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OF MlwH GAN
MONDAY
ISSUE
JUN 1
1955
the commerciaew
Financial Chronicle
•
.
1
■
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
.
Volume 181
Number
5433
-
New York
-
7, N. Y., Monday, May 30, 1955
Price
$1.15
Copy
a
,
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
'
Air Control Products, Inc., Miami, Fla.—Stock Offered
—Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. and associates on May 24
offered publicly 300,000 shares of common stock
(par
value $1) at a price of $6 a share. This
offering was over-
subscribed and the books
closed.
Of
lative
:
Perry T.
the
f
"
by the company,
construction
and
the
aluminum
extrusions
estimated
at
equipping
of
and
for
additional sales ofiices,
working capital.
for
plant
a
will
the
for
general corporate
opening of
and
about $1,250,900,
be
such
equipment,
more
BUSINESS—Principal products of the company are jalousie windows
doors, and awning-type glass windows with aluminum frames.
Recently the company has commenced the sale of glass or fibre glass
tub
aluminum
enclosures
door
In
aluminum
frames,
and
the
manufacture
net
sales
of
$267,851,
and
with
77
cents
a
net
income
sales
share
for
of
the
of
$438,396,
$3,011,204
previous
equal
and
to
$1.25
income
net
sale
current
notes
Alabama
12
Months
Operating
Gas
Ended
Gross
;i.
income
Net
Net
income
Common
after
shares
Earnings
per
—V. 181,
p.
preferred
1,755,344
Power
bids
101.80;
for
& Co.
(jointly)
Si
Inc.,
Co.
Ripley &
The
the
Equitable
share
-
925,317
$1.90
$1.79
__
Co.—Bonds
Offered—An
bonds
Securities
as
3V2S
Corp.,
from:
came
Union
Lehman
Securities
Corp.
the
construction.
Expenditures
$33,355,000
BUSINESS—A
for
for
this
are
estimated
at
approxi¬
1955.
including Birmingham,
Mobile and
Montgomery.
amounted
to
$18,423,000.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect
company
to
the
sale
of
the
new
bonds
the
will have outstanding $184,155,000 of long-term debt; 4,226,of common stock, without par value; and 464,000 shares of
stock of $100 par value.
shares
preferred
Service
When
any
our
your
on
The
us—we
Monthly Bulletin
can
help
Members: The Toronto Stock Exchange
The Investment Dealers' Association
0/ Canada
ADELAIDE ST. W.
Hamilton
-
Brantford
54
Reserve
Windsor
Sarnia
Sudbury
Brampton
debenture
of
by
3.—V.
June
on
soon.
the board to be July 11, 1955
by lot as soon as possible after
181.
2237.
d.
filed
registration
a
163,898
17, 1955,
May
held.
No
statement
shares
at
of
$6.50
at the
its
$1
with
rate of
one
Trust
Co.
of
New
York.
stock¬
for each
share
new
indebtedness
Such
largest
170
amounts
of
The
June
3
directors
28
2,800
Blyth & Co., Inc
underwriters
named
below
severally have
purchase from the company the respective
bonds set opposite their names;
new
$2,275,000
Merrill, Turben & Co.
the
Chas. W. Scranton & Co.
by
working
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
500,000
Emanuel,
250,000
(Inc.)
Co.
Fahey,
_!
1,250,000
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Fulton, Reid & Co.The
750,000
Milwaukee
750,000
Co
181,
p.
&
Loewi
&
Co
2353.
Inc.
T
to redeem
shares
1
from
the
of
cash
approved
employes
for
submission
to
option plan under
would
be
at
four
1V2"
by
feet
p.s.i.
the
stockholders
which
granted
stock,
common
number
would
be
would
500.000
at
be
common
shares
of
which
shares
least
stock
at
company
on
approximately
options
time
be
may
and
of
85%
the
American Cyanamid
ing
company
catalyst
to
purchase
announced
the
price,
fair
the
the
issued
and
be
to
market
option
on
sold
fixed
value
is
Howard
E.
funds
company's
7%
1
Pre¬
100,000
cumu¬
is
pore
Nehms,
said
that
volume
Manager
for
of
the
the
the significance
petroleum
a
crack¬
new
refinery
industry.
company's Refinery Chemicals
of the development of this new-
that
its new pore volume brings about increased stability
efficiency which will enable the refineries to make im¬
portant savings in their operations. It represents, he declared, the best
combination of qualities to give
the highest possible cracking effi¬
ciency.
These results, he disclosed, are based
upon
extensive
field
cracking
testing In cooperation
181, p. 1549.
with
more
than
a
dozen
petroleum
refineries.—■
V.
American
See
Coffee
Dry
Time
Ginger Ale Co., Inc.—Exchange
Products
of
America. Inc., below.—V.
173,
Offer
757,.
p.
\
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The Investment Dealers' Association
Walwyn, Fisher & Co.
Canadian
and
Government, Municipal
Corporation Securities
Th«d Midland
Members:
Company
The Toronto Stock
Stock
orders
all
-
of Canada
Monthly Review, dealing with
various aspects
on
Exchange
The Investment Dealers Association
Our
Exchange
executed
of Canadian financing
will be sent upon request.
Exchanges
44 KING STREET
to
WEST, TORONTO, CANADA
Telephone: EMpire 4-1131
toronto, london, sault ste. marie, montreal
'Private wire
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
New York
of
granted.
Co.—New Cracking Catalyst—
May 9 announced the development of
on
high
of
Toronto Stock
n
manufactured
measures
2253.
p.
Department,
150,000
of
plan
181,
The
and
-
on. May 24 voted
187,000 outstanding
It
flow of 2500 cfm
Co.—Proposes Stock Option Plan—
company's
committee,
catalyst
&
Co.
directors
the
250,000
Mayes,
MacArthur
To Redeem Part of 7%
—
the
of
250,000
250,000
Co
Kenower,
'
&
Co.
&
500,000
ALCO Products, Inc.
ferred Stock Issue—
the
Deetjen
Clark
Hendix
750,000
polyethylene
processor.
gas
857.
p.
incentive stock
maximum
company's
—V.
500,000
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Republic
from
a
24.
a
the
500,000
8|tone & Webster Securi:"v»
ties Cotp
1,900,000
fA. G. Becker & Co. Inc. 1,400,000
Central
is
the
of
excess
$500,000
Kl$derfTPeabody & Co.— 2,275,000
—
with
181,
have
broad
a
management
under
the
made
ever
large chemical
a
American Can
53
The
firm commitment to
for
degrees F.—V.
shares
a
scrubber
corporation
May
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
indebtedness
loan
54
the 12 Months of 1954
principal
on
stock,
common
be
Midland
SEC
common
by
underwriting is involved.
used to repay the company's
will
the
par
share
per
up
to
System
TORONTO. CANADA
—
issue
will be used In contact with
hydrofluoric acid and fluorides
Advantages of polyethylene for such equipment include its excellent
impact strength and
unbreakability,
Its desirable low
temperature
properties, and its excellent chemical resistance at temperatures
Statement of Member Banks of
member:
Ross, Knowles & Co. Ltd.
attemps had been
stock, including a
proposed
a
expected
selected
subscription
dimaeter, five feet high,
,
upon request.
be
fixed
was
called
covering
record
Marine
of Canada
you.
Several
preferred
7%
It
all Securities
disposal.- Consult
1901.
for
American* Agile Corp.—New Development—
in
mi :mbers:
require information or quotations on
Canadian Industrial, Mining or Oil security,
research and
trading facilities are at
could
date
be
for
proceeds
demand
54
Rates.
M idland Securities
you
1955,
then
Net
Capital Flotations for December and for
The
action
to
corporation
The
The Course of Bank Clearings
shares
in
the
SEC
subsequently withdrawn. Mr. Egbert informed share¬
meeting held on April
19
that
alternative
redeeming the preferred stock were under consideration,
offered
share
this
Federal
—V.
the
annual
direct
holders of
19
Exchange
This
a
amounting to $980,000. Any proceeds in
amount
required for such payment
will be added
to
capital of the company.—V. 181, p. 641.
Reserve Banks
CANADA-
25
41
66
Condition
.
available
'
.
was
stock
19,
be
Corporation & Investment News.Cover
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
EARNINGS—Operating revenue increased from $52,402,000 In 1950
to $77,740,000 in 1954. Gross income for 1954 before income deduc¬
455
Averages
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
,
purpose
utility operating subsidiary of The Southern Com¬
Power supplies electric service to 611 communities in
Alabama
Alabama,
tions
Bond
This
to
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 54
I
of
*'
•
"resulting
make
major step toward ridding the
obligation dating back to the incorpo¬
was
eliminate
with
redemption
the
May
Foreign
made
24
May
to
share."
common
closing of the transfer books
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
redeemable,
utility company proposes to use the proceeds from
with $4,500,000 expected to be received later in the
sale of additional common shares to The Southern
<3ompany,
parent organization,
in
connection
with
its
construction
program
and
for payment of short-term bank loans
incurred
for
pany,
The
41
41
Miscellaneous Features
Drexel
along
from
mately
52
Markets
101.779; The First Boston Corp., 101.76; Halsey, Stuart
Stanley & Co., 101,7591; and Harrlman
Sachs & Co. (jointly) 101.649.
are
a
said,
expansion.
Ambassador Hotel of New York,
Inc.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
101.7591;,. Morgan
bonds
company
48
51
Brothers,
and
on
past
the
at
that
and
Co., Inc., and Goldman,
new
sale
47
the
General
underwrit¬
PROCEEDS—The
year
with
and
the
methods
'*
a
all or part, on 30 days' notice at
prices ranging from
105.45%
to
100%, plus accrued interest; and
through the sinking fund at prices ranging from 102.442% to 100%,
plus accrued interest.
the
46
Stock Exchange
Stock
the
registration
holders
45
1,509,942
841,198
outstanding at end of period
common
additional*
Co.
action
bonds, which
45
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 41
SEC Index of Stock Prices
41
ing group headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc., and Kid¬
der, Peabody & Co. placed on the market on May 24 a
new
issue of $15,000,000 first mortgage
bonds, ZVz%
series due June
1, 1985.
The bonds were priced at
102.442% and accrued interest to yield approximately
3.37% to maturity.
The issue was awarded to the group
at competitive sale on May 23 on its bid of 101.90.
Other
Exchange
45
Dow Jones
1773,
Alabama
Stock
1,611,284
__
dividends
1,856,686
an
that even after redemption of
company's working capital will bo
than the average working capital
in the postwar period, and Is mort
in preferred dividends," Mr. Egbert
redemption of these
shares
will
100,000
annually after taxes for working capital or
in
recent
$2,289,325
—
:
retire
$10,000,000 call value of the remaining 87,000 pre¬
plus the outstanding $10,000,000 loan from Metropolitan
made
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
1954
$2,578,885
income
to
the
company of a primary equity
ration
of
American Locomotive
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
$23,589,525 $21,436,302
2,539,501
2,176,782
39,384
112,543
income
income
time
same
observed
tile
higher
42
Over-the-Counter
1955
is
42
___
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
April 30—
the
savings
the
ALCO's
42
Montreal
year.
This
is equivalent to 40 cents
San Francisco Stock Exchange
of the company, giving effect to
common
stock, amounts to $222,693 of 5%
in¬
600,000 shares of common stock.—V. 181, p. 2009.
revenue
Operating
Other
of
and
42
Stock Exchange
"The
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
a
of
CAPITALIZATION—Capitalization
the
stallment
$700,000
Philadelphia-Baltimore
compares
or
37
Midwest Stock Exchange
of
thresholds.
$5,154,258
This
from
Detroit Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange.
EARNINGS—For the year ended Feb. 28, 1955, the company reported
share.
by
double
33
21
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
and
ahower
maintained
than
ferred shares,
Life Insurance
Boston
of
the
as
r
New York Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
'
for
production
purposes,
the acquisition of
used
at
President,
preferred shares
$43,000,000.
level
Page
-
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the 250,000 shares of common
stock
and
Egbert,
100,000
over
.Stock and Bond Quotations
were
officer.
stock,
preferred shares held in the company's treasury.
At the call
of $115 per share, plus accrued dividends, the transaction rep¬
resents a cash outlay of $11,519,000.
price
'
the
total, 250,000
sold by the company and 50,000 shares
by Henry A. Keller, President and principal executive
shares
preferred
13,000
In This Issue
City
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
fcr;
(2458)
15
Plant-^5
Big'Fiber
American Enka Co.—To Build
APA
corporation on May 17 announced plans to construct a multimillion dollar rayon staple fiber unit, with a production capacity of
about 50 million pounds per year, at its Lowland plant, near MorrisThis
cost of the new unit in the
Current estimates place the
Tenn.
town,
neighborhood of $20,000,000.
John E. Bassill, President,
stated that construction of the new unit
fall of this year and that pro¬
duction is expected to commence late in 1956.—V. 181, p. 1773.
the late summer or early
■Will begin in
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
American Gas & Electric Co.
April 30
ended
——
ended April 30
7 1 months ended April 30
L !7T".
—.
share of common stock
per
for
12,711,947 shares for 1954.-
)vegisters With Securities and Exchange
filed
company
registration
a
Commission—
with the SEC on May
statement
covering 192,000 shares of ns $o par common stock, to be
fered for subscription by key emplovees of the American Gas system
Plan—
American Gas Key Employee Stock Purchase
3
rrsuant to the
-.55.—V. 181, p.
1955/;/,
Three Months Ended March 31—
Costs
of
in
dry
Other
$3,099,730
$3,368,636
13,174
$3,102,981
$3,381,810
201,365
sales
)fit
ta::es
Provision
on
Income
taxes
$2,157,741
income
on
$2,114,330
—
1954
$2,046,103
$206,601
103,300
—
income
taxes
for
on
$1,931,022
$117,901
58,513
$59,388
$0.24
Federal
jNet
income
Earnings
—V.
—
per
181,
$0.57
share
common
Illinois—Record Earns.—
American Investment Co. of
;
jf;
,
Mtcr
i__
and
of
ver
K«r> ed
receivables
OvM.tantding
Machine
American
$0.60
Seles
Working
Total
&
Natural Gas Co.
Aj lerican
Long-term
ting revenues
gating expenses
and
taxes
$
,
of
include
1955
trains
total
<
"
aerating
income
jr
r/oss
r
.
new
branch
The
growth
its
stores
180,
net
divs.
erred
income
Natural
American
of
Gas
on
Pa.—Offer Expires—
The tender offer expired on May
20.
May
of Birdsboro Steel
assets.—V.
Foundry
181,
proceeds
be
to
Machine
&
Electric
present
indications
may
8,884,401
be at
similar level.
12,249,943
45,473
45,451
a
Consolidated
.rnlngs
per
net
inc., after pfd.
share—
dividends—
$3.66
As
it was
1955.
13,
Nov.
on
29,
American
1954.—V,
Rare
181,
The
of some
Metals
Corp.,
total
amounted
the
As
of
to
5%
$2,502,000
*
i $1
is an out¬
sale last year of
Co.'s
for
If.
for
exhaust
to
the
all
call
expenditures
construction
one
with
cent)
to
the
SEC
of
earlier
this
The
year.
offering
quickly
was
oversubscribed and the books closed.
The
is
company
tableware
and
reported
major
a
plastic closures.—V.
to
be
producer
181,
the
largest
glass
of
manufacturer
containers
and
of
metal
Net
sales
income
3.969.016
taxes.:
2,105,336
3,245,100
$1,863,680
$2,878,615
1,444,865
1,409,625
$0.39
-Dividends
Earnings
—V.
paid
per
181, p.
share
of
a
will
published shortly,
prepayment offer.—V. 181,
Steel
of
Corp.
which
at
time the
2114 and 2354.
pp.
Debenture
—
95.8%
or
3^4%
the
of
25-year
-Railway
Hallway
Net
oper.
Net
revenues
oper.
Fed.
$7 '8 "00
expenses
oper.
ry.
after
1955—Month—1954
584.427
warrants,
$2,925,691
$2,803,660
573.273
2,336,127
2.351,554
247,127
all
capital
j
27
May
warrants
at
the
$5
must
be
this
by
entitle
share.
per
exercised
bearer
In
to
that
July
by
fixed
67,780 ' '
expiration date
will
received
be
exercised
This
31,
181,
from
at
through
\ or
1955,
the
175.000
main
to
'•
the
the
transfer
In July
warrants
agent,
1952.—V.
have
the
of
190,711
109,188
FINANCIAL
mills
was
of
and
taxes.
the
of
are
earnings
the
The
shares.
corooration
of
supply
ized
This
but
181.
p.
were
$8,378,442
of
the
company
is
12
insurance-
equity capital of the Bowaters Southern
additional $5,000,000.
stockholders that production at Bowater'^
an
informed
at
Bowater
Franiff
Three
Brook,
Corner
pulp
and
call
s^id,
plus
paper
for
Paper Corp.,
a
Ltd.
Corp.—Expansion—Financ'g:
above.—V. 180, p.
1430.
Inc.—Earnings Increased—
Airways,
Ended
Months
Total
Total
March
$11,422,963 $10,078,687
expenses
Net
,
10,474,619
^
taxes
505,900
———:
net
operating income
from sale of equipment——
Net income
$14,959
$948,344
—
—
income
10,063,728
capital gains and income
before
revenue
Applicable
1954
1955
31—
revenues
t
—___
„
$14,959
$442,444
46,114
57,678
$488,558
$72,637
—
warrants
in
income
Net
—V.
181, p.
2354.
British Industries
Corp.—Earnings Increased-
new
the
may
Waltham,
be
$856,567
;
-
profit
after
reserve
for
taxes
."—
Earnings per share
This
traded
the
on
179,
has
shares
200,000
outstanding
and
Market by
some
seven
regularly maintain markets
Over-The-Counter
Over-The-Counter
-^-V.
_
corporation
which
houses
17,898
68.528
$0.34
$0.09
is
freely
or
eight
therein.
1330,
p.
accounted
unissued
stock
and
annual
has
for
Edison
Brockton
/
-
income
report
been
net
In
return
the
taxes
to
the
first
3.15%
on
quarter, of
sales
June
due
1954,
slight'v
to
Bids
outstanding
3,258.12534
Offered—Blair
&
Co.
1,
1985, at
101.42% and accrued interest, to
yield 3.30%. Award of the issue was won by the group
at competitive sale on. May 25 on a bid of 100.42%.
$9,140,000.
stockholders,
increased
by issuance of
under
of
Co.—Bonds
Incorporated and associates on May 26 offered $6,000,000
of first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, 3%% series
for
102.0333;
Co.
11.683 shares of author¬
Compensation Plan.—
3y2s came from:
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc..
& Co., ..White, Weld & Co. and Shields St
and Stone & Webster Securities Corp., 101.36.-.
bonds will be redeemable at the option of the company at
the
The
bonds
Kidder,
(jointly),
new
as
Peabody
101.599:
Incentive
(Continued on page 13)
1438.
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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,. Illinois
leiephone STate 2-0613); 1 Drapers'
Gardens, London, E. C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copy right. 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
York- NY" under the Act of March 3. 1879. Subscriptions in United States,
U. S. Possessions. - Territories and Members of Pan-Americaa Union, $48.00 per year; in Dominion of
William
Canada,
NOTE.
CHRONICLE
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)
William B. Dana Company,
Publishers.
25 Park Place. New York 7,
N.
Dana
$51.00
per
On account
year.
of
Other Countries, $55.00
the
fluctuations la
the
per
rate
year.
of
exchange, remittance for
foreign
,
$453,508
•
Net
Mass.,
Old Colony. Trust Co., in Boston,
public offering of Bettinger common
actively traded in since their issuance
/
Sales
1954
1955
Quarter Ended March 31—
new
a
The
the
by
181, p. 1670.
issuance
of
subscription
warrants.
$187,500
the sale of 37,500
outstanding stock of
from
earnings represent a
equivalent to $1.85 per share.
Since
for
bearer
are
Sales for the first quarter of 1955 were $191,861,192, compared with
$266,459,763 in the first quarter cf 1"54. Net earnings for the quarter
$6,040,613 after provision for $6,600,000 for estimated Federal
income
bjr
operation
entirely financed in North America.
be
arranged
Bowaters Southern Paper
See
'were
*
in
be
to
Newfoundland, one of the world'smills, is currently at an all-timefurther speeding ud of operations at
t'ae
installation of
four
additional
woodpulp
grinders, the further development of the high-yield sulphite pulning
process
and,
to co->e with
the exoanded production, a new
6,000kilowatt steam turbine is being installed.
/
V.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
t
52,271
2353.
will
has
the
of
will
Plans, he
Corner
Brook,
com¬
the
with
been
holders
exercised.
are
increase
212,500
office
is expected
Eric,
Sir
for
it
date
warrants
to
direct
sent
Bettinger
will
Mass. Issued in conjunction
i stock,
shares.
79,352
p.
Co.
owners
high.
Expire
share of
one
expiration
the
since
warrants
by
sale
be
can
outstanding
shares.
corporation
i
stock
ductions
said
>
'
purchase
the
noting
stated
companies-
pulp.
expansion
^
integrated
largest
principal
Warrants
Mass.
corporation/
the
of 40
expand
Chairman
Canadian
com¬
May
due
American subsidiary, is one
stock through May
Waltham,
corporation
75,000
common
165,241
94,043
tons
a
Corp.,
The
Offering 95.8%
$191,659,000
debentures
common
warrants
on
the
of
If
net
taxes
charges and other de¬
—V.
Paner
warrants, no1 record of holders could be kept. Consequently,. no notifica¬
«
$7*3.504
embracing two continents, includ¬
has
to
Star lev
Normal
two
stock
mon
1955—4 Mos.-+-l954
income
inc.
after
income
•
in,
and
Tennessee
Montreal,
4
Corp.,
Outstanding
>
RR.—April Earnings Increased—
Financed
Be
to
further $15,000,000 In bonds and five leading American.,
banks headed by J. P. Morgan & Co. has agreed to take up $5,000,000in serial notes. These two groups participated in the original financing
of Bowaters Southern.
The Bowater Paper Corp. of North America,
It is contemplated
1955.
1,
be
Boeing Airplane Co.—Sales & Earnings Off—
Ann Arbor
mills
tons,
The
1437.
Period End. Apr. 30—
181,
1956
companies of
announced
was
$0.60
,___—
earnings
225,000
t.ie
machine,
new
Moreen
of
funds
.announced
♦
Net
Haverhill,
areas.—V.
near London and Liverpool, Eng.,
next five years of four new paper
annually to the capacity of the
the
over
add
(kraftj
decision
July 31—
and
6,123,715
Mill
Tennessee
taxes
$58,064,338 $64,210,141
before provision for
for income taxes
Provision
between
runs
and
these
risem from a rate of 145,000 tons per year to
sulphate pulp output from 60,000 to 65,000 tons.
the Tennessee operations, said Sir Eric, has
been
induced by the increased demand for newsprint in the
United
States. During the first quarter of 1955, he noted, consumption there
showed a gcin of 7 V2 %
over the corresponding period a year
ago.
that this amount, which wTl
currently available for this purpose, would be used
the 6% series J bonds remaining outstanding on Dec. 1,
and
Bettinger
glass
1954
-
on
Bjston
and by 1957 "it is hoped that the Tennessee mills'
output will reach 275,009 tons per year."
In the last six weeks, the Chairman stated, newsprint output of the
$18,523,000 of general sinking fund
retirement of refunding and general
the
call
tion
1955
in
a
new $60,000,000
mill in Calhoun last July with an
production of 130,000 tons of newsprint and 55,000 tons-
at
annual
160,000
1
-
Quarter Ended March 31—
will
Southern,
sulphate
The
1, 1980
1, 1965,
offered
to
common
stockholders
under
subscription
rights which expired on May 23. The remaining $7,961,000 of debentures have been taken up and sold by the
underwriting group headed jointly by Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. and Smith, Barney & Co.—V. 181, p. 2144 and 2238.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
■Income
it
amount,
and interest accrued to Dec.
Each
1874.
p.
trains
and
operated
ever
Corp., Ltd. (England)—Announces Ex¬
for
addi/ion
which
September
bonds.
K
tenders,
used in
and convertible into
lioston
•
series
5%
be
to
formal
a
amount
the market
died
bonds,
these
of
$183,698,000
Anchor
Hocking
Glass
Corp.—Secondary Offering
Completed—A secondary offering of 60,000 shares of
.common stock
(par $6.25) was made after the close of
who
Ruckport,
and
third
a
the
for
initial
1956
in
Subscribed—This corporation received subscriptions
purposes.
on May 25 by a group headed
by The First
Corp. and including Hayden, Miller & Co. and
Merrill, Turben & Co.
The shares, which were priced
at $37.25 per share, came from the estate of Thomas C.
;Fulton, Vice-President and Secretary of the company,
a
went in
expansion of mills and factories
operations
tendered
which $7,325,000 were
$6,150,000 for the 6% series J bonds and
principal
1955, at 100%
offered
be
makes
timetable
pLns lor expansion in North America, Sir Eric an¬
newsprint machine will be installed at a cost
its
of
that
Bowaters
181, p. 2354.
V.
also
that
The
corporate
G
the
remain
mortgage bonds,
share through Equity Securities Co., 11 Broadway, New York,
net proceeds are to be used to pay debt and for general
per
Y.
notification
(par
which
24,
comprising the far-flung Bowater Organization, one of the world's,
leading producers of newsprint and other paper products. It began
proposed stock
$345,000,000 of outstanding debt securities.
refunding and general mortgage bonds
series
pany will make
of
conventional
replaced
BDston
equipment
Plans
part
calling
the
that
See
these
Bethlehem
The company on May 11 filed a letter
nvering 300,000 shares of common stock
air-conditioned
steel
May
on
ago.
nave
Lcwcll,
linest
stainless
railroad
operating since the spring
$25,000,000 at t..e Bowaters Southern Paper Corp. mills at Calhoun,
Tenn. He also disclosed
details of Bowater's $75,000,000 master plaa
will acquire
Y.—Files—
N.
month
tra.ns
and
the
Highliner
this
on
trains
of
Co.—Proposed Expansion—
from
are
$15,977,000
result
a
moneys
1437.
p
$26.17
181, p. 2115.
RR.—New Trains in Service—
Budd
service
one
new
nounced
The company on May 23 announced the results of its invitation for
tenders of its outstanding series G, J, and K refunding and general
mortgage bonds, another step in the road's plan for the overall refi¬
Earnings for the prior period have been adjusted to give effect to
refunds, reduction in the cost of gas and other adjustments resulting
i"nm
the acceptance by the Federal Power Commission on Jan.
13,
7
55, of revised rate schedules filed by Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line
<>♦., subsidiary, to comply with the Commission's opinion and order
L sued
into
The
12,204,470
$3.31
13,491,159
common
$41,699,832 $39,763,899
purposes.—V.
$100,000,000 expansion program
A
Ohio RR.—Results of Tenders—
Baltimore &
for
i
stock)
ing a subst;.nt.al ;ncrea_e in newsprint production in the United States,
was announced on
May 25, by Sir Eric Vansittart Bowater, Chairman.
2114.
p.
received
and
21,134,344
Co.__
value
$26.57>
new
Bowater Paper
has outstanding 92,636 shares of common stock,
now
operating
nancing
Consolidated
T.
(Book
corporation's English mills.
19,872,771
1,261,573
13.536,610
—
.__
capital
deluxe
41
macnii.es
$
9,336,972
income
deductions
Mine
$39,763,89^
2010.
p.
a
of
The company, according to Maurice Goodman, President,
or
make investment in various enterprises.
The company
1954
22,873,582
(net»
54,229
$51,693,832
share
Maine
&
about
giving
financing will
be used for general corporate purposes, including proposed construction
expenditures, and to repay, prior to their maturity, bank loans not
exceeding $10,000,000 which will be made in June to provide temporary
funds for such purposes.
Property additions and improvements are
expected to require expenditures of more than $35,000,000 in 1955
22,320,357
553,225
income-.
liabilities
over
more
Tennessee
f
17,730,038
142,044
10,000,000
per
went
of
effect
*4,657,000
February.—V.
during
opened
liabilities
outstanding
value
Eighteen
result of completion of its recent offer to pur¬
the total shareholdings of its stockholders at $20
as
to 80%
announced
123,703,648 117,889,731
101,383,291
98,016,960
C "n"r
Baltimore
Baltimore Gas &
1955
31—
months
three
and
company,
up
Net
$
March
Ended
r.VvMonths
first
17,083,716
_____
operations
current
assets
Boston
May 1/54
• •/"v
McCreery division.
liquidation of
and
accumulated
—
future
less
<
$33,872,275 $21,417,991
601,797
561,641
debt
of
Excess
pansion
share,
per
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
the
sale
from
S. F. Co., Birdsboro,
This
chase
181, p. 2353.
below.—V.
Inc.
Bros.
for
gain
estimated
—
assets
31
*1954
~
$41,437,479 $41,232,383
7,565,204
19,814,392
receivables—
(less $14,270,-
"Restated for comparative
4,898,000
750,000
800,000"
$13,0j7,929
to
MARCH
1955
equipment
&
depreciation)
chargeable
7
7,763,622
POSITION
_____
long-term
S0.75
;
North America—
Acquire Spalding Terminated—
Spalding
G.
A.
i:,3C
net
Philadelphia
B.
a
7L gotiations to
850,000
taxes
(est.)—
FINANCIAL
OF
___^
capital
plants,
and
361
Costs
With
registration statement with the SEC on May 19,
7f65, :overing 237,641 shares of its $7 par common stock, to be offered
ivw s bscription by stockholders of record June 7, 1955, at the rate of
t ) ?w
share for each ten shares then held.
The subscription price
(-) >d
* nderwritlng
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Union
L;:*ur des Corp. is named as the principal underwriter.
■)'& proceeds of the stock sale will be applied to the reduction of
c
rent bank loans.
These loans represent borrowings for short-term
t
so
al cash requirements.
filed
company
inc.
STATEMENT
and
1,519,255
/
on
—7,438,882
Labilities—
1973.
p.
rities and Exchange Commission—
a
'
(
*Excludes
•
in
Co.—Registers
Foundry
&
Fed.
earnings
costs
——
current
Boston
Net
53,316,662
1074.
181, p.
1,650,000
(est.)
Prov. for
151,067,521 144,701,577
______——
first quarter earnings.—V.
"Record
r
*$0.65
58,162,650
-
-
contracts
Total
35,071,000 157,312,000 160,302,000
/i"/// •'" /
1,550,000
10,198,000
9,797,000
800,000
5,300,000
5,140,000
38,017,000
■'/
inc.
Fed.
construction
assets
$0.56
May 1,'54 Apr.,30/55
<j»
,/v. •' ■'' '•
$
.
$1,142,037
$0.09
current
156,339
share
volume
before
taxes
2,069,081
_
shares
common
per
149,131
2,077,583
dividend—_
preference
common
sales
Net
Earns,
$2,901,618
1,399,576
$3,155,533
1,499,614
Interest
' rjcome
: rrft -red
1954
1955
Charter Ended March 31—
Tl.before taxes and minority
.
/'/.;
••• >•'
$141,977
1,569,449
—12 Mcs. Ended—
—Three Mos. Ended—
'
1'
74,000
2,019,000
___.
reimbursable
Properties,
23,594,528
renegotiation:
158,000
—
Excludes
Goods Corp.—Earnings—
Apr. 30,'55
'V*V-•'
and
—10,000
income
Net
of
Associated Dry
deprec.
Earnings per share
2353.
p.
for
18,323,005
income
on
and
$434,374
years
Shares oi capital stock outstanding.^
Book
net profit
J"' 'ned per share of common stock
»~V.
181, p. 1549,
Hurplus
taxes
Pennsylvania
989,393
Inteiest and other charges
$103,301
$0.52
—/—
—
before
Estimated
278,082
743,875
income
income
for
including
expen.es
•
3,251
operating
Provision
1955
?, Months Ended March 31—
V-'i
and
in the respective
plants and equipment
of
71,556
$18,632,982 $26,829,565
$400,221
COMPARATIVE
$40,197,393 $36,890,953
35,648,367 32,361,739
1,449,296
1,160,578
Total
Co.—Earnings Lower—
*Co.,ts
1954
99,018
revenues
Investments
Net
1955
$18,533,964 $26,753 009
—
Total
etc
holes,
1954
31—
—
•
1873.
American Hair & Felt
Total
March
products and services
income
CPFF
and
expenses
depreciation,
and
pur-
1954)
operating
Depletion
TV 1955,
<
"Sales of
Other
Corp.—Earnings Up Slightly—
Gross operating income (including sales of
chased
crude
oil
$7,914,059
in
1955
$7,759,989
This
a
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Lower—
Quarter Ended
'
$2.42
shares
112,852,440
only.
purposes
Program Series IV,
Arkansas Fuel Oil
$2.69
comparative
for
Restated
Z 755, and
limited partnership, of Minneapolis, Minn./
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 23, 1955, covering
$750,000 of Limited Partnership Interests, to be offered in minimum
amounts
of $5,000.
The partnership was organized April 27. 1955,
by the execution of its Articles of Limited Partnership by APA, In¬
corporated as the sole general partner and by Anderson-Plank-Arnao,
a
co-partnership consisting of Truman E. Anderson, Raymond Piank,
Charles C. Arnao,
Jr., and John A. Muirhead as a limited partner.
The business of the partnership will be managed by the general part¬
ner, and shall involve the purchase, acquisition, exploration and de¬
velopment of oil and gas properties, including the acquisition and
sale of leases, royalties, oil payments and
personal property in con¬
nection with the oil and gas business.
APA
(12 mos.)—•
shares out¬
of
sed on average number
standing during period
VB
*1954
$2,668,876
11,016,688
30,753,042
1955
$3,203,701
13,252,201
34,594,738
Period Ended April 30—
J. nonth
4 months
Blaw-Knox
Series IV, Minneapolis, Minn.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
Program
ters With Securities and
..
subscriptions
an
d advertisements must be made in New York funds.
Number 5433
181
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*.
.
(2459)
3
Capital Flotations in the United States in December
And for the Twelve Months of Calendar Year 1954
Total corporate offerings placed in the domestic mar¬
ket in December, 1954 stood at
largest
single
volume for any
during the year.
set in the month of July
with a gross dollar volume of $1,127,624,275.
This
$101,235,635 greater than the total for December.
An
was
Issues of size customarily
for
refunding
opposite
New
to
was
a
capital
$658,303,098
64.14%
contrast
$368,085,542
November
December
refunding
issues
which
bond
note
and
issues
during
that
totaled
up
December
Stock placements in December showed some
in
ment
total
dollar
volume
aggregating $122,009,640
stock
Common
added
in
December
to $69,620,040 or 6.78%
up
for
64
financing.
that
month's
Taking
was
table
year
another
we
resumed
issues
utility
page,
their
usual
on
find
that the
dominant
of the month's gross dollar volume.
54.12%
•order
298,058
•and
14.16%, and
or
manufacturing which
amounted
SUMMARY
21.15%
issues
Capital
of
that
placed
466,249,711
12
9%-12 yrs.
556,804,652
556,804,652
a
a
12 yrs.
11,950,000
11,950,000
100
2
100
c
1
Total
December
Twelve
rate
separate series,
of six
27.81
34
183,020,000
30.93
26
222,675,000
36.25
32
127,706,892
17.81
when
52
385,175,500
39.01
and
43
382,383,750
33.91
30
28
122,775,000
304.393 500
60.56
G20,902,900
held
8
Series
$3,126,800,305
36.
$867,936,450
represented
money
and $18,759,685 refunding operations.
pared
with
the
aggregate
figure
of
This
1954,
1953
AND
com¬
$449,908,804
$
for
$
$
$
s
560,772,709
16,141,452
576,914,161
543,724,952
9,548,200
of
thre#
rate
raised
is higher
purchases
of
bond,
Series
H,
Treasury
553,273,152
$
to
Series H will
from issue date,
annual
and
par
each
314,624,478
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965
25,159,845
666,467,810
365,724,376
75,851,400
441,575,776
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
825,109,085
13,357,925
mature
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782 1,770,700,810
1,734,558,413
98,757,525
on
9
in
years-
month's notice.
one
on
purchase
of
$20,000.
K
yield
former
increased
G.
to
of
yields
of
Annual
for
Series
purchase
respectively,
2.70%
of
2.53%
when,
Bonds
F
and
J
limit
of
K
will
Series J
$200,000.
Savings
on
return
a
rate
Bonds,
footnote
see
2637r
page
on
"Chronicle.'*
notes
of
Series
A
and
notes
accrued
two
"C"
interest
to
began
the
interest
years,
of
the
to
interest
years
Series
accrued
or
interest
two
or
of
was
terminated
began on May
15th
of
Oct.
on
15th
of
1,
the
approximates
1953.
the
approximates
1953
month
$2.20
month
and
and-
Sale
sold
are
and
if
held,
month
for.
notes was sus¬
Oct. 23, 1953. For previous data on Treasury notes,
1,833,310,938
14y
Note#
2.47%.
per
Series C Treasury Savings
May
on
15,
see
foot¬
838,467,010
1,301,893,481
the
and
F
$1,000 note. The sale
pended
(February..
iMarch
is
and
J
Intermediated
of
data
maturity
maturity
beezr
available
interest, compounded semi-annually,
par,
on
of
Bonds.
those
par
held
to
Series
Treasury
at
in eaclt
has
value.
income
Sale of Treasury notes of Series B
if
Total
$
annual
on
maturity
current
limit
instead
G
1952
sold
are
at
Refunding
1952.
combined
30,
1953.
in
1,
of
Capital
individual
previous
Sale
c
1952
New
Also the yield
year.
limit
1952, bearing 3%
maturity,
K
June
-t!952Total
Refunding
Capital
interest
\Vith interest paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
higher than
For
new
November, last, and $780,600,515 for December of 1953.
BY MONTHS
one
maturity. Issued at
has
2.50%
and
Municipal offerings in December,, 1954, amounted to
which
to
May
to
and
1
be
of
H
of
as
+Corrected.
$886,696,135,
a Comprised
follows:
as
Overall
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G
Bonds,
36.85
held
423
1952.
$20,000
(NEW)—New
months,
60.49
Total
H
of
to
at par any time after 6 months
25.27
58
basis,
changed
1,
Individual
$10,000
beginning June 1,
30.57
30
discount
were
May
instead
year.
from
SERIES
226,505,500
361,928,242
all of which
months
91,787,500
45
146,204,934,805
bank
a
IV*
lVa
from 2.9%
to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity.
Higher rate achieved by shortening the
maturity of the Series E BoDd
from
10 years to 9
years, 8 months. Interest starts accruing at the
23
_
months
on
2 Vt
25,073,067,652
_
E—Beginning
intermediate
August
tSeptember
100
6,723,672,000
2 yrs.
for
•Average
end
Total Amount
1
Total for
months
486,689,232
.
100
SERIES
20,439,521
$.:■
January
New
4,919,931,000
Dec 1-31 Dec
period's total volume.
privately in the
-tl953
Total
Refunding
5,358,406,000 100
4,919,931,000
doubled
-1954New
5,358,406,000
Dec 1-31 Dec
private financing comprised 57 issues amounting to
or
6,723,672,000
1 year
of that month's
October
or
*1.247
8 mos.
20.04
FINANCING
99.725 + *1.08T
1,500,232,000
8% years
of Total
by
*1.02!)
Dec 15
July
Next in
CORPORATE
Dec 15
2,111,752,000
99.740
Aug 15
$97,546,521
public
$130,584,849
to
OF
99.703 + *!. 175
June
followed by other industrial
was
1,500,633,000
May
the miscellaneous issues which totaled $145,-
came
2,454,361,000
22
•exceeding all others in total dollar volume at $555,497,310
•or
91-days
For the month of December, a year
five-
role
Dec 30
$304,393,500 made
November
our
99.663+ *1.33.3
April
5.10%.
or
99.685
1,500,425,000
March
of the month's grand
the different categories given in
up
1,500,323,000
2,384,633,000
Dec 1-31 Dec
grand
December
amounted to $52,389,600
2,200,060,000
91-days
February
Preferred stock offerings were 19 in number and
total.
Dec 16
Deo 23
1,500,691,000
Nov 22
58 in number and
In the previous month,
No. of Issues
and
ft
9
January
November,
Yield
Dec 16
of 1954 follow:
improve¬
numbered
dollar volume.
Corporate
11.89% of the overall volume.
or
issues
those
over
of
November, last, the total
$301,202,000
new
60.49%
or
were
of 30 issues and represented 60.56%
ago,
Of this amount, $538,856,858 or
money, while $355,022,142 or
34.59% represented funds raised for refunding opera¬
tions. Short-term bond and note financing for the month
totaled only $10,500,000 or 1.02%.
constituted
$620,902,900
is
gross
aggregated $893,879,000.
52.50%
Dec
Price
$
2,142,843,000
Nov 22,
total of all corporate
to
of the month's aggregate dollar
to
9
Nov 22
offerings in December
the
amounted
Dec
1954."
Private
totaled
in
2
the heading "Large Domestic Corporate Issues in
an
Accepted
$
91-days
91-days
91-days
Dec 22
on
Amount
Applied for
Due
2
under
35.86%.
or
Long-term
for
Dec
Dec
presented here each month
another page of
Amount,
Dated
Nov 25
this issue
may
degree true.
placements
or
in
volume
while
purposes,
be found
Date
Offered
•
.
increase of substantial proportions took place in
capital dollar volume in December contrasted with
that
'
or
month
The record for the year was
new
12.72%; oil, $82,100,025 or 8.00%; railroads, $56,770,000
5.53%; iron and steel, etc., $32,739,450 or 3.19%; in¬
vestment trusts, $14,350,000 or 1.40% and
land, build¬
ings, etc., $9,048,948 or 0.88%.
$1,026,388,640, the second
note
on
1470, Oct. 49,
page
1953,
USE
First quarter
■April
614,225,924
112,141,200
502,084,724
*
;
10,540,950
614,765,864
625,306,814
39,854,250
788,361,335
EWay
536,888,359
180,014,200
716,902,559
624,958,430
640,635,664
776,722,925
150,613,000
891,217,851
96,140,649
987,358,500
1,077,189,330
37,112,169 1,114,301,499
717,255,364
6,727,000
2,316,913,624
63,330,353 2,380,243,977
2,242,485,374
Accepted
New
Refunding
$
.
$
Indebtedness
$
723,982,364
388,296,049 2,318,486,983
FUNDS
Total Amount
:r;'t
927,335,925
June
OF
Type of
Security
Dated
748,507,085
"Chronicle."
15,677,234
Total for six
months
70,400,608,567 62,461,395,000
July
1,930,190,934
Six months-
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
3,232,090,415
July
._
732,106,517
.
August
1,127,624,275
Treas.
bills
1,500,251,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,255,000
1,500,255,000
July 22
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,623,000
1,500,452,000
91-day Treas. bills
U. S. savings bonds
1,500,400,000
1,500,400,000
1
1
Depositary bondsTax antic'n notes-
10,724,440
619,301,395
1,153,242,203
49,789,700
1,203,031,903
July
2,773,203
241,941,230
203,265,164
153,190,133
356,455,297
July
1,865,000
734,272,786
418,435,408
71,897,483
490,332,891
239,168,027
75,574,200 '
91-day Treas.
91-day
3,977,043,787
608,576,955
401,577,054
395,517,758
1
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
4,040,313,652
326,002,854
197,194,250 2,439,679,624
8
July 29
quarter
July
July 15
Second
295,951,775 4,272,995,562
611,231,067
284,937,645
896,168,712
732,407,786
Third quarter
1,669,340,438
756,029,603
2,425,370,041
1,580,152,768
15,362,643 1,595,515,411'
1,774,942,775
Nine months
4,901,430,853
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
5,620,466,420
125,993,778 5,746,460,198
5,751,986,562
570,829,091 6,322,815,653
July
274,877,316 2,049,820,091
September
_
7,939,213,561
Total
for
bills
1,500,516,000
1,500,516,000
1,499,953,000
507,602~IcI
507,602,191
7,803,500
July
298,oca
lTi'oca
7,803,50®
8,017,450,691
7,501,576,000
1,500 639,000
1,500,639,000
515.874,691
—4
5
Aug
91-day
92-day
91-day
92-day
Aug 12
Treas.
bills
December
Fourth quarter
424,210,596
6,664,020
430,874,616
857,475,665
82,957,165
940,432,830
* 437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
474,482,187
89,650,200
564,132,387
368,085,542
1,026,388,640
1,387.695,944
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
786,271,197
44,200,333
830,471,530
2,335,036,747
2,511,159,245
2,249,443,739
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
2,118,22.9,049
6.598,813,681 2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010
-
7,869,910,159
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
7,870,215,611
tRevised.
,
813,776,417
~
216,807,698
787,636,789 8,657,852,400
1.500 754,000
1,500,754,000
1.501 100,000
1,501,100,000
1,500 751,000
1,500,751,000
2
3,733, 710,000
Aug 15
Ctfs. of Indebt'ness
1,004 926,000
1,004,926,000
Ctfs. of Indebt'ness
2,553 549,000
2,553,549,000
Treas.
bonds
Treas.
bonds
U. S.
Aug 19
Aug 26
Aug
1
The
Treasury Department announced
on
2% Treasury Bonds of 1951-55.
V/4%
E-1955
Bonds of 1951-55.
5
5
Aug 12
Aug 19
Aug 19
July 21
$5,358,-
91-days
92-days
91-days
Aug 26
Aug
92-days
Aug 2 7 mos.20dys.
1,500,639,000
1,500,754,000
*0.797
99.772 + *0.892
2,353,757,000
1,501,100,000
99.773 + *0.898
2,295,504,000
1,500,751,000
99.749
3,733,710,000
3,733,710,000
100
♦0.983
1
July 30
Aug 15
1 year
1,004,926,000
1,004,926,000
100
Aug 15
1 year
2,553,549,000
2,553,549,000
100
Aug 15
1,728,164,000
100
2'/a
Aug 15
6% years
6% years
1,728,164,000
July 30
2,079,976,000
2,079,976,000
100
546,415,753
546,415,753
a
4,407,000
4,407,000
9%12 yrs.
Aug 1-31 Aug 1
Aug 1-31 August
$4,919,931,000 Vk% Treasury Certifi¬
Series D-1955 were exchanged
12 years
546,415,75*
4, 407,000
4,407,00®
cial notice
the
2%%
Total
Sept
9
Sept
Sept 16
Sept
Sept 23
Sept
Sept
Sept 1-30 Sept
Sept 1-30 Sept
1
STATES
TREASURY
FINANCING
Amount
Offered
Dated
<
Due
Applied for
s
Total
Fune 24
Total
Fuly
Fuly
uly
ruly
: Accepted
2
Price
99.837
91-days
Sl-days
91-days
91-days
91-days
9%-12yrs.
91-days
2,275,303,000
1,500,516,000
8
91-days
2,198,797,000
1,500,251,000
2,290,405,000
1,500,255,000
99.823
fuly'1-31 July
1
*0.701
for
bills
1,500,201,000
1,500,201,000
1,501,773,000
1,500,616,000
Depositary bonds
Tax antic'n notes
3,086,000
463,766,375
1
7
for
September
7,970,962,375
7,501,552,000
Treas.
bills
1,500,490,000
bills
1,500,189,000
469,410.375
1,500,189,000
Treas.
1,500,256,000
1,500,256,000
91-day
Treas.
bills
bills
1,500,637,000
1,500,200,000
1.500,490,000
437,000
4
Treasury
notes.).—
4,155,032,000
4,155,032,00®
1
U. S. Savings bonds
456,139,422
456.139,42*
3,920,500
3,920,50®
99.742
*1.023
Oct
Oct
2,240,629,000
1,500,201,000
1,501,773,000
99.751
2,141,276,000
463,766,375
463,766,375
a
3>086,000
3,086,000
100
2
100
c
*0.986
Depositary
1
i
Tax
bonds
antic'n
notes.
Total for October
10,616,663,922
6,001,135,000
1,500,836,000
2 years
September
1,500,452,000
4,615,528,92a
1,500,836,000
1,500,452,000
99.751+ *0.984
a
7,970,962,375
.
4
91-day
Treas.
bills
Nov 12
90-day
91-day
Treas.
bills
Nov 18
Treas.
bills
1,500,394,000
1,500,394,000
90-day
Treas.
bills
1,500,115,000
1,500,115,000
bonds
465,7I0.?45
4,232,500
Nov
Nov
91-days
2,137,283,000
1,500,189,000 .99.756
1
Oct 21
91-days
91-days
2,185,113.000
Oct 28
U. S. Savings
Depositary bonds
465 710.34®
4,282,50®
*0.966
mos. 11
Oct 1-31 Oct 1
Oct 1-31
Total
days
1,500,256.000
99.745
*1.009
2,121,899,000
1,500,637,000
99.746
4,155,032,000 100
for
456,139.422
456,139,422
12-yrs.
1
Oct 28
99.815+ *0.731
Nov
99.798
507,602,191
Nov
Nov
1
Tax
antic'n
notes.
*1.007
8,189,576,000
9%-12 yrs.
Oct
Oct
1,500,400,000
3,920,500
3,920,500
2 years
—
October
a
Total for November
6,471,789,845
(Continued
l5/.
2
In the
10,616,663,922
comprehensive tables
2,184,616,000
1,500.836,000
99.741+ *1.023
lowing
2,215,088,000
and the twelve months'
4
Nov 12
90-days
1,500,452,000
99.765+ *0.940
Nov 11
Nov 18
91-days
2,116,863,000
1,500,394,000
99.765
Nov 18
Nov 26
90-dayj
2,126,520,000
1,500,115,000
99.776
*0.897
7,803,500 100
2
Nov 1-30 Nov 1
9%-12 yrs.
465,710,345
465,710,345
a
C
Nov 1-30
12 years
4,282,500
4,282,500
100
2
100
C
we
1
2 years
8,017,450.691
Total for November
6,471,789,845
for the corresponding
years
year
preceding,
comparison.
on the fol¬
the December
figures with those
compare
a
100
pages
*0.931
a
Nov
469,992,84®
6)
C
91-days
4
6,001,797,000
on page
a
100
100
a
2 years
3,086,00®
99.741 + *1.024
Oct 14
1,500,623,000
*0.800
1,157,00®
463,766,373
Treas.
99.743 + *1.016
5
507,602,191
91-day
91-day
1,500,043,000
*0.966
2,288,393,000
July
1,267,00®
bills
91-day
91-day
1,501,457,000
99.756
Nov 1-30 Nov
Total
1,500,190,000
1,500,043,000
bills
Treas.
Treas.
91-day Treas. bills
U. S. savings bonds
,
1,500,636,000
1,500,490,000
2,237,485,000
7,803,500
Oct
2,242,097,000
99.830+ *0.671
91-days
15
July 22
91-days
22
July 29
91-days
1-31 July l 9%-12 yrs.
1-31 July
12 years
July 15
Treas.
91-day
Total
2,460,361,000
2,347,486,000
2,213,543,000
*0.646
1
July
8
134,00®
1,501,457,000
1,500,043,000
4,284,532,75*
Oct
91-days
Oct 1-31
ft
91-day
Oct 14
Oct 14
$
1,500,502,000
Nov 26
for
Sep 23 Oct 4 3
70,400,608,567
Sept
c
Oct 7
Oct
1954
Yield
'
Nov
Sept 30
Amount
July
fune 29
ruly
fornix months
DURING
13,369,859,000
1,500,636,000
Oct 28
100
Oct 21
UNITED
17,654,391,753
bills
2 Mi
17,654,391,753
12-yrs.
Sept 1-30 Sept 1
$2,611,090,500 of these bonds.
The Treasury Department in December outside of the
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
Date
August
91-day Treas.
Oct 21
August
Sept
Aug 31
15, 1955, of
1955-60, dated March 15,
There are now outstanding
1960.
for
Aug 26
of call for redemption on March
15,
for
notes.
Oct
Treasury Bonds of
1935, due March
antic'n
a
100
2 years
Aug 1-31 Aug 1
IV.
cates of Indebtedness of
for $4,498,000,000 1%% Treasury Notes of Series B-1954,
$408,000,000 2% Treasury Bonds of 1952-54 and $14,000,000 2% Treasury Bonds of 1951-55.
The Treasury Department on Nov. 15 issued the offi¬
1,728,164,000
2,079,976,000
1 Vt
July 30
exchanged
1,728, 164,000-
2,079 976,000
546 415,753
Tax
Sept 2
Sept 9
Sept 16
Sept 23
Sept 30
Sept 1
Sept
%
99.799
3,733,710,00®
Yield
$
2,448,454,000
2,427,772,000
Price
July 30
Treasury
were
Aug
Aug 12
Certificates of Indebtedness of
for $3,286,000,000 l7/s%
Treasury Notes of Series B-1954, $1,985,000,000
2%
Treasury Bonds of 1952-54 and $87,000,000 2% Treasury
406,000
Accepted
:
savings
Amount
Applied for
$
July 29
■
Series
Due
6 that
Dec.
2V2% Treasury Bonds of 1963 were ex¬
changed for $346,000,000 l7/g% Treasury Notes of Se¬
ries B-1954, $6,002,000,000 2% Treasury Bonds of 1952-54
$6,723,672,000
and $376,000,000
Amount
Dated
Offered
Treas.
bonds
Total
Date
Treasury Financing in December
Treas.
Depositary bonds—
August
1
Aug
\
,,
bills
Aug
982,161,883
502.608,722
1,697,382,828
months
12
179,006,275
bills
Aug 15
—-
266,684,600
658,303,098
November
Treas. bills
Ctfs. of Indebt'ness
Aug 15
Aug 15
803,155,608^'
235,924,122,.
October
thus
periods in the four
affording a five-
46,830 40. 4,79 48, 4978
176,90 165,904316
797,364
Refundi g 96,7018 £28!07
79,180. 28,13045
Total
$
S
-1950
10
150, 0
$■
*-•:
63,5 0 10,5860 1 ,23 9
5,0 ,0 24,319,328
87,90421 1,2978
83,25 40 6,20 , 0 107985,0 19,40 835 210,847235
$
150, 0
Capit l 53,401 10,5860 1 ,239
S
New
Total
$
5,0 ,0 24,319,328
830,471530
350,192.8
Refundi g 14793,40 14,3750 54,1 50
180, 0
Capital 21.950 197,806 30,5620 4,97,0 29,3150 1,0 ,0 1,25,0 2.75.0
6,290. 0
S
New
Total
314,90 402,96350
$
S
426,0 0
269,40 9,15,60
4,20 3
RDecavonlstprumdi.
MDtCioPhmarnvmflsneutfcdeBpa,oikODEFNCYTIHVBARS
TMODHFYECNIVABRS
Capit l 602,14830 687304,862 15,8 035
$
45,70. 39,847906
786,21 97
131,2r,545088697903
ONGCIOSRTSFRUTEPUNFPOHAWHIIAEERD
CFFGLOOOARVMFREPIURNENAIOGMCANDTPRT,,LG
1,5687394 ffbutrFSGomaoanheoIutSngvidcdpircyenlsdumeyssaitfls.
New
Total
$
1,350 ,7
2,750, 0 42,617,862 43,7 5,382
1,42 78,94
36,4830
Capit l 1,30287 0 41, 7862 43,760382
61,54 0 7,652,40
1,3876954
15,0 0
Refundi g 32,180 2,750, 0 1,50 , 0
$
-1953
52~147,0 61,"54765
52714,0 72.948,15 5,905,0
§
New
Total
s
89,70 10,5 0 52,38960 69,320 4
4,0 ,0 "mo o
1,026384
Refundi g 35,02 14 l,~580",26 1,483,20
Capital 534,8658 10,5 0 40,8940 67,83640
$
-
5,0 0 62,8150 86,9 135 12.50, 0
$
-1954
780,6 51 "5,90
3
'212,0,135866489075659
2,043975
368,0542 25,0 0 62,8150 18,759685 47,6027
4,0 ,0 "ao 'o o
658,30 98 30, 0 867,93~450 12,50. 0
New
SUOM AFRY
Refundi g 23,0 0 1,50 , 0 15,03 0
150, 0
19 ,590
108,7 254 10,27650 65,840 24,871234 9.67,437 17,64,12
602.148,3
43,98 708 18,69487 12,987624 5 7,20
2,750, 0 2,750, 0
1,3507
Refundi g 15,0 0 569,0 0 8,75,0
7, 4,0 32,180
$
-1953
Capit l 47,250 761,3470 12,0 0 4,0 ,0 406,9710 5,825,0 30,0 65,1260
1,30287
56,70 485,390 25,0 0 17,950 61,0 0 2,60,0 1,350 13,750 893,7 0
2,801,6 7
-1954 Refundi g 18,0 0 290, 3 0
CAHARNCDTE
7,250, 0 36,87 45
$
23,0 0 1,70,0 15,03 0 2 6,0 0
''780305,,46712531
4,271,3 4 ,20 3
50 ,0 0
3,0 ,0 7,0 0 TO,50 0
Capit l 38,70 195,260 25,0 0 15,93 61,0 0 2,60,0 4,10,0 96,8752 538, 685
976,50 8,213,725
10,0 0
1,5702 1,483,20
50 ,0 0
84,7824 47,250 805,3 408 30.154,87 4,0 .0 41975,624 6,382,0 30 ,0 0 976,50 73, 9725
13,06 40 18,0 .0 301,6320 4,284,67
7,250, 0 36,8 74 5
1,10,236873869544
368,0542
3,0 ,0 7,0 ,0 10,5 0
New
786,219
1,42780
2,750, 0 9,274,0 36,483,0
69,08.310 7, 39,450 12,589 4 21,0 25 6,4 8,948 4,523,058 12,09640 56,70 5 ,497310 32,79450 130,584 9 82,10 25 9,048,948 14,350 145,29805
-
35,0214
$
86,39 24 62,50 805,94 08 30.169487 4,0 ,0 428,3 624 6.382. 0 30 ,0 0 3,726,50 82.613725
1,50 , 0 1,5 ,0 15,0 0 569,0 0 15,0 0 8, 75,0
43,98 708 18,54 87 12,987624 5 7,20
$
S
976,50 9,713,725
15,0 0
2,750, 0 2,750, 0
New
Total
426,0 0
93,0 39 26,03256 35,23784 7.103,760 "8061250 1,702645 10,5 87 184,2 897 41.75,0 20,91609 84,532 6 296,015784 75,103760 150, 0 2,806,250 1,350. 0 1,702645 51,98257
$
62,50, 0761,9570 12,0 0 4,0 ,0 415,8 0 5,825,0 30 ,0 0 72,90,0
2 6,0 0
20 ,0 0
New
$
237,10
26,(
87,90421
83,25 40
21,950 306,5148 40,8390 4,97,0 3587l4~9,084 25,871234 1,42,590 2, 75,0 9^67^437 23,95412
93,2 309 ,03256 35,23784 7,329,760 "8067250 1,702645 10, 50, 87 184,58 97 64,7150 2 ,612 09 84,532 6 31.08,74 75,329760 150, 0 2,806,250 1,350, 0 1,702645 6,253920
Capit l 41,75.0 127,8930 58,0 260,7820 68,0 0 150,0 2,0 ,0 1,350 4l7832~,60
Total
180, 0
14.93,40 14,3750 54,1 50
150, 0
41602387,,53,91761250
1,48170 146, 2.38 10,4250 2,64,0 139,47 6 30.259,61 4,50, 0 82,638 45
83,25 40
4,271,3 43,743
$
—1952
4, 35,48 7 ,12371
28,40 53
12108,7 54 0,27650 65,840 24,871.234 19 ,590 9,6 7,437 17,6 4,12 237,10 21 21,950. 321.08,254 5,27650 4,97,0 4l27~9o75i4 25.871,234 1,42 ,590 2, 75,0 9,6 7 437 24,13 2
58,401
<4
Refundi g 43,743
150, 0
64,7150 129,3 0 58,0 0 275,8 0 68,0 0 150, 0 2,0 ,0 1,350, 0 46,T0~37 645,92 63
il
—1952
150, 0
21,950. 0 21,30 45,0 0 4,97 ,0 346^5 0 1,0 ,0 1,25,0 2.75,0 6,470, 0 641,53 0
$
—1951
795,6231 l§793~,0 276,"19725
645,92.63 68730,862 15,8 .035
$
10,79 ,364 1,72604 56,13 0 6,78,50 17,089 4
2,9.8 142,50 29,8625 20,5961
Capit l 1,48170 123,8450 10, 0 2,64,0 109,4517 10, 0 4,50, 0 78,20.861
New
Total
15,23,84 8,497 67,59 0 152,9308 10,4250 2,64,0 156^2795 30,25961 4,5 0, 0 1 ,0428
347, 0
581,0 0
17,60 139 96,7018
$
21,39,0 10l79~85,0 295, 05
Refundi g 83,25 40
-195
2,80 8 142,50 30, 3925 20,5961
67.59 0 130.5,0 10, .0 2,64,0 12e7l~940 10, 0 4,50. 0 95,810 46.83,0
$
97,610 137,9127
New
$
Refundi g 56,13 0 6,207,50 16,742 9
-1950-
54130287,,,379116625 2861752,,,674109.993
Capit l 350,1928 297(36,09 48,07614
$
Total
Total
58,03 10 7,39,450 1,06 49 21,0 25 6,48,948 4,513,058 108,94620 38,70 253,8410 32,79.450 126,9.82 82,10.25 9,048,948 7,10,0 108,4 583 658,30 8
DECMBR boannodtedss boannodtedss boannondtesds. . corpate ^IBnteraanionklGovernmtforgeoviegrnmntGaagnvdcie,s♦Mu&nicpal—tSt.es,,SPotsaeeisn- toal fdiIgnnuclorouedste OFDECMBR BNooantendsd-s utiles csceotoepall,,,manufctres oriesindmauasnnturfdctlrig bueildtncgs, Miscelanous BNooanteds-s u;tiles manuf acesori Indmauasnnutrfidctlrig Miscelanous acesori Miscelanous
csoercpuritate.
Intthvrreaoustdlmsdininngg,,,
scceotoeptall,,r, bueildtcn.gs, Intthvrreoaustldmdsiinnngg,,, . utiles— scceotoeptallr,,,Eqmuaipnumfcenets indmauansnutfrdctlrig bueildtcngs, Intthvrreoausltdmdsiinnngg,,, util es scceotopetallr,,, manufces— ories indmauasnnutrfdctlrig bueildtcngs, Itnthrvraoeusldtdmsiinnngg,,,Miscelanous
MOFNO TH
Long-term Short-em Prefstorcekd Comstocokn Canadnis — Long-term Short-em Prefstroeckd Comstoockn foreign- Long-termShort-erm Prefstrocekd Comstocokn
Dtoimce-s
Corp ate-
Other
Total
Candian Loan
$
Other Farm
Grand
United
•These
MONTH
Long-TermRailroads Public Equipment Moatonrds Other
Iron,
etc. - etc . etc. etc.
Total
Oil
Land,
Ship ing
Short-Tem Railroads Public Equipment Maotnords
Iron,
Total
Other Land,
Oil
Stocks-
Railroads Public Iron,
*
and
Motors Other Land,
Total
Ship ing
Total-
Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Total
Total
3,0 ,0
$
4,290375 17,420 618, 607 647.02,31
127,540 2379 0
Refundi g 1,2564813 51,309 49,5698 7,802,4 8,0 ,0
$
-105
I-HUH
3,0 ,0
Capit l 3,042 67 126, 10 568,20962 639,21807 19.54, 0 23792, 0
$
New
$
Total
5,04 6352
6,17,0 805,1982 946,7 1 7,50 , 0 47,"3~47086 6,0 ,0 ~ 9O7 O 1,640, 8
70 ,0
Refundi g 396,4 762 123,0 13 9,2 5t)
2,7 1,50
$
-195-
Capit l 4,690 5
$
New
6,85137,429
10, 0 13,70 10,5 0 91,560 1 ,734261 1,895,0
3,025,0
Refundi g 756,21 34 4,80 0 17,50318 6,093 40
Total
New
Total
$
Capital 03 ,0 ,0471 401,760 320,875 284,0 827,047 39 ,132 972,0 0 ,0 80 ,0 740, 0 780,676
150, 0 264,7580 469715,0 3,089 507 17,60
$
-1953 Reiundi g 182, 95 7 2,951,250 9,4 2 30 3,175,483
Capitl
New
Total
$
293
New
Total
99,
2,159
194
34
105
1,458
285,
530,94.0 2,39162,50 632,7450 16,0910 2,1469075 543,7051 20, 0 134,50 1,350 35.0 0 369,0453
$
'
10, 0 81, 20 120, 3650 539,0 43 3,9612507 3,9260
Capitl
70, 0 215,8970 l,467~ 50Ob 5,207136 47,5 0
Total
197, 4 2 lMob'.o 1,6320 90,78695
5 0, 0 193,540
116,27395 28,950 78,43951 926,8159 86, 0 104, 780
17,0 0
4,1532,7069878495602
17,0 0
$
New
$
241.250
492.358,60 3,097461 278,64528 13, 0 802,6 584 368,92460 76,4720 1,63-8:5 95.43951 6 ,1362
iwoJM
153,904 820,5627 5,036,20 185,946 5 36.912,50 12,7 70 158,03.2
24L250
723,84376 5,94153 245,03629 63,159 0 1,520, 0 29.043,951 15,026148
241,250
38,620 2,701598 273,60985 13, 0 61,7439 32.01,96 63,7450 1,638^0 95.43951 508, 942
70 ,0 0
681,0 0 250, 0 1,0 ,0
2,50 , 0
60 ,0 0
108,394 126, 0
70 ,0 0
1,4 0, 0 5,4710 5,065, 0 75,6 70 109,26 401
9,63 , 50 695,0
25,80 38,473 50 871, 4607 5,01970 470,9562 207,48 157 573,0 0 4,01,23 45,6247395 145,01 8
4,80,0
4,83 50 695,0
2,56,0
296,50 2,314 50 547,3 0 16,09.1 1,8762 1 534,9 586 17,80 14,50 1,350 035.000 301,852 0
1,8470 963,40 8,91,850 3,9460
4,80,0
25,80 3,67 350
1,63548
573,0
859, 67 54,0637 461,0379 203,5417 4,01 23 45762395 143,061
50,0 0
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 0 2,750, 0 20,35 0 21,07 946,850.67 61,406245 17,9084 109,5 639 1,324,713 2 .501,346 9,82 71
305,720 2,79860,2 20,350 32,059375 1,2974 ^20 439,12397 29,6728527,60. 0 57 0760 1,08341,50
3,017
40
34
327
2,266
106
226
2,
469,
-
6,85137429
80
298.05, 0 2,93651870 30,621 25,30875 2,84.0 2,0987,426 19.567,4 36,503.70 106,73258 2,80.0 31.946853 387.2,64
1,894 521
685,0
1,259713,8760948820
5 0, 0 193,540
Capitl 4,73290 12,0 036,527 917,2437 85,9'?0 104, 780
$
234, 90 81,39740 86,3 40 281,75983 12,69 25 2,340 20, 0 68,2741 78,63789
296,5.0 3,1897 601.4,87 16,091 2,3405916 739,1643 18,4530 18,50 23 1,350 80.fi243°5 470,831
305,720 3,69081,96 281,7486532,059375 1,476^853094 548,79 036 31.047,538 27,60 0 28.75L346 1,39058,71
6,10628.0347545,93. 26,111,216,6.4709847523587384 18.9770,7.68,6214504952
UITSCNONOHGRPREEUDFWAPIE 1,65849 6,59813
ACHNARDTE
New
OSUMFARY
notes notes —
END
2,750, 0 201,250 2,951,250
1,349,0
-1953 Refundi g 46,0 0 26,4790 630, 60,27 015 1,539, 4 1,20 0 irwTso 25,67 320
$
7,536,905
15,0 0
1,04 , 64 721,025
3, 54, 19
4
Capitl
$
New
Total
$
50,0 0
37,40
13,96 0 1,450, 0 50 ,0 20,148750 218,5 70 93,1 7 61,39 245 176,95043 108,4361 1,324,713 2 .501,346 96,537 52
259,70 2,7038120 219,6750 32,05937 '24173,185 437,937 28,1381 26,40GO 38,4^70 1,062 5180
4 5,0 0 489,80 813,50 843,750 40 ,0 392,045 516,50 741,042 30 ,0 150, 0
482,
3,199
534,
24, 88,
954, 487
87
11,
750. 0 1.350, 0
50 ,0
,10576 ,78240
3.0 ,0 123,90
62
780
6,711,3899504521
38 .50
426,960
129,50 89,25384 74,5837 340,1 80 87. 2857 2,49 082 1,23 24 235,40267 157, 63
46,0 0 34,01590 645,0 61,30479 2,07,025 1,539,4 1,20,0 21.90L3 29,32089
259.70, 3,65 19 281,03645 32,05937 1,45. 261 546,72801 29.507,94 26.40, 26,85046 1,36 5 82
871.960 915.184 401.837 843,750 40 ,0 25 ,85 649.357 235,124 500 37 ,2 4 S08.183 238.036
688
1
482.
4,09 ,
609.
24,
11,
88
1,295,
576 110
300
1,890257
1.062,
-1934 Refundi g 269,48 0 940,521 0 4,50 0
$
294,073 62,3850 2,48~65 32,~50" 289,417
375.173
14,9 67 "3757I 3 2 5,0 1,8750 16,7280 269,48.0 1,0752394 4,51048 308.56,94 62,3850 2.70, 0 32,50 309, 6714
134,72 4
10,484
7, 50, 0 7,50
Capitl
New
citfs, include Notes— etc.—
8,62,0364.5170329
boanndds boanndds stock— boanndds corpate B^Iantnerka-—iol GCovaenrnmdiatn forgoevernimgtnGLoavannd, Municpal—^Stes,PSosteaiens toal fdignuoorets EMNODNTHS BLooanngn-dTdesrm Railrods utiles ccosopteaerl,,l,Emqanuufiptment aacensorid inadunstrdl beutilcd—ngs, ttrrIanuvdessitnmgn,, Miscelanous BSohaonrt-Tdesm Railrods utiles ccospoteal,,l, Emqanuufipctmreesnt anorieds inadunstrdl — beuiltdcngs, - trtaIrnvdueissntmgn,, Miscelanous . Railrods utiles ccospoteear,l,l, Emaqnuufitpment aacesnorid inadunstdrl beuitldcngs, trtarIdnuviesnstmg,n, Miscelanous Railro——ds utiles cocspotea,l,l, Emanqufucitpremsent anoiesd Inadunstdril beutcild—ngs, trtarIdnuviesnstmg,n, Miscelanou seccourrpitate
DaSMONTH Corp te- omestic—- Long-term Short-em Presftocrked Cosmtockon ian— Long-term Short-e-m Prestfocrked Com on foreign- Long-term Short-em Prefred Cosmtockon
Canad
12-
6.32,05784
530.94,0 3,265718 687,94207 16,0910 2,64819^2 751,8 6 20,7930 138,501 23 1,350. 0 80.624?95 539,6 21 8,657 2,40
GFOVOCERRNEMPIGNTA,T, 3DEC1MBR notes-. stock. 2,0645978319— ,0lJ.jW82O025,313478agencis—.69A649,50 3,591140786 bSmuafnticuoplnteedysids D3ECM1BR $21,963058 —258,40—63m1a9n7ufctrig125,08415,2h8oel7dtcin.g,9306 4,8175.23 Notes-—50, — 750m,anufctrig13— 3,0hoeldtcin.g,6- 12,750 426,90751 8—3 —325,6m19anufctrig87. 01635—2ho.eldtci7n.g,145,6803— „213,8960 24,83.750 96manuf1ctrig54.2,3708915—,37246h8oeldticn.g,501
-1054 Refundi g 7, 50 152, 9 176 9,521632
$
15,.438,75613297301976
3,47.0 80 ,10 23,715 40 13,82065 257.Y -327 1-5.305 3,872,0 2,50. 0 82,53 9 53.10,645
531,730
549,739 92,04315 1,732,58 3li206*,853 10, 198
981,0 150, 0 1,0 ,0
2,56 ,0
6,819 04
2
39
331
3,607 0 4,82,0 82,309630 2,730,50 1,0 ,0 1,476053
1,90 , 0
349,66,4159720
,4250 I13 2,970 37 ,301 ,1450 284,0 0 46 ,753 897,947 375,730 732, 58 80 ,0 4 6.853 861,617
531,730
631,7890 94,7581 1,732,58 32708 53 1 ,578041
1,4 0, 0 6,17 ,0 5,065, 0 809,17340 14,08 1
10 ,0 0
Refundi g 234. 9,0 70,290 85,420 268,0 13 8,74592 2,340, 0 20, 0 67,19328 756,2134
$
-1952
6,0157 38 218,570 451,036 1,09278 14 29,60 0 62,5182
s
2,
2,
25
10, 0 92,850 120, 3650 2,14630 4,29531 3,9260
7.88,006,2715264,901
6,197 1 21,07 460,246 1,095 7.4 29.60, 0 62,51~82
a
326,70 2,05639,0 213,890 39,14 50 2,84,0 1,63 947 13,89132 38,40 105, 0 2,80 0 2,40, 0 356,843576
$
Refundl g 3,470 46,59240 18, 7140 13,82065 17486^97 32,50 0 3,872,0 1,50,0 71,06290
-195
F7,86931054.21-,o7A5'c0n6412,70863415902,7386.159,473197,0528620DReIBfvnactoliPrCpsDmmtuaoivdShGkst.FfenvedhrofcadrugmenmlcyYDE3MTIFNOWSAVHO1RCALSR.E
YFEDTM3FWNOIIMAANVLHUFAR1OCLCRSPR,DGNM
Capit l
38,620 1,5293 ,61 217,650 13, 0 37092,516 268,5 0 62,4 50 1,638,0 6,50 285,139 4
$
New
78.63,789 1768,0 1,6073 ^ 0 31,986
5,93240 3,67350 536,908241 1,209382 128,50 3^850^ 0 2,8053
$
159,720 17,420 756,13461 5,94153 "2417250 251,87 34 63,159 10 1,78,270 29,043951 3,9612
70 .0 0
$
150, 0 301,850 2,06i7"5b0 3,176 5 7 17,601 0
68,3,65270527,8440
17,0 0
Refundi g 153,904 78,26387 5,036,20 179,2470 36,91250 12,45 0 8,352406
-1950
Capit l
90,0 0
17,0 0
51,309 51,309 32707240 678217 05 —267 276
492,35860 2,31762,0 2 ,68750 13, 0 5o7~4520 305,76350 74,690 I76T8765 6,50 37,4920
S
394,150 3,704 2 68,3750
5,4710 681,7 69 936,8 921 7,50 , 0 4^652186 6,0 ,0 1,640, 8
$
-1052
51,8347,651.9233701976
Total
53,10645 37Tfo,bo 1,5970 . 92,605
6,91408 38,47350 54,1349 1,25362 128,50 3,~8507 0 25,830 5
$
Total
10, 0 13,70 10,5 0 1,3857 0 3.482,167 70,2 0
Other
Grand
Total
§
Other Farm
*
United
•These
12
Total
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Oil
Ship ng
etc.
Total
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land,
Oil
Ship ng
Stocks—
etc—. — etc
Total
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Total—
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Total
6
(2462)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Of
(Continued from page 3)
Dated
Refunding
Indebtedness
S
Accepted
Security
$
that for
Dec
2
91-day
Treas.
bills
9
Treas.
bills
1,500 691,000
1,500 232,000
1,500, 236,000
Dec
Treas.
bills
1,500 323,000
1,500, 243,000
bills
1,500, 209,000
1199445360—
1952
~80~66o
1,500 425.000
216,000
Dec 30
91-day
91-day
91-day
91-day
Dec 15
8 2/3
Dec 15
1
Aug 15
8 mo. ctf.
Dec 16
Dec 23
Dec
bills
1,500, 633,000
5,358 406.000
5,358, 406,000
of indebt.
4,919, 931,000
4,919, 931,000
Savings bonds
556 804,652
556,804,652
bonds—
11 950,000
1
Tax
11,950,000
antic'n
financing
corporate
in
1954,
the
1953.
Other
industrial
and
1945270—
843,750,
notes-
0.29%;
or
shipping,
rubber,
$65,000,000 Pacific
$1,373,224,
0.02%,
or
of the
0.13%,
or
and
for December
for
Total
12
25,073,067,652
24,503,562,000
569,505,652
grand/ total
ures
months__146,204,934,805 127,340,876,000 18,864,058,805
for
50,000,000 Columbia
due
FINANCING
ing
Issued
Retired
$
Net Issued
$
-
Preferred
Notes
for
six
months—
33,360,700,000 32,328,926,500
138,288,000
155,050,000
55,806,000
115,738,000
tl6,762,000
t59,932,000
194,094,000
270,788,000
t76,694,000
Notes
Total
for
July
Certificates
306,752,000
18,000.000
for
1,
in
Total
114,880,000
for
August
459,777,000
Certificates
132,880,000
117,977,000
—
158,000.000
Total
for
Certificates
132,083,000
September—
198,094,000
270,200,000
38,857,000
__—
147,050,000
76,190,000
t60,391,000
223,240,000
1168,584,000
9,500,000
96,223,000
133,692,000
314%
Co.
debentures
due
June
Bell
Jersey
to repay
Purpose,
Telegraph
&
35-year 3%
debentures,
advances from Amer¬
the parent, and for
Co.
Telephone
1989.
1,
Telephone
Co.,
25,000,000
Virginia
Electric
3V8%
Co.
Power
&
first and refunding
1, 1984. Purpose, ior
1,095,957,497
7,975,703,080
1,215,326,522
8,499,672,065
5,051,717,352
805,019,312
946,796,171
6,803,533,335
4,467,814,500
618,166,607
647,020,331
5,733,001,438
24,994,200 Public Service Electric & Gas Co. 249,942 shares of 4.18%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100).
Purpose, refunding.
21,000,000 Niagara
116,880,000
16,812,000
239,415,000
126,380,000
113,035,000
.•
-
;*•;
'
y,j
513,170,000
286,815.000
Notes
205,881,000
277,770,000
t71,889,000
1,005,866,000
790,940,000
214,926,000
397,939,850
626,418.888
5,533,091,955
443,418,453
495,862,288
659,154,129
6,220,393,13(
cumulative
846,281,257
6,276,745,021
bank
4,435,961,800
1,268,428,380
804,387,001
6,508,777,181
4,883,239,629
1,033,817,917
278,823,945
410,630,640
101,223,891
3,121,828,53;
886,827,500
130,710,988
43,079,643
35,512,602,000
34,143,354,500
1,369,247,500
for
Total
for
December
months—
12
Fund,
System,
Insurance
Government
Fund,
Savings
and
Life
Federal
Loan
Insurance
Deposit
Insurance
Fund,
National
Insurance
Cornoration.
tNet
110,158,408
18,817,643
1,042,098,10]
20,000,000 New York
79,901,271
2,618,804,741
bonds due
for
Notes
Preferred
CORPORATE
$789,037,491
$1,030,863,766 $8,663,381,010
1,158,479,318
8,067,824,901
6,448,703,117
460,642,466
6,858,434,194
558,261.349
1,241,156,857
5,064.217.352
805,109,812
995,810,265
673.412,621
4,801,809,634
846,281,257
prior to
813,229,501
the
2,669,224,000
3,181,078,53
101,223,891
43,079,643
1,080,868,131
lateral
110,158,408
19,239,518
1,042,520,27(
2,319,675,200
219,228,275
79,901,271
2,618,804,74t
877,031 and that
$7,817,-
for
1927
of
nicipal and farm loan
government agency financing
i;j excluded from the above
totals, but is presented sep¬
arately in our compilation given on another
page of this
article.
30,000,000 Ohio
1954
annual
such revisions were
made, since we
knowledge been able to secure for the most
more
important offerings placed through the
year
the
since
consequence,
reach
never
New
any
corporate
very small issues is of
the
great
sum
total
of
them
no
aggregate.
emissions
for
the
series
new
1954
of
$2,064,567,329,
23.83%,
or
as
tae
compared
with
further breakdown
sheWs that
4,818,875,232,
educed
at
of this
new
or
figure into
capital
issues
77.50%.
or
new
and
attained
the
or
•41%
and
erfnnn W
07,000,
with
new
refunding
o
or
»?£ 1953 total
#
corporate issues
(no
;t
^..o7%, of the
on
Ry.
due
./
a
'
amount
of
$1,658,188,-
ar!d refunding issues of $161,712,808,
years total
corporate
olume during
1954, totaled
trasted with the
figure of
or
of
new
27,000,000
bank
repay
Inc. 334%
first and
bonds
due
Jan.
1,
25,000,000
equipment
Indiana,
1,
trust
certificates.
inclusive.
Inc.
1984.
Purpose,
679,436
for
Purpose,
334%
first
Purpose,
1S83.
shares
construction
Power
to
Jan.
15,
1979.
construction.
Co.
Purpose,
mortgage
to repay
of
20,000,000 Erie
bank
Gas
&
loans
and
24,000,000
EI
Edison
Co.
while
1, 1969.
bank Ibans.
Natural
bonds due Dec.
bank loans
bonds
and
or
improvement in
$636,846,315, or 7.35%,
$460,642,466, or 5.71%, in
con¬
for
and
refunding mort¬
Purpose,
convertible
to
Co.
1968.
4 Va%
bonds,
34,282,821
series
Fireman's
stock
first
and
mortgage
Purpose, for
expans.on
1,
Power
&
1989.
due
collateral
new
1984;
for
$25).
for
shares
of
trust
acquisition
3%
first
for
40,000,000
(Canada)
bonds,
3%%
series
D,
Purpose,
Co,
repay
of
sinking
fund
bank loans
Gas
bonds
Co.
due
and for
new
3'/«%
Feb.
1,
first
1974.
Purpose,
1984.
Owens-Illinois
1984.
first
Co.
to
to
stock
new
26,700,000 Safeway
3Va7«
20,000,000 Long
lative
Loan
Purpose,
Island
for
bank
Light
fund
loans
Co.
Purpose,
working
Corp. 3%%
due
con¬
25,000,000
repay
and
notes
for
working
to
704,917
repay
shares
bank
of
com¬
loans
and
4.30%
cumulative
Purpose,
to
repay
capital.
Co.
stock,
Power
314%
to
July
first
1,
July
first
refunding
and
1979.
1,
3.35%
Co.
first
Purpose,
1S74.
Gas
due
bonds
due
Purpose,
mortgage
re¬
pipe
bank loans
to repay
Co.,
refunding.
Purpose,
3Va%
from
promissory
1962
Nov.
($12,500,000)
Gas
3»/4%
RR.
to
for
and
notes,
Aug.
1969.
investments
Natural
Gas
1974.
Jur.e
for
Service
1979.
1,
mortgage
debentures,
•
bonds,
series G
refunding.
3V4%
Co.
24-year
refunding,S-
first
Purpose,
Public
\
3%
Co.
Purpose,
1980.
Southwestern
due
Inc.
quartely
Natural
1,
1969.
3V»%
2%%,
mortgage
($13,500,000).
Central
1,
and
1973. ' Purpqse,
1,
Nov.
first
Co.
1964
Production
25,000,000 Northern
sinking fund debentures
construction.
new
Co.
first
3.20%
mortgage
Purpose, refunding.
AUGUST
stock
mon
30,000,000
1,
E
shares
(par
of
4.35%
$100).
cumu¬
Pu.po^e,
mortgage
bank loans
bonds
and
due
for
April
new
1.
con-
$1).
(par
Pacific Power &
Purpose,
1984.
bonds,
Co.
due
new
common
Capital
stock
first mortgage bonds due
refunding
Edison
series F,
York
investment.
for
($23,990,000)
and
for
($6,010,000).
California
bank loans and for
repay
25.000,000 New
Ltd. 3,250.000 shares of com¬
Purpose,
Light Co. 3%%
construction
new
30,000,000 Southern
Fund
of
3%
Aug.
first
15,
and
1979.
refunding
Purpose,
to
construction.
Canada,
Ltd.
(par $1—Canadian).
1,000,000
shares
Purpose, for invest¬
ments.
25,000,000 Niagara
200,000
series
repay
Gas
refunding
Aug.
bonds
for
Sept.
Mohawk
due
new
20,000,000 Food
Co.
Purpose,
strqction.
3>/4%
Co.
construction.
series,
Illinois
of
promissory notes due April 1,
refunding.
20,000,000 Ohio
due
Aug.
due
due
refunding.
Lighting
preferred
Purpose,
sinking fund bonds, series Z,
refunding ($23,709,000)
and
due
I,
$32,500,000 Canada General Fund (1954)
sinking
Inc. 267,000 shares of
preferred stock (par $100).
and
10-year debentures
capital.
Coke
&
Interstate
mortgage
loans
and
first mortgage
bonds,
Stores,
convertible
bank
&
par).
construction.
($52,500,000)
($16,291,000).
series
equipment
Aug.
Power
(no
debentures
15-year
($20,410,000).
capital
Purpose,
Light
new
Southern
due
capital.
28,069,772 Pennsylvania
ex¬
y*
,
promissory notes due 2054.
working
Interstate
334%
bonds
repay
deben¬
for
refunding.
working
and
bonds,
25,000,000 Consolidated
pipeline
($10,000,000).
Glass
Purpose,
and
series
Purpose, refunding ($40,000,000) and
construction
serial
Purpose,
refunding
Purpose,
1989.
Gas
Purpose,
APRIL
40,000,000
15.
for
second
for
construction.
$50,000,000 Commonwealth Edison Co. 3%
3%
Corp.
Purpose,
construction
bonds
and
20,000,000
new
July
and
26,000,000
and
mortgage
2.65%
to
($22,500,000),
first refunding mortgage
new
and
Natural
1.30%
Consolidated Gas, Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore
line
construction.
Southern
y.;;;, y
Acceptance
1964.
15,
27,900,000 Colorado
common
loans
A,
sinking fund debentures due
refunding $16,070,000; working
Corp.
1969.
expansion
1,
/
shares
bank
mort¬
April
•
600,000
to
series
.
first
due
construction.
new
j
.
,
funding.
bonds
24,000,000 Texas Eastern Penn-Jersey Transmission
Corp. 4.20%
mortgage pipeline bonds due 1973. Purpose for new
struction.
20,000,000
15,
mortgage
National
mortgage
mortgage
bank
repay
3%%
Co.
Steel
Motors
39,950,000 Peoples
common:
of
first
Purpose,
1974.
1, ! 1955-1964, inclusive.
working capital.
,
:.y •
expansion
for
construction.
new
re¬
new
%;y.
3%%
Co.
1.
Aug.
and
30.000,000 Colorado
Co.
Co.
24,150,000 Southern California Edison
(par
States
due
July
for
pipeline
program.
refunding mortgage
Purpose, refunding.}
601.453
Purpose, for
Pipe Line
Purpose
stock
15,
Co.
Purpose,
73,000,000 St. Regis Paper Co, 25-year 3%% sinking fund debentures,
due
July 1, 1979.
Purpose, refunding ($52,590,000)
and
to
subsidiary.
its
Lighting
and
1974.
March
Insurance
Purpose,
Interprovincial
gage
due
$25).
(par
4.50%
414%
first mortgage bonds,
Purpose, new constiuction.
Trailer
July
due
and
general
and
Co.
Houston
2%%
$2.50).
due March
30,000,000
N,
Fund
(par
Surety
Co.
June
of
75,000,000 General Motors Acceptance Corp. 23/4%
repay
debentures
construction
new
due
shares
construction.
new
Co.
1983.
62,500,000 Chrysler Corp. 334%
Gas
15,
Edison
June
working capital
3%
1984.
1953
15-year
Purpose,
stock
1974.
Purpose,
$3,930,000.
pansion
for
MARCH
$40,000,000 Detroit
1974.
pre¬
first
bonds
JULY
for
3'/e%
3J/»%
Feb.
Paso
due
for
1,
75,000,000 General
Electric Co.
$12,-
■/'
.
for
tures
first mortgage
repay
gage bonds, series W, due Dec. 1, 1984.
bank loans and lor new construction.
due
1,
capital
due
42,850,200 Detroit
and
July
June
FEBRUARY
$60,000,000 Pacific
Purpose,
purposes
y.y
1,000,000
Co.
Transmission
Gas
Mining
due
stock
common
bank
3%%
to
program.
1979.
refunding.
first mortgage bonds
repay
1,
first mortgage
preferred
bonds
pipeline
$225,000,000 United
20,000,000 Michigan Consolidated Gas
due
3%
Co.
stock
cumulative
expansion
corporate
general
Electric
&
first
25,000,000 Tennessee
for
program.
Co. 3V-z%
Purpose,
of capital
common
514%
of
Purpose,
$50).
of
program.
.
Puipose,
20,000,000 Fruchauf
Co.
shares
shares
shares
540,000
(par
Power
Gas
due
construction.v.;
construction.
new
1984.
Pacific
con¬
debentures
1,000,000
promissory note due June
$12,500,000;
deemable
1,
Ltd.
878,878
y^y'y
25,000,000 Consumers
314%
Co.
construction
Corp.
stock
refunding
500,000.
York,
1955-1969,
Steel
McLouth
Line
Co.
Purpose,
par).
25,000,000 Carrier Corp.
loans
col¬
and
new
Purpose, for investment.
Electric
construction.
Power
1,
25,000,000 Beneficial
financing.
aggregate total for the
year,
which showed substantial
deben¬
Purpose,
debentures, series D, due
construction program.
for
Pipe
Canada,
of
$1).
(par
loans
Co.
for
Dec.
for
$1,819,901,257, divided
the
to
mortgage
3V4%
2,
20,000,000 Appalachian Electric
.
mon
7^m°? +itocks in 1954 comprised $1,021,342,134,
79%, of the
issues
and
par).
for
was
totaling $121,750,000, or
$7,750,000, or 0.09%, conshort-term volume of $221,-
in
utility
fund
first mortgage
1982.
1,
Purpose, expansion,
Scudder Fund
preferred
sinking
3%%
Jan.
Inc. 314%
Purpose,
Eastern
1974.
1,
(no
mortgage
gas
construction.
new
Jan,
Service
of
sum
issues
only
first
acquire
equipment.
24,973,967 Consumers
refund-
2./4%, of that year's overall volume.
Stock
offerings in 1954 totaled
new
due
Q, due May 1,
Short-term financing dollar volume for
1954
scale
A
refunding was greatly
21.88%, of all financing
curing the year.
educed
first
for
55.62%, while
$1,895,104,521,
to
25-year
New
of
bonds, series K, due Jan.
totaled
diminutive figure of
$197,914,742, or 2.45%, in 1953.
A division of the 1954
dollar volume into the
three
classifications, such as long-term bonds and notes, shorterm bonds and
notes and equity
financing reveals that
*.;ne former amounted
to
$6,713,979,753,
'SV*%
Co.
Pacilic
M,
25,000,000 Public
30,000,000
year
25-year
bonds,
series J,
due Jan.
1,
1984.
bank loans and for new construction.
repay
Purpose,
25,020,000 Canadian
all
i:6,598,813,681, or 76.17%, as against
$7,869,910,159, or
k'7.55%, in 1953. Refunding, operations in 1954 reached
sum
Co.
no
our
private route. The omission of
32,000,000
mortgage
to
Edison
1984.
repay
figures to give consideration to issues of size that
were
Dot available
during the year in question. However, for
lave to
3Vs%
Purpose,
Jan.
mu¬
and
our
Co.
1979.
Gas System,
1979.
1,
June
atten¬
fact that government,
In prior years revisions have been
made in
July
Corp.
due
bonds
29,881,852 Philadelphia
15, 1979.
Purpose,
expansion program.
for
new
With respect to the above
figures the reader's
1,
Refining
due
and
$7,319,195,804.
tion should be called to the
Gas
Jan.
deben¬
capital.
etc.
Columbia
stock
35,000,000 Consolidated Edison Co.
point at $8,657,852,400 since 1929, when that
year's total amounted to $10,026,361,129. A
study of our
prior years uncovered the fact that the 1952
firand total also exceeded the 1928 figure of
40,000,000
issues of securities placed
time the purpose of the issue:
five-year
working
Purpose,
1959.
Electric
trust
35,000,000 Panhandle
JANUARY
tures
their
Valley
54,000,000 Ohio
>
Large Domestic Corporate Issues in 1954
15,
2%%
Corp.
Acceptance
June
struction,
Illinois
sinking fund debentures
bank loans and for
repay
Cyanamid Co. 580,235 shares of 3%% cumula¬
tive convertible preferred stock, series C (par $100).
Pur¬
pose, expansion and working capital.
properties from Commonwealth Edison Co.
highest
Motors
130,710,988
due
v.:;;
America 3%
Purpose, to
1979.
1,
due
410,630,640
55,000,000 Atlantic
year
General
tures
6,258,587,454
bonds
bonds
first mortgage
58,023,500 American
907,077,500
and
records for
100,000.000
6,652,069,68:
284,266,445
same
first mortgage
for new construction.
june
6,317,917,51'
1,268,428,380
1,036,481,389
giving at the
314%
Co.
Purpose,
of
Co.
June
913,122,350
Service
reach
669,826,626
4,570,411,800
$60,000,000 Northern
retired.
1954
5,886,939.178
4,937,839,620
list the principal
Gas Corp. 3V4%
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
Power
1984.
6,548,398,31(
we
1984.
1,
Electric
May 1,
$100,000,000 Aluminum
5,601,366,951
496,667,468
Purpose,
placements
repay
3%
Co.
expansion.
'627,693,888
loans
that
corporate
20,000,000 Wisconsin
6,865,137,42!
397,939,850
___
1989.
Electric &
May
due
618,166,607
amount, despite its size, was $5,529,610 below the aggre¬
gate sum for the year 1954.
domestic
to
first mortgage
Puipose, to repay bank loans and
Illuminating
1,
State
8,657,852,400
443,418,453
the
worthy of mention
4.10%
of
Purpose,
Total
4,575,733,217
dollar
saw
shares
210,000
(par $100).
construction.
new
construction.
new
due
Stocks
$6,843,479,753
4,595,359,950
ISSUES
Common
Stocks
5,608,312,395
volume of domestic corporate
financing
substantial figure of $8,663,381,010 for the
year 1954 as against $8,067,824,901 in 1953 and the some¬
what larger total of
$8,657,852,400 in 1952. The latter
is
stock
for
construction.
new
219,228,275
refunding
Total
bonds due May
for
913,122,350
Results for the Year 1954
reached
and
Electric
2,319,675,200
Bonds and
Postal
Corporation,
Corp.
Power
preferred
1,060,618,13:
in 1954
•Comprises sales of special series certificates and notes; certificates
ecld to Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Unemployed Trust Fund
•and notes to Federal Old
Age and Survivors Insurance Trust Account.
Civil
Service
Retirement
Fund.
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Fund
Canal Zone Retirement Fund. Alaska Railroad Retirement
Mohawk
loans
20,000,000 Cleveland
6,200,881,481
2,609,974,000
Below
Total
,
4,508,733,217
1945
...
799,985,000
construction.
new
4,771,309,634
1941
December
"Certificates
mortgage bonds, series K, due May
5,281,112 395
1943
wired
Gas
Natural
554,411,349
1946_
105,723,000
—
Total for November
*i
.1
bank
repay
460,642,466
1948—._
November—
Notes
«70?r
preierred stock,v (par $100).
Pur¬
loans and ior wolking capital.
6.729,934,194
1954——
tl08.193,000
15,799,000
Certificates
ito
convertiele
general corporate purposes.
Total
Stocks
1949—
:
new
debentures
6,419,103,117
Calendar
t72,106,000
54,656,000
—
Total for October—
Ue
fund
refunding.
Purpose,
1973.
sinking
$8,471,929,663
1953
atII
3>/4%
Co.
$926,cUd,J59
DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN, INCL. CANADIAN,
t40,023,000
112,200,000
October—
ireat
Gas
$788,813,951
1942—
326,897,000
80,117,000
part
for
Purpose,
1984.
$6,756,269,753
Years
the
1,
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for investments
May
ican
1944——_—
38,145,000
Notes
It
first and refund¬
3s/4%
Co.
subsidiaries,
due
1945
September—
1952
to
1979.
1947
288,752,000
153,025,000
—
Notes
Federal
Gas
May
'
1,
1943
August—
Dife
&
1953
1,031,773,500
July—
Certificates
(Savings
new
due
bonds
Natural
cumulative
Common
Stocks
Electric
for
1952—
Total
Notes
Service
Nov.
due
25,000,000 New
1954—
Purpose,
subordinated debentures
construction.
Inc. 3 V2 %
Purpose,
1964.
mortgage
pose,
Years
$
refunding
1984.
1,
35,000,000 Allis-Chalmcrs Manufacturing Co. 350,000 shares of 4.08%
]
a
Bonds and
and
first
June
and for general corpo;ate purposes
System,
10
40.000,000 Northern
DOMESTIC CORPORATE ISSUES
Calendar
due
X,
construction.
security:
♦INTRA-GOVERNMENT
Gas
May
50,000,000 Public
tabulation of the annual corporate fig¬
past 14 years according to each type of
the
series
($1,960,000).
25,000,000 Consolidated
Following is
^
3V8%
Co.
Electric
&
bonds
refunding ($63,040,000)
the year 1954.
Total
Gas
mortgage
manufacturing fol¬
$11,688,500,.
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
MAY
utility
at $1,295,255,855, or 14.95%; miscellaneous, $1,062,238,036, or 12.26%; iron, steel, etc., $609,401,837, or
7.03%; oil, $576,649,357, or 6.66%; railroad, $482,871,960,
or
5.57%; investment trusts, $300,508,183, or 3.47%;
land, buildings, etc., $110,235,124, or' 1.27%; motors,
$88,400,000, or 1.02%; equipment manufacturers, $24,-
6,723, 672,000
ctf. of .indebt.
total
lowed
1.500. 633,000
6,723 672,000
Depositary
Dec
455,000
1,500, 232,000
bonds
yr.
U. S.
1
Dec
Treas.
Treas.
yr. Treas.
the
group held the lead, taking up $4,099,915,184, or 47.33%,
of all funds
raised, the above total being in excess of
New
Total Amount
Type of
.
.
Fair
1,
Aug.
Power
1, 1984.
Corp.
Purpose,
3'/b%
general
to repay
mortgage
bank loans and
construction.
Stores,
1974.
repayment
of
($7,500,000).
334%
Inc.
Purpose,
bank
loans
-
•
sinking fund debentures due
($12,500,000) and for
refunding
and
general
corporate
purposes
Number 5433
Vqlume 181
.debentures
20,000,000 Northern States Power Coi
(Minn.) 200,000
$4.11
cumulative preferred stock
(par" $100).
1
refunding.
shares ' of ;
Purpose,
Buzzards
$112,500
Feb.
bank loans.
does not,include
and
sues
Sept. 15, 1984.
Purpose, for advances to
associated companies and for additions
improvements. ,'
:-;V:'•
•
and
.
•
bank
Telegraph Co. 314%
&
general corporate purposes:
:
^
for
35,000,000 Electric Auto-Lite Co. 314% promissory note due to Sept.
1, 1969. Purpose, refunding ($20,340,000) and for capital
expenditures and working capital ($14,660,000).
25,000,000 Commercial Credit Co. 354%
Sept.
.
Purpose, for
1969.
15,
1984.
25,000,000
1979.
Power Co.
Oct.
construction.
loans
and
for
and
1
stock
Nov.
series
1989. Purpose, refunding
to reduce bank loans ($40,000,000).
due
H,
and
000)
15,
Oct.
50,000,000 Cortland Equipment Lessors, Inc. 3%
tures, series A, due Nov. 1, 1955 to
to
pose,
1967.
refunding
($12,000,000).
property
Statler
Hotels
of
Co.,
bonds,
gage
25,000,000 Cortland Equipment Lessors, Inc. 414% sinking
bentures, series B, due Nov.
1, 1969. Purpose,
bank loans and advances from Safeway Stores,
for
to repay
Inc. and
Associates
20,000,000 Public Service Co. of Colorado
due Oct.
1, 1984.
Purpose, to
3Ve% first mortgage bonds
repay bank loans and for
of 414%
(March).
shares
Chemical Corp. lOO-yeor 334% notes due
(convertible under certain conditions into shorter
2054
promissory notes due June
1%%
notes due Dec. 1,
senior term
3%
series C,
due
/
due
notes
-
Nov.
1989.
15,
senior-term note $2,000,000
23-month l7/a%
Co.,
senior-term note. $5,000,000
114%
one-year
cumulative preferred
Co., 72,000 shares of 4.10%
$7,200,000 (August).
first mortgage bonds, series A, due
lor new construction.
!
'
ber).
DECEMBER
Barlu Oil
125,000,000 Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.
bonds
line
Feb.
due
1,
314% first mortgage pipe
($92,600,working capital ($32,-
Purpose refunding
1975.
repayment of bank loan and
000),
3%% first mortgage
Purpose, refund ng.
400,000).
Electric Corp,~33/4%
Valley
90,000,000 Ohio
bonds,
trust
lateral
construction,
due
Jan.
1,
first mortgage and col¬
Purpose,
1982.
for
new
etc.
,
due
Beneficial
due
Berkshire
Oil
Dec.
Oil
Dec.
Telephone
England
30,000,000 New
due Dec.
debentures,
from
Purpose,
1962.
31,
parent
15,
repay
&
Te'egraph
Co. 34-year 314%
Black
company.
25,000,000 Associates Investment Co. 3% senior term notes, due
1, 1964.
Purpose, to reduce short-term borrowings.
25,000,000
<M.)
Lowenstern
due
22,642,400 El
June
1,
1980.
Paso Natural
ible
414%
to
pose,
Purpose,
for new construction,
due Dec. 1,
acquire stock of Alaska Pine & Cellulose,
20,000,000 Remington Rand, Inc. 3%% promissory
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Private
Our record
Sales
of
Securities in
of security
,
were
sold
of all corporate
during
Ltd.
the
year
Year
1954
aggregating $3,126,800,1954.
This was 36.1%
sales,
Decker
Hills
Blaw-Knox
it
might
Co.
Mining
400,000 shares
be well to
explain, comprise
publicly offered but sold di¬
of common stock,
.
promissory note due May
1,
Light Co.
&
(par
\
Jan.
y
Co.,
(November).
Inc., 414 % promissory
Broadway
Oct.
& Charmelton,
1,
promissory notes
15, 1975. $10,000,000
due
first mortgage
(October).
Nov.
Broadway-Hale Stores, Inc. 200,000
$25), $5,000,000 (November).
Co.,
3%%
debentures due 1974,
due April
1, 1964,
fund note due April
1, 19G9,
614%
capital debentures
Plan,
414%
sinking
Finance
Finance
Bulova Watch Co.
(July).
314%
$3,000,000
1955-1968,
$1,000,000
& Varnish
May 1, 1968, $8,000,000
3%%
Co.
promissory notes due*
notes
fund
due
Nov.
1,
1964:.
promissory notes due 1966, $2,400,OCf*>
(July).
4%
Natural Gas Corp.
000,000 (December).
Corning
Cottreli
and
8c Sons Co., 414% promissory note
installments to and including Jan.
(C. B.)
in
due
first mortgage bonds due
1974. $1,~
dated Jan. 13, 1954t
1, 1969, $1,500,Q€0
y
(January).
45/6% notes due 1969. $2,000,000
Coty, Inc., 15-year
Inc.
Co.,
Finance
Crown
414%
promissory
(December).
notes due Sept.
1,
1964.
$1,000,000 (October).
Daitch
serial notes due Sept. 1, 1955-1961H
414%
Crystal Dairies, Inc.,
(September).
$850,000
Dobeckmun
Ltd.,
Oils,
Devon-Leduc
37/8%
Co.,
(August).
notes, $390,000
5%
notes due May 1,
promissory
1969, $4,000,OCft
(May).
$1,750,000
Dr.
Pepper Co.,
4% real estate note
1,
Utilities
Dorado
El
El
15,
Electric
Inc., 33/4%
414%
Co.,
Co.,
Refining
promissory notes due Jan. 15, 1967.
1974-.
promissory notes due May 1,
promissory notes
due to May 1, 1966, $3,-
1968,
Natural
Natural
15,
1968,
Co.,
Co., 4% %
(April).
Gas
3V4%
(September).
Co.
Products
$410,000
sinking fund debentures due Oct.
Gas Co., 414% first
$19,200,000 (June).
Auto-Lite
Electrical
pipe line bonds due
414% first mortgage
$24,000,000 (February).
Gas
$12,150,000
Paso
Electric
collateral trust bonds due Oct. 1.
(March).
(May).
Natural
Paso
434%
Associates,
1969, $2,-
sinking fund debentures due
(June).
750,000
Paso
1959-.
(October).
Sault
$500,000
due
due to 1967, $1,717,521 (January).
&
Brothers Stores,
$2,000,000
debentures,
promissory note due Sept. 1,
4%%
Chemicals, Inc., 314%
1974, $2,000,000 (June).
Plastics
1978, $7,000,000
El
subordinated
(October).
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.,
100,000 (April).
June
3%%
Corp.,
Finance
Domestic
1967,
sinking fund notes due
sinking
Co.,, 10-year
(December).
Electric
Cook
G,
subordinated convertible notes du»
534%
April 1, 1964, $207,000 (May).
Corp.,
Engineering
Control
$35,000,000
(May).
5,000 shares of 514% pre¬
(August).
3.70%
Industries, Inc.,
(January).
Chemical
Consolidated
Dec.
Plan,
$600,000 (April).
Budget
fund debenture*
first and general mortgage bonds, series
1, 1984, $10,000,000 (November).
due Nov.
1968,
sinking fund
•
sinking
Connecticut Power Co. 314%
Dec.
preferred stock (par
shares of 5%
(Dallas, Pa.)
(par $100), $500,000
stock, series B
ferred
Co.,' 314 %
(June).
Leather
&
Shoe
1968, $1,800,000
1,
Commonwealth Telephone Co.
$550,000 (July).
sinking fund bonds
Vy':" V
-y.!■%;
(July).
Commonwealth
El
due 1959,
Sept. 15„
Co*
Inc. 6% sinking fund debentures duet
Dec. 31, 1966, and 200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) i».
umts
of $i,u00 of deoentures and 20 shares of stock,
$10,000,000
collateral trust notes
Inc. 414%
1974, $1,500,000
Brooklyn Union Gas
$7,000,000 (May),
due.
notes
3%% junior subordinated notes due
(September).
Credit
Commercial
notes due Aug. 1, 1969,
promissory notes due Jan.
Ltd.
and 33A%
>
promissory notes due Jan.
414%
Inc.,
System
—'* •
promissory
414%
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co.,
Edison
Petroleums,
(July)..
Inc.,
(January).
System,
1973, $7,000,000
2%%, 314%
mortgage
first
1969, $27,900,000
1964 and
Broadcasting
Eastern
414% first mortgage and
July 1. 1963, $2,700,000 (August).
Britalta
Co.,
Co.
Gas
Broadcasting
15,
Edison
314%
inclusive,
y
y •' "yy
' ' >
22-year 414% sinking fund bonds.
*
serial debentures due 1955-1C69,
1973. $13,000,000 (December). . ;
promissory note, $800,000 (October).
15,
4.75% cumulative pre¬
9,950 shares of
$100), $995,000
(December).
due
Interstate
bonds due
>
Durez
(July).
(June),
$2,000,000
those securities issues not
cumulative preferred stock (par
shares of 5%
Manufacturing Co. 4%%
Power
stock
Budget
financing and compares with 33.5% so
placed in 1953.
Private
6,435
Black, Sivalls & Bryson,
due
issues placed privately shows
that 423 issues of this character,
305
1974,
notes, due 1974.
1969, $5,-
series A, due 1979, $1,-
Eoonville Collieries Corp.
promissory note,
3%%
Inc.
to
loans.
1974,
(September).
Consolidated
$2,000,000
Gas Co. 226,424 shares of $4.40 convert¬
series of 1954 (no par). Pur¬
bank
repay
20,000,000 Rayonier,
first mortgage bonds, series A,
Puipose,
preferred stock,
second
Black
first mortgage bonds,
(September).
1969, $1,500,000
ferred
25,000,000 Reserve Mining Co.
Gas Co.
Bear
Black &
.
(Canadian) due July 1,
notes
414%
4%
Co.,
$643,500
$12,000
Dec.
Inc. 20-year 3%% promissory
to retire bank loans and for
& Sons,
Purpose,
note, due 1974.
expansion.
$100),
Corp.,
$7,000,0Ct&
promissory notes due Aug. 1, 1974,
(May).
$500,000
(September).
Berkshire
Puipose, to repay advances
1,
due April
(July).
Gas
330,000
loans.
bank
to
1988.
series B,
rotes,
promissory
4%
Co.
-•
(April).
Loan
000,000
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
1962.
31,
10,000,000 Monterey
series A,
not^s,
promissory
4%
Co.
-
due Feb. 1, 1969 (Cana¬
notes
promissory
3%%
Corp.,
Loan
1969, $1,500,000
.
Beneficial Loan Corp.,"4% % promissory notes
dian currency), $10,000,000
(February).
$25,000,000
bonds due 1984.
' '
'
Cook Paint
Sept. 1, 1972,
preferred stock (par $100),
20,000 shares of 4%%
$2,000,000 (April).
'
Beneficial
32,000,000 Monterey
"I-
>
.
Bell & Howell Co.,
40,000,000 Woolworth (F. W.) Co. 3.1% promissory notes, due 19601975, inclusive. Purpose, for expansion and improvements.
1984,
$300,000 (November).
promissory note due
4%
promissory notes due Jan. 1,
3%%
Howell Co.,
(March).
mortgage bonds due
secured note due 1969,
3%
Corp.,
Instruments, Inc.,
$900,000
(November).
&
first
314%
(May).
Beckman
Bell
bonds due July lr 1976,
first mortgage 414%
Co.,
Hvdro-Electric
Banrror
capital stock $313,900. (Decern*
-
Bangor & Aroostook RR„
$2,000,000 (March).
$1,000,000
169,446,000 Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.
pipe line bonds, due June 1, 1975.
$1,200,-
'
>
Inc., 31,390 shares of
Baird Associates,
I
1953
promissory note due to
414%
Canteen Co. of America,
1966, $2,800,000 (June).
1,
June
^
Corp. 3%% promissory
Purpose, for expansion program.
2052.
1,
Jan.
27,000,000 Erie Mining Co. 414 %
July 1, 1983.
Purpose,
refunding.
Purpose,
bonds dated Sept. 1,
promissory note due 1966,
and Sarita Oil Co.,
Oil Co.
-
,
(July).
Automatic
3Va%, 35-year deben¬
Machines
Business
International
refunding.
Purpose,
Telegraph Co.
&
000
(July). >
1, 196S-
Aug.
Columbia Telephone Co.
Co.* 414% first mortgage
1, 1978, $4,325,000 (June).
Sept.
<
Bakeries, Inc., 5%
1969, $25,000,000
(par $100),
Aurora
first mortgage bonds,
314%
Ry.
1984.
due Dec. 1,
Telephone
50,000,000 Pacific
tures
Southern
City
1964.
first mortgage
314%
Co,
Electric
&
(December).
Clayton Road Development
$4,500,000 (June).
--
1955.
15, 1955,
due
notes
promissory
3%'%
Corp.
(September).
Gas
Columbia
Investment Co.,
and due
v"
senior term notes, $6,000,000
one-year
Atlanta Gas Light
refunding.
Purpose,
maturities).
50,000,000 Kansas
35,000,000
stock
Mathieson
$126,000,000 Olin
senior term notes
(par $100),
stock
preferred
first
of
shares
(August).
Claussen
promissory notes due June 15,
Atlantic City Electric
NOVEMBER
$1,300,000
bonds
promissory notes due 2054, $62,500,000
Financial
T.
$1,500,000
cumulative pre¬
(December).
Investment
(June).
due 1966,
$1,000,000
mortgage
first
cumula¬
10,000 shares of 4.65%
Corp.,
(par $100),
5,750
Corp.
$50,000,000
■'
(December),
($15,000,000).
construction
I.
Cincinnati
1, 1967,
capital debentures due Jan.
(December).
Associates
■
.
5%
Corp.,
serial notes due to July 1, 1970,
314%-314%
Inc.
cumulative preferred-
(October).
$575,000
414% promissory note due Dec. 1,
(December).
1%%
Co.,
first mortgage bonds, series
314%
(March).
Public Service
preferred stock
Columbia
Investment
Associates
Co. 3 14 % first mortgage bonds due
refunding ($5,000,000) and for new
Co.,
Chrysler Corp. 3%%
1955-1969, $7,000,-
(July).
$25,000,000
construction.
20,000,000 Texas Power & Light
Oct 1, 1984.
Purpose,
Soya
Chamberlain
(October).
Associates
first mortgage bonds, series*.
414%
50,000 shares of 4%%
$5,000,000
$100),
Colorado
Co.,
bonds due 1979, $1,-
mortgage
(September).
Inc.
Co.,
Co.,
Power
(par
Chamberlain
Inc.,
1%%
Co.,
(May).
414% first mortgage bonds, series
(February).
Inc.
Co.,
Electric
Central Vermont
•
Investment Co.,
Associates
Maine
Central
bonds due Sept.
V/2%, 2Vo% and 214%
$5,000,000 (July).
Co.,
Investment
$1,000,000
promissory notes due 1974.
new
(July).
Electric
Louisiana
City Products Corp. 3%%
Investment
$500,000
25,000,000 Studebaker-Packard Corp. 4%
Purpose, for working capital.
cumulative preferred
C.
125,000
five years,
to
one
fund de¬
capital.
working
in
due
Associates
cumulative
(October).
414 %
Co.,
„
of 4.25%
F, due 1984, $3,000,000 (October).
debentures due June 1,
mortgage
(November).
50,900 shares
first
3%%
Co.,
.
(March).
$6,000,000 (August).
first
$100), $12,500,000
(par
Investment
Associates
of capital
due March
Central
(March).
stock
ferred
Gas
;
mortgage
first
3.20%
30-year
Corp.
Co.,
Service
(par $100), $5,000,000
Louisiana
Central
tive
$800,000
Co.,
Investment
Associates
30,000,000 Keystone Fund of Canada, Ltd. 3,000,000 shares
stock (par $1>.
Purpose, for investment.
bonds
mortgage
promissory notes due
Waters,
inclusive.
810,000,000
Inc.
3%% first and refunding mort¬
series I, due April 1, 2003. Purpose, refunding.
April
-
Investment
Electric
&
due Jan. 1, 1984, $2,000,000
Central
"V
414 %
Cu.,
Puritas
&
1955-1966,
Associates
30,350,000 Louisville & Nashville RR.
1,
(January).
Rubber
Arrowhead
49,500,000 Statler Hotels Delaware Corp. 414% general mortgage sink¬
ing fund bonds due Oct.
1, 1979.
Purpose, to acquire
(par $100),
1984, $7,700,000
1,
(June).
shares of 4.33% cumulative
$6,000,000 (November).
60,000
Electric Co.
E, due Jan. 1, 1984, $1,000,000
shares of 4.35
iMarch).
000
promissory notes due 1965($38,000,000) and for working
Purpose,
capital
due
Gas
Public
Indiana
000,000
E,
414%
1979, $25,003,000 (June).
note due June 1,
Central Louisiana Electric Co., Inc.,
debentures, series D (subordinated),
serially July 1, 1959 to 1964, inclusive, $1,500,000 (June).
Armstrong
314%.
50,000,000 Warren Petroleum Corp.
•>
to 4% serial deben¬
1964, inclusive. Pur¬
bank loans.
repay
Gas
Illinois
Central
Co., Inc., 4%%
(A. J.)
Armstrong
bonds due April
mortgage
first
514%
Co.,
(June).
Hudson
Central
promissory notes due 1955-
sinking fund
Co.,
Power
$80C,Q0O
1983,
1,
Hudson
stock
314%
(June).
Arkansas-Missouri
($35,000,-
Gas
$4,OOCv
,
Corp., promissory
Central
preferred
cumulative
sinking fund notes due Oct.
first
314%
75,000
Co.,
Corp.,
Oil
1974, $11,000,000
refunding mortgage bonds,
Telephone Co.4 3%
York
75,000,000 New
Fuel
►
Central
$100,000
series M due
first mortgage bonds due 1979.
Ltd., 414%
'
...
■
promissory notes clue 1969, $4,900,000
$7,500,000 (October).
(par $100),
Arkansas
convertible notes due Oct..
514%
&
(March).
Service
Public
Arizona
Carbon Corp. 3%% 100-year promissory
1, 2051.
Purpose, for expansion program.
1963, $GOO,OCOi
Central
notes due semi-annually
$2,700,000 (December).
Co.,
Service
$15,000,000
.
.
due
promissory
1955-1969.
1,
Public
1984,
1,
100,000,000 Union Carbide &
due
Oct.
Arizona
$100,000,000 Continental Oil Co. 3% sinking fund debentures due Nov.
1, 1984. Purpose, to repay bank loans and for exploration
and developent of oil and gas properties.
Utilities,
preferred stock
314%-4%
(December).
4%%
-
,
314 % equipment trust certificates,
inclusive, $25,020,000 (January).
(December).
1974,
debentures
4% 15-year sinking fund
Products Co.,
$750,000
;
promissory notes due
Corp.,
Petroleums, Ltd.
Ry.,
1955-1969,
Carolina
(May).
Co., 3%% 20-year
(October).
Co.,
Smelting
Apex
OCTOBER
notes
Optical
/
Celotex Corp., 37/s%
shares of 5%
(November).
30,000
$3,000,000
$100),
inclusive.
1066
Sons'
.
,
bonds due-
mortgage
first
Co.
$625,000
sinking fund notes,
Co., 5%
8c Foundry Co.,
Vitrified
American
2,
000
Machine, Works Co., b% sinking fund notes, $625,000!
$2,000,000
1972,
trust notes due
Pacific
bonds due Oct.
(par
American
3%%
(December)..
$3,000,000
1979.
(Harry T.)
Canadian
v
Marietta> Co.,
American
first mortgage
of $1.20 cumulative.
shares
80,000
Co.
Telephone
Carrier
notes
promissory
Illinois, 3V3%
(December).
due March 1, 1959, $15,000,000
stock
Purpose, for new
1984.
1,
314%
&
preferred stock, series D
American Machine
etc.
Aircraft Co. 15-year collateral
1969.
Purpose, to repay bank
capital.
•
working
for new
debentures due Sept. 1,
3%
capital,
(Minn.)
working
for
States
bonds due
and
Jan.
(February),
;
(Indiana)
Co.
Purpose,
20,000,000 Spartan
Aug.
1,
(January).
(August).
Telephone
.
of
Machine Works
&
Iron
Co.
$10,00,000
1974.
1,
American Iron &
($4,387,000).
Oil
Standard
20,000,000 Northern
.June
314% first mortgage bonds
($20,613,000)
refunding
Purpose,
construction
Investment
American
American
junior subordinated notes due
working capital.
25,000,000 Puget Sound Power & Light Co.
due
t
(December).
$7,000,000
1969.
1,
($2,500,000).
series F„
1, 1969, $750,000 (October).
subordinated notes due June
Co. of Illinois, 4%
American Investment
($47,500,000) and for 'working
Purpose, refunding
1969.
capital
1,
Canadian
subordinated notes due June'<
of Illinois, 4 %
series E»
bonds,
mortgage
first
(January).
(June)".
$5,000,000
&
Canadian Pipelines &
promissory notes due annually!
inclusive." $15,000,000 (December),
Co. of Illinois, 3'/t> 7o senior notes due June 1,
$10,000,000 (June)'.
1869,
1,
3.35%
Co.
$1,500,000
1979,
Water
Campbell
(July).
Manufacturing Co. 3%%
American Investment Co.
3%% promissory notes due Aug. 1,
50.000,000 C. I. T. Financial Corp.
•
trust bonds, due Oct.'
1,
mortgage bonds,
first
43/4%
Co.,
(April).
Service
Water
March
Investment
1974.
-
52,000,000 Northern Pacific Ry. 4% collateral
1, 1984. Purpose, refunding.
Nov.
California
1,. 1962-1982,
June
American
\
sinking fund debentures due
preferred stock (par $25), $2,000,000 (August).
due June
promissory notes
3%%
Co.,
$9,000,000
inclusive,
Allis-Chalmers
35-year
to repay advances
Purpose,
1989.
1,
parent and for
from
received
Sept.
due
Manufacturing
1962-1982
1,
Utilities
$2,000,000
Water
California
(August)vt''
$2,685,000
Allis-Chalmers
first mortgage bonds, series H,;
Purpose, refunding.
(March).
Telephone Co., 4%%
1974, $1,500,000 (March).
1984,
due
.
bonds due
mortgage
first
414%
Telephone, Co.,
1979, $4,200,000
1,
California
1969, (
1,
Aug.
due
note
promissory
314%
Inc.,
Laboratories,
Allied
3%%
Telephone
Bell
debentures
,
($23,700,000).
loans
60,000,000 Illinois Central RR.
due Sept. 15, 1989.
55,000,000 Southern
the
Transmission Co. 414 % debentures duet'
Purpose, refunding ($41,300,000) and to1
65,000,000 Tennessee Gas
t
•• ••; ..;;
Sept. 1, 1974.
reduce
together with a summary of
figures for the past several years:
reported in the year 1954
and
subsidiary
-
314% 30-year de¬
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
due
bentures,
*
-California-Pacific
T
,:
which we have
list of all private issues
a
1955-1963.
(June).
Interstate
1,
Feb.
due
Following is
1974, $5,500,QCffi
due July 1,
notes
10-year promissory notes due
414%
Co.,
California Interstate
is only of security is¬
figures, that the compilation
the
SEPTEMBER
$250,000,000 American
Bay Gas
California
misunderstanding of
also to be made clear to avoid any
3%% debentures, series C, due Aug.
expansion.
fund
3%%' sinking
Inc.
(July).
ordinarily insurance companies and banks. No dis¬
tinctly ^s^ade- between private and public issues in
our detailed compilation
of capital flotations. It ought
ers,
•
20,000,000 United Air Lines, Inc.
1, 1974. Purpose, for
Burdines,
relatively few large purchas-1
rectly by negotiation to a
j h ? V received from parent company.
^
'7
(2463)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
States Telephone & Telegraph Co. 35-year 3%:
due Aug. 1, 1989.
Purpo..e, to repay advances.
20,000,000 Mountain
.
.
Corp.
1,
mortgage pipe line bonds due
promissory
of California,
?
note due to Sept. 1,
434%
9
1963.
promissory notes due
(March).
(Continued on page 8)
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2464)
Hollingshead
(Continued from page 7)
Electronics
000
Corp.
America,
of
5%
Electric
$5,000,000
Mining
Mining
Co.,
% promissory notes due May
1974,
1,
due
notes
Fedders-Quigan
$5,000,000
promissory
4%%
Corp.,
1,
June
1969,
(June).
promissory notes, $2,000,000
Inc., 3% -3(4% -4%
(July).
Jan.
Fidelity
Corp.,
Acceptance
1,
1964,
4 %%'
$1,000,000
Nov.
series
debentures,
senior
(July).
Fidelity Telephone Co., 4%%
due
B,
$100,000
1979,
due
Hundred
Fischer
Walnut Street Corp.,
1969,
$1,575,000
Porter
&
$250,000
stock
note due' July
Inc.,
$100),
cumulative preferred
62,500 shares of 4(4%
$100), $6,250,000
(par
Dairies,
(par
shares
50,000
$5,000,000
(February).
of
Corp.,
500,000
3.7%
preferred
cumulative
4(4%
(November),
20-year
promissory
^
;
Fort Smith Gas Corp., 4(4 V first mortgage bonds,
Froedtert
1963-1967,
1,
$2,300,000 (March).
due
note
1974,
1,
Oct.
Iowa
Frontier
Refining Co.,
$2,500,000 (June).
4%
first
due
bonds
mortgage
1,
June
1969,
Growers
R,
Express
$1,710,000
Gas-Oil
due
Dealers,
Maich
Co.,
3%
equipment
'
Inc.,
1,
first
1959,
note
(March).
dated
mortgage
American
cates,
series
$2,300,000
$12,500,000
General
Transportation
53,
to
1,
March
Eronze
General
and
1954
including
trust certifi¬
April 1, 1974,
Transportation
due
Corp., 4% equipment trust certifi¬
quarterly instalments
to
and
including
3%%
Corp.,
promissory
notes
due
Dec.
1,
4:j'4%
Mills, Inc., 3Va%
(May).
Motors
April
fund
notes
■:
due
due
notes
Wov.
1,
junior subordinated notes due
2%%
five-year debentures due June
.
1969,
Equipment
$15,000,000
Corp.,
4% %
June
Telephone Co.
1,
Georgia
1984,
Wisconsin,
k Light
(August),
Co.,
1974,
secured
note.
$3,700,000
Great
Oil
$4,000,000
Great
Great
(March
Northern
first
(par $1),
mortgage
first
Co.
and
mortgage
C.
G.
July
4%
4%,
Co.,
4%
Corp.,
$1,243,000
434%
series
series
Society, Inc.,
37/a%
vember
Hackensack
Corp.,
due
due
1984,
Feb.
March
Co.,
Gas
n
1,
1,
1964,
Inc.,
cumulative
preferred
promissory
notes
due
due
Sept.
30,
notes
1964,
12-year
4%
$3,500,000
$2,000,000
5(4%
due
sinking fund
debentures
to
due
(par
May
Penn
due
Dec.
Ohio
15,
Ohio
Ohio
10 cents).
Oklahoma
Valley
4%%
first
5%
subordinated
112,500
mortgage
(par
bonds
due
1979,
McLouth
first
3V2%
bonds
mortgage
and collateral true*
Corp., 3%% first mortgage
$54,000,000 (June).
33/«%
Electric
&
note
Co.,
3.40%
of
due
serially from
Sept.
1,
1969
stock),
common
due
June
Gas
65,000
Co.,
3.7%-
Co.,
4.44%
of
shares
cumulative
(March).
$6,500,000
(par $100),
of
of
America,
bonds
mortgage
first
due
1,
notes due 2054 (con¬
vertible under certain conditions into shorter maturities), $126,000,006
1959
1966,
Chemical
33/4%
100-year
Corp.
(November).
cumulative preferred
Orange County Telephone Co., 2,500 shares of 5%
stock. $250,000 (December).
(with
$750,000
first mortgage bonds, series D, du»
Orange County Telephone Co., 3%%
$1,500,000
debentures
due
promissory
first
due
1961-1979,
Oster
$350,000
(John)
(December).
sinking fund debentures
Manufacturing Co.
Dec.
O'Sullivan
Rubber Corp.
Inclusive,
bonds due
(July).
000
due
Feb.
$300,006
Glass
15-year promissory note, $3,700,000
(March).
sinking fund notes due
Co., 3V4%
1959,
Owners
1,
1964,
Owners
Discount
1969,
$600,000
1969,
$300,000
serial sinking fund debentures
due Oct.
4%%
Corp.
note
1984, $40,000,-
'
/
(April).
1,
bonds
due
Feb.
(February).
Discount
promissory
53A%
Corp.
due
due
notes
subordinated
(September).
Corp., $540,000 shares
(par $50), $27,000,000 (June).
promissory
notes
due
Oct.
1,
1974,
Metrogas,
(December).
class
A
preferred
of
5(4%
cumulative
preferred
Oxford
I,
sinking fund debentures due May 1,
4%
Co. 20-year
Paper
(September).
1972, $3,000,000
Oxford Paper Co.
sinking fund debentures due 1958-1972, $3,000,000
4%
(November).
Inc. 6% first mortgage serial convertible
1973, $250,000 (November).
B
notes
Michigan
:
,
bonds,
Gas
due
series A,
July
A
notes
due
Jan.
Utilities
stock, series A
due
June
1,
MidSouth
■
15,
i975,
bonds
15,
1974,
Gas
Co.
note
due
Oct.
Mid-States
due
4(4%
1969
$4
of
5%
cumulative
$1,000,000 (October).
(par $100),
Co.,
shares
first
mortgage
bonds
due
June
1,
Pacific Gamble Robinson Co. 3%%
May 1,
promissory note due 1969, $5,000,000
1972,
Shoe
Co.
334%
promissory
notes
due
1960,
$1,400 000
GO-cent
cumulative
convertible
H> cents), $297,500 (No-
mortgage
bonds
June
due
1984,
Telephone Co., 5%
1979, $100,000 (May).
bonds
summary
Oct.
due
(June).
June
mortgage
due
note
June
1,
1964,
3(4%
note
due
June
1,
1969,
of
all
PRIVATE
first
mortgage
bonds,
series
C.
due
Pioneer
promissory
private
notes
due
filst m°rtga.ge bonds, scries
C,
due
Feb.
of
CORPORATE
issues
Sept.
1
due
1969
b°"dS' SeHeS
dUe
Percent of total volume
1951—Number
of
of
of
Basfoant™oaPM™uCu0ne1100'000 S"areS °f 5'3% Preterred stock ,par
HeSgISt)C°'< InC" Serial noteS due 1956"1964, inclusive, $500,000
Percent of
4,4'' promlssory
Bt'ndsn dufm.tyi, "966, SsVoo
Vy)?' m°rt6aee s,nk'"g fund
43.1
1960-
bonds,
series
D,
du*
of
issues
390
45.8
41.1
44.5
243
volume
Publix
437
80
39.2
65
note
due
first
due
Dec.
bonds
mortgage
promissory notes due Aug.
Service
1973,
(August).
4%
first mortgage bonds due June
Co.
Co.,
33/a%
Electric
Inc.,
5%%
first
mortgage
subordinated
$600,000
warrants),
of
Co.
1984,
Service
1.
1,
1955-1969.
1,
1,
1974,
due
bonds
income
1984,
due
notes
promissory serial notes due Sept.
5%
of
1984.
1,
1958,
•
New
$1,500,000
Co.
Nov.
(January).
five-year notes, $300,000 (September).
(January).
1,
1974*
June 30.
(November).
Mexico,
35/a%
first
mortgage
bonds
due
bonds,
due
(April).
New
$1,500,000
165
Mexico,
3%%
first
mortgage
(December).
182
fund
mortgage
bonds
due
1965,
Markets, Inc.,
promissory
notes,
due
Dec.
1,
1969.
$1,-
Power
& Light
Co.
3%%
first mortgage bonds due
1984,
(September).
Inc.,
3%%
promissory
note
due
Dec.
1,
1974.
$20,000,000
(December).
25.2
117
sinking
(December).
$25,000,000
Raycnier,
4%
(June).
Super
Puget Sound
245
35.5
Co.,
Paper
34.0
$450,826,055 $1,221,719,324 $1,672,545,379
14.0
4%%
of Canada, Inc.,
600,000
$758,691,200 $1,388,893,599 $2,147,584,799
27.3
due
debentures
(April).
$2,815,000
42.7
194
,
& Coke
(with
Publishers'
461
Red
-
Owl Stores,
cumulative convertible preferred stock, series A (par $100), $2,500,000 (November).
Inc. 25,000 shares of 43i%
$722,001,687 $1,283,561,687
21.4
17.6
20.8
60
80
$499,148,114
$869,990,739
36.4
23.1
27.4
Refined
Syrups
&
Sugars,
Inc.
4(4%
sinking
fund
notes
due
Sept, I,
140
$370,842,625
Volume
April
39.5
221
$561,560,000
Percent of total volume
1944—Number of shares
Public
fund
promissory
4%
$975,296,545 $2,209,625,914
240
Issues
Percent of total
177
April
41.0
$1,396,705,750 $1,400,982,395 $2,797,688,145
Percent of total voiume
of
55.8
sinking
Inc.,
Co.,
Co., Inc. 434%
Canada,
$500,000
Public
sinking fund subordinated debentures
(December).
3%%
(June).
Co.,
General
1963
Progas
527
35.6
issues
total volume
1,
series A,
.
(January).
K.)
of
(March).
10-year
Co.,
Progas of Canada, Inc. 5%
40.4
299
213
Volume
1945—Number
494
29.8
Volume
n°'« due June 1, 1969,
1,
(June).
$12,000,000
Progas
37.2
231
Gas
Steel
(H.
Portland
$1,004,814,054 $1,405,995,457 $2,410,809,511
Volume
(
42.3
Co., 6%
$5,000,000
$1,000,000
492
228
Percent of total volume
first preferred stock (con¬
Oct.
fund debentures,
sinking
secured
1964. $600,000
Metallurgical
Portland Gas
33.5
257
37.9
1947—Number of issues
1946—Number
34.9
$1,234,329,369
of
408
$1,350,458,924 $1,425,070,204 $2,775,529,128
issues
Volume
$100), $3,800,0^)0 (October).
mortgage
first
$500,000
inclusive, $13,000,000
36.1
205
263
issues
Volume
40.9
15,
$5,000,000
Porter
1962,
Natural
Pittsburgh
Total Year
31.9
Issues
Percent of total volume
1948—Number
38,000 shares of 43/4 %
Nov.
1974,
■
Last 6 Mos.
235
Volume
>. due
s'<"*
debentures due
(October).
5%%
Co.,
1,
$13,500,000
$1,364,093,437 $1,853,581,851 $3,217,675,288
Percent of total volume
cumu,atlva
is
32.6
Percent of total volume
1950—Number
«cMuiaiive —
SV,%
1944
$1,335,046,220 $1,368,489,872 $2,703,536,092
Volume
1949—:Number
01
203
issues
Volume
promissory notes due 1969. $2,750,000
HpTb.lain5,?9sfs5e50MC03;ApHl,flrSt
since
FINANCING
29.7
1953—Number of issues
Percent of total volume
H,S"cahniEU198t t6°i)M.006 3,lprilinrSt m0rtga8e
Finance
March
Pioneer
189
234
!
423
$1,107,911,413 $2,018,888,892 $3,126,800,305
Volume
1,
promi3sory notes due 1957 and 1969,
placements
1st 6 Mos.
1954—Number
1
3.20%
Co.
$5,000,000
Pioneer Finance
Volume
promissory
Telephone
1984,
1,
Pittsburgh
1,
serial
Inc., 414% first mortgage sinking fund bonds due May 1,
1969, $1,528,000 (June).
given in the following table:
$2,000 000
1, 1974, $3,000,000
first, mortgage
A
4%-4%%
Machinery Co.
Penn Dairies,
due
of
•
(September).
$1,720,000
Package
$500,000
>
Express Co. 43,000 shares of common stock (par
Intermountain
$5),
1969, inclusive, $4,250,000 (October).
Laboratories, Inc.,
$1,000,000 (December).
-
Pacific
preferred
Peninsular
(August).
$15 000 000
1.
10,000
(March).
$10,000,000
July 1,
due
1965,
first mortgage
5%
Oswego Falls Corp., 3%%
Owens-Illinois
notes
mortgage
Steel
Mercury Manufacturing Co., 434%
1934, $300,000 (May).
5%
1979,
"
(January).
(September).
America
1974,
of
trusts
1964, $1,000,000 (August).
subordinated
debentures
1,
shares
dus
-
1982,
1,
Natural
$10,000,000
promissory note, $1,000,000
Corp.
(October).
Co.,
first mortgage and collateral
1, 1982. $90,000,000 (December).'
Gas
Olin-Mathieson
(February).
Corp.
first mortgage bonds, series
(November).
Telephone
$1,500,000 (May).
Tile
Jan.
Electric Corp.,
Oklahoma
promissory note due 1974.
notes
shares
promissory
Mansfield
Tile
notes, series
314%
Co.
.
Inc., 10-year 5%
$500,000 (December).
1964.
Inc., 41/2%
Telephone
Electric
due
Valley
bonds due Jan.
stock
common
1974. $3,300,006
notes due
promissory
20-year
Industries,
1979. $1,000,000 (December).
1,
preferred stock
Co.
purchase
4(4%
Co.,
Consolidated
1984.
Corp.
Gas
Indiana Public Service
1960-1969,
1,
debenture®
4%%
Corp..
Chemical
bonds
notes
fund
sinking
convertible
(February).
5%
Corp.,
$3,500,000
Car
H, due July 1, 1984, $10,000,000
stock
(December).
Inc.
Car
1965,
first mortgage
B, due June 1, 1966. $2,000,000 (December).
(October).
(September).
Mastic
1,
American
(December).
$10,500,000
preferred
(September).
Mastic
Acceptance Corp.
Feb. 1, 1964. $600,000
American
$2,800,006
1984,
;..v.
V. .jv. ;
V
<Pa.i, 5V&%
10-year promissory
(March).
;
Dec.
cumu¬
(March).
bonds ciue
mortgage
(November).
3%%
of
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. 4% promissory notes due
to 1969, inclusive,
$3,500,000 (October).
Laminates,
1966.
1961, $650,000
(September).
1952—Number of
BO»2.C»0,0Ma(jSnf)°rP''
due
106,000 shares of
(November).
Telephone
first
4.15%
50,000 shares of
Corp.,
American
Nov.
Oct.
(January).
(par
note
due
1969,
due
note
serial notes, series B. due quarterly
from Feb. 15, 1959 to Nov. 15, 1968, inclusive, $7,300,000 (February).
■
subordinated
Percent of total volume
DecernbeneaPI3le C°'' Lld''
notes
Feb. 2,
promissory
4 (4%
(par $100), $5,000,000
4%
Co.,
Northern
promissory
sinking fund notes due
434%
Gas
&
Northern
V
secured
Electric
Electric
1969.
(June).
1974,
1, 1979,
Inc.,
Co.,
preferred stock
(June).
$1,350,000
$250,000
March,
first mortgage bonds due Oct.
4%%
Co.
(June).
State
York
North
due
due
12,430
first
"sTTolJooo'fjune) C°"
New
North
1969,
stock (par $1). 51,-
40,000 shares of capital
Merchandise
York
due
1,
1969. $5,-
promissory notes due Jan. 15,
Inc., 4%%
Bearing Co.,
Hampshire Finance Corp.,
$1,000,000 (February).
notes
1,
$1,000,000
1,
(October).
$1,000,000
(July).
July
1966,
Dec.
debentures due
1964,
$1,375,-
lative
due
due Dec. 31, 1962.
due
notes
4%%
4%
Corp.,
Research
sinking fund debentures
Oct.
promissory
4%
(M.) & Sons, Inc., 20-year 3%%
$25,000,000 (December).
Lunn
Service
Motor
$900,000
New
debentures
series B,
notes,
12-year
Co.
Corp.,
100,000 (December).
(May;.
1969, $1,500,000
due Dec. 31, 1962.
1969, $2,500,000 (January).
cumulative
4.30%
series A,
notes,
promissory
4%
Co.,
cumulative preferred
4.75%
of
shares
(July).
(December).
Nevada Southern Gas
shares of
1979,
due
bonds
mortgage
first
314%
6,000
(December).
National
and
.
notes
(June).
B
5(4%
120,000
4V2%
promissory
n£?vlcJson Motor Co-> flrst
HairQ^ord4iGonn ft™' V2 ^
1979, $1,200,000
(March;.
1954
10,
first mortgage bonds due Oct. 1, 1984,
1974,
6uaranteed
HeF'7toc?C^/f/fn*Tr & Marx,
$7,265,000 (November).
500,000
and col¬
mortgage
May
Corp.,
Corp.
Brewing
Linen
Newport
1,
(July).
H1ve?ib?p)teLSpH°rPn
vertible), series
first
dated
bonds, series A, due Nov.
(July).
North
Co.,
Oil
National
Co., Inc., 35/a%
Oct,
shares
3%
V
due
(July).
Corp., 5%
Gatos
1975,
1.
"
Co., 4% promisory
(December).
$10,000,000
due
note
promissory notes due 1955-1969,
due
promissory notes due
Bat^i0rl,
Inc"
1966, $l,lo0.000
5>huu,OvO
of
56,000,000
notes
(May).
Co., 3%%
notes
Service
Oil
Monterey
promissory
3(4%
(September).
Service
$32,000,000
bonds, series
Co.
(par $100), $600,000
Monterey
New
Corp.,
4%%
(June).
Gas
National
shares
promissory
and partlcipatinS stock <P»r
V/ater
(July).
1974, $30,000,000
notes
Industries, Inc.
$500,000
subordinated
35,000
Mobile
(September).
3(4%
to
5%
Market Basket 4%
(October).
Sulphur
in¬
1956-1969,
(May;.
Co.,
$50),
Miles
000,000
senior
20,000
Power
Gas
$1,150,000
subordinated
35/8%
due April 1,
& Libby, 100,000 shares
$10,000,000 (May).
Mid-Texas
434%
Mobile
,
Lowenstein
Drilling Co.,
sinking fund debentures
(May).
Haloid
Los
1,
Greyhound Corp., 434 % 20-year
promissory notes, series A, due Jan. 15
1974, $15,009,000 (January),
Gulf
Litton
due
(December).
Greenwich Gas Co., 4&% first
mortgage
1971, $200,000 (January).
Grolier
(Canada),
D,
10-year notes
Oil
Loan
stock
Co.,
Power
Greyhound Corp.,
(May).
&
*3(4 %
Corp.,
37,a%
Co.,
$4,000,000
Narragansett
(November).
series
4%%
Co.,
Co.
Service
North
$600,000
Co.,
Paper
Greyhound Corp.,
Credit
Libby, McNeill & Libby, 3%%
1979, $15,000,000 (May). .■;<
i.
$100)..
due
note
3%%
Corp.,
(November).
Libby, McNeill
Liberty
Line
Public
stock
.
(November).
(par
Co.,
Co.,
(December).
$412,-
bonds
bonds
Glasscock
due
pre¬
(October).
promissory
Luria-Cournand,
sinking fund debentures
Paper
Mountain
stock
due
(June.).
$2,000,000
Green
Co.,
Paper
Northern
$6,000,000
4%
cumulative
5.7%
shares of
$4,000,000
promissory notes due
Bryant, Inc.,
Langdell
(August).
Northern
$25),
$2,000,000
&
Pipe
Telephone Co., 3(4% first mortgage
1979. $1,250,000 (December).
1,
160,000
(par
(October).
Placid
Lane,
Lynch
$5,500,000
Pipe Lines Co., 4%
$10,000,000 (February).
Northern
notes
stock
common
3.30%
3.40%
Lakes
Great
promissory
(July).
(C. G.)—Tidelands Oil
10-year 4%%
Great
of
$1,500,000
Power
$1,500,000
Glasscock
Oct.
mortgage 30-year 4»A%
$12,000,000 (April).
(par
(Walter)
warrants
Stores Corp., 300,000 shares of
(February).
500
due
notes
(June).
(August).
Geneial
General
1984,
Machines
$9,000,000
$1,100,000
Motors Acceptance Corp.,
15,1959, $100,000,000 (June)
1,
Missouri
fund
$1,000,000 (July).
Koehring
inclusive.
promissory
Acceptance Corp., 3%%
1967, $15,000,000 (April).
Precision
1969,
Co.,
$100;,
stock
1974,
$636,000
3%
Corp.,
General
General
series H, dua
1,
sinking
Corp.,
bonds,
Securities
$8,000,000
(April).
Motors
1,
sinking
promissory notes clue May 1, 1974, $5,000,000
Acceptance
1959, $15,000,000
General
$3,-
capital notes due Oct. 1, 1969, $4,000,000
Corp., 4Vb%
subordinated
$5,000,000 (December).
General
General
1969.
'v''
1969.
mortgage bonds,
$18,000,000
Inc., 3%%
$100),
Finance
1,
first
1, 1969, $5,000,000
Lawton Oil
(July).
(October.)
Nov.
Missouri
Kansas Power <fe Light
Co., 3'/«%
(December).
Finance Corp.,
General
1969,
(Maich).
cates, series 53,
due
in
April 1, 1974, $12,343,750
000.000
1,
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
(April).
American
General
equipment
and
to
due March 1.
Oct.
fund
-
•
4%
Corp.,
quarterly
mature
mortgage bonds
due
sinking
Johnston Testers, Inc., 43/4 %
.promissory uotees, $1,200,000 (March).
Lake
General
first
notes
4(4%
Harvester
(par
Jantzen,
series
certificates,
trust
(Alarch).
Mississippi Valley Gas Co.. 4%%
1974, $1,500,000 (March).
consolidated
Electric Light
Kidde
Fruit
1969,
1982,
James Mfg. Co., 3%
000 (October).
$3,-
(August).
1,
promissory notes due 1974, $15,000,000
Securities
preferred
C
series
Foremost
Stock
promissory
July
Business
trust
Interstate
(April).
4%%
Co,,
first mortgage
Phila., Pa., 4%%
due
(October).
RR.,
1,
1974,
Interstate
<Jury».
Florida Power k Light Co.,
stock,
1,
due May
due
note
2052, $35,000,000
lateral
,
first mortgage bonds
promissory
Interprovincial Pipe Line Co.
..
(August).
note
1,
4%%
Corp.,
Paper
June
International
(March).
Felix, Brunschwig & Co.. Inc., 10-year notes, $500,000
Fifteen
due
Aug.
Minnesota
334%
Inc., 4%
International
Federated Publications,
June
D,
Nov. 1, 1978.
due
1968,
C
$1,000,000
Hunt Foods,
due
note
1,
$9,000,000 (August).
Paper
Illinois Central
due
notes
serially June
due
bonds
Dec.
Inc.,
series
&
mortgage
promissory
first
4(4%:
due
(November).
Pulp
Co.,
(December).
note
Corp.,
stock,
Gas
$4,000,000
promissory
Co.,
Pulp &
Hudson
Minneapolis
4%%
Ltd.,
(October).
clusive,
Co., 4 '.«% promissory notes
inclusive, $2,000,000 (July).
1968,
to
29,
to Sept.
1957
Manufacturing
1956
Hudson
1,
Dec.
Inc.,
Group,
Stores
ferred
4% promissory
(September).
$8,000,000
Farmer
1,
due, July
series A,
bonds,
mortgage
bonds due
mortgage
(August).
$3,500,000
iirst
first
(August).
Gas
Howard
(November).
Corp.,
Brewing
Honolulu
(June).
Group,
Finance
$750,000
1,
due July
series A,
bonds,
mortgage
first
4»4%
1983, $27,000,000
Falstaff
Home
$1,700,000
41,/4%
Co..
1983, $20,000,000
Erie
,
(June).
Radio & Phonograph Corp., 4V*
19C9, $7,500,000 (June).
Erie
Finance
$1,000,000
197
promissory notes due
1%
Co.,
Manufacturing
Emerson
1,
Home
(September).
Emerson
(R. M.)
Corp., 5(4%
$1,500,000 (December;.
1969.
1964, $1,000,-
notes due
promissory
1955
Monday, May 30,
...
1969, $1,500,000
Refined
sinking
Syrups
fund
(October).
&
Inc.,
7,500 shares of 53A%
cumulativ©
stock (par $100), $750,ODQ. (October).
Sugars.
preferred
Number 5433
Volume 181
promissory note due Oct.
3(4%
Natural Gas Co.,
(October).
1, 1964,
(December).
-$10,000,000
1,
Co.,
Mining
Reserve
$25,000,000
Manufacturing
Kbeem
Oil
Richfield
fund
sinking
Texas
Texas
due Nov.
C,
Rock
■'*
ferred stock
$100), $4,000,000 (August).
(par
due
:
Cable
Rome
*
Rosenthal
(November).
:
Sacden
6t.
Bt.
I
-
Co.,
1,
&
(Ed.)
Sea-Pak
April
due
,
series
.
.
-
1,
Finance
Seaboard
;
1969.
1,
1969,
$4,-
subordinated
notes
due
;
Clock
St.
3%%
Louis,
March
due
inclusive,
1956-1963,
1,
(April).
$500,000
Shenandoah
Gas
first
4(6%
Co.,
bonds
mortgage
June
1,
1969,
due
Ultrasonic
Nov.
from
,
South
1964,
15,
bonds
first mortgage
37/8%
Co.,
Union
Carbide
Nov.
Generating
Carolina
Generating
Natural
Carolina
due
bonds
bonds
mortgage
due
Oct.
Union
bonds
due Oct.
mortgage
pipe
first mortgage
4%
Gas
1,
37/e%
Co.,
first
line
$4,000,000 (July).
1S73,
3(4%
Co.,
Gas
Jersey
promissory
notes
July
due
1974,
1,
(July).
$1,250,000
bonds
in
the
first
pipe line
United
States
Calendar Years
New Capital
(June).
$38,485,000
18,000,000
356,440,985
;
1951
39,821,500
145,937,740
1948
$4,000,000
$7,300,000
1979,
1,
Nevada
94,000,000
477,200,000
149,004,997
1946
87,978,500
.,8,741,000
188,051,500
98,549,100
;_L'.
1944
9,174,872
;
.
21,000.000
,
stock
preferred
first mortgage bonds due April
1,
first mortgage
3.35%
bonds
Oct.
due
4,000,000
debentures due Oct.
convertible
1963,
1,
&
Carbon
/
1938
25,062,500
40,000,000
3,250,000
219,000,000
23,000,000
156,500,000
United
first mortgage bonds due 1984,
3%%
Inc.
first mortgage bonds due 1984,
debentures,
3%
30-year
Co.
133,332
26,015,000
40,000,000
1931
253,722,000
1,009,213,390
757,837,569
14,500,000
126,566,000
22,032,717
257,652,913
163,564,500
204,693,300
221,147,000
248,225,445
79,941,679
125,265,000
50,000,000
138,998,000
263,429,000
C,
series
1,
1974,
1,
1984,
due Aug.
Oct.
due
debentures
(Inc.),
promissory
notes
due
March
10,
(Inc.),
Publishers
&
promissory notes
due
March
:
1,319,167,987
1,561,119,925
1,145,099,740
1,086,160,500
1926
1925
996,570,320
1923
280,274,600
;
634,511,034
1
1921_
527,517,000
383,450.887
1919
342,130,300
Publishers
clusive,
foreign issues have been of
1930, in¬
volume of financing was
United States by foreign municipal
in
undertaken
and
to 2.65%
1.30%
Jan.
due
sinking
of
cumulative preferred
Upper Peninsula Power Co., 7,000 shares of 5(4 %
stock (par $100), $700,000 (June).
4%%
fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1969
purchase warrants), $6,000,000 (October).
15-year sinking
stock
transferable
serial debentures due Oct.
Ventures Ltd. 4(4%
the
In those seven years, an aggre¬
$9,119,501,306 such issues were floated, while
from 1919 to date, the grand total has been $15,938,304,622.
corporate entities.
of
Summary of Special Offerings
we present a
summary of
compiled by the New York Stock
1954. Although these for the most
part are included in our compilation of "Issues not rep¬
resenting new financing" in the months in which they
occurred we present them here for whatever interest
the
In
following
"special offerings"
(July).
Pennsylvania, 3%% first mortgage
1, 1984, $1,000,000 (February).
Co.
bonds
serial debentures due Aug. 1,
important
really
a
(February).
Telephone
Exchange for the
they
have for our readers.
may
$1,500,000
1, 1955-1957,
tables
as
year
SUMMARY
OFFERINGS
SPECIAL
OF
i
Natural
first
mortgage
series
bonds,
debentures
due
April
due
quarterly from Nov.
Service
Co.,
(February).
$12,0G0.000
1984,
Spartan
1962 to Aug. 1969,
Public
Southwestern
promissory
3.65%
second
notes,
$26,000,000
first
(July).
bonds
mortgage
due
ferred
Aircraft Co., 15-year collateral
September).
trust notes due Aug.
1,
l'
48,100
Sprague Electric Co.,
$3,607,500 (June).
iUu
mtiV.
1969,
$93,892
-
Square
1964.
City
stock
(par
first
mortgage
bonds,
Inc.,
Co.,
$2.50),
10-year
promissory note
D,
series
(par
Btatler
due Dec.
1,
debentures due
Sept.
1979,
1,
(Des Moines, la.)
Delaware
Delaware
Delaware
bonds due Oct.
Statler
Hotels
1,
4%%
(August).
subordinated note due
first
Corp.,
mortgage
4%
notes,
1967,
$6,000,000
Corp.,
150,000
shares of
common
stock
(par
due
(par $1),
Corp.,
4 (4 %
general
mortgage
sinking
fund
Delaware
Corp.,
first
note
$11,942,242
fund bonds
ti
$4,700,000
mortgage
3%%
Mines, Ltd.,
Fuller
Co.,
4%
promissory
notes
due
to
Sept.
1,
1970,
1955,
1969,
serial notes due June 1,
Corp., 4%
promissory notes due 1974,
$25,000,000
(October).
Suburban
Gas
$1,000,000
Suburban
1,
Suburban
vertible
Suburban
1,
Service,
1S69,
Inc.,
4%%
sinking
fund
notes
due
1969,
(July).
Prcpane Gas Corp.,
1S6S, $2,750,000
.
$600,000
4(4 %
cumulative
due
1974,
July
first
mortgage
bonds
due
first mortgage bonds due 1975,
$40,000,000
$1,500,000
4%%
sinking fund debentures due Jan.
(January).
Gas
Co.,
(June).
4(4%
&
sinking fund
debentures
due
June
110,279
21
7-15
American
Optical
Co.
American
Optical
Co.
Electric
10-14
Emerson
9
Electric
12-
2
Federated
3
Caterpillar
Auto-Lite
Mfg.
pfd
__
-
367/a
368,750
10,000
.
38
380,000
4,600
16%
77,050
62,426
36%
2,294,155
Co
Co.
...
Department Stores,
Tractor
57
5,000
Inc.
75%
11,000
Co.
285,000
827,750
$6,221,759
Financing
occasion that owners of large blocks of
securities which have been outstanding for some time,
It
happens
on
desiring to liquidate all or part of their holdings, prefer
to do so by making a public offering of the securities
Co.,
4%
first
bonds,
mortgage
series D,
due
Corp.,
1969.
Corp.,
4(4%
$700,000
4(4%
first
15-year unsecured
(December).
mortgage loan,
sinking
$194,000
fund
(January).
(December),
mortgage
due March
bonds
30,
due
1969,
(May).
Likewise
have
icy put into effect by the Treasury at that time provides
for the monetary needs of these agencies to be taken
of by direct
of by the sale of
United States Treasury issues, instead
their own guaranteed obligations.
during 1954 by entities
grouped under this classification aggregated $1,720,665,000 as compared with $1,461,665,000 in 1953, $2,146,360,430 in
1952, $2,066,205,000 in 1951, $1,385,715,000 in 1950,
$1,176,710,500 in 1949, $1,062,220,000 in 1948, $661,215,000
in 1947 and $861,150,000 in 1946.
Foreign Issues Placed in the United
States
on
their
account, and present the results
own
in the table below:
Financing in this classification consisted of obligations
the Fed¬
cies, which in the past decade reached huge proportions,
disappeared altogether since October, 1941, as a new pol¬
public utility holding companies com¬
proceeds of the sales. Such offerings as these have no
place in our compilation of new issues, but we have
tabulated them separately for whatever interest they
ISSUES
of the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks and
Financing by government agen¬
some
plying with the Utility Holding Company Act dispose
of their holdings of subsidiary companies through public
offerings. Similarly "special offerings" on the several
stock exchanges are included with the secondary offer¬
ings in our totals since 1942. Of course the companies
whose securities are involved receive no part of the
may
NOT
1954
January
February—
28,040,319
44,221,570
March
57,632,872
April
May
49,421,987
13,974,501
June
20,296,000
Tot. 6MOS. 213,587,249
113,313,138
August
31,661,800
September..
32,093,783
July
October
—
November..
December
Tot. 6
__
mos.
REPRESENTING
1953
$
$
44,787,337
1951
$
$
corporate, placed in this country aggregated $439,-
1950
$
24,437,189
20,944,488
26,262,180
36,275,734
21,927,272
24,674,494
25,010,104
24,442,067
22,832,155
64.074,568
48,971,104
10,373,126
25,654,929
22,818,254
65,612,548
32,288,324
44,216,600
55,433,608
51,670,355
32,565,113
28,562,947
24,733,582
28,869,867
21,346,188
154,075,474 211,611,641 151,924,399 266,385,282
22,525,315
27,671,152
11,033,127
4,845,208
114.027,680
24,363,851
63,117,995
17,281,634
399,001,733
NEW FINANCING
1952
29,082,761
25,577,858
13,435,865
24,020,057
24,688.344
19,195,618
9,783,161
6,662,745
26,783,641
66,580,085
21,413,265
35,549,839
21,944,601
36,607,693
24,790,489
39,098,263
16,740,493
107,720,287 191,639,673
Tot.cal.yr. 612,588,982 261,795,761
34,116,548
151,246.802 133,184,851
403,251,314 303,171,201 399,570,133
During 1954 foreign security issues, both government
and
58,800
10,000
involved.
Gas
(April).
1,
13
2,800
_
$502,500
pre¬
$500,000
(June).
Cable
197,175
8,483
Co.;
Issues Not Representing New
Wyoming-Nebraska Pipe Line Co., 4%% first
June 1, 1969, $3,187,500 (June).
Zonite Products Corp., 4(4%
promissory notes
Prcpane Gas Corp, 26,800 shares of 5.2% cumulative con¬
preferred stock, 1954 series (par $50), $1,340,000 (January).
Prcpane
$1.28
bonds
The total volume brought out
'September).
Studebaker-Packard
of
444,050
59%
168,309
1972,
care
(June).
Stokeley-Van Camp, Inc., 3%-3(4%
$13,500,000
shares
mortgage
41%
3,300
_
Prod.
Metal
American
(May).
first
eral Home Loan Banks.
1979, $49,500,000 (October).
4(4% first mortgage sinking
Dec. 1, 1967, $17,000,000 (April)
Stix-Baer
100,000
4%
10,700
(March),
$1,250,000
Farm Loan and Government Agencies
(October).
Steep Rock Iron
refunding mortgage bonds
loan,
Hydro Electric Co., 3%% first mortgage bonds due March
$300,000 (May).
Woolworth (F. W.) Co., 3.1% promissory notes due 1960-1975, inclusive,
1,
'October).
Hotels
1965-1967,
due
Wisconsin
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp., 650,000 shares of common stock
$4,173,000
Co.,
Precipitation
due
Co.
8
7-
12-
25-year
mortgage
$2,500,000
Co.,
(par $25),
Kentucky
Whitaker
$1), $963,000 (October).
Statler
Telephone
Gas
$1,250,000
Western
($25,-
(September).
Hotels
notes
(January).
first
Carolina Telephone Co.,
Western
$10),
(November).
.
Wtestern
notes
3%
promissory notes, $2,500,000
Packaging Corp..
Hotels
3%%
Co.,
Bldg.,
Virginia Water Service Co.,
3(4%
1957. $500,000 (December),
West
(December).
(Indiana),
(September).
$1,500,000
promissory
676,250
__—
_
Batteries, Inc..
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co
11-
1978, $7,000,000
stock
$1,000,000
7,684 shares of common stock
Co.
State Finance Co.
Btatler
common
1970,
Markets
Oil
000,000
...
3(4%
Co.,
Water Co.,
$750,000
Standard
Standard
of
(May).
Deal
1969, $2,-
due Dec. 1,
(February),
1&84- $1,000,000 (May).
due May
Springfield
notes
March 1,
Water
City
Springfield
shares
3(4 %
Corp.
Light
Gas
1,
^Terminal
Ohio
West
$20,000,000
*•>:!*(
promissory
(October).
Coast
West
due •„ 1974,
67%
Gould-Natl.
(January).
Dec.
Waverly
Yale & Townc Mfg.
5-13
$16%
10,000
—
Corp.
Value
30,000
_
Corp.
9-23
4(4%
Co.,
Petroleum
series,
Johns-Manville
1,
6-29
Swasey
Washington
3(4%
Inc.,
Co.,
3-23
4-23
debentures
fund
sinking
6%
1,
(April).
Production
Co.,
Burroughs
1964,
May
(May).
&
Warren
3%
Co.,
Gas
B,
(October).
Telephone
5(4% sinking fund notes due
warrants), $1,000,000 (May).
1979,
000.000
4(4%
Co.,
Corp.,
purchase
stock
Volunteer
Market
Price
Offered
Issue—
Date
1-21
Products
Victor
$1,500,000
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1£66,
Allsteel Press Co.,
Verson
Warner
Power
$15,000,000
1987,
1954
IN
Shares
$50,000,000
due
268,222,000
1,135,779,390
""" 779,870,286
1,576,820,900
1,724,684,425
1,349,793,040
1,307,307,500
1,244,795,765
360,216,279
759,776,034
577,517,000
522,448,887
605,559,300
only modest size but in the period of 1924 to
10,
(February).
&
1955-1964, inclusive, $75,000,000
Ventures Ltd.
61,733,332
66,015,000
61,600,000
1932
gate
United States Steel Corp.
United
.
(October).
$925,000
61,200,000'
1933
In the past 20 years or so
(August).
Printers
65,062,500
222,250,000
179,500,000
116.000,000-
61,200.000
1935
1920
V.:"'.'
Lines,
Printers
United
(subordinated)
March 1, 1958 to 1963, $600,000 (September).
Illuminating
United
series D
"
116,000,000
1937_
1922
debentures,
serial
due
notes
promissory
100-year
(October)-.
4%%
Co.
3%%
Corp.
147^00,000
59,250"000
1927_
Income
4,000,000
87,"75o"o00
...
1939—IIIIIIII—I—
1929
1,
June
(May).
$400,000
sinking fund debentures due
4%%
Co.,
England
New
Southern
80,353,500
110,250,000
V
421,875;
421,875
1928
(June).
Air
United
(with
Co.,
(October).
$1,600,000
1984,
Southern
$439,279,347
378,018,821
371,133,985
363,462,094
296,137,740
184,275,000
477,200,000:.
236,983,497 r
196,792,500
107,723,972 -
59,353,500
108,000,000
2,250,000
J942__—,
1930
due
notes
fund
Light, Heat & Power Co., 3 (4 %
(April)
Co., 3(4%
Power
Nevada
Southern
due
4.70%
(October).
$600,000
.
of
(May).
Water
$2,000,000
1984,
Southern
shares
(May).
California
Southern
40,000
Co.,
Pittsburgh Water
South
,
150,200,000-
90,275,000
1964,
sinking
STATES'
Total
*
14,693,000
.,
323,640,594
.
1949
serial mortgage notes due serially to
(July).
5%
than;
•
Water
Pittsburgh
(par $100),
■>
more
Refunding
360,018,821
(October).
South
in
$400,794,347
*'
1953—'—________
1934
promissory notes due
;•.'•••
4(4%
opera¬
public offering
GRAND SUMMARY OF FOREIGN ISSUES PLACED IN UNITED
1936
mortgage
3%% first
(December).
Corp.,
Light, Heat & Power Co., 3(4 %
Union
(with
South
6%
Investment
fund
Co.,
(December).
$1,800,000
South
first
4%
Co.,
(June).
$1,200,000
Carolina
1981.
$2,500,000
1970, $2,575,000
1964, $250,-
promissory notes due
Co., 4%
Generating
Forging
fund
sinking
mortgage
(December).
$169,446,000
Steel
1, 2051, $100,000,000
1960,
Oct.
due
(February).
$1,250,000
1981,
South
of
refunding
while both issues represent the first public
offering which any European Government has made to
attain new money in the United States since the Nether¬
lands and Norwegian issues in April and May of 1947.
1924
$9,000,000
serially
promissory notes due
inclusive, $700,000 (August).
4%-47/8%
1965,
to
due Sept.
promissory note
(February).
South
for
the
the
new
years,
1941
■
,
equipment
3%%
Line Corp.,
Pipe
1975
$14,000,000
1974,
(June).
$20,000,000
Co.,
Generating
Carolina
000
1.
1954
1,
Carolina
1S79,
1,
South
Tool
Oil
C.)
due April
Inc.,
Gas
Corp.,
1975,
1,
Nov.
subordinated notes due to Sept. 1, 1966,
4(4%
Lean Co., Inc.,
$2,000,000 (September).
Signature
(H.
30,
June
due
4% first mortgage and collateral
1, 1972, $6,000,000 (March).
-
1969. $15,000,000
Tropical Gas Co.,! Inc.
$1,000,000 (July).
$500,000
Smith
due
E,
Co.,
Triangle Pipeline Co. 3.64%-4.14%
Union
Signature Lean Co., Inc., 5%
$800,000 (September).
1,
Williams
&
$1,000,000
(November).
$500,000
Dec.
due serially
notes
serial
Co.,
series C,
Airlines,
due
Transue
•
(July).
$1,800,000
1964,
Sessions
A,
1968, $3,-
1,
notes due Feb.
promissory
of
Co.
Investment
bonds,
World
due
bonds
mortgage
Line
Pipe
bonds due June 1,
series
first
•
Oil
Transcontinental
1, 1974.
'
1,
due
(April).
000.000
Belgian
emission is
1943
3%%
Co.,
Mountain
$1,000,000
3%%
Co.,
Finance
Securities
due
D,
Dec.
notes
subordinated
3.90%
Co.,
Trans
(December).
$3,200,000
.
of
former
1945
debentures
convertible
4(4%
Co.
July 1, 1964, $6,000,000
promissory notes due Dec.
'
V *
3%%
Co.,
(February).
000,000
Seaboard
The
1947
(April).
Trans
.
.
debentures,
subordinated convertible
1964, $100,000 (March). ~ ;
Finance
Seaboard
Telephone
Edison
trust
promissory notes due to Dec.
4%
■V;
.*
.
mortgage bonds,
first
(July),
Inc.,
Co.,
.
5 (6 %
Corp.,
Toledo
due
sinking fund debentures
t $2,500,000 (December).
/
April
due
notes
bonds, series
Co.,
1974, $250,000 (August).
bonds
3.35%
$1,500,000
1084,
Schuster
promissory
4(6%
15-year
(May).
3%% first mortgage
30, 1982, $600,000 (June).
'
7 Tidewater
tions.
Australia
of
1950.——;___
Inc.,
Markets,
Telephone
Commonwealth
1952
1969, $1,500,000
-J
1969, $1,000,000
June
sinking fund debentures due July
25-year 3%%
(July).
Works,
Water
Jose
May
1,
secured notes due 1969. $3,000,000 (December).
1979, $73,000,000
Ban
Nov.
".
Light & Power Co., 3 (6 %
$2,000,000 (October).
Regis Paper
1,
notes due
1979,
1,
1,
Tidewater
the
aside from
$30,000,capital pur¬
$25,000,000 of
1954
was
.
4%%
Corp.,
Joseph
Aug.
.
Thorofare
1959-1969,
promissory notes due Nov. 1, 1974, $7,500,000
'■
;
; •
•
Royal McBee Corp., 3(6%
■
subordinated
5%%
(November).
$500,000
1966,
;
Inc.,
'
promissory notes due
4%
Inc.,
Thrifty Drug Stores,
(February). ■ /-v'-
One
offering of Belgian bonds tor
poses and
the other in the amount
1954
serial notes due annually to May 1, 1964,
(July).
$640,000
■1
during
issues.
Government
(INCLUDING CANADA. ITS PROVINCES AND MUNICIPALITIES)
subordinated debentures, series A, due May
6%
5(4 %
■
serial notes due annually Aug. 1,
(August).
Rosenthal,
&
cumulative pre¬
notes
fund
sinking
(July).
1, 1964, $500,000
■-
3.90%
Corp.,
inclusive, $3,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,450,000
'
'
bonds, series C, due April
Co., Inc., 4%%
(February).
Manufacturing
1973,
1,
^Thrift Investment Corp.
sinking fund debentures
Light & Power Co., 20-year 3(6%
July 1, 1974, $70,000,000 (August).
Rockland
Dec.
Thrift Investment Corp.
i
Light & Power Co., 40,000 shares of 4.75%
Rockland
due
due July
series A,
first mortgage bonds,
$500,000
Glass
Thatcher
1,
(August).
1984, $2,500,000
1,
3%%
Co.,
Electric
Rockland
series A, due to May
..
. .
debentures,
first mortgage
notes,
promissory
;
first mortgage
3%%
(July).
flotations
two
were
Canadian
25
4.20%
Corp.,
(March).
Co.,
Transportation
Telephone Co.,
1979,
1,
(November).
subordinated
(July).
Co.,
$300;000
notes
(August).
1989, $7,500,000
1,
Finance
"1964,
sinking fund
3'%%
35-year
Corp.,
T'elechone
Natural
due Jan.
first mortgage bonds, series
4.10%
(January).
$9,000,000
I960,
1,
Transmission
1973, $24,000,000
bonds due
pipeline
Co.,
Controls
Robertsbaw-Fulton
serially
due
A,
promissory notes due Oct. 1, 1969, $5,000,000
Penn-Jersey
Eastern
Texas
due June
debentures
(March).
1
Rochester
5(4%
capital notes, series
inclusive, $2,500,000 (April).
4%%
Inc.,
$196,792,500 in 1946.
000
(October).
3.85%
30-year
Co.,
1, 1983, $16,000,000
u
Inc.,
1957-1966,
1,
1947 and
cumulative preferred
15,000 shares of 6% %
$1,500,000 (June).
$100),
(James),
April
Technicolor,
1955-1969,
due
notes
(May).
$2,500,000
inclusive,
promissory
3%%
Co.,
as
in
There
Corp., Inc.,
(par
Talcott
1969,
1,
.
-
(O. A.)
Stock
4%% first mortgage bonds, series A, due June 1,
(December).
Mining Co.,
1980.
Sutton
due June
series A,
4(4 % first mortgage bonds,
1980/$15,000,000 (April).
Reserve
March
due
note
:
9
compared with $378,018,821 in 1953; $371,133,1952, $363,462,094 in 1951, $296,137,740 in 1950,
$184,275,000 in 1949, $477,200,000 in 1948, $236,983,497 in
debentures series B, due 1968. $1,000,000
Inc., 4%
Super Valu Stores,
promissory
4.20%
Co.,
(March).
$5,000,000
.<(December).
Republic
279,347
985
Stromberg-Carlson
promissory notes due 1974. $20,000,000
3%%
Inc.,
Rand,
Remington
bonds due 1974,
first mortgage
Inc.r 4%%-
Systems,
<$750,000 (November).
(February).
$100), $1,100,000
Water
Suburban
preferred stock (par
Chemicals, Inc., 11,000 shares of 4%%
Reichbold
(2465)
tal Chronicle
The Commercial and Fi
.
.
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10
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(Continued from page 9)
was
Municipal Financing for 1954
For
the
calendar
the record reveals that
1954,
year
Year
borrowing by states and municipalities reached an alltime peak at
This contrasted with
$6,905,197,900.
a
substantially greater than for
any
since 1939.
year
Grand Total
Refunding
$6,905, 197,900
1954
New
$142 895,976
90 788,695
3,176 175,557
92, 266,050
3,083,909,507
3,482 167,281
111 734,261
3,370,433,020
1949
2,907, 027,866
104
_
•
1951
-
__
,
1943-
2,686, 218,617
3,963,125,027
286,318
1945-
1944; $435,223,191 in 1943, and $523,-
The volume of
470,897,167
404 000,156
435
,223,191
259 481,836
523 704,607
181 264.294
;>
434 509,900
764,723
757,151,679
1939—.
1,125 ,901,000
195 ,079,000
Service
capital, etc.
Son
930,822,000
&
Municipal Financing
for the
1954
Year
1954
year
due
Oct.
present
we
SUMMARY
MUNICIPAL
OF
FIGURES
Capital
Refunding
$
$
S
390,611,158
348,674,310
221.100,904
569,775,214
399,836,510
365,219,400
2,180,965
367,400,365
285,406,211
7,938,205
293,344,416
564,414,602
419,668,740
18,214,900
437,883,640
143,907,216
4,185,900
148,093,116
733,584,804
323.256,510
23,648,290
346,904,800
452,107,913
1,937,211
454,045,124
11,276,530
387,179,745
11,180,000
626,112,804
$
556,280,762
3,119,600
751,422,742
Total 1st 6 months—
34,490,678
785,913,420
645,228,950
1,936.400
647,165,350
825,690,750
-
'urjs
26,170,200
851,860,950
392,874,650
18,900,780
411,775,430
614,932,804
77,247,721 3,733,166,916
3,655,919,195
224,198.617
2,475,000
3,682,420
259,120,375
202,948,600
7,435,218
650,226,690
461,798,200
2,147,000
463,945,200
436,930,735
2,395,600
2nd
6
604,312,215
476,908,250
3,475,840
480,384,090
304.986,240
3,749,000
406,083,430
179,231,260
48,609,000
393,847,906
9,115,600
20.968,610 2,918,972,890
1.742,193,358
73.779.418
1,815.972.776
90,788,695 5,520,713,633
3.963.125,027
331,398,168
4,294,523,195
65,648,255 3,172,030,984
3,106,382,729
months—_
•Revised
403,937,480
772,948,115
2,898,004,280
142,895,976 6,905,197,900
6,762,301,924
5,429,924,938
Generating
Co. 4% first mortgage bonds
Purpose, for
construction
program.
through Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Gas
Transmission
for
Baxter,
Williams
&
Co.;
&
Co.,
Inc.;
&
Co.;
Blunt
Bear,
Blair
Blair
Ellis
&
&
Stearns
Co.,
&
Co.;
Incorporated;;
Simmons; Blyth &
Inc.; J. C. Bradford
Julien
Day
Collins
&
Inc.;
<si
Co.;
Dick
Co.;
&
Dillon,
Read
Couley & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson &
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Dittmar
&
Co.;
& Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Francis I. duPont
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Estabrook & Co.; Fauset, Steele & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.;
First
of
Michigan
Corp.;
First
Southwest
Co.;
&
402.963.506
449,908,804
886,696,135
18,759,685
5(4 % sinking fund bonds due Dec..
for acquisition of properties, working
at par. Offered by Wm. P. Harper <fc
Dominick
227,840,260
780,600,515
255,437,955
mortgage
Co.
Becker
L.
Co.,
308.735,240
2,145,950
7,652,400
6,112,300
443,796,504
months
R.
439,376,335
6,849,280
867,936,450
:
Inc.;
210,383,818
14,470,200
296,405,040
first
Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
&c Co.; A'ex. Brown %
Sons; Bvrd Brothers; Central Re-*
public Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge & Co.; Coffin & Burr,
226.673,617
528,839,280
G.
William
2,478,550,419
278,934,750
___________
12
1.865,000
526,974,230
257,618,750
597,462,935
—
—
234,482,100
2,220,931,669
69,820,035 2,601,740,743
635,756,490
.gust
aptember
Tvtcber
%*otal
2,531,920,658
1,986,500
17,470,290
282,495,600
Severn ber
Jiieember
A.
375,903,215
3%%
1981.
and
Kraus;
$
4.938,750
730,465,204
Total
&
$
385,672,408
$
v;rch
j-'c.y
Total
Refunding
397,556,630
$
I ril
(
New Capital
Mexico
Corp.; Anderson & Strudwick; Aspden, Robinson & Co.;"
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath;
Bache
&
Co.;
Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; Ball, Burge
-1952Total
4,139,700
1,893,703
7,433,840
.
MONTHS
Refunding
Capital
397,942,807
.
Voruary
<
New
Total
393,416,939
$
luary
BY
-1953-
——1954
New
New
Co.
3(4%
first
mortgage
1975. Purpose, refunding ($92,repayment of bank loans and working
capital ($32,400,000). Price, 101.44% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation;"
White, Weld & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Adams <Ss
Peck; A. C. Allyn and Co., Inc.; American Securities
tabulation of municipal financing by months since January 1952:
a
1,
privately
600,000)
$5,520,713,633 for 1953.
Below
Price,
pipe.ine bonds due Feb. 1,
compared
as
of
Price,
Carolina
125,000,000 Tennessee
$6,905,197,900 for the
States and municipalities aggregated
refunding
Offered
Co.
*1,800,000 South
Placed
Long-term financing by
Co.
85,000 Rainier Telephone
1, 1979.
Purpose,
518,105,273
477
interest.
first mortgage
Purpose,
($2,032,000).
Mutual Life Insurance
Co.; New England Mutual
Insurance Co.; Equitable Life Insurance Co. of Iowa;
Bankers Life Co., and the Armour & Co.
pension fund.
342.440.313
952 ,615,173
1.234 ,916,402
1964.
Life
175,741,355
1941
1,
bank loans
Hancock
234,909,662
1
1940
iring 1954, as distinguished from refunding operations,
x
323, 843,500
638 909,818
1942
capital borrowed
new
794 740,667
1944
'
in 1942.
952,242.867
1943
14,607
2,228,248,825
208 253,309
Hampshire 3(4%
Nov.
bonds, due April 1, 1984. Purpose, for new construction.
Price, 100.46% of principal amount. Sold privately to John
2,604,158,259
43 849,187
1,160 496,166
__
1946
to $1,160,496,166 contrasted with $794,740,667 in 1945;
;itl» $638,909,818 in
82, 060,353
2,272 098,012
1947
New
repay
and accrued
*1,500,000 Public
2,802,741,548
-
of
due
to
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Hornblower & (
Weeks; W. E. Hutton & Co.; F. 8. Moseley & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
Sc Co.t Inc.; R. L.
Day & Co., and Townsend, Dabney &
Tyson.
5,429,924,938
331 398,168
u
19o2——
$2,686,218,617 and in 1947 were $2,272,098,012; 1946 added
102%%
$6,762,301,924
5,520, 713,633
4,294, 523,195
1953
Co.
bonds, series H,
($9,968,000) and
Capital
1950
total
$5,520,713,633 in 1953. The 1953 total represents the
second largest disposal of any calendar year on record
and compared with $4,294,523,195 in 1952.
-Sales during 1951 amounted to $3,176,175,557 and in
1950 to $3,482,167,281; 1949 to $2,907,027,866; 1948 totaled
of
up
$12,000,000 Public j&fYice
For comparative purposes, we give the following tabula¬
tion of operations for the past several years:
,
..
Co.;
Folger,
Fulton,
Nolan-W.
Reid
Sachs
&
Inc.;
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Forgan
Freeman
&
Co.;
Anderson;
&
&
Co.;
Goldman,
Gregory
Son,
&
Co.;
Hayden,
Hemphill,
Weeks;
figures.
&
Glore,
Ellis
Hallgarten & Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt
Stone
&
Co.;
Heller,
Bruce
&
Co.;
Noyes & Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; Hornblower Ss
&
Co.;
Hibbs
Co.;
Green,
& Co.;
Grimm
berger
B.
&
Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; The
Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Kaiser & Co.; Kidder,
&
Co.;
Ladenburg,
Thalmann
&
Co.;
Laird,
&
Meeds; W. C. Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson
Illinois
Peabody
/ In connection with the above tables, and all similar
rgures for that matter, it should be made clear that they
^present only bond issues sold by states and municipal
'axing units to private investors and do not embrace
/jans placed with any Federal agencies.
These latter
/.a included in our tabulations only when they have
Bissell
subsequently been resold by such bureaus to investment
bankers
dealers.
and
&
V
„
bonds
that
Corporation; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mackall & Coe; Laurence
M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; McCormick & Co.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane; Merrill, Turben
& Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; F. S.
Moseley & Co.; Mullaney,
I
Moreover, the totals exclude all
in the
reappear
in
market
of
consequence
'
% ;
portfolio sales by banks, insurance companies, et al., and
Wells & Company; New York Hanseatic
Company; Pacific Northwest Co.; Paine,
public trust funds.
Hancock
Details of New
Capital Flotations
During December, 1954
1979.
Bonds and
Notes
Later Than Five
(Issues Maturing
due
1984.
*1,000,000 Corning
V
1974.
4,800,000 Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy RR. 2%% equipment trust
certificates due semi-annually June 1, 1955 to Dec. 1, 1969,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price,
to yield
from 1.25% to 2.80%, according to maturity.
Offered by
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel & Co.; Union Securities
Corp.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.
5.7/ 00,000 Chicago,
Milwaukee,
ment
trust
1955
to
ment.
St.
1969,
1,
Price,
Paul
Pacific
&
27/s%
RR.
1979.
Collins
inclusive.
Purpose,
for
new
&
&
equip¬
Co.;
McMaster
F.
and
Hutchinson
Yantis
S.
&
2.80%,
X 18,000,000 Illinois
Auchincloss,
Offered
Parker
&
and
Co.;
E.
&
Co.;
2%%
RR.
equipment
40,
due
for
Illinois
&
Co.;
Co.,
Hutchinson
&
Co.;
and
A,
$30,000,000 New
series
YY,
27/s%
equipment
trust
•
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
&
man
Co.;
Gregory
Illinois Co.; Wm. E.
inson & Co.
$1,350,000 Texas
&
series
P,
Pacific
R.
& Son
Pollock
to
&
S.
1979.
W.
Inc.;
&
Co.,
Offered
.
3(4%
.
program.
with
a
due
Sold
of
Dec.
mortgage bonds, series
refunding ($729,000) and
Placed privately through
15,
1988.
Co.
OTHER
Puroose.
to
advances
repay
&
Corbett
Securities
with
*750,000
Burge
&
Kraus;
Pickard,
&
Inc.;
Merle-Smith;
Loewi
Co.;
Co.;
Hutchinson
McMaster
Mullaney,
Wells &
Co.;
E.
The
Co.;
&
M.
Newton
Pacific Northwest Co.;
Walter
&
Co.;
Wertheim
Tyson;
F. S.
brothers & Co.;
Stokes
Yantis
&
Co.
Stifel,
Thomas
&
Co.;
Nicolaus
&
Co..
N.
C.
Co.;' Townsend.
White &
Co.,
Weld
&
Co.;
*36300,000 North
'
Penn
Purpose,
Dillon
&
Gas
Co.
privately
notes
through
due
($1,666,667)
033.333).
due
Stroud
&
Co.
bonds
due
Nov.
vately
Inc.
to
Telephone
I,
1979.
Price,
Co.
3(4%
first
100%
various
Purpose,
for
im
and
Sold
vately
bank
repay
through
debentures
subordinated
Blyth
by
Co.,
1
&
Co.,
and for
accrued
Irving
and
Inc.,
4
)
4%%
.
promissory notes due,
semi¬
1955-1969. Purpose, refundgeneral
corporate
purposes
($1,-
and Oct.
for
Puritas
l;
through White, Weld & Co.
Waters, Inc., 4Vi%
inclusive.
1955-1966,
promissory note
Purpose,
retire
to
1,
of
for
;-
institutional
investors
through
The
First
Corp.
1964.
Coty,
.
promissory notes due Jan. 15, 1975.
expansion and improvements.
Placed pri¬
Electric
privately
*2,000,000
bank
Co.
.
Co., 3(4%
with
Boston
*1,000,000 Cook
Co.,
Purpose,
for
through
Inc.,
sinking
10-year
general
Blunt
and
Life
corporate
Ellis
4%%
15-year
program
Metropolitan
fund
notes
due,
purposes.
Nov.
Placed
Simmons.
&
working
notes
due,
1969.
capital.
Insurance
Purpose,
for
Placed privately
Co.
*3,000,000 General Bronze Corp., 334%
promissory notes due, Dec. 1,
Purpose, to repay bank amd mortgage loans. Placed
with Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co.
privately
*2,750,000 Hawaiian
pri¬
Ohio
promissory
to
privately
Placed
Purpose,
1974
The
convertible
All sold.4
and
1,
*10,000,000 Blaw-Knox
mortgage
additions
gnd accrued interest.
insurance companies through
Placed
,
1969.
Consolidated
3y2%-4%
Purpose,
capital.
privately with Prudential Insurance
America through Blyth & Co., Inc.
'
•.
Co.
provements.
Dec.
loans.
due
*1,000.000 Ohio
Co.
inclusive.
Placed privately
"*800,000 Arrowhead &
and
Eastman
MANUFACTURING
Products
4(4%
Co.
&
expansion
promissory
20-year
&
first mortgage
1, 1969.
Purpose, refunding ($635,000)
capital r<$865,000).
Price,
100%
and
Smelting
with
Placed
Corp. 334%
,
Inc.
refunding.
Co.;
Oversubscribed.
insurance companies.
working
annually April
and Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
Ry.
for
Lundborg
Inc.;
Hallgarten & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.,
30
of
1655-1266,
Corp.
Nov.
*2,700,000 Apex
&
$6,000,000 New Orleans Public Service Inc. 3 '4% first mortgage bonds
due
Dec.
1,
1984.
Purpose,
for construction
program
Price, 102.718% and accrued interest. Offered bv White
AND
interest.".Underwritten
Dabney
Inc.,
Dann
&
Witter
COAL, COPPER, ETC.
Vitrified
and
working
Patterson.
&
Dean
1980.
group
due
due
V
&
Stern
ner;
a
1,500,000 Ampex
Fauset, Steele & Co.; First of Michigan
Johnston & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hirsch
&
Lerchen
Co.;
Merrill, Turben & Co.
Brothers;
Corp.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Coffin &
Collins & Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; Dick
Inc.
Gas Pipe Line
INDUSTRIAL
notes
Stearns
Bear,
Byrd
Yantis & Co.,
STEEL,
1,
American
Julien
Inc.;
Co.;
Ball,
Co.;
Burns,
Watling,
&
Securities
Common,
Manufacturing Co. 3%% promissory notea
due
annually, June 1, 1962-1982, inclusive.
Purpose, to.
repay bank loans and for working capital. Placed privately
3(4%
34-year
Co.;
Wertheim
Anthony
Tucker,
Union
Mining Co.
June
loans
Telegraph
&
Inc.;
Co.;
Co.;
Vieior,
*$15,000,000 AHis-Chalmers
(Inc.).
&
&
&
Co.;
4(4% first mortgage bonds, series A,
Purpose, for new construction.
Placed
privately with a group of life insurance companies (in¬
cluding Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.) through
Smith, Barney & Co., and Glore, Forgan & Co.
group
Kendall, Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
Schwabacher & Co.; Shields & Co/ Singer, Deane & Scrib
by
IRON,
due
first
Purpose,
Telephone
due
Bache
Copeland
Pressprich & Co.; Free¬
Ira Haupt & Co.; The
Inc.; McMaster Hutch¬
*
Inc.
Co.,
S.
F.
*$25,000,000 Reserve
McEvcy.
bonds
Walker
Co.,
&
$485,389,000
Norfolk;
&
Douglas
mortgage
cohstructicn
&
($521,000).
Co.; J. A. Overton & Co.;
2(4% equipment trust certificates,
annually Jan. 1, -1956 to 1965, inclusive
Purpose, for new equipment. Price, to yield from 1.40%
to 2.70%,
according to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Drexel &
Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
and
1,
Republic Co.
Milwaukee
"j
certificates,
maturity.
first
for
of
Corporation
Winslow,
Kalinan
construction
Co.;
Burr,
&
according
414%
H.
&
Trask
Neuhaus
Noel
pipe line bonds due June 1, 1975.
Purpose, refunding.
Placed
privately with 18 insurance companies through
White, Weld & Co., and Stone & Webster Securities Corp»
and
Inc.;
G.
and
Spencer
Alstyne,
*169,446,000 Transcontinental
Share
Bosworth,
Bond
Co.,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Van
Co.;
Co.,
Offered by
City
York, New Haven &
Hartford
RR. 3%
equipment
trust certificates due annually from Jan. 1, 1956 to
1970,
Inclusive.
