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MONDAY
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MICHIGAN
OF
ISSUE
1955
MAY 9
Chronicle
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume 181
Number 5427
New York 7, N.
Y., Monday, May 9, 1955
Price
$1.15
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
Ace High Uranium Mining
Corp.—Salt Lake City, Utah
—Stock Offered—Kamp &
Co., Inc., and Fred W. Miller
& Co., both of
Denver, Colo.,
30,000,000 shares of common stock at par,
share) as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
to
are
be
used
exploratory work on the company's properties,
liminary development and mining operations in
by the results of such exploratory work.
BUSINESS—Company incorporated
is
duly
qualified
principal
City, Utah.
The
to
do
office
Its
is
business
operation
of
of
business
in
State
139
is
company
mining
the
The
claims
Uintah
located
are
County,
judged
areas
9,
The
New
Lake
In
the
Northeastern
development
is
company
in
and
the.
Boston
ACF
(par
value
1
cent)
San Francisco
50,000,000 shs.
Montreal
38,000,000 shs
on
April 28 declared
dividend
a
of
$1
share
per
common
the
on
stock, payable June 15, 1955, to holders of record
June 1, 1955.
In regard to this
declaration, Charles J. Hardy, Jr., Board
"While current earnings
justify the $1 declaration on the com¬
stock, this dividend should not be construed as
establishing a
regular quarterly rate since important elements of the
corporation's
business are still subject to wide
fluctuation.
Hence, future dividend
mon
declarations
will
be
in
conformity
with
the
profits
of
36
the
at
Exchange
at all times during
percentage
increase was 2.8%.
Since
the year were unimportant, this sales
sold.
39
year,
for
are
of
its
accounts
in
to
loans
outstanding at the beginning
continuing its practice of
banks,
on
payment
accounts
by
the
basis.
non-recourse
a
not
advances
to
Alstores
Realty Corp. at the close of
$2,799,752 less
were
than
at the beginning of the
the year, $603,328, include
special credit for adjustment of accumulated
depreciation
years 1943-1953.
As the operating
results of this
as
the
and
$4,944,986,
Alstores
shares
42
45
Realty Corp.'s earnings
for
a
subsidiary
consolidated
of
with
the
and
company,
as
dividends
no
were
to
No
per share
future, needs.
35
possible,
amounts
made
35
properties
35
for,
which
but
from
stock
common
for
to
earn¬
300,000
its
$52.25
46
Dow Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock
bank
The company is
customers' deferred
year.
from it, no part of these
earnings is included with the
ings of the company.
Shortly after the close of the year, Allied Stores
Corp. sold
41
;
the
received
40
Section
such
$353,168
39
_________
of
part
a
year.
short-term
no
end
Investment
year.
39
Exchange
Exchange
the
of
the
38
Over-the-Counter Markets
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
Chairman,
stated:
period involved."—V. 181, p. 1305.
36
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb
highest in the his¬
5.5%, greater than for
or
owned
Working capital increased $7,625,134 during the year,
largely because
of retained earnings, and
amounted to $130,594,865 at the close of the
year, which is equivalent to 24.0%
of sales.
Working capital is ade¬
quate to support present and prospective sales volume.
36
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
Industries, Inc.—Declares $1 Dividend—
The directors
were
financing
36
Stock
Stock
There
sale
Exchange
Los Angeles Stock
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Outstanding
the
were
not
greater volume of merchandise
a
share for the previous
or
31
Exchange—
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
stores
the year, $13,230,847, were $1,421,381 greater than for
preceding year, and were equivalent to $5.50 per share of common
stock outstanding at the close of the
year as compared to $4.92 per
15
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Stock
represented
price
1955,
$28,154,514,,
of
excluded,
the
levels during
are
in
27
Detroit
in
Utah.
The company holds
by conveyance 100 claim's, know as Ellitt
claims,
covering approximately 2,000 acres.
It
also
holds under option 50
claims, known as Price claims,
consisting of about 1,000 acres and
46 claims, known as Atom
claims, covering about 920 acres.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Common
Stock
31,
were
sales
Earnings for
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
Stock Exchange (Bonds)
York
ex¬
Castle Peak Draw Mining District
years
Jan.
and
If
year.
the
Page
New York
Utah.
Salt
ended
preceding
increase
Stock and Bond Quotations
1955,
and
East,
Corp.—Reports Record Sales—
year
company,
changes
suitable
March
on
Colorado
2nd
exploration,
properties.
ploratory stage.
the
both
carry on further
and to conduct pre¬
of
South
In This Issue
per
Stores
the
for
tory of the
to
Delaware
the
at
cent
one
American
the
uranium
in
located
Allied
Sales
April 11 offered publicly
on
MISCELLANEOUS
-
it
and
proposed
a
of
group
additional
underwriters
equity
specific allocation' of
capital
the
for
in
at
cash
the
business
proceeds of such
sale
as
be expended for various purposes is
presently
contemplated that substantial expenditures will be
may
is
time
to
provide
to
time
for
the
the
for
refixturing and improvement of store
of, and provision or workmg capital
fixturing
stores.—V,
181,
857.
p.
Averages 35
particular
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Aluminium
Ltd.—Secondary Offering—The First Bos¬
Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co. completed after
of the market on
May 5 a secondary offering
40,000 shares of common stock (no par) at $90.75
35
_
ton
Admiral Homes, Inc.—Stock
Sold—Mention
in
the close
made
was
Miscellaneous Features
issue
of May 2 of the
public offering by Reed,
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., of 50,000 shares of common
stock
(par $1) at $3.50 per share.
The shares were
quickly sold.
our
Lear &
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
BUSINESS—Company
vania.
West
Its
factory
Newton, Pa.
The company
built homes.
The
be
used
for
General Corporation & Investment News-Cover
State and City Bond Offerings
:
54
Dividends Declared and Payable
13
working capital, etc.
engaged
in
the
business
of
company's
used
by the company
sales
as
CAPITALIZATION
offices.
the
Zenith
leases
the
class
6%
class
Common
•
not
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
class
B
500,000 shs.
.
shares
reserved
for
of
A
rate
of
A
debentures
25
shares
of
are
railway
railway
common
stock
into
for
the
each
common
$100
stock
at
debenture.—V
the
Airborne
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
railway
the
shares
were
of
the
sold for
188,150 shares
of
proceeds
the
of
Bids
will
The
SEC
was
generated
mately
70%
by
received
are
out
to
of
to
accrue
six
1955,
there
were
authorized
an
the
outstanding
In
issue
of
Delaware
on
21,
and
Engineering
of
the
were
company's
Engineering Division
and
Production
and
revenue
approxi¬
Division.—V.
181,
The
This
of
company
$3,750,729.
in
the
reported for
increase
an
corresponding
taxes, the earnings
Net
the
income
368,842
cents
a
after
in
the
first
17%
three
over
quarter.
net
Before
was
$169,254
outstanding
first
three
and
equal
ol
1955
of
provision
to
compares
months
of
sales
net
for
Federal
$206,421.
46
cents
a
public
with
1954.—V.
share
$106,685,
181,
p.
or
1549.
on
29
1955
from
Southern
loans
Co.
at
the
the
issuance
proposed
(parent),
and
incurred
and
of
Sept.
for
of
for
of
be
used
of
payment
such
nancing,
$8,372,105
10,103,821
9,892,488
$1.63
$0.78
:
requirements.—V.
181, p.
2009.
proceeds
of
the
issue
be
will
added
to
the
com¬
capital,
and
these
to
primarily
consumers
the
placing
activities.
through
Is
company
lending
engaged
automobiles
on
of
automobile
American
subsidiaries,
for
Discount
operates
20
In
auto
and
other
insurance
of
in
Georgia,
branch
offices
sales
either
in
fi¬
personal
connection
five
directly
southern
1955.—V.
181,
net
date
income of
of
Feb.
loans
the
28,
and
company
1955
the
discounts
reported
$435,923.—V.
181,
had
company
and
for
operating
the
six
income
$38,025,201
months
of
ended
$2,698,213
and
1873.
p.
addi¬
short-
of
American Encaustic Tiling
Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Quarter Ended March 31—
1955
Earnings
Income
1953
$2,026,679
$1,996,872
501,620
530,999
281,400
508,888
283,700
359,900
$220,220
before
1954
$2,107,554
Income
$225,188
$171,099
$0.35
$0.27
taxes
taxes
expendi¬
2009.
p.
outstanding
that
upon
property
$6,000,000
EARNINGS—As
in
giving
hearing
a
Construction
purposes.
for
order
an
expected
to
be
additional common
sale
to
are
the
$35,355,000
at
Exchange
this
3,
rom
1954,
$1
of
per
tion
Net
suspending
under
the
shares
of
the
Securities
that
29
—V.
profit
per
181, p.
share
$0.34
.
857.
vacated
of
company's
$1
1933
par
of
materials
to
make
"that
who
has
and
is
based
was
file
and
out
cluded that it
997.
,
facts
the
or
with
information
upon
the
divested
no
Commission,
leasehold
that
its
was
the
for
owner
state
therein
and
of
connected
the
to
President
himself
longer
as
omitted
statements
former
responsible
except
certain
carry
the
v.as
whatsoever
upon
A
for
to
com¬
the
prior
to
effect
publica¬
required by Regulation A), an advertisement in the
Anchorage
"Times," and that said advertisement contained untrue state¬
order
issuer
its
Regulation
Act
of
not
and
a
misleading.
said
entire
with
3%
the
drilling
cessary
Upon
the
Interest
any
being
of
person
in
overriding
program,"
n
advertisement
stock
issuer
acreage
previously assigned
issuer
has
urgent
need
for
proposed
facts
controlling
caused
his
material
American Fire & Casualty Co.—Stock
Offering—Men¬
was made in our issue of
April 11 of the
announced
had
(as
Daily
p.
April
on
Commission
share.
suspension
order
the issuer failed to
ments
to
the
temporarily
230,000
The
that
Commission
corporation,
registration
offering
stock
mon
issuer;
a
In
request
published,
sales
$3,196,939
announced
until
estimated
exemption
issuer
Earnings Up—
months
the
$347,300 compared with
taxes
shares
share
1954
were
the
of
3
Improvements
of
advised
and
May
Securities
on
order
in
Air-Way Industries, Inc.—Sales
$17,074,167
I
share..
states.
Alaska Gulf Oil & Gas Development, Inc.,
Anchorage,
initiated
total
6,609,98a
8,557,844
Alaska—SEC Vacates Suspension Order—
500,000
Aug.
7,483,111
16,652,557
income
on
-
working
Earnings
company,
selling stockholders.
1873.
p.
later
depletion.
taxes
-
shares
BUSINE3S—The
or
May 13,
1955, to lequest
the bond financing
proposal of this company.
Net
proceeds
of
the
bond
sale,
and
$4,500,000
bank
incorporated
was
its Research
its
178,972
and
foreign
common
1954
10,029,749
*
416,459
241,170
1955
$197,716,103 $163,156,190
11,736,942
preferred dividend
property,
persons
tures
of
31,
approximately 30%
by
83,036
572,154-
and
PROCEEDS—Net
pany's
234,687
Subs.)—Earnings—
revenues
received
on
term
are
account
March
capital stock,
1954
1,423,568
by the company, at the office of Southern
Services, Inc., 250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y., up to 11 a.m.
(EDT)
May 24 for the purchase from it of $15,000,000 first mortgage bonds
due June 1, 1985.
to The
substantial scale
In
be
and
1945.
It
is now
engaged in research, development,
production
and
application engineering In electronics and various
related fields. Where¬
as prior to 1S53
the company engaged
largely in research and engineer¬
ing, manufacturing activities on a more
1953.
1,572,981
Alabama Power Co.—Bids for Bonds-
that,
in
67,619
1,247,733
1549.
p.
tions
shares.
BUSINESS—Corporation
85,626
Income—
oper.
181,
May 2 that the offering
completed.
PROCEEDS—None
28,628
149,344
railway
stock
9,026 shares of capital stock
share. It was announced on
CAPITALIZATION—As
141,337
56,114
income—
(par $1) at $27.50
offered
as
$476,842
203,512
1—
181,
Instruments Laboratory, Inc.—Stock
Sold—
Smith, Barney & Co., New York, on
April 29 publicly
per
$556,867
89,999
1,391,282
384,461
oper
Jan.
$441,314
142,317
ry.
(&
American Discount Co. of
Georgia—Preferred Stock
Offered—A. M. Law & Co.,
Johnson, Lane, Space & Co.
Inc., and Interstate Securities Corp. on May 5 jointly
headed a group offering for public sale
15,000 shares of
5% cumulative preferred
stock, series 195/i* priced at
par ($50 per share).
^
1952
$491,226
From
interested
was
1953
America
depreciation
S.
per
•After
1954
of
amortization
common
•Earned
on
convertible
2009,
p.
1955
from
from
Co.
income
Number
with
The
directors, with the approval of the
stockholders, granted the
holders of Class B debentures the
right to convert such debentures into
common stock at the
rate of 30 shares of common
stock for each $100
debenture.
Class
Net
48
Net
class
for
47
Gross
•229,924 shs.
conversion
48
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Completion
$111,100
114,900
(par value $1)
62,025
debentures.
U.
Net
FINANCING
bonds
include
Prov.
Gross
debentures
stock
Does
and
A
for
Net
GIVING
debenture
B
Provision
March—
factory
company.
Authorized
6%
for
The Course of Bank Clearings
1437.
p.
operating
Provision
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
The
homes
and
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
manufacturing factory
Style"
buildings and the model homes to
Aluminum
Exchange Rates
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
pre-fabricated homes are designed
by leading archi¬
company features four standard models: "Admiral Ranch
(three bedroom); "Admiral Cape Cod"
(two, three or four bed¬
rooms); "Admiral Bungalow"
(two or three
bedrooms); and "Admiral
Dream
House"
(three bedrooms). In
addition, the company builds
homes pursuant to special
plans and specifications of Its customers.
On Dec. 31, 1954, the
company acquired all the outstanding common
stock (60,873 shares) of Zenith
Realty Co., Inc. which owns the factory
buildings occupied by the company in
Pittsburgh, Pa., and the model
tects.
per
181,
Quarter Ended March 31—
Sales
Foreign
incorporated on Oct. 18, 1945, in
Pennsyl¬
principal office are located at 149 Water
St.,
was
and
is
will
of
share.—V.
the
to
in
be
the
capacity
royalty Interest
by him to the
funds
in
order
Commission
appropriate to vacate the suspension order.—V.
con¬
189,
tion
of
20,000 shares of capital stock (par $5) at $15
by Goodbody & Co., New York.
PROCEEDS—The
working capital to
net
proceeds
will
added
be
the
to
enable
It to retain
a
larger volume
reducing the amount
that
is
now
reinsure because of
capital and surplus limitations.
miums
written
Jan.
3,
1906,
the
1932,
the
Fla.,
a
The
the
of
the
at
view
a
of
1933.
in
company
had
of
time
the
Home
dormant
its
name
of
its
Its
for
was
charter
had
Insurance
many
changed
business
Automobile
business
present
company's
Southern
been
reactivation
American
as
to
its
pre¬
to
operation
on
been
of
granted
in
Bartow,
prior
to
Fla.,
November,
present form,
reinsurer
a
Insurance
Co.
years
the
required
of
Underwriters
the
with
business
of
Ordando,
reciprocal exchange, which had been organized in 1927).
company is a duly organized and existing corporation under
laws
of
address,
The
(Although
name
which
to
commenced
company's
of
by
BUSINESS—Company
offering
share
per
the
Insurance
State
American
company
by
except
of
life
Florida
Building,
its
charter
and
with
307
is
health.
its
South
principal
Orange
authorized
The
to
office
and place
Orlando, Fla.
Ave.,
write
principal
every
types
of
kind
of
insurance
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
'■
written
extended
fire,
are:
r
'.V-
,
•
{.
damage, auto physical damage, work¬
men's compensation, general liability, general property damage, fidel¬
ity, surety, plate glass, burglary and theft.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Capital
—V.
Net
152,940 shs
I'cly 460,000 shares of common
^1
The
share as a speculation.
per
plans to use the proceeds to finance
development of the mining properties of its
Minera Canon de Cobre, S. A., in the
* -uazapares
miniflg district of Mexico and to repay temporary borj swings
of the company in the amount of $20,000 which were made
Si January,
1955, to provide funds to begin such exploration and
] .avide
working capital.
•:t
is
estimated
that
approximately $40,000 will be required for
T„e preliminary exploration of these properties.
In the event that
i ^ch
exploration is successful, it is proposed that the properties be
i ^veloped
and that a mill with a minimum capacity of fifty metric
\ .;is
daily be installed on the properties at an estimated cost of
£>50,000.
The remaining balance will be used to provide working
-t.'.plt&l.
'
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
PROCEEDS—The
exploration
company
Tills
April
on
filed
29
a
held.
shares
at the rate of one new
record date is to be supplied
common
The
underwriting is involved.
statement with
These
hold.rs
share for each three
Outstanding
1,343,926 shs.
BUSINESS—Corporation was incorporated in Delaware on March 5,
Sr;34, and has a principal office located at 129 South State St., Dover,
has
company
Corp.
below.—V.
;
181,
j
1550.
p.
Corp.—Change in Name Voted—
April
on
Beneficial
to
has
voted
29
than
company
the
United States and Canada.—V.
now
more
change
to
Finance Co.
the
the
Announcement
subsidiary
890
181, p.
of
name
this
made that
operating ia
was
offices
1550.
:
,
Benrus Watch Co., Inc., N. J.—Files With SEC—
letter
Aa
notification
of
filed
was
the
with
covering 10,000 shares of common stock (par $1)
L.
Rothschild & Co.,
F.
aggregate
an
The
shares
$10
notification
20.000
of
New York,
be
to
are
priced
the
at
the
on
offered
be
to
of
the account
April" 28
on
four
(estimated
market
date cover¬
same
through Ralph E.
selling stockholders.
at
approxi¬
2026.
share).—V. 179, p.
per
filed
were
shares
for
SEC
to be offered through
account of Oscar M. Lazrus.
for the
New York,
letters of
other
Two
ing
Samilel & Co.,
mately
present
no
1049.
p.
Loan
stockholders
corporation
No
amendment.
by
<
commitments for the net proceeds.
However,
it
wishes to have the proceeds available
for future uae
when, in the management's Judgment, favorable opportunities develop.
The company does not presently intend to use any of the proceeds
to repay its indebtedness to The Equitable Life Assurance Society of
the United States; and its present intention is to continue to actively
participate
and assist
in the development
and -execution of the
policies, practices and operations of the certain State banks.—V. 178,
The
Beneficial
The
registration
covering 100,000 shares of its $10 par common stock.
to be offered for subscription at $15 per share by
are
outstanding
of
2,000,000 shs.
cents)
10
(par
SEC
Phoenix, Ariz.—Files With
April
on
corporation
SEC
the
shares
1194.
p.
56,917
Phoenix, Ariz. — Registers
Securities and Exchange Commission—
With
Sell Insurance Stock—
181,
Beneficial Finance Co.—New Name—
See
Bancorporation,
Arizona
company,
Authorized
stock
Common
111,359
below.—V.
Corp,
Beneficial Loan
corporation
and
subsidiary
'zxican
43,569
85,856
4 filed a letter of notification with thea
SEC covering 300,000 shares of class A common stock to be offered
at par ($1 per share)
through First National Life Insurance Co. of
Phoenix, 807 West Washington St., Phoenix, Ariz.
The net proceeds
are to
be used for working capital.—V. 179, p. 921.
pubstock (par 10 cents) at
New York, on May 5 offered
—Vickers Brothers,
97,461
,
181, p. 1550,
Arizona Amortibanc,
Minerals Corp.—Stock Offered
American International
153,084
Aircraft Corp.—To
Equity
chgs.
deductions
other
and
—V.
58,627
after
taxes-
income
Net inc. after fxd.
1669.
181, p.
inc.
$2,060,156
1,778,276
$783,675
626,514
100,858
expenses
oper.
oper.
ry.
Federal
$2,126,791
1,751,700
$803,495
616,156
revenues
oper.
Railway
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
$5)—
(par
Railway
See
195o—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Mar. 31—
Bell
Increased—
Ann Arbor RR.—March Earnings
::
marine,
inland
windstorm,
coverage,
property
auto
liability,
auto
3
Monday, May 9, 1955
...
(2114)
2
Berkshire Realty Co., Cincinnati, O.—Files With SEC
-
''The
SEC
of
letter
of
stock
a
common
(par
with
notification
$100)
the
$200,000
and
debentures due May 1,
1980, to be issued at par
in denominations of $1,000),
The proceeds are to.be
No underwriting
purchase real estate for investment or resale.
to
involved.
be
will
filed
4
of
shares
995
6%
debentures
(the
used
March
on
company
coverin?.
25-year
T.«.L
The
all of the capital stock (with the ex¬
of a Mexican corporation, Minera Canon
acquired
has
company
ception of nualifying shares)
Cobre, S. A., which is the holder of rights with
i
ling concessions and claims located in the State
the united States of Mexico.
The
company
has also acquired 97Va%
of the
C
and
stock of
The
will
proceeds
used
be
March
Ended
share
by Van Alstyne, Noel &
quickly oversubscribed.
909,000
for
$817,000
$900,000
2,356,183
2,078,235
$0.43
stock
common
outstanding,!
Common shares
$0.35
Frrnings per common share
RaUway
Net
—V.
181,
$
16,512,925
7,354,579
13,336,634
income
6,193,811
31,406,655
13,648,941
37,913,922
16,703,083
ri^ht
the
ceive
Products Co.—Stock Placed Private¬
Ry,
oper.
ly—The private placement, through Reynolds & Co., of
Ry.
oper.
13,600 shares of common stock (par $2) has been ar¬
ranged, it was announced on May 3.—V. 181, p. 541.
$15,542,752 $15,663,962 $42,653,424 $43,166,074
11,731,357
10,979,043 33.975,046
31,715,204
revenue
exps
ry.
—V.
inc
oper.
$4,684,919
1,633,568
$3,811,395
1,609,976
opers.
ry.
$8,678,378 $11,450,870
3,919.429
3,288,266
May 23,
of
Officer
the
Chairman.
I: .ard
ended March 31,
$1,601,488 over the same
the
For
period
$5,518,367,
in¬
sales
an
when
ago,
year
a
2 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
at $1 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to
construct
automatic
parking garages.
he
Vice-President of Blaw-Knox Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., and
prior to that served as a director and Vice-President
was
four
years
ia
charge
®$production of Yale & Towne Manufacturing Co.—V. 180,
p.
1869.
^
1954
$344,823
1955
Quarter Ended March 31—
taxes
Earnings before Federal income
$319,960
income
174,379
191,308
$145,581
$0.54
Provision for Federal
$153,515
$0.57
taxes
the
total
•Based
holdings
of its operating assets to a group headed
of New York, is offering to purchase 80%
stockholder of the company at $20 per-
year
of
each
tender
share
per
shares
270,400
on
outstanding.—V.
now
180,
1869.
p.
offer
debentures
close
May
The B. S. F.
1955.
13,
Company in
Ames
Oil
Co., Dallas, Tex.—Receives Loan—
Life Insurance
has received
Co., to
be repaid out of oil and
Precision
Corp.
—
gas
Preferred
production.
Offered
Stock
stock at
par
($5
per
share)
was
Erie
all
The
shares
of
Glares
into
convertible
are
for
common
each
share
stock
common
of
convertible
AprU 30, 1957, and thereafter at the rate of
of convertible preferred stock,
one
at
No
tiations
are
Company
estimates that
after the tender
particular type of security is to be purchased and no nego¬
presently in progress to acquire control of a going business,
and
or
owns
share of
sales
Net
income
common
stock
Earnings
—V.
PROCEEDS—Net
from
proceeds
the
sale
of
the preferred stock will
—
share
per
180,
Period End. March 31—
BUSINESS—Corporation is engaged principally in the manufacture of
devices
for
artillery, gauges for both defense and civilian needs, hy¬
draulic valves, main rooters and controls for helicopters, pilot control
.stocks for jet planes
ing
machines
countries
facturers
of
the
and other aircraft parts.
made
are
and
High speed zipper mak¬
for manufacturers In a number of foreign
believes it is among the 10 leading manu¬
company
zipper fasteners in
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
the United States.
EFFECT
TO
April
1,
nancing
cum.
conv.
Common stock
•Does
the
not
5V2%
(par
include
such
stock
(par $5)—
shares
reserved
number
warrants.—V.
include
181, p. 1550.
as
the
118,000 shs.
*1,092,250 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
10 cents)
will decrease
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
for
cumulative convertible preferred
.shares reserved
does
pfd.
issuance
stock.
the conversion
290,000
shares
from
rev.
ry.
oper.
181,
p.
upon
The
conversion
of
number of such
period changes. Neither
reserved for exercise of
ry.
1955—Month—1954
$6,736,853
3,739,282
op.
income
2010.
Ended
returns,
less
on
1955;
required ta*
in
Erie
Minim:
Erie
Mining.
lands in Minnesota containing large
lease
low
a
grade
iron
quan¬
ore
which totaled
approximately $57,000,000 prior 1
estimated cost of completing the p^nt and relate
not including interest charges or other f
$243,000,000,
is
of construction.
the period
during
costs
assets
31,
Dec.
on
1954.
totaled
.
$1,613,443,531.
1954 amounted to $1,656,809,455; income available
$269,290,145:
interest and
other charges, $6,852,991;
est,
N'"
for inter
and ns1
incom<\ $132,837,154.
GIVING
EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
fund 2%%
bonds,
series I, due July 15, 1970^.
$75,000,000
(Reouired
to
be
retired
through
25-vear
Outstanding
•Authorized
bonds:
mortgage
tCnnsolidated
sinking
$$69,100,000
sinking fund: $1,500,000 annually,
1955 to 1969, inclusive).
i
fund 2^%
bonds,
15. 1976
retired through
sinking fund: $1,000,000 annually,
1955 to 1975, inclusive
sinking
30-year
series
50,000,000
Nov.
J, due
(Required
$36,000,000
be
to
v
■
March 27—
allowances
$5,461,710 $18,316,899 $16,540,708
2,665,320
9,325,521
7,745,340
Co.—Earnings Increase—
1955
1954
and discounts— $12,311,842 $12,789,361
49,894
expense
income
:
taxes-
Net profit
2186.
„
>
11.007,245
329,344
92,501
11,419.317
354.837
99.594
485.000
540,000
$447,646
Interest
p.
61,911
$12,361,736 $12,851,272
Total income
Operating costs and expenses
Depreciation of properties
Federal
K.
$437,524
50,000,000
1979
1.
Jan.
due
bonds,
3%
fund
sinking
$43,200,000-
(Required
to be
retired through
sinking fund: $1,000,000 annually,
1955 to 1978, inclusive).
Aug.
1,
1993,
(Pa.)
debs.,
25-year
'
6%
bonds,
of Bethlehem Steel
mortgage
Purchase-money
due May 1,
57,500.000
19804 191,659,000
1,000,000 shs.
20,000,000 shs.
pfd. stock ($100 par value)—
Common stock (without par value)
cum.
•Does
not
include
principal
gate
and
interest
Steel Co. (Pa.) in the aggre¬
of
endorsement guaranteed by it as to principal'
pledged by it under the consolidated mort¬
and had been
Bethlehem
and
914.000
191,659,000
933.887 shs*
f9,582,942 shs.
$156,000,000 at Dec. 31, - 1954, and of
March 31, 1955, which were payable to the order of the
1,
dated Aug.
gage
notes of Bethlehem
amount
and were by
corporation
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$31,113,273 $92,402,780 $91,974,856
25,651,563 74.085,881 75.434,148
income
—V. 180,
interest
stock
45%
a
Conso'idatPd
1918, as amended, of Bthelehem Steel Corporation
(Pa.) to Guaranty Trust Co., of New York,
Steel Co.
trustee.
tThe
aggregate principal amount
of the bonds that may be
outstand¬
consolidated mortgage at any one time is limited to
$500,000,000, but the respective authorized principal amounts of the
series I bonds, the series J bonds and the series K bonds, all of which
ing
Bansch & Lomb Optical
13 Weeks
Other
FINANCING
Authorized
5%%
Net
—V.
it will be
billings in
as
Sales,
PRESENT
$4,196,498
152,988
$0.15
RR.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue— $32,982,571
Railway oper. expenses26,245,718
Net
Further,
working capital.
under
taconite,
$155,000,000 at
turing equipment; for the setting up of an assembling and distributing
plant in the Mid-West, and for additional working capital.
1954
$4,481,469
256,972
$0.25
—
Baltimore & Ohio
blgh precision instruments, zipper machines and replacement parts and
zipper fasteners.
Instruments manufactured
under prime and sub¬
contracts for various agencies of the government Include fire control
for
expenditures
7%
1870.
p.
the purchase of additional manufac¬
be used by the company to finance
that during this period outstanding fundeC
outstanding capital stock,
d»ring the period ii»s materially in ¬
requiring beneficiation an *
further processing to make it suitable for use in blast furnaces.
It hi
under construction
a
taconite processing plant and r°lated facilitie
3V4 %
1955
Quarter Ended March 31—
Net
lor one share
bv Bethlehem from the sale of the
company and used for cor»
of the
funds
bonds ct
share c:>
taconitr*
working caDital not obtained bv the sale of bond
has
holds
of
tities
Co.
2*&
of
wilK
Bethlehem
agreements to purchase 45% of up to $207,000,000 of
Co., and to provide Bethlehem's proportionate
required by Erie Mining for the completion of its
Mining
due
Babbitt, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
(B. T.)
until
rate
which
volume
<;n]es
for
need
s°riec
stock
the
preferred
under
there was no increase in
and
sums
These
the letter states.
May 3) by D. Gleich Co. of New York City.
to
added
properties;
of
the
offer expires
—
made on
fund
redemption or conversion $7,500,000 principal
on
or before
Nov. 1 in each of the yeart>
in the future approximately $171,000,000 for additions and
improvements authorized but not completed at March 31, 1955. Bethle¬
hem
will
also
be
required to make substantial future expenditure!
1955,
funds.
Offering of 118,000 shares of 5V2% cumulative convert¬
ible preferred
sinking
a
expend
the company will have not less than $1,510,000 in
funds will be employed to purchase securities or
substantial, controlling or entire interests in one or more going busi¬
13,
May
1,
May
.
nesses.
Anchor
carry
be
decreased
30-year
B. S. F.
liquid
through
debentures
will
acouisitions
tenders stated that the number of shares outstand¬
ing has been reduced from 198,500 to 186,200 by purchases in the open
market, thus reducing assets of the company as of April 29, 1955, to
on
$3,500,000 15-year loan from New York
a
stock
porate purposes as determined by the management. In this connection
Bethlehem pointed out that during the period 1950-1954 it expanded
more
than $500,000,000 for property additions and improvements anci
$3,770,700.
This company
common
inclusive.
1979,
debentures
Its letter soliciting
The
of
share
per
purchase,
the
of
to
.
.
will
The offer expires
payment
CAPITALIZATION
assets to the Richmond group for $3,970,000 and the name of the corporation was changed to B. S. F. Company.
Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co. became a Delaware corpora¬
tion, licensed to operate in Pennsylvania under that name.
Function of B. S. F. Company is to invest in other businesses and/or
securities, Birdsboro Steel Foundry & Machine Co. continues as an
operating company.
price is 100%.
pavable
and
through
1965
share.
The
earnings
•Earnings
last
by Frederick W. Richmond
of
Foundry &
formed as an outgrowth of Birdsboro Steel
Co.'s sale
Machine
Birdsboro sold its operating
American Writing Paper Corp.—Earnings Lower—
Net
Birdsboro, Pa.—Offer for Stock—
B. S. F. Company,
This company,
Schwenk
jvars,
price
$140,
facilities
Net earnings for the March quarter were $221,328,
with $44,283 earned in the first quarter of 1954.
was
also elected a director.
Formerly and for two
compared
Mr.
York—Files With SEC
The corporation on May
$3,916,879.
Tore
lor
totaled
sales
quarter
of
crease
cs
as
succeeding
company,
Automatic Garage Corp. of New
President and Chief Executive
Albert S. Crandon, who becomes
elected
Schwenk has been
Otto G.
President, etc.—
re¬
the
bv surrender of $100 principal amount of de¬
of $40 in cash. The conversion price and the
amount of cash pavable on conversion will increase $5 per share on,
Mav 2 in each of the years 1957, 1959, 1961 and 1963.
is
bentures
Bethlehem
American Window Glass Co.—New
May 2, 1955,
1955.
conversion
The
1957
profect
1550.
181, p.
on
subscribe for the debentures at
to
The subi^-iption
held.
under
fr.
Net rev.
Net
1965.
rate of $500 nrincioal amount for each 25 shares of stock
creased
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1,
&
Under the offer
unsubscribed debentures.
any
May
Co. jointly
of 234 members which will
Barney
holders of common stock of record
ovnonrioH
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Earnings—
through
Smith,
and
underwriting group
an
debt
1955—Month—1954
stock
common
Co.
&
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds derived
1550.
p.
Period End. March 31—
American Metal
$
46,494,941 131,754,799 123,901,045
33,158,307
93,840,877 97,494,390
from ry. oper.
rev.
Net railway oper.
President, stated that
Unfilled orders on March 31, 1955 were $79,252,000, a 30% increase
over unfilled orders of $60,720,000 on March 31, 1954.—V. 181, p. 1873.
Loeb
purchase
The
50,141,731
33,628,856
expenses
oper.
into
convertible
head
$191,659,-
3.%% 25-year debentures, due May 1, 1980, and
amount
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$
and
Chairman
Board
Patterson,
LTorehead
This offering was
Co.
See V. 181, p. 2010.
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Mar. 31—
88,000
Railway oper. revenue—
Balance available
000 of
retire
988,000
92,000
—
made in our
was
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings—
$29,756,000 $28,849,000
Total income
Sold—Mention
common
2,239,000
3,648,000
l\t profit after taxes
) referred dividend
of
shares
•
1954
$26,108,000 $26,610,000
!'.ratals
Plymouth, Mass.—
Commission—
Corp.,
public offering on April 29 of 250,stock (par 10 cents) at $4 per
issue of May 2 of the
000
stockholders of the right to subscribe for
mon
is being
of corporate debt securities on record
by this corporation with the offering to its com¬
made
on
Astron Corp.—Stock
•
1955
31—
corporation
Stockholders—One of the largest underwritten of¬
ferings
on
EARNINGS
OF
STATEMENT
CONSOLIDATED
Months
Three
Manufacturing
Corp.—Debentures Offered to Com¬
Steel
Bethlehem
mon
Kuho,
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 120,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) to be o.fered
at $2.50 per share through Sheehan & Co., Boston,
Mass. The net
proceeds are to be used to purchase plant, machinery and equipment '
and for working capital.
ti take care of expanding business.
?.filings
basis,
the re$107 per
share-for-share
181, p. 1670 and 1550.
The
working capital
additional
provide
to
a
announced as
offering date and subscription price
will be
as arrangements can be made, Mr. Patterson said.
The
f.C^n
on
Files With Securities and Exchange
4
May
on
stocks
preferred
Armstrong
Co.—Plans Financing—
authorized an offering to common stockJiciders of one additional share for each 10 shares held, according
fit Morehead Patterson, President.
Based on the 2,378,787
shares the company had outstanding on
1 "arch 31, this would involve some 237,878 shares.
The Union Securities Corp., New York, is to manage the underwriters.
directors
$6
share by the underwriting group headed by Equitable'
Trust Co. and Union Securities Corp.
See details in
;
V.
American Machine & Foundry
The
Stock Sold—Of the
—
maining 16,695 shares were sold on April 21 at
i
1073.
181, p.
Co.
76,805 shares were issued under this offer, and
xmpania Minera Montreal, S. A., also a Mexican corporation, ownf 3
rights with respect to certain mining claims in the State of
Cnerrero, Mexico, but to which the company attaches only a nominal
vrlue, and in respect of which the company has no present plans.
i
—V.
Light
&
93,500 shares of 4.72% preferred stock (par $100) which
were first
offered in exchange for the outstanding $7V
«
respect to several
of Chihuahua in
capital
Power
Arkansas
i
the
under
have
been
issued,
are
fDoes not include
the
corporation as
which,
may
in
each
as
stated above.
the following principal
of March 31,
and
corporation
$200,000
at
pledged), are available for
§ Assumed
by
$2,900,000 (of
thai
bonds,
series K bonds, $1,800,000. The bonds owned by the
March 31, 1955 (except the $200,000 thereof thea
case,
were
be required under Workmen's
$2,000,000;
amounts of bonds owned by
1955: series I bonds,
the
pledged to secure payments
Compensation Laws); series J
sinking fund requirements.
corporation.
All
these bonds have
been issued;
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2115)
$6,586,000,
celled
principal
and
UThe
cannot
shares
916,590,
if
be
of
all
amount,
have
been
purchased
and
CONSOLIDATED
can¬
reissued.
Quarter
debentures
outstanding will be
increased
by
Net
1,-
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
purchase,
be
converted
at
the
conversion
the
shall
not
be
subscribed
named
corporation
for
has
below
have
agreed
to
&
of such
to
Smith,
Barney
Adams
&
Allen
A.
&
C.
&
Peck
Net
Kalman & Co., Inc
Kay, Richards & Co._
Strudwick
S.
Bleichroeder,
M.
Kidder & Co...
Laird
0.12
Company—
Laird,
W.
Auchincloss, Parker &
and
Co._
C.
L__ 0.23
Co.
Redpath
<fc
Bacon,
Co.—
Whipple
Robert W.
Baker, Watts &
Baker,
0.38
:_____
&
Weeks
Inc._
Barth
&
Co
Bateman. Eichler
&
G.
Becker
Bioren
&
"Wil iam
&
Co.,
&
Ryons
&
&
W.
Mackall
Lf urence
L.
Blunt Ellis .&? Sirpmons
Blyth & Co., Inc.—_—
Roettcher and Co
&
Mason-Hagan,
A.
0.23
McCormick
1.57
McDonald
E.
&
&
&
0 12
Mead,
0.12
0.93
0.12
Merrill,
.Alex.
Brown
&
Sons—
Butcher & Sherrerd—
:H. M. Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)_
•Carolina Securities Corp.—
'Cfcace,
I
Whiteside,
Winslow,
Inc.
West
——
E.
W.
Clark
&
-John
W.
&
Clarke
Corp
•Clayton
Securities
Corp
•Coffin
&
Burr,
Milwaukee
W.
II.
0.06
Newburger & Co.
Newhard, Cook &
E.
0.06
M,
Newton
Cokings & Co., Inc.—
0.06
Collin, Norton & Co.—— 0.06
The
•Julien
Paine,
Collins
Co.
&
0.23
•Cooley & Co
Co.——
'Crowell, Weedon & Co
'Cruttenden
&
Co.—
Cunningham,'
Co., Inc
M.
Dain
Putnam
Co.,
Rauscher,
Riter
Dick
The
&
Merle-Smith
0.55
S.
DicksOn & Co., Inc
Dillon, Read & Co., Inc
Dittmar & Co.—
Dixon
&
&
Doolittle
Drexel
&
&
Francis
F.
Dillon
E'berstadt
&
Co
Renshaw—
Rothschild
Co
1.57
Elkins, Morris & Co.—
Scott,
Scott
&
0.93
Chas.
W.
Estabrook
0.55
Chapman
IFauset, Steele
Ferris
&
&
&
Co.
The First
The
Boston
First
—
Co.
&
Inc.
Corp.— 2.61
Cleveland
Bogan
—
&
'■
Paul
&
B.
P.
Hibbs
.!——— 0.23
Inc
S.
JPoster &
R.
<fc
Starkweather
Stein
Bros.
IRobert Garrett & Sons
Stern
0.12
Goodbody & Co.—
Goodwyn
Green,
Ellis
Gregory
&
&
Co.—
&
.
Anderson.—
IHallgarten & Co
Stix
Stone
2ra
Ripley
Co.,
&
Inc.
Miller
Sweney
Co
H.
Hentz
Henry
Hill
J.
Co
&
Richards
J.
&
Hooker
&
Co._
0.12
C.
& Son
0.23
F.
W.
Hutton
E.
The
Illinois
Indianapolis
Corp.
&
—
—__
Neuhaus
Securities
E.
&
D.
Co
Jones
&
Co
—
Corp
office
STate
at
Canada, $58.00
On
its
of
Bowater
1.57
operate
the
0.55
33AVc
Walker
Co
Walston
&
Lerchen &
Co—
&
Co—
Co
R.
Williston
0.23
New
per
account
Ltd.
and
Wood, Struthers & Co
0.93
Wurts,
0.06
Douglas
Witter
E.
<fc
Wood
&
McEvoy 0.23
Co
&
Dulles &
1.57
Co
0.12
Co
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.—_____ 0.23
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
0.06
0.06
.
Gardens,
fluctuations In
the
be
by
collateral
to
time
this
of
Co.,
Rise—"<
399,200
6,068,298
$5,001,506
$1.23
$0.67
they
of
have
also
the
of
four
that
The
merger.
shares of
the
S.
trust
is
merger
in
pointed
out
that
additional
of
the
for
gas
is
part
to
cut
the
completion
of
to
the
be
ac¬
proposed
Borg-Warner's
industrial
activity.
This is particularly true in the
industry, in which Borg-Warner is
developing a
181,
2010.
p.
Central
in
volume
Heyke,
to
below—V.
180,
p.
10,
company
April
179, p.
1955,
29,
filed
a
covering
regislrtaion
statement
shares
1955
2010.
p.
of
gain
of
it
is
Heyke
Heyke
Co.,
kind
for
full
if
on
its
2025.
May
5
announced
part
Newfoundland
of
its
plans
to
Power
Co.
hydroelectric
Ltd.
was
recently
assets
of
Bowaters
formed
Greenshields
issue
an
of
finance
1953,
power
under
it
were
more
be
that
the
in
thia
felt
Inc.
(Del.)—
Co., Corsicana, Tex.,
at $1.16 per unit.
tools,
furniture
company
the
and
tools, jigs, punches,
fixtures
commence
capital
"The
of
Browne
things,
in
of
name
the
the
company
of Texas
March
on
29,
the
in
Delaware
Manufacturing
of
preferred stock
stock
do
to
business
holders
declared
by
the rate
the
preferred
the
directors
pursuant
of
annually
6%
in
common
of
to
per
each
stock;
PRESENT
FINANCING
at $1.06 per
of
sum
all
stock
of
and
no
The
the
200,000 shs.
stock
is
together
unpaid
600,000 sha.
receive,
when
dividends
is
the
a
thereon.—-V.
of
sum
181,
acquire and
Newfoundland
Pulp &
powers
of
issue
or
&
Co.
existing hydroelectric plant, which has an installed
capacity
150,000
horsepower,
supplies the
entire
power
requirements
of
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills
Ltd.
Corner
at
1874.
p.
Burgess Battery Co., Freeport, III.—Plans Stock Split
The
directors on May
3, approved a proposal to Increase the
outstanding shares from 162,430 shares of the
par value of
of
share
to
324,860
the
crease
shares
company's
of
the
effected
through
poration
which
the annual
the
the
be
shares
authorized
to
submitted
meeting to be held June
proposed
amendment
par
share
175,140 of
issuance.
will
into
the
two
new
of
number
$6
the
per
to
and
in¬
existing
outstanding shares will bo
company's certificate of incor¬
stockholders
for approval at
by the stockholders,
converting each out¬
shares, and creating an
If approved
the
new
200,000
shares.
par
the
14.
have
share,
per
and
the
to
$10
from
$10
new
amendment
an
will
value of
par
authorized
$6 par shares to 500,000 of
The proposed increase in
effect
$10
$10 par
par
value
of
shares
to
available
be
dustries in
The
the
demand
one
of
development
acquired
area.
cf
^reasons
the
by the
(A. M.)
A.
B.
462.
water
power
energy
for
the
powers
in
this
power
within
company.
area
is
increasing
company
the
is
drainage
the
areas
Byers Co.—Opposition Withdraws
two
declared on April 29 that the silent with¬
against the company by an insurgent stockhclders"
suits
indicates
group
that
charges—otherwise it
He
added:
"We
the
"has
group
would
will
not
continue
have
to
faith
no
withdrawn
press
junction to prevent the holding of
this
Suits—
Drastrup, President,
drawal of
in
the
merits
of
ito
court
in¬
them."
application
our
special
a
time."
for
meeting of stockholders afc
Drastrup said that the opposition withdrew its suits
against tho
election of seven Byers directors on.
April 28 without notifying either
the company or its counsel.
mon
Pleas
until
the
The
ranidly
to
for
an
Byers filed on April 13 in Pittsburgh Com¬
Injunction against holding a special meeting
of
reportedly
were
decided
wLhdrew
its
in
suits
court.
in
the
company more quickly through
stockholders which it has called for
May 25.
Midland
Coke Loan
a
an
attempt
special
to
gain,
meeting
Upheld—
A
made
stockholders
in
Main
declared
in
1951
and
in
lending
to
in
the
connection
Midland
with
Coke
Company, which had
a
$550,000
loan
the
company-
Co.
been
named
to
investigate the loan,
a
report released on May 4 that Byers was fully justified
the money in order to assure sources of pig iron, then in
William B. Dana Company,
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
[every Thursday (general news and advertising Issue) with a statistical
Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Ullnoui
C., England, c/o Edwards & Smith. Copy right 1955 by William B. Dana
Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25. I942March
3,
1879. Subscriptions in
United States,
ft tha
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American
Union, $55.00 per year; In Dominion ox
year.
of
E.
•
exchange,
remittance for foreign
of
report by an independent firm of Pittsburgh auditors released on
May 4 has cleared the management of this company of accusations of
impropriety and mismanagement brought against it by a group of oppo¬
further
now
Court
anti-management suits
opposition
control
sition
electrical
foe
the
for
the same meeting the board
declared a regular quarterly dividend
of 50 cents per share on the
shares which are now
outstanding, payable
June 10 to stockholders of record at
the close cf business on June 1.
The board also announced its
intention, subject to the continuance of
satisfactory earnings, to place the proposed new shares on a 30c
regular
quarterly dividend rate, if the charter amendment is
approved.
Tho
proposed dividend on the new shares would be the
equivalent of a 60c
regular quartely rate on the shares now
outstanding.—V. 171,
Brook,
one of the largest integrated paper mills in the world.
addition, it supplies the regional requirements of the Newfoundland
Light & Power Co. Ltd., the Buchans Mining Co.
Ltd., and other in¬
and
of
in
equal
money
Mr.
Co.
Inc., investment bankers of Montreal,
$15,500,000 first mortgage sinking fund bonds,
Newfoundland,
at
or
date
redeemable, in whole
with
it
for
dividends
being payablo
paid upon
declared
from
and
available
company
preferential
such
more,
preferred
thereof,
dividends
of
to
Delaware,
any dividend
is cumulative
dividend
share
assets
of
before
entitled
are
laws
annum
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
700,000 shs.
.
out
the
year
such
preferred stock.
the
value)
par
th&
in
1955.
($1 par value)
(lc
facades.
July 27, 1953.
Hiues
Boulevard.
Authorized
6%
Co.,
and
on
Harry
permit
and
July
Inc,"
on
manufacturing,
windows
assumed
10888
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Common
necessary
operations;
company,
business
was
a
deemed
active
Incorporated
was
name
other
among
present
State
to
&
Newfoundland
a.
Al¬
yea:*
expects
added
will
year
is
from
said.
a
effective,
the company
last
the
effective
Mr,
Mr.
last
share
a
first
salps,
sales,
heating load added
181, p. 1438.
with
At
2186.
1,250,000
loans,
181,
by $1,200,000 for
noted.
permit the company to
balance for general
working
engage^
future
Mass.—Registers With SEC
investment
on
series
bank
President, told
$2.50
heating,
which
of
he
year,
to
the
standing $6
RR.
3r,8%
of
compared
up
boost
revenue
1955
of
last
as
spectacular
went
house
expected
would
than
BU3INES3—The
to
Borg-Warner for five shares
diversification
re¬
$4,100,009<
program.
$1,671,600.—V.
year
any
earnings
by larger
year
electric
order
(b)
after
Jackson
to
bonds.
power
shears,
Dulln,
that
Byron
1965.
to
company
plans to use the net proceeds to tho
thereof in the
following order of priority: (a) Approximate!/
$30,000 to purchase additional extrusion
dies,
to
merge.
recommend
plan
of
E.
agreed and will recommend
that the
two
companies
directors
to
and
redeem
cons ruction
at
this
principal offices are located at
Dallas, Texas. The company secured
2,317,009
announced
1955,
PROCEEDS—The
The
29
16,
to
company, John E.
"1 "
predict
Its
.
1954
483,050
corporation,
Co.
extent
and
April
on
not
&
Co.—Higher Earnings Expected
this
of each class of stock
Trican
2,832,495
.i_I_
will
offering ia
on a best-efforts basis 150,000
shares of 6% preferred stock
(par $1) and 150,000 shares
of common stock
(par one cent) in units of one share
a
receipts
share
dato
offer.
date.
Eberstadt
$1,400,000
repay
May 2 offered publicly
on
,,The
10,203,294
F.
May
used
company's
earnings
in
the
revenues.—V.
week
London,
rate
effect
(Reg. U. 3. Patent Office)
a
will
estimated
are
not
April,
for
this
as
—$138,656,079 $97,807,117
selling
products— 116,952,222
84,819,504
income
stock
common
until
Browne Window
Manufacturing
Stock Offered—Wm. B. Robinson
&
and
on
record
effective
1,
and
the
when
$2.01.
reduction
accompanied
year's
as
In
be
Drapers'
would
year,
in
$780,000
to
1955
new
the
subscription
the
tinancing.
$4,274,250,
for
in
reduction
this
revenue
the
The
Bowaters
Harold
York, N. Y., under the Act of
Other Countries, $62.00 per
Oils
—_
Jackson
series
of
Winslow,
the
of
available
Ltd.,
Including the latter's undeveloped
water
rights in Newfoundland, for $34,378,800.
offering will shortly be made by Nesbitt, Thomson
and
1.57
Dean
year.
of
Bonnyville
1955, of Tri-Tor
Mills
0.06
Co
0.06
1
be
A, of The Bowater Power Co. Ltd., at a price of $98
to
yield 3.88%.
The power
company
is also selling privately $4,000,000 principal amount of 3V2%
10-year serial notes at par.
0.93
&
rate
not
development
balance
will
power
Public
0.12
White, Weld & Co
J.
2-0613);
of
York
Canada, of
&
or
public
new
power
subsidiary in
by the public offering
$15,500,000 of bonds and the private sale of $4,000,000 serial notec.
The
Ltd.
H.
mortgage
of
prospect for
he
month
though
of
corporate purposes
Oil was
created
as
—
basis
corporation
0.23
Durst,
Wainwright &
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
William Dana Seibert, President. Published twice
NOTE:
The
0.06
&
C.
2954;
1874,,
financing
funds
last
Paper Corp. of North America, Montreal,
Canada—Announces $19,500,000 Financing Plan—
Inc.—
0.12
such
be
the
on
shortly before the
persons
proposed
cost
a
figure of
Bowater
.
Co._;—
,
defray
until
p.
interested
meeting.
said
1953
full
record
for
The
which
for
sundry
taxes
afford
SEC
H.
0.38
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt——
(Telephone
.
-
0.12
&
the
on
164,
p.
•;
0.12
0.12
Lemon
to
wells.
31—
President
approve
Boston
the
Wagenseller
Space & Co.,
rate
the
offered
(& Subs.)—Earnings
March
boards
capital stock.—V.
and
0.23
Inc.
Johnston,
This
with
Paper
Inc
Grubbs—
the
on
also
underwritten
the
increase
annual
He
on
$9,151,118
has
New
0.06
Wertheim
&
time
Boston Fund, Inc., Boston,
0.06
0.12
Lane,
See
0.38
»
p.
receive
additional
be
the
additional
0.12
Share
at
held
be
applied
(net)—
equipment
0.23
Watling,
&
SEC
Boston & Albany
RR.—Exchange Offer Extended—
0.06
Co.,
Unterberg, Towbin
0.38
Bond
the
0.06
:
0.93
,
Johnson,
post
Inc.-—
Cartwright & Co
Co
Co.,
Janney & Co—^
Jenks, Kirkland
Edward
Co
0.12
—
to
March,
common
drill.—V.
Co.
G.
Co
&
Hutton
field
Alstyne, Noel & Co
Viet,or, Common, Dann & Co.
Labouisse,
notes
would
funds
at
recorded
,
royalties,
Byron
field
0.93
—
be
given
on
the
opera¬
Jackson.
0.12
Weeks
&
Friedrichs & Co
E.
McDowell-
Van
0.38
Fay
Weil,
&
Inc
Union
Co.—
Hornhiower
Howard,
Co._—1_
sonic
Securities
Company,
Underwood,
0.23
&
Hilliard
B.
Hirsch
&
better
with
shares
—
would
oil
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson- 0.12
Spencer Trask & Co
0.93
Tucker, Anthony & Co
0.55
0.38
Herrman
convertible
and" oil
the
181,
will
to
stockholders
directors
Y.—V.
of
provide
modest
the
highest
improve¬
This
and
statement
100
has
reasonable
A
amortization
announcement
merger
0.23
American Corp.-—— 0.38
Thayer, Baker & Co
0.06
0.23
1953.
April
determine.
Canadian
of
Dulin
The
^
Swiss
0.38
&
will
general
development of
and
Ingersoll,
Byron
1.57
Blosser
&
Sutro &
Hayden, Stone & Co.———- 0.55
Hemphill, Noyes & Co,
1.57
the
0.06
Webster
Corp._
2.61
Haupt & Co
Hayden,
Inc.—
Co
&
Stroud
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.— 0.06
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
1.57
Harriman
&
Straus,
0.93
of
0.12
Nicolaus & Co.,
0.12
,
Improvement,
was
on
complished
0.06
0.23
—:
since
in
A
reflected.
notes
administrative
discounts,
shareholders
0.06
0.23
Sons.;—,—
month
0.23
0.06
Marache
each
-
sold,
and
and
growing
Stifel,
to
a
thereof.
time
agreed
Brothers & Co
0.38
Olds
&
Granbery,
the
;
goods
C.
R.
0.12
:___
above.—V.
received by the
company at 49 Federal St., Boston,
a.m.
(EDT)
on
May 23 for the purchase from it cf
mortgage and collateral trust bonds due June
11
first
1983
con¬
'
some
Stetson Securities Corporation
Forgan & Co.—— 1.57
&
MacGregor, Inc.— 0.12
Goldman, Sachs & Co—L— 1.57
pronounced
year
throughout
5%
convertible notes, due July
offer to the holders of its common
to
gas
Corp.
adjustments
0.23
Boyce___
Ltd.—-
number
of
Corp.
negotiating for
their
respective
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Ctlore,
•Glover
of
President
0.38
Co
Co
&
&
&
for
of
construct.on expenditures
estimated
new
Consolidation With Byron Jackson Recommended—
,
0.06
Co.
Staats
Marshall-^—
0,12
Bulton, Reid & Co.-——— 0.23
is
the
registration
such
offering will
outstanding first
due
part,
Co.______ .0.12
Co
Smithers
William
a
far
being
for
or
to
in
merger
Mr.
0.12
Co,______—
Nolan-W.
Co.,
been
0.06
IFirst Southwest
&
period
on
be
to
proceeds
and
about
$18,500,000
$26,000,000 in the
7,356,710 shares of $5 par value common stock
outstanding
after allowing for preferred stock dividend of
$130,719.
Singer, Deane & Scribner___ 0.23
Smith, Moore & Co.0.12
&
sales
•Based
Co.,
0.55
JFolger,
the
of
earnings
•Earnings per
0.38
[.
Simon
thus
convertible
added
renegotiation
0.06
0.06
to
Brooklyn Union Gas
Net
0.06
Corp._.
IFirst of Michigan Corp
M.
of
31.
month
any
for
note
natural
0.93
&
the
price
board
hearing
a
Net
dividends
0.38
—_
Co.—
Co._
Agnew
the
share
that
registration
a
subscribe
have
be
for
Federal
0.12
____
—
Shuman,
in
are
proposes
may
and
0.12
Mayer
Hammill
&
will
Interest,
0.55
Mason,
Inc. L.
Shields
showed
for
principal amount
Depreciation
&
Scranton & Co
Sheridan
0.06
to
additional
expenses,
&
—.___—
0.06
for
a
March
$2,000,000
from
Cost
1.57
Shearson,
0.06
—
Field, Richards & Co
Net
0.93
0.12
—
company
Three Months Ended
0.06
Stringfellow
&
filed
covering
Borg-Warner
.
Second District Securities Co.,
Inc.
0.38
0.12
Co.—
Co.—
Co
0.23
Co., Inc.
Co.—
IFahey, Clark &
Farewell,
&
Horner
of
than
will
SEC
quest
was
convertible
the
Paper Mills
fabricating, erecting and maintaining aluminum
0.12
Hutzler_
the
York, N.
up
The
a
upon
use
0.06
Inc.——.
Seasongood
Co.—
Evans
&
&
Schwabacher &
0.06
0.12
0.12
having
.
0.12
Pomeroy,
ground
proceeds
of
result
0.38
—
.
Schoellkopf, Hutton
0.55
at
continued
already
where
Petro-Chemical
0.38
Parke
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.—
Equitable
Securities
Corp.
Clement A.
Co
Salomon Bros.
Elworthy & Co.__
&
&
Saunders, Stiver & Co
Schmidt,
Poole,
Roberts
0.38
Co.
&
i—l-__
0.93
0.93
&
F.
program
a
been
0.55
—_
&
Mosle
income
recorded
volume
has
management
"the
& Co;, Inc 0.12
Gardner—0.23
0.06
I
duPont
Eastman.
L.
0.06
Dominick
Co
I.
Rodman
have
offering of convertible notes is to be made in
multiples
$500, and $1,000,
and at a discount of 5%
of
principal
No
underwriting is involved.
Expenses
are
estimated
at
required
Co.
Co.—
Rotan,
19
right
..proceeds
Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
0.06
better
nine-cents
March
Unsubscribed
at
Net
costs
Pierce
&
&
&
2.61
Co—
sale
0.23
Inc.——
0.23
Co—
Dominick
Co.__L.___
Reinholdt
about
1954.
order
5%
$100,
*
0.55
—
0?.12
Reynolds
0.06
Dewar, Robertson & Pancoast 0.12
R.
<fc
Co
Inc
0.12
—
&
Pressprich <fe
of
mailed
stock
$6,000,000
The
$50,000.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
DeHaven & Townsend, Crouter
&
Bodine
0.12
IDempsey-Tegeler
of
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood— 0.12
Prcscott, Shepard & Co., Inc. 0.23
0.12
IDavenport & Co.—
Davis, Skaggs & Co.——__—
1R. L. Day & Co.—
undertaking
which
revenues
with
Net
year.
business
1955,
the
$100
date.
0.06
R.
W.
sales
1955,
outstanding
earnings
The
&
Brockton Edison Co.—Bids for Bonds—
Bids
■
Mass.,
effectiveness.
indicate
of
or
corporation
amount.
Wulbern,
__'
_____
0.06
——
Co.
marketing
last
was
of
111,
1975'.
a
0.93
0.12
0.06
&
Garrison,
Inc.
Inc., New
report.
company's performance.
This program,
when
both to improve the
company's manufacturing
results
shares
April
29,
stock
&
0.12
'Curtiss, House & Co
■J.
1,
0.23
Pierce,
&
-
Jackson
a_i"
Inc.
0.12
0.06
Schmertz
April
0.23
by
The
so
of
The
0.06
Co.__
fixed
made.
was
full
Peters, Writer & Christensen,
0.23
—
_j
Webber,
be
months
and
date
be
subscription
•-
three
Bonnyville Oil & Refining Corp., Montreal, Canada—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
0.23
effective
The
broken for the
company's new plant at
completion this year, the full Blaw-Knox
road-paving machinery will be manufactured.
"The
backlog at March 31 was $45,000,000, ^compared with
$47,000.000 the beginning of the year."—V.
181, p. 742.
0.12
;
Curtis
0.12
&
"On
0.23
Co
Northwest
its
bookings
Mattoon,
line
Firinctcinjj
Inc.—Proposed Stock Offering—
determining stockholders entitled
Warrants -will
said
0.06
Ohio Co.
Pacific
first
new
the
and
0.12
Co
&
the
anticipated,
of
in
0.12
Inc
20
«i,
\
„
in
was
all
tions
0.93
Co.—
Newbold's Son & Co.
0.23
Inc.
C.
•Courts
Co._
&
■
off
were
performance
for
April
on
new
orders in January and
February this
relatively reduced level that was in evidence
ment
0.38
Stone
President,
and
0.23
F. S.
Moseley &
Mullaney, Wells
Murphey Favre,
181,
The
and
the
commercial
Co._________
the
$142,000,
at
0.23
&
Roland
z.73
virtually
0.06
Co.—
earnings
in
quarter
of
1,569,449
1.57
&
and
on
and
first
"Bookings
Pierce, Fenner
Turben
0.06
Co
W.
•C.
Co..________
0.93
&
IRichard
of
0.06
Mcdel,
0.12
Co
Clarke
&
27,802,938
*.83
Earnings Off—
Chairman
annual
expected
quarter
tinued
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
0 23
Morgan Stanley & Co.—.—, 2.61
0.06
Co._
Dodge
Miller
is
around
0.23
0.06
..—
at
0.23
;
the
first
0.23
Co
0.23
&
'Chaplin & Co.————__;
•Clark.
The
0.12
0.55
Co
Merrill Lynch,
&
Beane—
Co
48,383,317
3.51
the preferred stock.— V.
on
report that your management
obsolescence and inefficiencies
"Preliminary
for
Co.—______ 0.38
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc.
&
Co.—_
Jr.,
reversal
1954
elfect
operations
0.06
McKelvy & Co.—
0.12
0.23
Inc
Masten
correct
1954
completed,
0.06
Marks &
0.96
the
ew
above.
E.
Beard, President, on April 29 announced that
460.644
shares of the common stock of the
company will be offeree!
for pro rata
subscription to present stockholders at the rate
of one
additional share for each three shares held
of record.
The company has filed a
registration statement covering the addi¬
tional shares with the SEC
and anticipates that such
registration will
become effective on
May 12.
and
negative
0.12
Coe
M.
.J. C.
Bradford
0.93
p.
study of
to
0.06
Lyons & Co
This
in
America
Chas.
23,803,000
35,313,262
stock—
com.
Snyder,
the
North
Paper Corp. of North America
3128; V. 160, p. 2642 and 2755.
Braniff Airways,
'
36,100,000
LjUI.—Acquisition—rsl
of
Bowater
163,
23,550,566
the 1954 annual report will show that
bookings of new
shipments last year declined from 1953. Both
bookings
and
shipments
continued
at
this
lower
level
during January and
February this year, but orders for new business in March showed a
marked
upturn which has held thus far in
April.
It was explained
0.12
.___
0.23
Co.—
Co.
Irving Lundborg & Co.—____
0.93
"A
1.57
Co-
0.12
23,032,352
1
—
share of
operations
in
business
0.93
Hopkins, Inc.__
Loeb, Rhoades & Co.
M.
based
,
0.12
_
&
See
V.
part:
Both
1.57
Brothers
0.93
Inc
Co—_—_______
Blair
Loewi
Co—_ 0.23
Baxter, Williams & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co
A.
Carl
0.12
——
Lester,
Little
0.12
Ball, Burge & Kraus
•J.
C.
taxes
2,545,301
of
25,713,029
vOij
Paper Corp.
Bowater's Newfoundland Pulp
Sells Hydroelectric
Assei^—
80,698,805
1,1/3,^99
i ow6r
Bowater
3
additional
Cordes
noted
0.93
Co._
Corp
Legg & Co
Lehman
0.55
Co
&
amortization
1,139,277
deducting quarterly dividends
of> 1955.
0.23
Higginson
John
0.23
0.12
Co
&
Freres
0.23
Co-
Baird & Co.,
Lazard
Lee
in
0.12
Langiey & Co,
0.23
____
W.
0.93
Meeds—
-
Eache
97,465,578 108,688,968
Blaw-Knox Co.—Sales &
1.57
0.12
.___
Bissell &
See
0.12
A.
0.0G
and
$
2010.
p.
0.23
Kidder, Peabody & Co._.
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
0.06
Inc
Mar. 31,'54
$
35,300,000
per
^After
Miller, Inc. 0.12
0.55
&
and
Atwill
&
0.')3
Co..
Arnold
Joseph, Mellen
ior
income
•Earns,
0.12
Allyn & Co.. Inc
Anderson
and
jbowdtvi
Dec. 31,'54
items
*
income
cn
debentures
%
5.21
Co.-,.
deducing
—
other
emergency facilities
Provision
lor
Federal
them,
by the exercise of rights:
5.21
Co
EARNINGS
451,088,588 403,286,498 445,110,163
before
below
and
ation
severally
sell
%
Kuhn, Loeb
OF
Mar. 31,'55
charges
Provision ior depletion and depreci¬
severally, the respective percentages indicated below
as
income
shown
Interest
underwriters
and
^
billings
Total
shall
price specified in the indenture.
agreed
STATEMENT
Enutu-
$
stock
common
the
thereof
subscriptions and advertisements must be made In New York funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2116)
the
followed
and
made on Sept. 5, 1951, at 3V2% in¬
Byers contracted to buy at $1 per ton discount not
per month, or one-third of its requirements, which¬
less, the amount not to exceed 6,000 tons per month.
V. 181,
Byers loan to Midland was
The
terest
year.
per
less than 3.000 tons
ever
was
by Glore,
Forgan
&
and
Co.
The
following
Bank
of
Chase
act
will
The
agents:
National
and The
First
Chicago. 38 South Dearborn Street, Chicago 90, 111.,
11 Broad Street, New York 15, N. Y.
will be used for the following purposes:
prepayment of a like amount of the corporation's
in
'55
the
of
$41,931,577
with
See
Borg-Warner Corp.
England—Earnings-
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
*66,895
♦106,484
*103,976
♦182,734
Refining Co.; (b) an estimated $5,000,000 to cover the cost of additions
to plants now in process; (c) about $1,000,000 to reimburse the treasury
for the cost of construction of a products line from Enid, Okla., to
processes)
into one of
electro-mechanical and
613,000
524,000
795,000
791,000
*69,114
*225,028
♦88,594
*463,761
the
to
income—
*288,910
*316,575
3 V» %
in
$3
instalments
out
Capital
sharej,
filed with
of notification
was
on
of
at
12, covering a
April
stock
the SEC
2,750 shares of common
subsequently withdrawn.
issue
par
SEC
corporation
644,850
covering
stockholders
at
Appliances
par
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The proceeds are
facilities and plant extension and
Co.,
additional
plant
to be used
betterment.
stock
Net
from
rev.
—V.
181,
ry.
$997,651
$2,500,903
op.
$2,675,309
720,528
$851,723
269,140
336,724
842,320
1557.
p.
166,875
&
Corp._
Gross
from
Net
lrom
Net
ry.
Gross
from
from
Net
ry.
—V.
$951,000
185,053
132,282
46,457
2,482
71,376
46,131
1.50
Laird
1.00
W.
2,573,000
545,754
railway
railway—:
income
94,758
oper.
181,
Blair
Blyth
&
Co.
&
1.50
Merrill
Co
&
&
Drexel
Eastman, Dillon & Co
150,501
56,662
Fairinan,
the automobile sales finance
in
I.
from
Not
from
Net
ry.
125,727
76,259
77,279
65,072
from
Net
ry.
oper.
181, p.
1,716,649
1,778,387
1,704,593
346,169
405,245
451,160
383,665
149,629
202,132
243,217
193,016
ry.
From
Gross
Jan.
ry.
—V.
*
1955—Month—1954
19,967,235
expenses
oper.
19,456,022
57,015,936
57,006,220
Net
Net
from
rev.
$9,573,422
income—
oper.
ry.
1955
op.
$4,567,727 $24,373,887 $13,414,245
5,460,580
ry.
3,234,973
Earnings Estimated at $6.15
14,672,760
>9,881,572
Share—
per
Net
ry.
will earn about $6.15 in 1955, shareholders were
April 28 by Walter J. Tuohy, President. He added: "And this
include $2,800,000
received this year as a cash refund on
not
$1,930,133
532,796
545,327
212,684
5,490,130
1,293,046
459,527
534,954
1952
1955
1954
1953
$15,926,737 $15,240,389 $16,345,682 $15,625,444
522,741
2,104,698
1,131,514
1,007,879
railway
profits taxes paid during 1940-45."
April revenues and net income will set a new record for the month,
Tuohy said. Earnings on a per share basis will be about 60 cents.
*443,925
*828,559
47,043,659
4,358,330
*14,857
47,699,401
*573,047
219,454
income—
1—
from
This
will
bring net income for the first four months to $16,000,000,
highest in the history of the company for a comparable period. At
$2.05, he added, this will compare with $1.11 for the same period
42,948,496
2,923,893
*2,115,278
44,677,729
4,558,056
railway
railway
3,290,902
♦940,578
and
1954
of
'.'If
the
$1.59
in
1953.
next
Mr.
horizon today
rate
of
The
$3
that can
affect
so
our
business
to impair the dividend
as
share.'
a
approved
amendment
to
the C & O Employees
eligible to own shares
in their company.
The amendment permits employees to buy stock
through a payroll deduction plan after one year's service, instead of
the five previously required. Employees may also
buy from 10 to 100
Purchase
shares
Instead
Approved
Com.,
Arthur
May,
B.
the
of
man
1954,
Clifford
serve
A
merger
&
as
has
with
C & O
Northeastern
181,
p.
Manufacturing
the
been
Ry.
of
Co.
case.
two
and
wholly-owned
the
Flint
Belt
2011.
Co.
Consolidated—New
is the
company's new President.
W. McGee, retiring Chairman of the
Board, will continue
was
volume
to
recently approved by the directors of both this
Directors of the two companies have
agreement of merger to their stockholders.—
of
2011.
March—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway—
oper.
income
Jan.
first quarter in the corporation's history and the
acquired was higher than for any previous quarter.
said the total amount of receivables purchased in the first
Mr.
Dietz
of
this
year
receivables
all
of
1954
1953
from
Net
ry.
railway
railway.,
oper.
181,
p.
income
$1,242,213,206, compared with $1,022,939,286
an increase of 21.4%.
Total outstanding
was
the same period last
in
of
corporation
the
56,909,779
63,790,306
66,878,914
62,546,362
12,682,852
5,578,061
18,383,987
21,126,230
18,262,826
8,091,314
8,666,543
7,083,790
1557.
a
$1,501,725,863
year
31,
with
$139,780,494
of
retail
of
at
motor
31,
March
vehicle
1954,
receivables
and
$138,186,032
acquired
at
during
wholesale motor vehicle financing for the
$669,531,691,
compared
$538,335,994
with
first three months
for the
comparable
increase of 24.4%.
Outstanding wholesale auto¬
mobile receivables at March 31, 1955, were $271,702,055, compared with
period
in
1954,
an
at
958.
181,
p.
March
31,
1954,
$167,022,719
and
at
Dec.
31,
1954.
powers,
including
within
businesses
is
Denver
President.
000 additional
before May 19, 1955 for 672,shares of common stock (par $1). at $18
on
or
share on the basis of one new share for each five
shares held. The offering is underwritten
by a group
per
for
ex¬
the
to
power
without
and
The
operato
the
association
state.
has
out¬
including the 60,060 acquired
330,734 shares sold to company
services
for
the
The
materials
and
promissory
and
notes
company
42
the
amount
for
of
in
the
$20,000;
for
cash,
supplied $6,400; and in settlement
$55,234.
The association's track, known
Downs, held a 12-day meeting
of
issued
were
in
materials
days in 1955,
of
as
1954, and has permission to
in
12 for horse racing and 30 for grey¬
corporation has joined with ten of its subsidiaries in the filing
applications with the SEC with respect to their current financing
and the Commission has given interested persons until May
11, 1955, to request hearings thereon.
Under the proposals, Columbia
Gas would borrow an aggregate of $50,000,000 from 19 commercial
half
banks,
quarter earnings of $1,738,374, equal to $1.53 per common
share, were 45% greater than first quarter earnings in 1954 and are
the
largest for the corresponding period in the company's history,
George Spatta, President, reported on May 2.
Gross sales of $30,579,077 were the second largest ever recorded by
Clark
in a first quarter and exceed '54 sales for the
same period
approximately
equal
the balance on or before Aug.
for
current inventory.
Columbia Gas estimates that during the
the system will require additional funds of $50,000,000.
$25,000,000 will be for construction and $25,000,000 for the
for
gas
before June 30 and
or
on
Of these funds $15,000,000
would be advanced to sub¬
construction and $35,000,000 for the purchase of storage
1955.
30,
sidiaries
year
which
payment of bank loans maturing Aug. 31, 1955. No definitive plans to
provide the balance of the required funds have been developed.
The ten subsidiaries have construction programs which will require
To
such program,
Columbia Gas will acquire $33,550,000 of
of the subsidiaries and an additional $6,800,000 of
finance
notes
stocks. In addition, Columbia Gas proposes to advance
account, to five of the subsidiaries, funds aggregating $35,000,purchase during 1955 of inventory gas for storage in their
underground storage facilities.—V. 181, p . 1875.
their
on
common
open
for
the
Comstock
Files
The
and
Nev.—
Commission—
Co., Inc., Elko,
Uranium-Tungsten
Securities
With
Exchange
corporation on April 8 filed a letter of notification with the SEC?
Covering 440,000 shares of capital stock (par two cents) to be offered
at 50 cents per share through Utah Uranium Brokers, Salt Lake City.
Utah.
The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to
mining
operations.
Consolidated
25%.
In
to
$1.09
1954,
per
Freightways,
(&
Inc.
'
Calendar Year—
Carrier
Truck
operating income
manufacturing and
Wholly-Owned
net
Consolidated
•Earnings
*On
earnings
common
per
share
$2.83
$2.89
and
after
units and 518 trailers were purchased in
1954,
trucks
number
average
1953
1954
$37,396,634 $39,155,742
7,112,086
5.967,471
1,086,157
1,042,989
servicing
of
shares
outstanding
during year
provision for preferred stock dividends.
total of
A
and
at
the
206
end
power
of
the
year
equipment in
service
totaled
1,415
trailers, a net gain of 332 units. Total investment in new
rolling stock aggregated $5,434,041.
This program will be continued
in 1955, with present plans calling for investment of approximately
and
1,569
$6,500,000.
New terminals
were
completed at Roseburg,
Consolidated
Gold
Uranium
Corp.,
Files With Securities and Exchange
The
to
Clark's first quarter earnings were
share,
on
gross
sales of
Denver,
ter¬
Colo.—
Commission—
April 20 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used
expenses incident to mining operations.
per
pay
186,666
share,
Consolidated
common
Falls,
company on
covering
$1.50
Oregon and Twin
during the year, and construction was begun on large new
at Billings, Mont., and Spokane, Wash.—V. 181, p. 859.
Idaho
Television
&
$24,546,658.
the right to subscribe
underwriter
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—To Borrow From Banks—
Clark Equipment Co.—Best First Quarter in History—
$1,243,687,
Chicago Corp.—Stock Offered—-The company is offer¬
ing to its common stockholders of record May 2, 1955
the
reimburse
racing.
minals
First
by
General
Subs.)—Net Earnings Show Gain—
$899,007,817 a year earlier, and $885,309,360 at Dec. 31, 1954.
Reflecting the high rate of automotive production this year, C. I. T.'s
was
common
par
by
the
The
at
1954.
volume
volume
stock, to be
The offering
Investing Corp.
selling commission of 20c per share.
5c
basis
of
and
earlier
the
first quarter of 1955 was $262,394,178, compared with $202,633,871 in
the first quarter of 1954, a 29.5% increase.
Outstanding retail auto¬
mobile receivables were $909,469,559 at March 31, 1955, compared with
1952
$20,444,732 $22,486,753 $23,799,542 $20,351,600
5,132,611
7,417,396
7,993,742
5,803,688
' 2,331,379
3,335,454
3,353,515
2,301,115
were
$1,507,970,320
corporation's deferred income
and unearned premiums,
the
backlog of future gross income which Mr. Dietz described as "the lifeblood of our business,"
aggregated $141,003,714 at March 31,
1955,
compared
liabilities.
current
proceeds of the financing, $15,000 are to be used for expenses
of the issue, $82,000 for the purchase of land; $100,000 for additional
facilities; $140,000 for motel and swimming pool; and the balance of
$103,000 for working capital.—V. 180, p. 1332.
The
Dec.
times
4.5
year,
divisions
31,
1955, compared
with
$1,351,821,218 at Dec. 31, 1954.
—V.
1—
from
Net
—V.
1955
from
Net
1954, het earnings were $8,580,049, equiva¬
dividends to 90 cents a common share.
of
stock
any
$287,854,479
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. -Earnings—
to
business
of
quarter
The
Richardson, President since 1944, has been named Chair¬
Board.and Jerome A. Straka, Executive Vice-President since
submission
p.
preference
March
and Pond's Extract Co.
approved
181,
10,
Elected—
consolidation
company
V.
of
equivalent
the quarter ended
99 cents a common
for
Earnings applicable to the common stock In that quarter were $8,180,049, after the payment of $400,000 in dividends on the preference
stock, which was retired later in 1954.
