality ap¬
by
Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
Stone, of Detroit.
Faegre
Legality
&
ap¬
Benson,
2629—were awarded to
of
&
a
of John Nuveen
181,
—v.
to
a
&
$240,000 4s.
1958
to
Due
1963
240,000 3Y4S.
1964 to
1,160,000
Northwestern Na¬
Minneapolis,
Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, both of
Chicago, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis, Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold E. Wood
& Co., both of St. Paul, WoodardElwood
&
Co., of Minneapolis,
Caldwell
Phillips Co., Shaugh¬
nessy & Co., both of St. Paul, and
E. J. Prescott & Co., of Minneap¬
olis, at a price of par, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.30%, as follows:
Co.,
-
St.
to
3.10s.
from 1970 to
1981
to
1
from
Due
1,
June
on
June 1 from
on
•J.
and
Redevelop¬
Authority,, Minn.
Offering—Chairman
Smith
announces
that
receive
will
(EDST)
purchase
of
on
the
pre¬
follows:
1
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
receive
Mitchell, of New York City.
Spring Valley, Minn.
Offering
Village
—
Howard Dett-
Clerk,
will receive
(CST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $29,500
street improvement bonds.
Dated
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
July 1, 1955. Due
July 1 from
1956 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
on
bidder.
Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton,
Kyle
&
Macartney,
and
Moody
& Springsted,
both of
St.
Wells,
Supervisors,
bids
until
11
000
Sale—An
issue
of
improvement bonds
to Stern
Dated
1 from
$160,sold
was
& Co., of Kan¬
2y4s, 2s and 13/4S.
1, 1955. Due on Feb.
as
Feb.
1957 to 1972 inclusive.
terest F-A.
In¬
Legality approved by
&
until
27
for
W.
re¬
noon
the
pur¬
30, 1955.
Principal and interest
payable at the National Shawmut
Bank
of
Boston.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer &
Dodge, of Boston.
Coos
County (Pi O. Berlin), N. H.
sealed
Trauernicht,
of
St.
bids
June
on
until
30
2
p.m.
the
for
pur¬
chase
of
$100,000* notes. Dated
July 14, 1955. Due Dec. 19, 1955.
Brothers
City,
sas
bids
June
will
chase of $100,000 temporary notes.
Dated June 28, 1955. Due on Nov.
(DST)
Nashua, N. H.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds offered June 23—v.
181, p.
2850—were awarded to Dwindell,
Harkness
2.10s,
at
&
Hill,
100.05,
of Boston, as
basis of about
a
1.99%.
Kansas
City Land Clearance forRedevelopment Authority, Mo.
Note
Lombardi
announces
thority
will
until
1
receive
sealed
(EDST)
purchase
of
the
bids
July
on
6
$3,884,000
preliminary loan notes, as follows:
1,150,000 third series notes.
Aug.
2,
1955.
Bond Offering—Robt. M.
City
Clerk,
will
school bonds. Dated June
1, 1955.
to
June
on
1
from
1956
Due
on
Principal and interest
payable at the Boardwalk
(J-D)
National Bank, Atlantic
Louis.
Delafield
Sale—An
issue of
bonds
$75,000
sold
was
Co., of Kansas City,
3s, 2%s and 2V2S. Dated May
Due
1975
March
on
inclusive.
1
County,
1
from
1,
195(
Interest
M-S
Holland
&
2%s
1955.
2V2S.
and
Due
1975
on
$100,000
sold
ihe
to
Dated
March
inclusive.
May
from
1
Interest
1.
1956
M-S.
Charles
by
Hanauer
2.40s, at
Louis County
Reorganized Sch
Kansas City,
Feb.
on
clusive.
2%s, 2y>s,
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
1
from
1956
Interest
approved
as
by
1975
to
F-A.
Charles
in¬
Legality
Trauer¬
&
& Co.,
of Newark, as
100.11, a basis of about
improvement
nicht, of St. Louis.
and
181,
p.
2746—
awarded to J. B. Hanauer &
were
Co., of Newark,
a
bonds
water
offered June 21—v.
2.80s, at 100.14,
as
basis of about 2.78%.
Ocean
County (P. O. Toms River),
New Jersey
Bond
(P. O. Ferguson), Mo
Bond Sale—An issue of $150,OOf
building bonds was sold to the
City National Bank & Trust Com¬
and 2y4s.
2, Phillipsburg), N. J.
Oakland, N. J.
&
Dist. No, R-6
pany, of
York
Bond Sale—The $224,000 public
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
St.
of New
2.38%.
First National Bank, of Memphis,
as
Wood,
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p.
2745—were awarded to J. B.
(P.O. Holland),
was
City, le¬
Hawkins,
by
Sale—The $140,000 build¬
Consol
Bond Sale—An issue of
bonds
No.
Bond
Missouri
building
&
Harmony Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
as
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Pemiscot
approved
R. D.
tc
Zahner &
1955.
gality
City.
Pagedale, Mo.
park
1975
inclusive.
10, 1956. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
Bond
sealed
bids until 4:30 p.m. (DST) on July
6
for
the
purchase of
$99,000
Feb.
public
Ernest,
receive
Due
$2,734,000 second series notes.
Dated
Brigantine, N. J.
that the Au¬
p.m.
for
NEW JERSEY
Offering—Chairman C. E.
Offering—Emma
F. Rey¬
nolds, Acting Clerk of the Board
of
Chosen Freeholders,
will re¬
sealed
ceive
until
bids
11
a.m.
(DST) on July 6 for the purchase
of $193,000 general improvement
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July
from
1956 to 1960 in¬
Principal
and
interest
1
clusive.
(J-J)
payable
at
the
First
Na¬
tional Bank of Toms River. Legal¬
ity
Mar¬
Caldwell,
by
approved
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
MONTANA
Deer
Lodge County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Anaconda), Mont.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 15—v. 181,
2629—were
awarded
Piper,
to
Pleasantville, N. J.
Sale—The
Bond
ment
$33,000 equip¬
June
offered
bonds
20—v.
awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City, as 2%s, at 100.03, a basis of
181,
2746
p.
—
were
and
June
16—v.
181,
p.
awarded to Alvis &
son,
at
a
2629—were
Co., of Jack¬
price of 100.06.
Jackson, Miss.
Bonds
June
on
Sold—Bids
Not
15—v.
181,
p.
received
purchase of $250,000 public
improvement bonds were rejected.
County, Sidonline Consol.
Sch. Dist. (P. O. Sidon), Miss.
Sale—An
was
issue of $10,000
sold to the Bank
of
Greenwood,
as
2^s.
Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1956
to
1965
inclusive.
SO
Point Pleasant School District,
(P. O. Route 4, Bozeman),
Bond
Montana
Bond
Offering—Mrs. Lillian D.
Manry, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (MST) or
July 12 for the purchase of $3,200
building
bonds.
Dated
July
1.
1955.
Interest
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by
County Indep. Sch. Dist. Charles
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Coleraine), Minn.
Louis/
Bond Sale—The
$100,000 school
bonds offered
June
16—v.
181, Lucedale Special Consol. Sch. Dist.,
p.
2629—were
awarded
to
the
Mississippi
First
National Bank, of Bovey,
Bond Sale—An issue of $40,000
school
improvement
bonds
was
Offering
—
N. J.
Mrs. Irene E.
Secretary of the Board
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on July
12 for the
purchase of $425,000
building bonds.
Whitten,
of
J-J.
River
2745—for
the
school bonds
Gallatin County School District No
Edge
School District,
N. J.
'
Yellowstone County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
Bond Offering—O. B. Weldon
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 3
for the purchase of $29,300 build¬
ing
bonds.
the
choice;
second
July
Dated
Amortization
first
bonds
serial
choice
1,
will
1955.
be
bonds will
of
the
the
be
School
Board.
NEW
Note
Jr.,
HAMPSHIRE
Berlin, N. H.
Offering—Louis
City
Treasurer,
DeLorge,
will
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
receive
(DST)
Bond-
Sale
—
The
$1,400,000
building bonds offered
181, p. 2746—were
June 20
awarded
group- composed of B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., of New York,
National State Bank, of Newark,
Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
—v.
to
a
York,
Trust Co., Ryan,
Co., both of Newark,
Phelps, Inc., Rand &
Fidelity
Hanauer
&
Byrne and
Co., Roosevelt & Cross, all of New
York, J. B. Hanauer & Co., J.
R. Ross & Co., F. R. Cole & Co.,
No. 2 (P. O.
Northern Minnesota National
sealed
on
Wallace
—
Treasurer,
about 2.61%.
Indianola, Miss.
Sale—The $550,000 water
sewer revenue
bonds offered
Bond
Itasca
and
City
ceive
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬
olis, as 23/4s.
MISSISSIPPI
Jones,
Offering—J. Arthur Sul¬
livan, County Treasurer, will re¬
Clayton, Missouri
p.
Paul.
Offering
Note
Legality approved
Aug. 2, 1955.
Due on
Feb. 10, 1956.
Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Bond
sealed
W.
Due in 14 years.
to
$1,106,000 first series notes.
1,748,000 second series notes.
loff,
J.
11 a.m. (CST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $35,000 school bonds.
Au¬
bids
July 6 for
$2,854,000
as
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
Sch. Dist. No.
sealed
liminary loan notes,
Bond
Feb.
Offering
Nick
LeFlore
1980 inclusive.
on
Due
Housing
thority
Feb. 1 from
on
County Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waynesboro), Miss.
Bond
to
ment
Note
inclusive.
Due
1985
Feb.
on
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1968
3.30s.
Paul
group
inclusive.
Due
1969
610,000 3.20s.
on
im¬
$1,410,000
tional Bank, both of
John Nuveen & Co.,
$850,000 3.40s. Due
1956
Louis.
2629—were awarded
composed by J. M.
p.
group
Dain
&
Shaughnessy & Co., of St.
Paul, and McDougal & Condon, of
Chicago, at 100.006, a net interest
cost of about 3.17%, as follows:
11
purchase of $5,100,000 Metropoli¬
tan sewerage and
sewage disposal
system bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1990
inclusive.
by
Minn.
Sale—The
Bond
Due from
Wayne
provement bonds offered June 16
cago,
May 25.)
O. Detroit),
call¬
are
Feb.
Co.,
of Chicago, White, Weld & Co., B.
J. Van Ingen, Inc., both of New
York, Central Republic Co., of
Chicago, Goodbody & Co., of New
York, McCormick & Co., of Chi¬
to be offered
Wayne County (P.
as
composed
^
(The
Richfield,
Bond Sale—The $2,250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
are
(J-J)
originally scheduled
thereafter
and
of
due
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale), Minn.
payable
at the Detroit Bank, Detroit.
Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
1974
Bonds
Minneapolis,
and
Moody
Springsted, of St. Paul.
p.m.
f^dfn 1956 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds
in
1975 inclusive.
proved
(EST)
on
June 29 for the purchase of $2,000,000 building and site bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
due
to
oi
2%s, at 100.18, a
as
notes.
1960, inclusive.
Charles
p.m.
the successful bidder.
liams, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
7
1, 1967. Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
Mich.
Offering—Margaret
until
(CST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $120,000 swimming pool bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from
as
June 1 from
on
bids
Bank
Dated
Offering—Adolph J. GerCity Clerk, will receive seal¬
gen,
000
in¬
1980
Bond
ed
June
Minneapolis,
July 5 for
on
Note
(DST)
Bond
National
Northwestern
Concord, N. H.
un¬
ceive
to
Minnesota
build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p. 2745 — were awarded to the
20, 1955.
provement
Ind. Cons. Sch.
Perham),
Sale—The $300,000
Bond
(CST)
Dec.
the purchase of $30,000 school im¬
District No. 44 (P. O.
350,000 3.20s. Due
Barber, of Minneapolis.
terest cost of about 2.63%,
follows: $20,000 4s, due
/
Otter Tail County
til 7:30 p.m.
June 28 for the purchase of
$200,-)
000 notes. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due,
Read, City
MISSOURI
1969.
Hastings, Minn.
vehicle
approved by
Benson, of Minneapolis.
Legality
the
to
bidder.
Faegre &
by the successful
until 1 p.m.
&
1, 1958. Prin¬
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
to
Lucedale
Note Offering—A. J.
are
and interest payable at a
suitable banking institution des¬
210,000
Principal
and
interest
at a suitable banking
institution designated by the succesful bidder. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
2%s,
thereafter
and
cipal
payable
fund bonds at 100.01, a net in;
1958
p.m.
29 for the pur¬
drainage bonds.
of July
as
clusive.
due
1959
from
1
1975 inclusive.
160,000
Counties
Lee,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 14
for the purchase of $390,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
Jan.
1959
in
callable
Consolidated
Bond Offering—Mrs. Odell
1958
to
$180,000
1
due
1957
District
to
building
$20,000 3M>s,
1
Houston
Independent
2
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds
Mabel), Minn.
addition bonds at 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 2.75%,
:
in¬
suitable bank
School District No. 6 (P. O.
awarded
works
a
Legality approved by Faegre
on
public
p.m.
Principal and
payable at
Joint
Michigan Corp., De¬
troit, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
of Toledo, jointly, as follows:
£200,000
1
Chris-
E.
until
bids
June
on
dated
Earth
Fillmore
from
First of
the
are-
H.
—
basis of about 2.72%.
Benson, of Minneapolis.
inclusive.
were
from
1
inclusive.
July 1,
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
able at a suitable banking institu¬
tion designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Springsted, both of St. Paul.
&
Sale—The $360,000 bonds
20
July
on
1971
bonds
Royal Oak, Mich.
.Bond
offered June
Due
to
designated by the successful bid¬
bonds
June
on
Building
Community
bonds.
der.
on
obligation
Due
1965
inclusive.
1964
1960.
13,500
Due
'
terest
1
inclusive;
June 1,
$34,000 2s, due
Clerk,
(CST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $166,000 drainage bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
$194,700 special assessment bonds:
on
En-
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 11 for the purchase of $35,000 bonds, as follows:
sealed
awarded
at
$160,700 2V4s, due
F.
land, County Auditor, will receive
of Michigan
Corp.,
100.02, a net interest
of about 2.16%, as follows:
cost
Village
sealed
ignated
Offering—Arthur
Bond
First
Detroit,
to
^
Bond
im¬
provement bonds offered June 20
—v.
awarded
Big Falls, Minn.
Blue
Lincoln Park, Mich.
Sale —The $208,200
22—v.
Co., of Minneapolis,
2%s, at 100.13, a basis of about
troit.
Bond
June
of
Bank
Clerk, will receive sealed bids
tianson, County Auditor, will re¬
(CST)
The $130,000
—
offered
Offering
chase of $430,000
J. M. Dain &
as
Bond
ceive
2850—were
p.
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 27 for the purchase of $214,-
to
Offering
bonds
of
$95,000
Minne¬
of
Aurora, Minn.
Sept. 1, 1959.
on
Co.,
'""vv
1958.
Fairmont),
Minnesota
the
to
the
to
21/4s.
Picayune Separate Sch. Dist., Miss.
Martin County (P. O.
$45,000
awarded
were
—
Allison
sold
as
about 2.24%.
build¬
ing bonds offered June 20—v. 181,
apolis.
Due
Bank, of Duluth, jointly, as 2V4S,
at a price of 100.02, a
basis of
Chronicle.. .Monday, June 27, 1955|
on
MacBride, Miller & Co., all of
Newark, and Ewing & Co., of
Montclair, as 2.80s, at 100.07, a
basis of about 2.79%.
Number 5441... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 181
$2,359,000 bonds
offered June 20—v. 181, p. 2525—
Awarded
to
a
group
com¬
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., New
York City, Mercantile Trust Co.,
St. Louis, Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Andrews &
Wells, Inc., all of New
York City| Barret, Firth, North &
Co., Kansas City, and Quinn &
Co., of Albuquerque, as follows:
$240,000, fire
net
bonds
interest
2.96%,
due
due
a
about
of
follows: $60,000 6s,
July 1 from 1957 to
as
on
1960
100.28,
at
cost
inclusive;
July
on
1
$60,000 2V2S,
from 1961 to
1965
inclusive; $30,000 2%s,
due on July 1 from 1966 to
1968 inclusive; $30,000 2.90s,
due on July 1 from 1969 to
1971
inclusive; and
$60,000
2%s, due on July 1 from 1972
to
$240,000
6s,
1957
due
on
1
inclusive;
1960
to
July
$270,000 2%'s, due on July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive;
2%s, due
$150,000
1966
July 1
on
1968
to
inclusive;
$130,000 2.90s, due on July 1
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive;
and $160,000 2%s, due on July
1 from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
„
V
494,000 sanitary sewer bonds at
100.25, a net interest cost of
L
about
2.95%,
as
follows:
$116,000
1957
from
due
us,
on
1960
to
July
1
inclusive;
$133,000 2V2s, due on July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive;
?
due on July 1
1966 to 1968 inclusive;
2%s,
$75,000
1,
from
2.90s, due on July 1
1969 to 1971 inclusive;
$74,000
from
and $96,000 2%s, due on July
1 from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
•,
675,000 water bonds at 100.23, a
net
interest
cost of
about
.
1968
follows: $120,000 6s,
on
July 1 from 1957 to
inclusive; $170,000 2%s,
on
July 1 from 1961 to
inclusive; $115,000 23/4S,
on
July 1 from 1966 to
inclusive; $120,000 2.90s,
due
on
2.97%,
-
due
1960
due
1965
due
as
1 from 1969 to
and $150,000
July
inclusive;
1971
2%s, due on July 1
to 1975 inclusive.
from 1972
about
and
to
as
July 1 from
inclusive.
1963
285,000 3V4S. Due on July
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
Carlsbad Municipal
New
will receive
(DST) on
June 30 for the purchase of $1,-
to
1 from
School District,
$975,000 build¬
Bedford,
1.40s.
net interest cost
as follows:
Due
on
July 1,
1956.
1, 1957.
1, 1958.
,a00,000 l%s. Due
1, 1959.
-100,000 1.85s. Due
1, I960.
-.100,000 1.95s. Due
1, 1961.
100,000 2.05s. Due
1, 1982.
;
100,000 2.10s. Due
1, 1963.
100,000 2.15s. Due
1, 1964.
75,000 2.20s. Due
1, 1965.
The bonds will bear additional
interest representing the differ¬
ence between the abovementioned
rates and 21/<>% during the period
from July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1958
100,000 1.55s. Due
100,000 1.65s. Due
j
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
inclusive.
NEW YORK
Albanv, N.
~
Bond Sale—The
purposes
to
a
group
Y.
$2,450,000 vari¬
bonds offered June
awarded
composed of the Chase
22—v. 181, p.
Pound
and
Ridge Central School Dist. No.
(P. O. Mount Kisco), N. Y.
2
Offering—Donald W. Ko-
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
on July 7 for the purchase of $2,960,000
building
bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Mount Kisco,
City Bank
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
County
Co.,
Trust
at the First National
or
Wood, of New York City.
district
sewer
June 23
composed
&
a
group
B. Gibbons
George
of
offered
bonds
awarded to
were
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
Co.,
of New York
&
City, and Sage, Rutty
of Rochester, as 2.70s, at
basis of about 2.63%.
Co.,
100.59,
a
Cohoes, N. Y.
Bond
E. Du-
Offering—Arthur
bids until
sealed
(DST)
12:30 p.m.
the pur¬
bridge
28 for
June
on
chase of $474,000 street and
bonds.
June
Dated
June
on
clusive.
from
1
1,
1956
Due
1955.
1975
to
in¬
interest
(J-D)
the National
City Bank of Troy, Cohoes Branch.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane, of New York City.
Principal
payable at
Bond
and
Sale—The
street
improvement bonds offered June
23—v.
to
ern
at
181,
2850—were
p.
$71,000
2850—were awarded
Trust Co. of West¬
the Marine
New York, of Buffalo, as
100.07,
Elmira
City School District, N. Y.
Offering—Mary H. Judge,
District Clerk, will receive
28
1.90s,
basis of about 1.88%.
a-
11
a.m.
(DST)
sealed
on
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
the
interest
(J-D)
payable
office.
Treasurer's
District
Legality approved by Vandewater,
York
Galloway,
&
Heckler
Sykes,
Bond
Sal e—The
(P. O.
—
and
fire
June
22
—
v.
181,
2850 — were awarded to the
Schenectady Trust Co., of Sche¬
p.
nectady,
as
2.40s, at 100.05,
a
basis
of about 2.38%.
were
1.90s, at
of
a
about
1.89%.
Offering
Village
Bracken,
until
2
1959
inclusive.
terest
April
will
p.m.
MacArthur
Heckler
New York City.
Sykes,
road
Union
Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P.O.
Free
1
Hauppauge), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
$1,447,000 bonds
2746—
offered June 22—v. 181, p.
23—v.
June
181, p. 2850—were awarded to the
First National Bank of Brewster,
as
1.70s, at 100.01,
basis of about
a
1.69%.
Co.
Trust
of
the
to
awarded
$3,335,000 notes
hattan
Bank, and the Guaranty
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, at 1.17% interest, plus a
premium of $33.
Trust
Henry), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Leo J.
Town
Graham,
receive
will
Supervisor,
sealed bids until 10
a.m.
(DST)
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the National City
Bank of Troy.
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Norwich
Sch. Dist., N. Y.
Offering—A. Joseph Na-
Bond
City
,
toli, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
3 p.m. (DST) on June 30 for the
p u r c h a s e of $2,373,000' school
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
on
clusive.
1956
from
1
June
Principal
National
of Norwich.
by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Trust
&
Bank
Co.,
approved
Legality
Oswego City School District, N. Y.
Bond
Sale — The
$2,200,000
offered June 21
—v.
181, p. 2746—were awarded
to a group composed of the First
National Bank of Chicago, Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, L. F.
Rothschild & Co., Dean Witter &
bonds
building
Co., and R. L. Day & Co., all of
City, as 2V4S, at 100.19,
New York
basis of about
a
2.23%./
Ovid, N.
Bond
Offering
—
Y.
Margaret Mc-
Grain, Village Treasurer, will re¬
(DST)
on
of
chase
until
bids
sealed
ceive
4
p.m.
June 29 for the pur¬
$165,000 water bonds.
1955. Due on July 1
Dated July 1,
from
1956 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
interest
(J-J)
National
First
the
payable
Bank
Ovid. Legality approved by
Bond Offering
sealed
of
Reed,
Oyster Bay Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James J. Far-
District
will
Clerk,
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
28
purchase of $2,-
the
for
receive
(DST) on
100,000
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
June
(J-D) payable at the
and interest
Hempstead
First
at
the
of
New
Bank, Hempstead, or
National City Bank,
York
Legality apVandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
York
Water
ran,
Bay,
District
will
Town. Clerk,
receive
(DST) on
purchase of $375,-
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
June 28 for the
000
improvement
bonds. Dated
June 1 from
June 1, 1955. Due on
W. E. Easter-
at
his
in
office
Ra¬
June 1 from 1957 to 1986
on
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shatterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
>
;
.
*
on
June 1 1981'
Due
on
June 1, 1983
1984.
DAKOTA
Casselton, N. D.
Bond Offering — L. E. Correll,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on July 5
for the purchase of $45,000
gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated
July
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1957
to
1970
inclusive.
interest
Bond
Offering
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
bids
at
in
office
his
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28
for
the
purchase of $75,000
sanitary
sewer
bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1958
to
1967 inclusive. Principal
and
(J^D)
interest
in
payable
New
York
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shatterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Hertford
County
(P. O.
Winton),
North Carolina
bank
Bond Offering
sealed
W. E. Easter-
—
bids
at
in
office
his
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28 for the purchase of $145,000
court house bonds. Dated June 1,
1955. Due on June 1 from 1956
to
1966 inclusive. Principal and
payable in New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
interest
(J-D)
of New York
City.
any-
company
OHIO
Brooklyn, Ohio
Bond
Offering—Harry J. Brown,
Director
sealed
of
bids
Finance, will receive
until
noon
(DST) on
July 14 for the purchase of $338.-
000
street
improvement
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1965, inclusive. Prin¬
and interest
land.
(J-D)
payable
Co., Cleve¬
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Offering
Bond
—
W. E. Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
Commission, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28
for
the
purchase of $50,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1970
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
(J-D) payable in New York
City.
approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shatterly & Mitchell, of
Legality
New York
City.
Sale—The $250,000 water
sewer
the
bonds offered
June 21
.2851—were awarded
First Securities Corn., of
181,
p.
and Byrne and Phelps,
New York City, jointly, at
Durham,
100.03,
2.99%,
a
net interest cost of about
follows:
as
$34,000 6s.
1957
to
27,000 23/4S.
1961
to
Due on June
1960
Due
1963
,
Bond
Offering—Glayds M. Fos¬
ter, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
July 19 for the purchase of $200,plant bonds.
cipal and interest
at
the
Central
(J-D)
National
payable
of
Bank
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Sale—The
Note
$3,660,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered June
15—v. 181, p. 2746—were awarded,
as
follows:
notes
$1,660,000
Manhattan
the
to
Chase
of
Bank,
New-
follows: $1,500,discount; and
$160,000 at 1.07% discount.
2,000,000 notes to Salomon B^os.
& Hutzler, of New York City,
000
at
City,
at
as
1.04%
1.06%
discount.
Cleveland, Ohio
Sale
Bond
various
—
The
purposes
17
issues
bonds
of
aggre¬
gating $13,225,000 and offered for
sale on June 21—v. 181, p. 2526—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
National
Bank of Chicago, at 102.71, a net
interest cost of about 2.03%.
The
named an interest rate of
2% for 13 of the issues and a rate
of 6%
the remaining four, the
on
latter consisting of:
$850,000 city's
portion
paving bonds;
$800,000
park bonds;
$60,000 auditorium
improvement bonds, and $185,000
public service machine and equip¬
ment
bonds.
—
the syndi¬
City Bank,
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
both of New York, City National
Other
cate:
members
First
of
National
Kansas
City, Bacon,
Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., all of New
York, Fidelity Union Trust Co.,
of Newark, Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Bache & Co., Clark, Dodge & Co.,.
all of New York, Weeden & Co.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., both of San
Francisco, Milwaukee Co., Robt.
Winthrop & Co., of New York,
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
of
&
City, Kean, Taylor & Co.; Glickenhaus & Lembo, J. C. Bradford
& Co., all of New York.
Julien Collins & Co., of Chi¬
G. C. Haas & Co., of New
York, Ginther, Johnston & Co.', of
Cleveland,
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of - Winston-Salem,
Anderson & Strudwick, of Rich¬
cago,
Leakesville, N. C.
Bond
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
_
Stevenson
,
ernment
Inc.,
and
designated by the purchaser.
Bank,
N. C.
Hillsboro,
to
trust
or
group
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
and
Principal
payable
at
(J-J)
suitable
York
China Grove, N. C.
—v.
South Farmingdale
(P. O. Oyster
Bav), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Henry M. Cur-
Oyster
bids
City.
City.
—
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28 for the purchase of
$142,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1955
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
ren,
Due
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Due
from
inclusive.
000 sewage treatment
Candor, N. C.
in¬
interest
and
the
at
payable
(J-D)
1984
to
CAROLINA
NORTH
on
July 7 for the purchase of $120,000
water bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1994,
1
awarded to the Chase Man¬
were
1.73%.
about
of
basis
June
at the Cleveland Trust
offered June 22—v. 181, p. 2851—
New
Western
from
1
inclusive.
on
1980
NORTH
cipal
Rochester, N. Y.
Note Sale—The
Ma¬
York, of Buffalo, as l%s, at 100.06,
a
offered
bonds
$237,000 road
bonds offered June 21—v. 181, p.
rine
$190,000 county
57
1982.
and
New York
Sale—The
2850—were
and
County (P. O. Carmel),
Bond Sale—The
County (P. O.
Wampsville), N. Y.
&
Smithtown
& Co., of Detroit, as
100.59, a basis of about
Putnam
Madison
Bond
to
June
on
1970
Due
2.55%.
by Vandewater,
& Galloway, of
approved
by
2.96%.
Trust
2.60s, at
15 from 1956 to
Principal and in¬
(A-O) payable at the Han¬
gality
1971
1
Inc.,
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
Hecker
basis of about
Co.,
Traders
on
on
No.
Blair
Manufacturers and
Co., of Buffalo,
Roosevelt & Cross, W. H. Morton
& Co. & Co., R. D. White & Co.,
all of New York, and Kenower,
Edward
of
oroved
&
and
W.
June 29 for the pur¬
$52,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated April 15, 1955.
(DST)
chase
Dist.
Western New York, Buffalo,
&
Treasurer,
sealed1 bids
receive
Cross. Chas. E. Wei¬
I slip
—
Sch.
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
■
Larchmont, N. Y.
Bond
Central
$2,431,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p. 2851—were awarded to a group
Sayville, as
price of 100.02, a basis
Co., Francis I. duPont &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Ad¬
ams, McEntee & Co., R. D. White
& Co., and Tilney & Co., all of
New York City, as 3s, at 100.46, a
gold
Due
to
Bond Sale—The
Trust Co., of
&
Bank
June
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 26 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,229,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p. 2746—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Roosevelt &
1964
90,000 3s.
(P. O. Gowanda), N. Y.
fire house construction
offered
bonds
Hanover
$38,500 fire
offered June 16
awarded to the Oystermen's
apparatus bonds
at
Dist No. 5
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $38,500
truck
of
City.
Glenville Fire
63,000 6s.
Bay.
Dayton, Perrysburg, Otto,
Collins, North Collins, Concord and
June
purchase of $974,000
building and
equipment bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and
ter
Co., Oys¬
18,000 0.25s.
the
for
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Persia,
fresne, City Comptroller, will re¬
ceive
1980
North Shore Bank Trust
Sayville Fire District (P. O.
Sayville), N. Y.
Moriah (P. O. Port
Brighton (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $635,000 water
and
to
interest
18,000 0.50s.
over
foed, District
New
$100,000
Castle
New
and
Weeks,
Due
Waeckerle, of Kansas
City, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Denver, Quinn & Co., Albuquer¬
que, and Zahner & Co., of Kansas
&
&
„
(M-N) payable at the
County Trust Co., Katonah. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
p
2405—were awarded to Boettcher &
Co., of Denver, Lucas,
ous
1975
1956
com¬
basis of about 2.88%.
bonds. Dated
on May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest
at
City, as par, a
of about 2.24%,
Clerk,
$756,000
building
May 1, 1955. Due
bids until
Mexico
Bond Sale—The
Eisen
Offering—J. Gilson Mill¬
Bond
$115,000 3%s. Due on
(P. O. Katonah), N. Y.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1956
group
Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Ridge Union Free Sch.
1
District
er,
follows:
1957
Pound
a
Bache & Co.,
and John Small & Co., all of New
York City, as 2.90s, at 100.22, a
Salem
Cortland, N. Y.
about 3.30%,
of
cost
basis
a
North
Lewisboro,
Dist. No.
Bond
100.27,
2.16%.
Bedford,
to
posed of C. J. Devine & Co., Horn-
I slip,
at
2.20s,
as
^
$400,000
off-street parking revenue bonds
offered June 20—v. 181, p. 2746—
were awarded to John Nuveen &
Co., Chicago, and Zahner & Co.,
St. Louis, jointly, at 100.03, a net
Sale—The
Additional
interest
City,
of
Bond
950,000 storm sewer bonds at
100.57, a net interest cost of
about
2.95%,
as
follows:
from
blower
Co., Albany, Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Bache & Co., and
Gregory & Son, all of New York
inclusive.
1975
from
were
Trust
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
were
awarded
Manhattan Bank, New York City,
National
Commercial
Bank
&
NEW MEXICO
Bond Sale—The
(2981)
1 from
inclusive.
on
June 1 from
inclusive.
mond, Third National Bank in
Nashville, Shannon & Co., of De¬
troit, Arthur L. Wright & Co., of
Philadelphia, Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, of Chicago, Woodcock,
Hess & Co., of Philadelphia, McMaster Hutchinson & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
& Shafto, Inc., of
Shaughnessey & Co., of,
Lyons
Boston,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
58
(2982)
St.
Paul, and L. B.
Of Cleveland.
Co.,
'
Schwinn
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
BondOffering
Edward
Sehuele, Director of Finance, will
sealed
until
bids
noon
2%
July 12 for the purchase
of $350,000 bonds, as follows:
(DST)
on
tV
iQ^fi
1
i
sft'e
bonds
The
1955.
dated
are
Aug.
337.36
1956
Due
bonds.
1957
approved
(?iunryUSV
150,589.27
series No.
Feb.
1957
Due
Squire,
No.
Feb.
Due
proved
burger,
Dated
and
d
awarded
were
of
to
plant
a
bonds
group
com¬
June
awarded
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph F. Gor¬
man, Clerk of the Board of Coun-
receive
will
(DST)
on
July 7 for the purchase of $2,860,000 bonds, as follows:
Wilson
i.
/n/r
t,
(Monticello
bonds.
Oct.
Due
-rji
•
-D
series
April
on
from
1
Road
Mills
j\
Blvd ),
1956
1
to
B
and
1970
inclusive.
Alexander
Road
im¬
provement bonds, series B.
Due on April 1 and Oct. 1
1956 to
,
v
,
,
T
Improvement;
for
.
and
construction
easement
of drainage
channel
bonds, series B. Due
April 1 and Oct. 1 from
on
1956
110,000
to
1970 inclusive.
Brook
Park
Road
from
from
15
from
1956
to
1970
inclusive.
will
to
inclusive.
Clyde Luna,
the Board of Education,
of
receive
—
sealed
bids
until
2
inclusive.
1960
1970
Oct.
1
from
1956
to
inclusive.
The
bonds
are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest(A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
3955.
2
2747—were
p.
awarded
Security First National
Hugo.
Garvin
be
the
to
Bank, of
Offering—Sealed bids will
received
June
until
29
for
8
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
$235,000 building bonds.
on
of
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Chickasha), Okla.
Bond Offering — J. R. Martin,
No. 28
Clerk
the
of
of
bids
State,
until
Board
of
Education,
(CST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $71,000 school build¬
p.m.
ing
willvreceive
(DST)
noon
from
1955.
series
B.
No.
14
Bond
Dated
Clerk
Due
of
the
Board
will receive sealed
purchase
p.m.
payable at ei-
(CST)
Education,
bids until 7:30
June
on
of
of
28
for
$75,000
the
building
ther of the following: State Treas- bonds. Due from 1958 to 1965 incl.
National City Kay County Dependent Sch. Dist.
I Bank of New York City; Northern
No.
Commerce, Cleveland,
Ohio
bus.
National
Bank
of
Colum¬
June
Legality approved by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
(EST)
on
Aug. 1, 1955.
1956
to
Due
on
as
Wert.
National
Legality
Squire^
Sanders
ceive
&
Dempsey,
Independence Village Local School
District (P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Sale—The $225 000 build¬
of
Bond
noon
(DST)
on
terest J-D.
27
until
for
8. .p.mt
the
pur¬
building bonds.
Offering
—
Board
L.
R.
of
Arnold,
Education,
(CST) on June 27 for the
purchase of $4,500 building bonds.
p.m.
Due
from
1958
to
1966
inclusive.
Mayes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Pryor), Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1
,
auxiliary
from
airport
1958 to
bonds:
1975 inclu¬
21
181,
v.
—
2851
p.
—
awarded to R. J. Edwards,
Oklahoma City, as 2s.
50,000 cemetery bonds. Due from
1958
No.
awarded
Bank
&
City,
of Oklahoma
2s.
$60,000
Aug.
Due
40,000 21/2s. Due
be received until 7:30 p.m.
sanitary
900,000
Due
20,000 2%s. Due
and
The
The
bonds
&
City,
or
Tulsa
dated
are
Trust
the
Co.,
Oklahoma
State's
fiscal
New York City.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
George C.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
Oklahoma
Educational
Television
the
Board
Oklahoma
(CST)
chase
on
of
Dated
F.
Spencer,
of the Authority, will
sealed
bids
until
10
a.nr.
June 28 for the purr
$64,500 revenue bonds.
June
28,
1955.
Turnpike—Fourteen contracts had
of
as
connection
the
May
with
89-mile
31,
1955,
(CST)
Dist.
tric
Lincoln-Peoples Utility
(P. O. Newport), Ore.
Sale—The
10—v.
$350,000
construction
Turn¬
-
Joplin.
Oklahoma
De
Leuw,
consulting
In a report to the
Turnpike
Authority,
Cather & Company,
engineers, announced
that the total cost of the
tracts,
was
amounting
almost
below
to
half
a
let
con¬
$5,113,513,
million
dol¬
181, p. 2406—were awarded
Co., of Chicsgo.
Clackamas
County, Damascus Sch
Dist. No. 26 (P. O. Oregon
Oregon
Offering—Lillian
Bond
District
derson,
(PST)
cost
of
City),
O.
An¬
will
Clerk,
until
bids
sealed
Dated
re¬
8
p.m
on June 27 for the pur¬
of $35,000 building bonds
July 1, 1955. Due on July
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Prin¬
and interest (J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office
cipal
Legality
approved
McCulloch,
'
Note: The
sold
not
"Winfree
by
Shuler
Sayre,
&
:
foregoing bonds
when
o
.
were
originally offeree
June 15.
on
Estacada,
Bond
Offering
Oregon
R. R
Cooke
—
City Recorder, will receive sealec
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST) or
July 7 for the purchase of $52,00(
1960
and
bonds.
obligation
general
Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
interest
on
Datee
Aug. 1 fron
inclusive.
1969
to
National
Principa
payable at the Firs
Bank
Portland.
of
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, Mc¬
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
-
-
i
■
.
the
original estimate.
Nevertheless, the report adds, the
the
scheduled
Jitne
to John Nuveen &
of
Northeastern
elec¬
offered
bonds
revenue
in
pike which will extend from a
point near Tulsa, Okla., to the
Oklahoma
Missouri state
lihe
near
7:3(
OREGON
,
Fourteen Contracts Let for New
let
wil
until
bonds. Due from 1957 to 1960 incl
Portland.
<
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
been
Dubie, Clerh
Education,
bids
(CST) on June 30 for the
purchase
of
$360,000
building
chase
Offering—C.
Chairman
of
sealed
p.m.
ceive
Authority (P. O. Oklahoma City),I
receive
1
Sept.
County Indep. School Districi
(P'. O. San Springs), Okla.
Bond Offering—Ed
of
Aug. 1, 1972
on
in
agency
dated
are
Due
inclusive
1979
to
No. 2
Bond
at
bonds.
sewer
1958
Central
Aug. 1,
1955. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank
1980 inclu¬
sive.
852,000 storm
1973.
bonds
bonds
sewer
1958 to
from
Aug. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1971
to
Aug. 1 from
on
198C
inclusive.
1967
to
1968
from
1
1962 inclusive.
1957 to
50,000 2%s. Due
facilities
access
inclusive.
receive
on
1973 inclu¬
bonds. Due from 1958 to
National
Trust Co.,
follows:
as
to
bonds
1955.
First
the
to
1958
limited
900,000
from
Sale—The $170,000 build¬
bonds offered .June 14 were
ing
from
'•■)
.
department
sive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Oklahoma City),
S3
fire
Due
-
County Indep Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Morrison), Okla. "v
Bonds Not Sold—The $107,000
building bonds offered June 13
—v. 181, p. 2747—were not sold.
1962 inclusive.
to
235,000
were
Inc., of
Turnpike
to
which
The Dalles, Ore.
Bond
is
traffic on
July 1, 1957, is still expected
to reach the original estimate of
for
open
$50,176,853, exclusive of contin¬
gencies, financing charges and in¬
terest during construction.
The
Authority
in December,
1954, sold $68,000,000 in turnpike
revenue bonds through a nation¬
wide
group
of 467 investment
houses headed by The First Bos¬
ton Corporation.
The
also
Authority
reported
that
operating revenues of the
Turner Turnpike, extending from
Oklahoma
City to Tulsa, were
13%
higher in the year ended
May 31, 1955, than in the pre¬
ceding 12-month period.
*
Sale—The
bonds
system
$175 0C0 wate
offered
June
20-
181, p. 2747-^were awarded t<
v.
the
National
First
land.
Bank of Port
1
.
Wasco
County Sch. Dist. No. 42
H-.
(P. O. Wamlc), Ore.
Bond
Offering—W. L. Driver
District
Clerk, will receive seale<
bids until 8 p.m.
for the
(PST) on July
purchase cf $15,030 build
ing bonds. Dated July 1,1955. Dui
July 1 from 1956 to 1963, in
elusive.
Principal and interes
(J-J)
payab'e
at
the
Count;
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap
proved
by Winfree, McCullocf
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
on
PENNSYLVANIA
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 6 (P. O. Grainola). Okla.
Bond Offering—J. Q. Cobb, Jr.,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
Chester
will
that the Au
receive sealed bid
p.m. (DST) on July 6 fo
the
purchase
of
$506,000 pre
liminary loan notes. Dated Aug
2, 1955. Due on Feb. 10, 195(
Legality approved by Caldwel
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell,
receive
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
furniture
sealed
bids
until
8
June 27 for the
$3,000
repair
and
on
bonds.
Due
in
1960.
Stephens County Dependent School
District No. 51 (P. O. Duncan),
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering
—
Harry Pettithe Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 1 for
the purchase of $37,000 building
grew, Clerk of
to
1965, inclusive. In¬
Legality approved by
bids
re¬
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
July 5
of about 2.72%.
1956
Schools, will
June
Clerk of the
for the purchase of
$18,000 special
assessment
improvement
bonds
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from
Offering—R. E. Cox, Su¬
Oklahoma
Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering—Laura
Shurmer,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
until
were
Newkirk, jointly,
chase of $125,000
Cleveland.
bids
—
National
Marshall County Dependent School
District No. 19 (P. O. Madill),
by
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
p. 2631—were awarded to Field,
Richards & Co., of Cleveland, as
234s, at a nrice of 100.21, a basis
2851
Braman, and the Eastman
on
(CST)
1958'to 1979 inclusive.
350,000
Due
.
sealed
(CST)
Van
approved
First
perintendent of
Nov. 1 from
Bank,
p.
1 %s.
Bond
sew¬
Dated
1977, inclusive.
Wert
181,
the
v.
to
Latimer County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Wilburton), Okla.
Principal
and interest (M-N)
payable at the
Van
—
National Bank of
July 11
age treatment plant bonds.
22
Bank of
Wert, Ohio
Bond Offering—John A.
Jones,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
noon
O.
Sale—The
awarded
Van
for the purchase of $223,000
(P.
Bond
the
at
or
12
Newkirk), Okla.
$8,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Trust Co., Chicago: Union Bank of
Warrensville
June
lars
County Indep Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Ringling), Okla.
Offering — W. J. Moore,
semi-annually
on
March 15 and Sept. 15 from
1956 to 1972, inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-S)
Due
on
July 20 for the purchase of $52,000,000 Major Thoroughfare con¬
bonds,
and
furniture
bonds.
1957 to 1966 inclusive.
Jefferson
receive
a.m.
$2,150,00 airport bends. Due from
inclusive.
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lindsay), Okla.
No. 9
Bond
Cleveland.
Bond
1965
to
Bond
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Hugo), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 181,
(State of)
Offering—Ted W. Brown,
1,
serially
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
Secretary
Aug.
Offering
No.
Ohio
sealed
1978
Due
Choctaw
Cleveland.
Bond
Dale,
(CST) on June 29 for the
purchase of $7,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1958
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
bids until
220,000 Schaaf Road Relocation
bonds, series B. Due on April
and
1957
sealed
p.m.
Bracksville.
Squire,
C.
receive
bonds.
1959 to
Clerk
1956
inclusive.
works
Bond
181, p. 2850Seasongood &
Dec.
will
Oklahoma
National
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
legal depository of the Board,
currently the Brecksville Bank,
Ex¬
improvement bonds,
series B. Due on April 1 and
1
the
$150,000 free fair bonds. Due from
1963
Catoosa, Okla.
Offering — D.
County Dependent School
District No. 21 (P. O. Swink),
Sanders &
tension
Oct.
for
(CST)
purchase of
a.m.
Trust
„'!,,enn a?d. tmpr°vementjiurer's office; First
Road Alteration
and
Engle
1
1977
on
&
Choctaw
Ohio
to
Bank
and
1970 inclusive.
420,000 Five Points Road Estab..
July 5
construc-
the
at
20—v.
Due
struction
860,000
from
$375,000 county
National
Clerk,
water
Donnet, Clerk of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on July
13 for the purchase of $270,000
building bonds. Dated June 15,
to
a.m.
27
10
Oklahoma
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
July 1 for the purchase of $60,000
sewer
payable
(J-D)
1955.
about 2.60%.
$1,250,000
Town
0f Cincinnati, as 3V4S.
'
North Royalton Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
Offering — William C.
.
Commissioners,
First
Bond
Maumee
Mayer
2630^
p.
Co., Wm. J. Mericka
Co., of Cleveland, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati, and John B. Joyce & Co.,1
of Columbus, as 2%s, at 101.90, a
sealed bids until 11
assessment
were
S. Dickson &
ty
Toledo,
noon (EDST) on
fered
$1,000,000
&
of
Bank
May field,
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., R.
basis
(J-D)
Sale—The $48,650 special
assessment water main bonds of¬
181,
until
20.)
Co., and R. J. Edwards, Inc., both
Oklahoma City, jointly.
to
Bond
The
offered June 22—v.
1956
Bank °f Toledo, Maumee Branch,
1,
treatment
sewerage
from
j
1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1965
inclusive. Principal and interest
I
Sale
Dec
tion bonds. Dated Sept.
Conneaut, Ohio
o n
on
Principal and inpayable at the Na-
cial
City Treasurer's office.
B
June
on
of
Due
the
for the purchase of $32,915.57 spe-
1955. Principal
interest (F-A) payable at the
Aug.
bids
will
10
437,000 bonds,
Oklahoma
originally of¬
were
June
1965
hospital bonds offered June 21—
v.
181, p. 2851—were awarded to
noon
Bond Offering—S. E. Klewar,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
on
Columbus.
bonds
on
equipment
1957 to
-a.-'
■ ■
Bond Sale—The
Maumee, Ohio
1957. Legality apby
Bricker,
MarEvatt & Barton, of
1,
Klewer,
hranr.b
improvement
notes.
station
Due from
inclusive.
Clerk,
| bids until
143
Due
Bryan County (P. O. Durant), Okla.
tional
Sanders & Dempsey,
street
series
fire
(The
bonds.
1957 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds.
on
Cleveland.
123,200.00
9,000
fered
terest
elusive. Legality approved by
of
sealed
until
July 6 for the purchase of $5,as follows:
,
-
on
Noble
works
water
from
pur¬
15—v.
Maumee, Ohio
Offering — S. E.
1966 in-
to
$11,000
various
The
—
—
will
bonds, as follows:
j965, inclusive.
.
bonds.
252
from
1
of
Offering
Clerk,
1955
Le-
Bricker,
& Barton,
•
Pybas, County Clerk, will receive
Auditor,
bids
sive.
will receive sealed
(EST) on July 5
for
the
purchase of $9,000 improvement bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
improvement,
street
Dempsey,
&
000
Sale
until
bids
by
Evatt
Marburger,
Jo
Bond
from
1
inclusive.