Purpose, for new * equipment.
Price, to yield
3.25%,
Co.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields &
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scrib-
Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.; William
&
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Walter Stokes
Stroud & Company, Inc.; Swiss American Corp.;
Co.;
I.
Kraus;
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Weeden
investors.
England
path;
&
$3,345,000 New
to
and
&
Marache
Indianapolis
&
Francis
Burge
Granbsry,
&
Biyth
Corp.;
Corp.;
Ball,
Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
Staats
Co.;
Corp.;
bonds,
Price, 102.22% and accrued inter¬
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Allison-Williams
Co.; Aspden, Robinson & Co.; Auchincloss. Parker & Red-
due
1.75%
R.
&
bank loans
and accrued
from parent-company.
annually Jan. 1, 1956 to 1970, inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 1.65%
to 3%, according to maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart
&
Co. Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
Gregory & Son, Inc.; and McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
from
102.915%
Investment
Purpose,
Corp.; Ginther,
RR.
The
Smith,
ner;
All sold.
& Co.
repay
Boston
Hughes
Co.
through
debentures
&
Co.,
Gas
Nov.
new
Central
Inc.
Pacific
Scranton
Company;
1,
Dec.
mortgage
to
Securities
Inc.;
Company;
Inc.;
Co.,
1978.
1,
due
for
&
$1,575,000 Missouri
&
First
Witter
Raffensperger,
institutional
1970,
F.
&
Price,
The
Co.,
&
first
Purpose,
Weoster
*1,250,000 Missouri Telephone Co.
new
McMaster
Harris
privately
equipment.
Price, to yield
from
1.30%
to
2.35%, according to maturity.
Offered
by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Baxter. Williams & Co.;
Yantis
&
Dean
Co.;
Hutton
F.
Nov.
certificates,
semi-annually July 1. 1955 to Jan. 1,
Purpose,
&
31/4%
Co.
1984.
by
Stone
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
-
inclusive.
Offered
Sullivan
and Stroud
trust
due
privately.
Son,
Inc.;
RJbinson-
&
The
Co.;
and Tucker, Anthony
1,
construction,
new
Inc.;
est.
Central
bonds
due
F.
L.
Dec.
for
Gregory
Milwaukee
Lighting
due
*4,600,000 Minneapolis
Co., Inc.
$3,700,000 Illinois
bonds
Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Schwabacher & Co.; Walter Stokes &
Inc.;
Island
Corp.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Redpath; Ball, Burge & Kraus;
Brothers
Co.,
Hutzler;
Fairman,
by
Stern
Company;
G,
duPont
Co.; Rodman & Renshaw; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; Shields & Co.;
&
&
Coe; -The
&
&
Co.,
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Freeman & Company; Gregory &
Son, Inc.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; McMaster Hutch¬
inson & Co.; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatic
Corp,; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich &
Smithers
mortgage
Co.;
&
Freeman
interest.
RR.
interest.
first
Placed
Ohio
&
Underwood,
Co.; Thomas & Co.,
3..%% sinking fund debentures due
1980. +' Purpose, refunding.
Price, 100%
and ac¬
1,
crued
Placed privately.
mortgage
The
&
Co.;
&
series
according
Central
3 'A %
Co.
first
4%
construction.
Copeland
Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Rowles,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schmidt, Poole,
Roberts & Parke; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.;
Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Scott
&
Stringfellow;
Chas,
W.
&
Thomas
$15,000,000 Long
Mullaney,
Co.;
Corp.
new
&
Mosle
&
Bros.
Co.
&
Gas
for
Riter
Winston
mortgage bonds
Purpose, refunding ($14,050,000) and for new con¬
($950,000).
Price, 102%
and accrued interest.
Humphrey
to
Co.;
first
Purpose, for new construction.
Natural
Mackall
to maturity.
Offered by Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler; Drexel & Co., Inc.;
Union Securities
Corp.; and Stroud & Co., Inc.
.
Co.;
Rotan,
31/2 %
Patterson,
Corp.;
equip¬
X 3,800,000 Great Northern Ry. 2%% equipment trust certificates due
semi-annually June
1,
1955 to Dec.
1,
1969,
inclusive.
Purpose, for new equipment.
Price, to yield from 1.25%
The
mortgage bonds due
corporate purposes.
Placed
general
Curtis;
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.,
Inc.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Courts & Co.; Fauset,
Steele & Co.; First of Michigan
Pressprich & Co.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Baxter, Williams
Co.; Freeman & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Inc.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Ira Haupt & Co.; Julien
series
As-
Offered
yield from 1.40%
to 3%, according to
Offered by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; R. W.
maturity.
S.
Continental
first
struction
&
F.
for
Purpose,
$1^000,000 Laclede Gas
certificates, series TT, due semi-annually May 1,
Nov.
1
&
and
Co.
4.(4%
Ltd.
>*1,500.000 Cincinnati Gas & F.lectric Co.
Years)
RAILROADS
Jan.
Insurance
1
Purpose,
'
to
Life
Utilities,
privately with insurance companies.
j iong-Term
Wells
Mutual
Co.
surance
*4,000,000 Canadian
Corp.;
Webber, Jackson
Kendall, Inc.; Peters,
Writer & Christensen, Inc.; Phelps, Fenn &
Co.; Wm. E.
Pollock & Co., Inc.; Prescott, Shepard &
Co., Inc.; R. W.
Pressprich & Co.; Putnam & Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
&
Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.; Reynolds &
&
1969.
,
York
Pineapple
Purpose,
Life
Co.,
4%
Ltd.,
expansion.
tor
Insurance
promissory
Placed
notes
due,
privately with New
Co.
'
Company.
$56,770,000
"
PUBLIC
$158,000 Alaska
Telephone Co,
D'
due Dec*
etc.
Price,
by Tellier & Co.
*3,000,000 California
bonds
and
due
for
Valley
lateral
UTILITIES
70%
10-year
convertible
debentures.
tors
Purpose, for improvements'and
of principal amount.
Offered
March
new
&
1.
Telephone
1979.
construction.
bonds
Co.
Purpose,
Placed
3%%
to
first
repay
mortgage
bank
loans
privately with the John
new
,
first
mortgage
and
col¬
D,
due
27
Co.
due
Jan.
1,
1982.
Purpose, for new
privately to 39 institutional inves¬
insurance firms) .through The First
Dec.
1,
of
(R,
tual
Life
M.)
1969.
working capital.
Corp.,
5(4%
first
mortgage
bonds
Purpose,
Placed
Insurance
to repay bank loans and for
privately with Northwestern Mu¬
Co.
,
*25,000,000 Lowenstein
1984.
construction.
Co.
*1,500,000 Hollingshead
due
Corp.
.Insurance
ance
3%%
Sold
etc.
(including
Boston
Corp.
*350,000 Orange County Telephone
series
Water
Electric
trust
construction,
6%
1964-
additions,
**?Bl©00,000 Ohio
Co.
Purpose,
Placed
New
3%%
to
privately
York
and
note
first mortgage bonds
retire
bank
with
loans
the
Berkshire
and
Mutual
Life
due
(M.)
1974.
&
Sons,
Inc.,
20-year
Life
Insur¬
♦Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold
t Indicates
3%%
promissory
Purpose, to retire bank loans and for
for
competitively.
special offering.
'•
,
ex-
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2467)
11
*
another
and
America
of
Prudential Insurance
privately with
Placed
pansion.
Dec.
1,
Placed
due
Purpose,
1969.
Underwritten
Co.
"
;
Industries,
Chemical
*2,000,000 Northern
White,
'
by
4V2 %
Inc.,
of
Co.
op*
through
Weld &
bentures
Plastics
due,
Co.;
mon
stock
ture
and
John
by
1 par
one
the United States,
oi
R
$1,0001 per unit.
Inc.
Completed.
Boland
Co.,
6c
of
stocks
of
computed
Shields
new
ing fund
(Issues Maturing
Notes
1974.
Co.;
five-year
Corp.
Israel
by
to
company
writing;
79,380 Dallas
,v:
discount
public,
„•
..
*5,000,000 Associates
note.
4,848,800
and
Co.
of
privately
Placed
Purpose,
with New York Life
Price, at
electric
notes due 1966.
Placed privately
31,
Purpose,
1962.
bank
repay
Brothers. "
Lehman
through
to
laus
*$61,000,000
$2,600,000 Prcmonstratensian
tions
Offered by
INVESTMENT
E.
Corpora¬
■
.
3%-3.85%
Corp.)
1, 1956 to Dec. 1, 1969.
Price, 100% and accrued
B. C. Ziegler & Co.
TRADING,
TRUSTS,
HOLDING,
ETC.
10-year discount debentures,
to develop certain enterprises in Israel.
Corp.
$4,100,000 Ampal-American Israel
series
Affiliated
Two
The Lake
and
notes due March
new
construction.
fund
Purpose, for
interest.
ETC.
and
Fathers
Fathers
(Norbertine
sinking
Purpose,
clue
Jan.
1,
1957
to
July
1,
The
5%
to
&
1990.
due
by
1,
Auchincloss,
Offered
Parker
Price,
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Redpath; Baxter, Williams 61 Co.;
&
Pollock
E.
Thomas
and
Co.,
&
by
Inc.;
Salomon
Bros.
&
Hutzler;
6c
&
MISCELLANEOUS
*7,000,000 American Investment Co. of Illinois 4% subordinated notes
due June
1, 1969.
Purpose, refunding.
Placed privately
Peabody
Co.
&
*10,000,000 American Investment Co. of Illinois 314%
due
June
1,
1974.
Purpose, refunding.
•
-
Peabody
Kidder,
through
Co.
6c
promissory notes
Placed
privately
V
■
*25,000,000 Associates Investment Co. 3% senior term notes due Dec.
1, 1964.
Purpose, to reduce short-term borrowings. Placed
privately
with
Salomon
Bros.
*13,000,000 Columbia
Jan.
*5,000,000
investors
1973.
15,
Inc.
System,
Purpose,
for
414%
for
and
Corp.- 4'/8%
Finance
due
notes
Nov.
general
Paine,
Bros.
Hutzler
&
with
corporate
Jackson
The
sinking
refunding
($2,504,000).
Mutual
and The
York
New
capital
Webber,
subordinated
Purpose,
1969.
1,
working
through
Co.
&
Mutual
Curtis
Life
Benefit Life
fund
($2,496,000)
Placed
and
privately
Salomon
Insurance
Co.
of
1960-1969,
for.
($1,900,000).
Placed privately with New
Mutual
Life Insurance
Co.
and Continental
expansion
England
Co.
Assurance
22,642,400 El
■
•
working capital, etc.
Placed privately
with
Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co.
through Clement
A. Evans & Co., and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
for
Purpose,
1969.
Method
125,000 New
Finance Corp.
1,
Nov.
due
1969.
•600 000
nated
Co.
Finance
Pioneer
debentures
($120,000)
privately
and
with
capital debenture bonds
clue
6%
15,
1964.
fund subordi¬
Purpose,
*1 ' 600 ' 000
Assurance
refunding
working capital ($480,000).
Placed
Continental Assurance Co. and Central
for
1969.
-
-
•2 ' 500 ' 000
Purpose,
privately through Hemphill, Noyes & Co.-
Schuster
(Ed.)
&
Co.,
Inc.
4%
promissory notes
due
for expansion.
Placed privately
with
Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co. through
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
Dec.
1,
1974.
Purpose,
to
Offered
by
holders.
Underwritten
by
Co.,
&
&
Struthers
1
Dec.
due
1,
1957,
&
& Co.,
roeder,
Baker,
Co.;
Inc.;
ties
J.
Central
Boston
Equitable
Republic
&
Co.
Securities
Co.;
(Inc.);
Corp.;
Francis
Clark,
I.
Estabrook
and
Dodge
du
&
Pont
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
Co.;
The
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
bank
&
and
Pri:e, $100 per share.
by common stock¬
underwritten
by
loans.
subscription
for
shares
(5,598)
Robert
Baird
W.
Co.,
&
Inc.;
J.
Eichler
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.;
Dewar,
Dominick & Dominick; Eastman,
Elworthy & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; The First
Glore,
Hall
Forgan
&
&
&
Co.;
Hallowell,
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.,
Ryons
&
Marks & Co.;
Goldman, Sachs 6s
Sulzberger & Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Irving
Co.;
Lundborg
&
Co.;
Mason-Hagan, Inc.; MoCormicfc
Pierce,
Webber,
Fenner
Jackson
&
&
Beane;
&
Co.;
&
&
Curtis;
Schneider,
The
Quail
&
Ohio
Co.;
&
Hickman;
Shuman, Agnew £5
Co.;
Smith, Barney
William R. Staats & Co.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp.; Sutro & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; Vietor, Com¬
mon,
Dann & Co.;
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.;
G. H.
Walker & Co.; Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Dean Witter
Mosle
Rotan,
Co.;
Shields
& Co.;
&
Bernet
Co.;
Co.
Continental Telephone Co. 12,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock (par $25). Purpose, for addlimprovements.
Price,
at
par.
Offered
by
Weld & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
300,000 Georgia
cumulative
\
and
.tions
.
White,
and
Clement
A
-
-
:
at
Evans
A.
&
Co.,
Inc.
Power Corp. 12,430 shares of 5% class
stock (par $100). Purpose, refunding. Price,
Placed privately with a group of institutional
Mountain
♦1,243,000 Green
preferred
par.
investors.
1,921,880 Hackensack Water Co. 48,047 shares of common stock
(par $25). Purpose, for new construction and to increas®
investment in subsidiary.
Price, $40 per share to stock¬
holders and $43.75 per share to public.
Offered.by com¬
shares
and
shares
loans.
tion
1
subscription
for
pany
scribed
(805)
White,
by common
underwritten
Weld
&
Co.
stockholders.
by
The
First
Unsub¬
Bostoa
All sold.
Telephone
&
Telegraph Co. of Virginia 40,320
of capital stock (par $0).
Purpose, to repay bank
Price, at par.
Offered by company for subscrip¬
by
stockholders,
without
underwriting.
000,000 Illinois Telephone Co. 20,000 shares of 5'/2% cumulative*
preferred stock, series C (par $50).
Purpose, for new
construction.
Price, par and accrued dividends.
Under¬
written
Central
by
\/
Co.;
Inc.;
&
politan
..
.
.
J10 000 000
Dean
Republic
Collins
First
McLeod, Young, Weir,
Lester,
M.
Paine,
Co.;
St.
Co.;
Witter & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
Co. (Inc.); F. S. Moseley & Co.; Julie*
First Securities Co. of Chicago; Metro-
Louis
Co.;
Straus,
Blosser & McDowell.
Interstate Power Co. 200,000 shares of 4.36% cumulative
preferred stock (par $50).
Purpose, refunding ($5,000,000) and to repay bank loans and for new construction*
($5,000,000).
Price, $51.05 per share and accrued divi¬
dends.
Offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; William Blair & Co.; Dick &s
Merle-Smith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.; First of Michiga*
Corp.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery„
Marache & Co.; Gregory & Son, Inc.; Hallgarten & Co.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger & Co.;
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
Inc.; The Illinois Co.; W. C. Langley & Co.; McDonall
& Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
(Continued on page 12)
i
•
Issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively.
Peabody &
Laurence M. Marks & Co.;
Dean-Witter
for
Ripley
Schwabaeher
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard
Freres"& Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
&
Co.,
Co.
Merrill Lynch,
Partners Ltd., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hem¬
Kidder,
Corp.;
Fay;
Hornblower &
Weeks;
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrlchs & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E.
& Co.; Ingalls & Snyder; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Freres
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman
& Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
&
Securities
Corp.; Victor, Common,
Inc.; G. H. Walker
Durst,
&'
phill, Noyes & Co.; H. Hentz & Co.; Hirsch & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks;
E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton &
Co.;
&
Brothers;
1964.
&
Hallgarten
Quail
Pancoast;
Corp.;
Lazard
Corp.;
&
Webster
&
&
&
Bateman,
&
Co.;
Laurence
First of Michigan Corp.; Folger, Nolan-W.
Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton. Reid & Co.; Goldman, Sachs
Harris
Stone
Co.;
&
Wesley
Co.;
Dominick & Dominick; The Dominion Securi¬
Drexel
Beane;
&
Dain
M.
Estabrook
and 4% exter¬
1958,- 1959
Stanley & Co.; Smith, Barney & Co.; A. C. Allyn
Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Arnhold & S. Bleich¬
Inc.; Bache & Co.; Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.;
Weeks & Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; William Blair
Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex.
& Sons; Burnham & Co.; Burns Bros. & Denton,
Corp.;
£5
Curtis;
Gas Co. 226,424 shares of $4.40 con¬
preferred stock, series of 1954 (no par).
Blyth
Dillon &
for
Courts & Co.;
&
shares were issued in exchange
convertible second preferred stock.
repay
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
.
\
& Co.;
& Co.
Wood,
improvements, etc. Price, 100% and accrued
interest for the 3%%, 3 V2 % and 3%% bonds and 99 V2 %
and accrued interest for the 4%
bonds. Underwritten by
Morgan
Inc.; 'McCor-
Fenner
Jackson
Securities
Lerchen
company
Robertson
i
Co.
bonds
Pierce,
& Co.; A. G. Becker £5
Bosworth, .Sullivan
Co.,
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic Co.
(Inc.);
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon £5
Co.
Union
&
(Kingdom of) 3%%, 3V2%, 3%%
loan
Purpose,
Mason-Ilagan,
Webber,
25,088
Weld
Barth
201,600 Home
Stroud
Co.;
Trask
Co.;
Lynch,
Unsubscribed
White,
Inc.; Swiss American Corp.;
Boston
Co.
Super Markets, Inc. promissory notes due Dec. 1,
for expansion and working capital. Placed
Publix
par).
loans
& Co.; Schneider, Bernet & Hickman;
Fox;
second
Hutton
B.
Life
con¬
(no
bank
Labouisse,
Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
H. Walker & Co.; White, Weld
Wood, Gundy & Co.
Inc.; and Wood, Struthers
Dean Witter & Co.; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; and
Brown
10-vear sinking
Nov.
1954
repay
Natural
Paso
Purpose,
?
Securities Corp.; G.
&
without underwriting.
to public,
pany
6%
refunding
($111,475) and
Price, at par. Offered by com¬
Purpose,
working capital-($13,525).
of
to
share.
per
Wagenseller
Co.;
Walling,
Corp.
&
&
Union
additional
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill & Co.;
Shields
& Company;
Smith, Barney & Co.; William R.
Staats
&
&
Co.;
Harriman
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; Dominick & Dcminick;
The
Dominion
Securities
Corp.; Drexel &
Co.; Francis
I. du Pont & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook
& Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan Corpj;
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Fulton,-Reid &
Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Harriman
Ripley
& Co.,
Inc.; Harris & Partners Limited, Inc.;
Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone Sc Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
W. E. Hutton & Co.; The Illinois Co.; Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.;
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee
Higginson Coip.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; McLeod, Young, V/eir,
Inc.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner 6c Beane; Mills, Spence
& Co., Inc.; Model, Roland & Stone; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Mullaney, Wells & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific Northwest
Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.;
Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoell- •
nal
debentures due Dec. 1,
Meyer
vertible
&
Bros.
30,000,000 Belgium
Linen Service Corp. 4%
*5,500,000 National
and
Shields & Co.; Shuman, Agnew & Co.;
Co.; William R. Staats & Col; Stern,
outstanding $4.40
Simmons;
&
Spencer
Insurance Co.
Loan Corp. 4% subordinated notes due Dec. 1,
inclusive/Purpose, refunding ($1,600,000) and
•3,500,000 Liberty
-
promissory
America
General
v.
through
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance
and Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
purposes.
of
institutional
-
9
Hutzler.
&
Broadcasting
due
motes
of
group
a
$100
Merrill
Paine,
Barney
Co.;
An
Blair & Co. Inc.; William Blair & Co.; Blunt
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons;
Denton, Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Inc.;
Co.,
Ellis
Co.;
&
& Co., Inc.; A. E. Ames & Co., Inc.; Arnhold 6c S.
Bleichroeder, Inc.; Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Rob¬
ert W.
Baird & Co., Inc.; Baker, Weeks & Co.;
Bear,
Stearns 6c Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Bell, Gouinlock
Burns
Kidder,
Texas
Co.;
Co.; Rotan, Mcsle
Dann
Co.
&
Co.;
&
Allyn
f
$11,350,000
through
series
($3,929,500)
Marks
M.
&
Sutro
$25,000,000 Australia
(Commonwealth of) 15-year 33/t% bonds due,
Dec. 1, 1969.
Purpose, refunding. Price, 99% plus accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co.; A. C.
Co.
&
by
$4.40
Co.;
Ohio
Hooker
Blair &• Co. Inc.; Clayton Securities Corp.; Dick &.MerleSmith; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.;
Wm.
for
of
&
Frank,
Gregory & Son, Inc.;
Foreign Governments
1
trust bonds
102.91% and
collateral
refunding.
Purpose,
interest.
accrued
35/a%
Associates.
1979.
without underwriting.
to public,
company
Utilities
Dec.
&
stock,
shares
Co.;
&
Smith,
Nuveen
Cartwright
to net an aggregate of $2,502,111, yielding a return
equal to compound interest at the rate of 5% per annum.
Offered
preferred
48,488
Schwabaeher & Co.;
Price,
47,250,000 Eastern
Co.
&
mick
3%%
Authority,
McDougal & Con¬
don, Inc.; Townsend, Dabney and Tyson; Robert N. Tuller
Co.; J. B. Hanauer & Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
J. R.
Ross & Co.; Park, Ryan, Inc.;, Cutter, Plummer & Bennett;
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc.; Emanuel, Deetjen 6c Co.;
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill Inc.; Clement A. Evans & Co.
Inc.; Fulton, Reid & Co.; Taylor & Co.; Watklns, Mor¬
row
& Co.; Butcher & Sherrerd; F.
Britain Kennedy &
Co.; J. G. White & Co. Inc.; Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co.
Inc.;
Stubbs,
Smith
6c
Lombardo,
Inc.; Berman,
Selonick & Co.; George P. Fogg & Co.; Fauset, Steele &
Co.; Janney & Co.; Julius A. Rippel, Inc.;
The W. C.
Thornburgh Co.; Walter, Woody and Heimerdinger; Widmann
& Co.; Draper, Sears & Co.; Bohmer-Reinhart &
Co.; Ellis & Co.;
Lakeside Securities Corp.; Magnus &
Col; J. A. Overton & Co.; Pohl & Co., Inc.; Shaughnessy
& Co.,
Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; and Sweney,
/
;
Gas
Fay;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Howard,
Weil,
Friedrlchs & Co.; E, F. Hutton & Co.; W. E.
Ingalls & Snyder, Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Lazard,
Freres
&
Co.;
Lee
Higginson
Corp.;
Lehman
Brothers; Lester, Ryons & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.;
...
Resources
bonds,
& Co.;
Goodbody
"
BUILDINGS,
LAND,
underwriting.
Labouisse,
(Inc.); Andrews & Wells, Inc.; Byrne and Phelps, Inc.;
Co.
4%% secured notes due 1969.
certain oil production payments.
purchase
without
subscribed
were
stock
Elworthy
Hutton
Offered by; Ira Haupt & Co.; Allen
& Co. (Inc.); Baxter, Williams &
Bache & Co.; Francis I. duPcnt & Co.; Stifel, Nico&
Co
Inc.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Central Republic
John
Co.;
Co.;
Corp.
Sacden
&
Hooker
maturity.
to
&
Purpose, to
Placed pri¬
vately with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
*3,000,000
shares
common
Price, $140
subscription
by
& Co.; Equitable Securities
Corp.;
Esta¬
Co.; Fainnan, Harris & Co., Inc.; The First
Corp.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs £5
Co.;
Wesley Hall & Co.; Hallowed, Sulzberger & Co.;
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
redeem short-term notes and for new con¬
Price, to yield from 1.50%
to 3.37V2%, ac¬
to
struction.
Placed privately
loans.
of
costs.
for
Clark, Dodge & Co.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weednn & Co.;
J. M. Dain & Co.; Davis, Skaggs & Co.; Dewar, Robertson
&
Pancoast;
Dominick & Dominick; Eastman, Dillon £5
States Possessions
revenue
Purpose,
promissory notes, series B, due Dec.
Co. 4%
shaves
company
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.; J.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co.
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.;
Inc.; Butcher & Sherrerd; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Offered by Macdonald G. Newr
par.
Water
Rico
cording
Monterey Oil
Weld
Barth
Laurence
*32,000,000 Monterey Oil Co. 4% promissory notes, series A, due Dec.
31, 1962.
Purpose, to repay bank loans.
Placed privately
through Lehman Brothers.
*10,000,000
Natural
second
White,
and Government Agency Issues
United
Co.
Insurance
are
parent.
refunding
($)19,300).
Price,
Co.
comb, New York fiscal agent.
tl2,500,000 Puerto
Oil Co. 5%
12-year promissory
for general corporate purposes.
•10,500,000 Langdell
Taso
brook
Mutual
with
pre¬
stock
Boston
York.
New
38,ol5
Purpose,
$7,000,000
refunding.
capital.
working
Insurance
El
567
construction
by
stockholders,
common
the
Co.
for
Offered
Co.,
vertible
without under*-'
: y'- ■ y-
Co.
one-year
114%
senior-terni
to reduce short-term borrowings.
Placed
institutional investors.
.{;•
with
Purpose,
additional
Utilities
Investment
Purpose,
10-year 4Vi'% secured note. Purpose, to repay
bank loans, for drilling operations and for capital expendi¬
tures
while
par,
common
UTILITIES
Light
&
share.
An
V' V
Drilling Co.
Life
at
of
John Kormendi Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Christensen, Inc.; Chas. W. Scranton &
Corp.; and Harold E. Wood & Co.
&
Power
par).
minority
deben-r
23-month 1%%
senior-term
note.
Purpose, to reduce short-term borrowings.
Placed
privately with institutional investors.
Glasscock
G.
C.
classes
Securities
per
MISCELLANEOUS
Investment
*$2,000,000 Associates
OIL
and
taken
are
all
Share Corp.;
Writer
Union
Co.;
Co.
and
William Blair & Co.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
and
Peters,
ETC.
HOLDING,
Purpose,
D.
Offered
annum.
■
15-year unsecured sink¬
Oil
value
par
value
par
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Indianapolis
Burr;
for development of Israel enter*
prises. Price, to net an aggregate of $2,407,353 and yield
a
return equal to compound interest at rate of 4>/2%
per
series
tures,
Farm Loan
G.)-Tidelands
no
Whip¬
Insurance Co.
Life
TRADING,
TRUSTS,
$3,000,000 Ampal-American
July 1, 1^69. Puipose. to repay bank
privately with Massachusetts Mutual Life
(C.
Inc., and Wood,
their offering prices.)
at
ple & Co.;
$62,815,000 Federal Intermediate Credit Banks 1.45% consolidated de¬
bentures dated Jan. 3, 1955 and due Oct. 3, 1955. Purpose,
Glasscock
Gundy & Co.,
Oversubscribed.
stated
a
(no
$117,995,000
*$5,500,000
Phoenix Mutual
INVESTMENT
Co.
Insurance
Wood,
Co.;
Inc.;
notes due,
Placed
loans.
with
privately
*700,000 Western Precipitation Corp., 4Vi%
Anthony & Co.; Union Securities Corp.;
Wertheim & Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
&
PUBLIC
Placed privately through Coffin &
construction.
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
Co.;
Corp.;
Spencer Trask
Power & Light Co. 75,000 shares of 4.20%
cumu¬
preferred stock (par $100..
Purpose, for new con¬
struction. Price, $101.75 per share and accrued dividends.
Offered by Stone & Webster Securities Corp.; Bacon,
UTILITIES
PUBLIC
debentures,
convertible
5%
for
Inc.,
&
Securities
Corp.;
STOCKS
stocks
ferred
West Virginia Water Service Co. 3>/8% first mortgage bonds
aue
March 1, 1957.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
*$500,000
due
Dec.
1,
1966.
Purpose,
expansion.
Price, 100% and
accrued interest.
Underwritten by Van Alstyne, Noel &
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Brooke & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Crowell, Weeaon & Co.; Doolittle & Co,; Francis I. duPont & Co.; Faivman, Harris & Co., Inc.; First Securities
Co., of Chicago; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Peirington,
Colket & Co.;
Pvescoit, Shepard & Co., Inei;
Reynolds'& Co., Inc.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc. and
Servomechanisms,
Webster
$55,000,000
%
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Placed privately with
the Metropolitan Liie
I\iurunce Co. and the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United States.
V
2,000,000
&
American
Walker & Co.;
Offered
promissory notes due,
•20,000,000 Remington Rand, Inc., 3%%
Tucker,
Swiss
Witter
Up to and Including Five Years)
of one $1,000 deben¬
Purpose, for equipment:
stock.
Price,
etc.
Inc.;
.
and
Bonds
Short-Term
in units
cent)
shares
100
capital,
working
Co.,
Stone
lative
1960,
1,
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Schoell-
Co.;
?$7,500,000 Central
5V2% six-year convertible de¬
and 29,500 shares of
com¬
Corp.,
Oct.
Co.;
&
Dean
Bond
295,000 Reinforced
S.
G. H.
$133,775,000
Inc., 3%fo
promissory note due, Dec. 1, 1974.
Puipose, to acquire stock of Alaska Pine & Cellulose, Ltd.
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
■.
&
Society of the United States.
\
& Co.
Weld
White,
&;
Stores, Inc. 4%
debentures, series B, due
reiunding ($550,000) and to reduce bank
expansion ($450,000). Placed privately.
for
Woolworth (F. W.) Co. 3.1% promissory notes due I960-;
1975,
inclusive.
Purpose,
for
expansion and
improve-?
ments.
Placed
privately with Equitable Life
Assurance
♦40,000,000
#20,000,000 Rayonier,
•>{ ® <
Smithers
(Preferred
notes, series B, due June 1, 1966. Puipose, for expansion.
Placed privately with New England Mutual Life Insurance
".V
F.
Webber,
Rothschild &
S.
Stroud
first mortgage
_
F.
F.
Purpose,
and
Stone;
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Shearson, Hammill
life
a
World Airlines,
Inc. 3%%
equipment mortgage
sinking fund bonds due Dec. 1, 1963. Purpose, refunding)
Placed
privately with Equitable Life Assurance Society
Inc., 15-year 5V2%
sub¬
ordinated debentures, due Dec. 1, 1969, and 100.000 shares
of common stock, class B (no par)
in units of a $1,000
debenture and 20 shares of stock.
Purpose; for expansion.
$1,120 per unit.
Oversubscribed.
L.
pri¬
Placed
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co. to
& Co.;
note
promissory
expansion.
for
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Beane;
Model,
Moseley & Co.; Pacific Northwest
Jackson & Curtis; R. W. Pressprich
Reynolds & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
&
Paine,
*15,000,000 Trans
Industries,
Price,
10-year
Inc.
Merrill
Co.;
Struthers & Co.
promissory notes due, Sept.
to
Chemical
5,000,000 Northern
Co.,
Purpose,
Inc.;
Roland
company.
Valu
1968.
repay bank loans.
Placed privately
with institutional investors through The First Boston Corp.
1,
Super
*1,000,000
loans
*1,000,000 Miles Laboratories, Inc., 3Vb%
1964.
1,
insurance
underwriting.
without
Markets
Deal
Dec.
vately through Folger,
Inc., 5%
subordinated debenture
notes due in 6, 3, 10 and 15 years from date of issuance.
Purpose, refunding.
Price, at 100% (in denominations of
$100
or
multiples thereof).
Offered by corporation to
public
Square
*750,000
Cooperatives,
500,000 Midland
Finance
Co.
3.90%
subordinated
notes
due
1969.
Purpose, for general corporate
purposes.
privately through The First Boston Corp.
*3,200,000 Seaboard
Co.
firm.
insurance
10-year 5% subordinated debentures
due Dec. 1, 1964.
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Placed privately through Lehman Brothers. I
*500,000 Luria-Cournand, Inc.,
1
Represents
t Indicates
special offering.
12
(2468)
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING
(Continued from page 11)
W.
R.
Reynolds Ac Co., Jnc.; Salomon
Stetson Securities Corp., and Win.slow,
Pressprich
Ac Hutzler;
Bros.
Co.;
Ac
Douglas Ac McEvoy.
$1,397,700 Mississippi
Power
Placed
&
shares of 4.56%
13,977
Co,
stock
preferred
(par
&
Cunningham,
Inc.;
Ac
Gunn
additional
like
a
of
Price,
exchange
$100).
Ac
for
Life
/'
preferred stock.
to
repay
Purpose,
Insurance
Virginia
York
New
(par
Price,
$29
bv
&
Co.
Power
$10).
ferred
(par
Under¬
Bell
Ac
Nolan-W.
B.
Galleher
Ac
Co.,
Hibbs
Ac
Co.,
Fulton,
Inc.;
Kidder,
Peabody
Brothers;
Ac
W.
Co.;
Mackall
Reid
Ac
Langley
C.
Horner
Trask
Anthony
Ayres,
Ac
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Farrell,
Ac
Co.;
Ac
of
Co,
of
$1.50
sinking
and 20,000 shares of
of
fund
bank
loans
and
for
pre¬
Inc.; H.
Co.;
(l^ar $lt.
and
Purpose,
for
expansion
Co.
Offered
of 5%
cumu¬
20
Ltd.
(Inc.);
Francis
150,000
Mackie,
speculation."
a
shares
Price,
shares
Inc.
of
etc.
a
$1
As
$4
Co.,
of
ferred
stock
stock
Gulf
M.
R.
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Simon
Staats
Hill
Richards
&
Co.;
Hooker
Shields
Ac Co.; Shumah, Agnew Ate
Smith, Barney Ac Co.; Wil¬
Stein Bros.
Ac • Boyce;
Stem,
Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.;
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.;
Fox;
Oil
Offered
&
Gas
and
stock
common
$1).
Purpose,
etc.,
expenses.
written
by
Parker
Co.;
Ac
Allen
to
I.
Ac
Ac
Ac
Ac
Ac
D.
stock
for
drill¬
Co.;
Eichler
Crockett
Ellis
Ac
Under¬
Auchincloss,
Bateman,
Co.;
H.
capital
and
share.
per
Co.;
Cowen
Co.;
of
loans
$5.25
Abraham
Baird
Ac
shares
bank
repay
Co.;
Co.;
duPont
speculation."
a
700,000
Price,
Redpath;
Courts
Francis
Golden-
"as
Co.
(par
Co.;
As
Ac
Co.;
Franklin,
Meyer Ac Barnett; French Ac Co.; Fridley & Hess; Goodbody Ac Co.; R. H. Goodwin Ac Co.;
Hamershlag, Borg
Ac
Co.; Hamlin Ac Lunt; Hardy Ac Co.; Hirsgh Ac
Co.;
(par
E.
F.
Hutton
Ac
Co.; A. M. Kidder Ac Co.;
LaMaster
McDonald Ac Co.;
Moroney, Beissner & Co.; J.
Perkins Ac Co.; J. R. Phillips Investment
Co., Inc.;
Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co.; Riter Ac Co.; Rotan, Mosle Aa
Ac
Co.;
300,000 Blue
Mountain
stock
(par one
opment costs.
Co.
"as
300,000 Century
a
cent).
Inc.
Mines,
10
(par
shares
2,535
$100).
of
for
through
Co.
5%
cumulative
general
Lehman
200,000
shares
2,000,000
shares
of
and
by
Corp.
share.
per
As
Offered by Tellier
•1,100,000 National
'
shares
300,000
of
(par $1).
stock
common
share.
cents).
Purpose, for exploration costs, working
Price,
$1
per
share.
Offered
by
James
Anthony Securities Corp. "as a speculation." All sold.
capital,
Uranium
"as
300,000 Dallas
stock
speculation."
a
Uranium
(par
10
velopment
Rice &
Oil
&
cents).
costs.
Co., Inc. "as
750,000 Edgemont
Mining
stock
common
drilling
10
(par
cents).
exploration and de¬
Offered
by Brereton,
Price,
a
Inc.
Corp.
cent).
one
expenses.
Uranium,
for
par.
Uranium
(par
Purpose,
speculation."
400,000
per
of
Purpose, for exploration
Uranium
10 cents).
Corp.
1,000,000
shares
of
for equipment
share.
Offered
and
295
stock
common
Purpose,
in
Hickory
(par
10
Copper Co.
cents).
expenses.
Purpose,
Price,
40
Investing Corp. "as
Jato
750,000
cents
a
shares
of
All
Co.
2,290,00
shares
(par
stock
common
Mountain
75,000 Pineco
(par
Purpose, for development costs and equip¬
three cents per share.
Offered by Rocky
Price,
cent).
Price,
Corp.
5,000,000
Purpose,
l'/2
cents
shares
for drilling
per
share.
of
Offered
shares
Mining
common
Exploration,
&
stock
(par
one
equip¬
cents
299,000 United
Ac
Inc.
and
Crerie
Ac
Co.,
Inc,
a
on
Lithium
stock
Morris
2,000
shares
of
class
A
Corp.
See
29,500
under
column
shares
of
common
"Long-Term Bonds
of
this
$9.25
to
public.
and
Ac
Weedon
by
company
for
rr
<•
$7,739,450
•
T
,
Co.
285,005
shares
of
common
son,
Sutro
Ac
Ac
Co.;
Co.,
Co.;
J.
M.
C.
E.
Allison
Wheat
and Bingham,
Ac
Walter
Ac
Co.;
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Dittmar
Hurry,
Inc.
Ac
First
Co.;
Over¬
subscribed.
285,000 Great Western
)
to
Co.;
stock
(par
acquisitions,
company
Allen
8s
Hallgarten 8s
Thalmann Ac Co.,
Ladenburg,
Inc. 3,000,000 shares of 7%
cumulative
(par one cent). Purpose, refunding ($10,capital expenditures and working capital
Price, 10 cents per share. Offered by
Corp.
2,999
of
class
A
Petroleum
five
cents)..
etc.
to public.
Price,
Corp. 1,140,000 shares of capital
Purpose, for drilling expenses,
cents per share.
Offered by
25
common
Purpose, to make loans and for pay¬
Charles G. Hatay in construction of machine.
Offered by Allied Research Ar Service
Corp.
par.
Discount
Co.
of
Georgia 15,000 shares of 5%
series 1954 (par $50). Purpose,
at par and accrued dividends.
Price,
Underwritten
&
company
shares
$100).
Dr.
Price, at
by
A. M.
Law
Ar
Johnson.
Co.;
Lane,
Space
Co.,
Inc.; Interstate Securities Corp.; Carolina Securi¬
Corp.; Citizens Trust Co.; Courts Ac Co.; G. H. Crawword
Co., Inc.;
Dargen Ac Co.; First Securities Corp.;
ties
Alester G. Furman Co.; Frost, Read Ac
Simons;
Smith V. M. Manning;
McCarley Ac
Co.,
Lewis
Neal
Ac
Ac
299,200 Atlas
Co.;
of
T.
Waggoner.
Mills;
stock
74,800
(par
for
Dollar
Food
Ac
shares
stock
Corp.
8s
McDaniel
and
Price,
Purpose,
per
20-cent
$4
per
100,000
for
share.
and
Purpose,
Wyatt,
unit.
of
shares
expansion
Offered By
shares
expansion
Offered
cumulative
74,300
for
of
common
and
working
by Baruch
Brothers
Co., Inc. and Milton D. Blauner Ac Co., Inc.
300,000 Chinchilla
Jackson
Inc.;
Norris.
of
cents).
Stores;' Inc.
stock
(par $1).
capital. Price, $3
M.
(par $2.50)
10
working capital.
George A. Searight.
300,000 Big
Edgar
Oversubscribed.
Corp.
preferred stock
common
and
H.
Credit
convertible
Ail sold.
America 1,200,000 shares of common
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
share. Offered by Kelleher Securities
(par three cents).
Price,
25
cents
per
Corp.
\
97,623 Hot Shoppes, Inc. 11,485 shares of common stock
(par $t).
Purpose, for expansion.
Price, $8.50 per share.
Offered
by company for subscription by employees.
270,840 Minnesota Vaiiey Natural Gas Co. 17,760 shsires of com¬
mon
stock (par $10).
Purpose,, to repay bank loans and
for working capital. Price, $15.25
per share.
Underwritten
by Woodard-Elwood Co. and Harold E. Wood Ac Co. Com¬
pleted.
(par
per
employees.
$1).
common
$10).
Purpose,
for working
capital.
Price,
Offered by company for
subscription by
Completed.
share.
47,250 One-Hour Valet,
Purpose,
Inc.
9,450
shares
of
stock
common
(par
for
expansion.
Price, $5 per share. Under¬
Dickson Ac Co.; Courts Ac Co.;
Clark,
Landstreet Ac Kirkpatrick, Inc., and
Willis, Kenny Ac Ayers,
Inc.
Oversubscribed.
written
by
R.
S.
300,000 Provident .Security Life
capital stock (par $1).
surplus.
public,
&
Ac
Abercrombie
,
Co.;
cumulative preferred stock,
for working capital.
stock
(C.
G.)-Tidelands Oil
Co.
215,000 shares of
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, to repay bank loans
purchase stock of C. G. Glasscock Drilling Co.
Southwest
2,750,000 shares of common
stock
(par 10 cents).
Purpose, for development and ex¬
ploratory expenses.
Price, at par.
Offered
by L. A.
Huey Co.
Ac
Co.,
(par
$14.25
Co.;
Dewar, Robertson Ac Pancoast; Straus,
McDowell; Underwood, Neuhaus Ac Co.; Wil¬
Johnson Ac Higgins; Lester, Ryons Ac Co.;
Lovett
Blosser
develop¬
speculation."
a
public, without underwriting.
750,000 American
Underwritten
by
Eichler
Ac
Co.;
$11 per share.
Underwritten by First California
Eastman, Dillon Ac Co.; William R. Staats As Co.;
Bateman, Eichler A: Co.; Scherck, Richter Co.; Crowell,
Co.
and
Cooaabs Ac Co.
for
and
ments
Notes"
$1).
to
stock
common
by
stock
stock
stock
Co.;
2,990,000 shares of common
for exploration and de¬
Price, at par. Offered by Thorn¬
Co. and Peter Morgan Ac Co.
275,000 Western Empire Uranium
Gas
&
Son;
Shawell
BUILDINGS, ETC.
299,900 Allied-Manchester
article.
Offered
Trash
($290,000).
to
common
Price,
Corp.
,
stock
and
(par 10 cents).
Purpose,
velopment expenses, etc.
D.
Co.
Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for expansion, working capital and
corporate purposes.
Price, $8 per share to stock¬
common
best
of
exploration
Offered
by Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades Ac
Lazard Freres Ac Co.; Wertheim Ac Co.;
000)
cumulative
Metals
Oil
Ac
MISCELLANEOUS
2,365,000 Glasscock
by
Otis,
States
6%
Purpose, for acquisitions and working capital.
Price, $5 per share. Offered by company for subscription
by stockholders, without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
basis.
shares
for
par.
27,232 Minnesota Valley Natural Gas Co. 1,911 shares of
(par
per
2,500,000
Purpose/
Co.; Bear, Stearns
and Sutro Ac Co.
$300,000 ABS
article.
$1).
$1,425,025 Aztec
3,250,000
Purpose, for
2,625,000 Stancan Uranium Corp. 1,750,000 shares of common
stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, to purchase mining claims and
for working
capital.
Price, $1.50 per share.
Offered
efforts
of
$12,589,849
Pioneer
Inc.
cent).
exploration and development costs.
Price, ~ll/2
share.
Offered by Weber Investment Co.
Gearhart
,
OIL
Uranium
of
and
by
Investment Co.
48,750 Sheba
stock
common
expenses
cent).
Underwritten
Purpose,
Plastics
and
Rupe
Hutzler;
Oversubscribed.
Price, at
Washington, D.--C., "as
Co.;
subscription by common stockholders. Unsubscribed shares
(3,875)
underwritten
by
Barret,
Fitch,
North
Ac
Co.;
Burke Ac MacDonald, Inc.;
Prescott, Wright, Snider Co.,
and The Small-Milburn
Co., Inc.
Securities.
Uranium
one
ment.
this
shares
Glass
holders
'par one cent).
ment.
$5).
preceding
404,854 Whitaker
sold.
of
27,500
Bingham, Walter Ac Hurry, Inc.; Brush, Slocumb Ac Co.
Inc.; Crowell, Weedon Ac CO.; Davis, Skaggs Ac
Co.; First
California Co.; Gross, Rogers, Barbour, Smith Ac
Co., and
Paine, Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis. Oversubscribed.
stock
common
Ac
pany for subscription by stockholders of Hilton Hotels
Corp.,
except the members of its executive group. Oversubscribed.
$5).
other
Uranium
Co.
capital, etc.
Price,
$8.75
per
share.
Wagenseller
Ac
Durst,
Inc.;
Bateman,
for exploration and development
per share.
Offered by General
speculation."
preceding column of
525,000 Western Precipitation Corp. 60,000 shares of capital stock
(par $1). Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
working
Corp.
Co.
Corp.
expenses.
preferred
Fibre Corp. 50,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for capital expenditures and working
capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by Keith,
Reed Ac Co.,
Inc.; Eppler, Guerin Ac Turner; Mulr Investment
Corp.;
Texas National Corp., and Chas. B. White Ac Co.
1,370,000 shares of
common
stock (par one cent).
Purpose, for exploration
and
development expenses.
Price, 20 cents per share.
Offered by company to
public, without underwriting.
300,000 Old
a
Ac
Oil
LAND,
and
cent).
one
(par
170,000 Mayday Uranium Co. 17,000,000 shares of common stock
(par one-half cent).
Purpose, for exploration and de¬
velopment expenses.
Price, one cent per share.
Offered
by Utah Uranium Brokers "as a speculation.'*1
Mining
a
Reflector
Reinforced
250,000 Texas
speculation."
Uranium
per
Dallas
Bros.
$6,448,948 Statler Hotels Delaware Corp. 1,004,509 shares of common
stock (par $1).
Purpose, for acquisition of properties and
working capital. Price, $6.42 per share. Offered by com¬
stock
Price, $27.50
Williston
one
of
preferred
(par
(par
for exploration and development
costs
and
for
acquisition, etc.
Price, $1.25 per share.
Offered by French Ac Co. and Peter
Morgan & Co. "as
294,000 Nacimiente
working capital.
capital
Co.;
$21,100,025
for
expansion
and
working
capital.
Price, $6.12>/2 per share. Offered by Kay, Rich¬
ards
Ac Co.; Kroeze McLarty Ac
Co.; Reed, Lear Ac Co.;
Hulme,
Applegate
Ac
Humphrey,
Inc.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz Ac Co., Inc.; Arthurs,
Lestrange Ac Co.; Fauset,
Steele Ac Co., and Simpson,
Emery Ac Co., Inc.
stock
common
of
in
expansion
stock
development
Offered by company
shares
of
Ac
Salomon
privately.
Reflector
12,250 Pittsburgh
All sold.
shares
etc.
Price, 25 cents per share.
public, without underwriting.
(par
3,000,000
cents
25
costs,
1,250,000 Loma
common
speculation."
a
&
by Capper & Co. "as
100,000 Globe
at
shares
accrued
shares of
3,000,000
for
40,000
.stock, series A (par $10).
Purpose,
working capital.
Price, at par and
dividends.
Offered
by
Kay, Richards Ac Co.;
Kroeze McLarty Ac Co.; Reed, Lear Ac
Co.; Hulme, Applegate Ac Humphrey, Inc.; Cunningham, Schmertz Ac
Co.,
Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange Ac Co.; Fauset, Steele Ac
Co., and
Simpson, Emery Ac Co., Inc.
for
Purpose,
Price,
Notes"
convertible
All sold.
Corp.
Purpose,
Placed
275,000 Pittsburgh
10
(par
and
and
and
Corp.
2,900,000
shares of
capital
cents). Purpose, for drilling, etc. expenses
equipment.
Price, at par.
Offered by Whitney Ac
stock
Corp.
600,000 Northern Chemical Industries, Inc. 100.0C0 shares of class
B common stock
(no par).
See under "Long-Term Bonds
etc.
290,000 Col-U-Mex
Research
R.
ment
common
Morris As Co.;
Halle As Stieglitz;
H. Hentz As
Johnston, Lemon As Co.; A. M. Kidder As Co. ; D.
Lomasney As Co.; Reinholdt As Gardner; O. H. Wibbing
Co.; Willis, Kenny As Ayers, Inc., and
Woodcock, Hess
Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
Winston
Inc.;
(par
Purpose, for equipment, capital
working capital.
Price,
$11.25
per
Van Alstyne, Noel As Co.; Bioren As
Gildden,
As
J.
cents).
Olfered
Co.,
25,000 Thunderbolt
Co.;
A.
of
*
corporate
Brothers.
Rowles,
Ac
Co.;
Shearson, Hammill Ac Co.; Sutro Bros * Ac Co.;
Underwood, Neuhaus Ac Co.; Chas. B. White Ac Co., and
pre¬
v
Purpose,
privately
Co.;
Purpose, for exploratory and devel¬
Price, 15 cents
speculation."
Uranium
five
(par
Cranium
Russ
Ac
Boenning As Co.; J. C. Bradford As Co.; Butcher As
Sherrerd; Clayton Securities Corp.; Cohen, Simonson As
Co.; Cohu As Co.; Dooltttle As Co.; Draper, Sears As
Co.;
Dreyfus As Co.; Francis I. duPont As Co,; Ferris As
$294,000 Big Red Cranium Co. 2,940,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent). Purpose, for exploration and development
costs.
Price, 10 cents per share. Offered by Honnold &
Co., Inc. "as a speculation."
Copper;
share.
Sulphur
improvements
IRON, STEEL, COAL, COPPER, ETC.
ton
I.
Stewart Ac Co.
Associates, Ine. 295,000 shares Of
cents). Purpose, for working capital,
Offered by F. M. Hall Ac Co.
10
Inc.
(par
Placed
2,250,000 Mexican
share.
68,700 Ol
Hammill
3,675,000 Texam
com¬
Co.;
a
Ac
Newson; Stein Bros. Ac Boyce; Texas National Corp.;
Fridley Ac Hess; J. R. Phillips Investment Co.; Dittmar
Co.; Muir Investment Corp.; H. I. Josey A; Co.;
Lentz,
Newton
Ac
Co.;
Scherck, Richter Co.; Courts Ac Co.;
Clark, Landstreet Ac Kirkpatrick, Inc.; Keith Reed and
Co.,
Inc.; Southwestern Securities Co.,
and
Harold S.
speculation."
purposes.
by H. M. Payson & Co,
L.)
per
253,500 Luria-Cournand,
$69,608,310
>
Price,
"as
Inc.; C. F. Cassell U Co., Inc., and J. C. Wheat & Co.
Underwritten
( George
stock (par
common
84,000 West Virginia Water Service Co. 800 shares of $5 cumu¬
lative preferred stock (no par).
Purpose, for construction
program.
Price, $105 per share and accrued dividends.
to
Hentz
Kidder,
F.
295,000 Headley
Co.
Under¬
Ac
for working capital, etc. Price, $2.50
by Aetna Securities Corp. on a "best
Offered
efforts" basis.
(par
general
C.
Ac
common
Chisholm
As
120,000
Purpose,
share.
per
Wyllie and Thorn-
Inc. "as
Bell
cents).
Bean
for
share.
Oil &
Gas Co. 470,000
shares of capital stock
(par $1).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and for ex¬
ploration ; and development costs,' etc.
Price, ; $2.50 pet*
share.
Underwritten by Rauscher, Pierce Ac Co.,
Inc.;
Henry Dahlberg Ac Co,; Binford-Dunlap, Inc.;
A.
GL
Edwards Ac Sons; Clement A. Evans Ac Co.,
Inc.; Sanders,
Purpose, to repay bank loans, buy
working capital.
Price, $2 per share.
Singer,
Dersch As Co.,
300,000 Graham
Corp.
and
per
1,175,000 Oroco
$1).
for
and
by
Clock
A.
stock
common
loans
$36.50
Brothers;
ing,
L.)
(par
equipment
Price,
.v,. •
of
bank
Ac
McDowell;
Sutro
Ac
Co.;
Union
Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel Ac Co.; Wertheim At
Co., and Dean Witter Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
Oversubscribed.
stock
mon
Inc.;
Paine,
533,750 Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co. 35,000 shares of com¬
mon stock (par $10).
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
for
new
construction.
Price, $15.25 per share.
Under¬
written by Scott, Horner Ac Mason, Inc.; Mason- Hagan,
Ac
;-V;
shares
reduce
Securities
capital.
Underwritten
by Varnedoe,
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
(William
H.
Frank, Meyer Ac
Straus,
Blosser
Sons;
working
(par
Hornblower Ac
Co.;
liam
by Loewi Ac Co.;
Byllesby Ac Co.
Edwards &
300,000
to
stock
common
-
Underwritten
M.
A. G.
Co.;
Co.;
common
Underwritten
Corp. 30,928 shares
(17,859).
Co.
son,
stock
common
preferred and two
one
repay
speculation."
a
hill.
I
of
Weeks; E. F. Hutton A: Co.; Kaiser
Peabody Ac Co.; Lazard Freres Ac Co.;
Irving Lundborg Ac Co.; The Ohio Co.; Paine,
Webber.
Jackson Ac Curtis;
Peltason, Tenenbaum Co.; Reinholdt
Ac
Gardner; Rodman Ac Renshaw; L. F. Rothschild As
Co.; Scherck. Richter Co.; Schwabacher & Co.; Shear-
stock
common
"as
OH
Purpose,
Fay;
Ac
working capital. Price, $2.75
shares
units
to
shares
Ac
Ac
Shearson, HamCo.; Straus, Blosser Ac McDowell, and G. H. Walker
Ac
300,000 Gilbert
Ac Stringfellow; Spen¬
Taylor Ac Co., Inc.; Tucker,
Weld Ac Co.; Willis, Kenny Ac
and
10,000
in
for
Batkin
share.
As
Strader,
White,
109,000
by
(par $25)
Pont &
per
Co.;
Ac
F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.,
McCormick
149,500 shares of common stock (par 25 cents).
Purpose .for equipment and working capital. Price, $2 per
share.
Offered by S. D. Fuller As Co. and J. B. Boucher
Inc.; Scott
Mason,
Co.;
Inc.
Inc.
Webber, Jackson Ac Curtis; Riter Ac Co.; Rohrbaugh Ac Co.;
cer
shares
for expansion and working capitaL
Underwritten by Bache Ac Co. Over¬
Allyn Ac Co., Inc.;
Securities Corp.; Bache Ac Co.;
Ball, Burge Ac
Kraus;
J.
Barth
Ac
Co.;
Bateman,
Eichler
Ac
Co.;
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Blair & Co. Inc.; Blyth Ac
Co..
Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Burnham and
Co.;
Crowell, Weedon Ac Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac Co.; Dewar,
Robertson
Ac
Pancoast; Francis I. duPont Ac Co.;
El worthy
Ac
Co.;
Emanuel,
Deetjen Ac Co.;
The
First
Boston
Corp.;
First Southwest Co.; Goldman,
Sachs At
Co.; Granbery, Marache Ac Co.; Gruss Ac Co.;
Hallgarten
Ac
Co.;
Harriman
Ripley
Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Hayden, Stone
299,000 Elco Corp.
Co.;
Mason-Hagan,
Coe;
Ac
Mitchum, Jones Ac Templeton;
Scott,
du
stock
Ac
Hewitt;
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
American
Co.;
18,100 Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture Co. 4,525 shares of
Inc.;
Lehman
Co.;
Ac
convertible
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Goodwyn Ac Olds; Harriman Ripley
Hayden, Stone Ac Co.; Hooker Ac Fay; Hornblower <fc Weeks; W. E. Hutton Ac Co.; Investment Corp.
of
Norfolk; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; Jones, Kreeger Ac
Ac
240,000
share.
corporate
purposes.
written by Lehman
As Co.
Inc.; Dominick Ac Dominick; Drexel
The First Boston Corp.; Folger,
Co.,
Estabrook
Co,
Purpose,
Offered
Purpose
Ac
mill
Dickson
Ac
Son
shares
Sons; Carolina Eecurities Corp.; C. F.
Cassell Ac Co.. Inc.; Coffin Ac Burr, Inc.; Davenport & Co.;
$1).
Moseley Ac Co.;
subscribed
Ac
10,950,000 Monterey
share.
per
subscrip¬
Ac
S.
$13.50
(par
general
expenses.
for
Co.; Bateman, Eiohler & Co.; A. G. Becker Ac Co., Inc.;
Bosworth, Sullivan Ac Co., Inc.; Branch, Cabell Ac Co.;
Co.;
for
preferred stock (par $25).
Purpose, for
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered
by company for subscription by common stockholders. Un¬
Ac
R.
and
and
I.
Ac
stock
common
expansion
by Stone Ac Webster Securities Corp.; Anderson
Strudwick; Robert W. Baird Ac Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts
Brown
Loewi
S.
773,200_Compo Shoe Machinery
written
Alex.
of
and working capital.
Price, $27 per unit.
by Schuster & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed;
common
Oversubscribed.
stockholders.
common
Chemical
stock
lative
company
F.
Newbold's
10 cents)
shares.
bank
construction
Purpose,
for
share.
Offered by
per
Co.;
Co.;
H
10 cents).
270,000 Cavitron,
with
shares of
600,200
Illinois
W.
share.
per
,
Electric
stock
tion
of
Co.
The
Milwaukee
Co.;
299,750 Brothers
cumu¬
loans and
the Mutual
and Berkshire Life Inretire
to
privately
Co.
suranee
f 17,405,800
Placed
shares
Mullaney, Wells
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson Ac Curtis; Piper, Jaffray Ac
Hopwood; Rogers Ac
Tracy, Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman Ac Co., Inc.; A. H. Vogel Ac
Co., and G. H. Walker Ac Co. Oversubscribed.
2,000
Offered by company for sub¬
without underwriting.
Purpose,
construction.
new
Co.;
The
Ac
(par
Co.
•250,000 Orange County Telephone Co. 2,500 shares of 5%
lative
for
stock.
Telegraph
&
(par
at par.
stockholders,
by
in
preferred
$6
Telephone
stock
common
loans.
scription
issued
were
of
shares
Carolina
&
shares
bank
of
number
200,000 Norfolk
shares
30,499
300,000
refunding
($1,483,200)
purposes ($2,566,800).
Price,
(Inc.); Clayton Securities Corp.; Julien Collins As Co.;
Cruttenden & Co.; Dempsey Ac Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler Ac
Co.; Emanuel, Deetjen Ac Co.; Fairman, Harris Ac Co., Inc.;
Farwell, Chapman Ac Co.; W. C. Gibson Ac Co.; Goodbody
Inc.;
Carey,
Co.
by Blair Ac Co. Incorporated; A. C. Allyn Ac
Co.,
Inc.;
Bacon,
Whipple Ac Co.;
Badgley,
Frederick,
Rogers Ac Morford Inc.; Bateman, Eichler Ac Co.; Blunt
Ellis Ac Simmons; Boettcher Ac Co.; H. M.
Byllesby Ac Co.
Fauset, Steele Ac Co.; Goodbody Ac Co.;
Friedrichs & Co.; Joseph, Mellen
Ac
Miller.
Inc.; Reinholdt Ac Gardner; Smith,
Moore Ac
Co.; Strader, Taylor Ac Co., In.; Suplee, Yeatman Ac Co.,
Inu.; Woodard-Elwood Ac Co., and Wurtz, Dulles Ac Co.
An
Corp.
Purpose,
$5 per
subscribed.
Underwritten
Weil, Labouisse,
Howard,
Gossett
Purpose,
corporate
Dain Ac Co.;
M.
Oil
cents).
Price,
privately for investment.
&
$2).
E. F. Hutton & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Co.; Boettcher Ac Co.; Chace, Whiteside, West
Winslow,
J.
50
,.
i..
4,050,000 Bell
Light
&
berger & Co.;
Bioren
1,200,000 Magma
•$313,900 Baird Associates, Inc. 31,390 shares of capital stock. Pur¬
pose ,for general corporate purposes.
Price, $10 per share.
$100).
Purpose, refunding.
Price, $105 per share. Offered by White, Weld &
Co.; Kidder. Peobody Ac Co.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Drexel
&
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Estabrook Ac Co.;
Hirsch & Co.; Blunt Ellis Ac Simmons; Bosworth, Sullivan
&
Co.
Inc.; Francis I. du Pont Ac Co.; Anderson As
Strudwick;
Arthurs,
Lestrange
Ac Co.;
Hallowell, Sulz¬
cumulative
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"
Price,
$2
per
Insurance
Purpose,
share.
Co.
to
150,000
increase
Offered
by
shares
of
capital and
company
to
without underwriting.
250,000 Ritter Finance Co., Inc. 100,000 shares of class B common
stock
(par $1).
Purpose, for general corporate purposes.
Price, $2.50 per share.
Underwritten by Stroud Ac
Co.,
Inc.; Boenning Ac Co.; Blair Ac Co., Inc.;
Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger Ac Co.; Battles Ac Co., Inc.; Suplee, Yeatman Ac
Co.,
Inc.; Thomas Ac Co.; Rambo, Close Ac Kerner, Inc.; Booker
*
Represents
issues
placed
t Indicates issues sold
privately.
competitively.
t Indicates special offering.
.•
.
1
Volume
Number 5433
181
Brothers,
i
\
&
Co., Inc. 700 shares of 5%% preferred
and 7,000 shares of common stock, class B
Finance
Ritter
stock (par $50)
in units of one preferred and 10 common shares.
for general corporate purposes.
Price, $70 per
Offered by company to public, without underwriting.
par $1)
Purpose,
unit.
Hunter
(par
of Florida.
cumulative
$10).
Alliance, Inc. 30,000 shares of 6%
preferred stock, series A
(par
working capital.
Price, at par.
Of-
for
&
Co.,
stock
Blyth
shares of capital stock
(par $10).
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $20 pershare.
Offered
by company for subscription bjr'tetockIndemnity
284,600 Transport
Co.
14,230
29,497,525 Republic
(no
Salomon
149,988 Van Horn Butane Service 24,998 shares of common stock
(par $2.50).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, $6 per share.
Offered by company for subscription
Co.,
Underwritten by
by common stockholders and employees.
Schwabacher & Co. and J. Barth & Co.
Representatingr
/;' $601,328 Ashland Oil &
stock (par $1).
Becker
Co.
&
Refining
Price,
Inc.
shares
46,256
Co.
$13
and
Financing
New
share.
per
Merrill,
of
Offered
Turben
A.
G.
scribed.
stock
ton
&
Co.;
Hooker
&
Kidder,
Perbody
da Pont
California
& Co.;
Co.;
Hill
Crowell,
&
&
Oct.
Co.;
Co.;
Wiesenberger &
Witter
and Dean
Co.,
37,500 California
of
Storage
stock
share).
•
stock
&
(no
Price,
par).
stock
Cement
(par $15).
by Varnedoe, Chisholm
Wulhern, Inc.
Carrison,
and Pierce,
Inc.
5,898 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $G0.50 per share. Offered by The First Boston Corp.
Completed.
•2,600,000 Duke
&
Sold
1977.
due
rache
2.65%
Co.
Power
bonds
first
privately
and refunding mortgage
through Granbery, Ma-
Co.
Central
BlyCh & Co.,
Republic Co.
Doolittle
&
A.
Co.;
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.;
Cooley & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Boston
Inc.;
(Inc.);
Marache & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Weeks;
W. E. Hutton &
Co.; Johnston,
Granbery,
Corp.;
Hornblower
&
&
Co.;
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson
Lehman Brothers; McCormick & Co.; McDonald &
Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The
Ohio
Co.;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Peltason,
&
Jaffray
Piper,
Hopwood;
&
$3
per
share.
Offered by
Scribner;
Inc.;
Co.,
Securities
Stein
Stone
Corp.,
Bros.
&
Webster
&
and
Nicolaus
Stifel,
Boyce;
Securities
Witter & Co.
Dean
Corp.; Union
Oversubscribed.
Shields
Stores,
Department
stock
mon
(par
$5).
Price,
Inc.
$57
5,000 shares of com¬
share.
Offered by
per
Completed.
Co.
&
121,250 Foote Mineral Co. 2,500 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $48.50 per snare.
Oxtered by Lee Higginson Corp.
Completed.
Taxes
by
Dean
Net
Timber
Products
Celiucotton
(par
Co.
shares
7,500
of
Offered
Price, $45.75 per share.
$1).
Witter & Co.
Oversubscribed.
—..
Sc
Y/est
Whiteside,
Bateman, Eichler & Co.; Chace,
Winslow,
Inc.;
Gottron, Ruasell &
Inc.;
Co.,
&
Co., Inc.;
McDonald-Moore & Co.; Nau-
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs;
McFawn & Co.; Shillinglaw. Bolger & Co.;
Hague, Noble & Co.; Bradbury-Ames Co.; King
C. F. Cassell & Co., Inc.; William N. Pope, Inc.;
man,
Inc.,
Co.,
&
Erb
and
Vander
J.
Moere
&
Smith,
& Co.;
Green,
Co.
Over¬
subscribed.
The
shares of common stock (par
share.- Offered by Atwill &
Completed.
270,000 Missouri Insurance Co. 12,000 shares
(par
$5).
Price, $22,50 per share.
Walker & Co.
Completed.
74,375 Northern Illinois Gas
stock (par $5). Price,
6i
Inc.
Co.,
Co.
3,500 shares of common stock
Offered by Blyth
per
Completed.
mon
stock
Marks
G.
H.
Kraus;
&
Co.;
Singer,
&
(par
Co.;
Walker
Co.;
&
Co., Inc.;
Bache <5s Co.;
Shields
Ball,
& Co.;
Burge
& Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Lester, Ryons
Milwaukee Co.; Piper. Jaffray & Hopwood;
& Scribner; Bateman, Eichler & Co.; H.
Courts
The
Reynolds
&
Deane
(& Subs.)—Earns.
1955
1954
$12,510,870 $10,176,700
472,255
570,704
237,000
$308,704
$0.34
$235,255
$0.27
share
plants—one at
two
These
.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Show
before
Taxes
Gain
1955—12 Mos.—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$67,066,743
3,119,753
1,737.000
1,637,600
$16,924,125 $15,485,002 $69,499,681
income taxes
687,524
546,646
3,372,516
sales
Inc.
355,200
283,700
$332,324
611,030
$262,943
601,030
$0.54
$0.44
income
on
income
and
per
—V.
131, p.
each
in
Months Ended
Loss
from
loss
—
proceeds from the financing will be used by the
redeem $4,100,000 principal amount of its outstanding
mortgage and collateral trust bonds, 3%% series due 1983; to
to
first
$1,400,000 of short-term bank loans presently outstanding, and
provide funds for the construction, completion, and extension or
prepay
improvement of the company's facilities.
is
BUSINESS—Company
State
the
of
Avon,
Whitman.
The
has
served
area
of
the
fiscal
this
loss of
an
net
the
income
had total operating
$993,375.—V. 181, p. 2115.
company
of
Canada—Plans to Erect Mill—
directors
The
it
property,
River)
was
announced
proposals for
on May 18.
being most seriously considered proposes the erection
to 500 tons per day acid leach mill on the property.
Estimates for the complete development and equipping of
one
of a 300
have
production
The
April 9 filed a letter of notification with the
of common stock (no par) to be offered
through Herbert T. Grubb, President. The net
to be used to pay expenses incident to oil activities.
corporation
covering
$25
on
shares
800
share,
per
proceeds are
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
filed
a
details
the
of
made
been
corporation to acquire the stock of the Goodman
of the offer of this
Lumber Co., Goodman,
Wise.
Calumet
&
will
Hecla
114,000
issue
shares
of common stock
in ex¬
change for all of the common stock of the Goodman company.
pletion of the deal hinges upon acceptance of the terms by the
vidual shareholders of the latter firm.
The Goodman company operates
conversion
It
and
has
a
70,000
owns
been
under
a
sawmill,
acres of
sustained
Com¬
indi¬
mill and a wood
timberlands in northern
forest management
a veneer
yield
since 1927.
program
The
plant,
of
acres
p.
Goodman
would not be rh»ne#»d.
company
Thp
long range diversification
Calumet & Hecla already own 200,000
Keweenaw Peninsula of northern Michi¬
of Calumet & Hecla.
timberlands
the
on
These forests are also operated on a
sustained yield basis.—V. 181,
1438.
The
for
company
erecting
built
a
on
seasonal
It
is
when
1.300
a.
announced on May 12 that it has awarded a contract
year round plant in Napoleon, Ohio.
It will be
tract of land, part of which is now being used for
new
operations.
It will serve the state of Ohio
2,000 employees.
and adjoin¬
ing states.
The
At part of the consideration
Kentucky Natural Gas Co.
chase,
Gas Co.—Acquisition—
Inc.,
for such pur¬
Central Kentucky will assume the current and miscellaneous
of Frankfort and
the latter's outstanding 3%%
bonds in
liabilities
balance of the consideration will consist
shares of newly issued common stock of
its 4,000 shares 'of ™it«tanHin<r stock,
Frankfort will receive 8% shares of ColumbJa. Gas stock.
Central will
issue additional shares of
its common stock to Columbia <jas in an
the
in
aggregate
shares
of
excess
33,050
For
Gas.
each
of
amount equal to the book valfte
acquired ($435,875 as of Dec.
stock).—V. 180, p. 719.:M,{<;1'
par
Frankfort
The
$528,000.
of
amount
not
Columbia
being
Central
of
Central
of the net ssets of
31, 1954, or 17,435
•
Co.—To Borrow—
Power & Light
the SEC for authorization to borrow
ten banks; and the Commission has
given interested persons until May 31, 1j55, to request a hearing
thereon.
The funds are to be used to finance temporarily a portion
not
of
in
has
company
excess
of
company's
the
from
expenditures during
181, p. 2354.
construction
1955.—V.
1,
June
to
applied
$9,000,000
the nine months
de
Cerro
Pasco
"Despite
the
continuing
corporation's net current
the first quarter of the
$28,914,189
under
Asset Position Im¬
President, on May 11, said
^
Corp.—Current
proved—Robert P. Koenig,
in part:
'
expenditures for capital improvements, the
assets increased by about $3,000,000 during
year and at March 31,
1955 amounted to
without taking into account $8,000,000 borrowed in March
loan agreement arranged to assist the corporation
five-year
a
providing its share of funds expected to be required for
Peru Copper Corp.
"The corporation now owns interests in some 15 wells
Texas
and
Illinois and exploration
is in progress in
in
the Southern
in Louisiana,
tlm Denver-
Colorado, In addition, mineral and lease ac¬
quisitions have been made in Montana. As of April 30 of this year,
over half
of our expenditures in our oil and gas program have been
made
in
East
Texas and
Louisiana where we have had the good
fortune to participate in the drilling of 10 tests, of which nine have
resulted in producing gas and condensate wells.
A multiple prospect
program (in which the corporation has a minority interest)
in Texas
along the Gulf Coast resulted in the discovery of a gas and con¬
densate field in Colorado
County, Texas.
The fourth well in this
field is now being completed."
See also V. 181, p. 2239.
Julesburg
Basin
of
370-acre
expected that construction will be finished by late 1956, and
in
full
operation
the plant personnel
will include between
and
operating
„
identity of the
program
companies
authorizing this company, subsidiary
to acquire the assets of Frankfort
order
an
Gas System,
Columbia
beginning
has
other
Acquire Lumber Firm—
Calumet & Hecla, Inc.—To
Announcement
issued
has
SEC
The
The
registration statement with the SEC on May
23, 1955, covering $3,000,000 of participations in the Employees Sav¬
ings Plan to be offered to eligible employees of that company and
certain other participating companies.—V. 177, p. 138.
company
nine
interest in these claims are to be transferred
mining company in which Central Exploreres will hold a
interest.—V. 180, p. 623.
Central Kentucky Natural
The
of
Co., Ltd., New York—Registers
Oil
Texas
California
with
together
summer,
area.
new
a
of
Calif.—Files With SEC
of
corporation's 50%
substantial
been
now
develop and equip the mine and
this
the
The
the mine
completed. The total capital required
provide for an acid leach plant up
to 500 t.p.d. capacity is estimated
to cost approximately $3,800,000.
The capitalization of this company is 3,000,000 shares with 2,200,005
shares issued.
The company has cash and investment assets totaling
$332,500. No stock options are at present outstanding.—V. 180, p. 998.
for
a
early
to
has
Bay area in
Ungana
discovery
Hanna
in
several production
have under study
now
(Blind
Algoma
acquired a 50% interest in 104 mining claims
northern Quebec, where a recent coppermajor importance was made by Holhanna Mines
joint venture, owned by Hollinger Consolidated Mines and the
iron Ore Co, Extensive exploration is planned for this area
nickel
Ltd., Toronto, Out.;
Explorers Ltd.—Acquisitions—
company
the
Ltd.,
their
a
tax
Income
Central
in
Buckles Algoma Uranium Mines
The
The
show
year
Federal
net
West Bridgewater and
aggregate population of approxi¬
Pembroke,
1954,
year
and
$7,320,740
results for the six months ended April 30 of
net loss of $1,371,285 after giving effect to
credit of $400,000.
This compares with a
$2,906,651 in 1954.—V, 180, p. 907.
in. 1954.
$835,429
This
EARNINGS—For
carry-back.
quarter—February, March and April—•
company
in
mately 160,000.
revenues
loss
"480,000
2,906,651
Communities
Hanson,
Hanover,
from
the second
of
3,386,651
*400,000
1,371,285
had profitable operations.
The profit from operations
the second quarter of 1955 amounted to $2,015,805, compared with
the
the
utility operating wholly within
served include Brockton,
electric
an
Massachusetts.
Abington,
month
each
In
arising
credit
•Represents
PROCEEDS—Net
company
$2.42
1,771,285
credit
tax
601,030
$2.68
1955
1954
1—-- $43,681,198 $41,129,318
operations
income
$1,482,153
601,030
$1,635,516
Improvement—
April 30—
—
V
"
case.
share
1307.
Case Co.—Reports
(J. I.)
Sales
to par, and at special
to par, plus accrued interest
outstand.
shrs.
Earnings
Campbell Soup Co.—To Erect New Plant—
Manufacturing Co. 225,000 shares of com¬
$5).
Price, $16 per share.
Underwritten
by Hornblower & Weeks; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Paine, Web¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Central
Republic Co., Inc.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Laurence M.
(C. A.)
3,600,000 OJsen
':
•' '
,
which
Co.,
Tenn.
Net
gan.
$21.25 per share.
Completed.
,
262,000
common
per
has
phis,
acquisition would make Goodman part of the
of common stock
Offered by G. H.
•>
Carey Manufacturing Co.
Lehon
1955,
Federal
Wisconsin.
12,000 Mackey Airlines, Inc. 6,000
23y3
cents).
Price, $2 per
Co. and Emerson Co«k Co.
mining
to be used to pay expenses incident to
are
earnings
regular redemption prices ranging from 104.875%
This
2,295,000 Jarecki Corp. 180,000 shares of common stock (par $1).
Price, $12.75 per share.
Underwritten by Baker, Simonds
& Co.;
The First Cleveland Corp.; MacNaughton-Greenawalt & Co.; Hudson White & Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
Pusz-Schmelzle
&
Co.;
Wm. C. Roney & Co.;
Straus,
Elosser & McDowell;
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Blunt,
Ellis
&
Simmons;
Cruttenden & Co.;
Fairman, Harris
letter of notification with the SEC
a
was
acquired the latter part of February,
Wilmington, 111., and the other at Mem¬
operations produce "Mule-Hide" asphalt roofing
materials
and
paints, as
well as many automotive and railroad
products.—V. 176, p. 2062.
■
A
by
4,000 shares of common stock
share.
Offered by Blyth &
Co.
$112
class
of
Offered
(Continued from page 2)
SEC
stock
(Utah)—Files With SEC—
April 27 filed
income
on
Six
at
common
of
Sales
Investment News
1,988,738 Foster Wheeler Corp. 54,300 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Price, $36.62 % per share.
Offered by Allen & Co.
343,125 International
increased
period
revenues
corresponding
the
$9,971,000 to $196,903,000.
$11,018,000 in net revenue over
by
Earnings before taxes on income
Earnings
31,900 shares
$59.75 per share.
Inc.
Completed.
Corp.
Price,
& Co.
Cal-Cobra Oil Corp., Gardena,
2,075,000 Great Western Sugar Co. 100,000 shares of common stock
(no par).
Price, $20.75 per share. Offered by Blyth &
Co., Inc.
Completed.
with
3 Months Ended March 31—
shares
General Corporation
—
Completed.
operating
1671.
p.
proceeds
Common
to
t285,000 Federated
improvement
an
181,
(Philip)
Net
Reinholdt &
&
&
Deane
Co.;
Riter & Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.;
Renshaw;
L. F.
Rothschild & Co.; Singer,
Rodman
$53,693,000, an increase
in 1954. Operating ex¬
result that net revenue
t Indicates special offering.
Corp.;
Gardner;
in
'■'A
:
Lemon
Tenenbaum
net
The
shares of class B
•Represents issues placed privately,
t Indicates issues sold competitively,
Edwards & Sons; The First
G.
the
decreased
Carpenter Paper Co.
to
7,200,000 Federal Paper Board Co., Inc. 200,000 shares of common
stock (par $5).
Price, $36 per share.
Underwritten by
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Ball, Burge & Kraus; Bateman,
Eichler & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.; Blunt Ellis &
Simmons;
and J. S. Hope &
redemption prices receding from 101.50%
Corp.
with
compared
Period End. Mar. 31—
per
& Co.,
resulted
year.—V.
Net
281,900 Dixon-Powdermaker Furniture Co. 70.475 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $1).
Price, $4 per share.
Underwritten
356,829 Dravo
Oil
&
Price,
$25).
Co., Inc.
Co.
$32
Price,
month
this, year,
of
Carbon Uranium Co.
share.
per
Ripley
448,000 Weyerhaeuser
30.000 shares of common
share. Offered by G. H.
Walker
&
Co.;
Boettcher & Co.; Quail & Co.; Stern
Brothers & Co.; Loewi & Co., and Woodard-Elwood & Co.
Portland
960,000 Dewey
were
year
same
$2,614,000
expenses
The company on
Co.
$9
the
covering 746,280 shares of common stock (par one cent) to be offered
at 25 cents per share through J. E. Call & Co., Salt Lake City, Utah.
Completed.
Inc.
Co.,
by
$206,118,000,
Operating
last
5,000 shares of common
per share.
Offered by Blyth
Publishing
45,OOC Crowell-Collier
this
April
with
months
four
to
1954.
This
$63,117,995
Tractor Co. 11,000 shares of common stock
par $10).
Price, $75.25 per share.
Offered by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.
Completed.
1827,750 Caterpillar
first
$1,047,000
of
reduced
Increased—
Rys.—Revenue
by $4,345,000.
the
In
718.
p.
in
compared
were
penses
\
100,000
$1).
(par
Harriman
Distributing Co. 1,500 shares
Price, at market (about $25
&
$1).
(par
Offered by C. L. Wells & Co.
180,
National
revenues
$1,731,000
increased
Light Co. 3Va% first mortgage bonds due
Price. 1023/4% of principal amount. Offered
Sulphur
stock
& Co.
$0.44
1,903,048
and
&
1984.
1,
(par
Cold
common
per
6,800
Corp.
$13.50
Power
Union
Oversubscribed.
1954.—V.
Operating
of
by Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1,906,025
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Rogers & Tracy,
Scherck, Richter Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; White, Weld &
Arthur
Corp.
Price,
cents).
Co.
Rubber
Price,
250,000 Texas
Co.;
Inc.;
Co.;
31,
Canadian
of common stock (par
Underwritten by The Ohio
Company to residents of Ohio only. All sold.
Swan
$1).
The First Bos¬
Richards
Hornblower & Weeks;
Janney &
Co.; Loewi & Co.; McDonald &
Fay;
The Ohio Co.;
I.
rrancis
First
Corp.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.;
Eichler & Co.;
Bateman,
"Weedon
five
(par
Aetna Secuirties
1,350,000
as
were
1955
operations.
Plastics
Reinforced
20,400 Russell
5,280,000 Bell Aircraft Corp. 240,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Price, $22 per share. Underwritten by Eastman, Dil¬
lon & Co.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrange &
Co.;
Paul & Lynch,
Co.;
held
stock
There
March
Sulzberger & Co.; Battles & Co., Inc.; Suplee,
Co., Inc.; Thomas & Co.; Rambo, Close &
Inc.;
Booker
Brothers,
Inc.;
Bioren &
Co.;
&
$951,529
of
shares
1,913,910
31,
.
Co.
Oversub¬
905,190
$1.66% par value common
shares at March 31, 1954.
in
the treasury
5,800 shares of $1.66% par value
of March 31, 1955 and 22,200 shares at March 31,
issued and outstanding 48,441 shares of $4.25 cumu¬
stock
at
March
31,
1955
and
50,072
snares
at
preferred
of common
Offered by
&
Thayer, Baker
common
by
Co.
&
Kerner,
1,853,719
1,256,14,0
stock
1954,
(after pfd.
$104,621;
share
issued
March
lative
Inc. 25,000 shares of class B common
stock (par $1).
Price, $2.50 per share.
Underwritten by
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Boenning & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.;
Yeatman
2,477,035
income—-
on
—
common
were
1954.
Ladenburg, Thalmann
M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Oversubscribed.
Co.
&
of
common
Corp. 434,586
shares of common stock
Price, $67.87% per share.
Offered by Union
Bear, Stearns & Co.; Lehman Brothers;
Bros.
& Hutzler; Allen & Co.;
A. C. Allyn &
Wertlieim
and
Hallowell,
Not
There
of common stock
Offered by Blyth
1
.
$1,220,915
foreign taxes
requirements^- 1955
were
as
62,500 Ritter Finance Co.,
$4,523,058
Issues
There
stock
Corp.;
Co.;
foreign
$106,406)
of common
Offered by
1
and
S.
1
U.
$0.58
and
per
dividend
'
■
for
income
on
income
Net
Over¬
provision
States
Earnings
Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Lazard, Freres & Co.; Carl
Co.,
&
taxes
Steel
par).
Securities
holders, without underwriting.
Completed.
Inc.
Inc.
.-
Sound Power & Light Co. 3,000 shares
(par $10).
Price, $33.50 per share.
& Co., Inc.
Completed.
100,500 Puget
fered by company to public, without underwriting.
t
Corp. 3,000 shares
$13.50 per share.
40,500 Portsmouth Steel
(par $1).
Price,
participating
Purpose,
Ayres,
■•.'- v.
General Electric Co. 4,000 shares
stock
(par $7.50).
Price, $21,25 per share.
Blyth & Co., Inc. Completed.'
•
Commercial
300,000 Tilden
.
&
Kenny
Willis,
.-"•v."1 ;
and
Inc.,
subscribed.
before
United
1954
$32,745,208 $32,047,904
sales
Income
Oversubscribed.
85,000 Portland
1955
Six Months Ended March 31—
Net
Valet,
Inc.
20,550 shares of common stock
Price, $5 per share.
Underwritten by R. S.
Co.; Courts & Co.; Clark, Landstreet & Kirk-
&
patrick,
Surety Co. 7,897 shares of common stock
<par $15). Purpose, to increase capital and surplus.
Price,
S25 per share.
Offered by Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.
and Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc. to bona fide residents
Inc.;
Grubbs.
&
$1).
Dickson
197,425 Southeastern
Inc.; Cruttenden &
Granbery, Marache
Co.,
&
Co.,
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Burnham &
& Co.;
Curtiss, House & Co.; H. L.
Kirkland
operate
Offered by
Price, $3 per share.
Securities Corp. Oversubscribed.
plant.
horse-racing
&
Co.;
102,750 One-Hour
of com¬
300,000 San Juan Racing Association, Inc. 100,000 shares
mon stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, to build and
a
Byllesby
Harris
13
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
Co.; Fairman,
& Co.; Loewi
Co.; E. W.
Clark
Emerson &
Co.,
Inc.;
Gordon, Graves & Co.;
Newberger & Co.;
Mead, Miller & Co.; Saunders, Stiver & Co., and Jenks,
M.
Paul
Bioren & Co.; Thayer, Baker & Co.;
Inc.;
(2469)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Lynch, and J. S. Hope & Co.
6c
49,000
.
successful
Middletown,
bidder
Oliio.—V.
is
181,
the
pp.
McGraw
1201
and
Construction
1671.
Co.,
Inc.,
of
Chadbourn Hosiery
This
corporation
on
May
Mills, Inc.—Acquisition—
9
acquired
another subsidiary
Hosiery Mills, Inc., of Columbus, Ga.—through an exchange
and immediately announced a broad development program lor
J.'c.
Bolles.
President,
said
improved
Shannon
of stock
the new
production methods would be
increase
26
itself
already
weeks
Basis
25 %
of
Chadbourn
has
the
of
share
issue
an
fiscal
Gross
at
proposal
rate
a
In
Shannon
modern
excess
knits
transaction
the
for
of $20,000
On
Enterprises, Inc.—Acquires
the
1955
also
is
V.
181,
in
active
solid
Chemical
to
fertilizers
Enterprises'
and
thereby,
adds,
product
The
the
directors
May
on
18, recommended
company's capital stock be
effect the proposed stock
split
To
be
asked
to
Hide for
to
amend
of
T.
two
companies,
Dunlap,
Great
also
increase
an
10,000,000 shares
In
Rubatex
its
subsidiary,
Division
at
Connecticut
Columbus &
i
Gross
Telephone
change the
to 50 cents.
value from $1
par
Gross
net assets of the Fund have increased from $100,000 at
inception in July, 1938 to $87,240,464 on May 17, 1955. The offer¬
ing price of the Fund's shares has increased, during the same period,
from $10.31 per share to $31.36 per share.—V. 181, p. 1874.
Aggregate
Greenville
sales
Net
__
Earnings before provision
income
for
Federal and Canadian income
equipment.—V.
126,
B.
20
employees
Storage
less
market
$151,658
35,090
15,620
12,372
637
581,817
68,255
654,080
714,133
664,482
156.052
194,515
114.881
8,382
49,052
80,519
37,804
Is
estimated
$16,000,000
ceeds
of
;
____
its
$0.92
_
income—
2011.
p.
products
in
dairy,
the
Control
industries.
brewing/ food
beverage,
Cells
manufactures
units for use with equipment such as stainless
storage tanks, vessels and truck tanks. A special division is being
established
method
Cherry-Burrell to
by
load
of
measurement
promote
and
the
this
application of
in
the
181,
control
which the company is franchised.—V.
p.
important
new
industries
March—
Net
ry.
income
Jan.
ry.
—V.
1953
railway____
45,745,715
53,539,559
stock
10,855,242
11,464,467
Net
Corp.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings
unit
3954
1953
L
1952
1,577,520
1,093,804
927,384,051
into
53,922,658
'.
expenses
long-term
33,244,974
32,593,546
585,938
foreign
prof, taxes
46,000,000
10,800,000
64,000.000
41,600,000
*34,504,730
7,681,053
24,428,740
18,793,677
due
and
1553.—V.
181,
The
acquisition
ributlon
has
omponents,
mntative
All
in
Jan.
put
The
Kansas,
company
Cement
and
A
since
A
unit
second
at
Houston
will
Houston
and
179,
plants
make
from heavy
of
use
in
process
a
The
and
by
said,
all
Avron
the
to
division
of
an
company
the
as
Cary
Corp.
products.
production
plant
.rcraft
result
has
Clary
also
increased
presently
been
national
is
transferred
supplier
from
to
dustries,
of
factory in San Gabriel,
pulleys,
universal
joints
i*epre-
Long
Calif.
The
and
other
to
on
May 20 announced plans for the expansion of
distribution organization and the possible establishment
l,f
a
mani facturing
plant abroad to assemble its adding machines
* ad
cash registers for the growing Western
European market.
Hugh L. Clary, President, said that export of the company's business
"more
He
than double
said
from
a
year
and
ago
the
company's world-wide
ing enlarged and presently includes dealers
Teign countries.—V.
181, p. 2239.
sales
and
of
May 9 filed
>vering 165,500 shares of class A
exchange
for
■-
for
share
on
for
stock
basis,
of
distributors
in
options to
The
is continuing to
organization was
50
'June
without
Drv
stock
(par $1)
Ginger
Ale
underwriting.—V. 176,
the
Inc.,
the
on
to
be
partner
Increased
sales
of
civilian
-
goods,
on
in
r-conditioning equipment, more than offset
military contracts in the first four months of
this company
on
May
a
home
it
in
was
the
of
in
the
common
same
first
stock,
four
months
compared
period last year.—V.
181
were
were
with
sales
p.
1558.
or
25
or
59
cents
system
capable
is
also
cents
a
since
test
to
tabulated
with
less
and
requires
results,
2239.
quarterly
a
payable June 15,
over
the
September, 1952.
earnings for the
and
well
declared
ahead
the
of
and
than
1%
It
error.
is
first
dividend
regular
three
quarter
months
of
of
30-cent
per
of record
quarterly
pay¬
year,
Mr.
31,
James
preferred
stock
on
1954
$9,415,821
revenues——
$8,736,599
171.335
dividends—V.
and
181,
450,000
p.
$0.45
$0.87
__________
1954
shares
in
1955
and
a
share
offering
stock,
of
to
one
to
stockholders
the subscription price
of
738,721
shares
subject to action by the SEC.
new
share
stockholders
of
for
each
record
ten
June
The
shares
2
200,000
current
in
the
company's
obligations
Fibre
made
is
ft.
sq.
activities,
occupied
exnansion,
and
use
of
by
forthcoming special
Stroock
181,
attorneys;
Lavan,
&
to
William
Securities
Helmut
Rosenwald,
Chairman
bankers;
investment
Corp.,
2355.
p.
?
■
Oil
Ended
and
of
at $31
$10
a
share on its
value
par
Warrants
expire
will
June
capital
the ratio
offering will be in
held.
Show Rise—
Co.—Earnings
March
31—
1954
1955
•
Dividends,
$
interest,
Intangible
Interest
income
124.473,000
93.987,000
development
leases,
expenses
91,522 000
2.996,000
:
costs__
depletion
depreciation
2,709,000
7,693,000
taxes
6,755,000
and
822.000
State
and
income
446.000
4,000,000
4,700.000
12,142,000
11,608.000
1.19
taxes
income '■_
per
—V.
p.
180,
6,733,000
8,270 000
_
expense
Federal
Net
general
and
than
428,000
129,910.000
:
operating,
other
1,211,000
etc
income
Gross
128,699.000 124,045.000
income
1
s'mre
1-25
1975.
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.—Licenses Italian Firm—
'
A
licensing
agreement
in
Italy
build
to
has
been
certain
made
tvpes
public
of
by
Co"p->r-Bessemer
Gordon Lelebvre,
President.
•
The
explains
agreement,
Italiana
of
La
Lefebvre,
Mr.
Termomeccanica
gi"«s
Spezia, Italy the license to manufacture errant model
tvne GMXA and GMVA, V-angle engine driven com¬
ad-'ition,
Termom°ccanica
may
manufacture Cooper-
Cooper-Bessemer
In
pressors.
Bessemer
Both
for
type
sale
the
on
similar
Wolff,
the full
L.
mately
Audited
of
of
30.
hi
in
Ita'nna
Belfast,
and
North
signed
bemi
has
180, p. 2593.
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
announced
earnings
1955
This
of
amounted
on
this
to
eauivalent
is
May
that
23
corporation
an
all-time
to
$3.50
stock outstanding.
preliminary and are
per
the
on
basis
the
for
high
fiscal
approxi¬
of
share
the
on
Mr.
subject to final audit.
or about June 20, 1355.
expected
$2,813,848.
to be available
ended
vear
stock
Harland
with
1950
concern
are
are
fiscal
manufactured
are
capital
figures
figures
capital
made
was
Termomeccanica
President,
figures,
shares of
the
For
ings
compressors.
compressors
agreement of Harland and Wolff.—V.
April
these
motor-driven
manufacturing
of
Petroleum
$3,625,000.
1.036,000
that
and
licensing
Tollett,
ended
JM
motor-driven
mainland.
Italian
preliminary
year
and
and
building
The
Cosden
R.
FM
iice"$ing agreement
ship
Ireland.
of
EM,
engine-drivn
equal
April
to
outstanding
Daystrom, Inc.
of
30,
$3.47
at
1954
per
that
on
Tollett pointed
reported
Cosden
share
the
on
181,
time.—V.
(& Wholly-Owned
p.
net
out
earn¬
shares
810,164
958.
Subs.)—Earnings—
1954
1955
$73,816,645 $62,472,896
products
Inc. accrued
Interest,
Total
Profit
Fed.
royalties,
and
Federal
on
$63,694,979
3,581,216
other
"3,106,924
revs.__
revenues
before
350,241
862,842
$74,748,693
discounts,
taxes
932,048
long-term government contracts
on
inc.
income
(no
profit
taxes
profits tax payable)
1,865,000
1,648,000
$1,716,216
$1,458,924
658.761
exc.
Shares
___
624.911
outstanding
be
21.-
mailed
Earnings
per
share
D'vidends
The company has fixed
!
the
and
2116.
Share—
a
of
1,739,282
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.—Stock to Be Offered at
$31
Internal
the
liabilities
shares
25
debts,
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
406.011
in
hold
all
Continental-Diamond
its
adviser
American
operating
Sales
1955
share
shares
ratified
also
of
$
Gross
cents
35
1,349,160
common
350,000
approval
to
ending March
last
income
net
per
on
to
presently
at
&
financial
Quarter
etc.—
to holders
1955
sales
♦Based
adjustments,
■
Stroock
V.
with
Incr.,
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
warehouse
Co. under which
stock, plus $642,500
Budd
The
common
various
subject
name
retain
space
Continental
A
of
stock,
the
increase
discuss°d
of
Net
reported
$12,487,123.
$257,379
$122,251
to
and
18.
year
Earnings
flight
increase
an
Manufacturing
after
Consolidated net sales for the period
ending April 39 w°re $12,930,070.
ales in the
corresponding period last
hare
is
effect
Consolidated
heating
decline
1955,
have
revenues
were
number
Transportation
a
Profits Higher—
principally
from
for
N. Friedof the
Clifton N.
Bradley,, Vice-President of Economic Research Co., Inc., investment
advisers and of Bradley Gammons & Co., Inc., security dealers.
See
computer.
Three Months Ended March 31—
j
SEC
...
Co., Inc.—Sales and
the
Freightways, Inc.—Stock
common
This
1.
♦Earnings
Coleman
digital
a
COMPARATIVE
598.
p.
required
time
reported.
to be offered
Co.,
a
directors
share
ment
letter of notification with
common
the
was a stock option plan granting restricted
key executives of the company.
Leland James, President, explained that the increase in autimri"ed
| common stock was considered desirable in connection with the com¬
pany's continued growth and expansion.
stock
America, Inc., Boston, Mass.
American
reducing
performance.
the airborne unit of
information no matter how
by
ooeration,
Liquidation
provides
continue
will
an
compressors
|000 shares. Also approved
1955,
a
been
The stockholders, it was announced on
May 16, approved a pronosal
increase the authorized common stock from 500,000 shares to 2,000,-
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The corporation
greatly
by
aircraft
tabulation
entire
Both
Coffee Time Products
ability to endure has
revealed on May 15.
missiles,
Consolidated
corporation
is
and
The
European
jachines
research
:;only a few hours and is performed
entirely automatic.—V. 181, pp. 2011
To Establish Assembling Plant Abroad—
i- -.crease."
was
test
high or how far the
travels, thus eliminating present telemetering range limitations.
high-speed MilliSADIC data processing unit converts
electrical signals into numerals, which in turn undergo computa¬
tion
precision-type components.
The
a
recording
the
aircraft
sales
main
makes
man's
it
system, called Datatape, is being offered
complete
package
for
the
first
time
and
will
and
Partial
divisions sold to Budd
directors' meeting. The
closing of the sale to Budd is scheduled to take place by July 1, and
the Budd Co. is taking over personnel not needed for the operation
of Haveg Industries, Inc. All officers and personnel required for that
operation will be retained.
The following new directors were elected: Peter I. B. Lavan, senior
electronic
in
used
beyond
missile
dis-
and
181,
Budd.
Marshallton
are
recording system that will accurately collect test
guided missiles in flight
while, subjected
to
engineers,
—
to
Budd
of
substant:ally
and
Inc."
Plans
Consolidated's
former
the
of
Aircraft
production
national
a
missile
When
pro¬
plant in Marshallton,
Del., and its wholly-owned subsidiary which is engaged in the manu¬
facture of
corrosive-resistant
equipment for the chemical and allied
industries and occupies part
of that plant. In addition an English
subsidiary is also being retained. Stockholders' approval was given
to
a
proposal to change the name of the company to "Hayeg In¬
and
automatic
would
retimements
company
Co.
company
amounts
liquidation,
assumes
company
Costs,
City Bank of New York has announced that it is
and refunding mortgage bonds, 3%%
series J
conditions
this
which
company
Surrendered
tape
aircraft
commercially
as
facilitate military
Avron Corp. of Long Beach,
regulator manufacturer, and has
and that
$10,000,000—V.
for the distribution of the 405,000
to Continental-Diamond Fibre stockholders in redemption
Budd
the
available
acid and recombined
sludge
710.
p.
Fibre
shares
other
partial
shares
common
in definitive form in exchange for temporary bonds
181, p. 1558.
1984,
environmental
the
over
program
about
be
produce
go
1953.
National
by
will
will
of
the
company's outstanding capital stock, thus reducing
outstanding stock from 450,000 to 112,500 shares. Under the plan
stockholder owning
100 shares would receive 90 shares of Budd
of
mid-June,
magnetic
of
construction
sale
but
basis.
stock
common
a
plant.
Consolidated Engineering Corp.—New Development—
data
best
4.V2 %
75%
stock
the world's largest producers Of
large sludge acid regeneration
of
one
stream
on
Texas
Baytown
1,
a
17 in addition to approving the agreement
May
of
405,000
Service,
la ender,
which is
acid.—V.
First
designed
purchased
the
he
for
Avron
I'sach
is
program
i
/U
share.
Ready—
evaluate
corporation
*
-
of
.1875.
p.
has
that issue.—V.
of
2239.
p.
■Calif., aircraft valve and pressure
"ncorporaled its operations into the company's expanding
:
lvision, Hugh L. Clary, President, announced on May 12.
7
after
1954 earnings
and
prepared to deliver first
.
Clary Corp.—Expands Aircraft Division—
:
1,800 stockholders. The comnun
value to a par value of $1
par
$6,275,703
were
the sulphur is extracted
new
The
26,594,318
debt_
earnings
This
4
1954
year
Baytown,
new
The
.
the
acid,
its
Bonds
Equivalent to $3.96 per share as against 88 cents per share for
same
period in 1954.
Wholly-owned foreign subsidiaries have been included in the con¬
solidation in 1954 and 1955;
such subsidiaries were not included in
5
by approximately
from no
shares of
ig
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Definitive
*■
l
Budd
on
assets
some
of
Taxes,
the
s
May
on
Storey,
and
Earnings
J.Tet
J
W.
580,103,620
baited States &
»
for
operation
which
644,682
ducts sold— 823,505,999 473,330,208 806,361,765 493,115,625
in., encin., selling,
udvertisirg, service &
3.J52
23 to
President,
the stock
exchange on which
only
changed
corporation,
at
The
pre
inc. & exc.
is
the
admitted
3mith
$1,022,867, equivalent to $3.72 per
cement producing plants at Fredonia,
stream
in
2,033,000
—
390,941
958,519,325 531,056,235
on
was
making a total of five sludge decomposition
units operated by Consolidated.
Another
Consolidated
plant at Baton Rouge, limited to the pro¬
cessing of lighter spent acid, will continue its operation. It has been
from
Total
general
Midwest Exch.
on
corporation
Exchange,
were
sulphuric
958,128,384 529,478,715 924,257,247 579,458,938
foreign subsidiaries—
Int. & misc. income
V
held
recently
sales
stock
the
not
not
then cur¬
tbe
is determined.
price obtainable
price
for
of
below
the
5,558,276
7,501,803
Wholly-Owned
1955
Net sales
of
plan
Board
on
received
cash
a
Consolidated Chemical Industries Inc.—New Unit—
3 Mos. End. Mar. 31—
Cost
this
Stock
Midwest
City, Mich.—V. 181,
Up Sharply—
Divids.
The
stock
was
operates
13,797,211
4,150,397
of
share.
per
52,203,931
11,089,403
4,648,819
358.
p.
company's capital consists only of 275,003 outstandi
This
Chrysler
receive
the
common
1952
1774.
p.
announced.
The
45,290,061
income
oper.
stock
Midwest
the
on
taxes
railway
181,
certain
will
Revenue
a
is listed.
1—
from
from
Net
1954
letter of notification with the
A preferred stock to be offered
proceeds are to be used for' capital
April 25 filed
shares of class
on
2,500
common
listing
$16,809,951 $16,420,226 $19,117,467 $17,331,434
4,935,015
4,330,291
6,269,854
4,234,543
2,027,659
1,634,711
2,656,585
1,683,686
rai way
opcr.
From
Gross
Net
1955
railway
from
from
covering
The
1308,.
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
Gross
corporation
Consolidated Cement Corp.—Listed
has
Net
sell
it
April
on
at. par ($100 per share).
The
and general corporate purposes.—V. 174,
weighing
production control
steel
lor
electronic
SEC
and
processing
sale
purchase shares
price would be
to
share
than
to
each
for
proposed
per
offering
sold
share
one
Change of Name Approved—
stockholders
The
corporation
The
$4
the
company's
preferred
its
The
stock
common
of
It is contemplated that
subsidiary, Michigan Gas
held.
and
company
the
basis
opportunity
than
Continental-Diamond
Plan and
Community Television Corp., Grand Forks, N. D.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
company acquired a stock interest in Control Cells
Boulder, Colo., and sales franchises for exclusive distribution
chemical
and
$292,042
$0.43
$514,215
share
the
March
Corp. of
of
303,500
the
for
the
the
that
at
1672.
p.
29 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
coveiing 3,000,000 shares of common stock (par five cents)
to
be offered at 10 cents per share through Peters, Writer & Christensen,
Inc., Denver, Colo. The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses
Incident to mining activities.
595.542
544 000
Co.
an
company
to
units
townships.
and
additional
the
already
Power
villages
the
on
price at the time
stock is to be
favorable
cities,
offer
stockholders.
the
electric
additional
large
the
1,584
to
stock
the
by
to
in
The
in
preferred
less
It
$175,759
for
favorable
to
offered
be
two
on
Muskegon.
share-owners
will
include comple¬
generating
projects
Weadock
The construction program also
company's electric transmission
its natural gas distribution system.
765,000
electric
customers
and
400,000
Consumers
of
area.
Major
C.
of
to
the company's
Expansion expenditures
in
in
common
Co.,
subscribed
1952
8,675
of
service
John
proceeds
be used
would
facilities
gas
the
said
work
plans
common
and
$78,562,000.
the
about
serves
v::v.
Board,
$26,000,000
and
customers
gas
shares
The
32,503
at
plant
company
present
rent
$147,510
Cobb
the
of
electric
to
City
Michigan
asking, the
the issuance and sale of 100,000
and 373,689 additional shires
class
new
,r/;
numerous
additions
distribution systems and
not
1953
Bay
C.
The
Ry.- -Earnings—
1954
addition
Financing—
petition
a
approve
a
Michigan
estimated
Consumers
2231.
p.
Outstate
near
filed
to
of
an
natural
a
Net earning!
Earnings per common
In
1,058.215
taxes
(estimated)
taxes
par
repay
to ba
construction program ol
2355.
p.
approximately
expansion
to
1954
$15,801,896 $16,250,049
$10
the
part
181,
Chairman
at
are
of
and
Conn.,
7,573
railway
railway
oper.
181,
Meriden,
Corp.,
the
1955
the
25
^includes
Mass.
32,070
from
from
ry.
—V.
1955
in
1955.—V.
.
Whiting,
estimated
county
plant
plastic products
wholly-owned
and
R.
sale
tion
Colzona Oil & Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Files—
Six Months Ended April 30—
subscrip¬
its
of
1—
Jan.
Net
Cherry-Burrell Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earn.
during
stock.
common
64
company's
$162,689
oper.
Net
The
Electric
&
1955
railway
railway-——
income—
rubber
Va.
electrical
and
from
From
its
finance
to
preferred stock of
for
had
had been
leading material
a
of
finance
Colson
which
in Somerville,
cellular
Bedford,
April—
from
to
agreement
an
plant
additional
an
manufactures
American
Great
ry.
and
that
announced
plant in Elyria and
)
(in
Net
28
President,
American
| volume and product diversification. The Colson Corp. has its principal
Net
June
on
jointly on May 20 by
and Robert A. Pritzker,
announced
President.
Pritzker
will
stockholder
it was
Dunlap stated that the addition of the Colson Corp. will prove
great value to Great American through its contribution of sales
of
that
for
offer
financing is to obtain funds to
loans, remaining funds realized
bank
suuri,-term
oi
Consolidated
Justin
thp
Mr.
two-for-one.
split the
(of
has become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Great
Industries, Inc.,
Meriden, Conn., through an exchange of
the
company's certificate of incorporation to proauthorized' capital stock from 5,000,000 shares
the
shares
Under the agreement with Great American, Colson,
J
stockholders
the
to
O.—Acquired—
■
Proposed—
to
shares
738,721
Consumers Power Co.—Plans
corporation
produces communication
Chemical Fund, Inc.—Stock Split
authorization
additional
the
The
company
on
May
Public Service Commission
handling manufacturer, will maintain its corporate identity. Mr. Pritz; ker will remain as President and the current management
team will
I be retained.
area.—
by
of
purpose
subsidiaries
113,177
SEC
the
306,720
215,796
j
2239.
p.
530.817
111,282
entered into with F. L. Jacobs Co., Detroit, earlier this year,
rescinded by mutual consent.
f
further
that
in
line
220,294
172,039
Mr.
New Outlets—
primary
1,076,153
398.041
Colson
border.
Radco
1,234,785
761,812
railway
oper. income—
181, p. 2011.
:
b
Robert
l3wa,
diversification
1,113,957
received
stockholders
$20,000,UOO
used
from
stock
fertilizer
Radco
21,552
its
railway
its
stock.
The
29,863
49,193
ry.
This
companies of southwestern
consisting of Radco Fertilizer Co., Inc., Radco-Eastem Division
and Radco-Creston Division,
were merged with Chemical Enterprises,
It was a nnounced jointly by Daniel B. Curll, Jr., President of Chem¬
ical Enterprises, and Messrs. Carl Reid, Dan Allison and Homer Dudley
of Radco.
The move provides
Chemical Enterprises with a chain of
ten ammonia stations
in the rich corn area along the Iowa-Missouri
6,
May
from
American
4
Chemical
127,147
20,018
Colson Corp., Elyria,
its
hosiery in a 37,500 square foot
In Columbus, Ga.—V. 181, p. 1439.
plant
41,145
47,145
Net
—V.
finishes
and
air-conditioned
103,008
has
company
by
capital
1-—
Net
was
month.
a
The
tion
$216,253
$313,034
$163,468
$286,037
1952
1953
1954
1955
Prom Jan.
brought to Chadbourn by
William A. Levins of the Atlanta, Ga., brokerage house of Courts & Co.
Shannon, incorporated in October, 1938, had built its sales steadily
upwards to more than $1,600,000 in 1954.
with more than 60% of
its sales coming from the prestige brand of Shaleen.
However, increas¬
ing los.es for the years 1952 through 1954 totaled $615,307, with a
loss in
1954 alorie of $233,000.
The losses have continued in 1955
The
Wyoming: Ry.—Earnings—
from
railway
Net from railway
Net ry. oper. income
authorized
April 19 Chadbourn stockholders
17,500 of its shares to complete the deal.
of
Gross
Shannon was an exchange of 3% shares
stock for each $100 par common capital
On
&
April—
,;
year.
par common
Shannon.
Colorado
1954.
in
by Shannon
set
in sales during fiscal 1954 and
$12,000,000 gross sales in the first
than
more
1955
figure
$13,000,000
the acquisition of
for
of
the
over
topped
achieved
Chadbourn $1
oi
goal of $2,000,000
at the new unit to reach a 12-month sales
instituted
—an
per
share
$2.61
__
Working capital
Net
20,802,820
figures
Corp.,
—V.
181,
p.
„
$1.00
$12,003,618 $16,590,613
worth
Above
ment
$2.33
$1.25
_
do
Newark,
2355.
not
N.
include
J.,
results
merged
of
Wecton
into Daystrom,
20,147,637
Electrical
Inc.
May
Instru¬
16,
1955.
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
amortization
and
1954
$19,269
9,000
1955
$100,055
33,000
_
profit
operating
Depreciation
Robinson-Humphrey
The
Net
—V.
181,
(excluding Galena and Aurumj
644.
:
p.
Net
ry.
railway
from
Net
ry.
—V.
667,978
602,215
17,932,151
4,145,615
,510,247
,478,406
1,855,638
2,837,458
,390,475
4,461,843
2,674,295
railway
from
Net
income
oper.
Sheridan
499,246
16.218,941
3,207,078
800,000
&
Paul
Began
100,000
&
Bolger
/
100,000
800,000
400,000
Co.
S.
Stern
181, p. 2117.
&
Brothers
Frank,
Stern,
Co.—
&
Smichers
F.
Co
&
Meyer
100,000
Fox
Western RR.—Earnings-
Delaware, Lackawanna &
Net
ry.
Net
—V.
4,895,613
181,
1,987,514
income
oper.
29,551,092
6,480,782
3,205,012
3,137,914
2117.
p.
Detroit Edison Co.—Bonds Offered—The First Boston
and associates on
May 25 offered $60,000,000 of 3V4% general and refund¬
ing mortgage bonds, series O, due May 15, 1980 at 100%
Award of the issue was won by
interest.
accrued
the
at competitive sale
group
May 24 on a bid of
on
99.39%.
Coffin
also
for
3 !4%
a
(jointly), bid 98.93,
Trask & Co.
and Spencer,
Inc.,
Burr,
&
coupon.
be redeemable, at the option of the com¬
whole or in part, at redemption prices rang¬
interest.
PROCEEDS—Net
sale of the new bonds will be
added
to
the general funds of the
company to be
used for con¬
struction
and other purposes,
including the repayment of approxi¬
mately $14,500,000 of short term bank loans.
Gross
expenditures for construction in 1955, it is estimated, will
approximate $85,000,000,
of which $19,500,000
has been expended
to April
1, 1955.
The estimate for 1955 contemplates the expendi¬
ture
of about $36,800,000 in
connection with the New River Rouge
steam
electric
generating plant now under construction; $11,000,000
The
business
of
new,
enlargement
and
extensions,
ment.
'
and
in
engaged
is
electric
of
sale
transmission,
generation,
the
in
energy
service
a
with
miles in southeastern Michigan,
square
steam
outside
sections
cultural
water
furnishes
the
EARNINGS—For
of
revenues
comprising
area
Detroit.
The
1954,
the
also
company
conducts
purchasers
First
basis,
utility
gross
below have severally agreed,
purchase from the company
the
6,000,000
250,000
Peck
&
Allison-Williams
C.
Allyn
Anderson
Inc.
Detroit, is a well-known
ranges and also
fabricates
heavy
metal products for the automotive and trucking
industries. The company reported 1954 net sales of $9,009,000 on which
a
net
loss
of
$1,649,000
was
recorded. Welbilt Stove, located in
Maspeth, N. Y., supplies approximately
10% of the entire United
States market for gas ranges and is also an important producer of
electric ranges. It is recognized as the largest supplier of ranges to the
home builders of the country. Two years ago, the company commenced
pioduction of room air conditioners and, more recently, expanded
into
the
residential air conditioner field. Earlier this year,
Welbilt
Stove
was
awarded a $1,500,000 Navy
contract for disposable gas
tanks for aircraft. Net sales of the company in 1954 totaled $13,334,000
and
net
operating income
before taxes and a non-recurring loss
of $253,000 amounted to $1,033,607. Pro forma net working capital of
the merged company as of Dec. 31, 1954, was $6,024,000.
Giving effect to the exchange of stocks under the merger agreement,
Welbilt Corp. will have outstanding 276,119 shares of 5% cumulative
convertible preferred
stock, $10 par value, and 4,198,007 shares of
$1 par common stock.'The common stock of Welbilt Corp. is listed
on
the New York Stock Exchange.
(See also Welbilt Corp. in V. 181,
150,000
Co.,
Ashmun
S.
,
Atwill
and
Bache
&
Baker,
'
Ball,
North
Fitch,
Williams
Bioren
Inc
Co.
&
Ellis
Blunt
100,000
Co._^.
&
Blair
1,000,000
Co.
&
Sullivan
Bosworth,
250,000
Stockton
100,000
Byron Brooke & Co
Burns
Bros. & Denton,
Inc.
value
181,
1
share—.
per
—
&
Co
&
Courts
Inc
Skaags & Co.-_
DeHavcn & Townsend,
Merle-Smith—
&
&
Dickson
S.
Kean,
Corp.
Francis I.
duPont &
Equitable
Inc.
Kidder
Co
Co.
—
100,000
John
&
Wheeler
C.
First
First
of
100,000
McCormick
Securities
Co.
&
McLeod,
&
M.
&
Leonard
Hutchinson
A.
Frisbie
Co.
Gregory
&
Sons
&
150.000
Co.
Newhard.
New
Loeb
Norris
Co.—
Inc.
982,843
400,000
100.000
250.000
Co
Northwest
150,000
Co._
Copeland
&
100,000
Kendall, Inc.
Peters,
Writer
$2,402,858
"14,035
"237,248
1952
1953
$4,944,511
1,656,878
1,345,910
$6,254,050
2,753,394
2,443,418
F.
Pollock
E.
&
L.
800,000
Putnam
&
Co.,
100,000
Inc.
Hughes
Raffensperger,
Co.,
Rambo,
Inc.
100,000
Co.,
Inc.
&
.
100,000
Inc.
Net
ry.
4,492,609
railway..—
railway
181,
"2,041,509
.
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
"2,649,466
.
3,527,142
"5.151,640
"5,704,674
8,458,965
,
"1,392,430
♦1,983,628
6,418,721
*3,377,256
"3,897,294
2012.
p.
Close
&
with
the
minerals
Affiliate?
and marketing of feldspar,
negotiated by this cor¬
being
is
poration and Strategic Materials Corp., which plan joint operation of
Spar-Mica Corp., Ltd. of Montreal;. Canada.
The directors of the two companies are expected to act on the equ'I
partnership proposal before June 15 next.
Spar-Mica now is a suhsubsidiary of Strategic.
Electro proposes to acquire an equal interest
with Strategic in Spar-Mica for a cash payment of $333,500 and 10,OCT*
shares of Electro's common stock, currently quoted at $18 per shar;»
In addition to Mr. Diamond the board of directors of Spar-Mica wi-l
be
three representatives each from Electro and
composed of
The
will have the exclusive advantage of a new
company
Strategic-
and unique
developed by Grant S. Diamond, President,
of Electro.
This process is believed to yield 50% more glass spar con¬
centrate than present upgrading methods.
Electro already has a Canadian plant at Cap de la Madeleine, Que¬
bec, which is an important producer of silicon carbide.
Spar-Mica plans to erect a new dock on the St. Lawrence Gulf »s
soon
as
possible.
Designed to berth 10,000-ton cargo vessels, the pier
should be ready for use late this summer.
Mining equipment and mil*
feldspar processing method
will
then
facilities
installed
be
work
and
will
commence.
is expected to have a production caoacity of
of feldspar concentrate this year.
Boat shipments
to New Jersey and to Europe are scheduled to start in October.
Spar-Mica owns pegmatite mineral deposits of tremendous size on.
the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence and In Bergeronnes Town¬
The
Quebec installation
tons
300
day
per
Quebeo,
confluence of the Saguenay
the
near
and St.. Lawrence
Corp.. Ltd. has a wholly-owned subsidiary in the United)
States—namely, the Golding-Keene Co., of Keene, N. H. This subsidiary
owns and operates feldspar mines in New Hampshire and operates milTs
Spar-Mica
N.
Keene,
in
the
also in Trenton, N. J.
Golding-Keene has pro¬
feldspar over the last 25 years for the pottery indus¬
New York State and New Jersey areas ard
and
H.,
England,
New
supplies many of the leading producers of porcelain, chinaware, sani ¬
tary ware, porcelain ware and floor and wall tile. This company, how¬
ever,
does not produce a spar for the glass industry, which is tb&
major consumer of feldspar in the United States.—V. 181, p. 2240.
Equity Corp.—Asset Value IncreasedMar.
of—
As
31/55 Dec. 31/54
Net asset value per preferred share
$227.22
$222.00
share
$4.89
$4.75
Net
value
asset
—V.
common
per
/•
181, p. 2118.
Net
Net
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May
covering $3,500,000 of convertible subordinate debentures,
1975, to be offered for public sale through an under¬
writing group headed by Bear, Stearns & Co.
The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
This
Net
2,005,800
ry.
559,062
railway
from
Net
65,403
income—
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
181,
p.
amendment.
The
of
is engaged principally in the design and manufacture
special purpose loading equipment for railroad freight
of plywood; the manufacture of automotive heat¬
ventilating devices for commercial vehicles; the manufacture
and
synthetic battery separators, and the manufacture' ot
company
general and
the production
and
ing
wood
of
bicycles
velocipedes.
and
of the financing will be used to retire a bank loan
incurred for the purpose of retiring the company's V-loan.
($963,000 at March 31, 1955); to retire $600,000 of bank loans incurrei
Net
proceeds
$369,300
the
363
25,678
*84,600
*76,420
1,726,500
305,777
"87,092
be
$406,200
27,574
1,720,600
274,504
"191,033
purpose
will
continued
its
2,541,900
853,226
of
added
growth
financing
to the
and
the
company's
operations;
and
th®
general funds of the company to finance
expansion.—V.
181, p.
1303.
Federated Fund of New England—Registers With SEC
This
railway-
1,
May
balance
♦70,052
*29,401
income—
company
1955,
for
1952
1953
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
$376,500
80,474s
railway-
oper.
ry.
$417,700
railway-
from
From
1954
1955
from
Plymouth, Mich.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
recently
Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
Duluth,
April—
the
in
filed
Fund
an
17, 1935, to its registration
400,000 shares of Beneficial Interest
amendment on May
covering an additional
181, p. 1673.
statement
Fund.—V.
323,007
Fifteen Oil Co., Houston,
2012.
Tex.—Registers With SEC—
filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 24,
1955, covering
200,000 shares of its $1 nar capital stock.
Of this
amount, 175,000 shares are being offered for the account of the com¬
pany and up to 25,000 for
the account of selling stockholders. The
offering is to be underwritten by White, Weld & Co. and Rotan,
Mosle Inc.; and the public offering price and underwriting terms ace
to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged primarily in the business of developing ard
operating oil and gas properties and exploring for oil and gas.
A3
of April 30, 1955, it had outstanding 1,000,000 common shares.
Proceeds of the financing will be used, together with funds froca
This company
du Pont de Nemours &
(E. I.)
Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.
1955
March 31—
Ended
Net
sales
Other
operating
Total
-
—
operating
credit
to
6,297,307
478,879,548 408,911,536
249,231,517 223,689,305
38,398,706 34,026,601
29,725,495 26,711,201
operation, in the exploration and development of the company's prop¬
erties and may be used for the acquisition, exploration and develop¬
ment of additional property,
8,500,000
8,698,100
78,810,000
64,150,000
73,213,830
51,636,329
—Tschirn
20,522,530
22,156,919
offered
93,736,360
fun).
Federal taxes on operating
for
Provision
$
473,170,752 402,614,229
5,708,796
revenues
income.
Cost of goods sold and other operating charges
Selling, general and administrative expenses—
Provision for depreciation and obsolescence
"Provision for "B" bonus (tentatively available
for
1954
$
Months
73,793,248
shares of common
income
renegotiation
Flo-Mix Fertilizers Corp., Ilouma,
I
Operating income (net)
(net)—
Other income
income
Net
Dividends on
...
"Earnings
common
per
——.—
share
2,512,456
2,774,956
56,838,901
preferred stock
dividends
Common
45,449,016
$2.00
$1.56
Offers
Thrift Plan—
du Pont employees in plants,
nation under which the com¬
pany will add 25 cents to every dollar they save.
Purpose is to en¬
courage employees to save regularly and to provide an opportunity for
more
of them to become stockholders in the company at no cost to
A
was offered on May 17 to
and offices throughout the
entirely voluntary, sets up an incentive for employees to
save money regularly and on a long-range basis through
payroll deduc¬
tions.
The company will contribute to a trust fund 25% of the amount
saved
by each employee.
This money will be used to buy du Pont
common stock for him.
The
program is subject to clearance with
several Federal agencies.
It is expected
that governmental approvals will be received in time
to get the plan under way Sept. 1.
The company will pay all costs of
The
plan,
administration.
100,000
by
Aside
Kerner
a
from
making
bank, as trustee.
the program will be handled
It will buy bonds and stock for the employees.
payroll deductions,
publicly
La.—Stock Offered
May 1
Co., New Orleans, La., on
as
agent.
transfer
as
net proceeds are to be used
companies, buy equipment a. d
PROCEEDS—The
four
of
assets
general corporate purposes
thrift plan
laboratories,
Investment
a speculation an issue of 585,000
stock (par 10 cents) at $5 per share.
The National Bank of Commerce in New Orleans is transfer agent,
and registrar and the Registrar and Transfer Company will also act
preferred dividends.
150.000
Inc
industrial
other
and
cars;
themselves.
&
Christensen, Inc.
B. W. Pazzini & Co.,
linked
partnership for the mining, processing
20,
1—
Jan.
from
from
"After
—
Ohio
Wm.
1,245,689
income—
oper.
From
Gross
800,000
Hirshberg,
&
Patterson,
300.000
1,000,000
railway—,
from
ry.
1954
1955
$3,345,478
railway
from
Net
Hanseatic
_
Pacific
100,000
100,000
200,000
Co.
&
Cook
York
The
200,000
Ellis & Anderson
&
Corp.
Granbery, Maracbe &
Green,
&
Son
studio
Mont
Du
2240.
Evans Products Co.,
amendment on May 17,
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range Ry.- -Earnings—
April—
Gross
250,000
Wells
Newbold's
of
When
television pictures in color or monociiroir®
I6mm films, from slides, or from opaques.—
from
sources,
by itself or as an
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—New
A
mica
due
and
300,000
200.000
Co.,
Co.
Weir,
100,000
H.
250,000
&
250,000
Co
Co.
250,000
Co
Freeman
200.000
Co
—
Mullaney,
W.
1,100,000
100,00Q
Inc.
200.000
Co.
100,000
Freeman
100.000
—
Co.—
&
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
of
Marshall
150,000
Inc.
Young,
Inc.
McMaster
100,000
Chicago
Foster
&
McDonald
100 000
Corp
Iowa
200.000
100.COO
Co.—
Coe—
&
Masten
E.
100,000
Co
100.000
Inc.
Lomasney & Co.—
Mackall
100,000
Inc.
300,000
&
Legg &
A.
100,000
its
of
Three
Meeds
&
a
highest-quality
live
181, p.
Y.—Registers With SEC—
100.000
Mason-Hagan,
Co.,
Fauset, Steele & Co._.
Co.,
Bissell
A.
D.
150,000
Co
&
Harris
shares
300,000
Leedy,
100,000
Inc.
&
Inc._
Laird,
M.
.
and
200.000
100,000
300.000
100,000
It will also service Australia
registration statement covering an additional
$1 par capital stock.—V. 180, p. 2593.
its
to
1955,
300,000
Co.—
&
Inc.
Newburger,
:
Clark
V.
„
Dreyfus Funds, Inc., N.
Krensky &
Co..
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Ferris
Co.—
Taylor &
.
integral part of-an
broadcast equipment
"Multi-Scanner" it
single studio package that permits it to- tele¬
unit
used
the TV station
the
from
office
This New York investment company filed an
100,000
&
1,600 000
Fairman,
100.000
150.000
Co.—
Arthur
Securities
Corp.
Fahey,
Co.—
Kormendi
The Dominion Securities
John Douglas & Co.,
,
&
Co
150,000
150,000
500,000
&
Co.
&
.
150 000
$250,000
&
Joyce
&
Richards
M.
A.
Co.,
Inc.
Este
—
Lemon
B.
150,000
1,600,000
■'/: 1
Eastern
Far
Gross
&
Space &
Lane,
Co., Inc.
Kay,
150,000
Bodine
&
C'router
•'
brings to four the number of overseas
branches.
Other offices are in Zurich,
Switzerland (serving Europe
and the Near East), Montevideo,
Uruguay (serving South America),
and Mexico City, Mexico (serving the Caribbean).—V. 181, p. 1439.
100,000
100,000
150,000
Davis,
and Taiwan.
India,
Zealand.
The
of
■
Johnson,
Kaiser
&
Co.
service
Philippines,
500,000
Grubbs
John
100,000
Davis
Cullom
Eastern
Far
the
150,000
Corp.
Kirkland
Jenks,
250,000
Securities
Co.
Dick
100,000
Co
Corp.
Alleman,
.
Union
Dallas
Shelby
Share
Investment
Schmertz
Cunningham,
Co.,
&
100,000
Inc
Securities Corp.
Clayton Securities Corp.
C. C. Codings & Co., Inc.
on May 20 announced the opening
sales office in Tokyo, Japan. The new branch
the entire Far Eastern area including Japan, Hong Kong,
Chemical International Ltd.
new
a
Net
600,000
Winslow,
City
1,600,000
Inc.
&
- '
'
•
commercially-engineere I
operation of regular equipment axa
the
be used
may
"Multi-Scanner."
a
tries
Sales Office—
Chemical Co.—New Tokyo
Dow
Dow
of
1,000.000
Applegate
Johnston,
West
Whiteside,
Chace,
alreadyl-.widely
called
for
necessary
"Vitascan"
The
duced high potash
Net
Co.,
Weeks—
specialists
required.
not
at
Indianapolis Bond &
100,000
Carolina Securities Corp.
$11,981,924 $11,262,054
$10.74
$10.29
745.
p.
100,000
&
Hutton
200,000
Sherrerd
&
Brothers
Byrd
F.
100,000
*
—
Butcher
100,000
Co.
&
250,000
Co.—
Humphrey,
100,000
&
Broome
&
Hornblower
&
Stein_
&
400.000
Co._
Co.
&
Norfolk
Co., Inc.
Bramhall
M.
assets
net
asset
Net
—V.
1,000,000
&
—
Hirsch
E.
Co
&
Co
Hilsman
Inc.
1,600,000
Simmons
&
&
"
is a complete and
Rivers.
Dec. 31/54
100,000
Richards
H.
J.
100,000
Co.
Baxter,
R.
Mar. 31/55
As of—
600.000
300,000
Co.—
Herrman
Hulme,
&
&
Bruce
Hentz
Hill
200,000
500,000
500,000
& Co._—
Kraus—
Barret,
Heller,
Henry
1,000,000
Co._
&
&
100,000
H.
100,000
/
Watts
Burge
color
ship,
Stock Fund, Inc.—Assets Up—
Diversified Growth
150,000
&
Co
&
Haupt
100,000
Co
Co.—
&
broadcast.
for
Du Mont system
new
■
Co.
150,000
Co
&
Blackstock
Harrison
200,000
Inc.
Co.__
Weeks
Baker,
&
2355.
131,; p:
2401).—V.
p.
100,000
Hanauer
B.
Hancock,
Ira
Robinson & Co.
Aspden,
cooking
1,600,000
Co
&
Sulzberger
Co.
J.
1,600,000
Strudwick
&
&
Bleichroeder,
C.
100,000
Co.
and S.
Arnhold
Hallgarten
Hallowell,
•
Inc.
Adams
"t
-
f
Daroit-Michigan, operating two plants in
of household
and commercial
manufacturer
New
named
to
Corp._$6,000,000
Boston
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
A.
■■■/'
company.
will
had
company
respective principal amounts of the new bonds set forth below:
The
The
product, ready for production. It sidesteps completely the usual prob¬
lems of color "registration." Hence the large staffs of highly-trained
cast
Approved—
was
transmitter
vision
gives
of this company and Welbilt Stove Co., Inc. was approved
stockholders of both companies on May 17. Under the merger
which became effective immediately following the stock¬
holder
actions,
Welbilt was merged into Detroit-Michigan and the
name
of
the
latter (was
changed to Welbilt Corp., the surviving
a
Detroit and
section of
pickup of live television pictures in
Merger
estimated popu¬
an
and net income of $22,137,173.
commitment
firm
a
year
$195,883,768
PURCHASERS—The
on
of
in the central business
service
in Vassar, Mich.
business
heating
color, without using television
demonstrated on May 22 by this company. The color
pictures were of the highest quality, according to the announcement.
The system that did this so effectively was novel and inexpensive
compared with regular commercial color studio cameras, and easy to
operate. One man was the sole attendant.
Called the Du Mont "Vitascan" Color Studio Scanner, the new system
is the reverse of a conventional television studio pickup system. Instead
of
receiving light through a lens, the scanner emits light from a
cathode-ray tube. This beam of light scans persons, objects, or action
in the studio, and the light that is reflected is picked up by means,
of multiplier phototubes. These tubes convert the reflected light infc>
an electrical signal
which may be passed on to a standard color tele¬
by
3,828,500.
This area includes the highly industrialized City
Detroit and environs,
as
wed as extensive industrial and agri¬
of
100,000
———
of
lation
200,000
2117.
p.
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co.—Merger
Total
7,587
200,000
.
BUSINESS—Company
distribution
Co.—
181,
100,00
Co
substations;
other
of
and distribution lines; $11,800,000 for
and $8,400,000 for other property and equip¬
transmission
for
$17,000,000
new
par,
plus accrued
proceeds from the
to
construction
the
for
to
are
time as a
103%
from
ing
bonds
new
at any
pany,
,
—————
&
—V.
100,000
;
Co
other neces¬
181, p. 2240.
Du Mont Laboratories, Inc.—Development
(Allen B.)
cameras,
agreement,
Corp. and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
and
Stix
30,730.209
6,502,413
26,061,225
4,218,355
2,018,001
26,423,428
railway
railway
from
ry.
905,268
Inc.
1—
Jan.
from
Net
524,378
$7,666,138
1,555,939
729,392
$7,709,975
1,892,342
519,166
income
oper.
'From
Gross
1,316,590
railway
from
Net
J'
1952
$6,544,001
1,084,871
$6,732,997
railway
from
1953
1954
1955
April—
Gross
100,000
Leach_
Stifel, Nichoiaus & Co.,
&
Agee
Sterne,
&
Tyson
100,000
Townsend, Graff &. Co.
100,000
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.
300,000
Walston & Co
150,000
Waiter & Co
100,000
Watkins, Morrow & Co.
100,000
Webster & Gibson
100,000
Weeden & Co. Inc
1,000,000
C. N. White & Co—__
100,000
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
Inc.
100,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
100,000
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc.
200,000
Yarnall, Biddle & Co
150,000
100,000
&
—
Co., Inc.
Shillinglaw,
\
railway____
Hammill
Co.
100,000
Co
&
services.—V.
A
100,000
Townsend, Dabney &
—
Shearson,
751,772
1—
Jan.
from
Inc.
,704,139
,000,282
16,565,458
income___
oper.
From
Gross
1952
1953
Talmage
-Thomas
Co.,
&
&
them,
sary
800,000
/
Sweney Cartwright &
Co.
,150,000
——
Shaughnessey
$4,442,317
856,003
$3,962,185
870,621
$4,061,414
1,060,406
railway
from
Net
1954".
1955
April—
Gross
Sutro
1,600,000
deliver' them at the proper time, and perform
hold
15
250,000
Lombardo, Inc.
,
Mason,
Horner &
Inc.
Corp.—Earnings—
Hutton
Inc
Pomeroy,
&
Scott,
Delaware & Hudson RR.
.
100,000
Schoellkopf,
100,000
100,000
Co
Stroud & Co., Inc
Stubbs, Smith &
Roberts
Poole,
Parke
&
23,425
&
J. S. Strauss & Co
:
Salomon Bros. &
$10,269
$67,055
23,493
depletion and income taxes
profit before
Dry tons milled
:™.
1,000,000
& Co. 1,600,000
Hutzler 1,600,000
Co., Inc.
L.
F. Rothschild
Schmidt,
Stokes & Co
Walter Stokes
200,000
Rand & Co
Idaho—Earnings Increased
Mines, Inc., Wallace,
Day
(2471)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
to purchase certain
inventories, and far
and working capital.
corporation was organized on Dec. 21, 1954, in
of engaging in the sale and distribution or
mechanical applicators for fertilizing, primarily with,
BUSINESS—This
Delaware
for
fertilizers
the
use
The
the
and
purpose
nitrogen,
phosphorous and potash.
history except that it has acquired
of patents to use a new method for the appli¬
corporation has no operating
right by assignment
complete liquid fertilizer
method for the use of anhydrous
cation
new
of
the
of
a
and conditioner to the soil,
ammonia in direct application
manufacture and distribute the equipment and
devices covered by the patent applications used in these methods.
The corporation has also acquired and accepted options to purchaca
all of the equipment and
inventories of Plantation Fertilizers Corp..
Houma, La.; Plantation Chemicals, Inc., Houma, La.; Texas Anhydrous
Ammonia Corp., Hitchcock, Tex., and the Nitrogen Co., Tilamook, Ore.,
a
branch of Plantation Fertilizers Corp., used in connection with tl..>
storage and sale of fertilizer, and in the assembling and sale of
to
soil, and the right to
16
(2472)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.applicators for the new method of fertilizing. The option also includes
the right to acquire by assignment the leaseholds held
by said corpora¬
tions.
1
a
of
their
present
together
facilities
storage
with
factured
in
the
The
of fertilizers.
Two
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
stock
181,
(par
Outstanding
1,210,000 shs.
3,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
Con
of
G-E
is
will
scheduled
also
be
of
one
the
cinnati, Ohio,
stock
Sold—W.
Co.—Stock
(no
net
&
Edison
turbine
as
a
generators,
at $56.50 per share.
each
rated
180,000 kilowatts,
2356.
181, p.
apparatus
of
all
It
manufactures
also
and
the
was
selling stock¬
kinds,
fiber
automotive
makes
glass
resistence
and
high
insulation
industrial
laminated
a
fabric
to
patented
a
plastic
electrical
as
is
electrical
end
from
gears
material
application
for
temperature
for
addition,
furniture
corporation makes surfacing materials widely used by
manufacturers for cabinet and table tops, etc.—V. 181, p. 2356.
Fowler Telephone Co., Pella,
company
covering.
of
$260,000
notification
with
The
bonds, series A, due May 1,
1975. to be offered at par (in denominations of $1,000 each)
through
Wachob-Bender Corp., Omaha, Neb.
The net proceeds are to be used
to
retire
existing debt, to acquire Northwestern Bell properties in
Leigbton. Ia., and for conversion of both exchanges to dial operation.
from
of
July
through
It
Calculating
Machine
Co.,
Inc.,
San
is
18,
fil»d
companv
1955,
Co.
covering
is
named
price and
The
C.
has
company
and
J.
B.
Grceha
T.
Lewis,
12.9%
M.
Berkeley,
stockholders
will
and
be
stock
director,
a
of
Lund,
Calif.,
continue
9.8%,
public
will
After
of
Carl
M.
of
loans
This
below.—V.
Telephone,
FTiden,
without
from
shares
of
of
the
of
had
income
31,
of
was
the
total
aid
calls
and
used
stock
with
notes,
due
the
for
telephone
12
months ended
of
GIVING
System
EFFECT
TO
High
Roy Fruehauf, President,
May 24 told
on
San Francisco press con¬
a
ference:
"Customer
tion
demand
despite
the fact
;
month:
"Sales
for
o.y;.-''
the
all-time
new
for
h
that
is
running far ahead of produc¬
production records are being set every
new
:
'■
first
gh
trailers
new
'■%
six
months
record.
will
convertible
Entire
1955
above
be
may
$100,000,000 for
the
4.25%
year in
42-year history.
"Biggest seller in the line is the high cubic
capacity Volume Van
trailer developed by Fruehauf
engineers more than a year ago.
This
trailer, which enables truckers to haul up to 35% more
freight than
In conventional
trailers, obsolete^ some 250,000 to 300,000 trailers now
Fruehauf's
on
our
highways.
Volume
(Mr. Fruehauf pointed out that 300 of the Fruehauf
trailers are
in
the
fleet
of
the
Pacific
Intermountain
Van
Express trucking line.
ing operators.)
"Fruehauf
has
PIE
is
purchased
of the
one
two
nation's most successful
plants,
truck¬
totaling
356,000 square feet
and is building sizable additions
to its Fort Wayne, Ind„
plant. Addi¬
tions are also
planned to the Avon Lake, Ohio plant—all to
handle
this
unprecedented
"The
search
to build
could
a
customer
continuing
Fruehauf
new
be
To
is
convertible
preferred
PRESENT
adapted
increase
for
factory
trailer
production
of
suitable
a
for
or
site
the
on
Pacific
already built factory which
an
manufacturing,"
the
Volume
Van
and
181,
trailers
(Robert)
To
meet
which
a
The
this
attended
turing
new
corrugated
industrial activity
container
companv.
containers
in the southeastern
plant has been opened at Atlanta.
pay for
plant
and
Southern
comprises approximately 50,000 square feet
office space in a
newly constructed building
development five miles northwest of the
Paperboard Corp.,
interest, has a ,k;raft
Wentworth, Ga.
paperboard
subsidiary in which
a
Gair
of
in
Heavy-duty
irrigation
by
Leece,
V.
White.
in
design to
widely used
the
President.
was
capacity
announced
are
on
The
now
May
continuous,
new
design accomplishes this while still
ciency ratings of the pumps.—V.
181, p.
and
Dean
discharge
by
are
to
be
used
purposes.
,
general
ing
are:
Blyth
Jackson
&
&
V,
181,
p.
Co.,
Curtis;
Crowell, Weedon
Bingham, Walter
1877.
&
&
A.
Inc.;
G.
Co.;
with
Dean
Wagenseller
Becker
&
Hill
Hurry,
&
Co.
Witter
&
Co.
in
the
offer¬
Durst, Inc.; Paine, Webber,
Lester, Ryons & Co *
Inc.;
I.
S.
General Electric Co.—Receives
Large Order—
company on May 20 announced It has received an order
the
William
Generator
E.
York
for
a
300,000
4,60o
Milwaukee Co._:
4,600
4,600
Sullivan
&
Co.,
Inc.
McCormick
Co
&
Net
Net
Co
3,700
Staats & Co
3,700
Burge & Kraus
Bingham, Sheldon & Co
2,300
McCarty
Co.
&
M.
2,300
Dain
Carter H.
Lester,
& Co
2,300
Harrison & Co
Ryons
2,300
Co
&
2,300
McCourtney-Breckenridge &
Co.
2,300
Stix & Co
4,600
2,300
Watling, Lerchen & Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.
2,300
1,400
2241.
Gerber, President,
Gerber
pared
to
mately
The
181,
p.
959.
—V.
181,
on
for
the
preceding
year.
This
amounts
Six
of
the
will be
company
from
kilowatt steam
(&
Months Ended
to
held
on
July
27,
1955.
of
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
April 30—
taxes
Consolidated net
on
p.
$
the
Mr.
in
share
President,
tory
of
of
2,902,830
2,290,954
2,294,210
common
stock
Rubber
Baytown,
announced
Disposal
'
$1.50
$1 27
Corp.
Mr.
to
insure
would
be
sold
that
506,557
$1,999,350
$1,407,729
531,895
244,518
376,964
taxes
-671,100
the System
to
$1,090,491
stock
of
$492,111
,
subsidiaries
94,089
.141,448
$996,402
$350,663
„
applicable to stock
of
the
Grey¬
share of
stock
common
$0.08
.
preferred
on
stock.—V.
$0.03
180, p. 253.
Leaseholds, Inc.—Chairman Elected—
Hagen,
Houston
of
the
oilman
Aniline
&
and
consulting
geologist,
has
been
Board.
affiliated
with
the
Coca
Cola
Co.
and
director
a
Film
Corp. and
board of the
Downey
G.
Behrman
Jr.,
President
of
Gulf
that the company will commence
within the next week.
These
the
wells
Coast
substantial
are
Leaseholds,
Inc.,
drilling of four explora¬
wells
are
portion
a
of
an
1562.
Interstate Gas
Co.—Secondary Offering—A
sec¬
ondary offering of 7,500 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on May 13 by Blyth & Co., Inc. at $12.37 V2
per share, with a dealer's discount of 30 cents
per share.
It
Texas,
on
May
this
subsidiary
Senate
Commission
May
synthetic
19.
19
had
Committees
over
the
withdrew
rubber
fact
expressed
as
well
that
its
plant,
as
E.
bid
J.
concern
to
the
the
to
Thomas
its
a
explained,
uninterrupted
responsible
Goodyear
operation
bidder.
entered
and
a
that
bid
the
on
the
facility
eight other bids from competent operators have been
qualified by the Disposal Commission, the sale of the
plant is assured,"
Mr. Thomas continued, "and the
output of the plant will be available
.
<•,: <
completed.—V. 178, p. 386.
was
■ot(
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR.April—
Net
ry.
railway
railway
...
$6,883,768
$8,159,704
$7,371,150
1,623,735
2.665.635
2,102,896
860,732
639,070
1,081,511
813,466
27,620,916
27,979,901
31,838,566
29,921,183
7,834.308
7,363.097
10,326,165
8,832.900
3,172,510
railway
railway
income—
oper.
181,
1952
2,940,096
4,133,539
3,393,992
1—
Jan.
from
1953
2,260,432
from
ry.
I
1954
$7,463,420
income—
oper.
,oU
Earnings—
1955
from
from
2356.
p.
Gulf Power Co.—Partial
There
the
be
have
been
mortgage
called for
bonds,
3%%
Redemption—
redemption
series
due
made
at
trustee.—V.
The
Chase
Bank,
22,
1955,
Payment,
the
to
New
at
Water
York
City,
date
of
will
successor
Co.—Registers With SEC—
May 18 filed
covering $8,000,000 of sinking
company
$274,000 of
100.46%
redemption
180, pp. 254 and 816.
Hackensack
This
Manhattan
June
on
1982.
principal amount, plus accrued interest
SEC
on
facility and also recommended continued government
pending disposal. When the recommended new
legislation
plant
"Now
$901,172
drilling program which the company intends
carry out
during 1955.
Mr. Behrman estimated that a nadditional
12
to 14
exploratory wells will be drilled by the
company during the year.
He further reported that the
company is continuing its development
program with the drilling of a second well on its 640-acre
lease in
the Clayton-Maxine
area, Live Oak County.
This well will be spotted
2,500 feet southwest of the
company's discovery well on the tract
which
was
dually completed as a gas well last November.—V.
181,
188,000
the
passed,
46,342,925
$1,525,520
.
aggressive
3,097,000
Baytown
plant was not sold along with the other 24
plants previously sold.
Mr. Thomas said
Goodyear had urged new legislation to accomplish
sale
1954.
$47,244,097
6,187,830
164,000
3,445,684
explained that
before House and
government's
of
Downey,
Robert
first
Thomas
hearings
State
1955
stockholders.
—V.
3,796,000
1775.
government's
Thomas,
of
President.
company
45,750,851*
applicable
Coast
V.
Net
1954
7,405,684
income
Goodyear Synthetic
the
shares
supplied by amend¬
Desogel Chemical Co., has been
to
the enlarged
company.
Hagen, the company's first Chairman, was the
original organizer
company In which both he
and
Mr.
Mr.
of
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O.—Unit
With¬
draws Bid for Government
Synthetic Plant—
The
(to be
$47,276,371
elected
100,820,717
income
Common shares
outstanding
per
as
revenue
Chairman
Net
1955
Federal taxes on income
(estimated)
Dominion and State taxes
181,
three
each
date
Corporation
General
Gross
104,812,053
before
Earnings
for
to increase the capital and paid-in
surplus
a newly organized company, r thereby
furnishing it
capital funds to enable it to develop its business.
public
per
Morton
approxi¬
$
—V.
stock
the record
on
was
Gulf
Net
Co.
sales
Income
SEC
($1.50
subscription
made on May 19 by Eisele &
King, Libaire,
Stout & Co. at $8.50 per
share, has been oversubscribed.
See details in V.
181, p. 2356.
From
Glidden
Atlantic
deducting dividends
which
Gross
meeting
2118.
p.
the
stock
for
Cities Gas Corp.—Stock Sold—The
offering to
public of 75,000 shares of class A stock
(par $1),
the
March
share.
a
annual
with
common
shares
of
$3,500,000
$2.40
Great
stock held
income
Income
Gulf
May 12 announced that sales during the
31, 1955 amounted to over $86,000,000 which
$8,000,000 or 10% over the previous fiscal
year.
indicated that earnings will be over
$5,000,000 as com¬
ended
these
473,830
for
hound
p.
Gerbcr Products Co.—Sales Increased
10%—
increase
statement
non-voting
offer
revenues-
by
♦After
General Tire & Rubber Co.—Sells
Aerojet Rights—
year
A
to
j
reported
Inc.
J.
&
Allyn & Co., Inc
an
registration
a
class
expenses
income
Net
2,300
5,400
i
and
Fla.—Regis¬
Exchange Commission—
underwriting is Involved.
income
3,700
Northwest
7,500
2118
Inc.—Acquisition—
deductions
held
Pacific
7,500
181, p.
of
Kaplan Is listed
Provision
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
7,500
Co
reclassifying each
181, p. 2014.
179, p. 2596.
proposes
Total
Income
Cecil
5,400
C.
and
$5)—V.
(par
by holders of State Fire & Casualty Co. class A non¬
and class B voting common stock, on the basis
operating
elected
7,500
Co.—
Rhoades
shares
Income
3,700
7,500
Co
Loeb,
two
changing
Atlantic,
R.
Net
3,700
10,200
Dodge & Co.
is
and increasing its au¬
2,000,000 shares
(par $10)
present
proceeds wiU be used
Operating
3,700
Co
&
2,300
Moseley &
Is
Greyhound Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
3,700
Co._
It
annual
an
3,700
Crowell, Weedon
William R.
M.
was
Saupe, General Manager of G-E's
Large Steam TurbineDepartment, said the unit will be the
largest yet manu¬
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ball,
Ohio
—V.
No
Operating
12,200
&
stocfc
stock.
on
stock
of
additional
Merrill, Turben & Co
Co.
A.
share
share
Great
12,200
Marks
stock
and
take
Walston & Co
operation
.
New
to
10,200
Shields &
the
Consolidated Edison Co. of
Net
of
below-
10,200
Clark,
corporate
Richards & Co.; Schwabacher &
Co.";
Inc.; and Brush, Slocumb &
Co., Inc.—
turbine-generator.
the
Stroud & Co., Inc
15,000
(Inc.)
two-for-one
a
common
Gulf
Campbell,
for
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
commitment
Bosworth,
& Co
of
of
new
reclassifying
the
into
shares
company
common
with
date.
William Blair & Co
effi¬
—
for
firm
7,500
2118.
General Controls Co.,
Glendale, Calif.—Stock Offered
—A group of
underwriters, headed by Dean Witter &
Co. on May 25
publicly offered 60,000 shares of common
stock (par $1) at
$24 per share.
proceeds
that
10,200
Witter
is
and
$5)
May 18 filed
on
common
Fire's
made June 30,
through
7,500
The
A secondary
offering of 51,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) was
made on May 23
by Smith, Barney & Co. at $26.50
per
share.
It was completed.—V.
181, p. 545.
PROCEEDS—The net
of
Weeks
&
(par
(par $10)
108,000
per
one
ment ).
diameters
velocity in the pipe.
maintaining the high
Secondary Offering
—
offered
Robert W. Balrd & Co., Inc.
Net
Gas Service Co.
be
Central Republic Co.
Lee Higginson Corp
Mr.
being
of
1, 1955.
providing for
Langley & Co.
C.
approval
shares
place the
Oct.
as
to
15,000
Co
&
is
new
Type HHB pumps are similar'
Type HHA pumps which have been
high-volume irrigation
service.
Water
capacities have been increased, and
sucticp
have also been increased to maintain
normal
§5,808,871 shs.
4,60o
17,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Gardner-Denver
for
300,000 shs.
on
outstanding
The
Beane
Hornblower
The
$3
voting
40,127 shs.
*
Fulton, Reld & Co.
17,500
&
3,351,391
share.
per
company
stock from
shares
voted
to
American Industries,
The
Ralph
con¬
23
at
com¬
Shares
&
Webster Securities
Weld
Dan
increased
it
company,
retired
distribution
a
30,000
&
Fenner
p. 2013.
of
pumps
this
Jackson
See Twin Coach Co. below.—V.
a
par).
offered:
Templeton
a
Gardner-Denver Co.—Improved
Irrigation Pumps—
Gifford
be
being
Mitchum, Jones &
city.
holds
now
is
under
are
Blyth & Co., Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
manufac¬
located
who
Corp.
fiscal
manufactured
to
were
stock
stock
Curtis
mill on the Savannah River at Port
It will supply the
major portion of the Atlanta
plant's
requirements^—V. 181,
and
common
the securities
Webber,
Stone
350
industrial
trolling
shipping
covering
this
General
Shares
Carl
opening on April
guests—customers, local business and civic leaders
Open House and plant tour.
an
amount
exercised
underwriters,
Paine,
F.
shipping
plant, one of 18 in which Gair
fabricates
began operation in March. At its formal
than
more
The
growing
new
for
carry¬
♦Earnings
named
Atlanta
containers,
29,
the
well-equipped
by
demand
been
cents
the
common
company
Other
300,000 shs.
$15,000,000 shs.
value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Laurence M.
Co., Inc.—Opens New Plant—
expanding
accompanies
states,
Ga.,
Gair
the
the
a
256.000-square-foot plant at Dray¬
100,000-square-foot plant at Delphos, Ohio.
2013.
p.
not
60
25
outstanding
directors
29,676 shs.
; 45,144 shs.
__
principal
§Does not reflect 50%
W.
other
company has recently purchased
ton Plains.
Mich., and a
—V.
Coast
The
Outstanding
*$8,900,000
the
had
1,195,341
ters With Securities and
of
FINANCING
granting of options
shares
2,573,057
Great Atlantic Life Insurance
Co., Miami,
its
corporation's Restricted Stock Option Plan
to purchase up to 150,000 shares of common
options to purchase an aggregate of 82,500 shares had been
granted up to April 30, 1955,
of which options to purchase 51,925
the
demand.
for
in
of
of
result,
a
Great
stock,
a
best
very
of
856,137 shs.
preferred
par
1,194,686
See Colson Corp. above.—V.
to
30,481 shs.
($10
21,135.000
4,898,833
19,134.000
3.816,219
May
and
the
present share
construction
subsidiaries
on
of
rate
4,000,000
corpo¬
expenditures
1955.
"rv;:':';
well
be
the
reduction
subsidiaries
gross
.$8,900,000
($50 par value)
$455,000
19,640,000
5,327,265
2,451,215
Three Months Ended March 31—
4.75%
♦Includes
595,142
52,335
20,518,000
authorized
intention
As
31, 1955 the telephone
$145,660,884. Consolidated
for the 12 months ended
preferred
$Under
699,381
March
revenues
Telephone
4.40%
Common stock
$4,656,000
1,301.762
390,475
2118.
p.
dividend
there¬
exchanges covering about 4,000
telephones number about 1,838,000.
1964
.
$5,553,000
i,142,034
income
stockholders
of
the
$17,758,292.
pfd. stock
$5,098,000
shares
and
by
1955
additions
net
split
shares
equities
for
Authorized
334%
Cumul.
1952
Grand Union Co.—Two-for-One
Split Voted—
thereafter.
1960
subsidiaries
will
which
operating
General
.
1953
1,747,383
railway
railway
181,
The
stock
1,131
Company-owned
EARNINGS—For
CAPITALIZATION
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—1955 Seen as
Company's "Very
Best Year"—Customer Demand Continues at New
—V.
be
to
1—
oper.
thorized
common
common
be
common
to
connection
operating
in
plants
proceeding
are
1,014,889
income
from
from
30, 1970.
will
sale
in
proceeds
program
share
through June 30,
after June
in
use
$78,718,000
competition
production
1954
$5,517,000
railway
Jan.
ry.
holding
a
munities.
March
Frontier Refining Co.—Bonds Sold
Privately—Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. have arranged the private place¬
ment of $1,500,000 first
mortgage bonds, 4% series, due
June 1, 1969.—V. 180, p. 1432.
Gross
to
lVs
one
share
advances
for
16
Texas,
plans
for
increased
p. 2241.
that
railway
oper.
Net
company,
operate in 21
states located In all
major geographic areas of the country.
They provide telephone service,
1876.
p.
into
investments
application
BUSINESS—The
such
181,
proceeds
estimated
an
Into
$50.25
temporary
and
government synthetic
purchased
by Goodyear are
1955
from
ry.
Net
telephone plant
of about $54,350,000.
The projected construction consists principally
of additions,
improvements, and replacements, including conversion of
additional exchanges from manual to dial
operation.
net
Corp.
and
$52.50 per
construction
a
of
subsidiaries
Houdaille-Hershey
convertible
1970,
at
additional
bank
ing out
Frontier Industries, Inc.—Sale Approved—
See
Net
Lynch,
through June 30. 1960, thereafter into lVs
through June 30, 1965, and then into 11/10
30,
and
year
sales, the selling
stock
amounting to 14%, 12.8%,
the outstanding shares.—V.
181,
p. 2356.
for
plans.
offering
Francisco, 20,000 shares;
Treasurer, of Saa/Fran¬
of Linden,
Call., 28,000
under
shares.
hold
to
respectively,
The
is
prices decreasing to
their
May
on
supplied by amendment.
shares of stock.
The selling
being sold by each are as
San
trustee
18,400
SEC
capital stock, $1
thereof.
Dean Witter
the holders
750,000
of
the
outstanding
Director, Secretary, and
shares;
Marjorie D.
Webster,
cisco, 20,000
shares; and
John
decreased,
amount
with
underwriter.
to
are
outstanding
the
its
principal
underwriting terms
stockholders
follows:
the
as
at
ration
78,400 shares of
par, to be offered for public sale by
&
June
redeemable
subsidiaries
registration statement
a
1955
stock
PROCEEDS—Net
Leandro,
Calif.—Registers With SEC—
This
1,
common
after
Friden
preferred
new
sight the Goodyear SRO
two
headed
group
Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Beane and White, Weld & Co.
SEC
the
the
Houston,
and
from
Net
&
Iowa—Files With SEC—
May 6 filed a letter
of 4%
first mortgage
on
and
that
April—
Gross
jointly by Paine, Webber,
Jackson & Curtis; Stone & Webster Securities
Corp. and
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton. The stock was priced at
par ($50 per share) and accrued dividends.
Other prin¬
cipal members of the underwriting group include: Blyth
silicone
announced
Grand Trunk Western RR.-Earnings—
1954
1561.
p.
underwriting
kindred
insulation
In
necessary.
the
The
181,
In
now
withdrawn."
vigorously.—V. 181,
General Telephone Corp.—Convertible Preferred Stock
Offered—Public offering of 300,000 shares of 4.25% con¬
vertible preferred stock was made on
May 25 by an
,
proceeds went to D. J. O'Conor, who
products.
resin
Akron
expanded
$81,506,721 $67,845,555
2,404,656
1,732,442
earnings
—V,
been
Thomas
From
corporation
where
in
in
now
industry. With this objective
has
was
holder.
The
are
1955
sales
Net
common
This offering
the
Mr.
General Shoe Corp.—Sales and
Earnings Rise—
Net
Co., Cin¬
May 11 offered 1,650 shares of
on
par)
completed.
The
Hutton
E.
to
powerful
bid
6 Months Ended April 30—
Formica
most
for
shipment In 1957 to the Astoria
part of a $65,000,000 expansion program.
operation at the station.—V.
1076.
p.
and
company
machine
new
Station
CAPITALIZATION
the
by
world.
...
Inventories
Monday, May 30, 1955
...
on
registration
a
statement
with
the
fund debentures due June 1,
1985,
public sale at competitive bidding.
Net
proceeds from the sale of the debentures,
together with the
net proceeds from the sale
on April
25, 1955, of $2,000,000 of bonds
and funds on hand will be used
to refund $5,000,000 of its 2V»%
notes
due Aug. 1, 1955, and to purchase
approximately $3,800,000 of
to be offered for
ties
securi¬
of
Spring
sidiary
Valley
($1,800,000
finance
Valley.
the
balance
be
applied
$8,500,000
for
be
de
The
for
this
the
The
1955,
Works
of
of
The
the
as
construction
program.
for
Water
issued
will
company
new
and
de
Spring
construction
&
Supply
Co.,
date),
which
Forest
Lake
toward
Valley
during
1955,
its
principal
to
are
Reservoir
Hackensack's
expect
of
to
which
Forest Lake Reservoir.
the
by
purchase
due
of
June
the
$8,000,000 principal amount
1, 1985.—V. 181, p. 2118.
expend
of
to
Spring
construction
has announced that it proposes to issue on
public invitation for the submission of bids on June
debentures
sub¬
issued
about
$4,500,000
company
a
be
will
June
3,
15,
1955,
sinking
fund
C
'i
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
(2473)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
■
No.
'
„
.
4-E
that
and
April
on
the
29
well
and
Stanley, M. Sorenscn
Hammond, formerly President,
drilling
was
at
to
3 Months Ended March 31—
Net
Fibre
Continental-Diamond
2242.
p.
before
esti. U. S.
Minority
-
Quarter Sales and Earnings Up—
Net
sales
the
for
sales
net
'
For
the
—V.
income
subs,
of
sales
of-
April
ended
totalled
sales
dollar
^0,. 1955,
Net
."".--"-in.. •'
' * •'
t
.
Hilton-Hotel Corp.
*■.
•*'
Three
Gross
Net
revenue •
.
'
Net
lor income
1
erties
Net
sale of
profit before, income from
Total
net
$2,690,251
243,145
5,448
Consolidated
net
$1,778,104
Illinois
$1.55
.12
$0.89
,
in
Bell.—V.
etc..
—...
1,656,351
on
shares
.."-■'Integration
said.
March
on
the
of
smoothly
proceeding
31,
1954.
froiix,,. the
v
by
'
the
in
operation
combined
the
on
Rodgers,
against
filed
suit
Division
Anti-Trust
the
of
the
to
by
requests
of
the
for commercial
production
is
it
in
are
Horton Aircraft
The
Securities
'
,
•
•
on
April 27,
of Justice, Mr,
this action
150,000 shares of common
on a best-efforts basis.
of
the
registration
tically allsold.
'
Milton Blauner & Con¬
and
therein
scheduled
was
According
to
believe"
cf
material
therein
to
The
the
facts
27,
May
corporation.
The
omits
and
material
and
misleading."
facts
to state
maerial
stockholders
required to be
—V.
cf
Frontier
Mr.
lines
goes
19
May
approved
stated
"certain
which
stock
Cuba.
10
them
of
are
unprofitable.
all of
its
Products
be
to
Nickel
625,
1S54
Net
"
of
report
this
9 Months Ended
Ltd.—Earnings—
—V.
Net
$469,665
the
for
four
months
of
International
of
■
Corp.
Telegraph
&
product-
Embrechts
been
has
of 1955 should
since
ISTC.
1952.—V.
181,
p.
This
Boston
.investment
•
filed
an
amendment on
to
shares :of
Investors
•
-
"
hand tools such as hammers, wrenches and screw drivers..
Another
subsidiary, Buffalo Crushed Stone Corp.,
of Bowmansville,
N. Y., provides crushed stone for roads, railroad-ballast, building and
its
registration
statement covering an
Beneficial Interest in the Trust.—V. 181,
additional
Lake
23,
200,000
May
V.
p.
Canada,
of
p.
Husky
This
Ltd.,
1878.
Oil
is
'
,
Royalty Co., Inc., Tulsa, Okla.—Progress—
announcedthe completion, on April 19. of its.the Emma Field, Andrews County, Tex. The
acreage in which Husky has-a-100%
working interest.*
company
has
location
The
is on
company
announced,
also, that on April 24 it spudded in
the
the
com-,
and
with
one
temperature,
pressure,,
Superior & Ishpeming RR.- -Earnings—
1953
19^2
Royalty Co. of Houston,
the oil producing states
stated that several royalty purchases in the Province of
From
had
Jerrold Electronics Corp.,
This
Net
corporation
filed
a
registration
statement
with
commission to the. underwriters. The com¬
sell to the underwriters, for an aggregate sum
5c per optioned share), stock purchase war¬
entitling the holders to purchase an aggregate of 75,000 common
share with a
60c per share
pany-has also agreed to
of $3,750 (equivalent to
rants
*94,906
"148,217
♦141,522
*116,284
130.497
174,635
*360,297
income—
oper.
181,
Lockheed
.
the SEC on *
19,
bentures!,
to
$76,534
*393,829
*335.429
*297,157
*397,423
railway
from
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
Philadelphia, Pa.—Registers
Commission—
1955, covering $2,750,000 of 6% convertible subordinated de¬
due-1975, and 200.000 shares of its 10c par common stock,
be offered for public sale by an underwriting group headed by Van
May
$57,839
*119,456
*430,748
*385,786
*352,029)
p.
202,01?
1600.
pools
,
*
1954
$45,353
*139,101
1—
Jan.
Net
Saskatchewan,
discovered in their- immediate vicinity, one
being the Nottingham"and the other the Alitte. .
A totql of 1,094,51.6 % shares of common stock are now issued and
outstanding and no treasury stock has been sold since the year 1928.
All of the preferred stock was retired in 1947.
The company acts as
its own transfer agent.—V. 180, p. 1434., 9 have
Canada,
1955
143,983
'
reported on the progress
purchase of the Richrock
Texas, and other royalty purchases made in
of the United States and Canada.
He also
Alstyne, Noel & Co. and Butcher & Sherrerd.
The debentures are to
be offered at 100%
of principal amount with a 10% commission to
the underwriters, while the common stock is to be offered at $4 per
.
fourth "Ellenburger" well in
shares of
expand
$51,877
*116,407
Clyde P. ..Graeber, President, on May 3
made during the past year, setting out the
shock absorbers,
automotive, -air¬
industries." A .subsidiary, Houdaille-Hershey!
Canada's largest producer of bumpers.—
Co.—Completes Another Well—
to
study.
develops
1878.
With Securities and Exchange
.
181,
used
past 27 years the company has specialized in.
electro-magnetic control apparatus.
During the
S.
Army
Signal Corps employed Kurman for
March—
logued
Co.
be
*130,284
1955,
specializes in lubricating machinery for the machine tool, diesel engine,
air compressor and
chemical industries.
A subsidiary, Buffalo Arms, •
Inc., of Akron, N. If., is at present entirely engaged in the production
of defense weapons.
Fairmont Tool &; F-orging, Inc., & subsidiary lo-,
cated
at Cleveland,
Ohio, .manufactures custom forgings andr cata¬
Houdaille-Hershey- supplies.bumpers,.bumper guards,
cleaners and numerous other components to the-
to
manufactures relays which
are
remote
or
more contacts than can
respond t©
time, current or vibration; auto-,
matically operating any electrical apparatus.
Another product, the
vibrator, is used to change low voltage direct current to alternating
current.
In addition, Kurman Electric designs timing devices for us©
in electronic equipment.
The company supplies relays for automotive use, elevators, burglar
alarms, fire alarms, control apparatus, telephone equipment, aircraft,
electronic applications, textile machinery, communications and numer-'
ous other fields where electronic
equipment is used.
Presently, Kurman is doing research on a relay system that i»
more sensitive, lighter and smaller than present relays.—V. 181, p. 2119.
2119,
company
U.
switches
in
changes
as
Investment Trust of Boston—Registers With SEC—
j
and
firm
controlled
elected
of
the
War
research
ISTC Elected—
President of International
Standard Trading Corp., a subsidiary, which
is primarly concerned
With
development
and .coordination
within the IT&T System of
automation, practices
and equipment,
and is the originator in the
United
States
of
the
highly successful
automatic pneumatic tube
systems now widsely used by hospitals,
industrial- concerns, finan¬
cial
institutions,
public utilities,
oil companies, credit information
services, and government agencies.
Mr,
Embrechts has been Vice-President and
General Manager of
C.
Albert
-
a
craft, rail arid "refrigeration
development
are
the
BUSINESS—For
New
proceeds
and research program.
pany's development
1954.
—
City, N. Y.—
Co., Inc., New York
Co., Inc., Long Island
Electric
Offered—John R. Boland &
PROCEEDS—The-net
the
Telephone
$1,408,236
$3.02
$1,366,217
$2.93
common
The
President
——
City, is offering publicly an issue of 100,000
stock (par 25 cents) at $3 per share.
America—Earnings Up—
comparable
1,510,000 *' 1,860,000
taxes—
taxes
1312.
181, p.
Kurman
1878.
p.
after
3,268,236-
2,876,217
——
share (on 466,630 common shares)
Earnings per
—V.
company
181,
1954
1955
April 30—
Federal income
earnings
Korean
his
air
.
taxes——
before
Provision for
Stock
against
as
$5,883,228
2,447,258
$6,362,387
2,644,564
$1,510,760
658,664
$28,690,064 $33,062,740.
Earnings
company
International Rys. of Central
'
-paving.
$1,614,832
679,907
Corp.—Earnings—
King-Seeley
reports net income for the month of April, 1955 of
$215,828, compared with $44,817 for the like month a year earlier. For
the four months ended April 30, 1955, net income aggregated $588,396
not con¬
continuity of payments/'
•,
..
1
confidence in the future of the company, Mr. Peo
announced that he had agreed to purchase an additional 50,000 shares
df Houdaille-Hershey common stock at the prevailing market price or>
$14 per share, whichever is lower. Then owning approximately 100,000
shares, he will be the company's largest single stockholder.
Frohtier
Industries,
through its Manzel Division, Buffalo,, N. Y.,'
op:_
operating inc.—
2119.
181, p.
Los.
Co.,
equal to $1.19 a share on the common, and in the first quarter of.
net earnings were $16,046,937, or $1.06 a common share.—V. 181,
The
good"; probably equal to those for the corresponding period of last
year.1 Nevertheless, he said, "the readjustment of our product lines
will require, some time.
Moreover, the elimination of non-profit items
probably will reduce over-all sales during the latter part of
1955:
Consequently,- earnings for that period may be affected adversely."
"In the .light of these problems," Mr. Peo said, "the, board of direc¬
tors arid' management believe it prudent in the long run interests of'
the company and its shareholders to postpone- the redemption of divi¬
dends until operations: have been stabilized
and there is reasonable
Stressing
1955—Month—1954
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$3,694,458
$3,550,822 $14,431,863 $14,102,031.
2,079,626
2,040,062
8,069,476
8,218,803
April 30—
from ry,
rev.
ry.
—V.
1311.
p.
be
1-
City Southern Ry.—Earnings—
rev.,
stockholders.—V. 176, p. 1266.?
Co. of Canada,
With SEC
23
exps.
Net
with the
(par $1)
_
certainty of
May
on
Railway operating
and subsidiaries for the three months
ended March 31, 1955, issued by Dr, John F. Thompson, Chairman of
the
Board
of Directors, shows net earnings of $20,678,248 after all*,
charges, depreciation, depletion, taxes, etc., equivalent after preferred*
dividends, to $1.38 per share on the common stock.
In the three months ended Dec. 31, 1954, net earnings were $17,864,The
those expanding diversification.
sales and .earnings for the second quarter
$1.38
'
'
International
^."Commenting on future prospects, Mr. Peo-said that "present indica¬
tions are that
company
Period End.
(Calif.)—Files—
on May 10 filed a letter of notification
approximately 55,000 shares of common stock
offered at the market through Francis I.
duPont &
$2,922,000
$1.57
stock_c.____-
of common
Railway operating
corporation
$3,312,000
—_——
__.
share
covering a proposed
Kansas
413,760 shs.
covering
46,815,000
3,391,000
,
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
cents)—
3,605,000
*
FINANCING
Authorized
*
•
(par
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
Angeles, Calif., for the account of selling
to
profitable items, preferably
to
GIVING
International Glass Corp.
earnings, or with little prospect of doing so, will be
eliminated, with the facilities being used to produce them to be devoted
tributing
acquired
inter¬
by Inter American. The
the Cambute area, 17
the five claims in the El Iris and Dos Palmas
J
The
large
to automobile manufacturers.
that the company is studying
determine
1954 has
181, p. 1562.
SEC
the
said
also
Peo
to
5,
necessary
automobile manufacturers Increase
ingly are integrating their own operations, thus reducing the per¬
centage of the industry's
total parts requirements purchased from
independent suppliers," Ralph F. Peo, President, said that. HoudailleHershey intends to pursue an aggressive policy of product diversifica¬
tion in fields other than automotive, which
now accounts for
threefourths of Houdaille's sales.
None of the widely diversified products
that
out
April
on
earnings
51,691,000
—
taxes.——i
income
filed-with the SEC a registration state¬
offering of 245,000 shares of common stock,
(no
par value).
It is expected that the shares will be offered to
stockholders
of record
June
9,
1955, on
a
one-for-ten basis, and.'
that
the offer will
expire on June 27, 1955."
The offering will be underwritten by a group headed by The FirstBoston Corp.
and Blyth & Co., Inc.
'
"
Proceeds will be used to retire
short term loans incurred in con¬
nection with the company's construction program.—V. 181, p. 2119. ,i
-
Delaware
1
Kansas City Power & Light Co.—Registers
.
••
.
May 17.
Pointing
Negros area,
CAPITALIZATION
.
acquisition by this com¬
pany of the assets and business of Frontier Industries* Inc., and its
subsidiary companies, through the exchange of 1 V2 shares of HoudailleHershey common stock for each of the 265,000 shares of Frontier
Industries common now outstanding.
Issuance of the 397,500 shares
of
common
required for the acquisition will rajse to 1.182,500 the
number of shares of
common
stock then outstanding for HoudailleHershey Corp.
Frontier Industries stockholders approved the sale of
the assets and business
of their company
to Houdaille-Hershey- on
on
Los
Common
lacs
purposes.
in
sections.
hearing
Houdaille-Hershey Corp.—Acquisition Ratified—
The
the
in
registration
The
incorporated
and ad¬
etc._-.__-
expenses,
181, p. 2242.
The
mittently by Cuban interests before being leased
leases include 16-claims in certain sections of
to make the statements thrrin
statement relates to a proposed
public offering of 500,000 shares of common stock at an initial public
offering price of $1 per share, of which 400,000 shares were to be
offered by the issuing company and 100,000 by William E, Horton, its
President.
Proceeds of the sale of company stock
were to
be used
for the purpose of securing a factory or assembly structure in Santa
Ana,
Calif.,
and constructing
a
production
model of the
"Horton
Wingless Aircraft,"- according to the prospectus.
See V. 181, p. 2119.
not
corporate
general
firm,
24-year lease on 7,335 acres of property in Oriente Province,
The'properties—a total of 38 mining claims—had been mined
Commission's order, there- is "reasonable cause
registration statement "includes untrue statements
the
that
for
by this
1955.
Net
general
$58,608,000 $53,128,000
1
'
-
selling,
products sold,
Earnings per
ment
a
Exchange
filed
for
1955
1954
$57,900,000 $52,472,000
708,000
656,000
;—_»/
—_
income
of
Federal
used for payment of out¬
to be
are
Rise—
-*
income
ministrative
—'V.
proceeds
J
customers
to
other
Cost
—
•;
net
PROCEEDS—The
;
•■-
.
1776.
P.
standing obligations; to begin mining and milling operations in certain
sections of. the Cambute area; to purchase machinery and equipment;
Corp., Las Vegas, Nev.—Investigated
statement
All
The issue has been prac¬
share
Commission on May 19 announced the
institution of proceedings under the Securities Act of 1933 to determine
whether
a
stop order should be issued suspending the effectiveness
and
18l(
*
Johnson—Earnings
&
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
response'
publicly
stock (par 10 cents) at $5 per
" .•'
•
a
ine., both of New York City, on May 17 offered
completely unfounded and the suit will be defended vigorously."
corporation at present has nine hotels planned or under con¬
struction in cities throughout the world, of which the first to
open
/will be the. Istanbul Hilton in Istanbul, Turkey, scheduled to
have
premiere, on June 10 next.
Also nearing completion are the Beverly
Hilton in Beverly Hills, Calif., to be ready for bu.'imss on Aug. 12, and
the. Statler Hilton Hotel in Dallas, Texas, slated for opening in
the
fall'.—'V. 131, p. 2118 and 2242.
'
delivery of
Charles
division.
Offered
Stock
—
The
•
part
stated.—V.
was
Industries, Inc.
Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc., and
"In the-opinion of counsel for the corporation,
•;
vv.-v.y;,.
Total
"
is
.*
large
-
shares
5,555
Johnson
company's nylon
the
fiber
denier
8
manufacturers,
carpet
American
Inter
company
Department
introduction
The
-
further economies
-L' !/ ;•
and
started
"
notification with the SEO
of common stock (par $1) to be offered to
employees under stock purchase plan at $2 per share under the closing
price on the New York Stock Exchange on the day before the applica¬
tion to purchase the stock is accepted.
The proceeds are to be added
to working capital and used,for general corporate purposes.—V. 181, P."
covering
Product—
charge of sales for
in
development
will be used
Inc.—Files With SEC—
corporation on May 6 filed a letter of
The
nylon staple fiber, it was reported on May 23 by
Jr.,
■
*.
Commenting
1955,
>
corporation has
8 denier
new
a
E.
and
into the Hilton organization
Conrad N. H.lton, Pre/id nt,
operating costs are already
being
anticipated,'.'.
Hilton said,
"
*
•
$1.05
/
1955
31,
March
on
Statler properties
and profitably,"
economies
/'Substantial
realized
outstanding
shares
the
to
that amount, of promissory notes of two of the predecessorof the proceeds will also be used to develop the
Jewel Tea Co.,
t
1562.
p.
aggregate
added
2242.
.16
$1.67
Total
1,613,215
181,
the
be
general working capital.
for
an
Industrial Rayon Corp.—New
This
is
1955,
number of
a
that
companies, while part
intends
company
July,
operate
instance
'
$1,778,104
The
community antenna systems.
A principal purpose of the
to enable the company, in addition, to construct, invest-
product lines, to expand the company's engineering and
department and to increase sales personnel. The balance
common
per
operations
From sale of properties,
♦Based
'■
...
$2,904,107
18,746
,
From
'
" 1
..
$2,885,361
interest—
profit
share:
1955.
,
installation,
intended
prepay
to offer for sale through competitive bidding
additional series of first mortgage bonds in. the
amount of $30,000,000/ the, proceeds of which would be applied td the
repayment of advances then outstanding to American and the balance;
if any, to general corporate purposes,
including capital expenditures,
American owns 3,953,638 shares (99.32 % ) of the outstanding stock of
(net)
Minority
which
and
$1,529,511
217,191
Dr3,335
properties
of
profit...
Deduct:
•Earnings
sale
is
the. first
American Telephone & Tele¬
(parent), .which on April 30, 1955, amounted to $74,800,000
it is estimated will amount to about $97,000,000 by June 30,
graph Co.
is
and
own
It
;
Co.—Registers Stock Offering
share for each six shares then
underwritten... Net proceeds are to be ap¬
not
of 750,000 common shares whereas the
employees will have transferred assets
paid $50,009 cas.i for
community antenna systems.
net proceeds of $3,136,162 will in
general funds of the company to
be available for general corporate purposes.
The company presently
intends that a substantial part thereof will from time to time be in¬
vested in such community antenna systems as the company considers
to be for its best interests.
$450,000 of the proceeds will be used to
in,
ratio of one new
is
offering
The
of
financing
i
registration statement with the SEC on May 17,
a
sale,
tenance
to pay for exploration and devel¬
,
the
and
company's business
facture,
toward repayment of advances from
plied
V*
filed
1955 '< in the
3,
held ),
aggregate
an
consists of the design, development, manu¬
servicing and leasing, of master antenna
systems for television reception.
To date the company primarily has
designed, manufactured, sold and-supervised the installation and main-:
The
on
offered
June
1,590,318
,
__
from
additions
,
,
prop-
—
profit
other
BeJI Telephone
J.,
covering 663,469 shares of its common capital stock, $100 par, to
lor subscription at-$100 per share by. stockholders of record
1955,
3,lli„8i9
2,722,614
above—.
on
Hoboken, N.
The net proceeds are to be used
opment costs, etc.—V. 181, p. 1776.
be
for
having an aggregate book value of $470,208 and
900,000 common shares.
—Also Plans to Issue Bonds—
^
%: 5,412,865
taxes
$3,550,000
Offered—Garden
Inc.v (Wyo.)—Stock
Uranium,
The company
X
.
Shapp, of Philadelphia.
J.
original, stockholders
Securities,
Illinois
1954
?
$45,726,177 $28,300,609
1955
__L-I/Li___
$0.47
•
operating profit?..:.*:
Provision
„
-/
March 31—
Ended
Months
•'•*
;
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
200.846
outstanding—-,———__
May 18 offered
publicly 1,200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)
at 25 cents per share as a speculation.
:
of
increase
nn
$99,697,792.
shares
of
3,251
$130,835
200.004
$0.55
'
181, p. 311.
Ibex
'7.6% over the/1954 12 month .period
earnings for the comparable 12 month
periods of 1555 and 1954 were $3,048,034 and $2,471,756 respcc.ively,
to
equal $3.26 against $2.60. a, copimon share after provision foi
preferred stock dividends. The company's fiscal year ends on Jan. 31,
:1956.—V. 180, p., 2188.
v
"V'1
" "
'0
$107,316,124,
138,487
1,722
company
'
earnings
States
33 c_nts a common share.
or
98,913
Canadian taxes on inc.
and
on
Earnings per common share (after pfd, divs.)
of
of $337,551,
1954
months
12
level
$22,295,461,
were
ending April 30,
ended
quarter
the
from
$23,894,561
when
272,573
$114,931
interest
Number
April 30,
1955 were up 7.2%
sales for. the like period of 1954
it. was announced on May 24 by
Robert H. Levi, President.
Net earnings for the lirst three montns
of the company's current fiscal year were $432,922 to equal 44 cents
a common share
and compared with net earnings for-the three montns
Net
to
$3,334,551
215,566
,
N
Hecht Co.—First
1954
$3,565,678
____
taxes
was
company
Milton
-
1955
—i
j
for
Frov.
181,
above.—V.
Co.
sales
Earnings
share.
employees at $1 per
The
Huyck & Sons (& Subs.)—Earnings—
(F. C.)
Haveg Industries, Inc.—New Name—
See
its
organized, on April. 15, 1955; its President Js
It is in the process of acquiring all
of the capital stock of another company of the same name, which was
organized in 1948, as well as that of seven Other corporations in which
Milton
J.
Shapp and his wife were controlling or important stock¬
holders.
To effect the acquisition, the company issued to Mr. and Mrs.
Shapp and 11 others an aggregate of 850,000 shares of its common,
stock.
Of this stock, 100,000 shares were sold. to. the two underwriting
firms and one other person, for investment, at 10c per share. Assum¬
ing the sale of securities, as proposed, and the conversion of the de¬
bentures
at
the initial
conversion
price, the public will have paid
Chairman
Mr,
at any time prior to May 1, 1960. The com¬
an additional 50,000 common shares for sal©
shares, at $4 per share,
pany also is registering
which Husky has
latter well is located on acreage in
three-quarter working interest.—V. 181, p. 1878.
a
as President.
will continue as Chief Admin-"
istrative
Officer,
but will be free to devote more of his time
to
long-range planning.—V. 181, p. 1310.
;
t
-
Cowden
Emma
feet/. The
2,310
of
newly-created position
has been elected to the
Hammond
Laurens
in Personnel—
Co.—Changes
Organ
Hammond
17
resenting
Aircraft
Corp.—Debentures Offered—Rep¬
of the largest financing operations of re¬
within the aircraft industry, a new issue of
one
cent years
$30,000,000 3%% subordinated convertible debentures,
due May 1, 1980, was offered on May 25 by an under¬
writing group headed jointly by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
Hornblower & Weeks.
The debentures were priced at
100% and accrued interest.
privilege
extends through April 30, 1965 unless th©
called for earlier redemption.
They are convertibl©
stock of the company at $50 per share, subject to ad¬
justment.
They are redeemable under a sinking fund commencing
at 102% on May 1, I960 and declining thereafter to 100 % at May 1,
1965
and thereafter.
Optional redemption prices range from 103%
Conversion
debentures
into
to
are
capital
the
principal amount.
PROCEEDS—The
sale
to
meet
company
increased
cash
to use the proceeds from th©
requirements for larger inventories irk'
proposes
18
(2474)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
connection
to
with
enable
it
of
terms
of
certain
contracts;
accept new orders or undertake new projects for the
from changes in procurement
policies, and for
improvements to its properties and facilities.
ties
generally
and
the
ui
of
Various
parts.
repair
related
to
company's
the
to
companies
S.
the
air¬
aircraft
sells
and
in
and
volume
in
Government
customers.
At
1954,
and
81%
11%
April
represented
sales
2955
3
ration
and
income
net
capital
stock.
was
The
sales
in
1954
of
the
sales
aircraft
estimated
amounted
$22,446,000, equal to $7.94
principal plants are
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
to
and
in
1980
due
May
($1
'Exclusive
the
of
PRESENT
shares
value)
par
reserved
reserved
initial
for issuance
tives,
exercise
have
severally made a firm
the respective
principal
company
below:
Boston
A.
Inc.
Becker
&
Co.
Inc.
Republic
G.
H.
Walker
American
&
1955,
300,000
300,000
a
250,000
Alex.
250,000
250,000
Sons
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Lazard Freres & Co.
Lee Higginson
650,000
Clark, Dodge & Co
650,000
Francis I.
du Pont & Co.
S.
650,000
Irving Lundborg & Co-
250,000
650,000
William R.
Co.
250,000
Tucker, Anthony & CoBrush, Slocumb & Co.
250,000
650,000
of
J.
Army
in
probably
be
Since
substan¬
in
to
four
from
applied
banks
from
the
SEC
time
for
to
however,
authorization
time
to
the
Corp.—
Merrill
Lynch,
——_
Pierce,
Fenner & Beane
Stone & Webster Securi¬
ties Corp.
Net
Hayden, Stone & Co._„__.
F.
W.
Hutton
E.
Carl
F.
Hutton
M.
&
&
Courts & Co——
Elworthy & Co
Clement A. Evans &
Co.,
100,000
400,000
400,000
Witter
A.
Co
Richards
&
Stearns &
181,
Co
McDonald
300,000
Inc._
Walston
Bell
&
room,
100,000
&
100,000
Co
1
found
Co
The
Irving Trust Co.,
the
common
New
York
City,
has been
—V.
This
company
plans
to offer subscription
rights
shareholders about
July
1,
1955, to subscribe to
shares
the
on
basis
of
one
subscription price
will
and
shares
unsubscribed
The
also
company
employees at the
employee offering
authorized
—V.
by
181,
be
be
proposes
time
same
will
share
new
determined
will
be
to
and
made
shareholders
in
for
to
offer
at
each
ten
its
shares
immediately prior
sold
additional
same
pursuant
1953
to
common
additional
held.
the
The
offering
underwriters.
an
the
to
and
33,543
shares
subscription
will
price.
purchase
stock
a
not
to
The
plan
underwritten.
be
2015.
p.
to
624,170
Lumbermens Mutual Casualty
Co.—New Director-
Arthur
Motorists
elected
of
Lumbermens, James
S.
to
the
executive com¬
of the
companies
Kemper, Chairman
announced.
Lumbermens also elected E. J.
ing Co., Detroit, to the Midwest
Senior
Vice
ment
—V.
President of
-banker,
176,
Andersen, President, of Goebel Brew¬
Advisory board and James T.
the
company,
Conn.,
to
Greenwich,
Frank
the
Eastern
1378.
p.
Haviland,
and
F.
Winans,
Advisory
invest¬
This
corporation
May
23,
stock
(5c
common
1955,
filed
a
covering
registration
122,300
par), 6,000 outstanding
shares (as well as the
statement
shares
of
its
warrants for
with
the
SEC
outstanding
on
common
the purchase of
439,800
common
shares), and 6,000 outstand¬
ing units of "Oklahoma"
participation certificates (each
entitling the
holder to receive one
6/1000th of 5/12ths of
Magna's percentage of
profits due from the distribution
of
"Oklahoma."
These securities
are
to be
offered for sale for the
accounts of
the present holders
thereof.
Principal among these are:
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., United Cali¬
fornia Theatres, Inc., Harris
Upham & Co., Prudential
Theatres, Inc.,
Carl M. Loeb Rhoades &
Co., Brown Brothers Harriman &
Co., and
United Artists Theatre
Inc.
to
to
Completion
of
used
requirements,
Assurance
western
$40,000,000 financing
Stevens, Jr., President.
meet
the
Mutual
the
funds
Society
of
Life
company's
are
the
being
United
Insurance
to
insurance
1980
at
not
in
for
Interest
A
an
company
interest
of
excess
loans
rate
$10
of
of
the
funds
will
total
be
for
television
from
a
system
27
of
the
Concurrent
a
used
currently,
for
working capital. The balance will be
used
and improvements
needed to provide for
to
retire
the
company's
tions
181,
p.
2243,
5%
and
a
payable
bank
five-year
the
by
are
common
convertible
stock
shares
of
In
automatic
company
listener
at
no
moving
similar
debentures, due
called
feeling
sections
011
that
of
to
1885,
control
for
—
Offers
in
time,
each
The
at
the
share
'
15,
group
from
loans
period
at
of
1960
provide
Con¬
3'/b%
a
1965
$5,300,000
stock
forth
a
12
stock,
as
Securities Corp
Allyn & Co., Inc
Bacon, Whipple & Co.__—
in
addition
to
M.
&
&
The
corporation filed
a
registration statement with
the SEC
on
17, 1955, covering 45.000
shares of its $5
par common stock, to
offered
in exchange
for all
the
issued and
etock of The First
outstanding capital
National Bank of
Falconer, N. Y., at the rate "of
30 shares of Marine
Midland stock for each one
share of First National
Stock held of record
June 1, 1955.
The offer is
subject to the accept¬
ance
thereof by the holders
of not less than
80%
(1,200 shares) of
the stock of First
National.—V. 181, p. 1777.
their
Equitable
op¬
months.
of
The
corporation
Clinton
Foods,
amounted
in
taxes
the
first
amounted
$195,000
for
to
six
to
the
months
of
$1,095,000
same
Inc.
