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MONDAY
ISSUE
MICHIGAN
OF
1355
MAY 16
Chronicle
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
181
Number
5429
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, May 16, 1955
Price
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
To
the
pay
producing
intends to
company
balance of the
properties
oil
in
the net proceeds
use
tion,
the
4?/2%
cost
a
well
at
of
approximately
the
on
cost
a
be used
of
for
to
approximately
drill
Field,
Bay
$40,000;
complete
and
Union County,
the
and
remaining
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
stock
(par
cents)__
10
31
be
Stock
Stock
Exchange-
Exchange
36
Los Angeles
Midwest
Exchange.
Stock Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
San
Exchange
company owns two drilling rigs which will be used for participat¬
ing with major oil companies and other independent oil companies in
exploration and development work.
The company's principal executive
located
in
principal properties
V.
181,
the
Meadows
Building,
Dallas,
and
Texas,
manufacture
The
plant
in
announced
Toronto,
new
quarters
for
Aeroquip's
Ltd.
These
;
30,000
recently
•
181,
at
the
'
1549.
p.
factory
of
of
end
The
company
covering
and
shares
by
the
company
have
to purchase
as
filed
May 5
on
200,000
subscription
of
been
such shares
no
par
or
stock,
common
other
and
the SEC
be
to
executive
offered
employees
CONSOLIDATED
;
STATEMENT
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
Provision for; Fed.
-
Net
income
Earns..per
Before
•
and
foreign
on
taxes
income
2,302,909
r
amortization—^.,
1549.
p.
$0.48
,
_
'.■•*•••
Alabama Power Co.—Bids for Bonds
company_will
(EDT)
to noon
up
Park Ave.,
250
York
New
17,
on
Y.,
N.
Reserve
first mortgage bonds due 1985.
tentatively scheduled to be received up to 11
V. 181, p. 2313.
; '
been
Silvey,
announced
Bids
had
marketing
'
/
.*"• ■' •**
.
1955
feompany
of
bidder
successful
was
tqwers, guides, sills and dogs.
Authority
Power
!
Of
State
the
of
and Seaway
welded-steel
ALCO's
been
Total
Profit
'
$3,451,892
23,346
and
Iroquois
-
the
the
of
contract
wiil
will
$4,670,470
$3,488,939
671,038
363,688
327,218
L-
;
Provision
provision
for
taxes
_
for taxes on
178,550
income
Income.——
on
$343,820
_______
dividend
will
this
Spring.—V.
products,
lock
for
181,
and
which
It is
<
the
on
works
48,557
162,485
This
plan
both
contracts
for
Developed
is
move
and
Power
offered
out
the
the
the
gates
Credit
Plan—
in
local
at
a
with
States.
while
service
under
a
packaged
the
through
passengers
banks
plan
provide
13
service
local
served
the
same
The
local
carriers
for
sale
in
Finance
Corp.,
will
in
various
continue
Its
nation-wide
new
cities
this
which
through¬
company
its
simple
installment
assume
be
invited
plan
in
to
stock'.—V.
179,
be
debt
for
used
American
Pacrite
Corp.,
a
& Tiernan,
Inc., and majority
would exercise Its option rights
subscabeu that may oe oxtered
,
2669.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1955
$
137,439,584
110,221,815
inc.
13,825,7o4
6,534,371
(est.)—___
5,516,697
2,475,759
8,309,057
4,058,612
$1.37
$0.58
revenues
foreign
1954.
;•...
taxes
income
on
May
on
announced
3
it
had
of
stock——_—
common
preferred
v.
for
stock
dividend
requirement.—V.
181,
■.
.
.
Viscose
service
Corp.^-,Expansion
of
warehouse
for
In
the
Little,
,
.
,
,
Mr.
who
West
Coast.
'
\
..
741.
E.
-
will
•which
the
made
warehouse has been
-
'
possible
by expanded
to
ship
to
keep
freshly
cellophane
conditioned
in prime condition,- will
film promptly to users
throughout the territory, which covers Washington. Oregon, California,
'*
•
humidified
be
Sylvania
enable
Manu¬
•,
of
production facilities in Sylvania's plant in Fredericksburg, Va., and by
the increased demand for cellophane, Mr. Little stated.
The building,
undisclosed
&
corporation's Sylvania
.
Little, the new operation will not affect the
arrangements with Blake, Moffitt & Towne, San
will continue as Sylvanla's only sales agent on the
to
Construction
an
West Coast—
Angeles, Calif., area
West Coast is announced
cellophane users on the
General Sales Manager of the
.
on
Los
Sylvania
W.
Francisco,
$0.20
-/■
new
a
existing
2361.
sold
p.
———
allowing
„•
According
129,988
.
$0.45
p.
paint spray business of the Kellogg division to M.
on April
company
covering
137,500
members
at
$2
Phoenix, Ariz.
and
Arizone, Neveda,
and parts of Idaho
-
*
filed
25
shares of
share,
common
through
per
The proceeds are
surplus.—V.
180,
p.
1533.
to
.
stock
(par
$1)
to
the SEC
offered
be
This
Special Rayon Staple—
corporation
has
entered
cotton field, according
the
absorbent
letter of notification with
a
to
multi-million
Harry
L.
pound sterilized
Vice-President.
Dalton,
with Johnson and Johnson, manufacturers of surgical
dressings, Avisco is producing rayon staple for J & J's new Red Cross
Sterile Absorbent.
According to Johnson & Johnson it Is the greatest
In
to
American Buyers Assurance Co.,
be used to increase capital account
cooperation
improvement
.
cotton.—V.
Electronics, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Van
Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Crowell, Weedon & Co. on
May 10 offered $1,250,000 of 5% convertible debentures,
due May 1, 1967, at 100% and accrued interest.
The debentures will be convertible into
prices
starting
redeemable
at
$14.25
to purchase debentures
PROCEEDS—Net
through
at
the option of
per
share.
the company,
common
The
stock
of
the company
debentures
also
will
be
from 105%
to par,
plus accrued Interest.
Commencing May 1, 1957, an amount
equal to 15% of the consolidated net earnings of the company for the
previous fiscal year, is to be deposited with the trustee as a Purchase
Fund
participate
which
including
financial
service
and
share
In
180,
used
by
the
proceeds
company
to
at prices ranging
in the open market.
from
retire
the
sale
short-term
the
of
bank
debentures
indebtedness
;
surgical
p.
absorbent
since
the
Introduction
'
1206.
of
sterile
.
AMI Inc.—Reports Higher Earnings—
This
share,
same
In
American
promotional
risks.—V.
181,
p.
Ameri¬
agrees
to
material
1669.
BUSINESS—Corporation
Electronic
neering
and
Mfg.,
Corp.,
producing
Inc.,
are
its
engaged
components
in
of
wholly-owned subsidiaries,
Inc.
the
the
and
business
Pierson
See
Anaconda
of
electronics
designing,
and
aircraft
&
Engi¬
engineering
industries.
of
reported
$114,586,
or
net earnings for
approximately 52
the three
cents per
stockholders
company
to
"The
will
1874.
New Name—
Copper Mining Co.
Anaconda Copper
below.
Mining Co.—To Change Name—
vote
Anaconda
Finance
American
Electrical
31
period were increased by 21.1% over 1954.—-V. 181, p.
Associated
and
Electroflow,
10
May
on
March
compared with $64,738,
or
29 cents per share, for the
period in 1954.
John W. Haddock, President, stated that sales,
Anaconda Co.—Proposed
be
for
ended
as
in the same
The
will
and
corporation
months
general corporate purposes.
will
agreement
the
...
taxes on
company's
American Buyers Insurance Co., Phoenix, Ariz.—Files
The
arrangement
plan
Corp.
carriers
time
banks
the
said
Wallace
Machinery,
——
per
'Makes
by these airlines through¬
Beneficial
airline
offering
of
will
capital.-
"
at
conjunction
Beneficial Finance
The
to
communities
States.
United
local
can's
and
smaller
,
.
expansion of American's Go Now-Pay Later program
an
was
with
of
United
the
facilities
credit
stock—_____ 1
common
preferred
facturing Co., of Indianapolis, Ind.—V. 181,
of
corporation announced on May 12 a new nation-wide credit
air travel, the key feature of which will provide simplified
installemnt
out
Inc.—New
of
on
i
year.
lock
the
The
sum
near
March
that
share
per
at
for
the hundreds
S,
foreign
income
by J.
53,342
!'
—
—
dividend
American
Airlines,
and
Sault
of this
l
for
built
both
located
are
Aug.
"u
.
be
at
to
American Brake Shoe Co.—Sells Paint Division—
'
American
S.
Construction
S.
spill-way
through
run
understood
.
bid
will
installed
to
frame
as
2009.
p.
sills
and
expected
serve
■'
Sell
Fla.—To
Basis—
funds
The
held.
:
and
U.
$185,138
—
dividend
struc¬
According to Mayo
tower scheduled for
the:two--dam sites.
issue invitations to
V'.
Division.
Income
♦Earnings
Seaway steel
industrial
be
seaway,
Is
of the first
towers
and
towers
and
gates; at
Authority
later
sites
The
Alco-built
The
control
.
plant
Y.,
dam
Y.
N.
with delivery
1957
Project.
N.
Lawrence
contract
a
' "
•
37,047
—
before
Net
The contract was awarded by the Power
York, as part of the St.. Lawrence
' •
•
V
construction,
Dunkirk,
Massena.
on
;
a
working
American
before
541.,
p.
May 24.—
on
New
of
lines
issue 2,337,500 addllional shares to holders
cents per share, on the basis of five addi¬
President,
subsidiary
in
products
"After
1954
.
————$4,647,124
income
.♦After
defense
Manager
weidment
plan to increase the authorized
common shares of 20-cent par value to
share
additional
and
American
previously
(EDT)
a.m.
this corporation.
by
to
20
each
Jackson,
♦Earnings
May 23—
AIco Products* Inc.—Receives New Contract—
has
of
Income
Subs.)—Earnings—
*
tures
its
to
mobi.e equipment
rings and mortar shells.
Orlando,
5-for-l
on
approved
1,250,000
■.
' '
at
18
•
50
.
St.
have
plans
for
47
Sales
—-
Preferred
for
the
Divi¬
heavy
jet
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
Quarter Ended March 31—
Common
contract
new
formerly taken up by bicycle pro¬
Cleveland plant will enable the
foot
square
for
as
American Smelting & Refining Co.
50
.
cf £1,017,183
has
a
for
AMF Bicycle
new
a
efforts
rims
buy any additional stock not
by American Machinery Corp.—V. 177,
'
System
American Bank Note Co. (&
'
May 23 receive bids at Room
for the purchase from it of
$15,000,000
Receipt
production
Machinery ; Corp.,
May
M.
Net
Other
The
of
Ark.,
Ohio.
and
U.
Sales
1600,
President,
soon
Rock,
formerly made by AMF subsidiary
products such
360,000
from
shares.
shares
R.
$0.57
$0.68
and
Little
div.)
i 'i
■
Board
construction
in
49
The Course of Bank Clearings
Auction
the
start
feet
brands
Stockholders
wholly-owned
$1,586,607
$0.80
share (after pfd. stock
amortization!
;
accelerated
181,
Federal
1,621,218
$2,233,448
.
—
com.
1954
on
foreign taxes
and
accelerated
After
~-V.
1955
$33,900,068 $29,415,790
income
4,536,357
3,207,825
—
Income before Fed.
defense
stock
shareholder
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
'
Net
11
49
Banks
Reserve
EARNINGS
OF
Payable
of
will
of manufacturing space
the
retirement
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
>
/
Foundry Co.—Plans New Plant
square
all
devote
to
of
company
record
of
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
in the future be granted options
to the company's Stock Option Plan.
may
pursuant
and
216,000
stockholders
tional
54
Rates
Exchange
1669.
p.
' : ■-
capital
City Bond Offerings
of
&
Chairman
company
manufacture
order
5,000,000
Corporation & Investment News-Cover
Foreign
of
476,000 shs.
bicycles.
will
in
The
registration statement with
a
its
officers
such
35
Miscellaneous Features
and
this
American
.
State
181,
Welding Co., of Cleveland
number
The
Dividends Declared
Machine
of
Shares to
are
Inc.—V.
2114.
p.
•
Co., Inc.—Registers With SEC—
for
35
Aeroquip
April
"850,000 shs.
company to broaden cons derably its weidment manufacturing activities
in both industrial and defense fields, Mr. Patterson declared.—V. 181,
Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
Stock Prices
in
a
duction
Dow Jones Stock and Bond
General
Air Reduction
Stock Exchange
which
Releasing
35
Stock Exchange
and
area
Canadian subsidiary,
■' V' CV
completed
were
operation.—V.
feet
square
formed
Outstanding
$300,000
1,250,000
'
Including demountable! "Cleve-Weld"
46
York
newly completed
a
"
1,250,000
1967—
plant will be the production center of
said,
and
45
Markets
SEC Index of
contain
facilities
new
in
now
purchase of
FINANCING
Welding is withdrawing from the manufacturing end of
the bicycle business in which it has engaged since 1936, Mr. Patterson
42
Section.-
Over-the-Counter
Can.
; The
offices
(Canada),
tne
PRESENT
Authorized
Cleveland
41
Exchange..
Transactions American
has
TO
*
—
Patterson,
plant
sion
Transactions New
corporation
due
$1)
Electroflow,
$1,250,000
40
Stock Exchange—Curb
Aeroquip Corp.—Purchases New Canadian Plant—
This
related
$300,000
(par
that
Cleveland
Exchange
Toronto
its
to
39
Stock
located in the States of Texas and Arkansas.—
are
and
maximum of not to exceed 87,719 shares to be reserved
upon conversion of the debentures, and 28,360 shares to
issuance
39
Exchange
Toronto
1873.-
p.
systems,
a
American
39
Exchange
Stock
Stock
stock
Morehead
38
Stock
Canadian Stock Exchange
The
are
Stock
Francisco
Montreal
EFFECT
.'■»
debentures
announced
36
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Delaware on Feb. 23,
1955, and is engaged primarily in the business of exploring for, acquir¬
ing interests in and developing and operating oil and gas properties.
It is
authorized to do business in Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas.
GIVING
note
Including
issued
36
Stock
*
offices
electronic
36
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Outstanding
469,609 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
for
♦
Detroit
will
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
27
Boston
lease
$37,620
15
Stock
American
additional
an
Arkansas,
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
York
Exchange (Bonds)
term
convertible
Common
York
New
general corporate purposes.
CAPITALIZATION
,
$22,500;
company's Moro
5%
New
price of one rig; to drill and complete the No. 1
company's Moro Bay Field, Union County, Ark.,
lease at
an
approximate cost of $40,000; to drill and complete an
additional (third)
well on the Link Lease, Gaines County, Texas, at
the
on
instruments,
•*
Page
purchase
well
electrical
Quotations
leases are known as the "Flanagan Lease" in the amount of
$25,040 and the "Link Lease" in the amount of $50,577; to pay $20,000
on
rotary
CAPITALIZATION
Stock and Bond
purchase price for an undivided interest in
the Harris Field, Gaines County, Texas,
-which
Gates
support
products.
follows:
as
high
ground
In This Issue
include miniature high frequency drive motors and
frequency power supply units, missile and jet aircraft
equipment, electrical test equipment for flight simula¬
components
blowers,
Co., Dallas, Tex., on April 27 publicly
240,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
$1.15 per share as a speculation.
-PROCEEDS—The
MISCELLANEOUS
-
These
Securities
offered
at
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Advance Exploration Co.—Stock Offered—Southwest¬
ern
$1.15
May 18 on changing the name of this,
Company."—V. 181, p. 409.
Co.,
Phoenix,
Ariz.—Files—
April 11 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 150.000 shares of class A common stock (par $1 to be offered
at $2 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used to
The
malf»
company
lnans
on
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
Increases Dividend Rate—
trading on May 6 L'nls
company's SI par
sale took plai^ in the
cSk when 3,100 shares changed hands at $6.87 «/2.
The company
owns all the operating assets,
inventories and
warehouses oi Associated Food Stores Cooperative, Inc. a cooperative
which has steadily increased its s?.lrs in the past years as evidenced
ly an increase from $236,OCG -in sales and, 18 member stores in 1942
$18,240,000 in sales at 1954 year-end and 280 member stores today.
The corporation
whose principal office is located in Jamaica, New
York, has entered into a contract to fill the orders of Associated Food
Exchange admitted to
capital shares. The Initial
Stock
American
The
Cooperative, Inc., a cooperative corporation with 280 memoer
in Manhattan, Queens, Kings, Nassau, Suffolk, Bronx
f tores
located
kores
Counties.—-V.
Westchester
1,-id
p., 1306.
181,
have
There
redemption
for
called
been
bonds due
gold
come
""est,
160, p. 218.
New York 15, N. Y.—V.
Wall St.,
U46
Net
offer
to
planning
is
and
Chairman
Crane,
181,
component
The
Ltdj
R.
S.
with
returns
$7,158,305
st
rary
definitive
the tem-
Co., New York, is reported to deliver
bonds, 3% series due 1984, in exchange lor
mortgage
212,35*7
11,122
8,074
income
:
tax
Net
taxes
134,937.
company on May 3 announced the sale of its Revolite division
Raybestps-Manhattan, Inc.
The latter acquires the inventories,
"idemerks, equipment and certain other assets of the Atlas plant at
;.i'.amford. Conn.—V. 181, p. 1550.
l?he
Amount earned
per
shr.
value
per
$109,896
117,918
786,120
$0.14
$23.46
equity
The
The
stock
preferred
i' deemed on
dividends
the
in
acquisition
subject to redemption at $11 per
1, 1960 and at $10.50 thereafter.
is
share if
and
months
profit
a
Augusta Herald, the evening newspaper.":
The Augusta Chronicle was founded in 1875
a
a
forma
pro
earnings of
earnings of
the sale of the preferred and common
r' ;cks will be applied to the purchase of one-half of Southeastern's
< itstandliig shares.
The other one-half will be acquired through an
t; shange of Augusta Newspapers class B common stock.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
F'rst
the
of
fiscal
Cs.mmon
ment
"Class
B
—
40,000 shs.
the preferred stock
Inc. will Issue the
amount of 20-year first mortgage and collateral
sale of which has been arranged privately by
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.
The first mortgage bonds will be
L 'aranteed by Augusta Newspapers, Inc.
Southeastern
will use the proceeds of the sale of the first mort-
f 7,200,000
principal
trust
bonds,
5%
S.'nds
the capital contribution from the company and other
purchase from Julian A. Space, Glenn R. Boswell, Earl
M. Johnson and Henri C. McGowan, as trustees
Will of Eowdre Phinizy, deceased
(for $1,517,000 plus net
from
turnings
('
1 vtblishing
(
ill
also
and
then
will
and
liabilities
its
immediately
dissolved
be
will be
assume
ironicle
acquisition and
transferred in liquidation to Southeastern which
will
Co.
liat its assets
v
31,
1954)
of all of the outstanding shares
of Herald Publishing
Co., a Georgia corporation
Augusta Herald.
It is contemplated that Herald
The
owns
upon
received
by
for
6hares
Morris
above described, including the exchange by
their shares of Southeastern common stock
common
stock of the company, are mutually
B
class
oi
of
and none of the transactions will be consummated
completed substantially as above described.—V. 181, p.
dependent
1,11
are
has
company
branches
its
sold
and Fort Worth,
who will operate
Chairman of the
Dallas
in
Lancaster, Ohio, to independent vendors
as distributorships, Nathaniel Leverone,
and
branches
announced
Board,
Dobson
the
of
The
into
Sales
branches
operations
of
formerly
was
LeBoutillier,
announced
Chairman
of
Executive
service
to
that city.
the
and
under
the
Canteen
serving that city and
direction of Mr.
personal
Corp. for
Rowe
of
said
of
Automatic
which
company
Canteen
the
on
of
basis
work
would
of
Co.
four
out
America
shares
of
in
to
a
of
stock
the
Rowe
distribution
stockholders
Automatic
for
of
five
his
subsidiaries
for
period
the
second
quarter
19.
1955,
corresponding
the
Leverone,
Canteen
Automatic
March
ended
for
$11,101,316
Nathaniel
of
sales
Chairman
of
of
its
were
Co.
current
of
shares
America
fiscal
$12,026,575
of
year
and
quarter ended March
the Board, announced.
the
12-
20,
with
1954,
income,
after
provision
for
Federal
income
taxes, for the second quarter was $283,204, equivalent to 33 cents
per
share on
the 684,107 shares outstanding at March 19, 1955,
as
compared with net income of $172,735, or 35 cents per share on
the 466,240 shares
outstanding at March 20, 1954, the end of the
second quarter of the preceding fiscal year.
The
company's
net
consolidated
sales for the two quarters of the
current fiscal year were $23,530,815, and net income, after provision
lor Federal
income
taxes, was $620,276, equivalent to 91 cents per
share of common
stock.
These figures do not include any income
The
company's
the
from
For
were
the
£454.195,
at
recently
first
two
$22,756,780
the
or
end
acquired
quarters
and
net
94 cents per
that quarter.
controlling interest in the Rowe Corp.
of the preceding year consolidated sales
income after Federal income taxes was
share on the 466,240 shares outstanding
of
before income taxes were $1,262,276 for the first two
of the current year and $1,055,195 for the corresponding
of the preceding year.—V. 181, p.1874.
Earnings
quarters
quarters
proceeds from
May
expire
at
26,
the
sale
of
the
additional
common
specifically
proceeds has been
for
allocated
par-
any
purpose.
r
operated 15.557 route
miles as of March
15, 1955, of which 8,686 miles were domestic and
6,871
miles
were
international.
Domestic
routes extend
from
the
Gulf
to
the
Dakota;, serving such cities as New Orleans, Houston,
XU3INES?—Corporation,
Chicago,
Minneapolis and Denver.
The
International'
provides service to the principal Latin American countries.
erating
stock
the
1954
five
year.—V.
181,
p.
June
on
2115.
„
$100,000
1955
1,
Payment at 100%7o
1977.
will be made at the Irving
interest
op¬
Redemption—
redemption
for
debentures, due June 1,
25-year 3%%
accrued
plus
called
lias
company
its
company's
$21,279,457 to $45,944,996.
Net in¬
equal to $2.81 per share on the common,
outstanding at the close of the
The
cf
the
1950-1954
from
$3,712,313,
was
period
year
increased
revenues
for
come
certificated airline,
a
City,
EARNINGS—In
Brooklyn
to
him
The
change
President
as
-
Chief Executive
and
;- '.'9
Officer by
Strickland
has
with
been
Best's
since
Trust
—V.
Allen,
J.
181
Int.
Co.,
Wall
One
Net
"Based
The
Guaranty Trust Co.
until
is accepting subscriptions for
1980, in exchange for subscription
See V. 187, p. 2114.
New York
of
1955.
May 23,
George
Kuhnreich,
A.
Cowen &
of
member
a
of
the
has been elected
Co.,
a
Bruce
in
first quarter of 1955, continued at
a high level and
the same
as
a
year
earlier, stockholders were told
meeting.
Net profits, on the other hand, were below
period, largely due to reduced prices made necessary by
1954
intensified
more
Kenneth
W.
with
net
$9,733,425
The-net
shares,
was
1954
year
a
profits
1954
same
The
for
earlier.
56
quarter
first
the
for
to
cents
a
share
$297,586,
were
equal
outstanding
the
on
after
common
net of $446,507, or 87 cents a share, in
a
the
period.
strong financial
a
amounting to $13.977,125, an
a year ago.
The long term debt,
less current maturities,
was
up $1,411,500 to
a total of $5,755,500.
Inventories of $13,426,000 were down $313,000 from the year-end.—V.
condition,
180,
p.
with
assets on
Increase of $2,166,059 over
March
current
net
31,
1870.
p.
March
company
its
wholly-owned
three months ended
the
on
March
on
income
after
ended
with
$833,162
for
provision
March
the
for
31,
Federal
taxes
amounted
1955
!
corresponding period
of
on
$81,867
or
26
$21,647,783
were
for
for
months ended
three
Co.—Sales
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
net
sales
first
the
for
three
Up—
months of
the
higher
(23.9%)
than for
the same
first
year's
three
months,
calculated
on
company and
March 31, 1955,
the
ended
its
subsidiary
Canadian
of
1954,
resulted in
a
net
for
the-
loss of $373,845-
loss of $589,076 reported for the
corresponding three-month period of 1954.
Because
of the seasonal nature of Brunswick's business, shipmentSthe
reduction
from
lowest
36.5%-
—a
during
usually
net
the
first
and
second
quarters,
out.
The trend of the lirm's 1955 operating
indicated by the increases in net sales and
by the traditional operating loss for the first
they said.—V. 181, p. 643.
year,
it
was
results is moreorders received
quarter of the-
the
Budd
See
Co.—Proposed Acquisition, etc.—
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.
below—V.
181. p.
1
-
}
1557.
the
the
before provision for Federal taxes on income was $1,283,503
first
quarter
and
1955
of
$1,999,188
for
the
similar
Burroughs Corp.—Sales and Earnings Increased—
period
The
of the preceding year.
to
period
.
months
three
of
basis.
Net profit
for
previous
amounted!
said.
Operations
1955 first quarter were equivalent to 75 cents per share on the 821.483
of common stock currently outstanding,
as against $1.01
per
for
1955
as
substantially
are
shares
share
131,
compared with $4,789,149
for the corresponding
period of 1954, or an increase of 17.3%, it was announced by R. F.
Bensinger, Chairman of the Board, and B. E. Bensinger, President.
Total orders received by the company in the first quarter of 1955$5,619,840,
compared
Earnings for
1954.
the
was.
the nine months ended March 31,
for the same period one year ago.
on March 31, 1955 were $7,712,--
for
$18,443,432
with
the
Consolidated
to
than
income,
1955
per
dividends.
clearly
$616,503
to
31,
share on the common stock, after
The net income for the same quarter
cents per share on common stock after
$1.12
to
and
the nine months ended
to $2:40 per share on
pointed
months
181,.
,
2010.
are
three
1955.—V.
31,
dividends.
sales
compared
they
Mr. Lineberry reported, continues in
company,
$2.40'
outstanding
compared with $6,266,802 for the same quarter last year.—V.
294,
p.
President,
sales
compared with
as
within the metals fabricating business,
reported.
the quarter were $9,713,740,
compared
competition
Lineberry,
Consolidated
$4,463,646.
$2.59
for
for
in
preferred
annual
like
the
income
equivalent
1955,
the
virtually
the
$4,828,668
$1.22
this
of
Inc.,
Co.,
of preferred
Net sales
at
$2,267,017
$1.31
shares
1,863,410
income
net
Net
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, Inc.—Profits Off—
$2,446,007
—
$325,869
New York Stock Exchange
director.—V. 181, p. 2.
$6,603,8492,140,203
$702,093—equivalent
The
firm
535,177
sh^re
payment
River Corp.—New Director—
Big Horn-Powder
487,187
$6,838,827
2,010,159
subsidiary,
March 31, 1955the common stock
after payment of preferred dividends.
The net income for the same
period last year was $209,418 equivalent to 66 cents per share or*'
the 286,000 shares of common stock then outstanding.
net
L.
was
25-year debentures due May 1
warrants
$2,802,194
(E. L.) Bruce Co.—Sales & Earnings Rise—
E.
3V4%
42,573,733
$2,933,194
.
The
Bethlehem Steel Corp.—Stock Subscription Agent—
47,000,030
(net)—
com.
on
13,151,793
2115.
p.
858.'
,p.
per
1955—12 Mos—1954«
14,283,954
income
income
•Earns,
Increased—
$17,217,148 $15,953,987 $53,838,857 $49,177,587
taxes
&
deducs.
etc.
Co.—Earnings
1955—3 Mos.—1954
revenues
expenses
Operating
1922."
Superintendent and Vice-President was elected
First Vice-President; Gordon B. McCausland continues as Vice-Presi:
dent;
Chester
F.
Meyer,
Controller,
was
promoted
to Treasurer;
Raymond A. Rignel, Assistant Secretary, was made Secretary;
and
Roger Hundley, Personnel Manager, was named Assistant Secretary.
Wilbur
Operating
Oper.
Treas¬
Strickland, heretofore First Vice-President, Secrg.tary and
Mr.
urer.
succeeded
wrs/
Gas
Union
Period End. Mar. 31—
administrative
of
'■
Walter
its
compared
will
period
The offering is being underwritten by
Co., Inc., who have also negotiated for
Eristol-Mycrs Co.—Partial
Committees.
be relieved
Operating
permit
to
request
been
has
He
same
Consolidated
of such
part
no
continuing its construction
ihe
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Earnings Lower—
Rowe.
week
to
detail.
Business of Rowe Corp.—
10 approved the submission of an offer to
the purchase of all of the net assets and business
May
on
&
investors.
Division
until now President and General Manager, on
that he has been elected, to the newly created
of the Board,
continuing as a member of the
Management
and
at
made
Net
directors
Corp.
Canada—Subscriptions—
distributor for Canteen in Kankakee, 111.
a
To Purchase Assets and
the
of
Co., N. Y.—Changes in Personnel—
&
12
office
The
their
Fort
Dobson
distributorship,
Ohio, Canteen
Zanesville, will be
who
The
1946,
1,
Aug.
preferred dividends,
Canteen
expected to exceed $1,000,000 annually.
are
and
Cooper,
Worth.
branches with
and
Cooper.
the
local management
Lancaster,
Newark
Dallas
of
to be known as Canteen Service
will be set up in Fort Worth and offices
under
combined
the
of
The
combine
James
company
one
there
established
be
Co.
William
to
will
A separate company
of Dallas.
will
sold
was
brothers
Dobson
operations
own
Vending
Dobson
branch
Lancaster
branches were sold to Joseph and
Fort Worth
Dallas and
The
4.
May
on
by
together with other cash funds of the company,- including
proceeds of sales of such 4'A% sinking fund notes as the company
may issue, will be used for the purchase cf flight and related equip¬
ment
and
debt
retirement
and
for
other,
corporate
purposes,
but
ticul.
settlement
the
that
announced
also
From
Sales
This
share,
addi¬
the
end of 1954 the company spent
$635,500,000 for expansion and improvement.—V. 181, p. 1550.
were
Tex nr.,
tional
it had com¬
loan agree¬
G,
$7,000,000
the
Canadian company.
proceeds will assist the company in
a
unless
1670.
Co. of America—Sells Branches—
Automatic Canteen
the
9 that on May
May
The
program.
Herald.
The Augusta
Mrs.
one
record
the private sale of up to $15,000,000 of
sinking fund notes, due April 1, 1970, to institu¬
Kansas
transactions
the
of
and
per
of
company
company,
offering of 1.694,065 shares of capital stock has been over 99
subscribed, according to preliminary company figures.
Subscriptions for more than 1,680,000 shares at $37 each were re¬
ceived by the close of the offering period April 29.
The company
says
this was the largest stockholder subscription offer ever made
in the Dominion of Canada and set a record in permanent financing;
*
All
Ilr.
the
4%%
Corp.—Pays Off Bank Loans—
Bell Telephone Co. of
both The Augusta
own
subscription
(EDT).
Eberstadt
F.
first five
Aug.
stock
capital
which
to March 31,
Thomas
the
ider
*
Bech Air¬
termination claims has been finalized and full payment
on May
4, 1955.—V. 181, p. 2010.
T-36
the
for
1 raswell,
t
the
bonds,
fwge
held
shares
1870. •
p.
retire in its entirety
July 20, 1954.
on
company
craft's
May
/V.1 '"4
50,000 shs.
50,000 shs.
75,000 shs.
75,000 shs.
Simultaneously with the sale by the company of
d the class A stock, Southeastern Newspapers,
r
$1,200,000
$1,200,000
50,000 shs.
three
,
March 31, 1954, ior the
the wholly-owned subsidiary
to
announced on
to
established
Best
—
of
year
each
for
St., New York City.—V. 177, p. 522.
.
A
corporation
payments
Philip
;(par $1)—
slock
■
Glf^S
3:30 p.m.
Mfg. Co-, did not
Lewis Cigar
1955.
1,
180,
Aircraft
Beech
This
pleted
and ' collateral
trust
Southeastern due May
mortgage
bonds of
.1%
41, 1975 guaranteed by the company
(maturing $30,000 semi-annually) —
C
cum.
preferred Stock (par $10)—
of
Underwritten—>
The subscription price is $12.50
The
1S55.
Outstanding
Authorized
u
Corp.*
Chairman
named
been
present stockholders at the close of business on May 12,
The
arid The Herald In 1890.
basis Augusta Newspapers, Inc. had net
1
16,485 for the six months ended Feb. 28,
1955 and
I; 35,670 for the fiscal year ended Aug. 31, 1954.
C
v
has
stock,
acquire
.
111.,
2010.
p.
offering is being made at the rate of
share
tional
PROCEEDS—The
was
') he
of Borg-Warner
Vice-President
Chicago,
181,
stock being offered to stockholders, became ef¬
and the
of earnings.
statement
brands of I.
$32,575
of
consolidated.—V.
not
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized to acquire all of the stock of
C )utheasterii Newspapers, Inc. which owns The Augusta (Ga.) Chron-j
i !e, thb city's morning newspaper/and to assist Southeastern to
above
the
of
The above statement is exclusive of a profit of $42,545
The
before April
or
in
May 12 after t'he close of the New York Stock
Exchange.
of
become effective until April
preferred
value class A common stock.
The
f ;ock is priced at $10 per share and accrued
£Td the common stock at $12.50 per share.
Administrative
offices
Ltd.—V.
E.
fective
not
not included
are
I lay 9 offered for public sale 40,000 shares of 6% cumu] it've pfd stock of $10 par value and 50,000 shares of
par
797,520
$0.18
$23.75
______
share of common stock—-of com. stk. at March 31
T'ock
T1
industry.
car
Beard, President, on May 13 announced that
the registration statement relating to 460,644 shares of
Bayuk Cigars Inc. in the wholly-owned subsidiary
consolidated, has increased since acquisition to March
31, 1955 by $765,487 and to March 31, 1954 by $665,000. These amounts
1955
Augusta Newspapers, Inc. — Preferred and Common
Offered—Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc., on
I".
Shares of common stock outstanding
company,
v
motor
Ltd., replaces that of
Morse Chain
subsidiary, has produced chains and
Borg-Warner
Braniff Airways, Inc.—Stock Offering
94,38 7
$144,674
—.—-—_—
——
Dividend
The
Division—
Powder Co.—Sells Revolite
Atlas
British
Borg-Warner
a
Ingersoll,
central
Chas.
119,628
income
profit
Book
bonds.—V. 181, p. 1194.
the
for
of
as
$6,895,650
allowances
and
Federal
Trust
Irving
The
;
361,340
$1.42
$2.16
uividends)
piu.
Ltd., a newly created subsidiary, Is building a multi¬
plant on a 30-acre site at Letchworth, England,
to
transmissions, semi-automatic overdrives and other
parts
name
which,
common
i
(alter
automatic
Borg-Warner
Profit, before provision for taxes on income—2j0,733
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania corporate net
Bonds Ready—
City Electric Co.—Definitive
Atlantic
share
com.
643.
p.
million-dollar
produce
1954
1955
discounts,
less
cigars,
of
181,
Feb. 27, *54
527,261
Borg-Warner Corp.—English Unit to Build—
Higher Rate—
March 31—
Months Ended
sales
Gross
Feb. 26, '55
$32,876,844 $30,646,056
.sprockets at Letchworth for the British market since 1919.
BorgWarner Ltd., will continue and will increase the manufacture of all
products previously made by Morse Chain Ltd., it has been announced.
Bayuk Cigars Inc.—Earnings at
Three
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
.
Borg-Warner
1074.
p.
Monday, May 16, 1955
revenues
profits
—V.
6 increased the
May
on
Fisheries
and
Earnings per
rate of dividend on the common
stock from 35 cents to 40 cents per share for the quarter ending June
30.
The new rate will apply to shares of record at the close of busi¬
ness on May 24 and be paid on July 1
next. This will be the second
increase in the dividend rate on the company's' common stock since
board
The
1956 and
the
"21;
i
P.
company
ployees, excluding officers.
1955 all of the
1,
June
on
and all income debentures due
1956
President, on May 6 stated that
approximately 575,000 shares of
common stock
to Its shareholders for subscription on the basis of one
new share
for each 10 shares now held.
He stated that the company
is now preparing ^ registration statement in connection therewith and
that the offering is expected to occur during June.
Mr. Crane said
that in addition some shares will be offered to the company's em¬
Charles
the
1929.—V.
first two issues are callable at 110%' and 5% accrued inwhile the income debentures due 1961 restricted as to in( rest and principal amount are called at 69%
without interest, and
i "» remaining debentures due 1961 are called at 101%
and accrued
i •'.crest at rate of 4%.
Payment will be made at the Bankers Trust
*'
/
43 Weeks Ended—
Sales
Co.—Calls Bonds—
Associated General Utilities
i
Booth
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—Plans Stock Offering—
Listed on American
Stores, Inc. —i—
Food
Associated
Stock Exchange—
i
..
(2238)
$667,000
$1,166,026
Provisions for Federal taxes on income amounted
for the first three months of the current year as against
months
same
First
of
taxes
on
income
and
renegotiation
for
the
1954.
sales
totaled $16,164,006
$14,754,155 for the same months of 1954.
quarter
of
sales
Federal
for
1955
net
as
compared
with
corporation
produced
In
1954
Combined
with
its
told
stockholders that world-wide operations
for the first three months of 1955.
revenue of $43,482,902
the first quarter revenue
totalled
$42,214,623.
for the 1955 period were $2,459,419, compared
the same period in 1954.
Earnings for the first
earnings
$2,315,935
for
in 1955 from operations in the United States and Canada,
dividends from foreign subsidiaries, were $1,941,172, com¬
with $1,803,064 for the same period last year.
John S. Coleman, President, said that first quarter figures indicate
that "the trend evident in recent years
toward a continually lower
level of earnings has been halted and we are working toward further
improvement in our prolit picture.
Efforts are continuing to raise
the
efficiency of all operations and to offset as much as possible
the
increasing cost of new product development and research."
He
reported that incoming orders for commercial equipment from
all
sources
during the first quarter of 1955 were 30%
higher than
quarter
including
Acquisition Consummated—
:
of this company
The sale
and
pared
assets
of
of all of the business, good Will, p"op°rt1es
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co. was consummated on April 29,
stock transfer books have been closed permanently.
common
stock of Mackintosh-Hemphill Co.
are
being
surrender their certificates for said stock to The Union
National Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa., to receive in exchange
1955,
and
Holders
of
requested
for
of
each
E.
the
W.
the
to
share
Bliss
of
said
Co.—V.
stock
181,
nine-tenths
p.
of
a
share
of
common
stock
1874.
last
year,
Orders
Bond Stores,
Period End.
Sale
—V.
April 30—
:
181,
p.
Inc.—April Sales Off—
1773.
1955—Month—1954
$7,068,769
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$7,468,670 $67,232,768 $65,970,096
representing
a
substantial increase in all marketing
for equipment from
areas.
outside the United States and Canada were
than for the same period in 1954 and the highest ever
recorded
in
any
quarter.
Provision for taxes in the first quarter of 1955 totalled $2,030,000
46%
higher
compared with $2,333,000
in the same period last year.—V. 180, p. 1430.
Volume
181
Number 5429
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2239)
Business Development Corp.
Thomas
(N. Y.)—Quinn
Board
on
Quinn,
President of
Inter-County Title Guaranty &
Mortgage Co., is one of 25 temporary directors appointed
by Governor
Averell
Harrinian
to
organize the Stat's new Business Development
Corporation.
The
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Group Solicits Proxies
H.
corporation,
businesses
that
financed
to
want
by
locate
private
in
the
capital,
state
will
seek
or
lend
to
expand.
mon°y
funds
to
(& Subs.)—April Sales Up—
Period End. April 30—
1955—Month—1954
Sales
$8,040,679
The
—V.
181,
The
the
1956.
of
largest
the
first
U.
tne
in
of
a
scheduled
It
The
nitrogen
to
S.
to
products
make
in
anhydrous
ammonia
Hammond
on
at
will
the Calumet Canal at Hammond.
It is
finery of Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)
by-product hydrogen by pipeline.
May
lrom
re¬
The
Oil
two
will
the
operate
will sell
companies
their
brands.—V.
own
to
designed to produce 300 tons
J. H.
Forrester, President.
refinery
will
the
and
supply
the
Whiting
plant
new
of
shares
identified
Pacific
had
re¬
their
Farrington,
of
concluded
stock
Of
the
the
final
through
total
Walker
for
Calumet
Nitrogen
•of
parts
the
of
output independently
1438.
Ry.—New
The
sale
headed
of
the
Horace
will
who
of
continue
than
tne
and
65
as
Mr.
Crump.
director, has served the Canadian
a
years
replacing
a
believed
recoru
to
Formation
of
the
L.
L.
Carter,
elected
aresident,
onents
has
of
Pacific
the
iormer
Ry.
Steel
since
of
Co.
Executive
President,
and
elected
been
made
were
of
of
a
be
unique
i.i
1924,
R.
Canada.
H.
McMaster
He
ranks
181,
1671.
p.
and
fill
to
to
the
the
and
Treasurer,
Carter,
Viee-
unexpired
term
the
of
Both
that
N.
and
Y.,
177,
late
William
Case
is
has
in
struction
at
Ciirus
400
Electric
opened
Gas
&
company
May 6 filed
on
wholesale
a
branch-
Co.—Registers
registration
a
$1,100,000
incurred
is estimated
gram
Central
See
at
Ohio
for
such
Tree
Steel
Hercules Steel
179,
Products
Products
Co.
Cerro De Pasco Corp.
With
.
.
with
the
SEC
to
tion
170, p. 1595.
1955
company
$11,953,487
9,814,314
$5,523,455
$2,139,173
64,587
.124,916
deductions &
$5,588,042
$2,264,089
$800,367
income
taxes
the
net
class
the
at
pre¬
For
earned
the
income
for
stOCu'.—V.
operating
12
the
the
on
was
181,
ended
division,
a
number
31,
last,
income
net
of
the
common
of
May
on
12
in
by
181,
trucks.
These
Indianapolis,
Castle,
The
will
components
shock
newly
consists
all
include
800,000-square-foot plant under
build automatic transmissions.—V.
Commonwealth Edison
700
citrus
at
to
be
12
tree
$125
used
filed
for
lease,
pay
letter
a
leases
per
to
by
this
and
Electric
of
notification
total
a
of
181,
incident
with
$97,500,
250 at $150 and
expenses
to
50
of
at
citrus
convertible
the
on
to
preferred
American
strike
stock
Stock
its
(par
stock
common
$50)
from
Exchange.—V.
177,
This
at
corporation
the
the
May
on
time
reported
company's
3
Int.,
which
$200.
The
growing.
(par
last six
machine
months
and
the
due
reported
have
to
expansion
its
automatic
controls
and
would
the
with
compare
loss
a
of
four
cents
share
per
for
1953
reallocation
of
of certain previously reported 1953
earnings to
earning*" comparisons are
available
for
the
lirst
No
years.
Sales
1954.
for
-
1954
were
$10,550,912 as compared with $13,618,072 for
company's drop in sales was due, Mr. Clary stated, to the
completion in early, 1954 of an ammunition contract and the
1953.
The
sale
the
corporation's pen subsidiary. The
machines division, automatic controls
ing division have
been
sales
of
of
the
company's
business
and
division
electronic
comput¬
increasing substantially throughout 1954.
These
the first quarter of 1955 accounted lor
approximately
of ..the., company's total sales and showed an
increase of 43.9%
like period of 1954.—V.
three divsions in
80%
the
181,
Coal
Corp.—Reports Larger Profit—
slis.
per
181,
terminated, which would result in
ing the record output of 6,577,000 tons in 1953.
$748,749
1955
tonnage
Mr. Hughes disclosed that
approval by the Federal
sion of the company's natural
gas sales contract was
exceed¬
pipeline construction would
completion scheduled about July 31.—V. 180, p.
"I-
jj)
tf>
236,232,771
13,282,942
1,590,541
54,502,654
4,754,673
6,560,074
14,873,483
59,257,327
49,553,293
42,999,219
3,430,306
3,272,351
13,146,850
12,894,701
11,601,132
46,110,477
36,054,592
467,882
12,840,221
11,133,250
46,110,477
34(793,064
16,607,050
15,234,829
16,607,050
15/234,829
$0.77
____
outstdg...
share
$0.73
$2.78
$2.23
'■;'/%
644.
p.
1,371,523
to
/T;-;7'V
Connelly Containers, Inc.—New Name, etc.—
Laboratories, Inc. below.
Consolidated Diesel
Electric
Corp.—Forms Subsidiary
This corporation has formed a
subsidiary to engage in the manu¬
facture and development of servos, digital data reduction and
electronic
instrumentation, Norman I. scnaner, ^resident, announced on xvxay 4.
He added that Harry R.
Glixon, xormerly of Servo Corp, of America,
has been appointed President of the new
subsiidary.—V. 181,
1331,
411.
p.
X-
Consolidated
Engineering
Sales and service
subsidiary,
functions
Consolidated
of
Vacuum
merged in a unification of
panies, according to Robert
the
1
••
•
■
.
Corp.—Unifies
"
:
;
•
Activities—
this corporation and its wholly-owned
Corp., Rochester, N. Y., have been
marketing activities of the two com¬
L. Smallman, Marketing Vice
President of
parent firm.
The marketing integration provides Consolidated
Engineering's Pasa¬
dena (Calif.) operations with new sales and
service representation in
Boston and Palo Alto, California.
The Rochester Vacuum unit
the
sales
new
acquires
and
service centers in Albuquerque,
Atlanta, Buffalo, Dallas,
Pasadena, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Washington, D. C. The
new
marketing organization will combine operations of regional offices
formerly shares by the two companies in Chicago and New York
City.
—V. 181, p. 1875.
Detroit,
Consolidated
Foods
stockholders
of
the
the
Under
be
offered
ercised
have
Corp.—Stock
approved
M.
of
85,000
Option Plan Voted
stock
a.
S.
company,
the
plan,
over
until
exercised
market
10-year
one
option
Kennedy,
price
at
the
of
the
Union
administer
will
the
time
Sugar
in
the
be
stock
Options
option
of
Consolidated
granted
the
is
per¬
will
be
ex¬
not
may
on
stock
Board,
Division
bo
of
offered.
and
Roland
Tognazzint,
the corporation, voluntarily
option
up
of
plan,
by
soon
the
according to
board
Mr.
directors
of
Kennedy.—V.
1309.
p.
key
program.
set
up
of
for
announced
granting ot options and must
price of the stock will be 95%
the
Chairman
participation
committee
the
The
years.
plan
President,
shares
period.
after
year
10
Cummings,
President
A
total
a
a
within
Nathan
Commis¬
progressing satis¬
commence shortly with
factorily and that
1955—12 Mos.—1954
X',''
65,002,003 262,962,237 243,233,552
16,154,817
(net)
applic.
See Haelan
waived
Power
Subs.)—Earns. Higher
May 11.
H.
was
holidays.
16,270,527
stock
Common
The
Hughes; President, on May 2 stated that with increased
demand and higher prices for
coal, capacity operation of all of Clinchfield's mines was assured for the balance of the
year as soon as the
strike
reduction,
12,840,221
income
sonnel
Clinchfield
earlier.
78,284,945 317,464,891
dividends.
Earnings
1671.
p.
tha
year
a
$20,300
115,710
deducs.
common
electronic
computing divisions, Hugh L. Clary, President, stated.
On a per share
basis, the company's earnings were 29 cents per share
for the year 1954 and 14 cents
per share for the first quarter of 1955.
prior
inc.
oper.
income
Net
410.
substantial
a
loss
a
in
of
and
$1)
1955
shown
of
86,247,718
70,092,901
income
etc.
—V.
1954
first quarter
net
Preferred
the
earnings of $173,386 and
earnings of $114,296.
improvement in
the introduction of its new
ten-key adding
earnings
same
The
(&
^
revenues.
income
Gross
listing and registra¬
p.
Co.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
V"
,i
_
oper.
Electric
Other
Exchange Commission has granted the application
corporation
'A
I",
con¬
of
April
at
$12,658
profits
is attempting to ofiset its losses
by a
off-peak hours and
on
Sundays and
1558.
Period End. Mar. 31—
PowerFlite
l'orged and
transmissions at the
America, Inc., McAllen, Tex.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
of
net
coiresponding periods
Chrysler
new
also
to
a
the
the
absorbers,
standard
and
for
in contrast
company
during
p.
Elec. oper. exps. & taxes
major
and
at
last,
for the
respectively,
service
—V.
\
31,
lor
operated
loss
transit
costs
$5,473,228—$2.10
shares—reported
months ended
$38,138,
12%,
1955.
company earned net
after preferred divi¬
share
common
the
company's subsidiary, Columbus Transit Co.,
$37,617 In t_he4irst quarter of 1955 and at a
and
and
31,
operating
quarter this year increased to
dividends to 63 cents for each of the
compares
with
the
net
income
of
months.
March
15%
in
The
embracing four
announced
was
of
March
of
The
equivalent
1875.
p.
1954 period, or 54 cents a share
on.
outstanding at the end of that period.
with
smaller
en
Co.—Earnings Up
revenues
months
March
$1.97
or
compares
preceding 12
1955
of
payable
business
similar
shares
ended
$ J,600,502,
stock,
March
this
the
months
This
share
through a syndicate
Glore Forgan & Co.
for
shares,
common
12
of
dends.
income
B
of
comfortably exceeding the rise
common
the 2,201,360
debentures.
month
dividend
close
paid-in March,
new
Equal after preferred
2,401,360
$1,402,380
three
cash
a
I
gains in
reports
increase
taxes,
$1,729,056.
Specialty Stores, Inc.—Removed From Listing—
Robert
11,136,666
—_
(net)
Income before
its
of
4V2%
Earnings for the first quarter were $200,847, or 26c
per share, against
$76,252, or 10c per share, in the 1954 lirst quarter.
1954
$16,660,121
——
income
pro¬
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
j
Ealance
"Other
of
Clary Corp.—Earnings Substantially Higher—
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Three Months Ended March 31—
.'Sales
of sales
redemption
manufacturing
cars
sold
be
are
City
over
:.•>
•Cost
construction
the
on
and
A
,
and
company
.
,
.
1156.
p.
below.—V.
(&
the
negotiated
Indiana,
Owners
With
covering
are
quarter
...
statement
Tne,19oj
purposes.
$5,900,000.—V.
was
produces
plant.
corporation
proceeds
4 % %
•covering $4,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, due 1985, to be offered for
.public- sale at competitive bidding.
Net proceeds
wil lbe useu to provide a portion of the funds re•quired for the present and contemplated construction program of the
•company and to provide for
the payment of temporary bank loans
•of
The
shares
in
New
Kokomo
at
This
Illinois
for
$62,458,000
of
that the
announced
respective
declared
record
dividend
share
per
of
respectively, for the quarter and
2011.
filed
of
process
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
is
Net
products.
recently
the
May 6,
cash
class
new„
stockholders
The
cents
the
on
directors
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
Mr/
Joslyn
to
of
boara
^
manufacturing plants in Indianapolis, New
formerly operated by Dodge Division,
and
a
transmission
plant presently
under
construction
at
Kokomo
p.esent
after
I
and
Mr.
1955,
1955.
16%
the
share
per
10,
•.
present
Supply Division
Corporation passenger
H.
2782.
p.
Central
.
Martin
appoint-
Case & Son Manufacturing Co.—Expands—
stated
on
major
The
SEC
Vice-Piesident
son,
Lyndall P.
board of directors.
building a sub-branch in
the
north
suburban
section
of
Buffalo.
In
addition,
new
facilities
Hhave been authorized at its branches in
Patchogue, Long Island, N. Y.,
EErie, Pa. and for a new location for its Nashville, Tenn. branch.
—V.
De
securities.
cents
to
2116.
p.
meeting,
May 27,
Kokomo,
automatic
The
his
company's
Olean,
Mr.
railroad
transaction
plants
company's
—Files
ito increase the company's output of
plumbing fixtures by approximately
."33 V:i%, adding that these additional facilities were
necessary to meet
tthc heavy demand for the
dn
in
181,
Division)
the
one
as
Nuber, President of this company, which is a wholly-owned
•subsidiary
of
Ogden
Corp.,
on
May
4
announced
that
the
Case
•company has authorized a million dollar addition to its vitreous china
{plant at Robinson, 111. Mr. Nuber stated that this addition will serve
also
out
is
J.
He
20
earnings per share for the
in 1955.and $.41 in 1954.
$.53
were
the
June
directors
step in the company's divisionalization program,
division
(to be
designated
as
the Supply
The Securities
(W. A.)
{
this
time.
stock.
common
debentures
new
company's
Latest
Carter—V., 177, p. 2246.
R.
six
Colbert, President.
formed
p.
Canadian
director
leading industrialists and financiers.—V.
A.
been
At
12
and' Union
Kokomo.
(William) Carter Co.—New President—
"has
that
with
First Boston Corp., Blyth & Co. Inc.,
Securities Corp.—V. 181, p. 1774.
by
Castle
President, etc.—
Vice-President
as
more
Canada's
at
17
split-up,
periods
outstanding, only 52,056 were ex¬
changed under the conversion privilege for the common stock.
The
remaining 594,840 shares are being redeemed at $105.54
per
share.
Products,
railroading.
Director
May
issuance
the
preferred
transmissions
Chairman
for
elected
President,
parts
"Canadian
of
stock
of
Chrysler Corp.—Forms New Supply Division—
plant
181,. p.
D'.
machined
McMaster
lor
be
investors
as
automatic
Pacific
scheduled
to
Ross
Mr.
election
being solicited by Leo De Martin
(Collingswood,
(Miami Beach, Fla.) and George R.
Joslyn (Chicago),
are
6,600
18
Crump has been nameu President following retirement of
C. A. Walker, Q. C., as Chairman, and the elevation of W. A. Mather
ffrom the Presidency to the
Chairmanship. The directors also elected
*•■
the
director
a
with
R.
H.
for
as
Debentures—
J.
new
Canadian
Norris
of
Meyers
are
ferred
9.
new company
organized recently by Sinclair and Standard.
According
to
E.
W.
Griscom, Vice-President of Calumet Nitrogen
Products, products of the new plant will be marketed for the most
part in the Midwest-.
funder
proxies
banker,
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Issues
$62,458,000
of
a
i
soliciting
partner of Weinress & Co.—V.
Indiana—
producing iarm plant foods in May of
also manulacture nitrogen products for
industry.
is being built by this company on a 24-acre tract north
plant
Standard
plant
begin
aay
anhydrous ammonia, according
Sinclair Refining Co.'s East Chicago
.
is
investment
With
finery by-products hydrogen—started
is
Ben
Myers
a
meeting is
board
proxies
J.)
$7,218,438 $32,634,945 $29,511,779
Calumet Nitrogen Products Co.—To Build Plant—
It
Chicago
1773.
p.
Construction
ana
annual
total
a
owners
1955—4 Mos.—1954
committee
Weinress,
company.
of
N.
Butler Brothers
stockholders
A
Morton
3
to
181,
^Provision for-
Depreciation
and
amortization
Depletion
1,051.037
180,000
income
incomme
$1,829 *63
$3£'6,638
1,435,729
1,365,163
$1.27
$0.27
•Shares
outstanding at end of quarter
iEarnings per share
—V.
279,562
;
taxes
Net
165,000
Colon Development Co.,
278,384
1,432,601
indemnities—Peru
^Pensions—Peru
425,766
294^474
Severance
The
Enterprises,
Inc.—Stock
Privately—
February sold privately 30,000 shares
of its common stock (par 25
cents) at $11 per share and
has also arranged with its local
banking connections to
The
increase
The
its
credit
proceeds
■over
o
Jan.
31,
shares
mon
cents).
for
care
for
the
an
shares
519,706
class
of
common
•wholly-owned subsidiary.—V.
181,
current
were
assets
B
shares,
542.
519,706
stock
common
6,821
com¬
(par
owned
were
and
$99S,359
of
outstanding
by
25
shareholders
extraordinary
date
same
retained
record
value
of
173,
general
the
value
the
at
close
debentures
to
or
10
proposed
authorizing
exchange for
in
obtain
meeting
sider
May
on
company
of
and
funds
for
stockholders
vote
the
board
been
of
amendment
an
to
and
create
preferred
redemption
proposed
of
30s.
meeting of the shareholders held on
adopted capitalizing £3,184,572 of the
was
The
number
each ordinary share
ordinary share of a
shares outstanding remains the
of
B.
the
Franklin
past
six
the
Conn.,
stockholder
1954,
the
been
that
President
office
28,
President.
elected
and
company
Chairman,
from
has
from
meeting' of April
was
the
reorganization
Bartlett,
recovered
for
in
who
retired
directors'
Hartford,
"The
Conner,
years,
the
of
"is
of
for
called
such
July
income
stock,
series A,
stock.
A
special
13,
1955, to con¬
The
amendment.
issue
record
date
for
be
of
$60,000,000 principal
offered
ferred
stock
subject
about
in
Aug.
sum
of
5%
income
debentures,
series
A,
1955, to all holders of outstanding pre¬
for their stock on a par for par basi"(>
1,
exchange
to
the
of
look
prospects
Bland
of
Sept.
1,
1955.—V.
181,
p.
the
exchange
offer
will
be
closed
on
Discounts,
for
180,
of
P.
the
future
of
Townsend
"Haveg
to
Burton
have
not
orders
than
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
Canada, $58.00
agency
M.
fully
during
they
(&
Domestic
April 2,'55
taxes
taxes
-The
1955;
per
1955
share
earnings
share
1954
per
for
the
This
are
to
The stock
stockholders
certificates
on
or
about
Other Countries, $62.00 per year.
corporation
based
and
for
May
on
the
20,
3
67,871,414
6,466,365
3,600,000
2,866.365
$1.22
consummation
registration
a
shares
of
the
ended
for
April
2,340,896
year.
1
additional
At
offerings
writing
the
stock
shares
Adjusted
2,
shares
Annual
split-up
will
for
be
the
of
Net
stock
is
sale,
company
company
sale
of
pre-rata
to
stock¬
statement
with
cumulative
stock
common
($o
the
SEC
preferred
par).
pro¬
provide
L.
the
be
is
of
and
the
common
Exchange
also
and
continuation
a
offerings
preferred
balance
Holding
to
will
as
cumulative
presented
in
excess
the
of
to
to
are
be
of
made
shares.
common
shares
to
No
On
per
year.
account
of
the
fluctuations
in
the
rate
earlier
at
the
under¬
June
property-holding
30,
1954,
and
to redeem registrant's
stock
and
common
stock
cumulative
the
the
working
wholly-controlled
redemption
necessary
preferred
4%
by
(a
for
be
holders
amounts
capital
preferred
stock
thereof
for
required
for
resources
of
the
whenever
exchange, remittance for foreign
and
such,
redemption.
Fundi
such purposes will
company.—V.
179,
1478.
Pan-American
subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made In New York
funds.
Union,
$55.00
per
year;
to
out¬
(Reg. U. 3. Patent Office)
of
is
farmers
retire
outstanding class B common
outstanding 5% cumulative preferred
of
Corp.
called
was
Corporation's
are
added
offering
Federation
and
The
used
the
funds
4%
received
p.
of
will
F.
which
such
Holding
shares
of
shares.
values
redeem
G.
standing
members
common
proceeds
to
of
The
company.
William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N.
Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D, Selbert, Editor and Publisher;
William Dana Seibert
President
Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on
Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3. Illinola
(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 the
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
NOTE:
on
stock
The
involved.
subsidiary),
be
the
becoming members,
respective par
stock,
2,438,900 shares, the
1955.
and
changing name of
liquidation of
offering of the 10,000 preferred shares is a continuation of
earlier offerings of
this class of security by the company; and the
offering is to be made to all persons interested in the purchase
thereof, including both farmer and non-farmer patrons of the Fed¬
eration Exchange and such
other persons as may desire
to become
present
months
a
on
filed
200,000
of
that
Budd
partial
1955, covering 10,000 shares of 4%
par)
in
on
three
of
agreement
Co. of
an
The
agreement
1559.
to
4,640,000
calculated
are
during
received
restricted
8,532,677
outstanding during the first three months of
meeting of stockholders held April 20, 1955,
approved.
$
$1.60
outstanding
be
181, p.
stockholders
_
earnings per share
number
to
interested
income.,
consider
plan
to
said
and outstanding capital stock
by 337,500
stock, reduction in capital from $2,572,795 to $562,of 405,000 shares of common stock of
The
23,103^119
income
to
Inc.";
approving
of
authorized
90,974 533
77.776,463
on
on
on
company
distribution
26,429,604
Net incomme
^Earnings
April 3,'54
$
returns
vote
out provisions
Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange,
Inc.,
Ithaca, N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
have
3,892.677
Federal
the
will
17
the sale by
approved,
104,206,067
—-
before
Provision for Federal
is
common
the
Co.
for
posed
Inc.
.
and
sale
holders.—V.
May 4,
■
commissions
of
and
May
carrying,
Industries,
reducing
500,
on
1955.
and
Co.
155.
p.
aforesaid
Budd
West
28,
assets
substantial
a
government
System,
sales—Il-
Balance
Income
mailed
1558.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
and
revenues
was
that
Bland
according
although we
and
brighter
Broadcasting
:
Gross
made.
expected
H.
for
1955.
Subs.)—Reports Record Earnings—
average
is
March
certain
by
company
31,
is
company,"
cancellation
the past several months."—V.
approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Such
exchange offer would
provide for
the
exchange of approximately
one-half of the preferred shares now outstanding.
If an excess of
shares is tendered, an equitable allocation of the debentures will be
It
stockholders
dated
shares
the
Chester
Mr.
President
proceeding
shock
4955,
of
March
on
Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
Continental-Diamond Fibre Co.—Proposed
Sale, etc.—
The
to
13 Weeks Ended—
meeting was fixed as the close of business on June 3, 1955.
If the amendment is adopted, the board has authorized an initial
Issue
to
May
Caracas,
if
charter
the
the
\
on
Gas
subscription
privilege to be issued to stockholders of record
June 2,
1955, giving them the right to purchase 738.321 additional
shares of capital stock
(par $10), will expire on June 21.
See
also
V. 181, p. 2011.
($100
outstanding
has
the
on
the
business
of
company and converting
Is.
into one fully paid
,
directors
the
May
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—New President—
a
Offer Debentures in Exchange for Preferred Stock—
The
on
1719.
p.
Columbia
of
share
p.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Plans to
v
of
resolution
a
earnings of
nominal
a
At
the
company's expanded
volume of sales anticipated
the increase in
company had
$950,028.
There
11,000
the
to
the
of
and
Of
used
months.
1955,
liabilities
be
and
the next few
At
current
facilities, if required.
to
are
(business operations
The
ordinary
per
1955 was approved at the annual, general
meeting held in
on May
5, 1955.
At
in
company
6d.
Venezuela
same.—V.
Sold
Is.
18,
to
Consolidated Natural
Ltd.—Capitalizes Earnings—
ol
1955
nominal
Chemical
dividend
a
28,
of
181, p. 743.
of
payment
in
Dominion
eJ
4
(2240)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Copper
Mention was
to stock¬
holders of record May 5 of 282,464 additional shares of
capital stock (par $5) at $35 per share. Subscription of¬
fer will expire on May 19.
Further details follow:
of
issue
our
Offering
Co. —Stock
Range
in
made
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Common
capital stock
($5
value)__
par
DIVIDENDS—Company has paid
since
the
1940.
end
Since
In
of
addition
the
paid
25%
a
1952,
equivalent
to
40
cents
pany's agreement
each
for
relating
share,
present
March
total
a
restriction
will
be
to
of
the
to
purchase
agreed
the
com¬
the
of
several
subscribed
not
are
4.25
Goldman,
Sachs
Hornblower
Lehman
—
___
Himphill,
Fenner
&
4.25
F.
Sbearson, Hammill & Co.—
4.25
Shields
Webster
&
&
Co.——
&
& Co
——
Eichler
&
Co.—_
and
Crowell, Weedon & Co._.
Fulton, Reid & Co
McDonald
181, p.
Merrill,
Corn
This
has offered
company
the
Refining
Co.—
&
New
purchase
to
England
Co.—Proposed
all
Net
in
2.00
net
SEC
at
covering
$5
letter
18
filed
of
19,245
without
share,
per
common
a
stock
(no
corporation
March
1955,
31,
vision
for
profit,
May
Up
sinking
a
minimum
additional
income
taxes,
of
This
taxes.
$3,193,842
of
the
is
company
other
comfort
rollers
March
after pro¬
consolidated net
ended March 31,
to
cents
GIVING
the
Consolidated net
first
consolidated
of
net
of
sales
months of
three
and
of
1955
sales
the
corporation and
amounted
amounting
to
its subsidiaries in
$123,496,571,
Latex
EFFECT TO
$112,440,399
to
©f
March
31,
Mr.
at
shares
Hurley disclosed that the company is acquiring large land tracts
various
locations
One
tract
as
New
Jersey,
contracted
Emporium-Clearfield
e-ngmes
area
$1,200,000
"somewhere
on
for further
tract
a
test
cells.
the
between
facilities.
will be
One
the site of
protection
these,
of
miles
10
The
Sierras
without
across
decentralization, Mr. Hurley said.—V. 181,
as
ended
April
first
reports
23, 71955.
16
weeks
income
net
of
$254,788
non-dividend
This compares to net
1954.—V. 180, p. 720.
of
income
of
Automotive" technological
Germany,
available
on
velopment
know-how
especially
substantial
a
became
In
the
Ball,
'
V
*
*
•
■
scale
reality
to
with
the
the
$183,749
for
and
American
of
this corporation.
Under this
arrangement
"Mercedes-Benz"
products—-trucks,
buses,
perfected
••
Hentz
and
sembled
shares
by
soon
the
of
many
3,000,000
the
engines and passenger cars—will soon be either as¬
manufactured within the United States.
Daimler-Benz of North America will be an
autonomous, independent
subsidiary of Daimler-Benz A. G. of Stuttgart, Germany the world's
which in Germany employs today
40,000 men..,,./,)-
Specific details of the type and amount of
financing of the Daimler-
Benz
North
Carl
F.
tributed
world
operation were not revealed as yet.
Director of Daimler-Benz A. G., pointed out that
decision to manufacture
to
the
current
automotive
In
1954,
sales
The
Benz
for
in
company
million)
healthy
in
the
state
of
United
States
general
"can
his
be
at¬
competition in
the
210,000
the
first
time
in
its
announcement
said:
plants in Germany
billion
these
"Further
is
limited
Deutsche
sales
from
came
expansion
Mark
&
of
Co
has
become
now
to
necessary
capacity in countries outside
fcr assembly manufacture is
of
create
Germany.
the
extensive
Net
Reinholdt
W.
fractional
and
Rodman
&
Gross
announced
was
and
development
to
are
on
be
100,000
100,000
GIVING EFFECT TO
to
Boyce_
Walston & Co
210,000
,
Light Co.
Net
$8,598,586
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$7,828,636 $31,347,385 $29,167,492
6,266,380
25,059,994
23,509,947
6,740,958
revenues—
$1,857,628
$1,562,256
Dr5,201
Dr21,452
stock
(par
10
BUSINESS—Company
1955,
and
Wash.
and
has
The
its
Bal.
$1,852,427
the
of
uranium
and
office
at
415
corporation
other
is
mineral
11
Bldg., Spokane 1,
acquire, explore, develop
Wash.
The
Schaefer
Lease
covers
2,200
of
acres
land
near
approximately six miles west of the Dahl Lease.
Although uranium has been found upon the
the
"Dahl
to
occur
on
the
In
Lease,"
it
is
commercial
property
known
know
not
to
quantities.
as
the
be
No
"Schaefer
of
Milan,
Wash,
has
Lease."—V.
}
been
181,
as
nor
discovered
p.
2012.
An
9
to
by
innovation
K
C
Long,
Combustion
in
&
$6,287,391
10,667
Engineering,
power
in
Inc.
Generator.
practice
was
announcing the
for
a
C-E
disclosed
award
Sulzer
of
a
Banker
—
on
Mont.—V.
181,
2012.
p.
specifically
ferrous
of
and
for
use
an
as
non-ferrous
alloys,
company.
development in the field of titanium
pigments department. The product
company's
price—over
non-ductile
.
$1.75
pound
a
that
is
said
commercial
any
lower
a
Metal-Grade
American
urethane
B
NDA,
and
to
the
rubber
grade
new
"fines"
have
Chemical
toughness
rubber,
at
comes
in
In
$1.50.-
characteristics
existence
Society's
the
as
resistance
and
low
as
to
Dr.
Frederick
far
sur¬
described
was
Division
is still
in
the
abrasion,
degrees
Hill
material
new
to
90
as
B.
obvious
Rubber
of
called
not
and
Du
has
become
and
zero,
ozone
the
of
does
below
oxygen,
Jr.
is
resists
weathering,
Pont
company's
N. J.
field-testing
potential
stages
of
development, Dr.
is
use
for
tire
treads,
he
said.
to
The
rubber
also
shows
promise of extensive use in oil
footwear, conveyor belting, and other rubber products
outstanding abrasion resistance is required.—V. 181, p. 1672.
DWG Cigar Corp.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up Slightly
1955
Net
102,000
income
earnings
The
acquired
results
include
subsidiary,
Eagle-Picher
381,046!
at March 31
share—
common
1955
$100,528
381,562
taxes
Common shares outstanding
per
$202,528
102,000
$104,608
Federal
for
1954
$266,608
,
Earnings before Federal income taxes
Provision
$0.27
$0.26
the
operations of the company's
Sensenbrenner Sons.—V. 181, p. 1202.
A.
newly
Co.—Acquisition—
on May 1 announced the purchase of Wilson &
Hoppo
Whittier,
Calif.,
which
manufactures
laminated
plastic
products. This price was not disclosed.—V. 180, p. 624.
company
of
'■ '
-.V
Easy Washing Machine Corp.—Sales Up—Net Off—
■.
..
Sales
for
$8,514,264
period
and
the
three
months
according to W. Homer
$101,192,
were
class
"B"
equivalent
common,
...
ended
stock.
March
31, 1955, amounted to
President.
Earnings for the
per share on class "A"
figures compare with sales of
Reeve,
to
22
cents
These
$7,915,982
and earnings of $125,384, or
period in 1954.—V. 180, p. 1770.
181,
cents
share
per
for
the
Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
1— $10,286,281
Sales
—V.
25
Brothers Stores, Inc.—April
Period End. April 30—
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$9,620,251 $26,761,278 $24,270,937
1775.
p.
for
1,483,216
1,367,141
$1,232,177
$4,814,842
787,000
787,000
$1,186,958
$1,035,427
$4,027,842
$3 522 800
1,860.160
1,858,343
1,860,160
1,858 343
Mich.,
$0.64
stk.
$0.56
$2.17
$190
The
on
May
contract
Monotube
Steam
Co.—New
Lawrence
has
been
May
on
9
Official Appointed—
appointed
by
Assistant
Benjamin
A.
to
the
Ragir,
President,
President.
Mr.
$4,309,800
196,750
V.
announced
was
$1,383,708
196,750
common
644.
p.
Parker
19,396
308,627
shares
131,
Ekco Products
$5,657,545
Lawrence
111.,
Assistant
was
previously
Corp., Dover,
the
served
and
to
as
Del.—V.
President
General
181,
of
Nachman
Corp., Chicago,
Manager, international
Sales
2012.
p.
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—To Expand Facilities—
Expansion
car
and
of
facilities
Hazelton,
transition
to
manufacturer
at
its
has
Pa.,
12-volt
wire
been
and
cable
plants
announced
by
at
this
Port
Huron,
company.
electrical
customers
systems by some of Auto-Lite's
given as the reason for the need
was
Earnings Higher—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
Operating
additional manufacturing
facilities, H. E. Hasemeyer, Vice-Presi¬
dent-Production, reported.
Cost of the Port Huron enlargement will be about a
million dollars,
1955
revenues
Mr.
1954
$1,565,486
expenses
$1,720,569
1,448,886
1,609,084
i.
Hasemeyer
Since
income
$116,600
$111,485
356
income
'291
the
tion
Interest
State
$116,956
bank
on
income
debt
and
However,
facilities
income
provision
Jan.
and
to
8c
13,
for
Federal
1954,
$94,043
income tax.
increased
E.
William
been
Mr.
Co.,
also
Co.,
Endter
named
Endter
has
been
elected
President, etc.—
President
and
Cecil
E.
Wolfson
Chairman.
of
California
subsidiaries
of
Transport
Standard
Oil
Corp.
of
and California
California.
Tanker
longer-lasting
developed
Wolfson, brother of Louis E. Wolfson, is President of Founda¬
tion Associates, New York insurance
agency, and of Ceco Agency Corp.,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Treasurer of Southern Pipe & Supply
Co., Orlando,
Fla., and Treasurer of M. L. & S. Corp., Jacksonville. He is a director
Corp.,
York
Shipbuilding Corp., Capital Transit Co., Newport
Southern Pipe & Supply Co., Highway Trailer
Co., M. L.
Steel
&
S.
Corp., Continental Enterprises^ Inc., and Ceco Agency Corp.
A
majority interest
In
Diana Stores
Devoe
&
Raynolds
p.
was
acquired
181,
p.
1775.
handling
wire
will
space
there
volume
be
to
for
new
constructed
provide
12-volt
produc¬
have
the
projects
completed
and
electrical
in
operation
p.
1076.
&
Abrasives
Corp.—New Devel¬
by
this
grinding
wheel
corporation.—V.
for
181,
gray
p.
iron
foundries
has
been
1775.
corporation
will ship about 20 digital
computer svstems in
tripling last year's vclume, James R.
Bradburn,
on May
2.
"Market acceptance oi Datatron systems, both in
engineering and
business
applications, has developed satisfactorily and we are
now
producing two computer systems a month," Mr. Bredburn said.
"An
equal sales potential exists for our auxiliary computer
equipment, such
as tape storage units and converters."
better
by
than
told
shareholders
Bradburn
pointed lo
ElectroData's
first
op rating
year
as
successful," stressing that although the first Datatron com¬
puter was not completed until June, a total of seve
mac ines
(aver¬
age cost $150,000)
had been installed by December.
Sales and service
"highly
income,
previously reported, totaled $1,157,870, wit!
ant
loss of
brought about by planned initial starting t ^ts.
on
May 2 approved two manag raent
iroposals:
restricted stock option plan for key ElectroDat
$580,000
The
(1)
(2)
recently
a
stockholders
pers
by-laws
a
number
amendment
of directors from
providing
seven
to
for
10.—V.
1875.
a
futufe
1955—Month—1954
$2,950,386
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$2,792,244 $22,707,389 $22,674,325
The
will
company
operate
the
nnel,
icre-5-
in
and
the
181, p. 211'
Elgin National Watch Co.—New Division
Corp.—April Sales Increased—
Period End. April 30—
Sales
—V.
absorbing the necessary
spent
ElectroData Corp.—Sales Outlook Good—
Mr.
Cecil
New
to
Electro Refractories
President,
was
director
a
of
be
opment—
1955,
formerly President and a director of California Oil
East Coast subsiidary of Standard Oil Co. of California.
He was
both
of
will
to
Devoe & Raynolds Co., Inc.—New
has
capable
manufacturing
$200,000
capable
expects
by late fall.—V. 181,
A
by
authority of the Colorado P. U. Com¬
15c cash, 4 tokens for 55c, for
adults,
cash, 2 tokens for 15c, for children.—V. 180, p. 1872.
were
some
equipment, he said.
3,925
$99,653
:
•Without
plant is
additional
no
13,808
4,175
/
.
•Net
$111,776
13,129
sundries
taxes
said.
Hazleton
equipment,
there.
operating
Light Co.—Awards Contract—
American
President,
an¬
96 %
meeting,
man-made
$5,676,941
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—V. 181,
,
Dayton Power
tnan
for
of
property known
commercial quality,
uranium
company
more
stockholders
equipment,
This
company has two leases known as "The Dahl Lease"
and "The
Schaefer Lease." The Dahl Lease consists
of an 80-acre tract of land
located in
the
foothills on the west side of
Mount Spokane near
Elk,
of
years
the
the
new
$6,298,058
Denver Tramway Corp.—Net
Paulsen
to
of
field
where
468,719
Effective
properties.
The
Du
tailored
this
improvement—at
temperatures
most
Latex
mission, fares
March
on
T.
rubber-deteriorating effects of oils,
$1,540,804
Earned per share
Outstanding
1,852,500 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
_
incorporated in Washington,
was
registered
purpose
operate
cents)
at
Its
it
income
Common
was
for exploration
pay
such
emphasized,
DUt
its
remarkable
attributes
point the
way
greater serviceability than is now obtained from other rubber.
Subs.)—Earnings-
& taxes—_
metal
by
l
four
by
to
4
Edison
(&
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Common
those
May
Auto-Lite
expenses.
CAPITALIZATION
agents
pellets at
synthetic rubber
similar
&
Bruce
manufacture
May
culminates
passing
100,000
100,000
&
1955—3 M"os.—1954
Preferred dividends
Other
The offering
May 4.
used
the
on
forms:
on
100,000
Renshaw
Schwabacher & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
deductions
Net
—
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
titanium
in
substantial
a
100,000
Gardner
States."
at 15 cents per share.
of
agent
Plastics
1875.
income
Income
production
Daybreak Uranium, Inc.—Stock Sold
Pennaluna &
Co., Spokane, Wash., on April 18 offered
publicly as a
speculation an issue of 800,000 shares of common
stock
oversubscribed, it
for
Jackson &
&
Bros.
of
grades previously offered.
Designated as Titanium
1,206
scrip
Pressprich & Co
Total
(par 10 cents)
for
current
which,
107.
p.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Stein
income
latest choice
Daimler-Benz'
United
181,
The
the
by
effective¬
payment
for
shares
the
at
shares
642
100,000
revenues
oper.
Other
exports.
new
This
concurrently
210,000
belaware Power
the—Daimler-
present time.
It is, there¬
fore, necessary to embark now an
expansion of production capacity
so that
the demand for Mercedes-Benz
products can be satisfied.
"It
voted
5.—V.
resignation
announced
addition
is
offered.
$210,000
R.
100,000
Co.„
Period End. Mar. 31—
($240
the
at
8,500
stock
approved
was
stock
of
Hill
70-year history the Daimler-Benz
one
the
grade
new
addition
the
§587,989 shs.
Curtis
100,000
100,000
—V.
market."
Germany passed the
figure, about 50% of
about
merger
May
its
(E. L) du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc.)—Announces
according
reserved
American
Giese,
company's
only
amount
Jackson Laboratory, Deepwater Point,
t46,518 shs.
amount
Paine, Webber,
100,000
exps.
Corp. prior to
right to demand
appraised by the court.
famous
multi-purpose
dicsel
manufacturers of automobiles,
to
The
Oil
the
vacancy
by
"Adiprene" B
treasury of the company
bearing non-voting
& Meeds—_
Oper.
33,000
Erpf, a General Partner of Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
bankers, has been elected a Director to fill tne
investment
created
brittle
exercise of options outstanding
for conversion of the
shares
$860,000
181, p. 1774 and
Operating
approximately
Armand G.
outstanding
3,000,000
or
oldest
asked
on
Twin
maximum
Exploration's
"Adiprene"
562,500
non-dividend
Co
Laird, Bissell
of
Board—
Earnings
in
Co
&
&
total
a
Chemistry.
$7,219,000
treasury of the company and
bearing, non-voting scrip for
Laurence M. Marks & Co..
be
tractors,
marine
Outstanding
1900,000 shs.
130,434
in
will
economy. This de¬
of the formation
announcement
and
Deetjen
of
(Allen B.) Da Mont Laboratories, Inc.
This
&
and
value
the
added.
&
announced
was
FINANCING
cumula¬
Granbery, Marache & Co._ 100,000
Hallgarten & Co
100,000
H.
weeks
16
field,
engine
the
Burge & Kraus
Barth
—V.
developed
Diesel
PRESENT
562,500
shares.
Emanuel,
out
possessed
fair
a
be
may
Drilling
A
follows:
J.
Daimler-Benz of North America, Inc.—Formed in U.S.
Western
in
Lehman Brothers
for
»
the
for
appraisal
at
1954,
reduces
nouncement
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several
principal underwriters
the principal amount of debentures
to be purchased by each are
Hirsch
corporation
31,
shares
withdrawal
and
644.
p.
Cushman's Sons, Inc.—Earnings Show Gain—
the
acres
need
i
The
by
337
shares
Exploration
&
Dec.
on
two
which holds the company's outstanding
agreed, subject to certain conditions, to lend
additional $2,000,000 under a 4%
promissory note.
1955
24,500
this
against
500
a
company
also plans
purchase
the Rockies"
of
100,000 acres
and
com¬
company
represented
fractional
general headquarters.
comprises 50,000- acres in the Philipsburgin
central
Pennsylvania where testing of
for
done
be
can
building
decentralized
of
means
a
-engine-building
-on
in northwestern
share
common
share.
just
SIncludes
1955.
possible..attack
Sales
has
shares
April 30,
debentures.
plus scheduled production under advance contracts,
Curtiss-Wright and its subsidiaries, totaled $860,000,000 as of
of
Drilling
ness
$55,923,543.
share.
•2,000,000
518,250
cents)
200
on
orders,
Exploration Co., Inc.—Demand by Stock¬
of
merger
of
was
518,250
tlncludes 22,400 shares issuable
upon
the first quarter
for
his
goods,
tires.
were
46,518 shs.
50
shares.
1954.
Unfilled
independent subsidiary,
an
recently.
company's common stock, for which payment had been
pursuant to the Delaware Corporation Law, has withdrawn
demand.
Under this law, stockholders wno objected to the
A
Products
preference
(par
an
<
McGregor Sportswear, has
York, which makes young
New
demanded
foam
rubber
and
common
company intends to borrow such additional
the issuance and sale of the
debentures
represented
the
($2
notes
tlncludes
compared with
as
1954
per
common
;
insurance
of
and will operate it as
announced
&
holder
shares
latex
of
to $24,488,042 against
the previous
fiscal year
$35)!
stock
company
with
business.
commercial
(par
Inc.,
Two New Developments—
products,
$1.26
or
per
Ranger Realty Co._
1958
stock
A
•The
President, pointed out that approxi¬
of the earnings for the first quarter of 1955 were derived
mately 40%
from
Chairman
rubber
1955 rose
period
$779,566
or; 31
American
due
promissory
The
Hurley,
sports trousers,
manufactures
Co.,
sales,
and
producers
mechanical
textile
31,
corresponding
rose
items,
and
foam
in
major
ended October 31,
equal to $1.80 per
ended
$218,388
the
2,000,000
Common
ended
1954.
Roy T.
production
year
$1,152,411,
the
of
one
convertible subordinated debentures
due Dec.
1, 1970——
with
quarter
share.
per
fund
under
which
the
$90,000 principal amount,
principal amount, in
of
$7,219,000
of
Corp.
$6,820,707,
compares
for
months
$23
at
proceeds
1970
tive)
three
1,
47c
,
the
Dee.
promissory note due annually 1966
Notes
which
Lissner
companies
their
stock
common
1965
to
Sharply—
9
reported for
consolidated net profit
a
Federal
after
Corp.—Net
on
due
promissory notes due annually 1955
Class
Curtiss-Wright
offered $3,000,000 of
debentures
into
of
a
an
printing
income
H.
Drilling
it
and
in
Doniger & Co.—Acquisition—
corporation,
the
private
Mortgage loans of
the
be
to
are
May 1
—
The
1,800
Fahren¬
Offered—Lehman
Authorized
4%
offered
used
be
to
par)
proceeds
with
Debentures
on
benefit
to
CAPITALIZATION
of
notification
of
underwriting. The
and for working capital,
lease property
to
April
shares
degrees
the
of
months
with
Foods, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Files With SEC—
on
of
pressure
1,000
receivable
was
five
while
to
corporation
a
$90,000
the
V-belts,
profit
4%
Cuellar
at
of
temperature
—
to retire
during the fiscal
the
181, p. 2117.
The
steam
1961-1965, and thereafter a minimum of $270,000
its option up to hn additional $270,000
principal
at
pillows
$20,243,638
(subject to liabili¬
Yarmouth,
Me.
Co.
supply
convertible
up
years
and
from
as
Sales
Acquisition—
assets
Products
Grain
^
company's Frank M.
125,000 kilowatt General
finance
rubber
2.00
Company—
Turben
(David D.)
This
bought
the
a
accompanying rising
anticipated increased volumes
polyurethane products.
such
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton 2.00
Products
of
ties)
—V.
2117.
a
at
serve
subordinated
required
option
the
pared
—V.
to
will
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
holder Withdrawn—
the
BUSINESS—-The
2.00
&
It
annually.
to
and
2.00
4.25
and
Co.
are
has
accounts
and
2.00
4.25
-
of
3.25
4.25
Securities
type
from
the
offering,
together with
net
placement of a $2,000,000 4%
note due
1, 1970 with
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States, are to provide funds for expanding business.
The additional
working capital is needed to finance increased
inventory requirements
3.25
—
Co.—
Bateman,
Co.—
&
Hutton
Moseley
this
"subcritical"
inch.
plus accrued interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
3.25
Pierce,
E.
S.
issue
proceeds
3.25
W.
of
the
in
Dec.
3.25
Co
4.25
Beane
Corp.
White, Weld
&
4.25
Brothers
Lynch,
Noyes
Co.——
&
each
Dominick—3.25
&
will
will
associates
102x/z%
annually,
4.25
3.25
3.25
Co._
&
Weeks
&
Peabody
Merrill
Dominick
.—;14.25
Kidder.
Stone
5.25
Wood, Struthers & Co
A. G. Becker & Co., Inc
Blair & Co., Inc.——
4.25
Curtis
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.—
Blyth & Co., Inc
Glore, Forgan & Co
installed
it
It
inch
convertible
amount
%
Webber, Jackson &
and
company is
and at its
underwriter
each
%
Paine,
be
to
where
Dayton Rubber
Brothers
The
the
and
underwriters,
which
for
first
1672.
p.
The debentures
follows:
as
the
The
1970 at
the
names
shares
Is
operation
men's
is
Dayton
square
181,
for
3.2Q0
pounds per square
unit elsewhere in the world.
turbo-generator.
per
generator
States
below
is,
unit
in
the
United
such
any
Dayton
8tation
Electric
terminated
UNDERWRITERS—The
has
The
4%
$565,000,
of
to
pursuant
at
1955.
18,
poration.
percentage
larger than
Tait
that
the
that
range,
heit.—V.
financing of the White Pine project.
upon
completion of the present
financing.
Dividends payable by White Pine to Copper Range will,
however, remain subject to approval of Reconstruction Finance Cor¬
This
be
year
dividend
stock
on
Long explained
purchased in
pressure
1,694,780 shs.
cash dividends each
quarterly
1950, and split its stock two-for-one
cash dividends have been restricted to
be
pounds
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
company
Mr.
—
9 of the offering
May
.
.
-
has announced creation of an electronics division that
three West Coast plants it has acquired within the
past six months.
J.
G.
Shennan,
President,
said
the
^company
exrv»cts
more
than
Volume 181
Number 5429
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2241)
$5,000,000
In
Most
will
of
it
sales
new
volume
from
come
company has acquired
Burbank
Elgin-Neomatic
of
from
the
relay switches,
The
plants
he
said.
fiscal
this
' Y
.'
year.
miniature
mated
search
irig
1955—Month—1954
$1,287,561
——
181,
>
$3,354,593
conducts
will
of
the
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
(EDT)
p.m.
"-.credit
River
electric
wholly
Electric
revenues
to
1954
in
have
and
'
1954.
increased
income
net
new
common
10,
stock
1955.
Turner
the
from
from
to
174,000
of
state
$2,385,000
will
be
entitled
20,
:Y; .Y
fense
this
:
Authorized
27/a%
series
due
series
due
come
1951
due
in
3%%
series
due
1983
3Vs%
series
due
1984
Serial
bat:k
loans,
Cumulative
in
Y; YY; .Y-Y'-Y
_
in
stock
(par
$3,235,000
4.60%
scries
4.75%
•___;
scries
be
the mortgage.
in
Merrill
by
all
The
to
finance
of
the
at
least
60%
may
at
to be
made
loans
made
a
Fenner
Bear,
Beane
&
Stearns
Goldman,
&
14
Co
&
Sachs
Hornblowcr
W.
L.
&
M. Kidder
181,
Clement
Beil
Grimm
A.
&
of
shares
the
to
the
of
common
set forth
are
be
made
&
Pierce,"
&
the
agreement
encumbrance
of
the
and
underwriters
several
the
offered
now
not
which
required
they have
to
be
severally
■
'Paine,'Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
6.50
6.50
_/ 6.50
Bache
Ingalls
6.50
Lester,
4.30
Co
Co.-
&
Laurence
6.50
%
4.30
—
Schwabacher &
M.
12
Net
William
Sutro
Bateman, Eichler & Co
&
Co
6.50
Joseph
&
Co
4.30
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Co.
R.
&
Staats
&
Profit
Cigar
Co., Inc.
profit——
of
Profit before
;
Provision
Faroll
&
1.60
Y 1.00
Co.—
1.00
(&
451,215
other miscell.
$6,945,265
295,769
1,178
Net
income
income
—V.
the
taxes
$452,393
taxes
$334,689
231,112
164,691
f
per
applicable
of
This
company
has
been
merged
with
and
Into
Simca
(Societe
Industrielle de Mecanique et Carrosserie
Automobile), and the books
for transfers of the American
depositary receipts for the capital stock
of Ford of France (par value 100
francs) were closed permanently at
the elbse of business on
May 2, 1955. The terms of the
ment
provide
merger
for the issuance of
francs)
for
deposit
share
one
Simca
of
agreement
each
23
shares
of
Ford
of
France.
However,
5,000
under
Other
Accordingly,
the
caDital
upon surrender
stock of Ford of
of
the
American
France
to
City
depositary
Bank
depositary, in New
York
City, there will be issued
share
each
IIV2
for
each
American
for
shares
of
Ford
depositary receipts surrendered
of
for
receipts
Farmers
one
Trust
Simca
France
145, p.
of
this
and
Walter
Ehlers
who until recently
Trust and Savings
National
still is
Mr.
of
and
director
a
Fund
Buck
is
Chairman
of
the
First
Insurance
Executive
Western
of
Pacific
BUSINESS—The
wholesale
all
As
by
call
608.
the
of
California,
General
&
Electric
Vice
Bank
President
and
&
and
director
a
of
Co.,
director
The
in
have
called
for
mortgage bonds
Payment
will
be
interest.
&
been
first
Co.
Incorporated,
23
redemption
due
Dec.
made
Wall
1,
which
pany will
There are
the
at
St., New
stock
N.
and
stock
Gar Wood
The
and
utility
announces
ditcher,
the
The' Buckeye
308
designed for digging
sewer,
conduit
and
is
the
Buckeye
a
introduction
and
the
El
1955
102%
of
J.
Y.—V.
model
heavy-duty,
of
into
stock
common
000
in
proceeds
from
from
and
will be
notes
181,
Amer¬
the
outstanding
of
the
series
accrued
P.
Morgan
171, p. 1885.
308.
wheel-type ditcher especially
city gas, water, oil,
cross-country ditch and for
cable lines.—V. 181,
p. 545.
Alex.
Brown
close
group
held.
,
preferred stock ($50
PROCEEDS—Net
to
par
value) priced at $51
proceeds
will
in
$300,000
repay
64
communities
in
Kentucky.
revenues
First
loans,
bank
company
including
For
the
be
used,
to
PROCEEDS-—Net
will
be
proceeds
added
to
be
company
used
the
sale of these
company's
for
funds
general
3.80%
to
carry
with
$600,000
other
funds,
borrowed
and
from
to construct
provides
service
months
and
GIVING
EFFECT
68,218
Ashland
and
ended
net income
to
Feb.
was
TO
28,
and
1955
telephones
bonds
due
PRESENT
additional
common
production contracts. Garrett is presently engaged in a program
plant and facility expansion, and this together with its continuing
581
debt
of
181,
stock
the
in¬
com¬
$212,714,000.
to
and
value
par
value.
several
of
The
purchasers
said
Illinois
Johnson,
Co.,
1,100,000
of
the
which
bonds
they
Co.
(Inc.)_
;
Marks
M.
550,000
&
Co.
1,100,000
Paine,
1,100,000
R.
Webber,
Jackson
Curtis
&
2118.
$550,000
Lane, Space &
Inc.
Laurence
1,100,000
Co
$96,282,-
before
bonds
without
par
the
650,000
&
p.
to
follows:
as
Co.,
Sons
&
the
of
amounting
principal amount
are
& Co.—$2,500,000
&
sale
without
names
the
1950
income
/
the
preferred
stock
in
gross
V
Y 4
W.
1.400,000
Pressprich <fe Co._
1,400,000
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Chemical Unit to Expand—
$2,500,000 expansion at the Louisville, Ky., plant of B. F. Goodrich
was announced on May
10 by John R. Hoover, President.
wHl double the plant's present capacity for the produc¬
Hycar special-purpose American rubber and latex.
Construction of the new production facilities adjacent to the
present
operation will begin immediately, Mr. Hoover said, with completion
scheduled for early next year.
The Girdler Co. of Louisville, Ky,
has been named as general contractor.
The expansion
tion
of
Mr.
Hoover
said the expansion is a natural result of
increasingly
heavy demands from industry for Hycar man-made rubber and latex,
reflecting the development of entirely new applications in many fields.
■
The Louisville
expansion program is closely allied with the company's
$8,500,000 acrylonitrile plant now being completed at Calvert City,
Acrylonitrile, one of the basic raw material components of Hycar
rubber and latex, will be furnished to Louisville for
processing from
new
Ky.
the
Calvert City plant.
Hycar nitrile rubber is
widely used
in
the
automotive,
o'l,
and
air¬
craft
industries, among others, where exceptional resistance to oil,
grease, gas, chemicals, heat, cold, and abrasion is required.
In its
latex form, Hycar is used in the paper, texti.e,
leather, and adhesives
In
imparting
abrasion
addition
to
desired
such
and
characteristics
and
strength
as
oil.
Louisville
the
operations,
B.
F.
Chemical
Goodrich
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Reports Rec¬
First Quarter Sales—
-v -
ord
of
quarter
their
total
series
in
environs
May
2.
reported
sales
record
with
pared
The
net
1982
due
1983
preferred
preferred
♦The
stock
($100
($50
(no
1,800,000
par)
8,000 shs.
—
value)
5,755 shs.
underwriters,
for the
pay
securities
preferred is
who are under
being
a
firm
in
May,
1955.
through
commitment
offered:
now
com¬
This
contrasts
with
$1.29
last
year,
based- on
the
on
at
the
retirement
to
Grace & Co.
further
of
a
Announces New Division to
—
new
expansion
was announced
division
The
now
will
be
Research
was
In
More
the
take
formerly
of
President
in
on
May 6 by J. Peter
Grace
Gra^e, President.
the Grace Chemical
as
will
be
Chemical
Research
headed by William P.
Co. Headquarters of the
York.
New
and
to
spearhead the company's
chemical manufacturing and
the
in
Development Division
invested
also
New
than
will study new opportunities
in
^
announced
York,
50%
the
are
of
that
being
W.
R.
chemical
main
&
to
Co.'s
of
Grace
Memphis,
net
fixed
Chemical Co.,
Tenn.
assets
*
arc
now
manufacturing and
processing industries,
3% in 1950.—V. 181, p. 2014.-
compared
with
Grant Co.—April
than
offices
transferred
Grace
(W. T.)
as
less
the
Shares
,
Paine,
Stone
Webber,
&
Merrill
J.
—V.
111,214 shs.
offered
$12,028,872
generally in the chemical industry.
It
5%
was
corresponding period last year.
equivalent to $1.32 per share
outstanding after a two-for-one split effective
establishment
division
60,490 shs.
200,000 shs.
quarter
$273,322,247
first quarter
are
new organization,
to be known
Development Company Division,
Gage,
60,490 shs.
._
pari
par
of
$303,552,336.
the
for
earnings
The
and
108,000 shs.
plans to sell these bonds privately
company
below-named
and
The
anticipated
♦1,700,000
5%
sales
previous
totaled
of
processing fields,
1,000,000
1985
5.2%
now
volume
first
the
of
over
The
year.
shares, and after giving effect to
of all preferred stock Sept. 30, 1954.—V. 181, p. 1561.
(W. R.)
due
Common
for
quarter-year record
the Board, announced
Spearhead Chemical Research and Development—
$3,500,000
(cum., issuable in series)—
profit
1954.
number
same
Outstanding
due
Pfd. stock
stock
of
when
1953
$12,470,584
quarter
last
quarter
set in
was
common
end
first
.
high
new
a
W. Litchfield, Chairman
represents a gain of 22%
the
first
to
P.
This
for
increased
operating
FINANCING
_—
sales
$333,286,839
on
-
.
First
$50,000,000
1980
UNDERWRITERS—The
to broaden its working
corporate purposes. The
to
Chemical Co.
$640,789.
series
the amount outstanding under
which presently amounts to $21,000,000 and which
inventories and receivables in connection with de¬
share.
per
series
fense
of
series
anticipates that it will reduce
its credit ,agreement
was
from
the
available
retail
at
Stock
3%%
business
capital base and will
special
"
resins, rubber, plastic materials, chemicals, and colors
plants in Calvert City, Ky., Niagara Falls, N. Y., Haledon and
Kearny, N. J., and Okron and Avon Lake, Ohio.—V. 181. p. 1877.
3.95%
will purchase any unsubscribed shares.
shares
Estabrook
Estimated
together
repay
the parent company,
Lexington
12
$5,292,552
were
mortgage
3%
The
subscription offer will expire at the
on
May 23, 1955.
An underwriting
headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
of
and
Co
&
for
underwriting group headed jointly by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Stone & Webster
Securities
Corporation and including Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and J. D. Van Hooser & Co., on
May 11 offered publicly 26,000 shares of 5% cumulative
fering its
rights to subscribe at $35 per share to 182,033 additional
common (par $2) on the basis of one
share for each four
at
Company makes
CAPITALIZATION
Garrett Corp.—Stock Offered—The
corporation is of¬
common stockholders of record
May 9, 1955,
and
1984
service
1954
year
550,000
the
pipeline
of
Inc.
to
Telephone Corporation,
telephone plant.
new
104.03%
100%.
electric
funded
common
purchase
Robert W. Baird
Offered—An
Oil
of
to
resistance
General Telephone Co. of Kentucky—Preferred
Oceanic
$42,000
calandar
$18,800,000.
shares
of
bonds
agreed
industries
2013.
p.
BUSINESS—The
a
sale
provides
outstanding
548,439
concurrent
borrowing of $6,500,000 on a
working capital out of which $10,000,under a revolving
credit will be repaid.
from
ranging
30,
to
of Georgia.increased from $70,211,000
the
was
have
to
the
added
prices
April
in
director
Dorado
and
Net
preferred
industry and
unexchanged shares of
Authorized
shares
within
director
Industries, Inc.—New Product—
corporation
converted
not
General
This
unexchanged shares
offering by an
Boston Corp. and
public
First
financing program, the company expects to
unexchanged shares of old non-convertible
outstanding shares of its $2.90 cumulative
any
all
preferred
long-term note
—V.
of
of
1,
office
York) 8,
any
for
The
by
&
Bros.
the State
For
5,234,000 shares
A
permitted
new
Redemption—
at
with
corporation
jointly
at
after
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to
"
and price on the new stock will be determined
effectiveness of the registration statement, expected
redemption
defense.
he
Committee,
and
of
the
Co.,
Francisco,
June
on
1965
together
the
First
The
Salomon
Atlanta, Augusta, Columbus and Macon, and
municipalities and 37 rural cooperative associa¬
revenue
1954.
deductions
come
—V.
period prior to redemption.
management company, General Precision controls 21 subsidiaries
engaged principally in the design and production of a wide
range of
high-precision instruments, components and systems for
directors
Moxie
Trust
Fort Street Union Depot Co.—Partial
There
of
Executive
Co., of San
of the Matscn
Navigation Co., Matson Assurance Co.
Steamship Co., all of San Francisco, and a director
Works, Oakland, Calif.—V. 181, p. 2012.
33A%
the
elected
President of the Bank of America
Gas
from
May 31, 1955.
part of the current
for
100%
company
44
within
Operating
000
A
been
to
to
With
to
follows:
as
and
including
$0.17
rate
prior to the
about
Co.
Distilling Co., President
the
was
Association,
director
a
is
Fireman's
ican
have
"
company
were
Shields & Co.
redeemable
are
1956
1,
Clark, Dodge & Co.—
shares
32,824
dividend
The
just
corporation.
Mr. Wente,
also
Buck
May
Morgan Stanley
i
purchased
convertible
Wente
the
and
proceeds, from
the
sale
of
the
bonds
together
with proceeds from the sale of
$4,500,000 of additional common stock,
expected to be received later in the year from The Southern Com¬
pany^ the parent company, will be used to pay part of the
company's
1955 construction program, estimated to cost
$33,400,000.
$82,498
Equipment Corp.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
proposes
remaining
be
for
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Two New
Directors—
F,
by
100.219
bonds
new
to
1985
$0.28
the SEC.
company
preferred
Carl
received
bid
PROCEEDS—Net
com.
^
underwriting group headed
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Co.,
represented
exchange.—V.
bids
Corp.
The
have
Precision
will
American
$1.07
1310.
p.
(jointly) bid 100.21, both for 3%s.
For the bonds as 3Vis
the following bids were received: Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., 102.272;
Lehman Brothers, 102.254;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 102.0339; Blyth
& Co.,
Inc., and Kiddder,. Peabody & Co (jointly) 101.911; and Union
Securities Corp. and Equitable Securities
Corp.. (jointly), 101,829.
,v
and
The
the
of
$1.10
share-
common
Hutzler
87,500
offer 67,176 shares of the new preferred
in exchange on a share-for-share basis for four
series of its outstanding
non-convertible preferred stock. This offer will
expire on June 7, 1955.
relating to the American shares for the
capital
Simca, such American shares are issuable on the basis
of two
American shares for each one share of
capital stock of Simca deposited.
stock
per
"
Boston
registration statement covering 100,000 shares of cumulative pre¬
stock, without par value, was filed by this corporation on May
with
The
agree¬
value
(par
A
$544,646
3%% series, due
May 1, 1985, priced at 101.03% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.32% to maturity. The group bought the issue
on May 10 at
competitive sale on its bid of 100.389.
ferred
11
591,692
$554,357
$12,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
$169,998
share
1771.
Securities
France—Consolidation—
726,300
.
$133,781
to
shares)
common
p.
taxes
Georgia Power Co.—Bonds Offered—A group headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co. on May 11 offered publicly
87,500
stock——
preferred
on
quarter
(472,982
180,
.
$1,136,338
and
L,
$221/281
requirements
Earnings
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman,
■
Co.
Canadian
UNDERWRITERS—The
General
Motor
&
Federal
income
Courts
Ford
Fed.
♦Earnings
38,920
income-
profit
stock
Drl3,185
$1,280,657
income
for
tions
1954
$7,429,764
_•_
_________
&
prop.
Federal
Earnings for
li/2
13,396
Prov.
1.00 '
Subs.)—Earnings—
1955
provision "for
for
Dividend
$1,149,523
(net of expense)
for
2118.
sale
on
10,102,339
$1,267,261
income
prior
1.60
Co
Co.———
Z
Operating
Mar. 20/54
10,286,408
Yk Income
before
provision
.Y
Canadian income taxes
lMs
1
telephone plant
Mar. 26,'55
■
redemption prices ranging from 101.03%
1.60
6.50
&
Sales
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.:
operating
Other income
1876.
p.
1945,
expenses—
1.60
6.50
General
Net
_.
31,
$11,553,669 $11,251,862
and
2.70
& Co.__
Snyder
Ryons & Co..
6.50
Witter
p.
Weeks Ended—/
at
Co., Inc. 2 Ms
Inc
Dec.
of
as
sales
Operating costs
2.70
Marks
&
Co
Hutton
F.
Lane, Space & Co.,
& Co.,
or
1879.
Net
l>/2
The
3'/2
for the acquisi¬
outstanding on
loan payable
2 »/2
Evans
II,
high,
$78,700,000 has been budgeted for that program.
This amount
$7,800,000 more than was spent for expansion
during
1954,
is
higher than in 1950, and 1,174%
higher than 1945—V, 181,
communities,
iy2
Inc.
credit-
&
Weld
E.
3»/2
Inc.
5
demand
the
equipment.
offer,
13.80
Brothers
Barney
Dean
3»/2
Co
War
_
close
General Time Corp. (&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
de¬
total
term
below:
%
Beane__.______
Ripley & Co., Inc.
Peabody & Co._
—V. 181,
1 Ms
McCleary
3
& Co
Co.___
Hough
5
_
time
under
other
or
the
subscription
Boston Corp
Forgan & Co.—_;
Smith,
White,
3 Ms
&
Johnson,
5
Co.
&
Co.
Courts & Co
5
Hallgarten &: Co
&
Co.——
5
White; Weld & Co
A.
&
5
l
^Curtis
Smith, Barney & Co.—
—V.
Shields
5
Co
Weeks
Langley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
&
Rothschild
5
C.
Wertheim
F.
Marks
World
the
over
under
the
under
loans
seven-year
to
or
of
names
First
Kidder,
2,558,127
M.
its
loans
of
any
3 Months Ended March 31—
Laurence
the end of
General
p.
defense
entered into by the company and the
24, 1955, the banks agree to lend the com$5,000,000 on or before July 1, 1956, to be
pledge, mortgage,
estate, machinery, and
Lynch,
Lehman
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have severally
agreed to purchase from the
company the respective percentages of the unsubscribed
shares of new common stock set forth
below:
14'/2
$51,600,000
45%
moneys
guarantor
having
the
purchase,
Fenner
issued only in accordance with restrictions
Kidder, Peatody & Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
of
Feb.
of
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
80.000 shs.
5,000.000
its
the
.
40,000 shs.
:
•Additional bonds may
contained
that
pursuant
agreed to
to
use
a
right of prepayment.
Banks
of the loans outstanding under the
agreement may at any
real
percentage
75,000 shs.
(par $7.50I
to
agreement
on
Harriman
._
agreed
exclusively
Force,
be. converted into
quarterly installments with
secured
Glore,
;
;
Common stock
Air
banks
will
demand
issued
500,000 shs.
-
agreement
S.
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
,
40,000 shs.
scries
1956
equal
be
230,000
.series
4.40%
1,
time
$100)
series
loan
banks
aggregate
holding 60%
10,000,000
1956—_•
U.
has
90%
not exceed
may
pursuant
company
company
credit
The
the
to
The
Any
12,000.000
due
increase
an
1950
is
910,168 shs.
evidenced by 4% notes payable
July 1, 1956, to be used
tion
and
maintenance of fixed
assets.
15,000,000
,
"
2(4%,
preferred
issuable
4%
_
or
reached
was
and
••
assignment of all claims Tor moneys due or to be¬
its defense production contracts.
Y./YYY:Y WY;Y';
term
a
an
JCily
14,000,000
1982
now
$538,800,000,
a
announced
was
milestone
the
under
seven
pany
4,000,000
'!•'* 8,500.000
108.1
3%% .series due
due
Under
to
.
series
Passes
telephone plant investment
on May
2 by Donald C.
during April, 1955.
that by the end of the year the total investment
This
1954.
of
Y'VY
...
1,000,000 shs.
-
under
the credit
agreement
that the company secure all loans made or
Outstanding
-
-
-
payable
agreement,
company's
1978
%
•
commitment
$16,500,000
1974
3 Vi
.
value)———._
par
this
production.
credit
same
•First mortgage hands¬
aw* series due 1974
4%
Investment
Telephone System amounted to $111,600,000. By the end
this figure had climbed to
$269,700,000.
During 1955 it is estimated that the construction and
expansion
budget for General Telephone
System will be at an all-time
Outstanding
V
'
■< ; ■• '; Y - „,Y'
•
$21,000,000
$25,000,000
under
Ya_—Y..—5,000.000
contracts.
under
agreement by
1951
($2
amounts
borrowed
without interruption.
The
the quarterly dividend of 40
to stockholders of record June
to
1955
certain
production
-
cus¬
publicly
:
banks
-
borrowing
of
in
in
distributed
was
stock
"Florida.
$21,178,000
to
estimated)
■
At
'/♦The company has entered into a credit
agreement with seven banks,
of the principal amount of which is
guaranteed by the U. S.
Force, under the terms of which the banks agree to lend to the
company on or before Feb. 1, 1957 an' aggregate of
$25,000,000, to be;
evidenced, by 3%'%
notes maturing not later than Feb. 1, 1957.
The
total
amount
of
loans under
this credit agreement which may be
outstanding at the -completion of any
i;;1YY
Y/Y Y
YCAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
3%%
of
"
3%%
Plant
70%
plant
<
under
Corp.
$500,000,000, it
President.
reach
for
Air
1^YvV'y;.■Y'-'.-'YY../:.i-;-Y";^,Y,
share payable June
per
service
within
DIVIDENDS—Since the common stock
1945 quarterly dividends have been
paid
cents
the
at
,
BUSINESS—The company
supplies
tomers
in
248
communities
eperating
$37,937,000 in
units
new
Plant.
banks
loan .agreement
Common
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds will be used to
pay part of 'the 1955 con-struction program which is
expected to cost $29,138,000, with major
going for construction of
payable
Yterm
An underwriting group headed
jointly by Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co/ -and Merrill Lynch*
Pierce, Fenner
& Beane will purchase
any unsubscribed shares.
Suwannee
to
agreement-..
♦Notes
May
on
31, 1955.
payable
is
will
"
Florida,Power Corp.—Stock
Offering Underwritten—/i
«5,J59;000
It
FINANCING
of
excess
Power,
revenue.
These two divisions are engaged
research, development, and manufacture of
special¬
components and systems for aircraft.
parts,
Telephone
The General Telephone
System now has
in
.
company's gross
CAPITALIZATION
$3,146,197
This corporation is
offering holders of its common stock.
(par-$7;50) rights to purchase 232,557 additional common
shares on the basis of one share for each
10 shares held
of record May
11, 1955. The subscription price is $43
per share and rights expire at 3:30
the
General
Half Billion Dollar Mark—
nine
operating divisions,. the most important being AiReManufacturing Co. at Los Angeles, and AiResearch Manufactur-.
of Arizona
at Phoenix,
which together account for almost
•Notes
expenditures
esti¬
an
business A through
Authorized
and
require
years.
Its
the engineering,
in
ized
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$1,119,193
1673.
p.
improvement
the next two
Co.
90%
Period End. April 30—
and
over
corporation
unincorporated
(M. B.) Fishman Co.,
Inc.—April Sales Up—
—V.
outlay of $5,000,000
BUSINESS-—The
relays, and American Microphone
Co., Pasadena, makers of
microphoes, phonograph cartridges and
pickups.—V. 181, p. 1876.
Bales
of plant maintenance
program
*\Y.',. *
-
ownership of-Advance Electric Relay Co.,
Inc., Los Angeles, manufacturers of sub-
5
181,
D.
p.
Van
2013.
Jackson
Webster
Lynch,
Hooser
&
Securities
Pierce,
&
Curtis.
Corporation..
Fenner
Company
&
Beane
8,700
8,700
6,900
1,700
Period End. April 30—
Sales
—V.
Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
1355—4 Mos,—1954
•
$28,923,803 $26,007,307 $85,807,158 $77,476,998
181, p. 1674.
6
(2242)
Off—
Stores, Inc.—Sales
Grayson-Robinsoii
Illinois Power Co.—Earnings
,
Sales
—$8,805,132
——
—V.
181,
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$9,157,846 $72,936,764 $69,327,374
—
—V.
181,
1776.
p.
This
J.—Acquisition
Distributing
Products
Beibig
trade
the
1,931,450
applicable to common stock—
shares outstanding at end of period
$9,417,339
3,010,000
$7,706,959
2,810,000
of
share
quarter
The
Stock
American
admitted
were
Exchange
179,
2.—V.
May
on
Co.
Watch
Hamilton
and
listing
to
sales
Profit
V
Imperial Varnish & Color Co. Ltd. below.
income
before
Net
State
for
$213,330
$349,791
329,819
387,019
$0.54
$0.81
,
financial position continues to improve with working
capital of $10,650,000 and a 3.6 to one ratio of current assets to current
liabilities.
Bank loans at the end of March we re $2,450,000 lower
than at Dec. 31, 1954.—V. 181, p. 1310.
income
Total
company has
Apr. 17, '55 Apr. 13,' 54
$4,199,989
taxes
taxes
Income
$3,609,387
442,881
137,171
.
243,424
Shares
after taxes
_______
1
outstanding
Earnings per share
Dividends
per
—V.
p.
181,
—
„
.
share————————
1440.
Period End.
1955—Month—1954'?"•
April 30—
Continental-Diamond
See
of J. B. Ystrom as
manufacturing plant
Glass Co.—Earnings Show Gain—
Hazel-Atlas
$78,791,082
Apr. 3, '54
$80,358,572
7,421,894
6,444,970
3,762,000
sales
—:
Provision
—
Federal
before
Income
federal
for
income
income
—
tax
This
.
tax
dividends
Cash
—V.
$3,094,970
$3,659,894
income
2,606,454
2,606,454
——
569.
178, p.
Three Months Ended March 31—
Total
operating
Other
193,200
205,100
incl. interest and
Costs incurred
Provision
Federal
for
taxes
depreciation—
180,
10,500
$384
—_
loss.—V.
46,785,800
316,900
Net income
•Net
49,103,6)0
income
on
that
planned
is
building,
1j55 the
moved to
shop
a
June
by
1,
will
of
company
—V.
as
medium
a
rather
the
-
than
profits,
of
Fund
he
until
their
then
States
his
sells
shares
realize
will
capacity
181,
1311.
p.
Light Co.
of
scheduled to begin opera¬
the
serve
have
and Utah.
Northern Nevada
of Northern California,
production
annual
an
of gypsum board products and
growth demands of the building
feet
square
to
plaster
will
plant
Gypsum
side
plant will be constructed on a 72-acre tract at the western
purchased by Kaiser Gypsum from the C. A. Hooper
The
Co.
Pittsburg
property has an 800-foot frontage on the Sacramento River where
dock adjacent to an ample turning basin
will be built for self-
The
a
discharging. ocean-going ore ships serving the plant.
par¬
income
Gypsum, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Permanente Cement
currently Is operating three gypsum plants on a 24-hour-aseven-day-a-week schedule, with demand exceeding such fullcapacity operations. The plants are at Redwood City end Long Beach,
Calif.—the latter plant's capacity now being expanded 60%; and at
Seattle—the first plant in the Pacific Northwest,
which opened last
lall and now is running 'round-the-clock at 130'% of designed capacity.
.Kaiser
Company,
and
day,
v
Secondary Offering
— A
offering of 38,000 shares of common stock
was made on May 3 by Smith, Barney
& Co. at $27.75
per share, with a dealer's discount of 60 cents per share.
—
60
180,000.000
of
tons
industry
of
Kaiser
new
20,000
income from the
for redemption at
no
them
surrenders
or
value.r—V.
asset
net
investor
next
the
by August of next year.
"The
receipt
towards
reinvesting
of
policy
management's
United
a
view
a
within
Board and President, announced. The plant is
the years in the economic development of Canada.
result
a
stocks—with
prefererd
and
will be completed at once, and construction
days, Henry J. Kaiser, Chairman of the
of directors
the board
by
intend to concentrate the Fund's investment princi¬
capital growth securities of Canadian industries—
common
over
Co., Inc.—To Build New Plant—
May 6 announced it will build a $5,000,000 gypsum
on
company
started
long-term
primarily
101,234 slis.
plant and
plaster mill
at Pittsburg, Calif.,
to overcome a
severe shortage of gypsum products in fast-growing Northern California.
"Plans and speci'ications for the new integrated facilities authorized
looks
which
investment
for
capital
of
Outstanding
150,000 shs.
(par $1)
1674.
p.
Kaiser Gypsum
This
open-end
the
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
board
mu¬
a
stock
181,
tions
operate
dividends.
managers
As
with
accumulation
EFFECT
GIVING
Authorized
a
Iowa Power &
1874.
p.
contains
property
it
building. -
new
Common,
*$772,500
603
and
been
LTD.
FUND
investment
management
long-term
in
pally
$49,805,103 $46,023,8)0
—
The
Co.
dimension,
CAPITALIZATION
company-has
CANADIAN
brackets
tax
ticipating
Total
investment
however,
is,
current
The
$49,600,000 $45,830,600
-
of
1954
1955
revenue
income
Subs.)—
(&
Inc.
in
the
special type of mutual investment company,
designed to provide the well-to-do United States investor in the upper
It
towards
Publications,
Engineering
138' x 46'
Canadian Fund Ltd.—Registers With
GROUP
diversified
type.
Income
Consolidated
Hearst
Minerals
:
Canadian
new
INVESTORS
tual
Net
«
;As indicated above, the company is in the process of acquiring from
City of Grand Junction, Colo., a block long plant site directly
across
the street from its present location which it now shares with
organized under
the laws of the Dominion of Canada by Investors Diversified Services,
Inc., of Minneapolis, Minn.
'
This company is the eighth in the Investors Group of affiliated and
subsidiary companies whose securities are being offered to the public.
The IDS organization
is the investment advisor and distributor for
these
companies.
I.D.S. currently has under management a'sets of
more
than $1.6 billion.
Home office of the new company will be in
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
The registration statement filed with the SEC on April 29-proposes
a public offering of 20,000,000 common
shares (par $1), priced $t $5.41
apiece.
Shares will be distributed in the United States, but not in
Canada.
" "y
3,350,000
Apr. 2,'55
Years Ended—
operations under con'ract for others.
offices are located at 801 Fourth Ave.,
mining
performs
it
company's principal
Colorado.
Junction,
the
1&55—3 Mos.—1954
1777.
P.
Investors Group
Manager of the company's new
553,000,000 can
in Honolulu was announced on
23ay 5 by George W. Burgess, Dole Vice-President.
The Dole can manufacturing plant is now under construction
and
•will be in operation by the early part of 1956, producing most of the
300 million cans used every year by Dole, the world's largest pineapple
producer.—V. 181, p. 6.
Net
addition,
In
Securities and Exchange Commission—
Hawaiian Pipeapple Co., Ltd.—New Plant—
Appointment
181,
was organized in Colorado
in January, 1952.
manufacture of mining tools, bits and related
the
in
manufacturing and service operations of the company will be
above.
Co.
Fibre
engaged
.
$5,594,250 $13,992,051 $13,934,085
$5,715,839
—v.
to
used
be
and equipment. The company also distributes its own manu¬
factured equipment as well as that of other equipment manufacturers
such as Gardner-Denver Co. for whom it is a franchise distributor.
Interstate Department Stores, Inc."—Sales Up—
Sales
New Name-
is
Grand
;
will
$23,000
supplies
The
V
—
roughly
proceeds,
new
a
BUSINESS—Company
$69,378
1,331,163
$0.05
$0.05
It
Net profit
<
(
net
the
PROCEEDS—Of
67,793
$199,457
1,342,593
% $0.15
$0.05
—
The company's
Haveg Industries, Inc.—Proposed
The under¬
plant site and shop building directly across the street
from
the premises now occupied by
the company, and an estimated
$24,000 in additional funds will be used to remodel the shop building
into
a
modern
combined manufacturing plant and display building.
An
additional $25,000 will be used for the purchase of an increased
inventory of raw materials and supplies.
The balance of the net
proceeds will be added to the general funds of the company and will
be available for general corporate purposes and additions to working
capital and future expansion.
Com¬
been
Ontario
the
under
issued
patent
—
—
before
Profit
443,000
———
_.
share
common
792,791
250,000
taxes—
—
shares outstanding
per
income
taxes
after
profit
Common
Earnings
463,330
:
Federal
$6,675,702
com¬
which is underwritten by Taylor &
The offering,
purchase
Resistance Co.—Earnings Higher—
International
1954
$5,341,011
-
letters
supplementary
By
panies Act, dated Jan. 17. 1955, the name of this
changed to The Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd.
15 Weeks Ended—
1955
taxes
and
the
on
Offered—The
Co.—Stock
1955, at $6 per share.
Imperial Varnish &. Color Co. Ltd*—Name Changed—
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
—
Provision
$1).
(par
registration
p.
1372.
Quarter Ended March 31—
!4et
stock
preferred
cumulative
40-cent
new
shares
new
all 12,249 outstanding shares
preferred stock at $115_per
release for public distribution any un¬
subscribed stock that may be available about June 6,
>
corporation has been changed to Connelly Con¬
tainers, Inc., and each share of common stock (par $1) is exchange¬
able for one-half share
of new common stock (par 50 cents) and one-
Tool
&
par
180, p. 2397.
Co., Chicago, 111., is for a period of 30 days.
Paints Ltd.—New Name—
Imperial Flo-Glaze
this
of
name
Bit
3,
$100
writers expect to
See
The
June
on
by prospectus
held.
1311.
•Including 200,000 shares issued on Sept. 23, 1954.—V. 181, p.
cumulative
C,
dated April 29, is offering to its
common
stockholders the right to subscribe for 33,745
additional shares of common stock (par $1) at $5.35 per
share on the basis of one new share for each two shares
1,733,000
-
4%
pany,
$9,433,959
$11,348,849
I
——„—
requirement
redeem
series
its
will
Junction
2,662,667,
3,428,564
—-
—
dividend
•Common
Laboratories, Inc.—Name Changed—
Haelan
*
of
company
share, plus accrued dividends.—V.
$14,777,413 $12,102,626
——1
income
Balance
Cross."
"Red
and
Ribbon"
the
the
the
assets
manufacturer
Inc.,
Co.,
"Blue
names
and
Co.
products, has bought
and goodwill of
of bouillon cubes under
food
manufactures
which
company
Ribbon
Net
-—
deductions
etc.,
Preferred
(S.) Gumpert Co., Inc., Jersey City, N.
Blue
Interest,
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$9,682,383
$9,347,495 $23,461,762 $23,268,256
Period End. April 30—
$73,762,150 $63,611,902
58,984,737
51,509,276
,
taxes
income
Gross
(II. L.) Green Co., Inc.—April Sales Increased—
Sales
revenues
Operating expenses and
1776.
p.
Operating
The
1954
1955
12 Months Ended March 31—
1955—Month—1954
April 30—
Johnson—Calls Preferred Stock—
Johnson
Higher—
"
Period End.
—V.
178,
758.
p.
secondary
Hercules Steel Products Corp.—Proposed Merger—1
The
Co.
a
of
directors
announced
The
and
Central
Ohio
Steel
Prodqcts
9 that they will ask stockholders to approve
firms.
be submitted to stockholders during the latter
voting upon at special meetings of each company
May
on
for
June
of
be
io
corporation
It
of the two
proposal will
merger
part
this
held
prior
In the event
receive
July
of
stock
common
Central
of
the
Ohio
merged
stockholders
will
company for each
their present
present shares, Hercules stockholders wid retain
shares
Ohio
Central
Steel
Products
holders
with
184,507
common
approximately 975 stock¬
shares outstanding. Hercules 1,125 stock¬
holders
own
413,940
common
shares.
divisions
tacrger.—V. 177, p. 1368,
of
operating
both
companies
included
are
the
in
(EDT)
Hillyard Sales Co.
company
Feb.
on
(Eastern), St. Joseph, Mo.—Files—
filed
28
a'letter
of
notification
with
SEC
the
covering eight debenture certificates, of which five are to be offered
* -t
$5,000 each and three at $1,000 each, without underwriting.
The
iiroceeds are to be used for working capital.
Hilton
Conrad
acquired
sar
I
Hotels
of
all
price
a
announced
H.
Glenn
M^y
on
2
that
McCarthy's interest
in
this
corporation
The
Shamrock
Corp.
enter. Inc.
I.mrd
Mr.
McCarthy's resignation as President of McCarthy
accepted, but he will remain as a member of the
was
of directors.—V.
181,
p.
2128.
directors
teral and
issue
t
April 14 authorized the filing of applications with
regulatory bodies having jurisdiction for permission
a
local underwriter, on a negotiated
basis, 15,000
to
4 7o
ne.
The
,
gell
proceeds
ogram.—V.
to
are
181,
be
used
for
the
company's current
construction
2119,
p.
bids
Lehman
First
Cement
for
the
Inc.
below—V.
Brothers
Boston
for
the
company
100,000
'venng
Ue
at
$5
with
at 75
Met proceeds
business.
iurance
l
shares
April 5, 1955.
No
cents
will be
It
a
Dec.
the
other
underwriting
per
used
was
to
par),
is
be
offered
involved;
for
selling
public
expenses
share.
by
the company to engage in the casualty
organized under the I linois Insurance Code
G. Robert Castle, of Champaign,
is
President.
half
1957;
construction
The company
//ering
ale
.re
at
per
estimated
Net proceeds
durance
a
on
100,000
$5
April
at
75
will
business.
5,
May 5 filed
common
share.
E5o.
cents
be
used
It
was
Its
a
shares
No
and
Exchange Commission—
registration
(S2
pari,
underwriting
per
is
sttaement
to
be
with
offered
involved;
the
for
selling
SEC
G.
Robert
Castle,
of
share.
According
to
Offered—
Union
Lynch,
Co.
(jointly)
bonds
scaled
are
the
proceeds
funds,
to
will
company
redeem
all
from
of
supplies
electric
$29,894,839
for
of
the
the
in
same
4%
53.7%
common
32.1%
electric
service
June
and
Amer.
&
2,275,000
2,000,000
to
Co—_—
Webber,
I.
&
Co.
the
on
the
of
board
the
of the
split
the
at
record
authorizing the
shares
499,500
amount
of
cents
25
June
Stock Split—
and
resolution
also
of business
close
adopted
$10
10,
capital
of
1955.
pay¬
stock
payable
share
per
a
.
a
company's
June
on
par
10,
STATEMENT
1955
OF
EARNINGS
and other
Taxes
on
to¬
income
$1.61
$2.03
$0.75
.
shares
share
Dividends
—V.
1,011,918
499,500
share
per
paid
—
'
share
per
181, p. 747.
2,435,000
1,229,114
499,500
$4.87
$2.4$
$0.75
802,800
:
.
of
per
income
Net
$13,754,753 $18,724,955
income
income
Net
Taxes
1954
1955
Nine Months Ended March 31—
Kern
cities,
4
•
-
duPont
&
Co.
County Land Co.—March Revenue Up—
Period End. April 30—
from
Revs,
—V.
in
181,
oil
1777.
as
tp
and
P.
the
p.
Richard
& L.
been
scries
1985
of
the
bonds
1985
which
Tucker,
Courts
&
Co......
.
Co.,
Inc..
330.000
Northwest
Co.—
330,000
Meeds
250,000
2,000,000
Laird,
2,000,000
Bosworth,
Cunningham,
Co.,
1,150,000
&
Bissell
Inc.
Co.,
*.
&
Sullivan
Inc.,
p.
of
serves
Kin-Ark
as
and
Co.,
Corp.,
181,
a
Director—
partner in Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., and a mem¬
of Governors of the American Stock Exchange, has
director
a
also
Stores
Oil
a
director
V
Co.
Vice-President
as
and
a
Circle
of
director
Wire
New Idria Mining & Chemical Co.,
Consolidated Diesel Electrical Corp.
&
of Hercules
Cable Corp.,
Olympic Radio
Metalsalts
and
1674.
,
stock
and
of
their certificates for said
for cancellation
Tex.,
Schmertz
Co.—Final Liquidating Dividend—
books
transfer
dividend
final
company have been closed perstock have been requested to sur¬
Bank, Houston,
this
Holders of the common
manently.
render
220,000
^
Kirby Petroleum
The
&
stock to First National
and to receive in exchange therefor the
liquidation of the company consisting
in
plus certificates of beneficial interest
and third production payments as provided in the plan
cash
220,000
Inc.
.
Board
Television,
Co.—Banker Elected
a
600.000
600.000
Co._
&
&
$5,072,147
.
Oil
Noel,
Production
Corp.—V.
Anthony & Co._$l,150.000
Haupt
Pacific
1,300,000
the
Noel
Diana
&
C.
elected
Steel
follows:
Ira
of
ber
preferred stock;
purchasers
of
$5,362,735
$1,696,509
$1,833,666
^
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
-■ *
'
&. gas
___!
royalties
Mr.
Kormendi
Jackson
Company—
p.
dividend
a
to
Central
10.5%
1,300,000
Pressprich
181,
approved
6
CONSOLIDATED
series
$2,723,802.
issue
of Jersey
notes;
2,000,000
Curtis
Francis
—V.
stock
Number
$20,459,686
from
current
several
amounts
are
Co._
&
from
income
the
to
the
of
Corp..
Securities
&
addition,
record
surp.us.
principal
purchase
Corp.
Paine,
net
capitalization
$2,275,000
Peabody &
Shields
of
sales of
net
1600.
p.
May
on
cash
a
Kin-Ark
effect
and
names
Securities
Hallgarten
1955,
31,
resolution authorizing a
value capital stock. The
stock split is to be effected by issuing one additional share of stock
for each five shares held
payable June 20, 1955 to shareholders of
years.
stock
the
agreed to
Equitable
W.
and
mortgage bonds; 3.7%
White, Weld & Co
Kidder,
181,
outstanding, in
1955 to holders
20,
In
6-for-5
1984.
4%
its
retail
at
increased
revenues
1954
bonds,
PURCHASERS—The
bonds
of
ment
of
EARNINGS—Total
to
March
Dwight L. Stocker, President,' operations are expected
good levels for. the balance of the fiscal year ending
directors
presently
106.33%
1,
increase
an
and
BUSINESS—Company
,
at
The
-
The
and
was
ago.
quarter.
1955.—V.
30,
Fenner
$8,500,000
use
($8,500,000)
1954
to
continue
Sales
new
period aggregated $11,691,928,
10181991;
101.75;
year
1955
Kennametal Inc.—Cash Dividend
Securities
Pierce,
Inc.,
a
the
months ended
six
the
Sept.
&
This
per
li5c.—
1,
50 townships and two towns with a population of approxi¬
mately 530,000 and at wholesale to 4 municipalities and 1 cooperative.
expenses
■
per
share
previously approved by stockholders of the
2119.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current Sales
share.
is
Inc.
KVP
associated
period.
1954
same
seco"^
of $2
in the second
of liquidation
company.—V. 181, p. 747.
public
by the company to engage in the casualty
organized under the Illinois Insurance Code
President
the
66 boroughs,
R.
Illinois American Fire Insurance
Co., Champaign, III.
—Registers With Securities
new-
due 1983; $3,750,000 will be applied to the pre¬
bank loans under a credit agreement maturing
the balance of $7,750,000 will be used for the 1955
program,
expected to cost about $18,200,000.
of
31,
series
($2
June
on
beginning May 1, 1955 to 100% after May
prices scale from 102.82 to 100%.
consists of:
registration statement with the SEC
p.m.,
.mortgage bonds
payment
they have
5 filed
common
share.
per
estimated
e
May
on
3
one
holders
101.47.
and
This
Blair
and
Corp.,
PROCEEDS—Of
Casualty Insurance Co., Champaign
i.—Registers With SEC—
at
of
such
from:
came
Stuart
and
company
the
$23,748,892
were reported,
producing net earnings of $1,120,617 or $1.36 per -hire.
In
the comparable 1954 period the KVP companies had net sales of
$23,163,011 and net earnings of $1,222,813, the latter equal to $1.49
,
Merrill
and
Halsey,
&
Co.,
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
1878.
p.
(EDT)
p.m.
3V2S
as
Hutzler
101.842;
months
12
redemption
181,
3
Regular redemption prices on the
t
Co.—Merger Plan Abandoned-
Illinois American
at
bonds
&
Bros.
(jointly),
$4,258,033
Ideal
to
...
Salomon
1950
Jee Superior Portland Cement,
expire
1878.
Beane
first
preferred stock, for resale principally in the
company's
"vice area. It is anticipated that the
necessary regulatory authorizans
will be forthcoming
and the shares offered for sale early in
:t
.
of
res
on
State
and
will
subscribe
Other
Corp.,
gether
Financing—
basis
the
on
extend
to
this
during
like
the
over
For
,
White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. jointly
headed a group, which on May 11, offered for public
sale $20,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3 ¥2% series,
due May 1,1985, priced at 102.824% and accrued interest,
to yield 3.35% to maturity.
The group bought the issue
at competitive bidding on May 10 on its bid of 102.289.
,
The
to
Special redemption
Idaho Power Co.—Proposed
and
of
earnings
$519,513
to
for
sales
4.7%
company
of
181, p.
&
As a result Mr. McCarthy's right of redemption was eliminated and
McCarthy Center, Inc. becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of the Hilton
subscription
held
shares
270,220
is
the
for
The
of .record
stockholders
common
for
1955,
10
price
share.
per
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Bonds
had
Hotel
of $625,000.
'otels
'
Corp.—Acquires Shamrock Hotel—
Hilton
N.
its
to
11,
each
$15.50
at
Net
oversubscribing, without limit but subject to allotment,
shares not so subscribed for. Warrants evidencing stockholders'
for any
V.
May
on
for
privilege
•
The
compared
equivalent to 70c per share against 63c per share
Offering—
subscription
the
stock
Vegetable Parchment Co.—Earnings—
net
companies amounted to $576,728 for the three months ended March 31,
2015.
p.
Co.—Stock
fixed
10
common
offering such shares
rights
has
Co. 'now
Service
May
on
the
of
share
frharas.
All
Iowa Public
Directors
is approved,
181,
Consolidated
1955,
15.
merger
shares
two
cf their
to
this
oversubscribed.—V.
was
Kalamazoo
Champaign.
,
Period End. April 23—
—V.
1955—4 Wks.—1954
(S.
Higher—
S.)
Kresge Co.—April Sales
Period End. April 30—
1955—16 Wks.—1954
$22,904,260 $20,366,401 $92,956,875 $82,109,213
181,
p.
1777.
Sales '
\T
-1—
101
Increased—
1955—Month—1954
1CHA
1954
$47,C44,398
1°55—4 Mos.
$13,901,052 $13,939,925 $47,661,576
*
Sales
v
Volume
Number 5429
181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7
(2243)
.(S. II.)
Kress &
Co.—April Sales Off—
Period-End. April 30—
Sales
1955—rMontb—1954
—v.
181,
'
1777.
P.
'
.
McCall
1955—4 Mos.—1954
•
*:
.
Net
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
Sales
$
84,905,476
—
—V.
Net
1955—16 Wks.—1954
$
•■
■
335,094,880
Lane
___,
—V;
$5,771,998
share
above
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$10,695,
$5,745,763 $20,424,711 $19,223,175
net
Laboratories, Inc., Erie, Pa.—Files With
SEC—^
corporation on April 18 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 178,725 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1
share), through Morris G. Berenstein. The proceeds are to be used
to
purchase additional equipment and for sales expansion.
of the company is 301 W. 12th St., Erie, Pa.
ox"
the
the
of
March
Stores
The address
of
reflect
181,
1955—Month—1954
—
—V.
for
income
the
quarter
period last
same
$3,888,000
was
been
assets
Corp.'s
were
period
in
1954
for
9 Months Ended March 31—
and
■
Federal
Chemical
transfer
$1,000,000
Exchange
for
authorized
2,000,000
authorized
stock;
mon
Corn
agent
stock.—V.
and
181,
the
income
30.
shares
shares
25,000
Bank,
New
of
of
no
no
value
par
value
par
authorized
York,
has
tr^nsf*^
and
shares
is
An
used
B,
from
by
helicopter
this
aircraft
to
conventional
airplane
$100
overhead
Lone Star Cement
Corp.
(&
SEC
at
com¬
similar
rotor
corporation
covering
$18.50-
used
Subs.)—Earnings—
Sales
Profit
for
depreciation,
before
Federal
income
income
Net
depl.
and
amortiz._
1,477,036
taxes
taxes
Other income taxes
for
4,943,700
share,
to
those
4.462,062
393,266
of
$2,520,634
results
2,851.956
above
paring
the Annual
and
of
are
Cuban
$0.87
the
of
cluded
—-one
of
conventional
on
letter
a
helicopters
and the air¬
notification
of
stock
common
to
$10)
(par
underwriting.
181, p.
the
which
bas's
a
Statements.
equals
peso
depletion is based
acquisition.—V.
South
wholly-owned
on
181,
1675.
p.
McLoutli
ton
The
offered
be
proceeds
;'
the
on
179,
U.
one
the
be,1
to
are
dollar.
S.
results
Provision
dollar
value
of
fixed
for
Steel
at
par
the
at
the
his
May 11 publicly offered 155,stock (par $2.50) at $37.50 per sh.
common
shares
estate
widow.
dependent
only
of
None
being scld for the
are
the
of
on
late
the
Donald
producer
proceeds
producer
hot
of
stainless
of
sheet
is
the
flat
two
the
stock¬
founder,
company
to
accrue
1934,
rolled
and
account of
McLouth,
will
in
cold
and
B.
company.
second
United
1441.
p.
Life
time
Under
This
—V.
181,
on May 9 announced the acquisition of Atkinson
Inc., converters of upholstery, drapery, curtain and slip
fabrics.
The
latter
company
was
owned by
Helene. V. Wade
and
the
Co.
&
cover
Alfred
P.
the
Wade,
widow
Lowenstein,
Chairman
and
will
as
division
-Inc.
and
operate
will
be
of
son.
respectively,
of
known
the
as
Division.
It
at
is
expected that the
Madison
79
—V.
181,
Avenue,
1878.-
p.
which
Atkinson
:
?
■
Wade-Wamsutta
The
$1
Mountain
early
in
a
of
new
oxygen
in
company
high
a
are
company
August.
shares
without
incident
expenses
quality
expected
to
steel
be
the
of
of
1954.
Co., Inc,- -Resumes Passenger
The
v
company
service
senger
eight
coasts.
Each
9 announced that it will sbort'y resume pas¬
New York and Los Angeles with its fleet of
regular weekly service between the east and west
the modern ships are equipped to accommodate 12
on
of
passengers.
The passenger
War
II,
will
enbach"
with
in
either
is
$350,
which
with
Brooklyn.
June.
6
for
the
of
May
27
from
with
Los
the
the
halted
was
Service
sailing
direction
plus
first
due
outbreak
sailing of the
"Harry
14-day
the
Ang l-s to
New
Luckenbach"
through
voyage
"George Luck¬
York
starts
Minimum
the
rate
a
than
for
the
conventional
for
Stock Offered—Vickers "*
—
offering 300,000 shares of
cent) at $1 per share as a specu¬
is
BUSINESS—Corportaion was incorporated, in Delaware on Feb. 11,
for the purpose of acquiring interest in certain properties and
engage
in the acquisition,
exploration, development, mining and
1955
to
of
and" other ores.
properties are located
uranium
company's
in the Henry Mountains area,
the Atkinson Mesa and in the Monitor Canyon
County. Utah;
Montrose County,
area,
CAPITALIZATION
($50
Colo.
GIVING
quarter
ended
March
AT MARCH 31,
1958___
TO
EFFECT
of
Outstanding
$13,125,000
♦$13,125,000
56,000.000
8,000,000
8,000,000
bonds
1982___^-,___
participating
value)________;
($2.50
$700,000 shs.
first
160,000
Pending
successor,
-
the
President,
Thomas
Mr.
the
corporation
Zimmerman
George
Getz
C.
will
Werbe,
be
the
administered
1955,
election
by
his
of
Executive
of
Vice-
to
payment of $875,000
which are reserved for
shares
underwriters
purchase from
numbers
due
taking a position as Executive Vice-President of
Corp. of Chicago, manufacturers of water treating
fill
was
of
shares
the
selling
the
of
below
named
stockholders
common
the
have
severally
following
respec¬
stock:
.i-Shares
his
Boston
Corp..
position
as
however,
that
Director
a
of
Mr.
Zimmerman
Lynch
Corp.—C.
will
Pressprlch & Co
181,
to
1601.
p.
Tucker,
Anthony & Co.____
First of Michigan Corp
13,000
Hooker
4,000
Smith, Barney & Co.______
13,000
Nauman, McFawn & Co
Bliss
Co.
above.—V.
181,
Wm. C.
4 000
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fen-
Co
Bear, Stearns & Co.__
9,000
&
American
Securities
•" 9.000
McCarthy & Co.
1878.
p.
Co._______.__
&
Fay
Net
income
$175,208,
stock
Roney & Co.___
Smith,
Hague, Noble & Co.
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus
for
equal,
Works—Earnings
the. quarter
after
ended
Increased—
of
March
31,
1955
on
the
from
May
40,000
2,
shares
1955.
of
4'A%
Annual
preferred
amounted
6%
period, to 44c per share
outstanding.
Dividends on
stock
common
of
issue
the
stock
This
is
the
first
interim
since
its
company
stated
that
both
sales
initial
375.000
7,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
the
results
this
new
The
SEC
of
Shoe
p.
A
has
company
dends
of
84
called
preferred
cents
per
for
share.
at
$103
Payment
Valley Trust Co., Wausau, Wis.—V. 181,
May 31,
on
par
will
share,
be
plus
made
1955—4 Wks.—1954
L
1879.
at
all
This company
covering
only
the
key
upon
exercise
company,
employees
pany's
May 5 filed
shares of its
of
without
of
Incentive
options
cash
the
Stock
registration
$1
par
which
Mercantile
This
accrued
Option
and
its
Plan.—V.
been
SEC
to
be
will
be
issued
officers and
subsidiaries
181,
the
stock,
or
p.
with
unit
under
1313.
sale
through
of
an
181,
p.
water-jacketetl
exclusive
an
by this company.
the new power unit is
its
has
called
cumulative
$1.60
for
prior
M.