1966
to
gality
Feb.
on
Eleanor
—
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Marie Inman,
receive sealed
bids until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
June 27 for the purchase of $20,Town
& Co., of Cleveland, at a price
Bond
18
No.
fund
Bond
In-
totaling $87,500 of¬
181, p. 2631—
awarded to Saunders, Stiver
City
recreational
Nov. 1
a.m.' of 100.25.
playgrounds,
parks,
on
bonds
were
follows:
$1,050,000.00
1965
to
June
fered
$1,333,789.27
as
Offering
City
sealed
Oklahoma
Bond Sale—The $10,750 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Maple Heights, Ohio
July 6 for the purchase
bonds and notes,
on
McClain County (P. O. Purcell),
Bond
Tulsa, Okla.
Offering — Elizabeth Sto-
Bond
well,
Apache, Okla.
Sanders
Bond
Cain, City Clerk, will re-,
(EST)
of
of
improvement bonds.
Cleveland,
poses
11:30
purchase
bonds.
No. 8 (P. O. Oktaha), Okla.
street
Squire,
Columbus, Ohio
Bond and Note Offering—Agnes
until
Wood
of
the
for
OKLAHOMA
Due
by Squire, San¬
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.'
bids
Bank
about 2.16%.
receive
inclusive.
approved
ceive sealed
will
j terest M-N. Legality approved by
Finance, or at the Citys
legal depositary in Cleveland. Le¬
Brown
Auditor,
Ker-
Dated June 1, 1955.
of
ders
Francis
from
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
gality
City
—
the
to
bonds offered
2631—were
p.
County, Bowling Green, as 2J/4S,
at
a
price of 100.24, a basis ol
July 7 f°r the purchase of $12,-
payable at the office of the Director
win,
Offering
No. 3
181,
16—v.
1
building
untU noon (EST) on
1965, incl.
from 1956 to
June
July
on
$75,000
line
supply
about
awarded
Bond
parking
and
KnnHc
n,,oHnn
improvement bonds. Due- on
Dec. 1
of
of
Dempsey,
County (P. O.
Bowling Green), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $17,300 water
Kent, Ohio
inr>i
tn
basis
&
Wood
2 69%.
$200,000 park and recreational site
improvement bonds. Due on
150^00 off-street
100>62 Va
gt
Sanders
Cleveland.
Bond Sale—The $145,000 build[ng bonds offered june 21_V. 181,
p
2747—were awarded to J. A.
wiijrte
&
Co., of Cincinnati, as
,
receive
Squire,
Johnstown-Monroe Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Johnstown), Ohio
&
Monday, June 27, 1955
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1969 ir.cl.
Redevelopment
Authority
Pennsylvania
Note Offering — Secretary
Executive
Director
Wright
an<
Courtland
announces
thority
E.
will
until
1
New York City.
Bond
Clairtcn, Pa.
Offering—Wm.
R.
Mill
City Clerk, will receive seale
bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on Jul
er,
Number 5441
Volume 181
Aug.. 1 from
Legality
approved 'by
Burg win,, Ruff in,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Bond Sale—The $55,000 refund¬
ing and improvement bonds of¬
fered June 22—v. 181, p. 2747—
(
Co.,
100.04,
a
Scranton, Pa.
•'
BoDd
eral
Sale—The
$180,000
cfffered
gen¬
improvement
22—v. 181,
obligation
bonds
June
2747 — were awarded to McDougal & Condon, of Chicago, as
2%s, at 100.20, a basis of about
p.
v.:/-
2.34%.
_
of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
The General State Authority
'■
(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
Sale
Bond
•
Sixth
fered
to
awarded
of¬
bonds
revenue
22—v.
Jure
were
$50,000,000
The
—
Series
181, p: 2631—
a
syndicate
headed
by Drexel & Co., Phila¬
delphia, Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Emery & Co., Inc., J. A. Overton
& Co., Talmage & Co., and Mc-
Inc., First Boston Corp., and Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co., all of New
York
City, at 98.195, a net in¬
terest
cost of
about 2.696%, as
follows:
v
•
1.7(fs.
"$1,525,000
Thornburg School District, Pa.
$9,000 building
bonds offered June 17—v. 181, p.
1631
were
awarded
to
the
Due
July
on
1,
r
1958.
1,645,000
2.20s.
Due
2y4s.
1,755,000
1,
July
1,
obligation
bonds
offered
—v. 181, p. 2631 — were
awarded to McJunkin, Patton &
July
1,
1965.
2y>s.
1968
from
t 6,090,000
Due
Pittsburgh, as 2V8S, at a
price of 100.44.
1, 1967.
July 1
on
Due
July
on
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
.
-
offered June 21
Due on July 1
in
Established
may
issue bonds up tc
$330,000,000 for the construction
of projects to be leased to the
State at rentals sufficient to pay
thority
the
project. As of May 10, 1955, the
Authority had approved a total
of 509 projects and completed 406
at a cost of $132,819,527. The re¬
mainder to be completed is esti¬
$142,123,282.
current issue was sold
The
Co., of Providence, at 0.83%
for
to
improvements
for
sity;
in¬
penal
institutions and additions to State
new
police
barracks;
for
office
buildings,
State
for
flood
and
and
parks
control,
Rhode
'
of
Fenn
&
Co., Union Se¬
Van Ingen &
Wh/ite, Weld & Co.,
Co., Eastman, Dil¬
lon & Co.,
Equitable Securities
Corporation, Hemphill, Noyes &
Inc.,
Co.,
C. Allyn &
Higginson Corporation,
Co., Yarnall, Biddle &
Co., Alex. Brown & Sons, Estabrook & Co., American Securities
Corp., Hallgarten & Co., Schaffer,
Necker & Co., A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc., E. W. Clark &
Co.,
Co.,
Lee
Stroud
W.
&
H. NewReynolds &
Button & Co., W.
E.
bold's
&
Son
Co.,
Carl
Co.,
Stern
Co.,
M. Loeb, Rhoades
Brothers & Co.
Butcher
&
C.
Sherrerd,
Legality
approved
Thorndike, Palmer
F.
&
Cross,
Lynch
Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts & Parke, Shearson,
Co., Singer, Deane &
Hammill &
Scribner, Andrews &' Wells, Inc.,
Aspden, Robinson & Co., Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Bacon,
Whipple & Co., Baker, Watts &
Co., Bartow Leeds & Co., Blunt
Ellis & Simmons, Courts & Co.,
Elkins, Morris & Co., Ernst & Co.,
a.m.
bonds:
from
1
1956
to
funding bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1964 in¬
are
Callable
dated
on
July
July 1,
1, „1958;
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
of
or
Volga.
a
Midland, Texas
offered
County
Bond
berger, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 7
for the
purchase of $200,000 elec¬
distribution system improve¬
tric
bonds
school
2747—were awarded to
Davidson & Co., of Knoxville.
181,
v.
p.
1955.
O. Ripley),
Lauderdale County (P.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1980
inclusive. Bonds due in 1969 and
Tennessee
Dated
bonds.
ment
Due
Aug.
1,
on
thereafter are callable
as
of Aug.
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at The Hanover
Bank,- New York City. Legality
approved by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Simons, of Charleston.
1,
1968.
County
(P.
Bond
Sale—The
bonds
$400,000 court
June 14—
offered
Nashville,
33/2S and 3y4s. Dated
June
1957
J-D.
as
1, 1955. Due on June
to
2s.
Huger,
Due on July 1
inclusive.
1956 to 1962
inclusive.
1981
1 from
Interest
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
due
on
o
o,
Bond
from
Ernest
nounces
Dist., Texas
that
sealed
Caskey
an¬
bids will be
received until 7:30 p.m.
June 28 for the
Bond
price of 100.02, a net interest
of about 2.86%, as follows:
cost
$80,000 2V2S. Due on May 1,
1957
follows
July 1
thereafter are callable
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Ballinger. Le¬
as
of June 15, 1970.
1958.
and
$545,000 27/ss. Due on May 1 from
1981 inclusive.
1959 to
Sale
Additional
The $580,000
—
general
1978 inclusive.
1971 to
UTAH
1
;
building bonds was sold to Rus:
& Co., of San Antonio, as follows1
Utah
$146,000 3y4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
$2,950,000
offered June 20
—v,
181, p. 2632—were awarded
to a group composed of the Har¬
ris Trust & Savings Bank, Chi¬
1, 1988
Due on Feb.
1989.
and
1, 1955. Principal
(F-A) payable at the
National- Bank of Commerce, San
June
Dated
and interest
Alpine School Dist.
County,
(P. O. American
Sale
Bond
Fork), Utah
The
—
bonds
building
1987 inclusive.
to
154,000 3s.
Port¬
Weeks, of
First National Bank of
cago,
&
Hornblower
land,
City,
York
New
Texas
and
—
The $350,000 road
improvement
June 13
—
awarded
Foster
Mar¬
&
Boettcher & Co.,
Denver, First Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., and Edward L. Bur¬
ton & Co., both of Salt Lake City,
ai 100.01, a net interest cost of
v.
to
offered
bonds
181, p. 2632 — were
Levelland State
the
about 2.16%,
1956 to
Hubbard Indep Sch. Dist.,
bonds
school
was
Texas
$260,OOf
as
follows:
$1,450,000 2s. Due on June
Bank, Levelland.
1,500,000
from
1 from
1963 inclusive.
214 s. Due on June 1
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
sold to Henry-
4
VERMONT
follows
June 1 from
Seay & Co., of Dallas, as
$22,000 3y4s.
Due on
1956 to 1966,
137.000 3M>s.
1967 to 1985,
bonds
1975.
Bond Sale—The
are
from
National
monds,
ceive
(DST)
composed
Sale—A
the
group
Central
Bond
Investment
Co.,
Dallas, Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
and Austm, Hart & Parvin, both
of
San
Francisco, purchased an
issue of $624,000 water works and
sewer
system
follows:
revenue
bonds, as
chase
2.15%.
Rutland, Vermont
Offering—W. Joseph
Bond
Kingsville, Tex.
2.20s, at 100.14, a
as
of about
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bank of Dallas.
to
of
basi3
p. 2748—were awarded
Peoples National Bank
181,
the
Barre,
June 1.
of June 1.
dated
$55,000 various
bonds offered June 21—•
purpose
v.
inclusive.
nayable at the Republic
of
Barre, Vt.
inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
101,000 3%s. Due on June 1
1986 to 1993, inclusive.
purchase of $325,-
building
in 1971 and
&
Mosle
Sch. Dist., Tex
Sale—An issue of $300,OOf
(CST) on
bonds. Dated June
15, 1955.
Due on June 15 from
1956 to 1982 inclusive. Bonds due
000
Galveston, and Rotan,
Co., of Houston, at a
of
land,
Harlandale Indep.
The
Offering—Superintendent
Schools
of
group
a
Company, Hudson, Stayart & Co.,
both of Dallas, J. Marvin More-
inclusive.
1955 and are callable as
Ballinger Indep. Sch.
p.
Barnwell &
Co., of Charleston,, and J. W.
Tindall & Co., of Atlanta, at a
price of par, a net interest cost
of about 2.29%, as follows:
$90,000
of
TEXAS
a
Columbia,
Corp.,
O. Walhalla),
2631—were awarded to
group composed
of the Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
A. M. Law & Co., of Spartanburg,
G.
H.
Crawford
Co.,
Inc.,
of
181,
of $600,000
sold to
the
Securities
South Carolina
house
was
Cumberland
&
Oconee
bonds
to
composed of the First Southwest
drainage
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bond Sale—An issue
school
awarded
2632—were
2V2S, due on Julj
2V4s,
Bond Sale
$200,000 rural
offered June 21—
Sale—The
Bond
16—v. 181, p.
June
bonds offered
were
—
obligation bonds offered
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive1
at the same time were awarded
and $122,000 2V2s, due on July
to a group composed of John Nuveen
& Co., of Chicago, Braun,
1
from
1963 to 1967 inclu¬
Bosworth & Co., of Toledo, Co¬
sive.
130,000 park sites and building? lumbian Securities Corporation of
bonds,
as -follows:
$57,00C Texas, Dallas, Dewar, Robertson
23/4s, due on July 1 from 195f & Pancoast, Dittmar & Co., both
to 1962 inclusive; and $73,00f
of San Antonio, and McClung &
23/2s, due on July 1 from 1963 Knickerbocker, of Houston, at a
to 1967 inclusive.
price of 100.31, a net interest cost
100,000 fire station sites, build¬ of about 2.74%, as follows:
ing and equipment bonds, a? $100,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
follows: $28,000 23/4s, due on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
July 1 from 1956 to 1962 in¬
55,000 23/2s. Due on May 1 from
clusive; and $72,000 2y>s, due
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1965
425,000 23/4s. Due on May 1 from
$98,000
(P. O. Maryville),
Tennessee
Eichel-
Sale—The $625,000 water
works and sewer systems revenue
Hockley County (P. O. Levelland)
Blount
are
of July 1, 1970. Princi¬
as
shall, of Seattle,
CAROLINA
C.
Offering—H. L.
thereafter
and
1971
in
Bond
TENNESSEE
Clinton, S.
p.m.,
Dallas.
Antonio.
Boston.
3
purchaser. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
El Pas* Nationa
storm
water
system
bonds,
as
until
bids
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
a
bank to be designated by the
1963 to 1970 inclusive
from
1
President/
on
callable
$995,000 gen¬
220,000
The
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
due
Texas
The
the
to
1961
bonds
The
1955.
—
and $413,000
clusive.
7,
by
Storey,
be Dodge, of
seal¬
19,000
Sept. 15, 1955. Prin¬
1955. Due on
&
M. Marks
Co., Moore, Leonard &
Roosevelt
July
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston.
v.
Childs & Co., Laurence
&
dated
syndi-
the
curities Corp., B. J.
A.
are
"
1959 inclusive.
Hospital Trust
0.81% dis¬
the
June 27 for the pur¬
of $27,000 bonds, as follows:
July
Sale
Dallas,
Bank.
—
June 30 for the pur¬
chase of $500,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
$545,000 highway and street im¬
provement bonds, as follows
$132,000 23/4s, due on July 1
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive
on
on
Co.,
State
Bank, El Paso, at
a
price
100.001,
a
net interest cost
about 2.45%, as follows:
Volga, S. Dak.
—
Edward Lee,
Due
to
Trust
awarded
Offering
recreation
cate: Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth
&
Co., Inc., Lehman
Brothers,
Phelps,
notes
The
SOUTH
members
Other
Island
Co., of Providence, at
facilities.
,
notes
count.
facilities
improving State teachers' colleges
and Pennsylvania State Univer¬
'
$300,000
Sale—The
June 22 were awarded
offered
&
—
$30,000 build¬
$8,000 street improvement
sealed
ceive
Southwes
obligation
bonds
June 16
v. 181, p. 2632
Dated
1 from
City Treasurer, will receive
ed
and
oral
bids until
9
Offering
Bond
of the Board of Trustees will re¬
bond
revenue
First
the
Carrollton
Bond
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p. 2631 — were awarded
to the'
State Department of Schools and'
Public Lands, as 3s, at par.
Bond
to
eral
Principal
—'South Dakota
Sale—The
Bond
Longview Indep. Sch. Dist., Texa*.
issue of $75,00'
sewer
El Paso,
Independent School Dist.
Oelrichs
chase
Pawtucket, R. I.
the
welfare
and
the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
(CST)
discount.
provide funds for adequate hospi¬
tal
t
tem¬
loan notes offered May 25
—v.
181, p. 2406—were awarded
to
the
Rhode
Island
Hospital
digent,
psychiatric,
tubercular
and medical-surgical patients; for
I
Bank
on
(J-J) payable at
1
1986, inclusive.
purchase of $175,-
inclusive.
1966
to
interest
porary
Trust
(CST)
p.m.
July
Callable as o
May 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N)
payable at the Texa:
to
fighting and garbage dis¬
&
Pawtucket, R. I.
Sale—The
$90,000
Note
Note
to
&
2.96%.
cost
to
mated
Bank
Mayer, both of Cincinnati, jointly,
as
3s, at 100.28, a basis of about
the
construct
to
issued
bonds
on
interest
and
principal
awarded to
Seasongood
and
Co.,
Trust
Au¬
the
1949,
were
Savings
Provident
the
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
bonds
Sale—The $220,000
Bond
1957
and
North Providence, R. I.
1
7:30
gality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
Co., of Dallas, as 33/2S. Dated May *
1955.
Due on May 1 from
198."
receive sealed
posal
equipment
bonds.
July 1, 1955. Due on July
1970 inclusive,
to
2.60s.
21,440,000 2.70s.
;
000 fire
ISLAND
RHODE
until
bids
June 27 for the
of
Co.,
1, 1966.
; 1,795,000 2.30s. Due July
/ 1,835,000 2.40s. Due July
5,780,000
17
sold
was
Offering—Margaret Gales,
Bond
dated
are
Sale—An
and
water
Mitchell, S. D.
City Auditor, will
1, 1966. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Mer¬
cantile National Bank, Dallas. Le¬
terest
Carrollton, Texas
Bond
Falls.
County (P. O.
Washington), Pa.
Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
are
Sept.
(CST)
Legality approved by
& Danforth, of
Sioux
Danforth
eral
June
on
as
about
of
Washington
Bond
Due on
" •"
basis
a
1.98%.
1964.
1963 and
:
July
on
....'
'•
.
.
3,395,000
'*
Due
2.10s.
1962/
100.10,
at
1961.
and
?
of Pittsburgh,
Bank
Sheraden
2s,
1991.
dated July 1,
maturing in 1967
thereafter are callable as of
and
office.
—
vl,550,010 1.80s. Due July 1, 1959.
3,190,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1960
1
1,
those
and
1955
11955. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the State Treasurer':
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
inclusive. Inter¬
J-J.
bonds
The
j
from 1956 to 1970
est
on
March
on
and 1968.
Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 11 for
the purchase of $300,000 school
addition and improvement bonds.
Dated
March
on
Due
bonds
The
Due on July 1, 1967
49,000 2V2s.
cation,
Bond Sale—The
Due
and
1990
1958 to
vang,
Dougal & Condon, Inc.
sold
was
Corp., and
July 1 from
1962, inclusive.
93,000 2y4s. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1966, inclusive.
2s.
Due
3y4s.
108,000
&
$77,000
Robert Garrett & Sons,
Cincinnati, as 3V2S, at
basis of about 3.49%.
of
$219,-
Co., both of San An¬
tonio, jointly, as follows:
in¬
local
a
vestor, as 4s.
Granbery,
Huron Independent School District,
Marache & Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
South Dakota
berger
&
Co.,
Raffensperger, i
Bond Offering—H. W. Marshall,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Rand &
Co., District
Clerk, will receive sealed
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Thayer,
bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on June
Baker
& Co., Watling, Lerchen
29 for the purchase of $350,000
& Co., Zahner and Co., McJunkin,
building
bonds.' Dated Aug.
1,
Patton & Co., John Small & Co.
1955. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
Boenning & Co., Chaplin & Co.,
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co.,
interest (F-A) payable at a suit¬
A.
G.
Edwards & Sons, Irving
able
banking
institution desig¬
Lundborg & Co., Johnson & John¬
nated
by thej successful bidder.
son, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
3. R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co.,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
Mead, Miller & Co., Peters, Writer
of Minneapolis.
& Christensen, Samuel K. Phillips
&
Co.,
Reinholdt
& Gardner, Minnehaha County Indep. Consol.
Shannon & Co., Sheridan Bogan
School District No. 1 (P. O.
Paul & Co., Walter Stokes & Co., <
Brandon), S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Gladys RoWoodcock, Hess & Co., Simpson,
Fox, Reusch &
to
awarded
to
awarded
were
Dittmar
of
bonds
to Columbian Securities
obligation bonds offered June
eral
9
gen¬
3y2s.
from 1969 to 1989 inclusive.
issue
house
school
000
$10,000
1
1968 inclusive.
to
468,000
T exas
S. D.
Corsica,
Dulles
Wurts,
Co.,
Sale—The
Bond
& Co.
C. C. Collings & Co., First Se¬
curities
Company
of
Chicago,
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
&
1961
(P. O. Port Lavaca),
Sale—An
Bond
Co.,
March
on
32,000 2%s. Due on March 1 from
County Indep.
County,
Sch. Dist.
Due
59^
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
Crowe, of Dallas.
Calhoun
DAKOTA
SOUTH
Stein Bros.
& Boyce,
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, Tripp
&
Dickson City, Pa.
were
from
hurst &
2y>s.
$16,000
from gality approved by McCall, Park-
130,000 2.40s. Due on July 1
1970 to 1973 inclusive.
Co., Newhard, Cook & Co., Fairman
Harris & Co., J. W. Sparks
inclusive.
1970
to
180,000 2Y4s. Due on July 1
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
Miller
Hayden,
Co.,
Co., King, Quirk & Co., Laird,
Bissell & Meeds, A. E. Hasten &
&
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on
1956
&
Freeman
Dated
bonds.
obligation
general
(2983)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of $350,000
purchase
the
for
14
...
City Treasurer,
sealed bids until
Si-
will re¬
2
p.m.
June 29 for the pur¬
of $1,030,000 general obli¬
on
gation bonds, as
$150,000
follows:
highway
construction
bonds.
750,000
junior high
struction
school con¬
bonds.
70,000 street
improvem't bonds.
50,00^
extension bonds.
sewer
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(2984)
•
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
10,000 sidewalk and curbing con*
struction bonds.
Dated
July
sive.
able
1
July
1, 1955.
Due on
from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
WASHINGTON
interest pay¬
Montpelier National
the
Sank, Montpelier,
chants
National
of
City
bids
sealed
July
on
-
13
1957
from
bonds
are
interest
JDanville
Redevelopment and HousVirginia
Note Offering—Secretary Rus¬
sell R. Henley announces that the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (DST) on July 6 for
for
loan
2955.
Due
a.m.
&
purchase
No.
The
Principal and
(J-J) payable at the City
office.
Legality ap-
Thorgrimson
1
County Public Utility Dist.
(P. O. Wenatchee), Wash.
Bond Sale—John Nuveen &
Aug. 2,
1956. Le¬
10,
of
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Chelan
Lake
Chelan
distribution
system
bonds.
chase
bonds.
Co., Harold H. Houston & Co.,
MacArthur
&
Co.,
Robert N. Tuller & Co., Badgley,
Frederick,
Rogers
&
Morford,
Inc., F. Brittain Kennedy & Co.,
and Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
Thurston
King County, Lower Snoqualmie
Valley Sch. Dist. No. 407 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 181,
p.
2748—were awarded
to
the
National Bank of Commerce, of
Seattle, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane, of Portland,
jointly, at a price of par, a net
interest
&
Keriower,
cost
about
of
2.37%,
as
follows:
Dist.
County, Little Rock Sch.
No.
awarded
State of
Washington,
price of
par.
$128,000 2V4s. Due
1957
&
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
1963
to
62,000 2V2S.
Co., New York City, in joint ac-
Due
Brookheld
Bond
a
School
^ wiM/
(P. O. Goldendale),
Washington
(\
Railroading
|
!||>^
Bond
Offerin g—Mabel
Guinan,
County
will
Treasurer,
181,
composed
curities
(PST)
both
July 5 for the purchase
of $177,800 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1957
1975
to
inclusive. The bonds
callable after 10 years from
date of issue. Principal and inter¬
est (J-J) payable at the County
are
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
Co., F.
S.
the
2632—were
p.
price
awarded
Washington,
the
to
2.70s, at
as
a
Yantis
of par.
County, Tacoma Sch. Dist.
No. 10 (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
B«nd Offering—L. R. Johnson,
XV
■
County
'y
*
v
A
'■ 77*
' c-
Treasurer,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
July
14
for
receive
(PST)
of
ing bonds offered June 20—v. 181,
2408—were awarded to a group
p.
6,
SPOTTED...
(CST)
1975
callable
are
date
of
inclusive. The bonds
after
issue.
10
$165,000 21/48. Due
1953 to
135,000 21,£s. Due
The
bonds
1955. Due
1975
1975
on
of
top speed!
in
agency
Legality
New
terest
(J-J)
&
or
may
on
the Erie. Even
be highballing along in
trains,
a
phone call
to one
car
of Erie's freight
one
of Erie's
agents
will
v.
a
hold the phone. That's the
way
Erie's Car
Locater Service works.
receive
for
sealed
the
a
single
car out
Erie's rails every
day is
might think. Here
you
of 30,000 freight
more
Stuart
&
as
Co.
Inc., Lehman Bros.,
both of New York City, and John
Nuveen
&
Co., of Chicago, at
98.05, a net interest cost of about
are
the facts behind
our
to
1965
to
1,800,000
1974
in
a
every
daily
from
It's
record is made of every
train,
report
at
loaded
key points. From teletyped lists,
is received
at
no
to
1984
Other
Erie's 45 sales offices
CANADA
Box
1 (P. O.
Waukesha),
422,
District
sealed
on
bids
June
William
—
Clerk,
28
will
until
for
V.
re¬
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
QUEBEC
\
St.
Laurent, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 improvement bonds
to
give the shipper the infor¬
help solve his
trans¬
portation needs. Count Erie's Car Locater Service
another
example of progressive railroading,
and another
reason
why shippers "Route it Erie!"
a
jointly,
a
basis
as
4s, at
of
to
1977
Due
to
Due
1989
members
1983
on
July
July
CHECK
1
1
inclusive.
July 1 from
inclusive.
on
of
the
syndi¬
Kidder,
and
a
CHECKUP
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler,
Hemphill Noyes
&
Co.,
L.
F. Rothschild & Co.,
Michigan Corporation,
The Illinois Company, Lee
Higginson Corp., Stroud & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co., W. H. Morton &
First
of
Co.,
William Blair & Co., Hirsc'n
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & Co., William
R. Staats & Co., Julien Collins &
Co., Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Bramhall, Falion & Co., Burns,
&
ROCHESTER
Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Mullaney,
Wells
&
Co.,
First
Cleveland
feme*
CIEVEUND
YOUNGSTOWN
<APOlls/
Corp.,
SCRANTON
INOlANAPOll
RlTTSftURGH
NNATI
CINCINNATI
NEW YORK
t
Erie Railroad
DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
Field,
Richards
&
Co.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., G. C.
& Co.,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Van Alstyne, Noel &
Haas
JERSEY CITY
Co., Thomas & Co., Hannahs, Ballin & Lee,
Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., Al¬
lison-Williams Co., Channer Se¬
curities
Co., Newburger, Loeb &
Co., Grande & Co., J. B. Hanauer
give to
AMERICAN
price of 92.85,
3.78%,
Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
inclusive.
on
a
about
July 1 from
Due
sold
McNeil,
Mantha,
Inc.,
and
Banque Provinciale of Canada,,
fight cancer
.with
$2,400,-
was
to
1 from
Pgabody & Co.,
C. J. Devine &
Co., Merrill Lynch,
coast.
problem then
1978
5,800,000 3s.
cate:
coast
mation he needs about his car,
as
from
car
on
July 21
Colo.
inclusive.
to
2.90s.
July
until
of
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Denveh
inclusive
1973
2.80s.
from
4,500,000
accurate
on
1964
2,250,000 2s. Due
Car Locater Service.
An
Due
First
Bank of
$1,000,000
building
bonds.
Copies
of
the
prospectus may be obtained from
follows:
1959
cars on
remarkable than
—
bids
purchase
rev¬
21
181, p. 2625—were awarded to
syndicate managed by Halsey,
$650,000 5s.
Finding
June
State
WYOMING
'
$15,000,000
offered
Principal and in¬
Springs County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Thermopolis), Wyo.
Bond Offering — E. J. Bush,
Superintendent of Schools, will
by Preston,
Horowitz, of
Sale—The
bonds
3.10%,
produce the whereabouts of the car—often while
you
Bond
enue
July 1 from
Hot
City.
Tacoma, Wash.
while it's
car
on
inclusive.
at the
Seattle.
It's an easy matter for a shipper to trace his
though the
July 1 from
payable at the
approved
Thorgrimson
on
Wisconsin National Bank, of Mil¬
in¬
and
York
(P. O.
are
dated July
1,
July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
terest (F-A) payable at the State's
fiscal
1
1966 inclusive.
from
years
Principal
ceive
No.
Sale—The $300,000 school
offered
June
18
were
follows:
as
&
Wisconsin
Krueger,
to
Blair
Offering
$8,267,000 building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
Bend
Securities
New Berlin Sch. Dist. No.
Bond
Joint
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc., and Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
both of Chicago, jointly, at
100.02,
a net interest cost of about
2.41%,
Co.,
Co., Cruttenden & Co., all of Chicago, WhitePhillips Co., Davenport, and McDougal & Condon, of Chicago.
Route
Addison,
West
Slinger), Wis.
.
Bond
composed of the Milwaukee Co.,
Robert W. Baird & Co., both 01
1957
X
Wis.
Sale—The $490,000 build¬
Allan
and
and
Slinger.
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
and Liberty (Towns of)
High School District (P. O.
Milwaukee,
Polk
Co.,
&
Hortonio
Bond
pay¬
National
waukee,
(Village), Center, Dale,
Ellington, Grand Chute, Greenville,
on
purchase,
the
e
1.92%.
Union
Due
Se¬
Hortonville
Channer
Pierce
to
First
of
Hortonville),
State of
storm
21—v.
Chicago, Raffensperger,
Hughes & Co., Indianapolis, and
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport,
as
2s, at 100.64, a basis of about
Pacific
County, Raymond Sch. Dist.
No. 116 (P. O. South Bend), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
and
awarded
of
Waukesha
(Village)
1967 to
June
offered
2527—were
p.
group
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
on
the Wau¬
Bay, Wis.
$835,000 Jack¬
addition
bonds
sewer
M.
Wis.
Sale—The
School
building
1955.
(Townships), Slinger Community
basis of about 2.41%.
son
the
Sch. District
Bank, of Wau¬
2V2S, at a price of 100.75,
as
Bond
County School District
No. R-406
in
District,
to
15,
awarded to
National
Green
Klickitat
Slinger
bonds
.
Sale—The $140,000 school
June 16—v. 181, p.
kesha
at
Hartford,
a
bonds offered
kesha,
July 1 from
on
able
the
to
2%s, at
WISCONSIN
1966 inclusive.
1964 to
\
of PROGRESS
as
school
June
Bank, Waukesha. (The issue was
originally offered on June 15.)
Sale—The
2748—were
p.
$69,000
Dated
Principal and interest (J-D)
(P. O. Olympia),
Washington
$58,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 181,
Bond
of
June 15 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
on
332
2748—were awarded
Co.,
Chicago, and B. J. Van Ingen
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
as
of
(PST)
inclusive.
Preston,
bonds,
1,813,000
Mc-
receive
Dated
Feb.
on
1970
to
bv
oroved
of $445,000 prelimi¬
notes.
the
callable.
,
nary
will
10
T.
Treasurer's
ing Authority,
the purchase
Clerk,
until
H.
privately
on
$22,733,000
follows:
issue
an
HydroElectric System bonds.
$200,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
VIRGINIA
+
Offering—E.
Gowan,
Boston,
approved
by
Storey,
legality
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
21
$20,920,000
Bronjprfon, Wash.
Bond
at the Mer¬
or
Bank
June
revenue
Principal and
at
purchased
count,
.Monday, June 27, 1955
CANCER SOCIETY t.
T®
/
The Commercial and
46
(2f»l
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Financial Chronicle... Monday, June
27
1955
.
Quotations for Friday, June 24
Obligations of Government Agencies
Imsfing Companies
tad
Mutual
A»k
t « i
ITinr—r —
mi
1>«w4
*_
s
0 63
Investment
4 51
Johnston
974
Keystone
1 69
of
PS&frt
M iHKrJt
*».■«**
|
$*"«,„
Ata-Jtawf^*-^
II <7
inn..ft
of
I
Cmp
tf *t
Custodian
26.67
27.83
25.90
28.26
1
20.52
1
12.03
1
20.14
13.12
21 97
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(Low
(Discount Bonds)
13.>1
B-4
2791
K-l
4 44
K-2
12»*
8-1
Sta
3Si
8-2
(Income Com
41.14
1426
8-3
Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk)__l
8-4
(Low
24 35
10 W
17 5.1
11 0*
11 99
I
21 TO
23 36
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13 20
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7 91
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14.83
19 23
170
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10.70
30 83
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4
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k
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19 53
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13 87
13 35
1371
37.38
38 16
42.43
24 66
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1
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Shares
Mutual
Trust
.in
17 75
22 63
20 79
I
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506
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7 07
1201
13 14
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■,
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s
Bond
__
„
15.08
19.50
20.10
19.08
20.63
l
,
,
1
10.42
6.39
6.98
1
Series
*9.53
1
Series—
Stock Series
Growth
12.26
8.23
11.22
7.53
1
Series
4.98
tHtbU^HM.1*
8.12
17.28
7 39
1033
lc
4.17
1
21.46
of Canada Ltd
7 86
13 28
1
American
31%
29%
R»U
1957
861
16 75
—
11-
"
2-55
1.95%
1^ 3-55
1.35%
4-
1-55
1.60%
2-
1-53
$1.50
preferred
Petroleum
&
Fund
-
bl.75
7.
bl.75
: 11-
August
4.
August
11,
•
1
21.37
13.30
I#
7.38
1*
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■hNrtro^tr* * Ktertrttal
itawra*-.-it
12.87
14 11
Putnam
1
14.04
Bank
12.70
13.91
42
43%
Bankers
8 23
904
r»
'4
Fund
Scudder Fund
Fund
Clark
&
a36.82
•
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le
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twwI rharn..U
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le
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datutimA 8»'««t
i«
KM
^,— lC
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twiiimiir i '
SMtiKHionat
7 30
11 11
952
10 43
Selected
Shares new-__1.25
9.45
10.22
1320
14 45
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
12.18
13.17
Scudder, Stevens <te Clark—
Amer
a22.50
—*
Roe
A
Farnham Fund^—l
Television-Electronics Fund
Tempteton
14 26
15 61
3.96
9 80
TTnlted
Funds
Canada
4224
43 51
United
Funds
17.42
23V4
Inc—
16.90
12.73
4 35
8 94
Fund
7.63
8.34
Ltd
1
14.57
15.84
Fund
1
10.52
Continental
7.53
19.31
20.99
9.96
10.89
•25 06
**.t
16 36
17 69
United
Income
Fund Shares.I
2 56
2 79
United
Science
Fund
WmPm Inc...l
9 52
10 40
Iswwmt Nnd ... t
lattthn
.**-*4
8 89
972
18.18
19C5
«t
lwwnNre*«rt
tta**r»u>«t*4
ltd-
Share*
ItaUlttttona.
-
te
11 10
12 14
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last r*iMnwsi*ik.w» Fuitd
11 00
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Fund.Is
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I *«*#
Fund
t*euviiM;-at
ltw»r Fund
t*KttrutH«»-rt
11.19
12 25
te
689
7 54
le
15.99
17 48
1
Inc
Income
Line
Van Strum
Fund
Fund
6.92
6.33
Inc__l
Bid
.August
1955——
1955*—
25,
far
€*a#o«!tv
A
8«my
10
73%
Ada*
JMriaa
Bid
253
Lii*
of
38%.
41'
lo
152
10
30
September
,
-
-<**.*****..***
10
247
48
52
158 •
Trust
Bank;
Suffolk
20
60%
10
78
20
National
First
44
'62%
Bank
Natl
Guaranty Trust
.
26.77
29.17
27.10
5.75
6.21
Companies
45 %
5
48 %
20
79
82
10
49%
51%
3912
42%
Inring'Trust-'——__10
Kings County Trust Co
40
10
Home
30%
Jefferson
Ammtt**
f^«*rai»i#
....5
42%
44%
Casualty..S
prHeired.
3
37%
39%
Jei&c>
37%
39%
Lincoln
45%
48%
Maryland
34
35%
Anur
012$ *»»»
Ataarlrva
Aanoraar*
Horn#
Co
ta Co «Neoar* N J»
M**r«ry
I
Wash
5
.2%
29 %
187
10
Trust
Brook
Co—
National
30%
York
50
20
81 Vk
55
83Ts
51
55
310
Trust
25
70%
22
11%
Maakon A SMp^wr*
12%
fir* in* Aon
Cmmam
(N
Pwr
Brockton
Edison
lo
104
108%
5
47
49
2
57 %
10
50%
53%
5
33%
36
2.50
40%
42%
41%
43%
New
Hampshire Fire
28%
30%
New
York
©ta**a#«atat C**oaNf Co—..10
Ctaoo * Pomrr la«—
544
North
559
170
128%
Casualty
Fire
River
Northeastern
12.50
Fire
78
Pacific
Indemnity
81%
84%
Peerless
■tafriw*** taawNiraaco*».**.. 10
69%
Pair**!
4
40%
42%
PMhNMf A CVrwolt of Mi
10
89%
93%
Ptr*
10
62%
64%
Awn
Woman
»
'
ml
.
—
Phsiide'.pau
Poad
t» F»
Bnnii t of b>«*rk
taoaltto
5
Lit*
Ofwr*i Ct*m*ar*«co
Oltan A
Cleveland
Oolf Ufa
Itaaoo*r
*
377
St
44 %
Seaboard
Paul
Fire
&
Marine-
Surety Co
130
57
Springfield Fire A Marine
83
Standard
23%
25%
Travelers
43
44%
U S
Security
(New
Haven)
Accident
30 %
31 %
U
£2%
Westchester Fire.
S
Fire
20
35%'
36
270
Co
50
260
City Bank
16
67
69
10
44
46
Connecticut Bank A Trust Co_25
75
80
10
33
35
National Bank of Detroit
10
68%
70%
Jersey City
First National
25
54
58
Angeles
Security-First Nat'l Bank. .12.50
50
53
98
101
Bank
Commerce
of
A
Bank
National
Trust
Co
Detroit
—
Bank.
Pittsburgh
Nat'l
Bank
Trust
A
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank A Tr,_20
St.
55 %
Union
Louis
Trust
62%
66%
61%
65 '/a
.,20
Co,
55
17
Bank
Trust
20
25
Bank
National
National
Mercantile
St
53 Yz
Louis
San
66 y*
71'%'
Bank
6.25
39»/4
41
1990
103%
103%
101%
102 V4
101 %
102
Franciseco
of Amer N T A
10
6.25
lo
1985
102%
101%
Power
3V»s
1990
101
3%s_1980,
*67%
S A
101
105%
106
1980
101%
101%
26%
Trailer
1975
3%s
A
113%
3%s__1980
49%
3%s
4s
;
1975
Service
3%s
1985
Gas
Ask
102%
103%
101
101 Va
113%
114%
Stocks—
El Paso
Nat Gas 4.40%
4.25 Vc
pfd__100
Telephone Corp—
58%
.50
57%
100
99
100
preferred
116
117%
100 %
101
Louisiana Power A Light—
4.16%
preferred
Minn-Honeywell
3.30%
1985
Ediscn
104
104%
1935
3V'4s
101%
102%
63^%
66%
10
72%
75%
2,650
82
65%
tS-tPOT-™rU>ne
lEz
100%
lEx-50Vb
a
35%
Tenn
4.90V^
Reg—
preferred
Gas
100%
Transmission—
preferred
„
100
FOOTNOTES FOR. OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
52%
10
33%
103%
k__
Jersey Central Power A Light—
59
2
114%
102%
—1985
Ohio
Power
Mobile
3%s
60%
56
3
Bid
-
3%s
Washington Gas Lgt 3%s_,1980
West Texas Utilities 3%s
1985
General
FTuehauf
Ohio
58%
79
-
10"?
1970
3V4s___
Elec
—
Power
96
*15%
75
2,600
Elec
Tennessee
Texas
102
89%
*
10
100
3%s
Potomac
4s
31%
Fidelity A Guaranty Co—10
50%
-
Trust
ds— (Cent.)
100%
Edison
Gulf
14
3%s__1985
Maine Power 3%s—%85
Georgia
2
Lt
Rubber
33 V4
25%
78%
510
ity Issues
Detroit
71%
5
A
Dallas Power A Light
68%
91
54
$
20%
Dayton
62%
10
42%
Central
Consumers
io
10
80
>J*ck*o«ril!# FUi.2%
Fir*
Casualty Co
10
.-5
•
Providence-Washington
Reinsurance Corp (N Y)
Republic (Texas)
76
550
495
100
National Bank
National
Bid
12%
11
84%
Phoenix
125
$t*sto5'hc*.^*.».*
Aaaoete**!*....
Co
...5
Corp
Otaaa fbLa
Oomrt
^..2.50
367
Bonds—
10
Pacific
75
Wmpieft** Ciroup Ataoc*.**.*.•
*
s
3.33%
Northern
132%
349
525
100
208
59 V4
*
Amsterdam
342
Bk__100
Northern Trust Co,
First
Recent
455
443
Arkansas
National Union Fire
120
19
100
36%
31 %
10
15 V4
Fire
83
104'/2
110%
106%
Y—lu
66 V*
a
J)..5
198
io
Trust
14
661
lis# Inn of Amer.*.10
Chmitval CWnrrat L{«...»10
Otalirwwtai AA*ur*nc* Co.....5
States
63 %
61%
CtaMBJai
United
4
New
84
101.%
127
5
...5
Bail ma t«um*an«« Co
25
Co
51%
49%
Assurance
10
*
National
Manufacturers
National
169
.2
Trade Bank A Trust
46 V«
96%
93%
161
89%
Sterling
44%
&
8k Trust—33%-
Harris Trust A Savings
Central
'
Illinois
Bank
First National Bank.
73%
20
5
Bank
National
5
Fire
—*^M.*.«*^*lo
95%
Rye
Massachusetts Bonding
Merchants
■»
37%
322
42
Merchants
Ask
Chicago
Continental
Mellon
20
100
(J P) A Co Inc
40%
5%
■
10% 34%:'
189
Bank
of Freeport
Morgan
1
29%
Aorvlf..**.**«...*.*25
183
xl23
10
C)
Life,
Casualty
4%
Bid
.
Ins—
Co of N
National
27%
Atrtfn
..
N
insurance
1
R#"tn*araoca
.
(Greensboro
Amer„5
Life
Standard
-.—5
D CI
Aawiiea*
A—owtiiatl*
North
As*
178
5
28%
laintoa rorhty *
Bid
iu
Steamboller
AotoovoOlta .—-—...2
99.679
99.769
Los
Royal State Bank of N Y
Par
Atawrkaa
99.67 1
City Nat'l Bank and Trust—25
Hartford
Bank
Manufacturers
25.07
Inc
of
99.716
Connecticut
47
Bank—
Co
(The)
Meadow
1
Co
99.742
99.707
82%
Industrial Bank of Commerce_l0
Hanover
17.14
1
In«!ur«»nce
99.732
Par
Bank
Rochelle
National
15.98
1
38%
99.803
:
State Bank of Albdny,
Union
(L It
Westchester
Franklin
14.42
Hartford
255
99.827
99.758
1955—
22,
Cleveland
22.87
Wisconsin
36 'a
Ask
■
Companies
32
10
A
City
Huntington
13.24
Whitehall Fund Inc
Wellington Fund
I(»<w*»r*r# Co.... 10
Affkmtt.»r»*
'
65%
63%
16
York
or New
20.93
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
76
Bid
99.790
——_
1955—
1955.
Albany, N. Y.
247
25
Long Island Trust
Ask
255
—
1,
September
Boatmen's
tartaa
Dellar Value*
99.815
August 18, 1955
National
Bank
National
New
Insurance
■'
•
Ask
55
1
Inc
Fund
99.879
State Bk A Tr
1
& Towne Fund Inc_l
Street
Investors
8.51
7.79
1
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
12 03
..
Fund
Line
Value
Wall
Fund
hank
laMUut»on«t
Value
Bills
■wsr',
8.23
Fund
*,***,«*«,».—t
Vtal
2.20%
99.851
52%
Franklin Square N Y
Accumulated
b2.30
15,
Trust Co
Of New
ouued
2-56
11.43
1
1,
Inc
United
4-
8.
51 y4
(White Plains N Y)
First
'
1
Canada
Texas
2.20%
1-55
September
49 %
Empire Trust—
First
22V4
Fund of
i«
—.^^«..-le
:**...^».4*
Sfeeret Inc.*.I
run* tae.-»4
2.15%
b2.30
September
13.10"
11.68
1
Twiimtn fwp.UtMm rand trie tOc
!*■*«■ i
County
a30.80
abarr*
b2.25
1-56
98.910
Exchange Bank—10
Federation
Stein
Growth
1-56
3-
99.933
50%
Fiduciary Trust—:
11 61
621
2-
1-55
99.898
10
13.68
1060
12 88
99.953
12.50
79.00
Investors^
3 49
99.976
100
Bank
12.12
Street
5 06
2.00%
2-55
-
Ask.
<:.•
Trust
Manhattan
Corn
75.00
State
11.76
1.90%
b2.15
5-
2.30 Vv
99.994
i
York,.
New
12.49
Sovereign
10 68
dk«rrt...... le
_
',>•
l
9 62
12 38
975
*'«rk
b2.05
.1-3-58
•
wi 7-
1.85%
98.840
:
Ine—_1
Investors
l.J0%
12-1-55
1-55
*
6-
2.15%
99.868
i
t
Investment Corp—.*
Southwestern
9 24
11 30
3 17
of
Commercial
I
Fund
Slock
1-55
1-55
99.923
*
1955
Yerk
Chem
6 06
Common
1.85%
b2.05
3-
2.15%
1.80%
b2.05-
Par
New
Chase
*
>
Inc
10 14
It
Ask
b2.05
1-55
6.
1.80%
99.946
.
Canada Inc__l
of
Stevens
Scudder.
Bid
1-55
1.95%
99.969
Growth Stock
Fund Inc
(Geo)
1.60%
bl.95
1-55
3019
**mre»
2.05%
Bank & Trust
29.89
J5.83
12.99
^
(T Rowe)
Due
12-
v
14.46
11
1
majfdnrt f* »r<tt In*
95.30
19.62
1
tahtawi r>u».i
'"95:24
21.81
2.50
Puritan Fund Inc
OwNNhen
96.14
40
8 87
Oiwwtb
98.5
97
11-
Dated
-
bl.95
,
—
1955.—
12%
27%
-
11 21
WmHf
'
98.3
96.8
5- 2-55
Rate
2.05^
1.50%
bl.85
99-991
1955*
8.09
Price
IVaS
•
1.50%
'
1-55
14,
10.23
Atari
; 97.24
96.26
1, 1959
April 1, 1960
1.5(7%'
_
1-55
1Q» 3-65
,
1955.
July 21. 1955*
July 28, 1955
35
17.98
Inc
Inc
«'
-
5
Fund Inc
Fund
Street
July
12 V*.
5
Trading
Philadelphia
Pine
1-55
9-
1955.
30,
11 44
Ttaeee#
98.26
98.12
♦97.18
l%s Oct.
Ask
Bid
t*
*,h*4«4..
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£9.23
:98.4
l%s April 1,1959
United States Treasury
26%
Pacific Amer Investors com„10c
■
tawMi
99.6
99.21.
98.20
1959-
15,
l%s Feb.
;
1.40%
8-
-s
110- 3-55
1.45%
1253
Otetfs*
99.6
99.4
l%s April 1, 1958—
l%s Oct. 1, 1958—
-
:100.4
8^
-
L-54-
12-
1.25%
*
1-54
5-
1.25%
1080
.iiffiii*.*"—4 0
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99 •/ '
.