$2,101,632
period
for
1954.
for
last
the
year.
Equipment Trust Certificates
& Co. Inc. and associates on
May
of series A 3V4% equipment trust
—
bid
99.57%
by
550
for
the
all
new
certificates
steel
box
Stuart
and
&
&
Co.
flat
offering
are:
Tha
Oil
Inc.
In
the
Hutchinson
McMaster
3%s.
as
cars
&
Co.—V.
181,
2358-
p.
Corp.—To Increase Output—
&
Kuhn, Loeb
W.
Lehman
at
at
Port
the
C.
have
1,000
of
Inc.
May
25.
that
over
Co.,
of
Co
due
be
1975
Wyoming, Colorado
to
managed
tubing,
located
Huron,
13,000
6,000
6,000
_
Bros.
growth
Lehman
valves,
in
Corp.
&
Co._
fittings
and
different
The
balance
months,
will
wide
a
181,
variety
6,000
Harold E.
Wood
& Co
3,000
& Co
1,000
for plumbing,
The company has
has
warehouses
for
in
new
be
for
added
to
the
funds
general
working capital of the
com¬
178,
1571.
p.
of
12
Can
has
cans
plants
acquired
and
from
than
more
metal
coast
to
fabricated
coast,
99%
manu¬
houseware
ar¬
start
in
are
the
first
showing
two
months
improvement
of
1955,
operations
of
the
corresponding
President, stated on May 20.
Solinsky explained that results during the first
quarter
were
adversely affected by seasonal factors and
by the integration of the
company's new acquisition. Pacific Can
Co., which was
Robert
year,
S.
National
98.8%
of
Sales
consolidated
Can
in
February and March. National Can
Corp.
outstanding stock at March 31, 1955.
Pacific's
of
picked
National
Can
and
up
well
are
adding
that
for
the
of
the
ahead
months
same
of
March
periods
and
last
company now looks forward
remainder of 1955."
National
Can
Corp. for
and profits
during
Consolidated sales of
held
April
year,
to
he
"increased
the
the three
months
31, 1955, amounted to
$10,896,344. No comparison on a
basis
is
available.
Sales
for
the
quarter
amounted
to
as
compared with $8,855,903 In the like
period last year.
Pacific Can for the two months
since its acquisition
amounted
to $2,497,488 against
$3,717,428 in the same period last
year. In making
the comparisons
with the first quarter of
1954, it was pointed out
that the
company's
$8,398,856
Sales
.
Corp.
the
sales
March
over
Solinsky,
of
major
earlier
period.
lower sales
The
tion
of
Pacific
earnings,
loss
a
the
a
suffered
a
$170,065
like
loss
a
strike
during
that
non-recurring charges incident to the
acquisi¬
Can and new
financing had an adverse effect
upon
Mr. Solinsky. For the
quarter, National Can
showed
cents
17
or
share
per
the
on
stock
common
on
said
of
competitors
and
1,011,096
outstanding. This compares with net income
period last year. Including National Can's
share
for
the
net
loss
consolidated
two
of
months
$241,468
basis
is
period,
or
24
the
cents
available.—V.
shares
of
consolidated
share.
per
181,
p.
No
of
$17,884
of
Pacifio
companies
comparison
548.
1,000
Woodard-Elwood
3,000
and
548.
p.
slow
a
last
reported
Hornblower & Weeks
Tha
1313.
p.
National
operates
6,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
business.
stock.
now
Mr,
in
be
the
accessories
states,
Factors Corp. below.—V.
corporation
period
Can's
May
of
National Can Corp.—Operations
Improve—
6,000
6 000
Weld
181,
Straus-Duparquet, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Can
3,000
Stone & Webster Securities
White,
Utah.—V.
Brothers.
refrigeration systems.
23
181,
Can's
After
1,000
& Hutzler
and
expanded
Mich.
Pacific
this
1,000
& Co
Brothers
of
With SEC—
finance
by
company and will be available
its subsidiaries.—V.
Standard
ended
1,000
worth
according to H. H-
May 23 filed a registration statement with the SEC
public offering of $5,000,000 of convertible subor¬
and
National
below;
Inc
$3,000,000
Robert S. Solinsky,
President, on May 23, announced that this cor¬
poration will acquire all of the assets
and business of Pacific Can
Co.
The stockholders of the latter firm
approved a plan for its dissolution
as a separate corporation.
convertible
names
Smith, Barney & Co
Corp._
3,000
The First Boston
Corp
13,000
Harriman
Ripley & Co.,
begin
National Can Corp.—Acquires Pacific
Can Co.—
severally
Langley & Co
Salomon
Securities
in
and
See
said
Morgan Stanley & Co
13,000
Murphey Favre, Inc
1,000
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
4,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc
3,000
13,000
to
estimated
Mizpah's five Moore claims,
properties
include
offices
ticles.—V.
1,000
1,000
Inc—
have
air conditioning and
During recent
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
3,000
day,
per
from
proposed
facilities
pany
leading
6,000
__
ore
Plainwell, Mich, plant of the
Valley Products Co.; and additional equipment for the
company's plant
160,000 shares
shares
respective
Kalman
1,000
Co.
the
principal cities throughout the United States.
essential purpose of the
financing is to provide funds
of
stock
below
of
1,000
Elworthy & Co
Marine Midland
Corp., Buffalo, N.
Y.—Registers With
Securities and
Exchange Commission—
named
3,000
Co
Read
the
figures reflected
five
taxes
were
for
operations.
Of the proceeds to be re¬
by the company, approximately $3,000,000 will
be used for the
construction and equipment of an
addition to the
Jackson, Mich, plant
its
subsidiary, Sheet Aluminum Corp.; the construction
and equip¬
ment
of a Canadian
plant for its subsidiary,
Valley Metal Products
Co.; the construction of additions to the
6,349.406 shs.
Johnston, Lemon &
3,000
Co
M.
of
consolidated
3,000
Phillips Co
Dain
year
ceived
Shares
24,000
G.
Dillon,
fiscal
reported
of
13,700,000
the
preference
numbers
opposite
Becker & Co. Inc
Blyth & Co., Inc
J.
1955
strike was confirmed on
May 20 with the
signing of a contract to expand mining operations
properties in Northeastern
Wyoming. The contract,
McNeill of Tulsa, Okla., calls for
minimum shipments
debentures
facturing
convertible
respective
C.
Caldwell
the
The
plant
manufac¬
Shares
Boettcher and Co
Alex. Brown & Sons
as
required for addi¬
Marathon's expanding
earnings, originally
calculated after
uranium
taken
a
continued,
the
and
said, to
preferred stock
with
Halsey,
and
uranium
sales
27
Outstanding
$5,300,000
|
13,700,000
*210,000 shs.
underwriters
purchase
pay
Stevens
and
with
preference
&
the
been
$18,292,430
Division
$367,741
income
secured
geologists
be
heating,
160,000 shs.
offered, may be issued
Bateman, Eichler
with
major
Nathan
is
7,880,000 shs.
Union
A.
of
The company Is a
leading manufacturer of copper and brass
products,
some of which are
made to the company's
design for its line of stand¬
ard products and others
are
made to customer specifications.
Such
outstanding shares,
set
Crop
income
Hutzler
be
underwriting will
convertible
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
will
dinated
convert¬
outstanding
preference
had
months
Mueller Brass Co.—Registers
option of
of
controls
Authorized
Dec.
date.
to
months
wide
a
the
authorized
&
will
This company on
246,154 shares are reserved
preference stock, and 132,100
shares
were
reserved at May 1,
1955, for the restricted stock
option plan,
under which
options covering 50,100 shares are
tThe
the
six
Snow
against
Federal
Inc.,
tons
covering
Corp. and
Minneapolis-Honeywell
instruments.
used
are
the
of
comparable
of
outstanding
period, and 1,-
1955
$3,681,325.
with J.
products
Co.
any
stock
(par $1.50)
addition
six
Crop Division for
the
413.
p.
the
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
(cumulative)
conversion
the
Williams, Secretary-Treasurer of the
company,
Mizpah, with main offices in
Cheyenne, was formed in February,
1954, and has been engaged in
acquisition and exploration of both
price of $65 per share, equivalent
a
common
sinking fund debentures,
due April 1, 1972
Preference stock (par val, $100
per sh.)
3.30%
convertible
preference
stock
for
re¬
for
company's
100
ore
the
different
Securities
at
20-year 2.10%
♦In
Co.
Mizpah
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Common stock
of
Federal
Bros.
cost
the
re¬
variety of fields, ranging
heating, air-conditioning and ventilation to
aviation, railroads,
steamships and industrial operations, and for
process control in the
steel, textile, ceramic, food,
chemical, pharmaceutical, petroleum and
other
industries.
Net
sales
of
the
company
during
1954
totaled
$229,491,837 while net income for the
year was $15,345,203.
2%%
the
number
the
share,
times
1955
$2,925,000
issue
to
Another
home
type of sound system,
the
Stock—Union
Life
North¬
The
made
tubes
vacuum
1,000,000 shs.
from
on
financial
Equitable
City,
p.
Salomon
on
for
for
stock.
BUSINESS—Founded
tured
1954
the
for
stock.
months of
six
the
compared
2243.
offered
the
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the
shares, together with
such
additional funds from the
company's treasury as may be re¬
quired, will be used to retire $16,000,000
principal amount of out¬
standing debentures, thus eliminating all
sinking fund payments and
maturities through 1963.
producer
—V.
181,
p.
Maryland Drydock
The
came
V.
stockholders
of
167,
p.
this
on
company
1472.
Co.—Changes Name—
April
to
20
approved
Maryland
a
proposal
Shipbuilding
&
to
change
Drydock
the
Co
—
Installing
The
oriignators
181,
of
in
the
completely
these
company
Minn.—V.
composition,
discussed
booklet
a
p.
located
8.
specifications,
ten-page
modern
describes
newly-developed
is
(&
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1955
Income before Federal taxes
Estimated Federal taxes-
Minnesota Rubber & Gasket
Co,—New Booklet—
The
Corp.
Net
Quad-rings—their
company,
National Container
Three Months Ended March 31—
sales
2243.
vantages—are
the
certificates maturing
annually June 15, 1956 to 1970, in¬
clusive. The certificates are scaled
to yield from 2.60%
to 3.30%,
according to maturity. Issuance of the certifi¬
cates is subject to the
authorization of the Interstate
Commerce Commission. The issue
was awarded to the
group on May 26 on a bid of 99.3099%.
sets.
new
gives
coming from
instrument.
the
and
containing
by
Is
organ
shares
1.538
The
2V2
Mizpah Uranium
directors.
announced
future
the
York
$30,000,000,
existing
loans,
and
from
New
off
facilities,—V.
Into
preference
agreed
present
rate.
portion
was
Milwaukee, Wis.,
3%%.
million
program
obtained
States,
Co.,
banks.
The
produced
(par $1)
preference
Snow
year
for
181,
Illinois
a
to
half
—V.
the
and/or as
preference stock of
any other series created by resolution of
the board
of
Corp.—Completes Financing Program—
May 27 by John
be
the
preference
rate of
a
ible
above
To
and
are
181, p. 2358.
The
first
that
before
1955
period,
of
the inventor of
sound
from
organs
Authorized
stock
for
1954.
1955
company
recently introduced an electronic organ that sells
the lowest price of any comparable
organ In the industry.
the holder,
Circuit,
Marathon
radio
This
than
adjustment
1,172,189
common
Missouri Pacific RR.
associates on May 25 offered
160,000 shares of 3.30%
convertible preference stock
(par $100) at $102 a share.
This offering was oversubscribed and
the books closed.
board.
Magna Theatres Corp., New
York—Registers With SEC
effects
issue,
electronic
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator
T.
Leonard, President of City National Bank &
Trust Co.
Chicago, has been elected a director of
this company and
American
Insurance Co.
He also was
of
mittee
In
from
vertible
Long Island Lighting
Co.—Proposed Rights—
and
also
share
common
share
per
for
President,
preference
than
assets
Provision
is
the
the
30,
Income
make
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
appointed registrar
stock.
for
of
Nov.
the
for $890,
100,000
Long Island Arena,
Inc.—Registrar Appointed—
The
is
rather
Common
of
tones
music
100,000
2119,
p.
the
100,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
300,000
Co
Kerr &
400,000
Allyn & Co.,
those
100,000
Co.—
400,000
Dean
—V.
&
All
proceeds
the
electronic,
The firm
100,000
Henry Herrman
Hill
Curtis
The
net
of
expenses
company manufactures
Instrument is completely
"Tone-Arama."
Inc.
the
use
BUSINESS—The
100,000
400,000
Rhoades
Moseley & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Bear,
to
400,000
Co
&
Loeb,
&
parts.
Co.—
S.
C.
200,000
Sutro & Co
use.
per
Fox,
announcement of the
will
company
offering to liquidate debts, pay
tooling and working capital.
200,000
200,000
cents
$1,006,632.
with $172,741
M.
beginning
this
per
prior
noted
purchased
Co., Inc., New York City, is offering
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
$3 per share
on a best-efforts
basis.
Robinson-Humphrey
cents
was
period.
cents
the
more
Fox
erations
on
to
stock
1954
10
on
Associated
200,000
86
15
John
.
was
Offered—Halsey, Stuart
to
necessary,
1955
compared
1954,
period.
Mr.
interim
PROCEEDS—The
Co., Inc.
at
sales
1954
Minshall Organ Co.,
Brattleboro, Vt.—Stock Offered—
Baruch Brothers &
200,000
Schwabacher & Co
400,000
Co.
&
The
400,000
400,000
the
$47,330,121,
cars
200,000
—
pleton
400,000
_
—
—
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co._
Mitchum, Jones & Tem-
650,000
650,000
Dominick & Dominick
Drexel & Co.—'
E.
Staats &
Inc.
650,000
—
Union Securities
Corp.—.
White, Weld & Co
Bache & Co. —1
250,000
common
on
extent
1,
company
for
reported
and after
July 1,
not exceeding
$20,000,000 in the aggregate; and the
given Interested persons until June
2, 1955, to request
thereon.
to
2,
to
with
Giving effect
of
dividends
amounts
balance
the
158,939
production than in 1953.
which,
May
May
cumulative
shares
the
replaced the Castle
The changeover last year
1953.
ended
ended
company,
has called for redemption all of
its outstanding
prior preference stock,
earnings per common share
have been computed on the
assumption that the prior preference stock
had
been
converted
into
common
stock
at
the
property
operations in
months
the
May 18.
income is equivalent
periods.
would
earned
six
for
on
$1.60
1955
share
months
Monday, May 30, 1955
...
Corp.—Earnings Up Sharply—
the
period, compared
period a year ago.
250,000
Lehman Brothers
half
a
has
company
hearing
the
■
&
Robert
the<> U.
for
months
1955
outstanding notes due July 1, 1955, and
financing of necessary construction pending the
development of a permanent financing
program
for
the American
Natural Gas
Company (parent) system and the integration of Michi¬
gan
Winconsin's financing
proposals with those
of
said system.—
V. 181, p. 413.
300,000
Corp.
Baker, Weeks & Co.—
first
$2.18
The proceeds
are
to be
applied,
retirement of $12,500,000 of
300,000
Securities
Brown
Col.
Boston
six
six
This
Commission has
300,000
Co
South
by
for
corpo¬
the
borrowings
300,000
650,000
—
This
Co.
line.)
Engineer
this
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line Co.—To Borrow—
$300,000
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.__
W. C. Langley & Co
Reynolds & Co
Ripley & Co.,
______
G.
the
20
place,
inaccessible without any roads.—V.
180, p. 2083.
purchase from the
debentures set forth
Central
at
May
to
company's uranium exploration activities have not devel¬
oped anything of commercial
value, Mr. Westlake said the company is
taking out ore of a shipping grade in one
to
of
the
the
copper
While
below, for whom Blyth
acting as joint representa¬
1,000,000
Corp.-
3,421
options.
named
are
amounts
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
1,000,000
Morgan Stanley & Co.— 1,000,000
Smith, Barney & Co
1,000,000
Eastman, Dillon & Co.
650,000
Glore, Forgan & Co
650,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
650,000
Harriman
and
stock
contract
last
Dome mine which ceased
resulted in a lower
conversion
thereof,
employees'
on
fjrst
Noting that the present price of copper is 36 cents a
pound as against
30 cents throughout last
year, the official stated that the
company also
is benefiting from full
scale production at its new Copper Cities orebody, which started up last fall.
This
»2,827,939 shs.
upon
3,200,000
1,000,000
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc._
First
rate
of
commitment
Blyth & Co., Inc
—$3,200,000
Hornblower & Weeks
The
Calif.
$30,000,000
issuance
conversion
upon
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
Co., Inc. and Hornblower & Weeks
&
for
for
income
record
vealed
$7,995,427 low-bid construction
pier
and
building
rehabilitation
comparable period
year, E. H. Westlake, President, stated on
May 19. The recent
declaration of an extra dividend of 50
cents together with a
quarterly
dividend of the same amount indicated
the directors' confidence that
business wpuld probably be
good for the rest of the year, Mr. Westlake
pointed out.
Outstanding
7,000,000 shs.
shares
the
at
& Scott Corp.—New Contract—
a
earnings for
tially higher than
of
FINANCING
$30,000,000
600,000
debentures
Net
Miami Copper Co.—Sees
Higher Profits^-
1,
(convertible*
Capital stock
of
debs.,
of
Net
the
on
Burbank,
Authorized
subordinated
Minute Maid
above.
back¬
$732,872,000
share
per
company's
CAPITALIZAHON
3.75%
Co.
(Mass.)
Army Base was announced
Fleming, Jr., New England Division
Corps of Engineers.—-V. 181, p. 2357.
log of the company and wholly-owned subsidiaries amounted to
about
SI,085,401,000, approximately 84% of which represented orders
from
the Government.
EARNINGS—Lockheed's
Drydock
Merritt-Chapman
engaged in activi¬
operation of airports and
including
Maryland
Award
are
aircraft.
business
U.
commercial
10
aircraft,
of
See
a
wholly-owned subsidiaries
modification
aircraft
parts
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock Co.—New Name—
arising
and
BUSINESS—Lockheed, one of the largest
craft
building field, designs, manufactures
spare
Government
to
Government
additions
revision
at
and
Net
ad¬
folder
rubber
recently issued by this
injection molding process.
factory
hydraulic
3630
applications
approved
methods
Fed.
of
Earnings
common
per
taxes
preferred
♦Shares
♦As
Minneapolis
on
applicable
tional
Ave.,
after
Income
to
common
stock
common
—
(excl.
minority
int.)
stock
1,625,687
16,
of
May
common
11,
147,527
2,912,666
outstanding
2,909,033
share
1955,
stock.—V.
the
696,942
144,934
1,480,753
stock
549,415
$0.51
for
seals.
Wooddale
inc.
Dividends
1954
$22,038,201 $17,447,937
3,631,447
1,502,765
2,004,350
804.319
company
181,
p.
(Continued
issued
250.0C0
2358.
on
page
60)
shares
$0.19
of
addi¬
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
first
the
we
Name of Company
Adam
Aetna-Standard
5%
Alco
Co.,
Inc.,
preferred
6-15
6-
Agricultural
American
Bosch
9
Compo
6-
9
5%
7-
1
6-10
Arma,
7%
1
6-
6
1
6-
6
6-14
6-
3
6-15
7-
1
7-
New
Consolidated
Rock
Continental
Copper
1
6-15
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
10c
6-
8
5-27
Cook
Craddock-Terry
5%
preferred
convertible
40c
6-30
6-30
6-22
6-30
6-17
27 VaC
American
Reserve
6-30
6-17
25c
Insurance
Safety
(dividend
Razor
3
6-22
6-
6-22
6-
7-
1
6-
1
pfd.
(quar.)
6-
2
Products
7-
2
7-
2
David
6-11
75c
6-30
6-
6
Products
20c
6-22
6-
7
(quar.)
Oil
Fuel
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas
Constable
Arnold
Co.
1
6-15
12 VaC
(quar.)
6-30
6-
6-10
6-29
$25c
(quar.)__
6-30
6-
9
7-20
6-
7
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—
non-cumulative preferred (s-a)_
V ; 2Va%
5%
Atlantic
Steel
Automatic
Inc.—
Products,
6-30
10c
noncumulative preferred—
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund, Inc. (from investWilcox
&
$1
Mills
—____—i.
(quar.)—____^
Industries, Inc. (quar.)—
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common (quar.)_—
4%
preferred (quar.)
Bayuk Cigars, Inc. (quar.—
Badger
Paper
Barber Oil
Brummell
Beau
Ties
Aviation
Bendix
Bohack
C.)
(H.
Ami
this
Boston
—
A
and
B
omitted
__
Co.
7-
6-15
80
3
Watch
Co.
(quar.)—
(bi-monthly)
—___
C I T Financial Corp.
(quar.)
_____
California Water Service (quar.)______——
Calumet & Hecla, Inc., common
(quar.)—_
.$4.75 preferred "A"
(quar.)——
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
;
—.
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, common—
__
$4.25 preferred (quar.)—_——_——_*—_
Canada Northern Power Corp., Ltdi.
Co.—__———
—Kennedy (quar.)
(quar.)
1
3%% 1st preferred (quar.)—____
Carpenter (L. E.) & Co. (quar.)
—
Carrier Corp., S3 preferred (quar.)
:_
Carriers & General Corp. (quarterly derived
entirely from net investment income)——
Transit
Baxter &
Carnation
Co.,
common
Cooke-———•————_—-
&
of America, common
—
4Va% preferred series A (quar.)—_—„—
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
—
Chamberlin Co. of America (quar.)_
Chance Vought Aircraft
Chapman Valve Mfg.
(quar.)-—.——.—Charmin Paper Mills, common (quar. )_____
5%% convertible preferred (quar.),
—
Chateau-Gai Wines, Ltd.
(s-a)
—
Chatham Manufacturing, class A
—
Corp.
Celanese
6
62 Vac
6-30
6-30
Exchange
Corn
Quarterly
Chicago AJlerton
Chicago Dock &
Quarterly
6-
Special
Bank
(N.
preferred
Corp.,
Life
Camera
Fairmont
Railway
(quar.)
United Corp.,
Federal
6
8
6-
6
6-10
6-20
6-
Fair
$4.20
Stores,
preferred
Fownes
6
1
6-10
Arts Bldg.__
South Shore & South Bend (quar.)
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.i
Chile Copper Co. (increased)
Chicago,
Co. (quar.)_—_—.
Controller Co., common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
(quar.)
.__
6%
Co.,
6-24
6-
3
7-1
6-
3
Fuller
1
6-
3
Gair
6-15
6-
3
40C
7-
6-28
6-10
75c
7-
1
6-15
45c
7-
1
6-11
343/flC
34%c
150c
7-
1
6-13
(Geo.
(Robert)
4.50%
Gannett
Class
4Va%
6
5Vi%
preferred
50c
preferred
5-20
2 Vac
6-
1
5-20
General
6-
1
5-20
6-15
6-
5-16
6-15
6-
50c
6-20
6-10
5-25
5-17
25c
7-
1
6-10
8-25
7-15
$4.50
6
American
preferred
American
Common
6%
1
5-27
General
Box
9-
1
8-26
General
Contract,
$10
9-
1
8-26
$1.25
6-24
6-17
15c
6-15
3
12 VaC
6-10
6-
75c
6-28
6-10
$1
6-15
6-
8
25c
6-15
6-
6
36c
6-15
6-
6
5%
7-15
7-
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-15
6-30
25c
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-
6-30
6-
3
3
of
6-17
common
(quar.)
—
Inc.
Insurance
Co.
of Va.
3
Star
(increased quar.)
1
6-
8
Lone
7-
1
6-
9
7-
1
6-
9
$1.25
7-
1
6-
9
15c
7-
1
6-
9
15c
6-10
6-
40c
7-25
6-10
8-15
1
8-15
G-15
5-31
7-15
6-30
6-30
6-13
$1.08
$1.08
7-
1
6-10
$1.12Va
7-
1
6-10
SI.07
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$1.15
6-
1
125c
6-20
6-
4
6-27
6-
6-15
15c
9-
1
7-22
1
9
30c
6-24
6-
5c
6-20
6-10
50c
7-
1
6-10
SI
7-
1
6-10
6-15
7 Vac
6-
3
1
5-21
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-
c
6
6-20
6-
20c
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
12 VaC
12V2c
'
8
6-10
6-
6-15
5-31
10c
6-15
6-
6
6-
6
6-15
12 V2C
1
6-10
6-30
6-16
6-
7♦
3
5-23
3 'a C
6-10
5-31
20c
6-30
6-10
12 %c
6-30
6-10
50c
6-28
6-10
60c
(quar.)_—
—
—
—
preferred B (quar.)——
4V»% preferred D (quar.)
4.35% preferred F (quar.)__:
5%
———
.
$1.25
7-
1
6-10
$1.06 V4
7-
1
6-10
SI.08%
7-
1
6-10
—
$2.60
Los
Angeles Transit Lines
8
1
1
9-
14c
6-17
7-
9-
30c
(quar.)—
3
75c
8-15
50c
Long Island Lighting—
25c
$1.25
1
27 Vac
Cement
7-
20c
3
9-
75c
(quar.)—,
6-
7-
8-15
37 VaC
6-30
6-
1
1
5c
3
1
6-
9-
—
6-
6-15
1
6-20
$1.05
Ltd
(N. Y.t, common
preferred (quar.)
6-30
8-
6-
3 7 VaC
Life
5-31
3
6-15
27'/a c
(quar.)
Chemical. 7% preferred
Lionel Corp. (quar.)—
Lipe Rollway, class A (quar.)
30c
1
6-
20c
5c
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
6-
6-15
5c
Lindsay
(quar.)
8
6-15
$1
6-17
1
6-
95c
5-18
1
5-31
5-31
6-22
15c
Liberty Fabrics
7-
5-18
2
18%
6-15
7-
1
7-
7-2
Consolidated Cosmetics see
under old name
6-30
10c
common
6-
45c
Co
Leverage Fund of Canada,
of Texas—
6-23
15c
Lawyers Title Insurance (Va.)
Lehn & Fink Products (quar.)
5%
7-15
announcement
Lessings,
6-15
6-15
6-15
Inc.—
Plus,
dividend
6-15
1
1
7-1
7-
200% ''
preferred (quar.)
La Luz Mines, Ltd. (Interim).
6-15
6-30
6-17
6-30
-
50c
6%
1
6-
6
SI.25
6-30
7-
6-17
$2.25
pfd. (s-a)
(ouar.)
37 VaC
$1.50
6-
$2
Fibre Co
Portland Cement (quar.)
Kingsburg Cotton Oil
Koppers Co., common (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Kuner-Empson Co., common (quar.)
Blower
6-22
6-30
25c
Keystone
Lau
5-26
1S1.75
Copper
name
6-10
137 VaC
(initial quar.)
______
4Va%
preferred (quar.)
—
—
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
Kearney & Trecker
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd. (reduced)
New
6
8
62 VaC
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-
$1
preferred
Lanolin
6
6-30
$1
City Power, & Light, com. (quar.) —
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)—;
4Va7
preferred (quar.)
——
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—:
Kansas City Southern Ry., common—
4%
preferred (quar.)—
Kansas Gas & Electric, new com; (initial)—
6-17
1
6-
6-30
6-21
89 VaC
Telegraph
3.80%
Kennecott
1
6-
,
15c
Co.
common
preferred
6-20
$1.12 Va
Investors,
Oil
General Industries
General Mills,
6-
6-30
34%C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
6
6-15
15c
preferred ($20 par) (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)—
General Dry Batteries
___
General
6-10
1
6-20
5-31
Corp.—
Co.
28 V8 C
(quar.)
5%
6-3
Co.
7-
1
$1
Copper
Chemical
Special
(quar.)
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred
6-
$1.05
7-
6-30
10c
Keyes
$1.12 Va
quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
3
37 VaC
___
iquar.)—
(Ind.)
Gary Railways
6-20
5-27
75c
r
12 VaC
preferred
& Co.,
convertible preferred
1
1
6-10
-
convertible
(Julius)
6-
General
(initial
Inc.—
Co.,
B
2 VaC
7-
6-10
6-15
75c
Co., common (quar.)
conv.
Garfinckel
6-11
6-
6-30
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A.) Co. (quar.)—
12 Vac
6-15
6-27
Oil
4.32%
20c
common
$1.12 Va
10c
4
3
7 Vac
<s-a)_
preferred
Frigikar Corp.
$1.75
66-
20c
—
& Co.
Bros.
3
3%
(quar.)
_
Corp. (quar.)_
Frick
5-31
Co.
6-
18C
■:
—-
Increased
common
dividend
Foote-Burt
1
Fram
$1.12 V2
6-30
6-15
6-15
_
$2
Chicago Medical
common.
Fund
Stock
6-13
7-
6-10
2
'
Food
6-15
6-
5-31
1
7-
25c
6-10
6-
6-10
7-
1
5c
Kansas
-
Creek,
Financial
7-
6
6-29
*
6-20
6-15
6-17
15c
(Battle
6-15
6-30
6-17
1
25c
1
$2
—
Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
7-25
50c
1
$5
preferred (quar.)
———__
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_„—
Field
(Marshall)
see
Marshall Field & Co.
30C
6-
7-
7-
137 Vac
$3
20c
6-30
25c
Motors
(quar.)
Federal Bake Shops (quar.)
Federal Life & Casualty Co.
6-15
1
$2
(s-a)
(Toronto)
Instrument
&
6-30
$2.50
(quar.)
Co.
Rubber
Mich.)
7-
6-15
50c
(initial)
common
6-16
.
4.80 %
new
Insurance
Fairchild
6
6-30
7-
110c
(quar.)
iquar.)
Salt
preferred
7%
40c
Plantation
Excelsior
6-10
1
6-13
25c
(quar.)
6-10
7-
6-16
6-20
6-30
6-15
75c
of Maine
Interstate Department
Stores (quar.)
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd., common..^—
6-15
25c
_;
6-27
1
1
1
37 Vac
common
7-1
7-
7-
7-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
15c
Y.)—
——-.———
Circle Theatre
Railroad
55c
40c
6-17
International
6-30
6-20
6-30
137'/a C
Products Corp. (quar.)
Minerals' &
preferred
4%
50c
6-17
6-30
40c
Kawanee
Faultless
12VaC
International
$1.75
6-10
75c
6-10
(quar.)
1
5c
5-31
6-20
100%
dividend)
6-17
6-30
15c
;
6-30
69c
6-15
preferred
7-
93 %c
6-14
6-11
1
25c
(quar.)
6-30
25c
50c
$15c
Common
Mfg.
Consolidated
52Vac
7-
on
iquar.)
(quar.)
Cloth
Wire
Inspiration
International
$1.37 Va
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
6-10
$1.06v*
8
6-21
40C
Hardware
Industrial
8
6-
50c
Gas
7-11
7-
6-
5-27
50c
10c
1
1
action taken
(no
6
6-
1
7-
15c
—-
Motors
preferred
25c
Famous Players Canadian
7-
Industrial
1
6-15
1
Fran.)—
Joslyn Mfg. <fc Supply, common (quar.)——
4J/a% preferred (s-a)
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical (stock div.)__
Ex-Cell-O
1
6-27
7-29
6-10
7-
6-15
t$1.50
t$1.5G
6-25
7-
6
7-
162 VaC
4 Va %
6-10
7
6-
(initial)
6-10
5-25
50c
6-
Life Assurance (Canada)
Imperial Tobacco (Canada), Ltd. (quar.)__
Industrial
Acceptance,
Ltd.,
com.
(quar.)
6-20
$1.12Va
1
6-25
Telegraph Co. of Virginia—
Central RR.
6-10
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
7-
6
40c
(San
Insur.
Imperial
20c
Associates, com.
6-
.
Marine
&
Electric
10c
(quar.)
1
40c
—
.
(quar.)
Jersey Mortgage Co., S4 non-cum.
Ewa
6-10
6-14
6-10
20c
1
5-31
7-
60c
6-13
5%
6-10
6-30
37 Vac
6-
6-15
6-
6-13
43 %c
Co.
Powder
Illinois
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)
6-13
7%
50c
$1.18%
6-
(quar.)
Co.,
W.)
Press Mfg
Ideal Cement Co. (increased)
5-31
6-15
6-24
40c1:'
1
Eversharp, Inc.
6-
6-10
5-23
time
1
Erie
1
.25c
12 Vac
5-23
.
Hydraulic
4
5-23
6-12
25c
this
at
omitted
7-
6-15
1
6-
1
5-23
6-12
A
class
7-
6-10
7-
7-
5-23
6-12
13 '/4C
62 'a C
1
7-
6-28
5-23
6-12
13%c
62 VaC
7-
50C
Hotel
Canal
-6
6-10
6-10
6-28
7-15
common
15c
40c
7-15
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Emerson Electric Mfg., common
6-16
20c
120C
117 V2C
_
5-20
6-12
13 %c
—
payment at this time).
Huyck (F. C.l & Sons, common
$2.75 preferred A iquar.)
9
5-20
1
6-12
12 VaC
5%
6-16
—
(quar.)
preferred
Chemical
6-
6-10
62 Vac
6-
2
1
6-
12%c
Semi-annual
6-17
7-
6-23
I
Associates
Co.,
6-30
6-
12 %C
Ltd.
Home Telephone &
7-15
Inc.
Natural
6-24
Howell
Auto-Lite
Paso
5-31
6-30
6-17
12c
Quarterly
6-15
25c
<quar.)_
common
(quar.)
preferred
$1
B
Class
6-30
1
Fire
1
10c
5%
2
$2.50
7-
11-20
Home
1$1.12 '/2
5 V2 %
Electric
Elliott
15c
Corp.
6-20
6-17
7-
20c
Corp.
preferred
Hertz
1
1
50c
(quar.)
Publications,
payment
Hercules
6-15
77-
37 Vac
:_
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
(George
7%
6-30
37 Vac
common
Consolidated
Helme
3
6-10
8-25
37 Vac
(quar.)—
preferred
Co.,
6-15
9-10
15c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
1
25c
preferred
5.10%
Helemano
(quar.)
Co.
common—.
Telephone,
6-15
(monthly)
Steel, Ltd.—
Iron
Street,
6-
6-14
Co.,
3
7-
50c
(quar.)
common
8-20
Stainless Steel
Broad
B
7-15
6-
6-20
15c
iquar.)
common
convertible
Hein-Weiner
6
15c
common
Steel,
6-10
1
35c
(increased)
Co. (quar.i
Winkle-Munning
$1.10
(quar.)
El
75 c
—______■—-
Terminal Co.
Clark
6-
1
5-31
(quar.)
Corp.
8-
12 VaC
(quar.)
common
new
Cement
20c
Fuel
40c
Market Corp'. (Detroit) (quar.)—
Brockway Glass Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Bryant Chucking Grind (quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (quar.)___
-----
4%
6-15
30c
,—
(s-a)
Broadway
Castle
6-
15c
RR.____—___
Water
Brass, common (quar.)_.
preferred (initial)—
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Capital
25c
$1.37 Va
6-
6-15
35c
Corp.
Register,
Egry
% 5-14
1
6-15
Co.
Printing
(quar.)
Organ
$1
Mfg
Edgewater Steel
at
4Vz%
Carey
5-16
Co.,
Dividend
22c
Ltd.,
Co.,
Malleable
Eastern
6-10
1
/
Bridgeport
Bush
6-30
6-
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
50c
:,v
(quar.)
■'
Albany
&
Bulova
5-31
6-15
50c
5c
6-14
30c
iquar.)
Insurance
Hearst
6-10
6-24
(quar.)
Cigar
4»/a%
6-13
6-10
6-30
5 Va %
7
1 VaC
(quar.)
Eastern Gas &
5-31
6-15
7-15
$1.50
common..,—________
class
time.
Bullard
6-15
1
6-30
$1.25
(quar.)
common
4.80%
6-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
International, Inc.
DWG
$1.06'A
$1:06V4
Hawaiian
50c
(quar.)
Co.
6
3
6-10
5.307c
preferred
Electronic
on
Brook
Brillo
7-
&
Co.,
(C. A.)
Dunhill
Co.—
Payment
Bound
Co.,
convertible preferred
5Va%
Bon
15c
7-15
Glass
Electric
Duriron
1
7-
10c
——
5%
6-14
5-20
1:50c
—
(quar.)_
Co.
Black-Clawson
1
1
$1
Lake
&
Bessemer
7-
6-
F.)
5%
6-
6-15
5-31
5-31
6-
preferred 1954 series
$2
security
6-10
6-10
6-30
(W.
6-10
6-28
H5c
preferred
Dunham
6-
15c
6-15
(quar.)
Fields
preferred
Duncan
6-10
5-31
50c
Co. of Canada (quar.)
(quar.)
Erie RR. (s-a)
Telephone
Bell
(quar.)
1
7-
6-30
30c
30c
6-15
Life
5-31
(quar.)
Draper Corp.
6
37 Vac
Corp.
Furniture
Bassett
6-
6-15
75c
—z.—
6-27
Oil
Dominion
6-15
7%
4c
Babcock
:
6-
6-15
7
6-
6-17
50c
(quar.)
class A
6-17
Hart-Carter
7
6-29
1
5-25
1
6-
25c
Harrisburg
Crucible
Foundries
Common
4Va%
nonvoting
30c
6-30
6-16
8-
40c
(quar.)
Electric
City
Dominion
1
7-15
$1.25
_
_
6-
:
Hammond
$1
Stores
(Joseph)
6-15
6-30
50c
Hercules
(quar.)
6-30
$1.25
Haloid
$1
pfd.
130c
Copper
7-15
25c
Site
7
6-16
(quar.)_,
Ltd.-
Die
&
Co.,
Cananea
6-13
(quar.)
4.40%
Co.,
6-
1
7-
preferred" (quar.)
1
;
Industrial
7
6-15
25c
B
1
Cement
Alkali
Dominguez
Atchison,
Tap
Giant
7-
quar.)
Co
6-
Utilities-
Gas
Gulf
Secu¬
(quar.)
6-28
Ltd.—
Paper Co.,
Hall
1
7-15
1
Western RR.—
Realty
6-14
35C
(resumed)
(quar.)
preference
8-
Quarterly
Dixon
B
Northern
5%
invest¬
realized
6-24
(quar.)
common
Greyhound Corp.,
4V4%
preferred
3
6-
6-10
(quar.)__„
&
Stamping
Dixie-Home
—
_
6-
8-
9
10c
Lakes Power Corp.,
Greene
6-15
175c
Foundry
Iron
Portland
Dickinson
Associated Electrical Industries (Ord)—
Interim
Gray
Mortgage
Diamond
9
12VaC
_
6-22
6-30
(quar.)
from
7c
Harvester
Dewjey
Steel,
City
Lakes
5%
6-13
12-14
50c
class A
(initial
common
Detroit
6-20
6-30
7-
$1.75
(quar.) —
-
(quar.)__
Corp., Ltd.
Asbestos
..
_
7-
Varnish
Rapids
Class
Grande
Detroit
25c
prior pfd.
Apex Electric Mfg., 7%
Rio
Detroit
3
this time)
Arkansas
1
3c
and
Detroit
6-
6-15
7 Vac
—
1
7-
25c
&
New
(payment omitted at
Water & Cable
Ansonia
Denver
6-20
1
Class
6-13
7-
1-1-56
15c
net
5-31
5-31
1
Green
announcement
from
6-17
6-15
8-
60c
(18c
6-15
1
6-15
A "$50 par" (quar.)
preferred "$25 par" (quar.)_.
Greenfield
3
6-
6-17
50c
profits)
6-17
Angostura-Wupperman
1
6-21
1
35c
Inc.
1
7-
112 VaC
(quar.)
7-
Great
name.
Fund,
7-
3
31V4C
10c
Ltd.,
5-31
$1.50
class A
1
6-
7-
Co
ment income
6-30
(quar.)
6-
6-15
Co.,
Frere,
6-13
1
62 VaC
6-15
(quar.)
dividend
1
7-
131V4C
6-14
(s-a)
Railroad
7-
12 VaC
(quar.)
6- 8
1
'
6
6-
6-16
25c
new
Abbey
&
50c
(quar.)
62 VaC
Class
1
6-
7-
(quar.)
see
Wright
Delaware
5-31
1
7-
6-15
10c
S.
6-
preferred
Great
6-30
(increased)
Delaware <fc Hudson Co.
10c
Post
6-21
1
$2.50
U.
5-31
6-20
conv.
Hanson-Van
Fund
under
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)
Anaconda Copper Mining
iquar.)_.
Anchor
7-
:
to
3
6-
10c
(quar.)—
Mackay Stores, Ltd.,
Gray Drug Stores
$2.50
Co.
6-15
1
6-10
$1.37 Va
3
3 Vac
class A
changed
Cypress
Brothers
7-
6-29
25c
50%
3
6-
Corp.—
Curtiss
6-11
12 Vac
(s-a)
6-
(quar.)
rities
6-17
$1.75
5%
Sexton
B
Name
2
7-
6-30
$1
(quar.)__
7-15
7-15
37 Vac
Co.—
Zellerbach
8
15c
Inc.,
Co.,
Class
8
60c
preferred (quar.)
Vitrified
6-
$1.50
Sugar Refining, common
American
6-15
$7 %•
—
Co.,
3
&
Crossett
6-15
6-30
50c
(N. Y.)
Insurance
(quar.)
Stock Telegraph
Grand
,5-27
.
25c
quar.)
;
1
5%
8
25c
common
7-
7-15
*
Graham-Paige Corp.—
40c
(quar.)
(increased
6-10
52c
(quar.).
Co.
Goldblatt
Great
(s-a)
Oil
Culver
preferred (quar.)
American
Stamping
Thread
6-
$1
6%
Gold* &
7-
1
6-
5c
(s-a)_
Co.
Cribben
action
postponed at the present time)
Ship Building Co., common (N. J.)
7% noncumulative preference (annual)
American Snuff Co., common (quar.)_
6
6- 3
1
8-
53c
preferred (quar.)
Corp.
Crown
American
American
6-15
50c
Co.
Re-Insurance
iquar.)_.
.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Crane
Crestmcnt
Falls
Glidden
Industries—
(quar.)
Shoe,
preferred
preferred
5%
6-22
$1.75
37 VaC
preferred
2
50c
Corp.
(Ohio)
Reynolds, $1
Petroleum
Cosden
(quar.)—
common
Steel
&
1
5%
(quar.)
Coffee
Corroon
^T".,
Girt
7-
$1.30
___
15c
Continental
30c
(quar.)—
3
6-20
6-10
400%
;
_»
Steel
6-10
1l2VaC
Quarterly
Products
1
Ky.—
of
Co.
Telephone Corp.
Gordon
Consolidated Retail Stores, 4J/4% pfd. (quar.)
6-10
20c
a.
Products
•
6-
7-
$1.25
(stock dividend)
Gisholt Machine Co. (quar.)
Glen Alden Corp. (formerly Glen Alden Coal)
125c
6-20
(Alco Products)
Metal
$2.10
General
6-
6-30
6-15
50c
62 V2C
125c
6-15
Continental
6
Granite
1
1
6
$1.25
6-
6-15
$1.50
1
announcement under new cor¬
title
17 Vac
(quar.)
Stores
7-
6-
6-
Glens
$1.25
6-30
7-
6-15
preferred
6-22
6-25
—
6-10
$1.25
Telephone
6
6-
1
6c
Corp., Ltd.—
(initial quar.)____
—1
common
30c
"1954 series"
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
changed
30c
(quar.)
8-
6-
6-30
50c
31V4C
(name
"1952 series"
5%
7-14
6-15
25c
(quar.)—
50c
(monthly)—
7-28
25c
(quar.)
Extra
6-15
68 %c
6
6
pfd. A
(quar.)_
(quar.)..
$5 pfd. B "1955 series" (quar.)
General Railway Signal, common (quar.)—
Consolidated Paper
6-15
7-
1
Inc.
1
75C
&
Naval
Consolidated
7-15
6
6-
pfd. A
Plus,
preferred
$5
$1.25
(quar.)
Products
American
7%
6-10
77-
6-
6-15
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
Inc. and the following
stock dividend to be paid)—
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York—
25c
Derrick
Maize Products,
American
6-24
6-15
$1.25
5.20%
——
Lanolin
(quar.)..
$5
time.
Machinery, common
(quar.)—
Shoe
preferred
$5
General
Engineering
Consolidated Cosmetics,
6-16
25c
Locomotive Co.—
American
1
$1.25
(quar.)__
($10 pari
preferred (quar.)
5Va%
7-
40c
common
this
at
$2.90
divi¬
a
preferred
to
25c
(quar.)
Locker, class A
American
7-
common
income)
6-
—
American
1
6-
75c
Extra
porate
6-15
Iron,
(quar.)
—;
Stamping (quar.) —
Commercial Solvents Corp. (quar.)
Commonwealth Edison Co. (increased)
Commonwealth Investment (from investment
1
6-
72 Vac
3
6-15
Hardware
See dividend
3
6-
dend
35c
preferred A (quar.)
5% preferred B (quar.)
5Va% second preferred (quar.)
American European Securities
American
6-
6-30
30c
5%
American
6-30
68%C
1
(quar.)
Home
62 Vac
Combustion
75c
Barge Line Co.
American
3
1
Chemical
American
Hoist &
6-
1
Bank Note, common
American
1
7-
.
American
American Express
7-
7-
1
(quar.)
American
37 Vac
25c
American
preferred
6-17
$1.75
Amalgamated Sugar (quar.)
6%
6-17
1
Commercial Shearing
6-15
1
7-
$1.25
common
(quar.)
Laboratories
Allied
1
7-
(quar.)
preferred
preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)—,
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—
Directors again took no action on
7
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Products,
7%
7-
$1
5%
6-16
(quar.)
common
$1.75
(interim)__
common
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
7
6-
5%
Steel
Wood
6-
1
6-30
37 VaC
iquar.)
Engineering
1
7-
12 VaC
—
dividend
Stock
Alan
__
7-
$1
common
Stores
Hat
6-10
Co.,
&
Colorado Fuel &
Payable of Rec.
45c
(quar.)
tquar.)
6-25
6-15
Precision Equipment, common
General
1
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
60c
'
(quar.)_
Molybdenum
Peabody
7%
Holier1
When
Share
Laboratories,
50c
5Va%
Per
convertible preferred
6-16
4%
reached their
ously announced, but which have not yet
payment date.
4%
6-
6-30
Cluett
current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the peyments previ¬
Abbott
6-10
Climax
nounced during the
a
5-27
$1
75c
100%
div.)
Illuminating (stock
Mills (quar.)
Electric
Cleveland Worsted
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
5-20
Cleveland
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
Dividend announcements are
In
Share
Company
Name of
Holdera
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
tables.
19
(2475)
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
fj '•
i
(quar.).
6-15
6-
1
25c
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
6-22
6-30
6-17
34 %c
Ludman
Corp.
(quar.).
10c
20
(2476)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
When
Per
Name of
Company
Share
Lynchburg Foundry Co.,
4%%
preferred
common
(quar.)
53%c
Power
&
Paper
MacMillan
Class
B
6-15
6-28
5-27
6-28
5-27
Pioneer
6-30
6-10
Pioneer
Natural
Pioneer
Suspender Co.
dividend
preferred
Madison
Gas
Managed
Funds,
6-10 r
7-1
6-
7-15
6-30
100%
8-25
8-10
13%c
7-15
6-30
Pittsburgh
40c
income
6-15
5-27
Stock dividend
Pittsfield & North
Business
<quar.%,»__^_.,—.—
(from investment inc.)
shares
Equipment
inc:
shares
ment income
and
6c
from
income and 2c
paper shares
and
10c
shares
from
(4c
(6c
from
(M. )
&
land
9c
Co.
Medford
(quar.)
Corp.
7-15
6-20
7-15
1
6-30
2nd
2nd
preferred
Machine
Co.
6-24
7-
Minnesota Fund
6-15
St.
6-17
San
6-14
1
6-10
6
6-
7-
50c
6-24
6-
8
G-
20c
7-
1
6-13
87MiC
,
(quar.)—____
___
preferred
10c
5-31
6-
3
6-
7
Morganton
7-
1
G-14
25c
7-
1
7-
1
6-
7-
1
G-
6-24
35c
6-11
convertible
}20c
6-25
6-
3
6-25
6-
3
(quar.)—
7-
62%c
(quar.)
7-
1
6-10
6-10
5-31
6-10
5-31
7-1
G-15
25c
$1.12%
7-
dividend
5-20
6-10
40c
7-
gtd.
(s-a)__
.
6-15
6-30
6-15
50c
6-22
6-
50c
(quar.)—v.
_
1
12 %c
7-
1
6-17
6-3
5-27
93%c
7-
37'/2c
Grange
(s-al
9-30
Fire
Insurance
Co.
(quar.)
National
Lead Co.,
common
preferred series B (quar.)_
National Linen Service, common
(quar.)—
4% % preferred (quar.)
6%
,
preferred
National
Steel
(quar.)
Sugar
Car,
(quar.)
Co.,
—_
Orleans
4%% preferred (quar.)
Niagara Alkali Co. (quar.)
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
•wld
Water
Line
Ulsen
(C.
com.
(quar.)
pelika
*/X
(N.
Marker
common
Appliance
j.'ennsylvania
Quarterly
Oil
Co.
4%%
preferred
4.40%
4.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3%nn-Texas Corp.
Pepsi-Cola
1
6-
6
7-
1
6-
6
$4
(reduced)
&
Light,
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
,
(quar.)__
receipts
13 9/10c
com.
(quar.)_
125c
5-27
5-
3
7-30
6-30
4%%
7-30
6-30
Abrasive
convertible
Acme
Steel
Co.
Acme
Wire
Co.
1
Acushnet
1
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
6
Twin
6-24
Twin
Disc
Union
Gas
Union
Gas
6-15
6-
6-14
G-10
1
7-
1
6-15
6-30
6-20
5%
of
Pacific
40c
6-20
6-
3
Union
G-
3
Union
6-
6
United
6-25
6-10
United
•
6-30
6-10
25c
6-20
6-10
6-20
6-
6
U.
S.
6-
9
U.
S.
4
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-1C
6-
3
20c
6-15
6-
65c
7-
3
convertible
Gas Corp.
Foil
Class
Co.,
B
U.
6-
3
(Los
6
6-10
9-
60c
7-
1
5-31
Van
Vanity
Vanity
9
$1.12%
7-
1
5-31
$1.10
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
5-31
$1 15
7-
1
5-31
25c
7-
6
6-20
20c
6-30
6-15
8%
Oil
50c
77-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
Viau,
Victor
6%
preferred
6-15
6-15
$4.37%
5-31
6-
8-
1
7-15
Allen
7-
1
6-15
Allen
preierred
7-
1
G-15
1
7.
Allied
8
Artists
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
(s-ai
pfd.
Chemical
Gas
7-
1
6-10
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., com.
&
Dye
%31%C;
7-
1
7-
1
6-30
6-15
6-30
6-15
$1.12%
1-3-56
12-21,
12%c
6-
1
3-16
5c
7-
1
6-17
20c
•
"
-
13 %c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
(A.
S.)
6-18
30c
5-28
5-18
75c
6-11
5-27
4%
(quar.)____
t35c
8-1
7-8
5%%
(quar.)L_
25c
6-
5-16-
7-
Aluminum
New
6-17
1
87%c
8-
1
7-15
37%c
7-
Goods
6-10
6-24
4% %
6-21
American
Chain
7-
7
6-21
American
Chicle
7-
1
6-21
6-15
5-31
American
3%%
10c
GOc
6-15
50c
8-
1
;$2
7-
1
25c
;
6-15
6-15
25c
~
6-20
6-
1
6-
1
;
Colortype
American
30c
American
6-10
American
G-
6
American
Enka
6-10
American
Felt
7-
4
6%
6-20
6-20
6-
7-
6-15
Chemical—
_
(accum.)
$1.50
1
preferred
American
6
American
&
Co.,
1'
■
Forest
Power
Products
6-
6-
5-16
1
3
'
6-
1
6-
1
5-13
6-~l
5-13
5-13
6-15
62%c
6-10
25c
6-10
5-23
25c
6,
3
5-23
6-15
6-
1
50c
6-24
6-
2
7-1
6-2
93%c
7-1
6-2
25c
6-15
6-
10c
6-30
6-20
12'/2c
6-15
6-
15c
5-27
5-12
40c
:
6-25
6-10
6-15
6-
7-
J.)
1
Corp.—
(accum.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
5-23
6-17
1
6-20
87'/2c
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Foreign
5-28
7-
l'
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Tiling
Corp.
6
50c
<quar.)
Inc.
9
6-
\
common
preferred
Encaustic
6-20
30c
50c
$1.12%
(quar.)_!
Electronics
6-
6-15
1
Louis)
(quar.)
Securities
participating
5-31
50c
(quar.)
Telegraph Co.«(N.
Electric
6-6
7-
87%c
(St.
5--5
1
6-16
20c
(quar.)
Co.,
B
9
1
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred C
American District
6-14
com.
5-
6-1
75c
Cable
Cyanamid
6-20
20c
&
Co.
preferred
20c
$50c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
I
30c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
3%%
7-14
.
Bakeries
conv.
5-10
5-10
7-1 -6-15
30c
6'/»
Extra
American
9
6-
5c
common
4
6-
$$1.31
(increased);
;
1
American
(quar.)
Coi
6-
' 8-10
25c
$25c
Quarterly
gains from
5-16
93%c
preferred (quar.)
American Automobile Insurance
7
10c
6-10
'
3% %
$1.75
a
Mfg.
Aggregates,
7-
.
5-18
100%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
7-15
50c
5-19
1
t55c
div.)
.
5%
preferred (quar.)___
American Airlines, Inc., common
6-10
1
6-
_
preferred
2nd
Amefican
6
6-15
(In-
(Initial-quar.)
;
Industries..:.
Amalgamated Leather Cos.,
5-31;
6-24
1st
split)
(increased (quar.)
America/com. (stock
of
Co.
Ambrook
6-17
6-
icx-uiree-ior-one
common
Aluminum
5-16
6-
25c
'
$3.75 preferred
(quar.)
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—
3
12%c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)
Aluminium, Ltd.
6-15
6-25
3
.
7-1
6-15
6-
Cement—
common
7-j-I.-
25c
5-13
6-30
25C
Co.
Portland
iNew
1
$1.25
6-1
$1
6-15*
$1.25
6-27
$1
...
(quar.)
5-19
6-10
-
5-20
1
7-20
5-19
6-25
1
5-13
6-
5
25c
1
..
5
Aloe
7-
6-10
15c
75c
6-
26c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3
6-
Alpha
6-
6-15
75c
a.
6-
6-
*
$1.02
6-10
15c
6-15
81 %c
6-10
$1.25
1
6-21
1
(quar.)
6-30
1
1
6-
7-
(quar.)
20c
com.
6-
6-15
$3
$3
.
common
6-17
preferred
6-30
6-
6-30
$1.09%
(Louis), Co., (quar.)_.
6-25
*
5-20
3.25#«
Allis
62%c
;_
Ltd.
5-20
1
preferred
35c
..
6
6-
4.08%
$1.06%
'
1
6-
50c
,
6-10
15c
7-
20c
.
1 6-10
31%c
Corp.,
5-23
5-23
6-17
1
50c
Co
Stores
*
6-22
7-
$1.15
(s-a)
Pictures
Allied
6-22
$4
(quar.)
Allied
9-15
$1.05
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
5% %
7-8
6
32c
(R. C.)
Business Machines
(quar.)
Electric & Equipment Co.
(quar.)
Industries (quar.)__~
Allen
8-
6-
,
1
87'/2c
& Western Ry. Co. gtd.
Quaranteed (s-a)
1
6-20
10-
(quar.)
Allegheny
6-10
6-15
Allied
;
(quar.)_
participating preferred
15c
4-29.
$2.50
(quar.)
7-8
(quar.)
(quar.)
Virginia-Carolina
5-18
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
& Baldwin, Ltd.
Allegheny-Ludlum Steel, common <quar.)__
1
11 %c
Power
&
(s-a)
Co.
5-18
6-4
RR.—
4.20 %
6-17
(quar.)
Mills
1
4
Alexander
7-1
4-20
6-
6-
$4
Co.,
6-1
(quar.)
common
Fair
Equipment
4.6%
6-10
1
6-
35c
(s-a)
Power
7-
20c
Equipment
Ltd.
1
5-16;
$1.12%
participating preferred
Alabama
6-30
(quar.)___-
Co.
.6%
6-15
20c
Refining
Norman
Ordinary
5-31
7-1
1
preferred
Utah
1
2
1
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
Southern
8-1
A__
Lines. Inc.
Universal Leaf Tobacco,
6-
1
6-
1
6-
6-
/
Mfg. Co._____
& Youngstown RR.—
Great
e*
6-28
10c
(quar.)
preferred
6-10
30c
JlOc
8-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Truck
1
Alabama
10c
Ang.)
(realized
6-20
3%%
6-15
$1
securities)
7-
6-20
1
7-15
5-17
5-27
25c
;_j
..
investment
10-
8
6-10
(quar.)______
$2 par value
S.
1
6-11
6-10
$27%c
common
$6
sale
U.
5-31
7-
$1.16
(quar.)
Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)
Railroad Securities Fund—
of
8-
.
40c
;___
58c
Common
6-10
6-14
7-
$1
preferred
S.
6-10
;
preferred
(s-a)
Alabama Gas Corp., common
$1.14
Stores Corp.—
preference (quar,)_
(quar.)
!
class
(quar.)__^
$1.21
(Kansas),
Co.
6-10
Canton
35c
RR.
6-10
2
2
5 %
3c
U. S. Life
G-15
1
Akron
1
6-30
(quar.)__
Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
7%
5-25
5-19
Cigar-Whelan
$3.50
7-
6-15
6-
75c
Yards (Omaha)
(quar.)
Rope Corp. (quar.)
Aircraft Products (s-a)______
United
G-30
Brass
45c
Wire
6-20
Akron
6-20
quar.)____
Stock
6-30
3
6
$1.10
(quar.)
Investment (Detroit)
Union
4.50%
6-
6-
7-
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
6-17
40c
""
2
7-
7-
$1.10
Co..
Reduction
6-15
25c
preferred
Union
5-31
——'
(quar.) preferred
(s-a)
5%%
Air
50c
40c
(quar.)
System
6-10
130c
Common
1
1
:
Co.
1
5-31
$$1.25
'
Canada,
6-
31%c
1
f $1.14
Light
6-1
1
._.
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
1
30c
Insurance (s-a)
Clutch (quar.)
Co.
Process
Express
Aeroquip Corp.
50c
City Fire
6-10
6-17
1
66-
1
Electric
1
6-10
J12%c
(quar.)
Adams
6-
J15c
Thrifty
Corp.
77-
(quar.)
6-
1
5c
Aluminum Alloys, Inc.—
preferred (accum.)
6-15
5-13
t28%c
$1.10
6-15
6-
6-1
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
class A (quar.)
preferred
6-15
62%c
(quar.)_
6-15
,
Drug Stores, 4%% pfd. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)_______.
Tishman Realty &
Construction, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
7-
40c
83%c
6-10
1
6-
thf
$1
Common
6-29
'
in
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
(increased)
(quar.)_____
7-
"
6
t30c
Acme
12%c
Thrift Investment Corp., class A
(quar.)
60c convertible
preferred (quar.)^
!___
Gas,
preferred
25c
pfd, series B (quar.Ni
pfd., initial series (quar.)
Packing Co.
these being given
(quar.)
Products,'
6-13
$1
Trust
6-
announced in previoui
The list does not include divi¬
(quar.)
Metal
6-13
(quar.)
common
6-15
Co., Ltd.—
1
15c
$4 preferred
7-2
7-2
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar
Refineries, Ltd.—
7-
—-
8-1
8-1
(quar.)_____
&
6-15
(quar.)_______
J22%c
week,
preferred
Paper
7-1
6-15
1
1
dividends
this
7-
6-15
8
time)
the
5%
6-15
8
6-
Institute—
yet paid.
$1.20
•'*
nonconvertible
Tobln
5%
&
preferred
25c
(quar.)___.
Utilities Co. (quar.)
Thermatomic Carbon
i
&
Common
:
50c
preferred
Insurance
Power
35c
5%'
not
6-13
(quar.)
preferred
5%
this
at
give
we
convertible
Abitibi
8
$1.25
6-
6-28
+56%c
Company
Industries, common
F.
25c
Texas
Title
C.
5%
6-20
$1.18%
8
6-28
75c
taken
6-
(quar.)
Thorofare Markets,
(quar.)
Name of
A.
6-20
$1.12%
6-
50c
Per
$1.06%
(increased
B
(quar.)
Mercantile
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
(quar.i_
1
(quar.)
common
5-31
6-10
6-23
class
Tool
6-20
6-
30c
A
(quar.)
(increased
5-31
5-26
40c
:_
6-10
7-
7-1
__:
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
56V4c
_
5-31
6-15
6-10
57%c
■
6-15
75c
7-
common
6-20
$1.12%
25c
22%c
(quar.)
$4.84
6-30
6-30
15c
1
25c
62Vac
(quar.)
6-20
7-
1
5%
(quar.)__
Texas Power & Light,
$4.56 preferred
Tucson
6
Co.___
6'
—
Towmotor
25c
com.
6-
Products (quar.)
Power, 6% 2nd preferred (s-a)_J
Texas Electric Service, $4
preferred (quar.)
$4.56 preferred
(quar.)
$4.64 preferred
(quar.)___
40c
(quar.)
6-15
Tecumseh
6-14
12%c
(quar.)
Sand
9
(quar.)__
1
preceding table.
6-15.
10c
Products,
convertible
G-
45c
!
6-
(quar.
Ltd.,
Electric
6-24
17%c
quar.)
5-25
6-10
6-24
4c
preferred
Co.
Machine
preferred
$4.40
25c
.__
6
6-30
&
6-10
$25c
(quar.)
6-
50c
(quar.)
Taylor Instrument
Extra —J
37 %c
(quar.)
1
Terstegge. (quar.)
Stromberg-Carlson Co._^_
22«'.c
Co.
1
150c
Stanley Home Products
40C
Glass
Pennsylvania Power
3.35%
6-15
7-
25c
.__
7-
7-
6-15
dep.
6-20
7-
i
announced
25c
Amer.
6-17
7-1
6-29
common
action
Below
6-17
6-30
Products—
(No
10c
6-
6-20
uncreaseu)
preferred
25c
Sugar,
Sperti Products, 5%
40c
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
—
(A. G.) Brothers
Carbon Co. (quar.)
28c
(quar.)
(initial
8
30c
Co.
Vegetable
6-
35c
Clay Products (quar.)
3"acific
Indemnity Co.—
New
6-15
1
$1.25
Macific
3'acific
1
7-
10c
common..
;___■
Angeles)
Spalding
50c
_
Debenture
Brush
7-
6-30
50c
Y.)
7-
6-3
$1.25
common
6-10
common
(quar.)
preferred
35c
(quar.)—
Manufacturing
Fibre
6-17
56V4c
(quar.)
Mfg.
&
1
$1.18%
...
Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Loan
6-15
50c
$1.06%
Insurance Co. of Amer.
A.)
Inc.
nar,
Ontario
6-15
7-
$1.15
*
*
6-21
1
7-
62%c
5
7-15
7-
G-15
(quar.)—
Public
Service
Life
7-
6-21
6-30
ihu
nio
5
1
______
*
7-
7-
,quar.)_
preferred
$1,12V2
7-15
(quar.)
orthrop Aircraft
Sugar
6-21
U5c
_.r
Indiana
7-11
5
40c
Service,
Mopco Chemical Co.
1
7-
$1.50
Yorker Magazine
Mewmont Mining Corp.,
(quar.)
Newport Industries, common (quar.)
Co.
8-
20c
(quar.)_
New
File
$1.50
(quar.)—
pfd.
Inc.,
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Southland Royalty Co
6-17
(quar.)
Omnibus (quar.)_—
Citv
6
6-16
preferred
York
9"
6-
1
(quar.)_
Public
6-
6-27
Co., Ltd.
6%
(quar.)_.
Fire Insurance
Gas
1
6-29
20c
preferred
Hampshire
Haven
7-
50c
$1.12¥2
Brunswick Telephone
Power
5-23
137Vac
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
national Tile & Mfg. Co
New England
1
(quar.)_—50c
Supply Co., common
1
Telluride
6-
$1.25
Ltd.
Refining
12-25.
45c
50c
____
Gypsum
9-25
(New
_:
7-
3
1
6-30
30c
Quarterly
Zonite
7
9
preferred
shares will be
B
iquar.)
Mig.
Co-operative
25c
(Los
$1 convertible preferred
4%%
preferred iquar.)
6-24
G-25
12-30
—
25c
Ltd.,
4%%
5-31
6-
6-
Co.
e,o.
Towne
Zion's
6-14
6-15
83%c
(quar.)
Southern Union
Gas, common
Sylvania
6-24
1
7-
(quar.)
oteei
&
Zelier's,
6-10
5-31
6-17
(quar.)
preferred
Sundstrand
6-25
6-15
25c
Electric & Gas, com.
Radio,
Yale
6-10
|20c
1
(quar.)___
Porto
Standard
\vycs.on
6-17
dends
Jersey Gas Co.
Stratton
5-31
1
25c
7-
75c
9-
40c
29)
Lothrop,
Publishing
6-10
7'
30c
_________________________
Electric
World
Class
Juiy
&
preferred
6-17
South
Speer
5%
1
South
Sprague
redeemed
Woodward
>
3
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
5-20
6-24
15c
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred ( quar.)
6-20
7-15
10c
_
National
1
8
6-30
—___________2%
Common
G-15
5-30
6-29
li'fc.?,ional<Co., Inc., common-—10c
Hamp.)
1
$1.25
(quar.)—
common
$1.50
Engineering
Rico
6-10
7-
Manufacturing Co.
8%
pan
6-
7-15'
2%%
fully-paid
non-assessable
non-eumulative redeemable
6-14
7-15
1
37%c
($1
6-15
1
8-
15c
4%.
1
1
8-
$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
6-20
6-
10-
$1
.
Wood)
dividend.) —
(.stock
share.
3
6-15
6-24
$1.25
(quar.)
6-15
3
6-22
15c
37%c
(initial)
5%:
6-17
25c
common—
(quar.)
RR., 7%%
National Cash Register
(quar.)
National
2
50c
preferred
'
(quar.)_
Paper Mills,
4.50%
Mfg., Ltd.
(One
(quar.)
Carolina
Woods
6-
6-30
7-15
75c
6-30
8-
12 %c
(Howard)
South
3
6-24
9
$1.43%
Wood Newspaper
Machinery
Stock
dividend
Wood
(Alant Steel (see Allan
15c
A
dividend
6-
5-26
20c
7-1
J13c
12%%
com.
Ltd.,
preferred
Soss
2
6-
40c
Murray Corp. of America,
4.56%
6-13
.
$1.75
4% preferred (quar.)
Nashua Corp. (quar.) J___
3;. shville & Decatur
i
5-31
6-30
40c
l'$2.40
preferred
6-17
(quar.)
Products
Stock
6
20c
Furniture—:
$5
$2
6
56''4c
——
1
120c
(final)
Mfg. Co.,
Smith
(Winnipeg)—
common
6-17
Ltd.—
(quar.).:
Snyder Tool &
6-15
25c
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)_
Munising Wood Products—
<
...
$3.50
._—
Finance Corp.,
Singer
7
6-
Sherman
5-20
6-30
__—__—_—
Mullins
Northern
5-20
5-31
25c
(quar.)
7-1
weeks and
7-
(quar.)
preferred
Wolf
5-27
62%c
$1.12(4
Co.
9
9-
Co.
6-15
$1.06%
6-21
Dessauer
6-'3
6c
(quar.)
6-
&
6-
6-15
55c
(quar.)__
7-1
6-10
Shell
5-28
common
6-30
Shakespeare Co. (quar.)
Shelby Salesbook Co
6-16
Stores,
preierred
6-30
GOc
(quar.)
6-
7-
6-16
6
J30c
(quar.)
6-30
6-24
7-
1
6%
6-10
6-13
1
$4.25
Wieboidt
1
6-13
6-10
6-10
6-10
6-14
1
10c
6-17»
7-
7-1
1
Co.
6-23
20c
6-20-
6-25%
15c
^__
$1.50
Corp.
(Continued
1
6
on
page
54)
6-15
6-10
5-10
25c
(Del.)
1
15c
(quar.)
-
1
7-15
20c
(quar.)_^
common
preierred
15c
Insur.
Brothers
Oil
pnor
7-14
1
'7-
$3.50
Whitehall Cement Mfg., new com.
(increased)
Wico Electric, 6% 'preierred A
(quar.)
:___
$1.10
7-
6-14
Montana-Dakota Utilities,
Title
V? $5
RR.
25c
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
Auto
Nicholson
Seeman
(s-a)
iquar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp.,
7
(quar.)
$1
_
Equipment, 5% pfd.
Monroe Calculating Machine
Co.,
New
Security
6-13
6-13
'''6-14
—
preferred
6-13
1
1
300
Assurance
$4.50
25c
20c
50c
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
7-
120c
Life
Semi-annual
4%%
1
Erie
lien
(quar.)
Co.
5-31
25c
common
preierred
6-17:
6-3
6-10
preferred (quar.)____
Wisconsin Michigan Power, 4%%
(quar.)
preferred
Lace
p.ior
6-23
40c
$1.06%
__.—
B
Monarch
3.35%.
4.40%
Scranton
6-24
6 20
15c
$1.12%
Carlos
7-
$1
$1.06%\
Mississippi River Fuel, new com, (initial)—;
Mig. Co. (quar.)——____________
Brewery, Ltd., class A
New
1
7-i
1
4%
6-30
87%c
(quar.)
Electric,
$2
5Cc
Ltd
guaranteed
Wheeling & Lake
6-7
6-
(quar.)
Snops (quar.)
;
Public Service, class A
Louis
6-22
$1.25
(ord.)
Printing
Scranton
6-10
8
(quar.)
Milling, Ltd,
Sarnia Bridge Co., Ltd.—
Schwitzer-Cummins
6-17
6-
Blodine
$4.60
1
1
6-
Molson's
New
5-31
76-
class A_%—2-—30c
—
IV/,;
5c
Saco-Lowell
1
1
________-i.10c
_.
6
6-
50c
(quar.)
(F. C.) Co., new
Ryerson & Haynes iquar.)
7-
40c
(quar.)_—^,_—_
common
6-
6-20
6-22
(quar.)
Russell
7-
3c
Middlesex
Mew
6-15
40c
Water, 7% preferred (s-a)___w_
Midvalc Co. (quar.)
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming, common
(quar.)
4»/2% preferred (quar.)
New
6-13
$1
(quar.)
Disintegrating,
National
6-13
1
88c
4%% preferred (quar.)——
Metropolitan Brick (increased)
Meyer-Blankc Co. (quar.)
5%
1
7-
6-30
25c
(quar.)——————
Forming Corp.
6-30
5c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
L.) Mfg. Co.,
Cj.
3
50c
!
Royce, Ltd.
5-27
$6.02
7-11
vestment
25c
Ronson Corp.
Roxy Theatre, $1.50 preferred
25c
(quar.)
6-17
1
Corp.—
$1 dividend
participating preferred
Robinson Little & Co.
(quar.)__
Rolls
6-15
7-20
30c
conv,
6-
7-
$5.16
preferred
Co.
RR.,
6
6-10
at
6-15
1
6-15
$1.75
Paper
(P.
7-
6-11
River
6-
"
Co.,
Agricultuial
.
2
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Electric
Fund
(quarterly
from
net
lnIncome) payable in cash or
stock
holders option
I
.'
Wells Gardner & Co._^.
Westeel Products, Ltd.
(quar.)_
West End Chemical
Co., 6% pfd. (accum.)_
Western Massachusetts
Cos. • (quar.)
Western Tablet &
Stationery, com. (quar.)__
5% preferred (quar.)__
w
3
$1.75
(quar.)
common
Raisin
Robertson
6-17
$1.12%
(quar.)—
(quar.)_.,
preferred (quar.)
6-
6-24
(quar.)
preferred
Metals
Co.,
5%'
6-21
1
31 %c
preferred
6-13
6-30
common.:
preferred
Rumford
,
preferred
National
Ritter
6-20
7-
7-
Co.
Co.,
-
6-16
20c
$1.50
7-20
(quar.)
Wagner
Waialua
•
6- 3
6-
6-20
*
Wellington
6-22
6-22
1
25c
(quar.)
Ware
7-
6-13
35c
common
preferred (quar.
Wabash RR. Co.__*
Holden
Payable of Rets-,'
50c
7%
6-10
5
7-
17%c
(accum.)____
2nd
Bit
Mfg.
Ruberoiu
(quar.)_____
$4 convertible
Btock
7
35c
$4.25
5%
$4.50
6-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)__
Refrigerating,
6%
(accum. 1
4%
Detlnning,
When
Share
^
-V'
6-10>
7-1
.
25c
Investment
Vulcan
V
(quar.)
System, Inc.-(quar.)
Walworth Co. (Increased >___
$2.50
(s-a)
Co
convertible
Reynolds
to Mary¬
Dock Co.),
Merck & Co., common (quar.)_
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Motor
6-
2
25c
B
4.50%
6-23
.
__—,
Cement
Co.,
Roller
River
pfd. (quar.)
preferred
$1.75
$1.75
—
RR.
6
Corp.
Waldorf
Co._^_„__'.
Remington Rand, Inc.,
changed
Dry
3>
2%
preferred
3%%■
3
7-
*
and
Mergenthaier Linotype
Merchants
1%
6-
30c
—
preferred
$3.50
Reed
5-20
6-15
(quar.t —___
Portland
Monroe
G-10
25c
ISl
(quar.)
(name
convertible
Class
5-20
and
McDonnell Aircraft
(quar.)
McKinney Manufacturing Co. (quar.)——
McLellan
Stores
(reduced)—
..Extra
'
5-20
$1
•
1
6-
Adams
Utilities
&
Reliance
(Toronto)
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
common
Bletals
6-10
6-10
16c
4%%
Co.,
6-
6-15
—
Mills,
Condenser
Railway
5-20'
20c
Corp.
&
6-15
10c
,
(
(quar.)
Fuel
Woolen
Reading
,
4%%;. preferred (quar.»_,
McCrory Stores Corp., common
Bletal
6-10
17 %c
Sons—
Field
33c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
$3
5c
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty
Maryland Dry dock
$4.25
5-20
14c
inc.
1;—
(quar.)..—_______—
.
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell
Marshall
$4
6-10
Radio
capital gains.)
preferred
Mesta
S-20?
Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—
Common
Class
5-20
investment inc,
Manufacturers Life Insurance
Bledusa
6-10
10c
gains)—I
investment
5-31
preferred (quar.)
Progress Manufacturing Co. (initial
quar.)
Publication Corp., voting &
non-voting com.
7% 1st preferred (quar.).
7% original preferred (quar.)
5-20
6-10
—
from
capital
6-15
Metallurgical
Pocahontas
from invest¬
Mangel Stores Corp. (quar.
Manischewilz (E.t Co. (annual)
Maritime
6-10
14c
capital gains)
(3c
10c
Visking
6-15
—
investment income
gains)
capital
from
5-20
in¬
from capital gains)
from
shares
10c
10c
(2c
from
7c
Petroleum
and
from
(5c
6-
,
9d from capital gains)
Industrial shares (4c from invest¬
General
6-10
Per
Name.of Company '
6- 1
s
..Monday, May 30, 1955
.
.
Holder t
,
7—1
(quar.L
guaranteed
Portland
and
Non-Ferrous Metal shares
ment
4c
.
—3c
Equipment
vestment
Common
7%
investment*
capital gains)
shares (from invest-
income)
ment
from
(5c
from
5c
40c
93%c
Pittsburgh Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.-~
Inc.—
and
Electrical
—
___
6-10
"
6-13
Gas ' (increased)
6-30
7
—
—_
:
Inc.;
40c
r
Agricultural shares
Automobile
Corp., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)_l
Fund,
When
20c
Philco
25c
(quar.)
______«
(quar.)
Electric
7-
Payable of Rec.
Per
"____
$12%c
Bloedel, Ltd., class A (quar.)__
(quar.)
Stock
S3.5C
Share
Corp.
$12%c
&
<R. H.t & Co. <quar.->__
Blading Drug Stores, common
Marsh
Company
.*
Perfcx
1
Macy
7%
Name oj
6-15 '
1
150c
(quar.)___„
Extra
Steel
7-
150c
Maclaren
55c
Holdery
Payable 0/ Rec.
20c
_
.
6-13
5-27
Volume 181
Number 5433
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2477)
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF YRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
*Oy« Nov
1D6
3% Jan
6
5% Jan
Lowest
49% Apr
1
7
Jan
8
115ft Apr 20
14 ft Dec 31
5
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
10 ft Dec
39% Mar 14
107
13
Jan
19
3
Feb
27
ABC
18
ACF-Brill Motors Co___
Jan
4
30
46% Jan
18
tl
Nov
24
56 Mi Dec
30
53
Jan
18
20 Mi Jan
4
26 ft Dec
31
25 ft Jan
6
32 ft Apr
39ft Jan
6
45 Mi Mar
9
27 M« Jan
44 ft Nov
24 Mi Jan
31
Aug 20
30ft Mar
£8
89
Nov 30
77ft Jan
18 ft May
29
29 ft Dec
: 22 ft Mar
8
21
24% May 17
27% Mar 14
65% May 19
34
33 Mi Jan
3
29
107
Mar 15
122 Mi Jan
4
163
Jan
4
170
Jan
5
2ft Jan
4
3 Mi Jan
3
6
Jan
20
29
18% Jan
6
29
109% Jan
7
31%
41%
5,700
41
41 Ma
417s
X41%
42
31
3074
2,800
30 %
31
*30
31
100
85
84%
89 Ma
90
91
91
91
1,600
26
25ft
26 ft
25%
26
25%
26
9,800
32
20,600
Corp——No par
Corp
pfd
&
Aug
2
80
Jan
3
89
Apr
20
3 Mi Jan
4
9
Dec
29
7ft Jan
20
9ft Jan
10
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
209ft Jan
3
280
May 27
5Ma%
Jan
141
Dec
27
Mar 14
145
May 27
$4 prior preferred
£2% Mar 11
106
8% Jan
6
38% Jan
13
104 ft Dec
20
19ft Dec
16
40ft Sep 29
3
65% Dec
97
94ft Jan
93
Jan
19
Jan
3
35ft Jan
18
20
51% Mar 14
7
115
Allied
Allied
Kid
16
Allied
60
Feb
15
Allied
Stores
98
Apr
4
74% Nov 17
70
Jan
6
81 Mb Apr
13
S3 ft Jan
8
147% Nov 26
145
Jan
24
160 Mi Apr
11
124 ft Nov
116ft Jan
6
134% Apr
15
35
£8% Jan
May 12
4
92
Dec
20
83% Jan
janTl
78
Dec~29
40
May
lft Jan
5
28
Apr
23
19
Jan
11
166
Jan
4
3ft Feb
35
Feb
26 ft Dec
IS
Dec
22% Dec
29
109
Dec
22
35
Dec
27
105 ft Dec
17
32 ft Dec
20
Jan
o
17
183 ft
f,
66
3% Mar 29
25ft Jan
17
Nov~23
91
98 ft May 27
34
92
39
May
29
May 12
May 12
100 Mi May
Jan
Dec
20
56 ft Jan
6
Mar 18
33 ft Jan
6
100
Jan
12
84
104ft Apr
4
25 Mi Dec
31
22ft Jan
18
19 Mi Dec
31
18% Jan
17
31
35% Feb
23
49Mi Jun 29
7 V8 Mar 14
38 Mi
May 16
48% Nov 29
38% Nov 29
35ft Jan
18
40 Ma Feb
66 Mt Dec
60
12
71% May
20% Jun
11
43% Feb
Jan
1
23 Mi Mar 17
22
Jan
5
32 ft Dec
£1
Jan
4
99
Sep 29
43% Mar 25
66
Dec
29
48
27 Mb Mar 14
96 ft
Apr
15
Mar 14
125ft Apr
21
148 ft Dec
21
140
Apr
ICS ft Jun
30
114% Dec 27
106
Mar 15
31% Jan
7
4
47
*146
148
148
*121 Mi
123 Vi
*119 Ma
123 Ma
121ft
121 Va
*1223/i
125
*122
36%
35 ft
35%
36 Mb
3574
4%
15
13% Mar
26% Jan
39 ft Dec
9
11 ft Sep
16
Shoe
convertible
Co
Jan
14
37% Jan
14
23 ft Jan
12
17
65
Jan
11
Jan
6
23
96 M« Jan
26
27% Dec
2
31% Dec 30
25ft Jan
20
107 1
160ft Jan
19
21% Feb
24
E4ft Jan
4
17% Jan
11
30
19% Jan
11
64
LCOft Jan 20
107
Apr 21
28% July 27
94ft Oct
4
ft Nov 23
29 Ma May 19
104 ft May
3% %
5
"
44%
43%
44
69%
69%
69%
4%
4%
4ft
4
36 Ma
*33 ft
36
Mach
No par
Amer
Metal Co Ltd
No par
American
Motors
Co
Amer
Potash
&
3
Amer
Rad
5
9M2 Jan
3
American
5
9
American
10
72 Mi Apr
11
40ft Aug 17
125
8ep 27
32% Dec 31
62% Nov 17
163ft Feb
15
39 Mi Jan
3
122
Feb
1
29% Feb
1
49 M«
May 17
50 M2 Apr
172
Apr
6
22
45 Ma May 10
125% May 13
35 Ma Apr 12
58 M4 Feb
18
4
74ft Dec
8
64ft Jan
6
84
Apr
121ft Jan
8
142 ft Nov
S
137 V4 Jan
4
145
Apr
11
10% Feb
25
16 ft Dec
6
14% Jan
12
20% Jan
31
4
178 Mi Dec
65
July
1
7
66% Dec 29
Jun
22
138ft Feb
10
30% Apr
113% Jan
19
45% Dec
172% Jan
13
62% Feb
21
130 ft Jan
20
29
9ft July
25ft Feb
4
9
17
120ft Mar
1
38% Mar 14
117% Jan
11% Sep 27
28
Aug 13
9% May 23
26ft Jan
25 M»
12% Jan
73
4
Jan
28
21% Sep l5
94 ft 8ep 27
29 ft Jan
4
52
Dec
45ft Jan
4
59
Nov 23
30
Jan
I
41% Aug 13
ICO
Jan
6
109 Mi NOV 24
33 ft Jan
12
45% Dec 23
July 21
52 ft Mar 29
8% Feb 23
15% Nov 29
29
18
13
May 17
186% Mar
73
May
21
120
7%
Smelt & Refg com
American
6%
For footnotes
see
page
Co
Stores
American
7%
Sugar
preferred
11M4 Jan
10
Mar 24
4
25% May 20
6
107% May 20
6%
preferred
5%
6%
Preferred
5Mi%
$5
prior
conv
12
Anaconda
Copper
8
Anaconda
Wire &
38% May
3
Common
Mar
7
$4
13% Jan
32.
6
57% Jan
28
3
29% Apr
1
com—5
series
25
com
—
preferred
65% Mar
12
25
25
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt
68% Apr
3
100
com.
series
6
44 Ma Jan
common.——25
Works Co
Water
Preferred
6
39ft Apr
46
Jan
100
-100
Jan
110
100
preferred
American
100
1—5
_—
Viscose Corp
52ft Jan
Apr 26
com
-
Tobacco
Tobacco
6
33% Mar 30
1
Refining
Sumatra
American
100
No par
Co
American
17% Jan
104 V4
preferred
American
American
25
common
Steel Foundries
Anchor
41
Snuff
noncumulative
American
par
No par
.100
preferred
2
18
1
27% Apr
Amer
Tel & Tel Co
Apr
29
100
Safety Razor
Seating Co.
American Ship Building Co—No
American
141 Ma May 13
49% Apr
preferred
3
93 ft Jan
47
B—No par
37 Ma Feb
6
4
cl
Sany common...5
Mining—
Cable
1
25
50
No par
79%
11%
100
5874
1674
17
1674
17
13%
14 ft
14 Mi
1474
15,100
ft
4374
44
11,300
69%
69%
6974
4ft
*33 Ma
Mi
Ma
4374
Mi
35
11%
1174
101
*100
26 Mb
29%
2974
2974
2974
*105
43 ft
44 ft
69 Ma
69
69
4ft
4 Mi
106
79
*105
106
3074
30 Mb
90 ft
*89 Ma
90 ft
39
39
Mi
39 M4
39 ft
39 ft
39 Ma
39 ft
3974
1,500
51 Ma
52 Mi
51 Ma
52
52
5274
52 Ma
5274
7,000
*105 Mb
107
*105 Ma
107
25%
2574
27%
28
13%
2574
*27%
13 ft
*105 Mb
2574
29
107
2574
46%
47%
46 Mi
4674
45 ft
79
7974
79
79 ft
24 ft
24
24
2474
106
61
57
*170
7%
31
*67
47%
165
Ma
174
,
173
*170
774
7 Mb
31 Mi
31ft
69
45
125
164%
45
*125
24 ft
*170
774
7ft
*28
107
26 ft
70
3,500
29 ft
500
13 ft
1,300
25,100
10ft
10%
1074
52 ft
5274
53
3574
35 Ma
3574
46 ft
46 ft
4774
79%
79
79
2474
24 ft
2474
173
30
13%
13%
„
11,200
*170
774
7,800
2,200
31,000
173
Mi
7 ft
32
32
3274
3274
3274
67 Ma
68
68
68
48 ft
4974
48%
49 Mi
15,400
165 Mi
1,160
165
44
44
165
7
5,000
13,800
4874
48
165 Mi
13 ft
X79
25%
29 Mi
30 Mi
69
*68
48 Mi
13%
♦105 Mb
26
*28
47Mi
80%
24Mi
97a
28M2
25%
106
30
*89
1074
9%
28ft
25%
x24Ma
*105
1,500
89 ft
35 Ma
70%
140
2974
3074
52 ft
139
140
46%
47%
119% 119%
29%
500
89 Ma
1074
16%
184 Mi
300
2674
30
5174
16%
1837s
70 Ms
2,900
30%
35%
80
80 ,2
142Mi 142%
117B
92
10%
51
1,200
3,200
35
102
*26
700
8,000
*89
35 Mi
50%
*100
30
4ft
7974
*11%
'
26 ft
2974
51ft
44
79
11%
102
*26
1074
44
*33 Ma
80
*1174
36 Ma
125% 125 a
30%
31ft
*4 Mb
35
101
26 Ms
106
4374
*6874
*33 ft
79 ft
79
7974
11%
100
4
51 Mi
8
31 Mi
69%
47% 48%
165
1657s
500
1,900
17
10 Ma
176
5,700
14 Mi
35 ft
7%
31
68
115
14
50%
*170.,
114 ft
1674
35 ft
24M4
163
♦35 Ma
1078
51 Mi
^
57 Mb
*153
36
10%
,
x
165
*35 Ma
26 Mi
29%
*
36
26 ft
*105
57%
*157
13ft
35 Ms
46%
79
1
Chem
106
3078
92
39 ft
115
5774
162
*156
13 Mi
51
25
No par
179 Ma Jan
50 y8 Jan
Oct
&
29%
V
56%
56%
160
13 Mi
5
Co
Gas
Co
Std
May 24
40% Mar 14
Ccrp
80
11%
100
26%
51%
527%
105M2 105ft
25 Ma
26
29
29
1
Co
19
67
30
com
4M2%
Molasses
13
121
*105
100
Machine & Metals
87% Apr
Jan
111
of
Amer
6
156
Co
30M2
Jan
45 ft Dec
79Mi
*89
3D Ma
21 Mi Mar 14
Jan
-
—100
67
60
•
100
Fdry common__7
24% Dec 22
5
1
No par
preferred
&
73 Mi Nov 23
44ft Jan
*33M2
50
preferred
13% Jan
22
1
com.
prior preferred
3.90%
£4 ft Jan
Mar 31
Co—5
Co——.10
Ice Co common
Optical
36
SS
Leather
American
42ft Jan
44,400
44
American
7%
10
5774
Mi
7
6
1,800
14
American
7
1,100
30
97 ft
17ft
3
Apr
257a
96 ft
16Mb
115
56%
*154
3x,0oU
30
30 ft
97 Ma
14
53 M4 Mar
7y8May 25
2574
*29%
*96 Ma
14%
Inc
29%
29ft Jan
*25 ft
X2574
30
9 7 Ma
14 Va
6
174
1,400
-_40c
Foreign
39ft Jan
9
65 ft
Pow,er__No par
&
1
26
1,500
Mi
36 ft
Investment
Oct
1,000
3974
65
*34%
Natural
8% Dec 31
25 Ma
467b
3974
66
35 Ma
No par
American
34
2974
*96 Ma
*46 Ma
39 •%
35
News
180 Mi Nov
25:i4
Ma
4674
39%
13 ft
14
24
25
30
98
1,700
8,600
65
49
1
1
22ft Feb
25
29%
*96 Ma
r
20,200
46%
13 ft
noncumulative
5 Mi %
25%
4674
49
American
170
25%
4 6 Ma
Ma
13
American
25% Aug 30
66
46
49 ft
4
118ft Jon
397b
65 Ma
Ma
3974
117ft
11
Mar
100
.39 Mb
13
15
4
39%
67
.
26
6,400
39%
*49
13% Jan
144ft Jan
39%
66 Ma
39 ft
8
116
38 Ma Apr
4
39%
68
39%
774
1274
57 M» Apr
27% Jan
46
39%
38%
8
49 Ma
3
Jan
46M2
39 Mi
7%
II6M2
6
6% Jan
46M2
39Mi
66 M2
8
8
1274
26 ft Jan
169
39%
8
49 Ma
46% Jan
6
105
11474
10 Ml May 13
12
*103
387b
12%
14% May 12
60% Oct
7
15% May
32 Mi Jan
104
16,700
70
49 Ma
27% Dec 30
42 Mi Dec 31
29% Jan
*102 Mi
187b
38%
13% Feb
17
102 Mi
38 Mb
38 ft
24% Mar 16
10% Jan
102 Mi
177a
*67 Ma
3874
30 Mi
20% Mar 14
lift Sep 23
1874
71
38
2074
31
8
3874
103
*102
173/i
*68
38 ft
30
31
7ft Jan
18 Ma
71
*68
38
*20%
Dec
28
657b
3074
Dec
25
17%
*65
2074
preferred
-.100
28
Apr 260 : American Metal Products com.
2
30 Mi Apr 26
•'.i
5ft% convertible preferred
20
7
17 Ma
68
37%
65 ft
30 MB
104 ft Mar 25
4
38 Mt
103
*65
20%
24
Jan
*65
68
50
2874
2074
International Corp..
21 :
17%
1,200
1,000
*27%.
65 7«
*65
28 Mi
30%
8
Jan
657b
17 ft
*28
30 Mi
Nov
107
'*65
2874
*2074
American
41% Mar 16;7
63% Feb 23.;]
65'%
28%
2,300
108 Mb
30%
6%
'
28 Mi
1*8
12%
36
17
American
7
28
110
12 Ma
35 M2
16%
European
American Export Lines
4
28M2
*107
109
108
39,000
34
20%
8
6
108
27%
129 ft
34
7%
*11%
100
*26
94 M4 Jan
*106%
108
2674
129
34
20%
12.50
Tiling
Sccur
American
3 5 Mb Apr
45% Jan
27 Mi
12.9 ft
34
30 Mi
Feb
-
26%
129 Ma
3374
115 Mi
14
107 ft Feb
21
2678
12974
33%
12%
28
2
27ft Jan
26 Mi
1287b
33
33%
49 ft
Apr
24
900
8Ms
20
12 Mb Jan
May 25
2,700
20M2
convertible preferred.
American-Home Products
Jan
3,500
84
49 M4
11
89 Ma
96 Mi
84
49 Mi
19 Mi Feb
33% Feb
9574
84
-
56%
160
American
27 M4 Mar
95 Mi
83
—
56%
*154
114 Mi
10
6%
95 Mi
84 Va
..
Cyanamid Co com——10
preferred series B.100
conv preferred series C.100
37% Jan
Mar 25
9674
84
337b
8
conv
Encaustic
83
9474
84
31ft
Distilling Co
102
.
97
84
30
American
25
19% Apr
fi% Nov 22
17
j
967i
No par
Gas & Electric
28
400
85%
96 M2
Hide &
Jun
iH
97 Ms
30
Hawaiian
NOV
400
:
96 ft
American
Jun
2874
20%
10
American
13
40
*28
100
American
70
*36 Ma
,:
28%
28%
-10
1
100
41
*37
30M4
com
4
20
7% May 17
32,900
374
11,600
1
Corp.—1
prior preferred..
14
44ft Jan
16,000?
98 Ma
*3Mi
26%
*102
-No par
5% Apr
5
67
9674
134
__20
71% Jan
Jan
65
3ft
127 Ma
17 Mt
200
13,400
9674
26 ft
*65
300
3674
66
*3 ft
127ft
100
Cable
American
Mar 30
193 Ma
13,600
93
26%
38
common..
7
38
29
74'/i
125
62 Ma
<■
127%
*65
!
48 Ma Apr
32
10
preferred—
3Mi%
Mar 30
41
:
3574
129 ft
26Mb
No par
Radio
4
16
192 ft
194
*37
*28 Ma
v
130
127%
100
common.
&
1
17
97 Vo
*83
41
29
29
3674
96 Mi
148
—.25
Inc
preferred
7
32 Mi Oct
193%
*37 ft
3ft
73 ft
Broadcasting-Paramount
Mar 14
28
29Mi
preferred.
Jan
Jan
41
*28Mi
5Ma%—-50
62 ft Feb
4
*37 Va
1
com
40
1
50
Corp com__2
ser
Co
42 ft Dec
31
IS
Arma
3
30
93 Ma
374
*95 Ma
737b
400
12474
62 ft
91
3 Mi
—50
Bosch
18
Dec
bOMi
91 Mi
common
Jan
4 ft Dec
£2
Note
13ft Jan
28
5974
97
73 Mb
;
Mi,
3ft
*106M4
28'/a
15% Dec 27
15
124
9074
American
117 Mi May 26
120 V4
58%
preferred
conv
Crystal Sugar
May 18
119 Ma
3ft
33
preferred 1952
4M2%
58% May 26
117 ft
91Mi
Colortype Co
17
*95 ft
5'J Mi
...
American
52% Jan
34 Mi Mar 10
7%
36
97
73 Mb
73
*3Mi
Bakeries Co com.—No par
Theatres
5%
*95 Ma
7374
90%
convertible preferred—.100
Brake
118
97
No par
Corp
preferred
2nd
7274
1
com
issued"
Bank
*95 ft
73%
No par
!
Petroleum
cum
97
*22 ft
58 V4
Limited
American
18
116
1
issued"
17
26
35%
10
new
of America
Co
72%'
preferred—.100
Cement
30 Ma May 16
12ft Jan
28
convertible
Portland
Co
46ft Feb
9.600
145 7i
&
8
114
145%
Chain
27
1127b
148
Chicle
64 Mi Sep
115
*144
American
13% Dec
113 ft
50
1,600
146%
American
Jan
113ft
100
15 Ma
146%
preferred
6
151
112;
108
15%
__100
common
16
27% Jan
113
*106 Ma
15%
1,900
Amer
Jan
100 Ma Jan
108 Ma
113
106 Ma
l*,yuo
Can
4
111
106 Ma
xl5%
16
587b
American
4
No par
16
5774
44% Jan
4
76
15%
140
5,100
111
58 ft
Cable
44 ft Jan
Mar
106 Ma
15%
*109Mi
57 Mi
American
27 ft Jan
2ft Jun
*106 Va
15%
111
57 ft
Corp
9% Jan
48ft Jan
£7
106Ma
15%
*109Mi
1,800
457 a
56%
6%
21 Ma Mar
10
23% Jan
111
45%
57
31M2 May
4
11
23
*110
45%
56 M2
American
Mar 30
4% Jan
Dec
*110
*106Mb
111
106Ma
111
106M2
111
45 Ma
57%
American
38% May 2 J
26 Mi Jan
8% Jan
45 Ma
45 M2
56 ft
*95 ft
Amer
8
x45
44 Ma
83,800
No par
4M2%
7
41
6
45
%
22 %
"When
22 Mi Mar 30
25% Aug 12
145
Amer Agricultural Chemical__No par
American Airlines common
___1
23
66
21
280
145
6% convertible preferred—
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)..
May 25
6
Dec
276
138%
36 Mi
3Mi%
58
14ft Jan
269
137
36 Mi
American
2
f
267
137
*22 Ma
12
Jan
104% Mar
265 Va
137
22 ft
21
65
Hi
9ft
264
137
36 Mi
21
14ft Jan
8%
262
*134
22 Mb
35 Ma Jan
S
9
262
137
45 M2
36 Mi
Amerada
4
20
500
3,500
89
36 VB
"When
23
Nov
Dye
Amalgamted Leather Co
3
15 Mi Dec
*87
2274
Aluminium
6
31 Ma Feb
89
8%
17,800
36
28% Apr
109
8%
]
23 Ma
36 Ms
136 Ma Apr
1
8 Ma
*87
22%
115
22%
22
6
Feb
8%
89
36
6
27 ft Mar 15
*87
22 Mi
115
'
22
31ft Mar 15
100
23
22%
6,300
36 M2
20ft Jan
Jan
115
22%
1,100
$
22 Ma
3
102
22%
*114Mi
227s
4
36 Ma
77ft Feb
91 Mi Feb
22%
114 Va
22%
4
261
Co
Aluminum
May 16
230 Mi Jan
22 Mi
168
[.w'ft
22 Va
4.08%
May 27
18
2ft May 16
16
230
67
72 ft Jan
16
*165
4%
120
5
Alpha
May 27
55% May 12
47
134
4
114 Mi
89
8Ma 7
4%
120
..No par
4%
2
18
4 Mi
23 Va
*87
8%
168
1,100
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
20
3Mi%
convertible preferred—.100
11
45ft Jan
&
89
31%
119
*165
114
23
32
119
168
137
1
Mills
May 26
;
31%
120
*165
22 M2
22
114
23 Ms
32 Mi
119
c
261
Inc
Chemical
9
39% Feb
23% May
8M2
22%
*30%
100
Allen
Industries
31%
31%
120
;
114
742
No par
conv
16
4
17
I;
1
common...
preferred A
26
8
May 28
*87
100
16 Mi Apr
9
1G3
preferred
107 ft Feb
Mar
July 14
*113
22%
.5
7
Jan
4
22
1
100
4
16
Jan r- 5
lo
Jan
104
15% Dec 30
26
37 ft Jan
7
21
31 Ma
*118Ma
*165
168
4%
4%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Feb
26%
119%
21
112
*84
169
4%
common
Alleghany Corp
86
26%
31%
119Ma
Jan
106
71V» Jan
£0
49% Apr
4 Mi %
*30
*165
4%
preferred
Inc
31 ft
31
71
100
14ft Jan
20
Dec
18
7%
26
70M2
—100
1951 series
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining..
b Alco Products Inc..
;
Aldens
*83M2
No par
common
72
*30
1
85
Dec
12,200
71 Ml
30%
41%
12
45% Dec 16
63%
63
71 Mi
42 Mi
Jan
113
63
100
41%
Co
72
4
63%
7,200
2,000
1
Express
May 23
4
8%
63%
23 Mb
May
8%
31 Ma
6
S7
8%
72 Ma
Jan
28 ft Jan
8 Mi
31%
18
122
8%
-
*70 Ma
18ft July 28
6
8 Mi
10,300
•
X63 Va
6
80
13%
31%
14
140
13%
72
4.50%
25
13%
64%
16ft Jun
Feb
13%
31 Mi
Alabama
26% Mar 30
137 a
72
65ft Jan
115
13%
31 Ma
Air Reduction Inc
29
110 ft
31 Mi
Admiral
July 29
42%
*108 ft
42
32%
71
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Dec
42 Ma
110 Mi
.
13%
8%
64%
42%
*108 ft
63%
13%
8%
42%
109%
109Mi
31%
4
Dec
13%
Shares
4174
109%
8M2
109
10
Adams-Millis
33
Dec
63Mi
42M4
41%
the Week
Friday
May 27
10
14
172
21 Mi Dec
25
common..
Co
21
123
111
8%
42Mi
110
Sales for
Thursday
May 26
Steel
Apr
3
4
13%
2.50
93 Mi Apr
30 Mi Jan
24
12% Jan
Inc
108
—__l
PRICES
May 25
preferred
Adams
7
Feb
3% Mar 25
Industries
5%
Acme
27
155% Feb
104
Vending Corp—
ACF
73 >/8 May 19
SALE
Wednesday
May 24
41%
100
12ft Feb
HIGH
Tuesday
May 23
__5
common.
16 Mi Jan
AND
Monday
Par
preferred
6
32
Jan
4%
Laboratories
Abbott
1
48% Jan
111
LOW
STOCK
7% Mar 23
14
50 ft Dec
Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
16574
165
19,800
3,100
260
Mi
44
125 Ma
125
*125
125 Ma
60
30%
3074
30%
3 1Mb
31
31ft
31
31ft
4,000
-50%
50%
X50M4
50 Mi
50
50
49%
50
2.800
ft
♦125
44 ft
125
x43 Ma
81 Ma
80%
80%
142ft
142%
142 ft
142%
16ft
16 Ma
1674
1674
16 Ma
1674
1674
184 Mi
183%
184 Mi
18374
81
18374
70 ft
139
47
11974
974
28
*25%
184
184 V8
70 Ma
26 Mi
56 Mi
1,100
184
1,000
19,500
70 ft
69%
70%
139 Mi
13874
138 Ma
760
47ft
4774
47 Ma
4874
'30,200
119 M2
119ft
119 Ma
♦119 Ma
120 Ma
130
139%
70 ft
138
15,200
9%
97B
974
9%
9%
4,900
28%
*28 Mi
2874
*28ft
28%
300
26
61
56
620
16%
974
107
60 ft
80 ft
143 Mi
*28 Mi
10
28 '2
24%
80
143
47%
47
119%
106ft
80 Mi
14274
ft
138%
4774
25 Ma
1,200
119 ft
140
107
617s
57
70 Ma
70
80 ft
142
43 ft
24%
2474
106
26
24'4
106
26 ft
*26
26 Mi
26 Ma
24%
2474
24 ft
25
106ft
106 Ma
106 Mi
107
6074
-
6174
6174
62%
62%
63 Mi
56 Mi
56 Mi
56 ft
57
56 Mi
57
170
12,000
280
35.400
650
Hocking Glass Corp—
-
1
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
No par
21.80
10
__14
36%
37
*103Mi 109
40
40Ma
49ft
497s
25ft
25%
37
37
37%
3774
38 Mi
105 Mi
105 Mi
106 Ma
10
40%
40 Mi
40 Mi
2,500
49%
48 Ma
43%
48
48%
5,300
2574
25 Ma
25%
25%
2574
2,700
40
40
487b
25%
*105 Mi
4n Va
3774
6,200
37%
105ft
*40 Mi
37%
*105Mi 109
109
403/a
'
-
21
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2478)
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
4 Vb
11
6% Dec
31
32% Jan
4
46% Dec
7
17% Jan
4
26% Dec
22
33 Va Jan
4
74
Dec
31
8% Apr
30
2% Feb
I
May 19
6% Jan
14
24% May
65% Jan
28% Feb
3
Argo Oil
Steel
Armco
"When
27
Jan
26
24
Jan
3
17
Mar 15
28% Feb
3
14% Apr
14
12% Jan
6
26% Jan
18
25% Apr
5
28
18% Jan
4
93% Jan
6
31% Jan
4
92% Jan
8
64% Jan
4
29% Jan
13
104% Feb
30% Apr
8
7
Common
2
5.25%
Nov
11
62% Feb
1
69
Goods
Dry
26
26%
26%
26%
*26
26'A
1,500
73%
74%
74%
76
75
76'A
37%
37'A
37 Vz
37%
38%
37%
38%
12,100
15%
15
15
15%
14%
15'A
26,000
32
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
15%
32%
32
32%
32
32
98
98
98%
99%
98
98%
*98
21%
*21
21%
21%
21%
7%
7%
7%
*20%
21Vz
*21
7%
7%
7
•
2.50
*
7
;7%
*26%
27'*
27
8
121% Jan
is
150% Apr
19
16
58% Jan
18
b0v2 Jan
5
37% July 26
34% Jan
3
61
Dec
13
42%
13 Va
12%
13 Va
12%
131/s
22,000
27%
27
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
1,300
29%
30 'A
29%
29%
30
29%
30
8,000
*108
109
*63Vz
64%
107%
108
*108
109
107% 108
108y2
64%
65
66
67
1
—100
10
27
Jan
5
103% Oct
5
27% Jan
4
39% Dec
29
95% Jan
4
101% Dec
Jan
4
43% Deo
34% Jan
4
103% Jan
8
138
10% May 28
17
92
8'/
3
Mar
48% May 16
29
Max 17
10i
preferred
4%
59% Mar
8
Atlantic
29%
29%
30
Atlantic
Refining common
10
V'3% May 27
101 ya Apr
20
40% J*a
Preferred
48% Mar 31
17
47% Mar 14
26
131
10% May 23
14% Jan
19
7
17% Feb
14
29
6 ye Jan
17
29
45% Jan
IB
Nov
23
4
Jan
11
14
18
8 Va
Apr
54
Tack
Conv
18
Avco
Corp
prior
100
No par
„_
common—.——No par
Nichols
Automatic
Mar 30
69
1,400
2.100
101
143%
59%
59 %
5 9'A
59%
59%
1.600
41%
41%
42
42 Vz
2,100
*100
101
144
144%
*100
101
130
101
51
5iy4
51%
53 Va
53 Va-
53%
53
53%
34%
35%
34%
35
34%
34%
34%
35
99%
99%';
45%
99%
99%
99%
99 V2
98%
99%
300
45%
45%
45%
46%
46
46%
4,100
56%
3,700
X45%
($1.20)
pref
No par
Canteen Co of
Amer
5
common-!—3
M7g Corp (The)
$2.25 conv preferred
56%
x56'/2
57
150
150
*11%
13
10%
11
17'/2
17'/2
19%
19%
7
7'A
*48%
49%
20
(voting)
convertible pfd series A
Austin
4
22% Feb
Mar 21
Dec
4
4
4% Jan
Atlas
15
49% Dec
4% Jan
37% Jan
May 27
11% Mar 23
101
*143
210
108%
8,900
24,100
.
Powder—
4%
Mar 24
7
.5
Common
4
May
100
series B_
$3.75
Atlas Corp
4
156
24% Sep
May 26
Jan
59% May
18
14% Aug 23
18% Aug 23
20
Jan
16
>16
2
Nov
—10
*42
101
67%
42%
59%
59%
42
68 V2
*66
143'A
143
143'A
59%
42
59%
Coast Line RR new-No par
3
10
62% Dec
12
Feb
59%
41%
41%
100
101
50%
51'/a
35
35%
Po1//!
99%
4 6'A
46%
40 % Jan
Atlas
6
143 Vz
May 17
34%
142%
145
50
50
com—10
:_100
Co
400
27
12%
27%
Co
Electric
*
*26%
13
27%
—
City
27
100
4,000
12%
26'/2
Corp—
Common
8%
27%
Preferred
Atlantic
42% May 12
27
160
>
21 y2
7%
27
6,800
98%"
98
*21
1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
134% Dec
99
11,700
par
—_
preferred—
Associates Investment
May 27
-
Inc
—
1st
26
74
Oil & Refining Co
preferred $1.50 series—No
111% May
26% Mar 14
22
*25%
15%
.5
Associated
NOT 29
111% Dec
3,500
26%
.
37
Ashlarid
2nd
40i/4
73Va
No par
Industries
Arvln
3
100
41V4
39%
15%
Corp—
2B
4%
40%
*4%
377/e
Carpet Co Inc__
Jan
4%
40
4%
75
com
No par
Constable
Artloom
3
14% Jan
4
of Illinois
preferred
Arnold
4%
41
15 Va
20
9% Feb
*4%
40%
37%
102 ye Apr
22
4%
40%
26
Armstrong Cork Co new common„l
6% May 17
Shares
*4%
40 v2
74%
2b
$3.75
May 27
5
35 % Apr
9
Friday
May 26
10
;
May 23
19% Mar
Sales for
the Week
Thursday
•
__10
Corp
Co
May 25
40%
5
issued"
&
Monday, May 30, 1955
4%
MVa
-No par
Corp
.
PRICES
Wednesday
May i\
May 23
5
1
Armour
Jan
55
Inc
10
26
30
Co
16% Feb
10% Nov
23
Products
6
31
27
May 13
21
Dec
8% Oct
22
May 19
6
Apr
P W
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Pur
96% Mar 23
7
13
Jan
16
102% Dec
41
STOCK
Archer-Daniels-Midland
82% Apr 27
G
May 12
13% Jan
14% Dec 31
32
6
A
3
43% Fen
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
39% Mar 15
36
93% Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 11)54
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
.
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
.
No par
56%
57
153
'149
11
*17%
19%
13%
*11
*17%
18
18
19%
7 >
49%
19%
7%
*49 Va
>
11
7
300
15
400
11
11%
>17%
18
*17%
19%
20
20%
19%
7 Vb
48%
148
13
11
*11%
11%
*145
13%
149
*146
*11'A
*55%
5 6'A
56%
57
150
149
13%
11%
'11%
CO
49
»
100
3,500
6%
7%
43,800
48%
49%
400
7 Va
7
700
18
20%
49
B
8
7
8% Jan
75% Dec 20
11
26% Jan
6
30'A Jan
8% Feb
18
10
114
109
Mar 31
26
100
May 27
11
40% Dec
29
-35% Jan
4
60% Nov
18% Jan
18
105
Jan
-
- ■
69
e
5
Inc
19
54% Jan
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
6
36% Jan
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
4
89 % May 27
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
56% May 12
66% Jan
13
Barber
Oil
11% July
1
30
1
15% Jan
17% Apr
5
barxer
Brothers
6
24% May
6
17% Sep
40% Oct
38% Mar
8
20% Jan
4
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
3
4
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
9% Jan
5
May 10
42
-
4%
'
25
Apr 29
;
4'/2%
common
Works
Corp.—,
4
55% Dec
8
6
17% Apr
6
54% Mar 24
4
143% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
140% Feb 28
3% %
conv
99% Jan
6
107 Va Dec
2
104% Feb
28
4%%
preferred
13 y« May
3
25
Dec
31
6
90% Nov
10
.
40% Jan
Jan
107
.
6
50 % Jan
22
4
26
Dec
21
22% Jan
17
41
Dec
29
28% Dec
81
Jan
9% Jan
32
»
8
29% Feb
>
Beaunit
Beck
2
40
Jan
1
35% Sep
10
28
Mar 21
'
34% May
14% Oct
25
13% May 12
1
17% Jan
25
25
Dec
27
22
*
38
16
17% Jan
4
31% Dec
31
90% Jan
18
Nov
17
100
3
Jan
6
30% Jan
17
96 % Mar
8
;
•
34 % Apr
4
48% Dec
111% Dec
31
43
Jan
7
101% Jan
8
2
4
144% Jun
I6i% Nov~29
May 17
161% Feb
50% May 11
•
147% Apr
»
6
147/8 Dec
29
13% Jan
85% Apr
16% Feb
30
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
9
60% Dec
29
48% Jan
12
29 y« Dec
3
11
27% Dec
31
3
32 Va Dec
30
28 % Mar 15
23
30
14% Jan
22% Feb
•
27% Jan
5
40% Sep
I
75
Dec
29
17% Nov
1
38
May
-
-
31
30% May
5
14'A May 27
13% Jan
4
18
29
15% Mar 14
8
July 29
47% Mar 17
12% Jan
9% Jan
14
74% Sep
3
62% Jan
13
39
Dec
14
34% Jan
12
99
Dec
17
96
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
11
Dec
13
26% Jan
11
6% Jan
6
Mar 23
i
48 %
44% Dec
Jan
19% Jan
-
6
1
56% Jan
29
28'A Jan
28
No par
Inc
Co
(The)
Edison
81 %
May
34% May
'
5%
Maine
Cox
Bridgeport
Brass
*
Briggs
*
Briggs & Stratton
L
Bristol-Myers Co common
Manufacturing
Co
25
IB
12% Jan
4
14% Dec
29
14% Jan
17% May 17 !
86% Apr 22
Brown
&
Brown
Shoe
20% Jan
31% Feb 23
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
83
July 28
22% Dec 30
12
36% Dec
21
33
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
28
85% Jan
82
Jan
Mar 14 !
6 •'
40
Jan
•
Budd
29% Jan
(The)
Jan
6
85
Dec
24
30
Mar 12
Buffalo
Forge
11
51% Aug 16
30 % May 24
47% Feb 21
Bullard
37% Mar 24
57% Aug 20
17% Dec 29
50% Jan
62% Feb
Bulova
88
84% Feb
2
73 Va Jan
18 1
78
76% Jan
3
92
22"% Jan
6 {
10% Jan
11
80% Feb
/
Oct
16
5
12 1
Mar 15
11
$5
-
14
19% Feb
7 i
92% Mar
8
.
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
15% Jan
257/s Nov 12
11*. w*b
16% Dec 29
.
25
11% Jan
-
.
15
Mar 18 1
23
Jan
6'
91 % Jan
»
3 1
..
-
4%%
31% Max
7
16% Jan
t :
.
Dec
16
79% Jan
14
93% Oct
4
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
26% Sep
12
i9%Jan
8;
Feb
8
16
24% Jan
18 :
36% Feb
3
•
103% Jan
4
<
16% Jun 29
98
July
16% Jan
29% May 13 r
100
12
Mar
7
:
2
107% Nov
1
99 V* Jan
26 1
I
29% Dec
10
26% Jan
6
36% May
36% Dec
31
33% Jan
f'
41% May 13
3% Dec
31
second
Bros
preference
:
\
Co
M)
52%
51
xl5%
52%
52%
40%
51%
51
53%
3,500
15%
15%
16
16
5,500
1,800
42
*40%
52%
52%
-
54
54
*135
145
106
106
54%
*135
144
*135
144
*135
144
107
107
*106
107 (A
*106
107
26 Vz
26%
26%
26%
*87
89
88
89
26
26
26
43
26%
26%
42%
43
*43
33
14%
28'A
x29%
*88
26%
*43
■
27%
27%
*88
90
3,800
43%
43%
60
30%
30
30%
11,400
14
14
14%
28 Va
29
30
31
14%
14
14 Va
26%
28'A
27%
28
27%
2
37%
*36%
37'A
37 Va
37 Va
3 7'A
38
*37%
99
*97%
99
99
*97%
54
21%
54
21
21
21%
*97'/2
21
xl%
1 Va
1%
33%
33%
f
1%
33 Va
33%
50 Va
50
50
127'A
21
21%
1%
33%
1 Va
33
53%
53%
3
129%
128
50 Va
129%
50
130%
1,400
99
12,000
543/4
21%
4,800
1%
36,300
1%
33
3,000
16,800
37%
333/8
1,400
50'A
49%
50%
1,500
132%
131%
133'A
240,000
76,800
*166%
,
'167%
169
169
X167%
*166'A
167%
167%
14
14%
*79
79%
1,000
5,600
14
14%
14
14'/a
137A
14'%
*79
79%
79
79
79
79
59%
60 V*
61
61'A
62
a^'A
62'/2
63
2,000
25%
26
25 3 i
26%
25%
26%
25%
26
6,300
29%
3 OVA
'
80
28,700
32%
31%
31%
*31%
31%
39%
40
39%
39 7A
39'A
39%
38%
39'A
6,900
59%
61 V\
61 'A
62%
62%
65 %
67 v2
69%
114,300
22%
23
22%
23VA
24%
9,100
30%
30%
29%
*31
30
31%
*31
*30%
31%
29%
*31
X23
237A
24
33
31
100
330
30'A
31
30'A
*30 Va
14 Va
14%
900
17%
7,400
14%
14%
14%
14%
*14'A
14%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
11 Va
ny4
11%
11V4
11%
ll'/a
11%
64%
65 VA
64%
64%
64%
65
64%
651/4
43
43
43%
43%
441/4 v
*97
98%
42%
43%
42 %
96%
96%
*96%
98
57'A
57 Vz
571/4
58
57%
22%
22%
22%
23'
46'A
47
47%
48
47%
48%
■37%
ll'A
2,000
2,500
14,300
98%
30
57 %
57%
2,800
23%
241A
21,100
*97
57%
•
,
22
36%
37
36%
37
36%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16%
1
1%
rl%
%
1 Va
,
99
53%
8'A
21%
s57Vz
C..
*97 Vz
53'A
20%
30%
50
26%
26%
32%
Xl4
~50
10,100
27%
90
*43
26%
14
52
40
40 y2
51
15%
1'%
23%
22 y8
43Vi:;/
44
43
43%
43
54 VV
54%
54%
54%
21%
22
>7
21%
21%
21%
54%;A*
213/4 >
77%
78
78
78
32 y8
x73
70%
373/8
2,400
163/4
16,200
79,000
44
%,
493/8
16%
16%' >
53%
'—
433A
54%
3,400
21%
213/4
12,100
77«A
77%
1,100
■
32 34
32
32 Va
32
32%
32%
32%
Va
*93
98%
*98
98%
98
98
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
17%
16%
17
16 34
17
16%
17
16%
17
*82 y2
84
98%
31%
*98
3,300
.43 VA
>54%
79
98
5,800
4 8 3/4
37%
-
7,500
40
3,700
29,900
*32'%
84
*82 Vz
84
♦82%
83%
Va
23'%
24
23%
24
"3
24%
24%
23%
233/4
34 Vz
341%
34%
34%
34%
35%
36
36i/4
37
12>00
21 Vz
21%
21'%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
29,700
91
91
907a
91
91%
91%
27%
271/4
27%
32%
30 Va
32
54 Vz
54i%
54%
17'A
167b
*27 Vz
32
"
54Vz
1
"
16%
..
*
1,500
1,600
T %
92 Vz
92
92
*27'A
27%
27%
27%
*271/2
30%
33 %
32%
33%
32%
33%
*54%
54%
*54%
54%
54%
55
800
28
1,200
19,000
17
16%
17%
16%
17 Va
16%
17
29,200
86%
88 %
86%
86 V2
86
86
670
*75
82
*87 Vz
"
100
1
88%
*87«%
88%
*75
78 V2
*75
82
*75
82
*75
85Vz
,28%
*16
100
85 Vz
*841%
85
85
85
85
85 y8
85'/2
85%
440
28%
28%
29
28%
29y8
29%
29%
29 Vb
29%
16,500
16%
16
16
*15%
16
1534
153/4
*
>
*15%
16
82
27%
27'%
27%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29
98
98
98
98
9734
93
98
98
400
15,200
27Vz
'28
98'A
99
5
10%
10%
11
10%
11 Va
10%
11%
10%
11%
7.10O
29
29
29
28%
28%
27%
28
27%
27%
1,400
100
10%
28%
*99 Va
100
99%
10
33'A
33%
32%
33%
*33
5
37%
38
37%
38 34
33
^15
common!
participating
Jackson
16
100
common
preferred
(A
51%
15%
42
51%
*40%
42
50%
34%
5
—
Copper & Zinc.
7%
*40%
24
100
Co
Byers
Byron
1,600
41%
52'A
<16
'52%
5
>
—1
Butte
2
16%
84
1
■
_v
Iric__^
-preferred
4%%
16%
241A
10
Terminal
Butler
16%
*82 Vz
""
No par
Co
Burroughs Corp
Bush
16%
5
;
Burlington Industries Inc com.".
4% preferred
!
3Vz%
26 4
»!7>:>
__5
1
common
Watch. Co
Apr 26
16%
33'A
16%
"
15
;
No par
preferred
Apr
16%
31%
98 Vz
1
.—
74% Nov
73% Jun
3,100
16%
67 Va
79
No par
com
Co
20
Mar 14-
58%
""'21%
100
Co
Co
26% Feb
27
58%
44%,"44%
—2.50
Inc.'
Co
25% Jan
74
58%
89
26
—
,,
No par
Bigelow
Bucyrus-Erie
22% Apr 20 r
92% Feb 11 '
^.3.50
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
13:
58%
1*
.
36% Feb
15
58%
37
>37
15y2>15%
5
;___50
100% Apr
13
58 Va
44
.
Co_—5
97% Feb
Jan
58%
46% .47%
;
preferred—
32 % Jan
Jan
170
58
21%
___2.50
2
13% Jan
1,200
89%
16%
57V\
'
33% Aug
22
32%
89%
—100
Roller
3%%
2,300
32
89 %
__100
;
Bearing
Airways Inc
Rights
2
68
33
*88%
65
42%
44Va
*96%>93
RR—
Braniff
4>/2%
67 Va
*32%
88 "2
64%
25
preferred
Bower
4
6
&
Co
6
60
1.25
,_f^_15
_
,
Jan
26
1
—_______
Common
May 25
Mar 23
6
Mar 11
May
Mar
54 Vz
May 10
25
100
Apr 29
% May 25
Mar 14
34% Dec
4
96% July 20
Borden
.5
No par
1
Stores
Boston
Oct
67
11
Brass Corp.;
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
May 27
49% May 27
38 Va May
5 "
18% Mar 28
53% May 24 •
38
Class B
24 Vt
3
19
Co__i_—5
Boston
3
38
21
Airplane
.7.50
9
14% Jan
Jan
1
Co
Bohn Aluminum &
Bond
10
Inc—l__t__^2.50
Borg-Warner Corp common——.5
3Vz% preferred
2
<__100
59 %
14
(Delaware)
7
6
29% Mar 14
1
Bon Ami Co class A
3
100
Co
Chemical
67%
33
88 %
50
50'A
129
131'A
r2 fe > 2 Va
167'A 167 Va
14'A
14%
*79
79 Vz
59% 59%
26
26%
29%
30Va
31 Vb
3lVa
39%
40Vz
" 59%
61%
23
23%
30Va
31
14 Vz
14%
17%
17%
11%
11'A
_1
par
22,900
32%
1%
Mfg Co
Laughlin
Boeing
1
3
67
45%
3 3'A
*32%
33%
98% Jan
•
% May 13 :
U
3
17% May 20
11 y4 May 24
66% May 3
28% Jan
:
32% July 27
17
Dec 10
23% Jan
Jan
53% Jan
14
18
Blockson
39% Jan
O
93% Jan
;
18
35% Dec
32% Dec
15
24% May 27
8
31
17% Dec
3
&
20
24% Apr
35% Dec
4
1% May
(E W)
67
40
45'A
89
33 Vb
—
____
Co
Bliss
Bliss
67
1%
i.
preferred
Blaw-Knox
67
30
113
100%
100
88 Vz
52%
21 Va
(Del) com—No
rights
19 -
46 VA
4
Co
—1—i—*
Steel
Decker
45%
l peso
■_
1-
17
88% Mar
Co
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com-5
4'/2 % pfd series of 1951100
Black &
46
>97%
new—_>.5
Finance
Co
7%
45%
36%
__10
1__—..100 >
Consol Mining
Common
V
>
1
1
common
Aviation
Bethlehem
4
:
20% Mar 15 '
26
20% May 11
Feb
32% Apr
41 % Apr
'
54% May 18
Jan
Dec
Mar
Co
Best Foods
May 26
33
28 '
'
19
31
Mar 14
6% Jan
23
28
Corp
Best
22
63 %
25% Mar 14
26% Jan
Apr
16% Feb
81 % Apr
6
17% Jan
7
1
preferred
&
45%
33
147/2
27
...10
*112
113
44%
43
50
Co—
Benguet
3
170
18
9% May
RR
Howell
&
Beneficial
26
232 May
•
1
34
34%
*112
100%
*87
26.
100
__j:
Bendix
19
3
4
pfd
4%%
Packing
Aircraft
4%,%
7
Mar 14
29
S)
2.50
:
>
Bell
18
30
32% Dec
<
,
Inc
6,700
34
3 4'A
34
100%
*130 > 140
*107
107 Vz
26%
26%
100
100
Bell
4
3
Apr
Creek
Beech-Nut
14
1
(A
preferred
Belding-Heminway
15
Apr
59% Mar
1 Vz Jan
23
Jan
:
101
!&%Feb
l%Dec
30% Jan
50
Feb
Mills
Shoe
Beech
6
22
19% Mar 15
'
-
24
42 V* Apr
May 12
48
% May 18
24
Jan 27
44% Jan
:
prior
Beech Aircraft Corp
-
14
20% Nov 26
10% Apr
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common.—12.50
107% May 2
22'/a Mar 14 ».<
28% May 9
85
Jan 11
96
Mar 18
Jun
Bayuk Cigars Inc.—
-
34%
34%
113
41%
51
15%
52*%
*
10
30,900
102
16%
100
5,400
16%
113
—.10
preferred
95%
16%
*100%
66%
33'A
89
58%
preferred
Iron
Bath
5%
95
17
113
66%
33'A
89
58'A
Corp
95%
16%
34
45%
50
95
17 Va
102
44%
common
7%
94 Vz
16%
112%
preferred__100
& Aroostook
Convertible
*7%
9 3'A
16 "8
*100%
100
600
7%
7%
94'A
113'A
102 Vz
*101
100
common
noncumulative
Bangor
72% Mar 29
*112
50
Ohio
&
10
16% Jan .4
34
100
7%
7%
7%
7%
iey2
17%
34'A
16%
No par
preferred series C
4%
Baltimore
9
93
Ccrp____13
preferred series B
Feb
39% Jan
68
(The)-No par
93'A
7%
95
7%
1
Wilcox Co
Baltimore Gas & Elec Co
4y2%
;
12
47% May
&
T)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
May 18
113 Vz May
!
(B
babcock
Mar 24
35
9
Nov
107
Babbitt
10
24% Mar 30
113% Dec
;7
-7
-
Jan
11% Jan
29
31% July 26
8
Jan
Jan
98
66
13% Dec
42% Jan
107
6% Mar 14
No par
preferred
;
Co
-
~
100
99 7'3
100
*!9%
100
100
33
33%
33%
3 8'A
100
33
38%
33%
240
140
2,800
c
12
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
8
"
12
Dec
2% May 17
23
10% Jan
8 %
55% Dec~30
42% Dec
13
20% Jan
28% Dec
8
15% Dec
4
12% Aug 20
90% Jan
6
6<
May 24
15% Mar
Callahan
3.
Calumet
11% Apr
11
4
2%
2%
2%
12%
13%
12%
13 Vb
30
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
9
25% Jan
10
21 % May 26
5
4
33
Dec
29
28% Mar 14
44% Jan
4
61
July 23
53% May 27
7
Campbell Soup
$4.25
Mines
preferred—
Breweries
33% May 26
Canadian
Pacific
59
Cannon
21
Mills
38%
3.200
'
2%
2%
2%
2%
4,800
12%
13 Va
12 '/8
123/4
21,500
8%
8%
8%
8%
2.800
Ltd...._1
8%
8%
"2
8%
8%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41
41%
41 Va
41%
7,500
37%
37%
37 >%
37%
37 %
37%
37y8
37 Va
36%
36%
5,300
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
leVs
16 Va
8,600
93y2
*93'A
95
95
95
60
*59
60
*59
60
29
29
29
x29 '
32%
54%
32
32%
541A
5 4'A
Co
Canadian
Feb
*37%
2%
13%
8%
W & C Foundry.—"—15
Dry Ginger Ale com.. 1.65'A
conv
2%
13
1.30
Lake
Canada Southern Ry Co—1
60
11
22% Jan
21 % Jan
2%
5
Campbell
6
17
32.
!
38
'
—1
—
Canada
14% Jan
pa?e
Campbell Red
f_
,
Inc
**% Anr
91% Jan
see
Hecla
6
31
footnotes
Zinc-Lead
&
3
Jan
99% May 13
27% July
Packing Corpl
38% Mar
38% May 19 /
16% Apr 13
97% Mar 18;
Nov
California
8
26
52% Jan
For
3% Feb
Ry
Ltd
No
par
93
100
*59
No par
25
No par
29
31%
x53y2
8
16
16 Va
15%
95
*93%
95
60
60
*59
61
29
29
29 %
*29 y8
29%
32%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
53 Vz
54
53%
53%
53%
533A
*93%
80
100
1,900
Volume
Number 5433
181
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Year !!);"»i
Lowest
8% Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
4
27 Va Dec
29
22% Jan
13
40 % Apr
12
30 Va Mar 14
37
Jan
12
1714 Jan
5
30% Nov
17
27% Jan
36% Apr
6
107
126
6
Capital
Airlines
31%
X32%
33)4
33%
4
10
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
*115%
116%
3
Carolina
(Philip)
Carey
25% Dec 30
23
5
63 % Dec
31
55 y2 Jan
7
46% Jan
4
62% Apr
13
56% May
49% Mar
4
1
53 y2 Mar
2
4
51
1
56
8
Preferred
17% May 16
15% Mar 14
20
13
Jan
13 % May
113
7
20% Nov 22
3
19% Dec
29
Mar 15
Mar
Jan
4
129% Feb
26
120 y2 Jan
101 % Jun
4
105 Va Sep
10
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
16'A Apr
28
107 % Jan
4
66% May
16
26% Dec 29
121
Nov
26
20% Mar 15
115% Mar 16
4
81 y2 Dec
30
77% Jan
30 V* Dec
31
27
Mar
26 ya Jan
6
Mar
Feb
I)
Co
26 Va Jan
3
4
19% Dec 21
18% Jan 26
19% Apr
18
Oct
28
21% Mar 12
20
4% Jan
4
8% Dec
23% Mar 25
54% Mar 24
12 Va Jan
4
38 Va Jan
8
105% Dec
19
19% Jan
8
32
"/4
Mar
Celotex
7
Corp
5%
27
33 3/s
33
323/8
33
323/4
32%
X32 %
32%
313/4
32%
115%
24%
*115'%
116%
*115%
116%
*115%
116%
65
243/8
23%
24%
65%
65
65
'
24
*64%
59
59%
60
59%
52%
52%
52%
52%
52%
53
53
52%
523/4
*523/4
53%
52%
52%
19%
20
19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
12.50
16 Va
16%
16%
163/4
16%
163/4
16%
124%
47
1243/4
48%
*103%
106%
124
47
10
*103%
124
48%
106%
par
23%
24 %
100
*125%
127%
*126
81%
81%
82
No par
29%
30
20
*19 %
19%
5
20%
1
9%
——•
preferred series A.100
common
preferred
23%
124
124 Va
*124
4,800
2,300
20
1
34%
8,100
100
60
60 3/4
52%
100
30,800
60%
7,300
52%
60
59%
' 34%
65%
52%
24
*643/4
59 %
of Airier com__No
conv
33%
32%
52%
_100
preferred
4%%
23%
*64
32%
33%
*52%
4.20%
2nd
7%
115%
323/4
32%
_1
common..
Celanese Corp
33
Shares
,
32'/a
32%
33%
50
preferred
Preferred
24%
65
33
the Week
Friday
May 27 k
50
series.
Caterpillar Tractor com new.i
127 Va May 25
23%
*64
5
series
$3
5
82% May 18
27
(J
T/c
27
11
No par
10
preferred
•
105% May
Jan
Light
Co
Corp
% 7o
Case
15
50 y2 Apr
&
Steel
Carriers & General Corp
May 23
19% Jan
3
15% Jan
Jan
Carrier
64% Feb 18
Co
Mfg Co—
Power
Carpenter
66 va May 13
126%
3
May 26
33%
22
117
11
Thursday
May 25
31%
40% Jan
Jan
Wednesday
May 24
33%
20'/a Oct
112
Inc
(The)
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
Tuesday
30%
5
31
Monday
May 23
Par
I
Carborundum
Jan
Dec
STOCK
5
34 y4 May 27
7
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
Jan
28
STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
23
*52%
550
54
60
1,100
20
20
20
17%
16%
17%
125
124%
25,600
90
125
483/4
49 */4
48%
49%
49%
49%
*103%
106%
*103%
106 %
*103 %
106%
23%
23 Va
23 %
127 %
82
126%
1271/4
82
82
29%
293/4
293/a
19%
19%
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
91/4
9%
9%
8%
23 5/8
*126
8,000
24%
'
20
82 Va
*
25,400
127%
81%
23%
2,200
5,300
23%
*126
127%
81%
81%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29 %
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
1,000
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*
1,500
'i
Jan
3
22
20
7% Jan
6
10% Apr
40% Dec
28
37% Jan
82 '
Dec
22
79 Va Jan
3
88
Mar
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31
18
Apr 26
47% Dec
21
45% Jan
5
112% Sep
18
Central
Aguirre
25
Central
Foundry Co
69% May 25
Central
Apr 20
51% Feb
5%
1
of
Central
62%
62%
66
67%
69 %
67%
68
88%
*87%
88 %
88
88
89
87%
87%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
173/8
17%
17%
17%
175/8
Illinois
5,000
49%
493/4
50
51
503/4
51%
50%
51%
50%
50%
2,400
110
111
Light com
109
Jan
6
Mar 11
4%%
8
24
Jan
7
Illinois
Public
Mar 14
28% May 5
36% May 26
Central
21
Central
RR
of
15% Jan
21
Mar 15
36% May 25
4
25% Dec
28
6
31%
Dec
29
29% Jan
18
36%reb
14% Nov
26
13 % Jan
19
20
6% May 27
4
20% Jan
8% Jan
41% Dec
30
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
33% Jan
4
48:
Dec
Nov
io% Nov 29
No par
...100
Co
N
class
1093/4
10.) 3/4
26%
26'A
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
9,700
323/4
33
33
33%
34%
35
35
35%
35
35%
2,300
35%
36%
34%
36
33%
33%
33%
33%
16
14%
14%
111
& South
Central
Violeta
Co
■33
111
111
33
33%
341/4
35
5
33%
33%
33%
333/a
33%
33 %
*15%
16%
*15%
16%
*15%
West Corp
Sugar
111
9.50
50
Central
4
333/4
16
*15%
14% Feb
17
12
Cerro
X12%
31
23% Mar 14
28"% Feb
18
Certain-Teed
14
43% Jan
7
49 Va Feb
17
Aur
5
54% Feb
7
Mar
9
109
Feb
3
Jan
6
68
Feb
16
12%
12%
12%
12
443/a
43%
44
44
1
27%
27%
27
273/s
273/a
453/4
46%
46%
47
27%
27%
45%
47
4b
Corp
27%
48
110
*12
45%
Corp
Products
12%
4o Va
12
433/a
Chain Belt Co
Pasco
*109
48
12%
5
Century Ribbon Mills
50 Va Apr
No par
10
6
37% Mar 14
200
26%
Class B
ii
Apr
*87%
10
Service
J
*
A—50
preferred
de
3,900
62%
28
26
2,100
*87%
30
10% Feb
9
68%
68
8%
100
Dec
23% Jan
9
No par
Ry
25% Dec
112
8%
9
Gas & Elec...No par
Georgia
Hudson
15% Mar 15
26
Co
preferred series B
Central
17
Sugar
60
,
3,200
■
J 14,600
300
.
12'%
1,700
46 %
10,900
27
27%
20,200
47%
47%
700
%
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
33
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
108
22
22
50
Mar 17
105
30
2
383% Aug 11
8% Dec 30
May 12
4% Feb
253/4 Jan
63/8 May 17
Common
9% Feb 25
Vought
Checker
Cab
51 3/8 '
No par
.
$4.50 preferred
Chance
106 %
1073/4
1
36 %
37%
Inc.
1.25
Manufacturing
7
*97
5
53'% Dec
31
43
33 % Jan
4
46% Dec
31
42 % Jan
6
84% Jan
13
94% Dec
9
93% Jan
17
98
May 26
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%%
convertible preferred—.100
Jan
4
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
27% Mar 25
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
23% Feb
3
30 % Dec
30
28
Jan
18
36 % Mar 25
14
18% Jan
Mar 14
52% Jan
3
53% May
6
5
27% May 14
21% Mar 14
18 % Jan
4
38% Dec
17
33 3/s Jan
18
44% Mar
27% Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
12 Va Mar
1
19% Dec
31
16% Jan
21
23
5% Jari
10
Jun
35% Mar
4
8
133/a Dec
Jan
-
12
6
19% Apr
15% Jan
6
27% May 11
45% Feb
16
67% May 23
173/a Dec
Jan
10% Jan
11
30
14% Jan
21
29
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
53% Mar
30% Aug 31
495/a Dec
22
39% Jan
6
10
108% Jan
11
63
Oct
Jan
5
62% Jan
11
73/4 July
11% Jan
1% Jan
7% Jan
21
6
118 Va Dec
94
'
Dec
21 % Nov
4
4
Dec
35
1
72% Dec 21
May 25
7
18
97% Jan
47
18
4
25
Jan
12
84% Aug 12
59% Jan
28% Jan
11
49
43
Nov 23
18;
Mar 14
45 y8 Mar 14
75
20%
21
20%
20 %
203%
20%
20%
20%
20%
3
50% Feb
Chile
52% Feb
37% Dec
3
.32% May 27
40% Feb
21% Dec
3
19% Jan
27.
22% Mar
26
4
74
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
170
May 12
101
Dec
3
57% Dec
14
210
Mar 24
101% Apr
11
94
Jan
27
53
Jan
6
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
87% Sep
7
93
Dec
27
92
Jan
17
53% Jan
4
68
Dec
31
65
Jan
28:
33% May 26
107
Jan
5
110% Dec
28
70Va Jun
2
75% Sep
27
40% Aug 13
44
18
July
9
Jan
7
24
Feb
Jan
18
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
6,500
37%
38%
38
38%
38
38%
17,900
46
46'%
46
463/8
46%
46%
6,100
132
*120
113/4
11%
12 VA
16%
*153/4
16%
11%
*15%
*120
131
94
95
12
*120
131
*120
95%
12%
*153/4,
94%
12%
16%
*15%
5
131
94
94%
5,900
12%
12%
12%
3,500
16%
*15%
16%
5
4%
538
4%
25
25
25
171/4
17%
17%
18
17%
18%'
17%
17%
16%
16%
46 %
46%
*46%
483/4
47
47
483/4
50.
50%
51%
370
75%
773/a
75%
76%
753%
76 3/4
755/8
76
75
76%
34,500
26%
6,600
preferred—
Co
Gas
93%
95 Va
—1
common———
Copper
131
93%
93 Vb
_———10
Oil
Cotton
*120
4%
5 Va
5
5%
53%
45,300
2,300
Electric—
&
No par
26 Va
26 Va
100
Machine Co—10
preferred
102%
103%
64%
645%
633%
633/4
633/4
64
49
493/8
48%
49%
48%
49
;i
Financial Corp
No par
10
——
46%
5
———100
City Products Corp
No par
14%
preferred
*102
33
475/8
3
4%
:26%
103
46 5%
143%
*102
105
26%
103
47%
143%
105
26%
*103
26%
26%
*103
103%;
.'
143%
V
103
110
103
14%-
64%
63%
63%
1,800
48
47%-
47
48%
48%
48%
7,400
475/B
,
'
143/e
105
105
*102
26%
26%
103 %
63%
49 %
49%
145/8
14%
*105
105
50
27,700
14%
2,900
20
106%
333/a
32%
33
32 3%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
6,000
22%
99
22
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
4,800
15
Clark
Equipment
Co—
20
C C
& St Louis
Ry Co com...100
*187
215
*187
215
*187
215
*187
215
*187
215
preferred—100
com.No par
*97
100
98
98
*97
100
*b7
100
*97
99
May 11
4
71% Jan
C
noncumulative
5%
Elec
Cleve
Jan
4
$4.50
4
75% Apr
4
Cleveland
45% May 12
111
22
104%
20
673/4
68 Va
*102%
104%
103
104
104
102%
450
67%
102%
103
8,600
'
x67%
673%
66%
67
66%
66 3/4
67
100
30
68%
—
683/4
67%
683/4
67
67%
66 %
67
66%
67
2,700
34
34
34%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
1,800
109
110
109
110
270
*74
76
75
75
*74
75
75
75
*74
76
180
stock—50
*43
45
*43
45
*43
45
*43
45
*43
45
1
No par
22
22%
21%
22
X21%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
4,200
743/4
75%
733%
74%
74
75%
75
75%
75
753/4
11,200
common—„1
373/a
37%
37
37%
37%
373/8
37
37%
36%
37 Va
4,500
—1
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
1,400
preferred
Pitts RR 7%
&
104 %
34
Illuminating
issued"
"When
34% May 24
25% Feb
4
80% May
34% May
4
45 % Jan
31
43
Dec
Oct
6
Dec
22
7
4
12% Jan
125% Mar 17
gtd
Special guaranteed 4%
20
39% Mar 14
47% Feb
110%
No par
50
Clopay
9
110%
108%
109
109
110
111% Jan
6
127
Apr
18
6
50% May
Jan
14
17% Jan
6
990
4%
Apr
4
95% Mar
Coca-Cola
18
62% Jan
3
31
21
Mar 14
1
46% Dec 31
45
Jan
6
41
Mar 22
52% Dec 31
49% Jan
27
63
Mar 29
50
Jan
61
75
May 27
67%, May 27
4%
Apr 30
v
Dec
31
59
Jan
6
58% Nov 30
56
Jan
17
12% Jan-
4
32
27
31
<16% Dec 23
May 18
ADr
16%
5
30 %
30 %
common
Columbian
preferred.No par
78%
No par
46 %
Co.—
Carbon
Jan
14
54% Jan
6
79% Mar 24
Combustion
Engineering Inc
34% Jan
12
53% Nov 24
46% Feb
25
55% May 25
Commercial
Credit
22% Dec
19% Jan
6
26% Feb
9
Commercial
Solvents
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
20
15% May 11
4
36% Jan
30
48% Dec
8
8% Dec
13
19% Oct 29
23% Jan
27
17% May 5
20% Jan 12
23% Jan 26
30% Dec
6
Jan
4
7% Jan
4
4
47% Aug
3
110% Dec 30
107% Apr, 26
17
8% Jan
24% Jan
27% Feb
33% May
17% Apr
51% Feb
14
12% Jan
10
45% Jan
6
108
Jan
Jan
4
26% Dec 27
4
17
12% Feb
11
22% Oct 20
18
Jan
33% Dec
14
36% Dec
33
17% Nov
25
5% Jan
7
Apr
38% Jan
9% Dec
106 Va Jun
7
90% Jan
4
54% Jan
4
21
Sep 22
30% Dec 30
105% Dec
18% Feb
17
6
27% Feb
11
36% Jan
3
,
7
7% May 10
46% May 12:
Jan
107% Mar
11
3
11
Marl6
Jan
50% Mar
112
109
27
7
Mar "4
Jan
3
6
69% Jan
28
101% Mar
7
in.s%Jan
10
27% Jan
6
61
Jan
100% Jan
13
72% Jan
25
page
11 May 25
33
Jan
101
32.
Mar
4
38
May 19
108 Va Apr
14
Feb
18
83
103% Jan
5
——1
—25
8%
18%
24%
31
15
of N Y com—No par
49%
Corp
—
preferred
Electronics
Consol
i
30%
67
54 %
21%
39 k
Pyblishing Co—No par
—10
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
—No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
:
*
Consolidated Coppermlnes Corp—5
$5
3
.,
Nast
Mills
Consol Edison
44% Jan 24
7
„
31
see
4
Mar 11
79% Nov 24
106% Dec 27
Jan
12% Feb 21
108
68% Nov 23
105
For footnotes
>1
25% May 26
110'
Conde
Cone
11
% May 25
4
21% Feb
5
109% Feb
101Va May 25
20% Jan
4
Jan
28
Nov 24
11.
10
26
49% Aug
113
5
15% Jan
8
11% Dec 30
105% Jan
42% Jan
Jan
5.
23% Jan
16
,
7
1
—10
Co—
Commonwealth Edison Co
9
12% Jan
Dec
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec___5
16
18% May 12
21Vs Mar 14
13% Dec 23
40% Jan
8% Jan
31% Feb
Consolidated
Consolidated
Ind
Corp
.»
47%
47%
47-%
*47%
47%
55%
55%
55%
56
59
59%
60%
67 fa
69
69
70
74%
73
75
♦64
65
63%
66
67%
67%
28%
29
283/4
29%
28%
28%
28%
293/a"
Retail
Consolidated Textile
$5.50
Can
$3.75 preferred
16%
10%
16%
16%
16%
16%
30
30%
30
30%
29
30
78%
78%
77%
78%
77
77
463/4
46 %
47
46%
47%
47
48
8,500
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31%
7,800
46%
G63/4
67
673/4
67
67
545/8
55%
X54
54%
533/4
54%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
22%
39%
41%
41%
42%
42
8%
18%
25%
83/8
8%
8 3/s
8%
18%
18%
18%
24%
25
25
*31%
15
*31%
14%
223/8
13,900
42%
427/a
43,400
8%
*8%
8%
18%
19%
19%
19%
9,000
25%
15%
22%
42%
8%
18%
31%
No par
.
•i
2,400
11,000
X24%
25%
25%
25%
12,500
32
31%
31%
15%
153/B
15%
*30%
1
15%
1,200
£
500
31
15%
10,900
49%
49%
49%
49%
495/a
49%
49%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
109%
1,900
39
38'/a
38%
38%
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
8,300
16%
15%
16
16%
16'/a
16 Va
16%
15%
16%
2,200
%
7,800
109%
4.600
22%
21
21
20%
203/4
20%
21%
21%
213/4
34%
34
343/8
33%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
12,200
A
ii
133,600
*64%
10
20
4,400
140
66%
n
65
36% 37
*106% 107
76
/a
78
*101% 102 Va
200
26
26
26
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
11%
5,300
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
1,700
47%
111
*108%
63%
27
*25
"
27
47%
47%
46%
47%
1103/4
111%
111%
111%
109%
*108%
109%
108%
47%
64
*63%
64
64%
*101%
101%
*101%
104
36'%
36%
363/4
37
*106%
76
*101%
*25
111%
101 %
*101% 104
ii
A
11%
*25
11%
8 ,9
47%
H*
m%
*108% 109 Va
I
'
No par
common
.!
'
49%
11
8%
47
Co Inc.—10c
No par
Inc
6,200
43,600
30%
%
100
k
165/8
30
55
31
15 %
r
79%
10%
*78%
--
preferred
Continental
j.
13,700
67
27
.
29%
67
--
1-
30
29
54%
*25
1
Continental Baking Co com_.No par
29%
'
109%
16 Va
—
preferred
-i
■
200
34%
preferred
No par
$4.52 preferred
No par
Container Corp of America—
Common
670
2,900
55
22%
40
67'%
—
Inc
Consumers Power Co com
$4.50
78/4
47
30 %
pfd——100
Stores
i
500
47%
21%
10
Rights __.J—:
200
49 %
37%
Foods Corp..—1.33%
Laundries Corp
5
Consol RR of Cuba 6%
Consolidated'
47%
9,500
109 % 109%
No par
1
Consolidated Natural Gas
4%
33,900
54%
*
System Inc.—No par
Pictures
31% July 15
61% Dec
8
28% Mar 15
25 Vb
28%
29
11
26% Jan
24%
29%
29%
.2.50
$4.25 cumulative
4
3
25%
x28
.2.50
Class B
22
51% Jan
24%
X28%
29%
29%
16 %
Class A new •:
53% Dec
85%' Feb
24%
65
11
May 27
45% Mar 22
23%
*63
Columbia
41% Jan
j
24%
65
Columbia Gas
^
2,200
♦63
545/8'
'
183/4
55%
31
—
18%
67
23
-
—
183/4
47%
39 Va Jan
—
18%
68
17% Feb
May 27
—
18%
55%
15% Mar 14
*925
18%
47%
77
"
130
—
3,500
18 3/8
67
29
*925
1213/4
■
55%
17
122
121%
1,500
54%
47%
31
122
1213/4
121%
44
93
com—No par
Feb
4
110
43%
92%
23%
89
12
146
*107
43%
53%
24%
34% Dec
19% Jan
68% Jan
*143
112
43
54%
23 S/8
System—
146
*107
92 3/o
18%
—
*143
112
92%
18%
new
144
54
18 3/8
Broadcasting
144
92%
93
& Iron
*43
♦107
*92%
54%
92%
5% %
3%
3%
44
*925
53%
Colorado Fuel
22
"
92 3/4
54%
Colorado &
-Apr 21
*925
121%
55
Columbia
27% May 18
121%
preferred series B
—50
Southern Ry com—100
noncumulative 1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
4%
29
121%
43%
1453/4
112
*107
*92 %
Colgate-Palmolive Co com
—.10
$3.50 preferred ——-No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
—No par
20% Mgr 7
26% Apr 18
48% Feb 15
144%
114
950
Corp—No par
Internat'l
3%
43%
44
145
1215/8
2nd preferred.100
(The)——No par
Coca-Cola Co
15
43 %
143
108
—————-100
preferred
cumulative
7%
14
—_
:■
i
'
Cluett Peabody & Co com—No par
148% Mar 14
Apr
Inc
Foods
Corp
—
7
112
Feb
Corporation
Molybdenum
Clinton
10
9
90
40% Sep
Apr
Climax
4
990
24% Dec
4
Clevite
2
100% Mar
95% Sep 16
20% July 28
15% Mar 24
17
14
133 y2 Jan
" Apr 13
63% Nov 22
976
Jan
2% Jan
22
142
104
10
96
600
9,400
18 VA
22
20% Mar 14
6
Dec
5
%
23,600
46%
Feb
72
56
12
86% Jan
6
.
Vi'
38 3%
9
3% Aug 30
4
38% Jan
44
67
197% Apr
105% Apr
42% Dec
24
107% Oct 18
,45
17 %
27%
65%
City Stores Co common.._——5
4%% convertible preferred—100
29
59% Nov 22
32% Mar 25
132% Jan
869
17%
26%
67%
1
2% May
89
17%
27%
663/4
46
Jan
73
17%
27%
673%
17%
5%%
3
17 Va '
273%
66 %
37%
City Investing Co common—
15
17 VA
27 Va
66%
183/a
Cities Service Co new
May 26
17%
27%
65%
47
42% Feb
24% Dec
37
108% Mar 30,
4
Mar
105
17%
26%
67%
38%
Cincinnati Milling
3
14
22
17%
27%
17%
Chrysler Corp
14
17% Jan
17% Dec
104% Sep
300
1,900
4,400
46%
Co
C I T
20 Va
9,200
-
37 VB
convertible
b'/c
22%
22%
*40
100
5
preferred series A
Childs
1
9% Jan " 5
Jan
100
pfd
41
66
Pac—No par
noncum
225%
North Western com..No par
&
5%
18
98% July 22
4
27% Jan
15
Paul &
series A
223%
26a/4
*17
No par
—
Milw St
Chic
1
Feb
400
22%
9
104% May
4,700
32
41
4%
27% Apr
16
22%
26 Va
32
32
100
25%
26
32
40
Common
17
25%
32
41
6
23% Jan
100% Feb
25
40
4
9
24%
32
22%
26
15
24%
41
Apr
Aug
21,800
4,300
99%
41
82% Apr
105% Oct
700
52%
*98
22%
Cincinnati
20% Feb
473/4
51%
98
*40
5%
101 % May
58
*47%
98
*40%
27
Jan
47%
52%
533%
98
41
27
66'/a Jan
52%
41
5% Apr
29
47%
X51%
47
47
40%
19% Apr
Feb
7,300
40 5%
17
May
3
8%
40 3%
Chickasha
3
31
56% Feb
*40
1
14
75/U
40%
9
12% May 24
9% Feb
7%
22%
41
Class B
19% Mar 10
142% Mar
7%
51%
40%
_
:
22% Feb
Mar 15
15 %
31
163/a Dec
5
5
*32
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
$3 convertible preference..No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR._No par
Chicago Yellow Cab———No par
88
18
Feb
33
13 % Mar 14
29
103/a Aug 30
5
24
7%
*97 %
98
24%
23%
523% ,
18,100
32%
*97
*31%
47
40%
51%
40%
(The)
preferred
Chic
39% Mar 10
26
513%
50
38%
*106
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
20
31
21
*46%
52%
98
107%
38%
22%
5%
18
29
73%
52%
107%
37%
7'%
37
1
Chicago Great Western Ry com
17% Dec
47
7
51%
*106%
383%
52
106
515%
106
37%
50
Chicago Corp
2
52% Dec
■:/■
2
51%
52 3%
107%
36 3%
;—-50
3
Apr
47
7%
51%
*105
40
Class A
42% Mar 11
26
51%
No par
—
Aircraft
107
76 %
102%
*106%
76
♦101%
107
76%
102
46%
112
47
6,700
112
560
10p%
*108%
109%
50
64%
64%
643/4
2,300
104
*101%
104
30
4,600
36%
36%
36%
36%
1063/4
106%
*106%
1063/4
70
76%
7,500
76%
$101%
76%
102
76
102
102
100
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4
22
17% Jun
6
10% Jan
10
11% Deo
7
22
Dec
6
14 y4 Dec 10
19% Apr
13 % Jan
Dec
29
4
13% Dec
31
Jan
4
75% Nov 24
15% Jan
4
27% Dec
31
Dec
8
25 % Apr
22
Feb
102
15
7% Jan
72
19
Nov""!
19
7
6
21% Apr 21
6
24
110
25% Mar 14
52
Jan
32 % Apr
20% Jan
24'A May 20
18
28
48
Mar 28
25
Apr
29
52
Jan
21
25
48% Apr
14
5
51% Dec
50 % Jan
6
21 % Jan
4
36
31
Dec
7
32
Mar 21
54
Mar 14
99%
Apr" 13
95% Jan
12
102
Apr
29
Aug 29
98
26
101% Apr
12
Jan
28% May 24
Dec
1
174'A Jan
8
19% Sep
1
26% Nov
5'A Dec
176% Feb
23
3% Mar 16
9
1% Jan
4
2% Dec
4
40% Dec
5
91% Jan
7
2
29
Jan
Jan
6
37% Jan
16
28% Jan
4
24'A Jan 25
6
35% Jan
3
73 '/a May 20
30% May
182% Jan
2
3
29% May 23
6% Feb
4
17% July 20
13% Mar 30
4
35% Oct
34
Jan
7
55
Jan
29
104% Jan
4
19
64% Nov 23
Apr
25
77% May
11
36% Dec
31
32% Jan
9
4
109% Dec
31
100% Jan
6
13% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
15% Feb
2
20% Mar
11% Jan
4
15 % Dec
9
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
7% Dec 29
20
30
6% Jan
3
31
f
8% Mar 14
Dec
29
31% Mar 29
9% Aug
2
7% May 24
6
101 % May 25
Aug 17
18% Dec 27
52% May 23
27% May 14
6% Apr 19
35
Jan
4
108
54% Jan
5
59
62
93
6
Feb
Dec
9% Jan
60
Dec
7% Jan
4
25
Jan
11
134
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Deo
30% Jan
87 % Jan
15% Jan
6
28
31
Jan
•
136% July 20
135
Jan
27
•
56% Jan
11
48% Nov 24
43% Jan
26
94
4% May 18
13 % Jun
8
7
33% Dec
*54
54%
*54
54%
.1
Corp
33
6
107
May
136
Mar 23
3
45% Mar 23
72%
100
103
29%
179%
1
28%
29%
5%
1
1
preferred
2%
25
Corp
44%
7
9% May
73% Apr
2
26
9% Mar
1
10
Feb
35
9% Jan
11
5%
Cuba RR 6%
4%%
$7
Prior
23% Mar 18
8
Jan
7
7
75% Feb
16
«
50% Mar
5%
5%
*2%
2%
2%
44%
44%
*96
*31%
16%
17%
35%
35%
76%
76%
76%
106%
106%
106%
40%
40
125
*119
17
17
*17
16%
16%
9
9%
*121
Inc.
21%
33%
No par
*101
102%
30
29 Va
18,600
32%
28%
28%
*177
178
5%
2%,
2%
45%
20,000
5%
2,000
*2%
45%
*96
99
*96
60
29%
5%
5%
45
179
40
237/a
29
28%
31%
31%
31%
2%
46
500
14,900
99
500
7,200
76%
77%
76%
77'A
•106%
107 %
106%
106%
60
40%
126
•122
41'A
11,700
124%
40%
40%
40%
125
124%
400
420
17%
16%
8%
16%
17
16%
16%
17%
17'A
16%
16%
16%
8%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
3,000
9%
9%
6,10G
8%
9
32%
20%
102'A
177
77
32%
7%
33%
8,300
28%
*32%
7%
103%
53
*32%
33
7%
8%
55
20%
33%
33%
x70
70
7%
7%
105
69'A
100
9'/a
1,000
33
7'A
105
54%
54%
55%
56
21'A
21%
33%
21%
21%
22%
137
69%
33%
33 y4
33%
33%
*136
68%
136
*9
33
103
1C3
55
20%
21%
136
9
33
7'A
7%
104
54
*68
70
9
♦32%
32"%
7%
101%
108
9
♦68
9%
*136
138
71%
71%
72%
100'A
♦101
69%
100
1,500
72
*100
32%
500
9
pfd
33'A
72%
100 %
71%
68,700
*68
1
i—1
common
51%
54%
54 %
31%
2.50
Class A
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
1,100
*49%
*
4.40G
19%
9%
7%
24%
36
69%
54
24%
17%
9
112
24 V*
36
*68
52%
13,700
'/
17%
8%
110
39%
35%
68%
1
23%
38%
17
8%
No par
31V*
23'A
35%
68%
No par
30%
23%
32%
106%
40
124
2,900
31
39%
35%
*35%
36
76%
13.8GG
17%
17
107
41%
13,100
*100
31%
17
10%
83%
24%
99
31%
*96
4.3GG
10%
82%
23
45%
99
40%
5
preferred—
Cutler-Hammer
97
10%
81 %
38%
2%
44%
5
preferred,
Curtis-Wright
96'A
10%
29
5%
100
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
23
97
200
80%
180
28%
31%
*122
100
common
5%
*178
29
76%
Sugar common__10
preferred
28%
31%
35%
100
pfd
noncum
179
179
*106%
common—25
preferred
Cuneo Press Inc
23
35% Feb
Amer
Cudahy Packing Co
Feb
140
of
Cuban-American
67% Feb
116
Steel
2%
33
99%
16%
_______No par
convertible
5%
45
32%
70%
71
*100
101
*101
103
28J/a
28%
*31%
Wheat Corp (The)
2
Cork & Seal common—2.50
$4.20 preferred
96
*54
* 96
100
of
Crucible
33
71%
100
*101
28 %
179%
5
$2 preferred ___________—No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
5
72% Jan
21
23%
38
24%
51%
Crown
21% Jan
4% Oct
31
22%
37 %
24
*49%
19% May 27
4
7% Jun
*30%
24%
39
24
51%
37
4
48% Oct
30%
Cream
34% Jan
Nov 20
30%
23
38
24
*49
4
101'A Jan
106
3%%
2,300
54%
Inc
11
40'A
51%
Crane Co common
32% Mar
40
*54%
79%
100
International
40 y4
*50
Corp
Coty
4,900
40
40%
54%
32%
32%
71%
71%
*100
100%
101
101%
28%
28%
78%
14
preferred
Coty
23
X30%
79%
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Petroleum
20%
23
31%
23%
38%
24%
51%
10%
78 %
100
18
98% Apr
Jan
7%
20%
23'%
30%
23
377/a
24%
*49%
10%
97
Products Refining com new.10
Cosden
20%
23
96%
10%
80%
preferred
Cum
Corn
♦20 3A
22%
79%
1
8
10
Electric
Dubilier
3%%
10%
40
x96%
10%
Corning Glass Works common
28
95% Jan 24
29% Jan
Cornell
10 Va
40
96%
41
96%
10%
6,100
10%
39%
40
98%
10%
Shares
10%
10%
20%
23
series.__———50
6%
2% Feb
28% Jan
7
Preferred
10%
20%
22%
Corp
48% Jan
99 'A Mar 30
14
Steel
lOVa
20%
10%
*20%
22%
10%
20%
23
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
,——5
Cooper Range Co new——
5
Copperweld Steel Co common——5
Convertible pref 5% series
50
18
30% Dec
4
26% Mar 22
11
54% May 13
Continental
May 25
May 27
22%
Delaware.
of
Friday
May 26
5
Motors
the Week
Thursday
25
—
Insurance
Continental
Sales for
PRICES
Machine„l
&
Continental Oil
25
185
Foundry
Continental
35% May 18
21% Mar 29
Dec"31
102
Continental
SALE
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 24
lO'/a
*20%
Fibre
83% Mar 28
24
May 23
Par
preferred
Diamond
Apr 15
14% Feb
8
Jan
48 % May
96% Jan
convertible
Continental
10'A May 17
24%
Monday
Cop & Steel Ind com—2
70
44% Mar
95% Jan
Continental
5%
Apr 20
45% Mar 28
36% May 18
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Feb
12
May 12
93 % Mar 14
52
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
7% May
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Year 1954
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Monday, May 30, 1955
137
136
70
*136
70
69%
33'A
137
20C
24.90G
300
1,90C
58,400
1,500
10
70%
4,500
46'A
2,000
D
4
11% Jan
37
27
Apr
90
Jan
8
91
Jan
13
92
16
Dec
46
Jan
6
42% Jan 17
93% Mar 23
1
93
Nov 26
97
Apr 27
23
27
Aug 23
96% Apr
27
12
14% Mar 19
25% Dec
Jan
4% May 12
AUg 20
Mar
2
Dana
1
46%
46%
__100
93%
93%
*93%
4%
4%
4%
13% Feb 24
Davega Stores Corp common—2.50
5% convertible preferred
20
32% Mar
Daystrom
1
Mar 17
95
6% Jan
17
4
46% Mar 22
Corp
3%%
common
preferred
series A
Inc
97
4%
46
*93%
95
4%
:
45%
95
46
45%
*93%
*93'A
*5
5
' .' ' 5
*12%
13
95
40
5%
2,OOC
13 Va
30C
13%
13%
12%
27
27%
27
27
27%
13
27%
27 %
3,200
43%
7
*12%
43%
43%
44
43%
44'A
42%
43
43
43
3,900
95
95
96
18
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
100
95%
May 11
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
*94%
96% Jan
45
"
47/s
95
*13
10
:
Dayton Power & Light common
46%
46
95%
96
*13
96%
*95
•
27%
27%
27 y8
96%
*95
96
95
97
*95
97
*95
96%
99%
*98
99%
97%
98
21
*94
13C
96%
~3G
95% Feb 14
99% Apr
28
17% Jan 17
22% Feb
23
Dayton Rubber Co
50c
19%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 y*
21%
11,600
18 % Nov
23
14% Jan
6
16% Feb
16
Decca Records Inc_;
50c
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
16%
16
16%,
15%
157/a
21,000
Jun
14
45% Feb
23
74
Apr
15
Deep Rock Oil Corp
1
68%
68%
68%
68"%
68%
69%
68%
69
68%
69
24% Jan
35% Nov
12
31% May 16
35% Apr
14
Deere
32%
32%
33'A
32% Jan
35% Oct
1
41
57
Dec
30
94% Jan
11
12% May
4
101% Oct
55
May
13
19% Jan 26
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
12 % Jan
20% Dec
33% Aug
5
68% May
2
18% Jan
•
Apr
35% May
51% Jan 18
28
27
Mar
8
34
30
•
Jan 17
7%
&
3.90%
Co
series
100
Delaware
&
*98
99%
*98
99%
*98
21
6,00C
37,900
10
Hudson
Delaware
Lack
Delaware
Power &
&
31%
32%
31%
32%
31%
32%
32
20
preferred—
3
Apr
C
common
26
25 % Mar
36
Preferred
35
35%
35%
35%
35%
35 Va
35'A
66%
66%
67%
35%
'67%
35
66%
35%
66%
66%
67'A
67 V*
68'A
3,900
21%
21'A
21%
11,000
35%
2,400
100
Western
50
Light Co
21
21%
21
21%
21
35'A
35%
35 %
35%
35%
123%
13.50
124 %
21%
35%
21%
35%
35
35
1.60C
Denver & Rio GTande West RR—
55% Jan
12
28% Jan
11
117% Dec 20
101
Jan
8
129
40% May 23
12
37% Mar
Jan
7
Aug
8
July 19
68
Nov 30
15% Dec
31
12% May 17
73
May 16
15% Feb 18
Feb
33% Dec
23
22
32% Jan
62 % July
8
18
10
66
Feb
1
7
3
ctfs for
"When
43% May 13
33% Jan
35
3
Escrow
May 13
issued"
common
Detroit
Hillsdale & S W RR Co—100
Detroit Steel Corp
Vilbiss Co
8
39% Dec
3
37
Jan
18
42% Feb
28
Devoe &
7
38% Oct
1
35% Apr
4
40% Jan
31
Diamond Alkali Co
4
Jan
Dec
116
13
111
33
Apr
13
May 18
114% Jan
11
34% May 11
Raynolds
4.40%
class A
cumulative
Diamond
Match
Sep~16
34% Jan 11
10% May 10
10% Jun 21
16% July 23
13% Jan 10
16% Mar 16
12% Jan
7
13% Jan
Diana
28% Mar 24
36
Nov
11
30% Apr
1
41 »/a
11% Jan
12
12
8% May 17
40
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
35%
9% Mar 18
61% Dec
7
52% Jan
11
75
4
68
Feb
a
Aug
37 Va Jan
28
3
May 26
11% Jan
10
64% Apr 26
79
Apr
29
$1.50 cumulative
preferred
31
20 % Mar 16
7
12% Aug 19
12'A Mar 10
23% Dec
13 % Sep
7
Jan
4
104% Jan
11
115% Jan
12
94 % Jan
6
9% May 26
24% Jan
14
Apr
12 % Mar
3
15
4
28% Jan
13
Jan
6
50% Jan
12
45
47% July
51% July
Cup Co common
conv
No par
60%
61
50
*73'A
77
preferred series A
Dow
Mines
Sep
Chemical
Dresser
13%
•13%
13%
1,300
16
16'A
16'A
16%
16'A
4,600
69
70
72%
72%
74%
41,400
55%
70%
56%
56%
57%
57
33,800
43%
44%
43%
13,700
55
55%
43%
43%
*106%
100
110
20%
21
20%
1
*12%
13
*12%
No par
9%
9% Jan
7
18% Jan
12
20%
21
*12%
13
9%
9"%
191
192%
190%
192%
119%
5
119%
119%
120
10
98%
98%
99
99
10
35%
35%
35%
9%
27
$3.75 preferred
50
48%
48%
48%
49V*
53% Apr
22
$4.15
50
*52'/a
52%
52
18
4%
52%,
51%
52 %
*119%
54% Mar
113
21
13
10
43%
*106'A
X43%
common
preferred
preferred
50
52
1
4.20%
preferred
50
*53%
54
53% Mar 30
4.10%
preferred
50
*52%
52%
Apr 25
54
Apr
14
Jan
•
16% Apr
11
27
Jan
•
35% Mar
35% Jan
0
50% May 27
Eastern
Airlines
Jan
8
30% Mar 28
Eastern
Corp—
Eastern
Stainless
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
21
21%
21
*12%
13
•12%
9%
10
9%
192%
183
194%
120
119%
119%
98
•98%.
%'
■v-
113
21%
9%
6,100
8,200
194%
195%
119%
119%
•'V; 93%
98%
700
11,100
98%
35%
98%
35%
35 Ya
35%
35%
35'A
h'
48%
48%
*48'A
48%
48%
49
51%
52'A
52'A
52%
52%
52%
52%,
52
52
53%;
54%
4
1,500
13
!'
52
63
192
35%
49% Apr
14
Deo 22
19
*108'A
110
55%
44
•106% 113
& Co—
50% Jan 14
52
*106%
1
No par
Jan 21
13%
16 Ya
56%
No par
f
13%
43%
■
1,600
35%
43
series
53% Oct
35
13%
54%
series
7
78
♦34%
34'A
16%
$3.50
Feb
*73'A
35
13%
Dunhill International
Duquesne Light Co
77
35
5
(E I)
♦73%
X34%
13%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
Nem
77
35
68%
preferred
60
13%
16
50c
Duplan Corp
60
*73'A
77
67
common
convertible
Pont de
60%
16%
Co
Industries
3%%
60
*73%
69%
$4.50
10
4,800
36
53
51
7,500
13 %
16%
Preferred
a
15'A
13
66%
Preferred
Feb
15%
No par
new
12
51
15%
13 %
No par
12
48% Jan la
15
13%
No par
Ltd—
Apr
9
15
36
1
Pepper Co
Apr
4
357/a
14%
1,700
5%
101
54% Oct 25
35%
60%
Dixie
124
54% Deo
400
35%
15
9,500
17
63% Nov
35%
61
Jan
1
33%
35'A
*60
98% May 25
7
33
35 %
60%
118
37 Va Mar
33%
31,100
1
3
33%
'35%
11%
122% Oct
46% Jan la
111%
33%
111
40%
Common
33% Jan
33'A
337/8
11%
199% May 10
7
270
6,400
xlll
112
39%
Jan 18
Mar 12
111%
111%
11'/a
157
49
111%
x39%
397/a
41 Ya
•
35'A Sep
39%
11
Deo
101% Nov 24
39'A
40%
du
170
40%
40
11%
Douglas Aircraft Co
11% Oct 27
39
29%
13%
91% Feb
20% Dec 23
♦37%
407/a
62 % May 17
13
38%
10%
7
Apr
38»A
40
Dome
57% May 26
47% Apr 13
39
*37%
xl3
Dr
118
500
22%
11
3
6
200
19,600
22%
40
6
17
14%
38'A
22%
13%
18% Mar 31
Jan
*35%
14%
14%
22%
10%
15% Jan
43 % Mar 14
35%
14%
11,600
13'A
22%
13
37% May
98
35%
2
75
13%
22%
13
♦22%
39%
30% Mar 14
36% Jan
33%
*71
75
♦73
11
15% May 16
30
112
12%
13
13% May 26
29
33%
75
39%
20
Dec~23
112
39%
12%
io%
31
41% Dec
3p%
*37%
*73
13
12%
18% Sep
47%
38%
75
8,000
39%
15% Dec
104% Dec
33%
12%
22%
3,400
36
1
34'A Dec
4
*111
*74
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43
2
6
2
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75
23
1,900
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>'
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50c
4
19
42%
35%
25
Corp
9
75% Jan
42%
36
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
14% Jan
18% Jan
42%
35%
Divco Corp
26% Aug
10% Jan
33% Feb
42%
36
127%
13
Stores
Dobeckmun Co (The)
7
42%
13
1
Diamond T Motor Car Co
13% Aug 16
33% Jan
41%
*22%
100
new
127
126%
35%
2
preferred
com
126%
41%
10
common
127
35%
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1
_;____15
27% Jan
126%
125
40%
20
De
123
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__
Detroit Edison
20% Jan
101
new—100
800
340
52%
200
52
52 'A
2,000
*54
54'A
260
53%
53%
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54%
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52%
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52%
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52%
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52%
52%
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52%
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16%
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52%
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52%
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14%
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15%
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15%
16
31%
31%
31%
32 Va
49%
48%
27%
27%
31%
50%
27%
32
48%
50
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5
147/8
10
31%
31%
1
48%
49%
10
27%
27%
27%
4,300
E
21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
29% Deo
S
Deo
8
40
9 % Jan
4
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
46% Jan
4
72 % Dec
165
Mar
37% Feb
20% Jan
4
24
22
31
67
Sep
1
170
52 % Nov
24
45
172
21% Jan 18
Mar 14
Jan
11
Mar 14
4
27% Oct
13
85% Feb
3
95
Jun
11
93
Mar 17
22% Jan
19
39% Dec
10
36
Jan
Jan
4
Deo
1
13 % Feb
23
23% Dec
9
33
Nov
24
45% Mar
1% Jan
24% Mar 15
100
106
103% Jan
6
31
15% May 18
2
35% Mar 14
30% Feb
82
175
8
10
% May 27
Jan
14
Eastman
6%
31
54% Apr
Eagle-Picher Co
29% Apr
20
96
May 18
45% Apr 14
107
15
Kodak
4%%
23%
24%
23%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
81
80%
81
80%
81
80%
81'A
80%
82%
44% Apr
15
5% Feb
10
Electric
&
34% Feb 23
Electric
Storage
Electric Auto-Lite
(The)
4% Dec
27
3% Jan
5
29% Dec
31
27% Feb
3
11% Mar
3
16% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
22% Feb
Elgin National Watch
23% Jan
12
48
Apr 26
29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8
49
Oct
25
54% Dec 30
35% Jan
11
14% Jan
4
20% Aug
9% Jun
8
15% Dec
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
4
92
Jan
6
22 % Jan
4
16% Jan
41% Jun
21% May 12
50
17
Jan 17
4
54 % Apr
24% Mar
El
Co
Amer
Paso
2nd
10
Natural
Electric
Emerson
Radio
27% Mar 24
Empire District Electric Co
28% Jan
8
33% Feb
Endicott
96
2
5
25% Jan 21
28% Jan
3
24% Apr
20
83 % Apr
18
4
22% Dec 29
20% Jan 18
4
79
76
29
21
I
Jan 11
69% Mar
32.
1
100
18
Jan
Feb
72 % May 26
Phonograph
Johnson Corp
..
44
107
16%
4iy8
*96
44%
2.00C
27%
26%
27
27
27
1,500
98
98
*96
44%.
44%
18'A
3,300
17,600
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30
20%
24
4'A
55,800
20%
21
23 ya
23%
4%/
23%
*50
51 Vo
47'A
50%
51'A
4%
30
4%
30'A
-
Erie RR common
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
51%
22
14%
14'A
26%
*26%
30
98JA
26%
23 Ya
79%
29%
99
25%
26%
30
99
25%
22%
23'A
79'A
79'A
79%
79 y8
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71%
72
72%
No par
100
50
22%
79%
*71
23
80%
72
23
79%
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72%
8,800
50%
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22
25%
3,700
23%
*50
14%
8.50
4,800
20%,
51%
22
Equitable Gas Co
23'A
48%
10
30
50%
477/a
30
4%
29%
X20
107
*51 y4
22
14'A
26%
30
98'A
26
47'A
107
*50
47'A
99
26
10
5,900
41%
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30
44%
17 Vz
21% -22%
14'A
15
26y8
26%
99
common
98
41
47%
10
44%
17%
107
51%
5
*96
41%
29%
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51JA
50%
16%
20'/a
24
100
49%
40%
4%
50y8
51JA
6,700
50%
♦104%
20%
23%
171
50 JA
17%
41%
30%
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171
51%
17
40%
4%
24%
171
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1,500
10,800
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30
20%
23%
171
4,000
20,100
44%
107
4%
20'A
25
5%
16%
40%
98
30%
_100
Erie &
*104%
27%
51
*26%
30
20%
preferred..
4%
43%
*170
3
Mfg Co
3
&
*96
51%
4
Gas
Emerson
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171
50
preferred
2
16%
41%
51 %
50%
51%
50
21
107
*170
4%
15
common
44
16%
40%
5
preferred
conv
96
*105
10
Co
51
27%
43%
shares
Battery
25% Jan
Jan
11
Elliott
Ind
16% Feb
Dec
page
5%
6
70
see
5%
17
3
66
For footnotes
28
Jan
19
27% Dec 27
Deo
17
Feb
53
Mus
13% Jan 25
July 13
74% Feb
31% Feb
58% Feb
39% Jan
4
20
26% July 28
29% May 19
102
Jan
50
27
1
6
171
96
100
Stop Nut Co
4
25
50%
100
May
23
*170
2.50
common
preferred
Elastic
27%
80%
100
Co
50%
27 y4
5
preferred
Products
50 Va
27%
-
10
preferred
4%%
32
50%
27%
Corp
.
Ekco
32
50
common
Steel
Co
Eaton Manufacturing Co
2
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.._1
May 27
23% Feb
Inc
49
10
400
11,600
47%
49
22 Va
22%
22%
1,600
14%
14%
14%
14%
18,500
X26%
26%
26%
26%
900
30 VA
2,000
30%
30
100
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26
i
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23%-
26 Va
24%
22%
30
*98
100
100
26%
26%
23%
24
20,900
79'A
80
1,000
73
110
*71
8,800
Volume
Number 5433
131
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
11% Jan
4
12% Feb
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
26% Dec
16
27
23% Jan
14% Dec 2»
2% Deo 31
26
6
13% Jan
43
1% Apr
NEW
H.5h«st
2
56
6
May 23
17% Apr 15
53% Mar 29
May 11
Marie
YORK
STOCK
2% Jan
19
Evans
May:/
Products Co
5
Eversharp Inc
Ex-Cello
Exchange
Corp_
541/,
153/..
15%
the Week
45
4va
2%
Shares
c,
1(-^2
jcy
46%
4
Friday
May 27
54
45%
2.50
Sales for
,
Par
56
1
new
Buflet
53%
3
_
Corp
Tues«ia?W ANDuSiGH ,SALE PRIEES
Monday
EXCHANGE
5^8
J53/!
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2%
2%
52 /«
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53 /•
52%
523A
H
15 %
lo%
3.500
46%
47'%
3,000
*2%
2%
?2Vk
2%
8,100
F
20% not
l
9% Jan
11
13% May
15
27% Jim
24% Jan
6
S
29% Mar 31
Fairbanks Morse & Co
13% May 16
21% Feb
7
Fairchild Engine &
15
Fajardo
15% May 11
22% Mar 14
18% Apr
17% Mar
7
16% Dec
4
Apr 19
17% Jan
1
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
31
25% Dec
29
Mar 15
52% Jan
11
72
20% Jun
29
30% Dec
3% Apr
8
10% Oct 13
48% Oct 13
16% Apr
64% Apr
B
50
May 27
66% Apr
34% Dec
8
46
May 17
16
32% Jan
19% Dec
27
12 % May 12
43% Oct
6
14
23
19
Jan
Dec
16% Dec 21
6
70
16
25
25
Feb
4
73
Mar 16
26% Jan
7
Feb
Feb
18
Fansteel
6% Apr
27
Farwick
13% Jan
3
18
Jan
57
Jan
29
17% Jan
4
33 % May 12
4
68
Dec
4
10% Apr
32% Dec
40% Jan
52% Jan
8
8% Jan
641/4 May 25
13% Feb 23
30
20% Jan
76
4
Feb
15
14% Jan
12
29
28% Jan
Oct~ 13
24
108
17
62% Nov
7% Mar
10% Oct
4
42% Dec
7
104% Dec
3
16% Nov
5
28% Jan
7
21% Apr
38% Sep
28
Jan
18
3
108
Mar
9
59
9% Mar 14
6
102
Jan 18
18% Mar 11
35% Jan
6
25
35% May 23
43% Mar 15
53% Dec
22
£8% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
13
£4% Jan
5
4
100% Dec
Jan
11
38% Dec
4
9% Dec
12% Dec
4
76% Nov
5
24
15%
23%
15%
23%
15%
23%
24'/8
153/a
2(700
*70
75
23%
24
23%
23%
2,900
73%
71%
71%
200
29
28%
29%
7,300
6%
6%
5,600
10%
11'/a
8,000
50
50
10% Apr
18
46% Feb
17
106
May 23
26% Jan
12
49% May
6
3S2 May 12
71% May 24
36
5
8% Jan
7
4
34% Jan
23
Florida
Power
"When
Food
50
Mar 31
Foster-Wheeler
Apr
4
May 26
16% Mar 23
10
4%
6% Mar
7
Gabriel
1
Gair
31
9
Jan
25
43
Dec
14
41% Jan
38
Dec
17
31% May 11
35% Mar 14
3% Apr
12
May
7
25% Jan
22
20% Jan
4
303
Jan
18
38
Jan
13
9% Oct 25
21
18
35% May 18
% May 17
Feb
46% Apr
5
46% Feb
25
% May 10
105% Jan
3
57% Jan
28
147% Mar
33% Dec
9
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
4
18% Dec
10
15
8
22% May 27
Dec
21
3
23
3
19% Dec
1
17% May 17
21% Mar
7
15% Dec
1
14
6
17
7
9
80
May
48% Feb
37 %
123% Feb
7%
136% Feb
66% Jan
0
Mar
7
Feb
75% Mar
1
122% Jan
Feb
18
25% Mar 26
1C0
Jan 18
12% Jan
4
34% Aug 19
33
44
39% Jan
107
Dec
27
Aug 16
8
105
Mar 17
0
Apr 28
127
19
7
37 % May 19
48% Mar
4
106% Feb
5%
0
57
$5
Jan
28
100% Apr
Inc
29% Jan
4
47% Dec
31
75% Jan
4
96
72% Feb
16
Dec
82
30% Dec
5%
8
May 17
Jan
18
90% Nov
29
90% Jan
17
42% Dec
6
38% Jan
6
Dec
30
162
Nov
8
7% Feb
180
Jan
11
2
16
26% July 30
£2
Dec
28
4% Apr 21
2S % July
1
27% Jan
4
17% Jan 26
22% Feb
64% Dec
59% Jan
6
69
18
64% Dec
20
22
50% Jan
7
Dec
31
42
Dec
31
47% Dec
29
5% May 12
34% Apr 11
41% Mar 14
May
9
62% Apr 21
$4.50
Goebel
Gold
Corp
7
15
Granite
126% Jan
18
18
5%%
9
Mar 14
13
17
34% Jan
17
21% Jan
54
Jan
11
80
29
27
Jun
g
Dec
38% Dec 29
3
29% Apr
19
2
84
Feb
11
18
4
22
Dec
31
4
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
69
73
Apr
9
Jun
18
8
31% Dec
For footnotes
see
17
pace
21
Feb
74
17% Jan
28
11
37% Apr
35% Jan
121% Jan
20% Jan
10% Jan
5
20% Mar 22
Mar 16
Feb
23
26% Mar 15
32% Apr
7
32.
553/4
56
56%
2,100
30%
30%
134%
135%
30%
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133
133
18
95
134%
18
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90
91
♦90
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93
130
135
100
18
14%
18%
18%
18
18%
18%
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14%
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14%
14%
14'A
200
59%
62%
59%
60T%
60%
613/4
60%
62
61%
50%
52
51
51%
63%
68,400
51%
51%
513/a
51%
51%
52
50.200
17%
17
17%
17%
17
17
1,300
85
84%
8474
7,900
98
98%
98%
84%
98%
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120%
120%
1
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100
84%
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85%
84%
85%
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10%
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69%
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145
11
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121
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121
121
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139 %
139'%
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148
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148
90
100
95%
125%
125%
125
125%
125%
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30%
100%
100%
100%
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300%
101 %
par
125%
101'A
30%
125
No par
30%
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303/4
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303/4
303/4
31
1,000
1
50y2
51%
50%
51%
503/4
51%
50%
51
505/8
51%
4,500
Cement Co
Equipt Corp
1
preferred-No par
♦108
563/4
♦110
57%
118
56
*108
4%
4%
43/4
4%
4%
5
36%
v,
46%
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37
36%
36%
36 5/8
36%
36%
par
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t.32 1.
56%
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9 6 3/4
56%
118
97
97%
56.000
125%
125%
1,300
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101%
56
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5
36%
56%
114
4%
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36%
5,500
1,700
47%
46%
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463A
463/4
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106%
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106'%
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106%
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106 %
15%
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153/4
15%
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15%
800
31%
32%
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32%
32%
32%
32%
32'A
2,600
563%
56%
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57%
56%
57%
57
57 %
900
52'%
52%
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15%
32%
56%
52%
par
54
54%
56%
553/4
56 3
4
28,400
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35%
.•35%
36%
363/8
37%
363/4
37%
5,600
36%
35%
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36%
35
353/4
35%
36
2,100
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^2%
35 %
36%
52
^10
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97
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86
com
preferred
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100
57%
103
*100
56
103
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57
57
103
•100
57%
57
103
57%
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56
103
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57'%
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97
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97
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86%
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109
108%
109
108%
108%
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1
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31%
32%
31%
31%
31'A
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31%
31%
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12,800
66
66%
66%
66%
66'A
67%
67
69 %
69'A
70
13,800
25'A
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25%
25%
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25%
2534
25%
25%
19,300
96
96
40%
♦96
8%
8
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common
No par
(The)
40%
10
Co
1
Telegraph
8
100
Co
(B F)
Rubber
Hosiery
*160
40%
•160
162
97%
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973/4
40 Vb
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40%
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8%
8
8%
7%
162
♦160
162
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97%
40%
8
162
25%'
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39%
7%
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97%
40
7%
Co
162
Gt
7%
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62 Vb
61%
6 %
62%
14,800
38
1
47%
47%
47%
48%
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48%
473/4
48%
48%
48%
17,400
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
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Co
12.50
100
5
common
"
Stores
Ore
•
6%
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Sugar com
17%
6'%
38
-
18%
18%
56%
56%
563/4
57'A
57%
58
58%
59
28%
28%
28
28%
27%
2 8 3/8
27
27%
150 %
150%
♦147
42 %
42%
150—150
42'%
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42%
98%
-
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17'%
98%
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42 Ya
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18%
153
42%
98%
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42s/8
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10
10'/a
10%
10%
34%
34%
34'%
34 %
34'%
34%
35
28
27%
28
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Co
*37
56%
1
com
C%
38
29
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Paper Co
Ry
100
16%
17%
6%
38
56%
5
preferred
Iron
16
6
37%
28
5
preferred
(H
60%
37%
common
preferred
Green Bay
Green
59%
6%
38%
preferred
Northern
58%
6%
37%
P
cum
Great Northern
6 VB
400
9,900
4
:
(The)
Steel
conv
6
4,900
No par
City
Grayson-Robinson
$2.25
*20%
20%
100
6,400
No par
Motors
T)
6,900
97
*84%
•108
1
Plywood
Co
preferred
(W
3%%
4,600
10,300
*34%
Corp
Granby Consol M S &
Grant
1,000
200
5
106'%
100
Stock
57
118
96%
5
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-
563%
57%
112
96
4%
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Utilties.