President,
Fox,
point
stock have several optiens.
erence
Convert
of
(2)'
Houston, Tex.-^-Files
letter
notification
of
common
stock
to
be
with
the
offered
at
their
three
Sell
headed
of heavy-duty industrial
1778.
redemption
preference
June 8,
1955
stock, $15 par value.
on
prior
shares
of
out
common
that
holders
of
the
prior
They may:
preference
for
stock
each
pref¬
,
into
stock at tha
prior preference
common
share
of
1955—Month—1954
181,
p.
1777.
stock
Webber,
Jackson
June
8,
stock
After
holders
for
&
a
Its
of
recent
record
Corp.—Stock Offer Oversubscribed—
offer
April
President.
the
A
Trust
Co.
8
June
of
the
is the
by
a
of
the
been
was
$5.50
heavily
Alan
will
the
on
share.
per
be
capital
stock
to
shareholders
oversubscribed, according
Kirk,
Chairman of
the
G.
olfered
proceeds
of
shares
86,700
has
Stock
price
portion of
of
Admiral
No
basis
of
three
underwriting
allocated
for
use
for
was
by
to an
Board
each
10
involved.
the
corpora-"
wholly owned subsidiary, Mercast Manufacturing Corp., LaVerne,
Other proceeds will go to research and development, while the
remaining portion will be retained by Mercast for other purposes.
Calif.
Mercast
controls
the
patents
on
the
frozen
casting."-Licensees include Alloy Precision
Industries, Inc.; -and Thompson Products, Inc.
Mercast
com¬
is
is
an
President.—V.
affiliate
181,
p.
of
the
2015.
Atlas
Corp.,
process of in¬
Castings Co., Kol-
mercury
vestment
-cast
of
which
Floyd
Odium
per
share.
Mr. Fox noted,
all dividends on the prior
to accrue and the conversion right no longer
only the right to receive $31.68 per share exista
1955,
preference
transfer
as
and
stdek.
Minute
Maid's
preference
stoclc
is the company's common stock. Bankers
conversion
agent.—V.
181,
p.
1778.
Good—
stockholders the busi¬
ness
outlook for the balance of the year was encouraging.
Company
earnings for 1955, he said, should be appreciably greater than 1954' x
The Southwest's widespread drought continues to be a retardant facto?
in the region's economy, he pointed out, and is largely responsible fee
the relatively slower rate of pickup in the Katy's freight volume than
Donald
tion's
issued
other
at
21,
by
investment banker *
White, Weld & Cu_
of
and
group
Curtis
cease
traded over-the-counter,
is
to
Elect to receive the redemption price of $31.68
exists.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
preference
their
Paine,
by
$31.85 flat per share;
at
(3)
—$11,415,000 $10,756,000 $29,108,000 $27,398,000
Mercast
divi¬
the Wisconsin
statement with
to certain
par,
Corp.—Calls All Prior Preference Stock
corporation
of
John
1955—17 Wks.—1954
Stores Co., Inc.—April Sales Up—
April 3C—
announcement
common
have
consideration,
company
a
$100
Payment, at $31.50 per share plus accrued dividends making a total
redemption price of $31.68 per share, will be made at the offices of
Bankers Trust Co., New York.
(1)
on April 15 filed a
24,000 shares of class B
Period End.
Co.,
on
103,629
announced
the D605-6A,
Minute Maid
"
corporation
Sales
the
of
Baltimore, Md. — Registers
Exchange Commission—
With Securities and
publ'c
proposed
the
stock,
Co.—New Diesel Power Unit—*
power
with six cylinders.—V,
After
held
Casualty
is
diescl
hp.
3,000
$10,258,678 $10,961,589 $30,729,409 $29,889,604
'
105
pan
design
($5 per share), without underwriting.
and
Maryland
from
preference
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Outlook
1955
1313.
p.
new
preference
The
the first quarter of this
year in
improvement over
the
results for
181, p. 2120.
redemption
stock
received
be
group
2121.
p.
Termed
Marathon Corp.—Calls Preferred Stock—
The
to
convertible
of
4,00o
Corp.—Current Sales Lower—
April 30—
covering
—V.
outstanding 5%
owned
Exchange Commission—
proceeds
shares
181,
base
the
for
earnings showed
the first quarter of last year.—V.
with
be
Minneapolis-Moline
3,000
Members Merchandise Mart, Inc.,
company's
$50 > accrue
earnings
released by
financing in March of 1954.
and
—V.
rate
par
statement
public
net
shares
sales
181,
to
preferred stock amount to $85,000.
company
to
pte'erred
the
on
(par
requirements
on
dividend
Retail
—V.
requirements
dividend
Commission,
Energy
Grand
Junction Operations
of
the
plant
is
expected
headed by Union Securities Corp., will be used
to redeem the outstanding $5,000,000 of 2.85% debentures, due Marcte
15, 1963; $4,700,000 of 2(4% debentures, due Dec. 15, 1965; and $6_«
300,000 of 20-year 3.10% sinking fund debentures, due April 1, 1972*
4,000
1879.
p.
Melville
outstanding during this
shares
new
Chemical
mill,
underwriting
7,000
7,000
Corp._
__________
181,
Period End.
Mallinckrodt
Atomic
S.
the
Construction
facilities
South Dakota,
The
4,000
<!te
Mackintosh-IIempliill C.—Sale Consummated—
W.
U.
by
11
May
on
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Registers With
4,000
& Beane—__n
Freres
Inc.
E.
the
and
Commission.
Securities and
7,000
13,000
Lazard
—V.
See
us
prooessing
7,000
Spencer Trask & Co._
Campbell,
continue
Shares
R. W.
13,000
Peabody & Co
Wertheim
announced,
Sulphur
completion scheduled in about 10 months.
and operated by this company, will pro¬
for the uranium ores of
the Black Hills
region in
including current ore production which ia
being stockpiled at the government owned ore-buying station at Edge¬
mont, which has been in operation since the latter part of 1952.
This
corporation is one of several private firms which had sub¬
mitted
proposals to the Commission for a mill in the Black Hilfa'
area.
On
April 1, the Commission announced that a contract for
the mill was being negotiated with Mines Development; Inc.
<•
V
con¬
20,324
ner
equipment.
It
First
Kidder,
Jr.
is
located
promptly,
new
160,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
The
1,
June
on
the
of
begin
A
1,189,600 shs.
quarterly
notes.
*:
company has announced the resignation
Franklin K.
Zimmerman, as President.
mill
company
announced
was
to
540,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
value >_____
the
'
Lynch Corp.—President Resigns—
it
Office
States
construction and operation of a uranium
at Edgemont, S. D., was signed April 28,
the
covering
this
by
United
1879.
p.
Development, Inc., Denver, Colo.—New Mill—-
contract
processing
1955
*550,272 shs.
stockholders of
for
181,
Outstanding;
5,000,000 shs.
—
"
tive
This
FINANCING
PRESENT
pref.
par
$ Includes
1955.
income
cent)
one
Corp.—V.
Mines
A
ore
31,
1955
(par
♦Including shares held
Chemical
the
sinking fd.
include
not
31,
agreed
tax.
stock
Does
version
par
stock
Common
vide
due
Phoenix,
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware cn Feb. 11,
for the purpose of acquiring interest in certain properties and
used to pay off certain obligations, to purchase additional claims
and to add to the general funds.
methods.
56,000,000
mortgage
cumulative
March
Canal
Panama
notes
income notes due
stock
World
of
bank
Co.,
Milling
&
1955,
capacity and which
products at costs
drawing
1972
514%
5!/4%
Common
service,
commence
from
the
secured
May
on
between
freighters
its
to
deep
Authorized
3%%
4(4%
K
Service—
relative
lower
or
company
'income
Net
1955—9 Mos—1954
be
production equipment. McLouth
States to use this process which
for
low
as
Decreased—
19 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
of common stock (no par)
to be offered at
underwriting. The proceeds are to be_ used toto mining operations.-^. 175, p. 2695.
y
stock (par one
common
process
the
pally to General Motors Corp.
•
Steamship
the
Authorized
CAPITALIZATION AS
Luckenbach
,
share, without
general funds
per
April
on
90,000
share,
per
The
with $15,320,000 for the comparable
respective periods amounted to
$893,000 and $463,000. In the 1955. period, dividends of
$354,000 were
paid on the company's preferred stock issued on July 1, 1954, princi¬
period
Broadway
Wayne,
$3,716,466 $27,371,050 $26,474,433
Mining
Brothers, New York City,
totaled $28,579,000 compared
1955,
Fabrics
■
1430
to
move
Fort
1778.
p.
covering
Garfield
expansion
EARNINGS—Sales
present offices of Atkinson Wade & Co., Inc.
will
Co.,
1955—Month—1954
$3,628,140
——
Mineral
in¬
in
strip
United
modest capital investment
produces
the'
Board, stated that the hetv
separate division of'M. Lowenstein & Sons,
a
first
requires
the
of
one
22-month
a
installation
the
is
founders of the company organized in 1922.
Leon
1
Arizona—Files With SEC—
the
and
program just completed at a
cost of
approximately $100,000,000, the company has substantially increased
the
steel-making capacity of its Trenton plant principally through
Lowensteln & Sons, Inc.—Acquisition-^-
corporation
Wade
June
1
;
.
Insurance
chiefly the automotive industry.
(M.)
ended
year
'V'"!
—
milling
largest
steel
carbon
the Detroit area, with
a capacity to produce 1,460,000 net tons of carbon steel
Ingots annually.
Plants are located in Detroit, Trenton and
Gibraltar, Mich., and serve
depreciation
assets
fiscal
lation.
Corp.—Stock Offered—The First Bos¬
BUSINESS—Company organized
pre¬
2371.
p.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
v.:
in¬
in
used
figured
are
181,
Minerals Corp. of America
$4,997,409, $15,421,533 $15,556,217
■
PROCEEDS—The
holders,
$0.81
subsidiaries
method
Cuban
the
for
Corp.—Merger Approved—
below.—V.
Period End. April 30—
pay
1955—Month—1954
Corp. and associates
and
American
follows
The
paid
company.
Sales
the
with
206.
$5,052,169
$2,318,796
2,891.481
—„
tax
1313.
p.
Miller-Woh! Co., Inc.—April Sales
Stores Co.—April Sales Up-—
324 shares of
profit
profit per share
The
filed
without
—
—v.
1,750,000
423,066
181,
stockholders on a onc-for-four basis at
$2
underwriting.
The proceeds are to be added to
the
1,399,538
2,000,000
(est.)_
(domestic and foreign)
Shs. outstdg. in hands of public at end of period
Net
shares
i.000
per
3
working capital.—V.
as
Sales
1954
$19,207,656 $17,449,967
Provision
May
on
Period End. April 30—
1955
profits
excess
by
The flight was achieved by
experimental liaison reconnaissance,
an
development
vertical
McLellan
Quarter Ended March 31—
and
1954.—V.
The company on April, 14 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 75,000 shares of common stock to be offered for subscription
Mcintosh Laboratory, Inc., Binghamton, N. Y.—Files—
preferred
value
par
$2.23
shares.
See Sunray Oil Corp.
flight
312.
p.
$2,879,010
$2.39
share—
common
1,290,000
:
corporation.
XV-1 Convert.plane,
for
The
f^r
stock;
common
non-voting
81,557
3,332,6001
$8,759,312 $29,381,749 $28,993,976
flight while a pusher type propellor
plane's wings permit airplane flight.—V. 180, p. 2190.
21
appo'n'ed
cert'fkates
voting
class
of
b°en
of
998,093
3,361,300
taxes
Mid-Continent Petroleum
1955—4 Mos.—1954
„
on
Midwestern
conversion
research
craft.
year.
issuance
1,169,958
-
$3,082,289
income
$1954 figures have been adjusted to reflect actual final rate of Federal
Corp.—April Sales Show Gain—i
*
per
♦Based
Transfer Agent Appointed—
sole
23,997,758
73,001
State
and
Army by the Air Force.
revolutionary aircraft, the fourplace XV-1 embraces a new concept
flight which combines the vertical flight characteristics of a heli¬
copter with the speed and range of a conventional fixed wing air¬
cents.
The
$31,289,0ia
24,156,385
A
'
Quarterly earnings per common share were $1.52, an increase of
The quarterly dividend was 75 cents a common share.-
$1954
$31,842,933
Net earnings;
of
compared
as
1955
1
j
expense
and
♦Earnings
against, current
'
1675.
revenue
Interest
amounting to
to $16,840-, of the
,'■/%; V-\"
1955—Month—1954
1774.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher
share,
$14,102,419,
reserves
$8,833,256
announced
McDonnell's
company's consolidated net sales for the first quarter of 1955, 1
amounting to $32,298,000, were slightly higher than for the correspond¬
ing period for the previous year the report to stockholders reveals.
net
same
Publishing Co.
Materials, wages and expenses
Depreciation and amortization
McDonnell Aircraft Corp.—Conversion Successful—
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
in the
Meredith
Indiana—Files With SEC—
This
$3,343,000
McCall
including
Stores
p.
Successful
Consolidated
the
B'or
its share, amounting
Publications, Inc.
current
--
131,
has
to
Exchange Bank, New York City.—V. 180,
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1777.
p.
$1.00
or
Market
1955
$5,132,534
McCrory
$16,217,070 $16,102,509 $36,221,335 $33,632,040
—V.
$0.87
_____
months
^
Corp.,—April Sales Higher—
Period End. April 30—
Saks
$609,765
share,
ago).
year
income
Mass
31,
a
not
Period End. April 30—
Lerner
.
three
corporation's
does
interest
profit
Sales
:
'727^420
foreign
income taxes and state and other taxes.
The corresponding figures at'
the same date last year were
$13,238,223 and $5,442,223 respectively.
—V. 180, p.
1209.
'
•
The
per
;1,337,185
Federal
liabilities
SEC
.
for
owned
statement
At
Larso
"**■"
*
577,741
__
statement
reflect
not
the
1777.
p.
'
1,111,158
___
owned—54.07%
Sales Up-
1955—Month—1954
_
181,
provid-
taxes___<
Total
does
Bryant Inc.—April
Federal
The company has called for redemption on June
1, 1955 all of its
debentures due June 1, 1958 (modified) not previously called.
Payment
at 100%
plus accrued interest will be made at the Chemical Cora
ended March 31,
1955
amounting to $18,024,
of
interest on notes or its share amounting to $41,097, of the net
loss of
Mass
Market
Publications, Inc. (an unconsolidated subsidiary 95.6%
181, p. 1777.
Period End. April 30—
Sales
"
1954
$533,417
for
per
The
Merchants' National Properties, Inc.—Calls Debentures
1355
,
profit
Profit
$
85,511,535 335,633,216
.
$13,843,981 $13,288,568
before Federal taxes, but after
ing for reserves for all other taxes^
Provision
Kroger Co.—Current Sales Off—
Period End. April 23—
.
sales
Profit
,
.
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
Quarter Ended Marclr31—
$13,901,052 $47,661,576 $13,939,926 $47,344,39
r
that
of
-""Our
V.
Fraser,
many
President,
on
May
6
told
railroads in other regions.
so far this year show
but a small gain over th*
said.
"But our first quarter earnings weri
continued economies we instituted during
the preceding 18 months of depressed business."
Mr.
Fraser reported
that a hearing recently was held before ars
Interstate
Commerce
Commission
examiner
on
the
company's pla»i
same
carloadings
period of
considerably
of
1954,"
better,
recapitalization
he
due
to
and that the plan itself is now under consideration
by the Commission.—V. 181, p. 2016.
*V*t
•
i-
8,
UNDERWRITERS
Argentine Unit—
Co.—Forms
Chemical
to
approval of the Argentine Government has been given to the
formation
of
Monsanto
Argentina, S.A.I.C. and construction
of a
Fu.inai
Buenos
near
immediately, it
Marshall
.
,
is expected
will be
in the
materials,
raw
perience
for
as
the
formed
been
which
in
in
United
Bioren
that country.—V.
with
Argentine
the
investment
Courts
Period End. April 30—
1955—Month—1954
1954
1955—3 Mos.
$
$
83.695.409
88,606,623
Hirsch
Secretary,
Vice-Presi¬
May 9 was elected Chairman of
on
the Board and of the
Committee to
Executive
—V.
Period End.
Edmund A. Krider,
$1,888,726
—V.
181,
Up—
The company on April 14 filed
ceeds
(& Subs.)—Sales and Earnings Up—
Quarter Ended—
Net
Apr. 2, '55
sales
Income
______
before
taxes
income
on
_
Provision for Federal and Stale taxes
__
income
on
earnings
Earnings per common share
Apr. 3, '54
Period End.
shares
The
outstanding)
will
is
company
Phoenix,
be
Ariz.,
for
2,153,038
(based
$
$
43,048,256
Sales
$
$ 1.11
$0.85
about
37,976,616
170,943,730
152,825,144
break
to
ground
for
a
building
new
expected
that
available
for
the
Period End.
in
engineering
manufacturing
and
early
In
1956.—V.
sales
burgh,
The
May
by H.
6
Industrial
Mable
Plant
Oil
&
of
For
Hays,
suburb
a
Pitt
ot
Corp.—Stock Offered—
and
to
be used
mining claims near Reno,
corporation's present leaseholds
the
of
to
are
of
development
ment
to
purchase presently producing
available; and for working capital.
variety of projectiles by Muliins' Koldflo process of cold extrusion
steel, said Mr. Heckathorn.
The first plant to produce shells by this
method
was
established
by Muliins Manufacturing at Warren, Ohio,
in
1951.
More
than 8,000,000 shells have been
produced there, Mr.
natural
for exploration
pay
Nev., and for develop¬
in West Virginia and
10 cents)
(par
are
Outstanding
BUSINESS—Corporation was
organized in
to engage in the business of exploring,
Delaware
19,
Aug.
on
1954
Munsingwear, Inc.—Earnings
Net
sales
Provision
$6,484,740
$6,341,010
334,493
131,497
176,890
71,045
9,104
taxes.
taxes
interest
The
Del.
Net
earnings
Earnings per common share
—V.
180,
$137,254
$51,348
$0.31
$0.08
other
the
oil
minerals
The
1501
ruanium
bodies
maintains
resident
a
2004,
gas
offices
is
property
New
in
its
Y.
N.
exploratory
181,
State
St.,
offices
executive
York,
the
ore,—V.
South
129
at
also
agent);
Broadway,
commercial
of
which
natural
and
corporation
(through
Suite
at
536.
p.
and
in
operate
1954
20,348
income
income
for
Minority
uranium
1955
_________
Earnings before
developing and mining
may
be discovered,
and also to
industry. The corporation's prin¬
cipal contemplated operations at this time Is the exploration of Its
potential uranium property located near Reno, Nev., and the develop¬
ment of its undeveloped leaseholdes in the State of West Virgina.
Show Gain—
3 Months Ended March 31—
are
Dover,
located
and
Hundred, W. Va.
stage, with no known
—V.
181,
1955—Month—1954
Mutual Investment
As of
Total
1955
assets
\al
e
1954
maturity,
$212 133
$70,675
2L981
9,843
outstanding
Net asset
—V.
Co. of America—Total Assets Rise
April 30—
net
Shares
share
per
$9.65
Other
$7.18
Co.,
of
Corp.—Securities Offered—Public
$7,000,000
4 %%
of
15-year
sinking
a
The
and
The
debentures
offered
were
at
of
interest, and the common stock at $15.75
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. and Van Alstyne,
& Co. offered the debentures, while the common
shares were offered by a group headed by Van Alstyne,
The
debentures
the
104.50%
have
to
will
in
,
Sinking
each
of
at
of
PROCEEDS—Net
to
company
from
proceeds
to
used
discharge
of
will
mill
new
a
added
be
reimburse
paid
1954,
30,
its
the
to
manufacture
medium,
for
and
and
their
manufacture.
own
multiwall
subsidiaries
plants,
the
major
and
thus
operate
three
and
a
total
of
timber
pait
of
equal to $1.01
its
net
per
common
timber
series,
4%%
series,
due
due
due
six
at
100%
cost
of
net
the
the
certificates
and
a
were
as
Peabody
Kidder,
&
—V.
181,
to
the
authorization
the
of
number
are
connection
in
for
and
addi¬
but
kraft
the
has
cor¬
shipping
pulp
company
mills,
its
requirements
fibre
from
time,
company
primarily
engaged
solid
of
and
Handled
Morris
Container
EFFECT
by
Diesel-electric
32
1955—Month—1954
$14,933,369
road
&
Co.,
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Blair
N.
&
York
Y.)
The
policy
from
is
to
outside
Corp.
net
and
Its
$3,527,769,
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
$18,000,000
7,000000
762,500
$14,440,704 $48,242,627 $45,552,674
618 500
E.
Hutton
F.
Lester,
&
and
Conn.,
and
Division,
Systems Division.
with
offices
555
at
Broadway,
New York City, Commack (Long Island,
(Calif.), manufactures precision servomechcomponents.
and
Division,
Systems
3%%
of
New
precision
5,000,000 shs.
*3,162,665 shs.
no
preferred
stock
ended
of
1954,
Oil
I.,
181,
which
p.
atomic
develops
and
3;50O
for
redemption
will
be
June
1,
June
on
made
1,
15,
$275,000
1955.
1964," at 100%
Guaranty Trust
the
at
N. Y.—V. 180, p. 2085.
Corp.—Reports Smaller Profit—
1955,
31,
offices
with
instruments
and
and
plants
at
automatic
White
which
offers
research and
Corp., Amityville,
potentiometers.—
service,
field, and the Vari-Ohm
manufactures precision
after taxes of $210,718 for the
to 13 cents per share.. This
taxes for the fuse quarter
181, p. 1602.
equal
income
net
cents per share.—V.
after
Ltd.—Stock Sold—Tel-
City, N. J., on April 6 publicly offered
"as a speculation" an issue of 2,000,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par one cent) at 15 cents per share.
This
offering has been completed, all of said shares having
been sold.
costs
net proceeds
working capital.
for
and
to
are
used
be
EFFECT TO
GIVING
to
pay
exploration
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
Common
(par
Its
Outstanding
20,000,000 shs.
cent)
one
4,000,000 shs.
incorporated in Delaware, on Aug. 25,
located at 1200 St. Alexander St., Mon¬
was
Canada.
principal office
is
has no known uranium or other ore reserves.
The
of the company will consist entirely of the ex¬
mining claims presently owned by the company or to be
the company.
The exploration will be for the purpose
of
determining whether the claims are of such a nature from an
ore-bearing
standpoint as
to warrant further
and
more
intensive
development work.
The company's properties are located in the South Central Section
of Huddersfield Township, Pontiac County, Province of Quebec, Canada.
company
business
ploration of
acquired by
Pictures
Paramount
T
International
The
unit,
memory
Corp.—Demonstrates Mnemotron
Telemeter
went
into
Mnemotron,
operation
the
on
world's
May
lar<re-t
It
4.
was
fe^-ite
installed
by Telemeter in a RAND Corporation computer.
Completed
laboratories
mount
after
ferrite cores
two
years
International
of
Pictures
the
Corp.,
and
research and development in the
Corp., a subsidiary of Para¬
of
Telemeter
memory
consists of 170,000 tiny, bead-like
circuits—comprising 1200 tubes—
attendant electronic
for
getting information in and out of the cores.
Unlike
the
human memory,
the Mnemotron
so
V.
Co
lier & Co., Jersey
writes
L.
3.500
reports net income
$289,332
18
or
tron
development in the
3,500
—
Co
."',V:
v
Pan-O-Rama Uranium Mines,
speed
Pa.,
3,500
:
&
Corp.—Partial Redemption—'
Payment
March
with
comnares
gineering
Division,
Pittsburgh,
called
interest.
corporation
quarter
erasable
Corp.,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc. 3.500
Sutro & Co
3,500
■%/';:
Co.
&
Northwest
York, 31 Nassau St., New York
Plains, New York, will
continue its research and development projects as a separate division.
Norden-Ketay also has two subsidiaries:
Nuclear
Science &
En¬
Laboratories
Pacific
sinking fund debentures due
15-year
accrued
Co.
systems.
Norden
'■■*"■
been
have
There
and
plants in
electronic
manufactures
Co.
&
Pacific Western OH
of
<fc Fay
Lundborg
5,000
5,000
Co._
1880.
p.
Skaggs
Hooker
Irving
5,000
Co
Staats
R.
181,
Davis,
5,000
Co
Co
&
Ryons
William
—v.
core
in
scratch
pad.
It remembers
and
computation
a
furnishes
,
chiefly
serves
as
an
numbers involved in various steps
them
when
they
are
needed
at
a
it staggers the imagination. For example, the Mnemo¬
40-digit
word
in
15-millionths
of
a
second*
.In
of a second it can find the required 40-digit
word on
great,
8-millionths
a
request.
rate
the
is capable of reading back
fiom its memory at
70,000 E*nglish words or writing into the
words in one second.—V. 180, p. 2597.
Mnemotron
The
1676.
memory
of
approximately
70,000
Norsynco Mining & Exploration Ltd. (Canada)—Stock
the public an issue
of 521,800 shares of capital stock at
50 cents per share.
River
for
it
company
Area
of
uranium;
owns
Ontario,
Peoples
and
claims
plans to prospect
claims
on
Elliott
Lake
in
the
claims
in
and
explore for copper,
zinc
and
lead.
engaged in prospecting and exploring for nickel
Sudbury District of Ontario.
the
North Star Oil & Uranium Corp.—Initial Dividend—
The
directors
have
Natural Gas Corp.
the
record
date
voted
to
distribute
one
share
of
Mid-Hudson
stock for each 20 shares of North Star stock held
of
June
1,
1955.—V.
181,
p.
1602.
181,
p.
Sales
1955—Month—1954
Higher—
1S55—4 Mos,—1954
$4,437,223 $18,038,815 $17,108,44»
1778.
Blind
where it plans to prospect and explore
in Gloucester County, New Brunswick, where
The company is now
on
Stores, Inc.—April
$4,736,530
—V.
mining
Drug
Period End. April 30—
Sales
Canada,
980,' 138
*463,665 shs.
♦These figures are based on the assumption that
has been converted
subsequent to March 31, 1955.
to
($25
465,767 shs.
value)
Instrument
Hawthorne
other
Instrument
control
obtain
subsidiaries
income of
1,944,993
par
and
Milford,
sources
7,000,000
stock
City
and
anisms
the
to
Shares
5,000
5,009
&
&
•
...
5,000
Inc
Co.
Weedon
Richards
Hill
The
Operations
Fully Integrated Divisions—
Components
re¬
so
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.__ 5,000
J. Barth & Co
3.5150
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
Inc. •
—.—
3.500
20,375
Eichler & Co
proposed
1955—4 Mos.—1954
converting
acquired through
$18,000,000
1966
1970
other,
Precision
The
New
the
the
agreed
.
6,500
Crowell,
F.
and
and
severally
has
each
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
BUSINESS—Company
Ketay, President, on May 9 announced that manufacturing
operations of the company will be conducted in two completely inte¬
grated manufacturing divisions, one, the Precision Components Divi¬
sion
which
underwriter,
each
of
names
shares
follows:
switching
Corp.—Manufacturing
Two
5-for-4 stock split-up effective
share, including 20 cents per
a
per
Shares
Offered—E. M. North Co., Inc., New York, is offering to
and
TO
in
for
cents
60
504,306 shs.
'
cost $5,119,503.
19
share.
GIVING
preferred
($1
Norden-Ketay
Be
adjusted
of
as
CAPITALIZATION
1778.
p.
share
per
in 1954,
totaled
Outstanding
the company paid a quarterly
upon
its outstanding capital stock.
1955
15,
PROCEEDS—The
subject
the
Period End. April 30—
Sales
and
company,
semi-chemical
and
paperboard
of $75,601,294
—
stock
of
reserves.
1957-59
Sundry notes
'$1.25 convertible
Common
retire
Authorized
4%%
value)
are
principally
Debentures;
par
on
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—April Sales Up—
-
The
CAPITALIZATION
notes
the
of
expenditures
present
The
National
sales
balance
linerboard,
acreage,
pulpwood
owned
1954,
year
had consol:dated
5%
to
the
and
improvements
corrugated
the
plants.
The
subsidiaries
made
of
bag
conserve
the
bags
As
capital
kraft
paper,
substantial
subsidiaries
For
to
1955
3,
625,000 shs.
$8)
UNDERWRITERS—The
spective
purchase,
1954.
The
of
sale
Ga.
funds
plant
its
and
kraft bag
containers
its
from
also
will
Fund," calculated
prior to maturity,
commitments
general
treasury
BUSINESS—Corporation
the
secured
be
of
period
comparable
the
for
AT APRIL
AS
paid Dec. 15, 1954, 16 cents per share paid Sept. 15. 1954, and 12
cents per share paid March 15, 1954 and June 15, 1954.
Commission.
to
share,
a
share
treal,
company
the
Valdosta,
near
acquisition of tlmberlands,
tional working capital.
rugating
99.77
offering group are—Wm. E. Pollock
Inc.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.—V. 181, p. 2121.
of
with
In
the
ranging
They
financing will be applied by
outstanding bank notes; to dis¬
machinery and equipment now held under
the
charge the cost of certain
lease; to pay for current construction
proceeds
of
prices
interest.
interest.
accrued
completion
option
at
accrued
Sinking
debentures
the
the
Fund,"
plus
case
"Fixed
a
approximately 89.25%
the
redeemable
be
"Contingent
100%
benefit
the
plus
May 11
on
Co.
for
and
is
members
for
company
Hutzler,
is
of 1955, sales were $1,647,495 and in¬
share, against sales of Sl,382,070 and
a
cents
March
cents
20
Dividends
Sept.
coupon.
certificates
Commerce
issue
Other
accrued
Noel
Noel &
as¬
100%
share.
per
the
of
&
3%
locomotives estimated
debentures due May 1, 1970, and 250,000 shares of $1 par
value common stock was made on May 11 by two under¬
writing groups.
for
the
by
Bros.
both
Interstate
fund
received
Salomon
99.72,
Issuance
offering
awarded to the group
were
bids
follows:
Container
Stuart & Co. Inc. and
bid of 99.14%.
180, p. 352.
National
St. Louis RR.—Equipment Trust
$4,080,000 of 27/s% serial
equipmt. trust ctfs., maturing semi-annually Dec. 15,1955,
to June 15, 1970, inclusive.
The certificates, offered at
prices scaled to yield from 2.30% to 3%, according to
$17,078,600 $15,608,275 $51,155,043 $48,638,614
1778.
p.
of
1601.
p.
Certificates Offered—Halsey,
sociates, on May 11 offered
1955—4 Mos.—1954
cents
30
or
(par
Panhandle
Period End. April 30—
Bales
credits,
special
before
Authorized
stock
The
New York, Chicago &
(G. C.) Murphy Co.—April Sales Higher—
income,
1954,
Bateman,
3,150,000 shs.
4,000,000 shs.
1954, the company reported
Dec. 31,
net
weeks
13
45
or
$148,882,
Curtis
Authorized
Common stock
which
properties
gas
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION
863.
p.
net proceeds
PROCEEDS—The
wide
Heckathorn added.—V. 181,
May 6 offered
on
publicly 1,175,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
share as a speculation.
-
first
$228,617,
of
and
$1.85 per share, which compares with sales of
income of $552,036, or $1.09 a share, for the previous
the
at 25 cents per
converting, the
M.
is
Plant
phase
at
addition, manufactures other
used principally in Cali¬
and in Hawaii.
.
are
to
and
dividend
facility for the Navy and Army, It
Heckathorn, President.
now
fully equipped to produce a
shell producing
a
on
first
the
Ordnance
Reserve
into
Pa.,
announced
was
completed
has
company
Of
company.
45,000 shares,
outstanding,
shares
and, In
products
the year ended
$6,891,253,
DIVIDENDS—On
Uranium
These
CAPITALIZATION
180,
Muliins Manufacturing Corp.—Dedicates New Plant—
California
in
1955—Month—1954
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$6,066,068
$5,631,216 $18,170,306 $17,132,281
April 30—
Chippewa Securities Co., New York,
This
of
equal
$6,203,433
181, p. 1676.
Nevada-Utah
Mable Indus rial
the
sell
to
accrue
Inc.,
will
the 504,306
of
2.5%
or
products.
clay
Capital
—V.
will
none
Investors,
pipe
sewer
net
of
Inc.—April Sales Higher—
Sales
purpose
of manufacturing transistors.
This
facility including building and equipment.
It is
first section of this project will be completed and
748.
p.
and
shares
year.
181, p. 1880.
Neisner Brothers,
the
sale of the stock will go to selling
of the
proceeds
the total,
retaining
the com¬
pany's only capitalization.
Kidder, Peabody & Co., the other selling
stockholder, will sell 49,875 shares of the capital stock.
net
$1,500,000
a
Offered—Kidder, Pea-
Products—Stock
Clay
PROCEEDS—Net
$935,036,
1,644,084
x_
operating expenses, etc.
cattle,
purchase
&
EARNINGS—For
1955—16 Wks.—1954
1955—4 Wks.—1954
April 23—
1,935,131
on
___
to
fornia, in parts of Nevada, Arizona and Oregon,
$
—V.
the SEC
letter of notification with
a
Co. and associates on May 11 offered 94,875
shares of capital stock (par $8) at $15.75 a share.
clay
National Tea Co.- -Current Sales Up—
$51,878,179 $48,006,800
4,492,240
3,516,334
2,339,202
1,872,250
____
__
used
be
Pacific
body
come
Net
to
are
hollow
Motorola, Inc.
Fairbanks,
Co.,
BUSINESS—Company is one of the two leading producers of vitrified
1676.
p.
2,107
covering 2,992 shares of common stock (par 25 cents), 2.992 shares of
non-cumulative preferred stock (par $100)
and 1,290 investment
contracts to be offered through Cline S. Koonz, President.
The pro¬
12,500
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$5,338,858
$4,735,868
1955—Month—1954
$1,633,030
April 30—
Sales
$492,o32
*
•
stock was $19.80 on
$16.84.—V. 131, p. 1602.
Livestock
&
r
'v
-
7%
Pacific-American
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales
Land
Alaskan
stockholders,
Avery, who will remain with the company as a
President also resigned, but
successor was named.—V. 181, p. 1675.
no
2,000
4,000
;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc
succeed
Sewell L.
director.
4,000
Co
Vercoe & Company
2,000
1879.
181, p.
5,000
&
requirements-
1955; and on March 31, 1954, it was
Pacific
—
Sutro
3,000
—
5,000
5,000
Co._______—___11,000
—
Straus, Blosser & McDowell-
—11,000
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs__
Barr Elected to Head Firm—John A. Barr,
dent and
Co
&
Co
&
March 31,
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.- 5,000
Stix & Co
4,000
5,000
Stone
Hayden,
204,442,051
dividends
—
4,000
—
&
$122,877
33,727
2,622
8,524
loss
operating
Non-operating loss from disposals of prop, (net)
Other non-operating loss (net)
Net worth, book value,
per share of common
Alaska—Files With SEC—
Co.,
&
Singer, Deane & Scribner___ 2,000
Starkweather & Co.__—.—. 4,000
2,00o
Chi¬
of
cago
$
217,643,479
Co.
Net
2,000
Co
Inc.
Shields
491,811
Cr533.600
—
taxes
Preferred
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
Inc. 4,000
Harris & Co.,
Securities
First
&
Shepard
Scott & Stringfellow
10,000
Emnnuel, Deetjen & Co.
Fairman,
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc.—April Sales Up-
Bales
Prescott,
8,000
8.000
duPont & Co
Francis I.
476,253
Crl33,100
Depreciation
& Lynch— 4,000
5.000
Co
&
;
Newburger
Weedon & Co
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Doolittle
Co._
4,000
Crowell,
No. 14222,
capital from
&
Moore, Leonard
4,OOo
Co._______
&
11,000
4,000
—
Loewi
5,000
—i._
Co.
&
Co.
5,000
(Inc.) 10,000
Co.
Co.
Collins
Julien
1879.
181. p.
Sherrerd—
<fc
Republic
&
$3,953,038
4,437,359
$4,994,071
4,773,792
,
—
Lester, Ryons & Co.—8,000
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades &
Co.— 5,000
&
1954
1955
Month of March—
Revenues
Income
5,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co
11,000
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt—* 5,000'
A.
M.
Kidder & Co.__
4,000
—Jll.OOO
Inc
Co.
Butcher
Cohu
law.
of
&
Eradford
C.
Central
The
new
a
Shares
Lene, Space & Co.,
Inc.
4,000
—_
Blair
sub¬
Argentine
Co
&
J.
styrene molding materials
Argentine company has
Lustrex
States.
controlling
issued
was
of
producer
the
eoniormance
recently
the
?.%.■
,,..
Johnson,
19,000
16,1955
Monday, May
; v.
tine.—March Earnings—
Northwest Airlines,
severally
i'
'•
»
Expenses
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Allyn & Co., Inc.——11,000
Arthurs, Lestrange <te Co.— 3,000
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—% 2,000
form of machinery, equipment, spare parts, and
as know-how obtained from long Monsanto ex¬
leading
a
market
outside
well
as
company has agreed
agreed to purchase
their respective names
have
set
stock
C.
A.
work for the plant has been completed, and
to be in production by early 1956.
Chemical
Company
investment in
Monsanto
-
sidiary
the
Shares
Van
Young,
plastic molding industry,
Design and engineering
it
of
opposite
STOCK—The
underwriters
shares
Aires
was
E.
of
COMMON
OF
stock
the
and
number
below;
for the production of polystyrene will begin
announced on May 9.
Vice-President and General Manager of the
company's overseas division said that the Argentine company is a
'■
wholly-owned subsidiary of Monsanto Overseas 8. A.
The plant will
be the first to provide polystyrene for the rapidly growing Argentine
plant
.
sell
the
"
-
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2244)
Monsanto
,■
"Ml*
on
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Registers With SEC—
to its stockholders of record June
estimated 111,836 additional shares
estimated fatio of one additional share
for each 10 shares held, and the privilege of subscribing to allotment,
for any additional shares not subscribed for through the exercise of
rights. The issuance and sale of the additional shares at a price to
be determined later were authorized by the directors on May 6, 1955,
subject to approval by the Illinois Commerce Commission and regis¬
The
2,
of
the
tration
A
expects
company
1955,
to
grant
rights to subscribe for an
capital
of
the
stock,
stock
registration
in
with
the
the SEC.
statement
covering
the
proposed
issue
of
stock
Volume
181
Number 5429
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2245)
filed
was
ment
May 9 with the
on
becoming
effective
Commission,
merce
shares of
June
a
registration state¬
by
the
prospectus relating
Illinois
the
the
and
plans
which
will
additional
subscription
subscription
transferable
by
company
and
1955,
on
about
or
mail
to
become
void
at
3
privilege
in
warrants
stockholders
to
form
about
ization
June
on
24,
P.
the
use
Oates,
Jr.,
proceeds
estimated
at
incurred
Chairman,
from
the
$15,500,000
to
purchase
the
additional
$6,000,000
of
shares
for
bank
of
of Louisiana,
a
additional stock of that company in the amount
(brother corporate purposes including the financing
of the expansion of underground gas storage
$2,000,000 and
of
portion
facilities
of the cast
Herscher,
at
Federal
placing
Power
111.,
for
which
Commission,
portions of
authority
and
has
enlarging,
the distribution system
of
been
requested
improving
Peoples
\
outstanding
6X8.
Peoples Water & Gas Co.—Partial Redemption—
have
5%
been
called
debentures
due
for
June
redemption
1971
1,
at
June
on
100%
1,
and
Payment will be made at The Hanover Bank, 70
15, N. Y.—V. 181, p. 750.
1955,
$64,000
interest.
accrued
of
its
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd. (& Subs.)—Earnings Incr.
author¬
$100
3 Months Ended March 31—
par
Operating
Operating
stock.
common
the
its
preferred
1956
is estimated
of
has called
company
its
3%%
accrued
debenture
interest
to
Manhattan
financing
will be applied by
which for the calendar
$52,500,000.—V. 181, p. 2018.
Other
J—V.
N.
redemption
bonds
June
on
1,
New
181,
due
1972.
date,
will
be
Pyramid
Life
at
the
office
or
Payment,
Provision
at
100.71%
plus
The
at
of
the
Charlotte, N.
Co.,
Net
Chase
company
share for each three shares held.
The
net
proceeds
'
to
are
be
for
used
offering
business
:
The
stockholders
proposed
Change,
(1)
,
May
on
amendments
to
of May 6,
as
will
17
the
asked
be
1955,
to
of
the 390,548
each of
the
following
presently
and
outstanding common shares, $1 par value, into two
shares, $1 par value; and
(2) Increase the number of authorized shares from 500,000
$1
Given
(
additional-
by
to
finance
and
for
approval,
from
sale
the
the
would
through
be
181,
offer
to
to
retire
term
Cement
Co.—Unit
to
Expand—
Atlas
Gypsum Co., Inc. above.—V.
(Chas.)
Pfizer
Co.,
&
Inc.
181,
109.
p.
Non-Caloric
Powder
corporation
dietetic
products
Long
end
May
on
manufacturer
a
cyclamate,
requiring
low
of
the
announced
2
calcium
sweetener,
for
in
the
the
of
non-
of
preparation
content.
sugar
citric
availability
use
and
tartaric
acids
and
other
income
beverage ingredients, Pfizer stated that it will begin the marketing
cyclamate at once through its Chemical Sales division.
181, p. 1881.
1955
Sales
Income
Net
before
for
per
181, p.
K.
S.
dividends
common
bonds
of
The
of
$0.55
$0.73
At
of
May
in
there
total
of
4,
to
have
conversions
raise
into
de¬
stock
at
redeemed
was
of
of
total
conversions
amount
498,440
shares
of
out¬
p.
liquids
extraction
Magnolia
begin
The
the
313,103.
313,103
1,255,804
____
'
:
plant
Petroleum
joinly
to
Co.
owned
be
ultra-modern
an
by
Phillips
located
natural
Petroleum
approximately
Co.
three
gas
and
$6.60
Lindsay
and
Bradley
zone discovery made last
development.
The
dry
natural
Area
from
the
latter
Phillips and
year by
gas
Pools,
\
plant
the
now
deep
new
a
be
current
April
on
assets
of
authorized
.
the
that
so
the
5,
delivered
to
a
new
140-mile, 24-inch pipeline to be laid by Transok Pipe Line Co.
below>
to
Tulsa
to
generating station.—V.
supply
Public
the
Service
(which
Oklahoma's
of
Co.,
company
of
approved
stock
common
appropriate* corporate
Profit
before
1955
•Earned
$8,431,421
1,844,035
1,402,967
taxes
shares
common
per
•After
1954
$10,381,151
879,035
of
dividend
672,967
1,233,375
1,194,773
0.70
outstanding
0.56
share—
common
its
of
first
cal
Corn
This
SEC
requirements
on
preferred stock.—V.
181,
Routh,
consolidated
1955
were
being
year,
cents per
March
Mr.
Chairman
and
President,
earnings after preferred
on
May
4
announced
dividends for the
first
that
quarter of
greater than in the first quarter of the preceding
equivalent to 84
cents
per
share
in
1955
as
against
share in 1954, based on the number of share outstanding
31,
Routh
had
been
the
the
stockholders
that
earnings
in
the
first
quarter
Clinchfield
adversely
affected by the unnecessary strike of employees of
RR.. an affiliate of the Louisville & Nashville
Rft.,
seriously hampered the Virginia operations of Pittston's
subsidiary, Clinchfield Coal Corp.
However, it was stated that with
rising coal prices and coal demand, operations of the coal
mining sub¬
which
underwriting.
164,
would
be
at
capacity for the balance of the
Improve earnings from
and
year
the company's coal operations
were
greatly
anticipated
1955
has
called
The
now
proceeds
to
are
June
on
The
company
Its
5%
outstanding
bonds,
8t
100fr
and
trust
accrued
Colony Trust Co.,
sinking
interest.
Miik St.,
45
fund
notes,
Payment
Boston,
series
will
1,
be
Mass.—V.
1955
due
B
p.
at
1
1968
the
be
3%
series
due
underwriting
Inc.,
in New
York City.—V.
et
181,
registration
a
of
the
Loeb
principal
to
are
&
181,
stock.
Manufacturing
of which is being
share
the
sold
the
to
1206.
before
taxes
Net
the
Total
assets
current
March
Federal
&
March
at
Public
common
Crowel!,
Tile
liabilities
other
including
taxes
13%
increased
with
the
Rockland
same
during
period
the
the
Light & Power
The
Of
debentures
the
retire
to
bank
construction.
new
Two
Months
Operating
Ended
The
Sold
Operating expenses
$545,000
will
be
1955
operations
(interest,
Net
income
181,
Manufacturing Co.—Stock
Offering—
Automatic
2,148,255
This
down
take
for
corporation
by
over
that
a
10-to-l
Pressed
of
on
April 29 announced
margin
Metals.
Pressed
a
proposal
Bellanca
Metals.—V.
by
had
181,
its
the
stockholders
Bellanca
had
—1,175
Canteen
Co.
of
Aircraft
Co.
to
proposed to exchange its stock
1773.
p.
•Based
May 10.
4,000,000
Venezuelan
of
basis
of
five
Venezuelan
to
expire
shares
Petroleum
April
on
of
Sinclair
The
common.
21,
and
later
was
issued
the
in
exchange
for Venezuelan
Petroleum
second
quarterly regular Sinclair dividend
June 15 tor stockholders of record May
payable
Nitrogen
Products
de
Co.
above.—V.
181,
650.
p.
Mecanique et Carrosserie Au¬
of
Co.
Mobil
France
Oil
Vacuum
above.
Co., Inc.—New
Oil
Inc.
Co.,
Name—
below.
Co.—Changes Name—
filed
was
the
to
certificate
of
incorporation
on
South
$0.21
in
by
of
an
Co.,
the
Wyoming.—V.
181,
available
of
the
by
on
an
opera¬
the
recent
company's
stock,
York.
uranium
of
in
claims
begin
large
months.
Edgemont
p.
offering
tons
of
to
two
next
made
was
New
group
expects
the
announcement, is embarking
its mining and exploratory
hundred
its
of
within
acquired in
in
public
a
&
several
and
to
expansion
Capper
one
Dakota,
Mining Co., Inc.—Expansion—
expansion
this
completion
body
been
$391,317
$0.24
for
produced
from
months
130,401
of
program
Capital
&
according
the
Black
the
Hills
shipments
winter
area
from
of
another
Additional
properties have
National Forest and
the Custer
area,
during
962.
181,
p.
650.
Earnings
and
Co.—Earnings at Lower Rate—
1955
of
for
Federal
taxes
1,873,953
income-
620,000
$890,453
591,994
$53,605
$547,525
t$0.63
who
342,928
"$0.44
paid
-
retained
per
on
in
business—
share
to
it is
took
1,479,986
shares outstanding
the quarter.
tBased on 1,415,572 shares (average number of shares outstanding
during first quarter 1954. giving effect to the 1954 stock split, and
adjusted for 1954 stock dividend of 2'/2% ).—V. 181, p. 751.
average
during
this
reached
company
new
management's
work.
income
Net
and
charges,
stated
in
to
the
all-time
an
policy
of
high
in
investing
in
to
rose
from
annual
$1,388,314,
$1,063,047,
report
by
or
both
85
cents
cents
65
or
Lewis B.
last
office
1954
the
as
allied
diversify operations and put its surplus
a
Harder,
a
share,
share,
in
President,
July 1.
The company's dividend income increased to $690,719 last year from
$70,210 in 1953.
Of this figure, $620,514 was in dividends from Pato
Consolidated Gold Dredging, Ltd., in which South American bought a
34.3%
-
its
taxes
1953,
983,500
$645,599
on
after
$14,956,818
1,265,599
inc.
of
unrelated fields in order
capital
1954
$16,640,824
■
taxes on
Co.—Reports Record
Profits—Continues Diversification—Sells Treasury Stock
America.—V.
-
Earnings
year.
(Simca)—Consolidation—
underwritten
$521,718
(on 1,635,774 shs. of com. stk.)
earnings
Earnings
turned
to
Uranium
successful
$522,893
offering
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.—Bid Rejected—
the
on
Industrielle
company,
result
Dividends
com¬
last
oi
2124.
p.
Motor
Sodak
This
intensive
Corp.—Proposed Sale—
Ruberoid
Net
on
the
of
South American Gold & Platinum
Provision
months
.
1316.
p.
sales
common
$11,020,815
were
the name of this company to Socony Mobil Oil Co.,
Inc.
Dealings under the new name began May 2 on the New York
Stock
Exchange.—V.
181, p. 1779.
interest
Sales
(
three
96.24%
or
shares
stock
amendment
1954
$477,930
x--
Earnings per sh.
first
year
29 changing
ore
—V.
made
share,
per
April
used
100,895
etc.)--
this
5.
An
$578,825
dedeuctions
of
outstanding.
Before
the
exchange
offer
3,459,473 shares, or 86.49%
of the outstanding
Socony-Vacuum Oil
in¬
409
income
Gross
of
Sinclair announced
scheduled
entitled
Socony
Scdak
Income
1955,
eight
common
Ford
See
was
$578,416
—.
number
390,057 shares of Venezuelan Petroleum
exchange for Sinclair common stock under the
offer made by Sinclair on March 28, 1955 and
was
May
Socony
$2,671,148
2,438,032
revenues
Earnings before provision for Fed.
is expected today
(May 16)
of
120,928 shares of
(par $1) at a price of probably $5 per share through
Weedon & Co., Los Angeles, Calif. See also V. 181, p. 2017.
to
Calumet
tions.
Income from
compare
corresponding period
STATEMENT
$3,016,448
and taxes——I
quarter
for
the
3,849,530
originally
Socicte
Pri¬
institutional
INCOME
the
same
shares
owned
each
for
2,027,000
balance
revenues
it
181,
See
See
28—
Feb.
per
Sinclair Refining Co.—Affiliate to Build—
.
COMPARATIVE
owns
is
13.—V
$56,165
approximately
loans.
May 5,
tomobile
to
and
$1.93
outstanding and
$372,357 for
share on the
the
for
Federal
to
received
in
exchange
on
cents
65
of
quarter
of this year
before.—V. 180, p. 2598.
sold
stock
for
Corp.—Exchange Offer Terminated—
common
was
common
701,000
Co.—Debentures
were
proceeds
first
stock
exchange
common
offer
vately—On March 31, 1955, $3,000,000 of additional 3Vz%
sinking fund
vestors.
$960,087
amount
stock.
first
year
the
now
made,
was
for
31
earnings
of
per
of
provision
6,153,000
953,000
2,245,000
provision
March
at
after
common
income
cents
income
net
1955,
These
905.
the
Sinclair
66,000
$183,000
—
~
Quarter Ended March 31—
stock
of
terminated
3^54
6,748,000
—
-
31
31
$'
635,841,547
$122,165
inc. & State franchise taxes (net)
-
at
31,
shares of
75
corporation
Petroleum
under¬
1955
consolidated
$9,639,276
p.
common
terms
owner
114,000
$
outstanding.
for
with
181,
Co.
$297,000
——
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$
income.'
net
to
Sinclair Oil
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earns. Higher—
profit
Cash
Net
Pomona
then
sales
extended
Quarter Ended March 31—
179, p. 2373.
1955—Month—1954
March
.on
497,000
equal
This
1779.
p.
the
on
pared
25.19%
or
was split on
a 3 for 1
the income per share and the number
to the split, have been restated
company
prior
basis.—V.
ended
taxes
consolidated
1954,
—V.
named
are
common,
the
"
These shares
by
Smith, Barney & Co.
Bethlehem Steel is listed as
all
months
Sinclair
Prov. for Fed.
existing
reports
company
three
1965.
with
.
of
purposes,
shares
split"
-
stock
2018.
p.
Canadian
by the underwriters
public offering price
amendment.
Blyth &
and
Co.,
shares,
Ritter Co., Inc.
Profit
the
Simonds Saw & Steel
Co.—Earnings Rise—
The
underwriters.
of the Rheem
outstanding
statement
common
purchased
public sale.
be supplied
shares
writers.—V.
par
being
for
181,
Chemi¬
p.
•$0.40.
3,658,569
"3,658,269
$17,963,185 $15,831,209
4,713,657
4,516,844-
287,441,965 249,647,451 720,846,767
The
added
1,
the
$0.46"'""
$
Co.—Registers With SEC—
are
Corp.
terms
Kuhn,
400,000
;
1954,
"after
shares
Aug.
made
250,000
$1,457,033
;
shares
Period End. April 30—
Old
1677.
846,519^
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—April Sales Increased—
$125,000 of
June
made
181,
the
from
1955, $3,090,000
will be
filed
9
and
Steel
and
See
has called for redemption on June
collateral
845,160'
791,026
31—
outstanding
July
Net
1,
interest
trustee,
May
on
Bethlehem
the
of
For comparative
with
redemption
for
plus accrued
Exchange Bank,
Rowe
Partial Redemption—
2,109,923!
872,456
50,000
share
per
March
outstanding
on
had
sidiaries
3,007,326
—
$1,689,256
2,
an
3335.
p.
mortgage" sinking fund
Non-operating
1955.
told
common
surplus.—V.
CONSOLIDATED
50%
over
without
company
used
962.
p.
60,239-.
$5,502,629,
properties
assets
of
letter of notification with the SEC
stock
(par
$2)
to be offered at
a
covering 400,000 shares of Its $1
are
from
for
P.
of
Rheem Manufacturing
Pittston Co.—Net Earnings 50% Higher—
J.
shares
Payment at 100.70%
compared
profit
Number
April 19 filed
cn
company
Shipments
Quarter ended March 31—
Sales, rental and service income
$5,448,389
46,762
taxes
liabilities
is in a position to issue
purposes.—V. 181, p. 414;
181, p. 2122.
Pitney-Bowes, Inc.—Earnings—
"
4.206,508.'.
$G,410,OG4
unproved
•On
were
stockholders
shares
of
basis.
multi-
undergoing extensive
1954
$9,654,897
$6,363,302
Sales
capital and
Total current
will
City, i»
1
1955
4,254,141
development costs
depreciation
of
Current
$1.26
$64,866,582,
$12,841,107. Wording capital of $52,025,475
$2,987,825 since the beginning of the year.
of
for
share,
per
The
,
West
York
$10,617,443
expenses—
1,987,742
$1.61
miles
The plant
will extract natural gasoline components and liquefied
petroleum gas from natural gas produced from the Northwest Purdy,
New
1
drilling and
Current
745,403
2,093,007
consolidated
6,000,000
45,454
as
of
St.,
income
Number
were
number
company
covering
southwest of Lindsay, Garvin County, Okla.,
according to K. S. Adams,
Chairman, and Paul Endacott, President of Phillips, which will operate
the plant.
In
pfd. stock
r_
meeting
Co.,
soon
Wall
„
and
Earnings
$2,814,717
Republic Indemnity Co. of America, Los Angeles, Cal.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
of
will
23
650.
p.
_—!___
general
Income
Net
—V.
called
conversions of
$32,407,900 and leaving
working*
'
118,439
share
increase
annual
to
Federal
accrued
To Build New Plant—
•
cumulative
1955,
shares
principal
voluntary
181,
1
Intangible
2,685,000
$3,691,611
—
outstanding
31,
in
Interests
as
plus
the
for
2359.
Redemption—
;
Amortization
2740.
180,
6,
redemp¬
common
conversions
the
Through
the
3.70%
used
p.
Co.—Partial
income
Depletion
1
Republic Steel Corp.—Partial Redemption—
May
on
for
1955,
at 103'/2%
1, 1953,
in
been
$128,920,000.
to
28,
converted
1955,
June
on
addition
In
issued
not
$770,600
was
March
on
converted
were
on
issue
above,
been
Construction
at
$2
liabilities
an
the
At
1954
of
standing to 15,159,209 shares.-
55
minority
common
March
reflected
Converted—
Endacott, President,
principal amount of
called
were
balance
outstanding
have
Paul
and
$25,000,000
business
original
resulting
balance
2,887,233
Co.—Debentures
$162,098,500.
$8,178,500,
2,887,233
$24,229,400
mentioned
shares
the
which
The
close
amount
of
1955,
share.
a
the
Net
:
stock
per
and current
to
1983
4,
interest.
see
Other
106.
p.
be
174,
Co.—Earnings Higher-
revenue
and
Balance
-
1955
taxes
to
on
Common shares
Earnings
$2,405,952
share
Chairman,
that
due
May
4,959,318
2,521,366
$1,849,992
Petroleum
Adams,
bentures
3,861,942
1778.
announced
a
Operating
Operating
As
additional
2,011,950
taxes
outstanding
common
Phillips
tion
taxes
income
_
shares
Earnings
—V.
Federal
Federal
income
Common
of
173,
to
are
Quarter Ended March 31—
Chemical
$57,424,203 $67,882,282
Reserve
$65
the
$34,091,492 $19,747,603
7,515,050
5,499,717
__
V.
1954
above.—V.
income
3,000,000
Philip Morris, Inc.—Sales and Earnings Decline—
Quarter Ended March 31—
Seaboard Oil
shares
2572.
p.
3,705,000
applicable
Increase
j
at
made
Income
on
Net
food
calcium
of
—V.
be
——
Cash
This
Co.
sales
Cash
Sweetener—
caloric
89,672
share, which includes accrued
per
Payment will
3 Months Ended March 31—
Income
Offers
—
outstanding
Rayonier, Inc.* (& Subs.)—Reports Record Earnings—
Taxes
Kaiser
redemption date.
Profit before
(
•
See
to
its
agent.—V.
Total
loans,
Net
Permanent©
proceeds
purposes.—V.
'
a
stte for a new bottling plant,
equipping of this plant.—V. 178, p. 299.
and
1,
Exchange Bank in New York City.—V. 177,
See
contemplated purchase of
construction
July
on
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Acquisition—
publicly
bank
The
corporate
Manufacturing
redemption
common
value.
par
redeem
preferred stock at $106.43%
dividends
an
underwriting
group
Link, Gorman, Peck &
and
used
$1
plans
company
McDowell
&
shares,
common
shares
common
Blosser
Straus,
Proceeds
1,500,000
to
shareholder
200,000
headed
Co.
value,
par
will
company
of 3%%
Com
-
shares,
issued
employees.
general
Incorporated,
The
common
to
and
company will redeem on June 29, next 10,000 shares of its
4.30%
cumulative $100 par preferred stock at $102
per s.mre
plus accrued
dividends.
Conversion privileges at 3V3 shares of common
stock per
share of preferred will continue until the
redemption date.
J. P. Morgan & Co.,
Ralston Purina Co.—Calls Preferred Shares—
incorporation:
With
The
Financ'g, etc.
approve
articles
company's
II.—Files
corporation on April 14 filed a letter of notification with th«r~
covering 2,000 shares of class A common stock to be o.fered at $14*'-
Seovill
was
expansion.—V.
864.
1878.
p.
share
capital
,
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—Plans
$393,114
The
per
Broadway, New York
.The
12,651
$406,107
Sanders
SEC
underwritten.
P.
433,535'
—9,942
Associates, Inc., Nashua, N.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
C.—Stock
recently offered to its stock¬
1, 1955, the right to subscribe
on or before May 9 for 250,000 additional shares of
capi¬
tal stock (par $1) at $3.75 per share on the basis of one
not
180,
382,278-k
452,842
taxes
taxes
company,
holders of record March
new
income
income
—V.
*
Offering—The
379,041
income
current
future
__
made
57,180'*
$1,247,932 ' $1,226,578
deductions
for
for
$1,169,398'
50,707
___
etc.
Reserve
'
Insurance
957,524
$1,197,225
income
$1,000,000
1881.
p.
$2,126,922
1,047,426
—
Total
Redemption
1955,
1954
$2,244,651
—
expenses
program,
at
redemption
York City
the
Bank,
Newark,
for
1955
revenues
Balance
stock
construction
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Partial
The
re¬
■
There
shares
bidding, as well as to issue and deliver
Corp. (parent!, as a stock dividend, 300,000
West
par
of
to
1955 and
100,000
competitive
$10
Service
May 5, has received SEC
of
and
Gas.
The company now has 1,118,367 shares of common, stock
which are owned by 14,085 shareholders.—V.~180, p.
its
proceeds
on
additional
an
to
purchasing
of
sell
Interest,
loans
subsidiary
a
Oklahoma—Financing Approved
announced
was
and
stock at
of
Net
Public
stock,
capital
of
Peoples Production Co.,
engaged in the exploration for oil and gas off the coast
and
plans
company
the
repaying
(a)
stock
that
stated
sale
for
it
issue
to
Central and South
to
years
James
of
The company,
June
or
(CDT)
p.m.
to
are
registered
on
1955.
the
Public Service Co. of
Com¬
the additional
to
preferred
evidenced
4,
the
1955.
Rights to subscribe
be
Subject to such
authorization
to
of
capital stock is to be mailed to each stockholder
3,
which
SEG.
and
copy
9,
in
months
water
in
of
1953,- as
In
and
because
cf
while
addition
the
to
months.
hydro-electric
plant
Gold
the
declined
down
of
production
platinum
American
six
second
platinum
shut
result
conditions.
1953,
South
during
gold
a
.
its
has
output
investment
also
was
in
certain
repairs
59,614
25,266
was
acquired
$4,429,548
to
of
Pato,
a
10%
from
dredges
and
ounces,
ounces,
under
it
interest
$4,710,704-
for
several
unseasonably
against
against
snew
in
loa)
74,817
28,318.
management
the
Ecuadorian
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2246)
10
which operates the only cement plant in Ecuador as well
enterprises. It has also acquired interests in a finance coinnine line and glass plant in Colombia.
Ltd
<;OfO
other
as
oil
ttanv
See
1954, South American has sold prlfalely 170,000
stock for SI,630,434 to puivnaSfhs who acquired the
of
end
the
Since
Standard
.
t
hares
of treasury
#
hares
for investment
only,—-V.-180,
purposes
3„t
revenues
——
—
after'taxes
income
1954, this company continued to
<r~nand
additional properties in the LP
f'-5 f,nd natural gas business. Including operations of the new subt' -iaries
absorbed late in
1954 (only for the period owned), cont
Idated revenues for the year topped $10,000,000 for the first time
1
the company's
history, and profits and dividends broke previous
1: cords.
Additional acquisitions are under consideration by the man-
Imparative
<
'rating
3
487,909
591,060
613,051
631,457
The
769
$0.80
$0.95
$1.10
$1.17
58,457
$0.50
"$0.50
$0.60
accrued
a
Co.—To Sell Debentures—
rights offering to original preferred and common
fU, kholders of VU%
convertible debentures, due July 15, 1970 has
4,1 authorized by the California P. U. Commission, it was announced
company's
his
he& principal
amount of the debentures will not exceed $40,950,GOO.
Ti
debentures will be convertible into common stock on and after
jr
15
1957 at the initial price of $42.85 per
share of common
m' ok equivalent to approximately 2Va shares of common stock for each
* 100 principal amount of debentures.
The action by the P. U. Com4
iSion was followed by completion
of registration proceedings witn
a j- Securities
and Exchange Commission.
fh
Vhe new debentures will be convertible through July 17, 1967. With
<
tain exceptions, one-third of the issue may be converted in each
i
the one-year periods commencing Jan. 15, 1957 and January 15,
J J8
respectively, although the company has the option to accept a
H
:ater
amount if surrendered for conversion.
The conversion price
\ 11 be
increased to $44 after Jan. 15, 1962 and $45, after Jan. 15,
j
4.
'
'
'• • -s
'■'
jJach holder of the company's original preferred and common stock
<". record May 17, 1955, will be mailed a transferable warrant repre■r -v ting
rights to subscribe for the debentures.
Twenty rights and
t itO will enable the holder to subscribe for $100 principal amount of
1 lw
w
UvlJbiJwUI
debentures.
The UMVUV« f
subscription agents will be Security-Firs}, Naf
Prt
Motif
Vnrlf
whn
-<
-r,al Bank of Los Angeles and Bankers Trust Co., New York, who
vill fill orders of warrant holders to buy or sell rights.
Rights will
t
re
on
June
14,
1955.
The new
debentures will be Issued in
r uminations
of $100, $500, $1,000 in bearer form only; $10,000 and
,
.
O
VU,
V,
%
1
v.
/*
.
T
..
-I
__
T
y-1
A
..
1 1
V
1:
the sale of the new debentures will be
I by the company to retire short-term bank loans, estimated not
exceed
$17,500,000, and
the balance to finance the company's
tinulng construction
program
which is expected to amount to
of
art
proceeds
the
from
proximately $84,000,000 during
1
The stockholders
tion
'/Tie
Block
renounced on
all
Henry
Corp.,
Pipe
&
into
share
preferred
than
of
the
180,
p.
said.
he
expected
broadened
types of concrete
Combined annual
will
be
$15,000,000.
approximate
to
2087.
are
by
C.
Wright,
H.
Chairman,
that
80%
some
will
be
unchanged.—V,
primarily
banks;
a
and
finance
a
investment
which
in
legal
holding
a
Mudd as a Director of this company was anrounced on May 11.
He is President of Cyprus Mines Corp.; VlceJ resident and Director of Coronado
Copper & Zinc Co., Cyprus Oil
<
Marcona Mining Co. and Cia. San Juan, S. A.; and a Director of
< Uifornia
Bank,
State
Mutual
Building & Loan Association, Cia.
jnera
of
Henry T.
Announcement
adoption
by
also
was
Mesabi
and
A.,
made
Iron
that
the
Co.
stockholders
181,
Superior Portland
Because of
of
the
a
ll^signated subsidiaries.
At
a
special meeting of stockholders,
immediately following the
regular meeting, approval v/as given to the merger of Southern Pacific
GIVING
Co.,
•fiction
Dawson Railway Co.
into Southern Pacific Co. This
important step incorporate simplification, it was pointed
and
is
an
out.
Revenue
Freight
Pacific's
Southern
Carloadings Up 9%—
carloadings in the first quarter
of this year climbed 9%
over the same period in 1954, reflecting the
widesperad upturn in general business conditions.
D. J. Russell, President, on May
11 further announced that capital
•expenditures by Southern Pacific and its solely controlled affiliates
probably will reach a record $115,000,000 in 1955.
Last year's capital
Investment
totaled
freight
revenue
with
business
EFFECT
&
TO
as
and
Tucson.
with
Ariz.,
service
like Colton and
-*reas,
Yuma,
Actual
Ariz.
to
important intermediate
in southern California and
the Imperial Valley
construction of the $30,000,000
pipe
lines
Ideal
Accordingly,
proposed
record
the
for
began
Co.
proposed
close
the
at
Bache
quarter
of
1955.—V,
181,
p.
179,
Inc.—Plan
Abandoned—
of
special
business
been
cash
the
of
dividend
April
on
of
Superior
26,
$3
has
called
-office
Dillon,
of
*L Y.—V.
181,
Read &
p.
agent,
48
totaled
$583,561,
the first
stock
1955,
is
New York 5,
(& Subs.)—April Sales Decreased—
:
1955—Month—1954
&
Co.
1,676,852
shares
decrease
7.5%
a
before
compared
to
Federal
of
stock
common
the
Irom
Becker
G.
Farrell,
&
1955—4 Mos.—1954
Bingham,
JProfit
income
before
J*ed.^and
income
other
taxes
taxes
based
^
on
income
■Estimated net income
Earnings per share (30,106,851 shares).
—V. 181, p. 1931.
1954
*
$
312,400,223 294,501,460
i
(est.)
1.00G
1,500
Ira Haupt
Co.,
&
Hayden,
Miller
Hayden,
Stone
1,000
Co
1,500'
4,000'
Co
&
Co.—___
&
Hemphill, Noyes
Waldo Hemphill
10,000
1,500.
Co._
&
Hawkins &
&
&
Co
&
9.50Q
1,000
Co
&
Co
H. Hentz & Co
Hill
1,500
Inc
Hess
5,000
Inc.—
Henry
9,500
—
J.
recorded
several
1,500-
McFaul
Richards
J.
2,500
Herrman
&
2,000Co...
&
Hilliard
B.
Blair
associated
with
the
production
4,000-
Sons—
&
1,500-
181,
S.
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.
Operating
Oper.
$18,782,625
revenues
and
taxes,
16,447,495
operating income
etc., deductions—
$2,263,243
919,536
&
829,528
&
Edward
3,409,711
income
Preferred
$1,505,602
dividends
$1,343,707
228,000
135,000
•
$5,192,584'
inc.
after
for divs.
♦Earns,
♦Based
$1,208,707
$4,470,717
$0.46
$1.65
in
1955
and
2,633,574
dividends.—V. 181, p.
in
1954
after
and
Operating
$7,118,966
Operating expenses
Ry. tax accruals
Equip, rentals (net
$6,999,841
4,748,603
revenues
Clark,
$20,166,369 $19,935,580
5,063,G88
13,941,684
14,827,290
856.320
2,331,657
1,317,019
1,161,739
25,025
22,756
77,623
70,756
$879,778
$681,805
$2,498,386
$2,052,359
Jones,
Corp.—
262,610
104,561
448,460
284,554
Total income
Miscel.
$786,366
$2,946,846
&
9,579
26.266
252,282
741,630
Crowell,
$524,505
$2,178,950
$1,549,489
J.
Cole,
Co., Alice,
Tex.—Files
April 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents! to be offered
company on
$1 per share through R. V. Klein
to
be
used
to
pay
expenses
Co.,
New York.
incident
to
oil
The
and
net
proceeds
Dick
R.
:
Thermoid Co.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
sales
from
Provision
—
for
1955
before provision for inc. taxes
income
•'■
1954
>
Doolittle
•
$8,309,495
365,000
184,100
&
A.
G.
&
Ellis
Net
profit
Eanings per
—V.
180,
p.
common
$236,490
—
$0.19
share
,
The
directors
Emanuel,
Deetjen
L.
share,
this
corporation
initial
payable June
1,
to
dividend
on
(formerly
the
Thompson
common
stock
holders of record of May 25,
Inc.)
25c
1955.—V.
&
69,730,557
70,753,869
16,600,000
18,400,000
53,130,557
52,353,869
$1-76
$1.74
May
the
period, Mr. Cocke said,
and
is
in
part
2
; :
of
company
attributable
forecasts
to' the
for
intro¬
duction of TWA's new Super-G Constellation.
The Super-G's began
non-stop service between Los Angeles and New York April 1, and were
introduced
Francisco
in
Chicago,
Kansas
City,
is scheduled for Super-G
and
St.
service June
Louis
April
1.—V.
181, p.
24.
McKelvy & Co
Merrill Lynch,
Fenner &
15,000
vMerrill,
The
5,000
Michum,
1,500
Beane__
Co.,
Clark
F. S.
2,500
Temple-
10,000
—
3,000
Stone
&
Leonard & Lynch-
Co._
Moseley &
&
&
Co
1,500
&
Mullaney,
2,500
Co
Co
—_
Murphey Favre, Inc
1,500
W. H. Newboid's Son & Co.
Wells
Harris
Fairman,
Co.,
&
Newburger
Co
&
1,500
Steele
Fauset,
&
&
1,000
Co._——
.
Ohio Co
O'Neil, Alden & Co.,
Pacific
2,500
Co.—
Fewel
The
1,500
Co
&
Ferris
Newhard, Cook & Co.——
1,500
Paine,
Northwest
Inc.-
1,500
2,500
9,500
1,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
2,500
3,000
1,000
10,000
Co
*
The First
First-of
First
1.00Q
Richards & Co.__
Field,
Cleveland Corp.-
3,000
Securities Co.
Chicago
First
Foster
Southwest
&
Curtis
2,500
Corp.—
Michigan
:
Co
Marshall
of
-■<
1,000
1,500
4,000
Webber,
.
(Continued
Jackson
&
—
—
GeoPatten
15,000
Investment
:—Peters, Writer & Christen-
1,000
Inc.
Pflueger & Baerwald
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
,
1,500
1,500
2,000
Co.
—
sen,
—
San
2165.
I
Co
&
50,000
2,500
4,000
—
U
Morgan
&
Co.—
Co
Jones &
Moore;,
Evans
&
Milwaukee
ton
l.OQO
1,000
Pierce,
Turben
Model, Roland
A.
Co.—
&
Revel Miller & Co
3,000
Fairman
169,
Domestic passenger miles flown by Trans World Airlines during the
month of April showed a 10.1% increase over last year's record
high
for the same period, according to preliminary figures released
O. Cocke, Vice-President of Sales.
This increase is already running ahead
,
3,000
Co.—
McDonald-Moore
1,000
Inc.
by E.
-
,1,500
1,000
,
Fahey,
& Co. <
McDonald &
Inc.
Co.,
2,000
Co
&
McCourtney-Breckenridge
*
per
2320.
p.
Co.
&
Co
&
Inc.
Spa,
.
Co
&
Coe_
Guerin & Turner—
Clement
of
—
Emerson
Eppler,
of
an
McCormick
& Co
Lundborg
1,500
Co.—
&4 Co
H.
1816.
2,500
1,500
1,500
*
$180,900
$0.26
-.
10,000
&
1,500
10,000
1,500
Manley, Bennett & Co
1,500Laurence M. Marks & Co._
3,000
Mason Brothers
2,000
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
1,500
A. E. Masten & Co
1,500
J. Earle May & Co
1,000
McAndrew & Co. Inc
1,500
1,000
Co.—
&
&
20,000
&
Loeb,
12,500
Irving
9,500
Co
Elworthy
1,000
1,500
Co
Rhoades
Ryons
M.
Loewi
2,500
Edwards & Sons
Kenneth
Co
Co
Co.
Inc.- -3,000
Co.,
duPont
I
&
Brothers
Lehman
Co.
Co—
&
.'Francis
&
C.
Carl
1,500
Co.—
&
Co.—
&
Dreyfus
$8,676,501
taxes
Read
Drexel
•./; 470,890
Langley
Inc.— 50,000
Dittmar & Co.—
1,500
Dominick
&
Dominick
5,000
.
234,400
———
opers.
Dickson
Dillon,
activities.—
gas
S.
.
Bodine—
Merle-Smith
&
W.
&
3,000
Townsend,
&
Co
Meeds
1,000
&
Co
&
10,000
2,500
Day & Co.
Crouter
&
Bissell
Mackall &
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler
j
Peabody
Knowlton
&
Inc.
DeHaven
With
3,00„020,000
1,500-
Co.—
Laird,
2,000
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
L.
1,000
Co.
Frank
2,500
Co
&
&
&
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
1,000
Co
Butchart
Skaggs
2,000
Inc
1,000
Kidder
Lester,
Co
&
Daugherty,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Dain
M.
Co.,
Bell
Kidder,
%
&
<
1,000
1,500
Co
Co
&
&
M.
A.
2,000
—
&
&
&
Kenower, Mac Arthur &
1.000
Dahlberg
Henry
Co
&
Co
Gunn
House
Davis,
Petroleum
&
1,500
Miller,
&
9,500
1,500
Lawson, Levy & Williams3,000
2,000 •/ Lazard Freres & Co
20,000
3,000
Lee Higginson Corp
5,000
10,000
John C. Legg & Co
2,500-
Inc.
Carey,
1605.
State
Weedon
Cunningham,
759,504
$885,069
Co.—
Co.—
27,920
248,002
&
Co._
&
R.
Texas
Collins
J.
Cooley
3,000
1,500
Co
&
.Courts
$2,336,913
9,317
income
181, p.
William
.
Curtiss,
$1,142,388
deductions
Fixed charges
—V.
Collins
1,500
3,000
3,000
Co
1,000-
Co
Hewitt
&
Joyce
Kalman
1,000
1,500
1,000
Inc
Burr,
B.
Kerr
Securities
&
&
&
Co
Mellen
Kaiser
&
Corp—
2,500
Miller_
1,000-
John
Inc.
Jones
Kreger
Co.—
&
&
Inc.
1,500
1,000
12,500
Inc.
1,000
&
1,000
Lemon
D.
Joseph,
Cruttenden
Net ry. oper. incomeOther income
Space
Cosgrove
5,000
Clarke
Julien
1,823,436
375,272
Johnston,
1,000
W.
Cohu
391,228
1,000
1,000
Grubbs
&
Inc.
1,500
Co.,
Landstreet
^Coffin
1,074,332
—
Co.,
2,000'
and
Co
Johnson, Lane,
Inc.—
&
Clayton
Operation—
Dr)
&
Jones,
City Securities Corp
Clark, Dodge & Co
pro¬
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Inc
Bond
Associates—
Cass
Cassell
F.
C.
Kirkpatrick,
1955—Month—1954
Co.
Corp.
Kirkland
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Whiteside, West &
Quincy
1716,
Texas & Pacific Ry. Co.—Results from
Illinois
Jenks,
Co.
&
Richard
Period End. Mar. 3L—
10,000
Edward
$1.58
2,710,373
on
12,500
Co
June S. Jones &
$4,162,031
$0.47
Co
&
Janney
1,000
McCarty
Winslow,
$1|277,602
&
Hutton
Share
1,500
1,500
Hutton
E.
3,000
Co.—
&
9,500
Labouisse,
Co
1,000
Chace,
share
Indianapolis
1,000
Weeks—__
1,000
Co
Burton
10,000
Inc
Co.,
1,000
prov.
com.
The
10,000
Inc_
Co
&
W.
1,000
—
Inc.
540,000
pfd. stk.
on
per
and
L.
Central
Net
Co
E.
F.
1,000-
Co
Campbell & Robbins Ins.—
$4,702,031
721,867
&
Howard,
Weil,
Rriedrichs &
1,500
—
Sons
&
MacDonald,
Campbell,
3,641,754
Hornblower
3,000
Co
Brown
Burnham
$8,343,785
&
&
Fay
2,000
Co
&
Brown &
Burke
$8,602,295
Hope
2,500
Camp
Net
&
E.
1,500
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$18,364,396 $68,574,085 $64,785,461
16,101,153
59,971,790
56,441,676
$2,335,130
exps.
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Hooker
Co.,
&
1,000-
i.OOO
Collins
Hull
2,000
Co._^
Bradford
C.
Brooke
1
2057.
p.
&
&
S.
4,000
Co
Sandman
&
2,500
Inc.
J.
Hogle
2,000
&
Sullivan
decrease
Holt
A.
2,500
Co
Holton,
Co._
Boettcher
preparations
Holmes
&
—
&
J.
2,000
Co
&
Gould
Blakely, Inc.
Ellis & Simmons—
$1,204,561
&
4,000
Incorporated-
Blair
Blunt
during
C.
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Co.
&
William
Blankenship,
same
contracts.—V.
new
to
Hirsch
3,000
Bosworth,
8.4';
period in 1954.
increase
in sales
and
the
expenses
relatively
Walter & Hurry,
Inc.
Trans World Airlines Inc.—Traffic Up During April-
Subs.)—Earnings—
$
Gross
1,000'
&
20,000
1,500
Farwell, Chapman & Co.—
1955
Son
&
Ripley
3,000
Co.—
Co.
Harper
Inc.
10,000
&
Co
&
Co.-—.
3,000
Downing
&
&
1,500
9,500'
Co
&
Co.
1,000
Bell
admitted
were
$630,991
decreased
tax
the
for
explained
reflects
have -declared
$11,391,457 $11,711,617 $36,909,044 $35,154,380
Quarter Ended March 31—
P.
Wm.
2,000
—
Co
—
Stearns
Boenning
income
$1,314,991
McCulloch
income
■
1779,
Standard Oil Co. of California (&
Hallgarten
1,500'
2,500'
I'
Inc
Co.,
Harriman
Co.
829.
&
Rogers
HaUowelL Sulzberger & Co,
Harbison &
Henderson
y
Co.,
Co
Eichler
Estabrook
Period End. April 30—
—V. 181, p.
2,000
1,000
&
Baumgartner,
automatically
Thompson Industries, Inc.—Initial Dividend—
«ales
&
Bateman.
2018.
Spiegel, Inc.
Gross,
2,500
Barth
J.
of
quarter of last year.
Earnings
as
2124.
Redemption
Wall St.,
Grande
Burge & Kraus_.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
for
Co., paying
Granbery, Marache & Co._
1,500
Baird
&
1,500
1,000
1,000
Weeks
Co
&
5,000
Inc
Watts
Reid
Co._
Ball,
share
per
common
Fulton,
1,500
Corp.
&
Co
W.
Friedman
H.
Glore, Forgan & Co
20,000'
Goldman, Sachs & Co.— 20,000'
5,000
Eaker,
abandoned.
Three Months Ended March 31—
redemption on June 1, 1955 $200,000
of its first mortgage bonds, 3.20%
series due 1S79, Payment at 100%
lilus accrued interest to the redemption date will be made at the
company
Outstanding
11,200,000 shs.
severally
have1,346,800 shares of
5,000
Co
Baker,
trading on the New York Stock Exchange
on
May
2.
Robert
McCulloch, President, reviewing the first three months of this year,
said sales totaled $16,510,576, a 34.8%
increase over last year's first
quarter sales of $12,246,161.
Earnings for the first three months of 1955. after Federal taxes,
Profit
Southwestern Public Service Co.—Partial
&
Robert
has
holders
to
p.
company's
Gross
The
FINANCING
Shares
Maxfield
4,000
Co
&
a
below
the
of
and
•:
100,150
Securities
Morford
&
to
are
first
PRESENT
all
sub¬
a
Italy.
Inc.—
Whipple & Co
Eadgley, Frederick, Rogers
other
in the
Co
Bacon,
Temco Aircraft Corp.—Listed on Big Board—
The
diesel power and freight cars will account for a large part of
capital expenditures by Southern Pacific, Mr.' Russell said.
locomotives, which have helped SP reach new levels, of train
efficiency, handled 91% of the freight volume and 86%
of the pasNew
miles
has
companies,
in
named
purchase
100,150
Co.,
and
A.
CMesel
train
&
&
Bear,
at
cenger
to
Inc
Lestrange
Atkinson
Bailey
Cement,
Cement
payment
rescinded.—V
this month.
the
underwriters
Company
Allyn
Arthurs,
Russell
-i*hocnix
also
other
various
]
Co.,
American
inability to obtain clearance from the Anti-Trust Division
the proposed merger of this corporation
into
and
Net
$63,000,000.
another diversified transpotration service being offered,
said, is an 800-mile pipe lines project, to be built by a
subsidiary, Southern Pacific Pipe Lines, Inc.
It will carry refined
petroleum products
from
Los
Angeles
and
El
Paso
refineries
to
Important
Mr.
Principal
company;
25,000,000 shs.
commitment
Witter
C.
A.
1921.
p.
&
Dean
Jt. facil. rentals (net Dr)
ItR.
company.
Transamerica
of
banking
a
$2)
(par
firm
Allen
approved
had
stock
a
Blyth
Department of Justice,
vision for preferred
Contributory Retirement
Pacific Company and its
the Board of Directors of
employees of Southern
salaried
for
tan
S.
Venturosa,
subsidiaries.,
insurance
life
reserve
company.
securities
conducts
Inc.
Net
1
six
are:
of
73,000 stockholders approved the merger and less
submitted
proxies
in
opposition.
Mid-Continent's
1 %
of
Vz
Int.,
Southern Pacific Co.—New Director—Merger Voted—
Election
other
and
year
1955, the board of directors has adopted a
dividends quarterly.
A
quarterly dividend
of
35
paid on Jan. 31 and April 26 of this year.
Shares
*
t'-e
banking
new
capital stock:
voting by proxy at a meeting in Wilmington, D;l., also
simultaneously approved the merger.
Sunray Mid-Continent will have
approximately 5,500 employees and 85,000 shareholders.
Sunray Mid-Continent becomes one of the nation's first 15 fully in¬
tegrated oil companies as the result of this merger which becomes ef¬
fective at the opening of business today (May 16).
Capital stock in the Sunray Mid-Continent company
will be ex¬
changed for outstanding shares of the former Mid-Continent Petroleum
Corp., and Sunray's presently outstanding shares
of common stock
of the outstanding stock of
Clay Ilofheimer, II, Chairman,
companies,
both
made
Alex.
.
companies
two
V.
3
acquire
UNDERWRITERS—The
the merger with this corpora¬
and named the enterprise Sun-
Corp.
of
capital-
and
Capital
shareholders
,
by
out
turned
--ducts
announced
was
of
loans
was
CAPITALIZATION
10 approved
May
on
Mid-Continent Petroleum
of
Mr.
May 3.
?es
-
each
converting
fire
subsidiary
Inc.—Acquisition—
Co.,
jSngineering, research and production facilities
istantially in an effort the manufacturing and
4
of
share
per
stantial
Sunray's more than
1955.—V, 181, p. 2124.
acquired
has
corporation
athern
<1
option
funds
bank
working
.
Mid-Continent Oil Co.
ray
for
Materials
r5outher.il
1 ;
the
1933,
paying
company
dividend.
have
general
Authorized
in
■f
stock
preferred
value
par
the
replenish
,
issued in fully registered
xltiples of $100 in excess of $10,000 will be
<'
$50
to
casualty insurance companies which as a group conduct
a
multiple line insurance business* two industrial companies engaged
respectively
in
manufacturing
forgings,
castings
and
other
metal
products and in packing seafood products; a real estate development,
outstanding
at $52 and
the
27
to
short-term
repay
bank,
have been paid regularly on Transamerica's
organization, except for the period September,'
during which no dividensd were paid.
Beginning
BUSINESS—Corporation is
Sunray Oil Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
C
«
1
4'/2%,
May
on
added
be
to
it-s
fiouthcrn California Edison
r
of
redemption
for
will
used
its
calendar
of
subsidiaries
4/10 shares of common before the call date.—V. 181, p. 2C57.
It
J
shares
Holders
JEstimated.
the
six
has called
company
$0.40
■r,
•
$3,700,205
$0.96
'
Stromberg-Carlson Co.—Calls Preferred Shares—
$1,000
to
since
through
policy
-
t$12,000
$10,166
be
unaffiliated
offers,
stock
with
94,877
»
$4,473,963
$1.16
share
per
181, p. 2018.
684
natural gas operation, Southeastern in December
50% working interest in a block of developed gas
educing acreage in Jackson County, Texas. A new well was brought
j
during February, 1955 with an initial open flow of 124 million
< j\ fc feet a day, increasing the estimated gas reserves of this property
to 33 billion cublic feet.—V. 181, p. 549,
'
enlarge
acquired
To
1
Earnings available for common stock
Earnings
—V.
$8,140
declared.
$3,795,082
91,250
dividend
will
an
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
capital
cents
559
*Five cent year-end extra
5'!
profit
1952
ins.
Vv
8,035,082
4,300,000
•>,—
1931
Net
$6,304
per share
—
rly dividend rate—
3
9,290,213
4,725,000
taxes
proceeds
and
from
opportunity
$44,936,959 $42,091,796
taxes
investment
provide funds for adidtional investments in Transamerica's bank¬
ing and other subsidiaries. The management also intends, if favorable
$4,565,213
before
Preferred
402
outstanding
ir.res
.
1954
1953
Earnings
Estimated
Offered—An
and
1954
1955
*
—
-
1951
revenues
income.
.{;
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
$4,174
omitted!
^900's
<
calendar years
statement of earnings for
$7,500,000
Sterling Drug Inc.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
667.046
832,232
148,249
211,737
the year ended Dec. 31,
by acquiring a number of
During
PROCEEDS—Net
:
Transamerica
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—12 Mos —1954
$2,700,003
$2,211,259 $10,655,700
$8,(80,722
Period End. Mar. 31—
#"• ,*qss
-Earnings
(& Subs.)
1779.
P.
Corp.—Stock
banking group of 276 members managed jointly by
Blyth & Co., Inc., and Dean Witter & Co. made public'
offering on May 10 of 1,346,800 shares of capital stock
(par $2) at $40.50 per share.
1357.
p.
1955—2 Mos.—1954 ..
$2,475,194
$2,421,405
$1,311,169
$1,343,856
181.
131,
Sales Higher-
1955—Month—1954
Sales
Southeastern Public Service Co.
above.—V.
Products Co.
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—April
—V.
Transamerica
(Indiana)—Affiliate to Build—
Co.
Nitrogen
Period End. April 30—
2341.
p.
Oil
Calumet
Monday, May 16, 1955
...
on page
52)
Volume
181
Number 5429
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
nounced
during the
second
a
table
current week.
Name of
Then
we
follow with
preferred
B
preferred
C
Del
Monte
Delaware
Power
Common
4Va%
Akron
&
Share
Paper Co.,
Mfg.
1
J28 VaC
Co._
:
7-
1
6-
6-
6
Pictures Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
5%%
Gas
Aluminum
Goods
American
5-%
Mfg.
Co.
industries
Aggregates,
preferred
American
(increased).
:_____
(stock
(quar.)
Chicle
Co.
Extra
2
Felt Co., common
preferred (quar.)
6%
American Home
$4.64
Assurance,
Prior
preferred
American
Israeli
other
No
Anvil
(s-a)
Paper Mills
details
Brand,
A
Arkansas Western
Gas
Gas
Light,
5-19
1
6
6-15
6-
6-
15c
6-15
5-
6-
6-20
6-
30c
6-
1
50c
7-
1
7-
1
$1
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
_
6-15
10c
Stores,
7-20
7-
7-
1
1
Brach
(E.
7-
1
50%
21c
Tire Corp.,
Ltd.
preferred (quar.)
Catalin
Corp.
of
14%
Extra
5-31
1
1
5-16
5%
der
new
Claussner
to
tlOc
5-10
t20c
Cleveland
Stock
Abrasive
Colon
6-
6-
1
common
Stores,
6-
1
class
for
7-
6-10
1
6-15
6-
5-3J.
5-10
6-15
6-
5c
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
1
6-10
40c
6-15
6-14
40c
6-30
6-16
5-25
5-11
6-27
56'/.c
5%
5-16
6-
1
C
5-20
6-10
5-16
6-10
50c
Foods
&
Electric
shown
1
5-20
6-
1
6-
1
6-30
7-
casters,
Dividend
new
name.
20c
1
5-27
6-10
7 Vac
6-
1
87 VaC
6-
1
Motors
Continental Oil Co.
5-24
"
5-24
25c
6-15 "
-Lion
Continental
5%
Corn
7-
$3
6-15
1-
25c
7-
Telephone Co.,
1
1
6-15
~.V
;
Cornell-Dutiier
Extra
$5.25
Corson
Electric,
A
common
(quar.)—1
.44
1
6-17
__
Crampton Manufacturing, 5%
Creole Petroleum
New
Crum
commoh
&
V
; t
.
-
'..
>
Fcrster
preferred (s-a)
Corp. (stock dividend—
(initial)__£_
(quar.).
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.).
—
5-16
5-25
50c
6-10
5-20
6-30
6-15
6-30
June
7-" 1
share
each
1
6-10
6-20
20c
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
class
(initial
A
_—
& Co.
(S.
(quar.)
*
Oil
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Corp. (final)
Angeles Transit Lines
(M.)
&
A
7->
•'
1
741
6-15
'
70c
%
-
..
...
6-13
5-23
25c
6-15
5-16
c
McLean Trucking
25c
6-15
5-16
5-20
5-20
200%
.
'
30c
6-24
.
6-15
6-24
5-31
'-■
5c
6-
8
1
5-16
200%
J
6-10
6-
45c
6-10
5-25
37 %c
6-29
6-
6
6
6-30
6-17
656
1
6-
6-16
5-
2
t5c
6-20
5-20
'
Co.
5-31
(quar*)_t.wji-__l_l_—
6-
•
■
1
5-27
*"50c
(quar.)
6%
"
6-28
6-
8
Oil
5-
6
6-17
5-26
5-26
1
6-
6-17
7-25
10-
1
9-12
5-20
6-10
7-
1
6-15
15c
7-
1
6-15
6-2(1
Oil
-
6-29
5-31
1
5-16
6-
1
t6 V2C
6-
5-13
—
25c
7-
6-
60c
7-
6-15
$1
7-
6-15
$1.07Va
7-
20c
—_
5-16
1
6-15
Co.
6-10
5-20
37 V2C
Ry
6-15
6-
5c
(quar.)_
25c
(quar.)
f25c
—>.
t3lV»c
1
1
5-2®
6-30
6-21
6-
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
30c
common
A
5-27
5-18
25c
6-15
5-31
$1.12V2
6-15
5-31
(quar.)—
—
$1.12V2
$1.12V2
t30c
fl5c
tl5c
50c
c""
(quar.)
prior pfd.
(accum.)
6-15
•
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-30
5-31
7-
2
7-
5-31
2
5-31
6-14
5-23
$1.12 Va
5-31
5-26
9
$130
5-27
6-24
6-10-
$1.25
(quar.)
—
5-
6-14
50c
(quar.)
5-20
12 Vac
—
(quar.)
.
5-31
5-16
183/4C
6-
1
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-16
26
5-16
1
5-16
6-13
5-31
25c
7-15-
6-20
25c
5-14
5-
20c
(quar.)
1
6-
40c
—
6-
34c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
5-31
50c
7-
1
6-It
6
5-23
25c
Insurance Co.
6-20
45c
(quar.)
6-
94c
preference• (quar.)
6-
12 Vac
3
7-11
6-
5
6
5-23
6-24-
12VaC
Oil Co.
of
Kentucky
'
&
6-24
6-10
5-31
20c
(quar.)
7-11
50c
B
6-10
5-31
Finance Corp.—
Common
class
Common
A
(quar.)
——:——
B
(quar.)—.—
preferred (quar.)—
convertible preferred series A
—
1
6-15
6-
17 VaC
class
6%
6-10
—
Co
Co.
1
6-
Dairies, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Penn
5-26
7-
12 Vac
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Investment
1
6-
6-10
12 Vac
(quar.)—
Inc.. (quar.)—
A
6-10
6-10
25c
6-15
6-
1
37 Vic
6-15
6-
1
37 VaC
1
17VaC
Telephone
(quar.)
6-23
6-
8
25c
:—:——
6-10
6-
1
(111.)—
<quar,)_
(quar.)
26 V4C
'
6-15
6-
Sterling Drug, Inc. (increased quar.)
60c
6-
5-16—
Storer
Corp.
preferred
preferred
Midwest
6
1
35c
35c
6-14
6-
1
3 VaC
6-14
6-
1
37V2C
5-27
5-ir'
6%
Broadcasting Co.,
Class
5-31
,
B
5-18
30c
5-31
5-18
35c
6-13
5-23
Storkline
com.
(quar.)
(inc. quar.) —
(quar.)
Furniture
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)____——
$1.50 convertible preferred (quar.)
Stouffer Corp.
Stuart
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
37 Vac
37VaC
6-15
5-31
Co.
(quar.)__—_
Superior Portland
1
15c
"
:
5-
6-
10c
—
(quar.)
State Loan
5-16
6-15
$3
10c
1
35c
—
(s-a)
Extra
*
50c
Hone
8tates
5 y*%
B
Standard
"
:
5- *
6-
25c
common
preferred B (quar.)
C (quar.)
$3.75
5-31
"
1—
5-26
1
87 Vac
.Staley (A. E.) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
5-20
6-15
5-2*<
1
6-
25%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
Breweries,
Class
t25c
1
6-
t$l
Standard Holding, class A—
32 Vac
6-
(s-a)
Southern Production (quar.)—
Sparten Mills (quar. )u—
Springfield City Water (quar.)—,.
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
-
(s-a)—
Brick
Williams,
Standard Accident
—
5-20
75c
Southern Natural Gas
1
7 Vac
(s-a)
6-15
6-20
1
10c
—
1
5-27
1
6-
15c
preferred (quar.
4 V*% preferred (quar.)_
5.44% convertible preferred
6-17
7-
6-10
7-
(quar.)
Southeastern Telephone Co., 5% pfd.
Southern California Water, common
5-23
6-
30c
Extra -1
Middle
5-20
65c
South
6-15
6-15
$1.06
Handling Systems ~<quar.)ii_"___'
Copper Co.
Micromatic
5-31
6-
1
6-16
25c
'
Miami
...
6-15
25c
7-
28%
6-15
$1.25
4%
175c
5-16
7-15
—
South American Gold & Platinum Co. (quar.)
.
Mechanical
6-15
7-15
1
5-18
____l________
8
1
$1.20
(quar.)
Francisco
Smith
(quar.)
6-
6-
——53/*^
25c
(quar.)
com.
Co
Lead
San
Fisher
&
Class
three-for-two split was approved by the
Calculators
preferred
Silverwood
6-10
1
6-8
fi-30
25c
$4.50 preferred
Sicks
6-10
6-15
5-23
6-30
25c
—
6-
6-
6-15
$1
.
(quar.)
6-15
20c
25c
87V2c
(quar.)
5-20
(increased-quar.)
Marchant
Corp.
$4.50 preferred
Ltd.—
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd:^——
6- 3
Corp,
(quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America,
Sons—
stockholders.
6-15
6-24
Cable
5-27
50c
Corp.,
-
1
$0.0766
—
Investment
5-29
7-
Singer Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Sloane (W. & J.), 4'/a%
1
5-26
6-10'
$1.12Va
25c
os"
1
1
5-23
5-26
6-10
6-
6-23"
1
7-
:
(quar.)—_
common
preference
6-
7-
1
6-10
15c
50c
preferred
(quar.)_
6-
25c
2
25c
1st
6-24
62 Vac
6-
Indiana—
6-20
——
(quar.)
Canadian
of
7-1
&
1
7-15
$1.12 V2
_____
(quar.)-—
5c
pfd. shares—
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
50c
_
5-19
6-15
Co
5%
—
(s-a)
A.) Amer.
1
6-13
6-10
Seagrave
5-20
6-10
50c
25c
(quar.)
Laboratories,
Joseph
6-15
6-
15c
from
25c
1
$4.50
6-30
75c
4—
net
accum.
7-
Louis
6
lVaC
quar.)
5-18
special meeting
a
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%
preferred (quar.)
5-25
(quar.)__
5-20
Y 5-20
90c
Sayre <fe
6-10
6-15
1
6-10
7
Scott
five
30c
5-26
6-
15c
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)
Safeway Stores, Inc., common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
5-20
split)—
30c
7-
4.30%
6-20
5-1 if"
7-15
St.
6-
5-26
25c
I
Crown Bottling (Ky.), com.
preferred (quar.)__
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
3
25c
for
6-5
a
5-20
5-31
12Vac
St.
(quar.)
5-26
1
6-
30c
5%
6-15
25c
effect
6-15
Corp
Royal
3
6-
5-24
62 Vac
Rowe
6-15
37c
6-10
50c
(quar.)___
Co.
convertible
Rome
6-15
6-30
—'
dividend
Common
-
20c
H.)
on
6-15
10c
Steel, new common (initial quar.)
Drug Co. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.50% preferred (quar.)
r
Riegel Paper Corp., new com. (initial quar.)
Rock of Ages Corp. (quar.)
5-23
$1.25
6-15
6-30
Rexall
5-23
5-31
1
6-15
Republic
5-20
6-13
6-13
6-10
dividend)-—
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.
Maine Public Service Co,—
$1.31%
preferred -(quar.
(G. & W.
5c
15c
(quar.)
dividend)—_
—1
_
series
,
28c
—.'
(stock
6-15
$1.25
7-
(quar.)
Service
30c
1
20%
Press
Lowenstein
«
Gas
—
6-
5-nO
10c
pfd.
conv.
Rath Packing Co.
9-20
6-10
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred B
Reeves-Ely
6-20
1
—
London Tin
Los
'
common
1
&
preferred
$3.50 convertible
10-10
7-
-
6-
31V4C
—~—
Co.
Products
preferred (initial)—:
Corp. of America, common
Radio
8
20c
4V*% preferred A (quar.)—
/Ludlow Mfg. & Sales Co.
________„:
Lynch Carrier Systems
quar.)—__________
(reduced )_If J—_"—!_—
preferred (quar.)
Products Refining
10-20
7-
$1.37Vi
redeemed
be
(one
to
convertible
London
5-25
30c
Broad*
(quar.)__
5-16
50c
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)_
Lincoln Stores, Ipc. (quar.)
"—_1——__
5-24
6-1
$1.37 Va
"•••••*
Continental
1
$1
$2.50
5-27
'
commoriJLr__H__
6-
7-20
5-1*
5-2f-
31V4C
quar.)—__
4.20%
5-16
$1.25
plus this
Public
5-16
1
75c
dividend
Lang & Co.
'
Inc.,
to
dividend
La Consoltdada
6-15
'
(quar.)n_
Radio
&
1
6-
8
6-10
—
(initial
preferred A (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd.
1
10-
(quar.)
Leath
*
6-
tl2c
(quar.)—
■
4% 2nd preferred series
share
(quar.)
6%
5-23
i
6-2<J
6-30
6-
9
6-11
6_
25c
(quar.)
Exploration
Class B.
5-19
7-
$1.20
_____
(quar.)
Stock
announcement
'
Issue
per
Kuppenhcimer (B.)
.
<quar,)____—;___—__—
Television
1
7-15
70c
(quar.)—
common
Sons
6%
5-20
6-10
20c
_
Baltimore
9
6-
$1.20
(S. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric (quar.)
»6-15
$1.25
to
6-
16c
20c
1
20c
—;
Suburban
$4.80
5-24
10c
Kress
5-20
31V.C
__
$1.25
changed
Co.
under
Consolidated
$115
Stock
Consolidated Gas Electric
Light A) Power Co.
of Ealtimore—
title
6-10
7-
3
6-22
5-
5-16
6-15
100%
$5 conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Pittsburgh Reflector, class A
1
15c
(quar.)-;
preferred
Kingsport
5-18
6-
50c
common
6-
75c
C
Kentucky Utilities
5-16
5-28
Is 6d
62 VaC
Cigar Corp.,
6-10
1
7-
35c
preferred (quar.)_.
4V»%
5
68 %c
6-
(reduced)
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical,
Kish Industries—
share held)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corporate
1st
.
-
(quar.)—
Telephone (N. Y.)—
(entire
at
5-20
5-27
25c
—
5-
L
(quar.)
Johnson & Johnson,
General
_
Consolidated
B
preferred
shares held
20c
common (quar.)____—
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)-_n
5Vf%" preferred (quar.) -—
Community Public Service (quar.)_——
$5
preferred
Kahn's (E.)
Commercial Discount,
Consolidated
Supply,
Kennametal, Inc.
100%
5-12
40c
(quar.).
A
$5.50
of
divld.
12 VaC
30c
common
5-19
Transportation (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co
Pitney-Bowes, Inc., com. (quar.)
5-13
10c
Jamestown
6-17
1
6-
1
57V2C
-
5-li
6-10
35c
__;
2nd
Phila
5-20
6-
(reduced)-^
-
5-25
6-25
on a proposal to
exchange of two shs. for each
(Charles)
4%
7-25
6-10
50c
Paper Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Engineering (quar.)
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)
5%
5-27
6-30
10%
8-15
______:
$1
held.
3 V2 %
5-25
-
6-15
6-27
50c
25c
pymt. of 25c from
an
Pfizer
6-17
31c
preferred
Water
1
75c
preferred series C (quar.)__
preferred
5-25
1
7-15
Corp.—
Petroleum
6-10
53 «/8 c
*.
preferred
5%
un¬
(quar.)
Corp
Mfg. Co
1
6-10
7-
1
35c
—
Extra
6-10
6-15
50c
—
1
7-
91V.C
(quar.)_—
(quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)___.
Jamaica
6-10
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
7-
50c!
—■—
Oil
5-19
7-
-
—-
preferred B
6-15
$1.06 Va
(quar.)
common
7-
$1.12 y2
$4
1
$1
12c
com.
(quar.)
3.65%
preferred
International
*
1
$1.50
pfd. (quar.)
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.):
B
J.),
r
(quar.)
:____—
Industrial Silica, 61/2% preferred (accum.)—
Interior Breweries, Ltd., class B (s-a)—_—
5-18
5-20
;—_
each
common
A
5-23
4.80%
Columbia Broadcasting Systemclass
5-19-
6-10
4.80%
3
10c
preferred (quar.)
New
6-15
25c
5'/»%
6-13
6-
preferred (quar.)
New
$1.11
———
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__—______
Indiana Telephone,
5-16
7-11
6-24
(reduced)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado Interstate Gas,
5%
5-19
1
6-15
5-24
.v
(quar.)—
Perfex Corp.j 4V2% pfd.
Permutit Co. (quar.)
5-19
Common
7 Vic
(quar.)___
(l/10th shares of
11-23
6-15
6%
1
6-30
67 Vic
(stock
12-15
,
35c
1
Investors. Inc.—
Metal
share
5-24
6-
—
(quar.)
effect
6-13
6-15
$1.37¥2
Stockholders will vote at
to be held on May 17
50c
1
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers, Inc.—
avail.
6-
7-
30c
(quar.)
realized gain on invest, .and
undistributed net income)
1
6-15
Stock
Co.
6-
(quar.)
Circuit Breaker, common'
4.60% preferred (quar.)
Illinois Telephone, 5.60% pfd. A
5-17
6-11
23c
Development, Ltd., ordinary
4%
1
55c
Quarries Co.
dividend
Colonial
6-
t50c
(quar.)—__
!
Illuminating
6-10
1
—
$1.25
Organ
(N.
5-12
6-15
93%c
(quar.)
common
Semi-annual
5-25
._
I-T-E
name
Hosiery
Cleveland Electric
6-20,
B
Pennroad
6-15
__________
6-15
5-31
55c
pfd. ($25 par) (initial quar.)
Consolidated Corp
Tin
Class
5-20
6-
(quar.)
-
__
Corp.
1
$1.10
(H.
Gas
Inc.
Patterson-Sargent
the
by
5-20
1
quar.)
conv.
Peninsular
div.
stock
(quar.)
com.
6-
6-15
6-20
$1.05
Hoskins
5-20
40c
announcement
5-20
60c
Co.,
preferred
Honolulu
5-20
(initial)
Dynamics
dividend
see
6-15
40c
5%
(a
1
(quar.)
Park Sheraton
Corp. (increased)—
Parker Pen Co., class A (quar.)
6-15
1
6-10
25c
-
Inc.
changed
1
7-
—
(quar.)
1—.
Hiawatha Oil & Gas, 5%
pfd. A (quar.)
Homestake Mining Co. (quar.)
'
5-16
Utilities
America
7-
55c
authorized
was
6-
7-
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Coast,
Pacific
6-15
15c
B'Gosh,
New 5%
5-20
1
—
(Houston)
5-27
50c
(stock div.)_
Pacific-American
5-25
$1.16
5%
6-15
t25c
(quar.)
conv.
Corp.
shs.
8
$1.25
Insurance
5-23
6-1C
Paramount Pictures
6-
$1.15
(quar.)
6-13
50c
(quar.)
Oklahoma
prior
5-18
25c
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
6%
6-16
5-25
1
5c
(quar.)
5-31
10c
preferred
Pacific
6-17
5-31
(quar.)
com.
4'/4% preferred A (quar..
Heywood-Wakefield Co., common (quar.)__—
5-23
t$l
$ Cable (quar.)
Casualty (N. Y.) (stock dividend)__
(quar.)
City Speciality Stores, 4'/2%
pfd.
Hershey Chocolate,
5-16
Wire
Name
6-21
$1.12 V2
pfd.
6-15
6-29
Co.
Gas,
Leather
1
1
6-
50c
Y.)
Oshkosh
6-20
7-
1—
Chemical
Heinz
5-16
6-
J 3c
$4
11-
7-11
50c
(quar.)__:
Life
Hammond
4-30
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
1
11-15
2
$1.23
(quar.)
Ry.
preferred
4Va%
5-20
60c
(quar.)
—
Industires,
Neon,
9
$15c
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Chicago, P.cck Island & Pacific RR.
Claude
6-10
$1.50
—
pfd.
1
Citizens
6-
31ViC
Chattanooga Gas (initial quar.)____
Citizens
8
•
(quar.)
Telephone, 5.40%
Charming Corp. (quar.)
Circle
8-
25c
:
Central
8-
8c
(quar.)
Southern
4V2%
America—
preferred
5-
8-15
7-
6-13
5c
(quar.)
Natural
Ohio Oil Co.
6-15
pro¬
—
Refractories
Onondaga Pottery Co.
Investments, Ltd.—
$4.44 preferred (quar.)
Hammermill Paper Co., common
5-16
flOc
Central-Illinois Securities Corp.
$6 preferred
3
Ltd.—
cor.v. preferred
(initial)
Knitting. Ltd. (s-a)____;
Light, common (quar.)
Chesapeake
6-
1
6-15
(quar.)
Co.,
5-16
,
12c
—
directors
a
Pennsylvania R. R. Co.
Office
-
5-16
6-17
1
Fund,
Oak
5-10
30c
(quar.)
on
River Insurance
Mfg. Co.
8
6-27
7-
special meeting
a
(quar.)_
Northwestern
5-10
5-25
5-31
certificates
Power
6-15
tlOc
(s-a)
15c
—
$1.07 Va
North
5-16
10c
Ltd.
$1.25
(initial)
com.
North
6-15
10c
Gulf States
5
1
Central Illinois
4»/a%
7-
5-
6-
$1.20
Celtic
5-10
6-30
:
Gas
1
1
4.64% pfd. (quar.)
Utilities, com. (quar.)___
$4.20 preferred (quar.)_____
1—.—
6
128%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg., common
(Philip)
6-
172 VaC
—
Ltd.
$5
Gulf
7-
15c
:
American
Northern
6-
12 '/2c
Standard
Northern
6-15
6-
25c
Board of Directors). No other details
5-18
1
$4.40
__
:
preferred
5%
Co.
Natural
1
t25c
(quar.)
Canadian
(quar.)
at
July 1
Resources
5V2%
7-
10c
Northern
the
on
,
75c
dividend)
4%
6-14
50c
Canada Fleering Co., Ltd.—
$1 preferred class A
(quar.)
Canada Life Assurance Co.
Carey
6-
25c
Canadian
Realty
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio,
_
Western
5-23
1
America—
of
(quar.)
Extra
6-15
6-
1
76c
—
preferred
Guardian
5-20
6-30
3
6-
10c
(s-a)
Quarterly
5-10
6-10
50c
$1.25
_
Canadian
5-27
2»/a%
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
Fund, Inc.
Great
Great
Bridge & Tank Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preference
(quar.)
Bright (T G.) & Co.; Ltd., 5%
pref. (quar.)
British Petroleum,
Ltd., ordinary (final)
Brown &
Eigelow, common (quar.)_
6%
preferred (quar.)__
;s
Bruning
(Charles)
(quar.)
Byllesby (K. M.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)____
California
Packing
(stock
Canadian
pfd. A
6%
1st preferred (quar.)
Glens Falls Portland Cement
Great Lakes Towing
1
(N. Y.)—
(stock dividend)
& Sons
(L.)
$5 preferred
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)_
J.)
5%
30c
$1.15
Newberry (J. J.) Co. (quar.)_
Newport Electric, common (increased
3%% preferred (quar.)
3
6-
6-10
15C
(Boston)
Bakeries,
$4.60
6-10
$1.06
6-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
6-10
7-
6-15
'40c
(quar.)
Georgia Power, $4.92 pfd. (quar.)
5-16
$1
Inc.
Mills
1
$1.75
Corp
Bond
6-
45c
(quar.)
dividend
Bourne
Co.
18c
pref.______
(initial)
(quar.)
RR.—
(accum.)
Service, new
(quar.)
on
5-29
5-20
Inc.—
(From investment income)
Nestle-Le Mur Co. (quar
North
General Tire & Rubber
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)__
4Va% preferred (quar.):
Investment & Trust Co.
(From investment income)
Fund
American
6-15
$1.12 Va
$1.12'/2
H.)
held
6-12
6-12
._.
60c
Manifold & Printing Co.
General Steel Castings (quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
.—
General
5-10
27 Vac
preferred
5%
(M.
General Tin
4%
Son,
(quar.)
General
5-28
5-16
40c
4'/2% preferred B (quar.)
Baltimore Radio Show
(quar.)
Bangor-Hyero Electric, common
&
6-20
15c
Bond
6-30
Welder
Quarterly
Quarterly
5-20
Bird
B
Friedman
5-20
1
Stock
5-16
Security Corp. (s-a)
Formula
.
4
1
Barium Steel Corp.
Bell Aircraft
5-12
1
40c
Flying Tiger Line,
Food Mart, Inc
5-20
6-
Shippers Insurance
1
6-
Particpiating preference (s-a)
Participating
6
6-
&
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
5-20
1
$1.15
Bankers
A
First
5-31
5-16
«/a
$1.12 V2
7%
Natural
Fischer & Porter Co.—
3
10c
&
Class
3
6-15
Gregg
pfd.
(quar.)
National
5-31
Dividend payment omitted at this time
Finance Co. of America at Bait.—
5-19
quar.)
ville)
5-16
Felt & Tarrant Mfg.
1
22 Vac
1
5-25
6-10'
10c
Federal Machine
5-23
&
be
75c
6-17
(s-a)
Coe
prior
common
$4.60
1
6-
6-10
$1
preferred
$1.25
1
(quar.)
C
50c
87 Vac
(quar.)
1
Faber,
1
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—
Common
increased
RR.
5-10
(quar.)
preferred
Pittsburgh
Co.
5-23
preferred
4%
&
Essex
$1.60
new
Holdert
When
Payable of Rea.
40c
posal to split the common shares 3-to-l
Mountain Fuel Supply
(quar.)
:
National Food Products
(quar.)
National Life &
Accident Insurance (Nash¬
6-15
Erie
l'Ac
Automatic Canteen Co. of America—
Increased
quar
1
9
6-
(quar.)
6-16
7-
Corp.,
35c
__.—__
Monsanto Chemical Co.
Stockholders will vote
6-15
6
pic-ferred
Atlas Finance Co.
75c
1
6-30
75c
(s-a)
6-
6-
(quar.)
7-
32 ha
common-
preferred
(quar.)
Maid
to
preferred (quar.)
6-
4.50%
Corp.
6-15
10c
1
4.60%
Atlas
6-30
(initial)
preferred
4.30%
5-27
5-23
(quar.)
America
6-
20c
(quar.)
5-16
10%
6-17
50c
Co.
of
Paper Corp.,
prior
Fishman
common
5-20
7-12
*$4
5-20
1
6-15
70c
(initial)
1
15c
6-15
(quar.)
7% preferred
Missouri Public
1
66-
35c
6-
Apco Mossberg Co. (s-a)
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
Atlanta
5.20%
Eaton
available
class
5-20
6-
$1
34 %c
Empire District Electric Co. (quar.)
Employers Reinsurance (quar.)
6-10
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Emery Air Freight (increased) (s-a)
6-15
;
5-31
3
75c
com.
6-i0
Mississippi Glass,
Mississippi Power,
6-
$1.16
__:
5-13 '
5-20
7-
25c
(increased)
com.
prior preferred (quar.)
Insulator Corp. of Del.,
American
5-16
75c
7-
25c
(quar.)___
1
5-20
1
$1.50
American
Minute
6-
50c
25c
6-10
62 Vac
i
5-17
40c
5-24
$1.25
_
(quar.)
5-17
1
(quar.)——
5-28
i 50c
:
5-17
1
7-
100%
(quar.)—
1
6-
6-16
5c
dividendi_______
common
66-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Share
933/4c
6-
30c
——i.—-
RR.
Company
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., com.
(quar.)___-
97 Vic
(quar.)_——
Brook
Per
Name of
5-17
6-15
133/4C
15c
Petroleum
1
6%
Co.__.
Ambrook
Amerada
6-
1
East Tennessee Natural Gas—
1
6-20
15c
-
Allied Artists
Allied
preferred
Dynamics
7-
Bound
6-
93 %c
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5Va% pfd. (quar.)
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)—-1
Payable of Rec,
t30c
;__
preferred (quar.)
Brass
Holdert
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Properties
&
.
Holdert
Payaole oj tiec.
50c
common
Dewey Portland Cement (quar.)—
Dictaphone Corp., common
4%
When
(quar.—
(quar.)____'—
("quah)_____uuu__I:ff:iu
(quar.)———22-
A
preferred
3.90%
Share
"
^
Light,
3.75%
payment date.
Per
&
3.75%
in
Name of Company
Company
Dayton Power
which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Abitibi
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables. In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
,11
(2247)
Cement" (increased ).
7-29
7-16
25c
6-15
6- 1
350
6-19
5-25
*
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2248)
Per
When
When
Per
Holdert
.
Monday, May 16, 1955
..
Holdert
Company
Share
t35c
(quar.)__
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
7- 1
American
6-15
Telephone Bond & Share (name changed to
Continental Telephone i—
Dividend
shown
announcement
/•v.;. ■•/'■>
under
American
TelluridexPower Co., 6% 2nd preferred
Tennessee Corp. (quar.)__—
(s-a)
3c
6-15
6-
6-27
6-
Common
9
6-15
5-26
Thompson
Industries
Time Finance
Co.
-
(intial)-,
(Ky.),
6-
2
25c
common
7-
5-
preferred
57»%
2
convertible
preferred
6-20
Machine
Metal
&
Foundry
Blue Bell, Inc. tquarj
Blue. Ridge Insurance
25c
preferred
Title
iquar.)
1
15c
Toronto
of St. Louis (quar.)—
Ltd. (quar.)
Elevators,
Treesweet Products (quar.)
True Temper Corp., common
7-
l
6-20
472%
30c
Insurance corp.
5-31
5-20
American
Meter
6-
5-20
American
Metal
120c
12V2c
1
5-31
6-15
5-31
7-15
472%
5-20
40c
4V2% preference <quar.)—$1.12%
Tudor City 4th Unit, $6 pfd. (accum.)
$2
Uarco, Inc. (quar.)
40c
6-30
_________
iquar.)_.—
.
6-
—
S3.50
preferred
(quar.)
$3.70
preferred
<qu8r.)_—
Uxlited
Corp.
&
(s-a)
Pacific Corp.,
United
8%
6-30
6-
1
5-20
Borden
5%
5%
preferred
preferred
$1.12%
8-15
7-20
5%
preferred
25c
6-10
6-30
$1.50
*
$1
~
5-15
6-1
6-
(quar.l—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
pfd. (1952 series)
West
$5
Disinfecting,
preferred
(quar.)
Class
B
4-29
5-14
4-29
Argo
class A
4-29
6-
1
5-19
6-
1
5-19
300%
7-29
7-
8
$17%c
7-29
7-
8
5-
6
Extra
$10c
Weyerhaeuser Timber
Whirlpool
Corp.
Wilson Brothers,
Wilson
&
Co.,
(quar.)
(increased
5%
$4.25
preferred
preferred
Wiser
Oil
(s-a)——•_
6
6-1
1
4.65%
Armstrong Cork
New
1
75c
7-
1
6-10
SG'Ac
6-1
5-13
1
B
43/4%
dends
Name of
A.
B.
A.
C.
C.
5%
Company
Share
Vending Corp. (quar.)
Industries, common (Increased)—
F.
convertible
Abrasivp &
preferred
Metal
(quar.)—.
Products,
com.
$1
.*//
(quar.)—
5%
preferred iquar.)
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
;
5% preferred (quar.)
Acme Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—$1.10 preferred
(accum.)
Acme
Steel
Wire
Co/
Advisers
Fund.
*6-10
5-31
6-10
___
$12%c
$30c
7-
$$1.25
;
2
7-
8-1
6-11
Inc.
(10c
from
income
10c
5-16
^
13c
——-
5-16
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Air Reduction Co., common
(quar.)—_____
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Aircraft Radio Corp. (quar.)_—
5%%
tlOc
'
6-
1
6-
1
6-
4
5-18
$1.12%
6-
4
5-18
20c
5-25
5-18
25c
5-20
5-
________________
.tirfleets
(quar.)
Akron Canton &
Youngstown RR.—-
preferred
Alabama
—
(s-a)
$2.50
Gas Corp., common
preferred (quar.)__
3%%
Alabama
<
(quar.)
ded
Control
A iied
A
Co.
>•'
5-
7-
1
1-3-56
1
1
$1
6-30
6-
preferred
(quar.)
6-
5
3.25%
$1.02
preferred
(quar.)
8iv4c
6-
5
common
(ex-three-for-one split)
25c
luminium,
Ltd.
uminum Co.
New
of America,
common
53.75
1st
574%
Co.
.
merican
Louis)
.
>
(N.
933/4C
imerican
,
-nerican
*
unerlcan
5-6
6-1
5-0
Best
Bibb
(quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
(quar.)
Co.
Co.
&
Electronics Inc.
Tiling
Corp.
Foreign
Bishop Oil
(quar.)
6-
3
6-15
6-
I
15c
-
(quar.)
Power
a-merican Forging & Socket
4-21
127ac
(quar.)
Encaustic
5-27
5-12
-40c
(quar.)
Co
—
,
15c
12Vuc
6-25
-
-6-10
6-
1
Electric
5-10
5-20
6-15
Co.
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
30c
preferred
5.56%
prefeired
'
.
(increased)
50c
...
6-
1
7- 1
4-25
6-
1
5-
9
7-
1
6-
Co.
1
6-20
7-
12V2c
6-15
15c
,
>5c
(quar.)
1
1
Power,
5-16
5-
1
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
1
6- 1
5-20
6-23
6-
1
6-13
6-
1
7-
1
6-15
6-14
5-16
6-
2872c
(quar.)
1
1
35c
-
-
$1.18%
*<•.:
30c-
.
6-10
'4 5-16
5-10
6-
1
5-
9
6-10
6-
1
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
6
1
5-
6
$50c
7-20
7-
8
$50c
7-29
7-
8
6-15
5-25
v
6-15
31c
5-16
5-
5-31
5-20
35c
5-20
10c
prior pfd.
conv.
7-20
IV2C
(increased)——
5-16
25c
6-
6-
6-24
5-31
2
4-15
1
$1.1272
—
1
5-
9
5-
9
25c
6-30
6-10
$$3.50
——___—_
7-29
6-30
25c
6-15
6-
40c
5-16
4-29
20c
5-16
5-
6
1272C
—
6-10
6-
1
-
1
1272c
9-10
9-
1272c
12-10
12-
1
5-
5
15c
(quar.)_
6-
1
1
1772c
5-16
4-29
3772c
5-16
4-30
21c
5-10
5-
75c
(quar.)—-—
(accum.)
(s-a)
7-
6-15
(initial)
6
$10c
—_—
50c
(quar.)
7-27
6-28
6-
8
5-25
5-31
4-29
Ltd.—
(initial
$25C
quar.)
dividend
Is
above.
addition
in
Payments
ending
respectively)—
Feb.
are
and
28
$25c
5-31
$3272c
(quar.)—1
Cut Stone,
6-20
$3272c
(quar.)
&
1
Ltd.—
preferred
4-29
6-20
5-20
,
5-20
Ltd.—
$$1.50
Sugar,
Ltd.
Ltd., common
—
Iron
Foundries.
Malting
Co.,
Ltd.
Ltd.
.
2
6-
6-
1
5-10
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
$25c
(quar.)
Dominion
5-16
4-29
1
$15c
5-16
4-29
$3772c
6-15
5-31
7-
2
6-10
$50c
6-15
5-13
$50c
6-15
5-13
$10c
7-
1
6-19
10-
1
9-15
1-3-56
12-19
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
:
'
—
Permanent
Special
100th
Special
Mortgage Corp.—
100th
anniversary
anniversary
bonus
100th
anniversary
—
bonus
bonus-
$10c
tlOc
Vinegars,
Canadian
$1.25
convertible
Canadian
Canners.
Canadian
Car
Class
A
&
General
Canadian
General
Class
A
Stock
&
dividend
pfd.
on
held.
per
2
7-
2
6-
1
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
5-31
5-31
A
shares
on
5-
3
5-23
5-
3
$S1
7-
6-15
5-16
1
6_
'
1
Ltd.—
shares
class
1
2
5-23
$$5
(quar.)-^-
7-
7-
$20c
——
(13%
share
5-
$50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
t
Preferred
at $1
Ltd.
Electric,
each
1
$36%c
(quar.)
Securities,
B
2
6-
$25c
Ltd.
Foundry,
(quar.')__.
Canadian
5-
$20c
(quar.)
Ltd., com. (quar.)
preference
(Initial)
1
$3174c
Ltd.
Breweries,
6-
$$1.25
(quar.)
$$1.25
$3174c
Safeway Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
$1
of
to
be
9
5-
par
class
and/or
B
redeemed
June 16)—
—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Machine,
Canadian
Ingersol Rand
Canadian
Oil
Co.
5-16
6-15
6-28
6-14
$$1
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
$$1.25
7-
1
6-
1
$$2
Ltd
2
$$1
$$1.25
Canadian Ice
7-
7-
1
6-
1
$20c
'
;
4%
Cos., Ltd.—
redeemable
pref.
(quar.)_—
5%
redeemable
preference
8%
$1.0674
7-12
,
(quar.)
quarters
31,
5-20
$1.183/4
5-12
1
-
6
34c
.
1
1
8-
,87V
8772c
Telephone
(this
Special
;
5-24
$1.05
.
6-
6-
30c
Mines,
preference
Canada
5-12
6-10
5-13
25c
common
Corp.
preferred
Extra
5-18
5-27
10c
>
6-
6-
$1.1272
(quar.)_
5-19
5-16
$llc
(quar.)___.
shown
one
the
Canada
1
35cI
(quar.)
com.
the
Canada
6-15
5-14
$1.50
"
:
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)^_
(quar.):
6-13
*
1
5-26
5-25
1,5c
(bi-monthly)
Co.,
common
Canada
50c
6-
7
*
5-2
1
5-19
$1
60c partic class A
(quar.)
Canada Poundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)—
————
6-15
6-
6
25c
(quar.l
Lake
Cement
Foils,
5-31
25c
(quar.)^
Co.
1
7-30
5-27
6-
Trading—
common
&
.
(quar.)
Blaw-Knox
7-
6-
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Canada
10c
pfd.
Red
Canada
(Los
$1.75
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
"
&
common
6%
5-16
$1.18%';/, 6-1
6-28
v.
$250
:_____
Burlington Ry
Canada
5-13
6-
5-16
$1
(interim)
(quar.)
"_
Zinc (resumed)
Canada Crushed
1
25c
(quar.)
Light,
(quar.)
1
$1.0674
(quar.)
Power Si
preferred
6-
1
-
5-17
6-
50c
(Mich.)
1
6-15
7-1
r
4.75%
6-10
■
4.20%
6-
Ltd.
common
$1.30
3
$25c
5-16
6-20
6-
40c
(quar.)
_____________—__—
preferred
Co.
Cement
&
May
5-17
1772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Market
Black Hills
6-15
6-
5-16
1
5c
preferred
for
5-16
1
~
common
Blrtman
50c
1
1
6-
Mining
5-13
5-16
67-
40c
1
6-15
7-
35c
________
Buildings, 5%
6V2%
4
50c
(initial)
1
>
5-
127aC
6-
5-13
5-16
6-
Cold
to
1
$1.1834
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
6-
25c
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-13
6-10
5-16
Ltd.—
Corp.
New
5-13
1
!
-(quar.)_^.
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, 4727e
Blngham-Herbrand Corp
35c
1
6-
207e
50c
(quar.)
6-
15c
1
5c
Sons
P.)
Copper
New
6-22
$1.25
6-
$1.25
$1.50 conv. preferred
9-22
1
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
(J.
Brothers,
Canada
9-22
7-
5-18
30c/
(quar.)
Caimpbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
1
6-22
3
3
R.
5-13
4-21
7-1
10-
10-
preferred
Co.
Dock,
Terminal
4V2%
Campbell
4
30c
5-16
1
1
27s %
.•
1
6-
5-
5c
common
Co.
Dry
Camden
6-15
6-
1
25c
(quar.)
—
New
common
1
5-20
7-1
2
6-
80c
:
B 1
Interstate
,
2%%
Hathaway
Bear
6-14
2
5-
5-
California
6-30
$75c
Consolidated
Mfg.
1
65c
——*—
Paper Ltd.—
6-
4c
7-
6-24
5-
1
9c
Electric
6
15c
—
5-13
1
6-
$30c
Storage & Distributing Co.—
participating preferred (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
6-15
$1.433/4
California
3
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
$1.50
5-31
6-30
6-
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
Packing
25c
2
6-20
1
Pacific
—
5-
1
7-
6-
California
6-15
5-16
-
C-
California
7- 1
7
$1.10
________—_—
9-30
$80c
6-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-30
(quar.)
2
$1.10
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-14
6-
7-
$1.05
Calif.
6-30
$1.25
Ltd.
6-
$1.1272
6-10
9
;■
4-22
from
3
7-1
7
25c
common
$1.50 1-13-56
4-29
Big
3
6-
7
6-
167.C
(quar.)
Ltd
7-15
Howell
&
7%
6-
6-l>7
6-
2
95C
—
(quar.)
$1.50
common
Gossett Co.
Bethlehem
(St.
(quar.)
&
6-15
5-
6-17
2
7-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.„__—_
$1.50
30c
Cable
Enka
1
4%
5-30
5c
:
87»/2C
(quar.)
Co.
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Business Shares
.anerican
5-10
7-
He
25c
5%
1
Bessemer Limestone & Cement Co.—
V
Common
(quar.)
5-10
6-1
15c
Bakeries
.American
9
&
1
7-
$63c
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)__
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
Co.—
dividend
Berkshire
9
1$1.31
(quar.)
3'/2%
pfd.
Inc.,
Automobile
Insurance
Chain
5-
5-13
dividend
Benquet
5-16
t25c
Y.)
Airlines
Can
4
4-29
6-
7
$56c
(quar.)
Dredging,
2nd
Calaveras
47< %
Ltd.—
income)——
..inerican
6-
'
6-10
25c
(quar.)
of Canada
Bank
6-
100%
conv.
.inerican
net
div.)
(quar.l
vnerican
4»/4%
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
2nd
nerican
com.
6-10
t55c
preferred
malgamated
.
(quar.)
(initlal-quar.)
preferred
r luminum
4%
(increased
3
(in-
Rial)
/
5-20
5c
Mfg.
y2 %
Butte
invest-
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
434 % preferred
(quar.)
Beneficial
Standard
Life
Insurance
Angeles (initial)
5-19
Portland Cement—
New
&
Bell
5-19
A pha
10c
80c
6-
'—
common
Inc.,
Gold
Butler
5-20
—
2
Co.—
preferred
Bush
5-20
6-15
4-29
7-
$1.1272
;v
6-15
4-29
8
;___
6
tl5c
Co.
California
Distilling,
Creek R.
Bell
5-
8
6-
Machine
Bush Terminal
5-26
1
6-
(quar.)
^Burry Biscuit, $1.25
4-30
6-
$12720
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belgium Stores. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
5-13
4.08%
(quar.)——
6-10
5-20
t4c
dividend
Mills,
Stock
6-27
6-1
Beech
5-20
7-20
50c
(quar.)
B.)
&
Burroughs
5-1"
5%
(quar.)—
Canada
of
Oil
preferred
Burrard
5-20
1
3
1
$$1.19
45c participating class A
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
,
R-
6-
_____________
Forge
Fund,
Class
5-16
6-15
2
(quar.).—.__—.—________
Ltd., class A__:
Burton-Dixie
preferred
Belden
5-10
5-25
$1
(quar.)
5-25
40c
4
\
dividend)—-—.—
(quar.)
Counselors
(quar.)
Beck (A. S.) Shoe, common
43/» %
preferred
(quar.)
5-10
6-13
I
7-
4.20% preferred (quar.)_—_____—__
Burns & Co., Ltd., class A preference—
4-29
50c
(quar.)—*
Beauty
5-13
75c
(quar.)
Beaunit
4-29
5-25
78c
•
com.
6-10
5-17
50c
A
(J.
$5
6- 1
6-
$2174c
Hill &
Sullivan Mining
& Concentrating Co. (quar.)
Battery Co.
(quar.)
Burlington Industries, common (quar.)_
372% preferred (quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)
Works
Stock
6-17
75c
$1.25
7-
Bunker
5-18
6-
5-16
6-15
Burgess
1
6-10
1
7-15
•/
9
6-
1
v/'-'-
(quar.)___.
of
Co.
stock
3-10
7-
5-
6-10
$1.50
■
Die
4%
4
Common
12-21
6-
5c
,
Class
6-21
$3
5-13
5-19
6-
$25c
Co.
preferred
Bulolo
6-24
1
4
5-27
6%%
Rope Co.
B
Co.
Company,
4%
5-13
6-
Creek
Bullock
5-18
6- 1
t5Re
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
Iron
Beam
2
$3
6-1
—
Bathurst Power &
6-17
5-16
7-15
4
5-
$$1
Inc.
Sharpe Mfg.
/Bullock's,
Piano Co.—
5% %
5-20
1
10c
40c
$1.3172
_T__.*—
Refractories,
Basin
6-17
6
12%c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)
lis-Chalmers Mfg.,
*
1
6-
20c
Stores
4%
7-
$1.25
Co
Co., com. (s-a)_
preferred (initial)
Kid
Hed
7-
7-15
6-24
(quar.>_ic————
T.), Inc.
preferred
Bath
5-17
20c
5-27
567iC
(quar.)_
com.
:
preferred
Basic
5-17
$1.15
(quar.)
...lied Finance
5.25%
(B.
Barber-Ellis
6
$1.05
Quaranteed (s-a)
Allen (R. C.)
Business Machines
(quar.)—
.sullen Electric &
Equipment Co. (quar.)_____
AHied Chemical &
>■
"
Euck
5-27
1
5-
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
5-27
1
7-
30c
Co.—-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
9-15
6-1
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas
(quar.)_—_
Albany & Vermont RR.
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co. gtd. (s-a)
Dye
1
6-1
Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_______
4.6%
10-
32c
87V2C
.
Power
1
7-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
4-29
35c
common
dividend'
6%
4-20
:'$27%c
7-
(quar.)„_——
Collieries
6%
Common
50c
—
1
6-
93 %c
(final)
Gas
preferred
Bulfalo
5-31
50c
income)
Baldwin
5-16
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—-
5%
A
Babbitt
9
10c
Buell
(s-aU
(stock
Stock
5- 9
5-
5-16
5-16
Gold
Ayshire
4-25
5-16
27c
1
6-15
(initlal-quar.)——————- v
Co.
Devices
merit
20c
2
6-
6-
6-10
35c
(quar.)—
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, $5
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
Budd
Avon
realized
_—
5-
1
59%c
—
(quar.)
Mfg. Corp.. common.—
Products, Inc. (increased)
Axe-Hough ton Fund, class A (from
7-15
-
and
gains)__
Acronca Mfg., 5%% prior pfd.
(initial)
i»5c preferred (initial)
——
Aeroquip Corp. (quar.)
2
6-15
Avco
undistributed
capital
2
5- 6
—
preferred
Class
5-27
investment
net
2
55-
6- 8
30c
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Auto Electric Service,
Ltd., com.
5-17
6-10
—
Mills,
5-
1
$5
preferred
Powder
Aunor
6-10
$1.10
—.
Shoe
Bruck
933/»c
Refining Co., common
Wholesalers, Ltd.-—
5V2%
-Audio
*
————
net
<'
6-10
2
Brown
1
1
7- 1
quar.);
Coast Line RR.
Atlantic
6-10
7-2,
&
Electric Industries—
common
Atlantic
*
5-31
(quar.)—
40c
(quar.)______—______—50c
Co.
Acme
5-13
31 Vic
——
(quar.)—————
New
Atlas
_____—
A
" ' 6--1
5c
———
$1.20 class
6- 1
Brown
6-15
—
1st
Atlantic
5
6-15
;
62V2C
•
5-
4-29
45c
Telephone & Telegraph—
Common
(Increased)————————
Class A (quar.)—
Atchison, TOpeka & Santa Fe Ry. (quar.)—
Holdert
5-25
6- 1
Associated
Payable of Rec.
20c
Rubber
Ordinary (Net proceeds from sale of stock¬
holders' subscription rights)
91c
Associated
Spring
(quar.)
—„40c
week, these being given in the
When
Brown
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Associated
preceding table.
Per
4-29
4.40%
$1.02
472%
preferred
(quar.)—
Associated Dry Goods Corp.,
give the dividends announced in previous
not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
this
1
6
7
6%%
Ltd.
Stores,
Bascom
6-
6-
6-
Ltd.—
Co.,
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd.
31c
(initial)-
common
conv.
&
5-16
$1.083/4
Extra
.
*
we
announced
Broderick
5-10
6-
1
2
6-20
$25c
(quar.)
(Interim)——
(quar.)_
preferred
1
25c
6-
5-
25c
Note
Electric,
Taunton
$3 80
Co.-r
preferred
Equipment Corp.,
Aro
5-23
6-
20c
Brockton
6-22
59c
6-15
'
(quar.)_
Broadway-Hale
«
6-
2772C
(initial)
preferred
Class
5-20
(quar.)___
(Increased)
-
—•——
preferred
6-10
$$1.127»
5-13
5-25
5-16
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
Armstrong Rubber, class A (quar.)
6-1
6-
5-10
5-11
t20c
4-29
5-23
68 %C
(quar.)—_—
Oil
4-29
1
$3
common
Bank
preferred
47a%
4%%
t
6-24
6-30
10c
preferred
—
Co.,
75c
(increased)
new
1
6-9
7-15
$3
:
Power
(initial
common
$3.75
5.257c
weeks and
pfd <s-ai
partic pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-
30c
30c
0%
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
5-20
*
6-13
6-30
t$2.50
(Rudolph)
Below
$15c
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-27
1
5-26
5-26
6-
$1272C
$1272c
Columbia
4%
5%
^
preferred
7- 5
6-19
9
Rubber—
Ordinary bearer (final)
British
6-16
6-
t20c
5-11
1
50c
(s-a)____—
Ordinary registered
.
6-30
1
7-
5-
Briti&n-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
5-13
1
&
$2.75
American
1
6-
100%
(resumed 1
preferred
British
2
,
5-—__————
(quar.)
preferred
Armco
5-20
7-
$1.0o>/4
i—_—
preferred
Co
Arkansas-Missouri
5-16
5-31
35c
—
Inc., 4%%
6-
6-10
62%c
(quar.)
Co.
Woolf Bros.
Wurlitzer
5-31
63c
30c
^
quar.)
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5% non-cum. pfd, (s-a)
Winter & Hirsch, 7% preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)_
Hose
American
1
6-
21c
—
Trust
Quarterly :_C
5-16;
$2.36
4-20
50c
quar.)
B
British
6-13
$3
6-
5-20
investment
(from
Roller
3%%
6
6-
$1.1G
5-27
5-
5-25
0- 1
8- 1
Co.,
5-20
6-15
87%c
(increased
com.
common
Estate
Bristol-Myers
(quar
37'/2C
(initial)——
$0.40104
Glass, 5% pfd. (accum.)
317iC
Writing Paper
(quar.)__
1—
20c
Co., $4.50 preferred (s-a)
$2.25
Farms
$4.35
5-17
6-15
$12%c
—
5-23
30c
(qu3r.)___^____
iquar.)—
5-14
25c
___
5-31
Window
Corp., Ltd., com._
472% 1st preferred (quar.)
Arizona Public Service, common
4-29
5
6-15
preferred
Oil
"5-20
6-10
5c
(quar.)
old
Inc.,
Class
5-
Co.,
4-29
6-10
9-
60c
Bristol Brass Corp
5-12
6
6-
3
5-
6-7
preferred
Arden
4-29
5-24
GOc
Argus
62%c
iquar.)
_
Western Union Telegraph (stock dividend)—
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)———•
Westminister Paper,
5-14
6-
6- 1
5-10
Mills
5-16
35c
Corp.
;
Bearing
(quar.)
Brantford Cordage, Ltd., class A
6-1
£ Arcade Cotton
6-1
6-24
272%
"
—-
1
$1.25
jcomnion
iquar.)
32c
$1.75
Brass
Corp.,
preferred
Bower
5-16
Anthes-Imperial
5-14
12-12
25c
5-21
5-17
8-2a
11-18
25c
dividend—.
Bourjois,
85c
Co., common
6-1
62%'c
————
12-20
6%
&
preferred
Stock
6-10
(quar.)__\—__——
Works
1
5-14
Woven
50c
2
56Vic
———
Boston
25c
6-15
6-10
12%c
A
4%%
Tobacco
American
12'/2c
Weingarten <J.i, Inc., common iquar.)
o-i5
3V2%
9-12
(increased)
6-
7-
Real
6-20
(quar.)
6-
35c
——
Boston
1
9-20
—
Corp., Ltd. (s-a)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)—.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., (quar.)
6-30
1
6-
$1.25
Amoskeag
Andian National
5-20
1
Foundries
Water
American
;
20c
—
5%
6%
572%
5-20
Ltd., 5% pid. (quar.)_—___
$31%c
Virginia Hot Springs
$1.50
Virginian Railway (quar.)—62%c
Waukesha Motor iquar.)
American
6- 1
$1.37'/2
Seating (quar.)
Smelting & Refining
American
5-16
75c
1
6-
Borg-Warner
Boston Fund,
income)
Common
________________
Steel
4-30
6-15
6-1
6-
6-15
$1.25
—
American
5-20
22%c
___■
_■
1
2
$1.25
—
—
American
■:r
5-23
6-
pfd. (quar.)____—$1.50
Corp. iquar.)