Arthur O. Dietz, President, told stockholders that net earnings were
employees
director.
a
as
more
Michigan.—V.
Chesebrough
President
units
Manistee
in
an
make
the
was
the
both
to
fixed
of
also
subsidiaries,
RR.
Plan
this corporation
of
$9,051,273,
were
first quarter
the
after
related
of
$56,250;
total
a
000
higher than for
shareholders
Stock
1955,
earnings
share.
lent
its
of
efforts"
the underwriter.
of
instalment
net
Consolidated
For
two-thirds of the year equal the pattern of the first
Tuohy said, "net income per share will be $6.15, even
better than the good showing of $6.04 in 1953,"
Mr, Tuohy told
the 450 shareholders that "we see nothing on the
third,"
being
expenditures of $69,106,100 during 1955, for which new money require¬
ments are estimated at $40,350,000.
Higher Earnings—
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Reports
31,
shares
corporate
and
and
Uranium
of
oper.
March
assets
registration statement with the SEC on April
a
"best
a
broad
of
current
excess
Mr.
carry¬
proposals;
Jan.
ry.
on
rendered
of
debts
5,391,657
1,278,901
5,177,166
1,243,354
540,633
456,711
income—
*641,235
*
Deficit.—V. 181, p. 1558.
Net
current
600,000
Bazata
J.
amount
Of
219,891
1,161,199
oper.
from
Net
made
officials
race
$2,041,036
5,299,117
railway
from
Net
tax
public saie "as a speculation" at $1 per share.
with
hound
1952
1953
1954
1558.
p.
from
From
company
on
does
2.125
Co
&
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings-
Gross
This
told
Weld
485,219
211,670
income—
March—
Gross
after
year
$493,000 after charging
Company maintains a strong
were
1—
oper.
181,
fiscal
previous
earnings
Sports Racing Association, Grand Junction,
courses
service
1.50
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Railway oper. revenue— $29,540,657 $24,023,749 $81,389,823 $70,420,465
Railway
1.50
$1,854,630
railway
from
Net
Period End. March 31—
2.125
&
Co.—
&
454,929
railway—
from
Net
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—Earnings—
Corp
Co
178,326
net
quarter,
410.
officers
by
2.125
Securities
income—
oper.
the
for
$772,000.
of
standing 390,734 shares of common stock,
Walker
railway
from
Net
$1,208,000
net loss of $267,000
a
1955, after tax carry-back credit
of $227,000.
This compares with
26,
which is returnable. Certain principal officers of the under¬
purchased 60,000 common shares from the company at
value.
association was Incorporated under Colorado law on July 19,
Arthur
&
$1,863,255
railway—
from
Net
income—
1557.
The
race
Werthelm
1955
Feb.
par
1954,
.75
Co
G.
March—
Gross
railway
railway
their
.75
White.
capital.
have
writer
1.00
Mason,
&
&
of
part
.75
•
Co
Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Ry.- -Earnings—
$565,008
142,719
1—
Net
—V.
$605,506
151,880
21,206
iroin
&
Union
2011.
p.
working
and
sold
shares
1.50
Co
&
Hutton
181,
Renshaw
Horner
H.
expansion
of the issue at a rate of 25c on each share of the first 160,000
to the public, limited, however, to a maximum $40,000 no
penses
.75
Corp.
.75
Weeks
&
for
Y.), for which it will receive a
association also has agreed to
The
1.50
Co
&
ended
covering
for
be
to
(N.
.75
&
1952
1953
$613,652
1,643,275
Jan.
E.
W.
76,736
income
<
of
net hurricane losses
condition,
1955,
is
Barney & Co.
2.125
Youngberg
.75
Stone & Webster Securities
2.125
Hentz
—V.
$479,806
railway
railway
oepr.
From
Gross
1954
1955
March—
Gross
Co.,
&
letter of notification with the SEC
a
debentures, due Jur.8 1, 1965,
principal amount, without underwriting.
used to repay
bank loans and accounts
to be
inventories,
This association filed
.75
Simon
Stone
analog
subordinated
100%
latest
the
181, p.
29,
Smith,
.75
Inc.
M.
6%
year
of
loss
offered
&
Inc.
1.00
2.125
Grant-Brownell & Co.„—
Ripley
.75
.75
Gardner
&
&
crystal
and
from tiny quartz
components to giant
Colorado—Registers With SEC—
3.125
Co
Baerwald
Hughes
Rothschild
F.
Scott,
Hornblower
Charleston & Western Carolina Ry.- -Earnings—
L.
Fulton, Reid & Co.—
Goldman, Sachs & Co
H.
business.
Rodman
Farwell, Chapman & Co.— 1.50
The First Boston Corp.— 3.125
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
is
corporation
Reinholdt
.75
Harriman
&
Inc.
Co.,
2.125
complex electronic
military fire control,
Exchange Commission—
May 2 filed
are
Colorado
Co
Raffensperger,
Securities Corp.- 1.50
Harris & Co.,
radio-television
to
in
electronic
at
fiscal
financial
1.50
&
and
change.
the
because "dynamics
products"—which
appliances,
home
the hurricane losses mentioned above.
off
2.125
Beane
Pilueger
.75
our
.75
Stanley
1.50
all
equipment
systems,
of
purchase
credit
—V.
1.50
Curtis
Co—
duPonto &
I.
to
automation
missiles
determined
shareholdrs,
corporation and its subsidiaries reported
net
Lynch;-Pierce, Fen-
1.50
Co
&
1.50
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
.75
—
Dominick
Dominick
conditioning
on
$250,000
the
For
&
-
Morgan
told
common
interests in the corporation
proceeds
back
2.125
Rhoades
Co
&
equipment
he
miniaturized
$166,000 and
a
.75
Corp
Loeb,
Milwaukee
The
.75
Inc.— 3.125
Inc.
Without underwriting.
The
Dittmar
Co.
&
guided
and
offered
be
This
2.125
Co
Brothers
&
ner
.75
.—
Securities Co.
Read
Equitable
corporation on April 14 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 30,000 shares of 6% cumulative preferred stock (entitled
to 3%
additional if earned), to be offered at par ($10 per share),
to
of
1.50
Co
&
Co.
Loewi
.75
Co
&
Union
354,767
The
Freres
M.
2.125
.75
Republic Co. (Inc.)
air
corporation
covering
for
.75
Higginson
Carl
.75
(Inc.)
electronic
Collins & Aikman Corp.—Reports Smaller Net Loss—
3.125
.
Langley & Co.-
Lehman
1.00
Inc.
Co.,
2,807,000
Century Discount Corp., Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.—Files—
The
The
Co
A. M. Law and
.75
& Simmons
H. M. Byliesby & Co.
536,114
1557.
p.
C.
Lee
2,756,000
2,708,000
560,545
154,857
&
Lazard
William
the
industrial
in
and
Chairman, stated that con¬
(originally a licensor of lighting
country's leading producers of electrical,
from brand-name
way
and
America.
of
Board
1.00
Loeb & Co
Kuhn,
Eichler & Co
.75
G. Becker & Co. Inc.—2.125,
Francis
1—
Jan.
Net
$944,000
129,779
income
oper.
From
$865,000
182,915
respective
as are not
Inc
Co.
1308.
p.
(Harry) Cohen Merchandising Corp., New York—Files
severally
.75
Kidder, Peabody & Co.-— 2.125
A.
Dallas
$876,000
railway
railway
have
Kenower, Mac Arthur & Co.
1.00
Co
Dillon,
1952
1953
1954
1955
the
used
Corp.
characteristics
the
all
payable,
Illinois
181,
convertible
of subscription warrants:
The
a
as
company
selected,
was
name
the
of
With Securities and
Glore, Forgan & Co
6.3125
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. 6.3125
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc
1.50
$33,315,771
$44,639,282,
will in no way be affected
by the change in name, and no exchange of stock certificates for
those bearing the new name, Dynamics Corporation
of America, will
be
required, Mr. Bonner stated.—V. 179, p. 1830.
corporation's
purchase, in the percentages set opposite their
such of the shares of the additional common stock
Cruttcnden
Inc.—Earnings—
Vermont Ry.
the
below
named
underwriters
Julien Collins & Co
Central
under
reserved
to
Central
March-
shares
3,996,196 shs.
the
of
conversion
for
with
1955, was
computers.
100,000 shs.
*5,000,000 shs.
reserved
Bateman,
$4,848,351 $13,614,212 $13,894,764
3,996,628
10,938,903 11,393,861
income
oper.
ry.
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
Blunt Ellis
Net
shares
31,
ago.—V.
year
President and
1945
Stockholders'
value).
par
a
Dynamics
Bonner,
of
one
radar
$45,500,000
131,210 shs.
($1
Bacon, Whipple & Co
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
$4,739,992
3,742,341
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper, expenses-
new
devices
Outstanding
$52,000,000
1964
1,
American Securities
for
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Aug.
subscribed for by the exercise
RR. Co. of New Jersey—Earnings—
Period End. March 31—
to
100,000
preference
Baclie
Central
FINANCING
Employee Stock Option Plan.
agreed
March 4 filed a letter of notification with the
shares of common stock to be offered first to
(32
cents
per
share)
through
Mine Safety
on
is
to
name
T.
since
oscillators
—
''Includes
($100 per
Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Files—
Research
Catalyst
The
range
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
preference stock (with¬
value, stated value $25 per
par
names,
The
GIVING
convertible
share)
Gains Investment Co., Sacramento, Calif.—
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
an
promissory notes, due
3%%
and
Common stock
letter
general
CAPITALIZATION
•Deficit.—V.
The
balance as
Authorized
railway—
proposed
last February; and (d) the
funds of the corporation.
completed
City,
David
transmitters
*92,463
*332,819
income—
181, p. 1557.
addition
•63,274
railway-
oper.
version
10,087
*147,009
1—
Jan.
from
Net
*16,907
railway—
oper.
ry.
From
Gross
corporate
Oklahoma
$282,000
$221,000
$171,000
$183,000
railway--—
from
from
1952
1953
1954
1955
March—
Net
promissory notes, constituting part of an original issue of $52,000,000
of
notes,
the
proceeds
of
which
were
used in
part
to
refund
bank
debt
incurred
to
acquire the stock of Champiin
above.—V. 181, p. 1557.
Canadian National Lines in New
compared
March
on
Climaxing a decade of expansion, diversification and steadily in¬
creasing sales, this corporation on May 3 announced a change in its
short-term
Co.—Consolidation Recommended—
Jackson
Byron
$31,314,631,
was
company
Claude Neon Inc.—Changes Name—
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
$5,000,000
worth
compared
Manhattan Bank,
(a)
quarter of
ago.
Net
subscription
as
first
the
year
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
858.
p.
headed
underwriters
of
iron.
pig
obtain
to
It also stated that the loan was a good business risk
practices of other companies in 1951 in their effort
supply.
short
Monday, May 9, 1955
..
.
&
Radio
Broadcasters,
Inc.
—Banker Elected a Director—
Spatta reported that the outlook for the second quarter indi¬
cated
"operations at a similar, or even slightly higher level" for
Clark, a leading manufacturer of materials handling industrial trucks,
construction equipment and heavy automotive drive units for trucks,
Mr.
buses,
farm
Current
with
tractors
assets
$40,704,331
as
on
and
earthmoving
of
March
31,
the
same
date
1954,
a
$11,361,923, compared with $7,388,560.
machinery.
were $42,676,554,
as
reported
ago.
Current liabilities are
Working capital at the end of
year
Ralph
Trust
S.
Senior Vice-President of the Mellon National Bank
has been appointed a director.
through sub¬
WFBM and
WTON
and
Minneapolis; WOOD and WOOD-TV, Grand Rapids; and
Euler,
Co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
corporation owns and operates, either directly or
sidiaries, the
following radio and television stations:
WFBM-TV,
Indianapolis;
WEOA,
Evansville,
Ind.;
The
WTCN-TV,
wvnp
Plint
Mich.—V.
181.
n.
1672.
Volume
181
\
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
(2117)
(& Subs.)—Record Earns.—
Net
1955
and
operating
Net
income
127,980,757
9,935,618
8,868,317
3,235,234
deplet. and
Depreciation and depletion
Income taxes
2,893,000
taxes
3,501,000
Balance
applicable
Common
shares
Earnings
per
.The
to
stock
common
shareholders
ber of shares of
168,082
3,654,889
$0.81
26
voted
to
increase
the
authorized
common
stock, of the par value of $20
5,000,000 to 10,000,000.—V. 181,
p. 1875.
used
to
are
for
be
added
the
to
general
funds
ofthe
pre-emptive
there
are
issue
no
been
purchase
plans
rights.
their
for
sale
Walter
this
at
Herrick
L.
Cisler,
Continental Telephone Co.—Unsubscribed
Shares Sold
8,377 shares of common stock which were not
subscribed for under an offer to
stockholders
and
so
—The
Co.—Stock
Offered—This
At
offering its stockholders rights to subscribe, at a
price
of $35 per
share, for 282,464 shares of capital stock
(par
$5)
the basis of
on
one
terms
C. F.
said
of
The
the
The
Guaranty Trust Co. of
is subscription agent.
Y.,
New
York,
140
Broadway,
PROCEEDS—Net
advance
proceeds
of
the
offering will be
$7,385,000
to
White
Pine
Copper Co., a
began operations in February 1055,
of
subsidiary,
mainder
to
working
BUSINESS—During the
Michigan
of
corporation,
from
copper
the
owns
burgh,
C.
its
G.
and
Hussey
other
to
sales
$1.57
net
of
the
a
Otner
This
and
Dec.
$2.34
or
31,
of
sales
share
a
1954,
income
with
compares
$3,307,092,
in
of
for
W.
of
The
program.
181,
(&
balance
will
be
L.
Net
an
per
1955
1954
38,051
$24 533,732
♦Restated
to
and
income
taxes
(on
March
31,
reflect
to
1,684,502
—
1954
was
*201,563
1,699,556
$1,632,905
'
$0.66
2,268,043 shs.)_,.__
$0.54
the
amount
average
in
rate
average
$1,383,971) .—V.
1954.
for
of
certain
non-recurring
JAfter
restating Federal
(Original provision to
1076.
1954.
181, p.
previous
Three Months Ended
Net
Mar.
31—
1955
sales
Income,
before
Dividends
Net
Federal
taxes-
preferred stock
6,50^70
on
Dividends
Earnings
per
common
:
share
after
179,
made in
$1.22
Bodine.
Corson, Inc.—Stock Offering—Mention
issue of May 2 of the
public offering
offering has been completed.
details follow:
the
if
this
dividends
(either
stock
or
cash)
paid
There
of
are
cash dividend
a
28,
of five
cents per share
Sales—Net
sales
of
the
payable
no
producing
31,
year ended Dec.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OF
increased
30-year 5%
1950
(par
to
approxi¬
Co:
right
a
Outstanding
at the request of Estabrook & Co. and the
consideration of $300, to grant to Estabrook
in
the
near
the corporation
and
was
incorporated in Delaware
has its
principal office at Stenton Avenue
Meeting. Pa. The company, (with its
and
on
1928,
Road, Plym¬
is
engaged
in
production of chemical and metallurgical lime
and limestone prod¬
ucts, crushed stone for highway uses,
ready-mix concrete and roasted
It is also engaged in the
distribution and sale of products of
dolomite.
other
manufacturers
The
is
company
lished
in
family,
1822
either
in
the
and
as
plant
of
acres
of
insulation
successor
to
and
a
refractory fields.
lime-producing
continuously owned and
proprietorship or as
sole
a
date.
The
the
the company and
business
operated
a
by
the
estab¬
Corson
partnership since that
half
assignee
claims
in
its subsidiaries
covers
to
below:
DeHaven
See
&
&
Co
:
Townsend,
V.
also
Shares
181,
p.
Crouter &
them
of
21,000
a
is
company
good
as
The
/
2012.
the
acre
March—
Net
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
From
Gross
income.
ocpr.
Jan.
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
oner,
181,
p.
1954
1953
income
Common
—V.
stock
181, p.
$4,765,543
1,153,711
1,171,961
708,910
806,948
760,085
758,032
13,489,834
14,806,108
3,401,437
12,256,756
2,336,467
3,289,612
3,478,124
1,922,523
1,356,392
2,219,480
1,783,260
ates
1955
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
railway
railway
oper.
Jan.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
p.
1954
1953
1952
$6,490,410
$7,602,414
$7,832,929
1,243,455
854,789
1,462,347
1,735,637
490,731
377,933
755,076
844,916
1—
railway
railway.
oper.
181,
income
$6,888,468
income
19,517,224
21.841,117
23,064,071
3,579,023
3,133,484
4,610,071
4,924,843
1,408,348
1,493,623
2,299,744
2,408,522
1559.
on
An
See V. 181, p. 1672.
I
'
'
•
Management Optimistic
—
year
improvement
in current profit margins, Mr. Riter
quarter ended March 31 net profit, after taxes,
with $289,906 for the comparable period a
sales of $8,928,228 were under those of $9,970,298
the
compared
as
although
ago,
the like period of 1954.
After allowance for preferred dividends,
earnings per share are up to 62 cents on 476,357 shares of class A and
B common stock
outstanding against 59 cents per common share a year
454,886
on
months
shares.
of
Income
1955
before
amounted
first three months of 1954.—V.
Electric Bond
Frederick
C.
cently.—V.
181,
to
to
the
against
Co.—New
President
fill
provision for taxes
$626,726
for
the
$674,454
first
the
for
181, p. 1876.
Share
&
Gardner,
director
a
Director-
Ebasco
of
place of
Curtis
Services
E.
has
Inc.,
Calder,
who
been
died
re-r
2012.
p.
..
'
•
.*
•,
»
ElectroData Corp.—99% of New Stock Subscribed For
warrants
of
fifteen
50
acre
the
general
town
of
Somerset
unpatented
The
stock
new
April 18, according
Blyth & Co., Inc.
offered
was
to
holders
record
of
March
31
to
at
$10
share, on the basis of three shares for every 10 held. According to
agreement the underwriters purchased the remaining 1,494 unsubscribed
shares
R. Bradburn, President, on April 30, announced that net cash
to ElectroData before expenses will be $2,025,850. The new
is to be used for constructing a manufacturing plant, financing
computer lease contracts, repaying certain short-term loans and in¬
creasing product and market development.—V. 181, p. 2012.
James
proceeds
money
Gross
mining
District of Nipissing,
Bancroft-'Haliburton
from
Net
ry.
area,
River
tract
a
of
Maine,
Co.
for
the
approximately
that being the
Gross
ry.
1953
1952
$4,070,621
$4,966,409
$4,761,051
1,870,925
"615,871
1,668,955
1,713,536
income
Jan.
1954
$4,288,943
__
674,247
*1,057,335
444,981
362,649
11,535,726
11,603,592
14,203,296
13,616,469
4,646,436
*2,365,248
4,941,368
4,485,020
1,665,275
*3,940,177
1,235,528
728,923
1—
from
Net* from
Net
railway—
railway
oper.
From
Dead
County,
1955
from
Net
Bancroft.
railway..
railway
income-
oper.
•Deficit.—V.
in
the
Oka,
Quebec
consist
area
of
Deux-Montagnes, about 42 miles north
six
of Montreal.
1560.
181, p
Elsin Electronics Corp.—Stock Sold—An issue of 140,common stock
(par two cents) was pub¬
(par
licly offered on April 20 at $2 per share by Standard
Investing Corp. and Baruch Brothers & Co., Inc., both
of New York
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
10
cents)
10,000,090 shs.
City.
7,500,000 shs.
"V"
loan;
to
This offering has been completed.
net
PROCEEDS—The
Outstanding
1775.
May
on
expired
underwriters headed by
March—
Offered—Cohu & Co. and associ¬
offered 106,208 shares of $1 par value
4
stock at $16 per share. This
offering was over¬
subscribed and the books closed.
Of the total shares
offered, 77,208 were sold
shares for the account of
by
the company
stockholder.
a
and
29,000
purchase
proceeds
to
are
equipment
and
be
used
to
for working
off
pay
capital
existing
for
general
corporate purposes.
of
of
Edgar
business
The
is
L.
617-33
does
ment
and
and
ernment
engineering
in
industrial
the
in
August,
Ave.,
York
New
1951.
Brooklyn
Its
3,
under
principal
the
place
Y.
N.
research
a
engineering
department
aid
laboratory
electronic, elect o-magne ic equip¬
in
instruments
large
and
also
company
Inc.,
Brooklyn
maintains
research
precision
organized
was
Scillitoe,
at
company
which
Sperry
not
firms
production
only for itself but for the gov¬
well.
In addition to rese rch
as
of
items
resulting t er fro",
the
in sub-contract work for sucn organizations as
Radio Receptor, Reeves Instrument, and Western
engages
Gyroscope,
Electric.
PROCEEDS—The company intends to use the
proceeds from
the
77,208 shares it is selling, for the purchase of new
equipment and the
removal of present
equipment, to a new sucker rod plant to be con¬
Tulsa.
Products
matic
in
matic
v
under
now
direction
electronic
development by the company include auto¬
a
diagnoster to locate the sLe of trouble
finders;
equipment;
and
gauge
electronically
measuring
devices
controlled
and
doors;
garage
automatic
auto¬
typesetting
ma¬
chines.
BUSINESS—Corporation, formerly known as Rotary Lift Co. (name
changed on March 7, 1955), operates Its business through three manu¬
facturing
Division,
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
Tenn.,
and
The W. C. Norris Division, Tulsa, Okla.; The C.
Louisville, Ky.; The Rotary Life Division, Memphis,
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary.
Its products are
one
throughout the United States
foreign countries.
Most of its
of
the
oil
and
in
oil
Canada
customers
industry
gas
1954,
and
well
and
are
including
equipment
to
a
lessor
engaged
in
transmission.
accounted
for
51.1%; hydraulic lifting devices for approximately
sealing devices for approximately 9.1,%.
extent
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
5%, 5Vi%
tures,
6%
and
maturing
1959-1963,
Of
short-term
5%
$1,508,191
2,423,250
1955
local
outstanding
were
balances
no
number
the company
money
of
proceeds
in
equipment,
office
television
The
in
the
will
be
used
amount
of
approximately
the
several
on
30-90 day paper
to
day.
respect
At
thereto,
is
108
at
March
underwriters
and
31,
the
of shares which they have agreed to
purchase from
and the selling stockholder arevset forth below:
reduce
bank
loans
$15,000; and
additional working
a
Florida
North
corporation,
Orange
with
Orlando,
Ave.,
its
Fla.
world-wide
principal
It
is
en¬
distribution,
films.
corporation
TV
Island,
Fla.,
in
to
inventory expansion and
entered
the
field
of
independent
film
production
1953.
Empire's
850,000 shs.
with
agreement
may
names
net
liabilities
etc.
several
borrows
credit
vary from day
outstanding $400,000 of such loans.
UNDERWRITERS—The
respective
to time
current
additional
capital,
None
is
(Fla.)— Stock Offered—Gerard R.
April 15
None
time
exercisable
(par $1)
and
10,000 shs.
There
391,563 shs.
for issuance of warrants,
on
executive
(par
10,000 shs.
from
Outstanding
1560.
p.
gaged in the production of motion pictures for
2,500,000 shs.
banks.
FINANCING
d
*750,003 shs.
Investments, Ltd., St. Petersburg, Fla.,
PROCEEDS—The
,.
(par $1)
•The company
from
181,
Empire Studios, Inc.
Jobin
and
225,000
(par $20)
Common stock
share.—V.
per
BUSINESS—Company
value $100 per share)
Class A stock
$2
for
deben¬
stock
cents)
offered publicly 60,000 shares of common stock
at $5 per share.
amounts
loans
preferred
at
Outstanding
$1,755,698
225,000
inclusive
bank
cumulative
varying
two
(par
the
and
2,442,500
subordinated
in
stock
•Includes 50.00C shares reserved
approxi¬
28.6%
Authorized
and 7% mtge. instalment notes, ma¬
turing Oct. 31, 1958 and Dec. 28, 1960
5% promissory note, due Nov. 30, 1956
Authoriz
Common
various
FINANCING
5%
PRESENT
TO
divisions,
Lee Cook
and
19.690,431
account
associates.
April 6 for account
on
'
'
•
and
Place,
common
from
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
RR.—Earnings—
the
BUSINESS—Corporation
$5,052,858
1,410.6"7
1559.
March—
the
of
any
1952
$1,489,020
Weeks
&
Edison, Inc.
that for
$320,457
name
mately
1,163,713
placed for group
were
for
follows:
as
Authorized
4%
Gross
of
Exchange
pressure
$4,229,829
12,504,044
Indicating
announced
assignee of six mining claims totalling 600
Township, Pontiac County, Quebec. These claims
until June, 1955. No work has been done on
CAPITALIZATION
in
1—
from
Net
—V.
1955
from
shares
by Hornblower
000 shares of
sold
Corp.—Earnings—
Subscriptions—
stock
"The month of March saw a new peak reached in six months of
expanding sales with prospects for a continuing rise during this and
the coming month," Henry G. Riter, 3rd.
President, said.
parcel.
properties
aggregate net sales
Gross
15
yet.
company
aspects
Delaware & Hudson RR.
at
mining claims totalling about 403 acres, in the Parish of Ste.
Moni-jue,
15 000
1
Corp.—Stock
common
the
standing
electoral district of
25,000
Bodine_
Steel
(Thomas A.)
re¬
approximately
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters, have each
severally agreed
purchase the aggregate number of shares set
opposite its name
Estabrook
will
Sept. 23, 1954,
on
vicinity
are
Dickens Township,
in
are
of
Haynestown,
in Huddersfield
in
structed In
ground.
corporation
Dover Corp.—Stock
Jan. 10,
Joshua
subsidiaries)
Stainless
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
is
company
acres,
north
Jn
acres
north
31,
the
—V.
mines
company,
outh
15
30
10,000
to
BUSINESS—Company
develop¬
any
and.
company
has
contracted
with
the
exclusive rights to explore for minerals on
400,000 shs.
purchase at any time and from time to
time until
1957, up to an aggregate of 3,000 shares of
capital sto-k of
in addition to the shares just offered.
Such right
is
non-assignable and is exercisable at $13
per share.
Estabrook & Co.
has agreed with the
company that it will not, prior to Dec.
15, 1955,
dispose of any of such 3,000 shares which
it might purchase prior
thereto.
March
the
miles
are
1,000.000 shs.
a
These
acres
1955
the
The
from
The company has
agreed,
&
the
$113,500
$1)
selling stockholders, for
is
The
28,
deb. bonds due Dec. 1, 1978
stock
company
"
Authorized
Common
the
about
31, 1954.
APRIL
of
Ontario.
1955, to the
May 31, 1955,
on
property
claims, totalling 750
declared
1955
8,
company and its subsidiaries
the year ended Dec.
approximately $3,963,000 for
mately $6,365,000 for the
June
on
justified,
for
properties.
The
by the company on the capital stock or on the
previously issued
stock, earnings having been retained to finance the
company's
development and expansion. The directors on March
common
holders of record of capital stock
above.
a
principal offices of
Jersey City 2, N. J.
been
ever
intended
organized in Delaware
was
acquiring
The
Further
have
not
are
is
financing.
The
DIVIDENDS—No
offering
development
purpose
issuer's
Townsend, Crouter
This
purposes.
from
work;
eploring mining claims and, more
particularly,
to
acquire
and
explore the mineral rights in
10,000
acres in the State of
Maine, 15 unpatented uranium mining claims in
Dickens
Township,
Ontario,
Canada,
and
12
unpatended
uranium
mining claims in the Huddersfield and Oka areas of Quebec, Canada.
of 40,000 shares of
capital stock (par $1) at $13 per share
by Estabrook & Co. and DeHaven &
&
proceeds
BUSINESS—Corporation
for
our
683
stockholder
corporate
The
mental
.
(G. & W. II.)
was
scintillometer
quire additional
$1.20
1932.
p.
1,817
—
—Of 210,000 shares of capital stock recently offered by
this corporation, 208,506 shares were subscribed before
428,977
2,388,023
preferred
dividends
—V.
683
„
general
$3,690,470
426,4'"9
2,423,635
_
stock
common
683
.
survey
of Oka and Huddersfield, Quebec claims;
trenching and stripping of Quebec claims; additional diamond drill¬
ing; $100,000 to be reserved for underground exploration; and for
428,977
.
preferred stock___
on
and
7,115,470
426,489
$3,681,670
cn
income
Dividens
1954
$52,424,379 $46,614,550
income
is
anticipated that the net proceeds will be used
to pay for Surface exploration of
Dickens, Ontario claims, Including
trenching;
geological
mapping
and
scintillometer
survey
of
Maine
properties; Diamond drilling of Dickens claims; geological mapping
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Inc.
96,755 shares of
21
elected
PROCEEDS—It
;.
.
3,000,000 shares of common stock at par (10 cents per
share) by N. R. Real & Co., Jersey City, N. J., as a
year.
683
1,817
1,817
additional 30,000 shares were sold
of a stockholder at $26 per share.
ago
Dickens Uranium & Development Corp.—Stock Sold—
Mention was made in our issue of the issue and sale of
speculation.
Corn Products
Refining Co.
April
$1,365,110
Pitts¬
company
683
1,817
—
Co., Inc.
Neon,
unsubscribed
1,657,195
*1,722,646
tl.200,804
taxes
adjustments
actual
:
1,092
1,817
17,'273,678 *16,075,718
expenses
income
year-end
Claude
the
was
charges
a
Inc
$22,223,042
sold...
share
Co.,
1,365
2,908
recently offered
to common stockholders of record
April 5 at $21.50 per
share, 95,012 shares were subscribed for and the 1,643
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
—.
com
3,635
—
Co
Silverman
Eastern
Of
2,041,747
income
Earns,
&
1,638
1,365
Lyons & Co
N.
See
provided
62,688
Federal
Cassell
Kentucky
1,638
3,635
au¬
1875.
p.
,
administrative
for
2,184
4,362
'
th:s
201,344
Provision
2,184
Dynamics Corp. of America—New Name—
justify."
$24,471,044 $22,184,991
products
5,816
4,362
:
—V. 181, p. 1672.
three
the
the
expansion
sources.—V.
Interest
$2,223,184. equal
$23,C26,18l and
181, p. 2012.
conditions
re¬
company,
company
lands.
whenever
Depreciation
purposes.
the
financing
income
Selling and
1,250,030,000 pounds
Michigan area.
It
also
timber
net
Cost
than
fabricating
and
ended
the
of
revenues
Total
York,
for
and
kind
held on the same date, the board
$60,000,000 mortgage bonds
to
meet
part of
$85,000,000
Inc
in
Sales of products
wholly-owned
corporate
existence,
Northern
copper
year
general
its
more
mineral
$21,322,274
share.
of
in
Co.,
the
for
years
produced
extensive
of
per
income
—V.
capital
55
has
mines
EARNINGS—For
reported
used
which
added
New
industrial
meeting
of
internal
increased
Three Months Ended March 31—
held of record May
5, 1955. Upon expiration of the of¬
fering at the close of business May 19,
1955, any unsub¬
scribed shares will be
purchased by an underwriting
syndicate headed by Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis.
N.
sale
for
Revenues:
share for each five shares
new
this
use
Co.,
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc.—
Baker, Simonds & Co
in Michigan are great,
advance for both our financing and con¬
This authorization places us in a favorable
far
Diamond Alkali Co.
is
company
to
thorized
from
and
prepare
directors'
a
year's
"the potentialities
defense developments
requirements.
position
by the underwriters headed by
White, Weld &
Co., The First Boston Corp. and W. C. Pitfield &
Co.,
for group account at
$23.50 per share. See also V. 181,
p. 1875.
explained,
civilian,
must
struction
have been
placed
Copper Range
other
we
&
Gordon, Meeks & Co
Bioren & Co
up to
would
President,
have
nor
2,184
Co—
Mid-South Securities Co
time
7,839
4,036
5,816
,
Co
—
&
Barrett
D.
he
&
10,904
5,816
Bradford
Grimm
set.
"However,"
20,869
Courts & Co
company
construction
have
num¬
C.
Selling
Stockholder
Co
&
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath
and
other
purposes,
including the re¬
approximately
$14,500,000
of
short
term
bank
loans.
expenditures
in
1955
are
estimated
at
$85,000,000.
of
The stockholders on
May 2 authorized the directors to issue
$60,000,000 of convertible debentures for which
stockholders
share, from
per
Cohu
New Debenture Issue Authorized—
3,495,764
$0.84
April
be
Construction
2,832,235
share
on
to
payment
3,058,759
outstanding,,
common
proceeds
Shares From
From
J.
Net
3,000,317
140,625
dividends
Shares
Company
bidding.
2,975,000
3,199,384
income
Preferred
SEC—
This company filed a
registration statement with the SEC on May
3, 1955, covering $60,000,000 of general and
refunding mortgage bonds,
series O, due
May 15, 1980, to be offered for public sale at
competitive
$
134,492,535
revenues
Income before
deprec.,
Detroit Edison Co.—Registers Bonds With
1954
$
sales
•
Continental Can Co., Inc.
Three Months Ended March 31—
5
nature,
Emnire's
present
series
for
and
cameras
sthedule
using
this
the
purpose.
based
this
includes
on
plans
company's
The
first
archaelogical
summer
for
sound
of
this
the
produ'-ti-m
st'g*s
series,
discoveries
on
of
W*edo
s
se m-histo'ic
will
<*0
1
before
for Ilka
Productions, Inc., of N w York.
"Yellowneck,"
Empire's
first * full
length
feaure,
was
filmed
in
entirely, on location,
made
completely outdoors,
with
the
Florida
Everglades for its stage.
"Osceola"
with
a
Hollywood
cast,
now
in
the
negotiating
stage,
to
f
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2118)
c
will
color,
in
filmed
t".
ready
be
PRESENT FINANCING
Common stock
—:
Sales
Net
—V,
organization on April 4, 1953, the corporation had an
capital consisting of 500 shares of common stock
(no
par
value)
all of which were issued and sold for $100 pe-r share.
On
Aug.
15,
1953, the authorized capital was increased to
1,000
chares common
stock (no par value)
all of which were issued and
179,
its
Upon
:
——
Anderson
cold
$100
at
of
As
March
changed
from
authorized
For
•
of
capital stock, there was
par value stcck, leaving
stcck $1 par value.—V. 131,
par
$1
filed
Bioren
construction
1955
Corbett
Burns,
>
100
400
Dick
Co.—
duPont &
I
Steele & Co
Fauset,
Corp..
Aircraft Corp., it
was announced
on
Hay 3, have joined in the filing of an application with the SEC
Icr an
exemption order with respect to the proposed sale of Bell
/vircraft
to
Equity of 29,989 shares of the common stock of Erie
insurance
Co,;
and
the Commission has
given interested persons
until May
16,
1955, to request a hearing thereon.
Except for 11
directors'
qualifying
shaies,
the
29,989
shares
of Erie Insurance
c-unmon,
to be sold to Equity for $499,817,
constitutes ail of its
authorized and outstanding stock.—V. 181, p.
1076.
Bell
and
corporation
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
The
Railway
Net
Net
from
ry.
Green,
673,091
762,192
Hirsch
&
$61,007
$163,657
$121,603
14,812
49,678
Net
ft
—V.
1
five
each
r
Allied
for
used
►
shares
Underwriters
fyeld.
general
The
Salt
Co.,
corporate
Utah,
City,
underwritten
be
will
offering
Lake
proceeds
The
The
competitive
by
proceeds
are
131, p.
See John
Moireil
&
below.—V.
Co.
162,
March—
h':t
$3,928,383
$3,842,668
ry.
1,331,415
573,046
1,418,510
667,058
1,274,537
625,267
1,440,21a
713,419
Gross
Net
railway——-
-Y.
3,467,922
3,252,607
income
1,576,716
1,545,238
oper.
181,
Gardner-Denver Co.—Sales and
the first
of
ouarter
last
Mr.
(hot
orders
"new
being
are
booked
at
a
ahead
11.7%
Earnings
f 1,3.5 7490
Aff
r
$335 1
pre.
'0
oio
Federal
for
.
or
This
sales.
or.
net income amounted to
after preferred dividends
equal,
was
6,401,305
199,072
81.626
and Exchange
on April 8 filed a letter of notification with the
4,000 'shares of 10% cumulative callable preferred stock
and 60,000 shares of common stock (par 25 cents) to be
units of
two preferred and 30 common shares at $25
corporation
$2.50)
offered
in
of
duction
—V.
$6,851,483
earn,
181,
3,997,538
$1.03
Co 97 cents jA Vre on the 881,879 shares of common stock now
TTitsta1tUtiogc uipares with $597,490 or 87 cents per share on the
C57,5f V shares rf common stock outstanding on March 31, 1954.—
v. iox, p. i56i.
Glen Alden Coal
of
this
to
company
Alden
that it would ask shareholders
if authority is
Pennsylvania Company
Life Insurance Co. to
the plant at Stockertown, Pa.—V. 180,
for
to change the name
broaden the
and to
Corp,
company's
modernize
help
expand
and
721.
tp.
;V':TV:'
'T
■
Inc.—Earnings—
Hewitt-Robins
,
Glen
See
Alden
Glen
Corp.—New Name-
Alden
Coal
above.
Co.
sales
Th'
rtf?
p.—Rights to Subscribe—
plans to offer to
right to subscribe on
its
company
the
"•
■C'onr,*
f
Cci
n!
shares
for
ic.ro
common
each
four
stock
before
or
May
$2)
(par
held,
shares
23
the
on
The
for
basis
subscription
aerai
Acceptance
Ap" I 28 the
Corp.—Private
concluded
company
of
one
price
mnonced snot.iy before the offering is made.—V. 181,
C
record
182,033 addinew
will
be
1877.
p.
Quaiter Ending March
Sales
Not
181,
■
1954
.
—
118,743
$3.17
Life
Canyon
Co.,
Insurance
;ionai $2,280,000 to be added to its present loan from
Files
'hj
yfutuul Life Insurance Co. of New York.
"Tiitmcnt,
co*"
}'•'
n
which
raises
Acceptance's
bor-
$6,000,000, is in the form of
subordinated sinking fund note due
4.25%
yes?
: AThe already
outstanding Mutual Life loan is at
_te. est rate uf 4.70%.
:
General
igs from Mutual Life to
IGV.
Gross
1955
Of
Wi*
and
'.axes
536,373
271.4C0
245,525
$353,161
■.
ry.
'
income
common
preferred
-rs
ive
...
share—
dividends,
pt.vjus—1.084,863
Cy54,—V.
180,
based
on
$0.30
-
shares
on
March
31,
outstanding
895,213
1955;
Net
from
Net
ry
on
at
AC
cc
31,
Scondary offering of 8,500 shares of common
(pa, *5) was made on March 21 by Sanders &
jci.som
$57.50
l\
share, with
per
corpora:»„ii.
of
unearned
l
its
,m
•oiii
•l
it.
Juy
-o.
reported
$88,261
which,
share.
paying
For
earnings were $786,212 which
Hitf.
..
.esident
of
Bank
The
quarter
pre-tax
after
common
pei'
first
of
id
T.
.Teiapnis,
>' 2_S.
company
F'uller.
E.
President
Salmon,
Tenn.,
subsidiaries
are
of
Illinois
President
have
been
of
elected
of
consolidated
increase
the same
41
Zeigler
net
in equity
dividends,
preferred
was
period
1954^
in
cents per common
and
General
State
Commercial
to
the
the
Bank
of
Bank
and
advisory
Contract
of
Corp.
Quincy,
Outdo
>r
made in
-»cj«ue
before
hrov. for Fed.
Industrial
Bank,
board.—V.
180,
"et
provision
for
income
taxes
on
income
>a:nuus
181,
per
p.
(&
Wholly-
taxes
income__
1954
$7 395.109
share of
common
stock
1310.
1,143,003
corporation on April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
5,950,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
per share), the net proceeds to be used to pay expenses
incident to mining operations.
1,117,253
1,261,974
573,763
647,'lis
$614,856
$0 86
$0 99
covering
cents
1968
in
various
and
his
Trust
foundation.
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT FINANCING
various rates
amounts
and maturing through
—
..
Series G
2022
shares of cumulative preferred
share), without underwriting.
to psy
for restoration of propert.es in
District of Columbia.—V. 181, p. 1077.
($19
Preferred
mortgage bonds,
1, 2015
due Jan. 1, 2344—
value—stated valu° $100
(shares)
(shares)
stock,
$5 series, (no
par
share)
Common
stock
(no
value)
par
due July
5,974,600
22,663,000
This
9i7,235l/4
$264,289,
City,
St.
Louis
&
Chicago
RR.
former
Co.,
subsidiary
Gerald
of
creased
FOR
MARCH
March—
1955
from
from
Net
ry.
AND
FIRST
THREE
1954
$7,326,941
railway
2,218.440
949,527
1953
oper.
income.—
1955,
1952
$3,473,371
$7,511,164
2,170,127
railway
The
MONTHS
2.941.447
2,2'36,000
1,225,512
From
Jan.
from
Net
from
.
—V.
Net
ry.
20,157,496
5,573,876
oper.
2,311,778
income
21,096.133
5.740.064
2,301,026
23,678.862
9,660.530
3.052,023
UNDERWRITERS—The purchasers named below,
sey,
Stuart & Co. Inc.,
as
1955.
of
of
assets
to
current liabilities as of March
one-half
to
one.
have
current
and
four
cents
25
22,550,033
6.730.004
2,580,526
acting through Hal¬
representative, have agreed severally to pur¬
181.
p.
per
share
31,
been paid so far this year.
1077.
s
Holiday Brands,
1—
railway
railway..
of $273,594,
compared to
49
923,125
940,433
•
Gross
Co.—Earnings Up Slightly—
share;
a
ratio
was
Dividends
$7,601,102
the Georgetown area of the
cents a share, for the first quarter of last year,
Frar.kel,
Vice-President, stated that working capital in¬
$212,372
in
the
three-month period to $9,538,168 as of
or
31,
March
stock to be offered at par
The proceeds are to be used
and its subsidiaries report net earnings
for the first quarter of 1955,
company
cents
51
or
$45,445,719
♦Kansas
per
Holeproof Hosiery
283.438V4
6 covering
filed with the SEC on April
was
3,000
2,019.103
25,000,000
bonds—
series A 5%
Income mortgage bonds, series E 4%
per
due May 2,
notification
of
letter
A
4Vs>%
Washington, D. C.—Files—
Historic Georgetown, Inc.,
$18,394,814
.
mortgage bonds:
Income
to the Board of Directors that the
vigorously opposed in the courts.—V. 181, p. 1877.
will recommend
he
charges be
alleged
Outstanding
refunding mortgage bonds:
♦Kansas City, St. Louis & Chicago
General
Federal Suit—
Friedman of the firm
J.
Secretary and General
Accordingly,
First
Oppose
of Friedman, Zoline and Rosenfield,
Counsel of Hilton Hotels Corp., stated that
opinion the civil anti-trust suit filed on April 27 by the AntiDivision of the Department of Justice is completely without
William
and
t in
Corp.—To
Hotels
Hilton
the public offering
Further details follow:
Equ'pment obligations,
Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah
and Exchange Commission—
Bond Offering—Mention
—
issue Of April 25 of
our
and carpets.
product will
The
SEC
$7,192,600
$543,490
1,373,676
3%% bonds, series G, due May 1, 1980, by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc. and associates at 99.58% and accrued interest.
Gross
1955
„
and Canadian
804,211
April 21 of $25,000,000 first and refunding mortgage
Net
3Iionths Eiiucd March 31—
revenue
1,436,326
—Files With Securities
GM&O, now dissolved.
Advertising Co., Inc.
0>vyned Subs.)—Net Earnings Lower —
l*v-rating
14,478,030
2,736,253
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.
started pro¬
of products,
item
Hidden Valley Uranium Co.,
EARNINGS
Sjnerai
3,5'7,121
111.,
%
•
2,674,185
1
i,
111., arm C. Harold Schreiber, President of Securities InvestCo., St. LoUii, have been elected directors. Both of the banks and
mJ Edward
■
cents
t-j
nc-
20
(including
premiums)
nvestment
'•a3
,
to
rable
April
on
a3j(/,2P0
1.V82T00
3,579,882
CAPITALIZATION
Cjncral Contract Corp., St. Louis, Mo.—Earnings Up—
gs
189,124
14.542,000
1561.
p.
foain rubber for use
by the company to make foam-backed rugs
rough wear, such as in shoes, the
of which it is part.—V. 181, p. 1310.
used
the
outlast
dealer's concession
a
A 1,2-50 per share.—V. 181, p. 2013.
'..\3
928,314
15,001,000
income
.oper.
April 20 that this corporation has
in a wide variety
on
where subjected tj
Even
1—
railway
railway
131,
was
A
':
1,144,861
133,328
of
end
March
American Oil Co. of Texas—Secondary Offer-
aerai
$5,053,000
1,550,4.43
956,3J5
'
announced
was
(five
on
h;
$5,724,030
885,924
$0.29
1873,
'X
It
duction of supported
$290,848
—
——
per
Jan.
from
steel-reinforced belts.
required to splice
process
$5,001,030
1,669,518
income
oper.
From
Gross
—V.
^;~fNinC01uC
Met
and
1QS9
10^1-
lOnd.
is pliable and
ranging from baseball gloves to baby carriages and from trunks to
suspenders. This product consists of foam rubber backed on one side
with fabric, plastic, or other material.
It is manufactured by the same
$5,521,000
-railway—
railway
revolutionary new synthetic fabric callea
flexible despite its high strength. It is
reinforced with a
belt,
Raynile,
expensive than steel-reinforced belts and can be spliced quickly
economically in the field without special equipment such as is
less
a
1955
from
from
Net
2,667.922
624.561
—
taxes
Uta/j
3,163,730
„;
—
befo/r
y
.Ceuci-. l
1954
$29,605,484 $15,923,465
eaS—_
income
fnc
filed
11
Super
Grand Trunk Western RR.- -Earnings—
.Net
Told
April
on
March—
..SARNlirGS FOR THREE MONTHS ENDED MARCH 31
"""ohlZT.e
company
Exchange
an
The funds will be added to work-
aJ capital.
:
The
and
grades.
The
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 173,887 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered at
$1.50 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to increase capital and surplus.—V. 179, p.
1479.
This added
Securities
been
has
crushed stone and other
steep
Pboenix, Ariz.—
Commission—
rdc'
With
belts
400% stronger than conventional cotton rein¬
developed by this corporation to transport coal,
bulk materials over long distances and up
belt
conveyor
new
forced
ore,
Grand
_
New Development—
Announces
A
1561.
p.
404,825
207,725
555.076
*253,669
*$0.88
$8,458,086
—245,976
$0.34
:
profit
1954
$8,877,563
$10,515,063
share—-—A-——------—
$0.72
♦After dividend on preferred stock issued April 1, 1954, equivalent
to approximately six cents per share of common stock,
Placement—On
an
-
before taxes—————
earnings after taxes
Earnings per
1S55
$9,831,556
31—
Earnings per share
—V.
arrangements for
;
-
Net earnings
Globe-Union, Inc.—Net Up Over 100%—
stcckholders of
common
—a
1955
"
March 31—
3 Months Ended
Net
Net
Garrett
•
at
of indebtedness.
given Hercules will borrow $5,000,000 from the
Banking and Trusts and the Penn Mutual
Co.—Change in Name Voted—
Glen
4
1674.
181, p.
powers,—V.
May
special meeting on July 13 to authorize $5,000,000
The company is now debt-free.
D.
S.
MacBride, President, stated in a letter that
...
The stockholders on April 26 approved proposals
„
said on
corporation
The
a
.A".
.(
Corp.—Seeks $5,000,000 Loan—
Hercules Cement
sh. of com. stock
per
purposes.
$4,663,060
4,001,258
$1.59
period—
of
1775.
p.
$6,717,052
4,601,224
$1.49
shares outstand¬
common
close
proceeds are to be used for pro¬
of second, stock offer, working
without underwrting. The
pilot films, preparation
unit,
per
424,663
Washington, D. C.—
Commission—
Ltd.,
Productions
Securities
With
covering
(par
:>
common
will use
one
Hemisphere
The
of last year.
in the same period last year.
$1,557,700 as compared with
two quarters.
income taxes,
respectively for the
of
Amount
Including sales of Keller Tool for two months, net sales of Gardnerfor
the
three months
ended March 31, 1955,
amounted to
'.empared with $7,193,069
b fore taves amounted to
in
of
purchase
Files
in
realized
not
involved.
warrants
share per share of preferred at $25
each.
The
company
proceeds for a $1,030,000 remodeling
program and working capital.—V. 179, p. 5.
$4,581,434
dollars
States
at
ing
Denver
t9,tl0,870.ao
7,177,610
$6,517,980
income
Number
prospects
Gardner-penyer's first quarter sales were
The
for
capital and general corporate
for the next several months
continue
gcod.
Results for the
1955 quarter include those of the
Keller Tool Division for two months.
Excluding sales of Keller Tool,
that
and
earnings
current
of
countries
foreign
United
announced
race"
6,866,466
Foundation.
The price will be at par and no underwriting is to be
new
preferred will carry five-year common stock
poses.
10,982,739
$6,426,820
amount
Net
Net
also
Leece
13,695,590
30,000 shares of S3 dividend, second
to its retirement proiit-sharing trust and
sell
to
$50)
(par
Of the stock 25,000 shares will be sold to
the
retirement
trust
and
the balance to the Foundation.
Halle
Foundation is
a
non-pro.it corporation set up for cha itabls pur¬
1953
1954
1955
13,293,236
stock
Halle
the
SEC
president.
satisfactory
Cleveland, O.—Plans Financing—
plans
company
preferred
$40,146,369 $36,876,080 $32,492,404
Balance
gains over the corresponding
it was reported on April 28 by Gifford V. Leece,
year,
company
The
sold by the underwriters headed by
See V. 181, p. 1673.
Foreign and domestic income & EPT
Earnings Up—
1955 shdwed
of
quarter
Subscriptions—Of the
Stock
—
taxes & EPT__
Profit before income
for its products, both sales and eanings
Reflecting increased demand
during
Co.
Products
sales
Net
4,179,65s
2,060,559
;
1775.
p.
to
Three Months Ended March 31—
11,580,690
10,9^6,895
3 631,579
1,781,185
10,356,338
railway
will use the proceeds to buy securities from Spring
Valley Water Works & Supply Co., a wholly-owned subsidiary, and
for construction.—V.
180, p. 2594.
The
Gillette Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
'
-
10,961,580
irom
ry.
..'.'{S1-;1".
1—
Jan.
from
Net
income
oper.
From
Co.
bonds to Travelers Insurance
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
$3,977,252
railway—---
from
Net
1952
$4,021,024
Approved—
been
has
company
Utility
SEC—
issue and sell at
bonds, due 1985.
be applied to the company's construction program.
taken up and
were
1953
1954
1955
railway____
from
150
250
V. 181, p. 1877.
see
authorized by the New Jersey Public
Commission to sell $2,000,000 of 3.20% 30-year firs- mortgage
The
99,914 shares of common stock recently offered to stock¬
holders of record April 6 at $34 per share, 98,210 shares
were
subscribed for and
the remaining 1,704 shares
3071.
p.
250
1,500
■
,
Ilalle Bros. Co.,
Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
I'M
purposes.
Felin Co., Inc.—Exchange Offer—
300
1,500
100
300
1877.
Gerber
(John J.)
-
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
Thomas & Co
Wertheim & Co
Arthur L. Wright & Co., Inc.
F. S. Yantis & Co., Inc
Water Co.—Financing
Ilackensack
'•
to
are
additional details,
For
has received SEC autho.ization to
bidding $12,000,000 of fir/t mortgage
company
100
100
500
♦13,018
•'
Power Co.—Financing Authorized by
Georgia
April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
NEC covering 6,000 shares of common stock
(par $10) to be offered
first tp stockholders at $40 per share on a basis of one new share
on
100
150
Raffensperger, Hughes &
'800
500
Co.—
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
1561.
p.
150
100
500
Co., Inc.
L. F. Rothschild & Co
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc
300
Ellis & Anderson
op.
ry.
181,
Granbery, Marache & Co.—
$883,800
income
oper.
Co
&
Freeman
—
$59,547
17,466
expenses
oper.
rev.
Marshall
&
$836,748
h
SEC—
company
Michigan Corp
$323,459
262,452
•
—Files With
Iowa
of
$291,174
231,627
revenue-
oper,
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1934
Period End. March 31—
Railway
City, Utah
Security Insurance Co., Salt Lake
of
Foster
♦Deficit.—V.
Federal
First
First
tquity Corp.—To Purchase Insurance Firm—
This
1,500
500
150
150
300
30o
, 200
250
Merle-Smith
&
Francis
250
300
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc
B. W. Pizzini & Co., Inc—
Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
400
Day & Co
L
*
Kendall, Inc.
200
R
50O
The Milwaukee Co
Moore, Leonard & Lynch—
Mullaney, Wells & Co
Newburger, Loeb & Co
e. M. Newton & Co
New York Hanseat'c Corp..
Roger s. Palmer Co
Patterson, Copeland &
Pickard,
&
Inc.
Clayton Securities Corp.—
Julien Collins & Co
and
programs
;
Denton, Inc.
Bros. &
Burns
(2) for other general
corporate purposes.
Gross construction scheduled for 1955 amounts to
an
estimated $78,718,000.—V. 181, p. 1879.
their
*
Burnhani & Co
stock
with
Co
&
Stockton Broome & Co..
will be used (1) to make additional investments in
equities of subsidiaries and temporary advances to the
subsidiaries for reduction of their bank loans and for use in connec¬
tion
Co.—_
Baxter, Williams &
a
proceeds
common
1876.
p.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
Telephone
corporation
Net
new
capital
authorized
ol
value, and increasing the
par
no
of
shares
25
$1
a
500,000 shares.
to
outstanding
share
shares
value to
par
stock
substitution
in
•75,030
•
par
(no
the
1955,
24,
no
a
common
each
Issued
1954 tne authorized stock
value).
None of this in¬
sale.
corporation's capital structure was
shares
60.000
to
59,000 shares was offered for
of
150
200
500
100
150
50q
30o
Fitch. North & Co.
Barret,
registration statement with the SEC on
May 3, 1955, covering 300,000 shares of convertible preferred stock,
$50 par, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting group
headed
by
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis,
Stone & Webster
Securities Corporation, and Mitchum, Jones & Templeton.
The interest
and conversion rates, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to
be supplied
by amendment.
December
In
share.
per
increased,
was
crease
150
Strudwick
&
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.—
This
(000's omitted)
Mackall & Coe
—20o
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
250
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane.
1,500
150
Co
Allison-Williams
authorized
General
series G bonds set
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co. $l,50o
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.— $5,300
Adams & Peck———
800
2141.
p.
of
amount
(000's omitted)
549,665
$0.56
1,194,427
$1.21
earnings
Earned per share
85,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
ipar $1)
V
Outstanding
Authorized
the, principal
company
their respective names:
opposite
1955
1954
$13,310,568 $10,404,424
the
from
chase
Co.—Quarterly Earnings Higher
General Refractories
Quarter Ended March 31—
GIVING EFFECT TO
CAPITALIZATION
by Republic
national jelease
for
1955.
pictures Corp. in the winter of
Monday, May 9, 1955
..
.
E.
this
of
L.
^
.
_
-
in
on
company
Cannon,
$1,154,510
Inc.—Changes Name—
April 14 approved a proposal to change the
to Holiday Coffee Corp.
President, reported that the comnany had safes of
stockholders
The
name
1954
and
,
1
a
net
i-
profit of $4,595/This
Aion
nnii
1 r» c n
ir
compared with
onnT
in
~
Volume 181
Number 5427
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2119)
Holiday Coffee Corp.—New Name—
See
Holiday Brands,
Inc.
above.
Indiana Gas & Chemical
Corp.
"
.
,
/
■,
Holly Uranium Corp.—Stock Sold—The
900,000 shares
of common stock, which were
publicly offered on April
26 at $3.50 per share
by Barrett Herrick & Co., Inc.. and
Franklin, Meyer & Barnett, were quickly sold. See de¬
tails in V. 181, p. 2014.
Oil
&
Uranium
Co.—Stock
Operating
net
proceeds
velopment costs,
:
to
are
etc.—V.
be
181,
used
to
for
pay
expenses
and
Net
income
Net
—V.
The
SEC
corporation
covering
(five
cents
Utah.
*
6,000,000
12
share)
net
proceeds
of
through
capital
Van
to
are
letter
a
of
stock
Blerkom
be
notification
used
to
be
to
&
offered
Co.,
pay
Salt
This
corporation
26,
1955,
licensing
mated
Corp., Las Vegas,
filed
registration
a
covering
400,000
at
ing
par
Proceeds
used
500,000
shares
to
are
Nev.
statement
shares
be
to
for
the
from
company
the
Wingless
located
Santa
at
Ana,
the
ment
of
rights
of
the
offered
its
its
by
the
patent
and
company
sale
been
5.
of
his
producer
of
secure
with
the
SEC
of
the
400,000
factory
a
J.,
to
the
so-call°d
is
"Horton
shares
to,
are
to
to
sell
1
..
.
receive
Wingless"
plane
experimental
an
100,000
by
was
most
Operating
(&
,
Net
shares.—V.
181,
this corporation
announced
■„
of
:
per
—V. 181,
31—
223,062
25,162
23,410
mortgage
Net
and
income
operations.:...
to
J.
D.
were
$1,151,890
722,277
A.
45,773
196,639
$194,796
$181,512
$0.42
$0.39
Hycon Mfg. Co.—Forms New
Subsidiary—
of
a
new
Hycon-Eastern Inc., in Cambridge,
Mass., by a number of nationally known scientists
and Hycon Mfg. Co.
of Pasadena, Calif., was announced
May 3 by M. M. Hubbard, President
of the new
corporation.
Hycon Mfg. Co. will be the majority stock¬
holder.
The new company will
engage in physical research and in the
development and manufacture of new technical devices
for
civilian
company,
operations
emphasis
will
be
placed
was
the
upon
creation
of
products and techniques related to nuclear
instrumentation
and
control, microwave communication, and data transmission
and process¬
ing by digital methods.—V. 181,
pp. 1311 and 1440.
Power
Co.—Plans
Sell
has
applied to the
issue
15,000 shares
of
authority
to
Preferred—
Federal
$100
has
company
requested
exemption
from
of
will
be
used
for
construction,
ion
expan
facilities.
same
in
to issue
split
1,125,000
shares
shares of
$10
of
par
$20
par
common
common.—V.
Illinois Central
"A
181,
of
more
oper.
The
now
outstanding
181,
from
to
new
2,250,000
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$68,408,842
first
the
extent
of
in
March
$14,742,086
$4,668,259
$16,952,322
1,551,940
6,711,183
its
$20,000,000
of
$12,250,COO
the
to
which
for
the
181,
Net
Net
ry.
5,183,281
1954
1953
'
said
at
present it
share in
a
second
the
Mr.
is
1952
$1,037,788
$1,034,457
208,122
142,441
194,375
177,564
85,661
54,542
101,582
67,866
1—
from
Net
taxes
$1.46
March
2,704,966
2,621,602
471,295
287,863
473.259
4
income
167,461
103,206
216,334
with
of
it
Indian Head Mills, Inc.—Sells
Idle
James
E.
reported
Robison,
Presid°nt. in
considerable progress
that
former
Naumkeag
Feb.
on
first
to
be
six-
15.
instalmnt
on
been
of
stock
Feb.
and
let^r
has
2,875,958
at
Philadelphia,
with
Los
Canadian
offices
in
Angeles,
subsidiary.
Toronto
add
current
31—
"is
25!/2
has
the
tBased
31,
1,
on
*
6,955,000
1955,
and
$6,508,704
$4.10
Nil
1,585,315
•
of
shares
•
depreciation
preferred
directors
The
on
basis
common
of
April
to
be
$1.49
policy
adopted
outstanding
additional
one
to
the
deposited
cents
the
of
the
stock
share
for
additional
an
was
$8,000,000 to
said.—V. 181, p. 060.
get
each
The
proceeds
will
be applied
struction
program
scheduled for
Railway
Railway
Net
Financing—
to
rights
10
shares
the
this
to
subscribe
stock
and
out
purchase
that
the
companv
idle Salem, Mass., property for
Robinson
said
that
the
refinancing
loan
from
loan
wPl
then
instalments
Robison
business
said
stand
of
that
would
is
going
dollar
ended
year."—V.
181,
of
has
the
Southern
preferred
contracted
$500 00O
money
to
would
Indutrial
was
be
quarter
bank
The
on
he
said,
along very
April 2,
profitable
a
"the
well
on
stock
for
the
to
&
sale
basis
of
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$4,747,555
712,693
662,515
1,964,657
the
in
from
Net
ry.
Gross
181,
inc
oper.
the
next
former
profitable basis.
As
Pequot
a
and
increase
work-/
letter
a
of
C.—Files
stock
and
notification
400
shares
per
for
with
of
With
the
class
B
SEC
stock
underwriting.
The
of
$54,220,637
Net
$1.01
were
earnings
the
over
1953
taxes
of
increase
71%
a
$3,386,727
up
after
total
the
cents
over
laibilities
to
the
to
were
of
facilities
for
paid
government
in
in
All
full
price
the
'
■
$8,153,355,
$5,611,323.
an
common
V
total
a
$1,060,244
59
1953.
over
$2,202,727,
Per
-i*,
$1,954,125 to
increased
were
$1,263,373.
while
long-term
debt
in 1954, and over '
redetermination le-
and
fixed assets
totaled $1,219,342 for the
laboratories and major testing
devices, and
over 70%
in occupied space.
new
expansion
of
181,
1878.
p.
'
1955
railway
1952
$288,128
$280,632
92,662
106,977
101,663
31,710
30,659
39,054
42,320
797,807
811,766
814,084
815,471
263,985
259,912
280,209
275,029
83,610
81,219
98,531
116,326
income
1—
income
oper.
181,
1953
$283,780
95,493
railway
railway
from
1954
$281,589
-
from
ry.
1600.
p.
Lehigh Valley RR.
Earnings—
1955
from
railway..
Net
from
Net
ry.. oper.
Gross
1952
$6,357,507
$6,778,271
1,196,836
1,426,807
2,007,007
890,278
668,027
790,834
1,017,259
16,058,868
2,976,487
15,783,971
18,164,878
20,185,815
2,558,830
4,285,471
5,935,9111
1,536,454
901,913
2,309,477
3,029,89:*
income.
1—
railwayrailway-
_
_
income.
oper.
188,
1953
$5,615,213
1,341,108
railway-
Jan.
1954
$5,767,525
_
fropi
_
1600.
p.
& Fink
after
Federal
all
taxes
Products
chgs. except
Corp.—Earnings Decline—
>
Fed.
taxes
inc.
on
1955
1954
$846,617
$1,554,00.1
423 300
808,001)
$423,317
income
on
Net
and
company
Marc a
earnings
180,
$746,OCT
1335.
p.
26,
its
1955,
common
the
report
share
$824,000,
consolidated
or
same
net
on
net
78
cents
period
subsidiaries,
last
the
12
weeks
earnings
sales
per
of $966,000, equal to 93
$23,075,000, compared with
of
share
sales
on
year.—V.
181,
p.
company on April 27 filed a registration statement with tho
covering 22,035
common
shares
($5
pari
to
De
of er:d
for
subscription at $39 per share by a selected group of officers and
employees of the company and its subsidiaries.—V. 179, p. 2039.
SEC
for
of
$21,890,000
Lockheed
647.
Aircraft
Corp.—Registers
With
SEC—
This
The
SEC
corporation
on
April
11
filed
a
letter
of
notification
covering 300,000 shares of common stock
share),
through Clarence King,
its
($1
to
per
ceeds
to
are
be
used
to
pay
expenses
incident
be
to
with
offered
President.
at
The
the
par
pro¬
mining operations.
Knapp Uranium & Development Co., Salt Lake City,
Utah—Files With SEC—
The
company
covering
on
20,000,000
cent
rone
The
April 21 filed
shares
share)
per
net
of
proceeds
are
a
letter of notification
stock
common
through
Guss
to
be
&
to
Mednick
used
to
be
Co.,
pay
with
offered
Salt
expenses
the
SEC
at
par
Lake
City,
Incident to
mining activities.
corporation on May 4 filed a registration statement with thi
covering $30,000,000 of subordinated debentures due May l, 1981
(converUble through
April 30/ 1965 unless called for previous re¬
demption).
The debentures are to be offered for public sale
through
SEC
an
underwriting
&
Weeks.
and
Koppers
chemical
ing
on
field,
capital
Co.,
its
a
Inc.—Continues
of
this company has agreed
stock of American Aniline
rent
Diversification—
expansion
to
and
diversification
purchase
Products,
all
Inc.,
the
and
in
the
outstand¬
fifth
largest
headed
and
terms
cost-plus-a-fixed-fee
from
the
payment
program
group
interest
are
by Blyth
&
conversionto
be
Co.,
rates,
supplied
by
Inc., and Hornblowc?
public offering pric-.j
amendment.
Net proceeds will
initially be added to the working capital of tho
company and may temporarily be invested in short term United Statt j
Government securities.
The
company
expects
to
use
such
funds,
among
other
things,
(a)
to
meet its
increased
cash
requirement!
resulting from increased investment in inventories by the conversion
and
anticipated
conversion
of
certain
Government
contracts
from
orders
Carrying
The
underwriting
or
recently
undertake
orders
or
decisions;
type
lb)
a
target
Government
price-incentive
policy
type,
and
reducing progresj
to place
projects
projects)
(c)
to
established
percentages;
for
arising
the company in a position to accept
the Government (in addition to cur¬
from
change^ in procurement policfc/J
to maintain
the financial ability to further advancj
company's position in
the
development of commercial airoraP;
and (d) for additions and improvements to its
properties and facilities.
the
Profits for
the
first
!
work¬
Link-Belt Co.—Registers With SEC—
Indian
matter
loans
This
few
(excluding Naumkeag operations) for the six
1355, were 16% ahead of the same period last
1440.
1954
railway
oper.
Net
-V.
1600.
p.
per
Utah.
the
bank
share), without
working capital, etc.
used
1955.—V.
Jan.
Net
—V.
$3,730,095 $10,737,405 $10,551,209
2,167,426
5,989,850
6,178,741
com¬
equal
Assurance
the purchaser.
1,818,586
$3,770,841
Kendall Co.—Reports Higher
Earnings—
its
Inc.,
the
Equitable Life
was
retire
backlog of orders at year end totaled approximately
increasing to approximately $45,700,000 during the iirsfi
from
Net
$4,372,468
to
Providence.
payable
within
of
of
Knapp,
reduce
Bank
$123,027
com¬
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry. —Earnings—
Earns,
King'el Uranium Corp., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
pursuant
optimistic that
business
a
of
to
Nine Months Ended March 31—
$1,562,669
for
first sinking
SEC
offered
$1,500,000 3%% promissory
a
filed
8
March—
Gross
Ry.—Earnings—
2,044,509
reported
divi¬
the
be
money,
were
cumu¬
to
3, has arranged to
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and
A
6.6%.
to
of
from
$1,726,332
integration
accrued
cents)
Inc., New York.
The
equipment and for working
company's
ry.
expenses-
of
$1.25
new
25
Co.
class
repaid
an
$37,660,000,
Net
from ry. oper.
railway
—V.
notification with
&
($100
payment
was
in
—V.
oper.
earnings
which
the
Webb
used
National
reasonably
of
including several
Net
short-term
1955—Month—1954
*
1862.
p.
increased
Additions
year,
con¬
revenue—
2
Mav
on
the
amount
at
he
be
billings
p.
the
on
approximately $500,000
$100,000 each for five years.
"Meanwhile,"
Mills
in
City
cover¬
offered
May
on
The
used
April
be
was
progress
$6,500,000
need
company's $27,200,000
The company will
of
the
held.
year.
$10,000,000
(par
funds.
From
on
oper.
rev.
cents
businesses,
merger.
in
tenders.
Pointing
made
rerresenting
preferred
for
share
per
date
be
par
for
'
Gross
a
245,000-share common
stockholders this summer.
would
of
Boland
purchase
1967;
to
on
of
Net worth
outstanding March
March 31, 1954.—V.
181,
authorized
28
made
stockholders
20
be
estock
•
■
to
101,811
1954.
shares
to
through
of
ing capital
1441.
$0.11
revised
R.
& Lynch
175,
at
sales
From
the
Ap;il
Co.—Note Placed Privately—The
$939,354
share earnings, were
previous year.
position
$88,430,961 $99,615,335
3,729,311
13,463,704
stock
to
letter
stock
a
common
used
1,
are
to
increase
The
$169,311
568,415
147,
P.
ended
Rf^-khoP^rs
Head
b^n
effective
be
shares
are
increase
«
conform
May 2 filed
announced
May
100
Total
an
*1954
3,56J,COO
ended June 30,
SEC—
on
cents)
and
net
earnings for the year ended Dec. 31, 1954, were
highest in the company's history,
according to Richard M. Mock.
President.
This
is
the
fourth
consecutive
year
in
which
previous.
highs have been exceeded.
year.
p.
85,193
on:
SEC
33Vb
Lear, Inc.—Reports Another Record Year—
$38,345,768 $39,513,524
income
on
the
(par
Sales
that
fiscal
1955
income,-
with
stock
the
3.200
Plant—
to
been
Indian
to
Steel
offered
proceeds
company
1955.
dividend
preferred
since
16,
«*.
on
was
company
covering
on
explained,
the
—
on
to
the year
This
months
in
Ltd.
filed
was
common
through John
are
due
The
the
stock
"Restated
154.730
oper.
2,878,590
181, p. 1562.
fact,
and
Law Investment
Co., Washington, D.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
year
corresponding six months
!
_
preferred
Common
Net
railway.
railway
from
ry.
of
tract
rising."
Morrow
quarters
quarter
Period End. Mar. 31—
$939,927
income—
Jan.
Net
Head
48-acre
a
in New York, and
I.; Charlotte, N. C.;
Chicago, 111.
Sales
offices
R.
wholly-owned
a
Chemicals,
shares of
share
The proceeds
of
Corp.—Earnings Off Sharply—
income
Kansas
$967,364
oper.
From
months.
Ga.,
Sqciety of the United States
2015.
p.
to stockholders
that "a year ago
....
RR.—Earnings—
from
of
privately
note
prepay
will
be
balance
reporting
comparison,"
and
Net
earnings
tEarnings per share
it
railway
from railway
sheet
on
warehouse
a
Providence,
1537.
proceeds
place
$18,200,000.—V.
31,
while
,
$2.43
or
Ended
subscription offer
54.081,834
2,565,937
1955
Co.,
Latrobe
period totalled $34,595,189, compared with
$35,period last year. Net profits after all
charges
current half-year,
or
$2.38 a share, as com¬
second
Steel
Months
Other
$68,823,920
51,456,520
$6,198,181
March—
Mr.
*
Chemical
through L.
D.
Sherman
&
Co.,
New
York,
and
Chicago, 111., for the account of a selling stockholder.
100,000
Lehn
annual
the
1312.
notification
shares
p.
per
$0.74
Kansas City Power & Light
Co.—Plans
1562
p.
to
the
sales
The
op.
ry.
the
$3
pany,
financing, the report states, puts the company In
its program of expansion and
development.—V. 181,
Kaiser
Nine
Net
RR.—Earnings—
Illinois Terminal
Mr.
located
has
company
has
March—
Income—
oper.
at
resulted
1878.
p.
revenue.
from
rev.
ry.
pany's
plant,
the
also
p.
The corporation
covering
1954
bidding,
company;
and
construction program
.
.
informing
the
to enlarge
shares
common
of
&
180,
702,547
company, and a bank loan
of
a
wholly-owned Canadian subsidiary. Of the
balance, $6,000,000
is invested
temporarily in U. S. Government bonds and the remainder
has been added to
working capital.
improve¬
stock
common
1955—Month—1954
$23,970,189 $23,687,942
expenses
17,772,008
19,019,683
oper.
Railway
This
of
Kurman Electric Co., Inc.,
Long Island City, N. Y.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
first, shipments increased
profit 34%, and new bookings 56%. New
products
contributed
materially to this rise in bookings."
The report points out that
from the $20,000,000 obtained from
recent
long-term financing, $10,759,000 of the
proceeds were used to pay off
long and short-term bank loans of the
bidding
and
1,125,0~0
Period End. March 31—
Railway
has
one
by
and
181,
market
Sincere
the
$2,176,114
Comparing the
about 30%, net
for
The company also asked
permission
to effect its
proposed two-for-one
fund
on
would
announced.
who started it in this
Colours.
The corporation
supervision
capital.
for
preferred
competitive
requirements.
Proceeds
Commission
the
—V.
Co.—Financ'g Approv'd
year.
Federal
cumulative
par
stock.
The
Power
of
ended
Earnings before taxes
to
company
The
Anilines
ing capital.—V.
used
President,
the
the
Total income
Idaho
at
May 4 has received SEC author¬
on
expenditure
declining
for
for
between
military and
Particular
use.
new
dend
general
Columbus,
Aniline
18,081
$556,547
1985.
be
the
Morrow,
pared with
727,966
,
63,533
211,029
,
lative
has
maintained
letter
ing
Newark,
$0.32
company's
$2,132,165
last
(net)
the
contemplates
397,600
1954
to
are
indebtedness
Shipments
$1,191,635
_1_
Formation
of
Joy Manufacturing Co.—Semi-Annual
Results—
$0.09
1955
from
income
the
announced
transaction
not
Kropp Forge Co., Cicero, HI.—Files With
703,459
Power & Light
bonds, due
proceeds
applied
1955
$145,937 *
$0.25
Earned per share (on 462,000 shs.
outstanding)
—V. 180, p. 1772.
k ;
of
Swiss
Chicago.
$259,367
taxes
1441.
p.
outstanding
months
deductions
merged
the
it
are
Pa.
Moore, Leonard
182,526
$405,354
expenses
—V.
Armour,
of
In
1955
share
common
;-y:
iirst
442,477
Provisions for Federal income tax
Gross
under
facilities
A
tubes,
March
Earnings
574,935
35\648
Selling, advertising, general, and administrative
Gross
was
the
was
change in the corporate name of American
Aniline
as. a
wholly-owned subsidiary, Mr.
Foy said. As
it
Aniline
Haven,
Dominion
May 2 by William H. Harrison, President.
price covers all outstanding capital stock of
the
Net earnings after
Federal income
Common shares
outstanding
,
$3,901,116
1,226,641
3 Months Ended March 31—
profit
Laboratories, Inc.
on
notably
business
—V.
R.
name
addition,
Telegraph Corp.—Acquit'n
Kuthe
competitive
$5,428,422
share
per
&
of
This .company it was
announced
ization to offer and
sell, at
Hubinger Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up—
Net
no
come
Montreal.—V.
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
Co.—Earnings Lower—
1954.
179, p. 517.
Net
will
American
division, is an important
cleaning equipment.—V. 134,
dry
it
that
the
operate
it
also
United
As
the
1955
income
Earnings
ment
solvent
the
States,
said
involved
which already has
plants at Kobuta, Petrolia and Oil
City.
Kearny and Berkeley Heights, N. J., and Port
Arthur, Texas.
and
picture
its Sec-o-matic
through
syntheic
He
principally owned by George L. Armour,
Bernard
In
net
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
revenue
expense
The
,
;•
.
Provision.for income taxes
Net
for
the
past
five
years,
(ret).
Equipment
Corp.,
IPC.
is
a
projection and sound reproduc¬
Precision
of hydrogen thyratrons which are the
heart of modern
The company is the
largest manufacturer of this type of tube in
States.
A hydrogen
thyraton is a gas-filled tube which
is
able to carry
unusually high speed currents at high
voltage for the
switching of high power to radar puises and other
applications.—V. 181,
p. 1562.
the
proto¬
500,000 shares of
Operating income
Depreciation and amortization
Other
will
Lock
radar.
assembly structure
or
Quarter Ended March 31—
Gross
been
late
under
laboratory-warehouse
Chattanooga, Tenn.;
corporation,
charge of patent
Inc.
in
American
this
in
United
Division
company,
which will be
integrated into the IT&T System.
Dr. Herman Kutne,
who founded the
company, continues as President of the unit.
Kuthe Laboratories is a
well-known manufacturer of vacuum
on
no
and $380,000 for constructing a
type Horton Wingless).
For assign-
\
Howe Sound Co.
—V.
Co.
of
formerly
1909
Koppers plans
such,
President—
President
Alden,
Electric
motion
and,
of
The purchase
the
undertaking to build
2014.
Other
named
Mr.
General
Jersey Central
7
$266,710
Tompkins, Rear Admiral, U. S. N.
equipment
N.
Calif.,
executive
type thereof, Horton has received or
capital stock, of which he expects
p.
has
May
Western
B.
Purchase
Registers
—
constructing a production model of the
Aircraft,"
according to
the
prospectus
(approxi¬
production model of
to
28,392
$303,124
taxes
Corp.—New
2921.
p.
to
of
purpose
mately $20,000 would be used to
be
for
R.
manufacturer
City,
10c per share.