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Bid
1-55
7-
1-54
10-
9.86
ftart
Bid
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)r%s April 1, 1957——
; l%s May 15, 1957
2s Aug, 15, 1957
l»/2s Oct. 1, 1957—
v
bl.65
Due
Dated e
-
1.25%
July
Shares
Trust
3.81
Pioneer
fb«Mt
32nda-' of w point
or m«to^
Federal Intermediate Credit Ban! Debentures
v~v
June
Capital Fund
9.33
8 05
iiiootb
99.14
23.20
Fund
1956
75 16
c*9*i*l
99.8
1958.
20*
DolIarValue
1955
741
CtaMKMrtl
'
99.16- 99.24
101.4
101.6
L-1956— *
4.57
Series
8990
mhtr**
100.3 .
99.29
1
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100.2
*
6.66
Series
t
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,
99.24-
1956
15.
of Canada
11 34
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Jan.
16.89
6.08
Fund. Inc
York
3 42
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98.20
8.87
1
Inc—lc
Series
Natural Resources
New
27 61
j"* aTaSi
97.24
98.12
5.44
1
Stock
15 23
3.13
Ibirwna-*
2s Aug.
^
13.87
1
England
2326
^^
Corp
Series—
Natural Resources Fund
North
.....
UPamara i
al*4.57
1
Stock
New
8.00
F> F —* ——
Ft
9.97
-
1
Interest
Series
4 37
11 it Imtttar* l»<
1
tab
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399
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-
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13 50
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of beneficial
1434
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A»k?
100.2
100.4
99.31 -100.1
1956t.
7 33
K-
•
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Security
1944
"
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Fund
Investors
21.18
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(
Life Fund
National
„„***•.$
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98.24
j
Inc
Speculative
r^sirt tot
r-
40.57
10.95^;
Inc
Growth Stock
Invest
Income
ii
■
i
99.30
1
31.92
Fund
9.32
1tatar*t.«'-4
i,
Natl
2%s
;
1%8 April 1, 1956
3.80-
37.52
Investors
111
mptfiy ft: art t-^
I
3.77
29.53
Mass
<MgM>*4
**
3.52
3.42
x3.45
I
■
1955—;
15,
March 15,
l%s
March 15,
Preferred
„
3.19
lc
1%8 Dec.
*
*
Oct.
2 91
Fwrad
.
Federal
,
;
l%8
203
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97.28
represent one
100,1
99.27-
f.
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National
1374
|b'«0
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6.64
V :
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Treasury Notes
4.79
lc
15, 1955-i.
15, 1955
t
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9.41
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4.67
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point
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6.84»
8.59
Balanced
torn
,
May 1,
98.10
-99.22
1959
2Vis Feb. 1, 1960j
2%s June 1, 1960-
99.2
;
31.71
1041
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4
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decimal
after
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5 27
_
4.24
6.03
^
Fund
11.70
4
Hi*
■■
i
Maturity—
6.21
4.35
:
Manhattan Bond
Balanced
4Plta»i
;
lc
shares
Massachusetts
taffe !*«•♦ W'i*m4 t«e——*|
a* taffe taw®*! ItaMt lrae
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99.30
.
1
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—
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shares
Mutual
(a#
15 16
|
98.16
98.4
1958-*.*.
-
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shares
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17 0J
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shares
Steel
12 16
1, 1957-55
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l%s
-
.
99.22
:—-
1957-
13.t2'
20%
12.00
19%
'
shares
Industries
1001
If 01
la*..
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Auiouiobile
21 64
11 19
i
1956—
1,
Certificates of Indebtedness—
0.21
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2i June 1,
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Managed
Paper
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2.35s
Massachusetts Investors Trust-1
Farad
mm*
fnteiaafattgi
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145
140
1
1.90s
Oct.
May
2 Vis
99.31
100.2
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
.
100.8"
11 04
6.90
Lexington Trust Fund
_25c
Life Insurance Investors Hie—1
General
34 43
It 04
to* 14.700 13, 300
i—
1956-i
19,
100.4
2 %s
100.1.
100 <
99.28
100 :
*
—
1, 1956*
11 68
10.20
Electrical Equipment
6 34
20 S3
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I
1955*
May
16.18
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15.
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point
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17,
Nov,
2.25s
*.
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13.29
18.93
12.18
17.35 '
12.57
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-I
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1
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a
Ask
2%s
loo. i;.
99.31
15 1955
1.80s Aug.
of
Land Bank Bonds—
Federal
Banks—
"
Funds—
15 78
IM
Federal Home Loan
32nda
more
or
one
Ask
Bid
*
—
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(Medium
I
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represent
point
decimal
alter
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B-i
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Bid
Funds—
Net
b Bid
stock
stock
stock
asset
k Ad"'««< to "s«"« °n the New Tor"
tElchanse"
split
dividend.
, „„
dividend.
xFv
value.
yield price.
'
dividend
x_Ex-di>idend.
wi When issued.
y
Ex-nghts.
Number 5441...
181
Volume
Commercial and Financial
The
Chronicle
47
(2971)
HE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will
showman increase compared with
liminary figures compiled by
based
us
country, indicate that for the
of the
telegraphic advices
week ended
United States for which
cities of the
upon
week follows:
the
for the
y /yy
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
York
At this
1954
+
869,863,426
1.290000,000
Kansas
1,205,000,000
Francisco
San
1,791,63*
2,965.024
—28.y
5,492,701
+
10.0
5,431,919
4,453,90*
1,144,000,000
+
5.1
1,204,000,000
1,189,000,000
1,975,183
4.051,743
+ 12.6
3,405,219
+ 20.8
7,215,647
7,227,91*
3,634,359
+ 18.7
3,273,927
3,009,531
1.4
6,418,531
18,174,271
10,092,088
16,927,905
20,888,385
15,734,966
1,279,388,290
1,212,134,780
Jersey—Trenton
(11
3,599,574
6,494,081
cities)
—«,
—
Ten
7.4
+ 32.8
15,054,724
9,899,213
5.5
1,269,390.829
1,242,112,340
+
+
Other
12,189,573
Cincinnati
+ 17.2
+ JS.3
+
+
8.7
461,719,546
+
337,674,303
+
9.0
$16,954,504,243 $16,205,272,821
+
4.6
470,872,823
44,487,503
+ 12.3
51,209,900
13,476,720
10,060,123
+ 34.0
10,616,982
12,624,254
+ 18.2
10,681,647
6,705,65+
8,980,630
442,961,404
399,546,363
10.9
414,903,386
395,804,370
1,430,821,298
1,249,357,561
+14.5
1,301,056,863
1,179,861,53*
—.
+
22.0
Total
4,226,590,875
(7 Cities)
•.
Total all
cities,
cities, five days.
$21,181,095,118 $19,795,948,391
day
one
875,318,175
+
f:
Virginia—Huntington
4,315,752
3,982,487
20,640,000
+
23,807,000
193,107,436
187,838,905
+
Maryland—Baltimore
7,162,608
359,039,893
District of Columbia—Washington..
'
7.0
+21.9
$22,056,413,293 $20,514,083,503
-V
••
334,599,601
+
155,822,907
127,744,159
743,255,596
680,873,748
+
9.2
Richmond
,
■'*
Carolina—Charleston
Total (6
Total all cities for Weefc
v
+
718,135,112
:
Virginia—Norfolk
+17.7
South
All
'
•.
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
3,590,675,570
245,568,410
14,924,015
8.1
367 972,561
7,442,123
264,583,263
539,002,278
+
58,269,000
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+
10,059,407
8.9
+ 20.1
502,156,951
51,867,700
Youngstown
382,377,129
+ 17.3
262,711,721
602,848,945
Mansfield
1.8
10,390,449
286,151,641
Cleveland
Columbus
536,608,006
cities, five days..
14,346,117
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
415,820,259
cities, five days_
3,196,3a-*
9,160,747
Y 16,966,198
Cleveland
Baltimore
1,519,50®
4,314,019
Delaware—Wilmington
1.7
*500,000,000
Pittsburgh
1,435,823
9,954,132
7.1
+
346,200,000
654,838,000
+ 34.2
York
695,479,143
352,600,00G
1,502,958
7,844,658
370,847,485
442,389,586
City
Louis
$
1,250,133
Wilkes-Barre
+ 13.3
Boston
815,150,308
1952
$
%
$11,129,981,987 $10,999,503,783
Philadelphia
1953
2,108,105
Total
985,751,522
%
1,441,442
Scranton
New
or
+ 17.7
6,044,722
1,202,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
'■?
Inc.
Dec.
2,017,528
be
center
$
1.691,124
Bethlehem
Our comparative
summary for
1955
1954
1,990,727
Chester
—
Chicago
St.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Lancaster
1954.
i'
$
BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ending June 25—
New
in
1955
I.'
all
clearings will
v-.'"'..1
.;
.
week
?•'
Pre¬
Our preliminary total stands
year.
same
is a gain for the week ending Friday of 1.7%.
there
year ago.
from the chief cities
it is possible to obtain
weekly
$22,056,413,293 against $20,514,083,503
at
a
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended June 18
;
Saturday, June 25, clearings for
7.5% above those of the corresponding week last
Third Federal Reserva
cities)
—
-
7.5
6,068,596
8.4
3,149,814
2,823,031
+ 15.3
19,748.000
19,472,0001
2.8
186,642,941
188,824,1881
+ 18.0
5,748,091
5,14* ,33 J
7.3
337,088,546
317,487,07»
+ 22.0
130,914,553
115,420,88(1
683,291,945
649,171,50#
♦Estimated.
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the
foregoing will
jn
issue of next week.
our
ends
We cannot furnish them
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
today, inasmuch
the elaborate detailed
In
statement,-however, which
For that week there
was
an
the week
as
has to be estimated.
present further below,
we
—
week ended
.-
decrease of 5.1%.
a
the New;York Reserve District
and in
we
the Boston Reserve District of 10.7%,
trict the totals register a gain of 5.5%.
Atlanta Reserve District of 16.2%.
loss of 3.3%
Indiana—Fort
South
but in the Dallas Reserve District the totals
cisco Reserve
In the
-
we
:
smaller by 0.5%,
Decatur
9.442.38T
441;OsWI
167,569,553
161,80J;4fc*
1,035,590,488
+ 16.2
1,006,387,750
958,783,97®
3,306,280
2,801,558
+ 18.0
21,648,038
17,169,628
+ 26.1
8,620,603
+ 20.0
11,416,140
9,276,253
85,650,000
77,788,000
+ 10.1
76,308,000
13,858,869
+ 37.6
10,108,490
3,778,774
+ 33.5
:
.
:
i
-
li
;
—
—-
5,043,870
—
.
136,077,421
5,847,561
44,899,234
Y 41,417,989
16,627,002
—
105,087,594
7,002,539
.
.)„„
15,650,617
—.
c
.
I,■
t' ■'■ ;
,
,
'.f
'
City
Illinois—Bloomlngton
Chicago
;
•v
-v
2.4
Bend
3,031,829
2,267,526
1,146,973,133
6,816,430
1
+
•
'Y'Y;
>.•'*'
2,252,751
,
Y
.
;
12,197,92#
8,726,392
6,410,5) ®
9,600,651
;
•i
66,079,00®
vY. 10,004,58?
3,749,246
3,523,98#
+
8.4
36,010,026
+
6.2
93,427,256.
5,328,576
12,127,229
+ 33.7
1,012,651,603
8.420
■,
;103,427,421
.
+ 19.8
5,518,02*
,
35,141,8
15,147,061
.
;
2,466,932
+13.3
^.
1,643^3#
14,951,290
/'■'
23.1
29.5
+
'
1,070,134,894,.
(
.
1,449,92®
919,381,663
4,403,54*
14,142,23®
,
4,204,995
20,376,028
15,884,115
+ 28.3
16,002,171
•■■"Y i 8,776,643
+ 33.2
8,844,438
7,506,478
5,861,990
+ 28.1
5,757,844
4,783,96?
1,557,480,018
-
Springfield
+ 40.5
1,351,591,390
+ 15.2
1,390.001,343
1,211,440,00®
351,700.000
;
,
Rockford
4,852,067
11,688,819
■
,,
—————
Total
by Federal Reserve Districts:
+
—
-
Peoria
a summary
184,819,816
10,118,718
602,507
Sioux
,
furnish
8.3
7,511,19.*
4,628,301
10,345,881
,
-
Wayne
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
District by 7.5%.
following
3.2
+
Y
—
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
larger by 9.2% and in the San Fran¬
are
155,606,7341
—'v
534,772
>•••:'
District—Chicago—
Terre Haute
+
Minneapolis Reserve
are
155,390.368
12,828,818
1,202,957,863
^
Indianapolis
#
'The Chicago Reserve District enjoys an increase
arwb the
+ 31.1
-154,278,467
>
12,412,491
8,154,508
19,070,896
note that in
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
143,378(3*4(1
+
189,203,303
(10 cities).
,n
District of 5.8%.
5;432,395
162,214,887
•
579,400
Seventh Federal Reserve
but in the Philadelphia Reserve Dis¬
15.2%, ; the ; St. Louis Reserve District of 10.5%
Total
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapld9
v'
Lansing
improvement of 14.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.2% and in the
an
5.1
+ 28.8
>
-
a
+ 20.8
.
Louisiana—New Orleans
We group the cities according to the
(including this city) the totals record
6,576,589
V. 5,999*180
173,145,162
7,943,859
202,240,603
Mobile
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
increase of 2.0%, the aggregate clearings for
Reserve District in which they are located and from this
103,431.37 »
347,106.00®
:v
Alabama—Birmingham
-
25,446,0891
114,993,086
349,500,000
6,303,707
223,066,170
Florida—Jacksonville
vv
32,411,728
+ 13.3
+ 12.4
Augusta
.
+ 16.3
114,961,619
351,700,000
Macon
it'
30,746,065
130,256,918
395,200,000
Georgia—Atlanta
having amounted to $22,325,921,398 against $21,883,019,224 in the
ings at this center showing
Federal
35,751,412
^Nashville
•
week in 1954.. Outside of. this
city, there was a gain of 10.0%,. the bank clear¬
same
of
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
v
the whole country
show
cases
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
June 18.
-
not available at time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we are
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
appear
_
(17 cities)
#
:
.
•+' 9,769,88®
'if
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended June 18-
,,
1955
l«t
Boston
.11
?rd Philadelphia
-11
680,124,307
11,551,858,149
$
1952
Y/
■
1,212,134,780
Missouri—St.
721,994,054
3.3
10,959,891,403
11,643,307,335
5.5
1,269,390,829
.
7
**
1,301,056,863
683,291,945
7.8
361,800,000
173,950,944
+
14.7
174,145,617
163,103,
116,321,522
+ 12.4
121,277,853
108,804,38#
3,071,631
2,513,067
+ 22.2
2,535,820
726,958,847
657,885,533
+10.5
659,759,290
+ 10.3
649.171,506
+
Total
(-4 cities)
Richmond
680,737,748+
743,255,596
6th Atlanta
.10
-
1,202,957,863
1,035,590,488
7th
.17
*
1,557,480,018
1,351,591,390
Chicago
8th St
8th
Louls_.
.
Minneapolis
10th Kansas
12th San
4
V
_7
City
;
;
+
+ 16.2
1,006,387,750
1,390,001,343
1,211,440,009
659,759,290
625,796,190
.
..
5.8
545,370,608
576,188,740
0.5
647,841,724
629,046,135
657,885,533
625,948,425+
"
726,958,847
591,787,689
+
668,372,061
—
s
1 6
"
555,862,851
509,250,402
.10
Francisco.
**
1,306,341,877
1,214,990,864
+
7.5
1,158,739,202
21,883,019,224
2.0
20,902,786,900
We
New
York
10,335,222,708
+ 10.0
10,344,183,466
North Dakota—Fargo
add
our
9.2
+
490,249,528
462,264,352
■'
.
11,366,655,818
detailed statement showing
381,763, 08*
137,443,609
141.814, 78#
7,059,447
+
24.6
7,676,853
8,615, 82»
4,756,711
+
5.4
4,336,913
5,466,602
+ 17.3
4,697,874
4,771 73!»
4,766, bit)# '
12,136,734
+
6.9
11,280,053
625,948,425
Inc.
1954
591,787,689
+
5.8
545,370,608
Dec. %
»'
1953
S
a
1952
$
+ 10.0
5,496,451
—14.5
+361,824,282
3,319,092
1,011,173
901,51#'
+
21.5
830,935
+
9.7
620,67'*
7,078,53#
182,439,014
8,119,633
175,980,209
1,005,277
3,533,564
+
1,701,933
1,351,420
+ 25.9
1,134,130
City
Worcester
'
+ 11.9
3,694,477
2,595,719
14,474,757
+ 12.7
12,915,382
——
0.1
9,084,591
18.2
23,183,473
23,213,74*
418,928,481
+
3.4
411,849,496
399,312,3231
11,532,456
+
8.6
10,656,177
4,941,866
7,287,571
cities)
(9
11,943,170
22,268,541
29,764,100
2,915,655
3,012,388
680,124,301
Total (12 cities).
18,275,426
31,482,700
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
+ 28.9
9,262,994
-41,826,338
762,000,245
177,157,308
11,864,359
10,196,624
8,614,468
9.5
37,068,430
29,428,568
21.8
14,504,344
13,276,950
Worth"!—"
10,105,039
475,197,845
435,365,378
35,722,229
—
+
5.8
36,435,100
2,209,748
2,034,258
—10.7
790,806,415
721,994,054
...
Total
+ 77.3
+ 15.3
3,742,435
4,160,009
8.0
146,801,929
135,857,804
+ 22.4
2,677,251
2,503,308
atnestown
'
3,588,671
140,791,970
3,143,288
3,604,445
2,449,175
10,959.265,580
11,547,796,516
^40,442,975
■
38,885.903
25,419,729
-
Jew York
'ochester
''
+
„
9.1
418,587,449
397.245,00®
4.4
34,921,873
30,988,72®
7,416,000
T,212,000
+
+
6.5
509,250,402
+
7,577,000
2.8
6,946,565
13,899,191
555,862,851
'y;
•
6,089,730
13,797,833
+ 20.1
(6 cities).
+
—
+
47.2
2,608,978
10,558,603,434
11,284,528,308
4.0
34,475,488
490,249,528 »;
462,264,35®
183,769,680
'
188,517,03#
Oregon—Portland
Lake
20.5
4,516,222
4,250,23®
+
7.3
199,743,928
205,506,26*
96,279,352
+
3.6
10.1
92,010,185
22,518,301
87,953,01*
18,535,93®
San
+
15,491,564
+
17.8
14,764,953
14,053.35®
647,156,948
+
7.8
606,631,484
18,572,180
+
28.1
18,336,118
590,859,97®
16,667.063
4,920,19 A
24,620.758
—
—
22,371,504
18,242,224
697,857,405
23,785,668
Pasadena
-
6.0
+
201,686,074
99,739,336
—
City___
California—Long Beach .——
Dtah—Salt
189,666,574
5,236,090
+
6,311,767
216,456,538
201,116,187
——
—
Francisco
2,207,025
5.1
9.2
6,883,00®
7,097,93®
12,438,851
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
18.900.001
20,286,996
4,136,820
9,275,643
+
7,399,677
Wichita Falls
Louisiana—Shrcveport
7,560,74k
+ 17.4
32,353,100
3.2
+
—
21,188,880
3,848,282
_i_
...
Qmlra
629,046,13*
+
16,693,681
Galveston
152.093,892
-
3,355,56'B
3,259,32i*
647,841,724
0.5
668,372,061
37,291,289
—
V
Fort
Yakima
York—Albany
11,348,35:*
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Deltas—
Texas—Austin
Washington—Seattle
^Shamton
,
3,781,122
3,344,915
+ 47.5
4,006,420
664,923,883
——-
11,912,072
37,873,330
New Haven
7,153,15*
+
+
1
Connecticut—Hartford
172,802,43#
10,160,997
24,776,867
433,009,987
12,525,927
———
Joseph
Total
1,163,317
4,010,903
16,310,422
:
—12.4
10,168,867
29,273,250
—
(a)
4,487,832
New Bedford
+ 13.1
785,746
9,794,937
3,005,286
627,211,041
4,241,001
Lowell
576,188,74®
159,825,363
Omaha
Colorado—Colorado Springs
609,980,552
20.0
6,99S,640
536,456,001
River
00*
5,530,990
7,697,555
Massachusetts—Boston
t
-Missouri—Kansas
2,098,774
2,278,674
<
,
954,980
1,137,170
—
Y Kansas—Topeka
Wichita
St.
2,008,355
+ 20.5
2,746,161
Springfield
v
12,84!
10,740,768
Nebraska—Fremont
June 18
or
First Federal Reserve District—•teten—
Portland
(7 cities)
Hastings
1955
Maine—Bangor
lyracuse
370,792,036
12,974,348
:
Lincoln
$
Buffalo
13,573 07#
5.2
5.5
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
the figures for each city and for the
Week Ended
Clearings at—
Rhode
9,143,270
+
+
5,014,639
*—-—
Helena
week ended June 18 for four
years:
Pall
10,085,666
154,325,973
6,412,800
Dakota—Aberdeen
South
-■Montana—Billings
9,759,096,940
City
now
.
397,956,556
102,787,889
8,799,449
■_
21,043,625,248
110 cities
Outside
11,124,891
418,834,409
*—
Minneapolis
St. Paul
.
1,143,656,574
22,325,921,398
+
Minnesota—Duluth
Total
Total
*
a
Ninth Federal Resarva District—Minneapolis-
958,785,979
+15.2
+ 10.5
■
664,923,883
-
0
.
11th Dallas
»
2,688,1581
625,796,lp®
'
~
6th
N«w
365,100,000
1,179,861,534
9.2
+
199,524,973
1,242,112,840
—
1,249,357,561
1,430,821,298
393,600,000
130,762,243
"
4th Cleveland
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
S
790,806,415
+14.5
11,949,184,463
&
:
•;
—10.7
762,000.245
1,279,388,290
M
1953
or
Dec. %
$
.13 GltleS
2nd New York
Inc.
1954
...
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
28,581.292
6,274,196
——
5,789,339
+
8.4
5,142,172
11,937,798
Santa Barbara
11,741,239
+
1.7
11,306,159
12.393.5JS
7.5
1,158,739,202
1,143,656,57#
"
21,870,929
+ 16.2
20,563,855
19,211,723
iPectlcut—Stamford
9
Jersey—Newark
24,959,723
24,120,900
+
3.5
22,280,309
20.602.002
74,563,584
69,841,570
+
6.8
68,256,963
86,365,811
76,408,545
+ 13.0
78,691,881
71,068,631
11,551,858,149
11,949.184,463
3.3
10,959,891,403
1,214,990,864
(110 cities).
22,325,921,398
21,883,019,224
+
2.0
20,902,786,900
21,043,625,24*
Outside New York City—
11,366,655,818
10,335,222,708
+ 10 0
10,344,183,466
9,759,096,94®
Total
(10 cities)-.
55,687,232
northern New
Jersey.
1,306,341,877
+
.
,
_
_
Tot»l <11
cities)
—
4
Grand total
(a) Clearings operations
discontinued.
and Financial Chronicle... Monday, June 27, 1955
The Commercial
48
(2972)
Company and Issue—
Morris Paper Mills,
Foreign Exchange Rates
requirement o{ Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Banh
certifies dRily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the ditterent
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just Pjassed.
Pursuant to the
FORESKIN
EXCHANGE
Southern Pacific Co.—
Friday
Argentina
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0717487*
1—
—
Australia,
.0717487*
.0717487*
schilling.!?.
Ref.
.133?33*
.0717487*
2.219621
2.219206
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.035802*
.0198500
.0198489
.0198464
.0198437
.326166
.326133
.325600
.325500
1st &
1st &
.0198473
due 1968
:
July
refunding mtge. 4% bonds, series B, due 1975—July
refunding mtge. 3%% bonds, ser. D, due 1969—July
1.017142
1.016041
.208800
.208750
.208633
.208500
.208450
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
Keyes Fibre Co.. class A
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.00285625
.237350*
.237307*
.237337*
.237317*
.237337*
Mading Drug Stores Co.—
55-cent cumulative preferred
France
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland, pound
Mexico, peso__
Netherlands, guilder__
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo___
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc__
Union of South Africa, poundUnited Kingdom, pound sterling
.208750
.203633
.208500
2.788020
2.785000
.0800560
.262420
.262416
.262383
.262321
2.760313
2.757528
2.758044
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
—
.0349000
'
.193330*
.193330*
1
'
i
;
.233350
.233350
.233350
.233350
1
2350
2356
2582
July 15
2802
July 15
Sep 30
28021
23581
Aug
stock
__;
sinking fund debentures
stock
26951
2.778849
2.777500
2.774698
,•
2.775217
2.785044
25181
28051
.
.233350
2.779368
—
2692
1st mortgage
.140080*
.140080*
.140080*
2690
2799
l
stock
Corp., Ltd., 4%
preference
New Orleans Great Northern Ry.,—
.0800560
2.761654
2.762169
.___—
2690
2356
5%
.0800560
'
.262414
l
1
Moore
.0800560
.0800560
2578
2690
5% bonds, series A, due 1983
July 18
Ralston Purina Co., 33A% preferred stock—
—July l
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co., 5.85% cum, pfd. stock-July 15
Texas Industries, Inc., 15-year 6% s. f. debentures
July 8
United States & Foreign Securities Corp,.—
1st preferred stock
1
Jun 30
2nd preferred stock
:—
Jun 30
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5% preferred stock
Jun 30
2.785520
-
'
|
5
u
2
.208450
2.789375
.208800
2.789895
__.Ju.y
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—
Collateral trust 3%% bonds
1.016875
:
series A
Co.—
1.016294
...—
j
Page
& coll trust bonds, 3%% series due 1983__July 2
Clark Controller Co., 4.80% cumul. conv. pfd. stock___:__July 11
Frito Co., convertible preferred stock
Sep 30
1.016428
Canada, dollar—
Ceylon, rupee.
Finland, markka
2847
1st mtge.
.326200
.___.
convertible pfd. stock.—July
mtge. bonds, series C & J, due 1995____Dec
& gen.
Brockton Edison
.
.0385802*
_____
.—
l
2626
Date
preierred stock,
Co.,
i
2360
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
.200000*,
•
^.0717487*
2.221447
2.222526
2.222941
pound_^_
Belgium, franc
British Malaysia, Malayan dollar_i——
*
.200000*
.133333*
—
Powder
Atlas
$
2805
>
and Issue—
Armstrong Rubber Co., 4%%
June 23
June 22
$
.200000*
.
Preferential
Austria,
June 21
$
»P
2243
cumul. pref. stock. -July15
ENTIRE ISSUE CALLED
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
June 20
peso—
Basic
Free
Monday
Jl>
258$
2803
•••
Money)
Company
June 17
2802
29
1, 1975________. -July 18
ia
Standard Oil Co. (Ohio), 3%% cumu. pfd. stk., ser. ATexas & Pacific Ry.—
v
Gen. & ref. mtge, 37/s% bonds, series E, due 1985i_L -July
5
United Air Lines, Inc., 4Va% convertible pfd. stock___ -July 25
.
in New York (Value i« United States
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
Unit
Monetary
and
Page
30
first mortgage bonds, due June
3 %%
United Biscuit Co. of America, $4.50
Country
.Jun
cumul. pfd. stock-—. -Jun
4.30%
Scovill Manufacturing Co.,
TARIFf ACT OF 1930
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
JUNE 17 TO JUNE 23, 1955, INCLUSIVE
■
C
RATES
Date
4%% cumulative pfd. shares..
Newman-Crosby Steel Co.. 5 Vi % subor, debs. due 1963_. .Jun 30
Northeastern Water Co., 5% s. f. coil, trust bonds
-July l
28051
1482
2.785625
2.787901
2.789270
2.789821
1*78(1
2742
Nominal.
DIVIDENDS
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Ranks Combined
Increase (+) or
Decrease (—) Since
June
Gold
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
F.
Total gold certificate reserves
R. notes of other banks.—
cash
-
.
Discounts and advances
Industrial
June 15,
June 23,
1954
__
loans,
1955
20,156,102
839,481
certificates
Other
22,
1955
6,009
—
3,7U
—
550
Acceptances—Bought
outright
242,925
13,742
18,894
215,922
3
695
•
—
-
:
8,273,775
Notes
2,801,750
Total bought outright.—_
Held under repurchase agreem't
Total U. S. Govt,
and
securities—,;
securities
Bank premises
Loans
and
adjustedt
290,800
23,553,812
-vl, 585,625
■.
"23,962,541.
—1,879,299
56,941
134,410
.___
____
50,778,673
«r
—
64~448
+
30
+
+
U.
48,984
+
—479,266
—1,491,124
notes
25,671,25?
bank—reserve
accts._.
U. S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
19,029,454
acct.
L—
98,431
418,071
Total
245,904
deposits—
;_
Deferred availability cash items—
19,791,860
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
20,505
39,358
253,520
+
—
57,315
—260,008
+
—
795,227
-1,121,846
—
17,046
16,999
125,988
—
93,301
—
4,143,353
—317,276
—128,963
—2,136,362
1,326
+
357,256
+
—
2,481
liabilities
49,626,970 " —484,271
———
—1,528,067
41
+
1,174
52
+
1,245
8,988'
+
32,842 1
+
11
bills
+
195
—1,654
74
—1.8Q0
:___
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
1,017
9,139
S.
bonds
Other
securities
to
:
__;
banks.
—
accounts
and
capital
294,402
194
+
+
22,254
+
660,901
_____■
35,888
27,543.
168,857
—
accts._j^
50,778,673
4~8ll
+
—:479,266
of gold certificate reserves
deposit and F. R. note lia¬
bilities combined
46.2%
+
.
Contingent
liability
on
accept¬
ances
purchased
for
foreign
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments
—
—1,491,124
.4%
in
—
143
+
11,404
+
3,555
1,158
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $431 million in New York
City and $83 million
in Chicago and by smaller amounts in
all the other
the
total
increase
million.
at
all
reporting
This compares with
an
member
increase
$402 million
during the corresponding week a year
ago, which also included a quarterly tax date.
Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
TT03?Sjto brokers an<i dealers for purchasing
million.
States
$124
Government
million.
and
or
other
carrying
securities
Real estate loans increased
in¬
$41
"Other" loans increased
$52 million.
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $148 million in
*v.W
otner
and by smaller amounts in most of the
districts, resulting in a net increase of $195 mil¬
reporting member banks. Holdings of Treas¬
lion at all
ury
164
15
—
451
—
12
+
2,631
223
57,726
+
1,352
+
1,560
21,600
+
1
+
855
2,423
+
3
+
255
289
—
LiabilitiesDemand
deposits adjusted—
Time deposits except U. S. Government
S.
Government
Interbank
deposits
deposits—
demand
Domestic
certificates
of
indebtedness
decreased
$27
million
j
6-10
j
6-30
6-10,
6-30
6-15
9-30
9-15
12V2c
8,-n
8-75
1214c
8-31
8-15
6-15
________
10,637
+
283
1,448
banks
+
20
—
398
t
Corp.
(quar.)————
7-
1
b-30
banks
197
+
From
Federal
Banks
Reserve
t Exclusive
serves;
of
632
523
:
loans
to
Individual loan
banks
items
+
and
are
after
shown
—
deduction
416\
214 J
of
614
+
'
r
valuation
re¬
gross.
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
Notices
Below will be found
preferred
and
a
common
9-16
12-16
7-
4
6-15
7-
1
6-15
8-
1
7-201
6-30
6-17
' 6£c
15c
6-33
6-171
6-30
6-20|
8-
1
called
for
Central RR.
7-15
57%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries ord. shs.
6-30
40c
)«, 25c
75c
6%
(quar.)-^-^.,—
(final)
87-
7-
4
7-
1
Ingersoll Machine & Tool,
50c partlc. class A-jt.'
4% preferred (quar.)
redemption,
fund provisions.
called under sinking
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
from
6-241
1
1
7-20
10-20
7-
1
10-
1
OF
TENDER
Date
PARTIAL
Company
ACF
and
Industries, Inc., 5%
Products, Inc., 7%
American
Machine
Jun 28
2698
cumu.
pfd. stock
preferred stock
conv.
cumulative
July 15
July 11
Housing Corp.,
Atlas Plywood Corp.,
from
investment
security
curities
ment
The
5%
s.
f.
3%
2577
2457
July
1
2797
___July
sinking fund stock.
July
1
1
2797
debs.,
due July 1,
__;
1968—July 1
July 14-
first mortgage bonds, series D
Co.—
profits
bonds_______
cumul. preferred stock
first mortgage and coll.
trust bonds, series B
fund debentures
l-for-10
Ctfs.
6c
2799
I
2799
1
2013
Iron
July
1
2581
^July
1
2801
___July
1
2802
—
2802
-
;
=
6-21
66-
0]
6
6-21
6-
[
8|
6-15
7-
2
7-
2
6-15
6-30
6-20
<
Minerals
J40C
$$1.12*4
(quar.)—
pfd.
Chemical
&
(quar.)
Corp.—
40c
:____.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
t$1.75
International Power, Ltd.
Salt
t®0®
(quar.)—
8-
1
7-15
7-
1
International Sliver
Co.
(quar.)
Co., 7%
Telegraph
International
Textbook
7-15
7-
1
6-30
6-30
7-
1
7-
1
7-15
7-
1
7-15
6-30
6-30
7-15
6-20
6-30
8-
1
7-15
7-
Co.
Shoe
of
pfd.
(quar.)—
Maine—
Co
preferred
(quar.)
.
GOCj
433Ac
89J/3C
30c
35c
Utilities^-
convertible
25c
$1.50
45c
50c
(quar.)__J.
■4ya%
$1.40
t
-
t37'4c
Products
(quar.)_
Co., com. (quar.)—
International Metal Industries, Ltd.—
International
1
7-
20c
t2uc.
30c
—_
Interriational Telephone & Telegraph
July
6-30
62VaC
(quar.)
:
Cellucotton
International
6-10|
6-30
60c
Harvester
International
6-101
1
7-
1
6-15
se¬
(quar.)__
Corp
International
International
6-17
1
7-
invest-
net
Steamship Co
Inter-Ocean Telegraph (quar.)
7%
1
7-
from
from
(s-a)
Common
1
,
;
International
July
July
from
International Bronze Powders, Ltd.—
6%
partic. preferred (quar.)
4%
if
6-17
7-
the new shares
reversed split.
City Baking, Ltd.
A
9-201
7-
6-17
...
(44r
from
2799
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—
20-year sinking
16c
2798
Ltd.—
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—
37/e% sinking fund debentures, due July 1, 1967
3.10%
and
2578
Interprovincial Pipe Line CO.—
3Va%
the
Insuranshares
Inter
81
6-201
6- I
payment is on
"
Interlake
7-
7-1
14c
preferred (quar.)
International Milling Co., 4%
July
first mortgage pipeline
General Ry. Signal Co., 5%
Great Consolidated Electric Power
Co.,
1st & general mortgage 614% bonds
and
Fund
income)
Class
Colorado Interstate Gas
3.35%
income
Insurance
above
6-
10-10
1
7-
20c
.
profits
International
Celotex Corp., 15-year 314% debentures, due I960Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.—
3%%
Page
&
15-year sinking fund debentures, series B
Amun-Israeli
13c
.
Interlake
Date'
Metals, Inc.—
4V2% 15-year sinking fund debentures
Ampal-American Palestine Trading Corp.—
4%
Page
REDEMPTION
Issue—
ALCO
and
Insurance Co. of North America
^
Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 cumulative pref. stock
income
profits
Institutional Income Fund, Inc.—
8c
6-
Fund—
investment
Institutional
7-15
25c
—
f
5-31
7-
J12J4c
t$l
(interim)
Growth
*
%
___.
securities
after
NOTICE
Company and Issue—
Ltd.—
6-201
6-17
7-
5c
(quar.)
6-271
7-15
4.80% preferred (quar.)_
1'
$1.20
4.80%
preferred (quar.)_;
$1.20
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
30c
4%
$1
preferred (quar.)
4:20% preferred (quar.)
$1.05
4:60%" preferred
(quar.)__
$1.15
Indianapolis Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
$1.25
4,A% preferred B (quar.)
—
$1.06^
Industrial' Acceptance,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
162 y2c
4%.% preferred
(initial)
f$1.50
Industrial Bank of Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.)
50c
Mfg.
1
6-30
10c
Hardware
6-
5-13
^5- 0
6-30
$1.14
$1.03Ya
10c
Common
1
1
6-151
7-15
7-11
t30c
t371,4c
25c
,tl0c
12c
Imperial Paper A Color Corp..
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)—
Incorporated Income Fund—_—_—.—
Indiana, Michigan Electric—
4.65% preferred (quar.)
1
4Vb% preferred (quar.)
Indiana Telephone, common
1
7-
6-30
6%
Amer. dep. receipts (final)
Imperialle Fuels Ltd., 6% pfd. (s-a)—
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada).
7c
6-301
Breaker
Inland Tnvestors
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
6-17
12-30
$25c
(Increased)
Industrial
8-221
9-30
.
———
Illinois Brick Co.
Illinois
1
9-
6-15
25c
r
\
(s-a)_.
Ideal Cement Co.
;
4
7-
f
■
.
Foreign
$283
million in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks.
creased
510
+
+
banks
domestic
leading cities
following
principal changes for the week
Increases of $961 million in
loans, $624
million in reserve balances with Federal Reserve
Banks,
$1,352 million in demand deposits adjusted, and
United
+
624
+
925
with
6-15
6-30
Corp.^——
preferred
Institutional
26,648
ended June 15:
of
176
'
25
144
+
—
13,998
vault
1.3%
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in
districts;
2.414
—
21,199
Condition Statement of Member Banks
the
+
5
+
850
including those
shows
115
—
21,431
8,742
._
.—
Reserves with Federal Reserve Banks—
Balances
7-15
preferred A, (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Mfg
—I
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.^Circuit
6-17
7-15
(F. C.) & Sons, common (quar.)___—
4.60%
6-14
$40c
-5c
$1.50
1
15c
15c
$2.75
I-T-E
I
tlOc
_1—..
(quar.)
preference A
B
7-
6^15
—
Preferred
—1,216
1,255
securities—total—
From others
Capital Accounts-
to
+
:_u
Borrowings—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)—
Surplus (Section 13b)
Ratio
7,797
loans—
ot See.
6-15
...
loans
Treasury
U.
Total liab.
291
Treasury notes
Cash
Other capital
1,182
+
'
•
Deposits:
Total
f
706
■
Reserve
Member
+
11
Government
U.
•v.
+
Loans
Liabilities—
124
...
2,826
estate
S.
3,276
6,915
—
542~158
,t'J
for
securities.
for purchasing or'carry¬
or
B
Huyck
1,382
carrying
Other
22
dealers
+
securities, _—__——it——
ing
Real
—444,894
732
4,012
""+4,718
+
purchasing
—1,677,625
23,395
a— ——_•
and
+
961
Hold
■
7- 2
—
agricul¬
and
—
997
+
43,425
—-—___l
brokers
Other loans
23,553,812
85,009
adjustedt
industrial,
loans
to
Loans
92,000
5,079,468
Other assets
investments
Commercial,
6-29
7-15
$35c
tl4%c
Huttig Sash :& Door, common (quar.)——
50c
5'W preferred (quar.)
<.. fl^55
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
5%
preferred (auar.)
$125
Huron
Erie Mortgage, new com. (initial)
?35c
Husky Oil & Refining, Ltd., 6% pfd. (quar.).
t75c
Hussman Refrigerator (quar.)
30c
.1954
1
<■>; i
6.40%
preferred (quar.)—,__——
Humphreys Mfg. Co.,. common (quar,)_—,
6% preferred (quar.)
—
Hunt Foods, Inc.. common
(quar.)—
Common (quar.)
—
5%
preference (quar.)
5%
(Inmillionsof dollars)
Loans
—
tural
Due from foreign banks
Uncollected cash items.
Federal
1955
\
—^,^^$200
(quar.)
Huron Holding
'
June 16;
June 8,
rrjper-"". When
\ Share • ■Payable
1
'
-
Huron & Erie..Mortgage
Assets—
—1,383,184
.
11,645,837
Bonds
'
Increase (+)
—1,585,625
+1,673,984
832,450
.
A
Class
Decrease (—> Since
1955
Certificates
Total assets
\
#
June 15,
—
Class
ber banks follows:
Bought outright—
Total loans
/
,
U, S. Government, securities:
Bills
/-''V-v.
Name of Company
Hubbett (Harvey, "Inc. (quar.)— _1———— 4
60c
Hudson County National Bank (Jersey City)
Quarterly —
——
i
.
,
75c
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd., class A____,_-_;_--.rr ;,412%c;.
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
A summary
14,943
1,450
—
million.
(Continued from page 14)
.
"
City District.
Borrowings increased $202 million, of which $147 mil¬
lion was in Chicago. Loans to banks decreased $144
55,576
7,160
—443,441
+
14,943
—
2,289
+
,
i___
221,000
21,925
+
20,995,583
202,466..
347,242
393,236
,
.
(In thousands of dollars)
Assets—
Districts and a
total of $74 million at all reporting member banks. Hold¬
ings of Treasury notes, decreased $115 million, of which
$53 million was in New York City.<
V
Demand deposits adjusted increased $508 million in
New York City, $202 million in the Chicago District,
$184 million in the San Francisco District, $154 million
in the Cleveland District, and $73 million in the Kansas
each in the New York and San Francisco
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-15
7-
8-
(quar.)
1
1
6-30
6-17
6-15
6-15
6-17
6-15
6-30
6-21
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-17
6-1*7 ;|
s
7-
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-
0
6-15
6-1
6-
7-14
&
(2373)
Number 5441.. * The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
181
Volume
"V
Per
Bakeries, common (quar.)
preierred (quar.)
,
„
interstate Co., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
luiersiarf Department^ Stores (quar.)
interstate Ferrer Co.. 4.36% pfd. (quar.)—
inter type Coip. ( quar.t
Investment Co. of America (from net invest¬
.
Interstate
Class
A
Class
B
Class
A
B
7-15
7-14
5%
t,
1
7-10
1-
1-
7-1$
25C
6-30
6-14
6-15
6-
5
4
Marwell. Ltd... common
Lau
Steel
6-1#
7-
1
■-
-
Lawrence
6-15
-
Laura Seeord
6-1#
1
Leath
6-27
7-
1
$1.10
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
30c
7-
1
6-
Lees
6-15
$1,034
824c
6-15
Co..
preferred
25c
7-
1
6-10
McCoul-Frostenac Oil Ccu, Ltd
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-16
Lewis Wnarf
$1.50
7-
1
6-16
Lexington Union Station. 4%
7-1
6-i5
40c I
50c
1
9-15
12-15
10c
10c
4-2-56
5374C
7-
2
7-
2
5-31
7-
$1.25
6-30
I
11-
1
preferred
Lincoln
8-
1
6-15
6-30
Carbonic,
3&%
7-12
1
7-
$3.50
pfd. (aecum.)_;
Liquid
8-
2^
—,—.—~
6-21
6-22
6-30
6-22
T
7-25
%
6-16
6-30
6-16
•
preferred
5*-
J
(E.)
50c 3-17-56
$1
Kaman
-
B
Kansas
Common
(monthly)
$1
7-30
7-20
Common
(monthly)
$1
8-31
Metals
7-15
8-29
7-29
7-
Common-(monthly)
$1
9-30
9-20
6-
SI
7-
SI
16-
6-18
Loews.
6-30
preierred
6-30
■
7-15
6-30
(quar.)_^
f
$5
'
$5.65
—
Kansas
r
4V<%
*
44%
preferred
New
Co
(quar.)__
common
Keyes
6%
Fibre
—
7-
1
7-
1
partic.
7-
at
1
realized
from
1
1~
6-10
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
6-15
6-30
6-30
8-15
7-
1
10-
1
9-15
1-3-59
12-13
77-
1
Kin-Ark
Oil
40c
2
5*
6-21
-6-
6-27
6-30
284c
-
(c-a)
—•
7-
(G.
Stock
R.t
75c
8-
1
6-30
7-15
Co.
Madison
6-30
$2.50
12-30
7-
1
1
6^0
7-
6-17
7-
1
6-
3
•»_
1
6-
6
5%
6-27
6-
6
6-
6
7-
6-20
1
Kish Industrie*—
6%
convertible
Koppers
4%
Kress
Co..
common
(quar.)
Co.
H.»
<fc
(quar.)
Kroehler Mlg. Co.—
*4%
preferred (quar.)
44%
preferred
44%
Kroger Co.,
.
,7%
preferred
Kuppenheimer
Kurz-Kasch,
Kwikset
6-23
9-30
9-22
12-30
12-22
1
6-15
7-15
7-
8-
1
50c
(s-a).
7-
1
-
6-24
7-20
6-30
25c
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
4
4%
Co.
(quar.K
laboratories.
preferred
$1.16
(quar.)
pfd.
<quar.)_
(quar.).
6-30
6-10
25c
6-30
6-
95c
7- 1
6-
3
964c
7-
1
6-
3
*7 4c
7-
1
6-
3
$108*4
7-
1
6-
3
$1,114
7- 1
6-
3
50c
6-28
6-
S
50c
6-28
6-
S
45C
6-30
6-17
1
7-15
374C
7- 1
6-1#
224c
6-30
€-15
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-15
6-15
7-
Marine
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-23
6-16
9-12
8-31
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-14
25C
7-
1
6-21
75c
7-
1
6-21
25c
7-
9-28
1-10-56
29c
7-29
7-19
29c
10-31
10-21
150c
6-28
5-27
7-15
6-30
50c
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-10
124c
6-30
6-10
7-
6-
7-15
6-30
Mojud Co.. 5%
100%
8-25
8-10
Molybdenum
Monarch Life
134c
7-15
134c
7-15
8-25
Marlin-Rockwell
Marsh
(M >
■
,
(initial)
in¬
Corp.,
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
8-30
6-18
7-30
7-13
$150
7-
1
6-24
20c
7-
1
6-20
35c
7-1
6-20
$C
7-11
6-24
25C
6-30
6-15
45c
6-29
6-20
25c
7-20
7-11
$1 50
7-15
7-11
?$1
7-
2
6-10
80c
7-15
6-20
J50C
7-15
6-30
J30C
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common
preferred (quar.)
Power Co., common
4.50%
7-15
6-30
1
6-17
:$i.25
7-
Ltd., common
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
Coro.,
(quar.)
Engineering Co.—
$2.50 prior preferred
(qnar.)
Morris Paper llilis, 44% pfd. (quar.)
44%
preferred (quar.)
Morris Plan Bank of New Haven (Conn.)—•
6-17
1
6-15
Morris
dividend preferred (quar.).
Morrison Cafeterias Consolidated, Inc.—
Quarterly
——
Plan Corp.
of America, com.
$2.25
20c
7-15
6-20
7-15
.6-20
Motorola,
Mount Clemens
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-21
(quar.)—
7-
30c
4Y4% pfd. (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
$1,064
$1.50
1
6-17
6-30
6-15
1
6-24
7-
6-30
$1.75
6-3#
6-1*
I50C
6-30
1
6-
$125
7-
1
6-15
30c
8-
1
7-20.