30c
American
6-3
5-23
6
5"
Ltd.—
7%
6-3
1
5-
$1
(quar.)——.——
Common
3
6-11
$1.12%
6'i
Quarterly
Virginia Dare,
6-
6-11
$2
—_
pfd. A (quar.)
1
7-1
■—50c
(quar.)
5-20
7-
—$1.75
_
7-
8-19
5-16
50c
Radiator & Standard Sanitary(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—
American Seal-Kap
(Dela.) (stock div.)
6-10
1
11-30
50c
;
(quar.)
9-A
5£c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
®-16
American
5-23
25c
pref.
6-10
10c
partic.
(quar,J_
4>/2%
7-20
6-13
10c
—
(quar.)
Corp."
25c
Chemical—
President Lines,
American
7-20
—
5%
3
Co.
Bondstock
k
25c
___—___———
(quar.)
preferred (quar,):
.7-20
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv. pfd. (quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron Corp., common (quar.)
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch
Bakers, Inc.
Class
&
5-20
Inc.^—
investment income)
Airplane
5-27
c
50c
$1.12/2
(bi-monthly)
Construction (quar.)
(quar.)
8-15
iquar.)
iquar.)
preferred
1st
6-
$4
(quar.)____
B
8-15
—
United Telephone (Pa.)
A
Class
8-15
(quar.)
U. S. Rubber Co., common
Universal Cooler,
Universal Match
Class
5-20
87!/2c
.
_————
——
preferred
35c
——
non-cum.
common
Extra
Potash
5-1,7
net
From
Boeing
b-15
-n
oOc
com.
(quar.)
1
6-30
•
15c
5-20
*
Co.
&
92%c
—
U. S. Gypsum,
7%
Carton
American
5-13
Pipe
6-10
30c
—
preferred
(quar)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Board
'
News
—$1
$4
United
1
preferred
American
5-16
6-
" 25c
.
'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.', Ltd.,
1
15c
Special
Bohn Aluminum
,
Co.
American
i
5-27
—
Union Acceptance, 6'i preferved
(quar.)™Union Electric Co. of Missouri, com.
(quar.)_
preferred
6-18
6-
15c
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
5-25
6-10
6-30
35c
(Shelby N. C.)
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund
6-15
ic
4-30
75c
(quar.)__
5-16
'
6-15
6-15
_
6%
Chemical
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)
5-16
T
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7- 1
7- 1
317tc
287»c
(quar.)
6%
Blockson
Ltd.—
Co.,
Share
Tobacco, common
preferred (quar.)
5-20
6-20
„,T/C
(quar.)——
Company
Bros.
5-13
30c
(quar.)
American
American
«
1
preferred A
Bloch
1
6-
f-Oc
(quar.)
Name of
5-10
6-10
—
(monthly)
(quar.)
$1.25
4V2%
6-1
10c
iquar.)___
(quar.)
Payable of Rec.
45c
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Investment (Illinois) —
American
1
37V2c
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. (quar.)-—
—50c
Thomson Electric Welder <quar.j__—50c
(quar.)
Products
Home
American
'■-'ftv-'-;
^"-rv
Share
Electric
&
American Greetings
new
;'V/v
Gas
When
Per
*
Name of
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd.
preference
(quar.)
Canadian
4%%
Refractories. Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—
1
}
_
$1.12%
-
7-15
6-20
Volume
Number 5429
181
t-The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
s
.
When
Per
Name of Company
Share
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5%
Capital
pfd. (quar.)
Estates
Holden
Per
Payable of Rec.
5-16
t$1.25
15c
Name of Company
1
4-29
Continental
4-29
5-16
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
Carpenter
Paper
tquar.)
Co.
35c
Carpenter Steel a increased)
Carrier Corp., common
(quar.)
i. 4%%,
preferred
Carson,
Pii
4% %
iefT
(quar.)
Scott
preferred
&
Products
(J.
I.)
$3
5-16
1
6-30
.
6-15
,6-10
6%
5-20
Class
5
5-18
5-
7-
6-11
1
Corn
5-16
8-31
8-15
5-16
Refining (stock"~d~i vZ)~ZIZZZZ"*
Paperboard Products (quar.)„Z
_Z
Natural
11-15
5-16
Crane
8-31
8-15
Cribben
Class
(quar.)_.
:25c
11-30
11-15
5-16
5-16
4-20
:$2.50
7-
2
6-23
$1.25
6-
1
5-16
100%
—
preference (s-aj
Foundry Co., 5%
Central
Central
5%
5%
5%
of
pfd. (quar.)
—
Central
Illinois
Common
Public
$1.25
4.50%
L_
35c
South
5-20
6-30
6-17
6-30
6-17
6-17
30c
common
6-30
5-16
5-
$1.12'A
Corp.
(quar.)
33c
Central Steel & Wire (quar.)
;
25c
Central Vermont Public Service, com. (quar.)
23c
4,15%
preferred
(quar.) ______—$1.04
6-
1
?
6-
5-16
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
Chain
Belt
Co.
Champion
Chance
(A.
B.)
common
4
3%%
&
Co.
Ry.,
convertible
Chicago,
5-10
5-10
7-
1
6-10
6-10
5-31
6-
5-18
25c
—
Ohio
5-25
6-1
$1.12%
$3.50
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-
6-20
6-
7-
7
Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
6-23
6-
7
6-
5-13
$2
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
75c
8-
1
$1
.
Chilton
Co.
$1.50
common
(quar.)
11-
1
6-
Chipman
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)___—
Chrysler Corp.
6-
5-
75c
1
(increased
quar.)
30c
—-
Cincinnati
Milling Machine, com. (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5-16
4-15
6-
1
5-13
$1
6-
1
5-13
6-
I
0-16
6%
preferred
preferred
5%
Cities
Service
(quar.)
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
$1.25
(quar.)
City Auto Stamping
City Baking Co., 7%
(quar.)
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenni.—
(
5%
preferred
(quar.)_.
Clark Equipment Co., common
(quar.)
(..
5%
preferred (quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
(quaf.)
i
&
Mahoning
Ry.
Illuminating
preferred
5-12
8-
1
6-
1
5-27
6-15
100%
87 %c
1
7-
5-20
7-
1
6-
Life
Colorado
Central
Co.
7-
1
5-25
J
7-
1
35c
6-
1
1
(monthly)
6-30
6-15
6-
3
6-29
6-
3
10c
-
10c
Columbia
Class
Class
A
$4.25
pfd.
Life
Insurance
Insurance
5-16
5-
6-10
6-10
6-
10-10
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Mills
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Life
25c
1
——__
(Toronto)
5-
6-
20c
6-
1
Power
Consolidated
Co.
(quar.)
56V4C
Cement
Corp.
(quar.)
Coppermines Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated
Consolidated
Discovery
Yellowknife
35C
—
Diversified
$2.50
Standard
noncumulative
Consolidated
Edison
Consolidated
Engineering
Co.
Consolidated
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Paper
(N.
Y.)
Corp.
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
Gas
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd., 5%
pfd. (s-a)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A
(quar.)_
B
Co.
(s-a)
Consolidated
Power
&
Paper
Glass, Ltd.
Consumers
Power,
$4.50
preferred
$4 .52 preferred
Consumers
Water
Container
j
Corp.
preferred
4%
Continental
common
$3.75
1
(Me.)
1
t50c
6-
1
112c
6-
1
5-
6-
1
5-
of
America,
(quar.)
Assurance
Co.
preferred
com.
(quar.)_
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
75c
1
•
5%
9
B
6-
3
5-
9
6-
3
5-
9
6-
1
5-13
Foster
6-
1
5-14
Foster-Wheeler
(quar.)
Dailies,
(increased
com.
Fort
Pitt
Works
Bridge
Kleiser
&
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Co.
Corp. (quar.)
Freeport Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Frito Company (quar.)
6-
3
6-
3
5-20
7-
1
6-17
5-27
6-10
6-
6-15
1
6-20
-6-10
6-30
6-15
6-15
6-
I
—
6-11
5-26
6-
1
5-24
6-15
5-10
6-15
5-10
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
7-
1
6-16
6-
1
5-16
t$1.25
$$1.25
20c
$1
66Vic
25c
17'Ac
40c
62%c
6-16
2
5-16
5-
6-15
5-16
1
5-16
6-
6-10
9- 9
7-10
6-10
4%
6-
1
5-14
15C
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-20
6-14
25c
9-20
9-14
37 %c
5-16
5-
U7%c
7-29
2
(R.
1st
$1.60
5-13
Gas
General
5-31
5-18
6-15
5-18
preferred
Service
$1
Co.
preferred
preferred
7-
2
7%
6-
1
General
Cigar,
common—
(quar.)
Dynamics, new common
130c
6-
1
5-14
General
Finance
5 %
5-12
4%
Foods
50c
5-25
5-
4
General
Gas
5-25
5-
4
General
Mills.
25c
Z
General
Motors
6-15
5-27
25c
7-15
6-23
35c
5-16
5-
50c
7-
1
,r
6
6-21
preferred "C"
6-15
6-
1
6%
,6-15
6-
1
6*
40c
6-10
Outdoor
Cement
3
General
Portland
5-19
General
Public
11-
1
10-21
General
Refractories
~
Water
5-13
General
Steel
5-13
General
Telephone
;
1
5-20
9-
1
8-19
4.40%
preferred
12-
1
11-18
4.75%
5-25
4-25
General
6-10
5-20
General
ZZZ
$1.50
(quar.)__
15c
32 %C
com.
Stock
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
General
7-
1
6-15
George
7-
1
6-15
25C
6-15
5-18
30c
6-
$2.25
5-13
1
6- 7
5-16
4-15
6-30
6-
3
6-30
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
59 %C
7-
1
6-
3
6-
1
5-14
6-
1
5-16
$5
pfd.
(quar.)
3
:J
:i
15c
6-
1
5-20
30C
6-10
6-
7-
7-
1
6-18
Globe-Wernicke Co.,
9-16
Goebel
Brewing
pfd.
7%
Co.,
common
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)^
15c
pfd.
(quar.)
(stock
Co.
stock
common
shares
for
approval
Rubber
Watch
of
of
66-
1
5-16
$1.41'A
6-
1
5-16
Class
A
6-
1
5-16
Class
B
New
6%
100
the
Class
Class
6-13
~30c
(quar.)
5-13
5-20
5-13
1
5-25
6-
25c
6-15
5-16
25c
6-23
6-
2
6-
5-20
6-30
6-16
Emponum-Capwell
6-15
5-25
6-15
7%
1
5-12
70c
7-15
6-24
ZZZZZZZ
60c
7-15
6-24
Equitable Credit. 50c pfd.
$1.25
6-
$1.183A
6-
6-
1
5-10
5-25
5-13
6-11
5-31
.1
6-11
5-31
6-11
5-31
$2
9-12
8-22
$2
9-12
8-20
9-12
$2
12-12
11-23
$2
12-12
11-23
$1.50
1
1
5-13
Ltd., class
Consolidated
Power,
Ltd.
(s-a)
12-12
11-23
8-29
25c
Stock
Graton
A
Smelting
6-15
5-23
5-13
&
1
5-13
25c
&
5-16
5-
9
Great
5-
9
50c
6-
1
5-15
6-10
5-31
5-23
5-
2
5-23
5-
2
90c
5-16
5-
6
25c
(s-a)
Mfg.
6-
25c
1
1
5-13
125c
—
1
9-21
1
(quar.)
6-
6-
1
6-
dividend
6-
10-
Gray
1
$2.50
—
(quar. 1
Mining,
6-
—
4%
Union Co.
Grand
5-13
;
35c
12%C
6-
$1.50
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-15
$2
Knight Co., $1.80 prior pfd.
Co., (quar.)
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
$3.50
5-16
$1.50
(quar.)
Granby
6-
(s-a)
2
6-15
Co.—
preferred (s-a)—
Grafton & Co.,
25c
preferred
2
5-
20c
semi-annual)—
5-
5-16
35c
(quar.)
6-20
(quar.)_
.
6-13
5-16
50c
(quar.)
1
7-
(quar.)__
6-10
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Class A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
6%
preferred (quar.)
Graflex, Inc., com. (s-a)
5%
$1.65
pfd.
6-10
1
15c
(quar.)
6%
Williamsport R. R. Co.—
(s-a)
1
7-
$2.50
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
B
7-
7-
15c
'
25c
quar.)
&
preferred
Gas
SEC
R.)
5-21
$2
Co.,
(increased
com.
(W.
6-20
$1.50
Mfg. Co.
$1.34
held)
United
(increased
Co.,
Rubber
1
1
6-13
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
(quar.)
Gossard (H. W.) Co. (quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
dividend)
each
preferred
preferred
& Stock
$1.10
(quar.),
Share
convertible
$4.50
Grace
5-13
$1.25
"Put¬
see
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp., 1st pfd. (quar.)
Globe-Union
Inc. (quar.)
5-16
5-14
56c
5-
10-11
1
55c
■
6-
$1.37%
Z
__ZZZ
(quar.)
62 %c
6-
Gorham
(quar.)
6-10
6-30
48c
(quar.)
5-16
preferred
5-18
1
4
9-16
5-16
6-
6-
6-18
5-16
1
a
25c
6-18
1
I
8-
$1.50
6-
6-18
1
1
8-15
5-16
75C
7-
6-
5-20
6-10
50c
25c
10-
6-
7-11
7-11
2%
Plywood
7%c
$1.06'A
1
1
:10c
(quar.)
7%C
$1.02%
5-12
8-
Co.
6-15
pfd. (quar.)
6-10
8-
George
125c
4.10%
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
Boston
preferred (s-a)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
(quar.)
5-18
1
dividend
5-25
preferred
5-13
4
5-31
6-
55C
of
6-10
""ZZ
(quarTZZZZ
6-
1
(increased)
com.
com.
preferred
$1
(quar.)
5-lt>
4-15.
5%
Ltd.
6-IO
6-28
(quar.)
5-25
~
(quar.)ZZ~Z
.
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0-25
5-25
4-13
—
Fund
Putnam
Stock
60c
C-
5-16
Telephone (Ky.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
Telephone (Ohio), $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
Georgia-Pacific
Gold
6-15
50%
Ltd.,
dividend
6-15
(quar.)
17 %c
50c
(quar.)_.
Telephone (Wise.)
Gillette
and $2 par) (quar.)
and $2 par) (quar.)
5-16
5-20
6-
5-16
preferred
nam"
1
6-10
37 %C
—
General
5-16
6-15
55c
35c
Co
Co.,
convertible
6-
—
(quar.)
Corp.,
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wiares
31 %C
Co.—
2
5-14
1
5c
5-20
3%
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
5%
Utilities
5-20
31'Ac
2
5-
6-
$1
Special
15C
ZZZ
5-
5-16
1
933Ac
-——
Corp.,
7-22
5-16
84%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
1
5-13
6-
$1.50
Plywood
2
G-
1
6-10
6-15
$1.25
General
6-
7-
6
25c
75c
Advertising,
8-
5-13
25C
preferred
(quar.)
50c
6-13
(s-a)
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
a
6-
$1
Corp., com
preferred
30c
5;
250
common
(s-a)
(quar.)
15c
ZZZZZZZ
6-
3%%
5-18
25c
(initial)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
General
62 %c
5-25
Corp.
Corp.
$5 preferred
$3.75
933Ac
Corp.,
"A"
preferred
6-15
$1.75
preferred
5-12
6-27
30c
50c
Corp
1
1
5-16
25c
(quar.)
common
2
1
6-17
37 %c
Corp.,
8-
6-
1
34c
7-
6-
5-18
7-
40c
(quar.)
10c
15c
1
40c
(quar.)
America
6-
56'Ac
(quar.).
General
1
56'Ac
(quar.)
Acceptance
6-
12 %c
common
(Theo.)
Co., common
(increased)—
Participating
common
(quar.)
4-29
120c'
Co.,
Gary
1
6-
E.)
5-16
$1
(quar.)
4%%
conv. preferred (quar.)
Gar Wood Industries, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Garrett
Corp.
(quar.)
5-25
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Funsten
6-30
50c
Empire District Electric, 5%
43/«% preferred (quar.)
,
1
5-16
General
ZZZZZZZZZ
Z
5-
6
5-20
6-
6-
9-30
50c
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common
7%
1st preferred (s-a)__
6% 2nd preferred (s-a)
5-13
1
2%
15c
preferred
7
6-
common
Goodall
7%
5-20
1
on
6-15
5
5-13
6-10
7-
dividend
6-30
&
1
6-
Stock
125c
Elmira
5-20
6-10
General
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electrolux Corp. (quar.)
4-22
——
25c
1
r,
(quar.)
National
5-27
8-20
6-10
30c
$1.12%
37%c
$30c
30c
30c
62%c
60c
$1
40c
50c
81'Ac
6-25
5
&
7- 8
6-17
9-16
6-20
5
Hose
7-30
1
2
Electric
•5-10
6-30
;
Associates
the
5-10
1
6-
5-
to
1
6-
6-30
5-
subject
6
15c
5-
in
1
1
50c
5-25
(18/10
G-
6-15
2%
5-16
Co.
9
common
common
5-16
Paycble
5-
6-24
1
on
25c
2nd
7-
Trailer,
dividend
25c
&
5-
6-15
Stock
(quar.)
conv.
5-20
•,
5-
5-25
(quar.)
Elgin
5-
quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)-_
preferred
5-26
5-31
,.
4-29
preferred
Bond
6-10
6-15
preferred
4.40%
4
6-10
5-16
37 %C
par
Electric
1
6-
62 %c
(increased)
preferred
1
45c
__
(quar.)
Co.
0- 4
6-
25c
(quar.)
4%
Fruehauf
" ZZ
Interurban
par
5.65%
5-10
93%c
(quar.)
7-
1
35c
6-
1
5-18
6-1
5-9
Continental
•
5-
110c
(quar.)
5-20
1
3
$1
(quar.)
no
Mfg.
5-17
5-17
50c
6-
5-23
6
56'AC
6-15
5-
5-16
15c
0
"
(quar.)
Casualty Co.
75C
7-
6-
B
31'AC>
5% %
2
5-27
Foremost
15C
Lines
(quar.)—
com.
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
5-18
30c
class A
4%%
2
15c
Motor
6-15
6
25C
(quar.)____
(both
Ford
1
6-
15C
El Paso Natural Gas,
5-16
$1.13
5-12
7-
Ltd™""
-
no
5-18
$1.12%
(quar.)
1
class
50c
4-15
6-
1
6-
$1
30C
(quar.)-
&
5- 2
5-27
6-
l°c
Wallace,
10c
5-16
5-16
25c
7-
&
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Eddy Paper Corp
;
Eddy Paper Co.. Ltd., $1 class A
6-10
5-20
Forbes
(quar.)
50c'
5-13
6-14
55c
(quar.)—
Continental Can Co., com.
Continental
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 3
(quai.)
preferred
preferred
5.36%
6-15
5-31
1
Corp.
Machinery & Chemical,
3'A% preferred (quar.)
$62%c
-
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.
5-13
60c
137 %c
Mineral
preferred (quar.)
St.- Louis
5-20
5-27
35C
(quar.
Economic Investment
Co.—
(quar.)
Foote
ZZZZZZZ
(quar.7
'
5-25
6-24
Power
Utilities
5-31
35c
2
7-
(quar.)
Steamship Lines (reduced)-
5-31
6-
Food
7-
50c
'
preferred
Eaton
6-10
6-30
25c
4-27
prior pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)—
com.
Eastern
5-16
6-15
UOC
Water
Quarterly
Consumers
1
t75c
37 %c
5-16
$1
12-10
10c
—
(quar.)
25C
Co.,
$4 preferred
Florida
Racing. Association-
Securities,
preferred
1
=.____
Mills,
_
class A (quar.)
(quar.)
7-
quar.)
(initial)
Hosiery
B
50c
__V_
Co.
Class
7-15
$1
9-10
6-30
6-16
7
Flintkote
—
common
Co.'
1
5-16
2%
Eastern
HOC
Consolidated
Class
25C
6-
12-
1
2
62%c
G83/»c
31'Ac
class A (s-a)
Stores, Ltd., 5%
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5%
(quar.)
(Initial
.
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.,
3
_
Common
Mines—
Interim
Ltd.,
9-15
12-15
12-28
6-
12-14
,
50c
37%c
30c
Rubber, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (increased quar.)—
6-
.Z
Common (both
6-10
t38c
Fitzslmmons
6-10
5- 2
12-28
t30c
series A
Eastern
5-17
137c
7
&
Stock
5-16
_
(quar.)_
Stores, Ltd.
B
—
Quarterly
9-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
3
6-15
Fittings,
9-28
Tire
Bank
5-13
ZZZ
5-16
9%C
Air
5-17
1
3
7
(quarterly from
Eastern
5-10
5-17
6-
6-
1
(quar.)
Eastern
1
9-19
15c
J38C
Connecticut
2
20c
(quar.)
Assn.
6-
1
6-28
1
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
,2
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
6%
quar.)
z.
East Tennessee Natural Gas,
5.20%
preferred ;; (quar.)
5-16
$5
Firestone
Corp.
6-
A. (quar.)__
7 7o
Co.
(s-a)
Filtrol
$2
Bradstreet. Inc. (quar.)
Coffee Co., class A (quar.)
Class
East
Paper—
Hotel,
Confederation
91.06 y«
3
6-
(quar.)
5-
75c
75c
ZZZZ
5-18
5-10
2%
250
(quar.)_
6-15
15c
(quar.)
30c
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
933Ac
common
5-18
6-15
50c
(stock div.)
Corp.
Stock
$1.75
ZZ
ZZ
5-13
t40c
25c
(quar.)
:$2.50
preferred
Eagle Picher Co.
4-29
50c
(quar.)
7-
Signal,
preferred
Increased
5-20
6-
5-16
1
20%
Electric
_Z
Duro-Test Corp. (stock dividend)
4-29
5-20
&
Corp.
5%
5-16
5-20
200%
i
(quar.)
Life
common
Commodore
4%
35C
1
5- 2
-
1
6-
20c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
35c
(quar.)
Duriron Co., 5%
5 %
preferred
6-15
200%
.(quar.)
Mutual
Combined Locks
\
(quar.)
•
7-15
50c
Co.
National
(Boston)
Cone
Corp.,
Carbon
Columbian
Columbus
Class
Co.
dividend)
Pictures
Columbian
5
Elevator
dividend)
(stock
B
Columbia
•»
&
(stock
(quar.)
ZZ
____
(quar.)
Aircraft;; Co.—
Durham
Broadcasting System—
A
7-
$1.25
5- 9
6-
Federated Department Stores—
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Class
5-16
10c
1
Co.
Corp.
dividend
50c
ZZ
ZZZZZ"Z_
common
Co.
Insurance
50c
ZZZZZ ZZ
CorpZ of~C~a"nada—
Yard
(quar.)_
-
Federal
Federal-Mogul
Z__Z
pref.
Dun &
5-12
25c
6-
75c
(quar.)_
preferred
Duncan
6-14
5-31
Extra
9
Ferro
Income)
Driver-Harris
5-20
9c
5-16
12 %c
.
5-20
6-
87 %c
(quar.)
Corp.,' common (quar.)_ZZZZ
4%
preference (quar,)
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Dresser Industries, common (quar.)ZZZZZZ
3%%
preferred (quar.)__;._
J
Drewry's Ltd., U. S. A. Inc. (quar.)
6-14
87 %c
America—__
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Stock
Houses
Pepper
Dow
6-14
1
$1.25
Monthly
r
9-15
Dravo
5-16
7-
'
Monthly
Colorado Milling
6-16
(quar.)__
convertible
Dover
6-16
6-10
$7.40
(quar.)
Power
1
9-29
preferred
class A
Co.,
Extra
5-10
5c
of
7-
$1.75
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
New. common
5-10
1
1
6-
$1
Insurance
& Stone
1
66-
75c
1—
Corp
Cochran Foil Co., common (quar.)
( 5% preferred series A (quar.)
Colgate-Palniolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A—
Colonial
Cup
Douglas
3
15c
(quar.)
International
Colonial Sand
Works
Preferred
12-21
5-27
50c
Co.
Coca-Cola
Screw
(s-a)_
Dorr-Oliver, Inc.,
6-21
-3-56
15c
Coca-Cola
Federal
_
5-18
$1.12%
(quar.7
Co.
6-15
$2
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.— v- "
Common (quar.)
„' v
$1' preference (quar.)_ZZZZZZZ
Donohue Bros., Ltd._i_
ZZZZZZZZZZ
5-27
6-10
$.150
div.)
(quar.)
Chemical
preferred
6-30
(quar.)
6-10
9-
4-27
First
Corp-Seagrams
Dominion
5-11
6-10
15c
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7% gtd.
(quar.)
'j 4% special guaranteed (quar.)
Clinton
Foods
(monthly)
Clorox
Board,
(s-a)_____
Supply
Union
5%
;
7-22
$1.25
$1.50
(su.?k
'
$4.50
Pacific
Paper
debenture stock
5%
5-20
75c
•%
Electric
Stock
Federal
$1.75
Securities
common
& Warehouse Co.
Federal
Dominion Bridge, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion-Scottish Investments
8-15
1
$1.25
,"-»)
Semi-annual
Cleveland
1
6-13
6-
$1.75
—
Clearfield
9-
50c
50C
•
(quar.)
preferred
Federal Compress
6
common.
Mfg.,
Dominion
'
;
5-20
5-
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
Dodge & Cox Fund (quar.)
ZZ'
Quarterly
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Dodge Mfg. Corp._i_;
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Dome Mines, Ltd. (quar.) -^.ZZZZZZZZZZ
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Dr.
5-16
75c
4%
j
&
preferred
5%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
\ Common
1
Federal Sign &
preferred
Sons,'7%
preferred
Dixie
6-16
6-11
6-
5% %
(quar.)
5-17
(quar.)
Dobbs
7-
5-18
1
34%c
(quar.)
5-13
A
investment
6
t$2.50
1
6-10
6-
25c
pfd.
5% preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
Diversified Investment Fund
V
5%
6-
>
Diamond Portland Cement
2
5-16
Metallurgical
Farrington Mfg., 5%%
2
class
Denver
2
6-17
Fansteel
1
1
non-cum.
Dentists
25c
6-
6-
(quar.)ZZ_Z_Z
8%
$1.75
(quar.)_
5-24
6-15
5-12
6-28
3%
dividend
6-
A
Voting
10-18
6-17
6-10
Stock
6-15
class
Distillers
I $2 class A
1
5-16
15c
(quar.)
:$2
non-cum.
Dennison
6
'
Chicago Towel,
v $7 preferred
11-
Co.,
$1.05
(quar.)
5%
1
1
87Vic
11-15
Mfg.
5-16
6-
5-23
62%c
Co
(quar.f
pfd.
$4.20
A
Deere & Co.,
6-30
6-16
Fanner
Works
1
class
7%
7-15
1
Gas
1
(quar.)
Delaware R. R.
50c
8-
River
6-
$10c
(increased)
:
;
7-
non-cum.
Debentures
$1.12%
common
preferred
1
8-15
Extra
Ltd.
5-16
preferred
8%
Delta-C & S Air Lines
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
Chesapeake
6
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chapman Valve Mfg., 7%
preferred (s-a)_
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
'
5-
50c
Fibre,
&
5-17
Fall
Mines,
10-
Corp., common (quar.)
*3%% preferred A (quar;)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
1
25c
(quar.)
Paper
preferred
$4.50
6-
5-10
Nickel
25c
Dana
6-15
5-30
11-10
35c
25c
Corp
:soc
Dahlstrom Metallic Door
7%c
5-27
8-12
12-
25c
Engine & Airplane
Sugar Co.
(quar.)
Falconbridge
9-
$1.25
12%c
$1.12%
50c
10c
■;
(quar.)
(quar.fZZ
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
Cushman's
$1.17
6-10
Co.
(quar.)ZZZZZZ
com.
*2
1
$1.19
preferred (quar.)__—.
____
preferred
(quar.)
Century Ribbon Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Cessna Aircraft (increased quar.)
5-20
25c
$2
$2
4-29
4.75%
5-20
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
4-29
6-13
Fajardo
Morse
50c
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Forster,
$7 preferred
5-14
5-31
Fairchlld
6
28 %c
(quar.)
convertible
Curtis
2
4.65%
"
;
50c
6
5-
15C
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Cuneo Press, 3%%
preferred
Curtis (H.) Industries, Inc.—
$1.23
(quar.)
West
6-10
$1
5-
1
(quar.)—«.
•
Fedders-Quigan,
Cuban-American Sugar—
7% preferred (quar.)
12- 9
$1.06V*
Electric,
preferred
12-20
&
1
6-
Y.
The Fair
see
25c
Zellerbach
Crum
9
6-
933Ac
(quar.)
7%
(increased)
&
9-
Fairbanks
/ $2.50
(quar.)
preferred
5-25
$2.50
Crows Nest Pass Coal, Ltd.. (s-a)
6-10
9-20
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Central
$2
6-10
(The)
45c
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International, class A
A
Crown
Service—
4.25%
Louisiana
6-20
$1.25
4%
Central
convertible
Class
Fair
Co.—
Crown Cork & Seal,
Georgia Ry. Co.—
preferred series A and B (quar.)
preferred series A and B (quar.)
preferred series A and B (quar.)
preferred
Sexton
Crown Cork
dividend)
(stock
&
Excelsior Insurance Co. of N.
5-25
25C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-25
6-10
200%
Crompton & Knowles, Loom Works___
Central Canada Investments Ltd.—
5%
Co., 3%%
4%%
Caterpillar TractorCommon
Corp.
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
Coty, Inc.
5-31
5-31
Gas
6-10
:50c
Products
Corning
5
5-13
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
4%%
prior preferred
(quar.)
Evans Products Co. (quar.)
:50c
(s-a)
Holder§
$1.25
.—
—
common
75c
class~A~~(s-aj'ZZZ
Distillery, Ltd.,
B
Cornell
5-31
„
conv.
Mills,
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
Corby (H.)
5-31
:5c
Erlanger
62 %c
preferred
-
Payable of Reo.
Share
Co.—
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
5-12
6-
11-30
;
2
5-
:25c
—
1
Company
Railroad
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
5-21
:12c
:—.
6-
6-10
:25c
___
75c
6-10
(quar.)
Extra
5-12
10c
(quar.)
.
7-29
1
15c
Class
■
1
6-
Erie
6-15
8-
25c
Copper Range Co., new com. (initial quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co., com. (increased)
Class
_
7- 1
$$1.30
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6-15
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
tl3c
(quar.)—
l
5-16
:12c
(quar.)
;
$1.13
(quar.)_
When
Per
1
7-
5-25
+5c
A
preferred
prior
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
$1.13
5-16
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.).
1
6-10
35c
—
class
25c
pfd.
5-31
35c
(quar.)
Class
5-13
$1.12%
.
4%%
"(s-a)
5%
i
preferred
Catelli Food Products,
'■\'i
Extra
Class
1
When
Share
Co.,
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
Cook Faint & Varnish, common (quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
7%
6-
50c
(resumed)
Co.,
5-18
75c
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Plywood (quar.)
Case
1
56 'Ac
;
Cascades
basco
5-27
6-
40c
(quar.)
6-10
10c
Gin
4%% preferred (quar.)_
.
Carooruncium
Carlisle
13
(2249)
Copper & Steel Industries—
preferred (quar.)
Equitable Gas Co.,
4.50%
conv.
com.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
Equity Corp., $2 preferred
31'Ac
Erie
&
Pittsburgh RR.,
7%
(quar.)
gtd.
(quar.)
87 %C
Great
.
7%
Great
American
Atlantic
Indemnity
&
Pacific
(N. Y.)
(quar.)_
$1
$1.75
Tea,
common
preferred
Lakes
Dredge & Dock
Co.
(quar.)
—
6-
6-
25C
5-2C
1
5-
5
1
5-
5
6-10
5-20
14
(2250)
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Per
Name of
'VGreat
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Company
West
Class
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
Xl2Vzc'. / 5-16
J12 Vic
1
B
5-16
5-17
Mobne
15
$5
Oil
8-13
8-24
9-12
8-22
6-10
5-
Canada,
1
8-
1
50c
(quar.)
Cementing
6-
1
6-10
Mines, Ltd. (interim)Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
5-23
t5c
6-
5%
prelerred
-
J22 Vic
(quar.)
Watch
Co.,
4—convertible
preferred
4.20%
3.90%
$1
6-15
5-27
3.75%
15c
common
common
preferred
Barris
Co.,
•Harris-Seybold
Electric
Bastings
Haverty
iBazel
6-
1
5-13
Jervis
50c
6-
1
5-10
Jewel
(quar.)
Bishop
Mining
6%
8-
$1.37%
$1.37%
—
1
11-
3.90%
pfd.
(quar.)
:Hlres
48%c
•
Common
<
$4.25
preferred
B
5-25
Corp.,
(quar.)
class A
4%%
6-
5-20
&
Co.
Bay
Hugoton
&
Hutting
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
1
Co.
dividend)
1
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-15
5-31
6-10
5-11
1
5-20
6-30
to-17
A
(quar.)
(ouar.)_
■
21c
from
Institutional
2%
5-20
5-
6%
6-30
each
Cellucotton
on
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
5-16
Lamaque
5-16
Lambert
6-
1
5-16
Class
B
5-25
Class
A
6-
1
5-10
Class
B
6-
1
5-
Class
A
6-
1
5-13
preferred
International
International
Resistance
Silver
International
Textbook
International
Utilities,
$1.40
convertible
Interprovincial
(quar.)
Leslie
25c
6-10
5-25
Lexington
6-
5-
6-16
6-
f30c
6-
8
2
5-12
5-
9
Interstate Power Co., com.
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5-16
5-12
7-
1
6-
40c
(quar.)
Ltd
(quar.)
1
1
35c
Credits,
66-
6-
1
3
5-12
35c
8-
1
7-14
{20c
6-
1
5-25
17%c
6-17
6-
54 %c
7-
6-17
1
3
1
'25c
.
6-
•
3
Valley
Salt
v-ia
1-3-56
12-13
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
6- l
:
*
Market
5-16
6-30
5-31
28 %c
(quar.)_
27 Vic
—
pld. <»-»)
r'
1
5-13
7-1
: 6- 1
75c
-
(quar.)
June
17
at
security
$5.05
6-27
6-
6
6-
6
$3.75
6-
5-10
$3.75
6-
3
5-16
McGraw
McGraw-Hill
McKesson
9-30
9-22
McNeil
—
6-
1
5-10
7-
1
6-15
8-
1
$1.75
7-15
(quar.)
10c
5-16
5-
10c
—
6-14
6-10
2
10c
(quar.)_ii
7-11
6-28
10-10
9-28
1-10-56
5c
5-20
5-10
5-20
5-10
&
Metal
10-31
10-21
29c
$8c
A
(quar.)—
5-14
8-15
9-30
8-15
12-31
11-15
12-31
11-15
10c
25c
6-
—
issue
5-18
Co.
8-15
8-
5
11-15
11-
5
2-15-56
2-
6-
1
5-16
$20c
6-
1
5-
25c
6-
1
5-10
called
50c
6- 3
50c
6-
5-20
1
5-16
6-
1
5-
6
30c
5-20
5-
6
40c
6-15
5-16
10c
5-16
4-29
$2
7- 1
6-15
15c
6-
1
5-11
$1.31 Vi
6-
1
5-11
Shares—
Glass
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
75c
6-10
25C
7-
1
6-23
6-
1
75c
(Fort Wayne,
6-
1
5-18
Iud.)
(quar.)
1
11-
1
15C
(quar.)
60c
common
(quar.)
7-
5-
1
6-
1
6-
1
50c
6-10
5-16
60c
6-
9
6-
1
5-
2
6-14
6-
1
30c
6-11
6-
6-30
6-17
II
I
6-
I
8
!
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
62V2C
7-
1
6-15
$i.06%
(N.
5-16
6-
$1.18%
1
5-
2
5-
2
5-13
5-20
Y.)
~25c
6-24
6-
3
$1.25
6-20
6-
3
35c
6-15
5-20
45c
6-
5-16
(quar.)_
6
5-16
1
6
5-
15c
6-
50c
quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
6-
5-20
1
6-30
6-20
95c
7-
I
6-
3
96%c
7-
1
$175
pfd. (quar.)
3
6-
3
6-
3
(quar.)
$1.11%
7-
I
6-
3
32c
(One
Missouri
6-10
$2
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
50c
50c
;
&
Class
I
4-29
6-15
5-31
+50C
5-20
5-
2
$5Cc
_
6-30
6-
3
of
1
5-12
7-
I
6-15
75c
6-16
5-31
6-16
5-31
dividend)
common
stock
5-20
com.
(increased)
34c
6-
1
5-14
$1^5
e-
i
5-14
t3154c
7-
2
6-15
52
7-
1
6-
(s-a)
{50c
6-
2
5-20
:
%25c
7-
2
6-20
(increased)
common
Ltd.
(quar.)
Birmingham
RR.
Co.—
(s-a)
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
Carpet
5-20
6-
3%c
"
(stock
*-10
30c
$1.25
(quar )
com.
(quar.)
S.),
Mills
Machine
Mills
4-29
5-16
35C
Light,
share
Containers,
A
5-16
~7c
~~
shares held)
Utilities,
preferred
..
1
«
w
(increased)
(J.
5-16
1
(quar.)
Pipe Line,
preferred
6-16
7-
(quar.)
Missouri-Kansas
B
25c
6-
75c
_
(Initial)
four
I
I
Ltd
additional
for each
1
6-
3
9
"pfd. "(quarl)
(auar.)
conv.
common
(monthly )I_
&
7-
6-15
10c
_
Power
5-
75c
Co
Co.,
6-
5-19
6-»13
25c
(quar.)_
shares
6-15
6-10
$1
(quar.)
Piping
5-16
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
5-18
32c
Petroleum
Tool
on page
50)
5-2Q
6-
1
5-17
X5c
(quar.)
6-10
30c
(quar.)
(Continued
1
25c
(quar.)_
4
5-16
5-16
15c
(quarl)!—.
1
6-
common
2
5-16
6
1
Monarch
5-
6-
1
5-
1
Mississippi Valley Gas
4%
1
5-26
7-
preferred
Mohawk
35c
5-20
7-
Monarch
87 Vic
5-17
6-15
6-10
_
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. "(interim)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
10-10
5-16
6-
5-31
6-30
-
97%c
Brick
Modern
8-
50^
1
53%c
Monthly
Mobile
4-30
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Laboratories
5-11
6-10
6-19
$1.08%
dividend
5%
I
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
5-11
7-
t50e
(quar.)
^!an^ Steel Products,
i?11 ,CorP- $1
5%
6-
62'Ac
(increased
Midland
New
6-15
62VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Abrasive
Class
$1
(quar.)
5-10
t30c
(s-a)
(quar.):
common
Water
Mitchell
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-27
40c
(quar.)
5-16
1
20c
Corp.
Middlesex
Minnesota
pfd.
1
6-
III——III
III
(quar.).
Assurance
Mid-West
Milton
5-10
6-
Corp.
Mid-Continent
$2
'6- 1
93%c
Eagle Oil, Ltd., ordinary shares
Participating preference
Michigan Gas Utilities (quar)
Michigan Surety Co
I
8%
5-16
preferred
4.45%
Mexican
Miles
40c
income
four
preferred
Midwest
6-17
50c
preferred
2
5-19
1
$50c
(quar.)
Inc.
4
12 Vic
I
_
1
25c
(quar.)—
Co.. (quar.)
Liquid Carbonic Corp.,
3Mj%
6-30
9-30
1
6-
preferred
4.35%
tl5c
6-
35c
Engineering
preferred
3.90%
5-14
5-27
10c
(quar.)
4%% pfd.
shares held)
Thermit,
3.85%
4-29
5-25
6-io
50C
Corp.,
preferred
1
50c
Chemical
7%
5-20
6-10
93%c
(quar.)
Textile
9
6-15
85c
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
6-30
{15c
tl5c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Link-Belt
6-
1
&
5-
t«
5^
&
Co.,
Merchants Fire
1
45c
_
Metal &
7-
1
(ouar.)
Co., common (quar.)
5% convertible 1st preferred (s-a)I—III__
Mercantile Stores Co.
(increased guar.)
5-16
6-
{J5c
(Initial)
Mengel
5-16
7-19
5-16
5-23
5-16
jtjg
each
1
7-15
5-27
30c
t$l.l2'/a
«-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Shoe
for
1
7-29
I3%c
V
Special
6-
35c
6-20
6-20
5-17
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
Robblns
Frank
Melville
6-
29c
1
5-20
~
preferred (quar.)
Telephone, 5% pfd.
&
27 Vic
—
7-
40c
(s-a)
Ltd., com.
Co.
preferred
Messenger
(quar.)
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
Lindsay
Meier
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Cement (quar.)
Co.
4% %
4.30%
1
2
'7- 1
'6-1
dividend
Meadville
6-
5-
&
Corp.,
$$1.75
—
Power—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
(Ell)
Mead
;
com.
Publishing
Machine
Stock
12-28
Ltd.—
6
5-27
(quar.)
Porcupine
6-23
45c
5-
6-2Q
1
:iCr
pfd.
Oil,
Electric
6-30
12-22
—
(quur.)
Corp., common (quar.)—_„__H
preferred (quar.)
$2.50
5-13
12-30
5-31
7-
-
25c
_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
McCormick & Co.
5-31
$1.50
-
common
investment
(L.)
6- 9
$1.12%
Ltd.,
Stores,
McColl-Frontenac
55c
$1.12 Vi
$1.12 Vi
5-20
6-10 '
30c
JOO-%
Co.-<quar.)
preferred
McBrine
5-16
5-23
5-11
1
*3
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (1947 series)
Co.
(quar.)3
Mdntyre
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville S. C.)
Quarterly
Lilly
$3.40
Maytag
•
5-10
6-10
25c
(Initial
Department
6-27
6-14
'•
(quar.)
Insurance
May
5-25
-
r.
&
5-18
Electric
40C
-
Sons
Corp.
preferred
preferred
McCord
Llbby, NcNeill & Libby, common
5 Va % preferred (quar.)
Savers
convertible
5-14
15c
5-31
6-
■
1
20c
1
35C
•
:
~
I
Co
6-
4-29
50^
'
_
6-15
5-20
6-lt
5-1$
,
$1.25
>35c
;
(quar.)
Mathews- Conveyor Co.
(quar.) ' Maxson (W. L.) Corp., new com.
8c
6-33
6-
t25«
:
■-
common.:
Master
per
profits)
5-31
be
■
(quar.)
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson,
40c
G.)
Llbbey-Owens-Ford
old
on
6-15
investment
5-25
6-10
20c
!
dividend)
5-13
tl5c
Fund
(stock
1
;
from
6
6-15
^
Corp. ?(quar.)^
(California)
(quar.)
l
Massachusetts Bonding
5%
(6c
3
50c
7-
3
5-13
•
6- 4
$1.25
5-11
6-
(quar.)
12-30
v
5-25
Shirt
Wells
*Vi%
115c
Trust
Co.
&
to
Par
25C
10c
5-31
5-
stock'
common
held.
6-30
20c
6-15
5-20
.
dividend)—
$2.50
—:
5-16
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
5»/3%
,
5-10
1
{$1.25
-
Co,, (quar.)—
Maxwell.^ Moore (quar.)JLr~
.
5-10
6-15
6-
25c
—
Masonlte
7-22
5-25
t3c
25c
of
$7>„:
preferred
4-22
-
5-10
5c
2
— —
50c
—
(quar.)
net
two
Marmon-Herrington Co.
$15c
Co.
share
Quarterly
$1
10-1$
Basket
8-10
8* 1'-
7-18
1
Ltd.—
(stock
shares
Common
5-16
6- 4
1
5-25
25c
Mines,
-
each
Marathon
6-15
8-31
8-
(quar.)
additional
for
Manning,
10- 1
•V.
Inc.
RR.
(One
Manhattan
87Vie
5-25
5-31
9-12
11-
(quar.)
Service'
6-15
.
6-10
6-10
25c
Gold
Co.
Public
Marshall
preferred
C.)
5-16
y
5-31
f5c
Cockshutt
changed to
Mellory (P. R.)
~$7%c
6-
:;"v;
Ltd
Corp., Ltd.—
—
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5% preferred (accum.)
,
1
6-
6-15
1
10c
Sports
(R.
Maine
:
6-10
62%c
(quar.)
Macmillan Co., common
Macwhyte Co. (quar.)_
Magnavox Co. (quar.)
6-10
7- 1
15C
(quar.)—.
Candy Shops. Ltd.
&
Mines,
6-10
7-
62%c
Working
(Interim)
6-10
6-15
Inc.
Portland
From
Life
5-16
5c
Co.—
preferred
Building
!60c
7-
,
Milling Co.,
Co.
(R.
(James)
6-21
$1
common
Lees
5-19
5-24
6-10
6-10
25c
Tourneau
1
6-20
6-10
25c
Secord
6-10
t55c
1
1
1
6-30
—
II.),
Bryant,
7-
$1.25
Co
(M.
45c
6-15
7-
4-29
^
Mahon
87J/aC
Gold Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., class
B
(quar.)
Wood
2
5-
6-15
5-16
15c
Mailman
7-
10-21
40c
(quar.)
M.
5-19
7-
I
6-13
7-15
15c
preferred
5-13
...
7-1
(quar.)
Machine
Lehigh
Lehigh
6-15
1
30c
—
(quar.)—
Lear, Inc., 5% preferred (entire
share plus this dividend)—
Lee (H. D.) Co. (quar.)
6-30
5-13
1
8-
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
Le
6-30
6-
•7 17 Vic
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Laura
J40c
6-1
—
Lane
{$1.12%
(accum. >
preferred
Lamston
Canada, Ltd.—
8-13
1
200%
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16
pfd. (quar.)
Landis
5
6-
11-
isc
preferred
MacLeod
1
—
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.).
1
5-10
7-21
(quar.)
com.
Extra
5-10
6-
$1
—
(quar.).
6-15
1
1
6-10
$1.12 '/a
(quar.)
6-10
1
66-
1
<s-a;
Products
(quar.)"IT—~
Macklnnon Structural Steel Co., Ltd.—
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
30C
9
8-
40c
Macassa
9
5-
17Vic
5-
5-31
68%c
—
Lexington Union Station, 4%
Quarterly
International Paint (Canada), 6%
pfd. (s-a)
International Petroleum. Ltd. (increased)
International Railways of Central
America
5%
(quar.)
(initial)
6-
$175
s_
of
common
5-31
$1
Products
(quar.)
Co.
New
14c
7-
3
—
(quar.)
20c
6
6-
I
_
Inc.,
5%
&
2
6-
(quar.)
5%
M.
5-
{25c
5-27
$1.06%
common
Lake Superior District
$1.16
$1.50
(quar.)
International Nickel
common
University
Woods
5-18
5-
1
6-10
20c
the
preferred
1
5-27
7-
$1.05
—
of
7%
6-
held
10
3
$1.12%
Champagne
{30c
Industries, Ltd.—
A
Extra
Lake
&
5%
tne
6-
—
Lake
5-1
5-27
1
10c
Salle Wines
6
6-1
10-10
7
10c
4-29
75c
1
6-
(Calif.)—
Extension
5-
40c
split
International Cigar
Machinery
International Harvester, 7%
pfd.
International Metal
Class
Salle
1
se¬
Lyon Metal Products,
Common (quar.)
•5c
(quar.)
6-
net
net
Lynch
6-30
62'/2C
(quar.)
Industries,
7-11
3
7-25
5-25
7-
5-20
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Cord
1
11-
'•
38c
<quar.)__
(quar.)
&
7- 1
Corp.
5-20
6-
;
(quar.)
Co.
Valley RR.
6-11
5c
-
(quar.)
(quar.)——
{45c
Growth
Inter-Ocean Telegraph
(quar.)
International Business
Machines
International
La
5-13
6%
2
Lykens
50C
(quar.)
Quarterly
.
4-25
Also approved was
a
proposal
Institutional
Bank
Fund
Institutional Fund on the basis of
for
France
La
9-16
12-16
5-20
Foundation
two-for-one
share
preferred
50c
(quar.)
and
9-30
12-30
22Vic
profits)
new
6%
La
6-15
Lumlnator-Harrison
Lunkenhelmer
6-
56 ViC
(S.
7%
preferred
Kysor Heater Co.
4
5-25
4-14
Kroehler
6-15
7-
1
8-
6-13
25c
RR.
(Walter M.), Ltd.
(quar.)
6-20
6
6-20
5-20
7-
6-15
Steel
MacGregor
(quar.)
5-16
exchange
one
Kresge
Nashville
5-16
50c
—
(interim)
6-30
6-
6-
6
&
1
6-11
$1.75
$1.75
(accum.)
$2.50
on
Creamery
5-31
{35c
Lukons
62 ViC
Co.
(quar.)
S.) Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co.—
-:4V2%
preferred (quar.)
4 Va %
preferred (quar. )—
4'/i%
preferred (quar.)
Kroger Co., com. (quar.)_—
5-16
6-
Lowney
5-
Louisville
6-20
6-30
60c
35c
$1.18%
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
20c
(quar.);—,—
(inltial-quar.)
from
preferred
2nd
6-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(s-a)
2c
non-cum.
5-13
5-10
1
$1.25
—
Koehring
5-13
5-16
shares.
and
and
60c
6-
7%
1
1
50c
Supply Co., 5%
redemption
Income
Knudsen
2nd
6-
5-31
1
Hotel—
non-cum.
7-
4
5-21
6-
$1
common
Baltimore
6-
5-16
A
5-
5-16
„
Corp.
7%
15c
quar.),
prior
It.) Co.,
dividend
Common
1
Lord
44c
40C
Aircraft
$4 class
4
1
1
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Mo.) (quar.)_
Long-Bell Lumber Corp. (Md.)—
50c
dividend)
com.
20c
(quar.)
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
Stockholders
of
Institutional
to
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
(fiom net income)—
(quar.)
com.
a
for
1
$1.25
institutional Foundation Fund (19c
from
and
(G.
5-12
$1.25
class
income
new
A
prior preferred
Knickerbocker
Fund
6-
6-13
$1.25
(stock
,Indianapolis Water
Jngersoll-Rand Co.,
5-13
Quarterly
Products
voted
6-
convertible
class
Stock
5-12
55c
Water
5-13
1
Industries—
15c
,
1
6-
(quar.)
$5
5-25
1
50c
Income Fund of Boston
Fund
6-10
6-
6-
57c
(quar.)
6-
(quar.)_.
(initial
12Vic
(qtiar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Fund
6-17
$1
Imperial Varnish & Color (Name
changed to
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd., com.
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
curities
6-30
35Vic
•Imperial Chemical Industries ord. shs.
(final)
Amer. dep.
receipts (final)
Imperial Oil. Ltd. (s-a)
investment
5-20
35%c
(quar.)
Steel
6-10
32c
Co
30c
35 %c
(initial)—
Oil
Fibre,
$3
6-30
6-30
6-10
5-16
quar.)—
Light,
(stock
common
Kinney
6-30
7-15
31 Vic
(quar.)
Steel
7-15
1
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)—,——
Kidde (Walter) &
CoMquar.)
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
Kingston Products
(s-a)
6
7-15
Co.
Keystone Pipe
5% preferred
6-30
31 Vic
(quar.)_
common
&
5-
Lone Star Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.75% convertible preferred (quar.)
(quar.)——---
preferred
4Vi%
2
5-20
6-15
6-
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.).
Keves
,
9
7-15
{$1
A
(quor.)___
preferred
Gas
55-
&
common
•New
1
6
1
5-16
(quar.),
preferred
vKerr-McGee
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
Indiana
5-
6-
7-
•
5-10
5-16
Door—
preferred
Zine
$2
15c
C
1
7- 2
37Vic
(quar.)
Power,
{12%c
$1.06Vi
Mortgage Corp.
A
8-
Lockheed
Kendall Co., common (quar.)——
56c
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$1.12 Vi
^Kentucky Utilities, 4%% preferred (quar.):. ( $1.18%
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)
-50c
;.t
Kerr-Addison Gold Mines, (interim)
{20C
4-30
$1.25
6-15
5-16
•
4-30
5-16
15c
Refining Co.
Inc., common
Sash
Common
•
5-16
1
(monthly)
35c
3Va%
6-20
62% C
50c
&
Erie
$1.12Vi
7-
.—
3Vi%
v."
$1.10
5-16
preferrecid (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)-——-—
3Va%
.
8%
20c
5-
66-
(monthly)
com.
Common
6-15
preferred
3-10
ll'Ac
$1
$1
f37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-27
1
Kellogg Co.,
5-18
6-30
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preference
5*18'*
6-10
■
2
$1
common
preferred
Foods,
6-
6-10
$1.10
—
Oil
5-16
6-29
93%c
(auar. i
Production
Humble
5-31
30c
(quar.)
Pulp & Paper, class
preferred A
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred B (quar.)
2nd
5-13
5-12
35c
5%
$1.41
1
1
$36
(quar.).
Mining & Smelting
preferred
68-
■
A
(increased
Power
Kawneer
'
6-24
$1.50
(quar.).
(quar.)
Quarterly
5.70%
.7-10
45c
30c
■■
Power
(Texas)
50c
30c
Hudson
Inland
5-20
25c
r.
Service
preferred
Hublnger
Indiana
6-
Kansas
New
$1.06%
(liquidating).—
(quar.)
Stores Corp.,
■Hudson
Illinois
5-20
5-18
15c
quar.)
—
Public
Oil
Howard
5%
6-
;
,i__.
Hoving Corp.
Idaho
6-15
C-
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lighting
Houston
5%
7-
1.0r
<50c
)
'
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40% < preferred
(quar.)..
iHouston
5%
5%
$1.25
Finance, common
preferred (quar.)
3%%
•Huron
5-16
$1.18%
Household
5%
6-
1
*
Lexington
Hunt
4 Vi %
12Vic
preferred- (quar.)
Housatonic
•
4 Va %
5-16
'
•■
pfd. (quar.)
sHorner (Frank W.),-Ltd., class A
(quar.)___
:Hotel Barbizon
(quar.)
i_
•
5-16
6-
(o.uar.)
-■
•
6-
6-
Joint
6-
25c
137Vic
Ltd""class"A
preferred
1
(quar.)
Chemical—
4 Vi %
30c
Corp.,
Pipe Co.,
7-
Co.
&
preferred
Finance
6-27
1
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
12Vic
$1.09%
serias
8-20
3
6
(quar.)_.
common
6-
2
6-15
Lock
35c
_—.———
87Vic
(quar.)__
com.
7-
5c
5-
1
Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power &
Light—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
5-18
1
6-
Kalamazoo
5-10
6-15
(quar.)
:Hormel
(Geo. A.)
& Co., common
8%
preferred A '(quar.)
:Horn & Hardart (N. Y.) 5%
<Hotel
5-13
6-10
1
6-15
6-
preferred (quar.)
5>/a% preferred (quar.)
5-13
5-25
{25c
Corp.,
(increased
B
4Vi%
5-25
Steel,
__
_
6-
93 %c
Machine
Aluminum
7- 1
—
<quar.)__
Lobiaw Groceterias Co.,
Class B (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
7-
5-13
common
Extra
Ix>cal
.
Manufacturing
Common
2
1
Lobiaw, Inc.,
6-15
(quar.)
Laughlln
5-14
10-17
45c
(quar.)
Johnson
Lamson
6-
30c
(quar.)— J
preferred-(quar.)—
Class
"
1
5c
E.) Co. (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)—
Electrochemical—
.•Hoover Co.,
6-
6-15
5-13
11- 1
15c
common
preferred
Joy
Kaiser
25c
5% preferred
initial)—
i
5%
6-17
20c
(Charles
:Hooker
&
5-27
—
(Edward) -Lumber
jHobart
&
Jones
1-20
6-30
Ltd.—
preferred
iHines
Jones
10-20
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)—•
1st preferred (quar.)—
5%
7-20
1
11-18
6-15
Refining (quar.)
Ranch Royalty
(quar.)———_—.
1
12-10
50c 3-17-56
6- 1
25c
6-
Oil
2-1-56
50c
(quar.)
93 %C
preferred
preferred
Johnson
(quar.)
guaranteed
1
(quar.)
Co.,
&
6-17
7Vic
Co.,
Inc.
3%%
40c
(quar.)—;___—_2_
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
A.;—;
preferred
(quar.)„
Hotels
■4%%
6
12Vic
2nd
Mfg.
Johnson
7-
preferred
iHlgbie
:Bilton
Johnson
6-17
Co
Chemical
'jtoirgins.
6-35
1
$1.37'/a
(quar.)
Paper. Ltd. (quar.)
Steel Products, common
$4.37Vi
2
7-
$1.25
(quar,);
convertible
-iBeyien
3%%
7-
7-
40c
^Hendersiiot
Hercules
7-20
|15c
(quar.)—.—
(quar.)
Glass
Corp,
Tea
37Vic
Co.
Pineapple,
iBazel-Atias
(Becla
5-31
$1.50
Light,
Mfg. Co.
Furniture
{Hawaiian
5-31
guaranteed
Special
$1.05
Mfg. (quar.)
Heinz, Inc., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
Jacksonville Gas (quar.)
Jantzon, Inc..
5%
preferred A
(quar.)
6-13
Special
7-18
1
&
6-13
7-18
10-17
$1.08%
(par.)
convertible
8-18
7-
Fireman
jack
5-13
9-10
1
97 Vic
common
6-10
50c
1
—
Utilities,
preferred
$1.76
Iron
50c
Corp
Chemical
Bartford
5-18
50c
(quar.)
Harshaw
•
5-18
$1.06'A
com.
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
Southern
4%%
6-10
6-
Iowa
50c
(quar.)
7-
quar.).
3-10
(quar.)
82 Vic
(increased
com.
_—
(quar.)
5Vi% preferred
preferred
5%%
6-30
6-
,
preferred
(A.)
5% %
5-12
10c
(quar.)
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
Barnischfeger Corp., com.
2no
5-12
5-31
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)___
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
5'/<
5-31
15c
Service,
4-22
60c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-17-55
1
31 Vic
(quar.)———
8-18
11-18
S1
I
Original
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
Special guaranteed
53 %c
(quar.)———-—•—
preferred
Public
5
(quar.)
—
A.), class A
B
Iowa
8-
$1.25
(M.
6%
5-10
5-27
—
Preferred
preferred
"9-18
9-10
12-10
8-
25c
.
/
ct'in
$1 io
__
_
8-
37Y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
25c
preferred
4.35%
6-15
(Payable in class A stock)—
Handy & Harman <N. Y.i, com
Class
1
6-
6
8-15
Stock div.
Hanna
6-
30c
(quar.)«.«
(quar.)
37Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
—
4.40%
5-31
Payable of Ret,
Share
J®', original
Original
16C
preferred
3.30%
{$1.25
common
Hancock Oil, class A
Class B (quar.)
5- 2
1
Company
^^15
Island—
4.30%
5-13
5uc
(qu-ir.)
1
from
com.
(quar.).
(quar.)—.—•—
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric, com. (quar.)—
Iowa Power & Light, common
(quar.)
4.80%
6
160c
Co.
Well
derived
Rhode
6-
Holder*
When
Name of
Original
Participating
Iowa Electric, Light &
Power,
Ltd.
Hallnor
Hamilton
preferred
$2.50 preferred
356
Interest)——
of
6-15
1955
Monday, May 16;
.
Holdere
Payable of Rec.
lrom
Participating
5-20
50c
of
_
Water
Oil
$2.50
5-27
(quarterly
Income
Co.
$1.25
Quarterly
Halllbuiton
6
and
Trust
1
RR.—-
Aiabastine
Backensack
dividend
6-13
(quar.)
&
5-
7
6-
Inc.
investment
Investors
•]r
—f—
Services—
Mutual,
6-
30c
tquar.)
Corp.
Lnne
net
5-20
1
Divchsitied
Investors
5-13
12 Vic
——_
(quar.
preferred
Gulf
Ujpsum
Investors
$1.25
(quar.)_„______—
Ohio
&
preferred
6-13
6-
11c
(quar.)——-1—
Intertypef. Corp. '^^ar.')
5
5-
20c
Water (quar.)
Gulf Cities Gas, class A
(quar.)
Gulf Interstate Gas, com.
Gull,
5-16
44c
Guilford-Chester
preferred
6-
Share
>'•
"
4-30
1
10c
10c
When
Per
Name of Company
4-30
"
•
6%
Holder$
Payable of Rec.
,
Coal,
Greer
Hydraulics
(quar.)
!
^Gregory Industries————————
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
-
When
Share
..
5-31
5-26
Volume 181
Number 5429
,
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2251)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RJUIfiE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCK8
Ranee for Previous
Year 1554
40% NOT
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14% Dec 31
1
Jan
7
9% Jan
6
5% Jan
5
1C6
32
Jan
CI
10% Dec
NOT 24
18 y* May
ACF-Brill
46% Jan 18
71% May 13
45% Mar
30% Mar
9
34
NOT
<
30
29% Dec
.
8
33
Dec 29
123
Dec
172
July 29.
12% Jan
4
£5y« Jan
3% Jan
111
12
4
4
May
4
S2% Mar 11
6
27% Mar 14
107
9
4
29
Dec
109% Jan
7
18
Jan
6
23
May
80
Jan
3
89
Apr
Dec 29
Dec
23.
141
Dec
27
45% Dec
16
7% Jan 26
209% Jan
3
122
Mar 14
38% Jan
18
112
Feb
4
107% Feb
16
14% Jan
7
16% Apr
19% Dec
4
40y« Sep 29
55% Dec
3
SO
Jan
5
97
45% Jan
4
74% NOT 17
70
Jan
6
93% Jan
8
147% NOT 26
145
Jan
24
104% Dec 20
93
Jan 20
19
Jan
3
35% Jan
18
16
July 14
124% NOT 17
51% Mar 14
94% Jan
116% Jan
35
92
Dec
20
7
6
May 12
83% Jan
18
55% May 12
11
5
28
Apr 23
19
78
Dec
29
3% Feb
16
Feb
26% Dec
35
Jan
11
1€6
Jan
4
230
£7
Jan
7
91
■
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
26% Mar 16
£8
'
Feb
18
Dec
4
32% Dec 20
4
66
Jan
4
15% Dec 20
37% Jan
4
58
Dec
20 y* Oct
21
41
Jun
15
Not
27% Mar 15
5
Jan
65
2
14 V* Jan
6
20
56% Jan
6
Mar 15
33% Jan
6
Jan
12
104% Mar
•
100
40
May
Alpha Portland Cement
2
Mar 28
May
6
3
Aluminium
v
230 % Jan
91% Feb
106
3
4
23
:
Amer
Agricultural
3%%
23
4%%
31% Feb
23
American
66
Jan
7
22% Mar 30
84
Mar 30
37% Apr
104% Apr
6%
Bank
Note
American
38% Apr 14
43% Feb
1
44% Jan
American
Can
Theatres
5%
4
4
38% NOT 29
35% Jan
18
40% Feb
American
4
60
12
71% May
American Chicle
20% Jun
11
66% Dec 21
25% Aug 12
23% Mar 17
27% Jan
27% Mar 14
15
30% Jan
100% Jan
17
Mar 14
55% Jan
3
21
148% Dec 21
140
205% Jun
30
11478 Dec 27
106
31% Jan
7
64% Sep
8
13% Dec 27
46% Feb
39% Dec
34% Mar 10
8
Jan
26% Jan
Apr
Mar 15
12% Jan
9
4
18
26
150
Jan
24
114% Jan
3
52% Jan
4
13% Mar
7
37% Jan
10
19 y4 Feb
11
Co
Jan
32
9
44% Jan 20
70
Nov
17
65
Jan
17
7% May 17
13
Jun
28
11
Jan
6
Jan
14
17% Jan
14
23% Jan
12
92
100% Jan 19
21% Feb 24
100
Jun 25
27% Dec
2
31% Dec 30
107
Apr 21
96% Jan 26
38
Mar 30
83
Apr
12% Jan
102
27% Mar
29% Mar 22
33% Feb
104% May
2
107% Feb
35% Apr
7
9
94% Jan
6
4
6c
convertible
6%
Oct 26
57
May 24
45% Dec 30
170
Oct
4
39% Jan
40% Aug 17
172
6
Apr 22
3
45% May 10
Peb
1
125% May 13
32% Dec 31
29% Feb
1
62% NOT 17
50
125
8ep 27
122
Mar 14
35% Apr
58% Feb
74% Dec
8
64% Jan
6
84
142% NOT
*
137% Jan
4
145
16% Deo
6
178% Dec
7
14% Jan
12
172% Jan 13
66% Dec 29
62% Feb 21
138% Feb 10
130% Jan 20
45% Dec 29
38% Mar 14
120% Mar
•
11% Sep 27
28
12% Jan
73
4
Jan
28
29% Jan
4
Aug 13
21%
117% Jan 18
9% Mar 14
Sep~15
26% Jan 13
26% Mar 24
94% Sep 27
17% Jan
93% Jan
52
47
Dec
29
Jan
6
6
6
20% Jan
186% Mar
Apr
31
3
1
Mar 24
27% Apr
4
24
Apr
4
103% Apr
68% Apr
11
12
4%%
5%%
39%
70
71
S3
Co
5
Co
10
com
1
50
257/s
463/g
46%
1,700
38%
39
2,400
70
70%
1,200
24%
*140
25%
2,200
148
513/a
*140
148
*140
103%
52
148
*140
108%
108%
109
49%
*49%
50
xl2%
123/4
13
*12%
13
*12%
12 3
4
12%
12 %
*35%
36%
*353/4
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
*35%
16%
18
173/8,
17%
48 3/4'
17%
167/b
108%
109%
49%
*43%
17
17
17%
13,200
14%
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
14%
21,500
44%
45%
44%
44%
44%
44%
443%
44%
10,300
64
64%
64
64
64
64%
63
63%
64
4%
4%
45/8
173/4
4%
4%
4%
4%
36 %
*32%
3,600
4%
3,100
*33%
35
66%
4%
4%
36%
100
35
35
*33
36%
X79 %
79%
79%
80
78%
79%
79%
79%
3,100
11%
11%
*11%
12
11%
12
11%
11%
600
*35
100
*26
preferred.
100
Fdry common
7
preferred
—100
*104%
106
106
*104%
106
*104%
Products
29%
29%
29
29%
2934
92
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
30%
19,300
130
40%
39%
39%
40
40
1,900
55
56
52%
53%
52%
53%
49%
52%
51%
53
10,400
*105
108
*105%
108
com
2
26%
27
*105
26%
*29
108
105
105
26%
25%
*28%
♦105
26%
30%
30%
25%
*28
108
25%
25%
25%
30%
*28%
10
30%
3,100
30%
13
12%
13
11%
11
11%
11
11%
10%
11%
10%
10%
34,800
51%
50%
51%
51%
51%
5,300
15,800
20
*29
Co
_1
*12%
Corp
5
11%
25
50%
51%
50%
51%
51
No par
37%
37%
36%
37%
37%
37%
36
373/8
36%
37%
1
45'%
45%
45 %
45%
44%
45%
42%
44
423/4
44%
cl B__No par
80%
81
80
80
78%
79%
76%
77%
76
77%
3,800
22%
23%
22%
23%
223/4
23*/4
22%
23%
23%
233/8
21,800
Co
Co
25
common
*174
7%
x31%
68%
48%
170
45
*125%
178
8%
32
69%
174
174
73/4
8%
31%
313/4
68
68
13
*170
73/4
31
66%
13
178
13
*170
48%
49
473/4
170
167%
7%
7%
30%
30%
*67
46
48%
169%
169 %
167%
45%
443/4
45%
44%
44%,
44%
125%
125%
125%
*125%
125%
*125%
67%
313/4
31%
31 %
31%
30%
31
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 %
50%
Refining com—100
100
142%
143%
141%
142
142%
17%
17%
*16%
17
*16%
American Sumatra
Tobacco
_
100
Tel Co
6c
5
184
185
182%
183%
79
182 3/b
78%
79
142
142%
16%
17
182
183 3/8
2.500
70%
1,360
24,400
47%
50%
79%
12,500
167%
32%
78%
40
8
463/«
45
78%
143
45
5,800
303/8
167%
1253/4
700
175
47%
50%
80%
67%
13
167%
32
80
*170
175
1%
68%
49%
13
30%
8
31%
170%
13
1
Co
Stores
45
660
1,400
,
1253/4
6
31%
32
4,800
50%
50%
2,700
79
1,000
79
125%
110
142%
142%
16%
16%
16%
900
1823/4
182%
183%
27,100
620
70%
71%
70%
70%
70%
25
139%
140
139%
139 %
1393/4
140%
141%
710
100
48
47%
47%
46%
47%
45%
46%
46%
473/4
31,200
25
47%
♦119%
119%
119%
119 %
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
160
100
Tobacco
com__5
9%
common
preferred
American Viscose
Corp com
preferred
..American Water
Works
Co
com
$5
prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
10
♦27%
26%
*26%
22%
22%
*28%
28%
*26%
27
♦26
22%
25
26%
*26
*26
22%
♦101%
22%
103
22%
26%
22%
102
30
43,500
59%
61
55%
56
55 %
56%
56%
563/4
37%
10,500
101%
59%
56
14
500
58%
38%
10
2,700
28%
61%
373/4
Andes
9%
*28%
60
56
Anderson-Prlcherd Oil Corp
93/4
28%
613/4
57
44% Jan
3
57% Jan 28
9%
28%
103%
38%
29% Apr
22%
.
61
38%
3
27
103-
20,100
9%
10
28
703/4
141
•102
56%
JNopar
21.80
141
63%
No par
6.25
*101%
69%
71 %
141
103%
50
6
preferred
Anderson Clayton 6c Co
22%
61%
Jan
$4
Cable
♦102
Hocking Glass Corp—
Copper Mining
9%
28%
1
22%
10
93/4
x27 %
13% Jan
Common
6c
120%
70
25
series
6c Smelt
71%
25
series
Preferred 5%%
7
106
30%
40%
6%
Wire
*104%
500
2,700
40%
8c Std
Anaconda
106
50
26%
29%
40
preferred
3
29%
*91%
100
No par
com
6c Chem
Preferred 6%
*104%
29%
100
Ltd
Motors
Amer Zinc Lead
92
29%
39%
convertible preferred
American
30%
100%
39%
preferred
American Tel
30%
*91%
*99
No par
Metals
8c
preferred
400
3,100
14%
26%
American 8ugar
3,700
46
100%
Metal
50
14%
293/4
Co
111%
45%
*26
&
30
36%
100%
prior
800
42,700
148
49%
*26
1
53%
108%
109%
*99
Corp
46
26 3/4
46%
70
13%
50
preferred-100
39% Apr 12
page 26.
;
1,300
39
50
109%
12
52% Mar 29
see
70
*99
American Snuff
5%
150
79%
Sany common—5
100
American Safety Razor
5
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No par
Amer Smelt 6c Refg com
No par
7% preferred
100
6%
*140
12
15% Not 29
For footnotes
25%
*38%
30
8
l
57,800
26%
Amer Rad
7%i
51%
24%
79%
1
45% Dec 23
23
300
*103
100%
Potash
7%
24%
No par
6
July 21
4,700
104%
103
463/8
40%
71%
12
8% Feb
263,4
103
47
46%
Jan
41'
,
40
American Natural Gas Co
Amer
24,500
65%
36%
*99
Mar
Mar
17
*623/4
*26
38% May
110
38%
39
71%
33% Jan
Jan 18
163/4
65%
*46%
38%
46%
1G0
.
17
36%
X293/4
American
Anchor
105
35%
1043/4
393/4
41% Aug 13
109% NOT 24
65
*63
36%
46%
B
6
*103
16%
17%
68
72%
American
11
35%
40%
4
33% Mar 30
17
*64
39%
Jan
52% Jan
17%
68%
*66
46%
30
NOT 23
490
*71%
45% Jan
59
1,400
65%
No par
18
11% Jan 10
29
28%
*65
No par
12
73
May 2
141% May 13
49% Apr 18
120
*27%
65%
7,400
noncumulatlve preferred—100
American Steel Foundries —No par
Apr 21
Apr
28
65
27,200
Optical Co
11
15
27%
65 Va
38%
News
72% Apr
50% Apr
50% Jan
6
40% Mar 14
163% Feb
28%
65
30
Mach
3.90%
20
28
38%
American
9
106
38%
American
3
6
33%
*105
38%
3
9% Jan
37% Feb
29% Jan
106
38%
11
7% May 12
8% Dec 31
*104%
26%
American
34
2,700
34V4
1043/a
30
4
3
500
34%
34
33%
104%
26%
13% Jan
5
41,100
30
10% May 13
Mar
500
263/8
127%
38%
American Molasses
179% Jan
85 3 4
26%
127%
26%
7
7
*83
263/8
29%
26
19
34
85%
126 %
1
13% Feb
15
*126
28%
17%
18
70
25%
263/4
65%
28%
*65
65%
*83
85
128
38%
International
30% Apr
26
28
34%
106
85
26%
X128
4,300
7%
Investment Co of 111
17
Apr
26%
128
95%
20%
common
24% Mar 16
21% Mar 14
86
26%
128
100
933/4
92%
5,800
30%
noncumulatlve
5%%
Amer
Co
Ice
10% Jan
174
85
27
92
97%
200
187%
187
75/8
preferred
7
9
86
94
183%
194
28%
190%
20%
Hide & Leather
28
180% Not
186%
40
29%
Electric
107
24% Dec 22
*27%
51%
20% Mar 14
53% Mar
*37
28%
50%
104% Mar 25
87% Apr
40
*27%
52%
31
6
*38
28%
52%
31
6
39
28%
51
24
3
39
28%
52%
Feb
Jan
41
*28
26
Dec
67
1,300
*37%
28%
98
Dec
26% Jan
17,000
33/8
30%
25
39% Jan
4,900
86%
3%
*25%
28
27% Dec 30
56%
86
3%
7%
25
107
42% Dec 31
55%
86%
*33/8
20%
Co
4
73% NOT 23
56%
85%
3%
*96%
1C0% Jan 20
57% Apr
38% Apr
553/4
88%
33/8
*30
Metal
6
56%
87
25%
Amer
46% Jan
56%
3%
30
63% Feb
7
56%
893/4
3%
96%
45% Jan
50% Oct
56%
89%
V
30
54
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
4,800
96%
11
21
8,600
30%
6%
500
36%
98
19% Jan
Jan
126
112%
*29 3/4
Machine
Apr 26
35%
112
*96%
Amer
23
35%
1123/8
30%
41% Mar 16
Jan
*121
35
111%
97
27% Jan 21
15
123
36%
113
30
30% NOT 23
19% Apr
122
112%
14,800
963/4
11
5
125
x35 %
100
73%
30%
17% Jan
8
*123
37
113
36%
112
963/4
148
98%
4
NOT
1233/4
123%
■
*30
American
24
72%
*145
*97
American
Feb
963/4
72%
,
Colortvpe Co
10
Crystal Sugar com
10
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamld Co
com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C.100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encuastic Tiling
1
American European
Secu—No par
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power—No par
8
Jan
97
148
4%%
14
90
71%
*143
30
American
25
*95 5/8
74%
American
£4% Jan
4
97
152
7%
American-Home Products
94% Oct
73%
20%
14
28% July 27
*95%
*146
29
28
Mar 25
25% Jan 20
74%
150
7%
American
27
2,200
7,400
20%
American Hawaiian
32% Oct
54%
30
1
28
53%
7%
4
Jan
54%
20%
14
£6
53%
29,300
29%
5% Apr
4
54%
109%
7%
71% Jan
1
1,700
37%
106
30
1
Dec
4% Dec 31
23%
106%
20%
Mar 14
28
23%
36%
54
102%
7%
62% Feb
Mar
2% Jun
60
3,300
20%
Chain & Cable
Gas
'
23%
97
74
x33%
preferred
American
.
293/a
76
£7
Mar 30
16
37
103
39
129
,
7%
48 % Apr
16
106%
15%
20%
7
3
18
*106
16
31%
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
106%
16
37
983/8
17%
106%
*23
97%
28
110
37%
99%
*65
110%
233/4
1963/4
10
200
110%
300
37
194%
26%
110
111
46%
23%
198%
86
11,400
106%
47
99%
196%
*126
120
47
46%
16%
33,600
134
55%
*146
37%
106%
8 3/e
250
134
7%
40
15
3%
*248
48
30%
16
27
124
*110%
3,100
90
99%
*95%
74%
463/4
600
' 22%
*87
8%
18,200
114
22 Va
20%
42% Dec 30
23
8%
21 Vs
*113
4,600
l
11% Sep
8% Jan
Dec
8%
90
100
3%
23%
*104%
Radio
33% Jan
15% Dec
37
39
American
11
8%
*87
90
22
12,500
170
203/s
114
22
31
8,200
118
.
3%
21%
114
22%
400
2,500
26%
20
44% Jan
125% Apr
124
97%
154
34
common
&
48% Jan
7%
*87
203/4
114
4
2,200
-
Corp
l
common
12.50
Ioc
27% Jan
48
74%
106
preferred
49% Jun 29
48% NOT 29
Jan
22%
37/B
•-
X303/4
V
39
54%
7
33%
Broadcasting-Paramount
Cable
29
x98%
104%
American
Dec
*96%
*148%
*28
100
4.
21%
16
*102%
9% Jan
56
100
*105%
preferred
3%
114
.
*165
21%,
16%
103%
21% Mar
43% Mar 25
16%
103%
31% May
96% Apr
16
4%
17
6
16
15
18
Sep 29
106%
36%
7% Mar 14
99
111
*106
36%
18% Jan
32% Dec
*110%
106%
37%
22% Jan
5
111
*106
36%
31
4
*110%
48%
*67
31
Jan
47%
2nd preferred 1952 ger 5%%..50
Brake Shoe Co com—No par
10
Jan
48
Amer
19% Dec
91
47%
13
convertible
*115
170
2503/4
1
com—2
31
118
*165
133
50
Bosch Arm a Corp
30%
*115%
170
423%
<
26%
117
133
100
common
31%
.
2503/4
No par
preferred
25% Dec 31
47
Co com
pfd
cum conv
4
22
83/4
31
117
*165
26%
140
50
1
85
249
3%
100
*84%
26
249
90%
common
American Bakeries
Feb
4
Jan
8%
56%
Chemical_No par
85
84
.
*133
3%
preferred
conv
26% Jan
35% Feb 23
90
98%
American Airlines
51%
140
56%
"When isued"
*30%
248
89%
par
31%
248
112%
1
42%
*136
No par
Limited
24% Jan
Dec
8%
111%
Amalgamated Leather Co com
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
3,900
42%
137
1
When issued
58% Mar 28
28 y4 May
10
new
Co of America
Aluminum
3,500
29%
250
4% preferred
100
Allls-Chalmers Mfg common..—20
3%% convertible preferred
,100
4.08%
cony
preferred
100
117
19,400
71%
29%
137
13
par
633/4
70
*246
11
Amer
4% Jan 11
♦87
Apr
28% Apr 21
136'% Apr 21
35% Jan 12
Jan
90
81 y« Apr
98
<
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
20% Jan
9
223/4
55%
100% May
16% Jan
1133/4
22%
23;
54%
92
May 12
77% Feb
3
1
113%
114
No
Nov23
Feb
8%
4
21%
Allied Stores Corp common
Feb
183% May 12
31% Mar 15
1
*87
4
21%
15
60
17
100
Inc
22%
4%
21%
37%
39
17
Industries
1183/4
170
*23%
s
27
preferred
..loo
Alleghany Corp common
l
5%%
preferred
A
100
$4 prior preferred conT—No par
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred,
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd—100
313/a
*116
*113%
62
293/a
42%
88%
27%
•165
15,200
*30%
87
170
900
3,100
83%
61%
X29
26%
120
14,400
14
68
'
88
*116
-
613%
27%
*165
38%
17
Dec
31
23%
Jan
35
31%
98%
25% Jan
105% Dec
30%
5
8%
60%
32
26%
Shares
41%
13%
8%
42%
*87
100
14%
8
31%
88%
common
14
60%
the Week
110
8%
423/4
27 %
41%
*108
14%
32%
38
34
6
Inc
41%
108%
8%
43%
88%
4
14
*32
26%
21%
40%
108%
*43
Corp. 10
1
41%
110
68
43
10
41
*108%
30
32%
Mining
May 13
68
32%
Inc
Friday
May 12
29%
22%
16
6
Gold
Thursday
May 11
30%
42%
Sales for
Wednesday-
69%
30%
1
Juneau
62
*68
5
15
Jan
30%
No par
96% Apr 26
3% Mar 29
102
70%
No par
6
22
70
30%
110
60%
Allied Mills
16
18
Dec
62%
.No par
preferred
Allen
9
39% Feb
Jan
22% Dec 29
61%
Allied Chemical 6c Dye
Allied Kid Co
23% May
3
109
;
,
109% May 13
72% Jan
£6
£6
t
26
15% Dec 30
4
Jan
:
21
Jan
8%
4%%
10'
7
8
41
40%
l
Corp
Products
7%
11
49% Apr
Express Co
■"i Aldens
Mar 25
144% Jan
Jan 21
9
1% Jan
9 % Jan
273
9
20
104
8
47
bAlco
25
106
13
57% Jan
<
'
Feb
Dec
Jan
4
115
106
Mar
May 28
20
Dec 20
26
£8% Jan
Jan
8%
25
preferred
Alaska
26% Mar 30
113
71% Jan
203
6
8%
Reduction Inc common—No par
4.50%
pfd 1961 series
100
Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry
100
5
Jan
14%
Air
4
170
6
26
-
122%. Jan
14
io
com
109
14%
10
Inc
42%
110 %
14%
2.56
Co
40%
110%
i
Addressograph-Multtgraph
3
3
210
-
Mar 15
Jan
163
33% Jan
5
Admiral Corp
4
Tuesday
May 10
May 9
ioo
Motors
Adams-Mills
14
3% Jan
18% July 28
Aug
2
: Sep 29
Jan
6
93% Apr
30y4 Jan
-18% Jan
85
-
Mar 14
5%
Adams
7
21
29
21% Dec
14
Jan
25
3% Mar 25
6
ley* Jun
72-
29
77% Jan 21
common
Acme Steel Co
27
Apr
Monday
Par
preferred
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
63% May 13
53
;
32% Apr
4
8% Jan
18
6
3
.
12% Feb
6
24
S7
ABC
18
Feb
28 y* Jan
27
Jan
2 % Jan
80
1
16% Jan
111
25% Jan
1S5% Feb
140
Feb
6
39% Jan
22% Mar
<
19
Jan
31
89
4%
Laboratories
7% Mar 23
56% Dec 30
Jan
Abbott
3
Jan
44% NOT 29
,31
Aug 20
24%. Jan
104
48% Jan
13
14
26% Dec
27% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
107
50% Dec 30
4
20% Jan
£8
39% Mar 14
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
La west
Highest
Lowest
,
37
37
630
1,600
373/4
38
37%
*105
107
*105%
107
♦105%
*105%
107
107
3934
40
393/4
39%
40
2,400
40
40
*3934
39%
40
48%
48%
47%
48%
46%
47%
47%
5,800
49%
46%
48'/a
26
25%
26
253/8
25%
26
4,900
26
25 %
253/4
25%
*105
107
15
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
..
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
(2252)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Ltr*ur
Highest
Lowest
46% Dec
Highest
21
6% Jan
3
43% Feb
14
4% Apr
7
32£
4
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
22
24% May
3
28'/. Feb
3
4
74
Dec
31
65% Jan
6
82 V* Apr
27
33 V* Jan
14% Dec 31
7
22
Dec 31
8% Oct 26
Jan
16
6
May 19
21
May 13
96% Mar 23
Jan
27
Jan
4
18% Jan
A
30
£3% Jan
6
31% Jan
4
9% Feb
17
Mar 15
28% Feb
3
6
3
Ashland Oil A
S
28
104% Feb
22
NOT 11
65
2
150% Apr 19
121% Jan 18
134% Dec
6
Dec
16
58% Jan
18
37% July 26
34% Jan
3
61
103% Oct
8
97
5
Mar
Feb
42% May 12
25
69%J4ar
20% Jail 12
34% May 12
24% May
9
40 % Jan
101% Apr
20
29
95% Jan
4
101% Dec
10
98% Jan
Jan
4
43% Deo
10
40% Jan 17
34% Jan
4
103% Jan
8
1.7
.
Mar 24
12
14% Aug 23
11
Jan
20
18% Aug 23
17% Feb
4
8% Jan
26% Jan
6% Jan
45% Jan
Jan
18
29
11% Jan
6
30% Jan
10
31% July 26
113% Dec
7'
18% Jan 11
>39% Jan
4
16% Jan
4
Feb
10
4
64
68
43% Jan
11
35% Jan
54% Jan
18
6
Jan
6
36% Jan
4
88
60% Nov
30
Dec
15% Jan
38% Mar
30
1
36% Dec 10
10% Dec
55% Dec
Jan
143% Dec
33% Jan
8
9
9% Jan
107 % Dec
99% Jan
Dec
25
13% May
Jun
17
1
10% Apr
14
■
Apr 21
13
5
107'% May
2
28% May
9
40
Jan
3
28
Mar 21
17
1% Dec
Beldlng-Hemlngway
,
Apr
4%%
18
Apr 22
1% Jan
34 y4 Apr
Mar 14
7
29
30
48% Dec
3
43
Jan
4
111% Dec
31
6
168% NOV 29
161% Feb
9
14'/a Dec
29
13 ye Jan
7
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
18
6
19
147 % Apr
6
26
2II May
2a'i May 10
16% Feb 28
81 y2 Apr
63
22
Apr
6
9
50% Dec
12
11
29% Dec
29
3
25 % Mar 14
31
Mar
27% Dec
31
26% Jan 28
33
Feb
22% Feb
3
32% Dec
30
28 % Mar 15
32% Apr
19
Bliss A
23
30
Mar 14
:41% Apr
15
Blockson
.
4
17 >t
5
40% Sep
May
5
75
Dec
29
56% May 12
88% Mar
17% not
1
24% Apr
8
20 % Mar 15
24% Apr
5
3
14% May 13
20
Jan
3
15% Mar 14
17% Jan
Bliss
15
39% Jan
3
30 % May
35% Dec 31
17% Dec 31
18
Dec 29
4
28%
3,700
59%
45%
44%
45
3
Class
.
Bond
12% Jan
11
9% Jan
14
liy8May 10-
Book-of-the-Month
74% Sep
3
62 Vs Jan
18
66% May
Borden
34% Jan
3
48 y4 Apr
17
3
53% Jan
6
3
18
96
17%
17%
19%
19%
19%
3,600
7%
7 %
7%
7%
7%
7'a
7%
7'A
7%
50,000
50%
50%
50'a
50'a
50 y4
*48%
49%
49%
49%
500
■>
8
Club
/
Dec
13
14% Jan
3
21% May
20% May 11
32% Dec
14
28 Vb Jan
3
44 V4
25% Jan
14
38
»%May
'
A
6% Jan
6
23% Jan
il
44% Dec 21
1
% May
19
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
38
•
95% July 20
;
f
Oct 25
56% Jan
28% Jan
28
100
97% Feb
6
14% Dec
'
13
83
15
22% Dec 30
82
Mar 14
33
Jan
12
36% Dec
21
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
Jan
6
85
Dec
28
85% Jan
74
<
Mar 14
27
Mar 12
35% Feb 24
30
26% Jan
•
11
51% Aug 16
31 Vb May
37% Mar 24
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
.
6 >
'
50% Jan
(
;
io%
:
!
73%
11
Jan
Jun
30% Feb ' 3
8
57 Vb
74% Nov" 8
78% Dec
14
76% Jan
4
25% Nov
12
22% Jan
16% Dec 29
11% Feb
:
1
52% Dec
31
50
25
16
23
Dec
;
16 %
16
42
41
41
41
41
52%
53%
51
52%
46%
50%
49'a
50%
8,700
16 %
16%
lu y4
16%
16%
16 VB
16%
4,700
16'/4
16
16 Vo
*41
42
*92
26%
*130
140
♦130
140
*130
107
107
107
107
*107
108
39%
62
22%
30'A
*15y2
16%
*97
3
Co_
3.50
Manufacturing Co
Brlggs A Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
-3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas com
Brown A Blgelow
Briggs
No par
2.50
100
No par
1
15
Co Inc
Brown Bhoe
i
No par
5
5
No par
1
Bucyraa-Erle Co
.
(The) Co common
85 preferred
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
11/
Bulova Watch Co
14
4%
preferred
preferred
4%W second preference
Burroughs Corp
3% %
S
.
Bush
Terminal
Co
;
f
29% Dec
10
26% Jan
6
36 y4 May
33% Jan
7
■
41% May 13
103% Jan
4
15% Mar
3
11 y8 Apr
11
4*
3;
44% Apr
Jan
6
37% May
6
16% Apr
99% May 13
91% Jan
17
21% Jan
4
33
Dec
44% Jan
4
61
July 23
For
Nov
27% July
footnotes
see
30
57% Jan
13
9
25% Jan
10
29
page
28% Mar 14
54
26.
8
3
14% Jan
60
2
6
8
<2% Jan 11
22% Jan
8
Mar 25
4%%
preferred
common
Byers Co
31
38 y4 Mar
prior
conv
3
15 V% Dec
26
5*
Butler Bros
36% Feb
28% Dec
13
.
Butte Copper A Zinc
42% Dec
6
13
97% Mar 28'
64% Feb
7
Feb 34
29
32% Jan
59
50%
52%
50
5iy4
48
20%
21'a
20%
21'a
20%
21%
20%
21'A
6,200
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
106,700
33 V4
33 >a
33 %
33 %
32%
32%
32%
v
32%'
1,700
50%
2,100
131%
43,000
243
1,026,500
50%
50%
50 y2
50%
50%
50%
133%
130 %
132%
128%
131%
130
*167%
2 i"ff
168%
167%
168%
900
13%
14'/4
14%
14%
6,500
50%
131
2
25
iff
2 A
14 y8
2 iff
32
168
168
168
168
14V2
81
53%
:
14%
79
79
79%
59%
79
*58%
2iV
14%
14
57
81
54%
120
81
*77%
57
*78
57
r.
iff
o
z
56%
56%
1,500
2 7'A
30%
29%
3oy8
30
30%
II,400
32
*31%
32
31
31%
♦31
31 y4
600
40
40'A
267A
30%
31%
30%
32 V\
27%
30 VB
28
10,900
X38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
13,900
56%
60%
59
59%
69,600
3,200
x26%
30
61 Vb
60
bl'A
22%
22%
22%
30%
*
30%
15%
17
62%
22%
62%
23 Vb
30%
*30%
15
17
16%
15
16%
/v.'
*14%
17
22%
22%
30%
30%
15 Y
14%
14%
16%
16%
17,
22%
22%
30%
30%
31
15%
*15
26%
26%
25%
27
.
16%
:
510
290
6,100
3,000
11
11%
11
11%
11
11
11
65
66
64%
65%
64%
64%
64%
65%
2,100
46
*
11
46%
45
46 y8
43%
44%
44%
44%
14,100
;
*96%
37%
38%
16 y8
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
15%
16%
16%
43%
43 'A
43%
43 %
44
42%
44
44
43'A
%
1
Iff
20
78
%
r
1
%
33%
*98%
33%
15'A
>
28
16
86%
3
Feb 21
preferred
33%
*98
99%
34%
33%
15%
15%
15%
15'a
15%
84%
84%
*83%
84%
*83%
r'25%
21
Cannon
Pacific
Mills
Ry
25
No par
25
24%
25
33%
34%
34y8
34%
11,300
20%
20 %
20%
20%
21
21%
21%
54,500
92%
*91
92%
*91
28%
27%
92%
*91%
93%
27%
27%
27%
1,500
32%
33%
12,300
"53%
53%
500
17%
39,000
28%
33%
33
33%
33
33%
32%
33
54
54
54
53%
53'a
53%
53%
x27%
28%
17%
16%
16%
!
16%
16%
17
*
16%
16%
♦89
*75
85
*86
20
91
87%
91
*89
92
*89
91
*89
91
83
*75
83
*75
83
*75
83
87
86
86
*86
87%
*86
87%
28%
29
*15%
16
*15%
16
*50
50%
*50
50%
20
28
28%
29%
19,500
28%
27%
28%
28
y4
28%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
50
*50
27%
98%
50%
27%
98%
*50
27%
97%
28%
97%
10%
llVe
10%
10%
28%
28%
28%
99%
100
*100
101
34%
35
34%
3 4'a
40
40%
39%
2%
2%
13%
13%
9'a
51
28%
2%
9
13%
9
13%
9
40%
40 y2
40%
40%
40%
36%
37 Vb
x35 Vz
2%
13%
9
40%
36
.
*97%
10%
28%
101
:
28%
28%
.-'28%
98
98
99
33
34
39
10%
10%
10%
28%
28%
'
450
12,200
600
150
39%
39%
41%
4,800
2%
2%
2%
2%
22,500
13%
13%
13%
13%
14,500
"
9
40%
33%
9
40%
35
9»A
9
40%
35
35
11,400
16
7,100
36%
16%
16
16'a
15%
16
94%
93 %
93%
92%
94%
*93
59%
59
59
60
*59
27%
28
28%
28%
27%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
30%
56
56
56
55%
55%
'55%
'59
4,400
9,200
40%
16
27%
900
4,200
94%
27%
13,700
34%
36%
*59
'
33%
:
16 y4
59
28y2
(
*90
.
101%
101
101%
95
59
32
3,400
24%
35 Vb
40 Vb
*55%
100
84
25'a
2%
*94%
*83%
34%
40 y4
16
11,400
85
25
2%
9
6,100
16%
15%
15%
15
28
29
100'A 100 y4
34% 35Va
13%
7,200
33%
33%
33%
35
40%
._5
33%
25%
*91
92 y4
97%
11%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W A C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
84.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
Canadian Breweries Ltd
No par
2,700
99%
20%
;
97%
California Packing Corp.
34
32
*98
34%
26
100
5
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Canadian
33 y2
34
32%
*98
32%
99%
x32 %
27%
No par
1%^ participating preferred
100 ~
Byron Jackson Co
——10
79%
99%
' 27%
H
29
78%
33%
15
(A M) common;
Calumet A Hecla Inc.
50
19%
78%
33%
34%
17
91
*75
19%
80
*98%
35'a
1
100
100
100
19%
78%
99%
85%
79%
33
19%
79%
,K
10,900
57,300
20
v
11,000
20%
19%
19
.
34
*84'A
25%
20^
*91 {f
28%
45
78%
20
79
33
54
50
6,800
4,700
%
5
1
Inc
8
4
21,300
50%
37%
37
10
5
'Burlington Industries Inc com
7
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
49%
50
37
:
—
Brass
Mar
30% Jan
99
54,400
Bearing Co
Feb
38% Dec 30
500
37
'
1
16% Jan
May
25%
A
12,000
2
9
*97%
*97%
16
24 y4 Jan
10% Jan
29,300
*36
99
v
13,200
16
23
26%
36%
99
37%
26% Sep
107% Nov
Dec
26
36%
37
*97'A
43%
If% Jun 29
12
25
25%
*36%
99
20%
6
8
26%
28'a
37ja
37%
3
7% Jan
2,300
43
Mar 29
3% Feb
9,000
14 Vb
20
May 13
2% May 13
32%
14 Vb
37%
SVb Jan
31
32
13%
20
91% Jan
31
32%',
13%
42%
4
3% Dec
31%
14'a
19%
12
36% Dec
33 y4
14
40%
93% Oct
4
120
.32%
14%
37%
10% Apr
4
6,200
37%
4
Jan
44
42'A
4
1% Jan
44
20
14
«3
26 Vb
44
19%
-
54
.
25%
33%
26%
H
66
H
120
90
26
*43%
37%
1V2
65%
26%
*87
90
25
44
•43%
44
26%
26
27 VB
26
14'a
*165% 166%
32'A
26%
180
8,800
33
34
50
133%'134%
2%
2 hi
58%
27%
30%
92
25%
26%
■
*89
91
♦87
91
♦43 y4
27'a
26%
28
X27%
33'A
49%
14%
*79,
30
140
107
14%
1%
800
51'A
135
107
28%
37%
99
53'A
21 %,
52%
21
*50%
50%
50%
52
51
-
135
28%
93
26%
*97%
52%
52
52'A
140
107
60
42
♦41
41'a
Rights
29 y2
99% Jan 26
I,600
42'a
7% Jan
1
16%
20%
11% Jan
July
16%
42
79% Jan
98
16%
20
Bridgeport
Rights
6
18"
16
600
21
Branlff Airways Inc
Jan
12
5,900
42%
preferred
Bower Roller
Apr 14.
100
58%
32%
16
Bush Terminal Bldg—
36% Feb
57
*32
42'A
Apr 26
16% Jan
Mar 18
15
60
57
2oy2
Apr 26
31% Mar 7<Y.
6
I
15% Jan
86y2
56%
100
92
3
8 6'a
57 y8
—100
5
2.50
8
78
87
20
6
92% Mar
■
32%
87
3,400
7;
.
32%
87
57%
19% Feb
2
33%
97%
Budd
18
58
bJ
*86
57%
22% Apr 20
73 V4 Jan
86
♦96%
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
84% Feb
Oct
33
8-3
33 %
69
33
b7%
57%
68
57%
16
5
88 '
9,500
97%
16% May 13
77% Aug 11
67
66%
5:7%
2
62% Feb
12
66
66
*96%
47% Feb 21
Mar 15 '
16
46
58'a
27
29% Jan
-
6
45 Vs
9 7'A
92% Feb 11
'
44%
57%
31% Feb 23 -4
40>
Jan 13 x
20
10
41,800
43%
%
*96%
86% Apr 22
Jan
20% Jan
11% Jan
22
J
July 28
Jan
13% Jan
60
'
450
103
58%
25
r
16
113%
*101'a
103
97%
t%
36% Feb
14% Jan
45%
4o%
112%
112%
112'A
*101%
103
58
Common
100% Apr
32% Jan
33% Aug
4
2
29
Jan
12% Jan
36
112%
*101'A
103
59%
4
81% May
34% May
6
29
Mar 11
67
34% Dec
9,700
112'a
112'a
47'/b
97y2
24% Mar 23
May 10
34%
58'A
May 13
% Apr
6
34%
34 %
46'A
97'A
5
46 y* Mar
Mar 14
34%
-
21
18% Mar 28
6
Jan
% May 13
34%
16%
31
5
100
3%*
Apr 26
38 y2 May
29% Mar 14
32% July 27
17
Dec 10
11
46,200
34%
45'a
Boston A Maine RR—
'
6,900
167A
r.
28
*37%
(The)
93%
16%
17%
112.
58
16 Vb
16 Vb
No par
1
Inc
1.25
91%
16%-
55
*51
*135
107
28
•>
94%
16%
16 Vb
34'A
68'A
33
86y2
54
5
♦7%
92'A
8
16%
47 >A
33
7%
97.
7%
86%
*101%
2,900
8
7%
95
8%
8
95%
•
preferred
2
14
Dec
16% Aug
18
19%
A
Borg-Warner Corp common
9
Dec
99
7
*17'a
19%
Vb
Boston Edison Co
7
59 y4 May
39
12
r\
19%
•
29
98% Jan
13
49% Jan
11
19%
•
6
Mar 23
35% Dec
Co
400
17 v2
15
July 29
2,100
19%
*85
57%
16%
*41
5
Inc
Stores
11%
17%
46 y2
68
No par
B
,11%
ll'a
19%
34%
Bohn Aluminum A Brass Corp
11%"
18
44
Boeing Airplane Co
160
15
50%
/
7.50
Bon Ami Co class A
1,500
152
*11%
7%
1
2.50
Co
Chemical
57%
*56
14 Vb
*11%
19%
♦17%
4
Laughlin Inc
11%
5,700
*148
150
150
610
44%
43%
57%
56%
58%
*11 Vb V 15
*11
11%
31,400
100 %
100
43%
42%
156
151
12%
*11
44%
100
26%
-35
34%
35 Vb
100
100
100
30
5,700
50%
*22%
26%
34%
35%
.
57%
58%"
*11%
11%
35
155
*152
13%
11
'
57%
59
156
*12%
100
87% Mar 17
93% Jan
58%
5
Co
*22%
43^4
rights
(B W)
59%
•:C28%
*22%
45%
32%
14 'A
Co
51
)
3,100
" 1,300
2,700
42
49%
•
100
99%
44
new
26
100
♦154
59%
41%
*99%
42%
42
100
*51
35% '
59%
59%
59%
51%
52%
99%
,
144 %
100
"
*22
35.'%
24%
143%
*99%
42 %
42%
100
2,300
60%
60%
145
143
60
59 ja
59%
59%
50
109
♦107
60
*
145
144%
28%
28%
108
59%
59%
59%
21 Vb
107%
107
*106
147
28 Vb
28%
28%
28%
105%
59%
35%
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) corns
4%% pfd series of 1951
100
Black A Decker Mfg Co
1
Blaw-Knox Co (Delaware)
10
■'
14% Jan
8
2,400
100%
10
preferred
7*
19
17% Jan
13% Jan
26 7A
59%
100
Finance
Common
3
Apr
170
36% Feb
4
26%
52%
1 peso
Best A Co
1
Best Foods
1
Bethlehem Steel (Del) com_No par
48% Jan
6% Jan
26%
51%
Benguet Consol Mining Co
50% May 11
Jan
Aviation
Beneficial
3
101% Jan
Corp
preferred
Benuix
7
14
i-
Aircraft
Bell
Bsll A Howell Co common
59% Mar
32% Dec
26
26%
145
10
1
1
Co
16
22% Feb
4
Jan
31,500
27
X28%
$
50
RR
Packing
15
101
8
Jan 27
23
13%.
27
42
1
Feb
38
30% Jan
38
1,200
13
27
100
100
pfd
42 V* Apr
May 12
1
23
27% Jan
27 Vb
13 Vb
Xl05%
108
"
2.50
(A B) 4%%
Beech-Nut
6
19% Mar 15
% May 18
Beck Shoe
Beech Aircraft Corp
17% Jan 25
Nov
'
27
12%
41%
50
,.
Inc
Mills
Beaunlt
.
Beech Creek
6
17
48
preferred
44% Jan 24
Jan
6
30
27
i3y»
35%
A—100
Inc
34% May
13% May 12
96% Mar
;
2
29% Feb
6
;
Mar 18
96
30% Jan
9% May
•7%
27 y4
13
100%
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common
12.50
3%% conv prior preferred—100
4%% preferred
100
.
6
28
22
65% Apr
IV2
26%
13%
26%
27
7%
27'a
13
>
*99 y4
Bath Iron Works Corp
•
54% Mar 24
31
144% Jan
7'%
13%
24%
100
2,900
7%
27 y4
7%
27%
51%
21
7%
7%
7%
80
100
*20%
21
*20%
21
2,91)0
100
101
*99
100
*99
*20%
21
41%
preferred series B
4%%
Apr 29
140% Feb 28
27
; 10
•
102
,
6
Dec
24
33
34:%
102
1
17% Apr
6
31% Dec
18
14%
33
100%
100
4% preferred series C
100
Baltimore A Ohio common
100
4% noncumulatlve preferred_100
Bangor A Aroostook common
50
Convertible 6% preferred
100
Barber Oil Corp
10
Barker Brothers common
10
25
24
25
90% Jan
14%
33%
101%
97
17%
34%
112
.
Jan
22% Jan
Dec
100
15
33
34%
59%
Corp
(T)
4ya%
72% Mar 29
17% Jan
4
9
17% Apr
20% not 26
•
14%
34
*20 %
8
May 10
42
85
21
41
Dec 29
35% Sep 10
14% Oct 23
28% Dec
15%
101 %
21
95
17
34
112
12
22% Mar 14
Jan 11
2
31
9% Jan
32
14%
X33%
34%
1
s
104% Feb
90% Nov 22
26
j
66% Jan
3
-
50% Jan
133
Jan
tl
69
8
14% Jan
22
40% Jan
37%
15 y4
41
Babcock & Wilcox Co
5
47% May
12
9
56 % May
40% Oct
20% Jan
107
Jan
83
17% Sep
11% July
Jan
105
100 V2 Feb
40% Dec
24% May
38%
15
(The)-No par
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton Corp
13
e Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
No par
Babbitt
34JA May 13
113 Vu May
29
19
31
Dec 29
Dec 30
86
t
18
Mar 24
Nov 26
32
Jan
.
24% Mar 30
Mar 31
109
9
4
14
8% Feb 10
114
66
13% Dec
7
6.600
20,000
37%
100
No par
Austin Nichols common
No par
con?
prior pref (61.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
Atco Mfg Corp (The) common
3
62.25 'cony preferred
No par
Atlas Tack
.
Mar 30
54
20
107
98
8% Apr
17
18
6% Mar 14
Not 23
8
8
-
Jan
107
29
75% Dec
7
11
42% Jan
Dec
7
4% Jan
<
7
49% Dec 29
4
4
22% Feb
convertible pfd series
4%
Jan 11
18
14
Mar 21
19
24% Sep
4% Jan
14% Jan
Mar 14
Feb
27% Jan
37%
147%
.20
(Toting)
Common
4
May
4
14% Jan 25
11% Mar 23
5
;
156
18
Jan
16
May 26
74%
37
377A
Atlas Powder—
59% May
47% Mar 14
131
NOT 26
17
73%
146%
—I
Atlas Corp
48% Mar 31
j
2
52% Dec
10% May 28
6
v
74%
37%
59%
new_No par
Atlantic Gulf A w i SS Lines—
Ex liquidating distribution
Atlantic Refining common
10
.100
Preferred 63.75 series B—
3
28
71%
36
59%
100
preferred
75
23%:', 29%
Atlantic Coast Line RR
8
Feb
138
4%
Mar 17
101
3
39% Dec
60
5
60% Jan
i
6,100
10,500
2,800
74%
101 %
c-108
50
Preferred
50
Atlantic City Electric Co com—10
26%
26%
X25%
26%
Topeka <Jc Santa Fe—
41
26%
76%
7%
Common
41
26 y4
27%
13 %
1
100
10
1st preferred
6.25%
Associates Investment Co
60% May 13
1
18% Nor 30
27% Jan
4
16
/
40'a
26
75
27%
Corp—
Common
7
111% May
8
62% Feb
49
29
2nd
Jan 25
1,300
40%
4%
26%
15%
21
Refining Co
Shares
4%
41%
40%
41%
4%
4%
5
*4%
5
77
♦100
No par
5
May 13
27%
,.
34%
common-_1
Corp
Friday
May 12
41
42%
15%
No par
2.50
1
preferred 61.50 serles__No par
Atchison
;
38% " 36%
Carpet Co Inc
Artloom
30% Apr
26% Mar 14
111% Dec
4
Jan
Constable
Arnold
5
76%
Arvin Industries Inc
14% Jan
25% Apr
NOT 29
10
5
com
preferred
63.75
3
22
9
Associated Dry Goods
13
92
Armstrong Cork Co new
20
12% Jan
14% Apr
8
64% Jan
Illinois
7JA May 12
14
26% Jan 18
29% Jan
of
Co
A
Jan
24
3
92% Jan
Armour
102% Apr
19% Mar
26
26%
issued"
"When
Apr 27
10
35% Apr 28
May 12
33
10% Nov
23
6
5
10
Corp
Steel
Armco
16% Feb
13% Jan
102% Dec
6
13
93% Jan
41
May 12
36
8% AprJO
41%
Oil Corp
Argo
Thursday
May J1
*4%
4%
No par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Sales for
the Week
Wednesday
May JO
'i
•
5
Products Co Inc
A P W
Ma? 9
Par
EXCHANGE
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
39% Mar 15
d%Dec 31
11
2% Feb
Range «mCi Jan.
1964
Year
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Baage tar
15%
94%
20
-
60
50
27%
27%
28
2,100
31%
31
31%
66,400
56
55%
55%
500
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5429
181
(2253)
i
NEW YORK STOCK
Year 1954
Lowest
'
13
17V* Jan107
27 y8 Dec
4
Jan
126
5
since
Lowest
29
Jan.
NEW YORK
1
6
327a Apr
25
37
Jan
12
Carborundum
2772 Jan
36% Apr
6
7
31
25% Dec
30
23
5
63% Dec
31
5572 Jan
7
4
62% Apr
13
56% May
493/4 Mar
4
1
537a Mar
Mar
1
56
Mar
18
Jan
6
197a Mar
13
Jan
13% May
113
20% Nov 22
7
19% Dec
3
11
Mar
117
Mar 15
4
267a Jan
66
3
May 13
/4
64% Feb 13
29
1572 Mar 14
4
1297a Feb 26
120 72 Jan
3
1267a Feb
85"% Dec 27
7974 Jan
4
100% Apr
50 % Apr
105 % Sep
16'/4 Apr
1027a Feb
121
4
11574 Mar 16
lO
26% Dec 29
28
1077a Jan
4
105% May
8
20% Mar 15
Nov 26
66% May
4
81% Dec 30
77% Jan
16
Jan
4
30% Dec
27
15% Jan
11
19% Dec 21
293/4
307a
297a
307*
303/8
30%
34
33
33%
327*
33
32 7a
33
34
347i
33%
3474
333/4
33%
33 74
333/4
33 7*
34
Case
Oct
28
21% Mar 12
20
4% Jan
4
31
8% Dec 20
Jan
6
Jan
19% Apr
22
3
7% Jan
6
107a Apr
18
63
3
88
27
147a Jan
31
47% Dec 21
112% Sep 30
457. Jan
5
109
Jan
Jan
Mar 14
21
Mar
Mar 15
112
preferred
587a
583/4
58%
7,000
52%
52%
527a
527a
5974
60
X583/4
593/a
52%
53
52%
x52
52%
53
♦52
537a
*52
18%
1153/4
1167a
18%
18%
187a
29% Jan
18
.713% Jan
19
20
Foundry Co.
Georgia Ry
18%
B
872 Jan
437a Jan
7
497a Feb
Apr
5
Mar
9
467a'
467a
45%
467a
*104
105
.;
105
*104
23
124%
125
125
80
*79 7a
80
80
293/4
287a
297a
29
29%
28 3/a
*1974
193/4
193/a
19%
*1974
197a
19%
217a
217a
2174
217*
2174
21
223/4
23 74
23%
1,600
9,400
16%
1247a
100
91
,2,100
46
!
.
92
46
2,100
*103 7a
106 7a
23
23%
233/4
24%
125
125
830
18
123
105
*104
227a
125
21
9%
9%
6174
617a
61
125%
1257a
1267a
807a
79%
80
•
'
'
80
81
2'9
29
29%
19%
1974
19
2174
*20%
21
88
87
*87
2,600
11,200
*110
-
of N
j
ClaSs B
Central
10
:
9 7a
4,700
6174
5,900
87
867a
87
877*
87 y4
700
17%
17%
17%
17%
7,300
46%
46%
467a
46%!
1.800
*86
17%
18
♦463/4
48
1107a
>,
v
90
27
26%
277a
4,400
28
28
2874
28%
900
2974
28 v*
2874
*28
2874
287a
28%
1,000
327a
/
32 3/6
3274
32 7a
327*
32%
323^
323/8
21,600
15%
157a
15%
15%
153/4
153/4
167a
16 7a
1374.
123/4
12%
123/4 ; 123A
453/8
45
453/a
44
26%
253/4
267a
4574
45%
46
110
26%
2874
287a
16
267a
110
273/4
28
12 74
*■
110
110
1107a
27
j
447»
—10
v
"
V.-.
29
28%
32%
*15%
97a
617a
27%
287a
327,
Violeta
974
6174
17%
273/4
28%
*28%
—50
—
South West Corp
8c
Central
9
61
111
287a
28
93/4
61-/4
"47
*28 3/a
J class A—50
2,500
974
61%
87
111
preferred
3,400
7*
9%
.
♦1107a
4%%
V"
64,100
:
410
613/4
9%
47
Chain Belt -Co—
237a Mar 14
14
477a*
47
17
31
48
4774
122
630
"a-
537a
1674
91%
46%
18
28% Dec
4
90%
No par
100
12
4
937a
173/4
17
12% Jan
3/a'
93
17%
14.3/4 Feb
33% Jan
16
124
122
947a
17%
6
507a Apr
2878 Feb
16 7a
123 7a
1237a
94
No par
377a Mar 14
10% Nov 29
16%
*122
29%
5
Sugar CO
-9.50
Century Ribbon Mills——No par
Cerro de Pasco Corp—
I
Certain-Teed Products Corp
1
41% Dec 30
16%.
18
793/4
100
4
4
167a
183/a
1167a
*52
*18 74
.
53%
9574
22 3/a
—1
No par
of
preferred series
Apr
v207* Jan:
16%
*115 7a
*52
123%
Central Illinois Light com
29% May 2
3674 Feb 11
14% Nov 26
2874 May
29% May
r i63/4
16%
1153/4
9574
5
Central RR
31% Dec 29
Dec
5874
61
52%
*122
No par
20
Central Illinois Public Service
25% Dec' 28
,
1,900
*1153/4
*
Corp common
5
6
.
8,700
66 y4
18%
preferred series A_100
2
4
6% May 27
247a
66 74
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Mar 11
26
ry
24
66
52%
100
10
common
4.20%
ctinv
Central
17
15% Jan
Jan,
24%
65
105
: "'5 7o
Apr 26
DeC
8
26
25% Dec. 28
10% Feb
24
65
125
Central
1
517a Feb
7
21
18
6
24.
Apr
'
15% Mar 15
23%
24%
64 s/a
607a
12.50
^
Central Agulrre Sugar Co
29
7974 Jan
8
24
64%
*103
5%
25
3774 Jan
19
24%
64%
Celanese Corp of Amer com—No par
7%
2nd preferred-.
.
100
20
Apr
28
19% Jan
11674
247a
647a
48
27
22
105% Dfec
11674
243/4
48
Celotex
Dec
38% Jan /8
116
*52
1
common
3,200
64
100
Preferred
7
3274 Mar
27
Co
9,700
3,100
*
247a
50
General Corp
I)
47a%
8?
15% Dec
series
$3
&
(J
18
Apr
82
40% Dec
4
116
"When Issued"
3
54% Mar 24
12% Jan
Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
7% preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
13
23% Mar 25
-
303/fc
33%
5
2674 Jan
126 % May
1874 Jan 2«
18
•
29%
34 Va
27
4572 May 12
Jun"
Shares
303/4
Carriers
27
101 %
the Week
34
Preferred
15
17
May 13
30
(The)
.
3
19% Jan
Jan
Friday
May 12
'
44% Feb
Sales (m
Thursday
y
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry.100
Carolina Power & Light
No pair
Carpenter Steel Co—,
5
Carrier Corp 1
10
4 72 % preferred series
50
3
46% Jan
Jan
Wednesday
May 11
1
8
-
112
Tuesday ,*
May 10
5
Carey
2
51
407a Jan
Dec
Monday
May 9
Par
Capital Airlines Inc
307a Mar 14
22
20%. Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
227t Jan
40% Apr 12
30% Nov 17
5
Jan
Range
i
.
Highest
8% Jan
28
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
17
,46
,
25%
t
■.'«< 4574
123/4
2574
tV
437a
25%
44%
26 I
4574
13
42
40
45
j
400
*12 7a
12%
2,100
42 7*
..
43%
13,000
25%
26
*44 7a
8,000
4574
J
700
:
Champion Paper «fc Fibre Co—
33
■
11
Jan
98% Jan
22
60
Nov 22
50
5
108
Mar 17
105
30
j
4% Feb
2
38% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
25% Jan
5
53% Dec
33% Jan
4
46% Dec 31
84.% Jan
14' Jan
13
May. 12
17
9
93% Jan
247a Dec 30
21% Jan
18
'30% Dec 30
-; Jan
18
;;
5
18% Jan
-
4
28
;
27% Jan
y 19%
1
5% Jan
:
4
10
Jun
Dec"17
385/a Dec
4
127* Mar
,
38%
Dec
31
6
Dec
21
52% Dec 29
£
10% Jan
11 -J" 17% Dec
30
1474 Jan
29 >-•34% Feb
9
3074 Jan
497a Dec
22
397a Jan
1187* Dee
10
10872 Jan
30% Aug 31
63
Jan
5
-7% July
117a Jan
94 -
11
6
5
.
•
•
Dec
29
107a Aug 30
21% Nov 18
'''•
'/ 17b Jan
4
Dec
31
5 ::;-i678 Dec
31
4
88
66
21
Feb
56% Feb
5
367a
387a
7%
7%
77*
7%
*4572
53%
53%
♦94
v
105
107
46
453/4
533/8
52
96%
96%
23%
213/a
213A
21%
21%
3/4
%
'V
427*
403/«
40%
467a
523/4
24,500
*45
52
51%
98
237a
21%
21%
3/4
u
40%
977a
23%
317a
24%
317a
21%
227a
36,300
%
288,600
21%
3/4
3/4
407a
*40 7a
40
40%
,
500
*947*
33
Ih
407a
407a
\' *
40
i
•
.
700/
2174
213/a
217*
2174
No par
183/4
1834
187a
187a
18
1874
17%
18
17.%
17%
26%
27%
2674
277a
26 3/4
273/4-
267a
26%
26%
27
65
65%
18%
63%
65
i
64%
66
633/8
657*
63%
643/4
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
')
1
•
:
•
500
\
.
'
i
•
21%
J
?.
'
200
41
40
j'
1
4,700
'
No par
pfd——100
Class 'B———.
,!
200
23%
40%
3/4
40 Va
40
40
46%
2,900
■
1,700
>
•
13;
'14274 "Mar
11
101 %
Feb
-35
May 23
1 V':: 72% Dec
21
29"
Jan
66% Jan
11% Apr
207a Feb
18
25
9
237a Jan
4
10574 Oct 15
10074 Feb
Jan
12
8i7i Aug 12
5972 Jan
287a Jan
11
49
97a Jan
5
177a Dec
14
98% July 22
4
277» Jan
10474 Sep
22
3772 Dec
3
35
21% Dec
47
.
V
9
; 5
27
-
19%" Apr.27
58 ; Apr V'4
7 *
18
.
82% Apr 26
V
Chicago Rock 1st & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow/Cab——
NO par
Chlckasha *;cotton Oil——,
10
Chllds Co common——-..—
—1
5 % eohveftible preferred
.25
Chile Copper Co—.
25
(Chrysler Corp —
25
100
/
■
183/4
18
1874
17%
17%
17%
18
36
*■
363/4
36 Yb
363/4
35%
36
35%
36%
45%
4374
*120 ;
433/4
43';
447*
42%
•115
437*
437*
43 %
18
133
«
*115
-
133
983/4
99
10%
10%
15%
133
16 ?'
-
r
101%
98%
•997a
97
133
6,200
i-v
*115
133
987a
987a
♦10%
117*
11
♦15%
-
1174
*1572
1174
16
V
11
*157a
17
43/4
43/»
17 y»
4%
797a
16
4%
807*
*46
-
4%
17%
1674
483/4
*46
'1174
167a
4%
167*
16
*46
7974
477a
46%
167*
46%
X75%
"473/4
773/4
4%
4%
77 3/a
74%
.
9*
h
5,500
H
-
99
7,300
11
„
1,100
*153/4
167a
4%
4%
75%
167*
8,600
1
'
'
'
,
Aug
Nov 23
43
17
•'
273A Apr
6 *'
1047a May 9 '
75; Feb 18
50% Feb
1
16
18 ;
Mar 14
52% Feb
15
Jan
4
74
Jan
27
3374 Jan
4
170
May 12
877a Sep
7
5372 Jan
4
107
19% Jan
94
Jan
26
5772 Dec
210
163/4
467a
76
i
10,800
46%
757a
|J
200
•
*157*
■
6
Feb
14
1977a Apr 20 ?
99
May 11
717» Jan
4
93
Dec
27
92
Jan
Dec
31
65
Jan
28
28
Mar
4
18
July
9
247a Dec
Jan
7
5974 Nov 22
32% Mar 25
427a Dec
29
31
3% Aug 30
43
Dec
22
12
142
Oct
6
Jan
6
104
Dec
22
107% Oct
18
89
Dec
10
3874 Jan
7
8674 Jan
4
869
72
17
68
37
132% Jan
12574 Mar 17
976
15
Jan
27
4
Feb
53
191
1107. Dec
44
3
22
27
75% Sep
2 7a May
227a Mar
Apr
13
63 72 Nov
22
Jan
4
7574 Apr
\
1,700
«
240
77,200
207, Mar 14
56
80'J/4 May
Jan
4
457a Jan
34% May
4
2% Jan 17
4
Apr
473/4 Feb
393/4 Mar 14
Cleveland &
;
9
112
Feb
14
111% Jan
6
127
Apr
15
18
990
7%
14874 Mar 14
9
990
Apr
50% May
Apr
9572 Mar
3
90
157a Mar 24
2472 Dec
31
21
Mar 14
267a Apr
18
407a Sep
4674 Dec
31
45
Jan
6
4872 Feb
15
52 7a Dec
31
4974 Jan
27
Dec
1272 Jan
20
1
Jan
17 74 Jan
14
2072 Mar
6
Collins
7
41
Mar 22
50
Jan
29
61
31
59
Jan
6
7474 Apr
Apr
30
587a Nov 30
56
Jan
17
66
14
6
98
Apr
15
4
32
Apr
21
417a Feb
3
887a Dec
21
417a Feb
2
88
Dec
21
127a Jan
4
1672 Dec
23
79
Jan
29% May
63
Mar 29
Apr
1974 Jan
12
6872 Jan
4
4174 Jan
11
80
Jan
7
98
Apr
29
May TO
31
Apr
31
30
May
3
397» Jan
17
79
May
6
857» Feb
457a Mar 22
513/4 Jan
267a Jan
11
317a July 15
2874 Mar 15
3174 Feb
14
6172 Dec
547a Jan
6
79 7a Mar 24-
347a Jan
8
12
3074 Dec
6
27% Feb
7
77a Jan
4
1372 Dec
23
12% Jan
45% Jan
10
4
10774 Apr 26
5
Jan
4
477a Aug *3
1107a Dec 30
267s Dec
27
108
Jan
337a May
17% Apr
51% Feb
6
110
5
23% Jan
447s Jan
5
1574 Jan
Jan
7
12% Jan
4
18% Feb
17
127a Feb
11
227a Oct 20
18
Jan
6
273/4 Feb
11
3374 Dec
14
3674 Dec
33
Mar 11
36% Jan
3
17
Dec
6
8
1772 Nov
3
25
Jan
26
2174 Feb
4
33
57. Jan
4
117a Dec
30
10
7
1274 Feb 21
9% Dec
28
Jan
11
7% May 10
7
Apr
387a Jan
8
10574 Jan
5
113
Nov
24
1067a Jun
7
1097a Feb
1
107% Mar
3
109
42% Jan
7
6874 Nov 23
61
Jan
1017a Mar
6
7
6
10174 May 25
2074 Jan
4
49% Aug
105
5
Sep 22
307a Dec
30
277a Jan
10072 Jan
4
7974 Nov 24
21
10674 Dec 27
723/aJan
101
Mar
25
4
27
7
4
Jan
3
69% Jan
28
10
367a May 10
13
54 72 Jan
Mar
10572 Jan
6
31
4
Jan
112
11
105% Dec
90% Jan
96
Jan
Jan
507a Mar
46% May 12
108
Mar 16
10874 Apr
•
14
Feb
18
1037a Jan
5
83
*146
104
10572
*103
122
123
146
*146
121%
3
4174
147
107
*146
:
*102%
122 74
121%
*910
*910
217a
21%
4,200
753i
26,500
3
41%
*146
106
*104
122 74
Southern
Ohio Elec—5
1
10
Publishing
Mills
523/4
513/4
52 74
51%
53%
52 74
53 7a
9274
92 %
92%
92 74
92 74
92 74
93
19%
1874
19
18%
18%
18 74
187a
18%
18%
3,000
24
24%
24
243/a
23%
24 Va
23 Va
23%
23 %
23%
22,900
477a
47 5/a
47%
473/4
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
1,100
58
58
58
57%
573/4
58
57%
57%
29
297a
29 7a
29
29
16%
163/4
16%
31%
30%
31%
79
79%
79
79
*78%
79%
493/4
5074
49
4972
x48 %
49
30%
56-34
68
320
160
643%
200
85%
85%
1,300
28%
28%
2,300
*85 7a
86%
1,200
.
29
29
».
1,800
16%
16%
16%
30%
30%
30%
31%
*78%
79%
*78 7a
79%
80
4774
48%
477a
47%
7,700
307a
30%
30%
30%
6,400
30 3/a
30%
30%
68%
66%
6774
667a
66 '/a
63%
66
64 7a
65
52 7a
52%
52%
52%
307a T317a
673/4
68
1672
16%
31
68,800
3,800
,
3,700
10,800
53
537a
52%
23
227a
22%
22
22%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
10,800
407a
393/4
407a
393/4
40%
39%
407a
39%
40
11,800
Co—No par
874
8 3/a
874
874
*8%
8%
874
8%
8%
87a
2,500
10
197a
19 3/8
18%
19 7a
18:!4
19
X187*
18%
18%
18%
5,600
No par
237a
24'/a
23s/a
23%
23%
23%
2374
23 7a
23%
23%
5,300
•
337a
337a
323/4
33%
32%
32%
32%
♦327a
32%
1,300
.1574
517a
Xl5'/a
51
X50
:—No par
1
Consolidated Foods Corp——1.337a
Consolidated Laundries Corp
5
Consolidated Natural Gas—
10
Consol RR of Cuba 6% pfd
100
Consolidated Retail Stores Inc——1
Consolidated Textile Co Inc.;
10c
Consumers Power Co com
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
109 3/a
preferred
Electronics Ind Corp—
—10
Common
preferred
—1°°
Continental Baking Co com—No par
4%
preferred
Can Inc common
preferred
2972
16'%
153/4
$3.75
87
33
157a
Continental
86%
167a
50%
$5.50
29 74
88
32%
Coppermines Corp—5
v
28%
88
56%
*63
290
393/4
Consolidated Cigar Corp
$5
29%
88 3/a
Consol Edison of N Y com—No par
Consol
22,500
*910
*910
52 7a
92 74
22%
Corp—!
Consolidated
50
300
4,000
1
25
Cc
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
..
107
121%
53%
Solvents
Nast
147
8,800
3,200
2,900
52 74
Credit Co
Edison
3
41%
160
93%
3074
Combustion Engineering Inc
12174
50
7a
52%
51
*92
197a
293/4
par
3
417a
147
*29%
Inc_—No
50
21%
30
issued)—4.
2,500
75
29%
Cone
9
4
24
147
10572
122
3'/a
41%
687,
44
89
Commercial
6
3
417a
~10
100
109 7a
75
3074
2.50
Commercial
3
14
com—100
3
3
42 74
68
44
89
11
11
207a Jan
50
B
21
*99
1097a
200
767a
3074
Conde
-40% Jan
No par
—
13
247a Jan
No par
146
105/2
12174
*910
3
41%
21%
21%
22
667a
*190
45%
87
87a Dec
247a May
No par
37s
42
44%
83
4
1874 May 12
217a Mar 14
-1
76%
44%
687a
88%
Commonwealth
27
37%
*75
*75
*42 7a
'
99
110
87%
9
237a Jan 26
363/4
21%
*109 7a
89 74
20
2374 Jan
74%
36%
3 /a
41%
1
68
683/4
1097a
8974
263/4 Peb
5
75.
37 74
68%
109%
89%
477s Jan
1974 Oct 29
72%
683/4
11072
89%
6
2,000
35%
*687a
*109 7a
68
25
170
67
75%
*98 7a
%
69%
109%
6774
200
64%
387a Mar 14
2,500
36%
99
*190
-
*66
1972 Jan
1,800
21%
102
7374
99
99
667a
66 %
200
*63
4674 Feb
1,900
377a
x353/a
♦190
67
&
47 7t
763/4
*98
66%
663/4
200
420
14%
367a
99
663/4
*190
'
2,900
105
733/4
67
200
64
8
1772 May
21%
101%
66%
30
87a Jan
21%
102%
64
4874 Dec
17
21%
*1013%
6772
5372 Nov 24
874 Jan
21%
65
Columbus
37
1027a
67%
(when
4778
21%
65
B
i
.*14%
*1017a
101%
213/4
103
69
227a Dec
Jan
37
65
4
6
36%
643/4
1574 May 11
533/8 Jan
37
*67%
36 7e Jan
12
47%
14%
105
36
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
44
Jan
213/a
102
14%
100
Class
16
22
213/4
1037a
37
47
*1017a
773/4
Corp
Columbia Gas System
3
5374 Dec
37
/
15 '
4,600
15,000
24,400
37%
100
preferred series
Clas» B
4
Feb
367a
48 3/a
105
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
Class A "when Issued"
31
89
37
♦1017a
49
227,
4%
23
3472 Dec
14%
105
48 %
2274
77
noncumulative 1st pfd
4%
13
22
17 7a Feb
1574 Mar 14
..,"47%
1574
*1017a
.
76
common
Colorado & Southern Ry
15
45
48%
105
46 7a
44%
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
572%
4874
'
62%
*42 7a
—
Alkman
&
49%
267a
104
627a
*75
preferred-100
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp—No par
Colgate-Palmolive Co com—
10
$3.50 preferred
No par
4
9572 Sep 16
207a July 28
preferred
47%
15 r
48%
.
*103
75
cumulative 2nd
4%
18
627a Jan
6
Inc
15%
49
26
62
43%
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody 8c Co com
7
4
Foods
497a
r
26
103
64 3/a
1
No par
4%
Corporation—
Clinton
4
25%
10474
647,
104
43V2
Pitts RR 7%
CHmax Molybdenum
10
1007a Mar
Clevite
x48
157a
*10172
367a
21%
48%
253/4
25%
1037a
647a
253A
25%
104
X647a
stock—50
—
Special guaranteed
2
13372 Jan
preferred
26 ye
25%
10372 1047a
65
643/8
48%
/
47%
No par
gtd—50
Illuminating com_Nopar
Elec
$4.50
<
*102
67
*190
*58
685/a
1097a
75
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
457a May 12
25% Feb 14
111
10
,
Cleve
4
9
73
100
Investing Co common—-—5
100
preferred
City Products Corp.
No par
City Stores Co common
5
474% convertible preferred
100
Clark Equipment Co
20
C C C & St Louis Ry Co com
100
4
Jan
427a Feb
10874 Mar 30
i———1
No par
20
No par
j
■
..
No par
.-
preferred
57a%
15
105 74 Apr
4%
City
Mar 15
2
24
407a Feb
27
3
70% Jun
Feb
Mar 10
Common
Cincinnati Milllhg Machine Co—10
C I T Financial Corp——NO par
Cities Service Co new
3
1037a Mar 11
11
3
5
24
Mar 24
Dec
101
Jan
407a Aug 13
14
1013/4 Apr
14
1774 Jan
457a Mar 14
-
;
•
j
T
367a
*120
$3
t
19,000
'
3774
187a
11; 44-
5
convertible preference—No par
■'
2
Feb : l
-5%'. Apr
•
Chicago Pneumatic .Tool com
'
£ 227a
17
13% Mar 14
May
series .A noncum
5%
Chic & North" Western:, com—No par
5% preferred series A——100
5374 MAr .1
Mar 15
f
v,
May 11
3974 Mar 10
■:>
6
9% Feb 14
15% May " 3.
3
v.
43,500
*
Cincinnati Gas 8c Electric—
.9772 Jan
•!
,!
2,800
*31%
33
417a
U
*41
.
77a
517a
23%
*31%
413A
77a
1
1
24,600
77a
»•
:
70
3774
♦46
97
247a
317a
1,300
107
3674
♦947*
963/4
23%
52
*5174
*105
363/6
7
523/4
31%
967a
51%
105
357a
45%
5274
*45
32
215/a
V
•105
24%
2474
*313/4
—
Chic Mil w St Paul 8c Pac
19% Mar-10
21
-
'
7% Jan
20
27% May 11
45% Feb-16
26
62% Jan
;
387a
7%
4674.
40
—
51%
52
523/4
1057a
37%
'
17%
35% Mar ' 2
.Oct
A
51%
523/4
1057a
39
73/8
•
—
> Apr 18
197a Apr
Cab
5274
108
37%
Chicago Corp-TThe)
1
Rights;;
Chicago Great Western Ry com—50
5% preferred
—50
Chicago Ihd 8c Louisville Ry cl A-25
2
23
V
Class
3
--42%. Mar IT
V
.6
-
3
May
1
21
1578 Jan
Jan
4474 Mar
19
12 V Jan
6
26
52
*106
Manufacturing—_1.25
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake 8c Ohio Ry common—2S
3%% convertible preferred—100
Chicago 8c East 111 RR com—No par
3674 Mar. 25
4
167a Jan
3
Apr 18 >
27!% Mar 25
,
18
367a Jan
16
137a Dee 31
I
8
n May
'
337a Jan
Checker
97
4
2174 Mar 14
27% May 14
-
/
16
53% May
Common
No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Chance Vqught Aircraft Inc
—1
———
3
5274 Jan
6
4
7
„
9% Feb 25
;
Mar 14
43
42% Jan
* Feb
68.- Feb
27
23% Feb ' 3
18% Jan
94% Dec
31
Jan
109
46
; Jan
674
54%. Feb
7.
363/a
109 3/a
1097a
*32
15
5072
497a
109%
109%
15%
50
14%
49
109%
1097*
15
14%
15
;
{
■
.
7,900
11,000
497a
49 7a
49%
10974
109%
109%
900
38
37
387a
37
38%
36%
37
373/8
38%
1674
16%
16%
1678
1674
167a
16%
i
t
14,400
1,600
1674
167a
1674
227a
2274
223/4
22%
X22%
223%
22%
22
1,100
343/8
34%
3474
34 7a
347a
34%
347a
347a
347a
347a
6,400
*26 74
28%
*
*27 7a
10 5/a
87s
47%
28
28
27%
27 %
27
10 5/a
10 34
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
73/4
8
7%
8%
483A
110
10874
10874
67
35
105%
77
1027a
21%
28
110
*10172
227a
27
7%
473/a
110
*108%
67
667a
104
♦1017a
357a
107
36
♦105%
777a
777a
1027a
*1013/4
8
8
46%
47%
110
11074
*108 7a
109%
66 %
66%
♦1017a
104
8
477a
11074
109
109
66 %
104
36%
357a
3674
105%
106 7*
10274
.
46%
1107a
10974
10674
78
467a
110%
6574
*101%
343/fc
106
76%
7774
767a
*1013/4
1023/4
*1013/4
6674
104
3574
106
77
10274
11
300
f
2,100
7%
2,000
46 %
10,400
1107a
110%
610
*108 7a
109%
60
467a
.
66
*104 7a
34%
106
76%
1013/4
66
2,800
104
35%
7,200
106
260
77
5,100
101%
200
i
i'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
Monday, May 16, 1955
(2254)
exchange stock
new york stock
record
'
Year
4
22
17 % Jun
1964
10% Jan
6
Feb
15
7% Jan
10
11% Dee
22
Dec
7
6
14% Dec 10
May 12
19% Apr
I3y2 Jan
37
72
6
May 12
20%
20%
24
21%
22
21%
38%
45% Mar 28
10 y2 May 11
Apr
14% Feb
8
Continental
75% Nov 24
70
83% Mar 28
Continental
Oil
25'A Mar 14
32% Apr
Continental
8teel
20% Jan
23% Mar
4
27% Dec
8
25% Apr 22
31
36
1
48% May 25
44% Mar 5
4
95% Jan
8
96 y2 Jan
6
18
25
Dec
14
50 ys Jan
6
7
13
2
Jan
21% Mar 29
48% Apr
51% Dec 31
28
Apr
52
31
25
36
15
Mar 28
48
Jan
52
110
May 11
% May 11
24% Dec
99% Apr
21% Jan
Mar 21
32
Mar 14
54
11 May
29
21
101% Apr
80% Jan
20
90% May
2
30% May
2
176% Feb
4
23
24 % Jan
25
5'A Dec
1
3% Mar 16
Dec""I
26 % Nov
»
19 % Sep
9
5
Jan
7
2'A Dec
16
2
185
29
12
Apr
182 >/2 Jan
3
9
29 % May
3% %
1%
4
Jan
6
2%, Feb
18
40% Dec 29
37% Jan
6
48% Jan
28
Crane
91'AJan
4
99 % Mar 30
95 Ys Jan 24
98 y2 Apr
11
30% Dec
14
4
29% Jan
4
35% Oct
34% Jan
4
28% Jan
17% July 20
Jan
11
13
7
55
64% Nov 23
4
3
20
26
104 % Jan
4
Apr 25
6
May
3
107
45'A Mar 23
21% Jan
11
36% Dec
31
32% Jan
5
72'/a Jan
4
109% Dec
31
100% Jan
6
136
Mar 23
118% May 12
134
Apr 21
13% Nov
10
20% Jan 26
15% Feb
2
20% Mar
4
15% Dec
9
13% Jan
6
4% Oct
21
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
0
48% Oct
20
Dec
31
Feb
3
7% Jun
30
60
59
I
8% Mar 14
Dec
29
31% Mar 29
9% Aug
27% May 14
2
Dec
6
6% Apr
19
Jan
4
108
54% Jan
S
62
7% Jan
4
18% Dec 27
93
67% Feb
6
23% Mar 18
28
31
Jan
7
136% July 20
64% Deo
•
135
* Jan
27
11
56% Jan
7
30% Jan
11
48% NOV 24
87% Jan
26
94
4% May 18
7
35% Feb
•
Jan
33% Dec
23
9
Jan
11
11
Feb 23
116
15% Jan
39
Jan
1
10
58% May
Aug 17
134
25
26
Feb
9% Jan
4
Jan
1
2,400
37%
37%
11,700
%
%
Va
16
149,000
24%
24 %
24%
24%
4,800
36%
%
ik
Vf
24
24%
24 "A
50 y2
50%
50%
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99%
103
88
29%
-
67%
*98'A
89
42
preferred
2,200
50
54%
106'A
Inc
36%
23%
41 %
Sugar
36%
36%
50'A
76'A
non-cum
Cutler-Hammer
21%
37%
%
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common—
1
$7
preferred
No par
Prior preferred
No par
Curtis-Wright common
1
Press
30%
21%
54%
-25
Cushman's Sons Inc 7*
7
16
80% Mar
4%%
Cuneo
29%
21%
50'A
called
6%
30
21%
*54%
100
1
1
1
Cudahy Packing Co common
Class
8
Jan
75% Feb
140
RR
29%
21%
106'A
convertible
Cuba
30'A
21%
36
Amer common—25
preferred
Cuban-American
2
9% Mar
35
7% Mar 29
106
9% May
73% Apr
9% Jan
35
7
29%
21%
No par
Corp common—5
No par
Zellerbach
Crucible Steel of
5%
30%
55
Wheat Corp (The)
2
Cork Be Seal common—2.50
$4.20
30 %
9,100
51
of
Crown
77
>21%
24%
.100
preferred
75
*54%
10
common.
Preferred
18% Mar 29
11% Jan
$2
75%
*49
5
preferred
Crown
37
77% May
Jan
Nov
106
101 % Jan
Jan
32% Mar
16% Jan
7
13% Mar 30
34
75
1
Coty International Corp
4
26 % Mar 22
77
%
24%
5
Corp
1% Jan
Cream
75%
99
50
50
issued"—
28% Jan
Co
78%
39
preferred
3%%
52,800
22
100
Petroleum
1,900
10%
30%
Inc
Coty
99 »/2
10%
21%
preferred
Cosden
18
6% Feb
37%
99
10%
30%
Electric Corp
"when
37
99%
14
5
5
Cum Pfd 3%% series of 1947-100
Corn Products Refining common_25
Common
37 y2
99'A
10%
77%
Corning Glass Works common
102
26
37
11%
79'%
series
3,800
38%
100%
78%
9
68% May
12
Jan
10,200
10%
8
Cornell
95 % Jan
Aug 25
91% Nov 30
20%
23
37%
12
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
Dubllier
20%
22
100 %
11%
3
35% Jan
20%
22'A
39%
12%
37%
.
100%
39%
100'A
11%
new
5,400
-*1,100
20%
22
39%
Corp—
Corp
10%
10
io y«
21%
20%
21 y2
100'A
%
Preferred 6%
20%
21%
Shares
May 13
May 12
io
the Week
Friday
Tbcrsday
10%
21
J3
Delaware
Co
*20%
Machine—1
Rights
54% May 13
98
102
Range
Copper
i
10%
Sales fee
SALE TRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
May 11
10%
1
of
Cooper-Bessemer
5
28% May 13
Feb. 24
174% Jan
5
Motors
4
Nov
Fibre
Continental Foundry Be
Continental Insurance
31
Jan
71 %
Diamond
13% Dec
24
10%
10%
10%
*
May JO
May 9
Continental
21
Apr 20
4
Dec
P«f
21% Apr
93% Mar 14
Jan
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
7
29
15% Jan
19
6
STOCK
Continental Cop Be Steel Ind com_2
5%
convertible preferred
25
Feb
12
Dec
102
19
52
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lew est
Highest
Highest
Lowest
7% May
LOW AND
STOCKS
Range for PrerUmo
17
4
Dec
page
3
27% Mar 24
e
2
33% Feb
Endlcott Johnson
Jan
5
21
28% Jan
3
20% Jan
lg
24% Apr
76
11
83% Apr
18
72
20
Jan
69% Mar
26.