"Horton
to
inc.
the
amount
manufacture, distribution and sale of
dyestulfs.
chemicals, intermediates and auxiliary
products which serve
the textile trade.
principally
It also furnishes
products for the petroleum,
paper
leather and plastics industries.
and
Fed
in
the
has
the
of
in
engaged
Pa.;
Alden
subsidiary
leading
par common stock,
issuing company and
100,000 by William E. Horton, President.
The
initial offering price
is to be $1
per
share.
No underwriting is
involved, the offering to
be made through
agents of the company; and selling costs are esti¬
which
be
28,516
for
prov.
International Telephone
Aircraft
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
of
$295,102
is
and
«.
Projector
announced
but
operations.
Horton
April
at
Lake
L.
was
dyestuffs
basis,
Aniline
brother
country
8,347
$331,640
depreciation
1976.
p.
succeeds
the
incident
expenses
180,
A
with
American
930,213
$286,755
1,821
Interest,
before
cash
a
*
deductions
income
John
it
Exchange Commission—
filed
shares
per
The
mining
April
on
before
International
de¬
Horsethief Canyon Uranium, Inc., Salt Lake
City, Utah
—Files With Securities and
on
$1,216,968
$329,819
__
deductions
etc.,
of
May 2 by Fred C. Foy, President.
be
,
1378/,
p.
manuiacturer
1954
931,422
operating profit™
(net)
income
Interest,
Offered—Car¬
explosion
1955
a
Net
Other
roll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., Denver, Colo., on April 27
offered publicly 5,990,000 shares of
common stock
(par
one cent) at five cents
per share as a speculation.
The
Subs.)—Earnings—
$1,261,241
other
Homestead
(&
Quarter Ended March 31—
7
1955
quarter should total about $4,600,000,
com-
-
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2120)
I
■
Reviewing last year as the best period of sales and earnings in Lockheed historv, Mr. Gross announced
that first quarter earnings this
year would be within about $200,000, or 4.2% of first quarter earnings
last year.
This result was obtained, he pointed out, despite a decline
In Income from $210,300,000 for the quarter a year ago to about $190,000.000 in the first three months of 1955,
The ratio of earnings to
dent, reported on May 3.
sales
from
rose
for
Backlog
.
2.4% for respective periods, Gross said.
Lockheed's three divisions totaled $1,085,000,000 com¬
2.2%
to
production volume
with $1,295,000,000 a year ago, even though
models of aircraft is at a record high
pared
Commercial
peak.
several
on
.
_
backlog approximates $170,000,000, 16'! of the total.
The directors have voted a dividend of 60 cents per
June
11
stockholders of
to
record
share, payable
The stockholders approved
up to 7,000,000 shares in¬
20.
May
value common stock
stead of 3,000,000 shares at present.
Mr. Gross said 2,827,758 shares are now issued and
Increasing the
SI
par
Investing Co., New York, on April 26 offered publicly
299,350 shares of
under
the
the
"
■
vented
$92,399,000 $97,106,000
$52,613,000 $56,096,000
Oper. profit incl, wholly
&
Fed.
for
Res.
Minority
4,222,326
996,471
Euros,
share-
$1,753,102
$0.34
$2,065,273 *$3,274,451 *$3,199,166
$0.40
$0.64
$0.t>2
subsidiaries not
net income of partly owned
None.—V. lbl, p. oa7.
of
share
dividends-
as
95,306
53,509
com.
per
•Company's
distriouted
1,146,373
share—_
profit
Net
1,426,105
taxes
ints.
7.679,100
2,492,449
1,821,461
166,024
8,133,897
2,450,022
2,277,489
131,935
4,733,057
1,420.244
subs.
partly owned
for deprec
Res.
Offered—
Peter Morgan & Co., New York, on April 29 offered pub¬
licly as a speculation an issue of 299,400 shares of capi¬
Luckytex Uranium Co., Dallas, Tex.—Stock
at $1 per share.
tal stock (par one cent)
—V.
p.
181,
(par
was
809,350 sns,
1,250,000 shs.
annual
recorded
report.
earnings
taxes
a,lter
were
to.the
Van Nuys.
At Dec. 31, 1954, the gross book value of fixed assets amounted to
$1,159,112, a slight increase over 1953.
In addition to its own plant
and equipment, Marquardt employs government furnished
machinery
and
equipment
valued
at $1,200,000
and its
extensive laboratory
testing facilities have a replacement value of $4,500,000.
retire
RFC
an
loan
its
on
property in
plant and
occupied 151,000 square feet of
space
for
Its
engineering, manufacturing and
office operations, a
slight increase over the previous year.
Employment stood at 1,035
at
the end
of
1954,
compared with 1,029 at
the close of 1953.—
the
At
181,
of
close
1954,
the
company
■'1':;;r
VJ'r
-
(Glenn L.) Martin Co.—Sales Up—Earnings Off—
from
before
Provision
The
company
organized by Old Texas Mining Co. to acquire,
operate certain mining claims and leases owned
was
explore
finance,
and
Net
Federal
4,188,699
taxes
Federal
taxes
income
on
2,298,632
2,407,061
then
$2,111,669
shares
share
$2,407,061
2,556,092
$1.10
outstanding
every
owned
The
360
Texas
by Old Texas In each group.
B»uver
Group consists of 18 claims covering approximately
Mesa
of
lands
Grand
in
the Colorado-Utah
line. This group is in the Polar Mesa mining district.
The Mineral Canyon Group consists of
17 claims and 2 fractional
acres
claims
approximately
covering
located
Utah,
Colorado
The
Green
on
covering
approximately
located
are
LaSal
land
the
Grand
in
the
of
72
acres
the
on
side
south
of
Junction
Mountain
Max Factor
Davis
Brumley Ridge Group consists of three
63 acres of land in San Juan County,
miles southeast of Moab, Utah.
Hatch
Wash
southwest
Yellow
mately
84
of
Jacket
of
acres
claims
Utah,
covering
about 15
Utah.
Moab,
Group
land
CAPITALIZATION
consists
located
GIVING
claims
four
of
in
San
EFFECT
Juan
covering
successful
"This
that
the
the
of
of Directors,
Board
May
on
quarter,
of
calendar
any
in
quarter
company's
the
Capital stock
Warrants
(par lc)___„
to
purchase
price of $1
181,
share,
per
5,000,000 shs.
capital
stock
warrants
1,248,900 shs.
at
for
216,250 shs.
216,130 shs.
2015.
p.
2.1046
Barth
&
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
Brothers
2.10±6
Francis
Hardy
I.
Ended
Months
$13,824,594 $18,511,948
1,230,359
636,000
$659,412
*697,194
taxes
1,514,412
855,000
$594,359
Income before Federal
J611,848
1$1.08
Provision for Federal taxes..
Net
income
Shares
1954
1955
March 31—
sales
Net
of stock
•Giving
outstanding..
*$0.85
share
per
effect
the
to
effective
stock split
two-for-one
record
date
price
and
year,
This
and
has sold $1,700,000 of its first mortgage
bonds, 4%% series due 1978, to institu¬
company
collateral
tional
investors.
negotiated
by
of the
Part
—
Direct
The
proceeds
placement
First
will
be
Boston
used
to
of
the
bonds
was
Corporation.
redeem
$1,408,000
gage divisional lien 5% bonds due 1977, and the balance,, together with
other funds, will be. use* to acquire about 22 miles of line from the
Boston & Maine RR. Co.Mor $450,000.
The line being purchased runs
from Lunenburg to St. Johnsbury, Vt.. and has been
operated by Maine
Central
under
lease
a
agreement at annual
rental of $25,000.
This
financing will result in a simplification of the company's debt
structure by eliminating the only divisional lien mortgage outstanding
the property.—V.
on
181, p. 1601.
—Mention
was
public offering
Chemical
Sales
Mead
made
in
issue
our
April
on
20
of
of
40,000
Sold
Stock
April
25
of
of
the
414%
cumulative preferred stock, series C (par $50) at $53 per
share through Newhard, Cook & Co. and associates. The
offering
to
14
April 6.—V.
Oil
McRae
181,
Other
UNDERWRITERS—The
named
below,
purchase
ser.es
.
the
C, set
and
each
number
of
company agreed to
the underwriters
of
shares
Cook
&
Co.l
12.000
Blewer, Heitner & G!vnn__
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
G.
Hill
W.
Edwards
Allen
and
Hutton
Edward
D.
1.000
sale
will
be used to
The
proceeds
wells
in
the
of
and
the
underwriters
severally
agreed
to
Scherck,
&
Gardner.
Richter
&
Co
executive
is
to
Jones
&
sidiary,
for
Oklahoma,
and
in
does
29,705
3,000
which
gas
1,600
companies. engaged
company
wells,
additional
Dean
Witter
1,000
details,
see
V.
181,
&
Co
Co
3,000
3.000
1879.
Texas.
Corp.,
A
carries
wnolly-owned
contract
on
sub¬
drilling
interests
which
nonproducing
in
the oil and gas
marketing.
of
areas
business.
The
company
or
in
29
shut
are
acres
active
GIVING
(out
producing
share
expiration
the
of
five
from
years,
date of
181.
the
Subs.)—Reports Increased Earnings—
(&
Mar. 21,'54
Mar. 20,'55
$31,132,685 $25,260,941
157,296
100,782
$31,233,467 $25,418,237'
products sold
and
!
24,410,060
;
state
taxes
income
on
20,290,192
2,033,335
819,123
\ 197,724
1,992,302
1,724,019
758,126
200,888
1,259,824
$1,780,913
f
administrative expenses
Net earnings
$1,185,188
*
stock outstanding—
preferred shares (par $100)
4.30% second preferred shares (par $50)
Common shares (par $25)
Capital
57,570
59,010
143,017
1,207,020
1,172,053
$1.37
$0.96
4'/4%
Earnings per common share after provision for
preferred dividends
—V.
180, p.
*
1774.
Johnson
Mead
sales
Co.—Earnings Higher—
&
months ended March 31
in its interim report for three
$10,295,247,
of
6.1%
a
increase
the same period *
over
last year.
Net
the
showed
for the first quarter
in 1954 to $865,685
profit
from
increase of 4.8%, up
Earnings per share for
cents last year.—V. 180, -
an
1955.
in
$825,989
period were 51 cents as compared with 49
2015.
p.
Y.—Registers With SEC
Mehadrin Plantations, Inc., N.
registration statement with the SEC on
April 28, 1955, covering 70,000 shares of its $10 par common stock,
to be
offered for public sale at $10.75 per share.
No underwriting
is involvea; and selling expenses are estimated at 50 cents per share.
The
filed
corporation
a
law on Jan. 23, 1955,
in the business of acquiring, developing and
for the production and sale chiefly of citrua
fruits in
the State of Israel.
The company
also intends to grow—
but
not
in
substantial quantities—subtropical
fruits."
According to
the prospectus, it has acquired from Mehadrin Ltd., an Israeli cor¬
poration, some 230 acres of land already planted with rr>w orange
trees and some subtropical fruit trees in exchange for 30,090 shares
company
its
of
plantations
the
unbudded
of
1958.-59.
trees
earnings.
no
budded
of
case
Until
similarly
improved
and
1957-58
all
company
30,000
March
of
rvice
in
the
of
as
s
bearing
the
time
such
to
and
14,
tne
stage
the
will
case
have
outstanding
In¬
1955.
Mehadrin Ltd. is an op:ion to
leaseholds.
The optioned lands
with
additional
acquire
the
be
common
agreement
to
fruit
to
will
owned
Plantations
agreed
has
also
cost
trees
Ltd.
Mehadrin
Mehadrin
the
Ltd.
additional
without
groves
is
which
Mehadrin
stock.
common
orange
organized under New York
was
primarily
engage
planted
subtropical
and
citrus
with
the
are
fruit
trees.
proceeds
of
the
and
miscellaneous
$30,000 wlil
charges
and
will
earnings
company
Mengel Co.
will
financing
except that
groves,
amount
be
$2,000
used for the acquisition of
used to repay a loan in
cover organizational and
be
wili be
set aside to
be
administration expenses
Net
until such time
as
available.
(& Subs.)—November Earnings Up 100%
Three Months Ended March 31—
1954*
1955
sales
$10,515,719
Earnings
$8,780,166
701.092
336,000
356,542
169,000
$365,092
before
$187,542
income taxes
Federal and state
Net
Net
taxes
on
income
in.'
of
In
addition,
38,421
it
and
has
five
leases
acres),
gross
in
some
on
of
of
*1954
in
sh.
per
shs.
of
180,
the
on
(stated
31,
on
.
.
same
basis of
$0.29
$0.57
1955—j
consolidation being used
2295.
p.
•,
.
stock
com.
at Mardh
outstg.
figures restated
1955.—V.
-
.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Earnings Rise—
This
month's
it
16,
May
on
The board
tabulation
offers
is
regular meeting
shareholders
to
cided
announced
was
to
of the
board
of
directors will be held
May 4.
on
usually meets on the first Wednesday of the month. Since
still continuing on results of the recent M-C&S exchange
building Corp.
of
Devoe
&
Raynolds Co.,
Inc.,
New York Ship¬
Products & Chemical Corp., it was de¬
month's meeting until final results are deter¬
Tennessee
and
tihs
postpone
EFFECT
TO
stock
PRESENT
UNDERWRITERS—The
made
a
firm
their
the
value)
underwriters
commitment
stockholders
opposite
Outstanding
3,090,000 shs.
1,604,632 shs.
$86,302
par
to
purchase
percentages
respective
names:
of
named
from
the
E.
below
the
have
Wolfson
Mr.
its
taxes for
of the
and
Board
Chairman, announced that
& Scott's consolidated
of 1955 will be substan¬
Merritt-Chapman
the
first
quarter
year ago.
has
& Scott's Construction
$137,000,000 in work ahead on
that Merritt-Chapman
approximately
the total backlog for all divisions and subsidiaries
that
company
New
is well in excess of $200,000,000.
Navy Contract—
Award
of
a
joint
$10,755,900
low-bid
contract
to
this
corporation,
Piper, inc., New York; and Ayers, Hagan & Booth
R. L, for construction of additional U. S.
facilities
at
Argentia,
Newfoundland, was announced on
Drake
Construction
air
a
reported
currently
books, and
President
indicate
figures
tially greater than
Division
base
&
Co., Providence,
May 2 by the Bureau of Yards & Docks, U. S. Navy.—V. 181,
pp.
1601
1879.
stock
Metalphoto Corp-, Cleveland, O.—Files With SEC—
The
severally
SEC
of notification with the
to be
' to ve
purchase equipment, for expansion of facilities and working
The offering will be underwritten by Wm, J. Mericlia & Co.,
corporation
on
April
4
filed
a
letter
covering 108,070 shares of common stock (par one cent)
to
stockholders at $1
per
share.
The proceeds are
offered
and
the
used
which
are
capital.
company
common
Wolfson,
earnings after
FINANCING
loans
(10 cents
Louis
preliminary
net
and
Authorized
set
earnings
earns,
basis
Johnson,
wells
oil
exploration.
1,600
selling
p.
has
of
four
net
are
in
refining
on
carry
G.
&
Drilling
McRae
and
operating six drilling rigs.
In addition, the parent
small uranium interests in Colorado and Arizona which
stage.
Products are sold almost entirely to
Common
Walker
Dakota
exploratory
Short-term bank
H.
develop and operate interests of all kinds in
primarily in the States of Colorado, Wyoming,
North
CAPITALIZATION
1,600
Incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 21,
of predecessor organizations.
Its
in Denver, Colo.
Its principal business
was
gas,
has
the
not
The
&
Roden
oil
larger
properties,
gas
1,600
Co
Co._ 0.7015
&
the
per
to
Corp.
$384,000 will be
purchase money
located
are
explore,
acquire,
and
Montana,
2,000
Co
&
the net. proceeds from
Approximately $242,000
to use
follows:
business
the
to
offices
Stix
Co
0.7015
Co
mined.
succeeding
3,000
Co
as
wells.
2,000
&
expects
shares
equipment.
The company
presently
$289,000 for the drilling of eight wells (4.13
I.
Simon
shares of¬
total
this loan were used for drilling of development
reconditioning of wells in the Maverick Springs Field
Smith, Moore & Co
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.
M.
Of the
used to pay a note in
chattel mortgage upon
expects to use about
wells net to the com¬
pany's interest) offsetting some of the company's present wells, and
about $75,000 for reconditioning four
wells in the Maverick Springs
Field.
However, future developments may result In some changes In
this
drilling and reconditioning program.
The remaining proceeds,
$375,000, will be added to the company's general funds and
used
for such purposes as the board of directors may determine, Including
the
acquisition of additional properties and the drilling of wildcat
amount
stock,
,
Reinholdt
&
company
$5
Depreciation and depletion
Interest and expenses on long-term debt
bank loan in the original amount oig $650,000.
a
An additional
secured
by a
Wyoming.
that
Shares
preferred
with
Cost of
of
the
1,000
Co.
For
to
Co.
&
company
400,000
repay
1,000
Sons..
McCourtney-Breckenridge
&
has
0.7U15
Co—,
&
Smith
stockholders.
1,600
&
Brothers
E.
sell
cumulative
Shares
„
A.
4>/4%
Williston
income
Net
fered, 400,000 are being sold for the account of the com¬
pany and 312,149 for the account of a group of selling
are
opposite its name below:
■
Newhard.
of
Wheat
R.
Zuckerman,
income
Total
1601.
p.
Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—An issue of
&
Co.
&
company
quickly oversubscribed.
was
C.
J.
company
earnings during the quarter ended March 31, 1955 were
affected by a strike at the Old Forge plant, which lasted from March
oil
shares
J.
1.7533
Co
sales
in
1954.
(•).
split referred to Note
and
1954,
Works—Preferred
1.7538
the
of
prior
cluded
two-for-one stock
BUSINESS—Corporation
Mallinckrodt
&
12 Weeks Ended—
Net
drilling
of first mort¬
0.7015 '
-
1601.
p.
tAdjusted
the exercise of options in November and December,
for
PROCEEDS—The
Arranged
Inc.
Co.,
delivery to the several underwriters of the stock now offered.—V.
of
the
Placement
0.7015
Stern, Douglass & Co.—_ 0.7015
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc. 0.7015
Co
&
offered,
the
shares
Staats
Direct
0.7015
Co.
&
The
purchase by the underwriters of the stock
will grant to them options to purchase,
(subject to adjustments as provided in
such options),
an
aggregate of 150,000 shares of common stock of
the company, which options are to be exercisable at any time after one
at
1955 and including 48,946 shares, representing an 8% stock
in July, 1954 and 36,400 shares, representing stock issued
24,
bonds dated Jan.
—
0.7015
$.7015 "
:
2.1045
Co.
Concurrently
above
"to
712,149 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) was pub¬
licly offered on May 4 at $4 per share by an underwrit¬
ing group headed by First California Co., William R.
RR.
0.7015
Krensky & Co.,
M.
Inc
Co.,
duPont
&
Bros.
Sutro
operating
Lutheran High School Association of Greater Chicago,
Chicago, 111.—Bonds Offered—B. C. Ziegler & Co., West
Bend, Wis., and Walter M. Kelleher, Chicago, 111., on
May 3 publicly offered $400,000 of first mortgage serial
Central
0.7015
Kidder & Co
M.
1.7538
&
additional
Maine
0.7915
Co
&
Morgan & Co
Robinson-Humphrey
2.1046
Mason
0.7015
Kreeger & Hewitt—
McDonnell
2.1046
:
$.7015
& Co.
Inc.
2.104ft
that
1, 1955, at 100% and accrued interest.
The bonds due serially from Jan. 1, 1956 to Jan.
1, 1961,
bear interest at the rate of 3%, 3l/4%, and
3V2%, accord¬
ing to maturity. V. 179, p. 2249; V. 177, p. 1050.
Co
Sunstein & Co—
Richards & Co
Arthur
The
March
Outstanding
Jones,
Auchincloss, Parker &
history.
is
dividend paid
FINANCING
Hirsch
Hill,
Co
A.
ad¬
2,
final audited figures are not yet
which ended March 31, there is
the
although
first
1955
(W. L.) Maxson Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings Lower—
on
^-V.
Co.—Expects Record Quarter Earns.—
particularly good news," he said, "coming as it does imme¬
diately following the very excellent earnings already reported for the
calendar year 1954,"—V. 181, p, 1675.
approxi¬
Utah.
County,
PRESENT
TO
Richter
0.7015
Hamershlag Borg & Co
He
Earnings
Authorized
a
stockholders
for
Goodbody
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins 2.4554
1441.
reason to believe that the net profits for that quarter will be
largest of aiiy first quarter in the company's history.
further stated that the quarter might even prove to be the most
the
the
near
Group consists of 19 claims covering anproximately
located in San Juan County, Utah,
approximately
land
of
acres
miles
The
&
Chairman
Factor,
Gerstley,
Writer & Chrlsten-
This company
Six
South
The
of
certificate
available
0.7015 ;
2.4554
Co._
Inc.
Scherck,
reported
Junction.
The
30
the
capital shares of stock from 3,000,000 to 6,000,000.—V. 181, p.
two claims and two fractional claims
of land in San Juan County, Utah,
approximately
390
County,
tributary
north
&
0.7015
Inc._
2.4554
Co.
April 35 approved the proposed
amendment
incorporation to increase the authorized number
of
vised
Co.,
on
to
near
of
370 acres
which is
River,
stockolders
The
...
River.
Junction Group consists of
which
Utah,
County,
;
&
Co.
&
2.4554
Ryons
2,183,963
$0.83
-
of
per
Income
Old
which
Texas
1.0523
Co.
Cassell
2.4554
Lester,
2,280,000
income
on
income
Number
transferred to Luckytex. Old Texas
is a Texas corporation which has been engaged in the purchase, sale
and exploration of uranium mining claims and leases since 1953.
As of Nov.
15, 1954, Old Texas assigned to Luckytex mining claims
and
leases
covering an aggregate of approximately 1,260 acres in
Grand and Ban Juan Counties, Utah, constituting all the mining leases
and claims now owned by Luckytex, for an aggregate of 700,000 shares
of
the
capital stock of Luckytex and warrants exercisable between
June 30.
1956, and Dec. 31, 1957, to purchase an aggregate of 31,500
shares of Luckytex capital stock at a price of $1 per share. The claims
assigned to Luckytex represented approximately one-half of the claims
Old
by
Co.,
1.4031
Inc.—_— 1.4031'
Co.,
&
&
F.
Cowen
1.4031;
Fay
2.4554
&
Federal and
4,391,699
operations
ior
C.
&
Inc.
Utah.
Moab,
Fewel
2.4554
Co
Sullivan
Courts
$61,409,537 $36,313,391
Income
2.8061
and
&
1954
1855
March 31—
Sales
Income
Reynolds
Co
&
Selling
413.
p.
2.8&j1
McAndrew
$1.27 a share on 207,326
two-for-one stock split
to
Irving Lundborg & Co
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc. 2.1046
$263,500, up 65% from 1953, and
shares outstanding after giving
of February, 1955, and the 10%
stock
dividend
declared
in
May,
1954.
On
the same
basis, net
earnings in 1953 were equal to 77 cents a share.
Marquardt's backlog,
based on the total estimated value of pro¬
grams
in progress, reached $21,500,000, an all-time high.
The report disclosed that Marquardt has worked out a new credit
agreement with the Chase National Bank which will provide for loans
up
to $750,000.
The company will utilize a part of these funds to
Net
equal
2:8 j61
Crowell, Weedon & Co
sales of $9,923,500 during 1954, up 12%
previous year, Roy E. Marquardt, President, told stockholders
the
Eichler & Co
Boettcher
J.
the
Hooker
1.4031
Hayden, Stone & Co
Reapath
Marquardt Aircraft Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
1.4031
;
...
3.5077
Bosworth,
1313.
company
Inc.
2.8001
Co.,
Co.
&
Sutro
Bingham, Walter & Hurry,
13.6799
Inc
&
Hutton
sen,
Outstanding
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
„%
13.7118
Co
&
Co.
Bateman,
F.
Co
Staats
Reed
Keith
FINANCING
TO PRECENT
cent)—.
one
&
Allen
Peters,
EFFECT
GIVING
R.
William
to
purpose
Authorized
Quarter Ended
incorporated in Delaware on Sept. 13,
1954, to enegage in the business of exploring for, acquiring and de¬
veloping uranium mining properties. Its executive offices are located
at
3301
Worth St., Dallas. Texas, and Its field office is located in
BUSINESS—Company
a
,
and maintenance
development; for
to pay for exploratory drilling; purchase
of equipment;
exploration drifts and underground
working capital; and tor other corporate purposes,
things,
Gervais.
O.
by Henry
stock
V.
net proceeds
formed
other
CAPITALIZATION
Marlowe Chemical Co.,
of producing and
home-unit fire extinguisher in¬
changed
for the
was
company
among
to use the
of the company
intention
present
the
is
PROCEEDS—It
the
was
effect
(estimate
revenues
—28 Weeks Ended—
Mar. 17,'55 Mar. 18,'54
Mar. 18,'54
oper.
West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y„ was
13, 1954. It was first incorporated,
Co., Inc., but on March 7, 1955,
17
.
%
First California
E.
Martin Chemical
of
company
marketing,
in
—16 Weeks Ended—
■
Mar. 17,'55
and
sales
Gross
of
The
from
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
purposes.
Delaware on Sept.
in
name
name
Inc.
be used for working capital and
proceeds will
BUSINESS—Company,
incorporated
This
Loew's Inc.
corporate
general
stock (par one cent) at $1 per sh.
com.
net
PROCEEDS—The
for
Common
outstanding. He
explained that the management believes it should be in position to
undertake further capitalization, if required, in the face of the various
growth and expansion possibilities looming ahead.—V. 181, p. 2015.
Offered—General
Chemical Co., Inc.—Stock
Marlowe
Robert E. Gross,. Presi¬
in the same 1954 period,
to earnings
parable
.
to
Cleveland,
O.—V.
181,
p.
1204.
Number 5427
Volume 181
.;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2121)
EARNINGS
Milneal Enterprises, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC
The
March 3 filed a letter of notification
company on
Railway
Railway
covering 40,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par
t$l per
Milne, President. The proceeds are to be
used
to
pay
for publishing and printing of "The Coming Triumph
Capital Ism" and related expenses.
share)
through Erastus J.
Net
Net
•
The
Union
$100).
cipal underwriter.
The proceeds from
the sale of these shares will
debentures, so as to eliminate
and maturities through 1063.
outstanding
debt
of
The
company
of
the
company
181,
Railway
expenses
fund payments
Net
ry.
—V.
May
16,
had
been
1955,
announced
that
upon
postponed
ry.
.From
Grcss
covering
fered
3,000,000
at
dent
cents per
10
Colo.
Denver,
to
The
mining
proceeds
to
are
be
used
to
ry.
Oil
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
Gross
common stock (par $1) was
May 2 by Lehman Brothers at a fixed price of
$29 per share net, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents
per share. It was completed.—V. 181, p. 1879.
Co.,
&
Ottumwa,
Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
SEC
covering
in exchange
from
from
ry.
—V.
—V.
1,399,565
336,216
331,539
158,688
*3,828
125,787
150,445
181,
R.
1954
1953
Net
222,182
259,954
249,102
87,990
81,614
77,613
87,735
2,465,146
2,430,980
2,708,476
544,101
504,376
465,792
—v.
160,534
108,260
Chairman,
May^
on
3
the
announced
from
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Cost
ry.
op.
-
$4,705,985
2,527,095
1,394,686
$6,418,717
6,409,614
4u
of
excess
to
Petro
the ^ame
the
the
pounds.
million
26
addition
at
duTing
The
petrochemical
huge
first
of
year
plant
facilities
operation
Control
Instruments
bulletin
4-page
a
application
Is
the
most
and
owned
With
is
a
titled
data
shares,
Fox
the
recent
of
article
an
polyethylene
THENE,"
under
resins,
the
being marketed through
tion of U. S. Industrial Chemicals Co.,
able
..
of
most
major
East
Coast,
cities
and
Midwest
West
Coast
customers.—V.
to
plastics
market
the company's
which
appeared
in
to
areas
A
«
versatile
new
vacuum
has
systems
The Model
Division.
diffusion
diffusion
vacuum
been
announced
H-10-P pump
which
pump
H-10-P
The
high
is
a
also be used
can
operates
for
assure
as
the
moderate
sized
as
expansion
6%
'
for the
RR.
exchange offers
Co.,
Whre
RR.
Corp.,
The
New
As
Central
RR.
Co.
were
on April 28, 1955.
further
accommodation,
a
extended
been
has
have
not
New
•re
of
Merrill
to
deposfted
York,
urged
group
do
to
and
their
exchange
at
so
Lynch,
declared
EARNINGS
May
with
120
period
of
27,
The
Railway oper.
'Railway
Net'
oper.
rev.
1955.
Albany
Adams
for
bonds
at
5
railway
&
Beane
—V.
181, p.
Stockholders
Midland
New
York
who
Trust
15,
dealer-managers
are
The
N.
Co.
Y„
of
the
FOR
MARCH
AND
FIRST
THREE
1955—Month—1954
62,351,727
expenses.
49,000,700
ry. oper.
14,576,300
7,039,600
inc.—
•
MONTHS
the
with
;
SEC
capital
par
April
on
stock.
net
for
Federal
S
177,909,505
177,484,491
sale
3,932,736
37,898,270
by
The
stock
stock
In
that
16,424,562
4,071,294
1778.
81,480,985
23,026,937
29,854,499
3,068*,000
Net
"a
time,
the
use
to
the
Offered—A
to
are
retirement
fiberglass
GIVING
motor
primarily
"Post"
be
for
used
bank
of
EFFECT
both
forth
to
has
group
of
v
374^432
34,291,951
n,006,365
30,092,673
$3.41
$3,04
'
per
per
common
share
for the
share.—V.
181,
of
ipr,5
1954
$
TO
PRESENT
was
conversion
of
warehouses
$139,828
price
this
None
in
of
the
production
which
a
77,782 shs.
convertible
of
precision
presently
are
name
electronic
and
"Norplac"
used
mold¬
in
the
from
a
the
a
of
small
housewares
cruisers.
below
company
the
number
have
of
severally
shares
set
7,000
Shares
Johnson-McKendrick
7,000
2,000
at
20
the
$o6
N.
on
approved
appropriations for construction
plants In Clarion, Pa., Gas City.
company's
J.—V.
181,
J442.
p.
Corp.—Reports Loss
for
the
same
due
to
period
in
difficulties
The
1954.
with the
Net
loss
encountered
same
period
for
in
the
year
The
,
company
authority to
Co
for
p.
the
year
since
all
other
divisions
are
on
has
asked
the
Interstate
Commerce
issue $4,080,000 of equipment trust
Commission
certificates.
'The
for
"
new
company will apply proceeds to about 80% of the cost
difsel-electric locomotives estimated to cost $5,119,503.
The
June
certificates
15,
will
mature
1970.
semi-annually
from
Dec.
15,
of
1955,
32
and
287,000
were
shares
cipal amount of
-
of
publicly offered
stock
(par $1), which
April 28 in units of $60 prin-
common
on
notes and
one
share of stock at
$72 per
quickly oversubscribed. This
offering was
underwritten by a group of
underwriters headed by
White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; The Do¬
minion
Securities Corp. and
Union
Securities Corp.
These also arranged to place
privately with institutional
investors $93,200,000 of 4y4% first
mortgage pipeline
bonds, due 1975, and to sell to banks $26,800,000 of 3Vfe%
unsecured notes, due
serially from 1958 to 1962.
See
were
further details in V.
181,
'
p. 2017.
Pacific Lighting Corp. — Stock Sold
Mention was
made in our issue of April 25 of the
public offering on
April 21 of 600,000 shares of common stock
(no par
value) by Blyth & Co., Inc. and associates at
$40 per
share. This offering was
quickly oversubscribed. Fur*
ther details follow:
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
Pfd.
stock
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
(cumul., without
issuable in
two
or
par
to
dividend
preferred
stock
200,000 shs.
dividend
preferred
stock
300,000 shs.
preferred
stock
Offering Completed—
Simultaneous
with
&
Co
dividend
$4.40
being the proceeds
per
ad-
preferred
dividend
stock
200,000 shs.
♦Unclassified.:
Common
-
underwriting recently exercised at $1
new
financing report, the company
the
Outstanding
series—
more
$4.75
This company reports the
receipt of $500,000 cash,
of an initial 500,000 share
share.
FINANCING
value),
2,000
Wood
basis.
Northwest Pipeline
Corp.—Securities Sold—
$17,220,000 cf 5Vz% interim notes, due June
1, 1957,
$5
E.
net
Pacific
2,000
Oceanic Iron Ore of Canada, Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont., Can.
—Stock
profit
a
1079.
Harold
1442.
two
a
adjustments and, while the outcome
cannot
be determined at
time, successful adjustment should end with
the company showing
181,
The
2,000
Chicago & St. Louis RR.—To Issue Equipts.
•
-
181, p.
quarter
with
Indicated
military contracts, the company Is negotiating
$4.50
—V.
first
connection
last
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
New York,
Quarter—
May 3 announced figures for the first
quarter of
sales to be $3,688,744, compared With
Authorized
2,000
&
3,056 874
$7.73
Co.,
Inc.
Loewi
15,156,697
3,056 874
—
for
and
boats
names:
Shares
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc._
M. H. Bishop &
Co.—.
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co
in¬
*
named
110 928
company
complete line of fiberglass
outboard
the
basis
complete line of
line of capacitor cases,
underwriters
respective
April
military contracts.
profit
—V.
de¬
...
contract
a
housings, a
field, a line
"Nor-Craft"
inboard
their
of
on
16,553,600
contemplated.
now
6%
22,969,900
—
on
In connection
$99,000
1200,000 shs.
performed
condenser
the
name
taxes
outstanding at end of period
share
$4,584,220 for
Outstanding
1,000 shs.
,
start
profits
110,146
Ind., and Glassboro,
FINANCING
$100,000
341,402,352 330,207 578
46.862,198
31,821,225
l?5.5„\.e««e<L Feb' 28' lndicating
following
outstanding
industries.
trade
revenues
23,782,151
directors
new
year.
earned
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
taxes
shs,
per
quarter
last
1602.
p.
taxes—
excess
the
$
other oper.
and
for
period
same
earnings
major
preferred stock is
for
specialized
work
its
and
The corporation
the
loans
10 495 599
were $9,322,265 on which the company
Pacific Airmotive
was
quantity
purchase
opposite
4 269 205
410,429
share
ioreign sales
cents
Income
Net
The
working capital expended in
;
reserved
are
in
Industries,
outstanding
common
income
-Number
division.
authorized
related
trade
taxes—Olin
profit of $9,015.
par)
the
to
subsidiary
.
Profit before income
.
»
plastics,
the
profits
6
or
sales
Other
banking
a
large
Boston
13,822 176
to
tax provision—
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. (&
share,
under
liquidated
due
12 Months Ended March
31—
.Fed.
.
which
of
presently has facilities for all forms of high pressure
utilizing
both
themosetting and
thermoplastic
materials.
also has equipment for low pressure molding of re¬
addition
1954
c1omPar,ed with 69 cents
ORo
approximate v
will
Co., investment
underwriter for
&
managing
common
the
that
at
company
Dillon
all
company
markets
in
income
per
publishes
company
inforced
of
—
IiSfli
$684,953
reserved
and
molding,
The
agreed
23,047,245
9,251,150
71,304,620
10,750,089
2,825,214
$1,300,000
Canadian earnings
by John
him.
The
which
Co.
offer
price
the balance to restore
the
52,060,301 140,011,235 154,437,246
10,291,426
excess
shares
of the underwriters,
Publishing
"a
the
proceeds
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
■
72,229,835
9,031,2'J1
—
These
owned
are
181, p. 2698.
substantial
'
less
The public offering price
names
would
he
named
Gas
($2.50
company
including
-
1955—3 Mos.—1954
63,577.000
1
62,273,329
—___
71,959,415
15,613,287
,D,°«I?5sticJar}d Canadlan sales of this corporation for the first quarter
?,Lr95l en?ed M,arch 31 were $121,175,381-9.7% above those of last
^ar- Earnings from these sources were $8,007,911, compared with
$7^581,976 in the same quarter of last year, it was reported today
Domestic and
Minn.
a
under
revenue—
oper.
offer
17,362,190
Income:
on
year,
Earnings
Incorporated in Minnesota on July 27,
principal office and plant is located at 65 Plato Avenue, St.
electronic
o'clock
exchange
83,495,463
deductions—
Common
until
Its
dustrial
Fenner
of
shares
are
1,
ings,
of
stockholders.
$
from
the
Marine
Broadway,
$
-
effective
&
North
re¬
obsolescence
operations—
Taxes
Net
basis;
Boston
once.
Pierce,
soliciting the
the
including
stock
agent,
Period End. Mar. 31—
Net
the
and
Foreign income taxes
(principally Canadian).
engaged in the molding, fabricating and production
of
plastic products, as well as the construction of tools, dies and
fixtures.
Approximately 75 % of this work is performed on a contract
(EDTl
pjtn.
of
stockholders
Co., and The Pittsfield &
their shares of capital stock
exchange
to
to
RR.
473,177,154 468,253.012
310,026,167 308/155,475
advertising
prior year
The company Is
RR.—Exchange Offers Effective—
made
River
York
1939.
Paul
181, p. 749.
York Central
New
The
,
said
Eastman,
BUSINESS—Company
compared
Income.—V.
470,107,718 464,605,572
3,069,4^6
3,bo-,440
——
contracts
and
$
in
—
Deferred
-
Aug. 1, 1956 reducing at stated periods after that date
by conversion privileges of said debentures and 2,919
for exercise of options held by certain
key per¬
sonnel expiring May 1, 1963.
after
on
$11,601,077
1953).
fee
carry-over
losses
and decrease in
provided
as
shares
three months ended March 31, 1955 amounted to
providing $196,000 for Federal and State taxes on in¬
with earnings for the corresponding 1954 period
•mounting to $156,333 after providiag $176,000 for Federal and State
taxes
$5
Plastics, .Inc.—Stock
stock
bentures
as
Post
name
been
Penn
Issuance of
18,316
Earnings
its
convertible sinking fund debentures
stock ($50 par)
Common
♦No
Nehi Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Increased—
come;
statement
of
-♦Preferred
pump
'p. 1880.
$173,075
in
depletion
etc.
Current
Registers
—
Authorized
booster pump.
a
had
North
the
public
not
CAPITALIZATION
by the company's Equipment
ten-inch diameter fractionating
booster
a
shares
Fox
December,
it
purposes:
$146,000
March 1, 1955; and
when Narcoil-10 is
used as the pumping fluid.
The pump is available through Naresco
Equipment Corp., sales subsidiary of National Research Corp.—V. 181,
pump
Port Allegany, Pa.
1953
subsidiary
income
Federal
radiographing many
equipment.—V, 181, p. 1880.
Exchange Commission.—
of
the
did
PROCEEDS—The
pump
to
consolidated,
fixed
from
Interest,
a
of
underwriters, headed by Irving J. Rice & Go., Inc., and
M. H. Bishop & Co., on April 25 offered
publicly 24,000
.shares of common stock (par $2.50) at $12.50 per share.
This offering was quickly oversubscribed.
National Research Uorp.—New Diffusion Pump—
.
of
to
Northwest
organiza¬
2190.
p.
sales
expenses
Earnings
division of National Distillers
181,
not
net
newspaper.
planned to sell.—V.
films,
delivery
prompt
floor.
Total
when
part of the proceeds.
no
Mr.
He
last
said
block
resins are available in grades suit¬
compression, and injection molding, for use in the
bottles, pipes, etc. U. S. I. has sales offices in
and warehousing facilities are being established in
extrusion,
manufacture
a
sales
entire
$
(including
Depreciation,
'.'PETRO-
name
nationwide
utility"
Later
firm,
"PETROTHENE"
Corp.
for
the
are
Products
trademark
"Post"
$10,000,000."
properties.
effort
registration
a
President
Decemebr
public
plant site.
is
Boston
Last
by
and
419,000
will receive
Fox
its.
business
is
3,461,815
MG
underwriting terms, together with the
be supplied by amendment.
Mr.
of
interiors
any
floor
selling,
to
are
Te plant is based on an I. C. I. process,
modified by Petro to meet specific requirements of the plastics in¬
dustry and it produces a high molecular weight polyethylene resin.
^Because of the integrated nature of the operation, a high-quality
polyethylene resin
is produced with consistent,
controlled physical
Petro's
covering
company
in
for Business, Inc., developed for
engineering principle based on a three-
the
income
of
new
a
constituting 93% of the outstanding stock,
Boston, and are being offered for public
of
and
Gas Co.,
filed
company
1955
possession
flexible
cccur
Designs
an
sold.—
Division
"Norelco
on
reprint
one-page
Securities
The
be
operated
that
which
reason
tenancy
integrated every interior element including
covering, furniture, etc., which can be moved
overnight
without
reconstruction
and
at
minimum
Inc.
North Penn
;
will
changes
—
available gratis from
are
company has reduced time and
varieties of electrical and electronic
grades of medium flow polyethylene resins are now being pro¬
duced at a new plant in Tuscola, 111., it was announced by National
Petro-Chemicals Corp., and its two parent companies. (National Dis¬
tillers
Products
Corp.
and
Panhandle
Eastern
Pipeline Co.
It is
production
takes
requiring
,
$2,686,138 $11,820,248
;•
this
Two
that
module
doors,
from
Profit
pieces of literature
other
"
estimated
the
over
goods
engineering
publication.
The
title
is
"Sperry
Gyroscope
Employs X-ray for Development Problems" and the text describes how
—
Corp.—New Plant—
mind,
project
Administrative,
1602.
and
The
29,
Distillers Products
in
$9,064,745
Total
stage cabinet.
A
(par
$5) was made on April 28 by Goldman, Sachs & Co. at
$41.50 per share, with a dealer's discount of 70 cents per
share.
The unsold portion was withdrawn; — V. 180,
p. 1876.
National
need
established
this
sales
Income
Ry.—Earnings—
national
Special Offering
special offering of 25,000 shares of common stock
meet
office
itself
thus
long term
buildings.
1954
at Mount Vernon, N. Y.
60" which gives design
lightweight portable X-ray
unit for radiographic and fluoroscopic work in laboratories and industrail plants. Amply illustrated with photos, the folder covers
engineer¬
ing features of the X-ray control, the X-ray head, and the fluoroscopic
$500,000 plant at Forest, Ohio.
Cutting and sewing operations for automotive trim products, which
a nearby leased plant since
last September, have
been moved into the new plant where about 175 persons are currently
employed.—V. 180, p. 1774.
—
lease,
20-year
to
signing
conditioned
Chemical
a
revised
rearranged
Net
$16,176,414 $13,798,348 $44,914,668 $39,566,596
11,470,429
11,112,210
33,094,420
33,147,879
income
and
is
One
details
a
have been handled in
National Dairy Products Co.
air
of
—
new
-
practice
Mathieson
Mathieson
module
Other
new
:
'• 2,950,546
North American Philips Co., Inc.—New Literature—
Research
of
completion
Olin
cost.
226,871
1955—Month—1954
expenses
p.
universal
under
companies
revenue.
181.
Avenue,
long period of time.
this
Olin
or
1602.
oper.
City
on
April 28
at
the
administrative offices of
and
Park
713.731
169,428
income—
oper.
rev.
Yoik
460
CONSOLIDATED INCOME ACCOUNT FOR YEARS ENDED
DEC. 31
oper.
ry.
a
partitions,
$1,012,795
244,360
New
executive
Corp.,
modern,
new,
be
can
search
Net
same
1601.
Millar,
the
Within
1952
$967,122
Chemical
example,
such
foot
$908,634
in
four-floor
new
virtually
quarters
With
1955
Corp.—Opens New Execu¬
Earnings Higher—
demonstrated
the
now
For
over
$933,966
railway
p.
of
In
which
Ry.—Earnings—
railway
Railway
Railway
.■/'
National Automotive Fibres, Inc.—Adds to Plant—
J.
the
new
1—
oper.
Two
,
is
1,383,562
254,400
Chemical
-Maurice Mogulescu, President ol
Designs for Business, Inc.,
planned and designed the new Olin Matnieson
offices, said the
on
for the
181, p.
75,109
1,373,464
Period End. March 31—
the
For
.94,054
was
Mathieson
1954,
number of shares of John J, Felin Co., Inc.
purpose of the offer the Morrell stock is valued at $18.50
per share, while the value of Felin stock is to be computed at net
working capital on March 26, 1955, the difference to be paid in cash.
-
*6,659
income
Jan.
Net
March 31 filed a letter of notification with the
16,000 shares of capital stock (no par) to be offered
company
132,269
;
'
oper.
Net
With
Iowa—Files
$484,287
157,962
476,289
Norfolk & Western
Morrell
$519,805
1,579,510
railway
railway
from
ry.
From
on
(John)
This
Olin
93,549
Mathieson
opening
1952
1—
from
Net
offering of 33,000 shares of
•
1953
■
•
March—
Gross
*
-Maurice and Joseph Mogulescu and G. Luss of
Designs for Business,
Inc., have come up with a new and far
reaching soluuon to tne
need
by business for flexible
office
interiors—adaptaole with effi¬
ciency and economy to alteration and
expansion.
the
operations.
Monterey
-
$500,605
income—
4
the
Offices—1954
leases
railway
oper.
Net
made
1954
53,218
Norfolk Southern
inci¬
expenses
pay
843,560
164,368
railway
party will leave for its Ungava iron property
this month.
.
•Deficit.-v. 181, p. 1602.
through Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
share
net
2,590,219
$548,306
income—
Jan.
from
from
April 13 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
shares of common stock (par one cent) to be of¬
on
railway
railway
oper.
Net
Mojave Uranium Co., Salt Lake City, Utah—Files—
company
321,752
Olin
tive
$6,561,407
*
of
be under
1955—3 Mos.—1954
*
Net
The
RR.—Earnings—
$6,866,518
1955
from
from
Net
the
hearing scheduled for
the proposed debt financing by this company
until June 6, 1955. —V. 181* p. 2016.
3
3,926,961
New York, Susquehanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
March—
Gross
May
on
$9,672,531
$2,230,721
1,296,738
15th
will
direction of Technical Mine Consultants
Ltd.,
who have laid out an extensive
program of diamond drilling, surface
exploration, mapping and topographical
surveying to follow up on tho
excellent ore tonnage indications obtained
during the 1C54 season.
'
The company
staked approximately
1,000 claims neighboring
thd
Cyrus Eaton controlled Atlantic Iron Ore and Iron Ore of
Canada Ltd.
operations.
The property is located west of
Ungava Bay in the Payne
River estuary of N. Quebec.
The company is sponsored
by the Hirshhorn financial interests.
'
1602.
P.
Net
SEC
$2,673,225
op.
ry.
& Hartford
20-man field
a
the
Work
$13,113,696 $12,995,054 $36,649,218 $36,994,430
10,440,471
10,764,333
29,782,700
30,433,023
income
oper.
181.
vised that
around
.
Mississippi Valley Generating Co.—Hearing Postponed
The
from
rev.
$3,089,108 $10,512,249
1,233,691
4,334,202
1955—Month—1954
revenue-
oper.
Net
2016.
p.
oper.
will then also have outstanding the 160,000 shares
preference stock and 6,349,406 snares of common stock.
convertible
—V.
all sinking
$4,172,928
1,784,185
op.
Railway
redeem
to
MONTHS
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1602.
p.
Period End. March 31—
of
such
redemptions,
the
outstanding
funded
will be reduced from $35,000,000 to $19,000,000.
completion
-Upon
be used
ry.
income
oper.
New York, New Haven
filed on May 5 with the SEC a registration state¬
160,000 shares of convertible preference stock
(par
Securities Corp., New York, was named as the prin¬
company
covering
from
rev.
THREE
revenues
oper.
181,
FIRST
AND
1955—Month—1954
$13,074,950 $11,683,470 $36,125,526 $34,572,751
expenses
8,902,022
8,594,362
25,613,277
24,900,220
oper.
ry.
—V.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ment
MARCH
FOR
Period End. March 31—
with the SEC
,9
♦The
stock
to
series,
fix
by
preferred
the board of
resolution
at
shares
directors
the
time
300,000 shl.
100,000 shs.
2,200,000 shs.
(without par value)——
unclassified
additional
ized
100,000 shs.
:
None
200,0001
,
7,000,000 shs.
are
of
of
issuable
the
in
company
issuance
the
None
-
6,000,000ih«.
one
or
Bore
being jHrthor-
divid^1
late,
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—To Increase Stock—
price, the number of
wholly unissued series.
TTSDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below severally
»
firm commitment to purchase all
of the 600,000 shares of common
the
conversion rights, if a^y, the redemption
and th§ instinctive designation of any
chares,
-
The
Commission
request
*t3Ck:
Shares
Shares
Tilvth
C.
r»rlw>rt
f
f.
7,500
1,500
7,000
6,000
& Co. Inc.™
7,500
Me2rl"r £ T^fne
1,200
Weeks & Co
r
3,000
3,600
Eichler & Co.—
Co..
&
*
-
i. Barth & Co.™-™-IT teman,
O. Becker
/.ouo
2,000
MeAndrew&CoInc.-.
Mitchum Jones &
750Q
r^. stocumrrco:;Tnc: tim-,
2,200
Cjuincy Cass Associates—Ontral Republic Co. (Inc.)
mnlel
Rf Enes Ely.
750
1,500
Ifttmds I. du Pont & Co.-
1.200
Net
—V.
Co.-
& Co
Porgan
<i nre
®San TaSh? &
Co
llarriman
inc
Hemphill," Noy es"
7,500
jr
Hilliard & Son
B.
i«3lrpr
Ay
I,r.
8. Hope &
3"*
P
& Co
i
V
Inc
::::::
Knowlton'&
5£$S &
C
Co.
Co-.:::-
& Williams..
tee also V. 181, p. 1880.
>
—
'
2,000
$10
Kimball
en
Gross
■
.
«
of
The
first three
period last
first quarter of 1955 totaled $2,832,063, equlvaeach of the 4,896;068 shares of common stock out¬
This is after deducting and reserving for the first time an
enxount of $301,095, equivalent to 1955 local net earnings to date in
Argentina. Had such earnings been included, as in prior periods, con«olidated net earnings for the first quarter of 1955 would have been
<3,133,158, equal to 64 cents a share. In the first three months of last
jCar, net earnings amounted to $2,002,996, or 41 cents a share.
At the annual meeting of stockholders earlier this month, Harry J.
T.oynd, President, said, "We are very optimistic about the prospects for
the remainder of 1955.
The second quarter should be good; the third,
lair; and the fourth, good."—V. 181, p. 1880 and V. 180, p. 2191.
Penick & Ford, Ltd.,
1955
$3,981,722
1,857,459
1,584,711
1,00*3,000
837,377
$854,459
income
1954
$3,573,960
$747,334
738,000
$1.16
738,000
$1.01
.
profit and income from operations
Net
No.
all
p.
taxes
income
taxes
Income
shares
Earned
outstanding
share
per
wholly-owned sub¬
sidiary, R. B. Davis Co., acquired in January, 1955.—V. 181, p. 1602.
The
1955
include
results
the
operations
of
:
the
added
be
thereof,
2599.
to
of
initially
the
Co.
—
the
Stock Sold—The recent
offering of 158,203 shares of common stock (no par) at
$36 per share was fully subscribed by stockholders and
employees, Carl D. Broerein, President, announced on
May 4. The offering was underwritten by Morgan Stan¬
ley & Co. and Coggeshall & Hicks (see details in V.' 181,
p. 1881).—V. 181, p. 2017.
Cement
Penn-Dixie
Corp.—Declares
25-Cent
Div.—
Bights Offering Authorized—Continues Expansion—
The
May 5 declared a quarterly dividend of 25 cents a
outstanding capital stock, payable June 15, 1955 to holders
of record May 24,
The capital stock was split on a 3-for-l basis
on April 20, 1955, making the current 25-cent declaration equivalent to
75 cents a share on the old stock.
In
addition, the directors authorized a rights offering to capital
shareholders
tae company
reduce
to
the
Bond
Co.
basis of
one
share
new
for
each
six
shares held.
The subscription
price has not yet been determined.
The corporation
on
May 6 filed a registration statement cover¬
ing the rights offering with the SEC. The issuance of 361,282 addi¬
tional capital shares is involved.
It is expected that Dominick &
Dominick will head the underwriting group.
The rights offering will be made to stockholders of record May 25,
1955, and the subscription period will end on June 10, 1955.
The financing will complete the second major step Penn-Dixie has
taken in the past eight months to expand capacity and broaden its
marketing areas. Proceeds of the offering will be used in part to repay
bank
loans
of $8,000,000
The Federal Portland
Penn-Dixie
on
April
incurred in
Cement Co.,
29,
1955.
connection
Inc.
with
of Buffalo,
The remainder
n.
will
the
basis
petroleum
Federal
income
to
of
10 shares held of record
each
end of period.
at
shaie
per
subscription price
proposed stock
■
•
for
the
shares
offering
will
principal
is
for
:
'
plant.
Company
1956
and
presently
1957
will
estimates
involve
that
to
polymers
fabricators
bearing
"Philprene"
its
types
numerous
of
v
v
trademark.—V.
synthetic
181,
p.
stock for
The
proceeds
will
distribution
and
!
2017.
securities
$10
per
are
share.
brokers,
No
dealers
commission
to
be
offered
for
underwriting
and
salesmen
is
to
public sale
involved,
effect
"as
the
the
speculation"
a
company
sales;
and
GIVING
EFFECT
The
(par
Co.,
for
stock
of
45
cent)
one
has
an
Net
which
the
the
latter
of
the
stock;
offering
of the financing and
note
before
or
for
May
$2,390
22,
to
at
will
class
B
applied
be
common
original
to
Registers With
y.,
to
to the operation of
annual
the
sellers,
Psi claims
In
approximately
'
1,800,000 barrels
-
September, 1954, Penn-Dixie acquired the Petoskey Portland Ce¬
Petoskey, Mich., also with an annual capacity of 1,800,000
barrels. Giving effect to these acquisitions, and to completion of ad¬
ditional facilities now under construction, the corporation will have
• capacity of 15,651,000 barrels a year.—V. 181, p. 1881.
ment Co. of
1955—Month—1954
the
payment
of
2,690,867
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net railway oper. inc—
$810,242
1,043,734
$9,059,859
$9,073,703
2,985,819
7,539,682
8,576,730
$91,110
$1,520,177
$496,973
799,881
2,803,126
2,312,134
—V. 181, P. 1603.
—V.
1955
from
railway
railway
oper.
from
railway__„
railway
oper.
181,
income
p.
1954
1953
-
rate
8%
an
owners
of
out
the
gross
proceeds
of
of 5%
royalty
ore,
less-
Securities
and
Exchange Commission—
September, 1954, of the company's then outstanding 7% cumulative
preferred stock. At May 12, 1955, the notes had an unpaid balance of
$1,149,675.
The company and
its subsidiaries are
engaged in the
manufacture
for
$690,805
$583,496
$758,132
$795,344
176,942
94,845
189,065
211.514
102,065
65,913
120,661
139,403
income™
shares);
shares).
and
1,768,502
349,985
2,222,973
411,620
565,495
252,474
356,805
346,179
of a wide variety of lighting fixtures primarily
The three selling stockholders are Ruben Rosen,
shares);
M'aurice
M.
Rosen,
Secretary-Treasurer
and
David Lane,
Executive
Vice-President
(2,420
Their
stock holdings
after such
12,704 shares, respectively.
will
sale
189,557,
be
192,077
A total of 507,947 shares are now out¬
standing.
Service
Public
The
share
will
be
The
Co.
of
Colorado—Plans
for
for
subscription
each
underwritten
remaining
10
around
shares held.
has
27,546
been
shares
company at the same price as
tion offer.
The
price will be
The
Financing—
company
plans to register 303,010
shares
of
its
common
with
the SEC
and expects to offer 275,464 of the shares to
June
No
1
on
decision
on
the
basis
whether
of
the
one
offer
announced.
would be offered to employees of the
that set for the stockholders subscrip¬
announced just priojr to the offering.
will use proceeds to help finance its 1955 construction
estimated to cost $24,000,000.—V. 180, p. 1437.
company
2,231,082
199,212
251,084
sale
use.
(37,763
program,
1,881,972
and
residential
new
1952
1—
Jan.
from
payable-
and
the
the company's 4% note due Aug. 12, 1959, payable to Girard Trust
Exchange Bank.
The proceeds from the issuance of this note,
originally $1,400,000, were used for the redemption and cancellation in.
stockholders
ry.
due
of
stock
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
March—
Net
is
subject to
filed; a registration statement with the SEC on April
29, 1955, covering 200,000 shares of its $1 par common stock.
Of
these shares, 122,053 are to be purchased by the underwriters from the
company and 77,947 from certain selling stockholders.
The underwriters
(37,764
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,076,929
Net
which
are
are Blair
& Co., Inc., and Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
and the publicoffering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds to the company, together with sueh additional funds as
may be required therefor, will be applied to the payment of the balance-
Offer Planned—
$3,501,109
Gross
capacity of
cf cement.
*
the business of the
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
From
the-
Corn
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses-
ry.
cor¬
of
company
President
acquired by
the
This
stock.
secondary distribution of 850,000 shares of stock of this company
is being prepared for registration with the SEC. The Union Securities
Corp., New York, will head the underwriting syndicate.—V. 181, p. 1881.
from
shares
haulage and development allowances.
Application has been made in behalf of the corporation for a Utah,
State Lease of the acreage located in Grand County and Kane County,
Utah, viz: 75 and 640 acres, respectively.—V. 181, p. 1881.
the directors, all of whom may
will have invested $100,000
Pioneer Natural Gas Co.—Public
Net
600,000
together with interest at
1955,
The Gamma and
annum.
payment
company.
Gross
issued
was
corporation.
to obtain
the gross
Assuming the sale of the 300,000 shares at $10 per share,
will have invested
$3,000,000 and will own all of the
proceeds
expenses
11,025,000 shs„
-Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.—
be deemed to be promoters of the company,
and will own all of the 200,000 shares of
Net
poration's working capital.
Federal
public
Outstanding
20,000,000 shs.
'
allowable will be 20%.
company's outstanding common
FINANCING
unpatented
promissory
on
company was organized under Delaware law on March 2, 1955,
the principal purpose of conducting a mortgage and loan busi¬
ness.
Albert W. Benson of Houston is the principal
promoter and
the
PRESENT
mining claims located ih San Juan County,
Utah, were acquired by the corporation by mining deed at a total:
cost of $4,390.
The corporation paid $2,000 in cash and executed a
The
President.
TO
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Nevada on Feb. 10, 1955,.
having offices at 206 North Virginia Street, Reno, Nev., and 510 Atlas;
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The corporation intends to qualify
as a foreign corporation in Utah and Colorado.
The purposes for which the corporation was incorporated are, ir»t
common
SEC
The
stock
Uranium
for working capital in the manufacture
principal product—photographic type com¬
180, p. 1210.
on
.
were
to acquire, explore, develop and operate uranium, vanadium,
petroleum, and other mineral properties.
:.;r.
The 51
unpatented mining claims located in San Miguel County,
Colo., were acquired by the corporation by mineral deed from Iris
its
April 27 filed a registration statement with
covering 300,000 shares of its $1 par common stock (with
warrants attached entitling holder to purchase one additional share
at prices ranging from $13 to
$20. depending upon the exercise date).
corporation
31
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds are to be used to pay for exploratoryprospecting and drilling on the Colorado and Utah properties; forworking capital and acquisition and exploration of other properties;,
and for other general corporate purposes.
per
This
Jan.
general,
$617,075. Purchasers were
trusts, two investment banking firms
Pioneer Mortgage & Development Corp., Houston, Tex.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
•
.
Instruments, Inc.—Earns. Incr.—
ended
sales
of
rubber
be used
of
quarter
Authorized
several individuals.
and
Radiation
the
CAPITALIZATION
net amount of
a
three investment
for
Common
Photon, Inc. —Sells Common Stock Privately — This
corporation has sold privately 25,000 shares of its com¬
mon
,
program,
Producers Uranium Corp. —Stock Offered — Cromer
Brokerage Co. in April offered publicly as a speculation
an issue of 10,000,000 shares of common stock
(par onecent) at three cents per share.
-
the
rubber
V
$2,171,881.
transfer to
synthetic- rubber
manufacturing
facilities
near
Borger, Texas, previously operated for the Government under
contract.
These
properties, consisting of a butadiene plant and a
copolymer plant, were purchased for the company's bid of $23,625,000.
Under private ownership and operation, the company will manutacturo
sell
"
construction
$1,309,470.
This exceeds
for the last full fiscal year, ended Oct.
31, 1954, of
Earnings after taxes for the quarter were $141,722, com¬
pared to earnings of $237,297 for the last full fiscal year. The com¬
pany operates two plants in the Los Angeles (Calif.)
area.—V. 181,
p. 2017.
60%
$25,-
sinking fund debentures due
1983. These debentures were originally issued in the principal amount
of $162,098,500 and currently are convertible into common stock of
the company at
$65 per share.
As of April 21,
1955, $13,033,700
principal amount had been converted into common stock. Those de¬
siring either to convert called debentures into common stock at the
conversion price of $65 or to have them redeemed should send such
debentures with appropriate instructions to Manufacturers Trust Co.,
45 Beaver St., New York 15, N. Y., for arrival on or before May 4,
1955.
Any called debentures not converted will be redeemed at the
ownership
its
an
"
"
Sales
3.70%
call price of $103.50 plus accrued interest to May 4, 1955.
Within
a
lew days,
final steps will be completed to
with,
later-
to
Precision
$1.31
1955,
a
aggregate expenditure of approxi¬
mately $53,000,000, and that to carry out such program it will haveto obtain in those year, through bank
borrowings or the sale of addi¬
tional securities, approximately $32,000,000.—V.
181, p. 1443.
21,830,117
4,
May
at
that
total
construction
expenditures during 1955approximately $26,000,000, with approximately $7,100,^
generating and related facilities, over $18 million for trans¬
and distribution
facilities and equipment, and $800,000 for
000
;7,418,000
on
details
announced
estimated
amount
for
$1.50
redemption
amount
other
and
be
.
.
It
$19,162,400
14,625,754
—j———
called for
of its
has
company
the1
of
as
investment
The registration statements indicate that the net
proceeds from thefinancing will
be ;: used
to
pay
in full the company's
outstanding.
$3,200,000 of 3% bank loan notes, due July 11, 1955, and to meet in,
part construction expenditures during 1955.
; l
other
$22,110,238
14,710,169
bt
about
or
group
the
will
10,429,400
to
are
&
.
59,733,430
23,982,120
bonds
Coe;
The
The
taxes_^
for
the
Co., Inc.; Goodwyn & Olds; Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Robinson and)
Rohrbaugh & Co.; and, Rouse, Brewer & Becker, all of Wash^&
respect
90,381,546
61,402,016
by
Hibbs
B.
mission
_
share
that
and that the common stock
by existing common stockholders, on.
subscription
new
a
ington.
$212,256,017 $198,525,493
94,332,223
bidding,
for
of one
date.
products,
—
indicate
competitive
on
Lukens;
1954
1955
—
for
of
purchase
augment
$0.64
v,
'
statements
at
offered
be
Mackall
Extension
1955.
the
on
"r-
May 23, 1955. The stock offering is to bebankers with Dillon, Read &:
Co. Inc. of New York and Johnston, Lemon & Co. of
Washington, D. C.
as the managing underwriters. The other underwriters are:
Auchincloss,^
Parker & Redpath; Alex. Brown & Sons; Ferris &
Co.; Folger, Nolan-r
A
directors on
share on the
254,613"
*
$1.25
Commissions.
sale
for
underwritten
com¬
at
oil,
those
registration
for
Peninsular Telephone
$218,342
254,613
close of business
will
March 31—
crude
of
with
to
is
Market
bonds
posing machines.—V.
Inc.—Earnings Show Gain-
Quarter Ended March 31—•
$423,005
181, p. 549.
The
58 cents on
before
132,311-
share of capital stock (339,484 shs.)
_
Uet earnings in the
Provision for Federal
106,88a
182,745
35,00(1
125,000
declared
per
offered
"
standing.
Profit
income
on
profit
tions
on
headed by Paul
is to be $1 per
the present intention
179,
Transportation
profit
Shares outstanding
and
Gross
commission
$432,550,
Net
"renr
I-snt to
loans.—V.
merchandise
Provision
Up—
reported net sales of $28,805,972 in the
1955, compared with $26,268,175 in the same
SEC
providing -for
4%
company
months
98,324
118,165
228,451
depletion and depreciation
taxes
4,056,*727
Authorization by the District of Columbia P. U. Commission and
Virginia Corporation Commission is necessary to permit the issue
and sale of these securities, and the company is also
filing applica~
,
,
at
Depletion
of
Ieaseholdes
and
development
costs, depreciation, and retirements.
,
company
the
with
group
Operating and general expenses, taxes (other
than Federal income taxes), and interest—.
/
Parke, Davis & Co.—Sales & Earnings
underwriting
income
and
results of the first year
100%.
Later Plan
The
$10,000,000
Purchase
40.000
6,000
li. 1442.
The
1954
$4,732,014
income
on
;*'
1955
$4,560,159
3,567,214
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Registers With SEC—
,
Phillips Petroleum Co. (& Subs.)- -Earnings Increased
requires a minimum of 10% down and pay¬
ments can be spread over 20 months.
The passenger can finance
tae air
transportation portion or an entire tour, including hotel,
*icels. sightseeing, taxes, tips and miscellaneous expenses
The aver¬
age billing per passenger on Pan American runs about $400.
V. 181,
Pay
taxes
2740.
p.
the
statement
undei writing
an
estimated
Quarter Ended
written more than $4,200,000 of
the instalment plan. The payment rate so far:
astonishing
The
for
180,
This company on May 2 filed with the SEC registration statements
covering proposed issues
of $10,000,000
principal amount of
first
mortgage bonds, due 1990, and 511,660 additional shares of common
stock.
x-y'r"V,*:
$0.61
3,750
—-
*AemceP\°anseterMayP the ^lrllne * has
additional business on
registration
a
through
bank
plan
the
mortgage
Co.—Debentures Sold—
May 2 announced the
$752,732
1,242,795
—V.
the purchase at maturity on May 1, 1955
Street Elevated Passenger Ry. Co. first
principal amount plus accrued interest, and
for the extension of said bonds was arranged by Drexel & Co., Phila¬
delphia, Pa., and Wertheim & Co., New York. See also V. 181, p. 1778.
of
3.000
Tauter Plan—
on
$873,648
1,242.795
$0.70
•;
,
000,000
corporation
filed
Co.
&
proceeds,
Earnings
This
Net
Earns,
Exchange Commission—
share
per
The
6,000
3,000
World Airways, Inc.—No Loss on Pay
Pan American
and
Philadelphia
subordinated income debentures due April 1,
1387
which were not subscribed for by the stockholders of record
J orii
6
were
placed by the underwriters—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and
Cari M.' Loeb, Rhoades & Co. on April 21.—-V. 181, p. 1880.
-
^
■
expenses
administrative, expenses^
and
Dividends
W.
20.000
5%
of
$95 600
purposes.—V.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
*
products sold and selling
Taxes, other than Federal
1955, covering 30,000 shares of cumulative convertible pre¬
stock, $5 par, 60 cent series, to be oiferea for public sale
outstanding
--
Dean Witter & Co..
Wulff, Hansen & Co...
11.000
3,000
American Sulphur
Pan
The
of
General
757,078
;
pany's working funds; and it is
to
use
the
major
portion, or
C. N. White & Co.
.—750
White, Weld & Co
20.00Q
J. R. wmiston & co— 2,000
Wilson, Johnson & Higgins 2,600
1,200
1500
1,500
—
l awson, Levy
income
Costs
1,509,810
-
corporation
2,
Net
3,250
...
Weeden & Co. Inc
3,750
Co
Ben
3 rank
1,500
Co., Inc.
&
Hutton
k'maa
Walston
li
share,
2
Wapnseller Co Durst, Inc.. 7,500
&
6,000
&
750 \
5,000
Fav
C.
iu.juu
Sutro & Col
-™Henry F._Swift & Co.™.—
Spencer Trask & Co
2,200
Co
Collins™:.:.::™
Hon &
?
&
Hoele
a
Stone & Youngberg
7,500
1.200
Co
J mi Richards & Co.™-™
JT. JT.
Corp.
20,000
.
at
10 300
.
& Co. "----"^"7-]^"
Stone & Webster Securit es
Co.,
&
Ripley
corporate
Quarter Ended March 31—
Total
181, p. 750.
ferred
Stewart, Eubanks. Meyerson
750
2,200
Henderson™.
&
1,725,327
—
share
per
Securities
«00
A PIS'S
HStorfen8TcoC0","""
Hannalord t TaiSi£S...
Harbison
Stephenson, Leydecker &
taxes
profit
This
shumanVX^TSo-:::::
B|'n|L?ts &"co"""
William R. Staats & Co.__
1,500
20,000
20,000
Friedman
general
.
Frank. C. Shauglmessy &
2K
H.
other
and
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.
People's Finance Corp., Denver, Colo.—Registers With
Slth&erco&-co:::::::: uS
i:500
before
Number of shares outstanding
May
Marfield
struction
1955
"
1954
$15,094,952 $13,557,481
-
851,679
Earned
6 000
iwg
CO,
Beck
I
Earnings
PlperJaffw&HopwMS:
2,200
Co.-
* co------
to
Provision
Taxes
2?S
Newhard, Cook & Co,
Webber, Jockson &
!:S
&
Duncan
1955,
-
Sales
Paine
7,500
iSpkey-Teleler
E.
12,
May
Provision for Federal
lisoo
^
Cialvln
*
Quariter Ended March 31—
Co.,
Sullivan &
tcrworth,
until
persons
has
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.—Earnings Incr.
1,200
Co
&
corporation on April 27 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 40,000 shares of capital stock (par 10 cents) to be of¬
fered at $3.37y2 per share, without underwriting. , The proceeds are"
to
be used
to purchase machinery
and
inventories, for mold con¬
20,000
Walter * Hurry,
C&fcttcher"
The
SEC
thereon.
now
649.
p.
20 000
Fen;ner & Beane
company
(N. Y.)^-Files With SEC—
Poly-Seal Corp.
*
authorized capital stock aggregating $99,000,000, consisting of 370,000 shares of authorized preferred
stock
($100 par), of which 315,000 shares are outstanding, and 3,100,000
shares
of
authorized common
stock
($20 par), of
which 2,711,750
shares are outstanding.
It proposes to increase the authorized capital
stock
to
$112,500,000,
consisting of
475,000 preferred
shares and
3,250,000 common
shares.
The
proposal is to be voted upon by
stockholders at a special meeting called for May 24, 1955.—V. 181,
7
7.500
Irving Lundborg & Co.™.
Laurence M. Maries & Co.*.
Mason Brothers
Baird
w
Tnc
given- interested
has
•
hearing
a
The
20'2?2
—
William Leib & Co..
Lester Ryon ;& Co
7,500
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
Ziaerican Securities Corp.-
JL
Lehman Brothers
60,000
Inc
Co
&
its
in
.
has applied to the SEC for an order authorizing an
authorized preferred and common shares, and the
company
increase
1881.
Pittsfield & North Adams RR. Corp.—Offer Extended
See New York Central RR.
Public Service Co. of New
Hampshire—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
above.—V.
180,
p.
2191.
.This company on May 4 filed
a
registration statement with' the SEC
covering 413,016 shares of its $5 par common stock,
subscription
by
common
stockholders
on
the
basis
to be
of
one
offered
for
additional
j
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
,
(2123)
share
for
each
six
shares
held.
The
and
underwriting terms are to be
Peabody <fc Co. and Blyth & Co.,
underwriters.
Employees
will
record
supplied
Inc.,
are
offered
be
date, subscription price
by amendment.
Kidder,
the
named
right
10,000 unsubscribed shares.
Net
proceeds
standing
to
are
4%%
be
used
due
note
1959
first
in
to
mately
redeem
the
company's
of
$2,247,658
amount
out¬
mend
to
of
cents
3,
1955,
registration
a
covering 75,000 shares
callable, $10 par), to
of
convertible,
of
the
together
company,
common
stock,
common
shares
issuable
common
shares
are
former
be
92,000
officer
offered
selling
or
by
states
be
the
by
at
company
Offering
amendment.
S.
of
$10
D.
or
warrants.
Pyramid,
The
the
&
shares
common
Co.
is
named
Manufacturer
will
add
the
available
to
be
used
of
variety
a
proceeds
for
of
general
for
the
of
the
electronic
preferred
corporate
components,
stock
sale
to
acquisition
connection with
Stanley
<19.36%).
of
of
reserved
in
for
The
sales
riet
$2,204,968,
the
Andrews,
cently.
Mr.
exercise
for
the
of
same
established
a
price
first
and
explained
total
the
46,000
with
March
is
$3.25
in
the
this
1955
ended
or
U,
S.
March
31,
Sales
represented
increase
an
of
Cost
of
and
products
operating
Pederal
Net
services
and
sold
sold
and
Preferred
dividend
Net
J.
as
the
of
the
statement
further
companies
(par $10)
announced
to
the
Air
will
stock
common
Months
Ended
it
of
and
has
the
RF-105,
shall
as
be
not
subscribed
earlier,
is
March
advanced
an
180,
fighter
percentages set forth below:
Amount of
Stock.
Debentures
15
7
Alex. Brown
IV2
&
S.
Sons
&
Co.,
Inc
&
Hutton
The Illinois
M.
common
3,655,000
&
Co.,
500,000
IV2
Inc.
300,000
300,000
7
Weeks
1,000,000
2V2
500,000
Co
3V2
500,000
Inc
IV2
300,000
&
Co.
4
400,000
7
1,000,000
IV2
The
Ohio
Co
Kennedy, Chairman
at
the
of
meeting that
the Board,
and C.
demand for
A.
IV2
Revere's
second quarter
products
is good.—V.
Rexall
Drug,
Justin
Inc.—Quarter
of
Profits
Up
Anthony & Co
1,000,000
1,000,000
3 V2
500,000
1V2
300,000
Wertheim & Co
3'/z
500,000
3'/a
500,000
Dean
—V.
Witter
181, p.
Co.-;.
&
1881.
40%—Plans
Stock—Refinancing Arranged
'
-
Rimrock
~\
Uranium
Mines, Inc.—Stock Offered—Car¬
roll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc., Denver, Colo., on April 25
offered publicly 6,000,000 shares of common stock
(par
one cent)
at five cents per share as a speculation.
The net
proceeds
costs, etc.
tion
to be used to
are
for development and explora¬
pay
Dart,
President, on April 26 announced that net profit for
three months ending March
31, 1955, after provision for all
charges and taxes, was $1,080,408, equal to 31
cents per share.
This
compares with net profit of
$771,367, or 22 cents per share, for the
corresponding period last year.
Total sales for the first quarter of
1955 v/ere $39,821,964, as
compared with $45,348,669 last
788,000
300,000
7
7
—
Corp
G. H. Walker & Co
1603,
p.
Drug Co.—Stock Issued for that of Parent.—
See Rexall
Drug, Inc. below.—V. 167, p. 946.
Expansion—Exchange
500,000
continues
181,
Rexall
10,404,000
Gardner
Smith, Barney & Co
$1.80
Macfie, President,
300,000
,4
3%
&
Stone & Webster Securities
$2,321,134
$2.32
300,000
IV2
-
Reinholdt
3,678,000
shart
300,000
IV2
Merrill, Turben & Co._—
$63,557,020 $52,020,839
6,646,671
5,993,134
$2,991,671
per
300,000
3'/2
Ingalls & Snyder
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner. & Beane
1954
$63,225,491 $51,633,223
331,529
387,614
income
500,000
1
IV2
:
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs
Goldman, Sachs & Co
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
miscellaneous income
&
Dominick_l
'
300,000
3%
Estabrook & Co
E.
300,000
1,000,000
1V2
Dickson
Hornblower
300,000
1V2
Clark, Dodge & Co
bomber
1955
$2,000,000
Blyth & Co., Inc
with
Principal
l'/a
W.
31—
by exercise of rights
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc
2740.
p.
*954,797 shs.
issuance upon exer¬
for
Morgan Stanley & Co
photo- "
a
$15,000,000
2,000,000 shs.
reserved for
Percentage of
Unsubscribed
Dominick
contract
a
FINANCING
Outstanding
$15,000,000
Name—
R.
that
$1,638,000.
UNDERWRITERS—The
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
agreed to purchase and the company has agreed to sell to
them, sever¬
ally, an aggregate of $15,000,000 principal amount of
debentures, in the
respective amounts set forth below, and such of the shares of the addi¬
tion
the
Balance
for
stock
common
Earnings per sh.
—V. 181, p. 2018.
Raytheon
on
Based
$11,780,000
(14,031,016 shs.)
Manufacturing
Market—
"
$9,278,000
$0.84
■
$0.66
Mr.