6-27
6-17
7-
$1.15
6-15
1
35c
6-30
6-13
20c
7-15
6-SO
25c
7-
1
€-15
$125
7- 1
6-16
#7 4C
7-15
5-13
$1,074
7-
1
6-15
374c
7-
1
6-20
7- 2
6-15
224c
7-
1
6-15
$1,224
7-
1314c
1
€-15
$3,124
7-
1
6-15
$1,184
7-
1
6-15
1
$2
7-1
6-
525c
7- 2
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-17
552.40
7- 2
6-17
m
6-30
6-22
624c
7-
1
6-10
9-
1
8-10
25c
7-
1
6-15
$1,124
7-
1
6-15
7-
7-27
8-
$1.05
6
1
7-12
1
7-12
8-
6-
6
75c
7-15
525c
7- 2
6-13
25c
6-30
6-17
530c
7-
2
6-
3
10-
1
9-
2
7-
2
6-
3
10-
1
9-
2
7-
2
6-
10-
1
9- 2
7-
2
6-
10-
1
9- 2
594c
7-
1
6-15
624c
7-
1
6-23
6-30
6- 9
6-30
6-
6-30
6-20
3
3
preferred
44%
Morgan
7-15
1
1
H1.75
50c
7-
564C
7-
tl.75
6-17
7-
€-20
1S1.75
1
35C
r.*
5
7-
1
tll.75
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred A tquar.)
7%
preferred A (quar.)—
7%
preferred B (quar.)
7%
preferred B (quar.)
Moore Drop Forging—
7-
1C0%
€-30
7-15
7-
525c
(quar.).
4%
7%
€-30
(25C
20C
6-20
I
5
6-30
t30c
(quar.}_
6-23
7-
6-
$1.50
6-30
$1.25
1
7-15
40c
tquar)
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)—.
preferred
tquar.t
$4.20
preferred
tquar.'
Montgomery Ward Co , com. (quar.)
Montreal Locomotive Works, Ltd. (quar.) —
Monumental Radio, vtc <quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)
.1
Corp.. $5 preferred
Inc. tquar.)
6%
Mount
(quar.)
Diable Co.
594c
$150
.
9
7-
5
7-
5
5c
8-
1
564c
8-
1
$1.75
(quar.)
7-
1
6-17
6-10
-
—
(quar.)—
Metal Products, com.
preferred
594c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
$1.25
6-29
37 4C
7-15
6-30
5c
7-15
7-
1
6c
7-15
7-
1
3c
Motor Finance
& Sons
tquar.)—.
$6
4%
7-
964
Ltd
C
$3.85 pref. series
6- 5
25c
-
Chemical Co.—
174c
old common
Marshall-Wells, 6%
Monroe
1
—.
(Winnipeg)—
Co.
Mortgage fc Investment.
Auto Equipment 5% pfd.
Monsanto
€-1#
7-
20c
Common
—
common
Assurance
1
624c
Corp.
Petroleum
preferred (quar.)...
Corp. of America tquar.)_
Moore
;
Marshall Field & Co.,
~
8-12
♦$1.25
shares (quar.).
tquar.)_
A
Monarch
ham
t25c
SI.25
Basket (California 1Common
(stock dividend).
preferred
Class
Mohawk
Semi-annual
40c
preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar )
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
on
7
Montana
—
Quarter It
1
6-15
7-
30c
(Initial)
$460 pid. (quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel new com. (initial t —
Mississippi Valley Barge Lines Co. (quar.)—.
Mississippi Valley Gas tquar.)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
7% preferred (accum.) —
——
Missouri Power & Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Missouri Telephone, 6% preferred A (quar.)
Mitchell <J. S.), Ltd. (quar.)
Mobile Gas Service, common (quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.).
4 50%
preferred nquar.).
4.75%
preferred tquar.t.
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.4% preferred (s-ai
Modern Containers, Ltd.—
40c
6-10
1
10c
Power,
25c
$7.50
prior pfd. (quar.).
Chemical Works, com. (quar.)
Midland
SI 50
1124c
50c
regular quar. divid.*
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
10-10
1
5-27
Common
6-28
6-17
6-21
6-28
conv.
7-11
12-2#
1
♦50c
I
€-10
1
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
Mississippi
—
(s-a»
C
Maid
Mississippi Glass, new common
6-17
1
7-
?4c
i
pfd. (quar.)—
6-22
77-
7c
!
Mining Corp.
Minnesota Power A Light, 5%
Minute
8-10
564c
<quar.»
7% prior preferred tquar.)—.
of Canada. Ltd. (interim)
Falls,
1
25c
preferred
convertible
44%
6-14
7-
£2
(quar.)
iquar.t
1
♦
j>ref?rred
common
1
1
10c
If.
6-30
624c
Maritime Electric Co.,
$1
6-17
Miller-WohL
77-
75c
(increased quar.l
15c
Co., Ltd.—
5%
preference tquar.)
:—.—
Ma rem on t
Auto Products
tquar.)
4%
#
624e
Ltd.
Extra
10c
.7-
6-30
6 30
Mfg. Co., common
A (quar.)
—
40c
Garden
Square
Abrasive (quar.)
Reclaiming, common
534c
Maple Leaf Milling
7%
1
6-30
:
Class
7
6-
25c
25c
20c
Market
7-15
7-15
Miller
3
50c
40c
preferred iinitial-quar.«
Life Insurance (Toronto)
Manufacturers Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens, Ltd. ts-ai—
^
6-10
7-
6-30
6-15
$3.50
\
(quar.)
Co.
8-
$1.10
tquar..'
10c
6%
6-17
35c
6-3#
J25c
Manulacturers
4
15c
(quar.).
kake Superior 8i Ishpeming RR.
6-20
44% preferred (quar.)
Laboratories (monthly*—.
7-15
344c
Financial Corp.. class A <s-a)__
(extra)
Mansfield Tire & Rubber, common (quar.)—.
IOC
(Interim)
6-11
6-30
Miles
-J-JS
#1.06
Manhattan
IOC
Ltd.
3
Millers
Managed Fiinds, Inc.—
Transport Shares t3c from investment
come and 5c from capital gains)
6-30
7-
S
6-
30c
pref.
(quar.t—,
Central RR, 6V
Maine
5c
325c
€-
1
60c
common.
share plus this
Maritime
——
Salle Extension University
•1-16
6-30
5c
Inc.
Mines,
Lakeside
8-15
S1.75
& Co.
Locks. Inc.
QuarterTy
Quarterly
**clede Gas
6-10
1
—
!*batt (John), Ltd. (quar.)
Ka Luz
1
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
(B.)
7-
SI 124
(ouar.)
4
dividend shares
$2
Mlcvslf
Mid-West
$1-25
Manhattan Shirt Co.
$1,124
preferred (quar.)
€%
6-10
$1,124
(quar.)
preferred
1
14c
50c
(quar.)
preferred
<S.
6-15
7-
75c
(initial quar.)
6-30
SI
A
class
7-
$1.75
Midwest Rubber
50C
(quar.)
Mallinckrodt
6-27
25c
1
7-
&
Convertible priority
40c
—
7-
Sons—
Publication,
preferred
5%
6-30
5%
(quar.)
7-21
10-21
(quar.)
Mailman Corp.,
7-12
1
1
1
$1.75
Magor Car Corp. (quar.)
Mahoning Coal RR., common
6-15
7-
I-
314c
dividend)
6-30
7-15
€2.50
20%
(quar.)
B
•-
11-
lincreased quar.)
(quar.).
Mading Drug Stores, common (quar. t.
Stock dividend
issue
55c
convertible
preferred
^entire
called for redemption on July 15 at $11
20c
common
241
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
8%
1
2#C
)R. H.) & Co.
per
64c
&
6-11
7-
7-14
——
Class
Macv
1
i:0c
dividend
6-13
624c
1
7% preferred (s-al
Midland Steel Products, common (quar.l
$1.7$
—
Forbes Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
—
MacMillan & Bloebel, Ltd., class A (quar.)—.
7-22
$1.27
(M.)
MacAndrews
6-20
9-
25C
—
Co.,
1
(interim)—
Co., com.
Extra
«-10
1
4".C
pfd. (quar.)
1
7-
Water.
Middlesex
$175
2nd preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (qugfQ
partic. preferred (s-a>
.Participating
—.—
Paper (quar.)
—
(initial)
6-13
7-
35c
Products
Middlesex
3
Maciaren Power &
6-30
SL75
dividend
Kinney
Kirsch
—•
'quar.)
1
7-
20c
$1.50
1
5-31
redemp-
share plus
pfd.
7-
$125
(increased-quar.)
MacFadden
274c
44c
—•
gains
Kings County Lighting, 4%
Kingsport Press (quar.)
Stock
6-10
$1 084
<quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.).
5%
6-15
7-
320C
(quar.)—
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
5% preferred
<s-ai
Kldde (Waiter) <fc Co. (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark
6-10
preferred (quar.)
Common
6-15
1
S-4"
investment income and 51.65
net
1
Lynchburg Foundry Co.. common.
4V«V preferred (quar.)
Lynn Gas & Electric (quar.i —
Lyon Metal Products. Inc.—
6-15
~
$1,124
gains—,—__
net'iealized
7-
preferred A (quar.)_.
Lowney (Walter M ), Ltd. (quar.l
Lucky Stores, 54% preferred (quar.)
Ludman Corp. (quar.) —
Lvtens Valley RR. At Coal
<s-a).
Low-Priced Com. Stk. Fd. "ser.
10c from
81.064
4V4%
'
from net
(P.)
Common
6-10
7-
7-
$1.25
per
non-cam.
Lowenstein
6-10
'Keystone Low-Priced Bond Fund "ser. B-3"
45c from net investment income and 82c
Keystone
6-10
preferred 'S25 par)——
5%% preferred (S100 par).
Lowell Electric Light Corp._.
6-15
1-
50c
-—..
7%
7%
6-15
1
7-
77-
874c
<interim)
$55
nan-cum.
Louisville Gas & Eiec., com.
6-15
1
30C
874c
————
7%
LorlHard
6-10
$1.41
874c
preferred (quar.)_
A
Co._—
!■
6-10
-
Industries—
prior
"
i«-10
30c
d.
cn Aug.
1
dividend)
this
1
'
6-10
1 4
7-
200%
$3 class A {entire issue called lor
tion
7-
174c
Mines.
convertible
Kerr Mfg.,
6-13
$1.25
preferred (quar.).
Kellogg Co ,—
34% preferred (quar.)
34% preferred (quar.)
34% preierred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel (quar.l—
Kendall Co.. $4.50 preferred (quar.).
Kendall Refining Co. (quar.).
44%
6-30
6-30 -
r-8-15
$1,064
(initial)
Oil
1
6-13
$1,064
Increased
7-15
1
$1,124
Kelling Nut. 6%
Kerr-McGee
7-
7- 1
6-13
Electric, common
preferred
(quar.).
Middle South Utilities tquar.)
Middle States Telephone Co. of Ehnols—
6-10
6-13
6-13
4.4C%
6-17
$1.25
Lungines-Whittnauer Watch
xura
Baltimore Hotel—
1-
7-
SI.25
_——
(quar.)
Kennecott Copper
Kerr-Addison Gold
1
6-28
preferred B (quar.)
6-15
1
9-
4
,
(quar.)
)stock
dividend)
common
7-
S
6—30
7- 1
1
Extra
6-15
50c
5%
preferred
Kawneer
1
*2©c
4V4%
8-15
9-
$1.15
_
(quar.t.,
prefer read
7-
6-
6-30
7-
preferred
tquar.)
Miami Copper Co, (quar.)
6-10
*-n
6-38
$1
4.45%
6-14
6-3#
6-17
1
1
Michigan Gjls A
preferred (quar.).
Hosiery Mills Ltd., class A.
5%
6-30
175c
preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred F (quar.)
Lorain Telephone Co., 5%
pfd.
-
30c
light,
..
€-15
Lid.—
Long Island Lighting—
8-15
$1.08
'
5%
8-15
1
$1,124
—t—_
(quar.)—
&
1
9-
€-15
6-28
JS1
London
30c
(quar.)
Fewer
Theatres. Ltd. 'quar.).
Canadian Investment Corp.,
50c
—
(initial)__
(quar.)
preferred
9-
$1.05
(quar.)
preferred
$3
€-28
25c
(quar.)
,
7-15
1-3-56
12-20
20c
—
(M.)
London
6-47
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Common
Inc.
Loews
6-20
Tv«
7-
$1,124
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.—
;
l'i
6-28
9-21
SI
(quar.)
Co.
Chain
Extra
SI. 07
preferred
4.60%
*
6-18
———
(initial quar.K.
4.28%
1
6-28
1
10c
Steel
Locke
6-24
-
SI
(quar.)
.-—
Electric, new com.
44%
•1
6
95c
preferred
pieferred
8%
6-22
7-15
1
7-
€-30
7-
Controls
A
6-1#
6-15
7- 1
(Increased <
Metropolitan Edison Oa. 3.80% pfd. (quar.)
3A5%
preferred * quar.)
3^0%
pieferred (quar.)
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
—
Lone Star Cement-
preferred (quar.)
Public Service, 5% pfd. (accum.)
Kansas City Southern Ry.—
> 4.32%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar. >
preferred (quar.)_
7-
10c
—-
4.20%
Gas &
8%
6-3
7-1
10c
(quar.)_
Kansas City
4%
3
6-15
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
$1
pfd. (quar.t.
7%
Thermit.
A
6-27
$7 4c
Ltd.
Co_
Paper
1
$1,064
Metropolitan Brick
6-20
1
City Power & Light
Kansas
Metal
10-10
364c
tquar.)
preierred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar. 4.—.——
44%
preferred ( qua r.)
"
Mersey
1
624c
3.80%
i
6-20
11-
25c
preferred tquar.)
pfd. <quar.)__
class A
Aircraft,
Class
6-30
6-17
6-15
8-
20c
tquar.}
Machine Co.
Meat a
6-30
25c
51.46
Corp.,
3-16
1
10%
Sons, 5%
Stee3
11-19
7-
-
6%
dividend
Katan's
12-10
6-33
7- 1
75C
conv.
1
J 20c
Kaiser
$4
6-18
$1.25
(s-a)
$4.25
6-1$
8-
$1.25
&
Stock
3-15
9-10
50c
(quar.).
guaranteed (quar,).
Special guaranteed (quar.).
Lock Joint Pipe Co.. common (monthly).
Special
3-17-56
7- 1
40c
preferred (quar.).
2nd preferred tquar.},
$4.25 2nd preierred (quar.)
$1
6-30
6-17
230c
$4 cQEvertibae
50c
1
7- I
2e
preferred (quar.).
preierred tquar.).
$3.50
7-
15c
Merck & Ca_ common (quar.)
8-18
6-i a
4I)C
25c
8-15
11-19
7- 1
€2 4 c
8-15
50c
—
75c
25c
1
9-10
6-17
1
25C
1
12-10
6-15
7-
5%
9-
$1.10
6-15
6-30
25c
,
9-
5c
Feiss Co. tquar.)
Kable Printing Co., common (quar.)
-Joseph
partic preferred
€ %
15c
A iquar.i
of Ottawa Ltd.—
series
Journal Publishing Co.
6-13
7- 1
40C
—,
20c
tquar.) __
common
6-30
66c
l»c
Mecgel Co.. 5% conv. 1st pfd. »s-at —
Merchants Bank of New York (quar.).
$1.10
guarantied
dirtdead
934c
(quar.l—
Testers
Laugnlin Steel,
&
1
6-30
(quar.)
Special
6-30
25C
treduced-.
Machine A Rnrineertog—
35c
(quar.)
6-lf
Aircraft
87 4c
original (quar.).
Original
SI
7-
quar.'.
preferred iquar.).
Little Miami RR..
25c
6-31
7- 8
20C
common
Original
39c
8-31
9-12
124e
class A (quar.)
Lipe Roilway.
7-12
1
9-12
$5
(quar.).
6-15
c
1
10c
(quar.)
7-
6-3r
6-30
Stores
Stock
<
60c
;
;*■ 7-28
McQusy. Inc.,. 5% preferred *quar.)
McQuay-Nosrris Mfg. (quar.).
Mead Johnson A Co, com. tquar.
4 %
preferred ts-a).
Meadvilie Telephone, 5% pfd. (s-a)
Medusa Portland Cement, (quar.)
Mekhers Distilleries, Ltd.—
10-16
174C
quar.)
common
(quar.'.
Square Building
Lionel Corp.
$1.25
preierred <quar.i__—_
Gil Refining (quar.)
Ranch Rovalty
tquar.)
—
Johnston
7-
8-
5«c
$1.50
6-15
McNeil
6-15
6-16
1
50e
Lincoln Service Corp..
6-15
6-30
Non-votirg ccmmon (quar.)
r Jones
6-10
6-38
Quarterly
6-15
6-30
$1.25
$1,374
McLelian
1
m
E24C
.
(quar.)
McLean Thecldng. class A (fncTeasefi) —
7-
$L75
6-2#
Machine Co.
McKay
6-23
Quarterly
"Jewel Tea Co., 34%
Johnson
6-13
7- 1
€-11
6-30
(quar.)
McGraw (F. H.) A Co, $1.50 pfd- (s-a).
6-15
37^c
Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. quar.)—
Lincoln Natl Life Insur. (Fort Wayne, ind.)
5-31
5S1.75
1
37
(quar.)
Liberty Products (quar.)_
3-15
7-
25c
Loan Corp.
Liberty
McDonnell
7- 1
6-2T
1
■6
$-15
$1
1
1
7-
-
7-20
1
$2
Co.
Quarterly
1
10c
:
pfd. fs-ai
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (GreeaviBe S. C.)
6-15
710-
1-3-56
10c
„
tquar.)
B-ir
9-
7-
tquar.t.
1
8-
*quar.»
8-2 T
P50C
9-15
7-
6-11
S3 Vt
4%
7-15
1
7-15
1
1
174c
preferred •qaar.L
McCord Ccirp^, £2.50 preferred tqnar.)
McCrory Stores Ckayu, cosnmnu <quar.<_
S35C canvenrWe preferred (quar.)
McDermou <J. Ray A Co. (initial)
8-
3©e
{quar.).
»9-
5c
MrCaadles
Corp.
8-15
Kc
S3 4c
<«-*)
6-17
964«c
Leslie
Co.
pfd.
LtdL
(1^)
McBrtoe
6-30
Co.—
6-17
Salt
1
1
♦6c
com men
374c
tquar.)
9-
8-
iWe
tquar. t_
Corp.,
6-30
10c
(increased)___
6-10
tquar.)
Sons
&
preferred
Stores
4**%
1
6-20
6-3®
:
common
(James*
3.85%
6-3#
62 fcc
Co
preferred <quar.t
Lerner
preferred
itniar.)
preltrred
«quar.-t.
$3.75 preferred <1947 series) .iqaar..t.
Mays (J. W..| Inc.. (quar. t
6-2 Y
1
9-
45C
iqsar.t.
$3.75
50c
Candy Shops, Ltd. (quar.!
partic. preferred iqnar.).
S14C
6-15
6-1#
"
•
7- 1
PS130
May Departsasnt Sbares. wmawa
184% c
bieCir.-c
Ac
$2.50
5-27
units.
partic.
Co
Co._
Blower
7-15
15c
J '
......
6-30
45c
iqu*r.i„
Trust,
7-2*
7-30
f€4c
tquar.
6-3T
7- «
1
6-
25c
6-30
7-15
1
7-26
S3
Massawijjpd
$>€
45c
quar.»
prefeiTed
Latrobe
35c
t
Larklirs-Warr
10-17
1
6-13
25e
2-
10-1T
7-
6-23
7-
6-24
(quarterly
jncoaae u
11-
1
534c
Custodian Fund
Johnson
net
*1-15
(quar.)
.
i
from
5
Trust
Invest,ors
lassachusetts
2^5-56
1
7-
7- 1
re 124
preferred iquar.).
25c
11-
60c
Jenkins Brothers—
Founders shares (quar.)
Jl'
((pur.)
coanmon
44%
25e
11-
314 c
7-28
6-2£f
5
changed to Mary¬
TaLey Ry. ( s-a '
M&Uhies&ec A Begeier Zinc Co.
Co.
Machine
$1.80
8-
25C
Corp.
Jerierson
6-17
6-17
(name
ShipfemMiag and Dry Dock Co.),
land
6-30
6-30
Langendorf United Bakeries, Ixtc.-
5-31
Telephone (N, Y.)—
dividend
ll-l#
Maryland Ikryaock
25c
Landis
6-30
374c
(quar.)
Jeannette Glass. 7%
Ac
13-31
25C
Maryland Gasaahy Co. iqaar.t
20c
lenders. Frary A: Clark (reduced)
6-15
-
374c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common
7%
preferred < quar.t
Jamaica Water Supply—
5% preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar. %
#5.50 preferred C (quar.).
Stock
7-15
$-15
7- 1
7-
314C
5-15
11-1#
9-30
6-19
«^*y
75c
25c
1-38
$1.50
(quar.).
common
preferred *s-a»
Sessions ([stock dividend
prior
Courmon
Co. iN. Y.) (quar.)
preierred
:
of DeL,
Corp.
<guar <.
raicxaoc
12-31
315c
(quar.)
6-15
7-15
74C
_
Beinz. Inc.. 4'* pfd.
Jacobsen Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Quarterly —.
1st
6%
Corp..
preierred
tqmax.'.
Martin Parry Corp. (qu&x.)
Quarterly
Island—
&
Jamestown
1
Mills
7- 1
45c
$3
Quarterly
r
5%
1
575c
Electric, Light & Power, com. (quar.).
4.10%- preferred (quar.)
v.
4.30% preferred tquar.)_„
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)
,
3.30% preierred (quar.i,.
4.40%
preferred (quar.).
4.35%
preierred
(quar.)
Jarecki
6-10
Lamson
Iowa
preferred
9-
7-
M&rtd
5-14
315c
(quar.)
Class
9-15
6c
5-14
6-38
315e
(quar.)
35C
6-39
315c
(quar.)
6-17
25c
Creek Coal, common
(quar.).
(quar.)
6-23
1
Lamson
(quar.)
A
class
J1SC
T15C
I&c,
(Alfred',
B
6-1»
parucifEting
$6
Class
7-15
—»
$2.50 preferred
Participating
jacK
Lambert
6-17
i
540c
Investors Trust Co. of Rhode
#2.50 preierred (quar.)
M
6-17
1
7-
(increased!
come t
Island
7-
6-3U
foundation, Lta.—
Irving Trial
Ironite. Inc.
7-1
$i-20
convertible preferred (quar.t
Investment Trust of Boston (51c from capi¬
tal gains ar.d a year-end of 23c from in-
|*
'
624c
6%
*'
25c
Psveiiste oJ £ee.
Shsre
Weme. of Cxxrtpcrj
Pepnbie mi Sac.
Mts§en
When
Per
Better*
When
Per
Share
Name of Compcmj
54 4c
ment income )
Common
Bolter*
Payable of Rec.
$1.20
$4 80
Investment
When
Share
of Companr
Seme
8-31
8-10
1C
8-31
8-10
40c
6-29
6-15
40c
7-
1
6-1S
Extra
Mueller Brass Co.
Mullins
(quar.).
Manufacturing
Co.
(quar.)
Vtf«
!>■
r>(
? i
«0
■-(Hi;
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1
; i»i.,
Per
7 Name of Company
S
dMunisihg
Wood
convertible
5%
i'-M"
6%
If
f
6-28
-r
:
«3C
6-30
'
6-17-
;
.
6-15
•
1
0-1T
8-15
r
6-15:
$1
7-
1
6-15
; 5oc
7-
1
6-24'
25C
7-
1
6-24
7-
1
6-13
•
Hi.
'
7-25
7-
7-15
7-1
_
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7-1
6-30
6-24
■
31ftc
6-30
>T
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Cltass A
Class
m
'
A
$50.
"CflikSS
-
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2.
mm
—
—ULXl-'-l. _Ilu
— —
$5c
/
lit
V
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vf
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t
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6%
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:
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Shares
Corp.
(quar.T-—V
from
3c
Income
national Standard
national
$1.12'/2
5
6-21
$1.25
7-
5
6-21
12-15
47C
6-30'J
10c
',/s*
Steel
national
,V3
(quar.)__—:
Ltd. (quar.)—
Plre
Union
*7-
50c
$37Vac
,
r
*!
(quar.)
n atom as
'M-
Co.
(initial
Radiator
U.* S.
7-
50c
Britain
Extra
new
VJij ■
"■Kf
Common
j-.H
•><)■'
.?>!'
new
Water
4%%
preferred
r> "--'V-
n.
York
new
&
preferred
Y.
& Honduras
6-30-
Trust
York
Co.
7-
1 V
1
$1.06 ft
1
56 Vic
7-
1
6-
6.
$1.18%
7-
1
0-
6
$1
7-
1
6-7
$1.12 ft
Worth
Carolina RR.,
Worth
Shore
Illinois
A+o
:
Natural
Northern
5Vt%
;
Northern
ri;<
6-
3
,
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-17
3
7-
9
6-38 '
7-
1
6-15
8-
1
7-15
;
1
6-16
40c
7-
1
6-10
40c
10-
1
9- 9
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
60c
-
52 ftc
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
6-10
40c
7-
1
6-13
7-
C
6-13
$1
6-30
6-27
7-
ftc;,
7-
7-11
93 %c
8-
8-
7-15.
7-
6-30
6-10 ;
Pickle Crow Gold Mines. Ltd
7-
2
6-14
Piedmont
7-
1
6-15,.
7-
6
6-30
6-20
45c
3
6-29
6-
7-
6-16
30c
7-15
0-27 J
75c
7-
1
6-15
$3.50
8-
Co.,
R.R.
guaranteed (quar.)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.
1
6-20
Pittsfield &
6-30
8-
1
6-24
5V2 %
1-
6-24
Plainfield
.
Pittston
Co.,
North
3
Railway
Adams
Nut
&
Plastic
Wire
&
Inc.
Cable
6-22,
Plymouth
6-17
Pond
7-
Portable Electric Tools,
5
6%
7-15
6-24
7-
1
Oil
7-11
7-
1
6-17
50c
7-
1
6-15
15c
7-15
6-30
7-
6-15
$1.37 ft
(quar.)
1
40c
common
(resumed).
(quar.)
6-
7-
1
6-16
10c
(quar.)^
6-27
75c
6-30
6-20
$3
Pocahontas
preferred
7-11
7-20
75c
—
(quar.)
Co.
7-iff#**
25C
*
6-30
6-20
3
•
in
3%%
*
93 %c
7-
1
6-21
Porter-Cable
3%%
93 %c
10-
1
9-21
Porter
(H. K.), Inc.
35c
7-
1
6-11
Porter
iH. K.»
50c
6-30
6-20
$2
7-
1
6-15
t35c
7-
2
6-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Northwestern Leather (quar.)
"
h"
•'»
Northwestern
National
Life
Quarterly
Norwich
8%
&
_v__.
Worcester
preferred
Scotia
Nova
RR.
&
5%
>•*
1
•
Ohio
Edison
4.44%
preferred
3.90%
Ohio
preferred
River
Ohio
Sand,
Service
,
r"
Old
Olin
Oliver
4,/a%
Omar,
6%
6-20
Prcstole^Corp.,
6%
6-
3
6-
1
4%
1
6-15
Price
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.10
7-
1
6-15
6%
97ftc
preferred
7-
1
6-15
60c
(s-a)
7-
1
6-15
Corp.—
7-
$1.25
(quar.)_
1
6-
9
Co.
37ftc
(Boston)
6-30
6-10
7-
1
Corp.,
40c
preferred
6-19
—
—
IOC
Chemical—
1
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.) J
2
6-
7-30
$1.12ft
'
25c
^
I
~
*15C
3
7-15
6-30
,
§-16
6-30
6-24
$1.50
1
6-
Q
$50c
6-30
6-
6
t56c
7-15
t75c
(quar.)„
(quar.)„_
(quar.).^
7-15
7-
1
6-16
12 ftc
6-30
.
8-
1
7-14
t$2
7-
1
6-
6
Proprietors of Boston Pier or the Long Wharf
Prosperity Co., 5% preferred (quar.)___
Gas
Co.
6-
$2
7-15
6-24
7-
8
1
6-15
15c
6-30
6-15
50c
7-
1
7-15
$1.25
7-
(quar.)
(Boston)
,
1
5
6-15
9-10
50c
6-30
2bc
8-15
6-14
6-
7-15
6-30
9
Co.
of
Colorado—
8-
1
7-13
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
(quar.)
$1.12 ft
9-
1
8-15
(increased
4y» %
preferred
4.20%
4ya%
quar.)
45c
(quar.)
$1.06 %
preferred
preferred
,
6-15
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
Common
common
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
t50c
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
U3C
7-
1
6-20
6-30
6-15
7-15
6-20
$2
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
7-
1
6-20
7-15
6-30
6-30
8-
3
6-10
35c
7-
1
18%C
V
6-15
—
7-
1
(quar.)
6-17
10c
8-
1
5c
8-
1
7- 6
20c
(50 guilders)™
6-29
5-31
$1.31
7-11
6-13
1
6-17
new
com.
t32»/4C
25c
(initial)
7-
1
6-21
1
6-10
20c
6-30
7-
6-10
6-17
6-20
$1.12 ft
—
1
60c
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
$1.07 ft
7-
1
6-15
$$1.06
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
7-
1
7-
1
75c
37ftc
Dreferred,
9-15
$1.25
12-15
7-16
27ftC
$1.10
A
20C
25c
7-15
22ftc
7-15
7-15
7-
1
37ftC
7-
1
—
Co.
(quar.)
—
$1.50
37ftc
common
$1.09
75C
1
6-30
8- 1
85c
8-
1
$1
8-
1
30c
7-
1
25C
6-30
—
50c
3.55%
7-
1
91 Vic
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Scovlll
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-15
7-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scott & Fetzer Co.
(quar.)
Scott & Williams, Inc. (quar.)
6-22
7-15
27ftc
$4
common
1
7-15
22c
Scott Paper Co.—
Electric,
7-
9-
1
$1.07 ft
25c
(quar.)
83%c
$1.10
—
9-
6-15
6-22
9-15
$1.25
Co.—
series
6-15
60c
(quar.)
Schwitzer-Cummins
6- 1
7-
Works—
Power,
1
6-30
25c
$1
(quar.)__
(quar.)
1st pfd. A (quar.) —
& Electric, common (quar.)
&
6-21
7-' 1
7-
25c
$1
$4.40
Electric
7-
15c
(quar.)
Co.,
6-10
7- 6
—
(increased quar.)
Inc.
7-
25c
7-15
preferred A (quar.)—
Savannah Sugar Refining Corp.
(quar.)
3.35%
6- 7
7-
12ft%/
4.36%
Scranton
7- 3
1
8-
V 7- 8
3d
10c
(quar.)
Electric Co. (quar.*
Cruz Portland Cement
5ft%
6-24
$1.19
—
Corp.. (quar.)—
Water
Jose
4.40%
6-30
,,
(quar.)
Sangamo
*
Common
B
$3.40
7-
insurance—
preferred
Paper,
Diego Gas
Schick,
6-15
$30c
(s-a) —
(Increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4 ft %
pref erred (qua£. *
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
6-13
17 ftc
12c
(quar.)
Washington
convertible
6-29
6-17
6-30
(N. Y.)—
5%
Santa
6-24
5
t20c
preferred
Savannah
26c
C.)
(F.
Regis
San
5
6-27
t25c
(quar.)
—
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4%% pfd. (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
St. Louis National Stockyards Co. (quar.) —
St. Louis, San Francisco Ry., common™—
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.) —
6-20
t$l
(s-a)_,
com.
(quar.)
4.30%
6-13
6-30
77-
30c
—
Safeway Stores, Inc., common
4% preferred (quar.)
6-20
75c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-17
tlOc
-
Royalty Corp. (s-a)
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co.
San
1
Is
Sabine
St.
9-15
7-
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)7_——
1
(Jacob) 4»/2% preferred (quar.)
Russell
6-1$
1
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Russell Industries
6-30
7-
45c
—
Public Service
preferred
preferred (quar.)
Rtfw$) Price Growth Stock Fund
Inc., (from ordinary net income*
Procter & Gamble, 8% preferred (quar.)
Progress Manufacturing Co. (initial quar.)—
Prophet (Fred. B.) Co. (quar.)
$2
6-15
6-30
Co.—
5%
prewired
6-30
8-17
7-
20c
common
convertible
Co.
Prudential Fund
9-
$1.06 y4
(quar.)
25c
(T.
Providence
(quar.)
&
6-27
(quar.)__
6-20
6-30
Read
6-23
8
3iy4c
(quar.)
preferred
(accum.)
Price Brds. & Co., Ltd., com (s-a)
2
7-
55c
Power
partic. preferred
non-cum.
Providence
Corp.,
preferred
Inc.
fi-30
62 ftc
Mathleson
4Vi%
Pratt,
7-
Holding
Mills, 6%
Pratt & Lambert, Inc.
6-30
Colony Insurance
Town
6-15
t25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
,»r
6-22
7-
1
6
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
7-
20c
(quar.)
$5 non-cumulative preferred
Ohio Water Service (quar.)
Old
1st
7-
10c
—
of Canada, Ltd., com.
7-15
1
5%
preferred
6-27
$1.11
Ltd.
common
preferred
4.40%
4l/2%
(quar.)
Mills,
Co.,
3.60%
$1
12ftc
:
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd._
Ogilvie Flour
4
10c
Co
F.)
Electric
Power Corp.
Mfg. Co., common
preferred
Office
Ltd.—
Co.,
Woolen
20c
(quar.)
(Mass.)
(Pa.)
Transit,
r*rtland
Potomac
;
Power
Co.
Portland
Co.—
;
(Chas.
Noyes
Co.—
(quar.)—
Light
Quarterly
Oberman
Insurance
Machine
Rupert
9-13
J
75c
Oil Co., Ltd., $y4% pfd.
Rubinstein (Helena), Inc., common
Class
1
7-
10-
*•
—
Corp.,
A
Royalite
10-
50c
—
Corp. (quar.)—.
Dutch Petroleum Co.
Royal
6-1$
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Telephone,
Rothmoor
Rowe
1
n-
Ltd. (ord.) (final)
Rome
Cable Corp.
(quar.)—
Roosevelt Oil & Refining,
6% pfd.
6-16
(quar.)
1
7-26
6-10
(quar.)
1
Creek
6-10
5
(quar.)—
Chocolate
7-
Northland Greyhound Lines—
(s-a)
1
7-
20c
Water
7-
75c
00
7-
(quar.)
common
Union
32ftc
(quar.)
•
$2.50
(quar.)___
RR.
preferred (quar.)—
$1.37ft
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
E-
6-17
7-
20c
■■:
&
preferred
Class
7-20
$1.50
(quar.)
Plough,
6-
6-20
1
.
$1.75
7%
6-30
7-
53y8c
g
1
1
25C
Rolls Royce,
$1.75
Common
6-21
8-
28c
1
6-10
7-
75c
(quar.)—
Plywood
5
7-
7-
7-15
.
$2.50
7-21
Planters
(quar.)———;
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-15
$2
*.
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
.
20c
(quar.)_____
ny-ic
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., 4y»% preferred B (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Lou
$1.25
——
common
preferred
1
7-
/ 25c
(quar.)
convertible
6-29
20C
7-
7-20,
7-15
6-10
7- 1
6-21
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.T
preferred
Roddls
1
40c
Little
4,75 %
Piper Aircraft Corp.-^,
75c
6
$1
$1
(quar.)—
Pillsbury Mills, $4 preferred (quar.)
6-27
35c
5-31
7-
$1.73
$1.73
—
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Mfg. Co. Ltd., com
L.)
preferred
preferred
5%
6-23
5-27
40c
Rockland Light & Power—
6-14
6-20
7- 7
7- 1
—
divid. partic. preferred
Rochester
6-15
7-15
6-27
40C
Rochester St Genessee Valley R. R.
1
6-15
Mills
Rice
Quarterly
1
6-30
*10c
—
9
6- 9
6-10
$1.12 ya
Rochester American Insurance
7-15
1
25c
75c
(quar.)—
Ry.
1
7-15
1
Phoenix
50c
(quar.)
7-
7-15.
75c
97 ftc
6-
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)„
Participating
6-15
1
7-20
25c
Corp.—
(P.
Robinson
*
7-.
6-29
1
5%
(quar.)
preferred
5%
6-20
6-30/
$5
6-15
1
62yac
Roan Antelope Copper
6-15
1
6-17
7-
common
Brand
River
$1
4% preferred (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co.
Northern
2
6%
62
7-15
7-
12»/ac
(quar.)_—
Co.,
5%
2
6-10
6-30
20c
6-22
-
25c
obligations
Robertson
150c
(quar.)__—
6-
:
1
6-30
.
J28c'
.
Bros,
Stoker
Riley
Ritter
6-
0-10
8t
8
6-10
1
6-30
8-
,
>
(quar.)—,
Richardson
Co.
(quar.)
Rieke Metal Products Corp.
6-16
$2.50
,
"
2nd preferred (quar.)
Dividend
65c
6-30,
6-20
6-13
&
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
1st
Corpmon
6-
6-10 :
Co.
.
.
——
(quar.)—
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—
6- 8
7-
6-15.
6-15
1
Inc.—
Richman
6-17
6-30
25C
7-
25c
f
(quar.)_
A
Drug Co.
7%
6-15
6-30
6-30
'
2
6-30
45c
6-15
6-30
$1.25
;
;
7% 2nd preferred
$1.12 ft
6^ 3
6-23
________
$4.50 preferred (quar.)___
Renold Coventry (Canada), Ltd;—
Rice-Stix,
25c
(quar.)
25c
7%: 1st preferred
■/
9-12,
6-10
Electric
6- 3
6-
6-10.
Corp.
Stores
6-15
7-15
1
6-10.
6-15
1
$1.75
preferred (quar.)—____
(quar.)—
Insurance
9-
6-30
1
6-30
■
9-12
9-1
7-14
7-
6-30
.
6-17
15c
7%
Philip Morris, Inc., common
3.96%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
6*15
$-13
20c
7-
common (quar.)
Phijcq
8*12
1
t$3
87 ftc
6-17
6-10
6-16
1
7-
25c
pref^red (quar.)
Corp.,
6-30
;
$1.25
Co.—
6-15.;
6-22
9%*
"
—-
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco—
3.60%- preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.).
Rhlnelander Paper Co. (quar.)
$1.12 ft
1
6-22
7-20
7-
50c
(quar.)
1
$1.50 /'
*
—
Reeves-Ely Laboratories/ Common
30c convertible * preference ( s-a)
Reinsurance Corp. of N. Y. „(s-a)—
Class
20c
RR.
;
Republic Pictures Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp.—
New common (initial quar.)
Resistoilex Corp.
(stock dividend)—
$1.12 ft
Co
Trenton
35c :7-20
;
1
Rexall
quar.)
7-
UOC
,
$1.12 ft
preferred (quar.)
&
6-15
5-31
'
5-31
2nd
6-15
6-15
,7-
Reliance
5-31
&
6-20
10c
Reliable
3
6-
7-
50c
—
7-
$1.02 ft
•
.5-31
Phila
Gas—
Pacific
Trusts
&
6
90c
preferred
Ohio
1
Public Service—
preferred
Jhy
Co.
preferred
Indiana
6-20
7-1
85C
(Chicago)
(s-a)
Ry,
Gas
convertible
4.56%
7-
Inc.—
Central
Northern
7-
65C
(quar.)
93 %c
7% gtd. (s-a)
(Mass.) (quar.)
preferred
Northern
25c
$1.06 %
Co.
convertible
7-28*
30c
Refractories
Airlines,
7-25
8*18
33o
1
(Charles)
*
40c
;■}' 7- 6
(quar,)—
7-30
50c.
Engineering Co. (quar.) //;
7- 1
87 ftc
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3ft % conv. pfd. (quar.) —
6-30
25c
Remington Rand, Inc., common (quar.)—
6-30
$1.12 ft
8-15 /•-
32 ftc
$4.50 1st preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)
#1
preference common (quar.)
Philadelphia Fund, Inc. (quarterly of 13c
from
ordinary net income and 7c from
realized capital gains)
Philadelphia Suburban Transportation—
5% preferred (quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co. (annual)
:
93 %c
(quar.)
Rayon, $3 pfd.
Northern
6- 3
50c
.—
American
•
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Gas
p
97ftc
American
Northern
6-17
7-
75c
Worth
5%
6-28
6-30
7-28:
1
4%
,
$1.12 ft
40C
(Mass.), common__
preferred (quar.)_
Reed Roller Bit Co. (quar.)
Corp,
Reece
6-10
1-15":.',
1
3Va%
:
(quar.)
Worth
IV
'
7r 1
7_
preferred
1
$1/ / 7- I
412/9C y v 7- I
$1:16%/ : 7- 1
?5C7.
'6-30-
___™-~—
5%
7-
Pfizer
3
6-3
7-1
6-15
7-
Phila. Dairy Products,
1*;
i.-Jv
5-27
6-
1
"
6-17
6-30 /
$1.15
4V2 %
7-
•'
20c
Co
Reardon
45c
Perry-Fay Co. (quar.) j.
Pet Milk Co., common (quar.)
"
Nopco Chemical Co. (quar.)—
;—_;
Wormf tal Mining, Ltd.
(interim)
North American Aviation (quar.)——__—
J,
35c
6-11
-
$1.10
Peosl-Cola
7
6-
7-
$2.50
—
6-10
6-11
6-13
'v-":
6-24.
83 %C
(increased
1
.
■
1
7-
,
6-28;/
12 ftc
•■■,': 10c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
7-1
75c
$2.50
—
:
7-1
93 %c
Michigan. Avenue North Corp.
$1
8
6-
1
7-
(quar.)
Gas—
&
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
Wiagara Wire Weaving, Ltd.
Northeast
fl-10
6-15
$1.01 y4
4.10%
H-
6-15
6-15
3.90%
\ • 4r' V
1
7'
,
1
7-
■
12-13
■
7-15
-
62 ftc
preferred
(quar.)
$5 preferred (entire issue called on June 30
:
at
$110
per
share
plus this regular
quarterly dividend*-—™.——
Penton Publishing (quar.)
Peoples Credit Jewelers Ltd.—
6% redeemable preferred
6-15
6-30
7-
9-1$
10- 3 7
1-3-56
2ft#
#4.50
'6-15
1
preferred (quar.)
(J. J.) Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar,)—-—
Newport Electric, 3%% preferred (quar.)—
newport Industries, 4V*rh preferred (quar.)
Niagara Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)—.
3,60% preferred (quar.)——
"; *>M
1
7-
6%
•;S;«
7-
2ft#
,—
Common
(Ohio)—
Nicholson File Co.
6-15
preferred (quar.)„
preferred (quar.)
Pennsylvania Water & Power—
*;•
6-30
Mewberry
■900
6-20
7-
50c
(quar.)___
preferred series 1949 (quar.)
4Mt%
Wew
1
•
6-24?
4.60%
;
6-20
7-
40c
preferred
Wewark Telephone
7-29
3.35%
6-13
1
7-15
$2
preferred (quar.)
#4.50
7V2C
8-15
2»/ac
Pennsylvania Power & Light, com. (quar.)—
4te%
preferred (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
6-30
7-
$1.15
—
(s-a)
—
Rosario Mining Co.—
Electric
State
7-15
'7-1
25c
Quarterly
'
0-20
7-15'
$1.50
York
3%%
6-JO
25C
iquar.)
(s-a)
RR., common
Harlem
10%
new
6-16
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
4% pfd,
preferred
(quar.)
Mew York, Chicago & St. Louis R. R.
W:
Pennsylvania
(Phila.) (quar.)™
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
6-21
1
6-30
$1.12 ft
4.05%
.*,•
7-21
7-
6
7-
'$3
45c
Co. (quar.)
Co,
for
Banking
(J. C.)
Penney
:
$1.50
Jersey Power & Light.
new
f. jM*
/
.
6- 3
/
6-15
1
.
6-16
6-21
•
(s-a)
Jersey Water, $4.25 preferred
Wew Orleans Public Service, com.
j,)./'"
"J"
(annual)
preferred
1
'.'7 7-
.
37'/2C
4;"'
$1 preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preferred (quar.)—
$1.32 preferred
(quar.)
Penn-Texas Corp. (quar.)
—
new
:V*vH
-
6-14.,
25c
(quar.)
Haven
6-16
6-27
6-30
tl5c
preferred (quar.)
new England Insurance Co. (quar.)__
new England Power Co., 6%
pfd. (quar.)__
$4.60 Bfefejrred
(quar.)
——
:—
Kew England'Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Hew Hampshire Fire Insurance
(quar.j^
new Haven Gas (quar.)
—;
1
6-17
6-30
22ftc
convertible
iV2%
1
6-30
10c
—
.
England Gas & Electric Association—
Mew
6-1T
6-30
:.
50c
Telephone Co., Ltd. (quar.)_
Electric System (quar.»_
England
1
7-
30C
(quar.)
new Brunswick
p'l(>
6-15 •'
1
7-
17 ft c
__.
_____
Machine
6-13
10c
(s-a)
Corp., (quar.)___.
Mehl
6-16-
.
'
(quar.) —
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)
Patlcan Co., Ltd.™
1
Peninsular. Telephone, common
(quar.)
6-15*
1
7-15
50c
quar.)
'
new
7-11
7-2
7-
-
(Pittsburgh)
Insurance
——
national
7-25
75c
,
4%%
7-
$2
■
Parker- Rust-Proof
—
Car;
Quarterly
■I'M:
'•
6-30
gains
'
.
4-15'
7-15
<Y: i5c.
-6-30,
IOC
*
6-20
6-15
7-15
•
7
Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
;
4%
preferred (quar.).;—
*
Panhellenlc House Association
:—
Pantex Mfg. Corp., 6% preferred (quar,)——
Park Chemical Co., common (quar.)---,
>'
5% preferred (quar.)—
v
s% preferred (quar.)&
:
5%
preferred (quar.)__
11-25
.
7-1:
25c
6-30
$1.50
Page Hersey
7-
62y2c
CO., common (quar.)__—
4%%
preferred (quar.) _————:—" $1.12 y2
25c
national Terminals Corp^ (quar.)
national Tile & Mfg. Co.—————
y 20c
12ftc
national Tool Co. (quar.)—
•
••
*
$1.75
,
6%
7-11
6-21
national Supply
'V
30c
^
^
preferred (quar.)™—
Packard-Bell Co. (Increased).
'
6-17
■
Park Sheraton, Corp.—
national Sugar Refining
•
'
5
-
Pacific Telephone Ac Telegraph—
Common
(quar.)
—;
—
:
6-fi
1
7-U;
r
2c
6-30.
.
€-16
7-
6-20
6-30,
6-28
$1.25
Ltd.—
6-30
investment:..
and
from
realized
($0.0878
series
Income
Yf
I
6-.;r
•
preferred
5%
Pacific Refiners,
6-20
7-15
common
6-29"
8-
:
*
national Securities Series
M
f
7 _. 2
20c
preferred
national
$8c
$1.50'
series B (quar.)_n_—_—
national I4nen Service, common (quar.)—
4y2% preferred (quar.)—1_i—-—
57o
preferred (quar.) 1———-———
national Mortgage & Investment Corp.i5% non-cutnulativeJ preferred (accum.) _i_
national Motor Bearing (quar.) ___—
national Presto Industries (quar.)
"
,
50c
common.—
9*> #Vr *.!
V 12- Ar 1
1-3-56
,
■''•lie
•;
Mationat InvestorsCbrp." :(quar;)i—1—11—
i
Pacific Power
7-15
32%'c". r 7-11
(quar.)——
(quar.)— 1——r—r-—r
-
10- 11
•
*5o
—
T
'
■:
7-15 :
$1.10
6-20;
6
6-15
..