1
16% Feb
100
Jan
21
18
20
RR
5%
Erie
50%
50%
50'A
50%
45
46
•50 3/4
50
*50%
51
*50%
50
50 VB
50'A
46 Va
46
46%
513/4
60
500
15.800
45%
44%
45%
443A
4
21
21%
213A
217A
21%
21%
21
21'A
21%
21%
2.900
5
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
137/s
14
14
14%
11,600
26
26%
2,100
29%
1,700
26 Va
26 Va
28 7A
29
,
26
26%
26
26
29%
29
29 Va
29
29%
99
98%
99
26%
26 3A
26 SA
26 Va
26%
7.100
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
15,900
79%
793A
"79%
79%
793/4
1,200
100
*98 3/8
99 %
98%
98%
*98%
8.50
26%
26 %
26%
26%
26%
No par
A
RR Co
100
50
233/4
80%
•71
237/a
23%
Vb
26%
26
28 3/4
series
51%
46%
10
common
preferred
Bfc Pittsburgh
50 %
51
Corp common—25
4%
preferred
Equitable Gas Co
Erie
*50
*50
*50%
5134
3
25% Jan
I
see
preferred
Gas
Feb
96
21
footnotes
50
2nd
Natural
25 % Jan
27% Dec 27
22% Dec 29
79
conv
Paso
30%
50
preferred
5%
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
Emerson Radio Be Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
13% Jan 2$
July 13
74% Feb
2
5%
El
common
28% Jan
20
26% July 28
29% May 19
102
Jan
Feb
Co
23 7A
803/4
X79
79%
72%
*71
72%
•71
72%
*71
79%
72%
29
*98%
*71
99
72%
140
Number 5429
Volume 181
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
B»i|i for Previous
Uvwt
Bang* since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
11 % Jan
26% Dec
27
16
14% Dec
29
23% Jan
6
13% Jan
2% Dec 31
26
20% Nor
1
9% Jan
11
13% May
25
Apr
27% Jun
5
Ex-Cello
Mar 16
24y8Jan
2% Jan
19
29% Mar 31
6
Eversharp
5
Inc
Exchange
Bullet
Fairbanks
Corp.
Morse
&
-2.50
Co_
No par
Fair child
7
Fajardo
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Sugar Co
20
Falstaff
Brewing
25% Dec
15 y8
29
Dec
30% Dec
29
3% Apr
8
10% Oct 13
48% Oct 13
Jan
19
21
19% Dec
7
25
Feb
4
73
Feb
15
Mar 16
26% Jan
16
25
11
Feb
18
6% Apr
27
34
5% Mar 14
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
26% Dec
17% Mar
22% Mar 14
6
14
May 11
70
6
May 11
.
Family
5
2
13% Jan
3
57
Jan
4
5%
20
50
Jan
3
5%%
27
29
50
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedders-Quigan Corp common
28
Apr
B_
Fansteel
51 y2 Apr
45
conv
pfd
cum
pfd
conv
38% Jan
4
68
Dec
50
50
Federal-Mogul Corp
5
4
10% Apr
32% Dec
Feb
15
110% Dec
12
41% Deo
10
4
Federal
Pacific
24
Federal
Paper Board Co Inc
62% Jan
29
24% Jan
17% Jan
40% Jan
60 V2 May
6
13 y2 Feb 23
30
4
12 y8 May 12
8
8% Jan
28% Jan
103
Sep~24
49% Feb
6
Jan
5
Jan
7% Mar
105
May
Mar
9
21
42% Dec
£8% Jan
104% Dec
3
16% Nov
21% Apr
38% Sep
23
28
35% Jan
67% Nov
22
55% Jan
22
38% Jan
4
35
Aug
9
48% 8ep
7
101% Nov
First
National
18
Firth
(The)
17
37% Jan
12
e8%Jan
6
£4% Jan
Nov
4
100% Dec
Jan
11
6% Jan
4
29
20
45% Jan
58% May
13
Jan
6
53 y* Apr
13
28
112% Apr
7
Feb
13
97y« Jan
9
32% Jan
17
9% Dec
21
ey« Jan
7
101
12
12% Dec
10
11% Mar 14
4
76% Nov
12
68
Jan
6
Jan
7
15% Nov
19
14
Jan
18
4
38% Dec 29
34% Mar 14
€3% Jan
4
92
88% Mar 30
Dec
5
25
102
29
13% Jan
21
27
Jan
38% Dec
Mar 22
6
May 12
46% Jan
53% Dec 22
113
32
70 Va Apr
29
99% Jan
50
7
Mar 31
Flmlkote
$4
Florida
Pood
$4.20
Food
_6.25
.No par
Co
8
5
1
&
7%
Lighi
Inc
1
common
pfd
cum
co__No par
of
'51
15
Corp
preferred
100
ser
Chem
&
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
79
7
Sugar
10
4%
45
15
43
44%
43
43'%
43%
44%
.
'
*2
Co
*2%
2%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
3,700
15%
14%
15%.,..
14%
15 Va
31,200
16%
16
16
16%
167/a
1,600
5,200
25%
15%
15%
16%
15%
15 y2
15 »A
15%
15%
24%
15%
24%
15 Va
24
24
15%
15%,
23%
24%
15%
23%
24
24
24
75
♦70
75
*70
75
♦70
75
29%
29%
28%
6%
6%
6'A
11%
11%
*50
54
*46%
48
11V*
*50
xl5
16%
*70
29%
6%
11%
75
28%
*46%
*70
29%
6%
11
6%
11%
54
*50%
27%
29
6%
11
.,
28%
6%
7,200
6%
7,000
11'/a
7,300
6%
11'/a
5,500
29%
11
54
•50
54
♦48
53
*45%
46%
*45%
46%
300
35%
35%
2,400
12%
12%
8,300
48
46%
36%
46%
36%
37
37 '/a
36'/4
37
12%
12%
35%
36
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
<
35
35%
34 >/4
35
34
34%
60%
33%
60%
59%
33%
33 %
60%
33%
5,900
59
59
*10%
58%
59
10%
10%
58%
10%
59'/a
10%
2,500
10%
9%
10
37
37%
36%
37%
63%
64%
62%
106%
106%
X105%
105%
55%
54%
55%
55
10
10
40%
*105
41%
106%
*9%
39%
*105
9%
64
10%
40%
106%
35%
109%
109%
37%
38%
38%
39%
38%
39%
63
61
62
60%
61 y4.
105%
♦105
106
106
55%
55
55
55
105%
55
9%
40%
>105
9%
41 Va
106
35
9%
40%
•105
9%
23
23 Va
24
23%
46%
45%
46%
45
45%
44
44%
68%
68%
68%
68
68%
58
58%
57%
58
58
58
99
99
♦99
49%
50%
99%
99%
51
108
♦107
108
107
10%
11
10%
*98%
99
50
*98%
•100
9%
700
41'/a
6,500
106
24
24
44
2,400
44%
2,800
A
Va
84,400
66%
67 Va
7,200
ft
57%
57
57 Va
11
5,400
106
100%
100'/a
300
50
49%
50%
6,500
107
♦107
109
160
99
98%
99
39%
35%
37%
37
37%
11
X37%
140
1,400
101
49%
107
9,100
67%
67
56%
100%
49%
14,100
■J2
a3a
68%
55
40%
24
46%
3,300
106 y2
♦105
22%
110
*9%
40%
106
22%
50%
3,000
4,500
36%
109%
22%
108
9%
35%
36'/2
110%
60%
38%
36%
109%
110
10%
1
24%
2%
24%
39%
100
3,600
*2%
X16%
39
common
preferred
2,500
*2%
44%
2%
16%
98%
l
5,600
15
16%
40%
1
Shares
48'4
"
16%
98%
10
„
the Week
15%
39%
No par
Corp
Sulphur Co
Trailer
2%
10
Co
Froedtert Corp
Freuhauf
47'/a
15 '/a
100
Stores
Freeport
48%
14%
38
3%%
Franklin
45%
15'/a
110
common
convertible
4
49%
15%
38%
Corp
Stores
dlv
25%
48%
110%
Co_
Machinery
3y4%
24%
May 13
50%
38%
No par
Power
Francisco
43% May
9
91% Jan 10
(The)
Power
Fair
2%
Friday
May 12
15 Va
109%
Rights
Florida
*2
Bales far
Thursday
49
Y„10
com
Stores.
Stove
4
Feb
N
100
Carpet
Co
12% Apr
16% Mar 23
Ins
preferred
Florence
13 y. Mar
'
1
Fire
preferred
10
49% May
6
5
5
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%%
May 11
1
Jan
105% May 5
26% Jan 12
43% Mar 15
99
9
5
common
Com
46% Feb
6
Jan 18
18% Mar 11
8
Filtrol
3
1
5
Mfg Co
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix
10% Apr
102
23
£3% Jan
Dept Stores
Felt A Tarrant
Co
Ferro
15
Mar
59
& May 12
38% Jan
Federated
Electric
24
Jan
108
9% Mar 14
25% Jan
26
64% May
3
53
10% Oct
28% Jan
40
18
Oct" 15
62% Nov 23
108
17
38 y8 Apr
119
Apr
35% Jan 18
54
104%
2ft
9% May 13
29
1
A
series
ser
1953
33 Va May 12
20% Jan
1
common
series
Farwlck
46 y2 Apr
18
1
Corp
preferred
6
32% Jan
Corp
Finance
5%
8
64% Apr
56% Apr
34% Dec
76
45
7
31
Wednesday
May 10
15
,
15%
44%
21% Feb
Mar 15
51
15
3
new
18 y* Apr
27
X5T
1
Corp
15
72
20% Jun
23
53% Mar 29
Co
14% May 12
16% Dec
11
43% Oct
6
Tuesday
May 9
,
Products
iey* Aug n
19
27% Jan
1
2
Evans
18% Jan
4
£2% Jan
*
Par
.
May 5
17% Apr 15
LOW AND HIGH 8ALB IBICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
54
May 11
43
1% Apr
NEW YORK STOCK
Lowest
4
22% Feb
RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
10%
10%
11
11
%
*98%
100
180
14,100
1,000
12 %
12 Va
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
11%
12
12
73%
74%
73%
1,700
74%
X73%
74%
72%
73%
72
73
15 %
15
5,700
15
*14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
500
43%
x42%
43%
41%
42%
42%
43%
40,000
90%
X89
89
89
89
89
89
*15
43 Va
43%
90
90%
42%
*90
200
Q
4% Nov
29
7% Aug
15
Jan
4
6% Jan
4
"31% Dec
10
Dec
1
5% Mar 15
31
26% Mar 14
31
9
Jan
25
6% Mar
7
Gabriel
13
6
43
Dec
38
14
41% Jan
18
31% Mar
1
Gair
3
Gamble-Skogmo
48% Mar
7
Jan
13
Dec
17
31 y2 May 11
39
Feb
11
12% Jan
4
40% Dec
21
35 y« Mar 14
46 y2 Apr
5
24% Jan
7
41% Aug 23
35% Jan
46% Feb
25
3% Apr
12
18
% May 11
~6%
25
Dec
27
5% Jan
Dec
2
37% Nov
17
32
20% Jan
31
10
26 y« Mar 15
4
3.03
Jan
38
Jan
13
9% Oct
25
135% Aug
18
3
Dec
30% Jan
107% Aug 27
9% Mar
I
Co
5%
Inc
Inc
convertible
Corp
Wood
28
64 y4 Mar
11% Jan
3
convertible
$4.50
147% Mar
21
3
9
29% Jan
7
36% Feb 23
General
Bronze
15
6
22
General
Cable
Feb
16
2
89
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
4%
1st
9
49
Dec
31
45% Jan
18
89% Apr
55% Feb
11
30% Mar
16
4%
conv
17% May
4
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
28 % Apr
20
General
15
131
Dec
29
Jan
t
13b
Mar 11
1%
3
19% Dec
1
17% May 12
21% Mar
7
15% Dec
1
14
17
Mar
7
6%
Mar 29
37% May 17
48% Jun
25
24
May
6
13% Jan
6
17% Apr
22
General
Finance Corp
75
Jan
6
85
4
General
94% Feb
1
99 V2 Apr
15
Feb
23
General
Instrument
1
General
Mills
8% Oct
25
12% Dec
28
10
Feb
10
eo% Jan
5
78% Nov
22
66% Jan
6
13
May
75% Mar
$3.50
Foods
34% Aug 19
Dec
33
27
Mar 17.
39% Jan
0
32% Jan
4
15% Sep
9
20% Apr
28
30 % Dec
31
41
Jan
12
53% Dec
13
32% Oct
22
37 V* May 21
34% Jan
6
105
Aug 16
Apr 28
14% Jan
6
17% Mar 24
26% Jan
6
33% Mar
49% Jan
26
59% Feb
57
May
2
18
39% Jan
3
General
59% Apr
6
General
75% Jan
4
96
93
Mar 14
72% Feb
82
Jan
Time
4%%
13
4%%
8
24% Mar 14
33% Apr
22
Georgia-Pacific
65% May
5
73% Feb
17
Gillette
13% Jan
(The)
4
21
Dec
31
Jan
18
24% Apr
6
Glmbel
Jan
8
90% Nov 29
90% Jan
17
96% Mar 30
$4.50
Dec
30
Nov
8
9% May
6
38% Jan
7% Feb
6
86% Mar 28
44% Mar
2
8
9
Jan
11
Jan
7
168
Feb
2
17% Jan
2fl
22% Feb
16
59% Jan
6
50% Jan
18
160
3%%
Glidden
Goebel
Gold
Co
Dec
28
64% Dec
21
7
Dec
31
1
42
Dec
31
34 Va Apr
11
42 y4 Jan
47% Dec
29
41% Mar 14
49% Jan
Grace
1% Jan
4
2% Nov
29
Jan
12
7-
33.
Apr
£4% Jan
7% Mar
5
2
Jan
3
62% Apr
7% Jan
21
3
3% Mar
12% Jan
5
17% Apr
Granby
27
50% Jan
6
61% Apr
Grand
31
22% Jan
6
29% Apr
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
40% Aug 18
Mar
10% Dec
2
35
Jan
93
Mar 21
9
Mar 14
4
13
6
29
Jan
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
5
17
Jan
4
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
3
54
Jan
11
27
80
15
Apr
18
41% Apr
22
98
14
Apr
10% Jan
11
37% Apr
29% Apr
21
19
5%%
Grant
$2.25
29
74
Feb
2
38% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
131% Jan
4
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
69
Feb
Green
30% Mar 14
34% Jan
Green
31% Dec
26% Mar 15
32% Apr
73
Apr
9
28
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
For footnotes
see
17
page
26.
Feb
23
11%
11%
11%
11%
19,800
69%
68
70
68%
69%
7,800
121%
121 'A
♦121
121%
121
121%
145
♦135
145
100
11
*135
95
145
96%
120%
♦135
93 Va
121%
121%
145
*135
94
94%
121'/4
380
145
95%
61,400
125%
125'/a
125%
125'/a
125 Va
126
126
101%
100%
100%
101
101
101
101%
101
900
31%
31%
31%
31
31%
30%
31 %
30%
31
1,500
1
52%
52%
50%
51%
50
50
49
49%
49%
50%
3,600
Corp
5
4%
36
59%
120
5
36%
43%
44'%
'•105*4
106%
4%
36
43
♦105%
58%
116
5
36%
36 '/a
56%
118
5
36%
43%
42'/4
42 V*
106%
*105'/4
106%
55 Va
•110
4%
36 Va
42
*105%
55%
56%
*110
118
4%
5
36 Va
36%
43 %
43%
106'/a
♦105 V4
57 3, a
700
7,400
120
5
14,000
36%
8,800
44
1,800
106'/a
16
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
32%
32
32%
32'/a
32%
32
32%
31%
31'/a
55%
56
56%
56%
56%
56'/a
56
56
56
56
l,y00
53%
53%
52%
53%
52 Va
52'%
51%
52 V*
52%
53
16,700
*34%
35%
•34%
35%
*35%
37'%
*37
103
57
59
96%
1
1
5
com
Co
common
No par
10
1
100
37
37
*100
103
36%
♦100
56%
58
56%
96 V*
*95'/2
97
*95'/a
•84%
86%
*84 Vi
86%
30%
31 '/a
30
30%
66%
67%
66%
66%
23%
24%
23%
24
♦95
39%
8%
♦160
96%
39%
8>/4
162
*95
39%
8
*160
96%
39%
8%
162
37
103
57%
36 Va
*100
56%
36%
36 '/a
*100
103
56%
56%
2,700
3,300
35% —
36 Vi
103
56%
*95 Vi
—
—
—
10
97
♦84'/a
600
8,200
86%
97
*95'/a
97
*84%
86'/a
*84'/a
86'/a
30 Va
30%
29%
30
29%
30 V*
66'/a
67
65%
66%
66
66 %
7,300
23%
24
22%
23%
23%
23%
16,000
♦95
39 Va
8
♦160
96>/a
39%
8 Va
162
•95
39
8
♦160
/
96'/a
39%
8%
*95
39 Va
8
♦160
162
20,200
97
39%
5,600
8'/4
17,000
162
—
10
20%
20%
20%
*20'/a
20%
20'/a
20 Va
20 Va
20'/a
66%
69
67 Va
68%
66 VA
67'/a
63%
65%
64
65
12,400
5
;
20%
10
59%
60 %
59
60
58%
59 Vs
58 Va
58%
10,800
*6
6'%
4
S
35
47
47 7%
No par
2%
59%
5%
5%
34%
34%
1,600
47
46%
47%
23,200
2y8
2'A
44,100
35%
34%
46%
47%
47
47%
46'/a
2%
2y8
2%
2%
2,500
5%
34%
*34 %
2%
6
5%
34%
35
15%
2%
16%
*16
16'A
3,700
16 V*
15%
15%
16 Va
16%
56%
56%
55%
55%
55%
56%
54%
56 '/a
55%
56
4,700
28%
29%
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
27%
28
15,500
5
100
Stores
Western
Co
Co
Sugar com
preferred
Bay & Western RR
•150
155
•149
152
40%
40%
40%
40%
97
97
98
98
1
9%
9'%
No par
34'%
34%
com
Prop—No par
Paper
5"%
xl5%
100
;
Ry
X59
12.50
common
Northern
6
5
P.
common
Iron Ore
2%
5%
2,000
,10
As
(The)
Inc
34%
1
Inc
Co
Co
4%
15%
32%
100
M
56%
*110
101
10
Batteries
Co
56%
*112
*125%
10
10c
*100
Northern
Greenfield
97%
31%
com_No par
preferred
L)
96%
125%
2.50
Great
(H
97%
commun_.No par
Great
7%
x96%
1
preferred
conv
♦135
100%
preferred
cum
5
58
Great
75
11%
69
♦114
24% Feb
May
11%
69
1
42% Mar
151
12
68%
100
Grayson-Robinson
9
Mar 16
11%
69'%
100
City Steel
Gt Northern
4
Feb
12 Va
69%
No par
Co
(W T)
3%%
Jun
84
11%
F)
&
Consol
Union
Granite
17% Jan
Dec
83%
*95%
10c
Graham-Paige Motors
24
Dec
100
83%
Inc
(B
R)
1,400
98%
Corp
Hosiery
(W
13% Sep
156
Co
14%
*97%
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gotham
50% Dec
19
8
5% May 12
Goodrich
14%
x82%
-
Goodall-Sanford
26
31% Apr 28
14% Jun 29
66% Jan
22
9
14%
84%
Co
Gould-National
4
1
25% July
27% Jan
May
*14 y4
98'%
Telegraph Co
4% Apr
E2
69
2,000
84%
(The)
Stock
190
17%
*97%
preferred-No par
Eqp
Plywood
Brewing
&
135%
17%
No par
preferred
26% July 30
64% Dec 20
•
14%
Co
14
3
14%
preferred
Dec
60
14%
3,200
135%
18
No par
Cement
Brothers
8
14%
preferred
3
42% Dec
14%
common
Rubber
84% Oct
162
14%
134
10
500
1
series
Corp
81
76% Dec
4
17%
preferred
Tire
30% Dec
26
18%
Issued"
4
26
135%
18%
Corp
11
6% Feb
135%
18%
—100
16
137% Apr
134
18%
95
No par
$3.75
Jan
28% Jan
134
18%
100
10% Jan
80
134
18 Va
Telephone Corp
18
20
134 '/a
2
preferred
Corp
General
Jan
7
28'/4
*90%
100
2
45% Jan
27
51%
27%
90
No par
Shoe
12
46
51%
27%
Corp
General
13
Jan
54
27%
General Realty & Utilities
General Refractories
47% Dec 31
98
♦51
1,100
28
43% Dec
8
51
28
7,300
Utilities
100% Apr
Dec
90
51
27%
135
*88
98 '/a
Public
7
35
90
53%
28
84%
Railway Signal
4
90
52%
28
preferred
28
*87
54%
28%
84%
General
Jan
89
28%
*97 Va
General
5%
*88
*53%
Service
25% Jan
£9
13,200
97%
Public
"When
25% Jan
5,800
20 Vi
84
common
$2.90 convertible
36% Apr 18
48% Mar
4
7
32%
20'/a
83%
preferred
General
106% Feb
32 y4
20%
97%
Precision
44
32%
98
General
107
32%
20
83%
19
18
32%
21
No par
71% Apr
18
32%
20%
64,400
Portland
Jan
33%
21%
16%
General
25 y« Mar 26
32%
21
16%
16
100
33%
21%
16%
com
convertible
7
70
32%
21%
16%
57% Feb
28Ya Jan
145%
17
43 Va Mar 14
Mar 28
145 'A
16%
Outdoor Advertising
5% Mar
145'%
17
General
127
145%
17
3
6
146'/a
17
14
3
♦145 VA
16%
11
13
146%
(Delaware)_l
Jan
Jan
3,700
♦145"%
146
122,700
33 V» Feb
4ys Jan
3,400
10%
145%
50%
101% Apr
44% Jan
62 V*
10%
58 V*
8
100
61
10%
50%
7
9
61%
10%
57%
99 y* Mar
17
61
10%
50%
28% Jan
24
107'/a
61%
10%
58%
28
Nov
*106%
61'/a
10%
107 %
No par
Corp
Motors
Preferred
107'/a
107%
62
10%
preferred
$5
*106%
*106%
61%
*106%
50
29
127
2,500
55%
33% Dec
24
2,800
27%
51%
102% Sep
122 y2 Feb
37
27%
62 Va
4
5%
3%%
1,000
37
27%
107
50
preferred
General
38'/4
37 V*
27%
58%
11
3
38
36%
28
62%
Jan
21
38
38
51%
22% Jan
Feb
37
37%
28%
V
126% Oct
11
147
107% Jan
36
39
28
61 '/2
4
122% Jan
35
38%
28%
51
118% Jan
7
3
34%
39
28
63%
10
Mar
38%
37
38%
51%
31
89% Mar 14
81,100
25,400
62 y4
98% Dec
136% Feb
♦35
6,600
ft
8'A
50%
146% Dec
4% Dec
37%
%
7%
5
4
52 y4 Nov
36%
ft
8%
new_3
4
100
37
%
7%
10%
com
26
4
36'/a
ft
8
62%
Co
Jan
4
37%
%
7%
50
58% Jan
4
36'/2
%
7%
No par
123% Feb
Jan
38%
7%
10
Dynamics Corp
8
3% Jan
37%
7%
10%
preferred
Electric
Jan
£7% Jan
39%
7%
62%
Contract Corp common
series
General
80 % July 22
25
39%
1
No par
com
General
14% Nov
29
2,300
100
Inc
16
4
£5
40%
2.50
preferred
Co
80
120
39%
100
2nd
55% Feb
5
3
41
♦106%
preferred
S
9% Jan
124% Mar
39«/a
5
9
56% Feb
119
41
*45
5
com
46% Jan
8
40%
Corp
48% Feb
Mar
2,100
40%
45%
100
Corp
Cigar
General
8
101
31%
50
preferred
15% Nov
11
S4
31%
*45
No par
10
131
2u0
31%
common
preferred
18% Dec
Jan
45%
31%
1.66%
Transportation
33% Dec
Jan
preferred
Baking Co
4
Jan
45%
31%
com
preferred
Amer
4
122
Inc
Corp
General
$8
b.uUO
45'/4
2
(The)
Industries
General
4
Jan
/a
31%
Container
Jan
2,900
15,400
9
31%
American Investors com—1
4%%
10
6%
27%
9%
45%
31%
X40
Rights
Gat
6%
27 >/4
9%
40
General
57% Jan
*45 V4
31%
Gaylord
139
46
46
6
27%
9%
41%
Mar
4
6
27
9%
32
5
May
6
6%
27%
9%
%
No par
28% Mar
Jan
6%
27%
9%
28
%
Garrett
10% Jan
Feb
50
45
148% Feb
6Va
28%
9%
preferred
6'/8
9%
28%
9%
40
107% Mar
6
28%
5
6
3
6
common—1
common—
Gamewell Co
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
28% Jan
71
1
(Robert)
Mar 14
105% Jan
65% Nov 24
11
% May 10
5
May 7
25% Jan 22
33
(The)
10% Jan
~
24% Jan
Co
28 Va
28%
9%
*35
27%
♦146
40%
•97%
152
41
98%
148
40%
*97 %
%
148
41
41%
97
98
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
35'/a
35%
*34%
35 %
*34'/a
27%
27%
28%
2,500
78
78
1,400
78
78%
76%
76%
75
76%
41%
40%
41%
40%
41 v4
39%
40%
22%
23
22%
22%
22'/a
22%
22%
22%
153
100
72%
73
1
32 %
32%
Tap & Die Corp—No par
28%
29
151
*72
32 Va
28%
151
74
32%
28%
♦149
*72
150
27'A
40%
*150
2,400
27
78
100
9%
35
210
27 %
No par
*77
100
2,500
40%
35%
27
150'A
99
No par
25
*146
40
22'/a
40%
17,500
22%
4,600
151
♦149
151
150
150
74
♦72
74
*72
74
32
32'/a
32 y8
32%
32 Va
32%
28%
29
28
28 %
28
28
20
20
7,100
1,700
/
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
(2256)
NEW YORK STOCK
11% May 21
14% Mar
90 Va Jan
7
97
22% Jan
11
32% May 12
45% Feb
2
Greyhound Corp (The) common
3
4%% preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
4
Guantanamo
2
81/4 Apr
22
5% Jan
6
39 y4 Dec
29
35% Jan
6
44 Va
Jan
6
96 % May
4
91
Dec
67% Dec
90
9
4
29
61% Mar 14
15%
5
$5
Gulf
Oil
States
preferred
Utilities
Feb
1
104
Apr
6
15
105y2 Feb
4
109
Apr
4
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
105
Jan
15
106% Feb
3
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
35
34% July 30
Oct
4
36 % May
18
105% Mar 22
106% Mar 26
15%
'15
15%
15
15%
1,8
*97
98
98
98
35%
34
35
33 Va
31%
33Tb
34
34%
19,100
7
7%
5,600
12,600
6Tb
42%
*96
69 %
32%
35%
110
%
68%
6%
6%
7
41%
41 %
42
43%
41%
42%
96%
9j
%
*96
96'/2
96%
96%
300
69%
68%
69 %
68
68%
67 Tb
68 Va
23,300
35%
1,900
104
35%
*103%
104
108
*108
109
*106%
107%
*106 %
107%
*44%
108
19,300
<8
41
96%
35%
103
110
5
15
98
96 Va
*103%
Jan
106% July 28
May
Shares
15%
97%
69
100
31
100% May 28
29
May 13
15
7
No par
103
26% Jan
Friday
May J 2
6 Tb
7
41%
Co-
Common
the Week
Thursday
97%
41%
25
Sales for
PRICES
May 11
15%
7
—No par
Corp
SALE
Wednesday
98%
34%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
23
Feb
72% Mar 28
Gulf
68 V* Jan
45% Jan
HIGH
May 10
*97
1
Sugar
Tuesday
May 9
27
16y4Mar
6
5% Dec
26% Mar 29
Monday
Par
98 % Apr
94
39% Aug 11
4
4% Jan
RECORD
AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
20
Sep
NEW
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1
since Jan.
Range
1954
Year
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
B»nge (or Previous
35%
35%
35%
35
35
34%
104
*103%
104%
10
108
*108%
109%
*108%
109%
30
101 %
*106%
107 Va
*106%
107%
*103%
104
106
*106%
104
H
Hackensack
46% Apr 21
Water
Jan
27
29% Feb
2
V 62% Nov
24
oi% ivxttr i**
62 % Apr
17% Jan
13
30
19 y8 Jan
6
22% May 11
Hall
12% Mar
2
20 y8 Apr
21
Dec
3
25 % Fab
Hamilton Watch
48% Aug 17
Jan
43
11
29
20
Jan
63% Jan
5
86% Dec 31
86
Jan
5
12% Jan
4
25% Nov
24
21 % Jan
6
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106% Oct
25
131
142
Jan
21% Oct
28
22% Apr
6% Jan
23
32
Nov
30
Jan
6
40
17
17
Nov
Dec
36
4% July 12
18% Jan
4
23% Dec
31
21%Jun
28% Dec
31
8% Dec 31
30
Mar
4
31% Apr
89
Feb
5
13% Mar 12
Hat
46
3
6
36% Jail
3
38
14
18
Mar 14
6
101
Dec
27
96
Jan
17
113
126% Oct
26
123
Jan
26
125% Jan
38% Jun
18
Dec
23
40
Jan
4
64% pe|j
jg
37'/a Dec
3
May 26
26
51% Jan
Jan
11
34% July 26
31 Vs
Mar'18
35% Jan
11
18 % Apr
78
Apr
15% May 12
71
Jan
5
18% Jan
3
74 % May
3
89 % Jan
3
92% Feb
2
6
47 %
Jan
4
81% Jan
5
92
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
9
May 13
8
Sep 29
34% Jan
12
11% Aug 25
10% Jan
4
Jan
19
Jan
4
27% Dec
6
25% Jan
5
30% Dec
21
33% Jan
4
52
66% Jan
27
5
85
Dec
12
12% Nov 23
Jan
Dec
31
31
103
27
28
99'/a Nov
18
91V2 Jan
94% Jan
4
101
105
Nov
24
30% Jan
Feb
17
105 % Nov
16
102 % Mar
28% Jan
11
41 % Dec
31
40 % Jan
27
64% Jan
8
112% Dec
23
98
Feb
7
105% Feb 23
8
15Va Jan
6
19% Dec
31
18
11% Jan
4
20% Dec
10
1
Nov
22
4% Jan
4% Nov 22
5
10% July 27
27
7% Jan
18
6
55% Dec
21
13% Jan
14
25% Nov
8
22 V* Jan
3% Feb
3
21% Oct
11
18% Dec
44
15
Jan
4
57% July 28
3
53% Jan
4
27
63% Dec
31
58% Jan
6
12
50 y2 Dec
23
47% Jan
5
53% May 13
52 % Dec
20
49% Mar
8
51 %
50
53y2 Nov 10
52
1
52% Apr
Jan
May 25
62 ya Jun
15
51% Jan
11
159
July 29
170
8
Jan
26
76% Dec
3l
50% Jan
162
20
Jan
4
5
56% Feb
13
Feb
16
76% Jan
3
166
RR
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
2,400
3,600
6%
*6 Va
6%
5%
5%
21%
21%
21%
21 %
21 %
21 Va
21%
21%
21 %
30 %
30%
30 %
*30 %
30%
30 %
30%
30 %
30%
600
41%
41%
41
41%
39%
41 Va
39 %
39%
40
40%
11,700
76%
79%
80%
80 %
2,300
9,300
Ingersoll-Rand
29
34% Mar 14
23
84
8
3% Mar 16
34% Jan
59'/a Dec
7
130% Jan
140
Jan
101% Jan
Jan
1
31
88% Dec
13
13
31
82
103
12% Dec
31
6
135% Mar 31
106% May 19
_
4% May 27
40y8 May 27
44% Jan H
38
Oct
17% Dec
9% Jan
65
57% Jan
May 12
Jan
12
Mar 14
9% Mar 13
79% Dec
11
17
69
Mar 14
79
16
73
Jan
Nov
44% Nov
4
70
42% Jan
6
17
7
Int'l
Harvester
86% May 2
105% May 11
6
48 % Mar
60
Jan
5
J an
28
72% Apr
37% Feb
21
35
13% Jan
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
29% Apr
28% Apr
1
38% Dec
2
34
6
Dec
31
May
38 % Dec
25
Jan
34% Dec 22
8
28
Mar 15
39% Feb
16
34 % Mar 15
38% Jan
21
32 Va Jan
39% Feb 24
6
10% Jan
14
Aug 17
12% Jan
3
28 %
14% May
39
Dec
29
34% Feb
9
51 %
May
2
34% July 21
29% Aug 5
30 % Jan
26% Jan
3
35% Mav
2
3
28% Mar
July
29% Jan
24% Jan
14
May 12
113
Aug 13
4% Feb
19
19
23% Dec
7
123
Nov 19
8% Dec
28
Jan
6
30% Nov 23
20% Jan
21
37% Nov 24
86% Jan
8
96
Oct
7
35% Apr
22
55
Nov
23
99
Jun
16
61% Mar 31
59% May 7
103
Apr
14
91% Nov
12
78
Nov
20% Mar 23
121
30
Jan
24
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
32
May
91 % Jan
45
6
5
19
Mar 14
101% Jan
4
104
97
65
Mar 15
19% Jan
4
37% Dec
31
32% Mar 14
4
100% Dec
31
98
48% Dec
22
41% Mar 15
31% Jun
9
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
Mar 10
Apr
15
May 10
Feb
76% Jan
11
3
40
Apr 26
105
Apr 22
50% May
9
20%
2%
2%
700
19%
19%
22,200
2 Tb
19
*2%
2%
1,500
2%
2%
2%
10%
10%
*10%
11
10
59%
58 %
59%
57 %
58
58
59
26%
26%
26
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
900
6%
2%
11%
7 Vb
7
6%
7%
21,200
22%
1,500
X59
*10
10
10%
200
8,300
61%
61%
60%
61 %
31 %
31%
*30 %
31'%
29%
30%
30%
30 Va
1,000
64%
65%
64
64%
64
61%
63 Va
63%
63%
7,300
51 Va
51%
51%
52%
53%
5,300
27
7%
6%
62%
53%
53
53
700
52 Tb
52%
52%
50%
50%
*50%
51%
*51
51 %
53%
*53
53%
*52 Va
53 Va
54%
*53'/a
54 Va
*53%
54 Va
53%
54
*53 Va
1
54
*53%
54
53
53
*52%
l
53
*52%
53
13Tb
13%
14
14
14
14
25%
24 Va
25%
25
25%
25%
,
61
6 Va
a
6
54%
54%
54%
55 Va
55
54
55
164
*164
6%
Va
55
53%
163
6
55
6
54 Va
167
73%
164
x72 Vb
r.l%
72%
46%
43%
23 Va
*23%
23%
*23 Va
44%
43 %
43%
42%
43
*102%
103 Va
102%
102%
*102%
No par
No par
23%
418
24
419
23%
411
47
24
25V4
2,500
6 %
6%
56
5,000
55%
551/2
5,100
44%
168
*164
71%
7,600
46%
46 Va
10,500
409 %
24
400
%
41%
42
41 %
42
1,800
*102 %
103
*102%
103
*23%
23%
23%
409
412
24
23 Va
411
*23%
23%
412
37%
37 Va
37%
37%
37%
36%
37 Va
170%
170%
170%
171%
170%
170 %
172
class A„25
& Chemical com—5
34 %
34 %
34 Va
34 Va
*33
36%
91
35%
*89
*&0
91
34'
8
33
35%
34%
35 %
91
35%
35%
100
71
45 Va
34 %
36
168
71%
37%
*89
1,400
55
170%
100
1
6 V4
54%
103%
23%
416
2,700
25
55%
70%
24
44%
47%
14 Va
25%
54'%
*164
40%
43 Va
23%
5
100
280
14
54%
v
72''4
1
200
~60
14%
24%
6
52%
52 Va
14
54
7
22%
23
*22 Va
23
*22 %
7
34 %
Packers
89
89
34%
*90
23%
417
37%
172
30
9,300
2,900
20,400
610
34%
1,700
35%
9,700
92
200
4%
4%
4 %
4%
4%
4%
4V'a
4 %
4%
4»/4
4,500
com—No par
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
64%
63%
64%
63%
64 Va
14,900
137 Va
137 Va
138%
138 V4
i.33%
*138
Limited—15
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
99 Va
102 %
98%
common—7.50
No par
com—No par
100
Paper
preferred
Salt
No par
International
Shoe
11%
84%
103%
104
11%
85
103%
*103
11%
13 Vb
13%
100
99
104
*103
98 Va
101
104
11%
11%
84
84
104
105
11
104
Va
104%
13%
138%
13
100
99%
104
*104%
139
13%
lOOVa
105
220
10,100
9,200
200
600
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
83
82%
83 Va
720
106%
1,100
44%
2,000
83%
*83
139
82
105%
104
44
104%
44
*104
44%
44%
44 Va
44%
25
x66 %
67%
66 Va
66%
66
66 %
25
*36%
37%
37%
37%
*37
26%
257/a
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
26'/a
39,600
Teleg.No par
26%
37%
38
37%
37 7b
37%
38 Vb
38
38V4
5,000
common
preferred
International
*103
138
No par
International Silver
Telep
&
45
44%
44'A
38%
65%
*37
66
38
65%
*37
65%
38
2,500
100
5
x38
38%
25
*38
39
*37%
38
*37%
38%
*37%
38%
*37%
pfd
1
34%
35
*34%
35
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34'/4-
1,200
Interstate Dept Stores
14%
14%
14 %
14Tb
14%
14%
14 %
14 Va
14 VB
3,700
3.50
14 Va
41
50 %
46%
49
46 %
47%
44%
46
45%
47
35
35 Va
35
35%
34%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
34%
2.200
27%
27%
27%
28
27%
23%
27%
28
28%
28 Va
2,300
23
23 Va
22%
23
22%
22%
3,600
127%
*126 %
*126 Va
127%
International
$1.40
cum
Interstate
Utilities
conv
Power
Corp
Co
Intertype Corp
Iowa-Illinols
Power
Island
•6
Creek
No
Gas
&
&
Coal
10
50c
common
1
preferred
I)
(P
Jefferson
3%%
Johnson
&
&
7%
31
33%
34%
34%
pfd—100
93%
93 Va
*93%
53 %
100
Corp
1
*103%
No par
common
84%
12%
Johnson
Laughlin Steel
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
5%
7%
31%
22%
*125
1
preferred
Johns Manvllle
Jones
7%
30%
Sulphur Co—,
Co Inc
23%
127%
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea
23%
♦125
No par
Co
Lake
par
Elec Co.No par
Light Co
Jacobs
55
20
19%
31%
20
Jaeger Machine Co
4
20
21 Va
5,500
2,100
20
37%
13
95 % Jan
20
20%
43%
113
19%
*19%
20
21
43%
113
19%
20
170 Va
20
31
43 Tb
111%
100
9% Jan
Jan
43 %
61%
common
common
34% Jan
39
104'/a
61 %
•>
No par
Machines
International
Iowa
23% May
126% Apr 29
83% Mar 14
85% Jan
5
*103%
108%
44 %
113
20 %
61
104%
'
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer
5% preferred
7%
44
112%
90
30
*103%
%
100
International
1
4
29
60
44 Va
112%
4,000
103
98
23 Va
Preferred
International
(4
111
28%
98
♦102%
98
22%
Inc
Int'l Nickel of Canada
36% Oct 21
37% Jan
31% Jan
*2%
*10%
41 Va
Va
104
28%
102%
*97%
102 Tb
*103%
28%
500
23%
preferred
18
6,300
37
102%
97
102Tb
5
Iron
?1 Minerals
12
40
13%
*23 Va
''International Mining Corp
Jan
44
113
20%
)-Electric Sys
12% Apr
35%
105'/a
7Vs
referred
105% May
108
44%
113
*20
No par
Business
Jan
35
*105
28%
29
97
97%
*105
*26%
preferred
Int'l
140% Jan
104%
73
Interlake
66% Fel
*103%
*164
18
4% A
Mar
104%
100
91% J
5
35 Va
105 Va
33%
35
105%
29
103
No par
18
41% J
Feb
4% Nov
97%
*102%
1,400
J
5
common
18
94
29 Va
98
C^
19% Jan
42 Va Dec
28%
29%
x33 Va
*105
103
preferred
Inland Steel
37% J
6
5%
75%
75%
35%
105
*103%
1
29
Jan
29
34%
105
*97%
Mex S A
21% Dec
1% Jan
77
76
76
*102 Va
par
Rayon
19
28% Jan
76
6%
*6
No par
96 V? Jan
May 12
%
15 %
*6 %
Co
25
T7
.
1,400
13,200
54
Industria Electrica De
A
12,900
11%
28%
53
Terminal
4%%
130
11%
*53%
Industrial
44%
-
28
*52%
Oct
33
44%
20
90%
11 %
53
102
39% Mar
44%
44'/a
44 Va
44 %
54
6
173
44%
52%
89% Jan
4
*90
*53%
Ctfs
31
90 Va
50
Corp
35% Jan
*90
50
Interchemlcal
167% Mar
90
preferred
Insuransharm
8
X.O
6,400
27%1
Inspiration Cons Copper
25
90%
*53%
16
30
90%
90%
54
25
Dec
74
cum
55% Mar 28
38
72%
*53
47% Feb
38 Va Dec
73
53 Va
23% Apr
176 y2 Oct
73
*53
7
4
74
54
6
Jan
x74
*53 Va
20
Jan
75
*74
75
50
50
37% Jan
25
5,600
•
35% Jan
27% Jan
1,700
15%
51
21% Jan
159
34 %•
15%
*50%
23
Apr
33%
15%
51
28
25% Apr
33%
15%
*50%
29
450
33%
15%
50
Nov
6
33 Vb
xl5%
11%
No par
22 y4 Dec
Jan
33 %
15%
100
Co—
40
349
33%
15%
preferred
preferred
preferred
39 % Dec
16
33%
15%
*30 Va
4
Nov
33%
27%
20
5
375
44%
11%
Co
25% Jan
May 11
44
53 %
6.66%
15% Jan
14% Apr 28
54
44
100
4
271
52 Va
43%
30 %
Ltd—No
11
Mar 29
*52%
44 %
28
preferred—
21% Jan
103
53%
43%
11%
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
6%
*52 %
44%
44%
No par
40% Jan
66% Mar 14
53%
43%
27%
cumulative preferred
20
1,900
*52%
45
*36%
cum
58 % Apr
*
44%
36%
4.20%
6
44%
%
44
36%
4.42%
24
126
36
3
5% Jan
3,300
112
*124%
36
Feb
48% Jan
2,100
111%
126
44
44%
19%
19
19 %
37 %
Mar 11
17
*44
210
*33%
53
Nov
44%
38 %
112
*124'/a
126
2,500
37 Va
55
57 y2 Dec
53%
*124Vb
24%
*37%
38
19
110
10
101
24%
*36%
54 Va Jan
23
4
44'/a
19%
110
126
38
37 Va
110T 4
19 Va
,
2,200
46
45 Va
24
13%
13
7 % Nov
21
37 %
19%
5,900
3,200
89
*100
101
24
24 %
23%
29%
13%
17
52
Jan
*124%
44%
90%
1
RR
cum
Illinois
37%
110%
*100
101
24
45%
45%
45%
*100
24%
23 Va
29
*87
89
*87
13%
29
39
47% Nov
Cent
4.26%
7
19%
110
126
*45
101
37 %
19%
45%
89
11%
Illinois
15
11
37%
111
*74
issued"
cum
14% Mar
45%
23%
28%
*87
89
*100
24%
23%
28%
■
28 %
Corp
Power
4.08%
26% Apr
7% Apr
45%
100
23
29%
13%
Jan
13% Apr 12
24% Mar 15
*87
7-8
23 Va
29%
13%
Jan
30
89
7%
23 Va
.
13%
Apr
23
29%
13%
54
Dec
23%
29 %
13%
51
25
23 Va
29%
13%
53
15 % Nov
3,600
3
10
22% Oct 20
2% Jun 30
7%
15%
Illinois Power Co. common—No par
15
7 %
36%
10
Dec
7%
7%
105%
4.70%
5
7%
35%
53
27
8% Jan
Oct
7-/8
*104 Va
54% Dec
4
51% Dec
55
Mar
1,000
1
5
May
16%
27%
Corp
"When
*16%
33
100
100
100
Hudson Bay Mln & Sm
Hunt Foods Inc
Idaho
16%
44%
Hussman Refrigerator Co
29
16 Va
21%
;
18
62 % Apr
16%
5
com
Hupp
48% May 21
40
..
16%
50
17
31% May 10
66 V2 Apr 26
9
100
16%
xll'/a
common
24% Apr
29% May 12
43% Jun
36%
11%
Co
noncum
36%
44%
IHudson & Manhattan
5%
36 %
29%
com
9 % Feb
3
19 y2 Jan
7
27% May
6
Jan
10
62 % Feb
Stores
36%
44%
No par
Finance
Sound
36-4
*52%
Lighting & Power„No par
Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
Howard
Howe
12% Apr 27
11
2% Nov 10
28
23% Apr 21
3% Feb
2% Jan
53 Va Jan
4
Houston
21% Feb
6
38% Jan
Houston
18
*36%
No par
preferred
preferred
4.40%
preferred
14
900
3o%
5
Co
4%
Feb
47
1,300
6Tb
10
30
12.50
3%%
119% Apr
15% Mar 14
Jan
5
6
104% Jan
Mar 10
Household
26
May
98
28
4,900
31
*6%
11%
preferred
conv
28
30%
6%
28%
Sons
preferred
$2.25
28
31
6%
5
preferred
Houdallle-Hershey
1
Mar 10
38
Mar 14
100
$4.25
28%
31
6
5
1
50c
Corp
Electrochem
Hooker
15% Mar
4
34% Jan
36% Oct
6
19
Apr
28
6%
44%
5
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
Apr 28
39
a
31%
23%
*124%
20
16%
17
19%
1,800
%
7%
110
42
146
29 V
*36 Va
37%
146
31%
36%
24
10
42
*142
41%
41%
*142
106
*104%
28Tb
6 Va
45%
42 %
145
1,500
32
6 Va
23%
common—1
Corp
&
41%
.
29 Va
29
*31%
100
106
45
44%
44%
32 T a
*139
28%
-6
(A)
42%
6%
*87
45%
*104%
142
7%
No par
Electronics
conv
104%
32%
16%
No par
Co (Charles E)
6%
29%
45%
31%
*36%
25
(The)
142
45%
6%
25
Holly Sugar Corp common
2
87% Feb
106
9
Co
42%
42%
142
32
100
10
preferred
Xl04%
29
1
50
1
common
107
42%
142
5
Hollander
3
Jan
48
12
29 ye Dec
106
15
Motors
Hoffman
3
31
84% Jan
*104%
*105%
100
4
32% Mar
May 13
4,300
2
2
8% Mar
Jan
13 %
150
30%
30%
Holland Furnace Co
25% Jan
74 V4 Mar 14
90%
10
3
16% Jan
28% Jan
101
Mar 31
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
7
Hires
5
39 V4 May -12
5
31% Dec
6
95% Jan
33
Oct
22
90 Va
30%
Co common
Hilton Hotels
Apr 27
10
9
21%
93 %
32
preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)—No par
12% Jan
29'/a Feb
22%
93%
3%%
31% Jan
14% Apr 11
5V4 May 12
19-/4 Feb
7
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
6
14
22
93 Va
common
Heyden Chemical Corp
12
Jan
22%
*90
33
Hewitt-Robins Inc
10% Mar 14
25
*22 Va
93
32%
preferred
(G W)
non-cum
Hertz
26
14% Jan
68
22%
93
32%
preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4% %
preferred series A
_50
6
45% May
26% Jan
21
22%
93%
32%
6%
54% Mar 18
3
23 %
93 %
100
2.50
Hercules Powder common
Mar 28
46
13
35
23
100
2.50
common
Hercules
11
14% Jan
4,200
Corp
(H J)
7%
28
22% Mar 2
Mar 14
22
preferred
3.65%
Helme
Apr
2
Co
Heinz
104% Feb
Jan
52
Mfg
3%%
24% May 10
50
22
preferred
Industries Inc
Hecht
May 13
7
39 Ms Jan
22% Jan
20% Oct
10.200
22
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
2
121% Feb
68
59% <60
21%
4% %
Hayes
7
May
17
18
60
22 %
& Marx
Corp of America
24% Mar
24
37 y2 Nov
59%
No par
com
Hayes
89
98% Mar 29
60
22
Co
1
84'/a Jan
41 y4 Nov
22
28
35
May 21
Co
Paper
Schaffner
Hart
30% Mar 24
26% Ma"? 14
59%
22 Va
preferred—
conv
8% Mar
6
Jan
3
101J/2 Oct 11
23% Nov 11
19
94% Jan
21% Jan
22
60
21%
preferred
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
18% Mar 25
6
700
59%
22 Vs
6%
14
20
Jan
39
Apr
7 Va Jan
9
8% Jan
28
15% Jan
6
23
8
31 '/a Jan
45
60
22
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd—No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac com
15
34% Apr 21
Mar 11
45%
59 Va
5
Hanna
May
142
6% Mor 95
18
4%
45%
5
Printing Co
(W F)
Hammermill
1
44% Mar
6
26% Mar 14
8% Nov 30
4
Feb
4
May 10
107% Feb
Mar 14
135
11% Feb
85
Jan
38
23
33% Nov 29
32 % Dec 28
19
33
104% May 10
40% Dec 22
15
100 %
20
Well Cementing
Halliburton Oil
27
com
74%
10
100
1
104%
37%.
49
53 Va
105
84%
74%
37%
53%
104
84%
74
37
<
23 Va
127%
'*126'/a
127%
38%
4,200
7%
7%
8 Vs
15.100
31
31
30%
30 Tb
31
31%
2,100
33 %
34 %
34
34 %
34%
34%
3,200
93 "a
93%
*93%
94 Va
*93%
941/4
30
94
53 Va
5"'
*•?%
53 Va
53%
54%
54V2
1,100
7%
31
34%
85%
%
37%
104%
104%
104%
50 Va
48%
49 %
*104
105 Va
7%
*104
105%
50
36%
104
a
47%
85%
86%
85%
86
4,700
75
84%
85
8
105 Va
*104
104
74
7%
75 %
75V2
76
2,000
30,900
35%
36%
36 Va
36%
104%
104%
104%
104%
720
a
49 %
46 Va
47%
47%
47%
6,700
37%
lu4
Number 5429
Volume 181
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. .
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range for Previous
Year
1954
26 Ya Jan
Range since Jan.
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Monday
EXCHANGE
Pur
Tuesday
May 9
'
Highest
May 10
11
60% Dec
31
56
Jan
6
88 Mi Apr
1
77%
77%
46 y4 Jan
4
85 Mi Dec
31
122 Ma Apr
6
(conv)
50
108%
108%
9
3 Mi Jan
18
79% jan
2Mb Jan
6
2% Sep
32 ya Jan
6
2% Feb
7
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
10
2%
2%
30
40 Ms Jan
3
45% Mar
4
94% Jan
Kansas City Pr 8c Lt Co com.No par
3.80%
preferred
100
92
Apr
100
41
4
Jan
Dec
99 Ma Nov
5
12
104 Ma Apr
15
10
107
Mar 13
May 26
106
Oct
29
75 Mi Dec
29
28
103 mi Aug
102
Kaiser Alum
6
5%
24
99
100 Ma Mar 23
105
May
6
4%
107 Ma May
9
4.50%
18
102% Mar 15
Apr
105
28
14
35% Jan
5
50
Dec
18% Jan
21
22 Mi
July 30
12 Mi Apr
23
25 Mi Dec
70% Jan
Apr
21
16
Jan
4
64% Jan
4
20% Jan
31% Dec
4
39% Jan
13
107
Mar 10
43
21 Mi Jan
27
8
4%
Kansas
Power
Kayser
(Julius)
27Mb Mar 14
Kelsey
Hayes
32 Ma Feb
14
Dec
31
98% Jan
23
47% Jan
59% Apr
15
11
31
Nov
24
29 Ma Jan
41
28
33% Oct
18
41 Ma Dec
13
36 Ma Jan
52 Mi May
24% Jan
13
34
Oct
14
2 9 Ma Feb
33% Apr
Mar 19
31
113% Apr
6
;
Apr
Kern
Apr
29
34 Mi Jan
45 Mi Mar 21
87
Nov
1
84
93 Ma Mar 29
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
38 Mi Jan
50% Feb
2
82 mi Jan
5
98 Ma Dec
14
92 Mi Mar 18
99% May
9
28 mi
Jan
45%
46
46
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
4,000
20%
20%
20'A
20%
19%
193/4
19%
19'%
2,600
1
Jan
30 mi Dec
Aug 10
7
95
12 mi Dec
27 ma Jan
4
15
Apr
% Jan
6
4
6 ma Jan
4
2
6
53%
No par
*40%
41%
X40%
1,000
43
43
43
43%
*42%
43
*42%
43
43
43
91%
91%
91%
91%
91
91
91
91
*90
48%
48 %
47%
48
47%
48
47%
47%
99
99 %
99%
99%
99%
99%
30
preferred
prior
Koppers Co
4%
Inc
No par
10
common
preferred
100
27
25
4Mi%
2
Lees
3
(James)
3.85%
30
53 Ms Jan
6
64 Mi Apr
27
20% Dec
31
18 Ma Jan
6
25 Ma Apr
26
lMs Dec
9
1% Jan
3
2% Apr
6
11 Ma Dec
8
11 Mt Jan
3
15% Apr
7
3 Ma Jan
25
■,
x30%
30%
30 Va
30
30'%
53%
53%
53%
*53%
537/a
53%
533/4
53%
54
1,000
42
42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
42
42'%
42%
7,100
13
13%
13
13%
13
13%
133/8
13%
7,000
43/4
*4%
13%
13%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
4%
*4%
1
16%
16%
16%
16%
Xl6%
16%
16%
57
*54
50
Tire
*54
5
new
noncum
3
5 Mi Apr
11
46
Dec
31
40 Mi Mar 14
47 Ma Jan
4
15 ma Jan
4
23
Dec
10
17% Apr
22
Jan
4
16Mb Jan
4
23
Mar
1
62%
62%
62%
62%
'
62
23'/a
23%
"
22%
23
13%
pfd
Products
19% Jan
3
64% Jan
18
17
13 Mi Jan
3
23
Apr
22
Dec
14
45 Ma Jan
7
51
Apr
12
Life Savers Corp
67% Jan
56..
61% Mar 14
Apr
22
149% Mar 23
4
104
Nov
29
92
52
53 Ma Dec
38 mi Apr
2
19 Ma Dec
21
30 Ma Jan
4
Jan
52
May 12
55% Apr
6
21 Ma Jan
14
43 '/8 Mar 15
51 Ma Apr
20
19
25 Ma Jan
25
32 Ma Apr
29
Oct
7
79
15
86
29
82
11
51% Dec
29
Apr
40% May 12
Apr
64 Mi Feb
7
Jan
26 Ma Mar 14
114% Feb
Link
28
7,300
20%
46,000
49%
49%
50'A
*50
50'A
500
66%
9,500
21%
20%
21
48%
49 'A
49%
25
100
68%
66 %
154%
155%
*149 %
156
105%
106'%
*104 %
106
*48 %
Mar 11
21% Mar 29
Mar 15
180
2,100
104'A
500
52
*52
52%
52
52
52
5
52%
52%
50
51'A
50
51 %
49%
50%
50
2.50
18%
18%
18%
18'A
is y8
18 JA
17%
18'/a
173A
18
2,300
50
50%
49%
50
49 y4
49%
47%
49%
48%
49
10,400
30
29'A
30 '/a
28%
29'A
No par
53
*52%
54
*52
Co
X29%
2,800
50'A
5,600
30%
30%
29%
30
83%
83%
83
83
45%
44%
45'/a
42%
44%
40%
42 3/i
42
423/4
48,100
21 'A
20%
21
56,300
44%
83%
*82
*80
83
♦81
200
83
20'A
20%
58%
57
58'/8
4,300
30%
30%
30%
14,100
118
*115
120 Ma May
4
21
Mar
4
104
Apr
25% Jan
146
Apr
11
3
77 Ma Jan
6
88 Mi Mar
8
28
21
Aircraft
22 mb Mar 14
Corp
1
100
No par
7%
(P)
26% Jan
3
9
4Mi%
May 12
51% Jan
3
12% Mar 14
14% Jan
10
32%
3iy2
32
31%
31%
30%
217/b
99
21%
21%
213/i
(M)
99
20
106
106 %
*106
106%
*106
106 %
*106
106'/a
106
*101
101%
*101
101%
*101
1013/4
*101
1013/4
104
*103'A
104
*103'A
104
*103'A
104
103 7/b
103 %
*103%
22%
.23%;.
(Ky).Nopar
47%
47%
50
83%
84%
83%
>
22%
145%
-
22%
145%
145%
84
r-
47%
47%
83'/a
83%
813/i
24'A
23%
24%
►100%
101%
•100%
101%
*100%
40%
40%
40%
40%
*40'A
'
,
150
1,800
83
6,000
13,600
24'A
"
*100%
101%
30
403/a
,.,40'A
40'A
3,000
143/4
10,400
101
101
101% ;
40 3/4
II,400
47%
24
24%
24
24%
24%
_1
10
22%
146
82'A
83 V
.100
120
47
47%
Inc
23
*145
146
47%
47%
22%
22 3/4
22%
145 y2
23
47%
Lukens Steel Co
14,900
21%
101%
145 y2
A
100
1,300
31
♦101
146 %
series
213/4
119
♦106
22%
Sons
8c
preierred
*30%
30%
22 %
*145%
Common
101 Ma Mar
5
*115
120
217/a
10
Nashville
118
120
*118
32%
100
common
Louisville Gas & El Co
&
120
lOO
Co
preferred
Louisville
*118
10
100
100
Long Island Lighting Co com
5% series B preferred..
4.25% series D preferred
4.35% series E preferred
Lorillard
21
No par
Co
4%%
conv
preferred
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
28
20
40
103
20%
49 Ma Feb
31
104%
30
3
49% Dec
102 ;
57 y8
45 Mi Jan
Jan
105%
19%
6
100
104 y2
156
31
27
9
*
*155
58y2
103 Mi Jan
Nov
156
20%
107% Apr
141
156
58
7
102
67
156
30 %
8
15
66%
67
66'A
66%
155%
67%
20%
103 Ma Mar
21
68
2,800
58%
27% Dec
38% Mar 25
75%
20%
31
101
104
21%
733/8
20
58
88 Ma Dec
20
21%
74%
21
30%
48% Aug 25
22
21%
73
20%
58%
May
3
26 mi May 18
Dec
21 Ve
74%
21
31%
32
2
Apr
Belt
Lowenstein
22
21%
74'A
48%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3Ma% convertible preferred
100
106 Ma Mar
96 ma Jan
21%
74%
No par
Lionel Corp (The)
Lion Oil Co
104
11
21%
73%
58%
23
59% Jan
21%
74%
30%
33% Apr
5
21%
10
21 Ma Mar 15
407/s Jan
I,500
10
28Mi Mar 14
Oct
18%
Corp
21
153'% Feb
18%
common
24% AUg 26
105
18%
Cement
34 mi Dec
1
18 '%
Gas
4
22
18%
Star
4
Jun
18'A
Star
17
21 mi July
18 %
Lone
22 Ma Jan
137
18 %
Lone
4
Nov
18%
Loew's Inc
108% Jan
17 '/a Mar 14
56
19
116 Ma Aug 12
■
7,200
2
30
9
43'A
4%
3
31
Nov
29 Ma Aug
30
42%
4%
16
Dec
64
99% Jun
42 3/4
4%
65% Feb
22
4
Mar 16
1,300
42%
4%
21% Jan
4
11
23 mi Jan
98 m4 July
4%
44
Lockheed
13 % Jan
103
*4%
43'/a
7
28% Jan
Jan
4%
44%
21
issued"
"When
May 12
7
17% May 12
28% Nov
5
12
*4%
43%
5
com
2,900
4%
74
_7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7% preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
21
49% Nov 23
Jan
26
113 Ma Apr
18
48 V4 Jan
2
18
Mar 12
25
18% Jan
67
30
Jan
70 Mi May
0,500
13
18%
I
Corp
No par
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co
10
157Ma Jan
12%
13
3/i
44%
*
29
164
Mar
12
10,400
2
21%
8
Libby McNeill & Llbby
48
13'A
62
22%
2
4%
No par
1
(The)
13%
13%
15,400
4,900
613/4
22%
£
2 '%
2
2,600
98 Va
12%
44%
Lerner Stores
2nd
noncum
13 %
13%
2 Vs
2
2'/a
2
2%
2
31%
123/8
62'A
24'/a
13% Dec
23
31%
12%
6,400
21%
*96
98%
23%
20% Aug 17
76 mi Nov 19
2
32%
12'A
'
62%-
8
July
31%
*96
12%
24%
4
56
98%
62 %
8% Jan
142 Ma Jun
12%
1,300
57
21'A
23%
39% Jan
36% Mar 22
*96
4%
16%
*54
21
X
32
x32
12%
12%
30
16
57
21
20%
25
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
75 Ma May 13
32%
*97
13
12%
•
16%
*54
57
20%
21%
32%
33
♦97
10
20%
v.
.—No par
common
1
1st preferred
No par
4
29
*54
217/a
32%
100
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal
50c
57
21 %
8c Bona Co common.3
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
$3
5.70G
30%
53%
common
&
510
'30'%
30%
preferred
Rubber
99'%
4
Feb
Lee
11,000
No par
Jan
Bryant
47%
99%
993/4
210
46%
10
(The)
Co
*99%
500
91%
No par
& Co
25
11
8
(S H)
Lane
31
4mb Dec
7,700
1,000
$5
60 mi Nov
Mar 30
15,600
-
2,900
Jan
34
9,000
523%
30%
105
32'A
La Consolidada 6%
13% Jan
52
32
Laclede Gas Co
34 Mi May
103'%
52%
313/4
27
98 Ma May
30%
1053/4
51%
31%
25
7
30%
103%
52%
32
60
Mar 14
30'/a
107%
105'
54
*31%
24
6
Jan
31
30%
X52
108%
54%
31%
5% Jan
89
107
54%
31%
17% Jan
28M8Jan
May 10
4
7 ms May
31
30%
108%
2.50
500
31%
29
85
31
30%
107
*45
31%
13 Ma Dec
22
47
45%
23%
20%
1
1
5
54% Apr 26
20 Ma May 10
♦45
45%
23%
20%
493%
Kroger
9
60
1,900
79
40%
4
58 Ma Dec
104'%
76
48%
50
4
*103%
79%
40%
5
47 Mi Jan
44%
78
49%
52% Aug
14 Ma Jan
104%
80
40'/8
24
Mar 14
*103%
80
48%
42
4% Mar 11
104%
80
40 '/8
Kress
16
•103%
80
23%
Kresge (S S) Co
12% Mar 15
104%
'
160
51
4
8
•103%
81
106
40%
9
18
105
81
50
99'%
106'%
*105%
'
50%
55 Ma Feb
5% Feb
105
*98
♦104
99
40
32
17 Ms Dec
106
*98
50%
29 Ma Mar 16
9
106%
*105%
99
40%
52
3% May 27
♦104
106
50
23
0% Jan
106%
*105%
52
31
14 V4 Jun
•104
106
50
52% Dec
Jan
106%
•105%
2,800
5
34 Mi Jan
41 Mi May 12
X99
•104
400
423/4
com
9
Feb
99 %
*97%
600
23%
42%
107%
99
12,500
76%
108
*2'A
43
42%
106%
No par
Corp
18
Jan;
75%
106
44%
Wheel
Copper
Sep
3
2%
8
County
48% Aug
Jan
43
Shares
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
22
39
42%
75%
103'%
*2'/B
2%
the Week
50
<fe Co
Kimberly-Clark
6
6
43%
y<
733/4
103%
76%
108
•2%
Friday
May 13
8.75
8c
Land Co
Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co
79 mi Jan
43
75%
108
2%
*98
107%
preferred
Light Co
non-cum
Kennecott
1
78
110
•2%
flalea (w
Thursday
May 12
May 11
♦105
No par
4
54Mi Dec
•107
Wednesday
City Southern—
3
24 Mi Mar
22 Mi Apr
76%
'
43 %
100
100
Common
28
48 Mi Jan
3
17 Mi Mar 24
43
100
preferred
preferred
4.20%
22
84% Apr
24
Corp
preferred
cum
Kansas
38% Jan
Chem
preferred
cum
106 Ma Apr
8c
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
40
M
*;
8
Apr
40 y2 July
122
!
15% Nov 29
22
54
6
Dec
23
136% Dec
2
July
29
48 Mi Jan
133
19
Mar 28
53Ma Jan
139
Jan
3
21
M
8c M
Wood
MacAndrews
6%
8
Working Co
comraon_10
Forbes
8c
100
preferred
:
13%
*50
*132%
13%
13%
*49%
50%
140
*132%
23'A
13%
50%
140
24%
25 Ma Apr
8
23%
26 Ma Mar 14
307/a Jan
5
28%
29
92Ma Jan
11
No par
-100
29
88 Ma Mar 15
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
4Mi% preferred series A
28%
31
90'A
90%
89'A
89%
12% Feb
25
Madison
No par
lO'/i
10%
*10'A
10%
10
10'A
No par
10
1
50
1
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
Aug 19
Dec
7'A May 27
83/4 Dec
3
5 Va, May
1
9% Dec
31
6
25 Vs Jan
64
4
499
223/4 Jan
7
56% Jan
22
23
546
Nov
17
6
Dec
21
6% Dec
12
34
543 Ma Jan
5 Ma Mar
31
6
Feb
6
18
4
9
25
Dec
6
28% May 13
31
8% May 13
Jan
4
30'/2 Dec
29
12% Jan
11
17'A Dec
9
19
Jan
10% Dec
4
Jan
8% Jan
6
23
4
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13
98% Dec
<
4
29 Mb Apr
6
13%
90%
91
National Automotive Fibres Jna^l'
26% May 10
16% Apr 13
25% Mar 14
21 Ma Jan
•
24 Ms'Dec
.
-
5
.
Jan
14 Ms Mar 14
31
13 Ma
89%
16Mb
Corp
N ational
31
41% Aug; 17
19M» Dec- 30
•-
16% May r6
87% Jan - 4
20% Jan
<
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:
r£T"5e
13 V*
92
'
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16 Ma* Dec
-
14
50 Mi
20%
preferred- A
National Can Corp
28 M* Dec
-
5
14 Mb
93
25Mb
National'Biscuit Co common
.
6,200
133/4
91
16Mb
Nashville Chatt ft St Loula
3
7,100
15,500
15 Mo
Corp
47
.
14%
1
17% Jan. 28
12% May 12
Feb 11
57 %
X193/4
Utilities
National Airlines
1
Jan
•
23 Ma
56 Ma
16Mb
National Aviation
182.
23 Mb
57%
3
National Acme
S
22
,-4
19% Jan
•
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15% Apr
10Mb Jan
4
36
23%
56%
20 Mb
45 mb Mar
5"
40 Va May/ 3
175 Mi Feb
35%
23
57MB
16 Mi
19 % Apr 20
45 ; Mar 9
15% Mar 23
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-26 m* Jan
1
137/, May 11
20% Jan -4
-172 Ma Jan
'
Jan >8
47
2
35 Mb
23 Mb
57Mb
13%
90
Murphy Co (GC) common*.
Murray Corp of America com
10
A% preferred
50
Mycr» if* Jk> & Bros
—No par
2
35%
23 Mb
20 Mb
Mfg Corp
Munslngwear Inc
4
363/s
243/,
573/4
16 Mb
Mullins
7
21% Mar
41% Mar 21
353/4
23%
57 Mb
20 Mi
Inc
Wheel
Mueller
36Mb
24 Mb
57Ms
20
Co
Products
3
2,500
16%
fJ«hn) ft Co
Motor
42% Mar
28
39% Jun
,
3
27
24Ma Mar
27 Ms Mar 14
38 Ma Dec
1
Apr
,
26%
16Mb
&
73 Ma Apr
20
29
26
20 Mi
Lines
80% Aug 23
18 Ma Dec
18 Mi Dec
8,700
163%
Moore-McCormack
4
4
300
62%
—
20 Mb
Oil Co
Montgomery Ward
Jan
370
"28%
60mb
1.25
Power
9,200
92'
92
*28
,
57
com—No par
Monterey
11% Mar 24
20 y®
Tool—.—No par
Chemical
Monsanto
Montana
91 Ma
92%
4,800
'
24%
10
Inc_
Montana-Dakota
12 Mi Jan
30 Mi Jan
Corp
RR
Machine
Monarch
3
May
Co
River Fuel
preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_100
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
20
32Ma Feb 15
39 Ms Jan 13
29
Corp
Development
92 M2
1%
May 10
140
34 Ma Mar 14
14
Paper Co
4,500
105
19%
20%
19%
Light—No par
ft
22 Ms Jan
19Mb
62 Me
Minnesota
Power
19 Mi
193/4
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28%
May
3 5 Ms
8
19%
55
•103 mb
105
92
27
8
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*103 Ma
105
61 Ma
20
10
Sep
79% Sep
195/s
*103 Mb
105 /
•
•273/,
conv
19
4
'103 Mb
93%
17
17 Mb
64
22% Jan
Mar 17
105
17 3/,
55
93
9,300
2,600
93
543/4
91
29
Minnesota ft Ontario
61
16%
53
93 Ma
613/4
May
30% Apr
Mj*y 12
17%
56 Mi
92
•273/b
64
Jan
17
55
93 Ma
5
7
18
38 Mi Dec
.
17MB
56
92 Ma
100
25
preferred
preferred
2 3 Ms Jan
5
31
'
4
17%
55 %
93
•103 Mb
preferred —'—I
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$4
-23% Nov
4
15 Ma July 19
37
18 Mb
56
93
No par
Mig common
51% Jan
21
17 Mb
56
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg new_1.50
4
/
25 M2
100
103 Mb
160
23%
2,600
V
r:r
-
Volume
Number 5429
181
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2259)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Baage lor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
38
Feb
18
60% Dec
3
104
Jan
5
127% Dec
3
9% Jan
73
4
Jan
4
44% Jan
11
23
63
July 23
•
"Apr 29
13% Mar 11
50
Jan
11
77% Jan
12
■>
Dec 31
07% Dec 30
69% Dec
35% NOT
99
76
6
1714 Mar
94% Jan 10
8
61% Jan
105
18
31% Jan
5
Dec 31
16% Jan
58% Apr
124% Apr
28
13% Jan
15
Jan
6
68
«
16
Dec 25
-
Jan
15
2
2
20
26% Dec 22
Jan
7
97
Dec
7% Jan
11
12
3
33% Apr 28
57
52% Dec 20
May 17
78
Dec
44% May 17
62
Dec 29
ii%
Jan
39% Jan
4
4
33% Feb 15
23
Jan
12
214% Jan
13
137% Jan
4
4% May 18
26% July 20
6% Jan
5
9% Jan
40
31
16% Jan
4
97% Apr
i
11
May
9% Dee 31
76
Mar 14
5
Apr 21
22% May 13
Feb
44
17
48% Mar
2
41% Mar
43% Jan
4
1
7
139
May 11
150
Jan
814 May
9% Dec 10
3
12
Jan
38% May 12
8% Apr 28
45% Dee 14
52
Mar
3
5
3
9% Jan
12
4
20% Dec 29
25
4
84% Apr 19
104% Dec
7
Jan
4
11% Dee 29
26% Jan
4
40% Dec 30
36
Jan
6
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
45% Dec 31
38% Dec
3
41
Feb
14
34% Feb
9
35% Jan
51% Apr
15
6
50
17
10% Jan
4% May
6
13% Apr
1
3% Mar 12
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
7% Feb 23
41% Jan
6% Feb
7% Jan
5
2% Apr 28
10% May 11
5% Dec 23
15% Dec 2a
67
Oct
07% Jan
6
35
May
30% Jan
7
4
16% Jan 18
71% Jan 31
99
38% Oct
6
8
6
6
86% Jan
10
27
Oct
28
29% Mar
5
27% Mar 17
24
29% Jan 29
27% Jan 20
27% Jun
73% Jan
37%
4
Apf~19
35% Jan
106% Feb
4
26
93
Dec
Dec
28
24
7
Feb
83
Jan
98
Apr
57
Oct
25
107% Jan
6
113% Apr
Nov
4
105% Jan
3
10814 Apr
29
25
Dec
2
53
Nov 30
5
22% Dec
11% Jan
31
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
4
Mar 26
13% Jan
46
Feb
4
11
108
Aug 27
18% Jan
4
28
Not 26
Aug 30
30% Jun 20
15% Jan
11
39% Dec 31
100% Jun
29
112% Mar 30
30% Jan
4
52% Dec 29
3
22% Apr
11
Feb
23
May 12
Feb
8
62
18% Dec 31
9
25
15
155
10
73% NOT 16
29% Mar
51% Feb
34% Jan 26
Sep 21
57% Dec
6
19
35% Dec 14
169
Jan
20
45% Mar 14
13
301% Feb
9
22
2
3
25
113
Mar
11
Jan
108
15% Mar 25
3
48% Feb
18
41
8
6
Mar 18
104
14
24
35% May
May 4
41% Mar 14
12
29% Feb
29% May
44.
Dec6
5
25% Jan
.
30% Apr 20
55
45% Dec 31
1
9
Apr 22
44% Mar
14
11
3
54% Feb
10
Feb
18
Jan
8% May - 9
22% May 10
7
23
18
Apr
13
Apr
44% May
/ 47'/4 May
6
4% Jan
14% Jan
47
Jan
49% Deo 29
20% Feb
88
104
May 10
9% Jan
Jan
25
'
37
173
Mar
4
77% Feb
21
23 % Apr
12
3
73% Feb
11
104% Jan 18
106 % Jan
5
10
17% Mar 14
67
Jan
28
Jan
6
29% Feb
May
9
4
11
36% Jan
107
Jan
48
Jan
Jan
4
6
47% Apr
12
12
11414 Apr
18
6
41%
41%
*89%
Ac
Mfg..
Overland Corp
(The)Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp_
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
4%
Products
cum
99
No par
100
preferred—1
57% Mar 29
5%
preferred
10
63 %
64%
3o%
90
16
*16
88
87
45%
44%
98%
99%
99%
28%
28 5%
27%
28%
99
99%
99
99
11
11%
*10%
11'%
124
122%
45
2,400
124%
45 %■
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loO
27%
98
98
11%
11
11
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66
64%
66
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65%
6 4%
65%
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86%
*84
86%
*84
86%
80 "4
tto
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77
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77
77
73%
74
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41%
40%
41%
473%
47%
47%
47%
40
40%
40
40 %
41%
40%
40%
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137
138%
137%
147
148%
148%
1483/4
148%
28%
100'/a
74
%
27%
28%
99
99Va
*10%
24,600
540
11%
700
£
320
90
40
213%
41%
41%
41%
42
47%
41%
137
137%
137%
138
137%
148
148
148
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148%
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139
148
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1
110
41%
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3,200
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8,700
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40%
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8%
8%
8%
8%
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8%
8%
8 3/8
40 3%
423%
40 5/o
41%
393/8
403/g
38%
39%
39%
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,
*8%
9
8%
83%
83%
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9
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7,400
41%
600
1,810
Va
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40
9
19
19%
18 5/a
18"%
185/8
19-
18 3%
18%
18%
18%
80
80%
79%
80'%
79%
80%
77%
78%
78
78%
100%
*98%
-
280
12,800
lo, 100
3,400
5^,000
3,o00
100%
101'/a
10 %
11%
103/g
10%
10%
10%
10
10%-
10
10%
433%
44%
21,100
423%
43%
41%
43%
41
42 %
423%
43
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99
*98%
100
100
*98%
47
47
46%
47'%
*47
42%
43%
42%
433/a
43
443/a
43%
44%
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47%
48
48
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47
47
47
12
12%
12
12
11%
48
♦46%
48
100
47%
300
44%
45'%
17,600
47%
1,100
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11%
12'/a
11%
11%
12%
45%
43%
45%
43%
4 5/a
43%
5
45%
43%
4 5%
8'%
8%
4%
8%
83/s
8
8%
73%
8
7%
8
21%
22%
21%
22%
21%
22
53%
53%
*53 %
41%
413%
41%
41%
No par
54
No par
41%
'•
22
54
22%
*53%
53%
41%
41%
41%
r
//
100
•47%
1
25
3,500
16,500
100
27%
%
533%
22 Va
53%
22%
53%
2,700
8,400
13,500
14,200
400
25
41%
41%
24%
24%
1,700
24%
24%
*24
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
420
*28'/a
29%
*28%
25
29%
*28%
29
*28 3/a
29%
28%
28 Va
20
*28 %
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
28'%
28%
110
913%
9°%; 925/8
par
1
._l
93
93%
32%
*47
"
91
33 %
32
48%
*47
46%
46%
preferred
100
111%
112%
113
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
100
107%
*107
91
91
93%
33
32%
33%
48%
47
47%
*45'%
46
46%
45%
46%
45%
46
113
-iZ
%
3 J va
3z
74
*45'/a
3d V4
300
5,200
46
46
113
112%
5,100
15,300
46
112
113%
112
112
107
2o0
107%
*107
107%
107%
1071/8
1071%
460
23
27%
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
10
26%
27%
47%
48%
48
82,500
48%
48
46%
47%
47
_io
47%
19%
20 %.
3,700
19%
13,100
35%
1,400
19%
20%
*47%
193/4
5
35
35
158
160
159%
160
*1591/2
loo
35%
35
73
72%
73
72
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
No par
*68%
70
35%
preferred
100
Corp of America
Pfeifier Brewing Co
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc com
5
5
*104%- 106%
29
9
1
Phelps-Dodge Corp
45
100
(conv)
112
12.50
70
53%
*68%
19%
35%
35%
160
159%
159%
72
73
33 %c
1
19
19%
35%
100
Petroleum
preferred
*107
46%
93%
27%
50
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
2nd
xl22
30
100
87
'
27%
*96%
par
4%
86
45%
98%
40%
Penney (J C) Co:
No
Penn-Dlxie Cement Corp new
Penna Glass Sand- Corp com
Penn Power & Light com
No
414%
16%
44%
47%
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
4%%
91
99%
41%
Peninsular Telep common
$1 preferred
*89%
45%
40
Ford
1,300
3,100
*16%
86'/a
131%
48
par
63%
39%
16%
44%
130 *
520
63%
393%.
90
85%
129%
42%
Transportation
No
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
5% conv prior preferred
*
26,800
103%
*89%
X99%
40%
Parmelee
12,500
103
'*
473/4
Pictures
300
16%
*16
16%
87
129
119%
15%
3u'/a
42%
Corp.
1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
_i
Parke Davis & Co—
No par
Parker Rust Proof Co
2.50
&
64%
40%
90
40%
4% preferred
:
10
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe L com..No par
4% preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
j
Penlck
64%
40
16
Shares
54%
119%
153%
102 %
91
86%
the Week
53%
120
15%
102
64%
25
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—
.100
6% preferred
100
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
l
Pacific Western Oil Corp common.4
Paramount
153/a
102'%
—No par
No par
Pacific Lighting Corp.
Pacific Mills
*117
119,
15%
102
Friday
May 13
53%
40%
...25
—
Pacific Finance Corp.
Pacific Gas <5s Electric—
X525/8
40
44%
.10
preferred noncum——No par
2nd preferred noncum
No par
119
15%
102%
*89%
131
11'%
1st
54
64%s
100
5
Co common—
120
16%
44
Inc com
conv
53%
87
86%
15
54%
15%
102
91
*16
130
No par
Oxford Paper Co 'com.
$5 preferred
Pabco
5
12.50
Pacific Coast
May 10
142% Mar 10
•
83 %o
No par
_i
No par
.
*118%
64%
Elevator
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
86% May
128% Jan
64 %
54
15%
66
3
37% Jan
6
37% Jan 25
Aug 24
2
3
120
55%
120
102%
12% Mar 10
44% Mar 15
Julyia
154% NOT
28%. May
101
8
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
38% July 14
46"
Mar 14
Apr 22
Mar 28
56
46% Dec 31
140
100
*
17
54%
15%
Outlet Co
67% Mar 16
NOT 20
May 12
102 %
Outboard Marine
Mar 14
48% Mar
Thursday
May 11
1
14
Feb
10% Feb
Otis
100
common
11
Jan
131% May 10
45% Mar 30
22
21
Wednesday
May 10
convertible preferred—100
4%%
99
67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6
93
Sep 22
Cony preference 1951 series
Oliver Corp
4
34
£2
g
Jan
94
14% Jan
Tuesday
May 9
far
Common
45% Apr
89% Apr 29
104% Dec 31
Mar
15
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
Olln Mathleson Chemical Corp—
49% Mar 14
114
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
*70'%
35%
159
159
72%
72%
500
22%
22%
22%
22%
32,000
68%
68'%
*67
68%
*67
68%
9
*104%
106%
*104%
106 %
*1043%
106'%
*1043%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
♦28%
28%
9
45%
113
44%
111
54%
100
lOu Va
28%
29
1,300
73
22
53%
9
9
9
9%
45%
44%
45%
1123/4
111%
111%
54
53
.V
44 5/s
111
54
/
52%
9
45%
9
44%
112
*111'%
53
523/4
' ■
1,300
9%
4,000
45%
13,700
112
53%
60O
15,600
_
32% Jan
4
23% Jan
11
206
Jan
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
115
Oct
4
May 28
84
5
103
Oct
22
37%Jan
25
8
Jan
18
110% Jan
31
97
Jan
103
Jaa 11
107% Sep 30
104
107
Jan
110
5
109% Jan
Dec 22
31
12% Jan
7% May
11
3
14
28
Feb
17
83
Jan
7
98
2
34% July
83
Jun
23
82% July 20
29
Mar
9
83% Feb
5
53% Jan
4
10% July 15
35
Jan 12
100
July
9
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
1
16% Nov
80
Jan
1
8
May
39% Dec
Dec
9
J&n 28
11
6
35% Mar 17
40% Mar
7
26% Mar
7
115% Apr 19
10214 May 2
107% Apr
1
111
Mar 30
16% Apr
15
41 % Apr
29
13
87% Mar 15
Jan
4
44% Jan
6
37% Feb 21
43% Apr
29
95
8
87% Feb 21
92
90
Apr
Jan
11
45% Aug
3
97% Apr
2
75% Dec 31
18
Aug
5
53% Dec 20
104
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
Dec
7
29
84
,
Mar 11
34% Apr 29
95% May 13
69% Jan
6
11
97
22
104% Feb
14
46
84% Jan
83
Jan
6
S6% May 13
67% Feb
7
81
13
18% Dec 23
15% Mar 14
July
Sep
52
1
160
Apr
8
189
Mar
Jun
9
6% Jan
4
12% Jan
80% Jan
82%
Jan
18% Oct
146
Jun
Dec 31
15
5
71% Not 29
8% Dec
30% Dec 31
80
23% May 12
76% Mar 11
293
87
Dec
Dee 29
27% Dec
150
30
20
32% Dec
22
May
4
7
40% Dec
20% Dec 29
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 18
33% Jan
18
35% Jan
7
12% Jan
30
20% Not 24
99% Dec 20
97% Jun
~
2
July 20
4 •
28
Jan
145
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
4
3
Jan
3
Apr
14
91
Feb
8
5
23% Jan
13
102
Mar
10% May 12
77% Jan
6
80% Feb
37% Feb
2
1
44% May
42% May
38% Mar 14
92% Mar
~3
Mar 19
84
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr
6
104% Not
9
7
Mar 21
25% Jan
66% Dec 29
35% Dec
158
Dec
7
5
27% NOT 16
12% Jan
3
24% Mar 15
Apr 11
U May
3%%
3
54
30% Mar 30
Mar 15
26% Jan
6
96
*95%
42%
41%
91
*90
96
41%
91
*95 Va
41%
*90
96
41%
100
18,200
91
100
200
88
*87%
88
88
*87
87%
35
*34
36
*34
36
*34
36
*94%
98
*94 %
98
*94%
98
95%
95%
10
73%
71%
73
713%
72%
70'%
71%
71%
72%
12%
27,300
*11%
♦11%
12%
*11%
12%
*11%
12%
54%
105
35
54%
*103
45
44%
120
*114
12%
55
105
44%
120
54%
*103
44%
*114
*87
55
54%
54%
105
102'%
102%
45
45'%
120
*114
46
120
55
*102%
45%
*114
55%
104
45%
7Q
2,900
20
1,900
120
23%
23%
23%
23%
91
91
89%
90
91
*89%
91
*93%
95
♦89%
95
95%
95%
95%
*95%
97
96 Va
96%
73%
1,000
73%
74
74%
733%
74
74
74
1,900
16%
2,800
(The)
16%
16:%
100
*J«2
J«6
*163
166
100
♦172
175
172
172
10
com.
preferred
78
78%
76%
78%
No par
7%
7%
7%
10
24%
24%
23%
24%
80
80
79
79
100
*86%
88%
100
27%
27%
100
♦146%
100
l
common
preferred
100
27%
*112
*86%
27
8
27%
24%
24%
91
16%
16%
163%
163%
*163
166
*163
166
175
*172
175
*172
175
73
75
73
*172
75%
8
23%
16%
763%
8%
8
23%
23 %
16%
8%
23%
16%
8%
23%
88
88%
*85
88
*87
88
27%
26%
27%
*1463%
27%
27%
115%
23%
23%
22%
23
32
32%
31%
1
41%
42
273/8
114
*1463%
28%
117%
273%
*115
10
44,000
88%
265%
10
8%
24
80
27
110
9,200
*79
263%
5,100
73%
79%
115%
41%
24%
*79
5
Pocahontas
22 5/a
80%
5
Co
23%
*79
*146%
116
23
*89%
8,400
100
400
26%
3,600
28%
17,500
♦1463%
28%
117
28
*115
118
130
*22%
23%
22%
22%
22%
22%
900
32%
31%
31%
31'%
32
32
32%
4,100
42
42
*413%
42
.42
42
42
22%
*21%
22
21%
21 s/8
21
•21
21%
20 5/8
21%
900
10
21%
21%
21%
213/s
21%
215%
213%
96%
21%
3,900
No par
95%
21%
95%
96%
953%
963%
94%
95%
943%
95
3,600
5,200
lo
Power Co—
Gamble
preferred
com.
*22
'
1,100
5
11
11
10%
11
10 5/a
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
No par
79
80
79
80
79%
79%
*78%
80%
80%
80%
43%
44%
43%
43%
42%
42%
42%
43
43
43%
3,700
42%
423%
41%
42%
X41
41%
41
413%
41%
415/s
5,700
*85
87
85%
85%
26%
26
26
26
25%
25%
rights
rtt
170
14,800
14
preferred
preferred
—100
*87 %
89
87
87
x85 %
25
85%
26%
263%
preferred
preferred
26%
26%
x26 %
26%
25
*253/4
26%
*253/4
26%
*25
26
26%
*25%
100
2,500
400
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
119%
5,200
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
19.400
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
5,100
103% May 13
30%
102
102
105
102%
102%
*102'/a
103'/a
103%
103%
4.18%
104
104
104
*103
104
7
148
4.20%
413%;
119%
23
33% Apr
56% May 9
34% May 12
4.16%
96
*90
100
31% Feb
18
7
♦114
*87%
97
42
91%
.No par
3
29% Jan
99 % Mar
44%
41%
$1.40 div preference com.. No par
4.08% preferred
;
-100
28% Jan
100%Peb 16
*95%
*89
No par
Electric
Commcn
4.32%
119% May
73
*11%
*103
Public Serv Co of Colorado- .—_10
Public Serv Co of Xndlana- No par
26% Apr 21
26% Apr
6
«-+>—
No par
No par
Publlcker Industries Inc
89% Jan
111
22,700
97
87%
Poor & Co class B
cum
*109%
*95%
98
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
$4.75
111
25,400
35 %
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
&
*109%
14%
87%
5%
Procter
111
(conv)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
Creek
*109%
preferred
guaranteed
Potomac
111
39 %
16%
22% Apr 28
70
143%
73
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
5
100
105
38 5/8
16%
Pond
Jan
100
105
14"%
73
35% Mar 18
*99
105
38%
1
C6
100%
105
143%
l
conv
*98
105
373%
100
Forgings Co
Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic Ry
5%%
100%
105
15%
Pittsburgh
Pittston
*98
104%
39%
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
7%
10
101
143%
2
preferred
43
6
.33% Mar 14
40% Jan
30% Jan
26
convertible
$4.80
37% Jan 26
29% Jan
114
102
14
25
20
Jan
26% Dec 23
4
8
24
Jan
12% Dec 31
25
4
28% Feb
40% NOT 17
43
Aug 10
27
25% Jan
25% Jan
90% Feb
80
25% Jan 12
Sep 15
31
$5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
11 Apr
7
3
80% Jan
122
16% Feb
3
30% Jan
24% Mar 14
108% Jan 14
122% Dec 21
18 % Not 30
Jan
May
May 5
8% May 13
Dec 29
4
4
6
4
18 *
79
150
Jan
7
25% Jan
Mar
163% May 11
172
25
24
17
Mar 14
Mar 29
18% Apr
150
1
31
85
92
Aug 26
8
Feb
Mar 14
4
11
-
7
4
11
10% Feb
68
62
31
7 Ya Mar 21
18% Jan
16% Jan
164% Mar
10
89% Jan
14% Jan
158% Jan
13
9,100
6, DUO
39
25
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com
90% Sep 21
39
25%
113%
15%
*33%
Pitts C C & St L RR
87
25%
40
No par
21
38%
*112
104
*109%
*94%
common
preferred
Apr
25%
15%
5
26
39%
113%
39
No par
21% Jan 17
25 5%
*112
15%
No par
100
com
preferred
24% Dec 31
39
25%
40%
100
23
76% Dee 30
111
92
Feb
393%
113%
15%
42%
116
39%
25%
*112%
39%
42
15
393/8
25%
113%
*98
92
Pltney-Bowes Inc
4
99
104%
common__5
series preferred
May 12
39%
25%
*112%
100
Pillsbury Mills Inc
$4
25%
100
preferred series A
Phillips Jones Corp
5%
99
39%
113
1
preferred
Phillips Petroleum
3
155
3%%
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
113
3
Phoenix Hosiery
42% Mar
158
*109%
7
77% Jan
11% Jan
100
100
4.68% preferred
Phlla & Reading Coal & Iron
Philco Corp common
4
59% Apr
Feb
104%
40% Jan
46% Jan
6
102
Mar 21
115
100
3.9%
6
6
100
preferred
9
13% Apr
25%
4.3%
87 % May
Mar
39%
3.8%
4%
97% Mar 14
No par
preferred
preferred
9
79
No par
$1 conv preference com
4.4%
May
Mar 16
33% Jan
Phlla Electric Co common
Apr
Pub Serv El & Gas
com
12
15
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
18
Pullman
41% Apr
11
Pure Oil
33% Jan
11
Quaker Oats Co (The) com
9
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil' Refining Corp
10
38% Apr
73% Feb
153% Jan
3114 May
3
6
Inc
102%
104
*103
119%
119
*103
104
270
40
new
363%
37%
36%
36%
35%
36%
35%
353/4
35s/8
35%
.No par
-
(The)
102%
*103
119
56 5%
57%
57%
57%
57%
58
5714
58
58%
58%
3,500
12,800
5
365%
37
35%
363/.
355%
36
34%
36
36%
37%
17,800
31%
3,200
31%
152
303%
315/g
152%
31
.
31%
*152
30%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
152%
152%
152%
152 %
153 %
3Q%
30%
30 5/s
30%
30%
31%
152
30%
152
270
31
1>700
23
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
Monday, May 15, 1055
.,
.
(2260)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
lufi («
PrsTisui
36% Jan
18
5
8% Dec 22
81% Jan
5
86 y4
Jan
6
10
86% Nov
1
10 Yb Dec
4% Mar
00% Jan
99 % Mar
12
7
Jan
98
RKO Theatres Corp
3
28
105% May
Jan
4
52% Dec
Feb
7
26% Jan
4
62
Nov 23
57 y« Jan
6
80% Apr
4
31% Jan
4
37% Apr
Feb
24
Jan
1
18
47
0
40
8% Jan
11
15
20% Dec 31
26% Jan
13
1
Dec
29
31% Jan
6
36% Mar
42% Dec
29
39
Jan
5
43% Mar 30
7
38
Mar
2
5
42
Mar
8
Real
27% May 12
Reed
36% Feb
39% Oct
34
18
36
Sep
32
Jun
29'/a Jan
4
13
1
22% Dec 31
34% Jan
12% Apr 27
16% July 22
13
30% Jan
28
Feb
16
26
16% Jan
14% Jan
17
J*n
13
Reeves
11% Feb
14
28% Feb
2
34 Va Apr
21
12% Feb
4
17% May 13
23
31V*
Jan
jan~Ii
Aug~23
33% May 12'
9
14% Dec
10% Jan 26
8
8% Apr
6
15% Apr
85% Dec 31
37% Feo 24
0
Jun 22
77% Apr
13
9% Apr
1
Dec
22
44% Dec
40
Rexall
54
Dec
3
3
Mar 14
55
2
10
82
Jan
28
/ 91
May 11
Mar 16
165
20
109 Va Jan
46% May
Mar 11
51
Common
88
a
105
Nov
9
101
Jan
26
105% Apr
29
37
Aug
4
36
Jan
3
45% Feb
14
9
37
1
48% Jan
20
11
77% Dec
22
64 % May
3
28% Dec
29
27 Va Jan
7
7
34% Dec 23
40% Dec 23
May
7% Jan
4
Jan
12
Jan
4
Jan
8
96
Jan
18
41
7
Oct
11% Nov 11
72% Nov 29
68 Ve Jan
14% Jan
4
21% NOV
19
15
33% May 21
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
38% Jan 28
88% Jan
4
38% Apr
50% Nov 24
103% Jun
Nov
62% Jan
30
July 27
30
Feb
21
49% Apr
11
Dec
21
6
11
25 Va May
25'/a Mar 14
12
•3% Jan
4
14% May
74
Jan
17
29
284
Jan
17
Dec
15
145
3
101% Mar
17% Apr 28
27% Dec 31*
21% Apr 25
27% Jan
Jan
22
31
22
55'/a Mar 14
Dec
23
94Va Jan
12
Jan
25
33 V* Jan
6
98
25% Jan
103
108% Nov 18
8
31
34% Dec
4
NOV
15
85% Jan
113'/a Jan
19
17% Jan
8
22% Dec 30
42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
5
Dec
17
104-
108
45% Dec
July 21
7
Mar 14
59% Apr
21
74 V2 Jan
6
86 y4 Mar
Jan
3
57
41
7
10
NOV
Dec
30
6% Jan
25
Jan
25
43% Dec 20
7
33% Jan
13
20
56
27% May
4
38
Dec
31
8% Jan
4
10% Dec
29
13
36% Feb
18
66% Mar
22 Va Jan
6
27% Apr
19% Jan
10
56
5
24% Dec
31
Mar 15
29% Jan
4
Dec 20
17
43% Dec 31
36% Jan
45
Nov
32% Jan
52% Dec
54% Dec 31
25% Jan
42
40
Apr
May
13% Jan
6
55
48% Jan
18
Jan
23
5
12
22
11% May 12
15 Va F eD
28
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
55% Feb
14
59% Dec
1
54
Feb
9
66
24 ya Dec
31
20% Jan
25
51
j
25% May
Apr 18
25% Apr 26
Smith-Douglass
4
Solar
15% Jan
6
Feb
24
180% Feb
11
175
Aug 19
5% Jan
10% Dec
18% Dec
54
9% Feb
19
10
6
19% Mar
19
Jan
12% May
4
17% Jan
10
49% Jan
174
17
14% Jan
1
52
*
3
3
39% Jan
4
18
51 y8 Apr
27
40
Dec
23
35
87% Jan
11
46% Dec
23
44% Jan
6
*
g£ May 12
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16% Jan
fi
19
July 28
17% Jan
85% May
88% Feb
6
28 V8 Jan
2
29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6
88% Jan
4
54% Dec
J9% Jan
ll
81%
31 Va Jan
29
7
17
7
Jan 18
31% May 12
,51
Dec~20
72% Jan
18
35% Feb
16
62% Apr -29
38 y8
Apr
93% May
4
2
51% Mar 29
6
60
Dec
15
49% Jan
6
92
Nov
22
87% Apr
14
9
26% Mar 15
29% May
18% Jan
5
29% Aug
16% Dec
2
15% Jan
24% Apr
12
Feb
18
4% Mar 16
Oct
4
§5% Mar 31
99
Nov
29
14
Jan
4
34% Oct
15
6% Jan
4
83% Jan
4
7% Dec
106
Jan
29
5% Mar
6
29
19
74% Aug
3
100% Dec
Feb
80% Mar
22
4
9
4
7
7
Mar 11
20
39% Jan
18
10 Va Jan
5
70
68% Mar 14
43 y2 Jan
31
24% Jan
11
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
86% Jan
4
92% Sep
17% Dec
22
88
15% Dec
20
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
49% Nov 23
For footnotes
see
7
paere
18
Mar 22
15% May 12
9% May
5
7% Jan
11% Aug 12
Dec
27
84% Feb
14
45% Dec
7
Jan
4
Feb
18
92
10
98% Feb
59
23% Nov 30
3
preferred
Southern California Edison
90
1,300
71
Apr 27
102% May
23 Va Jan
2
10
73% Apr
14
14
Apr
13
80"
Apr
11
52
Apr 13
40% Mar
93% Apr
20% Mar
16% Feb
2
15
4
11
Co
34%
x65%
66%
67
'
36
14
*36%
36%
14 %
104%
*37
'•! 37 Va
34%
34%
34 Va
300
64 %
65%
64%
65 Va
3,200
*35 Va
36 %
800
37
65
14
104
37
34
65%
3/
*34%
36 Ve
105
36%
34%
*104
104%
104
37%
*,a
13%
.13%
13%
14Va
7,500
31%
30%
30%
30%
4,100
*38
40
*38
40
47%
*46%
47
*46 %
47
28%
x27%
31
27 *-■
27%
4,400
30 Va
39 VA '
31%
!
14 %
32
31 Ve
36
35%
37%
14
40
46 Va
40
100
*46%
47
300
9,800
27%
27
27 Va
2o%
27%
*38
46 %
*38
100
350
*340
355
"340
355
*345
355
*345
355
105%
Xl03%
103%
*102
103%
*102
103%
*102
103%'
50
24
24%
23%
24%
23 Va
21%
24 %
22%
23 %
10,800
12%
7,700
39,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
75%
74%
75
71%
73%
72%
73%
21
21'/a
21
21
21
21%
21%
22
6,000
41%
41%.
41
41%
41
41
40
40%
40 Va
40%
2,400
13%
13%
13%
13%
14
96%
46%
45%
46%
45%
46%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
31
29%
30%
30%
30%
29%
30%
30
30%
28,900
81 %
81%
*81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
1,300
*258
298
*285
298
*147
155
♦147
40"%"
41
41%
18
28%
*285
298
*285
298
155
*147
155
*147
157
..
41
41%
17%
18%
*147
-
13 Va
13 Va
13%
22%
22%
22%
23,200
26 Va
27 Va
26%
27
22,100
63%
62
96
95%
95%
*104%
105 Va
23
27%
28 %
27 Va
27%
27
62%
63%
62 Va
63
63
*95%
96
36 Va
*90%
93
*91%
120%
23%
*22%
80%
80%
80%
63%
*95
*104%
8,100
40
60
105 Va
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
35%
36
*90%'
92 Va
*90%
92%
*90 Va
91
117
*117%
120
23
*22%
23
92%
31%
31 %
106 V*
31%
31%
106 Va
106 %
*22 %
23%
3,400
;
380
106
79%
3,500
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
3,800
106 %
80%
81%
31%
*106%
117
120
118
*22 %
23%,
*105%
106'%
*105%
106 Va
50
53
79 Va
80%
80
81
140
7,200
49%
49%
50%
50
50Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
X20%
21
1,500
20%
82%
82 Va
82%
82%
82%
81 %
82%
82%
83 Va
9,600
82
55 Va
52%
53%
52%
53%
52%
53 Va
53
53%
7,800
54
10%
10%
10%
10%
8%
8%
8 Va
8%
49
50 Va
50 V*
10%
8 Va
57%
58
57%
42%
43%
43
43 Va
42%
42%
41%
41
42
42
10%
8%
16,700
57%
57%
350
41%
42%
42%
43%
4,100
39
Va
41 Va
40
40%
1,000
10%
10 Va
32 Va
*30 Va
32
700
59
58%
60
11,800
24%
24
24%
3,300
15%
15%
7,900
43
43%
60%
59%
60%
59
59 %
58
24%
25
10%
*30 Va
60
25
10 Va
30 %
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
23%
10%
*30 Va
32
16%
16%
16
16%
16
16%
15 Va
16
43
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
43%
52%
55
x53%
53%
52%
53 Vb
54
52%
53
52%
53 Va
35,800
49%
50%
49%
50 %
4,500
2,100
2,000
50%
51 Va
50 Va
50 %
52%
50%
46%
46%
46
46
45%
46%
45%
45%
45
45%
*12%
12%
12%
12 Va
11%
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
53 Va
53 Va
53 Va
54
*52%
54
52%
52%
63
62 Va
62 Va
62 Va
62
62
61%
62
22%
1,500
27 %
4,000
*62
62 Va
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
22 7 b
22%
23%
28
28%
26%
27 %
25%
26%
25%
26%
27
54 %
55
53 Va
54%
52 Va
53%
22%
23
221/4
22%
22
22 Va
•'
*180
*178
'178
llVa
12%
12
18 Va
18%
18Va
*52
52%
*52
*
11%
12
18
33%
33%
38
37 Va
37 Va
49%
50%
50 Va
18%
V*
50
-
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
1
Sparks Wlthlngton Co
No par
Spear ft Co common
1
85.59 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical, Co common
6
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
1
Sperry Corp (The) new
1
Spiegel Inc common
2
$4.50 preferred
No par
5
com—No par
No par
1
Electric Co
1
32%
92 %
93
18 Vb
18%
*52%
52%
33%
32%
37 Va
37 Va
*36 Va
371%
1,100
48 Va
49
43%
49%
12,000
ii
Si
§4
163.800
20 Va
20 %
20 Va
20%
31%
31 %
311/4
31%
2,700
34 Va
34V4
33%
3414
10,600
59%
601/4
24,400
49%
50
ia
Va
'
59%
61
58 %
59%
32%
31%
32 %
31 %
31%
31%
32 Va
8,300
92
92 V4
91%
92%.
92%
931/2
7,800
92%
50 3 8
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
51%
3,200
50%
•
90
*88%
28%
29
X28%
90
28 Va
28%
28
28%
8,000
18
19
19%
19%
2,400
5%
2,000
19%
19%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
*80%
88
*80%
19%
20%
"
66%
102
68%
102
*
66%
102
18%
88
67%
102
19
*80%
66 Va
*101%
18%
*80%
88
67 Va
102
5'/4
*6%
,
18%
88
66%
68
67%
lOOVa
101%'"
100
88
67%
1001/2
♦100
7,900
520
18%
18%
18%
18%
3,800
63%
65 Va
64%
65 %
33,900
13
13%
13%
13%
27,100
73 Va
78%
80
46
45%
46
3,800
39%
38%
391/4
6,200
19
65%
67%
66%
65 %
13%
13%
13%
13 Vb
13 Vb
13%
77
77
76%
77
77%
79
78%
45%
46%
45%
46
45%
47
47 %
38%
66%
6%
*80%
18%
65%
10
90
*6%
5%
91
*89
90
28%
7
20%
5%
17,205
61%
*6 Va
20%
3,600
34
32%
37 V8
*88%
29
8,300
18%
32%
90
28%
15,400
x91%
-
51%
51Va
*88%
11%
11%
52%
*52
5,200
—
33%
61
62 Va
32 3/8
21%
37
34V4
61%
29,900
54
21%
33%
34 Va
34%
11%
370
430
52%
*180
„
18%
18 %
Va
34
53%
21%
11%
11%
52%
*52
52 Va
34
33
*37%
51%
21%
*180
20 Va
No par
1
Aouthern Railway common—No par
0% non-cum preferred
50
Mobile ft Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co—1
533/4
*53
22%
34 Va
Inc
1,000
53
55 Va
31%
(Del)
2,300
*
53
*52
53
34
7.50
*
10%
52
52
54
54%
2,800
10%
*30 Va
10 %
10%
30%
32
10%
10%
8
43
41%
4,200
8%
57%
10%
8%
57 Va
10%
8%
57%
10%
58%
58
20%
•-..i-'wcsas?' »-*v,
3,500
96%
63
63%
105%
31%
26.
%
*104%
120
xl20
121%
*22%
*95%
105%
*104
36%
1,200
27%
22%
35%
27%
27%
•13%
104%
6,000
27%
27%
13%
23%
104%
17%
,13 Va
22%
28 %
22%
96
80
17%
*102
13%
,28
13%
23%
*95
19,400
103%
17%
28 Va
28
28%.
*3%
23%
Xl3%
../•
17%
17%
.
41%
41%
41
103
103
103
17%
17%
40%
41%
.
*102 :
102
102
103
•102
■
.
800
298
*285
155
31 %
Standard Gas &
25
45%
24%
20%
preferred
*24%
46%
30%
20 Va
Standard Brands Inc
16,300
24 Va
31%
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
46
45%
20%
Square D Co
530
2,400
45%
107%
31%
Co
16,100
96%
108
107
108
107%
20%
Gas Co
800
45 Va
96%
96%
96%
*107
108
44%
45%'
44%
96 Va
96 Va
107
108
*107
46%
45%
97%
97%
97
:
45%
45%
45%
45%
14
•13%
14
14
14
31%
Production
-.■»
104%
37%
34%
5
)
South'n Pacific Co
$3.50
104
38%
34%
Gas & Elec_No par
(The
Southern Natural
Southern
105
320
74%
Rights
South Indiana
14
82
90
21%
50
8%
Southern
15
6% Dec
90
12%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
7
Jan
Apr 22
*89
76%
com.4.50
preferred
2
Oct
4
0%
32% Mar
80
Jan
91
21
1
Co
21 y8 Mar
25
37
.
-
37% Jan
30% Jan
11
84
Aircraft
South Carolina E & G Co
Feb 25
54
Mar 14
43% Nov 29
Jan
S9% May
90
90
12%
Bolvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
'
Mar
-
10
90%
90
44%
45%
44%
76
-5
-.15
Inc
Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil
7
18
20% Jan
24,400
58
■
12 Va
10
Co
7
49% Jan
4,600
45%
*54
24%
1
Smith-Corona Inc
56% Mar
31
25% Aug 11
3,200
163%
162
58
28%
Corp
O)
27% Feb
32% Aug 25
54% Dec
138% Feb
(A
162
*54
350
No par
No par
No par
Corp
33% Jan
4
15% Jan
35% Jan
i
Smith
159%
4,700
30,700
9Va
55
*103
25
10
Smith (Alexander) Inc common—5
•%% preferred
—
100
4.20% preferred
100
14
70
8%
46
47%
Bkelly Oil Co
3
48% Apr
Oil
Sinclair
42%
69
9
55
39%
50c
America
Steel
Slmonds Saw ft
May
56
>
37% Mar 14
Aug 27
Pen Co
Simmons Co
3
55% Mar 25
Jan
G)
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
4
14ye Dec
6% May
35
44
Corp
(Prank
Shell Oil Co
7
47% Mar
3
48% Mar 14
22
35% Jan
39% Jan
8
10
42
69%
8%
165
163
31%
No par
1
No par
No par
1
7.50
Gas
&
Bheaffer (W A)
19
15 '/a May 13
2
31
7
Shattuck
Sharon Steel
Jan
31% Dec
61% Dec
15% Jan
11% Jan 31
■
42%
28,500
84%
45%
13%
6
1
1
Co
Co
common
Oil
83%
68%
9
8%
84%
46 Va
36
No par
preferred
84.50
Shamrock
28% Jan
4
42% July 19
25% Jan
Inc
9
164
37%
1
5
Rubber
Selberllng
500
82%
58
104%
23
100
100
6
40
1
common-
Roebuck ft Co
Servel
14%
*53
/
*34%
15o
No par
No par
No par
conv
49% Apr 11
46% Apr 21
18
9% Mar 14
Co
Beeger Refrigerator
15
26
9% Apr 26
61% Jan
6
39 y2 Jan
9% Jan
69% Jan
Apr
Sears
11 % Apr
8% Mar 15
3
Inc
Seagrave Corp
3
*14Va
x45%
10
5
1-40
Co
Seaboard Oil Co
5
21 y4 Apr
37
0% July
4
,
8
39% Nov 22
10% Feb
108% Jan
1
6
12
7% NOV 26
17
Jan
16
•7% Mar 18
21% Jan
19
43% Jan
31
18% May 24
79% Nov 20
Jan
Apr
Apr
16,700
14%
58 >'
100
A 5%
Bcranton Elec Co
32% Feb
85
69% Mar 14
18.300
8Va
•<
36%
89%
preferred
preferred
(The) com
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
Seaboard Finance Co common
$5.75 sink fund preferred-No par
4.30%
34%
7%
46%
20
100
1
3.65%
91% May 2
126% Apr 28
23% Feb
2
Mar 31
22
16
34%
7%
*14%
14%
16%
34%
7%
-8
Electric
Mfg
8%
163%
41,600
16%-
15%
8
164'a
67
04 preferred
Bcovlll
9
8%
*54
03.40 preferred
7
Mar
120
162%
10
100
100
1
5
Boon Paper Co common
38% Apr 25
-
4
31
Dec
114
11
44,700
104
41%
10
Sobering Corp
22
Feb
98
7%
20
41 va
41
*103
33%
xO
35%
14%
64
41%
103
103
104
35
14%
8,400
64 Va
*63Va
1
Bavage Arms Corp
Bchenley Industries
4
64 y4 Apr
107
89% Mar 23
10
102% Jan
02
29% Mar
6
24% Dec
68 % NOV
*14%
200
17 Va
41Va
Va
1 ■*
32 %
17
•63 Va
70
noncum
Bangamo
17
3
14% Feb
4
Jan
13
30% Jan 20
*103
103 Va
103
63%
41%
42%
70
1
0
12 y2 Jan
20
May 26
11% Jan
47% Sep
33
25
Mar 14
26
10
14% Dec
42
Apr 21
103% Apr 13
19% Jan
3
7
17% Apr
29% Dec 31
0%
•*41%
♦32
17 Vb
16
42 %
*62
62
61'/a
42%
1«J^4
69%
Ry Co—100
preferred
100
Bt Regis Paper Co common.
5
let pfd 4.40%
series A
100
Ban Diego Gas ft Electric Co
10
10
10%
16%
32 Va
32%
33%
8 V
8
8
8
*32%
33
69%
1
series
Preferred
15
Jan
170
Apr
1,700
!
8
70%
Bt Louis Southwestern
320% Apr
28
33% Mar 14
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
85
83
21
Dec
41% Dec 23
5
103% NOV
Dec 27
19
5
Feb 21
9%
14%
13%
69%
Stores common—
—10
preferred
_100
4.30% conv preferred—
St Joseph Lead Co
10
Bt Joseph Light ft Power—No par
Bt L Ban P Ry Co common—No par
2
9,800
85%
4%
31% May
40
170
Apr
102
28
Jan
22% Jan
76% Dec
20% Jan
89
114
16,500
14%
84%
Hafeway
28
296
5
9
123
Dec
23
8
Apr
4
44
'
1
211
4
98% Feb
106'/a Apr
112% Oct
11
22
49% Feb
200
26%
85%
B
600
14 Va
8'/a
62%
14%
3,500
41
26%
14
84%
(Jacob)
25
42 y2 Apr
36
85%
(The)
Ruberold Co
95 Va Mar 23
9
5
15%
15%
14%
1
Co_50 Guilders
Royal Dutch Petrol
Royal McBee Corp
Rnppoxl
13% Mar 14
*33
84%
Aircraft Corp
15% Mar 21
9
99% Oct
18% Jan 14
Rohr
3
37%
40%
14 Va
8%
preferred series A
4*
21
48% Jan
1
47% Sep
14
31% Jan
Rockwell
Ronson Corp
23% Feb
*37 Va
27%
7%
Rohm ft Haas Co common
81 y4 Mar 15
9V2 Jan
9
37%
34%
8%
conv
13% Mar 24
•
6
25
Jan 18
6% May 27
29
Apr
33
8
Rochester Gas
18
105% Mar 4
■'
35
Feb
1
21% May 12
55% Aug
Apr
29
370
42
*37
25 Va
15%
preferred
25
St El Corp—No par
Spring St Axle Co
5
6%%
15
20
40
6
19
Apr
1
102
21
Feb
48 y4 Apr
Jan
257
12
105% Dec 29
35
33% Apr
*40
37 Va
25%
36 %
Antelope Copper Mines
Roherstshaw-Fulton Controls com_l
"
7
13
24 Vt Jan
26% Dec 31 j
281 ya Oct
4
Oct
25
21
45% Oct
14
18% Jan
148
Jan
41% Jan
36
40 Va
35 Va
36
14%
Roan
4
15% Apr
33%
103% \
1,700
36,000
34%
30'/4
35
0
25
35 Va
—2.50
No par
Rltter Company
36% May 10
7
*8
102%
39 Va
23%
36
15%
Co
Manufacturing
Co
Richfield Oil Corp
3
75% Mar
12
12% Jan
6
28
Mar 14
13% Oct
17% Jan
24
31 Va Apr
8%
42
39 Va
22%
34 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
*61%
39 %
23 %
35;
'
25
24%
13%
15%
75
74%
39%
22%
39%
38%
*36
*8%
*33
2,500
24%
*37
36%
Rhine lander Paper
33% Dec
11
6
42
500
50%!
23 Va
.
38%
24%..
120
__
40%
*40
*37
.
38%
No par
No par
Rbeem
37% Jan
Dec
41
37%
32
50 %
74
73%
105
9,400
8%
8%
*
l.oOO
14,500
10
35%
15%
series
series
3.60%
Preferred 4.50*
Preferred
12
July
36
35%
—
25% Jan
78
35%
W
75%
80%
*39 Va
/
•
No par
Co
Drug
Feb
05% July
50 V*
No par
Reynolds Metals Co com
Reynolds (R J) Tob class
May 11
9
May 11
125
2
36
24%
50c
10
Brass
Revert Copper ft
25
14
7 % Mar
8% Dec
12
33% July
46
o
Jan
105/2
50%
'
%
91,700
47%
V 8%
8%
issued"
"When
42'/a May 12
41 % May 12
24 %
1
Republic Steel Corp
14
89% Feb
18
75 Va Jan
64
39%
23 Va
No par
Corp new
Holding
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
—A1 convertible preferred
29
13% Jan
70% Dec 31
11% Jan
Reo
22
11
47% Jan
14
25
7
44% Feb
<.
5% Mar 14
Dec
7
4
Jan
3
43%
Jan
16% Apr
104
12
74%
*39%
*36
—5
100
8O0
26
Remington-Rand common
84.80 preferred
48% Mar 17
o
99 Va Mar 11
103% Nov 23
Coot
16
87% Feb
61 % May 10
11
8%
105/2
75 %
75%
75%
39%
24%
41
ft Co—
prior preference
10
Reliable Stores Corp
No par
Dec
8%
51
50%
51 %
(Robt)
Co common
pfd 3% * series
8 %
*105ic
51 %
*37
$1.25 dlv
Reliance Mfg
Va
8%
8%
8%
*10510
51 %
36
3
12 «/2 Apr
22
Inc
Broe
8%
9
105/2
75%
No par
6O0
Roller Bit Co
86
39
50
50
5
2nd preferred
Hosiery Mills
46%
85%
8
23%
1
25
5
50
noncum
811k
Reis
l4%»Dec 31
13
4%
45%
86
8 Va
8
'
6
May
36% NOV
64
3
48%
80%
8%
8%
7% Jan
31%g>ec 31
4
03% Feb
19% Mar 22
20
8% Dec
3
1
8% May 7
65% May 19
4% May
24% July
15
25% Apr
47 Va
85%
*51
No par
Raybestos-Manbattan
Jtajoniftr Inc common
$2 preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred
43%
85 %
8%
105%
100
3%% pfd
Ralston Purina Co
3
4
46%
86
46%
85%
47%
86
8
Shares
May 13
46%
1
1
Corp
Pictures
RKO
May 13
53% Mar
37
1st
$3.50
28
9% Jan
8% Mar 14
22
29
Apr
America com—No par
preierred
No par
Radio Corp of
48% May 10
39% Dec 29
11
76
Jan
4
2% Jan 28
22% Jan
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 1Z
Wednesday
May 11
May JO
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
May 9
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lewest
Monday
STOCK
NSW YORK
Mace Jan. 1
Range
1*64
Year
1.270
39%
39 7b
39 Va
39%
x38%
39%
92%
92 %
92 %
92'.'4
92%
290
92 Va
92 Vb
93
92
92%
15%
16 Va
15%
161/8
12,800
16%
16
16%
16
16
16 Va
10'A
10%
10%
10%
10%
6,800
10 Va
10%
10 %
10 Vb
10 Va
.
Volume 181
Number 5429
.
The Commercial ancl Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2261)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Xear
Range
Highest
52% Jan
4
44% Oct
29
71% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
99
Jan
Oct
4
48 % Dec
26
Dec
73% Jan
8
112 % Dec1
6
7
since
Jan.
Lowest
79% Oct
45
106% Jan
31
42
102% Mar 11
10% Feb
18
Standard
"49% Jan
Standard
Standard
Mar 14
12
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
25
22% Feb
102
Oil
Apr
42% Feb
5
53% Oct
22
43
May 13
50
Feb
Starrett Co
Mar 30
44 %
May
Stauffer
42% July 30
36
13% Dec
13% Jan
46 % Dec
14
42 % Mar 14
6
22% Apr
30
30% Feb
19% Feb
16
26% Dec 29
23% Jan
13% Jan
4
20
12
15
24 %
Jersey
Ohio
&
28% Mar
Stewart-Warner
18% Jan
6
21% May
Stix
23
16% Feb
23
19 % Jan
Stokely-Van Camp Inc
8
19% Aug 24
19% Jan
21% Jan
4
27% Dec 29
35% Nov
1
43% Aug 19
10% Nov 23
14% Dec
30% Jan
11
48
8% Jan
4
26 % Jan
6
30% Feb
Stone &
40
20
5%
6
67% Apr
Stromberg-Carlson
Jan
11% May 13
153/8 Jan
4
Studebaker-Packard
53
7
Sunbeam
16% Apr
Feb
1
101
Dec
30
97% Jan
20
68% Dec
30
70
Dec
30
67 % Feb
11
113% Jan
7
115% Apr
5
118% Aug
9
104
13
118% Jan
Sun
4
Oil
Co
Class
11
A
77
78
77%
77%
44'/a
43%
44
43%
44
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1133%
115%
115
47%
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47
47%
101/4
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4,000
20%
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20
19%
20%
16,600
43%
431%
43%
43
43
42
42
41
42%
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14%
14%
14%
71% Jan
11
Corp
7
Jan
635
4
12% Dec
Jan
8
14% Jan
30% Jan
11
50
16
Feb
26
24% Nov
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4
31% Jan
816
3
Jan
4%%
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42
15
14
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48 %
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26
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20 %
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31
740
51 %
Jan
8
46% Jan
18
10
Sep 28
20
'■
-4
48% Dec
16
41
13
96
Dec
28
91% Apr
147% Dec
16
'128% Jan
20%
24
7% Dec 29
6% Jan
6
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■
14% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
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25
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Jan
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l6
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4
Dec
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May
28
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28%
7,300
53%
56%
55%
56%
16,900
46,800
12
12%
49
50%
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50
50%
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69 3/4
35
42%
Dec~23
38
42% Feb
14
14
Oct
12% Jan
6
16% Jan
28
9
47%
6
% May 3
58 % Mar 23
Mar 14
5
Jan
4
9"% Dec
13
50% Dec
19
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Jun
6% Jan
172
9
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15% Dec
11
Jan
66
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16
27
147
Dec
29
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31
12
.
8% Jan 22
6% Jun
17
July 30
Feb
9
Dec
29
7% Jan
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Jan
7
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15
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53
Dec
31
47
Jan
18
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7
104
Dec
8
101
Jan
25, '
27% Nov
16
24
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27% Nov
16
263/4 Jan
52% Dec
36% Jkn
31
48
17'
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6
13% Jan
3
12% Jan
15% Aug
6
25% Feb
40% Dec
31
37% Mar 14
13% Jan
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-
7. %
18
15% Feb
^
,
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29:...Mar" "4
43% Apr
33% Apr
30
253/4 Jan
21
21% Aug 16
18% Jan
20
22% Mar
2
31
24% Mar ll
27% Jan
55% Oct
26
60 % Nov
26
5b
Jan
59% Apr
6
13
23
19% Dec
31
18
Mar 15
Dec
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
2
30% Nov
39
25
Mar 14
33% Apr
14
17
52 % Dec
54
Dec
30
18% Jun
9
30% Dec
31
13% Jan
18
19% Dec
6
17
5
41 % Jan
52
Jan
18
20% Feb
59 %
Apr
9
.
47%,.
473/4
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37
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i 6
20% Jan
19
52% Jan
14
60
Jan
6
4
16% Nov
30
12% May
13
41% Dec
22
32% May 12
403/4 Mar 18
7
143/4 Dec
6
13% Jan
16% Apr
Feb
24
38% Dec
29
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
July 23
'
18% Mar
►20%
36%
37
14%
13%
200
21%
31
'
36
14%.
5,600
13%
143/s
55
1,300
21,500
53%
55%
92%
93%
92%
94
11,300
26%
25%
26%
23,500
40%
40%
40
403/s
39%
40%
393/4
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14
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13%
13%
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18
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27
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8,700
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28
283/8
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28
273/4
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563/8
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56'/2
56%.
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55%
56
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143/s
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26
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20
20%
20
52%
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31
30%
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28%
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213/4
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100
25%
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55%
54
54
28%
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29%
28 3/4
29
28-
28%
28%
28%
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17%
17%
171/4
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17%
17%
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50
preferred
V
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1
50
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1-8
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453/4
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163
71%
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50 3/8
10%
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163
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•
17i/r
21%
No par
100
71%
-
10
10%
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16%
„
10 V4,
10%
157
*
583/4
53 %
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-
53%
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54
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53
53
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300
55
53
—
1
(The)
12%
12%
123/a
12%
12 %
12%
12%
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12%
12%
2,900
1
Co
Corp
400
73/4
25%
Co
100
11—_—No par
1
prior
*20%
36
140
"
139
7%
7%
26%*
58%
conv
139
140
.
73/4
9 5 3/41
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*136
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25%
301/2
TXL Oil
■
6,500
26,600
93%
21%
Twin
-
96%
53
26
5%
4
46
96%
52%
30 '/a
19
57 % Dec
6% Jan
32% Dec
45%
98%
271/a
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser_50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
13
Jan
,5)1/4
45%
95%
21%
Coal
51%
51%
443/8
26%,
i
Preferred series
400
51
53%
No par
Truax-Traer
2,500
223/4
943/4
Co, common—-
preferred
471%
223/4
273/4
51%
94%
x27
x-distributlon—1
World- Airlines
$2.70
47
23
1!
38,500
47%
51%
21%
-
'
■
29%
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,
8
13%
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L
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1000
28%
:
: 73/4
20%
10%
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29%
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</
1403/4. 1403/4
139
7%
•ft. 6,500
11
1000
46%
48%
223/a
343/a
34%
34%
34 5/a
33
34%
32%
33
32%
33%
25,000
15%
15%
15%
16
5,300
33%
33%
33%
34
5,800
8%
9
u
11% May
27
16
6
33
-1
16 %
16%
16%
16%
16
16%
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
8
29
33%
33%
333/8
34%
33%
34%
9%
9i/a
9%
9%.
Udylite Corp (The).
38
Jan
3
11
Jan1
4
31
84% Apr
27
Union
Bag & Paper Corp
803/b Mar 14
933/4 Apr
12
Union
Carbide
1
Union
Chem
31% Apr 26
Union
Elec Co of Mo common
May 4
8% May 13
69
Jan
83%
82%
82%
82
82
80%
81%
80%
80%
2,000
90%
91
933/8
92
93%
91%
92%
92%
93 %
34,800
4
25
15
113
Sep
28
108% Mar 22
113
Jan
5
Preferred
$4.50
series
No par
110
110
*110
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
100
100
Apr
7
Preferred
$3.70
series
*28
100
*98
91
Jan
14
Preferred
$3.50
series
No par
No par
Preferred
$4
__No par
*102
85
99
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
'
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
87
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
100
38% Jan
4
59% Nov
24
50
105 % Jan
11
20
139
48
154
Dec
Apr
7
Mar 16
Jan
14
May 1'2
Jan
31 % Mar
104% Mar 29
Feb
59
17
series
30%
10
Union
Oil of California
Union
Pacific RR Co common
88 3/4
50%
25
Apr 27
178
25%
Corp—10
7
50
Jan
4
51% Aug 23
50% Mar 15
52
25% Oct
19
29% Jun
24
263/4 Jan
303/a Mar
45% Jan
11
79% Dec
20
66% Mav 12
6
1063/4 Feb
3
21% Apr 27
873/4 Jan 11
38 3/s Dec
29
119% Dec
29
103% July
Materials
&
1,800
8234
11% Jan
9
9
9
90 %
21% Jan
23
.
20
104% Jan
28% Dec
9
No par
Carbon
&
9
171
X26%
27
31M4
30%
*88%
89
♦102
103%
503/4
50%
1713/4
167%
27%
303/4
26%
30
26;%
30%
1103/4
110%
110%
100
*98
100
89 3/4
88
103%
103
89%
103
50%
50%
170
167%
169'%
50 3ft
253%
26%
27%
6,900
30 3/8
30%
30%
14,300
110%
253/,
29%
*110
110%
1103/4
170
100
*98
ft 97%
'
100
89%
89%
*102
103%
102%
102%
120
50
50%
50%
51%
15,500
169%
170%
2,800
*88%
169
167%
90
110
'
103
Apr
6
22
Jan
94
106
4
4%
noncumulative
Union
2
Jan
.
26
United
Jan
10
5%
Tank
503/4
51
50%
51
505%
50%
*50%
51
1,200
291/4
293/a
29
29%
283/4
29%
28%
29%
4,700
71 %
68%
71
67 3/8
69
66%
68 %
67%
68%
17,600
104'/a
Xl03%
*1023%
104%
;
'
5
100
preferred
51
29%
70
No par
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
51
29%
preferred—50
Co_
Car
104%
103%
103'%
103%
103
400
103
t
■
•
34% Jan ' 6
110
Jan
6
-
433/8 Apr 21
Jan
27
28
Mar 15
150% Apr
31% Jan
1073/4 Apr
19% Sep
20
105
Mar 21
108% Feb
23
173/a Jan
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
Jan
12
38% May 26
34% Jan
3% Feb
25
6 3/4 Dec
13
4% Apr
1
6
% Jan
70% Apr
4% Jan
29
80% Jan
6
72% Apr
19
78
Jan
4
6% Nov
9
25% Nov 11
103% Oct
29
14
Jun
1
49
Dec
27
40
3
United
15
United
3
10
43%
series of 1952-100
1361/4
Air Lines Inc common
Preferred 4%%
21
Biscuit
18
54
43
7
42
42%
1333/8
rH CO CM
1323%
43%
42%
133
133
43
134
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
x28%
29%
29%
*106'/a
108%
*106%
108'%
*106'%
108 %
1063/4
106 3/4
*106%
20%
20%
22 3/b
21%
United Carbon Co
20
Apr
423/4
Xl30%
No par
Corp
10
$4.50 preferred
United
CartOD
&
~
America—No par
of
'
22% May 13
Board
x41%
44%
138
*20
20
20
483ft
49
48%
48'%
48%
48%
48%
*40%
42
40%
403/4
40%
40%
*411/4
20%
No par
49%
50
No par
40%
40 3/4
20
43%
20,900
1,100
135
2.9%
3,700
^
1
y
'4
10
108
221%
9,000
48%
2,000
1
United-Carr
8
6
Jan
7
Jun
28
11
Aug 17
8% Mar 14
63% Jun
29
88
Aug 23
67% May 12
12
May 25
11% Jan
173/s Dec
17
4
15 %
July 20
45% Jan
4
57
Dec
31
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
33% Mar
4
11% Jan
12
1% Jan
4
49% Jan
8
383/4 Aug 19
18% Dec 31
25
13 % Mar 14
51% Feb
32
18
2
Mar 14
363/4 Jan
7
Mar 14
Feb-21
10% Jan;
3
8
14% Mar 17
44
Dec
31
179
May
For
May
23 %
90
31
12% May 12
16% Mar
31
40% Jan
43
81% Jan
26.
18
5
Mar
141/4
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"When
4%%
U
S
4%%
63/4
4% '
>73
6 5/a
8%
8%
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68'/a
68%
671%
►16
16%
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14
14%
133/4
6%
8%
68
4%
*73
6%
*8%
*66
4%
400
10,500
73 %
63
8
8%
13,500
100
70
68
16%
16 »/b
16%
1,800
14
13%
13%
7,300
58 3b
33,400
57%
60
58%
59%
58%
59%
56%
58%
323/4*
33%
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
38'A
*38
38%
1,600
20 34
20
20%
32,800
2%
0,500
37%
38
38
38%
38
38%
20%
21%
201%
20%
203/«
20%
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(The)_l
4%
73%
f.
2%
23/4
2%
23/4
90'/a
%T
91
49%
50%
260
2%
23%
2%
87%
2%
89%
90
90%
*49
50%
*49
50
260
263%
260
262
►180
*180
32%
2 3/s
89
♦49
263%
32%
17,700
1,900
89
50
400
235
3,200
277
280
100
181%
181 %
5
651/2
69
65
68
65%
183%
66%
65
65%
65
65%
6.200
22%
Machinery
23%
22
2 2 3/8
22%
22%
213/4
22%
22
22 %
22,800
83
84
*83
83%
84 %
83%
83%
13%
14%
20
com
preferred
100
Inc
preferred
4 %
73%
38
issued"
Industries
%
6%
42
58%
50
Jan
31
13% Dec
14%
91
May
40% Dec
14%
50%
U S
69
16%
91
Feb
6
16%
No par
184 Vs
4
16%
No par
May
8%
70
U S
280
873/4 Dec
page
City Mines Co
4
*73
6 3/4
68 %
U S
Mar 14
40% Jan
*8 %
"
4%
73%
1
Inc
& Foreign Securities
Freight Co
U S Gypsum Co common
7% preferred
4
see
Park
Mfrs
&
Mar
Apr 29
6%
13%
Improvement Co
55
5
footnotes
United
10
6
Jan
19% May
7% May
Merch
214
Dec
34
Gas
9
No par
Co
United
12
..
Corp
United
3% Feb
184
14VV
2
94% Apr
25
5
preferred
16
18
175
5
Engineering & Foundry
Gas
35
18
Electric Coal Cos
16%
Fruit
77% Jan
►73
6 :,/4
9
United
8
4 %
4%
73%
70
United
393/4 Mar
6%
691/2
May 9
35% Feb 11
22% Feb
4%
*73
*8%
United
60
100
1
100
Mar 31
17
(7%
:
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
United
30
Nov
United
•
preferred
(Del)
11
38% Dec
233
convertible
18% Jan
3
4
Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
Corp
4
2% Jan
11
United
ft" $3.50
.United
.78% Jan
15
114% Jan
54 % Mar 11
6
11-.
Fastener
.' (Delaware)
12
73/8 Feb
2% Sep
863/4 Dec
22% Jan
Jan
157/b Feb
<
common
series
A—,
1
50
42 %
42%
-180
13%
*42
270
183%
*83
13%
13%
42%
42
*
I
800
11%
*
78,900
103/4
%
52
23%
77%
27%
28 3/4
51%
23%
77%
♦900
1,000
273/4
X48
23%
78%
951/4'
Tri-Continental Corp common
14
25 % Mar 14
4
*900
27%
22%
Transue & Williams St.eel
Trans
'
.
23%
"
11%
11
'
185,200
50,700
No par
Transamerlca Corp—
18 "
74,700
'
::
Tide Water Associated .Oil
m-
3
53
27%
15
-21
ft A %.. preferred-——
15
27% Dec
Apr
•
140
7%
2.60
'-.'$1.20 conv preferred-.
57 % May
9 f Tlmkqn Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co U,The)
;' 15
Feb 17 *
4
May 28
16% Jan
1
-
363/4
f:
28% Apr
19
42
'138
preferred
00
tThlrd Avenue Transit Corp.No par
Thompson (J R)-_ 11
18
Thompson Products Inc com
6
'•
15% Apr
15% Jan
5
1,000
1
$2.50 convertible
105% May lO.
,18% July 20
26 % Dec
„
1
Pair
Thermold
t
■
78%
•
78%
963/4.
■
$2.40 conv. preference-
The
ft 46% May'll
18
8% July
11
♦900
1,000
23%
'"
•
46%,
$1.25 conr-preferred—
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—S
-
cMay'i i --
42% Oct
J
11%
11
23%
*78
52
ft
-7
18
23%
78%
"
96-3/4
12% Jan 31
10
46
35
V 10
,
25%
33%
ft-
233/4-
253/8
51%
ft
Jan
17% Jan
•49% Dec
23%
45%
22
'19% Nov, 19
19% Dec 23
20
118%
25%
98%
51% A^r
5
*117%
"33%
.463/4
1 Textron American Inc. common—50c
27
118%
23%
4,700
32%
44%
18% May 13
22% May 13
19% Mar A
Apr
Texas'
3,300
'
71
23%
*963/4'
-6
4 *■
23%
20%
Land
ft" 70
25%
45%
Producing "Co neW__3M»
ctfs
70
25%
98'%
Uorp—11
Pacific Ry
Utilities Co_
2,500
106
32%
,
451/4
Cotp
share
*104
23%
25i/4
*96%
Jan
7
23
25
73
Jan
23%
7.50
Inc(James)
Pacific
*117%
No par
No par
com
% Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Sub
693/4
32%
78%
900
*6
38% Jan
23%
23%
26
;
Texas &
106
118%
*117%
'-
.
*104
.
70%
25%
79
A
4
106
33
23%
52
13
-
14%
25'%
78%
11
Jan
13% Jan
:
13% Jan
104% Jan
Mar 14
11%
50
14%
70
•
9% May 12
Dec
v
11%
49%
14%
*104
118%
23%
..
ft-
51%
Texas
107
11%
49'/2
14%
32%
lOo
T exas Gulf Sulphur
ft Texas Instruments Inc.
'
5% Jan
lA
23
Texas' Gulf
11%
49%
14%.
'
Texas Co—.,
J*
11
"A May
41
'
—•
493/4
Tennessee
ivl^y lj,
12
50%
14%
70
118%
—•
-—12.60
Co-—,
ll3/4
50
ft
'
70
48%
Aircr&ft
201%'
27%
Telautograph "■ Corp---
2
*20
6,700
59%
*22%
Taicott
1,900
*
283%
27%
Temco
171/4-
57
26%
:
26
20%
5,700
21%
17'
28%
1
preferred$4.40 cum pfd (conv)_
Symington Gould Corp
3
♦20
24%
21'A
•
60
1
$4
May4-2
Apr
Inc
Biscuits
Sylvania EleC Prod Inc
4
100%.Apr
31% Apr
25% May li;
ft Dec~20
Jan
87/a Mar
-
20%
■
24%
11,300
28'%
50
Swift &
5
171%
7,100
25
58 3%
Sutherland Paper Co common
5
Sweets Co of America (The)_4.16%
2
May 13
*20:
-
300
471/4
24%
28%
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
5:/% May 2
47% Feb 23
18
4% Feb
1
Mar
17'%
X47
28%
Sunshine Mining Co.
y: 223/4
15
14
>
4
58 :,4. May
Mar 30
81% Jan
Sunshine
29% May 13
45% Mar 15
105% Jan
1
1,040
21%
17%
1,700
2,400
42
14%
607/a
100
w
l^tfa Apr
6
18% Feb
Nov 30
25
21'/a
17%
100
60%
25
pfd series of '55 w i_30
Corp common
1
Oil
243/4
213%
'
43%
102
28%
preferred
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co
Sunray
*101%
42%
No par
No par
preferred
A
86% Mar
103/s Mar U
3
20% Dec
4
26%
102
44%
1
5%%
;
102
42%
4%> preferred series A w i
7 / % May 13
30
102
*14%
common
May 13
84% Dec
*101%
*43%
10
May 10
24
8,600
10%
No par
35
Jan
47%
10%
1
Corp.
25 %
6
46%
10%
102
10
233/4 May 13-
213/4 Jan
47%
39,300
20
20
23% May 11
25% May i.2
23% Dec 31
46%
13,500
35,700
113%
20 3/s
5
32 % May 11
4
47'%
112%
20
*101'%
'
16% Jan
'
112%
Xl0a%
102
5
common
2nd
47
111
107/s
common
Corp
series
$4.50
20
Apr
75% Mar
78%
No par
1
Chemical
77%
43%
10%
15
Co
4
Sun
78%
44
47
0
Webster
12 % Jan
Mar
77%
43%
1
prior preference
42% Mar
Nov 30
12% Nov 24
Shares
79
44%
103/4
Corp
20% Apr
the Week
10%
& Fuller Co
4
May 13
5
Co Inc
15
Baer
Friday
IViL.y 12
10
Stevens
&
Sales for
Thursday
*101%
Sterling Drug Inc common
P)
PRICES
1
Co
Dec
17% Jan
10
Bros Stores Inc
(J
SALE
78%
115
No par
Jan
29
HIGH
Wednesday
May 11
10O
(The) L S
Chemical
Tuesday
May 10
.
,
43%
15
common
May
50
May 12
of
May 9
No par
25
Indiana
New
18% Nov
Mar 25
89
Sterchi
15% Feb
4
of
of
Oil
19
5
California
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
Stanley Warner Corp
30
5
Monday
Par
Standard
20% Dec
17
LOW AND
STOCK
33/4%
Mar
4
30% May
11% Jan
of
Oil
Standard
47% Mar
99% Jan
8
Oil
119% Feb
18
XOKK
EXCHANGE
813/4 Feb
43% May 12
8
NEW
1
Highest
11% Jan
36% Feb
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1954
Lowest
25
193%
►179
*82%
50
183
83 %
70
13%
12%
13%
13%
13 3
8
13,400
42
41%
42
41%
41%
700
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
Monday, May 16, 1955
...
(2262)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
Year
8% Dec
28
36 '/2 Jan
4
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
3
68% L>ec
6
24
15
5
9% Feb
14
Jan
21
70
35
91
Oct
26
13
103
Dec
6
97
11
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
6
163% Oct
7
37% Jan
4
59% Dec
29
49
May 12
17
31
61
Jan
11
67% Jan
6
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
Jan
11
74% Dec
39
'
24
18% Oct
Jan
26
3
37% Jan
2
17
6% Jan
4
11% July
14
10
Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
Jan
27
1% Jan
4
3
Dec
31
2
14 % Apr
5
73% Jan
21
3% Jan
3
21% Jan
3
36%
31% Oct
14
40% Dec
20
19% Oct
5
11% Jan
7
5% Jan
30% Jan
7% May 19
Jan
July 30
36% Dec 30
4
4
26ya Jan
91
20
Jan
4
95% May 26
48% Oct 11
123
Jan
4
152% Aug 30
27
Jan
11
33% July 28
112% Jun
2
89
114
28
Oct
116
107
101% Jan 19
51% Mar 29
3
38% May
28
27%
2774
28
28%
87%
*85
87
85
87
85
44%
44%
*4474
447a
447a
447a
447a
447a
42'%
43
44%
Apr
18
103
Feb
2
105% May 11
42% Mar
Jan
Jan
May
6
90% Mar
6
11
68
1
33
30
3
1
15% Jan
Oct 21
28% Apr
447a
433/8
443%
44'%
1
427a
14%
147*
14%
14'%
37%
37
37%
9 Va
83%
9
57
57'A
567a
57
43
14%
13%
137a
3774
373%
37
37
8'%
87a
573%
x56%
56 Va
567a
31 Va Feb 24
7%
317a
377a
387a
433%
38%
32
94%
3,000
44%
445%
135%
137%
377a
19,800
323%
♦93
44
43 Va
135
*130%
94%
*134
137%
38%
38'/a
3,000
*131
32
315%
*93
44%
*134
137%
377a
135%
100
38'%
5,700
117%
640
38
38
104
*116'%
117
117
*116
117
IO33/4
101%
102
*101%
102%
*101'%
102%
*101%
102'%
105
115%
'102
104
105
105'%
105'%
*104
1043%
*104
1043%
220
41'%
41
41
41'%
7,900
33
32%
33
1,000
79
76
77
77
77
1,000
167a
163%
163%
17
17
1,000
117
1163%
40%
42'%
40%
41'%
41'%
323%
323%
32%
323/4
*32 7a
79%
80
79'%
79%
—25
5
10
17
17
20
*30
31
100
No par
10
79
79%
79%
13%
13%
preferred
94%
447a
*134
139%
*93
1,700
20,900
563%
56
135
*131
32%
94%
443%
45'%
'135%
135
32
5,700
9'%
8 3%
*131
*131
32%
*93
94%
*131
kh
135
*131
32%
-25
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Vlsklng Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
18% Mar 23
19
5
*131
135
313%
2,100
13,800
137a
37
87a
83%
1
1,500
;>
160
14'%
X36 3/a
87a
415%
433%
14%
37%
preferred
>.