Co.—To
Extend
Canadian
this
first
In
months period of a manufacturers'
agreement
and the Dominion Electrohome
Industries,
company
of
of
coverage
include
all
TV
and
This
will
transitor-xadios
Henry P.
radio
make
to
the
Argento,
products
of
available
Canadian
Raytheon
both
design
Raytheon
TV
the
in
line
television
and
General
Manager of the
Chicago, said the two
radio
products
nadian
television
Electrohome
radio
under
its
label
manufacturing
to
own
be
sold
brand
in
Raytheon-designed
Canada
under
"Electrohome"
name
Electrohome,
in
addition
appliances,
founded
in
1907,
electronics
to
television
furniture
and
producers
is
in
and
and
and
small
recognized
as
Canada.—V.
Raytheon
through
radio
of
181,
most
of
Net
ry.
railway
railway
from
its
creased
From
Gross
Jan.
ry.
in
the
181,
28,657,895
7 ,818,962
3,550,358
34,407,481
8,024,171
3 904,390
Plastics
Corp.—Securities Sold—The re¬
public offering by John R. Boland & Co. Inc. of
$295,000 5V2% convertible debentures due Oct. 1, 1960
29,500 shares of
on
The
of
stock has been
common
having been sold, it
completed,
was announced
May 5.
securities
consisting
stock
common
tenth
units
fering
in
available
180,
to
the
public
principal amount
a
price of $1,001
at
were
V.
offered
were
$1,000
of
in
direct
to
follows:
as
debentures
unit.
per
Pull
and
100
One-half
proportion.
See
units
shares
and
details
business
Net
sales
$4,747,701
After
vision
Stores
for
the
corporation
are
on
provision
for
for
debt
bad
months
ended
$4,226,542
Federal
and
to
31.5
in
income
repossession
net
consolidated
share
on
cents
the
which
March
the
same
taxes
losses
The
the
shareholders
and
for
the
James
For
31,
1955,
period
after
1955,
totaled
1954.
of
estimated
pro¬
consolidated
shares of
consolidation
net
stock
common
quarter
to
10
stock.—V.
of
1954,
cents
per
181, p. 864.
according to the
two companies.
the
Board
President
of
Consolidation—
proposed
the
of
of
for
of
proxy
new
Net
share)
Net
from
ry.
released
Douglas
resulting
new
to
be
Rand
corporation
Inc.,
would
be
1
Remington Rand.
,
The
directors of The Sperry Corp. and Remington Rand
Inc., signed
agreement of consolidation of the two companies on April 12 and
called special meetings of stockholders to vote on the consolidation.
The Sperry Corp. meeting will be held in New York
City on May 26,
the
and
the
Remington Rand meeting
solidation
of
the
two
the
financing
of
new
by
dealers
has
and
of
the
amount
dividends
is
Jan.
used
to
at
filed
of
the
annual
letter
a
181,
G.
of
meeting
p.
companies
in
into
Buffalo,
a
N.
Y.
corporation
on
to
May
be
27.
Con¬
known
V
as
share
per
March
to
Petersen
incident
expenses
be
its
to
181,
1954
$2,357,938
in
$13,968,535
31,
the
in
of
$1,527,299
the
for
first
quarter
compares
with
1,337,442
shares
net
profits
of
of
of
1954.
$708,499
stock
common
outlook,
the
industrial
Mr.
Robertshaw
said
that
Total
43' cents
or
current
at
high
1955
income
before
Earns,
—V.
-
-
Federal
income
sh.
per
—
58,717
$12,136,612
$7,844,662
1,746,459
-
1,082,202
taxes
taxes
income
181, p.
$7,785,943
27,865
921,000
566,000
—
$825,459
$516,202
—
earnings
the
1954
$12,108,747
$1.18
$$.74
—-
(on 696 700
shs.)—
414.
The
mining operations.
1953
on
outstanding
the
income
par
at
as
Taxes
activity and home building should be reflected
level of operations for the company.—V. 181,
high
sales
Net
Other
Net
with
offered
last
period
same
3
amounted
sharply, amounting to $2,188,357
the
continued
a
Earns,
President.
1955,
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—Quarterly Earnings Up—
the
was
May
on
1443.
p.
of
-Rotary Lift Co.—Name Changed—Financing—
See
Dover
Corp.
above.—V.
181,
110.
p.
1952
$2,470,449
$2,643,889
$2,772 246
808,222
844,256
1,004,949
341,572
316,396
1,125,468
354,646
it
1—
Ruppert, New York—Chairman Elected—
(Jacob)
Murray Vernon has been elected Chairman of the Board of Directors,
was
announced on May 3.
Mr. Vernon has been a member of the
board
since
6,741,211
6,950,115
7,530,522
7,840,059
New
2,082,407
2,263,667
2,822,120
3,193.874
1925—V.
611,322
850,871
893,262
1940.
Is
He
President
the
of
S.
E.
&
served
in
M.
Vernon,
Inc., of
capacity since
1,017,016
income
1603,
p.
March
increased
1955
1954.
Discussing
251,944
income
railway
railway
oper.
with
of
announced
was
ended
This
on
31,
volume
in¬
1316.
notification
stock
common
Walter
pay
from
ry.
months
compared
as
with
outstanding.
completed
two-thirds
approximately
payment
three
quarter
it
$1,178,000 against $818,800 in the year before..*
Net
profits amounted to $1,010,357, equal after preferred require¬
ments to 68 cents per share on the 1,441,236 shares of common*- stock
eliminating taxes
company
arrangement,
to
as
1955
and
York
Elizabeth,
181,
p.
N.
J.
He
has
this
1604.
Ryder System Inc., Miami, Fla.—Stock Sold—Blyth &
Rich's, Inc.
Notes Sold
Privately—The corporation
has arranged to place
privately for investment an issue
of $2,500,000 3y2%
promissory notes due 1975 through
Kidder, Peabody & Co., it was announced on May 5 The
purchasers
—
New York Life Insurance Co. and Aetna
Co.—V. 172, p. 1237.
are
Life Insurance
Co., Inc.,
common
Stockholders
An underwriting group headed
by
Morgan Stanley & Co. offered for public sale on
May 4
a
issue
of
$15,000,000 25-year 3%% sinking fund
debentures, due May 1, 1980, at 100% and accrued inter¬
est.
This offering was
quickly oversubscribed and the
books closed.
The
same
PROCEEDS—The
an
offering by the
subscribe at $23
share for 190,960 shares of additional common stock
of
record
will expire on
Annual
1956,
will
sinking
be
May 3,
May 18.
fund
sufficient
retire
103%%
for
the
first four
of
Co.
$600,000
and
years
annually, beginning in
debenture issue by maturity.
from
101.7/b%
for
the
first
optional
to the
redemption prices
principal amount.
four
miscellaneous
(2)
BUSINESS—Corporation produces
papers
papers,
include
specialized
glassine,
industrial
the
a
broad
greaseproof
and
and
printing
line
of
other
papers
papers
flexible
and
base
and
pulps.
packaging
papers
for
the
use
Great
is indebted to Great
and
net
proceeds
$900,000
System,
(3)
Rental
of
The
future
Southern
as
be
added
balance
CAPITALIZATION
be
be
those
GIVING
latter
to
equity
will
investment
such
use
outstanding
repay
by
the
estate
Instalment
Unsecured
EFFECT
TO
and
PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
$6,223,372
(5%
mortgages
notes
(4%
to
$5,840,095
302,092
302.092
6%)
to
6% )
stock
($5
460,000
debenture
value)
par
17,356
460,000
indebtedness—5%
81,762
*700,000 shs.
•Including 10,000 shares reserved for issuance under
under
"Stock
BUSINESS—The
1955.
Its
Briefly,
the
begun
commencing
until
Option
company
reorganization
Management
cern
1952,
by
in
in
company
James
is
when
became
his
partner.
The
and
(now
under
R.
entire
in
of
age
entered
Southern
principal activity.
business
herein
the outgrowth
his
rental
incorporated in Florida
was
Ryder
Great
360,000 shs.
an
option to be
,
the
on
caption
March
22.
"Interest
Transactions."
Ryder
A.
business,
Plan."
described
Certain
stituted
truck
its
contracts
.
Common
of
to
indebtedness—
Equipment obligations
(4% to 6%)
granted
in
and
finance
company to
subsidiaries.
its
of
Authorized
Real
funds
debts
System working capital.
retained
and
for
used
The
$725,000
Rental
to
will
will
Inc.
approximately
expansion program
Secured
Trucking
company will repay $100,000 of
will
use
such
funds
to
repay
outstanding debts.
Truck
extent
the
Southern
Approximately
$175,000 will
scale
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures and
the
additional common stock will be applied to the
redemption of $13,729,000
long-term debt, and $2,520,000 preferred stock
representing the entire
long-term debt and preferred stock of the
company and its subsidiaries
presently outstanding, at an aggregate redemption cost of
$16,607,000
plus accrued interest and dividends.
Remaining proceeds will be used
in connection
with
the expansion of capacity of
the company's pulp
mill at Acme, N. C., estimated to cost
$5,800,000.
Its
indebtedness.
Ryder
for each four shares
The subscription offer
entire
range
to
proposes
The company presently
to the extent of $700,000,
notes
the
Sinking fund redemption prices
years
to the principal amount
from
1955.
payments
to
share
one
on
■
„
com¬
pany to holders of its common stock to
per
company
(1)
group, also managed by Morgan
Stanley & Co., is underwriting
offering
.
follows;
—
new
on April 28 offered publicly 160,000 shares of
stock (par $5) at $10 per share. This
quickly oversubscribed.
was
such
to
MacArthur
officers of the new corporation would be: President and Chief
Executive Officer, Harry F. Vickers, President of The
Speery Corp.;
Vice-President and Secretary, John Sanderson, Senior Vice-President of
The Sperry Corp.; Vice-President and
Treasurer, Bernard O. Reuther,
of
savings
that
this
8
shares
railway
railway
oper.
from
—V.
Inc.
The
Vice-President
Rexall
$15,265,348
the
Co.—Earnings Increase—
first
1954,
income were estimated at
Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Files—
through
from
From
held
company
Rand
statements
General
the
the
Remington
Remington
Vice-Chairman.
Executive
effect
told
transacted
(par $10) at the rate of
Inc.—Proposed
the
Rand,
of
first
equal
common
from
of
shares
the
$29,596,
name
Chairman
H.
298,300
the
Sperry Corp.,
is named
to
is
Corp.
and
and
number of
result
the
on
the public.
amounted
Rand
Rand
would
profit
same
Remington
Sperry
share
per
in the hands of
outstanding
to
for
sales
compared
drug and cosmetic
warehousing units will
service
the
for
Earnings before taxes increased
its
of¬
profit amounted to $94,120 for the three months ended March
31, 1955,
equal
to
earnings
year.
Rexall
spread Rexall's debt payment over a
reduce annual sinking fund
requirements
April
2,500,000
per
one-
of
Corp.—Quarterly Earnings Higher—
with
1953.
that
addition
Riegel Paper Corp.—Debentures Sold—Shares Offered
three
compared
in
said
where
new
profit sharing pension plan.—V.
a
to
Reliable
cents
he
new
to
also
and
March—
2296.
p.
of
covering
Gross
all of said securities
other
cents
cent
and
Mo.,
The
in
90
a
per
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
RR.—Earnings
Net
Reinforced
and
Net
$1
Federal
3,927,168
1677.
p.
will
years,
Richfield Uranium
-Net
33 ,470,374
6,759,652
and
program
exceed
and
Three Months Ended March 31—
1952
6,618,956
3,549,313
will
restricted
future.
The
28.278,033
Louis,
Under
not
rearrangement
Among
Gross
Income
oper.
St.
said,
debt.
longer period of
progressive
1953
Dart
earnings
approval
1—
railway
railway
from
Net
—V.
1,306,228
from
Net
1954
in
would
substantially.
This
$9,676,442 $11 ,480,407 $11,667,776
2 ,872,021
2,250,167
2,718,810
1,197,879
1 ,424,274
1,339,963
2,556,672
income—
oper.
long-term
proceeds
$9,943,304
facilities
Mr.
move,
retained
(10
1955
lrom
Net
1954
warehouses
inter-company dividends.
SEC
Gross
in
1955
was
Reading Co.—Earnings—
March—
new
will be consolidated.
considerable improvement
manu¬
It
five
stockholders were also
negotiations to rearrange the
1779.
p.
build
The
private
motors.
the
and
name,
its
products,
electric
one
television
the
customers.
factures
on
supplied to the Canadian firm.
Electrohome has achieved in the first
is
products
will
in
This
were
market."
cents
93
in
sales
the
corresponding quarter of
by John A. Robertshaw, President.
operating costs through improved distribution.
j
,
stockholders voted to
simplify the company's corporate^,struc¬
ture by dissolving the
holding company, Rexall Drug, Inc., and ex¬
changing its stock on a share-for-share basis for
stock
of Rexall
Drug Co.
tele¬
"The production
six months'
period of the agreement, plus production schedules
set for the remainder
of this
year, are expected to serve a substantial
portion of the Ca¬
earnings
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls
Both
over
The
vision and radio
operations of Raytheon,
com¬
panies entered into a manufacturers'
agreement six months ago in
which engineering conception and
know-how on Raytheon's television
and
that
with
lower
as
and
market.
Vice-President
predicted
compared
discussing the company's expansion
1955
result
to
quickly
as
color
sets
as
manufacturing
manufacturing
Ltd.,
Kitchener, Canada, to manufacture Raytheon-designed
Canada, it is now planned to extend the
possible.
in
six
year.
Dart
share,
*
the
on
between
;
common
was
the
a
41)
one-truck
in
field
1931.
of
acquired,
trucking con¬
Shortly after
truck
truck
leasing
leasing
and
con¬
N.
Reedy joined Ryder in 1939, and
interests of Ryder and Reedy in the
Great
Southern
...
greaseproof'
from $28,<•
and
increased
PRESENT
Courts & Co
development
Force.—V.
was
TO
—
♦Issued shares do not include shares
cise of outstanding stock options.
F-105.
strong and the outlook for the
$10,066,000
788,000
for
announced
glassind
sales
Net income for 1954
EFFECT
The company is one
paper.
of
annual
sink, fund debs., due 1980
Common stock
stock.
sales for the quarter
$124,131,152.
Net income before
and after providing for taxes of
to
sales
Earnings
206,139,000
$12,568,000
25-year 3%%
Tucker,
10.5%
12,517,000
profit
amounted
profit before Federal taxes
Provision for Federal taxes on
income
1954
231,220,000
income
on
waxed
1954
that
announced
Net
re¬
other
costs
taxes
of
producers
to
Authorized
recom¬
Total
R.
$256,305,000 $226,609,000
services
1950
manage¬
they will
two
rolls
domestic
years
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis——
were
Radio Corp. of America (& Domestic
Subs.)—Earns.—
1955
the
of
May 3
Force
Interest earned
$1,995,993 for the same quarter in 1954.
Con¬
trend, he said, net sales of $877,309 for March,
new high for
a
month's period.—V.
181, p. 2018.
Quarter Ended March 31—
on
version
F-105,
reported
Products
Air
contract
Three
Net
stock
history, Arnold
Manager, announced
the
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
quarterly dividend
proxy
of
household
largest
In
031,000 to $45,589,000.
been
of
Revere Copper & Brass
officers
common
company's
General
that
of
common
and
two
1955, the
have
company
share
1955,
corporation
The
working capital
company's
that
tissue
the
papers.
taxes was
$8,197,480,
$3,861,480, or $2.89 a share on the 1,338,194 shares of
outstanding.
This compares with 1954 sales for the
was
stock
reconnaissance
share.-
per
of
the
the
offering
that
common
the
stock
common
would
initial
new
consolidated,
April 20
on
31,
income
This
funds
under
for
public
a
quarter
quarter
Vice-President
the
tinuing
and
connection
highest
Andrews
above
underwriter
in
1954
states
an
the
toilet
Contracts for Advanced Plane—
company
anticipated sales expansion.
The
for
anticipate
on
the
period of $44,255,223 and net
earnings of $924,905 after taxes of
$960,000, equal to 69 cents a share
adjusted to the presently outstand¬
ing shares.-
be
to
the
1954.
the
of
outstanding at April 1,
company
paid
stock
new
one
J.
employees
May
1955,
for
the
the
for
same
Approximately $500,000 is
facilities, equipment and ma¬
new
into
of
corporation
common
under¬
general
be
the
outstanding
two
$4,336,000,
Staklinski,
President,
holds
143,890
common
shares
One of five selling
stockholders, he proposes to sell 17,500
holdings.
Of the 92,000 warrants, 46,000 were issued
his
and
the
its
and
Federal
a
to
to
the
of
new
of
of
statement
proxy
two-thirds
would total approxi¬
conversion
company
corporations
the
the
to
were
new
The
of
terms
shares
ended
purposes.
chinery, and the installation thereof; and $150,000
in
is
that
the
share to
per
the
cxf
Republic Aviation Corp.—Sales &
Earnings Rise—
share
the
as
writer.
of
are
of
share.
board
vote
Corp.
constituent
the
that
The
50,000
relative
the
the
in the respective
behalf
on
preferred shares
share, with a $1 per
the
of
Puller
by
The
per
price
on
May
cumulative,
(5%
sale,
require
Sperry Rand Corp. at' the rate of
for one share of Sperry common
Remington Rand common stock. One
share of preferred stock of
Sperry Rand will be exchanged for one
share of preferred stock of
Remington Rand.—V. 181, p. 1677.
outstanding $1 par
warrants, and 92,000
the
of
officer.
SEC
will
company for approval.
the new Sperry Rand
of
companies
per
converted
3%
stock
of
purchase
officers
an
the
stock
for
shares
exercise
by
of
offered
stock
upon
owned
with
preferred
be
50,000
common
trust
a
commission.
supplied
with
statement
of
Under
Pyramid Electric Co., North Bergen, N.
J.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
filed
$1.75
16
Corp.
each
earnings
ment
,
company
of
assets
both
and
about
corporate purposes and which will amount to
about $7,250,before the stock sale. The construction
plans of the company
call for expenditures in 1955 of
$11,700,000, in 1956 of $10,200,000
in 1957 $6,800,000.—V.
180, p. 2296.
This
of
forma
pro
plus
short-term
other
and
Rand
$484,000,000r Giving effect
shares
to
the
000 just
now
Sperry
Combined
to
up
interest, and the balance for part payment' of
borrowings incurred for interim
financing of construction
bank
the
shareholders
principal
purchase
accrued
lor
the
as
11
were
transferred
to
the
company (in exchange for 200,000 shares of its stock) to prepare f*r
the public offering of the 160,000 of new stock offered
hereby.
It is
the
intention
of
Messrs.
Ryder and Reedy to continue to own tha
;
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
12
and its subsidiaries.
""'Principal offices are at 1642 Northwest 21st Terrace,
Ryder System, Inc. is principally a holding company,
^Great
owning 100%
Southern Trucking Co. and Ryder Truck Rental
of Great
the stock
of
Miami, Fla.
of the largest common carrier trucking
companies in the southeastern states.
Rental System also operates
In the southeastern
states and is engaged primaruy in the leasing
of trucks on a long-term basis.
<■
In addition to
its stock holdings in Great Southern and Rental
is
Southern
one
and operates a public
System, the company owns
warehouse in Miami,
also owns the Charlotte, Jacksonville, Tampa, Orlando,
branches of Rental System which are leased to
subsidiary. Approximately three acres of unimproved real estate
are owned in Miami.
.
Great Southern, a Florida corporation, organized in 1933, is a gen¬
eral commodity regular route common carrier by motor vehicle main¬
taining a scheduled service over authorized routes in the States of
Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South Carolina, North Carolina and Ten¬
nessee.
Great Southern handles both long haul and short haul traffic,
its longest haul being aproximately 1,100 miles and its average haul
approximately 325 miles,—V. 181, p. 1604.
The
company
Miami
and
Columbia
Met
ry.
railway
1—
Jan.
3,250,858
2,209,838
—V.
income™
p. 1677.
181,
30,045,619
31,317,754
7,079,633
3,214,507
29,148,927
>3et ry .oper.
corporation
5,587,527
be
and
stockholders
The
Beach,
of
railway
Met
ry.
—V.
1,237,308
1,146,349
1,373,570
1,343,335
468,428
352,691
485,891
524,757
141,358
railway
127,392
133,467
245,405
railway
from
income—
oper.
131,
68,220
$486,094
204,164
48,998
1—
Jan.
from
Gross
Met
Met ry.
income™
oper.
From
$453,729
144,179
36,760
144,455
1604.
p.
'
Gross
from
Met
from
Met
ry.
From
Gross
to
are
from
Met
from
Met
ry.
Co.,
—V.
181,
purpose of engaging in
ciated minerals in the
exploration program for uranium and asso¬
Plateau Area of Colorado, Utah and
an
Colorado
■'
Mexico.
conveyed by John F. Sullivan, President, to
claims, are located in Dolores County,
Each
claim is 600 feet by 1,500 feet, or 20 acres each; they are continguous
and in a solid block of 500 acres.
The claims are situated on the south
25
mining
known
claims
Tatoo
the
as
Balance
$14,211,252
Mr. Magin said that the company is anticipating greater manufac¬
turing efficiency with the completion later in the year of new manufac¬
turing plants currently under construction at Secaucus, N. J., and
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
"These new facilities will provide for the re¬
grouping of various manufacturing operations," he said, "and allow
for the further integration into company plants of several new product
assembly lines, in conjunction with the largest retooling program in
the company's history."
Mr. Me gin estimated that barring any serious disruption of produc¬
Dolores
As
'
■
■
The
River.
part
a
acquired
of these unpatented mining claims to Shiprock,
has issued
The interest of
stock.
mon
those
which
to
as
Mr. Sullivan
to
Works—Earnings Improve—
Shiprock in the claims now held, as well as
the option, will be subject to overriding
holds
it
royalties of 10%.
tion
CAPITALIZATION
».
stock
Common
1954
1955
—V. 181. p.
GIVING
TO PRESENT
EFFECT
strike
1,200,000 shs.
10,000,000 shs.
(par 50 cents)
affected
$43,193
311
$43,504
,
18,291
$21,655
Shoni Uranium Corp., Riverton, Wyo.—Files
With SEC
corporation on April 21 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 2,000,000 shares of common stock
(par one cent) to be
offered at 15 cents per share through Melvin F. Schroeder, Denver,
stock
7,265
Colo.
$15,783
*$11,445
30,000
8,427
11,292
6,781
30,000
202,934
for
series A
preferred,
series B
4..7
It
prett: red,
.
preferred, series C
%
C;
mon
*'1/ .3.-7.
181,
U
series D
be
used
to
pay
operations.
current
v/ith Securities and Exchange Commission—
filed
corporation
j
u>
'
:
-
.
compan>
was organized under Ontario laws in June, 1954, for
among other things, of acquiring, exploring ard develop*-i"anium properties in the Blind River district of Ontario. It has
no b i,tory of operations, its activities having been limited so far to the
■t r.cq.u. lton, by outright purchase, of 68 mining claims in the Blind River
Iisu-j.,t, plus options to purchase 12 additional claims. The 68 mining
Oa>
were acquired from F. W, Churbb and associates, the nromoters,
tor /, jOO.OOO shares of stock.
According to the prospectus, "No deposits
uranium ore have yet been discovered, and no exposures of uranium
Vn-ii.ag rock have been found by the preliminary investigation carried
i. /; iC,"
Assuming the sale of the entire 1,500,000 shares at a cost to
n.'ifc ).«blic of $600,000, "the investing public will have paid that amount
wbreas the promoters will receive 1,500,000 shares in exchange for
bTopvrties costing them approximately $7,000 for expenses in connection
v.itii
their assembly and acquisition, in addition to
their time and
Tlii
.
.
compared
continuing
$810,200
to
for
first
the
three
of
months
(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co. (& Subs.)—Earns.—
earnings
1955
1954
$5,630,359
$4,790,868
2,867,294
_™_;
1,971,672
;
_™_
Depreciation
corporation on April 19 filed a letter of notification with the
165,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be
offered at
the market
(about 30 cents per share),
without under¬
capital
than doubled manufac¬
more
1444,
p.
Expenses
—V.
181,
and Treasurer.
1882.
p.
792,120
710,727
1,024,000
1,081,000
$946,945
$1,027,469
$0.51
$0.56
—__
Federal income
Net
profit
Earnings
—V.
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Registers
This
(est.)™
tax
—u™™__
shares)
(1,766,696
share
common
per
180,
725.
p.
1955,
26,
the
the SEC on
stock, to be
Introduction
demand
of
for
sales
Glen
E.
stock
purchase
and
option
plan
181, p. 1779.
earnings
Swanson,
vhe purpose,
mg
'
& Co., West Bend, Wis., and Walter M.
Kelleher, Chicago, 111., on April 26 offered publicly
$450,000 of first mortgage serial bonds, dated April 1,
1955, at 100% and accrued interest.
The
mature
bonds
follows:
as
$88,000
3'/4S due
Oct.
1,
1956
to
Oct.
1, 1958; $117,000 3V2S due April 1, 1959 to Oct. 1, 1961; and $245,000
3%s due April 1, 1962 to April 1, 1965, They are in denominations of
$1,000
$5,000,
and
Society is
The
Illinois Corporation
share
similar
cents
the
of
totaled
the latest
for
corporation
$16,325,635
of
period
for
the
months
three
with sales of
Consolidated net
compared
last
year.
period, adversely affected by extraor¬
net
1954,
share.
of
common
in
business
earnings
has
April
amounted
shown
to
strong
a
$406,306,
gain
or
over
Stanley Works (& Subs.)—Reports Increased Earnings
California
Edison
Co.—Rights to Subscribe
plans to offer a maximum of $40,950,600
debentures to common and original pre¬
—The company
ferred stockholders of record May
of $100
1955,
the
earlier
months of
this year,
Mr. Swanson stated,
while operations
of the company's subsidiary, Kollsman Instrument Corp., continue at
a
satisfactory levei.—V. 181, p. 1206.
Three Months Ended March 31, 1955—
sales
Net
17, 1955
on
the basis
of debentures for each 20 shares of stock held;
_™
taxes
Income
$1,277,360
—
$1,076,689
800.639
$1.34
806,463
__
Earnings per share.
p.
2,425,092
1,343 403
(estimated)
earnings
Shares outstanding
181,
$19,610,389
2,828,068
1,550,708
—
—
Net
—V.
1954
1955
$23,127,971
.
earnings
Gross
convertible
lower
of
period
per
Standard's
of Carmelite Fathers.
net
Southern
the
in
quarter
$500.
an
proceeds are to be used to pay in part, for construction
of Joliet Catholic High School, Joliet, 111.—V. 165, p. 2143.
The
meet
to
resulted
sales
expensive
tuner
sets
comparab'e
taxes
television
VHF
less
amounted
tuner,
28
for
for this corporation in the first
President, reported on April '25.
1S55,
the
Co., Inc.—Earnings Off—
priced
non-recurring
break-in
expenses
connected
with
the
new
to $116,599, equal to approximately eight cents a
on
the
1,470,000 outstanding shares
of common
stock.
Foi*
dinary
the
31,
in
after
income
Society of Mount Carmel, Chicago, 111.—Bonds Offered
—B. C. Ziegler
lower
net
March
ended
Products
a
manufacturers
Consolidated
company
1953, under the plan.—V.
of
set
and
at $35 per share by certain officers and other employees
and certain of its subsidiary companies pursuant to
subscription
of
a
amended
its
under
Coil
Standard
With SEC—
registration statement with
199,735 shares of its common
filed
covering
corporation
registration
a
It 55, covering 1,500,000 shares
offered for public sale at 40c per
bo
company's
has
3 Months Ended March 31—
options granted on Nov, 24,
7!prll 29,
*
the
years
covering
April
statement with the SEC on
of its $1 par common stock,
share. The offering is to be
;made on a "best efforts" basis by Degaetano Securities Corp. of New
To:rk, for which it will receive a selling, commission of 10c per share.
.1 '-a Legaeiau ), who owns 350,000 shares (acquired from F. W. Chubb,
'/resident, of W.ncby, Ontario, Canada, at $0,001 per share and also
being registered), plans to distribute" some of them to dealers selling
".hij offering and as bonuses to salesmen.
The undistributed shares
mar "t « sold by Degaetano for his own account at the public offering
rrtu or, if sold after completion of the.above offering, at the market,
/m additional uO.OOO shares were also acquired from Chubb at $0,001
l»er share by James J. Crisona and Earl J. Wofsey, of the law firm of
Grigora Brothers, U. S. counsel for the company, from F. W. Chubb.
*.Che :e shares may be sold by Cri -ona and Wofsey for their own account
f'vj public offering price or such other price as they may determine.
,
that
Square D plants in the U. S., Canada and
expenditures of approximately $1,000,000 in the
require
181,
$18,971,300
V
added
He
nine
in
quarter,
1955.—V.
incident to
expenses
The
16,358
12,666
1604.
p.
Detroit
14,702
Uranium Mines Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Regis¬
ton
to
are
Sightmaster Corp., New Rochelle, N. Y.—Files—
offered
ters
proceeds
writing, for the account of Michael L. Kaplan, President
preferred,
4.
t
net
The
in the national economy, sales and profits for
"progress" over last year,
when a prolonged
plant during the summer and early fall seriously
represent
the
facilities
Gross
188,803
stock
common
a
in
Mexico—will
mining operations.
*$4,180
5,572
-
-
-
preferred
$14,111
22,149
ueductions
deductions
$13,124
987
1954.
expansion program—which in 10
1882.
i
.evenues
should
Outstanding
Authorized
in
sharp reversal
or
1955
FINANCING
turing
$132,475
119,351
$185,650
142,457
well as the
as
to purchase these additional claims, Shiprock
600,000 shares of its 50 cents par value com¬
assignment of the option
1955—4 Wks.—1954
.
1955—16 Wks.—1954
$124,097,611 $531,127,915 $488,406,260
11,717,688
49,933,580
44,988,574
'}
.<
a
1951
Industrial
of the acquisition of these claims, Mr. Sullivan also
without further cost the option to purchase 68 unpatented
mining claims in Utah and an additional 165 unpatented mining claims
also located in Dolores County, Colo.
As consideration for the con¬
Lharr", outstanding:
i
rate higher than any previous April with the exception
build-up for Korean hostilities."
Located in Milwaukee,
Controller Division is a leading U. S. manufacturer of
motor control equipment used extensively in automation and is one of
Square D's two major product divisions.
Consolidated net earnings of this company and its subsidiaries for
the first three months of the year amounted to $1,254,813, or 91 cents
cn
each of
the 1,377,480 common shares outstanding.
For the com¬
parable quarter last year, net earnings were $1,296,351, or 94 cents
per share.
Net sales for the quarter were $14,448,732 as compared to
the
of
117,715
*.
available
April,
during
continuing
223,940
immediately east of where the Glade Creek meets
nearest ore disposal plant is at Dove Creek,
side of Glade Canyon,
SEC
4s/.'
is
448,695
income
on
division
784,310
1
income
TTei
Diviainds
the
to
stated.
currently at
the
The
beloio
orders
incoming
upturn in April in business received by Square D's Industrial
Controller Division, in comparison with the first three months of 1955,
was
further disclosed by Mr. Magin, who said "incoming orders are
Magin
An
Colorado.
1■■
etc.,
of
rate
731,792
Operating revenues
—
1———
Operating expenses, taxes and depreciation
Balance
products
Distribution Equipment Division and required for new
residential, commercial and industrial construction, was reported by
F. W. Magin, President, at the annual meeting on April 26. The high
company's
1,282,349
13,065,353
Jose Water
luteresc,
switchboards, circuit
manufactured by
switches,
for
distribution
601,218
106,097
4,940
—$135,924,279
Net operative,1
Orders Rise—
March
electrical
122
Month of March—
IToa-cperating
during
other
and
BUSINESS—Corporation,
with its office in
the Taylor Building,
Farmington, N. M., was formed in Colorado on Jan. 21, 1955, for the
..•£
San
demand
record
A
breakers
above.
Inc.
Co.—Incoming
D
36,817
2018.
p.
to cost of discovery
exploratory equipment;
1444.
p.
Mr.
veyance
23—
of
Remington Rand,
Square
this
applied
be
181,
above.—V.
Remington Rand Inc.
Sperry Rand, Inc.—To Be Successor—
$210,302
1604.
sales——.
will
purchase
is
9,345
Safeway Stores Inc.—Current Sales Up—
sales
and
it
266,395
income
Per. End. Apr.
proceeds
be applied to the company's construct'on program
estimated, will cost $5,500,000 this year.—V. 179, p. 829.
proceeds will
$450,950
railway™™
Canadian
net
drilling
exploratory
Commission
bonds and to sell
mortgage
par
acquisition of other properties; $47,000 for reserve for exercise of option
to purchase additional claims; and for working capital.
the
Domestic
$25
$2,000,000 in first
preferred stock.
issue
of
Sperry Corp.—Proposed Consolidation—
offered 600,000
19
(50 cents per share as a
7
Co.—Plans Financing
$196,585
38,006
4,519
railway
•Deficit.—V. 131, p.
April
on
stock at par
The offering was completed.
PROCEEDS—The
work;
Colo.,
Denver,
common
Colo., within an unsurveyed area of the San Juan National Forest.
1—
oper.
to
shares
See
Sold—L. A.
(Colo.)—Stock
Corp.
Uranium
1439.
p.
Telephone
has applied to the Arkansas Public Service
company
See
Shiprock
180,
States
authority
The
the
be
proceeds
share,
without underwriting.
The
be used for working capital, etc.—V. 175, p. 1375.
the
par
565,440
83,093
*15,377
income
Jan.
The
N. J.—Files With SEC
per
of
$210,160
50,222
15,395
railway—__
railway
oper.
corporation—one of a
in a general
corporation on April 19 filed a letter of notif cation with
SEC covering 182,211 shares of common stock (par IVz cents)
to
$1.50
to
$100
applied
shares
60,000
competitive
at
matters,—V.
related
which,
ao
stock
Southwestern
209.
Shiprock,
1952
1953
1954
1955
>
and
for
Shield Chemical Corp., Verona,
sell
has
3,
May
on
and
issue
to
bidding and to effect certain changes
in
its charter; and
the SEC has issued an order giving interested
persons until May 26,
1955, to request a hearing thereon.
Net proceeds of the preferred stock financing will be used to pay
for
a
part of the cost of the company's construction program, in¬
volving estimated ependitures for 1955 and 1956 of $15,900,000 and
$20,700,000,
respectively.
The proposed charter
amendments relate
to the incurring of indebtedneess,
common stock dividend payments,
the vote required in respect of an increase in authorized preferred,
company
The
announced
was
authorization
preferred
40,000
p.
It
company,
for
President, reported steady growth in company
operations, and predicted further rapid expansion in the year to come.
181,
Financing—
Southwestern Gas & Electric Co.—Plans
meeting,
recently purchased by this
acquisitions made by the
was
Split Voted—
approved a 4-for-l split in the common
the Isle de Capri Hotel, in Miami
2
Canada. The corporation^
181,. p. 2018.
producing oil in Kansas.—V.
now
Guterma,
The
Northern Ry.—Earnings-
Sacramento
The proceeds are to
camera, working
diversification.
Alexander
New
March—
the
corporate
of
program
speculation.
1952
1953
1954
$401,643
$445,788
192,145
55,650
railway,
from
from
>."et
May
on
of
scene
Fla.,
series
is
6,205,892
Ry.—Earnings—■
Texas
1955
March—
Gross
&
letter of notification with the
(par five cents) to be
a
Shawano Development Corp.—Stock
The
stock.
Huey
Francisco
(Del.)—Files With SEC—
filed
27
acquisition of electronically operated
other general corporate purposes.
for
used
capital
2,802,568
.
Louis-San
St.
April
on
properties and to purchase and sell natural gas and petro¬
products, both in the United States and
SEC
covering 300,000 shares of common stock
offered at $1 per share, without underwriting.
shares of
•
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
plans to develop and operate
two wholly-owned subsidiaries,
and gas
leum
The
1080.
p.
Security Electronics Corp.
The
offered
29,199,435
6,809,339
railway-™—
from
1,006,311
1,241,065
,
railway™-
from
Gross
1953
834,936
181,
on
SEC
1952
$9,996,854 $10,673,138 $10,127,115
2,113,981
1,873,445
2,731,039
1,425,702
income;™.
oper.
Prom
Met
railway
from
from
1954
1955
$10,891,352
3,183,661
March—
Gross
j:et
company
—V.
Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
St. Louis-Sail
—V.
,
,
oil
April 7 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 9,677 shares of common stock (par $1) to be offered for
subscription by employees of the company and its subsidiaries at the
market (estimated at $31 per share), the aggregate to amount to not
more than $300,000.
The proceeds are to be used for working capital.
The
•
Ltd.,
Oils
Calif.—Files—
Seaboard Finance Co., Los Angeles,
their full time to the
shares and to devote
200,000
mentioned
ebove
company
.
.
.
(2124)
$1.58
_.
2018.
,
•
be dated
—V.
stock are estimated at
commission of $150,000 and
at $70.0000 (including
r.if
n.iowance
to the underwriter of $50,000 for advertising expenses).
/.'.b,o„0 is to be used for repayment of advances and payment of liaj
incurred
for ordinary business expenses to time of offering;
U2u,Ot.O for exercise of an option to purchase 12 mining claims; $9,000
:"oi equips ana equipment; $127,000 for preliminary exploration and
c'uilnjg work; and $204,000 reserved for underground exploration and
W_.ng capital.
t.% proceeds to
after
the
company
deducting
from its sale of
underwriter's
ether expenses of sale and distribution estimated
Cohering Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Three Months Ended March 31—
*
Southern
A
railroad
tically
:.Tet sales and other
_
Provision for estimated
"Net before income
:deral
income
1_
revenue
Parned
per
per
1,435.000
837,000
share before estimated
•As reported, before estimated
849,000
expenses.!
445,000
$598,000
taxes
share
$4,899,000
124,000
expenses
taxes
Net income
.'.arned
$6,577,000
$404,000
$0.37
$0.34
expenses.—V. 181, p. 1316.
$0.23
*$0.23
Paul
Loan
for
Co.—New Yard
Soon
Completed—
radar and an "electronic brain" have prac¬
buttons in switching freight cars swiftly and
push
constructed by this company at Houston, Texas, ac¬
cording to D. J. Russell, President. This automatic system is effective
even though foggy weather may cut visibility
in the classification yard
almost
to
being
zero,
of
in
where
he
said.
of
classes
ferred
share
on
the
over
the
railroad's
1954
ber,
In
the
511,092
shares
of capital
announced
that
to $547,531
net
after
net
times
the
dividend
requirements
of
both
18 V2 cents per share on an
first
the
quarter of 1955, one additional office was purchased in
which increases the number of operating offices to 93.
Okla.,
the
balance
20
new
of the year, the company
offices.—V. 180, p. 1655.
plans
on
opening
Subscriptions—
stock recently offered for
subscrip¬
stockholders of record March 15 at 50 cents per share on a
share-for-share basis,
157,830 shares were subscribed for and the re¬
taken down by the underwriters, headed
by Willis E. Burnside & Co., New York, and Canadus Corp., Ltd.,
Toronto, Canada, under their firm commitment.
The underwriters on April 14
also notified the company that they
were
exercising their options to purchase a total of 600,000 shares
of the 700,000 shares subject to options to be takei^ up at various
times on
or
before the expiration of 12 months from the effective
date of registration with the SEC.
This corporation, through Moncana Petroleums Inc. and Diversified
were
has
amounted
1954.
During
by
maining 353,172 shares
18
are
first quarter, as compared with
approximately
Southern Union Oils, Ltd.—Stock
1955
income taxes. This is an increase
income reported for the same period
number of common shares of 1,527,188 for the first quarter
after reflecting the 2-for-l split which occurred in Septem¬
Ardmore,
handling of freight traffic
entire system, he declared.—V, 181, p. 2018.
expedite
over
of
State
and
preferred stocks for this period. After providing for pre¬
requirements, 1955 earnings are equal to 28 cents per
the 1,843,744 average number of common shares outstanding
during the
will
help
60%
or
Corp.—Earnings Up 60%—
Vice-President,
months
dividend
average
$7,000,000,
Federal
for
earnings
of
new
three
1954.
These
four-mile-long yard is now approximately twothirds completed, and is scheduled for dedication this fall, Mr. Russell
said. Its addition to Southern Pacific's many new operating facilities
The
Executive
first
the
$207,055
Finance
&
Willims,
H.
income
Pacific
yard
replaced
is
Of
1954
State
providing
tion
1955
on
1882.
181, p.
safely,
fi38U,eOO
June 14. The new debentures are to
June 15, 1955 and to mature on July 15, 1970.
rights to expire
Staten Island Rapid Transit Ry.—Earnings—
1955
March—
Gross
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
From
Gross
1953
1954
1952
$302,144
$271,307
$253,433
$303,388
26,840
railway
9,182
*1,918
36,940
*37,077
*47,219
*62,786
♦24,108
865,370
922,821
railway
oper.
income—
Jan.
1—
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
railway.—
railway
•Deficit.
739,489
704,215
35,107
14,850
3.766
124,163
150,945
!
income
V. 181, p.
oper.
*157,335
*175,848
*42,743
1678.
(Continued
on page
52)
Volume 181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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c
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Champion
'
Dividend announcements are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced
a
during the current week.
second
table
in
which
Then
show
we
we
follow with
the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
.
Per
\
Company
Paper
Share
Fibre,
&
(quar.)_
50c
preferred
(quar.)_.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common (quar.)—
3'A%
convertible preferred
(quar.)
•When
; $4.50
"6-.
$7- preferred
Co.
International
1>
6-10
Interprovincial
6-
Interstate
8-
1
6-23
/
Name of
:
Per
Company
Share
Acadia-Atlantic Sugar Refineries, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
class
$1.20
A
6-
$1.75
6-17
5-16
(quar.)
Aircraft Radio
Corp.
&
Vermont
Allen Electric
Allied
&
Clark
$30c
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
6-10
5%
preferred (quar.)
Clayton & Lambert Mfg.
Clearfield
&
Cleveland
Electric
Coca-Cola
Co.
27c
Gas
(quar.)
RR.
(quar.)
Co., com. (s-a)_____________
preferred (initial)
5.25%
Kid
Co.
(quar.)_
Allis-Chalmers Mfg.,
6-
5-20
50c
78c
v
com.
9
5-18
5c
Finance
Allied
9
5-
$1.25
,
Equipment Co.
5-
5-16
5-25
20c
_____
5-16
13c
20c
;
1
Alabama-Tennessee Natural
Albany
6-10
(initial)
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
6
5-16
5-
7-
6-17
1
5-25
6-30
6-
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02
6-
5
5-19
preferred
(quar.)
81'Ac
6-
5
5-19
50c
6-
1
5-13
4'A%
Bakeries
Co.,
(quar.)
com.
preferred
con v.
$1
(quar.)
Forging & Socket Co
American Greetings (quar.)
American
Machine
American
Metal
4*A%
Corp.,
Anthes-Imperial
Arden
Farms
Oil
12'Ac
6-
1
5-20
25c
6-10
6-
25c
6-10
5-25
50c
6-
1
5-20
$1.12'A
9-
1
8-19
Ltd.
(s-a)
t20c
30c
$3
partic
pfd.
(quar.)
'75c
'
(quar.)
4.65%
25c
5-
demption
(initial)
(entire
$1.02
issue
called
for
Class
B
4%%
May
on
issue
12
called
$25.50
at
■
5-12
(quar.)
50c
5-12
7-
1
5-27
50c
7-
1
5-27
7-
1
holders'
1
subscription
Powder
Auto
Co.
Electric
Class
Avon
A
Babbitt
(B. T.I,
Bankers
&
Inc.
Stock
5-20
6-15
5-20
6-
5-13
5c
(N. Y.)
7-
1
1
Co.
75c
5-13
:_
Insurance
4
7-
1
6-
3
40c
6-
1
5-17
6-
1
5-17
$25c
7-
1
6-15
12'Ac
,
5-
50c
__
(quar.)
Life:
6-
1
5-13
(Los
30c
7-
1
Consolidated Mining
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, 4'A%
10c
7-30
5-31
$1.12'A
5-18
Benquet
4.20%
preferred
preferred
prefeired
(quar.)
Black, Sivalls & Bryson, com.
i 43A% preferred (quar.)
Blockson
Boston
Chemical
Real
Bower
Inc.,
Roller
3%%
Columbia
4%
4'A %
preferred
Brown
Shoe
action
5-16
6-
1
5-23
5-25
5-13
5-16
5-
2
6-20
6-
7
35c
$56c
._
$$1.19
6-
1
5-16
7-15
7-
1
7-
6-
7
2
7-2
66-
7
2
pfd.
(quar.)
7-
2
6-
80c
6-
1
5-16
East
"
Euck
Drug
a
payment
for
Creek
$1.25
7-
1
the
Bulfalo
25 c
Co.
Forge
(quar.)
5c
Bullock
Fund,
Bullock's,
4%
ing
(quar.)
7
6-15
5-27
5-25
5-13
1
5-10
1
5-12
split
14
the
on
8-
1
7-12
$25c
6-10
5-16
50c
the annual
at
June
on
to
6-
6-
$1
will vote
proposal
6-
40c
_
(quar.)
held
be
to
tors
6-28
6-10
6-
1
meet¬
Burrard
Dry
Ltd.—
Eurton-Dixie
Butte
Corp.
Copper
California
$1.50
Camden
&
Canada
&
(accum.)
Class
pfd.
Canadian
Ice
Machine,
Ingersol
A
to
June
on
Rand
pref.
preference
of
be
$1
preference
Corp.
class
Class
(Central
Co.,
A
(quar.)
&
Vermont
Chance
preferred
(A.
Chapman
5-16
5-
9
Co.
B.)
Valve
Foods
Motors
Co.
$2Cc
5-20
5-27
6-23
7-
2
6-23
35c
6-1
1
5-15
6-
1
5-13
140c
6-15
5-18
6-15
5-13
6-
5-20
34'Ac
15c
30c
31'Ac
;
1
75c
5-10
Minnesota
6-10
5-27
6-15
6-
6-30
6-15
6-
t$1.25
6-15
1
6-15
5-16
5-
12'Ac
6-
1
5-18
56'Ac
7-
1
6-17
50c
6-
1
5-14
55c
6-10
5-20
(initial)—
5-10
2
75c
6-10
5-12
8-
1
7-11
933Ac
8-
1
7-11
25c
(qi>ar.}_——
pfd.
6-4
$1
6-
1
5-16
$1.25
—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
50c
30c
________
(quar.)—
$1.50
(s-a)__
25c
$2.50
_______
6-28
5-13
6-
7
6-10
6-
1
6-15
6-
6-
1
1
1
5-13
5-13
Inc.—
56'Ac
(quar.)
(N.
Y.)
5-16
5-
15c
6-15
5-20
(quar.)_
9
20c
6-13
5-20
6-
1
5-13
10c
6-
1
5-18
(N.
(quar.)
Y.),
$1.25
Glass
Co.
.
Hobart
Mfg. Co.
Electrochemical—
Common
Hoving
Hudson
6-
1
6-
1
5-18
6-10
5-20
7-
1
6-11
5-31
5-16
5-31
5-16
6-13
6-
5-15
5-
$1.04
7-
1
6-15
$1.17
7-
1
6-15
$1.19
7-
1
6-15
5-25
5-10
3
(quar.)
50c
,
(quar.)
25c
preferred
Co.,
(s-a)_
$3.50
6-10
6-
1
5-31
5-18
5-20
5-20
6-
1
5-12
5-31
5-16
$1.06'A
6-29
6-
class A
1
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
6-10
5-18
6-30
6-20
&
6-10
5-25
$$1
(Name
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints Ltd.,
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Gas
& Water
Indianapolis
Water
Telegraph
International
International
5-20
1
7-11
5-
6
to
—
(Canada), 6%
Products
(No
action
pfd. (s-a)
Co.
National
Cylinder
was
taken
paymt. at meeting held on May 4)
(s-a)—
4'A %
43A%
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
7-1
6-1
$50c
6-
2
7-
2
6-2C
6-
1
5-17
5-31
5-26
5-2C
$2.50
6-10
5-23
30c
6-15
5-12
26'Ac
6-15
5-12
12'Ac
gains
5-16
5-
15c
1
capital
6-10
5-16
2
and
income)
50c
5-24
5-19
5-24
5-19
(quar.)_
$1.75
6-30
6-10
(quar.)—
30c
6-10
5-16
preferred
common
preferred (quar.)^
preferred
(quar.)
City)
stock
National
Co.,
dividend
National
$1.183A
Tea
Co.
Paper
Britain
Gas
New
vorj<
H<"*lem
RR.,
(quar.)—
preferred
to
North
American
Star
Stock
A
the
6-30
6-1C
6-10
6-10
$1
t$l
1
5-16
6-15
5-13
Uranium
(one
Redwood
on
a
30c
Co.
share
Lumber
National
of
6-27
$2
6- 1
7-15
1
Mid-Hudson
—
6-30
$1.50
Insurance
Co._
5- 2
5-10
5- 2
J$1
Life
5-16
50c
(quar.)
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—
Forge & Machine
6- 1
5-10
Ohio
Match
Crankshaft
Co.,
preferred
Co.
!
(quar.)
;
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)—
Life
Olin-Mathieson
Insurance
Chemical,
convertible
1
12'Ac
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
4'A%
5-4
6-15
$1
Corp.
common
5-4
6-1
50c
—
6-1
$$1.13
(quar.)
4.40% ;
State
6-
7-15
20 shs. held)
preferred (quar.)
;
4'A % preferred (quar.)
Oil
6-15
30c
(quar.)—
Corp.—
4%
Power,
6-
pro¬
stock
common
Refractories
&
dividend
Ohio
6-10
6-30
(quar.)
Ry.
Natural Gas Corp. for each
Central Ry. (s-a)
Scotia
6-3
6-10
6-30
6-30
(quar.)—
directors
a
Northern
Northwestern
6-3
1
basis.
Southern
Oil
1
7-
6-30
90c
97'Ac
(quar.)
approved
split
7-
$1.02'A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Chemical, 4% preferred
two-for-one
5-26
4-28
40c
(quar.)
preierred
6-21
6-10
5-10
85c
4.10%
posal
5-16
5- 9
$2.50
3 .au'/e
Norfolk
1
7-21
$2.50
(s-a)—
common
common
(auar.V
Ltd.
6-
5-17
45c
(s-a)
Power,
Mines,
5-13
30c
(quar.)
prpf"rr^d
Stockholders
5-13
6-1
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Light
3 *r\%
Noranda
5-11
6-1
40c
Fibre
New
&
5-20
15c
(s-a)
ivionawx
5-16
5-16
30c
Vulcanized
Co.
preferred
1
1
1%
(quar.)
National
Nekoosa-Edwards
6-
6-
100%
(quar.)
—
Natomas
Niagara
$1.06
—
(Kansas
dividend
Oats
Stock
4'A%
6-
30c
common
National Fidelity Life Insurance Co.
Ohio
6-15
15c
Gas,
Ohio
2
5-12
1
34c
(increased)—
(quar.)
$7
5-16'
6-
1
7-
decided
dividend
a
(quar.)
Co.,
6-
6-16
4-29
6-
50c
Casket
5%
6
30c
Extra
National
20c
$60c
5-31
5-
Co.—
Fund
Ohio
5-24
6-15
7c
two-for-one split
investment
5-16
6-20
6-10
$1.25
on
RR.
from
(4c
5-16
Canada, Ltd.—
:
6-106-10
1
(ouar.)
5-18
t55c
Nickel Co. of
1
1
7-
(quar.)—
com.
a
Tool
Trust
Ohio
Quarterly
77-
$2
1
6-15
75c
J25c
1
5-25
(quar.)—
(directors
Ltd.,
5-31
7- 1
1
(s-a)
6-
6-10
9
6-
shares.
6-
25c
(quar.)
5-
6-15
50c
common
14c
$1.50
(quar.)
i
6-13
Co.—
$30c
1
.
time).
20c
(quar.)
:
3
5-18
$1
(quar.)
Acme
3
25c
(quar.)__
net
66-
6-30
5-18
1
5-16
v
$1.25
approved
Investment
Nova
4-18
6-
$2
Co.
20c
com.
(quar.)
Cigar Machinery
International Paint
International
6-15
6-
6%
changed
(quar.)
A
5-13
7- 4
50c
5-16
6-15
(quar.)
pfd.
common
action
this
preferred
Northern
(fiom net income)
class
6-13
$35c
'
.__
Income Fund of Boston
(quar.)
Light,
any
at
North
Quarterly
com.
5-20
Ltd.—
Co.,
& Erie Mortgage Corp.
(quar.)
Huttig. Sash & Door (quar.)
Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts (final)
on
5-
6-10
15c
Smelting
5-6
5-16
30c
2
32c
(quar.)
from
Nopco
1
5-
32c
(quar.)
&
Mutual
9
$2
$36
—
(quar.)
5-
5-16
6-
100%
Mutual
10%
1
$1.25
Morgan (J. P.) & Co. (quar.)
Munsingwear,
Inc.,
common
(quar.)
2
(liquidating)
Mining
5-18
30c
$1.12'A
—,—
Lighting & Power
Corp. (quar.)i
Bay
6-10
2
(s-a)
(quar.)
Mills
Na'ional
6-
50c
(quar.)
shares
Machine
5'A%
5-16
5-16
933Ac
(quar.)
conv.
Products,
Containers,
Monarch
5-19
1
1
12'Ac
series)
$1
Birmingham
Monarch
'
6-
6-
933Ac
Petroleum
common
A
1
6-
45c
—
Corp.,
preferred
Class
5-25
85c
(quar.)
3.60%
,
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Inter-Ocean
Service—
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-20
6- 1
6-1
(increased quar.)
)
50c
6- 1
50c
$1.183A
$1.25
——_
Huron
Indiana
(Kansas City)—
6-10
25c
-
Imperial Varnish & Color
1
5-27
7- 1
45c
B
1
1
6-10
30c
preferred (quar.)—
1
1
40c
(quar.)-.
preferred
Lexington
1
6-15
,
Corp., com. ..(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar,)
Hotel
7-
5-18
2
(quar.)
(quar.)
1st
6-14
6-
1
7-
Hotels
6-15
7-
6-
$15c
Ltd.
Chemical
Hazel-Atlas
Barbizon
25c
(quar.)
com._
Preferred
Harding Carpets.
Hotel
25c
Water
4%
Modern
5-16
6-10
6-24
preferred
11c
7-
10c
(quar.)_
5-27
,
25c
Utilities,
&
5-10
5-20
1
(quar.)
Glass
the
5%
5-31
6-
6-10
Stockholders
Mobile
5-16
1
50c
take
Missouri
5-31
6-
1
common
Mississippi
'
5-10
(initial)—
common
(1947
Development
on
5-16
6-10
40c
(quar.)
Power
to
5-10
6-
(quar.)
payment
1
1
5-25
133Ac
dividend
Mission
6-15
6-
5-20
*
(quar.)
(quar.)_
preferred
not
6-10
be
Laboratories
(monthly)
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
1
8
to
Par
Miles
5-27
4-20
6-11
Co.
Steel
Stock
7-
5-13
$3
Stores,
preferred
1
8-26
6-15
50%!
& Co.
dividend
2
17'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Indemnity
8%
5-10
$$1.25
Stores,
Midland
6-
7-30
1
stock
common
held.
(quar.)
Oil
5-
6-17
60c
(quar.)
5%
Midland
1
44c
6-
of
(quar.)
Corp., new com.
Electric
6-15
50c
com.(quar.)
common
Co.
5-16
9-16
7-
$1.25
Co.
preferred
6
6-
5-20
25c
convertible 1st preferred
$2
3
25c
(quar.)
Eagle Oil, Ltd., ordinary shares—
Participating preference
j
5-10
6-
5-1C
Mexican
%
2- 4
1
60c
Co
L.)
Co.,
,5%
com
Handy & Harman
6-
Wells
Mid-Continent
(increased)
11- 5
6-
100%
$7)
(Oscar)
5%
*5-9
1
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
1
two
to
(W.
Mengel
5-9
66-
11-15
$2
(s-a)
preferred (accum.)
(stock
dividend)—•
Service
preferred
preferred
$3.75
6-20
50c
(quar.)
American
1
5%
RR.,
share
McGraw
;
25c
25c 2-15-56
(quar.)
shares
Maytag
\
8- 5
25c
Products
Department
Mayer
1
5- 5
8-15
5-25
May
7-
5-18
5-15
10c
Maxson
5-16
1
(quar.)
Working
Electric
6-15
5-10
5-10
6-
6-15
Master
5-25
5-20
5-20
10c
—
1
4-28
81'Ac
Corp.,
preferred
5c
3
7-
5-13
5-25
6-10
40c
5-13
1
5-16
6-14
(s-a)
5-20
6-
6-
5-25
10c
17'Ac
5-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Corp.
Grayson-Robinson
7-
Coal
&
each
for
changed
6-15
6-10
6-14
15c
4%
5-20
2
5-13
n
1
20c
(quar.)
Mary Lee Candies, Inc.—
1
5'A% convertible preferred
5
6-1
7-
50c
5-
$1
Telegraph
15c
(quar.)_ : ; 28'/aC
(quar.)
additional
(One
f
?
(quar.)
common
Refractories
Stock
5-16
25c
5-15
2%
Corp.,
4
(quar.)
Co.
Public
$3.75
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)__
7-
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
pfd.
Class
$5c
Mfg.,
1
7-15
25c
com.
4'A%
$5c
(quar.)
6-
25c
Ltd.
(quar.)
Plywood
6-
5c
Maine
6-15
*_
new
50c
—
(quar.)—
Wood
Central
1
Corp.—
preferred
Hoover
5-16
Co.
Sports
7-
(quar.)___
Dynamics,
$5 preferred
$4.25
Ltd.—
Public
preferred
preferred
Belt
America
6-15
'
C.)
25c
Chemical,
Co.
1
-
(R.
$3.40
div.)
Co.,
5-16
7-
Extra
5-25
6-15
$1.65
preferred
conv.
General
$$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
Wire
6-15
6-15
1
$1.12'A
(quar.)
Union Station,
M.
&
1
6-
(quar.)
G.)
Valley RR.
15c
(quar.)—„
E.)
6-10
6-30
common
Inc.
Co.
(R.
D.)
Lykens
25c
(quar.)
Kleiser
6-10
7-
50c
Champagne
Luminatov-Harrison
5-20
(quar.)—:
(Canada), Ltd., class A (quar.)_
(R.
6-10
200%
—
pfd.
Lilly-Tulip Cup (stock dividend)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
General
$$1
(extra)
4.75%
1
$$2
Surety & Insurance
Quarterly
Chain
6-
10c
Products,
B
4.65%
B
&
5%
(H.
Lexington
1
2%
preferred
Motor
$$1.25
(extra)
4.15%
2
$$1
(quar.)
Central
Central
7-
B
(quar.)
7%
A
Steel
1
.
(quar.)
Plywood
Foods
Class
6-
redeemed
(quar.)
Catelli
6-10
2
par
Ltd
preference
8%
I.i
2
7-
$50c
(quar.)
(J.
7-
&
II.),
Tourneau
1
(quar.)——
com.
6-10
7-?l
$1.25
Quarterly
Quarterly
6-10
dividend
Co.,
6-10
1
25c
(M.
Machine
7-
(s-a)
(stock
1
1
7-
Quarterly
15c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Electric
7-
7-
20c
Landis
32'Ac
Mines;
30c
$1.06'A
quar.)
Industries,
Wines
Marshall
(quar.)—
Machinery &
Houston
redeemable
6-
110c
$4 preferred
Hilton
Salle
M.
5-25
$1.12'A
Extra
Lamston
Le
5-16
5- 6
6-11
Creamery
Maine
$1.50
_z____
Hooker
16)
Co.
5%
Case
5-31
Cos., Ltd.—
5%
Cascades
6-15
$30c
.
Ltd., class
redeemable
Carlisle
Corp.
Corp.
Flintkote
Great
La
5-16
1
5-16
17'Ac
(initial
MacGregor
7V2C
6-
5-16
5-16
.
Industries—
Oil
Mahon
$30c
1
(quar.)—
(quar.)
15c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Federated Department Stores—
Increased
(quar.)
43A%
and/or
shares
share
Oil
5-10
$$5
shares
class
Preferred
per
Canadian
6-15
1
Securities, Ltd.—■
at $1
4%
Ltd.
Corp.
Pacific
Harshaw
1
Canadian
6
1
$31'Ac
(13%
each
on
5-
76-
$37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
dividend
held.
5-10
75c
Ltd.—
Ltd.
General
&
6-10
$25c
Ltd.
Foundries, .Ltd.
Canners,
A
Stock
6-30
21c
(s-a)
Steamship Lines,
preferred (s-a)
•Canadian
5-20
6-10
25c
Gas,
Sign & Signal,
$2.25
5-14
Guilford-^Chester
Sugar,
Canada
Canadian
5 31
25c
(resumed)
Dominion
Iron
6-24
Trading—
preferred
,
5%
5-25
7-20
30c
(quar.)
Canada Foundries & Forgings, Ltd.—
Class
A
(quar.)
Canada
6-15
25c
Burlington Ry
&
$llc
(quar.)
Zinc
Pacific
conv.
(quar.)
5-13
1
the
(quar.)
Federal
$3.75
1
6-
40c
1
1
35c
(quar.)__
Light, common
>
—
General
6-
$1
37'Ac
Natural
Federal
5%
A
5-18
15c
(quar.)
Graflex, Inc., com.
Dock,
6-15
6
25c
Metallurgical
Farrington Mfg., 5'A%
Gold &
stock
two-for-one.
>
45c participating class
Burroughs Corp.
(quar.)
5-13
1
6-
1
25c
for
6-
66-
40c
convertible
France
Lee
7-
(quar.)_
La
9
5-17
30c
Williamsport R. R. Co.—
Extra
General
9-
6-
(quar.)
Fansteel
General
1
6-15
$1.75
(quar.)__
Sugar Co.
Falconbridge Nickel
General
10-
5-20
(quar.)_
Globe-Union_ Inc. (quar.)
direc¬
a
capital
Co.
20c
;
prior preferred
(Calif.)—
Common
(interim)
60c
preferred
(quar.)
6-10
6- 1
(quar.)
Yard
Fajardo
4'A%
1
;
6-15
(initial)
common
4'A%
5-24
7-
%%
Co.
preferred
Class
6-10
12'Ac
Equitable Gas Co., com. (quar.)_____
4.50% conv. preferred (quar.)_J_—
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Fair (The)
see The Fair
Funsten
5-16
9c
common
Dredging, Ltd. (interim)
Battery Co.
(quar.)
Stockholders
1
25c
Gold
Burgess
6-
35c
___,
Ltd
Inc.,
preferred
Bulolo
(quar.)___
'.
Co
&
Foster
(quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
A
1
933Ac
::
15c
E'lectrolux
Ford
5-20
5-27
50c
(quar.)____
Y.)
New
5-18
1
5-20
6-10
$1
preferred
3'A %
6-
% 'V
(quar.)
(initial)
Ecuadorian Corp.,
6-20
Co.
Oil
(quar.)
Co.
Electrographic
Food
6-16
25c
(quar.)__
B
5.20%
,
on
(N.
Tennessee
Ferro
5-13
6-30
25c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred A
7%
5-27
35c
■■
Kerr-McGee
5
15c
Eagle Picher Co. (quar.)
7
common.
Brunswig
-r
Class
7
7-
$63c
$5
5-
Hosiery Mills, class A__
Stock
(quar.)
taken
1
1
$$1
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
No
1
6-
6-
933Ac
(quar.)
Co.
6-
6-13
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred
6-23
50c
4%% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
_
5-20
683Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred
5-20
1
10c
____
preferred
British
1
6-
50c
(resumed)
Bearing (quar.)
Co., common (interim)
Bristol-Myers
6-
35c
Trust
$2.75
5-20
35c
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
Bourjois,
5-20
1
$1.183A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Estate
1
6-
$1.183A
."
;
1
6-
28'Ac
(quar.)
5.56%
6-
34c
$1.05
(quar.)_
(quar.)____
(quar.)"
4.75%
pfd.
com.
5-31
Dumont-Airplane & Marine Instruments, Inc.
30c preferred A (quar.)
Durham
5-16
5-10
200%
7-
$1.05
Co., common (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)__
Kern County Land Co.
(quar.)
5-13
25c
stock.
Corp.
5-17
1
$37'Ac
div.)
preferred
preferred
Stock
Chemical
1
6-16
25c
$2
Corp-Seagrams
Pepper
Dow
5-17
5-25
(quar.)_
6-15
Kendall
Knudsen
(s-a)
Supply
common
6-15
Black Hills Power & Light,
R.
6-
4-29
1
15c
Seal,
Sons,
Union
Elmira
(initial)
,.
(stock
4-29
6-
25c
6-15
1
97'Ac
preferread (quar.)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kawneer
Co.
(stock dividend)
common
4-29
7-1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
5-13
3
7-
(increased quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred
6-17
1
533Ac
*'4'A%
5-16
35c
payment
6%
(quar.)__
Standard
&
6-
$50c
'
20%
R.
Co.
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
convertible
Dover
1
5-20
20c
20c
Corp.
Products
Power
4 'A %
6-
7-
18c
—_____
5-20
200%
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—
No
action
taken
on
6-10
—
Belgium Stores. Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)__
Bell & Gossett Co. (quar.)
Angeles
9
6-15
(quar.)
dividend
Beneficial
5-26
80c
—
R.
Mfg.
5-
6-10
$15c
(increased)
Shippers Insurance
Creek
5-19
50c
$12'Ac
Quarterly
Beech
Belden
(quar.)
-
6-
35c
(quar.)
Cork
(H.)
Dr.
91c
>
com.
6-14
Kansas
New
International, class A
A
Crown
5-27
rights)
(quar.)
Products, Inc.
Crown Cork
Distillers
(quar.)
Service, Ltd.,
1
(quar.)
Diamond Portland Cement
59 %c
%
preferred
7-
(quar.)_
Refining
Paperboard
Inc.
:
Denver
Ordinary (Net proceeds from sale of stock¬
Atlas
Casualty Co.
Products
Cornell
Dentists
$50.21771
6-20
6-14
5-25
60c
Johnson
&
1
6-17
31'Ac
(quar.)___
preferred
Johnson
5-20
200%
common
Delta-C & S Air Lines
plus
1
1
;
Continental
50c
7-
7-
(quar.)
Consumers Glass, Ltd. (quar.)
Consumers Water (Me.) (quar.)
Continental Assurance
Co.
(quar.)
6-15
17- 1
3.75%
Jacksonville Gas
5-16
6-
17'Ac
.
(quar.)__
preferred
1
54'Ac
preferred
preferred
Holdert
6-
$20c
Ltd
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Public Service,
When
Payable of Rec.
5c
(quar.)
3.90%
5-27
5-27
100%
dividend)
Corp.,
Co.,
preferred
4.20%
5-27
$7.40
Co.
Building
Power
preferred
Iowa
5-18
$1
div.)
Corp
Quarterly
Class
7-22
6-15.
$1.50
(stock
,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Consolidated
Coppermines
Coty,
5-16
1
6-10
15c
dividend)
(stock
Delaware R.
(quar.)
Electric Industries—
Associated
5-16
75c
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co.—
5-10
for
(quar.)
conv.
1
6-10
B
Cushman's
233Ac
(entire
Armstrong Rubber, class A
;
6-
re¬
this dividend)
;
5-20
6-24
May 12 at $25.50 plus this
on
preferred
redemption
1
7-15
(stock
Mills
Corn
6-11
Broadcasting System—
A
Class
Cone
6-16
6-10
$1.25
Elevator
&
1
8-
75c
$1.75
(quar.)
Illuminating
(quar.)
Credits,
4.30%
7-
t$2.50
(quar.)
common
Resistance
4.80%
,..L
Mahoning Ry_ (s-a)
Milling
Curtis
dividend)
5»/2%
6-
1
Power—
preferred
preferred
Class
Co.,
(quar.)
International
Columbia
5-13
Co
Co.,
Arkansas-Missouri
6%
1
,
(quar.)
National
6-
Foundry (quar.)___
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Andian
Argo
&
3
$1.12'A
American
Colorado
5-10
5-20
Equipment
Coca-Cola
5-10
5-25
5-25
2
3.25%
American
Knitting Mills, Ltd.—
preferred (s-a)_
Chrysler Corp.
City Baking Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
~5%
$$1.25
;
Mfg., 5»A% prior pfd.
55c preferred (initial)
Payable 0) Rec.
Chipman
2
;
Aeronca
Holdert
Share
Investors Stock Fund, Inc. (from net invest¬
ment inc. derived splely from div. income)
Iowa Electric, Light & Power, com. (quar.)_
6-
25c
7-
$12 'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
5%
When
4.36%
6-
6-17
,
'
1
7-
$2
(quar.)
Company
5-10
$1.50
(quar.)
Per
Name of
1
6-20
87y2c
_.
Chilton
7-
75c
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR. Co
Chicago Towel, common—
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
$1.12'A
common
13
1
5-20
5-27
5-10
5-27
5-13
75c
6-10
5-1G
6-1
5- S
6-1
5-9
$1.02
common
6-
3
$1.12'A
$1.10
(quar.)—
(quar.)
1
5-9
25c
(quar.)
preferred
6-
5- 4
4-27
50c
6-15
5-17
$1.06'A
9- 1
3-17
6-
14
*
Per
^
Oliver
Corp.,
Ontario
6%
iquar.)—__
(s-a)___
common
i quar.i
Finance
Paragon Electric
Iquar.)
(quar.)—
25c
——
Motors
Paramount
50c
"20c
——
Airways
World
$15c
—
(quar.i
American
Pan
preferred
Club,
Jockey
preferred
Pacflc
20c
$1.12%
$5c
comnicn
convertible
4V2%
*
Share
Name o) Company
.
1—50c
—
10c
25c
12'Ac
parkersburg-Aetna Corp., com.'(resumed)—
$5
preferred (quar.i——
—
Parmelee Transportation (quar.i.
Patino Mines & Enterprises Consolidated, Inc.
$1.20
(quar.i——50c
Penn-Dixie Cement new com. (initial quar.)
25c
Pennsylvania Utilities Investment (quar.)—
70c
Stock dividend
100%
Peerless Cement Corp.
Pepperell Mfg. Co.
6-15
5-30
Vick
6-
6-30
Virginia
5-16 "
1
•
6-17
5-27
5-31
5-
Corp.
.
(quar.)
Year-end
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Phila.
Dairy
Phila.
Suburban
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
Water,
preferred
.
$3.95
preferred
(quar.i
$4.95
preferred
(quar.)
:
5-24
6-28
6-17
Warren
(Northam)
Corp.,
5-10
Waverly
Oil Works
(s-a)
6-10
5-27
Weber
1
5-20
6-15
6-
•
5-24
Welex
5-16
5-
2
West
5-16
5-
2
West
7-
1
6-
3
Western
5-16
5-
9
5-10
6-
1
5-
6-
2
5-12
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
5-23
White
6-27
6-16
White
5-11
Whitman
6-
1
5-11
Wool worth
6-
1
5-11
Woodward
Willcox
7%
(quar.i
$1.75
$1.75
—
Potash
America
of
Co.
Read &
Pratt,
Co.
Ltd.,
Brothers.
Water
Princeton
Provincial
Common
334 cc
Randall
(quar.)
Co., com.
(quar.)
iquar.)
Graphite
Co.
Ray-O-Vac
Bronze-;
(quar.i.—
Co.
Remington
4V2 %
Co.,
Arms
preferred
preferred
Rochester
Sabine
iTexasi, com.
(quar.)—
iquar.)—:
Genessee
&
Mfg.
Co.
Mfg.
Risks
Selected
Serrick
(quar.i
Indemnity
Class
B
(quar.i
(W.
Oil
Class
New
Corp.
$1.32
5%
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred
Shoe
to
second
dividend at
a
Oil
Co.
( N.
Co.
8i;
Supply
B.i
L.i
(J.
7%
1st
6-15
5-20
5-20
5-25
5-10
6-
3
5-12
6-
1
5-14
7-
1
6-20
6-
6
5-20
6-30
6-20
6-10
Akron
2
1
16
Allen
5-16
9
9
Allied
5-16
5-
9
Allied
6-20
6-
6
6-
1
5-10
1
5-10
5-
4%
6-10
pfd.
&
Die
American'
American
Chain
1
5-16
American
Enka
6-30
6-15
American
6-
1
5-16
American
American
5-16
American
Investment
preferred
1 quar.i—
$1.16
7-
6-
$1.16'/*
7-
6-
$1.27'A
7-
6-
$1.28
7-
3
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Texas
The
Gas
Industries; (stock
Water
Timken
Tokheim
Tudor
preferred
Oil
iquar.)
Electric,
4.30%
(stock
Rubber
$4.25
Co.,
New
class
Above
issue is
Sulphur
On
&
this
new
split
Elastic
Corp., effective April
9'A
both
classes
of
U.
S.
S.
S.
U.
S.
S.
6-30
6-15
Class
5%
6-27
5-16
$4
6-10
5-20
5-28
1
5-13
5-28
%
5-13
53%c
6- 2
5-16
5-
5-16
5-
6
7-
6-24
20c
Fund
(from
45c
conv.
pfd.
(s-a)
Z_Z
Co.,
preference series A (quar.i
Universal Pictures, 4'/*% preferred
Oil
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(s-a)
6- 1
6- 1
6- 1
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
-
preferred
!'..5%
preferred
6-10
preferred
(quar.)
Pulley
7-10
6-20
(quar.)
(Dela.)
(stock
Foundries
Tobacco
Works
preferred
5-31
5-13
22'Ac
6-
1
5-19
5-17
5-13
30c
5-15
4-30
5-15
1
40c
6-
1
5-14
7-
1
6-15
$1.06'A
6-
1
5-16
1
5-16
5-20
5-
2
Window
Glass,
Writing
Paper
Co.,
$4.50
Anheuser-Busch,
6-15
6-
Atlantic
5%
Arcade
Argus
Cotton
Corp.,
4%%
Arizona
$1.10
$2.36
$4.35
1st
Ltd.,
(s-a)
preferred
preferred
pfd
(s-a)
60c
6-7
6- 6
5-31
5-24
5-5
5-12
5- 6
6-15
5-25
6- 1
5-10
-
Powder,
Gold
Avco
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
5-13
$1.31'A
6-
1
5-13
(quar.)
—
ment
Basic
53/* %
of
Co.
Bathurst
Class
6
5-2 0
4-29
5-30
5-
9
6-17
6-
3
6-17
6-
3
6-30
$1.50
10-14
9-30
$1.50 1-13-56
12-30
—
6
I80c
6-15
5-31
(quar.)
25c
6-3'J
6-15
1
6-30
15c
6-24
6-14
65c
7-
1
6-15
1
5- %
7-
$1.43%
(quar.)
(increased)
Paper Ltd.—
6-
$75c
common
6-22
7-
2%%
50
dividend
3
9-22
10-
5c
—
1
10-
3
9-22
7-
Distilling,
dividend
Stock
6-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
7-
$1.25
Ltd.
common
Common
I
6-22
5-13
30c
6-
1
$5
$1.25
6-
1
15C
6-10
6-
Beck
25c
5-16
5- 4
6-
5-16
Beaunit
Mills,
common
preferred
(quar.)
Beauty Counselors
(quar.)
S.)
(A.
Shoe,
Howell
&
4 'A %
$1.18%-1
(quar.)
Belding Heminway Co.
Bell
(quar.)
common
preferred
Co.,
Co.
preferred
Mfg.
(increased)
common
5-16
1
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
y5- 6
Co.
6-
1
6-15
5-14
4-25
6-
$1.50
1
5-
1
9
7-
1
6-
35c
Co.
Oil
6-13
7-
50C
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Big Bear Market (Mich.) (quar.)
Bingham-Herbrand Corp.Birtman
Electric
(quar.)—
Bishop
5-16
1
50c
;—
Corp.,
'
Bibb
1
6-
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
Bethlehem
7%
6-
6-
25c
(quar.)_.
preferred
&
6-15
Limestone & Cement Co.—
Common
4%
1
$1.18%
t
Bessemer
Best
1
25C
17'Ac
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
referred (quar.)
Hathaway
(initial).
4%%
5-13
$1.06'/*
(quar.)
common
Berkshire
7-
1
6-20
6-15
12'AC
6-
1
1
10c
5-27
5-12
15c
6-10
5-24
5C
5-16
5-
7-
6-15
(quar.)
6
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%
preferred
Blaw-Knox
$1.06%
(quar.)
6-14
30c
Co.
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
1
Bros.
6%
5-16
20c
(quar.)
Blue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
Blue Ridge Insurance (Shelby N. C.)
(quar.)
4-30
6-30
6-18
15c
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
75C
6-
5-20
25c
6-30
15C
Bloch
9-
1
6-15
I
8-22
15C
11-30
11-18
10c
5-16
4-23
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—
net
From
Blum's
investment
preferred
Co.
25c
(quar.)
Special
Bohn
Aluminum
Bondstock
&
Brass
Corp
Fund,
old
quar.)
(increased
Hose
Rubber 6%
&
Cordage, Ltd., class A
pfd.
6-
1
5-11
7-
1
6-15
9
5-26
4-29
5-26
4-29
$3
6-15
6-
1
$25c
6-
1
(quar.)