&
56'A
111
*30
95%
10c
______
100
conv
Union
8,000
97%
Advertising_No
96%
300
8,600
70%
96%
_5
common
preferred
Western
1
54
30
preferred
Great
18
53%
30'%
56%
Graham-Paige
Grand
250
52
2.50
9
Feb
26,100
29%
17%
100
&
24% Feb
May 26
22'%
52%
84'A
97%
10%
69
,
Northern
34% Jan
22%
29%
_No par
preferred
Great
75
4,500
213/a
28%
•16%
Corp common.No
7
153
34%
*50%
133
Issued"
42% Mar
30% Mar 14
34%
22
58%
61% Apr
10% Dec
147%
343/4
58%
29 y2 Apr
3,800
147%
34%
*14Vb
No par
Corp
Telephone
Tire
95
•146
No par
Realty
Time
21%
100
4,100
95
17
preferred
34%
20%
107
52'%
28%
16%
Corp
147%
34
*106Va
100
*50%
(Delaware )_1
common
147
34
20%
333A
107
59%
0
6,800
*91
5
com
147
147
20%
107
27
58%
0
14,600
36,400
5
22% Jan
200
*91
*28
,__No par
Goodyear Tire &
50% Jan
36% Dec
36
20 %
27
21% Dec
1,300
68
31
4
2,100
39 Va
67%
31
4
343/8
39%
20%
Dec
2
34
40
673/4
Dec
Jan
34%
40
20%
26
17
343/8
66 %
138
14
36%
*20%
5
May 20
5,200
66%
29
Apr
9%
45'%
20%
28
98
9%
45%
20%
£6% Jan
43
9%
65 3/8
21% Apr
14% Jun
6
34%
40
.' ■
1,200
453A
20%
5
Mar 21
10%
146% 147
33'%
34 %
20 Vb
20 V4
10%
50
Co
5
Jan
*36
50
100
49y2Jan
93
93/4
*45
V'a
7%
No par
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grace (W. R) & Co
35
455/8
33-%
66
3
4
1,660
9%
9%
♦45
333%
65
Jan
Mar
9%
45»A
66
12% Jan
40% Aug 18
9%
*45
5%
29%
105 %
65%
24
100
45%
5%
283/a
1043/4
*20%
29
8
45%
6
29%
1045/a
10
2% Nov
19
9%
5%
283A
104'A
10
13% Sep
50% Dec
7% Mar
29
Jan
6
29%
105
Goodall-Sanford Inc
12
Apr
£4% Jan
9%
100
Gotham
Apr
♦5%
28'A
104 %
148%
3
156
6
28%
1043A
Goodrich Co
Jan
33
5%
27%
104%
5
3
3
17,900
6
28'/4
105%
63%
10%
7% Jan
3% Mar
580
6
1.66%
42 y4 Jan
18% May 26
89%
10%
Brewing
&
4
2
89%
62%
Georgia-Pacific
1% Jan
7
90%
10%
Brothers
Feb
90%
63%
GUdden Co
Jan
90
103%
Gimbel
9
89 %
16,000
62a/4
44% Mar
168
89%
44%
*106%
26% May 23
96% Mar 30
8
44
10%
(The)
7
44%
63'A
Gillette
2
435/8
106'A
Shpe Corp
4%%
63
435/8
10%
Precision
4%%
3%%
20
42%
623/8
Outdoor
General
86% Mar 28
3
43%
106%
"When
109% May 19
33% Apr 22
73% Feb 17
7,900
42%
89%
10%
Motors
General
7
31
8
6
1,000
5,600
623%
preferred
108% May 20
24% Mar 14
Dec
21
Jan
14%
42%
1
General Public Utiliteis Corp.
General Railway Signal comcNo
13
84% Oct 27
76% Dec
Jan
98
82%
14%
10%
convertible
4%%
59% Apr
13
81%
14%
62%
Instrument
General
li
12%
83
14%
•106'%
$2.90 convertible
General
Mar 14
12%
81%
14%
63
Foods
General
39% Jan
93
123/4
81%
28
com
preferred
May
2
37% May 27
45% Jan
8
12%
79%
*14%
105
com
nreferred
General Public Service
12
£9
100
90
50
Preferred $3.75 series
35
3
4,900
10%
421%
5
preferred
35% May 25
18
39%
10%
107
General
Jan
20
39%
10%
♦10
90
No par
General Refractories
34% Jan
99
39
10%
12%
62•%
17% Mar 24
l3
250
*106 %
33% Mar
37% May 21
*98%
5,400
__100
6
43% Dec
99%
385%
20
51
110
1,500
0
7
*98%
50%
*108
5,700
14% Jan
22% Oct 22
15
39%
51
110
27%
26% Jan
25% Jan
123%
79%
15
99%
38%
♦10
50%
*108
100%
27%
49% Jan 26
2
12%
78%
14%
50
109
*98%
1
common
preferred
3%%
7
28
12%
79%
93A
♦108
100
Corp
53% Dec
59% Feb
10%
141/,,
1
common
Investors
41
13
393%
♦10
12%
1
1
20% Apr 28
12
38%
10%
95%
78
10
common
49%
109
98%
*100
■
15% Sep
9
30% Dec 31
Jan
*10
108
100%
27
Electric
General
Mar 28
5% Mar
40 %
10
108
4
37
General
3
71% Apr
3
38%
49%
36%
General Portland
13
50 >/4
9,000
*36
16
Jan
7,500
•100
x36%
57% Feb
4% Jan
58%
56%
100
37
43 % Mar 14
44% Jan
57%
55
100
36 %
General
100
58
57%
100 %
249,900
36%
11
9
4,800
56%
55%
♦100
32
27
14
17
36
A
36'%
33% Feb
Nov
71%
353A
all
26 3A
101% Apr
4% Dec
71
36
35'%
8
100
71%
355/8
36%
7
4
71
35%
37
99% Mar
4
71
355/8
263%
29% Jan
3% Jan
70%
35%
36%
29
Jan
71%
35%
37
28
127
a?a
70%
26%
29
24
A
70%
35%
12,700
3
37
102% Sep
33% Dec
122% Feb
44%
33
27
General Mills
21
3
43%
99%
1
Finance Corp
$3.50
11
147
107% Jan
43%
332
37
26%
10
3
10
1,000
43%
r%
31
89% Mar 14
107%
A
*98%
Corp common
2
preferred
10
General Dynamics Corp com new_3
23
120
393A
♦105
43%
108
Contract
13
78% Nov 22
124% Mar 3
23
n
100
"
2nd preferred
Cigar Co Inc com
General
10
44%
49%
series
15
Feb
22%
x69%
10
preferred
6%
85% May 19
57% Jan
44%
_No par
Industries
126% Oct
28% Jan
43%
23%
220
Amer Transportation__2.50
Baking Co common
5
General
99% Apr
24
44%
conv
1
Jan
10
52% Nov
23
No par
6
4
23
(The)
98% Dec
Jan
23
Corp
preferred
Inc
146% Dec
25
107%
23
No par
75
11
39%
♦104'A
22%
$8 preferred
General Bronze Corp
80% July 22
Jan
39%
107 %
223/4
106
23%
44
100
58% Jan
£5
40'/a
•105%
Corp
118% Jan
22% Jan
39%
107 %
General Cable Corp com
4% 1st preferred
4
26
403%
♦105%
106
10
1
General
Jan
x39%
100
Container
General
60% Jan
40%
57%
American
General
16
94% Feb
7,400
40%
5
9 5/a
*35%
22
8
40
9%
*35'%
55% Feb
Mar
2,400
x9%
37
17% Apr
12% Dec 28
10
58%
9%
734
8
101
2.400
95/a
57%
*9%
37%
0
8
58
57%
9%
75/8
13% Jan
25
573/4
56%
9%
363A
46% Jan
Jan
58%
1043%
73A
J~un_23
48 %
x58
61
36%
14% NOV 24
8% Oct
119
Mar29
6,900
104%
63
75%
s
May 17
9% Jan
£6% Feb
£4
Mar
8,500
105%
7%
4%
8
Jan
38%
62
375/8
62
105
35 %
General
15% Nov
373/4
62
75/8
30% May 27
136
Mar 11
11
37%
4,000
106
7%
56% May 27
8
62
105%
'
7%
18
Jan
62
105
1,500
2,100
8
24% Mar 15
131
60%
105
6,100
10'/8
56'%
100%
convertible
91
May 26
61
105%
6,200
,
36 '/a
109'%
36
109
38
56'/2
(The)
Rights
Gar Wood
45% Jan
29
29
Jan
11% Jan
60V4
»105
363/4
109%
353/4
83% Mar 18
31
Dec
6.25
*93/4
36%
1073/4
40
General
4
Dec
37%
$4.50 preferred
64y4 Mar
10% Jan
49
38%
/10
10
36%
108'A
35%
107% Mar
28% Jan
29
37%
10 %
36
40
General
131
39'/«
33
10%
35'%
Gaylord
3
4
♦107%
10%
39%
May
26% Mar 15
4
9
108%
35%
28% Mar
32
10
Jan
15
36%
107%
40
40
17
31
Jan
Jan
9%
X36%
34%
4'^%
10
30% Mar
9%
37 y4
109%
33%
Mar 14
37% Nov
1
9%
1,500
2,900
35%
Mar
9% Mar
139
17% May
65%
40
45
4
122
64%
2
5
27
34
63%
Xl25/8
5
6
Dec
33%
63%
*100
Inc
Corp
5% Jan
89
34
64'A
Garrett
30% Jan
6
2
13'A
34
62%
100
Gardner-Denver Co
2
Jan
Feb
34%
623%
34
11
33%
27
148% Feb
71
13'/a
34
62%
103/4
35 i/4
5%
convertible preferred
Gamewell Co (The)
11
Dec
11
13 %
34%
62%
57
7
48% Mar
39
Dec
65% Nov 24
12%
34%
62
No par
Gamble-Skogmo
3
135% Aug
12%
343/i
34%
12%
34%
34%
;
3
33
107% Aug 27
34%
12%
l
(Robert)
$4.50 preferred
105 % May 27
10% Jan
Co
Co
~6%
Dec
12%
5
preferred
31% Mar
41% Aug 23
12%
11
_5
Francisco
4
13% Mar
5% May 18
40% Dec
46%
pfd ser of '51_—15
cum
12 %
26% Mar 14
4
*45%
34%
5
Food Machinery & Chem
1
7
*33%
common
91 y2 Jan
6
22% Jan
24% Jan
34%
36%
com
]
Stores Inc
$4.20 div
31
Dec
34%
10%
107%
3T*Light Co
issued"
Fair
88% Mar 30
0
13
Jan
25
10
34%
100
Freuhauf Trailer Co
Jan
104 % May 24
6% Jan
x34%
46%
11
No par
G
7% Aug
51%
*45%
7%
83
14
31% Dec
*49
46%
No par
44% May 26
68
-
51%
♦45'%
common.
Jan 18
34% Mar 14
12
4
*49
46%
10%
Y___10
N
Sugar Co
Franklin Stores Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
Froedtert Corp
11% Mar 14
19
18
51%
*45
5
Co
convertible
29
29
Jan
*49
46%
%
preferred
15% Nov
4% Nov
53
1
„
Ins
6%
*49
1
3%%
32% Jan 17
63/8
*70
5,000
46,500
32
6
99% Jan
28%
6-%
♦451%
Rights
3%%
28
12
287 a
6%
50
1
7
Feb
715/s
28'A
6%
50
Corp
7
Jan
71%
28%
6%
11
Florence Stove Co
Power
73%
28%
6%
n
Co__
Co
*70
29
6%
1
series
& Rubber
(The) Carpet
Flintkote Co (The)
$4 preferred
Florida
28%
2
5
Firth
May 26
58% May
97% Jan
102
38% Dec
19
5
4 y2 %
preferred
First National Stores
13
7
Doe
3
10
53% Apr
112% Apr
4
•2
24
50
1
101
Jan
4
9
Mar
Jan
Corp
Firestone Tire
13
23% Jan
69% Jan
153/8
1,000
1
15 %
16%
1
25
10
11
25%
16%
15%
Fire
Jan
99
21
Mar 22
10
45% Jan
15%
16
15%
1953
46% Jan
9
6% Jan
19
64% May
May
A May 17
12
24%
15%
16
15%
Tarrant Mfg
Ferro Corp
Fidelity Phoenix
38% Jan
23
25
15
16%
151/4
Filtrol
55% Jan
37% Jan
&
15
22
48% Sep
101% Nov
24%
15'A
1
16%
Federal Paper Board Co Inc
Federated Dept Stores common
Felt
24
67% Nov
7
25
14%
16%
15%
Electric
Jan
4
9
Pacific
Apr
38% Jan
Aug
Federal
40
23
93% Jan
pfd
119
53
22
58% Jan
cum
conv
5
21
25% Jan
26
conv
5%%
18
105
23
8
38% Apr
243A
15
16%
Federal-Mogul Corp
Jan
103
10
54
104% Sep
49% Feb
6
24
25
14%
Corp common
pfd ser A___
35% Jan
110% Dec 29
41% Dec
25
9% May 13
5%
3
Apr
24%
15%
16 Va
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
4
50
45
25%
14%
16'%
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
5%
25
20
Family
5% Mar 14
8
No par
Airplane Corp_l
Co
Brewing Corp
10% May 16
Aug 16
38% Jan
Falstaff
15
34
Sugar
10
9%
152
423'a
98%
10%
35
*423/4
97
10%
*35
145
43%
97
1,200
28,300
4,800
20,600
200
2,200
10
10%
10,500
35%
720
28
3,200
28%
28
28%
25
*77'%
79
79
79
78'%
78%
78%
79
79
__No par
39%
22'%
40
39%
40
39%
40'A
40
40%
40%
403/4
17,300
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/4
223/s
22%
22%
22'%
5,300
150%
152%
152%
No par
No par
28
x78%
152
152
74
*72
28
*142
18%
2,100
153
27%
152
153
500
240
10Q
*150
100
*72
—1
32
32%
32 %
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32
32%
8,100
Tap & Die Corp__No par
28
28%
27%
28
28
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
900
& Western RR
L)
Co
Inc—
74
*72
74
152
*72
74
*72%
74
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
(2482)
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
11% May 21
14 V« Mar
87
13% Jan
4
98% Apr
45% Feb
Mar 30
94
20
Sep
16% Mar
6
90% Jan
7
22% Jan
11
30% Aug 11
4% Jan
4
5% Dec 22
5% Jan
6
26% Mar 29
39% Dec 29
35% Jan
6
68% Jan
4
91
Jan
6
45% Jan
4
67% Dec 29
32% May 17
9
Dec
90
2
4%%
27
2
Monday
Par
preferred
Grumman
$5
15'A
157a
98
98%
35%
34'A
35%
34%
357»
35'A
6%
6%
G%
6%
*6%
674
b\
6%
6%
41%
43
42
42%
*94%
95%
95
95
25
68%
68%
68 Va
68%
Utilities
41%
9574
69-
68%
:
42
4274
96
9474
9474
70
69%
70
11,400
34
4,400
31
Jan
103
Feb
1
104
Apr
15
$4.20
dividend
*102%
104
104
*102|4
104
*10274
4
109
Apr
4
$4.40
dividend
preferred
preferred
100
105% Feb
100
*108
109
-108
109
*108
109
10874
106% Feb
3
$4.44
dividend
preferred
100
•i'Ob
107'%
'106'/a
107'/a
*106
107'A
43
44%
•43%
Jan
15
25
105% Mar 22
43
7,100
300
Co—
34% July 30
105
2,300
7
6J %
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
106% Mar 26
6
13,200
36'/a
96
42'A
42-'a
*94 ',2
340
99
9874
X34%
-No par
com.
18,200
1574
*98
*98
35%
29
36% May
15%
98%
100% May 26
103
May 5
26% Jan
1574
99
*98
Shares
May 27
35%
*98
——No par
Corp
Gulf States
May 25
1578
the Week
Friday
May 26
15%
157a
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
i__l
preferred
Oil
Wednesday
May 24
15%
SALE
HIGH
AND
1
Sugar
Goilf Mobile & Ohio RE
Gulf
Tuesday
May «
15%
—100
Aircraft Corp..____
Guantanamo
96% May
5
72% Mar 28
18
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The) common.—3
8% Apr
4
44% Feb 23
61% Mar 14
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
RECORD
LOW
Common
No par
33
33%
33
33%
10274
33%
3374
32 7
3
3374
3374
104
10J
109
107%
*106
-103
10874
'106
104
40
106%
If
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
11
46% Apr
21
Hackensack
Water
29% Feb
2
62% Nov 24
51% Mar 14
62% Apr
27
Halliburton
Oil
17% Jan
13
20% Apr
19% Jan
6
24
12% Mar
2
21
30
Jan
Hall
May 27
Dec 29
20
Jan
3
25% Fab
4
63% Jan
5
86% Dec 31
86
Jan
5
100% Feb
4
12% Jan
4
25% Nov 24
21% Jan
6
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106% Oct
131
142
Jan
15
21% Oct
28
22% Apr
23
5% Jan
32
19
25
104% May 10
40% Dec 22
Nov
Jan
38
6
May
31% Jan
34% Apr 21
5% Mar 25
6
40
Nov
18
35
17
Dec
23
15% Jan
6
8% Dec 31
23% Dec 31
7% Jan
6
18% Jan
4
30
Mar
4
31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan
35
26
Feb
5
13% Mar 12
68
28% Dec
89
May 25
22
31
Jan
6
26% Mar 14
May 21
84% Jan
24
41% Nov 17
101% Oct 11
39 % Jan
3
98% Mar 29
23% Nov 11
37% Nov 18
142
6%
9
3
8% Jan
Hat Corp of America
,
4 % %
18% Mar 25
May
104 Va Feb
6
38
20% Oct 14
18
Mar 14
Helrne
Apr 28
22% Mar
7%
2
Jan
6
101
27
121% Feb
96
Jan
17
2
123
Jan
26
126
Mar 14
46
38% Jun
52
18
May 26
14% Jan
Dec
50
Dec 23
54% Feb 16
40
51% Jan
13
Jan
5%
4
26
37% Dec
26% Jan
11
14% Jan
11
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
15% May 12
36% May 18
18 % Jan"
3
71
68
Jan
4
78
Apr
81% Jan
5
92
18% Mar
9
35
3
Jan
3
31% Mar 18
5
74% May
Sep 29
89% Jan
3
93
1
43% Nov 12
34% Jan
6
11% Aug 25
12% Jab
10
18% Aug
5
8% Dec 30
27% Dec
6
14% Apr
11
16% Jan
3
5% May 12
7
25% Jan
30% Dec 21
10% Jan
5
Jan
14
4
Jan
19
25% Jan
29% Feb
33% Jan
52
56% Jan
85
Dec
95% Jan
.
12
74% Mar 14
28% Jan
101
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
Jan
7
29% Dec
9
84% Jan
6
94 % Jan
4
101
39 % May 12
Feb
17
28% Jan
11
31
39
12
106
Apr
38% Oct 27
,
15% Mar
38
Mar 14
28
91% Jan
Nov 24
105% Nov 16
41% Dec 31
112% Dec 23
4
100
28
102% Mar
30% Jan
98
Mar 10
8
40% Jan 27
8
98
Feb
7
19% Dec
31
18
Jan
6
20% Dec
10
15% Mar 14
22
4% Jan
5
4% Nov 22
38% Jan
13% Jan
4
14
2% Nov 10
18% Dec
10% July 27
53 % Jan
25% Nov
8
3% Feb
11
7%
77a
7%
3,200
22%
2274
4,400
30 Ve
30%
4,300
9Va Feb
22%
23 V8
29%
287k
29
87 Va
89
87'A
87 Va
*87 Va
49
49
48 Va
4874
48%
*99'/a
"
2274
22%
23
297 a
29%
23
29%
30 Va
10
89
*87%
49 'A
89
*87'A
48:U
49
48%
4874
*99 'A
89
101
2,600
80
100%
100%
24 'A
24%
*24%
24%
24%
2474
800
37%
*37 %
38%
*37%
38 'A
*37'A
38'A
40
*99'A
*18%
_No par
117
*124%
*5174
50
117%
44 %
*44 %
53
*51%
*52
53
124%
*124
18%
187a
.
1874
600
122'A
2,400
1874
122
121
119
122
126
119%
117%
124%
44'A
126
101
19
19
18%
19
118%
45
45
par
101
123%
123%
*12374
45
44'/a
44'A
44%
44%
53
53
53
53
53
50
125
1,000
200
6,700
44
42%
43
42%
44
44%
46
35%
35'A
35'A
357k
3574
3574
1,300
16%
16%
167a
167a
16%
16'/a
16%
15,300
74
74
*73'A
75
*73 Va
75
*73 %
75
*73 %
93
93
*92%
93
*92
93
91 Va
92
91%
91%
40
45%
45 Va
45%
46'A
46 Vb
4674
3,000
Hotels
;
(A)
117a
1174
11%
1174
*1174
1171
600
2 7'/a
277a
27
27'A
27%
27 Va
-.27%
277 a
5,700
15%
15 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
157 k
15%
1574
5,700
1,900
5
574
*20%
5%
6 'A
6%
6'A
21 Va
21 Vb
21 %
21%
217a
21%
30%
21
*30
6 %
21
574
21 Vb
30'/a
30
__30
*11%
30'A
30 %
30'A
30%
*30'A
30%
600
42 %
X4074
41
40%
4074
5,500
78%
*78'A
79 %
79
7974
1,100
5%
6
6
12.50
4074
42
40%
41%
41%
__No par
77%
77 Va
77'A
77'A
78%
__5
35'A
No par
Co
*103%
13%
common
3
common
100
100
Power—No par
(Del)
14'/a
28%
29%
*97
98
102'/a 103
*103% 104
42'/a
42%
100
preferred
Lighting &
36%
105
37
37
50
common—No par
113
113
25
:__1
Manhattan
*19%
19%
__1
Corp
Co
noncumulative
5%
*11 Va
15 Vb
10
preferred
preferred
preferred
&
11'/a
28'A
5
common
Electrochem
Stores
11%
27%
45
5
Mining
Sound
45%
*4474
50c
:
& Sons
convertible
45
260
75
1
Corp
(Charles E)
Hudson Bay
Hunt Foods
20%
2%
10
21%
2%
10
59%
5°%
100
preferred-. 100
Min & Sm Ltd—No par
35 Va
*103%
14%
36%
28%
*97
*103%
103%
42Va
112%
19%
20%
2/a
*10
59%
-
18
31V* May 10
66% Apr 26
1,100
35 'A
35%
3574
35%
36 %
103'A
103%
101%
102%
xlOl'A
101 'A
110
14%
14'%
14%
1474
14%
14%
14%
11,200
37%
37 %
38
38
377-b
3774
900
36%
105
29%
98 >"
104
103%
42%
112%
29%
29 Va
*37
29%
36
29%
29%
*96%
7,300
30
6,200
98
50
98
98
97
98
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
*103
104
42%
42%
119
113
42%
119
30
10
43 %
43'/a
43%
3,600
121%
119%
12074
8,700
19'%
*19%
23
19%
20
*19%
1974
1,400
21%
x20%
21 Va
2074
20%
20%
2074
15,400
2%
*2%
2%
*2 7 a
2%
274
274
2,500
10 V*
*10'/a
10%
*10
500
10'%
10%
10
60
60
61
61%
6174
62
62%
5,200
28%
28 %
28
28%
2774
2774
1,900
6.66%
26%
27%
27%
23%
1
7
22%
7%
22%
7 /a
22%
7%
67a
7%
6%
5
22%
22'/a
22%
*22 %
10
29%
29%
29%
29%
2974
29%
No par
62%
62%
51%
*50
*52'/2
*53%
;*53%
f52%
63%
51%
50%
53%
54%
54
53
63 %
64 %
65
64'%
51 %
51%
51 %
5174
51%
50%
*52%
*53%
*53Va
*52Va
63%
52
50%
53%
54 Va
54
53
*50
50%
50
50
*49'A
50
*52%
53%
53 %
*5.2%
53%
5
14
14%
14Va
14%
Indianapolis Power & Light—No par
17
24% Apr
77a
23'A
36
IHudson
'28% May 24
Jan
7%
23 Va
29
*
24%
Houston Oil Co of Texas
27
19% Jan
3
77a
16 'A
Howe
10
29% May 17
15
77k
43%
Howard
,62% May 27
22% Jan
3
21% Oct
3% Feb
12 V3 Aor
7% Jan
55% Dec 21
27
7%
35%
4.40%
23% Apr 21
2% Jan
7%
17%
Houston
121% May 26
21 % Feb 28
4
Nov
1,100
7%
4474
4%
14
6
1
1674
10074
3%%
23
15% Jan
11% Jan
150
35%
167k
37%
Inc
Household Finance
64% Jan
6%
35
*35
10074
$2.25 convertible preferred
V
5
6
Feb
47
1,400
6%
16'4
100
Houdaille-Hershey
105% Feb
6%
67 k
36
35%
35
*24 Vb
$4.25 preferred
26
104% Jan
600
36%
Hooker
1
May
32%
3774
Honolulu Oil Corp
r
Mar 10
30
32'A
16'A
Homestake
,
Apr 28
3478 Jan
28%
32%
36%
5%
19
6%
287k
44
Hollander
Jan:
13% May 13
99% Nov 18
105
Jan
10
7,200
2 8'/a
24 %
common
Holly Sugar Corp
87% Feb
33
6'A
140
*32'/a
2874
33
20
1,400
43%
42 Va
*136
24 %
(The)
Hires Co
32% Mar
48
5
Dec 31
31% Dec 3i
103
Mar 31
12% Nov 23
33
Oct
9
6%
*136
138
4274
140
*37%
Hoffman Electronics Corp
Holland Furnace Co
8% Mar
19*% Feb
327k
*42'A
5
Co
Hilton
5
31% Jan
28
*105
105
105
421/2
lb %
Heyden
May 23
12
10% Mar 14
138
.
1
Hertz
3
Jan
'
■
106
10
preferred
Hewitt-Robins
47% Apr 27
May 13
6%
2,800
Chemical Corp common
1
3%% preferred series A
—100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
May 27
Jan
8
25
27
46
32'/«
110
3074
16%
100
Hershey Chocolate common_.No
4%% preferred series A__
54% Mar 18
67 k
'91%
3074
*16%
No par
Powder
327k
42'A
29
2274
*91
30%
preferred--.25
common
noncumulative
Hercules
May 19
28%
29
%
142
*138
142
42
*22
91
30%
106
*104
106
4 2'A
22%
91
167 k
_.25
common
Hercules Motors
122% May 27
126% Oct 26
42'A
2274
31%
*31
16
100
preferred
(G W)
*104
106
400
22%
90
*22
90
31'/»
16 'A
„15
preferred—
3.65%
24% May 27
3
90
31
16
5
Hecht Co common
7
22% Jan
22'A
X90
31%
36
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
36% Jan
*21%
92
36
2
Corp_
(H J) Co
22%
36
Mfg
Heinz
5,000
67k
Hayes
49% May 25
5,000
24
327k
1
3%%
6074
23 Va
a
36
Industries Inc
2
60%
23 'A
28'A
l
Hayes
30% Mar 24
61
23
44%
50
preferred
7
24% Mar
60%
23
138
10
1
8% Mar
bJ
427k
2.50
common
•'-»
22 'A
104
.100
;
59
22%
31
15
preferred
59%
22'A
227a
No par
common
Hart Schaffner & Marx
20
89
Co $4.25 pfd.
58%
22 Vb
*90 Va
2.50
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
14
Jan
39
(M A)
100
45
'4374
45
44 %
CO
217 k
100
Co_.
-43%
44 %
59
*43%
5
__5
preferred
Paper
Harbison-Walk Refrac
26% Mar 14
Mar 11
convertible
8
30
17
21% Jun
4%
Hammermill
1
44% Mar
33% Nov 29
32% Dec 28
8% Nov 30
Jan
85
107% Feb
25
Cementing
Printing Co—
Hanna
135
Mar 14
F)
Hamilton Watch Co com.—No par
May 10
23
11% Feb
4% July 12
33
(W
Well
*25
2514
Inc
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
674
67 a
14,900
22 %
22%
22%
1,500
30
2974
2974
2,800
647
a
b,600
51%
3,000
7
I
43% Jun
40
Jan
9
12
48% May 21
50
May 25
52% Jun
61% Jan
15
61% Dec
27
4
8% Jan 11
22% Oct 20
2% Jun 30
39
Jan
21
47% Nov
4
159
July 29
63% Dec
29
3
4.70%
cumulative preferred
13
55
Mar 11
4.42%
cumulative
preferred
Jan
17
53
Feb
4.20%
cumulative
preferred—50
15% Nov 23
13% Apr
12
14% Mar
25
24 % Mar 15
Oct
5
Dec
Dec
30
7% Nov 23
52
Nov
57% Dec
170
Jan
5% Jan
17
6
50% Jan
20
162
76% Dec 31
39% Dec 29
22% Dec 28
Jan
4
66% Mar 14
35 % Jan
6
21% Jan 26
Nov 23
Oct 25
37% Jan
7
96% Jan
19
21% Dec 29
19% Jan
18
375
Nov
16
349
Dec
Jan
6
35% Jan
38% Dec 30
38
31
167% Mar
4
Jan
26% Apr 11
7% Apr
5
58% May 23
Feb
76% Jan
101% Jan
4% May 27
47% Feb
103
25 V*
450
4%%
Oct
57% Jan
6
1
135% Mar 31
12% May 16
79% Dec
79
Nov
Jan
12
Mar 14
9% Mar 13
16
44% Nov
103
17
38
82
4
69
Mar 14
73
Jan
6
42% Jan
6
Jan
105% May
108
Jan
Dec
1
60
Jan
5
21
35
Jan
28
6
23% Jan
6
29% Apr
31
May
38% Dec
2
34
38% Dec
6
25
34% Dec
22
32% Jan
6
39% Feb
Aug 17
Dec 2g
123/4 Jan
3
Jan
14
39
14
May 12
112
Aug 13
4% Feb
19
29% Aug
5
23% Dec
7
123
Nov 19
8% Dec
9
3
3
28% Mar
28
6% Mar 14
6
30 V* Nov 23
21
2774 Jan
37% Nov 24
32
86% Jan
8
35% Apr 22
99
Jun
16
61% Mar 31
69% May 7
19% Jan
65% Jan
31% Jun
4
4
9
55
103
Nov
7
May
911/2 Jan
23
Apr 14
24
34% Feb
24
45
6
101% Jan
3
24% May 27
127% May 23
Jan
May 23
31
5574 May 19
104
May 10
12
82
May 18
97
30
65
Mar 15
78% May 20
_For footnotes
see
page
98
Mar 10
32,
No par
preferred
100
International
;
Salt
International
Shoe
International
i
Silver
7%
40
105
Feb
11
Apr 26
Apr 22
50% May 9
15
7.50
Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
preferred
International
__No par
conv
preferred
56%
58%
55%
56%
*164
168
70Vb
70%
47%
47%
*23%
24%
44
44%
102% 102%
23
23%
411
414
37
37%
172% 172%
*33%
34'%
35 Va
3574
92
92
4%
63%
474
6374
140
1374
140
1374
9774
9874
*10374 104'%
13
13%
88
89 '.4
105
105 '/a
4374
44%
:_25
6674
68
37%
38
25
Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate
i
6 %
25
common.
1
Telep & Teleg__No par
Utilities Corp.:
5
International
$1.40 cum
No par
.
1
Power Co
3.50
267/4
39 74
*31
35'%
1474
27%
3974
3974
35'%
14%
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Iowa Power & Light Co
10
49
35
2774
5 0 74
35
Island Creek
23
23'%
Intertype Corp
$6
—No par
Coal common
50c
preferred
1
Jacobs (F I) Co__
39
41% Mar 15
5%
Jaeger Machine Co__
96
32% Mar 14
common
13
78
37% Dec 31
100% Dec 31
48% Dec 23
com..No par
100
Paper
26
5
4
Canada
9% Jan
91% Nov
Nov
of
34% Jan
19
Mar 14
Nickel
1
$4 preferred
Int'l
21
May 16
30% Jan
26% Jan
Jan
Oct
8
14% May 25
51% May 2
35% May 2
Jan
100
Preferred
12
40% May 24
20% Mar 23
preferred
Mining Corp
International
23% Apr
1
41% May 27
121
_No par
3
Mar 15
20% Jan
96
72% Apr
38
__No par
common
International Packers Limited
34% Mar 15
34% July 21
24% Jan
Int'l
May 25
36% Oct
Machines
preferred
3
106
26% Dec
10% Jan
28% July
29% Jan
4%
May 24
70
Harvester
International
13% May 24
37% Jan
4
31% Jan 29
11%Jan
4
5
100
..No par
103
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A..25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
_5
19
91
48% Mar
1
Iron
Business
7%
68 Va May 27
140% Jan 11
17
20
Inc
preferred
Int'l
92 Va May 26
4% Avt
Ctfs
Int'l
7
May 25
Mar
17% Dec 31
88% Dec 31
106% May 19
12% Dec 31
100
No par
Interchemical Corp common
Interlake
39% Mar
174 Va
16
Mar 29
Apr 18
Apr 18
tt4
8
No par
Co
Insuranshares
3
3% Mar 16
1^
;
Inspiration Cons Copper
May 17
41% Jan
7
Steel
6%.
A
;
55% Mar 28
May 17
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
11
Inland
50
S
Mex
24
34
5
De
Industrial Rayon
4
23
Flectrica
50
.50
Co__
Ingersoll-Rand common
6% preferred
3
37% Jan-
Feb
preferred.:
Terminal RR
4 Industria
16
May 12
140
Jan
<
56% May 20
166
33
94
9% Jan
Illinois
7
8
4% Nov
59% Dec
130% Jan
19
15
42% Dec 29
1% Jan
Jan
24
48% Jap
8
26
176% Oct 25
34% Jan
65
cumulative
50
Jan
40
77
15
4.26%
preferred
Apr
102
28% Jan
51
common__.No par
cumulative
54
6
4
1
Mar
Co
Power
4.08r/<>
51
4
Jan
52
.Illinois
5
53
25% Jan
89% Jan
Jan
51 % May
10
5
27% Jan
53% May 13
8
10
55
11
25
5
49% Mar
new
Central RR Co
53
15% Jan
159
47% Jan
Illinois
54% Dec
21% Jan
May 11
6
Co
Power
52% Apr
54 Va Jan
4
871
58% Jan
53% Nov 10
40% Jan
14% Apr 28
31
50% Dec 23
52% Dec 20
Idaho
3%%
preferred
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson—
Jones & Laughlin Steel com__
5% preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co___
*53%
54
*53 %
54
53
*52 %
53
*52%
53
14
14'/a
14
14
14
j 4%
1
2474
25
25%
25%
25
25 Vb
3,800
674
600
5o'/2
6,jj0
56
3,800
6%
56 VB
55 7
a
6'%
5674
56%
168
*164
*6%
5u '.-a
56
*164
71
6
%
5b
"a
5674
168
71%
6%
5b
55%
168
*163
72
;
70%
7174
48%
49%
49%
50%
t;n.%
♦2374
24%
*2374
24%
*2374
43%
*102'%
43%
103
43
102%
44%
1027a
1^/4
*102
22%
22 7 4
22%
23
23
417%
420%
421%
423
420
*33%
34%
*92%
377a
3774
174%
37%
173
173%
4,600
300
13,200
95
92
92%
*90
*4
4'%
*4
65
66%
130
300
94
Vb
900
66%
68'%
19,300
138%
138%
4
410
13%
13 %
13%
13%
13 Vb
13 %
7,600
98
98%
99%
100'/a
101%
10,500
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13 %
13%
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104
103'%
103%
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90
104
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67
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2674
40
40
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35
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23
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8Va
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91
105
44
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38
27%
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40%
35%
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50
35
27%
23
127
9'A
32
104
13%
13%
90
90
*89
90
104
106
*104
107
105
105
1,300
44
2,600
44%
4474
67
67
*3674
38
43%
44%
67
68%
*36%
38
4374
67'%
*3674
68
38
630
2,400
300
27
2774
27%
28%
2774
28 Vb
60,000
41
41
41
4174
41%
4174
4,200
*40'%
41
*40%
41%
*41
42
200
35%
35%
36
36
36%
700
1474
1474
14%
14 "2
14 %
1474
2,800
49
59
50
4,800
49%
49%
35
35
35
35 %
35
3574
4,100
27%
27%
2774
27%
27%
27%
3 400
243/4
7,500
23%
2374
127
*125
8%
317a
X49 %
23%
122
2374
125
8%
8%
32
32%
32'A
33%
9 Va
2374
122
874
32
*33%
122
240
9
53,800
32 Va
33%
33'A
3374
x33
33%
33%
96
96
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97
*95
97
96
96
96
96
55
54
54
53%
54
54'A
54 Va
531/2
300
13%
90
1374
13%
6.200
13%
90
33%
55
25,300
97%
87k
54%
6,000
35%
35
139
420
38%
34 7 4
13874
200
23%
33%
.73%
133%
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44
103
17474
35 'a
13.; %
13,300
3774
33%
64%
8,100
51.'%
24
*32'%
33 74
64%
72 Vb
17474
34
4
4
37%
174
'"nr)
13%
32'A
common— —^.1
54%
54
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>97%
7%
1
*53%
*53%
*53%
139%
32'/a
pfd —100
90
54%
54 %
*53%
96'%
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Inc
12774
*52%
139
13%
No par
...
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jewel Tea Co
127%
28
'25
25
6%
6%
x56
56%
55%
5574
*164
168
69%
70%
47%
48%
*23%
24%
43%
43%
*102'% 103
22%
23
414
417
37%
37%
173
173
.*33%
34
34%
35%
*92'%
95
4
4
63%
6374
2974
xG4
33%
103'/a
104
1,400
1,800
40
3,600
40
*104
105'A
*104
*104
105 Va
No par
8374
84%
82
83%
x82
83
83
83%
83
83%
-12'A
7774
78%
77
78
78%
78%
78%
78'/a
78
78 %
2,500
10
37'/a
37%
37'/a
37%
377k
37'2
37%
38 Va
37%
38%
21,700
104%
10474
1047k
1047k
104%
104%
104%
10474
104%
105
830
100
1
48%
48%
x47'A
477k
47%
47 Va
4774
4774
4774
48
2,500
100
104
104
105 Va
%
6,100
Number 5433
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
. . .
STOCK
NEW YORK
EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
STOCKS
Range fur Previous
Year 1954
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
(2483)
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday
May 23
Par
AND
Tuesday
HIGH
SALE
May 24
Sales for
PRICES
lii«5 Week
Thursday
Friday
May 26
Wednesday
May 27
May 25
Shares
K
607a Dec 31
26Ya Jan
11
7. Jan
4
Jan
56
95 7b May
6
2 7.
Sep
8572 Dec
79j/b Jan
6
18
27b Jan
6
372 Jan
9
32 Ya Jan
31
41
4
40% Jan
3
947. Jan
24
100
997a Nov
5
Jan
12
104% Apr
15
,
100
6
4%
9
4.50%
Apr
22
4.20%
24
84% Apr
21
MarlO
4874 Jan
4
247z Mar
3
lu5
102
106
Oct
29
7574 Dec
29
7072 Jan
Dec
13
43
105% May 17
102% Mar 15
105
14
357a Jan
5
187a Jan
21
12 7a Apr
23
16
50
4%
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
17 7. Mar 24
22 74 Apr
28
Kayser
8
277b Mar 14
32 7a Feb
14
Kelsey
Dec
31
9874 Jan
1137b Apr
1
54% Dec
4
23
4778 Jan
597b Apr
15
107
6
437b
*9872
*10374
105
*103
10374
103
*103
105
*103
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*1053/4
1063/4
*1053/4
1063/4
*10374
104
*10374
104
*10374
104
10374
10374
*103
104
77
7872
*46
4772
(Julius) & Co
Wheel
2972 Jan
3672 Jan
4174 May 18
5274 May 6
2474 Jan
13
34
Oct
14
297a Feb
337b Apr
Mar 19
3474 Jan
9372 Mar 29
29% Jan
4
447a Dec
9
3 8 7. Jan
827a Jan
5
9872 Dec
14
9274 Mar 18
100
287a Sep
9
34 V4 Jan
23
29 72 Mar 16
32
Jan
5074 Feb
527. Dec
31
5072 May '26
42
24
5274 Aug
«
39 7a May 27
5
Feb
13% Dec
29
3% May 27
5% Feb
18
147i Jun
9
17 7e Dec
8
477» Jan
4
58% Dec
9
9% Jan
22
Jan
85
3074 Dec
Aug 10
7
4072
4072
5
47%
48%
31
31
437a:
*4272
1
18 %
18%
18%
30
30
30 74
30%
4,600
109%
14,300
53%
6,800
18%
30
307a
107
107
105%
1097a
X107 7a
108%
52%
5374
52%
53%
52%
40%
40%
*40 72
417.
40'%
407a
*4072
47
47%
47 7b
4772
40 %
4774
4574
31
317a
32
32 %
32 7i
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90
53%
44 74
45
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*90'%
44
10
4774
99
lo
29%
30
90
46%
477/b
98%
*44
897a
89 72
—100
467/a
4
607. Nov
30
537b Jan
6
15
47%
48
99 7b
99%
10O
29%
29%
29%
39 72
4
13 7b
1374
1374
1374
1374
1374
137B
133/a
13%
Consolidada 6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
*4 74
47a
*474
43/b
•474
47a
*474
43/8
*4 74
4%
16%
16%
16 3/4
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
57
57
57
217a
21
217a
Co„_
Gas
47a%
Lee
& Co—a—a
(The)
Bryant
Lees
1
common
preferred
Rubber
50
Tire
&
(James)
*55
217a
20%
Co common_3
Sons
&
57
*55
5
new..
20%
33
32%
32%
33
98%
32%
100
20%
21
3,000
34
33 74
33 74
♦97
■
97
97
98%
300
12%
12%
127a
12%
12%
15,000
Lehigh Portland Cement—
—25
Lehigh Valley RR—
No par
637a
64%
65
6574
66
67%
67 7B
68
C7
67%
6,900
227a
23%
223/s
2374
233/4
23%
23%
23
23%
10,000
31
1878 Jan
6
172 Dec
9
17a Jan
3
272 Apr
6
Lehigh
8
1174 Jan
3
1574 Apr
7
$3
Mar 30
47a Dec
8
3 % Jan
3
5 74 Apr
11
4074 Mar 14
4772 Jan
4
157z Jan
4
23
10'
177b Apr
16 7a Jan
4
207b Aug
17
197/b Jan
3
8
76 % Nov
19
647. Jan
18
87a Jan
4
137b Dec
17
1374 Jan
3
100
£.;
6' 3'.
M
22
30
98%
*96
*96
''
2
21
4
18% Jan
5
497B Nov
22
51% May 19
Liggett &
15772 Jan
59
16
Savers
7%
18
Link
Belt
7
6
217b Jan
14
Lionel
517a Apr
20
257b Jan
19
Oct
7
25
3272 Apr
15
29
177a
177B
1774
17
17%
17
177B
17%
173/8
4974
49
49%
X49
493/8
48%
49 7B
49
4974
8.0C0
30
31
31%
31%
19,100
Corp
10
10
4
9974 Jun
2172 Mar 15
26
2
103% Mar
8
1077b Apr
3
10072 May 23
1037. Jan
6
30
105
Nov
Oct
26 74 May
1
Jun
5
11
887a Dec
20
7772 Jan
Dec
20
27% Dec
28
22 7b Mar 14
967a Jan
22
6
77c
preferred
104
Nov
497s Dec
387a Mar 25
100
9
Jan
38 7b May
8
31
4
10172 Mar
Apr
407a July
122
1574 Nov 29
22
M
July
23
136 7. Dec
6
23
127a May 10
48 74 Jan
53% Jan
29
19
Mac Andrews
197b Jan
Aug 19
29
26 7b Mar 14
31
88 72 Mar 15
9272 Jan
11
3
127a Feb
25
77/b Jan
6
12 74 Feb
97a Dec
31
878 Jan
4
64
Dec
23
5674 Jan
6
16 7a Jan
4
24
7. Oct
22
23
Jan
18
Nov
17
543 72 Jan
4
499
July
546
7
6
4
374 Jan
7
67B Dec
31
6
Dec
6
28
31
Feb
May 26
650
10 72
25
55
May 23
42
Apr
29
7174 Dec
6
24 7a Jan
12
347b Dec 22
6672 Jan
Jan
11
99
3
44
Feb
18
Jan
4
25 72 Dec
23
23 74 Mar 15
2672 Feb
Jan
4
3774 Dec
20
3374 Mar 14
38
May 20
9174 Jun
3
99
Dec
21
94
?
99
Jan
10
927a Jan
5
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
99
Jan
12
Jan
7
89
Apr
1
83
85% Jan
10
$3.40
17 7a Jan
20
28 7. Nov
23
34% May 10
Maytag
Feb
16
4
55
Nov
12
52
7
237/b Dec
30
207b May 16
2
Feb
25 74 Dec
30
23
44
407a Jun
17
31
Jan
4
157. July 23
14
75
Jan
4
8872 Jun
74 Dec
Jan
6
7b Mar 14
Feb
4574 Mar
16'/2 Fen
4
8
3
16
337s Jan
4
63% Dec
3
5472 Jan
4
767/b Dec
20
3774 Apr
26
18 72 Jan
4
257/b Dec
19
217/b Dec
1172 Feb
2772 Jan
4
867. Jan
4
20
90
May 23
4972 May 26
24
58
Apr
13
67
Feb
16
82
.
Jan
5774 Jan
67
May
4
75 7b May 27
Mar 14
45% Apr
25
297a Feb
17
McLellan
Jan
3
5274 Jan
6072 Jan
22
647b Dec
31
27 7a Feb
16
327. Dec
21
117. Jan
4
3072 Oct
4
267. Jan
Jan
4
91
Oct
4
82
31
Jan
26
18
21
26
7
3472 Apr
13
Melville
6
46
Jan
25
Mengel
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
18
25
Apr
7
12
22% Dec
31
28
2374 Dec
23
20% Jan
18
30% Apr
Oct
21
88% Mar 30
9572 Apr
10974 Dec
Jan
Jan
22
10274 Jan
18
Oct
25
100% Jan
7
107
29
1127a Apr 22
108
Apr
12
28
11
Jan
497a Dec
7
54 74 Feb
21 7b Jan
287b Jan
4
23
May 27
2678 Feb
287a Jan
41% Nov
24
39
Jan
Jan
103% Oct
27
96
Mar 28
1037a Apr
104
Feb
107
26
92
23
104
Jun
10872 May 19
92
Jan
102
89
Jan
For
6
24
46% Mar
3
18
May 24
2
Nov
29
9372 Mar 29
102
Apr
26
9972 Oct
10474 Aug 18
22 7« Feb
437. Jan
12
9472 Mar
4
101
Apr
18
109
footnotes
May 14
367. Nov
see
10472 Mar 15
327. Jan
23
page
32.
6
10872 May
4674 Apr
9
12
5%
Mercantile
Merck
&
Stores
Co
Inc
Co
Inc..
common
conv
2nd
3%
16%c
No par
preferred
$3.50
$4
1
Corp..
Shoe
Co (The) common
1
convertible 1st preferred_.50
No par
pfd
No par
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—No par
Merritt-Chaoman & Scott
12.50
Mesta Machine Co
..5
2nd
$4.25
preferred—
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
preferred
3.85% preferred
3.80% preferred
4.45% preferred
4.35%
Miami
Copper
series
series
series
series
_—
pfd—100
1
100
100
100
100
5
28%
153/4
16%
16
51
3,900
16
200
51
*503/4
51
♦133 7a
137
*133 7a
137
10
28 3/4
29
28%
29
52,300
33
17,100
92
32%
32
327/8
32
32%
91
*9172
92
91
92
91
92 74
92
11
11'/a
11%
113/8
11%
11%
11%
11%
1134
2,700
10%
10'/4
107.
10'A
10'A
1074
103/B
10 7b
10%
1,400
77'/4
77%
833/4
4,000
7772
3672
35'/2
35'/a
640
73/B
107B
32%
♦610
78
35%
640
640
*34%
*99
22%
24 7.
*92
*1057a
105
5274
x23%
45
98
*106
*98
100
*108
41
82 %
35%
81%
3574
*620
650
77a
73/8
73/s
7%
7%
73/B
93/4
9'/b
93/4
93/4
9%
9%
30
3174
9
*8%
32
32
9'/b
8%
32%
32
32
8%
9
323/e
33
240
3,700
35%
30
650
2,000
7%
6,800
10
323/B
1,100
93/e
3,200
32%
5,900
12,700
323/b
32%
32%
17%
1772
173/4
17%
17*78
18 7b
18
1874
56
*56
5 6 3/4
56
*68
33%
8%
35 74
327b
*5574
2174
73
9"/4
29
80
648
17%
2572
25
*45
15 74
90
50 74
x58%
73/a
79'A
35%
640
32%
2574
37 74
*94 72
*94%
8572
32 74
15%
61 72
103
___
1674
50%
137
33 7a
4274
2572
Apr
Norris Mfg Co
McQuay
1,900
90%
10 7a
1074
7672
36
.—18
__1
72 72 Apr
65
18
95
——
1067, Apr
1574 Feb
98
Co
18
31
18
1774 Jun
95
Robbins Inc
Stores
10
Mead Corp common ————25
47.% preferred (1st series)
100
Cum 2nd pfd 4.30% series
50
1
2174 Jan
88 7b Sep
&
McKesson
Mar 15
101 7/b Jan
5
Porcupine Mines
Apr
31
Publishing
McGraw-Hill
Mclntyre
24
27
—_____1
5
Co
is-ectric
McvaiaW
40
Dec
No par
pfd
No par
$3 preferred
:
No par
McCall Corp
No par
M'cCord Corp common
3
$2.50 preferred
50
McCrory Stores Corp common
50c
372%
convertible preferred—100
15
5772 Dec
Corp
Co common....
30
27
103
Co__—____
cumulative
4372 Nov 24
577. Nov
47
17
Co
Corp
Electric
5672 Mar 31
28
Mfg
.5
Masonite
16
2474 Mar
Mar 14
44
*12
Martin-Parry
21
5,900
1013/4
39%
33
1774
3
32% Feb
24%
39%
32 7a
29
22
Jan
28'A
273/b
17 7a
207b Jan
24%
*100%
39%
27%
283/4
6
24%
.
277a
30
257a Jan
187a July
27%
1772
16 72 Mar 28
23
15
50'/a
•133%
297a
29
47
51
137
17%
197b Dec
4
15%
16%
16
*50'/a
*133'/a
28%
287b Dec
18
13372
51
13372
96
8
Jan
1672
16 74
*50%
35%
1
25% Jan
5
_10
27%
1674 Jan
83
39 7a
1013/4
2|3/8
*100%
3974
9572
13 7. Feb
8,400
24%
357b
1
230
3,800
101%
-1
common
preferred-
L)
Glenn
Martin
140
1487a
84%
387b
6.25
Cement
4
130
13,000
4774
247a
_100
16
22
*146
147
237a
83%
•100%
Field & Co com.—No par
Sep
337a Oct
23'A
4774
24%
.
preferred
474%
97
23%
!
8474
39%
55%
4
104
4774
101%
82
4
1017a
*10374
83%
24%
.
f.
Corp
conv
106
*100
46
7
39%
40
55%
Jan
72
83%
———.No par
No par
Master
Co—
________1
May Dept Stores common
5
$3.75 preferred
a——No par
S3.75 cum pfd 1247 series..No par
Apr 25
May
46
82%
81
Marshall
7
92
46
83%
55
cum
7
36% Apr
317/b Jan
4674
82%
8172
4r,'r
Marquette
*105 74
1467a
►100%
Exploration
Midland
2
26
46
23%
9,300
104
23.74
147
8172
2
167a Jan
82
145
10
Mpnne
May
145%
50
Marathon
18
88
11
145%
97a
25
% Mar
7
23
297a
2074 Feb
6
Jan
2374
*8%
32
17 72
55
5872 Feb
Jan
16
145
22%
7a
1001/2
*103 74
40%
—No par
10
.1
50
1
Corp
28
23%
3,500
22
106
10072
104
247a
_______
——
Oil
9
104
101
101%
5
Shirt
Maracaibo
29
*10574
2972
Bros
Manhattan
17
1774 Dec
106
101
'103 74
104
1
Mandel
11
30% Dec
'10574
101%
104
5
May 18
117a Feb
4
106
'101
24%
100
Co
Sugar
347, Jan
11
'10572
101%
___No par
4
May 16
Jan
106
100
32 %
22
'100%
Inc
8% M .y 13
127a Jan
227B
*610
7%
9%
Manati
87z Apr
common.
Co (The).
Coal RR Co
Mahoning
327a
21%
120
,
Copper
Magnavox
32
22
1
Chef
Magma
14
31%
21%
100
Co Inc com
No par
preferred series A__
100
Square Garden—-No par
7.7c
Magic
16
Mar 23
90
3774 Apr
9
5 7e Mar
107b Dec
34
12
Jan
19
21
4
47a Mar 10
22 3/4 Jan
Dec
6
4
30%
22
23
10
Forbes
&
Vb
*118
31
'10572
—50
preferred
Madison
10,600
31
3174
120
21%
83%
Working Co
Trucks
10,490
62
62
61 7a
30%
*118
30%
*101
Macy (R H)
33 72 May 23
Dec
25 7a Jan
6
Mack
May 26
874 Dec
774 May 27
<
29
6
6%
21
92
817. Mar 16
574 May
Jan
139
Mar 28
133
3
30% Dec
4
207a Jan
Dec
54
2
Wood
6274
31 3/8
62 74
118
22 7B
4672
Lukens Steel Co
& M
49,900
317a
83
,
16 V2 May 23
127. Mar 14
50,100
21%
21%
46
V-
48%
21
317a
100
—
118
119
4774
2174
31%
30%
31
30%
*116
47%
21
32 74
(Ky).Nopar
preferred series A—
74%
31%
120
607a
6074
583/4
59
58
30%
*116
400
45%
21 7B
.
857a
4574/,
20%
145
M
8
447b
20-/4
85
*83
*82 Va
& Sons I.ic—
im)
run
5174 Jan
25
443/8
20%
104
Nashville—
Common
267/b Jan
5
4374
20%
100
10
—
&
8574):'
45
.100
Gas & El .Co
Louisville
32 7b
8574
2074
common.
Louisville
Lo*"*"
22
Co
(P)
31
867a
43 7b
preferred-
E
21
88 74 Mar
5974 Jan
series
Lorillard
May. 25
49 7b Feb
3
45 74 Jan
3
147
Mar 15
141
15
48% Aug 25
11
32 7a
847a
1
preferred-
conv
4.357c
Apr
257b Jan
217b Mar 29
18
15372 Feb
22
407a Jan
104
Mar 11
102
21
Co
29%
827a
—No par
___
!
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No par
Long Island Lighting Co com
10
5% series B preferred
100
4.25%
series D preferred
100
27
104
2174 July
137
24 V2 Aug
1067. Mar
9
Mar 16
Aircraft Corp
Inc
307a
29
*817a
common..
Jan
2,800
173/8
Cement
17
280
483/4
Gas
9874 July
300
10,600
156
156
156
156
66%
6 6 3/8
66%
6674
667a
1553/4
2.50
Star
103
667,
155 7a
2,700
Star
4
67
156
6674
10,000
Lone
Mar
517a
*154
53%
Lone
23
6774
155
5374
2
28 74 Mar 14
517a
,
7B
4,500
523/4
*50%
52
5774
16
21
517a
*50 7a
53
6574 Feb
3474 Dec
517a
*50 7a
3,000
29,000
577a
26 72 Mar 14
*•
20%
523/4
56
4
20
52%
19
227a Jan
20%
No par
(The)——
Corp
4%%
2074
X57 7B
30
4
33% Apr 21
20%
52 74
Nov
May
78
207B
58 7B
Lockheed
120 7b
77%
207a
563/4
Loew's
28
21%
777a
19%
52 74
7
11474 Feb
21 7B
76%
523A
3
1167a Aug 12
21%
777a
5874
217b Jan
4
1874
22
77
Xl87a
•
5274
64 74 Feb
10874 Jan
18
21%
7874
573/8
17 72 Mar 14
May
1874
227a
523/4
407b May 17
32
213/4
18%
59
29
7
3,200
52 74
31
Jan
18
563/4
Dec
29 72 Aug
7,900
21%
155
517b Dec
64
43%
5
11
4
43%
10
_a—
12
4
43%
187a
66
Jan
11
43
X77%
51
Jan
23 7» Jan
43%
7974
5
67
28% Jan
1(0
4%
22 3%
21
26
22
4%
*4
18%
207a
100
800
*4
74
4
43
43%
13%
227B
82
13 74 Jan
43
13
187a
Liquid Carbonic Corp com_—No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
8672 May 24
Apr
4474
5,700
2
*1%
12%
17%
25
:
com
—.
Lion Oil Co
79
287b Nov
*4
7
Corp
Co
43 7b Mar 15
4
10
Lily Tulip Cup Coip new
May 23
55 % Apr
4
*96
7874
5
——No par
Myers Tobacco
167b May 17
23
Corp
preferred
4%
*
V'T-"
2
1%
12%
433/8
Libbey-Owens-Ford. Glass Co
Libby McNeill & Libby
70V4 May .2
48 7» Jan
Mar 12
25
19 7a Dec
307a Jan
Apr
&
2
13
*3%
Products..a.
Lerner Stores
1%
*12%
2
13
(The)
Fink
Lehn
1
Mar
2
13
1%
*12%
No par
pfd
23 7a
1%
*12%
1
No par
common
preferred
2nd
Corp
14
51 7b May
38 74 Apr
Lehman
Co
1
Coal
1st
nonc-um
7
r
149% Mar 23
Apr
5372 Dec
50c
7974 May 23
23
Valley
4
Jan
23
& Navigation
noncum
Life
457a Jan
164
23
1427a Jun
14
29
48
2
July
Dec
6774 Jan
365/a Mar 22
56
22
29
i 2,800
123%
■
6772 May 25
25 78 Apr 26
39% Jan
"56
58
12%
1172 Dec
Dec
,700
58
217B
333/4
1
12%
20 7b Dec
31
3,200
127a
4
Dec
13%
1274
preferred
Lehigh Coal
4
46
15,700
20%
*56
33
39%
'
lo
3.85%
3
25
6
4
51
51
4074
Apr
Jan
5.4f 0
3,300
51%
% Jan
34
210
29%
39%
6% Jan
2
2PO
5,6LO
47%
'
277a Jan
9174
50%
25
13% Jan
800
4472
*9072
40%
27
Mar 14
32%
*44
7i.
4,400
*32
91
47 74
46%
30
29%
50O
41
•99%
.
99 7a
*99
29%
29%
90 l
47
46%
997a
*99
.
1,500
5174
Feb
11
108
*30%
90
No par
common...!
107
4.800
18 7b
18%
40%
Jan
2
30
22%
51
25
347, May
19
29%
19 7b
30
22%
41%
60
9872 May
♦18%
19
30
47
*46 7a
22%
52
Lane
7
47
2,400
78 7a
78
79
22%
40 74
Laclede
t>
7a
*46 7a
22%
51%
La
Jan
"78
47
22%
417a
27
89
7774
♦46 7a
5274
25
31
_■
41
24
2o7s Jan
6
X7774
No par
Co common
Inc
(S H )
5% Jan
12 74 Dec
50
60
52 7a
Kroger Co
177/a Jan
4
77a May
140
99
*97%
No par
Kress
14 7b Jan
54% Apr 26
2072 May 10
98 7a
No par
9
4
Jan
Mar 14
4
16
R)
Co
5572 Feb
7» May 2 J
127b Mar 15
May 10
95
'
103
41%.
22 Va
537b
preferred
Kresge (S S) Co—„
50
48% Aug 18
*97 7a
47%
5474
4%.
4
Jan
(G
Koppers
2
98%
767/b
53 74
$5 prior preferred-
May 27
98 7z
22%
2.50
County
Kinney
4574 Mar 21
84
42
9972
76 74
105%
King-Seeley Corp
1
42
*41
*46
227/»
No par
__
13
29
42 7b
i
Copper
24
Nov
22%
5
l
Hayes
Nov
Apr
700
105
*105%
50
41% Dec
87
300
■1,500
9874
—8.75
31
39
23/8
427a
preferred
11
6
*574
40 7a .4iy2
2 74
2 74
2%
31%
132%
Southern—
18
:
*2 74
32,800
66,200
9574
317b
13174
31%
130
129
—100
20% Jan
797a Jan
274
274
93
9474
29 %
29
124
100
100
33% Oct
31
274
27,
87%
87'A
28%
98 74
j
Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
Kimberly-Clark Corp com
22
85
♦118
No par
Kenneeott
Kern
8374
11772
100
Kansas Power & Light Co
317b Dec
Jan
8174
11772
42
:
preferred
preferred
non-cum
217. Jan
83
117
117
10
Common
22% July 30
257* Dec 27
3
Furnace
preferred
cum
Kansas CLy
38% Jan
&
preferred
May
Mar 13
817a
(conv)—_50
City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
3.80%
1077a May
107
May 26
4
45% Mar
Stove
Kalamazoo
Kansas
99 74 May 16
Mar 23
"o
1037a Aug 10
preferred
cum
7
27a Feb
30
28
5%
l
"when issued".—33 %c
Common
132% May 27
Dec
Apr
92
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp
27
317b May 27
287a May 25
4b
38
9572
95
8572
327a
3578
*9534
273/a
82
82
82
81
813/4
1,000
3572
35'/a
35'/a
3574
35%
35%
35%
4,800
96
953/4
953/4
*953/4
96
96
96
28%
28%
293/a
29 7b
30
30%
317B
17 7a
17
17
55%
X82
*17
297a
•25
25 7a
25 7a
3672
377a
36%
*94%
95 %
*94'/a
*943/4
957a
94%
*85
8 6'A
323/4
*557,
*85
33%
33
553/4
•5574
17%
30%
30%
12,900
35'/4
25
24%
257b
1,300
8,300
37
377b
95%
943/4
94 %
95 7a
95%
80
*94
95
94%
94%
300
86 7a
*85
86 Va
33%
x333/e
333%
56
*5574
55%
37
21%
21
2174
25
25
257b
25%
157a
90
50%
157a
*8972
50
45
15%
1574
*89'/a
90
45%
36%
947a
37 %
*85
33
*55%
5534
k
21
21 7b
213/a
25 74
25%
25
25
45 V2
*45
15'/2
1574
157a
90
89 7a
897a
15%
*89
100
6,500
89%
200
3,600
50
50'A
49V2
50
4974
507a
493/4
59
58 7a
58 %
59
597a
800
73 %
743/8
73%
75 7B
3,800
4274
42 7B
427a
7,500
8,200
59'%
72%
7374
73'/4
7^34
427a
42%
42
42%
2572
253/4
257b
253i
257b
25 72
253/4
25
25%
15%
15%
157a
15 7a
15%
151/2
15'%
157a
15%
613/b
62
63
60
62 34
62 7a
62%
62
104 7a
*103
104%
34
35
68
33'A
347a
617.
*103
*67%
68
333/4
33'A
34'/a
•34'/4
120
*98
105
*98
23
23
23
23
25%
247a
24%
95
*91
*104
107
106
*105
106
52'A
23%
23'/2
106%
105
233/4
45 74
4434
45
98'/a
99
1077a
1007a
100
107
1047a
70
x42
103
*67 7a
34%
33 7.
343/4
*34 74
105
*98
103
*102
70
*68
33%
34%
1
107
*98
lOO'/a
*98%
100
109 7a
*107
109 72
41%
41
41%
30
23 %
2374
2374
24%
24%
24
24%
27,800
Q1
106'/a
105
95
*92
107
*105
106
105
*105
106
105
7a
23%
23%
45
45
♦98
99%
99
*107
109 '/a
*107
100
100
109'/a
423/a
95
*92
•105
23 7a
41%
200
24%
23 74
*98%
3474
101
70
200
2,800
23 7B
52
♦107
70
3374
700
6,600
23'A
527a
*98
34 74
103 7a
2,800
52%
*52'A
33
101
105
45
5274
99
24'/4
• QO
95
106
527.
600
157a
42
70
1,300
457a
73
*59
1,600
33
21
*45
10
867a
58%
58%
900
30%
25
21
4572
200
44,700
307a
25
*45
*17
303/8
2174
45 7a
500
55%
56
*98
*98 7a
*107
42 7b
45
99'
1097a
1,100
23
23%
27,800
4574
1,900
45
*97 7a
♦107
*97 7a
100
*98 7a
42%
70
52%
100
109%
100
52%
*107
42%
99
109 7a
160
10
99 Va
100
70
109 7a
42%
4,800
27
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2484)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. I
Year 1951
/Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
263/4 Jan
4
32% July
9
30% Jan
3
Feb
3
40 Va Oct
6
37% Jan
25
50
126'/a Jan
6
Jan
21
21% Jan
6
21
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
26
15
29% Sep
27
25% Jan
26
13
22% Jan
15'/a Jan
35% Mar
6
16% Dec 29
4
55 Va Jan
133
Dec
6
137
Dec
YORK
STOCK
7
Middle South
23
Apr
Midland
May 10
29 % Apr 19
283/4 Mar
1
193/4 Apr
Utilities
Steel
Prod
Inc
HIGH
SALE prices
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
May 23
May 24
May 25
May 2g
May 27
the Week
Shares
AO
31%
31%
31
31%
31%
323/b
31%
32 Va
315/8
31%
5
45 Va
45 %
44%
44%
45
453a
45 %
453/4
45 Va
45 Va
common
8%
100
143
10
_
Minneap & St Louis Ry
13
Monday, May 30, 1955
Monday
Par
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
.
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
144
30
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
..
143
27%
27%
27%
27%
25
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
142%
143
25%
24%
25%
144
♦142%
144
*27%
26
144
a
26'a
273a
27%
25%
283a
;•
144
26%
25 Ve
6,400
No par
17
17 Va
16%
173/8
17
17%
May 12
65
17%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg new_1.5Q
17 %
17 Va
May 27
53
59
58%
63
62
'/a
63%
64
65
99
60'a
61
Jan
Mar
Minn
No par
95
953/4
943/4
943/4
94%
953/4
95%
96 %
95 Va
96
_________No par
•103
0
5
106% Nov
22
103% Jan
19
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12 3/4 Jan
6
71% Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19% May 26
24 % Dec
8
May
107
Apr
22% Apr
20
Jan
23% Jan
4
13
7
&
Mfg
preferred
$4
4
93 % May
30% Apr
Min
Feb"l5
4
S5.50
1st
SI.50
2nd
4
27% Jan
65% May 27
Minnesota
&
27
Minnesota
Power
34% May 16
44% Feb
4
38 % Dec
15'/a July 19
Jan
4
23% Nov
19
22% Jan
17
27
Mar
2
54% Dec
22
50
26
59% Mar
2
37
f 4% Jan
4
10
31
5
Sep
Jan
83/4 Jan
8
6
15
Ontario
&
Paper
20%
20%
91%
91%
90%
91%
90%
90 Va
90
90
89
28
27%
27%
273/4
25
37
36%
36%
36%
37
37
37 3a
4.000
24%
24%
24 Va
24 va
24%
24%
25%
23,100
58%
59%
59
59 %
583a
59 Va
5,600
26% Oct
20
23% Mar 17
27
Apr 26
106% Dec
6
Jan
4
25% Sep
14
4
39
Dec
31
31% Feb
1
49% Jun
3
56
4
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
Jan
12'AJan
4
11% Mar 24
18% Dec
30% Jan
4
23
21% Mar
1
23
Apr
19% Jan
28
4
18
6
140
May 10
32% Feb
Monsanto
15
383/4 Jan
Montana
3
85% Jan
12
21 % Apr
20 3/4 Feb
44% Mar 14
55 %
20
24% Mar
May 17
May 27
Motor
Motor
28
Jan
6
38% Mar
61
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
70
Mar 18
45% Dec
2
41
Feb 21
47
Mar
125% Dec
17
4
18
Jan
3
21% Mar
41% Mar 21
47
Feb
4
2
4%
3
25%
16 Va
16%
*16Va
16%
20%
*20%
21
135 3/4
27 %
27%
134
136
27%
135
27%
27 Va
137
138%
27%
27 va
38
600
4.70c
27%
7,4g0
37%
37 3/8
37%
30%
29%
29%
30
30%
x30
30%
29%
30 Va
76%
773/4
76%
77%
77
77%
77 Va
77%
203/4
21 Ve
20 5/8
20%
20%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
x20%
1,200
137%
77%
38
1.400
/:
27 Va
27%
29%
37 Va
10.200
136 V*
133
77
37
7.800
253a
20%
38 Va
38%
38%
4.600
6,500
28,600
5,600
No par
18 %
183/4
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
18 Va
18 Va
2,100
3
523/4
53
52%
52'/8
52%
54'/a
54 'a
553/e
543/4
55%
10,600
21%
21%
10
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C) common
Murray Corp of America com
2
31
Jan
& Co
7
47% Feb
31% Dec
25%
16%
134
6,400
98
203/4
Inc
Mullins
7
14 Va
111'a
20%
1
3
11
14%
97
107%
Xl6%
No par
25% Jan
29
37
(The)
27
3
13% Jan
4
Co
42% Mar
18% Jan
25%
25 Va
14%
97%
112
16%
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
Mueller
25 v2
104'/a
20 Va
5
33% Apr
7
253/4
95%
95'/a
16%
5
27 Vs Mar 14
213/4 May 24
25%
143/a
14 Va
104
20%
Oil Co
(John)
25%
14
92%
100
16%
Co
33% Jan1
28
28% Mar 24
18% Sep 15
39% Jun
42% Jan
Power
Motorola
99%
20%
12
3
92%
96
253/«
No par
Morrell
13%
92%.
16%
Moore-McCormack Lines
3
13%
95%
203%
Montgomery Ward & Co
25
16% Mar 14
29
14 %
94
95
1.25
Chemical
Monterey
14
923/a
No par
Tool
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
39% Jan 13
34% Mar 14
17
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
38 % Dec
Jan
38% May 18
73% Apr 28
18% Jan
3~
53% Nov
16% Jun
98
233/4 Jan
com—No par
4
Machine
4,500
59
5
19
10.100
24
58%
l'/c preferred series A
100
^Missouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_l0Q
Mohawk Carpet
Mills
20
31 % Jan
653/b
24
36 y4
Missouri-Kan-Tex
79% Mar 29
64%
24%
»/a
24%
May 27
Inc
64%
24
34%
May 26
Mojud Co
64
24'/a
36 Va
18% Mar 11
Monarch
3,000
64%
24%
59%
98
7
273A
63%
58 %
112
18% Feb 23
"27 Va
63*54
24%
24 Va
6
243/4 Jan
27 Va
623/4
243/4
353/4
17
6
27
25%
5
Jan
15% Jan
27
64
25
_lo
71% Jan
19% May 12
320
___i
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
8
16
18,300
63%
% 27
5
par
30
17% Aug 27
30
89
79% Sep
27 % Aug
3,800
20 3a
Co
Mission Corp __
___
Mission Development Co
5,100
13,700
105
20%
81% Dec
5
*104
20%
4
Mar 31
104
20 3/4
Mar 17
13
104
104
203/4
Jan
16% Jan
♦103'/a
20 V*
61
195/e May
104
20%
100
Light—No
RR
*103
,
19%
40
76
105
17 v.
1
preferred--
conv
18
20
May
common
preferred_____
22% Jan
Augf ~5
24%
common
Minneapolis Moline Co
5P/4 Jan
21
100
1,500
233a
.
28 Va
53
102
1,400
27%
80
*2l
Dec
90
12,700
144
Brass
203/4
-
20%
20%
21
21
21 va
21 Va
22
3.5c0
5
30%
31 %
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
32
313a
313/4
1,500
_~i
Co
35 Va
353/4
35
35 %
34%
35
34%
35 Va
35
35 Va
7,600
22
22'A
213/4
22
21%
22
22 Va
22%
22 Va
223/i
7,100
18%
2.3cq
Mfg Corp..
1
5
18
preferred
18%
18
18
18
18%
18'a
1
*42%
43
42%
42%
4234
43
42 Va
43
42 Va
42 Va
5,200
10
33%
34
333/4
333/4
33%
33%
33%
34
333/4
34
2,100
18%
18%
50
69%
*66
69%
*66
69%
No par
♦44
45
*44
45
*44
45
44
44
100
Myers (F E) & Bros
*66
119
120
'118
119
119
119
•66
69%
*66
43%
69 Va
43%
300
n
74% Mar
30
29
Jan
114% Jan
6
51
Not
23
47
7
27
f Dec
29
20% Mar 14
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
153/4 Mar 23
13% May 11
20% Jan
4
-
36% Jan
-4
45% Dec
183% Dec
21
17% Dec
33% May 16
40% May 16
8
172% Jan-'4
28
11
Jan
8
12% May
Jan
126
18
8
175% Feb
Chatt &
•\i 19% Apr 20
National
Automotive
Aviation
45
<
3
National
1
National Biscuit Co
17% Jan
•47
11
28
Feb 16
7%
Can
25% Dec
6
26% May 10
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
25% Mar 14
18% May 26
31% May 26
National
31
24
10
National
41% Apr 26
6
National
21% Jan
17% Feb
18
22
35% Oct
25
41% Aug 17
12% Jan
4
19% Dec
30
16% May
87% Jan
6
24% Dec
21
20
4
98% Dec
2
S3
20% Jan
8
49% Nov
17
93% Jan
5
Dec
105% Nov
38
Jan
4
172
Jan
5
63% Dec
182
Dec
141% Jan
7
158
8% Feb
19
Oct
10
19
May
37% Jan
18
:i6% Jan
10
Mar 21
100 % Apr
27
45% Mar 14
8
May 12
3
553/4 Jan
13
:+■
102% Jan
5
29
54% Jan
25
10
177% Apr
6
71% May 27
1823/4 Jan
7
147
9
156
Jan
4
Dec
0
Mar
G% preferred B
National Linen Service
Natl
4
1
25
4
43% Dec
6
383/4 Jan
103
Nov
30
97% Feb
41
Dec
8
37% Jan
15
9% Nov
1
10% Sep
11% Ant
4% Jan
4
11% Jan
4
8
8 %
9
16% Dec
13
18
106
5
39
July 22
86
6
99
Nov
17
Dec
13% Jan
4
Feb
105
25
Feb
Nati®nal
National
20
16% Jan
Neisner
3
Theatres
National
Vulcanized
Inc
16 Ve Feb
18
75
1
Mar 15
92% Apr
1
203/e Feb
17
78
193/.
19%
19 i/a
19%
19%
19%
19%
403a
393/4
40 Va
39%
40 Va
39%
40 Va
25%
26'/.
26%
26 3a
26%
26%
243A
•20%
20%
2034
20%
20%
*98%
99 Va
98%
99
900
483/4
49%
48%
49
12,100
102%
102%
*102%
102 'A
102'A
*102'A
104
5
673A
.«_i._100
179%
100
16%
16%
16%
65 Va
64
65
64%
64%
39
38%
38 3/a
38
38 Va
37%
373A
3.6C0
40%
41 Va
40%
41 Va
41%
423/8
42%
43 Va
43%
43%
8.900
100%
100 Va
10
Co
1
1
18
18%
100
♦75
77 Va
18
Mar 10
Jun
28
34% Dec
28
303/4 Feb
7
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
60 % Jan
17
22% Jan
6
430
May
2
44
Aug 20
97% Oct
39
14
Mar 30
56
500
Jan
37% May
10
6
713/4 Apr
253/4 Apr
18
43% Feb
17
91% Mar
8
96
Jan
5
32% July 30
30
Jan
5
33% Apr
7
84
Jan
14
93% Sep
102
28
29
Nov
87% Mar 11
19
104% Oct
25
36% Nov
93% Jan
100
$5
N
30
16
107
34%
34 Va
96
95 %
175/8
973/4
80%
173/4
80%
17%
34%
95%
173'4
*96
973/4
79
80 Va
r
15%
*105%
34
5.400
1,300
15%
*15%
16
*105'/a
107
106
34
*95%
17%
*96
34
96
*95%
17%
17%
9734
80%
34
96
173/4
62 Va
61%
40
23,000
*96
973/4
10
79
80'a
2,900
17%
173/4
5,500
81%
18
18%
18
4
77%
*75
700
1.800
*75
77 Va
*75
77%
*75
77%
61 Va
62
62 Va
62
62 %
62
633/4
18
173/8
6,300
24-%
25
40%
41%
42,300
531'a
54%
3,900
51% Dec
23
48% Jan
6
19
25% Apr
11
29
8% Jan
4
16% Aug
18
8
89
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
111
47% May 17
13 % Jan
6
73% Dec
85% Jan
3
40% Jan
25
108% Mar 18
29
64% Jan
18
16% Aug 25
16
Jan
6
95
87% Jan
19
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
104
Dec
2
99% Mar 23
27
100% Feb
9
15
100% Feb
10
34% Dec
28
24
7% Jan
11
193/4 Dec
29
16% Jan
14% Jan
11
29% Dec
29
38% Not 26
26
May 12
6
Jan
18
31% Feb
1
54%
6,900
273A
27%
273/4
27 Va
273/4
2,000
*80%
82%
*80%
82%
*80 Va
943a
94%
94%
94%
*94%
95%
*94%
95 Va
*94 Va
82%
95'/a
Co
110
50
♦350
430
Co_10O
36%
37
100
Hartford
series A.
*360
430
36%
66'a
66
23 Va
23%
No par
40
40'a
393/4
S3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
;
_10O
*94
Y
Shipbuilding
Corp
3/8
—
3.60%
preferred
,
100
___j
preferred
North
&
Northern
46% Apr
111% Apr
20
14
5%%
79 V* Apr
20
Central
373/a
36%
37%
5,700
67%
67 Va
67%
67
67 %
3,900
23%
23%
23'a
23%
23'/a
23«/«
1.000
40
39%
40 Va
40
40
393/4
40 y.
86'a
91
98
102%
*94
33
96
95
95
*94
96
33%
33
33%
*843a
*89%
85'/a
91
*96
98
102
102
32%
32
32 Va
57
55%
56%
56%
26
25%
25%
*25 Va
91
*89 Va
98
*96
102
32 Va
58'/a
26
<-
„
85 Va
91
98
102%
102%
32
32 Va
58
58%
*25%
26
_
*94
96
33
33%
*8*a'
4,700
60
85%
*89 %
97
~
102
91
10.700
ICO
98
210
102
270
32
32%
2.3C0
5734
58%
14,700
*25%
26
100
Co
52%
51%
54 Va
54%
55%
54%
55%
56%
17%
57 y«
17%
70,600
17%
17%
173/4
17%
18%
18
18'/.
21,200
50
10
*89
42
*109%
Pacific Ry
No par
No-thern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
5
72'a
.-
90%
42%
110
73%
*89
413/4
109
723/4
90 Va
42
109%
73 Va
$3.60
preferred
series
100
*89'a
91
preferred
series
100
♦102%
103
103
103
4
$4.08
preferred
series
100
*101 %
102
102
102
103% Apr 20
$4.11
preferred
series
100
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
1
263/.
27%
26%
27 y4
23
23%
22%
23 Va
,
.
Inc
16%
16%
165/a
*89v4
16%
91
Inc
common__l0
25
34 Va
343/a
333/4
34 va!
Norwich Pharmacal Co
2.50
36%
37 Va
36%
37 Va
4.6%
*84%
33%
•
51%
$4.10
3
32 Va
85'a
33%
Va'
17 Va
9
35% Mar 28
37 Va
1
3
37% May
37%
1
Corp
100
Airlines
97
553A
preferred
Northwest
*89%
1013/4
*25%
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northrop Aircraft
*84%
25
2
Ry
96
33%
100
450
67
17% Mar
10
*360
36%
92% May
39% Jan
400
67
103V4 May 11
24 Va May 27
*360
23 Va
common—25
Ry
Northern
Jan
400
36%
32
Aviation
Capital
91
*96%
102'a
preferred
American
Northeast
*843/4
__100
._.
Western
Adjustment
32 3/4
100
preferred
Nopco Chemica Co
63 % Feb
103
*360
54
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
Norfolk
24
54%
*273/8
81
23
58% May 26
263/4 Feb
1
I8V4 May 26
91 Va May
4
53%
275/8
81
66'a
3.90%
28
53%
*27 Ve
81
No par
4.10%
26% Apr
52% Dec
23
&
x53 %
27 Va
81
1
York
3
4
29
9
5%
54 va
27 Va
No par
preferred
RR
533a
10
Corp
common
Haven
Preferred
New
14
14
Feb
92 Va May
20
Harlem
101 '/a Jan
12
45% Sep
May 10
&
New
103 % Apr
33
Jan
27% Mar 24
Mar 23
86
Y
N Y
13
Jan
2
*15%
"105 Va
8%
15'a
25 Va
non-cum
Mar 14
24% Jan
19 % Mar
17%
*96
16
107
2.300
8%
15 Va
41%
Common
18
87% Dec
20
26% Nov 26
603A
16
*105%
12%
8Va
New York Chic & St Louis Co—
Jan
N
18
16%
107
12 Va
15 va
8'/a
15
403a
6
Oct
12%
*12 Va
8%
15 Va
25
515
101
12%
8
*15
25%
12
7
12
8 Va
15 Va
41 Va
95% Jan
4
12
8
15
39%
90
12
12
8'/a
15
25 Ve
12
Jan
12 Va
253a
Oct
Jan
11%
40
3.500
24.100
40%
97
99
11%
393/4
14
85
44
11%
%
25%
Dock
100% July
44
11
25 Va
City Omnibus
4
43%
10%
*99
403a
York
13% Jan
100
43%
11
25 Va
York
2
*99
44%
10%
39%
New
53% July
99%
44
10%
5
4
Jun
993/4
44
10 5/a
Central-——No par
York
86 % Jan
81
99%
43%
11
83%
80% May 16
39% Jan
64
44
8
10
*16%
103/4
803/4
13
6
101
17
44
:
15
.___
Oct
17% Jan
101
5
Mining Corp
Industries common
95
7
9.400
16%
383/4
17%
New
25
2,700
163/4
x65v8
39
973A
% Apr 19
33% Feb 24
Jan
17
64%
16%
66 Va
17%
26% Mav 12
Jun
1.900
2.300
38%
973A
48
92
20
11%
26%
163A
Electric System
1
Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
16
100
156%
11%
26 Va
65%
1
28
5
*155
.
10
Fibre
31% Dec
Jan
155
No par
_1
54% Dec
86
155
No par
100
63
4
154
11%
Pa com
32% Apr 21
15% Mar 9
25
154
263/4
43
82% Jan
154%
11%
5
27% Jan
*153
263/4
313/4 Jan
7
154 Va
11%
29
Jun
190
26%
34% Dec
91
178 Va
11%
11
28
14.800
178%
26%
18% Jan
35% Apr
71%
178%
113a
New York Air Brake
2
70 Va
177%
69%
26 Va
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
7
70%
178
67%
ll3/4
783/4 Mar 30
Apr
14% Apr
68%
178
26%
29
51
673a
177'/a
11'/a
7
Mar 23
663/4
x177%
26'/a
preferred
80
%
179'a
11%
7
Apr
102%
26%
23% Jan
22
102%
1
413/4 Jan
348
*153
68
105
Cast-No par
10
85% Jan
21,300
20%
27% Dec
20
20.700
49
49% Nov 30
Jan
25%
99
England
New
253A
20%
4
19
26%
48%
18 % Jan
% Apr
8,800
10.000
99
Jersey
4 V4 r!o
193/4
40%
48'/a
34 "a
Newport
9.300
19%
39%
*,
99
*95%
Newmont
23%,
19%
4
4
74.300
•;
40
25% Jan
Mar
18'/.
31'/a
23%
20'/8
4%%', preferred
18
Apr
17%
31
37
New
13
18%
31%
97
New
18% Dec
173/4
30%
*95%
4
12
May 11
67% Jan
5
17% :l
30%
*36%
2
18
101
3,900
17%
30
100
Mar
7
97% May 20
69% Jan 18
23%
17 Va
30'a
common—No par
Feb
16% Jan
2
22
31
23%
173/b
30
16 Va
Newberry Co (J J)
33/4 % preferred
73 % Dec
11,600
17%
*105%
8
100% Dec
12,500
41%
303/4
1
9
14
320
13%
41
17%
100
373/4 Mar
11
23%
182%
13%
47%
common
96
May
182
"r
13%
41%
30%
No par
4
90% Mar 16
33 Ve May
12
23%
181%
13'A
40%
99
____
Bros
23%
179
'
6.60C
11.100
21
.
105
10
x23%
-
14
40%
3.10C
%
49%
Inc
Corp
10
Feb
24%
24'A
179
42
99%
common
National
Nelii
13%
40%
17
41%
£*• 41%
'
20%
new
Supply (The)
preferred
Natomas Co
Feb
Oct
Shares Corp
4% %
2
179
13%
40 3/4
42%
16%
40%
40
41%
48%
Steel Corp
___;
National Sugar Ref Co
National Tea Co
40% Jan
78
19
179
13vs
40%
1,000
14,200
99'A
National
10% Apr 19
15% Apr 12
Jan
15% Jan
31
1
31% Mar
4
4534 Apr 21
12% Apr 29
14% Feb 18
7 % Jan
July 26
14 Va Dec
Mar
103 % May
Apr
ll3/0 Jan
8
21
26
42% Mar 25
723/4 Apr
*178
13
41%
■
230
55%
25 '/a
1
Corp
Malleable & Steel
48% Feb
Jan
33% Jan
180
12%
40%
17 Va
38'A
:
5
common
26
58
*177%
16%
16%
120
55
24%
100
preferred A_:_»^.
23
4
94
National Lead Co
Feb
6
41%
-
_No par
14
31
38%
41%
common—5
$4.50 preferred
28% Apr
Dec
37%
41 5/b
1
195l_
31
34 % Dec
373a
41 Va
5
common
11
66
16%
37%
41%
1
1
Prod
11% Jan
4
Jan
National Distillers
1%
16%
38
41 Va
__25
Stores—
23% Jan
17
Jan
Department
4 Vt %
pfd series of
National Gypsum Co
f
17
373A
common—_1
National Dairy Products
14
6% Feb
105
Co
preferred
Cylinder Gas Co
31
28 % Jan
Jan
4
Container
13% Dec
4
14
Apr
54%
25 Va
_5
conv
27% Dec
4
Jan
105
54%
243A
10
15
Jan
90
28% May
54%
24%
1
17
24'a
120
54%
5
Inc
Corp
29
26% Jan
24% Jan
>
Jan
23% Jan
16% Apr
46
3
$1.25
543a
233/4
10
Fibres
common
National Cash Register new__
National City Lines Inc
28% Dec
543/4
24%
24%
16%
Corp
preferred A
National
117%
55
24
100
Mar
45% Mar
182% May 27
117%
55
1
Airlines
19% Jan
30
Louis
1
National
15% Apr 21
4
10% Jan
5
St
National Acme Co
f
4
Feb
Nashville
62% Mar 10
'26% Jan
12% May 20
37
April
preferred
*89
42
110
73 %
16%
90%
423A
110
74%
16%
*89
42
90 Va
Va
42%
110 Va
110%
74%
75%
16%
163a
89%
89%
*89
42 va
*110
733A
16%
90%
42%
5,100
110%
220
74%
16.900
16%
7.400
90 Va
210
103
102 3/8
102%,
*102%
1023A
100
*101%
102
102
102
*101 Va
102
*101%
102 Va
102 v.
102 v8
101%
101%
70
27
28 %
28%
29 Va
29 Va
30 Va
70,800
22%
23 Va
23 Va
23%
23%
24 Va
22,300
34%
34%
35 Va
35%
35%
8,900
37%
37
37
36%
36%
2,300
46%
3,000
90%
103
33%
*37
903/8
*89
100
o
38% Jan
44% Aug 18
102% Jan
109% Dec
31
92 % Jan
100 % Dec
9
106% Jan
110 % Jan
29
104% Jun
108% Aug 30
54% Jan
70
43% Jan
1053/4 Mar 17
95% Jan 20
107% May 23
106 % Mar 11
Dec
7
64% Jan
33% Dec
27
31% Jan
34
20% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
1013/4 Nov
9
21% Jun
9
For
20% Aug
2
102 V2 Nov 24
24% Dec
footnotes
see
100
20
May 16
18% Jan
28
20
32.
Jan
19
22% Feb
21
page
6
1
49
Apr 21
Ohio
Edison
110 V. Apr 14
100% Apr 22
4.40%
109
3.90%
Co
12
common
Jan
14
4.56%
preferred
108% Jan
12
4.44%
76% Feb
1
35% May 24
19% May 17
103 Va May 13
25 Va Apr
25
Ohio
Oil
46 34
46%
463/+
47
x46%
46%
46%
108'A
108%
108%
107 "4
108
107%
107%
106%
*99
100
100
100
*98%
99 Va
*98%
100
__.
47'a
108'a
100
preferred
35% May 20
107'a
107 v4
*107
107%
107%
*107
107%
100
No par
Co
*107
4%
Gas
&
69
Preferred 4.24%
Natural
107%
*107
99%
107
99 Va
23C
40
108
108
108
108
108
170
107%
107
107
*107
108
20
70 Va
67
68%
67%
68
67%
68%
68
69
6,900
34%
35%
34
343A
34
34%
34
34 Va
34%
34%
7,500
35%
35%
355/8
35%
353's
353A
35%
35%
35%
35%
20
Elec
preferred
Oklahoma
99%
10
3,300
♦19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
19%
19%
*19%
19%
102%
*101%
102%
23%
*23 3a
23%
"When issued"
Oklahoma
47
100
preferred
preferred
series
Gas
Co
com
100
7.50
*102
23%
102%
23%
♦102
23%
102%
*102
102%
23%
23
23%
•102
23%
100
2,400
Volume
Number 5433
131
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2485)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Olin
38
Feb
16
60% Dee
3
204
Jan
5
127% Dec
3
9ft Jan
4
15
Jan
4
44% Jan
11
69% Dec
23
July 23
35% Not
£3
Apr
73
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
Dec 31
13% Jan
6
97% Dec 30
94% Jan
10
8
58% Apr
26
106 % May
61% Jan
18
5
31% Jan
6
89 % Apr
29
13% Mar 11
16% Jan
4
Jan
3
16% Jan
76
67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6
97% Apr
557a
1207a
15%
15%
11
11
Jan
77% Jan
16
Dec 23
104% Dec 31
12
Outboard Marine &
14
Jan
24% Jan
92
20
26% Dm 23
Jan
7
97
11
12
21
Dec 21
7% Jan
.
101
Sep 22
-Mar 14
93
28% May
Apr 22
10% Feb
Oxford
$5
May 24
16 %
May 16
21% May 13
29% Jan
40
39% Jan
4
46% Dec 31
33% Feb
15
38% July 14
23
12
46
Jan
114% Jan
13
237% Jan
4
Oct
6
.44% Mar 15
37% Jan
128% Jan
7
142% Mar 10
9% Dec 31
Co
Finance
Gas
651/8
5,500
3J %
3J%
91
91
3,800
90
*16
124
^_15
--
Jan
3
67c
3
12
Jan
5
Pacific
May 16
52
Mar
3
Pacific Western Oil
*16
123'%
46'%
99
10%
20
24
41%
47%
Telep & Teleg common_100
preferred
100
Consolidated
27'%
19'/2
24'/4
137%
>-•-
Corp—1
137% "
147
148
'
8
Corp common.4
9% Jan
12
18
20% Feb
18
Pan
1
19%
20-74
88
Apr
18
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
8174
82
104
Jan
3
13
Apr
98% May 17
36
Jan
6
21% May
6
45% DM 31
41
Feb
14
9% Jan
6
22
38% Dec
3
34% Feb
45% Aug 19
41% Jan
9% Feb
17
11% Dec 27
10% Jan
6
7% Feb 23
-
preferred
Oil
2% Apr 26
20% May 11
15% Dec 23
14% Jan
6
7
49% Dec 29
47
Jan
7
4
38% Oct
86% Jan
34
Patino
5
&
10
44% Mar
Peninsular
400
42
42'/a
42'%
42%
2,900
47%
48
47%
48
6,500
4074
407a
40'/4
40
40'A
6,200
42
41
41
*41
42
100
138
138%
138%
138%
-138%
138%
14772
'
1477a
148 '/a
148%
*147
148 %
87a
7%
8 %
7%
42 %
8
41%
42%
41%
42%
41'A
1,110
•
8
150
9,800
41%
12,400
9'/4
*9
9'/4
9'/a
300
19%
19%
20'A
20
20%
20 Vb
20'%
67,000
81%
82%
80'A
81
80 '/a
8174
8074
81'A
3,700
101 «/2
*100'%
*9
102
*9
91/4
*100
♦9
101'%
40
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11'A
11%
33,700
43
43%
431/8
43%
43
43 3 a
8,100
*46
471/4
*45%
47
*46
42 72
100
*100
102 7a
*46
47
43
42'a
427a
43
46%
46%
*46
12 74
12'/a
127a
1274
4%
4%
4%
:
43'A
46%
121/4
12%
13%
6,200
4%
4»A
4%
13,500
4%
•
47
42%
46%
47a
12'A
4%
*46
43 74
46%
12 74
46%
1274
47
42%
43 7a
46%
47a
-
*46
8,300
200
7%
77a
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
21%
22 '
8
21'/4
21%
21%
217a
21 «/2
21%
21 %
21%
13,300
29,600
537a
53%
x53 7t
53%
52%
5372
53%
53%
53%
53%
1,200
41'A
4172
411/2
42
42
1,300
7%
25 ■'■■■
No par
No par
common
100
*4572
___5
common
Telep
preferred
1,500
43
1
Penick & Ford
8
24%
10 '/a
No par
prior preferred
conv
24%
42%
2.50
Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co
-
Co
Transportation
Mines
24»/4
10%
Parker
Parmelee
24V4
43%
12
Proof
2,5j0
10 7a
22
Rust
20'A
x1972
97s
*100
197a
x42%
Apr
5
9
20
1
Apr
8% May 9
22% May 10
54% Feb 14
6
-
100
Corp.
50
7% Jan
35
•
Pictures Corp.:
__1
Park & Tilford Distillers Corp
1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
13% May 27
4% May 27
8
Inc
•'Paramount
9
47% May
6
3% Mar 12
*
9
15
4% Jan
Airways
51 %
30% Jun
35% Jan
5% Dec 23
4r/0
__10
1
World
Panhandle
1
44% May
preferred
Amer
1972
48
8 7a
41%
470
11
42%
*41
148
8
42%
31
99'%
40
,
137%
*14772
87a
4172
27'%
11
42
••
42%
137%
17,600
26%
*98'%
11'/a
47%
48
40%
*41
280
9972
*11
-
47%
39%
42
•'•
6,100
2474
X241/4
42 7a
41%
'■
2,300
44
100'%
27%
20
24
123
43%-
100'%
99%
Hi/4
20
122
44%
100'%
277a
99%
11'/4
122
44 7a
100
27%
9972
40%
*41
45%
100%
20
48%-'
40%
—No par
121
44%
11'/4
41%
25
-
1,400
27%
24%
10
100
95'%
99%
211/4
50
16 %
95
27%
10%
93
*16
93'%
9972
5
91
16'%
93
100%
101
91
*16
123
122
45%
91
167a
92
*10%
27%
100
/
91
90'%
1247a
45'A
100%
No par
Mills
Tin
-
16
89%
100
27%
100
*90
16
89%
125
45%
100
No par
Inc
90
167a
90%
89'%
5
12.50
71% Jan
11% Dec 29
730
65'%
39%
Electric
&
150
40% Dec 30
106 74
65'%
'16% Jan
.
105
15,200
39
Lighting Corp
Pacific
4
400
67,000
647a
Corp-
Pacific
Pacific
May 11
4
105'%
16%
39%
84% Apr 19
104% Deo
7
4
105
54%
118'A
16'%
647a
1
1
4%
104
53%
118 »/4
16%
64'%
com
2
<■
15%
39%
_25
139
7% May 26
104
54%
120
♦1187a
157a
39%
preferred
Pacific
8% May
38
104'%
547a
119
15%
64'%
new
4
Jan
30% Jan
5%
54%
119
15%
*103'%
30% DM 29
/
4
May
Coast
Pacific
17
43% Jan
26% Jan
•r.
Pacific
54%
120
15'%
39%
preferred
41% Mar
Aug 24
O
inc
Fisheries
Amer
48% Mar
6
25
45% Dec 1*
9% Dec 10
25
97% Jan
Feb
37% Jan
154% NOT
».
9% Jan
May 19
44
17
July 12
140 v
4% May 18
28% July 20
•% Jan
5
•7
NOT 20
25
37% Jan
4
22% May 19
54%
54'%
63'A
No par
conv
cum
Pacific
Shares
63%
Co common
Paper
Products
4%
May 3
12% Mar 10
for
the Week
39%
(The)
preferred
Pabco
2
101
8
May 27
39:%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
131% May 10
46% May 17
17
Friday
May 26
1
Mfg
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Mar 14
Sales
Thursday
No par
Overland Corp
Feb
PRICES
SALE
May 25
120
-
104
63'A
__83%c
Outlet Co
99
103'%
__No par
4
11
34
.
Elevator
Jan
45% Apr
94
,
54'%
118'%
4
50
,,
5
Otis
HIGH
Wednesday
May 24
preference 1951 series—100
Oliver Corp common
1
4%% convertible preferred—100
27
AND
Tuesday
Chemical Corp—
Mathieson
Conv
31
68
Monday
May rfS
Par
Common
15
124% Apr 15
17% Mar 2
Dec
99
29
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
;•■
7%
1
-
23
Peb
10
41%
41
14
41'/a
25% Jan
6
27
28
29% Mar
*24
29% Feb
24
24%
*24
27% Mar 17
24%
$1.32
24%
24%
5
24%
*24
Oct
preferred
—25
29
29
*29
27% Jan 20
29%
29%
29% Jan 29
29
*29
24
*28 74
*29
27% Jun
29% May
3
$1.30
preferred
__25
*28 74
29
29
*2874
29
28'/4
28 V*
*28'A
90%
91 %
91
91'%
4,200
34»/4
34
34%
13,800
73% Jan
26
Dec
93
4
28
7
Dec
Feb
83
Jan
11
30% Apr
20
19
200% Feb
65
Dec
Apr.
11
Penney
(J C)
Co
No par
92 7a
93
1
33%
Penn-Dixie
2
Cement
Corp
May 25
I
57
44
May 26
Jan
Rights
3
48% Feb
25
Penna
34Vb
Sand
Power
new___
18
113
Oct
25
107% Jan
6
113% Apr 20
472%
108
NOT
4
105% Jan
3
108 % Apr
4.40%
series
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
29
41
2
53
Not 30
45% Mar 14
51% Feb
15
Pennsylvania Salt
5
22% Dec
13
19
22% Apr
11
Mar 18
14
34% Jan
common.l
*457a
No par
467a
Penn-Texas Corp
35% Dec
Mar
11% Jan
234% Jan
33
4
13% Jan
46
169
22
Sep 21
6
Jan
29% Mar
May 12
26
37% May 25
12
73% NOT 16
66% May 18
104% Jan 18
73% Feb
11
Pet
106% Jan
5
6
29% Feb
10
4
II
Jan
8
50
May 25
Aug 27
26
15% Jan
11
39% Dec
31
26
Jan
9
May
36% Jan
173
200% Jun
29
112% Mar 30
107
Jan
12
30% Jan
4
52% Dec 29
48
Jan
6
4
11
94
203
207
25
6
Jan
18
110% Jan
31
Oct
4
May 28
103
Oct
22
97
Jan
31
Jan
107% Sep
30
104
J&n
28
Jan
28
Feb
$3
Jan
34% July
Jun
11
11
110
3
14
17
Mar
May
5
108
Dec
22
May 26
12% Jan
6
39% Deo
3
35% Mar 17
Mar
4
40% Mar
111
Mar 30
87% Mar 15
97
Jan
4
6
37% Feb
21
43% Apr
29
8
87% Feb
21
92
Jan
11
May
9
87 % May
40% Jan
4
9
9
45% Aug
3
34% Apr 29
93% Feb
5
2
95% May 13
97% Mar 14
53% Jan
4
97% Apr
75% Dec
69% Jan
79
10% July 15
16
Aug
5
35
63% Dec
20
200
Jan
July
12
9
21
Jan
11
313
NOT
1
16% Nov
104
Sep
37% Dec
115
1
Dec
24% Dec
II
Mar 16
46% Jan
27
102
7
Mar 21
33% Jan
29
Mar
15
17
96% May 13
42% Mar
3
76% Dec
30
67% Feb
7
83
13
18% Dec 23
July
1
160
Apr
Bep
8
169
Mar
Jun
9
82
15% Mar 14
15
158% Jan
5
Mar 29
May 27
•18% Apr
18
31
164
May 24
7
172
May
Mar 14
79
164% Mar
71% NOT 29
92
62
3
May 5
8% May 16
6% Jan
4
16
7% Mar 21
12% Jan
4
30% Dec 31
30% Jan
3
60% Jan
4
80
Dec
30
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
80% Jan
31
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
85
907a Feb
24
20
25% Jan
18% Oct
246
Jun
29
3
18% Jan
8
89% Jan
11
8% Dec
27% Dec
150
Aug 26
Dec
31
21
18 % NOT
150
29
122% Dec
Mar 14
30
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
28% Feb
156
30% Jan
19 % Mar 15
19% Jan
5
& May 24
80
Jan
33% Jan
18
46% Nov
35% Jan
7
43
82% Jan
7
92 % Mar
25% Jan
12
25
Sep
15
.
.
27
3*2 May 24
102
Mar
20
17
87% Feb
1
12% Jan
447a May
23
2
38% Mar 14
3
Mar 19
26% Dec
8
10% May 12
77% Jan
6
Aug 10
84
-
Mar 21
25% Jan
3
24% Mar 15
114
Apr
11
42% May
122
July 20
104% NOT
9
16
33% Mar 14
38%
38%
38%
25%
2572
25%
25%
105
113
113
Apr
12
38% Apr
15
112
11274
*9972
10074
38%
38%
25%
257a
112
*111
108
*108
109
10972
108
15
14%
15
15
15 74
15 7t
15%
15'A
1572
16,400
397a
39'A
40
39%
39%
397a
40
39%
39%
10,900
100
*9572
40%
97
105%
*108
105%
10972
9672
*95
95
41 Vb
40%
9072
90'/a
*88%
3.9% series preferred—
_100
Phillips Jones Corp common_No par
*86 7a
88
*86'/a
88
*35
36
*35
36
preferred
_100
*9572
No par
Petroleum
72%
5
*11
56
No par
:
*103
104 %
2
-•
RR
—100
(conv)
Coal
Forgings
No par
Co
1
Co
1
5% preferred class A—
51/2% 1st series prior pfd__,
*9372
75
16%
*103
x48
120
*114
24%
&
__
B
___
Co
cum
Serv
preferred
Co
of
Co
4.25%
Pub
preferred
preferred
Serv El
&
Gas
4.08%
4.18%
27
27'%
277a
22'%
22
33'%
33'/a
Pure
30% Mar 30
33% Jan
11
Quaker
153% Jan
3
Oil
(The)
new
26%
4,600
230
26'/a
26%
27
100
27'/4
27%
26%
2774
117%
11772
II71/2
*2274
22%
22'A
*21%
3374
33%
33'A
33%
33 74
33%
3,700
44
44'A
44%
3,900
116
117
116
22
500
2 2'A
42%
42%
21
21
21
21
20%
20%
2174
21
2174
20%
21%
21
21%
15,100
286,400
95 Vb
95%
95%
95%
5
27
116
*146%
*146%
20%
95
No par
2,200
27
27
27
26%
42%
10%
11
801/2
80%
43
43'%
41%
26
31%
31%
18
600
2 7'A
20%
121%
11
200
88%
20%
31%
31%
73% Feb
79%
*88'A
42%
121 %
41% Apr
*78%
88%
21%
100
9
79 '/a
88
21
21%
36
60
35%
7,300
78%
43'A
42'%
Co..10
23;%
73
42%
*20%
100
11,600
*
1161/2
118
.10
*103
*10372
7,800
8%
24%
88
88
33%
*25
73%
78%
23%
*78
22
33%
27'%
130
8'A
73%
73
.
*146%
*116'A
30
173
24%
8%
27»/4
167
♦168'A
8%
73%
8%
26%
*163
24%
72%
8%
*146%*
1672
210
8'A
7374
872
88
16%
170
170
100
91
23%
72%
*8672
♦
*90
1 167
'*163
1
„
common_No par
preferred
1,500
•
,16'A
16%
167
88'%
preference com__No par
preferred
100
16'%
•r
167
*87'%
$1.40 div
4,900
167
78%
25
83
*163
23'%
10
79
164
23%
No par
Colorado
78 Vi
170
*77%
No par
_
76
164
1
.
94%
168
78'%
2,800
94%
167
23%
24'/a
93%
175
23'A
23%
24%
91
75
8'%
40
1,500
120
*114
120
3,600
49
93%-*
94 V*
76
48%
24
75
x8%
48'/a
5674
105
*103
104
18,800
12'%
54%
91 *
9474
16'/2
*11
24%
75
16%
5674
36
91
95 74
10
_
_
Power
56'A
*114
*93'/2
16%
12 7a
*11
48
x75
16%
73%
103
*163
♦146%
74
48 7a
*170
73%
97
73'A
56 74
75%
5
_
*89%
100
87 »/4
*35
*957a
72'/a
120
24 74
24%
91
1
preferred
Gamble
Serv
*89%
*114
120
*86'%
36
72%
95 '%
Rights
Procter
24'/4
SI
*48'/2
88
97
104 72
*103
48 74
100
common
56 74
104%
49
97
16,500
91'%
*35
I2V2
♦11
56
*7772
_
class
2472
*89%
71%
42
*88%
*95'/2
1
40
96'%
*95
40%
41
10
91'/a
*8672
88
36
*9572
12 72
22'%
(The)
convertible
Electric
*114
35
72%
100
& W'est Virginia- —100
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
Co
*4772
*86%
97
100
—
Pittsburgh
Co
71%
12%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
—10
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
No par
Pittsburgh Steel Co common.
10
5'%,%
73 %
561/4
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
guaranteed preferred
100
Pittston
*95'/2
97
56
Ft
7%
*1]
95
25
common
preferred
Pittsburgh
Pitts
520
1061/4
*108
14%
95
Consolidation
200
106
40%
Pitts
200
101'A
♦99%
9572
preferred
11,200
*105%
40%
$4.80
5,200
25%
106 74
90%
L
38%
112
*111
101%
4072
St
x25%
15,100
10674
*88%
&
x38%
1,010
53%
*99 72
40%
C
53%
100
90 '/a
C
118 Va
117
112
4074
$4
2,700
20,500
100
*8872
Hosiery
Mills Inc
300
9 '/4
49%
112
*105%
_100
Pillsbury
28%
1
preferred series A
Puget Sound Power & Light
Pullman Inc
56% May
3872
25 %
50
3
34% May 12
29
38%
2574
4.16%
1037a May 25
53%
38%
6
6
119%
53%
No par
26
103% Apr
11872
53%
86
2
118
52%
41%
7
4974
9%
47 %
97a
9
9%
1177a
47%
115
26,500
105
28%
28%
491/4
*25'.%
23
♦103'%
29
50
52%
*85%
May 27
9
9%
6574
700
65
105
*2872
*63
105
117%
25
33% Apr
28%
28%
*63'A
*103 72
65%
*10372
52 7a
48%
100
31% Feb
*63
65%
105
52%
117
Indiana—No par
3
9
21%
52 %
of
18
28%
9 7o
preferred
29% Jan
*103'%
29
9
47%
preferred
28% Jan
7
*28 7a
*63'
65V2
105
4.32%
31
66% Dec
22
3'/2%
29% Aug 17
4
21%
21%
common. _5
Public
31% Dec
40% Jan
22 78
21%
21
89% Jan
26% Apr
26 74 Apr
4
190% Feb
21%
21%
11574
common
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
4% preferred
$4.75
4
102
22 74
2172
109%
Public
25% Jan
99% Mar
1,200
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
80% Feb
25% Jan
97% Jun
700
78V2
*108
Creek Pocahontas.
29
20% NOT 24
72% Mar 16
157 Va
76
73
*10574
&
20% Dec
7
31
X157
75%
156 »/2
72
100
Poor
4
16% Jan
12% Dec
15972
747a
156
74%
48%
preferred
Potomac
14% Jan
9% Mar 31
*157
747a
*62%
Reading Coal & Iron
22% Apr 28
37% Jan 26
Feb
15972
*72
157
99%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
6
7
91
*157
100
Pond
29% Jan
40% Dec
20
19,500
37 Va
48
No par
com
Apr 14
35% Mar 18
8
32% Dec 30
4
99% Dec
4,400
20%
26%
27
100
common
preference
44% May 27
23% Jan 13
16% Feb
4
May
48
48 Va
105%
5 %
58,800
37%
26'%
12.50
26
1
Jan
22
17
3
3
19%
27»%
20
*10372
(conv)
122
Jan
47 74
370
1,815
27 Va
47'A
5
14
24
Feb
14
25
2774
37V2
5
Co
108% Jan
10% Feb
08
Jan
27 7a
27
3,100
"
106
*105
207a
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
6
13
106
*37
21
Jan
112
10572
xl06%
3772
Apr
83
111
111
xll2
107 72
20%
26
21% Jan
84% Jan
110'%
V 113
106%
112
37
Pitts
21
112
*107 74
188,400
16
37
23
31
46
*36»/2
Feb
Dec
48
45%
36%
116
90% Sep
*46 Vb
46
367a
Pitney-Bowes Inc
87
1
47%
45%
20%
997a
3%%
ift
*46
46
x47 '/a
No par
_
Corp
Corp
lft
477a
x45%
47%
100
&
1
*46
46%
20%
100
4.68%
1 '/a
47
2074
May 27
6
11% Jan
"
47'/4
preferred
Phoenix
4
158
34
201/4
preferred
6
14
107%
4.3%
22
49
112
3.8%
,
46 Va
46%
preferred
13% Apr
Jan
155
34%
4874
Co Inc common__l
Electric Co
59% Apr
104% Feb
6
&
preferred
conv
Phillips
77% Jan
80
347a
*45'%
47
4.4%
7
Feb
115
31
6
$1
Philco
13
6
Phila
29
Apr
Brewing
2nd
41% Apr
Dec
Mar 11
4%
Phila
95
31
34%
47%
100
common
Corp of America
Phelps-Dodge
15
44% Jan
Co
(Chasi
16% Apr
96
84
Pfizer
7
2
90
34
20
<—33'%c
preferred
Pfeiffer
7
26% Mar
Milk
472%
119% May 26
57% Mar 29
115% Apr 19
102% May 2
107% Apr
1
& Eastern Ry Co
Petroleum
4
7
23
82% July 20
29
37% Jan
3
115
7% May
83
39% May 26
26% Jun
5
91'/4
93
267a
5
Pepsi-Cola Co
Not
92%
10
*73
23% Apr
28
30
29
10
Mfg Co,
156
17% Mar 14
108
20
29%
27 74
100
31
4
23% Jan
50
100
25
9
*107
Peoria
8
Jan
11
112
100
78% May 27
Feb
52
Feb
32% Jan
__100
preferred™)
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
155
18% Jan
9
Aug 30
20% Jun 20
com
Pennsylvania RR
18% Dec
4
Jan
3
10
201% Feb
206
25
67% Dec
Mar 28
380
24%
'
1
Corp
&
Mar 18
31
24'%
,
92 74
,
-
Glass
Penn
Light
preferred :
204
*28'/4
4174
*
35% May
May 4
41% Mar 14
6
45% Dec 31
4
98
41 %
25
"
I
37% Apr
35% Jan
,
"
$1
104
7
Vb
Vb
32
957a.
95%
95%
3,400
10%
4,200
1/8
32
95 74
95%
600
32
10%
10%
10%
8072
X80
80
.78%
79'A
*77%
78'%
42%
42%
43
43
42%
427a
42%
42%
3,500
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
2,900
87
*8674
87%
86'A
86'A
*86'A
87'%
100
86
26
25%
25%
25%
26
*25'%
26
26
•25'A
26
121%
122
10%
*80
*2572
*25
10%
10%
26
*25
10%
*25
26
12172
1211/4
12174
121%
311/2
31%
x31 '/a
31%
31 Vb
31%
31%
x31'/a
31'/2
31'/a
121
*103
104
X103
*103
103%
103
121%
160
800
1,200
31%
15,000
31%
30 Vb
31 Va
4,600
J 03%
103'%
103'%
103
104 v
104
120
31%
31
110
104%
*103'%
104%
X102 »/4
103 74
36%
36%
37%
36%
37
36%
37
36%
6074
36%
3674
6,300
61
60
60%
3,900
60 '/a
60'A
36'/a
35%
36%
36'%
37
607a
60%
35%
35%
x60
35%
15,400
Q
28
Jan
143
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
4
35y4 Deo
158
27% Nov
For footnotes
Dec
see
7
3
18
page
148
Mar 15
26% Jan
32.
6
317i May
6
6r'c
Oats
Co
preferred
(The)
common„5
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
31%
*151
31
32'A
32%
32
32'A
32'%
32'A
32%
1527a
*151
152'%
152'%
152'%
*152'A
154
30'%
30%
30%
31
31
* " 307a
30%-
•
1
32'A
32 3 a
152'%
152'%
*30%
31
5,000
,
170
1,500
29
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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.
.
.
(2486)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
LOW
Monday
Par
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
May ;U
Sales for
inursday
Friday
May Aii
Weantsduy
May S5
Tuesday
May iA
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
STOCK
STOCKS
Previous
Monday, May 30, 1955
May £7
tne
week
Snares
E
22% Jail
76
Jan
11
4
28
4% Mar
1
2% Jan
80% Jan
12
Jan
4
37
39 Y4 Dec
86 y2 Nov
8% Dec
10 y« Dec
29
36% Jan
5
5
86 % Apr
10
6
7
22
8% Mar 14
Jan
47
0
Jbeo
105
7
6
23
67 V* Jan
31% Jan
4
39% Oct
15
37% Apr
1
8% Jan
11
20% Dec
31
18
Jan
lb
25 y* Jan
26% Jan
«
13
Nov
62
Dec
42% Dec
31% Jan
29
29
34
40
Jan
5
36
Sep
7
29% Jan
5
4
13
1
22 y2 Dec 31
34% Jan
Jun
12% Apr 27
18% July 22
1
30% Jan
28
26
Feb
16% Jan
16
39
24
15
36% Mar
6
32
38% Feb
Feb
4%
43% Mar 30
Real
19y8 Mar 22
27% May 12
Reed
13
6
17
Jan
3
8% Dec
20
7% Jan
3
11% Feb
14
24% July
1
7
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
2
35% May 23
8 V» May
55% May 19
14% Dec
31
12% Feb
Dec
23
01% May 10
64
4
48% Mar 17
bu
86
8 ',3
8%
9%
10,500
8%
8 (a
8%
8%
8%
8%
8-/4
8 'a
9
9%
26,o0J
Republic Steel
37% Fet> 24
70% Dec
31
64
May 16
6
77 % Apr
22
8% Dec
13
51% Jan
33% July
46
78
12
2
Mar 16
July
Dec
3
Dec
109% Jan
22
44 V* Dec
Jan
7% Mar 14
3
125
54
2
88
Feb
Mar
20
11
Mar 14
51
10
82
Jan
26
25
9% May 27
178% May 20
46% May
55
9
Revere
Reynolds
91
24 % Jan
Jan
19
Jan
18
105% Dec
29
102
Apr
1
26
Oct
4
6% May 27
21% May 12
Rockwell Spring
370
Apr
18
Rohm
4%
4
Rohr
Dutch
18
23% Feb 21
Royal
38% May 27
13 V» Mar 14
38% Jan 28
47% 8ep
9
42% Apr
88% Jan
103% Jun
4
14
99% Oct
5
95% May 25
31% Jan
11
112% Oct
4
Dec
100% Apr
28
Jan
6
22% Jan
11
30
44
23
40
July 27
21
25% Mar 14
Dec
30
74
Jan
17
Co
49 V4 Feb
4
Safeway Stores
98% Feb
28
49% Apr 11
25 % May
2
33
May 25
84% May 25
Apr
6
9
-20% Jan 12
•3% Jan
4
296
Dec
21
29
284
Jan
17
320 % Apr
15
123
Apr
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
28
170
3
19
41% Dec
33% Mar 14
23
101"% Mar
43% May 27
7
103% Apr
13
Dec
27
17'/4 Apr 25
19% Jan
3
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
29% Dec
31
26
14% Dec
10
12% Jan
6
14% Feb
17% Apr 28
11% Jan
4
47% Sep 20
27% Dec
217/a Apr
25
27% Jan
3
24% Dec
31
31
Jan
6
29% Mar
4
89
98
14% May
May 26
103% NOV
66% Nov
Dec
5
22
8
108% Nov
16
25% Jan
4
34% Dec
89
NOT 10
22
98
Jan
23
33% Jan
6
103
85% Jan
4
113% Jan
19
Mar 31
22
30
8
22% Dec
42
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
24
Jan
4
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
6
Dec
17
104
17% Jan
108
69% Mar 14
31
Feb
107
Mar
7
38% ADr 25
92% May 18
126% Apr
23% Feb
2b
2
85
St
20
39% Jan
7
Dec
31
33% Jan
18
May 18
29
2
61% Dec
31
56
Jan
18
24% Dec
31
22%.Jan
6
Dec
20
14% May 16
43% Dec
31
39% Jan
6
47% Mar
38% Jan
Nov
8
3
55
13
10
66% Mar
7
27% Apr
19
lo
4
26%
27 %
49
Jan
6
1
54
Feb
9
bb
12
4
24% Dec
31
20% Jan
25
32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31
25% May
25% Aug 11
175
Aug 19
3% Jan
14% Jan
4
10% Dec
6
18% Dec
8
54
174
10
1
Mar
89% May 6
34
Jan 11
Dec
4
30% Jan 10
23
35
Mar 14
44% Jon
iQ
3
4
27
% May 11
M May 16
3,600
39
39%
39
39 %
39'%
38%
38%
3,000
13%
13%
13%
*13%
*13%
45%
44%
44%
96%
96
95%
107
107
107
39
39
*13%
13%
45
45%
*13%
103%
177/a
102%
17%
18 Va
12,400
——_15c
Scherlng
Scott
Corp
$4
—No par
Scovill M-fg Co common—;
—25
3.65% preferred ___,
'
100
4.30% conv preferred
100
preferred
Scranton
Elec
(The)
Co
116%
*117 %
23%
*22%
79% ■' 79%
—40
31%
$5.75 sink, fund
preferred—No par
*105%
Oil
Seiberling
Co
Shattuck
&
Shell Oil Co
A)
31%
32%
32 %
32%
32%
32%
32%
105'%
*105%
1Q6%
105 %
105%
*104 %
54%
54%
54%
20%
20%
20%
20%
85'%
85%
86
85%
86%
86%
87%
51
51%
51%
52
51%
51%
51%
52
51%
51%
10
10%
10%
10
10
*55
8%
56
♦10
8%
8%
56
56
10'/a
1,000
8%
8%
10,600
57 %
*56 %
57%
43%
43%
43%
44
44
44%
44%
44%
3,600
—No par
42%
41 Va
41%
41
%
42
42
42%
41 %
42%
4,300
2,200
G)_
*30
1
10 %
10 %
10%
^._No par
Pen Co——
10 %
*30
31
*29%
58
58 %
58 %
31
Simonds Saw & Steel-
58%
58
24%
%
24%
58%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24
24%
_50c
16%
16%
16
16 '/a
15%
16 %
15%
16
15%
15%
7,300
43%
44
43%
43%
44
44
44%
44%
44%
45
2,600
51%
50 %
51
51
51
50
50%
900
25,600
*51
52
3%%
preferred
53 %
53%
53%
53%
53%
54%
54 %
54%
49%
48'%
4 9'A
48%
49 Va
49%
49%
49%
50
6,500
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
44%
12%
12
12'A
11%
12%
12
*45
12%
5
10
*51'%
61
60%
60%
60
60
60
60
59%
23 %
23
23
22%
23
23
23
23
23
2
15%. Jan
6% Dec
29
7% Dec
29
4% Marie
82
Oct
4
88% Mar 31
106
.Jan
99
Nor
29
14
Jan
4
6% Jan
4
63% Jan
34% Jan
11
4
38% Jan
5
86% Jan
4
13% May 17
13% Jan 38
Dec
34% Feb
7
71
14
5
23% Jan
73% Apr
52
36% Mar 15
88
Mar 22
15% May 16
9% May 3
32,
2
10
14
15 % May 25
80
18
7
Apr 27
402% May
68% Mar 14
7
4
Feb
43% Jan
22
navl
4
10% Jan
31
15% Dec 20
For footnotes see
18
98% Feb
49% Nov 23
39% Dec 29
92% 8ep
Feb
10
18 .Mar 11
39% Jan 18
20
17% Dec
7
7 Mi Jan
Feb
59
11% Aug 12
70
27
5% May 17
80% Mar
23% Nov 30
45% Dec
Jun
29% May 5
24% Apr 12
6
.
19
3
,74% Aug
100% Dec 22
34% Oct 15
4
Apr 11
Apr 13
40% Mar
2
63% Apr 15
'20% Mar 4
16% Feb
11
10
60%
53
*51'%
53
'
430
1,000
26%
27
25%
26 %
25%
26%
26%
26%
26
26%
51%
52%
51 %
52
51%
52%
52
52%
22
22%
21%
21%
21%
52%
22%
52
1
22
22%
22%
23%
6,500
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum—
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
*180
12%
18,000
19%
4,900
:5%
preferred
:
__
50
South Porto Rlpo Sugar com.No par
■
-8%
preferred
Southern
rightis
•
*180
—
12%
Xl2
13%
18%
18%
*52%
-
11%
52%
*52%
19
52%
32 %
33%
33%
32%
33%
36%
36%
36%
36%
48%
49 Va
48%
49%
19
52%
32%
32%
49
49%
49%
%
§i
11
u
20
20'A
20
20 %
20
20%
20%
20%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
34%
34%
34 %
34%
x33%
34%
33%
34
33%
34%
11,200
60
61 Va
59%
60'A
x59 %
61%
60
61%
60 Va
61
33,200
30%
31 '/a
30%
30%
30 %
31
31%
31%
31
31%
15,200
94%
95
94%
96 7 a
97%
983/3
51%
51 %
41%
41%
51%
52
6,800
1,900
90
90
90
a—50
51%
a_1qo
*89....
-
'
ii
V«'
ii
1
93%.
.
95 Va
51%
.
f
*88%
91
A
**
97%
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
28 %.
28%
28'/a
28%
28 Va
18%
18%
19
19
19
19
*
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
5%
5%
1
6%
*80%
6
68
t_100
*100
88
*80%
68%
4.20%
___:
preferred
Spencer; Kellogg A? Sons.
Sperry Corp (The) new
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
Square D Co
2
14%
No par
5
79%
49%
Standard
No par
38%
39 %
$3.50 preferred
No par
Standard Coii Products Co Inc:
rl
--16Va
67%
80
48%
1
18%
—__1
67%
Electric Co_J
*18%
par
No par
common,
—1
*91
*100
101%,.
18%
.18%
67%
69%
15%'
14%
X79
88
101%
*100
102%
18%
69:%
18%
69%
18'%
71
10%
10%
618
*100
18%
66%
65%
1,500
6%
2,400
1,100
88
66%
3,800
101%
102 %
*100
18%
18
18%
4,400
72
71
72%
56,500
15 %
38,800
_
15
15
15 %
15%
15%
*79
79%
79%
79%
79%
79%
600
79
49! 4
48
48
47%
48%
3.100
38%
38%
39
38%
39 %
6,000
49'A
48%
38%
38%
91
91
91
91
16
16%
16%
16%
10%
5%
*80%
6,600
19%
5%
15
38%
'
5%
20
28%
28
*18%
7
*
*90%
10%
.
9%
10
•
91%
*90
91%
.
60
16%
16%
16%
163/4
7.200
10
10
10 Va
10%
3,700
~
16-%
19%
88
x70%
49
92
r 28%
91
*90
*80%
66%
68
67
91
*6%
"
88
*80%
67%
51'A
28
28 %
1
,
98%
51 %
*88%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc__
Sparks Withington Cp—
No
Spear & Co common
i
Standard Gas
35,200
1,400
700
ft
No par
com
161,500
20 %
preferred-
Inc
12,200
n
31%
Railway common
Brands
49%
-
_7.50
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Co
36%
49
%
Southern
—
-
20
5
No par
$5.50 preferred
Spencer Chemical
2,800
31%
,'j
South'n Pacific Co (Del)
Southern Production Co Inc
non-cum
32%
NO par
(The)
Southern Natural Gas Co
5%
100
32%
36%
49%
52%
*52
37
*36
37
*33
19%
19%
52%
32%
*52 %
12
12%
52%
19
19
11%
12%
5,000
30,200
*180
*180
*180
12%
—_25
Ediscn
.'j.
s.
—
12'/a
a—25
:
California
38% Apr
4
S8%May 28
£
4,000
53
5
62% Apr 29
29%Aug
12
51%
_15
—
18
16% Dec
4,400
11%
51%
23 %
1.100
_
*51%
45%
12
53
61
*51%
ilOO
__
—.
Inc
53%
49%
—10
,t
Inc common
preferred
4.20%
53%
25
_
Corp
Jan
19
1,400
5
Co
Smith-Corona
*51
—No par
Sinclair Oil Corp
30% May 24
Oct
6,500
58%
No par
29
12% Jan
8
4
Apr 22
59%
24%
America
54% Dec
89
30%
58%
1
4
May 27
10%
*29%
10%
_7.50
36% Jan
52
10%
31
10%
10%
10%
*30
31%
59
—
7
92
110
43%
31% Jan
6
1,900
10 Va
8%
41%
6
18
3,800
11,000
43%
32%-Dec
72% Jan
20%
1
2
49% Jan
20%
20%
6,400
*56%
57
56%
.
8%
8%
•
87% Apr 14
26% Mar 15
20
55%
53%
8%
South Indiana Gas & Elec
15
3,000
20 %
10%
Southern Co
Nov 22
9,000
32%
X84 %
8%
7
Dec
54%
84%
106
86%
*10%
2
01% Dec ~ 20
330
23%
20%
_1
21% Mar
92
82%
84%
40
92%
54%
•
Co
Skelly Oil
82%
290
7,400
117
117
*22 %
20%
No par
Sheller Mfg Corp
Sheraton Corp of
Simmons
*90%
23%
35%
53%
Gas—_—
(Frank
(W
35%
119
*22%
82 %
80
79%
35%
91%
91
*117
23 %
*22%
8,100
96%
85%
—5
common.:
Oil
*117
23%
64
1,500
106
5
—_
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock
92%
119%
*90%
92%
»-* ►—* 00
35%
35%
95%
105%
32
105%
Co______—1
Rubber
Inc
35%
63%
*104
106
x54 %
1
Refrigerator
.
63'%
95%
*95
*104
No par
___-
Co.
&
79%
35%
,
13%
26%
54 %
Co
Roebuck
*90%
93
*91
*22%
Co common—_1
Sears
35 Va
35%
63%
95
106
95
*104
13
63%
63 %
63 %
95'A
106
116%
Finance
Seaboard
95%
*104
106
35%
__5
com
96%
96%
*104
13 %
13
13%
63%
63%
x63%
a.—No par
13
13%
13
Paper Co common—No par
$3.40 preferred
32% Mar
50
4,700
16,200
7
6
10,300
28
13%
17
14
450
18
28%
28
17%
28
26%
17% Jan
Jan"H
*
102
18
22% -23
28% Jan
Jan
16,700
13'%
July" 28
Jan
102
50
43%
23
19
80
290
' 167
42%
26%
29% Aug 23
37
290
*147
42%
22%
6
J9%
1,200
26%
5
51
40,800
83%
23
i5% Jan
16
800
32%
i
-27
85% May
28% Feb
85% Feb
83 %
102%
102
12,800
25
32
83%
167
'•
570
1,400
48
290
17%
28%
28%
28%
'
25
32%
7
42%
102%
17%
27%
28%
27%
103 Va
17%
103
17%
42%
42
42%
47%
25
:
x83
10,600
96%
107 %
47
25
41%
42%
44% "45%
96%
107%
x32%
%
100
96%
46
25
14
107%
107%
45 %
44%
45'%
96
96
107 %
107
.
45
45%
95%
95%
107
39
'13%
22%
25
39% Jan
4,200
25,900
22 '/8
26%
11
51% Apr
12%
75%
22
a
180% Feb
37% Jan
12%
74%
22
22 7
Solar Aircraft Co
3
12%
7478
21%
27%
7
t?eo
12%
74
22%
22%
27% Feb
19% Mar
19
12%
74 %
22%
26%
Spilth-Douglass Co Inc
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc__
64-
Jan
12 %
73%
22%
*280
4
12% May 23
12%
73 %
22
*147
56% Mar
17% Jan 19
46% Dec 23
40
24
25% Apr 26
33% Jan
7
12 %
73
23%
18
52
43% Nov 29
37% Jan
Fet>
9% Feb
17
49% Jan
4
49% Jan 18
20% May 17
Apr
12%
167
(Alexander)
19
11,400
26%
22%
290
(AO)
Nov
600
103 %
25%
73%
*147
Smith
.
-102
25
'/a
12
*280
Smith
69% Dec
330
22 %
167
48% Apr 14
61
330
8,900
73%
290
37% Mar 14
8
103'%
24%
*147
11% May 12
May
*102
24%
24''8
*280
42
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
Apr 23
340
167
5
40
*330
103%'
*102
24%
500
27
290
28% Jan
38
103%
24 %
26%
290
t
15% Feb 28
65% Feb 14
*102
24%
27
*147
May 3
55% Mar 25
3
24'/a
26%
200
46%
Ry Co„_100
preferred
—100
66
Jan
103%
*102
340
46%
320
320
*320
3,300
46%
27%
27
27%
352
345
20
27
9,500
46%
84
48% Mar 14
11
5
15%
38 %
»
33
48% May 24
138% Feb 18
46 7
%
22
4
"46%
a
83
64% Dec 31
18% Jan
46"?
*46 %
25
62% Dec
4
46%
32%
4
18% Jan
38% Jan
*46%
200
31
30%
*38
39%
600
5,400
34%
15%
15%
307a
30%
*38
300
11,100
67
66%
*34
35%
15%
31
83%
4
13% Jan
40
<
15 Va
32
6
,
"38
24:%
32% Jan
6
38 %
83'/a
38% Jan
6to May
15 Va
31'a
30%
*
Jan
*34%
15%
15
307«
66%
66
35%
24%
45
44
200'
103
27%
0
19% Jan
4
17
9% Mar 14
28% Jan
66
05 %
"34 %
83
Sheaffer
10% Dec
31% Dec
103
31%
36% Feb
4
4
102 %
24%
Sharon Steel Corp__
4
102
83
49% Apr 11
46% Apr 21
11% Jan 31
85% Jan
102 %
22%
Servel
38
*102
26%
11% Apr 26
9% Apr 26
43% Dec
90 %
38 Va
—
Seeger
30
58
*90
Savage Arms Corp.:
5
Schenley Industries Inc——1.40
15
27% May
8% Jan
*53
90%
31
*102
57
61 % Jan
58
*89
15%
—5
3
55
*53.
90 %>
40
Diego
37
69% Jan
58
*89
31%
Regis Paper .Co common
39% Nov 22
23
*53
15
1st
12
8% Mar 15
12,500
44%
58
31
Seagrave Corp
6"% Jan
44%
11,500
90
30%
pfd 4.40% series A—___109
Gas <fe Electric Co____10
Sangamo Electric Co__
.—10
St
San
21
87% May 27
3
11,100
173
*89
*38%
42
59% Apr
13
26
44%
177
*53
-100
4
9% Jan
44%
9
89%
102
_^._5
108% Jan
10% Feb
44r'a
9
58
com—1
common
noncum,
21 % Apr
Marls
.44%
44 »/a
44%
'/a
89%
Louis Southwestern
5%.
6
7
44%
44
*53
24%
6
89% Jan
178 %
series A 5% __L
Preferred
6
42% July 19
15% Jan
5
168 %>
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L .San F Ry.Co common—No par
Jan
Dec
175
170
45
16
41
6,500
173
165%
165
164 %
-1
1
6% July 7
62
NOT 10
12,600
16,500
—5
Seaboard
7% NOT 26
85%
9%
Seaboard Air Line RR Co..
Apr
84%
73%
1
17
Jan
a
42%
44'/a
74% Jan
81% Jan
84 7
72%
100
—1
1
19
5
300
84
42 %
No par
Apr
33% Feb
43% Jan
8%
14%
73 %
45%
18 % May 24
45% Dec
8 %
14 Va
42%
9
45%
79% Nov 20
Jan
83%
8%
14%
8
8%
Joseph Lead Co—.—
7
July 21
13
83%
a
%
*14%
72
(The)
67% Mar 18
33
83 7
25
Mar 14
Apr
83%
;
10
St
11
31
Dec
17
64% Apr
12
89% Mar 23
114
30% Jan 20
55% Mar 14
31
102% Jan 18
Mar 14
94% Jan
22
23
Jan
102
'
84 %
'
8%
14%
42%
preferred ______——
_10
4.30% conv preferred——100
10
Jan
8%
14%
9
4%
Feb 21
114
8%
14%
71
(Jacob)
211
8
76% Dec
25
Ruberoid
Ruppert
3
8%
*14%
83%
Petrol Co__50 Guilders
15% Mar 21
48% Jan
16,400
8%
14%
42 %
McBee Corp
9
12,700
21,100
9
Aircraft Corp
Jan
24
16%
37%
70
Ronson Corp
Royal
15% Mar
16%
36'A
417a
preferred series A
13% Mar 24
60% Nov
16%
37
9 Va
common
81% Mar 15
33% May 21
62% Jan
Co
Haas
&
6
12% Aug 23
16%
35 Va
69%
& Axle Co
23
19
1
29
9% Jan
15
16%
35%
42
Co
El Corp
68 % Jan
2iy*Nov
Not
Apr
1
16 Va
34 %
69%
preferred—
conv
7
4
18% Jan 14
5%%
29
Feb
%
8%
—AOO
Controls
Robertshaw-Fulton
Rochester Gas &
35
16
35 Va
*14%
______
11
14% Jan
22
Company
Oct
35
16%
34 %
41%
Co___
Paper
11% Nov
9
16 %
25%
66
Manufacturing
72% Nov 29
55% Aug
10
10 '/a
34%
.No par
10
Co com
Tob class B
48% Apr 20
105 % Mar
105%
34%
Roan
257
*102%
104
"10ZV4
34%'
4
12
104
104
65%
15
31
*102%
*102%
35
21
20% Dec
102%
66%
Feb
86
,
102%
65%
15% Apr
281% Oct
65,700
35
33% Apr
8
170
45%
—No par
No patAntelope Copper Mines
0
4
64 %
44%
%
Ritter
Mar 14
Jan
*63'/a
45
Richfield Oil Corp
75% Mar
18% Jan
64
44%
34%
36% May 10
6
*63 Va
*34 %
27% Jan
13
%
34%
04% May 12
41% Jan
69
44%
34 %
22
21
63 Va
43%
34 %
29
23
63%
43%
34 "'8
77 y8 Dec
45% Oct
4C0
16%
63%
43
34%
28% Dec
40% Dec
*16%
63 Va
43%
34%
3
148
4
10%
*16%
35 Va
9
12
34%
16 %
35
11
14
35%
5
48% Jan
Jan
35%
16%
377«
33% Dec
Jan
2 5'A
16 %
37%
Rhinelander
41
*34%
16%
37%
11
24
34%
16%
37%
37% Jan
40
500
34%
16%
37%
1
7
100
35 %
34%
37%
31% Apr
Jan
3,800
9'/a
37%
6
28
14%
*8%
102%
Dec
12% Jan
14%
9 Va
37%
37
36
9
9
9%
*9
9%
102'%
Rheem
7
14 7 a
400
37%
14
23
3,100
102'/a
29
45% Feo
13% Oct
25%
37 Va
105 % Apr
3
34% Dec
*8%
24%
1
2d
Jan
4
Xl4%
100
37
63'%
series—— 100
Jan
36
7
25 Va
300
3 8'/a
37
9 Va
4.50%'
101
4
7% Jan
25%
%6
,
/
69:%
Preferred
9
Aug
17% Jan
37%
42%
series
Nov
3
a
38 Va
*34%
9
3.60%
37
7
.
42
*36
.
69
Preferred
105
May
36
*41 Va
42
37
42%
10
2
20
42
42
37
*34
41%
38%
3,500
42
Metals
12
95% July
25% Jan
42
41%
41%
81
2.50
~
Common
May 11
3,500
600
51%
No par
Drug Co
Reynolds (R J)
May 11
23,300
36%
va
34%
:
Copper & Brass
Rexall
1,400
23 %
36 Va
*40%
No par
Corp
"When issued"
42% May 27
39%
23%
36
36 %
*3/
5
—100
50c
25
series
3%%
14
41
*39%
2J%
35%
3o
35
No par
83% Feb
Jun
39 »/4
23%
14%
IP
0
3 J '/4
2j%
36%
14%
75% Jan
May 27
39^8
23 %
35%
15
85% Dec 31
74
39%
23 'a
35%
14',
11
8
7
39%
23
15
29
j.-»
May 19
39%
23%
*9
15% Apr
o7/a
17
44% Feb
39%
22%
14%
47% Jan
.
39%
50c
6
12
May 16
80'/a
-10
13% Jan
31
81%
Co—
&
8
7
Aug~23
*50%
81
26
9
3
12% Apr
;
43%
50%
81%
25%
Dec
11
14
Jan
104
50%
80%
"oO
25 %
14% Dec
Jan
o
50 %
81 Va
24%
4
22
an
99% Mar 11
50 %
80 %
25%
25
11
23
x50 '/4
81%
24 %
Jan
36% Nov
103% Nov
10
106
51
36
10% Jan
4
13
106
9u0
Pi
Remington-Rand common
$4.50 preferred
Reo Holding Corp new_____.No par
Republic Aviation Corp
__1
Republic Pictures common
50c
$1 convertible preferred
10
I4y4 Jan
93% Feb
*105%
—
53,900
80%
36
prior preference
pfd
—
*106
*106
•
*105%
*37
Reliance Mfg Co common...
Conv
50%
to "/4
8-^4
No par
Reliable Stores Corp..
16
49%
va
8%
35%
Inc
Bros
$1.25 div
17 y2 May 13
07% Feb
50%
to
8%
36%
Mills
Co
Bit
(Robt)
Reis
49%
l»o%
y
35%
preferred
2nd
Hosiery
Roller
Reeves
13
4% May
May
50
bi>%
8%
50
50
—5
1st preferred
noncum
Silk
8
Mar
42
49
65%
9'/a
1
25
5
50
;_
common
noncum
4%
38% May 20
;
Co
Reading
3
49
85'u
8%
No par
Kayonier Inc common
$2 preferred —1
Raytheon Mfg Co—
81% May 20
25% Apr
pid
Raybestos-Manhattan
4
Mar
Theatres Corp
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
May 27
OJ%
48%
85%
1
—1
100
Pictures Corp
RKO
3
49%
85%
No
preferred
RKO
May 13
48%
par
of America com—No par
1st
$3.50
28
97/b Jan
26
98
99% Mar 29
52y* Dec
Jan
22
Radio Corp
50% May 26
18
81% Jan
J
.1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5433
Volume -181
(2487)
31
I
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. J
Lowest
Highest
52% Jan
4
79% Oct
4
44% Oct
29
48 % Dec
8
71% Jan
4
32% Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
112 % Dec
45
26
EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
73% .Tan
75%
77%
75%
76
75%
75%
75%
76%
76%
77
25
43%
43%
17,300
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
4
liy/aFeD
1
Standard
15
112%
112%
4'A
35,609
111%
112%
111%
Standard Oil of Ohio
112'A
2
111% 111%
46%
46%
51,400
46 %
47
100
100%
101
Mar 14
47% Mar
99% Jan
12
8% Jan
8
6
12% Feb
25
102
3%%
Mar 28
Oil of New Jersey
22% Feb
14
11
Starrett
5
42% July 30
13% Dec 14
36
45% May 20
Stauffer
15% Feb
10%
,_5
No par
Mar 30
13% Jan
4
Feb
7
Co
(The)
Chemical
Co—
_
46% Dec
6
42% Mar 14
51% May 20
Sterling Drug Inc common
22 % Apr
30
30 % Feb
15
24% May 12
2°
5
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc——_
19% Feb
16
26% Dec 29
23% Jan
3
Stewart-Warner Corp
13% Jan
4
20
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
Jan
15% Jan
1
57% May 27
12% Jan
4
97% Jan
20
16% Apr 13
104% May 26
30
67% Feb
11
9
115 % Apr
5
Nov
101
30
Dec 30
;
70
Dec
118% Aug
75% Mar
118% Jan
■
4
4
Sunbeam
Sun
5
_
25% May 12
26
32 % May 11
11
'
11
35
May 23
No par
4 % %
preferred series A
5%%
2nd pfd series of '55 w i__30
May 13
86% Mar 1
4
Sunshine
1
Superior Oil
w
i—,25
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
1^% Apr
Jan
a
Jan
6
20% Dec
31
18% Feb
8
50
30
46% Jan
18
Nov
740
1,040
44%
*14%
Mar
50
50%
49%
50 %
50
50%
5,800
25%
25%
26
25%
26%
253A
26
7,800
24%
24"%
3,000
Superior
22% iway 13
Sweets Co of America
Swift
Feb
26
24% Nov
10
413/4 Feb
4
51% Sep
28
4o% Mar 15
4
48% Dec
16
41
81% Jan
13
96
28
91 % Apr
15
52% May 2
46% May 20
97% May 5
146% May 20
Dec
'
20
Mar 14
14
147% Dec
16
128% Jan
18
4% Feb
24
7% Dec
29
6% Jan
6
17% Jan
10
25% Jan
6
14% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
14
25
33
Dec
ia
8% Mar
17
88
Nov
83% Jan
6
42%
Dec~23
29
1,500
17%
3,600
x20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
29%
29%
28%
28%
28%
28%
10,600
59
59
59%
59%
60
60 %
61%
20,800
11%
11%
11%
12'A
29,900
55%
56%
57
57%
1,500
14%
15%
15
15%
6,100
11%
11%
11%
11%
55'/a
55%
55%
55%
14%
15%
14%
15%
11%
56%
15'A
*104
106
70%
71
117
117
23
23%
25%
26
•
34%
34%
*104
106
69%
*116
*104
70%
106
104
70%
70%
116%
117
•»
116%
Co
70%
*116
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
80,300
25%
25%
25%
25%
26
46,600
343/8
34%
22,100
34%
34%
34%
34%
77%
78
78
78
78%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
950
*850
$4.40
3
2b
Temco
2
May 27
Gould
Texas
14
No par
Corp,.
1
(James)
950
*850
950
*850
*96
*143
7%
78 »A
11%
950
>850
13,800
950
'«*
Corp
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
3,900
47
48
47%
48
47%
47%
3,000
*22%
23
*22%
*22 »/8
23
23
*22%
23
23
51%
51%
51%
51%
51%
51'A
51%
46%
47%
47%
48
47%
48 %
47%
48
96
97%
97%
97%
96%
96 %
97%
97%
*142
148
*143
147
7%
7%
7%
X51
.
*143
7%
:
147
>144
Co,
4,600
19,900
100
146
7%
7%
7%
*20'A
7%
21%
20%
20%
*20%
21
20%
20%
37
37
36%
36%
36%
36%
35%
35%
36
15%
14%
15
14%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
57
55
55
55%
56%
57
58%
58
6,400
36
14%
55%
59
2.50
—
28%
48%
21
.,1
—
29%
48%
5
Corp___
1,000
12
28%
29%
48%
51%
47%
97
148
7%
*78
-9
Corp
Aircraft
Tennessee
No par
pfd (conv):
cum
Symington
Telautograph
100% Apr
31% Apr
51%
46%
50
23%
25%
34%
*22
4,200
25%
11
25
100
703i
117%
23%
77%
(The)__4.16%
,_l
70%
25%
34
*8%
48%
106
>116
11
5
700
23
•
*850
21
104
70%
117
78
common.j
$4 preferred
>
104%
10%
Co
Talcott Inc
53
41% Jan
&
37 % Apr
17% May
Nov~23
21%
17%
15
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc com—__7.50
21% May 23
13% May 10
47%
25%
215/8
17%
11%
55 %
!—50
Corp,
Paper
25%
22
17%
29%
29%
57%
25%
22
17%
'
Mar 30
105% Jan
Steel
Sutherland
29%
60%
25%
22
xl7
20%
*20
25
*21%
17%
17%
24%
22%
x22
77%
___,_,25
600
50%
10c
California
ox
2,000
15
25%
12.50
Mining Co
29% May 20
58% May 2
31% Jan
4
No par
preferred
____100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co w i_,
1
lUJ/8 Mar 11
3
1
Class A 4%%
75% May 17
816
Nov~16
10
__No par
12% Dec
4
57% Jan
Corp
Corp common,,
84% Dec 30
8
10
Corp
Chemical
\
__No par
$4.50 series A preferred,,
Sun Oil Co common
23% May 13
23% May 11
""""
4
433/8
14%
50%
^0
29%
57%
42 % Mar
Ti
44%
14%
26
20
11% May 17
7
43%
14%
51
Stone & Webster
12% Nov 24
30
41
44%
14%
*41
50%
J
17
14% Dec 20
—
41
44%
14%
25%
5
21
48
1
40%
44%
17%
20%
4
38%
3,000
43
44%
xl4%
45
23%
11
Jan
14%
20 J/4
41
25
8 % Jan
16
41%
14%
25
10% Nov 23
30% Jan
10,100
22%
30 % Jan
Jan
20%
15
Stromberg-Carlson Co
14% Jan
20%
V 17%
67% Apr 26
635
20 %
1
6
Jan
20%
5
40
7
20%
Stix Baer & Fuller Co_,
43% Aug 19
vi3A jan
2,700
20%
41
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% prior preference—
_.l
1
—
20%
42%
13
35% Nov
—
20s%
42%
44%
28% Mar
20% Apr
30% Feb
68% Dec
20%
10%
19% Jan
6
113"% Jan
10 3/8
23% May 23
4
300
10%
6
19% Jan
12,100
10%
(j
26% Jan
100
10'%
23
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
46%
100%
10%
16% Feb
8
45%
*100
10%
18% Jan
4
45'%
100%
10%
15
17% Jan
Feb
*100
10%
18% Nov 23
21% Jan
89
45%
„
111%
1
S__
L
45%
100%
in
10
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
Stanley Warner Corp—
50
Apr
*100 *
100
Mfg Co
19
45%
_10
common
preferred series A
Standard Ry Equip
7
40% May 26
22
Dec
Shares
No par
53% Oct
Mar 25
tnc Week
Standard Oil of Indiana,
20% Dec 30
12
May 27
Standard
42
Oil of California
Friday-
May 26
3
5
5
Sales for
Thursday
7
102% Mar 11
17
PRICES
May 25
49% Jan
4
11 % Jan
SALE
Wednesday
May 24
81% Feb
11% Jan
36% Feb
HIGH
Tuesday
May 23
Par
42% Feb
30% May
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
18
31
10% Feb
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
RECORD
LOW
42% May 18
lub% jan 18
8
Dec
'
21
500
800
20,100
3,b00
25
90%
.91%
90%
91%
91%
92
91%
92 %
92
92%
11
Texas
Gulf Producing Co new___3%
26
26%
2Q%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
8,600
Texas
Gulf
26%
x40%
26%
43% May 27
41%
40%
41%
41
42%
42%
42%
42%
43%
32,300
6
16% Jan
28
Texas
Instruments
Inc
13,900
6
58 % Mar 23
Texas
Pacific
Coal
&
Texas
Pacific
Land
25
41
May 16
38
Mar 14
Dec
20
5'A Jan
5
14
Oct
19
12% Jan
4
50% Dec
16
47% Jan
35
Jan
9% Dec
107
15% Dec
Jan
172
66
15
Dec
9% May 18
6% Jan
19% May 19
19
8% Jan
22
6% Jun
11
9
Dec
44
Jan
1% Mar
8% July
9
7
Dec
12
Dec
92% Jan
7
104
6
12
4
46% May 11
101
Jan
Jan
-15% Feb
25
24
Jan
5
52% Dec
31
48
30% Dec
55% Oct
26
13
Apr
6
3
>
Mar
29
28% Apr
1
57 % May
4%
Tide
162
162
75
75'A
76
x77
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
18%
23'A
23
23%
23%
231/4
18
231/4
*17%
233/8
18
18%
17%
17%
50%
50%
50%
50%
33'% Apr 18
2
22% Mar
5
59% Apr
6
Jan
31
18
Mar 15
20"% Feb
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
33% Apr
59% Apr
25
Mar 14
30
52
Jan
30% Dec
31
18
18% Jun
9
13% Jan
18
19% Dec
6
17
41% Jan
5
57% Dec
6
6% Jan
4
16% Nov
30
12% May
32% Dec
13
41% Dec
22
31% May 17
7
143% Dec
6
24
38% D4c
29
31% Jan
Jan
6
20 % Jan
60
18% Mar
4
46%
*4%
15
.•
common
*14%
5
49%
*104%
*12
11'A
5
*43A
'■*
45
5'A
*14
49'A
*43A
14%
4-
49
*14
105
*103
Feb
5%
*:<'
*103
7% Jan
4
10"% Aug
16
433/8 jan
8
75
Nov
16.
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
11% Jan
4
23
4
38
May
11
8% May 25
31
84% Apr 27
94% Apr 23
31% Mar
1
Jan
July 23
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
20
21% Jan
25
15
113
Sep
28
108% Mar 22
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
100
9
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
100
59% Nov
24
Apr
50
38% Jan
105'A Jan
4
11
Jan
154
4
25% Oct
19
48
45% Jan
103% July
Mar 16
87.
20
139
Jan
14
»
Jan
11
79% Dec
20
66
106 % Feb
1
6
3
103
38% Dec 29
11
119% Dec
25% Nov 11
40
103% Oct 29
Jan
Jan
14
,
Feb
Apr
52
Jari
303/8 Mar
6
94
22
106
Jan
Jan
14%
49%
50
50%
104%
105
28
26%
27%
27%
27%
8,800
28
28%
28
28
7,500
53%
54%
54
53%
54
Edison
54
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14 %
2
39%
40%
39%
40%
39%
39%
Inc
—5
29%
30%
29
30 %
Williams Steel
No par
World
(The)
Airlines
series
A
common
(conv)
14'A
14%
5,300
39 %
39%
22,600
31%
30%
31%
12,700
53%
29%
30'/«
21
*20'/a
21%
21
21%
21
21%
21%
22 %
1,300
26
25%
25%
25%
25%
253A
26
26
26%
6,000
50
*57%
58
57%
57%
57%
'57%
57 %
57%
57%
57%
600
20'/a
20%
xl9%
20 %
4,700
52
x50
50
20%
1
50
*49
20%
52
*50
30%
31%
30%
56%
*56%
571/2
28%
28%
28%
28%
18%
*53
31
28%
193/4
29
18
18
*53
19%
19%
*49%
52%
31%
*56'%
28%
26
10
6
Jun
1
107% Apr
19% Sep
20
14
23
17% Jan
3
49
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
13
105
Apr
29
28%
29%
18
*17%
18%
55
*52.' '
55
13,800
1,200
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13 5/a
33%
35%
33%
•343/4
33%
34%
343/8
34%
34%
35
15%
,,15%
'
13%
—1
(The)——
13 %
2,600
23,700
u
15%
35%
8%
82
82%
93
94%
28% 29%
30%
30%
110
110%
*97% 100
15%
34%
*8%
88
88
103% 103%
50%
51 %
162% 165%
50%
50%
29%
29%
72%
74%
*103% 104
42%
43%
133% 133%
29%
30%
United Air Lines Inc common
10
Preferred 4%7c series of 1952—100
of America—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
*105%
108
21%
34%
35
15%
1.800
15%
35%
15%
15%
15%
35%
15%
X34%
35%
35-3/8
35%
8,700
8%
1,400
'
"
83/4
8%
8%
82
82%
82
82%
81%
81%
813/4
92%
93'%
93%
93%
93%
92 3A
93%
28%
28%
2 81/2
28%
V, 92
28%
29%
28 3A
29
•30%
30%
V 30'A
1103/8
110 3/4
30%
30%
110
8%
8 5/»
8%
8%
110
*•'
_
,
110
,
*97
162%
163
6,400
30
30%
18,700
110%
210
100
*97
100
87%
87%
*102%
103%
50%
50%
110
87%
1023 4
50'A
50%
165
165
23,309
*110
30%
87%
102 3/4
50'A
50%
50%
162
102%
103%
'
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82
1023/4
88
88
88
87%
*102%
*97
100
*97
100
.
110
'
50%
*167
166%
50%
50%
#.
J
51
167%
80
11,900
3,409
2,400
51
50%
51
50%
503/4
29%
29%
293A
29%
29%
29%
2978
30
74%
74%
753A
105'A
*103'A
105%
'200
43%
43%
44'A
33,200
72%
104
,73%
73
743A
72%
104%
*1031%
105'A
*103%
43%
42%
43%
42%
*132
*105%
30%
108
43
136
134
132%
136
29%
29%
30'A
30
*105%
108
>105%
30%
30'A
,
*105%
'
19,809
700
138
138
136
108
3,800
•
30 3'8,
5,700
108
21%
21'A
21%
21%
22%
21%
22%
5,200
48%
49
50
50%
51'A
50
Va
50%
4,800
441/4
44%
4 %
4%
4%
73%
'73%
*73%
6%
65A
6%
6%
6%
8%
8%
8'A
*8%
8 3/8
68%
68 3/8
68 3/a
68%
*68%
691/4
163/a
49
2PA
X48%
21%
48
United Board & Carton Corp,:
10
United Carbon Co—
No par-
7
100
13%
United Biscuit
15
3,300
58
13%
United Aircraft Corp common——5
5% convertible preferred——100
22% May/13
54
31
18
55
100
30%
*56%
£8
*53
18%
18
55
19%
52 3 4
31'A
'
58
*53
18%
56
.
*491/4
31%
31%
*56 %.
30%
,1
Co
5,100
25'A
56%
Corp
53%
14%
39%
21
1
Oil
■
1
conv
Coach
52%
14%
39%
53%
5
Co
Corp___1
Union Tank Car Co——No par
108% Feb
6
50
104%
27%
28%
2
483/a Apr 21
150% Apr 21
31% Jan- 3
Jan
10,900
26 %
4
27
Mar 21
110
190
i
5
*4%
*14
28
Union Oil of California
25
Union .Pacific RR Co common
50
4% noncumulative preferred—,50
7
Mar 15
34% Jan
29
27
7
178
17
May 16
.Apr
Apr
59
50% Mar 15
26-% Jan
24
5
104% Mar 29
May 12
51% Aug 23
26
Jan
100
91,
7
29'A Jun
21% Apr 27
87% Jan
Dec
7.
31% Apr
113
i.
,
27
Udylite Corp (The)
—1
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
5
Union Bag & Paper Corp——20
Union Carbide & Carbon,,_,No par
Union Chem & Materials Corp—10
Union Elec Co of Mo common
10
Preferred $4.50 series,;
No par
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
Preferred $3.50 series
__No par
Preferred $4 series,,1
No par
3
4
803/8 Mar 14
69
104% Jan
28% Dec
Jan
Jan
13,000
.
28%
TXL
16% Apr 29
33
200
U
45
14%
48%
■
12
10
10%
45
'
27
290
12
26%
Twin
40% Mar 13
6
600
51
28
preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
1
Twin City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred——,,50
4
13% Jan
5,900
17%
3,900
27%
;
11% May
23%
17%
51
*44
10%
45
5
x48%
*104 %■ 1051%
34,500
23%
12%
11%
*4%
14%
48]A
*12
45%
<
*141/4
-
105%
12%
11%
11%,
46
18%
*
*12
12%
*45'A
-
14%
50
50nA
79
18%
28
4.30%
19
Jan
11%
46
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
19
14
* 11%
.*50'%
600
77%
•
26%
Preferred
13
25% Mar 14
1
100
Truax-Traer Coal Co
14
52% Jan
12%
Tri-Continental Corp common,
$2.70 preferred
14
19
*; Dec
xl2%
:
78 '
27%
Transus &
2
30% Nov
50%
164
164
162
Oil——10
Trans
9
Dec
23%
17%
preferred—*,50
Associated
Toledo
3
56
17%
50%
preferred
Water
Transamerica
27% Jan
160
73%
19'A
$1.20 convertible preferred——,25
Timken Roller Bearing,———No par
9
21
160
73%
18%
,
17
20
*155
159
73%
common
15
24% Mar 11
.
31
Co
convertible
Feb
15
18% Jan
54
*153
$Third Avenue Transit Corp_.No par
7
19% Dec
17
100
No par
common__50c
Inc
Thompson (J R)
Thompson 'Products Inc
4
25% Jan
53
Ry Co
—No par
43% Apr
37 % Mar 14
60% Nov 26
23
16% Jan
Jan
.
21% Aug 16
May 28
52 % Dec
6
7
18
27% Dec
4
42
:
13% Jan
30
12
5,600
preferred—No par/
conv
$2.50
105% May 10
17
19
10%
American
Thermojd
60% Mar 24
18
26% Jan
May 31
6 % Mar
4% May 12
11% Jan 11
31
$1.25
4
7% Jan
8
15% Apr
15% Jan
Pacific
Textron
23-/2'Mj,y2U
19*% Mar
43'A Jan
»
16
13% Jan
10%
The Fair,
16
15 % Aug
10%
31
Dec
40% Dec
10'A
12% Jan
27% Nov
5
10%
11% Mar 16
27% Nov
4
10%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference—
No par
18% July 20
2
103/B
22
47
12% J an
10'A
51% Apr
31
25% Feb
10%
2
26% Dec
36 % Jan
10
7
Sep 24
53
6,700
ex-distribution___l
share ctfs
10
15
1
18
51%
Jan
July 30
42% Oct
15%
50%
*, Feb
46
7
,
17
15%
*17% Jan
29
39% May 17
18
15%
51%
1
Oil
Trust—
Utilities Co
79
6
23
14%
51%
Texas
6
Jan
23
15
51%
May 27
Jan
19% Nov
14%
50%
&
12
49% Dec
14%
51%
Sub
61
19 % Dec
14%
50%
Texas
29
38% Jan
14%
50%
4
31
13% Jan
14%
13
Dec
13% Jan
7,500
50
13% Jan
147
Mar 14
—No par
10
164% Jan
27
12% Dec
46% Mar
Sulphur
163/a
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
1,900
14
14'A
14%
14'A
8,100
57%
57%
57%
58
32
32%
321%
32%
37%
2,700
2238
35,600
■
"■
'
•
-
27
Jan
12
3% Feb
25
38% May 26
6% Dec 13
70% Apr 29
4% Jan
4
8
80% Jan
28
11
63% Jun
29
1
72% Apr
9
6
88
12
20
4% Apr
6.
6% Nov
Jun
34 % Jan
Jan
19
7
11
13% Mar 14
Dec
31
51% F^b
27% Jan
13
35
Dec
6
4
1
36% Jan
39% Mar
la
7
Mar 14
1% Jan
4
2% Sep
15
2% Jan
3
8
86% Dec
8
77% Jan
18
11
Jan
233
25
184
30
35
18
214
Nov
Dec
8
"
179 *
34
May
5
87% Dec
6
Mar 14
Apr 29
19% May
^
54% Mar 11
7% May 4
Jan
4
22% Feb
3% Feb
9
11
2
16
9
280
81% Jan
31
12% May 12
16% Mar
3
40% Jan
43
2
For footnotes
sep
page
32.
5
90
No
United Gas Corp
Jan
Mar
3
6%
*8%
*68
16% '16%
•
*44
44'A
*43
14%
14%'
14
14
14%
58
5 6 5/s
57%
5 6 3/8
57%
32%
31%
.32%
31%
32%
38
38%
X37%
21
21%
21%
No par
No par
20
7% preferred
100
US Hofiman Machinery new—1.65
4%5J> preferred
—100
US Industries Inc common
1
4%% preferred series A
50
38%
21
21%
2%
2%
92%
94%
48
50%
255
255
*179
181
22%
22%
83^
83
13%
14%
42%
42%
<
23/a
93%
*47%
255
*179
143/fl
2%
94
50
259%
181
100
634
9,000
8 Va
100
61/2
*8
68%
37%
37%
37%
22
21%
22
22
2V2
259 %
'179
19,700
15,900
5.200
2%
2%
*
2%
2%
95%
94%
95
'
50
48
49
•
*48
49%
2591/2
260
262
263
265
181
181
181
*181
183
22%
21%
213/4,
21%
2 2 3/a
83
83
83
83
83
83
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
43%
*42%
43%
42'A
42'A
1
100
68 3/s
94%
95%
*47%
5,700
4%
73%
37%
23/8
200
,
4%
73%
'
94%
46
4%
731/2
21%
*42
46
45%
4%
73%
4%
74
57%
32
38%
United Park City Mines Co (The)_,l
.
44%
4%
73%
6%
8%
69%
5
10
United Gas Improvement Co—13'%
United Merc-h & Mfrs Inc
1
common
'
*43%
4'%
*73
6%
*8%
par
,
US Gypsum Co
31
5
United Engineering & Foundry
United Fruit Co
9
31
18
'
May
40% Dec
1-
Electric Coal Cos,
2
13% Dec
-
United
Mar
184% Feb 15
23 % May
9
No par
Corp (Del) —1
U S & Foreign Securities
US Freight Co,:
95% May 2555"
—
United Dye & Chemical Corp com,,1
7% preferred
100
4
Mar 31
May
35% Feb
49% Jan
38'A Dec
17
60"
31% May 16
,
38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31:
4
United
3
18% Jan
15% July 20
175
6
11
10% Jan
78% Jan
57
114% Jan
Jan
7% Feb
25
4
22% Jan
78
8% May 17
15% Feb
4
12
.(Delaware)
United Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
12
67% May 12
11% Jan
.
United-Carr Fastener—
May 27
b% Jan
,.
f
Aug 17
45% Jan
33% Mar
r
Aug 23
17% Dec 17
May 25
11% Jan
46
■'
.
4,700
700
1,800
10
13,800
213/4
22%
83
83
340
137A
14
10.900
43
200
*
*42
32
(2488)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
20% Dec
29
8% Dec
13% Mar 17
Lowest
\
Highest
28
19
NEW
Highest
Jan
6
8% Jan
24% Apr
15
U
7% Feb
24
•
9% Feb
77% Dec 21
70
Jan
6
90% Apr
18
U
59% Feb
3
68 % Dec
66% Jan
21
3
S
14
4
U
24
11
Jan
Nov 29
39
70% Jan
7
91
Oct
13
103
Dec
35
26
79% Jan
6
29% Jan
11
46% Dec
134% Jan
6
163% Oct
54% Jan
11
143
Jan
4
Dec
24
18% Oct
Jan
26
May 12
61
Jan
11
6
7
Jan
May 16
11
17% Jan
12 % Jan
Jan
1% Jan
4
26% Jun
12
22% Jan
154
18% Jan
31
2
May 10
3% Jan
May 26
21% Jan
11
23
35
161% Jan 26
170
30% Feb
19
169% Nov 26
26% Mar 15
63% Jan
5
32% Nov 23
83% Dec 31
83% May
34% Jan
21
42% Deo 31
40% Dec
14
4
19% Oct
5
7
32% Dec 31
5% Jan
4
30% Jan
8
3
47% Mar 15
136
Aug 27
130% May 20
July 30
133
Jan
89
36% Dec 30
4
4
Mar 17
31% May
4
82%
84%
41%
161%
i9a/8
19%
19%
xl9%
19%
19 Va
37
36%
37
x36%
83%
19%
413%
161
42%
843/4
161
30,000
42%
417/a
161%
27,100
161
19 Va
3,000
19%
3,100
13%
36%
36%
36%
13%
13%
135%
36 %
14Va
36
j33/8
13
14'/«
14%
*137%
131/2
14%
12%
13'%
13%
133%
123%
13%
125%
13
993/4
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
430
2'%
11,400
pfd_5
991/2
2
2%
33%
166%
Inc
com_—1
preferred
100
Co
28%
88
46%
1
33%
166
27%
2
2
2'/a
16%
44
43
433/4
*433/4
44%
300
34%
34%
34%
333/4
333%
1,500
*166
;V
167
♦166
167
2Va
17
18
*166
700
167
28%
28%
28
28%
87
87
86%
87
465%
41%
240
3,900
13,300
16
17
277%
46%.
43%
2
*16%
88
*87
46%
42%
2'%
166
28%
*87
No par
99%
2
33%
166%
465%
47%
47%
47%
48
43%
42%
43%
42%
20
48%
43%
42%
42%
27%
28%
.*86
1,500
87
GO
3.000
5,500
2.50
Co
14%
15%
14%
10
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
14%
351/,
35 %
14%
4,000
36
Co__6%
'gs/.
35%
35
35%
34%
35
34%
35
5,800
Inc..
Chemical
Co
&
2.50
Pacific
Ry com.100
5%
noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3% %
preferred
100
3
300
41%
34
Vick
83
4,300
161 %
44
Vicks Shreve
70C
51%
63%
413%
com_No par
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
21
170
50%
63*3/4
1615%
33%
Raalte
170
515%
64
41%
193^
420
22.200
170%
50%
*63
83%
10
100
*36%
Vanadium Corp of America
62% May 27
133% Jan 24
133% Jan
37% Jan
82%
170
50%
64
161 %
100
Co
100
48
25
—
Light
100%
421/4
44
&
15,700
90 %
162%
44
Power
100
37%
4i>/a
44%
4%%
4
170
50%
*44
Utah
11
10% Apr
169 3%
17%
3
71%
37
*88
47%
17%
Leaf Tobacco
*71
37%
100%
*63
3,10C
90%
37%
48%
17%
preferred
Universal Pictures
71
5,300
90
1
2nd
noncu
82
*70
*88
161%
_No par
Van Norman Co
134
26% Jan
common
83%
89%
Shares
8%
90
the Week
22%
*8%
100%
*16%
Van
Mar 26
57% Dec
63%
82
22%
9
87'A
37%
47%
50%
63%
22%
*8%
100
1693/4
50%
63%
Stockyards Corp__;
47% Apr 28
19% Mar 7
6% Jan II
169%
51%
63%
22%
90%
47%
50%
May 27
*88
100
45%
50
__No par
issued"-:
convertible
39% Feb
7% May 19
rlOO
46%
169%
com__50
Min
noncumulative preferred
8%
7
Feb
46
Friday
May 26
71
37%
Sales for
Thursday
87%
*69%
38
90%
169%
.100
Tobacco Co
Universal
18
Jan
5
common
"when
135/« May 13
4
37%
*88
PRICES
9
x87 %
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp______l
48% May 27
18
38%
SALE
22%
*8%
preferred.—No par
United Wall Paper Inc common
2
4 c/0
convertible
preferred
50
4
Feb
c
37-%
9
100
preferred
32% Jan
124% Mar 26
126
91
4
S0%jen
20
11% Jan
31% Oct
7%
$6
3
May
31
41% Mar 14
28% Jan
Apr 28
56% Mar
Corp
Common
United
S
40% May 17
l
preferred
Smelting Ref &
preferred
Steel
S
1st
United Stores $4.20
3
16
32% Sep
18
Jan
Dec
44% Dec 31
S
1%
2
20% Dec 31
8
common
common
noncum
7%
U S
U
21
1
Rubber Co
8%
3
Dec
3
Plywood Corp
U S
14
14% Apr
100
70
'8%
88
U
22%
88%
70
101
14% Mar
27
87
72
88
44% May
f
Jan
88
*100
26
17
10
91
87
9
HIGH
Wednesday
May 25
23%
*70
S
7
11% July 14
11% May 12
U
24
Apr
X22%
10
*8%
100
14
98
23%
10
20
100
19% Feb
4
23
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
S Playing Card Co
S
preferred series B
37% Jan
5
1
preferred series A_„.
3
6% Jan
common
3% '/o
Feb
166
% '/a
Co
May 24
3%%
35 % Mar 17
73% Jan
-
4
Lines
AND
Tuesday
May 23
3
88% Apr
156% Mar 14
13% Nov 23
4
65
Monday
Par
18
48% Apr 20
170% May
9
60% Feb 18
18
67% Jan
38% Mar 16
1
Jan
101 % Mar
49
27
16% Jun
35
41% Mar
88
19
39% Mar 14
40 %
162
6
Jan
157 % Jan
64 % Sep 17
74% Dec 31
13
Jan
6
7
59% Dec 29
4
37% Jan
39
Jan
75% Mar
84% Mar 21
97
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
36'/a Jan
6
YORK
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
YeariiiM
Lowest
..
8Va
531/.
8%
60%
8%
59%
8%
59%
130%
*129
130%
*129...
*130
135
*129
135
*129
32%
32%
32%
8%
59%
*130
32%
9
8%
60%
1
60%
130%
130%
135
32%
8%
*129
9,900
62%
62
7,200
*129
135
*129
32%
8%
62
130%
32'/»
90
135
32%
32%
4
95% May 26
48% Oct 11
123
Jan
4
152% Aug 30
27
Jan
11
33
Jan
3
112% Jun
2
33% July 28
116
Oct 28
114
Jan
8
117
Apr
18
July 19
104% Nov 10
101% Feb
9
103
Feb
2
$4.04 dividend
preferred
100
107
101
106
*101%
103
May 23
*101%
103
$4.20 dividend
*101
102
preferred
*101
100
102
*101%
102
105%
106
104%
105
X104
105
*104
105
"104
105
20
Jan
99
101% Jan 19
91
Feb
36% Feb
2
1
133% Jan 17
Feb
16
40% Dec 29
37% Jan
4
30% Dec 31
30
Jan
71% May 19
68
Jan
May 17
26% Apr
Nov
9
42% Mar
Virginia Elec &
$5
1
33
May
90% Mar
15% Jan
19
6%
28% Apr
5
31% Feb 24
Oct al
Co
Ry
100
Co
7%
94%
431/,
33
*93
44%
137
94%
43%
*134
*93
43%
94%
43
*134%
38%
*116%
*93
45
137%
38%
38%
X37%
117%
116%
116%
X115 %
45
38
115%
*115%
45%
137%
38%
2,300
137%
115%
100
38'/4
38
116'/a
8.000
93%
45
137%
*134%
38
*92
94%
44%
137%
32%
7,200
115%
120
180
25
41
41
41%
X40%
41
40%
41'A
32%
31%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32
31%
31%
76%
76%
75%
75%
75%
77%
77%
78
10
preferred
42
32%
5
L
41%
25
common
preferred
*93
*134
10
com
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinning Co common
18% Mar 23
30
Power
preferred
Virginian
8
3
16"% Dec 31
6
Va-Carolina Chemical com
No par
6'/o
dlv
partic
preferred____100
7
33% May 20
I
25'/a Jan
13
51% Mar 29
11
Mar 25
4
11
Jan
146% Apr
6
25% Jan
57
94
78%
79
1,800
173^
17%
*17%
17%
*17%
17%
18
18
17%
18
1,300
29
29
*29%
30%
30%
30%
*29
30%
29
29
80
20
41
2,500
1,200
w
Mar 26
60
76
Deo 23
74% Jan 18
85% Mar 25
Wabash
11% Aug
2
13
Mar
3
12% Jan
I
14% Mar
7
Waldorf System
24
3
27% Dec 31
27% Jan
3
31% May
9
Walgreen
Jun
54
Jan
72
5% Jan
4
Dec
9
8% Dec
5
6
66% Apr 27
7% Jan
6
19% May
4
27% Dec 10
100 % Aug
9
Jan
6
105% Dec 30
19
12% July 15
10% Jan
13% Jan
19
21% Sep 20
Apr
14
Mar 17
Jan
4
11
30% Jan
25% Jan
4
Wardell
*72
Warner
&
Pictures
7
8
Warren
Foundry
42
May 12
52% Jan
31
Warren
39
Jan
42
21
32
Jan
40
Dec
29
8
Feb
38% Apr
21% May
4
25% Jan
2
23% Jan
8
30
17% Dec
17
14% Dec
6
4
30
6
43% Dec
8
77% Jan
5
96 % Dec
22
17% Feb
18
23% Dec
17
19% Deo
8
16% May 16
13% Jan
6
3% July 21
Apr
73
73
73%
73%
73%
733/4
2,500
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
30,500
17%
17%
17%
173/4
173/4
177/a
18
18
100
103%
103%
103%
103 %
103%
103%
103 Va
103%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 %
123/a
12%
123/a
9,500
19
18%
18%
19
19%
19%
193/4
19
19%
8,600
33%
34
x33%
33%
8,100
No par
50
42%
51
43%
*40%
37%
40%
38
85
Feb
15
Jan
3
20
Jan
0
25% Apr
4
9
19% Jan
8
23% Mar 14
3
27
Feb
Oil
$4
&
99
96
373/8
1,900
22%
23»/a
23i/a
1,300
27
27
27
17
*16%
17%
17%
17%
*17
17%
17%
17%
5
Co
*15
15%
*15
15%
15%
*15
153/a
15
15
3%
*37%
38%
86%
86%
86
86%
23%
23%
233/8
23%
4
18%
18%
18%
18%
183/s
183/s
18 Va
series
B
7
104% NOV 10
100
*104%
99% Feb
4
104
Apr
13
4.10%
preferred
series
C
100
*103%
Virginia Coal & Coke__
5
West Va Pulp & Paper common
5
4%%
preferred
100
*107%
16% Jan
I
18% Dec 30
27% Apr 29
103% Apr 22
22
Apr 28
41% Apr 26
34% Dec 28
30
Jan
<
68
63
Jan
I
Deo 29
49% Jun
9
05% Deo 17
59% Jan
35% May
4
82
74
Jan
25
May 16
Dec
7
May 26
104
Apr
Western Pacific RR common.No par
5
104
Dec
27
100
Jan
132
Dec
10
127
May 23
127% Jan
49% Mar 14
58% Apr
6
103% Apr
15
21% Jan 26
38% Apr
25
27
Oct~28
11
85% Mar 15
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
20% Nov 12
29
Dec
7
30% July 28
100% Deo 30
67% May 18
96% Jan
3
8
29% May
0
42
Jan
31
Mar 14
lOO
Jan
3
95
7% Mar 30
9% Feb
15
22% Jan
8
26% Feb
28
8
37
10% Jan
6
14% Apr
75
5
83% May 26
9% Mar 18
11% May 19
26% May 11
Feb
25
12% Dec 31
Jan
22
78% Dec
10
12% Feb
19
•20% Dec 14
18% Mar 21
6
33% Aug
2
30
Jan
21
147% Dec 16
142
18% Jan
8
Jan
Mar 14
148% Jan
13
I
24% Feb
21
60
7
88% Apr
21
52% Jan
11
14
23
54% Dec
4
53 % Dec
0
48
77% Jan
4
96% Nov
8
92% Jan
7
6
179% Jan
3
7
77
Jan
12
6 % Jan
22
Jan
8
Mar 22
9% May
3
59 % Mar 30
100% May 18
212% Apr 11
98
Apr 26
12
Feb
17
B
$5
conv
Whirlpool
prior
5%'%
(The
100
commoin
Prior preference
Wilson
Oil
&
Co
Inc
34
13
No par
10
preferred
Prior
pfd
200
105
*103%
105
"103%
105
*103%
105
♦103%
105
4%%
1
10
*82
*11%
24
33%
110%
35%
34%
46%
\/45 %
108
22
28%
104
110%
35
110
*34 Va
21%
22
22%
23%
27%
28%
28 Va
28 %
*102%
104
"102%
23%
13,800
28V8
28%
2,800
*102%
104
*102 Va
104
39%
393/4
39%
39'/a
39%
39%
2,700
75%
76%
77
77
76%
77 Va
1,300
66
67
66 V4
67
66
67
653/4
66 Va
3,200
25 %
25%
25
253/8
25
25%
25%
253/»
42,200
X26%
26%
26%
263/8
26%
26%
26%
26%
15,400
69%
42,100
68
102%
70%
9%
25%
35
67%
68'/a
101 %
101 %
*126
67%
68 Va
101 %
101 Va
67%
*101
*126
687/a
53%
101
101 Va
100%
33%
34%
X34 %
34%
34%
353/4
27%
27%
273/8
273/a
*273/4
28 %
38
38 %
99
38 Va
38%
38%
39 Va
100%
98 Va
98%
9
9%
*100
9%
54
101%
*100
9%
25%
25"%
26
34%
34%
13%
12 3/4
13
*82
11%
*11%
24%
33%
23%
32%
*141
300
50
54%
54%
54%
7,900
100%
100%
1017/a
500
353/4
15,500
35
*273/4
39
39
9
3,800
*98%
99%
190
13,600
9%
9%
26%
9%
26%
347/8
34
34%
2,800
12%
13V4
13%
13'/2
18,100
*26
'
1,100
84%
*83
84%
83%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
11%
11 %
11%
100
233/4
23ya
23%
23%
23
23Va
7,600
33%
45,200
24
33%
33
*141
34/
83V4
33
33%
*83
86
32%
100
141%
142%
142%
223/4
*22 %
227/8
22%
22 5/8
22%
225/a
1,300
79
80%
80%
80%
80 Va
80%
80%
82
3,600
47%
47%
52%
53%
143
4?%
53%
98%
47%
53%
98%
*98
99
*98
*191
201
*196
X22 %
90%
90%
90%
9%
9%
93A
47%
47%
53%
54
X54 Va
543/4
983/4
*963/4
98%
90
9%
206
47%
47%
*196
*141
143
47%
54'/a
*98
*198
206
90%
90%
901/4
10
10
10
100
47 7/a
19,700
54%
4,800
60
98%
202
*893/4
93/4
90 Va
10
52% Jan
3
65% May 26
Yale
13
28
61%
61%
61%
61%
62 V4
64%
64%
65%
22% May
3
27% Jan
11
York
_1
23 %
237%
23'/a
23%
23 %
23%
23%
233/a
23%
54
May 18
61% Jan
13
50
*54%
543/4
543/4
543%
55
55
55
55
55
26
700
4,100
55%
9
25% Jan
25
67% Jan
0
32% Apr
84% Feb
14
0
15% Feb 23
15
4% Feb 20
400
28'/4
26%
9%
34%
12%
101%
347/8
263/8
33%
3%
*126
53%
99
54
68
*101
102
*126
53
13%
85
201
.
300
10
5
22'/a
283/8
75%
10
90
9%
233/fe
28 Va
104
30
23
39%
100
No par
900
3,500
108%
39
80%
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
36
463/8
*107%
74%
80%
*191
35%
46
3/8
39%
23
series.100
46
108 Va
76
143
conv
36
46%
*107%
23
series
36
46%
108%
*141
common
4%%
36
453/4
"107%
46%
Corp__10
10
253/8
110%
108
108
100
Public Service
Woodward^Tron Co
Woolworth (F W) Co
preferred
9%
*25
No par
common
Wisconsin
Worthington Corp
1
5
Winn & Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Prior
12,700
106
27%
20
Co
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
6%
26
111
27%
38%
98%
preferred
White Sewing Machine
Wilcox
25%
26%
38%
97%
257/8
110'A
34%
1
2,100
♦104%
27%
20
181/4
111
34
S S)
18 Va
106
127
54%
101%
common
183/a
3,900
1107/8
5
Mfg
Motor Co
3,500
*104%
101%
Corp
White Dental
White
340
233/8
106
No par
preference
40%
863/4
23
"104%
101%
12%
39%
853/4
23%
106
26
68
25%
39
86
106
127
53
100
100
___100
373/4
13
74% Dec 31
11% Jan
dfvld^d
11% Oct
86
Mar 14
series
100
*104%
25%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
25%
600
7,600
86
37%
27% Apr
Jan
63% Jun
Nov 12
45% May 12
-
preferred
67%
101%
25%
900
3%
54% Nov 10
May
38
94
Jan
3.80%
*102%
25
3%
60% Apr
27
Dec
21% Sep
51 % Jun
20
192% Dec
Apr 27
21
40% Apr
30% Jan
Jan
14
Feb
39% Jan
116
35
Mar 10
21% Jan
21% Dec 23
69 Ye Nov 22
3
4
22% Jan
70
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
15
11
Jan
8
28% Jan
83% Feb
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%";
103% Mar 18
34% Jan
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 10
Jun 18
26
26
28
38%
Western Union Telegraph
"When issued"
n
21%
*74 %
18
25% Jan
46%
100
20
May 14
30% May 4
Jan
100
*34%
100
73% Jan
98% May
27
10
new
4.80%
Western Maryland Ry common
4% noncum 2nd preferred
26% May 11
32% Feb 15
80 % Dec 31
25%
Supply Co
preferred
108% Apr
5
4
%
Auto
8
50% Jan
82% Jan
25%
111%
18
27% Dec ~22
54% Dec 31
96% Dec 30
25%
110"%
Western Air Lines Inc.„
Western
25
4
-
pfd
West
44
Apr 21
86% Apr 21
22% Jan
127
5
100
new
4%%
3%
X23%
preferred
36
*37%
3%
3%
38
Penn
48% May 19
109% May 11
23% May 26
30% Mar 24
3%
89
23%
Penn
28
3%
38
No par
4.20%
31
*15
88
23%
com__2.50
preferred
Electric Co
3%
3%
37%
.1
Snowdrift
Sugar Corp
West Kentucky Coal Co
West
Feb
37%
37%
West
Jan
373/4
500
*26%
7
24% Jan 19
200
X223/4
27
35
40%
23%
18
107
40%
373/4
Apr
16
40%
27
Apr
41% NOV 29
40%
23%
113
30% Dec
40%
27
106
110% Oct 29
7,800
*40%
37%
15
4
443%
27
14
9% May 20
327/8
50
44%
23
Jan
23% Jan
323/8
50
44%
37%
101% Feb
105% Aug 10
8% Jan
4
32%
50
44
27
112
Jan
40%
32%
50
44%
l
Indies
Power
*40%
33
51
42%
32%
*50
23
104% Nov 19
108
43
27%
17%
7
3
51
42%
23%
Jan"-4
Oct
51
227/8
Jan
104%
80
27%
_1
convertible
West
104
5
Corp
Wesson
40% May 27
01
Investment
fWelbilt
*103%
5
Webster
4
2,400
18%
Co
9
17
1,700
5
No par
Motor
15Va May
4% Feb
800
72%
Inc
Pipe
8
33% Apr
17% Mar
&
21% Mar
6
200
14
17%
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
2% Jan
30%
803/4
125/a
No par
Waukesha
7
30
73
Wash Water Power
31
26% Dec
*133/4
30 %
12%
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
15
24% Dec 20
13%
17%
Petroleum
11
*79
13%
80%
l
W
Co
62% Mar
23
80 Va
13%
30
Pharmaceutical
36% Feb
Dec
80%
133/4
30
1
Bros
Feb
1
*79
14
297/e
73%
Corp
8
30% Mar 14
24% Jan
—
No par
80%
30%
l
12% May 20
20% Jan
5
39
2 % Apr
37
30
Baking Co common
5%% preferred
3
29
10% Jan
137
*13%
79%
2.50
G
22
19% May 14
9% Jan
6
13% July 20
♦79%
13%
30%
Ward
3
Jan
(Hiram)
Dec
39
14
13% Jan
79%
13%
30
Walworth Co
24% Jan
105
Walker
52% Dec 21
12
100
_10
No par
43% Dec
37
4
30% Jan
preferred.
Co
Warner-Lambert
17
25% Jan
5
4%%
73% May 27
14% Apr 15
18% Mar 14
17
103
RR
Dec 31
86
Nov 29
7% May 20
prtce,; no
f*
e
Name
86
Jan
Jan
18
0% Jan
0
134
May
10
9
10% Mar 23
& Towne Mfg Co
Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
Zenith Radio Corp
Products Corp
Zonite
€.400
63%
4,500
par
28
28%
28
28
28
28
273/4
273/4
27%
28
par
73%
75
73
73%
73%
75%
76
79%
78
795/a
par
15 Va
15%
15
15
147%
15 Va
15
15
147/8
129%
124
No par
1
125
8%
8%
8%
127%
8%
127
8 Va
128
8%
127
1,400
128%
125%
128%
7'/a
7%
7%
7%
on this day. Hn receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganisation,
a Deferred
delivery
r Cash
sales
changed from Consolidated Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore,
b Name changed from American Locomotive Co.
wd When
500
1,100
12,700
distributed.
4,400
3,900
*1
Volume
Number 5433
181
.
.
.
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(2489)
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italic
letters
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after decimal point
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■
"Interest Period" indicate in each
headed
column
the
In
case the month when the bonds mature.
represent one or more 32nds of a point
AND
LOW
Range since Jan.