85
2774
10
Virginia Elec Be Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
.100
$4.04 dividend preferred
.100
$4.20 dividend preferred
9
117
t
9
6%
7
146% Apr
16
16% Dec 31
3%%
50
28
2.50
Raalte Co Inc
500
166
166
166
166
*86
100
37% Jan
30
America
Co
Norman
167
167
168
♦277a
dlv partlc preferred
May 17
6
No par
5%
11
1
7,100
28%
45
13
26% Apr
of
Corp
Vanadium
Van
3
Jan
94
250
2
2
2%
87
No par
37% Jan
100
100
100
2
44%
100
preferred
Be Light Co
Power
2
2
i
86
♦27%
1
Pictures Co Inc com
Va-Carollna Chemical com
31
100
100
preferred
8%
*93
29
9974
70
600
2 '/a
'
4
2
30% Dec
4
9974
137a
99%
*167
168
100
Mar 25
7,300
♦167
'131
57
13%
13
1,500
'131
71 % May 19
4
25% Jan
13%
13%
32%
noncumulative preferred
100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
40% Dec
25% Jan
400
13%
13
44%
Vicks Shreve Be Pacific Ry eom_100
Jan
13%
32 V*
133% Jan 21
Feb
101
9
Nov
37
*13 7a
*43'%
133% Jan 24
101% Feb
104% Nov 10
July 19
99
*36%
13%
32'%
12
Jan
37
*13%
43'%
3
133% Jan 17
33
*36%
137a
32%
58
36% Feb
36%
43'%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
Vick
Chemical Co
2.50
Feb
13%
3274
4
31% May
4,900
19%
45%
P-
Mar 17
133
2,100
163
32%
99
10% Apr
130% Apr
Aug 27
136
134
187a
*13%
36
13%
137a
162%
19%
36%
36
•
163%
19
45%
Van
47% Mar 15
3
57% Dec
Mar 26
124% Mar 28
126
162 %
19%
33%
47% Apr 28
19% Mar 7
39% Feb 11
May
162%
19
19%
45%
18
4
18
1617a
19%
33
Utah
32% Jan
6% Jan
32% Dec 31
4
8
28% Jan
161% 16174
700
4574
46% Feb 21
36% Jan
39,BOG
34%
41% Mar 14
13% May 13
56,900
417a
46%
3
Feb
91
4
83% May
83 V*
41%
34
4 %%
31
827a
42
46
Universal
42% Dec 31
83%
4074
18%
7
83% Dec
817a
437a
*16%
18
5
867a
42%
17 Va
Feb
21
847a
1674
Jan
63% Jan
86%
43 %
6374
*63
1774
31
_34% Jan
63%
*17%
170
161% Jan
50
63
177a
28
26
32% Nov 23
3,800
51
49
63
*17%
26% Mar 15
169 3% Nov
497a
50
18%
4
18
930
17074
18%
3
11
310
16,000
45%
170%
2
56% Mar
Jan
100
45
170%
*99
35
18% Jan
100
45%.
170
2 Va
6
154
t
99%
23
16
99%
93%
44
170
170
170
-
43
13%
13%
46
2%
42% Jan
32% Sep
90
85%
13%
20% Dec 31
12
*87
63
36%
13%
Corp
100
2J)
7,600
49%
43%
noncumulative
44% Dec 31
22 V4 Jan
377a
89%
*86%
89%
99 '%
457a
467a
1,500
72 '%
38'/4
*71
63%
19%
8
May
*86%
89%
100
*63
161%
11% May 12
30% Feb
37%
51 %
86%
19%
16% May 12
.26% Jun
71 Va
37%
377a
5,600
9
8574
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
Apr 28
100
May 10
86%
161%
7%
71%
38 y4
*71 y4
38
50%
63%
100
United Stockyards
73
73
170
52
63%
preferred—25
1
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_fl
$6 convertible preferred—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4% convertible preferred
50
7
14% Mar
85%
457a
170%
170
43%
common
*8%
85'%
*8%
'
51%
preferred
U 8 Tobacco Co
8%
85
*98%
No par
Corp common
"when issued"
874
87%.
*86%
89%
46%
50
.
*8%
86 V4
3774
100
45%
preferred
10O
Ref & Min com_50
—
8%
Shares
22%
22%
22%
217a
22%
22
'87%
*71
No par
7%
14
14
12% Jan
13% Nov 23
4
Jan
Apr
Steel
33'%
*99%
1st
preferred
Common
3
35% Mar 17
38% Mar 16
7
166
Smelting
D 8
88% Apr 26
44% May
S
7%
19% Feb
17% Jan
11
16% Jun
35
U
24
Feb
noncum
72
38
*86%
May 13
*8%
88
72
100
100
5
common
Friday
May 12
87%
87%
10
..1
preferred series A
preferred series B
Rubber Co
8%
18
65
0.4
ltjuj/a ittuf
Dec 27
162
4
Jan
U S
9
60% Feb
40% May 12
143
3% %
3%%
3
170% May
18
157% Jan
134'% Jan
Playing Card Co
Plywood Corp common
48% Apr 20
8%
20
Pipe & Foundry Co
U
18
101 % Mar
19
Jan
Jan
88
84% Mar 21
7
79% Jan
70% Jan
*8%
the Week
Ihai«day
May 11
22%
22%
22%
10
preferred
U S
8
22%
Sales far
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
May 10
May 9
1
1
41% Mar
29 Vi Jan
Par
common
U S
18
75% Mar
6
Jan
4%%
Co
3
507a Apr
6
66% Jan
Nov 29
39
11
Jan
24% Apr
8% Jan
24
7% Feb
6
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Lines
U 8
Jan
19
20% Dec 29
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
since Jan.
Range
1954
13% Mar 17
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
'
78
167a
17
163%
117
41
*323/a
32 5%
IOC
31
*30
30'%
•30
30'%
*29%
30'%
79%
*79%
80 >%
♦79%
80'%
•79%
80'%
1374 ; 1374
30%
31
1374
1374
*13'%
133%
133%
137a
1,100
30%
29'%
30
30
30'%
2,700
70'%
6874
70 Va
69
70%
:
12
117a
113%
113%
12 3%
36,700
17'A
17 Va
17%
17%
17'%
*30
;
—
w
Mar 26
60
13
.
74% Jan
II
3
12 % Jan
1
14% Mar
31
27% Jan
S
31% May
Mar
24
Jun
3
27% Dec
51
Jan
5
72
4
6
19% May
4
17
10
27% Dec
7
9
Walgreen Co
Walker
Walworth
15
Ward
S
1
24% Jan
105
Mar 17
Jan
preferred
Waldorf System
71% Jan -1
14
Apr
103
4%%
RR
14% Apr
66% Apr 27
7% Jan
«
9
Dec
8% Dec
5% Jan
85% Mar 25
23
Dec
76
2
11% Aug
Wabash
105% Dec 30
Jan
19
12% July 15
10% Jan
13% Jan
19
21% Sep
20
18% Mar 14
20% Jan
I
Dec
22
36% Feb
62% Mar
9
52% Jan
12
5
Mar 23
11
43% Dec
29
30% Jan
4
52% Dec
21
42
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
5
38% Apr
15
Wash
Power
13% Jan
4
21% May
4
25 % Jan
31
23% Jan
30
15%- May
24% Dec 20
42
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
17
16% Jan
9
•
10% Jan
4
14% Deo
0
13% Jan
•
19% May 14
2
26% Dec
6
43% Dec
5
96 % Dec
16
23% Dec
19% Dec
8
13% July 26
112
4
40
Jan
1
91
Jan
25% Apr
4
96
Jan
7
104% Nov 10
99% Feb
4
16
24% Jan
Jan
Feb
28
6
22% Mar 29
28
34% Dec 28
45
Apr
30
22
104
Apr
44
Apr
21
22
28%
17'%
18
17'%
16 3%
17
163%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'%
15
15
♦147a
15'/a
500
15%
36%
37
37%
37%
37
38'%
377a
377s
37%
37%
4,900
87%
X86%
881/4
*87
88
87'%
87'%
873%
180
87%
23
23%
23 '/a
237a
23%
23%
23'%
237a
23'%
24%
8,800
18%
18'A
187a
18'%
187a
18%
18 •%
2,600
$4
Oil
Snowdrift com—2.80
Be
convertible preferred
100
Va
21
9
49% Jun
9
65% Dec
17
59% Jan
•
73% Jan
26
Western
35% May
4
82
Jan
18
108% Apr
18
Western Union
L>ec~22
4
27%
50% Jan
5
80% Dec
98% May 5
18% Mar 17
127
May 14
104
10
103% Mar 18
30% Mar
127% Jan
7
11
30% May
4
54% Dec
31
49% Mar 14
58% Apr
6
82% Jan
4
96% Dec
30
96% Jan
3
103 % Apr
21% Jan
26
38% Apr
15
25
25%
6CF~28
29
27
Jan
36% July 28
11
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
20% Nov
12
Dec
7
100% Dec
30
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
26
Jun
18
,
Jan
I
29 % May
34% Jan
6
42
Jan
31
Mar 14
100
Jan
95
7% Mar 30
2274 Jan
22% Jan
6
«
8
Feb
25
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
6
70
Jan
22
78% Dec
10
75
8
9% Apr
7
12% Feb
19
17% Oct 20
28% Jan
20% Dec
14
18 Va Mar
6
33% Aug
2
30
Jan
21
147% Dec
16
142
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
23
137
Jan
93/a Mar 18
21
Mar 14
4
9% Feb
15
263% Feb
Mar 10
14'% Apr
83
14
13
Iron
7
88% Apr
21
453% May 12
525/a Jan
11
Woolworth
6
48
77
Jan
96% Nov
8
6
12
92% Jan
7
8
17974 Jan
583/4 Apr
13
Yale
277a Jan
11
York
13
55% Mar 17
61% Jan
13
dMrwf*
>1 Vtt
66 %
66%
67
323/a Apr
26
4%%
9
38'%
38%
76
76 Va
763%
1,400
66
663%
66%
663%
2,400
99
26%
26
102%
103'%
10
12%
100
12.50
26%
70%
72%
*27
55%
69
70%
27%
557a
27
27
257a
26
26%
257a
26'%
12,600
39,600
70
69
102'%
273%
56'%
533%
343%
36
35 34
20
28%
28%
*28
283%
1
38%
383/4
*38 3%
97
97
55'%
1027a
102
103
35i%
35%
357a
*28
28'%
39
38
38%
S9%
98
697a
69'%
102%
*1013%
1027a
*27
27'%
97
98'%
68%
300
37'%
373%
37%
377a
2,300
963%
963%
98
•fTf.r
85/a
83%
9i%
8 3'8
87a
♦25%
257a
257a
25%
253%
25%
253%
25%
25%
31%
31%
31%
32
30%
31%
31%
313/8
31%
32%
3,700
No par
13%
133/a
127a
13%
123%
13
127a
123%
123%
127a
15,800
83
83
82'%
82'%
86
♦82%
86
*813%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
*10%
25'%
25%
26'%
25%
253/4
No par
-
1
10
*10%
247a
323%
Service
*143
10
*23
Corp
Co
83/4
25%
33%
144
23%
80%
8%
87a
*25
247a
325/a
*82
327a
33
33
323/a
144
143
143
23
23
23
23
22%
*79%
80%
79
79
*78'%
*79%
477a
48
47%
47 5%
46'%
477a
453%
46%
10
54%
543%
54
543/4
53%
533%
52
53%
92
92
Co
$
10
10%
Mfg Co.
.26
58
58
23%
233%
.1
common.
convertible
56'%
56%
29
297a
98%
91%
9%
57%
56
57
23
23 Va
22%
23'%
28%
1,700
75'%
74
7474
16,300
14%
147a
143%
1,900
753%
77
14 %
143%
147a
96
Nov 29
86
Jan
18
130
134
122%
130
123'%
8
Zenith Radio Corp
Zonite Products Corp
No par
6% Jan
V «■.-> »** M, *7 ,*
ST
z**
1
a
Deferred
200
29'%
15
Name
7,400
56
29 Va
77 3/a
reorganisation,
2,400
23
28%
143/4
b
57'%
22 7a
*55
553%
15
Baltimore,
1,800
553%
78%
of
93%
28%
17 Va
Co.
97a
29
15
Be Power
80
1,700
57'%
*56
No par
fin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's
b
3,200
99'%
56 3%
974
57'%
8%
30,500
523%
92
233/a
87a
46%
92
No par
8%
100
523%
92
Youngstown 8heet Be Tube
8%
80
1,200
46
*98
92
Youngstown Steel Door
1
5,000
201
577a
X76%
80
♦191
*57%
57y2
M
22%
207
97a
29 y8
33
*98
9 3/a
28 3%
15,900
143
*197
97a
*56
1,900
11
99
97a
23
200
86
92
92
92
99%
L100
257a
207
98%
*197
206
32%
22%
*78'%
79
lo
__
common
257a
*141
227a
if)
Co
Worsted
Electric Light
32%
143
*141
*143
10
i
21,600
1
preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring Be Wire_No par
Consolidated Gas
35C
9'%
...20
__
23
from
98%
83%
84% Feb
changed
16,400
35'%
28'%
157a Feb
ho sale on this day.
290
103
343%
28
0
Name
♦102
18,400
533%
347a
6
e
700
27
28'%
337a
♦28
Jan
v
523%
537a
103
103
14
9
27
•126
523%
67% Jan
May
40.2OG
70'%
*101
•126
♦126
547a
102
26%
253%
♦27
103
*126
102
253/4
26'%
*101
*101
103
♦101
102%
26'%
31
10'% Mar 23
13,400
105%
257a
31
134
104
6,600
101 Va
26'%
Dec
7% May 20
104
39'%
76
67%
67
101
101%
100
common
(P W)
Be Towne
Corp
*102%
104
37'%
78
♦76
3974
73
U-wir
65 %
com.
♦102'%
104
15
4% Peb 26
__
78%
109
*108
74% Dec
Jan
11% Jan
63% Jun
78
Wvandotta
3
38
80 %
17
3
253/4 Jan 25
28'%
4,900
Feb
52 Va Jan
9
8,700
28 Va
12
22% May
Dec
20%
27%
98
13
27
20%
27%
*98
16
May
100
21'%
27'%
*198
27% Apr
60% Apr
51% Jun
108%
20%
98
54% Not
20
108 VI
21%
208
Jan
3
109'%
21%
98
21% Sep
37
Mar 22
97a May
10874
217a
♦198
8
86
10874
21%
Prior
12
4,600
90
Prior
NOT
94
1,500
45
10874
100
Worthington Corp
11% Oct
6% Jan 22
33%
44
21%
11
Apr 26
May 11
33%
433%
108%
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%% conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
99
212% Apr
347a
43'%
21%
♦79%
(The 8 8)
Public
3
♦33%
♦107%
100
Wisconsin
22
~60
104
104
35
Grocery Co—
21
53 % Dec
192% Dec
105%
4374
If)
243/a Peb
54% Dec
7
*103
347a
Co
S
69% Nov
4
*104%
105%
43 '/a
common
21% Jan
4
Jan
106
5
Lovett
23
77% Jan
*104%
*103
39%
preferred
14
25'%
34
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
30% Jan
230
106
106
X277a
Winn
40% Apr
116
Co
13
59% Mar 30
*103
*102%
35
39% Jan
111'%
*104%
44
102
148% Jan
Mar 14
*104'%
5
preferred
Woodward
8,900
♦111
253%
106
34
preference—No par
Be Co Inc
Wilsnn-JnnMi
253%
Hl'%
25 y8
111
105%
106
*126
21
Jan
257a
111'%
43%
100
10
Feb
66
25%
♦111'%
253%
preference
Be
25%
111%
*87
33%
Wilcox Oil Co
6%
18
25%
111%
287a
26% May 11
Apr 27
..
...
25%
391/4
preferred
$4.25
*103
Telegraph.
Drlor
Motor
Wilson
18 </4
-
43%
White Sewing Machine common
Mar 29
113/a Jan
conv
Prior
1,90C
Issued"
White Dental Mfg
28
37
1,400
17
500
33%
Whirlpool Corp
5%%
28
104'%
Wheeling Steel Corp com
White
28
38%
Wheeling Be Lake Erie Ry
3
27
287a
*103%
Electric com
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Elec Inst Corp
$5
28'%
28%
Westinghouse
11
28%
40%
Westinghouse Air Brake
17
22
28%
♦17
104%
15
26
22
1,000
39%
15
Jan
5,300
223%
28%
83% Feb
127% Jan
373%
223/a
♦103%
32% Feb
100
Dec
37%
22
10
Co new
6
24% Jan
27
Dec
26% Dec 31
132
373%
22
I
68% May 12
25% Jan
31
40
37%
100
Pacific RR
"When
26% May 11
40
377a
preferred—100
2nd
Jan
3974
377»
8
preferred
63
3974
3774
100
Auto Supply
noncum
39 7»
37
100
Western Maryland Ry common
4%
3974
37 Va
42%
Pulp Be Paper com
4.80%
40
8
preferred
Western
44%
105%
*104%
100
45%
111%
111
100
Western Air Lines Inc
29
22% Jan
Co
Power 4%%
Dec
25% May 11
18%
24%
5
pfd
4.20%
preferred series B
4.10%
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal & Coke
West
Electric
1
4
new
West Penn
68
74
No par
West Indies Sugar
41% Apr 26
7
40
287a
86% Apr
Dec
8,100
40
22
25
9
Jan
700
43'%
18%
4%%
30% Mar 24
27% Apr 29
103Apr
22
May 13
6,100
48'%
42 3%
*48
29
109% May 11
16% Jan
34'%
43
22'%
27
35
34%
48'%
18%
Apr
107
18% Dec 30
34
42
29
Penn
41% Nov 29
333%
47%
22%
West
110% Oct 29
4
8% Jan
X43
5
West
105% Aug 10
2,700
5
7
Apr 13
35% Apr 15
19
Wayne Knitting MUla
Wayne Pump Co.
3
19
31
30% Dec
48
4474
187a
Waukesha Motor Co
18
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
49'%
183%
37%
Apr
104
104% Nor
49%
187a
*39%
Feb
106
7
34
49
4,000
19
1874
34%
11 3%
4874
19
34
11%
34%
18%
34%
1033%
H'%
No par
27
15
Jan
28C
1033%
11 Va
44
19 %
*48%
3,400
104
103 3%
11%
104
11
11
No par
Water
19% Jan
101% Feb
19
99
107a
Washington Gas Light Co
113
9
14
*10374 104
5,800
44%
Corp
Kentucky Coal Co
Jan
108
ny4
17
*10374
3
3
6
103 %
I
No par
Wesson
15
17'A
300
& Pipe
Warren Petroleum Corp
Foundry
Webster Investment Co.
Feb
17% Mar
0~3
Warren
9
Jan
23% Mar 14
jan""~4
3
85
17
104%
7
20
22
17% Feb
Apr
21% Mar
33% Apr
8
77% Jan
24% Jan
Feb 21
17
Pharmaceutical
25% Jan
31
17%
19
5
Plcturea Inc
Broa
Warner-Lambert
30% Mar 14
39
Feb
1
May 12
117a
.
34%
Warner
4
37
70'/a
12 >%
v1 11%
Jan
17
70'A
11%
103%
Wardell Corp
697»
12%
17%
preferred
69%
12%
Baking Co commor
31%
68%
Co
7
9
-
X30
31
G Ac
(Hiram)
5% %
100% Aug' 6
:
131
delivery.
rCaab
Locomotive Co.
changed from American
127
124
83/a
8
73%
126'%
128
11,700
8
77a
8
6,300
sales,
wd When distributed,
xb
Volume
Number 5429
131
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Bond Record
(2263)
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
italic
The
letters
In
after
Figures
WEEKLY
-
headed
column
the
"Interest
decimal
YEARLY
-
Period" Indicate in each
point
represent one
or
the month when the bonds mature.
case
32nds
more
of
a
point
LOW
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Ranee for Previous
Range since Jan.
Year 1954
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
108.28 Jan
1
10
EXCHANGE
108.28 Jan
10
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
19
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
2%s
2 Vis
2%s
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
_
108.4
Feb
1
100.4
Feb
1
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
100.12 Aug 25
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
100.22 July 29
15
99.20 Feb
100.17 Oct
100.8
Jan
100.8
98
9
10o.26
*106.22
106.26
♦106.20
106.24
*106.20
106.24
*106.20
106.24
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
*100.20
100.22
*100.20
100.22
*101.25
101.29
♦1U1.^5
101.29
•101.2a
101.29
*101.24
101.28
*100.22
100.25
•100.23
100.26
*100.22
100.25
*100.25
100.28
*100.25
100.28
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
105.16
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105.16
*105.10
105.18
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105.18
*100.17
100.19
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*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
100.19
*100.9
100.11
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100.13
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100.11
*100.12
100.14
*100.11
100.13
1961
.
1956-1958
-Dee 15
.
2 Vis
2 Via
2Vis
102.24 Feb
.
1961
*99.3
99.6
*99.4
99.7
*99.4
99.7
*99.7
99.10
*99.8
99.11
.
—1962-1967
*98
96.4
*98.4
98.8
*98.4
98.8
*98.6
98.10
*98.6
98.10
-Aug 15 1963
*98.24
98.27
*98.26
98.29
*98.25
98.28
*98.29
99
*98.28
S8.31
*97
97.4
*97.4
97.8
*97.4
97.8
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
—June 1964-1969
*96.22
96.26
♦96.24
96.28
*96.24
96.28
*96.28
97
*96.28
97
.1963-1968
.
Dec 1964-1969
*96.20
•96.22
96.26
*96.22
96.26
.
1965-1970
*96.18
96.22
•96.20
•96.24
*96.20
96.24
*96.24
96.28
*96.24
96.28
.
.1966-1971
*96.14
96.18
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.22
96.26
*96.22
96.26
June 1967-1972
*96.14
96.18
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.22
-Sept 1967-1972
*96.12
96.16
*96.18
96.22
*96.16
96.20
*96.20
96.24
*96.22
96.26
—Dec 1967-1972
*96.12
96.16
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.22
96.26
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,
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-
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City
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1961
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1950
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June-Dec
May
dlv first mortgage 5% ser A
(3%% fixed & 1%% conting Int) 1980_Jan-July
First lien
and
ref M 4s
series
D
1985—Jan-July
Industrial
Loan
2%s
debs
104
86%
1
100%
106%
a
103
87%
371
102 %
7
100% 100%
55
96%
97%
12
93
15
98%
66
105 Va
103% 104 3
86 Va
102
100%
97
97
s
f
debentures
93% 100
106 Va
ApriZ-Oct
112
79
101 Va
Co
27/8s
debs
1981
95 %
112
112
June-Dec
mortgage
1
89 V*
104%
103
*120
97%
*95%
99%
mortgage
27
95%
99%
*97 %
86 Va
108%
98%
112
99%
118%
96
99%
96%
16
98 Va
101 %
97%
99
86%
86
118%
105
130
96%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
95
98
101
104
*118
Feb-Aug
1959
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979
(The)
105% 106%
♦96
1961_May-Nov
5s series AC 1967
Mar-Sepf
4%s series JJ 1961
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series RR 1960
Jan-July
AInc mortgage 4%s series A July 1970_May-Nov
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtg 27/bs 1976—Jan-July
1st mortgage 3s 1980
Jan-July
41
100%
mortgage
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
First
120
103
937/a
S'westem
First
42
94
63
98
6%
(2%%
contingent interest) —
general
fixed and 3%%
First
41
1097/8
3
Mar-Sept
2000—
March
Borden
63
120
102%
107
June-Dec
3%
City Electric 6s 1955
IA6%s 8 f debentures 1951
39
May -Nov
•40%
30
108
90
Beneficial
(interest
•109
102%
56
Bangor & Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1970—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s .series C 1960
April-Ocf
47
—
7
104% 105%
58 Va
42
__
42
119
115% 115%
Boston & Maine RR—
*42%
79%
102'% 103
43 Va
1
June-Dec
103
105
40%
42%
April-Oct
100%
89
103
4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
mortgage 5% series B (4% fixed
contingent Interest) July 1975_April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%
■
56 Va
42%
June-Dec
3
65
June-Dec
1966
85
102% 102%
♦99%
Jan-July
Jan-July
i960
58%
49%
„
80%
103'% 103 %
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
tr- Tt<
2
243
103% 103%
Mar-Sept
1380
Renciing 2*Vss ueoentures
debentures 1979
A6%8
April-Oct
107%
—Jan-July
1972
series D
ABerlln
Feb-Aug
79%
81%
*103 Vi 103%
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980
May-Nov
41
40%
91%
1980
A
ser
118
115%
and 1%
16
12%
A
loan) 1951-Mar-Sepf
Apr-Oct
98 Va
83%
73%
First
14%
10
—
:
First mortgage
12%
11%
16
90
103%
103
80 Va
May-Nov
May-No?)
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1995
Line Ry 3%« 1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
Air
Series M due
11%
12%
10
13 Va
10%
97
101
B
72 Va
10%
1
2
10
Baltimore A Ohio RR—
72%
68
——
98 Va
101%
101
79%
80 %
April-Ocf
1995—
4s
60
——
17
1962
debs
99%
100
101 Va -101 Va
*88
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1984
15
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Atlanta & Charl
3Vis
68
*11
98%
83
69
—
r
95%
12
96
100 Va 101
98 Va
101%
April-Oct
1
deb
Atifeiiiut
86
36
10
137
71 %
60
80
sub
Investment
General
147
80%
1995
1966
5s
inc
5s
y
June-Dec
April-Oct
Quar-Jan
1960
1977
Nitrate Corp 4s
Inc 3%s debs
Gen
135
128%
—
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1977
Products Co
Atchison
103 Va
141%
86
95 %
101
debentures 3s 1962__ApriZ-Oct
1969
debentures
SerleB J due
1953
79%
1491/4
101 Va
100%
128
—
♦145
*130%
1952
31.
78%
104
A4%s convertible
2001
page
90 %
78%
136%
Oen
*133%
April-Ocf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999
April-Oct
A6a external
sinking fund gold 1968
June-Deo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
footnotes
87
101%
Associates
102 Va
1
reduced to 2.25%) 2004
1967 stamped pursuant to Plan
A
(interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004
lARome (City of) 6 Via 1952
46
35
101 Va
99%
99 %
*103
ApriZ-Oct
Tf
90
165
Stamped 4s July 1
11%
1940
due
89'A
101% 101%
General
1
Plan A
98
90
144% 147'/a
103%
4
2012
to
96
101%
102 Va
*__
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
(State of) —
IA 8s external loan of 1921 1946
pursuant
101%
5
145%
A P W
—
Mo Grande do Sul
Stamped
103
106
98
Jan-July
1984
100
72%
reduced to 2%) 2012
A7« external loan of
1926
104 »/2
98
Feb-Aug
1965
100
72%
A
991/4
1
June-Dec
debs
debentures
8
72%
6Vis
104% 104%
Mar-Sept
conv
9
72 Va
2.375%)
secured
1011/4
4
99% 100
April-Oct
Anheuser-Busch
8a
reduced
37
100 %
95%
100% 100%
72 Vi
Stamped pursuant to Plan
101 % 102 %
104%
83
99V4
U95H
105%
Feb-Aug
Anglo-Lautaro
"T
•orto
lAExternal
*
103
103%
Co—
1971
100 Va 100 Va
100%
72%
A
14
103'A 104%
June-Dec
1975
debentures
38
38
38
—
39%
1961—April-Oct
lARhine-Main-Danube 7s 1950
IA Rio de Janeiro
(City of) 8s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
80
85
96
109 %
120
68
—
I960—June-Dec
2.25%)
101
101 Vi 102
♦80%
104'/a
105V4
94%
3%s
series
loan)
108
109%
June-Dec
June-Dec
3%s
♦38
1968
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
A4 Via assented 1963
Jan-July
to
96
13
96
96
103%
1
104% 104 Vi
♦107
1970—May-Nov
1966
1986
(Interest
1959
Alegre (City of) —
1961 stamped pursuant to
Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
7Via 1966 stamped pursuant to Plan
♦102
ApriZ-Oct
17%
*58
A4Vis assented
reduced
companies
1987
13%
*38
lAStabillzation loan sink fund 7s
1947__April-Oct
(Interest
10
84
1982
17%
series
^Prussia (Free State) 6Vis ('26
A6s a f gold extl ('27
80%
12%
144%
debentures
177/a
1st
lAPoland (Republic of) gold 6s
A4Vis assented 1958
industrial
8%
140
debentures
18%
2nd
6s
♦84',a
11%
11
2%s
3 Vis
Mar-Sept
2008
external
3%s
Ltd
debentures
3s
debentures
19
♦58
Mar-Sept
1953
of)
♦144%
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
5s 2030—_Mar-Sept
Jan-June
2%s
Ann
1953 extended to 1963
For
Bosch
2%s
(Interest
A5Vis extl loan (30-year) 1958
due 1958 extended to 1968
ANat
Airlines
American Tobacco Co
6Vis
APeru
Canada
of
American Telephone & Telegraph
2%s debentures 1980
♦18 Vi
1963-Jan-July
(Kingdom of) 33/4S 1957
May-Nou
Norway (Kingdom of) 4Vis 1956
Mar-Sept
External sinking fund 4%s 1965
April-Oct
4s sinking fund external
loan 1963
—Feb-Aug
3Vis sinking fund external 1957
—ApriZ-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Deo
fANuremberg (City of) 6s 1952
Feb-Aug
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
6s due
Co
3%s debentures 1973
Netherlands
extl
10
American & Foreign Power deb
4.80s Junior debentures 1987
Armour
IA 6s
15
9%
27/aS
1959—Mar-Sept
reduced to 2.125%)
971/4
100%
80 %
♦12 Va
June-Dec
American
1922
ILIIIIIIlApril-Oct
A
99
99%
74
May -Nov
1979
17 %
10
6Vis 1958—-Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sept
ABecured ex'l sinking fund 6Vis
Plan
94%
94
98
99%
1956—Mar-SepZ
3%s 1964
Feb-Aug
17
♦18
to
88%
96
debentures
2s
16%
__
8tamped pursuant
25
77
151%
93%
mortgage
16 %
Jan-July
1A Milan (City of) 6 Vis 1952
Minas Geraes (State) —
AOecured extl sinking fund
96%
81%
48
99%
and
1967
3 Vis
Aluminum
•
1933
(1942
88 Va
94%
1972—Jan-July
3%s 1984—
A——
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-OcZ
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
May-Nov
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
April-Ocf
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
April-Oct
Jan-July
assented
149
1
151
85
first mortgage 3%s
American
__
new
82
June-Dec
1961
1971
railroad
1968—Jan-July
ASmall
A6s
80
73
77
151
88%
75
138
72%
88
1958
7s
6s of '26
extended
1961
2%s
agreement)
fASmall
3
♦80%
1958
Alabama
♦9%
agree¬
agree't)
(assented
30
82
June-Dec
A4Vis
June-Dec
lATreasury 8s of 1913
80
Feb-Aug
AWarsaw
1945—Quar-Jan
agree't)
(1942
78
131
Valle Del Caucm See Cauca Vallev (Dept of)
57
(assented to 1922 agree't)
assented
1
Feb-Aug
27
87
54 %
56
138
82
external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
8Vis external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
20%
26%
138
48-4 %8-4Vis
90
82
13
90
12
-
1945
new
127
70%
to
74%
87/aS-4%s-4^s external conversion 1978-June-Dec
1st
to
14
100%
127
♦127
May-Nov
May-Nov
1979
101
Quar-Jan
(assented
lo
100
14
—
1979
readjustment
♦16%
assented
12%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1960
6s
conversion
Aluminum Co of America
1910
15
14
92%
100 Va 100.%
June-Dec
1946
8s
86%
♦21%
1968_Jan-July
1954
new
4s
89%
18%
♦11 Vi
♦82
93%
.—
1904
92%
*
92%
June-Dec
external
♦16%
due
92%
140 V2
101
♦147
i
ASmall
A4s of
24%
'155
Mar-Sepf
1952
1963
(Republic)
1943—May-Noc
agreem't)
(1942
24%
19%
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1971
to
loan of '12
External
fls
1945
assented
20 %
33
Jan-July
1961
'27
extended
1961
extended
1953
169 Va
fASmall
new
5
20*58
—
sterling
Allls-Chaimers
A5s
21 %
20%
Jan-July
1981
to
sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4%s (dollar bond of 1937)
123
"
(1922
21%
Ltd—
Co.
AExternal
"
Jan-July
IA Large
assented
♦73%
Jan-July
1971
I
s
loan
extl
AExternal
65%
59
108
116 Vi
63%
I ASmall
IA5s
85
May-Nov
1962
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
»A6s 1st mtge $ ser 1953
Small 1968
(Republic of)—
77
98
73
May-Nov
JAWlth March 1 1952 coupon on
67
6s
June-Dec
1978
(1942
84
95
June-Dec
extended
1971
Tokyo (City of)
Mexican
ANew
73
75
April-Ocf
1958
(40-yr)
141%
57
85
62%
61%
May-Nov
-May-Nov
7s 1957—ApriZ-Oct
Irrigation—
iA4Vis assented (1922 agreement)
IA4Vis small 1943
85
(Kingdom;—
external
Electric Power
due
A6%s
58
22
63%
63%
63 Va
33%
122
200
♦—
1975
AJugoslavia
AMedellin
26%
6Vis
35%
External
Feb-Aug
extended to 1964
loan of '30 1965
extl
27
June-Dec
1954
due
Taiwan
102
27%
14
IAUruguay
(Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese (Imperial Govt) —
A6Vis extl loan of '24 1954
BVis
28%
Mar-Sept
fAltaly
6Vis due
28%
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
75
15
77%
♦73
Jan-July
1962
secured
assented
A5%a
28'/a
Jan-July
1947
100%
♦100
April-Ocf
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7Vis 1950
Helslngfors (City) external 6Vis 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian
77%
♦165
Jan-July
Jan-July
Government—
A7s
85
Jan-July
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957
1950—
6Vis due 1950 extended to 1960
Greek
78%
♦97%
|A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
—June-Dec
6%s due 1952 extended to 1962—
June-Dec
ASflesla (Prov of) external 7s 1958—--—June-Dec
118%
—
1965
gen
78 Vi
78 Vi
♦102
Bhlnyetsu Electric Power Co Ltd—
—
A 4 Vi s
Great Consolidated
53
(Interest
Stamped pursuant
issue—
1972
51
(interest
6s
International loan of
59
58
♦50
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
to Plan A
reduced to 2.25%)
2004
A6s external dollar loan 1968
High
54
(Interest
Stamped pursuant
10-year bonds of 1936
Jan. 1
Low
No.
603
Jan-July
1950
external
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.5%)
1999
A7a external water loan 1956
(Federal Republic of)—
Range since
Sold
High
♦69
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2%) 2012
May-Nov
Ban Paulo (State of) —
8s 1936 stamped pursuant to
Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.5%) 1999
Jan-July
102 J/4
77
80 Va
80 Va
Bonds
Friday's
♦76
8s 1952
May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
May-Nov
A6Vis extl secured sinking fund 1957—-May-Nov
42 Vi
Vi
or
Bid & Asked
|A8ao Paulo (City)
57
42
1
Sale Price
High
—
f dollar bonds Jan
lAFrankfort
German
April-Oct
extl 4Vis 1962——April-Oct
(Kingdom of)
C Salvador
56%
Last
Period
Low
(interest reduced to
extended to 1960
6%)
Low
No.
High
56'A
1978—————Jan-July
Jan. 1
Sold
Bid & Asked
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
—
Stamped assented
Denmark
3s
ended may 13
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Cundlnamarca
for week
Week's Range
East
Monday, May 16, 1955
100
2
79
86 %
84 Va
Va
84 %
1
80%
79%
78%
79%
93
72%
80
66 %
66 %
67
44
53%
69%
97%
99
93 %
97
8 4
*98%
♦93
94
Number 5429
Volume 181
.
.
The Commercitii and Financial Chronicle
.
(2265)
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Brown Shoe
Jan-July
3%s debs 1971
Co
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
Buffalo Rochester ft Pittsburgh Ry—
ENDED
High
BONDS
Jan. 1
Low
No.
7
94%
94%
95 Vi
49
Jan-July
96%
Continental
98 y#
93%
37
98
/
1976-—June-Bee
California Oregon Power 3%s 1974
May -Nov
Canada Southern consol gtd 5s A 1962
April-Oct
Continental
97%
Crane
*95Vi
lirst 3s
97
A 1st
*
106%
Cuba
97
■
——
97
13
106% 106%
105%
100
A
108%
16
10$%
1
103
106 Va
106
106%
61
103
107%
*__
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
101 ili
103 Va
106%
15
100 Vi
100 %
101
104
105%
106%
(perpetual)
Capital Airlines Inc 4s ser A 1960
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965
Mar-Sept
*104%
*72%
*yG%
97 %
98%
97
99%
15
99
Co
98%
99%
99
*.
series A 1995
Jan-July
4Vis series A Jan 1 2020
May
4Vis series B Jan 1 2020
May
N J 3 Vis 1987
Jan-July
Power 3s 1974
April-Oct
mortgage
AGen
AGen mortgage
of
Central RR Co
Central
York
New
*115
*96%
*87%
94%
4Vis
Refund
90%
91
83%
88
59
63%
98%
*99% 100 %
*99%
impt
and
Refund
3 Vis series E
M
103%
consolidated gold 4s
Second
—
—
101%
99 3A
——
—
100%
ser
,
121
126%
100
12
100%
102%
103% 104
43
*111 %
Mar-Sept
1958
4s
First and refunding mortgage 3VaS
First and refunding mortgage 27/as
1st & ref mtge
3s 1990
5s
income
deos
Chicago & Erie
April
May-Nov
1988
4Vis Jan 1 2038
Chicago Great Western 4s ser A
AGeneral
inc mtge
Chicago Indianapolis & Louisville Ry—
A 1st mortgage 4s inc series A Jan 1983
April
A2nd mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2003
April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956
Jan-July
Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul & Pacific RR—
First mortgage 4s series A 1994
Jan-July
General mortgage 4Vis inc ser A Jan 2019—April
4Vis conv increased series B Jan 1 2044
April
Chicago & North Western Ry—
Second mortgage conv inc 4Vis Jan 1
First
B
series
3s
mortgage
95%
1989
1999—April
Jan-July
102%
Jan-July
1
112%
1
First
mortgage
3 Vis
First
mortgage
2%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
series F 1963
series
1963
G
First
2%s
mortgage
First
102%
104%
98%
101'A
8
9oVa
98%
95%
90 %
96
68
119
4
89%
91%
72 Va
84
122 Va
1
123
98 %
6
94 Va
99
84%
84'/a
3
80 Va
86%
75%
75%
75%
*100%
75%
2
72%
77%
75'%
1
70
77
General
gold
General
%
1993
series
5s
June-Dec
I
Refunding and impt 4%s series E 1977—Jan-July
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991— Jan-July
St Louis Division flint coll trust 4s 1990_May-Nou
Illun.mating
Electric
Iron
100%
102
104
2
Columbus
Toledo
&
Vfay-Nov
May -Sept
1970
external
first
4s
First
mortgage
3s
First
mortgage
3s
series
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
N 1978
3s
sinking fund debentures
23/4S s f debentures 1999
2%s
1999
First
and
refund
mtge 2%s
First
and
refund
mtge
First
and
refund
First
and
refunding 3s series D
First
and
refund
mtge 3s series E 1979__Ja/i-July
First
and
refund
mtge
1st &
ref M
A
ser
2%s ser B
mtge 2%s ser C
3%s
ser
G
H
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1981
1981
ser
1982_Mar-Reui
1977_AprfZ-Oct
1972-jMrtc ^ec
1972
3s ser F
1st & ref M 3%s
1982
&
1st
ref
M
3Vis
series
&
1st
ref M
3%s
ser
convertible
3s
ref
1st
ref M
1st
ref mtge s f
1st
ref
Consolidated
3%s
3 Vis
3s
3s
debentures
79%
83
5s
stamped
1965
77 Va
81
Erie
Railroad
Consolidated
In
82%
82%
78
78
78
3
U
S
Consumers
"Cai*
May-Nov
1976
debs
95%
95%
Af rsr»f
first
AC
of
(stpd
to
First
108%
95%
99%
—
103
*103
97%
98 Va
98%
98'%
r>nn
mtae
2
103%
105%
71
97%
99%
102%
97%
*94%
*100
98
nnnrc
f> "I
100 %
II
*103%
103
104%
100
103%
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98%
~
140
—
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111
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and
96
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99
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,
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—
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A
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8 A 7s s f mortgage 1945
—
98%
1970
ft Utilities Corp—
income debentures 1969
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101
93
96%
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89
31
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99
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debentures
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98%
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90
93
105
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debentures
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17
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1940—
3%s debs 1976
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112
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98
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101
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-June-Dec
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103
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as
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(N Y)
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99
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107
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25
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—
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101%
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—
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1976
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1
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debentures
1979
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2%s
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April-Cct
1965
of New York—
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mortgage
mortgage 2%s
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3%s
105
99 Vi
85
97
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97
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78
-April-Oct
f debentures 2001
s
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93
1955—Feb-Aug
series L 1977
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4
May-Nov
1983
mortgage 3%s
subordinated
45
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95
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debs
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78
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15
*79
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73
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1989
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May-Hoy
1963
88
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—
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1961
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convertible debentures
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53
91
78%
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mortgage
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City Investint Co 4s debentures
26%
27
—
30%
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3Vis 1984
& coll tr
Edison
General
Gen
Jan-July
gtd 3%s series E 1969—Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
O I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
4s debentures 1960
Jan-July
Cities Serv.ie Co 3s s f debs 1977
Jan-July
22%
June-Dec
mortgage due 1993
mortgage
Detroit
.
1978
46
& Western RR Co—
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&
1%
7
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26%
B
4s
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6
•
May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 23/4S 1975_ApriZ-Oct
coll
1st
25
Denver & Salt Lake—
98 Vi
77%
78
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trust mtge 4%s ser A 1982
Chicago &
26%
1970
contingent interest 2018
103%
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40%
34
A
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2%s-4%s 1994
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92
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115
112 Va
—
—
105
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103Vi106
103%
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First and refunding mtge 2%s-4%s 1994_Jan-July
9b
40%
1970
and refund M 5s series C
mtge
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May-Nov
Jan-July
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1st gold
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1985__Feb-Aug
1970—Feb-Aug
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&
York
Denver
102%
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103%
99
39%
1977
debentures
1st
2
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*113
Jan-July
1989
101 %
101%
40%
mtge ft coll tr 4 Vis ser B 1985
May-Hoy
Power ft Light 3s 1973
Aprii-Ocf
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First mortgage and coll trust 2"Vis 1970-Jan-JuIy
1st mtge & coll trust 2%s 1980
Mar-Sepf
103%
100%
102
101% 102
1996__Feb-Aug
1973__June-Dec
gold 4s 1989
Jan-July
first consol
div
& A
105%
98%
5
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122 % 122'/a
102 %
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103%
7
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1st mtge Ac coll tr 5s ser A 1985
91
17
65
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110%
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1970
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86%
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and impt
106
Morris & Essex division
97%
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lien ft ref 4s
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W;
98
61%
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B
ser
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116%
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Delaware Lackawanna
60 Vi
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1968
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10
—
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mortgage
mtge 3 Vis 1966 May-Hoy
1st
Delaware
Central of Georgia Ry—
First
98%
No.
99
99%
101% 101%
Dayton Power ft Lt first mtge 2%s 1973—April-Ocf
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mortgage 3s 1978
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Mar-Sep
Dayton Union Ry 3 Vis series B 1965
June-Deo
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
AprH-Oct
75
27
98%
99
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4s 1981
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3 Vis debentures
1976
(J. I.)
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D
97
97%
98%
69
96
74 Vi
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Bonds
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103% 103%
I"
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-
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99
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108
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mortgage 4s (1942 series)
101%, 104
—
109%
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f debs 1977
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Pacific Ry—
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4ft
1956
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a
mortgage 4s June 30
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98%
101 ig
Jan-JulJ
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
gold 4%s 1957
Guaranteed gold 43/4S 1955
gold
3 Vis
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3 Vis
A 1st
Guaranteed
Guaranteed
Co
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*97%
or
Bid & Asked
98%
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Afar-Sep
debsl980
conv
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99
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102 Va
104 Va
♦104%
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MAY
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1975_May-Nov
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—
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97
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1978
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;
1980
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1st
3'As
series
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debentures
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1968,.
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4s
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^International Great Northern RR—
§ A First
100% 100%
debentures
debentures
New
■r
Feb-Auy
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
Refunding and imp 2'/2S series C 1986—June-Dec
Inland Steel
103%
"100
100%
'
99% 100
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
101%
100%
--
100
100%
'
J an-July
May-Woo
Ry 4s series A
§AIlseder Steel Corp
3s
:
May-Nov
June-Dee
Corp
3s
101
Last
Sale Price
New Jersey
105
"
'100
Steel
1st 3Vis 1982
National 8upply 2%s debentures 1967
New England Tel Si Tel Co—
*
First guaranteed 4'As series B 1961
101%
104
104
1980
Week's Range
Friday
■«
Period
Low
95%
98 Va
105
1955
Refunding 5s
Illinois Terminal
92%
2
j
High
•101'A
May-Woe
1989
H
ser
1974
99'/a
Exchange,I
New York Stock
"101'A 106'/2
Consol mortgage 53/8s-33As series B
Consol mortgage 3%S series C
Cons mtge 3%s series F 1984
1st mtge 3'As ser G 1980
j
11
94
99'A
-.99%
Interest
,,BO N D s
.
,
.
WO.
High
93 'A
-
Juae-Deo
13
>
Bonds
National
First mortgage 3s series
Illinois Central RR—
RECORD
BOND
MAY
Monday, May 16, 1955
•
Interest
,
^'ejr Yerk Stock Exchange '
^
ENDED
Week's Range
Friday
.
s
WEEK
FOR
...
mtge 3 Vis
1983
June-Dec
May-Woo
May-Woo
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
99
97%
98 %
13
97%
103%
96
96'A
18
95%
98%
94%
94%
1
96%
96%
5
*102
103'A
*99% 100%
94%
95%
9 6'A
99 %
102
105
100%
103 Va
r
Number 5429
181
Volume
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
"U
EXCHANGE fBOND RECORD
RANGE
'>,vl
*-•
BONDS
New York Stock
i*
t.
Friday
K> Interest
Exchange
tv •
Period
Petroleum
3.70s
2%s
debentures
1964
or
99
June-Dec
mortgage 5s series A 1970
Pittsb
Coke & Chem
Pittsburgh
1st mtge 3%s
Consolidation
Coal
High
99 Vi
451
3%s series A
mtge
First
general
general
First
general 4'As
Plantation
Potomac
5s
series
100%
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
120%
Swift
103 Vi
103
*108%
108%
First
mortgage
First
mortgage
Providence
Public
series D
Line
Pipe
Elec Power
104
2%s
27/es
Terminal
Service
108%
13
3
90
May-JVot>
1977
102
109%
109 %
87%
>102
*106
June-Dec
100
Quaker
Oats 2%s
103%
Term
105%
106
94 Vi
II
*100
Union—
"
*
97
assented
100
100
3s
II
*100
100
100
23
99%
101%
5
99% 100
101%
105 %
102% 102%
§ A Direct
mtge 7s
143%
143 %
216%
216%
216%
*—
103'%
AOonsol
mtge
Rochester
95%
102 °/a
Gas
101%
Jan -July
*—
86
95%
99%
99
99%
99
86
99%
12
86%
83
98%
3
II;
*146%
__
*168%
148
147%
125
147%
127%
148%
102%
148% 148%
102%
\
88
68%
86
39%
140
37 Va
47 Va
98
!
100
*94'A
97
94
95%
101%
100%
*100
95%
June-Dec
97
June-Dec
98
102%
1
97
96 %
413
104% 105%
105%
Mar-Sept
10
102% 102%
102%
_May-Nov
debs 1970
106
103
103% 104'A
104'A
May-Not
1976
debentures
1976
7
96%
97
87
87%
103%
99 Va
1067/a
104
\
104%
98%
98 y2
103% 103%
103 Va
105 ya
105'A 105'A
105
106 Vi
«
105'/2
103%
103%
103%
94%
90
93
98
93
93%
153
156 Va
*89
„
4/
"/ /.
.,
ctfs 4yes
f
~
—
135
♦137
—
♦155%
—
June-Dec.
j
|
135
;
J
135,v
,
J
135..>.
♦156
„
.—June-Dec
,
161
'
152
—
♦137
-June-Dec
1968
*92
♦158
,
!
i
105 %
104y8
104'A 104'A
J an-July.
.
-
104 Va
98'A
103%
June-Dec
1951
99
97%
*96
-
1947
90 y4
105%
*102'A 103'A
Jan-July
6 y2s sinking fund mtge series A 1951
86'/a
97%
97%
-ApriZ-Oct
Corp—
99%
95%
103%
22
*104'A 105
May-No?
1967
Works
^Participating
1
*
100
99%
—
100%
*—
1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-No?
1980
3y«s assented series A
-
'
100 y.
70%
*99%
Mar-Sept
1971
,
Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept
'
_1
..
..
♦137
~
*83
.86
131
Jan-July
81
134
.
84%
y
•
II
*100%
-Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
gold 6s
1J
Mar-Sept
1st gold
*98
5s 1996-Jan-July
1998
:
99
*87 Vi
April-Oct
88
85%
if. 7
1st
mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond mtge lnc 4y2s series A Jan 2022
Louis-Southwestern Ry—*
First 4s bond certificates 1989
Bt.
Paul & Duluth first cons
■
Bcioto
V & New
1st
Air
f debentures
s
Seagram (Jos E)
fASiemens
Halske
South
118%
*103
2%s
June-Dec
1982
Ala
2%s
April-Oct
93%
1987
convertible
Pacific
92%
*92%
—
94'A
93'A
94'A
94'A
■
95'A
wi
1970
Jan-July
Jan-July
113%
1973—June-Dec
119%
82'/a
111
4'As
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
1969
1977
82'/8
Mar-Sept
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s
ser A
106%
59
105'A
106% 106%
70
105%
47
105 Va
106%
100
100 %
*100%
—
First
mortgage 2 Vis series G
Southern
1961
consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6%s series A 1956
Memphis Dlv first gold 5s 1996.
Ry
first
Orleans &
New
Joint
3%s
Southwestern
__
3Vis
--
2%s
Tel
debs
1985
1983
Coil
Oil
(Indiana)
Standard
Oil
(N J)
Products
debentures
Chemical
83
*95%
133%
98%
5s
conv
3Vis
1967
101 hi
101S2 101%
40
103%
7
102%
104%
103% 103 %
6
103%
119 %
96
Jan-July
"120% 126
86% ;
96%
99%
85%
71%
90
74
85'A
•71
67
73
'
104
j
A
103'A
104%
102
16
102
103'/a
105
3
104%
106 Va-
68%
*96
73%
71
102%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
1969
97
95
73
74%
57
71
72%
74
102 Va 102%
12
1981
*97
72%
67%
101
104%
102 Ya
100
.Jan-JulyMay
103'A
103% 106'A
10
103%
107
105
105
105'A
49
105
*103
103%
106%
103
1980
2%s
Jan-July
1971
4s
mtge
RR
series
4%s
100%
95%
*89
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
>
97%
92%
162 % 164
Jan-July
152%
164
90
90
__
101'/a 101%
103%
100'A
102'A
*100% 101%
100 Va
101
♦105
Jan -July
101
♦__
103%
104%
101%
Co—
ser
A Jan 1 2029
2%s 1976
85'A
82
—
86
82%
*92
85%
Jan-July
May-
2004
A
inc
*93%
Mar-Sept
51
First
Yonkers Electric Light &
93%
83
86%
74'A
87
93
6
93%
100
76
95
76
2
101
75'A
82
-
15
101
113
109%
116%
91 Vi
101'A 101'A
100%
103 %
91%
92%
22
91 Vi
97%
8
96%
SNegotiabllity
99%
Mar-Sept
delivery
Power 2%s
sale
1976Jan-/uZy
-
—
—
93
93%
'104
the
not
impaired
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
^Companies reported
94'A
97
Deferred
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.
a
285
1971—May-Nov
1971
^
*93%
April
3'As
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s 1979
Wisconsin Public Service
'102
April-OcZ
Power
Bankruptcy Act,
ABonds
or
as
77
of
securities assumed
flat.
selling
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
May 9, 1955, and ending Friday, May 13.
It is compiled from a report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred
during the current year.
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Par
Aluminum
Acme
Acme
Wire
Co
Alloy*
Aero
Hat
Tnc
.
Supply
Aeroquip
Low
5%
6%
10
30%
29'A
30%
Manufacturing
Corporation
1
7
-1
MAY
13
Friday
since
Jan.
Low
4%
200
7
4%
4%
2.300
4,800
600
Par
Apr
Air Associates Inc
(N J)
Inc
3
Mar
38
Jan
Air
8
Jan
Airfleets
6'A
Jan
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Way
Industries
lnc
7'A Mar
7%
Feb
Alabama Great Southern
12'A
Jan
Alabama
Alabama
Gas
Corp
•
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
8
_
10%
10%
11
1,400
10%
Feb
Power
4.20*
preferred
-2
50
100
Range
since Jan.
Low
]0V,
Aor
1
High
12%
Jan-
11%
1,200
15
15%
900
13'A Mail*
15'2 May
2 6'A
15%
27
600
13%
35'A
Jan
11.600
%
Jan
34
3,100
27 Ve
Jan
147
147
20
101
101%
%
li
50c
17% Mar
Shares
Bto*
11
1
4% May
8% Jan
Sales
tor Week
Range
of Prices
Low
1
■
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Sale Price
Exchange
Hiah
67/a
5% Mar
28
•
Jan
American Stock
1
Week'a
Last
STOCKS
Range
650
14% xl5'A
4%
14%
ENDED
Salea
Shares
6%
—1
WEEK
for Week
Hinr,
5%
common
Stores
of Prices
-_1
_
Adams
Range
Sale Price
Exchange
FOR
33
101'A
x32%
II
375
140
Jan
.
74%
100'A
♦101%
Apr-Ocf
1984
Corp
'•{
♦91 V
—
Mar-Sept
ser
5
|
105
1979
C
86
83
Y
103% 104%
1973
Electric
Wisconsin Electric
102 'A
101%
Jan-July
debs
series
120
92%
HS'A
85%
83%
83%
♦97%
105
103
110% 112%
1974
i
102
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
mtge
Gen
134%
June-Dec
debentures 2%s
37/is
98
133
1982—April-OcZ
conv
»
101 ya
99
88
*85%
1966
& Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
1st
103%
ApriZ-Oct
I
guaranteed 2361
debentures
Wisconsin Central
15
1974
series
Wilson
85
96
Income
First
90
83
133% 133 %
ApriZ-Oct
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
2%s
83
88
5
-May-Nov
Standard
Stauifer
89
101V
96%
*103
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
RR—
1977
debentures
89
May-Noo
Northeastern
Bell
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
I
93y2
1967—Jan-July
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ Alst mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
107%
105% 106
'75—June-Dec
Mortgage 2%s series E 1986
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
4s
mortgage 3'As
Westinghouse
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
first
3'As
3y2s
5s 1960
4%s debentures series A
107%
106%
105%
106'A 106%
Shore
5s
124'A
115
101
100%
40
95
♦—
--
May-No?
30-year
82Va
78%
3
191
94 Va
94'A
110
104
Western Union Telegraph Co—
113%
111
373
119% 121
1
102'A 102 »A
105% ;
104
110
II
*110
1979—May-No?
May-Noo
Jan-July
3s guaranteed
Electric
Power
Western Pacific RR Co 3y«is
97%
May-Nov
May-Nov
A
1981
1976
mtge 3%s
gen
mortgage
Peon
Penn
1st
95
94'A
3
113%
81
3Vis
4s registered 2361
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
101 Va
.92
'
Lighting
West
112'A
97%
17
99%
103 »/a
103'A
April-OcfJan-July
—ApriZ-Oct
May-No?
C 1973—April-Ocf
series
debentures
conv
West
Co—
First
4Vis
—
Co
income
West
Co—
debentures
Gold
Gold
7
92%
99'A
Jan-July
Edison
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4Vis conv
Southern
101 %
110%
92%
*110
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1985-
California
65%
1257/a
98'/a
:
100
98%
♦103 Va 104'A
--
A Jan 1981—.—April
Gen mtge income 4yis series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-No?
General
63%
275
;
'
♦98
4s
Westchester
163 Va
160 Ya
113%
70
119'A 123
98%
—
-.
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3y2s 2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
967/a
'
Aprli-Oct
1963
5s
93%
*65%
1995
96
*98'A
■I?
„
RR Co—
mtge
Walworth
103'A
93'A
"I
*95 'A
143
101%
,05%
;
.*„
June-Deo
—
101 y8
*175
120
96%
95
98%
997/a
102%
1958
5s
101%
115%
*100%
•
w
Wabash
Telepgrah Co—
1979
debentures
3 Vis
gtd
'
*96
——
consolidated
First Hen and ref mtge 3y»s ser
•Gen
103'A
103'A
__
*101
••
ApriZ-Oct
6%s
RR
.
*95
•»».
June-Dec
Bell Telephone dc
debentures
Southern
97
•
'
Corp
debentures
3s
;
224
95
224
First
Virginian Ry 3s series B
119
201
*95
Corp 3Vis conv 1983
North
&
Southern
100
219
1951
Mar-Sept
coll trust 7s 1941—Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
Jan-July
Socony-Vacuum Oil 2 Vis 1976
June-Dec
&
Oil
103%
100
Mar-Sept
1977
1974
ASilesian-Amer
103 y.
May-Nov
Service Pipe Line 3.20s a f debs
Shell Oil 2V2S debentures 1971
Sinclair
—
*102%
*100
Mar-Sept
& 80ns 2Vis 1966
debentures
3s
108%
1989—May-Noo
1980
mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981
1st 6c ref mtge 3V4S ser J 1982^
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
117
107 %
RR Co—
Line
mtge 3s series B
3%s
112
107
-1
mtge 2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
1st
97
„
♦105
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s
91
24
*112% 114%
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
Depot 3Vis B 1971
105'A
103%
21
93%
v
•
—June-Dec
Co—
Power
&
1669
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-No? "
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 27As ser O 1979—-June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980—Mar-Kepi
4
-
93
1989_Jan-July
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Beaboard
103% 104%
May-Noo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
St Paul Union
Jan-July
May
consol
First and refund
88
1
RR
Virginia Electric
99
81,
88
—
88
•
'A
Bt Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
-
105'A
99%
u
Missouri 3%s
6%s sinking fund mtge series C
3%s assented series C 1951
-
Lawrence & Adirond'k
Second
Bt
104
"
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
■
April-Oct
-•6%s debs series A 1947>
4
166%
125
—
10*%
68%
1960—June-Dec
1961
1975
debentures
2%s
;
„
*147%
:
135 %
97
140-146%
147 Vi 147%
_I
101
100%
134
.37 %
68%
37%
Jan-July
3%s assented series A 1951
Afay-Nov
99%
99%
9t>%
135
87
United Steel
167%
164
*
1977
Bt
-
103
RR—
debentures
Vandalia
*
100
*100
Feb-Aug
:
-Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Corp—
96%
95
101
'
101%
'
Jan-July
Jan-July
debs
2%s
2%s
tr
U S Rubber 2%s
84%
99%
May-ZVoo
Electric
2
70
■104
104'A
1985—Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—ApriZ-Oct
3%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
Jaw-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3yas 1972
Feb-Aug
•<4%s s f debs 1972
Aprll-Oc!
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
Apr-Ocf
102 %
1955
6s
&
E
ser
1968
debs
conv
2%s
104%
1
General mortgage 4 %s aeries D
General mortgage 3 Via series J
123
135
Union Tank
20
1950
96%
100
123
96
*__
3%s 1974—-June-Dec
and Impt 3%s
Corp
debentures
3s
1*j*/»
*205
102% 102%
mtge 6s 1952
mtge 6s 1953
:§ AConsol
95
98%
101%
.'*98
—
June-Dec
mortgage and coll trust 2%s
Union Pacific
*140
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
"§ A Direct
High
94'A
95
122%
96
101
IOV/2
May-Nov
3%s
1st mtge 3Vis 1982
Union Oil of California 2%s
103% 103%
1946
M
Orleans
New
Union Electric Co of
1983—April-Ocf
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3'As
refund
1st mtge & coll
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3a debs 1973
April-Oct
7s
1965
gold 5s 2000
/
97
n
Rheinelbe
and
RR of
Tri-Continental
1
1964
4
Low
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
June-Dec
debentures
Jan-July
General
102%
100%
95%
1972
9O-,8
Aprll-Ocf
First
Afay-Nov
Mar-Sept
refunding mortgage 3%s
bt'/a
•„
M 3'As series B 1970—ApriZ-Oct
First and refund M 3%s series C 1990_j.priZ-Oct
Electric & Gas Co—
debentures
and
No.
High
Range since
Jan. 1
Sold
'
impt 2%s series D 1985
II
*93%
and
1st
Bonds
*9b% I0OV2
Louis—
impt M 4s series C 2019
Texas & Pacific first
102
4
11
108%
*106
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
and
33/ss
St
of
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdJustment income 5s Jan 1960
Mar -Sept
1956
;
91-/2
First and refund
90
98%
100 % 101%
1963
May -Nov
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968__Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan -July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
First
First
Assn
Tol & Ohio Cent ref
1977
Friday's
*94%
Jan-July
Jan-July
ltey-Noo
1972
1973
Texas Corp 3s debentures
107%
*99% 100
102
Feb-Aug
1970
debentures
Refund and
108%
108%
108
1
90
100%
debentures
3s
RR
June-Dec
1984
4s
2%s
Refund and
108
—
108% 108%
108% 109 Vi
1983
3s
Co
Terminal
-Mar-Sept
1st mtge 3%s
•OH
Bid Hi Asked
Texas & New Orleans RR—
ApriZ-Oct
1974
&
2%s debentures
-
103%
103%
—
108% 108%
1962
B
series C
5s
Last, '»
High
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First
Week's Range
Friday
«:<»>•
i
1965__Jan-July
1984
•
Low
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
* Interest
4 .period .". Sale Frice
Exchange
114
*103
April-Oct
1964
'
.'■M..'-*
B O N D S *'"**»r«u
'
*103
June-Dec
3%s
?'•
vc
York Stock
101%
^.April-Oct
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
13
'1
«
\
98%
10
116Vi
t-
Low
*102% 103%
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Mai/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & 8t Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series B. 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
MAY
'
Range since
'"Jan. I' '":
No.
99
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G
1957__Afaj/-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H 1960
Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963__Feb-Aug
General
Sold
114
114%
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Vis si debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996_ June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
ENDED
:
Bonds
Friday's
Sale Price"-Bid & Asked
Feb-Aug
deb 1983
conv
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
Last
Low
Phillips
31
(2267)
1
Feb
Apr
34% May
150
Jan
105%
Jan
!
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2268)
...
Monday, May 16, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
lirliii Stock Exchange
Fsr
FOR
WEEK ENDED
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Range since Jan.
_1
5%
High
Low
—
38%
5%
2,500
38%
39%
4,700
36%
7%
7%
1,000
5%
Jan
6 '/2 Feb
May
Algemene Kumtiljde Unle N V
shares
...
All American Engineering Co
10*
~5%
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
Alles &
1
Fisher common
Allied Artists Pictures
5%%
convertible
Allied Control Co
1
10
Corp
preferred
5%
6
6
6%
3,000
4%
4%
5
7,100
10%
10%
11%
2,700
15%
16%
400
i
*
9% Feb
Jan
Mar
9% Mar
11%
Jan
19
5%
34
36
1,550
100
Industries
American
99% 100%
23%
Feb
Carolina
5%
Feb
Carreras
Jan
40 %
Feb
Air Filter 5%
200
95
23
23%
300
21%
11%
11%
650
9% Mar
7%
7%
300
6%
Beverage
""%
"%
2,000
1%
300
1
American
Book
Apr
25
50
Jan
common__l
Co
Hard
15
pfd
conv
(American Bantam Car Co
Rubber Co
1
1
common
100
55
25
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracalbo
American
Meter
American
Natural Gas Co
18%
20
Laundry Machine
American
33%
55
pfd
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
American
Tractor
American
Writing Paper
Corp
17%
18
4%
8,000
5,700
20c
3,V
3%
3%
11,400
12%
13%
4,100
11%
10%
11%
23,500
4
4
33%
5
15
4.72%
Power
&
Armour
<te
Co
warrants
6%
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%fc convertible preferred
Aro Equipment Corp
•
32%
50
2.50
Associated
rets
Food
Stores
Apr
10%
Jan
35
Jan
Cessna
Feb
Camberlln
4%
Jan
22% May
Jan
21
fy Jan
10%
Jan
9
Apr
4
May
700
109%
110
28%
2,500
22%
Jan
32%
34%
12,800
29%
Jan
15%
20,000
25
6%
31%
6%
4,300
33%
10,000
74
30%
10% May
107
Jan
15
May
32%
75
2,300
108% May
5% Mar
Fen
9% Mar
4ft Apr
15
Mar
11% Mar
Feb
5
CI
A
(ex
$43
1
Coast
America
85,000
dlv
paid
22
*
102
1%
5,300
7%
Jan
May
34%
Apr
8
May
4%
Jan
Feb
60
99%
Feb
104%
Jan
1%
1,800
1 'ft
May
2%
Jan
600
May
53%
Apr
24,100
15'ft
Jan
11
11%
5,600
10%
Apr
3%
700
4
47
2'ft Jan
1
4%
•
Ayshlre Collieries Corp common
15%
15%
16'/4
1,200
14% Mar
9 %
9'%
9%
11,900
9'ft May
2 7'ft
700
4%
27
j
1,300
10%
16%
3%
10%
17
900
3%
4
4,600
17,800
shares
3%
Jan
21
Feb
2
2%
2%
5,600
5%
100
1
15%
15%
16
l
21%
21%
22%
4,100
18%
8,400
l
17%
16%
800
48%
1,600
9%
9%
9%
1,700
12%
12%
12%
350
Blauner's common
Blumenthal (S) & Co
_
47%
Co common:
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
20o
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
•
Breeze Corp common
•
.
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
British American Oil
rets ord
13%
9
800
8% Mar
7ft Mar
11%
Apr
Jan
28%
Jan
75% Feb
79%
Apr
25%
common
Products
Coastal Caribbean
Oils
Co
18%
7,600
16 Yt
Jan
6%
1,100
5%
Jan
5% Mar
40%
Sand
Colts
16% Mar
750
75%
Jan
94% Mar
950
44
1% Apr
12% Mar
28
Jan
44
%
1,900
Jan
1% Mar
22%
3,600
20% Jan
23% Mar
ft
10% Mar
12
Mar
21
Apr
6%
7%
4,400
5%
Jan
8
Mar
7
7%
2,700
6%
Apr
9% Mar
Stone
31%
7
i
12%
Co
32
12%
29%
10 %
29%
31
4%
~2
1%
7%
7%
50
12
4%
2
12%
Jan
31%
Jan
100
3% Mar
1% May
2'ft
Jan
4,900
7%
Apr
8%
Jan
700
36%
Jan
49 y2
Feb
14
Jan
22%
Apr
Apr
9%
Jan
22,500
7%
40
20%
19%
21%
9,400
7%
8%
4,600
7%
12% May
15,900
12%
Feb
15% May
5,400
22%
Jan
25 %
11%
12%
2,400
11%
7
9% Jan
5
400
Consolidated
Continental
Jan
2,800
15%
25 %
12%
%
Continental
19
13%
13%
25%
1956
7%
Utilities
Gas
Feb
4% .Jan
May
Machinery—
to
Feb
13% Mar
9% Mar
27% Mar
39%
12%
4%
Jan
Mar
300
40
1
17
3,300
10%
4
15%
18%
33'ft Mar
29% Jan
100
.10
11% Mar
May
ft
21 %
400
-1
Feb
2^*5 Jan
1,900
.10
5
Feb
11%
*
Public Service.
Shoe
6
20%
30s
Manufacturing Co.
ext
Feb
Jan
11%
Commodore Hotel Inc
Vtc
Apr
6%
19%
32
1
&
40%
%
22
10c
vtc
ordinary
Airlines
Colonial
22
18%
•
Equloment Co
Development
41'ft
6%
18%
20
Corp
Cockshutt Farm
Jan
Apr
Mar
11%
Cllnchfleld
Colon
14
38
.1
Aluminum
Jan
9%
Jan
19%
Co
Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
Claussner Hosiery Go_
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Club
8% Mar
8% Mar
98
1
Co
Coal
Feb
•
Co
L
7'/a
93% Feb
12
%
27%
Apr
May
7%
9
Feb
May
4'ft
*
*
10
34
31%
34
17,100
May
24% May
13% May
%
8% May
14%
Jan
Jan
% Mar
Apr
29% Mar
12
13% Jan
31'ft
34
May
14%
13%
14%
2,600
Jan
14%
Feb
1.25
13%
13 %
13%
2,500
xl0% Mar
15 %
Apr
6%
7%
2,900
1%
2
1,000
6% May
1% Jan
9%
Continental
Aviation & Engineering—1
Car-Na Var Corp
1
6%
3
Commercial
6%
6%
300
5%
6% Mar
3%
1G,000
38%
250
Royalty
Air
10% Feb
2
ft Jan
16%
6%
16
Apr
Apr
Mar
2%
Feb
5%
Apr
Jan
21% May
8% Jan
45%
Apr
9% May
Jan
11%
16% Mar
26%
Feb
21
Apr
48% May
10% Jan
12%
Apr
Gourtaulds
class
dep receipts
Crowley Mllner &
102
5%
Feb
2%
2%
2%
800
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
7%'
7%
27,100
7%
8%
5,600
Jan
9% Mar
8%
Apr
26
Feb
26%
Feb
25
5,200
Jan
29% Mar
26
Apr
30%
Jan
6% Jan
7%
100
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
3ft Feb
7%
29%
29%
10%
11%
15%
400
4%
Jan
29 %
May
21,600
16
6,200
113
112
275
16%
16%
16%
1,400
7%
7%
7%
1,300
xl4
26
Feb
9% Mar
14%
Jan
107 % Mar
16
Mar
7%
Jan
Inc
Daltch
Crystal
Davidson
Dejay
Stores
12%
Jan
17
Feb
119%
Feb
18%
Jan
Feb
8
Hardware
Detroit
Steel
6%
Jan
2,900
13% May
25% Feb
3 'ft
"3'ft
3%
5,400
20%
20'ft
20%
150
"11 %
10%
11%
11,800
9% Jan
22
23%
1,430
17% Feb
_
2% Jan
19
Jan
168
Feb
7
—
Jan
17% Jan
16%
Feb
Feb
20% Mar
5%
Jan
151
Feb
43
May
9%
Apr
16'ft
Feb
26
Jan
3% May
24% Mar
175
Mar
12%
Apr
24
Mar
7
Jan
13% Mar
1U
32%
A.
Distillers
Co
American
Dlversey
Dome
10%
Jan
13 Va
Apr
14%
16%
"7%
Jan
18ya
Jan
8
1,000
6%
Jan
9% Mar
113
1,400
lft
Apr
2ft Jan
17'ft
3,100
32%
6'ft
33
6%
100
1,900
30
Jan
5%
Jan
20% Jan
5
2G%
26%
27%
600
Co
22% Jan
143
100
Jan
13%
318
30%
~3 'ft
4
Mar
6% May
25
Mar
30
Feb
155
May
.16 'ft
Apr
2,600
3
May
4'ft Mar
1,000
3
Jan
4% Mar
28% Jan
33% Feb
35
Feb
2
Jan
30%
1,900
"ifff
30%
1
Jan
33
29% Jan
3
3
1
Products.
11,400
1
1%
1
ft May
Ltd—
dep rets ord
(The)
reg
1
Finance
Dominion
Bridge
13%
13%
13%
400
3.0$
Corp
Domestic
3ft Mar
,6s 8d
Exploration Ltd
5%
5'ft
551
20,000
8%
8%
700
12%
3}?
Jan
Apr
Jan
14%
5
Mar
6y4
Jan
7
J^n
9
Apr
19
Jan
23%
Feb
Corp com men
Ltd
1
Dominion Steel <fe Coal ord stock
*
16%
16%
17
5,200
15%
Apr
18%
Jan
Dominion Tar
*
12%
12
12%
6,000
10%
Apr
12%
Feb
*
7'ft
7%
300
6% Mar
8%
Feb
Jan
20
Apr
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
22 %
Apr
25%
Jan
Dorr-Oliver
7%
Jan
Feb
18%
19%
2,200
22%
23%
4,700
1,000
100
10% Mar
8% Mar
11
Jan
Co
& Chemical Co Ltd
common
Inc
—
•
7.50
—
—
7'ft
12% xl3
700
12 %
Apr
15%
7
5,700
4%
Jan
7'4 May
26'ft Feb
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd.
Dragon Cement Co Inc.
Draper Corp common.
Drilling & Exploration Go.
l
6
5%
-10
40
39'ft
40'ft
900
23%
22%
23%
2,500
9'ft
6,100
JO
9
10%
10%
10%
500
10%
Jan
10% Jan
19%
19
20%
5,700
16%
Jan
20%
Apr
3s 6d
%
%
&
5,600
% Feb
%
Jan
6%
Drlver Harris Co
12Vie
5%
6y0
7,700
4%
Jan
6%
Apr
Duke
25c
3%
3%
1,400
2%
Apr
5%
Jan
DuMont
7.50
convertible class A
May
14'ft
Devoe & Raynolds class B_
Devon-Leduc Oils L*
2.50
common
Mfg
Jan
16%
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
45 %
13%
Detroit Gasket Sc Manufacturing—1
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
l
18%
18%
23%
8
Jan
120% Jan
2,400
14'ft
—
26% Mar
10%
4,800
*
common
13% Apr
19% May
7%
(Mo)
Demlein Corporation
Bennlson Mfg class A common
8 %
debenture
2,200
10%
48
""
Day Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co class
3,400
7%
45 %
500
Inc.
14%
10%
2 AO
Dairies Ene.
Brothers
21%
10
135'ft 142%
8%
•
Davenport Hosiery Mills
21%
50c
5
common
Xl3%
21%
Jan
16 y8
13
Jan
3%
Jan
15%
*
Cuban
Manufacturing' Co
27%
9*% Jan
10
Curtis
Apr
11%
256
preferred
Apr
27
12% Jan
500
ft
Mar
3%
27%
800
8'ft
•
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
45
3
7%
Apr
12
8'ft
~
5
Crown
14%
•
preferred
(Md)
Internet! "A" partlc
10% Mar
7% May
5% Jan
48
l
Lighting
Jan
17% Mar
5%
142%
5
00
Crown Cent Petroleum
Cork
issued)
Curtis
99%
Jan
Jan
%
19% Mar
s
(when
common
Jan
Jan
19
15%
(ord reg)_£l'
Petroleum
8%
40
Apr
Apr
15%
•
7'% May
3,000
Jan
Ltd—
American
$5
5%
41%
11%
I
A
200
1
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
9%
10%
1,400
9
Apr
13%
Jan
Power
Class
9'ft
9
Jan
44%
19%
Jan
24
8% Feb
10
Feb
Mar
Jan
42'ft
42'ft
43
250
39 % Mar
45(4
Jan
55
Co
(Allen
A
25'ft Jan
36
55
55
200
50% Jan
53%
Feb
16
15%
17'ft
13%
17% Mar
Laboratories—
B)
.10c
common
42,200
Jan
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
c
C & C
Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Estate
100
Consol Oil & Gas
2%
American
~4
2
2%
4%
50c
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
5
4
4
56,500
400
900
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
Duraloy
4% May
3'/a Feb
6%
Jan
•
14%
14
15%
7,500
14
•
12%
12%
12%
6,800
11%
5i|
5%
5%
11,600
Canada Bread Co Ltd
May
•
38%
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc_ 1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Canadian Canners Ltd common——*
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian Marconi
page
35.
1
Mar
6%
32%
29%
200
38%
1,600
37% May
51$
2
16
5%
T*itv»'
Co
Qiilphur
Dynamics
•4%%
Eastern
2%
16,900
2% Mar
3ft Apr
6ft
15,800
5% May
7 ft
16
.1
common
Corp
&
of America..
Eastern Gas de Fuel Assn
-4
~2yV
Co..
Hosiery class B
Duro Test Corp common
31? Mar
4'ft
Jan
~4%
~5'ft
3,800
3% Jan
5%
Feb
8%
8%
100
7% Jan
9
% Feb
600
8 Ye
10
Apr
30'4
Jan
.10s
"5
*
1
9%
10
29
•
28%
28%
1
8%
8%
10
10%
Jan
1,100
27% May
9%
121,200
x7'ft Mar
Jan
44% Mar
(The)
reg.
Jan
37%
•
100
17
Jan
Apr
27% Mar
20
May
13%
•
common
6%% preference
4
Jan
5
29%
5
dep rets ord
Durham
l
Co
Insurance
Reynolds common
preferred
Crown
2% Apr
35% Mar
700
%
15%
&
7%
900
*
1
it
14%
10
common
see
$1
38
9 W
voting-
Inc
Corroon
2%
Feb
J an
16%
38
•
13%
§
2.50
io§
Co
Apr
*
Cement Co Ltd
Coro
«r~2%
Jan
16
Inc
Varnish
1%
1
Class B non-votingCornucopia Gold Mines.
New
Jan
Corp
Distillery Ltd—
A
Creole
Jan
14%
Class
Feb
5
&
(H)
11%
2%
Uranium
Paint
Corby
Oil
Lines Inc
9%
•
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
Feb
~4%
*
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
For footnotes
100
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt'g Ltd
~3%
1
preferred..
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7% preferred
Canada
1,300
13%
3%
£1
BSF
Fire
D
Detroit
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (EL) Co common
Camden
(The)
Controller
Jan
101% 102
10s
reg
$5 convertible preference
Brown Forman Distillers
Calvan
8%
230
7%
84
5%
10s
deposit rets ord reg
Company common
Sugar
8%
79%
96
1,800
*
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Calamba
96-
81
700
•
•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
6%
75
84
Atlantic Sugar common
Cuban
Tobacco
common
•
common
Co
American Tobacco—
Mines
900
10
8
•
prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne Scrymser Co
|
Bourjois Inc
1
convertible
31,300
10%
27%
5%
2.50
36
3
•
47%
7%
5%%
60c
5%
10%
.
78%
1
common
America
7%
•
common
Jan
2
5% Mar
700
1
Burma
Jan
5%
10%
13%
Apr
12% Mar
9%
5%
~2%
1
common
common
cumulative
4%
«
13%
18
900
15
9
25
4%
6% Mar
13%
Jan
16,600
14%
„i
Brown
9 'ft May
Jan
Colsolldated
Jan
5%
14%
Blckford's Inc common
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Amer
Jan
4
24'ft Mar
3%
1,500
5%
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
American dep
6
7,900
5,400
15%
13%
12%
1
Beckman Instruments Inc
British
Jan
29,100
6,500
Apr
14,200
5%
50c
(H C)
18 Ve
1,800
9'/a
4%
7%
11%
2%
12%
20c
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bohack
15% Mar
16%
8%
4%
26%
Jan
] <i
1
Company..,.
Beau-Brummell Ties
2%
•
Refractories Inc
Bellanca Aircraft
7
9
50c
Bearings Inc
Beck
17
lo
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Oil
10%
1
common
Oil Ltd
Basle
16%
9
4%
3,300
Cook
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes-
Basin
Apr
24%
Gas-
<fc
1
American
5%
10
Ltd
Co
Continental
Oil
Class A
Banff
5% Mar
Feb
26%
B
Bailey & Selburn
Apr
3%
Continental
Machine
Electronic
Baldwin Rubber
5%
Connelly Containers Inc new
Consolidated Engineering Corp.
Jan
Jan
100
3,500
Jan
1%
lc
preferred
non-cum
Jan
%
1,000
1%
17%
108% May
47%
3'ft
115
Apr
5%
15%
Apr
6% May
20%
3%
110% Mar
Mar
137
4%
1%
38%
103%
1%
Jan
4%
-2
Clarostat
Apr
18
1
&
3%
Feb
6% Jan
5%
141/4
Apr
10
47
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Science
3%
116
%
1%
32
Jan
47
11%
Non-voting
60
14-Js
Compo
1
Co
1
Automatic Voting
112
1
Clark
on
'53)_.*
Atlas Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood Corp
Axe
112
7%
common
Oil
Clark
74
20
Line
112
Community
of
arrear
Co
of
Co
Corp
Charter
Apr
33 % May
Mar
Charis
Apr
Tel—
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic
7
3%
775
Cherry-Burr ell common
-I
Chesebrough Manufacturing common-10
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
Chief Consolidated Mining
1
Circle Wire & Cable Oorp
1
City Auto Stamping
•
110%
24% Mar
18% Jan
Aircraft
13%
56
8%
1
130
100
10
pfd
Jan
2,400
£1
Inc
126
.100
preferred
Apr
6% May
'J
3.50ft
Colonial
reg
Associated Laundries
Associated Tel &
Jan
Central Power & Light 4%
Associate Electric industries—
American dep
130
10%
Jan
Central Maine Power Co—
37%
4%
71
51
Apr
aeries.
18%
10%
10%
109
100
(new)
Jan
Mar
13
Light—
preferred
Jan
2'/a
27 %
Oorp
$1.50
Feb
4% Jan
15
5
8%
700
.1 ''■"■■■
1
Ltd.
Seeur
preference
Feb
14%
Jan
108% 108%
28
Arkansas
Illinois
Conv
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Convertible preference
8% Mar
32%
27%
1
Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
Explorers
Central
16%
Argus Cameras Inc
Arkansas
400
~7%
10%
Arkansas
2,100
22%
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
l
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
1,600
2 %
Central Ohio Steel Products-
~6%
;
1%
55
Central
Jan
21%
21
1
1%
29%
"7%
Angostura. Wupperman
Feb
38
35% May
4%
2
9%
2 %
16%
Cenco
Apr
22
2.40
9 %
2 %
•
Jan
5
shares
9%
~
10
1
1
Jan
35
17%
Feb
5,100
common
Corp
17%
800
12
10Va
& Co
of America
Corporation
(A M)
23%
19,000
Jan
Jan
9%
10
Products
Catalln
24%
9%
5 "/a
30%
100
Castle
400
33%
2%
3% May
27'ft Apr
9% May
17,300
Casco
1,100
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Apr
7% Feb
4,300
5
Anchor Post Products
Apr
Mar
12%
18%
9%
1% Mar
3%
4%
28%
33%
50c
common
%
24
common
35%
"9%
5
Amurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Jan
100% May
Co
18%
33%
25
2
Jan
W)
(J
33
•
6%
Mar
31 % May
1
Co
Co
313 Mar
14,100
29%
2s 6d
1
dep rets B ord
American
28
25
com
55
Light $5 pfd
5,500
1%
3%
1
25%, May
5% Jan
4 ft
Ltd—
33%
&
Power
Jan
17% Mar
ft
1%
18
'
2.50
•
•
common
Jan
25o
Inc
4
Range tinea Jan. 1
Low
High
17,000
29%
$
18.50
Co
&
14%
•
common
American
American
99%
•
cumulative preferred
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
2o
3%
3%
35%
4
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc.
Carnation Co
11
Jan
High
1%
Carter
$3.75
Am brook
Wllllston Mineral*
Carman
6% May
Shares
26
23%
pfd.
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Jan
6%
Jan
4
Petrofina
Apr
Jan
4
Aluminum Co of America—
Aluminum Industries
Ltd partlc
Canadian
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Znfi
4%
9%
1
Inc
Allied Intcrnat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
I
11,100
Jan
44
for Week
Low
High
Jan
5
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
cauHuian
Alaska Airlines Inc
Amer dep rets Amer
MAY 13
Sales
Jan
2 Is
2,S6
2ft
1,500
216
6%
6%
6%
7,600
5% Mar
Jan
Feb
23% Mar
3%
Feb
9% Apr
common
prior preferred
Malleable
Iron
Eastern States Corp
$7 preferred series A_
$0 preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial int
$2
preferred
9% Jan
11'ft
10,300
100
72
72'ft
300
63%
25
31
32
130
28
10%
19
20
4,800
•
177
172
180
150
•
164%
164% 164%
l
19%
75
17%
172
Jan
Mar
9% May
12% Feb
73%
Apr
32% Jan
Apr
22
Jan
May
195
Mar
164% May
1
18%
Jan
30
21%
Jan
181%
Feb
20% Apr
24% Jan
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock
Exchange
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Par
Easy Washing Machine class B.
Elder Mines Limited..
Friday
Bange since
ih
%
%
30", a
29%
31 y4
Corporation
EJ.ectrographic Corp common
1
14%
14
15%
6,500
l
10.
Electronics
l
15 yB
common
ElectroData
Corp
of
America—
Empire District Electric
Empire Mill work Corp
5%
104
100
1
B
pfd
Emsco
Manufacturing Co
Equity Corp common
"92 convertible preferred
Esquire Inc
...■[■.■■
"
Feb
12
Israel-American
17"%
Jan
Apr
5,100
16V« Jan
19%
Jan
14% May
23
Jan
70
102%
1,800
10%
20%
1,000
3%
4%
105% Mar
Jan
9%
39,400
18% Apr
-
Jan
22%
7% Jan
5% Feb
43 3 i
43%
45%
1,700
42% Jan
53% Feb
1
4%
4%
4%
600
4% Jan
5% Mar
$1 or 28c
ll'o-
1%
38,000
/*•
1C
1,900
Warrants
1
f<r
10
Line common
10
18
18
3%
1
li'«
Jan
%
May
V* Jan
17
20
Jan
18% Mar
Apr
Camera
Fargo Oils
Sterling
Flsbman
2%
25c
Petroleums Ltd
Association
Fiitb
27%
1
Ltd
Federated
Fire
<te Instrument
4%
•
58
10
(Phlla)
Inc
29
2%
2%
21,900
5%
14,200
3%
51 %
Oils
Kaiser
Motors
Kawneer
5%
1
6
Flying Tiger Line
1
6%
"
•
deposit receipt* ord reg.*1
rets ord reg w 1
£1
13%
13
6%
6
Inc
22
23
8,900
100
23
6%
4,800
6%
5,000
116%
115% 122%
2,200
120
117
6%
4% Mar
r
Apr
non-voting
Class B
voting
F'* *
*■»-♦«»•
«"•«
New
-
•
run
«.
Fox
dep
Dic»illig,
(Geo
A)
1.21
~2%
1
15 V4
Co
13%
21,600
15,300
iu
3%
A
Ou_
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller
200
102%
Jan
104%
Jan
3%
1,500
2%
3
2,700
15%
16%
1,000
61% May '
(Walter)
3% May
2% Apr
May
4% Feb
3%
14 V* Mar
17
Jan
Apr
Gatineau
t%
Power
Co
311/4
500
preferred—
Geliman
109,y4
Corp
15%
3,500
5%
300
5% Feb
600
2% Jan
3%
Feb
2%
3%
Jan
Warrants
Alloys Co
•
2%
Supply Corp com—1
convertible preferred
25
6%
2%
—
General Builders
2%
2%
3
2,400
3% Mar
14 y*
Jan
Jan
18% Jan
6'/4 May
16
Feb
6% Feb
Jan
19
General Electric Co Ltd-
-£l
7& Mar
8% Jan
General
dep rets ord reg—
Finance 5% pfd
(Del)
10
9% Feb
10% Mar
General
Fireprooflng common
38 %
39%
900
Outdoor
5
100
39%
General
General
Plywood Corp common
50c
"4%
4%
4%
1,900
preferred
20
$6 preferred—*
Corporation
1
16%
16%
16%
50
American
5%
6%
Adv
pfd
convertible
General
Public
IGcneral
Power
$4.60
Gerlty Mich
GiaDt
preferred
$5
Corp
Yellow knife
Gilbert
(A
Gilchrist
C)
O'ftddlnc Mcfpon
Alden
Glen
Globe
Union
Gobel
Co
(Adolf)
Godchaux
Class
JO
klftDO
-A
1
Inc
Consolidated
Manufacturing
50
Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—25
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
Great
~1%
Pacific
&
500
41,000
11%
12%
2,500
21%
400
1%
1%
47
49
41
43
400
60
110
15%
23% Feb
1% Jan
47
40
1%
1
%
1%
55%
29%
30%
26
26
57
26
8%
8
14%
10c
4%
14
14%
4 %•■
r
5
13,400
200
1,400
50
800
1,300
10,400
1%
Apr
'
2%
57
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
49% Mar
Apr
88
Jan
Feb
Feb
5% Feb
190
139
100
—
191%
140
100
181
Mar
209
Jan
140
Mar
90
133 Va
Jan
14,400
2%
Apr
1
2%
2%
2%
2A
2
2-/4
35,100
2
May
_50c
14%
14
,14%
1,900
14
Apr
18%
Jan
—9o
10
Jan
12%
Feb
—2
5
Greer
Hydraulics
Oils
Grass
Inc
Freehold Leases
Grldoll
Grlesedleck
Corp
—
Company
Grocery Stores Products common—
9%
10%
5,900
18%
18%
18%
4,900
15 Va
15
15%
300
*
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
—
—
—
.
—
8 Va
3%
4
Jan
fV Jan
McKee
Hartford
Harvard
Hazel
Bishop Inc
200
3%
Jan
39%
3,100
26%
Jan
58%.
59%
350
1%
1%
700
4%
4%
1,100
4% Mar
5%
Jan
5%
5%
400
5
May
6"%
Jan
2
2
500
2
Mar
2%
Jan
10
19,300
-•
10c
—
•
Corp
•
Rubinstein
common—
8%
45%
6,100
Apr
2%
900
8% Apr
43% May
2% Apr
59%
2%
3%
Jan
13 Va Xl4%
11,900
87a Jan
15%
Feb
29%
Feb
2
100
preferred
4%
preferred—
Henry Holt & Co common
...1
10c
Hlgble Mfg Co common
6%
convertible preferred—
Boe
(R)
1
„
15%
50
31
31 Va
300
103% 103%
60
103%
(Geo
4%
9 Va
& Hardart
&
Hardart
Hurd Lock
Jan
99% Feb
5,900
9%
.■
400
4%
400
1
17%
3%
Jan
5
8
Jan
9%
Jan
Mar
9%
Apr
13%
•
21
*
48%
143%
23%
110
S
common
capital stock—*
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Bygrade Food Products
23%' 23%
"4110
36% ; 37
88%
5
•
•
48%
143% 145
110
May
80
15% Mar
3% Feb
•
May
Jan
8,300
100
105
Jan
2,000
15
15% May
33% Feb
14%
141/4
21
Jan
76%
14
common
Inc
28%
22%) 24%
4
^ 4Va
Baking Co
St Refining
&
16 Va
v
19%-j 20%
(Harvey)
14% Jan
22%
-.1
preferred
Humble Oil
9
—
Jan
12%
9
16
4Va
22%
14 Va
Co
A) &
1,725
——
—-
Inc—
Horn
Bubbell
15 %
31
24
1
Co class A
&
Horn
5%
23%
10
Holly Stores Inc
1
Eolophane Co common.
Hormel
24
—2.50
Bollinger Consol Gold Mines
Border's
V4
-100
Steel Products
Hercules
xl4
—
common
2% Feb
43%
•
A
Apr
Va
9
5
—25c
1%
43%
'
Co
Feb
%
'
Class
59%
1
10c
Dept Stores common—
Hecla Mining Co..
Heller
Jan
4%
1
Hearn
Helena
55% Jan
4%
39% May
1
Inc
Lithographing Co
Hazeltine
3%
36 %
2
Mfg Co
Hathaway Bakeries
Have Da
3%
39%
25
Co
Brewing
Hastings
3%
1
87% i 88%
4%i
4%
"8%
800
100
Mar
Mar
15
Apr
24% May
4% Jan
21%
Apr
100
15%
Jan
20% May
25
47%
Jan
50
30
1,100
20
200
1,800
200
16,100
17
xl7
Feb
Feb
2,000
138
20%
107
Dredging
Johnson
Mead
Co
&
Merrill
Mfg Co.
Petroleums
Mesabi
Iron
Menasco
common
Textile
Michigan
I
Corp
Sugar
Co
common
common
.
preferred
6%
Hone Corp
States Petroleum
Middle
Oil Corp $1
Midland
11%
3,300
Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
Industrial
International Cigar
International Metal
Machinery
Industries
International Petroleum
S
Royalty
Iron
Fireman
3.90%
pfd
Manufacturing vtc
Inc
For
footnotes
see
page
35.
1,100
;
$2
7
7
7%
130
Abrasive
Piping Co
Refineries
Mid-West
Miller
Wohl
Co
common
convertible preferred
Minnesota
6,300
Molybdenite
9
7%
May
•
15%
500
6%
Jan
19% Apr
15
Apr
27%
Co
Muskogee
National
Alfalfa
Industries Inc
Research Corp
Rubber Machinery
National
National
3,800
8
May
5
Jan
Steel
S
2% May
Mar
4%%
Radiator
convertible
Idrla
Mln
Mar
Feb
New
Jersey
New
Mexico
Corp
&
wl„:
preferred
Chem
Co
Zinc
&
Arizona
Mining
Land
Co
New
Park
Apr
New
Process
3% Mar
New
Co common
Suoerlor Oils
(Can)
New
York
92
Mar
15%
15%
1,100
13% Jan
18% Mar
5%
5%
400
4% Jan
6% Feb
13,500
70% May
86
Jan
28%
Jan
38
May
11
Jan
500
3,100
Feh
14 Va
6
Apr
4%
4,100
3%
29%
600
26%
20
100
20
May
20
May
27%
27%
500
19
Jan
29
Apr
37 Va May
45
Jan
4
30
40
Apr
'
Jan
30 % Mar
Apr
35%
Jan
38% Feb
1,300
9%
Feb
10% Jan
14%
500
13%
Jan
15% Jan
37 %
8,000
28 7A
Jan
42% Feb
29
29%
200
25% Mar
31%
Jan
11%
13
16,200
11 % Mar
13%
Feb
2,109
Feb
26 %
Apr
9%
10'/a
14V4
32%
Jan
39,600
7%
Feb
IOV4
Feb
Jan
47%
1
2.50
1
10
1
12%
21 %
27
Jan
38%
41
4,800
11
38%
11
200
8 Va
Jan
13
Feb
400
5 Va
Apr
6
Feb
600
11%
Jan
5%
5%
13
12%
14% Mar
1% Feb
Jan
1 Va
1 Vs
8Va
8 Va
100
7% Mar
18%
600'
17% Mar
19% Mar
15 %
6,900
13 Va
Jan
17 V4
Jan
12%
Jan
14 %
Apr
28%
29%
150
26%
Jan
29%
21'A
20 Va
21 %
2,300
8%
8%
8%
1,000
27'A
3,300
1%
8%
18
18
15
14%
1,609
26
~4%
4%
6%
Feb
23 % Mar
8%
Jan
Apr
Feb
33
Jan
25
Feb
8%
20 Vs May
5%
3% Mar
8,800
5
Apr
Feb
6%
201/4
14%
20
105
1%
57
101
—
14%
36
Jan
20% May
25
15
1,200
14 % May
17/a May
1%
2%
135,600
61 Va
15,700
101%
110
106 V* 106 «/4
30
4b
100
37/a
170
169
42
—
350
170
42%
8%
700
8Va
61% Mar
103
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
4% Apr
Mar
Apr
5
Apr
41 %
Apr
108
104
Jan
165 % Mar
75
Apr
2% May
Jan
105%
Apr
15 Va
Jan
99%
Mar
106
Jan
103
105
56%
101
Feb
17 Va
1,300
20%
Jan
34%
5%
5%
5%
300
,
Jan
176%
Jan
45%
Feb
9 V4 Mar
5%
Jan
3% Mar
201/4
128
201/4
Jan
19
Jan
23%
Jan
400
127% 128
3%
100
20%
116
Jan
1%
4,800
lVa
Apr
27%
2,300
25 %
Apr
7%
7%
7%
500
7%
Apr
"5%
SVa
~5%
11/4
27
31
(
5%
1,200
Ltd
Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosarlo
New
York
15
14%
~
Apr
Apr
14% May
400
130Va Mar
Feb
2
30% Mar
8V4
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
7
23%
Merchandise
23%
21%
6%
Feb
21% May
8,300
27%
Jan
27/a
Jan
3V2
6,600
5%
1,900
4%
Jan
2OV4
20
20%
8,600
19%
Jan
15
3%
3'/4
5Va
'
13%
16 V2
800
ill
l."«
l\k
6,600
11%
11%
300
26%
26 Va
28%
1,800
20
19%
21
1,100
1
27%
27
28%
1,000
28 Va
28Va
28 Va
3%
3%
3%
2%
2%
2%v
16 %
May
2A
Jan
12 y2
Jan
26
Mar
33y*
Jan
19 Va
Apr
24%
Jan
24 Va
Jan
28%
100
26%
Jan
500
3%
Jan
2%
Jan
1
11%
10%
11%
3,200
5
22%
22
22%
3.000
21
1
40o
100
138%
1
20
SOc
25
1
1
•
1
•
10
10
3
lO'/a
4Va
6 %
200
2%
2%
35,300
1,780
Apr
Mar
May
1 i9o
4,900
6 V2
Feb
3%
5%
23
10 '/* Mar
12 % Mar
10% May
"2%
Feb
17%
Jan
4%
*
1
30c
Ltd
Car
Clock 81 Watch Co—
29% Jan
8%
15 V4 Mar
9%
1
England Tel & Tel.
New
11% Feb
13 JA Mar
8%
—25c
2
1
10
National Transit common
New Haven
5,100
400
9
10
Gas
Feb
36%
3% Mar
Dehydrating &
Milling Co
8%
23
Apr
Apr
1
Jan
Feb
Apr
16%
Jan
2V4
n7Va
10
Namm-Loeser's Inc
New
24% May
86
Mar
13
N
Corp
Nachman
Feb
20% Jan
68
—
5% May
10
50o
common
Muter Company common
Jan
May
46% Jan
4-,°^ Jan
li/4
Inc
8%
117
1,375
81
Apr
7'AMar
8
*•'
29%
38 Va
27'/a
TV
99%
Feb
.
20
4
29%
1
SMuntz
Jan
11%
.
44 V4 Mar
Murray Ohio Mfg Co—
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—2.50
Jan
99% Jan
92
7
10,000
1
1
Ltd
Neptune Meter common —
Nestle Le Mur Co common
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
12,000
2,200
6%
100
*
common
(Can)
Corp
National U
24% X26
2%
6%
5%
100
preferred series B_100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A__—•
Montgomery Ward Ss Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
6%
cumulative preferred
—4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
Jan
450
2%
Jan
5%
Presto
1,500
8
4%
24%
National
23
10%
700
5 V4
Fuel
117
8%
7%
24%
Mig & Stores common
Petroleum Ltd
113
X7 %
7
25%
cumul
4.80%
Jan
35
25
7
34'%
National
21
116%
37% Jan
•
Service
Molybdenum Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred..
6%
4%
4% Mar
Apr
50
Pfd
Light 5%
&
Pwr
Public
Missouri
41%
94
Jan
32%
9%
•
•
50o
5
1
50o
shares
Co common
Feb
5%
3%
150
12%
1
preferred—*
conv
dividend
non-cum
Mldvale
36% May
10% Jan
81I1
99
100
1
100
12,500
11%; 11%
1
Iowa Public Service Co
5%
*
10c
Co
5"%
36% ;36%
98%
•
A
International Products
Iroslte
5
capital stock.*
International Resistance
Investors
50c
5%
500
300
40
National
Jan
9% Jan
6V4 Jan
7 (A
75%
National
May
13% Jan
4%
11%
Jan
May
Apr
HV4 May
32'A
6%
4%
36'A
Mar
9
May
13 Va
.
32
7
1
5
26,900
Mar
26
Jan
11%
11%
Bellas Hess common
Jan
9Va
"9%
14%
Brewing Co (Mich)
Mar
Apr
Feb
Jan
9% Feb
15
Jan
12 V*
70%
National
39
20
300
40
National
111%
600
12%
75%
Apr
Feb
Jan
26
12%
14 Va
common
National Union Electric Corp
36%
Jan
600
Apr
imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
fl
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
12%
2%
23%
99%
11
600
5% Mar
6%
.5% May
7% Mar
Midland Steel Products—
National
2.50
13%
13%
21/4
1
1
25o
Ltd
Co
National Starch Products common
Illinois Zinc Co common
2,700
76%
148%
Apr
15%
8>A
10%
Jan
Jan
7%
8
7,700
8Vt
Mar
87
21% May
Jan
300
2,500
25%
1
1
32%
4
Jan
Feb
4%
5%
5%
3
—•
10
1
Mining Corp of Canada
S
—
Company—
Electric LightOrgan
14%
21%
5%
•
1
Corp
& Co common
(AG)
McWilliams
Midwest
H
Hall Lamp Co
8% Jan
1
Aircraft
McDonnell
Mid-West
Feb
1% Mar
17%
£1
10
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
15 %
59
Jan
Mar
7
12%
7
1
•
_.
Shovel
Power
4% %
Hammond
(when issued)
common
18% Mar
55V« Mar
V*. Mar
4
iy8
13%
10
Public Service Co
18% Mar
Feb
Jan
Jan
1,000
8
50c
Corporation
Oil
Magna
14 Va
Jan
3
M
Mlcromatic
•
9.700
1
*
Michigan Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
.1
Sweet
Lynch
29
8%
12% Feb
3%
2,800
1
Co
30% May
16% Mar
25
Jan
2
(The)
Lunkenhelmer
Jan
Feb
Apr
11%
'.*•
21
Jan
24 7A May
19%
1,000
Chain
Metal
7%
Jan
700
12%
-i
B
Steel
Jan
Ltd—
Great
Class
Locke
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co..
Longines-Wlttnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
28%
3%
ft Jan
20%
*
•
Groceterias claes A
Loblaw
1% Feb
74% Feb
Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Great
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
Jan
13% Mar
5
3% Jan
3/a May
-
5%
B
Inc
49
Mar
2,900
~5%
25c
1
1
10
common
Marion
Tea—
Non-voting common stock
1%
1st preferred
preferred
(R G)
16% Mar
Jan
Feb
3% Mar
2% Mar
1,600
lbjU'JO
7%
50o
19 % May
20
3%
3"/a
1%
5
5
common
23%
11% Jan
3%
3
7%
10
Co—;
Jan
Apr
Apr
VA
5
Jan
Jan
Apr
3
1
liy8
84
Co
Industries Inc
Atlantic
-
19%
20%
11%
1
Mines
Goldfield
Amer
22
8
17%
•
preferred
prior
Goodman
Great
215
19
8%
11% Mar
Apr
16%
42 %
~7%
—
21
0% 'Feb
28 Vi
Feb
19
1
Mar
6% May
15 Va May
Jan
May
14% May
21%
-
Mangel Stores common
Manischewltz (The B) Co
Marconi International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
300
Jan
20 Vt
700
2,900
3,800
Apr
18% May
12
"3
Machine Co
Extension University
cum conv
Apr
4,100
11
15%
24%
57%
19%
20
Co
Sessions
Tourneau
3
10%
13
%
33%o
20o
15
•
B
$4.50
5%
Lf
6,800
10%
Feb
38%
5
7.50
Company
Apparel Inc
Lefcourt Realty
New
7
11%
10
Rubber Co
-
Inc
Maine
6%
17% May
600
14% xl5 %
3%
Salle
Lear
105% Feb
Jan
600
50
Monotype
109% May
4%
18%
13
14%
"3%
111% Jan
1% Feb
106 % May
Jan
1
&
Feb
3%
•
Sugars class A
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
34 %
23%
15
1
Lamson
Feb
3%
5
Inc
18%
Jan
xl5
1
%
Jan
*
Foundry Corp
Lamson Corp of Delaware—
107%
6%
1
Corp
JJISUllGiltO
oauuiurt)
Apr
Feb
5%
Jan
103%
17%
13
Lakey
50
3%
10
& Co
Apr
42%
108
2%
30
10O
12%
5
1
14,700
•
Co
Apr
18,900
106
52%
Lake Shore Mines Ltd.
105 V*
•
common
16%
3%
52%
3%
106
1
(I B)
L'Alglon
1%
1 %
1
Mines
Gold
Jan
Mar
3%
Co
Laclede-Christy
108% 108%
•
*
1
preferred
4
108%
Service
Stores
Georgia
33% Jan
105%
%
L
Feb
112
Apr
5%
14%
5,400
2% Feb
2i96 Mar
5
•
2.50
Development
Kroy
Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing
*
6
6
15
common.
Acceptance
General
32% Apr
5%
Mfg Co
General
27% Jan
Jan
Products
&
Klelnert
La
3OV2
31
•
common
1%
1J! Jan
Lake G M Co Ltd
Oil
Klrkland
Lanston
G
5% Feb
4 V* Mar
100
21,500
Co
&
May
7
4%
12,600
Kropp (The) Forge Co
14% May
10% Feb
4%
2'A
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Jan
122
*
2
Kobacker Stores
122% May
Apr
7% Jan
27A Jan,
2V2 Jan
Apr
iy4
2
(when issued)
common
T>H
American
Amer
122
1V4
4,600
1%
Kennedy s Inc
Key Co common
-
Class A
2,800
1%
2
Knott Hotels Corp
Ford Motor of Canada—
1%
1%
5
Jan
7%
1%
Jan. 1
High
5% May
1
pfd—100
Corp—
10"% Jan
May
21% Mar
5% Jan
500
15o
24
10
Low
5%
10c
(Del)
Co
Kingston
Apr
Range since
High*
K
Klo
60
1
common
Inc
Electrlc%4 %
Kansas Gas &
248 Mar
Jan
Shares
1%
1%
lOo
Ltd
Jupiter
5% May
Jan
1,350
Xl0% xl0%
1
Fltzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
37% Feb
27% May
1% Jan
3,100
58 %
4} J
58
5%
2.50
(M H) Co Inc
27%
Co
O'Mahoney
Kidde
Falrchlld
for Week
J
Glass
Jeannette
Jerry
Jan
Jan
1
Corp
Range
Low
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lc
1,800
8%
Oil
Sales
Week's
of Prices
5%
Jan
19%
/
Par
—1
Irving Air Chute
Apr
%
15%
,104
Sale Price
Exchange
32
26% Mar
18%
8
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Eureka Pipe
Mar
14%
104
~4
16
Jan
%
11,700
9,700
Share
&
American Stook
1
High
12%
1,300
a
Electric Bond
Jan.
Low
15%
Last
STOCKS "
Shares
High
14 %
13
for Week
of Prices
Loio
151/4
MAY
ENDED
Sales
Feb
4 % Mar
2fg Jan
131
Mar
Apr
29 V* Feb
4%
Jan
4% Feb
11%
Apr
26% Mar
7%
Jan
3 Va Mar
Feb
145
137% 138%
3'/a
3,100
2%
Apr
lOVa
1,600
8%
Apr
11
Feb
4%
35 800
3% Mar
5
Mar
2%
9%
4
3%
Feb
42%
41%
43
7,700
40% Mar
48%
Jan
23 Va
22%
24%
4.300
19% Mar
26%
Apr
3%
3'/4
3%
52,100
4%
25
2% Apr
58
Jan
1,300
2% May
78
78
'
"21*
46
211
2%
78
•
3 ft
Jan
Apr
Apr
10 V4
Jan
13
Apr
48
Jan
11 y*
Apr
44%
46
250
40
Jan
10%
10%
150
10
Mar
33
32
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
•
...
Monday, May 16,195$
•
Monday, May 16, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Slock Exchange
of Prices
JLoio
Par
Niagara Share Corp common
*
Nlpissing
Mines
—
Norden-Ketay Corp
9,500
19
Mar
35 %
Feb
2%
2%
6,200
2Vb
Jan
3 Vb Mar
Sentry
Safety
6%
7%
9,600
6Vb
Jan
9% Mar
Serrlck
Corp
13%
15 Vb
12.900
47%
48%
25
Oil
Texas
412
RR Co
8 Va
102
94
Jan
28V2
87/b
Apr
10
88
99
94
Mar
30
102 Vb
Jan
Oil
Company
1
50c
Ogden Corp common
Ohio Brass Co class B
common
Ohio Power 4%s
Oils
Okonlte
Company
common
107/b
54%
Jan
112
&
Mar
Apr
200
108 %
Jan
1 %
1,300
1%
Apr
Jan
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
71
225
77
6%
6% May
8V2
6Vb
1.000
800
6%
Jan
7%
May
5%
5%
6%
2,800
20 Vb
20 Vb
20 VB
125
75%
600
65 %
Securities
22%
200
1
21%
18%
Apr
Feb
82
Feb
Jan
20
74
shares_10s
23 Vb
Jan
4%
1
1
Amer
Co
23 % Mar
Corp
Manufacturing
South Coast Corp
Pacific Can Co
common
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5Vi% 1st preferred
5%
1st preferred
I
1st pfd—25
36%
25
32 %
—25
25
25
5%
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred
4.50% red 1st pfd
6%
Pacific
Pacific
28%
2%
10%
10%
100
pfd
"2%
110%
vtc
Corp
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
10%
16,100
225
19,700
1%
1 %
Jan
1 Va
21,000
~5%
~5%
Apr
16 Va
17 %
400
16%
Xl6 Va
16%
2.600
1
7%
2
7 Va
8
73/4
2.50
6V4
Jan
Apr
24 %
Jan
16
8%
9%
53/b
Feb
Jan
Jan
Pennroad Corp common
Penn Water & Power Co
1
xl7%
Xl7Va
17%
6,200
16 Vb
Jan
18% Mar
•
48 Va
47%
48 Va
5,400
45 Vu Mar
48V2 May
Pep Boys (The)
1
4 %
4%
4%
500
4%
buO
65 Va
200
18
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Circle Corp__
J
2.50
67
Peruvian
Oils
&
Minerals
22
"3
1
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
68V4
22
Perfect
4
16%
1
Vb
4%
16%
1
common
Pressed
Metals
common
Feb
4%
Jan
16% May
1}| Mar
Jan
9V»
Jan
99%
2,300
7%
1,400
43%
4%
300
3%
1,200
•
.
'f—
•
21 % May
7 Vb
Apr
7
Jan
4%
30 V2
x4%
7%
1,200
563/4
50
12 Va
12%
700
11 % Mar
18
3,300
173/b May
7
8V4 Jan
6%
Jan
49 Va
2.50
America
'
.
_
1
17%
173/b
_1
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
7{ii
7%
8%
Jan
58
52
20,500
Jan
60 V2
5
is Jan
May
12% May
18'A Apr
common
B)
<S)
■
"i
Co
common
Inc
Feb
2%
Feb
40 V2
Providence
15 %
•
10%
10 Vb
10 %
1,100
9%
Feb
10% Mar
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
com
•
1
Pyrene Manufacturing
10
102% 103
49
48 :,/4
175
493/4
600
,
1,200
20%
Jan
28
Jan
25% May
28% Feb
1,700
30 %
Jan
6 %
6%
38% Mar
100
32%
30%
6%
33 %
Jan
38
8,900
39
10,700
5
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
40 % May
47
May
Jan
37
Mar
35
10%
l63i
19%
10%
2,700
Jan
11 Vb
183/b Mar
21%
Feb
37
45
Jan
8Vb
400
32 %
Apr
16,600
4%
Jan
3,300
10,200
May
1
10
1
Apr
4'A Mar
40 % May
0% Mar
9
9VB
1,400
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
7%
7%
1,000
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
5,700
32
Jan
37% Mar
34% ,/
33
35
55%
55 %
57%
230
49%
Jan
57% May
28%
28%
100
27 %
Jan
28%
45
45%
600
41%
Jan
Apr
46% May
Jan
43 Vs
Apr
41%
41%
42%
4,300
38 %
26 Va
26%
27%
1,000
25% Mar
28 % May
25%
25%
25%
300
25
Jan
26
Feb
17%
17%
17%
1,500
16
Jan
22%
Jan
5
Jan
6
Apr
58
Jan
69
Apr
4%
4%
800
4% May
6
Jan
5%
5%
300
4%
Feb
6%
5%
66
5%
3,200
5%
Jan
6%
500
23 %
Jan
68 Va
66
4%
"5%
25
25
15'/a
1,100
16
Jan
4%
15,100
1%
Jan
57 Va
900
53 %
Jan
500
27%
28%
,
16%
13%
4
4Ve
.
28 3
33
35%
250
16
16 %
3,200
2,600
4
100
3,900
"9 Vb
8%
9%
5%
5 %
5%
4
33/4
4
10,200
49
700
48
"5%
5.600
800
26
%
30%
Apr
Feb
31%
Apr
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
Mar
3 Va
Apr
5%
36%
16
5
16%
61
Jan
May
43
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
16
14%
6%
26
Jan
Jan
18
Jan
17%
Jan
30
Apr
9% May
7Vb
4%
49
Jan
Jan
May
5%
5%
100
3%
18%
18 Va
200
17%
Jan
20 %
Apr
%
16 Va
17%
900
14
Jan
18%
Apr
13 %
13%
13%
300
10%
Jan
13 % May
3%
4'/a
1,900
29,000
3%
Jan
Vb
Jan
16
6%
6%
6%
35 Va
31 Va
36
25
24 VB
26%
20%
20 %
20%
1,200
4VB
10,500
4
1,300
.
26% Mar
8,800
23% Mar
37 %
3%
3%
Jan
Jan
20 Vb Mar
3% May
8%
8%
8%
700
17 Vb
17 Vb
17%
1,600
15%
37
36 Va
39 %
2,500
36 Va May
4VB
4%
3,300
4 Vs
8
4%
Feb
8% Mar
36
30%
May
Jan
43% Mar
23%
Jan
4%
Apr
Mar
7
Feb
9%
Apr
22%
52
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
bVs
Feb
25
Apr
36%
Jan
3j/b
100
Mar
41
IO6V2
Apr
Jan
16%
16
16%
600
26
27%
100
26
50
Apr
Apr
15%
26
16%
Jan
41
Feb
May
25 Va
25
825
26
17%
18%
10,500
11%
Jan
16 VB
15%
16%
8,300
11 Vb
Jan
18% May
16% May
7
common
Electric Co
Tampa
Inc
Technicolor
Shovel
common
29%'
29
29%
1,400
23%
Feb
38% May
26,400
Co
Co
,
Inc
convertible preferred
Thor
Corporation common
Tborofare
Markets
Inc
New
Tiio
Tishman
15 %
32 VB
35
1,400
X
16%
16%
17%
3,500
5 %
19,800
10c
10
20
250
Inc
Realty 8c Construction
1
1
13% May
110% Mar
5%
5%
16% Mar
112
Mar
Jan
35 % May
15
Jan
20% Mar
4
'/a Mar
23%
Apr
3,600
12% Mar
16%
Apr
21%
4,100
14%
21% May
62
21%
11%
5%
16 Va
21
62
15%
21%
25c
common
Roonng
14%
8
Corp
Thompson-Starrett
15%
•
common
Chemical
17 VB
32%
1
common
Light $4.56 pfd
8c
Power
70c
102%
B
Apr
1%
500
100
Jan
•
8
A common
class
Inc
Class
Thlokol
2,300
Gas
Talon
Thew
2 VB
37%
cumulative preferred
Feb
49%
-j$;
Apr
2
36
Public Service of Colorado—
106%
Jan
6 %
8
1
•
1
25o
1
•
1
18
Corp
8c
Feb
Jan
47
40%
•
common
Corporation
Texas
36
2VB
104%
5%
Co
Ray Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
9*& Feb
•
4V<%
Products
(J
Feb
Prosperity Co class B
1
35
117%
40%
■
563/4
35
60 % May
Jan
Feb
33/4
•
-—•
34%
52 Vb Mar
12 Vs
100
57
Superior Portland Cement
Superior Tool 8c Die Co
Swan Finch Oil Corp
Apr
Jan
25%
31%
Feb
Apr
Jan
6 Vb
1
50o
,
Sunrise
Apr
Jan
3 Vb
24 Va
32%'
13%
25
Mar
8 3/a May
39
8
1
•
1
20
B
(Hugo)
Sun
Feb
27 %
'
3%
25
16
Stylon
27% Jan
9'/4
47
29%
8troock
Apr
22%
10 3/4 May
'
37
25
25
25
25
25
2
1
Stop 8c Shop Inc
Feb
78 Va
xl06
47
16
Stlnnes
Jan
53/4
1,850
73/8
3%
2%
7,800
xl06
47
28
class
Stetson
Jan
20
I
1,100
21%
2.50
common
common
of
Jan
8%
7%
25o
Pratt 8i Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc
9%
97%
95%
221/4
10
Mining Co
2 i'u
8
8%
96 Va
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Apr
•:
2
2
1
Scale
700
A Mar
4Vb
300
Apr
3
•
■
Feb
22
"
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Polaris
x71%
Jan
Jan
7
300
''
':L-
>■
Apr
4% Mar
111
19,200
7
16%
10c
shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines LtdPiper Aircraft Corp common—
Pneumatic
•'
7
*
Pierce Governor common
Pinchin Johnson Ltd Amer
3%
2%
Jan
106
40
1
Standard-Thomson Corp
1
Standard Tube class B
1
Starrett
(The) Corp
1
Steel Co of Canada ordinary
•
Steel Parts Corporation
S
Stein (A) & Co common
•
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Precision Instrument
10c
Jan
6
6%
1,100
2,800
59%
•
Standard
"
—
60%
101% 102'A
%
101 %
in.y i
Power 8c Light
Common
Apr
7% Mar
600
'
Oli
Standard
Apr
25 %
59
9,000
38%
28
preference
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Jan
Apr
Jan
common
Corp
Forcings
8ianaara
Feb
22
2,100
9
18%
1
12.50
Standard Industries Inc
Jan
8%
May
5
16 Vb
4,200
7%
7%
■'
2%
62 %
Co
convertible
Standard
Jan
Jan
Jan
common
common
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
HOV2 May
2
11%
8%
3% Mar
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
Southern Materials Co Inc
Southern Pipe Line
Southland Royalty Co
Jan
70 Vb
10%
9
•
1
1
4.48%
-
13
10%
19 %
4.32%
106% May
3 Vb Feb
Jan
53/8
800
17%
2
Co
Jan
67% Mar
4,400
6%
Feb
104
100
1%
1%
1
Patican Co Ltd
Traffic
11
Jan
13
20
cumulative preferred
4.56%
Jan
7,100
2%
13 %
•
1
preferred
original
5%
4.88%
Jan
59
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Penn
105 %
105 V2
Apr
Jan
2
.
Apr
2
6
.
Apr
27%
Jan
69 Va
1%
6 Vb
29%
Mar
101 Va
1
Park
Feb
104
1 Va
.
Feb
29 Vb
50
69 Va
"1%
Jan
29
1023/4 Mar
470
107% 110%
•
32%
Jan
26
...
106 Vb
1
common
Motors
200
104% 105%
106
lc
(C A) Amer share—1 Bol
Pantepec Oil
Paramount
1,100
Feb
Jan
27%
800
27 VB
1
Pacific Power &
Light 5%
Oil
28%
27
Apr
Apr
273/4
600
Apr
34%
29
2,700
28%
27 VB
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel
28%
28%
•
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pan
31
27%
28%
•
Airlines
Page-Hersey Tubes
30%
28
•
preferred
preferred-
Northern
32%
37%
31 %
Jan
12%
Southern California Edison—
Feb
Jan
27% Mar
32%
28%
35
600
25
cum
25% Mar
__
2,100
31
25
Lighting $4.50 preferred
$4.40 dividend
$4.75 dividend
__
36%
36%
Oil
Penn
Bouth
11%
13
Puoiicauona—
Sonotone
Boss
Feb
600
1
5000 fr
common
convertible preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registeredSmith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Apr
Jan
3%
3
$3
Jan
5%
Jan
2
Bimmons-Boardman
84% Mar
l/k
76
77
Jan
1%
•
B
Simca American Shares
Feb
1
Television Inc
Bilex
Apr
61
Jan
109% 110%
25
Inc
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
6'/b
25
100
preferred
Olympic Radio
6,800
58%
Class
4% Mar
3% May
9
58%
2,900
90o
Ltd
Old Town
Corp common
40c cumulative
Omar
8%
4
33/4
8%
•
preferred
Okalta
3%
4 Vb
34,900
*
Signal Oil 8c Gas Co class A
Oceanic
16,600
2 Va
•
Corp of America class A
Breweries Ltd
Shoe
Sicks
5%
1%
•
25
-100
of Canada——
Bherwin-Wllliams
Jan
Mar
4%
•
8
—
preferred
4%
May
104
High
17
1%
_20o
Inc
Mining
Bhawinigan Water 8c Power
Sherwin-Williams common
Feb
Jan
5%
Jan
1
Jan.
Low
11'A
5%
1
B
common
Denn
Bhattuck
since
Range
High
Low
1
Control
eLatber
Be ton
Shares
-100
common
class
Servomechanisms
Feb
6 Vb Mar
Feb
26
2,200
19%
49 Vb Mar
Jan
4%
400
8%
94
pid—100
4%*
13% May
45
1,300
18.600
28
7%
50
Serv
-
5
28
1
Pub
%
5
5
Airlines
Corp
Radio
Bbuunei
for Week
12.50
Co.
Belby Shoe
Mar
44%
Jan
(a
14
Central
Ind
17
—
—
Sales
Range
Par
High
2
48
North
Penn
Low
40%
Week's
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
Jan.
7%
10c
Canadian Oils Ltd
Northern
since
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range
1
Rayon $3 preierred_50
North American
North
Northeast
13
MAY
1
Noma Lites Inc.-.
Norvh
_
39%
40 Vb
ENDED
Friday
Shares
High
5
Nlies-Bement Pond
WEEK
for Week
Range
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Week'*
Last
21%
100
10'A
11 Vb
2,000
15 VB
50
Feb
40 Vb Mar
74
Apr
21
Apr
25%
Apr
Jan
12 Vb
Feb
31
Apr
9%
Mar
26
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Quebec Power Co
26%
Jan
29
Apr
R
83/4
10
Pump Co
Corp-
Reliance
&
Toledo Edison 4%%
9
200
9%
Apr
Co
24%
100
23%
Jan
25
35%
7,100
30
Jan
35 % May
12%
12%
Trans Li* Corp
1,500
10%
Jan
133/4 Mar
Tri-Continental
9%
9%
100
10%
True
18%
19 Va
GOO
IVb
1%
5,800
18,500
1
——
1%
.—50c
1
1
IVB
5
28
38
39%
800
1
Engineering
12
11%
123/4
3,800
—
Rlce-Stix Inc
-
*
—
—
__
Radiator
1
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Rio GTande Valley Gas Co—
50o
6%
63/4
7Vb
8
7%
8%
16%
1
Jan
Jan
3/4
Jan
24
13/4
10%
55
Feb
Feb
68
4%
11
100
22V»
23
1,400
Jan
Apr
Apr
2%
3V«
3,100
23/4
Jan
3%
2%
2%
2%
1,500
2%
Apr
3% Mar
96%
97%
320
923/8
Feb
98
Jan
Apr
Mar
12 %
24%
Jan
—5
30 %
30
31%
500
20
Jan
32 Vb Mar
Co__
—10
29%
27%
29%
4,500
27%
Apr
33 Vb
1
15%
14 V2
15%
4,700
13% Mar
15%
Jan
11 Va
IIV2
5,700
10%
Apr
14 %
Jan
5%
5%
200
5%
Jan
Electric Steel
Russeks
Russell
New
Fifth
(The
Ave
F
common
•
common
C)
Company—
(when
11%
1.25
issued)
1
1
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
1
Ryerson & Haynes
17%
8%
1
1
common
33%
8 >/4
3,900
8%
17
1,100
8'A May
28% Jan
Jan
6% Mar
23 Va
Feb
8% May
1,700
5V'4
2,100
3%
Jan
6 Vb Mar
7
300
6%
Jan
8%
50%
Feb
Jan
Bt
Lawrence Corp Ltd
Carlos
common
1
75%
75%
78%
4,000
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
pfd 5% series
4'/2% series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Cum
Cum pfd
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Fo**
fo^tnot"'
p^p
ntt""
24 Vs
22
Feb
2,600
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
7%
6.900
3%
Jan
21%
22'%
1,900
20
Jan
25 V2
26%
600
23
Jan
6%
1
6%
6%
7%
7 Vb
22 %
11
•
8
1%
9%
3%
16
10,300
4%
Jan
2%
575
2%
6,900
99
Jan
2%
105
Apr
Feb
May
2%
J an
2%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
10%
69,800
10
May
14 Vb
27%
27
27%
1,300
25
Jan
29%
Apr
27 %
27 V'4
xo
29
Apr
I!il
3%
1%
4
5,800
4,600
1%
Jan
6%
Feb
Mar
3%
Apr
19% Mar
Jan
Co
United
Aircraft
United
Elastic
United
Milk
United
Molasses Co
Amer
10%
6%
37 %
7%
•
registered
Sharing
common
Rubber
Uuiied
Vitamin
Stores
3,600
6%
Jan
400
7'A
38
7%
35 %
Jan
100
7%
Feb
20
/4
230
Jan
%
200
5%
"2%
Corp
Co
Corp
common
5%
50
49 Vb
50%
9,300
38 %
38'%
430
37
13
38%
128 Vb
Reclaiming
States
Jan
5%
International Securities
and
10% Mar
41
5-fc Feb
50%
U S Poll class B
8
Jan
100
li
28
Specialties common
Air Conditioning Corp..
8
8%
9'A
237
237
preferred
U
47%
700
10a
100
United
United
6%
Apr
7,200
4%
102
9%
40
9%
Mar
Feb
Feb
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
Ltd—
United Shoe Machinery common.
Preferred
U S
Jan
700
5%
100
6%
common
rets ord
dep
Profit
9 Vb
37 %
United NJRRk Canal
United
5 Vb
20
Products
Feb
4%
4%
46 %
4
45
common_50o
Porducts
Corp
3%
85%
5%
4
Yards of Omaha
Union Stock
4
13%
700
11'A
14,100
131%
2%
126
2%
3,800
15 %
3,800
*
14%
14 Vs
1
1
2 Vb
1,300
12%
11%
12 %
3,100
5 Vb
5 Vs
5%
3,300
2 VB
50c
25c
American
Consolidated Oil
Insurance
Products
Feb
Mar
1% Mar
9
Mar
54% Mar
40%
Jan
Jan
15%
Apr
2% May
90% Jan
12% Mar
3%
Jan
1% Mar
11
2%
132
Apr
16% Mar
2%
Jan
May
13 %
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
2%
1,300
1%
Jan
500
65%
Apr
28%
Jan
15
Universal
Corp
Jan
Feb
5%
239
Mar
58 % x63%
10
Universal
2
47%
Jan
2% Mar
73
common
Sugar
10
29%
29%
29%
150
8
Co
3%
3%
33A
6,400
6%
6%
6%
2,800
25% Mar
3% Feb
Jan
37% Mar
32
Apr
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
Apr
5 A
39,000
7%
6 Vb
7%
1%
69
Apr
21%
4
Va
1
'4.
Jan
3% Mar
1
Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Beeinan Bros Inc
Jan
20% Mar
3
50c
Seaboard
13%
21% Mar
312
•
Co Ltd
200
20
1
Schick Inc
Scullin Steel Co common
21%
Jan
1W Jan
10
112
3%
•
Investment
Union
10c
5
Canada
of
Utah-Idaho
21V4
25c
Co
78% May
Apr
22%
20
20
1
i
65% Mar
12
8
San
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
Gas
Union
Universal
Milling Co Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Sayre & Fisher Brick
Management Company..
Chemical Corp
Universal
S
San
56%
104 % 105
~2%
•
TT
36%
5
6%
5
33%
18
•
Inc
Unexcelled
Apr
(The) Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Rowe
300
u
Ulen
Jan
21 % Mar
10
warrants
Corp
Temper
Trunx
200
10%
Ltd
Oils
Jan
4,600
11
Empire
1% Mar
2%
-
Trans
5%
1%
63 %
1%
62
Feb
14%
83/a
22%
Mar
45%
8%
11
Jan
Jan
Jan
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc—
Apr
May
38
Feb
97%
5
93/8 Mar
4%
4,300
(Texas Corp) vtc
1
Vtc extended to Jan 3 1965——.—1
Rochester Gas & Elec 4% pfd F
100
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
£1
Rotary
preferred
Mining of Nevada
Tonopah
24%
323/8
Remington Arms Co Inc
Richmond
Jan
7
12 Va
—
Electric
6 %
common
Corp
34%
1
(Robert) &
Reiter-Foster Oil
70c
100
1
1.25
1
Oil
•
;—6.25
Reis
63 %
lOo
common
Preferred
Reda
1
1%
20
Shipyard Corp
Toklan
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common—.
Reading Tube Corp
deposit rets def registered—5s
Amer
Todd
6% Feb
ord registered—£1
Amer deposit rets
•
16
2,V
11
11,300
1
14,800
7
4%
2,900
16%
600
Vb
3%
16
preferred
1
5
Vanadium-Alloys
Steel
•
8% Apr
28% Mar
Van
warrants—
27%
Venezuela
Apr
Jan
3^ Feb
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
Mar
4% May
18%
Jan
Valspar Corp
common
convertible
$4
Norman
Venezuelan
Co
Co
Inc
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal 8c Coke Co
Vogt
Manufacturing
Vulcan Silver-Lead
_4
1
Petroleum
Syndicate
Corp
20c
1
10
6VB
Apr
87%
Apr
94%
27
Jan
31% May
1,400
4
Mar
5
Mar
5,503
25
Jan
49
May
--
48
6%
4%
4
49
40
6
"4
4%
24
•
15%
xl5%
1
3%
3%
7%
32,-500
Jan
4%
Jan
6 Vb May
4%
Jan
b Va
Feb
Jan
4%
1,800
24%
550
24
Apr
29%
700
15%
Jan
17%
F"b
3% May
5%
Jan
16 '/a
4
4,600
<-
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Number 5429
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Volume
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(2271)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Sale Trice
of Trices
Far
Low
FOR
WEEK
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
Jan.
LOU)
High
American
1
$2
&
ctfs
ext
,1^.^
Inc
Wallace
&
Waltham
Ward
preferred—
Tiernan
$6
&
Knapp
series
West
-10c
Inc
Utilities
Leaseholds
4.40%
100
pfd
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd
400
24
Jan
26%
Jan
2%
Feb
Apr'
11%
Apr
Jan
37
Feb
Jan
.5%
COO
17%
Jan
Jan
35,200
70
139
3%
500
3'/2
Jan
10
IO2V2
Feb
105'A May
60,300
41?
Feb
6% May
104
104
6%
5%
210
40
210
202
186
158
224
Jan
Mar
21,500
37%
Jan
46
16
13
16%
525
14
Jan
19%
Westmoreland
•r10
19%
19%
19%
450
18%
Jan
20%
Apr
Feb
30
Jan
35
Feb
shares—
ord
Tablet
%
.,1s
%
V-/. A Jan
'
&
Stationery
com
:
——'
Inc
■
4—
—
"
Weyenberg Shoe
Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc
—1
Wichita River Oil
Willson
Wilrich
5%
Wood
Pwr
American
6%
14%
32
4%
4%
600
14%
2,100
7% ./ 8
3'A
%
3
3'A
16
__
Feb
Jan
18%
i«
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
16%
107%
2% Mar
16%
275
12'A
10
105% 105%
104
v
24
900
19%
Jan
24
18
18
100
15%
Jan
63
66%
39
Jan
75
—
2,600
Mar
2
2
H)
iV
4,900
A
9%
A 5 Vis
e
Interest
Teriod
Exchange
or
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
211 Feb
Jan
High
102'A 102%
Bonds
Jan
Low
150
97
97%
~7
96.%
91'A
91%
27
90%
Aug 1 1998—
1970
-.
1978
Jan-July
1993
Eastern Gas &
Fuel
May
A6V2s
Nov
ex
1
1
coupon
AGesfuerei 6s debs
■
June-Dec
4s
1970
Hamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5Vis 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
listed
1940 coupon
V
II
Valley RR 4% 1963
England Power 3'As 1961
1st
mortgage
6 Vis due
6»/2s
to
mortgage
Mar-Not;
1st
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
trials
roads
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
98.63
101.40
ities
423.84
160.83
64.70
159.54
64.62
159.42
99.84
6
9
424.32
160.20
158.85
64.42
158.84
98.61
101.46
100.85
98.49
99.85
May
11
420.29
157.79
64.11
157.69
98.53
101.43
100.77
98.51
99.81
12
418.20
155.93
63.74
156.57
98.55
101.31
100.82
98.39
99.77
—
100.92
101.41
98.63
99.88
98.56
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Range
Closing
Date—
May
2
101
98 %
96%
93%
Thurs.
103%
11__;__" 74.77
\
for 1954
Range
74.36
13
High
68.72 Dec 31
74.26
May 12
May
75.58 Apr 22
68.05 Jan 18
Low.
May 10—75.03
101
for 1955
High
75.06
9
May
Wed.
Low
47.32 Jan
4
99
95
88
7
90
81%
130
—
4
47
46
SEG Index of Slock Prices
91
130
47
-
__
134
139
—
129%
138%
The SEC index of stock prices based on
stocks for the week ended May 6, 1955, for
97%
19
98'A
93%
97
93 %
100%
191'/a
98
102%
High
Low
289.5
+ 0.1
289.9
269.4
0.0
350.7
327.4
Composite
328.9
—0.5
329.7
304.2
371.7"
370.4
+ 0.4
371.7
342.0
0.2
329.7
283.5
Durable
92
Goods
—
199'/8 102
104%
100%
Mining
103%
101%
104
102
103%
April-Oct
1169
165
169
Jan-July
150
150
150
95
95
91
1953_.
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1175
Housing Corp 6'/is 1958__
May-WotJ
1140
—
+
143.6
154.3
154.1
*
153.0
+ 0.7
276.3
+ C.8
283.0
265.6
304,8
Service
304.6
+
0.1
321.1
304.6
1105
Feb-Aug
and
103%
1100
Finance
324.7
278.6
———
Trade,
329.1
329.7"
—
Utility
101
Change
'
350.6
Manufacturing
98
32
289.9|!>
—
Transportation
90%
__
103'A 103%
April-Oct
-1955-
350.7
April 29, '55
May 6, '55
98'A
1145
103'A
for the
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
100):
groups
Percent
1101% 104
II
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
__
1102
;
6Vis
with
A
6Vis
ex
Oct
Oct
1
1940
1947
1
APrussian Electric
1960
coupon
Gas
&
Co
1998
6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
A Ruhr
♦New
High.
125
1960
coupon
1954
6s
Service Electric
Gas
Corp.
6 Vis
A
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
156
95
170
135
136,
102
ioa
15
92
110
63
100
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
177%
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
California
Southern
3'/as series A
1st and ref
Edison
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
100 %
1965
series B
1973
1976
3s
series
E
1978
scries
F
1979
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
(Calif)
Electric
&
1970
with Aug
A 6
ex
Vis
Aug
Electric
3s
3'As
A 7s
with
A 7s
100
97%
97
*98
101
100
1947 coupon
Service
*97
Mon. May 9———
103'A
Tues. May
98
103 y*
Thurs. May
104
103
105'A
99%
102'A 102'A
*98% 100
1953
100'A
93 Vi
108
112
1956
Dec 1 1947 coupon 1956
Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3Vis 1964
Jan-July
June-Dec
Webb & Rnapp Inc 5s debs
June-Dec
Wasatch
West Penn Traction 5s
Western
Newspaper
1974
6s
527,000
3,370,000
2,518,000
420,000
2,938,000
$14,854,100
20
*103% 104'A
77%
77%
3,815,000
$17,802,100
$2,948,000
Jan. 1 to May 13
92'A
103%
50
78
1954
1955
1951
1955
278,721,771
174,702,194
11,041,760
10,097,685
$6,000
223,000
536,000
$2,948,000
Shares
1,969,500
33,104,400
55,571,100
Bonds
$5,500
$8,000
Bank
—-
Railroad and Industrial
i.
14,854,100
15,024,000
346,564,300
295,813,100
$17,802,100
$16,999,500
$379,899,700
$351,925,700
100
105%
73'A
Total
81
*107% 108'A
107%
108%
*100% 103
Feb-Aug
1959
2,843,000
Foreign
98 % 100
100
June-Dec
1960
Union
2,829,910
U. S. Government
*105
June-Deo
473,000
Week Ended May 13
International
coupon
641,000
3,342,000
11,041.760
Total
112
*25
Co—
1940
1
3,353,000
2,712,000
100
ex
Dec
$4,326,100
104
112
Feb-Aug
$887,000
1,862.430
12—_—
Stocks—No. of
1953
$3,439,100
100%
100%
*100
Feb-Aug
2,088,250
2,145,460
Fri. May 13
101
Sales
Bonds
2,115,710
10—
Wed. May 11
100%
99%
102% 102 %
1971—Jan-July
1970
1 03'A
Bond
Government
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Total
United States
Bank
Foreign
of and Miscel.
Shares
103%
*103% 104'A
Feb-Aug
Number
103'A
96
May-Woo
1940 coupon
1
1
1
100
196
April-Oct
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s 1989
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6Vis
100
100%
*97% 100%
Feb-Aug
_
Southern California Gas 3'As
Southern
100
95
-Feb-Aug
1976
3s
92%
92 Vi
Feb-Aug
3s
C
3'/as series D
*95
May-Woo
1962_Jan-July
1973—
M
series
3s
1981
deb
conv
102
Int'l
Railroad
Stocks
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
United
40
98,51
May
,
Hydro-Electric Co—
A
2%s
100.85
Total
Bonds
May
Tues.
Jan-July
1970
ARuhr
10
Rail¬
Date
92%
June-Deo
3'As
Piedmont
Public
Second
Indus¬
U
193%
Jan-July
April-Ocl
1968
10
First
Non-Durable Goods
1963_
-Bonds10
10
125
98'A
May-Wot;
3'As
and bonds
Total
81
1138Vi
—
Jan-July
extended
1st
cash
"cum," cumula¬
15
64
1172'/2
liq tr ctfs__
April-Oct
1953
1953
Power
"cons," consolidated;
-Stocks-
100
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd—
Ohio
deposit;
of
20
74
1105 /
A 7s ex Nov 1
1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
A
for
30
3
47
1952
Midland
New
in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
4
1142Vi
June-Deo
1
5%
(not included
the daily closing averages of representative stocks
66
196
.
May-No»
with Nov
4%
-125
__
Jan-July
A
A 7s
are
Frl.
Jan-July
1953
Western RR
65
1105
Mar-Sept
&
5%
5%
Stoclc and Bond Averages
Below
76
101
May-No®
1953__AL__May-Not>
Finland Residential Mtge Baqjc 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Guantanamo
155
*96%
1940 coupon 1953
1947
4'A
"n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
7i>X
w," with
74
101
Jfay-Nov
1993
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
-.-fircole Marrelli Elec Mtg CoAG %s With Nov
above—"cod," certificates
"w
when issued;
64'/2
76
66
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
series B
3%s 1965
86
"conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
i,"
Mon.
mortgage 4s
5%
5
5
included in year's range),
(not
.
5
Deferred delivery transaction
a
used
Abbreviations
tive;
of N J Division—
mortgage 4s series A
A 1st
35%
150
*146
June-Dec
1st
37
35%
104%
Quar-Feb
Lackawanna
35
35%
Jan-July
n
High
101%
56
Bethlehem
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
^Delaware Lack & Western RR—
54
7
2012__Jan-JuIy
1919
included
(not
Jan. 1
Wo.
June-Deo
A
48
53 V*
Range since
Sold
Appalachian Elec Power 3Vts 1970
series
42
95
52
Under-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights,
z Ex-liquidating dividend.
tFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds being
traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
principal.
"w
6%s
transaction
Odd-lot
41
52%
June-Dec
value,
par
99%
*41
Jan-July
u,
1921
♦No
102
*93% 100
,
Week's Range
Friday
6s
High
*67
Mar-Sept
3% Mar
2
100
8'A
2
7^3 Mar
3% Mar
8'A
__5s
BONDS
Stock
Government
19% Mar
Ltd
2%s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
—
Feb
22%
8
common
receipts
2 Vis 2008
(Plan A)
——
Feb
A Mar
1,900
—£1
Steel
Range since
Sold
High
*65
June-Dec
June-Dec
5s
Apr
Apr
46,000
-
2
Inc
deposit
stamped
ARussian
Feb
W) Ltd—
Boston Edison
& Asked
*65
April-Oct
1931
1972
10% Mar
1
Machine
preference
6s
Jan
6%
350
"u
.100
pfd
Chile
141/2 May
16%
•
4%%
of
May-Nov
:
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997—
Rio de Janeiro stmpd
(Plan A) 2s
May
•
Bonds
Friday's
Apr
5%
12 Va Mar
—1
Lt
2%
4% May
13'A
__
._25
American
Bid
Apr
Jan
7% / 7%
""%
Wright Hargreaves
or
Sale Trice
Apr
Jan
1%
1
&
(P
Jan
24'A
50
1
Petroleum
Woolworth
10
400
Ltd
Industries
Wodley
4,900
common
Newspaper
Woodall
14
31
Co
preferred
Wisconsin
12%
27 %
7%
__1
Inc
Brothers
—
13%
.—5
Petroleums
Wilson
'
31
__1
Corp
Products
—
_25
Wickes
(The) Corp
Williams CR C) &
—
Bank
Bank of Denmark
(Republic of)
Mar
_1
5%%
convertible
preferred
Whitman (Wm)
& Co
Peru
% Mar
A
,_20
dep rets
Parana
Mar
Westmoreland Coal
Western
AMortgage
4'A Mar
3%
.r;
(issue
Mortgage
3'A Mar
2'/2
2%
6%
.100
5%
30%
Jan
146 Vb 146%
...