5-
4
6-
1
5-
4
25C
Corp
American
Note
Bank
Oil
Ltd.
5-27
6-15
6-
1
7-
2
6-
3
6-
8
6-
8
4-29
5-16
5- 2
Ltd.-
Co.,
Quarterly
American
6-10
t25c
Brass
British
50c
(s-a)
B
British
5-
$12'Ac
Brantford
Bristol
1
21c
Woven
Class
1
4-20
6-
100%
dividend
Boston
6-
5-20
investment
(from
common
income)
Stock
6-15
87'AC
Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Boston
5-20
60c
(quar.)
Borg-Warner
3'A%
5-20
6-10
Corp.
Co;
Borden
4-23
6-10
35C
(quar.)
5-10
50c
5c
5%
Airplane
Boeing
Income)
25c
(Calif.),
$2iy*c
(quar.)
British-American Tobacco Co., Ltd.—
6%%
Ordinary registered (final)
Ordinary bearer (final).
Stores,
Broadway-Hale
$3 80
Inc.
Taunton Gas
Brockton
preferred
6%%
20C
(quar.)
95C
Rubber
Co.
&
Brown
Sharpe Mfg. (quar.)
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A
Budd
$5
Company,
common
preferred
Die
Bunker
fc* Machine
Hill
Burlington
3'A%
-
4%
6c
Class
Si
2
5-18
6-
1
5-16
6-15
common
5-16
6-
6
5-19
6-
1
5-19
5-26
5-16
6-
1
5-
9
15c
6-
1
5-
€
87'Ac
6-
1
5-
6
6-
1
5-
6
25©
(quar.)^_
$1
(quar.)__-
$1.12%
$1.05
;—
$50©
.
6- 1
5- 6
€-
1
5-
6
7-20
7-
8
n.
♦50©
B
(J.
P.)
preferred
a
7'Ac
Sons
Burry Biscuit, $1.25 preferred (quar.)
Bush Terminal Buildings, 5% conv. prior pfd.
Bush Terminal
Co.
(bi-monthly)
Butler Brothers, common
(increased)
6-15
5-31
31c
5-16
5-
35C
5-20
10c
5-16
25c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Butterfly Hosiery Co., Ltd., 7%
Bymart-Tintair, Inc., 5% pfd.
Byron Jackson Co. (quar.)
Calif.
5-
1
6-20
Concen-
preferred (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
Co., Ltd., class A preference
Burroughs
4'A %
1
6-
5c
Mining
2nd
4.20%
Burns
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries,
preferred
2
$1.10
I
'
preferred (quar.)_-____
4'A %
5-
$1.25
Sullivan
&
5-13
1
30c
(quar.)
trating Co.
-
3
6-
$30C
(quar.)
Buell
6-
$1.10
30c
(quar.)
7-
16'Ac
25c
(quar.)
& Bascom Rope Co. (quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas, 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred B (quar.)
Brown
4-29
Co.—
Broderick
2
4-15
6-
1
5-
9
6-
1
5-
9
$$3.50
7-29
6-30
25c
6-15
6-
40c
pfd. (s-a)__
(accum.)
5-16
4-29
1
Cold Storage & Distributing Co.—
5.30%
$1.50
$1.50
$1.50
participating preferred
participating preferred
participating preferred
Electric
California
Power,
California
California
Water
common
Corp.
6-10
6-
1
12 'Ac
9-10
9-
12%c
12-10
12-
1
5-
5
15c
6-
1
1
17'Ac
4-29
37'Ac
5-16
4-30
27'Ac
(quar.).
5-16
Service—
convertible
preferred
F
5.20%
convertible
preferred
G
5.20%
convertible
preferred
H
4-29
5-14
4-29
33c
5-14
4-29
(quar.)
33 %c
5-14
4-29
(quar.)
(quar.) —
32'Ac
5-14
32'Ac
5-14
4-29
31%c
5-14
4-29
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.)
preferred E
(quar.).
5.36 %
5-14
33'Ac
5.28%
£.08%
12%C
(quar.)_
Telephone..
Interstate
Packing
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
I
(quar.)
5-2
5-2
1
25c
California
of
B.)
stock
4.40%
6-1
6-1
5-
6-
invest¬
(irom
A
(quar.)
(J.
6-22
59c
4-20
4-30
5-
(quar.)
Canada
Power
A
Beam
5-11
$1.083A
2
5-20
IOC
class
(quar.)
Works
Iron
6-30
5-2
4-26
5-10
7-15
preferred
Oil
Basin
Bath
6- 9
1
1
6-
$1.50
Refractories,
$3
6
5-20
5-16
$4c
(quar.)
& Aroostook RR. Co.—
preferred (quar.)
5%
Barber-Ellis
5-10
27'Ac
4-Z9
6-15
Bangor
6- 1
5-2
5-16
5-10
5%
preferred
preferred
6-27
6-1
6-13
(quar.)
6%
7- 5
25c
4-2i
5%
(quar.)
prel erred
$2.25
4-29
6-
1
lie
6%
5-16
6-16
6- 1
1
6-
Piano Co.—
Baldwin
6- 1
6-30
4-29
1
7-
$1.25
$1
(quar.)
dividend
5- 2
5-13
R-13
6- 1
5-1$
31'/*C
(quar.)
common
Fund,
Collieries
Stock
6- 1
6- 1
31'Ac
6-
6-10
50C
(quar.)
income)
Ayshire
6%
6-10
$2.50
(s-aj
dividend)
(stock
Corp.,
Mfg.
1
40c
$55c
Mines. Ltd.
Axe-Houghton
5-16
$$1.12(A
(quar.)
1
50c
preferred
preferred
4%
Devices
Aunor
25c
$20c
com
Public* Service,
preferred
6%
6-
quar.)
preferred
California
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
convertible
30c
(accum.)
(quar.)
preferred
Inc.
Mills
6- 3
6- 1
$1.25
$0.40104
pfd.
40C
preferred
(s-a)
Plywood Corp.—
$1.25
$15c
(s-a)_
5-18
4-30
5y2%
Audio
6-24
5-13
6-
$1
& Santa Fe Ry.
Refining Co., common
Wholesalers, Ltd.—
20c
common
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class A (quar.)
4-30
7-
3c
Atlantic
Atla3
6-24
7-15
$1.50
(Initial
common
Atlas
5-16
7-15
6
12c
(quar.)
Topeka
non-cumulative
5%
6-15
Coast Line RR. Co.—
Atlantic
New
5-16
1
(Increased)
A
37'Ac
Co.,
(Initial)
Amoskeag
200%
(quar.)
(quar
preferred
American
5-24
(increased)
(quar.)
Water
American
6
div.)
6-24
$1.75
2'A%
25c
85c
__
Steel
5%%
6-10
9-12
.12^19
5- 9
6-20
9-20
12-20
5-13
50c
*
Seating (quar.)
Smelting & Refining
6%
61.23
$1*25
30c
%
,
(quar.)
Seal-Kap
American
$1
32c
—
(quar.)___
Standard Sanitary—
Co.
Radiator &
preferred
American
5-18
$2.50
7-
Class
Atchison,
1
30C
(Calif.)(quar.)_
Inc.
Dry
Common
5-
6-
56 '/*C
(quar.)
Puritas Waters,
&
8
30C
(quar.)
common
5-31
6-
93%c
(quar.)—
Corp.,
6-15
45c
(initial)-
Goods Corp., com.
preferred (quar.)
Spring
(quar.)
Associated Telephone & Telegraph—
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
American
.
Ltd.—
Lines,
American
20c
Oil
6-15
6-15
6-15
American
62'Ac
common.
5- 2
v
Payable of Rec.
31c
1st
5.25%
Chemical—
&
American President
7%
i
Utah-Wyoming Consolidated
B
preferred
American
$1
—
Playing Card (quar.)
Printing & Lithograph
5- 8
5-16
6c
Inc.
(quar.)
Common
6-24
10c
Co..
Machinery (stock dividend)
Society 'Philadelphia!
(s-a)
Southern
7- 6
5-16
25c
-
(bi-monthly)
Construction .(quar.)___«„
Potash
A
American
investment
net
Hoffman
Loan
6
Class
Fund,
5%
:
6
$1.06y*
20c
25c
(quar.)
Co.
&
5%
»"
5-17
8C
Casualty
v
5-13
6-
60c
(quar.i
5%
Utah
17'Ac
14.3d
Science
Extra
U.
(
Mutual
American
income)
U.
5-26
12.
serve
U.
American
9
stock
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
Molasses,
Ltd.,
ordinary
(final)—
pence and 4.8 pence from capital re¬
United
5-10
6-
two-for-one.
New
United
5-25
corporate title of Union
new
Oil
date
also
were
United
United
common.
(quar.)—
class A (initial (quar.)
(initial quar.);.—
B
Pipe
50c
—
preferred
Union Oil & Gas
News
30c
(quar.)._____________
8-20
5-27
4-18
preferred A
Co.,
6-10
5-12
6- 1
5-10
4-29
5-10
5-13
5-20
—
'-■:A%%
preferred
(quar.)
American Meter Co.
(quar.)
American
25c
6- 1'
6-15
5-12
*
(quar.)
Ltd.—
American
,.
$1.12%
50c
Metal
American
75c
(quar.)
6-15
preferred
6-
$2
7- 1
5Y*%
American
6-15
r
$1.31 y*
5c
(quar.)
0-
V
5-16
6-15
6-15
preferred
7-
iquar.)—
6- 1
7- 1
7- 1
convertible
7-
10c
40c
3iy*c
28 %c
(Illinois)
4 'A %
7-
dividend)
(accum.)
Products
$1.25
$1.46'/*
"
30c
15c
(quar.)
<
-12'Ac
(quar.)..
!___
common
preferred
v
100%*
——_
City 9th Unit $6 pfd.
Tung-Sol
Tyer
70c
Bearing
Corp.
(quar.)_
.".
Associated
<Roller
Inc.
dividend)
(quar.i—
Thompson-3tarrett,
Tide
Lines,
(quar.)
15c
12'Ac
(quar.)
'
*
4-21
6- 3
(monthly)
40c
.
(quar.)
$1.31'/*
(quar.i
(quar.)——„.„
Natural
Fair
'__________
(quar.)
4-21
5-20
45c
20c
35c
50c
(quar.)
Electric
&
Home
Common
1
from
(quar.)
Hospital Supply
American
6-
4-26
Holder*
When
Shart
m
Associated
5-13
5-10
(quar.)
5-13
6-
6- 1
5-16
6-15
6-25
5-27
6-15
6-10
5-14
6-10
6- 1
6-20
Power
Co.
5-27
6-
5.85% ,preferred
Gas
American
6-
5.25%
Foreign
Furniture
6
7-
Tennessee
&
Inc.
5-
1
5-6
5-6
4-22
5-16
(St.
(quar.)
Tiling
5-20
6-
Co.
(quar.)
Electronics
7-
6-1
6-1
4-29
6- 1
5Cc
Encaustic
American
7-
preferred
Corp.
American
7-
(quar.)
(quarterly
Cable
2
50c
125c
$$1.31
15c
87'Ac
(quar.)
&
5-27
$1.15
preferred
Co.
5-
$1.06'A
preferred
Can
6-10
35c
$1.02'A
iquar.)_
5-10
6-15
4c
5-16'
iquar.)—
5.12%
Shares
10c
:
6-10
7- 1
40c
Insurance
5c
com.
5-16
5-9
5-10
Ltd.—
(quar.)
5-10
(quar.)
6-10
6-4
y6- 9
income)
American
1
preferred
5.10%
Business
2
4.60%
•.
Board
6-
4.25%
4.65%
Automobile
7-
Transmission,
(quar.)
preferred
iquar.)
4-29
4-30
6-27
5-13
4-30
25c
93%c
(scock div.)
(quar.)
Box
6-15
(quar.)
5-13
5-17
t55c
100%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
of Canada
433Ac
Gas
4.64%
Co.
37'/2c
—
6-10
5-10
7-20
6- 1
5-14
•
Quarterly
preferred
10c
1
3-16
(in¬
(initial-quar.)
30c
(quar.)
6- 1
30c
America,
preferred
1st
American
net
6-17
6-21
12-21
25c
(increased
of
$25c
(quar.i_
(quar.)
Cement—
(ex-three-for-one split)
Ltd.
Co.
Louis)
5-20
6-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5V*%' 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Amalgamated Bank (N. Y.)
(quar.)
American Airlines
Inc., 3'A%
pfd.
6-24
6-17
7- 1
7- 1
1-3-56
20c
Co.
common
$3.75
7- 1
50c
75c
$1
30c
(quar.)
common
Aluminum
5-20
7-15
(quar.)
Dye
(quar.)
Corp.,
Portland
New
5-16
6-10
&
9-15
5-17
5-17
$1.15
$3
$3
12'Ac
75c
(quar.)__
Machines
10-1
6- 1
6- 1
$1.05
(quar.)—
(s-a)
Co
Steel
American
6-11
pfd.
itial)
3
60c
$2.50
32c
87'Ac
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Co., 4.20%
preferred
Aluminium,
5
$1.25
50c
4-20
4-29
5-18
5-18
5- 6
(s-a)
Inc.
Cast
Aluminum
5-17
1
(quar.)
Business
Stores
New
2
C.)
Control
Alpha
5-11
1
6- 1
6- 1
6- 4
6- 4
5-20
Youngstown RR.—
Power
Mills,
4%
Alloy
5-30
5-
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Chemical
Allied
5-
5-13
4-25
5-16
preferred
(R.
Allied
5-
6-10
1
Gas
Alabama
6-10
6-15
5-16
6- 1
$10c
$27'Ac
35c
$1.12'A
25c
-—
4.6%
pref ei red
(quar.)
Allegheny & Western Ry. Co, gtd.
Quaranteed (s-a)
-25
■
&
preferred
;3'A%
-25
6-15
6-11
6-10
20c
10c
.
(quar.)
Canton
5 %
-20
Co.,
preferred
Alabama
-20
6-15
Reduction
4.50%
Airfleets
50c
4.10 V preferred
-
Air
2
5-
income
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
5'A %
6-15
9
7-15
5-17
5-27
«~>r
\
preferred
Associated
realized
10c
and
capital gains)
Corp.
(quar.)
Common
•
6-
iquar.)
4'A %
5-31
8- 1
*
common
new
preferred
Equipment
Arrowhead
5-31
6-10
.*•
Co.—
(initial quar.)—
common
$3.75
Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
6-24
6-
New
4%%
Aeroqulp
6-15
5-
investment
6-10
undistributed
from
(10c
net
5-13
$1.10
40c
50c
-
(quar.)
•
6- 1
5c
(quar.)
Inc.
5- 5
6- 1
Inc.—
Co.
Fund,
5-25
6-15
(quar.)
com.
(accum.)
Wire
5-16
6-13
6-
Alloys,
preferred
Payable of Rec.
62'Ac
(quar.)
Aluminum
Holder*
20c
$1
(quar.)
Products,
net
1
6-30
6-
(quar.)
6- 1
6- 1
5-16
31 'Ac
preferred
Metal
&
Advisers
5-17
quar.)
6-15
6-15
8- 1
When
Share
common
Co.
5-16
6-15
(quar.)
6-9
6-10
these being given in th<
_,
<
►
f| 4
(quar.)
(increased)
Corp.
Steel
1
5-27
93%c
com.
com.
6%
Transit
Tennessee
7-
?
Aro
Corp.,
Cork
Armstrong
list does not include divi¬
Company
Vending
Acme
not
(initial)—J.
Co.
Superior Tool
Syracuse
1
6-
(quar.)—
$1.25
$1.25
$2.50
5-13
5-13
6-10
6-17
4-30
5-16
5-6
5-25
•'
•
~
1955
IOC
Steel
Armco
,,
preferred
$1.10
$1.50
25c
(quar.i
Sons
&
Drug
Oil
9-
Acme
time.
(increased
Co.,
preferred
Ray
Sunset
9-13
5-15
(quar.)__
common
—
5-9
6-1
5-31
6- 1
6-24
7- 1
5-15
6- 1
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Acme
5-16
iquar.)
Baer & Fuller,
Sun
decided
(quar.)
i
Sewing Machine Co.—
convertible
5%
1
6-
—
(s-a)__
Co.
Industries,
Abrasive
7
6-
15c
J.i
Ltd.
Bros.,
(John
preferred
Stix,
5-
33c
preferred A (quar.)
Stetson
Stifel
time
this
(Ohio),
Fuel
5-21
6-13
C.
F.
5%
5-16
(quar.)
the
Oil
Stedman
4-20
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Standard
State
1
75c
pfd.
common
Standard
3%7f
5-
C.
,
6
1
—
Iron
convertible
B.
A.
Co.—
for
pay
6-
1
Spring Bed iquar.)
Directors
1
28c
1
Sparks-Withington, 6%
Spencer
7-
6-
Telephone, com..(quar.)
——
Per
4
$$1.25
25c
30c
(quar.)
Castings Co.—
Speed Queen Corp.,
6-
50c
pfd.
(quar.i
preferred
6-24
6-
70c
(quar.)
Prophane Gas (initial)
& Sons, Inc
(F. W.i, Ltd., 6% pfd.
Name of
A.
15c
(increased)
Ltd.,
Southwestern States
Southern
div.)
5-16
62'Ac
$1.31'/*
9c
20c
3%
$1
—;
preceding table.
5-20
62'Ac
Steel
&
Sons
Sivyer Steel
(stock
(quar.i
Saw
(H.)
—
6- 1
6-16
1
6-
5-26
(initial)
common
Simmonds
6-30
5-
$1.25
15c
15c
100%
(quar.)
(quar.i
A
—
Straping
preferred
pfd.
5%
class
(quar.i
Signode Steel
(quar.i
Water,
Gas,
&
B
Simon
Pen
Valley
Shenango
Signal
A.)
pfd.
(quar.)
weeks and not yet paid. The
announced this week,
5-10
30c
22c
25c
(quar.)
4'A%
5-12
30c
Co.
(quar.)
Corp., class A
Sheaffer
R.
(s-ai
(quar.i
Refrigerator
Seeger
Skil
Valley R.
(quar.)
(s-a)—
(quar.)
Royalty Corp.
Sagamore
20c
$2.25
40c
$1
100%
$25c
$2
50c
$1
$2
65c
com
(s-ai
Republic Steel (stock dividend)
Robinson, Little & Co., class A pref.
Rockwell
25c
•—
Republic Insurance
5%
}$2
$1
10c
75c
75c
933Ac
5c
30c
is-al
Jersey)
preferred
Reardon
4%
pfd.
4%
(New
25c
Ltd.,
dends
5-20
1
6-
133Ac
Transport
Purina
1
5-17
25c
1st preferred (accum.1
Pressed Metals of America, Inc.;
Ralston
6-10
Mfg.—
5'A7c
Price
6-10
6-
(quar.i
Utilities
Preferred
1
Monday, May 9,
Power »(increased)
Arkansas-Missouri
5-20
7- 5
45c
(quar.i
5-16
5-16
'
JSame of Company
■
6- 1
6-1
class A (extra)
(C.)
Below
$1.75
10c
preferred (quar.)
Valley Wine
Pleasant
6-15
20c
—
preferred A
(s-a)
5%
convertible preferred B (s-a)„—__
Worumbo Mfg., 5%. prior preferred
(s-a)—
6-15
7-
5- 2
5-20
5-10
40c
90c
——
95c
tlOc
(quar.)_ $$1.12'A
(quar.)
common
& Gibns
5%
Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Pittsburgh,
River
5-11
(quar.i
preferred
B
preferred
1
,
v.,-/ "
quar.)
(initial)——
Gas, 4%
preferred
(George),
Motor,
1
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Ry.—
Common
(s-a)
(Initial
preferred
6-
50c
RR.
Westminister Paper Co. Ltd.,
5 'A %
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-22
5-16
5-20
5-16
5-16
5-16
Electric Corp.—
Westinghouse
6-
iquar.)
(quar.)
Co.
6-20
6-20
6-20
6-20
6- 2
6-11
6- 1
5-26
5-16
6- 3
6- 1
7- 1
Supply—
Natural
3.80%
.
(quar.)
preferred
WVston
6-10
6
Co.
(quar.)_
Inc.
Seashore
&
Auto
Western
4-27
Virginia Ry.
Services,
common
5-20
share
50
Pittsburgh & Wen
7%
Jet
Jersey
pfd.
$3
Fixture
&
Coast Telephone
4.80%
Fabreiken—
year-end for 1954 of 81/ equal to about
$21 per Fl. 100 sh., and about $1.05 per
Fl.
Showcase
6-15
Philips Gloeiiampen
A
40c
$1.01
$1.05
$1.25
$1.50
40c
75c
20c
10c,
20c
25c
$1.50
(quar.)
5-17
9
5-16
1
preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Virglna Hot Springs
Walgreen
Co.
(quar.)
12'Ac
—
37'Ac
j..
$4.20
91 'Ac
983Ac
$1.233A
(quar.)
com.
1 quar.i
(quar.)
•
6- 1
6- 1
6- 3
10c
Co.
preferred
When Bolder*
Payable of Rec.
65c
(quar.)_—
Electric & Power—
(Initial quar.)
'$4.04
65c
65c
(quar.)
(quar.i.
Per
Share
,
-Common
5-21-
5-19
Co.
'
f
Syndicate
Chemical
75c
25c
25c
20c
35c
(increased)
Bottlers
Hopewell Gas Co.
&
Co.
$3.65
Venezuela
7-15
Company
Raalte
Van
7-15
40c
Circle
Perfect
3
6-
2
7-30
"
^
.
Name of
,
New
(quar.i
General
Petersburg
Pfaudler
7-
...
Per
Holder$
When
Payable of Rec..
50c
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.).—
Pepper (Dim (sep Dr. Pc-ppert
Pepsi-Cola
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2126)
(Continued
on page
48)
4-29
Volume 181
Number 5427*.
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DULY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RAR6E OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range for Previous
STOCK8
Year 1954
Lowest
40% NOT
106
Range since Jan.
Highest
1
Jan
7
9% Jan
6
5% Jan
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14% Dee 31
5
32
Jan
61
Lowest
10%-Dec
4
50 % Dec
Not 24
39% Mar 14
107
Jan 19
48% Jan
111
ABC
7% Mar 23
14
12% Feb
18
ACF-Brill
30
46% Jan
18
56% Dec 30
53
26% Dec
63% May
71% May
Jan
18
31
25% Jan
6
6
45 % Mar
24% Jan
31
Aug 20
30% Mar
68
89
Nov 30
77% Jan 21
18% May
29% Dec
22% Mar
33
104
Feb
24
123
155% Feb
3
4
12% Jan
34
4
Admiral Corp
33% Jan
3
Air Reduction
4.50%
pfd 1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
122% Jan
4
170
5
4
3% Jan
3
18% Jan
6
109% Jan
7
21% Dec 29
6
Jan
26% Mar
6
16% Jun
14
18% July 28
18
Jan,
6
72
85
80
Jan
3
89
30
22% May
12
3% Jan
4
140
Sep 29
80
Jan
6
28% Jan
8% Jan
16
8
Mar
Aug
29
2
Dec 29
210
115
7% Jan 20
209% Jan
3
Dec 23
141
Dec 27
122
45% Dec 16
273
49% Apr
21
107% Feb
16
14% Jan
7
16% Apr
26
Allen
19% Dec
16
Jan
19
20
Jan
3
40% Sep 29
35% Jan
18
55% Dec
51% Mar 14
SO
5
97
102
3
July 14
94% Jan
7
45% Jan
4
74% Nov 17
70
Jan
6
93% Jan
8
147% Not 26
145
Jan
24
May 28
124% Not 17
116% Jan
6
4
92
Dec 20
35% Apr 27
85% Jan 18
Jan
11
78
Dec 29
55% Apr
72% Jan
18
3
Jan
6
34
Jan
5
25% Jan
17
■
3% Feb 16
5
28
Apr 23
19
Jan
11
166
Jan
4
Jan
7
11% Jan
4
70% Jan
4
35
67
16
15
91
Dec
17
195
Apr 28
99% May
6
77% Feb
3
Nov23
22% Dec 29
109
26% Mar 16
88
Feb
26% Dec
230
35
20% Jan
Dec 22
102
Dec 27
Feb
18
4
32% Dec 20
56
Jan
4
66
Jan
4
15% Dec 20
9
;
37% Jan
Not
100
4
58
Jun
15
104% Mar
Feb
1
6
4
3
3
33% Jan
•
100
Jan
6
12
4
25% Deo 31
22% Jan
18
16% Jan
4
19% Dec 31
18% Jan
17
4% Jan
11
10
Dec 31
35% Feb 23
49% Jun 29
44% Jan
4
27% Jan
4
7% Mar 14
48% Jan
21
12
7
15
4%
31% May
21% Mar
66% Dec 21
25% Aug 13
60
12
71% May
23% Mar 17
27% Jan
17
32% Dec
27% Mar U
30% Jan
11
100% Jan
17
Jan
Jan
4
99
Sep 29
96% Apr
43% Mar 25
56
Dec 29
48
148% Dee 21
114% Dec 27
54% Sep
8
13% Dec 27
140.
150
Jan
114% Jan
3
52% Jan
4
7
Jan
39% Dec
11% Sep <
8% Jan
16
12% Jan
9
26
34% Mar 10
Dee 23
15
Jan
3
13% Jan
15% Dec 27
18
33% Jan
42% Dec 30
40
Jan
7
57
76
62% Feb
1
Mar
2% Jun 28
26
Jan
14
32
Mar 14
Jan
o
Nov
17
65
Jan
17
13
Jun 28-
11
Jan
6
100
Jun 25
96% Jan
26
25% Jan
20
27% Dec
2
31% Dec 30
Apr 21
28% July 27
04% Oct
4
84% Jan
4
17% Jan U
19% Jan 11
25
Not
.
90
-
Co
Inc
83
35"% Apr
7
94% Jan
6
39
28%
par
197%
4
42% Dec 31
39% Jan
6
53% Mar
7
73% not 23
24% Dec 22
67
6
156
55
121
84
145
Jan
4
July
1
178% Dec
7
66% Dec 29
172% Jan 13
62% Feb 21
Jun 22
138% Feb 10
130% Jan 20
38% Mar 14
30% Apr 19
4
113% Jan
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
45% Dee 29
120% Mar
5
117% Jan
11% Sep 27
28
18
9% Mar 14
Aug: 13
3
73
prior
conv
com
preferred
Jan 28
Electric
&
Co
Mach
ds
do
Co
186% Mar
Apr
11% Jan
6
6
30
Jan
5
33% Mar 30
.
100
Jan'
6
33% Jan 12
41,
July2L
9%fb£23
15% Not 29
_For footnotes
105:
,
see
.
Jan. 18
39% Apr J2
46:
Jan
*13% Jan
page 26.
6
preferred
3
8
3
Mar
7
44% Jan
3
57%#an 28
*
29% Apr
10
28
600
28
*65
18
18%
173/4
70%
*66%
65%
18
10
19,400
70%
*67%
36%
37%
'37%
37%
37%
37%
4,700
104%
1033/4
104%
1033/4
103%
300
104,600
69%
24%
*24%
10
30
30%
30
JO
30
30
98
96%
J 7%
98
98%
110%
513/4
*140
69%
109%
2,500
71%
71%
3,000
*24%
24%
1,100
30
30%
303/8
30%
1,300
*97
98%
'
52
f.2%
52%
*97
52
*140
150
*140
110
150
110
110
98%
70
52 3/4
48,600
150
110%
110
49
49 %
49
49
49%
50
49%
50
2,700
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
1,800
36
36
*35%
*35%
36 %
*35%
17%
16%
17
12,100
15
14%
143i
34,700
36%
*35 3/4
17%
17%
17
17%
16%
17
15%
15
153/s
143/4
15
xl4%
47%.
64%
45%
46%
x45 %
63%
64
45%
46%
46%
10
64%
65
64%
l
4%
50
*34
79
1
11%
4%
35
79%
11%
4%
*33
11%
*99
100%
*99
26%
26
30
104%
30%
105
313/8
No par
39%
40%
38%
39%
54 %
56%
53
*106
30%
*29%
12%
12%
12%
l
Corp
5
__25
79%
11%
*99
26%
26
29%
30
32%
92
105%
30%
108
108
11%
'
100%
105%
55
*106
79
*33
35
11%
30
*91%
4%
*99
105%
91%
63%
*26
26
30
17
4%
79
79
11%
100 %
*104
26%
*33
35
78%
*26
43/8
4%
323/4
Co
110%
15
30%
31%
36 %~
27%
45%
40%
11,600
64%
6534
6,800
43/8
4 S/8
4%
35
793/4
11%
100%
26
*33
79
11%
79%
3,300
12
2,000
*99
100 %
*26
26 %
200
29%
2,400
29%
30
29%
106
*104%
30%
30%
106
30%
31
12%
*91%
92
*91%
92
38%
39
38%
39
*39
39%
52%
53%
53%
54%
26%
*29
123/4
108
*106
108
2,700
35
92
*106
300
46%
*91%
0
900
66
*104%
30
110%
543/4
*106
56
70
30,600
-
20
3,200
11,200
108
27
263/4
27
26%
27
31
*29%
31
29%
29%
12%
12%
123 4
800
123/4
12%
8,000
200
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11%
11%
11%
113/8
11%
11%
19,300
52
52 3/8
51%
52%
51%
51%
51
51%
51%
513,4
6,600
35%
x34%
35
343/8
34%
34%
353/4
353/4
36%
8,800
1
45%
46
45%
46%
46
46
45%
45%
3,900
82%
82%
81
82
45%
803/4
46 %
cl B__No par
813/4
81
81%
81%
81%
1,800
23 %
32,700
No par
Optical Co
common
5
100
5
_j
35
23%
*175
23%
179
7%
8%
7%
8
8
7,700
31%
313/4
313/4
223/a
32
32
3,500
65%
65 %
48%
65%
65%
663/4
67%
1,080
23,500
48
170%
43%
*125
49%
170%
43%
125%
43%
125
31%
313,4
50%
503/4
72%
17%
1823/4
73
138%
25
48%
49%
*113%
com—5
9%
25
28%
25
*26%
do Smelt com—.1
22%
50
423/4
125
48%
171%
50%
137%
25.
47%
170
8%
32%
182
No par
.
50%
ioo
Cable
8
31%
100
prior conv preferred
Anaconda Copper Mining
180
66
813/4
$5
223/4
*174
32%
142%
series.
23%
178
65%
17
100
22%
*174
315/8
8%
80%
com
23%
179
32%
141%
Corp
22%
*175
67
8
5
25
23%
179
32
100
Tobacco
213/4
*175
65%
Refining com—100
do
40
70%
24%
12%
convertible preferred—20
Wire
39%
69%
24%
50
263/«
Anaconda
39%
70
24%
12%
273/4
Preferred 5%%
*140
38%
1,000
49%
—.100
CO
51%
52%
150
27%
119%
10
28%
80
81
47%
170
32%
31%
32%
31%
32
6,500
50 Vs
51
50%
50%
2,600
142%
1823/4
71%
118%
9%
540
3,000
50%
72%
9%
45
313/8
50%
183 3/8
118%
433/8
125%
182
48 5/8
44
*43%
125 %
*79%
141%
47%
48%
170%
43%
*16%
138%
473/8
170%
125%
17 %
138
48%
171%
42%
141%
72%
47%
170
125%
17
141%
170%
8
138
47s/8
119
9%
28%
28%
28%
27
263/4
26%
*263/4
22%
22
22%
22%
*125
125%
130
500
*79%
80%
*79%
81
142%
142%
1423/4
143
720
16%
16%
16%
17
1,600
183%
183%
1843/s
184%
185
29,700
72%
x71%
80
17
138%
48%
119
139
47%
*119
71"%
140
48%
120
71
71%
139
1393/4
47 ®/8
119
48
119
19,400
1,550
89,500
500
9%
93/4
9%
93/4
9%
28%
27%
28%
28%
*28%
28%
*263/4
27%
*263/4
27%
10
22%
22%
22%
22%
11,100
223/4
102%
102
102
102
103
4,300
400
90
102%
102%
59%
60%
59%
61%
60%
61%
61%
62%
62%
63%
57
57%
57%
573/4
57
57%
55
57%
563/4
57%
1,290
37%
38%
37%
383/4
3.4Q0
102
102
•102
61,800
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
6.25
preferred
Andarson Clayton dt Co.
m
w
-Anderaon-Prichard oil
•Andenon-Prichard Oil Corp
Anda* Copper Mining.
...
t
110%
52%
150
2
Amer Zinc Lead
$4
52
*140
91%
com
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series—
„
*96%
No par
com
—
American Viscosa
5%
preferred
12
Mar
38% May
110 ;
106
*1033A
38
32%
preferred
Anchor
41% Aug 13
109% Not 24
45% Dec 23;
53% Mar 29
1,300
4,700
1,200
46,900
106
653/4
70%
>
7
preferred
6%
10
65
500
33%
*33%
28%
24%
ioo
American Tel & Tel Co
American Tobacco common
11
Jan
131%
34%
106
*65
70
No par
American Stores Co
Mar 24
103% Apr
68% Apr
52% Jan
131
*28
18
69%
noncumulatlve preferred
100
American Steel Foundries
No par
l
6
47
37
130
65%
38%
6%
3
93% Jan
Dec 29
37%
105
27%
28%
24
8e&ting Co
10
American Ship Building Co—No
par
Amer Smelt do Refg com
No par
7% preferred100
American Snuff Co common.
25
4
No* 23
104%
l
Metals—
Ltd
Sany
7%
4
52
\
*103%
37%*
5
Co
common
Amer Potash ds Chem
Amer Rad do Std
73
May 2
139% Apr 26
49% Apr 18
Apr
59
*67%
100
Fdry
American Sumatra
24
4
17%
68%
37%
99%
85%
27
20
preferred
American Sugar
7%< preferred
27% Apr
4-
18%
*66%
*65
65%
*105%
85%
27
L_i
common
11
6
29% Jan
17%
71%
*69
*65
68%
preferred series C.100
Distilling Co
Tiling
American News
Apr 21
17% Jan
45% Jan
18"%
24
100
prior preferred,
American
6
Sep"l5
21%
28%
28%
65%
18%
34
34%
99%
86
38%
American Motors
22
Apr
94% Sep 27
4
28%
6-5%
130
106
10
No par
American Natural Gas Co—
5
26% Mar 24
12% Jan
*105
106
134
99%
38
31
29
*335/8
33%
*105
26%
38%
Apr
26% Jan 13
28%
333/8
*128%
*85
7,300
20% Jan
120
34%
106
131
26%
200
400
7,600
1,100
5%%
45
May 6
125% Apr 11
35'/a Apr 12
58% Feb 18
6
*28
134
99%
85
26%
27%
131%
38
American
4
*130
85
85
198%
46%
No par
American Safety Razor
12
100%
26%
198
46%
9
14% Jan
100
85
27%
199
46%
3
64% Jan
100 %
85
27%
198%
46%
11
137% Jan
198%
200 3/8
46%
9% Jan
37% Feb
6
28
199
46%
4%%
11
179% Jan
1
39
28
46%
72% Apr
50% Apr
142% Not
16% Dec
33%
38.
28%
*46
6
8
199
37%
*28
38
46%
50%' Jan
6
40% Mar 14
10% Feb 25
3%
*37
28%
85
*103%
25
Chain & Cable
29% Jan
121% Jan
3%
38
*27 5/a
27%
46
preferred
Oct 26
1
3%
*36%
28%
200 %
*36%
32,700
May 24
Mar 14
5,700
14,900
1,300
39%
34
50
90 %
38%
57
29% Feb
5,500
56%
89%
39
42% Jan 13
32% Deo 31
62% not 17
74% Dec
8
3%
33/8
112%
56
91%
38%
22% Feb 24
5
1113/,
56%
38%
3.90%
87% Apr 19
26
Mar
3
4
111%
56
89%
*3%
38%
Amer
7
4
Jan
Xlll%
56%
90%
39'/a
4
50
113%
56%
x89
100
1,000
17,400
38%
15
44% Jan
38%
39%
13% Jan
1
37%
38%
5%%
21
6
3
38%
127
7%
57% Apr
38% Apr
Jan
3
Feb
373/4
*124
31%
Machine
26% Jan
39% Jan
3%
125
38%
205/8
Metal
46% Jan
122
3%
125
127%
73/8
Amer
34% Jan
13% Jan
•
3%
"27"%
15,800
112%
91%
*36%
100
75%
153
373/8
57%
903/4
973/4
75
'149
127%
114%
56%
93%
*965/8
76%
149%
30%
Amer
27% Dec 30
8ep 27
113%
57%
100
American Investment Co of 111
23
6
40% Aug 17
114%
97 3/4
74%
149%
20%
12
125
128
76%
155
7%
63% Feb
15% May
32% Jan
Mar 31
75%
*151
30%
American Molasses
36
*96s/a
77%
155
20%
13% Feb
25% Aug 30
97%
5,100
75/8
16
118% Jun 22
55 %
20%
41% Mar 16
172
55
29%
17
15
55%
205/8
7%
11
163% Feb
54%
29%
10% Jan
4
55%
*96%
73/8
11% Sep 23
14% May 13
50% Oct
7
Oct
55%
97%
7,900
20%
t
45% Dec 30
56%
2,700
28%
7% Jan
170
38%
23
7 3/4
American Metal Products
4
37%
100
28%
Apr 26
30% Apr 26
4
600
38%
98%
*22%
20%
28
27% Jan
144% Jan
22%
373/a
92
l
6%
noncumulatlve preferred-100
American International Corp.
l
8
9
7% Apr 28
*22 3/8
37%
7%
American Ice
Mar 25
27% Mar
Feb
7
99%
23
114%
34
American-Home Products
Apr 14
12% Jan 28
4
Apr
99
37%
39%
1
98%
30
1,300
22 s/8
38%
50
98
200
/
23
75%
*150
16 %
37%
1273/4
77%
16%
27%
American Gas
14
21% Mar 14
100
99
9,300
106%
203/8
107
-
100
16%
47%
106%
7%
24% Mar 16
174
106
137
111
27%
20% Mar 14
•
47%
*110%
20%
104% Mar 25
9
47%
110%
1,200
7%
Deo 31
8% Dec 31
*133
47%
110%
: 37,600
20%
Feb 24
180% not
137
48
220
8%
251
27%
Dec 31
8
*132
137
111
40
*105
Radio Corp
28
4
8 3/8
*245
47%
128
10
common-
&
25
Jan
83/a
250
*110%
38
No par
preferred;
107
6% Jan
8%
246
111
128
100
7
169
47%
8%
252%
*110%
160
1
American Hawaiian S3 Co
American Hide & Leather com
6% convertible -preferred
Mar 30
33% Feb
Jan
47%
*131
111
57%
com
4
39% Jan
8
252%
137
77
American European
Secu
No par
American Export Lines Inc
__40c
American dc Foreign Power—No
par
1
107% Feb
Feb
47%
8%
253 %
10
common
Jan
9% Not 22
8%
*153
—100
19% Apr
15
89
1
American
4
2
8
89
8%
20
American Encuastic
14
24
27% Jan 21
45% Jan
5
3,900
89
i
3%%
Mar 30
48% Apr
71% Jan
5% Apr
102
89
*88
20
4%%
13% Mar 7
37% Jan 10
19% Feb 11
38
22%
89
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B.100
3
Jan
104% May
30% not 23
64
'
29% Mar 22
107
21% Feb 24
100% Jan 20
4
70
17% Jan 14
23% Jan 12
100% Jan 19
1
32% Oct 27
Jan 28
44% Jan 20
7% May 17
92
Dec
4% Dec 31
55% Jan
16
87
99%
American Chicle Co
American Colortype Co
American Crystal Sugar
24
106
8
87
100
preferred
American
6
91
31% Jan
200
89
Broadcasting-Paramount
7%
_
16
5
26% Jan
113%
22%
American Can Co common..—12.50
Jan
Apr
4
Mar 15
46% Feb 18
113%
22 %
22
*16
pfd
convertible
American Cable
22
125% Apr 21
105%.Jttn 30
22%
113%
22%
22%
106
preferred
Theatres
5%
9% Jan
44% Jan
40% Feb
15
21%
*113%
22%
21%
16%
common
Note
15,800
22%
1133/4
22
106%
No par
6,200
*113
16%
l
100
4%
22%
21% 1
*105%
common
4
113%
16%
99
%
22%
106%
„
13
4
21%
_
conv
4
4%
16 %
6% preferred
50
American Bosch Arma Corp com
2
2nd preferred 1952 ser 5%%__50
Amer Brake Shoe Co com
No par
Mar 30
18
Mar 14
cum
170
4
*105%
Agricultural Cheimcai.No par
4%%
119
*165
16 %
Limited
American Bank
*116
170
315/B
106%
preferred—
conv
31
121
*165
16%
convertible preferred
American Bakeries
23
35% Jan
Jan
Mfg
32
*118
170
113%
55%
3%%
23
14
6
47%
32%
119%
22%
*96%
conv
31%
300
22 %
253
111
61%,
113%
*131
1
26%
62%
119%
♦165
4%
97%
Amer
38% not 29
11
4
56%
American Airlines
48% not 29
4
20% Jan
4
56%
21
47
20,700
32%
120
97 %
23
38% Apr
43% Feb
1
31%
315/s
100
Amer
14% Jan
10,800
No par
aiV2 Feb
37% Apr
104% Apr
27%
37%
28% Apr
136% Apr
84
26%
*22%
"When isued"
22% Mar 30
6
1,300
27
140
Amalgamated Leather Co com.
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The).
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
6
Jan
26%
88%
37%
Aluminium
26
66
26%
88%
252
Portland Cement new
Aluminum Co of America
When Issued
3% Mar 29
2
26%
26%
251
Alpha
58% Mar 28
Feb
32%
22%
3%%
2
35% Jan
32
89
*105%
Mills
4.08%
Mar 28
31% Feb
1,700
33
*87
37%
Allis-Chalmers
106
43
*32
87
22%
13
100% May
42%
33
87
____5
81% Apr
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
May
28% May
230% Jan
*32
No par
11
39
32
91
No par
Apr
96% Apr
32
*88
i
Allied
May
7,800
43
61%
gtd__100
Allied Stores Corp common
4% preferred
40
43
*131
Inc-
16
6
56% Jan
Industries
15
117
43
_100
Feb
98
*423/4
:
170
No par
52,200
13,900
71%
433/4
31
io
preferred.
63 %
69%
30%
No par
39% Feb
60
Jan
65
Mar 15
96
6
23 % Apr
'
cum
8,700
70%
*118
8%
8 3/4
31%
*165
*87
3,800
8%
8%
12,400
69%
170
22%
14%
31
123
21%
100
14%
14
60%
*165
*113
42%
110%
31
*121%
4%
42
*110
673/4
43
32%
Shares
43%
110%
30 5/8
43%
32%
Sales for
the Week
66
43
33
Friday
May <j
58%
Allied Chemical & Dye
Allied Kid Co
3
14% Jan
Dec 20
41
6
27% Mar 15
5
30% Oct 21
Jan
31% Mar 15
105% Dec 17
16% Jan
18
Jan
58%
66.%
1
Alleghany ds West Ry 6%
93
56%
100
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp__
Feb
4
104% Dec 20
59%
31%
ioo
21
15% Dec 30
57%
65%
No par
100
preferred
$4,375
8%
31
5
Jan
.
13%
8%
67
.100
Jan
4
1% Jan
7
13%
8 %
27 %
common
104
112
13%
8%
26%
Corp common
5%%
preferred
A
$4 prior preferred cony
11
14%
91%
Alleghany
Mar 25
41%
*110
8%
32%
—i
106
13
4
47
10
41%
110%
13%
91
Inc
Dec
9
68% Jan
4%%
20
40%
*110
8%
*32
preferred
Inc
42%
May 5
14%
Corp_10
Inc common
Dec 20
Jan
103
Apr
144% Jan
18
7%
Aldens
3
Thursday
May 4
110%
65%
i
Products
Wednesday
8%
No par
113
37% Jan
Jan
25
9% Jan
Mar 14
38% Jan
Feb
bAlco
Corp
106
6
71% Jan
26
9
4
97
May 4
62% Mar 11
'
20
Jan
41%
*110
31%
i
Mar 14
Mar 15
Dec
Express Co
Addressograph-Multigraph
Jan
42%
110
io
Adams-Mills
107
42%
110
10
Co
14
163
111
25
21
29
Dec
Ine com
Apr
85% Jan
Jan
Adams
May 8
Xl3%
2~50
Co.
93% Apr
30% Jan
25
Dec 29
5
iqo
preferred
Acme Steel
7
July 29
3% Mar 25
4
5%
6
27
common
27% Mar 14
8
172
2% Jan
9
Motors
Tuesday
May 2
par
Vending Corp
ACF Industries
6
32% Apr
39% Jan
Jan
4%
1
27
44% Not 29
4
Laboratories
preferred
Feb
27% Jan
20% Jan
Abbott
3
16% Jan
Jan
Monday
EXCHANGE
6
13
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
.
-No par
pi 80
.10
u
37%
38%
*104% 106'
38
38%
*104y4 106
-
39%'
40
40
49 %•
49%
48%
24%
24%
24%
40%
49%
24%
37% ^ 38
*104% 106
*104% 10s
40
40%
105
105
10
40
40%
40»%
2,000
48%
48%
47%
48%
48%
48%
3,900
24%
25%
25V4
25 %
25%
25%
2,700
•40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
16
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
(2128)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Year
EXCHANGE
2% Feb
11
6% Dec
31
4% Apr 21
6% Jan
32% Jail
4
46% Dec
7
39% Mar 15
43% Feb
14
17Ya Jail
4
26% Dec
22
33% Jan
4
74
Dec
31
A P W Products
3
"8%
Apr
28% Feb
3
6
82% Apr
27
4
41
Jan
16
Dec
22
13
May 19
May 13
5
29
30% Apr
7
104% Feb
52% Feb
111 % May
8
11
1
60
Apr
Refining Co
18
150% Apr
19
58% Jan
18
60% Jan
5
3
41
3
34% Jan
101
City Electric Co
Atlantic
6
Mar 17
4ft
Mar
Feb
25
59% Mar
20% Jan
12
24% May
5
Ax
40 % Jan
3
Coast
Atlantic Gulf
35% Mar 14
95% Jan
4
101 % Dec
10
98% Jan
6
101% Apr 20
Jan
4
43% Dec
10
40% Jan
17
48% Mar 31
34% Jan
4
62% Dec
2
103% Jan
8
37% Jan
17% Feb
Dec
29
7
6% Jan
45% Jan
49% Dec 29
4
7
75% Dec
20
66
Jan
8% Jan
11
13% Dec
29
11% Jan
6
30% Jan
31% July 26
8
113% Dec
100% Feb
40% Dec 29
35% Jan
18
19
54% Jan
6
31
30
18% Jan
11
39 % Jan
4
60% Nov
16% Jan
4
32
Dec
10
86
Dec
29
Feb
34% Feb
11
Jan
47
May
67% May
Jan
Jan
83
36% Jan
88
.
99% Jan
107% Dec
2
31
90% Nov 22
Jan
Jun
17
28% Dec
1
14
10% Apr
107% May
22% Mar 14
28% May
Jan
11
22% Jan
6
85
41
40
Jan
10
28
Mar 21
35% Sep
3
14% Oct
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
31
30% Jan
17
17% Jan
6
31% Dec
44% Jan
20% Nov 26
25
17% Jan
4
90% Jan
18
5
8
96% Mar
:
1
Apr
23
29
30
Mar 14
3
43
Jan
7
30% Jan
4
48% Dec
Jan
4
111% Dec
31
101 % Jan
5
2
144% Jan
6
168% Nov 29
161 Va FeD
9
170
13% Jan
7
60
6
2J2 May
14% Dec
29
65% Apr 30
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
60% Dec
29
48% Jan
6
9% May
6
9
32
99%
63
17% Jan
12
29% Dec
3
25% Mar 14
31
11
27% Dec
31
26% Jan
33
Feb
3
32 % Dec
30
28% Mar 15
22% Feb
27% Jan
6
Mar 14
30
88% Mar
Dec
29
59 % May
,24% Apr
8
31
20% Mar 15
24% Apr
30 % May
5
39% Jan
3
20
6% Jan
4
17% Dec
31
15
13% Jan
4
18
Dec
29
15% Mar 14
8
July 29
67% Mar 17
12% Jan
35% Dec
39
13
May
3
Jan
17% Jan
11
9% Jan
14
II
May
5
74% Sep
3
62% Jan
18
66% May
14
34% J«n
H
Apr 29
28'/a Jan
113%
100
102
102
6% Jan
6
23% Jan
11
32% July 27
17
Dec
29% Mar 14
10
Jan
14
44% Dec 21
38% May 5
18% Mar 28
6
Mar 14
38
% May
46% Mar
4
19% May
38
Jan
11
10% Jan
4
34% Dec 29
100
Mar
2
56% Jan
Oct 25
67
% Apr 27
24% Mar 23
6
81 % May
28% Jan
G
28
2
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
11,
97% Feb
Jan
6
33% Aug
2
32 % Jan
36% Feb
12% Jan
4
14% Dec
29
14% Jan
15% May
95% July 20
26
13
83
15
36% Dec
20
25% Feb 24
Mar 12
30
27
Mar 14
11
51% Aug 16
31% May
37% Mar 24
57% Aug 20
50% Jan
10% Jan
17% Dec 29
25% Jan
11
16
11
76% Jan
3
15% Jan
25% Nov
22% Jan
6
11% Feb
16% Dec 29
Mar 18
92
Apr 26
36% Feb
I
62% Dec
31
50
Apr
14
11% Jan
4
25
16
23
Jan
6
79% Jan
14
93% Oct
4
91% Jan
3
7% Jan
4
10% Apr
12
9% Jan
6
26% Sep
16
24% Jan
107% Nov
1
99% Jan
29% Dec 10
26% Jan
6
15% Jun 29
98
July
2
16% Jan
9
Jan
4
-
Dec
26%
27%
44
44
31
14%
24%
25%
*135
107
107
31 %
32
15 Va
14%
15
27%
27
27%
92
92
25'%
25%
26%
26'%
26%
44
43'%
43'%
60
*43'%
32
32
32%
32'%
34%
25,100
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
147/8
2,200
27%
28%
22,900
37%
37%
'■
29%
27%
28%
27%
28
28
28'%
38%
37
38%
36
37
37%
37%
*97
99
99
99
56%
99
52%
21%
22
55%
£2%
21%
21%
21%
1%
1
1%
32%
32%
33
33%
48 %
48%
1
136%
(Del) com__No par
138%
47%
xl30%
53%
52%
53%
21%
21%
21%
21'%
33%
49%
48%
47%
48%
48%
135%
Xl28%
131%
130'%
2 32
2/<r
*165'%
167%
(Del) com 5
14%
14%
14%
14%
131%
*165%
24§
2\h
*165%
167%
14'%
14%
80%
80'/a
*80
81
80%
80%
*80 %
80%
*80 Va
80%
*60
61
60%
60%
59'%
60
*58%
60
27'%
26
39%
7.50
Inc
28%
30%
30'%
31%
30'/a
32%
32%
32%
*32'%
32%
39
39
39%
38%
39%
9,300
61
62%
121,200
23%
6,100
39%
38%
38'%
63
60%
623/8
60%
62'%
24%
22%
23%
23
.23%
22%
23'/a
32%
32%
30%
32
30%
31
30 '/a
30%
15%
15
15
15
15
66%
15%
16%
59%
16%
17
62%
16%
17
15%
*15
17
10'%
10'%
11
10%
11
64%
65
65%
65%
66
47
47'/a
x46%
46%
97
97
97
97%
*97
97%
1,090
57%
58'%
58%
59
58%
59
3,900
10%
10
10%
10%
66
65%
66%
X64%
47%
47%
47%
47%
100
*96 %
97%
96%
96%
25
57%
58'%
58%
58%
47
;
19%
20%
20'%
20%
42 %
42%
42%
43
4,700
42'%
36%
37
36'%
37
36 %;
38%
6,800
5
36%
37%
35%
36%
17%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'%
16%
16%
43
42%
43%
8,200
'%
%
128,400
Bower
Roller
Bearing Co
Branlff
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
17
2.50
5
42%
43%
43
42%
43%
42%
%
%
%
%
%
43
fit
20%
19%
20'%
19%
20%
20%
20'%
20'/a
3.50
No par
2.50
19%
20
Co
Stratton
Bristol-Myers Co common
3%ft preferred
;
8i y2
78'%
80
77
78'%
76'%
77
77'%
78'%
6,500
77%
32%
32%
33%
33%
33 %
34%
22,900
32 %
33'/a
*98%
99 '%
*98%
99'%
*98%
99'%
*98%
99'%
100
Brooklyn Union Gas
Brown Se Blgelow
No par
34 Vb
34'%
34
1
14%
14'%
14%
Rights
V
Briggs
Manufacturing
Briggs
Se
Co
com
15
Inc
No par
*
33%
34%
86'%
86'%
86'%
28
28 %
27
28
86
*84%
27'%
*26%
27
26%
26%
34%
3 5'/a
34%
34%
2,800
9,600
20%
20%
20%
20%
32,300
92'%
92
92
28%
28%
28%
1,000
56,200
35%
34%
35%
21
20%
20%
No par
1
92
92
91
91 %
28%
27%
28'%
28'%
preferred
preferred
4% ft second preference
28%
35%
36'/a
34 V8
53%
53%
53'%
1
16%
16%
16%
17'%
x86
87
88
88
32
53'%
16%
'
33%
31'/a
53%
53%
53%
1,200
17'%
17%
17'%
17'%
53,200
89
89
90
88
89
*78
83
*77%
83
*77%
83
87
87
*85
87%
87%
88
27%
28 '%
27%
28'%
27%
28 %
16
15%
15%
15%
16
*15%
5*
conv
Butler
Bros
50
*49%
*78
83
88%
*87
88
28
28%
27%
28%
12,600
16
15%
15%
400
7
8
18
36% Feb
3
Byers Co
26
103% Jan
4
2
7ft
Byron
preferred
(A M) common
27'%
98 %
98'%
98%
99'%
*97%
99'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
100
10
Co
50
29
10
29%
29
100%
100%
35%
50%
27%
30%
x26%
30 %
27'%
31'%
30'%
49'%
110
27%
27'%
19,600
97'%
97%
350
10%
10%
9,100
30%
27
49 %
97'%
9%
9%
*50
370
27%
97'%
9%
No par
participating preferred
Jackson
50%
27%
5
Butte Copper Se Zinc
50%
26%
100
Mar
Feb
4%ft
50
50
15
common
140
83
88%
Terminal
Bldg—
prior preferred
600
32%
53'%
35%
53%
16%
*15%
200
*78
37%
53%
5
1
Co
86
*87
36
100
100
100
3% ft
*91
28'%
5
4ft
6,000
*84%
35 %
com
7,200
15%
86 %
20%
10
34
15'%
84 %
21'%
*28%
15%
27 '/a
*
35 y8
34%
15'%
15
33%
8,500
14%
15%
86 %
34
33%
34
92%
Inc.
Burlington Industries Inc
99'%
20%
Co
Co
32%
*91 %
5
Forge Co
Watch
32
*98%
5
Co
Budd (The) Co common
$5 preferred
Terminal
36% May
7,100
%
Bush
12
13,100
20%
41%
Burroughs Corp
100
4,300
10,300
20
7
2
50
43
3
Mar 29
1,370
9,700
6,300
17
21%
31% Mar
54
30'%
■15%
20'%
16% Jan
27% May
30'%
16%
17
16%
23 '
*15
300
47%
10 y8
65"%
5
Co
27,000
27%
28%
*31%
27%
1.25
Inc
30%
27%
29%
32%
39 %
15
Club
(The)
16,200
28%
27
24
No par
1
50
28%
32%
26%
5
>•
200
32
5
No par
,
10,300
29%
>/4
29
*31%
2.50
27%
768,000
4,800
61
♦60
1,700
3,200
48,700
135
245
15
14%
14%
131%
167%
2 42
211
165 %
1
391,000
33%
49
2iu
10
1%
33%
49
165 %
(Delaware)
5,500
1
21;!
Co
21%
33
167 Va
100
1
1%
14,000
33%
2%
pfd series of 1951
Decker Mfg Co
1%
10
53'/a
1 %
1
*32%
1,600
99
*97
52%
167 »%
14%
8,300
44
28
55 y4
20
93
*92
38%
*97
40,600
31 %
44
99
27%
90
28'%
*43'%
*43 %
32%
*97
10
140
108
93
26%
*92
93
25
100
Bush
15
27%
106%
136
41%
BuloVa
74% Nov
27 '%
106%
106%
21%
Bulla rd
8
107%
107
*51'%
136
*107
145
10o'%
52'%
52
51%
51
*135
43%
Buffalo
Apr 26
51
140
21
11
92% Mar
51
*135
43 %
29% Jan
78
52
140
.
220
100
7
2
16%
1,400
42
100
14
18
16'%
Se Maine RR—
21
73 % Jan
700
53%
16
♦92
preferred
19% Feb
84% Feb
52'%
52%
16%
16%
16'%
4,700
•ft
62% Feb
5
9,600
54%
16 Ve
53'%
57%
Common
47% Feb
88
16%
52%
16%
1
Edison
6
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
16'%
55 %
16%
1 peso
1
B
12
73% Jun
12
92% Feb
5,900
16%
57%
57%
58%
54
26
Airplane Co
Mar 15
80% Feb
Oct
Jan
22% Apr 20
:
54%
4
Bucyrus-Erie
6
85% Jan
54
93
Co
13
Mar 14
15% Jan
28
Dec
*41
54
57%
53%
25%
Co
40
33
21
17% Dec 20
85
42
10
Brunswlck-Balke-Collender
6
16%
42
5
Brown Shoe
4
16'%
43
*92
new
23
12
16'%
41 •/«
100
22
Jan
16%
42
1
31% Feb
Jan
16%
42
50
86% Apr
11% Jan
74
16%
42
—10
1.
1
Jan
82
22% Dec 30
22
6
16%
42
rights
Co
600
33%
86%
*85
16 y4
100
1
pfd
Co
Book-of-the-Month
67'%
66%
33%
33
86
58%
*51
Corp
Stores
33
*85
9,900
57%
♦135
RR
(E W)
33
86
46,300
59
2.50
Finance
66%
65%
65%
33
*85
47
58
100
100
Inc
4% ft
65%
66%
33%
86
20
45%
*85%
12.50
preferred
Borden
65%
33%
180
103
86
No par '
preferred
Foods
Class
33%
44%
45%
44%
44%
5,100
112%
112%
*101%
10
Corp
Aviation
Se
33%
*85 %
43%
43%
5,600
104,700
50
10
Corp
prior
45%
66%
66
50
100
10
preferred
20% Jan
July 28
Jan
13% Jan
60
16
44%
100
Ohio common
preferred
Boston
Apr 26
34
113%
2
14% Jan
14
17%
114
21% May
13
93
102
(A S)
1,700
6,900
92
102
44 %
Dec
32% Dec
8%
8
92
91
*113
3
18
8%
7%
7%
91
113
3
3
6% May
20% May 11
25% Jan 11
7%
89%
103
Boston
6
7%
93%
113
Se
320
11%
50
*102
5
53% Jan
*7%
88%
7%
95
50%
*50
50%
*50
112
7
3
*17'%
103
May
17
66% Aug
18
112
98% Jan
Dec
7
*17'%
18
*102
59
Mar 23
12
49% Jan
96
,
11%
100
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%ft preferred
93% Jan
99
48 %
11%
No par
Corp
Bohn Aluminum Se Brass Corp
3
Dec
*11'%
Gas <fe Elec Co
Aircraft
Bond
11%
14
33%
Mills
Hoeing
3
7%
94
(The)_No par
Bon Ami Co class A
3,
*12%
400
La ugh! in Inc
Blockson Chemical Co
3
3
3,400
157
>155
14%
No par
Bliss Se
15
35% Dec
75
*17%
59%
59%
59
157
*12%
33%
Blaw-Knox Co
1
8
May
17% Nov
Jan
23
18
11%
11%
>154
14
3,500
Packing
Beiding-Hemingway
Bliss
11%
58%
59%
156
*12%
33'%
4% ft
17
12
155
15
5,900
47,800
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet
32% Apr 19
41 % Apr 15
58%
58
152
*14%
45%
33%
Black
26
38
23
40% Sep
28
58
152
15
45
360
44'%
100'%
44%
t
30,600
99%
33%
4
Mar
14% Jan
58
154
*14 %
44%
400
35%
99%
33%
6
Apr
58
*151
100'%
100
24%
35%
33%
Common
81% Apr 22
*22
36
33%
Creek
7ft
28
24'%
35%
33%
Bethlehem Steel
3
19
24'%
36
7%
Benguet Consol Mining
Best Se Co
26
May
Apr
16% Feb
18
36% Feb
147% Apr
23%
35%
4,600
50'%
Beech-Nut
Best
23%
36%
17%
Beneficial
3
35%
44%
preferred
Bendix
14
36%
17%
conv
7
1% Jan
52%
17%
4%ft
34% Apr 19
49% May 6
52
45'%
preferred
18
22% Feb
22
1% Dec
32% Dec
52%
50%
Bell
19% Mar 15
% May 18
Jan 27
52
100%
Bell Se Howell Co common
59% Mar
52'%
*49%
16
Apr
51%
24
*20
24
10
53%
50%
15
101
101
52%
50%
Feb
52% Mar 14
24
25
54 «/4
18
42% Apr
38
*100%
101
36
noncumulatlve preferred—100
Beech
'
17
Nov
100
13% Jan
101
101
16%
Beck Shoe
>
2,200
101
*100%
101
HOO
16%
Beaunlt
<
1,800
41
44%
Beech Aircraft Corp
6
60
41
16%
4% ft
24
34% May
60
40%
17 %
3% ft
2
60
40%
99%
Beatrice Foods Co common
6
29% Feb
3,300
59%
40'%
19%
Bayuk Cigars Inc
2
146'%
145
59%
40'%
16%
Bath Iron Works
Mar 18
96
21
Dec 29
Dec
26
9% Jan
32
Dec
25
13% May
81
28
104% Feb
144'%
59%
40 %
7%
33% Jan
ti
144'%
59%
40'A
*17%
10
54% Mar 24
143%
59%
40%
*19%
36% Dec
I < '/B Apr
143
59%
40'%
1
Convertible 5ft
4% ft
140% Feb 28
146%
1,000
7%
Oil
24
143
59'%
59%
45%
Brothers common
Jan
147 %
290
109
18
Barber
14% Jan
59'%
19%
Barker
50% Jan
59%
7%
5
133
*59
19%
13
9
108%
59%
7%
17% Apr
8
110%
59
19%
66% Jan
10% Dec 22
*109
59%
110
7%
42
65% Dec
109'%
59
109 y4
19%
38% Mar
143% Dec
109'%
59 %
7%
15% Jan
Jan
3,400
19%
57% Apr
9% Jan
29%
7%
30
1
40% Jan
28%
19%
30
107
28%
7%
Dec
72% Mar 29
28%
19%
407/e Oct
Apr 29
28%
7%
17% Sep
64
28'%
3
11% July
4
28%
11%
24% May
20% Jan
43% Jan
28%
100 %
Bangor Se Aroostook common
i
1,200
28%
111%
45%
preferred series C
4ft
6
25
Apr 21
26%
,
13
Baltimore
6
26%
27
preferred series B
4%%
4%
267/a
17'%
e ijauimore
5
26%
19%
Baldwin-Llma-Hamllton
12
30,200
26%
*17 %
Babcock Se Wilcox Co
10
113% May
13'%
26%
100%
Inc
(T)
13
26%
-
No par
Co of
preferred
conv
13'%
26%
*20
Mfg Corp (The) common
Babbitt
10
Mar 24
105
prior pref
$2.26
24% Mar 30
10
26
Nov
107
7
68
114
Mar 31
109
9
Jan
98
Avco
8% Feb
18
7
18
Mar 30
2,300
13
26%
'
Amer—5
Automatic Canteen
54
4
Jan
14
8% Apr
18
4% Jan
26% Jan
11
Conv
27%
12%
($1.20)—No par
4
Jan
18
17
42% Jan
107
Austin
14% Jan
6% Mar 14
Nov 23
8
Corp
Nichols common
22% Feb
14
Mar 21
19
7
27%
12%
147
20
A—100
No par
convertible pfd series
4ft
Atlas Tack
190
'
1,600
27'%
1
(voting)
Common
4
27'%
7%
13
10
.>100
B
Preferred $3.75 series
May 4
14% Jan 25
27'%
7%
■■
27'%
7%
Lines—
Atlas Corp
Atlas Powder—
156
Mar 14
11
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
4
4% Jan
18
Jan
11% Mar 23
14% Aug 23
20
59% May
47% Mar 14
131
W I S3
7%
.
12%
53%
Se
7%
7,100
•
27
*100%
liquidating distribution
Refining common
21
*20'%
21
*20'%
7%
100
Atlantic
Atlantic
8
21
7%
Line RR new_No par
preferred
97
*20%
59 %
50
50
com—10
Preferred
May
21
5,200
23,000
7%
re-
Topeka at Santa
Common
121% Jan
*100
101
16,000
V
110%
1
100
10
Investment Co
Associates
100%
*20 %
21
'
Goods Corp—
1st preferred
6.25%
2
4
Jan
100%
Corp
Common
18
27% Jan
May 26
100%
23%
2nd
Jan
49
16
100'%
26%
17
AtcMson
16
100%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
22
Mar 24
101%'
13
Nov
17
34%
27%
111% Dec
10% May 28
5
Feb 12
34%
12%
Ashland OH Se
4
Nov 26
34%
Arvln Industries
3
6
138
34'%
27%
3
14% Jan
31% Jan
29
34%
No par
2.50
1
9% Feb
28% Feb
26% Mar 14
28
15%
mm
Carpet Co Inc
Inc
Artloom
12
93% Jan
Feb
38%
15'%
Illinois
Constable
Associated Dry
60
77%
38%
15%
preferred
•3.75
Arnold
3
of
Co
Mar 15
30
39% Dec 29
77
39'%
15%
7%
4
18% NOV 30
78'%
39
15%
*7%
18% Jan
5
77%
39
14%
34%
101%
Jan
28
103% Oct
78
38%
*20%
5
6
76%
39'%
>100%
25% Apr
Jan
78%
39'%
5
26% Jan 18
02
x77%
40 '%
ho par
22
4
13
80%
39%
35
Jan
29% Jan
79 %
34%,
6
134% Dec
6
61
Dec 16
37%July26
10
35 '%
24
4
4,700
34%
12% Jan
8
3,100
26
Armstrong Cork Co new common™ 1
14
64% Jan
42%
25%
28
26
92% Jan
42'/a
25%
35% Apr
Jan
65
42%
25%
15%
14% Apr
Nov 29
42%
25%
14%
3
23
42%
25%
15%
10% HOT
27
42
15%
7% Jan
8% Oct 26
5
21
43%
25'%
5
102% Apr 20
800
42%
Armour
9
4%
24'%
10
19% Mar
4%
42%
16% Feb
96% Mar 23
7
31
102 % Dec
6
93% Jan
47/a
25%
Apr 27
34
Shares
*4%
5
———10
Issued"
Se
May 6
*4%
4?%
the Week
Friday
May 5
42
Corp
"When
„
Thursday
May 4
25'A
No par
Steel Corp
Armro
Apr 27
Sales for
PRICES
Wednesday
6
13% Jan
14% Dec 31
30
3
65% Jan
4%
4%
4%
5
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Argo Oil
24% May
38% May
May 2
Par
Co Inc—
RALE
HTGH
AND
Tuesday
May 3
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
1354
Highest
UVHt
LOW
STOCKS
Previous
Bangs
29%
30
5,100
101
170
35
35%
34%
35%
35
35'%
34%
35
10,900
36%
37%
37%
39
38%
40
37'%
100%
36»/4
101
*100
101
*100'%
101
101
A
83
1% Jan
8
38% Dec
"Jo
36% Dec 31
33% Jan
7
3% Dec 31
2% Jan
6
4
7% Jan
12
4
12% Aug 20
May
3% Feb
23
10% Jan
May
3
11% Apr
42% Dec
13
38% Mar
3
44% Apr
9
20% Jan
40
Dec
28% Dec
8
15 % Dec
31
26
Jan
14% Jan
6
15% Mar
&
37% May
6
6
8
3
11
4
6
99% May 13
91% Jan
17
16% Apr 13
97% Mar 18
62% Jan 11
22% Jan
5
60
57% Jan
13
64% Feb
21% Jan
4
33
Dec
44% Jan
4
61
July 23
90% Jan
For
6
Nov
27% July
footnotes
see
30
9
25% Jan
29
page
10
29
Feb
7
14
28% Mar 14
26.
32% Jan
3
54
59
Feb
21
Mar 25
36%
36%
36 %
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
7,100
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
13%
13%
13%
16,000
13%
14'%
Calumet Se Hecla Inc
5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
9%
9%
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com—1.65%
$4.25 conv preferred
No par
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
40%
41%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian
Pacific
Cannon Mills
Ry
5,100
•
1
California Packing Corp
Zinc-Lead
Callahan
No par
25
No par
13%
33%
34%
9
40'%
33%
9'%
41
34
9
40%
33'%
9%
40 7
a
34
9'%
9
9
9'%
4,700
40%
40%
40'%
40%
6,600
34'%
35'%
35
37'%
11,500
16'%
9,100
1
16'/a
16
15%
16''a
15%
16
16
16%
16.
97%
96
96%
95
95
96
97%
*96%
*94
*96%
59
58
59
59
59
60
59
*56
*59
♦57
26%
27%
27
3,000
26%
27%
27'%
26%
27
31%
31%
32'%
31%
119,300
31%
31%
32%
30%
55
56
55'%
300
55
55 %
56
♦26'/4
26%
30%
30%
*55
56
*55
*55
60
120
Volume 181
Number 5427
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
28
4
Jan
*"
27% Dec
13
17% Jan
.5
107
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
8% Jan
Lowest
29
NEW
Highest
22% Jan
6
32%. Apr
25
Airlines Inc
Carborundum (The)
30% Mar 14
37
Jan
12
27% Jan
36% Apr
6
Carey
4
31
112
22
25% Dec
30
23
40 % Jan
5
63% Dec
31
55% Jan
7
46% Jan
4
62% Apr
13
56% May
49% Mar
4
Jan
11
117
Mar 15
Mar
26% Jan
66
3
Feb
16
64% Feb 18
Carolina
7
13% May
113
20% Nov
3
44% Feb
129% Feb
26
53 % Mar
1
56
Mar
8
Jan
6
19% Mar
3
17
85'A Dec
19% Jan
3
Case
15% Mar 14
120% Jan
27
3
79% Jan
101% Jun
4
16% Apr
28
4
105% Sep
lO
26% Dec
29
121
Nov
27
50% Apr
8
5
26'A Jan
3
115% Mar 16
124
May
6
66% May
4
81% Dec
30
77% Jan
16
Jan
4
30 % Dec
31
27
Jan
27
15% Jan
32% Mar
11
19% Dec
21
18% Jan
2ft
19% Apr
18
-
6
82
Apr
18
7
1%
5%
4
8% Dec
40% Dec
28
37% Jan
54 % Mar 24
82
Dec
22
79% Jan
3
88
Mar
12% Jan
15% Dec
27
14% Jan
31
18
Apr
26
Central
51% Feb
17
Central
Mar 11
4%%
4
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
105% Dec
19
112% Sep
30
19% Jan
8
26
Dec
Jan
3
22
Apr
20
Central
7% Jan
6
10% Apr
25
Central
G3
29
18
45% Jan
109
5
Jan
6
Apr
112
8
24
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 14
15% Jan
25% Dec
28
21
Mar 15
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
18
36% Feb
23 % Jan
6
10% Feb
26
14% Nov
Jan
7
26
13% Jan
19
in% Nov
29
8% Jan
6
20% Jan
4
41% Dec
30
37% Mar 14
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
31
23% Mar 14
33% Jan
4
48
14
28'A May
29% May
29% May
6% May 27
33
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
Dec
108
May 12
4% Feb
2
33 % Jan
50
105
30
53% Dec
4
31
46% Dec
50% Apr
28% Feb
7
49
31
Feb
16
Chance
25
Checker
54 % Feb
3
30% Dec
30
18% Jan
5
27% May 14
18% Jan
4
38% Dec
17
33% Jan
18
27% Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
3
6
18
Jan
28
Apr 18
27% Mar 25
18
U May
12% Mar
1
19% Dec
31
4
13% Dec
31
12
8
17% Dec
21
3
May
23
Apr
18
19% Apr
27% Apr
6
29
45% Feb
16
11
17% Dec
30
14% Jan
21
19% Mar 10
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
30% Aug 31
Jan
5
49% Dec
22
39% Jan
6
39% Mar 10.
53'A Mar
1
118% Dec
10
108% Jan
11
62% Jan
92
11
Jan
94
7% July
Dec
29
88
105% Nov
4
9
104
6
21% Nov
1% Jan
4
Feb
18
97% Jan
4
Jan
25
12
28% Jan
17% Dec
15
Jan
4
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
53% Jan
19% Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar 15
191
Feb
Jan
65
Jan
Dec
31
110% Dec
28
75% Sep
27
40% Aug 13
44
18
24% Dec
7
24
Feb
24
43
Dec
142
Oct
104
Dec
22
107% Oct
18
869
10
Dec
38% Jan
7
4
25% Feb
14
4
31
45
Jan
6
49% Jan
27
Mar 22
52% Dec
31
50
Jan
29
61
31
Apr
41% Feb
30
45
Dec
2
10
Apr
7
47% Feb
9
4
95% Mar
3
20% Mar
7
18
15
Mar 29
Jan
6
Jan
17
66
Apr
'14
6
98
Apr
15
4
32
Apr
21
12% Jan
4
16% Dec 23
193A Jan
12
21
80
Jan
■
15
7
98
Apr
13
29
15% Mar 14
31
Apr
22
17% Feb
23
29% Apr
34% Dec
74% Apr
96
48%
48%
*103
52%
\v
52%
96
22%
79%
80%
79%
80
79%
28%
28%
28%
27%
19% 1
19%
19%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
10
10%
61%
9%
62%
*87'/a
83%
17%
47%
class
*110%
61%
61%
110%
21
9%
9%
9%
173/4
17%
173/4
17%
*463/4
47%
46%
46%
;
*110%
110%
110% f
*110%
Ill
28
27%
28%
277%
28
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
31%
32%
32%
31%
32
15%
16%
15%
15%
11%
11%
11%
11%
44 %
45
44
44%
1
26%
27
26%
26%
25%'
*45%
46
110%
30
27%
28%
15,500
28%
3,000
29%
32%
32 y8
16
15%
46
46
51% ;
51%
31%
26%
46%
51%
11
11%
*11%
12
*11%
12'/a
44
2,000
43%
45
44%
45
6,800
26%
26%
26%
26%
19,800
46
453/a
45%
500
x51
51
107
107
■1
No par
.
51
*107%
Inc
l
51%
39
1.25
5
108
107%
107%
41
37%
38%
7%
7%
.,
7%
■
51
7%
x45
*107
'
108
40%
38%
393/4
7%
7%
73/8
7%
45
46
46
51%
50%
51%
100
*94%
97%
97
97
com__No par
24%
24%
23%
23%
23 %
33
33
32
32%
32
23% <
preferred
RR
25
51
1
*45%
22%
ll
41%
40%
4 6'A
52%
52%
97
23%
233/4
24
23%
24%
32%
32
32 *
32
32
21%
1
18%
*18%
26%
27%
25%
26%
100
61%
62
60%
61%
com—No par
5% preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
5
$3 convertible preference
No par
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
5% conv preferred series A
100
Chicago Yellow Cab_;
No par
Chlckasha
Cotton
Oil
10
17%
18%
17%
17%
37%
37%
36
37%
5%
series
A
Chic & North
Childs
Co
noncum
pfd
Western
common
convertible
45%
*120
preferred
Equipment Co
7%
Climax
gtd
Foods
Inc
26
$3.50
Collins
&
preferred
"when
Class B
Class
363/8
37
36%
36%
6,300
45%
45
45%
45'A
45%
124
4%
v
4%
*17
48%
69
48%
15%
367/a
36%
22
213/4
104%
104
69'A
26
*98
99
47
46%
47%
11,200
50%
28,000
1,800
48
*
68%
803A
77%
80%
35%
35%
35
35%
*3%
3%
41%
*103
No par
122
No par
*950
10
3%
42
*146
104
104
120%
»
99
*98
66%
*98
.
68%
68%
68 %
1093%
109%
43%
*42%
43%
'
21%
22
4,900
22
79%
34%
22
i
78%
>,
79%
77
79
44,600
353/8
35%
37%
11,800
3 %
3%
3%
3%
41
'
i
41
147
*146
105
105
105
>
120%
121%
120
1203%
*950
51%
52%
93%
92
92%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
24%
24%
24
24%
24
24%
47%
47%
47%
47%
*47%
100
57%
57%
57%
57%
57%
70
66%
68
68
147
„
*910
*910
53%
;
413%
40%
48
58%
68
51%
41%
*146
*910
52
50%
51%
92%
93
18%
I934.