"
$1,121/2
6-
•'.V *75C
6-29. :
Quemont Mining Ltd/ (s-a)-:.-.——,—r- :
v
25c V" 9-12
Qulncy Mining Co
—-—; :•■ *28c / ' 7- 2y
R: «&. M. Bearings (Canada), class A .(quar.)
^
25c/
7-25 N
Radio Corp. of America, common (^uar.)_—
•ffteV
7- V
$3^0 conv. lst: pfd. (aoar )
————
f
87ftc-' 10* 1, 1
$3;50 convertible 1st preferred (quar.)—.
75c"'"' 9-13
Ralston Purina Co., common (quar.),™—— ;;".
3%.%
preferred- fentire issue called for v.,
,
,
redemption on July 1 at $105.60 per1
T- 1
'
share plus this dividend):
% 93%a9-15.
Rapid Electrotype- Co. (quar.)—__—-—-- .
> 30c
'7Rapid Grip &"Batton Ltd., com
$20c *'7- 4/
46 % preferred <quar.)
—
——
HJ-^O
10*-3
6%. preferred (quar.)—
*
*#1.50;
-7-1
Rayonier, $2 convertible prcfererd (quar.).
, 50c
7-14Reading Co., 4% 2nd preferred (quar.)
> 50c
7- 1
Reading Gas Co. (Pa.), (s-a)
——:. $1.50
"■•TV 5
Reading Tube, common .(s-a)
:
,7- 5
50c participating class: A
(quar.)
,
12yacReal Estate Title Insurance (Wash., D. C.)J
6-30
10c
Semi-annual
—
—.—---------
6-15.
j
6-17
" 6-30 1
$2.50,/y 7- 1
_
7-1
'
'
■r:
Quaker City
.
.
...
Quaker Oats, common^.—.--.6%
preferred (quar.)ii-—r_™^___.__._rr,;
6-20;
7-1
■
65c
-
———
(quar.)————.,
,6-27
7rl6,
55C
$1-25
-
national Hosiery- MHlS. Ud.. class A tqttar.r 1
in'-
I
;
of Oklahoma—
(quar.)_;
preferred
4%;
5-31
7-1
;
50c '
~ (quar.)_„—— *
6-1$
-
*'
(quarj*
ifv<
t
•
f
(quar.)__l—-I-—
preferred
5.60%
r
5-31
5-31
,'20c;';e-30-
Public Service Co.
common
-
f
$1.75
providence & Worcester RR..(quar.)
Public Service -Co; of North Carolina—-
37ftc
■
-
-.'-y
common
preferred-(quar.);
8%
37yaC
Pacific, Associates^
'
■
Co.,
Pyle-National
7- 1
7-15"
$1:
•
i. y
5
25C
30C
♦
.
5-31
v
^
.
(quar,)_.——
puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)__——
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(increased quar.)
—
Putnam (Geo;) Fund (see George Putnam Fd.)
-
Cfetional Biscuit;
/■,*#"
■
preferred (quar.J—_.—:
Corp.—
original preferred
7%
6-30
/ $1.02l
6-30r
$1.04ft /, ' 6-30
!
Publication
6% prior preferred-.(quar.)—
Inc,—
.
4,18%
7-
6-30
35c
$1.40
17ft c
Payable of Reo.
40c!
Public Service
7-15 '
Wh£»r Bolder*
Share
•
.
7-15
8-15
J$1.75
7- i
•
6rl0
15c
6%. prior; preference (quar.)———
0-14f -K
7-15 i
50c
Paqiiic, COast—\
•
(quar.)—— ;
6-24H.
r. 7-15 r r 37V2C
;' New;5%r cony. pfd. ($25 par) (initial quar.)
Mational Cash Register (quar.) _i_--__—1__
6-10
;
6-30;
9M5
Pacific, Gas & Electric (quar.)__———
national Casket CO., $7 preferred! quar. )_6-30'
6-25:V V Pacific Greyhannd Lines, 5% pfd. <quar.) —
10c
Mattonal Co., Ihc., conamon_—_i_—u
9-251; i*acific Indemnity Co.—
9-30
-2%:
* '
^
:
Stock, dlvldend- _J_l_-'-i—i—"i—ii—-i--- :
*
12-30" 12-25
IOC;
New- common (initial .quar.)
75c ■■/
Mirr; Pacific Lighting, $4s40 preferred (quar.)
,
Mational FJre Insurance (Hartfordjr'
7-t5 •v':
25C
6-3G-. •
$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
—
national I-'hei^Gas: (quar.t-ii^ii—--_^i_—.
;
7- 1
■
50C 6»9v,$4.75 preferred (quae.)——
Mational Gypsum- Co. (quar.) ______—r——-
*■';'
7-
t25c
$i.i2ya
r
6-20
7-
15c
1
•
Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
preference common
(quar.)—
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)__
6-15
4
$25c
Debenture Co. (quar.)
Ltd., common———
Steel Products,
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.)————
Pabco Products, 4% preferred (quar.)———
Pacific-American Investors^ Inc.—
*
-
6-17
1
7-
v
Name ofXJ6mvany> \
payable- of Rec.:
.
Oswego Falls Corp., 4.Va% pfd. (quar.)
Owcnjs-Corning, Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
6-21T
1
6-27
:
1
93%c
Corp.
*
'
6-29
7-
*
6-30
-1-
6-29
;
'
^
7-15 '
60C
v 35c
•
6-10.
*
7-15
6C
'
•
6-io
6-30 '
6-30
37»/2C
*;
(quar.)— V
——-—.
•htfion-Wide Securities Cquar.)i__ii_ii____i"
m./
-
'
Mateo
■
^
.
Share
'
preferred ( quar,)
—
r
Opelika Manufacturing (quar.)—.
*
Orange & Rockland Electric— , * '1*
; "4% preferred (quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)—___——
;
OSuiiivan Ruuber Corp., 5%
pfd. (quar.)
6-17
1
IOC
-
:
*
1
7-
25c
'
:
———
7-
50c
"
'•
—
'1
Name of Company..
Ontario
50c
•
St Bros.i_-j.__i—
Mystic Valley Gas CO. (quar;) .I™™;™—'/;
N & W Industries, 5% preferred (s-a)_™__ *
•fachman Corp.______-—__i_ii_*_ii——
Mashvillc & Decatur RR., 7%% gtd.(s-a) —
!'wT
J'(MI
i
;
(quar.)_!
.
..
7%
Myers ,(F. E.)
'
.
;pfd.
.
6-13
6-30
121/2 c
_
com.™___
-
Ontario Loan As
Products— *
"
preferred (quar.)___
Mutual System, Incr
Payable of Rec.
Holder*
When
Per
Holder* &
When
:
,
Share
■
Mutual Shares Corp.w___l___i___—
.lit
.
; ■:
:
-
Wurra# Corp. of America^- - *:
4% preferred (quar.
•furray-Ohlo Mfg. (quar,)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
•
Chronicle. Monday, June 27, 1955
The Commercial and Financial
A.'
I-'
; <2974) /
i
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
9- 1
9- 1
12- 1
7-10
6- 3
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-10
6-1?
6-21
7- 1
7-
1
6-18
6-25
7-20
7-13
7-18
6-20
6-21
6-13
8-12
8-13
6-10
6-10
6-10
Number 5441 —The C&mmercial and Financial Chronicle
181
Volume
When
Per
Share
of Company /
Name
oruees-Vandervobrt-Bamey,
15c
73
7-
1
7-
1
common
•
7-i0
7%
6-17
6-23
53c
7-10
7-10
6-23
annual
-
Stokeiy-Van Camp,
7-
2
5-27
6-30
6-10
Stony
7-
6-10
Stop & Shop, Inc.
6-lQ
Oluuiiei
6-15
7-
1
10c
7-
1
$i.OU
7-
1
/
5%
Brook
6-27
6-17
7-
1
6-14
Stromberg-Carlson
50c
6-30
6-15
Suburban
preierred
2
6-
2
7- 2
6-
2
7-
1
6-21 >
5c
7-
1
6-21
6-10
Stock
7-
$4.50
Sun
preierred
Life
8-
*45c
Quarterly
p-■
&e<v„cie Brewing & Malting co.—
Quarterly
—
Shuron
Optical (quar.)
.
Sicks Breweries,
Ltd. (quar.)
6igma Mines, Ltd
bu.ciwnou Lames, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class
B
A
B
6-30
6-16:
5%
b-30
6-J.6
t30c
b-30
5-31
$20c
7-27
6-28
$ 15c
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
10-
1
8-31
Sutton
cjwin
5%
10-
1
8-31
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
50c
8-
1
7-
Laboratories (quar.)
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills, com.
(quar.)_
$2 preierred (quar.)
2JC
6-30
nericu
ec
xviiwe
binitn,
I Smith-Corona,
$1.25
$1.55
$4.40
Sylvanite
5%
7-15
b-30
5(4%
preferred
5n/4%
preferred
1
6-16
7-
1
6-15
1 jC
7-
1
1
6-30
t>-
6-30
3
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
Gas
6-
1
17 V2C
7-
1
6-15
4.10%
7-
1
6-15
4.25%
Southern
Indiana
Southern Oxygen Co.
Production
Southern
■>«*■
: '
preferred
5.85%
6-15
5.85'
6-28
ISouthwest Natural Gas,
6
6-29
37'A c
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)____
A
6-15
6-30
6-
(quar.)
37V2C
7-20
7-11"
(Southwestern
Public
6-30
8-
1
7-15
8-
1
1
6-15
preferred
6-20
Textron
6-20
62vaC
(s-a)--:—
10c
—' * ' $1.50
9-15
8-15
$1.16Vi
55c
6-15
?:!
6-20
7-
1
6-27
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
10c
from
7-20
1
7-20
(quar.)
1
7-20
$1.10
8-
1
7-20
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
27'Ac
8-
1
7-20
and
income
capital gains
Bpokane International RR. Co.—
6-29
6-15
7-
1
30c
10-
3
30c
Quarterly
12-15
7-
1
9-15
12-
1
6-10
50c
Square "D"
50c
6-30
6-16
50c
7-
6-21
75c
(quar.)
Factors,
preferred
6-20
6-28
6-17
183/4c
6-28
6-17
50c
7-23
7-16
7-
1
6-17
25c
.—
(quar.)
quar.)
75c
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
12'/2 c
7-11
6-24
12 v2c
Participating
7-n;
6-24
7-15
6-24
.
tandard Oil Co.
(Ohio)—
preferred A
933/4c
(quar.)_
50c
6%
1
6-24
7-
1
6-24
&
Light,
t37V,c
7-
1
35c
7-
8
6-24
7-
8
6-24
tl5c
(quar.)_
6-15
35c
Standard Power
Above
7-
75C
Standard
Paper Mfg., common—
preferred (quar.)—
-i,
Standard Paving & Materials, Ltd.
7-
8
6-20
$ 15c
7-
8
6-20
com
B
payments
are
Class
Ltd.,
Radio,
subject
E
class
(quar.):—
tanfield's, Ltd.,
class A
A
to
SEC
ap¬
(quar.)_,
—_____
—
13CC
(s-a)— -i——-——
7-15
6-30
7-15
6-30
50c
7-
1
6-15
60c
6-30
6-10
Starrett
50c
teel
bteel
B
(s-a)
(L.
Co.
of
S.)
i
Co.—
Canada
Products
$20C
—;
Ltd.
$30c
(quar.)—
Engineering
20c
(quar.)
$25c
Redman Bros., Ltd. (increased quar.)
sterling
4/2%
preferred
Stetcher-Traung
Common (quar.)
5%
preferred
1
7-
8
6-16
6-27
b-
1
6-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
3
7
5
1
6-20
1
6-13
10-
1
9-13
6-30
6-15
6-30
SI
.25
$1.25
/'
$1.16'A
$1.27'/a
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
3
''7- 1
6-
3
6-
3
6-15
9-30
9-15
12-30
12-15
7-
1
Lines,
7-
1
$1
8-
1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
$1.24
7-
1
6-15
1
0-15
(quar.)
Pipeline
Co.—
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
6-25
25C
7-
6-15
(quar.)
31 y4c
7-
6-15
Universal
7-
6-15
Upson Co.
6-15
Utah
$6
6-17
Utah-Idaho
IOC
6-30
6-10
i7y2c
6-30
6-15
40c
6-30
6-17
10c
7-
1
6-10
3iy4c
7-
1
6-10
Van
3iy4c
7-
1
6-10
(quar.) —
(quar.)
common
4'/a%
6-15
2
5-31
Viau,
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
Viceroy Mfg, Co., 50c class A
Class A
(quar.)_J
8
6-30
6-30
6-15
6-27
5-16
7-11
6-15
10c
(quar.).-l-
7-
6-20
1
15c
77-
1
2
6-
20c
7-
1
Vlchek
3
$25c
7-
1
Tool
7%
1
6-15
Vulcan
7-
2
6-15
Wabash
7-
1
6-17
Wabasso
6-27
6-17
1
6-17
7%
7-11
7-
1
7-15
7-
7
7-
2
6-
8
Waldorf
Walker
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7-
2
6-
8
7.
1
•Class
7-15
7-
7-
1
6-21
Walworth
30c
77-
Ward
6-21
40c
8-16
preferred (quar.)
Walre River RR., guaranteed
11-25
11-15
$1.12'/a
7-15
6-30
$$1.75
7-15
6-30
preferred (quar,)——
Waterbury-Farrel Foundry & Machine Co.—
Quarterly
40c
6-28
6-10
Waukesha Motor
40c
7-
6-24
Wayne
1
6-24
11V2C
6-30
6-17
7-
1
6-17
62 %C
7-
1
6-17
25c
7-15
7-
1
$2
7-
1
6-15
$15c
(quar.).
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
non-cum. partic.
2nd pref
7-
1
6-15
3
35c
6-30
6-
87'/a C
8-15
7-20
92'/a C
8-15
$1
Missouri, com, (quar.)_
$3.50
8-15
7-20
$1.12'/a
8-15
7-20
—
—
Baking
Warren Bros. Co.
8
8-
1
7-
15C
7-
1
6-17
com.-
3:
e-
3
6-.3
7-
1
6-17.
62y2c
25c
87'/2c
12'/2c
$3.50
125c
15c
17J/2c
$1.50
30c
15c
30c
35c
6-30
v-.,
»
6-20
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-15
7-12
7-
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-15
1
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
6-30
6-16.
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
8-15
9
7-22
7-
8
6-17
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-13
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17,
50c
25c
8-
6-28
6-17.
7-, 8
6-24
55c
H1
6-
15c
25c
6-^0
6-23
7-' 1
6-15
20c
6-30
6-10
6-15
7-14
1
3
6-30
20c
$1.25
6-20
6-
6
9-10
9-
1
$1.25
115c
150c
tl2Vuc
112V2c
12-10
12-
1
7-15
6-30
4
6-20
7-
9-15
12-15
0-15
9-
1
11-29
9-
1
12-15
11-29
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
6-30
6-20
$1.50
37V2c
15c
$1.75
7-
1
8-
1
6-30
6-15
7-15
.6-20,
6-30
6-20
75c
$1.12
35c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
7-20
7-11
6-24
7-
2
6-17
6-
0
7-
6-17
7-
6-17
7-
6-14
7-
6-21
7-
6-20
(quar.)
(s-a)
__________
—
5%
—
Mills (quar.)
Knapp, $6 pfd. (accum.)
Showcase
Weber
& Fixture
—-——-
(quar.).
—
4%
convertible preferred (quar.)
4%
convertible preferred i(quar.)
—
4% convertible preferred (quar.)__
Wellington
Fund (quarterly from net in¬
vestment income) payable in cash or stock
Weeden & Co., common
at
holders
Wesson
West
West
West
7%
Oil
Coast
option
&
Snowdrift
Telephone,
Jersey &
(quar.)—;
$1.20 pfd.
Seashore RR.
Kootenay
preferred
Power &
(quar.).
1
6-10
7-
1
6-20
7-15
6-25
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-18
$3.50
30c
7-
6
6-16
62vaC
8-
7-15
1
7-
1
7-14
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
6-17
7-
1
50c
Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
7-29
7-
40c
$1.50
(quar.)
Knitting
&
Webb
8-19
$1.37Vi
5%
7-20
$35c
Co.,
5V2 %
"
37'/a C
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
6-21
7-
6-
1
1
25c
(increased)
Co,
1
62'/aC
1
7-
30c
20c
(quar.)
Tiernan
&
1
6
7-
7-
25c
621/ac
*
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wallace
(quar.)
8-25
(Del.) —
6-30
Worts—
(quar.)
Co., com.
A
67'/aC
Coach Co., commcn
(quar.)
convertible preference .(quar.)
Canada, Ltd.
&
62 VaC
(quar.)_
6-21.
(See Hiram Walker)
31'Ac
(quar.)
$1.50
(Detroit)
5
(accum.)
System, Inc. (quar.)
(H.)
Gooderham &
Walker
7-29
(quar.)—
6-21.
1
112y2c
5c
$1.75
$2
15c
25c
(reduced quar.)
C
35c
preferred (quar.)
$3.70 preferred (quar.)—1
$4
preferred
(quar) ______
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Ltd.
Cotton,
$30C
7-
<quar.)__—
Co.—
RR.
Baking, common
preferred (quar.)
8% preferred (quar.)
Waitt & Bond, $2 preferred
$50c
Y.)
7%
Detinning,
$60c
—
—_—
(quar.)
Wagner
7-
87'/a
(s-a)—
7
7-
$2
(quar.)_
preferred
prefererd
4V2 %
7-
$$1.25
35c
Corp.
common
(quar.)——
prior preferred
Corp., $3
$$1.12'/a
Film
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Vulcan
6-15
25c
common
Works, common (quar.)
preferred
31/2%
40c
Quarterly
—
Twin City Rapit Transit, common (quar.i —
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.) —
of
1
6-15
6-
6-21
7-
35c
87V2c
50c
B
6%
6-29
7
110c
110c
Chemical
$25c
Corp., 4y2% pref. (quar.)__—
Tobacco Co., Ltd., 7%
pfd. (quar.)
Union Electric Co. of
(quar.)__——
participating preferred (accum.)
Virginian Railway, 6% pfd. (quar.)—
6-17
7-
*5c
.
Temper
Gas
Victor
1
25c
(quar.i—
(N.
—
(quur.)____
4% preferred (quar.)
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
$15c
Quarterly
Investment
Ltd.
Class
5%
30c
(quar.)
Co.
—
Class B
—-—
$2.70 preferred (quar.)
Trinity
Universal Insurance
Co.
7-
7-
6-24
6-20
7-
10c
Fund___
Stock
Towne
&
'
Products Co., $1.25 pfd.
Trust
—/
Strum
$60c
Street
—
6-30
(quar.)
Salle
(quar.)
"
——,—
prior pfd.
Century-Fox
preferred
Quarterly
$1.50
_—
Corp.
A
$1.06 y4
—
(quar.)
preferred
c*lass
—
Utility Appliance Corp., $1 conv. pfd. (quar.)
De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.
11 y4c
15c
7-15
6-29
Co.—
Sugar
$1.12 y2
(quar.)——
pfd.
(Ky.), common
Union
(quar.)____
Equipment Co. (quar.)______
Vapor Heating Corp., 5% pfd.
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
Ventures, Ltd. (s-a)—_—
t40c
6-21
Van
—
pfd.,
Union
common
(quar.)
(increased)
Power
60c
5
6-21
25c
Vanity
preferred
(quar.)
Trl-Continental Corp.,
60c
quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
(quar,)
& Light
7-
i
7-
6-30
30c
Stel
Pictures
6-30
$1.75
Corp.
com
I
$1
5%
preferred (quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
(quar.)
Udylite
Inc.
Extra
$1
Building Association, Ltd. (quar.)
Traders Finance Ltd., class A (quar.)—
La
Utilities,
(quar.)
Traders
South
;
(quar.)
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
Co. (quar.)
Torrington Mfg Co.
(quar.)—
Twentieth
:
(quar.)
(increased
25c
Torrington
Products
Transit Corp.
United
Universal-Cyclops
common
1
..
7-15
22'/2c
$1
45c
933/4c
933/4c
$1.12Y2
(quar.)_
Ltd
Corp.,
6-
1
8-
44c
(quar.)
A
Y.)
(N.
7-8
partic. class A (quar.)_
—
Mortgage Co, (quar.)——-
Treesweet
Utica
7-.,8
5
6-24
,4
Refining & Mining,
7-
(entire issue called for
July 1 at $10.50 per
plus this quarterly dividend)
B
8-
7-
1
Stockyards, com.
(increased quar.)
70c convertible preferred
(quar.)____
United Stores Corp., $6 preferred (quar.')_
$4.20 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
series
preferred
4%
Mines,
8
6-20
1
a
(quar.)
58c
Toronto
208
•'
$1.14
Packing Co. (quar.).
—
Silver Mines. Ltd. (interim)
—
Toronto Iron Works Ltd., common (quar.) —
Twin
6-23
8-
$1.21
Torbrit
Towmotor
B
(quar.)
Tobin
Trico
6-30
$1
(quar.)
Timely Clothes, Inc. (quar.)_
Tin Tod Tailors. Ltd.
(quar.)—,
4»/2%
6-23
(quar.)
preferred
Class
6-30
1
30c
as
United
1
pfd. $10 par
redemption on
60c
6-15
78-
(N. J.)—
Co.
Steel
1
1
$1.12^i
$1.50
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Sugar
7-
7-
$1,75
(quar.)
designated
preferred
United
iquar.)__
(stock dividend)—
Common
(10.986c
Trust
8-19
5-24
6
'
preferred
S.
7-
8
Securities—
International
Smelting,
$1.25
(quar.).:
(quar.)
Co.
June
share plus this dividend
per
preference
$1.25
!
common
on
2nd preferred (quar.)
;
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
9-15
25c
—2
Ry.,
7-
7-
Securities
preferred
(s-a)
Playing Card (quar.)
S.
6-20
8-10
$1
S.
U.
$1.35
Gas
$105
7%
U.
1
50c
85c
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lines Co.
S.
6-13
7-
$1.75
(Bait.)
(interim)
Machinery—
(initial
quar.)
5%
U.
preferred (quar.)
Tide Water Associated Oil—
$1.20
U.
1
60c
iqusr.l-
Plywood Corp., common
33/4%
preferred A (quar.)
6-15
preferred
5-31
7-
62y2c
37V2C
10c
(quar.)
com.
4y2%
7-15
$1.14
$1.16
$4
Storage
common
3%%
6-15
1
30c
(quar.)
S.
7-15
12 '/2c
(quar.)_
6-10
5-31;
7-
$1.06V*
a
4ya%
U.
6-10
1
7-
6-30
6-20
(quar.)
S.
6-30
6-10
(quar.)
Hoffman
S.
6-21
7-10
capital
gains dividend, 22.8c from net ordinary
income & 10.214c from capital surplus)
U.
2
20c
at
Initial
U.
2234c
Inc.
Machinery,
Foreign
&
6-21
7-
6-30
(quar.)
preferred
S.
6-21
2
25c
B
New
U.
2
7-
(quar.)
pfd.
$4.25
Publishers
Gypsum, common
S.
U.
3
4>A%
Union
7-
3"
3
Thrifty Drug Stores,
t
S.
6-10
7-
$2.50
Extra
3
6-
&
preferred
7%
6-
series B (quar.)__
initial series (quar.)
333 Building Corp., $5 prior pfd. (accum.)__
Thrift Investment Corp., class A (quar.)____
60c convertible preferred (quar.)____.
Thrift Stores, Ltd. (quar.)
—
Underwriters
7-
U.
7-15
pref.
(quar.)
partic.
Corp.—
Entire issue called for redemption
3
$1.06'A
& Canal
non-cum,
Foreign Securities
Co., class A_.
&
7-12
(final 1 —
Foil
S.
7-12
1
capital re¬
Fidelity & Guaranty Co.
&
S.
30
3
7-
*
ordinary
Works,
Dye
Specialties
Coid
S.
d
7-
6-
Gas
Markets,
6-15
7-
§_
7-
35c
Corp.,
preferred
S,
S
U.
1
convertible
6-15
56c
(quar.®
(quar.)
6-15
nonconvertible pfd,
2
7-
56c
-
___
4
1
Carbon
6-30
Corp.—
jj* preferred (auar.)
preferred
8-
6-15
15c
(quar.)——
(quar.i
Lithograph
6-30
6-16
25c
Brewers
ktern & Stern Textiles, common
4M>% preferred (quar.)
7-
1
5%
Tuckett
taniey Home Products (increased)-.
Stanley Works (quar.)—.
Class
J20C
Co.
Thorofare
True
proval.
tandard
7'/o
7-
(quar.)
Th'ompson-Starrett, 70c
Towne
6-17
(quar.)
tandard Holding, class A
Class B-
Common
7-
40c
$3 partic preferred
33/4%
1
7V2c
-—
(initial
1
10c
common
(N. J.)
tandard Fruit & Steamship—
common
—
—
(quar.)
tandard File Insurance
New
Thermoid
share
ppringfield Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Standard
Thermatomic
6-20
30c
(quar.)
Class
6-15
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred B
4%
5c
15C
Stahl-Meyer, $2-$5 prior preferred
Standard-Cocsa-Thatcher (quar.)
6-15
1
7-
American,
6%
from
Co.
Inc.,
Time Finance
Inc.—
investment
net
.7-11
7-15
1
—
1
7-
7-
6%
8-
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)_
Light, $4 preferred
Thor Power Tool
8-
(quar.)
45c
$1.02 Va
$1.25 convertible preferred
4%
8-
Investors,
U.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-30
$1.06 »A
preferred
4.36%
Sovereign
U
6-15
37'/2c
(quar.)
Utilities
7-15
.
—_—
U.
6-15*
2
15c
(quar.)
preferred
Textiles,
25c
(quar.)
6-15
2
7-
(quar.)
Pacific
&
5%
6-20
7-15
$1.0334
preferred
4.60%
Texas
$4.84
7-20
preferred
4.40%
1
7-
$5c
$1.16
Natural
Texas Power &
$4.56
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$25c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
1
preferred
4.15%
U.
Transmission—
Illinois
$5
7-15
7-
8-
3.90%
Texas
6-10
25c
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
4.96%
Common
92'/2c
97V2c
preferred
Texas
•»!'"
_.
_L
Service
3.70%
4.25%
6-16
50c
|8outnwestern Life Insurance Co. (Dallas)—
quarterly
1
6%
United
v
$1.15
Service,
preferred
5.4%
(quar.)___
& Electric—
preferred (initial)
$0.166444
preferred (quar.)l
—$1.25
Increased
Electric
$4.56
6-21
(quar.)_
7-
(quar.)
Natural
Tennessee
5
6-28
4.28%
preferred
6-15
preferred
Texas
|Southwestern Gas
4.65%
6-15
1
717/ac
terly payment shown above
6-20
6-30
—
common
1
683Ac
(quar.)
Ltd,>
4.8 pence irom
Printers
7-
(quar.»____
5%
Jersey RR.
Shoe
7-
(entire issue called for re¬
demption on July 15 at $105 per share
plus this dividend and the regular quar¬
6-14
7-
30c
$1.75
r'
United
United
$1.46'A
6-15
1
6-20
*
6-10
4-ua-
(quar.)
1
7-
15C
(quar.)__—
(auar.)
1
2
preferred
7-
7-15
Railway—
non-enm.
Piece
$1.31'A
84.64
.
United
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
6-10
preferred
8-15
(quar.)
1
5.25 %
1
50c
j.
Southern
Pacific
7-
$50e
__—$$1.50
England Telephone
New
United
7-15
payment
New
United
6-10
7-
1
8-
—
14.3d
6-15
1
7-
.—
Y.)
N.
serve
6-30
$1.28
4.80%
Southern
1
6-21
8-
Manufacturers
&
and
pence
7-
—
(Brooklyn,
$1
7-
(quar.)
ISouthern
initial
12-
5uc
$1.06'/4
60c
(quar.)
Molasses,
9ya
1
37'/2c
common
dividend
United
1
7-
18c
Merchants
Stock
25c
(quar.)
6
invest¬
Quarterly
1
1-1-56
net
(quar.)
Industrial
United
8-
15c
25c
15c
75c
?$1
$75c
f$l
common
(From
Illuminating.
Bank
United
1
preferred
(quar.)
;_
$1.20
Nevada Power, common (quar.)__
20c
preferred (initial)
—$0.2613
Above preferred dividend reported in pre¬
vious
issues incorrectly as a $0.261333
4.80%
6-
9-
5.12%
___—______
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
6-10
__
Common
7-
6-29
,v
,
5
10-
preferred
& Electric—
Gas
7-
5.10%
40C
pfd.
6-23
7-20
6-13
20c
7%
7-15
United
6-23
1
ISouthern Canada Power Co., Ltd.—
Franklin Process,
7-15
7-
1
6-15-
62'/2C
(quar.)
7-15
87y2c
;
Ltd.,
Improvement,
50c
(quar.)
4-21
)
Corp.
preferred
4V4 %
$4c
com.
7-15
(quar.)__
Fund
income
ment
6-23
4.65%
Cajiiorma Edison go.—
partic, orig. pfd. (Increased quar.)
Southern
1
7-
6-13
$45c
C.)
6-20
1
$1,121/2
common (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)—_—
(N.
1
7-
30c
(increased)
Eire Insurance
7-
56'Ac
[Southeastern Public Service,
Southern
Gas
57'/2C
—_—__—
;
Gas
United
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
common
(quar.)
United
6-20
(s-a)
Transmission,
preferred
4.64%
preferred
Corp.
6-15
6-30
7-
$1.38
Aircraft
Temco
$1.25
________
6-20
$1.10
(quar.)
6-20
Inc.—
J5c
Taylor, Pearson & Carson, Ltd
3
4.60%
(quar.) L
4-
Extra
6-3
31'/4c
Ltd.
6-20
1
44uc
tquar.)
Income
1
Taylor Instrument (increased quar.)
5-31
b-30
United
35c
(G.),
6-20
1
7-
6-15
preference
1
(quar.)
Ltd.
•
Co.—
preierred
Funds
7-
.—-
6-13
Common
8
United
7-
(quar.)
common
1
7-
7-
(s-ai
investments,
A
B
7-15
increased 1
Extra
6-15
$1.25
Mines,
Gold
Tamblyn
6-15
7-
383AC
Ibouwiein
1
7-15
(quar.)
7-
oc
[Southeastern Telephone (quar.)
6-
I35c
(quar.)
6-13
convertible
6-30
$40c
(James), com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-
Ltd.
5
Talcott
7-1
Co..
8-
class
$1
6-20
62 Vac
ISoutham
8-15
lB^C
preferred
6-20
22'/2C
Sugar,
Class
(quar.)__
6-16
(quar.)
4.60%- preferred (quar.)__—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
—_—
South Jersey Gas Co. (quar.)
___—
South Pittsburgh Water, 4'/2%
pfd,' (quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
50c
1
6-30
12'/2C
(quar.)
Rico
6-30
50c
6-30
SI
preferred
preferred
6%
J$1.25
Ltd.
7-
6-29
(quar.)
Fuel
6-20 '
6/VaC
Products,
convertible
|South Carolina Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
Porto
United
A
30c
:
6-30
$70c
ISorg Paper Co., 5'/a% preferred (quar.)
|south Atlantic Gas Co., common (quar.)
United Fruit Co.
6-15
J40c
25c
Coip., common (quar.)
pieleired
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-21
1
class
60c
50c
10c
(quar.)
United
6-21
Utilities
1
(quai.)
preferred
$4
6-21
50c
co.
6-6
7-15
preferred (quar.)
Drill & Tool, common (quar.)
6-30
.
Industries,
-
6-29
Cities
62 V2C
15c
Co.
preierred
&
6-24
25c
convertible
7-
(quar.)
Corp
Electric
6-30
6%
7-
Quarterly
6-30
7-30
United
6-15
1
(quar.)
5%
Inc.
Solvay
American Corp., 4%
pfd.
(quar.)
Somerville, Ltd., $2.80 pfd. (quar.)
Summers Drug Scores,
common
50c convertible preferred
(quar.)
ISonoco Products Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
__
Isouotone
7-30
6-17
15c
(quar.i
O.)
(A.
Switzson
J50c
dividend
Aircraft
preferred
Sylvania
1
6-15
1
6-30
2oC
;
6-24
6
7-1
$1.12y2
Share, Ltd.
$ 85c
(quar.)
(s-a 1
&
$1.12
(quar.)
preferred
6
7-
America—
of
(quar.)
cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
$3.50 convertible preference tquar.)
*7-
Quarterly
$25c
I Snyder Tool & Engineering
Stock
preferred
tloc
Bond
15c
_ri_
(quar.)
cummon
'
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
50%
Stores,
Ordinary
$15c
5%
7-18 /
Superior Prupane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)__
Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd., com. (s-a)__
$1.25
$6
1
7-
(quar.i
Mining Co.
5.40%
A (quar.)_
6%
8-
Corp.-(quar.)
Valu
3oc
(quar.)
S%
2oC
$1.25
(Canada)
7-
36c
67V2C
333/4c
tquar.)
United
40c
A
Biscuit
United
Super-Cold'(liquidating)
J15C
iSKuiaunoa r.ajon, 5 % preierred
5'jr
prior preierred
(quar.)
Smith (A. O.) Corp. (quar.)
6%
7-18
(quar.i
(quar.)
Holden
Payable of Rec.
20c
20c
$1.25
(initial (quar.)
quar.)
Co.
Drill
Twist
$4.50
6-28 '
dividend
5c
(quar.),—
Class
00
«
Super
(quar.)
Class
0
1
United
6-24
12 »/2c
Sunbeam
Sunshine
Situs'
Union
b-30
1
1
—
2oc
5-31
5
$1.25
common
Assurance
1
7-
7-
7-
Extra
b-30
coip.,
7-
7-29
(quar.i
Electric
cnemical
15c
$50c
$56V4
$1.35
31'Ac
Co
$56 V4
5-31
1
$2
Co.
bun
7-
RR.
(Mich.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
preferred tquar.)
$2.70
2bc
______
p.
25c
$0
6-15
25c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Paper Co. (quar.)
birawbriuge & Glothier, common
0-J.O
;
7-15
25c
(quar.)
RR.
(initial
B
When
51
Telepnone Co.
$1.44
par
15c
pref.
pnor
50c
Salesbook Co
Snerwin-Wiliiams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
South
$4
Strathmore
31V4C
Shelby
5%
payable in
(quar.)
com.
class
Pacific
Union
40c
iUC
New
Union
paid in lieu of the semi¬
dividend
cash
Share
Union Oil & Gas new class A
6-15
6-30
Co.—
&
stock
60 c
1
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
433Ac
(quar.)
Davin
dividend
10c
Cil & Gas (quar.)
Sharon Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Bu»#uiib«u VVa.ci & Rower Co.—
•
4% redeemable pld. A (quar.)
4y2% redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
Shawmut Association of Boston (quar.)
5%
preierred
Whatley
stock
A
6-23
7-10
1st
Stockton
6-23
$1.43 3/4
sliamrocii
Solar
Share
Company
Stix, Baer & Fuller—
6-17
6-27
4oC
j%
participating preierred (s-a)
Seismograph Service Corp. (quar.)
Extra
Name of
Holdert
When
Per
6-17
•
$1.25
$1,183/4
/preierred (quar.)
$4 75 preierred
(initial quar.)
c^rs Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
Seattle Gas Co., <quar.)__^—
_
L^uiiUta
Acceptauoc
Coiyj, ouwwuu
5%
preierred (quar.)
Security Title Insur. (Los Angeles) (quar.)
$5
Holdert
Payable of Rec.?
$1.12 "2
Inc.,
preierred A (quar.)__
oO
Si
Wb'oard Air Line RR. (increased quar.)__
Louara Finance Co., commuu iquw.)—
$2.12 convertible
preierred (quar.)
(2975)
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Light, Ltd.—
31 'Ac
75c
50c
50c
50c
20c
35c
30c
S1-50
9-10
1
6-15
9-
1
7-
1
6-15
10-
1
9-15
1-3-56
12-15
9
6-30
6-
7-
6-15
1
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-15
7-
2
6-17
:
1
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The
i
Chronicle... Monday, June
Commercial and Financial
27 1955
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62
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r;
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t%
■
prior
"West
Penn
Penn
{t'V
,
'
ti
tf?'
$1.05
6-20
6-20
mally
M'A
$1.02 y2
$1.10
V v
$6
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
British
7-
1
6-13
Ltd. built
7-
1
f'f
i
i'
iff
1
"
^
'•
6-30
6-17
1
6-10
6-30
6-23
7-13
6-15
7-15
6-15
•- 1
Y-li
30c
90C
♦50c
$2
(accum.)
preferred (quar.)-i
M-
| M*
nil
M?
7-
40c
8-
1
7-15'
8-
1
7-15 '
8-
1
7-15-
343/aC
—v.
V-
Mil..!'
•{liiif
,
37»/2c
7-15
6-24
t_ a
$1.25
10- 1
25c
7-15
•:••'?
,1 t'M-
7-
m'/ac
7-29
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_—1
6%
7-»
8
1
1
6-16
50c
7-
1"
6-15
$1.433/4
8-
1
7-15
$1
8-
1
7-15
75c
7-
1
6-
3
$1.25
7-
1
6-
3
40C
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-17
50c
8-
1
7-20
40c
6-30
6-20
19c
6-30
6-15
30c
6-30
6-17
20c
7-
1
6-20
$1.06 y»
7-
1
6-20
mills at
75c
7-
1
6-20
8-19
7-29
1
6-13
$1.06 y»
Wilson St Co.,
I jH
j.H;.
Public Service,
"Wisconsin
W:
V.M'
Oil
Wiser
♦$2.50
$1.50
7-31
9-20
1
7-15
8-
1
7-15
( if f"
7-
-"■
,
if
other
6-15
6-29
66-
$1.25
6-28
6-
8
$2.50
8-
I
5-16
25c
7-
1
6-20
2dc
B-
I
?*?()
9-
1
8-19
50c
8-
1
7-20
25c
10-
1
9-20
25c
11-
1
10-20
(monthly)
,
Extra
—
50c
Boiler Works
(increased)
$Tork Corp., common
(quar.)
4V2%
preferred (quar.)$fosemlte Park & Curry (stock div.)
"Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)
15%
"7%
Ltd.,
^Seller's,
til./
IV
Co.
"SKouolite
1
I1
30c
7-
1
7-15
7-
6-30
6-15
I
7-
1
6-15
are
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
V.
7-
1
1
7-
1
8-
♦56y»c
6-30
Less
Previous
published
date and/or
!, 4' j><
date
was
record date is
dividend.
incorrect.
indicated here.
to
pay
expenses
incident
to
mining
Chairman I
Mr. Blash remains as
President.
or controls several Chicago companies, including
Dormeyer Corp. and Camfield Manufacturing Co., producers of
kitchen appliances, and Haber Corp., manufacturer of components
electronic equipment.—V. 181, p. 1780.
and
Owen as
Mr.
Haffa
Mr.
owns
small
for |
Ltd.,
Mines,
Uranium
Canada—]
Toronto,
has been
York,
The corrected payment
Scott,
letter
Elected—
public relations.
Mr.
stated that the company's business was running in excess
orders received and in shipments completed.—V. 181,
Scott
of
p.
in
1954
111.—Files With SEC—
June 3 covering
be offered at the marKet
111., for the account oi a
with the SEC on
of common stock (par $1) to
through A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Chicago,
selling stockholder.—V. 181, p. 1081.
shares
3,500
President of
notification was filed
of
Corp., NeWj
withdrawn.—V. 181, p. 453.
Products Co., Chicago,
Weco
Co.—Two New Directors
covering the j
stock (par' l°l
Regulattion "D"),
(files under
issue and sale of 300,000 shares of common
$1 per share through James Anthony Securities
at
cents)
notification
of
letter
proposed
operations.—
394.
this company, on June 22 announced the
election to fill vacancies on the board of directors, of Grosvenor S.
McKee and Dr. John W. Harriman.
Mr. McKee is a Vice-President
of Talon, Inc. and President of the
Barett Machine Tool Co. of Meadville. Pa.
Dr. Harriman is Professor of Finance, New York University.
Mr. Scott was also elected Chairman of the Executive Committee, and
Herbert I. Segal was elected Vice-Chairman of the Executive Commit¬
tee, designated in charge of the program for acquisition, finance and
Jamaica income tax.
y
p.
Y.
J.
British income tax.
x
used
be
to
Van Norman
6-30
non-residents tax.
at the source. Non«
Less
stockholder in the com¬
management and none is con-1
Haffa the largest
There have been no changes in
tcmplated, N. C. Owen, President, said.
A
6-10
7-11
announced on June 20.
was
acquisition makes Mr.
This
A
with the
to be
proceeds
180,
2
75c
7VaC
Titus Haffa, Chicago
pany.
Webster
7- 2
-
-a
founder,
and
about.15 months.
Corp.—Haffa Buys Stock Interest—!
industrialist, of a substantialI
Webster-Chicago Corp., held by R- F. Blash, Chairman [
Webster-Chicago
Acquisition by
block of stock in
6-15
8-
closed for this
jointly by Uranium Reduc¬
is also one of the principal
the!
by
stock
corporation on June 16 filed a letter of notification
SEC covering 1,040,000 shares of common stock (par one cent)
offered at 12 Vz cents per share, without underwriting.
The
♦Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
♦Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
l'1'
and 243,450.9 shares of the common stock of The Glenn L.
Wealden proposes to offer to redeem its outstanding,
distributing to each stockholder who wishes to accept
offer 2.07 shares
of Martin stock in redemption of each share ofI
Wealden stock.—V. 174, p, 457.
Martin Company.
various mining claims and mineral
invest $500,000 in the development
The
62V2c
(annual)
York investment company,
New
securities,
Corp.—Files With SEC—
Utco Uranium
6-15'
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Y.—To Make Exchange Offer—
it was announced on June 17,1
has applied to the SEC for an exemption order with respect to an
exchange offer which it proposes to make to its stockholders; and the
Commission has given interested persons until June 30, 1955, to request
a hearing thereon.
Wealden has outstanding 116,484 shares of common
stock, $5 par.
Its assets consist solely of cash, U. S. Government [
Wealden Co., N.
This
Offering Withdrawn—
6-15
8-30
50c
(quar.)
operation in
that it will be in
|
Associates.
6-10
6-15
(increased)
^Transfer books not
i-,n
1
1
10%
(quar.)
preferred
4V2%
_
7-
7-
56yic
(quar.)
common
$&enlth Radio Corp.
K
1
common
Bros.,
preferred ($50 par)
preferred ($100 par)
preferred (quar.)
3%
75C
Mfg.
j
acquisition of title, and to reimburse the partners for
a
portion of the deposit advanced. Purchasers of participations will
share proportionately in the ownership of the partnership interests in
to the
incident
Co., an important producer of lead and
& Smelting Co., one
of the nation's leading
6-23
6-30
prospectus!
,
Combined Metals Reduction
zinc, and American Zinc, Lead
metallurgical companies.
The plant will be managed by American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.
After completion of the financing, the directors and principal officers
of the company will be Edward H. Snyder, Chairman; Mitchell A. Melich, President; Charles A. Steen and Richard A. Young, Vice-Presidents;
E. T. Foley, Percy M. Stewart, a
partner of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and
Howard I. Young, who is also President of American Zinc.
Construction of the mill will be started immediately and it is expected
8
Monthly
Monthly
Wyatt Metal &
^ounker
requirements.
Each partner in-Associates will contribute at least
to the capital of the partnership; and by this
each partner is offering $850,000 of participations in his partnership
interest in Associates.'
• Net proceeds from the sale of the
participations will be used to
pay
the balance due under the purchase contract, to defray costs
$10,000
in the company are
participants
Other
8
6-28
~50c
Monthly
""Yale & Towne
Co. olso owns
and will
Big Indian venture, which is owned
tion and Standard Uranium Co.
Mr. Steen
stockholders in Standard Uranium.
the
of
Class B
Monthly
producing mines in the area.
Uranium Reduction
interests in the Moab area,
25c
Wrlgley (Win.) Jr., Co.
partners. It proposes to buy the
17th and Locust Streets,
Philadelphia,
Hotel,
together with- the furnishings
under a contract providing for a total
Atomic Energy Commis¬
6-15
Alvin S.
Klein,
equal
oxide of the mill. This con¬
6-10
non-cumulative redeemable preferred
par) share.
Class B shares will be
redeemed July 29)
Woodward & Lothrop, common (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Worumbo Mfg., 5%
prior preferred (s-a)„
tO»".
partnership consisting of Lawrence A. Wien Hen™
Lane, William F. Purcell and Alvin Silverman
land and building located at
Pa., known as The Warwick I
and equipment used therein
purchase price of $8,000 ooo'
Of this amount $4,000,000 is to be paid in cash and the balance'will
be
paid by taking title subject to a first mortgage of $4,000 000
A
deposit of $600,000 has been made under the purchase contract
Associates
will only own
and lease the property, which will be I
operated under a 21-year lease arrangement with Warwick-Phila¬
delphia Corp. (of the Kirkeby Hotel Organization).
The lease will i
provide for an annual net rent of $880,000.
The lessee also will
pay
all operating and maintenance expenses, except for mortgage I
W.
runs
1
($1
U.V.J-
executed with the U. S.
production of uranium
Associated
8. ,
.Associates is a
..■!
of uranium
6-30
4%
H
.."to
the entire
processing and concentration
6-30
75c
non-assessable
for the
Commission—
involved.
.
12y2c
Co.
fully-paid
<One
kf:
•
62 y2 c
$1.25
$1.26
Petroleum Co., common (quar.) —
5% preferred (quar.)
Woods Mfg., Ltd. (stock dividend)—
jihi',
,
.
Associates, New York—Registers With
registration statement was filed on June 22 with the SEC
ering $4,250,000 participations in partnership interests in
to be
offered in minimum amounts of $10,000.
No underwriting k
Wash District of the
the famous MiVida
Co., in which Mr.
Steen is the principal stockholder, owns a controlling interest in Uran¬
ium Reduction Co., and Mr. Steen has contracted
to sell his entire
output of ore to the mill. The mill will also have capacity to service
:
Woodley
'!'■
•
.
aacied to
A
to March 31, 1962.
The mill will process ores from the Big Indian
Colorado Plateau, and particularly the output of
Mine of Charles A. Steen. The Utex- Exploration
8-31
8-
Moab, Utah,
for
tract
7-15
27>/aC
preferred (quar.)
$5.04
preferred (quar.)
-
per
Warwick Hotel
$6,200,000 of 4%% first
contract has been
A
sion
1
6-
"
$5
7-
6-30
(quar.)
Common
>
ores.
25c
preferred (quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co.. 5% non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
Wisconsin Electric Power
6% pfd. (quar.)
•.•
Diego, Calif.—Files—
filed a letter of notification with th
class A common stock to be ofterpH ?
share, without underwriting. The proceeds are to be bhh^ .
capital.,'
"
Securities and Exchange
ing fund bonds due June 1, 1962 to
Insurance Co.
It was also announced
♦ 70C
(quar.)
$4.25
Oil
Wilcox
.)Ml'
. _
™e
-
corporation on May 23
covering 8,571 shares of
working
company,
tracted to sell
$1.311/4
—
$34
mortgage sink¬
the New York Life
on June 21 that
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., in association with Foley Brothers,
Inc., constructors and engineers, of Pleasantville, N. Y.,
have placed privately $2,300,000 of Uranium Reduction
Co. 5% subordinated debentures due Dec. 31, 1962.