'
'
•
Ltd
41/2
Jan
1%
of May 1927) 1947
A7s Issue of Oct 1927) 1947
Feb
Apr
1
3%
1.25
9,300
5%
29
2'/4
.
4,3J0
1%
1%
5 Va
Manufacturing
Texas
Amer
30%
preference.
Wentworth
Western
1%
warrants
24%
23
24%
1
.
5%
109%
17% May
22% Mar
'
1
common
3%
A7s
,
Jan
Jan
2,100
4
3%
—30
Inc
Co
Baking Co
Last
Teriod
Low
Feb
8%
5
,r
^40c
Watch
70J
IO51/2
'
.
—
3%
1
Wasatch Corp
Webb
—
~5%
~5%
■'
.100
cumulative
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
5% May
voting
Bond
Stock
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
preferred
Waitt
13
Friday
Range since
Co
Baking
MAY
BONDS
Shares
w
Waco
ENDED
Sales
for Week
Week's
100%
105
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
Stock
Interest
Teriod
Exchange
Stocks
(Number
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Trice
Low
High
Bonds
Sold
Jan. 1
WO.
Low
High
May 9
Mon
Tues
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year
7s
April
A20-year 7s
ABaden
Bk of
Jan-July
June-Deo
*100
178
A
1952
Feb-Aug
series
B
1951
April-Oct
•—
Jan-July
w
AS
f
89%
89%
Port
&
Cons
Waterways
Munic
secured
6s
6Vis
1952_;
—
—
'
113
157%
174%
89%
89%
76
lL-----
80%
18%
683.215
783,470
77
76
22'A
84
*78
92
*21
23
1947
(City)
Ger
AHanover
(Prov)
6y2s 1949
7s
1939
Feb-Aug
122
117
122
June-Dec
7s
1947
AHanover
112
112
112
May-Woo
*174%
Feb-Aug
147
City (Peru 6%s stamped 1958
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2'As 2008
Mar-Sept
May-Woo
*41%
AMedelJin
June-Dec
*85
stamped
1951
J
6
97
122
K
83
Fri
May
Total
Bonds
$6,000
$75,000
19.000
3,000
118,000
53,000
3,000
116,000
183,000
94,000
$24,000
.
643,330
S^OOO
58,000
32,000
122,000
3,580,065
—-
Total
$276,000
$272,000
$44,000
$592,000
Week Ended May 13
1955
——
2
160%
172
131
1954
,
Jan. 1 to May 13
1954
1955
2,656,560
97,717,314
46,434,854
$270,000
Shares
$177,000
$6,158,000
$4,223,000
107.000
4.833000
44,000
36,000
1,315,000
2,194,000
$592,000
$320,000
$12,356,000
$11,683,000
R a Tids
Domestic
147
64
of
3,180,065
272:000
Stocks—No.
112
64
__
147
*65
A Lima
7s
113
1
749.265
-
-
Mav 12
Bonds
Bonds
German State & Prov Banks—
series
A6s
A German
,
5
——
174% 174%
„
89%
A 6s
ADanzig
-
$45,000
94,000
64,000
41,000
720,785
-
—
Thurs
'
Jan-July
1947
May 10
wed
*100
April-Oct
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
ACauca
Central
Jan
1946
-
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
.
Domestic
of
Range since
—
Foreign corporate
:
5,206,000
__
Total
-
35
36
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2272)
..
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week's
Last
Par
American
American
'lei
Anaconda Copper
Boston
Mining
RR.
Aioany
m
deposit
of
Certificate
5%
Hecla Inc
480
47'/a
138%
47
150% May
52% Jan
59%
519
21
729
5
222
38%
115
282
34
13%
65%
151
113
Jan
118
Range
Copper
——10
Co
-*
mmmm
49%
230
37%
94
lit
1,503
250
9%
Jan
1%
130
1 %
May
2
Gas
Mass St
&
Fuel
Associates
10
Ry Co——
57%
Apr
71
1%
— —
Q'/b
cumulative
59
59
6%
cum
40
40%
17%
18
75
27
27
54%
55%
49%
52%
2,284
1st pfd class A—100
prefererd class B—
-100
preferred adjustment
——100
5%
Eastern
SS
Lines
National
First
Inc
Stores
Electric
General
•
common
Inc—
—8
(new;
Gillette Co
Island
Coal Co
10%
Jan
Lone Star
Cement
Maine Central
5%
25
RR Co——
cumulative
National
Cos
100
Mathieson
-.
15
1
59
50
29
15
May
56% Jap
27
118
750
10c
Jan
20c
2%
3%
12,920
52%
55%
99
41 %
42
66
26%
26%
425
28
1%
Jan
38%
21%
1
7% Jan
23%
24%
775
27%
28%
66
22%
25%
1,895
*
25
.
.
5
13%
903
14
•
55%
60%
2,397
25
Corp
58%
49%
49%
50%
988
45%
5
46%
160
50
49%*'51%
36
100
Mass RR Co
107% 107%
13%
—*
_.
69 %
36
30
13%
8
68%
72%
1,859
63
-12.50
64%
47
Jan
2
Gray
Detroit
Mar
5
Friday
Last
Sale Price
.
Par
American Laundry
Cincinnati
N
O
Gas
&
T
Cincinnati
&
P
*
Electric
__
86
4%
•
—
10
i
—
"
Feb
47%
Feb
60'/a May
54 % Mar
39% Mar
Feb
800
32 V* Jan
1,800
Jan
—
;
:
Kroger
common
Rapid
class
:
27%
46
4%
Jan
13
Jan
Mar
42%
Apr
50%
15
13%
Feb
15%
Apr
41%
42%
136
41% May
50%
Jan
94%
97
787
91
Jan
166
16%
Jan
20
34%
Jan
3.9
52%
39
51%
Jan
53
54%
30
52%
Jan
59%
26%
60
20%
Jan
27%
53%
30
48%
Apr
56
23%
10
22
Jan
26
1
—
*
5
*
Armco Steel
Armour
Oil
Co
40
Baltimore
Jan
28 %
Ohio
RR
Mining
Bethlehem
183%
124
172%
Jan
70%
75
62%
Feb
61%
70
/■—_ 1
47%
Jan
72%
76%
84
66 %
Jan
81%
14%
14%
62
14
Jan
14%
__
16%
peso
__
__
28
28
Cities Service
Gas
Co
&
Tel
95%
66%
»
__
(P)
Co
(Glen L)
10..
—
Co
Cash
National
Dairy
(new)
8
Products
5
5
i%
600
59
60
37
37
2'
Central
100
Ohio Edison
__i2
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi-Cola
50
.
331/30
new
»
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Co.
Members
21 %
Jan
35
115
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Jan
154% May
Jan
42
37%
-
15
1
186% Mar
Feb
41%
•
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High
13%
Jan
81
57%
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—
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Calumet &
57%
100
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&
2,443
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preferred
Boston
Boston
since Jan.
10% May
172% Jan
153% 154%
———
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110
181% 185 'A
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Boston Edison——;———.——25
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Low
11%
59
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10%
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Exchange
Friday
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FOR
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181
Volume
The Commercial-and Financial Chronicle
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37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Par
C Super Corp
Canadian
Canadian
Pacific
Oil
RR
1%
Jan
a40%
a 40%
a40%
30
34%
Jan
Ce^anese
2
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1
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Charter
Co
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Columbia
Gas
Commercial
28%
60
61 % Mar
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18%
Mar
Mar
16% Mar
83 y2
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Feb
Oil
North
a„
21% Mar
24%
55
16% Mar
23
338
30%
63%
Northern Pacific Ry
Jan
300
-1%
Jan
1% May
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rn
Jan
Occidental
Oceanic
25 %
Jan
Ohio Edison
Jan
Oil
18%
Jan
28% May -
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100
46 y2
Feb
66% May
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66%
Jan
83
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Apr
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101
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Apr
170
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150
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Jan
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25
25
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40%
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—
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•
Consolidated Foods
285
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Apr
215
23
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241
25%
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41%
33%
Apr
Apr
51 % Mar
Apr
*
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3%
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50
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51% May
21% Mar
300
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4%
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4%
1
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Inc
Aircraft
Northrop
May
1,745
(Un)
(Un)__
17% Mar
4%
__
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Aviation
11%
Feb
41%
__
1
Co
American
Apr
16 Va
33%
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11%
40
4%
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91% Mar
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Power
32% May
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York
—
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&
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_______
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32
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53
25
1
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75
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Apr
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Apr
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875
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6%
6
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100
25
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(J J) Co (Un)
Caterpillar
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13
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313
10%
Apr
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Feb
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Continental Motors
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Eastern
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Eastman Kodak Co
Emerson
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68
Jan
16%
Jan
34%
Feb
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323
53
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(Un)
46%
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Jan
525
13%
Apr
159%
Jan
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FHzsmimons
Flinkote
class
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211
(Un)
Co
Florida
Power
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.
.
37%
Jan
60
74%
Apr
Apr
81% May
Jan
54
295
41
27% Mar
28%
13 %
Food Machinery
& Chemical (Un)
Trailer
Fruehauf
Co
14%
14.'15%
440
12%
Jan
14%
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23
23
2.15
205
14
201
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22%: 22%
900
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General
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General
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General
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General
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General
Corp
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Oil
(Un)
Jan;
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4.25
Apr
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21%
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44% Mar
Rockwell
Feb
52
35%
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28%
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30% Mar
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RR
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•
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51%
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Jan
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2%
916
2%
Apr
3%
120
35%
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455
13 y2
Jan
120
34
40
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241
69
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44% Mar
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26 %
355
22% Mar
27
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7%
620
4%
9
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100
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Lincoln
Lion
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84%
Jan
117
4%
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Jan
111%
U S
Apr
135
1.30
1.25
1.30
11,825
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Menasco
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130
56%
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65
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34
1,339
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38
Mar
54%
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376
49% Mar
55%
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197
50 Va
Jan
65% Mar
79
21%
Jan
26%
4 5 Va
Jan
50% May
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l\ May
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Union Pacific RR
Apr
United Air Lines
23
62% Mar
1.10 Apr
66
26%
26%
28
995
25% Mar
42
42
378
38%
Jan
43
May
34
Jan
35
May
34 Va
Feb
35 Va
60 Va
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50
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21
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24
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43%
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page
45.
7
5V2 May
2.10
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3.25
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380
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189
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170
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
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45% Mar
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Westinghouse Air Brake (Un)
Westlnghouse Elec (Unl
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
Wllliston Basin Oil Exploration
Jan
51%
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10
America (Un)
of
Kentucky Coal Co
Western Union
57% Mar
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Carolina
Western
725
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Jan
*
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Jan
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165
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118
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180
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236
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94
94
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100
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120
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18
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180
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Jan
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246
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217
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225
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21
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134
102
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Apr
72
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52
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May
27 Va
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140
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150
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403
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165
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330
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465
1
Jan
85
49 %
—
2,330
Ward &■ Co Inc
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44
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66
300
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Motorola
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8
Jan
com
20%
Mississippi River Fuel
Mt
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42%
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27%
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21
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10
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Minnesota
22% May
793
Jan
Airline
Industries
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Martin
Feb
Jan
265
31%
18 Va
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Corp
__
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92
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(Un)_
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Jan
4
900
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•
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Apr
59 Va
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Jan
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22% May
24 % Mar
23% Mar
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285
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1,203
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39%
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7
1,595
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Gulf
Trans
Mar
al08
25
(Un)
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's
51%
a48y2
Petroleum
Oil
52
18 Vo
167
Packard
Union
Kern County Land Co
17 %
40%
34'%
(Un)
Texas
a
Mar
1%
17%
37 % Mar
24%
Company (Un)
Textron
9% Mar
.
Jan
33% Mar
56%
31
1
Inc
Texas
—
28% Mar
—
102
48% Jan
Mar
(Un)
Sylvania Electric Prod
Apr
a__
Jan
8'/4 Mar
19c
Mar
26
Service
Co
Webster
&
$1.25
Jade
40
39 % Mar
Jan
—
24 *■
a44% n46%
34%
(Un)
(Ohio)
Warner
Studebaker
Jan
20c
Feb
Feb
34%
of Calif
Standard Oil Co
2.45
.1.10 May
41 Va May
37%
Feb
50%
Jan
25
preferred
(Indiana)
31%
25 Va
2,225
335
14c
Feb
34%
28%
65
•
Brands
Standard
Apr
3,623
— al00% al00%
7Va
„
30%
24% May
285
—25
Public
Jan
29
37y2
•
(Un)
25% Mar
195
24%
200
Pacific
Railway
Jan
Jan
Mar
100
25
Petroleum—
Southern
1.20
Jan
Jan
74
427
com__25
preferred
Southwestern
41%
7 Va
*
95c
May
41%
15
Sunray Oil Corporation common
Illinois
Feb
May
66
30 %
25
Company
25%
__
45%
Jan
80c
40%
—
Calif Gas 6%
26%
Jan
Mar
May
36Va
.
9
46
Jan
34
34
1
Calif
1.10
__
379
Jan
48
40% Mar
30 %
5
preferred
preferred
44%
Jan
35
255
24%
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Edison
47
25% May
10
600
66
7%
Apr
Feb
41 %
•
Southern
Apr
Mar
71
33% May
544
602
90c
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41%
1.20
12y2
Inc
3,399
25%
27%
28,/a1
1
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34Va
25%
560
Feb
8V2
90%
39% Mar
380
37 %
43%
Jan
30%
7%
Calif
"A"
a63 a63%
50c
Holly Development
Homestake
33%
9
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,
48% Feb
a44%
1.40
(Un)
Inc
Southern
Feb
43%
a44% a44%
__
76
66
1
Sperry Corporation (Un)
Hilton
Va Mar
20
—
4.48%
6%
Mar
45%
62% Mar
Jan
May
6
10
Gas class A
&
Oil
4.32%
-
16% Mar
May
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34
15
.
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100
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Southern
Jan
42
Co
Rights
60% Mar
2
34;
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25
6%
42
350
Oil
Southern
Mar
8
630
-
246
34
3
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Solar Aircraft Co
Jan
a39%_a40%
15
15 Va
1
41%
37
1
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
Apr
2%
Jan
May
25% Mar
P% Mar
90c
—
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Sinclair
—
25c
7%
.
48
Jan .'
9
90c
_
Co
Servomechanisms
4.00 Mar
59Va
7% :
Jan
Jan.
18%
2,731
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Signal Oil
Apr
2%
__
10
38%
100
45 Va
1
Shell
Apr
2%-
•
May
8% May
300
46
1
36 Va
59%
%
10
38
^
1,081
40 %
•
59%
39 V*
320
Feb
48
9
(Un)______
56% May
20%
3,440
Oil
Jan
850
33c
Mar
8%
45
Servel
Feb
22
39%
Apr
75
72% Mar
May
7%
571
1
____
Finance
51%
Feb
38
43 y4
Jan
22%
84
5
Petroleums
35
Jan
(Un)
Electric com
Gas &
preferred
33% Mar
a__
10
150
8%
84
Sears Roebuck & Companyi^
Inc (Un)
!
■
5% Mar
2.55
30c
7%
5
39 Va Mar
—
1
(Un)
Co
Bchenley Industries
102% Jan
Jan
1,967
39%
__
32c
4'/4
Diego
Seaboard
•
Prior preferred
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
797
2%
Co
Francisco
San
Paper
Sapphire
Feb
3%
3%;
21%'
__
50o
42
34
1
Spring & Axie
Corp
Louis
5%
10% May
.—
54
a58
Apr
55
Jan
862
a56%,
21%
Good Humor Co of Calif common
47
95'%
51%
:
40% May
a7%
(Un)—_10
Safeway Stores Incorporated
79% Mar
8% May
a36% a36%
l
Feb
Apr
Mar
51
870
93%
—
,____5
36%
41%
a8
*
Aeronautical
I",, May
2,390
4%
2V2
475
*
Aircraft
Ryan
Jan
ir6 May
.
52V2
9 Va
20
(Un)_.
Apr
58% Mar
40 Va
8%
—
1
50o
Corp
Rohr
—
7%
Jan
' 10 V2
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St Regis
a84%
General
23
Jan
46%
22%
__
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50c
Manufacturing Co—
A.-47%
Service (Un)
_____10c
Public Utilities (Un)———5
General
29% Mar
Jan
49 %
—1
Richfield
a__
—
1
•
Rice Ranch Oil Co„
115
10V4
General
Jan
18 Va
50
8'^a
__
5
Gas
&
Jan
23%
May
(Un)_
(Un)
Jan
460
"
Feb
452
V.
Corp
Drug Inc
j
Reynolds <R J) Tob class B
42%- 43 %
0
(Un)
Corp common
22%
520
a36% a36%
1
Rexall
5%
1
890
41%
__
5
common
(Un)
Aviation
40
♦
.
Feo
27V2
22%
27
22%
__
__
3
Pictures (Un)
Steel (Un)
Feb
24%
„
new
Corp
Republic
Republic
a36%
5
Calif
Mar
Mar
-
a53% a53%
27
12.50
(Un)
Republic
a__
__
(Un)
Theatres
50
Public
Gladden
Co
Pictures
333
__
3
89
Mar
70%
275
__
—
86
57% May
40'%
__
2
108
129
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6%% 6%
5Q£
50
__
6%
1
May
304
St
Gair
43
a56% a59%
Apr
Feb
16%
Mar
410 "* Apr
9
a380
__
1
36% Mar
Mar
,
50
20%
38%
50
33%o
of America (Un)
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
17 % Mar
10
common
255
a91% a93%
a91%
♦
Radio Corp
Apr
__1
43
43
1
138
Jan
a71% a73%
RKO
Apr
Feb
Jan,
______*
Inc
17%
a72
%
Light (Un)
Line
795
a58%
Pure
48%
10%
5
&
Tiger
19%
•
Incorporated
RKO
48
4
1
A
May
*
■
Mar
350
100
Jan
41
18%
18%
1
(Un)
129
;
41
5
•
Rheem
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Pictures
(Un)
43
203
41
Pullman
Apr
17
a31
a30
•
World
American
137 % 137 %
4
common
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)__
,
173% Mar
12'/^. 12%
__
-1
common
Oil
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
May
220
81%; 81%
45%fi.45%
5
Co
Tel
&
Western
Paramount
Feb
53
12 %
3
_
Pan
7% May
Jan
43% Mar
5
(Un)
(Un)
Tel
Pacific
Feb
32 V2
•
24
Mar
35% Feb
14% Mar
I,375
%.^%
3/|
15%'.3.6%
10
Gas
Share
&
Radio
Oil
Jan
32% Mar
?
205
al90%!iU98%
10
Products
Railroad
Exeter
9%
1
Bond
EleclroData
Apr
4
Natural
Paso
Electric
Electrical
(Un)
a33'/a
42
15%
5
(Un)
Apr
64% May
485
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G
10c
(Un)
44%
16
5
is y4
49
52%
50c
B)
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de Nemours
Jan
Pacific
Apr
8
-
Feb
71
35 y2
1,100
14%
Jan
'
„
5
Industries
Dresser
a32 %
a32%
1
(Un)—.
Co
Dumont
El
10
*
(Un)
of
Oil Co
Chemical
mf.
10% May
67%
-
30
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50c
Aircraft
Douglas
20% >;21%
1
Inc
Company
Douglas
(Un)—1
common
'
a7% ;!fc7%
—20%
.___——1
(Un.)__—
Records
10
--
a76V2
25
(Un)
Corn
Decca
Dew
(Un)
(Un)
Co
Curtlss-Wrlghc
1
3
(Un)
4c
Jan
97%
Feb
8c
126
Apr
Jan
May
:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
33
.
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1955
(2274)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
MAY
ENDED
13
Friday
Midwest Stock
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Bale Price
Acme 8teel Co
CO-—
41%
200
29%
1
26%
9%
29
30%
29
30
26% 26%
9"% 10%
409
234
200
3,750
200
5;
50c
Castings
Manufacturing
Brass
(Un)
Alleghany Corp
American
American
1
<'*'
12.50
Can Co
30'/#
—
American
Cyanamld Co
53
American
Investment
—
American
Machine
St
—-—10
Co (111)-———1
Foundry——7
—
23%
182%
St Stand San
—
—
—
73%
—
14%
Atco Mfg
4
11%
11%
35
8%
34%
7%
1
—:—;
Co
3
Corp
Aviation
Corp
(George W)
*
10
5
C
&
—
28%
15
29
28
__
—
Pub
Illinois
—
Chic Milw St Paul &
Foods
Clinton
32%
32'A
Jan
35%
Feb
25
186% Mar
Feb
62%
72% May
9%
Apr
47%
Jan
65%
Apr
67%
Jan
81%
Apr,.
7
May
37% May
39% May
11% Mar
16%
Feb
Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
14%
12%
Jan
8%
34% May
Jan
2%
Mar
Jan
2%
Jan
Nemours
Lines
Air
Eastern
Radio
Emerson
Falstaff
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Gamble-Skogmo
(Un)
Co
General
8%
Medusa
Portland
Apr
24% Mar
2%
Feb
Middle
Utilities
South
$1 prior preferred
Minneapolis Brewing
Apr
Minnesota
104%
2 3"
Jan
May
147%
2}j! May
Mar
Min
35'%
200
32%
37
Apr
26%
28%
700
26% May
43%
Feb
67
68%
1,100
61%
Feb
72% Mar
12%
13%
1,300
10% Mar
13% May
13%
14
300
13
Jan
32 %
400
30%
Jan
35
5%
6%
3,300
3%
Jan
20%
16%
Jan
20%
200
8%
93%
8%
3,100
7
93%
900
80
50 Va
52%
24%
4%
1"%
32%
Feb
10%
Apr
19
May
2,300
99
101'A
9
9%
140
140
135% 135%
74% 80
48%
31%
32%
91
92
29
200
1,750
20
45
2,200
200
3,000
National Standard Co
Jan
National
Apr
New
52%
Apr
North
Jan
Nortn
20
20%
400
20%
20%
20%
1,800
20 Va May
23%
64%
64%
67%
200
55%
Jan
69
43%
40
43%
450
33
Jan
43% May
Aviation
10%
11%
400
Jan
10
American Car Corp
5% Mar
Northern
Illinois
Corp
1%
Jan
2%
Northern
Illinois
Gas
1,300
33
Jan
43%
52%
300
47%
Jan
61%
28
29
850
24
Feb
30
27 %
Apr
36 %
24
Jan
28% May
42%
Jan
25%
15%
100
18%
19%
22,300
53% May
Feb
15%
21
Jan
89%
Jan
Jan
May
U May
16%
Feb
27%
Apr
101 'A May
Northern
States
*
Co
com__5
16%
16%
16%
2,200
10
(Minn)
Power
65'A
65%
66 %
650
Northwest Bancorporation
Oak
Oil
Co
Oklahoma
Electric—-:
&
10
Feb
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Apr
129%
Jan
Feb
140
Jan
Jan
26%
Apr
51% Mar
Paramount
100
34% May
100
26
Mar
32%
Jan,
2,400
16
Jan
17%
Feb
39"%
40%
2,600
38% Mar
47%
46%
48%
400
46% May
50% Mar
12
46%
200
37%
Jan
9%
20%
9%
21%
200
1,700
6%
Jan
10 % May
Jan
16
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
48
9% May
23% Mar
33
300
32
Jan
23
23%
500
20
Mar
49%
52%
1,700
20%
20%
21%
900
35%
Apr
24
Jan
27% May
Jan
48% May
67%
67%
69%
300
65
Jan
75
34%
34%
200
32
Feb
35'A
Apr
Feb
24%
Apr
23%
23%
200
22%
53%
55'%
400
50
Mar
18%
19
800
17
Jan
43
43
43%
200
36% Mar
17%
17%
100
15%
8%
1,900
5
Jan
8% May
22%
600
15
Jan
22% May
Co
Petroleum
Co
Feb
7%
22
27%
159%
400
22%
2,800
22%
Pure
of
Co
Apr
46%
Apr
Jan
57% Mar
100
48%
36
70% May
39 %
39
39%
70%
73%
600
50
9
8%
13
13'A
100
11% Mar
•
41
41%
200
38%
new
(Un)
37
5
37
500
57%
34%
Va
900
U
57
(Uni_
common
1,600
57
Jan
__
5
16
17
193% 198'A
200
13%
Jan
300
157'A
Jan
17
Mar
198% May
Quaker
Oats
Co
49
Apr
46%
46%
100
36%
81%
81'A
200
68 % Mar
81'A May
43 %
44%
287
43% May
54
5
14%
__
13%
14%
300
15 %
15%
1,200
13'A
13%
3,350
13%
Jan
Jan
15% May
11%
Jan
16 %
Pictures
Theatres
Radio
Corp
Raytheon
of
(Un)_
Corp (Un >_____■
America (Un)
Manufacturing
Feb
Jan
10%
57%
Feb
30% Mar
33%
Jan
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
Bros
Rockwell
Spring & Axle
Co
31%
600
8%
8%
100
7%
8% May
Jan
Apr
•
8%
600
46%
48%
2,000
37%
Jan
24'A
800
18%
Jan
41
42'%
1,400
32%
Jan
48 'A Mar
85 %
500
75%
Jan
89%
7%
Jan
48% May
25%
9%
2.50
9 %
8%
9%
600
10
44%
44%
46%
2,200
40
Mar
Jan
31
26%
Feb
Apr
46% May
26%
27 %
700
24
27%
•
5
Apr
27 %
200
25
Jan
28%
14%
Jan
16%
Mar
Apr
63% Mar
2%
1
2%
3
2,100
2% Mar
5
15%
17
203
14%
18
18
100
18
62%
Jan
May
Jan
tt May
71 % Mar
40
84%
41
50c
Rich man
9%
100
Jan
8%
47
•
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)—
Rexal Drug (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
Jan
15
42% May
23%
^_1
.
Co
Remington Rand (Un)
Apr
8%
1
:
34% May
31%
5
Corp
Jan
17% Mar
14%
RKO
10
Apr
May
Apr
77% Mar
Jan
<■
.
Indiana
41%
Mar
9
3i
Company
Oil
Mar
23
Jan
200
72
Jan
166
52%
600
Feb
29% Mar
Jan
l
:
Co
18 %
Feb
44%
•
(The)
20%
43% May
17% Mar
52%
Rights
Pullman
23%
22'A
156
36'%
3
(Un)
58'A Apr
Jan
44%
52%
12.50
;
Corp
20%
1,400
27
158
27
22%
1
Phillips
52% May
Jan
Co
Mar
53%
100
33%c
(Un)
43% Mar
Apr
Sc
Public Service
May
44%
50
Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
Potter
67
20%
25
RR
(Chas)
Jan
400
5
preferred
pr
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Co (Un)
Pfizer
55
1,600
"
Pepsi-Cola
Process
32%
Co
Pennsylvania
Mar
27%
1
common
Coal
convertible
5%
17
48
Airways (Un)___l
(Un)
Peabody
Apr
Jan
Jan
26%
5
Co
Jan
10%
World
Pictures
Patterson-Sargent
45 %
84
American
Pan
21
16 Va
47%
7.50
—
Feb
34%
Jan
Feb
17% Mar
13%
26%
Mar
f>6%
82%
Feb
16
47%
10
Olln-Mathieson Chem Corp
47% May
Apr
Mar
•
(Un).
Gas
150
117%
Apr
1
Co
Jan
9
7%
12
Manufacturing
Ohio Edison Co
Ohio
19%
5
Jan
11%
42%
50
28
1
Jan
May
40
•
(Un)
23%
50%
1
(Un)
RR
4% May
96%
1,800
10%
10
Mfg
&
Central
Jan
53% May
44% Mar
5
;
Apr
9%
85%
Apr
5
Prod
32%
Jan
250
77%
73%
Apr
1
1
Gas
63%
Jan
90%
11%
Jan
26 V*
Jan
28
Jan
21% Mar
Jan
59% Mar
Jan
Co
American
9'A
96% Mar
Jan
Jan
1%
50 % Mar
^
Apr
20% May
" Jan
;
Mar
7%
Jan
92%
57%
*
.
Napco Industries Inc
Tile
Feb
14%
32
14
Specialties—
class A
29'A
3%
Feb
St Louis Public
17%
Feb
St
3
58
56%
0
50%
50
1,700
49% Mar
Sears
fllgnode Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
53
1
7%
1
(Un)
1,450
600
1,100
%
34
7%
Jan
Jan
38
55
May
Feb
9"A
73%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Southwestern
Apr
Sparks-Withington Co 6%
14%
500
13%
Jan
300
51
Jan
62%
18%
18%
18%
150
16% Mar
18% May
Graham-Paige
Corp
Stores
2%
2%
2%
800
Jan
3% Mar
1
Dredge
Sc
Dock
16%
•
500
16%
Jan
19%
Feb
Feb
Griesedieck
2
Co
Corp
18%
23 -*
Co
_i
Organ Co
1
Harnlscnfeger Corp
13
Brewing Co
.
3
Spiegel
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Inc
(Un)
Public
•
Service
pfd_"_100
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common
Standard
Dredging Corp
1
5%
*
77%
43%
Jan
26
of
California
Jan
27% Mar
Standard Oil
of
Indiana
Jan
16 % Mar
Standard
N J
18%
18%
1.600
18%»
Apr
187A May
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
69'A
1,300
61% Mar
72% Mar
Standard Railway Equipment
Stewart-Warner Corp
5
5%
2.800
4% Mar
Stone
1,
1,250
27
Jan
38% May
650
30
Jan
35
Jan
Standard
Oil
Oil
Container
151/4
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
1,150
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
Sundstrand
350
9%
Jan
13%
Apr
46 %
44 %
Jan
48%
Apr
31%
31%
150
27%
Jan
33
Apr
53'A
55
400
50
Mar
56% Mar
28%
200
24'%
Jan
28% May
18
Jan
21 % Mar
15%
15%
750
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
20%
20%
61%
500
51'A
Jan
62 %
28%
300
27%
Jan
28%
85
85
85
Apr
85
Apr
13'A
13%
2.400
10%
Jan
14
Apr
2%
1,100
1%
Jan
5%
100
5%
5%
77%
43%
47
.
1,800
25
74
Apr
Jan
3%
Feb
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
81%
Feb
49%
Jan
78%
400
44'A
1.800
115%
1.200
106%
Jan
47%
500
42%
Jan
47% May
400
8%
Jan
12
Feb
27% Mar
43% May
118%
Feb
Feb
10
200
24'A
13
700
12% Mar
13%
Apr
11%
10;
10%
26
12%
1,500
11% May
15%
Jan
50
__
24%
12%
1
50%
200
42 V2 Mar
52% Mar
31%
45
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
Swift
Si
Co
Gulf
18%
18%
1,100
18% May
23
23%
50
16%
Jan
23% May
Toledo
72%
100
68%
Jan
75% Jan
Trane
Mar
Machine
42
41'A
42
4,200
235s
23%
23%
2,100
700
21%
Jan
Jan
46
Mar
51% May
25-
51%
51%
51%
23*
(The)
93
93
94%
200
84
Jau
100 % Apr
26%
26%
100
26% May
26% May
23
23%
950
20%
Jan
25% Mar
14%
14%
800
13%
Jan
15
52
54%
800
44%
Jan
59% Mar
.
Producing—
when
common
Thor Power Tool Co
Edison
Co
8.-"
1
Tool
Company
Texas
72%
45.
—
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
50
23%
;
Apr
55%
112
<=
13%
New
1
Corp
27%
Texas
Development
40%
10;
Corp
13%
Co—
New common
Feb
13 '
Corp
46%
10
Co__
(Un)_
26%
31%
13%
25
,,
13%
38%
135/3
—
Warrants
24%
32
Jan
49% Mar
28%
1
con
22%
Feb
56%
26%
1,900
61
20%
.
500
5%
100
500
55
2%
9
Southern Pacific Co
700
5
59%
40
52%
28%
53%
15
700
30 %
10
common
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65'A Mar
39%
53
15%
36%
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85'A Mar
23%
373^
25
see
Jan
27 %
31
1
Hein Werner Corp
footnotes
21
74%
23%
68%
51/3
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
Co '
17% May
600
15%
3
Products
200
27
23%
Cooperage class A
Greyhound Corp (Un)
Door
17
2
18
82%
a
Southern Co (Un)
44% Mar
58%
Feb
17%
82'A
•
Works
66
•
!
Lathe
39% May
ZZZ»
Co
Bend
100
14%
Jan
1
changed to
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
South
500
58%
—
27
Apr
Name
66
58%
•
41'A May
22%
7.50
Co
39%
15 %
8
Goodyear Tire St Rubber Co
Co
66
May
34% Mar
200
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Jan
Jan
300
23
1
39%
__
10
Bros
7%
31
107%
Feb
41'A
22%
•
Shell
Oil
1,000
14%
40%
1.40
Co
Apr
51%
20
Co
89% Mar
&
Feb*
53
Telephone Corp
Refrigerator Co
1,200
Roebuck
15'%
15
22%
*.
5
80 % Mar
34%
Corp
12
Co
55%
33%
common
Paper
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Corp—
;
Regis
Service "A"
20% Mar
33%
For
84%
35
27%
Co——
1
—_3
&
Inc
York
Jan
83%
35
7
Ward
pref
$3.50
58% May
2%
May
26
Lead
1,100
1,000
100
40
1,200
300
1,300
87
20
National
29%
Jan
Jan
67%
200
Apr
8%
900
Distillers
6
Steel
7'A Mar
26 Ve
Cylinder
Package Corp
Inland
300
26%
National
General
Industrial
7%
200
National
97%
Steel
7%
51
52 %
Jan
Mar
31
94%
Brick
43% Mar
52%
21%
Jan
95 %
Indiana
200
Jan
27% May
Jan
9
Illinois
50%
5'A May
Feb
4,700
18% Mar
Motors
&
Jan
"
50
Mar
4%
80%
23'A
Genoral
Sash
Apr
48
18%
38
76%
23'A
17
(G)
22%
100
May
150
1,500
84% May
Helleman
Jan
1,800
5%
34
Muskegon
Jan
Hammond
250
40%
4%
Feb
Feb
Hallicrafters
21%
38%
29
Feb
Jan
Gulf Oil
21%
Feb
May
Apr
46%
Bros
Apr
May
3%
14
Greif
Jan
22%
27
19%
75%
Lakes
25%
Jan
25
22%
100
Drug
Feb
13%
68
Jan
100
"teat
22%
2,000
125
16% Mar
3,500
Gray
100
21
100
16% Mar
100
Corp
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24
20
250
200
800
16%
(W
23%
20
29
17%
29
20%
83
Gossard
23%
90
Montgomery
51%
Co
May
22%
26%
Motorola
16%
Goldblatt
26
Apr
12% Mar
27
Jan
83
Glldden
Jan
20%
57%
Apr
9%
(when issued)
(The)
20 %
32
1,900
90
65
«
Gibson
Jan
300
22
25
47%
1
Gillette
14
26
*
*
Co
Motor
Apr
4% Mar
25
Jan
Convertible
5%
Jan
13%
10
Feb
2%
.':3:
Co
34%
General Foods Corp
General
;
Feb
51% May
3% Jan
3% Mar
200
Feb
Jan
113'A
2% Mar
4,800
V
45 Va
18
Jan
Cement
Portland
Missouri
40%
900
Fuel
River
Mississippi
Co—
60
2
Finance
5%
3%
700'
Apr
22
10
1
*
—.
50
200
400
61%
General Electric Co
General
J
Jan
40
32'A Mar
25%
1
Mfg
&
5% May
•
13
10
—
—
Apr
9%
Dynamics
common
4'A
3 Va
13%
4
1
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickelberry's Food Products
Jan
61%
General Contract
New
new
1%
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Corp
Candy Corp
General
Cement
57%
51%
10
Box
General
_5
1
com—*
(Un)
6%
Jan
10
——
Co
Transportation^.50
American
38
700
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&
Li
Marshall
Feb
t
—
1
;
Auto
Inc
General
Mfg
Marquette Cement
Field
5
Mfg—
Phono
&
Drive
200
3%
49%
3
7%
Co
(Glenn
1
Brewing Corp
Four-Wheel
51'A
49%
1
Oil
Lion
Martin
Jan
10
(Un)
Controller &
Electric
(Un)
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
Jan
23 % Mar
Jan
99%
39%
49"% May
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100
75
1,900'
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Inc
A
Pont
250
*
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RKO
Du
17%
1
Miller & Hart Inc common—
45%
1
43%
17'A
"1
9% May
46"%
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc__
43%
common
Preferred
34% May
Jan
5%
Llkby McNeil St Llbby
Co
14'A May
Jan
26%
31 Va
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Printing
Jan
30%
100
5%
Lincoln
31% May
'Mar
26
10
Du Mont Laboratories
13% Feb
40
40
9
—
63%
2%
20%
36%
Dow Chemical Co
Co
common
Jan
16%
__
Co
&
24%
36%
28%
—
Landis Machine
Leaih
Co———.
Sessions
&
Lamson
12%
400
35%
17%
4
10
25
•
(Un)
Laclede Gas Co
100
27 TA
108% 108%
*
1
*
—1
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_——
Apr
34%
5%
:
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1
Co__
Kropp Forge Co
28%
14'A
36%
•
Development
&
Monarch
Knapp
Feb
May
27%
Jan
6
10
Company
Manufacturing Corp
25% Feb
Jan
173
Oil
Kio
-
Jan
66%
102
14%
10
Corp
102
Feb
39% Mar
41'A
34'A
——
10
(Un)
Corp
Copper
Kimberly-Clark
Apr
13%
Kenneeott
Feb
10% May
21% Mar
(Un)—
Light——
&
Power
64%
(Un)
Co—
400
1,200
16%
10
1
Class
29% May
City
Drug
25%
47%
16%
25
&
Jan
33%
Katz
Jan
55%
&
Chemical
—
10%
Jan
Monroe
—
1
23%
Feb-
1
Corp
1,300
28%
5
*
26 7A
800
18
•
29
25%
Manufacturing
1,200
__
25%
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•
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Modine
27%
47'A
Jan
Apr
26%
__
Jan
83%
25
26"%
75%
58%
600
22%
•
Crane Co common
Dodge
44%
9,200
__
100
99
Jan
%
—
64'%
99%
Jan
U
9%
*
(Un) ————7.50
16%
Vi
__
9
35%
35 »A Mar
21
600
(Un)
(Un)
38% May
48'A Mar
Kansas
Jan
500
350
900
3,600
Inc
Motors
60,300
53%
22'A
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp
Deere
2%
22
28%
Power Co
Continental
1,600
200
21%
1
100
Commonwealth Edison common
Consumers
53
2,800
27
Inc__
Co
Columbia Gas System
300
100
52%
10
Co
preferied
Coleman
31% May
22%
Pac common
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
4% %
Jan
—
•
Chicago So Shore & 80 Bend RR—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common-*
$7 convertible preferred
"
Chrysler Corp
29
Service
1,200
400
400
1,000
2,600
900
1,700
600
400
700
1,100
400
400
22%
27
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
Cities
11%
35%
2%
32%
—
29
1
common
Rights
Apr
Apr
——
Serv
Chesapeake St Ohio (Un)
Corp
j
32%
61
1%
24%
8
10
Central St South West Corp
53
30
30%
11'A
23%
183
71%
7%
62%
76%
37%
15%
6%
13'A
2%
52%
22%
4%
1%
—
.—
31%
38%
30%
61
2%
10c
_
19%
27 %
—
10
4%%
preferred
50
Celanese Corp of America
•
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—________1
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50c
Chicago
27%
.—
Corp common
Central
63%
2%
20%
16 %
__
12.50
Corp_
Super
C
80%
28%
300
44%
—
1
5
Canadian Pacific (Un*
Carrier
Jan"
Jan
129% 133%
2.?x
•
common
Jan
70%
21
35'A
1,500
36 %
Light Co
Johnson Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones Sc Laughlin Steel (Un)
9% Jan
61% Mar
36
8,600
21
17%
25%
•
20c
Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Brothers
Jan
Gas
Jan
37%
&
Power
28%
37
Co
Power
Illinois
Iowa
Iowa
Apr
1,850
900
1,100
1%
—
B
Company
Butler
7%
12
2/jj
Corp
11
Interstate
1.200
35%
Co
1
High
Loto
30%
35%
International Tel St Tel
10% Mar
Jan
1.80Q
21
17%
25%
1
Burlington
Burton-Dixie
Jan
8%
17%
2%
31%
1%
—
Works—
Gear
Foote
Budd
7%
16%
31
49%
—
Borg-Warner Corp new common
& Sons (E J)
—
Feb
6
31
49"%
Corp
Jan
30 %
4,300
10
1__5
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Brach
Brad
16%
(Un)——lp
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Sinks Manufacturing Co
Booth Fisheries Corp
Borg
Apr
30%
7%
2%
(Un)
Steel Corp
Bethlehem
32%
Jan
26
9%
2%
com
new
Benguet Consol Mining Co
Jan
Mar
28%
1,300
600
1,500
10,700
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Bearings
Inc
—Otlden Manufacturing Co
600
26
International Paper
Jan
7%
—
13
Baldwin-Lima-Hamllton (Un)
Bendix
182%
70%
7
59 %
73%
37%
14%
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8
Athey Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Washer
22"%
13
—
Oil St Refining common
Automatic
29%
38%
51%
29"%
6%
13
Warrants
Ashland
8%
46% 49
71% 74%
26* ; 26%
29
10%
—
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American Tel Sc Tel Co
100
American Tobacco
28
Amurex Oil
Develop class A com
5
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
50
Armco Steel Corp (Un)__
—10
New common
10
Armour St Co (111) common——- — B
American Motors Corp
American Rad
J%
48%
-
Theatres
American
^
48
72%
26%
20
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Airlines 'Unt
Broadcasting-Paramount
Chalmers
10
10
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Laboratories
Allied
Allis
--
40% Mar
Nickel
Range since Jan.
High
30%
37%
International Mineral St
International
High
Low
41%
-
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since
Range
Shares
30%
Harvester
International
1
Jan.
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High
41%
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Advanced
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of Prices
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Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri
Continental
Truax-Traer
20th
208
St
Union
Carbide it
Oil
of
United
Corporation
S
Inc
(Del)
(Un)
New
41/4
Jan
600
25% Mar
27%
Jan
20%
Feb
25%
600
26% Mar
31%
61% Mar
64
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200
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Feb
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Apr
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38'%
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71%
35
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26'%
68%
26
12%
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Wieboldt
29%
38'%
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Whirlpool new common
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29%
25%
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25% May
68% May
26% May
82
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1,700
250
31%
211/4
46
Jan
Jan
52 %
10%
Jan
100
69%
Jan
88
Jan
Tel
&
Tobacco
Viscose
Co
Co
(Un)
New
common
Armour
13 % May
St Co
Atchison
Feb
(111)
(Un)
com
Coast
Line
Atlantic Refining
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stocks
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2,483
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Curtis
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Delaware Power & Light common
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Lehigh
Coal it
National
763.-'
28
Jan
34%
300
23%
Jan
26
23%
Jan
25%
25%
25%
180
26%
26%
25
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107
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26% Mar
30
Mar
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27%
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26 %
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Jan
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36
39
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21%
44
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25
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150
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1,040
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60
658
1,766
26%
48 %
al83
25
(Un)
Jan
Jan
,102% May
;
23%
__
25
(Un)
Corp
~
6
9%
.
52%
23'A
100
Anglo Calif National Bank
Jan
83 »/4
Tel
74%
93% Mar
Jan
32% May
Jan
290
Apr
29%
38%
;
10%
6
(Un)
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
34% May
24% Feb
Jan
May
&
S
& S
Jan
7%
*
44%
Mar
3%
a29% a29%
-
__
(Un)
29
75
"216
26'%
__
Smelting & Refining (Un>—•
278
8%
a85 a89 %
38%
10
20
(Un)
31
a3%
72 %
'
__
12%
<Un)__.
Co
Apr
26% Mar
8%
__
26%
(Un)_1
com
Anaconda Copper Mining
22% Mar
200
124'% 132'%
—
191/2
72%
1
43
102% 102%
__
20
(Un)
(Un)
Ltd
American
Jan
13'%
74
90
22%
48
May
33
22'%
46
85
300
Co
American
Jan
(Unj
com
Theatres
Cyanamid
American
Jan
20%
(Un)—;•
80
75
1
High
low/
a3%
"
__
*
American Radiator
Apr
42
Feb
'
Wisconsin Public Service
Woolworth (F W) Co
Yates-American
32%
37%
Jan
15
21
46'%
Jan
35
100
33
10
22%
300
1,200
21
__
Power
1,000
Co
Inc
Factors
American
Corp
;
a27
31
—
a3%
1
;
American Motors
100
700
Telegraph—
common
Can
American
(Un)
Range since Jan.
1
High
a27
.
.
Shares
.
a40% a41%
__
♦
Dye
Mfg
Ltd
American
*
Walgreen
&
Airlines
American
i
15% Mar
10
(Un)
common
Amer Bdst-Para
43% May
1
Mining Co_
a41%
*
Mates
•
.far Week
v:
ef Price*
Low*
5
:
Gold
Chemical
Aluminium
'
Apr
88
Co
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
16% Mar
40%
Reduction
Alleghany
Allied
common..
Corporation
Alaska Juneau
Feb
13% May
Feb
13%
Works
Air
Apr
46
Laboratories
Admiral
Feb
48%
1
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59
May
34%
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gale Price
■ 7 n
Par
.
931/4 Apr
,
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,
Jan
93
r
Jan
100
19%
*
(when
Iron
2% Mar
5
(Un)
common
Dorn
Apr
2,700
3
iFriday
.:
STOCKS
■
43%
631/4
U S Steel Corp common.
Van
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r
3 7 7/8 Mar
29V4
1
:
Rubber Co
.1,600..
03 %
10
Industries
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Low
.
!
19%
*
13
...
*
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MAY
San Francisco Slock
28%
25
Air
40%
25%
ENDED
Rang* since Jan. 1
1
Carbon Corp
United
atgh
■'%
2%
-
Shares
1
Calif
Lines
2 7/b
40
1
common
Salle
La
Union
U
(Dn)
Century-Fox Film
So
40%
1
Corp
Coal
low
2
Corp
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
i
FOR
Sales
.
Range
,4
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2276)
...
Monday, May 16, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
y:;
v
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Far
Low
Oil
Co
Johns-Manville
Jones
&
Friday
Range since
High
Jan.
Low
1
a 102
204
87%
Apr
91%
Apr
511
23%
Jan
23%
Apr
9%
1,500
8%
Feb
Jan
100
85%
258
32% Mar
91%
Apr
39%
Apr
Richfield
(Un)
Preferred
Kaiser
———
Motors
—
Corp
Kansas Power & Light
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern
County
Land
Aircraft
Inc
8%
275
58%
Jan
87
10
81%
Jan
120
300
2%
Jan
12
21%
Jan
628
99
Jan
483
48%
Jan
a23%
—•
3%
104%
'*
104 105 %
52%
54
Roos
Apr
Apr
4% Jan
25% Mar
112
ino_
Stores Inc_
Joseph Lead (Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
20%
20%
20%
545
1
42%
41%
45%
1,145
41% May
62%
Apr
Feb
20 %
21
860
17% Mar
21%
Jan
27%
30
425
a34% a34%
74
13%
Jan
23%
*
30
1
a34 %
8
24 %
24%
24%
Feb
25%
-1
27%
27%
27%
441
27%
28"%
2,013
30
Apr
18
a42%
a42%
48
40% Mar
42%
Meier & Frank Co Inc—--..———10
Menasco Mfg. Co——————
1
15
15
150
14% Mar
15%
a5%
a5%
a5%
295
5% May
■% 21% Jan
San
Feb
28
27
May
24% Mar
43%
•
Magna vox Co
com
(Un)
——
Marchant Calculators
Martin
Co
(Glenn)
Matson
Navigation Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un).
Merck
&
Merrill
Co
Inc
(Un)
South
m
j
m
&
Utilities
m
Oil
Co
Portld
Montana
Auto
24
415
20
8%
Feb
10
31%
317%
105
30%
Jan
&
National
Distillers
Gypsum
Natomas
New
New
n
y
Park
Products
rk
3c
Apr
7c
50c
Apr
76c
Apr
14
Jan
15
Jan
8
Oil
North
American
Aviation
5%
5%
5%
Gas
Invest
38
76%
81
1,982
73% May
87%
17%
480
16
19%
20%
902
20% May
46% Mar
113
a8%
a9
20
17%
17%
17%
1,053
3%
3 %
40%
7%
16%
300
42
Jan
Jan
3
Apr
55
10,
17%
Apr
4
31%
Jan
43%
30
Jan
33%
—
—
28
28%
1,285
24%
24%
40
48
Jan
19
May
63
Jan
78
66 %
258
24% May
Corp
Corp Co. (Un)-_
Electric
.Oil
Lighting
Corp
13%
Jan
Preferred
Stendel Oil
American
World
Airways
Pictures
Philco Corp common
Pullman
Co
Inc
4
50
3% Mar
.54%
392
52% Mar
7%
jan
40
Mar
Pure Oil Co
Gulf
Textron
Sulphur
4
American
57%
Water
Transamerlca
May
Oil
preferred
Airlines
Inc
44% Mar
10
Apr
92%
110
74%
Jan
92 % May
119
27
Apr
28%
Apr
67%
673
42
Jan
71%
Apr
15
11%
Jan
14
Apr
39%
319
37 % Mar
40%
Apr
77 VB
79
3,399
73 Va
Jan
81%
80
45 % Mar
48%
113
Union
48% Mar
Electric
Co
of
Feb
31%
Jan
27%
Jan
28"%
Feb
United
Air
28
28%
28%
338
28
Jan
20
Feb
United
Corp
28%
150
27% Mar
27% Mar
United
Fruit
26%
27
370
26 Va
27 %
Gas
40
40%
1,850
37%
Apr
41% Mar
United
United
Park
50c
81c
Jan
u
12%
Jan
u
u
18%
19%
Jan
Jan
50c
May
10% Mar
129%
Jan
138% Mar
144
924
42%
42%
Jan
26%
Jan
Apr
24% May
18
820
12
Jan
18
10
44%
3c0
40%
40%
300
38% Mar
16%
18%
895
14
a21% a22%
75
Apr
51%
46'a Jan
42% Jan
18%
Jan
148% May
17c
Mar
766
25%
25%
27%
27%
165
40%
40%
3,872
Apr
30
163
115
198
82
Apr
27%
Feb
Apr
33%
Jan
27%
Mar
43%
25% Mar
90 %
Mar
28
Jan
a25% a25%
30
a25%
29
Jan
27
Feb
42 %
17% May
21% Mar
Mar
20% Mar
24
Mar
47
37% Mar
26% Jan
90%
Jan
s
30
430
1,857
50% May
100
26 %■ Jan
5
28c
66%
68%
395
66% May
90%
Jan
43%
43%
325
34'a
47 Va
Apr
Steel
20%
a6 %
37% Mar
42% May
a
50
358
51%
33
102
33
2%
1
Corp
common
200
a37 % a37%
80
a44%
a44% a44%
40
83 %
Consolidated
Oil
6
Feb
7
57% May
Feb
35%
Mar
.Tan
3%
2% May
a—
Feb
a
—
'
40% Mar
Feb
;
48
88
Apr
Apr
81%
83%
776
68
Jan
43
43%
577
43
May
43% May
a69 % a69ja
20
66
May
71
16%
wi—
common
2%
a37 %
•
(Un)
—
(Un)
2%
1
5
Corp—
27%
Jan
Jan
a6%
8 %
a58
•
a56% a59'%
33
1
(Un)———__——10
City Mines Co
Utah-Idaho
50%
10
3%
3%
3%
800
14%
14
14%
765
20
al4% al4%
10
3
a44% a44%
5
*
a37% a37%
80
Mar
3%
Jan
14%
3% Mar
Apr
Feb
270
(Un)
Del
Co
Rubber
New
Jan
173/„ Mar
of
Inc
Corp
Plywood
8
8
Lines
93% Apr
31% Apr
58% Feb
27
•
12%
Sugar
29
4,000
15%
Jan
19
50%
a30% a31 %
20c
May
21%
275
44%
Union Oil Co of California common—25
Union
19c
422
2,598
24%
27
Apr
Apr
20c
12 Vb
23%
29%
37
34 %
18
Apr
50 VB
Jan
Jan
208
49
a51 % a51%
10
35
31%
137% 138%
Jan
10
Mo
505
148% 148%
Jan
Feb
12
1,081
119
107%
23%
•
(Un)
338
148%
48%
Feb
Jan
44
248
18
1
36%
137%
113
19
Union Carbide & Carbon
Feb
27
27%
945
22%
Jan
29%
22%
280
18
Jan
23
Apr
53%
53%
170
49
Mar
58
Mar
39
40
381
36
Mar
Victor
40% Mar
(Un)—
Co
Sugar
6
Equipment Co
1
12%
Jan
Apr
22
39
p10
5%
5%
5%
1,200
4%
Feb
72
73%
57g
71'a
jan
2.70
2.50
2.70
100
2.50
Feb
20
13%
13%
50
8%
Jan
57%
57%
333
37%
37%
140
•
7.50
—
(Un)
5
37%
57% May
37% May
6
Wailuku
Warren
Wells
Mar
3%
Petroleum
Washington
West
Coast
Life
71
Feb
Wsst
Indies
39%
Apr
Western
•
Sugar
46%
47%
1,018
common—"
28
28
200
85%
85%
10
a75% a75 %
35
100
j.
(Un)
6
85%
„
23 %
23%
23%
36%
26%
Jan
Jan
Western
Union
75%
Apr
Westinghouse
18%
120
Apr
25%
Apr
Woolworth
Jan
New
Railroad
Elec
Corp
(Un)
356
a23
a23
10
74% Jan
Mar
70
Apr
1.10
Apr
Jan
10
62% May
71
Apr
Feb
21 Vb
24%
Jan
81c
8%
Apr
21% Mar
Feb
17%
Jan
11%
Jan
21'a
485
12%
12%
1,935
67%
67%
102
67% May
69%
Apr
101
101
226
75 %
'an
108%
Aor
25%
26%
720
25% May
36% May
69
69%
674
69
May
83
Feb
46 VB
47%
1,020
46 Vb
May
52%
Jan
21%
69%
.12%
10
(Un)
(f w)
65
49% Mar
38
10
(Un)
1
w
65
1
Co
Teiegrapn
common
528
Apr
Jan
2.50
Pacific
87%
9%
—
49
32%
*
Lines Inc (Un);
Department Stores
85% May
60% Jan
4,442
9%
a—
a—
25o
Air
Western
47% May
30% Feb
625
1.05
"
5
(Un)
70%
1.00
1
Insurance
70
1
(Un)
*
(Un)
13% Mar
20
1
Bank-.———
Petroleum common
Preferred
Apr
Corp—
Water Power
Fargo
Westates
75% Mar
(Un)
Sugar
Western
fUn)
common
Raytheon Mfg Co
62%
Apr
42
27
Preferred
Rayonier Inc
Jan
5
300
3
Ry Equip & Realty Co Ltd
51
•
32%
12%
common
1,240
12
———50c
—
Corp
World
Trans
Apr
22%
(Un)_.
new
Apr
61%
-7.50
(Un)
Co
$1.25 convertible preferred
4% Mar
50
(Un)
Radio Corp of America
21
a
Sylvania Electric Products
16% May
83%o
(Un)
Apr
Jan
23%
36%
•
Ltd
Jan
35
18 Va
40%
1
Philippine Long Dlst Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum fin
Pig'n Whistle conv prior pfd
Mill
35%
34% Mar
226
25%
<Un)__l
(Un)
79
225
a28 a28%
a22%
55
Feb
35
13% al3%
—25
210
10c
Corp
Pennsylvania rr Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Pioneer
(Un)
2 8'/a
100
.
Paramount
(Un»
Co
Super Mold Corp
& Co (Un)
Universal
Palmer
1
10
Packard
*
300
34
Apr
20%
48 Va
10
50c
Feb
34%
113
25
2
al0% al0%
Aor
23%
34%
34%
77"%
Ass'd
2,874
42%
Jan
a43% a44%
1
28
15
—5
10
Tide
47%
Jan
39 %
Tide Water Associated Oil com
47%
38%
27%
223
•
Feb
15
27%
230
65%
Apr
3% Mar
990
§i May
25% Mar
42%
a
72%
8%
May
51
% May
696
28%
a23
48%
„
Jan
45
1,672
8,580
32
27%
92%
Apr
8%
Feb
58%
Jan
53%
,
20%
1
(Un)
28
„
%
34%
69%
—•
common
37%
Feb
10
42 %
44%
28
Pacific Oil & Gas
Development—33 v3c
Petroleums Ltd
*
Pacific Tel & Tel common
Jan
-•
(Ind)
Co
26
Pacific
31
28%
2
25
——
pfd
preferred
65% Mar
165
25
—5
*
25
a_
ser
1st
Jan
32%
50%
common
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
aJOVa
May
60
27
32%
25
Jan
7
32
48%
20
36%
25
76
250
-a
241
——25
—
268
Jan
7
35
26
25
1,025
47%
25
82 %
63% Apr
82% May
48%
(Un)l-*
3%
a41 % a41%
no
common
preferred—
27
Apr
4c
56% Mar
48%
8 ma
10
Apr
57'a
55% Mar
3%
53 Va
5
22%
28
Jan
a68% a69 %
4
5
225
7
48
a68%
—20
Aggregates—.:
red
4.50%
3%
12
*
26,208
a63
Jan
300
24%
565
Jan
6c
Mar
5c
23%
50
Swift
Apr
39%
74%
24%
16%
Apr
49% Mar
(Un)
Sunray Oil Corp
Feb
72%
16%
Jan
49%
242
(l»n>—:
Oil Co of California
Sunset McKee
28% May
25
•
1
4c
48%
'■•>;! 19% Jan
477
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Feb
Jan
1
20
Apr
54%
_—
Studebaker
5% Mar
21%
'
Jan
17%
a60% a60%
1-—
Standard Oil Co of n j
Apr
1,404
41%
969
1
Inc
Standard
Apr
115
52%
43 % Mar
107
18 Va
54%
Co
Standard
Jan
570
50%
1,448
45%
a46%
17%
53%
Corp
Spiegel
Apr
400
50
9% Mar
54%
Standard Brands Inc
Jan
4%
3% Jan
Jan
2,070
•
preferred 4.32%
preferred 4.48%
preferred 4.88%
preferred
Sperry
23% Jan
a33% a33%
4%
Feb
11%
u
10%
23
Trl-Continental Corp (Un)_
&
4.80%
Pan
20%
Jan
49%
2
Railway Co (Un)__
Southwestern Public Service
Apr
a45% a46%
45
Jan
—15
(Un)
Southern
Jan
17
20%
Mar
34%
32 %
(Un)
Southern Pacific Co
Jan
1
(Un)
1st preferred
red preferred
Pacific
Apr
25
common
preferred
1st
red
35%
1.
(Un)
Co
Finance
1st
40
6%
Texas
Coast
8%
a36% a36%
•
v
Oil
5%%
a36%
a4G%
40
70
72% Mar
a62%
California Gas pfd ser a_r25
Southern
Southern
Feb
•
Mathleson Chemical
Pacific
32
1
Ohio Edison Co (Un)
Ohio Oil Co (Un)
Olaa Sugar Co(Un)
Pacific
Jan
1
Power
Oahu 8ugar Co Ltd
Pacific
25
(Un)—1
Co
"'j*.
Olln
32
•
_
Co
American
Oceanic
a26% a27%
8
1
6%
preferred
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)
Northrop Aircraft
.
a26%
—*
(Un)
105
feo
4o vb
82 %
new
Convertible
May
6,490
tunj
Mohawk
Norris
North
39,000
1
Electric System
Central
Niagara
7c
Mar
41
jan
67% May
35% Mar
64c
(Un)
Mining
Convertible
14%
(Un)
Company
England
Apr
% Mar
*
Co
Jan
5c
•
-
Cumulative
61c
com
38 %
3b %
465
a45 %
7%
Southern Calif Edison Co com
Rights
14%
(Un)
Mar
2.50
(Un)
Co
Mobil Oil Co
Jan
63c
325
35
17%
1.40
2.60
Co.
Socony
30%
9
475
41
p.10
Signal Oil & Gas Co class a
Sinclair oh Corp
(Un)-
Apr
14%
6c
Water
Oil
Jan
7
10
plO
6c
Apr
(Un)_10
pfd
Fibres
National
21%
a9%
(Un)—
Co
Montgomery Ward
National
Shell
24
Utilities
Power
Shasta
a9%
Inc
Cement
Montana-Dakota
Jan
Apr
16%
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
Monolith
a43
30%
36
———1
Petroleums
Middle
27% Mar
2,366
88
35
45 %
Mining
Mauriclo
24
Jan
a66
a33% a 33%
a33 %
10
10
Schenley Industries (Un)
Bcott Paper Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
—•
90% Feb
46% May
37%
11
St
Feb
48
37
Safeway
Apr
Jan
40% Mar
35
1
.
Jan
75%
a65
a65
j
—
—
Aeronautical Co
31%
702
698
(Un). 1-25
b and w Fine Foods
Apr
58%
Bros
Ryan
519
85
46%
1
Corp
7
Corp
(r h)
3%
a23% a23%
2%
Co
(Un)
Macy & Co
a78
3%
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106 107%
195
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May
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60
51
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58
May
53
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53
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10
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23
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Feb
105
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106
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Feb
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45%
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Calgary
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290
21
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20
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25
Feb
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37
Jan
20
Jan
21%
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22
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54
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34
8
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9
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22%
2,033
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24
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92
92
99
214
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99
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23
23
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21
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57 y4
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100
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101 y2 Mar
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100
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23%
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23
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May
171
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Canadian
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Chrysler Corp
Coghlin
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28%
Jan
31% May
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17% Mar
25y4 May
Southam
41%
40%
42
47% Mar
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75%
75%
75%
80
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7%
7%
7%
16
16
1,025
15
33%
31%
33%
17,952
29
7%
7%
100
7%
Apr
27%
28
435
26%
Feb
30
Mar
17
17%
1,590
Jan
18
Jan
Walker
16
16
200
May
17
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•
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class
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6%
270
37
30,845
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19%
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6
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35
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16%
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16%
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31%
100
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23%
23%
23%
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6,390
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32
34
2,185
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26
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1,235
33
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7
Jan
29
24%
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30
31
2,175
27
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112
111
112
188
110
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7
7
8
825
7
May
57
55
62
5,265
48
Mar
94
94
75
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9%
9%
9%
305
9
Apr
11
Jan
102
102
103
75
101-
Jan
105
Mar
26%
91
32%
112
8%
80
Feb
99
Apr
Jan
53
Jan
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Jan
60
4
230
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60
3,671
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7.60
300
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Tobacco
industrial
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7
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Jan
12
Apr
11
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200
4
9,443
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Jan
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May
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14
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38
38
27%
Apr
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320
27
124
3,773
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Feb
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104% May
29
Jan
137
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39
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May
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100
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200
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150
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11
Jan
14
May
100
16
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17
Jan
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100
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Jan
Jan
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2,500
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31%
31%
700
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Feb
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71
71
30
71
May
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6%
100
6
Mar
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7%
7%
350
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9
Feb
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Lumber
14
16
550
Jan
16
May
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Apr
May
Jan
106% May
37 y2
Apr
37
Jan
Jan
24
Mar
23
Feb
25% Mar
24
645
22%
Jan
25
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Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Paper
Zellerbacn
Canada
of
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Corp
Ltd
Works
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Fleet
Square
Corp
40%
3.60
75
75
69
58 %
Jan
80
Feb
*
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19
19
100
11%
Feb
20
May
11
11
100
Apr
11
May
J
46%
Ltd
Horner
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Groceterias
London
Canadian
76
25%
26%
700
22% Mar
28% Jan
15%
2.30
115
MacLaren
Oil A%
Apr
Northern
Jan
40% May
Red
Jan
100% May
Paton
46% May
49
34
Jan
44
23%
Jan
May
Apr
26% Mar
Corp
6%
of
1st
cum
6%
non
26
49% May
50
30
17
18
Apr
a—
—
5%
Apr
25
a__
25
12
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512
7
Mar
12
12
100
11
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a20
50
a—
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30
12
Apr
14
Feb
B—*
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79
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Jan
84
Apr
5
Feb
7
May
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100
20
200
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76
76%
50
68%
Jan
76% May
Jan
102 % Mar
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a
10% al0%
95C
95c
a
10%
59%
62
100
70
10
50
95c
200
9%
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May
Jan
1
2,605
48 %
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62
May
27%
Jan
32
May
30
32
51%
51 %
52
70
51
Mar
21%
21%
814
21
Feb
52%
52%
120
51
72%
72%
111
66
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Union
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May
18
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16
16
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10%
100
10
12%
Jan
May
143
141
143
44 %
45
——40
*
48
47%
48
380
34
32%
35
1,160
27% Mar
36%
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45
44
45%
1,135
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46%
Jan
.
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Jan
41 %
Jan
49
Mar
45
Jan
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140
195
1,256-
-
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Apr
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32%
100
32% May
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15
100
15
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7.00
100
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Pen Co Ltd
Ltd
Canada Breweries Ltd
Ltd
Windsor
Woods
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Products
Western
Feb
72% May
18
44 %
Ltd
class
Canada,
52%
Jan
17 %
17%
Phillips Square
Westeel
TROIS-RIVIERES
Pipe Line
Canada
Corporations
United
Vanadium
St., New
of
United
Telephone PL-9501
William
Oil
Mountain
Jan
21 % May
*
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redeemable pfd
Trans
52%
*
pfd—100
6%
class
Jan
May
12% Mar
10%
32
—100
11 %
95c
Jan
62
a
262
20
Ltd
Canada
—
20
10
Canada—
preferred
Finance
Jan
7.00
7.00
*
Ltd
Co
Feb
8% May
13%
•
Co
cum
Industries
13%
*
Corp—1
pfd_^.——100
pfd
10
1%
May
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EXCHANGE
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Southern
EXCHANGE
2.80 May
120%*May
Quebec Power
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Power
Jan
Jan
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Newfoundland Lt &
Feb
Feb
a49%
—
6%
Ltd
17
al4
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& Ontario Paper Co
5
Jan
25
1.80
100
Mar
alO
Mills
13%
HART
Ltd
Paper
&
Power
McColl-Frontenac
28%
1,050
13
al4
Minnesota
4,291
1203
May
—*
Investment
26% Mar
49
Branch:
38% May
35% May
54 % Jan
EXCHANGE
Local
Jan
776
Ltd (Walter M)
Lowney Co
Mexican
43 y4
STOCK
Apr
8,944
common——_
Co
Chipman
44%
STOCK
Inc
Loblaw
Mercury
42
TORONTO
3.60
37
—*
—
Ltdi
Canada
Mar
24%
STOCK
of
Distilleries
42
&
8
Feb
76
(Frank W)
Melchers
24%
MONTREAL
3.55
35%
—*
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80
3,481
190
74%
*
5
•
Power Sec Corp Ltd.—
(stamped)
Foreign
37%
75
95 100%
40%
—
3.75
3.70
3.60
•
3.60
Feb
3.70
•
Manuiacturlng Ltd
class A
Ford Motor Co of Can
Mar
26
100
Jan
*
*
new
Corp
13% Jan
125
12 %
85
*
class
B
19%
Mar
17% Mar
1,050
15V2
Apr
20
47%
20
100
Advert
General
Neon
Preferred
Lambert
34%
13%
Jan
Apr
*
1
Western
Crown
Jan
Apr
35% Feb
*
Canadian
Class
22%
39
Jan
33% Mar
Paper Inv Ltd
Claude
May
25
May
572
28%
Feb
Feb
7,800
1,505
28
16%
116
3,608
% 25
13%
Jan
Jan
2.70
21%
23%
Feb
25
16%
2.25
24%
16
9%
13%.
16 %;
114% 120%
Jan
20 y2
315
Feb
13%
13%
Jan
93
1,915
Apr
1.25 May
29% May
Apr
22%
19
1.20
29 % May
82
Jan
|7%
13'A May
Feb
1.00
38
Jan
19
43% May
Jan
Feb
89
17%
Jan
Mar
Apr
24>/4
5
-
33
21
1,680
CANADIAN
1.25
36%
200
Ltd
Dock Co
Power &
Kelvinator
Feb
SAVARD
-
1,000
35
Ingersol Rand Co Ltd
Sangamo
QUEBEC
22,920
1.00
39
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Canadian
Russell
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1,115
13%
I
High
—*
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Canadian
36% May
Jan
•
•
43%
1.25
Jan.
82
18
Mar
—
_
Range since
40
25
9
23%
Feb
100
12%
Jan
33
40%
♦
common
18
8
48
39
39%
34% a34%
Feb
445
155
Apr
101
a
Feb
43
35
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp—
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd—
8
945
—
56
Low
42
21
21% Mar
I
Jan
High
1.00
class A—
*
Hubbard Felt Co Ltd class A pfd——_*
37%
Jan
50
Shares
12%
Sugar
•
class A———*
Feb
93
Feb
50
—*
Ltd
B
10
22%
44
Jan
for Week
42
15%
150
♦
common
Range
110%
9
f
Feb
May
46%
Sales
Week's
12%
•
Hendershot Paper Products
r
40%
Exchange
Low
1
Jan
93
57% Mar
Jan
39
of Prices
Aj_*
13%
25
Apr
Funds
Last
12% Mar
5
com
*
62
903
1,150
4,226 (.
Feb
May
36%
35
21
•
,
45%
12%
—
Oguvle Flour Mills common
Steel Products—
45%
19
*
Cntario
45%
Jan
16,411
"
Corp.
Weaving
Noranda
8,516
Feb
36
——
Car
Niacara
54
18% Mar
10
-
& Co common
Drug & Chemical
52%
12
9%
*
Steel
54
150
22%
*
—
National
275
5
39
46
42
52%
1
5,341
50
50
105 106%
—
«
"
National
41%
49%
25
——
class A
-
39%
19
9%
•
B
41
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Breweries
970
*al2
106
.100
—
Oil
(Robt)
Moiscn
407
38%
■j
93
#
Mitchell
7,010
57
38
12%
22'%
♦
M8ssey-Harris-Ferguson
McColl
44
54
a85
52% May
39
Apr
15%
22%
35 .36%
Feb
53%
a85
Jan
305
28
Feb
34%
Apr
a20% 1a20%
May
>.—*
Jan
44
39
"lOO
_
25
52 y4
Magnesium Ltd
Apr
30%
21%
36
•
priority—
_
a20 y2
Jan
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
38
Apr
110
19
Jan
105
Jan
Dominion
Apr
26
197
al2
Feb
19
101
20
42%
9
*
703
Apr
105%
Dominion
33%
52%
aioO
:
com..
B
26
a53% a53%
May
Dominion
21%
19
*
class
25
25
Feb
6.50
91
Feb
'
_
10
12% Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
52%
*
•
105
Feb
5.70
38%
2- %
3
A
435
.T—.
common
Canada
200
*.
class
14
43%
1st preferred
conv
May
150
'
■
100
_.
—
V
13%
105
100
52% Mar
3,620
27%
*
_
4.80
49%
Packers Ltd class
Columbia
41
97% 100%
\
*
Corp
Feb
104% 104%
Jan
Feb
a
14
63
com
__
preferred
104
preferred
British
Jan
104
6
•
Ltd
10
14
Corp _—„!————1
Belding-Corticelli Ltd com
100
Jan
12%
63
-5
Milling
Bloedel
104%
Products Co Ltd class B_*
30
12
6^8
*
com.
Ltd (John A)
Candy Shops
&
Jan
For
50%
13%
—
♦
Mo*-*
Structural
MacKinnon
MacMillan
70
58
Friday
13%
„25
Lawrence
Apr
450
Sale Price
10
Ltd
Bros
66 y4
8,150
85
STOCKS
1,905
common
Acceptance
6,185
6.50
81
Canadian
Dominion
Laurentide
69%
5.65
84
Canadian Stock
3,750
_
Sons
67%
6.40
■:■.
—10
57%
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Secord
68%
Toronto-Dominion
56%
37
preferred
14
13%
4.35
10
10
57%
37%
7%
Jan
Canadian Marconi Company
common—8
Laura
12 %
,
Feb
135
Lang &
425
Royal
Jan
common
Woods
14
Commerce
11%
24%
the
15% Mar
10
10
40
137
LJmit«"*
Jan
Canadienne
10% Mar
24%
of
Apr
14%
10
35% Mar
*
Lake
37
1,726
.—
9,795
*
Iahatt
Feb
7,200
———_—
9,539
Power
_
32
1,807
5.50
Banks-
Nova Scotia
7%
International
Preferred
May
15%
Montreal
common—*
_100
Utilities Corp
Mar
50
*
11%
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International
47
Jan
50
36%
Powders
Canada
Feb
41%
36%
common
11
_
Bronze
of
43
4,438
15
Preferred
7%
~
International
Intl
pfd_
312
50
—*
100
36%
(John)
May
45%
—100
—
11
£1t
Corp
43
35
Winnipeg
7%
36%
common_8
pfd
28% May
20% Feb
Jan
*
Canadian
Canada
6%
preferred
Inland
Inelis
of
Apr
37
5.10
Wort®
&
Canadian
•
Imperial
18%
628
'
_
Oil
708
'
•
——
Jan
100
19
43
Beaubran
52%
8,224
27
28%
18%
42%
48
Mar
29%
75
Apr
45%
Auto Fabrics
52%
52
Apr
30
45%
Jan
60
41
Jan
49
Jan
*
850
a
54%
Feb
27
49%
•
3
6,315
52
Jan
45
905
28%
Ltd
53
40
53
150
29
43
Arcan
37%
a75
10
46%
18%
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
59%
75
Mar-,
60
May
53% May
46%
Jan
59
40
Jan
77% May
135
28%
Apr
35%
a
50
Feb
36
ZZl 0
900
Jan
15
May
59%
common
53%
50%
5.25
Leaseholds
Mar
34
53
52
a54% a54%
Jan
Jan
53
May
53 y4
16% May
400
Jan
.
Mar
130
4,280
36%
(Geo) common
61% :May
455
6%
17%
_
65
15
60
*
Gooderham
Jan
25
•
_
3,939
130
130
Jan
16%
100
8,230
—50
1927
74
58%
Feb
Too
.
$2.00
Husky
Jan
3,255
Alahastine
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
25
May
CO O
Jan
Mar
May
34
Holt, Renfrew 2nd pfd
noworo
34
vN
-
Ltd
Co
8% Feb
Jan
32
_
__
Lakes Paper
6% Mar
97
5
Goodyear Tire 4%
Jan
24
3
^ram' Time
24
28
_
preferred
Great
Jan
27"
•
—
Feb
*
General Steel Wares common
5%
12%
33 % Mar
23
Motors
General
Jan
Jan
23%
Dynamics
General
17%
6%
.100
Ltd
May
27%
common
Bakeries
Apr
41% Mar
1
preferred
Geneial
17%
23
Feb
•
Corp
common
Gatineau Power common
5%
Jan
•
Canadian
Foundation Co of Canada
31
•
•
•
Cotton
Zellers
200
*
13 %
Jan
Feb
5734
57%
1
—
Enamel & Heating Products
77%
10% May
29 %
*
Corp
Jan
15%
..20
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
BHerfrnbiT
225
•
Ltd
Stores
Oils
Jan
6%
25%
;
1,310
Jan
*
common
10%
Jan
97
_
May
16%
-•
Power
13
Apr
23
460
•
—
Canada
of Canada
Jan
15% May
28% Feb
17,401
Mar
73
11%
*
20
10\
12
preferred
Apr
17% Mar
12%
Red
8%
33%
•
Chemical common
Si
30
Jan,
74
*
*
Ltd
Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric 5% pfd
16
900
35%
Jan
43
29 y2
—50
*
com
Co
May
6V5i
21
23
35
26
10%
*
37
11%
64
16%
Dominion Steel & Coal
•
Canada
Apr
7% Mar
115
22%
•
Ltd
200
?
6%
of
common
18 y4 Mar
35
•
com
al2
16%
*•
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&
rnmmnn
a7%
■
%
7% Mar
30
887
Jan
Jan
16
8%
Apr
Weston
*
57% May
432
58%
50
ctfs
trust
6,556
6,362
Smelting
b
7% May
Williams
Sherwin
24%
Textile
class
class
Feb
31%
;•
Jan
Feb
29%
100
preferred
Class B 4%% pfd
30%
J)
Consumers
106
Jan
73
•
pfd
4%
A
22%
Equipment-
&
3
.
30
Mar
11%
11%
Bhawmigan Water & Power common..*
23%
•
Mining
Consolidated
1,400
29%
40
47%
1,275
29%
Bt Lawrence Corp common
31%
:
Farm
7
12%
65
Preferred
28
___
_
12%
common
Oil Co Ltd
Royallte
100% 100%
29 y4
Power
10
Rauway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd pfd
Canadian
Vlckers
Cocksnutt
6% :/:v
6%
Pacific
Jan
50%
100%
12%
'
8%
5 7o
Du
*
Too
preferred
Transport
Rolland
50
•
Canada
Jan
22%
Carbon
Companies
220
■
20% a20%
*
Preferred
34%
a3.50
Can&oian Industries common
Oil
a
--
9%
pfd—II.20
A
Morse
34
Company
of
Corp
Jan
54
32%
57
Provincial
22
34%
*
Canadian
34% May
20
21%
Cellulose
&
Fairbanks
Canadian
Jan
2,560
•
—
Converters
Canadian
30
20%
"~25
B
Canadian
34%
—20
common
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
20
20%
•
Powell
River
May
52
32
50%
370
—
Celanese
series
$1.C0
34
•'
•
—
ClaES A—'LLi
Canadian
•
Ltd
May
52
32
common
Placer Development
'
Canadian
1
High
73
C)
Ltd
Manufacturing Co Ltd
5%
Jan
Jan
32% May
15
7%
11% May
13
Jan
Apr
Jan
*
11%
11%
11%
705
*
23 %
23
23%
420
21%
Apr
23% May
24
24
no
23 %
Feb
24
6 %
7
300
41 %
41%
5
28
Jan
56
Apr
65
35
Feb
45
Mar
5
—*
*
6%
*
45
45
45
5% Jan
Apr
7.00 May
41
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2?vB)
i
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'
■
Monday, May 16, 1P55
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
range
Week'a
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Range
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
Low
Par
for
week
Shares
Friday
High
since
Jan.
Low
Alta
Ltd—
8.15
7,383
3.75
Jan
10J
14%
Jan
20% Mar
20c
Mines Ltd-.—*
20C
21c
14,100
9c
Jan
32c
22C
34,000
17c
Feb
44c
3.35'3.55
3.35
Ltd
Anacon Lead Mines
2.0J0
3.05
Jan
4.10
37c
45c
243,700
24c
9%c
12c
185;GOO
4%c Jan
11c
12c
11,500
10c
Mines
Apr
4%c
6,000
2c
Jan
7c
Apr
Arnora
13c
132,800
7c
Mar
13c
May
Ascot
52c
52c
60c
15.30J
43c
Feb
69c
Apr
Anglo-Canadian Oil
17c
16c
20C
9,5 JO
15c
Jan
45c
Feb
An tone Petroleums
Sulphur Mining Corp
Metals Corp Ltd
Atlas
Sulphur & Iron
—
Bathurst
Mining Corp„
Beatrice Red
Metals
Bouscadillac
Bouzan
Gold
Ltd
Gold
2.30
2.65
3,600
69c
Jan
9c
Be
10 c
10,500
3c
Apr
3.50
5.40
55,350
Feb
6.10
Jan
3.50
1.98
10%
1.22
1.75
72c
34,900
14%
14%
Apr
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd —
Apr
Calvan
Apr
Canadian
Admiral
Pipe
Petroleums Ltd—
21c
17c
32c
217,500
12c
Mar
50c
Apr
8%c
lie
55,0J0
3c
Jan
13 %c
Apr
Gaspe
Mar
85c
Jan
Canadian
7c
Jan
20c
Apr
Central Explorers
Uranium
Collieries
9,22j
Great
Sweet Grass Oils
200
10
12
Mar
Home
Oil Co
15C
500
10c
Apr
15c
May
Jasper
25c
Jan
4.75 May
31c
36C
29,400
Jan
55c
8.75
9.45
15,735
4.20
Jan
9.55 May
8.90
8.90
200
8.90
Jan
10
1.75
2.25
80.300
1.75 May
2.74
Apr
2.35
3,100
1.75 Mar
2.90
Apr
Ltd
(Dunsmulr)
1.89
Can-Met Explorations
35c
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cartier-Malartic
Cassiar
Asbestos
Celta Dev
&
Chemical
Corp
Ltd
Gold
Research
Conro Development Corp
Central Cadillac Mines
Cortez
Explorations
Coulee Lead
Cournor
Dome
Mining
East
Sullivan
East
Fab
Mines
Ltd——
Ltd
Smelting
Mines
Fontana
Mines
Frobisher
Gul
Por
7c
Jan
3.50
Feb
10c
May
£0c
Mar
2%c
Feb
7c
1.30
2.38
23,500
40c
Jan
3.45
12c
6,000
9c
Jan
17%c
16
550
15% May
2,000
15c
39 %c 39 % c
300
35c
6.00
6.45
7,700
1.21
1.50
70,100
—
7,900
29
3,145
2.50
3,200
5%c
97/»c
115,000
4.20
—
900
38c
2.45
"
3.10
35c
27%
35c
4.25
900
13%
.
13%
100
33c
-
35c
1,900
14%
'
-
1.25
15
1.05
22'/2
22%
2.05
400
18,700
Feb
Apr
5.00
36c
42c
2.10
7.25
Feb
35c
Feb
22
Jan
1.85
7.80
Feb
10% May
9,000
1.45
Feb
1.84 Mar
3.25
29
Jan
2c
10%
Jan
30c
Abltibi
May
10
Jan
34c
Jan
4.70
8.65
Feb
9.65
4,800
1.08
Apr
1.55
1.15
1.25
3,500
1.00
13c
1,600
3.80
3.95
1,900
13%
16
21,700
13,900
38c
Jan
56c
2%c
Jan
7c
7c
Jan
—
Ltd
23c
25c
17,000
35c
33c
36c
24,300
7%c
7%c
9c
45,500
voting trust
Ltd—.
Ltd
Explor
16%
17
1,300
20c
—
23c
3,000
13
■
Ltd—
Co
18%
5,090
13
1.74 May
16
Feb
9%c Jan
9.10
Jan
17c
104,400
5%c Jan
Louvlcourt
Goldfields
49c
48c
57c
169,250
16c
Maritimes
Mining
Ltd
Molvbdenitp
National
2.50
Explorations
Mines
Pacific
Coal
Santiago
Ltd
Vinray
Nickel
Rim
Nocana
Oils
&
Normetal
Mines
(1945)
1.35 Mar
2.95
67% May
72%
Jan
97c
Mar
20
800
16%
Jan
20
Apr
Jan
1.05
Jan
5,000
2.10
2.10
2,000
75c
1,000
3c
Feb
Feb
9c
May
60c
8c
8c
25,500
5%c
Feb
10c
13,000
21c
Mar
50c
19c
43,400
3c
Jan
19c
2.00
79c
Feb
2.45 May
3%c
Jan
10c
2.45
116,250
8%c
8%c
•
10c
89,500
41c
41c
2,000
6c
4,000
15
1,000
15c
4,500
4.i.0
4.^0
400
3.50
Jan
83c
1,000
36 %c
Jan
•
6c
1
4
.
JL
J
—
15
1
83c
19c
22c
9,000
12,500
4lc
Apr
77c
3c
Feb
8%c
1.15 Mar
1.51
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
15c
10% May
515
22%
Jan
23%
—
41c
Jan
Apr
(Quebec) Ltd
3.90
3.90
4.10
Ltd,
22c
22c
23c
4,200
16c
Mar
24c
Mines
Apr
85c
85c
90c
11,700
85c
May
99c
Apr
23c
24c
2,500
17c
42c
Mar
10c
10c
1,000
7%c Mar
12c
Jan
11c
9%c
13c
241,000
2c
7c
7c
7c
6,000
4c
20c
Parbec
Mines
Perchourt
Pitt Gold
Ltd
Goldfields
Ltd
—"
Mining Co—
Porcupine
Prime
Mines
Ltd___
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Com Ltd
Quebec
65c
73c
166,150
4.35
5.05
57,800
14%
16 %
1,025
2.00
2.10
700
14c
15c
36,500
13 %c
12c
14c
82,000
24
24
850
2.70
3.15
12,700
1.43
1,000
9c
9c
10,100
2 %c
Feb
9c
May
14 %c
14c
16c
16,000
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
5.90
5.90
6.40
7,900
51c
Mines
Gold
Fields
Sherritt-Gordon
Siscoe
Gold
—
Mines
Gold
51c
55c
2.75
.
Ltd—
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Soma-Duvernay Gold
Standard
Lia__
Ltd
Red Crest Gold Mines
Royran
Mines Ltd
Mines
Reck
Sullivan
Iron
Mines
12c
29,500
68c
212,700
15c
18c
Mines
Uddlen
United
Mines
9c
18
Jan
Apr
2.28 May
Jan
18c
Mar
Apr
3c
Jan
18c
20%
Jan
24
1.07
82c
4.75
Feb
Jan
Jan
3.55
3,500
May
Apr
1.43 May
6.90
40c
Jan
60c
3%c
Jan
15c
Jan
68c
6c
Jan
30c
7.25
Jan
9.65
5,201
5.15
Jan
8.10 Mar
1.50
500
1.50 May
1.50 May
Ltd
Mines
Ventures
16c
18c
Mar
10%c
Jan
18c
1.34
1,000
4%c
Feb
40c
15c
1.44
20c"
3,400
26,000
Ltd___IZ
18c
1,500
6.00
1,600
42,000
41c
3]
41c
55c
1.00
Ltd
80c
1.36
—~
237,550
see
page
45.
30
29%
31
500
2.86
Ltd
2.85
2.87
2.300
1.59
1.35
1.70
84,100
20c
May
7%
78c
200
8
Jan
6,300
58c
Mar
95c
Apr
9,620
52c 55 %c
86c
52c
May
63%c
Feb
78c
Mar
1.80
May
21 %c
Apr
1.80
59%
7% Feb
17,800
27%c 29%c
4,200
1.80
1.90
7,625
1.65
1.70
600
5,939
16%
17%
97%
16%
7c
1.20 Mar
10c
10c
4.80
28c
80c
1.45
Apr
97 %
80
9%
1,620
59
59%
4,390
I
38c
21c
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
12% Jan
22% Mar
97
8%
Mar
98% Mar
Apr
13% Mar
49
Jan
60%
20c
Mar
6.50
Feb
69c
84%
89%
4,710
69%
Jan
94%
Apr
26%
26 %
150
26
Feb
26%
Jan
107
106% 107%:
150
106
May
18c
18c
20c
37,550
1.35
1.30
1.42
115,900
1.15
1.10
1.19
8,000
6.90
7.20
550
3.55
11,405
3.40
9c
3.40
9c
11c
6,500
16 %
15%
700
30,203
14c
1.15
98c
6.90
3.00
5c
108% Mar
Jan
22c
May
2.15
Apr
Jan
32%
Apr
1.80 Mar
3.00
Apr
1.80
Apr
21%
69c
Jan
Apr
Jan
2.00
Feb
Jan
1.30
Jan
9.00 Mar
May
Jan
3.75
Jan
16c
19%
15% May
Feb
Mar
Feb
5.25
5.40
53%
13
53%
25
53
Jan
55 % Mar
13
13%
1,264
13
Jan
13% Mar
48c
13,260
4.50
5.40 May
Apr
45c
45c
79c
Mar
24
23%
24
125
21%
Jan
26
Mar
8c
7%c
9%c
67,350
3%c
Jan
9%c
Corp
*
1.00
1.00
1.00
3,100
85c
Jan
Mines
1
52c
51 %c
54c
11,500
45c
Jan
80c
23 %
24%
3,445
20%
Feb
26
Mar
126
Apr
Apr
59
May
Corp
38c
Mar
•
Gold
Metals
Corp
115
120
520
58
57%
59
705
1
—
115%
50
2nd pfd class A
conv
23 %
100
common
13c
13c
15c
16,000
12c
Mar
150,120
41c
1.25
Feb
105
52%
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
19c
Jan
70c
Apr
1
Yellowknife
—
53c
51c
62c
10
14%
14%
14%
1,310
13% Mar
14% May
•
class B
Steels
16%
16%
16%
4,098
13% Mar
17% May
—„1
Feb
19c
1,400
12c
Atlln-Ruffner
1
30c
29c
35c
420,300
12c
Feb
Aubelle
1
12c
11c
15c
105,400
6%c
Jan
1
21 %c
20c
30c
57,866
16c
Jan
1
13 %c
13c
14c
45,250
11 %c Mar
1
2.20
2.15
2.20
2,200
2.00 Mar
2.25 Mar
A
♦
4.00
4.00
4.00
100
3.00
4.50
Jan
Ltd
1
ll%c
lie ll%c
19,150
11c
Mar
15c
Jan
13c
14c
6,200
13c
Feb
19c
Jan
Mines
Aumacho
River
14c 19 %c
,
Aumaque
Gold
Aunor
Auto
Fabrics
Avillabona
class
Mines
Bagamac Mines
13c
35c
May
32c
Apr
18%c
Apr
Apr
1
10 %
9.90
10%
17,137
6.75
Jan
11%
2.10
2.05
2.15
7,040
2.05
Jan
2.78
Bankeno Mines
1
34c
33c
36c
5,994
33c
Bankfleld
1
9%c
9c
9%c
1,016
6%c
Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Banff
Oils
Bank
of
Consolidated
Montreal
May
19 %c May
50c
Bailey
Apr
F°b
May
49c
Mar
Jan
12 %c
Apr
Barvue
2.845
41% May
46%
Feb
1,784
52%
57% Mar
Co
Barymin
Base
Metals
Baska
Bata
Ltd
54%
57
1.08
1.08
1.18
13.200
1.34
1.34
1.45
15,180
33c
34c
760
2.85
2.80
3.00
19,405
75c
Mines
42%
55 %
1
Scotia
Mines
43%
10
1
Nova
Barnat
-10
33c
of
Bank
73c
80c
102,510
30c
Jan
97c
Mar
72c
72 c
83c
354,755
39c
Jan
93c
Apr
20c
•
Mining
44
r
Apr
1.08 May
2.10
1.30 Mar
30c
2.33
1.54
50c
Jan
3.05
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Uranium
Mines
•
Petroleums
Ltd
•
19c
-18c
57,650
14c
Apr
1
2.40
2.20
2.75
166,500
70c
Jan
•
62
61
62
165
58%
Jan
63
Apr
49
49
30
38
Jan
50
Apr
21c
-
Jan
"
Bathurst
Bathurst
Class
Mining
Power
class
A
B
*
Gairdner %
jk*
40 Wall
2.95
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656
Canadian Affiliate:
Gairdner &
Company Limited
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Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
CANADIAN
Jan
Apr
Apr
85%
*
Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.60
26 Va
Jan
Jan
Feb
*
Apr
17c
,
Virginia Mining Corp
footnotes
Jan
31,500
5.75
„
Ltd
Mines
3.000
15c
16c 16 %c
1.44
Jan
Apr
11c
•
15c
106
.*
Apr
13,785
12c
22,800
75c
•
May
9.55
10c
Apr
Mai¬
Apr
Apr
16c
7.50
14c
17c
103
Apr
9.30
—IT.
Ltd
Ltd
ViolaMac
For
1.20
Apr
5.05 May
7.20
10c
Fields
Asbestos Corp Ltd
Montauban Mines
Lithium
11% Mar
80c
1.50
Ltd
Gold
Tobrlt Silver Mines
Trpbor Mines Ltd
United
Jan
9.50
Tache Lake Mines Ltd
Tazin
Feb
7.20
Con®
Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
Tlblemont
5,100
10c
53c
15c
Ltd
1.10
*
10c
60c
Ltd
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep
May
9%c May
65c
___
Mines
Feb
13c
4.45
~_J
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Uranium
Jan
1.26
Corp
Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
Rayrock
Jan
4.25 Mar
14 %c
Nickel
Radiore
Jan
14%
Lithium
Quebec
2.35
Jan
7%
50
Oil
Atlas
Jan
Apr
ne
20c
__
Feb
35
21,700
k17c
1.80
Jan
13c 14 %c
20c
52c
26
15,870
104% 104%
13 %c
20c
Atlas
Apr
4.25
High
23%
5
Consolidated
Ascot
May
90c
A
Ashdown Hardware
Jan
1
Jan.
23%
5.35
Arjon
May.
since
Low
23%
•
$2.40
May
Range
High
1
•
Ltd
Preferred
Mar
12c
Shares
33% May
15 %
Argus
Apr
37c
for Week
26%
•
Arcan
May
35c
•
class
Anthes-Imperial
Apr
75c
Range
Jan
1
Apex
2.10 May
Jan
Sale*
Week's
of Prices
Jan
Petroleums
Area
2.10
Funds
50c
Petroleums
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
2.70 May
6c
Uranium
Feb
25
pfd
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
May
41c
Orchan
Consol
May
1.52
Jan
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Jan
46c
Opemiska Copper Mines
Panel
May
80c
100
1st
Lead
Anacon
80c
Ltd
Mines
79c
Jan
Feb
•
of Canada
Larder
Oil
Anchor
9,000
Ltd
Uranium
Jan
47c
8%
*
Ltd
Co
Amurex
Apr
745
•
——
67 %c
25%
1
.
Amalgamated
Apr
150,940
^
Ltd———
1.12
11,900
37,500
210
——
preferred
63c
68c
Ltd
Corp
2nd
24 %c
2.70
2.30
50
Aluminium
Apr
1,400
12c
Ltd-
Ltd
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Obalski
16c
16,100
65c
Steel
Algom a
Leduc
6%C
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Jan
14c
Mines
Mines
Jan
Ltd
Nephellne
1.85
„
Thurbois M'nes Ltd
500
74c
80c
2,250
•
.
American
5%c
Formaque Mines Ltd—_____
Highridge Mining Co Ltd_
Louvre
Apr
10%
*
i
Mines
American
2.10
^
1.32
—
com
Apr
1.90
Ltd—
May
33%
__
18% May
71
19%
Ltd
Mar
82c
9%
May
31c
85c
New Calumet Mines Ltd
New
2.65
8c
17
75c
Canada
75c
May
26%
1
Debentures
Apr
69
80c
65c
of
Jan
50c
30
•
Knife
Uranium
Algom
Jan
.
5 %c
Corp
28c
38c
26
Voting trust ctfs——„————
28%cc Apr
80c
■
Monpas Mines Ltd
1,000
8,000
*.
Apr
72c
*
Petroleums
Aluminum
14c
Mogador Mines Ltd
May
2.00 Jan
38c
70c
"
x
Distillers
Alberta
Apr
12c
15c
Corp
50c
■500
10%
Warrants
2.85 Mar
36c
13c
19,000
6c
Jan
4c
11%C
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Feb
1.95 May
Jan
Feb
*
Oil
&
Albermont
24% May
22 %c Mar
13c
Ltd
4.85
10%
Apr
Mines
37c
500
Feb
Mar
26%
Agnew-Surpass common
Apr
44,000
&
1.65
16c
3.80 Mar
500
■
5Gc
1.32
;
56c
50c
Low
-—-——100
Ajax Petroleums
Akaltcho Yellow
Apr
7c
Zinc
38c
Apr
Jan
Feb
•
—
Gas
Acme
Feb
3.20
A
Preferred
Feb
45c
Mining
1.95
38c
9c
Feb
-•
25
Paper common
common
Acadia-Uranium
Jan
5c
Lead
50c
1.95
Last
preferred
Class
Apr
78c
&
Power
4%%
Acadia-Atlantic
97/aC May
3.85 Mar
40c
Mines
3.75
i;V. 600
Par
May
6c
Gold
May
Jan
1.25
Sale Price
3.00 Mar
40c
.—
Ltd
33c
9.20
Canadian
stocks
Apr
Mines
Mines
5.50
Jan
1.13
Friday
Apr
48c
15% Mar
Ltd
Jan
8.90
—
Apr
Jan
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Valor
May
2,700
1.65
3.75
Toronto Stock Exchange
1.50 May
5%c Jan
Labrador
New
2.10
10%
1.62
73c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
Feb
72c
298
Kontiki
New
1,000
9.50
1.32
Limited
Co
*
Apr
Lake Mines Ltd
New
19c
—
Mar
11,725
Kerr-Addison
New
18
a7c
Mines
Feb
1,400
3,500
38c
~
Limited————
Oil
Petroleums
Apr
2.35
Kenmayo Yukon
New
Oils
Westburne
Wilrich
Jan
24%
Jardun
Apr
6.50 Mar
30c
56c
Apr
1.74
Mines
2.50
51c
2.10
__
Apr
lie
a6%c
Jaculet
Apr
Jan
Apr
Mar
25.500
8%c
Mines Ltd—
4.80
May
8.95
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Gold
Uranium
Jack
United
Jan
Apr
1.00 May
18c
—.
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
New
4.25
15c
1.90
Hudson-Rand
2.00
27c
5.50
50c
-1.2
Trl-Tor Oils Ltd
4%c
2.95
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd-
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Trican
Apr
«ic
27%
Metais Ltd
Ltd
1,800
Jan
2.10
Petrol-Chemical
Mar
Jan
—
Mines
8,800
3.80
Ltd————
21c
Feb
Ltd
-
1,324
32c
60c
12c
Oils Ltd——
Empire
Trans-Era Oils
18c
Jan
—
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
Iso
7%c Jan
2.10
Ltd—
Mines
Trans
45c
.
Uranium
Gold
Apr
43/4C
1.37
Ltd
2.35
5.60
30c
Oils
Quebec
9.90 May
6,500
8.25
6.0J
Limited
Mines
Geco
Gunner
Apr
25 c 25 %C
Lid,
(1945)
58c
6%c
Jan
26,500
;
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
500
1.16
Ltd
Phillips Oil Co
Jan
1.45
Ltd
50c
5.35
—
—-—
Jan
39,300
7.55
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Refining Co
Jan
1.13
———
Ltd
Oils
2c
6.00
3%c
.—
Feb
6.45
28c
22c
12C
Ltd—!
16%
5.50 May
41c
Jan
4.75
Development
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
Souris Valley Oil Co Ltd——
74c
63c
13c
8.00
Ltd-
Jan
14% May
2.10
Corp
Oil
Bristol
New
Mar
13c 15 %c
63c
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Metals
Metal
1,000
i,m
16
Mines
Eastern
14,000
105
1.00
.
Mines
Co
Asbestos
Donalda
4.05
95c
Ltd
Mines
Dominion
2/J0
I0d
Mines Ltd
Ltd
Zinc
&
33,500
96 c
Ltd
Consol
Denison
221,930
——
Explorers
Consolidated
2„C
18c
4.05
50
Corp_
Ltd™.
Mines
Chibougamau
800
10 %c 12 %C
10 %C
—
46,500
9.25
9.00
19 %c
—
Ltd.
Mines
46,900
5c
4c
9.00
—
42c
35c
4%c
Ltd.
Mining Co Ltd,-
Centremaque
Cheskirk
Mines
Gold
May
Mar
4.50 May
36c
Lithium
Apr
1.75
80c
1.62
4.75
11%
2.28
Canadian
Canadian
11%
Apr
Apr
600
2.35
Ltd
15c
9.40
Ltd—
Mines
Jan
1.22 May
60c
Jan
May
9.50
Ventures
4.50
—
Ltd
Mines
Chibougamau
5.40
52c
3,660
5.35
—
Merrill Petroleums Ltd-
Calumet
Campbell
7.15
42c
■
Jan
5.60
30c
Ltd
Empire
Oil
1,325
2.35
Producers———
Lines
11%
—
Jan
Apr
Apr
50c
.
Ltd—.
Oils
8%C
4.65
1.35
5.50
—
——
Oil m Minerals Inc
Federated Petroleums Ltd___
45c
4.75 Mar
37c
8,449
68c
6,600
i
Apr
68,700
9.90
12,400
Lid—
25c
13,680
43c
70c
^ta
14,500
Ltd-
1,000
5.40
39c
1.70
2.85
&
Petroleums
50c
Ltd
30c
5.25
10%
10%c
Jan
May
ko
Bonnyville'Oil
Caiaita
2.95
65c
Refining—-——-—-
Jan
2.65
2.30 May
2%c
30c
Apr
90c
15c
77,000
75,000
43c
16c 17%c
49c
16c
2.40
Ltd™.——
Mines
1.13 May
Jan
10c 13 %c
5.25
Co Ltd—-—-—
Ltd
2.30
49c
—
vtc
Burnt Hill Tung-Sten Mines
Brunswick Min & Smelt Corp
Bufiadison
42c
3.75
Mines
Mines
Gold
12,600
Ltd—
Mines
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Rare
500
81c
2.43
*——
Uold
Lake
Beaucage Mines Ltd
Bellechasse
Mining Corp
Boreal
1.13
75c
:
May
17c
65c
Limited—
Oils
Altex
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
1.13
—
Uranium Mines Ltd
a
76c
Ltd
Mines
Barnat
Bask
45c
13 %c Mar
Jan
10c
1.27
1
Stocks—
Oil
4%C
—
Jan
79c
Ltd
Mines
Metal
Zenmac
Jan.
High
lie
UV2C
Ltd—i
Mines
since
Low
11c
12c
Arno
Range
High
44c
Tungsten
Westvilie
Mar
Low
Shares
Copper Mines LtdLtd
Western
Apr
18C 7
for Week
Pyrite & Copper Corp. Ltd—
Mineral Products
Ltd
Wendell
8.15 May
17%
20c
Ltd
Mines
Ameranium
8.00
Sales
Range
of Prices
Pa
High
Weedon
Mines
Uranium
Algom
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
17%
8.10
Co
Mining
13
stocks
Range
Mining Stocks—
Aconic
MAY
ended
Sales
for Week
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
(Attociate)
Wire system to all offices
Apr
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43
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
1
STOCKS
Last
Fa
Beaver
Berens
Beta
Bibis
7
7
275
5.50
60,800
69c
73c
17,300
45c
Jan
61c
60c
75c
29,580
35c
Feb
47
47%
16,571
45%
Jan
2.05
2.20
2,100
2.00
May
.25
47'A
'
River
Gamma
Bevcourt
Bidgood
Bobjo
25c
Jan
7
Apr
Feb
3.45
70c
98c
2,200
70c
Jan
43c
52c
41,520
21c
Feb
17c
Mines
Jan
Cobalt
Apr
Cochenour
80c
Apr
Cockshutt
Farm
75c
May
Cody-Rico
Mines
48
May
Coin
2.26
Apr
1.00
Apr
Mar
25c
Mar
16,950
10c
Jan
15c
Apr
7%c
7%c
8c
5,200
2.35
2.25
2.75
45,125
30c
27c
131,706
1.93 May
6c
Jan
1.80 Mar
2.09 May
11 %c
Apr
11c
25,100
10c
1.00
1.00
1.03
29,935
99c
78c
85c
15,300
72c
7%
7%
3,168
7%
1.25
1,800
1.19
12c 14%c
17,700
41c
Corp
Equip
7%
13c
Cooper
41c
Consolidated
30c
37,950
20c
Apr
32c
Mar
17c
64,700
15c
Apr
24c
Jan
12c
5,000
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
Consolidated
13
13
100
Apr
13
13c
12c
14c
56,666
5'Ac Mar
Bralorne Mines
2.95
3.00
920
2.45 Mar
Bralsaman
1.03
1.03
400
98c
Apr
17%
17%
340
17
Feb
7%
7%
Petroleum
12
May
Cordage class A
Brazilian
Traction
■
—.
7%
ordinary
Bridge & Tank Co preferred
50
Allenbee
Oil
3.25
Apr
4.05
11
600
8%
Jan
11%
205
25
1.72
100
Consolidated
Central
Consolidated
Cordasun
Jan
Consolidated
Denison
Consolidated
Discovery
Bright (T G)
common
Preferred
Brilund
Britalta
____
Ltd
1
Electric
2.10 May
17
1.70
17
100
11
20%
140
20 % May
1.50
:
/■
1.85
91,700
1.45 Mar
2.70
2.95
6,150
27%
8,198
pfd__100
4%
95%
95%
96
120
53
51
53
225
Cadillac
17
Mar
85c
May
Apr
78c
Apr
16 %C
14 %c
Jan
25c
Jan
21c
Apr
20c
12,700
11c
14c
31,025
8%c Feb
10%
12%
8,300
7% Mar
30c
41c
21,208
25c
4%c
Jan
19c
22c
Apr
36c
;
12c
16c
14,300
25c
22 %c
25c
3,250
7.55
8.30
141,120
3.20
3.50
35,880
Consolidated
Golden
Jan
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
92
Jan
96
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
53
Mar
Consolidated
50%
40
103
Apr
105% Mar
52
Jan
54% Mar
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11%
13
20,260
8%
Jan
13
May
Consolidated
16%
16%
16%
380
16%
Apr
17% Mar
Consolidated
Negus
13%
13 %
13%
355
12
Apr
14%
Consolidated
•
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28
29%
3,490
25
47%
47
47%
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Columbia
Columbia
Power
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Co
Mines
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class
Mills
Brunston
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115
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63,033
26c
26c
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Buffadison
1.39
13
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1.35
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1
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1.35
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Ankerite
1
66c
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Canadian
•
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24c
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Red
1
9%c
•
44%
Building
Feb
24% Mar
29 % May
43%
47 %
May
Jan
Products
1
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Mosher
7c
Jan
16c
Apr
Consolidated
11c
Feb
24c
Apr
18c
Feb
35c
May
Oils
Sannorm
5%c
Jan
16c
May
1,290
60c
Jan
75c
Apr
Consumers
13c
Feb
38c
Apr
15c
90,370
4%c
Jan
25c
Apr
Exploration
Copper Cliff Consol Mining
45%
1,000
42%
Feb
46%
Apr
Copper-Man
10c
5,500
8%c Feb
17c
Apr
Corby
Mar
Consolidated West
35c
30,590
21c
Jan
87c
27'A
1,125
25
Jan
29 % Mar
Cosmos
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25
65
Jan
86 % Mar
Coulee
48
Jan
60
34c
Feb
Jan
1.00
Feb
3.55
3.80
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2.80
Jan
4.25 Mar
11 %c
Jan
19c
Jan
3.00 Apr
33% May
17c
590,984
2.80
2.95
36,399
31%
33%
24,383
Petroleum
16,864
Jan
60c
Feb
55c
21,263
43c
May
70c
Apr
37c
89,448
20c
Jan
43c
Mar
75c
82c
56,584
46c
Mar
12 %c
Co
&
Class
class
A
•
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76
•
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52
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128
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8%
425
14
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15
1,415
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Cournor
Croinor
46,590
10c
Mar
23c
Mar
107,373
12c
Apr
18c
Jan
900
45c
Jan
1.90
1.10
1.35
19,515
45c
Jan
1.50
Apr
77c
96c
51,085
60c
Feb
1.00
May
9c
Feb
20c
25c
2.30
2.50
70c
44,200
2.85
3.45
22%
5.45
1.40
8,600
15c
17,874
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3,920
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17
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11
1.25
Apr
2.05 Mar
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Calnorth
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Canada
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Canada
Canada
common
Crushed
Canada
Foils
Class
Malting
Canada
Northern
Canada
Oil
5.90
9.65
2.10
mmmm
3.90
3.90
4.00
1,150
37%
38
4,181
11
11
11'A
1,375
15
15
125
17%
17%
17%
25
26%
26%
27
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12%
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Car
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&
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100
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35
698
33
88
130
83%
1.10
3,100
39
Food
140
May
74
Jan
60c
10
140
May
210
65
Mar
50c
8,649
9,128
25
30
3,700
28% May
21,040
34
33%
34%
2,360
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345
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63
63
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2.20
2.28
4,000
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8%
1,985
22
23
250
Malartic
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common
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Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Ltd
Canadian
Pipelines
&
1
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1.76
15%
19
1.75
35
1.97
30
1.75
Jan
May
25
Mar
23
Jan
Apr
25
Jan
Apr
37%
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
Feb
Mar
Apr
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
89c
2.15
23
17%c
Jan
18%
16% May
17'A
Jan
11
13
Apri
Mar
Petroleums
Western
Canadian
Oil
class
Asbestos
Central
25c
23c
27c
46,582
21c
Jan
88c 90 %c
4,500
87c
May
1.59
38,050
Delnite
Del
Distillers
Dome
Dome
Steel
Stores
Dominion Tar
Duvex
18% Mar
23% May
104% Jan
17
Feb
24
May
52 % May
16%
16
10,510
15%
31%
31%
32
2,125
28%
Apr
Feb
17%
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12%
11%
12%
10,165
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Jan
12% May
24
23%
16%
34
24
Jan
Mar
Mar
24
1,085
7%
7
7%
1,000
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2.50
275
36c
36e
41c
53,800
32c
Mar
171
35c
Apr
45c
Mar
140
25
Jan
30
Mar
Minerals
24c
40c
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25%
25%
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21% Mar
7
Mar
2.00
Feb
19 %c
1.18
20c
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17 %c
Feb
1.10
1
1.40
71,804
1.02
Jan
8%
Feb
2.75 Mar
44c
2.20
Jan
Jan
Apr
May
Sullivan
61c
Apr
22% May
32
May
Jan
Mar
25 % May
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8,200
2.35
21,100
2.25 May
2.95
Jan
6.10
6.60
10,150
5.00
Jan
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Apr
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1.21
1.52
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Jan
1.52 May
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11%
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35%
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240
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Jan
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61
57
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33
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9,175
61c
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79c
62c
11.500
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64c
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11c
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Jan
May
Apr
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20c
10,200
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2,000
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Mar
132
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Jan
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39.472
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Jan
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19
Jan
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35% May
62c
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Jan
56 %c
1
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Erie
8'A
29% Mar
5.00
64c
113
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3.75 Mar
59C
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Mar
13c
2.25
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18c
12c
2.25
1
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Economic
Mar
12c
1
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Washing Machine
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5c
1
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50
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—
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3.10
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3.05
3.50
3,350
3.75 Mar
1.30
3.05
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Apr
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Jan
May
Jan
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Jan
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70c
77c
4,300
8.95
9.40
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Jan
4.15
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2.70
Jan
4.45 May
10
22%
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Apr
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5.30
5.25
5.70
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Jan
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86c
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Jan
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17c
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Apr
9%C 12'Ac
13,200
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Jan
18c
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3,500
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Jan
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1.58
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May
Apr
Feb
3.35 Mar
5c
28 %c
10
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2.29
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Apr
29
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3.10 Mar
1.72
Jan
2.85 Mar
May
Jan
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2.05 Mar
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May
4.30
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Jan
Feb
16c
Jan
46c
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Apr
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35c
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50c
50c
53c
9,300
48c
Mar
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Apr
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Jan
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11c
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1.85
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Apr
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35
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Jan
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Apr
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May
1.90
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Jan
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23
15
Jan
1.25 Mar
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8
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16
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30,900
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5.00 Mar
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16
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16
Feb
1.26 May
1,605
25c
Jan
15c
44,560
5.65
25
Magnesium
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Dow
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33
5.15
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2.55
700
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36%
Apr
1.10
7,350
2
3.00
167,975
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47% Mar
3,431
Chibougamau Exolor
45c
1.49
,
(Western)
Dominion Foundry
Preferred
10%
1.37
Mines
35c
1.26
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Jan
4.30
common
38c
1.35
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Dominion Coal
Dominion
1.36
1
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Dominion
1.45
25c
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Dominion
88c
1
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Jan
1.30
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1
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Feb
4.20
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May
1
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19
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Feb
38c
Feb
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19
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35c
Jan
May
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May
11c
81c
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19c
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13,898
31,540
200
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Feb
1
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20c
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Jan
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54
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8
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47,248
458
1.00
33%c
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Jan
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2.50
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76
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1
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•
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48c
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25c
74%
1.10
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1,965
8,117
May
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1
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17,064
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Apr
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1
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Jan
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Apr
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3.35
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4.10 Mar
63
54c
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Jan
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31,400
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Mar
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May
Jan
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20
Feb
34% May
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10
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8.60
Feb
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Mar
7.30
44
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Jan
22
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Apr
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Apr
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Apr
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Jan
140
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Feb
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Apr
30
26%
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3.30
Feb
29%
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Chemical
Apr
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2.05
17
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1.40 Mar
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140
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95
2.72
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Jan
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Mar
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Jan
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2.75
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Canadian Dredge
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2.05
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Canadian
1,500
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25
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2.35
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2.05
Jan
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Jan
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20
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Jan
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100
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13
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Feb
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Jan
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Apr
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Jan
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Canada
Apr
29c
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55c
Jan
•
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common
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Feb
13 %c
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Canada
14 %c
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22c
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14
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Feb
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Feb
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Jan
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Apr
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Apr
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27
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34c
3,500
59c
2.5
Sudbury Basin Mines
Tungsten
Dist
Apr
30c
14c
Gold
Consolidated
(H)
18c
Apr
19%c Mar
80c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Consol
Jan
1.20
Ranwick
Consolidated
65c
Feb
1.30
Quebec
1.40 Mar
Mar
5c
12 %c
Peak
Consolidated
12% Mar
21c
10%c
76c
Orlac
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
1,200
47c
Jan
May
300
12,200
46c
65c
1.75
80c
6c
15c
:
Jan
30 %C
Mines
Consolidated Northland Mines.
Consolidated
2.65
35c
13c
35c
13 %c
44%
*
,
Mar
2.89
Smelting
&
9'Ac
•
•
Steel
Mining
32c
66c 66'Ac
Feb
81c
33%
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
14%
9.75
75c
Jan
2.02 May
50c
Jan
1.35 May
13
1
Lake
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Burlington
370
1
A
Mar
40c
35c
Nicholson
class
40c
14,683
12,782
43c
3.70
395
Forest
7,666
65c
2.15
14 %c
;
Howey
105
Packers
Jan
Apr
40c
Mattarrow
53%
B
8.90
3.50 May
28c
53
Columbia
British
Mines
Arrow
105
Columbia
Jan
2.60 Mar
Apr
Mar
v
61c
Halliwell
Consolidated
2.10
58c
2.02
Guayana
3.85
29%
Mar
12% May
2.02
6c
Apr
Apr
2.55 Mar
Jan
42c
42c
40c
Lake
Gillies
2.50
25%
Jan
1.85
500
Rights
Consolidated
Jan
Apr
155,446
3.40
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
May
20 % May
1.65
Jan
220
75c
8.00
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
53
British
Bunker
Jan
Jan
48c
14c
,
-.1
Mines
50
100
British
Buckles
49 % Mar
26%
preferred
preferred
Broulan
Apr
1.10 Mar
2.75
4%%
5%
preferred
Bruck
47V4
*
Columbia
Class
Apr
201
236
26%
OH
British
■
7%
48
2.10
*
American
%%
19,260
48
20%
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British
4
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:
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23
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Mines
Jan
9 % Mar
143
31c
Consolidated Bellekeno
Apr
1.36
800
Feb
12
Apr
18
Apr
4%c
11c
3.50
N
Apr
17.000
62c
Bakeries
17c
2.10
•;,v
2.10
Warrants
v
Apr
60c
7%c
42,000
'
Brantford
Jan
53c
17c
Consolidated Astoria
10c
Co
10c
Jan
21c
65c
Corp
15c
Bowes
Feb
48c
Development
15c
Gold
7%c
Jan
8%
1.35 Mar
1.72
10c
Bonville
Bordulac
Feb
Jan
200
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Mines
Conro
Feb
Jan
1.18
87'/2 c
9%
Mines
Coniaurum
Feb
4.00
6c
:
Confederation Life
2.80 May
Mar
23 %c
7%c
6c
Petroleum
National
Coniagas
1
High
Mar
4.00
Yellowknife
Conduits
Low
10 %c
Lake
Colomac
Range sinee Jan.
High
1.22
Mining
Willians
Coldstream
Shares
82 %c
Consolidated
Commonwealth
12c
2.09
10 %c
May
52c
297,530
1.93
Mines
8%
6.20
of Prices
Low
Cltra-Lartlc
Sale*
for Week
Range
Pa
Apr
11c 12'Ac
12c
Ltd—
Uran
High
50c
We*k'a
Last
Sale Price
17c; 18%c
2.05
Mines.
Kirkland
Bay
44,884
98c
Uranium
Black
50c
46c
Mines
Gold
Yukon
Bicroft
Low
High
3.50
Quebec
13
Friday
Corp
Mining
Telephone
MAY
STOCKS
3.60
Lodge
ENDED
Range alnce Jan. 1
Ltd
Belcher
Bell
Shares
37c
Mines
Belleterre
of Prices
42c
1
WEEK
for Week
Low
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
FOR
Sale*
Bangs
Sale Price
Beaucage
Week's
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
44
..
.
(2280)
Monday, May 16, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
ENDED
MAY
13
Range since Jan.
Low
High
Last
Shares
of Prices
Low
Par
High
for Week
Rauge
Sale Price
1
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Last
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Range
Jan.
since
1
High
Low
High
y
preierred
.20
—;—a—
—
Federal
13%C
Apr
31
Feb
Laurentide
16c
30,500
10c
39,854
3.60
Jan
5.70 May
Lavalle
28,250
1.75
Jan
2.85 May
Lawson
114%
120
1,024
100
Jan
23%
24%
475
18
Jan
9c
10c
11,500
31%
34
3,110
9%c
4.25
4.15
4.30
85%
86%
43c
40c
55c
75
75c
80c
30
31
3,170
42
113
30
110%
13%
11,909
—•
8
7%
Dynamics
—3
General Motors ————»—S
General Petroleum common—;
—1
57%
100
■
1
—
Bakeries
Wares common
———a—
——
Mines
Uranium Mines—_—
Glenora Gold Mines Ltd
Glenn
7
400
1,350
49
89
Mar
6.10
700
5.80
6.20
10,760
9%
9%
255
102
90
12%C 13 %c
43,722
101 -May
10c
Feb
..
13c
Little
Jan
5.10
Mines..
Jan
6.45
Jan
Jan
Jan
11
105 Vi May
20c
Jan
7.85
1.01 May
1.27 May
—
Lakes
Great
Northern Gas
Jan
33,900
12c
Mar
25c
Mar
55,750
10c
Feb
19c
May
4,400
Jan
2.20
56,500
45c
Jan
18c
Feb
70c'
85c
47c
79c
7%c
155
Development
Great Sweet Grass
Great West Coal class A
270
61
52 %
486
6%
Apr
45c
56,700
15 %c 16%c
4.70
8,800
35%
35%
«■
37%
6
50
4634
18%
21%
1,195
2.20
4,460
1.50 May
7%
7%
6%
.
9%
9%
10%
325
17%
17%
25
54,300
._———.
6.90
7.30
18,220
5.75
Jan
8.75
Feb
20 %C
20c
25c
112,020
59%
59%
59%
367
14c
15c
—
&
Husky
Oil
Imperial Life
10
Oil
•
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Imperial
Imperial Tobacco
(John)
Inglis
&
Cement
Inland
Apr
Meta
;
Co
pfd
Mexican
Metals
class
International
Nickel
Co
Preferred
Mldcon
16 Vi
Jan
3.40
Feb
Apr
Mining
Monarch
12Vic Jan
Feb
Moore
3.10
Apr
Feb
i
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-
Moneta
6,500
42c
Apr
60c
12c
Jan
15c
Jan
53(4
Jan
60
Jan
10
Jan
Ltd
Apr
5.00
Jan
17c
23c
222,000'
40
40
40%
2,187
14c
Mar
30
3.60
3.60
1,420
2.60
58%
56%
60
6,505
51(4
22c
25c
12,800
34%
35%
515
7.40
7.40
7.60
2,580
10c
9%C
14c
237,150
I-,-.''-'-
3.75
22c
34
7.05
Feb
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
Apr
7 Vic Mar
25c
Mar
40% May
4.30 Mar
National
Feb
Nello
30c
Jan
Nesbitt
35%
Apr
New
10
Feb
Apr
Mining
New
Athnna
New
—
,
9c
Feb
British
New
Calumet
36
36
36 Vi
8.201
35 (i Mar
40
Jan
New
Concord Development
11%
11%
11%
5,046-
10(4 Mar
HVi
Jan
14%
1.99
i:94
2.25
17%
17%
17%
5,065
11%
Jan
4.50
4.50
2,000
4.45
42
:
1.65
800
28%
28
28 %
752
26
39%
55
31
Mar
18c
Jan
12%
Mar
13
72c
14
Apr
Feb
Jan
May
Jan
May
39
21c
24C
1.80
1.89
36,250
1
21c
21c
25c
113,950
11c
4,100
2.72
5.25
2.10
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Jan?
Feb
28%
FfcD
41
Jan
30c
Feb
2.50
Jan
35c
Apr
Jan
1.80
Apr
17% May
1.60 May
1.80
Apr
14% Mar
Feb
Jan
65c
29,078
42c
Jan
74c
Apr
26c
31c
18,000
25c
Mar
43c
Jen
1.13
55c
30c
1.29
14,300
1.10
Apr
1.55
2.15
Jan
3.15 Mar
50c
Feb
Feb
Oil-
Mines
11
Jan
New Continental Oil
4 Vic
Jan
10c
Apr
New
Davies
49
Jan
60 Vi
Apr
New
Dehli
102 Vi Mar
104 (i
Apr
New
Devon
FeD
New
14 Vi May
New
2.50
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22,125
77c
26,700
50c
Apr
84c
May
51c
71c
2.87
70c
2.63
_1
56c
5,735
50c
Apr
75c
Jan
23,275
40c
May
55c
20c
22c
4,500
16c
Jan
25C
-1
1.01
1.01
1.05
68,550
1.01
Jan
-1
9%c
9%c
11c
19,600
9c
Feb
1
2.16
2.10
2.22
10,685
-1
33C
28c
58C
89,215
12c
14c
27c
28c
7%
355
11,500
2,180
104
104
104
85
12'A
12
12%
61893
10%
Jan
14
13%
13%
13%
2,065
11%
Apr
1.80
2.80 Mar
New
Golrivne
1
New
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1
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30c
1
42c
42c
1
9c
9c
1
8c
8c
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1.85
2.40
36%
37
1,245
63
62%
64
Apr
1.80 May
69,453
36%
7
32 Vi Mar
37 %
Jan
65
Apr
Feb
15,485
55
136%
137
300
133
Mar
142
Mar
24
25%
1,193
24
May
29
Vi Mar
575
New
Mines
Dickenson
-
New
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New
Hugh
_
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15 Vi May
New Jason Gold-
25 Vi
30%
Jan
New
Kelore
Laguerre
11c
Apr
Apr
5Vic Mar
10c
7c
1.45
Feb
Jan
Feb
16Vic May
33c
Mar
1.86 Mar
Newliinri
-
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Marlon
New
Morrison
67c
56,175
43c
Mar
76c
Mar
10C
11c
17,300
9 Vic Mar
17c
Jan
New
11c
13c
32,750
9V4c
18%c
Jan
New
Paonlta
47c
45c
50c
15,600
45c
May
67c
66c
74c
328,789
32c
Jan
86c
Ltd
Mines
Ronyn
New
Ryan
11,225
lie
Jan
18c
5,100
24c
Jan
40c
38c
82,088
15c
Jan
52c
27,475
21 ViC
Jan
10c
20,100
8 %c
4,151
50C
Feb
Jan
Apr
Feb
Jan
Mar
68c
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May
7c
Feb
5%c
Jan
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Jan
75c
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May
64c
61c
75c
194,800
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17c
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17c
153,575
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22 c
Apr
30c
25 Vic
36c
95,800
12c
Jan
43c
May
13c
12c
16c
63,300
11 %c
Jan
28c
Feb
27c
21 Vic
34c
274,400
7%c
Jan
38c
Apr
Mar
40c
Jan
1
26c
26c
68,150
25c
1
Jan
New
72c
Jan
16c
15c
17c
54,000
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Jan
40c
Feb
5c
5%c
38,500
4c
Jan
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Apr
8%c
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8 Vic
31,000
4 Vic Mar
9%c
Apr
14c
14c
17c
38,687
5 Vic
Jan
20c
Apr
15c
Jan
30c
Jan
68c
2.70
Feb
25c
Jan
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360
1.77
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Jan
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20
Jan
23
Feb
6%c
6c
7 ViC
7,500
5%c
Jan
8%c
16%
16%
17
2.901
15%
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May
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30,025
11c
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23c
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70c
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17c
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75,500
13c
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21c
40c
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15,750
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Jan
Jan
1.52 Mar
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3.00
40,903
Apr
3.30
1.42
45,084
75c
Jan
17c
16c
20c
66,800
16c
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35c
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2.20
550
1.75 Mar
3.50
3.60
360
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Jan
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43c
199,600
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37c
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Jan
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Jan
23c
May
80c
Jan
May
38c
7%c
7%c
9%c
96,200
1.18
1.12
1.25
27,475
1.10
Jan
2.30
2.28
2.35
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2.10
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10c
11c
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2,808
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47%
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168.600
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18.074
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Jan
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4.35
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65,500
2.500
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17
18
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37c
Apr
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67c
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May
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1,388
35c
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66,650
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1.28
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22c
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100,520
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5.60
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23
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Chemical—
&
50
24c
Mines
18% May;* •'
1
85
-
1.65
Ltd
17% May.
Apr
Feb
♦
48%
49
'
20C
Copper
Apr
Petroleum Ltd
Naco
Drug
:
May
Jan
15%
•
National
New
1.65
Lake
22c
9 Vic
•
National Hosiery class B
National Petroleum
7.50
".:
Apr;
exchanged for
Being
Western
National
20c
Townsite
5%
'15(4
:_100
—
10% May
1.65
.
Jan
May
26c' •Apr---
100
•
24% May
—1
Hudson
106
100
51,026
.,
35
common—
Apr
—1
Lake
Feb'
Apr
Mar',
10 V,
Feb £
9 ;■
l
Feb
Jasper Oil
Jaye Exploration
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
42c
100% Mar
7,778
—
Vi Mar
14,603
Jaculet
Gold
Jan
7.
.
Locomotive
15
24
10%
3,600
Kerr-Addison
6%c
•
7,262
22%
.
14c
Oils
2-83
Jan
-
5
13 %C
Joliet-Quebec
44c"
Jan
•
100
9.45
Mines™.
Jonsmith Mines
Mar
•
New
Gold
30c
70c
3
;
6
10,875
Joburke
Apr!
7c V Mar
10,200
—13.50
;
6
■
40,400
(1939).
13%c
'
Apr
455
-
166
8%C
Mines
16 % c
_•
2,500
27%
Oils
1(J%c 10%c
•
—;
58
7C
Jellicoe
Mar
■
—,
13c
27
Waite
9c
,.
Jan
Mar
Power-corn-
Mortgage
National
4.50
24%
Line
18c
166,700
12 %C
7%C
Kroy
,
Mar
Jan
27%
Kristina
v
12c
49,600
12c 13 ViC
12c
.
k
Multi-Minerals
52c
_100
Pipe
16,625
/
Naco Ltd
47c
5
Klrkland
13C
14c
&
Corp
Feb
Interprovincial
Kirkland
12c
500
Porcupine
8'4 c Mar
15%
Kirkland
Mar
Mini
Com
23Vic
14%
Kerr
Feb
104
1,146
Minda-Scotla
Montreal
15%
Kenville
10
Apr
35,300
City Petroleum
Milton Brick
Jan
*
Jupiter
Jan
5,950
Mill
24 Vic
Interprov Building Credits
Jack
Apr
9
100
•
Mlndamar
Jan
Feb
102
45
8c
Gold
102%
75
57%
Petroleum
Apr
343,760
——:
Oil
Feb
•
,
International
Jan
1.03
595
12,113
—
Tramways
17c
•
A
common
Apr;
1.99
102
100
Light
Preferred
Mexico
4,000
1
International
25c
Jan
102
______
=;
Uranium
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.62
27c
9%
Gold
Apr
7%c
1.93 May
Jan
8c
92,100
Jan ! '
36% May.
102
.
£.13c ;
__
1.84
1.30 Mar
'9(2
' '
^
-.100
common
Inspiration Mining
Jacknife
■
•
10
Acceptance
preferred
$4.50
Jan
•
Lake
Industrial
1.60
1
£1
preferred
%
Indian
20,675
l
McWatters
30c
10
Bank
Imperial
1.96
Red Lake.
Jan
9.65
1
1
Jan
—*
1
Feb
20c
40c
*
.
class A
McMarmac
Jan
.'
Ltd
26%
•
Porcupine
McKenzle Red Lake
4c
1
Refining
&
3,660
com—
Mines
Preferred
15c
•
Hy-Charger Petroleums
36%
100
Mclntyre
200
22%
new
20,810
30,600
McColl Frontenac common
9.900
13c
•
•
Apr
172,400
89,860
Consolidated
Grain
14,750
.
Smelting
69c
Feb
G2c
1.55
.
'5,600
Class B
21c
'
Erie
Huron
Maybrun
McCabe
4.50
—
&
Jan
Corp.
Ltd
21c
18c
Mining
10,000
.
Mar
22c
1.76
102
;;
1
57
Mining
Bay
Maxwell
6 %c
-—;—
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
85c
Mar
102
"J
*
:
l
Preferred
21c
—W
common
'•
•
100
Massey-Harris-Fexguson Ltd
4.50
Yellowknife
Paper
Jan
12c
35 "4
1.80 --
:.
Matachewan
5%c
__
'
——
—100
1
i.
Mining
Martin-McNeely
May
.8,700
1.87 Mar
Feb
56c
Marigold Oils Ltd-
May
—
Smith
pfd_
:
Milling common
Maritime
9
.
52c
36
Gold
Marcus
60
22c
May
14,644
1.35
i.5o:
Malartic
Marbenor
21c
—1
Oil
Mines
Maralgo Mines
5%c
•:;
Co Ltd—
Gold Mines
Crest Oils Ltd
Highland-Bell
Highwood Sarcee ——
ft Hinde & Dauch——
Hi-Tower Drilling
Hollinger Consol
Gold
Sugar
Maple Leaf
Preferred
15
880,875
.
28,675
63c
10c
1.66
5,115
85c
12c
182,710
Apr
10Vic Mar
Apr
1.35 May
10c
.
15c
78c
17c
Jan
2.14
1.74
1.65
14c
72c
Apr
9c
66c
Jan
1.85
8
1.00
5.15 Mar
Feb
7c
53c
50c
9c
40c
1:80
600
1.25
15 %c
11,000
14 %c
17,500
„1
Jan
201,950
422,950
..59c
9
-1
Jan
10C
%.85
G3c
Iron
Apr
16c
57c
15Vic '
18 %c
-
—
15c
Jan
1.35
1
52% Jan
103,550
Feb
43c
1
8
Lake
High
Hudson
;16c
4c
94 c
Goldfields
60c
.
.
.
62c
Apr
8c
9%c
Consolidated
Magnet
Malartic
29c
3.00
Apr
84
Jan
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
45% May
Mar
2.95
I
Merrill
Apr
Feb
*:I
68,774
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Jan
1.55
16(4
"II
68
14,250
Eloedel class B_
&
19
40c
11,500
H)
MacMillan
Jan
Feb
May
'
Mar
Jan
300
265
Exploration
Jan
1.200
80
Island
9%
16
41 Vi Mara
87,415
60c
Mentor
7Vic
3.25
895
lie
Mines
Merrill
14,250
16
45%
4.40
■
MacLeod-Cocksbutt
Feb
122,200
18c
(George
Explorations
Mackeno
Feb
15
3.25
Jan
20,380
80c •
heo
9c
61c
95c
85c
4.00
1.65
—
7
35c
17c
Hees
Macfle
9
7%
1.15
4.'JU
.
3.00 Mar
9%c
Mines
Macdonald
12
15c
17c
Lakes
Mine*
Macassa
Jan
16
Jan
84,100
19,170
9c 11 Vic
9c
—
Jan
1.28
_1
Heva
Hoyle
Apr
14%
-_1
Headway Red
Heath Gold
Howard
4.00
22c
1.28
-1
——
.-—
Minerals
Gold
Homer
£' 23 Vi Mar
14%
a
'
Home
Feb
Mar
1.40
III
—
Carpets
of
Apr
92c
15c
94c
3.40
10c
Yellowknife
7
5
Apr
4.10
Mines—
534
225
0%
17%
—
Gold
Rock
Head
Mar
3.10
48
18% May
1.50
6'/4
•
Alabastine
common
Mines
Hasaga
6
Jan
2.30 Mar
46
20
*
Erass
Hard
5(4
5,480
2.14
-1
Gold
Gypsum Lime &
Harrison
4.75 Mar
7.00
Lake
Harding
54c ? Apr
28c
Jan
37 Vi May
46%
r:
25c
Feb
Jan
29
4,200
2.90
57/a
,
Feb
4.25 Mar
3,455
2.75
6
Warrants
6
>
Apr
8(4
Mar
15c
Jan
53 Vi Mar
29Vic Mar
30,630
4.50
May
11c
175
Jan
7
35 %c
38c
4.55
1.33 Mar
Feb
53
Jan
79c
Mar
6"%
15 %c
1
*
—-——-*
~——9c
Guaranty Trust _————..
10
Gulch
Mines Ltd
1
Gulf Lead
:
-1
Gunnar Mines
1
Hallnor
5 (4 c
130
53
Class B
Gridoil Freehold
Hahn
1.66
1,579,100
11,500
150
~7
—50
1
—
Plains
Gwlllim
Jan
—
Preferred
Great
33c
Mar
18c
1
Utilities com
23c
Feb
20c
6 %C.
*
common
82c
60 Vic Mar
2.05
__
Warrants
9,000
18 %c
150
*
Paper
Great
31,600
56C
—
—
70c
8%c
Jan
6.50 May
75c
*
1
class A
Mines
Uranium
48c
3,531
66c
Jan
37,900
22c
76
1.27
126,960
'
Feb
78c
45 Vi
-w —
Goldfields
12c
50
_—.
Bousquet
Mines
Graham
B
Louvlcourt
6.90
.-
24
Apr
73c
45%
Lynx
6.50
Apr
May
80c
81c
Lyndburst Mining Co.
7934 Mar
Jan
9
22
100
4,300
3.15
86C
3.25
_
Apr
60c
22
64c
18c
18C
Feb
1.97
*
Grandines
Granduc
Apr
Feb
16c
*
'
Porcupine
Mackay
12 %e
Feb
1.99
Tire common-------———*
Preferred
Jan
Gold
Island Petroleums.
Long
■.
18 Vic
*
Mines
Gordon
5 Vic
Groceterias
Lorado
1.27
24 %c 26 %c
*
Uranium
Goodyear
86,900
22
;
Lomega
Feb
Apr
102
Jan
5.25
Apr
1.01
i
f
*
Goldhawk
Goldora
9%C
A
Lac
Long
Manitoba
;
Manitou
Goldfields
8%c
——
62c
Petroleum
Loblaw
6.60
6.60
1.20
*
Eagle
Jan
8 Vi
Mar
116
.102
*
Golden
2.75
13%
Mar
8
93
5.85
9%
for each'five old
Goldcrest
Gold
Jan
Feb
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Mines
Goldale
13%
2.00
114 Vi
Jan
62%
5.85
•
10°
1
1
——1
Lake Gold
God's
Liberal
Apr
Being exchanged for
Uranium Mines Ltd
new
Jan
12% May
20
Gold
Glenn
One
17%
310
2.05
115
Apr
55
6.10
A•
'
Gold
325
12%
2.05
i
Lexlndln
90c
Mar
9.80
93
General
Lake
Yellowknife
111 lll'A
111%
.100
—
Geneva
19%
12 Vi
Gold
32 Vi
Jan
110
113
Preferred
19 %
12%
2.05
Jones class
&
Lencourt
May
77c
Feb
12%
Steel
19 Vi
•
A
.
Mines
Feb
88
Mar
26 %
—
Gold
Leltch
4.80
Mar
60c
14,400
31
13%
Giant
34
32c
19,000
75c
1
—•
common
preferred ™—,
preferred
Geco Mines Ltd—
A
13c
Feb
.
Apr
24Vi
3.90 Mar
120
May
Class
5 '/a rk
C/lfctSS
120
Jan
6c
25
10,395
85%
.100
5':!o
General
Apr
5.60
2.75
31%
Exploration
Exploration of Alberta—,
General
22%c
Jan
4.55
2.25
common
Power
3
class
Acceptance
Warrants
23 %
Galtwln
Gas
41
Jan
115
Debentures
Gatineau
Jan
29
4.65
common—--——
Ltd
Frobisher
26
180
-
Gold—-—
Cos
Fraser
12c
2.25
Federated
Fleet
Francoeur
1,415
19 Vi
4
._1
Kirkland
Petroleum
Manufacturing
Ford Motor class A
Foundation
Co __
40%
30%
'
■
30%
39
40
A
class
Grain
Federal
Secord
Laura
Apr
Jan
'
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Number 5429
181
Volume
..
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2281)
45
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Last
Range
Bale Price
Oakville
4,800
•
15 %c
15c
18c
22,700
•
8%c
8V'8C
9c
71,500
—
1.30
1.50
15,400
90o
1.30
1.30
1.40
4,150
•
•
34c
33c. :39c
5c 6Vic
50c
50c
2.80
2.90
12 12%
90c
92.c
66,770
.
Selections
Metals
Mining
1
Oils
OnaJta
O'Leary
Malartlo
OffiDitrans
Exploration
Ontario Beauty Supply
Ontario
Jockey Club
conv
pref
6%
A
Steel
OpemisKa
Orenada
Coppef
OElsko
Pacific
Coyle
Pacilic
Pacific
Petroleum
1
Navigation
1
Z
Hershey Tubes
Pamour
Porcupine
Pan Western Oil''
Paismaque Mines*
Parker
Drilling
.
-
**--
Paymaster
Consol
People's
Jewellers
Credit
Preferred
Perron
Petrol
Oil
PlcfcJe
Crow
Pioneer
Ac
Placer
41c
Apr
61c
May
•
28c
28c
37c
27,614
24c
Jan
37c
May
60c
3c
Jan
7'Ac
Apr
50c
Jan
3.25
Jan
92c
May
" 26% May
26% Mar
4.30 Mar
Apr
18,150
38c
53c
Jan
Apr
1.05
800
11 %c Mar
14,200
10%
720
Feb
66
4,230
1.40 Feb
Jan
23c'
;■
Vr 12% Jan
Apr
73
Apr
Apr
45c
Mar
—
3 50
350
57c
65c
11,448
6c
2.75
1,380
47c
-
32c
32c
37c
47,384
7.90
8.15
1,300
18 19%
102% .102%
30c, 35c
10c
11c
2.90 ; 3.25
1,005
90
May
7.25
42 %c
1.25
1,080
68c
22c
•
50%
49 Vi
52
5,670
40
53c
56c
4,200
49c
57
405
47%
2.90
17%
8.10
7.80
1.800
2.05
Jan
I,500
12%
Feb
3.80
4,900
25c
41,100
—1
7.80
3.80
•
Mines—
Uranium
Pronto
2.70
17 %
7.70
7.60
3.75
3.55
22c
3.50
22c
7.85
Warrants
Prospectors Airways
Mica
Purdy
1
Mines
Quebec Copper Corp
————1
Labrador
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
Van
Jan
Ventures
Jan
Manltou
Quebec
Quebec
Gold
Queer st on
t>
■
•
1
1
*
Metallurgical
Nickel Corp
Quebec
Mining
Quemcnt
Radlore
2.15
4,160
Violamac
Vulcan
May
Jan
May
Jan
Feb
9.60
9.40 Mar
Robertson
Cotton
Robinson
Jan
7%c
Jan
Oils
Re x an a
1.60 Mar
1,000
4%c
Jan
2.50 Mar
300
common
912
3,445
44c
44c
55c
•85,950
162,630
1.31
1.30
'1.60
14%
14%
15%
1.06
1.10
6%
6%
5%c
7
6c
•300
29%
6c
30 Vi
69c
Lawrence
San
Antonio
White
Sand
River
2.80
2.90
33,208
48c
48c
52c
2,500
30c
13%
13%
14
6,056
11% Jan
14
69
67%
69%
Jan
70%
12
39c
12 %
50c
5,880
2,375
66
12%
43c
8
Jan
12% May
88,350
23c
Jan
50c
May
15c
May
Wilrlch
(1945) Mines
Shawkey
Windward
Sheep
15c
14c
24
16c
24%
23,715
34%
580
23
Jan
25
95
101
130
95
Jan
110
Feb
—
40%
41
592
38
Jan
42
Mar
6.45
5.65
6.50
1.55
1.65
*
1
•
Sicks'
Breweries
common
Yale Lead
2,923
57
Jan
104
103%
105
125
103
Mar
16
16
100
2.06
2.19
22,450
12%
Feb
12% May
York
204
19%
Feb
22 Vi
*
__
4.00 May
Feb
16
9c
Apr
Jan
56
4,325
Apr
13%
4,600
30
29
75
45,950
3.85
—
1.80
3.85
15
1.80
4.10
16
1.99
13%
13%
13%
2.45
58 Vi
2.35 2.52
58 Vi 59 %
52 Vi
53
10c lOVic
1.05 1.18
5.85 6 45
28 % 29%
—
24c
20c
Slater
—
Gold
Co
(N)
*
common—
50
pfd
Somerviile
30
5.25
25c
-
Paving
Btarwell
Oil
Starratt
Olsen
Gas
&
%
2.10
Steep
Rock
Iron
Superior
18%
68c
90c
Apr
11c
105/aC
12c
23,500
7c
Jan
13c
Apr
8Vic
9%c
15,060
6c
Feb
11 %c
Apr
1
26c
24c
33c
213,010
14
14
14 Vi
1,347
12
Apr
104% 104%
22c
32c
2.05 2.15
30
102
Jan
93,150
*
I-—100
7
—
_
*
" 2.05
'
1
—
Oil
21 %c
24c
Propane
common
Knitting
58c
64% Mar
Feb
1.60
18c
May
3.85 Mar
8,500
15
505
May
1.10
12,100
Jan
13% May
25
78
35c
Bwitscn
Industries
Bylvanlte Gold
—
7.50
35c
7.30
7.10
1
1-45
Apr
25c
Apr
1.46 May
1.82
2.00 Jan
2.50
*
13c
1
1
77c
..