19
19%
8,400
24
24%
24
24%
17,800
*47%
*
48
*57%
V
59
69
70
47%
*
47%
69%
69%
65%
65%
65
65%
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66
64%
64%
220
91
91%
89
90%
89%
90
*89%
90%
1,600
30%
31
30%
30%
29%
30 %
30%
30
30'A
2.50
30%
3,200
(when
90%
30%
90%
90%
90%
90
90
89%
89%
89
89
30%
30%
30%
30
30
29%
29%
30
30
No par
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
31%
31%
30%
31%
issued).
44
31% Feb
16
Jan
14
28% Mar 15
54% Jan
6
34% Jan
12
53% Nov 24
46% Feb
25
53% Jan
3
Commercial
22% Dec
19%-Jan
6
26% Feb
9
Commercial
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
20
Commonwealth
Edison
Cc
25
17
8% Jan
11
18% May
4
21 % Mar 14
11
Publishing
Corp
1
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.
Co
24% Jan
No par
10
8%
8%
19
19%
19
19%
18%
No par
23%
23%
23%
23%
•
33
33%
33%
33%
5
15
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
49%
5Q
49%
50
49%
50
49%
50
49%
20% Jan
12
30% Dec
6
27% Feb
7
7% Jan
4
13% Dec
23
12% Jan
10
45% Jan
6
33% May
17% Apr
Pictures
common
Columbus &
Conde
Cone
Nast
27
23% Jan
5
44 % Jan
24
Consol
17
6
15% Jan
7
18% Feb
17
Consolidated
Jan
6
27% Feb
11
Consolidated
Laundries
Mar 11
36% Jan
3
Consolidated
Natural
11
22% Oct 20
33% Dec
14
36% Dec
18
33
8
50
5,400
30%
30%
30 3/8
30%
30%
30'/2
30%
31
30%
31%
9,400
Inc
14
3
Consol
$5
Edison of N Y
Corp
Corp
25
Jan
26
21% Feb
4
33
11% Dec
30
10
7
12% Feb
21
Consolidated
28
4
11
27
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
7
Apr
6
9% Dec
Jan
8
49% Aug
105% Jan
5
113
106% Jun
7
109% Feb
38%
42% Jan
7
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
90% Jan
54% Jan
96
Jan
For
4
7% May
5-
47
Nov 24
108
1
Jan
107% Mar
68% Nov 23
105
Mar 14
61
Jan.
101% Mar
Jan
50% Mar
7
7
105% Jan
10
30
27% Jan
6
35% Apr
21
100% Jan
13
108% Apr
14
Feb
18
103% Jan
5
79% Nov 24
106% Dec 27
footnotes
see
page
72% Jan
101
26.
Mar
6%
Retail
25
4
83
66
663/4
49%
50%
50 %
51
513'a
52%
23
22%
22%
22%
23
22%
23
16,000
40'A
40%
40%
40%
39%
40%
40
40%
40
40%
13,900
5
10
pfd
Stores
100
Inc
.
8%
109%
35
s16%
13
3v%
*28l
8%
109%
8 3/8
66 34
67%'
66%
67%
8%
8%
8%
838
19 Ve
19%
19%
19%
4,700
23%
23%
23%
24
23%
24%
6,600
33%
333A
*33%
33%
33%
3334
1,500
15%
13.500
50%
11,700
8%
109%
109%
1093A
*109%
109%
109%
109%
800
35
36%
36%
36%
36%
16%
16%
16%
16'A
16%
36%
16%
9,700
16%
36%
16%
35%
16%
23%
34%
29%
*1031/2
22%
34
*27%
22%
♦223/s
23
*22 3/a
23
1,200
34%
34%
11,700
33%
34%
*28
29
28
28
11%
11%
11%
11
11
7%
8%
8
8
34%
34
1
11%
11%
11
11%
*11%
10c
8%
8%
8
8%
7%
8
100
28
*27%
4,300
3A
5,900
48%
7,900
110
110%
1093/8
109%
1093A
110
110
110
108
1073/4
107%
108%
108%
108%
108%
10
x66%
67%
66 3/8
66%
66%
4% preferred
100
Continental Baking Co com__No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
66%
*101V2
preferred
48%
49
481%
48 3/4
48
48 %
48%
1,110
320
America—
Common
$3.75
48%
2,800
22%
22 3/a
34%
29
107%
preferred
Container Corp of
2,600
35%
110%
preferred
7,800
8,600
19
108%
$4.52
28
67%
50%
223/8
47%
$4.50
3
69% Jan
65%
49%
110%
4
Jan
6
68%
50%
*107%
Mar
109
31
4
Cuba
8,300
23%
No par
112
3
30% Dec
21
of
80%
No par
No par
11
105% Dec
Sep 22
RR
30%
80%
23%
1
Gas
3
4
Consol
30
68
1.33 %
5% Jan
Mar 16
31
82
•
50
No par
No par
Corp
17% Nov
Jan
Corp
com
Ind
Foods
*81
1
preferred
Electronics
82
10
Coppermines
26% Dec
12% Feb
49%
Consolidated Cigar Corp
4
Jan
503/8
Consolidated
4
110
49%
4
Jan
5
50 %
4
12% Jan
Jan
270
493%
Mills
30
Dec
79
50%
*81
1
110% Dec
5
79
493/4
Solvents
4
51% Feb
32%
80%
51%
Combustion Engineering
Credit Co
26
108
31%
79%
50%
Ohio Elec__5
Southern
40% Jan
3
30
1,400
58,800
par
$4.25 cumulative preferred-No
par
Columbian Carbon Co
No
107% Apr
47% Aug
5
900
'
31% July 15
61 % Dec
8
6
340
66%
Issued"
11
24% May
500
310
91%
26% Jan
8% Jan
520
91
3
13
24,800
59
*57%
4
27
500
5,800
93%
*93
51% Jan
8% Dec
10
105
122
3%
39% Jan
23% Jan 26
3,100
3,600
147
85% Feb
23% Jan
3%
41%
105
121%
*100
■
35
35 %
3%
22
3
5
40
*42%
May 6
45% Mar 22
4
1,600
43%
30
79'A Mar 24
99
69
109%
75
50
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia
60
2,200
200
109 3A
'
66%.~
*190
*74
93
%
67 V
200
75
52%
69
3,500
*74
53 3/a
94
*65
2,000
21%
102%
*146
122%
—-
53
*93
37
213/a
75
77 3A
<
41%
107
36%
'"■>
102 %
21%
104
-
15%
105
*74%
21%
147
122%
36%
130
*42%
-
3%
41
147
15%
*101%
363A
68%
1103/a
103
49%
105
21%
99
*98
49%
15
♦102
67
*1093/4
l
3A
*170
69%
22
No par
No par
2,500
68
1103/a
6,300
64%
200
68%
26 3/a
64'A
67
*1093/4
26
320
94,800
102%
15
21%
69%
26
700
80% V;
643/4
*101%
104
*109'A >110%
,79 %
13,600
;
103%
*190
200
*98
37
36%
81%
4%
46
•'
105
21%
*102%
68%
*190
99
68%
36%
21%
48%
64%
15%
*101%
173/4
483%
25%
49%
15
>
4
3/a
800
2,000
*46
*103
103
48%
153/a
105
104
67
200
.
48 3A
*15%
*101%
200
,' "
10%
16
*17
■
300
10,400
106
*105%
4%
79%
*
46%
105
,
»
lOtf/a,
17%
*46
"<
801/4
253/4
103
106
3,300
133
100
4%
48
45%
147
*120
17%
I71/2
46%
78%
4
45%
*190
v
99%
98
V
/
133
*105%
44%
36%
No par
*120
105 %
45%
21%
50
A
643%
104%
20
j
.
98%
643%
21%
-L
B
8,500
36%
643A
15%
100
4% noncumulative 2nd pfd
100
Columbia Broadcasting Sys cl A-2.50
A
28,700
18%
105%
i
26
22 3/a
B
48,200
653/a *
18
64%
preferred. 100
series
2 7'A
63%
18%
124
;
103%
21%
76%
com
26%
633/4
17%
97%
43%
Colorado & Southern Ry com
4% noncumulative 1st pfd
Class
253A
*103
*42%
Corp
273/8
62 %
17%
45
'<
80%
43%
com
26 3/a
62
64%
47%
1
Colorado Fuel & Iron
5%%
26%
103%
No par
Alkman
78%
*42%
Corp
263/4 -v,
35%
,■
4%
17%
1
Co
1,100
17%
75
preferred
18%
45
100
Colgate-Palmolive
18%
61%
48%
*74%
(The)
183/4
10 3A
No par
Internat'l
18%
*15%
75
com
18 V2 ;
64%
100
common
5,800
103/4
*74%
Molybdenum
Clinton
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
900
22%
15%
stock—50
4%
40%
21%
15%
*103
& St Louis
Ry Co com
100
noncumulative preferred
100
Cleve Elec Illuminating com.No
par
$4.50 preferred
No par
RR
*403/8
*10%
82%
C
Special guaranteed
Clevite Corporation
3/4
10%
80
5%
Cleveland & Pitts
40
21%
15%
4%
1,400
40%
10%
17%
20,900
273,500
26'/a
98
*46
.*
...
21 %
15%
5%
•
iir
40%
15%
18%
4,200
900
42
10%
47
100
.
21%
3A
42
15%
4%
5
convertible
21%
11
18
♦101%
97
'
'
106
47
No par
22
42
41
*105%
25
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
43,500
15%
*15
No par
500
53%
10%
10%
4% preferred
100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial
Corp
No par
Cities Service Co new
lo
City Investing CO common
5
5%% preferred
100
46%
52%
21
20%
,
45% V
125 %
9^>
105% 105%
25
.
125.%
99
25
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
Common
4%%
ilk
98%
1
preferred
Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
45%
*40
*45%
*94%
%
iif
41
No par
Pac
21%
221%
14
*40
21%
&
5,800
*45%
40
Paul
73/a
*94%
18%
St
73/a
.
97
21%
Milw
70
21,200
.52
39%
Chic
1,400
33%
%
51
41%
40%
50
23%
41
.%
46 %
51%
107
37%
*94%
23%
coin—ou
51%
107
38%
.
79
Jan
400
*45
17
6
15,000
43%
31
19% Oct 29
2,100
32%,
153/aV
*15
22
17% May
28%
16
*15'%
Feb
8
5,400
2,200
,
,28%
28%
28%
29
*28%
32
9.50
*46
111
27%
*28%
53% Dec
48% Dec
200
17%
471/4.,
4
30
6,700
5,300
■:*:.
17%
11
15% May 11
36% Jan
4
9%
46%
68 % Jan
May
2,00
17%
41% Jan
89
900
62
89
29%
Corp
19'A
21
*87%
27%
5
19%
21
62%
No par
Co
19%
21%
87%
28
Corp
8,900
61
10
50
3,500
87%
50
A
90
80
29%
47
47
111
*86%
31,900
7934
88
59%
88
200
233%
124
21%
9%
60%
9%
9%
60
*86%"'
17%'
*19%
6,100
1,400
29
30
19%
28%
19%
28
19%
96
124
80
28%
260
105
22%
122
80%
110
48%
48
*103
23%
121
79%
4,300
122
95%
48
105%
19,700
4,600
53%
122
96%
48
121
52%
*52
122
-
105
22%
*120
*116
53%
122
105
22%
120
117
*53
48%
*104
23
119
*116
96%
48
105
22%
123
:123
19
Coca-Cola
63
123
98
117
21%
Coca-Cola Co
26% Apr
48% Feb
34
124
23%
*120
33%
97
105
22%
333/4
123
•
491/4
*103
33%
33%
*116
18%
18
62% Jan
-
99
34%
35
21
15
Jan
Dec
98%
34%
No par
Apr
56
88
16,400
& Louisville Ry cl A_25
Apr
79
2
16%
17%
B
■
127
6
59
16%
40
14
58% Nov 30
21
16%
A
Feb
88 % Dec
3
16%
124
47%
Aircraft
convertible
990'
14
29% May
41% Feb
4
6
46% Dec
41
45% Jan
6
Mar 14
1
80% May
18
21
500
,16%
No par
100
preferred
Jan
16%
124
30%
34
5
cumulative 2nd
17% Jan
18%
Manufacturing
7%
90
18%
17
No par
4%
50% May
16
16%
17
29%
34%
10
148% Mar 14
95% Sep
173/3
18%
Corp
112
pi-
18%
No par
West
9
A
18%
30 3/8
33%
5
Mills
4
20% July 28
24% Dec 31
40% Sep
4
25
12% Jan
15% Mar 24
4
Jan
75% Apr
86% Jan •' 4
20
71 % Jan
44% Jan
990
18%
10
com
Products
Cab
Class
C C
7
9
111% Jan
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
18%
*18%
Elec__No par
Sugar
100'% Mar
125% Mar 17
1,180
*18%
j
133% Jan
976
9,400
53 3A
18%
52 %
Co
Chicago Ind
20
Mar
111
39% Mar 14
6
6
59%
53%
52%
preferred
Clark
4
Jan
5%
15
96
34% May
4
2% Jan 17
22
12
3
22
Jan
56
31
59'A
52%
52%
Rights
197% Apr
"
3% Aug 30
58%
52%
52%
Chicago Corp (The)
Feb
20% Mar 14
29
Jan
89
22% Mar
72
42% Feb
4
59% Nov 22
42% Dec
2% May
4
32% Mar 25
132% Jan
Mar
15
105 % Apr
108% Mar 30
73
3
40% Feb
t
28
68
5
58
52%
52%
—
17
27
14
17% Jan
1
103% Mar 11
14
92
Dec
2
9
18
6
93
6
50% Feb
52% Ffb
26
53
26
Feb
27
94
58%
52%
52 %
12.50
Chicago Great Western Ry
5%
75
11
52%
Chile
25
u
56%
1,200
29%
33%
No par
J
preferred
Class
4
Apr
Mar 14
3
27
104
18 '1
59%
63%
100
Chicago & East 111
27
A^r
27% Apr
16
Mar 10
6
82% Apr
17
Feb
101% Apr
35
5o
18
3
210
4
Jan
7
27
Jan
37
Jan
Dec
70% Jun
July
17
57% Dec
101
7
107
1
3
Feb
45'/8 Mar 14
14 * Mar 24
3
21% Dec
22% Feb
5% Apr
19% Apr
43
22
74
5
59% Jan
li
104% Sep
37% Dec
11% Apr
23% Jan
Nov 23
5
14
'100%
Aug 12
98% July. 22
4
27% Jan
11
66 % Jan
9
49
101% May
105 % Jan
13% Mar 14
15
84 %
11
9% Jan
Aug
3
14
29
21
105% Oct
142% Mar
Mar 15
3
May 25
•72% Dec
20% Feb
47
31
35
56% Feb
6
Jan
15% May
31
16% Dec
7% Jan
21
18
Dec
65% May
9% Feb
10% Aug 30
11% Jan
58%
63%
30%
33%
1
of N
Vought
3%%
20
Oct; 29
63
64
Cnesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3
2
42% Mar 11
6
15% Jan
52% Dec 29
1
Jan
44% Mar
21
Jan
$4.50
36'A Mar 25
26
4
16 % Jan
5% Jan
2
97
-'21% Mar 14
60s/8
1
Common
3'
53% May
17
23% Feb
7
52j/4 Jan
6
93% Jan
595/3
64%
6,100
common
Light
Pasco
Belt
9% Feb
21% Jan
10% Jan
Chain
68
42% Jan
24'%
-29%
Champlcn Paper & Fibre Co—
6
9
26
de
27
30
35% Mar
Cerro
Jan
94% Dec
24%
Co
South
Certain-Teed
Feb
24% Dec
24%
31
34%
20
Violeta
109
4
Jun
&
9
13
10
Central
Central
5
Jan
14
110
243/8
63 %
*49
Century Ribbon
Mar
Mar 14
116%
24%
64%
Illinois Public Service
Apr
43
24%
65%
preferred
12
17
24%
*64%
100
Illinois
18
% Feb
24%
66
50
Hudson Gas &
6% Jan
8.% Dec 30
5
84 % Jan
22
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
22
25% Jan
Nov
43% Jan
4
24%
65%
50
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B
5%
Central RR Co
Class B
11
24%
common
Foundry
Central
17
116%
Aguirre Sugar Co
2
Apr
14% Feb
116%
Corp
common
5
2
116%
No par
Light
Central
1
20
4
116%
Co
Tractor
Corp
28
20
34%
Ry_100
Ohio
preferred
Oct
Shares
29%
.33%
35%
"When issued"
Celotex
the Week
35%
Preferred 4.20%
100
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No
par
7%
2nd preferred
100
4 % % conv
preferred series A_100
27
Friday
May 6
May 5
3i3/8
series
Co
Caterpillar
Sales far
Thursday
5
&
General
I)
PRICES
351/3
preferred
4% Jan
20
$3
&
SALE
34%
preferred series
(J
23 % Mar 25
21% Mar 12
&
Steel
Preferred
27
105 % May
20% Mar 15
26
4% %
15
'100% Apr
4
102% Feb
2
126% Feb
47% Mar 31
107% Jan
Power
Carriers
29
4
Jan
19% Dec
1
Mar
13
22
31 %
HJGH
Wednesday
May 4
5
Carrier Corp
51
Jan
May 3
10
Co
(Philip) Mfg Co
Carpenter
Tuesday
May 2
1
Carolina Clinchfield
Dec
20'/8 Oct
Monday
Par
10
12
17
7
LOW AND
STOCK
Capital
30% Nov
5
13
YORK
EXCHANGE
40% Apr
Jan
126
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1954
—
No
par
33%
105%
76%
*101%
104
34%
106
77%
*66%.
*101%
33%
66%
104
34
*10534
106%
76%
7 6 34
104
*102
34%
33%
106'A
*106%
77
76%
104
34'A
107
76 7 a
*101%
101%
101%
101%
*101%
102 %
104
34%
34%
106 %
10614
420
77 %
10,000
77
A4
102%
2,000
67
1/
4
AO
1 )
3,800
300
V
\
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
Year
Lowest
1954
7'/a May
4
17% Jun
22
10% Jan
6
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
STOCK
P«f
10 % Mar 14
12
Feb
7
19% Apr
13% Jan
11 Mi Deo
Dec
14% Dec 10
22
6
21% Apr
21
Continental Cop & Steel Ind
5% convertible preferred
6
24
20
Continental
Apr
)0
101
101%
40
99%
1
12
12%
11%
12
11%
11%
11 %.
12%
103/8
10%
*20%
213%
21%
22
> 39%
40%
100% 100%
12
12%
8
78%
80
78%
78'A
79
..
303/4
31
30
30%
22%
22%
22
22 %
21%
30%
22
78
30%
79%
14
5
5
79%
30a/4
x40%
41
39%
40%
39%
403%
__
„
__
__
__
5
24%
25
24%
25
24
24%
25
21%
5
22%
223/4
Foundry & Machine—1
40%
40%
Diamond
com_2
Fibre
Dec
29
Apr
15
Continental
Insurance
4
13% Dec
31
11% Mar 14
14% Feb
8
Continental
Motors
Jan
4
75% Nov 24
70
833/4 Mar 28
Continental
Oil
15 % Jan
4
27% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
32% Apr
Continental Steel Corp
19
8
25 % Apr
22
20% Jan
23% Mar
72
Feb~15
7% Jan
52
Dec
102
24
Jan
18
363/4 Mar 14
ft May
19
Nov
1
48 % May 25
Continental
110
28
13 May
5
Copper
31
21 */4 Mar 29
25
Apr
29
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
52
Jan
21
31
50 % Jan
52
44% Mar
5
51% Dec
21% Jan
4
36
8
96 % Jan
6
'71 % Feb
24
Convertible
54% Apr
27
35% Jan
3
Cornell
Mar 14
66% May
6
Corning
102
Apr~13
95% Jan
12
102
Apr
29
98
Jan
26
1013/4 Apr
12
80% Jan
20
90% May
27
30% May
91% Nov 30
29% Apr
174% Jan
5
19% Sep
1
3% Mar 16
"l
176% Feb
4
26% Nov 23
24% Jan
20
Dec
185
5% Dec
5
Jan
2
9
Jan
7
2
7%
3
54%
*33%
Cosden
6% Feb
18
"when
issued"—;
10
100
Corp
4
2% Dec
16
3/4, Feb
18
4
40% Dec
29
37% Jan
6
483/4 Jan
28
Crane
4
99 % Mar 30
95% Jan
24
98% Apr
11
28% Jan
7
26% Mar 22
30% Dec
14
Jan
4
17% July 20
29% Jan
4
35% Oct
-11
1
1
1
4
4
21% Jan
11
72 % Jan
4
13% Nov
10
11% Jan
4
15% Dec
43/8 Oct
21
73/4 Dec
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
30
37
55
643/4 Nov 23
34% Jan
101 % Jan
7
Jan
20
Nov
26
104% Jan
36% Dec
31
32% Jan
106
109% Dec 31
Apr
of
Crown
Cork
27% May 14
100% Jan
136
Apr
9
13% Jan
18% Mar 29
29
53/4 Jan
93/4 May 2
733/4 Apr 26
Dec
31
f
Dec
59
4
108
54% Jan
5
62
Aug 17
18% Dec 27
59
33% Dec 28
31
Jan
6
135
Jan
27
39
Jan
11
136% July 20
643% Deo
8
56% Jan
7
30% Jan
11
48% Not 24
87% Jan
26
94
43/a May 18
13% Jun
7
43% Jan
92
16
6
Apr 27
13% Feb
4
25% Dec 27
23
Jan
6
37
Apr
27
17
Jan
5
46
Aug 23
96% Apr
1
42% Jan
90
91
Jan
13
943/4 Jan
11
11% Jan
101% Oct
e
14
45 % Feb
23
4
35% Nov 12
31% Jan
0
4
35% Oct
34
8
55
243/4 Jan
32% Jan
Jun
1
Mar
5
113
No par
60
1
*136
137%
70
2.50
47/a
20
common
*12%
3
37
Jan
18
42% Feb
28
Devoe
38% Oct
1
35% Apr
4
40% Jan
31
Diamond
Dec
13
13
114% Jan
11
0
63% Feb
1
4.40%
Jan
4
57
20
14% Jan
4
18% Sep
7
13% Mar 2a
16
47%
18 3/4 Jan
4
15
104% Dec 30
23
23% Dec 31
4
13% Sep
Jan
Dlvco
643/4 Apr
Dixie Cup
26
79
Apr 29
373/4 May 0
15 3/4 Jan
3
5%
Pepper
26
Dow
13
Dresser
13
3%%
7
12% Mar 10
12% Aug 19
10% Feb
3
118
Apr
243A Jan
3
14
Apr 15
121/4 Mar 4
11
1153/4 Jan
12
94% Jan
6
28% Jan
13
45
Jan
6
170
Deo
•
157
Jan
If
1223/4 Oct
1
118
Jan
17
124
Apr
12
98% Feb
7
101
Apr
12
101% Nov 24
35% Sep
49
7
33% Jan
3
46% Jan 12
Mar 12
191
May
37% Mar
5
Chemical
Co
213/4
21%
12,800
35%
35%
35 3A
35'A
35%
4,800
119%
120%
120%
122 3A
3,600
35%
35y8
353/4
*71
119
13%
14
3%
14%
133/4
35%
73
3%
14
24
37%
37%
37%
377/a
38
1,300
353/4
36
36
36%
4,000
36
353/4
113
112
57
56%
353/4
112
57%
35
353/8
*111
56%
*33%
36
112
57%
35
35
35%
300
14%
14%
14%
15
143/4
143/4
2,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 3A
127/a
2,600
2
31%
313/4
31%
32%
32
32%
32%
33%
8,400
11
10%
31%
10%
32
10%
10%
10%
103/4
11%
11
11%
15,300
61%
60
60
607A
1,900
76%
*74
77
77
77
36%
37%
37%
37%
373A
1,400
*14%
14 %
14%
14 %
1,400
63
63
*77
79%
*37
61
37%
14%
*74%
37
143/a
37%
36 3/8
14%
14%
16%
16%
71%
16%
16%
16%
163A
163/4
167/a
68'/8
703/4
68 %
707/8
69
70
40,400
49%
49%
49%
49%
50%
49%
50%
17,900
common
convertible
5
50o
preferred
100
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
493/»
433/a
*108
21%
49%
413/4
43%
110
108
213/4
21%
43%
108
413/4
*102
21%
21%
14%
423/4
108
21%
1
No par
de Nem
13%
10%
*12%
13%
*123A
13%
*123A
133/8
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
Common
107/a
10,000
187%
186%
1873/4
186%
189%
191
189 3/4
190%
12,900
1203/4
1203/4
120%
121
120%
189%
1213/a
Preferred $4.50 series
Preferred $3.50 series
-No par
121%
121%
1203/4
121
98%
98%
•98 3A
99%
993/a
99%
800
35%
35%
35%
13,400
99
99 3/8
*
993/a
993/a
353/8
35%
35%
35'/a
35 %
49% Apr 27
53% Apr 22
$3.75
preferred
*483/4
49%
*48%
49%
*483/4
49%
48%
48 3A
*48'A
48%
20
$4.15
*53
53 %
*53
53%
523/4
523/4
52
52%
*513/4
52'A
120
preferred
53
4%
51%
51%
51%
51%
Duquesne
Light
Co
35 %
com.
25
54
$2.10
*523%
53%
*52%
53%
14
Jan
•
27
Feb
54% Mar
Apr
16% Apr
18
1
14
11
353/4 Mar
0
49% Apr
21
Eastern
0
30% Mar 28
Eastern
18
Eastern
30% Feb
82
May
10
5
52% Nov 24
45
20% Jan
27% Oct
13
24% Mar 15
95
Jun
11
54% Apr 14
2 9'/4 Apr 20
93
Mar 17
95
393A Dec
10
36
Jan
85% Feb
3
19
Jan
4
106
Dec
1
13% Feb
23
23% Dec
Nov
24
45% Mar
2
l%Jan
4
23
May
11% Mar
233A Jan
Mar 14
6
103% Jan 31
9
33
11
17
Apr 28
35% Mar 14
4% Dec 27
3% Jan
6
29% Dec 31
3
16% Dec 27
12
22
May
273A Feb
15'A Jan
5
175
Jan
31
3
14
17
15
15
10
Elec
34% Feb 23
22% Feb
25
Apr 26
50
Oct
Jan
4
54 % Dec
30
50
Jan
17
41% Jun
17
39% Jan
6
54'/2 Apr
11
19
3
24 3% Mar
143/4 Jan
11
4
9% Jun
8
22% Feb
17
26
Jan
92
Jan
6
22 % Jan
4
4
16% Jan
4
66
Jan
4
10
Dec
29
For
31% Feb
17
53
Feb
203A Aug
4
15% Dec 20
13% Jan 20
163/a Feb
26% July 28
25% Jan
27% Mar 24
29% May 19
28 % Jan
0
96
102
Jan
3
«
page
2nd
Natural
Electric
Mfg
Co
26.
33%
33
33%
3,400
45%
453A
46'A
46%
47 3A
14,200
27
27%
27 %
28
27%
28 Va
257/8
26%
25%
26
25%
25%
25%
26
257/s
26
79%
80
78%
79%
78%
79%
80
82
80%
81%
170
x51 %
1
27%
*93 %
437A
*103
171%
52
*171
x50
172
503/4
200
172
50
51
51%
51 %
53
2,300
28
273A
28%
28
28%
1,600
28
28%
27%
93%
933A
*93%
44
43%
44
107
7,100
50
94%
*103
171%
171%
*170
3,200
10,800
*170
28
107
170
33%
43%
*103
95
43%
107
*93%
43%
•103
95
44
107
*93%
43 '/2
*103
..
95
20
44
5,200
107
2,400
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17%
17
17
42'A
43%
41%
423/4
41%
41%
42
42 3/8
42
42 3A
4%
33A
33A
3%
31%
313/4
31
31%
30%
31
31
31%
30%
31%
3,700
20%
203A
203A
21 %
20%
21
20 %
20%
20 3A
21
2,800
22%
9,700
23%
*50
4
23%
223/a
23
51%
50%
50%
22
*50%
3%
4
37/a
4
17,500
47,000
22%
22
22%
22
51
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
400
12,200
190
*50%
51%
51
51
51%
50]A
50%
47%
483/a
47%
47%
46%
47%
453A
46%
46
46 3/8
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
213/4
21'A
21%
21%
21%
1,900
14%
14
13%
14%
14 y4
14%
14%
143/4
17,200
26%
26%
26'A
26'A
3.000
28%
283/4
2,000
143/a
10
*26%
*50
26%
26%
26'A
25
283/4
28%
28%
29
28%
28%
29
29
100
*98%
99%
*98%
99%
99%
99%
99%
99%
*98%
99%
Co.
.8.50
26%
27%
26 3A
27
X26%
26%
26'A
26%
2b*Va
26 %
7,700
common
Ho par
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
23%
23%
23%
23%
237/a
19,500
80%
81%
80'A
80 %
80
80%
81
81
80 %
81%
1,700
72%
*71
72%
*71
24% Apr
20
Erie
11
83% Apr
18
5%
72
20
Erie &
preferred
„
33%
45'/a
273/4
14%
263/4
18
Jan
33%
46
27'A
4
Gas
1
33%
45'A
27%
5
Equitable
Jan
33%
473/8
27 %
3
3
69% Mar
33%
46 %
50
preferred
Gas
Emerson Radio A Phonograph
Empire District Electric Co
RR
33%
10
28% Jan
100
15%
50
76
21
see
Emerson
15%
60
15
common
conv
Paso
500
10
preferred
5%
El
153/4
3%
21
22% Dec 29
footnotes
Co
15%
_
1
Endicott Johnson Corp common
4%
preferred
25% Jan
5%
200
5
5
2
Deo
Elliott
53
153/4
shares
Jan
Feb
79
18
Amer
20% Jan
July 13
27% Dec 27
74% Peb
33% Feb
2
21
Ind
Storage Battery
Elgin National Watch Co
17
*52%
*15%
100
Electric
28
58% Feb
53
15%
2.50
common
5% Feb
49
35% Jan
Inc
23% Feb
6
53%
15%
2
common
443/8 Apr
3
54
*52 3/4
15%
100
Bros Stores
preferred
Products Co
Mus
52
*53'A
53'A
15%
100
4% %
A
*52%
1,000
51 %
54
5
Corp
common
4%%
preferred
Elastic Stop
Nut Co
Electric
Auto-Lite
(The)
48
25
Steel
Kodak Co
preferred
Ekco
53
52 y8
10
Inc.
Manufacturing Co
Edison
Jan
45% Apr
105% Jan
29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8
4
6%
Eaton
53
*53%
—1
Co
Airlines
Eastman
51%
-10
Stainless
67
Eagle-Picher
51%
*531/4
I
Corp
21% Jan
S
51%
10
0
Jan
37% Feb 24
22% Jan
50
DWG Cigar Corp
Jan
170
100
preferred
35% Jan
1
4
51%
preferred
22
Jan
1,000
353/a
7
Apr
Sep
20
3,700
13%
53
172
9,600
21%
103/4
52%
4
44
112
21%
13%
54
Mar
42 y8
*106
10%
*13
(E I) A Co-
*52%
165
21%
185 3/4
Internationa]
Corp
*53%
Mar 14
43
110
5,600
100
523/4
31
42 3A
*105
21'A
54
72 % Dec
100
14%
52%
4
77
69
53%
4
603A
*73
16%
54
9% Jan
61%
72%
503/8
*523/4
46% Jan
61'A
16%
*53%
8
35
70%
4.10%
S
*35
35
preferred
4.20%
preferred
Deo
35
3,100
143/4
53% Mar 30
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
57%
35
34%
14
40
57%
*33%
123/4
50% Jan
29% Dee
30
112
*111
35
14%
52
12
'
57%
34%
48% Jan 12
18% Jan
112
12%
8
21% Apr 28
15% Jan
4
57%
*33%
15
9
Deo 22
•111
34%
53% Oct
15
800
233/4
54% Deo
7
7,100
37%
7
9% Jan
14%
24'A
23 %
10
Jan 21
24
5.00C
133/4
3%
373/4
4
Sep
13%
3%
*23%
3%
23%
53% Nov
51
3,500
73
373/4
1
2
133/4.
36
23
12
Feb
3%
357/a
*71
73
38
50% Jan
51
•71
24
473/4 July
51% July
54% Oct 25
2,800
12%
common
Pont
68
213A
No par
new
Industries
Duplan
118
3%
*34%
1
Mines Ltd
Dunhlll
67%
21%
No par
50% Apr
473/8 Apr
6
563A
73
3%
*33%
No pax
Douglas Aircraft Co
17
353/4
*112
3%
34%
-No par
I
50
Co
Dome
Jan
67%
21%
143/4
(The)
7
du
104% Jan
common
Co
183/4 Mar 31
20% Mar 16
67%
2
Ltd
preferred series
Dobeckmun
Dr
1,500
35%
68
1
Co
conv
38
*71
25
Corp
91% Feb
98
353/4
35%
50o
T Motor Car Co
11% Jan 10
*23%
73
*33
preferred
cum
303/4 Jan
41% Dec 29
75% Jan
Jan
1
issued"
Mar 15
4
43 % Mar 14
Dec"23
203/4 Dec
7
"when
May
68 %
11% Oct 27
100
common
3
15 % Dec
2
preferred
35
5
333/8 Feb
2
1
$1.50
13%
10
303/8 Apr
28
3%
A
11
2
16,100
353A
'
*71
1
common
Diamond
37% Jan
new. 100
1
Diana 8tores Corp
Distillers
Corp-Segrams
11
333/4
20
640
RR—
Co
3
Feb
33'A
*353/8
36
163/8 Mar 16
30% Mar 14
33%
120
13% Jan
68
7,100
33
353/4
7
52% Jan
10,800
69%
118%
10
7
15'A
68%
36
11
61% Dec
2,900
15%
69
121
12% Jan
75
Aug 4
34% Dec 31
20%
15%
673A
35%
133/4 Jan
9
20
15 %
119%
34% Jan
11
197/a
15%
68
21%
16
Jan
20%
35%
16% July 23
13% Aug 16
26% Aug
10% Jan
99%
19%
22
15
Match
Common
40
*98%
99%
35%
Corp
cum
Diamond
12%
♦98%
21%
class
2,900
99%
347/a
Co
2,200
♦98%
22%
Raynolds
673/4
3,500
35
20
Alkali
2,800
137%
67
97
22
Vilbiss Co
A
33%
33%
♦136
*96
35
Edison
39% Dec
56,100
97
A Light Co_ 13.50
Detroit Hillsdale A 8 W RR Co.100
7
20%
*96
66%
8
1,600
20%
97
*35%
273/B Jan
593/4
943/4
68%
20% Jan
20
59
59%
113%
*95%
67%
Steel
12,700
*113
114
97
35'A
Detroit
32%
1,100
96
68%
De
7%
6,000
7%
32%
7%
800
9%
4,900
35%
3
69
453A
68
18
9
96
50
Stove
69
9
32
27%
33%
Detroit-Michigan
71
45%
33
17
29,400
95%
33%
353/8
f
9%
277/a
33%
common
9%
95%
34%
ctfs for
4,600
45'A
33%
35%
Escrow
610
17%
443A
673/8
Detroit
1,200
17
27%
68 3/8
7
123 %
17
17%
*943A
673A
19
123 %
17%
9%
95
69
Mar 23
1,200
45
68
71
9% Mar 18
*12 '/a
273/4
1
37% Mar
17,500
273A
27%
Deep Rock Oil Corp
126% Apr
41%
123%
*443/4
15
West
200
41%
123%
50
14%
Grande
6,200
107
100
153/8
A Rio
500
77%
77
107
1,000
203/4
20
12,400
12%
99%
100
1,200
143%
36%
*12'/a
5
14%
Western
313/4
14%
*35%
20%
20%
33%
33%
*136
137%
67%
68
12%
20%
36
31%
4,700
33,000
*47/a
'4%
*12 %
*98%
preferred
99%
47/a
153/8
A
*97%
46%
203/4
lo
1,000
93%
15%
Co common
710
14,500
5%
2%
453/4
43A
20'A
7%
/
28%
46%
50o
Deere A
50
93 %
50o
353/4 Apr 14
353/4 May 5
8,500
500
5
Co
Apr
6,600
96
Inc
Rubber
89%
46%
Decca
Records
700
45%
Dayton
*95'A
1,300
12,200
*93'A
16
common
6,200
5,200
46
23
32% Jan
Nov
12%
4,400
96
16% Feb
1
113/4 Jan 12
5
12%
4,300
5,30C
45%
223/4 Feb
I
36
*47/8
12%
6,600
*93%
74
Jan
83/4 May 17
5
96
99%
Feb
28% Mar 24
47%
*98%
13
353/8 Sep
46
*93
100
22
21
48
96
C
23
12
68%
70
series
33% Dec
103/8 May 10
67%
67%
20%
3.90%
10
10% Jun
333/4
137%
Preferred
Feb
33% Jan
33%
*136
28
7
Apr
47% Jan
20
33%
99% Apr
Jan
111
20s/a
137%
97
2% Jan
53% Dec 30
59
96'A
July 19
116
61
*96
4% Feb
15% Feb
4
*113
33
34
7%
8
100
3% July 21
15% Dec 31
12
32%
B
Denver
Jan
*94
*59%
9
32
114
series
Power
33% Jan
47%
100
73/4
*136
70%
A
31%
*113
3.75%
Delaware
101
20
60
'
Preferred
Apr 26
8
21
34
100
8%
4
17
18
593/4
32 %
114
93/0
*68 %
9%
45%
Jan
2% Apr
73/4
*111
17%
93/a
28
30
0
v
68
96
33% Aug
12
20%
8%
8%
44%
7
Jan
32%
60
8%
9
68
9%
27%
27
66
32%
113
9%
70
45 3A
Lack
33% Jan
9
28%
Delaware
101
9%
70
9%
1
No par
Delaware A Hudson
3
*32%
9%
73
95%
3
Aug
9
453A
2
Nov 30
9%
28
25% Mar
35
124
7
68% May
68
124%
123%
*71
Inc—2.50
pfd
Light
6
117% Dec 20
123
123
100
10
&
18
8
30
126%
123
100
'
18% Jan
12
123
128
A
Dayton Power
-
51% Jan
11
128
l73/4
preferred
Dec 30
62% July
40%
423/a
75
107%
41%
*17%
1
Corp
convertible
57
28% Jan
74%
*106%
127
No par
20% Dec 28
55% Jan
403/4
75%
107
17%
Inc
3
8
106%
42%
1
Stores
73%
74%
106
17%
Inc 7%
4
Apr
14%
35%
18
common
May
12% Jan
41
723/4
14%
35%
1,900
21,700
27
5%
2%
453/a
31%
31%
143%
14%
353/4
35%
74%
76%
106% 107
41 %
41%
123% 125
123'% 123%
*17
17%
14%
353/4
series
17
17% Jan
14% Jan
31%
13%
353/4
3.75%
14
19% Jan 20
4
9% Apr 27
35% Jan 11
*313/4
143/a
35%
Preferred
953/4 Feb
13
313/4
Daystrom Inc
4
463/4 Mar 22
96% Jan
18% Nov 23
12% May
5%
2
Mar
313/4
14%
2%
17%
preferred series
Davega
18
93
Nov 28
97
3%%
24
32% Mar
32%
Dana Corp common
17
96% Jan
93'/a Mar 23
32%
A
Cutler-Hammer
1
6% Jan
*2%
44%
*97%
5
Cushman's Sons
Mar 17
95
12
U% Mar 15
Class
10
50% Mar
«
Curtis-Wright
7
44%
98%
2%
common.10
Sugar
Publishing common
preferred
Prior preferred
8
Jan
75% Feb
27
43/4 May
Aug 20
8
Jan
35% Feb
140
44%
*96%
23/a
17%
23% Mar 18
7
44%
2%
45
16%
6
4
5%
2%
45%
99 %
17%
23
11
5"%
17%
67% Feb
Jan
5%
173/a
$7
Jan
5%
17%
Cunningham Drug Stores
73A Jan
53/4
128
Curtis
25
53/4
100
5
153/4 Jan
53/4
2% 12%
178
98%
100
pfd
10
134
Dec
preferred
11
Feb
116
*5%
178
1,600
29%
30%
178
178%
27%
42
23
4
26%
177
433/4
Inc
Press
26%
common—25
Feb
Jan
May
106
Cuneo
26%
177
400
5,500
33%
88%
30%
267/s
*96%
a
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%%
preferred
1
30%
303/a
176%
6,000
643/8
66%
*98%
993/4
*101
103
89%
26%
Shares
22
51
55
*54%
33%
102
176%
106
non-cum
Cuban-American
89'%
98%
called
6%
102
893/4
273/a
common—5
No par
Corp
convertible
RR
30%
30%
102
177%
*35
9% Jan
7% Mar 29
6
Dec
93/4 Mar
35
31% Mar 29
2
19
Jan
Feb
83/e Mar 14
29
9% Aug
35
6% Apr
93
5%
Cuba
7
30
89%
903/a
27%
177
No par
preferred
Preferred
21
20 5/a Mar
9% Jan
60
May
15% Feb
303/4
*101
102
44'%
(The)
Crucible Steel of Amer
Mar 23
134
J~an~26
89%
79
30"%
tbe Week
39%
Yi
243/a
24%
*49
51
54%
33%
64%
993/4
*96%
common—2.50
Seal
Zellerbach
$4.20
3
45% Mar 23
Wheat Corp
A
*101
90%
99%
U
24%
25
preferred
Crown
6
May
123
203/4
$2
25
77% May
107
Cream
3
16% Jan
Jan
30%
54%
33%
62%
*98%
623/4
102
37%
A
100
common
preferred
4
32% Mar
1jj/4 Mar 30
34
15
Co
62
*98%
30%
21%
31
*49
33%
993/4
31 %
21%
24%
54%
33%
*98%
Petroleum
3%*
*54%
34
983A
90%
21"%
51
54%
78%
39
ft
54%
98%
*101
39%
101%
*49
51
10%
21%
21%
*39%
40
100% 100%
10%
*20%
21%
21
21%
34
633/4
Refining common.25
10%
34
623/4
28 y2 Jan
2
39%
100%
993A
633/4
91% Jan
6
*49
21
40%
63%
Coty Inc
Coty International Corp
1 % Jan
51
54%
22%
5
preferred
15
*21
21%
103/8
x21
10%
21%
100
series of 1947-100
pfd 3%%
Common
*49
50
preferred
Cum
10%
Corp__l
Electric
Glass Works common
Corn Products
Apr
29
series—50
series
Dubiller
3%%
2
182% Jan
pref 5%
Preferred 6%
6
Mar 21
Aug 25
99%
__
new
Copperweld Steel Co common
54
957/e Jan
Corp
Co
Range
32
7
Dec
Delaware
Rights /_
5
243/4 Dec
of
Cooper-Bessemer
2
Mar 28
48
l03/8
103/4
21%
40% Apr 11
93% Mar 14
45% Mar 28
Friday
May 6
Tbarsday
May 5
May 4
May 3
May Z
Sales fw
8ALB PRICKS
Wednesday
Tuesday
Menday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Monday, May 9, 1955
RECORD
LOW AND HIGH
BTOPKP
Range for Previous
.
series
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
100
50
*71
27
72%
*71
72%
*71
72'A
60
Volume
Number 5427
181
.
.
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2131)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Kange for Previous
Year
Lswest
Range since Jan.
Highest
11% Jan
Lowest
27
26% Dec
4
1
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
23% Jan
16
14% Dec
1% Apr 26
20% Not
11
15
Apr
27% Jun
19
17% Jan
1
53% Mar 29
Dec
30% Dec
3% Apr
8
10% Oct 13
48% Oct 13
14
23
19
56% Apr
34% Dec
16
17% Mar
7
Falstaff
Brewing
Family
25
Feb
4
73
Feb
15
34
25
Feb
18
Fansteel
27
Farwick
3
Jan
4
5%
50
Jan
3
5%%
12% May
52% Jan
4
10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
110% Dec
41 % Dec
9% Feb
28% Jan
10
Sep~24
49% Feb
6
4
24
38% Apr
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix
24
Filtrol
Jan
18
64% May
Oct" 15
105
May
3
108
53
Mar
9
59
7% Mar
10% Oct 21
25% Jan
42% Dec
22
S8% Jan
104% Dec
9% Mar 14
3
16% Nov
38% Jan
102
6
Jan
18
2
Mar
Jan
3
First
10% Apr 18
46% Feb 17
Firth
105% May 5
26% Jan 12
28% Jan
21% Apr
38% Sep
23
28
35% Jan
6
49 % May
38% Jan
57% Nov 22
55% Jan
5
70 % Apr
35
Aug
48% Sep 23
93% Jan
101% Nov
37% Jan
88% Jan
6
4
22
Nov
43% Mar 15
5
53% Dec
29
12
£4% Jan
29
18% Mar 11
113
100% Dec
99
13
Jan
11
38% Deo
4
9% Dec
12% Dec
6
13
Feb
28
12
17
8% Jan
7
11% Mar 14
4
76% Nov 12
68
Jan
6
Jan
7
15% Nov 19
14
Jan
18
23% Jan
4
38% Dec 29
11
69% Jan
4
92
4% Nov 15
Dec
34% Mar 14
29
7% Aug
88% Mar 30
2
4
31% Dec
31
26 % Mar 14
4
10
31
34% Jan
23
6
43
Dec
Dec
9
25
Jan
14
41% Jan
18
31% Apr
29
Jan
13
Dec
17
22% Jan
4
40% Dec
21
7
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
35% Jan
18
5% Jan
50
30% Jan
6
3% Apr
25
12
May
7
25% Jan
22
20% Jan
4
35 y4 Mar 14
Dec
2
37% Nov
17
32
31
10
26 % Mar 15
Dec
Mar 14
7
Mar 31
7
42% May
6
91% Jan 10
6"% Mar
:u
5
46 Va Feb
25
9% Mar
1
Mar
May
105% Jan
3
107% Mar
28
Jan
13
65% Nov 24
57 % Jan
28
64 % Mar
11
10
135% Aug
3
148% Feb
4
139
Jan
4
5%
Jan
3
147% Mar
29% Jan
7
36% Feb
23
General Bronze
15
6
22
16
General
71
89
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
4%
1st
49
Dec
31
45% Jan
18
89% Apr
55% Feb
11
30% Mar
16
4%
conv
17% May
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
28% Apr
20
General
122
Feb
Jan
15
131
Dec
29
131
Jan
Feb
3
Jan
1
15% Nov
3
19% Dec
1
18
Jan
6
21% Mar
7
General
11
8
15% Dec
1
14
May
6
17
Mar
7
6%
Mar 29
Jan
13b
Mar 11
54
*46%
48
44%
X363/4
7%
37 %
37 Va
3,500
12 %
13
123/4
13
12%
13
5,100
353/8
35%
35
35%
35
60%
35%
59%
4,100
60 Va
593/8
60
59%
601/4
10%
60%
60 %
♦101/2
8,400
10%
10 %
60
10%
37%
38
109%
37%
62%
641/2
106%
541/4
10
40%
55
36%
10%
1,600
37%
37 Va
37%
5,700
109%
1093/4
1093/4
2,800
63%
54
54%
9%
36%
54
54 3/4
9%
403%
37%
63%
107%
10
40
37 %
63
*107
107
40
63%
♦107
54%
9%
*9%
40%
45
46
46
46%
46
70%
53%
100
10
No par
1
10
1
common
49%
105
105
*105
69%
69%
541/4
54%
54%
991/2
99%
99%
50
50
107
50%
106%
107%
23
23
463/4
45%
49%
4,400
65
9,100
45%
69%
68%
553/4
56%
493/4
58 Va
99%
99
99
50%
50
50%
50
51%
*106
107 Va
107
107
98%
*98%
98
39%
38%
40
39
39 3A
10 Va
10%
10Va
10
♦12
12
12'A
73%
73i%
♦15
39%
♦90
15'/2
11%
12
12
12'/a
12 Va
74
73%
73%
73
73%
15%
15%
15
15
3,700
15%
200
40%
41%
411/4
42%
43,300
90%
90
90
90
90
90
90 Va
90%
90 »/a
190
6%
'
6
27%
27%
9%
93/4
93A
46
453A
453A
♦45
46
•45
46
300
32
313%
32%
♦32
32'A
32
32
1,800
40%
40%
41
41
1,100
39
39
39%
39%
40%
7%
9%
7%
38
♦36
6
5%
263/4
41%
7%
6
6
28
*40
40%
38%
39%
7%
7%
7%
37%
1
♦35%
37%
393/4
38%
38%
'38%
28
28
Va
28%
27%
*35
38
1
27%
28%
28
•106%
107
♦106%
♦106'A
1063/4
*106'A
2.50
61%
62
61%
62
61%
62%
62%
5
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/a
10%
10%
No par
145%
1461/4
;
145
3/8
1063/4
145
6
28
9%
9%
A
39
\
7%
37
6
17,000
9%
2,900
393/4
7%
♦36
4,700
28%
3,500
7 3/4
37%
6,400
,
•'
.
38%
383/a
383/4
6,900
28
27%
28'A
2,800
106 3/4
106 »A
1061/4
120
623/4
62'A
621/4
3,200
10'A
10%
10%
3,700
♦144
146
146%
146%
32
32Va
32
32%
31%
31%
32
32
32'/a
32Va
1,400
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21 Va
21%
21 Va
21%
15,800
85%
♦51
No par
28%
100
135%
86
146
6'A
28
7%
...
40
145
•86
88
86
53
•50
53
♦51
28%
x27%
28
136
•133
135%
27%
135
2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
10
14%
14'/a
♦14%
14%
*14%
new_3
common
2,000
74
403/4
39%
preferred
12 Va
♦14%
393/4
41%
50
400
403/a
42%
40
100
34,300
39%
46
♦36
73 Va
99
40y2
31%
♦41%
*98 V2
15%
72%
♦15
32%
100
360
250
10
_100
com
9,900
8,800
108
381/4
1
preferred
107%
10%
46Va
5
130
900
58%
*99
98%
46V2
No par
68 3%
58%
99%
*99
98%
32
Corp
68%
106 %
403/a
10%
12%
9%
common
9,100
23%
*23
41%
10%
27%
com
2,500
9%
♦105
1.66%
Investors
10'A
42
10
41%
105 Va
98%
9 7/a
2
3,400
38
28%
50
55%
10%
9%
com
preferred
110
543/8
55
41%
6
5
4,200
98%
27%
No par
8,900
64 %
107V4
39'/2
5
50
383/4
64%
98%
♦10
1
common
common
54 3A
37%
107 %
64
40%
106
68%
373/4
107%
105%
46 3/8
69%
1
10 3/8
363/4
109%
23%
105
10%
37%
1103/4
23%
107
of
10%
36%
109%
37%
62%
107
10%
411/4
10%
37%
110 %
37
108%
24%
♦99
Contract Corp
37 Va
13 Va
36%
106%
common
Inc
37 Va
12%
35%
Co„No par
Inc
37
13»/4
36%
23%
preferred
series
43%
13
36%
24%
Corp
Co
8,100
♦50
48%
24
Corp com
preferred2nd
11%
54
♦46%
44%
►104
Cable
Cigar
11%
11%
♦51
43%
5
Transportation
9
6,700
48%
6~25
preferred
10
6,500
6%
54
'51_I15
Inc
Baking Co
$8 preferred
18% Dec
11%
100
29%
6 %
•46 %
100
General
33% Dec
11 %
75
29%
*50%
(The)
10 % Jan
11%
*70
6%
54
5
ser
Industries
18% Jan
11%
75
29%
6%
48%
No par
Co
Container
$4.50
21
11%
29
'
•50
Corp__10
preferred
100
convertible
General Amer
11% Jan
6%
♦70
29%
63/a
♦46%
100
(Robert)
Corp
75
29%
6%
54
37 %
convertible
Wood
♦70
30%
6%
48%
108 %
com
preferred
Gamewell
Co
(The)
Gardner-Denver Co
Gar
11%
75
29
♦50
(The).
Inc
Garrett
11%
♦70
♦46%
1
General American
107% Aug 27
6
Co
Co
Gayiura
18
6%
Y__ 10
N
preferred
4%%
28% Mar
30%
6%
Corp
Gamble-Skogmo
11
40
4%
Galr
Feb
45
Stores
Gabriel
46% Apr
29%
5
Freeport Sulphur Co
1
7
4,000
1
Co
Froedtert Corp
Freuhauf Trailer
7
48% Mar
39
Sugar
3
ikiar
10% Jan
6,200
24 Va
5
preferred
Foster-Wheeler Corp
79
Feb
15%
24
1.
3%%
Francisco
16% Mar 23
15%
Chem
&
1,600
15%
24 Va
7%
convertible
Franklin
44,300
15%
Co
pfd
Machinery
3%%
4
3x
Ins
Inc
cum
10,800
16
16%
233/4
5
Light
Stores
div
4
Jan
Jan
Fair
$4.20
Food
13% Mar
103
9% Oct 25
Food
12 % Apr
5
33
24% Jan
38
7
99% Jan
5% Mar 15
Jan
6% Jan
19
5
Jan
53% Apr
112% Apr
32% Jan
10
45% Jan
58% May
101
21
Mar 22
&
25
50
Corp
Power
13
97% Jan
9
6% Jan
10
Power
153/4
153/4
1
Florida
24%
*16%
24 %
Co
27
25
16
No par
Florida
Jan
15 Va
16
15%
common
6
46% Jan
102
Carpet
Stove
25%
15%
24
Co
Stores
Co (The)
preferred
Florence
24%
15%
16 Va
15%
♦16
15%
1
(The)
25%
X25
24%
1
Fire
Flintkote
$4
6U0
2%
15%
Corn
National
2 Va
2%
24
common
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4%%
preferred
10
5,400
2 J/8
2%
13,300
72
Ferro
15
Jan
62% Nov 23
108
17
26
Apr
40
44'%
15%
Mfg Co
119
44'/a
5
Electric
5
6,500
45
24%
Il_50
series
Dept Stores
1J3
44
5
A
ser
1953
Pacific
Tarrant
16%
25%
15%
15%
Paper Board Co Inc
As
15%
16
52
loVa
2
Federal
Felt
15
16
49%
la I/-
72
Corp
Federal
Federated
24%
16%
16
54
14%
45
*2%
Shares
52
15Va
24
Federal-Mogul Corp
Jan
103
54
204%
4
17% Jan
40% Jan
60% May
6
13% Feb 23
25%
15%
43%
51 %
1
common
pfd
pfd
25
?2,/4
15
1
B
Corp
cum
conv
35% Jan
29
12
29
conv
14%
the Week
I50
common
Metallurgical
Corp
Fedders-Quigan
57
_No par
Corp
Corp
6% Apr
29
Co
series
13% Jan
Apr
&
Finance
5% Mar 14
45
Morse
preferred
5%
18
15
2%
Engine & Airplane Corp_l
Sugar Co
20
28
Feb
2/a
Fairchild
34% Mar 14
76
45%
2%
Fajardo
20
14% Jan
43%
♦2%
7
11% Mar 14
8
4
471/4
2.50
7
26% Jan
27
4
45%
29% Mar 31
Mar 16
?Ji/
15%
15%
18 % Apr
Fairbanks
1J1/
1
3
21% Feb
32% Jan
Dec
15%
Sales far
Friday
May 6
May 5
51
Inc
6
51 % Apr
19% Dec
49
3
May
May 2
5
Corp new
Exchange Bullet Corp
46% Apr
58
8% Jan
Eversharp
Co
Ex-Cello
8
16% Dec 21
20% Jan
Products
16
38% Jan
4
19
70
6
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
64% Apr
5
43% Oct
2% Jan
15% Apr 29
22% Mar 14
6
20% Jun 29
15
Evans
Mar 15
15
29
72
5
15
31
25% Dec
5
Mar 16
May
Par
24% Jan
27
16% Dec
11
Jan
17% Apr
4
2
18% Aug 11
18% Jan
4
52% Jan
6
2% Dec 31
l
9% Jan
13% May
54
13% Jan
29
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
May 3
May 4
Monday
EXCHANGE
43% May
12% Feb
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1954
88
•87
.♦87
89
89
320
170
53
53
54%
53
54
1,000
28
28
28%
28
28%
2,500
135%
*135
135%
18%
18
18'A
18
18%
3,400
14'/a
14%
14
14%
2,300
135
•134%
90
48% Feb
37% May 17
9% Jan
56% Feb
5
4
9
80
General
Dynamics Corp
64%
66%
60%
63%
149,600
65% Feb
16
General
14%
621/2
61%
3
60%
62%
46% Jan
64%
62
25
Electric
5
52%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52
51
51%
51%
513/4
58,200
14% Nov 24
13% Jan
6
17% Apr
22
17%
17%
17%
17Va
17%
17 Va
♦16%
75
17%
17
80% July 22
General Finance Corp (Delaware) .1
General Foods Corp com
No par
84%
84 7/a
84%
84%
84
85
84%
84%
97%
977/a
♦97%
98%
98%
98%
98'A
48% Jun
6
Jan
Jan
8
8% Oct
25
12% Dec 28
10
Feb
10
60% Jan
5
78% Nov 22
66% Jan
6
94
119
Jan
4
123% Feb 26
101
Mar
124% Mar
8
94% Feb
3
120
1
Mar
7
146% Dec
10
£8% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
118% Jan
4
126% Oct
29
Jan
4
99 % Mar
8
11
102% Sep
33% Dec
20
22% Jan
29
29% Jan
7
52% Nov 24
136% Feb
3
89% Mar 14
122% Feb
24
85
May 4
99% Apr 15
13
Feb
23
preferred
Instrument Corp
No par
General
1
General
Mills
No par
75% Mar
122% Jan
11
147
Feb
21
107% Jan
3
127
$3.50
com
Co
5%
preferred
3%%
100
convertible
General
1
.
common
Motors
preferred
Corp
100
5
25
Jan
57% Jan
4
4
3% Jan
18
100
25 % Mar 26
1C0
Jan
18
Nov
17
4% Dec
4
28% Jan
9
44
107
Dec
16
19
General Precision
Jan
13
4% Jan
3
33
27
Aug 16
57% Feb
100
34% Aug 19
Mar 17
39% Jan
105
Apr
6
23
127
Mar 28
5% Mar
36% Apr
48% Mar
106% Feb
Public
Service
Public
Utilities
4
General
Railway Signal
7
5%
4
15% Sep
S
14% Jan
0
17% Mar 24
30% Dec
31
26% Jan
6
33% Mar
12
53% Dec
13
49% Jan
26
32% Oct 22
37% May 21
43% Dec 13
7
Jan
28
100% Apr
4
47 % Dec
57
May
39
Shoe Corp
4%%
Mar 14
Jan
11
76% Dec
3
65% May
13% Jan
46
7
98
Jan
13
4% %
86% Mar 28
20
Jan
18
24% Apr
29
90% Jan
17
96 % Mar 30
6
38% Jan
6
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
7% Feb
8
9
137% Apr
26
162
Nov
168
9% May
60
Dec
3
14
8
160
Jan
7
26% July 30
17% Jan
26
20
59% Jan
6
64% Dec
Dec
28
4% Apr
21
7
Dec
31
1
42
Dec
31
4
47% Dec
29
52
29% July
27% Jan
1% Jan
4
Jan
12
54% Dec
22
50% Jan
18
44% Mar
Jan
6
2
11
Feb
2
22% Feb
16
68 %
Apr 26
62% Apr
21
Jan
27
7% Jan
3
34% Apr
11
42 % Jan
6
41% Mar 14
2% Nov 29
2
Jan
3
49 % Jan
24
12% Jan
5
17% Apr
27
50% Jan
6
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
61% Apr
29% Apr 15
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
Apr
19
£4% Jan
8
7% Mar
29
Jan
40% Aug 18
100
Mar
4
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
10% Jan
11
37% Apr
29% Apr
21
84
10% Dec
33
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
21% Dec
17
21% Jan
80
29
6
5
17
Jan
4
54
Jan
11
Feb
2
27
Jun
9
38% Dec 29
35% Jan
18
17% Jan
4
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
4
154
Oct
27
143
78% Aug 17
1
33% Feb
69
131% Jan
73
Apr
9
28
Jun
18
20% Jan
8
31 % Dec
For footnotes
see
Apr 18
41% Apr 22
Jan
2
Dec
156
35
74
Mar 16
Feb
Feb
19
Telegraph Co
R)
Batteries
&
Co
Inc
Co
58
59%
59%
59%
8,600
112%
112%
*115
♦115
4%
36
125
*112
5
4%
36%
35%
42
•105%
120
5
36%
43%
106 Va
4%
35%
42
*105'A
♦116
120
4%
5
35%
5
35%
36
4%
36
42%
42'/a
43%
43%
106 «/a
•105%
106%
*105V4
*15%
16
153/4
16
15%
15%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%.
55 %
*55%
56
55%
55%
Iron Ore
Great Western
Sugar com
Greenfield
Co
103
*100
57%
103
55%
56
•95%
97
•95%
97
87
•85
87
55%
56%
55%
95%
95%
*95%
*85
86
86%
200
5
11,800
35%
7,300
44
1,500
105 Va
16
900
32 Va
32%
*55%
55%
400
543/a
41,100
54
*36%
♦100
56 3/8
56%
97
122
•95 %
V
♦84 Va
86
37%
56%
86 Va
31%
30%
31
30%
31
303/4
31 Va
30%
68
68%
67
67%
66%
65 3/4
67
67
68
23
24 Va
67%
23%
*94
96%
23%
24%
95
39%
39%
8%
8%
8%
♦160
162
,
•160
40
8%
162
233/8
♦94
39 Va
8%
♦160
24%
24
24%
96
96
39%
39%
39%
39%
6,800
8%
8 '/a
8%
8 Va
8%
5,300
162
*160
*160
162
♦20%
20%
20 Va
20 Va
*20%
20%
20%
20%
66
63%
65%
643/4
65%
65%
65%
65
59
58%
60
6 %
6%
351/2
47
2%
577/8
6
♦34%
59
6%
35 %
58 %
6
35%
7,500
96
23%
*95
64 %
59%
10
17,300
393/a
96
20'/a
35%
5,600
10
97
30%
39%
500
103
31
•94
2,200
58%
59%
6
35%
,
6%
♦35
,6%
6'/a
100
162
20%
400
66 %
10,000
59%
16,400
6 Va
3,700
35%
35
900
35
47
46%
47%
46 Va
46%
46%
46%
46 Va
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
24,200
15400
2%
36,000
5
16%
15%
16%
15%
16
15%
15%
16
15%
5,000
54%
54%
54
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
57 Va
4,300
27%
27 %
27
29%
30,000
12.50
100
♦145
5
com
40%
100
♦96%
1
9%
No par
♦36
28%
16%
149
40%
98
9%
37
28%
♦142
41
*97
9%
273/4
148
41%
98
9%
36%
37
28 %
28%
27 Va
148
41%
*97
93/a
28 %
28 Va
148%
152%
29
29%
155
155
1,200
156
700
41%
41
41
♦40%
41%
973/,
97
973/4
*97
97%
110
9%
2,600
9%
9%
*35
35 Va
35
27%
9%
9%
35%
35
35
Va
230
28
28%
273/4
28
25
Co
No
76
76
75
76 Vi
76
76
77
77
77%
77%
900
par
41
41%
39%
41 Va
393/4
40%
40
40%
40%
41 Va
17,600
22%
22%
22%
22%
22 Vs
22%
22%
22%
22 3%
23
149%
149%
No par
28
3,200
*
4,100
180
100
preferred
L)
57
•85
Prop—No par
Co
Bay & Western RR
(H
♦100
800
10
preferred
conv
9
7
57%
No par
P
common
24% Feb
32% Apr
56%
2%
common
Paper
26% Mar 15
59%
46 %
preferred
cum
Ry
7%
56%
15%
4
(The)
Northern
Green
59%
1
Northern
Green
59
55%
5
Co
City Steel
Gt Northern
1
6,700
32%
No par
Great
5
52%
10
Hosiery
Great
18
52%
10
preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
Feb
52%
16
100
Inc
F)
7
May
52
1
11
75
53V2
10
42% Mar
151
53
55%
No par
Co
(B
(W T)
$2.25
54
32%
5
common
3%%
34% Jan
23
Co
Grand Union
5%%
53%
1
(The)
Stock
(W
Granite
55%
101'A
1
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
30% Mar 14
17
page
3
Co
Goodrich
Grant
500
53%
100
Co-
Goodall-Sanford
Gotham
31 %
100
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S &
13% Sep
50% Dec
29
86% Jan
&
•313/a
101
101 Va
103
Brewing
Grace
3% Mar
14% Jun
33
Gold
31%
126
*100
preferred
Glidden
Goebel
313/a
103
Gould-National
31% Apr 28
7
$4.50
♦101
31%
♦100
Brothers
31
126
100%
54%
Gimbel
Dec
125%
31%
37
(The)
800
125 %
100%
31%
53%
preferred
126'A
126
101
31%
37
Gillette
42% Dec
*125%
125%
16
2.50
57,000
100%
37
com
98Va
31%
54%
Rubber
180
145
101 %
37
&
I2IV4
97%
♦31%
53 %
17
21
♦135
97%
37%
73% Feb
90% Nov
1211/4
121%
145
55%
5
4
96%
37%
preferred
Georgia-Pacific Plywood
8
♦135
973/a
53
3%%
4
121%
121%
145
37%
22
Jan
96
57
33% Apr
28% Jan
eo
121%
♦L>5
37%
General Tire
Jan
98%
53%
6
24% Mar 14
97%
145
1
59% Apr
93
•135
10
Jan~18
82
145
Corp common.No par
preferred
100
45%
8
121%
121'A
•55%
Time
8
121%
121%
♦135
32%
lOo
Telephone Corp
84% Oct 27
69%
5,200
10
Realty & Utilities
Refractories
General
30 % Dec
16,700
43%
General
General
4
11%
69%
1061%
General
2
4
11%
6J
43%
General
3
16
11%
68 Va
♦1051/4
2
39% Jan
10% Jan
11%
68'/a
100
18
75% Jan
11%
69
com_No par
Jan
72% Feb
Dec
5
preferred
35
31
96
6
10c
Corp
28
12
29% Jan
34% Jan
Corp
1
$2.90 convertible preferred-No par
General
28
25% Jan
Eqp
General
Jan
59% Feb
series
7
12% Jan
41
$3.75
General
.18
20% Apr
11%
69
125%
71% Apr
Z
preferred
Preferred
11%
125%
44% Jan
$5
11
68%
101
Outdoor Advertising No par
General Portland Cement Co
1
14
900
11%
No par
3
11
7,300
98
69%
No par
Jan
101% Apr
33% Feb
84%
98
11%
98%
43 V, Mar 14
S5
1,200
84%
69
98%
common
*97%
17
Inc
147%
100
♦73
1
32
32%
32 V8
32%
32
32%
32 Va
32 3
a
32 Va
32%
5,800
29%
29%
28%
29
29
29
28%
28%
28%
28%
1,200
Tap & Die Corp__No par
148
75
*73
75
1493/4
*73
150
151
151
75
•73
75
♦150
153
•73
75
26.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
Year
14% Mar
POVa Jan
97
22% Jan
11
4% Jan
4
Sep
13% Jan
4
94
20
28% Mar 29
39% Dec
68% Jan
4
91
Dec
87% Dec
8 % Apr
4
6
44 Va Feb
23
Jan
6
96% May
5
72% Mar 28
31
Jan
100% May 26
34% July 30
106% July 28
103
Feb
1
104
Apr
6
15
103
110
105 % Feb
4
109
Apr
4
26% Jan
29
105
May
Jan
5
15
Oct
4
36% May
18
106% Feb
105% Mar 22
106% Mar 26
3
Tuesday
May 2
preferred
Monday, May 9, 1955
HIGH
May 3
SALE
PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
May 5
May 6
May 4
the Week
Shares
Corp
Sugar
3
15
15%
15
15%
15
15(4
15
15%
15
*98
98%
98
%
98%
*98
98%
98
98%
*97
34%
33 y8
34%
3J%
34(4
3i%
35%
34%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
39%
41%
40%
41 y2
41 Va
6%
41%
41 %
96(4
9b %
96'A
;:„96%
96%
*96 y2
57%
200
69
68%
68%
68 Va
68%
68%
68%
24,200
1
1
34
6%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com.No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf
.
100
Guantanamo
6
61% Mar 14
Monday
Par
Grumman Aircraft
27
90
4%%
2
35% Jan
29
29
LOW AND
STOCK
Greyhound Corp (The) common
27
45% Feb
5% Jan
9
4
2
98'/a Apr
Mar 30
33% Apr
39% Aug 11
5% Dec 22
45% Jan
16% Mar
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
11% May 21
7
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
1954
Highest
Lowest
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
.
41%
42
*95%
96
*95
68%
69%
x68'
No par
33%
34%
100
100
*102%
104
103%
103 '/a
*107
108
108
108
Oil
Corp
Gulf States Utilities
25
a
Co-
Common
$4.20 dividend preferred
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
100
*106%
34%
34%
,
15%
320
35%
20,500
7
1,700
42
*34(4
34%
103%
,,
20,500
98%
-
103%
*102%
103(4
109
*108
103
*198
7,400
109
*107
34%
35%
36
36%
103%
4,600
103(2
110
;/Y;YY;: 50
107%
*106%
107%
*106(4
101 %
*106(4
107%
*106%
107%
45%
*45(4
45%
*45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
1,100
H
I
35
Jan
27
46% Apr 21
Hackensack
51% Mar 14
62% Apr
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing
5
59%
60%
59%
22 % Feb
Hall
58-/4
5
58%
58-4
58%
58%
58%
59
19% Jan
3,800
21%
21%
£1%
21%
21 (a
2172
21%
21%
21%
22
4,300
22%
22%
46% Aug 17
62% Nov 24
43
20% Apr
Jan
29% Feb
2
17% Jan
13
12% Mar
2
21
29
20
Jan
63% Jan
5
86% Dec 31
86
Jan
12% Jan
4
25% Nov 24
11
21% Jan
Dec
30
106% Oct
25
40% Dec
22
38
131
142
23
135
Jan
15
28
22% Apr
5% Jan
23
32
Jan
19
6
11% Feb
17
4% July 12
Nov
Nov
30
36
Dec
23
15% Jan
31
7% Jan
23% Dec
31
30
28% Dec
31
Mar
4
31% Apr
94% Jan
22
21% Jan
26
35
Feb
19
5
13% Mar 12
68
Jan
6
121% Feb
2
38% Jun
18
52
May 26
14% Jan
26
89
22
Harbison-Walk
3
21
Hat
8% Mar
1
24% Mar
7
30% Mar 24
24
89
May
17
39% Jan
3
45
Feb
101% Oct 11
23% Nov 11
104% Feb
7
22% Jan
6
24% Feb
15
36% Jan
3
38
Apr
28
98% Mar 29
37% Nov 18
20% Oct 14
101
Dec
126% Oct
50
2
27
96
Jan
17
113
26
123
Jan
26
125% Jan
11
Jan
4
Dec
23
40
54% Feb
16
51% Jan
37% Dec
21
22% Mar
Mar 14
18
2
3
46
Mar 14
54% Mar 18
13
Jan
35
Mar 28
45% May
3
6
26% Jan
11
34% July 26
31% Mar 18
35% Jan
26
14% Jan
11
18% Apr
15% May
18% Jan
3
68
21
4
Jan
4
78
Apr
8
Jan
5
74% May
3
81% Jan
5
92
Sep
29
89% Jan
3
92% Feb
2
43% Nov
12
34% Jan
6
18% Mar
1
71
Schaffner
&
Co
Heinz
Glass
3.65%
Helme
Co
7%
Co
May 13
10% Jan
4
18% Aug
7
9
32% Mar
33% Jan
4
52
Oct
5
66% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
27
Dec
6
31% Dec
31
95% Jan
12
12% Nov 23
33
Jan
7
29% Dec
103
40% May
9
36% Oct
84% Jan
6
101
4
:
101
105
4
41% Dec 31
112% Dec 23
38
MarlO
8
40% Jan
1
Mar 10
30% Jan
28
102% Mar
11
15% Mar
Mar 14
28
91% Jan
16
28% Jan
28
34% Jan
24
105% Nov
Apr
18
Nov
17
106
12
100
Feb
19
98
26
May
5
23%
37(4
*37%
37%
37%
37%
700
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
5,600
107
107 %
108%
109
108%
108%
110%
110%
110%
noy2
1,600
123%
124%
124%
125
*124
*124 y4
126
44%
44%
44 %
44%
44 '/a
44(4
*52 %
53%
*52%
53'/4
52%
52%
44
24
126
24
*23%
*124 Va
2,300
126
60
44%
44%
44%
1,800
*52%
53'A
*52%
53 V*
500
Holland
Furnace
(A)
8
44%
44%
45
1
Hooker
Oil
Household
3%%
4%
75
*90%
91%
44%
44%
44%
11%
10
200
6,200
11%
11%
11%
*11%
11%
*11%
*11%
11%
500
25%
26%
26ya
26%
26%
27
26%
28 Va
12,300
15%
16'%
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
11,300
*:
%
'
6%
6
*6%
6 (4
*6 (a
6%
6 Va
6 Va
600
20%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
4,000
30%
30 Vb
30%
*30'/a
30(4
30%
30 y2
*30 y4
30"%
400
41%
*30
12.50
41%
No par
*77%
6%
6%
40%
41 Va
40%
40%
40%
41%
4.1V*
41%
6,600
78
76%
78%
75%
76%
77
77
77
77%
2,000
5
37
38%
37
38
36%
37
36'%
37 Va
36 %
36%
6,300
No par
Co
*105
105%
*105
105 %
105%
100
13%
13%
4,500
com
3
common
preferred—
Finance
28
*105
%
13%
13%
13%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36(4
36%
2O78
28 -/4
*97
98
*97
2o */4
2»7a
98
*97
*101%
103
*102%
103
*102%
*104
105
*104
105
44%
112%
Manhattan
44%
112%:
44%
112
29
29%
7,300
*97%
98
*102%
103
103V4
103%
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
100
44(4
44(4
44%
44%
44%
44%
3,000
114%
114 y2
44%
112%
112
20
20%
*20
20
20(4
2%
29
98
20
3
98
500
103
21%
3
28 %
.8
98
37
*102%
20%
100
2«
*36
103
20
1
105
13%
100
preferred
105
14
100
100
preferred
105%
13%
36%
*36
No par
com
105%
l-i
13%
50
preferred
JHudson &
44%
*74
90%
26 %
30
preferred
conv
44%'
75
11%..
10
Corp
Houdaille-Hershey
$2.25
44(4
90%
25%
5
Sons
Electrochem
$4.25
45%
*74
5
Co
&
Y.
50c
Corp
20%
2%
2%
113
113
115
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
20%
20%
20%
3
2%
3
2%
—
2,200
20
20%
50
.
1,000
24.600
2%
1,500
100
12
12
10%
11
10%
10(4
*10%
11%
11
11
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par
Hunt Foods Inc
6.66%
59
60
59%
60
50%
60
59%
60%
60%
60%
7,000
25
25%
25%
25%
26
27%
27
27%
26%
26%
3,700
5%
preferred-
noncum
800
'
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
Jan
6
9% Feb
17
Hupp
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
19% Jan
3
24% Apr
18
Hussman Refrigerator Co
57 % July 28
63% Dec 31
53% Jan
27
29
Idaho
58% Jan
6
62% Apr
66% Apr
12
50 % Dec
23
47% Jan
5
52
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
50
53% Nov
10
3
23%
*37(4
75
Howe Sound Co
4
23%
38
23%
91%
18
27 % May
100
20
*90%
21
11
1,800
19 Vb
*74
28
22% Jan
50
44%
100%
23%
74%
21% Feb
8
43%
*100
3 7'/a
90%
23% Apr
25% Nov
43
100%
19%
74%
119% Apr
14
2,400
88
37%
90 y2
7
13% Jan
6,500
28%
88
23%
91%
6
7
23%
28%
90
*100
74%
Feb
10
23%
28%
42
42%
100
*90%
Jan
27
*41(4
100
*73%
15% Mar 14
3% Feb
42(4
100%
(conv)__No par
$4% cum 2nd pfd
98
62% Feb
42
*100
23%
28 (a
*88
9,500
18
12% Apr
42 %
100%
23%
28 %
90
5,400
10
6
23%
28(4
*83
2,500
31
18
23%
28%
50
15%
19% Dec
27
4,900
45%
20% Dec
2% Jan
1,500
7%
37%
Houston
7% Jan
16%
7%
33%
14
53% Jan
16%
7%
15%
8
5
16%
7%
33
Feb
21
28 %
*88
16%
7%
45
4
4% Jan
24 <4
28%
16 ('2
15%
6
10% July 27
23%
24
89
90
%
7-8
10
33
4.40%
55% Dec
7-4
45%
23
4
16%
7%
15%
11% Jan
22
16 %
7%
32%
15% Jan
Nov
16%
900
1,200
.?r
42%
64% Jan
1
3&y2
23%
Lighting & Power—No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del)—25
Howard Stores Corp
1
4% Nov 22
36%
15%
105% Feb
38% Jan
36%
43
6
47
36%
32%
104% Jan
27
36%
15%
Honolulu
Apr
Jan
27
Jan
87% Feb
*36(4
32'/«
Homestake Mining
39
36 %
42%
Holly Sugar Corp common
5% conv preferred
31
13% Jan
99% Nov 18
94% Jan
48
4
74 % Mar 14
28% Jan
Mar 31
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
8 % Mar
36(4
3,600
16
Hollander
25% Jan
29% Feb
36%
29%
32%
3
19% Feb
6%
29
43%
16% Jan
6
30
6%
32
15%
Electronics
21
8% Dec
6%
29 Va
32
42%
(Charles E)
27% Dec
32 %
*6%
29%
32
Hoffman
30% Dec
*31%
6 (2
29%
19%
No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
4
32(4
6 (2
29
16%
Hires Co
5
19
*31%
6%
43%
5
Jan
32%
32
10
Jan
30
6%
15%
12% Jan
5
1,100
142
43%
31% Jan
14
50
43 V*
*42%
*141
31%
47% Apr 27
25% Jan
220
4,000
6
14% Apr 11
6
6% May
5
42%
142
2,700
-
5
12
Jan
*141
.