Short term promissory notes in the amount of $3,500,000 will be
acquired by the Chemical Corn Exchange Bank of New York. The equity
investment has been placed privately with investors.
Edward H. Snyder, President of Uranium Reduction Co., and Charles
A.Steen, President of Utex Exploration Co., jointly announced on June 17
completion of arrangements to construct one of the country's largest
6-15
7-
1
SEC
Reduction Co. — Bonds Placed Privately—
under an agreement negotiated by the
investment banking firm of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., has con¬
This
7-
—
mining operations.
-
Walker-Scott Corp., San
The
Uranium
8
25C
$4.25
•V/f
to
-
6-24
7-29
—
to the company.*
9- 9
♦ 12%c
5Vi% preferred (quar.)„
White Sewing Machine, $2 prior pref. (quar.)
Whitehall Cement M*fg., new com. (increased)
Whitehall Fund, Inc.
(quar.)
Wlco Electric, 6% preferred A (quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, common (quar.)—
'•M-
Exploration Co., Greeley, Colo.—Files
letter of notification with the SEC
common stock and 150,000 shares
stock to be offered at par ($1 per share), without
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident
The
underwriting.
o-xu -
•1.25
15,000
class B common
of
6-30
7-15
White Motor,
kf
6-15
1
7-
60C
'
(quar.)
White Hardware,
Ltd.—
$2.80 1st preferred (quar.)
'i ttt'V
•
♦ 12 Vac
nounced on June
June 16 filed a
shares of class A
on
company
i
Pittsburgh, New; York and Cleveland, it was
23. None of the proceeds will anrr,
ner„
After dividends on the pre¬
share on the 1,017,334
public at May 1, 1954.
Uranium Queen
The
Paper
Whltaker
1359.
p.
covering
♦25C
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. (quar.)
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., com. (quar.)
4% prior lien (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common (quar.)
$5 prior preferred
(quar.)
,j.4'
181,
Stock Sold Privatev
—
placement of 46,252 shares of capital stock of tv
company has been negotiated by Singer, Deane &
to $1.57 per
stock in the hands of the
"
/
common
6-15
6-30
55c
,
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
"Weston
(George), Ltd. (quar.)
,>4
of
shares
income.
nance
e Navy
-■
Crucible Steel Co.
Vulcan
jVisloa
Direct
Increased—
$1,845,000 for Federal taxes on
ferred stock, this is equivalent
6-21
6-29
$7.50
(quar.)
B
V
Pictures Co., Inc.—Earnings
«
This company and its subsidiaries report earnings for the 26 weeks
ended
April 30, 1955,
of $2,014,960 after providing $1,830,000 for
Federal
taxes
on
income. After dividends on the preferred stock,
this is-equivalent to $1.87 per share on the 1,015,709 shares of common
stock outstanding, in the hands of the public at April 30, 1955.
For
the 26 weeks ended May 1, 1954 earnings were $1,721,063 after providing
6-17
1
plant.—V. 181, p. 2521.
the Llandarcy
?11 1)6
'!?. siles-
Tatum also
Dr.
licensed the six
(Great Britain)
Co. designed, engineered and
Petroleum Platformers now operating.
Procon
Universal
$1.50
r
and
Class
>.
Mf
their
blending
Universal Oil Products
3iy4c
-
Dec. 31, 1955)
Massachusetts Cos. (quar.)
Western Natural Gas Co.—■"
5% conv. preferred (quar.)-Western Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.):
Western Tablet & Stationery, com. (quar.) —
5%
preferred (quar.)
—
5% preferred (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph—
Dew
common
(initial)
Westminister Paper, class A (quar.)—.
.jr1'-
M
-
♦35C
8
Western
ivf
j
7-
'
20C
(quar.)
Insurance Securities Co.—
30
i»f
1H-
i
S. S. Boston and Canberra.
These heavv pruie...
combatant ships of their type armed with euiriPH
disclosed that Vitro Laboratories /which is
of Vitro Corporation of America, is assisting the Bureau of n
in engineering guided missile systems for others shins whinh „
has not publicly identified.—V. 181, p. 2847.
first
the
6-17
$1.12%
$1.10 '
$1.20
Western Light &
developed by Universal Oil
catalyst in reforming ther¬
straight run and natural gasolines to increase
octane rating.
The unit in Wales, with a 6,000 barrel-per-stream-day
capacity, is designed to produce a 90 F-l clear motor fuel
component from napthas derived from Iranian or Kuwait crudes.
cracked,
$1.25
Telephone, common (quar.)
5% preferred (qUar.)—
S%%
preferred (quar.)
Western Maryland Ry., 7%
1st pfd
fThree quarterly dividends of $2.50 each
for the quarters ending June 30, Sept.
i :-v
Platforming process, originated and
Co., uses a platinum-containing
The
35c
$2.50 class A
fc
6-10'
preferred
Western
i
company's refinery at Llandarcy, Wales. A
Marghera Refinery, Venice, Italy, is under
Products
7-15
gone
construction.
"Western
$1.40
■
6-20:
7-15
(s-a)
Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Western Department Stores (quar.)—
Western Electric Co. (increased)—
Western Grocers, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
li*
i
Co.
into operation at the
seventh unit at the Porto
7-15
Preferred
f
seven
British Petroleum
$1.12 y2
Power Co.—
-4.20%
■
7-15
6-30
4%%
i! >
6-17
1
8-
32y2c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)™
4.10% preferred C (quar.)
•West Texas Utilities, 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)—
"West Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)—
West Virginia Water Service— "
#5 preferred (quae.)$4.50 preferred (quar.)—
Western Assurance Co., com. (quar.)
i'W
6-28
25c
sixth of
The
17«/2C
(increased quar.) —
Electric Co.
West
i '■
•! 'Mr
I
■"
(quar.)
Foundry, com.
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Steel
West
f '<
t 'If
Company
Name of
j ;»•;*
<
Payable of Rec+i
Share
Co.—Installs Platformers—
Platforming units to be put on stream for The
group (formerly Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Ltd.) has
Products
Universal Oil
Holderfe
When
Per
U.
the
for
>!'
):h '
!
West Penn
Electric Co.—To
it was
The SEC,
'
Sell Bus Holdingsissued an order aUtbor'.z"|
announced on June 17, has
oi J I
torp-,i
i
ot j I
total nam -
sell its holdings of 10.000 shares (50'' >
stock of Penn Bus Co. to The Greyhound
which holds the remaining 10,000 shares.
The consideration tnereoi
to be equivalent to
one-half of the amount, on the last day
month preceding the date of sale, of the total assets less
ties of Penn Bus (146,263 as of March 31, 1955).—V. 181, P- 262b.
ing this company to
outstanding common
1922.
new
r
n.
Western Pacific
i' •"!:
1'
VI
General Corporation and
Investment News
'
,
l-'ir
j
•
,
Lake City, Utah—Files—
The corporation on June 16 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 3.000.000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) to be
offered at 10 cents per share through I. J. Schenin & Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to mining
!, *'
I
in
i|r
(Continued from page 10)
Uranium, Inc., Salt
Vanura
.
*
operations.
Plywood Corp.—New Product—
A
new
weatherproof plywood panel, phenolic resin and celluose
4Flber surfaced,
is a versatile medium for both residential and cotnwmercial construction offering important cost saving potentialities.
tfnited
1T
y
i
f
States
grade fir plywood, to one or both sides of
-which
is
permanently bonded under heat and pressure a smooth
•overlay sheet of "Crezon,"
the resin treated fiber. This protection
prevents checking, swelling and grain raising and makes the panel
ft
is
of exterior
made
resistant.
Of a
light buff color, this material may be used for interior as
•well
as
exterior applications.
It is completely free of delamination
-«tnd its hard, smooth surface resists wear and abrasion.
Mnown
as
Duraply, this product of United States Plywood Corp.,
4U unaffected
by normal expose to rain, sun, freezing temperatures
«nd other elements.—V. 181,
p. 2847.
<«iore
moisture
This
States
*1
Rubber
Co.—Develops New Tire—
ingredients
•^experimental tire that will withstand a temperature range
«00
degrees Fahrenheit.
The tire was developed jointly
JSiates Rubber Co. and Dow Corning Corporation.—V. 181, p.
of
rock
and
sand
are
the
basic
Net
company was
formerly known as San Miguel
Uranium, Inc.
Net
ry.
Waltham, Mass.—Files
Vectron, Inc.,
With SEC—
corporation on June 10 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 5,700 shares of class»A common stock (par $1) to be
offered at tiie market (estimated at $8.75 per share) through May &
Gannon,
Inc., Boston, Mass.
The net proceeds are to be used for
working capital.—V. 177, p. 2136.
income
2165.
2,057,154
oper.
181,
p.
progressive adavancement
incorporates
which
"9000,"
the
■company
has arranged to place privately,
the
At
1955
Net
from
oper.
ry.
1P53
1952
899,844
$2,778,907
1.012,582
579,473
$3,198,431
1,146,845
595,833
$3,394,188
1,045.583
514,905
13,568.479
11.614.579
12,740.927
5.639,925
3.865,552
4.459.110
16 467 774
6.241 316
3,173,935
income—
Jan.
1954
$3,462,111
1,527.837
railway
railway
from
2,187,367
2.353,201
3,205,202
an
order
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
1780.
—V.
oper.
181,
p.
income—
2401.
eastern
der, Peabody & Co., May
an issue of $4,000,000
lund debentures due
1, 1980, it was
4% sinking
announced on
-June 21.
pr«0ceedTSr a,re to p.be101.
aPPlied to general construction program
180,
<su»6unuries.—V.
of
-
new
without
Vitro
Corp.
of
America—Developing Guided Missile
Systems for Navy—
Navy's recent announcement that guided missile
ships will Joint the fleet this year, Dr. G. Russell Tatum, General
Manager
of Vitro Laboratories at Silver Spring, Md., on June 16
disclosed that his company has been engaged for more than a year,
under contract with the Bureau of Ordnance, on systems engineering
Following
the U. S.
This
-
design
fl 0f tb
delivery oi ^ ohi0.
Inc., of Akio ,
only
inches from bumper
90
states.
trailer and still
trailer
t
to back
remalnl"'in,nosed
i
"9°00" il^mpeage'
"unusually nig
out.—V.
•
a
Electric Co.—To
subsidiary
of New
Issue
Bids
the
p.
are
offices
2097.
tentatively
of
the
scheduled to be
441 Stuart
company,
of $8,50U,u
1985.
received on J?CL
St., Boston
252l\
Bonds-
England Electric
the SEC early
to file a registration statement with
with
respect to sale at competitive bidding
amount of first mortgage bonds, series D, due
poses
th
oratel
(
-
by a
fuel
company,
of cah-n
length-limitations
JT6B Cummins diesel engine, the
injection system that delivers
adjustment or repairs, it was pointed
Powered
a
^
approximately $1,500,000.
at
is
1,486,797"
revealed on . ated|
diesel tractor.con.->truLi"
ac ® ctj0J
ancj
the company announced
vehicles to Roadway Express,
permitting the use of a 35-foot
45-foor
combined tractor and
1—
railway
railway
from
valued
tractor
The
4,074.31 J
was
time,
same
streamlined
new
Ry.—Earnings—
April—
Gross
of nearlv
bv United
through Kid¬
unique
16,462.7091
Permltj?ne 191
transportation,
features.
Virginian
many
Sold Privately—The
in truck
20,139.708
6,713.660
2,683,483
Tractor—
Co.—Introduces New
White Motor
A
carrying of greater payloads at lower costs,
with introduction by this company of a new
Worcester County
United Utilities Inc.—Debentures
15.222,572
2,983,092
1,479,250
3,878,166
The
From
of a new
16,291,474
railway.
railway—:..
from
1.124,4811
450,2821
647,200
475,929
.
$4,110.6441
$5,104,847
1,658,650
1—
Jan,
from
Gross
765,514
income—
oper.
From
—V.
Net
United
Oerivatives
ry.
railway
from
Net
1952
1953
1954
1955
$4,625,987 ' $4,011,161
1,473,845
851,326
railway
from
Net
Co.—Earnings-
RR.
April—
Gross
16,
DrinciP8l
Volume 181
Number 5441...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2977)
(Consider H.) Willett, Inc. (& Subs.)
selling,
sales,
Cost of
1955
genl. & admin,
4,228,279
4,508,581
$487,956
income
taxes
$493,495
Dr72,141
,.
Drl28,8l4
$415,815
State, and city income taxes (est.)
Federal excess profits tax refund
Fed.,
Net profit
I Dividends paid
| Earnings
$203,680
BALANCE
SHEET
AS
OP
APRIL
(less
receivable
Inventories
Fixed
30
$208,471
$3,000)
reserve
496,221
—.
______
1,292,104
37,355
(net).
assess
985,3b9
LIABILITIES—
|Term loan
1,062,860
$3,193,377
107,000
—i
150,917
32,772
38,219
(estimated) r__—
loan notes mot current)
Capital stock (par value $5 a share)
209,390
.
term
Wise
964,700
964,700
1,200,284
Line;. Inc.; Worcester,
Wright
1,073,779
This
corporation
on
June
17, filed
$3,087,292
Mass.—Registers
110,t)00 shares of its class
I to
for
offered
B
statement
With
with
the
group
Its sale of
in
banking
of
chain
of
organization
of more
than
the
the
class
B
stock.
firm
of
substantial
a
New
stock
in
59
for
1955
in
with
1954
supermarkets.
On
for
the
the
basis
opening
of
the
of
about
additional
part to finance additions to
its
new
directors
were
partner, and Marvyn Carton,
He
be
Holtzmann, a partner in the
Shepard.—V. 179, p. 49.
elected
on
June
22:
New
York
law
firm
of
&
the
Rubber
in
As
50,000 shares
part
of
Towne
the
of
Tenn.;
and
that
said
that
for
additional
office
Financing
sales
This
new
seven
Lenoir City,
his
company
are:
The
of
its
Co.—Sells
June
on
lock
and
hardware
contract,
has just
feet
square
by
p.
the
will
completed
of
and
use
Corp.,
U.
The Old Colony Co. is headed by Lazarus S.
Heyman,
developing New England Industrial properties.
prominent In
is
space
40,000
Equitable
Life
available
S.
Society
N.
Navy,
to
Y.—Large Navy Contract
produce
Michel
Yardney,
of
batteries
Ordnance,
by
the
Bureau
for
the
calls
weapons,
large number of extremely
Mr. Yardney said.
powerful
batteries
for
use
^Seasonally Adjusted
1955
to 20
up
times
as
powerful
as
conventional
lead-acid
Yolande Corp.—Sales and Earnings Lower
Net
sales
Net
loss
Common
Earnings
♦Net
—
—
per
———
—
1953
share—
-
$2,779,855
74,013
—
shares outstanding
common
.
0lb,850
221,935
243,285
None
*
$3.07
profit.
Pursuant
to
Vice-President
*
.
the
terms
of
a
contract
with
J.
Wm.
Anchell,
and
former
purchased
director, the company on Aug, 27, 1954
21,350 shares of its outstanding capital stock irom him and
lor $69,387.50.—V. 178, p. llbo.
York Corp.—Definitive Debentures
a
his
production—
Total
,
"
'138
—
-1955
May
136
tMay
Bankers Trust Co., New York, N. Y. and
Pennsylvania Co. for
Banking and Trusts, Philadelphia, Pa., are prepared to deliver defini¬
tive 3%% sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1974 in
exchange for
outstanding
temporary debentures—V.
181,
p.
2742.
140
'r
Durable
i
125
Consumer
—
137
138
124
139
140
125
durable
155
155
136
117
123
124
■114
120
111
121
120
112
143
119
146
155
116
goods—
durables—.
164
consumer
1C2
130
166
-189
190
145
205
144
;
Household—
140
119
ioo
93
—
durables;
102
—
,;
ft*
Construction contracts, .value—
Total
I"
^
145
consumer
Other
*
i—
♦Not
available.'
4
290.4
256.5
111.8
111.2
109.6
103.7
100.2
111.7
96.9
9G.5
107.6
111.9
107.3
93.8
94.1
91.9
149.7
146.5
134.6
84
98
90
119
108
1115
114
106
123
121
130
126
:
93
a
mucACh
uii
Dodge data for
the
112.9
95.0
^
r,
1117
tPreliminary.
•
219.0
104.1
96
W.
.
233.9
336.4
259.9
110.2
—
compiled by
are
#
178.3
113.2
Aivuuittvu
month, of F.
4
193.4
216.3
101.8
1
LUIIMIUCIIUH
second
indexes
92
111.7
JL epartm en t store stocks, valueat
99'
104.7
1
Nondurable
XNLyAJC#'
100
105.7
Payrolls, total
P reight carloadinga—
t rpartment store sales, value,.-
payrolls
110
'
2112.4
I
'cred
143
252.7
*
—
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural empl., total—
Manuig. production workers—
Employment, total
—-
126
146
133
286.1
*
All other
179
223
230.4
.
Residential
Durable
136
125
120
AUtOS ,'s.S
I
150
126
——
t.——•
Totals-
Major
138
153
Nondurable
Minerals,
May
126
'
Manufactures—
Total
1954
April
Bureau
of
4
j-iiiuiibii
Eastern
37
Labor
moving
States.
«.vci
86
veil-
Employment and
Statistics.
tEstimated.
■
INDUSTRIAL
Your Dollars
PRODUCTION
help
make
possible the
1947-49 average=100
Seasonally Adjusted
1955
Arable
Manufactures:
tMay
fabricating
Fabricated metal products
Unadjusted
AMERICAN
tMay
138
106
146
162
160
148
164
133
130
121
133
150
—
-—
Nonelectrical
May
144
'rimary metals
drtal
Machinery
■
1954
April
149
138
151
132
130
124
186
185
163
184
Transportation equipment:
119
198
178
209
Instruments
145
143
138
145
135
*.
Electrical
-
—
.—
^ay, glass
<fc lumber productsStone, clay & glass productsand products
furniture and miscellaneous
Keaiarable
textiles
136
130
148
120
131
126
118
126
.118
113
102
113
140
135
128
136
112
101
110
109
95
<■
109
94
115
107
4
117
103
121
106
117
122
103
145
118
apparel--
mill products
—
Apparel and, allied products—
iubber and leather products—
•
121
Rubber products
#,
-
*
Leather and product*.
136
Taper and allied-products
Printing and publishing
142
119
_
I'hemicals- and petroleum prods.
125
156
-«
.
113
98
94
4
103
89
t!34
126
135
*137
126
137
4
tl54
134
124
120
126
126
121
H2
153
•'
103
155
Chemicals
and
Petroleum
and coal products,
133
-110
110
prods-
163
■
,
155
139
«
165
145
125
134
ccd, beverages and tobacco.—-
allied
.
tl51
f*per and printing.
Food
«
Manufactures:
and
Textile
—
manufacturer—
125
144
123
*
Furniture and fixtures
133
148
■
"i"*
113
Lumber
1 Miscellaneous
134
131
130
123
109
105
101
103
148
beverage-manafat.-
♦
110
109
4
101
103
manufactures——
*
»
107
4
4
107
122
121
112
120
121
111
80
73
65
77
72
62
141
144
134
141
144
134
113
115
106
124
114
116
and
Tobacco
Minerals:
"Jneral fuels
———
Crude oil and natural
total,
stone
♦Not
and earth *»ln
available.
tPreliminary.
1
wifa
Ready—
The
,
bat¬
missiles,
1954
$2,287,181
-
capital
storage
power
equipment.
Unadjusted
1954
April
in
v
.
INDEXES
tMay
a
an¬
T
■t:
of
President,
1947-49 avcrage=100
Industrial
hast
batteries
storage
Silvered
N.
,
of
.
,*'f/> 'V':
BUSINESS
to
for
feet
square
Assurance
Year Ended Dec. 31—
operations,
i'
arrange¬
2068.
$1,097,705
awarded
a
use,
Co.;
Dunning, Executive Vice-President.
&
Silvercels, the New York electric company's revolutionary silver-zino
batteries, are five times smaller, six times lighter and, depending on.
Holtzmanri,
company has completed the sale of its Stamford, Conn., property
transferred title to The Old Colony Co. of
Danbury, Conn., it was
announced on June 21 by Fred
to
at
23.
delivery of
Property—
this
space
Tenn.
high-capacity silver-zinc
for
the
lor
underwater
Herbert
Ohio
The
purposes
•
181,
Electric
contract
a
150,000
industrial
arranged
was
States.—V.
design
The
about
purposes.
manuacturer
nounced
stores,
to go to eight selling stockholders.
offering
tax
operations in Stamford.
Yale
hardware
manufacturing plants
and
factory building, currently
for
Yale & Towne has leased back
and
Offered—Hulme, Apple-
Manufacturing
reorganization
also
leased
the United
&
&
sale,
lock
company olficials said.
They are being used to
aircraft and a wide range of ultra-advanced electronic
the
of land.
acres
teries,
Co.—Stock
net proceeds are
28
valuation
to
executive
associate, of Allen & Co., and
an
the
Gallatin,
Wrigley
a
about
assessed
manufacturing
new
Heyman revealed
received
call
three
Yardney
units
roof and
The
lease space to Pitney-bowes, Inc.,
Contemporary Classics, Inc.
(furniture manufacturers), and Gar Precision Parts,
Inc., and will con¬
tinue present leases issued
by Yale & Towne to Bamber Foundry, DorrOliver, Inc., and Paper Novelty Manufacturing Co.
supermarkets.
operated
terms of
present
Va.;
ments
announced
interest
the
its
has
Mr.
181,
York,
Under
Salem,
His
stock.—V.
class B
Towne property comprises 25 major buildings with
disclosed.
not
was
approximately $2,500,000.
conduct
$102,000,000.
plans
following three
a
Yale
by
public
used
of
of
is
price
Towne
headed by
.
Ibe
12.9%
20.5%
The former Yale &
about 1,025,000 square feet under
sales
no
Co., Inc.; Bache & Co.; Butcher & Sherjerd; Suplee, Yeatman
& Co.,
Inc.; Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.; Thayer, Baker & Co.; and
H. Hentz & Co.—V. 181,
p. 2742.
shares, 50,000 are
the company and 60,000 by certain
selling stockholders.
offering price and-underwriting terms are to be
supplied
Iby amendment.i I The company is engaged in the
development, manufacture and sale
lof accessory equipment for'electronic
tabulating machines.
I Net proceeds to the company iorm
being sold
and
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
stock, $1 par value,
common
public sale through an
underwriting
Jackson & Curtis.
Of the 110,000
Webber,
Paine,
The
stock
acquisition
PROCEEDS—The
Stoud
registration
a
ISEC covering
be
but
gate & Humphrey,) Inc. and associates on June 23 pub¬
licly offered 169,200 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$10 per share.
| Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
A
the class A and
investment
the
Wrigley
VVoostcr
1359.
p.
and
594,000
surplus
181,
L.
J.
37,760
180,859
<
486,000
Total
-V.
Co.,
20
modern
The
Allen,
$3,193,377
Earned
contemplated
with annual sales of
recently opened units running at better than
per unit, it is estimated
that
results
for
this "year
will
probably exceed those for 1954 by a wide margin.-
96,422
35,867
__
taxes
Income
is
$3,000,000
Payroll deductions and taxes
Long
also
and
-
notes (due within one year)
Accounts payable
class
of
Management's
$3,087,292
108,000
■*-
the
independent
The
volume
more
—
of
39'%
&
June
largest
486,501
1,522,358
42,882
—
expenses
facilities
the
Inc., the largest independent food store chain in the State of
Michigan and the largest privately owned supermarket
operator in the
United States.
It a,so holds the distinction of
being the nation's 12th
1954
$146,527
-
office
from
Stores,
1955
-
part
Wrigley Stores, Inc. (Mich.)—Bankers Buy Stock Int.
Allen
on
ASSETS—
_
59%
owns
$1.01
ICash
lAccts.
company's
in
52.
86,883
$1.06
CONSOLIDATED
prepaid
hold
p.
$193,349
7 7,176
the
for
proceeds of this financing,
plans for such expansion have yet been formulated.
wife
181,982
Crl0,650
in cash
of
paid
The
selling
stockholders
are
E.
Stanley
Wright,
President
and
Founder, and his brother, Henry H. Wright, who
propose to sell 50,000
and 10,000 shares,
respectively. After such sale, E. Stanley Wright will
$364,681
212,134
share—
per
be
may
are
purposes. Further
expansion
detailed
Operating profit
into.ue (net)
before
$5,002,076
exps
which
estimated to cost $400,000,
including the cost of
additional machinery to be
installed, and the balance will be added to
working capital and be available for general corporate
1954
$4,716,235
Other
Profit
in progress,
-Earnings Incr.
Ended April 30—
year
53
RED CROSS
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
F'i,
...
Monday, June
27
(2978)
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STATE AND
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!^r.
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AND NEGOTIATIONS
BOND PROPOSALS
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i-«iv
p.
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'Wf
Works Dist.
No. 16 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $69,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14 were
Offering
Bond
Fuller Kim-
—
brell, President, wil receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (CST) on July
'tfy
i||
1957
payable at the Bir¬
interest
and
,
100.10,
4.29%,
Principal
inclusive.
1975
to
San
of
j'lif
I- i"jj
;f **
Etowah
■
f
'
.
County, Calif.
Offering—Harry
Bond
San
in
office
his
at
bids
sealed
receive
Clerk, ;will
County
son,
Alli¬
L.
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (CDST)
■
$350,000 school
bonds offered June 21—v.
•H
181, p.
J#*f'
2627—were awarded to George
m
Wood & Co., of Montgomery.
-
M.
ARIZONA
i KW^f
Bond Sale—The
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
i'V'j
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
Bond
W\r
Offering
Rhea
—
Averill,
(MST) on July 7 for the pur¬
of
$32,000 school bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
Vjjif»■.},:
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
W."
li."
cipal
and
at the
*1
r
interest/(J-J)
Prin¬
payable
County Treasurer's office.
W
■>
?
•-
ARKANSAS
Little
Rock
Housing
Note
Offering
—
Authority,
Chairman
R.
Redding Stevenson announces that
the Authority will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 6
for the purchase of $1,282,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes,
r
i
J
'
Dated Aug. 2, 1955.
M"
Due
on
-1
Jacoby Creek Elem. School District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
1
the
Bond
j*-'• *
•V
June
(J
Community Services
."i*
Offering
—
Maurice
-
of
on
15
1956
from
payable
D)
July 5 for
15, 1955.
Principal
at
office.
Treasurer's
Due
to
the
Legality
ap¬
Jefferson
at his office in
Visalia, until 8 p.m.
(CDST) on July 5 for the pur¬
chase of $9,000 water works im¬
bonds.
provement
1955. Due
f'»
!
.
-
!)j.
vj
!A
Vf <'(
inclusive.
.
•t >*.»■
p.
2848—were
Witter &
100.02,
.
«!
?
a
awarded
3.38%,
as
4s.
Due
1956 to
1960
1959
to
1966 to
.f*-
to
June
County, Calif.
County
bids
Brun-
Clerk, will receive
at his office in Red¬
30
1965
1971
June
30
from
Menlo
June 30 from
June 30 from
1980 inclusive.
Flowery Sch. Dist., Sonoma County,
California
Sale—The
$10,009 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
the
Bond
Elem.
Mateo
l3/4s.
1,600,000
Aug.
on
Due
to
Aug.
on
1
First
The
Boston
&
facilities bonds.
sanitary
1,300.000
$115,000 2V2% bonds.
14a,u00 274% bonas.
HAWAII
V
n
veterans'
June
'
Union Elementary
School District, Santa Cruz
County, Calif.
School
$81,000 build-;
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,:
p.
2848—were
awarded
to
the
Savings
Sale
(State of)
The $20,000,000
—
offered
bonds
bonus
21—v.
181,
Sonoma
sealed
ceive
Brun-
(CDST)
purchase of
a.m.
Dated July
July 1 from 1956 to
1980, inclusive.
terest
Port
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at the County
office.
Hueneme
Ventura
bids
—
at
Santa Rosa until 2:30
July
on
5
for
the
$189,000 building
lulv 1, 1955. Due
1956
and
William
his
office
P.
Dated
July 1 from
1974 inclusive.
Principal
to
(P. O. Darien), Conn.
Sale—The $200,000
ford Trust
at
Co., Stamford, as 1.90s,
100.025, a basis of about 1.89%.
Sanitary District,
County
wood
bids
his
will
office
City, until 10
a.m.
receive
in
Red¬
(CDST)
5 for the purchase of
$600,000
building bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1954. Due on June 1 from
1967 to 1976, inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) pavable at the
County Treasurer's office.
on
July
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000 sanita
tion
bonds
offered June
21—v.
Clerk,
at
Torrance, Calif.
Bond
City
Offering—A. H. Barflett,
Clerk, will receive sealed
Trimbie
City.
Caldwed, Mar
& Mitchell, of Ne
IDAHO
Counties Join
No. 381
Cassia
and
Power
School District
A
Falls), Idaho
$528,000 build
(P. O. American
Bojid
Sale—The
First National
interest
Bank, of
Portlan
price of 100.01, a n
cost of about 2.42%,
jointly, at
a
1956
to
Due on July 1
inclusive.
h°
139,000 2V4s. Due on July 1
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
tro
126,000 2s.
1961
to
to
1971
Beach,
bonds
181,
Pierce,
v.
of
21—
2743—were awarded to
Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.,
Jacksonville.
$1,0 .0,000 pack¬
offered June
21—v. 181, p. 2627—were awarded
to John Nuveen & Co., Ch ca_40,
at
98.03, a net interest cost of
about 3.23%, as follows:
bonds
$370,000 3s. Due
1957
630,000
to
from
—v.
to
bonds
p.
on
1981
Beach,
Sale—The
181,
inclusive.
Due
1963
Deerfield
Bond
revenue
March 1 from
on
1968
3V8s.
Champaign,
C"s
Douglas and
Community Um•
Dist.No. 39
(P. o.
building bonds was
Gables, Fla.
revenue
1 *ru
PiatthW-
of W
sold to
Bond Sale—An issue
Bond Sale—Tne
ing
Due on July
inclusive.
1975
ILLINOIS
utility
offered June
p.
Coral
1965
Fla.
Bond Sale—The $255,000
revenue
Due on July 1
inclusive.
1960
156,000 2V2s.
FLORIDA
A'lantic
South San Francisco Unified School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
York
$107,000 4s.
2743—were awarded to the Stam¬
bonds.
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office.
snail,
sewer
'bonds offered June 23—v. 181, p.
p.m.(PDST)
purchase of
on
10, 1956. Le
Feb.
follows:
Darien
in
interest
sealed
on
Offering
Johansen, County Clerk, will re¬
on
gality approved by
Co.,
Trust
1.62%.
Bond
Valley Union High School
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
&
merce, of Seattle, and the Natlonal Bank> of Westchester, as
l^Ls>la^ 100.01, a basis of about
San
District,
ing,
1, 1955. Due
of
Association,
Due
1955.
2743—were
p.
Wil^en, ing bonds offered June 16—v. 18
Robert Winthrop & Co., of New
p. 2402—were awarded to Foste
York, National Bank, of Corn& Marshall, of Seattle, and tn
Banking
Francisco.
wood
July 5 for the
$220,000* school bonds.
Trust
National
America
of
Bank
County
Ofienng—aorin A.
on
;
Sale—The
Bond
that th
will receive sealed bid
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 6 fo
the purchase of $504,000 prelimi
nary loan
notes. Dated Aug.
District,
County, Calif.
City, until 10
^
Manager Ed
—
Agency
Cross> Dick & MerleSmith, all of New York, Branch
,
Offering
Note
awarded to a & Sa^ comP°sed of
group
Harris Trust
Bank
L
Valley
Agency
Territory of Hawaii
system
sewer
%/:'•
Honolulu Redevelopment
TanChicago, Seattle - First National
Younabeifi
all of sSi F^dsco
Bank' of Seatt1^' Hall§arten &
Fi td D
Bl'ake & Co of Los An-] Co
Hornblower & Weeks, Ira
*e1es
and C
N
& Co-> Weeden & Co.,
,eies
and U jn. White & Co
wmte & L.O., of
ot
Roosevelt &
.
Sale—The $260,000 hospi
wprd J. Burns, announces
Connecticut
Lawson Levv & Williams Kaiser
Lawson, Levy & Wdiiams, Kaiser
Scotts
Wulbern
Atlanta,'at 103.11, a net interes
cost of about 2.44%, as follows:
CONNECTICUT
Francisco,, A. G. Edwards & Scm,;
uaKiana.
Carrison,
Pierce,
2744 — were awarded to th
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc., 0
bonds.
of San
^
a
dun
p.
Colorado
Equitable Securities Corpora¬
tion, Wm. R. Staats & Co., of Los
Angeles, R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
of New York, Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co., Brown
Bros.
both
of
N°w
Farrimsn,
Bruce & Co
offered
181, p. 2744—were awarde
Bond
(Cify and County of)
Denver
Corpora¬
Co.,. of San Francisco,
Heller
$250,000 utili
bonds
revenue
tal bonds offered June 21—v. ItfJ
the
York
ar
GEORGIA
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
tion, Blyth & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Harriman Ripley & Co., of be received until 11 a.m. (MST)
New York City, Northern Trust on July 28 for the purchase of
Co., of Chicago,? the American $12,000,000 bonds, as follows:
Trust Co., Weedon & Co., both of $8,700,000 streets and traffic con¬
San
trol bonds.
Francisco,
Merrill
Lynch, p
Pierce, Fennpr & Beane, Dean
2,700,000 parks and recreational
Witter
thereafter
Dec.
Columbus, Ga.
COLORADO
syndi¬
the
of
members
Other
and
lanta, jointly.
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
cate:
bonds
1, 1954. Due on Dec
inclusive. Bond
Sale—-The
Co., of Beverly Hills, as 3V4s.
at 100.20, a basis of about 3.22%.
1
$475,00
Inc., of Jacksonville, and Robin
son-Humphrey Co., Inc., of At
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181.
from 1959 to 1963 inclusive.
County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Red-
Treasurer's
Bond
for
I ing,
1
inclusive.
on
5
Park
San
1
from
inclusive.
on
City, until 10 a.m.
July
Dean
inclusive.
on
18,000 3V2S. Due
1972
to
I
on
12,000 3V4S. Due
t
on
County
follows:
12,000 3s. Due
it*",
District,
Uiiering—John A.
sealed
wood
Co., of San Francisco, at
net interest cost of about
$8,000
{»W',4V
ing,
1,
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the
i'-t
M
July
School.
(CDST)
purchase of
Treasurer's office.
,$203,000 school bonds. Dated July
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
Charleston Elem. Sch. Dist., Calif.
1975, inclusive. Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The $59,000 build¬
terest (J-J) payable at the County
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181, Treasurer's office.
1976
l'>
?
,
Dated
Elem.
San Mateo
Bona
June 1 from 1957 to
on
Due
ties
$87,000 build¬
Sale—The
Jut
on
of
Stuart, Florida
County, Calif.
fol¬
Ryan
seale
facilities
of
H1958! • ?•
&
Due on Aug.
IV2S.
1,800,000
&
cisco.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
;.
3001000 3%s!
1977,
interest
County
and
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
S.
Macy, Secretary of the Board of
■A
as
Bond
$43,000 building
Dated June
inclusive.
Dist., Tulare Counts
0.
»,
purchase
bonds.
on
!.
1.76%,
•
purchase
as
Bond
,
until 2 p.m. (CDST)
CALIFORNIA
Acres
receive
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
Feb.
'"-fy
Alta
will
Clerk,
County
Jr.,
jK-hJ
•H
about
3.23%.
1956.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
i;
'
Calif.
$41,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p.
2848—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco,
as 3 Vis, at 100.12, a basis of about
10,
V-:''
'■
follows:
$524,000 first series notes.
758,000 second series notes.
% t\
>
as
building
181, p. 2743. /
Sale—The
Bond
Arkansas
i*
$10,000
$32,000
of
V'
(EST)
p.m.
1965
ap¬
Westminster School Dist., Orange
price of 100.0004, a net inter¬
cost
■
d.
receive
proved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing
Shetterly
&
Mitchell/ of Ne
York City.
17—v.
$300,000 4M>s. Due on Aug. 1,1957.
Hudson School District,
i''
\'h. >t-
of
21
June
of
J.
—
will
1, 1964. Prin
cipal and interest (J-D) payaoi
in New York City. Legality
ap
Myers,
V:, ■A
&
by O'Melveny
Los ■ Angeles.
in
County
Legality
office.
proved
lows:
trict called off the scheduled sale
on
a
est
Happy Camp Union Elementary
Sch. Dist., Siskiyou County, Cal.
Bond Sale Postponed—Tne Dis¬
bonds.—V.
i
'
at
a.m.
chase
of
Bank
ings Association, of San Francisco,
build¬
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
p. 2743—were awarded to J. Barth
& Co., of San Francisco.
Sale—The
Bond
Treasurer's
8
the
callable
1955. Due
at 4 the
payable
(J-J)
to-f#n-
until
for
due
1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
Principal
and
interest
clusive.
$4,000,000jbuild-
Offering
Dated Dec.
purchase of $18,000 build¬
July
on
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
from 1956 to 1974
(CDST) on July li
a.m.
ing bonds. Dated July 1,
America National Trust and Sav¬
Greersburg Elementary Sch. Dist.,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 28
m-
11
for the
5 for the purchase of
building bonds.
Dated
July 15, 1955.
Due on July 15
from 1957 to 1970, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Selma, Ala.
Bond Sale—The
until
City Unified Sch. Dist.,
Sacramento County, Calif.
ing bonds offered June
p. 2848—were awarded
dicate
headed
by the
/
.
Smith,
B. J.
—
1984
Clerk,
recreational
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Santa Ana,
County
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
$400,000
;
payable
Town
Orange
County, Calif.
Offering
Bond
inclusive.
/.,4 Miami Springs, Fla.
\
;
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
10
Bond
bids
Trabuco School District,
1972
to
1973
11
a.m.
Sacramento
July
on
9
(J-J)
San Bernardino
Fontana Sch. Dist.,
geles.
(PDST) on June 28
for the purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from ly56 to 1980
inclusive.
Principal and interest
until
Francisco.
gasoline tax anticipation
warrants
was
sold
to
Watkins,
Morrow & Co., and Odess, Martin
&
Herzberg, Inc., both of Bir¬
mingham, jointly, as 2%s and
214s. Dated June 1, 1955. Legal¬
ity approved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Hayes, of Birmingham.
■
't. \
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
000 State
■'
■W'l
1,
on
(J-J) payable at the Couny
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Warrant Sale—An issue of $500,-
It?
yrrl
|,i4i
j4
Due
erest
Alabama
if|1
July
dated
are
July 1 from 1959 to
981 inclusive. Principal and in-
O. Gadsden),
(P.
County
bonds
The
955.
Hose, of Birmingham.
y
Due on July 1 from
Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
Bond
of abou
ou
Due
81,000 3V4s.
geles; or at any of the City's fis¬
cal agencies in Chicago or New
lork City.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Angeles County, Calif.
Los
1955
%
cost
follows:
as
$69,000 3V2S.
Ari-
Los
Association,
Savings
net interest
a
3.42%,
cipal and interest (F-A) payable
at the City Treasurer's office; the
Bank of America National Trust
High School District,
Puente Union
1966 inclusive.
to
1967 to 1981 inclusive.
by White, Bradley, Arant, All &
■
about
98.10,
inclusive. Prin¬
from 1956 to 1985
&
price of
a
Fox, Reusch & Co., Inc nf
Cincinnati, and Allan Biair &Cn
of Chicago,
jointly, at a price d
oi"$yoU,uuv
improvement < bonds.
1955. Due on Aug. 1
municipal
from
*
Due on July 1 from
4s.
45,000 4V4s.
Legality approved
New York City.
at
net interest cost of
follows:
1959
Trust National Bank,
Birmingham; American National
Bank & Trust Co., Mobile, or at
the First National City Bank of
78,000 31/4s. Due on July 1
1980 to 1994 inclusive.
purchase
Dated Aug. 1;
from
as
,>24,000
mingham
I'jl
Francisco,
a
$72,000 3 Mss. Due on July 1
1956 to 1979 inclusive.
Hannaford & Talbot,
to
awarded
$15,000,000
series A, highway bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
12 for the purchase of
i'
County Water
•resno
Montgomery), Ala.
Infe.
i
(P.O.
Alabama Highway Authority
'
for -rthe
12
to
(CDST) on July
bids until 8 p.m.
181, p. 2743 — were awarded to
raylor & Co., of Beverly Hills, at
i0U.07, a net interest cost of about
j.31%, as follows:
2848—were awarded to Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco.
ALABAMA
March
1
inclusive.
Florida
$150,000 water
offered
2743—were
June
17
awarded
Co.,
Phillips
2y4s and 2V2s.
Due
on
Davenport,
1,1
of
Dated June
June 1 fro™
inclusive.
///al,
Interest J-J-
approved by Charles
nicht, of St. Louis.
^
Chamonign County
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
Illinois
Champ**
rnlbe
Offering—E. A.
Secretary of the Board o
Bond
tion, will receive
sealed b hs
(CDST) on June 29
purchase of $/io,uuu
8 P-™-
for.
Number 5441.. . The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
181
olume
Dated July 1, 1955. Due
1 from 1956 to 1974 insive.
Principal and interest
1-N) payable at a bank or trust
mpany in the State, mutually
reeabie to the District and the
rchaser. Legality approved by
apman & (Cutler, of Chicago.
nds.
Nov,
and Washington Counties
inton
v
Illinois
Dated June 1, 1955, Due
from
1
Jan.
1974 in-
1957 to
-
siye. Interest J-J. Legality ap-
oved by Charles &
Trauernicht,
Louis.
St.
•
v'
Blue
No.
130
(P.
July
1, 1955. Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
First
Island), III.
ilding bonds was sold to
Bank, of Vevay.
Legality approved by Boss, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
Ottering*
•
Denton J.
McVey, Executive Director, will
sealed
receive
bids
until
9
mposed of Stifel, Nicolaus &
St. Louis, fl. C. Speer & Sons
and Ballman & Main, both of
.?
;
Cass, Pike and Brown
ounties Community Unit School
ist. No. IT (P. O. Meredosia),
organ,
Illinois
-
cost
lows:
of
about
2.66%,
as
-
0,000 2s.
1858 to
Due on Jan. 1
1967 inclusive.
0,000 23/4s. Due
1968 to
1975 inclusive.
County Sch. District No. 113
(P. O. Chana), III.
>nd Offering — Hershel Durm, Clerk of the Board of Direcs, will receive sealed bids un-
(CDST)
p.
2849
were
—
Trust
Co., of St. Louis, and Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas
City, jointly.
dale
Bond
County, Auhurndale-Fair-
Drive, Louisville), Ky.
Offering—Elmer
district
Secretary,
ceive
sealed
(CST)
Ma¬
V.
will
re¬
on
bias
until
2
p.m.
from
a.m.
June 30
on
1956 to
gality
Ackley, Iowa
Lincoln
Offering—Kathryn Grolinga, Town Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
June
27
for
the
purchase of
$66,000 sewer outlet' and purify¬
ing plant bonds.
Dated June 1,
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
1974 inclusive. Bonds due in 1966
and thereafter
are
callable
of
as
Dec. 1,
1956. Principal and inter¬
payable at the Town Treasur¬
er's office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
est
Clermont-Elgin Consolidated Sch.
District, Iowa
Bond
Offering—Gladys Hanson,
Secretary of the Board of Direcors,
will receive sealed and oral
(CST) on July
21
were
,
to
A.
I
The
bonds
1955.
to
the purchase of $38,000 buildbonds. Dated July. 1, 1955. Due
Ia*
Due
dated
are
on
June
1
June
from
1,
1956
inclusive.
1975
Principal and
interest
(J-D)
payable at
the
Lincoln County National Bank, of
Stanford. Legality approved
by
Wyatt,
Grafton
&
Grafton,
of
The
1955. Due
on
dated
are
Nov. 1
July
1,
Terrebonne Parish (P. O. Houma),
Louisiana
Corporation (P. O. Jamestown),
Kentucky
Bond Sale —The $100,000 first
mortgage bonds offered June 14—
25,000
Due
4s.
on
Oct.
Shelbyville, Ky.
Bond
G.
the
—
Lity Clerk,
announces that
Offering
Cleveland
will receive
from 1956 to sealed Lids until 6:^0 p.m. (CST)
City, Council
offered June 23
the
at
(P. O. Boston), MassC
Note
$31,651,00^
authority1
notes offered June 23—v. 181, p.
2849
were
awarded to Kuhn,
Loeb & Co., of New York City.
5.
5
&
Due
on
of
Dated
Jan. 1
inclusive.
ity
Co.,
23/4s.
from
1957 to
Interest J-J.
approved
by
Charles
Le-
&
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded to
Moines, at
interest
uernicht, of St. Louis.
$22,000 school
13
June
were
Sparks & Co., of Des
a
cost
price of 100.52, a net
of about 2.96%, as
follows:
INDIANA
Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Wanamaker), Ind.
Sale—The $150,000 buildbonds offered June 17—v. 181,
628—were awarded to the In-
papolis Bond & Share Corpoion, as l7/ss, at a price of 100.12,
asis of about 1.85%.
to
Norfolk
Mount Vernon, fhd.
Sale—The $850,000 water
cnue bonds offered June 20—
181,
p.
2744—were awarded t(
1973
on
■>
&
June 1,
1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Ban¬
nister, Carpenter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Dated
MAINE
Lewiston, Me.
Note Offering—Adrien
City
O. Anc-
will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (DST) on
June 27 for the purchase of $600,000 notes.
Dated June 30, 1955.
Due Dec. 15, 1955.
Treasurer,
Bond
Moville
Community Sch. Dist., Ia.
Sale—The
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
p.
2744—were awarded to the
Pirst Trust & Savings Bank, of
Moville,
as
2Y4S, at
a
price of
par.
KANSAS
Irving Co., Season-
Emporia, Kansas
and
W.
E.
Hutton &
as 3V2s,
cf about 2.47%,
Co., aL
at 100.38, a
osant
Twp. (P. O. R.R. No. 1,
Prnnington), Ind.
ond pffering—Clarence Lock,
Unship Trustee, will receive
Fond Sale—The
ng
p.
$750,000 build-
bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
2628—were
awarded to
the
Northern
Trust
and Stern Bros.
Co.,
of
awarded
were
&
Co.,
Chicago,
& Co., of Kansas
3ity, jointlv, as 2s, at a price of
00.01, a basis of about 1.99%.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Sept.
Shreveport, as
of
Due on June
1961 inclusive.
1 from
Due on June 1,1962
1963.
and
1967
to
1,1964
Due on June 1 from
1975
addition,
inclusive.
bonds bear a de¬
0.77% for the
tachable coupon of
period from Dec. 15, 1955, io
15,1956.
Rust on,
Dec.
La.
public
improvement bonds offered June
16—v. 181, p. 2291—were awarded
to White, Hattier & Sanford, of
Bond
New
Sale—The $350,000
Orleans.
Mary Parish, Sixth Ward
Special Sch. Dist. No. 3 (P. 0»
Franklin), La.
Bond Offering — B. E. Bou-
St.
dreaux,
School
Secretary of the Parish
Board, will receive sealed
bids until 3 p.m.