Jan
Feb
2.30
175
12%c 13%o
65c
1.34
13,760
10c
Jan
14%c
Apr
873,900
20c
Jan
1.37
Apr
64c
8,300
58c
May
2.25
1
A
58c
2.25
58c
72c
Apr
Exchange - Curb Section
Last
Brown
Jan
1st
Co
59% May
Canada
&
53
May
Canada
Mar
Canadian
Cottons
1.18 May
Canadian
General
4.80 Mar
6.80
Apr
Canadian Indus
Apr
75c
2,000
13,200
64,738
Mar
Jan
535
27
Jan
30%
130
27
Bulolo
28% May
Dominion
Canadian
120
Feb
5.50 May
Canadian
173,500
10 %c
Jan
25c
Canadian
May
20,863
90c
Feb
3,900
60c
May
1,308
Apr
79c
12
May
*
—*
Invest
—
—
22%
•
50
6%
.*
Lumber
Western
—
*
5
Westinghouse
Consolidated
—
1
Copper
Paper
Dalhousie
1
—
—
Low
High
15%
HO 110Vi
6.20
5.75
21
18
20%
31 Vi
22%
22
18
21
31%
22%
760
4,875
2,905
37
Jan
10% Jan
43% May
13% May
39% May
4,145
364
1,175
1,715
280
400
50
1,268
32% Feb
14% Jan
105
Jan
5.75 Mar
21
Jan
16% Feb
116
Feb
7.10 Feb
17% Mar
98
98
6%
14%
58
6%
16
58
150
2,615
820
40
16
30
19%
94
57/«
12%
58
1.85
35%
1.85
37%
100
5,820
1.50 Mar
35'A May
Mar
Jan
Mar
May
Mar
Mar
Jan
22% Apr
18
21
31%
24
May
May
May
Jan
Feb
Jan
May
Feb
Apr
38% May
99
7%
16
70
2.00
i——*
35%
*
_•
19c
20c
19
18%
19%
2,525
1,250
*
new.:
Oil
Apr
21
Feb
Dominion
—
35
35
100
25%
26%
1,637
15 %c Apr
18% Mar
35
Mar
24% Mar
29
32%
97%
29
33%
-
225
100
19
Jan
32% May
117
1,591
80
Jan
33% Mar
35
Jan
104 May
38% Apr
2,045
370
175
58
Jan
48% Jan
22/4 Feb
77
Apr
62% May
25/i Feb
Bridge
Feb
60c
Apr
Dominion
Glass
12
,
6.00
21
*
-
Marconi
15%
25 '
39
15%
•
Sugar
common—
(1954) Ltd com
38c
75
Range since Jam.
May
11% Mar
1,461
15,700
635
1.50
43%
13%
35
5
Preferred
Jan
5.00
42
12%
37
15%
*
Vinegars
16c
7c
Shares
Hiah
42
12"%
1
common
preferred
Gold Dredging
Feb
50%
Sales
for Week
*
Corp
Jan
50%
220
Week's
Range
of Prices
•
5
Canadian Pulp & Paper
Newfoundland Develop
2.52 May
1,670
Funds
Low
Par
Feb
2.98
15
Mar
Jan
15
51%
Jan
53%
Apr
Gaspe
36c
Feb
52c
May
Hayes
35%
Jan
43
May
50c
Apr
1.00 May
DuPont
of
-
-
International
560
15c
38c
—
24c
Jan
7c
34,200
43,320
Corp
Jan
1.80
22,300
34% May
3.00
•
Jan
7c
451,900
24c
May
21c
STOCKS
Asbestos
Jan
15c
34c
—
Feb
61c
Jan
1.60
Friday
Anglo
26
3.00
20
2.69
Jan
39c
II,000
60c
20c
Canadian
Anglo
Jan
—
10c
56c
common
Canada
Copper
Steel
Securities
com—•
26
1
*
7%
32%
Mines
Paper
—
97%
37%
37%
98
38%
*
70
61%
25
70
59
25
71
62%
25
*
common
40%
40%
42
140
6.00
4.70
50%
7%
35
60c
6.15
4.70
51%
8
l,67o
450
300
900
1.196
12,100
5
Utilities
International
—
20c
20
41
30
29
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
9.50
500
1.91
6,315
Jan
Jan
Mar
43c
17c
Toronlo Stock
Feb
40c
19c
9.60
—100
105
9%c Jan
1.50
*
Zulapa Mining
Feb
28c
10c
9.35
*
(ordinary)
Inlet
19%
17c
—
Zenmac Metal
Jan
4.95
17
Apr
13c
—
35c May
6%c Jan
1.57
Jan
Jan
26%
49%
8%
41 Vic Mar
May
2.20
13c
25
46%
•
.
?
1
1
class
Mines
14%c Apr
26c
26
49Vi
25
74,400
79c
-—1
Mines
Feb
Jan
30c
35c
32Vi 34%
10% 10 .4
56c
59c
l3c
15c
-
Feb
Jan
2.58 Mar
1.90 Jan
69c
1
Bear
Jan
II,550
1
Mines
Preferred
Burf
34c
34
10%
5Gc
—
Apr
20
8Vic
Apr
29,849
1
1
Preferred
Supertest
22c
1
'"Sudbury Contact
Cons
19c
10
Mines
pfd_
Advocate
Sullivan
21c
•
Sturgeon River Gold
15% Apr
.
Jan
105%
1
1
Zinc
Jan
30%
5 Vic
9c
36,400
27,900
•
•
Canada
20c
92
f
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
4,525
4,100
43
93c
*
Bteeloy Mining
Stovel
13 a
42 %
75c
--
27,350
Feb
16c
Mar
3%c
7,946
52 Vi
45c
50c
43
82c
1
1
Ltd
Gold
Bros
of
53c
49c
i.*
class A—
Standard Radio
Stedman
18v4
50c
13%
52 Vi
•
•
———
.
(1944)
Mines
Standard
18 A
50c
13%
52 Vi
1
Oil
Union
Spooner Oil3
Stadacona
18Vi
—
*
Co
Southern
99c
63c
11%
94c
60c
11 ,.4
99c
•
Valley
Souris
Soutbam
Steel
A
*
1
class
Dairies
Ltd
81mpEcns
81scoe
Mines
Standard
Silverwood
-—1
50c
•
Mines
Silver-Miller
20,400
.
1
Mines
Yukeno
Jan
Coast
Silver
1.68 May
Jan
86
11c 12%c
11c
Apr
6.50 May
1.55 May
10c
82Vi
Mines
Yankee Canuck
771
49%
1
—
Mining
Bilanco
19 %c Apr
Feb
1.60
1
&
Yellowknife
10%
—1
(Quebec)
Sigma
4.85
83%
Gold
Yellorex
2,886
74%
78
1.62
1.85
18c 22 Vic
29
29
Feb
12,850
23 % May
Apr
28%
5.25
Voting Trust
11c
16Vic May
Apr
Mar
9 '4c
G.00
'
21
1
•
&
Apr
13c
-50c
Creek Gold
8herritt Gordon
Feb
4Vic Jan
—»
Central Gas
Electric pfd
Winnipeg
Apr
5%c Jan
-
Gold
Jan
1,725
10c
1.10
May
I,190
•
Wright-Hargreaves
Mar
18,500
1
60c
40,500
Larder
2.00
16%
—
.
295,516
Petroleums
1.96
16'A
*
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50o
Scythes & Co common——*
Security
Freehold Petroleums
•
Sbawinlgan Water & Power com
•
Class A preferred
—
50
;
Jan
2.75 Feb
65c
16%
•
1.75 Mar
23%
—1
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Feb
•
Petroleums Ltd
Sapphire
Apr
Apr
May
3.00 Apr
72c
23
Mines
Willroy
Jan
5 Vic
Sarnia Bridge
8c
33
6%c Jan
12c 16%c
common
Apr
30c
Jan
4 %c
74%
1.70
18c
Jan
Apr
2.90
Yukon-
Pass
1.25
4%c
1
1
Jan
Jan
,8
10c 13%c
Preferred
2.00
1
1
3c
19%
Mar
1.37
Feb
100
(Geo)
Winora
78c
11%
Gold
Gold
1.60 May
16
Jan
5%
Apr
13c
—
Petroleums
Naco
Western
Winnipeg
24c
11
30
Corp
75c
1.00 Mar
152,126
Jan
7.45 May
1.05 Jan
9,654
55c
Jan
.1
31
Feb
14
39,000
31%
55c
Sale Price
St
28c
12,923
*
21
6.50 Mar
2,540
1.07
18% Apr
Jan
29
13c
Western Leaseholds
Feb
2.10
Feb
11
10Vic
Breweries..,.
Jan
14c
Feb
30
1
Apr
1.45 May
11c
•
Ryancr Mining
3.65
30c
54%
Industries
Jan
24% May
13,666
52
—
24 Vic
163,100
—25
—
Apr
5.10 May
40c
14%
44c
53%
common
89c
18c
20c
11c 11V4C
—
30
7.45
Apr
6.55 Jan
1
—5
*
—
—
10O
14% May
•
20
29
7.00
Jan
32c
4.80 Jan
235
20
29
—
Apr
11% May
46%
23%
;
;
A
34,775
185
14%
36c
37,868
39,140
8%
40% Apr
21 Vic Mar
7.00
>
Mar
10% May
1,809
1
—
Products
Class
29,797
210
18c
Westeel
Ashley
Apr
4.00
••.;—'
39c
6
265
45%
30c
;
100
11
44
6.00
1
Malartic
West
Grocers
93c
3.50
•
r-:;
7%
10%
_*
Consol
Wekusko
Canada
Feb
4.00
'
Feb
5.70 Jan
•
Pyrites
Western
63c
3.50 May
1
Weedon
Western
8,100
22 Vi
*
—
Gold
Jan
20 Vi
1
Preferred
Rupununl
Feb
22%
10
Oil
19c
*
common——
*7%
Jan
*
1
W
Western
2.30 May
-_*
—
Royal Bank
Rovaiite
12%
&
Feb
Feb
20%
245,850
Consolidated
Russell
75c
25c
2.60
80c
51c
2.00
1.55
12%
1.48
12 Vi
4.35
42c
-•
Equipment
Winchester
19c
2.50
71c
42c
Robinson, Little class A
Rocbe Long Lac
Rowan
Feb
2.00
1.45
G
May
4.40 Mar
1.08
8.801
20c
—
Walker
Waterous
6.00 Mar
4.10
30c
3.10 Mar
11,300
—•
common————__*
Mfg
preferred I
$1.CC
84c
Fen
70c
10,000
25,105
1
Jan
41,670
234,626
14c
1.80
71c
46%c Jan
8%c Jan
41,989'
26c
•
—
Jan
10c
1.70
Uranium
Rlx-Athabasco
Feb
Amulet
Waite
93c
10Vic
1.70
51c
Apr
1
Weston
191,410
l
Jan
30c
25,400
V
5.50
——
Western Tungsten
1.45
1
—*
37
1
Apr
3.15
B—
class
Mar
_1
Mines
Apr
1
Silk
Apr
28
1
Oils
18
1.15
Uranium
5.50
7%
•
15c
2.70
Frado Oils
Riverside
4.95
48c
_1
14% May
1
Rexspar
Bio
•
30c
30c
Mines
—
8%c Jan
1-25
Mines
Jan
Jan
25
pfd
Cons
10,957
1
———„———1
MacDonald
Jan
2.35
4,200
22c
5.25
Apr
49%
Apr
30c
•
14,000
2.75
Reg ecu rt
Renabie
'
May
.
104%
6,181
36%c38%c
24c
Mar
47
"
44% Jan
1.75
May
48
Jan
56,530
•
38c
,
*
B
Ltd
Feb
18% May
Jan
1.10
216,458
1
Petroleum
35 Vi
18e
,\
Feb
145
5.85
Hill
Alloys——
Koi
Feb
3.50
Jan
19c
130,400
1
Mines
Reeves
—
23 Vi
32
Jan
Apr
Jan
41
3,500
-i
41c
34%
41
101
Apr
23
Jan
50
%
:
36c
8c
Feb
115
Feb
Jan
120
47
1780 *"1799
37c
*
4,154.
20%
106
Jan
Jan
70c
Jan
3.50
10c
153,400
Mines
Uranium
Rayrcck
Reef
75%c
3.75
1.90
48
48
—
Vicour Mines
57
Jan
14% 16%
75c75%c
3.70 3.95
1.85 2.19
19%c
21c
23 Vs 24%
14%
1
1
45
103
47
—
*
Feb
52
Jan
5.25
6,320
3.95
Apr
5.05
4,995
55c
73c
4.30 5.10
11 %c 12Vic
65c
4.60
11 Vic
1
1
Chlbougamau
44
47
102Vi
„
1.80
—
Vanadium
•
Quebec
44
45%
Upper Canada Mines
Feb
1.10
Jan
2.75
Montauban
31c
Mar
56
1
United
35%
Mar
1
6,000
1.48
Apr
'
Powell
1
15c
•
class
2.35
Jan
19,700
,
Feb
29c
30 Vi Mar
30c
Dome
Keno
1.59
Jan
26Vic
East
Fuel
United
60c
Apr
29c
Oil
13Vic
Corp class B
United
3.40 Mar
1.90 Mar
14c
•
Metals
14Vic
1
United
103
Jan
PopJar Oils
Preston
20
1
Steel
21,400
i
225
115
Oils
99c
—
23
115
common——*
Jan
United
32%
57
22%
•
9.50 Mar
United
93c
•
23
—
•
•
Resources
19% May
Apr
31%
1
40
Asbestos
Apr
97c
Corp
Pipe Line
Mining
14c
32 Vi
Rouyn Gold
Feb
*
United
42c
14c
Power
34%
:—•
Mar
1.40
Powei]
Oil
Gas
Mar
2.00
1,075
175
preferred
Union
Jan
40c
6,852
38 Vi
•
Acceptance
2nd
7c
1
River
Union
Jan
1.66 Mar
131,600
38%
*
22c
41,800
40%c 43Vic
1.36
1.41
1.95
2.00
14c v 15c
18% Jan
100
40
—
Feb
102% May
40%
Feb
•
A_
Petroleum
Union
5.00
11% Mar
8,500
48
"
*
89c
Apr
35c
2,700
Feb
16
*
Transcontinental
1.95 Mar
Jan
8.15
34,000
class
Mountain
Trans
42%
695
1
Oils
Era
1.19
2,037
16 Vi
*
preferred
Empire Oils
Trans
8,900
45%
Jan
13c
.
5%
A
B
preferred
Class
4%%
1.41
45
16 Vi
50
Finance
Traders
class
hxploration
Towagmac
K
Works
1.33
45
16 Vi
20
Mortgage
Triad OU
72c
38c
Feb
1
Iron
1.41
*
Trusts
Toronto
Trend
May
56c
15,400
General
Jan
•
25 %c Mar
10,110
•
Prairie
Jan
1
10
Elevators
Toronto
Trans
1
Development
Pressed
Feb
3.85
14c
Feb
10c
Silver
Toronto
Jan
30c
Torbnt
.
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto
15c
3.00
Gold
Apr
6%c Jan
1
]
Uranium
Ponder Oils
'
;
—
Tombill
12% May
Jan
2.30
Apr
May
2.95
Jan
Mar
•
Mints
Gold
Mar
Jan
98o
•
Gas
Gold
Pltcb-Ore
59,479
19,500
1
Mineral
Ac
60c
50,972
1
Goldfields
Oils
55c
59.200
1
Gold
Perehcourt
Peruvian
Apr
57c
9c
—
Jan
1
24c
%
Jan
Tiara Mines
Feb
1.40
100
Jan
1.20
1.59
Apr
21c
*
common
—
May
4.90
80c
1
Gas
75c
Apr
2.95 May
Jan
1
Natural
1,900
May
19c
10
15c
1.25
50c
—
75c
48
9Vi May
40,330
21c
8c
75c
1
1.30
8Vic
75c
Texas-Calgary
«
60c
23%
310
31c
28c
,
34,985
Apr
*
=H-~
Petroleum
:
3.20
2.95
1
Mines
Pathfinder
,56c
28c
2.95
1
1
2
Mines
Amalgamated
-
10c
1
Jan
Jan
100
Apr
12,OjO
-
42%
7 %c
13c
9%
52c
Jan
77,020
L23 1.30
I2%cl3%<r
10Vl 10%
67% 69%
; * 56c
6t)c
10%
67%
>
0:~
• -
—L
;
-
Parbec
Pardee
River
*
12%c
Page
Peace
-
285
10,300
11c
*
l
High
9%
Taylor, Pearson common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
:
Low
48
59c
Jan
4.00
(Eastern)
11 Vic
Range sin©# Jan.
High
48
•
25%
1
3.90
4.101
3.75
3.75
lie"' 12c
39 Vic
42c;
1
Mines
48
Thompson-Lunamark
60c
495
..
Tandem
Low
•
common
1.60 May
2,000
24%
39Vic
11c
2,745
24%
1
Jan
11
24%
Lake Mines—
30c
2.25
75
1—
1
12c
Jan
40c
;
100
13,550
27
Mines
Jan
22c
55,200
26%
-
7% May
Ltd
Shares
1.30
26%
.
May
75c
Tamblyn
of Prices
1.30 May
—*
common-
Gold
,
13c
Jan
51%c
10
—_
Orange Crush
2.80
12'A
—-
—
Loan
Ontario
—
*
*
10
common
com
ser
Warrants
Ontario
.
Feb
4%c
65,600
66c
Jan
9c
13c
61c
__
Par
High
Sales
-
for Week
Range
Sale Price
6%
7%
10c
61c
Week's
Last
]
6c
7%
12c:
—
Ogama-Rockland
Rare
Loto
1
GoIq
Oka
Range since Jam.
Shares
-•
•
Lake
O'Brien
Oil
Friday
100
Wood
Obaska
13
STOCKS
High
Low
MAY
ENDED
for Week
,
of Prices
Far
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
8TOCK9
9
8%
26
26
a
19Vi
20
104
10c
3-60
104
11c
3.70
1.45
1.55
1,425
340
11,774
1,000
Loblaw
Inc
Minnesota &
Feb
Molson's
75c
Feb
Ogilvie
17c
Feb
Pato
10% Mar
12
55c
Jan
12%c Jan
27
May
Ontario
Flour
-
Paper
class A
Brewery
common
Oreille
Price
Bros
Canadian
Gen
6
5
1
1
Consolidated
Pend
21% Mar
-
-
Invest
—
*
*
4.70
51%
7%
5,350
41%
Jan
49% May
Third
137,500
5Vic
Jan
31c
Apr
Thrift
Stores
2
36%
38,170
7.60
Apr
Yukon
Consolidated
1
61c
Jan
200
3.00
Feb
2,000
12 %c
Jan
30c
Feb
59,250
24,680
5.10
Feb
890
7%
Jan
85
9.60
3.25
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
Jan
8.30 Mar
9%
Feb
24%
Jan
19
Jan
22% Mar
20
102
•
a
26% Mar
705
13,000
10c
Jan
5.75 Feb
4 60 May
7.10 May
5.80 Apr
4J7/J"
5 /a Jan
31% Jan
51c Feb
8
May
37 May
68c Jan
Jan
15%c Mar
55c
36%
61c
34
Apr
104
13 %c
Apr
AND CANADIAN
(not Included In
Alleges,
year's range).
in
e
delivery sale
(not included
year's range).
3.70 May
f Flat price.
14,200
1.37 Mar
1.85 Mar
r
Cash
sale
(not included in year's
wd When delivered.
wi When Issued,
x
y
Selling ex-interest.
1,300
3.00 Mar
1HARKETS
t Ex-liquidating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
value.
Odd lot sale
d Deferred
Apr
Jan
No par
range.
z
Ex-dividend,
Ex-rig!hits.
Ex-stock dividend.
trading
(
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2282)
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
*
t ■
OVER-THE-COUNTER
SECURITIES
Quotations lor Friday, May
13
Obligations of Government Agencies
investing Companies
Mutual Funds—
Fund
Aberdeen
Trust
25c
Inc
1.29
6.02
6.51
Investment
Johnston
Keystone
American
Business Shares--—1
4.20
4.48
American
Mutual
Inc—1
8.28
9.03
Fund
Fund
Mutual
(The)
of
8.65
1
18.21
al9.68
Custodian
Funds—
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
(Low
12.89
B-4
(Discount Bonds)—
26.66
K-l
15 03
27.03
Bondsi.l
Bonds).
1
28.21
25.73
Bonds)—.1
Grade
Priced
Axe-Houghton Fund
represent
21.99
1.80s Aug. 15 1955.
1.90s Nov. 15, 1955
4.23
K-2
(Speculative Pfd Stks)_.l
11.54
5-l
(High-Grade Com Stk)__l
16.30
6-2
(Income
Stocks).—1
11.85
—
100
99.30
11.75
Central Bank
1%S
100.1
21.75
-1
Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Bond Inv Tr of America
♦
4%
12.26
13.33
S-3
(Speculative
Com
Stk) —1
13.60
22.73
24.44
8-4
(Low
Priced
Com
Stks).l
9.98
1
15.32
16.56
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
9.70
11.10
Knickerbocker
5
—I
20.67
22.35
Lexington Trust Fund
1L15
12.23
Life Insurance Investors Inc
1
6.97
7.62
Oct.
1,
100.8
1957-55
98.4
1955
1.90s Feb. 1, 1956
99.31
99.24
1,
1958
99.24
1,
1958
98.14
98.12
100
98.22
2s June 1,
58.28
99.4
99.28
May 1,
1959
97.26
98.2
2%s
100.1
1957
May
Nov.
Ask
100.14
2%s
l%s June 1,
10.50
10.27
point
a
Feb.
I960—
97.14
97.22
98.8
98.16
98.8
98.16
1,
2%s June 1, 1960
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
2%s Jan. 20, 1958
10.90-
10c
of
2%s
for Cooperatives—
12.82
19.94
32nds
Bid
1C0.2
12.93
,1
(Income Pfd Stocks)——1
more
or
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
2%s May 1, 1956
2%s
17.79
4y«
,
12.60
12%
.
one
Ask
28.07
20.15
11%
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Axe-Houghton Fund
point
Bid
Federal Home Loan Banks—
13.75:
11.86
24.53
3.87
-1
Inc
decimal
after
19.90
Fund.l
Figures
9.45
Boston
Mutual
.
Ask
1
America
B-l
1.58
1.44
—
Development
Atomic
of
B-2
Trust—
Associated Fund
Co.
1 25
_.
Fund
Affiliated
Investment
1.41
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Par
Corp
Beneficial
Holdings
Blair
Boston Fund
Inc—j
Bowling Green Fund Inc
Broad Street Invest Corp
Bullock
Ltd
Fund
Fund
California
—
Inc
Loomis
Com
Fund
14.84
...1
6.65
12.62
15%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
7.29
25c
11.55
16%
1
Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Figures
a42.83
Securities
2%s
March
6.62
l%s
99.31
100
l%s
April
4.08
4.49
l%s Aug.
15, 1955—
99.30
100
l%s May
29.30
31.68
Paper
lc
4.04
4.45
1%S Dec.
15,
9u.27
lc
5.65
6.22
1
3.02
3.33
lc
6.34
6.98
com—100 13,300
Investment
1
9.53
Inc—
Fund
-1
Inc
Bond
Massachsetts
16.70
18.05
9.30
l%s April 1, 1956
99.24
Trust.l
29.25
31.62
2s
99.31
100.1
27.02
35.97
De
53.21
53.75
of
21.47
23.61
Trust
Nation
Fund
Delaware
1
Investors
Dividend
Security
2.48
7-61
21.62
Stock)
18.17
19.43
Growth
20c
5
6.68
13.30
Fund Inc.l
10
3.65
56
56 %
Boston
1
12.84
14.07
New
England
Fund
•
6.34
6.98
New
York
—
of
Mutual
Founders
stock
1
Inc
Futures
4.00
10.62
9.70
7.78
14.19
3.53
Inc—2
Investors
Fundamental
Fund
Industries Fund
Gas
Capital
Investors
26.24
7.11
7.33
71.29
Pioneer
Puritan Fund
Putnam
(Geo)
Scudder
F'und
lc
12.09
13.24
(The) Stock Fund.lc
Electronics & Electrical
12.02
13.16
lc
7.88
Price
6.57
7.21
i
Equipment shares
shares
Food
5
__5
(T
Scudder,
5.88
Templeton
13.85
lc
11.44
12.78
13.99
lc
4.12
Common
Investors
State
33
Roe
&
Fund
11.09
Inc.
1
United
Continental
United
Income
Fund
United
Science
Fund....
Inc.....
10.04
Value
20%
7.25
21%
7.92
9.22
Value
16.55
17.89
tl0.98
12.01
lc
tl0.39
11.30
Growth
Fund.lc
tl0.33
11.30
Institutional
Income
Fund.lc
6.74
7.37
Institutional
Insur
Fund—lc
tl6.07
17.57
13.15
14.29
9.69
10.53
Fund—_l
Surety
&
10
207
10
Co—
73
10
—
Agricultural Insurance
American
Automobile
American
Equitable
American Fidelity &
$1.25
American, Home
Amer
Ins Co
Amer
Mercury
13.22
19.31
1
Inc...
14.78
15.85
l
25.51
27.80
1
24.10
26.05
Wisconsin
1
5.39
5.83
Inc...
39
Lincoln
46
49
Maryland
32%
34%
4%
5%
Co_5
N J) —2%
D
C)
1
5
Assn
of
(N
Continental
Assurance
Life
Co..
Continental Casualty Co
Crum & Forster Inc
Employees Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
149
43%
104
Federation
First
10
474
10
10
New
First
Indemnity
Peerless Casualty
Reinsurance
Republic
75
77%
St
41 %
43
Seaboard Surety Co
107%
10
5
110%
Paul
of
New
National
10%
11%
85
29
52
59%
61
78
<fe
Y)
Marine
Accident
Westchester Fire
73
Trust
&
313
320
515
100
535
500
Savings Bk. .100
Trust Co
100%
515
Cleveland
Central
National
National
Bank
Trust
20
__
34
37
50
260
270
-16
Co
City Bank
66
Bank of
Commerce- —10
46
50
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co_25
Hartford National Bank
Connecticut
38
42
5
46%
5OV2
20
79%
82%
20
Bank—
Co
(The)
Bank
—10
10
49%
&
Trust
75
80
—10
33%
35%
—10
Co
National Bank of Detroit
69 %
71%
25
54
58
51
54
Trust —25
96%
99 %
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr —20
54%
56%
43
Trust
Meadow
29%
31%
40
180
57
Jersey
First
87%
National
Brook
York
Rye
190
.20
51
55
100
313
Sterling
72
75
5
21
23
United
&
11%
12%
__2
25
Trust
Co
Trust
States
Angeles
St.
10
100
207
19%
347
&
Louis
National
National
Mercantile
St
Bank
Nat'l
Boatmen's
First
National
Trade Bank
Bank
Pittsburgh
325
25
Bank
Los
Mellon
Bank
Trust
National
City
National
61
85%
Co.——20
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
,
51%
40
„10
Manufacturers
Recent
Bonds—
Arkansas
Ches
&
Bid
Pwr
&
Potomac
Lt
33/«s__1985
Bank
Trust
Union
Louis
Bank- —20
55
65
64%
66
71
38%
25
Trust
—
59
61
60%
39%
—17
Co
—20
217
21
357
San
Franciscco
Bank of Amer N T & S A—.6.25
Power
&
Power
Security Issues
Ask
Fruehauf
ICO
New
102%
103
Rochester
101%
96%
102
101%
1975
99%
Trailer
Mobile
&
3%s
1975
110%
111%
3%s_.1980
98%
98%
3%s__1984
99
31 %.
91%
Kansas City
3%s
Pow
86%
Long
Lighting—
26%
28%
13%
15%
74
<fc
6.25
59%
101%
Texas
1985
101 %
102
pfd__100
110%
112
108
109
99
101
Service
Elec
3%s
Stocks—
100
General
Tire
1985
3%s
55%
102%
103%
Louisiana
1984
Island
&
Rubber—
100
preferred
4.50%
100%
101%
Tenn
1984
98%
4.16%f
100
Power <fe Light—
preferred
Gas
5.85%
100
Transmission—
106 %
100
preferred
61%
52%
99%
102'A
101 %
Lgt-
Louisiana Pow & Lt 3%s
—10
99%
101 %
1975
102
Ohio
29%
2
1985
3%s
4s
103%
Indiana & Mich Elec
1$
Gas
10
47%
100 2 ,340
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
50%
2,390
78%
81%
3
55%
58%
2
32%
34 y8
•No
par
value.
k Admitted
$Ex 100%
VEx
a
two
Net
stock dividend.
for one split,
asset
Ask
102
Elec 3%s_1985
Gas &
Tennessee
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
Gulf
101%
England Power 3%s—1985
Philadelphia Elec
16%
Light 3%s.l980
3s
73
.10
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
99%
Telep—
3%s
1995
Commonwealth Edison 3%s_2004
Consumers Power 3%s.
1990
69%
Fidelity & Guaranty Co..10
Fire
97%
83
90
122
Travelers
U S
Harris
Bank
Rochelle
National
27%
48
Trust- 33%
&
First National Bank-
Union
10
Natl
Long Island Trust
Dallas
24%
U S
42%
157
Bank
(L I)
Irving Trust
Kings County Trust Co
Duke
66
51
.—20
Industrial Bank of Commerce.10
31 %
77 %
26%
53 '
70
Illinois
Bank
Detroit
41%
63
45%
54%
74%
25%
i0
Fire
Ask
37
Chicago
Cleveland
Franklin Square N Y
29%
Security (New Haven)
10
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
44
Fire
.10
lo
Westchester
39%
Standard
22%
Hanover
51%
50%
5
Fla)_2%
58
81 %
5
(Jacksonville
49%
56
48
Globe & Republic
American—
47%
78%
Great
Life
(N
4
General Reinsurance
Corp
Gull
Corp
(Texas)..
5
Glens Falls
40
151
Bantc
5
Co
Providence-Washington
90
.
Trust
10
Co
Phoenix
59%'
2.50
&
10
77%
57%
Life
2
10
Pacific
86
F)
Firemen's of Newark
14%
105 %
12.50
Fire
lo
Franklin
13
3.33%
Northern
10
(S
..16
City
Huntington
5
Northeastern
Pacific
41%
City Nat'l Bank and Trust- —25
Continental
55
National
York...
Suffolk
of
2.50
69
-
34
51%
101
10
Fire.
River
76%
66%
39%
York
148%
74%
25
40%
4
;_5
Casualty
117%
73%
*
Tr
390
_lo
Fire
Hampshire Fire
»
—10
52
50%
42%
New
489
5
143%
__lo xl*3%
47%
64 %
30%
Bid
Par
State Bank of Albany
94
378
61%
North
99.659
62
50 %
Bk &
Bank
National
50'%
40%
Amsterdam
99.652
118
5
New
•.
90%
5
National Union Fire
109
48%
114
191
Merchants Fire Assurance
New
.
84%
39%
45%
28%
10
186
Ask
1
Fire
Philadelphia
10
Merchants & Manufacturers
55%
Bid
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding..
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
of
10
Y—10
Life
National
4
Federal
National
99.693
1955.
Ins—
87%
141
J)__5
Amer
General
Life
C)_
30
5
Connecticut
N
84%
10
Co
Standard
(Greensboro
28
10
.
Bankers & Shippers
Assn
Amer—5
37,
Automobile
Fireman's Fund
North
Jersey Insurance Co of N
25
Ins
5
of
38%
(Wash
Ins
Home
30%
Surety
Life
10
Steamboiler
41%
American
Fire
10
Hartford
3G%
(Newark
Camden
Par
39 Va
5
60
260
49%
Royal State Bank of N Y
5
Re-insurance
Colonial
Companies
Insurance Co
99.684
Companies
19.70
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
99.722
1955—
Ask
Mutual
Fund
Wellington Fund
Jefferson
99.806
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
12.13
1
Investing Corp
Casualty__5
Assur
Assurance
Insurance
40
Ask
99.795
1955
Northern
Hanover
6.70
28 V*
American
Boston
200
38
254
10
1
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
75%
Bid
12.50
Empire Trust
Guaranty Trust
8.34
2
preferred
conv
215
14,
7.51
10.11
Fund
Ask
194
10
Co
•
July
Bank—10
Trust Co
(White Plains N Y)
New
Insurance
State
19.88
6.13
Investors
10
Bank
Exchange
6.87
7.63
Washington
-100
Trust
Manhattan
Corn
18.29
Shares. 1
9.25
Street
99.972
1955
Albany, N. Y.
York
New
Franklin
1
Fund
Income
Van Strum
Wall
1
1
& Towne Fund Inc.l
Line
1
Ltd
Fund
Inc__l
Line
8.44
7,
County
of
1
Fund
9.19
of
Bankers
First
2.67
Life
J
Fiduciary Trust
12.09
of
16.83
Ltd—
Bank
Commercial
75.50
Canada
2.45
Bid
July
99.965
i
99.992
York
Chase
71.50
Growth
1
Dollar Value
99.990
Par
New
Chem
a29.59
1
Canada
Texas
Treasury Bills
Ask
__
Inc—
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Casualty
2.00%
12.72
Accumulated
15.57
Insurance
b2.15
38
Investment Corp..*
Farnham Fund___l
Street
Stein
a23.69
Aetna
1-56
99.850
11.61
Funds
1
Aetna
2-
99.831
„l
Funds
1
Aetna
2-55
1955
12.54
United
Bid
5-
May 19, 1955
May 26,: 1955
30,
12.50
United
Par
2.15%
Bid
27%
11.60
1
Inc
United
Fund___lc
1.75%
11,
11.57
Investors
9.67
Bank
bl.95
August
Southwestern
16.35
Haydock Fund Inc
Institutional
3-55
99.879
Shareholders Trust of Boston..1
40.35
Inst Foundation Fund.
10-
99.863
9.44
8.82
Shares
3-55
Dollar Value
June
8.72
15.86
Institutional
1.90%
United Slates
June
a21.18
...
39.17
Inc—1
1.85%
b2.05
1.45%
10%
9%
26 >/4
1
Sovereign
F'und.
Shares
lc
1
Institutional
Stock
Amer
Shares Inc.—1
Boston
b2.05
3-56
99.751
4.53
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
of
1-55
1-
4,
new__1.25
Selected
12.53
lc
Income Fund
Investors
12-
1-55
August
a35.25
5.36
Fund
1-55
4-
99.901
•
lc
Income
1.80%
3-
1.95%
bl.75
99.888
Clark
Inc
Equipment shares
Incorporated
Incorporated
b2.00
1.60%
1-65%
1-55
19551955
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Television-Electronics Fund
Inc
1-55
1.55%'
bl.85
1-
16,
23,
26.53
3.48
Fund
11-
bl.75
1-55
8-
June
39
9.69
Hudson
2-55
1-55
9-
99.779
37%
10.46
shares.
2.05%
8-
1-54
99.712
24.54
3.16
Utility
1,55%
2-55
99.740
1
9.55
Growth Industry
1-54
5-
99.767
Inc
Canada
8.84
shares
11-
12-
1955
...
of
Stevens &
Fund
Ask
1955
1
lc
stock
5-
1.25%
1.25%
Bank & Trust
Fund
lc
shares
1.80%
Bid
July 28,
7.15
shares
shares
b2.00
27.66
shares—±
Railroad
1-55
Due
July 21,
6.61
10.60
Steel
11-
99.923
27.12
lc
—lc
Tobacco
1-55
Stock
Inc
9.69
RR
2-
Dated
99.948
1
Growth
Rowe)
11.61
Bond
1.60%
18.31
9.30
shares
1.75%
1.50%
13.83
12.65
Railroad
bl.95
bl.70
99.939
12.72
shares-.lc
Mining
3-55
7-1-55
99.913
2.50
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Petroleum
10-
1-54
21.57
10.41
shares
1-55
10-
1955
16.78
10.66
Merchandising
4-
1.25%
Rate
1955
21.15
9.50
Bond
1.35%
2,
•
9.73
Institutional
1.30%
9,
1
lc
shares...
bond
General
Ask
bl.60
•
June
Inc..:
shares__lc
administered
Fully
Bid
1-55
Due
June
Inc.—
Fund Inc
8.64
—lc
shares
Common
27.79
__1
10.42
8.41
96.8
6-
10.11
11.56
96
3.55
Inc
Fund
7.67
9.51
Chemical
25.79
Shares—
Trading
9.23
10.55
Growth
Trust
Fund
lc
shares
1
...
Fund
—lc
Fund—.—lc
Capital
lc
&
Street
96.18
1-54
22.61
——
shares
Aviation
20.91
preferred
Philadelphia
Pine
96.12
-
97.4
9-
4.14
Pacific Amer Investors com..10c
Petroleum
99.28
98.11)
96.30
l%s April 1, 1959
l%s Oct. 1, 1959
l%s April 1,' I960.
8.63
Building shares
Automobile
3.78
1
1956
Securities—
Group
Dated
6.08
1955
Series
24.01
66.30
97.20
98.9
-
8.24
Fund.
American
Series
1
Trust
98.2
97.14
17.67
5.54
Capital Fund
8.53
1
1
Inc
Corp
General
7.54
16.17
„lc
Inc
15.55
3.84
99.22
100
Canada
of Canada Ltd
North
98.20
97.28
_
5.15
1
of
98.14
_
—
99.24
6.77
.1
Series
Natural Resources
$1.50
General
10 10
6.19
4.71
lc
,
lc
lc
series..
series
stock
Preferred
9.24
Series—
Stock
1956..
14.48
Funds Inc—
Franklin Custodian
Common
8.04
.1
6.92
Corp—
Fund
Formula
7.36
1
20.22
Industrial
Boston
11.79
-1
Series..
1
1
99.2
99.7
99.22
1957
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1.95%
Series.
Income
101.11
99.5
1.20%
.1
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
First
Bond
8.49
Fund
Financial
17.49
10.79
•
Fund
Balanced
Stock
.1
18.91
2.72
1
Howard—
&
20.41
10.44
Series-
:—25c
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Eaton
18.86
Corp..
National
16.30
14.39
2.50
14.27
1
Shares-
E
Series
15,
99.30
Aug. 15, 1956 wi
—L.
l%s Oct. 1, 1956—
-1.
--
Securities—
National
8.99
Trustee
Fund
13.13
Fund
11.95.
10.90
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
-1
interest-
9.85
1
Diversified
Stock
Wide
Balanced
Diversified Growth
March
Shares—
beneficial
101.9
_
1957—
38.89
9.51
al4.54
-1
Mutual
15,
1957
1957
Stock
1
14.75
Ask
29.21
Growth
14.46
14.60
15,
1,
15.
l%s Oct. 1, 1957—
l%s April 1. 1958
1%S Oct. 1, 1958
17/Ss Feb. 15, 1959
100
_*
Income Fund Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc——1
2s Aug.
100.4
8.49
.1
De Vegh
100.2
1955
15,
Inc._10c
Fund
Inc
Fund™,— 1
l%s Dec.
3.67
1
Income
99.29
3.31
Investors
Investors
1955
lc
42%
13.22
Mass
1955
l%s
Transportation shares.
i
22.
—
Treasury Notes—
■
17.56
16.15
39%
1
Investment,
20.47
18.83
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Western
shares...
Manhattan
-1
Fund
Steel
20.02
8.77
shares
Special Investment
146
18.44
shares
Petroleum
13,900
141
—1
Fund Inc
Dividend
1955
4.59
6.01
shares__lc
Composite Bond & Stock
Crown
June
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
General
5.05
point
a
Bid
5.94
100
Commonwealth
Concord
May 17.
99.31
28.34
Industries
of
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
5.42
17.57
32nds
more
or
16.24
Inc
Fund
Composite
shares...
l%s
one
Maturity—
26.21
Preferred
Colonial
Aclr
Ask
Certificates of Indebtedness—
Funds—
Automobile
represent
——1
Fund
Christiana
Managed
point
Rid
Bid
1
1
Fund Inc
Capital Venture
Century Shares Trust
Chemical
11.24
decimal
——1
Inc
Fund
Canadian
10.40
1
Ltd
(1954)
after
.
Maturlty—
Canada General Fund
value,
b Bid yield price.
Stock
t New
x
to
listing on the New York
Exchange.
stock,
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y
Ex-rights.
_
...
.
,
107%
Volume
181
Number
5429
.
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BANK
Clearings this week show
a
year
Complete
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by
ago.
us,
the
based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday,
May 14, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain
weekly
0.5%
above
Our
year.
against
those
preliminary
the
In
clearings will
corresponding
totals
stand
$19,166,252,203 for the
this center there is
5.0%.
for
at
$19,267,265,437
week
same
last
week
in
1954.
At
loss for the week ended Friday of
a
Our comparative summary for the week follows:
New
1954
1955
York
the
elaborate
detailed
908 in the
week in 1954.
same
SUMMARY
599,894,015
578 267,224
+
3.7
2nd
New
388,058,477
357 012,613
+
8.7
3rd
Philadelphia
1st
Boston
12
—
York
323 ,700,000
+
7.7
4th
+ 16.0
5th
+
4.4
6 th
448,621,074
435 ,570,503
+
3.0
331,779,015
312 374,978
+
6.2
cities
five
Atlanta
_
__
-
days
$14,624,122,413 $14,746,034,316
Total
All
all
five days
cities,
3,910,952,520
five
days_.
$18,535,074,933 $18,429,549,221
732,190,504
736,702,982
cities, ohe day
Total all cities for week.,
,
8th
St.
Minneapolis
$19,267,265,437 $19,166,252,203
San Francisco
0.6
; results for April and the four months of 1955 and 1954
'•
.
Description—
Month of
:
^-Slacks-
Number of shares..
1955
.
1954
■
,+■•
-1955
53,787,684^ 43,676,215
1954
256,113,441
154,668,919
:
■
Railroad
&
misc.—
$74,929,500 r$64,-442,500 $315,500,200 $264,705,100
V-" 48,000.."94,000
'
213,000 -V
451,000
5,592,200
10,629,300
27,313,400
51,393,100
International Bank-'
Foreign
U.
government
-
8,000
______
$80,569,700
for
crease
the
and the
$75,165,800 $343,034,600 $316,554,700
Month
of
V
-
-
1955
1954
1953
1952
34,086,902
*7,141,073
-
60,815,145'
33,294,760
30,209 260
/,195,265
...
_■
66,864,624
44,132,383
42,472.257
^9,512,893
Quarter
202,325,727
1
53,787,684
110,801,704 106,768,419
43,867,215
34,370,236
Boston
2nd
of bank clearings at leading cities for the
April and the four months ended with April
in each of the last four years is shown below:
CLEARINGS
__
Boston
—
Fran._
Cleveland.
Dallas
—
Pittsburgh
Kansas Cy.
Louis-
St.
$
627,057,488:
7.2
9.401,824,502
8.471,268,2931.
—
529,256,108
884,837,939
+ 18.4
1,374,401,990
+ 10.2
595,150,077
911,605,742
781,536,731*
1,322,069,469
1,148,350,365
"
4.4
+
947,656,2651
-
546,721,494
479,020,308
527,680,338
483,087,866
+
9.2
430,347,632
400,228,431
568,627,950
+
0.6
550,477,714
502,871,388
467,933,347
398,218,903
1,118,327,191
981,763,330
20,912,028,900
20,914,008,908
9,311,889,142
II
+ 17.5
; ,r
""
•
366,772,098
v
v
331,209,470
+13.9
975,957,747
874,160,944.
o-i
1,927,574,724
16,161,269,731
9.6
8,869,864,625
7,999,172,045
—
+
Reserve Districts the totals are larger by 5.3% and iir.
i the Atlanta Reserve District by 13.3%. The
Chicago Re¬
serve District enjoys a gain of
8.5%, the St. Louis Re:!
District of 4.5% and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
serve
trict 6.0%.
falling off of
a
:an
11.0%
•
of
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
increase of
7.0%, in the Dallas Reserve
in
and
the
San ..Francisco
District.of
Reserve
District
14.2%.
1954
19$55
12
11
"
11
•.
cities
"
43,400,464,893
•
45,159,283,732
5,182,314,513
5,311,673,157
5,391,420,339
■
5,120,363,296
2,636,168,068
1954
LEADING
CITIES
April-
1953
7"
-
;
"
10
.
2,774,946,833
•
1955
IN
1954
"
;
4,691,437,850
40,736,477,399
4
"
7
"
2,177,782,493
10th
Kansas
9
"
11th
Dallas
6
"
3,440,215,437
" 3,747,291,572
San
10
"
Louis
City
Francisco
41,450,,157,041
4,948 ,166,771
2,669,687,131
+ 13.3
4,159,834,418
8.5
+
2,445 648,127
3,953 ,994,856
8,353,400,283
7,189 ,845,961
2,578,764,054
2,384 ,671,083
-
2,699,877,778
2,583,756,789
4.5
+
'
'>■
2,054,976,404
3,216,291,991
6.0
+
7.0
3,376,040,692
"
+
+11.9
5,148,340,844
City
1,974,986,770
1,859 ,829.76C
3,259,750,942
3,073 113,233
3,358,849,285
3,178 ,311,502
*
4,506,204,516
90,672,205,489
180 cities
York
5,410,546,340
■'
5.3
+
4,988,,532,843
5,037,553,547
i
5.3"
+
89,332,721,557
+
48,999,564,586
Total
2.4
—
4,142,376,247
8,141,013,468
8,829,412,861
St.
45,895,607,787
+
+ 14.2
4,762,755,733
4,414 ,233,682
.1.5"
85,442,341,546
82,829,877,312
6.8
46,252,211,948
42,887,008,323
'
APRIL
1953
We
append another table showing clearings by
Federal Reserve Districts in the four months for four years:
1952
41,672
43,437
39,190
4,873
5,031
4,769
4,006
4,113
3,674
16,830
15,688
15,915
14,625
2,897
2,577
2,711
2,122
11,519
10,417
10,780
8,963
1st
2.607
Boston
2,549
2,588
2,442
10.638
9,986
9,968
9,387
2nd
New
2,552
$
2,943,,372,453
~
"
17
.
.-
•
"
6
—
Minneapolis
Jan. 1 to Apr. 30
1952
$
3,139,735,644
3.9
—
1952
'
3.4
+
"
;
—T
9th
New
1953
or
Dec. %
3,084,573,197
8th
Outside
Inc.
$
3,188,700,076
39,942 178,725 174,624 153,859 152,570
4,739
19,709
18,725
18,490
18,688
Four Months
Federal Reserve Districts
Four Months
14
York
2,251
2,396
2,238
9.979
8.951
9,107
8,970
3rd
1,925
2,040
1,314
8,064
7.545
7,802
7,264
4th
Cleveland
1,739
1,593
1,528
1,450
6,948
6,378
6,196
5,848
5th
1,626
1,579
Richmond
1,696
1,678
6,554
6,341
6,718
6,568
6th
1,619
1,471
1,534
1,453
6,482
6,020
6,170
6,016
7th
1,438
1,411
1,381
1,296
5,906
5,692
5,510
5,182
8th
St.
Philadelphia
12,903,658,049
"
181,049,481,773
+
+
5.6
19,552,861,941
19,692,251,774
20,476,696,595
+
4.8
+
8.3
21,015,309,782
10,477,629,392
19,605,945,53G
10,354,981,928
19,828,428,619
Atlanta
16
"
18,653,181,097
16,869,858,034
+ 10.6
16,714,407,985
31
"
35,099,290,781
32,402,623,772
+
8.3
32,821,034,853
29,212,987,841
7
"
11,142,617,680
10,635,788,197
+
4.8
10,463,713,022
8,358,741,534
+
4.8
7,948,059,168
7,681,935,602
13,115,848,667
13,701,697,587
+
5.6
13,044,406,702
12,799,095,725
+10.6
,13,656,705,441
12,831,437,026
Louis
1,279
1,195
5,670
5,437
5,163
4,972
9th
1,278
Minneapolis
16
"
6,034
5,428
5,481
5,152
10th
Kansas
1,363
1,324
5,894
5,334
14
"
5,459
8,760,444,675
13,840,352,793
5,289
11th
Dallas
11
"
15,153,914,345
4,589
12th
San Francisco
1,305
1,172
5,432
1,035
1,066
931
4,299
4.220
4,137
716
656
2,957
2,812
2,907
2,670
Louisville
727
692
688
621
3,064
2,878
2,836
702
677
664
3,053
2,894
2,771
2,658
674
709
677
2.980
2,689
2,755
818
708
655
573
3,274
2,871
2,685
2,355
759
657
732
692
2,902
2,553
2,865
2,719
725
2.546
+
9,793,370,267
2,608
744
739
City
9,656,895,18ft
3,722
687
*t.
15,610,297,124
Chicago
1,344
1,285
11,355,377,766
158,322,359,125
21,465,376,909
20,930,890,142
,
1,334
710
160,028,541,108
"
1,362
1,059
12,142,705,843
2.5
«*
1,316
1,344
1
6.6
8
1,480
Baltimore-
1952
$
17
—
1,473
Richmond-
Four Months
1953
11,221,145,450
"
15
12,107,784,750
+
185,569,755,510
cities
12
Four Months
or
Dec. %
t
2,057
Cincinnati
1
Inc.
1954
1955
Houston
__
1952
-
1.068,653,931.
Minneapolis
—
i
685,505,435
1,084,363,648
1,404
Atlanta
1953
.
1.071,276,111
580,653,132
10,203,203,308
—
Philadelphia
4,230
Detroit
San
FOR
-Month of
1955
__
%
0.9
In the Cleveland and Richmond
York
New
93,849,231
28,962,930
course
Fhiladel.
or
3.0
+
+ 12.3
12th
74,645,958 +33,374.561
—
Chicago
Dallas
Francisco
+ 15.7
$89,332,721,557.' In the New
Atlanta
York_
the
April—
Chicago
New
San
+
Fed«ral Reservt Districts
7th
omitted)
in
the
571,763,642
—
improvement of 3.4%.
6th
Number of shares-
BANK
0.6%,
in
598,218,337
in the Philadelphia Reserve District of
2.4%,
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
register an
Cleveland
(000,000
by
and
1,190,724,009
entire
Richmond
of
Minneapolis Reserve
1,104,222,505
3.9% and
5th
The
Inc.
Dec.
11,986,757,397
II
York Reserve District the totals record
4th
month
the
totals
17.5%
i
II
10
-
1954 aggregate
3rd
April
by
747,998,605
body of clearing houses of 1.5%,
the 1955 aggregate of clearings
having been $90,672,205,-
1952 to 1955 is indicated in the following:
1st
enlarge, its
District
1954
•We also furnish today, a summary of the
clearings for
month of April.
For that month there was an in¬
The volume of transactions in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the first four months of
March
in
OF BANK CLEARINGS
«•
110 cities
5,500
;
January
February
and
The Kansas City Reserve District has
Reserve District by 13.9%.
the
1st
■
Reserve
«#
6
Outside New York City-—
-
bonds
Month—
4.4%
•
8. Government..
'Total
City
Total
489
-——PoUr Months
April-
to
621,288,829
9
Kansas
Dallas
Our usual monthly detailed statement of transactions
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
The
of
1,047,744,017
4
10th
0.5
+
New-
totals
1,277,921,843
+0.6
—
the
the
671,578,353
7
Louis
11th
on
follow:
managed
II
6.2
+
in
city)
In the Chicago Reserve District
improvement of 10.2%, in the St. Louis Re¬
an
District
District of 9.2%.
If
10
__
0.8
—
3,683,514,905
that
1,201,464,969
II
6
_
_
12th
cities,
there is
serve
ۥ
__
9th
10
appears
7.2%, but in the Boston Reserve District
District of 18.4%.
serve
11,120,385,302
7th
Baltimore
_
_
Richmond
366 934,217
Other
it
(including this
enjoy a gain of 3.0% and in the Philadelphia
Reserve District of 0.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve Dis¬
trict the totals show an increase
of 15.7%, in the Rich¬
mond Reserve District of
12.3% and in the Atlanta Re¬
«•
11
this
the totals
770,683,988
44
11
Cleveland
498 960,619
383,051,764
Cleveland
1
cities
loss of
a
from
District
1,515,257,081
348,500,000
578,551,000
Pittsburgh
Francisco
suffer
S
2.6
+
and
Reserve
1955
Federal Reserve Districts
+ 13.2
located
York
Outside of this city there
5.0
993 ,079,649
Louis
are
an increase of
9.6%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
having registered a loss of 7.7%. We group the cities
1,133 ,000,010
St.
according to the Federal Reserve Districts in which they
was
1,162,000,000
San
by
We
statement, however, which
Week Ended May 7—
—
covered
0.1%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country,
having amounted to $20,912,028,900 against $20,914,008,-
l,12S|,477,6o9
City
week
we are able to give the final
complete results for the week previous—the week
ended May 7.
For that week there was a decrease of
Philadelphia
Kansas
the
issue of next week.
present further below
Chicago
Boston
for
our
%
$9,742 ,134,483
$9,254,109,379
in
and
ter
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 14—
details
appear
them
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at
time of going to press.
Accordingly, in the above, the
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
we
be
exact
foregoinal/ill
cannot furnis*
_
Orl'ns
New
Seattle
Jack'ville
Portland
_
—
5,060
Paul
Buffalo
620
2,899
2,691
2,368
637
591
2,514
2,695
2,585
2,614
606
574
2,646
2,411
2,365
New
York
501
480
456
2,146
2,048
1,922
430
440
2,048
1,951
2,001
1,896
1,985
524
484
500
463
2,152
2,013
1,884
Washingt'n
526
488
474
442
2,068
1,841
1,805
490
463
454
429
1,977
1,918
1,865
1,679
1,871
1,826
1,658
1,563
The following compilation covers the
Nashville
406
498
-
415
83,637
82,948
79,223
7,035
6,384
6,219
all—
90,672
89,332
85,442
O'side NYC
48,999
45,895
46,252
We
17,580,949,982
336,225,366,976
324,142,902,949
182,101,130,357
+
7.7
182,365,423,872
171,572,621,154
440
Months—
now
add
our
27,656
25,005
24,686
22,682
82,829 374,890 356,726 336,225 324,142
42,887 196,164 182,101 182,365 171,572
detailed statement
$
1954
$
Inc. or
Dec.
$
$
7c
+
8.2
49,721,888,548
44,948,831,933
+ 10.6
44,324,821,156
41,290,638,958
+
January
94.726,172,010
87.548,199,573
February
86,970,664,521
82,156,303,839
+
5.9
102,521,259,707
97,688,872,237
+
4.9
53,118,422,115
49,966,051,679
+
6.3
284,218,096,238
+
6.3
147,165,131,819
136,205,522,570
+
8.0
90,672,205,489
267,393,375,649
89,332,721,557
+
1.5
48,999,564,586
45,895,607,787
+
6.8
374,890,301,727
356,726,097,206
+
5.1
196,164,696,405
182,101,130,357
+
T.7
Total
1st
quarter
April
Total
4
months
showing the figures for each city for the month of April
1955
1954
1955
Dec. 7n
$
$
-Month of April—
Clearings at—
Inc. or
1954
1955
77.091 347,234 331,721 311,539 301,460
5,738
clearings by months since January 1, 1955 and 1954:
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
March
Tot. 31cit's
Other cities
Total
18,359,991,739
5.1
Clearings, Total All
1,736
Milwaukee-
—
+ 13.0
+
196,164,696,405
City
17,824,165,750
356,726,097,206
1,867
451
20,149,674,296
cities
2,316
502
Memphis-
697
651
596
535
__
626
655
—
Denver
Outside
180
374,890,301,727
"
19
Total
2,722
615
Birm'gham
Omaha
St.
5,017
Inc.
or
1955
Dec. 7o
_jan. ! to April 30
1954
$
$
and since Jan.
1 for two years and for the
-
Inc. or
Dec. 7c
1955
$
1954
$
„
week ended May 7 for four
Week Ended May 7
7.3
years:
—-—
Inc. or
1953
1952
Dec. 7c
%
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Maine—Bangor
Portland
10,794,253
—
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
River
9 ,255,162
16.6
2,525,910
+
25,778.393
23 875,299
+
8.0
102 457,648
93,374,399
+
9.7
5,875,213
6,177,990
—
2,607,481,448
2,549, 134,385
+
2.3
10,638, 834,521
9,986,165,362
+
6.5
638,956,272
616,875,867
+
14,905,096
3,313,349
3,649,239
1,449,173
1
*
+
41
451,032
37.262,000
+ 11.5
13 523,362
+
10.2
58 135,886
51,363,066
+ 13.2
Holyoke
6,022,785
5 ,789,838
+
4.0
24
22,916,379
+
Lowell
5,311,155
5 ,254,876
+
1.1
21 486,317
636,346
2,<60,554
—
4.9
5.116,293
2,163,359
4,625,125
3.6
558,051,765
517,755,942
9.2
2,697,372
2,048,353
"91+748
9.3
2,237,874
7.5
21.137,650
+
,"1337377
+ 27.9
17,089,255
14, ,958,451
+ 14.2
65, 663,700
55,873,443
+ 17.5
3,995,526
3,597,007
+ 11.1
3.588,335
2,156,544
Springfield
57,548,867
50 ,256,405
+ 14.5
199,342,897
+ 11.0
13,776,560
11,299,739
+ 21.9
12,335,405
10.108,962
Worcester
221, 217,751
40,739,121
38 ,722,222
+
5.2
162, 176,171
149,365,627
+
8.6
9,734,414
9,633,408
1.0
7,996.869
8,101,017
169,249,081
170 ,929,507
1.8
41,712,845
46,921,650
—11.1
19,370,694
17,932,166
+
8.0
37,525,738
15,217,591
33,967,578
+ 19.7
3774~0"l7400
30^612^100
New
Bedford
Connecticut—Hartford
New
Haven
Waterbury
Rhode
New
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(14 cities)
1.0
639, 140,162
651,069,328
79,510,821
66 ,379,436
+
19.8
317 ,888,697
265,602,808
21,827,500
18, ,324,300
+
19.5
83 880,000
69,260,000
+
122,623,300
108 ,989,600
+ 12.5
487 406,800
470,533,300
+
9,749,001
9, ,180,354
+
6.2
39, 193,018
34,518,491
3,188,700,076
3,084,573,197
+
3.4
12,903,658,049
12,107,784,750
—
—
1.7
+
21.1
1,220,970
12,670,215
3.6
277273,800
257351,400
+"V. 6
+ 13.5
2,465,588
2,895.852
—14.9
2.421.045
1,627,323
6.6
770,683,988
747,998,605
3.0
685,505,435
627,057,483
+
+
iV*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle v>
4S
1954
1955
$
Second Federal Reserve
New
196,049,016
17,368,143
524,763,568
York—Albany
Buffalo
————-
11.440,404
Elmira
April 30
$
$
Dec. Vo
Monday, May 16, 1955
■
j
—33.3
i
—
705,373,276
662 ,320,398
6.1
0.8
76,,464,913
71,474,400
+
7.0
4,910,601
1,985,926,120
+
8.4
121,538,994
112,979.448
+
9.9
2,152 .271,373
44 .679,695
43 561,552
41,939,037
+
6.5
2,687,297
3,028,306
38,080,034
+ 14.4
2,571,001
174,624,966,849
+
2.3
10,708,825,592
533,999,346
+
6.3
43,490,083
+
3.0
23,233,629
+ 28.8
10,838,614
43,437,113,770
132,445,975
+
3.5
178,725 ,605,322
567 ,396,870
80,956,437
+
8.4
339 332,491
329,595,151
87,733,733
+
5.2
70 ,081,985
+
5.1
432 010,286
404,449,200
6.8
+ 10.0
1,169, 059,221
+ 10.2
267,147,714
1,060,438,634
80,296,869
293,963,385
+
4.9
1,286, 971,404
+
8.5
304,482,165
1,186,598,410
79,977,122
319.406.840
185,569,755,510
181,049,481,773
2.5
45,159,283,732
3.9
+
11,120,385,302
43,400,464,893
Utica
Connecticut—Stamford
Jersey—Newark
New
Jersey
(12 cities)
—
8.0
$
29,385,900
1.6
24,787,922
4,024,407
7.6
108,503,240
—11.3
2,692,975
—
+
2,263,810
257871" 560
107.061.839
101,886,592
+
+
—
Northern
1952
$
+ 13.6
3,838,921
95.808,168
3,142,474
"
2,677,042
1.836,575
7.7
9,057,710,099
8.162,097,686
+
7.6
26,692,097
22,824,967
5.2
18,019,533
66,641,316
18,962,416
Rochester
Syracuse
—
4,988,043
8.3
137,117,848
-
29,313,204
26,982,554
+
—
1953
Dec. %
c;;
,
41,672,640,903
„___
New York
-Week Ended May 7Inc. or
$
Dec. %
«,■
293,900,187
17,504,508
484,576,781
10,411,456
1954
1955
Inc. or
1954
1955
Inc. or
13,956,798
Jamestown
Total
-v
District- -New York—
Binghamton
New
-Jan. 1 to
-Month of April
Clearings at—
»
.
(2284)
4.1
—
—
11,602,119,766
_
—
40,409,675
21,222,006
9.5
20,062,425
17,770,816
T~2.9
247570881
227874,613
73,974,104
+
8.5
61,550,555
55.398,786
71,307,897
ha
+
25,151,138
^
+ 12.2
63,954,881
60.947,365
7.2
9,401,824,502
8,471,268,293
8.2
11,986,757,397
—
"A
-Philadelphia—
Third Federal Reserve District-
Bethlehem
7,198,110
8,494,254
6,635,293
Chester
8,062,226
6,687,781
8,218,871
Pennsylvania—Altoona
21,220,134
30,595,091
27,137,477
8.5
29,343,751
27,217,739
+
7.8
1,545,217
*
+ 20.6
31,247,327
+
9.2
2,264,729
v".
1,948,551
14.9
138,229,295
116,315,035
86,961,500
82,286,342
+
4.5
+
Scranton
_
Wilkes-Barre
5,031,000,000
14,023,499
+ 14.1
63,723,891
38,283,136
—19.2
123,075,954
1,125,577
•—50.2
4,977,390
4,958,006
+
__
9.4
23,799,498
21,820,732
+
.
1,442,481
3.5
5,177,906
4.238,031
1.025.000,000
—
9.1
_
5,174,728
20.365,719
20,720,145
19,709.000,000
18,725,000,000
5.3
1,140:0~0"0".VOO-"
1,130.000.000
0.9
1,031,000.000
4,355,607,,.:
3.639,154
+ 19.7
3,200.905
4.8
6,161,944
+ 11.1
6,867,034
56,545,999
+12.7
6.843,48<
•3,500,000,;,,
3,240,540
+
8.0
2,753,643
2.619,665
140,729,928
—12.5
7,083,546 -
8,908,768
—20.5
7,287,517
5,128,295
10.899,068
+
6.9
66,547,882
27,265,021
+ 12.1
111,378,936
+
59,805,260
106,298,870
5,552,937
+
1.7
—
+ 11.3
15,618,926
6.072,295
Hazelton
2.8
3.1
—
—
+
.
54,934,742
+ 19.7
220,813,246
+19.4
65,762,033
263,540,288
45,161,096
+
26.2
228,103,620
190,171,268
+ 19.9
56,972,495
13,050,583
5,182,314,513
5,311,673,157
2.4
20,930,890,142
19,828,428,619
Jersey—Trenton
—
5.6
+
+
2.995,321
5.988,052
'
15,762,172
Delaware—Wilmington
New
Total (15 cities);
5,639,984
0.4
—
York
Bois
5^441+561' '
5.7
+
560,514
Reading
1.384,409
-*v.
30,939,772
Philadelphia
1,267,073
1,841,086
2,424,050
—
+ 18.8
•16,000,000
Lebanon
1,333,417
+
1,661,345
28,608,572
7.0
+ 16.2
1,494,275
3.2
+
22,182,773
5,027,420
4,873,000,000
16,692,252
30,575,367
1
Lancaster
Du
30,496,033
35,050,385
Harrisburg
1,616,070"'
+ 12.7
—
13,768,507
8,703,583
7.691,536
0.9
1,084,363,648
1,063,653,931
—
10,990,613
1,190,724,009
1,201,464,969
7.5
+ 18.7
17,038,835
g;.
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District- -Cleveland—
8.586.738
^
10,622,486
+ 11.9
6.777,457
6,934,154
47,
,026,990
41 ,557,422
+ 13.2
175,168,227
156,597,803
+
2.2
4,220,691,154
249,865,414
231,698,212
216,808,072
194,299,084
+
6.9
7,545,936,910
+
6.9
473,977,568
418,227,484
422,962,807
358.415,053
194 ,440,000
+
52,915,100
46,488,200
43,588,600
37.402,200
Columbus
2,057,,407,565
209,
,051,600
4,299,052,200
8,064,113,885
1.9
,028,374
1,059,
Cleveland
1,035, ,778,352
1,925 ,197,901
+
Cincinnati
Hamilton
14,,175.958
Ohio—Canton
Lorain
12 ,743,623
5
5,
j,964,397
,575,072
7.5
816,139,100
791,950,100
+
3.1
+ 11.2
48,715,112
46,327,123
+
5.2
7.0
23,322,317
21,759,263
+
7.1
+
39 ,668,370
+16.0
179,945,241
152,092,827
+
18.3
8,570,258
8,955,615
8,321,074
6,304,067
41 324,107
+ 17.7
189,030,306
168,699,586
+ 12.1
12,396,332
9,053,173
9,199,100
8.625,703
48,
1,655,269
+
+ 10.7
469,574,685
381,213,083
+ 23.2
363,462,304
335,832,705
1,277,921,843
1,104,222,505
+ 15.7
1,071,276,111
947,656^69
:
_
Newark
__
5.9
33,
,855,243
29 ,278,983
+ 15.6
125,222,279
118,764,341
139,
,085,013
121 ,761,494
+
14.2
547,912,912
494,906,876
1,190,014
4,
3 ,354,848
+
24.9
15,712,148
13,917,149
2,
1,786,564
2 253,903
+ 23.6
10,485,004
9,145,884
+
+
3.0
+
3.6
___________
Toledo
__
Pennsylvania—Beaver County
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
._
3.0
6,554,044,605
+ 16.5
132,416,941
1.8
91,497,778
+ 12.9
+ 14.7
6,341,831,205
114,949,284
88,869,222
1,579 ,027,775
29, 718,660
+
34,,615,377
—
3,761,749
1,626,
___
Erie
21,
,372,620
21 ,767,025
Kentucky—Lexington,.
24,,506,173
21 504,782
+ 14.0
128,246,151
16,
3,937,433
15 ,410,979
+
9.9
64,352,703
66,479,418
5,391,420,339
5,120,363,296
+
5.3
21,465,376,909
20,476,696,595
City
(17 cities)
3.3
+ 15.2
123,778,450
West Virginia—Wheeling
'
Total
-
,,000,000
•46,'
.
Mansfield
Youngstown
Oil
f
—
3.2
4.8
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest Virginia—Huntington
Richmond
South Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
+ 12.6
20,118,000
+
3.2
+27.9
7.4
+ 4.6
—13.0
5.2
177,508,610
+
113,029,242
223,854,614
+
1,344,911,991
687,936,993
22,785,578
54,251,062
1,285,536,354
4,759,283
5,472,599
>526,534,763
488,145,794
Frederick
of
299,058,000
2,812,663,971
+20.8
77,065,000
29,152,109
Maryland—Baltimore
District
+ 13.3
336,842,000
2,957,688,096
14,974,688
58,254,433
___
Columbia—Washington
Total (8 cities)
2,'774,946,833
_
2,636,168,068
'^7
4,545,547
60,709,172
7.9
18,092,375
83,126,000
710,115,879
Virginia—Norfolk
7.9
+
5.3
+
68,766,398
+
6,225,556
+ 20.0
94,226,853
209,615,169
+
5,432,841,131
19,469,924
2,068,654,045
+
8.3
11,221,145,450
10,354,981,928
+
8.3
3,926,305
+15.8
,
2.217,229
3,657,438
17;306,000
V?7
+ 16.2
17, -00,000
17,284,000
157,110,169
+ 13.0
158,326,266
143,643,774
8.3
+
5,493,136
3,960,636
292784M73
5,747,725
26577947330
6.8
5,017,093,276
:
20,216,791
—
3057080,212
3.7
+ 12.3
1,841,398,696
3347321,254 7.7
1287859,386
L
1097O4~7",926
103~3 5^819
9~3~5~b\139
S?
598,218,337
580,653,132
529,256,108
7
671,578,353 7
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
"
119,706,995
Nashville
93,549,168
+ 28.0
465,613,633
426,233,877
+
9.2
26,231,296
498,083,368
Tennessee—Knoxville
406,114,464
+ 22.6
1,871,347,216
1,826,869,934
+
2.4
8.7
5,894,000,000
5,334,300,000
+ 10.5
348,300,000
87,702,484
+ 29.4
80,429,311
1,480,700,000
1,362,500,000
Augusta
28.852,078
24,022,686
+ 20.1
113,442,415
23,616,307
19,860,172
+ 18.9
94,622,601
Macon
25,751,464
21,716,197
+ 18.6
708,045,335
+ 15.7
3,274,476,875
Montgomery
•
20,848,300
18,629,154
+ 14.8
90,340,900
-81,668,641
303,500,000
+ 14.8
300,500,000
276.800,000
7,416,940
5,470,669
+ 35.6
7,091,764
7,538,197
+12.2
'
78,378,262
+ 36.0
6,156,617
+ 14.0
181,359,322
47896^272
+ 15.2
157,494,332
4,881,759
141,399,658
125,317,163
f
+ 20.0
233,626,573
194,748,536
2,899,106,196
2,546,647.689
9.0
184,706,872
165,400,626
19,859,640
+ 28.6
99,820,083
77,345,542
+ 29.1
93,070,000
85,322,000
+
46.4
42,968,362
25,542,275
_
*
98,301,830
2,871,213,395
1
+ 15.8
47,173,410
626,578,364
46,854,024
Mobile
•
5,486.011
+ 33.8
63,109,839
725,311,049
Tampa
Alabama—Birmingham
t
106,612,293
818,868,110
■__
Florida—Jacksonville
+ 10.6
;
+ 17.6
+
Columbus
Georgia—Atlanta
23,710,345 *
112,866,173
+
+
+ 13.8
170,550,207
126,995,037
+ 34.3
174,430.323
117~2~08J)93
>
+ 11.7
13,972,370
9,427,769
+ 48.2
9,136,286
8,524,465
9.1
24,033,000
20,886,000
+ 15.1
56,191,714
38,380,366
+
226,966,229
164,355,279
Meridan
7,494,293
6,327,511
+ 18.4
30,883,306
26,584,872
+ 16.2
Vicksburg
2,741,022
2,251,341
+ 21.8
11,105,742
9,330,240
+ 19.0
682,144
608,989
+ 12.0
543,287
587,281
744,582,312
702,143,231
6.0
3,053,781,063
2,894,995,987
5.5
180,208,948
153,842,957
+ 17.1
162,433,465
149,367,470
4,691,437,850
4,142,376,247
+ 13.3
18,653,181,097
16,869,858,034
+ 10.6
1,047,744,017
884,837,939
+ 18.4
911,605,742
781,536,736
2,570,831
2,470,662
1,927,991
1,744,555
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Jackson
Louisiana—New
Total
Orleans
(16 cities)
+
+ 38.1
+
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago9,157,726
8,944,165
2,897,964,000
2,577,089,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
2.4
43,356,033
38,515,050
+ 12.5
11,519,641,000
10,417,480,104
156,521,521
126,884,481
289,840,085
+
37,922,313
31,937,189
*70,000,000
63,498,983
15,204,181
12,153,324
31,986,274
18,316,065
11,359,776
42,408,651
33,436,547
39,165,953
+
8.3
163,691,356
94,925,369
310,887,737
76,274,032
+ 24.5
345,558,767
Grand
Rapids
Jackson
3.6
1,263,660,793
40,683,791
158,413,213
Lansing
Muskegon
Bay City
:__
Indiana—Fort Wayne
!
__
Indianapolis
South
"
:._____
Gary
__
2
16,035,735
12,030,989
+ 18.7
+ 10.2
250,088,156
—
59,904,915
49,774,484
151,036,513
138,960,695
+ 14.2
70,958,327
67,760,500
5.6
45,321,604
45.482.938
—
+
+
+
Oshkosh
___
+ 13.8
9,526,634
8.1
71,273,000
72,800,000
+ 13.4
10,502,260
3,904,501
+ 17.6
+ 19.6
61,550,967
57,738,552
+
6.6
+ 13.2
141,342,860
123,421,902
+
9,626.931
+
9.1
10,445,202
11.159,525
3,515,831
+ 11.1
3,314,325
+
5.7
1,977,218,114
1,918,097,072
+
3.1
3,725,976
+ 16.3
104,307,502
83,969,672
24,073,145
22,656,962
+
41,021,237
-
6.3
40,445,274
-(.»
6.4"
463,741,556
76,601.000
.
139,708,487
5,'292,946
+
10,010,707
9,277,562
+
6,428,373
3,232,453
+ 98.9
16,447.102
12,479,793
+ 31.8
Rapids
26,481,557
21,451,922
+ 23.4
95,561,594
86.267.939
+ 10.8
6,591,254
5.639,521
183,139,355
164,620,452
+
11.2
7+2,099,990
653,755,117
+
8.9
41,101,994
47,900.968
62,626,158
+
9.2
268,176,660
253,103,892
+
6.0
15,914,494
16,042,303
9.0
1,533,854
City
1,383,321
68,412,093
Ames
3,126,909
■*
!
11.1
125,485,951
5,878,921
_}
Moines
Sioux
8,612,568
+
107,888.371
82,819,000
14,953,333
Manitowoc
Des
+ 17.8
9,253,560
10,903,166
4.5
29,868,995
Watertown
Iowa—Cedar
1L922J371
+ 14.4
+
34,600,423
_
Sheboygan
12,038,796
^3571870
0.4
490,174,750
-
137435+53
10T0~7~093
4.7
—
143,897,922
"
8.7
17,881,040
'
Haute_T
Wisconsin—Madison
Milwaukee
14,929,627
8^21,012
+ 20.4
4.3
19,282,841
+ 15.9
+ 25.1
—
33,818,574
Bend
4.1
+ 23.4
-
"
Terre
+
+ 10.6
1,208,809,731
i
-
+12.6;
302,051,283
300,117,708
Flint
7.9
+ 10.9
6,901,921
—
1.4
+ 12.1
6,156,410
2,867,510
+
11,921,356
12,019,098
10.541,946
8,638,691
+ 22.0
40,316,821
36,285,635
6,081,985
+ 10.1
27,438,800
26,206,743
+
4,230,332,284
4,006,833,261
28,845,132
20,698,989
s.
Bloomington
Chicago
,
Decatur
Peoria
4,943,874
4,660,571
38,279,665
33.594,804
0.8
14,739,464
16.006,345
+ 11.1
6,693,550
Illinois—Aurora__
+ 15.8
—14.2
—
59,607,352
54,798,551
—
0.8
4.7
1,807,899
1.452,303
+ 24.5
1,758,188
1.509,243
5.6
16,830,495,071
15,688,609,561
+
7.3
1,150,466,552
1,038,072,872
+ 10.8
1,009,473,970
843.635,482
+ 39.4
97,302,902
83,653,530
+
16.3
5,921,058
4.425,353
+ 33.8
4,507,538
3.699,101
8.2
13,572,133
13.259,776
+
+
8.8
232,540,391
221,009,680
5.2
14,229,259
13.146,269
38,679,355
35,287,173
+
9.6
145,405,653
135,787,726
+
7.1
8,989,445
7,817,278
+ 15.0
9.500.443
7.143,059
24,304,235
21,728,789
+ 11.9
91,799,878
85,708,555
+
7.1
6,345,564
5,462.048
+ 16.2
4,615,583
3,954,155
2,706,991
2,345,773
+ 15.4
10,348,155
9,230,537
8,829,412,861
8,141,013,468
8.5
35,099,290,781
32,402,623,772
1,374,401,990
+ 10.2
1,322,069,469
1,143,350,365
296,600,000
261,300,000
-____
Rockford
Springfield
r
Sterling
Total (31 cities)
+
+
+
+ 12.1
+
8.3
1,515,257,081
+
3.8
348,300,000
-
;
1
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
1,438,725,891
1,411,585,701
1.9
5,906,754.191
15,135,060
13,437,472
+ 12.6
60,530,251
54,638,768
2,746,849
Cape Girardeau
Independence
2,325,288
+ 18.1
11,494,593
9,770,285
+
_
5,692,835,504
,
328,100.000
.
+
6.2
+10.8
_
+ 17.6
Kentucky—Louisville.^
727,891,644
692,770,382
+
5.1
3,064,229.042
2,878,562,875
+
6.5
Tennessee—Memphis
502,243,130
451,401,987
2,383,711
+ 11.3
2,048,864,793
1,951,595,016
+
5.0
2,469,709
+
3.6
10,026,982
9,689,762
+
3.5
10,665,495
9,852,248
+
8.3
40,717,828
38,695,987
+
5.2
2,699,877,778
2,583,756,789
+
4.5
11,142,617,680
10,635,788,197
+
4.8
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Tofal
(7 cities)
——
176,864,230
~
158.645,053
+ 11.5
93,371,742
105,844,312
—11.8
2,752,857
7.5
621,288,829
595,150,077
+
4.4
-
86,659,019
-•
_,„r
+
1
83,732,226
-
2,560,712
128,670.352
164.149,500
-
,
■
2,233,768
2,390,937
546,721,494
479,020,308
Volume
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.
501,813,866
+
6.7
4,030,492
+
9.7
1,491,024
1,292,719
+ 15.3
.7
32,905.045
29,303,952
+ 12.3
t.
5,192,000
__
__
4,105,000
+ 26.5
.
4,834,716
+ 21.2
__
Dakota—Fargo
_.
Forks
Minot
5,858,267
_
_
15.990,695
1952
$
$
1,135,905
"■
332,607,490
+
134,094,800
115^836^986
4.8
+
+
6,944,579
6,630,669
6.5
286,750,025
258,647,076
+T5.8
110^443^193
16975227745
_■
7^453,767
+
™3.0
6r8~2~4~556
6,723,842
3jo~4~441
+ 13.4
5J9T718
3,394,054
5,926,050
5^5^707
+"T.4
i7(Wl~253
4,495,911
13,127,884
10^92^1^052
+ 20.2
iI7302,308
1078147134
9.2
430,347,632
400,228,431
3.7
20,628,000
16,933,000
22,357,056
7,675,883
+ 21.8
19,384,408
+ 15.3
16.642,739
+
5.6
69,404.316
64,144,707
+
122,162,037
111,621,102
+
14,759,869
13,397,348
21,680,372
--
9.4
3.5
___
8.2
+ 21.4
3,406,233
+
4,315,967
+ 10.2
83,230,777
+ 13.2
16,367,715
14,579,653
+ 12.3
68,796,441
62,573,150
+
9.9
50,365,926
+
3.3
212,424,541
194,727,604
+
9.1
1,603,119
1,486,296
+
7.9
6,272,414
5,675,599
8,760,444,675
8,358,741,534
94,229,668
+ 11.4
2,054,976,404
2,177,782,493
(16 cities)
+ 18.4
1.8
+ 14.8
129,584,471
\
134,333,905
6,945,423
354,313,067
0.3
+
2,048,781,229
15,700,786
5,896,390
2,146,556,786 V-
8,226,687
4.3
27,477,089
\
.
1953
or
Dec. %
5.3
—
52,019,764
Lewistown-
Inc.
$
+
'
34,025,062
24,151,645
;
_
_
Total
5,437,386,886
'
33,933,413
3,526.493
••
Falls
1954
$
+
116,439,500
5,670,087,455
17,577,934
_
Montana—BiLings
Helena
_
33,366,873
Dakota—Aberdeen
Sioux Falls—'
Huron
6.0
+
,
+ 10.5
+
,VV
4.8
;
527,680,338
483,087,866
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas CityNebraska—Fremont
■
•
■:
;
-i
-
v.
40,494,090
38,335,345
615,254,939
Omaha
651,543,406
1
2,695,510,307
10,938,777
—
+ 30.7
13,053,101
+ 29.9
799,773
+ 16.6
903,506
745,184
0.3
9,449,061
8,031,387
—11.9
138,282,868
120,125,087
1,327,646
2.2
10,611,660
10,576,440
6.7
145,049,022
164,544,951
+
—
+ 19.3
1.1,
*
+
959,305
925,949
IU1 UUBU—I—
2.012,699
1,972,436
2.0
8,503,895
8,734,779
43,743,157
114,465,047
38,502,681
+ 13.6
168,881,666
158,003,064
+
6.9
11,274,692
9,944,11?
+ 13.4
9,261,358
9,015,876
96,161,953
+19.0
448,196,145
375,915,475
+19.2
26,121,809
21,784,917
+ 19.9
24,605,580
19,801,048
4,820,726
1,619,393,851
51,453,590
1,760,330
4,201,675
+ 14.7
19,018,284
17,099,957
+ 11.2
1,471,625,020
49,618,192
+ 10.0
6,482,460,116
6,020,586,207
+
7.7
358,877,751
340,347,538
+"~4
349X92,217
328~0~7,871
3.7
209,207,098
205,478,848
+
1.8
11,625,756
11,986,816
3.0
10,912,088
9,850,221
1,247,925
+ 41.1
9,672,240
8,302,249
+ 16.5
227,319,130
+ 13.2
1,035,679,646
908,717,448
+ 14.0
25,734.061
19,314,569
+ 33.2
101,401,405
68,890,471
+ 47.2
5,942,943
4,300,184
655,889,924
596,036,263
+ 10.0
2,646,670,482
2,411,471,825
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Carthage _2___
:
■
Oklahoma—Tulsa
Colorado—Colorado
Denver
2,514,072,019
+
2,670.030
3,483,915
_
:
——
Springs:
-
Pueblo
156,657,689
5.6
1,022,452
+ 45.0
16,206,807
160,045,501
932,363
V;
257,228,291
Parsons
Topeka
23,491,195
5.6
+
,
—
—-
Kansas—Manhattan.:
+ 11.8
4,000,467
4,470,767
Hastings
Lincoln
.
*
4.1
535,302,047
___
_
Week Ended May 7-
-—
1955
or
Dec, %
$
122,611,689
t '■
5.3
9,132,495
4,422,933
.
Falls
Grand
<
0.9
30,624,636
1,334,200,220
8,757,337
Paul
Great
+
+
—
30,909.329
Winona
Fergus
Inc.
1954
'
$
1,404,330.818
Minneapolis
Rochester
South
1955
*"
District—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
North
or
Dec. %
S
$
St.
Inc.
1954
1955
*■
:—rJan. 1 to April 30
Month of April
_—
v
Ninth Federal Reserve
<2285) ;:49
2;i.
Total (14 cities).:
+
13,742,899
(a)
______
+
(a)
3,216,291,991
3,440,215,437
+
2.6
———
V
(a)
13,115,848,667
+
—
3,516,949
3,309,087
3^394^782
2^939^73
550,477,714
+ 38.2
502,871,388
9.8
53,334,764
13,840,352,793
7.0
+
—
5.6
„;
3,320,767
571,763,642
568,627,950
12,673,212
V
8,411,326
0.6
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas'
El
Worth
145,392,573
+ 23.8
759,281,053
634,177.087
143,497,144
+
1.3
595,767,018
542,754,495
Galveston
Houston
-
8.9
_
_
273,284,454
335,826,753 '
33,860,294
30,861,544
+
9.7
30,211,754
28,257,438
6,793,000
6,407,300
+
6.0
6,434,000
5,841,000
391,869,961
9.8
25,651,000
+ 14.1
119,295,000
110,927,000
1,316,832,976
+ 11.9
6,034,012,798
5,428,237.377
7,615,639
17,623,058
0.1
30,044,553
29,840,465
+
0.7
24,013,431
103,375,981
+
6.7
+
3.6
_
_
7,803,641
304,289,150
+
+19.7
+
27,729,714
Arthur
Port
+
29,263,000
_
8,671,049
16.7
+10.2
■
1,473,757,568
_
-
_
_
+
+ 50.7
'
6,378,712,814
145,320,293
__
+ 21.4
82,341,756
6,948,675,605
1,739,152,504
_
Paso
148,294,356
90,725,357
9.1
20,336,392
1,593,608,790
*180,000,000
Dallas
179,953,124
+ 15.1
23,413,062
Ft.
+ 23.7
38,119,724
47,169,011
Texas—Austin
—
+15.5 V
110,344,865
,
+7.5
*
+ 11.2
5,295,861
6,588,847
5,268,378
+ 25nl
5,668,018
6,988,677
Wichita
6,536,146
G.9
27,274,814
26,317.084
66,882,104
54,429,458
+ 22.9
258,540,158
216,719,172
+ 19.3
16,148,033
11,443,602
+ 41.1
11,498,127
3,747,291,572
3,376,040,692
+ 11.0
15.153 914.345
13,701,697,587
+ 10.6
467,933,347
398,218,903
+ 17.5
366,772,098
331,209,470
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
(11
cities)
—
8,033,690
7,724,270
+
739,307,182
23,355,240
39,620,350
674.582,884
+
"
Seattle
Yakima__^_____—-——____
I--'-..—_
10,727,076
'
Francisco-
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
Washington—Bellingham
Idaho—Boise
+
4.0
30,323,934
27,426,471
+ 10.6
9.6
2,980,482,177
2,689,829,928
+ 10.8
182.55T224
1597903,817
20,311;244
+15.0
94,283,629
77,747,512
+ 21.3
6,438,004
5,237,596
33,071,9.11
+ 18.7
150,762,259
133,562,552
+ 23.0
46,485,000
34,587,000
+ 15.6
2,902,962,101
2,543,510,947
+ 13.7
163,524,875
154,504,115
18.2
80,905,883
64,951,283
+ 24.6
+ 15.4
91,519,236
71,533,815
25,045,002'
21,724,986
+
14.2
143,570,999
148,786,575
+ 22.9
4,616,847
4,324,546
142,548,353
+
12.9
11,380,000
9,2514)00
Portland
759,996,40.9
657,446,075
Utah—Ogden
16,549,208
City
19,569,214
360,343.650
314,258.837
+ 14.7
1,423,755,618
1,234,135,749
Arizona—Phoenix
169,106,914
123,750,434
+ 36.6
659,726,586
504,641,592
+ 30.7
43,247,063
37,128,057
+ 16.5
178,772,710
+ 13.5
39,528,860
108,643,288
37,4927480
+
5.4
156,060,353
157,505,565
137,269,208
87,312,-495
+ 24.4
413,376,329
349,321,820
+ 18.3
22,346; 197
+ 26.0
100,303,953
88,641,603
+ 13.2
61,769;132
+ 10.3
276,896,395
246,300.739
+ 12.4
13,778,637
+ 26.6
68,367,206
57,409,891
+ 20.0
2,251,016,440
70,888,301
+ 13.4
9,979,778,010
8,951,202,010
+ 11.5
+ 22.5
Oregon—Eugene
Lake
Salt
California—Eakersfield
Berkeley
Beach
Long
Pasadena
.
Riverside
17,445,134
2,552,729,666
86,806,008
27,475,840
45,463,194
——
San
Francisco——22^——./"
San
Jose__
Santa
—
.
—
-—!—
Barbara
Stockton
—
Grand Total
New
(a) Clearings
♦Estimated,
595,586,197
+ 18.5
20,948,534
96,031,807
+ 10.8
5,956,508
+
9.3
176,939,417
156,998,763
+ 12.7
11,240,630
10,765,828
+ 13.0
1,118,327,191
981,763,330
20,149,674,296
17,824,165,750
1.5
374,890,301,727
6.8
196,164,696,405
+
356,726,097,206
+
5.1
20,912,028,900
20,914,008,908
182,101,130,357
+
7.7
10,203,203,308
FOREIGN
the
of
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable
We give below
world.
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
RATES
6
TO MAY
pound
Ceylon,
'
(Metropolitan),
.0385802*
2.227672
.0385802*
■
.0385802*'
.133333*
2.228087
.0385802*
.0199531
.0199151
.0199125
.0198531
.327066
.32696G
.326933
1.012477
1.0129 68
1.013549
1.015000
.209550
.209550
.209500
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.237514*
.237514*
.209350
.209350
.00435401*
..
.00435401*
.00285625
4.4
'
4,689,094
975,957,747
+ 13.9
874,160,944
•
—
0.1
17,927,574,724
+
.
16,161,269,731
9.6
8,869,864,625
7,999,172.045
shows
of
statement of weekly
the
reporting member
cities
Federal Reserve System in leading
following principal changes for the
of the
May 4: A
United States
week
decrease of $412 million in holdings
Government securities; increases of
$393 million in reserve balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $405 million in United States Government de¬
posits, and $166 million in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks; and a
decrease of $988 million in
demand
deposits adjusted.
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $62 million at all reporting member banks; the
principal changes were increases of $27 million in New
York City, $18 million in the San Francisco District,
and $12 million in the Cleveland District, and a decrease
of $24 million in the Minneapolis District.
Changes
according to industry appear in another press release.
Loans to brokers and dealers for purchasing or carrying
securities increased $57 million. "Other" loans increased
.00285625
.237514*
-
.237400*
.209550
.209500
.209350
.209350
2.798750
2.798125
2.795333
2.796250
$49 million.
Holdings of Treasury
bills decreased $153 million
in
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
million at all report¬
ing member banks. Holdings of Treasury certificates of
indebtedness decreased $56 million in the San Francisco
District and a total of $128 million. Holdings of "other"
securities decreased $94 million of which $77 million
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
was
.233308
.233300
.233308
.233308
.233312
2.788085
2.788085
2.787671
2.785283
2.785803
2.798541
2.798593
2.798125
2.795803
2.796339
.263021
1
.0349000
**Temporarily
omitted.
c..- •
.0800560
.263000
.263000
.263014
2.770420
2.768043
2.768564
.
2.770833
.140C80*
'
.0800560
.0800560
.263000
,
.496766*
pound
pound sterling
.0800560
.140080*
Africa,
Kingdom,
•Nominal.
2.229581
.200000*
.327133
^
2.770833
Switzerland^ franc
United
$
.0719820*
2.229913
.0800560
Netherlands, guilder
South
May-13—-
.209550
peso
of
Thursday
2.798437
New
Zealand,
pound
Norway, krone
Philippine Islands, peso
Portugal, escudo
Sweden, krona_
Union
.133333*
.237514*
pound
Mexico,
.200000*
.0719320*
.00435401*
Germany, Deutsche Mark
India, Dominion of, rupee
Ireland,
.200000*
.133333*
.00285625
franc
$
1.012031
;
markka—
France
May 11
:
.0719820*
-
.0199437
rupee
Finland,
$
.327133
dollar
Canada, dollar
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 10
.133333*
.0385802*
Malayan
(Value In United States Money)
.200000*
'%
2.229913
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Malaysia,
10,967,712
3.5
+
-
.200000*
.0719820*
Cable Transfers In New York
$
„
.133333*
—
.—c
1955, INCLUSIVE
May 9
--
$
Basic
British
12.
Monday
May 6
Preferential
The condition
banks
ended
BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
Friday
Argentina peso—
transfers on the different
record for the week just passed.
a
Noon Buying Rate for
Country and Monetary Unit
Australia,
14,434,639
12,170,869
+
13,228,196
Condition Statement of Member Banks
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
MAY
Free
16,483,945
5,501,667
+ 32.3
*
9,311,889,142
Foreign Exchange Rates
countries
457,849,356
17,175,003
V
operations discontinued.
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to
529,988,434
60,157,465
t.
-
+ 14.2
89,332,721,557
1.0
13,968,810
+
15,839,299
5,755,223
41,606,874
45,895,607,787
18,801,463
+ 14.3
521,137,106
273,091,310
106,418,849
90,672,205,489
.2-----
74,950,089
+15.3
15,361,545
15,516,981
322,573,887
+
155,904,624
+
•
6.0
4,506,204,516
5.8
+27.9
•i
+ 13.7
+
48,999,564,586
(180 cities)
York
+
25,920,240
5,148,340,844
Total (19 cities)
Outside
'
28,150,313
68,138.829
Modesto
+ 34.4
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
^
1
.496766*
.140030*
.496766*
New York
City and a total of $233
in New York City.
Demand
deposits adjusted decreased
in all districts;
principal decreases were $347 million in New York
Citv. $207 million in the Chicago District, $87 million
the
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2236)
Company and Issue—
million in the St.
and $66
District,
Cleveland
the
in
Aluminum
I^ouis District.
.'
Borrowings increased in five districts, including $zdo
in New York City, and decreased or were un¬
Clark
changed in the other districts; the net increase was $119
million at all reporting member banks. Loans to banks
decreased $196 million.
A summary of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
Fort
3%
Increase ( +) or
adjusted'*
investment
and
industrial,
Commercial,
agricul-
and
loans
tural
dealers
&
for
2,717
or
estate
Other
U.
__
A
certificates
Treas.
Treasury
notes-—
to
8,608
—
32
Reserves with
Cash
in
19
+
+
Reserve Banks—
Federal
196
14,001
393
+
879
—
—
Time
TJ.
deposits
adjusted——
Government
S.
Interbank
deposits
deposits:
demand
Domestic
Foreign
—
988
—
13
*
3,715
Public
1st
New
&
+
1,451
,
166
+
13
—
Banks
;
547
—
loans
individual
banks
to
items
loan
after
and
shown
are
1981
+
602
—
of
f. bonds due '65—Jun
1
*
cumu.
pfd.
stock.
Jun
29
1
1979—
1717
due
Jun
15
Lear,
&
Johnson, 4%
Jun
deduction
of
502
Inc.,
5%
Minute
Corp.,
Penn-Controls, Inc.,
re¬
37/s%
gross.
Electric
1st
Ralston
United
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
1st
and
1
Co.,
&
Page
Jun
1955
certificates-:
Redemption fund
R.
notes
Other
F.
2013
of
other
+
7,569
27
2014
201,074
+
3,694
—
14,065
loans—,
Acceptances—Bought
Government
Bought
642
______
outright
17
1878
2
1,926
8
15
1778
+
,37,306
Jun
1
2017
July
stock—
1
9.960,141
9,959,471
Held
Total
2,801,750
bought outright
under repurchase agree't
U.
S.
Gov't,
'
securities—
37,306
+
55,672
Total
loans
from
62,328
—
23.757,584
Bank
and
securities-
25,022
24,137,390
—
foreign banks—
Uncollected
stock.
—May 27
assets
Name of
Member bank—reserve
accounts
+
383,236
Foreign
56,375
—445,819
74,992
—
388,327
Other
+
420,386.
series
19,869,263
____
Deferred availability cash items—
31,297
—
—503,573
3,320,860
+
44,776
18,693
+
1,122
liabilities————
48,751,506
&
accrued
preferred
Morgan
(J.
(H.)
4+4 %
935,749
+
—
—
—
+
;
+
—401,300
—
paid
Surplus
Other
7)—
64
158,794
63,238
Mills,
preferred
Finance
Wheel
Total
to
liabs.
of
gold
&
capital
accounts
certificate
deposit & F. R.
note
—396,550
liability
ances
purchased
for
35,888
loan
11c
from
—
.4%
New
.4%
net
those
called
3,415
2
.
bonds, notes,
redemption,
under
NOTICE
Company and
Baltimore
Ref.
&
4'A%
&
Ohio
RR.—
Inc.,
preferred
mortgage
Casket
7-
2
6-
3
Ontario
&
6-
1
6-15
6-
6-10
1
4-29
6-
1
4-29
6-10
5-25
7-
1773
2010
Gas Corp.—
mtge. 3 'A % bonds,
2011
Date
C,
due 1971
Page
May 15
1773
Tall
Power,
&
$3.60
2
preferred
$4.40
2
preferred
6-10
5-16.
Owens-Illinois
Glass
5-31
5-10
Oxford
35
6-20
6-
1
Pacific
6-15
5-12
Pacific
6-15
6-
Marine
Paper,
Brewing
&
stock
Gas
Oil
A
Class
A
Malleable
Resumed
redeemable
4.80%
Stock
5-11
Pacific
Lighting
5-19
Pacific
•
5-24
5-19
Pacific
Western
5-16
5-20
6-
1
5-10
Panhandle
7-15
6-14
Common
5-27
5-10
5-27
5-10
Oats
Co.,
dividend
5-10
Paramount
6-30
6-10
Park
6-10
5-20
6-10
5-20
6-10
5-16
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
6-
6-
1
5-
jloc
6-
1
5-20
6-
$5
15C
U.
S.
3
tl5c
.
5-16
5-
2
t37'Ac
(quar.)_
5-16
5-
2
$1.12'/2
6-
1
5-18
$5c
*5c
7-
2
6-
ID-
1
9-
2
Pato
fnfi.
Parchment
pfd.
Consolidated
Gold
Extra
5-16
4-23
5-16
5-16
4-25
5-16
4-25
5-16
4-23
5-16
4-23
5-16
4-20
5-16
10c
6-
preferred
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
30c
6-15
6-
20c
5-25
5-10
6-
5-18
1
6-
3
5-
9
7-
6-16
6-17
5-27
6-15
5-31
7-
6-15
2
1
5-31
5-19
5-
9
7'Ac
5-16
5-
a
2'Ac
pfd.
7- 1
6-l!T
10-
2+2C
5-21
3
9-15
2'Ac
(resumed)
_
Telephone,
1-3-56 ~
45c
(annual)—
7-15
10c
6-
1
5-20
6-15
5-24
5-16
5-
>
12-19
7-
1
-
G3Ae
(quar.)
—
—.,
Ltd
-
2
6-28
6-17
t$1.75
6-15
5-31
20c
5-16
5-
$1.20
5-17
5-10
TlOc
5-27
1
5- 4
fl5c
5-27
5-
t20c
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
4
50c
(quar.)
6-30
5-10
25c
(quar.)
preferred
5-17
5
5-13
5-17
20c
(quar.)
$1
10c
5-
1
75c
Dredging,
common
Peerless Cement Corp.
preferred
4-25
75c
——
Mfg.," Ltd.,
$1.32
2oc
a
5-16
(quar.)
Paper.
5-16
40c
5-
4-25
30c
Enterprises Consolidated, Inc.
$1.30
'
6-
1
(quar.)_£
(quar.)-—--,
5-27
quar.)
5-24
5-16
(quar.)__—_—12JAc
6-10
(quar.)—,
5-14
31'Ac
(Kamas-Gitry)tr»
15c
(initial
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
4%
preferred
1%
Fibre
6
5-17
6-
28'Ac
A
com.
25c
1
5-
5
25c
Corp.,
6-15
Co.—
5-16
6-
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.75
(quar.)
Castings
5-16
1
5-25
31'Ac
4'A%
Transportation
Peninsular
1
6-
$1
1-3-56
12- 2
I
50c
Corp.,
preferred
Paton
5-15
6-
50c
pfd.
(quar.)
Drugs,
Paterson
6-15
$1.25
*
quar;)
3
(quar.)
Radiator
(quar.)
(quar.)__
participating
Patino Mines &
6-
1
$1
Motors-
preferred
7%
6-10
7-
25c
Ltd. (quar.)
Airways (quar.)
Pipe Line—
$5c
preferred A
2
6- 6
6-10
$1.50
(increased
Sheraton
Parmelee
6
.
I
■.
5-
1
6-10
40c
Chemical
Parkview
5-16
-
100%
a
■.
6-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Corp.,
5-11
6-20
.
6-30
of
World
Eastern
Parkersburg-Aetna
5-6
1
6-15
5-30
7-15
de¬
(quar.)
preferred
Oil
preferred
35c
—
Vulcanized
be
Co., com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
•«$ preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.t___
:
Park
5-17
'5-ir
25c
$1.06'A
American
4%
5-16
„
$15c
(quar.)_
:
National Rubber Machinery Co. (quar.)
National Starch Products
(quar.)
National Tea Co.
(quar.)
National
Union
(quar.)
Paragon Electric
5-27
IQfi.
5-11
6-15
shareholders
(quar.)
Mfg. Co
Page Hersey Tubes.
6-10
-
I
t5c
Mills
$118+4
-
(quar.)
Steel
6-
$1.12+2
f$3
6%
preferred
redeemable
6-11
5-24
30c
Insurance Co. (Kansas
&
5-11
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
$1.06
:
—
1
25c
5%
.
15c
31'Ac
,
7%
6-
50c
5-
(quar.)
common
3
$1.12+2
(quar.)
7-15
343/8c
5-16
preferred
$1.75
(quar.)
.
8-17
6-
7-30
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
25c
(quar.)—
Co.,
2
$1.12+2
preferred
$1
50c
(quar.)
Lead
7-
20c
;
(quar.)_
1*7'Ac
Corp.
5%
4.50%
(quar.)_
Natloral Grocers Co., Ltd., common
$1.50 preference
(quar.)——-
National
preferred
5%
50c
preferred
+quar.)
1
(quar.)
5+2%
Pan
dividend
&
1
9-
90c
5-16
(initial)
J
Fidelity Life
City)
National
6-
$1.16
4-28
Drug & Chemical (Canada), Ltd.—
National
5-17
5-17
$1.06+4
;
Co
20c
preferred
6-19
6-15
(quar.)
5-12
and
(qu.aiLX-m^r-
(quar.)
4-29
6-30
20c
Mfg.
Electric
$1.75
(quar.)__
4-29
5-16
Pacolet
Products
(quar.)_
Distillers Products, com.
preferred
5-16
10c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
common
,
&
Finance
Gas
25c
$7
59+sC
$1.06'A
pfd.
5-19
Ry
4-29
(quar.)
5-12
15c
Louis
5-16
(quar.)
5-31
Outboard
Income)
I
will
$1.08
St.
9
5- 9
30c
A__
common
37+*c
gains
5-
1
(quar.)
7.05 %
Otter
2
1
6-
(quar.)
shares.
of
9
26'Ac
(quar.)
9
6-
$1.02
ducted.
Pabst
(quar.)
National
series
rate
$3.50
30c
Dairy
convertible
National
May 16
the
65-
5-
5-18
shillings on the
»o approximately
equal
6-30
5-
1
61'Ac
non-resident
Orpheum
Building
(s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp., 4+2%
1
6-
$2.79
20
5-20
5-16
5-16
(s-a)
6-22
6-
5-ia
6-10
$1.12+2
(quar.)
American
Africa
at
5-13
5-20
fl5c
1
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
National
1
shares
on
1
3
5-27
(final)
of
3c
capital
Gas,
T>T?ftrrad
Common
•
tax
*
4+»%
:60c
$2.79
1
66-
5-27
.
common
Ry.
Co.
dividend
South
6-
12'Ac
(quar.)
6-10
Inc
Co.,
Cylinder
National
4
1
Club,
Quebec
ordinary
5-23
6-
Jockey
preferred
final
6-15
$1.10
preferred
preferred
Copper
5-14
50c
(quar.)
preferred
Class
Page
May 16
Alabama
1st
4
4-29
$1
preferred
50c
Gypsum. $4.50 pfd.. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)
REDEMPTION
Issue—
5-
1
$1.14
(quar.)
preferred
50c
Mills,
common
preferred
4'A %
49A%
,
A
6%
Fibres—
Container,
National
.
class
Ontario
3
30c
,
May 20
stock—
bonds
PARTIAL
Company and
4'A%
4+2%
50c
*
income
1
6-
(quar.)
40c
convertible
3
62'Ac
T
National
Date
Law,
general mtge. bonds, series G. J and K
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.—
2nd
in which
TENDER
Issue—
Albert-Frank-Guenther
iThicago,
OF
6-
t$1.75
75c
preferred .(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
commcn
2
(quar.)
By-Products,
National
list of corporate
stock
called for
(except where indicated)
given in the "Chronicle."
.
4
t$1.13
(quar.)..
Chemical—
6-
(initial)
preferred
National
the current volume
were
5-
(quar.)
Omar, Inc.,
A
B
Corp.,
6-
Extra
1,002
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the
redemption or last date for making tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the details
1
...
$1
investment
Automotive
National
12,919
Notices
including
5-10
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas, common
12'Ac
from
Co.
common
7%
1,341
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
common
5-16
1
6-10
(quar.)
preferred
Mathieson
Oliver
5-10
30c
Corp.—
(ex-two-for-one
split)
$1.25
and
1
6-
35c
-
preferred A (quar.)
Town
4'A%
Aluminate
New
National
preferred
preferred
5-
(quar.)—
Fund
Chattanooga
National
a
6-
$1.12+2
quar.).
$1.25
59+sC
common
(4c
fiaiisnal Biscuit,
26,221
Below will be found
5-16
50c
preferred
50c
National
935,749
'
,___
4.40%
4.08%
2
(quar.)—,
Foundation
Acme
National
commitments—
6
1
(quar.)
common
and
2
t$1.19
_
(quar.)
Co., common
G.)
Trust
National
13~488
foreign
correspondents
Industrial
6
5-
6-
(quar.)
1953.
7-
$183Ac
(s-a)
Investment
Mutual
liabili-
Accept-
on
Power,
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred
(C.
preferred
(quar.)
4+2% preferred
7-
(quar.)
Income
-
46.2%
Contingent
5-
5-25
50c
Ohio
Co.,
Co.
5-16
(increased)
Inc.,
pfd.
2860 lot
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
preferred
Murphy
979,024
reserves
-
5-25
5-25
(quar.)
preferred
t25c
(quar,)—
Vernon-Woodberry
7%
Munsingwear,
362
Nashville,
49,872,230
6-15
22'Ac
—
7%
Oil
1
2
t$l
Match
5%
4+»%
6-
5-
6-17
1
$1.31'A
Ohio
O'okiep
common
Co.
Ltd.,
4.56%
75c
t30c
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Diablo
Mount
35,851
20,875
—
Edison,
Common
96Vic
2
5-16
7-
5-ia
55c
:
"(increased
7140 lot
Payable of Rec.
6-30
5-
t69c
Forge & Machine Corp.
Holder9
1
5-16
52'Ac
(quar.).
(quar.)
Ohio
Olin
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Motor
190,698
+
4,686
+
Crankshaft
4.92%
When
1
6-
Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Old
Extra
.Ratio
21,
5-ia
7-15
70c
32+2C
common
(quar.)...
Co.
I
$1.50
;
Service,
preferred
4-1&
6-
6-
■
common
(quar.)
Pharmacal
1
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bancorporation,
Public
5-31
6-
$2
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
5-31
6-27
Mid-Hudson
of
Co.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred
4'A%
Engineering
Motor
27,543
140,076
_______
Jan.
6-20
6-20
v
„
preferred
Lumber
preferred
a
7-15
85c
Corp.—
on
Corporation
$1.25,
Ltd.
Morrison-Knudsen
Moslnee Paper Mills
803,882
+
660,901
13b>
accounts
the
amended
as
Per
(quar.)
Mutual
292,204
(Section
capital
Co.,
Mutual
in
-Surplus (Section
&
Paper
4+4%
—1,090,136
—
& Co.
P.)
prior
Morris
75,623
Capital Accounts—
Capital
Boston
6-
5-ia
30c
(quar.)
Insurance
t$1.75
preferred
A (quar.)
preferred
5+4%
Total
between
1952
C
preferred
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack Lines
2,535
14,059
dividends
liabs.
in
6-29
6-10
37+2C
Co.
Ohio
5'A%
Co.—
redeemable
Mount
deposits—;
24,
5%
31,386
-396,550
18,677,314
account—
£ U. 8. Treas.—general
Redwood
Northwestern
Ohio
Share
pref.
7%
95~3l8
15
25,542,690
Ry.
1
5-12
4-14
+10c
Corp. for each 20 shs. held)
34
6-
6-10
40c
share
(one
1
.
(quar.)
Water,
1st
6-15
6-ia
5-10
34+aC
Uranium
Ogilvle Flour Mills,
Company
Company
Equipment
764,225
Deposits:
Other
Oct.
Auto
$2.50
notes—
Day &
agreement
an
Monroe
Morgan
Reserve
Total
L.
(quar.)
Moody's Investors Service, $3 pfd. (quar.)—
Moore CorD., Ltd., common (quar.)
LiabilitiesFederal
(quar.)—
(interim)..
Ohio
$3.85
%
874.753
—
7,119
49,872,230
Co.
&
Central
Norwich
■:
55,672
+
19,213
163,726
——:
$$1
30c
75c
25c
—
10%
Gas
Oil
6-30
$1
(quar.)_,
(quar.)
Refractories
dividend
4.20%
(Continued from page 14)
Morgan
Total
Shore
Star
Northwest
Moore-Handley Hardware—
56.011
assets—,—
A
dividend
5+2%
preferred
Dividends
930.425
—
—381,871
3,962,777
premises———,
Other
American
4+4%
22
items—
cash
Ltd.
Oklahoma Natural
4%
Due
R.
its
839,400
—
23,701,912
preferred
preferred
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)
Ohio
by
—3,069,550
Total
4%
Mining,
Northern
1780
+ 3 908,950
——
5-11
Northern
30
930,425
—
Certificates
Bonds
6-15
—
—
Mines,
Northern
14,205
Notes
——
5-16
Northern
Jun
607
—
980,550
1
Natural Gas
Jun
securities:
——,
6-
6-
Chemical,
Northeastern
Jun
preferred
outright—
Bills
6-10
6-15
(quar.)
Stock
—May 31
Jun
1
this Issue.
Subject to terms of
stockholders dated
6,323
—
14,205
6-30
15c
(quar.)
preferred
North
♦
Consolidated National Shoe Corp., class B common
Consolidated National Shoe Corp., class B common—
667
96,930
—
364,959
—_
13,863
—354,921
360,954
advances
97'Ac
$1.02+2
preferred
North
2015
3
Jun
.
25
Jun
pfd. stock, series C
Tuesday, May 10:
61,395
•
and
6-ia
Stock
1482
Transacted
293,063
Industrial
S.
—
852,174
20,990,276
banks
cash—
Discounts
U.
2,432
notes
R.
6-10.
North
Auction Sales
278,998
—
reserves—
gold certificate
e-ia
6-30
preferred
(quar.).
4+2% preferred
(quar.)
1,666
Total
F.
for
10,001
+
5-m
6-30
5+2%
2010
1954
1955
20,138,102
1
6-30
6%
1
20
25
30
„■
5-ia
6-
90c
(quar.)—
common
Car
Jun
May 12,
1
40c
85c
Nova
Decrease (—) Since
May 4,
1
6-
—
Power,
4%
May 11,.
6-
t$1.25
Dock—
Investment Corp.
Increase ( + ) or
Gold
5-10.
a
50c
American
thousands of dollars)
Assets—
a
I— ~
4'A%
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
a
6-
Ltd.—
Dry
&
American
stock
preferred
6-
7-
130c
North
stock
'Announcement in
6-
1
1
_—
Ltd. (quar.)
Norfolk
Southern
Ry. (quar.)
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
4%
adjT preferred (quar.U
Foreign Securities Corp.—
preferred
1
7-
7-
933Ac
(quar.)
North
__
par
a
(quar.)
Northern
$50
Co.,
3
6-
(quar.)
Noranda
Co.—
3%%
&
6-
1
$1.12+2
1
cumu.
stock
A
5-
1
7-
$1.12+2
—
1
cumu.
refunding mortgage bonds
Purina
States
2nd
clas
6-10
7-
Gas—
Jun
Properties, Inc., debs, due 1958$1.60 prior preference stock—
Maid
&
._Jun
__
preferred stock
preferred stock
5%
5-16
1
preferred
Normetal
_
convertible
Corp.,
Philadelphia
valuation
1958
—
cumu.
6-
preferred
Nopco
CALLED
1956
1956—
7
5-2(1
50c
(s-a)—_
(quar.)
4.10%
Utilities Co.—
due
7
6-
6-10
$2.50
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Date
bonds
Marathon
79J
—
ISSUE
debentures
6-
1
40c
common
3.90%
gold
4-22
1
7-
3.60%
..
conv. pfd. stk._May
pfd. stock, series A„May
Hollingsworth & Whitney Co., 3'A% s. f. debentures
May
Jersey Central Power & Light Co., 4% 1st mtge. bonds—May
183
+
Co.
RR.,
Electric
Quarterly
Niagara Mohawk
RR.—
Corp., 5%
State
Common
•
May 31
York
5-20
7-
.
(s-a)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Newport News Shipbuilding
*
—Jun
2
5-31
5-20
3.40%
due
Issue—
Stromberg-Carlson
(In
*
Co.—
Income debentures due 1961
Bush Terminal Buildings
Co., 5%
390
+
and
Merchant's National
Federal Reserve
*
1
___:
4.30%
bonds
Orleans
1
_Jun
1972
1st mtge. s.
Co.,
*
5-
6-10
25c
preferred series 1949 (quar.)
Newfoundland Light
&
Power
Co.,
Co.—
Gas
due
Service
mortgage
General Finance
+1,471
405
+
10,341
banks————
Exclusive
serves;
Manufacturing
Johnson
From others—
&
bonds
Income
+1,067
—
banks——
Electric
debenture
Income
Borrowings:
From
Service
1
preferred
•
$1
$1.01'A
(quar.)
4+2%
10%
30c
$2.50
RR.
Harlem
pfd.
-
15c
—
4%
(quar.)
*
Associated General
+1,934
21,476
deposits except U. S. Government
Central
&
Co.
' "
preferred (quar.)
ENTIRE
308
—
York
Brake
preferred
Company
+5
111
55,981
—
New
Air
3%%
Texas
Liabilities—
Demand
2015
York
New
3+4% 1st rcf. mortgage bonds, series B
Washington Gas Light Co.—
3+4% reference mortgage bonds due 1979
Wilson & Co., Inc., 3%
1st mtge. bonds due
47
+
95
2,354
banks
*
:J.
Ltd
$4.50
3.20%
69
94
—
—
domestic
Jun
Mines,
Jersey Power & Light,
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
New Jersey Zinc (quar.)
Ry.—|
601
+
—
834
Dickenson
New
11
8.883
vault-—
with
New
New
6-21
6-15
20c
(quaf.)_,_h
1880
Transfer
Southwestern
+4,153
—
banks...
Balances
—
21,663
—
Other securities
Loans
—
1.517
1,783
bonds
S.
—1,468
—1,502
49
+
33,571
indebtedness—
of
412
233
—128
8,701
,
—
20
1774
1775
5-16
$1.06+4
(quar.)
—
Paper
1801
Scovill
5
+
+
Nekoosa-Edwards
1878
Republic Steel Corp., 3%'
+
247
+1,049
+
958
+1,194
1.113
7,590
securities—total—
bills
703
+
stock
preferred
(quar.)
1
Public
-
,——
loans
Government
S.
Treasury
U.
loans
57
+
Brothers
New York
preferred
4'A%
"
Nelsner
2013
7-21
30c
Co.,
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
Share
•
(s-a).
Co.
Neiman-Marcus
1
1
May 15
1st mtge. bds. due '82—May 15
participating
Company
1874
1975
Light Co., 3'A%
Publications, Inc.—
Natomas
*
May 18 ■■■■'
pfd* stock-—-May 23
Peoples Water & Gas Co., 5% debs, due June 1, 1971—Jun
Pittston Co., 5% coll. trust s.f.
notes, ser. B due 1968—Jun
462
+
due
&
dividend
3%%
—
Real
62
+3,341
pur-
carrying securities
Other loans for purchasing or carrying securities
chasing
+
bonds
1773
2011
pfd. stock
When
Per
Name of
3%% first mortgage bonds dated 1936
Jun
1
New England Power Co., 3'A% 1st
mtge. bonds, ser. A—May 15
Pacific Western Oil Corp.,3+2%
15-yr. s. f. debs.—Jun
1
r
22.607
—
-
brokers
to
314
192
—
mortgage
Minnesota
1954
+
84,464
42,010
adjusted4.,
Loans
1st
Power
$1.50
(In millions of dollars)
Loans
cumulative
Union
Macfadden
May 5,
1955
1955
Co., 4.80%
Ry.
Georgia
Iowa
Assets—
Page
of America, 5% conv.
Depot Co., 3% % 1st mtge. bonds—Jun
Signal Co., 5% cumul. preferred stock
July
Power & Light Co.—
Street
General
Decrease (—) Since
Loans
Controller
Crucible Steel Co.
ber banks follows:
April 27,
Date
.»
of
1st mtge. 3V2 %
million
May 4,
Co.
Canada, Ltd.—
sinking fund bonds, series A & B
May 15
Bristol-Meyers Co., 25-year 3%% debentures£.—Jun
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 3%% ret. & lmpvt. mtge. bds._Jun
1
.
.
Monday, May 16, 1955
...
common
(quar.)——
(quar.)
6-10
5-27
45c
25c
7-
1
8-10
8-15
7-23
32Vic
33c
$-15
8-15
7-23
—
75c
5-16
4-18
Controls, Inc.—
class A (entire issue called for re¬
demption on June 15 at $25 per share
plus this dividend)
30c
8r15
25c
6-15
Penman's,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)—
7-23
Penn
$1.20
Penn-Dixie
Cement
new
com.
(initial quar.)
5-24
Number 5429
181
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2287)
Per
Name of
Company
Fruit
Perm
Co.,
Share
(quar.)__
common
dividend
Stock
Per
Name of
Rochester
5*20
$1.12'/a
Rochester
E
(quar.)
$1.17 Ya
Rockland
(quar.)
$1.41
3.70%
4.40%
preferred
B
Pennsylvania
4.24%
pfd.
(quar.)__
Utilities Investment
$1.06
(quar.)__
Pennsylvania
(quar.)__
4Vi%
Ross
50c
(quar.)—
4 Va
%
'quar.)
Pepper
(see Dr.
<Dr.)
Pepperell- Mfg.
Pepsi-Cola
Perfect
Co.
7%
Si?3
Corp.
5-20
25c
6-
1
-;§* 6
,
$1 75
6-
1
£«0
St.
.
(quar.)
Croix
(quar.)——:
5%
Petersburg
Pfaudler
Inc.
&
Hopewell
Co.
Gas
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Year-end
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Manufacturing
Phila.
Dairy
Co.
Products
1
5*20
6-
1
St.
San
8*16
Savage Arms Corp.
6-27
6-30
5-20
6-
1
1
5-n
983Ac
6-
1
6-
1
4
75c
6-
6,
Pleasant
Piomb
-6f*H
7-
7-
Polaris
$1.37'/a
6-
Class
.
B
6-
■
Co.
Potash
3.60%
Powell
„
of
^-20
5c
__
37 V2c
,
45c
1st preferred
5V2 %
Hall,
Prentice
5%
quar.)
America,
Class
B
4V+%
preferred
10c
5-21
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
nreferred
(auar.)
$1.12V2
4Vt%
Public
Service
New
Public
Service
5%
Co.
Pure
Oil Co.,
(initial)
(quar.)
Ralston
Purina
Common
Co.,
Graphite
Bronze——
1
6%
Ray-O-Vac
Raymond
Co.
30c
•6-
Concrete
1
t20c
6-10
Pile
30c
(quar.)
9-12
*5-16
4-20
37V2c
Reading
4%
Red
preferred
Remington
4%%
,
(quar.)
Co..
Arms
i
20c
com
(s-a)—Ltd.
(interim)
Mines,
.Republic Insurance
preferred
Republic
Steel
(Texas),
$2.25
t5c
com.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(stock
$1
dividend)
100%
Copper & Brass
Reynolds
B
(quar.)—
Mfg. Co.. com.
4V2%
75c
(R. J.) Tobacco, common
Common
Rheem
conv.
Rice-Stfx,
pfd.
(quar.)—
60c
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Oil
Textile
preferred
Corp.
Corp.,
A
—
(quar.)
common
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
_
$1.75
$1.75
75c
(quar.)
60c
(quar.)
$1
6-23
Robbins & Myers. Inc., com. (quar.)
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)
Participating
Robinson, Little & Co., class A pref.
50c
37V2c
—
(quar.)
8 3/10c
J25c
Class
4%
preferred
Tampa
6-15
6-
6-
5-20
7-
4.167c
preferred
5
Tampax, Inc.
5-27
10c
7-
1
6-10
31'Ac
7-
1
6-10
$1.50
7-
1
57c
6-15
5-25
10c
5-16
5-
4-28
4-28
5-16
5-
(quar.)
B
$1.08
5-16
5-
$1.04
5-16
5-
2
5-28
5-
9
27c
6-15
6-
1
$12'/ac
5-16
4-30
6-
4-29
4.327c
Pearson
conv.
5-16
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Fenn,
&
pfd.
conv.
Carson
preferred
vestment
5-25
6-15
(quar.)__
2
4.10%
Gas
$5c
(from
2
1
in¬
8c
Transmission,
preferred
2
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
income)
Tennessee
V
9
25c
common
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.
5-20
22c
_
&
Taylor,
6-1B
6-10
65c
-
Taylor
5-
35c
4.32%
5-
2
4-29
(quar.)
1
5-10
1
2
20c
(s-a)
Co.,
preferred A
5-31
4-29
7-
1
6-
3,
7-
1
6-
3
$1.06'A
(quar.)_
35c
$1.02'/a
com.
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
3
4.25 7o
preferred
(quar.)__
4.607c
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.15
7-
1
6-
3
$1.16
7-
1
6-
3
.____
4.647c
preferred
(quar.).
2
6-2
4.657c
preferred
(quar.)
7-
1
7-2
6-2
$1.16'A
6-
3
5.107c
(quar.)
1
6-
5-26
5-16
$1.27'/a
7-
30c
(quar.)
4-15
7-
$56'A
_
5-25
$50c
—*
3
5.12%
preferred
(quar.)_:
1
6-
5-
5
$1.28
7-
6-13
3
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1,31'A
7-
1
6- 3
5.857c
$1.46'A
7-
1
6-
12V2C
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
preferred
1
5-16
$1
5-13
4-29
preferred
Tennessee Natural
6-1
5-13
Texas
Co.
Texas
(quar.)
Eastern
6-
Ltd.—
7-
(quar.)__
Gas Lines,
5.507c
preferred
6-28
4.75 7c
convertible
4.507c
convertible
6-10
5-
9
6-10
5-
9
Texas
Fund
100%
5-16
5-
9
Texas
Gas
pfd.
6-
1
6-
1
70c
5-16.
5-16-
5-30
6-15
6-10
5-25
1
5-11
6-15
60c
$$1.25
(quar.)
—
5-13
6-
$12V2C
^
Common
Mobil
5-13
Texas
Industries
4-28
Texas
Pacific
6-
Thatcher
5-20
4-28
The
Thew
Oil
6-10
5-27
6-10
5- 0
Co.,
Inc.
5c
(quar.)_____
6-30
6- 3
Thomaston
class
B_^______
6-
5-31
5-16
Thrifty
6-
4-18
Tide
$1
1
Power
6%
Co.,
(quar.)
150c
Power
1
4-15
5-16
(Dallas)
4-20
dividend)
(quar.)
Trust Co.
Y.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sons
(quar.)
5-17
5-17
6-17
Torbrit
Silver
Mines.
Ltd.
(interim)
(quar.)
t5c
Townsend
Trade
5-18
Transcontinental
Trinity Universal Insurance (quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
Troy & Greenbush RR. Asso. (s-a)
5-16
4-30
6-15
6- 3
7-15
7-11
33c
6-
1
5-16
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
7-20
.8-1
v
Elevators, Ltd.
Building Corp.
4.307c
Twin
Trust
South
La
Rubber
Co.,
preferred
8-
1
7-20
$4.25
1
5-10
Unilever,
6-
1
about
$23
6-15
6-3
Union
Carbide
25c
6- 1
5-17
Union
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
57c
Electric
$4.50
$4
5-27
1
5-20
$3.50
6-
1
5-20
Union
Metal
New
9-15
Above
class
B
issue is
(quar.)
Coil
Products
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
(quar.)
J.)
5- 2
On
50c
87'/2c
6-15
6-15
5-16
were
6- 1
Union
Tank
Car
5-18
5- 9
United
Air
12-
1
(quar.)
6- 1
5-20
5-27
5-13
75c
40c
6-10
6-10
5-10
35c
(quar.)__________
$1.25
(quar.)__
60c
933Ac
common
(quar.)
5-10
6-11
"
"
6-10
7-15
5-16
*
Sulphur &
also
United
Biscuit
$4.50
United
Can
United
6-
1
5-16
Standard
15c
6- 1
5-16
share)
Series
Class
A
6-17
5-16
5-
6
5-16
5-
6
6-
9
5-14
50c
6-
1
4-29
30c
5-31
5-13
6 Vic
5-31
5-13
5-16
4-20
$1
4-20
5-16
4-20
$7140
dividend)
5-18
92%c
6-16
107*
4-20
quar.)
4-30.
20c
7-
6
6-24
20c
(initial (quar.)
5-18
7-
6
6-24
6-
corporate title of Union
classes
April
of
12.
stock
two-for-one.
(quar.)
37'Ac
common
of America,
(quar.)
Share,
Ltd.
&
Glass,
common
preferred
(quar.)
1___.
com.
1
5-11
6-15
5-13
6-
5-13
1
$1.25
6-
1
6-13
6-
1
5-16
25c
6-
1
6-17
A
(quar.)
7-15
7-
7-15
4-21,
7'/2c
6-21
6- 7
56'Ac
(quar.)
class
$1.12'/a
!40c
(s-a)
(quar.)__
Ltd.,
25c
$1.12M»
tSl.25
&
Corporations,
B
1
01.12'A
(stock
both
Co.
Co.
6-17
7-
9%%
(quar.)_
preferred
Bond
1
50c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
Aircraft Corp., 5%
preferred (quar.)
United Auto Parts, Ltd.—
preferred
6-17
7-
to
United
5%
5-17
6-30
$1.06'A
equal
convertible
United
40c
split
2
6-
62'/2c
1954
Corp., effective
date
5-13
5-13
17'/ac
(quar.)
class A
new
Oil
this
5-20
6-24
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60 conv. pref. (quar.)
Railway Equipment Mfg
Co.
Lines,
3
25c
(quar.)
(Indiana)
5-16
4'/2 %
(quar.)_
(N.
12-15
25c
(quar.)—
10-
1
1
5-28
Missouri—
(initial
45c
6-
6-
37'/2c
(quar.)
(auar.)
30c
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
Material,
common
new
6-15
25c
(quar.)
Mfg.
8-16
11-15
533Ac
1,000
of
5-16
8-25
11-25
$1.75
(initial)
Co.
5-25
40c
Carbon
nreferred
6-15
1
40c
6
40c
(quar.)
Street
&
preferred
$3.70
6-
7-
5-31
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
6-15
6
4-28
6-15
preferred
6-10
5-
&
preferred
Union
$1.12'/a
:
5-
5-17
common
Chemical
60c
5-25
preference
Fl.
per
$1.50
3
20c
(quar.
(year-end for
Ltd.
5-10
35c
commcn
Salle
5-20
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
convertible
1
I
(New
Gas
preferred
Coach
$1.50
6-
6-
York) (quar.)__
Pipe Line (quar.)
(quar.)_
&
8-29
5-20
$1
City 9th Unit $6 pfd. (accum.)
Tung-Sol Electric, common (quar.)
6-
75c
$20c
Tudor
28c
5-10
Co.
Bank
30c
Quarterly
(Ohio),
5
1
8-15
30c
Co.
5-
5-13
1
Union Oil & Gas
Quarteity
Quarterly
Co.
5-20
5-27
5-28
1
5-13
25c
Oil
6-10
30c
Co.—
1
6-
25c
B
Oil
5-16
6-
30c
(quar.)
common
Standard
6-27
30c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.05
preferred
Standard
5%
75c
;
(N.
4-15
5-10
6-
33c
(quar.)
preferred A
(stock
6-15
25c
$1.15
(quar.)
Sparks-Withingtori, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Speed Queen Corp., common (quar.)_
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Spencer Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
Calif,
6-15
5-31
6-
27'Ac
preferred
6-30
5-17
i2'/2c
$1.14
Tyer
Co.. of
17'/2c
2
$1.06'A
7-20
!.
(quar.)
Forgings
5-31
2007*
._i
(quar.)
Oil
5-31
6-15
$1.06'A
208
convertible
(quar.)__
dividend)
6-15
(quar.)
7-20
preferred
5-16
6-15
5-
(quar.)
1
common
1
6-25
(quar.)
8-
Inc.,
6-
5-16
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
Brands,
5-26
preferred
7-20
(Conn.)
9
4.25%
7-20
preferred
6-
preferred
1
com.
5-11
5-31
$1
Toronto
97V2c
Telephone,
3
35c
Tower
92V2c
(quar.)
5-10
6-
6-15
15c
preferred
(stock
Bearing
Guarantee &
5-25
25c
4 'A %
8-
$4.50
70c
Associated
Toledo Edison
8-1
States
5-12
5-13
25c
(quar.)
5-2
30c
(quar.)
preferred
4
40c
:
Co.
5-13<
25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-15
ioc
(quar.)
6-6
—
(quar.)_
com.
6-15
35c
(quar.)____
6-15
55c
Service,
6-15
1
100%
(quar.)___
com.
62V2c
quarterly
Public
1
7-
15c
.
R.)
Corp.
1
7-
(Two shs.
62V2c
-
Co.
6-
$1.24
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Insurance
6-15
$1.35
22'/2c
(quar.)______—
common
5-10
5-11
25c
(quar.)
dividend)
Oil
Co.,
Stores
Roller
5-10
1
5-27
4.56%
pfd.
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
&
Markets
Drug
Water
Title
(quar.)
Life
commcn
(quar.)_
Mills
(John
Thorofare
6-
(increased)
(stock
Thompson-Starrett,
6-30
6-30
3
1
5c
income)
Thompson Products, common
4%
preferred (quar.)
50c
6-3
66-
6
25c
Coal
Shovel
31'Ac
(quar.)
5-10
$1.12'/2
Mfg.
(quar.)_
Fair
383Ac
________
(quar.)_
5-10
1
$1.18%
Glass
Thompson
(quar.)
Works
6-15
25c
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
been
6-
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Pipeline Co.—
6-
50c
has
35c
(quar.)
div.)
(initial-quar.)
common
5-
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
5.47c
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing (stock
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.967c
New
3
6-10
preferred
investment
Transmission,
65c
6
com.
(quar.)_
(from
45c
3
(quar.)_
$1.37'/a
Transmission,
6-10
62V2C
Inc.
75c
2
15c
div.)
^
(quar.)
7-27
$1.033A
33A%
;
Electric
(increased)
Petroleum,
Co.
1
15c
6-23
6-23
37V2c
Oil
A
B
7-10
7-10
$1.06 'A
Standard
1
7-10
$1.18%
5
Oil
912-
53c
(quar.)___.
class
,$1.43%
(quar.)
$1.60
1
1
5-16
5
Standard
6-
10-
1-1-56
4-28
Inc.,
5-
Standard
5-15
5-15
1
5-16
(quar.)
$3.50
1
1
7-
15c
preferred
Standard
6-
6-
Talon,
5-
Standard
10c
10c
50c
(quar.)
6-23
5-31
Water
8
7-10
5-31
Stamford
5-13
4-
1
preferred
Class
5-13
6-15
6-
30VaC
Mills,
(quar.)_
5-27
7-
Tokheim
Kellogg
1st pfd.
7-15
5c
50c
5-27
6-14
Inc.,
50c
'
$4c
4.15%
Spindale
4- 8
6-
50c
Transit
6- 5
Spiegel,
8
50c
50c
30c
Ltd.
Spencer
$
5- 5
50c
4.25%
Standard
1st
Richfield
60c
60c
—
(quar.)
7%
$4
40c
6
5-
3
25c
15c
common
preferred
preferred
4.20%
5-
5-20
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
(quar.)_^__
5%
Socony
preferred
6-20
6-
$1
Syracuse
—__
preferred
4.60%
10c
(quar.)
$1
preferred
4.36%
30c
8-12
6-30
Southwestern
5-16
1
8-12
Spokane International RR. Co.—
•Revere
Riegel
50c
30c
preferred
Renable
.
(quar.)
25c
Stores
4-29
6-
5-16
5-13
common
(stock
non-cum.
$1.32
1st
Co.
Owl
4%
60c
Company.
non-cum.
Reardon
-
(quar.)
5-16
5-13
1
60c
pfd.
A
non-cum.
4.40%
1
6-10
1
(quar.)
Railway,
3.90%
i
6-
1
(quar.)
Utah
6-
2
2
9-
(quar.)
Co.
5-
37'/2c
(quar.)
6%
5- 2
5-16
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
Calif
3.70%
"6-10
"
Rayonier, Inc.
6-13
Oil,
5-13
5-
65c
(quar.)
preferred
Co.
6-28
Southwestern
1
9-
t$1.50
—_
5-13
1
&
60c
25VaC
Increased
3-16
f$1.50
(quar.)
6-
2nd
1
5-16
5-16
37VaC
Development,
Southwestern
30c
—_—
4%
Swift
Die
6-
2
45c
Southwestern Drug Corp., common (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7-18
7-18
$$1.75
5%
c
6%
Swan-Finch
1
8-1
7- 1
6-15
65c
(quar.)
Paper Co.
45c
Canada,
5%
93%c
Rapid Electrotype Co. (increased quar.)
Quarterly
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd., com
5-26
8-
$45c
Common
75c
Randall
6-10
&
5-27
6-30
9-
(quar.)
of
Ltd.,
Southern
75c
.
Sutherland
15c
Southern
87V2c
(quar.)
com.
7-20
6-10
30c
(liquidating)
Liquidating
orig. pfd. (increased quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Southern
—^
1
5-
-40c
Super-Cold
Timken
Southern
t75c
tquar.)
8-
5-10
6-
(Initial)
Southern Canada
50c
preferred
5-20
60c
5%
class
Lathe
Co.,
4.88%
25c
3%%
5-20
5-16
91V4C
partic.
4.08%
J30c
pfd. (quar.)
$3.50 conv. 1st
Texas
5%
40c
(quar.)_.
5-31
5-31
Southern California Edison Co.—
100%
Co.
5-12
5-13
1
31'Ac
Ray Drug, 6%> pfd. (quar.)
Sunray Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Sunset Oil Co. (initial)
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc,
(quar.)
5-20
5-16
4
30c
Sun
5-27
1
6-
25c
common
$20c
Corp.
Bend
Co.,
66-
$1.07 Va
—
to
Oil
1
$1.07Va
-
(quar.)
Corp.,
Southam
43c
State
Power
Sun
5-31
91Vtc
common
Straping
Co.
South
17c
Quemont Mining Ltd. (s-a)
Radio Corp. of America—
-
5-16
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Ltd.
South
Mexico—
Fire & Marine Insur.
Oil Refining
Quaker
Quebec
,
5-16
(George) Fund of Boston—
Quaker City
1
$1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
preferred
$1.55
5-16
$1.12Va
__
com.
new
12-
85c
(S.
$1.25
dividend
Stock
1
1
433Ac
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Wells
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)_l
Sons
Oil
Sonotone
84c
preferred
Putnam
9-
5-27
™:
10c
preferred
Superior Tool
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
changed
27c
22V2c
New
of
9-15
4-29
50c
Corp., common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Suburban Propane
Gas., com. (quar.)
5.20% pfd. (quar.)
5.20% preferred (1952 series)
(quar.)
$1.25
4-15
8-10
50c
(quar.)
com.
5-15
5-16
-40c
Stonega Coke & Coal
27'/ac
(initial quar.)-
Morgan)
(quar.)___
Socony-Vacuum Oil (quar.)
Corporate name ol above issue
50c
26c
A
(quar.)
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
5
1
Sons
&
preferred
32J/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Saw & Steel
Oil
Smith
Hampshire—
(quar.)_;
Common
5-
6-
1st
25c
(quar.)_.
Pen
(quar.),
Smith-Douglass Co.
87V2c
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
.
of
Co.
5-16
7%
2!/2%
183Ac
Skil Corp.
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Common
3.35%
Skelly
$1.05
1—
com.
31/2%
*
Stix, Baer & Fuller,
6-10
4-25
Co.
(H.)
Sinclair
$1.05
4Va%
*
5-30
7- 1
L.)
6-15
t30c
common
Simpson's,
$1.06'A
.
preferred
(quar.)
Co. of Indiana,
preferred (quar.)
4.32% preferred (quar.)
4.16% preferred (quar.)
5-31
(J.
7- 2
56c
Stetson (John B.) Co., com.
(quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp.
(quar.)
6-3
(quar.)
Steel
Simmonds
$1.06'A
preferred
&
B
Simmons
(quar.)
A.)
preferred
Simon
45c
Service
Oil
New
quar.)
Inc.
preferred
5%
6-10
4.20%
Public
Stifel
25c
Corp.
preferred
Class
50c
4'A%
*
(W.
Signode
4.20%
*
6-20
5-25
(quar.)
Co.,
Signal
50c
Colorado—
of
Co.
(increased
6-30
7-1
(s-a)
Sigma Mines, Ltd
50c
Transport
Service
Common
5-20
$3c
redeemable pfd. B
7%
t$2
Providence-Washington Insurance Co.—
$2 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Public
5-16
6-10
6-15
,
9-15
12-15
$25c
quar.)
(quar.)
1
$1.10
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mfg.
preferred
6-10
6-
6-15
9-30
30c
(increased
12-30
10c
7- 1
*'
■»
5-6
Corp.,
Water,
4%
(Both the Class A and Class B payable in
5% preferred stock)
Provincial
4V2%
7-10
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
25c
(s-a)
_______________________
—
5-27
6-30
$1.25
Stern & Stern Textiles—
6-1
(quar.)
Shenango Valley
15c
Inc.__
pfd.
& Co.
Sherwin-Williams
$1.25
Ltd., 4%
Prosperity Co., class A—
6-13
6-10
1
$1.25
$1.25
Corp.
25c
redeemable pfd. A
Sheaffer
13 %c
(quar.)
Brothers,
B
Shelter
(s-a).
Metals of
Pressed
6-
7-
6-
7-16
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp., class A
4V2%
25c
(accum.)
common
preferred
Price
4%
Utilities Mfg.—
Preferred
6-15
5-14.,
1
6-15
$1.25
_
(stock div.)
Acceptance
-
Common
t30c
(quar.)
Co.
&
25©,
6-
Parts
Struthers
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
6ervomechanisms,
t30c
Read
Sterling Aluminum Products (quar.)
5-13
Shawlnigan Water & Power Co.—
25c
(quar.)_
Extra
Pratt,
OH
(G. D.)
Class
15c
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
25c
5-13
75c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (initial quar.)
Serrick
37 V2c
preferred
River
Stein
(A.)
& Co.
(quar.)
Sterchl Bros. Stores
(quar.)
1
6-1
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
: 1 3%
participating preferred (s-a)
Seeger Refrigerator (quar.)__
5c
com.
Finance
Securities
20c
Co.,
6-
25c
(quar.)
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
10c
—-
Power
Steel
Ltd.
$$1.06
pfd. (quar.)
convertible
Searle
$1.75
(quar.)
America
5-13
Bros.,
$1
(quar.)
Co., common
$2.12
Seaboard
$1.75
(quar.)
Electric
Potomac
6-10
12-15
par)
Seaboard Surety
(quar.)
Steel
Stedman
25c
___
(quar.)
preferred
$4.75
1*6
6-15
($1
preferred
$5.75
1
iquar.)
Portsmouth
5-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
$1.25
pid.
Seaboard
^10
Am*
1
$1.25
50c
Co. (quar.)
class A (quar.)
Co.,
6
J25c
$$1.06 V»
(quar.)
preferred
4.30%
•
-
_
Mining
&
Poor
6-
5%
27V2c
45c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
5
—
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
(quar.)