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
10% Mar 14
11 % Aug 25
42%
'
142
■
105 y2
105%
32
42%
25
Hewitt-Robins Inc
25
9
43%
106(4
2./%
*100
No par
(The)
43 %
*141
106 %
,
6%
28%
6%
100
preferred
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
4%%
preferred series A—.
50
Hertz
10o(2
32%
88
10
Hercules Powder common
43(4
142
32 %
20
23%
100
Motors
43%
*141
*105
94
32
7%
25
preferred
non-cum
Hercules
43%
142
106%
23(4
93%
31%
16%
5
common
*105
23 V*
93
31%
*90
*36%
15
preferred
(G W)
31%
*
100
common
9 6(4
31%
6%
1
Co
23(4
95
31%
32 %
2
common
23
97
1
29%
1
50
common
preferred
(H J)
43%
10
Marx
24%
31%
106%
*141
2.50
Hayes Industries Inc
Hayes Mfg Corp
3%%
*105
23 %
97
31%
31%
100
Corp
2*i%
98%
*97
Co $4.25 pfd__No par
Refrac com
15
Corp of America
preferred
Hecht
.24%
100
2.50
Co
4%%
Hazel-Atlas
*45
No par
com
preferred
Hart
14
20
84% Jan
41% Nov
6%
(M A)
Harrisburg Steel
Jan
18% Mar 25
6
Jan
Paper
Hanna
12
Co
preferred
conv
Hammermill
8% Jan
26% Mar 14
May 21
4%
29
Printing Co
Watch
1
Jan
39
6
21% Jun
85
Apr
(W F)
Hamilton
8
34% Apr
Mar 11
8% Dec
17
4
6
31% Jan
141
Mar 14
28
6
18% Jan
4
44"% Mar
5% Mar 25
18
4
107 % Feb
Jan
26% Mar 14
8% Nov 30
40
25 V* Feb
32% May
105% Apr
33% Nov 29
32 % Dec 28
27
23
100% Feb
>
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
21% Oct
6
Water
1
7%
7%
3
Corp
23%
23%
23
23%
6-/4
7%
7%
7%
27,700
23
7%
23
23
23
23%
23 Va
1,900
61%
61 %
.
i
74
7%
I
44
Jan
43% Jun
40
Jan
4
9
May 25
62% Jun
15
55
Oct
5
49% Mar
52
Apr
*52%
50
cum
preferred
50
*53
*53%
50
52%
Jan
13
55
Mar 11
Jan
17
53
Feb
13% Apr
12
14% Mar
22% Oct
20
25
24% Mar 15
July 29
15
7
23
5% Jan
24
26% Apr 11
7 % Apr
5
Nov
17
48% Jan
6
58% Apr 20
57 % Dec
8
50
Jan
26
162
170
52%
50
54
159
54
preferred
preferred
51
7% Nov
10,300
52
cum
10
52
657/a
51%
cum
10
4
65%
51
4.70%
15% Nov 23
30
1,400
65
50%
4.26%
53
21
61%
63%
50%
3
5
54% Dec
Jan
61%
63%
50%
15
4
2% Jun
61%
62%
50%
54% Jan
11
47% Nov
61%
64
50
Co
51% May
27
39
62
62%
20
RR
52% Apr
8% Jan
30
61%
64%
50%
51%
53%
53%
Cent
1
61% Dec
Dec
61%
63%
49%
Illinois
8
51% Jan
Dec
61%
No par
Illinois Power Co. common—No par
4.08% cum preferred
".
50
Co
29
Mar
53
26
Mar 24
Power
V* Jan 20
Jan
4
56% Feb
166
Feb
13
16
4.42%
Terminal
RR
Industria Electrica De
4
76% Dec
31
11
39 % Dec
29
35V4Jan
6
55% Mar 28
5
22 % Dec
28
Inspiration Cons Copper
21% Jan
26
23% Apr
25
Insuranshares
23
37 V4 Jan
7
47% Feb
16
Interchemical
96% Jan
19
25% Jan
4
40
Nov
89% Jan
6
102
Oct
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27% Jan
4
159
25
21% Dec
25
29
19% Jan
Jan
76% Jan
103
16
Jan
6
30
35% Jan
31
25
167% Mar
38
349
4
450
Apr
39% Mar
173
3
Mar 29
25% Apr
18
Nov
38 % Dec
176% Oct
Jan
375
66% Mar 14
4%%
18
Interlake
18
Int'l
Business
7
Int'l
Harvester
Apr
6
37% Jan
4
Iron
41% Jan
3
94
Feb
23
84
91% Jan
3
4% Nov
5
7
International Mining Corp
6
4% Apr
66% Feb
19
59 % Dec
18
Int'l Nickel of Canada
135% Mar 31
140% Jan
11
1% Jan
34% Jan
130% Jan
140
Jan
101% Jan
_
13
1
17% Dec
9% Jan
55
3% Mar 16
57% Jan
Oct
31
13% Mar 28
88% Dec
31
82
106% May 19
103
Jan
12
Mar 14
4% May 27
12% Dec
31
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
79% Dec
17
79
Nov
16
38
44% Nov
4
70
1
60
17
108
5
Jan
11
37% Jan
4
Dec
9% Mar 13
69
73
Jan
6
6
Jan
Jan
3
3
12
12% Apr 18
86% May
2
Mar 14
42% Jan
Jan
105% May
104
Apr 29
48% Mar 8
Jan
28
72% Apr
37% Feb
13% Jan
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
29 % Apr
31
May
28% Apr
1
38% Dec
2
34
Mar 15
39% Feb
16
38 V» Dec
6
25
38% Jan
21
34% Dec
31% Jan
29
Jan
36% Oct
21
35
34% Mar 15
21
28
Minerals
4%
Packers
International Paper
International
123
Nov
19
121
Jan
24
7% preferred
International Telep
&
54%
2,900
55
55%
4,800
Power
&
Creek
167
...
*6
*164
*6
8%
167
'
*164
72%
6%
167
73%
72%
73 %
46
47
23%
23%
23%
*23%
24
44%
45
102
24
428%
38
170%
34 %
44
44 %
*43%
44%
102
23%
425
37%
xl70
34%
102
24
424
373/4
170
170%
34%
*4%
64
100
104,,
*103
104 2
11%
11%
85
86 %
.44%
37
137
14%
34%
*102
23%
416
37
170%
*34
37
36
91
*89
4%
64%
137
4 %
63%
136%
103
23%
422
37%
171
36
26%
38%
•
*37%
par
10
23%
420
37
170%
103
24
420
37%
171
34%
34%
36%
36
36%
91
4%
64%
137
*89
4%
64 Vb
137
91
4%
64%
137
*164
72%
47%
*23%
44
102%
23%
418
37%
171
*34
35%
*89
4%
64
137 %
13%
13%
13%
103
105%
101
104
1013/a
103%
101 %
*103
104%
*103
104
104
104
13%
11%
85%
13%
12
86
13%
11%
X84 %
13%
101
101
102
*103
*11%
11%
11%
11%
85
83 %
84%
84
102
102%
102 %
102
50
6 %
1,500
167
73%
14,800
48%
10,700
24
100
44
700
102%
24
230
10,000
420
2,600
37%
25,300
171 %
760
35
600
36%
8,200
91
200
4 %
2,400
64%
17,700
137%
13%
103
104
11%
84
102%
.
190
8,200
9,200
100
1,300
400
■2
900
45%
44 %
4434
44%
45
44%
45
3,500
66%
67%
66
66 %
67%
68
67%
68%
3,100
*35
37
300
37
36%
36%
25%
2634
25%
26%
26 Vb
26%
26%
26%
33,600
38
38%
37 %
38%
38%
38 %
38%
38%
2,600
38%
*37 %
38 %
*37%
38 %
*18
39
34%
34%
*34%
35
*34%
35
*36%
*37%
35
37
35
*36%
300
14%
14%
14%
4,900
50
50
50%
7,000
14%
14%
14%
14
14%
14
51%
35%
277/8
49%
34%
27%
par
*102
48%
6 %
10
44%
27
38%
38%
35%
*35
14%
46%
35%
,
3.50
50
51
49%
503/8
49%
34%
34%
34%
35
35
27%
2734
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
4,400
22%
23
23
23%
23%
23 %
7,500
*125
127%
50c
22%
23%
1
common
23%
419
4%
64%
137%
5
25
1
preferred
102
36 %
13%
25
Light Co
44
*89
*136%
Teleg-No par
Co
Coal
6%
48
88
36
Interstate Dept Stores
Power
*6
*164
167
88 %
International Utilities Corp
$1.40 cum conv pfd
$b
54%
55%
25
common
Island
126% Apr 29
55
54
46
Iowa
Aug 13
54%
54%
101% 102 %
28% Mar
112
5434
54%
*45%
Intertype Corp
No
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co_No
23% Jan
53%
55
No par
Interstate
3
55%
54%
No par
Salt
International Shoe
International Sliver
14% May
3
54%
55 Va
25%
73%
7.50
common
51% May
35% May
20% Mar 23
55%
25%
54
72%
$4 preferred
No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
6% preferred
100
9
30% Jan
2,700
15
Limited
34% Feb
26% Jan
25%
100
Preferred
International
Dec
7
24%
4%
39
5
25%
64%
28% July
29% Jan
29% Aug
25%
1
3
23% Dec
25%
com—.No par
6
34% July 21
25%
37
12% Jan
May 12
25%
6%
90
32% Jan
14
1,200
90
22
24% Jan
14
14
36
Aug 17
29
52%
13%
com—5
Chemical
14
39% Feb 24
54
*52%
14%
100
&
preferred
10% Jan
,
*53%
52%
*13%
45%
No par
77
Int'l
54
*52%
14
*23%
preferred
100
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
34% Mar 14
8
54
52%
23%
7%
8
130
*13%
73%
48%
No par
common
*50%
*52%
73%
48
No par-
Machines
29
Mar
*52%
*23%
100
Dec
Jan
*53%
5
common
42% Dec
25
53%
1
28% Jan
34 % Feb
53 %
*53
*53%
*164
No par
Inc
Corp
preferred
*52%
53%
20
Inland Steel Co
Ctfs
53 %
*53
54%
-
100
15% Jan
*52%
53%
*50%
54%
1
No par
preferred
21% Jan
51%
53%
*53
14
25%
Mex S A
40% Jan
51%
*52%
53%
54
*13%
Industrial
6%
51%
53%
52%
No par
Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common
51%
*52%
14
5
Co
Indianapolis Pwr & Lt
51%
*50%
*53%
6%
cumulative preferred
4.20%
Illinois
*50%
8,200
*125%
126%
22%
*125
23%
127%
*125
34%
127%
35
*125
35
4,100
127%
J
4% Feb
19
Jan
20% Jan
86% Jan
35 % Apr
99
Jun
19
6
21
8
22
16
«1% Mar 31
59% May
8V» Dec 28
30% Nov 23
6% Mar 14
Oct
55
Nov
103
7
14
91% Nov
Nov
13
31
Jefferson
95% Jan
4
19
Mar 14
101% Jan
4
83% Mar 14
30
65
19% Jan
37% Dec
31
32% Mar 14
100% Dec
31
98
48% Dec
22
41 y2 Mar 15
For
footnotes
see
page
26.
Mar 15
Mar 10
55
Apr
15
103% Mar 16
97
Feb
76% Jan
40
105
11
Lake
Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
3%%
3
Johnson
&
Jones &
Laughlin Steel
49% May
22
6
5%
1
100
Johnson
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
7%
3iy4
34%
No par
Corp..
Apr 26
Apr
714
30%
35%
30%
34%
pfd—100
preferred
Johns Manville
7%
30y4
1
1
Jaeger Machine Co
Jan
7%
No par
Co
39
85% Jan
31% Jun
I)
(P
34% Jan
45
12
78
Jacobs
5
May
91% Jan
23
Apr
28
6
32
37% Nov 24
96
9% Jan
27% Jan
12%
com
10
100
1
.
33
92
92%
*92
92%
53 Vz
53 V2
5" !4
*103%
5?y2
*103%
105
86'A
85
104%
48
105
88%
73
73
38%
86
•
73
73 y4
38%
37Va
38%
105
48 V4
104%
104%
46(4
47%
7%
30%
32ys
*92
53C4
*103%
86'%
73
37y4
104y2
47
7%
7%
9.700
31
31
31%
31%
31%
3,500
32%
32
33 y2
32%
33%
6,100
92%
92
93y4
93%
93(2
1,030
53 y4
54
54
54
54
7%
105
88
731/4
37%
105
47(4
7%
103%
86
73%
37%
104
47%
7%
105
87
75
*103%
85
75
1,400
105
86
75
6,600
2,200
37%
37%
37%
101%
10 4%
104%
1,630
48%
48%
49%
7,500
28,300
I
Number 5427
Volume 181
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(2133)
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
Range for Previous
Year
Lowest
Range since
Highest
11
60% Dec
31
56
Jan
6
4
85% Dec
31
79% Jan
6
2y4 Sep
9
4
3% Jan
100
Jan
18
2% Jan
6
Dec
30
40 y8 Jan
3
99% Nov
5
104% Apr
15
41
Apr 28
12
103% Aug 10
107
102
106
Oct
May 26
38 s/8 Jan
94% Jan
75% Dec
21
13
Dec
28
6
Jan
19
22
43
24
Mar 10
25 % Dec
27
17 y4 Mar 24
31% Dec
8
27 % Mar 14
4
107
Dec
31
23
3
98% Jan
54 y2 Dec
47% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
31
Nov
24
33% Oct
41 y2 Dec
13
36 y2 Jan
24 y4 Jan
13
34
Oct
14
29% Feb
Mar 19
39
Apr
29
6
29 y2 Jan
18
34 y4 Jan
79% Jan
6
87
1
84
29% Jan
4
44% Dec
9
5
98% Dec
14
Nov
Jan
cum
4.50%
1
Apr
28
2
Apr 29
32
Jan
29 y2 Mar 16
52
Jan
42
3
52% Aug
6
42
Apr
11
29
5% Feb
14
15
93% Mar 29
31
18
17 y8 Dec
32% Feb
8
4
9
47% Jan
4
58 y2 Dec
22
7
30% Dec
85
14% Jan
24
25
26
60
Jan
27
4
25
Feb
25
6
89
7
34% May
2
98% May 3
13% Jan 25
54% Apr
0
prior
4%
27
1
Kresge
(S
&
& Sons
Co
60 y4 Nov
30
53% Jan
6
64 % Apr
27
31
18 y8 Jan
6
2F % Anr
% Jan
4
1% Dec
9
1% Jan
3
4
2% Apr
6
11% Dec
8
11% Jan
Lehigh
3
Mar 30
15% Apr
7
4y8 Dec
8
$3
3 % Jan
3
5% Apr
11
2
34
noncum
Jan
4
46
Dec
31
40% Mar 14
4
47% Jan
4
23
Dec
10
17% Apr
22
Jan
4
23
Mar
1
4
20% Aug 17
19% Jan
3
8
76% Nov
19
64% Jan
18
8% Jan
4
13% Dec
17
13 y4 jan
3
36% Mar 22
56
July
142% Jun
56
Mar
48
Dec
14
45% Jan
67% Jan
2
29
61% Mar 14
23
164
Apr
22
4
104
Nov
29
7
149% Mar 23
92
Jan
18
23
51
12
113% Apr
Lily Tulip Cup
21
4
49% Nov 23
18% Jan
5
28% Nov
25 y8 Jan
25
32% Apr
29
79
15
86
29
67
Jan
Jan
25
12
26
53% Dec
11
82
30
■xo'A
18
19
7
55% Apr
6
Mar 11
21% Jan
14
Lionel
51 % Apr
20
Lion
,
Apr
Apr
Link
600
3,300
44
31%
32
32
44
*31%
323%
600
44
*92
44%
94
92
92
92
92
48%
*98%
*91%
483%
47%
48%
47%
48
99
47%
48%
98%
98%
98%
30%
983%
98%
30%
983/4
30'%
30%
303%
30%
53%
53%
-53%
53%
53%
53'A
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
43
21% July
137
Jun
1
22
40% Jan
107% Apr
7
103 % Jan
26% May 18
153% Feb 15
5
59% Jan
8
11
22
Dec
22
141
48% Aug 25
88 y2 Dec
Mar 15
45 % Jan
20
3
77% Jan
6
27% Dec
104
28
9
49% Dec
38% Mar 25
Nov
22% Mar 14
31
100
40% May
62%
23'A
22%
23
2'/8
2
13%
13
4%
4%
4%
44 3/8
44%
44%
173/8
17%
17%
4%
22
22'A
3,900
32%
32%
*97
2,300
10
«...
12%
12%
12%
12%
28,600
63
63%
62'A
63%
5,500
23
\
23%
23'A
23%
7,700
2%
6,200
2
2%
13
♦12%
2%
2
13%
13%
*12%
500
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
1,000
433A
45
17%
300
1,300
,,
57
44%
44'A
44%
44%
44%
5,500
17%
17%
17%
18
18
18'/a
2,700
213/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
3,200
72%
73%
71'A
723/4
71
72%
72
72%
72
72%
21 3/8
213/4
20%
21%
20%
21%
21%
22'A
51
51
50
50 %
49%
49%
49%
49%
10
.
-
X21'/a
5,900
21%
49%
49
25
69%
155%
156
155%
156
155
156
156
156
155
112%
107%
109
106%
107%
105%
106
106
106%
*53
55
♦52%
*53%
54
*53
54 %
52
53
52%
1,300
156
108
60,000
•
*53
70%
55
68%
69 %
68%
69%
54
69%
x68'A
70
68%
21,800
630
2,400
7,800
323/8
30'/a
31%
30%
31
30%
31%
30'A
30%
9,100
86
85
85
83
84
84
84
1
45%
47
45
45%
44'/a
45%
20%
20%
20%
46%
20%
43'A
No par
20
20 %
20%
20%
Aircraft
4%%
Corp
Cement
Corp
Co
10
100
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
5%
series
B
preferred
25% Jan
3
(P)
523/4
61.
59'A
32
125
31%
*118
323/4
33%
32%
33
22%
22 3%
22%
22%
♦106
*101
104
3
14% Jan
10
53 % Jan
3
Sons
18,200
200
120
x32 %
32%
*32%
32%
32%
32%
22%
22'A
22%
22'A
21%
22'A
2,100
19,500
106
*106
106%
♦106
106%
*106
106'/a
•101
1013/4
♦101
101%
*101
101%
20
♦103%
103%
*103%
103%
*103%
103%
120
11,200
22%
146
22%
146
23
146
23
145%
10
23%
22%
23'A
145%
145%
145%
230
48%
4,200
83%
5,000
48
48
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
833/4
843%
83
833/4
81%
82%
82%
82%
83'A
1
series
5,200
31'A
31
*118
<
Inc
Common
51% Jan
&
60'A
59
31%
104
22%
(M)
59%
120
1013/4
145%
preferred
98,800
104
23%
4%%
58 %
A 31
*118
50,500
21'A
106
1453/4
6
■*
31%
45'A
20%
101%
22%
9
59'A
120 '/a
700
44%
1013/4
145%
3
31%
84%
*83
106'/2
10
26% Jan
59
120
52
52%
104
7% preferred
100
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky).Nopar
Louisville & Nashville
50
101 % Mar
32
10
100
common
60%
125
par
_100
preferred
Co
31%
*120
100
E
Lorillard
60
10
common
preferred
conv
5
Jan
12%!
62
2%
D preferred
8
12%
13%
32%
*97
—
13%
2%
22%
32%
*54
853/4
series
-88% Mar
22%
22
33%
■
62%
13%
57
31%
series
28
24%
4%
16'A
♦54
22%
32%
2%
4%
16'A
3,400
4.35%
21
23%
12%
X62
2,700
4%
16'A
100
4.25%
Apr
13%
63
21%
*97
13%
_____
6
49% Feb
12%
62%
22%
1
No par
11
146
98%
22
13'A
13%
4%
16%
6,300
4,700
Lowenstein
20
96% Jan
,.'21% Mar 29
27
33%
98%
13%
13%
57
No par
No par
com
Apr
104
33%
98%
8,300
7
Corp
Star Gas
Mar 11
34%
1,900
42%
18%
Star
Apr
22%
333/4
54
42
50'A
Lone
102
22%
*96
30%
53%
42%
4%
16
*54
57
30%
53%
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No par
3%% convertible preferred
100
Lone
103% Mar
*54%
30%
53%
52%
16
101
57
210
48%
32
May 2
120% May 4
33% Apr 21
3
*55
99
*98%
30'A
X42
13%
16
11,200
18%
29% Aug 19
2
*4%
30
48%
51%
116% Aug 12
>
34% Dec 21
21
4%
16%
800
93
48
18%
4
Oct
13%
*4'A
16%
44
44
*91%
49
4
Nov
13%
43/8
16%
44
93
52%
23% Jan
105
13%
4%
44
18%
108% Jan
106% Mar
13%
44
16%
m
Loew's Inc
104
13%
*42
48%
Lockheed
98% July
9
99% Jun 30
8,700
52'A
18%
7
4
54%
48%
3
Mar
53%
18%
21% Jan,
65% Feb
23
53%
48'A
64% Feb
21% Mar 15
6,400
15,400
183/4
4
24% Aug 26
3,700
30%
49%
17% Mar 14
4
20%
110%
30'A
108
18%
56
Jan
53%
20%
31%
48'A
29
Mar 16
533/4
20%
109'%
18%
30
17
52%
47%
30%
106
49 J/2
31
103
543%
*47
31
483/4
Dec
28% Mar 14
51%
19%
1063/4
18 3/4
Nov
4
19%
30%
104%
2,600
3,5o5
523/a
22
22% Jan
19'%
31%
106%
i
5
51% Dec
7
30
104%
823/4
2.50
64
28
20%
23'A
82
No par
4
26% Mar 14
45%
23%
83
40%
Co
11
114% Feb
*44%
23%
82
51%
No par
Co
13% Jan
Jan
45%
23'/4
40%
Corp (The)
Oil
28% Jan
43 y4 May
*43%
23 %
21
40
issued"
Belt
45%
23%
51
preferred
43% Mar 15
Mar 12
Oct
ua..
82%
*43%
23%
*44
40
Co
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
30% Jan
2
82%
453A
23%
20
50
Life Savers Corp
38% Apr
19% Dec
40
460
107%
105
5
Apr
"When
84
105
.
40%
5
70% May
2
157% Jan 18
7%
83
105
483%
1
22
21
*104%
105
47%
No par
Apr
20
*107
105
40%
common
preferred
Corp
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeill & Llbby
74% Apr
107%'
*104'%
31%
25
Lerner Stores
16 y8 Jan
39% Jan
*107
105
483%
common_3
2nd pfd
(The)
Products
Lehman Corp
Lehn & Fink
29
107%
32
Navigation Co
1st
15% Jan
*103
*107
♦104
47%
100
Valley Coal
noncum
50c
105
107
105
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
6% Jan
*103
107
32
Lehigh Portland Cement
26
6
99'%
49
10
—
20% Dec
Apr
*98
No par
Co
&
1,700
3,400
32%
preferred
Coal
99%
*98
431/2
1
(The)
(James)
3.85%
993%
1,400
43
48%
Gas Co
4
La Consolidada
6% pfd_75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant common
1
4 % %
preferred
50
Lee Rubber & Tire new
5
T.phieh
43%
32%
Laclede
Lees
43%
11,100
2'A
10
15
Mar 14
43'%
78
110
2'A
No paT
95
May 10
12% Dec 31
Jan
773/a
5
common
Aug 10
7% May 4
27% Jan
4
11
43
Shares
108%
2'A
*98
105
2'A
the Week
1
Co
H)
Co
773/4
109
23%
*104
55%
41
77%
X109
Friday
May 6
100
Inc
(S S)
53%
78%
110
*2'/4 *•
42'%
*103
X77%
109
99'%
313%
106
40%
No par
preferred
Co
31%
.4
Bales f*t
Thursday
May 5
May 4
2'A
*98
21%
1043/4
2 50
2%
42
23%
21%
No par
'
84
453%
23%
5
preferred
Kress
28y8Jan
9
$5
Kroger
5% Jan
17% Jan
Mar 14
84
*44
Kimberly-Clark Corp com
King-Seeley Corp
Kinney (G R) Co common
9
4% Mar 11
107
104%
Co
County Land Co.*
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
4
Jan
&
Kern
Koppers
105
107
8.75
Wednesday
1123%
99 %
*103
50
Light Co
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
55% Feb
12% Mar 15
16
(Julius)
1123%
2'A
42
1043/4
Kelsey
50
21% May
3% May 27
14 y4 Jun
Kayser
&
1123/4
100
preferred
Power
80%
%
*98
no par
non-cunf
783%
100
_
preferred
Common
4%
113% Apr
59% Apr
2
41%
100
I100
Tuesday
May J
„
80%
112%
10
par
City Southern—
Kansas
28
50% Feb
23
13% Dec
22 % Apr
80
50
comlNo
preferred
preferred
4.20%
4
99
52% Dec
Jan
4%
3
92 y4 Mar 18
34 y4 Jan
5
21
24% Mar
52 % May
6
33% Apr 22
45% Mar 21
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
24
84% Apr
48 % Jan
41
38% Jan
82% Jan
9% Jan
Apr
May
Apr
4
Feb
cum
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
May 2
1
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace
105
70y2 Jan
Chem Corp
preferred (conv)_Z
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
3.80%
preferred
107
39% Jan
31
5%
&
7
18
21% Jan
64% Jan
6
Alum
4
99
22% July 30
Jan
% Apr
Kaiser
Monday
P«f
2% Feb
.
105
23
12% Apr
16
29
50
5
18% Jan
6
102% Mar 15
29
STOCK
45% Mar
.
24
106 y8 Apr
YORK
EXCHANGE
Kansas
14
351/2 Jan
NEW
88% Apr
122
100 y2 Mar 23
Mar 13
1
Highest
46% Jan
92
Jan.
Lowest
26 % Jan
32 % Jan
RECORD
STOCKS
1954
Lukens Steel Co
23%
23%
22%
23%
22%
100
A
100%
100%
♦100%
10l3/4
•100%
44'/4
43 %
44
10
44
43
23
1013/4
44
23
23%
22%
23%
*100%
101%
*100%
101%
10
43%
43%
40%
43%
3,000
13%
2,200
5,200
M
8
Apr 22
40% July
122
July
15% Nov 29
54
2
6
Dec
136% Dec
29
12% May 10
20% Jan
81%
23
4
16 y8 Jan
499
July
3% Jan
133
Aug 19
19
Mar 28
19% Jan
6
139
4
25% Apr
26
Mack
Trucks
Macy
(R H)
29
26'/8 Mar 14
30% Jan
31
88 % Mar 15
3
4
Dec
24% Oct
92% Jan
11
6
12% Feb
25
8% Jan
6
12% Feb
16
Magic
56% Jan
6
31
22
23
Jan
18
543 V2 Jan
4
546
Nov
17
4
6
Dec
21
5 % Mar
6% Dec
31
6
34
Feb
9
25
90
Mar 23
37% Apr
620
Feb
8% Apr
7% May
14
24
Dec
0
10% Dec
31
30% Dec
29
28
Jan
6
25% Mar 25
Jan
7
20% Feb
Jan
6
9% Mar 14
34% Jan
11
11% Feb
17
12% Jan
11
17% Dec
9
16
55% Jan
31
58% Feb
42
Apr
29
71% Dec
6
66% Jan
11
88
24% Jan
12
34% Dec 22
31% Jan
7
97
10
92
Jan
11
22
26
May
29
90
90%
10 J/2
10
10
10%
11'%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
76%
77
75'A
76%
753A
76%
76
77
10
1
35
Mahoning Coal
50
*600
620
615
10
1
7
7
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
7
3,600
73/4
7%
7%
7%
73/a
7%
7'A
7'A
7%
7%
3,400
31'A
31'A
♦30%
31'A
♦30%
30%
RR
Co
Manhattan
Co
No par
Shirt
I
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marine
Midland
Corp
9%
31'%
5
17%
preferred
50
*56%
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
10
Marshall Field
4%
cum
conv
common
18
13,500
56%
*56
56%
56'A
56%
;
86'A
86%
87
87%
87
87
1,700
No par
353%
353%
343A
353A
343/4
35
34%
35
35
35%
4,600
*97%
♦97'A
99
28%
52,400
17%
2,300
29%
29'%
28 3/4
29
X28%
28%
28%
28%
27%
28%
16
Master
25%
<25'A
24%
25
24%
25
25%
25%
24%
25
2,500
5
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37%
37'A
37%
37%
37%
5,700
95
95
95
3
May
Electric
Co_.
Dept Stores
common
cum
cumulative
a an
4
Feb
4
Nov
12
52
Feb
13
34% May
6
56% Mar 31
Maytag Co
55
15
Jan
7
23% Dec
30
21
Jan
U
24% Mar
4
McCall
18% July 2
40% Jun 17
25% Dec
30
23
Mar 14
28
8
McCord
44% Dec
Jan
Feb
45% Mar
16% Feb
89
Apr
3
16
18
$3
i
preferred
47
pfd
No par
*94%
*95
96'A
*85 %
87
No par
No par
Corp common
preferred
$2.50
preferred—100
1
6
58
Apr
13
McGraw Electric Co
17
67
Feb
16
McGraw-Hill
4
20
67
43% Nov 24
40
Mar 14
45
Apr
25
McKesson
4
25% Dec
30
24
Mar 15
29% Feb
17
McLellan
11% Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
Apr
1
18
Jan
27% Jan
4
57% Dec
31
52% Jan
18
65
Apr 26
86% Jan
4
74% Jan
-8
3
3
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine
Aic^uuy
Mead
&
Stores
Dec
27
101% Jan
31
106% Apr
18
4 % %
preferred
64% Dec
31
60 % Jan
21
72% Apr
26
Cum.
2nd
32% Dec
21
7
34% Apr
13
Melville
Mengel
11% Jan
4
30% Oct
4
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
25
Jan
4
Oct
4
82
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
15% Feb
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
18
25
Apr
7
17% Jun
28
23% Dec
23
20% Jan
18
303,4 Apr
12
88% Mar 30
95 % Apr
112% Apr
29
$3.50
22
$4
108
Apr
12
$4.25
47
88 y8
Sep
7
98
Jan
4
95
Jan
7
26
Jan
21% Jan
28% Jan
95
Oct
21
109% Dec
22
102% Jan
18
107
Oct
25
100% Jan
7
4
49% Dec
23
43% Jan
7
54% Feb
28
13
28% Jan
4
23% Mar 14
26% Feb
11
4
92
Jan
5
104
Jun
14
92
Jan
15
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
2
For
91
41% Nov 24
103 % Oct
39
27
96
108% May 19
102
Nov 29
99% Oct 12
104
109
May 14
36% Nov 23
footnotes
see
page
Jan
6
46% Mar
3
Co
Co
Inc
33%
34
33%
55%
55%
*55%
56
*55%
21%
21'A
21%
*21'A
21%
21'A
21'A
1,000
263/4
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
2,200
45
45
44%
44%
44 %
44'A
44'A
44%
15%
*87
53%
*61
15'A
15
15'A
15%
15'A
♦88
88%
88
88
54'A
52%
53%
62'%
62
62
68%
67%
68
43%
43%
43%
43%
25%
26
25%
26%
263/e
26%
26 %
26%
26'A
26'A
1,700
16%
16%
16'A
16'A
16'A
16'A
16%
16 %
15%
16
2,000
63
63'%
x62'A
62%
61%
62
61
61%
60%
61
7,500
*106
107'%
*104%
107%
♦104%
107%
*104%
107%
104%
106
70
70'A
69%
68%
69 %
68%
68%
67%
67%
1.250
33%
34
33'A
33%
33%
33%
1,700
1
*33%
*35 J/2
34
37
35%
*100
36 %
36'A
36%
*105%
120
106%
106%
40
22%
22%
23
22%
23 %
5,000
24
24'A
24%
24%
24%
24%
27,300
3%
24%
25'%
24%
24%
95
95
112
103%
103 'A
No par
12.50
50
50
51
23%
24%
233A
Co
5
45
45%
preferred
series
100
*100
102
3.80%
preferred
series
_100
*99
4.45%
preferred
series
100
*106
108'%
5
40
403%
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
pfd
101
101
95%
111
*103%
4
5'A
100
♦105
*98%
*99
*106
38%
700
36%
105%
16%c
112
100
22%
common
No par
6,300
105%
23
No par
5,700
♦35%
22%
No par
69
35%
23'A
120
68
105%
23
pfd
Copper
34
*102
Linotype Co
Merritt-Chapman <te Scott
Miami
33%
50
preferred
3.85%
18
x69
Inc
1st
26
12
61%
300
433A
106'%
Mar 29
52
60%
67
101
Apr
51%
60%
43'A
*105
46% Apr
53
61%
69%
100
107
110
3,300
52'/4
9,100
43%
100
101
15'A
87
69
series
6
150
15%
87
43
preferred
4
45
15%
87%
70'A
4.35%
32% Jan
53'A
62
*44
100
44'A
4
94% Mar
52%
•61'A
15%
*87
57
43 J/4
18
104% Mar 15
33%
88'A
103% Apr
Apr
2,000
33%
56
213/«
106% Jan
102
34 Vb
33%
*55%
preferred
Machine
~20
69%
1
Mergenthaler
Mesta
86%
56
Mar 28
24
96'A
*85%
34
2nd
2nd
*95
86%
21%
preferred
conv
96'A
*85%
50
common
convertible
&
*95 %
86%
100
series
Corp
Mercantile Stores Co
Merck
96%
96'A
•85%
25
(1st series)
(The)
*95%
*95%
85%
33%
55 J/2
333%
*
Feb
93% Mar 29
26.
5%
180
96
96'A
10
Co
pfd 4.30%
Shoe
94%
5,400
1
common
27% Feb
85%
•
5
Inc
Co
Noms Mlg
Corp
0
94%
♦95
99
18
Mines
Robblns
57% Nov 22
Jan
common—50o
convertible
26
31
60
McCrory Stores Corp
37% Apr
18% Jan
16
3
96
*97'A
21%
No par
common
Corp
3%%
99
1947 series_No par
pfd
No par
preferred
54% Jan
103
300
No par
1
com
Corp
$3.40
4
17%
17%
Masonite
$3.75
May
17%
21
$3.75
76% Dec
♦56
98 %
10
51 % May
17%
56'A
88
17'A
it
57% Jan
17%
56'A
87
28%
10
3
18%
57'A
*97'A
,T»n
63% Dec
7,400
17'A
Jan
4
2,100
98%
85% Jan
33% Jan
9%
31'A
28%
po
6
*9'A
*30%
31'A
17'A
99
20
9'A
31'A
28'A
3
Jan
9'A
30%
*97'A
Mqr ?Q
14 y8 Mar 14
9'A
31%
28%
Jan
82
2,000
9'A
30%
17%
95
44
31'A
9%
31%
16%
83
31
7,100
27%
94% May
15% July 23
24
35%
17%
Mar 11
88 y2 Jun
*605
28%
Apr
4
35
35'A
615
17
98
4
34 %
*600
26
89
Jan
173/4
34%
600
88
Co
7
Jan
18
X31
33%
600
17'A
L)
3
12
9%
9%
32
34%
615-
87
preferred
(Glenn
5
75
31
33%
♦600
100
& Co
91% Jun
25%
353A
29%
4%%
92% Jan
23
31
1
6.25
Marathon Corp
83
28 % Nov
76%
78
4,800
4,700
17%
37% Mar
20
200
10%
28%
33% Mar 14
17% Jan
340
10%
*10
1
26% Feb
18
5,500
89%
10%
10%
No par
23 % Mar 15
1
*10
Martin-Parry Corp
32% Feb
21
10%
Martin
6
Dec
90%
4
25% Jan
99
29%
90%
3
3
May
16% Mar 28
23
Jan
29
♦10
29%
89%
90
28%
91
12,200
28%
29
88 %
29'A
23%
Feb
29
28% Dec
23
37% Dec 20
28%
29
91
*10
300
23'A
23%
Apr
19% Dec
8
25 y2 Dec
22%
49%
140
44'
1
4
22%
49%
*132%
20% Jan
4
13 y4 Feb
4
223/8
13%
14%
50%
140
100
2
2
23'A
13%
*493A
♦132%
7
16% Jan
Jan
22 3A
14%
50%
140
5
16% Jan
Jan
24
14
♦493/4
♦132%
36% Apr
4
18
23
14'A
50'A
140
99
Jan
22
18
50
*132%
No par
No par
Bros
4
14
14'A
51
140
Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
Mandel
4
*50
No par
com
Magma
2
Jan
33% Oct
Inc
Square Garden
Chef
Sugar
Jan
Sep
Co
*14
*13272
5
preferred series A
Manati
7
31
4%%
10
100
Inc
4
19
82
f
common
Madison
7
12
5
Forbes
preferred
7% Jan
23
Working Co
<fe
6%
Dec
64
M Wood
21
8% Dec
9% Dec
M &
MacAndrews
Jan
30% Dec
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
48 y4 Jan
92
Mar 16
7% May 27
5% May 6
25'/a Jan
12% Mar 14
23
95%
♦93%
95
*93 '/a
36%
95
*93%
95
110
110%
*104
105%
600
1,200
111
111 '
111
111
105
105
105
*104
51%
51
51
51
51
51
51
3.100
24 %
23%
24'A
23%
24%
23%
24
48,700
45
3,300
453/8
100
106%
102
101
108%
40
45
101%
•105
45 %
IOI3/4
106 %
*98%
102
*99
101
♦106
38%
108%
39%
44%
101%
*105
*98%
*99
*106
39'A
111
105%
45
45
101%
*100
101%
106%
*105
180
100
106%
99%
101
108 %
40%
*98%
*99
*106
40%
99%
101
108%
41
6.000
21
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2134Y
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
1 ear
Feb
3
6
37% Jan
25
Jan
21
20% Jun
27
25% Jan
Dec
22% Jan
4
16% Dec
29
15% Jan
30
96% Jan
24
Jan
Apr
7
23
28% Mar
6
109% Nov
25
1
19% Apr 13
120% Apr 26
Mid-Continent
Middle
*6
90
Dec
UU
ajL
Jan
99
o
5
106% Nov
22
103% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
0
71 % Jan
12
85% Dec
20
82
19% May 26
24% Dec
8
May
Jan
Mar
Apr
22% Apr
20
8%
1st
7
18
27
Feb
15
24% Aug
~5
22% Jan
20
4
38% Dec
31
36
Jan
6
44
May
15 %
July 19
23% Nov
19
22% Jan
17
37
Jan
4
54*% Dec
22
50
Jan
26
4% Jan
4
8
4
10
Sep
79% Sep
81 % Dec
30
5
26% Oct
20
61
40
Mar 17
Jan
19% May
13
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
79% Mar 29
19
Jan
4
25 % Sep
4
39
Dec
1
49% Jun
4
12% Jan
4
7%
93
Apr 20
27
Apr 26
6
18% Feb
23
6
24% Jan
7
Monarch
6
Monsanto
132 % May
18
^Missouri Pac
Mohawk
Mojud
32 % Feb
15
13
38% Jan
3
73 % Apr
28
85% Jan
12
Montgomery
18% Jan
3
21 % Apr
25
18% Dec
20
18% Dec
29
16% Mar 14
20% Feb
3
Morrell
17
44% Mar 14
53% May
6
Power
24% Mar
Oil
Motorola
16% Jun 23
21 % Mar
23
1
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
20% Jan
38% Dec
33% Jan
Apr
28
19% Jan
4
28% Mar 24
22
Apr
18
18% Sep
47% Feb
18
Jan
3
41% Mar 21
13% Jan
7
39% Jun
29
18% Jan
11
28
15
2
7
3
Motor
33% Apr 27
42% Mar 3
12
27 % Mar 14
Mueller
3
28
Jan
22
61
Jan
4
70
Mar 18
2
41
Feb
21
47
Mar
74% Mar 29
125% Dec
17
114% Jan 18
126
6
2
♦103 VB
20
19%
5.100
20%
93
105
10,700
91%
92%
93
92%
93%
93%
92
92
29
28%
27%
*27%
27%
28
28
5
58
28%
59%
27 VB
59
58%
58%
58%
59%
60%
63%
25%
25%
25%
26%
26 Vs
27
26%
27
37
37%
36%
37%
36%
37 Va
36%
37
36%
37
5
24%
25
24 %
25
24 Vb
24%
24 Va
24%
24%
24%
57% "
57%
57
58
57%
58
57%
57%
57%
57%
4,500
10
25
25%
410
300
11,500
4,800
6,200
19.500
14%
13
13%
12 Va
13
12%
13%
13%
14%
10.700
86%
87%
86%
87%
87 Va
89%
88%
90%
12.000
conv
pfd_100
91%
92 %
26
26
90
90%
87
89 %
88%
89%
89
91
20
26%
26%
26
26%
25'A
253/4
25%
25%
16'A
16%
16%
21%
21 %
21%
126%
127%
.
y;
*16%
16%
5.700
1,900
'
1.400
16%
16%
16%
16%
No par
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
Co
5
125%
126%
125%
5
27%
27%
26%
27%
27%
36%
37
36%
36%
36
273/8
36 Vb
27%
No par
36%
36%
36'A
36%
4,900
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30%
17.200
_No par
74%
75%
74
75
7->%
"'%
74%
75
74%
75%
41.200
12
20%
20%
20
20%
19%
20
No par
18%
19%
18%
18%
18
18
18%
18%
18 Vb
18%
50 Va
52 Va
52%
53%
Utilities
Co
Co
(The)
1
Ward
&
Co
Lines
Inc
125
126
26%
19%
128%
20%
3.600
132 Va
7,900
27%
27%
20
20
5,300
4.900
20 Va
5.000
V
14.500
3
50%
51%
49%
50%
10
21%
22
21%
21%
21
21'A
Corp
5
32%
33
32%
33
32%
33
33
33%
32%
32%
2.600
Co
1
35
35
34%
35
34'A
34%
34%
34%
35
36 Va
4,600
Corp
1
22%
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22
22 %
22%
22%
L
Products
Wheel
Brass
Mfg
Munsingwear
Corp
21%
21
21
6.000
22
7,200
5
C)
common
19
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18'/a
19
2.000
l
Inc
(G
'% 51
126
20
49
Murray Corp of America
4% preferred
31
Dec
105
19%
19%
87%
2
38% Mar
31% Dec
61
45 % Dec
19%
92%
12%
Murphy Co
4
20%
92%
86%
7
4
Jan
19%
93%
58
♦103 V.
105
20%
*56 Va
100
4
42% Jan
*103%
105
93
93%
113%
58%
No par
21% Mar
37
,
18
18'A
115%
A-
47
Feb
92
•57%
58%
Co
Mullins
25% Jan
*103%
59
No par
1
(John) & Co
Motor
4,700
114
117
Tool
Moore-McCormack
Montana-Dakota
53% Nov
4.400
17%
18%
116%
*57%
1.25
39 % Jan
11% Mar 24
18 %
114%
17%
18%
118
16%
Chemical
Montana
1,100
12.10C
com
5%
Machine
Monterey
29 Va
25%
91%
Mills
6
May
29 Va
25
*28%
Inc
2
29
30 % Jan
4
RR
20
29%
25%
93%
Paper Co
series
Carpet
Co
142 Va
25
Light
RR
preferred
*141'A
29%
93
„
Missouri-Kan-Tex
3
17
Jan
&
5,100
142%
24%
59%
preferred
Power
47%
29%
18
105
7,700
47%
24%
*58
19%
32 Va
47%
23%
117
*103
20,900
32%
29%
18"%
1
Shares
110%
32
25%
59%
92
107%
100
preferred
34% Mar 14
80% Aug 23
Jan
91% Mar
23% Jan
3
56
18% Mar 11
6
24%
117%
89%
•141
142%
*
29%
*29
18%
No par
conv
*141
141
"58
common
Corp
23% Mar 17
31
31% Feb
1st
2nd
141
"
117%
No par
preferred
15% Jan,
20
May
14
31 % Jan
0
Jan
98
141
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
71% Jan
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
106% Dec
6
46%
Mission
8% Jan
76
8
46%
1.50
common
Minneapolis Moline Co
Minnesota
59% Mar
32
46%
1.50
Reg
issued"
Mission
-Mar
31%
47%
No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marle___No
par
Minneapolis-Honeywell
$1.50
% Feo
31%
46%
29%
Minnesota & Ontario
27
31%
48%
141
108%
108
32
26%
$4
108
47
29%
Mig
May 6
32
25"%
ot
Xl07%
110%
the Week
Friday
May 5
5
„.
Minn Mia
108%
Bales far
Thersday
May 4
10
Inc
common
10
30 V< Apr
27% Jan
Prod
preferred
$5.50
63 % May
111%
HIGH SALS PRICES
32
Oil
Corp
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
13
4
May 3
110%
10
AND
Wednesday
Tuesday
May 2
100
Utilities
Steel
Midwest
93'/a May
23% Jan
51% Jan
21
4
107
19
9% Jan
102
Kendey
Far
Petroleum
South
Midland
"When
55% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE'
142% Apr 27
29% Apr 19
6
11
8% Jan
Jan
50
21
13
26
NEW YORK
35% Mar
21
133
15
29% Sep
21 V« Jan
67
9
114
ii
Dec
137
126% Jan
!
Jan
98
1
Highest
30% Jan
18
32% July
40% Oct
26% Jan
since Jan.
Lowest
Dec
103
65% Jan
30
Range
li>51
Highest
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Prerloua
Monday, May 9, 1955
42 %
43
42 %
43
42%
43
42%
43
43
43%
3,300
33%
34
34%
71%
*66
71 Va
10
Myers (F E) Ac Bros
33'%
33%
50
com
*65'%
67%
42%
No par
42%
33%
*66
42%
42%
42%
121%
34 %
42%
42%
34%
35
35 VB
*68
70%
*68
6,000
70 Va
42%
42%
43
*119 Va
120
\
700
H
30
Jan
Apr
11
Nashville Chatt & St Louis
8
51
Nov
23
47
National
Acme
7
12% May
27
Dec
29
20% Mar 14
26% Jan
3
National
15% Mar 23
19% Apr
13% May 11
62% Mar 10
6
20% Jan
4
19% Aug 26
47% Nov 24
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
8
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
175 % Feb
4
Jan
3
8
17% Dec
28
13% Apr
37
Feb
25
17% Jan
28
National Can
11
47
Feb
16
National
21% Jan
6
11
Jan
35% May
40% May
20
National
Automotive
5
45
Mar
3
National
Aviation
45% Mar
1
National
7%
common
30
26 % Apr
13
National
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
16% Apr
13
Naitonal Container
31
25% Mar 14
13
17% Feb
18
22
10
29 % Apr
24
Jan
16% May
87% Jan
Dec
19
98% Dec
49% Nov
8
63% Dec
38
Jan
172
Jan
182
141% Jan
8% Feb
19
Oct
Dec
158
Dec
10
93
Mar 21
100% Apr
55% Jan
45% Mar 14
102% Jan
5
29
54 % Jan
25
10
177% Apr
6
69% May
182% Jan
147
13% Dec
14
27% Dec
Mar
105
Apr
National
18
17%
18
35%
36%
35%
36%
5,500
41%
41%
41%
41'A
41%
14,400
Xl78%
178%
Lines
common
4%%
13 Va
13%
13%
13%
44%
42%
43%
42%
43'A
42%
43 %
42%
43
25%
25%
24%
16%
16%
15%
Lead
preferred
6%
preferred
Jan
4
66
Dec
4
34% Dec
24% Jan
4
43% Dec
90
Jan
1951
26%
20%
20%
20%
99%
99'/a
99%
99 Vb
46%
1
26%
20%
99
100
common
25%
20%
46"%
46%
46%
46%
46%
104%
104 Va
*103%
5
67%
common
A
105
69%
104%
68
154
10
11%
12
3,900
25 Va
26
4.000
17%
17%
17%
3,300
69%
70
68 '/a
70
68%
69 %
69%
69%
69 VB
69%
6,100
39%
39%
39%
39%
39
Va
*39 %
39%
800
41%
40%
41
40%
41%
40%
41%
7,600
40%
21
100
41%
103%
5
44%
44%
4
4
44
105
Jan
8
Jan
1
31% Mar
86
5
Jan
6
13% Jan
4
6
10% Apr
19
Natomas
Nehi
7% Jan
14% Dec
18
13
Jan
19
15% Apr
12
16% Dec
31
15% Jan
20
16% Jan
3
25
39
July 22
99
Nov
17
105
Feb
33 % May
12
10
105
95% Jan
G0% Mar 16
Dec
2
11
100% Dec
22
98
40 % Jan
14
73 % Dec
31
69% Jan
18
18% Dec
13
16 Vb Feb
1
12
May 11
67 % Jan
5
78
16% Jan
8
18
101
Newmont
Oct
18
4
49% Nov
30
41% Jan
7
Apr 18
78% Mar 30
4
27% Dec
10
23 % Jan
7
29
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
5
18% Jan
32% Apr
11
19
33% Feb
24
New
York
86% Jan
4
New
York
97
Oct
12
90
Mar 10
95% Jan
12
$5
Jun
7
4
25
Jun
28
34% Dec
430
May
500
2
28
30% Feb
7
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
60% Jan
17
22% Jan
6
44
39
Aug 20
97% Oct
Jan
37 % May
71% Apr
25% Apr
N
6
N
18
14
18
91% Mar
43% Feb
8
96
Jan
5
30
Jan
5
Jan
14
33% Apr
85% Apr
7
84
93% Sep
29
91% Apr
Jan
7
Nov
19
Jun
25
104% Oct
25
87% Mar 11
93% Jan
100
13
101 Va Jan
14
6
36% Nov
30
27% Mar 24
33
4
51% Dec
23
48% Jan
6
14
26% Apr
19
29
25% Apr
11
58% May
26% Feb
47% Jan
6
13% Jan
6
85% Jan
3
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
16% Aug 18
8
89
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
111
>
*95%
200
5 30Q
96
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
98%
*97%
98 %
20
13.800
82
81
83
82%
84
84
85 Va
5,200
17%
17'A
17%
17%
17%
17 VB
17 Va
2,500
78
77 %
78
78 Va
*76 Va
*76%
78
70
63 Va
65%
64%
65
64%
64%
16.900
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
2 5'A
25%
3.000
42%
X40 %
41
39%
40%
40%
41%
41 VB
42 VB
89,300
54
53%
54%
8,800
28%
29
2,400
46% Apr
111% Apr
20
79% Apr
20
100
preferred
100
*85
*90
3.90%
preferred
100
*97
4.10%
26
31% Feb
44"% Aug 16
109% Dec 31
43% Jan
Jan
35% Mar 28
37% May
3
*430
460
10
35%
36
35%
36 Va
36%
36%
37
37%
9.200
68
68%
67%
67%
68
68%
67%
68%
2,200
North
.
Aviation
86%
*91
vo
31 %
57%
26
26
52"%
50%
15%
15%
*90
91 %
44
44%
109'% 110
14%
No par
*90
43%
*109
*91
97
*102%
31
94
91 Va
97
103
94 %
33%
*85
91
*96
102%
94'A
190
33 Va
16,000
86%
91%
400
98
300
102 %
200
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,800
58
58
58'A
57%
58%
12,100
*25%
26%
25%
25%
25%
25%
600
51%
50%
52%
51%
52%
51%
52 Va
34.60C
15%
15
15
15 Vb
15 V«
15
15 %
1,500
91%
44
110
I
91 Va
43%
109
91%
43'/,
109
*90 Va
43%
*109
92%
*90%
44
43
110
*109
92%
10
44 Va
5,500
110
130
76%
77%
73%
76
73%
75%
75%
76
75%
76%
20,800
16%
92
16%
92
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Va
16%
8,100
(Minn)—
Northrop Aircraft Inc
1
common
preferred
10
25
Pharmacal
-
(
57%
58%
25%
w
103
30%
31%
58%
SI
*93%
*102%
103
31 %
5
Inc
91
92
*97
25"%
51%
10
Common
4.6%
33%
*85%
102%
100
Northern Pacific Ry
Northern States Pwr Co
Norwich
33%
"~%
53 %
50
preferred
$4.11
33%
*"-%
31%
1
Northern Natural Gas Co
Northwest Airlines
93%
33'A
P^%
102%
1
Northeast Capital Corp
Northern Central Ry Co
5%%
93%
33%
25
Ry common
preferred
American
99
94%
33%
25
100
Norfolk & Western
Adustment
91%
*93%
*85%
2
preferred
Chemical Co
Nopco
100
29
460
*102%
series
26
93%
33%
preferred
20
29% Dec
♦430
900
103% Apr
39% Jan
38% Nov
460
4.500
100
2
*420
40%
series
11
450
23%
preferred
preferred
10
110
♦420
40%
$4.08
Mar 28
94
*23%
4
24
94
40%
Jan
16% Jan
95
23%
103
24% May
*92
40%
100
100% Feb
94
23%
100
15
*92
40%
series
28
94
24 %
series
29
110
*92
40%
preferred
19% Dec
84
23%
preferred
34% Dec
*82
41
$4.10
9
83
24%
$3.60
100% Feb
29
83
40%
5
27
28%
82
24
11
103 % Dec
53%
29
81
41
93%
33%
86%
May
Apr
53%
28%
83
24%
92
3
52%
28%
40%
103
17% Mar
53%,
28'/a
24'/a
19
2
18
14
430
52%
*82
68"%
35%
3.60%
>.
54
29%
83
94
1
Shipbuilding Corp
99% Mar 23
Mar 25
Dec
♦76
96
33%
State Electric & Gas Corp—
Common
No par
York
87% Jan
U
17
*95%
33%
1,100
107
Y
95
64% Jan
103% Apr
104
81
96
33%
*105
36%
69
6
7
*97%
*95%
96
33%
107
25%
430
Co
50
Haven & Hartford Co_100
5%
series A
100
Jan
18
17%
33%
♦105
67%
„
RR
16
26% Nov 26
14% Jan
24
16% Apr 26
91% May 4
Harlem
No par
29
4
19% Mar
1
New
preferred
16% Aug 25
12
7% Jan
2
Y
No par
common
73% Dec
Jan
17%
78
*95'A
33 Va
33%
107
4.000
16 Vb
63%
53%
29
*81
*92
10
4
Jan
Oct
40% Jan 25
108% Mar 18
63 % Feb
-
28
Dock
Corp
23
QQ
101
29
Jan
&
Omnibus
Feb
85
100% July
Mar 23
45% Sep
17%
98%
82%
33%
*105
107
*15%
9
15
41
20
City
2
53% July
13% Jan
52% Dec
34%
96
*105
8%
15
70
26%
3.40%
3
103'/a Apr
39% Jan
Jun
16
107
9
26
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
5
Mar 14
24% Jan
81
Brake
non-cum
Y
New
11
Jan
92
20
1
common.
Preferred
17
28
86
17% Jan
Mar 30
32% July 30
102
10
Common
10
87 % Dec
100
5
pfd_100
No par
56% Apr
82% Jan
34
*95%
17%
98%
81 %
17'A
1
Central
6
27% Jan
System
York
N
91
*15%
*12%
13
103%
New York Chic & St Louis Co-
6
2
16 Va
New
18
28
*15%
19
Apr
14% Apr
'16%
5
Jan
35% Apr
*15%
Air
81
7
16
York
27% Ja»
Apr
2.700
15%
New
48
22
12 Va
15%
4
13
51
12%
8%
15%
69
16
515
12%
8%
15 %
78
28
6
Mar 23
12%
8 Va
15%
1
Oct
Apr
12%
8%
15%
100
95
14
11%
54,800
15%
Corp
Industries
31% Dec
85% Jan
4.800
11%
15%
preferred
54% Dec
20
43%
11
15 Va
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
9
Jan
348
43% Apr
Mining
4%%
43%
11 Va
8%
100
Electric
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4%
Newport
78
Mar
England
21
15% Mar
63
Mar 15
43 Va
11
10%
preferred
1
103 Va
43%
11%
12%
common__No par
92% Apr
20% Feb
103%
43%
9%
*105
480
103%
11
13
1
103
■
43
103 Va
12
common
17%
44%
103
8%
Newberry Co (J J)
3%%
17%
11 %
100
New
17%
12%
preferred
New
43%
17%
1
Co
1
Neisner Bros Inc
4
103
17
17%
154
1
Fibre
Corp
4%%
17'A
*152
154
No par
Inc
Co
2
18% Jan
75
Vulcanized
Mar
25% Jan
common^
Theatres
Feb
17
Co
National
4
7
Mar 30
Tea
National
10
37% Mar
4
Feb
94
Feb
10
preferred
3
11% Jan
Feb
4 % %
2
National
8
106
Steel
45% Apr 21
12% Apr 29
14% Feb 18
8% July 26
*152
12
41
103%
1
154
260
25%
Supply (The) Pa com—10
4% Jan
•152
80
12,500
12
National
9% Nov
180
25%
46% Feb
11% Jan
*179
25 Va
6
103% May
68 Va
179
12%
39%
6
67%
179
12 Va
39'/a
12
9,900
105
25%
39%
Apr
1.000
47%
47
12
No par
9
68%
99%
99%
•104
26
Corp
Sugar Ref Co
97 % Feb
67'A
46%
12
National
37% Jan
67%
178 Va
99 Va
104
25%
178%
♦152
National
8
178%
Va
46%
26%
Corp
26
15
67
69%
99
104
12.400
25%
Service
42% Mar 25
30
104%
180
99 %
20%
Malleable & Steel Cast-No par
National Shares Corp new—No
par
B
Linen
1
Dec
35,600
25%
20%
4
Nov
21 'A
25%
21
25
10% Sep
11% Apr
X20%
25%
Jan
41
13.400
78.200
20%
% Apr
103
41'A
28%
25
Natl
4
40%
27%
12%
26
4
20%
41'A
27%
152%
28% Apr
17
20%
40%
179
31
6% Feb
20 Vb
40%
12%
National
28% Jan
20%
40'A
40%
152'/a
23
15
19 Va
41%
19
38% Jan
6
21%
27%
41%
26%
179
4
Feb
4
3.400
24%
1
Jan
14
Mar
10.600
24%
100
156
21
15%
27%
24%
100
9
11
72% Apr
15%
27%'
28%
53
6
15%
27%
21%
33% Jan
31
26% Jan
15%
27%
40%
16
46
9,800
15%
27%
21%
No par
Co
7%
26%
15%
16 %
28%
5
26
90
6,500
15,200
27%
25%
1
preferred
National
7
178
13%
43%
5
Stores
Gypsum Co
178
13%
28%
Co
pfd series of
179
14
Distillers Prod common__5
$4.50
179
13%
25
Dairy Products
National
40%
41%
180%
14
1
Inc
Co
40%
*179
Xl7%
14
Department
23% Jan
'■
31
18%
36%
National
4
3
18
35%
National
27
13
18%
36%
b
new
preferred
National Cylinder Gas
11% Jan
0
15
29
10
41 % Apr 26
28% May
6
23% Jan
3
20 Vb Mar 14
17
105% Nov
3
18
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
93% Jan
May
37 % Jan
City
conv
5.700
17%
36
1
Register
28% Dec
2,400
6.800
18%
41'%
25% Dec
56
22%
37%
180%
5
10
56
22%
18%
41%
4
V
56%
22 'A
22
37%
180%
Cash
x55%
'
1
Inc
10
21
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
24% Dec 21
22
10
19% Jan
4
57%
21'A
100
10% Jan
12% Jan
57 VB
22%
A
15% Apr
35% Oct 25
58
21%
Corp
preferred
$1.25
57%
22%
6
Fibres
Corp
Biscuit Co
60
22'A
*120
120
120
121
*119%
59%
1
Co
3
182
*120
121
1
100
Airlines
Jan
Co
2.50
102% 102%
*100'% 102
102% 102%
25%
26%
22
22%
33%
33"%
36%
37
Q9
Q9
92
92
91
92
190
103
103
103
103
260
102
*101
102
*101
102
102%
*102
102%
*102
102%
380
26%
61.300
22%
17,900
*91%
92%
102%
*102%
103%
102
*100%
102%
102%
*102
24%
25%
24%
25%
25%
26%
26
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 Vs
32
33
32%
32%
*33
33%
33%
33%
1.500
36%
37%
36%
37%
X36%
36%
36%
36%
4,400
48%
6,200
102%
'100%
o
38% Jan
102% Jan
92% Jan
100 % Dec
110% Jan
29
104% Jun
108% Aug 30
54% Jan
70
18% Jan
20
9
21% Jun
For
9
2
102% Nov 24
24% Dec
footnotes
c»e
64% Jan
Edison
Co
48%
12
48%
14
4.40%
preferred
100
*107%
108%
107%
107%
108
3.90%
preferred
100
99Va
99%
*99%
100
*99%
24
109
Jan
14
4.56%
preferred
100
*107%
109
*108
109
*107%
108% Jan
12
4.44%
preferred
100
107%
107%
*107
107%
*107
76% Feb
1
Ohio
4
Oklahoma
20
28
18% Jan
20
Jan
19
22% Feb
26.
Ohio
22
31 % Jan
100
21
pqap
Jan
Apr 21
110% Apr
100% Apr
106% Mar 11
27
20% Aug
108
7
33% Dec
26% Jan
101% Nov
Dec
95% Jan
49
20
105% Mar 17
9
106% Jan
6
1
35% Mar
19% Feb
Oil
Co
No par
Gas
21
4%
Apr
29
Preferred
25% Apr
25
103
common
&
Oklahoma
Natural
48%
49
Co
series
Gas
68%
68%
68%
com—10
35%
35%
35
20
Elec
preferred
4.24%
49
*19'A
19%
19
19
103
103
100
7.50
103
24%
103
24%
24%
69%
35%
24%
69%
35 %
*19
48%
47%
48'A
48
108'A
107'A
107%
*107%
108
110
99%
*99%
100
*99 Va
100
20
109
*107%
109
108%
108%
107%
*107
107%
70%
35 Va
19%
*102'A
103
24%
24
69%
69%
_JJ5% ^5%
"*ife% ./19%
*102%
24
103
24%
*107
69 VB
35 %
19
*102%
24
10
107%
20
69 Va
9.700
35 Va
4.000
19%
103
24%
400
40
4,300
Volume 181
Number 5427
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2135)
NEW YORK- STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
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■»
STOCKS
Year 1954
fewest
■<
fewest
38
Feb
10
60% Dec
3
104
Jan
5
127% Dec
3
9% Jan
i»nf« since Jan. 1
_
Highest
49% Mar 14
114
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
58% Apr 15
124% Apr 15
17 % Mar
2
Jan 26
4
15
Jan
4
105
Mar
2
11
97% Dec 30
69% Dec
8
94% Jan lo
44% Jan
61% Jan 18
68
Jan
4
July 23
35% Not
45% Apr
11
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
Dec
31
31% Jan
6
89% Apr 29
99
Jan
14
16% Jan
4
16
16% Jan
4
97% Apr
11
13
23
83
50
Jan
Dec
99
76
11
77% Jan 12
31
13% Jan
5
Dec 23
Jan
20
26% Dec 22
Jan
7
97
Dec
7% Jan
11
12
33% Apr 28
£7
44%
28%
39%
33%
23
17
100
Mar 14
93
Apr
10% Feb
48% Mar
Mar 28
28% May
22
2
101
May 3
12% Mar 10
8
3
65
May
4
5
May 17
May 17
78
Dec
67% Mar 16
62
86% May
Dec 29
56
76
Jan
Apr
21
Not 26
37% Jan
44
Feb
17
31
4
40
Jan
4
46% Dec 31
Feb
15
38% July 14
Jan
12
46
114% Jan
13
140
4
8% Jan
9% Dec
67% Jan
4
17
44% Mar 15
48% Mar
37% Jan
6
37% Jan 25
128% Jan
7
150
2
138% Mar
142% Mar 10
31
8% May
38% May
14
10
3
12
Jan
16% Jan
6
52
Mar
9% Jan
100
Apr
18
104
Mar 24
18
88
71% Jan 31
12
20% Feb
is
Jan
3
11% Dec 29
6
13
Apr
1
40% Dec 30
36
Jan
6
43
May
6
45% Dec 31
41
Feb
14
47% May
5
38% Dec
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
9% Jan
3
45% Aug 19
11% Dec 27
7% Feb 23
4% Jan
22
Apr
13% Apr
1
5
2
14% Jan
8
7% Jan
8% May
22% May
47
49% Dec 29
38% Oct
12
50
10% Jan
4% May
15% Dec 22
4
51% Apr
41% Jan
5% Dec 23
2% Apr 26
10% May 11
35
May 7
54% Feb
Jan
6
14
23
Feb
Oct 28
10
26
Dec
29% Mar
36% Jan
28
10
44 % Mar
% Apr
27
19
18
Feb
14
1% Apr
25% Jan
24
24
5
27% Mar 17
29% Feb
27% Jun 24
29% Jan 29
27% Jan 20
29% May
73% Jan
4
93
Dec
7
82
Jan
11
98
37% Jan
4
80% Dec
8
74
Jan
6
37%
55
Dec
6
106% Feb 18
113
Oct
25
104
108
NOT
4
Mar 18
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
41
2
53
May 4
41% Mar 14
22% Dec
107 % Jan
105% Jan
Not 30
5
Mar
11% Jan
31
Mar 18
134% Jan
33
13% Jan
29
22
169
Sep 21
57% Dec
Jan
Jan
3
25
20
108 % Apr
29% Mar
25
3
51% Feb
15
11
34% Jan
23
26
37
Feb
8
173
52
Jan
25
101% Feb
18% Jan
9
Feb
Mar
77% Feb
17% Mar 14
NOT
2
22% Apr
67
4
21
23 % Apr
12
Jan
3
73% Feb
11
104% Jan
18
106% Jan
5
10
20
26
Aug 30
15% Jan 11
9
30% Jun 20
100% Jun 29
39% Dec 31
Jan
6
29% Feb
May
4
11
36% Jan
Jan
4
6
47% Apr
12
112% Mar 30
107
Jan
12
4
114% Apr
18
52% Dec 29
48
Jan
6
32% Jan
4
23% Jan 11
39% May 20
26% Jun
3
37% Jan
6
30% Jan
106
84
Jan
5
115
Oct
May 28
103
25
Jan
4
40% Mar
31
97
Jan
26% Mar
115% Apr
31
103
Jan
11
107% Sep 30
104
107
Jan
11
110
7% May
14
3
Dec 22
Feb
17
Jan
7
98
2
44% Jan
34% July
83
Jun
5
39% Deo
Dec
95
Apr
8
90
Jan
11
29
45% Aug 3
97% Apr
3
75% Dec 31
Mar
9
63% Feb
5
53% Jan
4
10% July 15
35
100
Jan
July
104
9
21
Jan
11
NOT
1
16% NOT
1
80
Jan
37% Dec
155
52
July
Sep
7
Apr
40% Jan
6
79
Mar 16
45
21% Jan 17
84% Jan 13
26
83
Dee 31
Feb
11
4
7
6
59% Apr 22
104% Feb 14
116
115
Mar
13 % Apr
6
6
29
6
97% Mar 14
Mar 21
33% Jan
May
87
6
Apr 28
Feb
23
Apr 21
92
Mar 29
Jan
6
95
Mar
1
76% Dec 30
67% Feb
7
81
Mar
4
15% Mar 14
18% Apr
18
Apr 15
158% Jan 31
163
Mar 28
Mar
164% Mar
172
May
3
May
8% Jan
30% Jan
3
5
7
Jun
9
71% Not 29
4
8% Dee 16
7% Mar 21
4
30% Dec 31
62
Mar 14
12% Jan
60% Jan
4
80
Dec 30
11
87
Dee 29
85
79
23% Apr 28
76% Mar 11
62% Jan
27% Dee 20
80% Jan
Mar 14
25% Jan
3
150
Aug 26
18% Jan
8
31
Dee 29
122% Dec 21
28% Feb
24% Mar 14
108% Jan 14
150
Jan
5
3
31
90% Feb 24
6
Jun
89% Jan 11
25
150
14
Jan
25
30% Jan
3
122
Jan
3
10% Feb
1
18% Not 30
16% Feb
8
26
24
4
Apr
14
32% Dee 30
29% Jan
6
22
35% Mar 18
May
14% Jan
4
40% Dec
7
37% Jan 26
4
16% Jan
7
20% Dec 29
20% Not 24
99% Dec 20
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
5
68
Jan
Feb
17
9% Mar 31
91
12% Dec 31
Feb
: 43
Jan
8
10% Mar 14
12% Jan
20
77% Jan
6
2
44
43
38% Mar 14
12 Apr
7
Jan
Aug 10
92%
Sep 15
Mar"
27
Mar 19
3
84
26% Dec 23
24% Mar 15
114
I
4
97% Jun
2
102
104% Not
9
66% Dec
Apr
26% Apr
119% May
11
28% Jan
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
103% Apr
6*
July 20
26% Apr
3
.
31% Feb
33 % Apr
29% Jan 18
99% Mar
29
100% Feb
4
28
Jan.
4
143
Jan
5
21% Jan 15
c35%De«
158
Dec
•
see
na bp
9«
27%
27%
96'A
27
28%
99
11%
11%
75%
27%
27%
99%
27%
98
*96 %
97%
11%
*11
450
11%
*11
64%
65
11%
200
*64%
65 Va
65
65
200
*63
64 V2
*84
86
*84
86
85
75%
*74
77
*74
77
*74
41%
.40%
41%
48
47%
40%
40%
41%
41
47%
47%
40%
40%
40%
40%
136
136%
135%
136%
147%
148
147
148
146%
148
148%
148%
1
Nopar
2 50
prior preferred
par
1
5
II25
Ford
No par
No par
ZTzi
__2g
I
~25
41
8%
9%
8%
8%
41%
42%
39%
40%
9
*8%
900
137%
148 Va
1,470
310
8%
8%
8%
83/8
8%
13,100
40%
39%
40'A
38%
41 va
8%
8%
21,500
8%
*8%
8%
40
9
300
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
84%
18%
86%
85
86 Va
19%
50.4U0
84
85
81%
84%
81%
83 3/8
4,200
*100%
101%
*100%
101 %
*100%
101%
11%
41
47
►100%
11%
40%
101 %
*100%
101%,
10%
11 %
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
40%
30,600
39%
40%
40%
41%
41%
43
47
39%
*46 Va
47%
13,900
*46%
47
47
47%
44
*47%
47%
42%
400
43%
43
43%
48%
43'A
43%
47
47%
14,100
48
12 %
12%
47%
12
47%
12V4
11%
12%
12
12
6%
6%
x4%
5Va
42%
*47
8 %
21
6%
8%
8
21%
*52%
41%
*52%
42%
43
44%
*47%
12
*47%
48
12
6%
6%
4%
3o0
5,500
434
22,700
8%
20%
54
6%
41%
7%
8%
8
8%
8 Va
8%
19,500
21%
20'A
21 Va
21
21%
21%
22%
54
18,400
53%
53'A
53%
53%
54
54
42%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
41%
500
3,000
rl%
ii:V
24%
24 %
*24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
*24
28%
24%
29%
*28%
29%
29%
29 3/8
283/4
28%
*28%
29
29%
29%
29%
*28%
29 Va
29
29%
29.%
29 %
330
90%
91%
91%
93
93
93%
4,300
*28
93
901/4
92
99%
103
34%
12,300
__
106
1
42
*148
18%
92
Corp com
Light com
No
42
*137
19%
104
~i
42
30
18%
7
"When issued"
Penna Glass Sand
41%
20
8%
9
No'par
Corp
41
35%
33
101
99
100
100%
98%
.
101
380
490
5,500
34%
33
33%
33%
33%
32%
33%
47
44
45
45%
46
46 Va
46%
700
46%
46%
46%
46 %
46%
46%
46 %
6,400
111%
111%
112%
112%
112%
113 %
410
19,800
46
46
par
46%
46%
preferred
46%
100
111%
series preferred
112 %
111%
111%
100
107%
107%
107 %
107%
50
27%
28
27
28
27%
27%
27%
28
10
X27%
28
48
48%
48%
81,000
48%
48
48%
47 %
48
473A
48
3,400
Power
4%%
4.40%
&
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg Co
Penn-Texas
Corp
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light 8c Coke
10
—1111.5
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet Milk Co common
4%%
20%
*35%
158
331/30
21%
*67
100
*104%
Corp of America
5
Brewing Co
5
Pfizer (Chas) 8e Co Inc com
1
4% 2nd preferred (conv)_.IIl00
28%
Petroleum
Pfelffer
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Phila Electric Co
i2.so
20V8
36
♦35%
20%
36
9%
20
*35%
20 Va
*353/4
75
73
73
22%
21%
22
*66%
68%
*661/4
*105 Va
106%
106%
106%
*28%
28%
28%
28%
106
28%
9%
44%
9%
44 %
113%
43%
111
52%
158 %
9%
44%
113%
51%
51%
158
107%
20
36
158
113%
52
*107
107%
68'/a
*71%
No par
20%
*107
159
loo
preferred
*45
35%
159%
*74%
74%
300
22%
22%
41,600
68
*61%
69 %
100
107
*104%
106%
210
28 Va
28%
600
71%
21%
22 Va
22%
22%
68
68
*105
9
51%
9
9%
13,800
*35%
*71
43%
20%
210
*157%
71 Va
111
107%
19%
36
160
*28%
*107
20%
159%
'160
75
28%
9Va
L
1
9
4 4 3/4
43 3/8
44%
44%
111%
111%
111%
111%
52%
51%
52%
52%
900
9%
8,500
45%
9,900
112
780
54%
13,500
39%
7,700
26
7,900
common
Nopar
38%
$1 conv preference com.
No par
100
25%
25%
*25
25%
25%
*112%
113%
112%
112%
112
112
113%
113%
114
114
100
100%
102%
*99%
140
101%
*98%
101%
*98%
101%
*98
101
106
200
106
106
106
*104%
106
1053/4
106
150
111
*110%
111
110%
110%
4.4%
preferred
3.8% preferred
4.3% preferred
4.68% preferred
8c
3%%
106%
106%
111
111
*110%
Reading Coal 8c Iron
preferred .series A
111
38%
*110V4
38%
38%
25 Va
39%
39
25%
15%
16
15%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
40
153%
15%
41
38%
8,200
40%
38%
39%
393/4
40%
40
40%
24,800
100
5
100
100
*95%
96%
96 »/4
86
96V4
95%
95 Va
95%
95%
*95%
42%
42
*87%
41
42
41%
41%
42
42%
413/8
89
42'A
89
89
88%
88%
883/4
89
90
91
700
86'A
300
86
97
*85%
86%
35
*33%
35%
*33%
35%
*33%
*94%
98
♦9434
98
*943/4
98
*94 3/4
98
74%
x73'/a
74%
5
*11%
13%
*11%
13%
55%
55%
x55
55
103
104
Nopar
Pltney-Bowes Inc
Pitts C C 8c St L RR
2
100
Pitts Coke 8c Chem Co com..No par
$5 convertible preferred
No par
preferred
(conv)
30
36,700
35%
98
25
preferred
86%
35
♦94%
No par
common
*85%
*33%
*85%
*33%
86%
No par
100
Phillips Petroleum
Phoenix Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Inc
30
1
common.
preferred
$4.80
38%
3
3.9% series preferred
Phillips Jones Corp com
$4
38%
100
preferred
5%
39%
26
100
_
Philip Morris & Co Ltd
4%
25%
*104
75%
104
44%
*114
45
43%
120
23%
*89%
*114
24
90
74
723/a
133/4
*11%
543/a
543/8
543/s
104
44%
120
23%
72%,
*11%
104
43
23%
*114
23%
72%
12%
*11%
12%
54%
55%
55
43%
120
23%
86%
73%
105%
43%
120
*114
23%
*104
43%
*103
105
435/8
*114
23%
73%
32,500
1,800
120
44%
3; 600
120
23%
23%
2,300
89%
*89%
91
91%
♦90
90%
95
89%
*92
943/4
94%
94%
94
94%
73%
73
73
72 %
73
3,700
17
1,700
♦90
94%
94%
1
72
72%
Pittsburgh Forglngs Co
1
Pitts Ft Wayne 8c Chic Ry com. 100
7%
guaranteed preferred
.100
*162
165
*162
166
*162
166
*162
166
*162
172
172
172
*172
175
*172
175
172
172
74
74
77
79
10
166
*170
Nopar
Pitts Consolidation Coal Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
10
No par
17%
72%
7%
*92
72%
17
17%
73%
17%
72%
7%
73%
7%
72%
16%
17
*17
77%
17%
17
773/4
400
~20
78%
11,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
10
5,500
25
25%
24
25%
24'/a
24%
24%
24%
24%
preferred class A
...100
5%% 1st series prior pfd
100
24%
8,100
*79
80%
*78
80
77%
78
79
79%
80
80
5%
Pittston
5%%
Co
(The)
Pond
Creek
common
Procter
&
Serv
*86%
87%
88
88
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
100
*146%
25%
*146%
26%
25%
*86%
*1463/4
26
25%
117
*114%
87%
87%
300
27
27%
4,000
27%
2734
14,400
114%
114%
*146%
26%
26%
210
88%
27%
27
*1463/4
27%
Pocahontas.:
*115
25
25
25%
243/4
243/4
24%
24%
24
24
32
32%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32
32%
32 %
41%
*401/4
l
_lo
10
.Nopar
41%
41
117
*114%
117
100
800
4,800
40%
40%
41
41
22%
22%
22
22
22%
22%
22
22%
*22 Va
22
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
21
21%
21%
21%
9,900
97%
97%
96%
97%
96%
96%
96%
97%
97
97
3,600
41%
41%
24
900
700
10%
11
103/4
11
10%
103A
11
78
78
78
78
78
783A
79'A
79%
10
42%
42%
42%
43
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
43%
3,500
of Indlana.-No par
41 %
41%
42%
42%
42
42%
42
42%
42%
42%
5,700
n
109,200
com
preferred
Co
117
25
5
Co
*115
5
Gamble
cum
88%
27%
100
preferred
conv
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
88%
100
1
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young 8c Ash pfd
,
5
No par
103/4
263/a
6
4.16%
.25
*25'A
26 %
•253/4
25%
25%
3
4.20%
preferred
preferred
100
119%
119%
119%
119 3A
No par
30%
6
40%
40 "A
136%
88
3
40 Va
8,000
5,700
*40
*25%
11
48
136
*86
33% Jan
47%
40%
n
153% Jan
5,200
136%
87
18
41%
48
26%
11
77
*41
47%
%
41% Apr
86%
*74
41%
47 Va
86
5
*84.