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Loweit
HIGH
SALE
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Monday
Tuesday
May 23
May 24
rRICES
Wednesday
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Prerloiu
May 25
I
Low
EXCHANGE
Highest
Low
High
Low
High
Thursday
Friday
Low
Sales fer
May 27
May 26
High
Low
High
the Week
High
Bonds (I)
♦106.22
106.26
*106.24
106.28
*106.26
106.30
*106.26
106.30
*106.26
1995
♦100.20
100.22
*100.22
100.24
*100.21
100.23
*100.22
100.24
*100.25
100.27
Treasury
10
108.28 Jan
10
1978-1983
Treasury
108.28 Jan
.1956-1959
♦101.25
101.29
*101.25
101.29
*101.25
101.29
*101.25
101.29
*101.25
101.29
1961
Treasury 3 Vis
3s
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Feb
108
19
Feb
108
19
1
100.4
1
Feb
100.24
*100.23
100.26
*100.21
100.24
*100.22
100.25
*100.21
100.24
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103.8
103.16
*103,8
103.16
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
105.16
*105.8
105.16
1956-1958
*100.17
100.19
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
*100.16
100.18
♦100.16
100.18
1958
*100.7
100.9
*100.8
100.10
*100.7
100.9
*100.9
100.11
*100.8
100.10
1961
*99.4
99.7
*99.6
99.9
*99.5
99.8
*99.6
99.9
*99.5
„1962-1967
*98.4
98.8
*98.8
98.12
*98.8
98.12
*98.8
98.12
"98.8
*98.22
98.25
*98.25
98.28
*98.23
98.26
*98.23
98.26
*98.22
98.25
*97.6
97.10
*97.10
97.14
*97.8
97.12
*97.10
97.14
*97.3
97.12
*96.24
96.28
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
Treasury 2 Vis
Feb
♦100.21
1960-1965
-Dec 15
Treasury 2Vis
100.4
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
2Vis
tug 15 1963
Treasury 2Vis
.1963-1968
2 Vis
June 1964-1969
Dec 1964-1969
Treasury
Treasury
106.30
1958-1963
Treasury 2Vis
_
99.8
98.12
100.12 Aug
25
100.12 Aug 25
Treasury 2 Vis
*96.23
96.27
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
*96.26
96.30
98.29 Feb
15
100.22 July 29
Treasury 2 Vis
1965-1970
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.20
96.24
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
1966-1971
*96.14
96.18
*96.16
96.20
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
June 1967-1972
*96.14
96.18
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
96.22
Treasury 2Vis
Bept 1967-1972
*96.14
96.18
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
Treasury 2Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
*96.18
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
1957-1959
*99.30
June 15
1958
*96.26
100.4
99.30
*99.30
99.19
*99.28
*99.30
100
*100
100.2
*99.29
*99.18
100.2
100.4
*100
99.31
*99.30
96.22
96.22
*100
100
100.4
*99.30
100
.1956-1959
*99.17
99.20
*99.17
99.19
*99.17
99.19
15
99.20 Feb
15
Treasury 2 Vis
June 1959-1962
*97.29
98
*98
98.3
*97.31
98.2
*97.31
98.2
*97.31
7
99.20 Feb
100.17 Oct
7
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 1959-1962
*97.29
98
*97.31
98.2
*97.30
98.1
*97.30
98.1
*97.31
98.2
*98.7
98.10
*98.8
98.11
*98.5
98.8
*98.6
98.9
*98.5
98.8
100.17 Oct
Nov 15
Treasury 2 Vis
International
Jan
100.8
Aug
93.8
Jan
100.8
9
99.10 Feb
14
25-year 3s
July
99.12 Jan
10
25-year
Mar
Apr
93
99.19
98.2
Development
20
May 25
98
Aug 12
1960
*99.17
Bank for
Reconstruction &
94.8
3s
98.4
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98.20
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98.16
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98.16
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98
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102.24 Jan
17
10 >.24
24
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15
101.4
Mar
104.24 July 15
103.12 Feb
7
104
Jan
104.12 Man 10
102.24 Feb
lOl.lfiJan
102.28 Feb
13
101.20 Feb
1
7
25
101.8
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
May 15
1975
*102
102.16
*102
102.16
*102
102.16
*102
102.16
*102
102.24
Oct
15
1971
*103
103.16
*103
103.16
103.24
*103.16
104
*103.16
104
Oct
1
1956
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
104.8
Jan
1
1969
*103.28
104.8
*103.28
104.8
*103.24
104.8
*103.24
104.8
103.24
104.8
1959
100.12
100.24
*100.12
100.24
*100.12
100.24
*100.12
100.24
due Feb 15
1956
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
*99.16
100.8
due Feb 15
1957
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
due Feb 15
1958
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
99.16
*98.16
due Feb 15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
due Feb 15
1960
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
due Feb 15
1961
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
2s
Jan
*100.28
2s
102.4
102.4
101.8
2s
26
6
Apr
*100.28
2s
Jan
102.8
Feb
1981
23-year 3%s.
19-year 3Vis
3-year 3s
15-year 3Vis
5
101.16 Mar
1
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Jan
9
Oct
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102.8
30-year 3 Vis
2s
101
2
102.16 Aug
94.24 Jan
due Feb 15
1962
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
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96
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96
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100
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Low
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New York Stock
Brazil
High
(continued)
Interest
Last
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Exchange
Sale Price
Week's Range
or
June-Dec
*83
19
June-Dec
95
♦88
June-Dec
85
85
June-Dec
32%
32%
June-Dec
*82%
25
June-Dec
87
June-Dec
*83
June-Dec
*82%
3Vis series No. 28
June-Dec
*82%
3 Vis series No. 29
June-Dec
*86
3Vis series No. 30
105 Vi
*86
3 Vis series No. 27
10211
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 26
51
104% 105 a7*
-June-Dec
1980
20
June-Dec
83%
82
——
3 Vis series No. 24
Corporate Stock
84
79%
*82%
3Vis series No. 22
Issue—
High
Low
No.
87
18
3Vis series No. 23
Transit Unification
Jan. 1
Hold
High
3Vis series No. 21
New York City
Range since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
—
3Vis series No.
110Vi 111
69.16
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3%8 series No.
Quar-June
1961-
3s
—
100
3Vis series No.
*
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100.8
27
BONDS
Jan. 1
Issue-
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MAY
ENDED
Range since
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100.20
*100.4
100.8
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
15,000
*99.16
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Last
New York Stock Exchange
103.24
1950
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
3%
33
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88
96
1
84
90
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Feb-Aug
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Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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2Vis
120
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♦88
89
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♦88
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♦88
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1978
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1978
6
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67
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1978—
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1979.
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1963
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—June-Dec
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-June-Dec
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April-Oct
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41%
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—
102
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1962
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June-Dec
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98
98
June-Dec
12
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Feb-Aug
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1979
April-Ocf
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April-Ocf
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s
99%
97%
June-Dec
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98
98 %
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98%
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June-Dec
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-June-Dec
1957
1967
1966
1962
1969
98%
2
1942
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57
103%
15
assented
A 6s
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56%
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IA 7s
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54
2
33
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56%
56%
56%
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A 6s
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Feb-Aug
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ApriZ-Oct
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87
102%
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1975
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1974
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or
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1936
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18
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128
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1953
1953
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Apr-Oct
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77
78%
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dollar
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1980
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dollar
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1972
June-Dec
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April-Oct
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1954
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120
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1966
101%
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101% 102 Ya
100
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April-Oct
1978
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22
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93
35
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120
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97
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June-Dec
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Jan-July
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
May-Nop
Consol mortgage 3s series K 1979——-—Jan-July
97
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Pa
City Electric
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6%8
f
8
s
f
2%s
6s
1955
debentures
1951
debentures
Steel
.
1959_
mortgage
5s
debs
series
First
mortgage
4%s
mortgage
4s
AInc
mortgage
4%s
Brooklyn
1st
Union
108%
98 Ya
120
Corp—
Borden (The) Co 2%s
Boston & Maine RR—
First
C 1960—April-Oct
debs l96l_May-Nov
series
Loan
1981
AC
series
series
A
Gas
mortgage 3s
gen
1980
mtg
96%
*95
97'/4
1970-May-Nop
Apr:2-Oct
1976— Jan-July
2%s
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10
7
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98%
101 Ya
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July
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April-Oct
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96 *
96
98%
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Mar-Sept
1961.
1960
96
97
98%
58%
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1967
JJ
series RR
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures
*39
105
103 %
120
of
Industrial
First
to
*42%
102
26
120
Telephone
Bethlehem
0
12
105 % 105%
65
40%
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to Plan A (interest
2.25% ) 2004
June-Dec
T« 1067 stamped
pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to
2.25%) 2004
June-Dec
lARome (City of) 6Vis 1952
ApriZ-Oct
div
First lien
159%
ABerlln
*64
June-Dec
97Vi
56 Va
36%
102% 102%
105%
—
1995
1
83 Va
58Vi
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pursuant
37.
103
102 V'4
89
(2%%
41%
141
,
36 Vi
6%
mortgage
and 3%%
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—May
Pittsburgh Lake Erie & West Virginia—
Refunding 4s series A 1980
May-Nop
A
1966
general
1
Bangor & Aroostook RR
June-Dec
due
100 %
*—
98 Ya
103
contingent
due
83
40%
__
*41
(2%
Interest) —
1995—-—-——June-Dec
3%
Series G
77%
10
—.
64
Aprll-Ocf
19S8
85
80%
Refunding and general mortgage 5%
17
41%
96
*97%
Feb-Aug
1999
Jan-July
1975.April-Oct
15
11
(interest
2012
1979
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
First mortgage 4s series A July 1975
April-Oct
First mortgage 5%
series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent Interest) July
20
2
—
*40
Feb-Aug
A
79%
7.%
85
79%
JUn-J^ly
3%«
Series J due Dec
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April-Oct
1953
73%
389
*80
80 V'4
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—Jan-July
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3.—Mar-Sept
Atianw.C ReiUiUig 2°/es ueoeiuures 1966
13
12 Ya
14%
20
A
2001
83%
B
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
71%
to
100%
1
88
103 Ya
60
73 V*
;
97
82'/a
60
1
5
08
May-No?;
8u
101%
101
58 Ya
88
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964—— June-Dec
1
99 V'4
100
98%
Mar-Sept
118
73 V4
1962
99 Vi
100
7 4 Vi
page
May-Nop
100%
—
see
1984
100%
2
100% 100%
April-Oct
deb
99
100
74%
reduced to 2%) 2012
external loan of 1926
sub
100
1961—April-Oct
Plan
1966
5s
inc
5s
Investment 3%s aebs
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fixed
2.5%)
Co
Quar-Jan
100'.a
100% 101
June-Dec
1995
July
1'
100 *8
—
1958
2%)
4s
100,
April-Oct
99%
I960—June-Dec
6Vis
gold
1960
1977
Associates
100
series
2.375%)
first
1962—April-Oct
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1977
Products Co
99%
101%
series
pursuant
footnotes
83
82
companies
G«>n
external
reduced
72%
94
18%
*102
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs
100
Feb-Aug
do Sul (State
of) —
external loan of 1921 1946
Stamped
156
1967
May-Nop
3Vis 1972—Jan-July
1986
debentures
3%s
38
39%
103 Va
ia/o_June-Deo
gold 6s 1940
Stamped pursuant to
to
13
156
—
5
—
~
*11
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964—May-Nov
Foreign Power deb 5s 2030—Mar-Sept
17%
*lo Gr-nde
reduced
*81%
*—
June-Dec
1987
17%
9J% 100%
Bosch
American
97%
Feb-Aug
1979
3s
21
9 J Ya
June-Dec
1982
13
1UJ%
Mar-Sept
Ltd
93
Ya
Feb-Aug
1956—Mar-Sept
3Vis 1964
Feb-Aug
Canada
59
,
debentures
America
debentures
Aluminum
91 V'4
95''a
1961
3 Vis debs
2s
debentures
2nd
6s
secured
reduced
63 %
133
77
149
—
8 J Ya
9b
1971
first mortgage
3 Vis 1984
mortgage
debentures
1st
Stamped pursuant to Plan
For
'26
to
*151
hal
debentures
100
19-16
lAIxternal
A7s
extended
debentures
♦38
reduced to 2.375%) 2001
Jan-July
stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Intel .'St reduced to
2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
a Prussia
Free State) 6 Vis ('26
loan) 1951_Mar-Sept
A6s s f gold extl
('27 loan) 1952
1
Apr-Oct
|ARhit?-Maln-Danube 7s 1950
Mar-Sept
IA Rio rie Janeiro
(City of) 8s 1946—
April-Oct
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
A8b
1961
2%s
16%
(Intel ist
IA 81
due
2%8
1968
(City of)
to
131
—
95%
ICQV'4
April-Oct
lAExternal sinking fund
gold 8s 1950—Jan-July
assented
1863
Jan-July
reduced
1
--
S0V2
!
6s of
16'/4
A4Vi3
stamped
83
May-Nov
1958
(City of)
16%
*18%
lAStacillzatlon loan sink fund
7s 1947—April-Oct
*orto Alegre
127
%
78
83
*82
*82
May-Nov
1978-June-Dec
April-act
1968—:
external
f
(Republic of)
assented
__
7O
May-Nov
Feb-Aug
April-Oc+
1952
extended
extl
19b 1
assented
2%s
May-Noc
10*0—
A5%s extl loan (30-year) 1958
8a
A4%8
2%a
Mar-Sept
lAPernambuco (State of) 7s 1947
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
(Republic
*138
26
—
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca
Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw
(City) external 7s 1958-^.
15%
1959—Mar-Sept
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IA 6s extl loan
(30-yr) 1953
8s due 1953
extended to 1963
1958
83 Ya
May-Nov
1979
conversion
4.808 Junior debentures
*53
2008
4%s
fANuremberg (City of)
7%s
1946—-Feb-Aug
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments
1978_Feb-Aug
3Vis external readjustment 1984
Jan-July
15%
*33
amiui*, Xunu external loan 19bj
sir kin e fund external
1957
s
f extl loan new
1965—
Municipal
15
100%
127
80%
June-Dec
8s
1979
conversion
*15%. 16%
Mar-Scpf
4Y»s
A4V*s
10
(Interest
External sinking fund old
4V4S
A4Vii
External
A
Netherlands
100
iuoy4
—
reduced to 2.125%)
lAPolanl
17%
9%
*58
to
20
12%
*127
--
—
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures 1980
;
ASecured extl
sinking fund 6VaS 1958—Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
97%
15
—
-
June-Dec
external
readjustment
American
1963-Jan-July
1852
16
*100
—.
Mar-Sept
on
1963
8%s-4Vis-4^,s external
17
16%
—
17 %
16 %
—
*103
(State)
89%
16
20
*1J
Aprll-Ocf
1952
coupon
1953
(Republic)
Allied Chemical & Dye
April-Oct
ANat
'12
1952
mtge $ ser
extended to
Allls-Chalmer8
*18
(City of)
17 Ya
Ya
t
April-Oct
sinking fund 6s I960
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4Vis (dollar bond of 1937)
Jan-July
ussented
Minas Geraes
APeru
—Jan-July
Jan-July
3%s debentures 1973
n»w
6%b due
1981
to
AExternal
1922
1933
Jan-July
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4Vis 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
1963-Jan-July
ASmall
Nr»rw«v
extended
*15%
6s of
85
'
10%
Jan-July
agreement)
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1st
1953
1st
1963-Jan-July
I ASmall
lAMliau
IA 6s
57
1945—Quar-Jan
ASmall
lATreasury
98
73
—
99
I
—June-Dec
sterling loan of
Alabama
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
to 1922 agree¬
assented
A8s
1971
5 A With March 1
91%
20 Ya
86 Va
1968_Jan-Jaly
1945
new
5Vis due
(assented
ment)
IASmail
1
—
June-Dec
—-June-Dec
1958
Tokyo (City of)—
154
June-Dec
assented
1910
assented
*155
June-Dec
Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd—
A5 %8
(40-yr) s f 1971
101
7
1922 agree't)
to
77%
24 Va
|A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
8%s due 1952 extended to 1962
ASllesla (Prov of) external 7s 1958
176
154
>16%
(assented
77 Ya
—-
24%
6a
1954
:
20%
123
163
100 % 101
>16%
1904
due
84
95
19%
65 Ya
G
153
ASmall
A4s of
73
1
1943—May-Nop
agree't)
1
10
65
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assented
73
20%
Alabama Power
agreem't)
85
21%
Quar-Jan
(1922
———Aprll-Oet
(Kingdom)—
IA 5s
IA Small
IA Small
2012
67
169% 176
Feb-Aug
1964
1949
75
--
(Interest
205
lALarge
|A6s
A
102
—
due
__
—
73
—-—Jan-July
Jan-July
1968
58
1968
(Republic of)
IA5S
—
*97%
—
21%
External
agreem't)
*77 Ya
Mar-Sept
A5%s extl loan of '27 1961
6Vis due 1961 extended to 19 71
178 Ya
89
—
20%
6b
1965
(1942
2%)
8s secured external
AYokohama
assented
to
53
(interest
2004
loan
51
1962———May-Nov
141V*
Irrigation—
ANew
2.25%)
dollar
83
5
59
78%
58
*75
54
*102
A7b series
lAUruguay
1977
of
1956—
98
4
205
♦—
1
High
B secured external
1962——May-Nov
Shlnyetau Electric Power Co Ltd—
Mar-Sept
extended to
loan
A
Jan. 1
Low
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
—Jan-July
1947
s
to
reduced
35 Ya
28'%
April-Oct
|A4%s as.'ented (1922
agreement)
!A4 Vis small 1943
Mexico
90
Utility Institute—
ext
extl
37
29%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
BVi8 due 1965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
AJugoslavla (State Mtge Bank) 7s
1957—April-Oct
AMedellln (Colombia) 6 Vis 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f 3 bonds 1978
Jan-July
A5%s
125
29%
(Imperial Govt) —
extl loan of *24 1954
A8Vis
102%
.-May-A'OD
I AExternal 7s
1952
IA Italy (Kingdom of) 7s 1951
Japanese
33
69%
Feb-Aug
3s
loan
Bydney County Council 3%s 1957
1946
58
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
*165
Jan-July
Jan-July
—
6s
water
external
a4Vis
Italian Credit Consortium for
Public Works
IA 78
125
110% 115%
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7Vis 1950
Jan-July
Helslngfors (City) external 6Vis
i960--.——April-Get
Italian (Republic) ext a f 3s 1977
Jan-July
30-yr
external
A 68
92 Ya
53
'
part
paid 1968
Hamburg (State of)
1A
120
69%
1
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
A6s
CO
63 Y2
Range since
A
1999
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
r-
—
1865
Great Consolidated Elec Power—
iA 6Vis 1st & gen mtge 1950
Greek Government—
A7b part paid 1964
2.5%)
Plan
1950
Berbs Croats & Slovenes
6s
loan
to
to
Stamped pursuant to Plan
International loan of 1930—
6%a
A7s
Issue—
1972
No.
60%
May -Nov
pursuant
reduced
external
reduced
issue
Conversion
dollar
48
_
April-Oct
April-Oct
1936
& fund
conv
Prussian
„
1969
1972
bold
(interest
2001
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.5%)
1999—
—-j—Jan-July
Ixternal loan of 1924
3s
2.375%)
stamped
(Interest
20%
150
German
Bonds
High
>69
to
reduced to 2%) 2012
Ban Paulo (State of) —
*—
*15%
__
Friday's
*76
.
10-year
1952
8s
A6Vis
102%
"
*80%
1976
1
AEstonia
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nop
extl secured sinking fund 1957—_May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
47
5
14
101% 101 Vi
Sale Frice
May-Nov
reduced
_
b
8s
(City)
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Kingdom of) extl 4YaB 1962
(Republic of)—
Last
Feriod
Low
lASao Paulo
57
SI Salvador
8%a extl
interest
■
High
(interest reduced to
extended to
8%)
1978
BONDS
Jan. 1
No.
Monday, May 30, 1955
Week's Range
Friday
Range since
Sold
High.
.
RECORD
Bonds
—
Stamped assented
Denmark
3b
BOND
.
WEEK ENDED MAY 27
Week's Range
Last
Feriod
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
.
67%
23
53%
69%
97 Y*
99
93 Ya
97
98 V'4
94V4
—
94Vi
12
Number 5433
181
Volume
(2491)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
Feriod
Exchange
Last
or
Canada Southern
Canadian National Ry—
Guaranteed gold 4%s
Jan-July
June-Dec
1957
Guaranteed gold 4%s 1955
Guaranteed gold 4Vis 1956
Canadian Pacific Ry—
93 Va
105%
2
92%
-
—
'
98%
105%
—
108%
20
101
101 ii
12
101%
104(1
103-/8
103'%
12
103
106 Va
106
*72%
Central
York
New
€8%
94%
98%
89
87%
91
5
87%
91
85 VA
85
85VA
35
83 %
88
G1
62 VA
60'%
514
59
65%
99'%
99'%
9j%
4
98%
10
100 %
101%
99%
100%
Fibre deb 3s 1965
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry—
LiM*
Mar-Sept
Geiieiax
3%s series o l9y6--.iviay-.lYui
M 3Vis series E 199tt_.Feb-.4up
Refund and impt M 3%s series H 1973—June-Dec
Refund
and impt
R &
div first consol
A
Jan-July
Jan-July
gold 4s 1989
consolidated gold 4s 1989
Second
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
General
and refunding
First
ref
1st &
mortgage
refunding mortgage
First and
mtge 3s 1990
1
5s
3%s series
deos Jan 2054
mortgage
income
B
Income 234s-4%f»
Jan-July
1994
Union Station—
First mortgage 3 Vis series F
Denver
102%
First
100%
lu2%
42
102%
10tt
112%
115
112 y.
112%
17
102 v4
104%
97%
101%
94%
98%
115'%
__
—
—
.
97'%
97 VA
94 %
94%
3
95 %
15
—
2%s 1978
Jan-July
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
First mortgage gtd 3%s Beries E 1969—FpJ'-Aug
First mortgage 2%s series G 1974
Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 2%s 1959
April-Oct
First
3%s
84
Gen & rel 2%s ser N
122%
123
4s
debentures
Jan-July
debs 1977
Jan-July
debentures 1966
June-Dec
debentures 1961
June-Dec
^ati Chic ft St Louis Ry—
4
94*/8
t9'/s
80%
8674
77%
79
75%
100%
76
78
78
1
70
4
100
100% 100%
June-Dec
June-Dec
series E 1977—Jan-July
5s
Refunding and impt 4l/as
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division fli.-t coll trust 4s 1990_May-No«
102%
Illun/natlng 3s 1970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s
198?
June-Dec
First
mortgage 2%s 19^5
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 33/as 198fc
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s
1989
May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4%s 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Com 4 3/„8 ;gqq
June-Dec
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A
1975
June-Dec
3s debentures series B 1975
Feb-Aug
3%s debentures ser C 1977
4pril-Oct
3l/2s
debs
series D 1979
Jan-July
3V2s subord conv debs 1964
Vay-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3 Vis 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%$ 1983
May-Nov
Columbus & Toledo first, external 4s 1955—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
April-Oct
April-Oct
—April-Oct
1977
1978
fund debentures 1999
3s series L
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mortgage
sinking
2%8
1999
f debentures 2001
27/as
debentures
f
s
s
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
78
79
155
68
79
64%
635
52%
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77 %
72%
78
93
97 '
—
83
77%
81%
4
81
81
78
4
100 %
11
82%
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103
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92
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April-Cef
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1st
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1st ft
1st
ft
1982_Afar-Reut
and refund mtee
ser B 1977. 4©nl-Oei
and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1912-Jnnc nec
and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-Non
anu refund
mtge 3s series E 1979__Jaa-July
and refund "mtge 3s ser F 1981
Feb-Aug
ref M 3Vis ser G 1981
Afap-Nov
ref M 3%s ser H 1982
;—Afar-Sept
ref
M
1984
3s convertible debentures 1963
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 27/8s ser T 1976
1st
1st
ft
ref
M
mtge
ref
1st
3Vis
(Bait)
1981
f 2%s ser X
1986
3s ser Z 1989
Natural Gas 2%s
mtge
Consolidated
3 Vis
s
J
ser
ref M 2%s ser U
1st ref
3s
3%s
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
series I 1983
3%s
debentures
1968
1976
96%
debentures 1979
1978
A3s
In
-
U
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112
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1960
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1st mortgage 3%s 1981
1st mortgage 3%s 1982
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95'/a
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102%
—
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series N 1990—Jan-July
series O 2000—-Jan-July
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1969
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,
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debentures
102
102%
—
series A July 2015
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General mtge Inc 4s series B Jan 2044
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subordinated
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104
102
1
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98
102 % 103%
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84
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91
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1 2042
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1993
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79%
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90
—
29
102
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contingent interest 2018
119
96
74
197'%
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27
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ft
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Gen &
Chicago
1963
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mortgage
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'M
102% 102%
29%
27
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&
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:
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April
A 2nd mortgage 4%s Inc ser A Jan 2003
April
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April
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1989—
Jan-July
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR—
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Jan-July
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126%
100
9
•
107 %
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Chicago & Erie
121
21
*111Va
—
7
103%
33
*113
•
27
95%
May-Nov
1st mtge ft coll tr 4%s ser B 1985
May-Nov
Delaware Power & Light 3s 1973
Aprii-Oct
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1st mtge ft coll trust 2%s
1980
Mar-Sepf
1st mtge & coli tr 3Vas 1984
May-Nov
lu3 ',a lOi VA
.104%
20
30%
91%
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1st mtge & coll tr 5s ser A 1985
192% 102%
7
April
Afap-Nov
1997
1985
mortgage inc conv 5s
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;
-
102%
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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—
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3Vbs 1985-_Feb-Aug
2%s 1970—Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1958
4s
1,1
26%
2j
2d
mortgage due 1893
Morris & Essex division
102% 1.2%
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102%
and impt M
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29
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N;\
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__
27
& Western RR Co—
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York
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97%
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3%s series B 1968
mortgage
40%
24
fane-Deo
Dayton Power ft Lt first mtge 2%s
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Central Pacific Ry Co—
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34
_June-Deo
1970
lien Ac ref 4i ser B 1970.
—
47
99 Va
84
*29
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75
98'%
May
May
Jan-July
April-Oct
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&
AIncome
2020
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2j
Jan-July
June-Dec
1970
30
June
4s
equip 4a 1970
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Imp
99
f--. / , /•.V
117%
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—
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1974
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mortgage
1st
A
99
98%
; 2
23 %
98
RR—
98%
3
17
98%
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97%
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103'%
38
99 Va
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1970
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98
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101
104
.
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08
97
107 %
100%
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100%
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105%
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1973—Apdl-Ocl
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Feb-Aug
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M&r-Sep
Dayton Union Ry 3%s series B 1965
June-Dec
Deere & Co 2%s debentures 1965
April-Oct
3 Vis debentures 1977
;—
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Delaware & Hudson 4s extended 1863
May-Nov
24
106%
>*
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106%
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103%
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JKap-Ncv
1977
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Sold
109 Va
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b
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A
100
97
—.
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April-Oct
mortgage
A 1st
99
95%
100
*97%
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Bid & Asked
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Cuba
*95
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3%s debentures 1976
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Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
lACentral Branch U P 1st gold 4s 1948—June-Dec
First
3%b
debs
3s
Crucible Steel Co of Am 1st
97%
104'%
98
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Continental
2
Mar-Sept
Carthage &
Case (J. I.)
98 ya
102
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(perpetual)
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102 y8
95%
88
or
-April-Oct
1976
1984
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102
— —
,
1
consol debenture
4%
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Crane Co
June-Dec
May -Nov
April-Oct
1976
3VaS 1974
consol gtd 5s A 1962
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104% 104%
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24%
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BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Low
No.
High
Co 3 V28 debs
cr+'3
27
Range since
Sold
Did & Asked
Sale Frice
1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge ?%s 1975_Afap-Nov
Buffalo Rochester ft Pittsburgh Ry—
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May-Nov
MAY
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Low
Brown Shoe
WEEK
FOR
Week's Range
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35
94'%
94%
52%
54%
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43
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104%
105
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97'%
102
102%
106%
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38 Va
36
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EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Period
WEEK
ENDED
Sale Frtee
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
Low
no.
High
BONDS
92%
92%
5
92%
95%
99%
99 Va
99 Va
17
98%
101%
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3%s s f debentures 1980—
-Jan-July
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May-No©
5s
1955
*—
100%
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Co
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101%
100%
103 y«
101
6s
series
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12
147
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&
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1st
124
125
121
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102
31
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stamped
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1968
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RR
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D
4s
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F
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61%
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1
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100
100 Va
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mtge
1st
3 V'sS
3%s
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Central
Manati Sugar
Manila
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debentures
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96 %
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debentures
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115%
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1967
1967
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103%
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97%
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—
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(Minnesota)
107
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107
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105%
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first
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975
2%s
1974_Feb-Aug
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April-Ocf
First
mortgage 3s 1978
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(Wisconsin) first mortgage 25/8s
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Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
94 '/*
17
77%
81
79%
95 Va
95%
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94%
94
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97
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first mortgage 3s 1974
mortgage 2%s 1975
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94
102 v«
92
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1974
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107
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1981
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refunding 2%s
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June-Dec
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1981
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95%
102
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1982
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99 Va
June-Dec
1983
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77
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103%
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97%
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1973
99
99
88%
1962
B
adjustment
67%
—
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1962
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ACum
36
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79
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2043
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71
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70
93 %
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4s
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79
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West
series
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Minnesota
Y Lack Si
20
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72%
s:
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3%s 2000
73 %
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mtge
1969
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84
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1983
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74
69%
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collateral
90
2003
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debentures
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79 v*
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85%
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2003
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83%
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3%s debentures 1978
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78%
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series
37
23
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90
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2003
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Lorillard
88
bds—
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series
4s
103%
90
contingent Interest 2003
general
92%
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72%
103 v* 103%
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101
—
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—
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contingent
161
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79
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276
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:■
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—
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101 Va
6
99
—
227
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mortgage 5s extended to 1984
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101%
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1
98
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—
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1964
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93
12
99
91 %
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—
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1974
3%s registered 1997
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2%s
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1956
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99
92 Va
101%
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—
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1961
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—
91%
99
■
10
98%
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1
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;
fAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
&
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103%
Co—
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100%
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3%s registered
110%
—■
~
101%
%
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—June-Dec
—
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series D
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98
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103% 104
104
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1961
4%s
97 V*
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1956
■
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C
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121 ya
106 v*
98
—
•—
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1980
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series
105 Va 105%
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122 v*
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1
*100
1959—June-Dee
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1975
1978—
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B
series
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123%
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mtge 31/46 series C
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84
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__
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102
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-.-April-Oct
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102
1954
N
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10IV*
99
&
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A
,
128
13
102
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—
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99 v*
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.
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mortgage v3s 1980———
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98 v*
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•
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—
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*—
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101
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96 %
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131
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1974
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162 Va
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-
7
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debentures
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Terminal 3%s 1977
102%
98
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1962
1952——
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iAFirst
99% 100
*
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Jan. I
No.
-June-Dec
—
100%
101 %
1
— —
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JNew Orleans
100 v* 100 Va
162%
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High
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1972
mortgage 3.20s series X
100
100% 100%
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101
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fty 4s series A 1970—_Jan-July
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105
—
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Friday's
1987
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—
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National Supply 2%s debentures
—
104%
__
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Mid & Asked
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♦101v* 106 Va
*101'/*
*104
Sale Price
3s
92%
_Ju*e-Deo
1979—May-No©
Week'© Range
Last
Period
First guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
3s debentures 1982
i
1981—Jan-July
B 1979_May-No©
1974
May-No©
mortgage 3%s series C
Cons mtge 3%s series F 1984
Interest
High
Illinois Central RR—■
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RECORD
New York Stock Exchange
National Steel
Consol
Monday, May 30, 1955
27
Friday
Bonds
I
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First mortgage 3s series B 1978
Refunding
BOND
MAY
Week's Range
Last
New York Stock Exchange
FOR
...
92%
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—.
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8
97
92 Vi
96 %
103 v* 103'/*
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19
102
99
100%
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100% 103'/a
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Volume
.
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RANGE
Interest
Last
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Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Friday's
2%s debentures
Petroleum
June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer 8c Lake Erie 2%s 1996—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963—Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4y2S ser J 1964_i)fa2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago 8t St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970—_—June-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975—_—Apni-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Plttsb Coke & Chem 1st mtge 3'As 1964—May-No»
Sold
Low
No.
100%
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
120%
Swift
101'A
—
103'A
1974
series C
5s
general
general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%8 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st mtge 3Vis 1977
First
First
First
Terminal
Terminal
Refund
108%
Refund
99'/4
9 9'A
99'A
v
-:"
First and refund M
First and refund
*106
102
5
100'A
and
and
103%
1st
*93'A
—
1
*
—
100'A
""
'
•
II
First
100
100
—
t
--Ill
100
100
1st
__
143'/a
♦205
Jan-July
1964
3s
102'A
95
99
102%
*—
101%
—
99 %
85
6
99'A
170
6s 1953
General mortgage
-
—
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp—
•'
98%
164
1st
147%
37/8s
s
3
125
149'A
2
127 JA
102%
102%
II
1985
1987
California Edison
Southern
(Oregon
4Vis
Lines)
A
1st mtge 3%s ser A
1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
Devel and general 6Vis Series A 1956
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
New Orleans & Northeastern RR—
3%s
Southwestern
1977
Bell Tel
2%s
debs
1985
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Coil Products 5s conv
1967
(N J)
Standard Oil
debentures
2%s
209
78 Vi
107 %
104%
104'A 105'A
106%
100
100'A
*100'/a
'■:
—
88%
90
*95'A
98'A
•
1973
''■)
First
gold
gtd
84'A
135
135
152
161
135
135
—
—
—
86%.
81
33
1st
101'A
102%
6
102%
104%
19
103'A 103%
103 y4
95%
*95
101%,
101%
—
98%
95
—
—
—
*96
«
103
101
110
■
110
"
104
110
101
5
•
104
93%
*99% 100 »A
96%
OO £
21
94'/a
94
94
101
110
1"
*102'A
105'2
103
5
103
101
110
—
98'/a
—
:
-
101%
85%
*83
Feb-Aug
3 V28 2000
96%
99'A
15
71%
90
67
73
72
*91
—
„
103'/a
2
103% 103%
102%
73%
75%
29
71%
73
55
18
*101'A
106 »/2
73
104%
100'A
102'A
35
97'A
106
106
10
103'A
105
105%
22
103'A 103'A
1
97%
97'A
—
75%
68%
67'A
101
__
—
103 y»
104%
101% 102
74%
73
97
102
__
*104'A 104%
——
104
95
__
*102
——
86%
1
*96
—
86
83
— -
86
*71
A-.—
May
Electric
Afar-Sept
Jan-July
1980
Mar-Sept
1971
Corp 2%s
S B
first
mtge
4s
97%
97'A
107
152%
3
*101%
101
__
*109
100%
90
90
*89
— —
97%
166
103'A
100
Jan-July
May
85'A
82'A
83
101
103%
85
102'A
100'/a
100% 100%
104%
*103
Co—
series A 2004
4'As inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Power 2%s 1976
Afar-Sept
-Jan-July;
1979
3 Vis 1971
Wisconsin Public Service
*91%
June-Dec
Wisconsin Electric
mortgage 2%s
106%
103 »A
92%
166
166
105
100%
97%
Jan-July
I960
4s
mtge
*94%
—
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
April-Oct
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Co first mortgage 3s 1958
First
85
«—.
—Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
.—Apr-Oct
Jan-July
1984
85
97%
85
1976—Afay-Nov
85'A
2
85'A
97%
Union Telegraph Co—
Vi'
41
83
86 »A
7 4'A
87
92
5
93'A
95
A,
-
A-
.1
100'A
103'A,
:>0
120
92'A
115'A 143
10
105
119'A
—
86%
*100%
April
1991—April
Feb-Nov
&
Gen
34
ions
103
96
Y
Electric Light
'ut-n;:'
& Power 2%s
93
1976_Jan-JuIy
93%
*102
92%
•
92%
5
78
3
'••'V
91'A
9 7'A
*104
94%
96'/a
99'A
104'A
104'A
—
the
included
in
sale
not
year's range,
the
d Ex-Interest
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year' s
n
year's range,
Included
in the
year's
range,
.
e
Odd-lot
range,
sale
r Cash
not
sale
y Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
or securities assumed by such companies.
•Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current
A Bonds selling flat.
113
116%
91'A
19
in
delivery
§Negotiability
101
92
97'A
91'A
109%
7
56
109 % 110%
110%
not
416
103'A 105
June-Dec
Included
82
75%
Deferred
a
101
100
April
*160'A
*143 »A
1981
guaranteed 2361
4s
Wisconsin Central RR
134%
78
„
93%,
159'A
153
159'A 159'A
June-Dec
series B Jan
debentures
income
Wilson
98
96
ioi ie
*120
—
93
93
—
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23As A 1992
85
133
28
103
—
'
V\':
133'A 133'A
103'A
98
—
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970
90
83,
'
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1974
debs
88
3
89'A
*84
„•••
103%
90
94%
*92
*143'A
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
107%
105'A
104'A
101J2
102
*160'A
1969
series A Jan
4'As
ref
first
Westinghouse
124%
115
105'A
133'A
10
*89
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
30-year 5s 1960
43As debentures series A
82 Va
74
3%s conv 1982—April-Oct
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
37/8s
Chemical
Stauifer
2
33
(Indiana)
Oil
first
RR
Western
114%
111
582
82'A
120'A 121%
'
102
Jan-July
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Co conv debentures 3Vis
Yonkers
Standard
Standard
114%
149
'
102
June-Dee
registered 2361—
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969
5s
105'A 106'A
May-Nou
Aprll-Ocf
Afay-Nov
1983
debentures
3Vis
97%
82'A
—'
106 y4.
June-Dec
mortgage 3'As series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A 1981
95
94'A
106'/a 106%
'' '■
105
*143'A
1968
debentures
Income
Winston-Salem
mortgage 2 Vis series G
Voint
92
106%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
105 y*
4
Co—
RR
Shore
4s
RR Co—
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
First
97'A
1
95'A
105'A
'75—June-Dec
103'A
105
-June-Dec
Western
ioi y4
8
92%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1977—
105'A
104'/8
5
25
105
of America—
consol
mtge income
West
95%
112%
99'A
113
121%
Mortgage 2 %s series E 1986
First
101'A
98
92%
110'A
99'A
Jan-July
1981
San Fran Term
125%
92%
4Vis conv 1973—June-Dec
1969
Southern Pacific
113%
May-Nov
4Vis
,4Vis
First
11
Pacific Co—
First
Gold
Gold
25
93'A
■r.
RR
mtge 4s
Warren
70
*94'A
82'A
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co
98
92%
114%
104'A 104'A
104'A 104%
105
Washington Terminal 25/8s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3'As 1974
May-Woo
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
96%
163 Ve
63'A
116
ctfs 47/8s
subord
conv
First
103%
93'A
2
70
98
wi 1970——Jan-July
98'A
Jan-July
3Vi8 assented series A 1951
H%8 sinking fund mtge series C 1951
3'As assented series C 1951
104%,
98 Vi
104'A
98'A
June-Dec
assented series A 1947
sinking fund mtge series A 1951
Walworth
101'/a
*110
—
99
*96
Jan-July
1947
99
97'A
Corp—
debs series A
Gen
103 y4
160 y8
27
93%
Co—
convertible debentures
Works
Steel
1973
debentures
1967
1st
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1979
debentures
3'As
102'A
120'A 123'A
98
--
99%
95'A
w
99%
70
92%
99 Vi
106%
104
586
*102'A 103 Vi
Jaw-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
April-Ocl
Apr-Oct
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
debentures 1976
debentures
Gen
96%
95
__
*175
5s
debentures
Southern
98%
93'A
1963
Aprli-Ocf
Bell Telephone 8c Telepgrah Co—
debentures
2%s
1976
gtd
RR
103%
96 V2
100
86%
April-Oct
Afar-Sept
1972
fund
sinking
Wabash
97
103'A
*101
Ala
1976
119
224
95
95'A
*94'A
123'A
100
118'A
1
*103
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
103%
201
118
*—
108 y2
103 Vs
219
June-Dec
Oil 2 Vis
North
&
Southern
3s
*__
117
107'A
—
219
1982—_—April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Skelly Oil 2'As debentures 1965
2%s
112
*100
1941—Feb-Aug
Afar-Sept
102%
102 V2
*__
98
95'A
94%
104'A 105
104'/a
97
101%.
100'A
*„
Afay-Nov
June-Dec
2%s debs 1970
106
94
90-/a
*94'A
June-Dec
1975—Afar-Sept
1978—Afar-Sept
1979—June-Deo
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund 3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
1st & ref mtge 3VAs ser J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
First consolidated 5s
1958
April-Oct
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Afay-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C 1973
April-Oct
97
100
*102%
•i-'V'W."./;;
*94'A
*100
First and refund mtge 23As ser E
First and refund mtge 3s series F
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G
105'A
91
31
95'A
107
*105
*„
Line 3.20s s f debs
Socony-Vacuum
debs
f
s
3Vis
88
103'A
2
*112'A 114'A
June-Dec
2Vis debentures 1971
SASiemens & Halske 6Vis 1951
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3V4s conv 1983
South
94%
95'A
1980
35/8s 1971
coll trust 3 Vis 1972
Vanadium Corp
85%
88
—
Mar-Sept
Shell. Oil
100
103
103% 103%
Afay-Nov
& coll trust
Participating
99
81
__
103% 103%
103%
1971
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
99
1974
debentures
3s
Service Pipe
—
149
& Sons 2 Vis 1966
Seagram (Jos E)
99%
—
100
*„_
90 %
'
149
May-Nov
1980
f debentures 1977
*yy3A
100
*97 Va
6 Vis
169
125
*86
Jan-July
2022
May
3s series B
mtge
98
105 ya
3 Vis
148
Air Line RR Co—
Seaboard
47 y4
37 %
86 Va
146 Vs
;
i*;. v/'-V
„
*98
1989
certificates
bond
4s
86
68'A
.
103'A
170
140
6
--
—
149'A
*87%
',^1
May-Noo
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St. Paul & Duluth first cons gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
6t Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Mar-Sept
First
59
1
United
—
April-Oct
mortgage 4s series A 1997
7l
10
3
101 y4
Bt Louis-San
ASecond mtge inc 4'A* series A Jan
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
71'A
9
2%s
149
*100'A
Baguenay Power 3s series A 1971
.
Mar-Sept
Lawrence & Adlrond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
1st
70'A
3 8'A
Afar-Sept
1961
100 Vc
99%
—
71
39 Vi
86%
4%s
148
—.
1 --1"
Bt
Bt
debs
United Gas Corp 23As 1970
8
gold 6s 1996
Francisco Ry Co—
105 y4
1
Vandalia
I
Second
*148
v:
Mar-Sept
Afar-Sept
AVuB series D 1977
series J 1969
General mortgage 3 Vis
104
97'A ,97'A
86%
160
*168%
May-Nov
1952—
6s
mtge
AConsol
135 y8
39
105 % 105'/a
99%
83
--
170
*152 'A
—
■
mtge
*100 %
June-Dec
3%8 debentures 1977
102'A
99
„
86
*99
—
May-Now
1950
100 y4
134
Feb-Aug
104'/8
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ A Direct
1974
1975
debentures
27/88
1st mtge
~
Jan-July
Jan-July
fund mortgage 1946
1946
101
3
104'A 104%
104'A
1985—Jan-July
99%
99%
99'A
135
Refunding mortgage 2 Vis series C 1991—Afar-Sept
4'As s f debs 1973
April-Oct
143 Va
216'A
4
;
debs
conv
U S Rubber 2%s
assented
§ AConsol
7
1982
mtge 3'As
6 Vis
mtge 7s
100'A
135
Union Pacific RR—
Union—
§ ADirect
100 Vi
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
143'/a
—
10
*—
—••;■■■■
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
3 Vis
100 '/2
103
101
Union Tank Car
;
96'A
96'A
■
105'/a
103'A
103'A 103'A
1983—April-Oct
101%
216'A
Cf''
216'A
*—
V—"
99%
101'A
18
100'A 100'A
1968
Union Oil of California
33As
7s sinking
12
coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
Afay-Nov
and
& coll tr 27/8s
1st mtge
*140
:
debentures
3s
It
Rheinelbe
37/8s ser E
27/8s
Corp
mortgage
1st mtge &
debentures
25/8s
101
101%
Pacific—
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
I
1
rH o o
97
94'A
~
Q
Quaker Oats
Afay-Nov
Orleans 3%s
New
Trl-Continental
-r "
'
.
96 Va
101
*97
96%
95
*yd
June-Dec
123
123
122%
*„
Jan-July.
u
II
1
1
*102%
June-Dec
1972
;
106 ye
105'/a
97
*100
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3 Vis
M
II
and
and
RR of
Term
99 Va
April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
refund
96'A
10O
98 Va
"
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
;!'V-•
and
95
94 Va
1
Louis—
3Vis series B 1970—April-Oct
3%s series C 1990—April-Oct
M
first
Texas Pacific-Missouri
102%
110
*106
May-Nou
First
debentures
Pacific
General
100
1
Co—
First
33/es
9y '/a
Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
Tol 8c Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1968—Jan-July
First
St
of
and impt M 4s series C 2019
and impt 27/es series D 1985
Texas 8c
90%
98'A
2
102
100'A 100%
100'/4
110
87%
1
90'A
102
109%
108
26
109'/a 110
90'A
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
First and
First
Assn
High
Low
No.
94'A
Jan-July
1972
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
108%
107'A
6
108% 109'A
110
Afar-Sept
1956
1963
debentures
3s
4s
Electric 8c Gas
Service
Public
RR
103%
104
108
—
—
Jan. 1
Sold
94 'A
!A
94
May-Noo
debentures
2%s debentures 1973
108%
■
__
*108%
—
Jan-July
Afcy-Nov
1983
2%s 1984
mortgage
Providence
2%s
Co
103
■
__
*108%
'
-
Range since
Bonds
High
Jan-July
'
*103
,
Feb-Aug
3s
mortgage
8c
103%
♦103
•
Friday's
Bid & asked
*
113%
412
Sale Price
Low
Afar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
First general 5s series B 1962—
First
Feriod
High
98'A
2
98'A
or
Last
fAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
1984
37/8s series A
mtge
Week's Range
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
27
BONDS
Jan. 1
114% 115%.,'
*101
101'A
—
Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—Jan-July
Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh
MAY
Range since
High
98'A
'
'
'
115
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3V«s s 1 debs 1972
Pittsburgh
'
•
June-Dec
1983
deb
3.70s conv
Feb-Aug
1964
ENDED
Friday
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips
WEEK
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
37
(2493)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
tCompanies reported
the Bankruptcy
under
Section
of
77
Act,
week.
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the following extensive
list
we
furnish
a
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every-security
May 27. It is compiled from a
in which any dealings have occurred during the
May 23, 1955, and ending Friday,
whether stock or bond
RANGE
Friday
Week's
current year.
WEEK
FOR
1
Sales
'
-
ENDED
MAY 27
Friday
■
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
for Week
Shares
.
since Jan.
1
5'A
5%
700
29i/a
29%
100
4% Jan
28
Mar
1
6%
38
Apr
Jan
Way
7%
8'A
7.300
5% Mar
8'A May
Alrfleets
4%
4%
5
1,300
6 "2
Corporation—
1
14 %
14%
15
700
4'A May
8'A Jan
10%
10%
10%
Aeroquip
—
Agnew Surpass Shoe Store*
Alnsworth Manufacturing common.
For
footnotes
see
page
41.
7% Mar
•
5
1,600
10'/a
Feb
17'A Mar
Range
since
Low
10%
Apr
16
3.000
26'A
600
%
! i{
5.600
%
Jan
33%
2,600
27'A
Jan
—
7%
Feb
Alabama
Great Southern
12'A
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20%
11'A
1.300
32'A
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama Gas Corp
Jan
Shares
Htoh
10%
Inc.
Inc
7%
Inc
for Week
Range
14%
(N J)
Industries
1
Stores
Sales
Week'e
of Prices
25%
Air Associates Inc
Air
1
Hat
Sale Price
Low
High
Cotr
10
Alloys
common
Range
Him
American Stock Exchange
Supply Manufacturing
Adams
Aero
Co
of Prices
Low
Par
Acme
Range
Last
STOCKS
■
Last
STOCKS
RECORD
YEARLY
AND
complete report of the transactions on the
preferred
147
147
10
'13'/a Mar
13%
Jan
140
Jan
100
Mar
Jan.
1
High
12%
16
35'A
1
Jan
May
Feb
Apr
34% May
150
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Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Alaska
Airlines
Friday
Range
High
since
Jan.
Low
6 Va
5%
6%
15,300
39%
38%
39%
6,400
36%
7%
1.000
5%
Jan
5%
6%
52,400
May
Amer
dep rct« Aner shares
American
10e
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles
A
Allied
6%
-1
5%*
Pictures
convertible
5%
preferred
Products
5%
12%
100
4%
4%
2,000
4
10%
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Allied
V
5%
12%
1
10
Corp
10%
1,300
Canadian
6%
11
Jan
ivtur
3% May
1% May
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
•
Carey
Jan
Carnation Co
Power
16%
050
14%
Fee
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Carreras
950
33%
Jan
40 Vs
Feb
100%
100
100%
750
95
23
23%
300
21%
American
Carter
American
Inc
5%
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Co
1 %
1
54%
American
Hard
Rubber
American
Laundry Machine
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracalbo
Co
pfd
53%
54%
100
50
18%
200
33%
2
50c
American Writing Paper common
Anaurex Oil Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
3
3
2
Apex-Electric
Power
4.72%
&
Central
Apr
Central Power & Light 4%
Jan
Century
pfd
Electric Co common
33%
1,200
35
Jan
Century
Investors
37%
Jan
18Va
Apr
Cessna
4%
Feb
Camber'in
17%
600
14 %
4%
2,200
4%
22
23
.
'
13
4,200
13%
Feb
Jan
23
16% Jan
100
Jan
21
4 %
1,600
4
11% Mar
11
109
4
4%
10%
11
130
29%
27%
30 %
31%
33
10,100
3
15%
107
5.200 '
Apr
Clark
Apr
Clark
32
Apr
29% Jan
38%
Apr
17%
Jan
14% May
50
109'% May
6%
4,800
108% May
5% Mar
24% Mar
33% May
74 Va May
Coastal
34%
Colon
6%
33%
3,000
80
72%
72%
72%
50
31%
31'%
31%
1,800
£1
10%
10%
10%
400
1
6%
6%
7%
9,300
1
1%
1%
3%
4o,£J00
v
56
7%
Mar
18% Jan
Jan
Apr
Inc
$43
dlv
arrear
paid
July 1 '53 & $41 on Dec
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlas
Corp
•
102%
102
50
21%
'53)
11
warrants
1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
non-cum
Automatic Votlnv
&
Ayshlre Collierlos Corp
107a May
Jan
6% May
8
1%
4 Va
Jan
May
Feb
3%
1
4%
lc
190
Jan
Vtc
Jan
Connelly
May
Apr
ounsondated
Inc
2%
Jan
5
37a
Jan
47a
Feb
14 3/8 Mar
1S%
Feb
Continental
Air
117a Mar
Continental
Aviation
3%
2,500
4%
1,700
100
9%
9,200
9
May
277a
GOO
21
Feb
16%
700
4%
27,700
;*
7
27% May
Jan
,11% Apr
15%
Jan
18
37a
Jan
10
9
2
13,900
1,000
7%
5%
57s
8,700
5% Mar
16%
3,300
12% Mar
15%
9%
10
400
3
2%
3
4,500
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x5
1
1
%
200
May
Feb
2\l Jan
16%
Feb
Apr
674
Apr
V
1674 May
May
2 Va
5
11%
Feb
Jan
3 %
May
Jan
9
574
15%
15'%
15%
600
14%
21
20%
21%
May
20
19Va
20 Va
3,100
13,700
20 Va
1
8%
Jan
1,200
45%
Apr
16 Va Mar
Jan
1
common
10%
May
f6
12%
Apr
4 %
Jan
9%
500
common
9%
18,800
11%
16
267a
Feb
21
Apr
Bell Telephone of Canada
common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
25
1
9%
9%
97b
600
Blckford's Inc
j
12%
12%
12%
250
11%
Jan
1274
Apr
7%
7%
100
5 Va
Jan
9%
Apr
7Va
7%
200
7 Va May
8%
Jan
13 Va
14 Va
1,000
10 % Mar
41V4
41%
101% 103
500
Blauner's
class A
•
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common
Blumenthal
Bohack
common
& Gorham
(8)
(H C)
3
Co
&
Co
•
common
common
prior cumulative preferred
Scrymser Co
Bourjols Inc
Foote Gear
100
Works Inc
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Manufacturing Co
British
American Oil
British
American
dep
Amer
dep
•
•
♦
•
bearer
Petroleum
Co
rets
Company
cumulative
ord
BSF
27
7%
-V
14%
Jan
45
Jan
103
35,700
Apr
3%
Jan
Jan
"5%
Feb
2%
Jan
37a
Feb
3
7% May
5% Jan
9% Mar
7%
7%
87a
Apr
26%
25
26
Feb
2674
Feb
28%
350
25
Jan
29% Mar
27%
800
1,300
26
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307a
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5
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14%
1
16 Va
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116%
30
300
1,60(1
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Jan
26
Feb
16%
7,900
3,675
107% Mar
17%
2,300
7 V4
7%
1.3°0
30
May
16
Mar
*7%
.Tan
14 V8 May
17
Feb
11974
Feb
187a
Jan
Feb
8
New
20
Apr
Jan
100
Apr
7% Jan
200
10% Mar
10%
10%
10%
900
10%
Jan
1074 Jan
19
187a
19 Va
2,800
16%
Jan
207t -Apr
Mines Ltd—
6%
6%
25c
27a
9 Va
10c
Canada
Fire
Insurance
Bread Co Ltd
.
Canada Cement Co Ltd common™.
6 % % preference
1
Curtis
Manufacturing Oo
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Marconi
For footnotes
see
Ltd
Davidson
page
Demleln
(Mo)
Detroit
Distillers
Dome
361/2
Jan
49%
Feb
14
Jan
2274
Apr
Apr
9%
Jan
7'/a
1278 May
121/2 Feb
177a May
2278
25
Jan
19
Jan
% May
xl3%
12%
2,900
674
6,009
6.000
24% May
31%
Jan
1,109
13'/4 May
147a
Jan
137a
9%
Jan
May
5
5/a
133/4
Jan
83A May
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Apr
•
37
3574
37
7,400
14
14
14%
1,900
Jan
14%
Feb
14
1374
14 Va
1,500
Xl07/e Mar
157a
Apr
67a
674
1,000
974
2
2,200
674 May
l5/a Jan
3
5%
Jan
67/a Mar
2 V2
Apr
53/8
Jan
353/4 Mar
417a
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17a
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274
3874
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12
390
3
9,200
37
May
Feb
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383/4
100
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9,700
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Apr
1574
15 %
900
127/a
Jan
16 Va
Feb
3174
1174
700
97/a
Jan
13
Feb
20%
20%
100
167/a
16
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9
Apr
Jan
193/4 Mar
57a
145% 14874
2,100
50%
487a
50 Va
10,700
8%
8%
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300
14%
3
•
10
1474
27
3
21 %
—
1374
26 %
•
280
21
21%
165
—
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57/a
151
Jan
Feb
50Va May
16 % Feb
26% May
33/a May
25%
r
Feb
2Va
Jan
160
19
Jan
10
165
Jan
133/4 May
300
2.200
Jan
17% May
45% May
6% Jan
2,700
3%
Jan
120V4
—
165
May
9%
Apr
247/a Mar
175
Mar
11%
11%
11%
4,100
93/r
Jan
12%
Apr
26%
24%
26 Va
340
17%
Feb
26 Va
May
Jan
7
Jan
7
17%
8% Mar
Jan
%
%
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
Bridge
Steel
& Chemical Co Ltd
Harris
Power
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Jan
Apr
674
3%
16
16%
3
374
3.900
474
4
29%
1
590
3,899
2974
400
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174
4,600
——t
16%
574
15%
5
10
16%
1.100
515
4,100
Mar
Jan
30
Feb
155
May
Jan
3
May
3
Jan
1«%
Anr
4% Mar
4
3% Mar
28 Va
Jan
333/4
Feb
Jan
35
Feb
1/4 May
2
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1274
Jan
5
Mar
,
Jan
3!«
Jan
16% May
6% Jan
874
874
100
7
Jan
19
Jan
2074
Apr
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17%
18 Va
2.300
15%
Apr
18%
Jan
12 V2
13 Va
2,900
10 Vb
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13Va Mar
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—
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200
•
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137a
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7Va May
Jan
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1274
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12 V8
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6
574
6%
2,000
43/8
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27
26 %
27
150
25 %
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42%
41%
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22
2374
—
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9
8 Va
Feb
1574
Jan
7% May
27
May
2.800
.
36
Jan
447/4
3.500
1974
Jan
24
Mar
7,800
8VS
Feb
10
Jan
Feo
1
938
9 Va
9%
42%
42'%
42%
50
39% Mar
45 V*
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54
5474
200
50%
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5874
Feb
1574
16%
13.400
13%
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17 Va Mar
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dep rcta ord reg.
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1574
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1
common
Sulphur 8c Potash Oo
6
674
10,900
•
4%
3'%
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774
6 Vb
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common
315 Mar
~
Jan
674 May
574 Feb
—
Jan
10
209
8 Va
28%
—
•
28 34
700
27 Va
9 Vb
974
35,000
103/4
8,100
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10
Apr
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Jan
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5,000
2974
29%
100
27% Mar
32 %
38%
38%
38'/a
400
37% May
44% Mar
2%
2\l
32,300
2% Mar
3
6%
57a
20,100
5% May
7A
•
Dynamics
Corp
of
America
■astern Gas 8c Fuel Assn
4%%
Eastern
16
4 Va
1
common
Duro Test Corp
Duval
16%
10
22 Va
143
2fV Jan
33
Rubber Co Ltd—
(The)
Mar
Jan
500
—
Hosiery class B
May
203/8
Jan
9% Mar
10
Durham
4
Jan
30
Laboratories—
Duraloy
5
common
Co..
Jan
13%
53/8
27 %
1
1
Apr
3,200
27%
1
li9«
129
7Va
27 %
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Apr
17
2,200
3.* 74
1,600
7.50
6%
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Jac
2474
1
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27a
May
Apr
18 %
Jan
2374
2.54
Corp common
Ltd
Jan
117/a
18 Va
Jan
6%
G74
6s 8d
Co
8c Coal
4% May
3 % Feb
14
Hi
Jan
14 %
8
254
Inc
American
1%
32
10%
250
803
24 7
1
L*d
Finance
A
7 %
1
Douglas Oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Draper Corp common-
Class
17a
'
32 34
1.G00
8
Ltd—
Dorr-Oliver
Driver
—
14 %
774
10
Drilling 8c Exploration Co..
Feb
—
I6V2
14%
<—
5
Mfg Co
OUs
1574
—
100
8c
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
Jan
]'•!
6A
Jan
28 %
6 Va
•
(The)
Domestic
137a
3
1174
27
35
dep rets ord reg
Corp
Exploration Ltd
Apr
600
6;«
50o
Products
Co
DuMont
7,100
6 %
137a
Jan
874
10
10c
A
American
Dlversey
Duke
84,200
11%
27
16
Devoe 8c Raynolds class B_
Jan
12,200
2%
13%
100
Jan
2%
•
1
Corporation
Gasket
5%
12 Va
2%
1,209
.2.50
Inc.
Mfg class A common
debenture
978 May
15%
6%
9,500
73/»
I
Bennlson
Jan
117a
1
41.
Brothers
Day Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class
Dejay Stores common.
Apr
2%
10c
22%
774
2.50
common
Daltch Crystal Dairies Ino.
Davenport Hosiery Mills
9
5
Jan
May
478
•
common
Inc
12%
5
common
Lighting
4%
14%
20
Canada Southern
Petroleums Ltd vtc__1
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
a
Canadian Cannen Ltd common
•
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Sugar
Tobacco
27b
700
12%
•
41
217a
5
(Md)
Cuban
3,100
15
5
41
7 3«
1
uo
Curtis
5,500
2%
5
900
5
Internat'l "A" partlc
Drug Co common
Crystal Oil Refining common
$6 preferred
Atlantic
13% Mar
32
1% May
71/2 Apr
41,200
774
41
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Cork
6%
•
5%
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22
s
Cent Petroleum
3%
10
•
1
(ord
;
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7,400
1
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
California Electric Power
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
"174
774
—
dep receipts
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%
4%
50c
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S-*
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——
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Crown
Cuban
S3/8 Mar
3a'4 Mar
1
1
common..
class
Crowley Mllner A
Dunlop
2 V:
I
31
•
common
Dominion Tar
Jan
7^4
7.50
9% Mar
32
_8e
Petroleum
Dominion
10%
12 %o
27% Mar
Jan
Ltd—
American
Dominion
11
C 8c C Super Ccrp
(new)
Cable Electric Products common
Reynolds
Oourtaulds
Creole
Feb
%
2,700
4
•
preferred
16%
7%
iff
32
574
•
non-voting.
8c
267a Mar
2578
common
$1
13% May
10'/a
3s 6d
674 May
113/4 May
38%
Inc
Corroon
19% May
10
Corporation
Coro
200
50c
convertible class A
B
800
18%
Burry Biscuit Corp
A
Class
14
22 %
dep rets ord shares
1,400
.10*
Cornucopia Gold Mines.
21%
2,500
9
1,300
7
Oo
Hardware
157a
16%
2.50
Mar
7
674
Mar
Ltd—
Steel
1,300
60c
convertible preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Class
Inc..
Varnish
DlstUlery
voting.
Detroit
19%
common
(H)
Jan
114% 117%
%
Apr
8
6%
1
47a
9% May
14% Jan
13%
21
67a
1
3}£ Feb
•
preferred
Uranium
&
Paint
Corby
Corp
Corp..
Manufacturing
Detroit Gray Iron Foundry
23%
Camden
Var
Jan
69,400
21
33% MaT
123/4 May
17
6%
Englneering_l
Apr
19%
Sugar
8c
7%
14 Va
7%
1
Jan
10 % Mar
2,500
23% Mar
1.25
Inc
7%
225/a
Calamba
Lines
.Tan
12%
16%
2.50
291/4
1274
21
1
Jan
19%
OH
Utilities
6Va
22%
6%
Gas
Devon-Leduc
10
Ltd class B
300
350
32
12%
6t>c
Detroit
2,700
1
preferred
32
20
50c
Corp
P34
7%
•
Byrd
Inc
Engineering
Commercial
8%
7%
% Mar
Jan
May
*
American
Containers
Continental
Mar
99 Va
Company
Burma
Apr
36
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7%
Jan
28 Va
26%
30
£1
reg
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (E L) Co common
Bruck Mills
100
1,800
107a
Ltd—
$5 convertible preference
Brown Forman Distillers
4%
%
27i
3
9% May
26%
7%
28%
10s
American dep rets ord
reg—.
British Columbia Power common
Brown
7%
~2%
10s
reg
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deposit
50
437a May
Apr
3%
2%
*
common
rets ord
Amer
3%
48%
1
20o
•
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rets ord
British
48%
Tobacco—
Amer
British Celanese
101%
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Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
Breeze Corp common
Brlllo
13%
•
5%%
Borne
Brad
48%
ui.uy
1
2,200
Jan
123/4
1
Consolidated Liquidating
Consolidated Mining 8c Smelt'g Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
16%
1
(A S) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
Starr
1958
CoLsolldated
4%
20c
Beck
Black
to
ext
Jan
Feb
lfc%
5%
t-z
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20'%
800
13%
10'A
1
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3,900
24% Mar
2
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23
5,700
Jan
2
38
74
227a
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97a
•
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14 %
15 %
9%
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Jan
25 VB
Cook
,
167/a Mar
75 Va
16%
2%
2& Jan
12 Va Mar
247a
5374
Apr
Feb
525
16%
104%
Feb
1%
6
600
24%
10%
l
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
6,700
Feb
-Tan
83%
■
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5,800
9%
174
110
.10
26,600
4
5'/4 Mar
..1
11
lo
American shares
Banff Oil Ltd
Bellanca Aircraft
Co.
22%
Banco de los Andes—
Basin
Oil
Company
Bearings Inc
Beau-Brummell Ties
Manufacturing
Va May
99%
Gas—
1
209
Commodore Hotel Inc
Continental
&
A
Baldwin Rubber common
Baldwin Securities Corp
5%
Apr
6%
15
1
207a
2774
5%
30s
Co
1
3%
ton
20%
•
47
4
Jan
fif/,
Apr
Mar
80 %
10e
ordinary
Stone
Continental
Bailey & Selburn OH
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
vtc
300
9
3
common
Colts
16 Va
300
1
8c
Jan
97/a
3d
•
600
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*
,
Co
Airlines
Sand
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14%
23
20
common
1%
B
Class
Development
G.209
6 %
1
Manufacturing
Equlnment Co
Colonial
1874
1
Products
Farm
98
1
Co
Oo
Caribbean Oils
CockBbntt
Feb
•
Corp
Aluminum
Feb
931/4
96
1
10%
I
preferred
Machine
Electronic
Club
Coal
7Va
100
7%
Hi
B
Co
Lambert
200
May
82%
1
Co
Hosiery
8c
7%
80% May
8% Mar
7j74 Mar
12
28%
6Va
4
52%
'
Science
Claussner
Cllnchfleld
Feb
Community Public Service.
Compo Shoe
Machinery—
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17a
1
Atlas Plywood Corp
Axe
8%
on
51%
22
L
Colonial
dep rets reg
(ex
■
D
75 %
8% Mar
2,600
15
•
Clarostat
Manufacturing
Clary Corporation
22% Jan
(The)
Controller
17,600
2.50
Laundries of America
Associated Tei
lei—
A
City
13%
15%
32
Macmne
Cable
&
110%
Jan
Clayton
32
&
Mining
Corp
Auto Stamping
109%
14%
109
6%
Stores
Rivet
Wire
150
18
5%
f
common
Consolidated
Circle
Feb
5
May
10% May
1,200
110
109
32
—100
Associated
CI
Chicago
Mar
80 74
18.500
16
8% Mar
18
1
10%
15
2ova
__
10
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
100
95%
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 1Q
Apr
27%
22
9% Mar
9
6
12
41%
4A
2,909
Jan
93/a May
6% Mar
Jan
6% May
13,900
18%
38
3 Va
14%
Apr
5 5/8
7%
2 Kn
Ltd
Co
5%
11%
—
1
common
America
common
OH
15% Mar
Jan
5% Mar
:
10
9,600
Apr
900
Feb
14
4,900
May
157 a : xlb %
Apr
37/s
Jan
7%.
\if
~4
12
3
11%
•
Co
of
Co
Vb
2
Inc
3 %
10%
warrants
Food
Charter
Feo
1
preference
Corp
Jan
74
7.0 %
80
10
7
Associate Electric Industries—
American
Charla
May
Mar
27 %
100
Is
1
convertible preferred—
Equipment Corp
Associated
Ohio Steel Products
Aircraft
—
100
10%
13%
4%%
Aro
preferred
29%
17%
Jan
Oo—
25% May
10%
A
Power
314
•
4
57s
1
series
Jan
5
class
Jan
5'/a
1
Oorp
$1.60
Jan
Light—
Armstrong Rubber Co
4%
Ltd
Secur
8% Mar
Chief
preferred
Jan
23%
14%
Co
Jan
4
24%
1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
6
6,ll'0
1,000
19%
Manufacturing Co
1
pfd—100
Armour & Co
Mar
Central
Corp—
Appalachian Elec Power 4%%
Argus Cameras Inc
18,309
4"'/4
1,400
2.40
Nitrate
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
22%
5
shares
874
16,300
_7
20c
"A"
74
4 %
9%
4%
17%
909
8
23%
5
%
8%
preference
Convertible
Feb
6%
Va May
4%
Explorers
Hllnol3
Conv
Jan
Feb
10 Va
115
200
16 %
33%
32%
74
10
10
8%
33
12
137
1
—1
Co
Central
3 50%
Jxh
Jan
Jan
"4%
America
Central
Jan
116
•
&
Jan
217a
325
-1
of
Jan
33% May
American Thread 5% preferred
American Tractor Corp
Anglo-Lautaro
Mj
Feb
Apr
1a4
Jan
57a
110% Mar
—
common
1%
55
120
2Va
Apr
common.
1%
Jan
2,700
V 57a J~n
30 %
Apr
97/s May
8% Jan
3,900
>8
•
Corporation
Maine
9
2Va
2$ 8d
32%
"9%
Anchor Post Products
Co
Apr
,17%
23
—
Light $5 pfd
23 %
33
1
_•
American Natural Gas Co 6%
American Seai-Kap common
1
18%
23
Meter Co
38
1,300
10%
8%
;
'
Corp
Cenco
10
9%
•
dep rets B ord
Apr
%
■
1%
(A
Catalln
Apr
May
&
Products
Castle
Mar
12%
10
31 % May
20
com
.
24
:
Jan
6%
3,000
23
Co
Jan
.9% Mar
6,300
13
Co
American
10
common—1
common
American Book
450
11%
7
pfd
conv
Car
Beverage
9%
100
Air Filter
SAmerlcan Bantam
American
11%
25c
-
10%
2.50
common
Wj
(J
Casco
100% May
Kennedy
&
Co
&
27'/«
—19.50
1
Inc
Ltd—
Baxter
Carman
35%
19
1
25% May
2jg May
34
Ambrook Inaustrles
9,100
10,509
26,800
11%
Mar
'/a
1%
3%
preferred™——.100
cumulative
4
1%
218
1.6 Vi
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing——_•
Aluminum Industries common
•
374
1%
0% May
Jan
lan.
since
17% Mar
3%
35%
—
Range
9,300
1
I
common
4
25%
1
Carolina
(Mich-
bo
Mitierau*
247a
Canso Natural Gas Ltd vtc
15 %
'
25 Va
Canso Oil Producers Ltd vtc
Aluminum Co of America—
$3.75
wmisu/ii
pfd—10
Feb
13% May
5% Jan
•
Ltd partlc
Petroflna
Jan
9%
9% Jan
heel
Share*
Jan
44
6% Mar
4
3,000
of Prices
Loir
6% Feb
Jan
4%
1
Fisher common
Artists
4%
Sales
foi
Range
le Price
High
Jan
7%
5
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
Cniiaulau
Inc
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
27
STOCKS
Shares
Alfemene Kunstsljde Dnle N V
All
ENDED MAY
Sales
of Prices
Lew
WEEK
FOR
for Week
Range
Sale Price
.
STOCK EXCHANGE
AMERICAN
RANGE
.
Jan
A Apr
Feb
23% Mar
2%
2,600
2 A
Jan
3Va
Feb
6%
6,300
5% Mar
9%
Apr
prior
common
preferred
Malleable
■astern States
1
Iron
Corp
10
42
preferred
1074
100
25
1
10 %
69
30%
21
V2
9%
71
590
63%
30%
3174
930
28
19%
21
9,700
1734
S74 May
Jan
127.
Jan
73%
Apr
Mar
32%
Jan
Feb
50
int—1
30
25
25
200
22
Jan
May
195
Mar
160
May
181%
18%
1623/4 1641/2
Apr
172
$7 preferred series A.
$8 preferred series B.
■astern Sugar Associates—
Common Bhares of beneficial
974
Jan
20%
21 %
Jan
25
Feb
Aor
May
39
(2495)
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
AMERICAN STOCK
BTOCK8
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Bond
Electric
Share
&
common
Corporation
ElectroData
EJectrographic Corp common
Corp of America
Electronics
16%
5,600
12%
Jan
U
3/4
20,800
%
Feb
Equity Corp
Inquire
4,000
20%
2,300
14%
5,200
19%
13 Vb
'
——
1
Jan
9 Va
Jan
22 %
Feb
Feb
Jar
42%
Jan
53%
3/„
,
May
1 ft
Kennedy's
18% Mar
2 Va
9,700
1%
2ft
66,000
1%
Jan
24$ Mar
■ringston
415
4%
6,700
3%
Jan
53/4 May
Klo
58%
593/a
Ho
Fitz&lmmons Stores Ltd
"5%
5%
1
Inc.
F^ahman (M H) Co Inc
10 3/8
10 %
1
21%
21%
22
class A—
—
.1
6
non-voting
voting
R
rets
dep
A)
(Geo
Kleinert
Jan
Jan
Kobacker
Jan
Kropp (The)
122% May
122
Jan
10%
,31,700
6-%
7%
83,100
6ft May
7% May
4
4 Va
2,000
3% May
47/a, Feb
23/4
3% May
3%
21,400
16%
1,300
3%
1.2S
3%
>
16%
16
Apr
17
14 % Mar
•
Power Co
"Warrants
Apr
•
4,000
convertible
com. —1
25
preferred
1,300
2%
Corp
Corp of Delaware
& Sessions Co
Monotype Machine
Lamson
Lamson
18%
8 Vb
General Plywood Corp common
50c
__
4%
4%
Class
—
6
6ft
6%
9,700
ft
Manufacturing
Amer Industries
Atlantic
6ft May
8%
Jan
11%
Mar
1,300
Feb
»•)*
43
•
conv
■
v
•
19% May
15%
20
Jan
50)
21
1,800
1%
aa. i/„
May
.100
4%
Pacific Tea—
1%
Feb
Merrill
Feb
Mesabi
Iron
49
.30 %
Jan
30% May
Jan
29
Feb
7%
...
15%
5 50 )
4%
47/a
6,500
13% Mar
Jan
preferred
Great Lakes Oil Si Chemical Co
Great Sweet Grass Oils Ltd
.100
2%
7,901
I
2ft
2%
2%
11,000
Hydraulics Inc
Gridoll Freehold Leases
.60c
13%
13%
14%
1,500
—9c
9%
9%
10
6,100
2%
187%
—5
—
18%
19
14 %
—2
Grocery Stores Products common—
2%.
4,300
14%
100
Feb
8%
16% Mar
Feb
53/4
Jan
Jan
140
Mar
3%
Jan
May
4ft
Jan
13% May
18%
Jan
2%
2
Apr
Jan
8V4
18 3/s Mar
Jan
14 V4
Feb
1 2 3/8
19
May
15% Feb
—25
common
Corp
Bishop
Hazel
Hecla
Stores
Dept
Beam
Mining
Co
Rubinstein
Helena
Co
Heller
common
A
Class
common
Michigan
Sugar Co
common
preferred
6%
Midland Steel
82
non-cum
Mldvale
Co
Mid-West
Midwest
Co
Refineries
Piping
Mid-West
Wohl
Co common
convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5% pfd
Missouri Public Service common.
May
2 3/4
Feb
Moiybaenum
5 Va
Jan
Jan
5%
1,600
May
2
700
2
Mar
23/4 Jan
9
10,100
8 Va
May
123/b
May
593/4 Apr
200
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
15%
24
25
1,100
22 Va
Jan
29 %
15
303?
102 %
-y
200
14%
Jan
15% May
31%
90 0
28 Vi
Jan
33%
102 %
102
50
99%
Feb
105
May
10
76%
Jan
81
May
81
81
16
16
100
1,900
14% Jan
Feb
17%
Feb
Mar
5
4 %
4%
9%
4%
Feb
15%
■
9%
100
14%
1,000
13%
Feb
15
9,200
15% Mar
Jan
22 '/8 x25
4
4 Va
2,000
21
23%
1a300
19%
49%
19%
50
*
144
22%
100
Jan
9% May
Mar
10% May
Feb
Mar
23% May
Jan
20 % May
153/4
50
47
145
40
138
22
23
800
49 3/4
10
107% 107%
V»
20%
107
Jan
Apr
23%
Jan
111%
Apr
Feb
37%
41
1.600
323ft
86 %
8478
86%
2,400
84% May
%
4%
700
•
f
9%
834
9%
13,400
7%
Jan
18%
16%
18%
4,100
15%
Jan
4
Jan
148%
Jan
40%
4
50
Mar
(Harvey) Inc common
5
Humble Oil & Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
B
Hubbell
Apr
May
4% Jan
3%
xl7
144
—15
Hardart common
8
Jan
Mar
41
May
99%
5
Jan
Bellas Hess common
Brewing Co (Mich)
Fuel
National
9% May
National
National
National
I
2.50
imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer dep rets ord reg
12%
<7 7
'
12 VB
13
2,200
ltf
6 34
7%
76,600
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Indianapolis Pwr Si Light 4% pfd—100
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
_50c
36%
36%
36"%
9,100
11%
11%
100
5
•
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International Products
5
International Resistance Co
10c
Investors
Royalty
1
117%
insurance
Co
of North America
International Cigar
lews
Itod
11
Public Service Co 3.90%
Ironite
Inc
For
footnotes
see
page
41.
Feb
15
Apr
7% May
36% May
41%
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
Feb
Jan
8%
Feb
National
National
National
Jan
99%
Jan
8.900
4%
Jan
8%
Feb
1,850
99%
Jan
118
May
Jan
23
Mar
New
Feb
36%
Feb
New
30
93%
7
110% 1173/4
26%
-
24%
9
26%
20,900
9%
500
94
8
Jan
May
11%
Feb
New
Jan
8%
Apr
New
Process
7%
7%
8
7,000
5
2%
2%
2%
2,600
2% May
15%
15%
15%
92
6%
5%
6%
'
British
New
Mar
800
13%
Jan
2,600
4 V*
Jan
29%
33/8 Mar
92
Mar
18% Mar
6%
Feb
V'"3''
Jan
8
63/a
Jan
71/4 Mar
Idrla
Min
Jersey
Co
common
Superior Oils (Can) Ltd
New York Auction Co common
New York & Honduras Rosarlo
New
York
Merchandise
New
46 3/4
14%
200
2%
Mar
68.
4,200
2%
Apr
163/4 Apr
Jan
13
Jan
86
44 % Mar
1,075
78
2%
Jan
Apr
43/4
2,500'
6%
6%
May
31
200
6%
3 % Mar
Apr
16% May
14 Va
16%
900
13% Mar
79%
7,400
703ft May
86
Jan
283/4
Jan
40
May
11
Jan
•
X383/4
200
12 %
1,300
11%
3%
1,000
29%
Jan
30 % Mar
May
20
May
20
19
200
27
Apr
6
Apr
26Va
3,000
4
3%
29
Feh
14 Vb
Jan
29
Apr
37 Va May
45
Jan
4]g Apr
4ft Jan
35%
Jan
383/4
Feb
93/8
Feb
10%
Jan
133/4
Jan
15%
Jan
28 %
Jan
42% Feb
10%
3,700
36
33%
37%
3,500
27
27%
800
25% Mar
31%
27
13 3/8
13%
12,900
11% Mar
14 % May
13%
25Va
24%
251/4
8,000
5%
*
50o
5
1
50c
50
5%
5%
7,000
'9
ft
8%
9
36%
35%
13,400
iV
37%
11%
300
5%
11
5,000
1,000
5%
13
100
1
1
1
8
8 %
1,100
13
18%
18%
100
14
141/4
6,800
Jan
26 Va
Feb
21 %
Apr
7%
Jan
Feb
10 Va
Feb
Jan
47%
Jan
Jan
13
May
6
Feb
Feb
5 Va May
7%
27
8Va
5
11%
14 Va Mar
Jan
4,100
8
13/s
Feb
8%
7% Mar
Feb
19% Mar
17% Mar
22 Va
24%
6,800
8%
8%
8%
500
5%
1,900
29
27
19,500
5%
5%
1
10
1
40o
100
1
20
50c
25
1
1
•
1
*
1,—10
10
14%
Apr
Jan
29%
Feb
24% May
20 Vb May
8% May
Jan
63/8
Feb
33
Jan
25
Jan
5% May
3% Mar
63/8
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
1,400
35%
25
343/4
Feb
36
35%
5%
17%
Jan
20% May
20
19%
20 %
1,600
13%
13%
14%
GOO
1%
2%
57,200
54 %
6,300
56
100%
120
107% 107 Va
100
10
99
~4
"4%
%
<:
600
130
170
168
168
61% Mar
Jan
99
May
105 3/4
103
Apr
108
Mar
104
Jan
Jan
3%
Apr
Va May
2
1 % May
100
Apr
15 Vb
13% May
46
Mar
106
Jan
103
Apr
5
Jan
176%
Jan
45%
Apr
165 Va Mar
20
8%
8.3/8
500
Feb
19%
Jan
7%
Jan
9% Mar
Apr
5%
Jan
3% Mar
43%
75
41 %
4%
43%
8%
3%
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
200
19
200
20%
128% 129
116
27
73/4
31%
5%
130 Vb Mar
Jan
1%
1%
4,4)0
1 Vb
26%
27%
1,300
25%
Apr
7%
73?
1,800
7%
Apr
31%
x31
200
31
1,200
5
3/a May
30% Mar
8%
300
15%
■
Jan
6 3/a
Feb
21% May
27%
Jan
4%
900
22%
22%
23
4.300
3%
3%
3%
21,700
2%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
2,700
4%
Jan
20 Va
19%
11,200
19%
Jan
1U
1%
a
':/'
12 % Mar
■
4,600
600
12
,12
111/4
.28%
28%
30%
2,900
21 %
20%
21%
"1.900
27
261/2
27%
29
29
29
1,500
100
800
3%
3%
1% May
Jan
Jan
19 %
Apr
24 Vb
Jan
28 3/4
Apr
26%
Jan
29 %
Feb
3% May
4%
Jan
2%
Jan
11%
24%
23%
24%
3,100
21
5%
5%
9 I :i
2%
I'!
„
138 '/a 139
21,000
1,880
J
Jan
10% May
2%
A
243/4
2,500
139
2
12 Va
2.209
200
16% May
33 V*
2%
■
Feb
Apr
Mar
Mar
26'
11%
2%
33/4
5 Va
23
10 % Mar
11
~2%
Feb
14% May
5
1%
Jan
7
17%
4%
20 3
Jan
33J/a Mar.
May
5%
5%
Feb
2
Apr
15%
—
1
5
17%
Jan
5%
54%
1
1
Jan
•
23%
28%
13%
12 3/8
14%
1%
*
100
*
Ltd
25o
Industries Inc
2
Research Corp
1
Rubber Machinery
10
Starch Products common
1
Steel Car Ltd
*
Transit common
4
1
Union Electric Corp
—30c
U S Radiator Corp wl
1
& Chem Co
Zinc
Mexico & Arizona Land
Park Mining Co
24% May
•"-/
/•
—
37%
9%
'A
10
Petroleum
Dominion Oil Ltd
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
4%%
convertible preferred
New
35
6%
4% Mar
■
Presto
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
20%
97%
6%
pfd—100
•
1
5%
May
8 A
Machinery
Fireman Manufacturing ▼ t e
11
9%
—
National
Apr
Gas
National Mfg & Stores common
May
19 Va
Jan
Jan
26%
&
Milling Co
National
Jan-
6%
3%
-
10
1
Corp
National
Jan
400
400
N
National
13 3/a
6%
.
5
common—2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
50o
National
Illinois Zinc Co common
3%
29 Va
Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Namm-Loeser's Inc
National Alfalfa Dehydrating
111/4 May
Jan
4%
X38
II 5/a
Murray
Nachman
13 Va May
Feb
9Va
/ 26% May
x76%
163A
100
4.80%
cumul preferred series B.100
4.50% preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
lOo
Mt Clemens Metal Products
1
8%
cumulative preferred
4
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
2.50
Mountain States Tel & Tel
100
SMuntz TV Inc
1
x25
3Ve
9
14
4 Va
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
Jan
3%
2,700
14%
preferred
r
*
13%
X24:'.'t
Hardart Baking Co—
Ac
42
23,8
Inc
&
5%
6,700
Apr
8%
:
Jan
12 %
1,900
12,400
11
0to
Mar
Jan
20
800
13%
10%
9%
15
12%
1,200
76%
"2%
Monongahcla Power Co—
4.40%
cumulative preferred
23%
Hern
Corp
1%
4% Mar
5:,8
13%
26
12%
77
1
1
Ltd
700
31 %
Inc
Co common
Horn
(Can)
200
13%
1
(Geo A) & Co__
Hoxmel
Corp
4 3%
6%
13
Jan
63/4
73/8 Mar
14
*
common
Molybdenite
5
1,200
263/4
Products—
dlyidend shares
Abrasive
May
15%
Stores
Border's
60
25
Bellinger Consol Gold Mines
Hclophane
39% May
Jan
3/a
2
convertible preferred
(R) Si Co class A
Holly
Jan
55 %
44%
5% Mar
5,100
8
—
Hone Corp
States Petroleum common
1
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv preferred—*
1%
8 %
21 % May
Jan
5%
25%
Va
77
Middle
x4%
1%
Hoe
26%
13%
10c
Hlgbie Mfg Co common
Jan
200
60 '
2%
1
Holt & Co common
Heirules Steel Products
Henry
43/4
1,600
39%
42
10n
nrnforrpr
4of,
3/4
8
43
100
preferred
6%%
3/8
2
10c
•
5
25c
•
•
2
common
Jan
2
5
1
10c
Corp
Hazeltlne
x4%
2
Inc
38 %
3%
Feb
4%
7%
~63/4
1
2.50
1
10
1
Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
1%
1
Mfg Co.
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Havana
Lithographing Co
Hastings
800
3%
59%
39%
1
Company.
Hartford Electric Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Organ
Hammond
33i
14%
5%
-
—
—
1
1
25o
Michigan
Miller
H
3%
1% Mar
8% Jan
5 Va May
6%
1
Co
Textile
Metal
common
4% %
Hah Lamp Co
1,700
Jan
Mar
lVa
7
6%
8
•
10
1
Micromatlc
209
133 Vb
—1
Mar
Mar
220
300
5%
Jan
4
1
Ltd
Petroleums
74%
28%
14 %
McWilliams
Jan
300
138 Va 140
.
88
850
181
_
Mar
60 V2
210
Company
/ '/ 57
Jan
'
„
21%
5%
10 3/4
£1
10
*
& Co common.
IA G)
MrKpp
Feb
1%
4% Mar
600
•
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Mays (J W) Inc common
Mrnonnell
Aircraft r.nrn
493/4 Mar
8,800
13% May
2% May
10,400
'
Shovel
Power
Marlon
Apr
80
Jan
3,400
1
International Marine
Communication Co Ltd
Apr
50
25
113/8
Marconi
40
1 %
57 %
(when issued)
common
47
183% 187
GrifcBedieck
Feb
New
Mangel stores common
Manlschewltz (The B) Co
Dredging
Mead Johnson & Co
Menasco Mfg Co
84%'
24 % May
Apr
1,900
13%
Jan
19%
■
10
7
JrO
49
30%
„
15%
Greer
Feb
2%
<
21
59 %
''
5
1st
Jan
233/4
Jan
May
1,000
20
7%
__
50c
309
47
1%
1%
•
7%
May
Jan
1%
._1
Non-voting common stock
24
Jan
pfd._25
Inc
Jan
11%
80
80
4
common—
16% Mar
Mar
21
11%
43
■
15
2.20.)
1%
..50
Varnish
Manufacturing Co
&
...
—.
.20%
—1
Grand Rapids
Great
Jan
11/JO0
1%
_
Co
Manufacturing
Great
4%
18%
20%
'm
—
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Gray
105%
1097/s May
Apr
173i,
12%
•
class A
Feb
Feb
24
__1
prior preferred
Consolidated Mines
Qorham
1,000
■
-ft Jan
11,300
2,500
1%
13
Corporation
Oil
Maine
xll% xl2%
17%
—1
V
ft
3/8 May
33/4
7%
25%
Public Service Co
Magna
22-%
24
—8
Goldfleld
Goodman
10% "
10%
10%
Feb
2% Mar
33/4 May
M
Feb
1%
Feb
4
5
600
1%
5%
2
Corp
Lynch
111%. Jan
3
2,600
Land
Jan
105%
—~
—
3%.
—
_—...
5% Jan
18%
"
•
S4.50
—
3*8
Apr
3 Va Mar
3%
38%
3
—
1
•
Lunkenhelmer
107%
'
.
'
Apr
42 %
100
2%
5%
1
1
Feb
108
Jan
16%
Feb
2,100
7 5/8
(The) Co
W'atch Co
Jan
Apr
Apr
14 % May
14%
421/2
1%
& Exploration
(The) Co
Lodge & Shipley
Louisiana
%
28 Va
121/4
•
*
5
Longlnes-Wittnauer
108%
■
3 3/4
x
Inc
Jan
Apr
9,100
__
.10
—
Corp
B—
8%
10% Mar
Apr
Jan
~2%
10
Chain
Steel
423/4
Mar
20%
13
19
1
...
Feb
'
Co—
Distilleries class Jb
Goochaux Sugars
"l%
1%
„
(Adolf)
Gobel
B
Class
Jan
16 %
;
__
common
Union Co Inc
Globe
Jan
19%:May
33 Va
4
300
•
Alden
-
6,300
16%
1 Va
Co
vjjtnmore
Feb
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
cumulative preferred
Loblaw Grocet, .,<as claw A
105%
——
16%
4%
•
Glen
\
■■
.20
preferred
General Public Service $6 preferred1—•
—1
IGeneral Stores Corporation
•
Georgia Power $5 preferred
•
14.60
preferred
__1
Gerity Mich Corp
—
—1
Giant Yellowknlfe Gold Mines——
C)
Lp
—
convertible
O'ftddln? McBean A
Realty common
Tourneau (R G) Inc
Lefcourt
Feb
Mar
7ft
preferred
conv
9%
38%
100
(A
200
1,900
.10
—5
Fireproofing common
6% pfd
Gilbert
8%
39%
common
cum
3%
Jan
38%
_£1
dep rets ord reg
5% pfd (Del)
Finance
Gilchrist
Inc
5%
Locke
General Outdoor Adv
5%
Lear
Co
University
Extension
Salle
3%
Jan
50
600
19%
193/i
1
1
5
10
5
5
50c
A
250
1
Foundry
Lakey
Feb
Jan
2%
3
19
2%
19
-
700
23/4
2%
3
15% May
24%
21%
Mines Ltd
Lake Shore
6%
16
5%:May
2%
-
Corp
Feb
6% 1May
Jan
14 Vt
Apr
112
33/4 Mar
—
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
Apr
—
——
American
323/4
Jan
2,700
15%
14%
143/4
—1
6%
6
6%
—
General Builders Supply
General
' ■
.
—
—1
General Alloys Co
6%
27%
109 %
1,700
•
100
_
30%
29%
30
common
preferred
Geliman Mfg Co common
General Acceptance Corp
Jan
3/8
1
Apparel Inc
L'Aiglon
La
6%
Feb
11
3%
Company
Laclede-Christy
Lanston
Gatlnsau
11%
450
May
14% May
Feb
4
I
Co.
14%
18 % May
17% May
500
1,200
15
3%
3%
33VaO
20c
1
Forge Co
Oils Ltd
Brewing Co
573/4 Apr
18%
14%
~3%
7.50
Krueger
106% May
13
42%
5
Stores
Jan
Jan
„
14%
14%
1
1
1
10
Knott Hotels Corp
715
£1
reg
(Peter) Brewing__
Fuller
102% Jan
104%
13%
reg.il
receipts ord
ord
Apr
7%
5% Jan
900
»
__
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
5,000
118%
118
118
•
deposit
American
Kirkland
Apr
May
5
23/e
...400
34% Jan
233,200
23 %
14%,
50
Development Co
Lake G M Co Ltd
(I B) Rubber Co
24
21% Mar
1,400
2% Feb
2ft Mar
18
•
&
67/a
May
Co Ltd—
Ford Motor
Amer
10
■
5
53
4%
52
2.50
Co
&
Products
Oil
Kroy
•
CiAfla
500
Jan
l\l Jan
1%
123/4
*
107/a
4% Mar
G.5CO
6%
6%
6%
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A
60
Jan
51 %
500
10%
Inc
Tiger Line
Flying
37,900
—2.50
Sterling
Firth
2 Va
4jiT
•
(Phlla)
Association
Fire
2%
—
Federated Petroleums Ltd
4%
1,700
2%
.250
Oils Ltd
Fargo
26% May
4% Mar
1,000
103 3A
4%
52
5
Lighting common
cumulative preferred
28%
28
28%
1
&
9
ziiS
-1
Kings County
Palrchlld Camera Si Instrument.
Feb
4%
2
10c
150
Inc
Key Co common
Kldde
(Walter)
Feb
37%
5%
4%
2
1
common
Electric 4%?# pfd—100
Kawneer Co (Del)
5
New common
(when issued)
5
Jan
Apr
Jan
Inc.lo
1%
Kansas Gas &
J an
%
17
—
Jan
2%
1%
1%
Corp.
Motors
Kaiser
53A Mar
Jan
2%
Apr '1
IV*
1%
K
Y« Jan
1
1,800
.10
Eureka Pipe Line common.
4%
400
15,700
1ft
Apr
1%
1%
Inc
Jan
3%
5%
450
ft
il?
Co
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
Jerry
Apr
1%
7,500
1,000
J
Glass
Jeannette
Jan
23
105 % Mar
7%
5
1
1%
.11 or 25o
Ltd.
Warrants
x20% May
Jan
18%
45
5
5
1
Inc
44%
Jan
13 Va May
14,300
4%
4
4 Vb
44%
16 %
102%
Jan
8,500
5%
1
.
10O
20
20
17% Apr
1,200
8VB.
8
——
Jan
7%
4%
10c
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp
!pr
12
50
105
104
_10c
preferred
Eureka Corporation
12,500
15%
f
common
convertible
92
30 %
14%
13%
1
Empire Millwork Corp.
Bmsco Manufacturing Co
29%
14%
20
32
4% May
5%
Corp
Oil
Israel-American
1
High
Low
High
Low
since Jan.
Range
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Irving Air Chute
Jan
%
26% Mar
30%
pfd— .100
Electric 5%
Empire District
15%
3/4
for Week
Range
Last
Par
16% May
16%
Sales
Week's
Friday
High
r.otr
1
S
1
1
1
Mines Limited
Elder
<
American Stock Exchange
since Jan. 1
Range
Hiah
Lnw
*
Machine class B
Easy Washing
Shares
"
Pa"
VY
■
STOCKS
for Week
Last
27
Sales
Week's
Friday
EXCHANGE
WEEK ENDED MAY
FOR
RANGE
Feb
4% Mar
2ft J an
Mar
131
*4% Feb
113/4
Apr
263/a Mar
7-%
Jan
3% Mar
Feb
145
33/4
3%
3%
5,100
2%
Apr
3% May
13%
13%
13%
2.300
8%
Apr
13% May
Mar
5
4%
4%
4%
58,600
3% Mar
44%
43%
4434
8,100
40% Mar
48%
27%
18,800
12% Mar
27 % May
26
23%
3
3
75
3%
75
11,700
58
2
Apr
Jan
2%
25
4
78
Va
Jan
Jan
Apr
ft May
3ft Apr
Jan
133/a May
210
2%
800
13%
13%
200
10 %
453/8
46%
750
40
Jan
10%
11%
1,200
10
Mar
48
Jan
11% May
-10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2496)
Monday, May 30, 1955
...
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Frliay
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
5
Nlles-Bement Pond
of Prices
Low
Par
•
Shares
Low
,18%
300
17
i
...
Norden-Ketay Corp
North American
43
2%
X
7 Vb
7
7"/8
2,800
6%
14
14 %
9,500
13% May
14
10c
————
Vb
x*4
2
it!
48%
preferred_50
Rayon $3
North Canadian Oils Ltd
North Central Texas Oil
~414
28
9,20d
i7fi
35%
Jan
14,uU0
2%
Jan
48%
41'«
'
lli
300
8
7%
8 %
1,400
.50
Feb
9% Mar
Feb
49 Va Mar
Feb
6 % Mar
pfd—100
101'A
100% 101%
200
94
99
Jan
104
Jan
4%
May
Jan
1,600
4Vb
Jan
5% May
1%
1%
1%
19,800
IV2
Jan
3'/a
Feb
11%
11 %
11%
600
11%
Jan
20o
13'/2
Jan
9-%
6,800
8 %
May
13%
Feb
Mar
25
Apr
12Vb
Jan
Blcks
25
Canada
of
Oil
Company
1
3%
3%
3%
800
50c
common
9'/8
9
9 %
5,400
Ohio Brass Co class B common——•
Ohio Power 4%s
preferred
100
Okalta
Oils
Ltd
Company common
Old Town Corp common—...
40c cumulative
74%
54%
108 %
1%
3,100
74%
76%
573
1%
10%
Jan
Apr
61
Jan
112
Apr
Jan
Mar
Apr
IB Feb
Jan
71
84% Mar
—_1
6%
0%
900
6% May
8%
Jan
„—7
6 %
6%
500
6%
Jan
6%
Apr
Television
5%
6%
3,100
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
Inc
1
8%
——...——1
Securities
20
Feb
73%
20%
74%
23%
74%
l.loJ
65%
Jan
82
Feb
23 Va
/
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas
600
"1^8
23
preferred
&
60
loo"/4 1-id
90o
Okonlte
Olympic Radio
Omar Inc
59%
4% Mar
3% May
6%
22%
2u %
500
18 %
J an
23% Mar
—
1
.
50
20
May
Class
B
—
Co
Manufacturing
common
Coast Corp common
South Penn Oil Co common
common
36 %
35%
36 V4
2,000
—23
32 Va
32%
321/2
$4.40 dividend
$4.75
cum
dividend
&
28%
Oil
106 %
105% 1061/4
common
10%
11%
34,100
109 V2
108 %
109%
200
"l%
"l%
24,500
1%
Amer share—1 Bol
33,900
1 %
5%
5%
6 Vb
11,400
1
*5%
5%
16'A
17
16 '/b
15%
16%
2
2
7%
7%
1
7V»
7'/4
5%
_5%
100
300
1,800
7%
2,400
7%
500
5%
100
5
Jan
2
Jan
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
62'A
Apr
6%
Jan
24 %
Jan
8%
Apr
9%
Jan
6
Feb
17
16%
17
7,500
5%
16%
Jan
18% Mar
•
48'%
48 %
48%
3,800
45% Mar
4%
4 %
100
4% Jan
48% May
4V2 Mar
Jan
67%
68%
600
65%
Apr
22
2.50
22
100
18
Jan
3
212
3 i'u
9,500
6
6%
1,300
6
4
10c
4
4%
15 %
16 %
1
x71%
2,400
16'A
700
3% Mar
9%
May
4
Feb
23 % May
111
6%
.1
4%
May
15% May
20
Jan
Jan
Jan
Amer shares—10s
1
common
common
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co
2
--
2
1,000
9%
9
1
25o
97
8,800
5%
78%
24
Jan
common
1
Mines Ltd
9% May
103
May
21
May
7%
800
7
May
4%
900
Jan
4%
Apr
27%
Jan
30%
Apr
3%
»
3,300
7
4
--
3%
1,100
3%
Jan
x4%
6%
34
35%
2,400
36
36
4.32%
25
25
cumulative
convertible
Southern
Pipe
Southland
Spencer
2
Inc
Oh
Power
Common
Standard
&
class
Standard
Tube
Starrett
8
3%
27% Jan
9%
Feb
of
Steel
Parts
Stein
(A)
Stetson
32%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
2,800
4%
Jan
bJ/8 Mar
8°,4
8%
8%
300
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
7%
7 %
100
8 %
Jan
34%
34%
35 %
4,700
56
55%
56
130
44%
44%
100
41 %
3% Mar
41%
Reda
Reis
38%
1,200
25% Mar
28'A May
24 Va
400
24% May
26
17 Vb
17 Va
700
16
Jan
22%
5
17%
1,700
26 Vb
Jan
6
Apr
58
65
Jan
69
Apr
700
4% May
6
Jan
4% Feb
"-£% Jan
3,200
20
25%
24%
25%
300
23%
Jan
15VB
1,300
13%
Jan
14%
Jan
Jan
61
Jan
31%
Apr
Jan
36'A
Apr
18
Jan
17%
Jan
3,700
16%
16%
16%
1
32
31'A
32 Va
8 Va
Reiter-Foster
.
Corp
to
800
3%
1,600
5%
5%
5%
200
17%
Jan
20V4
Apr
16%
16%
16%
600
14
Jan
18%
Apr
12%
12%
12%
300
10%
Jan
13V4 May
3%
Jan
4 'A
Jan
3%
3%
6%
3%
3,000
7
98,400
34
100
5%
34
25
26'A
39%
40
21
1,100
3%
4
15,700
8%
10
1,600
3
25
1,000
24
36 %
Jan
8
1
•
Swan Finch Oil Corp
300
11% Mar
12% May
Tampa
18%
3,400
17% May
19
Technicolor
8%
21
3%
5,800
Talon
May
Inc
Class
Feb
5/;j Jan
9B Feb
2%
Apr
class
B
1
11
A
9'A
125
100
Mar
106%
Apr
50 %
51%
500
44
Jan
52
16%
i6%
16;%
500
15%
Apr
16%
4%
4
25
24
29
28 %
29
550
26
41
Feb
May
26%
Rotary Electric Steel
Rowe
(The)
Russell
New
100
36
3,700
12%
12%
200
Jan
29
Jan
9%
23%
Jan
25
30
Jan
36 %
10%
Jan
May
Apr
Power
Thew
Shovel
7
common
_1
common
&
Light $4.56
Co
pfd
18%
18%
300
1%
1%
3,000
12
9,900
,37 %
700
11%
3,800
%
Co
Fifth
16%
1
10%
Jan
24
Jan
%
37
1%
Jan
1,400
11 Vb
Jan
16% May
900
23%
Feb
15 Vu
15
15%
8,900
3IV4 May
16% Mar
•
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
.10c
5%
.10
Thor
Corporation
Thnrofare
New
Tllo
common
.20
Inc—
.250
Markets
common
Rooling
Inc
1
1
Realty & Construction—
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered. —£1
Amer deposit rets def registered. _5a
Todd Shipyard Corp common
.20
(The
F
C>
common
Corp
70c
Jan
Mar
Feb
Empire
Temper
Truns
4 Vb Mar
5%
2,500
12% Mar
16%
20%
21%
2,900
14%
21% May
20%
20%
20,500
21%
40 Vb Mar
—
11%
10%
'
500
14%
Feb
Ulen
Feb
68
Jan
Unexcened
Chemical
of
Feb
8%
Apr
Union
Investment
3
2,500
2%
Jan
27/8
2,000
11%
10
30%
29%
30'%
15%
600
of
Mar
11%
4.300
27%
15%
1,500
6,400
10%
9%
38
8%
9%
14.400
Elastic
United
Milk
Molasses Co
Amer
J
Porducts
Lawrence
Corp Ltd
common..
1
Carlos
Milling Co Ltd
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum pfd 5% series
Cum pfd 4V2V0 series
8
San
20
20
Cum
&
registered
Canal
6% Mar
Jan
23 Vb
8% May
Feb
9% May
United
U 8
Savoy Oil Inc
Sayre
,
U 8
and
6 Vb Mar
TT
Rubber
7%
1,900
6%
Jan
8%
United
Feb
Jan
common
U S Foil class B
Jan
23 %
3,700
65 % Mar
100
11% May
78% May
13% Jan
100
22%
23%
&
Schick
Fisher
Brick
Co
„
Seaboard
common
Western
24 Vb
_x
•
7%
100
21 Va Mar
21%
Apr
756,600
3% Mar
5^
Feb
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
"%
Jan
8%
12,700
2,300
20
Jan
6,100
23
Jan
26
28%
III
11%
•
6%
26
1
.1
8 Vu
22%
50c
'
4||-
21
—
—>
1%
11
3%
xl5%
2,800
138
12,200
IVb
12%
10,000
7
500
3%
Feb
4%
jan
11
10
May
14 VB
Jan
11%
49,800
4%
5
5%
S
Reclaiming
Co
Vitamin
Stores
4%
600
5%
7,700
45%
600
9%
9%
100
31/2
41/2
May
Jan
Jan
29%
Apr
29
Apr
Corp
5
May
7%
_7
~7%
Corp—
common
8%
Products
Jan
10 »/4 Mar
Jan
37 Va
1,800
,
6V2
Jan
600
35V2
Jan
7V2
.
37
Feb
•
10«
5^ Feb
—
102
9»A
40
91/2
Feb
Fel?
Apr
Feb
Feb
Jan
230
45
4.)%
19.400
46
May
54% Mar
38 !A
230
37
Mar
40%
Jan
13
2%
13
200
11 Vb
Jan
15%
Apr
31/2
Jan
139
16 Va
2%
2%
%
15%
5 Va
25c
11,000
12% Mar
500
16 %
1% Mar
2
12%
5%
common
Sugar
11
1,400
5 V8
800
2
63%
38%.
37%
.10
30%
30
3%
3%
2%
11/4 Mar
9
141
Mar
May
16% Mar
2%
Jan
May
13%
Apr
Jan
5%
Apr
1%
Jan
300
651/4
Apr
73
33>/4
100
28%
Jan
38 V4 May
30 %
250
25 % Mar
3%
4,600
6%
300
2%
10
Jan
2% May
90% Jan
9.300
12VB
1
50c
Jan
7,503
128% 141
2
1
8
Co
Feb
Mar
300
5%
1
•
5%
239
"%
38'A
47%
25
10c
Jan
"%
xo
Insurance
Universal
6 V4
47%
85%
9%
800
71
'
Universal
Feb
Jan
Apr
41
100
1
International Securities
States
4%
5%
44%
10c
Jan
15% May
$4
common.
convertible
6%
preferred
5
Steel
•
Van
warrants
28% May
Jan
200
60O
Valspar Corp
Vanadium-Alloys
8% Apr
28% Mar
Jan
3%
3%
16
4
105
.
,
31/4
Feb
2% Mar
32
Jan
Apr
3%
Jan
71/4
Jan
Jan
3%
21
Co Ltd
Inc
21%
Jan
4
Jan
Apr
22
«...
8
Airlines
Securities Corp General
Bros
.1
I—II
Scurry-Rainbow Oil
4\h
Jan
20% Mar
■■
21 %
1
250
Inc
Scullin Steel Co
Seeman
20
(Del)
2%
4
100
Conditioning Corp
Utah-Idaho
"
„
2%
Apr
99
10
Specialties
Air
Jan
50 %
Sharing
preferred
3%
——
Jan
1%
25
10%
28 %
.
pf-d 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
2V4
1,700
United Shoe Machinery common
Preferred
600
12
1,400
1 IB
Jan
4,600
12
Apr
6% May
Ltd—
American Corn
Universal Consolidated Oil
——
Jan
Feb
Mar
2%
Jan
5
76%
4%
71/4
1%
69
1%
23
38
73%
Jan
2%
20
common
ord
rets
RR
Profit
4%
76%
Jan
56%
1 %
common_50o
Corp
Universal
St
1-/ii
200
Apr
Feb
Apr
~2%
common
Umied
San
3.300
12'/a
1
...—4
Omaha
Products
dep
United N
35%
4%
Feb
1%
62%
1%
62
.100
United
7%
...
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum—
Ryerson & Haynes common
%
25V4
31
11,800
14 %
May
17
Jan
Mar
6%
15%
Apr
.1.23
,
9Va
26
—
x6%
35% May
33 Vb Apr
Apr
13% Mar
12
Aircraft
United
Apr
12% May
24% Jan
Jan
5 %
xl5
United
98
21% Mar
20
2OV2 May
4.400
--
.—
6%
I
62%
•
Co
Jan
3%
Feb
Corp
Canada
3 % Mar
2% May
2,900
.
Apr
Apr
6%
1
Management Company
4%
Company—
uo
Jan
1,200
22
—.
74
Apr
u
45%
Jan
8'A
35%
Feb
1% Mar
May
Gas
21%
20% Mar
5%
191/2 Mar
10%
92%
Mar
35% May
16%
Corp
Union
350
112
5%
Inc
Apr
97
Jan
25
preferred
Ltd
Oils
Trans Lux Corp
Trl-Continental warrants
True
Jan
II
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
15
.1.25
Toledo Edison 4%%
8%
31%
—
Ryan Aeronautical
Oil
231/4
18% May
15%
,25c
:
Jan
13% May
109% May
1,600
Apr
May
11%
2,300
Jan
2%
May
3,100
17%
4%
94
12
Jan
Mar
15%
32%
1,800
1
common..—
Apr
May
17%
16 Va
6%
35
Ltd
Ave
4%
10
22%
31 %
31
6 Va
.10
Co
Apr
15'/b
16%
2%
5
Mar
Jan
30 %
31
7%
.£1
3
7
15%
Jan
43% Mar
16%
_B
Corp
United
—
30%
23%
3% May
609
—%
common
Chemical
Apr
13% Mar
9% Mar
11
Corp common
Oil
Russeks
25
35
Ltd—
dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc.
Royalite
7
25
37
American
Jan
May
31
3
Co
Inc
Texas
Jan
2%
37 %
17%
common
common
Electric
10% Mar
1
23% Mar
20
Jan
May
Feb
100
May
Feb
Union Stock Yards
pld F
Feb
8% Mar
oVe
12%
lo
1965
4%
36
52
5,400
3
Feb
36 Va May
3^8 Jan
10%
1
8
1,500
10'A
>
Jan
26% Mar
100
20%
25%
3%
3,600
60 %
102% 104
"
Jan
4'A
Thlokol
8
Jan
4%
49% May
40 Va
43 % May
~6%
Jan
39'A
Feb
1
7Va
Jan
40
Feb
50c
3Va
43
•
common
55
Jan
Mar
5'A
3%
•
60
11%
Corp) vtc
Royce
5
5 Vb
~3%
•
17%
Jan
•
Vtc extended
9% May
17
Jan
37%
Radiator..
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls
32% May
Jan
9%
Jan
1
Rico Argentine
Mining Co
Rio GTande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas
Jan
6%
17%
6%
5
Inc
Richmond
14%
4,200
1
1%
'-'1%
16
4,200
9
•
52
50c
Reliance Eiectric &
Engineering
Remington Arms Co Inc——
Rlce-Stix
500
May
May
Apr
Feb
250
15%
1
16
5 %
—1
3,000
1
Co
Oil
30%
8 Vb
1
Ray Drug common
Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
12,700
lOo
Pump Co
&
26'A
300
5,300
8
•
1
Apr
1%
53 Va
16 7
B
16%
9,200
1,400
33
ordinary
Mar
4 Vb
29 Vb
1
26
57%
32%
—
Apr
Jan
6%
3%
27%
Corp
6 V2
55 %
16%
Co
Feb
Jan
1,500
_5%
4
Apr
4%
5%
1
43%
66'A
4%
16%
Sunrise
28,300
35%
Jan
Apr
46'A May
Sun
2%
x51
57% May
28%
Jan
41%
28%
Corp
B)
Jan
Jan
(Hugo) Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Btroock (8)
& Co common
Stylon Corporation
71 Si
10%
49%
41%
5%
1
4S %
6.23
(Robert)
37 V* Mar
25%
4%
Corporation
250
1
Preferred
May
24%
65%
& Co common
10,300
100
7%
10
common
Jan
1
B
Canada
(J
Toklan
Reading Tube Corp
4 Vb Mar
40 %
7% May
32
Apr
27 Va
1
10
Stlnnes
43 %
•
Jan
7,300
8 Vb
-•
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Frecision Instrument
lOo
57
R
Railway & Utility Investment A
Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
Feb
45
40%
common—_1
Light
class
(The)
Co
60
•
Rath
21%
38%
Tishman
Quebec Power Co—
Mar
11 Vb
40%
xil
Products
Steel
2%
10
37
Jan
35
600
2,400
50o
iKy;
Standard-Thomson
36%
1
Jan
18 % May
37
May
100
May
10%
70c convertible preferred
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing
Apr
6% Mar
47
18%
1
Standard Packaging Corp
Convertible preferred
Standard
2%
•
38
Jan
30 % May
18%
8
Standard Industries Inc
17%
100
com
Jan
Jan
5
1
Royalty Co
Corp
Btanuara
43 %
•
%
33 %
-
25% May
18%
25
Shoe
12%
712
Co
25
25
Line
Btahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forglngs Corp
56%
17%
preferred
Materials
Bouthern
60
1
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
4 % % cumulative
preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Jan
10%
,
25
cumulative
4.48%
1
Prosperity Co
Jan
291/4 May
38 % Mar
30
__
6%
.—1
12.50
49'A
8,700
-
f
£1
•
1
1
preferred
preferred
preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
•
Producers Corp of Nevada
class B__
6
400
.
34
Feb
46% May
20% Jan
2,200
Feb
106%
Feb
7%
8
—-
2.50
America
Jan
4%
-~
•
—•
2%
Jan
3,550
103
22%
23-;4
2.50
common
Mar
,
10
Polaris Mining Co——...
Powdrell & Alexander common
20
4.08%
Apr
25% Jan
16% May
15% May
6% Jan
6% May
1
•
East Dome
13
May
5%
59
1
Jan
110% May
70 Vb Jan
67 % Mar
10,800
1%
Piper Aircraft Corp
lOfcVa
106% May
3 Vb Feb
Jan
"l%
Corp
106 'A May
Apr
10% May
104
Vu
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common__2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co—
—•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
1
Providence
2%
1
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Preston
Jan
2%
1%
Ltd
of
2
11 Vb
Pierce Governor common
Metals
Jan
102% Mar
—lc
Minerals...
Pressed
104%
-•
,
Corp
Prentice-Hall Inc
101 Va
130
100
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
i
110
105% 106%
2%
2
Pneumatic Scale
410
103% 103%
105%
1
pfd
Mar
original
4.56%
Feb
Apr
•
5%
4.88%
Feb
29 Vb
27%
Water & Power Co
Johnson
29
Jan
26
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Plnchin
Jan
277A
803
2.50
&
27%
900
•
Co
Oils
2,100
27 '/4
Patlcan Co Ltd—
Peruvian
400
28:%
28%
27
•
Pennroad Corp common
Circle
30%
28
Apr
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
Perfect
32 V2
Apr
Jan
29%
Chemical Company
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B
Penn
34%
Feb
25
vtc
Pantepec Oil (C A)
Paramount Motors
Traffic
Apr
29
27% Mar
Park
Penn
31%
100
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A) vtc—2 Bol
Israel
200
1
Light 5%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pan
Apr
2ci%
Petroleums Ltd
Power
37%
28%
Airlines
Pacific
Feb
Jan
23
preferred
Pacific
28%
35
28
—
23
preferred—.
Northern
30
23
preferred
Pacific
25% Mar
23
5% redeemable 1st preferred
5% redeemable 1st pfd series A
4.80% red 1st preferred.
4.50% red 1st pfd
Pacific Lighting $4.50
31%
117%
Jan
28
25%
30%
31 %
60 V2 May
Jan
104%
Bouthern California Edison—
1
1st pfd—.28
Pacific Gas & Electric
6%
5%% 1st preferred
5%
1st preferred
•
1
•
Mar
100
,
PUDiicauons—
preferred
Pattern common
Ltd common——
South
Pacific Can Co
8% May
52 Vb Mar
__
1
Blnger Manufacturing Co
Blnger Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith (Howard)
Paper Mills
Sonotone
Corp
Boss
1,800
2
—
convertible
Simpson's
3,100
—
•
Blmmona-Boardman
S3
59%
59 VB
X25%
Simca American Shares———5000 fr
Simplicity
2,200
—
2
common
22
—
9%
102% 105 Va
105
•
Ltd
Breweries
Bllex
x9 %
•
Signal OU & Gas Co class A
Oceanic
59 ",4
-190
America class A
Corp of
9 %
•
common
17
'
#
preferred
Shoe
Ogden Corp
8V4 .10
•
Mining
Water & Power
Bherwln-Wllllam8
High
11%
5%
lOo
1
Inc
Bherwin-Williams
Mar
Low
200
5V4
Denn
Bhawlnlgan
88
11%
12
—
Bhattuck
Range since Jan. 1
High
5%
common
Apr
8%
Jan
eLather
Feb
28%
Jan
5%
Bervomechanlsms
Seton
Shares
1
common
Safety
Control
Corp class B
Bentry
Berrlck
19%
Corp
for Week
Low
12.50
Co.
Raoio
benunei
Sale*
Range
Sale Price
Par
Belby Shoe
3% Mar
Jan
4%
26
*—1
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4Vk%
Mar
44%
Jan
45
14,200
8
Northeast Airlines
North Penn RR Co.
19
Week'e
of Prices
Last
American Slock Exchange
1
High
Mar
1
Mines.—
Noma Lites Inc
H
Friday
since Jan.
45%
—
WEEK ENDED MAY
STOCKS
Range
High
18%
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Niagara Share Corp common
Nlpissing
Week'a
Last
Venezuela
3^
Feb
12% May
„
4% May
18% Jan
Norman
Venezuelan
Co
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate Inc
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vogt Manufacturing
Vinco
Vulcan
Silver-Lead
Corp
90
90
10
~4%
1
6Vb
Apr
4%
1%
46%
45%
l.lOO
87 %
Apr
94%
27
90
Jan
31 % May
3% May
Jan
5
Mar
49
May
46%
1,400
20c
6%
6%
6%
5,300
4%
Jan
6% May
1
4%
4%
5
1,300
4%
Jan
6 Vb
23%
24
450
23% May
29V4
15
15%
209
15
May
li34
I'eb
4 VB
2.500
3% May
5%
Jan
10
24
*
1
4
3%
,
25
Jan
Feb
Jan
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2497)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Sale Price
Par
Aircraft
Wagner
7%
BONDS
Shares
American
Range since Jan. 1
ctfs
5
ext
$2
cumulative
Wallace
Waltham
Ward
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp
series
Texas
West
Western
1%
1%
5%
29'/2
2 Mb
2'/«
Weyenberg
*
144 %
L25
3Mi
White's
51/2%
Auto
Wichita
(Wm)
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
Wood
Pwr
(P
American
6%
12,000
16 '/a
17 'A
1,150
Jan
46
14
Jan
650
18%
Jan
33
150
30
Jan
35
1314
13%
2,000
10
Jan
14 ¥2
30'A
150
24 ¥4
Jan
32
Low
High
Jan
2 ¥2
57/a
Jan
14%
13 ¥4
14%
2,400
7%
7%
50
%
22,000
3'/4
600
*
Ltd
5/a
1
15%
107 ¥2
Feb
17 ¥2
63
66
63
25
75
Jan
39
1,000
May
May
500
£1
x2
i'o
Week's Range
or Friday's
Friday
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
6 ¥4
6%
6%
6 ¥4
7
■
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
LOW
High
¥4
8
4¥s
8
4
89
bonds
Bonds
10
First
Second
10
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bonds
157.12
98.39
§10.1.26
101.03
98.46
101.21
Rail¬
Util¬
roads
ities
•
Total
,
156.72
419.72
63.77
'
Total
98.23
v
99.72
,422.89
157.41
93.91
158.02
101.00
98.20
99.71
"420.32
155.59
63.75
♦156.82
98.40
101.15
101.09
98.20
99.71
420.39
155.84
63.89
156.97
98.40
101.23
100.90
98.22
99.69
25
421.77
157.61
63.78
157.72
98.54
101.19
101.10
98.25
99.77
May
26
424.95
158.90
63.82
158.75
93.50
101.25
101.08
98.23
99.76
20
3 ¥2 Mar
2ft Feb
-
..
23
24
Jan
Jan
.
_
computed by dividing total prices by the following: Industrials, 5.62; Rails, 8.34;
Utilities, 12.06; 65 stocks 28.24.
♦The averages for the 30 industrial stocks and for the 65 stock composite average give effect
Bonds
Range sine*
to
Jan. 1
Sold
Low
NO.
Appalachian Elec Power 3y<s 1970
_June-Deo
Bethlehem
_Quar-Feb
tl46
150
97
97 ¥s
13
96
91
17
90%
Co.
of two additional common shares for each share
the divisor for the 30 industrials to 5.62 from 5.76 and that for the 65 stocks
28.60.
gCorrected
¥2 100
90%
from
Products Refining
by Corn
This changed
28.24
figure.
150
-June-Dec
are
distribution
the
held.
to
High
101% 104%
9
102 ¥2 103 Va
103 ¥a
54 ¥4
37
35
125
10
15
19
Averages
BONDS
36%
6%
—
trials
May
9%
2
6,500
2 1s,
42
48
May
Mar
7]% Mar
3¥2 Mar
~2¥s
*35%
Jan-July
20
Date
May
May
Ltd
2012—Jan-July
Indus¬
19 ¥a Mar
15% Jan
100
81'
8ft
812
42
10
Apr
17 Va
102
41
54 ¥4
Stocks
104
19%
2
8
2s
1919
30
Jan
99 ¥2
—
Jan
50
2
„
53 %
54 ¥4
Jan-July
Apr
Apr
25
5a
Mmm
*41
—
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
on
3%
25
receipts
Mar-Sept
•
—
99 ¥2
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and
are
16%
20
common
listed
Ltd—
deposit
—
99%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
Jan
104
Inc
IS
i75 Mar
2% Mar
104
Machine
*67
June-Dec
par
12 ¥4
100
pfd
*65
June-Dec
1921
125
1
4 ¥2%
Lt
6¥2s
16
3
1
25
Feb
6%
Feb
147/a May
10% Mar
12 Va Mar
April-Oct
June-Dec
Government
Apr
¥2 May
5
*65
—
Apr
1¥2
4
May-Nov
1947
Apr
29%
131/4
900
Co
Mar
20
25
common
American
Jan. 1
No.
_
19%
19%
4%
Hargreaves
Range since
Sold
High
value, a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest.
(not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h ExnUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
rTransaction for cash
(not included 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.
;T: § Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
Mar
33
1
1927)
1947
3s Jan 1 1997
stmpd (Plan A)
Janeiro
♦No
Apr
20% Feb
19%
preference
Wright
A
4%
W)
Bonds
Friday's
principal.
%Mar
A Jan
'A
4%
Petroleum
Woolworth
or
Bid & Asked
©Odd-lot transaction
6% May
224
Jan
186
20
de
A5%s
105 ¥4 May
4J3 Feb
23,700
212
1
&
Sale Price
Mar
4 ¥4 Mar
Jan
Feb
(Republic of)
ARussian
'
1
preferred
Industries
Wodley
3 ¥2
1
Newspaper
Woodall
360
Rio
3¥s Mar
37%
preferred
Wisconsin
67/a
6,06
171/8
Inc
&
Brothers
5%
158
1,200
Corp
C)
Feb
Jan
May 1927)
Sinking fund
Feb
139
Co
&
Petroleums
Wilson
3%
212
-20
Corp
(R
145%
30,600
'*
Issue of Oct
Peru
Apr
37
102 ¥2
—10
Oil
2%
11%
1%
com.
Mfg
convertible
Whitman
21/4
3%
..IS
shares
Stores
31
143
6}?,
Inc
Shoe
Jan
5% May
450
pfd_ .100
Western Tablet & Stationery
Westmoreland Coal
Jan
1,300
Ltd
dep rets ord
Jan
26%
11,400
5'/2
_
4.40%
24
17% Jan
1
Jan
1%
-10c
Leaseholds
Last
Period
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2¥as 2008
4% Jan
22% Mar
300
241/4
(issue of
A7s
Feb
Apr
5%
Inc
Utilities
Westmoreland
5%
109%
Jan
17 ¥2 May
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st pfd _100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
Jan
Jan
29 Mi
preference
Manufacturing
Wentworth
5
3 ¥2
1
common
A7s
Feb
105 v2
[40c
Co
8%
May
80
1,500
3%
23 ¥2
1
Inc
Baking Co warrants
$6
3%
5
._30
preferred
Watch
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
1,500
5 »/2
109% 109%
~3%
1
-
Tiernan
&
5 V2
Mi
.100
Inc
900
5 J/2
5'/a
voting
Bond
Stock
High
Low
High
Lots
Co
Baking
&
27
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
preferred
Waitt
MAY
for Week
w
Waco
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug 1 1998
2%s
series
1970
A
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Jan-July
1978
155
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
92%
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
1st
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
mortgage
Gas
series
3 ¥28
Marrelli
Elec
B
74
97%
1956
9
98
*101
73 ¥4
2
66 ¥2
97%
May
—Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
76 ¥2
66
—Jfay-Nov
1993
1965
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s
Ercole
1993
series A
4s
Fuel
&
64
81
72
9 3 ¥2
11
101
104
Date—
Mon.
—May-Noo
*105
A6M2S
__May-Noo
*25
Nov
ex
1
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5 ¥28
AGesfuerel 6s debs
Guantanamo
debs
conv
1953
RR
4s
1970
A 7s
Nov
ex
1
1940 coupon
1947
1
England
Nippon
due
1953
Power
1st
13b
*146
Mar-Not)
138%
97¥a
97
98
*92 ¥2
Jan-July
April-Oct
—
*100
104%
Non-Durable
100%
102
104
103%
Trade,
ex
Oct
Oct
1
APrussian Electric
Public
1940
1947
1
1954
6s
Service Electric
&
Gas
Co
Gas
ARuhr
Corp.
6¥2S
1953
A
May-Not)
Bafe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
Southern
California
3¥as series A
27/8s
series
3 ¥as
3s
1965
1973
E
3s
scries
F
1979
Gas
Counties
Southwestern Gas
Spalding
(A G)
1970
(Calif)
Electric
&
5s
Bros
&
100
100
3 ¥43
1970
100%
103 ¥4
United
Electric
A 7s
with
Service
Dec
Mon.
1,903,670
May 23
Int'l
1956
coupon
1,654,920
3,031,000
2,101,000
3,053,000
730,000
2,258,415
3,324,000
Dec
ex
de"b
Wasatch Corp
Washington
Webb
&
1003/4
103
Fri. May
9
101
•
100%
1
99 ¥4
1
93%
May 24—
26
Power
3¥2S
June-Dec
Traction 5s I960-
Union
Newspaper
104
June-Deo
77¥4
78
June-Dec
6s
108
3,375,500
2,222,410
2,995,000
380,500
$15,279,000
$2,739,500
——,
Jan. 1 to
BONDS
Stock
Interest
Exchange
*
Period
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
or
le Price
300,000
543,000
$2,225,000
38,427,900
69,214,600
International
11-
11
92 ¥4
104
15
103 %
78
42
73 ¥4
105
107%
7
—
-
OO
■
■
Bank
$34,000
:
■
100
105 3/4
Foreign
——
2,739,500
—
15,279,000
Total
15,349,600
377,339,300
329,565,200
$18,052,500
Railroad and Industrial—
81
106 ¥2
Friday's
$17,574,600
$416,075,200
$390,333,300
105
Sold
Stocks
Low
High
April
7s
A20-year 7s Jan
ABaden
ACauca
1946
-Aprtl-Oct
Jan-July
1947—
(Germany) 7s 1951
7s 1948
Jan-July
Valley
June-Deo
*100
*100
.
174 ¥4
—
174 ¥4 174
113
V'
¥4
2
113
157 ¥2
174%
89 ¥2
89%
*78 ¥2
84
76
series
A
A 6s
series
B
ADanzig Port
AGerman
AS
f
AHanover
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1951
Waterways
&
Cons
secured
AHanover
ALima
1952
Munlc
6s
7s
1947
6V2S
1952
*78 ¥2
84
76
Ger 7s 1939
(Prov) 6¥2s 1949
City
(Peru
stamped
AMedellln
7s
6%s
stamped
Feb-Aug
stamped
(Plan
A)
125 ¥2
112 ¥4
Mar-Sept
1958
2¥as
125
146%
t
126
11
.
113
8
177%
5
147
148%
20
*65
*413/4
June-Deo
1951
__
110
May-Noc
2008
*85
Total
Bonds
Bonds
$13,000
$161,000
103,000
177,000
'
883,735
56,000
39,000
8,030
981,815
96,000
71,000
10,000
910,280
93,000
22,000
6,000
121.000
789,270
53,000
74,000
4,030
131,000
$347,000
$305,000
$41,COO
$633,000
26—
!
Fri. May 27
-
23
—
176
May-Noo
24—,
$99,000
Foreign
Corporate
Thurs. May
80%
18 ¥2
*23%
June-Dec
1947
—
(City)
Maranhao
——
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$49,000
708,745
——
77
*85
—
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—1
A6s
23-—.
Bonds
Wed. May 25/—
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col) —
A20-year
Mon. May
roreign
Government
Bonds
Shares)
Jan. 1
No.
Domestic
of
Range since
Tues. May
High
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
(Number
Bonds
$5,500
$8,000
Government-.
mmmm
,
Bid & Asked
Low
196,581,663
299,552,106
Bonds
U. S.
■
Week's Range
Last
S
1954
—
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
May 27
1955
1951
10,728,330
10,140,415
Transactions at the American Stock
Friday
$18,052,500
$34,000
Week Ended May 27
112
—
--
1073/4 107%
*103
Feb-Aug
1959
3,813,050
3,900.000
10,140,415
27
Total
100
99% 100
Jan-July
1964
1974
3,617,000
_
30,000
104
99
*25
1963
6s ser A
Water
$3,347,000
105 ¥4
99 Va
_
*105
1956
coupon
Knapp Inc 5s debs
West Penn
Western
1947
1
Salet
Bondt
576,000
Tues.
'
A7s
Bond
586,000
Wed. May 25.
99 ¥4
*25
—
Total
Government
$4,000
1955
June-Deo
United States
$467,000
$2,876,000
Thurs. May
98
Co—
1940
1
297.5
;
Bank
Bonds
-
104 ¥4
*110
Feb-Aug
.
Bonds
■■
103 ¥4
96
99
--
+ 2.0
321.1
Foreign
Bonds
Shares
103 ¥4
9 9 ¥4
May -Nov
143.6
265.6
Railroad
Stocks
Number of and Miscel.
103 ¥4
Terni
Hydro-Electric Co—
A 6 ¥2s with Aug 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6¥2s ex Aug 1 1947 coupon 1953
154.3
283.0
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
103%
■
101 ¥2 101 ¥2
Feb-Aug
1989
/,
100
100
99%
*97
*100
Jan-July
297.5
1
17
97 ¥2
104'/4 104 ¥4
April-Oct
1971
3s
100
'
97%
*97
Feb-Aug
Southern California Gas 3 ¥48
Southern
73
Feb-Aug
-
136
110
Feb-Aug
1978
303.5
283.5
329.7
0.6
2.2
+
High.
10*
97 ¥4
Feb-Aug
1976
series
95
135
92
——
276.8
177%
102
100%
+
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
156
170
80
*98
Feb-Aag
1976
C
series D
3s
"l
104%
*100
+
342.0
■:+■/.+
+ 0.4
152.7
282.9
and Service
Finance
324.7
304.2
169
91
'
100% 101 ¥a
100 ¥2
Mar-Sept
■'
102
94
103
Jan-July
series B
3s
w
—
*95
1981—May-Noc
1973
and ref M
1st
Edison
97
*151
—
deb 1962_Jan-July
conv
150
150
177 ¥2 177 ¥2
April-Oct
Housing Corp 6'/2s 1958
165
*169
*96
371.3
322.4
153.3
♦New
„
*148
0.4
372.7
"
350.7
329.7
__
__
*25
Feb-Aug
1998—Jan-July
Jan-July
6s
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
*105
April-Oct
1960
+ 0.9
+ 1.6
324.3
Mining
1960
coupon
coupon
346.5
319.3
372.7"
Goods
Utility
269.4
289.9
+ 0.9
349.6
Transportation
103%
Low
High
Change
324.3
Goods
Durable
101 ¥2
20
101% 102%
286.5
—
98
*99 ¥a 102
101%
June-Dec
May 13, '55
289.1
101
9
102 ¥2 103 ¥4
102 ¥2
April-Oct
92
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
with
May 20, '55
Manufacturing
90%
1955
Percent
102 Yt
$160
—Jan-July
1968
lows for the
compared with the preceding week and with highs and
Composite
1963
4
the closing prices of the common
composite and by major industry
98%
93 ¥4
100 ¥2
*93%
Jan-July
A6¥2s
The SEC index of stock prices based on
groups
93%
98%
*101% 104
May-JVou
1970
A6V2S
47.32 Jan
*25
liq tr ctfs__
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3¥is 1964
3%s
Low
stocks for the week ended May 20. 1955, for
1952
mortgage 3¥is
68.72 Dec 31
74.72
27
May
Hlgh
SEG Index of Stock Prices
134
129 ¥2
*105
1961
6¥2S 1953
extended to
mortgage
6¥2S
74.54
26__
47 ¥a
46
Electric Power Co Ltd—
A 1st
Ohio
3 ¥48
Power
Fri.
91
1954
Range for
130
130
47
*180
May-Nov
1952
coupon
81%
89
47
68.05 Jan 18
——
74.16
May 25
May
Low
75.58 Apr 22
High
74.02
24
May
Thms.
99
95
—
*150
47
June-Deo
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6¥2%
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New
89
89
—Jan-July
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
& St Rys 5¥2S 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s with Nov
*98¥4
—June-Dec
—
Western
&
Mar-Sept
1967-. —Jan-July
Wed.
74.14
23
May
Tues.
1940 coupon 1953
1947 coupon 1953
Range for 1955
Closing
98
103%
Mtg Co—
a6m2s with Nov 1
:
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Lackawanna of N J Division—
97
83
126
Total
—
Week Ended May 27
1954
1955
Stocks—No.
of
113
Shares-
177%
Domestic
131
148%
Foreign government
64
64
__
43
—
1955
27
1954
52,000,989
4,273,845
2,747,270
105,468,719
:
$347,000
$214,000
305,000
142,000
$4,701,000
5,710,000
41,000
40,000
$6,783,000
6,803,000
1,437,000
$693,000
$396,000
$15,023,000
$12,712,000
2,301,030
43
—
Jan. 1 to May
Bonds
160 ¥2
—
4,273,845
Foreign corporate
Total.
41
42
(2498)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
Monday, May 30,
..
195^5
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Week'e
American Motors Corp
Tel
American
Anaconda Copper Mining ____
Boston & Albany RR____
of
Certificate
Boston
Boston
Maine
&
5%
,___50
.
2,122
pfd
154
149
149
47
260
4
48
17
29 %
Jan
37
25
34
Jan
120
34
113
Mar
100
__5
123/4
13
10
46%
433/4
52'/? Jan
347
*
373%
38%
123
Hecla Inc
&
Copper
Co
Range
__________
Co
.
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
Mass St Ry
6%
Eastern
First
&
Fuel
1st
cum
SS
General
Island
Inc
Stores
Electric
Co
Creek
Kennecott
Central
b'/t
Mfg
National
Co__
H
Association
__i
Norbute
Hartford
RR
(N
RR.
Pacific
;
Mills
60
25
—
Feb
Jan
17%
Apr
73%
Feb
23% May
66
Electric
Bajawin
Big
Mar
15
Jan
20c
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
18
Mar
Consumers
145
Feb
30%
Feb
1% Jan
102
Feb
Jan
36% May
3% May
Davidson
D
58%
Apr
42%
Jan
27%
26%
27%
361
21%
Jan
29% Mar
—r
20%
21
135
14
Jan
21
May
Folding
Shawmut
Stone
Machine Co
_2
Association
Webster
&
Stop & Shop
*
1%
•
—-
23%
1%
250
1
Jan
2
Mar
1
:
Torrington Co
*
24
325
28%
29%
260
19%
Apr
24% May
30% Mar
39%
—
Inc
Inc.
39%
61
36%
Jan
43
21%
'■
Jan
Jan
Twist
United
Fruit
Machinery
Drill
Co
Corp
U S Smelting Rfg &
Mining Co
Waldorf System Inc
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Gar Wood Industries
Geramer Manufacturing
General Motors
25% May
Goebel
255
13% Mar
14%
Great
1,397
51
Feb
47%
45%
49%
1,033
45% May
54% Mar
Hall
46
46%
120
39% Mar
48
Apr
Hoover
51
51
10
Feb
14
83
49 % May
12% Jan
60
13%
14% Mar
& Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing
Howell Electric Motors
67% May
82%
Ironite
12.50
__
__
69%
,
67%
70%
715
Jan
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Sale Price
Par
Gas
Electric
N
O
&
6c
Chemical
P
Picher
Gibson
"__________"
preferred
&
U S
G
Printing
_*
Screw
Shares
Range since Jan. 1
575
13
13
100
35%
36
5,162
Low
"24%
145
20
19
Jan
High
Jan
35% May
23
Apr
National
Parke
37
Jan
55%
Apr
51
Feb
54%
Jan
Rickel
11
4
Feb
26%
26%
26%
404
23%
Jan
4% May
27% Apr
1023< 102%
3
99 J/2
Feb
613/
jJan
64%
148
87
64%
/
50
,148
37
20
87%
141
150
May
89
Feb
17
17
100
15
31%
31%
32
148
27%
58%
61
474
46
48%
49
33
39%
39%
4%
* '■
575
41%
38%
94%
4%
42 V4
2,640
38%
38%
/
96
Feb
Mar
4%
'
74%
Apr
82% Mar
312
"
V-i
104%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
39% May
10
29
Jan
96
674
91
Feb
38%
104
34%
Jan
43/4
17
Feb
May
River
925
15%
Feb
29%
1U0
29
Jan
33%
Feb
3%
125
3
Feb
3% May
44% Apr
97
Radiator
5
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55
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Bros
Giacoen
old
(Un)
81% May
__
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0
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Foods Corp
(Un;
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50 Va May
Apr
a42V| a43%
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(Un)
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(Un)
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Jan
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,
37%
61
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2
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Co
Corporation
Garrett
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10
1
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Trailer
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—
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&
Power
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—
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A
(Un)
Co
.
100
(Un)_.
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Flinkote
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Merchants Bank
Farmers &
Florida
a81%
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275
50%
a80% a82%
a47% a48%
12% 12%
a 14% a 15%
14%',14%
a22% tf23%
2.20 12.50
50%
—
59 %
28
Phillip
RKO
Airlines
Eastern
266
52% Mar
36
common—
World
Pictures
(Chas)
Pfizer
7% May
43 % Mar
Oil
Railroad
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
34%
144
74% Mar
-1
—
Pennsylvania
14% Mar
1,010
48%
29V4
—25
common
Western
Paramount
Feb
32 V4 May
2,312
45% Mar
67% May
25
Tel common,
&
American
Pan
Mar
363
6%,
4% Mar
3% May
64
50
—25
retroleums
Tel
Pacific
915
-
1,300
—25
—
preferred
Pacific
35 Vb
32% Mar
3%
a46 a46%
——
25
Lighting
Pacific
Apr
24
Jan
16
3%
Feb
Jan
£.68 V4 a68V4
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—
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9% May
V 7% May
1,205
1,541
Feb
39%
24% May
31
25
preferred
Indemnity Co
Apr
30 V4
5% Mar
2.75 Jan
27 %
a42 %
25
common
Pacific
50%
71
Elec
Pacific
Jan
Jan
Jan
77
3%
,10
.
4.50%,
76 %
67 %
62 %
Jan
16
Corp
&
Gas
4.80%
25% May
53
Jan
67%
—
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5%
77
50
527
47 Va
20
—
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.
312
400
2,170
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preferred ______—
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red 1st pfd_—
Feb
21 Va Mar
23,300
57
_
—
6%
50
431
Jan
19c
Products,
Pacific
73 % May
59% Mar
16
Apr
16%
70
5%
5
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—
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Jan
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66 % May
Peb
66%
Feb
52
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1,295
22%'
15%
32%
74%
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Industries
DrefiPfT
21
46 V2
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Apr
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14c
1
—
-
(Un)
Ohio Oil Co old com
Jan
Jan
43 Va
4%
—
May
25 %
21% Mar
4%
Jan
3%
14c
(Un)
Ry
Oceanic Oil Co
Jan
Apr
32
4%
3
Feb
2 fa
1,800
56%
1
(Un)
May
53
1,400
17% Mar
Feb
16 Va
330
4%
41 Va
29%
502
a33%a33%
10
(Un)
Company
Douglas
uu
21%
50o
common
(Un)
Deeie
Dew
»Un)_. 1
1
Wrifr>t
Class A
Jan
Jan
_
—
—
Aviation
Pacific
Northern
17%
4 Va
39%
—*
Co
American
North
Feb
63%
17%
*
High
Low
High
_50c
&
Corp
Oil
Norris
Jan
27%
Apr
1% May
125
7%
7%
r-
May
43%
Nordon
Jan
6% Mar
1.00
23
50
a37%
25
1
Publishing Co (Un)
24%
Jan
30 Va
313
New
—
16% Mar
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a
26
1,615
135
6%
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70c
200
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25
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Commercial Solvents
___*
-a22V4 a2214
Commonwealth Edison (Un)
23
a42 %
a40a42V4
Consolidated
Edison of N Y (Un)
•
—
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Consolidated Engineering
50o
-27% " 28
Continental Can Co (Un)
20
—
a75% a76%
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1
al0% al0%
Crown
Zellerbacb
(Un),.
5
a76% a77%
Cudahy Packing Co (Un)
____10
—
a9
a9
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England Elec System
New
4Va
50
37%
al ,V
6%
1
Citiy Multiplier
New
18% Feb
21% Mar
260
52"4
53
22% 22%
a66% aorta
75%
70
49% 49%
36%
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Chicago Corn (Un)
1
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25
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onto
&
cneb^peaae
61% Mar
1
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Shares
Low
1
(Un)
Chemical
York Central RR (Un)
Mar
a__
43
for Week
of Prices
Par4
High
Mining
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
16% Mar
60
25
2,8
17%
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75c
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Week's
Friday
Low
a59% a593/4
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2?
STOCKS
High
Low
_10
12%
10
ENDED MAY
1
since Jan.
Range
anares
ot T rices
Par
.
Corp (Un)
J) Co (.Un)
Carrier
WEEK
for Week
Range
Last
FOR
Sales
Week'«
Friday
STOCKS
19
19
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18
18
Jan
50
73% Mar
25 %
500
25 % May
26 V4
40c
a47%
26%
475
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__
18% May
Mar
100
102 Via 102 V4
23 Vb
a
/
3
23 Vb
25 %
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261
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30
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100
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111
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7.000
37c
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4c
23 Va May
106%
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24%
72
Jan
May
26
Apr
May
32% Feb
Feb
83
52%
Jan
587/e
Apr
24c
Jan
43c
Apr
11%
Jan
14
46 Va May
52
Jan
23
27%
Jan
May
71% Jan
4c
Jan
Apr
80% Apr
8c
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•44
...
Monday, May 30, 1955
(2500)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
MAY
ENDED
27
compilation 08 tto romnd-lot transactions
A
Last
STOCKS
Low
Acme Steel Co
Admiral Corp
Castings
Aluminum
Advanced
Manufacturing
Chalmers
AIlls
American Airlines (Un)
Co
Can
American
—
10
Co
American Cyanamld
Machine
American
Foundry.
A
American Motors Corp
Oil
Armco Steel
New
class
Develop
common
#.
A they
2,950
74
800
27
1,000
39%
58%
Washer
Jan
9%
36
Jan
61% Mar
70%
Jan
807/s
Apr
21
Jan
28%
Apr
200
38% May
44%
Jan
1,100
48% Mar
58% May
29%
29%
100
29% May
33%
30%
400
25
Jan
35%
Apr
10%
10%
1,800
10% May
13%
Feb
25%
Feb
21% Mar
400
24%
24%
183% 184%
800
70%
500
70
Jan
62%
186% Mar
Feb
173
72% May
7%
300
May
9%
Apr
1,500
47%
Jan
65%
Apr
75%
75%
100
67%
Jan
81%
Apr
37%
37%
300
36% May
39% May
15
15%
1,000
11% Mar
16% Feb
7
Co
Corp
100
Mar
7%
Jan
600
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
27
100
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
12%
900
8%
Jan
13%
Feb
34%
35%
500
40
Jan
6%
8%
5,900
7%
600
6
Mar
9% May
8% Apr
700
12
Jan
24 V2 Mar
57
Jan
65
Apr
Jan
3
May
G%
12%
12
12
13
27
13
4
10
S
3
7
6
,
8%
7
34% May
2%
New
Kansas
City
Kansas
Power
Katz
Oil
Co
Jan
(George W)
Borg
Brad
Sons
&
Foote
A
Brothers
C
34%
Jan
47 %
Apr
60
Feb
65
Jan
50
3,000
2%
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
16 % Mar
19%
1,500
23 %
Jan
31
29% May
200
Feb
Mar
28%
28%
400
23%
Jan
2%
2%
1,500
1%
Jan
33%
32
33%
1,400
29%
Jan
59%
59%
400
58% May
63%
Apr
23%
23%
400
21% Mar
26%
Jan
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
2%
Jan
33%
33%
1,400
27%
Apr
36%
Feb
50
__
33%
Jan
24
Jan
28% May
100
8% Mar
xll% May
700
53
22%
1,300
64%
64%
300
27
27%
1,000
9%
2,350
42%
Jan
Feb
21
64% Mar
Jan
16 %
53% May
2^%
Jan
65% Mar
27%
Apr
common—
%%■ preferred
—
9
Jan
10
Feb
150
150
2
117%
Jan
150
Apr
*
29
1
100
Chrysler Corp
148
148
40
129%
Feb
150
May
75
77
1,100
66 %
Jan
32
32%
3,400
90%
93
Co
new
:
73
1
5
Co Inc
Consumers Power Co
of America
Motors Corp
common
Cud ahy
200
37%
200
33% May
34% May
29%
31%
150
26
Mar
16
Jan
34%
Feb
96%
Apr
33% May
45%
Jan
32%
Jan
17%
Feb
16%
16%
2,100
39%
42%
5,500
38% Mar
47%
46%
48
2,000
46 % May
48
46%
47%
600
46% May
50% Mar
64%
400
63
10%
46%
10%
200
45 %
200
20%
22
300
9
8%
10
1
(Un)
33%
37%
10
1
_2B
Container Corp
Jan
Jan
33%
42%
47 %
•
__,
26%
84
Apr
44%
1
29
common..,
550
82 %
64%
•
(Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
9
32
93
33%
37%
31%
16%
*
—
Gas System
46
600'
•
Chicago Towel Co common
$7 convertible preferred
Inc
100
26%
22%
gi/4
Ilium
May
50
52%
52%
22%
Chicago So Shore A So Bend RR__ 12.50
common
33% May
26%
27%
Chic Milw St Paul A Pac
Apr
50
29
1
1,600
22%
Lamson
&
Jan
May
67%
Feb
10% May
14%
Feb
37%
48
Co
Jan
6% Jan
9% May
Jan
23% Mar
16
Lines
Controller &
Emerson
Falstaff
Radio
Fox
Drive
Gamble-Skogmo
Genera!
Electric
36%
Jan
50% May
400
68% Mar
81% May
43
49'%
433
43
54
Jan
14%
14%
600
13%
16%
Feb
15%
100
13%
14%
2,400
15% May
11% Jan
3%
3%
Motors
Outdoor
3
General
,^-
#
u52
Adv
common
Corp
(when
(old
issued)
18
60
61%
51%
52
Lincoln
(Glenn
Motorola
3%
Feb
80 % Mar
46%
Jan
55%
14
Jan
300
32%
33%
52%
55%
37
89% Mar
17
Feb
Apr
107%
Jan
30% May
1,900
31 %
Jan
38
1,000
34
Jan
200
37
May
37% May
7%
1,800
7%
Feb
9%
Jan
Jan
5%
3
Jan
Apr
4% Mar
13%
13%
14
Jan
25%
25%
25%
2
20%
Jan
26
May
23%
23%
350
22%
Feb
25%
20%
13%
800
12% Mar
Jan
20%
20%
900
13%
Jan
22%
Apr
21%
21%
50
18%
Jan
22%
Apr
38%
37%
38%
1,700
37% May
48
Jan
47%
46 %
47%
200
45% Mar
48 % May
7% Mar
8% Jan
7%
7%
20Q
81%
-r
81 %
100
67%
Jan
87
May
32%
Jan
37
Apr
35%
35%
200
30%
27%
31%
-3.100
69
67
70
15%
15%
17
31 J/4
6%
6
72 % Mar
10% Mar
Feb
17
13
Jan
30%
Jan
35
9%
Feb
14%
1,200
1,600
3%
100
6%
Feb
May
1,000
20
9%
61%
700
32%
20
9%
43%
250
14
Xl3%
14
26 % May
16"%
2,300
Jan
Mar
7%
Apr
Jan
20% May
Jan
7
9% May
59
59
100
Jan
59% Mar-
94
97
500
68
Jan
97
24
24
500
23
May
34
28
28
60
27
May
29
77%
77
77%
1,400
;
52%
53%
300
11%
7,000
97
.
■■
,
50%
73%
Apr
May
Jan
,
' May
85%
Jan
44% Mar
53% May
11% May
23% Jan
7
Jan
19%
19%
19%
1,200
19
May
20%
21%
1,200
20% May
23%
5
71
67%
71
1,200
55%
Jan
71
42
Jl%
40%
56%
42
42
100
33
Jan
43% May
National
Lead
Co
Tile
National
10
1
(Un)
Illinois
Northern
Pacific
Ry
Manufacturing
Oak
Oil
Ohio
(new
Co
&
Oklahoma
Natural
Parker
B
preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Pfizer
(Un)
Co
& Co
(Chas)
Co
(Un)
Corp
Public Service
Indiana
of
Co
Company
Pure
Co
Oil
Oats
Quaker
RKO
new
Rlchman
Stockyards
Public Service
35% May
Apr
58%
Apr
19%
20%
3.000
17
Jan
20%
Feb
15%
15%
200
15% May
22%
Jan
15%
18 %
Jan
20%
1
17%
17%
17%
7%
7%
7%
1,000
5
Jan
8% May
21%
21%
200
15
Jan
22% May
26%
27%
1,100
22^/4
Jan
27%
(when issued)
Oil Corp
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
Work*
May
Jan
Co
•
17%
17%
200
16% Mar
Corp
«
2%
2%
100
1
16%
16%
100
16% May
19%
Feb
Studebaker-Packard
23%
24%
800
22%
26
Feb
Sunbeam
37%
37%
16
34 % Mar
37%
Feb
*
27
27%
300
24%
Jan
27 % May
3
15%
15%
1,200
13%
Jan
16 % Mar
18%
18%
900
18%
Apr
5%
9,100
1
38%
39%
150
10
30%
31
1
27%
27%
13
48
40
100
36
72 %
73%
300
70% May
77% Mar
14%
90
11% Mar
15
42 %
Mar
41%
100
38%
60
200
57
36%
35%
36%
31%
32%
Jan
41%
Apr
Jan
May
71 % Mar
300
May
34% May
40
100
30% Mar
33%
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
9%
9%
100
49%
49%
50%
1,400
8% May
37%
Jan
Apr
50% May
25%
Apr
23%
23%
23%
600
18%
Jan
44%
43%
45%
2,600
32%
Jan
48 % Mar
84%
84%
400
75%
Jan
89%
42
42%
COO
41% May
9%
500
44%
2.500
40
Mar
900
24
Jan
9%
2.50
10
44%
9
44 %
27
Jan
7%
Feb
42% May
9%
Apr
46% May
Mar
31
25%
26%
12%
12%
700
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
26%
26%
27%
500
25
Jan
28%
Apr
57%
58
160
60
Jan
16%
Feb
57%
Jan
xl4%
43%
15%
100
14 v«
Jan
42%
43%
600
34 % Mar
43% May
21
Feb
86
May
18
18%
300
86
18
17% May
86
100
74%
Jan
19%
20
800
19% May
54%
53%
54 %
500
49% Mar
52%
51%
52%
1,000
27%
27%
100
20
20 %
400
59%
60%
1,100
28%
28%
400
14%
15%
2.500
10%
2%
2%
2.200
1%
60%
15
20 % May
55%
Apr
Mar
56% Mar
24%
Jan
23% May
18
Jan
21% Mar
51%
Jan
62%
Apr
27%
Jan
28%
Jan
Jan
15 % May
50
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
81%
Feb
42% May
49%
Jan
118%
Feb
*
76%
75%
77%
800
44 %
43%
44 %
3,200
111% 112%
500
106%
45%
46%
1,300
42%
Jan
47% May
25
25%
500
24%
Feb
27% Mar
13
12% Mar
74
Jan
18% May
5%
57% Mar
25
California
51
Jan
60
1
of Indiana
39
48%
41%
2%
500
500
156
60
Warrants
of
53%
14%
2
Oil
May
40
73%
«
•
•
common
Oil
49
53
5
Service
Standard
Jan
49
8
(Un).
Standard
36%
48%
53%
5
15
(Un)
Inc
Apr
200
22%
1
Sinclair
Spiegel
23
21%
49
5
Public
Mar
166
100
1,000
21%
___12
Co
Southern Pacific Co
29% Mar
Feb
17% Mar
157% 157%
1
Southern Co
Jan
50
•
Southwestern
35% May
Mar
*
class A
J.
Bend Lathe
27% May
50
Bears
South
Jan
1,200
27
300
•
common
20%
25%
54%
8chwitzer-Cummins Co
New
Apr
67% May
54%
5
&
79%
Jan
24%
5
Roebuck
Jan
55
Feb
Co
Co
66
800
22%
Paper
Paper
1,500
5
Tobacco class B
National
16%
67%
100
10
Bros
Jan
16%
66%
Feb
23 %
Spring & Axle
Rockwell
21
50c
•
Co
(Un)
Raisin
River
17% Mar
•
America (Un)
(R J)
21,500
1
common
Reynolds
19%
Apr
23%
5
(Un)
Manufacturing
Rexal Drug
Mar
Feb
l__5
(Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
New
30
32
•
common
Corp
of
Corp
Raytheon
(Un)
Co
Theatres
Feb
34% May
•
^
Pullman
24
100
3
Petroleum
750
300
*._1
(Un)
Corp
Phillips
Process
28%
35%
—12.50
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100
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Pepsi-Cola
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Oklahoma
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11
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&
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13
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4% Mar
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27
Jan
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350
30
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35
Jan
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350
25%
Jan
27%
Feb
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250
9%
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13%
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1
500
44%
Jan
48%
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20%
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100
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4.450
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15%
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Mississippi River Fuel
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100
100
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200
80%
5
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500
21
1
General Contract
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56%
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5
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33%
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1,600
36
23 %
8
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35%
31%
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Mar
36
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94%
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38%
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New
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64
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10
common
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preferred
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Feb
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25
28
10
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Apr
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Jan
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17
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21
Jan
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Apr
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Feb
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Mar
1
150
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35
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62%
preferred
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61%
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Avco Mfg
50%
6%
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Jan
56%
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$1.50
Jan
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Mar
7%
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—
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26
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9%
10
10
8
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400
10%
26%
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100
28
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Amurex
26%
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American Tel A Tel Co
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for Week
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of Prices
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for Week
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of Prices
Sale Price
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Friday
Last
STOCKS
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Friday
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Illinois
Inland
Central
10
RR
Development
Steel
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Interlake Steamship Co
International Harvester
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200
59% Jan
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1,100
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23
225
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Jan
United
Air
700
68%
Jan
25% May
75% Jan
United
States
28%
Jan
35%
Feb
U
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Jan
39 % Mar
U
S
Rubber
41%
Corp
Industries
35%
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Jan
Apr
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20
43%
265
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16%
•
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100
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Mar
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84%
82
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800
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41%
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40% May
10%
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11
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(Un)
30%
50%
30%
25
Gypsum
Co
common
Dorn
of
Calif
1,350
8%
Jan
Apr
59
Feb
48%
Apr
265
May
16% Mar
48%
Apr
88
Apr
43% May
15% Mar
Volume
Number 5433
181
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RANGE
Week's
Friday
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STOCKS
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Walgreen
Western
Co
Union
Telegraph
_
1
30% May
76% Jan
101 % May
100
Motor
$4.25
800
34 Va
35%
38
38
17%
17%
85
85
30
—
20%
20%
35%
•
——
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Corp
_
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33
May
26 V# May
Feb
22 %
Jan
37%
Apr
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Corp
100
35
Jan
42
Jan
Armco
200
15
Feb
20% Jan
84
May
Machine
Co
JS
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Jan
Atlantic
311/# Jan
Atlas
Jan
Atok-Big
May
52% Jan
Avco
10% Jan
500
300
21%
800
46
13
Refining Co
Corp
Low
Tow
High
High
100
184 V#
*
25%
25%
26
436
24% Apr
28% Mar
Bolsa
Atlantic City Electric Co
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
10
42%
41%
42%
559
34%
Jan
42 %
Borden
13
16%
16%
17%
351
12
Jan
24% Mar
Baldwin
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4'A
550
Corp
50%
337
48% May
183% 184%
1,494
Jan
4
—
3%
Jan
58'A
Feb
186% Mar
4
May
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Baltimore Transit Co—
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Company
Campbell Soup Co_.
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing Co
16%
1
21%
21% '■
241
15%;
41
42 V#
537
38 % Mar
Delaware Power &. Light
Duquesne Light Co
75%
77
375
66%
83
7
—
7%
9% Jan
680
7
Jan
Jan
May
18%
Apr
22%
Apr
Oarfinckel
convertible
4% %
General
Motors
Gimbel
Oil
Chica
35%
685
35 V#
35%
1,634
34
Jan
37% Mar
30'A
270
28
Jan
34% Feb
27%
29%
310
23 %
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29% May
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107
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May
%
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*
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18%
19
154
16%
15
common
Co
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
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5
Hamilton Watch
Hecht
34%
25
1
28%
30
275
26% Mar
12%
207
11 Va Mar
Jan
30
13%
Jan
20 %
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Mar
10
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30%
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31
253
26% May
43%
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24%
24%
295
20%
30%
Apr
16%o
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Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
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Philadelphia
1
16%
16%
17
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50
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47%
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100
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&
preference
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12%
;
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12%
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Co
48%
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Chemical
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45% Mar
51% Feb
Colorado
45
Mar
48% May
Columbia
35
Jan
36% May
37% Jan
40 % Mar
25%
25% Mar
Jan
Fuel
New
class
New
class
Columbia
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
19
42% Mar
44%
31
31%
1,099
28%
31%
Apr
Feb
Consolidated
31%
31%
100
29% Jan
33%
Apr
Continental
Motors
Oil Co
36%
36 %
36%
65
31% Jan
36% Max
Corn
64"
63 Va
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1,463
55'A Mar
64%
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444
67'/a Jan
75% Mar
1,300
5% Jan
31%
—
Feb
6%
Apr
Feb
Rights
Chem
Indus
Natural
i
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Gas
Curtiss-Wright
497
36%
Jan
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Jan
42%
98%
98%
5
98%
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19%
19%
400
19%
Feb
16%
16 %
100
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Jan
17%
Apr
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39%
39%
185
36 %
Jan
40
Jan
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—
79
79%
Feb
Jan
100
20% Mar
$2,500
76% Mar
81%
Apr
Di
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Chemical
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Eastern
Capwell
Rockwell
United
Share*
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Hiah
Spring
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Air
Westinghouse
Electric
419
27%
36
May
23%
612
21% Mar
26%
100
18%
25
545
33% Jan
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240
10% May
14%
80%
80%
100
75% Mar
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28 %
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595
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May
29
98
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70
96
Mar
100
76%
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42%
31%
26%
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18
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439
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Feb
20
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1%
670
1% Mar
2%
33'A
175
32% May
34 %
Feb
73%
68
62% Mar
78% May
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8%
70
7% Mar
8% May
33%
54
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27%
8c
5
14%
14
1
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14%
7
7
190
1.000
378
100
24
Jan
34% Mar
Mar
29%
28% May
7c
Jan
10c
13%
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7
May
10
26
26
27%
304
25%
12.50
69
67%
70%
311
67% May
Jan
8
Jan
Apr
"■ Jan
32% Feb
82%
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Utilities
Gladding McBean &
Goebel Brewing Co
10
1
Co
118
41%
Jan
60%
Jan
71 % Mar
33 % May
34% May
5
34%
645
600
51
95%
51%
96%
1
Can
Cyanamid
•
32
76% Mar
89% Mar
(Un)
com
Motors (Un)
American
Pot &
47%
24
25
32
1,260
8%
8%
300
138
73%
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1
23%
45
33% Mar
36%
Apr
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Jan
52'A
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Apr
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Apr
Feb
21
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42% Mar
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High
44%
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13
59 %
178
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165
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3
15%
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1
31%
33
964
44%
14%
2
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a
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•
6
29
14
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Apr
1
1.25
1.30
300
1.15 May
2.40
Jan
Holly
Oil
1
2.60
2.60
140
2.55
May
4.75
Jan
Pineapple
Hunt
Foods
40%
41%
375
40 Va May
47%
Feb
*
78%
78%
245
77 Va
Apr
85
Feb
.6%
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Oil
Honolulu
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Co
(Un)
Co
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26%
28%
200
23'A
Apr
28% May
12"A
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Corp
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Mary
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Power Co
Mines Corp (Un)
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90
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1,113
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900
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common
new
com
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Jan
Kansas
Power &
(Un)
Light
7%
Mar
Jan
72
32% May
9%
Jan
82
160
32% Mar
39%
58%
95
840
30
119
130
81%
Jan
5
2,732
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75
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40
Jan
46
13%
Jan
23 %
Apr
40 % May
62%
Feb
21%
Jan
42
42
20 Vs
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20 Vs
140
47%
45
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1,826
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31
•
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20%
21 %
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39%
39%
300
38% May
43%
58%
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48
53% May
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75
10% May
13%
Jan
Marchan*
68%
Jan
68%
Jan
Marine
Mar
25%
Feb
239
62%
Feb
72% May
Corp.
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•
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(Un)
1
Magna vox Co
55
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Jan
1
50% Apr
186% Mar
51.
Apr
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7
Apr
Jan
page
112
99
48%
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Apr
173%
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May
156
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5
25% Mar
536
28%
22
120
54%
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80%
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109% :109'A
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165
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May
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30
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May
119
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95
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28%
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82
2%
.
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99% May
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— —
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210
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Jan
58%
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102 Va May
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Kennecott Copper Coro
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58%
39% Mar
81%
——
8%
_
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Corp
&
(Un)—•
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common
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Smelting & Refining (Un>__*
footnotes
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Tel
4
Preferred
47%
Tel & Tel
For
Tel
T.fiiiahHn
29%
American
Co
OH
Jan
93% Mar
Jan
•
Development So
May
American
American Tobacco
16% Mar
Holly
Hawaiian
33
284
27
a79% a79%
24%
Jan
31% May
12% Feb
Kaiser
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'
9
a8
59%
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56"%
_.
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a67 a69%
73%
26%
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10
Feb
84% May
104
a36% a36%
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Co
American
41% May
35
31%
__
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55 V#
46% Jan
30
Jan
Mar
77% Mar
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1,917
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297
all3% al08%all3%
1
1
5
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20
(Un)
Co
42'A
Sales
Shares
a25% a25%
*
Apr
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
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Intex
for Week
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42%
,_1
May
52
May
1,460
~
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Tow
■
Apr
a49
a85% a85 %
1
(The)
International
Exchange
Range
25
May
48%
81
Jan
33
2b%
199
Mar
Greyhound Corp
30
72%
73%
*
Jan
41 % Mar
67
33%
5
10
33%
10
158%
187
a67 % a67%
34%
8
Co
1%
25
50
81
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31% May
16
(Un)
common
Telephone Corp (Un)
Jan
a
81
51%
(Un)
Co
Corp
General
Jan
225
191
53
Apr
56% May
17% Mar
Jan
8
26%
Electric
Gillette
37%
192%
a
Jan
44
General
27
14
47%
Jan
31'A
25% Jan
43% Mar
263
53
80
43
526
16%
35%
Jan
Jan
1,447
56%
a45% a48%
*
Feb
Mar
48'A
2.50 Mar
707
35
110
48
56
3
7%
45
Jan
16%
1
17%
28%
Apr
17%
Jan
48'A
10
37% Mar
25% Apr
18
Feb
2.35
657
26%
Jan
Apr
15%
540
44%
26%
Jan
5% May
15%
146
2.40
2.40
64%
42%
lo'/8
34
1
16%
16%
44
26 %
•
American
Jan
61%
321
(Un)
Apr
Mar
44%
274
(Un)
Feb
May
63%
1,247
5
com
a—
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2.40
—25
(Un)
(Un)
Corp
6%
1
Mfg Co
Apr
3
Dynamics
35%
Ltd
161
Chemical Corp—10
Co
1
16%
common.
Airlines Inc
Jan
26
5%
(Un)
a
16%
22
52%
35%
5
Corp
—
16%
Feb
16%
Last
Dye
Apr
a
Jan
35%
(Un)
&
Apr
25%
47 V2
Foods
Par
Corp
9% Mar
60
21%
Motors Corn
Friday
Chemical
Jan
138
General
Sale Price
Allied
Apr
50% Mar
6% May
748
General
stocks
Air
Feb
51
General
San Francisco Stock
Alleghany
Jan
1.10 J*n
1A
Apr
Corporation
Reduction Co (Un)
'
25%
22%
Apr
Admiral
Apr
49 % May
1A
Mar
(Un)
18%
a
May
International Nickel Co
Abbott Laboratories
Apr
6%
33Va
•
(Un)
Co
International Paper Co
ACF Industries Inc
16%
6AJ
32%
As
22%
42%
Corp
Jan
Apr
41% May
49%
31
Brake
33%
51
48%
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33'A
1A
35
common
33%
Jan
1
20
May
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Glass
Mar
a—
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32 %
Axle
Apr
30
.
70
Ltd
Machinery &
Fruehauf
1
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Corp
Plantation
Food
25% Mar
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United Engineering &
20
20
39% Jan
Corp
16%
23% Jan
10
a28 % a29 %
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10
;
Feb
Jan
155
16%
i
w
91
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Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Plymouth Oil Corp
San
of Prices
common
40
+,
306
•
new
Inc
—10
preferred
16%
Apr
29 Va
a29%
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&
Lines
Air
16%
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15 %
17%
16%
Jan
Mar
29 Va
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47%
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26 %
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convertible
Feb
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Eureka
"
$2.50
36%
5
32 %
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Pittsburgh
355
Feb
5%
29%
'A' common—5
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Oil Fields
44%
+
—
43
common
25%
*
Co
69
a28% a30»/«
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Corp
44%
—5
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61% Jan
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32%
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174
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87
21% Mar
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Bank
25%
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Co
Pittsburgh
3% May
May
57
232
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Ewa
for Week
Range
Low
Columbia Gas System
Natco
100
a64Va a65%
43 Va
44
a64%
1
(Del)
Giorgio Fruit Corp
New
Sales
Week's
Last
Supply
3%
■
Jan
6
39% Mar
654
duPont
Gas
3%
Apr
17
Jan
4%
25
(Un)
Natl
Zellerbach
Crown
38%
Sale Price
Fuel
1,078
v
40%
Par
Star
66 Va
10% May
a9 '1
Refining
First
37%
stocks
Mountain
62%
——
—
Products
40%
Friday
Lone
4,580
Co (Un)—10
44%
1975
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
359
4%
5
44'A
Piltsburgh Slock Exchange
Cork
10%
23%
class A
Consolidated Edison of N Y
Emporium
Ludlum
147%
4%
49%
(Un)
El Paso Natural Gas Co
Blaw-Knox
Jan
1% May
Apr
152
Eastman Kodak Co
Allegheny
1
103%
Apr
10 Va
•
1
25
Consolidated
BONDS
Armstrong
10
407
53 %
Consolidated Coppermines
10
A
al%
53
(Un)
Apr
20
ser
Apr
al%
132 % 132 %
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(Un)
System
Feb
10
4s
57%
2.50
B
Solvents
Apr
*
Transit Co
52% May
6'/.
Commonwealth Edison
Du
Baltimore
143
2.50
15%
37 V#
common
Jan
Apr
•
A
Gas
•
Coal
24%
6%
Iron
&
22%
13 Mi
Lothrop
46
28
Broadcasting—
41%
6%
&
Jan
20% May
24% May
3%
Jan
70%
Woodwaid
36%
50
47/»
2
Co
19%
6 %
Westmoreland
4% May
Feb
12 Va May
70 Va
:
Apr
1
36 Va Mar
6%
Inc
Apr
19%
Jan
100
—b.
1%
Corp
919
70%
preferred
9%
Jan
3%
a52 a54%
10
298
1
$4.25
Mar
12 va
100
200
132 V4
8
(Un)
Co
3,416
•
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8 As
955
46
(Un)
21%
Co
Gas Improvement
Washington Gas Light common
65
17
4 l/a
.
—28
Case (J I) & Co (Un)
12%
Caterpillar Tractor Co new
10
4.20% preferred
100
Celanese Corp of America
——*
Central Eureka Corp
1
Chance Vought Aircraft
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
—28
Chicago Milw St Paul RR com (Un)—*
Preferred
(Un)
100
Chrysler
Corp
26
Canadian Pacific Ry
12%
—o
United
Apr
alO
5.50
40%
Corp
United
Jan
8%
Jan
4 Va
2%
Packing Corp
Canada Dry Ginger Ale (Un)
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
20%
50
Co
Apr
6
10
12 Va
*
.
6%
39% Feb
46
(Un)—5
—10
Burroughs Corporation
Byron Jackson Co
39%
•
com
com
common
Paper
Oil
Electric
Ffcb
lo%
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50
series A preferred
38c
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Apr
—
1
5
io
common
33c
100
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48%
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(Un)
Sullivan
&
Commercial
10
Philco Corp
Potomac Electric
Jan
1.*%
16 Va
16 V2
16
Corp
Broadway-Hale
29% Mar
Jan
Transportation Co—
Common
40%
1
lc
(Un)
co
Cities
Pennroad
34% May
213
1,095
Corp
Cement
29%
A common
555
2,950
vOu;—.-.1
Corp
Ink Co
29%
Brothers
Goldenberg Co class
332
35
7%
(Un)
Corp
Calaveras
35%
Corp
15%
34c
1
California
35%
50c
Feb
Jan
a46 a46%
7
Corp
Jan
•
preferred
16%
79%
39% May
15%
33c
Inc
Inst
Apr
9%
13'/a
lo
common
Battery
(Julius) common
a_.
34%
35
—J
California
Electric Storage
36"% May
Apr
May
44% Apr
76
.25
430
41%
.1.80
16%
21%
5
6
10
Blair
Bunker
1
Jan
2
1
B
1
Tel & Tel
Securities
Jan
Oil Co
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
American
Common
16%
67%
95.
Bishop
•
Corp
25
146
•
Co
Arundel
—
a38
Bethlehem Steel
Stores
49%
a—
al5
(Un>
Benguet Cons Mining Cop
(Un)
Range since Jan. 1
American
50
116
74%
Oil & Gas class A
Aviation
Bendix
Shares
a41
-P 2
Aircraft
Beech
for Week
of Prices
60
al5
(Un)
Ohio RR
&
Beckman
Bales
Range
Sale Price
Par
65%
Jan
6
Securities
Baltimore
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Week's
Jan
54
74%
(Un)
Corp
Baley Selburn
Last
47%
1,466
a37 %
Wedge
Mfg
Baldwin
Friday
676
60
-10
(Un)
Balawin-Lima-Hamliton
stocks
Apr
63'A
—10
com
48%
13% May
23
47%
1,700
(111)
High
Mar
59 %
__5
(Un)
Corp old com
Armour & Co
22% Mar
34 % May
24% Feb
1
Low
40
235
61%
-20
New common w i
Jan
19 %
900
13
13
90
Steel
since Jan.
Range
High
a46 % a47%
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co
400
33%
63%
Shares
a40%
82
22 3A
—
—10
-
a47%
-60
(Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
67% May
47%
10
Co
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—
10
.
Public Service
(F
69%
25
■
Bankshares
Woolworth
67%
•
common
Wisconsin Electric Power
Wisconsin
1,200
1
Inc
preferred
Wisconsin
25%
—12%
Co.
Wieboldt Stores
25%
——
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Corp
White
25%
2.50
common
Low
-25
Viscose Corp
American
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
27'A Jan
200
101 % 101%
10
.
Range since Jan.
Low
30
Sales
Week's
Last
Sale Price
'
New
27
Friday
aigh
30
— —
WEEK ENDED MAT
stocks
Shares
LiUVO
10
-
—
_
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Menasco
Bobbins
Mfg. Co
(Un)
Inc
23%
•
...
18
(Un).
_
.1
30%
29
—
—
Feb
780
17% Mar
33%
480
27 JA Mar
33% May
a35% i a36%
112
24
Jan
36% May
23%
1,126
21'A
Feb
25%
75
Jan
23%
90
„
1
(Glenn)
Navigation Co
McKesson
—
*
Bancorporation (Un)
Martin Co
Matson
8
Calculators
—
50
90
50
28%
31V#
875
90
26% May
615
106
40% Mar
5%
10?
30
24% Mar
a41% :a42%
43%
28%
5%
29
3c
Apr
Apr
May
Feb
Apr
42%
'•
Apr
8c
May
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
46
.
.
.
Monday, May 30, 1955
(2502)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
WEEK
FOR
27
MAY
ENDED
Merck
ft
10
Mother Lode Mines—.—.plO
Mindanao
M
J
Inc
Utilities
7c
71c
Oil Co (Un)——
—10
Portld Cement pfd
(Un)_10
& M
M
Monolith
—5
—*
Montana-Dakota Utilities (Unl
Co._
Power
Montana
National
Gypsum
5
—
•
—
a33%
56V2
Niagara Mohawk Power
——.•
North American Aviation
(Un)
1
North
American Invest common-.—1
Railway
Northern
Pacific
Northrop
3%
46%
—-
12
(Un)
Edison Co
Ohio
16%
1
Co.
Oil
•
—
Mathleson Chemical
Com
Apr
76c
Apr
a54
Jan
32
Feb
Shasta
28
Jan
Shell
Jan
175
25
Jan
35%
Apr
87%
Jan
421
73% May
20% May
23%
46% Mar
55
7%
Jan
10
Apr
C43
16%
Jan
17%
Apr
457
31%
Jan
43%
30
Jan
33%
47% May
63
19
Feb
150
21%
Jan
28% May
23% Feb
215
56%
Jan
78
318
May
Apr
24% May
590
610
39%
13%
1,075
16% May
Jan
48%
47%
5%%
Jan
109
69%
Apr
72%
Feb
Southwestern
52% Mar
57%
Apr
Sperry
pfd—
1st preferred..
red preferred
5%
5%
red
5%
—:
pfd ser A
preferred—
__
—
a27%
25
Pacific Lighting Corp common
•
Pacific Oil & Gas Development—.33%c
1st
4.50%
Ltd
Petroleums
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Western
Palmer
Apr
World
American
Pan
Mill
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Apr
Stanley Warner Corp (Un).
Apr
29
Feb
31 %
Sterllng Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker Packard
195
Jan
common
new
Preferred
(Un
New
common
w
37%
55
37% Mar
42% May
1,390
12%
10% Mar
480
129%
65
456
57
Jan
Mar
&
St
Transamerica
a98
75
21
Apr
Jan
62%
Apr
74%
Jan
92% May
28%
Jan
72% May
15
38%
38%
381
37 % Mar
75%
77%
2,243
•
1
76%
44%
44%
44%
112
111%
112
40%
Apr
Jan
81%
Feb
48%
Jan
835
107%
Feb
119
Jan
Feb
22%
a20% a20%
45
19%
Apr
a50 a50%
80
44
Jan
49
Apr
15%
Jan
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12
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107
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27%
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100
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364
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Mar
6
Feb
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476
41%
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66
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Apr
43% May
Mar
71
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50
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100
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Jan
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12
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3,040
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8
44%
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1,611
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46%
46%
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10
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112
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May
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37%
37%
42
40% Mar
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10
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Jan
Jan
——25
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719
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18
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Texas
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565
100
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25
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23%
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20
60%
Jan
138% May
Jan
39
43
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Apr
14%
11%
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Jan
Feb
May
23 %
1
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35
9 % May
25
Swift
81c
Jan
10
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34 % Mar
370
42
(Un)
41% Mar
Jan
50c
20%
•
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12
10%
Superior Portland Cement (Un )—i.—•
Super Mold Corp
— -1
51
—
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Riverside Cement Co class A
Jan
34%
10%
27
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil
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35 %
260
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23c
23%
5
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Republic Steel Corp
Feb
100
Feb
80%
25
t
34
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50o
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Co
Rand
Remington
28
15
29
51
——
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34%
28
27%
17% Mar
33%
41%
45 % Mar
72%
28%
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49%
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6
15
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2,373
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15
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312
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38%
361
34%
26%
13%
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1
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Feb
25% Mar
U May
26%
10%
27%
13
5
25%
34%
28
—
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220
2,187
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100
26
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51
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1,700
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•
49
52%
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67%
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5%
72%
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52%
56 % Mar
28
—
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42
1,000
—
52%
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2
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31%
—
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50
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Co
35
162
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40
663
20
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294
—1
common
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44% Mar
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•
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—
12%
3
.
Phillips
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__
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
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26% 27%
21%
22
a51% a53%
__
50
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
10
Inc
Standard Brands Inc
Standard
Feb
294
1
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1,093
27
40%
30% May
30%
53%
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4,329
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20
__
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Paramount
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Jan
7%
50
Mar
28% May
19c
20%
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__
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10
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55c
55c
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138% 138%
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—
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40
7%
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1,248
48
36
26%
40
__
100
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135
1,519
35%
32
32
29% 29%
28% 28%
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———25
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25
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47%
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37%
30%
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44%
167
27%
8%
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58% May
94
174
4% Mar
3% May
183
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Feb
10
53%
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110
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26%
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—
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25
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57%
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285
16%
26%
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63%
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500
27
247
•
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Apr
107
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6c
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4c
22%
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5
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154
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915
11; 300
23
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1,070
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17%
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1
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14
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15
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23
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10,568
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16%
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Sugar
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29%
1
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27%
28
22 22%
75
75
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28
25
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40%
41
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Apr
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49
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———
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100
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11,268
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British
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May
Canada
26
Jan
106
Apr
May
108
52
47
Feb
3,905
21
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58
585
2,542
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17
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675
582
51
26% May
Mar
55% May
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Apr
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Canada
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Jan
63%
Apr
46
1,075
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Jan
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Apr
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Feb
48
May
19,270
•
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20
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53%
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Jan
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29%
96
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Mar
Mar
105% May
335
51
Jan
54% Mar
100
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104
52%
Jan
54
Mar
Canadian
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Canadian
Hydro
Canadian
5ft
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May
30
Apr
32
Feb
I,995
23
Jan
23
Feb
12%
Apr
14
Jan
Jan
26%
6ft
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104
85
104
May
103
103
40
103
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103
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14
Jan
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2,042
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27%
28
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27
Jan
29
36%
35
36%
400
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21
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37
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9
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May
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May
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23
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410
20
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105
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2,450
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10
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Feb
28
6%
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Feb
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25
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Canadian Western
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104
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preferred
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on all
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27
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Canadian
Jan
43% Mar
37
552
*
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106%
2,696
25
Celanese common
series
Chemical
Feb
•
20
Class A
$1.75
Feb
105
•
common
Canadian
7.05
38%
25
preferred
Canadian
Jan
5.75 Mar
•
Canners Ltd
58%
Jan
48%
31%
17% May
47%
7%
4%%
5%
61
Feb
6%
Feb
42%
30%
27
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13% Mar
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15%
4.75 May
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11
30
50
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preferred
29% May
43% May
Jan
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>
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45
—
10
100
100
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Canada Steamship
Canadian
47
7%
100
150
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127
45%
preferred
5.75
Jan
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43%
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Apr
Mar
32%
47%
7%
4%%
280
106% 106%
120
58% May
39% May
53
•
common
British Columbia Electric Co 4%
200
45
.
8%
12 % May
38
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Feb
106% Mar
•
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4.75
44 %
5.75
Products
Cement
$1.30
97
25
Telephone
Brazilian
50
Calgary Power preferredCanada
Jan
427
116
Jan
Jan
51%
37%
May
8%
49
55
23%
24
69%
150
56
113
23
Mar
Canadian Car ft Foundry common
Bell
12%
10% May
36%
61
12%
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57
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270
4.
4.75
Jan
37%
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Class B
2,230
44%
26
23%
116
4,455
29%
48%
11
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25%
•
common
12
29
12%,
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class
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260
100
50
•
preferred
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High
150
•
preferred
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51%
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8,098
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68
95%
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32%
24
•
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1
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Low
47
11%
Power
Columbia
26%
10%
—
10%
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Columbia
British
tines Jan.
Range
High
2n%
British
31%
26%
10%
23%
•
common
Class A
Asbestos
__
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48%
British Columbia Forest Products
for Week
of Prices
*
Sugar
Agnew-Surpass Shoe
5%ft
32%
for Week
Low
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Week's
Range
•
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Exchange
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Last
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Paper common
preferred
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Montreal Stock
6ft
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pfd
Glass
preferred
7% Mar
..20
May
250
35%
654
33%
Feb
17%
72
17%
Jan
34%
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Jan
Jan
23
12
22%
a!7%
Jan
17% Mar
12
22%
35%
common
10%
11
12
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20
Apr
22 %
Corsets
Foundries ft
18% Mar
11%
209
41% Mar
17%
Apr
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Volume
Number 5433
181
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2503)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Dominion
8tore#
Dominion Tar
Red
17%
6,525
32%
39
6,640
39
May
Montreal
12%
13
8,965
10
Jan
13
May
Nova Scotia
24
24
400
23
Jan
24
Jan
7
ciaaa
Famous
1,410
32
760
25%
26%
25%
26
3.50
26
*
A
•
Players Canadian Corp
34
1,396
25
Jan
24% Mar
3.50
100
60
318
al5
50
6
6
6
3.50
Apr
Jan
56%
56%
160
52'A
Apr
57% Mar
38
38%
905
36%
Jan
40%
.10
41 %
41
41%
1,627
39
May
44
.10
53
52
53
2,688
50
Jan
56
Feb
10
44%
44%
44%
900
43
Feb
48
Feb
Toronto-Dominion
—
Canadian Stock
16% May
6
May
25
May
7
Jan
29
Mar
1
26!4
25%
26%
2,060
*
23%
23'%
23%
1,470
17%
Jan
24%
•
32=%
31%
32%
4,459
25
Jan
34
•
29%
29%
30%
1,260
27
Jan
32%
112
112
112
45
110
Mar
%
8
8%
450
7
May
3
60%
59
62%
common
common
43%
38%
61 % May
Jan
.100
Ltd
44
56%
AO
Canadian
5%
preferred
General
'
common
Bakeries
General
Ltd_
8
Dynamics
General
Motors
5%
preferred
Lime
Jan
105
Jan
40
61
6t
590
52%
Jan
61
May
40%
40%
3,070
30
Jan
41
52%
52 %:
May
100
15
101
59
61%
35% Mar
58%
104%
10
13
12
Apr
12
11
Jan
14
Powders
*
com
4
•
International
138
common
7.50
99
International Petroleum Co Ltd
•
•
Mar
80
147
International Utilities Corp common—B
Jan
40%
Paper
common
Power
Preferred
Public
Service
Limited
Lang & Sons Ltd
Ltd
(John
Lawrence
MacKinnon
Mailman
Bloedel
5%
•
Fage-Hersey
6 %
May
36% May
10%
*
a22|
20
% a22'%
9%
25
19
14
48%
5(
•
Jan
25% May
26% Mar
19%
Apr
13% May
14
26
28% May
40% May
225
37%
25
Mar
Jan
May
46% May
May
Jan
44
Apr
23%
25
50
34
445
66%
125
11%
11%
100
U
Jan
13
1
16
15%
16%
8,910
14%
Jan
16%
114%
112%
115
1,584
21
22
1,939
22
105
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
116
Feb
22%
80% Mar
Jan
22% Mar
31%
31%
32
119
30
Feb
32
May
a95
a95
7
95
Mar
96
Feb
6'A
6%
650
6
Mar
7%
7%
425
6
Jan
57%
57%
30
57 %
a27% a27%
11
25
•
Ltd
Co
6%
'
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Zellerbach
Jan
;
•
a37% a37%
Jan
9
Feb
Jan
57% May';
27
Apr
40
11
36
Jan
11
U
25
11
Mar
14%
3.70
110
3.60
Feb
3.75
20
20
200
11%
Feb
al0% al0%
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•*
•
50
■"
■
38
38
35%
all% all%
:
22
May
Feb
Apr
May
a__
___
34%
May
75
12%
Feb
16
Jan
18
Mar
54%
Jan
76
May
al7
25
75
~
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12,849
•
al7
5
Corp
May
Apr
7%
3.70
11
Knitting Co Ltd
Neon General Advert
75
113
38
May
12%
Feb
50
51
51
51
Jan
51'A
Apr
•
Dominion Magnesium Ltd—
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
25%
25%
25%
5
22% Mar
28%
Jan
17
16
17
1,650
13
Mar
17
Feb
34%
34%
34%
135
33
Feb
38
Jan
Limitee class A
David & Frere
Eastern
Ltd
Works
Engineering
Dominion
25
50
*
4.80
4.50
4.80
—1
27%
27%
27%
25
•
2.40
2.35
1.60
2,200
•
117
116%
117
255
Products Ltd
Steel
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Power Sec Corp Ltd..
Common (stamped)
500
4.00 Mar
26%
Jan
1.80
Jan
100
Jan
4.80 May
27% May
2.80
May
120% May
Foreign
•
*
LaSalle
de
Hotel
(Frank W)
Ltd
Horner
;
50
47
May
50
May
1
45
Mar
60
Feb
8%
8%
100
10%
100
18%
5
a—
8%
9%
1,750
7
10%
*
class A
*
Inc—
Securities
Hydro-Electric
47
a50
35%
Harding Carpets Ltd
47
a50
*
(unstamped)
Common
Corp
a
•
18%
a
8%
Jan
10 %
May
8 %
May
10% May
a—
;
Mar
9 %
May
International Metal Industries Ltd—
Class
35%
50
34
Jan
24
24
...75
24
May
25
Jan
—1
al2
al2
70
12
Apr
14
Feb
*
20%
20%
200
19%
Jan
20% Jan
A
Internat
(Alfred)
6%
Paints (Can) Ltd
Lambert
MacLaren
Inc
&
Power
Paper
*
Co
6%
Ltd
Distilleries
Melchers
pfd—20
common
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
Co
80
880
68%
Jan
80
May
12
850
10
Jan
12
May
165
170
135
131
Jan
170
May
80
al3
11%
B
73%
al3
1
9%
Jan
12% Mar
11%
11%
200
9%
Feb
11% Mar
74
2,455
4b %
39%
39%
125
31%
*
Co
62
*
Ontario Paper
&
35% May
11%
80
165
*
Preferred
Minnesota
24.
pfd—10
Ltd
*
Mexican Light & Power Co Ltd com—*
Paper
all
all
15
31
31%
240
Jan
74
Jan
41% May
May
26% Mar
Moore Corp
Mount
Ltd common.
Mills Ltd
Royal Rice
66% May
73
Jan
125
44
Jan
54
May
10
110
Jan
116
May
Northern
Quebec
31
May
Feb
Jan
27%
12
32
May
Ltd—
Co
Power
10
11
May
Red
Ltd———
Crush
1,982
40
52
May
•
58%
672
59
May
•
6%
cum
1st
52%
3,440
44
Mar
52% May
6%
non
cum
15
100
Jan
101% Mar
100
47%
•
12
1,170
1,010*
Mar
Jan
11%
Feb
16%
Jan
•
29
26
Jan
30
Mar
—•
63
175
43
Jan
73 '
11%
590
10% May
13%
Jan
•
75%
5,473
65
Bbawinigan Water & Power common—•
58%
2,920
50%
*n
53
300
75
Corp
__
a51 % a511/4
3.50
*
3.50
30
51
100
Mar
3.30
52%
Jan
Feb
3.60
Jan
Canada—
of
52%
51
150
Jan
100
50
52%
72
72
25
66
Jan
72% May
5
17%
17
17%
2,306
it
%
Apr
18
May
*
preferred
part 2nd pfd
24
23
24
1,425
1«%
Jan
24
May
16
16
200
al45
al4G
60
Quebec Telephone Corp (new com)
Reitmans (Can) Ltd common
53
May
May
•
Power
.50
Dfd
1st
f
s
Orange
50%
Transport
11%
Feb
•
Provincial
II20
6%
15%
30% Mar
Corp
Mar
Apr
9%
6
9%
20% May
Powell
preferred
Feb
100
68
35
4%
60
6
75
1,070
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
al3
6
605
32%
Power
1.20
al3
75
1
Company
of Canada
43% May
13'A May
20
Placer Development
River
Jan
Mar
6
Newfoundland Lt & Pwr Co Ltd
.109
—
25% Mar
Mar
Jan
10%
90c
75
Mersey
3,264
*
common
Feb
835
41j
25
Apr
May
315
28%$
40%$
40
Jan
May
3.50 May
16
11
40
25
19
Apr
May
17% Mar
28
50
37%
Jan
May
22%
17'
13%
*
May
10%
III
May
23
V£~
18%
28%
Jan
2.50
25
17
*
Tubes
%
Feb
Mar
33
3.50
25%
17%
_*
22%
95
9
25
20
Jan
Jan
101
2.50
com
Jan
18
3.50
25%
•
common
Jan
89
I
37
45
21
98
18
*
•
Weaving.
preferred
21% Mar
107
Ontario Steel Products———;
Pen mans
Jan
26%
•
new
Id
35%
36%
class A
Ltd
20%:
36%
19%
35% May
111
common
Mines
Feb
31% Mar
37%
National Drug & Chemical common—5
National Steel Car Corp
•
Wire
25
39
•
class A—
Ogilvie Flour Mills
Feb
May
451
•
Noranda
Jan
25
94%
•
Oil
Locomotive
Niagara
13%
&26J
a22
B
Morgan & Co
19
)*>% Mav
38
a22
7
Montreal
Jan
18% Mar
12%
45
100
<Robt)
May
35
common
Class B
Jan
.