Mfg.
3.35%
1
$1.75
—_——
Rubber Co.
(quar.)
_:
preferred, series A
3.65%
~
7S*1
-afiqr
—
Valley Wine
Tool
Plymouth
6-20
10c
Paper Co., common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
preferred
1
(quar.)—
A
4
1
25c
Mines,
com.
pfd.
conv.
5Vb%
9»»0
7-15
$1.75
(quar.)
conv.
Scovill
1
$1
__
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
5V2% prior preference (quar.)
5%
preferred A
(quar.)—
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)_
7%
Gold
5-18
7-
$1.12 Va
Scott
1
50c
~
—
-
5-Tl
*
■
Common
preferred
5-20
1
40c
_
(quar.)
($20 par)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
5-U
6-
——
(quar.)___——;
75c
fc'2
6-
(quar.)
preferred
1st
Antonio
Savage Industries,
'
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
7%
$4.40
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-?3
5-
6-
37VaC
quar.)
7-
$1
common
8*13
1
$1.23%
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Phillips Petroleum (quar.)
r
Paper,
6-10
12'/2c
$4.95
Common
Regis
6-
91'Ac
$3.95
common
6-
5-27
5-25
6-10
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
:
$2
convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)—
$1.30
$3.65
Pillsbury Mills,
$4 preferred
Stauffer
5-13
6%
25c
(quar.)
com.
5-13
1
'
_______——
Water,
5*42
65c
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Suburban
2
45c
(quar.)
Eelectric Co., common
preference common (quar.)
Phila.
6-
10c
(quar.)
Philadelphia
:
$1
5%
65c
(quar.)
Pheoll
5*43
20c
______
6-10
35c
(quar.)
50c
40c
Paul,
(quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
'
Peter
1
6-
Paper Co.
(quar.)
San Francisco Ry.—
St. Louis,
Machine & Gear Co.—
preferred
6-
Corp
Supply (quar.)
Chemical Co. (increased
50c
Bafway Steel Products (quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V*%
frio
Holdera
6-10
50c
common
Engineering
When
Payable 0} Rec.
15c
Warner
Fuel
5%
(quar.)
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
5-16
25c
(increased)
State
Ryan Aeronautical
75c
Bottlers
Stanley
5-13
(s-a)—
Rupert (Jacob) com
4 Va%
preferred (quar.)
1
Pepper)
(quar.)
General
Circle
Perkins
$1
(quar.)
5-13
1
$1.02Vb
(quar.)
6-
75c
,
preferred
E.
(J.
Ltd.,
10c
25c
1
(quar.)
preferred
(resumed)
$1.19
common
A
B
6-
(quar.)
6-15
Peoples Teltphone (Butler, Pa.)—
Common
Co.,
preferred
>
Share
class
$1.18%
Valley R. R.
Axle
&
Rolland Paper Co.,
100%
Peoples Drug Stores
Haas
&
4%
70c
dividend
Stock
Rohm
25C
RR.
Spring
Co.,
6-
Light & Power—
Rockwell
Company
Tube
$1
preferred B (quar.)
Rockwell Mfg.
(quar.)
$1.10
Per
Name of
/.
$1.02'/a
4.75%
92VaC
Power,
Pennsylvania
Genessee
&
Holdera
Payable of Rec.
Standard
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
D
C
When
Share
Electric—
&
4.10%
58 Vac
(quar.)
Company
Gas
4%
57'/2c
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.70 %
'4.05%
<
6-15
2%
prelerred
(quar.)
4.63%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.
4.50% preferred F (quar.)
4.60%
'
When
H_o]der a
Payable of Rec.
8%c
51
6-21
6- 7
J37c
5-16
4-19
ilOc
6-31
4-30
5
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2288)
Per
Name
Elastic
"United
Share
of Company
7%
United
Improvement,
Gas
9»A
serve
New
United
Science
8t
S.
Hoffman
Lines
4'A%
Co.
S.
Pipe
If.
S.
Playing
Jf.
S.
Potash
Steel
United
Stores
Universal
series
8%
Co.,
common-
(quar.)———
A
pfd.
——
Oil
Co.
Oil
Co.
Class
Co.,
B
——
—:—
5-
5-16
6-
to
interests
be
used
to
$1,000,
at
pay
without
un¬
incident
expenses
Stores Corp.—Net
income
from
to
here.
1955
1954
$403,119
$403,118
Expense's
Net
/
Slightly Lower—
dividends
21,869
17,805
30,000
30,000
$351,250
income
$355,313
tax
payroem
profit
180, p.
1816,
&
'Warren
(Northam)
"Warren
Petroleum
"Warren
(S.
D.),
5-
5-17
4-26
65c
6-
1
5-16
50c
6-
Wire
5-12
2
5-17
56-
1
9-10
9-
1
12-10
12-
1
6-
10c
5-16
1
6-
1
5-16
6-15
6-
9-15
12-15
9-
69-
3
6-
1
Frank
(quar.)_
6-
1
5-
-
pfd.
(quar.)_
6-11
5-16
5-20
4-29
25c
5-25
5-
6-
5-20
75c
1
50c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
8-19
6-
1
6-10
5-16
5-
$1.13
.
.——
20c
—
7-
1
5-16
10c
This
of
5-16
5-
2
6-10
6-
1
7-
1
0-18
4%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
50c
1
9-15
4%
convertible
preferred
"Wesson Oil
50c
& Snowdrift.
$4
pfd.
Indies
"West
Jersey
Common
Sugar
special
Point
teed
guarai
Mfg.
Co.
Lines
Air
"Western
Auto
4.80%
(s-a)—_——
(initial
Insurance
Natural
Pacific RR.
"Western
Tablet
&
(quar.)
"Westminister
"White
(S.
"Wlute
Motor,
S.)
Ltd.,
Dental
all
Leo
stock
owned
Wallerstein
1955—4 Mos.—1954
Stock Interest—
headed
group
a
purchased
by
will
Chairman.
as
companv
Net
on
for
the
continue
by Lehman,
interest
an
estate
the
of
late
in
Dr.
President
as
and
,7 ''
which
$2,255,000
be
added
long-term
will
for
be
for
general
Dec.
STATEMENT
OF
&
1,500
Co.,
to
be
and'
paid.
Con¬
$14,200,000
storage
gas
b®-
company,
construction
will
at
plus-
plant.
EARNINGS
12 Months Ended March 31—
Operating
Operating
the
SEC?
the
1980,
of
new
1955,
underground
new
a
1,
estimated
are
with
due
funds
for
made
due
1955
expenditures
of
the
to
debt
expenditures
Si,700,000
mortgage bonds,
competitive bidding.
at
expenditures
of
struction
Statement
registration
a
refunding
sale
will
filed
5
of
public
proceeds
from
May
$8,000,000
offered
1,000
Co
&
Inc.
1955
revenues
"
1954
$41,003,414 $35,154,472
and
expenses
taxes
35,685,917
30,434,17T
$5,317,497
$4,720,295.
1,000
Biddle
Co
Hansen
&
&
2,500
& Co
Net
1,500
Co
Other
„
operating
revenues
income
98.136
28,377'
$5,415,633
$4,748,072:
1,000
_
Zilka, Smither & Co, Inc._
Gross
1,500
income
other
and
deductions
net
Income
for the first quarter
$2,226,067, equivalent to 53 cents per
of
This
with
compares
ended
March
82,107,658,
50
or
cents
income
net
compared
with
totaled
$8,451,293
ior
revenues
the
12
with
compared
4-29
8-
I
7-15
20c
6-
1
5-16
5-16
5-
2
6-10
5-
9
1
5-
9
25c
5-16
5-
$$1.12'A
6-
1
$2
7-
1
Line
to
rose
for
a
the
on
first
ended
a
high
new
the
months
$60,681,331
record
quarter
March
31,
of
1955
ago.—V.
year
5-17
5-
company's
for
1,175.949
stock
$15,000,000
construction
sale
recent
of
outstanding
has
program
of
capital
new
130.041
this
shares
of
finance
It
stock
common
$2.65
to
year
discussed.
been
950,823
$2.91
had
the
stated
was
produced
approximately $4,800,000.
Over 93%
of the
offering was takeji up
through the exercise of subscription warrants, the remaining shares,
having been purchased by a group of underwriters and resold to the
public.
The
additional
capital
new
required
in
1955
is
to
obtained
be
through the sale of mortgage bonds, and bank loans.
181,
Sold
545,355-
$2,515,114,
Partial Redemption—
at
will
has
company
of
its
the
refuding
principal
made
be
called
at
for
The
plus
June
on
series
3'A%
accrued
interest
15,
due
the
to
Manhattan
Bank,
New
Riggs National Bank of Washington, D.
C.—V.
181,
$13,500,000 of first mortgage pipe line bonds, 3l/2%
series due 1980. Goldman, Sachs & Co. assisted the com¬
pany in arranging the financing.
Chase
redemption
bonds,
mortgage
amount
1955,
1979.
$60,-
Payment,
redemption
York
City
date,
The
or
2165.
p.
ors
The company has
natural
under
commenced
from the
Okla.
The
Grady
gas
Tulsa,
which
for
County
to transport
central Oklahoma
of south
entered into long-term
from
gas
will
and
pipeline
a
area
has
purchase
Co.,
fuel
construction of
company
will
it
Petroleum
Magnolia
Oklahoma
6-15
37'Ac
Co.—Bonds
468,763
outstanding
share of com.
per
need
the
$3,060,469-
$3,423,095
Earnings
that
Privately—This
has placed privately with institutional invest¬
company
5-13
40c
Pipe
stock
Common shares
$8,-
or
proceeding.
for the first quarter
compared with $15,361,209
preferred
on
Balance
The
1,688,203
$3,891,858
year.
1955,
31,
share,
per
last
1,523,775
income
Dividends
that
high
revenues
Transok
sell
Phillips
Petroleum
Public
to
gas
contracts
Co.
Service
and
Wayne
The
of
Knitting Mills, Fort Wayne, Inc.—Acquires—•
corporation
Prim
said
Mo.,
the
into
will
Hosiery,
Jackson,
the
move
seamless
Chester,
111.,
announced
was
would
purchase
soon
Inc.,
it
mark
the
for
and
the
purposes.
West
Net
Board—
on
Hon.
Gaspard
5-16
Insurance
(quar.)
15c
6-10
5-13
(quar.)—
25c
5-20
4-29
sidiary
25c
8-19
7-29
extensive
$1.25
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
178,
1822.
p.
inc.
(after
5-16
5-10
25c
6-10
5-20
5c
5-31
5-20
L.D.S.,
Lieutenant-
Earns,
in
esti.
1955
share of
per
Fed.
and
and
1955
state
$166,000
in
inc.
$159,283
$272,083-
$0.19
$0.33
stock
common
1954
taxes
1954)
1
20c
D.D.S.,
1
$1.25
Fauteux,
P.C.,
L.L.D.,
has been elected a
ia
President,
Kentucky Coal Co.—Earnings Lower—
$98,750
2
stoctc.
companies
Robson,
Three Months Ended March 31—-
United Asbestos Corp., Ltd.—Fauteux
capital
affiliated
Thomas
Wayne Knitting Mills company
entry of
hosiery field.—V.
all
cash
its
recently.
of
Co.
2
6-
(quar.)
Inc.
Candle
Co.
(monthly)
Iron
Service,
90c
preferred
common
preferred
W.)
(quar.)_
common
5'A%
(quar.)
(quar.)
31 V»c
37 Vic
quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
$1
common
(quar.)
50c
(s-a)
5%
Jr.,
27'Ac
$$1.37'A
30C
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
preferred
$1.50
(quar.)
Governor
(Wm.)
37'/2C
common
(quar.)
Public
(F.
35c
Power,
3%
prior
Co.
preferred
(s-a)
(monthly)
$2.50
6-?F!
6-1'
5-20
5-
0
6-
5-
7-31
6-
Miles
Co.
B
5-27
1
5-13
5-31
5-13
6-
6-
6
5-17
6-10
5-25
6-
1
Raceway, class A
dividend
Bruck Mills Ltd. and other corporations.
jointly with Lake Asbestos of Quebec Ltd., a sub¬
Smelting
&
Refining
Co.,
is
developing
the
ore-bodies underlying Black Lake, Quebec, Canada.—V. 180,
9
5-
1
5-16
6
2
5-20
I
6-20
8-
1
7-20
$14,000,000
announced
Co.
&
United
biggest financial
Service
—ZZZZZ!
deals in
date
Corp.
in
29
had
it
of
one
bought
The
plans are
present
recent
the Maritime
Prov¬
years.
its
President,
Consoli¬
of
in
this corporation's
European
plants
the
single
a
p.
shares.
in
France,
split
Germany,
have
approved
shares
common
presently
the
an
increase
1,250,000'' from
to
outstanding
in
312.204.
shares
quisition
of
and
describe
or
far in
Marcus
the
when
this
firms
two
broaden
quarter,
$51,373,000 $48,517,000
its
Subscrip¬
stockholders
common
amounting to 57,092 shares at $27
pre-emptive rights
basis
share
per
on
a
subscribed
was
to the extent of 51,583 shares by the stockholders andE
through purchase of rights leaving only 5,509 shares un¬
subscribed.
These shares
underwriters
was
and
181,
p.
immediately taken
were
sold
oversubscription
no
stockholders.—V.
the
number
of
Western
Net
effective
or
said
Marcus
name
1955—4 Mos.—1954
-
of the right to subscribe for additional shares of common
They also voted
three-for-one,
May 13.
Mr.
1955—Month—1954
2058.
tions—The company's offer to
the
European company
new
located
are
into
Supply Co. (Mo.)—Sales Up—
30—
$17,035,000 $13,663,000
181,
stock
European properties
said on May 3.
to distribute stock
stockholders
The
6-
corporation
in
the
diversify
is
actively
negotiating
for
ac¬
its
$29.50
at
privilege
per
share.
allowed
the
up
by
There
present
1922.
2
2
5-10
2
5-10
plants
5-10
licensing arrangement with
to
reported
has
earnings
its European properties,
Argentina,
Canada,
a
the
Telegraph
the
for
and
first
first
was
quarter
double
quarter
of
Co.—Earnings
of
the
1954.
1955
amounted
in
income
net
was
the
Rise—
to
same
$1,299,363,
$2,660,360,
period
last
$1.06
or
at
pensions.
kept
of
pace
with
$2.04 per
the
share,
first
Mr.
said.
6-
Union
share,
a
The
share.
field which would consid¬
industrial activities.
He
did not
Gross
6-
in
In
engineering
quarter, business
company
6-
In addition
income
$2.07
year.
them.
second
the
50c
6- 2
Western Auto
Period End. April
Sales
Switzerland, Italy and Spain.
authorized
to
holders
company's
Sweden,
consolidating
Marcus,
Hyman
Present
to
is
company
company,
4-30
5-16
1817.
Western Light & Telephone Co., Inc.—Stock
control
European Operations—Plans Spin-Off—
7-
3
180, p.
one-for-seven
7%
7%
April
on
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.—To
5-16
2
—V.
American
50c
ZZZZZ
"""
Dividend
inces'
So
.
corporation.
Co., Jefferson
Co.,
Pitfield
C.
the
5-10
68-
Co.—
<71ass B
this
of
Assurance
—V.
The
6-
t$1.75
director
Home
United Service Corp., Halifax, N. S.—New Control—
W.
of
6-13
1
7-
10c
Canadian
of
Asbestos,
of
erably
(quar.)
director
821.
5-16
6-20
6-
25c
(quar.)
Machine
preferred
Quebec,
a
7-15
1
25c
American
of
also
3
1
25c
Monthly
Monthly
is
United
p.
(quar.)—
Grocery
H.), Ltd.,
Mfg.,
I
Sewing Machine Co.—
Industries,
Stock
5-16
1
5c
&
for
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
The
The
20c
preferred
Stock
1
6-
(quar.)
4'A% pfd. <quar.)_
Sons,
&
Electric
Woolworth
May 3 announced that
investment bankers, has
including
Graf
covering
000
He
convertible
"Yonkers
6-
1
Bankshares
Worumbo
William
2165.
p.
Governor
preferred
Wysong
5-16
1
Monthly
Woodward
1955—Month—1954
,
COMPARATIVE
Co
&
Wright
York
reports
$67,218,045
6-10
&
Woodward
L.
Yarnall,
$2.14
rate
a
Operating
6-17
Lovett
(G.
Wood
Woodard-Elwood
1,000
stock.
to
$19,295,960
6-24
Winn
Wisconsin
of
7-1
"Williams
Wrielev
1
6-
(quar.)
Woodall
6-
6-
preferred
A
(s-a)
preferred B (s-a)
Wisconsin
E.
expenditures,
expenditures
2642.
1,000
10,000
new
a
5-13
Baumer
"Wisconsin
2,000
for the 12 months ended March 31, 1954.
portion of the earnings is subject io lefund depending
totaled
2
7-
(quar.)
1,000
Wulff,
months
12
equal
62'Ac
Gibbs
3.60%
5-
5-31
convertible
&
5-1G
2
$10c
Mfg.
Co.,
6-10
50c
(quar.i
convertible
&'
5-
95c
Quarterly
&
the
$1.31'A
(C.)
Oil
"WLllcox
5-13
(extra)
common
Corp.
"Wilcox
1
6-20
—
(quar.)
preferred
"Wickes
6-
5-16
$1.25
(quar.)
Instrument
Paper
"Whitman
of
—
com.
(quar.)
B
(George),
5V4%
1
to
Paper Co. Ltd., class A
Electric
"Whitaker
$1.50
1
Stationery Corp.—
preferred
"Wfcstou
6-15
75c
preferred (quar.)
Electric Corp.,
"Weston
6-
7-
90c
preferred——_
Westinghouse
3.80%
6-15
$1.50
$2
4%
Inc.-
for the corresponding period
Operating
Securities—
Gas,
&
McEvoy
1,000
construction
p.
Co.—Bankers Acquire
Wallerstein.
Interest
common
outcome
$25c
$2.50 class A (accum.)
"Western
5-10
40c
quar.)—.
preferred
(Initial)
Breweries, Ltd
"Western
5-13
1
15c
(quar.)
Canada
"Western
1
6-
5c
Corp
Williams
share,
A
6-
20c
(quar.)
Holding
on
1954.
.
reached
share,
per
5-20
Supply—
common
"Western
3
25c
—
"Westbrook-Thompson
"Western
6-
& Seashore RR.—
(s-a
12,500
1921.
p.
976,284,
12-15
1-3-56
share
For
$1
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
20,000
—
corporation
1955
per
25c
(quar.)
Coast Telephone Co.
"West
10-
20c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co._—
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Earnings Up—
6-17
5-31
75c
Services,
&
Arthur
for
Construction
180,
on
York
company,
Net
5-16
5-26
40c
(quar.)
181,
Weld
Wiesenberger & Co.
Harold
company
New
Max
1,000
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins
Winslow, Douglas &
1,500
Co.—
&
the
2
50c
(quar.)
White,
Co.—
&
Staats
R.
Starkweather
1,000
Co
T.
provide
therefor.
$53,000,000.—V.
1780.
p.
Wallerstein
This
3,000
&
3,000
Co
&
William
Inc
Co
&
at
$15,613,299 $15,114,230 $59,420,724 $57,804,09$
181,
Bros.,
1,500
Arthur
2,000
Co.—_—
to
5-25
40c
Sperry
<fe
Co.—
White
1,500
Co
&
Co.
&
Wheat & Co..
N,
C.
5,000
Scrlbner
&
Sloan
Smithers
S.
—V.
5-13
25c
C.
C.
Smith, Barney & Co.—.— 20,000
Smith, Moore & Co
—;
1,500
F.
3
25c
(quar.)
Deane
Donald
«
C.
Lerchen
&
to
treasury
—
—V.
1,000
1,000
10,000
—
added
50,000
9,500
2,000
Co
Co
&
Singer,
5-12
6-10
50c
Jet
Co._
Shuman,
Agnew &
10,000
—_
Wertheim
20,000
&
5-22
25c
Co.
Co
C.
M. Simon
Co
&
Co
Wegener & Daly Corp
3,000
5-31
I.
&
4,000
Weeden
J.
7-15
40c
—
Fixture
&
Walker
Inc.
9,500
._i_;
Scranton
Durst,
3,000
&
Inc.
&
3,000
Corp.— 20,000
1,000
1
20c
(quar.)
&
Hutton
Anthony & Co
Watling,
Co
2
$35c
(quar.)
common
&
H.
used
be
the
3,000
Co
&
Securities
Walston
Hutzler.
&
Stiver
6-
6-20
(quar.)
Co.,
G.
8-
preferred
&
Bros.
be
7'77,;:7;-V'''-,'77,v^V''-,7j
will
estimated
are
3,000
1,000
81.50
convertible
Showcase
1,500
&
due June
Period End. April 30—
4,000
Wagenseller
—
to
are
10,000
—_
Trask
3,000
37'Ac
5-31
2,000
Cot, Inc.
Union
Shaugnessy & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co._
6-20
Co._——
Co._
Tucker,
Stewart
proceeds
a
registration statement with the SEC on May$25,000,000 of first and refunding mortgage bonds,
1, 1985, to be offered for public sale at competitive-
covering
reimburse
Sales
3,000
&
1,500
Co
The
1616.
p.
Walgreen Co.—April Sales Increased—
1,500
Sutro
1,500
.
W.
Strauss &
Co.——
&
share).
per
179,
1,500
1,500
Schapiro & Co., In.c
Chas.
S.
Co.—
Co
Hoppe
Schwabacher
5-31
4%
Weed en
A.
Inc.
Youngberg—
Spencer
Schoellkopf,
5-31
6-20
J.
&
1,500
&
<
letter of notification with the SEC
cumulative preferred stock to be offered to
a
1,500
1,000
&
1606.
p.
Co., Chicago, III.—Files—
filed
12
of
($5
181,
filed
company
L,
to
1955
20,000
Inc
Roney
Press
snares
par
bidding.
Net proceeds
Securities
Renshaw——
Mosle
&
2,500
Henry F. Swift & Co
Swiss American Corp
Rothschild
P.
M.
5-20
at
Co.—390,057 Shares Deposited
above.—V.
April
on
60,000
1955,
or
4,000
Lukens—
Tracy,
Saunders,
5-16
$1.05
(quar.)——
Steel
(quar.).
"Waverly Oil Works (s-a)
Wayne Knitting
Mills (quar.)
'Wayne Pump Co
C.
Wm.
Rotan,
1,500
Co.—
& Webster
Stroud &
—
&
&
&
Stone
—2,500
and
Rodman
Rogers
Corp
Corp.
10,000
Inc.
Salomon
6-
6-20
Stone
Inc
3,000
Securities
The
5,
series
Nicolaus & Co.,
Stix
3,000
Balfour
1
$1.01
2,500
Co.
2,000
•
Stlfel,
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Robinson
Russell
11-29
Corp,
Virginia Electric & Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
1,500
—
Co
&
Eubanks,
Meyerson & Co
2,000
Co
&
Co
&
Fox
Gardner—
&
Pomeroy,
.
"Washington
The
1
$1
(quar.i
Co.
Riter
Russ
1
11-29
40c
$3
Reynolds
Brothers
Stewart,
Beck & Co.—
&
—
—
Stetson
1,000
Co.,
&
2,500
._
&
Stern, Frank, Meyer &
1,500
Reeves
Refsnes, Ely,
Boyce_
Leydecker
Stern
1,000
"
Pierce
Reinholdt
&
Co.
&
-—.
.
—
Daniel
Bros.
Stephenson,
1,000
Co
Hughes
Inc.
Inc.
*
Stein
Co.—
&
Rauscher,
L.
1
37'Ac
—
Corp.,
Co,,
0
6-10
tlOc
(quar.).
preferred
"Washburn
2
$1.25
$10c
(quar.)
&
Raffensperger,
5-16
company
employees
3,000
Co.—
&
Quail & Co.„
9-15
common
Putnam
5-13
$1.25
Co.
Price
H.
5-10
6-15
(quar.)
Swascy
James
9
3c
Petroleum
Oil
Verson Alisteel
The
2,000
Pressprich
4-26
6-
Sinclair
Shares
1,500
—"
W.
1
12-15
——
Corporation and
Co.,
Inc.
5-25
$10c
(quar.)
&
Prescott,
R.
5-16
$1.06'A
See
Shares
/"./
Shepard &
6-
tl2'Ac
(quar )-
common
7%
Indicated
is
royalty
are
VI.
p.
Provision for Federal
corrected
The
Incorrect.
was
date
.
25c
$12'Ac
quar.)
Co.
Yates
172,
Three Months Ended March 31—
Total
covering
4-29
6-30
Power—
&
(initial
Co.,
6%
proceeds
woi'xing capital.—V.
3
$12'Ac
—————
Co.
"Walgreen
5%
United
Non¬
7%.
tax
(Continued from page 10)
5
5-20
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Walker
Wood
participating
dividend.
Investment News
5-23
5-
$1.75
—
Iron
&
preferred
6%
50
The
activities.—V.
Total
General
6-15
6-11
6-10
5-20
—
preferred
5%
oil
1
4-15
(quar.)
$4.50
1
6-
1
(s-a)-—1—
"Virgina Hot Springs
"Virginian Railway,
6% preferred
"Vogt Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)—
"Waite Amulet Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
"Will
and
derwriting.
tax.
date
record
and/or
6-15
6-
—
Co.
Electric
'Warner
7-
12'Ac
preferred
5%
this
5-14
$1.25
—
Common
$4.04
62'Ac
1
5-31
(Initial)
Coal
"Virginia
1
6-15
6-
$1.25
(quar.)—
Chemical
"Virginia
7-
40c
20c
—
B
5%
1
tax.
Income
6-10
30c
preferred
B
Class
New
6-10
5-31
12c
class A
50c
1
6-20
—_—
(quar.)
A
Class
8%
Income
published
5-27
7-
;.—————
A
Class
"West
6-
6-30
—V.
4-30
—_——
Syndicate
Mfg.
"Viceroy
6-10
5-16
Steel (quar.)
of America (quar.)
Corp.
"Venezuela
37'Ac
——
(quar.)
Heating Corp., 5%
5%
preferred (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.).
"Vendorlator
Mfg.
Co
"West
British
Jamaica
date
5-16
(quar.)-
Fund—
"Vapor
"Welex
for
resident
5-18
12 'Ac
Consolidated Oil
"Vanadium-Alloys
"Vanadium
I
6-
1
preferred
(quar.)
Income
Raalte
"Weber
Less
Less
50c
——
Mines, Ltd.—
(quar.)
Canada
Utah-Wyoming
)
a
5-13
$1.50
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4'A%
Pictures,
Line
5-17
10c
Corp,, $6 pfd. (quar.)
Southern
*5
6-JO
6-30
125c
Construction
*4.20
loc
75c
——
share)
Venezuelan
$1.12'/a
$1
Ltd
Corp.,
"Utah
"Viek
5-13
5-20
$2.00
(quar.)
(quar.)—
—
Corp. (quar.)—
Utah
Class
6-15
5-19
1
$1
—
Insurance
Universal
"Van
1
6-
closed
not
15%;
tax
x
5^
45c
1st
Consolidated
Universal
"Value
5-31
6-
75c
(quar.)____—__
Lithograph
Co..
Vitamin
<quar.)__
common
(quar.)
common
United
Upper
books
y Previous
75c
$1.06'A
(quar.)
&
preferred
s.
6-20
22'Ac
J.),
Card
preference
7%
75c
(quar.)
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
IPayable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
5-24
200%
(s-a)
Co.
Rubber
8.
U. S. Steel,
U.
(N.
Foundry
&
Printing
5%
"IT.
6
7-10
22 "2 C
,,
(quar.)—
preferred
U.
U. S.
7-
$2.50
(s-a)—
pfd.
dividend)——.—
preferred
4'A%
S.
•Transfer
6
Machinery Corp.—
(stock
Common
u.
5-
14.3d
——
Securities Corp.—
Entire issue called for redemption on June
30 at $105 per share plus this dividend
V.
5-27
resident
8c
conv.
U. S. Oil Co., Las Vegas, Nev.—Files With SEC—
company on April n filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 250,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
8-15
Foreign
S.
U
6-13
tlOc
(quar.)
Co.
Tube
&
Coke (quar.)
(increased)
&
Monday, May 16, 1955
.
The
8-30
5-31
1
Coal
Zeigler
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
10%
(stock div.)
Zenith Radio Corp.
Fund
Envelope
S.
1
7-
RR. & Canal (quar.)—^
(from net investment
Jersey
income) ————
s. Casualty Co.,
45c
.
rj.
Ti.
7-
60c
——->—
United
5-
5-31
capital re-
and 4.8 pence from
pence
6
5-17
6-30
Sheet
Share
<
Park & Curry
Youngstown
I final)—
ordinary
Ltd.,
Molasses,
Yosemite
6
$1.06'/4
(quar.)__
United
Illuminating——
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd.--——United
5-
50c
preferred
4«/4%
5-17
$1.75
common
Name of Company
5-18
20c
(quar.)
6-10
When
Per
H older t
60c
(quar.)___
Engineering & Foundry, com.
preferred (quar.)
United
When
Payable of Rec.
..
South
the company owns
and
Brazil.
Africa
or
It
licenses
has
factory in England.—V. 181, p. 51.
a
1955
net
operating
includes provision
revenues
$57,652,573, compared
Net
income
for
for
the
with $51,578,128
March
1955
for partial funding of employe®first
quarter
this
year
in the same period of
$1,436,467.
totaled
1954.
after
providing $1,375,003
for Federal income tax.
In March 1954, net amounted to $863,054 after
$934,000 income tax provision.
Gross operating revenues for March
this year totaled
a
year
ago.—V.
was
$21,010,909, as against $18,606,753 in the
181, p.
1780.
same
month
Volume 181
-Number 5429
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.
13 Weeks Ended April 1—
sales
;
Profit
1955
before
Federal
taxes
Net
income
on
471,403
profit
Sales
Weyerhaeuser Timber Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
1955
other
Other
Gross
1,079,142
Cost
of
gocds
items
Cost
sold
shown
of
provision for
and
Net
Net
(depletion)
of
tear
plants,
Federal
Profit
Net
2,180,803
—V.
of
Chairman
Executive
of
the
Officer
Vice-Presidents
been
named
These
Mr.
$1.39
3%
J.
N.
Bauman,
V.
newly-created
President
as
Fries
W.
position
Vice-President
Officer
Equals
of
and
E.
S.
Reddig
have
together
will,
with
in
Mr.
income
$1.35
share
a
addition,
Share
in
be
&
New
Chicago
.These
of
results
$0.25
15
to
$1,102,496,
$1.21
share
a
as
income
on
against
1955
He
net
the
than
in
for
125%
for
1954
of
commercial
showed
the
to
tax
&
Lovett Grocery
a
of
sales
gain
of
than
$1,750,000
in
in
total
1955,
sales
31,
ahead
White,
was
of
note that
to
at
the
March
Autocar
tinuing to be received at
a
highest
31,
and
our
backlog
level
in
two
of
in
income
Units
service
for
for
unfilled orders
and
more
1954." Mr. Black declared. "New
White-Freightliner trucks are con¬
high rate."
taxes
Earnings
accounted
years
First
the
proceeds
be
to
are
National
Bank
of
after
The
the
sale
of
this
company
manufactures
which
Nos.
automobile
$
OF
Apr. 3, '54
58,123,116
EARNINGS
in
♦Based
1
2,391,962
7,589,033
7,160,265
3,779,240
3,007,111
998,808
$0.24
$0.82
Inc.
of
the
held
share.
224
204
of—
Total
Net
shares
and
2
of
181,
p.
per
period
p.
after
Dec. 31,'54
$5,947,562
1,527,771
1,369,228
$5.19
n
Tellier.
pursuant
These
are
mining
and
the
are
located
School
Nos
in
Lease,
1-13,
inclusive,
following
Southeastern
which
totals
and
uranium
Natrona
650
Hopeful
Claims;
County, Wyo. /;
..
lies in northeastern
acres,
Corp.
income
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Decline—
1955—6 Mos.—1954
1955—12 Mos.—1954
accrued
sales
$32,256,985 $44,419,243 $81,080,421
inc.
taxes
$95,744,850
3.596,833
8,010,703
1,708,445
1-.743.154
4,785,182
$95,800
$1,155,015
$1,853,679
$3,225,521
36,412,759
48,901,148
71,203,415
96,333,313
•(■Uncompleted orders, March 31
•Earnings per share of pfd. stock____________
"Earnings per share of com. stock
22,163,439
33,734,590-
Net
earnings
Orders
(est.)
booked
♦Earnings
preferred
hand
share
per
stock
31,
tThese
and
for
both
1,240,297
years
shares
are
from
which
not
included
distributors
are
not
in
gross
and
recorded
Zonolite
for
until
Co., Chicago, 111.
4,355
3,873
Webber,
Jackson
&
common
stock
a
are
of
$14.42
$25.09
$1.26
based
on
common
$2.37
shares
of
outstanding
at
128.540
stock
1955.
shares of
Curtis
income
nor
do
they
include
orders
equipment, supplies
shipped.—V. 181, p. 1005.
accessory
—
Stock
Offered
on
April
29
(par $1) at $5.75
—
offered
per
and
Paine,.
17,391
share, with
dealer's concession of 40 cents per share.
The
help
F.
is the exploration, development
properties.
The
company
is
in
company
Claims
$4.34
1718.
Your Dollars
Walter
t
2.863.460
Mar. 31,'54
$7,930,260
4,624
Outstanding
*2,099,999 shs.
issuance
162,028
on
$5.40
shareholders
by
for
257,828
giving
1780.
1,598,057
share
FINANCING
County in extreme northeastern Wyoming.
before
March
$8,628,523
outstanding
asset 'value
Number
—V.
Mar. 31,'55
I
assets
net
reserved
holds by assignment of lease the
approximating 1430 acres.
Cat
taxes
$0.73
204
the 3-for-l
per
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.—Asset Value Increased—
Total
PRESENT
acreage:
State
from
service
?
TO
and
20,000,000 shs.
shares
warrants
cents
Period End. Mar. 31—
Apr. 2, '55 Apr. 3, '54
198,684,058 174,212,023
shares outstanding at end of each
split in August, 1954.—V. 181,
upon
effect to
for exploration
for working
pay
—40 Weeks Ended—
224
operation
to
used
properties
stage.
Income
$0.27
share-*
EFFECT
cent)
1,000,000
uranium
Black
York
<£•
i
of
20
of
and
Gross
219,401,080 192,589,662
at
company
The
1955—44 Wks.—1954
1,253,816
com.
GIVING
one
include
exercise
exploratory
Crook
18,377,639
(par
business
The
Federal
taxes
per
not
operation
The
company
STATEMENT
2,525,150
of'additional
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on March 9.
1955.
It is duly qualified to do business in Colorado and
Wyoming.
Its principal office is located at 415 E. & C.
Building, Denver, Colo.
2293.
$
65,302,043
income
As
encouraging
1955
sales
$15,000
$38,839,950
to
to
Co.—Current Sales Up—
Apr. 2, '55
approximately $1,000,000
3'/2%
The
Earnings before Federal
quarter of 1954.
Mr.
Black added
which constituted a"»out 10% of the
less
and
at
1955—4 Wks.—1954
20,717 022
♦Earns.
and
Redemption—
—12 Weeks Ended—
$2,343,496,
provision
trucks
p.
$
COMPARATIVE
Canadian
only
179,
or
stockholders
the
same
business,
some
91%
the
that
and
compared
with
taxes of
the initial 1954 quarter.
that
over
Federal
increased
but
ago,
year
before
Y.
been
equal,
on
quarter.
most
March
orders
a
period
Government
reduction
is
quarter
$1,241,000
latest
volume
latest
"It
1955
income
volume
the
total
the
shareholders
dollar
that
of
the
for
income
for
was
out
told
parts
that
$0.25
stock
♦Does
Co., Wilton, Me.—Sale Approved—
under the $1,213,367, or
for the corresponding period
reported
out
$1,228,367
quarter
provided
in
pointed
N.
111.—V.
90,
slightly
are
stock
common
to
amounted
requirements,
net
acquisition
CAPITALIZATION
Common
exercisable
Sales
quarter
possible
capital.
,$0.45
share
York
•
Authorized
$125,754
$0.79
Period End. April 30—
Net
Black
taxes
on
March
dividend
•
per share as a speculation. This offering
completed, all of said shares having been sold.
costs,
67,442
$223,471
share
Co., Inc.—Partial
$
213,030,298 199,838,36a
Co., Jersey City, N. J., on April 25 publicly of¬
1,999,000 shares
of
common
stock
(par
one
has been
the
March
1954.
Mr.
a
the
stock
stock
common
of
for
preferred
$
60,653,891
$58,312
been called for redemption on June 1, 1955, $1,008,000
mortgage bonds due 1958 at 100'/4% and accrued interest.
will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 31
Winn
Common
2,708,304
.
have
approved
operating at a loss. The
upholstery fabrics.—V. 173, p. 2435.
Black,
Quarter—Backlog Up 125%—
Net
$
65,207,381
.
PROCEEDS—The
assets—
'
after
1954
$2,766,616
have
St.,
The
company.
per
;
claims
has
Finance,
the
of
$1.21
$
„
4
1954
Chief
and
Committee.
Administrative
in
486.
p.
Chicago,
Vice-Presidents.
Vice-Presidents,
1955
taxes
-—i
Wilton Woolen
Operating
the
Income
re-elected
and
inc.
Increased—
1955—4 Mos.—1954
cent) at 15 cents
first
Nassau
Chairman, Etc.—
the
fixed
paid per
180,
There
of
company.
Executive
Reddig,
Chief
the
Executive
new
constitute
Board
of
to
of
per
Wilson
$8,639,826
$1.85
elected
Fed.
Sales
2165.
p.
fered
6,100,000
$11,505,125
been
K
Co.- -April
1955—Month—1954
Yellowstone Uranium Mining Corp.—Stock Sold—Tel-
$5,637,268
$223,471
income
4,353,671
;
has
$8,598,887
$1,971,183
sale
2,o52,139
taxes_____—
:
Black
j
181,
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$1,505,253
1,747,712
Dividends
1250.
F.
'i
.
—V.
Co.—Earnings Show Gain-
income
Payment
Robert
1780.
p.
Woolworth
Period End. April 30—
lier &
(incl.
opers.
on
Net
equip¬
White Motor Co.—Black Elected
l(F. W.)
by
39,960,784
of
____
1955—Month—1954
$2,298,907
Balance
and
__.
share
per
p.
of
8,600,000
income
taxes
the record date.—V. 181,
on
of
-
two-thirds
1780.
p.
4,649,786
than
income
181,
sold
and
wear
income
income
—V.
exclusive
expenses,
and
roads
other
Federal
and
used
required
period
$61,235,084
below
timber
ment
Taxes
$72,828,879
;_
outstanding
the
income
Cost
1,283,942
45,521,829
Total
than
Three Months E*nded March 31—
1954
forest
(net)
purchase of common shares
the directors was approved
by
more
Stores, Inc.—April Sales Up—
^—
181,
Wilcox Oil
$71,749,737 $59,951,142
income
by
30
Period End. April 30—
$0.82
—V.
products
April
Sales
White's Auto
$350,787
,
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales of lumber, pulp, plywood and
the
for
authorization
740,787
$0.50
per
share
181, p. 1922.
providing
each class of stock
of
390,000
$213,403
Earnings
—V.
$8,140,138
resolution
company upon
stockholders on
the
258,000
income
on
the
1954
$6,272,429
_
Provision for Federal taxes
The
(& Subs.)*—Earns.
-
.
Net
(2289)* 53
net
proceeds
are
make possible the
AMERICAN"rRED CROSS
to go to a selling stockholder.-—V.
181,
p.
1922.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2290)
.
Monday, May 16, 19
..
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Hospital Board
(P. O. Guntersville), Ala.
Bond Sale—An issue of $200,000 hospital bonds was sold
to
Sterne, Agee & Leach, of Birm¬
ingham, and the State National
Bank, of Decatur, jointly, as l34s.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955. Legality ap¬
proved by Dumas, O'Neal &
Hayes, of Birmingham.
Marshall County
Montgomery, Ala.
Bond
City
Offering—Silas
bids until
for
24
the
street
a.m.
(CST)
1956
from
1
;
Treasurer's
The
bonds
bonds.
on
in¬
Due
on
in
due
June
1964
callable.
New
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Corn
Exchange Bank,
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
by
Washburn, of New York City.
Huff¬
Alvin
—
Jr., District Secretary, will
man,
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
(CST)
June 1 for the purchase
on
of $470,000
building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to 1976 inclusive.
contain
ity
The bonds
callable feature.
a
approved
by
&
Canyon Elementary
School District, Napa County, Calif.
$47,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 2167
posed
awarded
of
National
the
to
a
Bank
Trust
&
group
of
com¬
America
Savings
Asso¬
ciation, Lawson, Levy & Wiliams,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland, at 100.06, a net in¬
terest cost of about
3.03%,
fol¬
as
lows:
1956
to
33,000 3s.
1964
on
1963
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
June
on
1972
1
from
inclusive.
Browns
Valley School District,
Napa County, Calif.
Sale—The
$60,000
build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
p.
2167—were awarded to
a
group
composed of the Bank of America
National
Trust & Savings Asso¬
ciation, Lawson, Levy & Williams,
Stone & Youngberg, all of San
Francisco, and C. N. White & Co.,
of Oakland, at 100.01, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.13%, as follows:
$39,000 3s. Due
1956
to
1973
1980
15 from
inclusive.
21,000 314s. Due
1974 to
;
i
.
'
;
.
1
on
June 15 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $185,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 9—v. 181,
2059
&
of
awarded
were
—
America
Savings
Francisco,
as
to
National
the
Trust
Association, of San
3s, at 101.28, a basis
of about 2.85%.
Fresno
No.
County Water Works Dist.
13 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Bond
San
of
Offering
—
J.
L.
Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 3:30 p.m.
(CDST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $19,000 bonds, as follows:
2j/4s,
101.15,
at
National
basis of
a
about
Williams, Stone
Youngberg,""H. E. Work, Irving
and Spring
Grove
of
cost
est
Offering
bonds
C.
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
at her office in LaMesa, until 3
Penry,
(CDST) on May 24 for the
purchase of $2,300,000 Fifth Issue,
El
Cajon Annex bonds.
Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on July 1 from
p.m.
Bonds due
1992 inclusive.
as
of July
interest
trict
callable
Principal and
1, 1965.
(J-J) payable at the Dis¬
Trust
San
office, or at any
of the District's liscal agencies in
San
Diego,
Los
Angeles,
San
Francisco, Chicago or New York
City.
Legality
approved
by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
(PDST)
a.m.
for the
on
Ostly,
17
May
purchase of $60,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due
on June
1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
payable
(J-D)
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
until 9 a.m. (CDST) on May 17
building
1955.
fered
works
May
The
—
to
Harriman
by
on
of¬
2167—
p.
syndicate
Ripley
&
County Treasurer's office, or at
of the County's fiscal agencies
in New York
Mt. Diablo
1.60s.
Due
1961.
and
Due
on
May
1,
Bond
bids at his office in Martinez until
May 1, 1962
1966
to
1970
400.000 2.10s.
and
on
•
May 1, 1971
Due
inclusive.
1975
Newport Beach School District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering
—
office
his
at
11
J.
B.
in
Smith,
Santa
(PDST)
a.m.
on
Ana
May 17
purchase of $550,000 build¬
on
June
1
from
1957
to
clusive. Principal and
payable
1980
on
May 1, 1973
2.40s.
to
Due
on
May
1
1982 inclusive.
Due
on
May
Pioneer
members of the syndi¬
Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney
& Co., Kidder, Peabody. & Co., R.
1956
and
receive sealed
(PDST) on May
the
purchase
works
bonds.
Due
1970
to
interest
of
June
on
$75,000
Dated
15
June
Union
Elementary School
Sale—The
Chicago,
York
10:30 a.m.
the
in Fresno
his office
bids at
(PDST)
on
until
May 17 for
$15,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
purchase
June
from
1
of
1956
to
1970
inclu¬
Sale—The
$81,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
2167—were
Wil¬
liam R. Staats & Co., of Los An¬
as
about
awarded
to
basis of
2.99%.
3s, at
100.04,
a
Cheshire
2167
(P.
O.
offered
—
Cheshire), Conn.
Sale—The $700,000 school
Bond
bonds
Union
Bond
Offering
—
W.
T.
Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Martinez until
were
May
11—v. 181,
awarded
to
p.
Smith,
2y4s, at
100.31,
a
bids
until
2
r
r<
p.i
May 24 for the purcha
cert
Dated April 1, 1955. Di
ficates.
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1985 inch
on
Certificates due Oct. 1, 19<
sive.
and
thereafter
callable
are
as
Principal and inte
payable at a bank 1
April 1, 1965.
(A-O)
to
in New York Ci
by the Board <
be designated
County Commissioners, or at tl
First National Bank, St. Peter
burg. Legality approved by Cha]
&
man
a
Cutler, of Chicago.
*
GEORGIA
Athens, Ga.
Sale—The
Certificate
water
$611,0
and sewerage revenue ce
tificates
offered
May
11—v.
18
2168—were awarded to a groi
composed of the Robinson-Hun
p.
phrey Co., Inc., Atlanta, Equitab
Securities Corp., Nashville, m
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.,
Atlanta, at 100.002,
cost of about
1959
inclusive.
Due on July 1 fro
260,000 3V4s.
1963
as
Due on July I fro
1962
to
inclusive.
1972
to
265,000 234s.
to
1973
net intbre
follows:
a
2.98%,
$86,000 4s.
Due
July l fro
on
inclusive.
1980
Breman, Ga.
Marx
&
(P. O. Hartford),
Connecticut
Sale
The $2,000,000
—
of¬
May
10—vv 181, p. 2059—
awarded to'" a group com¬
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
Securities Corp., Lee
Higginson Corp., -First of Mich¬
igan Corp., Kean, Taylor & Co.,
and Bacon, Stevenson & Co., all
of New York City, as 2s, at 100.36,
Equitable
•
"
*
FLORIDA
Florida
(State of)
Certificate Offering—J. B. Cul¬
pepper, Executive Secretary of the
Board
of
Control, will receive
;
O'Neal & Hayes,
Ga.
East Point,
water
$1,800
anticipatic
Sale—The
revenue
10—
May
offered
certificates
2060—were awarded to
group composed of Shields & C<
Ira Haupt &
Co., both of Ne
York, Stockton Broome & Co., <
Atlanta, Herbert J. Sims & Co., <
181,
p.
Leedy, Wheeler & A
New York,
leman,
Mohr
E.
&
Thornto
Orlando,
of
of Montgomer,
Farish,
of Chicag
& Co.,
Ray Allen
and
basis of about 1.96%.
-sr.
issue
approved
by
Duma
of Birmingham
Legality
000
Bond
An
—
Birmingham,
of
Co.,
Certificate
East Hartford
were
Sale
31/2S and 31/4S. Dated Feb. 1. 195
basis of about
11
a.m.
(PDST) on May 17 for
Co., Weeden & Co., the purchase of $1,000,000 building sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
White, Weld & Co., R. W. Press- bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on on May 31 for the purchase of
prich & Co., Dean Witter & Co.,
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬ $300,000 Florida State University
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc., Heller,
dormitory rev e n u e certificates.
sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
Bruce
&
Co., Alex. Brown
& payable at the County Treasurer's Dated Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Nov.
Sons, Hornblower & Weeks, W. E. office. Legality approved by Or¬ 1 from 1957 tp 1994 inclusive.
Hutton & Co., Stifel, Nicolaus &
Callable as of Nov. 1, 1964. Prin¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
Co., Kaiser & Co., William R.
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
cliffe, of San Francisco.
Staats & Co., The Illinois Com¬
at the Barnett National Bank of
St. Helena Unified School District,
pany, Burns, Corbett & Pickard,
Jacksonville, or I at the Guaranty
Napa County, Calif.
Trust Co., New York City. Legal¬
Inc., Robert W. Baird & Co., HayBond Sale—The $530,000 build¬
den, Miller & Co., Harold
E.
ity approved by-Caldwell, Mar¬
Wood & Co., Merrill, Turben & ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181, shall, Trimble &r;Mitchell, of New
Co., Hill Richards & Co., Lester p. 2167—were awarded to a group York City.
"
H. Moulton &
will
on
2.21%.
a
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
sealed
Barney & Co., New York City, as
•
Contra Costa
Offering—Avery V
Commissioners,
County
$45,000 water and sewerage rev<
nue certificates was sold to Hu*
CONNECTICUT
fered
Angeles County, Calif.
Certificate
Gilkerson, Clerk of the Board
Certificate
school and public works bonds
Bond
County (P. O.
Clearwater), Fla.
office.
Co., of San Farncisco, as
District,
Pinellas
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
$60,000
School
Dec.
on
1984 inclusive
to
sive. Principal and interest
2167—were awarded to Heller,
Ranchito
1975
Dec. 1 fro
on
inclusive.
Due
3.20s.
from
Dec. 1 fro
on
Due
1974
to
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Washington Colony School District,
Fresno County, Calif.
Bond Offering — J. L. Brown,
build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
Bruce &
Due
inclusive.
San Francisco
City. Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
New
or
interest
the
at
1966
from
City Treasurer's office, or at any
agency oPthe City in Los
office.
District, Kings County, Calif.
Richmond
1
will
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
1955.
fc
as
1965 inclusive.
1957 to
est
in¬
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
(J-D)
Treasurer's
geles,
2i/4s.
1975
Other
1956
\
trust company
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
1974.
cate:
from
15
Francisco.
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
400,000 2.20s.
600,000
June
on
Principal and
(J-D)
payable at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved
by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
May 1, 1964
1972.
1,600,000
Due
Los
on
build¬
$«5,U0U
Tehachapi, Calif.
Bond Offering—C. S. Chitwood.
Angeles,
building bonds. Dated June 15,
$97,000 3V2S.
(EST)
2.99%.
15,
3.23%,
of $2,650,000 water revenue
2167—were awarded to Heller,
Bruce & Co.,- of San JFlancisco, as
3s, at 100.016, a basis of about
for
It
lows:
ceive
p.
000
1955.
terest cost of about
June 15 from
fiscal
and 1965.
Due
on
Sale—The
May 17 for the purchase of $500,-
21/2s.
on
Due
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
water
ce
9—v.
Co.,
Chicago,
ai
Stranahan, Harris & Co., of T
ledo, jointly, at 100.04, a net i
June 15 from
Sylvan Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
City
May
&
228,000
from 1970 to 1975 inclusive.
23
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
;
1963.
400,000 1.90s. Due
1,000,000 2s.
Chicago.
or
County, Calif.
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
Bond
on
;•
400,000 l34s.
City
Unified Sch. District,
Contra Costa
May 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
200,000
(J-D)
Kindred
from
Due on June 15 from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
180,000 214s.
Due on June 15
Bond
offered
$475,0
revenue
2060—were awarded to Barci
p.
145,000 2s.
y
and
the
ing bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due
Co., Inc., New York City, at 100.059, a net interest cost of about
2.27%, as follows:
Due
1956
any
for the
$6,000,000
a
from
1
Principal
payable
at
bids
bonds
181,
11—v.
June
on
inclusive.
interest
until
revenue
awarded
were
Due
1980
to
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Angeles, Calif.
Sale
Bond
water
purchase of $2,500,000
bonds.
Dated June 1,
County
the
Treasurer's office.
Los
the
for
til'icates
1962 to 1964 inclusive.
Unified Sch. Dist., Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
interest
and
at
75,000 l34s.
of
as
interest
Angeles County, Calif
9
Association,
Savings
v.
on
Sale—The
public improvement
1961 inclusive.
1959 to
Montebello
to
Lawndale School District,
until
&
Francisco,
—
3s, at 101.009, a
basis of about 2.87%.
*
Treasurer's
Los
70,000 ltes. Due
Certificate
150,000 3J4s.
Due on June 15
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
p.
2167—were awarded to
Bank
of
America
National
...
Margaret
—
10
.'5~3y\-
;
$60,000 5s.
„
181,
Valley Irrigation District, San
Bond
May
100.045, a net inter¬
about 2.13%, as fol¬
Oakland, at
Marianna, Fla.
Savings
Lundborg & Co., all of San Fran¬
cisco, and C. N,: White & Co., of
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $93,000 build¬
offered
and
Lawson, Levj^,&
&
lows:
ing
the
Trust
Association, Messrs. J. Barth &
Co., Dean Witter & Co., all of San
Francisco, Merrill Lymh, Pierce,
Fenner and Beane, of New York,
,...
from 1983 to 1985 inclusive.
•
p.
'
..
Lemon
LaMesa,
from
Cucamonga School District, San
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bank
Trust
of
Association,
Savings
and
June
on
York, and the California
2.13%.
the
to
National
Francisco, as 3y4S, at a price
$1,000,000 5s.
Bond
sold
was
America
of
headed
$14,000 314s. Due
of New
Bank, of Los Angeles, jointly, as
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles
American
—were
bonds
building
Bond Offering—Harold J.
CALIFORNIA
Sale—The
to
Los
Sale—An issue of $80,000
Bond
Legal¬
Townsend
Townsend, of Little Rock.
Bond
May
2167—were awarded
the First National. City Bank
Los Nietos School District,
in 1966 and thereafter are
Mississippi County School District
No. 5 (P. O. Blytheville), Ark.
Offering
bonds offered
Hall
10—v. 181, p.
Dist., San
Bernardino County, Calif.
1958 to
ARKANSAS
Bond
—
Sch.
Union
Hinkley
1,
and
and interest
proved
office.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
1965 in¬
to
dated
are
are
Chemical
interest
the County
Legality ap¬
at
Diego County, Calif.
Bonds
thereafter
15,
May
and
payable
clusive.
1955.
dated
are
Principal
(M-N)
••
1956
from
1
1955.
&
Due
1965
to
Angeles County (P. O.
I Los Angeles)* Calif.
Bond Sale
The $1,960,000
Juvenile
bonds
f
series B
June
The
101.12.
clusive.
572,000
clusive.
composed of The Bank of Amer¬
ica
& Co.
Los
12,000 Third Issue bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1965 to 1976 in¬
Bank
series A" bonds.
June
clusive.
May
on
follows:
as
$47,000
sealed
purchase of $619,000
sewer
improvement
and
bonds,
Cater,
D.
receive
11
Ryons & Co., and Ginther, John¬
ston
cisco.
will
Clerk,
$7,000 Second Issue bonds. Due on
May 15 from 1958 to 1964 in¬
Stranahan,, Harris
cost of
about 2.99%,
1961
to
1962
1968
to
234s.
from
as
follows:
inclusive.
Due on June 1 fro:
350,000 3s.
175,000
<
Due on June 1 fro:
$130,000 4s.
1957
Co.,
&
100.044, a net intere
Toledo, at
inclusive.
Due
1969 to
on
1971
June
imlusive
Due on June
1985 inclusive.
1,145,000 3s.
1972 to
1 fro:
IDAHO
Pierce, Idaho
Bond
nue
p.
E.
Sale—The
$70,000
revc
bonds offered May 10—v. 18
2168—were awarded to Arthi
Nelson
100.045.
&
Co., of Spokane,
lume 181
Number 5429
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
55
(2291)
.ft***
ILLINOIS
'•
ond
Sale—An
issue
ot
5
Jan. 1
on
Vermilion
Consol.
$175,-
inclusive.
from
Interest
Aurora, III.'
ond
Sale
mming
4
y
arded
181,
the
to
the
1924
p.
-
Old
Second
Na-
t
il
10
955. Due
1975
Dated
June
on
1
Wright, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
June
1957
and
Dec.
1
at; the
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
(J-D)^- payable
Offering
rmley,
William
—
DST)
until
10:30
tional Bank & Trust Company,
Chicago. Legality approved by
apman & Cutler, of Chicago.
ke
County Sch. Dist. No. 107
(P. O. Highland Park), III.
ond Sale—The $750,000 buildbonds offered May 11—v. 181,
—
were
awarded to the
2060
Co.,
Chicago,
at
a net interest cost
2.02%, as follows: -;.
of
.0016,
0,000 2i/4s. Due
1957
0,000
to
Jan. 1 from
on
on
Jan.
1
from
1961 to 1968 inclusive.
let Lee and Whiteside Counties
mmunity Unit Sch. Dist. No. 222
(P. O. Polo), III.
nd
Sale—The $775,000 build-
bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
2060—were awarded to a group
posed of Northern
Trust Co.,
ichgo, Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Iedo, .Quail & Co., Davenport,
Ballman & Main, of Chicago,
100.09, a net interest
2.19%, as follows:
cost
of
out
5,000 214s. Due
1957 to
1963 to
on
Florida Township
June 1 from
Bond
May 20 for the
$50,000 fire protection
r.ds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
b. 1 from 1958 to 1974 inclusive,,
which
ent
a
purchaser five
the
nominated
days from
of the
bid,
subject to
approval of the Board. If no
eptance
h
is
nomination
ard
will
designate
Louis.,,
or
made,7 the
agent in
an
Chicago.
proved' by Charles
Legality
&
Trauer-
cht, of St. Louis.
Clair
County Sch. Dist. No. 187
(P.
O.
ond
East St. Louis), III.
Sale—The $600,000 school
Rural
Route
No.
2,
from July
composed
1, 1957 to Jan. 1, 1980.
on
July 1, 1961 and
are
aline
-
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P- O. Harrisburg), III.
onds Not Sold—Bids
for
the
$87,500
were
43
,
.
re-
building
Fike,
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Secretary,
callable
Garrett.
by
Miller,
&
Ice
of
Hammond School
City, Ind."
Bond Sale—The $150,000 school
funding bonds offered May 10—
v.
181, p. 2060—were awarded to
the Harris Trust & Savings Bank,
Chicago,
Twp. Rural Indep. School
District
(P. 0. jClive);'lowa
Offering — Mildred J.
Bond
for the
purchase of $107,000 build¬
ing bonds. Legality approved by
H. N. Rogers of Des Moines.
Washington County (P. O.
Washington), Iowa
Bond
Sale—The $23,UU0
court
offered May 9
—v.
181, p. 2168—were awarded
to Quail & Co., pf Davenport.
Webster
City, la.
Bond Offering—L. L. Doolittle,
receive sealed
(CST) on May
16
for
the
purchase of $20,000
parking lot revenue bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive. Principal
City
Clerk,
interest
Treasurer's
10—v.
181,
p.
bonds
2s.
at
a
offered
May
Hays School District, Kansas
Offering—C. U. Phillips,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 8
Bond
(CST)
purchase
of
p.m.
KENTUCKY
Cold
cost of about
2060—were awarded to the North¬
2s, at
about
1956 to
:
Chicago,
price of 160.15,
a
a
1966 to
net interest
as
follows:
1 from
1973 inclusive.
Bond
Offering — Otto
Township Trustee, will
sealed
bids until
May
on
$41,000
May
White,
receive
ij:30 p.m. (CST)
17 for the purchase of
building' bonds.
Dated
1955. Due semi-annually
1,
July 1, 195^to July 1, 1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
from
(J-J) payable at
&
Bank
j^e
Trust.
First Nation¬
Co., La Porte.
Due
on
1975.
bonds
on
dated
are
April
Oct. 1 froih
Due
inclusive.
Cedar
Bank,
gality approved by
Cutler,.of Chicago.
Chapman
&
Bond Sale—The
revenue
quist, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed and
oral
bids
until
May 26 for
10^a.m. (CST)
on
the purchase of $2,-
on
of
the
at
or
Hazard.
as
June
of
inclusive.
Wyatt,
Jackson, and Southern Securi¬
ties
Corp., of Little Rock.
Ruston, La.
Dec.
Citizens
State
Bond
Offering
by
of
Terrebonne
No.
5—v.
Due
to
June 1 from
Due
on
181,
June
1
1995 inclusive.
7'
.
:
*
v
-
.
Sch.
sanitary
June
*
•
.
a.m.
bonds,
on May
$400,000
(DST)
purchase
of
series
Dated
B.
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
to 1985 inclusive. Principal
1957
and interest
('J-€)> payable at the
National Bank, Ellicott
City. Legality approved by Niles,
Barton, Yost & Dankmeyer, of
Patapsco
■
Baltimore.
Dist.
No.
MASSACHUSETTS
13
(P. O. Benton), La.
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
p.
1821—were awarded to New¬
Brown &
11
the
for
24
Amherst-Pelham Regional
Bond
man,
Metropolitan Com¬
Chairman, will receive sealed
bids until
LOUISIANA
Bossier Parish
of
(P. O. Ellicott City),
Maryland
Offering—Carl W. Mey¬
Bond
er,
■
i.
Bank
mission
of the syndi¬
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, First of Michigan Corp., of
Detroit, Kentucky Co., of Louis¬
ville, Stranahan, Harris, Inc., of
Toledo, Rodman and Renshaw, of
Chicago, W. C. Thornburgh, of
Cincinnati, R. J. Edwards & Co.,
of
Oklahoma
City, J. B. Van
Hooser & Co., of Lexington, and
Zahner & Co., of Kansas City.
.
May:-
MARYLAND
members
■'
National
Howard County
June 1 from
cate:
:7
public
offered
1720—were^awarded
p.
First
the
77 i from 19.66 .to 1989 inclusive.
on
bonds
Shreveport, at 100.47.
inclusive.
314s.
1,745,000
&
Vivian, La.
224,000 33/4s. Due
on
Bank
Sale—The $210,000
Bond
10—v.
1965
National
Co., of Houma,
7:7. 1957 to 1960 inclusive.
1961 to
2061—were awarded
p.
Citizens
improvement
June 1 from
on
Sewerage Dist.
(P.
181,
Trust
&
Co., of Chicago,
at par, a net interest cost of about
3.19%, as follows:
$143,000 6s.
2
the
to
syndicate headed by
Nuveen
Other
1970 inclusive.
Parish
O. Houma), La.
Certificate Sale—The $28,848.39
sewerage certificates offered May
Lexington), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $2,800,000 dor¬
mitory
revenue
bonds
offered
May 10 — v. 181, p. 2060 — were
a
C. Beasley,
T.
will
from 1957 to
Louisville.
awarded to
—
receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 16 for
the purchase
of $350,000 public
improvement bonds. Due serially
Mayor,
Bank,
Legality approved
Grafton
&
Grafton,
Rives,
of
Bond Co.,
Felix
M.
Southern
Shreveport;
1957 and thereafter
Co., of New
Or¬
leans.
School
(P. O. Amherst), Mass.
Offering—Bruce R. Mor¬
District
Bond
District
ris,
sealed
ceive
will
Treasurer,
bids
at
re¬
Second
the
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Bos¬
Jefferson Davis Parish Consolidated
Gravity Drainage Dist. No. 1 (P.O.
Jennings), La.
Bond Offering—Mrs. A. R. Mc-
ton, until noon (EST) on May 19
for
the
purchase of
$1,500,000
school bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1955.
Due
Feb. 15 from 1956 to 1975
on
inclusive.-
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
June 15 for the purchase of $205,000
public improvement bonds.
payable at foe.,£econd Bank-State
Co., Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Dated June
from
$410,000 school
bonds offered May 9 were
New York
a
1955.
to
City,
as
Co., of
23/4s, at 100.016,
basis of about 2.74%.
The
bonds
Due
1976
are
on
dated
April
1,
April 1 from 1956
Principal and
inclusive.
at the
Frank¬
Legality approved by Wyatt,
Grafton & Grafton, of Louisville.
interest
State
1956
J-D.
terest
(A-O)
National
1,1955. Due
payable
Bank, of
fort.
Georgetown, Ky.
$35,000 garbage
about
2.86%,
as
follows:
Due
1960 to 1963 inclusive.
2.90s.
Due
on
June
1
23/4s.
from
1971
2,190,000
1981
Other
on
June
Due
on
June
of "the
syndi¬
ican
Securities
&
Co.,
I.
all of New York;
Company of Chi¬
1957 to
Due
on
Jan.
1
from
1965 inclusive.
20,000 21£s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1966 to
1975 inclusive.
Hemphill, itfoyes & Co., Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Hornblower & Weeks, First of Michi¬
gan.
Corporation,
Roths^-
F.
Lv
Co., all of New York, and
cniid &
Townsend, Dabney and Tyson, of
Boston, as 1.90s, at 100.59, a
of about 1.83%.
Tripp & Co., of New York;
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chi¬
Bacon,
cago;
Roosevelt
&
Stevenson &
Cross, Byrne
Co.,
and
Phelps, Inc., Glickenhaus & Lembo, Newburger, Loeb & Co., Talmage
8z
& Co., Shelby Cullom Davis
of New York; J. B.
Hanauer & Co., J. R. Ross & Co.,
Co.,
basis
all
ChicoDee,
Sale—The
Bnd
Mass.
$100,000
awarded
to
the
Bank of Boston, as
a
First
Gran-
offered
Road School bonds
May 10 — v. 181, p. 2168
by
—
were
National
1.70s, at 100.03,
basis of about 1.69%.
Dukes County (P. O. Edgarton),
&
Co.,
all
of
Massachusetts
Wood, Gundy &
Co.,
Bond Offering — Allan KennisInc., Goodbody & Co., both of ton, County Treasurer, will re¬
New York; Arthur M. Krensky & ceive sealed bids care of the Sec¬
Co., Inc., of Chicago.
ond Bank-State Street Trust Co.,
M. A. Saunders & Co., of Mem¬ Boston, Room 411, 111 Franklin
Hanauer
Ryan,
Newark;
man,
2s.
Co.,
cago;
Chicago; Leedy, Wheeler & Alle-
$15,000
&
Co..
Bear, Stearns & Co., Amer¬
Francis
Ripley
1
cate:
Corp.,
Harriman
Inc., Smith, Barney & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
to 1984 inclusive.
members
project bonds offered May
181, p. 2168—were awarded
to a group composed of Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co., Union Securities
11—v.
1
to 1980 inclusive.
2.90s.
from
Due
p.
Corp.,
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
from
porary
school
June 1 from
on
of Louisville, at par, as fol¬
lows:
Mass.
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
Note
181,
phis; Seasongood
& Mayer, of
Cincinnati; M. B. Vick & Co., of
—
and interest
notes offered May 9—v.
2168—were awarded to a
Louisiana State Building Authority group composed of J. P. Morgan
& Co., Inc., C. J. Devine & Co.,
(P. O. Baton Rouge), La.
of New York
City, First
Bond Sale—The $9,9uO,OOQ series both
National Bank, and the Second
BB, building bonds offered May
Bank-State Street Trust Co., both
12—v. 181, p. 1924—were awarded
•
to
a
syndicate headed
by
Ira of Boston, at 1.33% discount.
Haupt & Co., of New York City,
Cambridge, Mass.
at 100.0004, a net interest cost of
Bond
Sale — The
$4,500,000
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
facilities bonds offered
v.
181, p. 2060 — were
awarded to the Kentucky Com¬
5
Boston,
In¬
Legality approved by
Principal
Street Trust
June 1
on
inclusive.
1975
to
First Securities
awarded to W. E. Hutton &
pany
Offering3^-E. W. Lund-
Due
1980
Co., of
Cincinnati; J. S. Love
Jackson;
1, 1956.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Peoples Bank, Hazard,
duPont
disposal
Iowa
Bond
to
of
bonds.
revenue
1, 1955.
1956
callable.
are
1,
1956 to
(A-O) payable at the Citi¬
of Cold Spring. Le¬
terest
May
Rapids Indep Sch. Dist.,
from
Principal and in¬
Bond Sale—The
IOWA
1
4,223,000
1978
approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
l'ju#
works
Bonds due in
April 1, 1974
Legality
olis.
water
2,425,000
Frankfort, Ky.
Scipio Twp. Sch. Twp. (P. O. R. R.
No. 2, La Porte), Ind.
(CST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $540,-
$1,062,000 4s.
1965 inclusive.
1955.
zens
's'
1.98%.
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
57,000 3V4S. Due on April 1 from
as
basis of
a
par,
3.14%,
Due on April
$52,000 3s.
The
hospi¬
tal bonds offered May 4—v. 181, p.
build¬
ing revenue bonds offered May 11
were
awarded to Pohl & Co., of
and
Sale—The $450,000
Trust Company, of
Springs, Ky.
Bond Sale—The $125,000
O.
Greencastle), Ind.
ern
May 16 for the
$280,000
building
on
bonds.
16,000 3s.
Bond
Co., of Hazelhurst, Alvis & Co.,
Allan Blair & Co., of
Chicago; Berman, Selonick & Co.,
of Jackson;
receive
ed
Co., of Chicago,
basis of about
Putnam County (P.
f
City
KANSAS
2060—were awarded
100.09,
payable at the
office.
Cincinnati, at
City, Ind.
Sale—The $148 000 school
will
&
•
Buck-
Burney, Secretary of the Board of
and the^Mercantile Na¬
Hammond, jointly,
13/4s, at 100.13ra basis of about
' '
; V.
Bond
will
bids until 7:30 p.m.
and
*
»
Naomi
—
Clerk,
house repair bonds
tional Bank of
1.71%.
City
ner,
1990 to
Walnut
as
Legality^ approved
McCord,
Indianapolis.
Ross,
Offering
688,000 3s;~Due
ler, of Chicago.
of Jan.
1,1961. PrincipaLabd interest (J-J)
payable at the Garaett State Bank,
of
McDougal &
ndon, R. S. Dickson & Co., Muipal Bond Corp., and Ballman
Main, all of Chicago.
ted
Brown,
thereafter
al
ilding bonds offered May 9—
181, p. 2060—were awarded to a
up
Bond Offering—Homer S.
paying
be
must
Iowa
District
Hazard, Ky.
..
John
1.98%.
s,;will receive sealed bids until
incipal and interest at
M.
H.
purchase ;of; $870,000
first
mortgage revenue bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due semi-annually
to John Nuveen &
Offering—G. W. Garetzke,
cretary of the Board of Truson
—
the
East St. Louis), 111.
(CST)
Offering
President, will receive sealed bids
until 2 p.m. (CST) on May 18 for
ond
.m.
$390,000 build¬
i
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Orange Township Consol. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route No. 1, Waterloo),
Garrett-Keyser-Rutler Sch. Building
Corporation (P. O. Garrett), Ind.
as
Fire
Protection District (P. O.
rchase of
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
p. 2060—were awarded to a group
composed of Allan Blair & Co.,
Channer Securities Co., both of
Chicago, and Fox Reusch & Co.,
of Cincinnati, as 3y4S, at 100.79.
improvement
Midway
County,
School Building
LaPorte School
1975 inclusive.
1966 to
-
.
Corporation (P. O. Rosedale), Ind.
1 from
1965 inclusive.
0,000 2V4s. Due
Clair
June
on
"
-
INDIANA
1962 inclusive.
0,000 2s. Due
t.
■
■
as
June 1 from
on
at a
Swanson, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on May 16
Bonds, due
1960 inclusive.
2s. Due
21/4s,
as
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
p. 2060—were awarded to Becker
& Cownie, of Des Moines.
&
a.m.
July 1, 1957 to 1965
lusive. Principal and interest
J) payable at the American
Trust
Chapman
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
from
tit
approved
on
rthern
Bank, of Kingsley,
price of 100.41.
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
gality
J.
May 24 for the pur¬
se
of 81,000,000 corporate
ds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
.1, 1957, then annually there-
er
Kingsley Indep.' Sch. Dist., la.
Bond Sale—The $98,000 building
bonds
offered
April
29
were
Oltmann
& Phelps
awarded
to
May 24 for the purchase of $185,000 school building bonds. Legal¬
.
bids
inclu¬
1974
to
a bank or trust com¬
in Chicago, or such other
city in the State as may be mu¬
tually agreeable to the Board of
Education and the purchaser. Le¬
Secretary;*'will receive
led
a
Cownie, of Des Moines.
pany
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), III.
ond
1956
from
v
Bond
Dated June
payable at
Legal-
approved by Chapman & Cutof Chicago. ;,
i ■. ,
k
Clarion, la.
Bond Sale—The
until 8 p.m.
(CST) on May 26 for
the purchase of $650,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
(
000
City Community Sch. Dist., la.
Bond Sale—The $550,000 build¬
from
trict Treasurer's office.
,
.
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Lake
Principal
inclusive.
rest
received
on May 24
$6,000,000 park
bonds.
rovement
by the successful bidder.
(P. O. Rockton), III.
Bond Offering — Clark G.
(CDST)
a.m.
the purchase of
inclusive.
Winnebago County Community
High Sch. Dist. No. 207
announces
bids will be
1974
to
Cutler, of Cnicago.
Offering—District Treas-
sealed
of
Legality approved by Chapman &
Chicago Park District, III.
LeKoy Woodland
1974
to
andi
1957
ignated
Bank, of Aurora, at a price
108.78, a basis of about 2.12%.
r
site
from
1"
al
ond
: *
1S4
Principal and interest (J-D) pay-'
able at a banking institution des¬
were
—
No.
$400,000 school
building bonds.
May 1,\1955. Due on Dec.
purchase
> house
Dated
$370,000 3%
bonds
offered
pool
v.
—
'
Dist.
bonds.*"- Dated
Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
Legality
on
$38,000 general
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬ obligation u bonds offered March
to Becker
&
til 2 p.m. (CST) on May 23 for 30 were awarded
The
—
County Community
Sch.
Westville), III.
Offering —A. Ai Gadan,
Bond
&
,
building
May 1, 1955. Due
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Le-
ity approved by Charles
uernicht, of St. Louis.
.:
181, p.* 500*000
O.
(P.
1957 to
J-J.
9—v.
May
fi-.
'
.•
1956
building bonds was sold to
il & Co., of
Davenport, as 3s,
s, 2%s and 2V4S. Dated April 1,
5. Due
offered
bonds
206°.
County, North Quincy Sch.
Flo. 162 (P. O.
Quincy), III.
ms
&
&
Orlando;
of
Co.,
Moore
Ryan,
of
&
Jackson;
of Detroit;
Co.,
Inc.,
of New
Boston,
until
11
a.m.
(DST) on May 25 for the purchase
of $300,000 court house addition
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
Leeds
Harrington May 1 from 1956 to 1984 inclusive.
McDonald- Principal and interest payable at
Bartow
Co., of New York;
Street,
York;
Park,
Allen
*
the
Trust
Second
Co..
Bank-State
Boston,
or
at
the
Street
Mar-
56
(2292)
ine commercial and
that's Vineyard National Bank of
Tisbury, Vineyard Haven. Legal¬
ity approved
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Bos¬
Ward
325,000
school
One
bonds.
Elementary
Due
June
on
1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Highland
150,000
Due
ton.
June
on
School
1
from
to
1965 inclusive.
Framingham, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
offered
May
0.938%,
as
Boston
to
The
10
notes
awarded at
$250,000
were
follows: $125,000 each
Safe Deposit & Trust
Co., and Second Bank-State Street
Trust
Co.,
both
of Boston.
Due
bonds
Sale—The
Boston
Safe
Deposit & Trust
Co., of Boston, at 1.05% discount.
The
notes are dated
May 11,
1955. Due on Nov. 15, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
National
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton.
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
Boston.
Ipswich, Mass.
^
gale—An issue of $100,000
Legality approved by Ely,
Bartlett, Thompson & Brown, of
Boston.
Note Sale—The
notes
nue
awarded
the
Boston
10
reve¬
were
group composed of
Safe Deposit & Trust
Second Bank - State Street
Trust Co., both of Boston, and the
Worcester County Trust Co., Wor¬
cester, at 0.928% discount.
The
1955.
notes
Due
on
successful bidder.
cial
Sale—The
assessment
May 10
—
Oct.
3,
bonds
181,
p.
2061
offered
were
to
; at
;/V of
Boston.
MICHIGAN
count. Due Nov.
Twp. Schz Dist. No. 3
sewer
100.07,
a
Grandville, Mich.
Bond
on
June
offered
from
1
building
Due
1,
1956
proved
by
Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
9
181, p. 2169—were awarded
to
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Curtis, of Chicago.
—
Alter
rejection of
bids, the $130,000
gen¬
eral
obligation industrial bonds
offered May 10—v. 181, p. 2169—
were
sold to the Leland
Speed
Co., of Jackson.
1955.
to
1970
in¬
Stevens
&
Bond
Marks, Miss.
Sale—The $95,000
improvement
bonds
water
offered
May
10—v. 181, p.. 2169—were
awarded
to
the First National Bank of
Memphis.
Yazoo
County (P. O. Yazoo City),
Misssisippi
$350,000
t:
Bond Sale—An issue of
Bloomington, Minn.
Bond
Sale—The
$450,000 park
bonds offered May 2—v. 181, 2061
—were awarded to a
group headed
by Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood, of
Minneapolis, as follows:
1957 to
70,000
—v.
Hastings and Carlton Twps. Frac.
oaie
the sealed
MINNESOTA
$380,000 2.90s, Due
May
-'-r
-~
;
Bond
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company in the State designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
Sale—The $49,000 special
bonds
Feb.
:
Holly Springs, Miss.
Offering—Maude M. John¬
Dated
MISSISSIPPI
1
1
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
net
from 1958 to 1960 inclusive.
assessment
No.
son,
improvement bonds
interest cost
about' 1.63%, as follows:
$6,000 3s, due May 1, 1956;
$6,000 2s, due May 1, 1957;
and $18,000 IV2S, due on
May
1
Bond
Monday, May it), lyaa
Townships
Dist.
Vernon), Mich.
clusive.
—
about 1.48%.
30,000
"
bonds.
spe¬
$175,000 street improvement bonds
as IV2S, at
100.049, a basis of
May 11,
1955. Prin¬
Street
Albee
v.
$205,000
(P. O.
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 18 for
the purchase of $62,000
Grand Rapids, Mich.
dated
are
cipal and interest payable at the
First National Bank, of Boston, or
at
the
Hanover
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
anticipate notes was sold to Dodge, of
Co., Boston, at 0.924%
10, 1955.
inclusive.
Bond
Fractional Sch.
May 1 from 1956 to
Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at a bank¬
ing institution designated by the
a
Co.,
"
Trust
May
on
Stranahan, Harris &
Co., of Toledo, as follows:
$1,000,000
offered
to
tax
Bank-ot?T&
1969
awarded
the
Second
1,
Worcester, Mass.
Holyoke, Mass.
$300,000 notes
offered May 10 were awarded to
the
June
Boston.
Nov. 16, 1955.
Note
dated
are
1955. Principal and interest
pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Vernon and Shiawassee
000
1955. Due
bonds.
1956
May 24 for the purchase of $25,building bonds. Dated May 1,
financial Chronicle
3s.
on
Jan. 1 from
1974
on
1955. Due
1980
on April 1 from 1956 to'
inclusive. Interest A-O. Le¬
gality approved
by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
inclusive,
Due
industrial bonds was sold to the
Leland Speed Co., of
Jackson, as
2y>s
and
2y4s. Dated /April
1,
Jan.
1,
&
MISSOURI
1975
and 1976.
Jackson
Clay County Indep. Sch. Dist. No.
81 (P. O.
Dilworth), Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Sch. Dist. No. 5 (P. O.
County (P. O.
Independence), Mo.
Bond
County
sealed
Offering —H.
Treasurer,
bids
until
P.
will
Chiles,
receive
(CST) on
Kalamazoo), be received by the District Clerk
May 25 for the purchase of $1,-"Michigan
until 9 p.m. (CST) on May 17 for
000.000 park bonds. Dated June
Reetz,
HomJ Offering—Leonard Root, the purchase of $210,000 building
District
1, 1955. Due on April 1 from 1957J
Treasurer, will receive Director, V/Ul receive sealed bids bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on
receive sealed
bids care of the
to 1969 inclusive.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on at the offices of
Principal and
Sharpe, Staple- June 1 from 1958 to 1985 inclu¬
Day Trust Co., Ill Devonshire May 18 for the
interest
purchase of $75,000 ton, Huff & Adams, Kalamazoo
(A-O) 'payable at the
sive. Legality approved by DorStreet, Boston 6, until 11 a.m.
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City.
building bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Building, Kalamazoo, until 8 p.m.
sey, Cclman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
(DST) on May 19 for the purchase Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1972 (EST) on May 17 for the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
of $200,000 water bonds.
ber, of Minneapolis.:
Dated inclusive.
Principal and interest chase of $24,000 building bonds.
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & FizJune 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
(A-O) payable at a bank or trust Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
Dodge County Indep. Sch. Dist.
zell, of Kansas City.
April
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Principal company designated
No. 50 (P. O. Dodge Center),
by the pur¬ 1 from 1956 to 1968 inclusive.
and interest payable at the Day
Marion County, Philadelphiachaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
Minnesota
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Trust Co., Boston.
Emerson Sch. Dist. R-2 (P. O.
Legality ap¬ ler, Canfield, Paddock &
Bond Offering — Hattie HelmStone, of able at a bank to be designated
proved
by
Storey,
Thorndike, Detroit.
Philadelphia), Mo.
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬ brecht, District Clerk, will receive
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$50,000
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Betding Sch. Dist., Mich.
juilding bonds was sold to the
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
May 17 for the purchase of $60,Medford, Mass.
Note Offering—George F, Ran000 building bonds. Dated May 1, Bankers Bond & Securities Co.,
Note Sale
The $400,000 tax
ney,
Secretary of the Board of
Huron Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
1955.
Due
on
anticipation notes offered May 9
February 1 from of Hannibal, as 3y4S. Dated May 1,
Flat Rock), Mich.
1955.
Due on March 1 from 1956
were
1957 to 1968 inclusive. Principal
awarded to the Middlesex Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on May 25 for
Bond Offering—Thomas Krak- and interest
Interest M-S.
County National Bank, of Medpayable at any suit¬ 1:0 1975 inclusive.
the purchase of $30,000 tax antici¬
ker, Superintendent of Schools, able bank designated by the pur¬ Legality approved by Charles &
lord, at 0.87% discount.
pation notes. Dated May 15, 1955. will receive sealed bids until
May chaser.
Legality
approved
by Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Middlesex County (P. O. East
Due April 1, 1956.
Principal and 24 for the purchase of $300,000 Faegre & Benson, of Minneapolis.
St. Louis County,Pattonville Consol,
Cambridge), Mass.
interest (A-O) pavable at. a bank
ouilding bonus.
Note Sale—The $750,000 notes
Sch. Dist. R-3 (P. O. Pattonville),
Edina, Minn.
or trust company to be
designated
Lansing and Delta Townships Frac¬
Bond Offering — Gretchen S.
offered May 10—v. 181, p. 2169—
Missouri
'»■:
/
by the successful bidder. Legality
tional Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
were awarded to the Boston Safe'
Alden, Village Clerk, will receive
Bond Sale—An issue of $285,000
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Lansing), Mich.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Deposit Trust Co., and the Second Paddock &
school bonds was sold to G. H.
Stone, of Detroit.
Bond Sale—rlne $170,000 build¬
Bank-State Street Trust Co., both
May 23 for the purchase of $200,- Walker & Co., of St.
Louis, and
ing bonds offered May 11—v. 181, 000 water works revenue
of Boston,
Byron, Mich.
bonds.
jointly, at 0.949% dis¬
Stern Brothers & Co., of Kansas
Bond
Offering—Harry G. White¬ p. 2169—were awarded to Barcus, Dated June 1, 1955. Due on March
count.
City, jointly, as 2%s and 2y2S.
head, Village Clerk, will receive Kindred & Co., of Chicago.
1
from
1956
to
1970
inclusive. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on Feb. 1
North Reading, Mass.
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
Bonds due in 1964 and thereafter from 1956
Muskegon, Mich.
to 1975 inclusive.
In¬
Note Offering—Lotus M. GowBond Offering—A. J.
May 16 for the purchase of $18,000
Leutscher, are callable as of March 1, 1963. terest F-A.
Legality approved by
ing, Town Treasurer, will receive general
obligation bonds. Dated City Clerk, will receive sealed Principal and interest
payable at Charles
&
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
Trauernicht, of St.
Nov. 1, 1954. Due on Oct. 1 from
bids until 5 p.m. (EST) on May 24
a
banking institution designated Louis.'
May 19 fc * the purchase of $108,- 1955 to 1972 inclusive.
Principal for the purchase of $168,000 spe¬ by the successful bidder. Legality
000
water
mains
notes.
Dated and
interest (A-O) payable at the cial
Sturgeon, Mo.
assessment,
Group
No.
1
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
Village Treasurer's office, or at a bonds. Dated June 15, 1955. Due Barker, Scott &
Bond Sale—An issue of $60,000
Barber, of Min¬
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal bank or trust
on June 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬
company to be des¬
water works bonds was sold to
neapolis.
and interest payable at the Mer¬
ignated by the successful bidder. sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
the
Municipal Bond
chants National Bank of Boston.
Corp., of
Hubbard County (P. O. Park
payable at a bank or trust com¬
Deford Community School
Chicago, as 4y2S and 4y4S. Dated
District,
Rapids), Minn.
Pepperell, Mass.
pany in the State designated by
March 1, 1955.
Due 011 March 1
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $80,000 nursing
Note Offering—Bids will be re¬
the successful bidder.
Legality ap¬ home
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond
Le¬
Offering — Marjorie
bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
ceived on May
17 for the pur¬
proved
by
Berry,
Stevens
&
gality approved
by Charles &
Pringle, Secretary of the Board of
p. 2061—were awarded to Piper,
chase of $38,000 notes. Due
May Education, .will
Moorman, of Detroit.
receive
sealed
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minneap¬ Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
20, 1956.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Owosso, Mich.
May 19
olis, as 2.50s, at a price of 100.04,
MONTANA
Bond Offering—G. A. Van
for
the
purchase
of
Epps, a basis of about 2.49%.
Quincy, Mass.
$125,000
Note Sale—The $500,000 notes building bonds. Dated
Pondera County Sch. Dist. No. 2
May 1, 1955. City Clerk, will receive sealed
St. Louis County Indep Sch. Dist.
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
offered May 12 were awarded at Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1973
May
(P. O. Dupuyer), Mont.
No. 13 (P. O. Aurora), Minn.
.1.02% discount, as follows: $250,- inclusive. Principal and interest 24 for the purchase of $100,000
Bond
Offering — Olga
Sabins,
Bond Offering—Michael Rosanwater
000 each to the Second Bank-State
supply
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
system
revenue
Clerk of the Board of Trustees,
dich, District Clerk, will receive
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
Street Trust Co., Boston, and the company to be
designated by the
will
receive
sealed
bids
until
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Norfolk County Trust
Co., Salem, successful bidder. Legality ap¬ July 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
2 p.m. (MST) on May 24 for the
May 18 for the purchase of $1,jointly.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬ sive. Principal and interest (J-J)
purchase of $66,000 building
The
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
notes are dated May
payable at the Detroit Trust Co., 100,000 elementary building bonds.
12,
bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1955.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Dec.
1955 and mature on Dec.
Detroit.
Legality
approved
by
9, 1955.
Elk Rapids, Mich.
1
from
1958
to
1968
inclusive. Amortization bonds will be the
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
Bond
first choice; serial bonds will be
Somerset, Mass.
Offering—Evelyn Walton, of Detroit.
Principal and interest payable at
Bond
the second choice of the Board.
Offering
Harold
J. Village
a
Secretary, will receive
banking institution designated
Sylan Lake, Mich.
Reagan, Toyn Treasurer, will re¬ sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
by the successful bidder. Legality Stillwater
Bond Offering
County High Sch. Dist.
ceive sealed bids at the Second May 23 for the
Marjorie B.
purchase of $24,000
approved
by
Dorsey,
Colman,
(P. O. Rapelje), Mont.
Wilson, City Clerk, will receive
Bank-State Street Trust
supply
system
revenue
Co., Ill water
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Bond
Offering — Alice Hemp¬
Franklin
Street,
Boston,
until bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on
neapolis.
June 1 for
noon
hill, District Clerk, will receive
tjie purchase of $225,(DST) on May 18 for the Jan. 1 from 1956 to 1979 inclusive.
000 bonds, as follows:
Stuntz IP. O. Hibbing), Minn.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on
purchase of $135,000 school bonds. Principal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June
Certificate
able at the Detroit Trust
Offering—Elizabeth May 23 for the purchase of $76,Co., De¬ $100,000 special assessment water
1
from
1956
to
1969
inclusive. troit. Legality approved by Miller,
improvement bonds. Due on Kennedy, Town Clerk, will re¬ 000 building bonds. Dated June
Principal and interest payable at Canfield, Paddock &
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1970 in¬ ceive sealed bids until 4 p.m. 30, 1955. Amortization bonds will
Stone, of
the
Second
Bank-State
clusive. Bonds also backed by
Street Detroit.
(CST) on May 16 for the purchase be the first choice; serial bonds
Trust Co., Boston.
the City's full faith and tax¬
of
$114,000
certificates
of
in¬ will be the second choice of the
Legality ap¬
Elk Township Union Sch.
Diist.
proved
debtedness. Dated May 17, 1955. Board/
by
Storey,
ing power.
Thorndike,
(P. O. Peck), Mich.
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
Due on Dec. 31 from 1958 to 1962
125,000
water
bonds.
Due
on
Toole County Sch. Dist. No. 11
Bond Sale—The
$40,000 build¬
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1980 in¬ inclusive. Principal and interest
(P. O. Ethridge), Mont.
Westfield, Mass.
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181
clusive. Payable from unilm(J-D) payable at a banking in¬
Bond
Offering
Harold N.
p. 2169—were awarded to Barcus
Bond Offering—Shirley Hallenstitution designated by the suc¬
ited ad valorem taxes.
Barnes, City Treasurer, will re¬ Kindred & Co., of
ber, Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
Chicago.
Kingston, Mass.
Offering — George
W.
Cushman, Town Treasurer, will
Bond
(P.
Bond
O.
Burt), Mich,
Offering
—
M.
noon
L.
—
—
—
—
ceive
(DST)
of
sealed
bids
until
2
p.m.
May 19 for the purchase
$775,000 bonds, as follows:
on
$300,000 school project bonds. Due
on
June
1
from
inclusive.
1956
to
1975
The
Eureka
Township Fractional
Sch.
Dist. No. 4 (P.
O. Route 2,
Greenville), Mich.
Bond
District
Offering
—
Secretary,
(EST)
to be designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality
approved
pany
Lynn Kocher,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7
p.m.
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
1955.
on
cessful bidder.
tees, will receive sealed bids until
West
St.
Paul, Minn.
8 p.m. (MST) on May 24 for the
$50,000 swim¬ purchase of $20,000 building
ming pool bonds offered May 10— bonds.
Dated
June
15,
1955.
v.
181, p. 2169—were awarded to Amortization bonds will be the
Bond
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
the
Detroit.
St. Paul.
Sale—The
American
National
Bank
of
first
choice; serial bonds will be
A-f
4U
a
Dnni«rl
Volume 181
Number 5429
.
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2293)
Wheatland County Elem. Sch. Dist.
Flo. 16 (P. O. Harlowton),
Bond Offering — Mary
Mont.
Klock,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on May
26 for the purchase of $195,000
$42,000 water bonds. Due
1
23,000
Sale
Tfe $1,600,000
—
offered May 9—
1926—were awarded to
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
New York City, Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Minneapolis, First Na¬
building bonds
181,
v.
land
p.
a
tional Bank of
Portland, Foster &
Marshall, of Seattle, Mercantile
Trust Co., St. Louis, Kalman &
•Co., Minneapolis, and American
National Bank of St. Paul, as 2V4S,
■at 100.11, a basis of about 2.23%;
Due on May 1 from 1956 to 1975
inclusive. Callable at par at 1965.
1965
The
inclusive.
bonds
Lodi.
Nashua, N. H.
$300,000 tempo¬
notes offered May 6 were
rary
awarded
to
Bank, of
the
National
Second
Nashua,
1.10%
at
dis¬
count.
The
notes
1955 and mature
on
May
Dec. 1,
6,
1955.
NEW JERSEY
Bethlehem
Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Portal), N. J.
Bond Offering—Ethel Hoppock,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (DST) on May 24 for the
purchase
of
$60,000
building
bonds. Dated Aug. 1,1954. Due on
Aug. 1 from 1955 to 1974 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the Citizens National
West
Bank of Bloomsbury. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins,
Delafield &
"Wood, of New York City.
Burlington County (P. O.
Mount Holly), N. J.
Bond Sale —The $80,000 road
improvement
drain
and
storm
offered
bonds
dated
May
Legality approved by Haw¬
Delafield & Wood, of New
York
City.
until 8 p.m. (DST)
on May 26 for
purchase of $120,000 building
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1 from 1957 to 1965 incltisive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
the
Lodi Trust
the
at
Co., Lodi.
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
by
approved
Township School District
(P. O. Cape May, R.F.D. No. 1),
New Jersey
Bond
June 1 from 1957 to
Principal
and
in¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Borough Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 8:30 p.m. (DST) on
June 7 for the purchase of $110,000 water bonds. Dated July 1,
1955. Due on July 1 from 1955 to
1977 inclusive. Principal and in¬
Mercer
County (P. O. Trenton),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Philip T. Car¬
roll, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on May
for
24
Wood, of New York City.
1, 1955. Due
to
June 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
1965
interest
F. Mur¬
John
phy, Secretary, will receive sealed
bonds.
Dec.
clusive.
(DST)
on
May
purchase of $3,000,000
disposal system revenue
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
are
1958
due
1977 in¬
to
in
callable
1961
as
and
of Dec.
1960.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at the Hudson
County National Bank, of Jersey
1,
City,
option,
at
having
a
a
or at the purchaser's
bank or trust company
principal office in the Borough
New York City.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
aylor & Washburn, of N. Y. City.
■of
Manhattan,
Bond
(P. O.
Elmira Heights), N. Y.
Sale —The
$1,900,000
Bond
building bonds offered May 12—
181, p. 2170—were awarded to
v.
a
group composed of Halsey, Stu¬
art & Co., George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., First of Michigan Corp.,
Adams, McEntee & Co., and W.
H. Morton & Co., all of New York
City, as 2.40s, at 101.06, a basis
.
ing,
1955.
Due
1980
Sch.
Dist.
No.
1
July
on
inclusive.
1
from
Lodi, N. J.
Offering—Joseph D.
Pa¬
ella, Boorugh Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 26 for the purchase of $100,bonds, as follows:
000
group composed of C. J. Devine
Co.,
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
and
the
bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
2170 — were awarded to the
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
approved
Donovan,
& Lane, of New
by
Hanrahan,
York
City.
Sale
—
The
eral
improvement
May 11 — v. 181,
$96,000
bonds
p.
2062
were
tional Bank & Trust Co., of Mer¬
2v4s,
at
100.03,
a
basis of about 2.24%.
Penns
Grove-Upper Penns Neck
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Penns Grove),
New
Bond
bonds
1926—were
awarded
to
Boland,
Co., of New York City,
Van Deventer
Brothers, Inc.,
Newark, jointly, as 2Vzs, at a
of
•
Jersey
Sale—The $330,000 school
offered May 5—v. 181, p.
&
price of
2.47%.
100.17,
a
basis
of about
Bethel
(Town of), North White
Fire District (P. O.
Kauneonga Lake), N. Y.
Lake
—
van
County National Bank, of
Liberty, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.25, a basis of about 2.89%.
New York
Bond
Sale
The $2,050,000
building bonds offered May 10—
181, p. 2062—were awarded to
v.
group composed of Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc., George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., First of Michigan Corp.,
Adams, McEntee & Co., Chas. E.
Weigold & Co., all of New York
City, and Sage, Rutty & Co., of
Rochester, as 2V2s, at 101.22, a
basis of about 2.39%.
Port of New
Bond
Note Sale—The $7,684,000 notes
Co.,
both
181, p. 2062—
Kuhn, Loeb &
and Eastman, Dillon & Co.,
of
New
to
York
City, jointly,
taking $2,500,000 at 4.95% inter¬
a premium of $59,443.53,
and $5,184,000 at 5%, plus $124,556.90, the overall effective rate
being 0.19454%.
est, plus
Clarence Fire District No.
1
(P. O.
his
office
(EST)
a.m.
in
ka,
Offering—Robt. A. Smol-
District
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
Treasurer,
bids
May
17
will
until
for
3
the
re¬
p.m.
pur¬
chase of $38,000 fire house bonds.
Dated, Jan. 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1955 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
interest
and
(J-J)
at the Bank of Clarence.
apprved
by
Heckler &
City.
payable
Legality
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
purchase
of
1982
of $30,000,000
fourth series Consolidated bonds.
April 1, 1985. Callable begin¬
ning Oct. 1, 1965. Proceeds of the
financing will be used for the fol¬
lowing projects: Hoboken Piers,
$7,000,000; LaGuardia and Inter¬
Upper Nyack, N.
Offering
—
Y.
The
Village
til
2:30
(DST)
p.m.
May
on
for the purchase of
$90,000
bonds.
15,
on
Dated
June
June 15 from
un¬
18
sewer
1955. Due
1956 to 1985
in¬
1,
Utica, N. Y.
Sale—The
police
and
fire
alarm
communications system, Lim¬
bonds as 2y4S.
.100,000 street improvement, Lim¬
ited Tax bonds
Other
Principal and
improvement
May 12—v. 181,
awarded
to
bonds
p.
vari¬
offered
Bond
City.
Salomon
Bros.
sealed
Offering—W.
bids
at
leigh until 11
17
E.
Easter-
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on May
the purchase of $125,000
Hall bonds. Dated June 1,
Due
1955.
to
his
a.m.
for
City
1976
June
on
1
from
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D) payable at the the
Chase Manhattan Bank, of New
York City, or at the First Na¬
tional Bank, of Jacksonville.
Le¬
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
as
1.60s,
100.23, a basis of about
at
New
York
1.54%.
Charlotte, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Bond
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
Ra¬
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
24 for the purchase of $800,000
library bonds. Dated June 1,1955.
Due
June
on
1
Bond Offering—Albert J. Giese,
Town
Supervisor,
will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (DST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $128,000
equipment
storage
building
syndi¬
cago, The Fifth Third Union Trust
from
1956
to
Corn
Stone
Francisco.
Columbus, Ohio
Bond and Note Sale—The
$282,special assessment bonds of¬
fered May 5—v.
000
181,
awarded
were
Nov.
on
inclusive.
terest
Intersection
bonds
Athens
Sanders &
195*6
to
at
Bank,
Dempsey, of
a
price of
The
Bond
notes
time
ment
Cleveland!
2062—were
main
awarded
to
the
Cleveland
a
Corporation, as
price of 100.69, a basis
of about 2.62%.
bonds
Sale
1822—were
The $19,745,000
May 10—v. 181, p.
awarded
to
a
the Bankers Trust
at
100.44,
a
York
net
City> jointly,
interest
cost
of
about 2.09%, as follows:
were
as
2s.
Unlimited
of
street
improve¬
at
awarded to
the
Ryan,
&
Co., of Toledo, a9
price of 100.31, a basis
1.53%.
a
Bond
-
Sale—The $11,780 special
assessment
street
improvement
bonds offered May 11—v.
181, p.
2170—were awarded to McDon¬
ald &
Co., of Cleveland,
as
3s.
Grand Prairie Local Sch. Dist.
(P.
O.
Marion), Ohio
Bond Offering—Ronald E. Bib-
ler, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (EST)
purchase
of
bonds.
on
Dated
May 18 for the
$113,000
building
on
May 1,
1955.
Due
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the legal depository,
currently
the
Marion
County
Legality ap¬
by Squire,
Sanders .&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Marion.
of
Tax
Logan County (P. O. Bellefontaine), Ohio
Bond
Clerk
bonds
Offering—Agnes M. Miles,
the
Board
of
County
of
Commissioners, will receive sealed
bids until
for
$3,000,000 Expressways Improve¬
ment,
2%s, at
basis
a
, •
syndi¬
Co., and the Guaranty Trust Co,
New
as
proved
—
offered
92
Grafton, Ohio
Bank,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Bond
No.
offered
8
improve¬
bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
23/4s, at
%s, at
Squire,
Sale—The $57,250 special
water
101.86,
$309,300
ment
same
the
Brecksville, Ohio
assessment
Fund
about 2.50%.
Athens.
by
&
as
.•
payable
approved
White
follows:
as
Fund No. 2 bonds
1
1 from
National
Legality
1927—
p.
A.
2s, at a price of
100.48, a basis of about 1.92%.
182,000 New Municipal Building
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
J.
$100,000 Street Improvement and
of about
Bond Offering—Florence Davis,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 25
for the purchase of $25,000 sani¬
tary sewer bonds. Dated May 1,
1965
to
Co., of Cincinnati,
Sutherland
1955. Due
Co.,.
&
Louis, Courts & Co., of Atlanta,
Singer, Deane & Scribner, Moore,
Leonard & Lynch, both of Pitts¬
burgh, Rand & Co., of New York,
and Irving
Lundborg & Co., of
York
Athens, Ohio
&
Hayden,
Company, of Columbus, National
State
Bank,
of
Newark, Ball,
Burge & Kraus, of Cleveland,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., of St.
Principal and interest
at the Chemical
Exchange Bank, of New
OHIO
McEntee
Co., Laurence M. Marks.& Co., all of New
York, Trust Co_
of Georgia,
Atlanta, Wertheim &
Co., Chas E. Weigold & Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co., R. L. Day &Co., all of New York, The Ohio
1977
City, or at the American
Trust
Company, Charlotte.
Le¬
gality
approved
by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
New York City.
Co., Inc., Laidlaw &
Adams,
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
payable
cate headed by
West Seneca (P. O. West Seneca),
New York
2y4s.
the
Peabody &
Co.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., both of New
York, John Nuveen & Co., of Chi¬
San
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
&
City,
of
as
of
Kidder,
Co.,
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
2170—were
Hutzler,
members
B. Gibbons &
First
$489,000
Tax
New York
p.
Bond
other
Co., of Cincinnati, Barr Brothers
& Co., Dick &
Merle-Smith, Geo.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at the Nyack Bank
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
and
Limited
gality approved by Mitchell, Per¬
shing, Shetterly & Mitchell, of
clusive.
& Trust Co., Nyack.
light
2y4s.
as
(J-D)
payable
at
the
Manufacturers Trust Company, of
New York City, or at the Union
National Bank, of Charlotte. Le¬
coln
ark, $500,000.
as
street
cate:
national
Airport, $15,000,000; Lin¬
Tunnel, Teeterboro Airport,
Holland Tunnel, George Washing¬
ton Bridge,
and Port Authority
Building, $7,500,000; Port of New¬
system im¬
Limited Tax
2V4s.
interest
(J-D)
purchase
as
ited Tax
1956
inclusive.
bonds
300,000
Ra¬
May
$800,000
on
inclusive.
the
ous
Clarence), N. Y.
Bond
York Authority, N. Y.
OfferingSealed bids
Clerk will receive sealed bids
offered May 10—v.
the
for
Bond
Municipal Housing
Authority, N. Y.
for
will be received by the Authority
until 11:30 a.m. (DST) on May 23
Buffalo
awarded
basis of about 2.09%.
Due
NEW YORK
were
at
—
—
awarded to the Merchantville Na¬
as
2.10s,
as
teney Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Penn Yan),
gen¬
offered
a
Buffalo,
Milo, Jerusalem, Benton, Torrey,
Barrington, Potter, Italy,
Geneva, Seneca and Pul-
Merchantville, N. J.
Bond
of
Tax
sewerage
bonds
360,000
Easter-
Commission, will receive
at
2s.
provement,
Jacksonville, N. C.
p.
Limited
3,000,000
CAROLINA
on
Bond Sale—The $113,000 build¬
ing
ment,
ernment
bids
center,
as
2 V4 s.
improvement,
sealed
2s.
as
5,000,000 water system improve¬
bonds
24
Tax
2s.
as
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
(P. O. Highland), N. Y.
100.02,
Legality
Sullivan,
Weeks,
Lloyd, Marlborough, New Paltz and
Esopus Central Sch. Dist. No. 3
York,
McGovern
&
Co., and John Small &
Co., all of New York City, as
2V4S, at 100.80, a basis of about
First Mechanics National Bank of
,
Hornblower
&
bonds
ways and recreation
Unlimited Tax bonds
Legality approved
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
leigh until 11
—
bonds
Heights.
Charlotte, N. C.
Offering—W. E.
Unlimited
100,000 parks, playground, park¬
and
(J-J)
payable
at
the
County Trust Company, of York-
NORTH
' im¬
2s.
as
limited Tax
interest
town
2s.
as
500,000 playground and recrea¬
tion center,
Unlimited Tax
1956
Principal
bonds
hospital
790,000 street improvement, Un¬
chase of $75,000 water system con¬
struction
bonds.
Dated
Jan.
1,
Bond
Central
bonds
2s.
as
improvement,
Tax
gbneral
provement,
pur¬
to
bonds
sewer
985,000
2s.
as
improvement,
Tax
Unlimited
mS™ Seakl bids untilthe P-m2
(DST) on May 19 for
of about 2.29%.
Trenton.
New Jersey
on
Central Sch. Dist: No. 2
1,000,000
orktown Heights), N Y
Offering—John H. Down¬
Town Supervisor, will re-
«
improvement,
bonds
sewer
Unlimited
Yorktown, Street Water Dist.
Mill
of
by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
purchase of $942,000
improvement bonds. Dated June
Jersey City Incinerator Authority
for the
Co.
Western New York, Eden. Legal¬
the
2169—were awarded to the Sulli¬
Co.,, Ridgewood.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
19
Trust
ity approved
Bache
(J-D) payable at the Citi¬
garbage
Marine
1,110,000
Gallo¬
&
2.70s.
First National Bank & Trust
a.m.
the
at
street
Unlimited Tax
Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler &
way, of New York City.
pay¬
(P. O. Valatia), N. Y.
Bond Sale
The $12,000 fire
fighting apparatus and equipment
bonds offered May 9—v. 181, p.
bids until 10
able
2s.
1,300,000
Buffalo.
bor,
Ho-Ho-Kus, N. J.
Bond Offering—John W. Lucas,
—
Principal and interest (A-O)
of
to
as
University of Cincinnati, Unlimited Tax bonds as
'
of
by
a
and
Bank. Legality ap¬
Offering
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1
from
1956
to
1971
inclusive.
York,
approved
J£«^b0l*ds- June 1 from
Dated June
1955.
Due
dale National
Bond
bonds.
New
Legality
Bond Sale
The $1,271,000
building bonds offered May 11—
181, p. 2170—were awarded to
Saffin
terest
system
Western
v.
terest (J-D) payable at the Hills¬
zens
distribution
water
May
$38,000
on
$z0,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 11—v. 181,
p.
1926 — were awarded to the
chantville,
S.
Glenn, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on May
25 for the purchase of $450,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
inclusive.
(DST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
Nassau
Sale—The
water
Hillsdale Sch. Dist., N. J.
Bond Offering — Madeline
1975
Co.
until 2
Kinderhook, Stuyvesant, Stockport,
Ghent,
Chatham,
Schodack
and
Lower
.
on
19
Bond Offering — Joseph D. Diminno, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
2,200,000
.
Horseheads, Big Flats and Elmira
Lodi School District, N. J.
May
10—v.
181, p. 2032—were awarded to
the Burlington County Trust Co.,
of Moorestown, as 1 y2s, at 100.015, a basis of about 1.49%.
1955. Due
Water District (P. O.
| bonds.
Dated June. 1, 1955. Due
Eden), New York
\ on June 1 from 1956 to 1973
incl
Bond Offering — Marie
Clark, Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
Town Clerk, will receive sealed
able at the Marine Trust
First National Bank of Stone Har¬
dated
are
are
kins,
Legality
Note Sale—The
acquisition bonds.
May 1 from 1956 to
1,
1955. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the Lodi Trust Co.,
able
NEW HAMPSHIRE
on
Eden
bids
1965 inclusive.
Due
Yellowstone County School District
No. 2 (P. O. Billingfc), Mont.
May
on
1965 inclusive.
35,000 storm water sewer bonds.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to
building bonds.
Bond
from 1956 to
57
the
noon (EST)
purchase of
special
assessment
bonds.
Dated
on
Nov.
1
May
from
on
sewer
1,
1956
May 18
$22,932.65
district
1955.
to
1965
Due
in-
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2294)
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
County
the
at
payable
(M-N)
interest
and
Principal
elusive.
ap¬
& Wil¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer
1956
$10,689.06 6s. Due
mortgage water works revenue
bonds offered May 10—v. 181, p.
Sweney
to
awarded
2062 —were
Cartwright & Co., of Columbus.
playground
improvement bonds
offered May 11—v. 181, p. 2062—
awarded
Hampton, Ohio
Offering—Diantha Fuller,
Bond
to
group
a
posed of Smith, Barney & Co., F.
S. Moseley & Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, and Roosevelt & Cross,
of New York
City, as 2^s,
purchase pf $25,000 water
bonds.
Dated Jun£ .1, 1955. Due
on
Dec. 1 from l95o to 1975 in¬
100.93, a basis of about 2.30%.
clusive.
Principal
Jackson,
tional
sealed
(P. O. Bera),
Ohio
Bond
I
Offering—Walter L. Clem¬
ents, Village Auditor, will receive
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
May 21 for the purchase of $60,000
water main bonds.
Dated June 1,
1955.
Due
A-O.
Interest
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
Williams, of Cincinnati.
fer &
Parma, Ohio
Bond Sale—The
assessment
offered
bonds
$656,000 special
street
May
improvement
12—v. 181, p.
awarded
2062—were
to
a
2%s, at 100.66,
as
a
basis of about
2.63%.
16
lum, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until noon (DST) on May 25 for
the purchase
Dated
bonds.
of $450,000 building
June 1, 1955. Due
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1973 inclu¬
purchase of
follows:
the
for
$24,000 water works extension and
improvement
bonds.
Due
serially from 1958 to 1968 incl.
29,000 sanitary sewer extension
and improvement bonds. Due
serially from 1958 to 1967 incl.
Hinton, Okla.
Offering — E.
Bond
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST) on
May 16 for the purchase of $28,000 sanitary sewer system exten¬
sion and
improvement bonds. Due
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Waurika), Okla.
No. S3
Bond Offering—T. J.
Smart, Jr.,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
(CST)
p.m.
May
on
17
the
for
purchase of $7,500 transportation
bonds.
1958
from
Kiowa
No.
2
serially
Due
inclusive.
1960
to
Springfield Sch. Dist.
000
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lone Wolf), Okla.
$15,000 trans¬
(PST) on
purchase of $300,-
building bonds.
Sale—The
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
2063—were
awarded to the
First National Bank, of Portland,
2V4S,
basis
at
price
a
a
2.20%.
about
of
100.23,
of
Bond
City
(PST)
on
Recorder,
of
8
water system
1, 1955. Due
1956
to
able at the
Legality
re¬
bonds.
June
on
inclusive.
1985
pay¬
City Treasurer's office.
by
Winfree,
approved
McCulloch,
Shuler
&
Sayre,
of
Portland.
(P. O. Portland),
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 2%
airport
bonds
offered
May
9
—v.
181, p. 1723—were awarded
to a group composed of the Chem¬
ical Corn Exchange Bank, C. J.
Devine & Co.,
both of New York
City, and A. G. Edwards & Sons,
Inc., of St. Louis, at a price of
basis of about 1.95%.
awarded
National
First
the
to
were
Bank, of Lone Wolf.
181,
2063—were awarded to
p.
the First
land,
National Bank
of Port¬
follows:
as
Trust
Company, of Youngstown.
Legality approved by Squire,
Spencer, Okla.
Bond Sade—The $35,000 water
works
bonds offered
May 10—
v.
181, p. 2170—were awarded to
Cleveland.
Quincy Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $136,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
the
First Cleveland Corporation,
Cleveland, as 23/4S, at a price Pf
100.42, a basis of about 2.70%.
2062—were
p.
awarded
the
First
sas,
Sanders & Dempsey, of
ander, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
May 19 for the purchase of $40,000
water works improvement bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to
1980 inclusive.
cipal and interest
Dist. No.
at
the
Farmers
Bank, of Shreve.
Legality
approved
by - Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Somerset, Ohio
Bond
ing
Sale—The
improvement
May
181,
5—v.
awarded
to
Clerk
will
Local
bonds
receive
1959
School
District
awarded
to
Bond Sale—The
$130,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
p. 2062—were awarded to J. A.
—
Francis
Clerk
will
receive
until
Bend, Ore.
Bond
Sale
181,
—v.
the
to
The
$23,000 im¬
bonds offered May 4
provement
p.
—
1927—were
United
Clackamus
Sch.
Dist.
Bond
will
be
awarded
States
Dec. 1 from
O.
District
Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on May
19
for the
purchase of $45,000
building bonds. Dated April 1,
1955. Due
1975
$225,00 build¬
ing bonds offered May 9—v. 181,
p. 2171—were awarded to
Jan. 1
on
thereafter
from
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Parke, of Philadelphia, jointly, as
l7/ss, at 100.10, a basis of about
are
callable
PENNSYLVANIA
Farrell, Pa.
*
National
City
Clerk,
bids
until
County, Happy Valley
99 (P. O. Portland
66), Oregon
Offering
—
Sealed
received
by
the
the
for
buildipg
1955. Due
1971
(PST)
purchase of
bonds.
on
Dated
bids
District
on
May
$24,000
June
1,
June 1 from 1958 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
by
Eugene, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
$57,689.06 Ban¬
Improvement bonds offered
—
awarded
v.
to
181, p. 2063
the
First
—
were
National
Bank of Portland, at par, a net
in¬
will
7:30
000
incinerator
1, 1955.
Due
Green
Tree
230,000 2V2S. Due
on
May 1 from
1967 inclusive.
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1973
750,000 3s. Due on May 1, 1983.
Due
on
May
1,
tary
bonds
dated
May 1,
1955 and those maturing through
1973 are callable as of May
1,
1960; the 1983 and 1995 maturities
are
callable as of May 1, 1974.
are
Principal and interest (M-N)
able at the Fidelity Trust
pay¬
Co.,
May
2
—
on
June 1 from 1956
Bond
Offering—J. N. Thor
Clerk of the Board of E
cation, will receive sealed t
until May 26 for the purchase
$120,000 building bonds.
*
Hutchinson
the
group:
Fauset, Steele & Co., Moore, Leon¬
ard
&
Lynch, Stroud
&
Co.?
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co,, But¬
cher
&
Sherrerd, Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Dolphin & Co.,
County,
Tripp Ind
Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. G
Tripp), S. D.
Bond
Sale—The
$80,000 bui
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 1
p. 2063—were awarded to the 3
kota State
Bank, of Tripp.
-
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. D
Sale—The
$150,000 bui
ing bonds offered May 4—v., 1
p. 2063—were awarded to Pij
Jaffray & Hopwood, of Minne;
olis, at a price of 100.07, a
cost
$110,000
to
as
2%s, at
Bond
Sale—An issue of
general obligation bonds
to
$15,000
sold
was
C. C. Collings & Co., of
Phila¬
bids
for
19
building
1955.
until 8 p.m. (DST)-on May 23 for
the purchase of $68,000 improve¬
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated June
June 1 from
on
1955.
1,
1956 to
1969
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the Paoli Bank,
Paoli.
Legality* approved
by
Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of
Philadelphia.
'
York, Pa.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$425,000 im¬
8
p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
the
bonds.
Due
.
Dated
Jan.
on
1975 inclusive.
1
IV:
on
$45,
April
from
1957
Bonds due in ,1«
thereafter
callable
are
as
1, 1965.
Principal and int
est payable at a banking insti
tion designated by the success
bidder.
Legality
approved
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
of
Yankton
Minneapolis.
County Indep. Sch.
(P.O. Irene), S. Dak.
No. 1
Bond
Offering—Emily J. Peirce,
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
June 1 fr
on
1970 inclusive.
Offering—E. D. Sienje
Clerk, will receive sea
until
Barber
TredyfFrinTwp. (P. O. Berwyn),
V.
Pennsylvania \
June
on
Wolsey Indep. Sch. Dist., S. JD
and
Lemoyne, Pa.
Due
2.63%,
1957 to 1967 inclusive
1968 to
Bond
a
about
40,000 2.70s. Due
District
181, p. 2063—were
Moore, Leonard &
of
2.60s.
from
(P.
Bond
Offering—M.
Ck
E.
tiansen, Clerk of the Board
Education, will receive sealed b
until 2:30
p.m. (CST) on
May
purchase of $75,000 sen
for the
auditorium bonds.
1955.
to
Due
1975
Dated
June
on
Jur
from
1
1
inclusive.
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at a ba
ing institution designated by.
successful
bidder.
Legality
proved by Danforth & Danfo
of Sioux Falls.
provement bonds offered May
—v.
to
a
181,
Dillon
2063—were
p.
group
&
10
awarded
composed of Eastman,
Co., New York City,
Schaffer, Necker & Co., and Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co., both of
Philadelphia, as l%s, at 100.44, a
TENNESSEE
Knox
County (P. O. Knoxville
Tennessee
Bond
school
181,
Sale
bonds
—
The
$3,485,
May 10
offered
1723—were awarded t
p.
syndicate headed by the Equita
Securities Corp., of Nashville;
PUERTO RICO
follows:
Rico
Aqueduct and Sewer
O. San Juan),
Authority (P.
$400,000
4s. Due
1956
to
Puerto Rico
Revenues
of the
Sewer
$529,639
2,085,000
Show
Gain—Reven¬
Puerto Rico
Aqueduct
Authority
totaled
March,
1955
com¬
pared with $494,971 in March of
1954, Rafael Vr Urrutia, Execu¬
tive Director of the Authority,
announced May
10.
Among the
projects
completed
during
the
were
the construction of
a
supply dam and the installation of
water mains to
increase the sup¬
ply to the city of San Juan.
The
Bank
Government
for
Development
Puerto- Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rich Aque¬
duct and Sewer
Authority.
.
RHODE
Bond
May.l ft
Due
1960 to
1970
1,000,000 2V2S.
Due
,1971 and 1972.
Other
cate:
members
First
of
National
on-Ma
inclusi
on
the
May
syn
Bank
Memphis, John Nuveen & Co.,
Chicago, Paine, Webber, Jack
& Curtis, Cumberland Securi
Corp., First American .Natio
Bank,
both
Little
&
of
Co.,
NashyiljbwiLy
of Jackson, ^Th
National Bank in
Nashville, Uh
Planters National Bank, of-Me
bhis, Davidson & Co., Inc.,. Fid
ity Bankers Trust Co., both
Knoxville,
Provident
Savi
Bank & Trust Co., of Cincinn
.Stranahan, Harris & Co., of '
ledo, Breed & Harrison, of C
1
ISLAND
Sjaflp—The
on
1959 inclusive.
2V4s.
from
in
Central Falls, R. I.
of
;
son,
interest
$250,009 sani¬
system bonds offered
V.
awarded
Pittsburgh. Legality approved by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of .Pittsburgh.
Other members
DAKOTA
follows:
Sale—The
sewer
month
1995.
The
SOUTH
Edgemont Indep. Sch. Dist., S. L
street
O. Pittsburgh),
Pennsylvania
Bond
and
inclusive.
1963
3%s.
payable at the First ;
Bank, of Boston. Lega
by Storey, Thornd
Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.-
Dated June
inclusive.
Principal and
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office.
Legality approved
by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
ues
1,270,000
on
1975
$150,000 2V4S. Due
to
repair and
improvement bonds.
Puerto
1968
(DST)
g.m.
May 19 for the purchase of $100;-
Singer, Deane & Co., of Pitts¬
burgh, purchased on May 6 an is¬
sue
of
$2,620,000 water system'
revenue bonds, as follows:
to
Pandza,
receive sealed
basis of about 1.69%.
May 1 from
t
approved
Bond
Offering-sr-John
Water Authority, Pa.
Bond Sale—A group headed by
1964 to
No.
Bond
Ambridge
on
2
tional
Miller
of
as
until
1.85%.
1957 to
Jan. 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
est payable at a banking institu¬
tion designated by the successful
1958
interest
Singer,
& Scribner, of Pittsburgh,
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966
300,000 23/4s. Due
Clerk until 8 p.m.
May 9
on
1,
2
OREGON
(DST) on May 23 for the purchase
$35,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
bids
inclusive.
croft
Due
sealed
(CST) on May 17 for the
purchase
of
$45,000
building
bonds. Due serially from 1957 to
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
of
May
Willamina), Ore.
Bond Offering—Audrey Pierce,
p.m.
H.
Dickson, Director of Finance, will
on
Yamhill County Sch. Dist. No. 30-44
and
Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Willouqhby, Ohio
Due
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Offering—Edgar Schmidt, Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
of the Board of Education,
Barber, of Minneapolis.
proved
of Cincinnati.
2V2s.
^/y>:
Oklahoma
16
June 1, 1955.
until
inclusive.
the
Sugar Creek Local School District
(P. O. Vaughnsville), Ohio
Offering
bids
Bank, of Portland.
2.67%.
May 1 from
Bond
Somerset
Savings Bank & Trust
Co., of Cincinnati, as 23/4S, at a
price of 101.03, a basis of about
Bond
sealed
Washita County Dependent School
District No. 10 (P. O. Bessie),
Provident
White & Co.,
Mills,
of Education,
(CST) on May 16 for
the purchase of $35,000 building
bonds. Due serially from 1957 to
1927—were
New
Bond Sale—The $115,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
2062—were
Cecil
—
the Board
of
offered
(P. O. Fredericksburg), Ohio
p.
(P. O. Bartie sville),
Offering
on
1963 inclusive.
1959 to
(P.
p.m.
1965
Bank, Somerset, as 23/4S, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 2.73%.
Southeast
1
1958 inclusive.
to
26,000.00
May 1 from
1964 and 1965.
$23,000 build¬
p.
the
ivan-
Oklahoma
Bond
Prin¬
(M-N) payable
or
Washington County Dependent Sch.
to
Shreve, Ohio
Offering—Kenneth Alex¬
Co.
on
65,000.00 2s. Due
of Oklahoma City.
7:30
Bond
Securities
1956
District, Pa.
Sale—The
delphia.
$3|5,269.27 3s. Due
bids
May 18 for the 1
chase
of
$650,000
tempoi
notes.
Dated May 20, 1955. : ]
on
Aug. 10, 1955. Principal
on
.
Dormont School
provement bonds offered May 9—
—
Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
Philadelphia.
Bond
sealed
(DST)
Jan.
v.
2170
181, p.
v.
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
$126,269.27 im¬
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the legal depository,
currently the Dollar Savings &
by
ceive
June< 1,
June 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
urer's
of
on
P." T
gadamo, City Controller, will
Dated
price of 100.58.
Salem, Ore.
Bond Sale—The
May
—
bonds.
Lynch, of Pittsburgh,
portation equipment bonds offered
11
Due
May 24
im¬
on
of $750,000
Offering—Louis
interest
Oregon
Bond Sale—The
1955.
1970
(DST)
a.m.
purchase
provement
to
a
Alrich
Monday, May 16, 1
.
Newport, R. t.
Note
p.m.
Principal and interest (J-D)
100.43,
the
May 20 for the purchase
$183,000
from
will
until
bids
sealed
M.
—
and
Offering—Robert M. Ap-
ceive
until 10:30
for
Deane
Nyssa, Oregon
plegate,
Offering
Price, Director of Accounts and
Finance, will receive sealed bids
$30,000 build¬
p.
as
Chester, Pa.
Bond
terest
County School District No. 36
(P. O. R. 1, Shedd), Ore.
Port of Portland
serially from 1958 to 1964 incl.
Jefferson
1,
June
on
be received until 8 p.m.
1
Buford
Clerk, will receive
Green, Town
Due
1
1965.
June 13 for the
Dated June
equipment
Poland Local School District, Ohio
Bond Offering — R. H. McCol-
on
City Clerk, will receive
(CST)
$53,000 bonds, as
group
composed of McDonald & Co.,
Field, Richards & Co., Hayden,
Miller & Co., all
of Cleveland,
and Ohio Company of Columbus,
C.
June
Co., C. C. Collings & Co.,
Hulme, Applegate & Humphrey,
Inc., Smith & Root, and Elmer E.
inclusive.
1963
(P. O. Springfield), Ore.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Linn
bids until 7:30 p.m.
May
on
1956
1 from
April
on
inclusive.
1965
to
at
Cleveland, Okla.
Offering — George
Bond
tory,
North Royalton
all
inclusive.
on
&
Powell & Co.
19
Bond
(J-D) payable at the legal deposi¬
currently the Lagonda Na¬
Bank, of Springfield. Le¬
gality approved by §quire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
No.
Due
1
June
on
1960
to
to
2s.
and
Lane County,
OKLAHOMA
interest
and
1964
com¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 20
for the
12,000.00
and
parks
and
Due
13/4s.
1961
from
$1,830,000
The
—
widening
street
were
North
Sale
Bond
1958
18,000.00
Youngstown, Ohio
first
$350,000
Sale—The
l^s.
from
Miamisburg, Ohio
June 1, 1956
on
1957.
and
17,000.00
Cleveland.
Bond
.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
Thomas & Co., Aspden, Robinson
Legality approved by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
ioughby.
Squire,
liams, of Cincinnati.
(J-D) payable at the
Trust Company, Wil-
Cleveland
terest cost of about 1.99%, as fol¬
lows:
Principal
inclusive.
1965
to
and interest
.
cinnati,
McDonald-Moore
&
of
funding bonds offered May 9—v.
181, p. 2171—were awarded to the
Cleveland, Mid-South -Sec
ties Co.,
of Nashville, Watki
Morrow & Co., of Birmingh
First National Bank of Boston, as
2.90s, at 100.25, a bcisis of about
Weil, Roth & Irving, of Cincinn
and Temple Securities Corp.,
2.87%.
Nashville.
$135,000
re¬
m
Number 5429
181
lume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Offering
street
will receive
ster, City Recorder,
aled bids until 7:30
sold
(CST)
p.m.
guenin & Boothnian, of Dallas.
sold to
was
and the First
Company, of Dallas,
Antonio,
jointly, as 3s/4^3y4S and 2V2S.
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1 from 1956 to 1$86 inclusive. In¬
school
offered
May 10—v. 181, p.
awarded to Boyd J.
Leg^ity approved by
terest A-O.
aston, of Rockford.
Dumas, Huguenusf & Boothman, of
Sale —The
Additional
San
of
Southwest
$60,000
-ftbnds
$300,000
Dallas.
bonds ofred the same day were sold to
group composed of Boettcher &
o., Denver, Lucian Bailey & Co.,
f Knoxville, M. A. Saunders &
o., of Memphis, and J. Osborne
~ood & Co., of Knoxville.
ectric system revenue
Turnpike Authority, Dallas,
T ex as
Worth
Fort
Financ¬
Turnpike
Court
by
Approved
Texas
—
Turnpike Authority on May 11
won
a
favorablerdecision of the
Supreme Court of Texas respect¬
Somerville, Tenn.
Bond
'•
Offering
Ben Matheny,
—
will
Recorder,
wn
ealed bids until 10 a.m.
receive
(CST) on
ing the financinjghof the $58,500,000 Dallas-Fort Worth Tunpike.
Armistead Rust,
Authority,
Chairman of the
that
announced
a
lay 27 for the purchase of $380,■03 natural gas system revenue
meeting of the Authority with its
i>nds. Dated June 1,
advisors,
from
1
line
1955. Due on
1958 to 1985 inclu-
ive. Bonds due in 1966 and thereIter
callable
are
065.
J-D.
Interest
of
as
June
Legality
1,
called
bond sale within the
a
,,that the Author¬
will offer "$15,000,000 bonds
Jan. 1, 1980 and $43,500,000
ity
(P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
L; 1995. The bonds
will be secured by a trust agree¬
ment with the Republic National
Bond Offering—Howard R. Pos-
Bank of Dallas as trustee and the
receive
First National Bhhk in Dallas and
Sullivan County
will
Judge,
County
niled bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
on
the purchase of $200,highway bonds. Dated June 1,
/.yy 26 for
00
955. Due
inclusive.
6
5
June 1 from 1957 to
on
Principal and in-
payable at the ChemExchange Bank, New
crest (J-D)
al
Com
City. Legality approved by
terk
'hapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
toiids
ton
sold
was
&
of
$60,-
improvement
to Rowles, Win-
works
water
Houston,
of
Co.,
fol-
as
ows:
have been
consider bidding for
syndicsftes
formed
1958
28.000
to
Due
June 1 from
inclusive.
1965
Due
3s.
on
June
on
from
1
to
bonds, one under joint man¬
agement of The First Boston Cor¬
poration, First Southwest Com¬
and
Rauscl^er, Pierce & Co.;
under
under
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
The
bonds
hereafter
in
due
Bonds
1955.
Interest J-D.
1065.
1966
callable
are
June
dated
are
1,
and
of June
as
Legality
ap-
by Gibson, Spence & Gib¬
ved
joint7 management
Stuart & Co. Ine;
The
from
of
extend
downtown
is
ForteWorth and
the two cities.
ex¬
Average daily traf¬
present r.dptes between the
exceeds 30,000 vehicles.
on
lanes, three in each direction,
be
provided on the Turn¬
EngineerSfexpect the Turn¬
pike.
pike to be
by July
open
1, 1957
to
produce; gross revenue in
the first year dt operation in ex¬
cess of $4,300,000.
Toll rates will
Sale—The $320,000 street
be
50c for passenger cars
to
$1.25
of Austin.
Bond
improvement bonds offered April
!3—v. 181, p. 1928—were awarded
o Euss & Co., of San Antonio, as
2V2S.
Due
to
1957
from
2Vis.
15,000
March
on
1
1965 inclusive.
Due
March
on
for
Thg Texas Highway
connections
expressway
2V2s.
Due
2%s.
Hale
March
March
on
to 1976
1971
from
on
Due
1
College Dist.,
Bond Sale—The
inclusive^
improvement bonds -was
<'>li to the First Southwest Cornircet
any,
2064—were awarded to
tional Bank, Fort Worth,
Stayart
Dallas.
Sale—An
Bond
00
he
works and
water
revenue
em
First
alias,
pril
rom
3^s and
1955.
1957
erest A-O.
imas,
f
bonds
of
$110,-
sewer
sys-
sold
was
to
Southwest Company, of
as
1,
issue
to
Due
1982
2V2S.
on
Dated
April
inclusive.
1
In-
Legality approved by
Huguenin and Boothman,
Dallas.
both
Co.,
of
Village
ceive
tion
mission
until
25
for
will
-re¬
2
p.m.
the
pur¬
Dated
May
15,
May 15 from 1971 to
on
inlcusive* Principal and
terest
Local
on
ceive sealed
re¬
bids at the Commis¬
office, Room 222, Finance
Bldg., Capitol Square, Richmond,
until noon (EST) 011 May 26 for
the purchase
of $350,000 school
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955.
Due
Jan.
on
inclusive.
in¬
payable gt the First Nation¬
Bank
of
St.-;Johnsbury,
National
Boston.
Storey,
Shawmut
1956
to
1975
interest
(J-J) payable at the State Plant¬
ers
Principal
Bank
& Trust
and
Co., Richmond,
Bank,
at the Chase Manhattan
or
York
New
City.
Legality
ap¬
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
proved
or
Bank
at
approved
No.
Treasurer,
May
on
Thorndike,
until
the
Palmer
&
purchase
20
the
for
Due
1, 1955.
(PST)
purchase
of
July 1 from 1957
on
inclusive.
1978
to
years
at
Callable
after
of issue.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
from
the
date
Treasurer's
County
office.
(Towns) Joint School District
No. 1 (P. O. Clintonville),
and
sold to
a
$320^000
refunding im¬
sewer
bonds
Chas.
revenue
Tripp
Co.,
Portland,
of
as
follows:
on May 1
1965 inclusive.
Due
3s.
1957
to
1966
to
Due
1985
on
from
inclusive.
Dated
May 1,
1955.
Interest
Legality approved by Pres¬
M-N.
96.86.
1
until
8
p.m.
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the
Dairyman's
State
the Clintonville National
or
of
both
Clintonville. Le¬
Chapman &
gality approved by
Cutler, of Chicago.
Debenture
ing
sive.
mortgage
revenue
May 11—v. 181, p.
2172—were sold to ~a'group com¬
Co.,
&
of Mil¬
Harley, Haydon & Co.,
and
Bell, Farrell Co., both of
Madison, as 2%s, at 100.52, a
No. 1
Bond
Clerk
Bank
a
the
$55,000 3s.
1956
of
School
p.
ing bonds offered May 6—v. 181,
2064—were - awarded to the
until 2 p.m.
State Finance Commission—
the
Skagit County, LaConner Sch. Dist.
No. 311 (P. O. Mount Vernon),
Washington
June
Ellis,
will receive
(PST) on
Treasurer,
County
B.
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
June 2 for the purchase
1955. Due
on
of $91,000
June 1,
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1970
Dated
bonds.
Callable
after
7
from date of issue. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
years
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Seattle, Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
$2,500,000 gen¬
bonds
offered May 9—v. 181, p. 1928—
arterial
improvement
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
ings Bank, of Chicago; Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, of New
York
City; Schoellkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, of Buffalo; W. H. Mor¬
ton &
Co., Andrews & Wells, Inc.,
both of New York City;
Bramhall
&
Stein, of Seattle, and Breed &
Harrison, of Cincinnati, as 2%s, at
a
price of 100.65, a basis of about
2.19%.
Whitman
County, Ewan School
District No. 215 (P. O.
Colfax),
Washington
Sale—The
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
p.
2064 — were awarded to the
Lamont
Bank, of St. John.
(MST)
purchase
of
on
May 25 for
$2,500,000
bonds. Dated June 1,
bldg.
from
1957
sive. Principal and
to
1955. Due on
1966
Commerce,
a net
1966
to
April 1 from
on
inclusive.
1965
Due
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
1975
Dated April 1, 1955.
Int. A-O.
Granby, Quebec
Bond
Sale—An issue of
water works and
sewer
$75,000
bonds
was
sold to
Dorocher, Rodregue & Co.,
Ltd., as 3s, at a price of 95.25 a
basis
of
3.51%.
about
March 15, 1955.
Due
1975 incl.
1956 to
Dated
March 15
on
Int. M-S.
Grande-Riviere, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $390,000
construction
the
at
bonds
was
sold
to
Credit
a
cost
Anglo-Francais, Ltd.,
price of 98.03, a net interest
of about 3.93%, as follows:
$312,500 3s.
1956
to
4s.
on
inclusive.
Due
to
May 1 from
Due
1960
on
1970
May 1
from
inclusive.
May 1, 1955.
Int. M-N.
Shawinigan Falls, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $300,000
public works bonds was sold to a
group composed of Wood, Gundy
& Co., Ltd., the Royal Bank of
Credit Interprovina price of 98.59, a
interest cost of about 3.56%,
Canada,
and
cial, Ltd.,
net
at
follows:
inclu¬
interest (J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Due
60,000 3V2S.
as
1
of
price of 96.62,
to
Dated
L. M. Baggs,
—
Board
purposes
interest cost of 3.76%, as follows:
County
Offering
Various
Canadian
School District
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
of
—
jointly, at
1961
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Offering—Will
Sale
77,500
basis of about 2.65%.
Laramie
sold
bonds totaling $115,000 were sold
to Bell, Gouinlock & Co., and the
WYOMING
County, Maryhill School
District No. 9 (P. O. Goldendale),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $13,000 build¬
issue of
was
QUEBEC
waukee,
Seattle.
Klickitat
An
—
Interest A-O.
from
offered
Loewi
Sale
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd.,
as
4s, at a price of par. Due on
April 15 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
$400,000 park¬
system
of
Interest M-S.
to
Racine, Wis.
Sale—The
Bond
March 1 from 1957
$80,000 school debentures
1, 1955. Due on June
1957
from
on
Burlington Roman Catholic
Separate School, Ont.
'
ton, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of
Bond
Due
ONTARIO
re¬
May 25 for the pur¬
chase of $470,000 building bonds.
Dated June
a
of A. E. Ames &
1981 inclusive.
to
on
posed
May 1 from
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
(CST)
bonds
$57,000
District
Cauley,
ceive
Mc-
Offering—Margaret
was
group composed of
provement
N.
Wisconsin
Bank,
Kalama, Wash.
Bond Sale—An issue of
(City), Bear Creek,
Main, Belle Plains and Navarino
Bond
$1,to
Asbestos, Que
Larrabee, Matteson, Deer Creek,
Bank
water
on
sold
was
Co., Ltd., the Bank of Montreal,
Hannaford, Ltd., and T. B. Read &
Co., Ltd., as 33/4s, at a price of
public
Dated
July 1 from
1956 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
State Treasurer's office, or at the
Chase
Manhattan
Bank,
New
York City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bugge,
a.m.
$68,000 building bonds. Dated July
five
$483,000
of
July 1, 1955. Due
receive
will
11
British Columbia
Debenture Sale—An issue of
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 10 a.m. (EST) on June 9 for
school improvement bonds.
Nov. 6,1955.
on
COLUMBIA
group composed
Morgan County (P. O. Berkeley
Springs), W. Va.
Bond Offering—V. W. Snyder,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
par,
Dated
Greater Nanaimo Water District,
Bond
Offering—Jens S.
bids
Due
BRITISH
23/4S, at
as
price of
a
per annum.
200,000 debentures
Clintonville
County, Sequin Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Port Angeles),
Bond
sealed
May 2, 1955.
$675,000,-
sold to the
was
Canada, at
yield 1%%
par;
323
County
to
WISCONSIN
WASHINGTON
Clallam
of
by
Washington,
Washburn, of New York City.
Bond
Legality
Dodge, of BostO#.
from
1
of
WEST VIRGINIA
will
Debt,
(P. O. Yakima),
Sale—The
inclusive.
1979
posed of the Harris Trust & Sav¬
$175,000 water purifica¬
plant bonds.
1975
the
bids
May
on
of
1955. Due
al
Treasurer,
sealed
chase
from
1
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
were
Johnshury, Vt.
Bond Offering—William A. Be-
mis,
1955.
State
July
on
115
Washington
$29,280 build¬
ing bonds offered May 10—v. 181,
p. 2064 — were awarded to the
Bond
Waynesboro, Va.
eral
St.
(DST)
Lamesa, Texas
&
VERMONT
Dated April 1, 1955. Due
n April
1 from 1959 to 1968 inlusive.
Interest A-O.
Legality
1,
Treasury bills
Bank of
County, Castlevale School
District No.
July 1 from
on
Canada, (Dominion of)
Bill Sale—An issue of
000
3s, at par.
as
Yakima
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
and
1
of Dallas, as 4s, at a price
pproved
by Dumas, Huguenin
Boothman, of Dallas.
Schnei¬
Hickman,
&
Hudson,
f par.
nd
a group
composed of the Fort Worth Na¬
der, -Bernet
Texas
Center,
Sale—An issue of $20,000
Bond
Texas
$300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
p.
1
to
building
Tyler Junior
to 1970 inclusive.
1967
from
160 000
in
each city.
1,
July
on
2s. Due
1965
full
Department is building extensive
1966.
75,000
and up
the
for
trugks
length trip.
free
allows:
,^70,tJ00
675,000
to
two cities
and
State,
1956 to 1964 inclusive.
30
Dallas
pected to save ^otorists 26 min¬
utes in travelling time between
will
Due
385,000 2V4S. Due
263,000 3V2S.
El Campo, Texas
son,
2s.
$40,000
'
turnpike^will
miles
Six
composed of
group
Co., Mason-Hagan,
Inc., Anderson & Strudwick, and
R. H. Brooke & Co., all of Rich¬
mond, at 100.00068, a net interest
cost of about 2.22%, as follows:
Co. and Halsey,
Smith, Barney
fic
a
C. Wheat &
J.
the
downtown
.=22,000 23/4s.
irt
Three
one
issue
Sale—An
Bond
as
joints management of
Glore, Forgan <Sr",Co., White, Weld
& Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc.; and
Eden, Texas
•00'
Rational Bank
co-trustees.
one
TEXAS
~
to
able
The Fort Worth
pany
The
—
Washington
bonds due Jan.
ort,
awarded
is expected
It
CANADA
Bond
$1,100,000
school bonds offered May 9 were
weeksf
few
next
due
Mcago.
engineers and financial
Lehman Brothers, will
at an jearly date to fix
details for
ap-
by Chapman & Cutler, of
roved
counsel,
be
County, Armstrong School
(P.O. Yakima), Wash.
Sale—The $12,600 build¬
ing bonds offered May 11—v. 181,
p. 2064 — were awarded to the'
Va.
sion's
Texas
ing
Sale
Bond
59
Yakima
Dist. No. 8
Radford,
the Central Investment Company,
Rockwood, Tenn.
63—were
Indejr^jSch. Dist., Texas
Sale—A-n-issue of $75,000
Bond
school building
Legality approved by
hapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Sale—The
A-O.
Interest
inclusive.
Stockdale
enoir City.
Bond
Co., of
2V2S. Dated April 1,
on April
1 from 1958
Due
1963
&
Shaffer
L.
as
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu¬
rincipal and interest (J-D) payle at the First National Bank,
onds
H.
to
1955.
to
$6,000
bonds was
improvement
Amarillo,
for the purchase of
00,000 electric system revenue
nds. Dated Dec. 1, 1954. Due on
e 1 from 1956 to 1974 inclusive,
onds due in 1961 and thereafter
e
callable as of June 1, 1960.
23
May
VIRGINIA
of
issue
Sale—An
Bond
C.
Henry
—
(2295)
Stanton, Texas
City, Tenn.
Lenoir
Bond
.
Legality approved by Tall-
madge & Tallmadge, of Denver.
$166,500 3Y4S. Due
1956
to
1967
133,500 3V2S.
1968
to
1974
Dated May 1,
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
1955.
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