(CST) on July 14
the
at
Trust
Note
North Reading, Mass.
Sale—The $108,000
Trust
water
May 19—vi
181, p. 2292—were awarded to the
Middlesex County National Bank,
of Everett, as 2.40s, at a price of
tile
100.40,
a
manent
fered
June
were
awarded
21—v.
181,
the
to
2948—
p.
Northern
Co., Chicago, and Mercan¬
Co., St. Louis, jointly,
2s, at 100.77, a basis of about
as
Trust
bonds
p.
Arlington, Mass.
derson, Town Treasurer, will
re¬
ceive
the
sealed
Second
bids
in
of
care
Street
Bank-State
Trust
Co., Room 411, 111 Franklin St.,
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
29 for the purchase of $1,625,000
bonds,
as
offered
2292
follows:
Due on
July 15 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
r
300,000 Arlington school project
bonds. Due on July 15 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
275,000 street construction bonds.
Due on July 15 from 1956 to
basis of about 1.87%.
Bond Sale—The
$2,000,000 Stu¬
Building, Ninth Series
dent Union
bonds
offered
the
Shawmut
National
Dodge, of Boston.
a
2%
$1,000,000
were
group
from
Due
bonds.
1956 to 1971
inclusive.
1,000,000 2.40% bonds. Due from
1972 to 1982 inclusive.
Weymouth, Mass.
Gran¬
Bond Offering—Harry L.
ger,
Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
at
Second
the
Bank-
Trust Company, 111
Street, Boston, until 11
a.m.
(DST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $300,000 sewer bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
Street
State
Franklin
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Second Bank-State Street Trust
Company. Legality approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
Dodge, of Boston.
by
&
MICHIGAN
Mich.
Birmingham,
Sale—The
Bond
$125,000
gen¬
eral obligation artifical
ice skat¬
ing rink bonds offered June 20
—V. 181, p. 2745—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., of
Toledo.
Detour
Hadley, Hadley Water Supply Dist.,
22
June
composed of
Kidder, Peabody & Co., Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Goldman,
Sachs & Co., White, Weld & Co.,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
and Hornblower & Weeks, all of
New York City, as follows:
1965 inclusive.
at
1.90s, at 100.18,
University of Massachusetts Bldg.
Ass'n (P. O. Boston), Mass.
awarded to
$1,050,000 school bonds.
as
Trust
Street
Bank-State
Co., of Boston,
a
$135,000 school
May 18 — V. 181,
awarded to the
were
—
Second
Offering—J. Wilbert An¬
basis of about 2.36%.
Sale—The
Bond
Bond
offered
Somerset, Mass.
1.91%.
Twp.
Sch.
Dist.
No.
1
(P. O. Detour), Mich.
Bond Offering—John T. Nevill,
Maden-
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
skim, District Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed bids at the Merchants
tion, will receive sealed bids until
Note
National
175,000 23/4s. Due on June
to 1966 inclusive.
663,000 3s.
bids
Street
notes
$830,000 per¬
improvement bonds of¬
Massachusetts
1956 to
sealed
Bank-State
mains
able
to Barrow,
—
Raymond C.
County Treasurer,
Offering
Company,
111
Franklin
Street, :
Boston, until noon (DST) on June
28 for the purchase of $450,000'
court house bonds. Dated July 15,
1955. Due on July 15 from 1956«
to
1964 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at the Second
Bank-State Street Trust Company.
Legality approved by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Portland, Me.
Sale—The
$1,200,000 school Bank of Boston/Legality approved
181, p. by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
follows:
In
Mayer, W. C. Thornburgh
Cincinnati,
Leary
Dec. 1, 1974.
J-D.
Her, Woody & Heimerdinger
d "&
—
110,000 2Vzs.
inclusive.
Due
roup composed of Pohl & Co.,
il, Roth
2523
County (P. O. Dedham),
Second
Orleans.
bonds offered June 22—v.
1 from
to
1958
Bond
ond
Due on Dec.
2,000 2%s.
fanklin
Bond Sale—The
$285,000 2s.
$20,000 3s.
ond
Monroe, La.
Moulton Indep. Sch. Dist., Ia.
Chicago,
June 1,
housing
—
p.
.
and
The
—
local
2528—were awarded Warmington,
will receive
Kohimeyer & Co., of New
181,
.
Kindred
Sale
various
public
"^Tie bonds are dated July 15,
1974 inclusive." Legality approved on June 30 for the purcha^fe of
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago. $675,000 water and sewer revenue 1955. Principal and interest pay¬
*on« Park
at 'the Second
Bank-State
(P. O. Melrose), III. :
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due able
Decorah, Iowa
ondl Sale—An issue of $28,000
Street Trust Co., Boston. Legality
on July 1 from 1956 to 1993 inclu¬
Bond Offering—Charles Andernieipal building bonds was sold
sive. Bonds due in 1962 and there¬ approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
1
on, City Clerk, will receiyegealed after are callable as of
the Barclay Investment Co., of
July 1, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
)ids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on 1961.
icago.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Brockton, Mass.
"uly 5 for the purchase of $120,000 payable at the Louisville Trust
yne County Community Consol.
Bond Offering—Leo V. Clancy,
general obligation street improve- Company, Louisville. Legality ap¬
h. Dist. No. S (P. O. Fairfield),
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
nrnt bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Illinois
bids
at
the
National
Shawmut
Principal and interest payable at Chicago.
nd Sale—An issue of $33,000
Bank of Boston, 40 Water Street,
the City Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ilding bonds was sold to Harry
Boston,
until
noon
(DST)
on
LOUISIANA
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Wilson & Co., of Chicago, as
June 27 for the purchase of $125,er, of Chicago.
Jefferson Davis Parish
Consol.
and 33/4s.
Dated May 1, 1955.
000 bonds, as. follows:
e on Jan.
Garwin Consol. Sch. Dist., Iowa
Gravity Drainage Dist. No. 1
1 from 1957 to 1975
$50,000 water loan No. 1 bonds.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 build¬
(P. O. Jennings), La.
lusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
Due on June 1 from 1956 to
Bond Sale—The $205,000 public
roved by Charles & Trauering bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
1960 inclusive.
p. 2849 — were awarded to the improvement bonds offered June
ht, of St. Louis.
75,000 water loan No. 2 bonds.
Xowa-Des Moines National Bank 15—v. 181, p. 2291—were awarded
Due on June 1 from 1956 to
dyne County Consol. Sch. Dist.
Barrow,
Leary
&
Co.,
of
&
Trust
Co., Des Moines, and to
1970 inclusive.
No. 6 (P. O. Fairfield), III.
Iowa and Farmers Savings Bank, Shreveport, and Scharff & Jones,
The bonds are dated June
1.
nd Sale—An issue of $120,000
of New Orleans.
of Garwin, jointly.
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
lding bonds was sold to Bar3s
awarded to
Security Trust Co., of Lyrin,
1.15% discount.
uernichtf of St; Louis.
,
$800,000 nofes
were
Massachusetts Housing Authorities
improvement bonds offered June
22—v.
from
1
inclusive.
1971 to. 1975
Sale—The
Massachusetts
Bond Sale—The $275,000
Russell County Public Court House
H.
bonds
by
MASSACHUSETTS
^ Bond Sale-^The $350,000 build¬
1967, inclu-;
ing bdnds offered June 16 were
e. Principal'and interest
(J-D)
awarded to, Carleton D. Beh, of
yable at a banking institution
tually satisfactory to the pur¬
er and the School Board.
Lelity approved by Charles
&
approved
Louisville.
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
Des Moines.
Legality
Bond
ichool
Corwith Community Sch. Dist.,
July 15, 1955. Principal
(J-J) payable at the
C.
the
for
chaser.
Allyn & Co., of New York City.
v.
181, p. 2744—were awarded to
purchase of $525,000 Charles A. Hinsch & Co., of Cin¬
building
bonds.
Dated cinnati, at a price of $95.00, a net
March 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from interest cost of about
4.32%, as
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Legality follows: y
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
$75,000 3%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
jf Chicago.
;
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
12
Dated
office of School Board Treasurer,
or at a bank specified by the pur¬
til,
awarded
Lynn, Mass.
Note
and interest
&
; Bond Sale—The $240,000 school
building revenue bonds offered
June
$1,300,500
55
15 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Le¬
Chapman
County (P. O. Stanford),
Kentucky
Bond
an
1985, inclusive.
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
IOWA
of
$1,115,000 school bonds. Due on
July 15 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
185,500 school bonds. Due on July
Water District (P. O. 7139
Southside
son,
purchase
follows:
as
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
/KENTUCKY
■>ids until 1:30 p.m.
le
8:30 p.m.
181,
the Mercantile
to
Jefferson
the
offered
(CST) on July 6 for the purchase
$765*000 warrants. Due Dec* 30,
from
Jan. 1 from
on
V.
—
$587,931.52
bonds
June 27 for the purchase
of $270,000 water revenue bonds.
Dated >Feb. 1, 1955. pue on Aug. 1
1955. Due
•>
Hid Sale—The $300,000 school
ilding bonds offered June 20
V. 181, p. 2628—were awarded
the Mercantile Trust Co., and
mpsey-Tegeler & Co., both of
Louis, jointly, at 100.14, a net
erest
The
—
purposes
awarded
for
bonds,
Sale
June 23
The Health and Hospital Corp* of
Marion County (P. O. Marion), Ind.
a gioup
V
Bond
various
National
"y. Warrant-
In¬
M-^.
Wyandotte County (P. O. Kansas
City), Kan.
-
$400,000
icago.
terest
-
Civil
of
O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
.,
1 from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
1955.
ook County, Blue Island Elem,
chocl District
follows:
as
Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan.; 1, 1969 incl.
25,500 School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
1, 1956 to Jan. 1, 1969 inch-
and
■
ilding bonds was sold to NegJens & ROwe, of Peoria, as 4s
d 3%s.
bonds,
$25,500
Dated
ond Sale—An issue of $22,000
(CST) on
$51,000
uuiy 6 for the purcnase of
No.. 46 (P. O. Carlyle),
Hist.
n.
sealed bids until 1 p.m.
(2979)
Offering
—
Alex
of Boston,
Bank
Direc¬
Mezzanine Floor, 3C
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on June 28 for the pur¬
chase
of
$50,000 water supply
notes.
Dated July 15, 1955. Due
tors'
Room,
State Street, Boston,
8 p.m. (EST) on July 6 for the
purchase of $160,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
on June
1 from 1956 to 1973 in¬
and
Principal
clusive.
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company
designated by the pur¬
approved by Mil¬
chaser. Legality
July 15 from 1956 to 1980, in¬
clusive. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Merchants National
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Bank of Boston.
Garden City School
on
Holyoke, Mass.
Note Sale—The $300,000 notes
offered June 23 were awarded to
the Merchants National Bank 0.
Boston, at 1.18% discount.
The notes are dated June
1955.
Due
on
Dec.
1,
24,
1955. Prin¬
Legality approved by Storey
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, ol
Boston.
Offering
Bond
District, Mich.
William
C.
—
Fisher, District Secretary, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
June 30 for the pur¬
$1,250,000 building bonds.
1955. Due on Oct. 1
1956 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
(EST)
on
chase of
cipal and interest payable at the
National Shawmut Bank of Bos¬
ton.
of
Detroit.
Dated July 1,
from
cipal and interest (A-O) payable
at a bank or trust company des¬
Legal¬
Miller, Canfield,
ignated by the purchaser.
ity approved by
Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
56
The CommercM and Financial
(2980)
Hazel Park,
$185,000 spe¬
cial assessment paving bonds of¬
fered June 20—v. 181, p. 2745—
were awarded to the
City Bank
of
■■•3
Detroit,
at
follows:
as
par
$90,000 1%'s. Due on Sept. 1, 1956
and
Bank, of Duluth, jointly, as 2y4s,
at a price of 100.02, a basis of
MINNESOTA
Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
1957.
Anoka County Ihdep. School Dist."
about 2.24%.
No. 23
Bond
ing bonds offered June 20—v. 181,
p, 2850 — were awarded to the
Allison Williams Co., of Minne¬
apolis.
45,000, 2s. Due on Sept. 1, 1958.
50,000 2y4s. Due on Sept 1, 1959.
offered June 21—v. 181, p. 2745—
were awarded to Halsey, Stuart &
Co., Inc., New York City, and the
First- of Michigan Corp., Detroit,
jointly, at 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.46%, as follows:
water
181;
Offering
bonds
offered June
2850—were
p.
22—v.
to
awarded
J. M. Dain & Co.,
of Minneapolis,
2%s, at 100.13, a basis of about
as
2.73%.
r
Big Falls, Minn.
Bond
ais,
Ottering—Arthur
Village
F. En-
will
Clerk,
receive
from
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
355,000 2^s. Due on Oct. 1 from
July 11 for the purchase of $35,000 bonds, as follows:
$95,000
Oct.
2s. Due on
1
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
,
,1964 to 1980 inclusive.
Kalamazoo
r?'
•
Twp. Sch. Dist. No. 20
(P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Bond Offering—Carrie Smith,
District
Secretary, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 27 for the purchase of $214,000 building bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1956 to
1980 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank
to be designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
troit.
:
Mich.
$208,200 im¬
provement bonds offered June 20
—v.
181, p. 2850—were awarded
to the First of Michigan Corp.,
Detroit, at 100.02, a net interest
cost of about 2.16%, as follows:
$194,700 special assessment bonds;
1
$160,700 21/4s, due on June 1
,
'
from
1956
1959
to
inclusive;
and $34,000 2s, due on June 1,
1960.
general
13,500
as
inclusive;
Community
bonds.
1958
The
\
Due
on
1971
to
bonds
Bu i1 d in g
July 1 from
inclusive.
July
suitable banking institu¬
a
Due
2s.
to
1957
bonds
obligation
tion
designated by the successful
bidder;
Legality
approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle &
Macartney, and Moody & Springsted, both of St. Paul.
June
on
1959
1
from
County (P. O. :
Manhota), Minn.
Bond Offering — H. G. Stangland, County Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $166,000 drainage bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1956 to
1964 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest payable at a suitable bank
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Faegre
& Benson, of Minneapolis.
Fillmore
Joint
inclusive.
and
Houston
Independent
Counties
Lee,
'
"n
on
Dec.
1
inclusive,
v
due
on
from
and
Dec.
1955
1
1958
to
$180,000
from
23/4s,
1959
to
Clerk, will receive sealed
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due
on
works building
addition bonds at 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 2.75%,
as follows:
$20,000 SVzs, due
Jan.
1
,160,000. motor
vehicle
highway
fund bonds at 100.01, a net in¬
terest cost of about 2.63%, as
follows:
,
,
1980
to
in¬
Principal and interest
payable at a suitable banking
institution designated by the suc-
cesful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
$20,000 4s, due on
June 1, 1956 and 1957; $100,000 %Vzs, due on June 1 from
1958 to 1967 inclusive, and
$40,000 2%s, due
on
June
1
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Bond
Offering—Adolph J. GerCity Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 7 p.m.
(CST) on
July 6 for the purchase of $120,000 swimming pool bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from
gen,
1975 inclusive. Bonds due
1974 and thereafter are call¬
1958 to
in
able
of Feb.
1, 1967. Principal
payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the successful bidder. Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
as
and interest
!?t"
Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Offering—Margaret Wil¬
liams, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(EST) on
June 29 for the purchase of $2r
000,000 building and site bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
Royal
Oak
Minneapolis,
due
in
1974
and
thereafter
are
of Jan.
1, 1965. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-J) payable
at the Detroit Bank, Detroit. Le¬
gality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of De¬
as
troit.
(The
foregoing
bonds
were
originally scheduled to be offered
on May 25.)
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
:
Bond
.Noetzel,
Michigan
Offering — Sylvester A.
Secretary and Clerk of
the Board of Koad Commissioners,
will receive sealed bids until 11
(EST) on July 12 for the
purchase of $5,100,000 Metropoli¬
tan sewerage and sewage
disposal
system bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
a.m.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1990
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-J) payable at
company to be
Hennepin County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 24 (P. O. Robbinsdale), Minn.
Bond Sale—The
a
bank
Co.,
of Chicago, White, Weld & Co., B.
J. Van Ingen, Inc., both of New
York, Central Republic Co., of
Chicago, Goodbody & Co., of New
York, McCormick & Co., of Chi¬
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p. 2745 — were awarded to the
Northwestern
Minneapolis,
Shaughnessy & Co., of St.
Paul, and McDougal & Condon, of
Chicago, at 100.006, a net interest
cost of about 3.17%, as follows:
1958
or
to
1963
1964 to
1,160,000
Feb,
1 from
inclusive.
on
Due
1981 to
Itasca
on
olis, at
bonds
on
Feb.
1
Feb. 1 from
1985 inclusive.
2629—were
First National
p.
June
v
;
net inter¬
3.30%, as follows:
par, a
to 1968 inclusive.
1957
Due
on
St.
June
1,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
receive
will
Clayton. Missouri
Sale—An
16—v.
181,
awarded
to
Bank,
Bovey,
of
of
1 from 1957 to 1972 inclusive.
terest F-A.
In¬
Legality approved by
&
bids
Trauernicht,
of
St.
Lombardi
announces
$2,734,000 second series notes.
1,150,000 third series notes.
Bond
Offering
Village
loff,
—
Howard Dett-
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $29,500
street improvement bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1956 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at a suitable
banking institution designated by
the
successful
bidder.
Legality
approved by Briggs, Gilbert, Mor¬
ton,
Kyle
&
Macartney,
and
Moody & Springsted, both of St.
tf Boston, Legality
i e.Nati°nal Shawmu
Of
Bank
**
proved by
mer
^Storey, Thorndike, $
Dodge, of
&
Boston.
Coos
County (P. O. Berlin), N.
Note Offerins-J.
Arthur
chase
June
on
of
.
30
I
Sul
will rp
2
for
the
pm
$100,000
notes. Dafp
July 14, 1955. Due Dec. 19,1955
Nashua, N. H.
Bond' Sale—The
$300,000 schoi
bonds- offered June 23—v.
181
2850—were awarded to
Dwindel
Harkness
&
Hill,
of
Boston a
2.10s, at 100.05, a basis of abou
1.90%.
^
NEW JERSEY
Brigantine, N. J.
Bond Offering—Robt. M.
Ernes
City
bids
6
Clerk, will receive seale
until4;30 p.m. (DST) on Jul
the
purchase of $99,00
school bonds. Dated June 1, 1951
Due on June 1 from 1956 to 197
for
Principal
interes,
and
(J-D) payable at the Boardwall
National Bank, Atlantic City. Le
Louis.
Delafield &
Pagedale, Mo.
Sale—An issue of
Bond
$75,00C
bonds was sold tc
Zahner & Co., of Kansas City, as
3s, 23/4s and 2y2S. Dated May 1,
public
1955.
gality
park
Due
on
March
inclusive.
1975
Legality
approved
from
1
Pemiscot
Interest
195fc
M-S
by Charles
&
Bond Sale—The $140,000 build
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 18
2745—were
p.
Co., of Newark,
2.40s, at 100.11, a basis of aboij
2.38%.
$100,000
bonds
was sold
to the
Bank, of Memphis,
23/4s and 2y2S. Dated May 1,
1975
on
March- 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Interest
M-S.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
St. Louis County Reorganized Sch
Dist. No. R-6 (P. O. Ferguson),Mo
$150,000
building bonds was sold to the
City National Bank & Trust Com¬
pany, of Kansas City, as 2%s, 2y2S,
and 2y4s. Dated June 1, 1955. Due
Feb.
on
1
from
1956
Interest
clusive.
approved
by
1975 in¬
to
F-A.
Charles
Legality
Trauer¬
&
awarded to J.
&
Hanauer
Consol.
(P. O. Holland),
Bond Sale—An issue of
Due
Hawkin;
Harmony Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. 0.
No. 2, Phillipsburg), N. J.
Oakland, N. J.
-
Bond Sale—The $224,000
Missouri
building
by
Wood, of New Yori
R. D.
County, Holland
Sch. Dist. No. 1
1955.
approved
City.
publi
water bond
offered June 21—v. 181, p. 2746were awarded to J. B. Hanauer I
and
improvement
Co., of Newark, as 2.80s, at 100.1'
a
basis of about 2.78%.
Jcean County (P. O. Toms
New Jersey
River,
Reyl
Bond Offering—Emma F.
nolds, Acting Clerk of the
11
until
bids
sealed
ceive
will rf
Freeholders,
Chosen
of
Boarj
a-*1
(DST) on July 6 for the purchas
of $193,000 general improvemer
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due o
July
1960 m
intere.1
payable at the First Na
1
elusive.
(J-J)
from 1956 to
Principal
and
_
tional Bank of Toms River.
Legaj
ity approved by Caldwell, MaiJ
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of Ne.
nicht, of St. Louis.
MONTANA
York
City.
Deer Lodge County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Anaconda), Mont.
MISSISSIPPI
s
Pleasantville, N. J.
Bond
Bond Sale—The $250,000 build¬
Indianola, Miss.
;v
S*
Aug. 2, 1955.
Due on
Feb. 10, 1956. Legality approved
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
ing bonds offered June 15—v. 181,
p. 2629—were awarded to Piper,
Jaffray & Hop wood, of Minneap¬
olis, as 2%s.
ment
equip!
"j
awarded j
Sale—The $33,000
June 20
offered
bonds
Gallatin County School District No
Paul.
d
r"
w
30.
payable
inclusive.
Dated
Bond Sale—An issue of
Spring Valley, Minn.
until
Dated
that the Au¬
will- receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 6
for
the
purchase of $3,884,000
preliminary loan notes, as follows:
thority
to
Mitchell, of New York City.
on
City Land Clearance for
Redevelopment Authority, Mo.
as
Aug. 2, 1955.
Due on
10, 1956. Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
; bids
June 27
chase
Note Offering—Chairman C. E.
the purchase of $2,854,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes, as follows:
Dated
(DST)
Wallace
win
Treasurer,
Kansas
First National
$1,106,000 first series notes.
1,748,000 second series notes.
seated
(DST)
$160,000 improvement bonds was sold
to Stern Brothers-& Co., of Kan¬
sas
City, as 2y4s, 2s and l3/4s.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
Due on Feb.
until 1 p.m. (EDST) on July 6 for
181, p. 2746 — were
Boland, Saffin & Co., New Yoil
City, as 2%s, at 100.03, a basis (j
about 2.61%.
Sale—The $550,000 water
revenue bonds offered
Bond
and
June
16—v.
son,
at
;
a
.
price of ipo.06.
Jackson, Miss,
Bonds Not
June
Point Pleasant
(P. O. Route 4, Bozeman),
Bond
Sold—Bids received
bids until 8 p.m.
(MST) or
July 12 for the purchase of $3,200
building bonds. Dated July
1,
Bond
County, Sidonline Consol.
Bond Sale—An issue of $10,000
was sold to the Bank
school bonds
of
Greenwood, as 2^s.
Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
M-N.
inclusive.
Legality
Charles
&
Interest
approved
Trauernicht,
of
by
St.
Louis.
Mississippi
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
Offering—O.
Weldon
B.
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on July 3
for the purchase of $29,300 build¬
ing bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Amortization
first
the
bonds
will
be
the
choice; serial bonds will be
second
choice
of
the
School
Board.
improvement
$40,000
bonds
was
the
i
Boai
seaie
(DST) on
purchase of
building bonds.
River
*
Edge School
Bond
Sale
-
The
$1,400,0
building bonds offered Ju
-v. 181, p.
2746-were
to a group composed ot £> *'•
awarde
Ingen & Co., Inc., of
Bank,
of New
Co., 0
York, Fidelity Trust Co. w
National- State
Boland,
Saffin
&
Co.,
B.
Hanauer_&
R. Ross & Co..
F. R.
Cole & W
Berlin, N. H.
Note Offering—Louis DeLorge,
Jr., City Treasurer, will receive
MacBride, Miller & Co"' r
Newark,' and Ewing
Montclair;- as 2.80s, at 10
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
basis of about
(DST)
on
,
both ot
Byrne and Phelps,
Co.j Roosevelt & Cross, all
Hanauer &
York;. J.
NEW HAMPSHIRE:
Lucedale Special Consol, Sch. Dist.,
for
1955. Interest J-J.
p. 2745—for
purchase of $250,000 public Yellowstone County Sch. Dist. No. 3
(P. O. Billings), Mont.
improvement bonds were rejected.
Sch. Dist. (P. Oi Sidon), Miss.
12
N.
Mrs. Irene
Manry, District Clerk, will receive
15—v. 181,
1965
—
Whitten, Secretary of the
of Education, $ill receive
Offering—Mrs. Lillian D.
the
to
School District,
"Bond Offering
Montana
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
181,
p. 2629—were
awarded to Alvis & Co., of Jack¬
on
SO
sewer
the
and Northern Minnesota National
issue
o>r,
N. H
-
hyan, County Treasurer,
ceiye^ sealed bids until
MISSOURI
Offerings—Chairman Nick
J. Smith announces that the Au¬
sealed
^
Due in 14 years.
Note
receive
11
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Housing and Redevelop¬
ment Authority, Minn.
will
bids until
sealed
11 a.m. (CST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $35,000 school bonds.
to
Paul
thority
Wells,
W.
J.
—
Louis.
$850,000 3.40s. Due on June 1 from
1956
County Indep. Sch. Dist;
offered
2%s, at 100.18, a
price of
a
est cost of about
LeFlore
No. 2 (P. O. Coleraine), Minn.
Bond Sale—The-$100,000 school
trust
or,
$1,410,000 im¬
provement bonds offered June 16
•v, 181, p. 2629—were awarded
to a group Composed by J, M.
Dain & Co., Northwestern Na¬
tional Bank, both of Minneapolis,
John Nuveen & Co., Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, both of
Chicago, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneapolis, Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., Harold E. Wood
& Co., both of St. Paul, WoodardElwood
& Co., of Minneapolis,
Caldwell - Phillips Co., Shaugh¬
nessy & Co., both of St. Paul, and
E. J. Prescott & Co., of Minneap¬
Feb. 1 from
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
610,000 3.20s. Due
as
Bank
Richfield, Minn.
1969 inclusive.
3.10s.
National
Sale—The
Bond
cago,
240,000 3y4s. Due
Offering
Bond
Minnesota
$2,250,000 build¬
on
Bond
Ind. Cons. Sch.
District No. 44 (P. O. Perham),
comnosed of John Nuveen &
Due
ceive*
Otter Tail County
ing bonds offered June 21—v. 181,
2629—were awarded to a group
$240,000 4s.
1958; Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at a
suitable banking institution des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
p.
interest
designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
&
Moody
Springsted, of St. Paul.
f**om 1956 to 1980 inclusive. Bonds
callable
and
of July 1,
n^fe^
City
Jones,
Wayne County Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waynesboro), Miss.
Concord,
r
Note
the purchase of
on Ji*ly 5 for
$30,000 school im¬
provement notes. Due from 1956
to 1960, inclusive.
,
.
.
r.t
195V Du
5
5o>
til 7:30 p.m. (CST)
are
Feb.
Hastings, Minn.
'
*
1958
clusive.
1975 inclusive.
.
from
as
thereafter
1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Mrs. Odell
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 14
for the purchase 6f $390,000 .build¬
public
p.m.
350,000 3.20s. Due on June 1 from
(P. O.
the First of
,
callable
and
3.30s.
1969.:
District
$200,000
1959
in
due
210,000
Sale—The $360,000 bonds
offered June 20 were awarded to
Michigan Corp., De¬
troit, and Braun, Bosworth ,& Co.,
of Toledo, jointly, as follows:
2
from 1956 to 1973 inclusive. Bonds
Mabel), Minn.
Royal Oak, Mich.
until
29 for the pur¬
drainage bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
Consolidated
School District No. 6
Bond
H. E. Chris-
—
bids
sealed
ceive
1,
1955. Principal and interest pay¬
able at
Offering
tianson, County Auditor, will re¬
27
June 28 for the
purcha«iA
000 notes. Dated
July l
Dec. 20, 1955.
'
Clerk, will receive sealed bids un¬
Charles
dated
are
Bond
Lucedale
of
Bank
Note Offering—A. J. Read, City
Minnesota
basis of about 2.72%.
Blue Earth
Lincoln Park,
Bond Sale — The
;
$10,006 water works bonds. Due
on July
1 from 1956 to 1965
25,000
(P. O. Fairmont),
on June
chase of $430,000
The $130,000
—
Martin County
(CST)
Aurora, Minn.
Bond
Howell, Mich,
Bond Sale—The $450,000 gen¬
eral obligation storm sewer bonds
build¬
the
to
2y4s.
as
Picayune Separate Sch. Dist., Miss.
(P. O. Fridley), Minn.
Sale—The $45,000
sold
Chronicle.,. Monday
June
2.79%.
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Number 5441... The Commercial
Volume 181
and Financial Chronicle
(2981)
NEW MEXICO
Manhattan Bank, New York
City,
National
Commercial
Bank
&
Albuquerque, N. MeX.
Trust
Co., Albany, Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades & Co., Bache & Co., and
Gregory & Son, all of New York
City, as 2.20s, at 100.27, a basis
Bond Sale—The $2,359,000 bonds
offered June .20—v. 181, p. 2525—
were awarded to a group com¬
posed of Phelps, Fenn & Co., New
York Cityj; Mercantile Trust Co.,
of
Louis, Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp., W. H. Morton & Co.,
Andrews & Wells, Inc., all of New
York City, Barret, Firth, North &
Co., Kansas City, and Quinn &
Co., of Albuquerque, as follows:
Bedford,
St.
$240,000 fire bonds at
interest
net
2.96%,
Bond
as
1956
Bedford,
$160,000 2%s, due
on
and
June 23
and
awarded to
were
composed
bonds
a
group
B. Gibbons
George
of
offered
&
inclusive;
$96,000 2%s, due on July
1975 inclusive.
Cohoes, N. Y.
Offering—Arthur
Bond
E.
due
sealed bids until
ceive
July 1 from 1961 to
inclusive; $115,000 23/4S,
July 1 from 1966 to
inclusive; $120,000 2.90s,
!
due
July 1 from 1969 to
inclusive; and $150,000
on
1971
23/4s, due on July 1 from
1972
Bond
Sale—The
were
to the Marine
Co., Chicago, and Zahner & Co.,
St. Louis, jointly, at 100.03, a net
interest cost of about 3.30%, as
Ifollows:
Pi 15,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from
inclusive.
285,000 3V4s. Due on July 1
1964 to 1975 inclusive.
|Carlsbad
from
Neu)
Mexico
Bond Sale—The
$975,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 7—v. 181,
[p. 2405—were awarded to Boett.cher &
Co., of Denver, Lucas,
|Eisen & Waeckerle, of. Kansas
City, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Denver, Quinn & Co., Albuquer¬
que, and Zahner & Co., of Kansas
City, as par, a net interest cost
of about 2.24%, as follows:
$100,000
1.40s.
Due
on
July
1,
1956.:
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
75,000
July
July
July
July
July
July
Due July
2.15s. Due July
2.20s. Due July
1.55s.
1.65s.
l%s.
1.85s.
1.95s.
2.05s.
2.10s.
Due
Doe
Due
Due
Due
Due
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1,
1957.
1958.
1959.
1960.
1961.
1982.
1963.
1964.
1965.
additional
interest representing the differ¬
ence between the abovementioned
rates and 2 V2% during the period
from July 1, 1955 to Jan. 1, 1958
The
bonds
will
bear
inclusive.
NEW YORK
Albany, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $2,450,000 vari¬
ous
purposes
bonds offered June
2850—were awarded
22—v. 181,
p.
to
composed of the Chase
a
group
ern
at
181,
p.
street
a
June
2850—were awarded
Trust Co. of West¬
New York, of
100.07,
Buffalo,
as
1.90s,
basis of about 1.88%.
Bond
City School District, N. Y.
Offering—Mary H. Judge,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on June
28
for
the
Sayville,
Larchmont, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
W.
—
receive
sealed
(DST)
chase
of
bids
June
on
&
p.m.
pur¬
Dated April 15, 1955.
1959
inclusive.
April
15
from
1956
to
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
the District Treasurer's office.
at
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New
Yorl$; City.
Heckler
&
Galloway,
road
of
awarded
Trust
Co.
of
York, of Buffalo,
basis
of
as
(P. O.
Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $38,500 fire
—
truck
and
bonds
fire house construction
June
offered
22
—
v.
181,
2850 — were awarded to the
Schenectady Trust Co., of Sche¬
p.
nectady,
as
2.40s, at 100.05, a basis
of about 2.38%.
$3,335,000 notes
offered June 22—v. 181, p. 2851—
New
Bank, and the Guaranty
Co., both of New York City,
jointly, at 1.17% interest, plus a
premium of $33.
Trust
Graham,
will
receive
(DST)
a.m.
NORTH
on
July 7 for the purchase of $120,000
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1994,
Principal
Bond Offering
Bond
City Sch.
Offering—A.
Dated
bonds.
June
clusive.
June
1,
1956
from
1
Principal
payable at
(J-D)
&
1984
to
the
Co., of Norwich.
Legality approved by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of N. Y. City.
Oswego City School District, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$2,200,000
—
building bonds offered June 21
181, p. 2746—were awarded
to a group composed of the First
National Bank of Chicago, Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, L. F.
—v.
& Co., Dean Witter &
Co., and R. L. Day & Co., all-of
New York City, as 2V4S, at 100.19,
basis of about 2.23%.
Ovid, N.
Bond
Offering
(DST)
on
of
chase
Dated July
I slip
and
1956 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
and
Smithtown
Union
Free
Hauppouge), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $1,447,000 bonds
offered June 22—v. 181, p. 2746—
payable
(J-J)
interest
National
First
the
Ovid. Legality
>
Bank
of
approved by Reed,
Oyster Bay Central Sch. Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Syosset), N. Y.
Bond Offering—James J. Farren,
will
Clerk,
District
receive
(DST) on
June 28 for the purchase of $2,sealed bids until 2 p.m.
building bonds.
Dated
1955. Due on June 1 from
1978 inclusive.
Principal
100,000
First
at
the
of
New
by
Hecker
&
City Bank,
Legality apVandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway,
of
New
District
Farmingdale
(P.
O.
Oyster
Bay), N. Y.
Offering—Henry M. Cur-
Town
will
Clerk,
receive
(DST) on
purchase of $375,-
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
June 28 for the
000
improvement
bonds. Dated
June 1 from
June 1, 1955. Due on
Ra¬
1957
to
Bond Offering —L. E.
Correll,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
July 5
the purchase of $45,000
gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated
for
July
1, 1955. Due on July 1 from 1957
to 1970. inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
suitable
bank
;
sealed
N. C.
f
E. Easter-
Offering —W.
bids
his
at
office
in
Ra¬
sanitary sewer bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1958
to
1967 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable in New
City. Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shatterly &
Mitchell, of New York City.
York
Hertford
County (P. O.
Winton),
Carolina
North
Bond Offering
bids
sealed
—
his
at
W. E. Easter-
office
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
for the purchase of $145,000
Due
on
Dated June 1,
1
June
inclusive.
1966
from
Principal
1956
and
(J-D) payable in New
York City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn,
of New York City.
interest
Hillsboro, N. C.
Bond Offering — W. E.
sealed
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
will receive
sealed bids at his office in Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28
for the
purchase of $50,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1970
Principal
inclusive.
and
interest
(J-D) payable in New York
City.
by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shatterly & Mitchell, of
approved
Legality
New York
City.
Leakesville, N. C.
Bond
to
Offering—Harry J. Brown,
of
Finance, will receive
bids
until noon (DST) on.
July 14 for the purchase of $338.000
street
improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1965, inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Co., Cleve¬
land. Legality approved
by Squire.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Chagrin Falls, Ohio
;
'Bond Offering—Glayds M. Fos¬
_
ter,
Sale—The $250,000 water
sewer
bonds offered
June 21
2851—were awarded
the First Securities Corn., of
181,
p.
and Byrne and Phelps,
Inc., New York City, jointly, at
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.99%, as follows:
Durham,
$34,000 6s.
1957
to
27,000 23/4s.
1961
to
Due on June
1960
1 from
inclusive.
Due on June 1 from
1963
Village
sealed
bids
Clerk,
until
will
receive
(DST) on
July 19 for the purchase of $200,000 sewage treatment plant bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
noon
cipal and interest
at
the
Central
inclusive.
(J-D)
National
payable
Bank
of
Cleveland.
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Note
Sale—The
$3,660,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered June
15—v. 181, p. 2746—were awarded,
as
follows:
to
the Chase
Bank,
of
New
York City, as follows: $1,500,000
at
1.04%
discount; and
$160,000 at 1.07% discount.
2,000,000 notes to Salomon B^os.
& Hutzler, of New York City,
$1,660,000
notes
Manhattan
at
1.06%
discount.
Cleveland, Ohio
Bond
Sale
various
—
The
17
issues
of
bonds
aggre¬
gating $13,225,000 and offered for
sale on June 21—v. 181, p. 2526—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
by
the
First
National
Bank of Chicago, at 102.71, a net
purposes
interest cost of about 2.03%.
named
an
of
6%
The
interest rate of
2% for 13 of the issues and
a
rate
the remaining four, the
on
latter consisting of: $850,000 city's
portion paving bonds; $800,000
park bonds; $60,000 auditorium
improvement bonds, and $185,000
public service machine and equip¬
ment
bonds.
the syndi¬
City Bank,
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
both of New York, City National
Other
cate:
members
First
of
National
Kansas
City, Bacon,
Co., Laidlaw & Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., all of New
York, Fidelity Union Trust Co.*
of Newark, Hayden, Stone & Co.,
Bache & Co., Clark, Dodge & Co.,
all of New York, Weeden & Co.,
R. H. Moulton & Co., both of San
Francisco, Milwaukee Co., Robt,
Winthrop & Co., of New York,
Commerce Trust Co., of Kansas
of
Bank,
Stevenson
ernment Commission,
and
at * any
company
Ohio
Director
group
28
court house bonds.
to
trust
Brooklyn, Ohio
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28
for the
purchase of $75,000
1955.
payable
or
designated by the purchaser.
198fc
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
—v.
Bay, South
Water
1 from
China Grove,
City.
City.
Oyster
ran,
Hempstead, or
National
York
oroved
York
(J-D) payable at the
Bank,
June
on
Bond
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
Bond
Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O.
p.m.
from
Hempstead
2.96%.
4
1, 1955. Due on July 1
2746—were awarded to a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Geo.
B.
Gibbons
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Roosevelt & Cross. Chas. E. Wei¬
basis of about
until
bids
June 29 for the pur¬
$165,000 water bonds.
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Ad¬
ams, McEntee & Co., R. D. White
& Co., and Tilney & Co., all of
New York City, as 3s, at 100.46, a
Y.
Grain, Village Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
in
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
Margaret Mc-
—
office
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shatterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
in¬
interest
National
and
his
at
inclusive.
Due
1955.
Trust
and interest
& Co., Francis I. duPont &
Due
Dist., N. Y.
Joseph Na-
tion, will receive sealed bids until
3 p.m. (DST) on June 30 for the
purchase of $2,373,000 school
bids
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on June
28 for the purchase of $142,000
water bonds. Dated June 1, 1955
toli, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
June 1,
1956 to
gold
sealed
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
DAKOTA
Casselton, N. D.
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
W. E. Easter-
—
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
interest
(J-J) payable at the National City
Norwich
CAROLINA
Candor, N. C.
and
June 1, 1983
on
awarded to the Chase Man¬
were
hattan
Henry), N. Y.
from
June 1 1981'
on
at the Cleveland Trust
Note Sale—The
water
ceive
basis of about
a
Rochester, N. Y.
Ma¬
1.73%.
Supervisor,
Hempstead Union Free Sch. Dist.
No. 26 (P. O. Levittown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $3,229,000 build¬
p.
1.70s, at 100.01,
1.69%.
13/4S, at 100.06,
as
about
sealed bids until 10
a
23—v.
181, p. 2850—were awarded to the
First National Bank of Brewster,
the
to
Western
Bond Offering—Leo J.
Bank
June
Sale—The
2850—were
on
offered
Due
NORTH
Bond
$190,000 county
1
inclusive.
1982.
County (P. O. Carmel),
bonds
$237,000 road
bonds offered June 21—v. 181, p.
Town
and
June
on
1980
and 1984.
New York
County (P. O.
Wampsville), N. Y.
a
Manufacturers
from
1
inclusive.
18,000 0.25s. Due
J
Trust
Bond Sale—The
Madison
at
Glenville Fire Dist No. 5
Inc.,
Putnam
New York City.
rine
No.
Due
to
18,000 0.50s.
2.55%.
(A-O) payable at the Han¬
Bond
1971
June
on
1970
90,000 3s.
Principal and in¬
Bank, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
purchase of $974,000
equipment bonds.
Dated June
Co.,
over
Sykes,
Dist.
Co., of Buffalo,
Roosevelt & Cross, W. H. Morton
& Co. & Co., R. D. White &
Co.,
all of New York, and Kenower,
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit, as
2.60s, at 100.59, a basis of about
$52,000 public improve¬
on
terest
2
Sch.
Due
to
and
Central
Traders
will
the
for
&
composed of Marine Trust Co. of
Western New York, Buffalo, Blair
Edward
until
29
Co., Oys¬
by
Wood, of
approved
$2,431,000 buildr
ing bonds offered June 22—v. 181,
p. 2851—were awarded to a group
as
-J.
Bracken, Village Treasurer,
and
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
1964
Bond Sale—The
a
Rothschild
Elmira
building
Municipal School District,
$71,000
improvement bonds offered
23—v.
1963
at
Lane, of New York City.
$400,000
2746—
awarded to John N'uveen &
to
in-
and
interest
the National
City Bank of Troy, Cohoes Branch.
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
offered June 20—v. 181, p.
1957
1975
to
Cortland, N. Y.
Sale—The
parking revenue bonds
off-street
1956
63,000 6s.
(P. O. Gowanda), N. Y.
16
price of 100.02, a basis
of about 1.89%.
'■•./v .V
re¬
12:30 p.m.
Principal
payable
(J-D)
to 1975 inclusive.
Additional
from
1
I elusive.
on
1968
June
Oystermen's
Bank & Trust
Co., of
Du-
fresne, City Comptroller, will
June
on
awarded to the
1.90s, at
Hanover
$38,500 fire
offered
Legality
Delafield
Dayton, Perrysburg, Otto,
Collins, North Collins, Concord and
Bank of Troy.
net
interest, cost of about
| (DST) on June 28 for the pur¬
2.97%, as follows: $120,000 6s, chase of
$474,000 street and bridge
due on July 1 from 1957 to
I bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
1960 inclusive; $170,000 2%s,
on
1965
were
bonds
inclusive.
Co., of Rochester, as 2.70s, at
100.59, a basis of about 2.63%.
2.90s/ due on July 1
1969 to 1971 inclusive;
675^000. water, bonds at 100.23, a
due
Sal e—The
&
1
1 from 1972 to
\a
Bond
apparatus
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold &
Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
of New York City, and Sage, Rutty
$74,000
from
district
sewer
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Persia,
Bay.
Hawkins,
Sayville Fire District (P. O.
Sayville), N. Y.
Moriah (P. O. Port
Brighton (P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $635,000 water
on July
1
1960 inclusive;
1968
Co.,
Trust
&
New York City.
on
Wood, of New York City.
due
to
(DST)
Mount Kisco,
or at the First National City Bank
of New York City.
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
July
23/4s, due on July
1966
from
Pound
and
June 1 from
1956 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
$133,000 2^s, due on July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive;
$75,000
Castle
1, 1955. Due
County
Bache
basis of about 2.88%.
960,000
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
to
Weeks,
ment bonds.
District Clerk, will receive
June
1980
ter
July 7 for the purchase of $2,building
bonds.
Dated
on
to
Co.,
and John Small &
Co., all of New
York City, as
2.90s, at 100.22, a
bonds.
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
494,000 sanitary sewer bonds at
100.25, a net interest cost of
about
2.95%, ' as
follows:
1957
f
Bond Offering—Donald W. Ko-
foed,
1956
com¬
North Shore Bank Trust
&
on
Ridge Central School Dist. No. 2
(P. O. Mount Kisco), N. Y.
$130,000 2.90s, due on July 1
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive;
from
receive
City.
New
group
blower
Dated
May 1 from
inclusive. Principal
1975
a
and interest
Due
$150,000 2%s, due on July 1
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive;
us,
to
New York
$270,000 2V2S, due on July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive;
$116,000
will
(M-N) payable at the
County Trust Co., Katonah. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
inclusive.
1 from
Clerk,
and interest
*
and
Offering—J. Gilson Mill¬
$750;000
building
May 1, 1955. Due
950,000 storm sewer bonds at
100.57, a net interest cost of
about
2.95%, as follows:
$240,000 6s, due on July 1
from 1957 to 1960 inclusive;
,,
1
to
posed of C. J. Devine & Co., Horn-
Salem
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on
June 30 for the purchase of $1,-
on
1975
North
Ridge Union Free Sch.
(P. O. Katonah), N. Y.
District
er,
a
about
of
Lewisboro,
Pound
awarded
were
I slip,
2.16%.
Dist. No.
100.28,
cost
about
and
follows: $60,000 6s,
July 1 from 1957 to
1960 inclusive;
$60,000 2V2S,
due on July 1 from 1961 to
1965 inclusive; $30,000 23/4s,
f
due on July 1 from 1966 to
1968 inclusive; $30,000 2.90s,
due on July 1 from 1969 to
1971
inclusive; and $60,000
:2%s, due on July 1 from 1972
due
to
57
i
'»:•
&
City, Kean, Taylor & Co., Glickenhaus & Lembo, J. C. Bradford
& Co., all Of New York.
Julien Collins & Co., of Chi¬
cago, G. C. Haas & Co., of New
York, Ginther, Johnston & Co., of
Cleveland,
Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
of
Winston-Salem,
Anderson & Strudwick, of Rich¬
mond, Third National Bank in
Nashville, Shannon & Co., of De¬
troit, Arthur L. Wright & Co., of
Philadelphia, Burns, Corbett &
Pickard, of Chicago, Woodcock,
Hess & Co., of Philadelphia, McMaster Hutchinson & Co., of Chi¬
cago,
& Shafto, Inc., of
Shaughnessey & Co., of
Lyons
Boston,
58
The Commercial and Financial C
(2982)
St.
Co.,
Schwinn
Paul, and L. B.
of Cleveland.
,
Johnstown-Monroe Local Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Johnstown), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $145,000 build[ng bonds 0ffered June 21—V. 181,
&
.
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Bond Offering
Edward
(DST)
of
sealed
bids
until
White
noon
23/
July 12 for the purchase
on
$350,000 bonds,
of
?
100 62
at
J.
A.
as
to
basis
a
bonds.
Due
Kent, Ohio
Offering — Francis
Bond
on
win,
150,000 off-street parking site and
Wood
City
Auditor,
will
Ker-
receive
(EST)
ders &
Sale
Bond
Dempsey} of Cleveland.
poses
various
The
totaling
bonds
fered
Columbus, Ohio
—
June
15—v.
bids
until
a.m.' of
11:30
of¬
100.25.
on July 6 for the purchase
$1,333,789.27 bonds and notes,
City
$1,050,000.00
recreational
bonds.
1957
to
fUS'i
for
&
•
1957
to
Due
on
terest
Bank
Dated
Sept.
Dec. 1 from
1,
1956 to
branrb
Maumee, Ohio
(The bonds
123,200.00
street
series
No.