Apr
35
100
Molson Breweries
30%
35%
———
Frontenae
al9,
Jan
300
75
Malting
Crown
Jan
35
Preferred
Class
20%
class A
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Mitchell
12%
al2%1
20%
preferred
McColl
12
al2
a26
—*
Ltd
Corp
30%
23
al9
—
■Priority-
38% May
Apr
21% May
12%
com
Apr
23$
al2%
•
Steel
May
40% May
21 %
25
Structural
&
Class B
Jan
150
17
•
Power
May
29
6,915
1.05
a
class A_*
Combined Enterprises Ltd common
*
5%
red pfd
—1
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd new
*
Cosmos Imperial Mills Ltd
——*
Crain Ltd (R L).—
——:*
104% May
25S
——3
A
138
445
12%
1.00
1
High
20
Claude
Apr
26
23
Feb
*
Celtic
Feb
7% Mar
25
*
A)
ciass
May
33%
•
Laurenude Acceptance
Legare 6 %
pfd
Apr
33% Mar
*
com
Laura Secord Candy Shops
MacMilian
124
Apr
67%
24% May
29
B
(John)
St
%f
25
Interprovinclal Pipe Lines
Lower
99
Jan
134
26
International
138&
60%
105
Feb
55
66%
_100
Canada
of
Jan
Feb
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
•
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
•
Canadian Inter Inv Trust 5% pfd—100
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd
*
Casmont Industries pfd
*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class A.—*
Class
B
:
*
14% May
*
pfd
Bronze
49%
102% Mar
43%
12%
lioo
Canada & Dominion Sugar
7% Mar
100
Preferred
LanaU
Jan
T.OW
41%
Canadian
11% May
7
Feb
Range since Jan.
High
-
preferred^
1st
conv
Shares
1.00
•
common
Company
Canada
Jan
Corp common—*
(John
Jamaica
40
10% Mar
11%
$5
61% May
Jan
46
■tor Week
12%
43%
—Is
preferred
Brown
52% Mar
52
4,017
£1
:
Mar
50% Jan
36%
International
5%
May
60
•
Acceptance
Int-1 Nickel
Jan
29%
Ltd
Cement
IngJis
II
61%
preferred
Inland
Apr
6,260
40%
preferred
$4.50
Apr
40
•
Oil
Industrial
Mar
99
36 %
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.B
6%
80
Feb
9
102 % 102%
.50
_.
Imperial
Mar
91
40
Mining
Bay
48
25
105
•
Howard Smith Paper common
$2.00 preferred
Hudson
1,640
95
9%
102 %
Alabastine
&
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper—
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Arcan
Corp Ltd
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
Belgium Stores Ltd common
Jan
•
Co Ltd
May
Sale#
Range
of Prices
*
Low
•
Jan
8%
100
Great Lakes Paper
Gypsum
Apr
112
95
•
42
Exchange
Week's
Last
Sale Price
May
9%
5
General Steel Wares common
3,245
Funds
Friday
stocks
Feb
Par
Gatlneau Power
44
Apr
33
11%
96
1
High
Jan
3.50
Low
Royal
May
29%
Range since Jan.
High
Commerce
26% May
1,388
.10
Canadienne
8% Feb
Jan
59
59%
1
6% Mar
Jan
25%
al5
20
pi a
Heating Products
Co'#
7%
com.
Foundation Co of Canada
Fraser
7
31%
26%
Sec
Loto
Share#
Bank#—
24
-
17%
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
15% May
28% Feb
31%
Electrolux Corp
Enamel &
LOW
Sale#
Week'#
Last
Sale Price
1
36
Kootenay Power
co
27
12%
•
23%
Dcnohue Bros Ltd
rttpfir
Range alnce Jan.
High
17%
Ltd
preferred-
Dew Brewery ltd
Du Pent of Canada
e-ooy
MAY
STOCKS
Share#
Low
Dominion Textile common.
East
ENDED
Friday
of Prices
17%
Chemical common
&
WEEK
for Week
Range
le Price
Dominion Steel & Coal-
FOR
Week's
Last
Quebec
Power
Rrliand
Paper
Royalite
Oil
common
Ltd
Co
Preferred
Bt
75
1%
preferred
Simon
Ltd
Thrift
Triad
Western
Weston
Feb
49
Apr
Jan
156
Jan
27
Jan
30
*
100
5
27
Jan
28 % May
5
May
43
Feb
47
41%
Jan
50% May
32
50
*
Feb
39%
•
5.70
1,312
4.35
—100
145
15%
•
:—*
Corp
A
Trans
Union
Gas
Oil
Pipe
34 %
Line
84%
100
104%
*
preferred—r100
12%
20%
Westeel
(L E)
Western
Windsor
Canada
34%
34%
75
44
44 %
2,045
47%
65
34
35
1,095
45
140
all
10
10% May
11
May
a20
a20
75
19
Apr¬
20
Mar
il 1/,
Mov
13
5.70
147
Jan
Apr
Alta
Jan
14
Apr
Ameranium
Apr
72% May
25
52 %
Feb
6.75 May
Jan
91
MONTREAL
STOCK
Arno
Jan
34 % May
49
Mar
48% Mar
27% Mar
36%
Jan
40%
46%
Jan
Apr
STOCK
Arnora
Feb
Ascot
19
Jan
Atlas
105
STOCK
May
28
Feb
53%
Apr
Feo
York
City,
2o
Jan
56
Apr
45
.45
45
35
Feb
45
Mar
8.20
8.30
3,900
3.75
17%
16%
17%
3,100
14%
Jan
20% Mar
13 %c
13 %C
17c
5,500
9c
Jan
32c
—
„
Apr
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
Jan
4.10
Apr
Apr
May
Apr
1
•
•
8.25
22c
3.35
20c 24 %c
51,100
3.10
3.35
4,700
51.
-
SHERBROOKE
-
3c
3c
3%c
8,500
2c
Jan
7c
11c
12c
16,000
7c
Mar
13c
51c
50c
53c
4,500
43c
Feb
69c
1
Gold
Gold
;—
20c
19c
20c
4,600
15c
Jan
45c
2.01
2.01
500
69c
Jan
2.85
Apr
10 %c
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Mines
Cartier-Malartic
HAnjwer 2-0575
40c
May
85c
Jan
14c
14c
15c
11,500
7c
Jan
20c
Apr
16c
16c
2,000
22c
Mar
2 70
2.70
2.85
11,400
19 %C
15c
20c
6c
8 %c
8c
8c
8c
ST. JOHNS, P. Q.
3.05 May
16c
2.30
Apr
24,500
3c
Jan
13 %c
Apr
3.000
8c
Jan
13c
Jan
4.50
4.75
36c
37,800
9.10
9.15
4.20 May
7,100
30 %c
800
25c
4.20
Jan
1.30 May
53,600
4.75
May
55c
Mar
9.55 May
2.74
Apr
1.75
1.60
1
1.88
1.80
1.92
2,200
2.90
Apr
•
30c
30c
33c
30,700
22c
Jan
58c
Apr
1
3%c
3%c
3,000
2c
Jan
6%c
Apr
21c
Mar
18c
Apr
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Ltd
13 %c
15c
He
11c
90c
90c
1,000
50c
54c
6,000
7%c Jan
2,000
1
1.75 Mar
21,000
1
&
Jan
1.90
•
Dev
Jan
83,800
Gold Mines Ltd
Chiboueamau
Explorers Ltd
Celta
2.95
50c
4.60
9.15
May
Apr
Mar
30 %c
Ltd—1
May
6.10
12c
1
Mines
Mines
Gold
9,000
1
Ltd
Carnegie Mines Ltd
l|
3,100
55c
-A
Chibougamau
Lithium
13,700
3.20
48c
1
Ltd
Explorations
8c
3.05
50c
—1
Ltd
Tung-Sten Mines
Can-Met
7%c
3.15
1
Ltd
Burnt Hill
7%c
»
vtc
Mines
Uranium
Apr
1
1
Corp
3c
Feb
Apr
1
Ltd.
Mines Ltd
Metals
1
1
Mines
Ltd
Brunhurst
-
8.30 May
1
"
Ltd
Corp
Bouscadillac Gold
Bouzan
Square
CHlOOUTIMI
3.05
Jan
__
—1
Conro Development Corp
TROIS-RIVIERES
May
1
—
Mining
Rare
Canadian
New
23% May
r eo
28
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Campbell
William St.,
Apr
23
20
*
Ltd
Bathurst Mining Corp
Beatrice Red Laxe Gold
Telephone PL-9501
Branch Office:
21%
130
1
Mines
Mines
Metals
Calumet
Phillips
580
25
a42
Sulphur & Iron
Boreal
EXCHAflIE
1203
23
25
Sulphur Mining Corp
230 Notre Dame St. West, M mtreal
Local Branch:
22%
440
Jan
105%
EXCHA* SE
CANADIAN
23
'■:> 25
11%
a42
Ltd
Mines
Apr
Jan
Feb
E CCHANGE
TORONTO
Jan
Jan
1
Uranium
Mines
Bevcourt
MEMBERS:
•
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
May
HJiRT
&
11%
5
Ltd
Co
Mining
Algom
Jan
12 %
SAVARD
page
2
—*
Ltd
Breweries
Belle Chibougamau
see
26%
45
Mining Stocks—
Aconlc
15% Mar
104
11%
•
Woods Manufacturing Co Ltd
58
101
*
Ltd—
Hotel
Bellechasse
footnotes
Feb
Jan
all
class A
Pen Co Ltd
Products
Feb
Mar
Beaucage
For
145
39% May
Jan
Jan
Jan
Waterman
Jan
4.80
50
Preferred
100
United Amusement Corp Ltd
Jan
58
*
common
-
Feb
44%
35
•
United Corporations class B
66%
6.65
*
preferred
QUEBEC
140
17%
47%
44
—40
*
Ltd
Canada
of
12 Ye
72%/
•
62
*
Materials Ltd
class A...—
Corp
Mountain
58
*
Wort#
Leaseholds
5%
Finance
al46
redeemable pfd.i—
5%
14 V*
—*
Cotton
Limited
Jan
18
50
•
pfd
Winnipeg Central Gas
Ze'lers
100
2,209
18
*
(Geo) common
4%%
Standard Paving &
pfd__100
6%
Power
15% Mar
Apr
Ltd
Winnipeg Electric
Jan
45
common
Gooderhara
Walker
54%
Canada
53 % May
155
Viau Ltd
Wabasso
Jan
Jan
65
Oils_
Steel
50
53
May
150
*
Tuckett Tobacco 7%
nr>itf>ri
60
364
Power
Canada
Stores
46%
Jan
*
_
Canada
of
Co
Mar
77% May
Mar
—100
com—
preferred
Sons 5%
<H)
Southern
(Janaua
oi
"ommon
ctfs
trust
Simpsons
50
—
Breweriec
Voting
Steel
pfd
Williams
Sherwin
Sicks'
common
Deferred
A
Class B 4%%
31
Jan
Traders
Lawrence Corp
Series
29%
Southern
*
Ltd—.
Industries
Russell
Mining Co Ltd
Centremaque
1
51c
7c
Jan
80c
Mar
45c
Feb
•
/
1.00 May
81c
May
47
48
(2504)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Canadian Stock Exchange (Cont.)
stocks
range
Week's
Last
Par
Shares
Central
Consolidated
Cortez
Cadillac
Denison
Lota
High
Lota
Coulee Lead &
Cournor
Detta
Minerals
Dome
Mines
Dominion
East
Sullivan
Gui
4,500
40c
1,000
9c
Jan
38c
500
Mines
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Ltd
Kenmayo Yukon
Kerr-Addison
Kontiki
Mines
Mines
Uranium
Mines .Ltd——
Goidfleius Ltd.
Louvicourt
Macdonald
Mackeno
Mines Ltd—
Mines
Molybdenite
Nama
Corp
Creek
Louvre
Pacific Coal
of
New
Santiago
New
Vinray
Nocana
Panel
Consol
Perchourt
MM*
50
*
Boma-Duvernay
Stadacona
Gold
United
21c
Mar
50c
Mar
9,000
3c
Jan
19c
May
79c
19,000
3'Ac
Feb
2.50 May
10c
May
8%c
5'Ac
1,000
3c
Feb
8'Ac
3,600
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
4.25
4.10
500
23c
3.50
22,500
4.00
5.RO0
15c
Jan
Jan
2.35
Jan
1,400
1«c
Mar
24c
lb, VO0
70c
May
99c
1,000
Apr
17c
Jan
42c
Mar
27,500
6c
7c
8,000
7.50
7.50
500
5.75
Feb
7'Ac Mar
Apr
7.05
Apr
13c
May
Feb
4c
5.90
Jan
Jan
2c
12c
9%c May
Jan
9.60
60c
51c
60c
73,900
3.75
3.35
4.20
70,500
10c
11c
3,000
13%
14
1,020
14
12c
12q
10c
15c
8 'Ac 10'Ac
3.90
3.90
2.95
2.38
82,600
4c
6c
48c
13,050
7,500
,
13c
5.90
1,700
9c
Ltd
9c
a27c
Apr
18
Apr
Jan
18c
Mar
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
Apr
4.05
Apr
3.75
1.07
2'Ac
37c
6c
Feb
3.55
Jan
82c
2.38 May
9c
May
Feb
Apr
May
19c
Apr
Jan
6.90
Apr
15c
Apr
100
26c
Jan
34c
Jan
luc
jan
68c
May
55c
68c
147,400
9.40
9.60
3,400
6.75
7.10
3,700
9c 10 %c
3%c
11,500
7.25
.'an
Jan
9.65
12c
5.15
7c
Jan
Jan
Apr
8.10 Mar
18c
Mar
Apr
14c
9,500
10'Ac
Jan
15c
18c
16c
9,000
4'Ac
Feb
1.32
40c
1.34
200
16c
15 %c
1.20 Mar
15c
16c
10,600
10c
17c
Corp Ltd
Montauban
6 00
Mines
Ltd
17c
2,500
10c
5.90
6.00
i
200
Ltd
47 %c
•
49C
80c
1.10
3.20
,
37c
86c
3.00
3.25
6,600
1.60
Mines
Amulet Mines Ltd
Weedon Pyrlte & Copper
1.54
1.66
56,300
13%
corp.
Wendell
Mineral
Products
Western
Tungsten
Copper
Ltd—
13%
Jan
Apr
1.45
21c
Jan
Apr
25,500
80,775
Jan
4.80
Jan
28c
Feb
76c
1
May
'.0 Mar
69c
Jan
20c
Mar
6.50
69c
9c
Mines Ltd
—
Jan
Apr
2.15
Apr
3.25 May
1.80
Apr
900
43c
38,300
24c
Jan
%c
9c
52.900
13% Apr
46'Ac May
4%c
Jan
12c 12'Ac
8
13%
36c
40c
Ltd
Westville Mines
Ltd
Zenmac Metal Mines Ltd
Oils
3,000
luc
Jan
17c
Jan
15c
10c
8c
10c
44,000
62c
Anglo-Canadian
62c
68c
2,000
2'Ac
b*c
Jan
Jan
Ltd
•
Antone Petroleums Ltd
Bailey 8elburn Oils
Bonnyville
Calalta
Oil
&
*r
Petroleums
Calgary &
Calvan
Edmonton
Oil
Gaspe
Oil
Great
Ventures
Sweet
Grass
Pacific
Oils
oilft
Westburne
Oils
18,701
1.22
American
Ltd
May
Jan
Jan
6.15 May
52c
Apr
11%
Apr
72c
May
1.75
May
74c
16,200
Rfi''
15%
Jan
1,800
5.25
14% May
16%
6.05
6.05
6.05
5.25 May
6.45
5.85
7.30
1.93
60c
ADr
Apr
1.58
200
32c
5,550
4 80
1,100
28c
28c
1,000
19c
2.30
28c
1.93
30c
4.75
30c
—
*
1
*
»
•
1
Jan
17c
15c
Jan
20c
7%
American
Amurex
78c
Mar
21'Ac
Apr
25,150
1.60
Jan
2.65 Mar
1.75
1.95
4,100
1.50
Jan
2.50 Mar
33%c
33c 33%c
1,115
8.65
4,475
96% May
26
Feb
26%
75
106
May
107 107%
I8c
__
1.10
19c
4,000
16,200
400
3.15
3.30
17,412
9c
14%
9'Ac
5,000
14%
6.10
200
6.15
44,812
5.50
35
53
1,081
13
51c
23,600
23%
24
170
6'Ac
7%c
1.05
3%c
Jan
1.00
1.05
500
85c
55c
70c
16,715
45c
Jan
9,960
17,650
24
100
115.50
113.50
118
50
929
57
56%
58
1,476
1
class
B
13c
21,650
10c
53c
May
42,500
41c
Feb
class
B_,
70c
Apr
13% Mar
14% May
13% Mar
17'A May
28c
Feb
25c
19c
30c
56,500
May
12c
6%c Jan
11c
35c
14c
62,900
May
7'Ac Jan
2oc28vac
15c
78,381
12c 13 %c
14,000
ll'Ac Mar
2.00 Mar
Mines
2.15
Ltd
2,000
2.15
2.16
1.00
16c
433
1.00
12c
100
Jan
1.00
2.30
2,000
1.58
2.10 May
1.45 Feb
3.75
1.60
5,900
1.75
27c
3.75
Apr
2.14
Apr
Apr
2.25 Mar
Jan
1.20
Jan
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
1
10'Ac
10%c
12c
30,916
1
12c
12c
13c
32,775
1
9.75
9.65
10'A
3,590
50o
6.75
Jan
2.05
1.95
2.15
11%
4,610
29 'Ac
34c
1.95 May
2.78
20,786
8c
Mar
5,000
29'Ac May
6%c Jan
49c
9'Ac
12'Ac
Apr
A
1
1
30c
—
10 %c May
12c
May
51c
Jan
33c
Scotia
43%
44
622
10
56%
55%
41% May
56%
46%
280
1
Nova
1.12
52%
1.06
1.15
57'A Mar
20,000
1
1.35
1.34
1.40
10,000
31c
Ltd
•
Mining
•
31c
35c
1,760
2.75
2.70
2.94
21.100
80c
70c
85c
146,850
69c
121,750
Apr
1.06 May
1.30 Mar
30c
1.54
Jan
2.33
50c
3.05
30c
Jan
97c
39c
8.65
Feb
9.65
•
Jan
16c
15c
93c
18c
12,000
14c
2.15
1.95
Apr
20c
2.29
51,000
70c
Jan
61
61
50
58%
Jan
63
Apr
25c
Jan
50c
Apr
7
Apr
Bathurst
Power
class
A
•
Beattle-Duquesne
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines
Beaver
*
1
Lodge
Lumber
1
Ltd
•
Belcher
Bell
Mining
Telephone
Beta
Gamma
Bevcourt
4.?c
38c
44c
20,031
7
7
7%
2,350
3.05
3.00
3.38
22,000
70c
73c
6.20
Apr
1.55
11%
__
31,225
22
100
64c
37,200
35c
Feb
29
75c
48
47
48
May
14,382
45%
Jan
48
May
21c
Feb
•
37c
36c
44c
53.400
1
14c
13'Ac
16c
213,600
11c
12c
2,500
1
—
1
Mines
2.23
1.80
2.28
240,189
7c
7%c
11,683
14
14
14
425
1
—_*
•
Mar
'52c
13'Ac May
10c
2.29
Jan
14c
50c
4.65
2.68
500
11
11 %
2,550
1.05
2,725
13c
14c
10% Mar
1.80 May
6c
Jan
Mar
Apr
2.28 May
11 %c Apr
Jan
14'A
1.00 May
Bobjo Mines
Bonville Gold
2.35
2.55
26,675
39
39
25
2.20
2.50
37,350
29c
28'Ac
30c
17.000
1
20c
13'Ac
13c
Apr
32c
17c
35,000
13c
10 %c
24c
10'Ac
May
Jan
11c
27,000
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
24,332
5'Ac Mar
17c
Apr
1
_
-
1
1
Petroleum
Traction
2.55 May
preferred
11c
10c
12c
2.80
2.90
3,335
1.00
1.10
2,400
7%
7%
7%
28,838
7%
Apr
9 % Mar
47%
Apr
49% Mar
1.30
May
48%
48'A
48'A
145
1.45
1.30
1.55
37,550
1
•
pfd
100
•
2.45 Mar
98c
3.50
Apr
1.36
Apr
Jan
2.50
Apr
3.85
Jan
2.65
2.60
2.70
8.200
26%
26
26%
10,170
25%
95%
52%
95'A
Apr
96%
29%
147
92%
Jan
52'A
53
460
96'A May
50%
Jan
53
100
105
50
53
105 105%
2.55 Mar
40 Wall
92
103
Apr
105% Mar
52
Jan
54% Mar
1,500
9c
Jan
50c
50c
5,000
50c
4.00
May
57c
4.65
7,370
3.80 Mar
4.85
16c
%
Gompamj Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall
4-1656
Mar
Feb
a48c
a50c
3,200
72c
37c
72c
Feb
74c
50c
3,650
67 %c
Jan
79c
66c
15,550
May
47c
Jan
80c
May
63c
May
Company Limited
Members:
CANADIAN
Mar
a48c
66c
54
Gairdner &
SECURITIES
The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Jan
Mar
325
54
Gairdner
Jan
Mar
2.85
1
preferred
preferred
2.20 May
May
•
Petroleum
4%%
39
1.10
50
4%
2.80 May
Jan
*
Ltd
British American Oil
British Columbia Electric
1.80 Mar
35
1
—
ordinary
Jan
1.65
Apr
2.45
2.35
-*—,50
_
Mines
3.10 Mar
12%
May
25c
15c
Jan
13
May
1
Cerium
Feb
1.02
Apr
Apr
76c
22
Bordulac
Britalta
22
Jan
59c
Mines
Mines
80c
17
Jan
22
Mines
Biltmore Hats class A pfd
Black
Bay Uran Ltd
Blue Ribbon
Corp pfd
Brilund
8%
3.00 May
45c
Jan
Apr
Apr
64c
Kirkland
Rock
61
2.95
1
Corp
Uranium
Bidgood
61c
*
common
Gold
Yukon
Bicroft
65'Ac
Feb
1.08
Mar
1
Canadian Affiliate:
50
Apr
*
1.84 Mar
6,400
Apr
Jan
Feb
Ltd
Feb
1.31
Jan
Mines
Mining
Jan
a8.95
Feb
2.10
Uranium
Feb
1.24
2.68
Feb
44
Mines
5.50 May
Jan
Apr
10
Feb
Apr
Apr
32c
18%c
Peiroieums
Bata
Blue
Jan
300
_*
Montreal
Bathurst
Bibls
19c
2,805
Warrants
Baska
Apr
13c
1
Metals
May
14%
17'A
1
Barnat Mines
Base
Apr
59
17%
1
Co
26
126
l
Oils
Barymln
Feb
Apr
14%
__
Bailey Selburn Oil Ac Gas class
of
52%
l
River
Bankeno Mines
Bankfield Consolidated
Bank
Jan
Jan
16%
Aumaque
Barvue
Apr
1.25
12%c
Mines
of
9%c
80c
Mar
105
48c
50c
Mar
Mar
13c
•
Atun-Ruimer
Bank
20%
79c
26
Jan
1
Yellowknife
Banff
May
56'A May
13% Mar
Mar
10c
__
10
Steels
Atlas
Aunor Gold
Auto Fabric
Feb
Jan
55c
38c
21%
Feb
Mar
6.15
Jan
44c
50c
22%
1
3.75
16c
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
19%
4.70 Mar
56
13
23%
A
2.00
9.00 Mar
Jan
55
Apr
1.30
14% May
6%c
•
Arjon Gold
Ascot Metals
Corp
Ashdown Hardware
1.10 May
Jan
6.75 May
3.00 Jan
__
♦
22c
98c
5c
Jan
108% Mar
Jan
„
*
pfd class
14c
146,606
1.20
7.10
14%
3.30
1.35
1.12
7.05
*
•
May
69% Jan
1,703
50
Oil
2nd
13'A Mar
71
10,586
1.20
common
conv
Apr
Jan
96%
1
Preferred
8%
49
26%
5
•
Feb
22'A Mar
98'A Mar
Mar
89
50o
•
50c
12% Jan
97
26%
1.32
•
Jan
Jan
95
•
A
38c
26%
1
Ltd
1
Corp
28c
2,180
70%
25
1.80 May
10,000
2.25
67%
Corp
AviliaDona
11,560
27c 27 %c
1.85
2.10
67%
Mines
Aubelle
Feb
93c
8.50
Petroleums
Aumacho
Apr
84c
63%c
310
Consolidated
$2.40
95c
May
16,202
20c
Anthes-Imperial
Argus
Jan
Mar
52c
17%
Anglo Canadian Pulp &
Paper pfd
Anglo-Huronlan
:
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Area
8
58c
85c
100
class
7% Feb
8,500
2,600
97%
Anglo-American Exploration
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Arcan
200
77c
56c
16
Larder
Oil
Apex
7%
75c
__
97%
pfd
Lead
Anchor
7%
Apr
May
52c
76 %c
Feb
1
51.
11c
9,200
Jan
100
1
page
16,600
Feb
199
a8.95
Ltd
1st
Petroleums
Nepheline
Anacon
5%
70c
5.25
1
Ltd
see
Canada
*
Limited
footnotes
1.45
35c
42c
14%
l
Petroleums
of
Leduc
Bralsaman
5.25
1
Ltd
Petroleums
For
Amalgamated
V
Apr
15'/8
Ltd
Ltd
Co
1.63
1
Devoi<mrni»nt
Oil
7.15
1
Valley Oil 9p Ltd
Wilrich
325
*z
Ltd
Rio-Prado Cons Oils Ltd
Sapphire
Souris
9,000
1.63
Apr
4.75 Mar
36c
2
&
PhilllDs Oil Co
25c
10 %
—*
Dominion Oil Ltd
Petroleums Ltd—
Q'iphor
25,635
500
36c
1
Petroleums
Bristol
British
Co
Feb
14c
*
preferred
106
18c
17%
*
10% May
24'A May
Mar
lie
97'A
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
2nd
103
Jan
16c
1
Algoma
Aluminum
25 'A
33% May
26% Jan
17c
8.65
Apr
1.35
*
Co
Jasper Oil Corp
Merrill
6.15
9.75
25c
...
1
Jan
11 %c
100
—
May
—*
Corp Ltd
Canadian Devonian Pete
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Federated Petroleums Ltd
A
Ltd
———
4%%
Ltd
Atlantic
27c
5.50
1
A
1
Ltd
Petroleums
Canadian
6.10
1
Gas class
Refining
Mines
Warrants
Bridge & Tank pfd
27c
Co
Cons——
Boymar
Bralorne Mines
•
Oil
10
26
1
High
Jan
1.90
Debentures
Brazilian
Limited
•
Jan.
Jan
22%
13'Ac Mar
12
Stocks—
Altex
Pacific
Beaver
12c
8%
725
104% 104%
„
Mar
Jan
4.75
78c
a27c
59c
Ltd
Apr
5.05 May
14c
10,500
6.75
Ltd
80c
10c
9.60
10c
1,485
24 %
9,565
Feb
9c
1,000
5.60
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
8,400
1.60
5.90
Ltd
9c
400
2.45
Feb
1.10
30,000
13c
Ltd
20c
12,100
2.95
37c
400
10%
24
27c
com
Bagamac Mines
Waite
New
Apr
4.25 Mar
Hoc
9c 10'Ac
—
26%
10%
•
ctfs
Atlas
41c
20c
6%c
—
ViolaMac Mines Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
New
Jan
Ltd
Lithium
Oil
Apr
May
20c
9%c
■
Mines
Apr
17,000
78c
37c
Fields
Asbestos
1.90 May
10c
43,050
1,000
Ltd—.
Trebor Mines Ltd
United
Feb
13c
6,225
Ltd
Uddlen
5%c
2.35
6.80
Lake Mines Ltd
Mines
May
Feb
26%
24
__
9'Ac
Ltd
Tazin
Mines
48c
Feb
87c
1,500
6.30
Mines Ltd.
Mines
3c
63,200
20c
6.80
Ltd
(1944»
Gold
1,000
18c
.
Ltd
Tache
Silver
%c
6c
Rock Iron Mines
Sullivan Cons Mines
Tobrit
2.70 May
9c
Apr
2.35
8teep
Tlblemont
1.05
Jan
3.95
.
MM'
Btandard
May
Jan
80c
20c
Indus
Mines
Mines
20
41c
17,200
9'Ac
Mines
Gold
Mar
15,200
7c
4.05
Ltd
Mines
Jan
97c
8c
83c
Dredging Ltd
Fields
16%
Apr
73% May
5 %C
18c
Mines
Ttd
Sherritt-Gordon
Jan
2.03
3.95
Crest Gold Mines
Roche Long Lac Mines
Gold
46c
11c 12'Ac
,
Red
Royran
67 % May
1.25 May
67c
68c
1.90
30c
Jan
2.00
5
7c
4.10
Quebec Smelting & Rpflnine Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd—
Mines
5
87c
"
—
Uranium
1.00 May
Apr
trust
since
Lota
10%
1
Petroleums
Uranium
Aigom
May
5.15 Mar
•
Range
26%
_*
Knife
Shares
33
•
Distillers
Alberta
May
63c
1
Oil
&
for Week
High
31%
Warrants
31c
Apr
18% May
16c
Apr
24'/2C Apr
Jan
Jan
43c
7,000
60c
1.88
—-
Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd.
Quebec Lithium Corp
Rayrock
3.25
•
32 %
—100
Yellow
Voting
Apr
90c
Gas
Alberta
May
17
Apr
16c
200
83c
a
5'Ac
8c
Mining Co
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd———
Radiore
73'A
19%
76c
2.03
Ltd
Metallurgical
75c
1,000
72%
Jan
5%c Jan
79,500
19%
Jan
8c
5,000
48c
Ltd
Gold
Quebec
9.10
500
1.25
11c
Preston East Dome
9'Ac Jan
1,000
52c
67c
Mines Ltd
Gold
4.25
1.00
1.90
Ltd
Goldfields
64,100
90c
55 'Ac 55 %c
a
Ltd
Uranium
Mines
Consol
7,500
14,900
Feb
Range
of Prices
Loto
♦
Albermont
Apr
37c
common
A
Akaitcho
Apr
12c
Jan
16
1,850
11c
77c
(1945)
Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd-
Parbec
20c
42c
73%
Ltd
4c
Acme
Apr
7c
28 %c
22'Ac Mar
30
18(4
56c
Jan
Jan
12c
Oils
Corp
Uranium
18,500
■
Obalskl
Orchan
7c
al6
12c 13 %c
—
Ltd
Mining
17,500
90c
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Normetal
33c
3.75
Ltd
Canada
Mines
7c
25
:
Agnew-Surpass common
AJax Petroleums
2.85 Mar
Jan
2'Ac
•
common
Acadia-Uranlum
3.20 Apr
24% May
May
38c
1,000
1,000
15c
1.80
&
24,500
17%
—
Mines
1.63
6C
42c
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
New
Jan
5c
30c
———
Mines
New
50c
34c
15% Mar
21c
90c
Formaque Mines Ltd—
Valor
5,100
12 (4 c
Monpas Mines Ltd
Pitt
23,000
5,700
10%C
———■-—
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines
Pato
Jan
1.10
&
Preferred
Jan
78c
1.70
19c
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
Mogador Mines Ltd
New
25c
May
38c
18%
—.
New
May
21c
Sales
Last
Paper
preferred
Class
Anr
5,500
alii
Ltd
4.70
25c
24%
—
Ltd—
May
15c
22
Power
Acadia-Atlantic
9%c May
1,200
7c
Ltd
Ablttbl
Apr
29
3.85 Mar
21c
Ltd
Mines
48c
Jan
Jan
2c
Week's
Sale Frice
Par
4%%
15c
91c
30c
•iVv"''
Funds
Friday
Apr
21c
_—
we are
Canadian
1.50 May
3.25 Apr
May
22
200
7.25
Feb
32c
125
23,000
4.15
Jan
Feb
2.10
2,500
1.63
Labrador Mining & Explor Co Ltd—
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd——Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd—
Lorado
17,500
Exchange
able to
not
Mar
15c
24%
voting trust
Zinc
5.00
72c
4c
Gold
Lead
6c
4.15
42c
Ltd—
Jardun Mines
34c
5c
1.10
publication,
STOCKS
a26% a26%
5'Ac
25c
we were
May
32c
—
fact that
Apr
44c
2,200
Mines
49c May
Apr
2,100
Ltd—*
Apr
35c
Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
21'Ac Mar
to the
secure last
Friday May 20 prices
including them in this week's compilation. Conse¬
quently this week's tabulaton is for the
period (Friday May 20 to and
including
Friday, May 27).
in time for
Apr
17 %c Jan
1,000
37c
1.31
a26%
NOTE—Due
3.45
18
5^90
—
Metals
Apr
7c
36c
3.25
*
Mines
8.95
Feb
1.20
"
■
Jan
%c Feb
15c
5.80
Ltd—-———
2.10
15% May
2.95
34c
21
Toronto Stock
Mar
150
1.30
—
(1945)
18c
11,800
3.00
—
Ltd
Jan
al6
37c
Ltd
Ltd
4%c
22c 23'Ac
—
may
High
Jan
13c
23 %c
—
Limited
Uranium
Jack
1.30
13c
—
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd—1
Hoilinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
5
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Iso
1.00
1.30
—
Ltd
Mines
Corp Ltd
Refining Co
Mines
Por
2
al5'A
Mines
Grandines
1,000
38c
Ltd———
Falconbrldge Nickel Mines Ltd——
Fontana
Frobisher
3'Ac
—
Ltd-.
Mines
Metals
Metal
2,000
3'Ac
Ltd————
Smelting
Fab
17,100
Ltd
Mines
Eastern
East
13c
8.00
Ltd
Co
Asbestos
Don a Id a
11c
7.90
Ltd..
Zinc Mines
Mining
11c
8.00
Ltd-.
Mines
Explorations
Ltd—
Mines
ended
Range sin
'
Consol
week
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
for
Sales
Range
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Range
Sale Price
12
5,615
8%
17
17
17
200
lb%
*
14%
14%
635
12
Jan
Class B
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Telephone
•
4.50
7c
Jan
Apr
13c
15c
14,325
9c
May
24c
Apr
Consolidated
26c
52,650
18c
Feb
35c
May
11%
10%
11%
2,090
Jan
79c
70c
80c
36,100
64c
May
1.40 Mar
10c
10c 12%C
65,903
5%c
Uranium
„1
Class
Oils
Apr
Apr
Oil
87c. Mar
Consolidated
29 % Mar
Consolidated
,85
65
Jan
86% Mar
Consolidated
55
283
48
Jan
60
Feb
1,010
8
7% Jan
14%
15
5,425
13% May
30c
38c
75,940
8% Jan
14%c Feb
20c
20c
20c
2,000
13 %c
5.50
5.25
5.50
1,800
8.70
9.20
8.50
8.65
700
1.90
1.75
2.09
232,891
Jan
55c
Apr
29c
4.90
9.00
16% Mar
;
95c
1
70c
Apr
26c
27c
30c
19,504
20c
43c
Mar
85c
60c
85c
32,232
46c
Mar
1.24
12 %C
12c
13c
56.900
10c
Mar
23c
Mar
14c
13 %c
15c
12c
Apr
18c
Jan
1.00
1.10
19,200
1,000
45c
Jan
1.90
Apr
1.57
1.53
1.75
77,860
45c
Jan
88c
70c
88C
63.901
60c
Feb
1.75 May
1.00 May
Feb
Mines
Jan
Conwest
Copper
2.90
Apr
38%
1,371
30 %
30%
323
10%
11
670
8%
Feb
12% Mar
Coulee
16%
16%
150
14%
Feb
17% Mar
Cournor
26
27
1,850
22%
Jan
28 Vs
Stone
26%
8%
*
_—
45
8%
127
300
166 166%
166
10
8
66
•
77
75
77
135
•
3.30
3.30
3.50
1,350
2.00
class
255
370
33
86
330
Mar
Jan
4.70
Jan
2.75
May
34%
Feb
81
37% Mar
86
86
20
Feb
9% Feb
Jan;
2.00
Feb
200
3.30 May
2,000
40
32%
Apr,
34%
*
B
Canada Permanent Mortgage
2.25
39%
40
*
A
43 Va Mar
Mar
40
83% Jan
Mar
1,200
5,245
6.15
6.00
6.75
64,831
1.25
13,950
1.15 May
12c
11c
12c
12,589
11c
Jan
17 %c
Apr
——•
•
18%
17%
18%
7,623
16%
Jan
18%
Feb
17
17
17
885 '
16% May
17'A
Jan
12
12
100
II
13
Apr
1.30
1.01
1.35
228,470
35c
Jan
3.35
13c
13c
13c
5,000
9c
Jan
18c
4.25
4.25
5
4.20
Feb'
5.00
8%C
625
7c
Mar
20c 20 %c
6,470
19c
Feb
Apr
36% Jan
1
*
20%
52
28c
28c
6,375
100
128
50
Southern
Canada
Southern
Oil
Canada SS Lines
Canada
Wire
a
class
Canadian
Admiral
Atlantic
Oil
Canadian
Bank
Canadian
of
69 %
6.05
40%
9,099
28"%
27%
29%
Mar
74
Jan
Mines
Davis Leather class A
Decoursey Brewis Mines
Deer Horn Mines Ltd
D'Eldona Gold Mines Ltd
31%
74c
82c
34%
37
Del
Feb
29% May
2,613
74c
Jan
Jan
37
Dome
Car
Canadian
Celanese
Canadian
Colleries
Canadian
Cellulose
&
May
35c
Feb
26c
25c
29c
65,200
11c
Jan
38c
May
Apr
11
May
Decalta
250
23,959
81c
Feb
105
500
90c
May
2UC
24C
34,*o7
20c
May
90C
3,000
85c
May
1.35
1.50
19,150
34c
42c
175.675
2,800
35,280
5.85
750
5.00 Mar
15%
16%
1,340
15% May
18% Mar
24c
28,700
15c
34c
•
•
Dominion Scottish Investment com—1
22%
22 %
23
17
15%
17 %
25
25
52
17%
22
22'A
825
20
Apr
25
Jan
Dominion
21
250
10%
6,510
8 3A
9.25
8.50
9.25
15,520
8.50
63c
65c
2,733
60c
21c
2,000
17c
•
20
21%
May
Feb
Preferred
Class
May
10% Mar
Dominion
Steel
89c
Feb
Dominion
Stores common
29c
Feb
Dominion Tar
Apr
1.90
1.87
1.99
AH 35,020
1.76
Apr
19%
20
1,105
15%
Jan
:V-';V
'
19
19
225
3.50
I'l.'V
'
3.75
com
3.75
300
19
.
& Coal
•
& Chemical
Canadian
Mar
22% Mar
Jan
4.10 Mar
6%
6%
6%
100
.100
65
65
65
20
-10c
—,
Homestead
—,
Oils
_
2.15
2.10
2.20
3,128
1.97
7%
7%
8
1,940
7% Mar
•
♦
25
2 6'A
4%
Jan
Feb
7%
Jan
35
J,155
43c
25%
-
65
Jan
May
3.00
Apr
Malartic
•
common
preferred
Warrants
48c
<49,870
20
21
36c
1,286
17
Jan
105
45
105
6%
1,840
53c
53c
60c
,
Donalda
Dow
1
May
8
May
21,700
48c
Mar
28
25
33%
313/4
33%
24
24%
6,965
Canadian
Canadian
Prospect
Canadian
Tire
Canadian
Canadian
58,426
33% May
25% May
1A2
Feb
Corp__
2.20
11
11
125
6% Jan
11
85
80
85
155
Mar
85
_
-
pfd
2.35
33'Ac
_
106
100
______
•
Vickers
41
41
106
69
20
42%
Jan
Jan
*
_
_
Utilities
84c '
17% Mar
32,548
24%
2.42
22% May
106
Pacific
Railway
Apr
Jan
PetrSfina Ltd preferred--10
1
Pipelines & Petroleums-
980
2.55
29%
Jan
Sullivan
i
Eastern
Williston
Ltd
Cariboo
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
_
—
Explorers
Central
Leduc Oil
Central
Patricia
Central
Porcupine
Charter
Chatco
—*1--'
Apr
5.25
Jan
1.85
3.00 May
5.20 Jan
16,100
85c
87c
1
16c
16c 16'Ac
11'Ac
8 %c 11'Ac
_
;
Chemical
Cheskirk
26c
28c
3,500
Eureka
♦
4,600
-
50
185
6
6
6%
7
7
Jan
Chimo
4.45 May
7.50 Mar
Fargo
Jan
2.20
Feb
Jan
1.00
Jan
Ltd
Oils
Grain
Federal
24c
Jan
Federal
Jan
18c
Apr
Jan
2.05 Mar
53
Feb
May
15%
100
35,500
Feb
14%
16
Feb
5c
Jan
Frobisher
Cockshutt
Farm
class
Coin
Lake
Coldstream
35c
7,900
28 %C
Jan
46c
Apr
45c
45c
1,800
40c
May
70c
Feb
6,305
80c
Mar
96c
2.04
1.90
■'
—
—
'
2.05
55,516
1.36
Jan
2.49 May
1.80
1.85
600
1.80
Apr
2.15
75
75
60
65
Jan
82%
Apr
23 %c
Jan
Jan
10c
31,500
8%c May
87c
83c
1.00
21,156
83c
May
1.18
Jan
75c
75c
83c
4,600
72c
Feb
87 'Ac
Jan
20
8%c :LO'Ac
18%
20
200
905
11c
32c
7%
7%
1.30
7%
1
1.30
1.000
18
20
Jan
11c
13c
25,200
7'Ac
Feb
30c
40c
17,300
10c
Jan
4'Ac
6c
Feb
May
1.35 Mar
Feb
♦
21c
Apr
60c
19,000
*
4.15
4.00
4.15
2,400
3.25
Apr
4.15 May
1.72
1.72
1.75
900
1.65
Jan
1.85
46c
46C
1.300
42c
Mar
85c
May
49c
59c
91,410
42c
Apr
78c
Apr
25c
Jan
21c
Coniaurum
Conro
•
Mines
Development
1
Corp
Consolidated
Allenbee
Consolidated
-
■
53c
16c
Astoria
Consolidated
Oil-
10%c
10%
Bakeries
19c
17.300
14%c Jan
10c
12c
30.489
8%c Feb
10%
11
1.120
7% Mar
25c
Consolidated Bellekeno
1
31c
30c
33c
20.431
Consolidated
1
11c
14c
2.500
4%c
1
23c
5.170
21c
Central
Consolidated
Cadillac
Denison
Consolidated
Mines
Consolidated. Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
For
footnotes
see
58c
Apr
19c
Mar
36c
22c
8.00
7.75
8.20
87,104
2.10
3.25
3.40
17,145
2.60 Mar
•
51.
May
61c
May
79c
Jan
45c
Mar
70c
May
6%c Jan
12c
Apr
65c
64 %c
61c
70c
9c
9'Ac
12,300
13,500
15,633
855c
8'Ac
9%c
13,000
8c
Jan
19c
19c
2,500
18c
Mar
40
41
215
32
Feb
44
7
110
6
Mar
7
12%c 14%c
652,950
10c
Jan
•'**•••
13'Ac
7'
1.03 May
Gas
26 %c
Apr
50c
21%
Jan
29% May
4,710
25% May
29
Mar
Feb
29
May
25%
26%
25
26 %
27%
425
2.35
2.59
156,325
2.16
2.42
13,038
39
39
60
26
Jan
41
29
Jan
31
10c
Jan
30 %
13c 13 %c
9,100
4.85
18,750
4.55
4.80
1.72 Jan
75
30 %
30%
13 %c
1.80 Jan
Y:g;;
9
100
2.50
2.35
2.65
116
117
920
23
23
9c
9
247
8%c
>;.
17,230
117
3.60
9,500
—'*
May
1.75
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
18
3,330
97
97
35
4.25
21,495
70c
360
85%
Gatineau
5%
Power
86%
530
75
40c
40c
52c
27,200
80c
76c
80c
5,400
30
26 %
preferred
preferred
Mines Ltd
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
29%
30'A
1,988
111
111
15
110
55
110 %
112%
113
13%
13
13%
6,962
8%
8
8%
2,285
59
62%
62%
1,455
9.80
7
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38c
1.232
38c
May
75c
61c
64c
12,514
40c
Jan
81c
Feb
New York 36,
Mar
Direct Private Wires to
Canada
N. Y.
24%
4.80
95c
Feb
Apr
May
Apr
Apr
May
88
Jan
77c
Apr
90c
Feb
32 V2
Apr
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Feb
Feb
Jan
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Feb
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Mar
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38c
64c
Feb
Apr
2.85 May
97
Mar
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1
•
—3
10
120
13c
Apr
Apr
Feb
5.70 May
34
3.90 Mar
1
•
common
5 'A 7*
Geco
86%
22%c
Feb
60c
32%
2.85 Mar
Feb
90
4.00
Jan
3.10 Mar
Jan
6c
25
31%
4.00
Jan
32c
Exploration
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Jan
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6,223
27%
2.38
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5,500
26
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—
Jan
14%c May
2.39
1
•
Apr
Mar
27,366
•
——
33c
1.20
1.03
27%
1
1
25o
pfd
14 %c
34'Ac 38'Ac
1.09
Jan
3:35
1
page
12% May
Jan
Mar
1
Discovery
Jan
May
21c
1
Cordasun
Consolidated
May
61
64c
40
Jan
36
Jan
9'Ac
.......
A
12%
Mar
33
3,074
68c
Jan
18c
29% Mar
86
60
Apr
1
'
Petroleum
Mines
8%
50
34
58
Apr
7%C Apr
—_5
6c
'
Commonwealth
69c
8% Jan
7% Feb
1.191
4'Ac
Colomae, Yellowknife
Coniagas
11%
34
59%
Mar
Apr
1
_
11%
common
Debentures
96c
1
!
Cooper
11%
*
-10
20
1
1
1
1
*
25
*
-1
—
5c
2,000
65c
86c
*
-
^.OO Jan
32%
33c
4
A
Equip
3.75 Mar
•
100
*
J)
90c
1
Cody-Rico Mines
1,400
common
Ltd
General
Cochrane-Dunlop
5.00
8%c
34c
■■
1
Corp.
4.25
*
(A
Freiman
Apr
1
Mining
Apr
5.00
class A
Warrants
-25
Willians
Jan
Co
Cos
Fraser
4.40 May
16c
3.35 Mar
Apr
1.52 May
Gold
Motor
Ford
Jan
2.20
1.02 Jan
Jan
*
—*
*
*
Foundation
24c
123,150
—
class
Jan
Feb
17 %c
30
1.38
—20
1
Consolidated
9%c
Feb
Mar
Jan
1.15
Fittings Ltd class A
Fleet Manufacturing
7% Mar
45,575
♦
Cochenour
15%
Mar
1.22
Jan
6% May
4.30
Citra-Lartlc
121,850
8%
44c
2.95
Federated
60c
1.57 May
24
7.25
Kirkland
Petroleum
Apr
Feb
9%c
1
Chrysler Corp
1.30
Mar
Jan
Preferred
Feb
4.15
Gold
1.21
Mar
25
23,000
25%
Jan
47
38 % Miay
13
May
5.00
Fanny
6
7'Ac
.-.
20c
'7
32c
415
26%
Jan
25c
■
;
2.20 May
Players
Famous
5
4.25
Chromium
Cobalt
15%
1
Copper
26%
9%c
Nickel
1.35
May
4
7'Ac
Mines
25%
19C
1
Falconbridge
155
1
Chibougamau Exnlor
1,635
26,500
26%
-4
——
1
Chesterville
Chib-Kayrand
7%
36c 38 %c
Jan
18.766
Corp
Warrants
7c
-
1.74
-500
Research
Mines
7%
9%
21% Mar
11,725
Ltd
Mines
Francoeur
Chateau-Gai Wines
265
2.30
Equitable Life Insurance
Erie Flooring class A__
15c
2,000
16,900—
1.61
-10
_
_
9,875
24
28% Feb
8,081
13
24
May
52% May
17 % May
5.95
Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines
10
Jan
70c
47%
♦
common
~
50
•
~~20
_
38%
12 %
25
Apr
2.20
Glacier
4.50
9,440
—1
1
—
31%
15%
5.70
Pen-Rey Oils
Sol Gold
2.70
1,500
1.90
;
Oil
__
5.75
1.80
1.05
May
5.95
3,200
4.10
5.55
87c
70c
2,300
11,376
3.80
1.90
19
357
77c
8.90
lii
—
Trust
Steel
3.15
8.40
4.00
i
10,075
Jan
75c
•
\
Oils
Preferred
19%
1.25 May
1
Gold
Chamberlain
Chartered
Mar
3.75 Mar
437
1
Central
Centremaque
50
500
1.37
8.40
I„1
Trethewey
Castle
19
3.80
3.00
•
17%
2.28
Ltd
Mines
May
19
1
—
Ltd
16%
5.75
Mines
Elder
Eldrich
Emerald
3.80
1
-
Corp
Mar
1.30
class A
Paper
Eddy
El
19
—1
Producers—
Oil
Canso
_.6c
_
Gas
—
Easy Washing Machine
Economic Invest
Apr
3.80
Western Natural Gas pfd.-20
Natural
51
1
1
1
—.——I
*
Mines
Metals
Steel
May
1.25
Canadian
Canso
25
Mar
1
—
Amphi
Estella
Canadian
52
1
Minerals
.
East Malartic Mines
El
106% May
47% Mar
Feb
102
Apr
37c
.—------
&
Mines
Dyno
Eastern
Mar
Canadian
Oils
Duvex
East
3.00
Canadian
17 Va May
19
7
—•
1
Mines
Brewery
61c
•
23% May
13
'
26% May
Jan
Mar
105
20%
203/4
—*_
—
—
Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian
45c
6 %
Oils Cos
Canadian
5%
OX-
Jan
' Apr
17% Mar
Feu
9%
•
Canadian
Feb
50
13
■"..r
-23.50
Dominion Textile common
East
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian Locomotive
5.90
9,075
.
24
•
•
com
Preferred
Feb
2.15
23
Mar
1.75
*
A
40% May
Apr
3,499
50
12'A Mar
:
Preferred
30%
35
Magnesium
Jan
Mar
Jan
1.35
40%
Dominion Foundry & Steel com
20
Jan
May
1.90
5.50
1
Jan
9%
common-
Products
50c
Jan
23
20
Food
1.74
Jan
1.26 May
1.31
Asbestos
23
Jan
Petroleum
Fairbanks
Canadian
1.25 Mar
Feb
15c
Jan
Jan
31c
38%
20c
19%: May
Dredge
Canadian
1.18
1.33
■
Canadian
1.10
1.10 May
39%
21c
22
""3
(Dunsmuir)
Devonian
-
20%
Warrants
Canadian
(Western)
Mines
1,000
10
common
11
1.04
2
2.50
—*
2,100
20
—
8%
11
98c
1.05
25o
22%
•
»
Feb
18c
35c
21%
~25
______
Chemical
76% May
54
1.45
22
20c
$1 preferred
Canadian
Jan
588
139
13,713
20C
20%
•
common
Feb
35%cMay
1.05
22
-20
—i
23
18
Apr
24% c May
105% Jan
1.00
21%
common
Class A
Jan
May
76
—
Seagrams
Dominion
Canadian
26c
02c
Ltd
Exploration
Dome
May
1.75
May
29 Va
Jan
10'Ac May
1
*
Devon-Leduc
Distillers
Apr
75
Minerals
31% May
Mar
85c
Producers
Rio
1.73 Mar
18c
Mines
Detta
44
Jan
25
41,460
37
Jan
Delnite
Feb
7.30
Apr
28% May
4,482
75c
Jan
60c
Apr
5.65
17,961
30 %
10c
14
39
31%
Canners
Jan
40c
7,398
3,875
•
Apr
Mar
65
45c
41%
3.30
Apr
12%
6.10
5.85
41 %
1.40 Mar
May
2.05
25
25
Empire Oils
90c
1,120
42c
•
—
British
13%
2
Breweries
Canadian
12,370
20
Commerce
Preferred
Canadian
2,800
3.00
69%
*
Oil
Canadian
B
1.00
13%
13%
12.50
pfd
Cable
&
90c
2.55
warrants
Petrol
v:
Jan
6.75 May
Jan
19c
75%
Feb
95
:
23%
Feb
1
5
Ltd
Mines
20
2.95
128
20%
3.50 May
2.05 Mar
1
._
Zellerbach
Cusco
8%c
1
10
Crowpat Minerals
Crow's Nest Coal
Crown
4.25
1
Mines
Pershing
Trust
1.15
1.18
*
1
Craig Bit
Crown
Apr
3.35
22%
Mining
Croinor
Apr
3.00 Mar
80c
Apr
22
Lead
Crestaurum
40c
2.04 Jan
3.15
D'Aragon
Canada
62c
22
Cliff Consol Mining
(H) Dist voting
Non-voting class B
Cosmos Imperial Mills
37%
Apr
9c
128,381
60,012
Jan
•
1
*
Corby
30%
May
126,700
73c
Apr
3.15
Copper-Man
30
32c
2.74
63c
May
10
—
Exploration
9.65 May
37 %
21c
2.42
Jan
10% Mar
Jan
;fp'32c)
1
Sannorm
*
38 %
Lands
Packers
49c
Feb
Gas
Consumers
Apr
36% May
Jan
May
Jan
Consolidated West Petroleum—
8.05
Jan
31c
31c ;
2.74
6 50
48c
29
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
*
Consolidated Tungsten ———._—1
Apr
4.15 Apr
25,336
25,571
May
Consolidated
8
53
Warrants
Class
Jan
Jan
75
10
Machinery
Malting
Canada
Apr
21c
25
8%c Feb
16,826
;1,:-v:%160;::
36'/a
•
1
Orlac
1
Peak Oils
1
Quebec Gold
2.50
Ranwick
1
Red Poplar Min——1
Consolidated
29
35%
Apr
3.00
60c
Consolidated
35c
Jan
41c
Apr
27
2.00
19c
Jan
16,332
8,895
Apr
25c
11 %c
2.89
70,362
46%
17c
35,350
2.80
10,660
25c
15
A
Canada Life Assurance
Canada
4.25 Mar
47c
Feb
•
Foundry
Canada
Jan
68c
Jan
*
Iron
Feb
Feb
2.80
5,925
11 %c 13 %c
Apr
1.00
49c
42 %
•
Canada
3.60
34c
Jan
23c
65 %c
Negus
Consolidated
20
Cut
3.40
65c
21c
303,300
>: 41c
4%c
1
1
Preferred
&
54c
42c
885
1
class
40c
Mar
26%c May
522
54c
44c
7.000
33c
Red Lake
Exploration
Foils
4,000
68C
45,900
1
Crushed
40c
1
44%
9c 11 %c
44%
*
,
Canada
4,000
35c
19%c Mar
Jan
—4
Nicholson
Consolidated Northland Mines
1
Canada
10 %c
15c
36%
•
Mosher
33c
1
Flon
Canada Cement com
Canada
Consolidated
75c
8
Chibougamau
Campbell
Can-Met
May
16c
Jan
75
Consolidated
Campbell
Jan
Feb
A
Edmonton
Calnorth
Calvan
Mar
2.83
& Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
ijc
27
A
Flin
Feb
15c
14c
11 %c
Mattarrow
Mining
60c
55
&
20c
May
3.50
Howey
Consolidated
600
9V2c
Steel
Callinan
9.75
120,400
44%
B
Calgary
Feb
8c
26 %c 26 %c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd—
17c 23 %c
27 %c
class
7c
2,000
35c
•
9c ll%c
1
Hill
Burrard
30,000
16c
62'Ac 62 %c
class
Arrow
Consolidated
18c
Lake
Co
Jan
11,117
12% Mar
Products
&
2.65
I 05 May
15,457
%c
14 %c
Mines.
Guayana
Consolidated
Halliwell
22 %c
9c
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Burns
Lake
Feb
6.00
4.50 May
1
High
2.10
9c 12
Consolidated
13c
Canadian
Burlington
Gillies
Consolidated
Jan
25c
Ankerite
Bunker
May
1.75
Low
High
1.95
10c
Golden
29% May
48
Jan
1
1
1
Gold
Red
2.01
warrants
Consolidated
1.31 May
30
—7
since Jan.
Range
Shares
11 %c 11 %c
B
Class
Low
Rights
Feb
——1
Buffalo
Building
10c
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
14%
Consolidated
———1
_
Buffalo
Buffalo
4.50
8c
4.50
May
17% Mar
;
24% May
320
18,600
*
Jan
43 %
3,772
48
1.44
Mining
Brunswick Mining
Algoma
29%
1.35
Brunston
Buffadison
29
47
1.43
—
Mines
Brunsman
-
48
1
B
Mines
Brunhurst
?
29%
25
Co
Mines
class
Mills
11%
11%
•
British
Reef
13
Apr
14%
class
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
*
Packers
Last
Sale Price
1
r.ow
•
Forest
Columbia
Broulan
Jan.
Range since
A
Columbia
British
Buckles
Shares
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Products
British
Bruck
low
27
for Week
of Prices
Par
MAY
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Last
WEEK
FOR
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
79% Mar
50
\
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..
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
canadian markets
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week's
Friday
(Cont.)
iut
Sale Price
stocks
of Prices
—1
common
General
Wares
Steel
Geneva
Lake
Glenn
Uranium
God's
Lake
Gold
Mines
95
Jan
Madsen Red Lake
600
5.10
Jan
6.50
Jan
Magnet
6.00
1,445
5.25
Jan
6.45
Jan
Malartle
43
114
9%
12c
40% May
32,200
6.60
Mar
1,095
11c
7,010
1.12
1.01
1.20
69c
65c
70c
102
■"
Mar
45
11
Jan
Maple
20c
Jan
Maraigo
60 %c Mar
7.85
Jan
1.27 May
17c
25c
84,200
12c
Mar
25 C
Mar
15c
15c
20c
31,300
10c
Feb
19c
May
1
1.87
1.86
2.00
6,900
Jan
2.20
1
75c
70c
80C
46,000
Jan
1.33 Mar
Uranium
1.66
45c
Jan
Goldhawk
Porcupine
*
class
Grandines
1
Mines
33c
13 % c
Great
Northern
Paper
50
52%
Jan
375
6%
Apr
38c
55,000
15c
5.10
May
13c
4,878
13c
Mar
30c
58,800
39%
130
41,050
4.10
36 >/4
1
corn-
May
Feb
175
Great
Sweet
Great
West
Grass
Coal
_
__
-
61c
66,200
102 % 102%
•;
,..._
-1
.
10 %c
lie
10 %c
_1
Malartle
Gold
lie
9%c
12c
35,000
9%c 10 %c
12,190
•
Ltd
Oils
Jan
154,300
13c
29,200
26,237
9%
10%
106 %
.112
1,632
21 %c
24C
1,000
5%
5%
750
10%
_100
111
4
—
Maxwell
•
Ltd
Maybrun
_
Gulf
_
Mines
1
Oil
Gunnar
15c
28,000
9 %C
927
-/.'"33: .-/■!
4,411
54C
Apr
McKenzie
Red
1
37c
37c
38c
5,800
34c
28c
40c
...
•
common
Lake
Jan
McMarmac
Red
5.20 May
McWatters
Gold
3.9% May
33,650
46
505
45% May
48
1,935
18% May
1.50 May
2,01
2.39
14,716
7%
7%
7%
2.40
350
6%
6 VH
7
5%
500
7% May
4.00 May
,
Mar
4.00
Jan
7.75
150
9.35
Apr
1.35
1.25
1.40
62,616
18c
lie
23c
116,050
25
70
70
70
10
15%
14%
15%
25,784
9%
7.65
7.15
8.20
12,172
5.75
3.00
_.
»
Gypsum
__
4.00
Lake.
60 %
60
61
Merrill
Island
Apr
Merrill
Mftta
3.25
3.25
3.25
1,100
13 %c
13c
15c
239,885
8
15c
*
Hard
Mines
Rock
—,
Goid
Barding carpets
Harrison
Hartz
Minerals
—1
A.I
(F J class
Hasaga Gold
Head
Light
Preferred
Fee
Jan
7
Feb
Midcon
Jan
12
Feb
Mill
Oil
4
168,820
lie
Jan
60c
30c
38c
18,600
10c
Feb
60c
-1.20
1.49
43,460
1.10
Jan
1.75
75c
85c
19,900
44 %c
Jan
94c
Feb
9.75
Feb
i
1.21
Jan
f
'
24c
.'
75c
T
8.50
9.15
2,817
54c
5JC
59c
130,090
12%
12
13
1,209
11%
11%
11%
43c
43c
45c
4,910
39c
Jan
25c
2.C
2 DC
15,900
20c
Mar
4.10
3.95
4.10
7.000
3.00
Jan
6%C
6%c
8c
19,500
5%c
Jan
79c
1,750
19%
Power
9.15
1
_
19%
19%
1,770
40
40
50
60c
65c
13,709
com
-13.50
<4
City
•
Gas
Petroleum
Feb
Jan
40c
Jan
70
Jan
16%
Feb
Mining
Jan
8.75
Feb
Monarch
Jan
Apr
Jan
■
•
Jan
3.00
Jan
•
Moore
__
Knitting
Porcupine
Montreal
:May
•
Com
Moneta
Headway
Heath
Hees
Red
Lake
Heva Gold
High
Highwood
Hinde
Sarcee
Home
Homer
Howard
Hoyle
Smith
Paper
Mining
Erie
&
Jan
National
Cement
5%c
6 %c
10,000
21c
11,500
11c
15c
285
13,043
9.70
9.60
9.80
16c
18c
27,800
40%
40%
41
1,585
May
4,845
17 %c
Jan
10c
2,000
57
24%
3.85
V
6i %
3.70
20c
3.95
61 %
53%
22c
35%
class
2.60
■
20c
30c
34
35% May
10
Feb
7%c Mar
15c
Apr
45
50%
Jan
40
Jan
11 'A
48
417
35%
36%
6,553
35% Mar
10% Mar
11%
104%
4,335
7%
250
6C
7c
17,500
57%
6%c
11%
7%
58
1,340
104 % 104%
8
8
11%
Feb
11
Jan
4%c Jan
10c
Apr
49
60%
7
50
102% Mar
100
8
.
2,589
10%
Jan
14
13
470
11%
Apr
14% May
1.60
1.80
35,444
1.60 May
2.80 Mar
12%
19
100
17
•
34 %
34%
35%
970
32% Mar
A
100
103%
66%
:
Petroleum
•
Line
103% 103%
50
99%
66%
21,375
55
Jan
138
60
133
Mar
24%
26 %
5,808
24
25%
•
29 % Mar
1,865
13% Mar
15% May
25%
30%
15c
31,000
II,000
18c
22c
33,200
8c
1.60
1.60
45c
60c
9c
8%c
9%c
10c
7c
18,895
—1
13,500
1
10 %c
10'/8c 11 %c
1
41 %c
41 %c
46c
96,100
53c
66c
1.45
43c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Mar
8%c May
9%c Jan
69,300
1.87; 2.16
7,100
57c
2.16
8,500
Apr
5%c Mar
2,000
51c
f
41
%C May
32c
1.77
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
20%
1,445
11c
33c
Kirkland
1.86 Mar
76c
Lake
Townsite
New
(John)
Lake
Dufault
Lake
23,850
lie
Feb
23c
Mar
Leitch
Class
Jan
24
1,675
21%
Apr
23
May
8,127
8.15
Jan
19
May
19,650
1.10
Apr
1.15
1.28
44,020
75c
-13c 15%c
43,450
13c
May
6.35
26c
Jan
600
1.75 Mar
2.50
Jan
3.50 Apr
4.35
Jan
19%
20
12%
435
17%
Jan
12%
150
12% May
7c
9c
22,000
5%c Jan
64c
65c
1,200
21c
97,800
79c,
46,450
16c
65 %c
3.00
3.15
79c
93c
45%
575
75%
76
57,066
13%
Jan
12 %c
Apr
Apr
78c
Jan
Jan
25c
Apr
Jan
3.00 Mar
61c
Jan
page
51.
f
i
1.10
1.35
341,738
2.50
1.05 May
1.55 .Feb
'
5,666
16c
Jan
25c
Jaa
;
66,900
Dickenson
.50c
—1
2.12
2.11
2.15
6,410
31c
28 %c
35c
45,650
25c
13c
14C
2,125
lie
24c
26c
13,250
24c
New
25c
48c
271,466
15c
37c
37c
45c
93,350
Goldvue
New
Harricana
New
Highbridge
New
25c
——
Mines
Hosco
3.15 Mar
Jan
48c
Mines.
1.01
New Fortune
New
2.15 Jan
II
1.01 Jan:
2.00
1.34
2.70
Feb
Jaa
Apr
;;
18C
Feb
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40c
Jan
7
Jan
50c
Mar
21V2c Jan
68c
Apr
lie
May
72c
1
8%c
8c
8 %c
.1
7%c
7%c
V 8c
3,965
5%c Jan
9%C
New
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53c
48c
G4c
145,500
18c
Jan
75c
Malartle
Kelore
New
Laguerre
Newlund
Mines.
Mines
New
Marlon
New
Morrison
25,500
Jan j
Jan
New Jason Gold.
Hugh
7c
Feb
18c
15c
21c
326,300
6 %c
Jan
22c
Apr
A
32c
23c
35C
26,890
12c
Jan
43c
May
49,400
10c
May
28c
Feb
.1
10 %c
10c 12 %c
25c
23c 26 %c
53,525
23c
May
40c
Feb
14c
Mines
^
Apr
May
.1
——
Gold
1
Apr
14c
16c
37,100
7 %c
Jan
40c
Feb
4%c
4c
5c
51,000
4c
Jan
8%c Apr
9%c Apr
Ltd
Being exchanged for
Consolidated
tions
One
New
Morrison
Explora¬
each
old
Ltd
for
new
two
Mylamaque Explor.
Newnorth
Gold
New
Norzone
Pacalta
New
Rouyn
New
Ryan Like Mines.
—
Oils
6c
Merger
8c
33,100
4%c Mar
11c
12c
13c
24,000
5%c Jan
Nib
Oils
of
Canada
Mines:
Rim
;
1
i
2.65
"
2.15
2,958
Apr
15c
Feb
2.40
20c
May
11c
-Jan
37C
3.20 Jan
Apr
ll
-1
9c
May
23c
May
78c
Jan
5c
Jan
j
8c
19,500
1.30
26,593
1.10
Jan
2.45
2.35
25,700
2.10
Jan
3.10 Mar
,f
Feb
|
May
/
Jan
May
14c
50*.
..5,088
46
May
50
14c-
.1,500
11c
Mar
17c
47c
58c
92,014
15c
Feb
89c
Apr
711c
11c
6,000
11c
Jan
18c
Mar
4:05
f.
-4.20
4,401
.21c
25c
38,800
u
*
Jan
;
49
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8c
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8c
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11%C
54c
9%c May
7c
-
49%
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<
May
32c
1.20
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i
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15c
212,600
2.20
7c
1.25
1,500
40c
32c
-
;
18%cMar
15c 18%c
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Mines Ltd.
Mines
8c
77,860
.
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Corp
33,000
14c
2.50
1
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Nordon
9%c
12c
9c
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Nickel
8c
12c
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v-
11c
—
4.20
—
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Star
23c
H
20,500
8c
Jan
18
May
Jan
Jan
1
9.00 May
j
17c
Apr
60c
Jan
96
Feb
*
Apr
j
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Northwestern Utilities pfd
Nudulama
46c
Mines Ltd
46c
800
92'%
.93
180
64c
79c
29,250
7%
{
100
8.
2,930
35c
Apr
91% Jan
-
♦
79c
Oakville
Wood
Obaska
Lake
O'Brien
•
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33c
Gold
•
—Il
1.15 May
4.00
95c
Jan
Apr
•
Oil
•
Jan
:99c
7c
8c
43,467
-4%c
29,200
91c
91c
1.20
1.35
1.40
8,200
28c
25c
30c
15,000
•
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pref
4%c
4%c
4% c
10,000
•
2.80
2.75
2.90
4,975
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12
12
12%
90c
6%
ser
A.
Apr
7c
1.10
92c
1,500
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37,077
[
Jan
Apr
11c
16c
13,000
1.39
_
13c
30c
5,925
18c
-90c
Malartle
'
Omnitrans
Exploration
Ontario Jockey Club com.
Warrants
600
May
May
75c
10c
65c
16c
—1
Oils
8
Jan
6c
9c
61c
Okalta
Feb
51%c Jan
7,500
9c
61c
Selections
Oka Rare Metals
Mlning.
O'Leary
6%
.
;
9c
1.30
Jan
Jan
May
Apr
1.60 May
,.
1.59 Feb
22c
Jan
60c
3c
Jan
7%c Apr
2.25
11
60c
2.30
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
2.95
Mar
:
Apr
12% May
92c' May
4.30 Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
14c
Apr-
8c
Jan
16c
Jan
Oslsko Lake Mines.
X
39c
38c
40c
7,500
38c
Apr
53c
Jan
1.25
1.25
300
40c
Feb
7c
Jan
1.65
1.72
7,278
1.04
94c
1.25
169,400
56c
Jan
14 %c
14c
15c
17,500
12c
Mar
1.65 May
40c
Feb
1.30 Mar
26%
Jan
__
3.95 May
5.15 Mar
66c
Apr
1.35 May
10c
May
Pacific
Coyle Navigation
Pacific (Eastern)
Pacific
Page
2,555
14c
3.25
6,000
39,000
8%~
10c
6%c
160,800
58,760
3.95
17%
8%
May
500
1.23
58c
10%
4,505
16%
''
8%
10 %c
67c
1,000
8%C
1.80
2,610
16%
1».
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10c
8c
353/4
40c
-3.60
1.06
35
1,000
Mar
10c
Jan
51c
52c
16c
n
3.60
15 %c
1.60
Jan
J.
5.95 Mar
Feb
8%c
10c
130,470
52c
4.50
42,000
3.90
52c
1.61
725
11c
:
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Apr
Jan
3.60
40c
35%
4.75
52c
Oil
37c
1
43c
1
4.55
8%c
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Trinity
4.65
Jan
Orenada Gold
Jan
*
3.45
20 %c Mar
11c
Warrants
North
-
■V
,:4.65
Gold
Rankin
North
—
Orange Crush
2.95
•
■„
1.70
see
Jan
Apr
1
MacLeod-Cockshutt Gold Mines
MacMillan & Hloedel
class B
43 c
15c
9,383
j
May
1
84
75,225
1
24c
1.07
Petroleum.
45% May
10c
1
12,240
Feb
Mar
4.30
10c
8C
28c
4c
3.65
1.17
Apr
24c
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68
4.20
•
i
74c
May:/
3.85
7c
1
Apr
Jan
1.65
1.01
Davies
New
Opemiska Copper
7c
•
35c
42c
17 %c 18%c
New
41% Mara
580
8c
,
May
8%c
15c
27,090
45
20
60c
19,800
93c
45%
75%
Jan
Jan
27,732
Jan
1,156
Ii
_
Mines
footnotes
Jan
40c-
2.20
65 %c
Mines
For
May
Mar
3.60
20 %c
*
MacHonald Mines
Macfle Explorations
Mackeno
5.40
18c
Apr
1.45 Mar
35c
2.00
3.00
Louvlcourt Goldflelds
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife
;
Macassa
18,450
Jan
May
22%c Opr
3.30
3.50
1
_i
2.54
11c
57c
;
Canadian
1
Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
27,400
63,000
44c
Jan
Ogama-Rockland
B
1.85
16c 23%c
55c
Inca
985
Lomega
i
May
North
Mar
3.10
•
Feb
40c
North
1.10
18%
•
•
30c
Jan
23,100
Jan
13c
3,530
A__
Jan
-'2
42c
1.52 Mar
23c
class
1.65
18c
41
40c
_
21c
36c
Groceterias
4,000
'■>.
28
42c
New Continental Oil
Mining
& Mines Ltd.
12c
2.95
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Loblaw
21c
>
Feb
Jan
Mar
I
Norpax
5.50
Little Long Lac
21c
21c
_
26
Jan
Normetal
22C
Gold
125
Feb
May
Mar
28c
Gold
1,640
39%
7
2.10
May
75c
Mar
5.40
Lexindin
Liberal
28'%
39
28%
10
_
1.51
84c
17c
23c
Lencourt
5,275
,
Jan
Apr-1/
May
55c
:
17%
7c
1.68
Apr
17% May
28%
50c
Jan
12%c
21%
1
1.60
2.72
Jan
27% May
45c
Mar
3,500
18
j
30
Feb
11%
1,285
•
Apr
May
72c
137,7UO
28
1.65
2.U2
17%
27%
14
15
2,800
Mines
28c
~
;
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Mar
3,665
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3.00
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17%
27%
13
17,155
Jan
5.40
Gold
1.98
17%
12%
Apr
22%
19%
>
70c
85c
•
3
2.70 Mar
1.97 May
May
55c
50c
i
„
May
2.75
Apr
j
Laurentide Acceptance class A
Lavalie Mines
42
60c
Jan
j
Laura Secord
v
Jan
55c
65c
5,500
3.60
s
26% Mar
Mar
60c
33 %c
1.30
♦
Jan
55c
1,785
1.25
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73C
2.75
5,500
Mines
I
f
Jan
1.35
68c
i
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Mar
28c
41c
1.28
*
25
1.79
36c
1,500
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;
52
Jan
52 %c
68c
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Shore
Wasa
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_
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35c
35,000
Lake Osu
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_
40c
•
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20% May
May
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16c
1.28
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11 %c
14 %c
1.45
May
i
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Jan
May
l
Jan
9c
1.40 May
80c
2,000
„
,
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Feb
17
i
Mar
4.10 May
Calumet
Jan
2.50 Mar
8%c
18c
Mines
Mar
56c
Concord
86c
23
15c
Lingman
13%
14%
*
_
British
New
Taku
Jan
•
13
14 %
_
New Thurbols
Feb
15 %c
—
12
31c
New
New
5vbc
14 %c
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May
New
Jan
15%
16c
Ltd
Mining & Exploration
Cinch
13
14%
Oils
Jan
18% May
J20o
Ltd
394,650
•
,
Bristol
Jan
17c
9,500
—1
13,400
1.97
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New
67c
3,495
1
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1.75
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23c
18%c
6c
,
1.50
1.85
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Superior
167/s
35c
1.60
1
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New
5%c
40c
32%
Senator
16%
A
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Labrador
Labine
New
5%c
-1
______
16
1,795
Alger
Athona
North
Labatt
_
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Ltd
Mar
16%
A
Hudson
Klrkland
1,055
40%
Apr
Mar
14c
Mines
Mines
13
Jan
16 %c May
1
Keyboycon
Oils
18%
17%
.—25c
Car
New
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison
47C
17
«
Ltd
common
Nlplsslng Mines
Kelvlnator
La
Feb
Mar
8,320
6%c
•
Nesbitt
66% May
15%
13 %c
llBo
103%
142
29%
18c
Mines Ltd
Apr
15%
1
Oils
37%
27%
,14C
Gold
May
15%
6%c
Joliet-Quebec
May
19
Feb
28"%
—1
(1939)
Feb
63
—I
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Jan
.138
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.
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:r
19
;
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11%
.12%
1
Lake
May
8% May
13
19
Exploration
Lake
Apr
105
1.69
Jasper Oil
Lake
Jan
12%
Jaye
Kroy
Apr
Jan
pfd___25
-
Kristina
Jan
16%
39%
5
Petroleum
New
47%
36
65c
40
17%
•
_
Jan
I,250
Gold
Kirkland
4.30 Mar
61% May
42,200
8
Keymet
May
Jan
7.50
•
Kenville
Mar
Jan
51%
210
25c
7.25
Interprovincial
Jupiter
New
41
Explorations
Grocers
Mining
New
8%C 10%c
Interprov Building Credits
Jonsmith
Jan
Jan
7.35
common-.--..*
International Nickel Co
Joburke
15c
i
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Mines
Feb
Nello
60
10
Preferred
__
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24% May
8%c
57%
•.
t,
Feb
May
Apr
7.05 Apr
•
pfd
International
Jellicoe
8%c Mar
30c
10% May
Mar
30
4,500
35
5.00
Feb
7.50
14c
4,806
20c
Jan
15c
15 % Mar
2,650
58%
8
Powders
Waite
4.00 May
4c
Jan
22
•
Bronze
Jaculet
160
10c
100
Inspiration Mining
International
4.25
56%
_1
common
preferred
Preferred
4.00
10
Acceptance
_
Trust
77/sC Jan
1
International
Jack
Rteel
29,000
1
Ingersoll Machine class A
lngiis (John) & Co
Jacknife
National
35%
Lake
Inland
National
Feb
483,100
•9c
V2
Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
6% ' preferred
;
£1
$4.50
Apr
1.15
56'/4
1
:
:
Bank
Industrial
3.10
91c
8%c
24
new
Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Indian
Jan
•
Smelting
Husky
Imperial
Imperial
20c
•
Bay
&
National
National
Feb
18c
•
common
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Huron
Apr
Jan
1
Mining
Hudson
12%
.
May
Jan
1
Ltd
Chemical
&
23 %c
9c
9%
40%
*
__
24 %c
1.12
7.85
53c
2,201
5
Drug
Preferred
Apr
•
Yellowknife
National
Feb
*
;
May
May
Jan
8
Oil
•
Ltd
17c
*
___
9
63c
10
100
...
60c
Mines
12 %c
5 %C
Consol
Jan
Apr
Creek
7,100
•
Dauch
&
Hollinger
8
50c
Nama
2,516
1
Ltd
Oils
Apr
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4.00
Mines
Crest
Apr
Apr
Mar
Feb
22c
16c
20c 21 %
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50
.
common—
15%c
1
(George
16,080
53c
3.40
79c
__
pfd-....
Locomotive
Corp
10%
1
Gold
295
59C
10 %c Mar
.
-
MJnd&mar
Apr
61
•
Brick
Jan
29c
52 >/4
Minda-Scotia
May
4.25
9c
Milton
Apr
1.55
16c
1
Iron_
8%
10%
8
.
53c
1
;
Lakes
of
Mar
36c
„
Mine*
Mexican
9
10%
*
«:
Feb
1.26
1
Petroleum
Multi-Minerals
Hallnor
Apr
43c
Feb
1
__
Uranium
62
650
.1
_
_
May
May
50c
Exploration
7%C
59.150
.
Lime & Alabastine
Gold___
37%
74
67% May
30c
Mentor
92c
100
20c
1
_
Lake
15c
1
common.
Gwillim
4.00
*
Products
Gurney
Apr
23% Mar
5% Jan
1
_
22c
Feb
74
20'/2
9.30
Mines
Jan
5% May
Jan
37%
20
Warrants
Apr
Mar
May
2iC
Jan
72
...
Frontenac
Jan
___1
___
v.::/3
13c
45%
2.39
Lead
Gulf
10%
112
Mar
36%
46
_
Ltd
Feb
2.33
42c
Feb
9
14c
Apr
Apr
44C
100% Mar
74
McColl
4.10 May
29
1
Mines
16 %C
Jan
6%c
2.22
Jan
13 %c
Mar
70c
1.90
8%c
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Mar
Apr
Mar
18C
Mar
2.15
*
com.
9C
7c
30c
12 %c
Consolidated
104
Apr
May
6,400
1
Preferred
1.06
32c
1
______
Apr
Jan
1.39
31c
-
Mining Corp
Martln-McNeely
Massey-Harris-Fergmson Ltd
100
10 %c
8,200
25c
Jan T
Jan
27c
15
12c
Feb
13c
15,100
.
_
49c
1.93 May
Jan
8c
1,62!
37%
7 %
♦
B
Freehold
61c
1.60
•
4.00
1
A_
45,500
Porcupine
5%
*
_
class
26,200
Mclntyre
8j/4
3.50
1
Development
15c
1.85
1
High
Feb
53% Mar
7
50
_____
_
-
Plains
Class
Apr
150
40
6,550
12c
1.81
1
Jan.
May
11c
3.75
Utilities
Gas
Preferred
Gridoil
79c
Feb
7%
5.00
*
common
Warrants
Great
Feb
5: %
39%
1
_
Lakes
18c
5'/4C
30c
„
•
Mines
Great
11,000
150
a
A
Bousquet
Granduc
485,336
7c
6%
.
Mackay
58c
53%
common
Preferred
Graham
44c
6%C
1
Tire
Goodyear
Gordon
45C
_•
—
Mines
1.90
12c
100
since
Low
1.84
•
Milling pfd
Matachewan
Goldora
1.75
1.90
Range
High
1
Maritime
22c
Manitou
Marbenor
Marcus
Marigold
1
Goldfields
1
Mines
Feb
82c
1
....
Leaf
Lew
Shares
_1
_
Goldfields
Maneast Uranium Ltd
Feb
6.00 May
1.01 May
20,885
Gold Mines
Consolidated
Apr
10c
55,240
*
Mines
Eagle
Golden
9%
6.00
89
of Prices
Par
High
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
"
6.05
1,194
Week's
Last
\
40%
9%
Mines
Gold
Goldcrest
Gold
Lota
l
94
11 %C
—1
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
6.10
1
Yellowknife
Giant
common
27
5.75
43
*
MAY
ENDED
5.90
—
__
a
class A——
Products Mfg
General
.
1
A
WEEK
Friday
Shares
__
Petroleum
Class
FOR
'
for Week
Low
Par
General
Sales
Range
1.85
Jan
1.25 May
11%
Tubes
Porcupine
Western
_10c
Paramaque Mines
69c
Apr
Parbeo
Jan
Pardee
Amalgamated
36% May
Parker
Drilling
14c
19,500
11 %
10,155
-
Mines
1
Mines..
1
28c
65
67
260
57c
1,500
27%c
30c
7,200
8c
1
Jan
%c
10%
56 %c
65
OH
22c
1.84
12
Petroleum
Hershey
Pamour
Pan
_
9c
7,700
1.05
Jan
11 %c Mar
10%
65
Feb
May
May
1.40 Feb
23c
Jan
12%
Jan
73
Jan
72c
Apr
25%c Mar
38c
Jan
Jan
13c
Apt
45r
Mar
55c
6c
16 %c
21c
128,840
15c
Feb
1.55
1.23
1.^
62,343
08c
Feb
1.95 Mar
3.35
3.35
3.1*-j
200
Apr
5.00 Feb
18c
2.75
.
-
Volume
(2507)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 5433
181
51
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
STOCKS
;1
■J'-:
Par
Pathfinder
Paymaster
Low
Con sol
Range since Jem.
Shares
47c
56c
67c
31,623
_1
33c
33c
36c
14,980
1
8.30
People's
«
Jewellers
Credit
-
1
1
Gold
Goldftelds
Oils
Peruvian
Petrol
Oil
Pickle
Crow
__
...
Placer
9 tec
Jan
114% May
19'te May
Trans
Empire
Feb
Trans
Era
103
May
14c
Apr
Trans
Prairie
Feb
Feb
Triad
2.35
2.00
2,400
13c
lie
14c
59,700
32%
32%
35
3,465
30 % Mar
94c
9<ic
97c
4,700
68c
1.55
1.95
•
„
'
■•
11c
Union
Feb
2nd
1.10
Jan
Jan
Power
Feb
_
East
58%
59'te
315
2.05
Jan
360
18'te
7.80
1
7.10
7.75
3.70
4.00
3.75
Mines
Chlbougamau
1
.
__
Lithium Corp
Quebec
Manitou
Quebec
Metallurgical
Nickel Corp
Quebec
Gold
Queenston
Milk
Quinte
United
United
Steel
9.60
9.40 Mar
3.90
2.15
Jan
3.45 May
14,000
10c
Feb
4.10
30c
Jan
May
20c 20'tec
4,335
19c
Feb
24
23%
24'A
2,590
20%
Jan
24% May
9-
Feb
9% Mar
84c
Feb
7%
7%
7%
150
1
2.35
1.50
2.38
935,998
10c
,
—
2,700
Jan
1.60 Mar
_
-
4%c
191,500
common.
—
Jan
Apr
Western
Naco
65c
Mar
Western
Weston
(Geo)
1.40
1.50
14,870
36C
35c
49c
1,128,400
1.96i
Mar
24c
16c
Feb
Wllrich
Jan
56
Feb
12
.1,161
10%
30
25
4'tec
11,000
16%
562
Apr
13%
Jan
7§*A
6,465
1.50
30'A
Jan
Windward
Jan
5%c
Apr
Winnipeg
18%
Feb
Winora
3'Ac
15% Mar
4.60
Jan
9c
64% Mar
1.50
1.95
111,534
15c 17'tec
4,790
4.75
163,150
3.80 May
12% May
12%
12%
12%
1.87
1.80
R94
14c
25
8,995
May
May
1.10
Jan
Sickt'
Mines
(1945)
13%
13%
1?%
25
2.45
2.30
2.50
15,870
58'A
60
3,780
52
53
300
54
54
70
9c 12 tec
90,600
7c
Mar
75c
Jan
12c
1
Breweries
Yukeno
54%
27
6.80
Stadacona
Mines
575
Jan
Standard
5.00
Feb
Brock
Stanley
Stanwell
Oil
18c
18c
23c
52,200
10 %c
Jan
92c
92c
96C
98,350
90c
Feb
54c
51c
60c
5,500
51c
May
25c
1.50 Apr
79c
Steel
11% Mar
10
11%
Feb
lite
Feb
Asbestos
15te
Apr
21
Feb
Brown
612
46c
53c
60c
53%
Steep
43te
43te
Feb
52c
82c
28 tec
33c
1st
34te
Jan
.7
5
80c
3,oal
55c
11c 12 tec
5,500
11c
Feb
7
80c
May
May
17c
Feb
104,415
5 Vic
12c
9.55
9.30
9.55
15c
15c
4,100
32c
36c
63,400
7.60
26,882 i'
6.85
•
23
Preferred
Jan
Jan
Jan
12 tec Jan
30c
26 te
26 %
26 te
235
19
19 te
1.04
1.04
Feb
•
Industries
1
4.00
1.43
7% Jan
Jan
999
19
Jan
10
102
Apr
10c
9,000
3.70
4.10
12,600
1.43
1.48
Feb
24%
9c
-50o
Inlet
Switson
460
9c
May
3.00 Mar
1.37 Mar
9,100
•
Tamblyn
Tandem
Ltd
common.
.1
Mines
.1
2.85
48
140
42%
9c
12c
25,700
7%c
9te
48
11c
•
Taylor, Pearson common—.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
9te
215
2.80
2.90
10,610
48
9
»•
31c
Coast
9.60
17c
55c
Torbrit
Elevators
9%
Feb
;
Toronto General Trusts_______
Toronto
Iron
Works
common
Mar
4.85
Feb
1.45
May
6.70 May
6.50
6.25
1.45
1.45
1.64
9,850
12c
13c
10,100
10c
Jan
20c
Jan
83%
83%
86 te
1,220
57
Jan
92
Apr
104% 104 'te
50
103
Mar
1.90
2.10
29.535
66c
62C
68C
38,700
10%c
10 %c
lie
28,000
7c
Jan
7c
8c
14,600
6c
Feb
ll%c Apr
24c 31 tec
89,400
6 tec
Jan
3&c May
12
Apr
104'te
1
7'tec
_1
12 te
37,500
1.90 Jan
13%
41tec Mar
1,994
24c
12%
138,100
20c
2.00
1.97
2.05-
51c
55c
25,800
23c
34c
177/8C
1.55
12c 12% c
61c
75c
50c
50c
63c
Apr
13c
Apr
19te
Jan
Jan
May
2.70 May
Develop—
Exchange
Jan
34c
May
Jan
25c
Apr
7c
1.40 May
1.82
Jan
10c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
205,800
20c
Jan
1.37
Apr
7,650
50c
May
74c
•
Sales
Range
for Week
sine*
Range
Shares
Jam.
Low
High
Feb
7
570
12%
4,605
;
37
36 te
37 te
2,750
16
15%
16%
114te
lllte
115
8,435
2,697
5.70
5.60
5.95
3,200
5.60 May
7.10
Feb
1,735
20"% May
22%
Apr
37
Jan
43 te May
10%
Jan
13 te May
32 te
39% May
Feb
14%
Jan
105
Jan
16%
32 %
253
22
3,407
19% Mar
6'te
1,310
5% Mar
125
12 te Mar
17
185
57te May
70
Feb
2.00
Apr
*
*
com—•
17c
18%
17
59
1.50
5
38
1.50
200
38
7,323
17c
18c
2,715
15tec Apr
18 te
18%
1,110
;
<
11
35
25%
26%
33
Jan
Jan
29
May
35
Jan
Jan
104
May
41
May
19
80
392
7te
5
98%
96
98%
41
39%
41
12
12
12
25
9
Mar
6
5
*
—
72
71 te
72 te
440
58
63%
61 te
63%
1,350
25%
25%
25%
135
1,240
&
Ontario Paper
Molson's
Ogilvie Flour common
Pato Consolidated
Brewery
Pend
class A
Jan
Jan
77
Apr
48te
Jan
22'A
Feb
63% May
25 te Feb
34
Jan
44
41
40
41
100
6.90
6.25
6.90
4,240
5.00
4.85
5.00
535
52%
.51%
52 te
775
*
2
1
8'te
8'te
8%
560
5%
Jan
8te May
39
36
39'te
1,560
31%
58c
60c
7,660
51c
Jan
Feb
39 te May
58c
25 te
25 te
25 te
25
5.75
Feb
4.60 May
44
Jan
7.10 May
5.80
Apr
Third
Jan
Thrift
Jan
1.20
Jan
75c
May
15c
Jan
80c
41c
55c
38,164
41c
Apr
61c
31c
35c
9,200
24c
Jan
37c
May
1.35
1.30
1.39
10.550
1.19
44 te
44 te
44%
1,720
42%
Feb
48
Feb
16
Feb
18%
Jan
Apr
Invest
Consolidated
Yukon
May
31c
Gen
Stores
25 te May
68c
Jan
28
Feb
Apr
51c
Canadian
Zeller's
Ltd
__r—
16
50
20
38%
38%
230
*
21 te
21 te
50
:——1
12c
23
150
12c
13c
7,000
Apr
1.48
Jan
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN
34%
Feb
40
21
Jan
22% Mar
20%
Feb
23
8c
Jan
18c
Jan
May
No par
a
Odd lot sale
(not Included In
year's range),
delivery sale
d Deferred
(not included
In year's range),
Selling ex-Interest;
f Flat price.
rCash sale (not included In year's range.
e
AND CANADIAN
t
value.
to unlisted trading
privileges.delivered,
wd When
wl When
issued,
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights,
Ex-stock dividend.
z
MARKETS
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted
Apr
52 te May
48 te May
4.90
Apr
*
*
Bros
19c
Jan
1
1
—*
i
Oreille
10
*
13te
\
Inc
Jan
30
33te Mar
85
;
k Jan
41
*
common
Utilities
20o
20
Mar
32 te May
650
32%
38 % May
24% Mar
4,189
27
Jan
May
18% Mar
35
25
26
25%
7%
34te May
.
Jan
24
1.50 Mar
35%
.
35
1
*
Hayes Steel
32% May
Jan
30
Feb
21%
17
new
Utilities
.
57 te
Mines
Intel-provincial
21%
Feb
116
6%
21%
Lumber
Paper
21
32%
21%
Securities
Jan
8
7
41%
12 te
nil
common
1
High
41 te
—
Apr
1.85 Mar
Week's
of Prices
7
Sugar
I3tec
4.10 May
Curb Section
-
12%
"
Copper
Gaspe
Minnesota
4,000
16
Apr
41%
HZ5
Invest.
Canada
of
Loblaw
37,100
16
Feb
2.69
Funds
Low
I~5
Apr
85c
—0
Jan
Mar
43c
May
7c
13,175
65c
90c
Jan
65,870
Feb
2.58 Mar
61c
39c
18,100
1.60
105%
1.01 Jan
r
511,567
13c
1.4C
1.68 May
9'tec Jan
5,500
*
.
Class
22 te Mar
61c
23
Exploration
Feb
42
—
Paper.
104
75c
Class A
Towagmac
40
Jan
Last
Bridge
26 te Mar
55c
10
,
Mar
38
—1
Oil
DuPont
Jan
v*-
1
Silver
30
225
12%c
1
Mines
Paper
•
Toronto
20
40 te
1
Westinghouse
Dominion
8.30 Mar
1
■Toronto Dominion Bank
Apr
33'te
40
6.70
(1954) Ltd com.
Dominion
May
55c
Gold
May
33 te
40
_
PUip
Dalhousle
Apr
*
Tomfcill
25
-
Copper
Consolidated
Apr
•
Tiara Mines
20c
Jan
13c
Western
Canadian
May
.1
.Thorn pson-Lundmark
1.51 May
23'A May
23
-
Marconi
Price
Sylvanite Gold
Apr
Feb
1.51 May
657
1
International
5.10
25,810
8%
.100
Preferred
Surf
7.20
8%
19 te
(ordinary)
Supertest
6.75
8%
Mines.
Cons
May
21
25
24c
_
General
International
Propane common.
50c
15c
May
16'tec May
lie
5,050
53c
Dominion
&
Canadian
50% May
10c
Sullivan
Jan
25
Dredging
Gold
Canadian
May
Jan
27
lie
Superior
Jan
4'tec
25
common—
Canadian Indus
34 te May
41%
50%
33c
Jan
O'mc
64,750
May
Apr
19'tec
preferred
Canadian
Jan
9,122
49 te
„1
40c
21% Mar
£014
Contact
Sudbury
Jan
100
695
._1
23c
176,300
14c
*
1.00 May
26
640
25%
Mines.
31,200
12c
12c
30c
Corp
Co
Bulolo
43 te May
Apr
26c
4,837
33te
Jan
50c
9,793
25
Iron
45c
9c
12c
May
35%
25
72c
25%
Rock
39c
ii tec
•
Apr
65c
Sturgeon River Gold
—
—
Newfoundland
Anglo
Apr
Jan
36c
2,600
Feb
51te
30
50c
38c
12,500
52
7
„1
35c
Jan
I
1
Canadian
Anglo
2,085
28 '4c
Mining
Steeicy
12'te May
•
May
ll3A
Canada.
of
72% May
Jan
30c
1,005
.—
National—.
Andian
May
1814
lie
Jan
8
Par
lite
Bros
Stedman
66
1,888
May
18
52
Gold.
Olsen
6tarra:t
4,070
12 te
Friday
lite
B>
72%
12 te
?ale Pricei
lite
Gas
71%
12 %
STOCKS
12
34
class
&
72'te
Canadian
5.50 May
Paving
14
—
28% May
400
(1944)
11% Jan
Apr
29
72c
2,160
Apr
5.25
l
1,000
13%
Toronto Stock
1.18 May
29
4.80 Mar
28
43 te
;;
Oil
45c
13%
—
*
_
Bear
Mar
30%
46c
Union
60c
40c
13%
Apr
16c
Jan
Jan
Co
Southern
3.25 May
170,016
Mining Corp
Zulapa
Canada
Soutbam
Jan
May
53% May
53%
27
.50
Apr
72c
May
11%
pfd
Valley
Apr
33
9'/a
1.75 Mar
io
Jan
8c
20c
Zenmac Metal—
Jan
50% Feb
330
50c
8t),a
Jan
8% May
67/8c Jan
Feb
2.52 May
60
5,300
-_1
3.^0
Mines
1814
Somerviile
Souns
Jan
2.98
Yellowknife
lite
Gold
Siscoe
2.ao
12c
Mines
Feb
15
12,712
Ltd
3.^0
Yale Lead & Zinc
Feb
4.95
17
1.10
B
Class
Simpsons
1
v
Jan
19%
I
Mar
1.37
3c
23c
Yankee Canuck Oil
6.00
class
Dairies
Silverwood
50c
Central Gas
&
Yellorex
1
Mines.
46c
Gold
Jan
.50c
Mines
98,825
50c
Mines
Gold
Jan
1,00
I"!,.*""""*!:
150
-
Wright-Hargreaves
May
5.10
Standard
...
_
2.20
5.55
28 te
8,450
8'A
—
35c
1.01
29
Mining
Silver-Miller
Silver
Jan V
1.80
50%
78
5.95
*
common—
(Quebec)
Siianco
13% May
147/sc «Apr
1
Voting Trust
Sigma
30
8%
•
50c
Gold
Gordon
2 9'A
20
-
—
Larder
Winchester
Mar
29
5,500
72%
'
29'A
*
75
—.
27,500
16
<
5
Wiltsey-Coghlan
16
50
.
6c
Jan
1.00 Mar
1.64
—
Petroleums
Apr
16c
50
pfd
4'tec
Apr
1.60 May
1.05 Jan
14
Apr
Feb
9c
•
preferred
5c
2.04
11
58'A
7,411
Mines
49%
1.95
•
556
1.10
*
Willroy
11c
•
com
1.35
15%
1.00
Jan
75c
Feb
22%
Preferred
Apr
78c
1,520
4c
__50c
1.25
15'A
1.06
100
5,500
3.90
7,100
28c
*
47,666
30
•
71,930
1.30
common
53
|0c
50c
1.58
Petroleums-
20C
10c
35c
7.45 May
6.50 Mar
22%
Western Leaseholds
52%
10c
6,050
15'tec
-
-
-
10'tec 11 %c
1
Ltd
Feb
30c
18c
Feb
2.75
Feb
1.25
1.45
16'A
7.20
——
Tungsten
1
—
_
Water & Power
Creek
Apr
93c
1
Gold
Gold
& Co common
Freehold
Petroleums—
8herrltt
30c
A
Feb
2.50 Mar
1,000
«
Sheep
pfd
Grocers
Class
Jan
1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Shawkey
Western
63c
X
Sapphire Petroleums
Sarnia Bridge
Class B
Feb
2.10I
40c
•
Corp
Antonio
Class A
Jan
14c
9,907
—
6.75
22%
Breweries
29,240
11%
Jan
31
«
Ashley
Canada
Apr
70c
25
_
Gold
8hawinlgan
Western
Western
8
50c
••,
62
Jan
2.38 May
2.75
53
Jan
Apr
29
15%
•
Products
63c
20c
21
60'te
—wl
Oil
Maygill Gas &
Westeel
46C
10 tec
Ryan or Mining
Security
Apr
2.65
'
Industries
Scythes
3.65
_
-
50c
'
Apr
50
125
_1
Cousol
2.75
—10
18 te
62
30
47c
__
_
Pyrites
Malartic
West
25c
...
...
45
62
1
Weedon
Wekusko
21'tec
—wl
_
_
Oils
May
6.55 Jan
4.80 Jan
7.00
*
1
Consolidated
River
Feb
Jan
7%c
4,500
1.99
6%
75c
1
Uranium
Rowan
Lawrence
Jan
23 tec
1
20
Jan
33c
21 tec Mar
30
te'■ v
62
W
&
Equipment
1
Lac
Preferred
24 %c
G
1
-1
Long
San
_
1
11c
1.75
1
Roche
Sand
200
48,347
4c
_
_
Mines
Rix-Athabasco
St
9 'te
19%
46 %
22,799
1
.
Amulet
Walte
Walker
3.00
17,666
11% May
Apr
•
;
Oils
Vulcan
Waterous
—
Rupmoum
Jan
4.40 Mar
9'A
_
_
Apr
93c
West
Rex.psr Uranium
Rio Pi ado Oils
Russell
Apr
" 18
2.30 May
2.35
30c
Apr
10% May
40 te
*
15c
:
3.10 Mar
—
355
•
Feb
1.08 Feb
2.80
1,620
1
Mines
Violamac
52,070
-1
.
....
-
70c
Apr
May
135.530
A
Mines
Regcourt
1
Jan
13'A May
1,000
.
71c
5.10
205
4a
class A
Vicour Mines
1.90
MacDonald
Royal Bank
Royalite Oil
8%c
3,810
12c
Feb
7%
10%
Feb
8%
Mar
6
7%
ioy8
t>
4.10
Petroleum
Rcxana
6,700
89c
Jan
14%
5.80 May
6.00
«
1.73
"
Renabie
1.10
19c
42c
Jan
26c
Ltd
Ventures
Viceroy Mfg
3.75
4c
Grip & Batten
ttayrcck Mines
Reef
279,510
Jan
4.35
5.75
Cons
1.85
1
Rapid
Reeves
115,550
4.25
8 tec
45,102
26c
•
Roi
Van
3.80
•
class
62c
192,480
1
6.00 Mar
4.i5;X 25,450
18c
26c
*
.
46tec Jan
5.80
5.90
1
Upper Canada Mines
5.50 May
Apr
30c
4* V2
Oils
Feb
Jan
Jan
Apr
4.60
21c
7%
Hill
Mines
37
5.35
25
__
Apr
Mar
26c
50
_
Jan
48c
28
*
»
—
Uranium
Radicre
pfd
Jan
Jan
5.80
•
-1
Mining
Ouemrnt
21,100
Apr
2.35
Apr
30c
1
Mor.tauban
Jan
71c
'■
_
37c
May
49 %i
'
1.75
Mar
47
104%
44te Jan
1
United
5.05
10 tec
lie
13%
X
35c
,
10%
Jan
5.25
13%
1
.—1
Labrador
Queoec
Quebec
-
640
•
18% May
12% Feb
50C
3.75
5'te
common
Apr
9c
■
11,915
'
3.25
62c
-1
._
_
Quebec Copper Corp__
5te
•
Keno
#>•
Quebec
5%
*
Resources
United
3.50
18,075
16c
18C
—1
.....
9,035
•
E
Class
59% May
Jan
3'tec
7.40
35%
*
Jan
6,500
17 te
Airways
47%
23,000
7.60
•
31c
Apr
3.05
6c
7.80
_
;v 22c
7'tec
2.90
33%
Corp class B___
Fuel class A pfd
United
1
-
Mica
Purrly
Jan
7c
35%
Asbestos
United
70c
3.85
Mines
Warrants
Prospectors
52% May
Mar
_1
-
Dome
Uranium
Pronto
Mar
49c
_
Metals
Preston
40
*
Border
Pressed
1,395
2,500
2.95
1
Oil
Premier
Jan
51
53c
19,400
47,950
Mining
50
30c
38c
Gas
Union
52c
29c
50 te
.1
__
_
•
Corp
Prairie
Gold
34c
34c-,.
•
Line
Pipe
Acceptance
59 te
•
River
Rouyn
6,116
preferred
United
30c
.
,
Powell
300
1.90
*
20c
35 y8
May
52c
•
Qlls
Pnpl^T
Feb
48%
Oil
Union
Powell
Jan
101
1.80
Jan
60c
Jan
1.25
41
150
47'te
Petroleum
Trend
1.59
1.90 Mar
4.883
265
103
1.85
Oil Pipe Line
Transcontinental
3.40 Mar
Jan
40c
32,100
45%
103
•'
47%
•
Mar
1.66 Mar
"v—A-
48
Jan
41
l
High
3,241
•
Oils
7c
44c
LOW
44%
40
Mountain
1.44
■
_
Oils
Trans
1.30
!
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_
preferred
Apr
1
_
5%
42c
40 %C
Range
High
43%
■
,r.
,
.
sine* Jan.
45'te
44%
:
preferred
Mar
43c
Shares
Low
•
Class
4 'te %
22c
17,100
.
Par
■
A
•;
for Week
Range
of Prices
'
1
-
Oils
2.85 \ 3.00
class
*
May
102
1.35
1
-
Jan
'te tete
6,3 »d
10c
•
Finance
5,500
2/C
9 te c
—
Development
Ponrlfr
25 %c
•
Mines
Uranium
Pitch-Ore
-
Gas—
Gold
Gold
Pioneer
2.99
-
Mineral—
&
dt
10
2 jC
Jan
te
9.50 Mar
113
100
17%
1
Persbcourt
17%
102te 102te
1'.
•f
Traders
lite Mar
10
'
v.
42 %c
May
7.25
2,850
8.10
17%
com
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Perron
8.50
114% 114%
Natural Qaa
River
Peace
89C
Jan
32c
1
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Week's
Last
i
■
Sale Price
High
.Low
63c
•
27
STOCKS
High
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Petroleum
MAY
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
8ale Price
-v:':'".';
WEEK
Sales
Range
Last
FOR
Friday
Week's
Friday
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2508)
OVER-THE-COUNTER
Quotations for
Investing Companies
1.33
6.07
4:19
8.43
,_25c
—1.25
American Business Shares
—1
American Mutual Fund Inc—1
Aberdeen
Fund
Affiliated
Fund
Inc
1.46
13.94
Trust
Fund
Mutual
Funds—
Investment
Co.
Investment
Par
Trust
Johnston
of
(The)
of
18.73
a20.16
after
decimal
point
represent
Bid
one
1.80s Aug.
1
27.05
28.23
Grade Bonds)~l
25.84
22.12
1.90s
Nov.
99.31
1955
15,
103.1
99.30
1955
15
(Investment
(Medium
B-3
(Low
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
11.88
12.96
K-l
(Income Pfd Stocks)
1
19.98
21.80
K-2
11.83
12.91
16.38
17.87
Com Stocks)—1
12.04
100.1
2%s
1
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair
Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—-1
12.08
24.95
3.97
ll'A
S-l
(Speculative Pfd Stksj —1
(High-Grade Com Stk)„1
4%
5%
S-2
(Income
12.54
13.63
8-3
(Speculative
Com
Stk)__i
14.10
22.49
24.18
S-4
(Low
Priced
Com
Stks)_l
10.18
—1
15.56
16.82
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd..l
9.85
11.35
Knickerbocker
1
6.72
22.60
Lexington Trust Fund———25c
12.75
11.49
12.59
Life Insurance Investors Inc_„1
16%
1,
Oct.
1,
l%s
1956
100.6
17%
1957-55
98.4
2%s May
1,
1958
99.24
Nov.
1,
1958
98.16
2%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives-
7.37
20.96
11.67
May
Ask
May 1,
1959
100.10
98.10
100
98.24
10.66
10.50
point
a
Bonds—
11.11
Bowling Green Fund Inc—_10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Bullock
Fund
Ltd
1
Bank
15.38
*
Land
2%s
13.14
Bonds)
Bonds)
15.21
13.13
27.12
4.34
12'/a
of
Bid
Federal
28.11
20.27
B-l
Priced
32nds
more
or
Ask
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Funds—
Monday, May 30, 1955
Obligations of Government Agencies
Figures
20.47
Fund-l
Mutual
Custodian
Keystone
1
.
27
9.62
Boston
.
SECURITIES
May
Ask
Bid
8.80
America——!
B-2
—
Development
Fund Inc——-——-1
Associated
Atomic
Ask
1.45
6.57
4.47
9.21
1.60
Par
Funds—
Mutual
Friday,
.
Mutual
Axe-Houghton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
Tr
Inv
Bond
America
of
Boston Fund Inc_<
——1
Inc
6.97
7.62
1
Fund
California
10.61
Loomis
11.47
Fund
.
Ltd
Canadian Fund
—
Inc
Inc
1
18.89
1
8.93
l%s Aug. 15, 1955.
iy<8 Dec. 15, 1955-
lc
4.05
Composite Bond & Stock
-lc
5.57
6.13
3.06
3.37
1%s Dec.
-lc
t3.14
3.4e
l%s
—1
Concord
19.02
16.38
Bond
17.07
13.57
14.83
Fund
Investment,
De
Vegh Income Fund Inc.—1
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc__—1
18.03
Fund
Mutual
Trust
beneficial
of
Nation
1129
12.37
National
Investors
9.16
10.04
National
Security
Shares—
Trustee
16.50
2.51
2.76
Preferred
Income
6.80
X13.58
7.05
14.68
Natural
4.12
14.35
Natural Resources
Equity Fund Inc
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fund
Formula
of
Inc_l
3.76
13.09
Fund
Fund
Mutual
Founders
•
7.07
6.50
stock
Common
Inc
Futures
8.60
Inc—2
Investors
Fundamental
7.85
14.43
1
3.36
1
1
24.60
67.33
26.80
7.23
7.86
10.23
6.30
Corp
Capital
Investors Trust
General
1
72.40
'
shares
—lc
7.24
shares—
lc
11.27
Automobile
Aviation
New
Fund
Inc_ _lc
5.75
Series
3.88
4.25
1
21.01
22.71
;
Food
shares——
lc
6.53
administered shares—lc
9.77
10.70
8.86
(T
Fund
1
Fund
Scudder,
of
Canada
11.81
Southwestern
9.13
10.00
Sovereign
lc
9.53
10.44
State
Street
lc
3.15
3.47
Stein
Roe
5.98
—lc
stock
5.45
—lc
Equipment shares
Railroad
n.50
12.59
shares
'
Common
■
Selected
Fund———1
Stock
Templeton
Growth
Funds
Funds
1
&23.86
1
15.94
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2.49
2.72
Inc—1
9.27
10.13
Value
8.66
17.07
9.46
18.45
Value
Fund
1
11.44
12.47
1
1
Fund___lc
10.96
11.98
lc
10.56
10.68
11.68
Institutional
Income
Fund_lc
Institutional
Insur
Fund—>
Fund—lc
6.82
7.46
15.95
17.45
bl.90
1.75%
1.95%
4-
1-55
1- 3-56
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1.95%
10-3-55
bl.95
1.80%
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
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2.00 %
10-
bl.95
1.80%
2.15%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.20
2.10%
1.45%
1-3-55
1.35%
4-
1-55
United States
Bid
June
Aetna
Casualty
Aetna
Insurance
Surety
8c
Co
8.07
7.38
Canada
Ltd*
1
13.44
Agricultural
72%
75 %
Accumulated
Fund
1
10.83
9.96
Continental
l
7.07
7.73
Income
Fund
Shares_l
18.72
20.35
United
Science
Fund
1
9.49
10.37
Inc
1
7.62
Fund
Line
Income
Fund
Fund
Inc__1
12.45
13.57
1
19.92
21.77
1
14.99
16.08
Street
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Fund
Inc
:
Wellington Fund
l
25.85
28.17
Whitehall Fund Inc
l
24.50
26.49
Wisconsin
1
5.47
99.978
July 28,
1955
1955
99.951
99.960
August
4,
June
16,
23,
99.930
99.943
August
11,
30,
1955
99.908
99.525
7,
99.873
99.883
14,
99.847
Inc.
Companies
1955
200%
38%
Insurance Co of
277/a
297/e
Jefferson
2
American
Equitable
5
42
Casualty—5
preferred
5
38
$1.25
Bank
of
Bankers
Chase
York
New
Trust
10
Manhattan
Chem
100
Corn
Bank
Commercial
State
1131%
400
Maryland
Casualty
Massachusetts Bonding—!
1
38%
40
5
40%
42%
Merchants Fire Assurance
5
62%
65 %
5
25
Automobile
10
Bankers & Shippers
Insurance
Fire
Life
Ins
of
(N
Amer
Connecticut
General
Continental
Assurance
Life
Co
Continental Casualty Co
Inc
Forster
Employees Group
Assoc
Employers Reinsurance
Federal
29 %
Merchants & Manufacturers
84
87
National
139
147
Fire
National Union Fire
New
Amsterdam
42%
44%
New
J)__5
29%
30%
New
York
487/8
49 %
Bk & Tr„_25
lo
108
113
North
10
479
489
Northeastern
143
148
Northern
111%
115%
Pacific
Fire
72%
75%
Pacific
Indemnity
77
%
80 %
Peerless
—
Phoenix
39
41
Providence-Washington
86%
90%
Reinsurance
•
lo
4
Fire
1,0
67
River
Suffolk
of
8c
57%
59%
75%
77%
St
/__5
40%
41 %
j__4
107%
110%
General Reinsurance
Corp—10
47%
(S
F)
Life
Glens Falls
Globe
&
Gulf
Life
Hanover
Seaboard Surety
99.661
S9.G70
25,
1955
Companies
Par
Bid
Bank
of
Albany
—10
34
Nat l Bank
and Trust
25
74
77
&
Trust—33%
100
103
First National Bank
100
318
325
515
535
<$95
510
Continental
40
152
42%
158
Harris
30'%
32%
47
51
59%
61%
Illinois
Bank
Trust 8c
Savings Bk—100
10
76
100
National
Bank
20
34
36
Co
50
260
270
Bank
16
66
68
10
46
48
Connecticut Bank 8c Trust Co_25
National
Trust
City
Bank
of
81
Bank
Commerce
20
x40
44
Bank—
Hartford
45%
49%
20
78%
81%
10
48 %
42
29 %
31
&
Trust
75
80
10
National
33
35
10
68%
70%
55
59
49%
52%
Bank
50
39%
10
40
10
Manufacturers
Trust
Meadow
National
Brook
Co.—20
180
York
New
Co
51
56
82%
84%
United
51
55
100
309
71
Co
Pittsburgh
74
Y._n
5
_2
1
25
Co
Trust
10
100
.25
'/ rM
Nat'l
Bank
8c
Trust
25
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
St.
96%
99%
54
56
Louis
National
Boatmen's
21
23
11%
12%
205
20 %
355
Recent
Bonds—
Bid
Pwr
Central
Maine
Potomac
&
Lt
&
Ches
3%s__1985
Power
National
Mercantile
St
Louis
Bank
20
Bank
17
Co
25
Trust
Union
Trust
55
61%
65%
62
66
66%
71%
—20
6.25
38%
40
215
San
21%
365
Bank
Franciscco
of Amer N T 8c S A
33/8s__1985
99%
Consumers
102 %
3y8s_2004
Edison
Power
Power
Ask
100
96'%
90%
96%
Power
101
102
Rochester
101
101%
Tennessee
1975
Trailer
Power
&
3%s
3%s
Co
1975
112 */2
100%
107%
30%
83
88
10
25%
26"%
2
13%
15
97%
98'%
3y8s__1984
98%
99%
70%
29
3%s__1980
&
102'%
101%
101 %
1985
100%
101%
West Texas Utilities 3%s__. 1985
100%
100%
116%
118
&
Gas
4s
Service
Elec
3%s
Stocks—
El
Paso
Nat Gas 4.40%
pfd__100
General Telephone Corp—
4.25%
50
preferred
53%
Power & Light—
3%s
Kansas
—_1985
City
Pow
102%
102%
102
103
104%
104%
Lgt—
&
3%s
3%s____1980
100
preferred
Minn-Honeywell Reg—
3.30%
1985
Aircraft
4.16%
Tenn
56%
10
100
70 %
2.340
73%
2,390
FOOTNOTES
•No
par
100%
42%
43%
U S Fidelity 8c Guaranty Co—10
77
25%
26%
U
3
57%
60
a
51%
Westchester Fire
2
31%
33%
b Bid
Fire
80
value.
106 %
107
.-100
105%
107
Transmission—
preferred
flEx-50%
Net
stock
stock
OVER-THE-COUNTER
split.
stock dividend.
asset
FOR
k Admitted
tEx-two-i'or-one
tEx
49%
S
54%
dividend,
value,
yield price.
Stock
t New
x
to
ISSUES
listing
Exchange,
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When issued,
y
101
—100
preferred
Gas
5.85%
99
49%
Accident
99%
101%
.1975
Gas
60%
65%
100
Louisiana Power & Light—
Jersey Central
Lockheed
74
99%
100%
102
Elec 3%s. .1985
101V2
107
100 V2
Ohio
Mobile
1985
3%s
99%
98%
101
113
1985
3%s
99%
1975
3s_
1984
Lt 3%s
&
Philadelphia Elec
3'As—1990
Indiana & Mich Elec
67
1984
Pow
England Power 3V4S—. 1985
New
Ask
Lighting—
99%
103
Texas
Gulf
J62
Island
Light 3%s_1980
&
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)
Long
Louisiana
1995
Commonwealth
Dallas
99%
Security Issues
Telep—
3%s
Grace
58%
Bank
321
Bank
States
Georgia
10
City
Angeles
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
Mellon
_2o
National-
12
10
<
Bank of Detroit
National
190
-r~25
Trust
National
40
5
(N Y)_,
Jersey
First
First
10%
85%
National
%
Bank
of Freeport
;
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc—
.
Co-nnecticut
Long Island Trust
38
10
Co
Co
Haven)
Travelers
:«
Los
Fruehauf
53 %
Standard
j
Cleveland
Central
of Commerce_10
Industrial Bank
32%
.
62%
81
37
Chicago
City
Union
Trust Co
(The)
Bank
Hanover
30%
46%
(New
Ask
Albany, N. Y.
Cleveland
Irving Trust—
E3ngs County Trust Co
Duke
10
25
5
51%
56i%
10
Security
78
iq
August
50%
5
■481%
Springfield Fire & Marine—10
23
(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Fire*
99.704
—
Bank
Natl
National
53%
Marine—6.25
&
99.734
99.695
62%
Bang
Rochelie
New
Franklin
50%
50
5
i
14%
102%
10
(Texas)
Fire
5
Republic
American
Paul
13%
46%
12.50
Corp
99.762
August 18, 1955
State
10
(L I)
Westchester
54%
3.33%
1
Republic
2.50
Fireman's Fund
Firemen's of Newark
55
258
20
City
National
Huntington
of
Trust
York
New
2
___2.50
Casualty
1955
Ask
lo
National
of
5
_5
10
99.810
99.751
Northern Trust Co
10
Fire
10
lo
Philadelphia
Casualty-
412
98
_5
Hampshire Fire__
—10
4
10
56%
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
of
10
27'/a
5
Assn
Ins
Life
10
Co
99.799
1955
National
Bank
Arkansas
5'/a
Surety
Great
103
33%
Re-insurance
Franklin
99
47 %
American
Assn
10
4%
American
60%
12.50
50%
44%
C)___l
99.834
1955
92%
32'/a
Assurance
(Wash D
252
Bank__10
Exchange
120
Co_5
Mercury
&
86%
48%
116
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
National
99.823
99.724
•
Ins—
C)__
N
Ask
(Newark N J)-_2%
Ins Co
Crum
Standard Life
(Greensboro
1955
181
Lincoln
Amer
Colonial
5
North Amer__5
Bid
176
38
American, Home
Camden
10
36
conv
Amer
Boston
:10
Home
45
36
Assur
American Fidelity &
Bid
York
Trade Bank & Trust
Steamboiler
36%
July 21,
Bank & Trust
Sterling
Par
Hartford
Ask
99.853
1955
5.92
Fund
194%
Automobile
Bid
99.973
6.80
6.22
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Investors
Dollar Value
1955-
8.33
Line
Co—_10
American
Treasury Bills
Ask
Detroit
United
10
Insurance
wi
99.995
Guaranty
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
225
wi
Due
14.61
Inc—
Ask
10
Life
Aetna
10
Bid
"
99.994
Rye
Par
Dated
1955
2,
June 9,
Royal State Bank of N
Insurance
3-55
Franklin Square N Y
11.55
Fund_lc
Bank
22
21
Wall
Growth
1-55
First
United
Institutional
Institutional
Inst Foundation
9-
First
a30.14
of
Inc
Fund
United
1
1
1.90%
12-1-54
1.25%
Empire Trust
a21.70
1
Fund
Canada
Texas
17.23
Ltd—
1.95 %
b2.05
First
United
Fund
Investors
b2.05
12-1-55
13.04
United
Income
12-1-55
1-55
76.00
Farnham
16.74
Shares
1-55
3-
11.90
1
Investment Corp._»
41.55
Institutional
6-
1.60%
72.00
Inc—I
Investors
&
16.24
Incorporated
Incorporated
2.05%
1.60%
Fiduciary Trust
40.34
Boston
1.60%
bl.85
12-75
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc__—1
of
bl.85
1-55
Rate
—
9.62
Fund
1-55
8-
11.79
Shares
Investors
4.47
Income
8-
2-55
Federation
14.05
Inc
1-54
5-
9.69
8.78
Fund
11-
1.95%
12.78
4.07
Haydock Fund Inc———
1.85%
1.25%
8.96
12.83
Hudson
1.85 %
b2.05
11.82
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
Growth
b2.05
1-55
new__1.25
—-lc
shares
Utility
1-55
11-
Trust of Boston__l
Amor
Shareholders
shares——__lc
shares
Steel
Tobacco
11-
5-2-55
(White Plains N Y)——16
Television-Electronics Fund
rr,
shares.
1-55
2.05%
County Trust Co
a35.84
Inc
10.78
shares*
39%
38 %
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
9.60
Bond
7 24
13.51
Inc__1
10.34
shares
6.70
112.50
& Clark
Stevens
Fund
28.35
28.07
1
14.08
Railroad
2-
1.45%
New
1
9.44
Mining
1.60%
bl.70
13.95
Fund
(Geo)
9.22
Petroleum
Ask
1.15%
1-55
18.91
Inc
Fund
12.86
Merchandising
Bid
bl.50
7-
21.89
12.83
Inc
Putnam
*lc
Bond
Ask
6-1-55
38
17.37
21.45
Growth Stock
Rowe)
shares—lc
shares
lc
lc
shares
bond
33
•
1
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
Institutional
Bid
1-54
1-54
Par
7.16
Fully
.
Due
9-
37%
5
Inc
Inc
Fund
Pioneer
Scudder
8.08
Dated
10%
36%
2.50
Fund
96.4
10-
July
3.60
10
5
preferred
Petroleum & Trading
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Street
96.20
95.30
I960-.
97.4
96.14
1959
1,
98.9
96.30
1.20%
July
8.71
:
$1.50
Puritan
lc
1,
April
97.20
98.7
1, 1959
Oct.
June
28.38
26.38
Shares—
1956
13.54
13.24
Equipment shares—
General
l%s
97.14
1.25%
June
1
Trust
1955
Series
12.37
—
99.30
99.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
of Canada
lc
American
12.09
—
& Electrical
Electronics
99.31
6.30
of Canada Ltd
North
lc
.
—
98.9
1957
99.24
18.31
Fund.
York Capital Fund
Stock Fund-lc
Fund-
98.22
98.2
100 5
1,
99.22
101.11
5.25
16.75
England
Price
shares
(The)
99.8
98.16
Oct.
1956
8.46
—1
Inc
8.54
10.63
Capital Growth
Common
10.12
12.34
4.80
Series.:
Resources
Fund
7.79
9.70
lc
lc
Building shares
Chemical
99.2
15,
Dollar Value
Pine
'
Securities— "•
Group
98.28
99.6
March
6.89
1
_
Pacific Amer Investors com__10c
Gas Industries Fund Inc—
General
April 1, 1957—
15, 1957—
2s Aug. 15, 1957—.
1,
1
15.81
3.65
.
———
8.12
9.36
11.92
7.74
Stock
Growth
10.79
lc
series.
stock
Preferred
9.85
7.43
Stock Series—
New
Funds Inc—
series—.——lc
Franklin Custddian
10.91
1
Series
Speculative
Boston——1
Industrial
Financial
—1
1
20c
5
______
19.56
Series.
8.76
21.94
19.88
Fund
20.63
18.09
1
8.06
Stock
14.34
19.07
Series
20.53
18.60
___
13.19
1
__*
Stock
—1
1
Fund
10.58
—1
_
Series
Bond
14.58
39.28
9.64
—1
Corp
Series—
Series
Dreyfus Fund Inc————1
Eaton & Howard—
Balanced
101.9
l%s May
1 %s April
Rate
Fund—
25c
36.33
al4.55
■
Securities—
Wide
2.50
Shares
*
1
interest
54.62
1
E
Series
Dividend
1957.
1%s
99.29
30.06
Shares—
24.00
Balanced
27.81
1
_
"
Inc
Corp
1
*
Investment Fund
Diversified
27/8s
100.1
10J
Oct.
Ask
Stock
Life Fund
Balanced
Fund—
Stock
•
100 1
32.27
Shares
54.07
point
a
Bid
99.24
29.85
Aug,
1%s
of
,
99.31
2s
99.29
l%s April 1, 1956
Invest
Diversified Growth
Diversified
100.3
1956
3.75
—1
21.83
99.14
100.1
'
.
.
1956
15,
9.34
Inc.
.1
Fund
Delaware
14.83
32nds
more
or
15,
March
8.52
Massachusetts
—1
one
l%s April 1, 1958—
l%s Oct. 1, 1958
17/8s Feb. 15, 1959—
3.40
Mutual
Inc
Fund
Income
1958
1%S
99.31
99.27
1955
15,
Trust-l
Growth
Investors
Mass
43'/a
99.8
Mortgage Assn—
20,
Maturity—
l%s
18.45
40 %
Investment Trust-1
Western
Dividend
Ask
100
—
7
Treasury Notes—
-lc
Investors
Massachsetts
98.18
Treasury Notes—(Cont.
1955-———
Inc_. 10c
Fund
Mutual
Crown
represent
17.80
Inc——_—_—1
Fund
Consolidated
-
Transportation shares—
20.67
_1
—
shares—
Steel
*
Inc
Fund
shares
Manhattan
Fund Inc
Composite
point
4.4(1
shares
Special Investment
9.71
decimal
Bid
4.45
Petroleum
20.50
Investment
after
6.67
Paper
Fund
Figures
5.12
shares—
Natl
Jan.
97.24
98.10
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.04
32.51
Colonial
Federal
2%s
6.06
30.07
Commonwealth
99.4
S8.4
97.16'
Feb. 1. 1960
2%s June 1, 1960
Certificates of Indebtedness—•
Industries
97.28
2%s
100.1
98.28
4.65
General
com—100 12,900 13,500
100
141
146
99 28
93.31
1, 1957
-lc
5.98
28.26
18.19
100.1
99.24
shares.—lc
5.46
_,
2s June
99.31
wi
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Automobile
16.81
26.14
Preferred
1956
1,- 1956
l%s June 22,
—1
Securities
1955
June
Maturity—
Managed Funds-
Capital Venture Fund Inc—— 1
Century Shares Trust
1
Chemical Fund
—1
Christiana
1,
1,
2.35s
a43.<*4
Saylcs Mutual Fund-—*
Canada General Fund
(1954)
l%s June
1.90s Feb.
Ex-rights.
.
on
the New York
1
*
Volume
Number 5433
181
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2509)
Third Federal Reserve
District—PhiladelphiaWeek Ended
Bank
Clearings this week will show-an increase -compared with'a-year^ago. Pre¬
of the country,
based
us
upon
Pennsylvania—Altoona
telegraphic advices from-the-chief, cities
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 28, clearings foxtail
4.0% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
$19,333,758,584 against $18,587,658,958'for the
same
loss for the week ending Friday of 3.5%.
a
Our comparative summary for
9.4
5,851,756
1,179,000,000
3,568,585
+ 18.5
3,727,144
+ 10.1
6,976,905
+ 34.7
2,975,367
5.3
+ 39.5
8,184,563
13,087,547
11,905,887
6,799,537
2,767,285
8,876,173
12,870,334
10,306,016
+ 15.5
9,091,653
5,704,741
11,499,274
6,810,336
1,302,450,632
1,188,954,300
9.5
1,233,842,701
1,174,861,857
9,501,836
256,074,727
+ 20.0
+ 17.7
8,877,792
264,017,488
506,414,247
+ 13.5
42,645,500
6,902,158
227,182,124
460,085,859
40,955,000
12,935,086
481,096,362
48,362,200
10,467,877
10,901,424
+ 10.0
12,471,139
11,646,038
6,625,011
11,989,844
443,832,948
391,623,929
+ 13.3
399,114,843
377,740,744
1,399,605,095
1,208,028,355
+15.9
1,245,187,047
1,127,919,618
3,370,646
18,985,000
3,245,756
3,114,759
21,405,000
+ 12.7
18,114.000
190,511,507
175,581,175
8.5
172,418,282
17,913,000
169,072,621
3,727,407
__
New
a
1955
York
$9,653,933,785
973,337,797
Philadelphia
889,956,744
1,150,000,000
Boston
9.4
Ohio—Canton
5.5
+
3.5
Mansfield
0.8
Youngstown
340,150,168
316,500,000
319,100,000
581,711,000
494,339,632
+ 17.7
Francisco
Pittsburgh
566,238,966
+
352,108,037
City
293,309,567
_
Cleveland
579,933,141
Louis
11,400,584
Cincinnati
9.4
+
1,051,000,000
cities)
—
+
,
■
1,130,000,000
w
2,989,233
6,364,993
2,851,418
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
3.5
—
+
(11
,
+
*
i-X 612,008,790
Kansas
San
t
1954
$9,316,872,916
Chicago
St.
.!■
15,385,382
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 28—
8,409,681
Delaware—Wilmington
New
$
1,638,397
1,961,825
1,208,414
1,627,275
1,373,860
4,432,313
4,228,534
7,488,717
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
1952
$
1,134,000,000
York
there is
—
1953
1,347,544
1,241,000,000
Scranton
At this center
week in 1954.
—
1,769,840
5,572,120
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary total stands
—
1,372,762
Chester
May 21—
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
3.1
1,640,560
0.2
1,369,424
2.8
1,820,956
+ 12.9
4,935,430
V
■
1,590,302
Bethlehem
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
1954
1955
>
$
liminary figures compiled by
53
—
406,119,022
364,706,803
*430,000,000
441,116,436
+
316,854,804
296,633,222
+
6.8
$14,505,512,366 $14,430,869,931
+
Total
0.5
+ 16.5
+ 23.6
8,428,722
8.8
Baltimore
54,898,100
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+ 11.4
Cleveland
Columbus
Ten cities, five days
Other cities, five days
3,998,538,515
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
Virginia—Huntington
4,125,304
Virginia—Norfolk
+ 17.5
3,402,017,175
(7 Cities)
Richmond
South
Total
$18,504,050,881
3.8
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
754,771,852
+
9.9
District of
$19,333,758,584 $18,587,658,958
five days
$17,832,887,106
829,707,703
all cities,
All cities, one
+
4.0
day
Total all cities lor week.
+
+ 22.4
+
5,672,332
135,515i630
309,263,654
129,243,709
+
(6
Total
6,588,038
347,596,296
Columbia—Washington..
705,741,775
642,116,516
+
cities)
+ 16.1
5,344,257
+ 12.4
303,589,999
4.9
110,824,423
5,079,715
274,042,068
98,450,620
9.9
613,536,717
-567,672,783
26,113,717
21,210,482
98,406,851
332,200,000
•Estimated.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
our
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them today,
inasmuch
as
appear
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
30,657,070
Georgia—Atlanta
ends
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
not available at time of going to
press.
Augusta
24,149,028
+ 26.9
123,660,182
100,021,320
+ 23.6
98,733,279
401,100,000
Nashville
the week
329,000,000
+ 21.9
326,100,000
6,824,496
•
i
In the elaborate detailed
we
able to give final
are
May 21.
an
at
Outside of this
week in 1954.
this
center
showing
159,466,714
195,005,456
136,983,863
+ 42.4
164,804,524
14,080,854
9,746,917
+ 44.5
506,288
453,976
+ 11.5
—
425,492
8,727,546
436,719
198,660,757
175,954,965
+ 12.9
165,557,374
169,771,395
1,189,806,166
968,612,912
+22.8
960,515,749
913,249,442
Mobile
Mississippi—Vicksburg
week ended
Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
(10 cities)
6,403,949
6,534,315
4,497,303'
4,658,683
141,126,317
130,177,134
8,413,397
$21,620,058,782 against $21,221,667,605 in the
city there
was a
decrease of 8.9%.
a
+ 17.7
increase of 1.9%, the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to
same
+ 15.1
181,199,916
present further below,
we
and complete results of the previous week
was
+ 15.4
5,191,556
213,335,863
Macon
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
For that week there
5,911,371
5,975,200
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Seventh Federal Reserve
gain of 6.5%, the bank clearings
We group
the cities according to the
District—Chicago-
Michigan—Ann Arbor
3,012,150
2,443,693
+23.3
1,713,980
15,453,546
+21.8
14,550,789
10,310,229
+13.5
9,985,709
and in the Philadelphia Reserve
the totals show
an
11,203,556
10,964,691
+
2.2
10,168,502
68,210,000
60,703,000
11,148,032
72,773,000
8,599,291
+11.9
Bend
+29.6
10,877,857
Haute
2,950,740
146,131,226
+25.8
2,884,710
+26.7
128,208,498
8,776,224
2,988,523
112,146,376
18.829,122
'
11,698,114
Indiana—Fort
decline of
a
Rapids
Lansing
improvement of 11.7%
an
81,458,000
South
note that in
we
In the Cleveland Reserve District
District of 9.5%.
Wayne
3,713,240
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
185,177,602
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
expansion of 15.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 9.9%
and in the Atlanta Reserve District of 22.8%.
its credit
this
(including this city) the totals record
8.1%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals register
Indianapolis
Terre
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
the New York Reserve District
1,356,865
11,541,801
6,747,144
7,578,284
Grand
Des
6,164,999
Illinois—Bloomington
4,634,447
4,050,702
+19.1
31,157,441
30,622,901
14,853,537
+
4.0
14,790,289
15,442,786
1,542,502
1,127,074,190
1,001,097,248
Decatur
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals are
1,741,447
Chicago
gain of 14.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 11.1% and the Minne¬
a
apolis Reserve District of 9.9%.
+19.4
34,399,482
15,440,053
City
5,161,376
40,965,610
Moines
Sioux
The Chicago Reserve District has to
5,966,725
■
Peoria
•
•
15,319,830
4,698,067
13,956,804
Rockford
In the
following
we
furnish
a summary
by Federal Reserve Districts:
9,047,150
Springfield
larger by 8.4%, in the Dallas and San Francisco Reserve Districts by 20.5%.
5,422,665
5,042,580
1,553,382,485
1,360,592,870
Total
(17 Cities)
I
10,308,858
+12.9
1,050,372
1,426,804
+12.6
965,518,943
892,215,487
+ 27.0
4,040,628
3,868,543
9.8
13,978,967
10,136,273
13,981,188
—12.2
7.5
4,125,560
3,975,529
+14.2
1,296,032,965
1,184,409,066
+•
+
6,986,909
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended
May 21—
1954
$
2nd New York
11
44
11
44
1,302,450,632
7
44
11,801,149^51
10,842,677,615
3rd
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
Dec. %
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
Missouri—St.
1,188,954.300
+
9.5
1,233,842,701
1,174,861,857
1,399,605,095
1,208,028,355
+15.9
1,245,18T;047
1;I27J919,618
.
6
44
705,741,775
642,116j§6
+ 9.9
6th Atlanta
10
44
1,189,806,166
968,612'912
+22.8
960,515,749
913,249,442
7th
Chicago
17
44
1,553,382,485
l,360,69a#70
+14.2
1,296,032,965
1,184,409,066
6th
St
Louis
4
44
721,531,128
649,5i8V918
+11.1
620,713,297
579,839,967
9th
Minneapolis
7
44
572,306,310
520,607*660
+
9.9
482,722,223
445,937,457
9
44
659,098,919
608,-169,445
+
8.4
580,092,825
565,319,943
6
"
570,932,083
473,704,974
+20.5
449,096,874
408,818,544
10
44
1,264,743,975
1,049,836,588
+20.5
1,008,590,050
Total
10th Kansas
City
11th Dallas
12th
San
Francisco
*.y.
_
Tntai
New
(4 Cities)
now
:.
add
our
'
—-
rrr>
————
Ninth Federal Reserve
!
1.9
18,823,584,762
North
6.5
9,569,045,261
1954 ''
$
Ended
May
21—
$
c
1952
(7 Cities)
+
16.2
6,820,049
+ 13.5
3,445,493
5,211,876
+ 22.6
4,632,082
4,093,367
11,138,532
+ 55.4
12,297,986
11,358,748
572,306,310
-
520,607,660
+
9.9
482,722,223
445,937,43t
942,333
+
7.5
732,463
852,94*
736,103
+ 19.2
767,516
4.3
8,791,923
1.9
147,246,307
524,820
7,292,093
153,429,206
3,868,038
2,307,941
+
2.1
2,463,898
2,039,322
5,809^64
+
2.0
5,641,527
4,411,300
630,502f768
+10.3
608,372,411
571,095,000
3,319,'781
+11.6
3,105,573
+
7.4
1,252,124
4,037,192
Rhode Island—Providence
3,610,028
10,904,743
10,775,857
8,681,$72
+17.8
8,996,905
39,259,116
0.4
32,202,695
"
+
6.0
22,291,294
18,651,585
431,621,027
378,678,013
+ 14.0
373,879,345
11,620,621
City
11,635,647
0.1
11,355,212
359,868,982
11,480,206
5,421,260
.
4,339,656
+ 24.9
3,658,250
—
7,452,337
7,541,953
+34.0
14,104,541
13,900,114
,
25.7OL20O
2,359^1
837,782,599
750,275,716
—
+47.3
32,916,400
30,392,700
6.8
1,970,111
1,800,252
+11.7
725,540,956
cities)
(9
(a)
3,164,394
608,169,445
659,098,919
_>
2,699,112
2,979,042
3,918,178
+
8.4
580,092,825
.
565,319,943
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
29,200,086
15,842,379
2,520,412
'
+ 15.0
8,290,096
"23,356,342
k
Joseph
Total
8,381,471
37,847,800
Hampshire—Manchester
—
9,534,975
24,763,913
-
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
2,372,203
+22.0
39,119,494
NdW Haven
+10.3
21,228,177
Connecticut—Hartford
3,659.081
11,604,'477
10,230,263
;
167,654,834
+
1,316.676
14,153,061
Bedford
Springfield
9,372,027
2,130,640
1,226,456
City-
1,013,460
877,146
9,772,903
164,468,614
-
—
Missouri—-Kansas
1,319,846
cities)
7,206,655
3,802,975
6,389,108
Wichita
,
3,704,724
-
(12
7,292,4551
110,850,139
7,201,"914
8.376,589
Kansas—Topeka
$
695,338,562
River
Total
117,532,588
4,315,392
Omaha
1953
Inc. or
Dec. %
2,357,326
Massachusetts—Boston
New
7,111,417
330,882,608
.
Lincoln
5,925,742
-
-
6.3
Dakota—Aberdeen
Hastings
Week
$
;
Worcester
301,272,799
+
+ 14.5
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
St.
New
+ 19.3
356,628,941
129,430.848
Dakota—Fargo
Total
for four years:
Portland
Fall
579,839,967
8,933,281,891
First Federal Reserve District—Bost##—
Lowell
620,713,297
17,310,950
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
Maine—Bangor
+11.1
7,187,833
8,575,622
Montana—Billings
17,873,883,214
+
1955
"
2,495,485
649,518,918
Helena
+
9,784,662,291
Clearings at—
.
2,482,678
379,164,691
St. Paul
"
21,221,667,005
"
•
+ 23.9
148,173,958
Minneapolis
Nebraska—Fremont
week ended May 21
157,297,502
110,246,980
2,319,653
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Duluth
South
21,620,058,782
Xark city..
309,800,000
166,422,026
115,908,593
+
567,672.783
-10,423,917,440
.110 Cities
-
Outside
;
613,536,717
335,900,000
+
172,673,415
2,874,958
_
973,072,600
Richmond
5th
8.3
8.6
354,600,000
119,925,850
721,531,128
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
>'
+ 18.3
384,200,000
9,254,966,316
725,540,856-
8.1
-
204,192,878
130,263,292
Kentucky—Louisville
-
.
—
;
Louis
677,815,621
9;607,713,358
750,275,716 ■/+11.7
837,782,599
1952
1953
Inc. or
$
1955
12 cities
Boston
1st
Texas—Austin
11,288,007
8,187.432
+ 37.9
7,563,815
492,158,698
38,086,737
405,849,488
+ 21.3
386,814,699
32,144,454
+ 18.5
30,671,433
Galveston
7,080,000
Wichita
,
6,221,051
6,842,705
9.1
6,100,840
16,097,590
14,013,295
+ 14.9
11,655,087
7,602,107
344,865,234
29,989,933
6,778;000
6,583,324
12,999,946
570,932,083
473,704,974
+20.5
449,096,874
408,818,544
132,211,391
+16.6
Dallas
-
;
Fort Worth
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,667,600
+
—
6.2
6,291,000
677,815,621
+
,
Total
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Federal Reserve District—Rew York—
New York—Albany
23,871,546
18,6l5,0$4
3,621,025
3,315,lfs
141,905,568
117,018,261
Klmlra
2,777,246
2,871,762
Jamestown
2,857,132
2,403,2f4
10,423,917,440
11,437,005,314
36,663,424
33,822,987
Binghamton
Buffalo
"New York
Washington—Seattle
^
Yakima
+28.2
+
18,969,555
3,244,815
9.2
+21.3
'
106,300;807
3.3
2,960,575
2,126,475
+18.9
2,508,285
2,622,290
—
8.9
9,254,539,501
8,940,601,323
+
8.4
29,964,362
5,743,886
Utah—Salt
City
Beach
Pasadena
;
■—
Syracuse
-
*21,000,000
19,444,474
+
24,012,012
+
9.7
New
17,773,511
8.0
26,340,622
Jersey—^Newark
Northern New Jersey.
-
15,694,833
21,408,064
18,935,577
(11 cities)
.
14,599,395
538,432,366
169,962,902
168,460,0(18
2.7
4,266,532
+ 14.7
162,760,253
76,613,354
4,427,911
163,024,059
+
+ 25.3
13.0
20,220,645
13,284,602
+ 31.7
+
76,012,538
18,851,092
13,209,402
+ 22.6
530,555,558
498,639,957
+ 37.4
15,292,909
14,713,447
6,631,021
16,287,525
5,935,313
+ 11.7
11,887,606
San
10,790,528
+ 10.2
5,283,242
10,350,053
10,995,638
1,264,743,975
1,049,836,588
+ 20.5
1,008,590,050
973,072,600
21,620,058,782
Francisco
San
21,221,667,605
1.9
18,823,584,762
17,873,883, $U
Jose
659.993,135
22,386,994
67,101,043
+12.1
58,575,309
75,540,675
+11.8
74,018,172
66,874,366
10,842,677,615
11,801,149,351
8.1
9,607,713,358
9,254,966,316
—
Stockton
Total
(10 Cities)
49,940,323
75,234,921
84,488,691
.
170,711,207
81,288,214
23,990,356
16,504,234
Lake
California—Long
5,590,293
195,729,242
101,886,134
31,588,016
24,986,602
—
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
3,242,306
123,751,209
212,393,707
-
Oregon—Portland
Santa Barbara
,
>.
rRochester
*
23,641,414
□rand
total
(110 cities)
+
4,738,548
-
Outside New York City
•Estimated,
(a) Clearings
.
10,423,917,440
operations
9,784,662,291
discontinued.
+
6,5
9,569,045,261
8,933,281,891
I
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(2510)
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
3V4%
Texas
1st
ref.
2246
sinking fund debentures due 1969__Jun
1
2360
ref.
&
RR.—
mortgage bonds,
Ry.—
Pacific
&
mtge.
37/i%
Unit
Monetary
and
Country
Company and
Argus Corp.,
Friday
May 20
Argentina peso—
Free
*
pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Malaysia, Malayan aoLar
Canada, dollar
Ceylon,
ruoee-.
Finland,
markka
(Metropolitan),
——
-
franc
Mark
Germany, Det'.tscne
Dominion of,
India,
rupee-.
,
nound
Ireland,
Mexico,
.200000*
.133333°
.133333°
.0716300°
.0716300°
peso
—
2.223356
.0385802°
.0199035
.326366
1.014375
.208800
.00435401*
.00285625
.237400°
.203800
2.790312
.0800560
.0343000
of
Union
United Kingdom,
2.779887
2.790312
2.792500
°
1
2238
Jun
1
2238
July
1
2356
refunding mtge. 4 6, bonds, series B, due 1975__July 2
refunding mtge. 3% % bonds, ser. D, due 1969..July 1
Johnson & Johnson, 4%
cumul. pfd. stock, series C
.Jun
3
Lear, Inc., 5% convertible preferred stock
....Jun 17
Marathon Corp., 5%
preferred stock
...May 31
Merchant's National Properties, Inc., debs, due 1958
Jun
1
2356
debentures
due
Jun
stock..
1956—
debentures
due
1961
.0717453°
Gulf,
Mobile
.0385802*
.0198541
Ohio
&
Collateral
trust
__
RR.—
3%%
bonds
due
19686
1st &
1st &
.209000
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
Minute
.237366°
.237400*
.209000
2356
2242
1878
2243
2243
New
.209000
2.792500
Maid Corp., $1.60 prior preference stock
Orleans Great Northern Ry.,—
mortgage 5% bonds, series A, due 1983
Penn-Controls, Inc., class A stock
.0800560
3%%
1st
and
Jun
.0349000
.193330*
1778
1
2017
.233350
...July
1
•
jUn
30
1482
jun
30
1780
.193330°
.233350
Purina Co., 3%%, preferred stock
States & Foreign Securities Corp.—
preferred stock
2nd preferred stock
.496766*
.0349000
15
Jun
refunding mortgage bonds
Ralston
.140080*
.496766* *
2243
2358
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
.263000
2.765366
.140080°
8
July 18
Jun
1st
2.792812
.0800560
2.793616
pound.
pound Sterling
.193330'
.233333
-
franc....
South Africa,
2238
Jun
preferred
Co.—
Income
.326533
.0349000
.193330*
.233350
2.733104
-
—
krona..
Switzerland,
Page
2354
Utilities
Income
1.01C160
.496766°
2289
CALLED
1956
.209000
2.765882
.140080°
.496766*
.'2288
1
1
General
$7
due
2.764748
2.764851
.140080*
15
Jun
preference stock
Co.,
bonds
.326500
.263016
first
Light
gold
.263000
.263028
Jun
Date
4V>%
&
Income
1.016629
.237333°
.209050
2.793750
.0800560
.0349000
.193330*
,233350
2.782067
escucio
Portugal
.208950
.00435401*
.00285625
.237433°
.208950
2.792500
.0800560
2360
Jun
'
.0385802°
.326533
1.015245
.209050
.00435401*
.00285625
1.014637
5
2353
Associated
.0198645
.496766°
krone—.
Philippine Islands, peso.
Sweden
,0198937
2.762685
.140080°
Zealand, pound
New
Norway
.0198958
.326500
1717
July
13
2.225514
2.225016
2.225929
.0385802*
.263050
Netherlands, guilder..
•
2.225099
.0385802*
May 31
Issue—
Ltd.,
Power
.133333*
.200000*
.133333°
.0716180°
.0716180°
ISSUE
.200000*
,200000s
1
due 1985
May 28
Arkansas
May 26
S
S
,200000s
--
Franc
S
$
.133333°
Basic
British
May 23
Thursday
Wednesday
May 25
S
.
Preferential
Australia,
Tuesday
May 24
Monday
series B._
bonds, series E,
ENTIRE
(Value in United States Money)
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New York
Noon
1979
Washington Gas Light Co.—
3y4%
refunding mortgage bonds due 1979
Wilson & Co., Inc., 3%
1st mtge. bonds due 1958—:
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
1955, INCLUSIVE
26,
20 TO MAY
MAY
,
New
Pago
:
-
due
1
Orleans
Gen.
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER
RATES
EXCHANGE
bonds
Jun
3»/8%
passed.
We give below a record for the week just
mortgage
Sperry Corp.,
<te
Date
Public Service Co.—
1st
Texas
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
the Secretary
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
3.20%
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of
Pursuant to the
certifies daily to
Southwestern
2.781963
1st
♦Announcement
in
this
issue.
2.782585
2.792455
United
2.792946
DIVIDENDS
Nominal.
(Continued from page 20)
latter.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
thousands
dollars)
of
Increase ( f ) or
Decrease (—) Since
May 18,
1
849,758
certificate reserves.
20,987,855
other bunks..——
203.071
F.
gold
notes of
R.
cash
Other
2,092
-
—
10,777
advances——
2,093
299,776
+
45
67,179
+
1,760
1,322
543,246
loans
Industrial
288,999
364,931
_.—
and
Discounts
—
20.138,102
Redemption fund for F. R. notes
Total
1954
1955
certificates
Gold
May 26,
1955
May 25,
Assets—
+219,065
341,446
—
599
.
34
—
742
461
—
13,433
Acceptances—Bought outright
U. S. Government securities.
Bought
outright—
million in New York
Loans to banks increased $161 million.
City.
13,433
and
A summary
of assets and liabilities of reporting mem¬
+
8,273,773
Certificates
1,673,984
May 18,
1955°
1955
bought outright
Total
Held under
—1,223,625
98,700
—
Loans
and
———
23,513,712
——
Loans
adjustedt
repurchase agree't
investments
U.
Govt.
S,
—
23,513,712
securities-
—1,223,625
98,700
Loans
loans
Total
Due
from
and
24,070,990
securities—__
items.
cash
Bunk
premises
Other
119,870
869,488
—
Other
56.417
assets
•
9
_
156,806
+
+
6,119
491.339
+
—350,768
3,986.354
—
———
3,055
21,*26
—
.
+
1,120
+7
7,647
or
loans
——
25,495,899
Member bank—-reserve accounts
18,641.786
notes
Reserve
—
39,212
+
U.
S. Treasurer—general
Foreign
—%
—237,495
414,512
acct.
+
406,035
413,659
—
.
975,260
22,793
90,766
—
1,188
95,907
__
+106,313
30,672
+
+
1,232
1,335
9,425
U.
Banks
Reserve
Defer red ' availability
Other
19,875,992
liabs.
&
items-
3,303.901
—582.806
dividends
19.141
cash
accrued
—1,131,261
—109,577
deposits'-—
+
+
1,363
.
358.485
2,883
—
48,694,933
—730,232
—
671,882
293,574
Capital paid in
Surplus
(Section 7)
365
5-13
5-20
6-
3
75c
6-15
6-
3
20c
6-24
6-
2
40c
6-
1
5-16
3iy4c
7-
1
6-15
28V8C
7-
1
6-15
$1.31 y4
7-
1
Prior
818
+2,912
+
American
Government
American
+
22,021
From
35,888
From
$1.25
4Va %
Other
(Section
capital
5V4 %
149,495
+
4,798
.
—
16,466
♦San
+
tExclusive
Total.liebs.
Ratio
to
of
&
deposit
bilities
capital accounts
certificate
gold
and
F.
49,326,446
Machinery
Co.
&
(quar.)
ances
630,439
Metal
preferred
Meter
Co.
Co.,
Ltd.,
46.3%
on
+
+
+
—
for
foreign
26.526
correspondents
loan commitments-
Industrial
3,511
—
1
+
12,815
+
9
+
Class
of
ioans
Banks
158
banks
to
items
loan
as
and
are
B
banks
the
of
weekly reporting member
Reserve
Federal
System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended May 18:
A decrease of $463 million in. holdings
of Treasury certificates of indebtedness, and increases
of $818 million in holdings of Treasury notes and $442
million in United States Government deposits.
principal changes
were
increases of $12 million in the
Dallas District and $10 million in the Philadelphia Dis¬
trict and
decrease of $10 million in the Boston District.
a
Changes according to industry
release.
Loans to brokers and
appear
in another
carrying United States Government and other securities,
increased
the
Holdings of Treasury notes increased and holdings of
certificates
of
indebtedness
decreased
in
all
districts, reflecting the exchange of maturing certificates
ior
a
new
issue
of
notes
and
additional
sales
of
the
6-10
and
after
+
9-20
9-12
$1.25
12-20
12-12
32c
6-24
6-
6-
5-24
preferred
Seating
American
American
—
124
American
Surety
(N.
American
—
23
+
27)
+
deduction
Tobacco
174
Lead &
and
Jun
class
Corp.,
1st
preferred stock
July
1
bonds due 1983____Jun 17
2013
Macfadden
$1.50
1st
cumul.
334%
mtge.
Publications, Inc.—
participating preferred
dividend
3%%
Oil
stock
Jun
1
2356
1878
Pittston Co., 5%
coll. trust
Public Service Electric
3%%
debenture
Jun
1801
Jun
2244
1971t_Juri
2245
notes, ser. B due 1968—Jun
2245
datec) 1936
&
bonds
Republic Steel Corp., 3%
Scovill Manufacturing
s.
15-year s. f.
debs, due June
f.
Gas
debs
1,
1972
1st mtge.
Co., 4.30%
Ltd.,
s.
f. bonds
5-10
7-
5
6-
—
$3.75
Extra
%
(initial
Associated
Common
Class
A
6%
6-
1
4-29
6-
22V2c
5-10
1
5-
2
6
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
2
6-
I
5-
2
6-15
5-31
7-
6-15
1
6-20
6-
4
45 c
6-
8
5-
6
30c
(initial)-
(quar.)
6-
1
5-18
93 3/4 C
(quar.)
I~~
1
5-27
7-15
6-24
7-15
6-24
6-
5-18
56y4C
1
(quar.)_
.
(quar.)
6-15
5-23
6-15
5-23
37V2 c
(quar.)
Corp., com.
preferred
(quar.)
6-
15c
(quar.)
6-30
$1.25
common
Goods
Spring
5-27
7-
125c
(quar.)
preferred
5-27
1
10c
common
1
7-
30C
(quar.)
5-16
7-
5934c
(quar.)
6-15
50c
50c
Corp.,
6-15
5-23
40c
6-1
5-13
6-
5-13
$1.31 y2
1
9
40c
6-10
6-
$1.50
6-10
5-18
7-
6-
1
Telephone & Telegraph—
(increased)
(quar.)
convertible
1
2245
due '65—Jun
1
2245
Associates
Jun 29
2245
Atchison, Topeka
stock-
4-29
31c
quar.)
Refining,
Associated
1
$1.08 3/4
(quar.)
Oil
1st
5-16
6-
59c
(increased
common
Ashland
Dry
6-10
Co.—
Corp.,
2nd
1
$1.02
Asbestos
$1.50
5-20
6-
27>/2c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Associated
1
I
com
new
6-22
6-
~
preferred
preferred
5-31
6-30
25c
(increased)
:
&
6-15
t$1.12Va
I
.
(initial)
preferred
Equipment
6-24
75c
(quar.)
conv.
5-11
$3
-
(quarj__l
pfd.
(quar.)
preferred
B
9
50c
(quar.)
Armstrong Rubber, class A
Class
6-
7-15
t20c
Power,
Corp.,
common
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
Steel
3
30c
com._
preferred
.Jun
.
cumul. pfd.
5-20
1
25c
partic
$1
Associated Transport,
Co.—
due
Ltd
pfd
preferred
5.25%
Corp., 3y2%
1
6-
8
15c
6%
Service, common
preferred
(quar.)
$5
Minnesota
Transfer Ry.—
first mortgage bonds
6-
Co.—
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
.
5%
6-17
(quar.)
Co..
Public
4.65%
2241
Co.,
6-27
6-30
HI
preferred
Aro
bonds__Jun
A
$3
Arkansas-Missouri
Page
1
Signal
7-
5
30c
Mills
Co.,
(quar.)
4%%
Fort
Ry.
1
7-
t20c
(quar.)
$4.35
2353
1
mtge.
5-26
8-
$2.25
Co
$2.36
2011
1st
6-28
40c
$1.10
REDEMPTION
33i%
6-16
25C
(s-a)
Development,
Inc.
Farms
2238
Co.,
5-16
6-30
.
Co.,
Cotton
Arizona
Page
6
Date
Depot
5-13
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Brand,
Armco
Date
stock
Issue—
Union
1
6-
(accum.)
A
4V2%
in which
1
Street
5-13
6-
3iy»c
20c
pfd.
Smelting—
Archer-Daniels-Midland
bonds, notes,
Bristol-Meyers Co.. 25-year 3%% debentures
Jun
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3%% ref. & Impvt. mtge bds.__Jun
General
5%
preferred
New
Issue—
PARTIAL
Company
1
Quarterly
TENDER
common
6-10
6-
l'15c
Zinc
5-10
*15c
Paper
Oil
6-10
1
$1.25
Writing
Arcade
1
6-
1
$0.40104
(initial)
(quar.)
Anglo°Newfoundland
re¬
7-
6
7-11
National Corp., Ltd.
(s-a)
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
valuation
5-31
$2.25
(quar.)
Andian
gross.
1
37 Vic
Glass,
Class
5-
5-25
7-
75c
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
50c
$4.50 preferred
Anderson-Pirchard Oil
(quar.)
214
5
5-12
Co.—
Window
$5
5-
60C
(quar
preferred
Amoskeag
7
6
50c
Telegraph
Works
preferred
Common
1
66-
85c
Y.)
<fc
American
104
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
Water
5 V2 %
3
6-
2 y2%
(quar.i
American
150)'
of
Refining
&
1
6-10
25c
Foundries
Co.
American
25c
(quar.)
Stores
2
+2,547
+
966
+
182
28
4
442
(increased quar.)
(Dela.)
(stock div.)
Smelting
Steel
$1-75
Corp.
American
+5
—
(quar.)
Seal-Kap
American
1955.
of corporate
OF
Co.,
1
$1.25
172
(except where indicated)
Steamship
1
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Armstrong Cork
Company
6-
6-
(quar.)
American
given in the "Chronicle."
NOTICE
1
6-15
6-15
preferred
7%
called
were
Lines,
6-
preferred
287
634
—
of May 11,
shown
list
Peoples Water & Gas Co.. 5%
Treasury
6-20
President
American Rock Wool
common
current volume
the details
Pacific Western
$51 million.
$1
(quar.)
Radiator & Standard Sanitary—
Common
(quar.)
stock called for redemption,
under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
and
those
Georgia Power Co.,
press
dealers for purchasing or
50c
6-15
1
5%
Argo
American-Hawaiian
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $22 million at all reporting member banks; the
6-15
Chemical—
$1.25
Argus
The condition statement of
7-
&
(quar.)
Arden
including
(quar.i__
:
preferred
Anvil
preferred
5-31
American
1.196
Condition Statement of Member Banks
8-19
6-15
$3
(s-a)
5%
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
a
1
5Cc
Anheuser-Busch,
Anthes-Imperial
Below will be found
5-20
9-
50c
preferred
748
+
776
individual
5-27
1
(quar.)
A
+
9
1
are
pfd.
5-20
6-
$1.12 y2
$6
1
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Class
$4
6-
.
5-27
5-25
50c
Finance,
Optical
Potash
6-10
6-10
•1.12%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
National
American
0.4%
4*
accept¬
chased
0.2%
preferred
American
District figures
(quar.)
'
6-15
50c
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Metal
note lia¬
R.
liability
pin
serves;
Foundry
Co., Ltd.—
American
reserves
combined
Contingent
—725,069
(quar.)
Laundry
Machine
+
41
10.263
Francisco
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
deposits:
Reserve
—
American
27,543
13b)————
accounts-
preferred
preferred
+
—
1,443
Federal
(Illinois)
(quar.)
convertible preferred A
10
—
56,262
21,466
3,914
U.
banks
others
Corp.__
Common
'
Surplus
Investment
56
923
S. Govt
deposits
demand
Domestic
International
161
184
2,543
deposits adjusted
deposits except
U.
S.
_
American
Time
+
+
660.901
•—_—-
1
6-15
641
+
13,799
domestic banks
+
—
—
Foreign banks
Borrowings:
Capital Accounts—
6-
6-20
20c
6%
Demand
Interbank
liabilities
Total
20c
367
Liabilities—
Total
Home Products
(monthly)
Hospital Supply (quar.)
Insulator Corp. of Del., com. (quar.)
preferred (s-a)
30c
—1,118
—1,325
—
;—1
vault...
with
American
American
768
95
^63
1,053
—
Federal
with
in
Balances
21
8,731
banks
to
(quar.)
American
American
+
198
+1,065
+1,051
204
—
21,557
securities
Reserves
Cash
notes
bonds
S.
+
14
+
8,760
-
33,599
Loans
5-19
preferred
5%
securities—total—
Other
—
1
car¬
Treasury
103,777
+
Deposits:
+
51
2,642
2
Government
S.
6-
prior
American
bills
Treasury certificates of indebtedness
630,439
—
$1.16
$4.64
American
for
securities
purchasing
loans
5-19
•
Treasury
—725,069
49,826,446
.
Liabilites—
Federal
22
securities
estate
Other
+
1
1
agricul¬
dealers
and
carrying
or
for
loans
rying
Real
U.
assets.
Total
brokers
purchasing
22
foreign bunks-—-—
Uncollected
+
to
115
1
6-
6-14
6-
4 Va %
-+4.759
+3,370
309
+
22,743
and
loans
tural
+
42,193
industrial,
Commercial,
Total
84,523
adjustedt
6-
75c
Steamship (quar.)
Assurance, com. (increased)
Home
American
(In millions of dollars)
5-10
6-10
70c
1954
Assets—
6-10
6-
American-Hawaiian
4Va%
May 19,
290,800
—
2,801,750
May 11,
5-20
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
Electric
&
Greetings
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
12V2C
American
(+) or
Decreased—) Since
—1,383.184
11.645,837
—
Share
American
Increase
—1,223,625
98,700
792,350
—
American
of $53
decrease
a
ber banks follows:
Bills
Notes
Borrowings increased $123 million at all reporting
member banks; the principal changes were increases of
$70 million in the Philadelphia District, $60 million in
Chicago,
Gas
American
deposits
Company
Forging & Socket Co
,
adjusted increased $65 million in
New York City, $57 million in the Cleveland District,
and $53 million in the Boston District, but they decreased
$88 million in Chicago, $84 million in the Richmond Dis¬
trict, and $55 million in the Philadelphia District; the
net increase was $28 million.
Demand
When
Per
Name of
American
lion, respectively!
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
Holdings of Treasury bills and of United States
bonds decreased $95 million and $56 mil¬
Government
preferred
Investment
1
1
Inc.—
Co.
(accum.)__
$1.50
(quar.)
& Santa Fe Ry.
6-15
5-31
50c
(quar.)
—
7-
1
6-10
$1.25
6-
1
4-28
Volume
Number 5433
181
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2511)
Per
Name of
Atlanta
Company
Share
r
When
Holdert
4.50%
preferred
1
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
Name of
5-20
$1.15
(quar.)
6-
$1;1214
4.60%
Light, common
preferred (quar.)
Per
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Gas
5-20
Brown
tire
20
Atlantic Coast Line RR. Co.—
New
Atlantic
Atlas
preferred
Atlas
Powder
Aunor
A
ment
A
Babbitt
6%
—
_________
(quar.)
common
C
Show
Co.
Beam
—-
common
5%
6-17
6-
3
3 % %
6-10
6-
1
4%
7-
1
6-10
6-30
9-30
Burns
12-30
45c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
1
6-15
1
5-16
1
6-
6
Butler
1
Beneficial
common
—
6-10
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7% pfd. (s-a)__
Byllesby (H. M.) & Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% pfd. (accum.)
Calif. Cold Storage &
Distributing Co.—
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
$1.50 participating preferred (quar.)
6-10
5-31
5-23
6-10
5-20
6-30
6-15
7-
1
6-30
6-24
6-14
California
7-
1
6-15
California
6-
1
6-
5c
7-
1
6-22
Gas
3
9-22
9-22
California
6-22
Camden
Burlington Ry
1
5-13
Campbell
6-
1
5-13
New
6-
1
$1.18%
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
6-
common
6-20
5-27
New
1
5-17
to
6-
1
5-17
$25c
50c
6-15
7-
6-
1
6-15
6-30
6-15
Canada
6%
$1.06%
5-16
Canada
$1.18%
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
6-15
IOC
7-30
5-31
Insurance
(Los
Mining
quar.)_
15c
7-15
6-30
Canada
Iron
$1.25
(increased
com.
7-15
6-30
Canada
Life
6-
1
5-
2
Canada
50c
6-13
6-
1
Canada
50c
7-
1
6-15
Special
100th
$1.50
6-
1
5- 9
Special
Special
$1.75
7-1
6-
1
6-23
6-
1
$1.25
6-13
6-
1
(quar.)
1
5-16
Canadian
1
5-20
Canadian
25c
6-30
6-15
5-20
(quar.)
25c
Club
(quar.)
Investment & Trust Co.
1
6-
1
4%
5-18
Hose
&
& Sons
6-
1
5-20
4(4%
1
5-23
—--*■
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.90 preference (quar.)
Briggs & Stratton Corp. (quar.)
Bright (T. G.) & Co., Ltd., 5% pref. (quar.)
Class
1
6-
3
5-
4
Carlisle
1
5-
4
Carolina
5-16
60c
6-15
5-27
Carrier
6-30
6-15
4(4%
1
6-10
6-
1
7-15
5-27
1
Assurance
Co.
Bank Note
—
6-17
Oil
Ltd.
4%
preferred
6-
8
4-29
2
6-
(quar.)
Catelli
7-
$$1
7-
1
6-20
9-
1
8-15
6-
1
5-20
$10c
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
7-
1
6-
1
16 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred B (quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
—
15c
6-
3
5-13
4.20%
6-10
6-
1
5-
2
5%
$1.10
6-
1
5-
2
Central
25c
6-10
5-20
Central
5-31
4-30
5%
preferred
Detroit
,$1.75
8-
1
7-22
50c
56 %c
5-12
6-30
6-10
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-11
75c
6-10
5-27
6-15
5-27
20c
$2.50
6-
1
7-
1
6-23
6-10
5-18
5-2Q
$1.50
7-
1
6-21
$1.50
(quar.)
1-3-56
12-21
30c
6-15
6-
$1.12%
6-15.
6-
3
$1.12%
gtd. (quar.)
7-
1
6-
3
5-10
3
(l/10tb
shares
of
6-
1
50c
6-
1
5-10
6-10
5-16
General
for each share held)
6-10
~25c
5-16
Co.
(quar.)
& Stone
5-16
7-
1
6-16
6-10
5-25
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
3
5-27
53 %c
6-
3
5-27
87 %c
6-30
6-14
9c
5-31
25c
(quar.)
6-
25c
(quar.)
1
1
$1.25
America
77-
6-15
6-
3
5c
of
$1
35c
4(4 7® preferred (quar.)_
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Co.
1
$7.40
.
Corp
Insurance
5-31
6-
75c
(quar.)
Life
6-10
15c
(monthly)
Cochran Foil Co., common (quar.)
57® preferred series A (quar.)
Coleman Co., com. (quar.)
4%
87 %c
25c
6-29
6-
3
6-14
.
6-14
5-12
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-
1
5-20
50c
6-
1
5-20
62 %c
6-
1
5-20
10c
6-
1
5-16
Monthly
10c
7-
1
10c
8-
1
7-15
6-30
6-15
5%
Colorado
Colorado
Central
7-15
6-20
class
Power
(monthly)
Interstate
Gas, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
Colorado Milling & Elevator Co.
(quar.)
class
New
class
A
B
—
5-26
(Boston)
6-11
6-
1
6-30
6-
1
National
6-10
5-27
1
5-18
Commercial
7-
1
6-21
Commercial
6-
1
5-13
5-16
6-
6-11
6-10
5-31
23 c
6-
1
5-16
5-31
5-16
$1.75
5-27
6-10
5-27
6-30
6-20
6-10
5-16
6-10
$5
Credit
10-10
25c
6-
6-
1
5-24
87 %c
6-
1
5-24
$1.37%
6-
1
5-24
6-
1
5-30
6-
1
5-10
1
$1
(Toronto)
6-
6-
1
5-17
20c
(quar.)
Life Assn.
5-25
6-15
20c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-20
6-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
25c
.
Service
Nast Publications
Confederation
6-30
(Phila.) —
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Corp.,
6-
7 Vic
(quar.)
Common
Mills
1
65c
(quar.)
common
Commonwealth Title Co.
Public
6-
9-19
30c
Co.
Discount,
(s-a)
6-
1
5-17
2
—
Quarterly
(quar.)
A
1
30c
(quar.)
6-10
10c
Co.
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)
514% preferred (quar.)
4%
$1.12%
Insurance
Mutual Life Insurance
Combined Locks Paper—
Class A common
(quar.)
6-
5-25
Life
Columbus
$2
5-16
5-16
50c
(s-a)
,(quar.)
35c
1
6-15
1
50c
6-11
6-
1
6-
20c
Columbian
6-10
7-
35c
20c
5-26
5-31
6-15
$1.25
(initial-quar.)
(initial-quar.)
5-17
6-
31 %c
Columbia Broadcasting System—
1
50c
(quar.)
$12c
5-31
5-16
$38c
Quarterly
Quarterly
$37c
9-15
9-10
$38c
17-1R
17-10
25c
6-15
6-
1
23c
7-
1
6-
1
56 %C
6-
1
5-16
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc. (quar.)
Connecticut Light & Power (quar.)
Connecticut
Connohio
Power
Co.,
Co.
Inc.,
(quar.)
15c
common
6-15
7-
1
6-10
6-20
$25c
40c
preferred
(quar.)
10c
7-
1
6-20
11-15
40c
preferred
iquar.)
10c
10-
1
9120
5-31
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-20
40c
8-10
7-20
8-10
7-20
$50c
7-11
6-13
$$2.50
(s-a)
7-
2
6-23
(quar.)
Foundry Co., common
(quar.)
3c
6-
1
5-16
Consolidated Amusement
Consolidated
Consolidated
19c
$1.25
6-20
6-
6-
5-16
1
8
Co., Ltd
35C
—
Coppermines
Consolidated Discovery
Corp.
(quar.)
Yellowknife
—
Ltd.,
$2.50
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-16
5-13
6-15
5-31
$75c
6-30
5-31
6-10
Mines—
Interim
Consolidated Diversified
6-30
30c
$1.25
$10c
Cement Corp.
(quar.)
Cigar Corp., common (quar.)
(quar.)
$5 preferred
Consolidated
Ltd.—
(s-a)
(quar.)
8-13
11-30
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Warehouse
8-31
$25c
Investments
Canada
preferred
5-20
$5c
preference
$1.50
1
15c
6-11
$5c
Knitting, Ltd.
Central
7-10
$1.10
6-
$1.25
__
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash. D. C.)
Columbian Carbon Co. (quar.)
56 %C
Extra
Celtic
6-17
50C
$1.25
(s-a)—
Colonial Stores, common
75c
(quar.)
Caterpillar Tractor, com.
95C
6-27
(Tenn).—
(quar.)
Chemical
5-16
7
Co.—
Clorox
40c
(quar.)
(increased)
Products,
6-13
12c
15c
1
6-
5-16
9
Chattanooga
Monthly
10c
Co.
& Co.
50C
(quar.)
Colonial Sand
5-31
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
Foods
Colonial
$25c
8
(quar.)
Corp.
Clinton
6-15
B
8-
6-16
dividend
6-14
Class
14%
6-30
Co.
Abrasive common
2
8-13
B
(final)
Stock
6-28
11-15
B
common
7-
8-31
Class
preferred
$20c
11-30
Class
6%
6-15
$12c
7
4.40%
5-10
1
$13c
7
Brown & Biaelow,
5-16
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
(quar.).
6-
common
1
7-
(quar.)
6-
Gas,
66-
$$1
A
6-
Borough
$25c
A
2
40c
Cable
40c
-
(quar.)
Extra
2
4.40%
5-31
Class
2
Brooklyn
1
7
7-
Co.
M.)
Food
7-
Bascom Rope
7-
3
8-19
$1.25
(quar.)
Corp. of America—
preferred (initial)
$63c
&
5-31
5-13
6-10
75c
j.
conv.
$56c
Broderick
5-31
6-
I
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 77®
4%
$$1.19
preferred
6-15
6-15
1
6-20
9- 1
75c
Plywood (quar.)
Co., 7% preferred
4% %
5%
$3.80
6-
5-13
1
6-
4% special guaranteed (quar.)
Cleveland Quarries Co. (quar.)
5-16
$20c
I.)
(A.
.4% %
Brockton Taunton Gas
2
1
Class
$$1
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
British Petroleum, Ltd., ordinary
76-
1
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
Cone
(J.
"
7-
5- 2
6-15
6-
$1.25
preferred
7-
Catalin
6%%
1
1
(quar.)
$4.50
5-20
3
4-29
6-
2
6-10
6-
8
5-
7-
Electric Illuminating—
25c
7-
6-
1
6-20
5-16
$4
Cleveland
Cascades
Castle
6%%
6-
5-23
1
6-11
Texas Pacific Ry.
&
Semi-annual
Conde
$1.20
registered (final)
Ordinary bearer (final)
British Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
$$1.25
7-
$1
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, com.
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
Community
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
Ordinary
6-15
6-15
1
2
5-13
2
6-14
75c
(quar.)
com.
& Lambert Mfg.
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
5-16
6-
$21%C
(quar.)_
5-13
7-
1
(quar.)
preferred
1
Case
Quarterly
6-15
6-15
$65c
5-27
$1
Clayton
6-30
6-15
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Claussner Hosiery Co., com. (reduced)—
35c
7-
1
5 7®
6-15
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Piiie, Scott & Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
194c
Co., Ltd.—
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
common
pfd.
,
Co.
New
Gas
preferred
Carson,
$25C
British-American
Corp.,
$92
Equipment
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
5-16
7-
6-10
2
$$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Telephone & Telegraph
$28%c
6-
2
7-
$$2
(quar.)
Carpenter Paper
Carpenter Steel
4%
Machine,
(quar.)
preferred
7-
$$1.25
Caroorundum
1
Water
Clark
6-15
$1.75
;
Utilities
5-16
$$1
(quar.)
(Philip) Mfg., common
preferred (quar.)
6-
93 %c
British
—.
(quar.)
6-
35c
(interim)
(quar.)
American
B
&
Service
5-31
$$1.25
Natural
Mills, com.
7-
25c
Corp
common
preferred
;
Electric,
(s-a)
Wire
1
$10c
(quar.)
pref.
Western
$1214c
$7214c
6-
&
preferred
preferred
City
6-27
6-30
75c
preferred
6-15
Cos., Ltd.—
preferred
Cannon
5%
5-10
Refractories, Ltd.—
Canadian
Carey
1
$15c
(quar.)
6-1B
5-21
6-
1
6-15
6-15
Monthly
Corp., Ltd.
1
5-27
City
City
$10c
7-
1
6-
Trust,
(quar.)
75c
nnmr«-r—rr-r-i- -it |—r~ —r
American
Investment
preference
6-
7- 2
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Auto Stamping (quar.)
Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Products Corp. (reduced).
Speciality Stores, 4(4% conv. pfd. (quar.)
City
City
110c
(quar.)
(quar.)
$25c
(quar.)
Cordage, Ltd., class A (quar.)
.
Ltd.
Co.
Inc.
preference
6-
Securities,
3
preference
6-10
5-20
(quar.)
Corp.
Citizens
5-20
10-18
I
6-30
$$2.50
Cincinnati, New Orleans
6-20
1
7-27
2
Milling
6-20
1
7-
6-16
Gas
Cities
4-29
11-
7-
Cincinnati
Circle
5-31
5-13
25c
.
(s-a)
7% .preferred
Chrysler
5%
1
a
preferred
6%
6-
6-
6-
3
redeemable
15c
4-29
7
6-23
6-17
6-
8%
J 50c
5-31
$2
$1.75
6-
5%
7
5-26
3
(quar.)
6-30
5%
6-
8
1
6-
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
Christiana
4%
7- 7
1
6-24
6-14
6-30
6
6-20
6-
6-28
8-
6-
$25c
9
50c
50c
7-27
6-
6-15
$43%c
—_
6-
«$1
preferred (s-a)
Bower Roller Bearing
(quar.)
Bowes
Co., Ltd
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)
5-23
6-15
1
6-10
6-10
6-17
3
5-11
4%
6-21
1
1
6-20
6-30
6-
5-
1
1
6-15
7-
7-
7-
75c
40c
preferred
5%
$1
$1.50
$1.25
6-30
1
6-
6-
.
$7
Chipman
1
$1.50
$15c
(quar.)
common
1
6-15
1
6-30
common
Towel,
International
6-
$3
Chicago
Co.
6-14
Rubber—
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.
Coca-Cola
6-
50c
6%
1
5
1
7-15
62 Vic
5-
6-
6-
$1.12%
75c
(quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)_;
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar.)
Coca-Cola
8714c
—
Trust
Estate
preferred
12-
6-
6-1
6-15
25c
12-10
6-15
6-15
75c
com
12 Vic
6-15
5-18
2%%
1
50c
Canadian
Western Ry.,
1
1
1
RR.—
9-
3
6-10
5-31
6-
87 %c
dividend
5-31
25c
quar.)
Great
Stock
6-
(quar.)
redeemable
Chicago
1
—
Oil
Illinois
9-10
6-
1
6-10
$3.50
«t
Eastern
&
2
Ltd.,
(quar.)
class A
7-
.
Canadian
$2
7-
Common
Tire
Chicago
150c
Extra
.
preferred
Chesebrough Mfg. Co. (Consol.) (quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Corp., $3 preference (quar.)
12 Vic
$20c
common
Canadian
convertible
$36%C
International
Ltd.,
preferred
3(4%
5%
6-
7-
5c
1
6-15
a
5-10
7 Vic
.
(quar.)
Chesapeake Industries,- $4 pfd. (quar.)____
$6 preferred (quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)
1
6-15
1
6-
1
25c
(s-a)_
(initial quar.)
Extra
6-
6-
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
6-
1
6-15
6-17
50c
$1.12%
(quar.)
6-10
6-
6-15
25c
12 %C
15c
7 Vic
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Mfg., 7% preferred
$31 Vic
60C
Inc. (quar.)
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co.,
3%%
preferred
6-16
21c
Borg-Warner Corp., com. (Increased
3%% preferred (quar.)
Boston Ground Rent Trust (s-a)
Bristol Brass
7-
1
of America—
investment income)
J.)
6-
5-16
6-
$31 Vic
General
Canadian
5-20
6-15
20c
Corp
Brass
6-10
35c
—
1
6-15
$$1.25
(quar.)
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co. Ltd
11-18
6-
25c
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Fund,
6-18
6-
6-10
31 %c
$10c
preferred
6-
11-30
6-30
B.)
Valve
Chattanooga Gas
Clevite
com.
(quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse
15C
Book-of-the-Month
preferred
Ltd.,
$1.75
Canadian
50c
Quarterly
9
7-29
___
(quar.)
Fibre, common
&
preferred
(A.
__
Products
preference
(Initial)
Ltd. (quar.)
Canners,
5-16
8-22
5-
$$3.50
$75c
6-15
1
5- 9
6-10
Ltd.—
1
9-
1
1
$$1
Celanese
15c
N. C.)
66-
6-30
12-15
6-14
6-30
5-20
1-3-56
convertible
Canadian
75c
5-31
bonus
Breweries,
Canadian
15C
&
Canadian
35C
$1.18%
(quar.)__
5-31
anniversary
5-20
35c
6% preferred
5-19
6-24
6-15
$50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1
5-25
1
(quar.)
Mills, Inc.
Paper
Chapman
$$1
(quar.)
7-
6-
100th
B
30C
6-15
7-20
9-15
A
$1.06%
7- 8
1
Class
5-20
7- 8
7-29
10-
Class
1
5-18
7-20
$10c
Canada Wire & Cable Co.
6-
7-15
bonus
5-20
28 %C
Chance
100th
5-20
1
$4.50
6
6-10
6-16
1
6-
6
5-
2
1
1
$1.18%
:
5-
1
7-
7-
6-
1
1
6-
$10o
6-
6-
6-
5-18
Champion
bonus
34C
1
Certain-Teed
6
anniversary
anniversary
5-23
6-
6
5-
$50c
Corp.
5-24
6-15
Ribbon
5-
1
$30c
(quar.)
$1.05
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Ltd.
Mortgage
Canada
6-20
Century
1
6-
Co.
5%
(quar.)
1
$1.25
1
5-27
6-
$37 Vic
(quar.)
6-10
$1.12%
7-
6-14
6-
$25c
15c
1214c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Chemical
Co.,
Permanent
6-15
12 %c
Electric
5%
Ltd.
Co.
6-15
1
Century
$25c
(quar.)
Safeway Ltd., 5% 1st pfd.
5%
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
Canada Vinegars, Ltd.
(quar.)
35C
.
(quar.)
Bloch Bros. Tobacco,
Malting
Ltd.
Extra
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Blue Ridge Insurance (Shelby
Woven
Foundries,
Assurance
25c
(initial)
Sugar,
1
$1.04
1
6
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion
5-18
7-
Service—
(quar.)
7-
1
are
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Life
&
5-31
1
1
7-
5-
and
Canada Flooring Co., Ltd.—
$1 preferred class A (quar.)
preferred
67 %c
6-
$1.17
$$1.50
Crushed & Cut Stone,
5-13
6-
$1.19
$32 Vic
5-16
4-29
6-13
(quar.)
$32 %c
1
5-31
25c
(quar.)
6-15
preferred
6-
$25c
1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred (quar.)
Boston
28
1
4 %%
Real
Feb.
6-
5.56% ' prefei red (quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, com.
Boston
Payments
1
10c
33c
4.75%
1
$25C
30c
preferred
Co.
quar.)
above.
5-14
$1.12%
(quar.)_
Cincinnati
(quar.)
preferred
Stores,
shown
6-
6-17
preferred
6-
(this dividend is In addition
one
the
quarters ending
May 31, respectively)
6V2 % preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
preference
(quar.)
1
9
5%
(quar.)
pfd.
Public
preferred
Common
for
20%
the
5-
Ltd.—
(initial
Vermont
6-10
$10C
6-
Black Hills Power & Light,
Airplane
Co.,
common
1
Ltd.—
6-
(quar.)
Big Bear Market (Mich.) (quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, 4(4% pfd.
Bird & Son, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Blrtman
Electric
(quar.)
Aluminum
Cement
New
6-
1714c
(quar.)
Special
Mines,
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Canada
3
6-
75C
(initial)
6-17
Electric—
Telephone, 5.40%
4.15%
6-17
6-30
4.65%
27Vic
:
.__
dividend)
(s-a)
25 c
Co.,
Co.
Red Lake
common
30c
Co.
Blaw-Knox
preferred
6-
Central
5-16
25c
(quar.)
Packing
(stock
1
&
7-12
25c
3
15C
(quar.)
Mfg.
British
5Va2t>
Central
1
6-10
27c
7-
.
5-12
8-
37 Vic
(quar.)
com.
10-
6-10
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Utilities,
10-
40c
4% preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem Steel Corp., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
(E.
common
preferred (quar.)
5.40% preferred (quar.)
i
1
25c
1214 c
Hathaway
Common
QjaSS
Power,
Co.
214%
50c
(quar.)
(initial)
Brantford
Ink
6-
$1.12%
(resumed)
5%
4
Bessemer Limestone & Cement Co.—
Brach
Electric
5-10
25c
(quar.)
Zinc
(quar.)
preferred
Borden
(increased)
1
30c
,
Consolidated
Berkshire
Bond
common
7-
1
1
30c
$1
3
6-
1
7%c
Butte
7-
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
Central-Illinois Securities Corp. (initial)
Central & South West
Corp. (quar.)
Central Steel & Wire
(quar.)
6-
$2
6-10
6-
5-19
25c
7-
6-15
5-19
Louisiana
(quar.)
6-30
6-30
$1.23
1
$llc
A
1
preferred
5-20
$1
$1.06%
6
6-10
preferred
4(4%
7-20
$1.25
Packing
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)—
Standard
Angeles
(From
Brothers,
6-10
6-
$50c
$50o
7-
Copper &
1
6-10
35c
z
6-
13 % %
:
preference
(J. P.) Sons
Burton-Dixie Corp. (quar.)
4%%
7-
$1.12%
9
Service-
Central
Ltd.—
214%
preferred
Bond
A
Burroughs
7-
3
5-27
4.92%
$25c
participating class A (quar.)
Racing Association, class
Corp.
(quar.)
_•
6-
6-
6-15
7
$1.05
Burroughs
California-Pacific
-
preferred
Boeing
class
Dock,
6-24
6-
$1.12%
.
Burrillville
7-
Paper Ltd.—
common
4% %
Bohn
Dry
$75c
4(4%
Blockson
Ltd.,
9
55c
(quar.)
6-28
$1
B
15c
(quar.)
dividend
4.75%
Co.,
5-16
9-
12-
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
87 %C
10-14
&
1
6-10
9-20
12-20
(quar.)
Public
6-20
$1.25
$1.25
(increased)
15c
(quar.)
1-13-56
Class
6-
$1.25
Holder»
(quar.)
4%
Illinois
50c
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Burlington Steel, Ltd. (quar.)
Burmah Oil, Ltd.
(final)
7-15
6-20
Concen¬
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
50
Mfg.
4.20%
2nd
1
25c
Industries,
preferred
65C
Distilling,
Mills,
&
preferred
4 % %
7-
$25c
(quar.)
$1.43%
(increased)
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belgium Stores. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Bell Aircraft Corp
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.)
Bell & Howell Co., common
(quar.)
Bibb
Mining
Burlington
25c
dividend
Berkshire
Sullivan
(interim)
3
6-15
$1.25
$1
Ltd.
6-
1
prelerred
Common
Central
40c
(quar.)
6-17
7-
4(4%
5-16
5-16
common
(quar.)
When
Payable of Ret.
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)_
common
&
5-16
1
9c
Dredging,
Hill
1
6-15
6-
20c
trating Co. (quar.)
Burgess Battery Co.
214%
dividend
Beech-Nut
5%
Bunker
6-
Central Illinois Light,
$1.25
(quar.)
9
t80c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Beauty Counselors (quar.)
Beck (A. S.) Shoe, 4%% preferred
Beech Creek R. R. Co. (quar.)
Benquet
5-18
5-16
25c
5-
$1.06
Ltd.
$5
Stock
1
5-18
1
Share
5c
5-30
45c
(quar.)
&
B.)
Stock
Belden
6-
Gold
(quar.)
$1.75
Common
Beaunit
Bulolo
$1.25
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Stock
5-13
Co.—
California
of
Power
(J.
1
25c
Works
A
5-31
6-
10c
(quar.)
Canada
preferred
Class
6-10
$1
Barium Steel Corp. (stock dividend)
Basic Refractories, common
(quar.)
Bathurst
15c
$1,121/2
(quar.)_________—
Co
Oil
5-27
40c
quar.)
Electric,
of
Iron
6-22
Fund,
Bullock's,
Inc.,
4% preferred
Burrard
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
5%%
Bullock
6-15
1
6-
25c
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.50
7%
Bareco
Corp.
Ltd
Per
Name of Company
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
5% preferred series A and B
5% preferred series A and B
5% preferred series A and B
60c
$1.50
_
(quar.)
preferred B
Barber-Ellis
Eclipse
6-
$30c
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Company, common
preferred (quar.)
$5
1
$1.50
(quar.)
(increased
Bangor-Hydro
Basin
6-19
5C
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook RR.
5% preferred (quar.)
Bath
Budd
18 %c
(quar.)
Inc.
prelerred
Oil
5-20
Co.—
Radio
Co.
6-15
7-
'
A
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line
invest¬
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Baltimore Gas & Electric Co.—
Baltimore
Oil
6-20
80c
15c
(from
A
(quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Creek
$1.51
30c
25c
class
6%
4%%
Buck
5-20
100%
6%
4%
6
June
25c
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, $5
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
5-26
5-
(quar.)
Ltd., class
80c
(quar.)
;•
common
Common
1
on
dividend).
(quar.)
lie
Fund,
Piano
6-
this
Holderi
Payable 0} Rec.
(en¬
Co.
30c
(quar.)_:—_
:
(B. T.),
Baldwin
6-10
5-28
redemption
Mfg.
6-15
2714 c
dividend
Foods,
Class
6-20
Sharpe
(Charles)
Buffalo
i
Collieries
Stock
B/G
Bruning
1
of America—
Alarm
income)
Ayshire
5-16
1007®
(stock dividend)
dividend
Axe-Houghton
Mills,
6-
preferred
(quar.)
$15c
(quar.)
Voting Machine Corp.
Products, Inc. (increased)
Stock
Shoe
"
Automatic
Avon
Brown
for
Co.
When
Share
1st
share plus
per
11214 c
Co.
Fire
5-20
$4c
Ltd., com.
quar
Automatic
6-15
50c
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)
Automatic Canteen Co.
Increased
&
Bruck
(quar.)
Finance
Brown
50c
Electric Service,
Class
Auto
Co.
Gold Mines,
5-16
$55c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Corp.
6-13
50c
(quar.)
called
$100
Rubber
50c
quar.)
Co., common
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
5% %
issue
at
Brown
Refining
Atlantic
Auto
(initial
common
Company
Co., $5 convertible
55
Standard Securities,
noncumulative
preferred
(s-a)
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2512)
Company
Share
■
Edison
Consolidated
Engineering Corp.
Foods, common
iquar.)
Consolidated
Inc.,
casters,
Class
1
5-16
Dresser
6-
1
5-18
7-
Co.
Assurance
6-15
Driver-Harris
5-16
2
5-
6-
6-
Class
5-
5-31
5-
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
$1.13
7-
1
6-
Duriron Co., 5%
1
5-20
6-30
6-16
5%
preferred
75c
6-15
5-25
5%
preferred
Fibre
Continental
Continental
Oil
5%
Faint
/6%
Corby
B
$5.25
______—
A
Eastern
Eastern
Ltd.,
Gas
1
6-15
6-
5-16
6-15
5-16
Eastern
25C
6-
1
5-12
Eastman
6-
1
5-12
6-15
6-10
15c
6-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
(quar.)
H.)——
6-24
6-15
6-24
6-15
6-
Quarterly ————
——
4>A%
5%%
Class
A
Crown
$2 pfd.
Steel
Crucible
5%
&
8%
of
Co.
pfd.
conv.
Crum
Corp., $4.20 pfd.
Coal, Ltd. (s-a)_
Pass
Forster,
Cuban-American
5-24
Payable
6-10
9-
Caban Tobacco
6-
Electrolux
1
6-
6-
Curtis
Companies,
Curtis
(H.)
6-
El
5-20
1
7-
1
1
9-
preferred
Curtis Publishing
6-15
5-17
6-30
6-15
1
5-13
6-
2
5-6
6-30
6-
6-10
5-25
5%
6-30
6-15
4%%
6-16
9-16
6-30
6-10
6-29
6-
6
6-20
6-
3
7-
12%c
6-
1
7-
1
6-
3
1
6-28
6-
class
A
(quar.)
non-cum.
class
A
50c
9-28
9-
7
$2
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
12-28
12-
7
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.
$1.75
(quar.)——
60c
Dahlstrom Metallic Door
25C
Corp., common (quar.)
3 3A %
preferred A (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, common
5%
preferred
(quar.)—
3.75%
preferred A
Deere & Co.,
7%
(quar.)
Delaware
of
Tramway
to
$3.50
$2.50
to
Fairbanks
Co.,
Fairbanks
Morse
Fairchild
5-20
5-17
Fajardo
6-
1
5-17
Falconbridge
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
1
6-
6-
1
3
Federal
7-
1
6-15
Federal-Mogul
6-
6
5-18
Federal
Dewey Portland Cement
Alkali
Co.,
preferred
Diamond Portland
Diana
Stores
6-
3
55-
6-
3
5-
25c
6-
1
6-15
12-15
9
Cement
terly
5%
Dobbs
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Group
from net
Cup
1
5-14
6-10
5-31
6-
6
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-10
6-20
6-
1
5-31
75c
.
6-
1
5-20
$1
(s-a).
6-
1
5-20
$1.50
7-
1
6-10
Stock
Fund, Inc.
income)
Houses
5-23
6
4c
A
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
45C
(quar.)—.
Co.
6-
6-15
(quar¬
investment
common
(quar.)
convertible preferred series
6-15
*30c
(quar.)
Co.,
Dobeckmun
20c
——
6-
l-Oc
Corp-Seagrams
Diversified
$1.10
—
Co.
Distillers
Dixie
37 %C
(quar.)
common
Dictaphone Corp., common—
4% preferred (quar.)
!
DiGiorgio Fruit, $3 preferred
Dt-Noc
$1
25c
(quar.)
9
6-25
6-10
62 %c
7-10
6-.10
1
5-14
35c
(quar.)
6-
Federated
(quarj—
—
Dqminguez Oil Fields (monthly)
Dominion & Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.)
"
1
Stock
5%
(s-a)
dividend
Doir'^ion
Stores,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Common
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
:
9
Co.
Genuine
8-12
1
6-15
6-1
5-12.
1
6-28
6-
1
1
(quar.)_
6- 1
1
6-15
6-30
6%
6-10
6-15
7-
1
Goodrich
1
6-24
6-15
Gossard
(H.
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
7-
8
Class
1
6-
9
-.Class
6-9
6%
6-17
5-27
Class
2%
9-16
Rubber, 4%%
Corp.
6-30
5-17
(quar.)
quar.)
6%
6-15
5-20
„
,
$1.12%.
-
Fittings,
(M.
Ltd.,
H.)
Co.
class
5-18
*20c
6-15
5-18
Class
B
6-10
10c
8-
1
7-2
25c
7-
2
6-
1
<
3
62'/a C
6-
1
5-14
55c
6-
1
5-10
class A (quar.)
5%
6-
5-14
6-
5-15.
6-
8
5-25
50c
5-31
5-20
25c
7-
1
6-13
2.5c
6-
1
6-
1
"Put¬
see
(quar.)'
&
6-
3
6-18
6-
3
$1.23
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
25c
6-
7
5-25
6-30
6-15
20c
7-
1
6-10
6-
4
10c
6-10
5-20
15c
6-
1
5-20
12 %c
6-14
5-31
12 %C
6-14
5-31
60c
6-15
6-
25c
6-15
6-
1
30c
6-10
6-
1
7-
€-20
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
*
pfd.
$1.75
Co.
6-13
5-24
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
7-
1
$1.50
45c
6-
5-31
1
7%
1
6-^1
*5-ia
25 c ''
(quar.)__
6-25
6-10
6-11
5-31
$2..
(quar.)
5-16
7-1
6-7
Great Northern
Great
Southern
Great
West
30c
6-
1
1
(quar.l
7- 1
Mining,
Smelting
$1
.,.,,6fl5
4Go
*
6-20
6-
1
" 6-10
12-12
11-28
6-
1
-6-
1
5-13
6-15
5-25
25c
dividend)
6-
(quar.)_
15C
Tea/common
"
•
(quar.)
•
$1
6
5-23
6-15
6-
1
6-
1
5-20
,
5-
5
5-
5
25c
1-
'
.
6-10
5-20
*40c
"(quar.)
Towing
5-12
5-26
6-
$1.75
Co.
1
5-31
1B0%
.
25c
(N. Y.)
5-13
6-30
6-15
6-20
6-15
25c
'
Life
Life
Insurance
Assurance-Co.
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-20
5-25
6-10
6-
*50c
7-
2
6-17
30c
7-
2
6-10
$1.75
7-
2
6-10
(Houston)—
1
(Winnipeg)
—
.Great.^Western Sugar, common
—.preferred (quar.)
.•
6-10
$1.10
55c
Ry. (quar.)
COc
40c
Quarterly
5-27
..
11-28
8-2»
<Sc
Paper, common (quar.)
4.49% -preferred,A (quar.)___—
6-17
6-10
12-12
*25c
5-20
62%c
11-28
25c
Great- Northern
5-20
6-
8-29
12-12
$2.50
;L6kes
6-15
9-12
$1.50
,
Great
6-15
8-29
9-12
.
!___
Paper,
1
9-12
$2
$2
-
|
Lakes
1
5-31
!$2"-
'
-
Dredge & Dock
1
5-31
6-11
$2
-
6-11
-
■
Lakes
7-
5-31
...$2
$1.50
$1.50
•
Pacific
6-11
~
preferred
6-
60c
_________
' '
;
Great
7-
5-1G
6-15
50c
Co.
(quar.)
com.
Ltd.
6-_7
'6-15 *
50c
35c
Ins.
Indemnity
&
6-15
'
(s-a)„
Great .Atlantic
6-10
6-30
50c
Cc. '(stock
Great American
1
1
15c
(quar.)
Ltd., class A
Ltd.
Union
2
15c
(quar.)
GranbymConsolidated
Power,
5-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(s-a)
Co.,
5-20
6-18
$1.25
(quar.)__
preferred
5-20
25c
$1.15
(quar.)__
B
Grafton
6-1
6-15
.
56c
7.
Grand
30c
—
3.
$1.25
(quar.)
Gray Mfg. Co.,-^ (quar.^_u
6-10
*30c
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
pfd.
preferred
lOc
Co., torn,
Power
6-
(quar.)
& Co.,
15c
(s-a)
(quar,)
$4 preferred
Florida
1
(quar.)
com.
5-20
7-1
25c
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar,)_
Flintkote
3.
7-
(quar.)
Great
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.,
6-15
5-31
6-
75c
5-13
6- 1
37%c
10c
(quar.)
A
1
.
60c
^
(quar.)
Particpiating preference (s-a)
Participating
Fish man
6-
7-
59%c
(quar.)____
Class A
(quar.)
1
Class
B
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Graflex, Inc., com. (s-a)
5-31
6-10,
'
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-31
pfd.
(increased
3"
6-30
(quar.)
A
Class
8-26
.
5-20
(quar.)
7
55c
:
(quar.)__:
preferred
(quar.)
7-1
6-16
Philadelphia
r-29
6-17.
6-
50%
(quar.)
B
55c
Co.
6-
6-30
...
Co.
Employees
R.)
A
7-
5-31
25C
6-30
(W.
7-30
6-15
Carpet
W.)
Government
Y.)—
Fund
Stores
6-28
6-29
48c
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
3c
National
5-18
6-10
30c
Boston
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Gorham
6
,
1
1
"
Telegraph (quar.)
F.) Co.
(quar.)
(B.
75c
J
8-
6-
6-30
(increased)
(quar.)
1
6-
3
*17 %c
5-13
preferred
Gold & .Stock
5r26
,6-
Fischer & Porter Co.—
1
common
common
75c
Bait.—
8-15
25c
(quar.)
Brewing Co., common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
2%
at
5-20.
50c
$5
Globe-Union. Inc. (quar.)
3
6-14
6-
B
$4.50
6-
9-20
*$1.25
A
Class
60c
6-
First Security Corp.
(quar.)
Glens Falls Portland Cement
(quar.)
Glitsch (Fritz W.) Sons (quar.)
Grace
(N.
6-10
Co.—
5-31
6-15
&
7-11
7-11
35c
(quar.).
Distilleries
5-31
6-15
6-20
9-14
preferred
6-30
40c
Firth
1
1st
6-10
40c
Stock
1
1
12 %c
Cement
Goebel
50c-
.
5-12
8-
8-
(quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7%
(quar.)
Bank
5-10
1
6-10
50c
(quar.)_
5-4
(quar.)_
Firestone Tire
5-31
6-
84 %C
(quar.)
com.
pfd.
common
5-4
A
of
6-15
2%
6-1
30c,
5-20
6-
of
6-1
B
Association
5-13
5-16
Co.
Class
5-20
Class
First
Portland
Glenmore
6-15
1
6-
31%c
(quar.)__
America
Industrial
4
$1
common
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick,
5-18
30c
5-26
6-
1
(quar.)
preferred
Gillette
12-14
15c
(quar.)
6-14
5-31
$150
Plywood
Products,
4% %
5-18
6-15
12-28
-
5-16
t"-Y'
12c
.__
5-13
37 %c
1
75c
preferred (quar.)___!
$5 preferred (quar.)
5-16
6-
Class
Financial
50c
$4.60
5-9
8-
Fund
10c
t
6-
8c
20c
(quar.)
5-16
6-15
(quar.)
50c
quar.)
6-17
6-15
6-10
dividend
Gerber
7-15
6-1
25c
6-20
1
55c
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Co.,
preferred
Stock
5-16
37%c
7-
17 %c
Co
Georgia Power, $4.92 pfd.
6-10
3%
7-11
$2
$1.25
(quar.)
(Wise.)
Co.
Putnam
5%
5-16
6-
Pares
Georgia-Pacific
5-16
1
t40c
(quar.)
of
6-16
€2%c
(quar.)
preferred
General Tire & Rubber
11-10
25c
Insurance
1
Dominion Tar & Chemical, Ltd.—
SI
Marble
9- 1
75c
Corp.
Finance
6-30
1
George
Georgia
12- 1J
$1.50
A:
Fire
6-10
*25c
(quar.)
George
5-13
50c
_,
6-
*62'Ac
.
preference
5-31
10c
Quarterly
35c
Dominion Scottish Investments, Ltd.—.
Common
5-
5-15
$1.25
(stock div.)
Fidelity-Phoenix
5-14
certificates
1
25c
Corp.
1.
1
^
Publications
25c
Dome Mines, Ltd.
American
6-10
6-
(quar.)
Signal, com.
6-
6-
6-
Investments, Ltd.—
6-1
12%c
Extra
First
Telephone
6-
6-
;
preferred
25c
Pepper Co. (quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund (quar.)_
5-9
12%c
(quar.)
15c
—
Dr.
6-1
$1.12%
(increased)
Works
Fire
preferred
General Tin
25c
Board,
Filtrol
$2,25
General
5-18
6- 1
Corp
Paper
6-15
(quar.)
convertible
9-20
$1.25
(quar.)
Electric
2
1
Pennsylvania—
5-24
50c
(quar.)
(increased
6-
25c
(quar.)
General Telephone (Ky.),
5% pfd. (quar.)__
General Telephone (Ohio), $2.20
pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
1
6-
35c
Screw
Ferro
6-10
10-1
87%C
,
Ltd.
5-13
6-10
25c
Castings (quar.)
Telephone Corp., com.
r
Stock dividend
■
4.40%
preferred (quar.)_
4.75%
1
60c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)—
Federated Department Stores—
Increased
(quar.)
6-10
12-
5-13
$1.12%
Welder—
Corp.
Pacific
Federal Sign &
5-13
62 %C
5-13
6-1
(quar.)
Federal
9
62 %C
6- 1
$1.18%
$1.25
Federal
9
3
$2
(quar.)—
Corp.
Co.
$1
•'
4.40%
Insurance
30c
—
6-
(quar.)
Mines,
6-10
S33Ac
5%
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
5-27
6-15
(quar.)
Federal Machine &
Corp.—
preferred
6-17
Extra
5-16
.6-
.
5-20
35c
tlOc
6-14
30c
5-20
*
15c
--.
Co. (stock dividend)
Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
1
30c
6-10
35c
Metallurgical
Federal Compress & Warehouse Co.
5-12
6-10
75c
Airplane
Nickel
1
preferred (s-a)
Denver Union Stock Yard Co. (quar.)
Diamond
&
Co.
6-
$3.50
25c
$1.25
pfd.
5-18
7-
Steel
-
Y.
N.
6-15
(quar.)
General
Fansteel
6-24
7-
Sugar
7-
(quar.)
Refractories
General
1
Giant
conv.
40c
(quar.)
General
6-24
Mfg.
Fanny
(quar.)—-
5-12
Extra
Fanner
Canada—
35c
of
5-18
30c
,
(quar.)
6-24
(quar.)
Co.
Engine
1
1
7- 2
6%
7%c
(N. Y.)
$2.50
1
5-18
(quar.)
debenture stock
Denver
7-
5-31
50c
class A common
Dentists Supply
7-15
97 %c
Voting common (quar.)
8%
3
7-
Cement
The Fair
6-
6-
Corp.,
preferred
A
—
Gregg
see
933Ac
_
(s-a)
Mfg.,
&
933Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Delta-C & S Air Lines
Dennison
Coe
Plywood
Portland
6%
7-15
12%c
(s-a)
(The)
General
General
nam"
Insurance Co.
50c
Inc.
R.
Fair
5-23
5-23
7-15
________
(quar.)
1
6-15
25c
Advertising,
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)____—.
6-15
*$2.50
Properties
R.
Faber,
5-16
1
Co.
$1.25
common—
Stores,
Monte
—
(s-a)
preferred
Dejay
Del
Excelsior
Outdoor
"
$3.50
common
25c
(quar.)—
preferred B (quar.)
3.90% preferred C (quar.)
Debentures & Securities Corp.
preferred
Essex
5-27
General
60c
preferred
75c
-
3.75%
5%
Mills,
5-13
6-
(quar.)
6-
30c
com—
5-23
Co.—
prior
Mfg. Co.
1
6-20
70c
—
com.
1
$1 75
A
$1.25
(quar. >
1
7-
$5 preferred (quar.)
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
25c
(s-a)
4%%
6-15
6-
1
1
6-
tlOc
preferred
:
(quar.)
933Ac
Dana
Dayton Power & Light,
Railroad
Erlanger
Ero
6-
25c
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
15 preferred series A (quar.)
7
7-
6-23
3%%
7- 1
—
preferred
preferred
Erie
Motors Corp.,
7-? 1
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)_——
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Erie & Pittsburgh RR., 7%
gtd. (quar.)
3
6-
Mills,
General
$1.03
.
Equitable Credit, 50c pfd. (quar.)
Equitable Gas Co., com. (quar.)—
5-20
75c
(quar.)_
$2
Sons,
(quar.)
preferred
7%
1
9-29
*
General
5-16
6-15
6-
1
Corp.—
Printing Co.
$1.12%
—-
B
&
5-25
7-
6
1
7-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)———40c
common
6-
7-
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
Corp.
6-15
$1.65
—
Co.,
6-27
*30c
(quar.)
6-
2
6-17
(initial)
25c
quar.)
Emery Air Freight (increased) (s-a)_;
Empire District Electric Co., com. (quar.)..*
9
Corp.—
Cutler-Hammer.
(s-a)
Electric
Class
6-20
6-30
50c
Cushman's
preferred
Paso
(increased
—
6-
$1.75
Curtiss-Wright
$2 non-cum.
Watch
common
common
25c
Williamsport R. R. Co.—
5-18
1
45c
common
25c
._
10c
(quar.)
A
$4 prior pfd.
Co.,
&
General
5-25
1
:
new
Manifold
5-13
6-15
6-
(s-a)
Pireprooflng
Foods
Gas
6-13
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)————_
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (quar.)7% 1st preferred (s-a)
6% 2nd preferred (s-a.)
Emerson Drug Co., class A (quar.)
$10
—
Ltd.
5-25
,
7-
(quar.)_
Corp.,
General
(quar.)
1~C
(quar.)
General
$4.50
9
Industries, Inc.—
convertible
50c
(quar.)
General
(quar.)_
$4.12
6-10
10-
Corp.
Emporium Cap well Co.,
pfd.- (accum.)——-
Inc.
(stock dividend)
stock of United Gas
common
Elgin National
Elmira
6
5-18
1
in
Electrographic Corp.
5-16
1
6-15
$1.75
5%
(quar.)
Co.
(18/10 shares for each 100 held)
subject to the approval of the SEC—
9
Sugar—
Co.
Share
Co.
9-30
&
preferred
6-10
6-15
34c
Baking Co., $8 preferred
General
Cigar,
common
Finance
6-20
$1.75
"Bakeries,
5,
4Cc
General
5-16
Dynamics,
2nd pfd.
conv.
Bond
$2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
General
5-16
General
37 %c
7%
J. 5-16
1
0
5-16
12 %c
;
5-16
4.40%
Electric
45c
(quar.)
1
6-
7-
9-
;
1
56 %c
Quarterly
6- 1
6-
12C
(quar.)
Transportation
6- 1
1
1
50c
(quar.)_——
common
preferred
Corp.,
Corp
$1.10
8-
$1.05
(quar.)
com.
American
7%
$2
—
America
General
6-
..
6-10
9-30
.
•
$1.50
(quar.)
Acceptance
General
General
$1.25
America,
(quar.)
General
5-31
5-16
50c
(quar.)
5-25
5-16
6-11
7-1
5-16
*$2
Zellerbach
Crows Nest
6-10
6-15
6- 1
11-
(s-a)________
Co.
6- 1
25c
(quar.)
preferred
$1.34
6-10
25c
__________—
Gaylord
$1.37%
1
5-15
5-16
"6-30
(quar.)
Container <quar.)__
1st
Service
$1.02%
$1.06%
6-
1
50c
Gas
1
6-
'6-1
*$1.38
6-10
$1
(quar.)
,6-15
-
50c
40c
5-25
6-20
1
1
",;6-20
1
common
6-15
$1.06'A
6-30
*$1,25
Ltd.,
6-30
35c
(quar.)
8-
11-
11-15
•
-'$1.75
(quar.)
$1.41%
8-15
5C
"
<quar.)__
preferred
$1.60
6-20
5-16
1
8-15
15c
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-30
6-10
6-30
.sv
common
Co.,
*25c
(quar.)—
J
Gary
(Theo.)
Co., common
(increased).
Participating
common
(quar.)
6-15
1
5-16
Inc.—
15c
(quar.)
pfd.
;
(quar.)
Power
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
5% %
1
6-
^
IOC
$1
5c
—
common
35c
62 %c
common
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
11-15
28'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
6-15
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc.,
5%
Co.,
preferred
Co.—
—
3
6-16
6-30
5-21
10c
preferred
preferred
6-
(quar.)
Crompton & Knowles, Loom Works
Crown Cork International, class A (quar.)
Gatineau
6-
E.)
5.36%
5-20
preferred
6-3
(R.
conv.
5.65%
5-25
Sexton
6-1
7-1
7-
*25c
6-
6-15-
'
:
Investors
6-15
6-10
&
Ltd. (quar.)
6-
2lc
(quar.)_
Loom, Inc.—
5-31
8
65c
convertible
6-22
4%%
Garrett
1
5-16
(Quarterly from net investment income)
income)
Funsten
7-
1
6-15
;
$3 non-cumulative preferred
9-16
6-30
6-16
6-
(quar.).
< quar.)
6-30
200%
4%%
the
6-18
75c
—______
4.10%
of
9-16
75c
—
6-16
25c
,
6-16
1
common
7- 1
1
1
1
7-
common.
10-11
$1.50
77-
40c
(quar.)
on
50c
50c
______
2oc
preferred (quar.).
10- 1
—
5-10
(quar.)
(quar.);'
1
Trailer, common, (quar.).
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
5-24
5-10
6-15
(quar.)
Refining Co.,,
Fundamental
.
1
6-15
(quar.).
Co.
6-
25c
—
Cribben
preferred
5-13
6-18
6-
*$1.25
quar.)__
Machinery Co.
on
Fruit
6- 1
25c
1
25c
Paper
dividend
5-18
7- 1
5-26
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
7%c
5-10
$1
Stock
4%
30c
(quar.)
Stores,
El Paso Natural Gas,
5-27
5-10
(initial)————
common
8%
4'A %
5-30
833Ac
Co., 33A%
pfd,
(quar.)
Corp.. Ltd.
Brothers
6-10
preferred (s-a)
preferred (quar.)—
Petroleum
Corp
(stock dividend)
Crampton Manufacturing, 5%
New
Edison
$15c
(quar.)——
$2
Eddy Paper Corp
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., $1 class A
6
6
15c
(R. L.), Ltd.
Co.
Frontier
Fruehauf
,5-11
5-11
6-
6-11
E€%c
Steel Corp.
Sulphur
25c
common
&
Corp.
Company
6-15
^
*15c
Inc.
Crain
Creole
Baler
Ecuadorian
6-15
7-15
Co.,
5-20
6- 1
6-1;
.
Extra
5-
1
Associates,
Kodak
Frito
6-15
(quar.)——
Sugar
Steel
lL.r Realty
Quarterly
_;
7- 1
6-15
.__
preferred
Economy
5-
1
6-
$2.50
$2.50
——
—
5-25
5c
——
(quar.)————-
—
5-25
6-10
...
Works
Corrugated
Pressed
Freeport
7- 1
par
Economic Investment Trust,
5-25
$1.31'A
25c
45c
20c
(quar.)__
Corp.
5-
—
(quar-)--—.
Eaton Paper Corp., common.
6% prior preferred (s-a)
5
6-10
6-10
6-10
10c
preferred
6%
5-21
40c
(s-a)—
class A
common
$1
6
62%c
75c
*50c
J50c
30c
—-——
(quar.)
no
Fostoria
Bridge
Friedman
15c
and $2 par) (quar.)
Common (both no par and $2 par) (quar.)
$1 preferred
(quar.)
1
6-15
$1
_
Coty,
Crane
Common (both
3
75c
—
(quar.)
Products
Cosmopolitan Realty
Quarterly
5-31
7-29
1
Worth
32'Ac
25c
-
r
Corp. (increased)
Racing Association—
6-15
8-
(qmif&_~
com.
____
Air
Lines
^
1.50 s'
Gas,
(Increased
com.
7% .preferred
quar.)___
Natural
Fore
Foster-Wheeler
6-15
6-15
5-31
*$1.25
Dailies,
Wayne
.6-10
6-30
6-15
76c
class B, (quar.)
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Pitt
5-10
50c
(quar.)
Fort
Oo.—
*^^-<^^>^$1.75
Eastern
6-16
Water
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
(quar.)_;._-
___——_
preferred
& W.
5.20%
B
5-19
81'Ac
__
4%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
6- 1
6-20
9- 1
8-19
12- £ A: 11-18
31'Ac
3iy4C
com. (quar.)
1
6-15
25c
Wallace,
Motor
7- 8
_
Interurban
&
East Tennessee
25c
common
(quar.)
(G.
6-30
20c
Natural
Coro, Inc.
Corson
3
40c
(quar.)—
Electric,
Paperboard
Corning
6-
6-15,
1
(quar.)—
—
series
Cornell
6-13
7-
75c
(s-a)
Extra
9
5-23
Distillery,
(H.)
Class
Cornell-Dublier
6%
5-
1
6-
Louis
preferred
preferred
&
7-8
East
6-13
preferred (quar.)
conv.
preferred (quar.)
3i%c
—
(s-a)
Mineral
Fort
3
St.
Foote
5-23
(quar.)
$1.08
pfd. A
(Boston)
Forbes
Foremost
7-35
7-25
(quar.
ice
Fund
Class
6-14
D
Machinery & Chemical,
3%% preferred (quar.).!
Formula
Ford
—$1.25
3
*$1.30
new com. (initial quar.)_
Copperweld Steel Co., com. (increased)
.
5%
,
preferred
Food
6-3
6-
20c
Copper Range Co.,
4
10%
(quar.)
Flying Tiger Line, 5%
•
5-19
7-22
10-21
6-
70c
Bay Lumber Co
Copeland Refrigeration
5-19
6-
4.32%
6-23
6-21
6- 1
6- 1
5-25
6- 9
7-15
7- 1
6-15
(Toronto) (8-a)—
Coos
1
6-15
50c
& Varnish, common
preferred (quar.)
prior
$3
6-
Duval Sulphur
(quar.)
31%p„-A-30
Dynamics Corp. of America (initial)-___--^ V:AV IOC}-"
6-30 1
Eagle Picher Co. (quar.)
3T%c '!• "*-10
$1.13
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)________————
Cook
$1.12%
6-15
7/o
(quar.)„_
Co.,
5-19
(quar.)
5-18
6-
Co.
1
1
6-24
Telephone
6-
C
1
15c
Continental Steel Corp.
Continental
$1.12 %
preferred
7-
(reduced)
Motors
(quar.)_
4%%
15c
4%%
Continental Life Insurance
B
5-20
5-27
6-
—
Continental
4% %
5-19
5-12
6- 1
10c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)—
Foundry & Machine (quar.)
Insurance Co.
(N.
Y.)
(quar.)_
Continental
1
35C
31'Ac
Co.,
6-
933Ac
(quar.)
Gin
Continental
1
$1.12%
6- 9
8- 2
11- 1
(quar.)
5-19
6-
(quar.)
5-16
(quar.)
& Potash
5-26
$1.12%
A
7-12
preferred
Holdert
6-30
prexerred
50c
15c
15c
preferred
6-
$1
(quar.)———————
Continental-Diamond
preferred
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_—————...
_
$1.12%
(quar.)
—87 %c
preferred
$4.50
$3.50
(Initial)
com.
4%%
_
(interim)
new
4%%
50c
(quar.)
Common
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
A
Light,
5-14
—-
Dunlop Rubber, Ltd ordinary (final)
du Pont (E. I.) de Nemours & Co.—
&
Share
5-12
——
(quar.)
Per
Company
Power
1
6-
6-15
6-10
6-30
6-13
(quar.)
■
Name of
Florida
6-15
62%c
933Ac
40c
12%c
(quar.)—
Monday, May 30, 1955
.
6- 1
6- 1
15c
50c
,
Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)
Duncan Coffee Co., class A (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Casualty Co
(quar.)
Continental Commercial Corp., com.
preferred
*30c
common
Co.
7-15
*$1.75
Dun &
$1.12 %
Continental
60c
6-15
7-
*12c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Drewry's Ltd., U. S. A. Inc.
Drilling & Exploration
6-
*37 Ac
preferred
$3.75
Industries,
5c
(quar.)
pfd.
33A%
_
(quar.)
Consumers Power, $4.50 preferred
(quar.)_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
.
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
Container Corp. of America—
4%
preferred (quar.)—
— —-——_
Continental
1
b-
noc*
L£d.
Continental Can Co., com.
1
6-
7%
Ltd...
Bros.,
*50c
(s-a)_—-—
Glass,
6-15
1
6-
28c
—
mm
-
B
6-15
6-
Broad¬
Ltd., 5% pfd.(s-a)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., class A (quar.)_
Class
Preferred (quar.)
Douglas Oil Co. of Calif., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
343/ac
Dover Corp. (initial)—25c
Dow Chemical Co. (quar.)
25c
Dravo Corp., 4% preference (quar.)
50c
25 c
Consolidated Textile Mills,
Gonsumers
6-17
25c
common————————
B
1
6-15
18%C
—
Paper
Consolidated
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., common
6-15
Co. (quar.)
Television
&
Radio
Consolidated
Donohue
6-17
6-15
Laundries (quar.)
Consolidated
6-10
1
7-
1st
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
7-
b&/sc
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated Gas Utilities (quar.)
6%
Share
Co.,'Ltd.,
Textile
5-13
6-14
iuc
preferred iquar.)
Consolidated Freightways—
Common
(increased
quar.)
Dominion
6-15
joc
5%%
Name 0} Company
Payable 0/ Rec.
COc
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
Co.
Consolidated
When
Per
H older t
When
Per
Name of
.
.
(quar.)
:
Volume
181
Number
5433
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Per
Name of
Greer
Company
(quar.).
Hydraulics
Grinnell
10c
Indiana
5-17
5-27
6-13
Name of Company
5-20
6-20
5-27
6-.,l
5-13
lie
6-
5-
Industrial
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio,
(quar.)
15 preierrea
12 %c
(quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
;
$4.40
preferred
$4.44
preferred
5-20
6-13
5-24
"Inland
Steel
Co.
o-ia
o-a*
Insley
Mig.
Quarterly
9-12
8-23
12-15
11-23
50c
6-10
5-
7-
1
6-15
$1.16
Water
a
Ltd.,
Oil
Cementing
6-15
5-19
convertible
Hammermill Paper Co., common
4 'A % preferred (quar.)
preferred
after
International
Business
6-10
International
Cellucotton
5-23
International Cigar Machinery
;
6-10
,
;
5-
6- 1
6-
1
6
v
5-10
7%
8-
6-15
5-27
Class
A
$1
6-15
5-27
4'/2%
preferred
3
5
6-10
6-10
International Paint
6-10
5-25
International
preferred (quar.)
(A.) Co., 5%% preferred
5-31
5-12
5-31
5-12
International
Petroleum. Ltd.
4%
6-30
6-10
International
Resistance
6-
1
6-
$4
5-18
International
1
5-18
International
5-31
International
Utilities,
6-13
5-31
$1.40
Silver
6-
1
5-13
6-
1
5-10
_~
ZZZZZ Z
Co
7-20
7-
2
6-15
40c
7-
1
6-17
Intertype
$1.25
7-
1
6-17
Investment
8-
1
7-20
Common
11-
1
10-20
2-1-56
1-20
$1.37'/a
33
37 %C
6-30
6-17
40c
33
6-10
5-27
6%
Investment
tal
Trust
gains and
of
48 %c
(quar )
$1
6-15
7'Ac
6-15
6-
12c
6-10
5-26
Investors
6-10
Mfg.
Hawaiian
Co.
(quar.)„
Commercial
&
Sugar
Ltd
Co
Glass
Corp.
(quar.) JZ'
Mining Co.—
3
Heileman
"
(guar.)—
Hazeltine
~3__3
33333333333—33
.
ZZ
convertible
preferred B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate, common (quar.)
3
preferred
A
preferred
$4.37%
2nd
Hibbard
Corp.,
preferred
1st
Hinde
&
Hines
(Edward)
Dauch
6-
1
7-25
3.30%
6-
4.40%
3
6-
1
5-16
87%C
6-1
5-16
7-
1
6-15
IOP
6-1
2-9P
50c
"
6-
5-20
Class
B
33
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Horder's, Inc. (quar.)
(N. Y.)
$2.25
5%
convertible
(quar.)
Finance, common
(quar.)333 3
preferred (quar.)
3 333"
preferred (quar.)
333333
33.
4.40%
preferred
Houston
Lighting
Houston
Oil
Howard
&
Stores. Corp.,
4(4%
preferred
6-
1
5-13
45c
6-
1
5-12
6-30
6-
5c
6-30
5-31
2
Sound
Hubinger
Hudson
Co.
Co.
Bay
6-
6-24
6-10
1
5-24
Mining & Smelting
&
5%
class
Paper,
A
preference
A
(quar.)
B
4.60%
preferred
Tea
4%
:
7-
2
6-
1
9
5-23
6-10
5-20
c
6-
1
5-12
6-
1
5-12
6-10
5-31
6-10
6-
1
5-13
3iy2c
6-
1
5-16
31'Ac
6-
1
5-16
32c
6-
1
5-16
35 %c
6-
1
5-16
35'Ac
6-
1
5-16
$1
6-15
5-31
57C
6-10
5-11
15c
6-30
6-15
5-31
5-18
7-
4
6-15
6-
1
5-20
6-30
6-17
(quar.)
9-30
9-16
12-30
12-16
*25c
(reduced)33
8-
1
6-30
15c
6-
1
7-15
7-
70C
6-
1
5-16
75c
6-
1
5-16
1
6-
1
5-16
6%
6-30
5-13
6%
7-11
5-
683Ac
$45c
6-
1
4-29
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd.,
$1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Kahn's
com.
1
6-
1
5-16
and
Indiana
Gas
Indiana
Steel
&
Water
Products
earnings)
—
14c
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
22'/aC
1
5%
1
5-16
6-10
5-25
6-
H.),
Inc.
Co.
10-17
Le Tourneau
6-15
6-15
6-
1
5-
6-27
6
5-27
share
Leath
$2.50
Lee
1
6-15
Lees
1
6-15
Co.
(James)
7-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-16
Leslie
Shops,
(quar.)
6%
Sons
&
Co.
Oklahoma
B,
&
$4.50
shares held
Kent-Moore
Keritc
Kern
Co.
Co.
Special
Original
Oil
common
Keves
Fibre,
class
B-l
Keystone
net
5-31
8-31
20c
6-
1
5-18
60c
6-
1
5-
4
1
50c
5-31
35c
6-
1
5-16
87 y2c
(quar.)
common
6-15
6-
1
5-16
5-18
$1.10
6-10
$1.10
(quar.)
9-10
8-18
12-10
11-18
3-10
$1
3-17-56
(quar.)
50c
6-10
5-18
50C
9-10
8-18
11-18
(quar.)
50c
12-10
(quar.)
50c
3-17-50
62'Ac
Inc., common
(quar.)
25c
6-
1
5-13
25c
6-
1
5-13
(quar.)
6-10
5-27
Loblaw,
25c
6-
1
5-20
Extra
7-
1
6-20
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Local
56'AC
Z
ZZZ
Z
(quarZ
5-31
5-
62 %c
6-
1
5-10
68%C
6-
1
5-10
30c
6-10
6-
9
1
1
5-18
Loew's,
London
$1
0-
1
5-13
$1.05
6-
1
5-13
0-
1
5-13
C
$3
(s-a)
6-
1
5-21
Tin
4.75%
6-10
Long-Bell Lumber
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
$4
7-
Lord
1
6-10
6-15
5-31
7-
1
6-10
6-30
6-15
25c
6-
3
5-16
7-
1
0-15
87 %c
87%C
1
9-15
1-3-50
12-15
10-
class
non-cum.
7%
non-cum.
Lorillard
7%
(P.)
1
5-16
Common
$1.12%
7-
1
6-20
6-15
-
6-10
4'A%
Fund
series
com.
1
5-
2
6-
1
5-
9
8-
1
7-2JL
$1 "4
11.
1
10-" 1
30c
—
(quar.)
Transit Lines
(quar.)
Nashville
(M.)
&
7-
1
7-
1
6-
3
6-15
6-
1
75c
6-15
6-
1
RR.
(quar.)
.
2
(Walter M.). Ltd.
Sales
&
Lux
5-16
Lykens Valley RR. & CoeJ (s-a)
Lynch Corp," (quar.)
————
Lynch Carrier Systems (quar.)
—
6-15
6-
4
5-16
6-30
5-31
Lyon
6-
1
5-13
28 V»C
7-
1
6-10
5%
5%
27'Ac
6-
1
4-22
8-
1
7-22
W5-15
5-31
Macassa
(from
16c
6-15
5-31
Inc.,
1st
Macwhyte
(quar.)
1
5-31
1
5-20
7-
1
6-15
15c
6-10,
5-25
7'/2c
6-16
5-
15c
6-10
5-31
9-12
8-31
8-
11-
12'/2c
1
1
6-15
2
7-15
10-14
6-
1
t3c
Ltd
Products
Structural
6-
40c
62 %c
Steel
(quar.)
Co.,
5-10
6-
5-16
t$1.25
1
6-15
5-31
25c
Co.
(quar.)—
6-15
25c
Ltd.—
preferred (quar.)
Co.
6-
6-10
o»Ar
(quar.).
(quar.i
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines, Ltd.
Magnavox
1
6-10
40c
25 c
com.
Lytton & Co.
Sports
—
—
(quar.)
Mines,
Mackinnon
40c,
—
(quar.)
Products,
(H. C.)
MacGregor
«%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lytton's
6-17
6-15
6-
15c
Mfg. Co.
Metal
1
7-15
6-15
17'/2c
5-25
50c
7-
65c
6-15
Clock
6-17
t25c
6-
1
5-
6-30
$1.06
(quar.)——
Co.
(quar.)—
Lunkenheimer
1
6-13
30c
Luminatov-Harrison
Co.
3
$1.25
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Mfg.
6-
Sons—
5-20
15c
K-2
5-20
6-
25c
(interim)—.
6-1.0
75c
income)
Co.,
1
60c
Funds—
Bond Fund series
investment income)
5-23
5-20
6-15
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
2nd preferred (quar.)
6-
6-
J20c
(initial-quar.)
6-15
1
6-13
38c
preferred A (quar.)
Lowney
Ludlow
30c
(quar.)_
7-
25c
(quar.)
&
6-
$1.18%
quar.)
prior preferred
6-14
$1.18%
6-20
ZZ
6-20
6-30
$1.75
(Mo.)
Co.
Land & Exploration
Lowenstein
"l5c
;
6-20
5-20
35c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Louisville
6-15
five
(interim)
7-
6-16
Louisiana
1
split)
(quar.)
6-30
1
t75c
2nd
preferred
Los Angeles
7-
25c
(quar.)
5-21
Hotel—
Baltimore
7%
50c
(quar.)__-
4
5-31
Ltd.—
Corp. (Md.)—
common
(accum.)
A
50c
each
4
5-
Long-Bell Lumber
200%
for
Corp.,
common
convertible
1
5-
5-16
25c
Investment
7-
1
6-1
6-11
$1
(quar.)
(final)
7-
87 %c
6-5
$1
Corp.
$1.06'A
30c
ZZZZ
$1"
6-1
'V: 6-
'60c
(quar.)
Corp.
Canadian
preferred
London
$1.25
—
•
(quar.)
$1.12%
Z
17'Ac
Mines,
$3
Inc.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(monthly)
com.
(monthly)
Aircraft
Lone Star Gas Co.,
RR.—
preferred
Co.,
11'AC
preferred (quar.)
6-
$37 '/2C
(quar.)
t37'/2C
Corp.,
Pipe
Common
8%
Ltd., class A
(quar.)
Joint
95c
common
a
Lock
B
Finance
Lockheed
$1.12%
3-10
'
Class
(quar.)
Growth
8-31
9-12
(quar.)
Industries—
investment
5-31
6-13
(quar.)
(quar.)
net
10-10
guaranteed
Investment
(from
1
6-13
9-12
guaranteed
common
Custodian
11-
guaranteed
and
com.
t
Special
(initial
new
A
7-
37'/2c
—
62'AC
to effect
convertible
1
37'/2c
(quar.)
guaranteed
Common
Kerr-McGee
1
8-
60c
(quar.)
6-30
5-18
$1.10
Original
10-10
6-10
6-
60c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
original
RR.,
(quar.)
1
1
6-10
6-15
(Fort Wayne, Ind.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
7-
75c
„——
Miami
7-
5-11
40c
quar.)
(initial
(quar.)
(quar.)
Original
11-
1
Special
quar.)
Co.
-
Co.
3
6-
3
(quar.)
(one share
Gold
(quar.)
Stores, Inc.
6-
5-11
$1
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Land
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
3%%
1
50c
Service
(quar.)
Carbonic Corp.,
Little
5-20
6-
6-
(quar.)
County
5-25
6-10
6-
Organization
Kerr-Addison
15c
(quar.)
Light,
Kentucky Utilities,
4%%
preferred
6-11
6-25
1
5-27
common
dividend
Liquid
7-
50c
Common
5-31
5-27
25c
1
(initial)
preferred
Inc.
6-15
6-10
5-11
1
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel (quar.)
Stock
7-
Oil
5-11
1
7
Co., common (quar.)
3V2% preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)—,
Co.,
:'V
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lion
1
6-
6-10
6-
Kellogg
Kendall
6-15
7-25
6-
75c
$1.75
6-30
6-
6-15
7-
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2% preferredd (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)__
Kawneer
Co.
(stock
dividend)
common
(quar.)
Lincoln Nat'l Life Insur.
1
1
15c
(quar.)_
common
6-15
Link-Belt
7-
40c
6-30
Lincoln
2
5-16
7-
4'A%
New
preferred
5-19
6
6-
$1.31'A
Co. of Tenn
(Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Lily-Tulip Cup, new common
$1.50
5-
6-15
—.
Lilly
5-27
1
6-15
$2
(Greenville 8. C.)
5-25
5-25
5-16
6-
40c
6-15
1
1
40c
Inc
Myers Tobacco,
6-10
6-
(quar.)
5-20
Lincoln
6-10
5-20
50c
Gulf
&
7%
6-19
1
3
7'/2C
Casualty Insurance
Corp. (quar.)
&
1
7-
(quar.)
Savers
Liggett
76-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
&
6-17
25c
62'/2c
(quar.)
6-10
Chemical-
&
5-15
50c
6-10
6
2
1 ;
50c
50c
6-20
1
5-
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
common
common
(increased
Power
1
Life
8-
6-
1
(quar.)
Co.
Sons,
preferred A,
Kansas
Life
5c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kansas
5-10
per
3.80%
4%
5-13
6-10
3-16
6-
12 %C
(quar.)
Refineries,
Salt
20c
(quar.)
5'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment Co.
Kansas City Power & Light—
4.20%
1
1
6-
1
6-
6-15
25c
Ltd,
(quar.)
Quarterly
6-
6-
1
2-4
5c
Portland Cement
20c
6-15
11- 5
$20c
preferred (entire issue called
this dividend)
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Leonard
6-
5
11-15
25C
(quar.)
G.)
(R.
D.)
Lehigh
1
8-
2-15-56
Co.,
(H.
7-
1
8-15
25c
plus
&
7-
7-
5-18
1
Lear, Inc., 5%
$1.10
7-
6-
25c
(quar.)
;
10-17
6-15
7-14
10c
(quar.)
>
25c
Quarterly
Quarterly
11- 1
1
5-27
7-15
5%
Machine
;
11- 1
1
37c
preferred
Keystone
5-25
<M.
6-10
j5c
(quar.)
Bryant, Inc.
5-16
5-31
10c
cur¬
11-15
$15c
Sessions
&
Special
Steel,
Aluminum
Common
$3
(fiom net income)
(payment out of
accumulated
$115
preferred (quar.)
5%
Kaiser
Keystone
rent
at
5-18
20c
(quar.)
j
6-
12-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine (quar.)
Laughlin
(E.)
4'/2%
$30c
B
Lamson
& Co. (quar.)
Secord Candy
(entire issue to
3
Royalty
6
to
June
this dividend)-,
Refining (quar.)
Lamson
&
New
(Name changed
8-15
11-15
Lane
1
93 %c
plus
Manufacturing
Joy
5-19
57'/2C
v
Telephone, 5.60% pfd. A (quar.)_
preferred series B (quar.)
__3
5%% preferred series C (quar.)
3333
Imperial Chemical Industries ord. shs. (final)
Amer. dep. receipts (final)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (s-a)
9-30
12-31
75c
common
on
Kennametal,
6%
Incorporated Investors
Johnson,
preferred series C
8-15
$15c
Laura
7-
50c
ZZ
9-30
*15c
tl5c
$1.50
Z
5—14:
5-14
(quar.)
Lang
7-
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
4-29
6-30
(quar.)
(quar,)
7-18
7-
$1.25
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
common
preferred series A
4%%
6-13
u
53%c
31'Ac
$1.37%
(quar,)_
of N. Y
1
6-30
;
B
7-18
1
50%
redeemed
&
Jones
Illinois
Income Fund of Boston
&
2nd
Jones
6-
$1.25
-
common
Imperial Varnish & Color
Co.,
Oil
30c
preferred
6-
1
A
6-30
Sulphur
Ranch
„
4-23
1
8-
$1.25
preferred
Johnson
$1.25
(s-a)
Breaker,
Jewel
Johnson
6-30
6-31
8-
,$1,25
.
10-21
$15c
I
50c
dividend
6-20
$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
33
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
Circuit
Stock
5-10
50c
Sash A Door(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Preferred
Lake
7-15
135c
(quar.)
Common
I-T-E
5%
Inc.,
Insurance Co.
Jersey
$12 %c
(quar.)
preferred
1
Hutting
5%
1st
1
12'/2c
'
(quar.)
Huron & Erie Mortgage Corp.
5%
5%
7-
7-19
10-31
Class
5-31
6-30
30c
ZZZZZ
Z~I
5-16
7-29
Class
50c
"I"
.
1
7-15
Class
15C
common
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$5.50 preferred C (quar.)
Jamestown Telephone (N. Y.)—
6-30
7-15
(quar.)
44c
~
preferred
6-
—
(quar.)
B (quar.)
Supply,
5%
8-
10c
3"
3333"
preferred
3
5.70% preferred C (quar.)
3~333~
$1.41
2nd
preferred
(quar.)
33
3
Hugouon Production Co
3
Humble Oil
Refining Co. (quar.)_33
3
Hunt Foods, Inc., common
(quar.)
33.733
Pulp
5%
Water
$1.25
6-30
A
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
share
6-30
-Class
5-13
convertible
s-ie
6-
$8C
1
Fireman
5- a
*15c
6-
$1.76
1
1
29c
(quar.)
A
35%C
Iron
66-
35c
(quar.)__.
5-13
be
6-30
B
1
Johnson
7-15
.•
Class
-
6-28
29c
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., ciass
Lambert
6-10
$1.25
preferred
Lamaque
6-17
6-1
6-24
;
27'/2c
preferred
-$1.16
1
$$1.75
(initial)
6-
5-18
$$1
preferred
quarJZ
1
Ltd.—
30C
5-18
7-15
Woods
5-10
6-
7-15
12-28
5-10
6-10
$1
1-10-56
1
30c
30c
9-28
10c
1
5-16
93 %c
10-10
1
6-29
6-17
7-11
6-
6-10
1
6-14
10c
6-
5-31
7-
7-
10c
6-
30c
$1.12 Va
50c
(quar.)*.
$1.05
Johns-Manville
2
(s-a)
common
University
93%C
Jefferson
6-30
3
97%C
Jantzen,
6-10
6-
10c
the
$1.08%
(quar.)
(increased
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
~~~
preferred (quar.)
Z ZZZZZZZZZZZ
Iowa Southern Utilities, common
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (par.)
~~
1
40c
6-14
3.75%
1
15c
_
1
1
20c
(quar.)
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.)
Lakeside Laboratories, $1.16 pfd.
(quar.)
3
6-15
6-
& Co.
Industries,
common
5%
5-16
7-
6-
6-20
Lake
5-25
6-
6-10
'
■
Extension
of
New
7-14
6-17
7-15
15c
5%
(quar.)
Milling Co.,
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Lake Superior District Power—
3
1
6-15
1
Electric
France
Lake
5-12
5-31
1
8-
3.90%
6-
37 y2
333.333
CoZ~Ltd
5-12
6-
7-
$1.75
4.20%
6-
$1.06'A
(quar.)
1
.
5-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Lexington Union Station, 4% pfd. (s-a)
Libby, NcNeill & Libby, common (quar.)
5lA % preferred (quar.)
Llbbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
6-15
6-17
(quar.)
6-
1
12-22
1
5-10
6-15
5-25
(quar.)
5.12%
preferred
20c
6-10
Quarterly
Hudson
4.35%
12'Ac
6-30
common
5-16
8-
9-22
12-30
6-
dividend-^.
Salle
82'Ac
Z__
(quar.)
Jamaica
15c
(quar.)
1
35c
Jaeger Machine Co: (quar.)
50c
.
6-
45c
(quar.)
common
6-24
30 c
._
5-12
6-
9-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Land is
(quar.)
com.
5-31
(quar.)—"333333
33
(quar.)..
(quar.)
8
6-15
ZZZZZ
7-10
33333333
Power
(Texas)
Hoving Corp.
33. 33
(quar.)
6-
1
$1.12%
$1.12%
Quarterly
Quarterly
60c
6-25
$1.10
3%%
5-23
7-15
(quar.)
t45c
56'Ac
Household
6-13
175c
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa Public Service,
5%
preferred
La
La
250
5-20
Corp.—~
Houdaille-Hershey
Light,
25c
z.
pfd. (quar )_"
Horner (Frank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)—'"
Hoskins Mfg. Co
"
Horn & Hardart
&
$1.06'/4
3333!
33333-33333~
2
5-23
1
6-23
6-30
45c
Kuppenheimer (B.)
5-24
6-
6-13
7-
(quar.)
Creamery (Calif.)—
Common
(interim)
6-20
6-
Co.
&
Knudsen
6-15
6-16
37 %C
5-2Q
25c
(quar.)
6-30
25c
com.
5-19
Mfg. Co.—
Stock
6-15
6-15.
(quar.)
preferred
3%%
33
'
6-30
37%c
1
6-
50c
3333"
5
Island—
6-1
25c
(quar.)
7%
16c
Rhode
$1.25
$1.18%
33
_3~_3
3—3_
(s-a)
6%
5-
H.)
Lamston
preferred
(quar.)_
Mfg. (quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (ouar.)
Jack & Heinz, Inc., 4%
pfd. (quar.)
1
15c
Ltd
6-15
from
derived
50c
Mines
(quar.)
class A
Power
6-15
12'Ac
3
7-15
1
(initial quar.)
,Stock dividend
preferred
8-15
6-14
(increased quar.)
preferred
preferred
50c
6-
of
Iowa
6-24
3~~
Kroger
7-15
interest)
Co.
5-25
6-15
$1.09%
income
(quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric,
6-
60c
33
5-25
6-
A
class
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Co., com. (quar.)
from
(quarterly
5-16
6-15
Electrochemical—
$4.25
5%
3
4.30%
30c
and
Trust
4.80%
t6c
Guaranty
Oil Corp
Hoover Co.,
Howe
6-20
5-13
(quar.)
Gold
Title
Common
4%
6-17
2
5-16
3_33_33333_333333333
Homasote Co.. common (quar.)
"33
5%
preferred
(quar.)
33"
Homestake Mining Co. (quar.)
333
Hooker
1
7-
5-20
Quarterly
Hoiiy oil co
Honolulu
7-
$25c
5c
Inc.
6
3
5-20
6-10
(51c from capi¬
of 23c from in¬
preferred (quar.)
Participating
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Participating
Iowa Electric, Light & Power,
91'Ac
1
1
(quar.)
Mutual,
6-
6-
5-13
4%%
Scrvice&Z.
investment
6-
1
(Charles E.) Co. (quar.)
Hobart Mfg. Co. (quar.)
;
Home
5-18
6-10
(quar.)
Consolidated
V
6-
(quar.)
Paper
Lumber
net
6-15
31c
Hires
Hollinger
6-15
50c ;
75c
33 33~
333333 33
(Canada)
(quar.TIZ
(quar.)
" 5C
1
(qtrar.)_IZ
Co.
&
com.
preferred
.
6-
ZZ"
Bartlett
Investors
2
i2y2c
(quar.)
common
Higbie Mfg. Co., 5% preferred
Higglns,
Inc.
(initial)
4%%
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Spencer
Hotels
33
333
(quar.)_3333333Z
preferred
preferred B
3
53 y8c
333
(quar.)
Heywood-Wakefield Co.,
6-li
50c
(quar.)
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
(quar.)
Heyien Chemical Corp., common
3%%
30c
35c
Brewing (quar.)
Heinz (H. j.), 3.65%
preferred (quar.)
Hendershot Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Hercules Steel Products, common
(quar.)_3
4(4%
6-
dividend
«.
(G.i
5-14
—
Quarterly
Hazel-Atlas
1
6
6-27
$1.25
(quar.)
5-16
4%%
64'AO
$2.50
Hastings
6-
6-
1
6-21
74C
"(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
6-27
9
5-19
%ri t40e
year-end
a
Diversified
;
6-
1
ny2c
come)
Investors
40c
5%
(quar.)
common
5-14
6-
(S.
6-10
20c
(qUar.)ZZZZZZ
6
Co.,
6-15
75c
4%%
r
Boston
6-
10c
(s-a)
40c
5-20
Ltd.
(increased)
convertible
preferred
1
6-15 4
7-
...
35c
Foundation,
3
7-
20%
5-25
6-15
120c
(quar.)
6-17
6-
dividend
Kroehler
■
Corp.
1
1
5-31
6-15
350
7-
77-
6-30
1
7-
$1
Building Credits, Ltd
Engineering (quar.)
Interstate Power Co., com. (quar.) ZZ~ZZ~ZZ~
4.36% preferred (quar.)
_Z
5-16
50c
6-10
Kress
35c
-
6-15
6-19
1
20c
convertible
6-15
40c
(quar™
preferred
1
1
6-
55c
5c
common
77-
20c
30c
t30c
■
25c
l'Ac
$1
(quar.;_
5-13
(I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
75c
(increased)
v
4
(quar.)
R.)
prior
6-
45c
(quar.)
Kleinert
1
160c
Interstate
6
$5
1
6-30
l$1.12'/2
Interprovincial
50c
pfd.
5%
12-30
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Products
Kuhlman
pfd."(s-a)"
Co
convertible
Hartman Tobacco, $4 prior preferred
Light,
6-
1
140c
(quar.)
common
Textbook
6-13
$1.37 Va
33
5-
Ltd.—
$1.37 Va
3_3
7-
$1.75;
J15C
_
1
t55c
$1.06 'A
33
3
(quar.)
(quar.)I
Co.
IOC
$1.50 k,
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Harris-Seybold Corp
Electric
;
$1.25
(quar.)
5'/a %
Hilton
$2.50
(quar.)
Press
(G.
50c
(quar.)_
(Canada), 6%
Paper Co.,
preferred (quar.)
50C
5% %
5%
6-30
Kish Industries—
$1
Quarterly
50c
2nd
6-
International Nickel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
5-23
3
3
(quar.)ZZZZZ
Kingston
45c
I
1
__
Harding Carpets, Ltd.
Harnischfeger Corp., com.
5-31
—
dividend
25c
(quar.)
1
.
(quar.)
6-10
112c
.
15c
33s
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-
3 3333.
stock)^ 3
com.
5-13
t20c
(quar.)
com.
6-10
com
Refractories,
Chemical
Co.,
7-
25C
15c
3
1
&
preferred
6%
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
International Metal Industries,
8-15
50c
(N. Y.),
6-
4%
Kingsport
s<
preferred
30c
>
(M. A.), class A common (quar.)
Class
B
common
(quar.)
$4.25
preferred
(quar.)
Hartford
Harvester
International
t$1.25
_
Preferred
3
'
Hanna
Harshaw
Machines
$1.12 y2
.
5-
split.
6-10
t5c
3
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock div. (Payable in class A
preferred
reversed
5-13
2
1
1
shares
i
5-
6-
6-
invest¬
new
1
50c
Oil, class A (quar.)
Harbison-Walker
l-for-10
the
6-10
60c
the
$1.06 V*
Class B
net
from
1
(quar.).
Handy & Harman
16c
is on
7-
1
'
Hancock
and
payment
(Walter)
Stock
income)
J20c
(quar.).
Organ
profits
Kimberly-Clark
(quar.)
Kings County Lighting, common
5-27
se¬
from
(44c
Fund
6-
50C
(quar.)__3_3333
preferred
Insurance
above
Kidde
6-11
40c
,,-V 7-
6-
$22 v2c
(quar.)
net
from
City Baking, Ltd. (quar.)
Inter-Ocean Telegraph (quar.)
Interior Breweries, Ltd., class B (s-a)
I"
3
_
3
Co., common
21c
J25c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Watch
Hammond
The
9-20
5-10
6-
Kinney
Inter
_
Well
preferred
4'A%
ment
5-19
"
(quar.)
common
Hallnor Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Hamilton Cotton, Ltd., common
Hamilton
curities
5-19
6-15
Lia.
(quar7)_Z
Co.
iquar.)
Halliburton
5-19
6-15
$1.11
Canada
6-15
$60c
Brass,
Class
35c
I
of
Institutional
1
1
10-
(19c from net
profits)
$1.10
(quar.)
Alabastlne
&
and
""
■
...
income
Investment
curities
5% preferred
(s-a)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Institutional Foundation Fund
6
6-20
1
16c
preferred (accum.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., com. (quar.)
$1.05
I~
II
(quar.)
_
Hackensack
-
Payable of Reo.
$2.50
(»-»)
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd.
10-10
7-
75c
Corp.
$1.25
4.64%
1
$1.25
2
3
~
pfd. (quar.)
Utilities, com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
6%
8
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
50c
Industrial Silica, 6%%
5-27
6-
50c
$4.20
Hecla
10-20
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-13
Gulf States
Gypsum Lame
Rayon
$1.20
com.
(quar.;
Co.,
6
■
$1.20
$1.20
4.80%
30c
#5 preferred
Gulf Power
7
ZZ
75c
50c
44c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harris
7-
7-20
10c
(quar.)—
Water
Gulf Interstate Gas, com.
6%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Holder»
Payable of Rec.
10c
Telephone, common
Common
class A (quar.)__
Gulf Cities Gas,
6%
Share
57
-
Grumman Aircratt Engineering Corp.
4%
l
6-20
-
preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred (quar.)
Indianapolis Water class A
Guilford-Chester
5%
6-
75c
When
Per
•
Payable of Reo.
20C
Corp.
Grocery Store Products (quar.).
Hahn
Holder$
When
Share
(2513)
(s-a)
6-
3
5-13
t5c
6-20
5-20
STAC
6-15
5-25
58
(2514)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Magor
Mahon
Company
Corp.
Car
(R.
Co.
C.)
When
Share
(quar.)_.
___
..
6-30
.
25C
(quar.)
Holdert
6-15
6-10
5-31
Mailman Corp., Ltd.—
Public
for
two
each
changed
held.
shares
Par
Market
(quar.)
Basket
—
(California)
6-
1
5.11
30c
6-10
5-20
125c
5-31
5-20
32'Ac
6-15
5-31
30C
5-31
5-
7-
Wells
Marshall
Stock
Electric
Mathews
Co.
Co.
—
(quar.)
Matson Navigation Co.
Maxson (W. L.) Corp.,
(increased).:
new
1
__
(quar.)
——
Ltd.,
pfd. (s-a)
McColl-Frontenac Oil, Ltd., com.
Corp.,
common
preferred
Mclntyre
(quar.)
New
National
Biscuit,
6-10
5-25
National
Casket
6-10
5-27
National
6-
3
National
Co.
&
&
(quar.)____
(s-a)
Corp.,
_
Assurance
Corp,
Thermit,
(quar.)
—
(N.
Y.)
Miami
Copper
5-
6
ville)
5-
6
National
6-15
2c
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
6-15
5-27
10c
__
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Surety
States
3
(Sioux
5-20
National
Rubber
National
Securities
3
The
3
1
7-
1
1
3
Steel Products,
preferred
(quar.)
dividend
Midwest
7-
1
6-
3
National
1
5-20
National
Tank
Oil
shares
6-
8
National
6-
8
National
U.
6-30
6-17
Natomas
7-15
Natural
5-19
Neisner
5-28
6-16
1
6-
pfd.
5-16
5-18
5-31
5-18
25c
6-15
6-
1
New
7-
6-10
7-
1
6-10
50C
1
6-10
35c
(quar.)__
7-
6-13
5-23
6-15
(monthly)
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (interim)
Minneapolis Brewing Co.——
Minneapolis Gas, 5% pfd. (quar.)
5-31
(Initial)
Light,
com.
(quar.)
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
June
prior
Class
8)—
—
Pipe Line,
com.
Mississippi Valley Gas
Missouri
Power
(increased)
—
$1
6-12
5-20
30c
6-
1
5-12
7-
1
6-15
(stock
div.)
—
—
—
Utilities,
common
(increased)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Mitchell (J. S.). Ltd.
(quar.)
Mobile & Birmingham RR. Co.—
A
com.
preferred
common
(s-a)_._
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
75c
preferred
(J.
Co.
(H.)
4% %
Co.,
preferred
1
6-16
25%
6-
3
5-20
97'Ac
prior
7-
5-13
Co.
RR.,
Co.
6-
1
5-13
6%
6-30
6-15
Pacific
1
6-15
'
6-
1
6-
1
5-18
Norfolk
34c
6-
1
5-14
Norfolk
6-
1
5-14
Normetal
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
R.
6-14
6-
6-
5-16
Paramount
6-30
6-
7-21
3
6-15
6-
5-15
7-
6-20
7-1
7-
1
1
6-3
1
7-1
6-3
7-1
R-
6-10
5-31
7-
9
1
6-
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
55c
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-15
1
8-10
North
Shore
6-
1
North
Star
6-
3
t25c
7-
2
6-
3
t$1.75
-
7-
2
6-
3
+1.75
7-
2
6-
3
(quar.)
6-
1
37'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
$2.50
6-10
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
Morris
Paper Mills, common
43A%
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
—
7183Ac
6-
1
7S1.19
.
6-
1
30c
62'Ac
50c
59%c
5-14
6-
1
Stock
Northeast
Northeastern
Northern
Northern
5-23
5'A %
Railway
Quebec
Power
5-20
6-
9
Northern
5%
1st
Telephone
States
preferred
Fower
(quar.)
30c
6-15.
(entire
Issue
June
at
15
Cement
new
for
:_—
(initial
com.
common
quar.)
preferred
—,—
6-15
5-24
6-15
5-20
2%
6-15
5-20
'A,C
6- 1
5-20
6-
—
25c
834c
iquar.)
4.63%
1
5-20
7-1
6-3
——
(quar.)
(J.
C.)
Co.
57
(quar.)
65c
Corp.—
Semi-anrtual pymt. of 25c from accum. net
realized
gain on invest,
and 25c from
undistributed net income)
Pennsylvania
4.50%
50c
6-13
5-19
F
(quar.)
$1.12'A
6-
I
5-10
Electric
preferred
Co.—
5-10
5-10
B
(quar.)
$1 10
6-1
5-10
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp
25c
6-15
6-
1
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank (N. Y.) <s-a>_
Pennsylvania Power. 4.24%
pfd.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania
RR.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co. (quar.)
40c
6-17
6-
6
6-
I
5-1S
25c
6-13
5-11
40c
6-15
5-31
7-
5-31
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-30
6-10
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
6-
5-16
$1
1
6-15
5-13
6-15
6-
6-10
5-12
6-29
6-
3
37'Ac
6-15
6-
1
6-10
5-18
1
6-20
5-31
30c
7-15
6-27
6-
1
4-18
35c
6-10
5-19
6-
5-13
1
^
Pennsylvania
Common
$5
6-
1
7-
1
6-20
$1
6-
1
5-16
7-15
6-30
6-25
6-
7-
6-22
Water
&
quar.)
50c
$1.37'A
1
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_
(quar.)
32'Ac
(quar.)
75c
7-26
7-
t69c
6-15
5-25
7-
1
6-17
5
Circle
7%
Corp.
preferred
Co.
Milk
—
:
$1.25
6-
1
5-20
2
6-15
6-
6
6-
1
5-23
25c
6-
1
$1
Co.,
common
Inc.
6
5-20
5-26
5-26
40c
Gas
Co.
7-
1
7-
6-13
class
1
6-13
6-10
5-13
20c
(quar.)
Co
6-
2
5-12
Trading,
50c
A
linterim)
(quar.)
Year-end
Pfizer
(Charles) & Co., common
3%% preferred (quar.)
preferred
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Dairy
Products
Electric
«l.-t>reference
Philadelphia, Germantown
Quarterly
5-20
6-
5-20
1
3
Norristown
8
6-
8
6-10
5-23
6-
1
5-13
65c
(quar.)—
6-27
5-23
6-16
45c
6-30
6- 2
25c
(quar.)
&
6-
6-30
10c
—
common
6-30
65c
(quar.)___
6-15
$1
(quar.)
Co.,
common
6-
6-1
25c
(quar.)
Co.
5-20
6-10
87'Ac
(quar.)
Manufacturing
Philadelphia
(quar.)
6-10
25c
35c
40c
Co.
2nd
1
6-10
6-10
50c
(quar.)
Hopewell
6-
5-
5-23
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
75
6-1
25c
&
Pheoll
6-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Exploration
4%
3
7-15
$1
(ouar.)
6-
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Paul.
Pfaudler
5-31
5-31
$1.75
Extra
4'A %
1
1
7-1
15c
Permutit
Pet
77-
50c
Perfex Corp., 4'A% pfd. (quar.)
Perkins Machine & Gear Cc.—-
Phlla.
Ltd.—
$1.25
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.i—
Common
(quar.)
4'/2 %
preferred
(quar.)
Pepper (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Perfect
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Petroleum
3
52'Ac
preferred
$4.50
Peoples Drug Stores
$1.06
Power—
(increased
Petersburg &
$2
(quar.)—
1
re¬
share
per
preferred
25c
(quar.)
(Wis.)
called
$25
(quar.)
Peter
(quar.)
Co.
6-
Petroleum
Co.,
preferred
6-15
4.40%
85c
Mid-Hudson
(quar.)
com.
Pacific
5'A%
of
(s-a)
Northern
Northern
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-29
5-25
6-30
Gas,
Ohio
6-22
Y.)
preferred
Northern
7-
6-10
Ry.
25c
(quar.)___—_
common
7-25
5-10
Corp.—
share
4-29
6-10
1
Central
7-28
1
Inc.—
Natural
preferred
8-15
1
85c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
$4
7-25
33c*
(quar.)
i
1
410c
Co.
(N.
preferred
Water,
8-15
6-
Corp. for each 20 shs. held)
Airlines,
convertible
6-10
8-15
6-
34%c
Uranium
(one
Natural Gas
$1
Co.
&
7-
25c
(quar.)
6-
10%
Gas
Oil
45c
32'Ac
common
5-27
£1.41
Corp.
Refractories
dividend
5-20
92^0
t$l
dividend
2
6-10
$1.17V2
5-31
7-
5-27
15c
Corp.
1
(quar.)
6-20
6-15
6-14
(quar.)
37'Ac
730c
5-20
6-10
50c
(quar.)
1
Insurance Co.
6-
50c
(quar.)
6-10
1
9-
25c
t20c
(quar.)—
preferred
Penney
6-17
5-31
dividend
Pennroad
6-23
6-30
6-
American
12'Ac
1
40c
6-
River
5-24
7-
E
75c
(quar.)
5-20
6-15
5-20
C
30c
(quar.)
1
5-31
Co.
Inc.,
Co.,
6-
1
6-15
Products
on
7-15
10c
(resumed)—
6-
45c
D
6-15
Stock
12-18
50c
preferred
6-15
North
1-3-50
2'Ac
"
preferred
15c
North
9-15
preferred
15c
5-25
6-15
3.70%
quar.)
5-17
5-26
1
3
Ltd
A
Fruit
6-15
710-
4.70%
quar.)..
5-26
5-21
4.05%
(initial
1
5-31
6-15
5-31
(initial
6-15
6-24
5-16
A
6-
1
1
6-
B
5-31
5-20
7-
6-10
40c
Investment
1
t50c
class
preferred
;■
1
6-
2'Ac
(quar.)—^
(quar.)
4.60%
6-15
class
preferred
class
Stock
6-30
7-
Cement—
American
5-31
7-
6-15
plus this dividend)Penn
3
New
6%
Controls,
demption
6-3
New
5'A %
5-27
6-15
50c
common
preferred
$1.20
6-3
7-1
6-20
North
Penn
5-27
7-
5-20
5-31
6-16
6-15
6
2
6-15
2
6-17
6-30
5-
2
5-20
7-
5-13
t$1.75
$1.32
6-
1
5-23
25c
(quar.)
1
7-
8
1
—10c
6-
50c
quar.)
5-24
6-
37'Ac
(quar.)
6-15
15c
(quar.)
6-10
25c
Transportation
Patterson-Sargent
Dock—
(quar.)
1
20c
(quar.)
——
(quar.)
6-
75c
*
(1 preferred
(quar.)
$1.30
preferred
(quar.)
7-
5-16
.
com,
5-20
75c '
1
75c
i—
5-16
6-J0
5-17
6-
20c
(quar.)
Ford,
5-16
6- 2
10c
,
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.,
Co., Ltd.
Mfg., Ltd.,
&
5-31
6-15
,,
2V2c
5%
6-10
1
1
$1
6-
$1.02'A
(increased
100% ;/'
i
(quar.)
preferred
Paton
6-30
6-
10c
(quar.)
quar.)
Patican
750c
7-
7%"
5-13
6-20
933Ac
quar.)
(interim)
Corp.
6-15
6-30
50c
iquar.)
preferred
Parmelee
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-1
97'Ac
common
1
6-15
(quar.)
Pictures (quar.)
Parkersburg-Aetna
6-30
$1
.4
A
7-
31'Ac
25c
pfd.
Corp., com (increased)
preferred (annual)
6-1
90c
preferred
5-14
$2
Sheraton
4'A%
5-15
J30c
Dry
1
(quar.)
preferred
Park
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Car
American
5%
5-31
5-26
6-1
5-17
7-1
6-
37'Ac
4%
Mfg. Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)_:
Park Chemical Co.,
5-12
6-15
6-10
$2.50
(quar.)
Ry.,
preferred
6%
6-21
5-31
5
7-15
Paragon Electric
1
4%
Pantex
1
t$1.25
&
7- 5
6-
31'Ac
dividend)___
Airways
(Increased
5-27
6-
American
Common
6-15
50c
(increased
5-16
7-25
25c
Pipe Line—
Telephone,
(quar.).
Western
World
Eastern
Penn-Dixie
Co.,
5-16
1
—30c
Consolidated Corp.:
Machinery
(quar.)
Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
1
$1.50
Power
1
6-
$1
Tin
Peninsular
(quar.)
5-16
6-
iquar.)
(stock
Corp.,
6-7
(quar.)
6-10
Package
6-14
$1.12'A
com.
40c
90c
$1.10
$1.25
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
40c
(s-a)
5-20
6-15
(increased!
Metal
(quar.)
Ry.
(quar.)
Norris-Thermador
6-
Oil
7-
50c
R.
1
1
*
1
6-10
Western
5-24
2
30c
Co.
American
0-1
6-
(quar.)
Insurance
Peninsular
;
&
4%
Mining,
5-31
7-
North
Lumber
■wpage
6-10
7-
(qua*r.)_^
6-7
(quar.)
Southern
&
Fire
Pan
7-
1
Pacific
'Pacific
10c
20c
25c
(quar.)__—$1.12'A
conv.
7-1
Mines, Ltd.
$1.07'A
of
de¬
comracn
Pacific
59c
Chemical,
be
(initial quar.)—_—
pfd. ($25 par) (initial quar.)
Finance
Corp.
(quar.)_
;
Pacific
Gas—
1949
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.
Nopco
Union
will
Investors, Inc.—
preferred
Coast,
$1
(quar.)
Niagara Share Corp.
Noranda
prior
(quar.)
Arch
preferred
6-15
6-15
Pacific-American
5-31
933Ac
&
Shipbuilding
preferred
5-25
6-6
the
(quar.)
Paper Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
$5
5-13
6-
Glass
Peerless Cement Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)________
preferred
1
on
shareholders
pfd.
common
Penick
;
common
common
4.10%
5-2
6-1G
approximately
(quar.)
Oxford
1
$2.50
series
3.60%
6-13
'
15c
20c
Ltd.
preferred
7-15
$1.07'A
$1.07'/a
96'A
—
(quar.)
Morgan Engineering Co.,
$2.50
5-31
7-
$1.25
Lines
Morgan
&
6-16
Power,
preferred
6-15
Bridge Co., Ltd
Mohawk Power, common (quar.)
3.40% preferred (quar.)
15c
(quar )
Morgan
&
5-31
RR.
Light
Lower
6-30
6-1
(quar.)_____
6-10
Quarterly
Niagara
Niagara
to
7.05%
20c
(Ohio),
(quar.)
News
7-15
(s-a)__—————
Inc.
1
—
(quar.)
preferred
30c
(quar.)—
Moore-McCormack
P.)
6-17
6-15
1
6-16
3%c
Moore-Handley Hardware—
5%
6-27
Building
6-30
(quar.)
J.)
shillings
shares.
of
$2
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
Newport
7-
11-25
6-
25c
Common
62'Ac
(quar.)
B
(J.
Newfoundland
25c
CorD., Ltd., common (quar.)—
redeemable preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)—
preferred
Newberry
5-30
t$3
preierred (quar.)__,
Owens-Corning Fibeiglas Corp.
5-26
12-15
$1.01'A
Telephone
preferred
62'Ac
—
—
7%
6%
20
equal
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric
preferred
6-15
$2.79
non-resident
B'Gosh,
Tail
$3.60
v 5-16
725c
Ltd.,
Machine
Tool
(quar.)
Monarch
Mills
(ouar.)_—
Monsanto Chemical Co., com.
(quar.)—.
$3.85 pref. series C
4%
8
6-15
10c
(quar.)
(s-ai
State
preferred
preferred
North
Mills
Monterey Oil Co.
Co.
Co.
Harlem
preferred
5-11
,5-20
$15c
of
rate
5-11
1
6-10
$5c
$4.40
$2
Monarch
Moore
&
York
33A%
33A%
6-
5-20
6-10
50c
(quar.)
Central
Newport Electric,
18c
6-1
731'Ac
(quar.).—
Carpet
Mojud Co.,
—
(s-a)—
Containers,
Class
New
$1.25
Missouri
Mohawk
10%
5%
$1.25
____—
Light, 3.90% pfd. (quar.)
4.30% preferred (quar.)—;
Missouri Public Service, new com.
(initial)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Modern
Auction
York
1
6-
20c
(s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp., 4'A %
$5
(quar.)
Brake
3.90%
&
preferred
York
Newark
5-20
Oshkosh
5-27
5c
(quar.)___
New
1
30c
(increased)———
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—
(accum.)
Zinc
Air
6-
$1.15
B
preferred
preferred
Jersey
6-10
6-12
Orpheum
2
30c
—;
York
35c
pref.
Mississippi Glass, new common (initial)
Mississippi Power, $4.60 pfd. (quar.)—
Mississippi Valley Gas (stock dividend)
Missouri-Kansas
New
6-
$1.12'A
ducted.
9-2
12-
10c
(quar.)
—
4.05%
the
5% preferred
England Telephone & Telegraph
New Jersey Power & Light. 4% pfd.
4'A%
dividend)
to
Machine
England Insurance
5-20
(entire issue called for
redemption on June
8 at $31.50
per share plus this
(Convertible
ISxtra
6-10
40c
1
Pipe Line—
York
$1.25
—
——
conv.
quar.)
.
York, Chicago & St. Louis
6-
10-
-
preferred
Britain
35c
—
5%
preferred (quar.)
Minute. Maid Corp. $1.60
Natural Gas
$4.50
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)
Minnesota Mintng &
Mfg., com. (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
———
&
(quar
New
$1.37'A
Power
Co.
1
5-20
$1.27'A
Minnesota
Mur
New
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
common
New
Africa
at
$1.12'A
(filial)
American
on
South
;u£tax
Otter
5c
3
6-
6-3
$2.79
3
20c
6-
1
7-2
Ry.
shares
22'Ac
(quar.)
6-30
6-15
5-18
20c
(quar.)
New
6-
1
30c
5-31
20c
6-
6-
Inc.—
6-15
$1.25
5-27
6-20
40c
750c
——
6-10
ordinary
(quar.)
iquar.)
Quebec
Copper Co.
Affinal dividend
75c
7c
..
6-15
&
O'okiep
50c
(initial
Paper
New
Miles Laboratories
7- 1
preferred
preferred
'
are
(quar.)
New
1
75c
(quar,)———
—37'Ac
Nevada Southern Gas, 6%
pfd. (quar.)
30c
5% 2nd preferred
—_—12'Ac
1
$2
(quar.)
Brothers
$1.50
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
____
investment income)
Nestle-Le
5-31
26'Ac
37'Ac
Corp.
(From
Nevada
(Del.)
Fund,
Nekoosa-Edwards
7-
5-6
12c
(s-a)
6-15
75c
^
common
Co.
6-10
10c
1
and
(quar.)
Resources
20c
9
gains
distributions
Radiator
75c
5-
*6-
6%
Ontario
3uc
(quar.)_____—
Co.
S.
6-
6-13
5-6
Inc., 4'A%
Pacific
15th
Co.
6-15
$1
5-16
1
investment
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Tea
6-28
1
6-15
6-
40c
Standard
6-28
6-
4%% class A preferred (quar.)__
Onondaga Pottery Co. (reduced)
Ontario Jockey Club,
common
(s-a)
5-11
t5c
6-3
7-15
Omar,
1
8-17
7-2
5-16
6-
5-17
5-17
7-30
5-16
25c
,
—____20c
preierred
1
5-17
,
1
(quar.)$1.12%
common
6-1
6-10
$1.12'A
(quar.)
convertible
"New 5%
(quar.)-.
fiom
realized
Shops
Steel
6-
6-10
6-
Corp.,
4'A%
Panhandle
Shirt
$1.62'A
Mid-West Refineries, Inc.—
5%
National
National
3
5-16
Series
June
3
(111.)—
conv.
?Midland
4%
above
6-
1
6-10
estimated.
1
8-
30c
15c
capital)
series-—--
'
6-
5-20
47c
(quar.)—
Insurance Co,
from
Stocks
7-
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Midland
Oil
Corp., $1
7%
3c
6-
1
7-
6-10
15c
($0.0878
from
6-
7-
S-
Owens-Illinois
____________—/—,
$0.0022
Growth
95c
6-15
6-1
Oliver
9
6-15
Chemical—
50c
47c
(accum.)
Machinery Co.
25c
6%
New
Falls)
6-
6-30
$1.06'A
1%
6-
30c
Telephone
preferred
preferred
Life
6-30
6-20
10c
$1.06'A
25c
(quar.)
Reserve
6-10
5-
(quar.)—
1
preferred
Co.—
Presto Industries
45c
__
Castings
dividend
6-15
$1.10
Co
; Mid-Continent Petroleum
(quar.)
Mid-West Abrasive
(quar.)
Middlesex Water Co. (quar.)
5(4%
Co.,
National
50c
Mickelberry's Food Products (quar.).
Micromatic Hone Corp. (quar.)
Steel
non-cuinulative
6-30
5- 9
6-
^mmon
(Nash¬
5%
$1.11'A
pfd.
Insurance
Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
non-cumulative preferred (accum.)
$1.083A
6'A%
(quar.)
.___
35c
97'Ac
A
5%
$1.75
5- 9
6-1
(quar.)———————preferred (quar.)——————
12'Ac
&
National
96'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
Accident
Malleable
50c
;
preferred
1
$1.10
$1.02
4'A%
6-15
income
40c
6-
$1.12'A
—————-
(quar.)
4'A%
3
National
5-20
5-20
5-16
5-16
5-20
$1.75
7%
5-31
-6-1
3
6-10
6- 8
'
Co.,
series
6-15
6-15
f
(quar.)——-
1
5-13
6-
15c
—
6-
1
6-
75c
100%
———
1
6-1
5-27
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Income
7-
$1
———.—-
——
6-
7-1
$1-14
6-15
$15c
(quar.)
Resumed
Stock
$1.10
b-iO
1-3-56
6-
3
97'Ac
6-15
$5c
Oats
6-15
,
30c
$5c
&
6-« 1
—-
(quar.)
Corp.J
6-30
7-1
55c
$1.11
40c
$1.06'A
<quar.)_
5-13
1
15c
pfd.
Oil
6-30
6-24
5-26
(quar.)
(quar.)_
com.
(Hartford)
(quar.)
6-
$1.183A
5-16
*
$2
1
1
Mathleson
(quar.)
Life
1
Olin
(quar.)
Lead
National
7-
6
.
^Michigan
■
A
6-
6-15
Electric, common—
preferred
(quar.)_____
Gas Utilities
(quar.)
4.40%
8%
A
6-
6-
Michigan Gas &
Middle
6
Class
Class
National
50c
Michigan
,
5-
45c
Extra
i
1
50c
(quar.)
Co.
6-
1
quar.)—
(increased
Packing,
6-17
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
H.)
—
(quar.)
preferred
6-
6-30
Town
tl5c
Products
$1.25
(qUar.)__
common
preferred
(H.
5-16
1
1
6-11
25c
(quar.)
preferred
4.45%
Meyer
6-
6-
730c
pfd.
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80%
4.35%
6-14
Old
(Canada), Ltd.—
preferred
&
6-14
6-10
40c
Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)___
National Hosiery Mills,
Ltd., class A (quar.)
National
(s-a).
4%%-
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
preferred
Gas
7-15
4-29
b-
50c
preierred
preferred
6-30
$1.06
National
62 'Ac
(quar.)
5% convertible 1st preferred (s-a)
Mercantile Stores Co. (increased quar.)
Textile
National
25c
—
Products,
Insurance
Food
2
6-20
533Ac
common
Fire
National
5-
$1.06'A
—
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
Shoe
Co.,
5-26
1
30c
Telephone, 5% pfd. (s-a)
Mechanical Handling Systems (quar.)
Melchers Distilleries, Ltd.—
partic
Fire
1
50c
(quar.)
com.
convertible
4.08%
$1.75
$1.183A
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
•
Products
(quar.)
Drug & Chemical
Common
7-
$3
Engineering
common
preferred
National
750c
62'Ac
Meadville
3.85%
6-15
40c
—
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
3.90%
5-17
6-
preferred
&
5-31
6-30
4'A%
60c
Mead Johnson
7%
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.);
Distillers
Power, 4y2%
4,40%
preferred
6-20
1
6-15
—~
(^uar.)
Ohio
6-30
$$1.75
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Corp.
5-4
6-15
31'Ac
—
common
(quar.)
National
pid.
(quar.)
Machine
&
6-1,
loc
(quar.)
Gas,
Dairy
5-31
9
preferred (quar.)_
(Detroit) (quar.)———
7%
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
50c
$7
preferred
60c
Corp., common (quar.)
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Metal
43/» %
National
Mead
Merchants
Cylinder
preferred
4'A%
5-20
dividend
&
National
(quar.)
Co.,
Ltd.,
1
35c
i
Oil
Stock
(quar.)
National
730c
Forge
Ohio
5-10
6-13
1
Ohio
5-20
1
7-
5-11
1
5-4
6-11
20c
-
preferred
6-17
1
6-
common
Mills,
preferred
6-11
6-10
Co.,
Flour
7-
15c
25c
preferred
5-10
Trucking Co.
Metal
6-
$1
——
Fibres—
Container,
$1.25
6-10
Machine
6%
5-16
6-15
Ry
25c
Casualty
City Lines
National
5-19
Louis
(initial)—
Automotive
common
6-15
and
(initial)———
National
6-
St.
Corp.—
(ex-two-for-one
split)
6
IOC
&
gains
income)
5-10
6-
$$1.13
(quar.)
Specialty Mfg. Co. Ltd
4.44%
Alununate
5-31
6-10
Robbins
capital
Chattanooga
Corp. (quar.)
35c
&
-—
from
investment
6-1U
$$1
iquar.)
(4c
net
7- 1
3bc
.
(quar.)
preferred
50c
McNeil
Melville
preferred
4^56%
(quar.)
McLean
Mengel
4*40%
3.90%
5-16
Trust
from
5-
50c
—
(quar.).
Co.
Machine
McKesson
4%
6-30
6-10
(quar.)_l_
pfd.
11c
5-20
62'Ac
(quar.)
McGraw-Hill
4.30%
7-15
15c
6%
6-25
$50c
(quar.)_„_2_—
Electric
Stock
common
6-1
50c
5-16
1
iquar.)
Edison
PuDlishing (quar.)____;
Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McGraw
McKay
Crankshait
Oh|p
6-30
6-15
1
$2.50
Ohio
5-27
7-15
14c
6-
McCord
6-10
6-11
6c
37'Ac
Inc.. com
tl5c
933Ac
series)
(quar.)
McCormick & Co.
6-30
50c
System,
t$1.12'A
$3.75
(L.)
10c
Mutual
New
5-16
(1947
Ogilvie
5-20
5-16
Co.
6-1
6-
1
1
6-
—
6-15
National
1
6-
35c
preferred (quar.)
4'A% preferred
(quar.)
40c
Nashville,
6-
5-16
$1.31'A
quar.)_
4%
OalqMfg. Co.
Natco
6-
—-
(increased
Office
5-31
85c
5-23
Co.
5-16
6-20
5-16
6-13
t-nannacal
1
Scotia Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
5-12
6-20
1
25c
Norwicn
Nova
5-12
1
6-
1
1
1
1
Northwestern
o-*
6-
6-10
45C
6-
o-2u
6-15
7-
1
5-10
6-11
$3.ou
of Rec
6-
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Leather (quar.)_
6-15
7-
$3
5-31
37'Ac
preferred
Holder
Payable
22'Ac
common
preferred
30c
60C
93%C
preferred
3c
(quar.)_
Service,
37 %c
6
Department Stores, common
(quar.)_
$3.40
preferred
<quar.)__i______—__-__$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
McBrlne
Co.
Public
When
Share
Company
Northwestern
26'Ac
40c
(initial)
com.
May
Maytag
4'A%
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Conveyor
5-16
40c
Massey-Harris-Ferguson, Ltd., com.
4'A%
preferred (initial quar.)
Master
Fund
8-10
—
35c
Co.———.—..
Massachusetts Investors Growth
(quar.)———.—.—50c
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—i~
5'A%
25c
—___—_
5'/4%
—
Mutual
100%
________
5-12
2
Murphy (C. G.) Co.. common (quar.)
Murray Co. of Texas (quar.)
Muskegon Piston Ring (quar.)
Muskogee Co.
(increased
quar.)
6-20
—
Quarterly on old common..
: $1
preferred (quar.)—
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co. (quar.)
5-31
Diablo
Monday, May 30, 195
Per
Name of
(quar.)$1
Vernon-Wooobury
.
Holdera
5-
Mills, com. (quar.)—
preferred
(s-a)———
Mountain Fuel Supply (quar.)————
5-10
5-23
When
Payable of Rec.
6-1
—
Munsingwear,
5-31
,6-10
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
7%
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
Mt.
be
to
Manning, Maxwell & Moore (quar.)________
Maple Leaf Milling Co., Ltd.———
Marchant Calculators (quar.)
■____—_—
Marathon
Mount
Co.
Corp.
Wheel
6-18
Share
30c
Finance
5-16
50%
& Co.
Shirt
Motor
8-30
1
Company
Morrison-Knudsen
6-
stock
common
$7)
to
Mallory (P. R.)
Manhattan
oi
share
I
t25c
$1.25
dividend)—
(stock
Service
additional
(One
Name of
Motor
Convertible priority shares <quar.)
Maine Central RR., 5% preferred (accum.)
Maine
Per
Payable of Rec.
40c
..
6-30
6-
2
RR.
$1.50
6-
4
5-20
olume
181
Number 5433
.
)•%
When
Per
Name of
Share
Company
hiia
Suburban
nua.
Suburban
Transportation
Water, com.
preferred (quar.)
$3.65
$3.95
preferred
preferred
_______
.___
(quar.)
$4.95
25c
6-
1
12V2c
6-
1
91 V4c
6-\ 1
(quar.)-
(quar.)
tquar.)
4.107®
6-
1
5-11
6-
1
5-11
hilaueipnla Title Insurance Co. (annual;
hihppine Long Distance Telephone Co.—
6-30
6-20
25c
7-15
6-15
Rochester
niluus
75c
6-
5-
hoenix
$5
tquar.)
1
5-25
5-20
5c
6-25
5-20
Rock
Extra,
3C
6-25
5-20
tioc
6-JO
5-31
ckle
Glass Co.
Crow
(Extra)
Gold
Ltd.
Mines,
illsbury Mills, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
per
Aircrart
45c
convertible
Corp.,
_______________
5UC
itney-Bowes, Inc.,
$4.80
$5
conv.
ccnv.
pfd.
pfd.
ittsburgh
ttsburgn
0
7-
1
6.
1
7-
6-15
7-15
1
6-10
5-27
53 7sC
7-, 1
6-20
2dC
6-1
5-20
(quar.)
com.
6-
$1.25
Consolidation
I
5-20
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Forgings
5-
v
35c
com. (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4V<%
■I
117,C
(quar.)
ttsburgn Coke ft Chemical,
7-15
r. 15c
(increased).
common
preferred
6-1
$1
(quar.)
1
5-20
Co.
75c
(quar.)_
6-10
5-27
25c
Coal
(quar.)
6-13
6-
1
ttsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
7%
$1.75
(quar.)
ttsburgh Reflector, class A
Ciass a.
6%
ittsburgn Steel Co.—
5%% prior preference
5%
preferred
A
Corp.
77c
Mining
lymoutb
&
B
owell
of
River
5% %
St.
6-
1
1
Hall,
ressed
rovidf
5-18
5%
convertible preferred A (quar.)
6-27
3
St.
5-13
St.
6-
1
6-
1
Common
1
5-10
2oc
6-17
5-20
6-
6-
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
Sayre & Fisher
$1.25
6-
1
5-20
Schlage
1
t30c
6-15
5-16
6-15
5-18
25c
quar.)
4%%
6
6-30
6-16
(quar.)
pfd.
Co.
;
25c
7-
15c
(quar.)____
6-24
tS2
(s-a)
6-30
6-
preferred
6
(increased
50c
(quar.)
6-10
Scott
1
1
4% %
pifferred
(quar.)
$1.0674
9-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
6-
1
5-13
Public
(quar.)
SI.05
9-
1
8-15
(auar.)
$1.1272
6-
1
5-13
Service
3 7a %
$1.12 7a
Co.
of
Indiana,
4.16%
preferred
preferred
Public
Service
$1.43
A
4.187c
preferred
Pure
Oil
Purex
Inc.
Co.,
26c
Corp.,
&
Gas,
6-15
6-
1
6-30
5-31
35c
i
6-30
5-31
$1.02
(quar.)
6-30
5-31
6-30
$1.047a
$1.18%
6-15
75c
6-
(initial)
(increased
5-31
■
6-14
40c
(quar.)
__________
20c
quar.)
dividend
Pyle-National
5-16
40c
(quar.)
com.
Inc., $4.75 pfd.
com.
(George)
Stock
1
5-20
-
,'V 5-31
5-31
•
1
5-
6
6-30
6-15
6-15
5-20
Fund of Boston100%
Co.,
30c
7-
1
6-11
$2
(quar.
common
7-
1
6-11
8%
preferred (quar.)
Quaker City Fire ft Marine Insur.
Quaker State Oil Refining
25c
(quar.)
6-30
50c
6-15
$75c
5-3l
_
.
6-29
5-20
-y
'
Quemont Mining Ltd.
Radio
(s-a)__—
Corp. of America,
$3.50
1st
ccnv.
pfd.
$3.50 convertible
Ralston
Purina
Common
3%%
25c
(quar.)_
common
877ac
(cuar.)
(entire
July
on
issue
$105.60
at
1
called
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.,
6% preierred (quar.)
preierred
Ray-O-Vac
Co.
Real Estate
Reardon
Title
4
6-10
7-
4
6-10
10-
3
9-12
6-10
.5-20
35c
30c
50c
prcfererd
472 7c
5-16
1
6-13
5-27
50c
7-
1
6-
6-
9
5-19
3
(Wash.,
Inc.
Co.,
Arms
preferred
Renabie
D.
C.))
preferred
Republic
Steel
common
Resistollex
i-
Rhinelanchr
Oil
6-15
1st
A
5 V2 %
Roan
preferred
ft
Myers,
$1.50 partic.
iH.
Ltd.,
Sons
Ltd.
Oil
Singer Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
pfd,
5%
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Skil Corp.
Sloane
7-
7
6-23
6-
6
5-13
(accum.)
Smith
Engineering Works (quar.)—
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories (quar.)
5-13
Smith
6-10
Socony-Vacuum
6-
6
90c
7-
1
60c
7-
•
1
-
0£LO
5*10
6-10
*
6-
1
40c
7-
1
6-17
6-15
5-20
7-
6-15
(quar.)
$1.75
$1.75
5-10
1
10-
1
9-Jfl
5-13
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-1
6-10
6-
1
$1
common
6-10
60,c
(initial quar.)
com.
6-15
25c
(quar.)
6-15
6-
e
Skelly
Oil
(S.
$1.25
South
(Interim)
South
5%
4.08%
3d
7-
8
50c
6-
6-15
69,4
6-15
6-
57c
(quar.)
Robinscn, Little & Co., class A pref.
6-15
3772c
(quar.)
(quar.)
f25c
6-10
6-
1
4
4
5-63
5-14
partic.
45c
Works
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
.—______
B
Calif
4%
preferred
Water,
Southern
Co.
pfd.
common
(quar.)
preferred
convertible
Southern
67*
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5.44%
(increased quar.)—
Petroleum.
California
Southern
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
474%
pfd.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Franklin
25c
.
6-
1
5-16
7-15
7-11
3
preferred
1
5-16
8-
1
7-20
8-
1
$1.03%
8-
1
7-20
$1.0674
8-
1
7-20
$1.10
4.40%
6-
97 V2C
8-
1
7-20
$1.15
8-
1
7-20
277»C
8-
1
7-20
28c
6-
1
5-10
33c
6-
1
5-10
(quar.)_
com.
4.25 7c
33c
927aC
Service,
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred (quar.)
4.367o preferred (quar.)_^«_i.__^__i.^____
Southwestern States Telephone, com. (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
;
Sparks-Withington, 6% pfd. (quar.)
7-20
3
6-15
6-
25c
6-
1
5-17
75c
Speed Queen Corp., common
$1.50 preferred (quar.)
6-
1
5-17
60C
6-
1
5-10
$1.05
6-
1
5-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Chemical Co., com. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Kellogg Sons
(quar.)
6-10
5-
6
50c
6-22
6-
1
$1.12 7a
6-15
5-27
6-
1
5-20
25c
Mills,
Spindale
30c
25c
Sperry Corp. (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., $4.50 preferred
6-
1
5-20
20c
5-31
5-16
—
(quar.)
common
Springfield City Water (quarj
Spokane International RR. Co.—
Quartetrty
30c
7-
1
30c
10-
3
30c
12-15
(A. E.)
Mfg. Co., common
7-20
5-26
7-18
7-18
6-21
6-13
6-13
8-12
5-13
8-12
preference
$3.50
Inc.,
(quar.) —
common
preferred
(quar.)
Dredging Corp.—
convertible preferred
6-10
6-
6
5-23
6-20
6-
6-
3
5-23
50c
(quar.)
1
45c
(quar.)
Brands,
1
7-
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard Accident Insurance Co.
$3.75
9-15
50c
6-15
5-16
877aC
5-20
5-20
5-20
5-20
5-20
5-20
5-20
6-10
Standard
6-15
12-
94c
6-10
5-20
6- 8
7- 1
7- 1
10c
317»c
6-15
6
6-1
Standard
$1.60
6-
40c
(quar.)
1
>
5-20
6-17
common
77aC
6-28
75c
preferred (quar.)
Standard Holding, class A__
18%c
6-28
6-17
127zC
7-11
6-24
12 7aC
7-11
6-24
Standard
Factors,
B
Oil
Standard
6- 6
6- 6
5-12
Calif,
of
Co.
Oil
Standard
Co.
of
OH
Standard
.
(N.
Co.
(Ohio),
$1.60
Standard
Power
Above
&
Light,
subject
are
Tube
Supply
State
Loan
& Finance
15c
1
preferred (quar.)__
convertible preferred
6%
6%
1
377zc ;%•
6-15
6-
1
50c
6-
1
5-20
3772C
6-
1
5-18
Chemical
Stauffer
:
series A
(quar.)
Delaware Corp
Hotels
Statler
quar.)
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
Stedman
(increased
Common
share
6-10
5-25
t$1.25
11272C
65c
50c
45c
30c
$1.1272
25c
25c
25c
50c
6- 1
6-15
6-15
6-14
6- 3
5-11
5-13
5-13
5-23
4-28
6- 6
5-26
6- 1
6-15
5-27
5- 6
Process,
7%
pfd.
(quar.)
37V2c
18%c
6- 1
6- 1
25c
26
34c
22*/sc
$1.75
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-6
7-11
5-16
5-16
5-2
6-15
5-27
6-
CD
63c
6-
6
56c
472%
7-
1
6-13
50c
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
40c
6-
4
5-13
30c
6-10
5-27
6-30
6-15
Stetson
(John B.)
Stewart-Warner
Co..
com.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Stix, Baer ft Fuller, com.
(quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, com. (quar.)
5%
prior pref. (quar.)
Webster.
ft
Coke
Stonega
Stonecutter
ft
1
25c
(S.)
class A
Stuart
(quar.)_„
Ltd.,
Co.
class
A
6-
1
5-18
7-
1
6-
1
5-16
65c
6-
1
5-16
15C
common
6-30
6-
25c
(quar.)
6-10
5-13
1
5-16
6-
37 7ac
6-20
30c
3
5-
5
6-
8
4-
8
50c
7-15
4-
8
35c
6-10
5-25
7-
t
6-15
50c
6-15
5-13
IOC
6-
1
5-15
6-
1
5-15
50c
7-
1
10-
t35c
4.25%
4.60%
4.64%
4.65%
5.10%
5.12%
5.25 %
5.857*
6-
1
1
9-
1
50c
Gold Mines, Ltd. (s-a)—Transit (quar.)
(quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)_—_____———
572% preferred (quar.)—
——
5%% preferred (quar.)——
—
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32% conv. pfd. ,(quar.) —
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd
—
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc. (from in¬
4.10%
6
6-
50c
IOC
(James), com.
1-1-56
12-
1
t4c
Corp.
Gas
2
6-
1
5-16
7-
1
6-15
7-
1
6-15
627ac
68%c
7V/sC
.
7-
1
7-
1
27c
6-15
t5c
6-
6-15
6-15
6-
1
1
4-29
4-29
8c
67o
Transmission,
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
6-15
6-
1
6-27
6-
9
35c
7-
1
6- 3
7-
1
6- 3
$1.0674
7-
1
6-
$1.15
7-
1
6-
3
$1.16
7-
1
6-
3
$1.16 74
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)——-——
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5-31
3c
$1.0272
2nd preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
4-29
7-
50c
25C
377ac
income)
Power Co.,
Tennessee
5-
1
$1
Syracuse
vestment
1
1
50C
Tennessee
3
5-20
6-
65C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—.
Co.
(quar.)
Telluride
66-
J20C
(quar.)
2nd
Talcott
6-17
6-15
6-15
.
Gas—
Drug. 67c pfd. (quar.)—
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
Biscuits. Inc. (quar.)
&
1
7-18
25c
Super-Cold (liquidating)
—
Liquidating
Superior Portland Cement (increased)—.
Superior Propane, Ltd., $1.40 pfd. (quar.)__
Sutherland Paper Co. (quar.)
Swan-Finch Oil, 67* 1st pfd. (quar.)—
Swift
1
6-
7-29
40c
Sunshine
4%
6-
6-14
$1.25
(quar,)
Ray
Sunray
5-30
6-10
6-14
t75c ( ;r
(s-a)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Propane
Co..
5-30
15c
pfd. (quar.)
preferred (1952 series)
Sunshine Mining Co. (quar.)
Oil
1
5-13
5c
5.207e
Sun
6-
1
6-10
6-
35c
(inc. quar.)__
5.20%
Sun
5-31
6-15
3 7a c
(quar.)
(D. A.)
Oil, Ltd.
Suburban
5-31
1
5c
Co.
Stuart
1
25c
Coal
(quar.)
Screw,
Stroock
77-
$1
(quar.)
B
5-18
25c
—
Broadcasting Co., com.
Class
43%c
Inc
Mills,
B
Class
Storer
H
for
(quar.)
preferred
Stone
1
per
(quar.)
preferred
8%
issue called
at $102.50
Quarterly
6- 5
4-15
5-16
5-16
6-15
Textiles—
Stern
Stern &
6
Sylvanite
6- 5
5- 5
2
6-10
6-15
60c
dividend)
this
5-25
5-30
6-30
5-31
5-3J
7-
25c
25C
50c
June
on
plus
6- 1
6-15
60c
257jc
30M»c
12-15
J25c
quar.)
(quar.)
quar.)
(entire
preferred
372%
Stowell
6-14
5-18
9-15
12-30
Sterling Drug, Inc.—
Strawbridge & Clothier,
4-18
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
Stores
6-15
$1.25
(increased
Ltd.
Bros.,
Bros.
6-30
$1.25
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
5%
6- 1
6- 1
5-31
6-28
5-31
-
.
(Increased
Co.
125c
150c
115c
115c
6- 1
5-20
1
5-16
$1
t45c
$1.25
5-27
6-
5-16
5-27
5-16
6-10
5-16
6-
6- 1
6-15
6-15
7- 2
7- 2
6-14
5-31
6-24
1
6-10
6-10
6-
6- 1
,
6-
10c
6-15
6-28
5- 9
5- 9
50c
50c
6-24
6-15
B
15c
15c
T27aC
6-24
8
HV2C
class
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-16
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
8
7-
37ViC
Common
5-25
5-25
6- 3
6-30
6-30
6-30
7-
6-15
A
Sterchi
6-30
5-16
177aC
class
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-15
6-30
6-30
7-27
6-10
6-10
7-15
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Common
5-13
6-20
5-31
6-15
6-30
6-10
6-10
'
6-
Corp.—
Sterling Aluminum Products
5-31
6-24
15«
5-20
5-31
>\
7-15
ap¬
(quar.)
6- 1
35c
130c
120c
SEC
Equipment Mfg
class B
(resumed)
6-2
6-2
5- 5
5-16
5-31
6- 1
$1.1272
$1.12 72
to
Co.,
7-2
7- 2
6-13
6- 1
6-10
6-10
$50c
$56 74
377ac
$1.25
25c
5c
$1
25c
$1.1272
5-20
proval.
Railway
5-31
5-10
5-16
6-10
35c
com
B
payments
Fuel
6-15
6-10
6-11
40c
preferred A (quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
conv.
pref. (quar.)
State
6-16
35c
60c
(quar.)'—
common
Standard
6-23
6-23
7- 1
6-10
6-15
6-15
6-17
5-31
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
J.)
Co.
Oil
Standard
5-31
6-10
6-10
5-31
6-10
93 %c
(Indiana)
Oil
Standard
Standard
6-23
6-23
6-1
5-10
6-1
5-27
5-10
6-10
35c
Co.
Standard
3%%-
6-10
20c
(quar.)
—
5-12
.
75C
50c
(quar.)
Kentucky
Extra
5%
317<c
38%c
Development, class
Ltd.
(increased)
orig.
5-16
(Dallas)—
preferred (quar.)____
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____
Staley
7-10
7-10
6-15
6-1
6-20
7- 2
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
4.88%
Co.
preferred
Common
25c
Southeastern Telephone Co.. 5% pfd.
Southern California Edison Co.—
5-16
8 3/10c
com.
Co.,
1
Quarterly
issue has been
Mobil Oil Co., Inc.
common
Co.
5-16
6-
Quarterly
above
(quar.)
Lathe
Oil
Texas
Southam
5-16
Is
of
Socony
Co.
preferred
Bend
1
5-;i6
H7
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
South Penn
1
:
to
Corp.,
$1.55
:
prior pfd.
South American Goki.&,Platinum Co.
6-
1
Oil
name
Aircraft
Sonotone
472 7c
Morgan)
changed
6-
6-
(quar.)
J.),
&
Corporate
Solar
272c
69c
Co.
(quar.)
(W.
2%c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Co.
Sinclair
5-10
$1.12 72
preferred (quar.)
H.)
(H.)
Simpson's,
5-27
$1.1272
Participating
Robertson
& Steel
Saw
Co.
6-2Q
60c
(quar.)
Inc.,
Simon
(quar.)
(increased)
preference
1
'
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.
Bobbins
(quar.)
convertible
$3
(quar.)
Insurance
Public
6-
1
i
5-6
6- 3
Sirumons-Boardman'Publishing—
6-
61I8
preferred
B
(quar.)
6-27
9-15
Finance, class A
.Class B
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Silverwood Dairies, Ltd., class A
7-15
2c
Ritter
j
5 7c
5-12
J
$4
(quar.)
common
5-18
6-
20c
(quar.)_
Stouffer Corp.
(initial)
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
new
4 7c
6-
1
Corp.,
Ltd.,
8-15
1
6-
6-15
7-10
Strapping—
common
preferred
9-15
25c
25c
preferred
75c
70c
(quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
5-18
7-
Textile
57c
9- 1
12- 1
commoh
3.907c
4.20%
5-13
25C
3.70%
4.157c
5-13
6272c
(quar.)
quarterly
15c
(quar.)
Water,
Co.
Steel
Signode
convertible
6272c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Shoe Corp. of America, common A (quar.)—
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
$4.50 preferred B (quar.)
$4.50 preferred C (quar.)
Shuron
Optical
(quar.)
Sicks Breweries. Ltd. (quar.)
Sigma Mines, Ltd
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)
6-15
10-
Riegel
Sherer-Gillett
6-24
$1.75
Corp.
Valley
B
5%
redemption
57c pfd. (quar.)—
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp
Class
$1
Southwestern
6-20
6-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment,
preferred
(quar.)
Life
7-15
75c
Co
Southwestern
Increased
5-31
62 V2C
.'
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service
Southwestern
5-31
6-20
55c
Power
60c
Corp.
Mfg.
Shenango
6-15
$1.75
Corp.,
Sheller
Simmons
(quar.)
Oil
Corp
Mining
preferred
Utah
Spencer
6- X
6-15
6-15
6- 1
6-1
7-10
7-10
10c
20c
(quar.)
redeemable pfd. B
4ya7c
Simmonds
(quar.)
PaDer
G.)
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
2nd preferred
Denn
6-20
1st preferred
7%
Shattuck
5-20
2nd preferred
Richfield
(quar.)
(Frank
6-15
7%
Riegel
class A (quar.)__
12 72c
common
50c
91 V4c
91V4C
11.07 7a
$1.0772
$1.50
65c
22c
25c
(s-a)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co.—
47c redeemable pfd. A (quar.)
Class
7%
!
B
6-15
Co
preierred
Class
Shattuck
1
Rice-Stix, Inc.—
7%
participating preferred
Refrigerator (quar.)
Serrick Corp.,
non-cum.
Spencer
(Los Angeles) —
75c
(quar.)
Paper Co.
.Ranch
6-15
1
(M3
6.-
(quar.)
preferred
5%
(quar.)_
com.
pfd.
ccnv.
3%
Seeger
common
627aC
(quar.)
preferred
Mfg. Co.,
57c
Corp.,
Security Title Insurance
preferred
5 7«
Southern
6-
6-13
75c
(quar.)
common
1
6-10
40c
8- 1
6-10
8- 1
8- 1
6-30
7- 1
6- 1
9- 1
6- 1
9- 1
Oil
100%
dividend)
Copper & Brass—
Drug Co. (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco,
Common
B
(quar.)
!
4.50%
1
7-
;_
dividend)
Rexall
preferred
(quar.)—
common
Acceptance
Railway,
non-cum.
7-15
1
$1
7- 1
6-1
6-1
6- 1
6- 1
5-31
5-31
5-31
6- 1
6-15
60c
29(£c
29{Jc
29%c
293/«c
272%
183/4C
32V2C
Seaboard Surety
Securities
Production
5%
6-10
8-
$1.20
(s-a).
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Southern
5-20
6- 3
6-15
6- 1
6-15
9-15
12-15
7-16
6-1
7-1
(quar.)
-—25c
(N. Y.) (quar.)
45c
Sealed Power Corp,
(quar.)—
22V2c
Sears, Roebuck & Co. (quar.)
60c
Seatrain Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
12 7aC
Seaboard
SI
(initial quar.)
(stock
Co.,
Southern Natural Gas
6-15
6-10
7- 1
6-10
6-21
7- 1
6-15
convertible
preferred
(quar.)——
53c
preferred (quar.)
—$1.43%
$4.75 preferred (Initial quar.)
—$1.18%
t5c
1
Revere
3.607c
7-
4-20
—
(stock
5-16
6-10
5-20
6-20
6-1
5-30
6-15
6-15
$2.12
20c
(interim)
1
1
6-10
6-30
7-1
5-31
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
t31V»c
(quar.)
Finance
$2.25
(quar.)
Corp.
6-13
15c
com
(Texas)
Corp.
6-30
10c
(s-a)
6-30
25c
common
(s-a)
Ltd
Mines.
Seaboard
Silknit,
(quar.)
preference
preferred
New
25c
Republic Insurance
Rice
6-
50c
(quar.)_
iqrar.)
preferred
Laboratories,
Remington
4% %
9— 1
.
10c
Brothers,
Rheem
3
f $1.50
Insurance
convertible
New
9-15
6-
7-
Co.
Reeves-Ely
47c
1
t20c
(quar.)
1st
4.107e
preferred
(quar.)—
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
5-16
5-13
22Vac
$1.02%
t25c
(quar.)
Sherwin-Williams
t $ 1.50
Semi-annual
30c
9£ 1
6-15
30c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Reeves
7-
30c
com
convertible
$2
1
Company,
Reading
4%
6-
■.'.riOZ
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
Rayonier,
9-13
93 %C
(quar.)
Packing Co.
<9-12
,
per
_
67c
1
6*13
,--i
6-13
for
share plus this dividend)
Rapid Electrotype Co. (increased quar.)
Quarterly
Rath
10-
75c
75c
preferred
3
■Up Or 17
1
(quar.)
redemption
7-25
7-
(quar.)—
com.
6-
'
8 7 1/q c
(quar.)
1st preferred
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)
Scranton Spring Brook Water Service—
Common
1
1
6667-
$5.75
(quar.)
Ltd.
Putnam
6-
5-10
-
$1.25
(quar.)
new
1
(quar.)
Publicker Industries,
Pullman,
6-
;
common
preferred
5-16
1
Mexico—
New
Electric
5-16
6-
(quar.)
preference
4.08 %
1
6-1
25%c
(quar.)
of
6-
8-15
27c
(initial)
Co.
50c
87 72 c
preferred
Service
1
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
'4.207c
blic
9-
Mfg.
4.30%
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inc.
3.65%
5-13
r.referred
4.327c
5%
7-13
.
6-10
6-29
6- 1
277ao
45c
85c
$1
25c
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
8-15
4.207c
quar.)
27-!iC
7-1
Co.—
common
Williams,
&
Scovlll
8-
preferred
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
5-16
6-
47a%
(quar.)
$3.40
45c
4Va %
Paper
tail.06
75c
33c
$1.25
3772c
$i.^5
$1.25
$1.25
6-20
5-26
5-20
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-14
6- 1
6-10
5-27
5-31
5-16
6-10
6- 6
6-10
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
6-15
5c
60c
(quar.)
preferred, series A (quar.)-
5%%
Bcott
6-15
Colorado—
of
Co.
Lock
Mills
Pacific
6-30
3772c
(quar. )_*—___.;
Paper
Southern
Payable of Rec.
Class
Brick Co.
Schwitzer-Cummins
4
6-
1
$1.0674
4.20 7c
(increased quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
4.70%
preferred C (quar.)
—
4%%
preferred D (quar.)
Savage Industries, com. (stock div.)
75c conv. pfd.
($1 par) (quar.)
$1.30 conv. pld. ($20 par) (initial quar.)_
::
Southland
0
& Electric—
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance
4%%
7-
A
15c
_
(quar.)
'
tquar.)
Works—
Water
Jose
..
45c
$1.10
(quar.)
common
preferred
Common
preferred
4V*%
1st
(quar.)—
Insurance
Marine
&
Paper,
13%c
(quar.)
America, Inc
Co.
Fire
Regis
San
? 5-16
1
Paul
$4.40
5-13
nee-Washington Insurance Co.—
Service
com
6-i5
45c
com.
(accum.)
Ltd., 47c
convertible
(quar.)
convertible preferred A tquar.)
convertible preferred A (quar.)
Mfg.—
B.)
common
5%
6-
(quar.)
Metals of
Brothers.
rophet (Fred.
Power,
preferred A
(quar.)
Louis, San Francisco Ry.,
45 c
Co.,
(s-a)
rice
&
5%
6-
(quar.)
common
preferred
Light
5-26
J
(increased
Utilities
Joseph
40C
(quar.)
Co.
Co
5-20
15c
Power
Co.
Lead
6-17
37 Vac
(quar.)
America
Joseph
St.
5-20
6-
37 72 c
1st preferred
rentice
$2
5-20
6-15
t30c
referred
ublic
St.
pfd. (quar.)
DC
(quar.)
A
preferred
att, Read &
!
7- 1
$1
$1.0772
preierred (quar.)
4.30%
preferred (quar.)
Saguenay Power Co., Ltd., 47i7c
6
6
5-
1
6-
4%
IS1
•
.
Extra
57c
5-
1
6
4.80%
Southern
Ages
5%
(quar.)
Electric
3.60%
6-
(quar.)
Co.
ciass
Steel
Co.
otomac
5-26
5-
1
$1.75
(s-a)
iquar.)
ortsmouth
otash
6-21
$1.75
Ltd.
Co.
Oil
Co.,
Class
6-
50 c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Development,
our
6
$1.25
(quar.)
<quar.)
preierred
olaris
6
5-
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Common
lacer
5-
1
$1.3772
(quar.)
ittsburgh ft West Virginia Ry.
ittsburgh,
1
6-
15c
(quar.)
6-
IOC
...
...
Bolt
&
6-10
10c
(quar.)
Screw
6-10
5
10c
,
preferred A
1
7-
(quar.)
iquar.j
ttsburgh
7-
$1.75
<quar.)
preferred
6-20
5-18
Common
„
4.75%
of
5-13
5-13
5-13
5-13
V
Power—
Rockwell
.
■
(quar.)
1
1
1
1
7-1
6- 1
$2
10c
preferred B (quar.)
$1.19j.
Corp. (quar.)25c
Mfg. (quar.) —
50c
Rockwell Spring & Axle
(quar.)
50c
Rohm & Haas Co., common (quar.)
40c
4% preferred A (quar.)
$1
Holland Paper Co., Ltd., common (quar.)
- $25c
47* % preferred (quar.)
$$1.0674
Rome Cable
Corp.
(quar.)_.
35c
R0S3 (J. E. Engineering
(quar.)
—
25c
Rowe
Corp. (quar.)
.
20c
Royal Crown Bottling (Ky.), com. (quar.)— _ 1272c
57c preferred (quar.)
12V2C
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$672c
Rupert (Jacob) com
25c
47a7c
preferred (quar.)
$1.12V2
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
10c
Sabine Royalty Corp. (s-a)
$1
Safety Car Heating & Lighting Co. (quar.)—
25c
Safway Steel Products (quar.)
25c
Safeway Stores, Inc., common i(quar.)
60c
36
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Transit
Rockland Light &
6
(s-a)___
Valley R. R.
Genessee
&
6666-
Holdert
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Southern Indiana
$1
$1.027a
$1.183/4
$1.027a
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
4%%
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
preferred J (quar.)
4%
5-11
Holder•
Payable of Rec.
Share
Electric—
&
Gas
Rochester
5-11
$1.23%
When
Per
Rochester
Petroleum
V.
'
.
Name of Company
5-16
*
98%c
__
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
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(2515)
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.
7-
1
6- 3
6- 3
3
7-
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$1.28
7-
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$1.3174
7-
1
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7-
1
6- 3
j
6-
3
60
(2516)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of
Tennessee
Texas
Company
Natural
Share
Gas
Lines,
Inc.
(quar.)_
prexerred
convertible
4.50%
convertible
Texas
Gas
4.96%
Payable of Rec.
6-15
United
6-10
5- 6
Transmission,
$1.183/»
$1.12ya
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Universal
Match
Unfversal
Pictures,
6-
1
5-10
1
5-10
25c
(quar.)__
6-15
6-
7-
1
6-15
7-
$1.24
(quar.)
5-10
5-10
preferred
(quar.)
—.—
$1.35
Producing (stock dlv.) (Two shs.
(initial-quar.)——.—15c
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co. (quar.)
50c
1
6-15
1
6-15
———
Common
Texas
4%
6-15
5-13
35c
6-
5-11
(quar.) ——25c
Co.
Thomson
Welder
Thompson-3tarrett,
Thrift Stores,
Water
Tilo
Time, Inc.
Oil
share
5-31
5%
preferred
6- 9
5%
preferred
5-25
Class
5-31
Class
A
6-15
5-31
Class
B
17Vic
(quar.)—
6-30
J40c
dividend)
7-
6-15
2
5-31
5-10
6-27
20c
A
6-15
5-16
$10,50
5-25
6-10
6-
10c
7-
6-20
1
3
(quar.)—___.
75c
6-10
5-20
30c
5-31
5-20
$1
6-15
6-
4c
8
preferred
5-31
1
5-17
4.25%
preferred
Vulcan Mold
(quar.)
$l-06y4
6-1
5-17
Wabasso
5-17
Waite
(quar.)
Mines.
Elevators,
Transcontinental
Ltd.
$1.14
(interim)———
t5c
(quar.).
—*—
Pipe Line (quar.)
t20c
Ltd.
Gas
Transue & Williams Steel
6-
5-20
1
3
35c
6-15
5-31
6-23
5-23
6-13
5-20
12y2C
5-31
5-20
40c
8-25
8-16
40c
RR.
Coal,
Asso.
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
True Temper Corp., common
4l/i%
preference
(quar.)
6-15
6-
40c
_____
11-25
$1.75
(s-a)
(quar.)—.,
com.
Trunkline Gas, $5
1
6-29
25c
—
Quarterly
Troy
Greenbush
6-
6-
$3.50
Forging (quar.).—
Travelers Insurance
(Hartford)
(quar.)
Treesweet Products (quar.)
Trinity
Universal
Insurance
iquar.)
Truax-Traer
-
6-10
5-31
70c
(quar.)
11-15
6-10
1
5-31
preferred A
40c
6-15
5-31
$1.12Mi
Tudor City 4th Unit, $6
pfd.
Tudor City 9th Unit $6
pfd.
7-15
6-30
(quar.)
$1.25
6-15
5-31
(accum.)
Weco
Coach
S1.50
La
Underwood
Unilever,
about
Union
Co.,
common
Salle
Corp.
Ltd.
$23
(year-end
Fl.
per
Carbide
preferred
$3.50
preferred
B
Car
common.™
Air
Lines,
4>/2%
Aircraft
5%
A
Class
5%
United
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
common
Can
Series
of
&
&
125c
Carton
;>•
(quar.)
com.
6-15
6-
JS1.25
6-
1
5-16
25c
6-
1
5-17
4y4%
9V2
and
(quar.)
4.8
Jersey
&
from
Pacific
Corp.,
Pacific
Insurance
United
Science
non-cum.
partic.
(quar.)
(from net
pref.
j,
;
Co..
Ceramic
Envelope
S.
&
issue
4y4%
plus this
on
S.
U. S.
U.
S.
dividend
(quar.)
Lumber
S.
Playing
S.
Potash
S.
1
5-20
S1.12M,
«-30
6-
1
6-13
&
quar.)__.
(N.
7-
1
6-
3
3
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co
Foundry
Card
Co.
(quar.)
Rubber Co., common
(quar.)
1st preferred (quar.).
Corp.
(stock
dividend)
Common
8.
7%
Tobacco
non-cum.
Wisconsin Southern
Woolf
Wood
(G.
Co..
pfd.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Co.,
Inc., 4%%
H.), Ltd.,
Iron
Woolworth
(F.
7-
1
6-10
10c
6-15
6-17
6-20
5-31
6-20
5-31
7-
6-15
6%
Co.
4Y2%
9-15
12-15
5-20
a
6-
1
5-13
conv.
6-
1
Worumbo
6-15
«-
Wrigley
1
5-19
6-
1
5-19
1
6-15
1
5-13
to
7-
1
6-
5%
1
(quar.)_
1
5-14
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wright Hargreaves Mines
Wurlitzer
10$%
6-
2
5-12
$-10
5-
30c
6-15
5-31
433/ic
6-15
5-31
5
Yonkers
quar.)
the
at
1880.
letter
a
of
cumulative
stock
stock
and
notification
preferred
$1)
(par
25
shares
with
stock
be
to
the SEO
(par $100)
in units
offered
underwriting.
and
broaden
of
stock
common
has
The net
proceeds are to
distribution markets.
the
Corp.—Receives
Large
be
at
used
Contract—
received
in
Newton,
in
Mass.
The
pilot plant scale
with
program
crystalline
which
process,
in
has
been
in
Cambridge, Mass., for two
Monsanto
Chemical
form.—V.
181,
Co.,
produces
operation
under
years
metal
of
high
2121,
p.
Associates, Inc., New York—Regis¬
Securities and Exchange Commission—
corporation
19,
be
filed
a
registration statement with the SEC on
covering 312,500 shares of its 10c par common
stock,
public sale at $5 per share by Charles Plohn & Co.
1955,
offered
for
1
6-17
5-16
ment
6-10
7-
6-17
1
6-
1
is
per
1
4-29
8-
1
7-15
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
shares
5-16
6-
5-20
which
from
6-
1
in
gaged
and
6-10
the
30c
6-15
6-
5-
1
1
57-
8
5-31
5-13
tlOc
7-29
7-
Charles
NTA
distribution
film
series.
Mr.
used
13,
&
Co.
acquired
1955,
for
for
the
invest¬
total
and
for
It
chase
of
or
not
distribution
of
the
NTA
ey
sale
for
of
of
motion
produce its
rights
from
the
other
common
subsidiary
picture
own
the
The
of
sum
are
feature
lilms, but
producer
available
of
film
estimated
its
balance
for
Factor's
will
the
in
the
or
at
en¬
films
acquires
owner of
loans
the
$1,260,000,
Loan,
added
which
at
initially
acquisition
to
distribu¬
of
and
the
repur¬
of
related
proceeds
gross
including
purposes,
be
acquisition
participations
corporate
stock,
payment
$334,153.
was
lenders'
tne
wholly-owned
television
does
capital and will be
rights, the retirement
tion
its
Ely Landau is President.
1955,
films,
8
Plohn
stockholders in April,
working
9
7-29
1952,
proceeds
be
May
9
of
NTA
television
films.
will
5-27
50c
in
the
other
exclusive
5-20
1
6-
partners
certain
$3,750.
of
Organized
1-
7-
1
possible
financing
of
6
film
production.
1
New
6-15
Jan
6-17
6-
1
1
5-16
6-10
(quar.)
Raceway,
Mar. 28,'54
$6,800,094
$8,671,267
6-15
66-
income—
for
32,568
$6,824,252
$8,703,835
5,889,889
6,740,509
156,563
...
!
depreciation
Miscellaneous
1
6-10
24,158
expenses
1
6-15
-
income—
152,014
Manufacturing costs, administrative and selling
other
and
•.
—
amortization
deductions
.c
•
5-20
6-
1
5-20
7-
Federal
dividend
An
6-25
6-17
made
t$2.50
6-30
6-
to be
1
6-
1
27 V2c
*$1.37Vi
50c
3%
5-20
5-
3
7-31
7-15
6-
1
to
employees
determined
May
28.
19551
scription
5-27
of
$836,451
of
252,508
shares
This
74%
result
a
offer
of
is
the
on
209,361;
the
company's common stock
than directors) on June 6,
1955, at
(other
as
of
bid prices for
made as a result
average
being
company's
stock
offer
of
the
of
will
week
be
price
a
ending
over-sub¬
an
June
1954.—
5,
5-16
6-20
5,000
5,£8i
969,000
paid
offer
5-20
6-
8,376
income
on
profit
Cash
6-13
35c
taxes
.
1
5-31
1
State
413,000
$356,424
and
Net
6-
1
181,
This
6-10
6-15
6-
6-
5-23
6-
1
3
association
011
5-31
5-13
per
6-
5-13
period
5-17
6-10
5-25
66-
1
issued
of
and
standing
in
the
9
5-
6
50c
6-20
6-
1
pared
6-15
6-
1
V.
6-
with $3,049,940 for the same period
dividends on the preferred shares, the
to $1.32
per
average
common
share
the
current
period
outstanding for the
and
respective
2,128,534
increase
common
with
$1.35
previous
shares out¬
periods.
with
of
compared
corresponding
average
operating revenues for
compared
an
for
in
2,321,212
on
consolidated
year,
compared
amounts
share
common
$37,695,919
last
basis
outstanding
based
Association—Earnings Up
summary of earnings for the 12 months ended
balance to surplus for that period of
$3,184,324
allowance
$3,060,421
average
Total
5-10
After
year.
balance
6
a
a
consolidated
a
last
5-13
6-
in
1955, shows
April 30,
1
1
643.
p.
New England Gas & Electric
1
7-
V.
$35,204,672
7%.
the
for
latest
the
12
months
corresponding
Net income before
were
period
company
fixed
$7,101,485
com¬
parent
1
$1,121/2
6-15
$2.50
8-
1
5-16
25c
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-20
charges
for
for
corporation
covering
on
Federal
the
6-
2
5-27
Colo.
1
5-13
mining
The
April
1,500,000
(10 cents per share)
6-
6-
provisions
$7,380,679
12
income
taxes
months
was
ended
April
30,
1954.—•
863.
p.
New Era Metals, Inc., Steamboat
The
SEC
J3c
6-15
and
with
181,
20c
A
Mar. 27,'55
sales...
S1.12V2
(s-a)
Co.—Earnings Show Decline—
to
Total
7-29
12 Vic
class
1
Sundry,
5-13
8-19
$1
preferred
Machine
5-16
6-
Net
6-10
1
Britain
Stock To Be Offered to
Employees—
6-15
6-24
7-
37ViC
(quar.)
(monthly)
Inc.
net
filed
29
shares
of
a
Springs, Colo.—Files
letter
common
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
offered
at
the
par
through Justice B. Detwiler, 430—16th St.. Denver,
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
expenses
incident
to
operations.
1
Newr
Haven
Water
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Dividend
50c
6-
2
5-10
7%
6-
2
6-10
50c
dividend
Class B
Stock
approved
p.
1
31 Vic
(quar.)
(Rudolph)
Stock
was
181,
par
7-
30c
(quar.)
Monthly
Yard-Man,
1955.—V.
without
6-
10%
(quar.)
prior
Co.
1
5-23
May
8
6-20
25c
Jr.,
6-
5-23
stock
underwriter's commitment is to
purchase all of the shares if any
purchased; and the underwriter is to receive a commission of 75c
share.
The registration statement includes an
additional 62,500
shares to be offered in exchange for the
outstanding securities of
Ely Landau, Inc., including production and other
loans, plus 75,000
90c
(quar.)
pfd.
7-
6-11
preferred
Research
The
$1.50
...
com.
62V2c
6-11
value
par
at
1954).
common
National Telefilm
6-
37 Vic
preferred
common
1
$2
filed
7%
common
without
capital
ters With
7-
25c
(s-a)
prior
Mfg.,
29
of
of
of
unit,
small
a
joint
6-
56 Vic
40c
50c
on
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
(Wm.)
$10
a
April 28,
(4,191,201
5-10
6-
25c
45c
1
with
on
on April
corporation
purity
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Worthington Corp.
prior
31,
company's
dates
process
developed by the company. The plant,
which
is
designed for 1,000 pounds of metal per
day, will be housed in
building being erected near the site of the
company's Equipment
1
A
preferred
W.)
preferred
4V2 %
10-
1
1
3
5c
(quar.)..
Woodward
$1
common.
1
div.)
class
(increased
6-17
the
respective
March
a
contract for $1,183,495 from Gen¬
Administration to finance construction and
operation of
demonstration pilot plant for production of
titanium metal by a new
6-
preferred
5'/2%
Industries,
convertible
5-27
$ 1.42
$0.96
at
at
Services
1-3-56
75c
1
7-
6-17
$1.06 «/4
(quar.)
(monthly
Gas
Insurance
Bros.
Woodall
5%
1
62 Vic
Co.
6-10
$1
U
Grocery
Electric Power,
common
6%
preferred (quar.)
3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service, common
Oil
$1.45
stock
shares
National
eral
5p
37V2c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(s-a)
Winnipeg Electric Co., 5% non-cum. pfd. (s-a)
Winter & Hirsch, 7%
preferred (quar.)
3
30c
common
Y.)
preferred
Co., $4.25 preferred
22y2c
J.),
5%
Lovett
$5,428,293
change
shares
shares
This
1
25c
Woodward Governor
& Lithograph Co.,
preference series A
(quar.)
St°el
<&
Wolverine
5-18
6-
$1.75
Printing
8.
6-
7-
5-25
$1.25
(quar.)
Monthly
Wiser
$1.50
(s-a)
Life Insurance
U.
8%
5-27
50c
(quar.)
Co.
15c
(N.
preferred
U.
U.
6-10
6-
1
$1.25
(s-a)
&
2,000
per
Prov.
Wisconsin
$1.06V4
(quar.)
(initial
Co.
Pipe
U. S.
5-19
Machinery—
common
Lines
S.
5%
1
$1
U.
U.
5-13
0-
June
(quar.)
Hoffman
4y2%
5-31
22M>c
75c
Corp.—
redemption
for
common
preferred
New
6-13
13c
share
pieferred
Gypsum,
(s-a)
Extra
U.
5-31
1
investment
pfd.
(quar.)
per
Freight Co.
S.
1
7-
Securities
called
$105
conv.
Co
Co.
Foreign
at
45c
Tile
S.
30
7-
(quar.)
Wilson Brothers,
1,660,066
$6,075,636
3,810,183
stockholders
increase
5-25
7-
25c
Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co.—
5%
convertible
preferred
A
(s-a)
5%
convertible preferred B
&
2,214,020
$3,653,329
5-13
15c
Wilcox
5-17
1
6-15
20c
Inc
5-24
8c
Fund
income)
Casualty
Sons,
(quar.)
5-31
5-27
6-
6-10
35c
,
6-10
$5
$500
to
62 Vic
6-10
6-10
5-16
5-13
$1.31 V4
6-30
6-30
1
1
40c
(quar.)
7-15
Williams
to
company
four
6-
5-16
5-18
Oil
657,859
$3,878,421
outstanding
and
common
12,500
6-
5-31
6-10
25c
of
1
4-30
Winn
5-20
1
6
5-31
Wilson
6-
6-10
5 V4 %
preferred
(quar.)
Whitln Machine Works
(quar.)
Whitman
(C.) &
6-20
75c
6-
Wnite
5-24
and
7-
5-31
6
5-27
50c
5-27
7-10
covering
6-10
63c
5-23
7-
6-16
40C
30c
6-10
$2 50
The
(quar.)
6-15
re¬
(quar.)
6-10
6-16
1
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
50c
capital
Canal
1
1
5-
pfd.
Timber
Corp.
$7,088,364
5-13
4V2%
Paper
Motor, common
Wickes
$8,289,656
$6,465,559
National Light & Pump
Co., Denver, Colo.—Files—
7-
7-
5-31
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Whitaker
into
7-
6-
Ltd.,
$1.06V4
pence
7-29
noc
60c
RR.
8-19
117 Vic
6-10
(final)—
value
meeting of
tl2Vic
75c
ordinary
United
Entire
1
14.3d
New
S.
6-
6
6
95c
25c
common
(quar.)
United
S.
6-21
$4,311,183
$0.92
shares
proposal
6-
t$1.12 Vi
(George),
Corp.
622,805
$4,551,935
673,514
_
1955
5-
2
Net
...
tlOc
B
serve
United
Whirlpool
7
483,690
5-16
7-
$1.25
40c
class
Improvement,
pence
Weyerhaeuser
6-
The
Stationery Corp.—
60c
Illuminatingi.
Molasses,
Ltd.,
United
5-20
6-21
$7,805,966
120,275
________
on
6-11
$3
(quar.)
45c
(quar.i
preferred
United
&
10c
Electric Coal Cos.
United Fruit Co. (quar.)
Gas
6-10
7V2c *
Wbston
$4,190,913
45,781
share
per
31,
6-10
20c
preferred
(s-a)
;
4-21
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$4,506,154
.
deductions
•Based
March
1
90c
Extra
7-
7-15
56V<c
6-
$2
Trust
(quar.)
7-15
6
6-15
1
J25C
preferred B (quar.)
Westminister Paper, class A
(quar.)
Extra
B
Subs.)—Earnings-
40c
quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)
Westinghouse Electric Corp., com. (quar.)__
Class
5-12
$1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
United
*
1
income...
income
•Earns,
7-15
1
Securities—
Estate
Tablet
140c
(quar.)..
common
(initial
preferred
$1.12ya
(s-a)
(s-a)
Elastic
5-31
5-31
$1.25
Ltd.
Glass,
6-15
6-15
6-
1
6-
5c
3.80%
...
Corporations, Ltd.,
United
7%
Western
t25c
_________
(quar.)
Fastner
Corp.
United
U.
5-13
1
6-15
Net
Supply—
Insurance
Real
2
8-
35c
Extra
6-
Circuit—
A
United-Carr
United
6.
$2.50 class A (accum.)
Western Natural Gas, 4%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Carbon Co. (quar.)
United
U.
Western
Western
psymaa*
5-31
5-21
$1.10
4.80%
preferred
(Initial).
Western Canada
Breweries, Ltd
5-31
5-25
corrected
$1.20
fi-94
5-13
The
here.
$28,076,626 $24,794,795 $66,919,396 $56,659,017
23,570,472
20,603,882
59,113.430
50,193,458
& taxes
income
etc.,
This
(quar.)
6-24
1
5-31
6-20
6-
$1.50
(s-a)
common
6-10
6-20
$1.50
$1.50
Corp
6
6-
Incorrect.
indicated
Corporation and
income
Total
Int.
25c
(quar.)
6
$1.25
America,
Share.
Paper
Holding
Co., com.
Assurance
6-10
$1
5-31
$1
!
7-
5-11
Is
1955—3 Mos.—1954
revenues—
Operating
25c
(quar.)
(s-a)
New
6-13
6-20
25C
Western
1
was
date
5-31
50c
(quar.)
6-17
6-
6-20
Division
7-20
$1.12V2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
&
Non¬
5-20
5-17
50c
7-
6-15
1
1
a
8-15
25c
66-
6-15
(quar.)
guarai teed
Auto
Oper. exp.
7-
7-
37V2C
(quar.)
___
&
Board
United
S.
Western
7-20
Preferred
5-27
50c
Westbrook-Thompson
7-20
8-15
1
5-16
6-15
a
35c
(quar.)...
preferred
Bond
United
U.
7-20
8-15
special
Virginia Pulp
tax.
source.
being
15c
(s-a)
Biscuit
United
V.
8-15
6%
tne
non-Kroll
20c
Parts, Ltd.—
preferred
(quar.)..
5%
U.
5-13
at
7%.
tax.
date
Period End. Mar. 31—
Operating
6-
(quar.)
6-
West
1
6-10
Indies Sugar
(quar.)
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
Common (s-a)
5-31
3
9-
11-29
3
6-
5-10
West
6-30
5-13
9-15
12-15
37 '/2c
5-31
pfd.
common
deductible
tax
National Fuel Gas Co. (&
20C
Co.
dividend.
Canadian non-residents
tax
(Continued from page 18)
1
6-10
20c
(quar.)..
Corp.,
preferred
Disinfecting,
$5 preferred
noc
1
6-
$1.25
Coast Telephone
5-31
$1.12y2
(initial (quar.)
United Auto
U.
4-29
West
tills
1
1
9-
6-20
(quar.)
Snowdrift. $4
92'/2C
quar.)
B (s-a>
Artists Theatre
United
U.
5-14
5-20
1
Amusement, Ltd.—
Class
&
87'/2C
common
preferred
United
9
6-
6-15
b-
11-29
75c
Inc.
30c
!
convertible
United
6-
6-10
9-15
(quar.)
preferred
Services,
35c
(quar.).
< quar.i.
Co.
5-31
50c
com.
(quar.)
Tank
.
30c
.1
class A
(initial
Union Sugar
6-20
Jet
$1
Co.
Union
United
9%%
(quar.)
new
Wesson Oil
6-15
12-15
(quar.)
convertible
Welex
6-10
1
Investment News
50c
4%
6-17
6-17
5-16
25c
preferred
6-17
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
1
6-
25c
(increased)——
convertible
income
record
5-16
35c
convertible
6-30
6-
tax.
5-25
1
$1.13
(quar.)_
common
6y«c
Missouri,
(quar.)
preferred
Mills
income
General
1
6-10
6-
42 Vic
:
6-
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
for
funds,
resident
published
0- X?
12-
25c
(quar.)
4%
1
9-10
25c
Co
Co.,
7-
6-10
12-10
25C
(quar.)—
5-13
6-J0
5-12
$1.37'/2
common
6-15
6-15
75c
funds, less 15%
15%;
and/or
(35c
com
Products Co.
6-30
2
62 Vic
D.),
Pump
7-
6-
112 Vic
(quar.)
West
(quar.)
Investment
6-10
50c
date
40c
4%
6-28
to
(quar)
Union Oil & Gas
class
equal
(quar.)
Material,
of
preferred
preferred
New
1954
share)
preferred (quar.)
(initial)
$3.70
$4.50
for
quar.)
(quar.).
tax
8-15
25c
loc
closed
Canadian
5-16
10c
(quar.)
Co.,
Knitting
&
6-10
1
20c
(reduced
in
resident
y Previous
6-30
6-
62'/2c
(quar.)
62y2C
25c
Carbon
&
Onion Electric Co.
Union
17y2C
com.
preferred
37>/2c
(quar.)
1,000
6%
tz
Chemical
5%
Street
(quar.).
Acceptance,
Union
Union
$4
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
convertible
South
A
Weeden
Jamaica
37 '/2c
1
.
Washington Water Power
Waukesha Motor (quar.)
5-17
—_________
Co.,
(S.
5-13
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
6-
Less
$1.25
preferred (quar.i
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)
6-1
x
$1.05
;
.
$4.50
$2
■_
British
5-20
$1.01
(quar.)
Ltd.
Warren
5-13
Less
1
JPayable
Other
(quar.)
Warren
1
a
6-
$1
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.
(quar.)
Warren
(Northam) Corp., $3 pfd.
(quar.)_
6-
5-20
40c
Mines, Ltd.
Baking
51/2%
1
f3i y4c
quar.)
Iron
Co.
&
Class
Ward
$2
(accum.)
Tung-Sol Electric, 4.30% preferred iquar.)533/4c
Century-Fox Film Corp. (Del.) —
Quarterly
40c
Twfn
Amulet
Walgreen
Walker
6-
3
8-30
75C
(quar.)
(quar.i
not
S.
75c
30c
(quar.)
&
U.
6-
5-20
U2V2C
(quar.)
Cotton,
tPayabie In
1
fl2«/2C
____
-——
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
books
1
UOc
pieferred
Mfg.
Wayne
Wayne
Twentieth
208
6%
Vogt
preferred
Silver
(quar.)
_
Virginia Hot Springs
Virginian Railway common
6-18
—
Co.—-
6-24
Coke
7-
10c
(quar.)
preferred
•Transfer
Tube
Corp. (increased)
6-
JI2V2C
(initial
preferred
$5
8
&
20c
50c
Viking Pump Co
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pld. (quar.)
Virginia Electric & Power—
$4.20
7-1
7-
Coal
1
12 '/2c
Co
Co.
$4.04
15c
6-
5-16
1
tlOc
6-
4.56%
(quar.)
B
Chemical
Common
per
6-10
Zeigiur
Zenith Radio
&
Holdert
Payable of Rec:
10%
(quar.)
Youngstown Sheet
1
6-
$1.25
—
50c
5-16
5-13
1
$1.25
.
Class
Vick
6-
$1.06'/4
$1.25
(.quar.)
—
Class B
$1.06y4
Torbrit
preferred
(quar. )^______
(initial)
(quar.)
Toronto
5%
(quar.).
preferred
Kelson
i._—_
____________
5-31
5%
(quar.)
called for
at
5-2
6-15
$1
this
Corp.
6-2
6-1
6-
20c
Syndicate, Inc..
Viceroy Mfg. Co., 50c class A
25c
1
6-15
When
Share
Yosemite Park & Curry (stock
div.)
Young (L. A.) Spring & Wire
Inc.
Venezuela
35c
12V2C
1
6-15
4y4%
Toledo
Corp.,
6-
9
60c
(quar.)
Vapor Heating
2oc
Per
Name of Company
5-20
$1.37 »/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-20
50c
——
July
on
plus
Oil
6-15
Mfg.
quarterly dividend)—
Timken
Roller
Bearing
(quar.)
Title Insurance corp. of St. Louis
(quar.)—
Todd Shipyards Corp. (quar.)
Toklan
6-25
Inc.
(stock
common
(quar.)
7-1
Vendorlator
(Ky.), common
par
(entire issue
redemption
Steel
Veeder-Root,
Co.
$10
Vanadium-Alloys
1
55c
(quar.)
6-10
(quar.)____
pfd.
Co.
6-
30c-
——.
—
Raalte
5-16
preferred
Associated
Finance
6%
5-28
Quarterly
Van
6-
$1.12%
25c
$5.50 prior preference (quar.)
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch
Bakers,
6-25
Roofing Co. (increased quar.)..!
Time
Corp.,
6-30
22'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.).;—__i_.
Iron
&
6-30
(quar.)
70c
(quar.i.
(increased)
Oil
6-1
Ltd; (quar.)
Stores (quar.)
Drug
Valley Mould
Light
40c
___________
Tide
&
__.—.—25c
(quar.)_
Thompson Industries (intial)
Thompson Products, common—.—________
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thrifty
Southern
25c
(quar.),—
com.
(quar.)_-_—.
Electric
Power
10c
Co.,
Mfg.
Mills
3
6-10
(quar.) __—10c
ttnovel
Thomaston
Uian
25c
(quar.)—
Thermoid
Thew
25c
(quar.)
Oil
prexerred
.
(quar.)_—
Glass
Fair
&
common
preferred
5-26
Pipeline Co.—
————
Coal
Inc.,
Thatcher
Gas
(quar.)-
Pacific
Textiles,
The
Natural
5-12
4l/4%
—
Universal Products (quar.)
Universal Winding Co., 90c conv.
pfd.
Upson Co. (quar.)
Utah
6-4
(quar.)
Monday, May 30, 1955
Holdt)
Payable Of Rec
30c
1
Corp.
When
t25c
1
6-
common
Illinois
Share
Ltd..
6-
5.4%
Texas
Corp.,
United Telephone (Pa.) 4'/a%
pfd. A (quar.)
Unfversal insurance Co. (quar.)—________
Texas Gulf
New
Company
Steel
6-
35c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
preferred
preferred
Name of
7- 1
(quar.)
4.75%
Per
1$c
(quar.)
Eastern
Transmission,
5.50%
Holder«
12Vic
Co.
Texas
When
...
6-
2
6-10
7%
6-
The company filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 17,
1955, covering 40,000 shares of its $50 par capital stock (common), to
2
5-10
be
offered
for
subscription
at
$51
per
share
by
stockholders
of
record
Volume
181
Number 5433
Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
The
(2517)
June
15,
then
held).
Net
1955
with
will
any
The
program.
borrowings
30,
the
ratio
offering
proceeds
loans,
June
(at
The
be
of
is
170, p.
the
to
of
(&
j.__
Consolidated
Dividends
Earnings
—V.
deducting
pervisor;
of
outstanding
company's
bank
loans,
the
estimated
bank
representing
at
ment
tions
$2,000,000
net
he
had
Director.
at
Olin
since
in
been
Mr.
1953
programs.—V.
February
with
1955
taxes
taxes
Plans
$3,696,498
767,938
175,592
income
for
six
and
ultra-modern
Raffel
contractors
of
$592,346
before
$490,000
$980,000
restaurants
recently
by
Brothers,
$0.62
$0.30
1,960,000 shares)
restaurants
work
for
the
Central
work
previously has been handled by the
"Treasurer's office in New
York.—V. 181, p. 2121.
New
and
York
SEC
corporation
covering
(three
cents
to
net
2
filed
shares
share)
The
mining
May
8,000,000
per
City, Utah.
on
so
of
common
through Rocky
proceeds
to
are
of
end.
The
equipment
to
be
used
to
be
Each
able
restaurant
to
for
certain
with
offered
Securities,
pay
operations.
70
Norfolk & Western
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
Net
Jan.
patrons,
from
railway
railway
from
Net
ry.
Net
—V.
181,
59,932,368
13,896,188
9,544,682
4,887,277
6,622,682
2121.
p.
sales
—1
before
Federal
Lake
covering
per
on
250,000
share)
proceeds
May
shares
through
to
are
Telephone
&
10 filed
of
R.
be
S.
common
Dickson
used
Telegraph
letter
a
to
and
notification
stock
&
As
to
be
with
offered
for
new
construction
capital.
the
at
par
Kidder,
Hutzler
The
to
Peabody
bid
is
subject
mission.
The
&
99.6436
certificates
3.125%,
Co.
for
of
Anson
and
working
issue
the
May 25
bid
99.02
on
for
a
3s
group
bid of 99.14%.
and
Salomon
Bros.
3Vbs.
were
to
at
prices
maturity.
authorization
of
scaled
to
Issuance
the
yield
of
from
2.50%
certificates
Commerce
Com¬
is
to be secured
by the following new
standard-guage
railroad equipment
estimated to cost not less than
$6,450,000: two
Diesel-electric freight
locomotives; 21 Diesel-electric
road-switching
locomotives,
Other
Co.;
and
200
all
steel
box
cars.
members
L.
of the offering
group include—R. W. Pressprich &
& Co.; Baxter, Williams
& Co.; Freeman &
Co.;
Sons; Ira Haupt & Co.; The Ulonois
Co.
Inc.; Wm. E.
Co., Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson &
Co.—V. 181,
F.
Oregory
Rothschild
&
Pollock
&
2358.
p.
Nuclear Instrument & Chemical
Corp.—New Brochure
A
new
two-color
eight-page brochure describing the DS-7
Scintillation
Counting System for aerial or ground
surveying for oil or uranium
•deposits is available from this
corporation, 229 West Erie St., Chicago
I11.4-V. 181,
10,
1442.
p.
This
corporation
capital
acquisition
Robert
ficer
of
of
Net
announced
&
Ogden.
earnings
of
to
Commercial
Filters
$321,730, after
jjatent
amortization,
interest
on
depreciation and taxes.
for
the
charges
to
ended
year
income
financing
recently
Jan.
31,
$672,493
of
for
consummated,
Lovelock,
:are
ago.—V.
tjjjjphio Oil Co.
U-
sales
"Cost
of
and
other
and
operating
depreciation and
Provision
for
Federal
Robert
the
started
Earnings
Net
per
47,058,123
5,478,290
4,689,112
3,504,740
tax__.
on
4,214,466
outstanding
common
___
share
$1.58
paid (per share)
products (barrels)
processed at refineries
Miller,
effective
oil
Working
increase
the
capital
of
securities
amounted
$7,947,000
were
(barrels)
to
the
quarter.
March
on
quarter.
$8,822,000,
8,271.000
3,617,000
$76,538,000
during
increased
$0.75
9,002,000
totaling
Cash
3,483,000
31,
and
$51,563,000
1955, an
short-term
at
the
end
The
stockholders on May 5 voted
approval of a management
pro¬
posal to increase the number of
authorized shares of common
•stock without par value
capital
from 7,000,000 to
20,000,000 shares. Following
this
approval,
the
directors
declared
a
two-for-one
stock
■which will be effected
split
by
sit
the
close
2held.—V.
of
181,
mailing
business May 16,
on
June
8
to
additional
one
stockholders
share
for
1314.
p.
of
record
each
in
$299,319
$1,328,256
Co.—Registers With
The company filed
1955,
$0.83
$0.86
dividend
include
which
only
offered
be
Net
«nd
■will
proceeds
to
be
the
public
are
V.
to
sale
be
at
used
under
the
prepayment
competitive
to
share
all
181,
$20,000,000
for
Cole
has
been
named
charge of
the advertising of
Hunter has been
appointed
fcas been
Mr.
named
Cole
on
Assistant
Aug.
31,
all
the
* "
due
on
June
May 23,
1, 1985,
expenditures incurred
construction program, and
company's outstanding
to
1956,
.
Olin Mathieson
Chemical
Robert
the SEC
of
finance
expenditures
1778.
p.
of
made
Construction
SEC—
bidding.
part
pay
company's
of
(approximately $6,800,000)
expenditures.
500,000 for 1955,
fc
with
mortg€gfci)bndsI
incurred
include
Joans
such
for
and
are
bank
temporarily part of
estimated
$27,000,000
for
at
$31,-
1957.—
of
181,
will
be
in
the
corporation's divisions;
Henry H.
Publicity Manager; and William F. Leonard
Director
of
1954, became
Public
Relations.
Advertising
and
Sales
50%
of
the
181,
received
before
after
will
full
to
received
that
is
rate
based
natural
out-of-state
of
in
earn
involved
in
were
of
the
the
in
average
the
rate
the
and
million
the
El
Paso
terms
El
Natural Gas
letters
Paso
cubic
total
of
feet
volume
of
Natural
of
the
of
of
intent
additional
out-of-state
♦Earns,
sub¬
rather
by
deal
the
be
to
bring
parties
to
imported to about
is apportioned on
two
which
The
of
was
in Colorado
authorized
primary
natural
gas
by
and
the
New
Mexico to
Federal
of
supply
this
pipeline
to
purpose
the
the
Power
northern
is
to
would
livery
made
additional
California.
to
In order to
bring the additional
Gas
proposes to parallel
the
California
to
San
its
border,
June
an
$299,836
386,981
139,621
139,621
,
1 082 167
290,856*
Coke Co.
(&
Subs.)—Earnings—
1955—12 Mos.—11954
40,324,268
5,859,266
2,664,539
15,474,739
10,196,369
150,000
600,000
393,002
1,610,168
1,572,242
5,511,348
5,267,838
$4.93
12,382,992
$4.71
12,508,547
$11.07
pend¬
38,590,855
14.218,
9,691,367
600. OCO
litigation
60,000
60,000
to
share
has
111,836
the
on
set
a
price
shares
basis
of
of
one
of
$140
capital
share
per
stock
share
new
oversubscription privilege).—V.
to
$11.18
its
on
proposed
shareholders
for
each
p.
of
record
2244.
181,
10
shares
held
(with
Ry.—Quarterly Earnings—
Three Months Ended
March 31—
1955
revenues
expenses
tax
Equipment
IQ'vl
$1,512,148
$1,609,733
1,019,853
219,458
1
accruals-!
1.047,688
;
joint
90,481
facility rents
206,964
142,325
$182,356
and
$212,752
domestics source
income
36,033
Total
Juan
$218,389
Miscellaneous
Total
San
31,235
income
deductions
charges
fixed
El Paso Natural
the
487,468
14,334,645
stock
of
2
Other
from
taxes
on
Operating
Operating
"Railway
area.
line
1954
inc.
6,680,524
2,897,627
150,000
Peoria & Eastern
Pacific Northwest,
last year.
a
into California,
gas
the
1955
$874,341
bil¬
supplement that domestic
supply
prolific Peace River area in Canada.
Juan
Basin
gas
available for .de¬
present
and
Subs.)- -Earns.
taxes
468,418
for
company
offering
the
However, it is now proposed- to
with importations of
gas from the
This
5
Sets Price of
$140 Per Share for New Stock—
Commission
provide
2
5
~
inc.
inc.
taxes__
applicable
per
The
cubic feet daily.
The additional gas
a
fiftyfifty basis between the Northern and
Southern California
distributing
companies, the Southern companies to
get
225 million cubic feet
daily and a like amount
going to the P.G.& E.
The proposal hinges
upon the completion of the
pipeline from the
San Juan
Basin
Tyson.
Corp._
Co..
1,118,367 shares of capita! stock
to reflect
outstanding. iRestated.
subsequent adjustments
pertaining to rates, taxes and re¬
lated items.
undertaking to deliver 450
daily into California, swelling
to
&
5
41,155,972 148,750,282
135,571,136
interest
♦Based
decisions.
is
gas
gas
lion
signed
Co.
&
4
4
15,767,917
Fed.
subs,
common
Co.
Gas
Securities
1955—3 Mos.—11954
requirements
Balance
3
3
45,114,574
rate
Minority
the
number
5.75%
three-way
5»A
5
5
Co._____
Wholly-Owned
before
&
proceedings
California, as announced May 12 simul¬
taneously by the corporation's two
distributing subsidiaries, Southern
California and Southern Counties Gas
companies, Pacific Gas & Elec¬
tric Co.
Under
by
ing
promptly
that
of
recent
&
White, Weld
before
but
taxes
Res.
for
v.
(&
and
1955.
$15,000,000,
anticipation
at
permitted
into
gas
part
on
the
on
will
return
gas
first
Corp.
depreciation
income
divid.
12 that each of
increases which be¬
increases
Union
4
5
etc.
Pfd.
the
Rhoades & Co.
Townsend, Dabney
5
Co
& Co
depreciation
before
taxes
May
rate
these
share
per
corporation
6%
on
5
income
Profit
them,
of
'
shares outstanding
181, p. 1676.
Federal
approximately
$2.60
This
the
Canadian
more
had
and
out
to
such
Moore, Leonard &
Lynch_
Paine, Webber Jackson &
Curtis
_I
Schwabacher & Co.Smith, Barney & Co._I_I~"
3
Inc.
severally
sell
as sha11 not be subscribed
McCormick
5 »/2
—
—
have
to
below,
Carl M. Loeb.
2
Co
Peoples Gas Light
Corp.—Reports Improved Earningspointed
below
agreed
3
&
Period End. Mar. 31—
548.
p.
named
has
construction
will
has
Loeb & Co.
Lehman Brothers
profit
Number of
deposit
181,
It
West
""
■/
2
Net
r-V.
program
&
Penn-Texas
voting stock is
16
markpiL
Kuhn,
Period Ended March 31—
from
Sept
for
cement.
2122.
p.
Profit
1314.
p.
above.—V.
January
shares.
of
the
from
income.
$243,9864
2,310
2,467
53,789
44,790
Basin
California
companies will build
pipelies to transport the gas into
distributing centers. Cost
the projects has not
yet been
determined.
Time-table of deliveries calls for
receipt of 50 million cubic feet
daily by the Southern companies
by Nov. 1, 1956; 75 million daily
by
Nov.
1,
1957; 25 million daily by Jan.
1,
1958; and the final 75
million daily by Jan.
1, 1959.—V. 181, p. 2121.
$171,289
Promotion
-V.
Pan
American
This
World
Airways, Inc.
Notes
—
Placed
$187,792
$136,500
stock
The
of
through Lehman Brothers and Hornblower &
Weeks.
Arrangements have also been made to sell to the
additional
$34,800,000
before July 1, 1956.
or
their
notes
are
complete
subject
to
retirement
holder
T.
Trippe,
change
no
annual
during the
the
may
announced
present
1966
on
be
rate
3%%
the
on
deferred
schedule
24
of
to
effect
Upon
$125,006'
one,
date
a
of
repayments
corporation and its domestic and Canadian
sub¬
for the first
quarter ended April 2,
1955 are estimated at
$2,858,000 after provision for income
taxes. This compares with earn¬
ings for the quarter ended
April 3,
1954 which were reported
at
$1,404,000.
consolidated earnings
share on the 2,190,021
public on April 2, 1955
per
the
for
the
quarter
standing.—V.
for the
shares
p.
April
2244.
3,
compares
1954
subscribe
(par value $1)
share
for
and
with
in
63
2,217,044
on
represent
the
cents
shares
$1.31
hands
of
share
per
then
out¬
Stock Offering Under¬
offering its stockholders
361,282 shares of capital stock
for
at $27.75
each
1955
six
share on the basis
shares held of record
per
of
one
The offer,
PROCEEDS—The
stock
will
$8,000,000
and
the
proceeds
be
added
to
be
to
used
remainder
to
from
the
to
Demand
the
sale
of
Co.,
The
Inc
3 Vz %
of
The
Cement
augment
Federal
payable
to
Federal
Portland
Co., Inc. payable to
due Dec. 31, 1955
3%%,
Capital stock
this
additional
corporate funds,
with
outstanding
lndebtednes to
working capital.
PRESENT
a
(par
value
$1)
be
to
by
statement
$1.40
with
is
added
use
share.
named
to
on
'
the
are
working
primarily
additional
Vi
Mh'
•
•
cf
Division-—;1*''
capital.
to
increase
from others,
assets
.
•
price
underwriting
principal underwriter.
company's
funds
of
subscription
as
the
re¬
or
,
'
'
keep pace with the rapidly
increasing demand for electron tube's
transistors, this corporation has created a.
known
new
the
as
Mr,
of
Lansdale
Philco
Carmine
government
market
industry,
the
on
commercial
transistor
produce
both
Philco
production
equipment.
which,
the
it
first
be
special equipment
applications for electronic
almost
daily."—V.'181,
p.
on
to
b©
Carmine,
of
both
manufacture
will
vacuum
and
tubes,
transistors,
'*
„
main
and
plant
is
a
at
to
supplier
Pa.,
has
of
tubes
been
and
industry.
Many new develop¬
and
Engineering Laboratories are
meet
requirements
these
among
is
announced,
transistorized
1956
tubes
Lansdale,
major
and
recently
completely
H.
requirements
division
tubes,
Research
lines
Division
James
devices.
Notable
was
Co.,
May 22.
mounting
new
ray
government
from
on
the
this
division, with its
subsidiary since 1947
to
Transistor
meet
range of cathode
other semi-conductor
coming
going
&
announced
"To
new
Philco
ments
and
Tube
Corp.,
said:
wide
a
and
transistors
will
SEC
preferred
consisting
The
as
the
such
acquisition
*
President
a
the
dividend prior
amendment,
Co.
Philco Corp.—Forms New
and
Chrysler
and
the
has
auto
and
transistors
for
military
and
'Surface-Barrier'
enabled
Philco
to
radio,
and
which
Imperial cars. New
are
being
discovered
2017.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—To Build New Unit—
about
banks
FINANCING
This
former
May
25
company
unit
by
will
construct
a
16,GOO
at its Kansas
City, Kans.,
K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
barrel
refinery,
Paul
new
per
it
day
was
catalytic
re¬
announced
Endacott, President.
on.
Th©
high-octane gasoline for the new more
powerful automobiles. Con¬
struction, to be handled by Procon, Inc., is
expected to begin late this
summer
with
completion scheduled in the spring of 1956.
In
addition
to supplying refined
products to the Kansas City area,
Phillips' Kansas City refinery ships much of its
output through th©
company's Borger, Texas-East St. Louis-East
Chicago products pipeline
and connecting system to
Phillips' widespread marketing areas in the
Midwest and Great Lakes
regions.
Besides high-quality motor fuel and lube
oils, the refinery .supplies
Jet fuel, high-octane aviation gasoline,
kbrosene, a full line of heating
distillates, diesel fuel, heavy fuel oil, asphalts and road
oils, and
liquefied petroleum gas. The company's modern lube oil
manufacturing
plant at
Kansas
City produces Phillips'
new
all-season
trop-arti©
motor
oil.
To Build New Plant in Texas—
bank,
Cement
a
capital
Outstanding
Portland
$300,000
..
Note
of
company's
retire
Authorized
note
common
&
.
—
May 25,
which expires at the close of business
June 10,
1955, is being underwritten by Dominick &
Dominick and associates.
1955.
to
the
of
.
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp.
written—This corporation is
to
quarter
outstanding
which
ended
181,
first
one
intends
for
or
shares
60,000 shares of common
stock (10c par).
offered for public sale
on a unit basis
supplied
are
company
"The
Corp.—Earnings Up Over 100%
this
sidiaries
The
and
be
registration
and
...
not
company
to
banks
a $59,000,000
credit agreement
arranged in 1953. The
the existing bank credit
was
reduced, by agreement,
33/*%, he added. The new loan is not a
refunding of
but entirely new
financing, it was indicated.—V.
Paramount Pictures
to
proceeds
diodes
Earnings
is
both.'
To
the
181,
2122.
a
60,000
Johnston, Lemon
note¬
to
that
to be
are
preferred
units
The
filed
covering
,
1980.
on
from
old
to
May
participating in
interest
to
notes
sinking fund scheduled
years
payments
President,
in
one
the
ceivables
an
consent, sinking fund
later than March
1, 1995.
plans
shares
Net
of these
1955,
($18 stated value)
terms.
same
an
864.
p.
corporation
May 23,
Privately—The corporation, it was announced on
May 26,
has sold
privately $25,200,000 of 3%% promissory notes
purchasers
181,
Personal Industrial
Bankers, Inc., Washington, D. C.
—Registers With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
.
Cement
Advertising and
dividends
&
Ripley & Co.,
Hutton
Profit
new
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
'
Corp.—Officials Promoted—
Director
the
exactly
—V.
requirements.
planned expansion
President,
$2.55
common
new
a registration
statement
covering $15,000,000 of f-irSr
to
E.
$1,370,861
$0.18
improved earnings for the
earnings for
1955
are
of
than
rights
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
Harriman
1,980,861
610,000
stock
Sachs
(
5
Bonbright
Kidder. Peabodv
347,000
subsidiaries
in
sidiaries
$1.55
$0.75
——
oil
B.
First Boston
Corp
Foster & Marshall
1,675,256
a
Nevada.—V.
W.
reflected
$10,378,814 $10,185,61?
6,563,377
6,563,377
dividends
crude
•Crude
of
45,718,480
amortization
D.
Goldman,
W.
on
preparing
4
Co
______
1955—9 Mos.—1954
Delaware
mortar
indicated
stock
10
__
Inc.
Co.
plant at Newark, Calif., which
products.
Gypsum rock for this operation
the
company's
recently acquired mineral
corporation's
come
p.
Net
income
•Common shares
•Cash
1954
$65,790,050 $65,437,588
expenses
income
&
Co.,
George
52,000
company's
Pacific Lighting
Juan
1955
Income
sales
Depletion,
year
1079.
p.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
3 Months Ended March
31—
Net
current
181,
&
dining
$0.34
National Can Corp.
The
the
Blyth
provide
the
%
& Dominick
Co..—____
V
in
percentage
rfghts™*1 capilal
of
Weeks
-.
Other
Mr.
Fielding said that incoming orders to date for
substantially in excess of those of a year
will
space
leisurely
■
Ga.;
The underwriters
and the corporation
•
Pacific Can Co.—Dissolution
Approved—
of
were
amounted
1955,
23
Chief Executive Of¬
Commercial Filters.
Others elected directors
Charles Allen Jr. and F.
William Harder, of
Investment bankers, New
York; H. William Larson, of
Larson, Boston, Mass.; and M. L.
Sindeband, Vice-Presi¬
director
a
Co.,
Tonneson
May
a
wholly-owned subsidiary.
Fielding will continue as
President,
subsidiary
&
dent
of
as
L.
and
the
Allen
on
that it has purchased all
and
patents of Commercial Filters
Corp., Melrose,
industrial filters, and that
it will operate the new
stock
makers
Counter
dine
is
wiiiio^UrI?
Kraus_______
®lair &
be
$7,300,197 $22,536,172 $23,149,686
additional
the
near
will
Clinchfield,
and
of
Ogden Corp.—Acquires Industrial
Filter Firm—
Mass.,
Dominick
Ba
cement
Des
Moines
Iowa*
N. Y.; Bath,
Nazareth (two) and
West WlnL
and Richard
City, Tenn., with a total
annual
barrels.
Installation of an
additional kiln atscheduled for
completion by Sept.
1, 1955
is ex¬
aggregate
annual
capacity to
15,651,000 barrels.
are located at 60 East 42nd St.,
increase
by^xercise
Total
&
the
Interstate
County,
gypsum
agreement,
offered
according
to
the
shortly be
obtained
at
net
Equipment Trust Certificates
of $5,160,000 second series 3%
serial
on
Portage
which
to
in
manufacturing,
826,000
respective
apart—
251,319
share
from
($1
The
—
award of the issue
expected
Cleveland.
foot area, and
at
a^?ElRWRIIi?RS
efvfrfu
.pur^ase>
severally
in the
$300,000.
miles
14
incorporated
of
portland
61
°Yorkr 17 'nS eXeCUtive officers
New
is
$536,245
part of
a
will
SEC
equipment trust
certificates, maturing annually June
16, 1956 to 1970,
inclusive, was made on May 26 by a
group headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc. The
won
and
712,245
176,000
taxes™
com.
Estimated
Offered—Offering
$7,878,277
deducting preferred
equivalent
Northern Pacific Ry.
pected
of
1955—3 Mos.—1954
inc.
manufacture
18,966,253
8,818,932
Charlotte, N. C.
outstanding stock
time.
can
30
business
located
of
Petoskey,
Turn¬
Inc.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
owned.
68,126,090
Co.,
purchase
Co.,
of
sites—about
8,100-square
one
others
NOTES—The results above
Fibreboard Products Inc. in
See
company
130
__
Fed.
income
Net profit
"Earns, per
North Carolina
Telephone Co., Matthews, N. C.—Files
The
an
at
par
1952
9,205,302
the
>'_
Profit
incident
1953
52,944,457
capacity
cost
will
corporation,
the
distributing
Petoskey, Mich.; Buffalo,
field, Pa.; and
Kingsport
operate
designers
in
engages
The
the
at
Salt
expenses
61,793,588
17,562,691
income
ODer.
while
be
1—
said
cover
customers
Quarter End. Mar. 31—
$16,878,920 $13,377,861 $15,854,321
$15,639,483
5,742,443
2,786,585
4,501,239
3,689,601
3,135,068
1,425,462
2,170,360
1,756,552
income
oper.
From
Cross
1954
Ohio
will
route
installation
room.
Ry.—Earnings—
1955
will
200
serve
"After
April—
Cross from
1926,
selling and
10
plants,
Central's
notification
stock
and
in
Pabco Products
Mountain
new
which
Ohio,
entire
year's
taxes
letter
a
the
and
Mahoning County, near Youngstown;
Akron; and Cuyahoga County, 15 miles south
Newman Cranium &
Development Corp., Gallup, N. M.
-—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The
along
company,
Youngstown,
BUSINESS—The
,
Public
"Olympic Houses" will be situated at three de
luxe auto service
"plazas"—with a restaurant on either side of
the road.
Leroy Raffel,
President of Raffel
Central RR.—Stock Transfer
Agent—
disbursement
this
Inc.,
The
are
dividend
subsidiaries.
Publicity Su¬
Assistant
as
commercial
kitchen
installations.
of the
dining places, to be called "Olympic
Houses,"
begun.
Only 21
miles
of
the
241-mile
Ohio turnpike
far,
but
completion
of
the
already
open
$1,207,813
1
Company announced on May 19 that on or about
July 1 the Chemical
Exchange Eank, New York, will act as its
agent in handling stock
transfer and
its
Advertising
Construction
has
Corn
This
Product
joined the Public Relations
Depart¬
administer the
company's community rela¬
p. 2121.
Brothers,
-of
Grant
been
Leonard
to
181,
revealed
were
them,
$5,136,515
2,252,053
_
income-
on
on
pike
1954
1,044,245
—
—
New York
had
at
Subs.)—Earnings Gain—
earnings
(on
Hunter
and
Relations
construction
2596.
p.
Mr.
are
share
per
180,
Manager;
Olympic Commissary Co., Chicago, 111.—To
Build—
3 Months Ended March 31—
sales and other income
before
shares
seven
985.
Net
Earnings
each
the
is
purposes,
New Jersey Zinc Co.
Estimated United States
for
reduction
applied
amount
construction
1955.—V.
to
being
shares
new
underwritten.
applied
excess
approximate
for
two
not
>
.
$300,000
■
This
company will construct a natural gas liquids extraction
plant
County, Texas
according to K. S. Adams, Chairman, and
Endacott,
President.'
The
plant,
which
will
have
an
initial
capacity of 33 million cubic feet of gas per day, will be
located apnrnximatelv three miles west of
the City of Andrews.
in
bank,
Andrews
Paul
250,000^
3,000,000 shs.
250.000
2,528,971 shs.
The
will
plant
new
the account of the company and 60,000 shares for the ac¬
by an extensive natural gas gathering
remote gas booster station in the north¬
fed
be
will include a
system which
count of
natural gas for processing
through the plant's high pressure absorption facilities. These facilities
will serve the Deep Rock, Ellenburger., Fuhrman-Mascho, Shatter Lake,
San Andres and other pools in the general area.
Phillips has been a developer of natural gas liquid extraction plants
and gathering systems in west Texas for 25 years.
The new plant will
be the second natural gasoline plant constructed by Phillips in Andrews
County and will bring to 11 the number of these plants operated by
Phillips in west Texas and southeastern New Mexico.—V. 181, p. 2245.
Andrews-Magutex
east
gatner
to
area
PROCEEDS—The
from
Gross
Net
Net
ry.
railway
The
May
From
—V.
income
oper.
181,
89,136
47,836
681,077
766,858
710,189
the
132,671
119,353
it
241,301
202,208
to
Manufacturing
Co.,
associates
Weedon & Co. and
Sold—Crowell,
the
will
balance
and
used
be
BUSINESS—The
exclusively
Manufacturing
was
company
the
in
general
manufacture
facilities
corporate
Arkansas
and
For
ended
year
amounted
City,
429,072
shares
split-up
in
of
common
April,
sales
totaled
cents
per
Weedon
&
in
Co.
William
are;
Staats
R.
&
Co.—Bonds Offered—An
Power
for
Boston
Corp.,
the
bonds
102.02;
3%s
as
were
Corp.,
Higginson
Lee
101.64;
Inc.^ 101.5291; Dillon, Read & Co. Inc., and
(jointly), 101.40)9; Lehman Bros., Stone &
Co.
Co.
Corp.
and
Ripley
Co.,
&
The
and
Union
Securities
Inc.,
bonds
new
(jointly),
Corp.
from:
received
The
Halsey,
Johnson,
other
Webster
and
unforeseen
at
redeemable
are
31.
1956
from
ranging
prices
100%
to
and after June
on
has
public
of
note
stock
May,
shares
other
of
finance
to
to
in
and
related
of
which
facilities;
distribution
an
1,360,000
the
to
stock,
will
$25,600,000
&
Co.
and
used
be
equipment;
The
facilities;
and
EARNINGS—Operating
$51,949,000
amounted
to
in
the
For
against
$6,438,358
CAPITALIZATION
increased
revenue
1954.
GIVING
from
calendar
1954
TO
Blair
♦First
&
&
due
Dec.
1,
1974.
Aug.
1,
1975
due
Aug.
1,
1977
series
due
Jan.
1,
1983
due
May
1,
1984
2%%
series
due
May
1,
1985
314%
series
due
Mar.
1987
M.
Jun.
1,
1990
able
on
3.60%
before
or
pfd.
cum.
Common
stock
•'•■Additional
and
April
stock
($10
is
amount
limited
at
any
to
of
the
with
provisions
further
company's
time
charter to
outstanding.
as
of
$125,000,000
The
named
purchasers
have
below
set
forth
This
than
Dillon
Merrill Lynch,
Equitable
_
Salomon
Bros.
&
The
from
in
1,175,000
underwriters
the
the
mon
company
named
at
the
following respective
stock
not
Dick
Read
subscribed
Johnston,
&
below
have
subscription
percentages,
for
by
W.
R.
the
Co.
Lemon
&
severally
Co
13
Jones,
13
Co._T_.—!
6
Kreeger
—V.
131,
p.
2122.
&
Offered
&
which
$4,660,593,
3.50
Inc
Co.,
3,00
Co.,
&
2,00
Chapman
J.
M.
R.
J.
H.
I.
J.
Agee
Dain
&
2,00
2,00
1,00
Inc
50
Co
&
Overton
A.
Co.
Co
&
Edwards,
Josey
&
Leach
&
50
Co
50
2359,
named
below,
for
whom
amounted to $21,814,272, an increase of $1,665,
previous.
However, on a comparable bask
the
,
the
in
source
1955
increase of $199,262
an
The
1954.
_V.
such
$1,954,163 or 9.8%.
four
months ended
April
$1,677,086,
Blair
com
equa
respectively.
$1.88,
(as no revenue
latest period),
operating
rev
increased
For
for
amounted
year
a
from
obtained
were
enues
-
over
against
1955,
30,
$288,813 of temporary surcharge billings excluded
with
The
authorized
share
April
or 13.6%
over the previous
President, reports. This was
of $558,213
McLaughlin,
revenues
8.3%
or
ended
months
12
Frank
common
a
Operating
350
,
authorized
stock
$2.14
to
the
increase
an
parable period,
months'
four
30,
13.5%
or
earnings
1955,
per
the same
over
share
common
totale
period o
income
net
77
were
cent
68 cents for 1954.
Operating revenues for the fou
$7,965,344, exceeding a year ago by $834,393 or 11.7%
against
were
181,
2018.
p.
Hentz
H.
newly-designed
Two
j'
color
Co
were
announced
President,
"Seville"
the
instruments,
the
21-inch
re-styled
RCA
Victo
greatly simplified electronic cir
Robert A. Seidel, Executive Vice
featuring
4 by
May
on
Products.
Consumer
of
One
completely
and
receivers,
television
cuits
10,000
lowboy
consolette. has
a
sug
5,000
gested list price of $795, the industry's lowest for a 21-inch compatibi
color receiver. The other set, the "Director," is an open face consol
5,000 "
&
with
Co
Hirsch & Co
•
Corp. of America—New Receivers—
Radio
Seidel.
5,000
Newburger
8,000
sumers
Straus, Blosser & M.cDpwell_10,000
8,000
Stroud & Co.
&
Co
3,000
"Limited
tributors
;
list price of
suggested
a
3.000
Inc
Co.
&
quantities
in
early
tion
and
The
quantities
but
June,
the
will
shipped
be
few
next
to begin
expected
are
will
receivers
new
within
country
dealers
"Retail
$895.
the
of
the
across
Announces
IncL_____
13,000
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc. 3,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
3,000
to
weeks."
offering
dis
said
the sets
to
Mr
con
limited."
be
of Five-Building Administra
Completion
Engineering Project—
corporation
May
on
announced
6
completion,
the
at
Cherr
N. Y., of a new five-building center that houses administrate
engineering facilities for RCA consumer products and the RC
and
The
field
termination
the
at
the
of
pffer
„
e
not
are
sold
on
Inc.,
sale
of
the
standing
note,
interest,
1955,
$10,200,000
to
will
1959.
the
1956,
be
in
balance
for
call
and
used
for
to
the
first
part
of
$6,800,000
in
of
a
total of 325,000 square fee
formerly were located in Camden and
RCA's Engineering Products Division,
Ralston
This
Purina
still
Co.—Calls
Preferred
has called for redemption
company
and
outstanding
Gloucester, N. J.
well as variou
as
maintained
are
Shares—
July 1,
on
downtow
in
all, of i
1955,
3%%
preferred stock.
Payment, a
$106.4375 per share,
representing the redemption price plus accrue
and unpaid dividends
to the redemption date, will be made at th
Chimteal
V.
Corn
181,
Bank,
Exchange
2245.
p.
30
Broad
Street,
York
New
City.
V';;
.
-sales
Net
profit
Net
profit
For
in
,,
BUSINESS—The
company
is
the
largest electric utility in New
and,
with
its
subsidiaries
New
Hampshire
Electric Co.
Kittery Electric Light Co., operates, with a minor exception, a
single integrated system furnishing electric service in the cities of
before
after
tax__
91,045
73,31
$0.02
taxes__
215,04
21,815
—
$O.G
shaie„__:
per
the
nine
$147,474
,
1954
$13,630,175 $12,543,93
Earnings
Such
was
1957.
Brothers, Inc.—Sales Up—Earnings Lower—
Quarter Ended March 31—1955
Net
plus
short-term
$11,700,000
Reeves
'
the
out¬
an
construction.
of
buildings have
Corporate Staff
activities,
Camden, N. J.—V. 181, p. 2123.
$2,247,658
payment
expenditures
wa
number
from
redeem
of
amount
financing
for
total
company
to
which
presently 'issued
„■
the
three story
and
construction
which
upon
J.
RCA
offer
"
the
interim
estimated,
in
bears
received by
be
stock
incurred
presently
as
employee
all employees.
due
and
borrowings
each
by
common
4%%
accrued
bank
new
by
for
proceeds
N.
Cherry
respectively.
subscriptions, shares will be allocated to
nearly as practicable in the ratf<5 Which the number
for
installation,
Hill
Hill buildings house the executive, administrative ai
engineering staifs of the RCA Victor Television Division, the RC
Victor Radio and "Victrola" Division, and the RCA. Service Compan
employee
as
Cherry
Merchantville,
space.
The
.
the subscription
to
pursuant
'RCA
and
The two
of
,
subscribed
months
which
ended
reflects
March
tax
31,
carry
1955, net profit after taxe
back and adjustments mad
during the first six months of the fiscal year.—V.
and
Manchester,
Nashua,
Portsmouth,
Berlin,
Dover,
Keene,
Laconia,
Rochester, Somersworth and 172 other municipalities having
population of about 418,500, or about 79% of the total population of
Franklin,
purchase
ute
and
towns
They
sell
in
%
Maine,
to
Hewitt
the
electricity
to
March
$23,118,670
31,
figures,
1S55.
and
sell
and
of
show
181,
p.
750.
per
the
to
other
14
towns
service
In
utilities
Vermont
electric
Brewer
&
Becker
2
2
appliances.
common
year
share, for
Pfd
mortgage
stock,
ended
$3,705,200,
GIVING
EFFECT
Dec.
TO
1954,.
31,
$1.24
or
a
*;
$100
par
Inc.,
Los
Dempsey-Tegeler
&
dividend
♦The
stock
($5
par
Outstanding
$49,924,000
300,000 shs.
75;000 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
2,891,110 shs.
issuable is unlimited but is subject to certain
to
purchase
of such
46
shares.
of
of
underwriters
from
the
the
reported consolidated net earnings
for the six months ended April 30,
The
cents
for
second
the
In
comparison,
half of the previous fiscal year
$1.60
or
share
per
quarter
first
accounted
quarter based
of
$826,99
1955
for
on
n
$1.04,
a
equivalent num
consolidated net earnings for the fir
were $882,304 on net sales of $19,669
adjusted
for
the
on
551,168
shares
now
ou
standing.
The Outcome
Reeves
Pulley
March*-1,
The
-
for
the" half-year reflects but two
Company
division,
which
was
months
acquired
as
of
the
ne
recently
1955.
consolidated
Electric
balance
&
sheet,
which
includes
for
the
first
tim
Engineering
(Canada) Ltd., indicates net wort
represents a book value per share of $31.60 o
the number
of
shares
presently outstanding compared with $29.
per share at the end of fiscal 1954 on a lower number of shares.
$17,416,801,
V.
181, p.
which
1206.
Reserve
This
Oil &
company's net
company
413,016
shares
named
the
of
below
following
the
have
severally
respective
common,
stock
as
per¬
are
the
first quarter of
per
UNDERWRITERS—The
centage
from
of
restrictions.
agreed
share
$18,443,836.
102.000 shs.
value)
amount of bonds
per
of.
Reliance
series
Common
ber
has
company
$1.50
increase
were
FINANCING
series_____,
dividend
value)
revenues
share.
PRESENT
bonds.
cumul.
The
or
sales
565,
the 12 months ended
Authorized
♦First
small
for the company, and its
acquisition June 1, 1954, according
total of $24,277,252 and, net Income of
3
*
distrib¬
six
revenues
13
Lukens
and
and
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.—Earnings—
their
a
income
CAPITALIZATION
small
operating
For
net
six
date
$4,018,152, equal to $1.36
6
Fenner
sell
and
since
unaudited
4
&
Coe_
also
electricity
EARNINGS—Electric
subsidiaries
4
Rohrbaugh & Co
Instruments,
—
-
Kidder, Peabody & Co. and Blyth &
syndicate that will purchase any un¬
a
shares
to
Beane
Rouse,
Radiation
Stock
subsidiaries.
two
previously
.
such
state.
Angeles,
Co., St.
Louis, Los Angeles and Chicago on May 24 publicly
offered 225,000 shares of common stock (par 50
cents)
at $5 per share. Of the shares, 165,000 were offered for
—
8,000
p.
for
income
Net
630,000 shs.
Kormendi
4.50%
Precision
181,
V.
also
See
&
Inc.
Sterne,
6,500
6,500
6,500
Co
&
ha
6,50
Co
&
Farwell,
10,000
Walker
H.
Arthur M. Krensky & Co.,
Inc.
3.35%
Calif.
G.
M. M. Freeman & Co. Inc.__ 3,000
Co.___10,000
p. 2359.
PROCEEDS—Net
the
Lynch, Pierce,
Robinson and
13
—_—
Dean Witter & Co
Kormendi
10,000
Company
pre
new
purchaser
Bosworth, Sullivan
Beane
&
&
5,000
(Inc.)
subscribed
1,000,000
Goodwyn & Olds
&
the
of
each
follows:
as
Cooley
Pierce,
Spencer Trask & Co..
W. C. Langley & Co
5,000
shares
Co.
warrants;
13
Folger, Noland-W. B. Hibbs &
Co.
all
a
agreed
Inc
Sons
which
are
The offer
Share
Webster Securities
&
Shields
EMPLOYEES—The company is also offering* td its regu-«
employees and those of its subsidiaries (including officers
subscriber
1,000,000
Co.—
■
Merrill
&
1,000,000
'
Mackail
Ferris
1,150,000
price, as nearly as practicable
the shares of additional com¬
holders of
Alex.
&
Co._$l,150,000
Pressprich &
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath_ 8
Brown
of
,
The
severally
Merle-Smith
%
Dillon,
of
stock- "
principal
_
&
Hallgarten
Hutzler
&
Corp.
1,175.000
1,175,000
;
purchasers
shares
10,000
Corp.
privilege expires at 3:30 p.m.' (EDT) on June 7,
such employee may subscribe for not
JeSs and 5 nor more,
shares.
In
the
event
there
are
not
sufficient shares to
50
each
Securities
Pierce,
.4
,
Hampshire
Eastman,
Fenner & Beane
of
the company
Brothers
Fenner
Stone
subscription
satisfy
below:
Kidder, Peabody & Co.__$l,175,000
White, Weld & Co
time
offered
costs,
—
Varick
&
Outstanding
preferred
no
First California
3,000
___
Co.—
shares
TO
1955. Each
amended
thereof.
action
the
of
names
number
the
and
Lynch,
5,000
181,
.4
issue of May 23 of the publi
our
Glore, Forgan & Co
11,000
Equitable Securities Corp.. 10,000
Sold—The
stockholders.
to
225,000 shs.
without
company's
eliminated
now
40,000
7, 1955.
above
15,000,000
indenture,
on
excluding directors as such), the privilege of subscribing, at $16.75"
share, for an aggregate of up to 10,000 of the 413,016 shares-
per
5,628,700 shs.
the
stock
5,000
&
.4
.4
Friedman
Shares
FINANCING
their respective names;
—
V.
also
full
but
purchase from the company the respective principal amounts
bonds
new
issued
be
the
by
one
UNDERWRITERS
agreed to
compliance
on
Co
&
Co
&
Company
H.
begun in February, 1954, is located on a 58-acre tract between Haddon
lar
400,000 shs.
under
issued
,
Inc
&
Shontell
Cook
&
Forgan & Co. and associates.
completed. Further details follow:
was
V
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc. 5,000
Co.,
2.42
made in
was
UNDERWRITERS—The
The amount shown as out¬
the
27,897
shares,
including
value.
the
Maxfield
(par $100) at $101.19 per share and accrued divi
ferred
was
is
2.42
agreed to purchase from
Deetjen
&
Co.
are
acting
as
agreed to purchase from the company
the aggregate number of shares of com¬
Sherrerd
OFFER
10,000,000 shs.
value)
vaiue)
be
may
ing
were
PRESENT
Ferris
.8
Emanual,
Deetjen & Co
subscribed
10,000,000
$15,000,000
TO
Inc._
2.42
Moseley & Co
181, p. 2122.
stock
Shares
Byllesby & Co.