Feb.
| bids until noon (EDST) on July 5
improvement for the purchase of $32,915.57 spe-
1,
143
notes.
proved
burger,
Columbus.
Dated
Due
cial
on
'
Aug.
assessment
construc-
sewer
tion bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1965
inclusive. Principal and interest
1957. Legality apby
Bricker,
MarEvatt & Barton, of
;| (J-D)
1955. Principal'
.(F-A) payable at the
City Treasurer's office.
payable at the National
Bank of Toledo- Maumee Branch,
1,
and interest
' May field,
_
-Bond
Ohio
Sale—The $48,650 special
water main bonds of¬
originally of¬
were
June
Conneaut, Ohio
Sale
The
treatment
sewerage
fered
bonds
offered June 22—v. 181, p. 2630
were .awarded
to a group com
North
Royalton Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond Offering —, William C.
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co., R.
S. Dickson &
Donnet, Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until noon (EDST) on July
13 for the purchase of $270,000
building bonds. Dated June 15,
Co., Wm. J. Mericka
Co., of Cleveland, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinnati, and John B. Joyce & Co.,"'
of Columbus, as 2%s, at
101.90, a
basis of about 2.60%.
&
1955.
to
Cuyahoga County (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Offering—Joseph F. Gorman, Clerk of the Board of County
will receive
(DST) on
July 7 for the purchase of $2,860,000 bonds, as follows:
.«
a.m.
„
bonds.
Oct.
,
April
on
from
1956
1
sealed
Road
im¬
Aug.
provement
Due
bonds, series B.
April 1 and Oct. 1
on
from
1956 to
lishment
Improvement;
and
for construction
April
1956
110,000
to
1
easement
tension
improvement
series B.
Oct.
1
Due
on
from
Ohio
bus.
$375,000 county
First National
Bank
&
bonds,
Dale,
Clerk, will receive sealed
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
until
works
bonds.
1959 to
Due
serially
1978 inclusive.
Road
bonds, series B.
1
and
1970
The
Oct.
1
1970
Relocation
Due
on
from
are
Unf0'n
National
Bank of
at
or
Bank
of
the
Colum¬
Legality approved by Squire,
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
noon
(EST)
July 11
on
for the purchase of $223,000
April
1956
City; Northern
Wert, Ohio
Bond Offering—John A.
Jones,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
age treatment
to
plant bonds.
Aug. 1, 1955.
dated
Due
1956
inclusive.
bonds
following: State Treasoffjce; Fjrst Nationa, city
bids until
Schaaf
semi-annually
Cleveland,
inclusive.
to
1977,
and interest
Aug. 1,
Principal and interest(A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Legality
approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
1955.
Van
Wert
Wert.
Squire,
on
sew¬
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Principa
(M-N) payable at the
National
Legality
Sanders
Bank,
Van
approved
&
Dempsey,
by
of
Cleveland.
Offering
Clyde Luna,
—
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
Education,
bids
sealed
until
2
(CST) on June 29 for the
purchase of $7,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1958
p.m.
to
Warrensville Heights,
Village Clerk, will receive
until
noon
(DST)
on
sealed
July 5
for the purchase of
$18,000 specia
assessment
improvement
bonds
181,
Field,
Cleveland, as
to
of4abouta?79^e °f 100-21'
about 2.72%.
bids
June 16—v.
2631—were awarded
Richards & Co., of
p.
Ohio
Bond Offering—Laura Shurmer
Bond Sale—The S225 000 build¬
ing bonds offered
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
a basis (from 1956
|
terest j_D
to'
building
Sold—The
bonds
181,
v.
*
Due
on
Dec.
1965, inclusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
2 (P. O. Hugo), Okla.
Sale—The $20,000 build¬
Bond
ing bonds offered June 14—v. 181,
2747—were
awarded
to
the
p.
^
»
Bank
received
until
on
June
for
In-
Legality approved by
8
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
of
Grady County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 28 (P. O. Chickasha), Okla.
Offering
—
J.
Clerk of the Board
R.
Martin,
of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on June 28 for the
purchase of $71,000 school build¬
ing
and
furniture
bonds.
Due
p.m.
from
1957
to
Jefferson
1966 inclusive.
or
Clerk
of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
June
28
for
$75,000
the
building
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1965 incl.
I
Setrt
y 1
Distl
Okll
Dubie, Ck
Board
receive
of
sealed
(CST)
purchase
of'
Education,
bids
June
on
until
30
v
7|
for
$360,000
buildj
bonds. Due from 1857 to T863
ir
OREGON
;
Central
Dist.
Co.,
the
New
Oklahoma
State's
fiscal
York
City.
Le¬
gality approved by
George C.
Fagin, of Oklahoma City.
:
V
trie
Sale—The
bonds
revenue
10—-v.
(/ti/if^follov
Lincoln-Peoples
(P. O. Newport), Ore*
$350,000 ek
Bond
at
in
j.
inciusi]
County Indep. School
the
Aug. 1, 1972
on
Trust
181,
offered Ji
2406—were
p.
to John Nuveen &
aware
Co., of Chical
Clackamas County, Damascus
S|
Dist. No. 26 (P. O. Oregon
City
Oregon
*
,
Oklahoma Educational Television
Authority (P. O. Oklahoma City)t
Oklahoma
Offering—C.
Chairman
receive
of
(CST)
bids
June
on
chase
of
Dated
June
F. Spencer,
Authority, will
the
sealed
until
28
$64,500
28,
for
10
the
a.m.
pur¬
bonds.
revenue
1955.
<
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Tulsa), Okla.
Turnpike—Fourteen contracts hao
let
of
as
connection
the
1955,
Okla.,
In
amounting
the
July
the
1,
$5,113,513,
million
dol¬
sold
Sayre,
foregoing
bonds.wj
originally offej
when
June 15.
on
&
'
;
Estacada, Oregon"'
Bond Offering «—R. R. Coc
City Recorder, will receive seal
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(PST) I
July 7 for the purchase of $52,1
general obligation bonds. Dal
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 fr|
1960 to 1969 inclusive.
Princil
payable at the F]
of Portland.,
interest
Bank
gality approved by Winfree,
Pc
Culloch, Shuler & Sayre, of
land.
-
-
to
the
estimate.
which
for
traffic
on
open
is
still
expected
original estimate of
exclusive of contin¬
during
The Dalles, Ore.
Bond
is
$50,176,853,
gencies, financing charges and in¬
terest
Note: The
not
report adds, the
Turnpike
1957,
reach
Shuler
'
National
original
Nevertheless, the
to
McCulloch,
.
below
of
(J-J) payal
County Treasurer's ctffif
Legality : approved by Winfi)
the
and
con¬
Prj
and' interest
cipal
at
announced
to
half
a
the
to
will
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
Authority,
Company,
engineers,
almost
was
line
state
that the total cost of the let
tracts,
a
the
to
report
a
Turnpike
Cather &
De
from
extend
Missouri
Joplin.
Oklahoma
Turn¬
Clerk,
sealed t bids
until 8 pi
(PST) :on June 27 for the pj
chase of $35,000 building bonl
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
Jul]
of
Tulsa,
-
Leuw,
consulting
District
ceive
in
construction
will
near
near
31,
Northeastern
which
point
May
with
89-mile
Oklahoma
Offering—Lillian 0.
derson,
<4
Fourteen Contracts Let for New
been
Bond
Portland.
Oklahoma
scheduled
on
inclusive.
bonds
are
dated Aug.
1,
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable
at
the
First
National
agency
bonds
dated
are
No. 2 (P. O. San
Springs),
Bond Offering—Ed
Aug. 1 from
on
1971
The
&
sewer
.
bonds-
Tulsa
and 1973.
Bank
:
inclusive.
20,000 2%s. Due
Bond
of
■"
Aug. 1 from
on
1967
1968 to
from
1
inclusive.
40,000 2V2S. Due
cost
(CST)
1962
50,000 2%s. Due
•
Aug.
on
bonl
sewer
/
\
p.m.
Due
facilitl
1958 to 1979
1955.
2s.
1957 to
lars
County Indep Sch. Dist.
Ringling), Okla.
Offering — W. J. Moore,
purchase
National
The
':
of
No. 14 (P. O.
p.m.
First
;
from
;
Co., of Oklahoma
follows:
as
pike
$235,000 building bonds.
Bond
the
Trust
$60,000
Garvin
29
&
City,
Hugo.
be
to
incl
]
access
sanitary
sive.
'
bonl
{Due from 1958 to 1980
incl
852,000 storm
$170,000 build¬
ing bonds offered June 14 were
Security First National Bank, of
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 9 (P. O. Lindsay), Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
-
1&
June
ftJ
1
«inclusive.
900,000
r
$107,000
offered
inclusive
department
bonds. Due from
1958 tods
'
2747—were not sold.
p.
awarded
Bond
Choctaw
No.
41
M
1962
sive..
900,000 limited
Oklahoma County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 53 (P. O. Oklahoma City),
1960 inclusive.
construction.
system
Sale—The
bonds
,
$175 OCO
offered
u
June
181, p. 2747—were awarded*^
First National Bank
v.
the
land.
.
.i,;
contr<
D:st. No. facilil
Oth
(P. O. Wamic), OreBond
Offering— W. L. DT1l:atei,
District Clerk, will receive se< &
C<
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Jul
for the purchase cf
$15»0^_bu
lti
ing bonck Dated July 1,
on
July h from 1956 to Pr¬
elusive.
Principal and in
(J-J)
payab7e
at the € q
Treasurer's
office.
Legality
Wasco
County Sch.
.
Kay County Dependent Sch. Dist.
No.
12
(P.
O.
Newkirk), Okla.
$8,000 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
Bond
June
Sale—The
22
—
awarded
to
181,
p.
the
v.
First
2851
—were
National
Bank of
Braman, and the Eastman
National Bank of Newkirk,
jointly,
as
1 %s.
The
Authority
in
December.
1954, sold $68,000,000 in turnpike
revenue bonds
through a nation¬
wide
group
of 467
investment
houses headed by The First Bos¬
ton
Corporation.
The
that
Authority
.operating
Turner
also
reported
revenues
of
the
Turnpike, extending from
City to Tulsa, were
Oklahoma
Latimer County
No. 1 (P. O.
13%
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Wilburton), Okla.
Bond Offering—R. E.
Cox, Su¬
perintendent of Schools, will re¬
higher in the year ended
31, 1955, than in the pre¬
ceding 12-month period.
ceive
Osage County Dependent Sch. Dist
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
June
chase of $125,000
27
until
for
8
the
p.m
pur¬
building bonds.
Marshall County Dependent Schoo
District No. 19 (P. O.
Madill),
Oklahoma
Bond
Cleveland.
Independence Village Local School
District (P. O.
Cleveland), Ohio
Not
City,
Oklahoma
Bond
airport bon
1958 to 1975
Due from 1958 to
1973
.
1955.
Choctaw County Dependent School
District No. 21 (P.O. Swink),
Dated
Van
inclusive.
220,000
B.
and
chit,ago:
Bonds
to
$
f
rJ
1
inclusive
auxiliary
1958
.
(P. O. Morrison), Okla.
1963 to
Catoosa, Okla.
Offering — D. C.
Bond
1979
235,000:: fire
Trust
Co., and R. J. Edwards, Inc., both
of Oklahoma City, jointly.
Town
(ci
a.m
50,000 cemetery bonds.
Due
.
County Indep Sch. Dist.
Oklahoma
hospital bonds offered June 21—
v.
181, p. 2851—were awarded to
on
Sanders &
Ex¬
to
(DST)
series
Due
15
Commerce,
April 1 and
1956
1955.
Trust Co
of drainage
Road
noon
Bank 0j New York
series B. Due
and Oct. 1 from
Park
until
to
urer>s
and
1970 inclusive.
Brook
at
ther of the
channel bonds,
on
and
the
Sept. 15 from
1972, inclusive. Principal
and interest
(M-S) payable at ei¬
Improvement;
improvement;
Alteration
Road
e
1,
1956
1970 inclusive.
and
ana
"snineni
payable
bonds,
March
on
420,000 Five Points Road Estab¬
Eng
bids
struction
Alexander
1956
ju]y 2q for ^be purchase of $52,000,000 Major Thoroughfare con-
1970
mclusive.
860,000
from
(State of)
Bond Offering—Ted W.
Brown,
Secretary of State, will receive
and
to
(J-D)
15
Principal
Ohio
,
Due
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
legal depository of the Board,
currently the Brecksville Bank,
Bracksville. Legality approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
$1,250,000
Wilson
Mills
Road
(Monticello Blvd.), series. B
/Tt/r
Due
1977
interest
Commissioners,
sealed bids until 11
20—v.
181, p. 2850—
were
awarded to Seasongood &
Mayer> of Cincinnati, as 3V4s.
$1,000,000
plant
June
.
Noble
20.)
assessment
Bond
350,000
Edwards, Inc., of
*
Due
.
Bond Sale—The
the
to
Due from
Oklahoma City, as 2s.
July 1 for the purchase of $60,000
j
Bond Offering—S. E. Klewar,
Dempsey,1 City Clerk, will receive sealed
1958
—
awarded to R. J.
ei
il®
will
10
$2,150,00 airport bonds.
Due
Muskogee County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 8 (P.O. Oktaha), Okla.
Bond Sale—The $10,750 trans¬
portation equipment bonds offered
June 21
v.
181, p. 2851 —were
1967 inclusive.
-t'
inclusive,
water
Cleveland.
bonds.
fire
station
equipment
jbonds. Due from 1957 to 1965
from
of
works
9,000
aids
on
|
—
from 1957 to
Squire,
&
water
on
until
l0J as
437,000 bonds, the purehase,of
follows:
inclusive.
Noj 6
$11,000
Klewer,
Principal and inpayabie at the Naof Toledo, Maumee
(J.D)
tional
Marie
Inman,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
June 27 for the purchase of $20,000 bonds, as follows:
elusive. Legality approved by
Sanders
Offering
Bryan County (P. O. Durant), Okla.
.
E.
noon
Due
1965
to
Auditor,
bids
sive.
Apache, Okla.
Bond
4965, inclusive.
in-
1966
the
1955
,
bonds.
S.
will receive sealed
(EST) on July 5
purchase of $9,000 im-
until
provement bonds.
Le-
improvement,
252
from
1
18
from
—
Clerk,
bids
Bricker,
Barton,
by
Evatt
street
series No.
1
inclusive.
approved
150,589.27
No.
Feb.
on
1966
Marburger,
Feb.
fund
Due
gality
playgrounds,
parks,
Offering
Wood
of
Bond Sale—Tne
Maumee, Ohio
Bond
follows:
Bank
the
Bowling Green, as 2V4S,
price of 100.24, a basis oi
fered
(EST)
of
as
to
2631—were
p.
Town
Offering—Agnes were awarded to Saunders, Stiver
Brown Cain, City Clerk, will re-. & Co., of Cleveland, at a price
sealed
181,
OKLAHOMA
Bond and Note
ceive
Jo
about 2.16%.
2631—
p.
Eleanor
—
City
sealed
1957
16—v.
a
pur¬
$87,500
181,
Offering
June ^
Offering' —Elizabeth
Bond
well,
County (P. O. Purcell),
Oklahoma
Bond
Moi|day,
of
at
June
July 7 for tbe purcbase 0f $i2j_
36 street improvement bonds.
dated
are
McClain
County
on
j}a^ed june l, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
Aug. ,1,1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. In1955. Principal and interest (J-D)
(terest M-N. Legality approved by
payable at the office of the Direc- Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
tor of Finance, or at the City's
Cleveland,
legal depositary in Cleveland. Le¬
Maple Heights, Ohio
gality approved by Squire, San-;
bonds
on
July 1 for the purchase
$75,000 building bonds.
Pybas, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(CST)
on
June 27 for the purchase of
$150,000 free fair bonds. Due from
^provement1956 to 1965, incl.
bonds. Due iOn337
Dec. 1 from
The
of
Dempsey,
(P. O.
Bowling Green), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $17,300 water
supply line No. 3 bonds offered
awarded
Dec- 1 from 1956 to 1965sine]I.'^
,
ab0ut
follows:
as
Sanders •&
County,
0f
2 69%
$200,000 park and recreational site
improvement
Co
&
Cincinnati,
awarded
2747—were
Schuele, Director of Finance, will
receive
Squire,
Cleveland.
ronicle...
Offering
—
L.
(CST)
on
June
No.
6
Bond Offering—J.
Clerk
Arnold,
Education,
27
for
the
purchase of $4,500 building bonds
Due from 1958 to 1966
inclusive
of
the
Board
will
receive
sealed
p.m.
(CST)
on
of
furniture
bonds.
Q. Cobb, Jr.
of
Education,
bids
June
$3,000
27
until. 8
for
repair
Due
in
the
and
1960.
Stephens County Dependent School
District No. 51
(P.
O.
Duncan),
Oklahoma
Bond
Offering
—
Harry Petti-
grew, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
Mayes County Indep. Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O.
Pryor), Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed
bids wil_
be received until 7:30
p.m.
(CST)
proved
PENNSYLVANIA
Chester
Redevelopment
Autho G0{,
Pennsylvania
Note
Offering
—
-
Director E.
1
^
m
announces
(DST) on Jug
the
purchase of
liminary loan notes. pain
until
gu
Juld
p.m.
2, 1955. Due on Feb. uh
Legality approved
Marshall, Trimble & MltcI
New York City.
y
Clairtcn,
er,
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1969 incl.
bids
Pa•
Offering—Wm.
City Clerk,
until 7
y
l
p
will rwe ve s
(DST)
p.m.
p
Cc
|I^0os
Poole
%^heii
Bond
W. EJ
Secretary
Coar
that
will receive sea ea
Executive
Wright
thority
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on
July 1 for
the purchase of $37 000
building
"Winfree, McC
of Portland.,,
by
Shuler & Sayre,
(P. O. Grainofa). Okla.
purchase
R.
Clerk of the Board of
will receive sealed bids until
7:30
p.m.
May
Phe£
ftarru
Scrib
Aspd
doss,
Whip
r,0' :
Ellis
Elkin
Number 5441... The C jfiimercial and Financial Chronicle
181
Volume
14 for the purchase of $350,000 Freeman & Co., Hayden, Miller
general obligation bonds. Dated & Co., King, Qpirk & Co., Laird,
Aug. 1> 1955. Due on. Aug. 1 from Bisseli Si Meeds, A. E. Masten &
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Legality Co,, Newharti, Cook & Co., Fairapproved by Burg win, Ruff in, man Harris & Co., J. W. Sparks
^Dickson City, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $55,000 refund¬
C. C. Collings & Co., First Se¬
curities
Company
of
Chicago,
improvement bonds of¬
and
ing
180,000 2Y4S. Due
fered June 22—v. 181, p. 2747—
were awarded to Fox, Reusch &
July 1 from
on
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
130,000 2.40s. Due
1970 to
July 1 from
on
1973 inclusive.
SOUTH
&
Co,, Stein Bros.
&
Boyce,
Townseixl, Dnbney & Tyson, Tripp
& Co., Warts, • Dulles & Co.
& Poiil, of Pittsburgh,
perry
A.
*
G.
Edwards
-;;;
The General'State Authority of the
i S; R. Livingstone, Crouse & Co.,
-/'-(P. O. Harrisburg), Pa.
{ Mead, Miller & Co., Peters, Writer
Bond Sale —• The $50,000,000 & Chiistensen, Samuel K Phillips
Sixth Series revenue bonds of¬ &
Co., Reinholdt & Gardner,
fered Jure .22—v. 181, p. 2631— Shannon & Co., Sheridan BOgan
Paul & Co., Walter Stokes & Co.,
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed by Drexel & Co., Phila¬
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Simpson,
delphia, Harriman Ripley & Co., Emery & Co., Inc., J. A. Overton
Inc., First Boston Corp., and Kid¬ Si. Co.. Tallage & Co., and Mcder, Peabody & Co., all of New Dougal & Condon, Inc.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
York
City,
terest
cost
follows:
•
$1,525,000
98.195,
of
.
at
about
net in¬
2.696%, as
a
.
1.70s.
Due
on
July
1,
*631
1958.
v
1961.
and
V
1,645,000 2.10s.
2s,
Bond
eral
9
Sale—The
000
$10,000
gen¬
obligation bonds offered June
were
awarded
to
local
a
July
1,
Due
2.20s.
on
July
L
^
1963 and 1964.
|
•
;
1,755,000 214s. Due on July 1,
1965.
,w- ■ :• ■ :*
1,795,000 2.30s. Due July 1, 1966,
1,835,000 2.40s. Due July 1, 1967.
5,780,000' 2V2S. Due on July 1
from
;
1968 to
2.60s. Due on July
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
Established
may
$330,000,000
of
projects
in
1949, the Au¬
issue bonds up ic
for the construction
to be leased to the
State at rentals
principal
and
issued
bonds
project.
As
sufficient
pay
on
the
construct
the
interest
to
to
10,
of May
1955, the
Authority had approved a total
of 509 projects and completed 406
at a cost of $132,819,527. The re¬
mainder
mated
to
cost
to
The
be
current
in¬
completed
issue
was
North Providence, R. I.
Bond Sale—The $220,000 bonds
were awarded to
institutions and additions to State
police
barracks; for new State
buildings, and for flood
ontrol,
parks
and
recreation
•ffice
&
2.96%.
the
Sale—The
offered June 22
the
Inc.,
Whjte, Weld & Co.,
C. Allyn & Co., Eastman, Dilon
&
Co., Equitable Securities
orporation, Hemphill, Noyes &
n., Lee Higginson Corporation,
troud & Co., Yarnall, Riddle &
0., Alex. Brown & Sons, Estarook & Co., American Securities
orp., Hallgarten & Co., Schaffer,
ecker & Co., A. G. Becker &
0:, Inc., E. W. Clark & Co.,
E. Hutton & Co., W. H. Newold's Son
&
Co., Reynolds &
0., Carl M. Loeb,
Rhoades &
...
&
$300,000
were
Legality
Danforth
&
& Co., Ernst & Co.,
approved
Danforth,
by
Sioux
of
Mitchell, S. D.
Bond
Offering—Miargaret Gales,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
until
notes
Hospital Trust
Co., of Providence, at 0.81% dis¬
The
notes
1955. Due
on
dated
are
7:30
p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $175,000 fire fighting and garbage dis¬
posal
equipment bonds.
Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
June 27 for the
Independent School Dist.
Volga, S. Dak.
Offering — Edward Lee,
and
The
1955.
oral
bids
until
9
July
1
from
1956
The
1955.
dated
are
Callable
July
1,
July 1, 1958.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
of
the
at
National
Bank
Volga,
Boston.
Bond
Blojunt County
Bond
Eichel-
for the
purchase of $200,000 elec¬
tric distribution system improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1980
inclusive. Bopds due in 1969 and
callable
are
as
O.
Maryville),
of
Aug.
Sale—The
Bond
school
bonds
offered
June
rural
21-r-
2747—were awarded to
Davidson & Co., of Knoxville.
181,
v.
p.
Lauderdale County (P. O.
Ripley),
T 6nfl6SS6B
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
bonds
was
$600,000
to
the
Corp., of
sold
Principal and interest
(F-A) payable at The Hanover
Bank, New York City. Legality
approved
by Sinkler, Gibbs &
Nashville, as 3%s and 3V4s. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
Simons, of Charleston.
sold
was
to
the
Co., of Dallas,
First
1968.
1957
&
Oconee
County
O. Walhalla),
(P.
to
Sale—The
house
bonds
181,
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
due
offered
June
14—
p.
of
of
par,
about
$90,000
a
2.29%,
2s.
1956 to
Due
as
interest cost
follows:
on
July 1 from
net
1962 inclusive.
nounces
that
sealed
bids will
the
Carrollton
State
El Paso,
15,
1956 to 1982 inclusive.
Sale —The $995,000 gen¬
obligation
bonds
offeree
June 16
v. 181, p, 2632 — were
—
the El PaS*
awarded to
Nationa
Bank, El Paso, at a price
100.001, a net interest cost
about 2.45%, as follows:
o
0
$413,000 2V2S, due
on
in 1971 and thereafter are
callable
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank, of Ballinger. Le¬
as
of June 15, 1970.
p.m.
pur¬
storm
water
drainage
system
bonds,
as
follows
$98,000 2V4s, due on July 1
1956
and $122,000
inclusive-
2V2s, due
1963
from
1
1962
to
to
school
1971
bonds.
thereafter
and
are
of
as
Midland, Texas
Sale—The $625,000 water
on
Jul}
inclu¬
1967
systems
sewer
bonds offered June
2632—were
revenue
16—v.
awarded
to
181, p.
a
group
composed of the First Southwest
Company, Hudson, Stayart & Co.,
both of Dallas, J. Marvin Moreof
Galveston,
and Rotan,
Houston, at a
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 2.86%, as follows:
Mosle
&
Co.,
of
$80,000 2V2S. Due
on
$545,000 27/ss. Due
1959 to
1981
Additional
general
at
the
to
May 1, 1957
1958.
and
220,000
from
$500,000
works and
July
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive
1
in
land,
$545,000 highway and street im¬
provement bonds, as follows
$132,000 2V4S, due on July 1
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive
and
of
Bond
Texas
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Sale —The
obligation
time
same
$580,000
offered
bonds
were
awarded
grpup composed of John Nu& Co., of Chicago, Braun,
a
veen
sive.
Bosworth
buildingr
bonds,
as
follows:
$57,00f
2i/4s, due on July 1 from 195Cto 1962 inclusive; and $73,00f
lumbian Securities Corporation of
130,000 park sites and
•
2V2S, due
July 1 from 1963
on
1967 inclusive.
to
100,000 fire station sites, build¬
ing and equipment bonds, a.1
follows: $28,000 214s, due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1962 in¬
clusive; and $72,000 2V2S, due
on
July 1 from 1963 to 1965
inclusive.
&
Co., of Toledo, Co¬
Texas, Dallas, Dewar, Robertson
&-Pancoast, Dittmar & Co., both
of San Antonio, and McClung &
Knickerbocker, of Houston, at a
price of 100.31, a net interest cost
of about 2.74%, as follows:
$100,000 3s. Due on May 1
55,000 2V2S. Due on May 1 from
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
425,000 23/4s. Due on May 1 from
1971
1978 inclusive.
to
Indep. Sch. Dist., Tex
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,001
of San Antonio, as
& Co.,
to Rus.<
follows-
UTAH
Utah
1987 inclusive.
to
and
1, 1988
1989.
June
1,
Hockley County (P. O. Levelland)
Texas
and
—
The $350,000 road
improvement
June 13
—
awarded
v.
to
181,
the
bonds
2632
p.
offered
—
Levelland
were
State
Bank, Levelland.
Hubbard Indep Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $260,008
school
bonds
sold
was
Seay & Co., of Dallas,
$22,000 31/4s.
to
as
on
1975.
are
June 1 from
dated
callable
as
$1,450,000 2s. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1963 inclusive.
June
1.
the
composed
Sale—A
group
Central
Investment
Co..
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.,
and Austm, Hart & Parvin, both
of San Francisco, purchased an
issue of $624,000 water works and
sewer system
revenue bonds, as
follows:
4
VERMONT
Bond Sale—The
$55,000
Y$riouS
bonds offered Jiwi? 21—»
purpose
181, p. 2748—were
awarded to
Peoples National Bank of
Barre, as 2.20s, at 100.14, a basis
the
of
about
2.15%.
t
Bond
Rutland, Vermont
Offering—W. Joseph
City
monds,
ceive
sealed
(DST)
Kingsville, Tex.
of
on June 1
1967 inclusive.
Due
1964 to
from
of June 1
Principal and interest (J-D)
Dallas,
2V4s.
1,500,000
v.
oayable at the Republic National
Bank of Dallas.
Bond
composed of the Har¬
Savings Bank, Chi¬
&
First National Bank of Port¬
land, Hornblower & Weeks, of
New York City, Foster & Mar¬
shall, of Seattle, Boettcher & Co..
Denver, First Security Bank of
Utah, N. A., and Edward L. Bur¬
ton & Co., both of Salt Lake City,
at
100.01, a net interest cost of
about 2.16%, as follows:
Henry
1967 to 1985, inclusive.
are
group
Trust
cago,
follows
101,000 3%s. Due on June 1 from
1986 to 1993, inclusive.
bonds
a
ris
Due on June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
Dist.
building bonds offered June 20
181, p. 2632—were awarded
1956 to 1966,
137.000 3V2S.
Alpine School
—v.
to
1955. Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
National Bank of Commerce, San
Dated
County,
(P. O. American Fork), Utah
Bond
Sale — The
$2,950,000
$146,000 3V4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
154,000 3s. Due 011 Feb.
from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Harlandale
be
Bonds due
re¬
3
the
Dallas.
Bond
June 28 for the
000
for
*
Bank.
eral
received until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on
purchase of $325,building bonds. Dated June
1955.
Due on June 15 from
until
30
July 1, 1970. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-J) payable at
a
bank to be designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of
Due on May 1 from
1981
1986, inclusive. Callable as 0
May 1, 1968. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N)
payable at the Texa.
Bank & Trust Co., Dallas, or a
1955 and
Ballinger Indep. Sch. Dist., Texas
Bond Offering—Superintendent
of
Schools
Ernfest
Caskey an¬
of
The President
—
bids
June
on
callable
3M>s. Dated May "
as
1955.
The
TEXAS
Columbia,
Huger,
Barnwell &
Co., of Charleston, and J. W.
Tindall & Co., of Atlanta, at a
price
Interest
$400,000 court
2631—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Trust
Company
of
Georgia,
Atlanta,
A. M. Law & Co., of Spartanburg.
G.
H.
Crawford
Co.,
Inc.,
of
v.
inclusive.
1981
South Carolina
Bond
Securities
Cumberland
as
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
Southwes
to
J-D.
1,
July 1,
1967
Dated
Bond Sale
$200,000
Offering
sealed
chase
T cfincsscc
berger, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on July 7
thereafter
(P.
dated
are
those maturing in
are
callable
Longview Indep. Sch. Dist., Texalt
Antonio.
Clinton, S. C.
Offering—H. L.
1,
1991.
gality
approved
by
Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas,
TENNESSEE
CAROLINA
1
cantile National Bank, Dallas. Le¬
Carrollton, Texas
on
First
March
1, 1966. Principal and in¬
(M-S) payable at the Mer¬
ceive
1961
bonds
March
on
on
Treasurer'!1 of the Board of Trustees will
State
building bonds was sold
clusive.
7,
Sept.
Bond Sale—An issue of $75,00'
water and sewer revenue bond
to
19,000 funding bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1964 in¬
Sept. 15, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston.
Legality
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Julv
on
1959 inclusive.
Due
Due
bonds
and
(CST)
on
Due
the
March 1 from
on
thereafter
terest
office.
a.m.
$8,000 street improvement bonds.
The
1955
and
bonds are dated
July 1
Principal and interest (J-J)
at
3%s.
3V4s.
1990 and
1968.
payable
City Treasurer, will receive seal¬
and
sold
Due on July 1 from
1962, inclusive.
93,000 2V4s. Due on July 1 from
1963 to 1966, inclusive.
49,000 2Vfes. Due on July 1, 1967
-
Bond
was
1958 to
South Dakota
Bond Sale—The-$30,000*build¬
ing bonds offered June 21-^v. 181,
p. 2631 — were awarded to the
State Department of Schools and
Public Lands, as 3s, at par.
bonds
1
from 1969 to 1989 inclusive.
108,000
$77,000 2s.
Treasurer's
Oelrichs
house
March
on
1968 inclusive.
to
468,000
$219,-
& Co., both of San An¬
tonio, jointly, as follows:
office. Legality
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
Minneapolis.
awarded to
count.
Co.
&
Sherrerd,
C.
F.
hilds & Co., Laurence M. Marks
Co., Moore, Leonard & Lynch
oosevelt
&
Cross,
Schmidt,
oole, Roberts & Parke, Shearson,
ammill & Co., Singer. Deane &
cribner, Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
spden, Robinson & Co., Auchinloss, Parker & Redpath, Bacon,
hippie & Co., Baker, Watts &
Bartow Leeds & Co., Blunt
His & Simmons, Courts & Co.,
Ikins, Morris
J-J.
Island
Rhode
.
Brothers
No.
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Inter¬
est
1961
Dittmar
June 27 for the pur¬
chase of $27,000 bonds, as follows:
syndi-
urities Corp., B. J. Van Ingen &
Stern
Butcher
District
addition and improvement bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
(CST)
Note
school
of
Due
32,000 2%s. Due
Columbian Securities Corp., and
until 8 p.m. (CST) on July 11 for
the purchase of $300,000 school
discount.
SOUTH
Smith, Barney & Co., Blyth
3
Co., Inc., Lehman Brothers,
helps, Fenn & Co., Union Se-
County
Indep. Consol.
1
(P. O.
Brandon), S. Dak.
Bond Offering — Gladys Rovang, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
School
ed
ate:
0.,
Minnehaha
Pawtucket, R. I.
Note
Sale—The
$90,000 tem¬
porary loan notes offered May 25
—v.
181, p. 2406—were awarded
to
the
Rhode
Island
Hospital
Trust Co., of Providence, at 0.83%
acilities.
of
Bank
Co.,
and
Seasongood &
Mayer, both of Cincinnati, jointly,
as 3s, at
100.28, a basis of about
to
psychiatric,
tubercular
and medical-surgical patients; for
improving State teachers' colleges
and Pennsylvania State Univer¬
sity; for improvements to penal
o.t
Sa^ngs
Provident
Pawtucket, R. I.
digent,
members
banking institution desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
nated
Trust
is esti¬
sold
suit¬
a
to
issue
2^s.
from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
County, County Indep.
(P. O. Port Lavaca),
Sale—An
able
City
offered June 21
the
payable at
Falls.
RHODE ISLAND
$142,123,282.
)rovide funds for adequate hospi¬
tal and welfare facilities for in¬
Other
about
of
—
■
Due on July 1
from 1974 to 1982 inclusive.
thority
basis
a
as
Washington County (P. O.
Washington)t Pa.
Bond Sale—The $130,000 gen¬
eral
obligation
bonds
offered
June 17
v.
181, p. 2631 — were
awarded to McJunkin, Patton &
Co., of Pittsburgh, as 2yss, at a
price of 100.44.
1
21,440,000 2.70s.
r
of Pittsburgh,
1970 inclusive.
6,090,000
.
100.10,
(F-A)
$16,000
Texas
Bond
>
on
1962.:
3,395,000
Bank
the
to
1.98%.
Due
'
«t
awarded
were
—
Sheraden
1,550,010 1.80s. Due July 1, 1959.
3,190,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1960
•
Thomhurg School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $9,000 building
bonds Offered June 17—v. 181, p.
Calhoun
DAKOTA
Corsica, S. D.
&
Sons, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Johnson & John¬
son, Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
gality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dallas.
"
Sch. Dist.
Folgcr, NolanrW. B. Hibbs & Co., vestor, as 4s.
Robert Garrett & Sons, Granbery,
Co.,
of Cincinnati, as 3^>s, at JVlarache &
Huron Independent School
District,
Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
100.04, a basis of about 3.49%.
South Dakota
berger
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Bond Offering—H. W.
Hughes
Marshall,
Co., Rand
&
Co.,
Scranton, Pa.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond Sale—-The $180,000, gen¬ Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Thayer,
bids until 9 p.m. (CST) on June
Baker & Co.,
Watling, Lerchen
eral o b ligation improvement
29 for the purchase of $350,000
& Co., Zahner and
Co., McJunkin,
bonds differed June 22—v, 181,
Patton & Co., John Small & Co. building
bonds. Dated
Aug.
1,
p. 2747 — were awarded to Mcr
Boenning & Co., Chaplin & Co., 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago, as
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
Schmertz &
Co.,
2%s, at 100.20, a' basis of about Cunningham,
interest
2.34%.
59
(2983)
chase
Si-
Treasurer, will re¬
bids until 2 p.m.
June 29 for the pur¬
$1,030,000 general obli¬
on
of
gation bonds, as follows:
$150,000
highway construction
bonds.
750,000 junior high
struction bonds.
70,000 street
50,000 sewer
school con¬
improvem't bonds.
extension bonds.
i
P'jv
I I: » >
•
! |U p
The
60
"'•Hi
11
.i!
i
:i 'h
struction bonds.
Dated
H
j
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
-
10,000 sidewalk and curbing con¬
*r',k
'
Due
1955.
1,
July
•
WASHINGTON
Bond
J Hi
Dank, Montpelier, or at the Mer¬
Gowan,
j;* )'i
chants
:1
i;{'
♦.•■•US
j Hi
iPf\
Bank
National
of
|,H<
Boston.
sealed
VIRGINIA
k.'H
>■>■{ 1
.
!'Ul
lU\.
Note
sell R.
p.m.
ihe purchase of
"ii
;■
.1 Pr
i
I hi
F51
'
•
Co.,
Chicago, and B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., New York City, in joint ac-
,
King County, Lower Snoqualmie
Valley Sch. Dist. No. 407 (P. O.
Seattle), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $190,000 build¬
Bank
the
to
awarded
2748—were
&
Fenner
at
Wis.
Bond Sale—The $140,000 school
bonds offered June 16—v. 181, p.
2748—were awarded to the Wau¬
follows:
$128,000 21/4s. Due on July 1 from
1957
1963
to
62,000 2V2S.
1964 to
kesha
1 from
Due on July
1966 inclusive.
National
kesha,
inclusive.
as
|
Irli
...Mark of PROGRESS in
17!
Railroading
I"*-,
Bond
Guinan,
Lb
i
y
"?S
will
Treasurer,
County
July 5 for the purchase
on
$177,800 building bonds. Dated
July 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
1957
1975 inclusive. The bonds
to
after
callable
are
10
1.92%.
from
years
June
offered
bonds
21—v.
p.
Hughes & Co., Indianapolis, anc
White-Phillips Co., of Davenport,
as 2s, at
100.64, a basis of about
of
■M
School
•
•
,
date of issue.
Principal and inter¬ Hortonville
(Village), Center, Dale,
(J-J) payable at the County
Ellington, Grand Chute, Greenville,
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
Hortonio and Liberty (Towns of)
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Union High School District (P. O.
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Hortonville), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $490,000 build¬
Pacific County, Raymond Sch. Dist.
est
"
''
jJ' '[■)
No. 116 (P.
jj' p\
build¬
ing bonds offered June 16—v. 181,
p.
2632—were awarded to the
t:v>
H!'t I'.i
•
State of
]#}
Pierce
'
1-J^"
Washington,
|i'
No.
Tacoma Sch. Dist.
County,
10
(P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
B«nd
■LI.1-!'.,
County
will
receive
(PST) on
purchase
of
Treasurer,
ing bonds offered June 20—v. 181,
2408—were awarded to a group
composed of the Milwaukee -Co.,
p.
W.
Robert
Route
jh.S
,
J
•July
14
$8,267,000
are
SPOTTED...
,
to
of
date
fiscal
top speed!
inclusive. The bonds
1975
callable
after
issue.
terest (F-A)
at
the
building bonds. Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1 from
1957
ii"' y<
hlM-l
for
&
at 1
net interest cost of
about 2'
a
(CST)
follows:
as
$165,000 2y4s. Due
1956 to 1966
135,000 2
The
Offering
District
sealed
on
1955. Due
1975
1975
on
terest
(J-J)
Horowitz,
WYOMING
Hot
Springs County High Sch.
(P. O. Thermopolis), Wyi
Bond Offering — e. j. i
Superintendent of Schools,
receive
for
sealed
the
bids
purchase
It's an easy matter for a shipper to trace his
though the
while it's
car
may
phone call to
one
of Erie's
agents
will
way
Erie's Car
Finding
^:!
a
single
car out
Erie's rails every
H h
Colo.
CANADA
—
June
William
until
28
Laurent, Quebec
Bond Sale—An issue of
day is
more
improvement bonds
McNeil,
Mantha,
Inc.,
Provinciale of Ca
for
V.
re¬
8
p.m.
the
pur¬
jointly,
a
basis
June
as
Due
to
about
1956 to
1975 inclusive.
.>
you
on
1973
to
might think. Here
the facts behind
our
Car Locater Service.
An
accurate
h
in every
;:•!
a
Mm
are
of
daily
from
It's
4
,riu
train,
report
coast
to
at
loaded
car
is received at Erie's 45 sales offices
coast.
no
problem then
another
and another
to
give the shipper the infor¬
help solve his trans¬
example of progressive railroading,
reason
Other
to
July 1 from
Due
on
1977
Due
to
Due
1989
on
1983
on
July
1
inclusive.
July
1
inclusive.
July 1 from
inclusive.
members
of the syndi¬
Peabody
&
Co.
Co., Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Hemphill
Noyes
& Co., L. F. Rothschild & Co.
cate:
Kidder,
why shippers "Route it Erie!"
i.
First
The
CHECK
1 from
C. J. Devine &
mation he needs about his car,
as
1978
5,800,000 3s.
1984
a
inclusive.
to
2.90s.
from
key points. From teletyped lists,
portation needs. Count Erie's Car Locater Service
■*
:'t
2.80s.
1974
4,500,000
record is made of every
>"
■
1,300,000
from
^
AbM
fight cancer
.with
of
Michigan
and
a
CHECKUP
Corporation,
Illinois
Company, Lee Higginson Corp., Stroud & Co., W. E.
Hutton & Co., W. H. Morton &
Co., William Blair & Co., Hirsch
& Co.,
Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Inc., Shearson, Hammill & Co.,
Tucker, Anthony & Co., William
R. Staats
Co.,
& Co., Julien Collins &
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Bramhall,
Corbett &
Wells
Rauscher, Pierce
?!
•
Haas
Co.,
Burns
&
Co.,
G.
lin
& Lee,
Ryan, Sutherland &
Co., White-Phillips Co., Inc., Al¬
lison-Williams Co., Channer Se¬
DEMNDABtE SERVICE BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
■
,
■,
i
1
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!
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!M
(
Digitized ii1 FRASER
for
^
i
curities
give to
^
C.
&
Co., Robinson-Humphrey
Co., Inc., Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co., Thomas & Co., Hannahs, Bal-
I1
.
&
Pickard, Inc., Mullaney,
&
Co.,
First
Cleveland
Field, Richards & Co.
Corp.,
r' (
j
Falion
Co., Newburger, Loeb &
Co., Grande & Co., J. B. Hanauer
AMERICAN
CANCER
3.78%.
Due on June 1
1, 1955.
inclusive
2,250,000 2s. Due
1965
July
on
1964
was
4s, at a price of
of
follows:
as
1959
cars on
remarkable than
—
$2,
000
Banque
Clerk, will
bids
QUEBEC
St.
rev¬
21
181, p. 2625—were awarded to
a
syndicate managed by Halsey,
Stuart & Co. Inc., Lehman Bros.,
both of New York City, and John
Nuveen
&
Co., of Chicago, at
98.05, a net interest cost of about
v,
^
of 30,000 freight
June
Jul
of
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., De
of
v.
$650,000 5s.
j
$15,000,000
offered
bonds
enue
3.10%,
Locater Service works.
i'i
•'
a
hold the phone. That's the
you
i'''"
'.;>f1
■..•■
car
produce the whereabouts of the car—often while
7
l
the Erie. Even
be highballing along in one of Erie's freight
trains,
r.:
on
until
$1,00
building
bonds.
Copies of
prospectus may be obtained
Tacoma, Wash.
Sale—The
Bank, of
waukee, or at the State Ban
Slinger.
Legality
approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicag
Seattle.
Bond
Jul
payable at the
Wisconsin National
in New York City.
by
Preston,
&
dated
July 1 from 19:
Principal ant
inclusive.
approved
Thorgrimson
1
on July l
inclusive.
are
in¬
and
on July
inclusive.
Due
to
bonds
from
years
Principal
ceive
sc
18
&
payable at the State's
agency
Legality
10
Bond
$300*,000
June
to
Waukesha),
422,
Wisconsin
Krueger,
(P
Allan
Box
6,
to
1
Wis
Halsey, Stuart
&
Co., both oi
Blair & Co.,
Channer Securities Co., Cruttenden & Co., all of Chicago, WhitePhillips Co., Davenport, and McDougal & Condon, of Chicago.
New Berlin Sch. Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
iv'-rt
Baird
Milwaukee,
2.70s, at a
as
price of par.
-{$$S
.!
O. South Bend), Wash.
Sale—The $275,000
Bond
offered
1967
2527—were awarded to, a
group composed of the First Se¬
curities Co., F. S. Yantis & Co.,
both of Chicago, Raffensperger,
181,
receive sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
(PST)
;h\
son
sewer
Sale—The
Chicago, jointly,
Green Bay,
Washington
Offerilhg—Mabel M.
R
Inc^ of Mullaney, Wells
and
both
afeput 2.41%.
Wis.
$835,000 Jack¬
addition and storm
Addi
West
No.
Slinger),
Bond
Wau¬
price of 100.75,
a
Sale—The
Bond
County School District
No. R-406 (P. O. Goldendale),
V
l
of
Bank,
2V2s, at
basis of
a
<Trzhr)'
District Joint
bonds
School District,
Brookfield
price of par, a net
of about 2.37%, as
a
cost
interest
Portland,
of
Beane,
and
Sch.
awarded
WISCONSIN
Seattle, and Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Polk
June 15
and
■
a
price of par.
of
Commerce,
of
181,
the
to
2%s, at
State of Washington, as
on
(Village)
Hartford,
awarded
2748—were
p.
Slinger
$58,000 build¬
Sale—The
originally offered
Olympia),
ing bonds offered June 17—v.
ing bonds offered June 17—v. 181,
National
No. 332 (P. O.
Washington
Bond
Klickitat
!<?;
-
Dist.
Bank, Waukesha. (The issue
County, Little Rock Sch.
Thurston
HI
J
'
Bond Sale—John Nuveen &
V
.
Kennedy & Co.,
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.
and
system
bonds.
p.
$69,000 school bull
Dated June
15, 1955
June 15 from 1956 to
197^
Principal and interest (J-Dl
able at
the
Waukesha Nati
on
Inc., F. Brittain
System bonds.
of
bonds.
Morford,
&
Rogers
Frederick,
Hydro-
Chelan
distribution
1,813,000
jointly,
County Public Utility Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Wmatchee), Wash.
Chelan
(DST) on July 6 for
$445,000 prelimi¬
nary
loan notes. Dated Aug. 2,
1955.
Due on Feb. 10, 1956. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
1
purchase of
the
Horowitz, of Seattle.
&
Henley announces that the
Authority will receive sealed bids
until
for
(J-J) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality aporoved bv Preston, Thorgrimson
ing Authority, Virginia
Offering—Secretary Rus¬
<
;A'fi
13
interest
and Hous-
Danville Redevelopment
Mc-
T.
$200,000 general obligation bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1970 inclusive.
The
bonds are callable. Principal and
Boston.
Hi
;
H.
Offering—E.
chase
Co., Badgley,
Robert N. Tuller &
follows:
as
Lake
Electric
City Clerk, will receive
bids until 10 a.m. (PST)
July
on
.
hM
bonds,
$20,920,000
Bremerton, Wash.
approved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Legality
of
issue
an
revenue
on
July
•f
21
& Co., Harold H. Houston & Co.,
on
MacArthur
&
Co.,
$22,733,000 Kenower,
privately
purchased
count,
June
t
1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest pay¬
able at the Montpelier National
}
27 ,1
i
..n
.
Monday, June
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