June
pay-
1957
($50 par
par
bonds
authorized
holders
1,
Stock
—
which
Lawrence
2.42
Corp
.8
.8
Co
&
Ramsey & Co.,
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Net Profit Up—
underwriters
and
shares then held.
10,000,000
1954,
April
supplemented,
amount
1988
1,
public,
Newton
2.42
.8
Adams
&
dends by Glore,
for 31.82%
$700,000
M.
Inc.
Co
Service Co.
15,000,000
Jun.
1,
1,
due
The
$9,276.92.
Smith,
&
offering of 100,000 shares of 4.24% cumulative preferre
May 24, 1955, rights to subscribe for a total of
413,016 shares of new common stock (par $5) at $16.754
per share on the basis of one new share for ^each six
30,000,000
due
of
company
2.42
Kinsley
.8
Middlebrook,
&
&
record
10,000,000
dated
these,
Hill,
15,000,000
series
series
Of
Hanrahan
Rhoades & Co.
1.4
West
Inc.
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—-Stock Offered
—This company is offering its common stockholders of:
5,000,000
3%
27/o%
series
stock.
Coburn
2.42
2.42
2.42
Co
<
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—Preferred Stock Sol
lurther exploration,
of
Shares
Williams
See
10,000,000
notes,
—V.
publicly
share by Blair & Co. Incor-
also
&
M. Loeb,
under the terms of the
for working capital and
2.42
Weeks
&
Hutton
Higginson
S.
severally
Cruttenden & Co.—
$5,000,000
due
E.
Carl
company,
sum
includes
there
Morford, Inc.___
Cohu
Outstanding
series
W.
F.
1,000,000 shs.
acquire
stockholders
&
H.
FINANCING
series
3%%
the
Lestrange & Co.__ 3,000
Frederick, Rogers
Butcher &
1950
3'A%
37/a%
to
have
Battles
income
3V4%
3%%
-
1.4
Hibbs
B.
Whiteside,
(Inc.)
E.
1.9
Inc
Co.,
Co., Inc.
Winslow,
Inc.__
Co.—
&
Chace,
Co.
Inc
1.9
Co.
Nolan-W.
2.42
Noyes & Co
Hornblower
lease
located
Incorporated--40.Ooq
Co.
Badgley,
mortgage bonds:
3%%; series
Hallgarten
&
3.39
1.9
Co
Dudley
Co.
&
Burr,
Hemphill,
1955,
a
&
&
Corp.__
Republic
months
Co., Inc., head
PRESENT
14,
changed into five shares of
resulting in the issuance of 486,100
table
that
so
selling
Emanuel,
other
in
net
Authorized
Feb.
1955,
par
stock set forth opposite
Arthurs,
in 1950.
$4,423,679
EFFECT
$37,696,000
year
of
$220,000 of the proceeds
shares
stock,
stock
$1
^
$19,200,000
for
G.„ Becker
Coffin
in February, 1954,
the properties owned
As
S.
Folger,
Co
&
Securities
—Mention
the
per
value,
.
plant.
to
A.
Weld
Co
&
Milwaukee
3.39
American
of
E.
Securities
Corp.
White,
share
The
Fen¬
3.39
Webster
Haupt
McDonald
3.33
•
Pierce,
Beane
for
company
$1,300,000
&
equipment in addition to
used
EFFECT
Articles
the
Incorporated
the
and
mon
1957 will aggregate
for generating
and
and
transmission
for
$6,900,000
facilities
Maryland.
1956
to
30,
of
stock,
issued
to
representatives,
first retiring $3,200,000
projects estimated to cost
and
be
value)
par
UNDERWRITERS—The
1989.
after
for
program
&
10c
each
on
Brothers
Lynch,
Lehman
Dec.
above
preferred stock,
or outstanding.
operating utility supplying electric
persons in the District of Columbia
Virginia
in
areas
construction
$53,000,000,
for
estimated
an
its
is
Co._______—1.9
of
by appropriate
Dempsey-Tegeler
company
contiguous
estimates
used,
be
construction
1955
due
common
amendment
$26,000,000.
BUSINESS—The
service
will
funds
company
paid
GIVING
($1
1956,
in
treasury
-
proceeds from the sale of the common stock to¬
proceeds from the sale of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds
loans,
Co
&
$50,000
law
acquired
by
common
97,220 shares
stock, $1 par
standing
&
PROCEEDS—Net
bank
&
Ira
$149,420
Baxter,
and
2.4
2.4
Wertheim
Central
Inc.
3,000,000
sale
May 20 at $10
on
common
-
Underwritten—Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co. head an investment banking
group which is underwriting an offering by Potomac
Electric Power Co. of 511,660 shares of common stock
(par $10) to its common stockholders. The company is
offering the common stock through warrants expiring
on June 7, at $19.50 per share on the basis of one share
for each 10 shares held of record May 23, 1955.
approximately
2.4
Estabrook
Lee
outstanding
for
shares
standing
and
of
%
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
Tucker, Anthony & Co
12.36
12.35
Co
&
Inc
3.39
Stone
corporate proceedings, the Articles of
Incorporation were amended to authorize 1,000,000 shares of common
stock, $1 par value, in lieu of 150,000 shares of previously authorized
common
stock of $10 par value, and each share of the then out-
Stock Offering
gether with
Co.,
3.39
In¬
General
to
up
cents
Nevada
Mines,
development expenses the
collateral
♦In
Securities
Harriman
105.60%
1,
by
per
commission
contingencies, including
hand, will have
outstanding stock.
♦Common
101.01.
including May
basis
renewable
&
t
3.39
ner
share.
Authorized
3%
First
Stuart
Lemon
101.2577
Flat
un¬
May 24 $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds 3%% series
due June 1, 1990. Awarded to the group at competitive
bidding on May 23 on a bid of 102.21%, the bonds were
reoffered at 102.60% to yield 3.25% to maturity.
bids
and
Ripley & Co., Inc.
stock,
porated and Emanuel, Deetjen & Co. and associates were
quickly oversubscribed. Further details follow:
derwriting group jointly headed by Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane, White, Weld
& Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler offered publicly on
Other
stockholders
to
Sachs.& Co.
Merrill
Nevada.
CAPITALIZATION
Potomac Electric
Dutch
other
offered
Co.;
Lester,
Inc.;
40
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.
the
Bateman, Eichler & Co.;
Ryons & Co.; Hill Richards & Co.; Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
and Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.—V. 181, p. 2245.
underwriting
of
registered
200,000
Crowell,
with
offer
Dillon & Co
Merrill
share.
UNDERWRITERS—Associated
Peabody
&
Lehman
on
50c
at
receive
of
SEC
assignment from Don B. Sebastian (President)
owned and controlled by Dutch Flat Mines,
company
the
of
For the three months ended March 31, 1955,
and net income was $134,397, equal to 31
1955.
$1,718,004,
the
County,
care
the
1954, sales totaled $5,371,684, and net
equal to 81 cents per share on the
stock outstanding following the 48-for-l
31.
Dec.
$345,761,
to
subscription
the
Harriman
public.
under
organized
was
rate
the
on the property and
balance of $255,000 will
The
take
and
the
to
Goldman,
according to the
prospectus,
the founders of the company, their associates and the
underwriters will
own
68.18%
of
the outstanding
stock
for which
there will have been paid into the company the sum of $10,030 and
the assignment of the lease to the company.
The founders will have
expended on costs of acquisition, legal services, geological reports
Kansas.
income
the
to
the
common
par
selling
receive a
also will
of acquiring the right to operate
by
by
sold
efforts"
"best
a
at
expenses,
shares
of its lc
speculation,"
a
already
being
purposes.
Pomona
at
Blyth
1,970,000 shares were issued to Mr. Sebastian for the lease of prop¬
erty mentioned above. The remaining 1,030,000 were sold for cash at
par to certain other promoters.
Assuming the sale of all the shares
incorporated in 1923, and is engaged
of glazed ceramic floor and wall tile.
located
are
"as
on
with
property
The
proceeds are to be used to retire bank loans,
were applied to capital expenditures in expand¬
warehouse facilities at Pomona, Calif.; and the
for
sale,
made
be
other
Humboldt
to
net
which
factory
employees:
Kidder,
181, p. 2122.
geological studies and related activities.
,
PROCEEDS—The
ing
to
purpose
lease.
on
The offering was quickly over¬
subscribed.
public
125,000
acquired
that
May 18 publicly offered 120,928 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $5 per share.
to
be,used
to
are
statement
The company proposes to use approximately
of the stock sale for the acquisition of mining
Calif.—
Pomona,
company
shares
for which it will
the underwriter
controlled
the
1,400,000
and
company
the
in
Tile
the proceeds of
first
and
167,842
is
Corp.,
The
273,486
for
offering
selling and
2017.
p.
Pomona
Stock
24,159
575.630
91,376
237,339
from
ry.
$172,351
65,204
the
to
registration
a
covering
offered
share;
for
front'1 railway
railway
Gross
Net
Net
$233,516
1—
Jan.
1955,
vesting
37,934
60,011
82,710
income—
oper.
be
per
filed
corporation
24,
The
$165,298
26,078
railway
from
pursuant
to
Eastman,
1952
1953
1954
proceeds
plant and for working capital.-r-V.
a
sold
%
Primary Metals Corp., San Francisco, Calif.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Pittsburg & Shawmut RR.- -Earnings1955
$139,389
net
acquire land, build
to
April—
not
offer
selling stockholders.
Gas Co.—Net Profit Increased—
share
of
oil
produced
on
its
properties
durln
day
1955 averaged 2,390 barrels
a day vs. 1,098 barre
in the like 1954 period, an increase of 118%, Jasner W. Tull
President, announced cn May 5.
1
First
inoome
net profit amounted to $315,345 before provision f
if any, as compared with $46,270 ia the correspond!
quarter
taxes,
Number 5433
181
olume
.
.
last
181,
year.—V.
■
•
1603.
p.
:>
"
•
''-V
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Stock Offered—A second¬
of
offering
ary
shares
400,000
of common
stock;, (par
various
of
March
31,
1955
■
were
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
commitment
firm
a
to
below
named
'
1
all
purchase
400,000 shasgft of
the
of
Securities
Levy & Williams—
Legg & Co
Lester. Ryons & Co
McAndrew
McCormick &
McDonnell
Co
Merrill
Walter & Hurry,
3,000
Ellis & Simmons
Blunt,
Sullivan
Bosworth,
&
ner
Revel
2,000
^3jB0O
Inc
*^^000
J'-Z&ioOO
Fen-*^%
Pierce,
Beane
Miller & Co
Mitchum,
Co.,
&
Lynch.
&
3,000
Co.
Morgan
4,000
F.
1,500
Nauman,
5,000
Newhard,
5,000
Pacific
Davis, Skaggs & Co,
4,000
Paine,
California
First
Re.inholdt & Gardner
William
Henry F. Swift & Co
£000
Tucker, Anthony & Co.—r ' 5;000
Union Securities Corp
10,000
—
Eel]
Kerr
&
—V.
181, p.
2245.
Walston & Co
Wilson,
3,000
Dean
1,500
___
Edward D. Jones & Co
Wulff, Hansen & Co
Yarnall,
April'—
"Gross
ry.
From
from
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
and
Potomac
-
The
New
between
of
Court
i
be
Air
9,257,614
9,983,725
3,616,799
period,
1,198,713
;:!>!>>
Appeals
Washington
in
'
freight
ended
Hood,
L.
(Iowa;
April
Co.
&
over
this
bv
corporation
previous
The
Vice-President—Sales
-V.
for
flew 20,381,498 pounds of freight
veloped
181,
p
2360.
m
»
of
record
May 3 at $23
per
share,
$21,207,935
$19,738,586
12,627.045
$1.68
-
12,307,314
$1.60
number
the
of
shares
period
in the 1955
ol' the company's
debt was reduced
approximately $23,000,000 as a
by
the remaining 564 shares were'sold
by the underwriters, headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.,
at $25.50 per share. See also V. 181, p. 2123.
$1.81
equal
to
♦
share
for
f
high
1
>
the
amounting in total to more than 800,000 net acres,
acres of mineral fee
holdings free from royalty
net
546,000
1955
were
$^31,000,
compared to $1,638,000. equal to $3.27 per
Net worth increased $489,000 to a new
net working capital increased $2,426,000.-
and
Shipments
R.
D.
to
Fraser, President,
orders
"Incoming
exceeded
on
the
previous year by
over
•
so
SUBSIDIARIES
Period End. April 30—
from
Income
sales
NOT
indebtedness
1955—3 Mos.—1954
or
certain
financial
of
the
but do
properties,
obligation of Sinclair's
thus be de¬
final retire¬
production payment.—V. 181, p. 2245.
the
Coates
committee,
headed
Norris,
1604.
C.
181,
p.
has
Executive
as
Sidney
before
Fed.
deprec.
aftpr
Bankers
executive
Mr. Reed.
Mr. Coates, will be comprised of
Christopehr J. Taylor and William Mackintosh.
by
of
The
inc.
Fed.
taxes
taxes
2,013.531
1,593,487
4.555.778
of
Trust
Co.,
Edison
New
York,
Co.—Subscription
Los
N.
Y.,
has
been
Agents
appointed co-
and co-warrant agent with Security-First National
Angeles in connection with Southern California Edison
holders of Its original preferred and com¬
convertible debentures due July 15, 1970.
rights will expire June 14, 1955. See V. 181, p. 2360.
offering of
rights
to
stocks to purchase 3 'A %
income—
1,013.144
874.129
2.290,461
2,406,477
$1,000,387
on
$719,358
$2,265,317
$2,176,983
$0.69
$0.47
$1.50
The
be
Net
profit
Earns,
—V.
per
180,
com.
p.
share—
and
2293.
i
$1-43
directors
offered
for
have
authorized
competitive
a
bidding
Co.—To Sell Debs.
$20,000,000
about
Application for approval of the issue is
,
$319,156
$326,841
1955
1954
$692,000
$453,000
223,000"
342,000
30,000
30,000
$320,000
$0.59
$200,000
$0.37
Tinkers goodwill
1
assets of Spalding through exchange of threeof American Machine & Foundry Co. common
of Spalding stock.
Following a complete study
the
share
Machine and Foundry and thorough con¬
the directors of Spalding, it was mutually
be agreed upon which would appropri¬
American
by
offer
the
by
could
terms
not
Spalding—accordingly,
and
Foundry
terminated.—V.
180,
the
negotiations have been
1003.
p.
Sperry Corp.—Consolidation Approved—
President,
II.
F.
Vickers,
May
26
approved
the
Remington
Rand Inc.
solidation on May 27.
is
that
expected
close
the
effective
the
business ,on June
of
that
announced
has
the
stockholders
on
proposed consolidation of this corporation and
The latter's stockholders approved
the con¬
of
date
30,
consolidation will be
the
1955.
stockholders meeting, Mr. Vickers announced that
Sperry's net income for the first quarter of 1955 was $6,683,359, or
$1.46 per share on 4,567,222 outstanding shares at the end of the
quarter. This compares with 1954's first quarter net of $5,579,314, or
$1.33
per
share
on
4,187,090
shares. The
shares outstanding at
March 31, 1955 reflect the issuance of a 5%~; stock dividend in March,
1955, and the shares outstanding at the end of the 1954 period have
been
adjusted
to
give
effect
to
a
two-for-one
stock
split in
the
Sperry
1954.
October,
The
first
the
Federal
before
income
net
net
The
both
in
income
foreign
income
compared
with
and
$13,953,359,
quarter of 1955 was
first quarter of 1954.
periods
includes
taxes
results
the
the
for
$12,019,314 for
Sperry's
of
English subsidiary.
Shipments for the
quarter ended March 31, 1955 were $103,683,000,
compared with $120,414,000 for the like 1954 period. The increase
in earnings on a lower volume of shipments resulted in part from the
inclusion in the
1955 quarter of $988,373, representing non-recurring
181,
after
income
royalty
2360.
foreign
V.
taxes
deducting
applicable
thereto.—
p.
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
railway—
Income
63,201
oper.
From
1952
1953
$205,014
49,390
24,167
1—
Jan.
railway
railway.
492,328
219,547
income—
oper.
1,007,353
1,036,025
394,547
188,321
1,118,048
from
181,
,;ru
$289,823.in $284,847
119,651 Ji, 119,370
63,052
^
55,103
$278,726
139,450
railway.
from
Gross
1954
1955
April—
820,127
375.427
175,699
176,418
1
79,925
2018.
p.
Commission and a registration statement
Securities and Exchange Commission.
June
issue of debentures
to
21.
b°fore tbe Connecticut P. U.
will shortly be filed with the
Consolidation—
Standard Factors Corp.—Proposed
parquet,
was
ard
approved
have
Inc.,
announced
on,
and
Factors,
corporation
this
of
directors
The
May
and
of
the
the merger of the
19 by Theodore H. Silbert.
Samuel
R.
Sperans,
President
Nathan
Straus-Du-
two corporations, it
President of Stand¬
of
Nathan Straus-
Duparquet.
together two companies whose
services
complement each other and enables the expansion of the
activities of both, will continue under the name of Standard Factors
Corp.
The merger Is subject to the approval of stockholders of both
which
consolidation,
The
enterprises.
The consolidated
financial resources in excess
commercial finance, time sales
establishments and provides for
the activities of Standard Factors and
These resources are approximately double
company
services
factoring
Nathan
brings
will
have
to be available for wider
$25,000,000
business
to
diversification
of
Straus-Duparquet.
Factors' present total.
the merger agreements,
Standard
Under
standing
shares
common
Stockholders
Standard
of
the
ducer
stock
on
the
takes place.
Straus-Duparquet,
and
in business since 1866, is a leading pro¬
of food service equipment, supplies, furniture
hotels, motels, hospitals, restaurants, steamships,
cafeterias. Net sales .of the company in Its last fiscal
distributor
furnishings
railroads
was
two
their
to be issued upon completion of
listing the new Standard Factors
American Stock Exchange will be made after
merger
Nathan
and
Standard Factors will increase out¬
492,300 to approximately 1,100,000
common stock, such shares
consolidation.
Application for
common
the
from
Nathan Straus-Duparquet will receive
Factors common stock for each share of
of
present
year
Southern New England Telephone
4,583,460
8,800
$226,723
taxes
share
of
shares.
agent
subscription
but
9,400
ately serve the best interests of the stockholders of American Machine
greater
Reed will
products, services, etc. $21,546,186 $20,190,061 $60,933,436 $61,470,261
Profit
17,900
6,300
$225,833
a
that
shares
mon
187,092
212,500
95,800
share
Spalding
decided
and
President—
been elected President, Raymond S.
Vice-President
and the company's
California
Southern
Co.'s
$540,633
198,408
5,600
one
sideration
—V.
undeveloped acreage.
New production which may
could result in
accelerating substantially the
—V.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$622,764
48,989
232,2.0
operator of
Benjamin
CONSOLIDATED)
$514,212'
52,983
proposal was made by the American Machine & Foundry
of
ry.
from
(W. & J.) Sloane, New York—Coates Is
the
25,024,
in¬
income
acquire
for
Net
Bank
'•
of
of
Royal McBee Corp. (& Wholly-Owned Subs.)—Earns.
(FOREIGN
stock
not constitute
production
veloped
new fiscal year with increased backlogs.
The
improved order trend is continuing into the current fiscal year and
there has been some advance in prices.
Earnings should reflect these
In the current quarter."—V. 181, p. 650.
9,460
__
a
from
continue
30%;
to
Co.
quarters
Net
ment of
May 21 further stated:
$515,609
4,729
taxes
per
April,
ry.
The
r
In
Net
the
the
.started
company
Earnings
from
ously estimated at 64 to 70 million barrels. Sinclair is launching im¬
mediately an active exploration and drilling program on certain of
customers of $39,186,000 declined approximately
11%
below the previous year.-The decline was wholly accounted for
by drop in Military volume.
The decrease in earnings was largely
due to a drastic price decline which
seriously affected the margins
on building wire products during most of the year.
Shortage of copper
available lor domestic fabricators cost the company sizable tonnage
of business in the latter-part of the year.
A.
j
share,
per
$613,304
earnings
Gross
the properties, Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. Immediately
added some 2,600 barrels a day to Its own total net production of
liquid hydrocarbons.
The balance of the production from the former
American
Republics properties,
amounting at this time to about
12,500 barrels daily, are required to be devoted to extinquishment of
the
production payment.
Such extinguishment, at present market
prices of oil, would require about 31.5
million barrels.
American
Republics' reserves of crude oil and natural gas liquids, including gas
reserves
in terms of their dollar equivalent in
crude oil, are vari¬
previous year.
$14,041,000,
of
Total
-
the fiscal year ended March 31,
Net earnings for
s
$509,483
income
Net
As
Rome Cable Corp.—Earnings Show Decline—
>
Net
result of such
development obligations.
an
subscribed for, and
2,765,055
$495,G72
$3,280,664.
2640.
p.
on
outstanding
quarter
of
190,396 shares were
2,686,818
taxes
income
Republics Corp. received $108,000,000 cash, plus certain
Incident to liquidation.
Of the $108,000,000. $75,000,000
derived from a production payment, arangement financed by a group
of banks, and Sinclair Oil & Gas Co, supplied the remainder.
The $75,000,00 production payment,
and interest, are payable out
Riegel Paper Corp. — Subscriptions — Of the 190,960
common stock recently offered to stockholders
713,003
$496,916
for
income
At
American
shares of
$3,300,122
before
income
180,
at
Increased-r
1955
1954
$281,791,247 $262,553,356
31,907,935
28,038,586
10,700,000
8,300,000
31—
Mar.
shares outstanding
in
acreage,
includes
and
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$1,222,486
deductions
before
Lehman
Co.,
White, Weld &
expenses
!
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
1,244
Amortization of Toy
closed, Sinclair Oil & Gas Co., domestic crude oil
producing subsidiary,
acquired the properties and assets formerly
owned
by American
Republics Corp., now in the process of dis¬
solution.
Such
assets
included
certain
current and other readily
realizable Items having a value of at least $10,000,000.
The major
assets, subject to a production payment, consist of crude oil and gas
producing properties and undeveloped
acreage situated largely in
southeastern
Texas
and in the Texas Gulf Coast area. The unde¬
22-^npnth
properties.
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros. Inc. (& Subs.)—Earns, etc.—
conversions.
reported.
gas
$1,183,349
taxes
etc.,
State
With SEC—
(& Subs.)—Earnings
i
of
increase
that
and
and
income
earnings
Federal
are
income
S. Federal taxes on income
for U. S. Federal taxes on income-
the
oil
v:=
income
Int.,
1901, now operates
(Kansas),
plants at
with sales branches in
quarter was due almost entirely to conversions
3>/4% convertible subordinated debentures.
Funded
As
carried
30
additional
of
687,677
operating
come
Name—
in
U.
number
during
subsidiaries,
transportation of
railroad
6 Months Ended April 30—
stockholders.
stock.—V.
Months Ended
income
The
v
;
was
all-cargo airline
said the
Kansas,
operating
Net
to be
principal
are
the
announced on
Chairman,
Earnings per share
during the same Period in
:
selling
outstanding
before
,
through
engaged,
for
1955—3 Mos.—1954
revenues
Net
general funds and will be used for additional
working capital. The company will receive no part
the
terms
as
-
general taxes
its
Average
1954,
May,
City
May
The
filed
McCormick
and
Three
through this April compared with 15,926,004 pounds
1953-54.
April also showed an increase of
10%
for the month with air
freight totaling 1,770.214 pounds compared with 1,603,234 pounds in
April a year ago.—V. 181, p." 1603.'
from
Mason
and
certain
by
Income
13
May
on
of; ice
and
2246.
expenses
Net
Topeka,
in
on
stock.
Kan.—New Name—
O'Connell,
J.
named
is
Co.
company
sale
and
properties
gas
p.
Operating
Chicago and Miami.
company
Gross
3-Cent Mail—
,>!.;;>:>;>!
LP
181,
Operating
week
the
in
motors
underwriting
and
&
SEC
common
proceeds will be added to the cash funds of the company and
available
for
general corporate
purposes,, including
invest¬
subsidiaries. Among such purposes is the acquisition of addi¬
It
1,388,643
Miami.
air
period
Charles
Hood
Mr.
/
In
increase
12-month
the
founded
(Minn.)
York,
of
4,21X787
1,130,244
price
holding
a
PeriodEnd. March 31—
plant facilities
and
of the proceeds
of the sale of the 60,000 outstanding shares.
These shares are being
sold
in
the
respective amounts of 35,000 and 25,000 by, John W.
Leslie, Walter S. Underwood, and Edward C. Wilson, trustees under
a
trust agreement (under which Mr. Edward C. Wilson is one of the
beneficiaries) and by John W. Leslie, Sidney J. Williams and Harris
Trust and
Savings Bank,
trustees under an agreement establishing
the Signode Employees' Savings and Profit Sharing Trust Fund.
After
such sales, the two trusts will hold 10.3%
and 7.8%, respectively,
10.384,475
3,033,747
Freight Up 28%—
28%
Co.—Sales Increase—
1955, covering
to
regular service rate of pay.-
the
paid
A
-
S.
—V.
below.
Harold
Inc.,
company,
Provision
and
tional
279,982
named as the principal under¬
writers.
The initial public offering price will be related to the current
market price of the outstanding shares immediately prior to the offer¬
ing; and the underwriting terms are to be supp.ied by amendment.
Proceeds of the sale of stock by the company will be initially added
upheld the
action of the C. A. B. pending an appeal by the other airlines..,;Riddle
Airlines is now permitted to fly the mails, for which its company will
U.
The
Co.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
York
New
663,109
193,586
Signode Steel Strapping Co.—Registers
corporation, it was recently announced, has been granted per¬
by the Civil Aeronautics Board to fly regular three cent mail
mission
698,848
92,924
371,627
911,243
additional
Bioren
with the
par
by stockholders of record
share for each eight shares
be
Net
This
1,019,913
9,142,625
2,975,706
Is
manufacture
Profit
$2,544,416
305,451
Riddle Airlines Inc.—To Carry
This
Packing
Foods,
Peter
St.
1SS2?
794,679
subscription
company
Net
processing
plants in Topeka,
Concordia and Marysville
Decatur
(Ark.)
and Greensburg
(Ind.) and egg packing
RR.—Earnings
1953
$2,453,203
income—
2123.
181, p.
405,722
outboard
10c
its
ments in
May 24.
4,000
270,373
railway——
oper.
1,754,094
company,
Seymour
10,000
770,080
railway——
from
Net
1,885,582
sale
which Is one of the country's largest manufacturers
processors of egg and poultry products, has changed its name to
1—
Jan.
Scott-Atwater
of
Seymour
This
.1,500
$2,307,499
income
oper.
Co
Biddle & Co
of
subscription
of one
amendment.
provision
3,000
Higgins
299,901
railway
from
Net
&
&
$2,401,414
893,299
railway
from
Net
Witter
10,000
1
Johnson
1954
i
1955
,
1,467,989
Seymour Packing Co., Topeka, Kan.—Changes
'
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
34,577
—-jgmS&po
1,500.,
1,500
Illinois Co., Inc
The
138,352
60,119
Brothers
Co
5,000
Co
212,957
60,000
Youngberg
&
1,500
&
53,031
ll—
&
Sutro
for
and for commercial and consumer use, the production and
of natural gas and the sale at retail of liquefied petroleum gas.
•34,468
xioiSMSSioOO
Stone
5,000
Fay—
See
18,
_
shares
offered
Co.—Registers With SEC
statement
perishables
a registration statement with the SEC on May
160,000 shares of its $1 par common stock, of which
100,000 shares are to be offered for public sale by the company and
.n&OOO
100,000
be
The
by
the
in
$410,757
Other
....^ssacooo
:
held.
registration
a
at the rate
Taxes
Webster Securities^
Corp.
to
1955,
The
1952
;
7,500
5,000
—i;
Collins
Hutton
F.
7,500
Co
&
10,000
Friedrichs & Co
,
k.v;5,000
Co
Co.
Stone &
Howard, Weil. Labouisse,
E.
_W^S,000
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
1,500
then
ended
May 13 were 33.3%
higher than the same week a year ego, it was
reported on May 23 by R, D. Sharp, General Sales Manager.
Last
year was the cempany's record year, ne said.—V.
181, p. 209.
sales
Retail
Leydecker •'
Stephenson,
2,000
Richards & Co
&
&
Staats
R.
2,000
2,000
Co
Reynolds & Co. Inc
10.000
&
&
Schwabacher
Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Holt
Reeves
2,000
Gross, Rogers & Co
Harbison & Henderson
Ripley &
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood_
10,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Hill
7,500
5,000
& Sons
Robert Garrett
Hooker
>*$,000
J
2,000
Co.—_
First of Michigan Corp
Harriman
Northwest Co
Daniel
railway
152,431,791 179,223,317 172,178,793
27,068,894
43,836,548 > 41,400,474
11,162,970
16,856,880
16,492,724
Southwest Natural Gas Co.
OOO
Jackson
8,
will
oper.
-
underwriter.
$512,012
Seymour Foods, Inc., Topeka,
Co
&
Webber,
1953
1954
Scott-Atwater Manufacturing
:^**"550O
2,000
Co..!
&
Cook
covering
are
June
'
,
$321,640
income—
•Deficit.—V. 181. p. 2124.
Co._J*4;500
&
4,000
3,000
Elworthy & Co
Ferris & Co
Fewel
McFawn
Curtis
5,000
I. duPont & Co.—_
Francis
S.
from
ry.
'^SjOOO
& Co
Moseley & Co._
4,000
Sons
&
Brown
Net
Net
5,000
:
Campbell & Robins Inc.___
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Crowell, Weedon & Co
'
filed
company
shares
Texas Ry.—Earnings-
1,681,813
593,651
171,740
railway
34,617,128
2246,
p.
1955,
20,
1—
Jan.
from
10,026,544
181,
This
2,000
ton
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
Alex
income
oper.
From
Gross
Temple-'-®*
&
Jones
ry.
5,000
Co
&
from
Net
160,969,149
income—_
oper.
Southeastern Public Service
Commission—
"
1955
$444,505
125,223
30,382
railway—
railway
from
Net
4,000
'-aS5000
Mason Brothers
5,000
5,000
Eichler & Co
Bingham,
10,000
Irving Lundborg & Co
4,000
-
Becker & Co. Inc.....
G.
A.
2,000
3,000
Brothers
5,000
Corp.-
..
& Co
Barth
J.
C.
railway
railway.__.__
from
Co., Northwood, Iowa—
,
April—
Gross
10,000
Co
John
Lehman
5,000
I.
Bateman,
&
5,000
Roblert W. Baird & Co.,
Inc.
Peabody
Lawson,
20,000
Smith, Barney & Co..
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
American
Kidder,
40,000
20,000
Inc
Loeb & Co
Blyth & Co.,
Kuhn,
Shares
Shares
,
,
St. Louis-San Francisco &
stock.
common
"
3,054,081
1—
Jan.
ry.
11,891,634
4,778,859
11,301,955
4,320,459
7,351,681
4,173,273
income
oper.
Net
May
on
9,279,778
from
supplied
have
severally
corporation
activities.
'
>
ry.
From
Gross
9 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 20,000 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$6.25 per share to stockholders, without underwriting.
The proceeds
are to be used; to pay expenses incident to o*l and mineral and related
The
$39,433,541 and $1,562,906 resp&tftely,
equal tc 95 cents per share on the outstanding common stocks-Sales
for the full year 1954 were $163,623,302 and earnings were $6,i)257§52,
equal after preferred dividends to $3.67 per common share.
The
cpmihon stock is on a $2.40 annual dividend basis.
ended
•
Net
1952
1953
1954
$41,670,504 $39,647,024 $45,381,649 $44,970,493
railway
railway
Net
With; Securities and Exchange
Files
for the three, months
EARNINGS—Sales and earnings of the company
from
—V.
heaters, hot air furnaces, evaporative
water softeners, gas ranges, clothed diners,
Co.—Earnings—
1955
from
'
!7>7::>>!V"'!
Oil Production
Anne's
Saint
containers,
makes
Company
water
types,
conditioners,
and automotive parts.
air
coolers,
the
Net
a
181, p.. 1604.
assembiies.—V.
Pacific
Southern
April—
Gross
i
Manufacturing
BUSINESS— Rheem
made
At present,
construction purposes,
1882.
p.
major project in the Ryan plant is the produc¬
tion of five housing assemblies for the Wright J-65 engine, made from
both stainless steel and the new Tiniiken ailoy.
Several special purpose tools of large dimensions have been built at
Ryan to perform the
intricate fabrication jobs required on these
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; and Smith, Barney
tanks
company
Wright.
$1) formerly owned by Bethlehem Steel Corp. was made
publicly on May 24 at a price of $37.12V2 a share by a
nationwide investment banking group jointly headed by
& Co.
for
will produce an important new afterburner for the
Wright Aeronautical Division of Curiiss-Wright Corp., T. Ciaude Ryan!,
President, announced on. May 19.
The contract, for over $1,000,000, will
be for a large quantity of
afterburners to be used on a new Wright jet engine, Mr. Ryari said.
The order will considerably enlarge the backlog of Ryan work for
The
proceeds to repay short-term borrowings made
and to finance further construction—V. 181,
The company will use
Co.—To Build Afterburner—
Ryan Aeronautical
quarter of 1954. First quarter profit this year is equal to 59 cents a
share
on
526.890 shares of capital stock now outstanding against
nine cents a share on 510,000 shares outstanding in the first quarter,
63
(2519)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
and
for
ended Feb. 28,
done
on
a
1955, were $19,523,450, of which about one-third
with the purchasing company paying
time-sales basis,
equipment and furnishings over a 12- to 18-month period.
Net earnings
of the company in its last fiscal year were $214,349,
after taxes.
Combined net profits for both companies for the prior
for
year
such
approximated $440,000.
Under
the
consolidation,
Mr. Sperans
.
will become Chairman of the
64
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(21520)
of
Board
while Mr. Gilbert will be
Factors,
Standard
Phillips
President and
Reed
Officer.
Executive
Chief
Investment
&
Co.;
and
'
Co.;
'
Goodbody
Wm.
B.
&
Robinson
Co.;
&
Is
it
the
consolidated
the
of
intention
company,
.
has
last
this
the
with
substantial holdings of the
Straus-Duparquet common stock
purchased by Standard'Factors.—V.
Standard Oil Co. (Ind.)
•
and
Sales
March
Ended
Quarter
.
Other
operating
Total
3,874,388
*Based
.
Jar the
on
F. W.
shares
May
each
lias
no
authorized
them
in
of
view
«
Also
approved
shareholders
by
aside
to
up
out-
now
savings
the
parent
as
he directs.
To each dollar of his investment
would add 50 cents to buy Standard capital stock.
filed
registration statement with the SEC
a
"such
ta
the
'Incentive
This
ivith
in
SEC
the
Key
Executives
16,
May
on
covering
1955,
$40,500,000
thereunder.—V.
be purchased
may
181,
of
Stewart-Warner
of
participations
The
2246.
p.
statement
a
the
to
at
stockholders
May
on
after
income
taxes
for
the
three
months ended March
nearly 40%
ahead of that for the
totalling $1,116,000, or 83 cents per share
similar
was
quarter
31,
cents
share for the first quarter of ,1954. These earnings during the first
quarter of this year were the largest for any first quarter since 1951,
and it seems likely that good results also will be attained during the
current
improvement
corporation's
-ended
March
last
of
final
quarter
1954
ceivers,
year
achieved
was
$24,554,000
lower
represent
despite
during
those
than
fact
three
the
increase
an
the
the
for
business
volume
home
discontinued
was
from
in
radio
the
at
consideration,
the
4%
of
and
quarter
1954.
sales
those
of
liabilities
"Effective
Division
2.7
to
1,
was
1955,
May
(which
1,
conducts
of
as
March
the
31,
this
other
during the
domestic
our
Net
cur¬
ladio
and
television
Stewart-Warner
electronics
business."—V.
179,
•
Electric
operations)
was
2477,
p.
company
March
31,
compared
as
After
to
"B"
the
there
first
quarterly
remained
quarter
period of 1954.—V.
same
announced
current
stock,
.."per share for the
the
17
that
the
for
first
1955, net earnings after taxes amounted
$803,235 for the same period in 1954.
paying
■common
May
on
3V8c
181, p.
for
to
Refractories
Studebaker-Packard
In
•
its
first
low
have
stock
on
Corp. above.—V. 178,
production
laced
with
Detroit
production
from
ing
The
.
31
Sales
have
4u
the
the
Net
the
the
of
when
second
said.
is
loss
quarter
to
in
progress
heavy
was
previous
quarter.
$64,750,016,
As
compared
of
to
the
of
merger
Sunray
and
has
company
also
reported
oil
to
erect
with
the
sale
the
bonds
of
will
competitive
toward
cost
in
ceramic tile
$64,893,652
working
on
Dec.
The
lease is
Corp. (Texas)—Stock Offered—
Corp. and associates on May 9 publicly
offered 250,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $3
per share to residents of Texas
only.
pany's
The
SEC
except
used
for
present
for
general
leasehold
oil.
gas
are:
are
will
mineral
—
be
all
at
to
the
properties
retire
time
free
$400,000
of
the
and
of
com¬
clear
of
The remaining funds will be
including further exploration of
possible
interests.
&
used
incurred
the
Associated
Perkins
to
taxes.
purposes,
interests and
F.
leave
current
corporate
and
J.
which
accrued
UNDERWRITERS
offering
proceeds
with
Co.;
future
First
to
corporation
pay
on
May
incident
expenses
Technical
for
period
a
Rowies,
and
The
Corp.
acquisition
Texas
Winston
of
Corp.
&
25
will
Total
6
filed
letter
a
of
notification
to
oil
and
gas
and
other
to
are
mineral
be
poration,
covering
electronics
limited
a
systems,
has
been
awarded
to
10,000
at
Pa.,
the
to
installed
presently
Eastern's
stations
horsepower
of
rearrangement
a
horsepower
Texas
Phoenixville.
Penn-Jersey
Perulaek,
at
Juniata
County, Pa.,
and a
5,00Qi
station at Grantville, Dauphim
1955
cumul.
*1954
$12,263,272 $11,424,773;
3,394,313
3,004,48$
1,725,000
applicable
to reflect
to
com.
subsequent adjustments pertaining to rates, taxes-
items.
,
statements
Co.
of
had
do
of
net
the
reflect
which
the
began
of
$143,574
p.
179,
operations
Is
which
of
of
Natural GasThe Storage-
1953.
22,
Nov.
stock
common
income
1955.—V.
31,
not
Illinois,
50%
company,
on
pfd.
1,582,400'
$0.35.
owned
by
Texas
months
ended
442.
during
three
the
Texas
Instruments, Inc. — Stock Subscriptions — J..
Jonsson, President, announced on May 23 that 164,of its 165,945 share offering of 4.48%
cumulative preferred stock, series A, to stockholders was;
subscribed through the exercise of rights. The remaining;
Erik
224 shares or 99%
1,721 unsubscribed shares will be purchased by an un¬
derwriting group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co. SeeV.
181,
2164.
p.
of
Texas
State
fered—R.
V.
Petroleum, Inc.; Alice, Tex.—Stock Of¬
Co., New York, on May 16 offered!
Klein
publicly 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents)at $1 per share as a speculation.
to
PROCEEDS—The
obligations,
net
proceeds
are
to
drilling
for
expenses
and
working
be
used
to
outstanding-
pay
capital.
•
BUSINESS—The
oil
and
operation
of
tract
a
corporation
properties,
gas
such
in
formed
was
and
properties.
It
Atascosa
County,
the
$1,660,000
net
for
/ffth of the working interest;
which contains three producinganother lease
in
that
County-
earnings
and
sales
1955
25,
working
2246.
p.
interest
in
for
Mr.
have
first
the
of
quarter
Royal
amounted
1955
Chairman
Little,
R.
Robert
Three Months Ended March 31—
Sales
and
surviving corporation in the Feb. 24. 1955
Incorporated,
American
Woolen.,
and
Robbins;
first quarter figures reported above reflect the-
of
Textron
Incorporated
the
for
through^.
period
those
the
period
,
$22,816,000-
Little also announced that Alfred Buckley and Robert P. Holding-'
been
I.,
elected
director
of
directors
of
Textron
American.
-
President and Treasurer of Buckley & Scott, Providence.*,
also
is
President
the
and
Industrial
Treasurer
National
of
Franklin
The
Corp.,
Bank.
Tide Water Associated Oil Co.—Book Value
Quarter Ended March 31—
Up—
1955
1954
*
Co.;
1954
Earnings
The
per
net
earnings.^
$2,292,400
share
$
on
addi¬
in
J.
the
R.
121,026,000
119,199.000>
98,451,000
96,635.000".
10,131,000
tax
8,268,000*
3.611,000
'750,000
3,558,000
8,083,000
income
8,888.00$
10,937,591
12,793,61$:
(estimated)
based
shares
outstanding
Preferred
shares
outstanding
Earnings
$1.12
are
income
Common
$1,974,700
$1.30
share
figures for both the 1955 and 1954 quarters
1,770,128 shares presently outstanding.—V. 181,
p. 1444.
ner
revenues
2,100,000
Net
Consolidated
other
Taxes, other than Federal income tax
Federal
4.074,700
2,340,000
and
Costs, operating and general expenses
Capital extinguishments
,
4,632,400
per
Book
value
share of
per
Tennessee Gas Transmission
covering 200,000
net
shares
of
corporate
May 26 filed
shares
proceeds
5.85%
a
of
preferred
to
are
be
stock
used
preferred stock,
purposes.—V.
181,
p.
Cash and
Co.—Registers With SEC
Net
$0.67
;
common
stock
to
to
(par
redeem
repay
$100i.
the
bank
r
100.000
loans
and
outstanding
for
of
181,
A.
Eastern
cubic
Production
This
Corp.—New Well
Hemphill, President, announced on Mav 23 that the
company's
Unit No. 1 well in Rusk County,
Texas, on Railroad Com¬
per
of
test
feet
of
million
the
showed
a
gas
day,
per
cubic
working
comprising 640
feet
Mr.
under
of
interest
acres.
approximately
Texas
calculated
lease
Hemphill stated
gas.
in
The
5.750
to
with
acres
Texas
that
open
flow
estimated
an
The
this
well
36,252,000>
92,452,00$
3.17 to 1
3.13 to r
15,777,000
current
9,418,00$
liabilities
2164.
p.
general
Carthage
mission
to
2360.
Tilo
Texas
47,861,000
95 722,000
assets
Capital expenditures
—V.
24,9$
1954
1955
capital
current
$0.69<
26.41
.
government securities
working
Ratio
registration statement with the SEC
1,850,000'
2,495,708
share
common
As at March 31—
The company on
an
Holding is President of The First Citizens Bank and Trust Co.,.
Smithfield, N. C.—V. 181, p. 1717.
$19,750,800 $19,499,000
on
income
Provision for estimated Federal taxes on income
and
Mr.
Sales
1955
..
Earnings before Federal taxes
to.
the-
of
1955 through
Mr. Buckley,
cor¬
in.<
18.
of the
merged corporation for
April 2, 1955.
The company reported a profit of $107,000 on sales of
for the first quarter of 1954.
TEMCO-
lease
a
the
the
and
24,
Feb.
181,
$33,166,000,
May
Textron
Inc.,
Feb.
of
on
is
company
of
profit
sales
on
Board, announced
This
March, 1955, to acquire
exploration, development and!
American, Inc.—Reports Larger Profit—
Consolidated
par
Texas.—V.
in
owns
Hardin
County, Texas,
wells; a 100%
working interest in
with
a
producing well; and a %th
merger
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
the-
$0.43
March
it
Tennessee Corp.
or
Chambers-
System;
150,000
new
that
flexibility
$1,267,080
These
McCulloch, President, disclosed on May 22.
contract, Mr. McCulloch said, is of particular
significance
marks
the
first
product of TEMCO's own design to be
ordered into regular production
by the U. S. Navy.
Development of the electronic system covered
by this contract
Mr.
McCulloch said, was started In 1953
by the TEMCO Electronics Depart¬
ment which was then a
separate function reporting directly to the
President.—V. 181, p. 2246.
The
in
greater
$1,519,313
income
Storage
used
this
give
150,000
Mills,
of
to
stock—
"Restated
activities.
number
Ridge,
requirements
and related
Corp.—Receives Navy Contract—
contract
is
capital stockEarns, per share (on 3,506,250 shrs. of common
stock outstanding)
Charts, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y.—Files—
A
Navy prime
designed airborne
includes
of
construction
station
Textron
with
at
facilities
Jersey delivery
area,
and
to.
of larger quantities of gas on peak days.
of Texas Eastern's System (combined with that of
income
Net
annual
offered
Texas
11
Dividend
modern
a
or
Penn-
area
Profit before Federal income taxes, etc
Federal
income
taxes
Texas,
with
to
the
on
Penn-Jersey.
proposed
3 Months Ended March 31—
cores
agreed
be
years,
installed
System
horsepower
Texas Illinois Natural Gas Pipeline Co.—Earnings—
Co.,
proceeds
has
for
horsepower
gas
turbine
centrifugal
County, Pa.—V. 181, p. 2360.
com¬
wall
presently
Eastern
Bay
Oil
the
side
Texas
additional
of
3,300 additional reciprocating horsepower at Texas.
Linden,
N.
J.
station;
and
the construction
of
approxi¬
miles of pipeline loops in the Philadelphia area.
New
Penn-Jersey facilities would include a 5,000 horsepower gas turbine-"
being
Fish
horsepower
the
on
application
Lind
and
Illinois,
Ala.,
of
an
gas.
construction
The corporation on May 6 filed a letter of
notification with the SEC
covering an aggregate of $29,500 book value of class B stock to be
offered for subscription by
emoloyees. The proceeds are to be used for
working capital.—V. 179, p. 1271,
of
of
Red
California,
covering 37,500 shares of common stock to be
per share),
without underwriting.
The proceeds
H.
owing to Morris Canan
organization,
debt,
net
through
Florence,
at
cal¬
a
with
Eastern's
1954.
31,
Reserve
PROCEEDS—The
for
mately
of approximately $170,000 for the first five
years and
approximately $142,000 for the 18 years thereafter.—V. 181, p. 1358.
capital
Texas
Indebtedness
the
reductions
company's
production costs at
31,
plant.
plant
new
Texas
for
day
per
Philadelphia-New
aggregate
an
will
rental payments
the
March
proposed
gas
1955-56.
of
proposed
in
The
of
Penn-Jersey Transmission Corp^
the Federal Power Commission
with
10,000
construct
the
of
burg,
North¬
are
in
The
Subsurface
in
plans
to
$2,836,000
winter
certain
demand
sales
said that no borrowing has
been
necessary
under the
of $45,000,000 which was arranged in 1954 with a
the company's principal banks.—V.
181, p. 415.
First of
and
Stylon
which
in
potentialed
was
feet
Eastern
shift
construction
authorized
company's
new
a
Texas
application
to
Eastern's
shift
and
of
well,
Stinchcomb
interest,
cubic
an
and
purpose
and
of Sunray
Oil Co.
the
at
Mid-Continent
shows
agreement
.«roup of
tional
to
Stinchcomb
4,500,000
and
filed
tor
and
sories.
report
-credit
constructed
B.
The
small
2022.
p.
System,
Stylon and its subsidiary are engaged in the manufacture and sale of
glazed clay wall ties and ceramic floor tiles and in
distributing other
products, such as imported clay tiles, plastic tiles and bathroom acces¬
March
backlog
and
highly
a
better
be
La.,
this
in
County,
Carter-Jones
was
completed April 22
Gregg
barrels of condensate per million cubic feet of
30
corporation
The
exchange for said bonds an aggregate of 390,000 shares of its
par common stock at varying rates (until Jan. 31, 1960, a $1,000
bond may be exchanged for 200 shares of
Stylon common, the number
of shares issuable in exchange for bonds thereafter
$152,196 287.
continued
a
progress
reflect
to
Point,
to
of
T.
a
in
$
ended
were
production
despite
further
and
company
standards.
for
reflected
present
quarter
methods
work
the
Further
plants
the
delays at new Packard
assembly as well as
to work stoppages result¬
quarter
Studebaker while
the
followed
rates
expected during the second quarter, the statement said.
capital is virtually unchanged from that reported at
the
to
for
cars
that
for
These
and
and
operating
billed
strong
are
improved
are
an
Clipper
Packard
for
end
The
and
working
amounted
body
methods
sales
Net
statement
new
program
February
production
engines,
new
reported
during
Studebaker
r
over
Indications
Market,
and
V-8
continued
Packard
•continue
and
costs
operations.
interruptions at Studebaker due
$5,694,141.
•orders.
January
for
disputes
company
of
Jor
in
starting
facilities
current
Sunray
manufactured
Church
near
plant
Temco Aircraft
Corp.—Sales Continue to Rise—
in
the
to
$1
2201.
p.
25
jointly
$1.44
quarterly
continued
merger
D-X
has
flow
open
centrifugal
plant
new
In connection
share during
per
statement released on May 7, following six
xnonths of operations since its
consolidations, this corporation reported
-continued production and sales gains. These
gains first reported for
March
•
equip a manufacturing plant which
will be leased to Stylon Southern
Corp. Stylon Corp. will guarantee the
performance of each and very obligation of Stylon Southern
Corp.
($1
dividend
common
$1.43
$811,989
1779.
& Abrasives
discovery.
Texas
Tarrant Royalties, Inc., Fort Worth, Tex.—Files—
Strategic Materials Corp.—To Sell One-Half Interest
in Spar-Mica—
See Electro
products
the
to
subsidiary
recently announced construction of
the bonds will be used
quarter
to
share
per
available
compared
as
a
all
Incident
par.
Storer Broadcasting
Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
This
Tnded
conduct
being reduced).
ing that the total sales of the Electronics Division in March 1955 were
^greater than those for March 1954, notwithstanding the discontinuance
the
other
to
to
months.
(the "underwriter"), whereby the city has agreed to
issue $1,950,000 of first
mortgage industrial development revenue bonds.
The underwriter has agreed to use its best efforts to sell
the bonds
but has no firm commitment to
purchase or take down any or all of
the bonds. However, no bonds will be issued unless
and until all of the
$1,950,000 of bonds are sold. Pursuant to the terms of the contract the
underwriter may purchase the bonds at 95% of
first
working
changed to Stewart-Warner Electronics Division, in order to provide
designation more descriptive of the present activity. It is
encourag¬
•of
intention
summer
its Ramon
No.
1
exploratory well, Duval County, Texas, and 15
Sunray Mid-Continent's drilling operations are exploratory in nature.
offer
sound.
1955.
of
name
re¬
If
our
capital amounted to $26,519,000 and the ratio of current assets to
rent
the
over
television
of
end
total
products to commercial accounts were ahead of
-quarter of 1954 by approximately 7%.
"The
company's financial position remains
1,
gas
block
total capacity
Penn-Jersey) is approximately 1,366,500 MCF of gas per day, of which,
731,000 MCF per day is available east of Oakford, Pa., storage.
The facilities proposed in the application would increase that
capacity
east of Oakford storage
to approximately 843,000 MCF per day, an.
amount deemed adequate to meet anticipated peak
requirements during
& Co. of St. Louis
that
months
first
sales
to
the
military during the first
substantially below those in the first quarter
this year's operations did not include any
sales
eliminated
is
of
7%
under lease
announced
Eastern
about
1955, with Stylon Corp., Stylon Southern Corp., its
wholly owned subsidiary, and Gearhart & Otis, Inc. of New York, act¬
ing for Itself and on behalf of McCoy & Willard of Boston and White
Our
were
addition,
domestic
which
volume
1954.
of
in
and,
significant
earnings
sales
were
although they did
year,
quarter of this
of
in
net
1955
31,
No.
Production
The
tract dated April 8,
quarter.
"The
land
prospect
have
Mrs.
this
permit- deliveries in that
The corporation filed a registration statement with the SEC on
May
10, 1955, covering 390,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
According
to the prospectus, the
City of Florence, Ala., has entered into a con¬
year,
60
per
the
oil
several
of
authorization
in
Stylon Corp., Milford, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
1955
last
with
compared
as
blocks of
tests
are
in
Kansas, Oklahoma, Louisiana,
Wyoming, and New Mexico.—V. lSl, p. 2360.
11
«&id in part;
"Net
formerly Manager of
was
The
Corp.—Earnings Improve—
in
management
He
23.
offset unit
an
Eastern
System and two small loop lines in the Philadelphia area,,
according to an announcement by George T. Naff, President.
Theproject is estimated at $2,597,400 for Texas Eastern Transmission
operated by other companies.
A
new
wildcat
discovery on approximately two sections of land
comprising the East Bagley Unit No. 1, Lea County, N. M., in which
Sunray Mid-Continent has a sizable interest, shows signs of developing
commercial production as a drillstem test.
of
The
May
side
Co.
Jersey
exploration and production departments,
give the company a total of 40 drilling operations.
Sunray Mid-Continent is operating 31 of the drilling projects and
the others in which Sunray Mid-Continent has an
interest, are being
plan together with 915,254 shares of Standard Oil capital stock
which
has
field
for
incident
the Employee Savings Plan of the Standard Oil
subsidiary companies filed a registration statement
certain
the
for
Plan
have
bination of the two companies'
on
and
company
and
Co.
Stock Option
on
Nueces County, Texas.,
combined drilling operations of Sunray Mid-Continent
The
(Indiana).*'
aitandard Oil Co.
Branch
finalized
of the company and its subsidiaries as have
the future be granted options to purchase such shares
the
to
pursuant
$261,937
Corp.
which
of
company
«rea,
executives
key
been and may in
west
181,
for
was Announced
1,
Carthage Unit No. 1.
Texas
of the working interest
70%
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Proposed Facilities
30,319
$282,541
surplus
(Dick) Borden, Los Angeles, Calif., has been elected a ViceManager of the company's West Coast district opera¬
companies,
west
May 9,
capital stock, to be offered
1955, covering 700,000 shares of its $25 par
and
1052.
p.
it
The
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company
dividends
the
$292,306
37,927
manage
the sales of
Oklahoma refineries.
plan.
bonds,
company
$320,468
income
20 by W. C. Whaley, President.
Mid-Continent, the company's
employee savings and stock bonus plan with a new
Under the new plan an employee would put
of his pay for investment in Standard stock or U. S.
6%
other
of
approximately
Pettet
a
—V.
company will handle the sale and distribution of all products
manufactured by its field absorption plants, it was announced on
May
debentures.
of
replacement
the
was
the
estimated
Dr 1,591
west
acres
has
well.
Eastern
This
company's present
savings
$293,897
as
In addition to the leases which
Sunray Mid-Continent acquired in
Kenai Peninsula area, the company has acquired a 2,500-acre lease
adjacent to another company's lease block in the wide bay area which
is separated from the Kenai Peninsula
by the Cook Inlet.
presently
advisable
shares
of
*taiding or reserved for conversion of the company's 3%%
employee
2.149,564
the
number
the
$2,443,461
2,179.836
geological and geophysical exploration during the
increase in Standard's
shares to 50,000,000 shares.
capital stock from 40,000,000
E. Wilson, Chairman, said the board of directors
plans to issue the additional shares, but deemed it
have
-5a
and
adjacent to large
are
oil
an
Dr. Robert
636
Drilling
$2,497,698
taxes
drilling of its Carthage Unit No. 2, Well No.
and
On
1954
.
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co. has acquired U. S. government oil
leases on approximately 105,000 acres of land in Alaska it was an¬
nounced on May 18.
The majority of the leases are located on the Kenai Peninsula and
1954.
authorized
unit
Co., Maiden, Mass.—Earns. Higher
1955
the
about
Production
The
but after adjustment
period,
approved
5
'
Acquires Government Oil Leases in Alaska—
27,705,862
$0,90
issued
on
■
the California district.
1,309,848
stock dividend in December
179,
tions,
2,762,726
276,929
34,950,826
—-—$1.08
average
100%
stockholders
The
'
'
,
President «nd
4,396.501
2,985,802
expense
share
.
$317,862
and
with
Keith,
Co.;
,
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil Co.—New Official—
441,810,379 419,456,582
Minority stockholders' int, in net earns, of subs.
per
,
authorized
1955
1954
/■$'.$■
445,684,767 423,853,083
operating & general expenses— 361,489,162 354,162,982
Deprec., depletion, amortization, & retirements
33,060,048
29,747,665
Inderal taxes on. income
12,922,000
8,164,000
Bet earnings
operating
for
used,
"^Earnings
Arnett
B.
of
-
charges
—V.
income
Interest
'
,
This
Dividends, interest and other Income—....
Materials
r
r
2,606
Balance
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
revenues—
expenses
Interest
177, p. 2683.
31—»
Electric
*
income
Net
Nathan
will be
merger,
Nathan
in
family
'
'
culated
period.
Collaterally
Straus
'
Net operating income
dividends for the
in common stock
Nathan Straus-Duparquet has paid no cash
two years, but paid two stock dividends of 9%
years.
m
Operating
paid common stock dividends continuously since 1945 and
maintained a rate of 32 V2 cents annually for more than four
lias
,
3 Months Ended iiaTch 31—
Gross operating revenue
Standard
after the merger.
the new stock to be issued and outstanding
,
Suburban
subject to action by the board of directors and to continued favorable
.jusiness conditions" and operations, to maintain the present 32%-cent
annual dividend rate on Standard
Factors common stock,
including
Factors
'
.
M.
Co.
^
said
Silbert
Mr.
Monday, May 30, 1955
...
is
in
companv
well
which
located
Rusk
Eastern
on
and
potential
32
has
the
of
54
of
condensate
million
approximately
was
drilled
east
Gregg
Production
additional
barrels
edge
on
of
counties
Corp.
a
Roofing Co., Inc.—Reports Improvement—
per
1955
share
compared
per
share
ended
and
company
April 23,
net
with
a
net
April
same
1954.
66%
$1,134,497
resulting
unit
took
on
a
block
in
East
development has already begun
place
Net
with
sales
p.
for
$2,663,075
cluded
the
2128.
sales
the
of
common
the
for
the
of
1954
the
stock
16
weeks
outstanding.
endedi
This;
of $93,360, equivalent to 20 cents;
for the corresponding period!
shares
there
sale
of
was
the
also
a
Glasfloss
capital
gain oJ
Division, whicts
1954.
16-week
during
of
In
15,
report
$106,974, which is equivalent to 23 cents;
number
from
March
of
shares
operating loss
the
24,
on
subsidiaries
its
income
462,126
on
the
period
were
$2,703,574
in
1955
compared
corresponding period of 1954 which in¬
Division to March 15, 1954.—V. 18$.
Glasfloss
Volume
181
Number 5433
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
April—
Gross
1955
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
Prom
Gross
$660,822
$547,487
208,225
261,625
222,055
61,673
82,414
78,241
2,248,948
2,409,239
2,574,386
2,305,470
819,900
926,322
1,103,565
248,546
299,661
385,168
344,620
income
oper.
181,
PROCEEDS—The
proceeds
to
are
used
be
make
to
BUSINESS—The
the
Towmotor
net
business
tures,
Corp.—Reports
Gain
in
Profits—
loans
1980, at 101.675%
corporation and its six subsidiaries
buying, selling and dealing in notes,
of
sale
and
securities
highly
Lester M. Sears, Chairman of the
Board, on May 24 said that profits
for the first six months of 1955 would be
field
bonds,
deben¬
&
equities, with principal operations in the
buying at a discount notes of industrial
of
Co.,
period
same
requirements
sidered
A dividend
payable
of
July
in
35
1
the
cents
balance
of
the
share
in
view
volume,
rate
the
higher
working
board
inadvisable
declared
was
of
had
this
at
the
on
The
than
capital
Consolidated
con¬
time.
income
of
record
June
CAPITALIZATION
17.
at a high rate," he added, "and
our control,
indicate full operations
beyond
Preferred
70-cent
year."—V. 180, p. 2742.
stock
Dowell and associates at 100% and accrued
p.
131,
interest,
was
Two
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
Ended—
Provision
Apr. 2, '55
Net
taxes
Apr. 3, '54
$9,516,287
1,699,214
942,500
1,041,204
income
on
income
on
Earns,
outstanding
share
com.
180,
at
X
:•
$0.78
of
Co.,
1955
.
Sherwood
sold
District
and
originated
process,
and developed by Universal
shares
the
of
181,
offered
and has
;
Federal
for
taxes
Net
-900,000
1,990,000
Net
earnings
$1,423,811
$2,048,030
$0.54
■
1953
•
$68,588
1952
*27,029
*17,073
*13,799
*37,753
*33,621
railway
'439,642
312,440
373,506
606,939
railway...
from
ry.
Concerning the company's second quarter, Spyros Skouras, President,
"it
is
confidently expected worldwide film rentals will reach
$27,300,000 as contrasted with $22,349,000 in the second quarter a year
Therefore,
the
share
it
first six
is
compared
as
estimated
months
with
that
84,344
*86,225
*61,379
*24,753
63,494
*98,019
*58,492
*51,913
income
oper.
181,
$1.17
1954."—V.
in
179.
2645.
p.
of
This
inc.
Coach Co.—Buys Aerojet Rights—
company
operating
manufacturing and sales rights
Aerojet-General Corp., a Cincinnati
to Aerojet Marine Engines from
subsidiary of The General Tire & Rubber Co.
The transaction
announced
was
by Fageol Products Co., wholly-owned
included
were
Production
aplant
in
the purchase.
Price
Aerojet engines will be moved to the Fageol Products
30 days, according to company officials.
Aerojets will be
conjunction with present lines of Fageol gasoline and propane
within
•built in
•engines
and
employed
Fageol-Leyland
in
Aerojets
buses
diesel
trucks
and
small
are
engines. The latter are now widely
for general industrial applications.
and
four-cylinder,
Fed.
revs.
inc
after
&
1,030,084
561,144
3.696,808
2,753,864
772,740
tax.
364,475
2,677,134
1,787,002
capital
sinking funds
four-cycle
engines,
Chester
which
effective
Mr.
this
of
Geeral
with
Co.,
Johnson
A.
Manager
pointed
not disclosed.
was
of
has
the
headquarters
June
Vice-President
and
The
Ann
the
New
Jersey,
of
in
Louis.
St.
Arbor
General
Co.
RR.
Indiana
This
and
promotion
and
ap¬
Illinois
&
RR.
will
General
companies since May,
Manager
1950.—V.
181,
of
of
Washington,
comprising
of
the
of
The
national distribution sales and service setup will
change, L. J. Fageol, President, stated.
"Our
present inventory of complete engines and service parts guarantees that
•orders will be filled promptly.
Likewise, key personnel of the Aerojet
toe
present Aerojet
continued
without
•organization will join Twin Coach."
Mr.
31,
Buffalo plant
aircraft
assemblies
is now
of
the
components.
and
In
one
nation's
Kent,
the
Wabash
and
Ann
Coach
vehicles
automotive
•engines.
Coach
Twin
in
addition
buses
to
automotive
manufactured
are
Feb.
and
under
industrial
a
cooperative
181, p. 1717.
agreement with The Flexible Co., Loudonville, Ohio.—V.
26.
1955
Federal
for
tingent
to
and
of
company
April 29 filed
on
letter of notification
a
with
SEC
the
shares of common stock to be offered at par
<two cents per share) through Columbia Securities Co., of Denver, Colo.,
and Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay
15,000,000
and
for
the
share
the
for
after
after
purposes
Stove
Co,
Roesch,
above.—V.
Director
the
net
temporary
Light
share
per
the
loans
remainder
totaled
1955
—V.
reserved
or
the
to
of
$250,000 for
$3,000,000
for
Feb.
27,
income
taxes
the
for
then
stock
common
TO
EFFECT
to
$35,079,000
for
six
the
compared
as
months
with
r
'
'
_
'
ending Feb.
for
$34,059,000
26,
or
1955,
the
Common
corre¬
Elmer
H.
President,
2VIay
to
23,
Plan
subscription
for
offered
be
148,350
covering
1955,
heretofore
shares
under
of
the
its $10
par
Employees'
the company.—V.
adopted by
with
statement
181,
the
SEC
on
Purchase
The
United States Plywood Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
1955
this
exceeded
preceding year,
for its
corporation
$150,000,000,
which
year
ended
on
April
30,
above
about 20%
Antoville, President, announced
W.
S.
fiscal
record amount and
a
the
May
17.
Chairman
announced
325,000
shares
now
Thus,
of
of
the
24
May
on
shares
of
the
Board,
the
the
than
60%
Alfred
and
Driscoll,
E.
registration
proposed
stock
outstanding common
Inc.
Co.
from
the
sold
offering
with
of
Lazard
and
estate
1954
late
by
the
com¬
Co.
&
to
the
purchase
A.
slightly
estimated
He
1955
were
that
the
company's sales for
the
quarter
$43,000,000 and net profits, after taxes,
are
ended
April
indicated at
about $1.10 to $1.15 per common share on the total number of common
shares
(2,004.034)
estimated
He
now
that
April 30, 1955 were
number
Mr.
of
outstanding.
net
profits,
after
shares
(1,762,670)
per
share on the average
a
'in
which
will
be
consolidated
being conducted
at five
the
and
development
different plants.
budget has also been increased about
100%,
research
expected
will
be
will
March
31,
Inc.
Hudnut,
plan and
activities
The company's research
of
ethical
of
the
combined
amounted
he said.
to
a
Drug
558,411
cumul.
The
the
in
near
the proposed
The
future.
underwriters headed
of
group
the
present
was
companies
approximately
pharmaceutical
their
and
$86,000,000
leading
a
specialties
of
producers
consolidated
and
net
Warner-
Warner-Lambert
of
name
The company is
diversified
into
merged
was
corporate
adopted.
domestic
Co.
acquisitions
units
stated
increased
thattAhe
its
corporation's
recent
warehouse-distribution
expansion
organization
to
and
87
throughout the United States and Canada, its plans to 30 and its
timber
resources
to over
4,000,000,000 board feet.—V. 181, p. 1922.
PRESENT
producer
is
and
toiletries.
also
Sales
subsidiaries
income
The
for
in
1954
merger
Thus,
16%
of
The
had
outstanding
Lambert
as
Company,
the
company's
outstanding
March
31,
1955,
after
the
2,048,686 shares of common stock.
the proposed offering of 325.000
of
of
shares represents approximately
shares.—V.
181,
p.
1717.
Outstanding
4,850,000
7,840,000
6,860,000
18,000,000
250,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
♦The
all
75,000 shs.
30,000 shs.
($10
indenture
that
bonds
not
does
limit
the
outstanding
be
may
4,000,000 shs.
value)
par
be
outstanding to
so
aggregate
at
any
and
shares
of
Barney
time,
amount
but
limits
D, E, F and H
$20,000,000,
stock
that may
$15,000,000*
respectively.
named
below
have
severally
set
opposite
their
respective
names:
%
Baird & Co.,
Robert W.
Aim
&
Inc. 28.67
—
Co
&
Sheldon & Co.—
Monroe and Co
Bingham,
Brew-Jenkins
Gardner
the
from
&
the
company
set
stock
common
Co.—
named
underwriters
The
opposite
C.
1.33
below
have
their
Haydon
&
&
Co.,
Inc.
6.67
Co
severally
agreed
unsubscribed
to
new
First Boston Corp
Forgan & Co
'
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Harley, Haydon & Co., Inc.
Carter H. Harrison & Co.—
The Illinois Co. Inc
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Loewi & Co
—
—
respective
shares
purchase
of
of
names:
%
Best
&
Ellis
Blyth
&
Inc
0.60
&
C.
Emch
&
Co.,
Republic
Co
Inc
Co.
Denison
Farwell,
-
(Inc.)
Co.—
Co.-
Co._
Harris & Co.,
Inc.
Chapman & Co.—
181, p.
2165.
Marshall
1.67
The
1.25
1.25
McCormick & Co
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
5.50
Inc
Co.,
Fairman,
—
Simmons
Monroe
and
Co—
Co
&
Dodge & Co
F. Dalton &
Clark
0.60
Inc.Co
&
Brew-Jenkins
Central
Co.—
Co.
&
Blair
Blunt
Braun,
2.50
0.50
1.25
2.50
5.5Cr
5.50
—
&
Sheldon
Bingham,
William
5.50
Glore,
;
Farrell.
&
C.
The
11.35
Inc.—_
Co.,
&
Co.—
Whipple
Becker
G.
—V.
The Marshall Company——
3.33
The Milwaukee Company— 16.67
Adolph
G. Thorsen
1.33
Ver Meulen & Co
1.33
11.35
Baird & Co.,
Allyn
&
Bacon,
A.
1,67
1.67
Inc.
Co.—
&
Barney
1.33
1.33
1.67
Loewi
%
Aim
A.
and
i
Harley,
percentages
r
A.
Emch
Co
Company
1.33
1.33
Inc
Co.,
Dalton
F.
C. Denison
H.
1.67
Company
Best
C.
%
28.67
Co.
&
of
tho
the company the percentages of unsubscribed
from
preferred
new
$35,000,000,
underwriters
2,894,532 shs.
principal
one
$15,000,000,
$40,000,000,
$15,000,000
$8,000,000,
Gardner
$6,378,000.
company
FINANCING
•
stock
Common
H
Antoville
Mr.
$5,437,377.
series
Bell
Lambert
March
ended
to
series
Smith,
statement covering
Commission
nationwide
con¬
3,920,000
($100 par value)—
series
4.40%
shares
Pfeiffer.
Co.
&
proprietary
largest
totaled
1954
Co.
the
by
1955,
and
and
the
among
with
made
Stanley
Morgan
On
the registration
that
filed
be
Pharmaceutical
outstanding during the year.
Antn-;iiie announced that the directors have approved
is
offering
by
appropriations for the construction of a centralized research laboratory
now
It
Issue
talfes, for the fiscal y*ar ended
approximately $3.95 to $4
corumori
months
3JA%, due Oct. 1, 1984
stock,
4.80%
less
headed by F. Eberstadt
group
Gustavus
Inc.
stock.
common
International
holdings.
a
company's
1982—
Series H,
A.
the
Products,
Drug
Warner-Lambert
Drug's
Freres
the
of
of
325,000 shares represents
of
formed in
was
International
by
shares
International
of
Inc.
be
558,411
proposed
Products,
&
to
are
owns
to pre¬
construction
1980—_
F, 314%, due April 1,
Robert W.
30,
the
1981—
Braun,
which
Sales
Bobst,
Co.—Registered Sec¬
Offering Proposed—
pany.
2401.
p.
of
SEC
stock,
common
Stock
of
applied
2,910,000
274%, due June 1,
agreed to purchase
•
Stock
pre¬
$29,100,000
UNDERWRITERS—The
•
•
Offerings
for
amounted
principal amount of bonds of series A, B, C,
etc.,
sales,
association
1971____
April 1,
*Pfd.
65 cents per
outstanding
exchange.
rentals,
amounted
of
Man¬
2289.
p.
be
1955
12
income
E, 3J4%, due
4%%
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
registration
a
General
as
3'4%, due Jan. 1, 1978
314%, due Sept. 1, 1978—
Series D,
amounted
1954
Federal
for
last year was equivalent to
shares
2,474,346
V
May 19 tbe
on
(b) to its
will
in
part
during
Net
GIVING
mortgage bonds—
%, due Aug. 1,
Series C,
con¬
sponding period last year.—V. 181, p. 690.
United Air Lines, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
filed
2401.
p.
who is retiring after 31 years
incurred
pay
revenue
$35,500,276.
Series A. 3 'A
six months ending
Smith,
corporation
181,
Authorized
1955 is equivalent
the 2,474,280 shares of common stock out¬
exchange at Feb. 26, 1955. The net profit
for
rev¬
2288.
2165.
181, p.
♦First
$250,000 for contingent liabilities.
on
corresponding period
on
Film
ending
$1,700,000
of
esti¬
operating
181, p.
Co.—Two Stock
proceeds
bank
EARNINGS—Operating
profit for the six months ending Feb, 26,
ondary
This
total
of Service,
Edward F. Coogan
Power &
and
provision of $2,100,000
a
provision
a
months
six
provision
a
provision oi
a
net
cents
standing
incident to mining operations.
expenses
had
company
Series
profit
after
84
reserved
The
profit of $2,081,000 after
taxes
is
company
struction program.
Series B,
net
a
the
Maryland
1954.
automotive industry, Mr. Black said.—V. 181,
payment
liabilities.
net
The
to
U-NEV Uranium Corp., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
covering
its subsidiaries report for the
and
income
$1,618,000
builds
Pageol Van and Pony Express trucks, Highway Post Offices and special¬
ized
by the
of
pur¬
2401.
p.
Bros. Pictures, Inc.—Profit Increased—
company
The
leading producers
Twin
States
net income of $3,531,000.—V.
Series
further emphasized that the Aerojet purchase is another
.step in Twin Coach's long range product diversification program.
Tne
•of
This
*
Fageol
•company's
the
served
area
Dec.
1954,
in
areas
other
with. Autocar and 50 years of intimate
CAPITALIZATION
Warner
and
and
utilize
camshaft design and produce 26.5 brake horsepower.
They
widely sold for converting outboard to inbroad craft. Likewise, they
installed as optional engine equipment by over 60 boat builders.
■•are
distributing
refrigeration
par value cumulative preferred stock without limit
subject to allotment. The record date in each case is
May 16, and both subscription offers expire on June 7.
Both offers are being extended to employees and an¬
nuitants subject to limitations and allotment. The offer¬
ings have been underwritten by groups headed jointly by
Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
31,
been
has
purchasing,
overhead
»re
$14,-
but
become
1955.
1,
In
area
as
year
Karl A.
PROCEEDS—Of
elected
been
company
Manager
Johnston
Arbor
about
at
heating,
share for each 10 shares held and
one
Official Promoted—
•engine-building subsidiary of Twin Coach, through which the deal was
anade.
Aerojet patents, tools, dies, inventory and manufacturing equip¬
ment
aft.
inc.
fund
purchased
May 20
on
Net
Expenditures for
$100
1955—March—1954
1955—4 Mos.—1°54 $9,502,710
$8,906,861 $36,722,245 $36,535,579
7,039,210
7,219,792
27,652,915
28,660,819
30—
Apr.
Railway operating exps.
Net
railway
operating
Twin
Earnings Higher—
,
End.
Railway
1955.
ferred stockholders the right to subscribe at $102.75 per
share and accrued dividends for 30,000 shares of 4.40%.
J4
Period
Its
of the company's Autocar Division, located at Exton, Pa.
Wisconsin
2165.
p.
Wabash RR.—April
by the end of June our earnings
will be between $1.25 and $1.30 a
this year
of
of
Underwritten—This company is offering (a) to its com¬
mon stockholders the right to subscribe at
$25 per share
for 263,140 additional shares of common stock in the rati©
stated
lor
cost
$2,255,000 prin¬
Black, Chairman and President, announced
appointment of
$89,531
*15,997
*
engaged
adjoining
1,500,000
Detroit-Michigan
with hthe
$81,484
*2,160
from
Net
the
payment of
been
added
be
White Motor Co.—Roesch Heads Autocar Unit—
*8,753
♦Deficit.—V.
ago.
and
$38,249,000 and
Robert F.
$0.77
share
common
per
1954
$85,567
income
oper.
Net
of
part
will
that from these
Welbilt Corp.—Consolidation Effective—
From Jan. 1—
Gross
Earnings
railway
railway
from
ry.
4,038,030
income
on
of
is
metropolitan
Mr. Roesch succeeds
1955
from
Net
2,323,811
have
cooking,
Population
about
at
enues
the selling
closed
210.
p.
the
Columbia
of continuous service
Mar. 27,'54
taxes
for
the
bonds
expected
that the company
May 20 announced
on
recently
of
EARNINGS—For
Oil
Ry.—Earnings—
$27,156,897 $27,714,373
income
for
the
Is
provide
program
for
gas
Virginia.
mated
a platinum-containing catalyst in reforming ther¬
straight run and natural gasolines to upgrade their
Green, Secretary,
all
Utah
will
company
construction
within
poses
See
has
Boston
200,000.
uses
April—
Mar. 26,'55
the
of
It
1,
UOP
Platforming-Unifining units with
a
barrels-per-stream-day have gone on stream
Texas Co. at Port Arthur, Texas, and Lawrence-
The
Platforming
Gross
Provision
the sale
company.
estimated
111.
syndicate.—V.
^
.
13 Weeks Ended—
income
the
the
Both
installations
were
designed and licensed by Universal, and
engineered and constructed by the Lummus Company.—V. 181, p. 1486.
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp. (& Wholly-Owned
before
of
cipal amount of long-term debt due by Dec.
320,000 shs.
33,000
of
cracked,
octane
rating.
Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
Profit
proceeds from
funds
76,000 shs.
cents)
First
The
redemption at regular redemption
16,000 shs.
par)
(no
15
combination
more
refineries
554,952
$1.09
preferred divids.)
99.39;
99.2599.
Corp.,
Corp.,
to
funds,
ager
Total
subject
construction program and
Outstanding
$450,304
641,787
(after
2129.
p.
general
590,900
$756,714
shares
per
Securities
Securities
be
general
FINANCING
Uranium of Utah, Inc., Madera, Calif.—Stock Sold—
earnings
Common
—V.
Federal
for
will
1081.
mally
$11,892,273
taxes
PRESENT
$1)
stock
(par
capacity
ville,
sales
Federal
Union
BUSINESS—Company
The
before
the
selling natural
Products
Tung-Sol Electric Inc.
TO
Universal Oil Products—Licenses Units—
total
quickly sold. See V. 181, p. 2360.
Weeks
Equitable
and
bonds
new
PROCEEDS—Net
totaled
31, 1954,
Dec.
to
EFFECT
GIVING
(par
preferred
stock
by Lee Higginson Corp. and Straus, Blosser & Mc¬
13
ended
$22,946.
was
a
prices ranging from 104.685% to par, and at special redemption prices
receding from 101.50% to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
insurance
an
,
Trav-Ler Radio Corp.—Debentures Sold—The entire
issue of $1,100,000 12-year 6% sinking fund debentures
due May 15, 1967, which were publicly offered on
May
Income
months
six
organizing
of
process
continuing
—V.
Net
the
the
for
$216,513, and net income
Common
18
in
is
also
stock,
common
99.31;
The
corporation
by the group at competitive
bid of 100.925%.
was won
on
current
"Incoming orders are
barring work stoppages
for the
that
increased
dividend
per
holders
to
but
year,
accompanying
increase
an
last
of
100.133;
Corp.,
company.
substantially
the
May 25
on
Competing bids for the bonds as 3Vas were submitted by: Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane and Stone & Webster Securities Corp.
(jointly), 100.14; Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 100.1333; Kidder, Peabody
in
loan companies.
in
other
and
specialized
engaged
are
and accrued interest, to yield 3.40%.
Award of the issue
purchase receivables.
2165.
p.
cate
Co., Dallas, Tex., on May 15 of¬
fered publicly 27,000 shares of 70-cent cumulative pre¬
ferred
stock
(no par) and 27,000 shares of common
stock (par 15 cents) in units of one share of each class
of stock at $11 per unit.
952,061
l—
railway
railway
from
ry.
$591,062
76,150
65
Washington Gas Light Co.—Bonds Offered—A syndi¬
jointly headed by Blair & Co. Incorporated and
Baxter Williams & Co. on May 26 offered
$8,000,000
of refunding mortgage bonds, 3M>% series due June
1,
fered—J. F. Perkins &
1952
241,808
from
Net
Universal Finance Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Securities Of¬
1953
$617,589
income
Jan.
Net
—V.
railway
railway
oper.
1954
(2521)
0.60
0.50
2.50
1.25
0.50
0.50
0.50
0.60
1.25
ner &
1.25
5.50
2.50
*'i?c
Co
1.2a
Fen-
Beane!
The Milwaukee Co
—
Mullaney, Wells & Co.—Alfred O'Gara & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis
—
Shields & Co
—
Adolph G. Thorsen
Ver Meulen & Co._
White, Weld & Co
0.6O
0.60
5,50
6.25
0.60
0.50
2.50
1.25
0.50
0.50
5.50
66
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2522)
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STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
■
Castro
ALABAMA
Staats
Auburn, Ala.
Bond
$70,-
Warrant Sale—An issue of
000
general obligation sewer war¬
rants
sold
was
Mayes,
Hendrix
to
Birmingham,
of
21/fcS
as
Dated May 1, 1955.
and 2V4S.
&
Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, O'Neal
& Hayes, of Birmingham.
Ala.
Decatur,
Sale—The $243,000 public
Bond
offered May
24—v. 181, p. 2402—were awarded
to Hendrix & Mayes, and Sterne,
Agee & Leach, both of Birming¬
improvement
bonds
Certificate
$1,800,000
antici¬
revenue
pation certificates offered May 24
—v. 181, p. 2168—were awarded to
a
group composed of the Equit¬
able Securities Corp., Nashville,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Atlanta,
B. J. Van Ingen & Co., New York
A.
Evans &
Atlanta, at oar,
of
about
net interest cost
a
3.07%,
lows:
(CDST) on June 2 for
.he purchase of $40,000 building
aonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due
m July 1 from 1956 to 1975 incluive. Principal and interest (J-J)
payable at the County Treasurer's
jffice. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Suti-liffe, of San Francisco.
inclusive.
795,000 3s. Due
April 1 from
on
Due
3.10s.
and
.he
May
1
awarded
were
$619,000 street
24—v.
to
181,
a
bonds
2290
p.
group
com¬
posed of the Equitable Securities
Nashville,
Corp.,
Courts
Co.,
&
Atlanta, and Cumberland Securi¬
ties Corp., Nashville.
an
Dated
ARKANSAS
(CST)
chase
that sealed bids
announces
received
June
on
of
bonds.
until
July
clusive.
1
on
7
the
for
22
$650,000
Dated
water
p.m.
pur¬
revenue
June
1, 1955. Due
from 1956 to 1985 in¬
'Callable
on
and
after
July 1, 1960. Interest J-J. Legal¬
ity
approved
by Townsend
&
Townsend, of Little Rock.
Fort Smith
Bond
Ark.
The
$1,000,000
building bonds offered May 19—
v.
181, p. 2059—were awarded to
T.
—
J.
Raney & Sons, and W. R.
Stephens
Investment
Co.,
Inc.,
both of Little Rock, as 2V2S, at a
price of 100.10.
CALIFORNIA
+
-•'
•
School
Los Angeles
Bond
office.
last
Whittier City School District,
Los Angeles County, Calif.
offered
bonds
$2,000 building
May 24—v.
awarded
to
181,
the
National
America
of
cisco,
as
p.
Bank
Trust
&
5s, at 100.95, a basis of
about 4.34%.
Bond
City
will
15
7:30
District,
County, Calif.
Sale—The $330,000 build¬
2402—were
awarded
&
to
Blyth
Staats &
Co., and William R.
Co., both of Los Angeles, jointly,
as
3s, at 100.97, a basis of about
2.89%.
Wood,
Offering
City
—
Clerk,
C.
Raymond
will receive
200,000 water works bonds. Dated
July 1, 1954. Due on July 1 from
to
1980
inclusive.
for
sealed
(CDST) on
the
J-J.
1985
on
July 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Legality approved by O'Mel¬
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
Jones
Union
Elementary Sch.
Dist., Siskiyou County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Waldo J. Smith,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Yreka, until
10
(CDST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $74,000 building
bonds. Dated July 1, 1955. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
Legality approved by Or¬
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
Camp School District,
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond Offering—R. E. Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PDST) on May
11
for the
purchase of $87,0C0
building bonds.
Dated June 1,
1955.
Due
on
June 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
Francisco.
&
9
a.m.
ing
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable
and
interest
the
at
County
Bond
Sale—The
LaVista School District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
Bond
G.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
til 10 a.m. (CDST) on June 2 for
the purchase of $59,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1953. Due
Nov. 15.from 1969 to 1978 incl.
on
Principal and interest (M-N)
able
the
at
office.
Treasurer's
County
Legality approved by Or¬
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
rick,
San
of
Francisco.
County, Calif.
Offering—Jack
Bond
G.
bids at his office in Oakland, un¬
10
(CDST)
a.m.
on
June 2 for
purchase of $131,000 building
bonds. Dated July 14, 1955. Due
on July 15 from 1956 to 1968 incl.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
at
the
County Treasurer's
able
office.
Bond
Sale
Hannaford
&
The
$2,300,000
Issue, El Cajon Annex bonds
offered May 24—v. 181, p. 2290—
—
Sav¬
were
First
awarded to
a
of Blyth
&
National
syndicate
Co.,
com¬
Security-
Bank, of Los An¬
geles, R. H. Moulton & Co., of
San Francisco,
John Nuveen &
Co., of Chicago, Dean Witter &
Co., of San Francisco, William R.
&
Co.; Stokes
rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Joaquin County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R.
E.
Graham,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Stockton, un¬
11 a.m. (CDST) on June 6 for
til
the
purchase of $2,300,000 build¬
ing .bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
Bond
'
bids
June
on
1
from
Principal
payable
at
(J-D)
Treasurer's
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
on July 1 from
1957 to 1979
ing
Due
inclusive.
(J-J)
Principal
payable "at
.
office.
1956 to
1975
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
and
Irrigation District
(P. O.
Oakdale), Stanislaus County, Calif.
The
to
York
a
City,
3.05s,
basis of about 3.04%.
as
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Donald
nell,
Offering —^Merritt
Co., Inc.; E. F. Hutton
Co.; Pierce, Carrison,
Inc.; Robert N. Tuller
& Co.; Green, Ellis &
Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
Ryan, Inc.; Butcher &
Cor
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
June
on
for
6
$175,000
bonds.
works
June
Dated
June
from
1
(PDST)
purchase of
the
water
1,
1956
clusive.
Principal
Wulbern,
Co.; Ernst
Anderson;
Inc.; Park
Sherrerd;
Granbery, Marcahe & Co.; E. M.
Newton & Company; J. C. Wheat
&
Co.; Kormendi & Co. Inc>;
Fabricand & Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger & Co.; Robert Garrett &
Bernard
R.
the
office
.
an¬
will
bids
sealed
of
be
Day,
revenue
Due
1955.
in¬
1974
to
for the
June 7
receive,
will
Clerk,
City
urer
Berry & Howard, 750 Main Street,
Hartford, until noon (DST) on
Rialto, Calif.
Bond
purchase of $400,Dated July
15, 1955.
Due On July 15 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal
and interest payable at the Con¬
necticut
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of
000
building
bonds.
Hartford.
""
interest
and
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
DELAWARE
urer's
office, or at any fiscal
agency of the City in Los An¬
geles.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
Salinas, Calif.
Bond
and
Sale—The
181,
v.
—
awarded
$500,000
drain
storm
May 23
to
2059
p.
the Bank
sewer
offered
bonds
were
—
America
of
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, of San Francisco.
South
Sacramento
School
New
until
10
a.m.
(CDST)
June
bonds,
$36,000 build¬
July 1, 1955.
July 1 from 1957 to 1979
ing
bonds.
Due
on
(J-J)
and
office.
Treasurer's
interest
the
at
payable
County
Legality
ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
inclusive.
Joaquin Irrigation Dist.
(P. O. Manteca). San Joaquin
County, Calif.
The $20,750,000
Sale
—
Sevepth Issue, Tri-Dam revenue
bonds offered May 25—v. 181, p.
2167—were
awarded
headed by
to
a
syndi¬
F. S. Smithers &
Co., and Salomon Bros & Hutzler,
both
of
bonds.
1956 to
Note:
a
Sanitary
on
District
July
1
from
1985 inclusive.
Wilmington
95,000
Manor Sani¬
tary District bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1958 to 1973 incl.
300,000 Westwood-Forwood Sani¬
tary District bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1983 incl.
175.000 Minquadale Sanitary
District
bonds.
Due
on
July
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
1
60,000 Marshallton Proper Sani¬
tary District bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1957 to 1980 incl.
The
bonds
dated
are
July
I,
1955.
Principal and interest (J-J)
oayahle at tne Farmers Bank of
the State of Delaware. Wilming¬
ton. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt,
Taylor
&
Washburn,
of
New York City.
York City, as 3.05s,
basis of about 3.04%.
The"
same
group
FLORIDA
pur¬
chased
the
$20,750,000 Oakdale
Irrigation District bonds and the
complete membership is shown
in the report above on the latter
sale.
Clewiston, Fla.
Bond Offering — Campbell E.
Nail, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
June 16 for the purchase of $35,000
street
The
Tehachapt, Calif.
Bond Sale
The $75,000 water
works bonds offered May 23—v.
181, p. 2290—were awarded to the
offer
—
San
Due
New
100.40,
First
Cedars
95,000
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
San
Communities
Suburban
Sanitary District bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1985
cisco.
South
L.
improvement bonds. Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1975 incl.
155,000
Eden-Hamilton
Park
Dated
Principal
inclusive.
,
Michael
—
follows:
as
$120,000
8
for the purchase of
Offering
Centrella,
Clerk
of
the
Levy
Court, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
June 7
for
the
purchase
of $1,000,000
District,
on
County (P. O.
Wilmington), Del.
V
J
..
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Sacramento,
Castle
Bond
Sacramento
at
awarded
syndi¬
cate headed by F. S. Smithers &
Co., and Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
a
Sprague (P. O. Baltic), Conn.
Offering— Town Treas¬
Bond
at
2167—were
100.40,
ford, at 1.25% discount.
received
cate
of New
ap¬
$600,000
anticipation notes was sold to
the Hartford National Bank, Hart¬
cisco.
$20,750,000
Sixth
Issue,
Tri-Dam
revenue
bonds offered May 25—v. 181, p.
at
Note Sale—An issue of
tax
that
Bond
—
CONNECTICUT
nounces
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Sale
the
Legality
basis of about 3.18%.
a
New London, Conn.
interest
County
and
office.
Treasurer's
cisco.
Bond
100.46,
offiqe in Sacramento,
until 10 a.m. (CDST) on June 6
for the purchase of $25,000 build¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Oakdale
Savings Association, of San
Francisco, as 3V4S, at a price of
his
at
National Trust
America
of
Bank
C. C. LaRue,
—
t
$15,030 build¬
Sale—The
Bond
ing bonds offered May 17—v. 181,
p.
2290 — were awarded to the
&
County, Calif.
Offering;
7.
<
Washington Colony Sch. Dist.,,
Fresno County, Calif.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
&
Lodi Union Free School District,
San
Co.
&
Union School District,
Sacramento
Legality approved by Or¬
& Company; Stroud & Company
Incorporated; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Riter & Co.; King, Quirk & Co.,
Inc.; Rand & Co.; Goodbody &
to
2290—
100.24.
at
Schmidt,
Blue.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
LaMasa, Lemon Grove and Spring
Valley Irrigation District, San
Diego County, Calif.
'
awarded
p.
Mueller
on
Lanston
were
181,
Corporation;
pay¬
about 3.98%.
offered May 17—v.
bonds
ings Association, of San Francisco;
Company; New York
Roberts M Parke; Wurts,
Dulles & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Blue,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Dominick
&
Dominick;
Carl
M.
Loeb,
Rhoades & Co.; Wood, Struthers
& Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Dick
&
Merle-Smith;
Aubrey
G.
$19,000
of America National Trust & Sav¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Treasurer's office.
both
Fresno County Water Works Dist.
No. 13 (P. O. Fresno), Calif.
posed
Trust
until
inclusive.
San
and
Hanseatic
Angeles
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at his office in Los Angeles,
a.m.
French
awarded to the Bank
2167—were
Whittaker & Co.; C. F.
1992 inclusive.
the
America
ings Association, San Francisco, or
at any fiscal agency of the
City in
Chicago or New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by O'Melveny &
1
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Harold J. Ostly,
July 1, 1955. Due
to
Co.; Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.;
Woodcock,
Hess
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Robert L.
Orangevale
til
1956
& Lee;
Co.; Janney &
Strader, Taylor & Co., Inc.; J. R.
July
on
Lancaster Sch. Dist., Los
purchase of $1,300,000 water works bonds. Dated
Principal
interest (J-J) payable at the
City Treasurer's office; Bank of
and
Myers, of Los Angeles.
Due
Livermore School District, Alameda
Fifth
National
3V4s.
Talbot, of San Francisco, as 4s,
a
price of 100.10, a basis of
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CDST)
on June 7 for the purchase of
$1,-
1956
1 from
at
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Bond
July
on
from 1969 to
receive
p.m.
Ballin
&
Johnson
Poole,
1968 inclusive.
1966 to
1,875,000
July 1 from
on
inclusive.
130,000 3s. Due
Offering—Celia Sweeden,
until
June
Calif.
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
p.
1965
Sutcliffe,
Clerk,
bids
1970
Alameda
the County
Legality ap¬
at
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
School District,
Sale
interest
cisco.
Fort
Bond Offering—City Clerk F. P.
be
Due
1958 to
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Camden, Ark.
will
1973 in¬
and
payable
Treasurer's
for
2
1964 to
Principal
'M-N)
June
Nov.
Nov. 15 from
clusive.
veny
Benson
$295,000 4s.
Alameda
$84,000 building
15, 1953. Due
of
purchase
bonds.
on
H.
R.
Childs
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1975
(CDST)
El Centro,
improvement
sewer
offered
fol¬
as
(CDST) on May 31
for the purchase of $100,000 build¬
a.m.
Hannahs,^
Sons;
•
3.26%,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
aids at his office in Oakland, until
Montgomery, Ala.
Sale—The
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering — Jack G. Blue,
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
April
on
from 1977 to 1984 inclusive.
Bond
Sch.
Centerville
2402—were
1961 to 1976 inclusive.
865,000
a.m.
Bond Sale—The
April 1 from
on
1960
to
Shearson, Hammill & Co., of
York, at 100.012, a net in¬
10
follows:
as
$140,000 4s. Due
1957
& Co., and
Co., both of
Brooke
Byron,
Clement
New
10
Decatur),
Sale—The
second lien water
and
Co., of Los Angeles,
Co., of San Francisco,
terest cost of about
Bond
DeKalb County (P. O.
Alabama
Blue,
G.
&
County Clerk, will receive sealed
aids at his office in Oakland, until
ham, jointly.
City,
Offering—Jack
&
Kaiser
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
Alameda
Western Bank
Francisco,
interest
cost
at
of
&
Trust
100.25,
about
Co.
a
2.60%,
net
as
Further
details
relative
issue may be
the
City
Clerk
$50,000 2^s. Due
to
1965
25,000 2%s. Due
1966 to
on
June 15 from
from
or
Island High
School District (P. O. Fernandina
Bond
Beach, Florida
Offering — John T.
Weisner, Superintendent of Pub¬
„
Twenty-Nine Palms County Water
District (P. O. Box 755, TwentyNine
from
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,
of Orlando, Fla.
June 15 from
1970 inclusive.
the
obtained
inclusive.
on
to
$35,000
Nassau County, Amelia
follows:
1956
improvement
bonds.
city originally intended to
$50,000 bonds on May 31,
Palms), Calif.
Bond Sale—The $750,000 water
bonds offered May 19—v. 181, p.
lic Instruction, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (EST) on June
for the purchase of, $835,000
high school bonds. Dated April 1,
1955. Due on April 1 from 1966
30
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal
and
olume
181
Number 5433
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
'
t
terest
(A-O)
'lorida
payable
National
Bank
at
of
the
Bank
onville.
Legality approved by
atterson, Freeman, Richardson
Watson,
-
of
Jacksonville.
Pensacola,
composed
roup
f
No.
awarded
to
Bond
a
100.03,
i
sewer
certificates
interest
net
a
Offering—Jean
at
cost
of
C.
Gier-
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on June
2
for
the
purchase
of
1965
to
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal
payable
and
at
the
First National Bank of
Evergreen
Park, or at a Chicago bank or
trust company designated
by the
about
successful
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
3.06%, as follows: $262,33/4S, due on March 1
1956
to
1960
$176,000 2M>s, due
from
1961
$125,000
1, 1964
inclusive;
on
1963
to
2%s, due
March 1
inclusive; and $240,000 3s, due
March 1 from 1973 to 1975
inclusive.
500,000
general
improvement
certificates at 100.02, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.06%, as
follows: $76,000 3%s, due on
March
1
from
1956
to
1960
inclusive; $73,000 21/2s, due
March
1
from
inclusive;
1961
$53,000
on
to
1963
23/4s,
due
March 1, 1964 and
1965;
$56,000 3.10s, due on March 1,
and
due
to
a
1972
1968
March 1 from
on
1975
Bond Sale—The
$155,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 23—v. 181,
2402—were
p.
Vick &
to
inclusive.
(P. O. Clear¬
water), Fla.
Certificate Sale—The $2,650,000
—
awarded
181,
v.
to
a
2290
p.
group
were
—
composed
of
John
Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago,
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, of
Orlando, Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc., of Jacksonville, Goodbody & Co., of New York, E. Ray
Allen & Co., of Chicago, Atwill
and Co., of Miami Beach, Courts
&
Co., of Atlanta, McCleary &
Co., of St. Petersburg, Herbert J.
Sims & Co., of New
York, and
Stubbs, Smith & Lombardo, Inc.,
Birmingham, at
a
Bond
1962
to
: and
j
on
June 1, 1963
1964.
199,000 3s.
.1965
j
June 1 from
inclusive.
Due
to
May
June
2.90s.
on
Due
June
1
to
bank
1966
the
on
June
1
Bond
successful
1955.
bondsf
Due
July
] from 1957 to 1972 inclusive.
Company,
Legality
4s.
from
1957
to
inclusive.
The. bonds
are
Interest
dated
April
Legality
1,
ap¬
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
of
Anderson.
Batesville, Ind.
Prentice,
City
receive
(EST)
purchase
of
Richard
bids
1,
$40,000
municipal
1955.
1,
composed of the Con¬
Co.,
National
First
Trust
&
Bank
National
Savings
&
Bank,
Bank,
Northern Trust Co., City National
Due
fjrom July 1, 1956
1966 inclusive. Interest
Ross,
Indi¬
anapolis.
National
offered the
&
Estes
will
7:30
bonds.
Town
:
Clerk-Treasurer,
scaled
bids
until
(CDST) on June 2 for
purchase of $27,000 municipal
p.m.
June
1,
1955.
Ice
approved
&
;
Columbus
Bond
by
Miller,
~i
of
'
Ross,
Indi¬
/
School City, Ind.
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 23—v. 181,
p.
2403—were
awarded
to
the
Harris
Trust
&' Savings
Bank,
Chicago, as l%s,^t 100.27, a basis
of about
bonds
day were sold to
bonds.
Due
March
1
1.83%.
*
Interest
A-O.
bonds
dated
are
2.08%.
Armory
1
from
South
1,
25—v. 181, p.
Offering
Harold
J.
—
sealed
bids
until
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated
June
on
1
June
from
1955.
1,
1956 to
Pepperell, Mass.
of
Commerce
of
1975
Portland.
Legality approved by Hutchinson,
Pierce, Atwood & Scribner, of
count.
Additional Sale—The Second
Clerk
W.
County
Bauereis
J.
Fiscal
June
on
2
the
for
announces
will
Court
sealed bids until 10:30
receive
a.m.
for
purposes
purchase of vari¬
bonds totaling $24,-
of
revenue
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
from
1
Nov.
1956
sive. Bonds due
to
Nov.
inclu¬
1975
to
and subsequent
1960 are callable on
May 1, 1960. Principal
1,
after
and
on
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
Peoples-Liberty
Bank
& Trust
Company, of Covington. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Bond
Offering —J.
16
A.
Shelby,
the
inclusive.
Bond
725,000 bonds,
gas
systems revenue bonds total¬
were sold to the
Securities Corporation,
of Nashville, as follows:
ing
$2,325,000
2V2s.
Due
on
April
1
from 1956 to 1962 inclusive.
335,000
from
23/4s.
on
April
1965 inclusive.
Due
1963 to
1956 to
from
from
1966 to
Due on April
from
1
clusive.
as
June
inclusive.
Due
bonds
1956
The
bonds.
School
1975
Dated Feb. 15, 1955. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1964 in¬
clusive.
police
550,000
bonds
Corn
York
Orleans, or the Chemical
Exchange
Bank, of New
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
City.
June
dated
are
1,
building
Principal and interest pay¬
clusive.
1970 inclusive.
1958 to
Third
Public
March
Dated
1955.
1,
Sept. 1 from 1960 to
on
Dated
May 26 were awarded to
Middlesex
County National
Bank
1955. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1960 to 1979 in¬
The
Ninth
March
Loan
Water
Dated
1955.
Sept. 1 from 1960 to
Dated
March
26,
Pay¬
May
1955.
Shawmut
National
of Boston.
Legality ap¬
by
Storey,
Thorndike,
of Boston.
Bank,
proved
■Bond
1,
Swampscott, Mass.
Sale — Library addition,
and
sewer
fire department bonds
Hutton & Co.,
sold to W. E.
and Lyons
Boston,
100.06,
bonds.
Sewer
& Shafto, Inc., both of
at
1.70s,
as
a
price
of
basis of about 1.69%.
a
clusive.
500,000 Second Public Park
Building bonds.
Dated April
Oct.
on
1
Due
1965
bonds.
from
1956 to
June
on
1
inclusive.
40,000 sewer bonds. Due on June
1 from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
24,000 fire department
bonds.
from
1956
1975 inclusive.
Second Recreation Loan
Dated
May
1,
1955.
addition
library
$95,000
1, 1955. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1977 to 1984 in¬
1, 1955. Due
Nov. 2,
on
The sale consisted of:
Tenth
2,400,000
dated
are
the
at
were
on
dis¬
0.975%
Everett, at
notes
Due
able
clusive.
bonds.
of
count.
bonds.
School
March 1,
7,500,000
notes
$500,000
offered
Palmer & Dodge,
Eighth
8,000,000
ap¬
Somerville, Mass.
Sale—The
Note
1955.
Library
Legality
Boston.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
the
1,950,000 incinerator - reduction
plant bonds. Dated March 1,
1955. Due on Sept.
1 from
Shawmut
by
proved
bonds.
15, 1955. Due on
Aug. 15 from 1961 to 1966 in¬
Due
of
Bank
National
the
Due
to
on
equipment
June
1
from
1960 inclusive.
1, 1955. Principal
payable at the Sec¬
Street Trust Co.,
June
Dated
bonds.
and
interest
Due
on
ond
Bank-State
inclusive.
Nov.
1
from
1966
to
of
Boston.
Dated
New
from
1
at
Feb.
Dated
500,000
inclusive.
June
on
1960 inclusive.
to
able
1
April 1, 1955. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
National Bank of Commerce, of
pavement
macadam
100,000
follows:
1956 to
from
1
on
1965
1955.
1956 to
1
Due on
1956 to 1980 in¬
bonds.
sewer
June
1970
1,320,000 2.95s.
on
1975 in¬
clusive.
250,000
Ghin-
J.
Equitable
$670,000
bonds.
1
June
purchase of $24,-
Ninth
$2,000,000
Due
Sale—Electric, water and
Due
school
$330,000
Due
1970 inclusive.
Parish School
Board, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on June 7 for
the purchase of $135,000 building
bonds. Due serially from 1956 to
of
the
for
bonds.
No.
Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Arcadia), La.
Secretary
Offering—John
475,000
LOUISIANA
Parish
Bienville
2
A.
Mooney, Jr., City Treasurer-Col¬
lector, will receive sealed bids at
the National Shawmut Bank of
220,000 street construction bonds.
ger, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
June
Quincy, Mass.
Offering — Frederic
Bond
until
the
(EST)
purchase
school building
$600,000
Court
also
Company
purchased an issue of $25,000 tax
anticipation notes, at 1.00%'dis¬
count.
Due on Nov. 20, 1955.
lows:
Offering—City Treasurer
John J. Ghingher announces that
Bond
Trust
Bank-State
purchase of $900,000 bonds, as fol¬
Bond
2
Trust
Street
Bank-State
Company, of Boston, at 1.14% dis¬
Boston, 40 Water Street, until 11
a.m.
(DST): on June 1 for the
MARYLAND
June
$38,000 tempo¬
notes offered May 17—v. 181,
2292—were awarded to the Sec¬
Principal and interest
payable at the National
725,000.^
County (P. O. Covington),
Kentucky
Sale—The
Note
inclusive.
Bank
at 100.74, a
City, as 2.20s,
of about 2.13%.
basis
re¬
noon
KENTUCKY
—
$300,000 court
2291—were awarded
Boston Corp., New
First
the
to
ond
(DST) on June 1 for the purchase
of $105,000 permanent improve¬
ous
Offering
Sale—The
Bond
p.
Portland, Me.
sealed bids will be received
July
1955.
Bond
basis of about
a
■
Dukes County (P. O. Edgartown),
Massachusetts
rary
MAINE
from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
The
100.17,
at
2.10s,
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans. /
Baltimore, Md.
March
on
Moseley &
Corp., R. L. Day & Co., Blair &
Co., Inc., Estabrook & Co., all of
New York City, and Rockland-Atlas National Bank of Boston, as
inclusive.
1974
Oct. 1 from 1955
on
Portland.
Guard
2403—were awarded
composed of F. S.
Co., Lee Higginson
p.
York
Improvemen'
on
group
a
Due
1965 inclusive.
National
75,000
Due
from July 1, 1956
July 1, 1962 inclusive: Interest
Legality
Due
1956 to
181,
to
Houma, La.
semi-annually
J-J.
Armory
Street
26—v.
1974 inclusive.
Offering-*-Ruth W. Laud-
bonds; Dated
to
$75,000
Co., of Topeka.
$274,000
$1,150,000
1,: 1955.
(J-D)
Sale —The
same
Sale —The
project bonds offered May
house addition-bonds offered May
The sale consisted of:
1975
receive
2V4s,
as
par.
Guard
Chesterfield, Indiana
Bond
at
Additional
the
Jyly
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 park
Illinois
2V8S and 2s,
Small-Mil-
Wichita,
MASSACHUSETTS
un¬
a.m.
ceive
the
to
of
H.
until
June 6 for
Legality approved by
McCord, Ice &
JVIiller, of
anapolis.
improvement bonds offered May
24—v. 181, p. 2291—were awarded
group
Co.,
Bis-
bids
Webster, City Treasurer, will
The
—
June 1, 1984
on
(CST) on July 13 for
the purchase of $2,000,000 public
improvement bonds. Dated Aug.
price of par.
a
Clerk-Treasurer,
t
on
Dated
Jan.
—
sealed
p.m.
McCord,
Chicago Park District, III.
Harris
Citizens
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
the
J-J.
1,
from
approved
Offering
11
Due
and 1985.
Baltimore, Md.
1966 in¬
interest
the
at
Banking
erbaugh,
as
'
1
Sale
Kenton
June
setfif-annually
payable?
(J-J)
Dated
1956 t6" Jan. 1,
Principal
and
1,
clusive.
2
2xAs, at
as
awarded
burn
that
building
to
Bonds totaling
20,000 water works bonds,
City,
Mac-
sealed bids until i p.m. (CST) on
June 8 for the ptfrchase of $70,000
water works revenue
bonds, as 4s. Due on Jan. 1
Trust
to
Offering-£-John A. Boone,
Trustee, will receive
•
tinental
bidder.
J-J.
Jan.
a
Township
Sale
Dated
at
Sale—The $350,000 build¬
Bond
$20,000 parking
16
$274,000 im¬
provement bonds offered May 25
desig¬
Dougal & Condon, of Chicago.
$85,000
a
payable
company
2402—were" awarded
p.
til
2291—were awarded
to the First State Bank, of Web¬
ster
J-J.
Mr.
—
will receive sealed
181, p.
—v.
Interest
Offering
2s.
to
City, Iowa
bonds offered May
revenue
inclusive.
Additional
land
build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
p. 2403—were awarded to Becker
& Cownie, Inc., Des Moines.
Bond Sale—The
1965
Legality approved by-Foley, Cox
& Judell, of New Orleans.
Kansas), III.
semi-annually
$105,000 were sold to Magnus &
Co.; of Cincinnati, as follows:
to
Principal
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
Broadlands, III.
—
of
Edgar, Coles and Clark Counties
Community Unit Sch. Dist. No. 3
O.
to
Bond Sale—The $185,000
lot
Due on July 1 from 1956
1, 1955.
Bank,
Township Consol. School
District (P. O. Route 1,
Waterloo), Iowa
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler, of Chicago.
(P.
purchase of $275,000 public
improvement bonds.; Dated July
Orange
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
(J-D)
the
by
bonds.
ILLINOIS
Bond
bids
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
trust
or
nated
will
from 1979 to 1985 inclusive.
1955.
for
building
interest
Bond
from 1971 to 1978 inclusive.
1972
31
for the
of Des Moines.
were
1, 1955. Due
1957
and
inclusive,
Due
Sealed
—
be
Due on June 1 from
1970
334,000 3.10s.
367,000
Offering
National
Moines
Iowa-Des
1983 inclusive.
1957 to
30,000
school
Offering—Ralph B. Bisland, Secretary of the Parish Po¬
build¬
ing bonds offered May 23—v. 181,
p.
2403—were awarded
to the
$370,000 2y4s. Due on June 1 from
\Braintree, Mass.
lice Jury, will receive sealed bids
until 9 a.m.
(CST) on June 22
Sale—The $225,000
100.001, a net interest
cost of about 2.21%, as follows:
at
Bond
Bond
Iowa
2291—were awarded
Sons, of Balti¬
181, p.
Alex. Brown &
to
(P. O.
Houma), La.
Lytton Independent School District,
Bond
or
Terrebonne Parish
Co., of Des Moines, jointly.
Bond
Twp. (P. O.
Anderson), Ind.
ticipation certificates offered May
20—v. 181, p. 2168—were awarded
to a group headed by Johnson,
Lane, Space & Co., of Savannah,
at a price of 100.002, a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.02%, as follows:
1956
&
2168—were awarded to
& Co., and Sparks
p.
Nuveen
KANSAS
received by the Board of
Education until 8 p.m.
(CDST)
Savannah, Georgia
60,000 3V4s.
181,
v.
John
at any
bank desig¬
nated by the purchaser. Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
of Chicago.
Sale—The $250,000 water
bonds offered May 24—
Bond
Dated June 1, 1955.
1 from 1956 to 1975
June
on
urer's office
Atlantic, Iowa
revenue
a.m.
Principal and interest
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
IOWA
Hays, Kan.
Arlington Heights), III.
will
Due
Bond
District No. 214 (P. O.
sanitary bonds offered May 24
B
inclusive.
INDIANA
Certiiicate Sale—The $1,100,000
and sewerage revenue an¬
on
B.
the
sealed
of about 2.23%.
Anderson Twp. School
water
Due
M.
receive
Corporation, of Indianapolis, as
2y4s, at a price of 100.08, a basis
County, Twp. High School
price of 99.
GEORGIA
$140,000 4s.
to
will
Bond
more,
Co., Chicago.
$1,250,000
water revenue certificates offered
of
I
on
Pinellas County
May 24
Cook
awarded
that
announces
Metropolitan Com¬
(P. O. Ellicott City), Md.
Sale—The $400,000 series
mission
school bonds.
p.
the
to
awarded
Webster
County Sch. District No. Ill
(P. O. Oak Lawn), III.
Poag
Council
bids until 10
2168 — were
City Securities
181,
v.
—
1.79%.
Cook
A.
City
Howard County
Offering—City Secretary
—v.
the Chase
Bank, New York City,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago, and
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., St. Louis,
as l%s, at 100.40, a basis of about
to
1973
bonds offered May 24
p. 2291—were awarded
Manhattan
inclusive; and $87,000 3s,
due
$1,000,000 series
group composed of
1967; $155,000 3J/4s,
March 1 from
on
::
181,
—v.
P.
$24,300 School
ap¬
A corporate
on
1966
Legality
County Forest Preserve Dist.
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The
and
March 1 from 1968 to 1972
on
Cook
March
1965; $132,000
3.10s, due on March 1, 1966
and 1967; $365,000 3Y4s, due
on
Chicago.
inclusive;
on
bidder.
Monroe, La.
Bond
(CST) on June
22 for the purchase of $1,200,000
May 19
school
funding bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
"
r
Townships bonds offered
$200,000
.000
from
Sale—The
Bond
man,
interest
and
(P. O. R. F. D.
Twp.
1, Vallonia), Ind.
and Civil
County Community High Sch.
Dist No. 231 (P. O.
Evergreen
Park), Illinois
of John Nuveen
1,300,000
street
improvement
basis
a
Cook
follows:
as
2y4s, at 100.43,
as
of about 2.21%.
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.,
Atlanta,
«;
.
^
.
Co., Chicago, B. J. Van Ingen
Co., New York City, Equitable
ecurities Corp., Nashville, Leedy,
heeler & Alleman, of
Orlando,
nd
r
■
Joffer son
Chicago,
Fla.
2168—were
p.
*
^
Trust
Co., and American
Certificate Sale—The $1,800,000
•ertificates offered May 25 — v.
81,
&
National Bank & Trust Co., all of
Jack-
67
(2523)
Taunton, Mass.
850,000 health, welfare and other
buildings bonds. Dated May 1,
1955. Due Nov.
Legality
King
City.
&
1, 1967.
approved
Dawson,
of
by
Wood,
New York
Note
Sale—The
$500,000
notes
181, p. 2403—
were
awarded to the First Na¬
tional Bank of Boston, at 0.984%
offered May 24—v.
discount.
«8
(2524)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, May 30, 1955
...
_
Webber,
MICHIGAN
Rural Agricultural Sch.
(P. O. New Baltimore), Mich.
Dist.
Bond Sale—The
.site
and
building
—
$65,000 Vfes.
and
Due
tem
S
July 1, 1966
1970
on
inclusive.
Ores,
Mich.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the City Clerk un-
*il 8 p.m. (EST) on June 2 for the
to
1969
-or
trust company to be
designated
Battle Creek
Township (P. O.
Battle Creek), Mich.
Offering—W.
until
L.
Raynes,
11
(EST) on
.Tune 1 for the purchase of
$430,4300 water supply and distribution
system improvement and refund¬
a.m.
revenue bond& Dated Dec.
1954. Due
1,
April 1 from 1956 to
on
1988 inclusive.
Sutherland &
Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit. (The
originally scheduled for
May 17.)
Huron
Valley Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Milford), Mich.
Bond
Offerng
Brandeberry,
Board
of
(P. O. Trenton ), Mich.
Offering—Gladys Hunter,
Director,
will
bids until 8 p.m.
receive
(EST)
on
-June 2 for the purchase of
$100,■000 building bonds. Dated June
1955. Due
1973
1,
July 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive.
terest
trust
Principal and in¬
(J-J) payable at a bank or
company
to
be
designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
by
Miller,
Canfield,
Paddock & Stone, of Detrot.
-approved
1
from
Secretary
Sale—The
1, 1955. Due
1958
able at
to
bank
Chicago.
Deford
ler.
2292—were
awarded
to
net interest cost of about
Kuhnlien,
will
1956
to
Bank of Menominee.
1962
to
Due
on
1961
Due
1971
\rthur
&
Vloore
on
Due
on
Due
on
May 1, 1972.
May 1, 1973.
ed bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
31 for the purchase of
to
May
$550,000
paving bonds.
1959
from
on
to
1 0
1955
and
3s, due
to
$165,000
inclusive.
Dec.
1
from
0,0 0 0
recreational
bonds:
$50,000
Dec.
1
from
clusive;
and
Dec.
1
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
pay¬
Co., De¬
approved by Miller,
Paddock & Stone, of
Detroit.
1972
Principal and
interest payable at a banking in¬
stitution designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
Minneapolis, Minn.
Bond Offering—City Comptrol¬
ler A1 Hansen announces that the
(CST)
of
3y4s,
1955
to
due
1964
$50,000
from
in¬
3fc,
1965
to
due
2292
—
were
awarded to
Paine,
1970
a.m.
follows:
as
500,000 school
as
fol¬
lows:
$48,000 series I bonds.
Due on
July 1 from 1956 to 1963 in¬
to
Due
Dated
1
1956
to
at
the
June
1,
1955. Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
to be designated by the
members
Other
181,
p.
—
National
at
York
100.14,
a
(J-J)
Bond
000
sold
of
Sale—An
road
and
the
to
Bank,
airport
improve¬
.
Ca-
L.
Clerk,
bids
118,
until
June 7
Dated
Ind.
Consol.
117 and 81
Sch.
(P. O.
Bond Sale—The $165,000 build¬
suc¬
bidder. Legality approved
2404
First
and
—
were
National
the
First
awarded
Bank
of
National
St.
to
15
of
as
follows:
1956 to
Bond,
sealed
R.
receive
(MST)
p.m.
on
purchase of $100,bonds.
July 1, 1955. AmortizationV
will
first
the
be
will
bonds
choice of the
Madison
bridge
First
National
Interest
A-O.
Charles
by
Bank,
Legality
&
Trauer-
nicht, of St. Louis.
choice;
the
be
second
City Council. Inter¬
Town
Offering
Bond
C.
—
H.
6
obligation
bonds.
building
Hughes,
June
$20,000
(MST)
of
on
Dated
July
purchase
bonds.
bonds
Amortization
1955.
the first
1,
will be
choice; serial bonds will
Miles City, Mont.
195b
works
gas
bonds.
Due
The
—
$20,000 fire
May 23—v.
truck
bonds
181,
2404—were awarded to the
p.
offered
First National Bank of Miles City.
Stillwater County
High School Dist.
(P. O. Rapelje), Mont.
revenue
Due from 1959 to 1985
natural
Sale
water
from
Due
J-J.
Interest
Bond
inclusive.
water
bonds.
the
for
Jones,
a.m.
general
1975
W.
be the second choice of the School
will receive sealed
(CST) on June
7
for
the
purchase of $175,00C
bonds, as follows:
10
Offering—J.
until 8 p.m.
bids
Clerk,
bids until
County High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Harrison), Mont.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Board.
Walnut, Miss.
Bond
No. 23
$200,bonds was
from
clusive.
system
from
reve¬
1958
to
Bond Sale—The $76,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 23—v. 181,
p.
2292 — were awarded to the
Yellowstone Bank, of Columbus,
as 2.80s, at 100.13.
MISSOURI
Hartington, Neb.
Jackson
County (P. O.
Independence), Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
street
Bond
Sale—The $1,000,000 park
offered May 25—v. 181, p.
bonds
2292—were
awarded
to
a
on
July 1 from
1965 inclusive.
paving bonds
of Hartington.
Bank
group
was
$100,000
sold to
NEW HAMPSHIRE
composed of Smith, Barney & Co.,
Hornblo^ver
&
Weeks,
both
Dover, N. H.
oi
New York City, William Blair &
Co., Blupt Ellis & Simmons, both
Chicago, and White-Phillips
Co., Davenport, at 100.17, a net
of
interest
cost
of
about
1.94%,
as
follows:
$250,000
l%s.
Due
on
April
Note Offering—Sealed bids
be received until
Due Dec. 20,
750,000 2s.
Due
1965
1969
to
on
St.
Bond
inclusive.
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
18 (P. O. Gilbert), Mo.
No.
Bond
Sale—The
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
p.
2404—were
awarded
to
the
First
and
National
the
Bank
Northern
of
Gilbert,
National
Bank
of
Duluth, jointly, as 2.40s,
100.07, a basis of about 2.39%.
St.
Louis
at
Bond
of
first
nance
Housing
Agency.
$875,000
non¬
mortgage
dor¬
and
Home
the
100.12,
National
a
on
as
are
dated
1 from
June
inclusive.
terest
Shawmut
2s, at a price
basis of about 1.97%.
bonds
1955. Due
1967
of $60,000
bonds was
issue
June
1,
1956 to
Principal and in¬
at
the National
payable
Shawmut Bank, of Boston. Legal¬
ity approved by Ropes,
Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Rockingham County (P. O.
Exeter), N. H.
mitory bonds offered May 19—v.
181, p. 2169—were awarded to the
Federal
to
The
University (P. O.
Sale—The
exempt
Sale—An
Bank, of Boston,
St. Louis), Mo.
tax
1955.
improvement
public
sold
Louis
on
$300,1955.
Dover, N. H.
1
April 1 from
will
(DST)
noon
June 1 for the purchase of
000 notes.
Dated June 1,
from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
the
Paul,
Bank
Minneapolis, jointly at 100.10,
$95,000 2V4S. Due
C.
—
will
7:30
for the
bonds
of
issue
as 3s, 2V2s, 2y4s and
April 15, 1955. Due on
1956 to 1975 in¬
Dated
April
May 24 — v.
awarded to
Walnut Grove), Minn.
p.
E.
Albany),
were
City, jointly, as 1.70s,
basis of about 1.67%.
Joint
Harold
and
Offering
City
Memphis,
2s.
pay¬
Redwood, Murray and Cottonwood
Counties
syndi¬
Wood & Co., both of St. Paul.
Mississippi
July
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and
C. F. Childs & Co., Inc., both of
New
the
NEBRASKA
on
Paul), Minn.
2169
of
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Louis, First of Michigan Corpora*
tion, of New York, Foster & Mar¬
shall, of Seattle, William Blair &
Co., of Chicago, Kalman & Co.,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, both
of
Minneapolis, Stern Bros. &
Co., of Kansas City, the Illinois
Company, of Chicago, First Na¬
est J-J.
Union County (P. O. New
Manhattan
ment bonds offered
30
cate: Harriman
inclusive
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan
Airports Commission (P. O.
obligation
June
on
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
serial
90,000
Bank, of New York City, or at the
City Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by Wood, King & Daw¬
son, of New York City.
The foregoing bonds are in ad¬
St.
from
1984 inclusive.
1975
Chase
Due
2.20s.
197,850
trial bonds. Due serially from 1956
to 1980 inclusive.
nue
Principal and interest
able
1970
to
rothers, City Clerk, will offer at
p.m. (CST) on
May 8, an issue of $100,000 indus¬
ing bonds offered May 25—v. 181,
dated
1960
Hardin, Mont.
inclusive.
July 1, 1955. Due
from
on June 30
inclusive.
2,176,350 2s. Due
Bond
public auction at 8
bonds.
on
clusive.
are
in¬
Aug. 1, 1955
Offering—Leona
55,000
670,000 public building bonds.
June 30 from
on
500 water works extension
550,000 street impr0vement
July 1 from 1956 to 1959 in¬
bonds
$791,400 3s. Due
tional Bank, of Minneapolis, First
additional
Batesville, Miss.
Bond
works
900,000 revolving bonds.
bear
MISSISSIPPI
$20,000
bonds.
Chicago, at 100.03, a net
cost of about 2.13%, as
Aug. 1, 1956.
to
Dist. Nos.
clusive.
202,000 series II bonds.
bonds
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
to
terest of 1.10% from
900,000 storm drain bonds.
Detroit.
p.
10
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 gen¬
by Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Michigan
$25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
until
2 for the purchase
$4,771,000 bonds,
1974
No. 4
Sale—The
bids
on
Eureka
Bond
sealed
on June
Feb. 1 from
on
145,000 2.70s. Due
Board of Estimate & Taxation will
receive
Feb. 1 from
on
1958 to 1964 inclusive.
approved
provement bonds being offered on
the same date—v. 181, p. 2404.
special assessment bonds,
pany
inclusive.
facilities
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
May
for the
purchase of $250,000
cessful
Township Frac. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Route 2, Greenville),
bids until .7:30 p.m.
dition to the $388,798.12 street im¬
31
The
Mrs. Eddie
—
1965
; Bond Offering—Gladys Holmes,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
Sept.
Offering
(CST)
May 31 for the purchase of
$45,000 building bonds. Dated May
I, 1955. Due on Feb. 1 from 1958
inclusive.
inclusive.
able at the Detroit Trust
troit. Legality
follows:
Royal Oak, Mich.
May 1 from
1, 1955. Due
1
inclusive;
1984
follows:
Consol.
on
eral
Detroit, Mich.
Bond Offering—Chas. H.
Beaubien, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
1956
Dec.
Due
Lucht, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
gen¬
$215,000 park bonds: $50,000 3V4s,
May 1 from
East
assessment
Bond
Bank,
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
bonds.
Common
Inc.,
Moody,
both of St. Paul, at 100.02, a net
cost of about 2.63%, as
The
of
162,000 sidewalk bonds.
obligation bonds offered May
23—v. 181, p. 2404—were awarded
to Baun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.,
Toledo, at 100.05, a net interest
as
&
Juran
100,000 2V2S. Due
Sch. Dist. No. 29 (P. O. Quamba),
Minnesota
Detroit,
eral
on
County
both
interest
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
interest
389,000 park bonds.
3.02%,
County Ind. Consol Sch.
Wheaton),
and the American National
serially from 1957 to 1976 inclu¬
sive. Legality approved by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
Kanabec
181, p. 1926—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the North¬
Trust Co., and Blyth & Co.,
follows:
neapolis;
(P. O.
until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June 21
for
the
purchase of $2,250,000
McDonaldof
Oak Park, Mich.
Sale — The $315,000
1964
arid
$700,000 school bonds.
Co., and
Co., both
&
Principal
school improvement
v.
a
ern
Bond Sale—The $385,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 25—v. 181,
p. 2404—were awarded to a group
composed of E. J. Prescott & Co.,
and Kalman & Co., both of Min¬
Robbinsdale), Minn.
181, p. 2404—
Kenower, Mac-
to
inclusive.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received by the District Clerk
jointly, at 100.001.
2.48%,
inclusive.
9,000 IV2S.
Canfield,
awarded
ity approved by Dorsey, Colman,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
neapolis.
(,
$140,000 2.10s. Due
offered May 23—v.
inclusive.
9,000 1 %s.
Dated June
of
School District
assessment street and sewer bonds
were
by the Village Clerk
(CST) on June 16 for
general
improvement bonds. Due serially
from 1957 to 1976 inclusive. Legal¬
until 8 p.m.
Hennepin County Independent
Monroe, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $96,000 special
on
76,000 2V2s.
purchase
receive
until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
May 31 for the purchase of
555,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1955. Due semi-annually from
Oct. 1, 1955 to Oct. 1, 1972 inclu¬
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable
at
the
First
National
follows:
from
Director,
1976
sealfed bids
Ken-
MacArthur & Co., and Mc¬
Donald-Moore & Co., both of De¬
troit, jointly, at a price of 100.008,
1
Stone,
Township School
8 (P.O.R. F.D.),
Bond Offering—V. P.
due
ower,
$31,000 3V2S.
the
interest
to
cost of about
Community School District,
special
pay¬
or
Canfield, Paddock &
District
Michigan
as
for
$100,000
swimming pool bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1957
inclusive.
Menominee), Mick.
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 19—v. 181,
a
1973
April
on
of Detroit.
Bond
p.
the
trust company
to be, designated by the successful
bidder. Legality approved by Mil¬
a
Bond
$16,500
high¬
way fund bonds offered May 24—
v. 181, p. 2403—were
awarded to
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
of
of
J.
Education, will receive
Principal and interest (A-O)
Camden, Mich.
Bond
Lawrence
—
an
Brownstown and Monguagon Twps.
Brae. School District No. 3
^sealed
Co., both of Toledo,
jointly.
District No.
District
2
County School District No.
1 (P. O. Great Falls), Mont.
Bond Sale —The $3,957,000
building bonds offered May 23—
Minnesota
nated
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
p. 2292—were awarded to Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc., and Ryan,
Trust
Bond
sew¬
Cascade
the purchase of $1,410,000
Dist. No. 32 (P. O.
payable at a bank desig¬
by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Faegre &
Benson, of Minneapolis.
(A-O) payable at the De¬
Co., Detroit. Legality
-approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
terest
was
and
will
be received
Traverse
to
Menominee
sale
trust
or
Bond Offering—Orvil Johnson,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on June
Livingstone, Crouse &
both of Detroit, jointly,
214 s, at a price of 100.05, a
Principal and in¬
troit
bank
a
to be designated by the
MINNESOTA
R.
Dated June
Township Clerk, will receive seal¬
ing
supply
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 9 for the purchase of $1,250,000 school site and building bonds.
by the successful bidder.
bids
interest
and
MONTANA
Richfield, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Granite Falls, Minn.
Township School District
(P. O. Flat Rock), Mich.
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at a bank
ed
Principal
a
Huron
purchase of $22,500 motor vehicle
Iiighway fund bonds. Dated May
~1, 1955. Due on May 1 from 1956
Bond
Due
Legality approved by
MJiller,
Canfield,
Paddock
&
Stone, of Detroit.
basis of about 2.24%.
July 1 from
55,000 2V2S. Due on July 1, 1971.
55,000 2*4s. Due on July 1, 1972.
55,000 2s. Due on July 1, 1973.
Au
1955.
Co.,
and 1967.
to
1,
as
on
150,000 2%s. Due
1968
water
June
purchaser.
sys¬
age disposal system revenue
bonds
to
Siler &
Co., arid
inclusive.
Due
par,
about
purchase of
utility revenue
(M-S) payable at
of
of
the
from 1959 to 1970 in¬
1
company
bonds to Shan¬
Co.,
March
clusive.
Detroit, at a
net interest
cost of
3.04%, as fol¬
lows:
$340,000 3s, due on
April 1 from 1958 to 1979 in¬
clusive; and $40,000 314s, due
on April 1,
1980 and 1981.
135,000
1965
to
&
price
35,000 3s. Due on July 1, 1958.
290,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
1959
revenue
non
for
8
electric
Dated
bonds.
on
follows:
as
June
on
$900,000
$380,000 automobile parking
1957.
95,000 2V2s.
of
$515,000 bonds
May 16—v. 181, p. 2061—
awarded
were
July 1, 1956
on
Curtis,
,
Sale—The
offered
bonds
181, p.
v.
&
Grosse Pointe, Mich.
Bond
$800,000 school
offered
2403 — were
awarded to a group composed of
the First of Michigan Corp., De¬
troit, John Nuveen & Co., Chi¬
cago, McDonald-Moore & Co., H.
V. Sattley & Co., both of Detroit,
and Ballman & Main, of Chicago,
at 100.01, a net interest cost of
about 2.61%, as follows:
Alary 25
Jackson
Chicago.
Anchor Bay
Fi¬
Note
Sale—The
offered
the
May 26
First
ton,
at 1.25%
The
1955.
notes
Due
$150,000
on
notes
awarded to
were
National
Bank
of
Bos¬
discount.
are
Dec.
dated
May 27,
19, 1955. Prin¬
cipal and interest payable at the
30,000 21/2s. Due
South Haven, Mich.
1966 to
Bond
son,
sealed
Offering—Norman Nel¬
City
Clerk,
will
receive
bids
until 7:30
p.m.
(EST)
40,000 2.70s. Due
.
1969 to
on
July 1 from
1968 inclusive.
on
July 1 from
1972 inclusive.
Sturgeon, Mo.
Bond
water
the
First
Sale—An issue of $15,000
revenue
bonds
was
Sturgeon State Bank.
sold
to
National
Legality
Thorndike,
Boston.
Bank
approved
Palmer
of
by
&
Boston.
Storey;
Dodge,
of
Number 5433
181
Volume
.
Kirkland,
Wharton, N. J.
NEW JERSEY
Bond Offering—Hugh
School Dist.
Township
Bethlehem
(P. O. West Portal), N. J. 1
Bond Sale—The $60,000 build¬
-
24—v. 181,
p. 2293 — were awarded to the
Washington Trust Co., Washing¬
ton, as 2.45s, at 100.15, a basis of
ing bonds offered May
2.43%.
about
June
Cape May Point, N. J.
Sale—The $15,000 equip¬
Bond
May
offered
bonds
24—v.
awarded to
Boland, Saffin & Co., New York
City, as 2.85s, at 100.05, a basis of
181,
2169
p.
—
were
to
of
Bank
improvement
public
Dated July
East Rutherford. Legality
approved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Washburn, of New York City.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (DST) on June 7 for the
purchase of $270,000 building
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
8
the
for
20
bonds,
as
noon
Dated June
(MST)
York
York City Housing
New
&
Authority,
New York
June
purchase of $2,359,000
follows:
$240,000 fire bonds. Due on July 1
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Offering
—
Philip
J.
Each bidder must
rial
maturities
prescribe
se¬
bonds
on
the
for
Jan. 1 of each year
1975 inclusive.
rate
the Citizens National
Co., Caldwell. Le¬
gality approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York City.
build¬
Bond Sale—The $450,000
2.40s, at 100.22,
Bond
Principal and interest (J-D)
1955.
Albuquerque National Bank.
Le¬
gality approved by Pershing, Bosworth, Dick & Dawson, of Denver.
County (P. O. Trenton),
New Jersey
Sale
The $942,000 im¬
NEW YORK
—
provement bonds offered May 24
—v.
181, p. 2293—were awarded
to Salomon. Bros. & Hutzler, of
New York
City,
1.70s, at 100.08,
as
North Brunswick Twp.
School Dist.
(P. O. Route 4, New Brunswick),
New Jersey
Bond Sale—The
Croton-On-Hudson, N. Y.
Offering—Joseph A. Zer-
Bond
$750,000 build¬
receive
Clerk, will
Village
ello,
sealed bids until* 11 a.m. (DST) on
purchase of $38,000
June 8 for the
basis of about 1.68%.
a
1,
July
dated
are
basis
a
of about 2.37%.
Mercer
bonds
York
B. J.
p. 2293—were awarded to
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., New
as
675,000 water bonds. Due on July
1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
payable at the City Treasurer's
office, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City, and the
ing bonds offered May 25—v. 181,
City,
inclusive.
494,000
The
Hillsdale School District, N. J.
sanitary sewer system bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive. Prin¬
payable
(J-J)
interest
and
cipal
Midland Trust Co.,
at the Marine
Legality approved
ing bonds offered May 24—v. 181,
New York City.
2062—were awarded to a group
composed of the National State
Bank, Van Deventer Bros., Inc.,
J. R. Ross & Co., F. R. Cole & Co.,
all of Newark, and Ewing & Co.,
of Montclair, as 2lks, at 100.10, a
by Wood, King & Dawson,
York City.
p.
of New
Dist. No.
(P. O. Binghamton), N.
Bond
Sale
—
J
Y.
$2,940,000
The
building bonds offered May 26—v.
Red Bank,
N. J.
Sale—The
$503,000
gen¬
improvement and
sewer
May 23—v. 181, p.
2169—were awarded to a group
bonds offered
National
the
of
composed
State
Bank, Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and
Robert E. Lewis, Jr., all of New¬
ark, taking $502,000 bonds as 2.05s,
at 100.21, a basis of about 2.02%.
Roseland School District, N. J.
Bond
& Co., Inc., New
City,
Manufacturers
&
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, Roose¬
velt & Cross, Wood, Struthers &
Co., F. S. Smithers & Co., all of
New York City, First of Michigan
Corp., Detroit, W. H. Morton &
Co., R. D. White & Co., and Rand
& Co., all of New York City, as
2V2s, at 100.73, a basis of about
Buffalo,
181, p.
the Na¬
2.43%.
& Essex
Newark
Banking
Eden Water District (P.
(P. O. Elizabeth),
Jersey
New
Offering
Bond
Pearsall,
receive
sealed
—
M.
Donald
Treasurer,
County
cn
bids until
11
O. Eden),
New York
$38,000 water
Sale—The
Bond
distribution system bonds offered
181, p. 2293
19 —v.
May
the
to
awarded
—
Buffalo,
100.05,
a
2V2s,
as
Marine
bonds.
1956
improvement
to
Due
on
1980
47,000 park bonds.
1 from
The
1955.
July
1
from
inclusive.
at
a
price
of
dated
July
payable at the County Treasurer's
office, or at the National State
Bank,
Elizabeth.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Tavlor &
Washburn, of New York City.
amount from the prin¬
not vary in
cipal and interest payable in any
other
year,
above determined,
as
by more than $1,050.
(P. O.
Dist. No.
1
Marathon), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
after
$400,000 build¬
26—v. 181,
2405—were awarded to George
B. Gibbons &
&
Stevenson
York
100.53,
City,
a
Co., Inc., and Bacon,
Co.,
jointly,
both
as
of
New
2.40s,
basis of about 2.34%.
bids at
the
re¬
office
at
cus
& Co., Prescott & Co., Raffensperger, Hughes & Co., Ryan,
of
Sutherland &
McNab, 434 State St.,
Schenectady, until 2:30 p.m.
(DST)
on June 2 for the purchase
$1,850,000
site and building
of
interest payment date there¬
after, as a whole, or in part in the
any
of
order
inverse
their
numbers,
redemption price of par and
interest to date of re¬
a
demption plus a premium of 4%
of their par value if redeemed on
or before Jan.
1, 1970; or a pre¬
mium of 3% of their par value if
thereafter,
redeemed
but
on
or
premium
of 2V2% of their par value if re¬
deemed thereafter but on or be¬
before Jan. 1, 1975; or a
1980; or a premium of
2% of their par value if redeemed
thereafter, but on or before Jan. 1,
1985, or a premium of 1% of their
par value if redeemed thereafter,
but on or before Jan. 1, 1990, and
fore Jan. 1,
without
premium
if
redeemed
interest
Principal and
thereafter.
payable at the
Bankers
New York City.
(J-J)
Trust Co.,
bonds
will
be
direct
general obligations of the
and
Author¬
ity and the punctual payment of
the principal of and interest on
said bonds will be guaranteed by
City of New York pursuant to
Contract between the
The
The City of New
to
the project,
March 1, 1953. The
and
relating
York,
dated
of
as
of the principal of and
on said bonds will be ad¬
payment
ditionally secured by a pledge of
net revenues of the project
the
with
are
respect to which said bonds
to be issued as
resolution
provided in the
the issu¬
authorizing
of said bonds.
The Authority
said re¬
obliga¬
has reserved the right in
solution to issue additional
tions
nues
ner
payable frbm the net reve¬
of said project in the man¬
provided therein.
The
proved
the bonds and
Contract will be ap¬
validity of
the Guaranty
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Stein
able
Mohawk
the
at
&
Co.,
Oyster Bay, Massapequa Water
Dist. (P. O. Oyster Bay), N. Y.
Bond
Offering—Lewis N.
Waters, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive sealed bonds until 11 a.m.
(DST)
May 31 for the pur¬
$102,000 water bonds
on
of
Dated Dec.
1, 1954. Due on June 1
1956 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Bay,
Manhattan
Chase
Trust
Bank
Oyster
of
Company,
the
New York
payable
(J-D)
Shore
North
the
at
or
Bank,
al
of
6
No.
J. Omer La-
—
plant, City Chamberlain, will re¬
until
bids
sealed
ceive
3
p.m.
June 9 for the pur¬
chase of
$250,000 water bonds.
Dated July 1, 1955. Due on July 1
(DST)
on
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal
(J-J)
interest
and
Plattsburgh.
payable
of
Albany,
Bank
State
at' the
Legality
12
(P. O. Rome), N. Y.
Offering — Robert C.
Bond
Wentworth, District Trustee, will
receive
of G.
sealed
bids
for the District,
ington
St.,
(DST)
of
office
the
at
Edward LaGratta,
Attorney
125 North Wash¬
until
Rome,
noon
June 2 for the purchase
on
$282,000 building bonds. Dated
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from.
to 1984 inclusive.
Principal
June
1956
and interest
Rome
(J-D) payable at the
Co., Rome. Legality
Trust
approved by Sullivan, Donovan,.
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, ct
New York City.
Bonaventure
St.
University (P. 0„
St. Bonaventure), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
Juvenal
Rev.
—
Lalor, O. F. M., President of the
enue
will receive sealedp.m. (DST) on June?purchase of $1,250,000*
tax-exempt dormitory rev¬
bonds.
Dated July 1, 1954.
Due
on
University,
Plattsburgh, N. Y.
Offering
Brothers,
Deventer
Co., and Zahner & Co.
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Bond
Van
Rome Common School District
City. Legality approved
Galloway, of New York City.
&
Gundy & Co., Inc., Wurts, Dulles
National
Schenectady. Legality
approved by Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Stokes
Boyce,
Inc., J. G. White & Co., Inc., Wood,
of
Bank,
Co., Shannon & Co.,
&
Bros.
Co., Walter Stokes & Co., Talmage
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
approved
by Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
until 2
bids
the
for
7
not
July 1 from 1957 to 1994k
inclusive.
Principal
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the Marine Trust
Co. of Western New York, Buf¬
falo,
at the Marine Midland
New York City. Legal¬
or
Trust Co.,
ity approved by Sullivan, Dona-
McGovern
Hanrahan,
van,
Mitchell, of New York City.
&■
Lane, of New York City.
Port of New York
Authority, N. Y.
Sale — The $30,000,000
Bond
Clarendon,
series, consolidated bonds
offered May 23—v. 181, p. 2293—
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
headed
Drexel
Stuart & Co..
Glore, Forgan &
&
Co.,
price of 99.05,
2%s, at
of
basis
about 2.79%.
a
a
J.
Devine &
Co., Blair & Co.,
Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,, Fenner
& Beane, Hallgarten & Co..
Dick & Merle-Smith, B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Shields & Co., Braun.
Bosworth & Co., Inc., Coffin &
Burr,
Eastman, Dillon & Co., A
Boland, Saffin &
C. Allyn & Co.,
Co., Barr Brothers & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., John Nuveen & Co.,
Swiss-A m e r i c a n Corp., Hornblower & Weeks, Stroud & Co..
Roosevelt & Cross, Laurence M.
Marks
&
Co., Central Republic
Co., Bache & Co., Wm. E. Pollock
& Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Baxter,
Williams &
ties Corp.,
Co., American Securi¬
Wertheim & Co., Hirsch
Co., Weeden & Co., Francis I.
DuPont
&
Co., Green, Ellis &
&
Tucker,
Anderson, Tripp
Anthony & Co.
&
Co.,
Smithers
&
Co., Mackey.
S.
F.
Dunn
&
&
Clerk, will receive sealed
3 p.m. (DST) on Juno
the
1955.
purchase
bonds.
Due
on
interest
(M-N)
$835,00(t
March
195&'
from
Principal
inclusive.
1985
of
Dated
March 1
and
at
the
payable
Com¬
Trust
Lincoln-Rochester
of Rochester. Legality ap¬
by Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
pany,
proved
City.
Triangle, Barker, Chenango, Lisle,
Maine, Marathon, lVif-
Nanticoke,
let, Greene, and Smithville
School
District
No.
1
Central-
(P.
O.
Whitney Point), N. Y.
Offering—Carlton R. Bird,
Bond
will receive sealed
p.m.
(DST) on*
2 for the purchase of $540,-
District Clerk,
2:30
until
bids
June
building bonds. Dated May I,.
Due on May 1 from 1956 to
1985 inclusive. Principal and in¬
000
1955.
terest
York
(M-N) payable at the New
Trust
Company,
of New
City. Legality approved by
Sykes,
Heckler &
Vandewater,
Galloway, of New York
City.
Redpath, R. L. Day & Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., Eman¬
uel
&
for
to
;
until
bids
2
y.
Offering—Frank W. Epke,
Bond
District
York
Co., Auchincloss, Parker
No. ,1
District
(P. O. Brockport), N.
building
Other members of the syndicate:
C.
School
Central
by Halsey,
Co., Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co..
Ogden, Parma, Clarhson
Murray and Bergen
Sweden,
fourth
1966, will be redeemable
1,
prior to maturity at the option of
the Authority on Jan. 1, 1965, or
ance
ing bonds offered May
p.
Clerk, will
S.
as
The bonds maturing on or
Jan.
interest
Cincinnatus,
and Lisle Central Sch.
Due on July
1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
are
principal
Authority
Harford, Mara¬
Willet,
Virgil,
thon,
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
bonds
any
and interest
payable in each fiscal year com¬
mencing July 1, 1957, i.e., the in¬
terest payable each July 1 and the
principal and interest becoming
due on the following Jan. 1 shall
the
that
Trust
basis of about 2.49%.
Freetown, Lapeer,
general
in
Guaranty
lows:
$1,258,000
be
the bonds in
by
not
but
were
a.m.
June
to
of one-eighth or
The
will Company of Western New York,
8 for the pur¬
chase of $1,305,000 bonds, as fol¬
(DST)
Blair
York
Co., of Newark, as 2.20s, at 100.03,
a basis of about 2.19%.
Union County
p.
to
May 25—v.
awarded
2405—were
tional
school'
Sale—The $171,000
bonds offered
2404—were awarded to a
group
composed of the Marine
Trust Co. of Western New York,
181,
eral
interest
multiples
one-tenth of 1%,
event exceeding
5% per annum. All of the bonds
maturing in any one
(1) year
must bear the same single rate of
interest. The annual maturities of
the bonds shall be so arranged
borne
at
and
Chenango
Kirkwood Central Sch.
basis of about 2.23%.
Bond
of
rates
or
accrued
Fenton,
Dickinson,
sealed
from
(EDST) on June 1 for the
purchase of $27,150,000 Part IV
Program bonds (Bay View Houses,
NYC-24 and Coney Island Houses,
NYC-25). Dated July 1, 1955.
a.m.
payable at
Principal and interest (J-D)
W.
H. Newbold's
Son & Co.,
Newhard, Cook & Co., D. A. Pin-
Frederick P.
—
District
Duncan
11
Bank & Trust
June 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
sive.
Offering
chase
sanitary sewer bonds.
Due on July 1 from 1957 to
on
Bond
Buehler,
Cruise, Chairman of the Author¬
ity, will receive sealed bids until
beginning Jan.
1, 1958, and ending Jan. 1, 2003.
Such maturity schedule shall be
submitted with the proposal. Each
bidder must
also
prescribe the
950,000 storm sewer bonds. Due
on
July 1 from 1957 to 1975
Arthur & Co.
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
sealed
on
27, 1955. Due on Dec.
28, 1955. Payable at the Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank,
of New
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
until 2 p.m.
'
(P. O. Schenectady),
May 1 from 1956 to 1985 inclusive.
sue
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bond Offering—Ida V. Malone,
bids
J.
Au¬
the
Co., John C. Legg & Co., MacBride, Miller & Co., A. E. Masten
& Co., Mead, Miller & Co., Mer¬
rill, Turben & Co., Kenower, Mac-
bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
NEW MEXICO
City
School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—C. H. Wrensch,
Fells
Philip
that
1
69
&
New York
ceive
Authority,
will receive sealed bids
(DST) on May 31 for
purchase of $20,495,000 (Is¬
CVII) temporary loan notes.
the
Bank,
Essex
announces
No.
until
ity
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Rutherford National
and Colonie Central Sch. Dist.
Trust
&
purchaser without charge.
Niskayuna, Glenville, Clifton Park
thority
R. Roeg-
approved by Hawkins, Dela¬
field & Wood, of New York City.
purchase of $112,-
June 13 for the
Bank
2.10s, at 100.20, a
as
Sale—Chairman
Note
Cruise
of
Secretary
to the
New York
School District, N. J.
Bond Offering— John
er,
Dist.
build¬
$52,000
New York City Housing
New York City.
W ood-Lynne
Sch.
& Mitchell, whose ap¬
proving opinion will be delivered
basis of about 2.05%.
Dover,
approved by
Delafield & Wood, of
bonds.
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until 8:30 p.m.
(DST) on
from
Co., Albany,
Legality
Hawkins,
Central
Paris
Sale—The
Commercial
tional
payable at the Na¬
1, 1955. Due on June
1956 to
1966 inclusive.
Rutherford, N. J.
Bond Offering — Edwin Maher,
East
1
on
interest (J-D)
tional
Union
Trimble
ing bonds offered May 26—v. 181,
p. 2405—were awarded to the Na¬
the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (DST) on June
14
for
the
purchase of $25,000
school bonds. Dated July 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1965
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(J-J)
payable at the
Camden
Trust Company, Camden.
Legal¬
about 2.83%.
000
$29,Dated June
June 1 from 1956
1965 inclusive.
Principal and
1, 1955. Due
Whites-
No. 1 (P, O. Clinton), N. Y.
Bond
14 for the purchase of
000 fire engine bonds.
and
non
Hartford,
New
Marshall, Westmoreland, Ver¬
town,
A. Force,
Borough Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 8 p.m.
(DST) on
Wharton.
ment
(2525)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Deetjen
&
G.
Co.,
C.
Butternuts and Sidney
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P.O.
Unadilla,
Haas
Unadilla,
Newberger, Loeb & Co..
& Co., Schmidt, Poole & Co.,
Co.,
Rand
Singer,
& Scribner, John
Starkweather & Co.,
Deane
Small & Co.,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
N.
Y.
$360,000 school
May 26—v. 181, p,
awarded to the Marine*
offered
2405—were
Thomas & Co., C. F. Childs & Co.,
Trust
Allison-Williams &
Buffalo, and R. D. White & Co.,
New York City, jointly, as 2.60s,
&
Co., Andrews
Wells, Inc., Arthurs, Lestrange
& Co.,
Barret,
Fitch, North & Co., J. Barth & Co.,
Boettcher & Co., Brooke & Co.,
&
Co.,
Barcus,
Bacon, Whipple
Kindred & Co.,
at
C.
Julian
Courts
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz &
Collings
&
&
No. 1
Co.,
Co., Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Ellis &
New York,
2.59%.
Baldwin, Erin Chemung,
Spencer, Barton,
Cayuta
Collins & Co., Cohu & Co.,
of Western
100.12, a basis of about
Van Etten,
Butcher & Sherrerd.
C.
Co.
Newfield and
Central Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Van Etten),
New York
Offering—Chas. C. Ring,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Bond
bids
until 2 p.m.
(DST) on June
$331,500
1, 1955.
to 1984
interest
Goodbody & Co., Johnson & John¬
(J-D) payable at the Farmers &
son, McCormick & Co., McMaster
Hutchinson & Co., A. M. Kidder Merchants Bank, of Spencer. LeCo., Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Fauset, Steele & Co., Glickenhaus
& Lembo, Glover & MacGregor,
purchase of
school bonds. Dated June
Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
inclusive. Principal and
2
for
the
70
The Commercial and Financial
(2526)
until
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
(EST)
noon
purchase of $297,000 building
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
from 1956 to 1978 in¬
December 1
Wallkill Common School District
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
1 e g a 1
depository of the board, currently
the Athens National Bank, Athens.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
No.
12 (P. O. R. D. 4,
Middletown), N. Y.
Bond Offering—Samuel E. Mit¬
chell, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST)
on
June 2 for the purchase of
June
1,1955. Due
1956
to
on
inclusive.
1973
-
Bond
ary
Principal
—v.
and interest (J-J) payable at the
Orange
to
main
Westbury, N.Y.
$152,000 land acquisition and vil¬
lage hall bonds. Dated May 1,
1955. Due on May 1 from 1956 to
1975 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Bank
New
York
Wood,
&
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
(EST)
of
$35,000 bonds,
$20,000
until
7:30
p.m.
Due
Dec.
on
North Hampton,
Nabors,
Board of Education,
from
15
Clerk of the
will receive sealed bids until
City.
Ohio
offered
Charlotte, N. C.
Bond Sale—The $800,000
bonds
offered
2293—were
library
May 24—V? 181,
tb
awarded
a
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Central Bank
p.
ity
group
approved
Co., Lorain. Legal¬
by Squire, Sanders
of Shearson, Hammill & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Laidlaw & Co., Wood,
Cleveland, Ohio
Struthers & Co., and Bramhall,
Falion & Co., all of New York
Bond Offering—George H. Vine,
City, at 100.07, a net interest cost Director of Finance, will receive
of about 2.22%, as follows:
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EDST)
June
for
8
the
first
400,000
system
purchase of $1,-
mortgage
revenue
sewerage
bonds.
Dated
Due on Sept. 15
composed
March
&
from 1957 to 1986 inclusive. Bonds
Co.,
$225,000 6s.
Due
June 1 from
on
Due
on
June 1 from
Due
on
0.25s.
1981
Due
Due
..
County
(P.
O.
Durham),
from
1
1956
to
1,500,000 off-street parking, sec¬
ond series E, bonds. Due on
1,250,000 recreation, third series
E, bonds. Due' on Dec. 1 from
Trust
Co.
of
lanta, at 100.02,
of about 1.68%,
Georgia, of At¬
1956
to
1960
l%s.
on
June
V'
Mecklenburg County (P. O.
Charlotte), N. C.
2293—were
composed
awarded
to
„
library
181,
a
v
1956
1956 to
Due
800,000
1960 to
1
on
Due
JUne 1 from
1970
550,000
June
on
1
!
from
first
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
200,000 2y4s. Due
on
June 1 from
.
a
group
1958
to
50,000 2s.
and
as
1965
Due
follows:
on
June
June
Due
on
from
1968 to
1973
Dec.
from
1
1956
lakefront development,
G, bonds. Due on
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
on
from
1956
inclusive.
185,000
and
Dec.
1
to
Stayner,
Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on
June
Dec.
from
1
1956
to
1960
inclusive.
improvement, fourth
series E, bonds. Due on Dec.
100,000
1966
June
1
-
0.25s.
Due
on
June
from 1974 to 1977 inclusive.
zoo
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
1
auditorium
60,000
inclusive.
100,000
bonds.
1
Due
on
improvement
Dec.
1
from
(J-D)
payable at the Village Treasurer's
office, Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Cleveland.
bonds
are
dated
June
special
bonds offered May 24
assessment
181,
—v.
as
2170—were
p.
awarded
follows:
$144,000
street
and
Principal and interest (J-D)
Offering—Beryl Hickson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on June 1
for the purchase of $150,000 build¬
ing
bonds.
Due
Dated
June 1
on
inclusive.
June
from
1,
1955.
1957 to
Principal
and
1971
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office in Medford. Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
land.
Oregon
13/4S,
at
to
Fahey,
Cleveland,
100.07,
a
a§
basis
of
about 1.72%.
103,000 street improvement bonds
to Stranahan, Harris &
Co.,
Toledo, as 2s, at 100.58, a basis
of
about
1.89%.
,
Willoughby, Ohio
j
Bond Sale
The $35,000 sewer
bonds offered May 23—v.
181,...p.
—
2294
—
were
awarded
to
Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland,
at 100.67, a basis of about 2.63%.
'■
OKLAHOMA
t TFi
'
Bond
to
Offering
Merle
—
Oben-
(PST)
Sale—The
sewer
1975
$28,000
improvement bonds offered
sani¬
June 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D)
payable at
Treasurer's office.
and
the
County, Mcfcenzie Highway
Water District (P. O.
Spring- '
Bond
Offering—Charles
District
sealed
on
Secretary,
bids
June
$25,000
1
until
for
will
8
the
Hogle,
p.m.
(PST)
purchase Vof
obligation water
July 1, 1955. Due
Dated
July 1 from
clusive.
1958
Callable
as
to
in¬
1970
of
July
1,
1962.
Due
serially
from
inclusive.
Kay County Dependent Sch. Dist.
Offering
Roger
Van
Dyke, Clerk of the Board of
cation, will receive sealed
Edu¬
—
bids
of
the account
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy
both of Buffalo, Laidlaw & Co.
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
American
Securities Corp., Bach
Co., all of New York, Nationa
of
Commerce, of Seattle
Ball Burge & Kraus, of Cleveland
Janney & Co., of Philadelphia
Rand & Co., of New
York, Rambo
Close & Kerner,
Woodcock, He
6 Co., Wurts, Dulles &
Co., al
&
Bank
of
Philadelphia,
Raffensperger
Hughes & Co., of Indianapolis
Chaplin & Co., of Pittsburgh, an
Scherck, Richter Co., of St. Louis
Chester, Pa.
Bond
Sale
181,
&
The
»
$750,000 im
p.
to Drexel &
die
—
bonds offered May'2
2294—were awarde
provement
—v.
Co.,
Co., and Yarnall, Bid
of Philadelphia
2s, at 100.009, a bas"
both
jointly,
as
of about 1.99%.
•
Coplay, Pa.
Offering—W,
,
Borough
sealed
bids
until
H.
Keiser,
will
Secretary,
receive
7:30 p.m.
(DST)
purchase of
$12,000 street improvement bonds.
June
for
1
the
Eddystone,
Bond
t
Pa.
Offering—Leroy D. Cas-
sidy, Borough Secretary, will
ceive
sealed
(DST)
on
bids
until
7
Multnomah
County School District
refunding bonds.
June
1955.
15,
Gresham), Ore.
Offering—Harvey L. Sny¬
der,. District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(PST)
June 9 for the purchase of
Due
Dated
June
on
inclusive.
interest
(J-J).
Principal
payable
15
Prin¬
interest
(J-D) payable
County National
Chester.
Legality vap-
Delaware
proved
of
by. Townsend.
Munson,
of
Elliott
&
Philadelphia.
on
$40,000 building bonds.. Dated
July 1,
1955.,. Due on July 1 from 1956
1965
the
Bank,
Bond
to
cipal and
at
re¬
p.m.
June 6 for the purchase
of $85,000
and
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch,
Shuler
&
-Sayre,
of
Farrell, Pa.
Bond
$100,000!-in¬
Sale—The
,
cinerator
repairs
and
street
im¬
provement
bonds offered May 19
p. 2294—were awarded
181,
—v.
to Blair &
27/8s, at
of
a
Co., of Philadelphia, as
price of 100.29, a basis
about 2.84%.
Portland.
Multnomah and Clackamas Counties
Joint Sch. Dist. No. 6 (P. O. Route
2, Box 341, Gresham), Ore.
Bond
Sale—The
$29,000
p.
2170
—
were
First National
Multnomah
to
the
Bank, of Portland.
County, Darlington
Water District (P. O.
Portland), Ore.
Bond-Sale—The $60,000 general
obligation bonds offered May 23—
181,
land,
p.
as
2406—were awarded to
National Bank of
Offering—Henry A. Fege-
Secretary of
Directors,
the
Board
of
School
will
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
June 7 for the purchase of
$23,500
general
obligation
bonds.
Rockland Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. R. D. No. 1, Mertztown), Pa.
Bond
Offering
—
Earl
M.
Schwoyer, Secretary of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids
until
8 p.m. (DST) on June
purchase of $12,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds.
7 for the
Wasca~County Peoples
Utility District (P. O.
Dallas), Oregon
.
Port¬
3y4s and 3y2s, at 100.16.
Northern
Bond
ley,
build¬
awarded
Longswamp Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
R. D. No. 1, Mertztown), Pa.
Topton
The
.
No. 61 (P. O. Blackwell), Okla....
.Bond Sale —The $458,000 elec¬
at the Cleveland Trust
Bond Offering — V. W. Young,
tric revenue bonds offered
Cleveland, or at the Irving
May
Trust Co., of New York City. Le¬ Clerk of the Board of Education,
21—v. 181, p. 2170—were awarded
gality approved by
Squire, will receive sealed bids until,7:30 to. Juran & Moody, Inc., of St.
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland. p.m.
(CST) on May 31 for the Paul.
School District, Pa.
Bond
payable
Albany Local Sch. Dist., Ohio
Bond
members
umer
Bear, Stearns & Co., White, Wei
& Co., both of New York, Marin
Trust Co., of Western New York
from 1957 to 1973 inclusive.
v.
1964
a
receive
general
bonds.
the First
to
bonds offered May 2
181, p. 2171—were awarde
syndicate headed by Glor
purpose
—v.
on
field), Ore.
$12,000 2s
2V4s.
Bond Sale—The $5,490,000 vari
ous
Bond
Lane
Co., of Oklahoma City, and
the First State Bank, of
Hinton,
jointly, as follows:
Due serially from 1958
1960 inclusive.
Legality ap
Winfree, McCulloi
Sayre, of Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
*
land.
May
16—v. 181, p. 2294—were awarded
to
the
First National
Bank &
to
on
ing bonds offered May 16—v. 181,
system extension and
office.
Allegheny County (P. O. Pitts¬
burgh), Pa.
on
County
Le¬
gality approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Port¬
^
Hinton, Okla.
Bond
&
chain, District Clerk, will receive
im¬
sewer
bonds
by
Shuler
9
No. 26 (P. O. Route 2, Box
216DD,
Clark & Co., of
1960
1,
at 98.
District
on
Toledo, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $247,000
Treasurer's
proved
2
County Seh. Dist. No.
(P» O. Eagle Point), Oregon
1 from 1956 to 1980 inclu¬
Dec.
sive. Principal and interest
16,000
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
The
1955.
OHIO
for the purchase of
Trust
'
1,
6
$125,000
sewer
and
disposal works
bonds. Dated May
1, 1955. Due
tary
public service machine
equipment bonds. Due on
Portland, jointly,
Co..
&
Jackson
interest
inclusive.
1975
to
Cleveland
Bond Offering—Grace K.
to
series
were
Spencerville, Ohio
provement
inclusive.
1975
•
2V4S.
from
First
the
—
Corporation, Cleveland.
inclusive.
Due
from
1967.
150,000
1
E,
to
awarded
city hospital improve¬
ment, second series D, bonds.
j
y
1
inclusive.
on
Dec.
both of
Blyth
1, 1955. Due
181, p. 2294
v.
reforest
to
and
May 19
—
and
Dated
Forgan & Co., New York City, a;
Vis, at 100.026, a basis of abou
2.24%.
Bank,
works improvement bonds offered
water
bonds.
awarded to the United States N'a
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
$40,000
rehabilitation
tional
June 6 for the purchase of $350,000 building bonds. Dated June
Sale—The
■
1956
„
Due
series
were
—
(P. O. Box 457, Central Point),
380,000
ples National Bank of Charlottes¬
ville, at 100.09, a net interest cost
2.30%,
inclusive.
offeree
Jackson County Sch. Dist. No. 6
~
of
$200,000 6s.
on
Dec. 1
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Scott,
Horner
&
Mason, of Lynchburg, J. C. Wheat
&
Co., Willis, Kenny & Ayres,
both of Richmond, and the Peo¬
of about
1965
on
400,000
welfare
building
improvement, fourth series E,
*, bonds. Due on Dec. 1 from
Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered May 24—v. 181, p.
to
Due
third
1963
on
bonds.
Northampton County (P. O.
Jackson), N. C.
awarded
from
1
400,000
welfare
building
im¬
provement,
first
series
G,
Bond
composed
(M-S) payable
City Treasurer's office, or
Security Central National
Bank, of Portsmouth. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
liams, of Cincinnati.
inclusive,
portion
paving,
to
Due
harbor imseries
G,
Dec.
bonds
181, p. 2406
v.
a.m. (PST) on Jun
purchase of $700,000 fo
July 1, 195
Due on Oct. 1, 1970.
Callable o
April 1, 1960. Principal and in
terest (A-O) payable at the Stat
Sale—The^ $85,000 genera!
*
j
bids until 9:30
County, Grpndview Water
(P.O.Med ford), Ore.
water
National Ban
'-'v--*'
Salem, Oregon
District
Bond
the
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1970 incl.
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
2405—were
first
June 7 for
of
the
750,000 police and fire improve¬
ment, fourth series D, bonds.
from
1964 inclusive.
Due
1956
1956 to
1959 inclusive.
100,000 l%s. Due
420,000 2s.
June
and
on
Park,
bonds.
follows:
on
1975
city's
from
& Co., and Bramhall,
Co., all of New-York
City, at 100.003, a net interest cost
$80,000 6s.
1975
fourth
sewer,
series E, bonds.
&
as
to
are
—
$225,000 sewer
system and sewage treatment ana
disposal plant bonds. Dated July
1, 1955.
Jackson
States
Bond Offering — George Spau.
State Forester, will receive seale
est
at
Bond
United
8 for the
cipal and interest
on
Due
to
850,000
of
2.15%,
1956
series E, bonds. Due on Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
•""bonds.
p.
g£pup
Struthers
of about
from
1,000,000 river
provement,
•»
Shearson, Hammill
Laidlaw & Co., Wood,
Co.i
1
general
1,050,000
1
from 1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $800,000
bonds offered May 24—v.
Dec.
inclusive.
inclusive.
on
improvement,
series E, bonds. Due
second
on
June 1 from
Due
freeway
1,250,000
follows:
as
$100,000 IV2S. Due
113,000
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
net interest cost
a
v
at
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1970 incl.
181, p. 2405—were awarded to
Falion
Dec.
on
thereafter
and
of Sept. 15, 1965. Prin¬
as
Shreve, Ohio
hospital improve¬
ment, first series E, bonds.
Bond Sale—The $213,000 school
building bonds offered May 24—
&
follows:
as
1955.
1966
in
callable
1,000,000 city
North Carolina
the
of
1975 inclusive.
Durham
v.
purchase
due
15,
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
.
JuneI 1,
on
1982.
and
the
general
sewer,
first
series G, bonds. Due on Dec. 1
.
June 1 from
1974 to 1980 inclusive.
.100,000
for
21
$1,700,000
1965 to 1973 inclusive.
250,000 2V4s.
June
$13,225,000 bonds,
1956 to 1964 inclusive.
225,000 2VzS.
on
purchase
Bond
Portsmouth, Ohio
on June 8 for the purchase
Bond Offering—James D. Wil¬
$400,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from liams, City Auditor, will receive
1956 to 1978 inclusive. Principal sealed bids until noon (EST) on
>
the
basis of about 2.99%.
of
CAROLINA
the
Sidney L.
Merseth, City Recorder, will re¬
noon
(EST)
NORTH
•
ceive sealed bids until
May 23—-
Saunders, Stiver & Co., of Cleve¬
land, as 3s, at a price of 100.08,
a
to
Company of Kan¬
Offering
offered May 20
2294—were awarded t
p.
build¬
Hines, Ore.
Bond
obligation
$25,000 water
May 20 — v.
2294—were awarded to
p.
the
tion
Sale—The
bonds
181,
Edna
$45,000
Wichita.
bonds
181,
v.
\,
Sale—The $183,000 wat
Portland.
awarded
were
—
Bond
system
OREGON
sewage system improve¬
bonds. Due on Dec. 15
bonds.
(P. O. Lorain), Ohio
of
2294
p.
follows:
as
ment
line
i
;
June 2 for the purchase
on
Bond
—
Sale—The
sas,
bids
15,000 water works improvement
Clear'view Local School District
Offering
;
Monday, May 30, 19
.
Nyssa, Ore.
1958 to
Oklahoma
Bond
.
building
County Dependent School
District No. 10 (P. O.
Bessie),
First Securities
sealed
$12,000
Washita
Offering — Charles M.
Ostholthoff, City Auditor, will re¬
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond
of
Due serially from
inclusive.
ing bonds offered 'May 17—v. 181,
Bond
Cincinnati.
Trust
Delafield
were
—
Lockland, Ohio
by Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
Company, or
at
the
Hanover
Bank, of New
York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins,
offered
2170
p.
Quacken1956 to 1970 inclusive.
bush, City Auditor, will receive
Dated June 15, 1955. Principal
sealed bids until noon (DST) on
June 10 for the purchase of $120,- and interest (J-D) payable at the
depository,
currently the
000
street
improvement bonds. legal
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on Dec. First National Bank, of Cincin-r
1
from
1956 to
1965 inclusive. nati. Legality approved by Peck,
Shaffer & Williams, of Cincinnati.
Interest J-D.
Legality approved
Offering—John A. Dwyer,
Village Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids\ until 2:30 p.m. (DST)
on
June 2
for the purchase
of
Westbury
181,
v.
—
Hayden, Miller & Co.,
Cleveland, as 2s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 1.90%.
B<>nd Offering—E. R.
Bond
of
19
bonds.
1961
of
Berea, Ohio
Galloway, of New York City.
improvement notes
May
land.
County Trust Co., Mid¬
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
&
purchase
and water
sewer
awarded to
Sale—The
$25,000 sanit¬
sewer bonds offered May 25
181, p. 2293—were awarded
dletown.
Delaware, Ohio
*
r
Note Sale—The
ceive
Athens, Ohio
Dated
Jan. 15 from
bonds.
building
$70,000
June 2 for
on
the
ChronicleL.
Moll,
Co.,
Offering — Ambrose L.
Secretary of the Board of
School
sealed
on
Directors,
bids
June
7
until
for
will
8
the
p.m.
receive
(DST)
purchase
of
$12,000 general obligation bonds.
Number 5433
181
olume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
1956
Offering—E.
Bond
Due
until
bids
sealed
8
from
15
1956
Due
1956 to
1956
bonds
The
Wolsey Indep. Sch. Dist., S. D.
Sale—The $45,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 19—v. 181,
p.
294—were
awarded
to
the
Farmers and Merchants Bank, of
21/2s, at a price of par.
as
Yanklcn
school
bonds-offered May
auditorium
18
2294—were awarded
to a group composed of the Farm¬
ers State Bank, of Irene; Security
181,
—v.
Citizens
23/4s, at
nrice of 100.20, a basis
a
of about 2.72%.
the First of Texas
tonio.
Dated
clusive.
thereafter
The
&
Searls, of
road
$100,000
Ten¬
the
to
Valley Bank, of Knoxville,
nessee
price of 101,01, a net interest
1.75%, as follows:
a
cost of about
Due on June 1 1956
$30,000 23/)«.
and 1957.
r
*■>
1958
inclusive.
1961
to
the
act
the
as
Sale—An issue of $75,000
water
was
and
works
bonds
Securities
revenue
sewer
Co.,
Rockdale
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
A-O.
Interest
approved
Legality
by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman,
of Dallas.
Bond
bids until
sealed
for
31
Cross-
Lynn
receive
will
(CST)
the purchase of
as
8
the
1955.
from
1
1
Offering
Chairman
—
Charles G. Dibrell announces that
the Board of Navigation and
Canal
Commissioners will receive sealed
bids until 11
for the
(CST)
a.m.
Due
1955.
to
inclusive.
1991
1971
as
Dated June
and
Bonds
thereafter
are
1,
1957
March 1 from
on
due
in
callable
of March 1, 1970.
interest
Principal and
payable at the
(M-S)
Com¬
the Bankers Trust
of New York City.
or
pany,
sold
of
purchase
$200,000
of
permanent
13 for the
road
and
improvement
1957
1966
sealed bids until 10
490,000
as
a.m. (CST) on
purchase of $12,-
the
general
obligation
follows:
on
July
bonds,
,
$1,090,000 storm
1
sewer
from
33As.
12,000
WEST VIRGINIA
Bond
Offering—T.
Due
on
March
March
Dated
M-S.
1,
1955.
until
for
30
7
June
$861,000
(EST)
purchase of
on
p.m.
the
sealed
receive
will
Education,
Elkins,
1
1956
from
to
inclusive
1975
able
the
at
Treasurer's
State
of¬
of
Houston.
v.
181,
p.
as
2295—were awarded to
follows:
bonds. Due
to
inclusive.
1975
1956 to
210,000 2s.
Jan. 1 from
Bristoland Pleasant Prairie Joint
School District No. 5 (P.O.
^
Route
Due
on
I,
Clerk,
District
ner,
Bristol), Wis.
Offering—Frank L. Weh-
Bond
will
offer at
Kenosha, at 2.30 p.m. (CST) on
1, an issue of $62,000 build¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
Jan.
1
from
1 from
June
on
1956 to
J-D.
Interest
approved
Lines,
by
1967
Legality
Spooner
&
Quarles, of Milwaukee.
Brookfield
and
Berlin
Union
Free
High School District No. 1 (P. O.
Elm Grove), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school"
bonds
offered
May
24
were
awarded
to
Co.,
City
bids
June
$835,000
21
Clerk,
until
for
bonds,
11
the
as
will
a.m.
&
Mil¬
Green Bay, Wis.
Offering — Clifford
Centen,
on
Baird
W.
Robert
Co.,
and
Milwaukee
waukee, jointly.
sealed
1962 inclusive.
'963 to 1975 inclusive.
improvement bonds was
Simard & Co., as 4y2s, at
price of 102.616. Due on Feb. 15
1956
from
inclusive.
1975
to
In¬
A.
receive
(CST)
purchase
follows:
of
Interest
and
Beaconsfield
Que.
of $2,500,building bonds was
sold to the Compagnie de Valeurs
issue
Placement, Ltd., of Quebec, at
price of 93.89, a net interest cost
en
a
of about
4.23%,
follows:
as
Due
$1,688,500 3s.
on
June 1 from
to
1968
inclusive.
811,500 4s.
Due
on
1956
June 1 from
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
The
bonds
June
dated
are
*
Delaware
building
bonds
was
Seperate School
Township, Ontario
Sale
issue of $39,-
An
—
school
bonds
sold
was
1
sive.
from
1956
group
tion
Ltd., La Corpora¬
de
Quebec, and
Prets
de
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., as 3s, at
a price of 96.27, a basis of about
3.88%.
Dated May 1, 1955.
Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1965 in¬
Interest M-N.
clusive.
construction
bonds
sold
was
Durocher, Rodrique & Co.,
Ltd., at a price of 97.00, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.93%, as fol¬
lows:
$51,500 3s.
to
Due
on
1958
June 1 from
inclusive.
1 from
48,500 3V2S. Due
1959 to
Dated
on June
1975 inclusive.
June
Interest
1955.
1,
J-D.
to
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
inclu¬
Interest J-D.
Prescott, Ont.
Sale — An
|H||j|
of
IBM
$178,500 3V2% and 3%% improve¬
ment debentures was sold to A. E.
trade*mark
issue
Debenture
&
Co.,
ly, at 101.488.
1956
Quebec
$100,-
An issue of
—
to
Ltd., as
Due on
1975
to
sold
composed of Garneau,
Boulanger Ltd., Banque Provinciale du Canada, Belanger, Inc.,
a
1956
Twp.
1,
Interest J-D.
1955.
terest F-A.
to
1975
and
Bank
inclusive.
Sale
—
Ont.
MACHINES
590
of
was
sold
Nationale,
to
Banque
and
Cas-
York 31
Quarterly Dividend
The
Board of Directors of this
Corporation haa
declared a dividend of $1.00 per share,
payable June 10, 1955, to stockholders of record
at the close of business on May 19, 1955. Transfe#
books will not be closed. Checks prepared on
this day
Electric
Punched
Card
Accounting
Machines will be mailed.
A. I.
debentures
CORPORATION
Madison Ave., New
The 161st Consecutive
IBM
issue
An
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
of
Due on May 1 from
Ste. Adele,
Debenture
the
Canadienne
Bond
on
to
Trimble &
Scott, Horner & Mason, of Lynch¬
burg
sold
$102,500 3% and 4% improvement
City.
1955.
school
000
000
An issue of $178,-
—
fice, or at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City.
Legality
approved by Caldwell, Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
Claire
Bond Sale
Ames
inclusive.
Interest
Weems & Searls,
ol
Montreal, both of Montreal, joint¬
Due on July
July 1, 1955.
ing
Legality approved by Vin¬
son,
497.35
June
Lowery.
A.
1,
Bond Sale—An
ONTARIO
Secretary of the County Board of
bids
issue
Isard, Robertson & Co.,
4V2S, at a price of 98.
County (P. O.
Charlestown), W. Va.
from
1
St. Timothee School Board,
000
Jefferson
June
J. E. Laflamme
An
water
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Bond
of New York City.
in
from 1978 to 1980 inclusive.
$140,000 2%s. Due
1956
1989
June
on
1975 inclusive.
Protestant School Board,
to
Due
1
inclusive.
1977
to
March
on
building bonds offered May 26—
for
serially from 1959
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
1955.
County Superintendent of Schools
Wester-
1
1,
June
City Secretary, will receive
H.
of $15,-
000.000 revenue bonds. Dated July
June 1 from
Riviere-des-Prairies, Quebec
$282,500
Water District,
—
on
Bond Sale—An issue of
debentures wa<
sold to Pemberton Securities, Ltd..
and the Equitable Securities Corp
of Canada, jointly,
as
3y4s anc
33/4s, at 99.42.
Due on June 7
a
for the purchase
June 21
until
bids
sealed
1
March
inclusive.
VIRGINIA
Offering—M.
Utilities-Light Division
receive
will
was
Waynesboro, Va.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
Bond
Public
of
Dated
school
Cornwall Township, Ontario
Department
public auction at the office of the
on
1965
10
pue
3V2S.
35,000
Houston, Texas
June
bonds
2%s. JDue
from
bonds.
man,
$120,-
WISCONSIN
Moroney, Beissner & Co.,
$18,000
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
$150,000
was
revenue
Sale
Debenture
$1,750,000
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
$200,000
Houston, as-follows:
T exas
until June
to
Salomor
COLUMBIA
Vancouver
Bond Sale
1
Washington County Junior College
District (P. O. Brenham), Tex.
Bond Sale—An issue of $65,000
from
Hockley County (P. O. Levelland),
be received
Greater
was
J-D.
Pointe
CANADA
Tacoma, Wash.
Bond Offering—The
Boothmam of Dallas.
Moody National Bank, of Galves¬
ton,
Dist.,
sold to C. N.
21/£s, 2V4s
and 2s. Dated April 15, 1955. Due
serially from J956 to 1967 inclu¬
sive.
Interest A-O.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dmhas, Huguenin &
dormitory
1966 to
Dated
of Dallas, as
Co.,
of
issue
33,000 4s. Due
by
&
BRITISH
sold to
$22,000 3V2s. Due
Kewaskum
C. Allyn &
$10,000 fire
May 23—v.
$55,000
bonds
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
pay¬
public school improvement bonds
Texas
Burt
June
Hutzler, New York City
Co., Chicago, Dear
Witter
&
Co.,
San
Francisco
Bache & Co., New York City, McCormick & Co., Farwell, Chap¬
man &
Co., and Bareus, Kindred
& Co., all of Chicago, as 1.90s, at
100.06, a basis of about 1.89%.
A.
June 2
on
purchase of $6,000,000 im¬
provement bonds.
Callable
inclusive.
building bonds
pur¬
inclusive
of
composed
group
Bros.
bonds
was
sold
to
Grande &
Co., of
Seattle, as 5V8S.
Dated May 1,
1955. Interest M-N. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
May
from
15
Bond Sale—>-An issue of
County Navigation
Bond
May
Throckmorton*-lndep. Sch.
years.
Dist.
(P. O. Galveston), Texas
Galveston
No.
to 20
Dated
Bonds.
Stated-Bank, Rockdale.
$9,200,000 various purposes bonds.
Due
a
obligation
general
to
1970. Principal and
(M-N)?- payable at the
Rockdale
five
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of May 15,
interest
of
Bank
approved
An issue of
—
LaFlamme, Ltd., of Montreal,
at a price of 96.02, a net interest
cost of about 4.34%, as follows:
bonds
on
price of 96.37.
a
J. E.
I
building bonds offered May 25—
v.
181, p. 2295—were awarded tc
Wash.
10,
Sale—An
Bond
831.34
Board of Trus¬
(CST) on May
purchase of $318,000
1978
Due
1975
to
3s, at
fire protection
—
|Jie
Due^on
to
until
sewer
1, 1955.
the
Bond Sale
S,
WYOMING
basis of about 2.91%.
a
District No.
p.m.
house
school
1956
1:45 p.m.
for
27
June
—
Auditor,
City
ley,
on
Offering
until
tees
&
Independent School
be received by
15,
Dallas, Texas
1&>6 to 1990 inclu¬
fl®»N. Legality ap¬
District', Texas
Offering—Sealed bids will
Bond
$60,000
Durocher, Rodrigue &
as
Mistassini, Quebec
County Sch. Dist. No. 1 •
(P. O. Cheyenne), Wyo.
Bond
Sale
The $2,500,000
2406 — were awarded to
Smith, of Roslyn, as 3s, at
of $250,000
Dung^as, Huguenin
Boothman, of Etjllas.
San
offered
bids
June 1 for the
on
Co., Ltd.,
Commissioner
sealed
Sale—An issue of $42,000
fire
protection bonds
and
sold to
was
Laramie
Soap Lake Local Improvement
sold to C. N.
mis
by
Texas,
of
Corporation
will
of Dallas, as 3^is, 3s
Dated**May 1, 1955. Due
Interest
proved
sold to the Columbian
Antonio, as 23As, 2V2S and
2V4s. Dated April 1, 1955. Due on
Dallas,
Sale—Arftssue
serially from
Bond
$900,000
firm
of
Sch. Dist., Texas
building bonds
sive.
of
District's fiscal agent.
Mineola Indep.
The
—
road
p.
J.
of
tendent
£&,
&
Sale
bonds
Bond
1,
ap¬
Lines.
Spooner & Quarles, of Milwaukee
Thorgrimson
Preston,
QUEBEC
British Columbia
purchase
and 2^s.
Bay City, Texas
Bond
station
100.25,
rdfcgve sealed bids
(Q^O on June 21
Henry-Seay
at
Legality
Roslyn, Wash.
181,
bond#®9* The
building
Burt
TEXAS
e**n
able
Horowitz, of Seattle.
A.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
p.m.
Bond
from
Due on June 1
70,000 2s.
4
for
&
and
Houston.
Schools, will
until
by
proved
June
Legality
Principal and interest (J-D)
receive
Callable
J-D.
1956
from
1
from the date of issue. Prin¬
cS^ble as of April
Sup
will
inclusive.
1965
Offering— William M.
Hadley,
19—v. 181, p.
May
awarded
2171—were
at
—
are
1959
1, 1958. Interest 7pO. Legality ap¬
proved by Vinson, Elkins, Weems
Bond
(P. O.
Morristown), Tenn.
Sale
Due
Tems
Hamblen County
offered
in
Bonds#*lue
Midland
Bond
Corp., San An¬
AjFrll 1, 1955.
April 1 froi%J957 to 1966 in¬
on
TENNESSEE
bonds
Ipnds was sold to
of
Dated June
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the City Treasurer's office, or
at the fiscal agency of the State
in New York City.
Legality ap¬
sanitary
and
(CST)
chase
Offering—G. E. Marshall,
Clerk,
years
Sale—An issue of $60,000
system
sewer
p.
Bank, of Wakonda, and the
Bank, of Vermillion, as
State
Jlew York City.
works
p.m.
of
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on June 7
for the purchase of $675,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds. Dated May
1, 1955. Due on May 1 from 1957
to
water
(PST)
years.
Bond
Inglesidfie) Texas
Bond
23
City
City. Legality
& Washburn, of
4%
Irene), S. D.
$75,000
to
1,
by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
approved
1 (P. O.
Sale—Tne
Bond
July
&ase Manhattan
payable at the
Bank, of New
Consol.
Indep.
County
School District No.
dated
are
receive
a.m.
Due
dated
are
Village
receive
May 1 from 1956 to
on
1970
Kewaskum, Wis.
Offering — William
will
purchase
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
Bois-Des-Fillons, Quebec
bonds
Bond
Olympia, Wash.
Principal and interest (J-J)
1955.
Bond
10
the
for
from
Interest
Martin,
building bonds. Due in
Callable after two
years
from
the date of issue.
Principal and interest payable at
the County Treasurer's office.
i
196tr inclusive.
to
until
10
1970
1960 to
sewer
1
Ehlers,
H.
96.29.
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
$100,000
1 from
July
Du^jdon
bids
June
on
geneftl improvement
bonds.
DAKOTA
The
1955.
Port
of
will
Treasurer,
sealed
1
from 1956 tcf1975 inclusive.
100,000
Bank,
Offering—W.
County
700,000 sanitary sewage disposal
system bondi. Due on July 1
Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott & Munson, of Philadelphia.
Huron,
Bond
-
1975jppclusive.
July
on
June
71
grain & Co., both of Montreal, at
from
1
inclusive.
Okanogan County Sch. Dist. No. 19
(P, O. Okanogan), Wash.
system
from
library
bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
the Ambler Trust
Co., Ambler.
SOUTH
b 1
p u
National
June
on
1960 inclusive.
600,000 storm
Sale—The
Angeles.
inclusi$££f.
200,000
inclusive.
1975
to
First
Due
1956 to
O. Port Angeles),
Washington
(P.
on
inclusive.
(DST) on June 9 for the purchase
of $100,000
improvement bonds.
Dated June 15, 1955. Due on June
bonds.
$68,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 20—v. 181,
p.
2295—were
awarded
to
the
permanent paving street
improvement bonds. Due on
July
1
fro|h 1956 to 1975
p.m.
323
Bond
500,000
Secretary of the Board of
ownship Commissioners, will re¬
$235,000 Jackson School Addition
County, Sequin Sch. Dist.
way
-
1 from
improvement bonds.
July 1 from 1956 to
on
1965
Ste-
ens,
ceive
of
-
July
on
1980? inclusive.
to
400,000 bituminous surfacing
(P. O.
Roger
right
Duel
bonds.
street
Upper Dublin Township
Ambler), Pa.
No.
street
5,000,000
2294—were awarded
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
&
arke, of Philadelphia.
181, p.
o
Clallam
inclusive.
1975
—
-v.
WASHINGTON
4,500,000 general hospital bonds.
Due on July^l from 1956 to
redyffrin Twp. (P. O. Berwyn),
Pennsylvania
Bond
Sale
The $68,000 imrovement bonds offered May 23
(2527)
,
Executive Vice President &
April 26. 1955
,
WILI IAMS,
Treasure#^
'
72
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2528)
Quiz
a
that may save
your
uncontrolled growth of cells.
An
A
What is cancer?
Q-
If
•
it
permitted to spread through the
inevitably leads to death.
Many types can
Can
Q-
How
Q
be cured?
cancer
can cancer
be discovered
in time?
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American Cancer
•
A
•
only if they are
treated early.
only national voluntary agency
fights cancer by research,
education and service to cancer's victims.
Society?
A
which
#
accomplished?
•
helped
save an
problem?
QDoes that mean it has solved J-*A
the
cancer
•
prevent
Despite the
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than 235,000
Americans will die of cancer
By having regular
tions
•
no.
advances made, more
Yes.
this
QCan I help totragedy?
American from
dying of cancer on an average of
every seven minutes last year.
Unfortunately,
•
discovered and
By your doctor who
has available many diagnostic tests.
It
What has it
be cured,
but
The
What is the
Q
A
to
he used for?
Strike back
I
A
year.
health examina¬
the American Cancer Society.
day
life, for education and for
helping cancer's victims.
save
QWhat will my contribution
this
yourself. And by contributing
For research that may some
•
body,
your
at cancer...man's cruelest enemy...
Give
4 American Cancer Society
...
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