77
41%
40%
41
75,000
86%
41%
135%
*8%
640
11%
85%
47%
9,500
27 Va
64
#(, 41
%
400
98%
101
*11
26%
4
31% May
100
11
15
.
98 Va
86
38% Apr
73% Feb
6
99
26%
12
Mar 15
>26% Jon
97%
ii
Apr
148
99
*25%
105
*30% Mar 3d
42%
44
98%
25
16
3
99
100
7
5,300
16%
99
preferred
11
2,100
130%
99
99
preferred
23
87%
128
127%
43
3%%
Apr
87
42%
4.32%
103
7
23% Now 4*.
For footnotes
57% May
37% May
127
16
43
*83
preferred
Common
7
33% Mar 14
40% Jan
126 Va
21
89% Jan
3
125%
91
163-4
88
86
42%
63
1
$1.32 preferred
$1.30 preferred
Public
H May
Mar 21
25% Jan
85%
43
99
100
Public Serv Co of Colorado
42% May
85%
100
Peninsular Telep common
Common rights
$4.75
Apr
85%
124%
320
42%
28%
25
*64%
103
44%
27%
Transportation
.No
Patino Mines & Enterprises
Peabody Coal Co common
Publlcker Industries Inc
80% Feb
37% Feb
25% ton
25% Jan
>
1
43
85%
124
Nopar
Potomac Electric Power Co
Mar
16
86
125
lio
Poor & Co class B
102
16%
85
124%
97
Corp"
13
80
25
v
5
*16
*11
10
28
46% NOT 17
82% Jan
7
25% Jan 12
*89%
*16%
I
23% Jan
33% Jan 18
7
16 %
No par
22% Apr
72% Mar 16
35% Jan
*16
1
29
91
169
18% Oct 29
91
16
5
Corp.
43% Apr
29
6% Jan
146
*89
1,200
10
Phila
160
1
8
2,500
Philco Corp common
4
18% Dec 23
11% Jan 13
64%
41%
64%
No par
15
90% Sep 21
k
64%
No par
29
15
Dec
Mar 30
400
17,700
41%
5
noncum
16% Apr
87
3
158
11
46%. Jan
102
24% Dec 31
4
42% Mar
Jan
69% Jan
Sep 27
115
6
77% Jan
97
1
102
22,400
64%
Parmelee
Penn
102%
15%
41
65%
No par
100
noncum..
41 % Apr
97
Jan
Mar 11
34% Apr
16
Aug 5
53% Dec 20
12
113
84
2
111
87% Mar 15
37% Feb 21
87% Feb 21
6
23
82% July 20
7
107% Apr
J&n 28
12% Jan
6
35% Mar 17
3
13
7
19
102% May
109% Jan 11
May
83
com
Cement
54%
121
15%
41
15
Park & Tilford Distillers
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust Proof Co
$1
64%
►119
15%
40
Nopar
Panhandle Oil Corp
Paramount Pictures
&
64%
15%
102
91
preferred
conv
64%
119
119
40
Amer World Airways Inc_II_l
Panhandle East Pipe L com
No par
4% preferred
100
5%
15%
101'/a
119
*89
Pan
Penlck
15%
101%
54
40%
Pacific Finance Corp
Pacific Gas & Electric
4%
119
Shares
54
91
...
57% Mar 29
18
110% Jan
Oct 22
28
preferred
2nd preferred
120%
15%
102%
15%
102
53%
*89
_i
preferred
Penn-Dlxie
48% Feb
6
18% Dee 31
28
1st
53%
*40
com
Inc
conv
•117
15%
103
53%
41
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc
Pacific Coast Co common
28
26
73% NOT 16
4
cum
15%
103
54%
the Week
91
12.50
Penney (J C) Co
155
10
Aug 27
3
45% Mar 14
11
9
Products
4%
53%
Friday
May 6
May 5
40%
(The)
11
57
3
Feb
108
6
113% Apr
ti
4
46
8
19% Jan
13
35% Dee 14
4
Mar 26
Pabco
54%
119
Sales tor
Thursday
May 4
'88%
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Oxford Paper Co
$5 preferred
54%
119
Wednesday
64%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Apr
35% May
44
45% Dec 31
4
Corp
May 3
No par
—
Overland
Tuesday
May 2
par
83 %c
Outboard Marine 8e Mfg
Outlet Co
106% Apr
30% Apr 20
Apr~19
35% Jan
i
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil Corp common 4
4
3% Mar 12
common
Pacific Telep 8c Teleg com
6% preferred
4
15
Corp
Pacific Mills
Jan
Jan
17
Oliver
_g
100
4%% convertible preferred
100
Otis Elevator
No
43% Jan
21% May 6
30% Jun 22
6% Feb
Cony preference 1951 series
Pacific Lighting Corp
26% Jan
35% Jan
Olln Mathleson Chemical
Corp—
Common
41 y8 Mar
8% Apr 28
20% Dec 29
84% Apr 19
104% Dec
7
25
Mar 14
p„
.
9% Dec
4
Oct
o
45% Dec
5
9% Jan
July 12
Aug 24
154% Not
4% May 18
26% July 20
6
21
52% Dec 20
137% Jan
67
Feb
22
Sep 22
130% May 6
45% Mar 30
Mar 14
94
14% Jan
3
67% Jan 17
98% Jan
6
104% Dec 31
34
82
6
LOW AND- HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
EXCHANGE
rights
Pub Serv El & Gas
86
31
30%
31
%
119
30%
%
ik
87
♦26
26
26%
119%
118%
31
30%
10%
•79
11%
n
u
5,300
130
80
88
*87 Va
89
26%
*26
263/a
26%
*25%
26%
500
119 Va
119%
5,800
119
31
303/4
240
100
313/a
23,700
No par
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
30 Va
30%
5,800
100
*101 Va
102%
101%
102%
*101%
102%
102%
102'A
♦101%
102%
100
104 %
104 %
103%
104%
•103
104 %
103%
103%
103%
103%
Puget Sound Power 8c Light Co..lO
38%
38%
37%
38%
373A
36%
37
Pullman Inc
60
60%
59
38%
39
com
$1.40 dlv preference com
preferred
4.18% preferred
4.08%
Pure
Oil
(The)
Nopar
new...
Quaker Oats Co (The)' com
5
0
31%
6% preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__ 10
152%
30%
31%
153
30%
'
x37%
31
31
31
110
270
37%
37%
60
57%
59%
57%
58%
57%
58
16,500
38%
37%
38%
38
383/8
37%
38
11,400
31%
31%
153%
153%
30%
30%
31%
*152
30%
37
31%
31%
30%
~
31%
31%
31%
152%
154
152%
*152%
153%
30%
30%
30%
31 %
6,500
6,500
130
2,700.
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
24
.
.
(2136)
Year
Range rfnee Jam.
1954
Monday
46% May
42%
44 Vb
43%
44%
44%
45%
45%
46%
84%
85%
84%
85 Va
85'A
86%
86
86%
8
8%
9
8%
♦101%
106
'105%
No par
1
51 Va
51%
51
51
51
51'A
51%
500
74%
74%
73
74
74
74
73%
74
74
75%
4,200
38%
39
39
39
39
39 %
39%
39%
39 VB
39 Va
1,400
23
22%
23%
23%
24 Va
37,900
35 Va
2,200
8% Jan
3
RKO
9% Jan
3
RKO Theatres Corp
8% Dec
22
1
10 % Dec
22
8% Mar 14
99% Mar 29
90% Jan
12
Jan
4
52V* Dec
6
4
62
Nov
23
37
25V* Jan
39% Oct
15
31% Jan
4
8% Jan
11
20% Dec 31
28yWan
13
34
36% Feb
1
105% May
3
Ralston Purina Co 3%%
Feb
7
53% Mar
4
Raybestos-Manhattan
6
80 y2 Apr
4
atayonur
37% Apr
1
40
Feb
24
25% Apr
15
Jan
18
31% Jan
6
42% Dec
29
39
Jan
5
7
Jun
13
1
34% Jan
22% Dec
31
36
Feb
16
32
16% Jan
4
12% Apr 27
Jan
47
29
28
26
98
Dec
30% Jan
Sep
18% July 22
53.50 1st prelerred
Pictures Corp
57 y0 Jan
26
18
'
42
5
29 y2 Jan
17
6
May
Mar
8
Reed
Rcls
4% May
8% Dec
20
7% Jan
31% Dec
31
28% Feb
34 y» Apr
21
12% Feb
25
14 Vt Jan
4
67% Feb
May
Dec
23
62
30% Nov
11
31V* Jan
64
16
22
Jan
11
3
Jan
4
10% Jan 26
103% Nov
23
43% Aug 23
99 % Mar
11
Jan
12
16% Apr
3
44% Feb
5% Mar 14
8% Apr
22
Dec
9
14% Dec
8
13% Jan
6
18
89% Feb
Jan
6
77 y2 Apr
25
7% Mar 14
9 Vb Apr
11
85% Dec
31
37% Feb
24
70% Dec
31
64
Jun
22
8% Dec
13
12
125
33% July 2
Marl6
July
44% Dec
22
3
163 V* May
Mar 11
40
46% May
Mar 14
54
Dec
3
51
88
Feb
10
82
Jan
101
Jan
26
Jan
3
2
105
Nov
g
12
37
Aug
4
36
33% Deo
9
37
Dec
6
31 Va Apr
48% Jan
11
77% Dec
22
65
3
28% Dec
29
27% Jan
95% July
25% Jan
20
May
1
15%
25
Oct
4
Feb
1
Oct
7
3
35
11% Nov
11
9% Jan
6
13% Mar 24
29
68 V* Jan
28
21V* Nov
15
19
Jan
18
23% Feb 21
33% May 21
50% Nov
24
38% Apr
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
38% Jan 28
4
103% Jun 14
112% Oct
14% Jan
88% Jan
31% Jan
11
23
30
62% Jan
8
4
July 27
21
Dec
76% Dec
21
42
15
Feb
11
14
25 Vb May
17
74
Jan
15
14%
15%
15
15%
17,600
35 %
36%
35 Va
36 V*
35%
36'A
26,100
8%
8
8Vb
8%
8VB
8'A
8%
8'A
25,300
8
15 Va
15%
*14%
15%
14%
14%
*14%
85
85%
84 VB
85%
84%
84%
84%
72%
71%
72
71%
72 -
8%
9
8%
72%
8%
i.
9
161 %
163%
45 VB
45%
158
45%
158%
45'A
45 5/8
45%
45%
14%
14%
84%
85
71
72
9
9 VB
9*
157 %
157
161%
X70%
8%
15
84%
162
160
45%
45%
*54
2,000
21,000
:
71%
3.400
9Va
22,600
4,400
163
46%
38,500
58
12,100
Co
*53
v:
87%
88%
104%
88
56
*53
56
*53
56
87%
88
105
104%
88%
88%
105 V*
V'
105
1,200
88%
66%
67%
66%
67%
65
66%
65%
66%
67
68
36 V*
36%
35%
35 %
36
36
35
35%
34%
35
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
5,600
31 VB
31%
30%
31 %
31
31%
30%
31%
31%
32%
5,800
38 Vb
38 VB
*38
47
47 %
47%
28%
28-Jb
28%
Oil
Corp
preferred
conv
As
25
*38
El Corp—No par
6c
6c Axle Co
Co
39%
46 V*
28%
5
47
29
20
Aircraft Corp
*350
358
*103
105%
25
345
47
46%
28%
28%
28%
28%
348
*103
105%
24 %
345
*■
*340
25%
•
*103
24%
24%
12%
12%
12%
12
12%
11%
76%
75%
76
76
76%
76 Vb
76%
30,000
22 VB
21
22
21%
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
7,700
43%
42%
¥4-%'
42%
43
41%
41%
7,500
14%
14
14 %
14
14
13%
13%
600
45%
17,000
VB
14%
6
Stores common.
10
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co
lo
Bt Joseph Light 6c Power—No par
Bt L San F Ry Co common_No par
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
95%
95%
95%
95%
95%
96
96
100
7,400
12
12%
44
5%
24%
25
16,000
25'A
75
42
A
105%
12%
14%
series
200
355
77%
_»
Preferred
*340
*103
22
4%
Feb 21
345
105%
11,000
76%
-1
(Jacob)
3,400
47
28%
105 %
23%
25%
100
41
46%
345
*103
*39
40
♦38
40
47%
■
900
12%
1
Royal McBee Corp
Ruberold Co (The)
■w
-
100
1
common
preferred series A
Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co_50 Guilders
5
83
14%
36 Va
No par
Mines
Rohr
2
31% May
25 Va Mar
15%
35
8
Ronson
11
22% Jan
13 VB
37%
No par
4%
21
49"% Apr
16%
36
Safeway
114
260
680
4
6
37,700
1,200
28
28
80
42 Va
103
35
98% Feb
Jan
►102
34%
49% Feb
40
41%
42%
102 Va
102
103
*102%
102%
41%
42
41%
34 Va
95 Va Mar 23
106 Va Apr
102%
102%
62
64
♦62
64
43%
34 Vb
42% Apr 25
0
5
30
*62
43%
34%
Ruppert
09% Oct
Dec
3
63 VB
34%
15% Mar 21
47% Sep
44
48% Jan
1
14
13 V* Mar
1
Not
,
9
18% Jan 14
22
23% May
62
35
5%%
81V* Mar 15
35
62
62
Roberstshaw-Fulton Controls com_l
4
72% Nov
5,300
63 V8
10
Co
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope Copper
18
9
4
6% May 27
65y«Aug
15%
*34%
Richfield
3
29
105% Max
100
15%
*33
35%
Spring
370
33%
15'A
35
Haas
1
33%
*15
5
Rhinelander Paper
Rohm
6
19
*33
15%
4,000
Apr
Jan
Apr
Va Jan
24
33%
*15%
38 Va
Rochester Gas
257
*33
15%
105 %
Rockwell
102
33%
15%
38 Vb
15
12
33%
16
38 V*
20
Apr 29
29
100
8%
34
42%
102%
*8%
8
x37%
Feb
31
8
8%
38 V*
29
26% Dec
4,600
8%
*7%
*7%
38
48 V* Apr
281% Oct
8,100
13%
38 %
7
105% Dec
24%
13
104%
13
8
4
23%
14 Vb
38 VB
Jan
18
24 Va
14
104%
41% Jan
Jan
23%
14%
38%
36
Jan
18% Jan
23 Vb
14
104%
21
96
38%
23
14 Vb
38%
38 Vb
23
148
*36
23
14
104Vo
11
40
38%
1
45% Oct
12
Jan 14
*36
100
40% Dec
Jan
41
38%
series
21
24
*36
4.50%
Manufacturing
33% Apr
34% Dec
38
Wr*ferr*d
28
4
*37
56
23
17% Jan
38
88
4
7
*37
22%
*36
39
*33%
200
39
*37
88
15% Apr
13% Oct
37%
*53
6
Mar 14
7
*37
10
12% Jan
7% Jan
37%
100
37% Jan
75% Mar
41
35%
series
Rheem
36% Apr
*40
3.60%
14
7
36
40%
8%
Common
45% Feb
4
May
35%
40%
Preferred
28
88% May
4
105% Apr 29
.
200
106
35%
*36
No par
No par
2.50
No par
10
Reynolds Metals Co com
Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
6
54% Apr
26
,
40%
*7%
preferred
Revere Copper 6c Brass
Rex all Drug Inc
2
♦105%
♦37
-No par
1
50c
Corp
Republic Steel Corp
-
*50%
40%
100
new
Aviation
convertible
$1
*10o%
51%
3JVB
60c
25
Republic Pictures common
15% Apr 29
20
109% Jan
2
46
78
Dec
Holding Corp
Republic
1
47% Jan
61% Jan
Reo
14
7
75% Jan
6
104
9,800
22%
23%
preferred
$4.50
25
7
May
35
8%
23Va
22%
35 VB
V14%
Remington-Rand common
14
12% Apr
.93% Feb 13
8%
3b %
14%
Mfg Co common
Conv pfd 3%* series
48% Mar 17
8%
41
22%
Reliance
31
2,300
8%
'40%
5
Reliable Stores Corp
16% Apr
14% Dec
51 VB
23%
10
No par
preference
$1225 dlv prior
24% July
8y« May
3
1
7
65% May 19
8
& Co—
(Robt)
11% Feb
14
8
8%
8%
9
105%
102
36%
50c
Inc
Broe
8
41
23 Va
36
50
50
5
1,600
8
♦40 %
.50
84,500
8%
8
8Vb
'
102%
No par
Co
Bit
Roller
Reeves
13
J<m
25
5
preferred
Raytheon Mfg Co
Reading Co common...
4% noncum 1st preferred
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
Real Bilk Hosiery Mills
3
2
Mar
24% May
19% Mar 22
13
pfd
common
$2
43% Mar 30
38
Inc
6
36% Mar
Shares
8 Vb
6
28
the Week
85%
5
Jan
4% Mar
Friday
May G
44 Vb
18
81% Jan
2% Jan
Thursday
May 5
8%
36% Jan
5
6
Sales for
PRICES
85 %
29
86% Nov
Apr 28
SALE
43%
39 V* Dec
4
86 V*
HIGH
Wednesday
May 4
1
1
100
11
Jan
7
,
America com__No par
No par
Radio Corp of
22% Jan
76
May 8
Par
EXCHANGE
AND
Tuesday
May 2
STOCK
NEW YORK
1
Hlgheat
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
Ku<i for Previous
Monday, May 9, 1955
STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
NEW
.
42%
*14
25%
29%
30%
81%
360
96%
1,100
108
106%
107%
106%
45%
45%
45%
46
46
46'A
25
*24%
25
24%
24%
24%
24%
29
V
46
25 Vb
96%
*107%
46
29%
30%
30%
31%
30%
31%
47,300
81'A
81%
81%
81
81%
1,900
107%
107%
*
45 Vb
96%
25
108
108
45
45%,
107%
45
;
80%
81%
29%
80%
80%
211
Apr
29#
Dec
29
284
Jan
17
320% Apr
15
St Louis Southwestern Ry Co—10o
*296
300
287
288
*285
298
*291
298
*292
Apr
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
28
170
10
preferred
St Regis Paper Co common
let pfd 4.40%
series A
San Diego Gas 6c Electric Co
100
5
100
10
♦145
155
*147
155
*147
155
*147
155
*145
110
155
10
5
1.40
800
"
298
123
7,600
6
0
20% Jan 12
93% Jan
4
14% May
3
41% Dec
103% Nov
23
5
42
33% Mar 14
101% Mar
Jan
Apr 21
103% Apr
19 V* Jan
7
3%
13
3
Dec
27
17% Apr 25
23% May 18
11
Jan
4
29% Dec
31
26
14% Dec
10
12% Jan
6
14% Feb
17
17% Apr 28
11% Jan
4
27 V* Dec
31
21% Apr
25
27% Jan
3
24% Dec
31
20
06 V* Nov
22
55 Va Mar 14
64% Apr
22
98
Dec
23
94 % Jan
12
98
11
108% Nov
16
Jan
25
107
33% Jan
6
47% Sep
80
102
May 26
Jan
8
25% Jan
85
4
Not 10
102% Jan 15
19
34% Dec
31
103
89% Mar 23
85% Jan
113% Jan
19
30
22% Dec
4
80
Dec
7
4
33% Dec
15
30
102
Jan
5
Dec
17
104
45% Dec
31
July 21
13
Jan
7
108
,
18% May 24
85
1
108% Jan
4
59% Apr
5
21% Apr 21
6
16
6
Jan
Va Jan
6
21% Jan 12
37
Jan
3
3
86% Mar
57
11% Apr 26
9% Apr 26
8% Mar 15
25
6% Jan
3
15
Apr
62
7
Nov 10
69% Jan
26
56
Jan
29
61% Jan
5
41
Dec
30
43% Dec
20
39% Jan
7
49 V* Apr
11
Servel
27% May
8% Jan
4
38
Dec
31
4
10% Dec
29
25% Jan
4
31% Dec
2
18
46% Apr
21
Sharon
9% Mar 14
11% Jan
31
Shattuck
13
36% Feb
10
Sheaffer
33% Jan
28 V* Jan
42% July 19
61% Dec
31
56
Jan
18
5
24% Dec
31
22 Va Jan
6
27% Apr
19
Dec
20
16
Mar 14
19% Jan
lu
43% Dec
31
39% Jan
15% Jan
7
Maris
20% Jan
4
17
66% Mar
47% Mar
6
36% Jan
45
Nov
8
32% Jan
52% Dec
22
48% Mar 14
35% Jan
54yaDec
31
48% Jan
$5% Jan
42
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
Jan
44
4
Shell
66
Jan
15% Feb
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
55% Feb
May
5
13% Jan 12
1
54
Feb
9
66
15 V* Jan
4
32% Aug 25
25% May
35% Jan
4
64% Dec
31
49% Jan
18
15% Jan
4
25% Aug 11
175
Aug 19
20% Jan
6
24 Vb Dec
31
20% Jan
4
6
18% Dec
10
,17% Jan
19
19% Mar
8
54
Jan
19
54
20% May
6
Mar
1
43% Nov 29
52
30% Jan
10
Feb
37% Jan
31%
31%
31%
*106'A
106%
*106'A
106%
*106%
—No par
fl
1
-1
19
17% Jan
7
25% May
28% Feb
0
2
July 28
29% Aug 23
28 Vb Jan
17
32% Dec
6
31% Jan
7
35% Feb
16
4
54% Dec
29
Jan
18
62% Apr
29
Sonth'n Pacific
4
38 V. Apr
4
ll
81%
Dec~20
72% Jan
18
49% Jan
87% Apr
14
93% May
5
50
Dec
15
92
Nov
22
25
Oct
15
9
26% Mar 15
29% May
12% Jan
5
16% Dec
2
15% Jan
24% Apr
Apr 22
4% Mar 16
6% Dec
29
5 V* Mar
7% Dec
29
6
4
82
Oct
4
$5% Mar 31
00
14
Nov 29
Jan
4
24% Oct
15
29 Vb Aug
106
Jan
74% Aug
100% Dec
19
3
22
Feb
80% Mar
6
4
8%
Southern
2
South Indiana
Southern
2
23% Nov 30
18
45% Dec
20
39% Jan
18
Mar 11
.
2
6% Jan
4
11% Aug 12
10% Jan
5
14
Apr
13
83% Jan
4
70
68 % Mar 14
80
Apr
11
Dec
31
24% Jan 11
49% Nov 23
43% Jan
28% Jan
86% Jan
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
4
92% Sep
22
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
17% Dec
7
15% Dec
20
5
88
18
Mar 22
1G% May
9% May
4
3
52
Apr
40% Mar
93% Apr
20% Mar
16% Feb
11
8%
9 Vb
58
Co
10%
10 Va
10%
33 Va
33%
*32%
Co
Production
$3.50
6,400
8%
14,500
170
61%
61
60%
61%
26'A
25 Va
25%
*52
.f
*31
33%
200
61'A
61
61V*
9,800
24%
25 Vb
24%
25
6,700
16%
16%
16%
16%
42%
42%;,.
42%
42%
2,400
54
53 Va
54%
2,000
53%
54%
54%
54%
35,600
51'A
50%
51%
50
51
7,100
;
46%
47%
47%
47 Va
4,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,400
52%
*52%
53%
62
•62
64
62
62
22%
23%
23 Vb
23 Vs
1,300
25%
25%
25%
28'A
6,600
16%
16%
16%
43
43
42
42%
51%
55
53
53 %■
53%
54%
53
53%
50 Vb
51
49%
46
47%
45%
12%
11%
*52
53
52%
62
62
62
23%
25%
•
53
,
24%
23%
23%
26%
26%
25%
26'A
25%
1
32%
60%
16%
63%
*62
10%
32%
25%
24%
%
54%
x54
55'/a
22%
23%
22
.
47
53%
r
*53%
54
22%
♦53
8,200
20
53%
60
54 Vb
22%
55
22%
54 Va
22%
54 Va
22%
54%
23
10%
10%
10%
59%
22%
4,900
12%
25,600
20,000
22,500
'
11%
11%
12%
11%
12
18%
18%
18%
18 %
18%
53%
52 Va
52%
*52%
52%
32%
32 Vb
32%
11%
18%
*52%
11%
32%
*37%
39
*37
32
*37%
38
*178
*178
*178
*180
"180
18
*52%
32
32%
*37%
37%
11%
11%
18%
18%
18'A
52%
52'A
52'A
32%
32%
33
37%
37%
38
300
3,400
100
-
50%
50%
50 Va
51
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50 Va
15,700
5
20 %
20 Va
20 Vb
20 3 b
20 Va
20%
20 Vo
20%
20%
20%
19,000
Elec_No par
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
(Del)
Co
Inc
31%
31%
34 %
34'A
34 Vb
3 4'A
33%
3 4'A
34
34%
34 Vb
34'A
No par
1
61%
62%
59 Va
62
59%
60%
60%
61%
61
62
29,400
»/a
33 Vb
32
32%
31%
32'A
31%
32%
31%
32%
13,700
92
93 V*
91%
92%
92%
93
No par
2
No
par
5
32
92
51 Vb
*88 %
93%
Co
51 Vb
51 Vb
♦88 Va
90
91
51 Vb
51%
*88 Va
90
92%
51 Vb
90
.
'
51%
*88%
51%
51%
*88%
90
6,000
-
51%
8,900
2,100
90
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
29%
28%
29 V*
22%
22%
21%
22
21%
21%
20
21%
20%
20 V*
5,000
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1,700
6 Va
7
*6%
7
*6%
7
*6%
7
*80 5 b
88
*80%
88
*80%
88
*80%
88
*6 Va
*80%
*
7
88
68%
70%
68%
102%
*101%
69
70%
102 %
102%
19 Vb
68%
xl9
19%
69%
13
*78%
64%
39
92
92%
16%
17
I
10
10%
68
69
68
■-
69%
11,300
6,200
40
102 Va
♦101%
102 Va
*101%
102
19 Va
19 %
18%
19
64%
65%
64%
66
39,600
13%
31,500
19%
19
19 Vb
68%
64
66'A
-
-
3,900
.
13 %
12%
13
13
77
78'A
76%
77
77%
77 Va
77 Va
48 V*
45 Va
46%
46 Vb
47
46%
48
8,300
38%
39%
1
69 Va
-
12%
.
48 Va V 49%
No par
*101%
5%
46
13 Vb
78%.
No par
preferred
Gas 6c Electric
2,100
31%
7.50
Standard Coll Products Co Inc
Standard
10%
58 VB
25
Standard Brands Inc com
•
8%
*58
33
*32%
24%
pfd__100
)—
Gas &
10%
8%
58%
60%
10%
10%
33
23%
25
(The
59
*57%
10%
8%
*57%
8%
8%
8%
10%
10%
10%
u
59
5
Sqnare D Co
2
4
10%
11%
60
X25%
15
$4.50 preferred
13
15
8%
2,100
Spiegel Inc common
Apr 27
.102% May
10%
59 Va
10%
14
71
7
5,800
8,500
73% Apr
7
14
55 Va
7,100
10
4
Feb
54
42 Va
23% Jan
18
84% Feb
54
42 Va
non-cum preferred
50
Mobile 6c Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern Public Service Co
1
5
4
53%
42%
8%
12
Feb
54
1
50c
Southern Railway common
27
7% Jan
53
42 Vb
Spalding (A G) 6c Bros Inc
1
Sparks Wlthlngton Co
No par
Spear 6c Co common
1
85.50 preferred
No par
Spencer Chemical Co common
6
4.20% preferred
Spencer Kellogg Sc Sons
l
Sperry Corp (The) new
1
7
9
54%
43
preferred
7
10
98% Feb
59
Jan
53%
43
Southern California Edison
51% Mar 29
92
55'A
42%
Southern Natural Gas Co
26% Jan
14
55
42%
South Porto Rico Sugar com.No par
5
Jan
11,500
43 Va
50
15% Jan
Jan
1,800
81 Va
81%
42 Va
preferred
18
29% Jan
20%
81%
42
Platinum
35
80
20%
82 Vb
42%
1
44% Jan
37
20%
81%
43
Inc
IncJ
23
31% May
51%
20%
82%
43%
Co
23
32% Mar
♦50%
20%
81%
10
Dec
•
51%
20%
82
42%'
100
100
46% Dec
51
51
20%
81%
42%
preferred
preferred
40
21% Mar
51%
20 Va
12%
11
4
3,000
51
20%
8 2'A
43%
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
3
51V*
51%
12 %»
Bolvay American Corp 4%
27
2,400
44%
3
39 % Jan
3,100
31
20%
51
47%i
6c
51
81
106'A
No par
No par
1
7.50
Steel
Co
80%
80%
23%
43 Va
America
Co
79%
122
43 %
1
South Amer Gold
51 Vb Apr
*22%
106%
11
Mar 14
40
♦117
23%
*106'A
Jan
.
93
*91 Va
93
122
*106 %
51%
8%
8,600
23%
6
25
36
31%
107
250
35%
36%
78%
23%
8,800
63
97
106
78%
Smith-Corona Inc
11
*22%
*95
*104%
31%
No par
Oil
♦118
122
*118
62%
63 Vb
95%
106
*22%
*22%
23%
12%
Aircraft
*91%
91%
91%
92%;
124
35%
36%
36%
37%
95
♦104%
31 %
*22%
47
4.20%
62%
63%
81%
27% Jan
24
*91 Va
*120
51%
Solar
14% Jan
37%
91%
127
54 Va
Smith-Douglass
49% Jan
37%
91%
*124
36 Va
106
31%
Corp
Socony Mobil
12% May
25
100
100
5
104 Va
54
6c
26%
13%
97
*
105
No par
Oil
7
180 % Feb
26 Vb
26%
17
4
4
26%
50'A
27% Feb
24
26%
36,400
43
56% Mar
Feb
24,800
28 Vb
50
7
9% Feb
174
23%
27%
16%
26
17
2,600
22%
43 Vb
25 % Apr
10 Vb Dec
13%
22%
28 Vb
No par
33% Jan
4
13%
22%
27%
13%
80
Corp
4
18
13%
22%
27%
106
Gas
&
25
f % Jan
13 Va
22%
61%
Co
Mfg Corp
Corp of
B%%
Apr 18
138% Feb
13%
22%
No par
Skelly Oil Co
25
Smith (A O) Corp
—10
Smith (Alexander) Inc common—8
14
59% Dec
13%
22%
82
Co
Sinclair
28
51
40
13%
23
31VB
(Prank G)
Pen Co
Slmonda Saw
14
Apr 23
•% May
35
13%
22%
♦104%
-5
Sheraton
3
48 % Apr
2,100
81%
Simmons Co
May 3
55% Mar 25
18
28%
31 Vb
(W A)
Oil
Sheller
55
3
37% Mar 14
11% May
7
28%
*104 Va
common
Steel
28%
*95%
com
6c Co
Oil
28%
62%
common
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock
28'a
95 Va
..1
Rubber
Inc
28
61
Beeger Refrigerator Co.
Selberling
5,600
29 Vb
95%
—
Stars Roebuck
'
63%
Oil Co
Beagrave Corp
18 Va
1
Co
$5.70 elnk fund
Seaboard
17%
103
preferred-No par
Seaboard Finance
43% Jan
50
17%
96 Va
RR Co
Seaboard Air Line
17
Apr
102 Va
17%
103
40
(The)
Elec Co
19
74
13
Scranton
102%
17%
40%
103
61%
common
Apr
26
9% Jan
2
29
40%
103 %
17%
103
95%
preferred
conv preferred
11,700
40%
*102%
17%
x40%
No par
32% Feb
39% Nov 22
10 V* Feb
3.65%
4.30%
41%
40%
28%
17%
29
40%
40%
17%
41%
103%
17%
No par
$4 preferred
Scovlll Mfg Co
2
41 Vb
*102%
No par
$3.40 preferred
28
23% Feb
15o
Corp
Scott Paper Co common.
Mar 14
79% Nov
7% Nov 26
Sobering
7
Mar
91% May
69% Mar 14
57% Mar 18
6% July
4
Feb
126'/a Apr
Mar 31
22
5
Jan
Jan
Sangamo Electric Co
Savage Arms Corp
Schenley Industries Inc
38% Apr 25
4
31
Dec
114
24
33
>29% Mar
6
Jan
22
42
17% Jan
30% Jan 20
Mar 14
noncum
39 Va
38%
39
39%
39%
39%
39%
7,200
92%
93%
93 Va
93 Va
92%
92%
92%
92 V*
16%
17
xl6%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
6,800
9%
10
9%
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
10%
15,400
-
13
12%
*77
•
200
350
Volume 181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2137) ' 25
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
¥ear
Lowest
4
Lowest
79% Oct
4
44% Oct
29
48 % Dec
4
112 % Dec
73% Jan
8
71% Jan
8
32 % Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
4
20% Dec
42 V2 Feb
5
31
42
102% Mar 11
53% Oct
Standard
Oil
of California—No par
Oil of Indiana
25
49 % Jan
3
Standard
1
Standard
Oil
of
New
Jersey
15
115%
2
Standard
Oil
of
Ohio
common
10
46%
12
8% Jan
102
3%%
Mar 28
6
12% Feb
22% Feb
11
10%
10%
19
19%
45
43%
44
40%
40
40 3/4
43% Mar 31
50
44% May
5
Stauffer
15% Feb
7
Sterchi
46% Dec
6
49% May
6
Sterling Drug Inc common
22
% Apr
30
19% Feb
16
13% Jan
4
12
Mar 25
17% Jan
8
97% Mar 31
95
30% Feb
24% Mar 15
15
Jan
12
3
Stewart-Warner
21% May
6
23
16 % Feb
23
19 % Jan
13
19% Jan
4
20% Apr
21
6
30% Feb
17
Stone
Jan
6
67% Apr
26
12% Jan
25
15% Jan
4
Stromberg-Carlson Co
Stiidebaker-Packard
Corp
7
Sunbeam
40
20
30
42 % Mar
4
48
NOV
12% Nov 24
Feb
1
101
Dec
68% Dec
30
70
Dec
30
113% Jan
7
16% Jan
4
71% Jan
11
7
Jan
4
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
30% Jan
16
118% Aug
9
23% Dec 31
84% Dec
11
Class
May
6
10% Mar 11
740
"Jan
6
18
11
50
30
46% Jan
26
24% Nov
10
20
4
51% Sep
28
45% Mar 15
31% Jan
4
48% Dec
16
41
28
14
147% Dec
7% Dec
15
% Jan
18
6% Jan
4
27
18% Nov 26
17% Jan
25
Jan
38%
33
Nov~16
4
Dec
20
5% Jan
35
143
5
Jan
4
Dec
15
Nov~23
88
Nov
83 V2 Jan
6
3
Dec~23
26% May
42 5/a
14
Oct
00% Deo
29
38
Mar 14
19
12% Jan
fi
6
9% Dec
153/4 Dec
Jan
15
10% May
172
6 3/a Jan
Dec
27
147
66
465/a Mar
Dec
29
61
12% Dec
31
12
6
13% Jan
19% Nov
19
18
Jan
10
13% Jan
19% Dec
23
17% Jan
7
38% Jan
49% Dec
23
46
2
8% Jan 22
63/4 Jun
11
393% May 17
1% Mar
8 5/a
9
July
17
July 30
9
Dec
44
Jan
7
Dec
11% Mar 16
29
7-
Feb
73
17% May
215/8 Apr
7
19% Mar
123/4 Jan
31
7% Jan
9% Mar
43 % Jan
4
45% Mar
2
3
6 3/8 Mar
The
3
43/4 Feb
•
6
7
15
1
12
Sep 24
11% Jan
11
153/4 Feb
42% Oct
18
53
Dec
31
47
Jan
18
92 % Jan
7
104
conv
8
101
Jan
25
10
24
Jan
17
273/a Nov
10
26% Jan
5
28 3/a Apr
7
$1.20
36% Jan
523/a Dec
31
48
6
56% Apr
21
Timken
12 3/a Jan
4
5
15% Aug
Jan
3
13% Jan
6
25 5/b Feb
2
40% Dec
31
37% Mar 14
13 % Jan
12
30 5/a Dec
30
253/4 Jan
21
213/, Aug 10
31
18% Jan
20
15 % Apr
19
104% Feb
29
15
4%
4
Mar
Feb
17
433/4 Apr
33% Apr
15
56
Jan
18
Mar 15
53
Dec
31
52
Mar
8
53% Feb
49
14%
*103%
105%
*103%
105%
*103Va
25
39
25
Mar 14
33% Apr
14
59% Apr
20% Feb
6
52 % Dec
54
Dec
30
18% Jun
31
25% Mar 14
59% Apr
31% Jan
19% Dec
0
17
Jan
6
20% Jan
41% Jan
57% Dec
0
52 % Jan
14
60
19
60%
243/4
*79%
11%
1,000
243/s
243/4
493/4
49%
49 %
49
49%
22%
*22%
22%
22%
22%
100
52%
51%
52%
51%
51%
51%
51%
443/a
6,500
433/4
443/a
44%
45
44%
'45%
15,000
51%
44%
96%
43%
*95
135
*95
135
8%
96%
132%
8 5/a
134
8%
96%
'
*133
8%
25%
96%
97%
Oil
*96%
98%
f
*134
138
136%
139
8
8
7%
7,000
20
'
800
10,600
203/4
20%
20%
*20%
21%
*20%
21%
20%
37%
35%
20%
36%
35%
36%
36%
36%
37
16%
37
17%
15%
16%
14%
15%
15
15%
15%
15%
/
50
51%
50%
51%
50
51%
95%
97
X95%
96%
95
96
28
29
26%
27%
26% ' 27%
40
14%
40%
39%
40%
393/4
401/2
14%
14%
143/4
14
143/8
tfa
%
51%
523/8
—
52%
52%
,
V
50
100
Non«r
common__50c
No par
No par
1
10%
10%
159
713/4
157
72
15%
.
"
15%
21%
50%
b0%
11 %
11%
*11%
8%
9
.
20,500
40%
40
40%
14%
14%
14
51
5,000
19,600
14%
7,700
%
"lfa
188,800
51:'/4
10%
10%
161
53
X51%
53/4
8,500
10/4
*155
163
10%
8,200
10/4
*157
162
71%
703/4
71%
71
71
153/4
16
16%.
16%
17%
21%
21%
21
...
21%
21
200
5,700
62,700
18%
18%
*21 %
7,500
18%
18%
18%
18
18%
1,800
50%
50%
50
50
*50
50%
290
12
*11%
11%
12
8%
45
*5
14
14
52%
*11%
9
44%
5
14%
52
10,300
28 %
50%
50%
?
54
5
14
95%
27%
15%
153/a
45%
*45
5
18%
943/4
27%
713/4
.
,203/4 "V21/a
V
95%
39%
52%
10%
*154
72%
^15
50%
18%
10%
157
71%
21%
18%
15
com
103/a
159
51
95%
%
51%
300
2,100
24,800
27%
.
Trust—
.....
5,300
8
37
10
53
-
8%
A
~
.
12
44%
5%
8%
14%
51
8%
45
4%
'
*11%
45
5
8%
45
4%
14%
300
9
45
10,100
410
51%
4%
*4%
4%.
14%
*14
52%
8%
44%
14%
14%
700
51%
7,200
51%
50%
1,100
100
Co
*102%
1033/4
103%
103%
*103%
10
Oil
27%
27%
.27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
267/a
27%
28%
12,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
5,800
55%
-55%
.25
Bearing
No par
28
28%
28%
28%
55%
56%
54%
55%
54%
105
*1033/4
105
56
*104
105
55%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
2
41
41%
41%
14%
40%
41%
403/4
413/a
40%
40%
1
1
common
(conv)
50
1
common
1954 ser_50
1
17%
31%
29
29%
30
28%
29%
22
21%
29 %
30%
22%
22%
22%
21%
21%
26
21%
26%'
21%
1,500
26%
26
26%
26%
26%
59%
58%
26%
583/4
11,900
59
59
*58%
59%
400
19%
2,300
*58%
20
19%
52%
*49
31%
30
58
283A
♦55
27%
17%
53%
*51
30%
17%
*51
20
19%
52
*49
30%
19%
19%
52
*49
19%
52/4
19%
*49
52%
30%
31%
31%
30%
57
56%
56%
55%
56%
*55%
56%
400
28%
17%
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
28%
23,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
12%
12 3/a
1
16 %
16%
16
333/4
34%
33%
16 3/a
34
16
Underwood Corp
No par
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
S
33
9%
9%
30%
34%
(The)
6,900
14,300
22,100
26
59 %
<
33%
Co
6,400
14%"
41%
50
Co
30
56%
5
(The)
preferred
Corp
2tiv-'
8
33%
Coach
Oil
97%
25%
137
7%
12%
TXL
25%
203/4
1
Century Fox Film
Twin
6,000
49%
33%
4
900
11%
1,004
*22%
13%
18 3/a Mar
40 3/4 Mar 18
79%
10%
*900
22%
13%
4
3
79
3,200
57,300
50%
333/a /343/„
12% May
33% May
80
11
1
30
22
23%
*875
1
16% Nov
415/a Dec
70 3/a
118%
23%
113/a
53%
13
7-
6 3/4 Jan
70%
*117%
23%
1,400
6,800
493/4
52%
Twin City Rap Transit com_.No par
5%
conv
prior preferred
50
32% Dec
70%
118%
23%
1,000
*900
20,800
/<.'
*117%
•
80
11
980
*70
'
*22%
44%
1
Ry Co
Coal
conv
28%
22%
51%
No par
preferred
4.30%
20th
28%
59%
80
113/a
24 %
7.50
No par
Preferred series A
13
*860
50
preferred
Edison
3/a
l
Tung-SoJ Electric Co
19
81
11%
49%
common
Roller
71
*80
11%
1,005
*22%
com
105%;-
703/4
81%
11%
5
Associated
Truax-Traer
14
30% Dec
133/4 Jan
Jan
x81
*900
(The)_4.16%
preferred
conv:
$2.70
9
*103%
71
25
50
x-distributlon—1
ctfs
400
105/2
105%
24%
&
".' H
12%
143/4
28
60%
•
Transamerlca Corp
World Airlines
2
30% Nov
18
12%
48/2
14%
30%
20
Jan
125/a
48%
145/a
213/4
25%
58%
19%
*49
30%
*56
28%
31
52
12 3/a
*48%
14y8
B
193/8 Dec
1
125/a
48%
14%
No par
23
May 28
12%
48%
14%
Inc
13
16% Jan
123/4
483/8
14%
Transue & Williams Steel
60% Nov
42
12%
48
15
Tri-Confinental Corp common
27% Dec
5
12%
2
4
26
Apr
26,200
3
223/4 Mar
273/4 Jan
153/s Jan
55% Oct
24% Mar 11
8,000
605/a
48%
Inc
Land
Co
Water
Toledo
28 3/a
58%
28
58%
5
S
Trans
18
28'/8
143/4
preferred
Tide
4
193/4
70%
Thompson (J R)
,
Thompson Products Inc
Dec
19%
48%
$2.50 convertible preferred
50
Avenue Transit Corp.No par
27 3/a Nov
20
*193/8
233/4
Fair
18% July 20
26% Dec
1
20
3,000
60 3/4
IThird
18
17%
28%
2.50
Pacific
Thermoid
60% Mar 24
175/8
28%
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—S
$2.40 conv preference
.No par
22
1,900
17%
—
&
$1.25
4
51% Apr
213/a
17%
1185/8
Texas; Utilities Co
•
Textron American Inc
6
21%
173/4
56
25
share
Texas
21
17%
20
No par
Pacific
Sub
4
27
21
18%
20
633/4
Rights
13
Apr
21
173/4
20
23%
Coal
4,300
21
18%
20
70%
Sulphur
18,600
"*
17%
*117%
Gulf
13% Jan
103
29
Producing Co new__3%
Pacific
*102%
12%
Corp
Texas
-
103
20
23%
Instruments
164J/4 Jan
Jan
25%
118%
(conv)
8,100
25%
25%
x23%
Texas
6
6
25
25%
*117%
Texas
Mar 14
Jan
25 %
25%
24 %
pfd
Texas
107
24%
118%
14
58% Mar 23
600
433/4
25%
24%
28
3
47%
29%
*102%
*117%
42% Feb
% May
47 %
25%
5
103
1
16% Jan
6
ib
% May
47% Jan
47%
21
25
Gulf
47%
15
61
Co
Texas
*143/4
100
Tennessee
Texas
14%
common
Corp
j
11
*14%
1
preferred
]4
7,300
143/4
47
70%
51% May
100/8 Apr
31% Apr
*14%
14%
47%
26
Talcott Inc (James).
Telautograph Corp.
Temco Aircraft Corp
2
500
43/4
20%
Symington Gould Corp
25
19%
44%
42 3/a
*103%
2
AVr
195/8
*43%
44%
No par
17% May
>/->
19%
443/4
42%
preferred
4%%
cum
19%
*43 %
43%
28%
Co
$4.40
3
19%
433/4
41%
"
;
preferred—No par
Sylvanla Elec Prod Inc
4
20% May
14% May 4
41 % Jan 17
47%
Jan
10,600
19%
*
253/8
Sutherland Paper Co common
$4
4,700
21
common
Sweets Co of America
5
8% Mar
25% Jan
57% Jan
41
128
A
9,000
103%
26%
__10c
97% May
47%
102
20%
.12.50
&
10 5/a
10
Superior Oil of California
Superior Steel Corp
Swift
463/4
*101%
10%
26
Sunshine Mining Co
3
56%
102
24%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
22
10 5/a
*102%
1
58% Mar
46%
*101%
10%
26
4
52% May
2
47% Feb 23
45,800
103
86% Mar
22% Apr
115/8
25%-
1^% Apr
Mar
1
1,040
26% Apr 38
6
29
14% Jan
Mar 14
91% Apr
16
24
Mar 30
A
114%
10
common
Oil
39,500
115%
No par
Corp
series
Co
14,000
44%
43%
46 %
*102%
79
43%
26%
No par
Corp
Oil
Sunray
8
4% Feb
Sun
11
18% Feb
105% Jan
$4.50
4
24
31
Dec
20
26% Jan
20% Dec
96
Apr
75% Mar
Webster
Chemical
118% Jan
Feb
13
Sun
13
5
41% Feb
81% Jan
Mar
6
79
2
Nov
53
16% Apr
104
21% Jan
3
Jan
4
20
115'A Apr
30
12% Dec
816
1
12 % Jan
97% Jan
67 % Feb
30
103
v
463A
785/s
44%
114 %
102
10%
79%
x43%
*
143/s
.
x78
25%.
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
&
♦102%
*101%
10%
Shares
,
-5
Corp
19% Aug 24
14% Dec
46%
102
the Week
15
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
43% Aug 19
14%
45%
*101
May 6
-5
28% Mar
6
26 % Jan
14%
100
6
29
39%
0
& Co Inc
18% Jan
18% Nov
*44
1
preferred
(J P)
23% Jan
1
11
Stevens
15
35% Nov
8% Jan
3%%
5
29
Dec
27% Dec
89
26
Jan
No par
10
Co
20
4
30% Jan
29
Chemical
Bros Stores Inc
26% Dec
21 % Jan
10% Nov 23
102% Apr
46%
19%
36
1153/4
114%
46%
19%
13% Jan
79%
44%
116%
10%
14
42% Mar 14
78
46 %
102
Friday
May 5
43%
.<
115%
46%
♦101%
42% July 30
7
44 %
1
13% Dec
17
79%
44%
116
5
5
4
79
44%
44
Sales for
Thursday
May 4
100
Warner Corp
Starrett Co (The) L S
5
Mar 30
Wednesday
79%
Stanley
14
Feb
preferred series A
Ry Equip Mfg Co
79%
Standard
7
25
Apr
11% Jan
36% Feb
May 3
119% Feb
30 % May
91% Jan
Tuesday
May 2
4
47% Mar
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
18
99% Jan
22
STOCK
7
Mar 14
19
YORK
EXCHANGE
81% Feb
43% May
30
Dec
18
106% Jan
8
11% Jan
45
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
52% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
1954
*51
53%
*51
V
53%
*51
31%
53 %>■
5,700
'
2,100
''
12%
12%
12%
12%
7,600
34%
,
35%
34%
343/4
34,100
7,600
u
11% May
7
143/4 Dec
8
Feb
24
38 3/b Dec
29
7% Jan
4
27
13% Jan
16% Apr
33
10% Aug 10
0
4
38
Jan
3
Mar 22
11
Jan
4
84% Apr
27
9
May
433/a Jan
8
75
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
80% Mar 14
23
July 23
20
11% Jan
4
21% Jan
25
Nov
28% Dec
104% Jan
15
113
92% Aug
3
99
85
Jan
7
Jan
5
38% Jan
4
11
48
Jan
4
25% Oct
45% Jan
Jan
31
6
933/4 Apr 12
31% Mar
1
Union
Chem
31% Apr
Union
Elec Co of Mo
100
100
Apr
Jan
14
24
87
100
59% Nov 24
Dec" 20
Mar 16
Jan
50% May
139
7
Jan
14
22
106
34% Jan
0
21% Apr 27
11
383/b Dec
29
119% Dec
29
110
Jan
6
10
48% Apr
21
27
28
Mar 15
150% Apr
31% Jan
20
105
Mar 21
108% Feb
15
23
17% Jan
3
21% Apr
13
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
18
54
Apr
7
Jan
12
38% May 28
34% Jan
20
43
Feb
43/8 Apr
72% Apr
6% Jan
12
19
Jun
1
49
Dec
27
40
3% Feb
25
63/4 Dec
29
80% Jan
0
4% Jan
4
6% Nov
9
8
Jun
13
28
11
88
Aug 23
12
May 25
11% Jan
4
173/a Dec
57
Dec
31
35
Dec
6
11% Jan
12
series
No par
series
No par
3
Preferred
4%
-
102
102
102
*102
103
Tank
,5%
Car
United
Preferred 4%%
United
102
51%
51
173
170
51%
171
50%
171%
51%
51%
51%
50 3/4
51%
*50%
51
*50%
29%
74
29%
293/4
29%
29%
29%
29%
X29%
70%
72%
68%
70%
69
703/4
68%
103% 103%
*103%
104%
103%
103%
43%
41%
43%
100
10
common
series of 1952.100
No par
Corp
United Carbon Co
10
43
44%
137/2
*20
42 3/4
137%
29
>132
135
;
128
132%
*
H O CO ns
104%
104%
101%
400
42%
41%
43%
33.300
128%
130%
130%
•
28%
29%
108%
*106%
108%
*106%
108%
*193/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
*20%
203/4
300
51%
49%
50%
*49%
49%
49
49%
1,900
42
40%
403/4
*40%
41%
40%
40%
300
4%
6,500
51
29
*283/4
2D
*403/4
43/s
4%
73%
*73
4%
73%
4%
73
43/a
73
4%
*73
4%
73%
4%
*73
6%
6%
6%
6%
8%
*8%
8%
*8%
25
18% Jan
18
Dec
179
2
Mar 14
36% Jan
7
Mar 14
3
Engineering & Foundry
59% May 5
35% Feb 11
United
Fruit
United
Gas
Corp
393/4 Mar
United
Gas
Improvement Co
United
Merch
United
Park City
Foreign Securities
22% Feb
16
3% Feb
9
94% Apr-12
55
* Mar
U S
270
May
Apr
29
6
19% May 4
81% Jan 18
64
May
213/4 May
31
13% Jan
4
16% Mar
40% Jan
5
43
26.
2
90
&
U
S
Hoffman
4%%
U
S
*68
69%
15
55%
56%
56
57
56%
58%
10
&
Mfrs
33%
37%
34
33
33%
32%
33
13%
38
37%
37%
373%
37%
1
21%
22
20%
21%
20%
21%
(The).l
2%
89
51
259%
2%
2%
2%
2%
Inc.
Mines Co
No par
No par
100
Machinery
893/4
51
1
Inc
5
A
69%
*68
70
6%
31,100
9
69 %
20
16%
16%
16%
16 3%
16%
16%
16%
16%
;900
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
4,600
58%
59%
58%
59
57,700
32%
33%
32/4
33%
21,800
*37%
37%
37%
37%
1,500
21%
21%
20%
21%
21,200
2%
23/4
2%
2%
10,000
88%
*49
89%
90
91
91
91%
91
91
2,700
*179
58%
51
50
50
260
258%
265
255
260
181%
181%
131%
180
180
58%
58%
58%
59
53%
59%
59%
59%
64
5,900
20
19%
20
19%
21%
9,800
*50
2613/4
*179
*50
51
200
261%
263
270
4,300
181%
*179
51
181%
30
*84
14%
84%
84
84
130
.1
14%
14%
14%
13%
14%
14
14%
13%
14
12,300
50
*42%
43%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
*42%
100
common
series
*68
73%
xl4%
;
preferred
preferred
com
23/4
-
3,400
19%
20
common
issued"
Industries
4%%
69%
16%
14%
Freight Co
"When
*68
16%
0
No par
Gypsum Co
7% preferred
Jan
Mar
S
68%
3
Cos
Co
U S
184% Feb
31
Dec~31
2
6
18
100
Electric Coal
United
Mar 14
Jan
preferred
United
U
40% Jan
31
7%
11
Mar 31
17
2,400
28%
>106%
42
(Del)
135
28%
108%
*40 3/4
4%
1,500
4,100
19,100
283/4
No par
*73
3,600
41%
Fastener
100
29%
60
20,300
"106%
52
convertible preferred
51
71
170
108%
20%
*51%
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
50%
173
■'
29%
*106%
No par
(Delaware)
$3.50
50%
170
29%
72%
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton
United
?
51%
5
of America—No par
Biscuit
*101
51
175
No par
preferred
Air Lines Inc
173
preferred—50
CO:
Aircraft Corp common
convertible
50%
175
6%
13% Dec
*100%
175
*8%
35
page
*100% 102
50%
523/a
6 3/4
214
see
common
8%
873/4
footnotes
90
6%
40% Dec
For
90
SO
100
90
*8%
54% Mar 11
7% May 4
5
No par
series
$4
noncumulative
Union
United
6
34
May
*98
*89
8%
6934
30
Dec
100
90
63/4
Nov .18
44
*98
90
6%
77% Jan
14% Mar 17
100
90
*8%
38% Dec
8
*98
*89%
1
2% Jan
184
100
893/4
Dye & Chemical Corp com.l
32
383/4 Aug 19
18% Dec 31
233
Jan
100
88%
Corp
8
-4
78
*93
United
15
11
*98
$3.70
$3.50
United
2% Sep
25
110
4
863/4 Dec
-
110
3
4
Jan
110%
11
8
22% Jan
110
73/8 Feb
1% Jan
175
110%
82%
10% Jan
49% Jan
114% Jan
17,000
110%
82%
78% Jan
51% Feb
4
3,300
31%
•
[
19
13 % Mar 14
13
25%
30%
110%
No par
81
Apr
8% Mar 14
68
17
27% Jan
4
1
7
15% July 20
45% Jan
33% Mar
Jan
903/4
25%
31
*110% 110%
sejdes
83
15% Feb
Aug 17
63% Jun 29
6
89%
25%
30%
$4.50
Unlted-Carr
70% Apr
90%
25%
31
Preferred
21
11
29
14
89%
25%
30%
Preferred
21
Jan
1073/4 Apr
19% Sep
25% Nov
103% Oct
90%
25
83
'
4
Jan
,
24,300
89%
50
Apr
103
3,400
31%
110%
23
2
82%
90%
Oil of California
26
81%
253/8
Pacific RR Co
Jan,
80%
303/4
Union
Jan
2,300
f
893/4
Union
30 3/a Mar
6,000
9%
253/8
7
52
16%
33%
9
31 %
27
94
16%
33%
9%
30%
Feb
6
16%
33%
9%
89%
25%
Apr
4
16%
33%
9%
10
No par
common
59
50% Mar 15
81
16%
33%
9%
93/a
Corp—10
Carbon
Materials
178
263/4 Jan
3
Preferred
&
&
3
68% May
1063/4 Feb
Carbide
9%'
83%
903/a
25%
20
17
79% Dec
20
5
104% Mar 29
11
873/4 Jan
Union
7
91
Apr : 7
Apr
Jan
51% Aug 23
29% Jun 24
6
26
113
14
Bag & Paper Corp
6
19
103% July
Union
Jan
108% Mar 22
Nov
154
Udylite Corp (The).
27% Jan
9
Oct
105
105% Jan
69 ;
Sep 28
94
99
10
29
84
84
84%
84%
*83
84%
42%
300
26
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Year
20% Dec
6
24% Apr
15
0
9 %Feb
14
Jan
6
7% Feb
24
8% Dec
28
36'% Jan
4
77% Dec
21
59% Feb
3
68 % Dec
6
Jan
11
39
Nov 29
35
Oct
84% Mar 21
24
U S
Jan
8% Jan
19
29
70
28
41% Mar
0
Jan
U S
U
7
79'/2 Jan
13
103
Dec
0
97
29% Jan
11
46% Dec
6
39% Mar 14
48"% Apr
20
134% Jan
6
163% Oct
7
18
170 % Apr
21
37% Jan
59% Dec
29
18
Jan
3
11
60 % Feb
54% Jan
4
13
65
Feb
24
Jan
11
74% Dec
67% Jan
6
88% Apr
26
4
44% May
39
157% Jan
49% May
61
17
31
64% Sep
42 % May
143
4
Jan
24
18% Oct
Jan
26
38% Mar 10
3
19% Feb
14
37% Jan
7
13% Nov
11% July 14
73% Jan
5
98
Dec
1
1% Jan
4
3
Dec
31
17
10
Jan
6
91
4
4
Jan
27
11% May 12
20% Dec
31
8
44% Dec
31
Apr 28
3% Jan
3
21% Jan
56% Mar
0
3
3
10
30% Feb 23
35
Jan
18
169% Nov 28
161% Jan 20
170
Feb
4
18
18% Jan
11
32% Nov 23
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
32% Sep
12
22% Jan
154
63% Jan
5
83% Dec
34% Jan
21
42% Deo
31
31
31% Oct
14
4
40% Dec
20
11% Jan
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
89
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
4
; 27
Jan
11
2
112% Jun
4
4
25% Jan
Jan
8
117
Apr
18
101% Feb
9
103
Feb
2
Feb
16
104 % Apr
18
57
Mar 25
13
May 17
101
NOV
9
40% Dec
29
37% Jan
30% Dec
31
30
Jan 11
71% May 18
10% Dec 31
68
Jan
8
15% Jan
18
107
101% Jan 19
25'A Jan
114
6
30
Mar 20
76
Deo
2
13
1
6
3
May
90 3/4 Mar
18% Mar 23
5
31% Feb 24
74% Jan 18
85% Mar 25
28% Apr
Oct 21
26% Apr
42% Mar
33
ff
36%
99%
99
99
*98%
100%
45%
*43%
34%
34%
34%
.
99
99
340
2%
2%
2%
*18%
19%
45%
44%
35
35
*167
168
2,400
35
*34%
1,00C
20
168
*167
27%
*27%
28%
28
28 %
83%
83%
44%
83%
84
84
84%
90
44%
44%
*44%
44%
1,100
45%
44%
453/a
44%
45%
15,200
44%
*44
44%
46%
44%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14 %
14%
14Va
14 Va
*37%
38%
37'A
37%
37
37%
37 Va
37%
8%
8 3/8
8%
♦131
♦131
56%
32
*93
94%
45%
37%
44%
44
45 Va
137%
1403/4
1403%
37%
373/8
37 Va
115%
115%
*115%
102 %
♦102
1023/4
104%
*102
*104
*104
4C
20G
32%
32
32
32
32%
82
79%
80%
80
80
17%
16%
17%
*17
17%
30%
*29%
30 Va
*29%
30 Va
*30
31
79%
*78%
79%
79
79
17
17%
793/4
30
1023/4
104%
1023/4
1023/4
1043/a
80%
30%
♦79%
115 %
115%
32
84%
17%
8,900
*115
40%
32%
*29'/a
30C-
38'A
104%
83
.20
8,000
137%
38
403/4
41%
-10
137%
1043/a
42
32%
25
25
5
8,100
453/a
38%
140
37%
115%
31%
453/a
413/4
104
104
104%
*41%
102 3/4
*102
*137%
;
115%
115%
115%
102%
*93
7,100
94%
*93
94%
43%
37%
37%
*93
453A
137%
46%
142
*137
31%
94%
44%
57%
135
*131
32
31%
31%
31%
32%
94%
2.00C
12,800
9
*131
'
—
135
*131
135
*131
57%
57%
*131
•131
135
*131
57
57%
57
58
*131
32%
32%
1*93
100
preferred
!
.
1
No par
Virginian Ry Co common
6% preferred
Visking Corp (The)
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common.
'
135
8%
8%
8
8%
8
56%
55%
k Pacific Ry com_100
dlv partlc preferred
4,500
14%
37%
8%
100
60C
27%
14%
preferred
100
46
45
44%
35
11,600
84
44
47%
10,700
27%
27%
*83
44%
13%
19%
168
168
168
168
168
1,200
13%
2%
19
350
13%
•18%
2V»
2%
19
5,700
13%
■;
36%
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar Co_6%
Vlck
Chemical Co
2.50
1%
*36
13%
13%
45%
84
Co
Virginia Elec k Power Co com—10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
100
5
36%
13%
2%
28%
Raalte Co Inc.
6%
36%
*13%
13%
34%
46
19%
13
19%
*83
America.
Corp of
Norman
19
13%
2Vu
3,500
162
19
99
'
600
163
163
18%
36%
13%
47
43%
40,700
163
163 >/a
*18%
♦27%
100
No par
preferred
k Light Co
49,800
43%
13%
99%
34%
Power
86%
43%
12%
*45%
4%%
86
43%
36%
13%
♦167
86 %
13%
13%
99%
1
4,100
63%
19%
36%
13%
13
100
780
52
63%
36%
36%
1
preferred
170
51%
19
19%
Universal Leaf Tobacco com—No par
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
169%
63%
'63%
18%
13%
Va-Carollna Chemical com
7
38 % May
3
164%
18%
2%
3%%
Jan
163%
19%
^
3
33
43 3/4
19%
preferred
169%
43%
86 %
42%
noncumulative preferred—100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
11
33% July 28
116
Oct 28
V
84%
44%
36
8%
21
146 % Apr
87%
2%
Vlcks Shreve
513% Mar 29
1
133% Jan 27
152 % Aug 30
Jan
85%
*18%
3
94
86%
1
Corp
14.50C
86
63%
No par
150
46%
51
51
163
100%
45%
52
168%
169"%
x85%
10
*99%
46
63%
50
8%
168%
10,000
46%
100
100
46
50%
Stores 34.20 noncu 2nd pfdJJ
convertible
iooy4
63%
United Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
89%
51
convertible preferred—No par
$6
38%
♦86%
49%
noncumnlatlve preferred—25
1%
37%
89%
63%
164
300
38%
45%
,
500
71
373/4
63%
163%
71
3,000
88
71
*69%
87
♦86%
52%
100
87
86
8,100
83/4
*8%
89%
43%
preferred
Shares
23%
23
8%
38%
♦63
issued"
23%
♦8%
8%
100%
169%
United Stockyards
58
1333/4 Jan 24
104% NOV 10
July 19
168%
U 8 Tobacco Co common
4
37% Jan
36% Feb
11
% Oct
169%
"when
23
♦86%
51%
7%
11
133% Jan
Feb
38
88
168%
Ref
preferred
Common
10% Apr
4
91
48
20
1?7
17 8
Van
2
31% May
95% May 26
38%
88
preferred
100
& Mln com_50
50
Steel Corp common
No par
1st
noncum
Smelting
Van
Mar 17
133
36% Dec 30
4
4
26% Jan
July 30
134
124% Mar 28
38%
88
46%
7%
7
May
38%
99%
8%
39% Feb
12
69%
99%
Vanadium
130% Apr
Aug 27
68%
45%
19% Mar
47% Mar 15
3
57% Dec
136
Mar 20
70
99%
47% Apr 28
4
18
70
47%
36% Jan 18
6% Jan
70
♦69%
99%
14% May
323/4 Jan
86%
46%
U S Rubber Co common
Utah
31
85
38%
46% Feb 21
4
85%
♦85%
Universal Pictures Co Inc com
3
Feb
91
4
84%
1
41% Mar 14
73/4 May 19
4
8
5'A Jan
30% Jan
126
83% May
May
8%
100
100
5
preferred series A
preferred series B
United
21
100
17
42 % Jan
2
14% Apr
2Va Mar 25
16% Feb
26% Jun
14% Mar
12 % Jan
23
Jan
6% Jan
7
14
22%
8%
85
85
—10
S
U S
3
Apr
—20
May 6
23
23%
8%
8%
the Week
Friday
May 5
May 4
♦8%
23
23%
23
_10
Thursday
Wednesday
Tnesday
May 3
May 2
1
common
Pipe k Foundry Co
3%%
3
35 % Mar 17
17% Jan
11
16% Jun
35
166
156% Mar 14
Dec 27
162
101% Mar
19
Jan
Co
preferred
3%%
18
91
70% Jan
Monday
Pur
Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common.
1
Jan
88
Lines
4%%
90% Apr 18
75% Mar 3
66% Jan 21
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGB
Lowest
Highest
13% Mar 17
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
1954
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SAUK PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, May 9, 1955
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
...
*29%
41%
41%
41%
1,500
42
323/4
33
*79'/a
80
1,600
17'A
2,000
■S?:
17
5,100
w
60
11% Aug
Mar
23
3
31
27% Dec
5
72
4
8% Deo
6
19% May
4
27% Dec
10
17
5
19
105% Dec
30
103
Jun
51
100% Aug
9
Jan
19
13% Jan
Dec.
9
66 3/4
May
71% Jan
Apr 27
6
143/a Apr
14
Apr
0
S
24% Jan
7% Jan
.
31
1
27% Jan
3
Jan
5% Jan
24
7
14% Mar
8
12% Jan
105
Mar 17
15
1
3
Jan
Mar 23
12
12% July 15
10% Jan
21% Sep 20
18 % Mar 14
20% Jan
36% Feb
7
62% Mar
8
5
I
Wabash RR 4%%
preferred
Waldorf System
Walgreen Co
Walker (Hiram)
Walworth
Ward
Q k
4
Jan
11
30% Jan
4
30% Jan 12
25% Jan
14
25% Jan
Dec
22
30% Mar 14
43% Dec
29
39
37
39
39
Jan
11
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
133/4
*13%
14
14
14
400
30'A
30%
303/4
303/4
30%
31
1,300
673A
68 Va
67%
68
67%
68
67%
673/4
673/4
68
13
13 Va
12%
13
123/a
13
123/4
13
123/4
13
17%
173/a
17%
173%
17%
17%
17
17%
1033/4
103 3%
1033/4
5
1033/4
1033/4
1033/4
IO33/4
1033/4
1033/4
1033/4
80
10%
11
10%
10%
11
11
11
11%
11%
11%
10,700
0
19%
193A
19
19%
18%
19
18%
19
19
19'A
7.100
4,80C
-
Pharmaceutical
1
Co
Warrfcft Foundry k Pipe
34%
34%
34
34'A
34
34%
34%
34%
55%
55%
54
54
54
54
47%
54
473/8
48%
3.80C
45%
46
45%
453/4
45%
45%
44%
45%
443/4
45%
6,700
40%
40%
393/4
40 %
40'A
39%
40
40
40
34%
r-'j. 333/4
Feb
21
Washington Gas Light Co
Wash
No par
373/8
373/8
37%
37%
37%
38 %
37%
38
15
37%
38
3,000
5
22%
22%
22
22%
21%
22
22%
22%
22%
223A
2,300
28%
28%
28%
28%
42
31
Petroleum
Warren
Water
Corp
Power
21% May
4
25% Jan 31
Waukesha Motor Co
26% Dec
2
23% Jan
8
30
7
Wayne Knitting Mills
28%
28%
17
163/4 Jan
0
21% Mar
8
Wayne
18%
18%
10% Jan
4
14% Dec
0
13% Jan
«
15
24% Dec
20
5
43% Dec
8
773A Jan
5
96% Dec
22
17% Feb
10
23% Dec
17
13% July 20
19% Dec
8
24% Jan
Apr
Apr
29
Pump
Jan"4
112
Oct
5
Oil
Wesson
40
Jan
8
Feb
15
91
Jan
3
Jan
0
253/8 Apr
4
West
Indies Sugar Corp
9
19% Jan
8
West
Kentucky Coal Co
$4
convertible
7
1043/4 Nov
19
101% Feb
15
106
104% Nov
10
99% Feb
4
104
9% May 20
23% Jan
4
30% Dec
16
24% Jan
35
Jan
19
105'A Aug 10
110% Oct
41% Nov 29
Apr 27
Apr 13
35% Apr
31
15
44% May
6
Apr
28
34 % Dec
28
Feb
28
0
223/8 Mar 29
29
30 3A Mar 24
103 Va Apr
22
29
18% Dec 30
16% Jan
27% Apr
4
22
104
«
44
107
30
Jan
109
Jan
Apr
26
Dec
29
63
Jan
0
86
49% Jun
9
65% Dec
17
59% Jan
8
73% Jan
35% May
22% Jan
4
82
4
27% Dec 22
50% Jan
5
98% May
5
18% Mar 17
127
May 14
30% May
82% Jan
Dec
7
80% Dec 31
104
Dec
27
54% Dec 31
96
25% Oct
28
27
11
85% Mar 15
29
Dec
7
36% July 28
100 % Dec
30
Jan
6
103% Apr 15
3 8'A Apr 25
3
21% Jan
Jan
58% Apr
49 % Mar 14
90% Dec 30
26
29 Va May
Jan
6
34% Jan
6
42
Jan
31
Mar 14
100
Jan
3
27
95
4
9% Feb
15
21% Mar
8
0
263/4 Feb
28
12
27% Aug 18
Jun 18
22% Jan
20% Nov
26
22% Jan
6
37
8
Feb
25
12% Dec
31
10% Jan
0
14% Apr
70
Jan
22
78% Dec
10
75
5
9% Apr
7
17% Oct 20
12% Feb
19
5
Jan
4
10% Aug 16
20% Dec
14
7% Mar 30
Jan
6
33% Aug
2
30
21
147% Dec
16
142
8
21% Dec
23
39% Jan
14
69% Nov 22
66
40% Apr
30% Jan
23
54% Dec
3
47
4
53% Dec
6
35
Mar 14
105%
*103
105%
*103
105%
*103
105%
7
8
77
Jan
12
6% Jan 22
37
12
11% Oct
8
98
Apr 27
212% Apr 11
98
Mar 22
86
9% May
Jan
4
54% Nov
10
52% Jan
21% Sep
7
22% May
9
27% Apr
60% Apr
13
51% Jun
3
27
12
3
13
Apr 26
Feb
17
3
583/4 Apr 13
3
55% Mar 17
27% Jan 11
61% Jan
13
20
May
9
253/4 Jan
32% Apr
26
38
Jan
4
74% Dec
31
67% Jan
0
84% Feb
10
11% Jan
4
15
31
14
Jan
6
15% Feb 23
90
88
Jan 18
w'k 20
£
4% Feb
K*,
7%
Dec
Dec
May 20
0% Jan
***** Prices no tale
0
iv*-risrht*
eName
on
25
10% Mar 23
this day.
changed
from
33%
*32%
33%
*32%
42%
43%
44'A
42%
42 Va
423/4
1063/4
1063/4
1073/8
1073/a
1073/4
1073/4
203/4
20
20%
20 Va
203A
203/4
20%
10
27%
28
27%
28%
273/4
28 3A
28%
28%
—100
♦103 Va
*103%
104%
*103%
Western Maryland Ry common—100
4% noncum 2nd preferred—100
♦81%
Western Auto Supply Co new
4.80%
preferred
com
No par
103
Westlnghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric com
100
Wheeling k Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp com
$5 conv nrlor preference
Whirlpool Corp
White Dental Mfg (The S
White Motor Co common
6%%
100
10
No par
5
8)
20
1
100
preferred
White Sewing Machine common
Prior
$4.25
Winn
k
*103%
104 Va
*103%
40%
393/4
40%
393/4
40%
40
40%
10,400
80'A
79
79 %
79
80
79%
80%
2,000
64%
66
65
65
65%
27 3/8
73%
27%
102 %
36%
71%
♦102
99%
101%
99%
26 %
263/4
26%
733/8
102 %
27
27
56 3/4
103
37%
54
55%
102
102%
36%
X71 %
*101
27
72%
102
27
37
26%
27%
90C
27%
55%
500
553/4
16,900
102
102%
1013/4
101%
36
36%
35%
36
34%
35%
29
29
38%
383/4
283/4
28%
29 %
28%
28%
393/s
38%
39 %
38%
38%
38%
38 %
99
99
99
983/4
983/4
97%
98%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
8%
34,800
102
55%
283/4
8Va
73%
713/a
♦27
54%
983/4
8Va
16,600
55%
533/4
38%
8
3.90C
11,200
26%
*126
*126
28 3/4
*28
66%
101%
26 Va
102
102
27
25'/a
♦25
102
♦97
8'/a
*25
102
190
14,500
800
2,700
98%
170
83A
9,300
25'/a
30G
25%
25
25
31%
31'/a
31'/4
31'A
313/4
313/4
31'/4
31'A
2,800
13%
12%
133/a
13
133/a
13
13%
13'/a
13%
14,300
.10
Grocery
1
Co
10
100
Public
34 Va
♦143
86
86
*83
86
*83
10 3/4
10%
10%
10%
10 '/a
*10%
103/4
*10%
10%
600
23%
23 y8
23 Va
233/8
23 3/2
233/a
24 3/a
24'A
24%
18,500
34'A
33 3/2
343/4
33'A
33%
3,500
86
34%
144
*83
34%
*143
85
34 Va
144
*83
34'A
*143
144
*143
144
144
144
—
10
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23
233/4
22%
23 3/s
23 »/a
23 Va
7,000
85'A
86
84%
84'/a
813/4
83
80 3/a
82
793/4
80
2,800
10
48'A
48 3/8
48%
25,700
53%
543/8
Corp__10
(F W) Co
common
Yale k Towne Mfg CO
York Corp common
4%% convertible preferred
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
Products
23
10
Service
Corp
*83
•10%
*25
Corp
28
1
50
par
par
No par
No par
1
48%
48
483/s
47%
48
55
55%
53'A
55%
54%
541/4
54%
98
98
98
98
*97
98
*97
93
98
98
202
202
*190
208
*195
205
*198
208
198
198
95
95
*94
94
94
96%
96%
10
10 Va
57%
223/4
56%
30%
78%
14%
57%
23%
56%
30%
78%
14%
116
8%
119%
8%
93/8
57
22%
57
29%
77%
14%
115
8%
48%
943A
X47 3/2
543/4
93/4
93/4
93A
57%
22%
56%
22%
57%
22%
57
57
223/4
23%
57
30%
78%
*55
30
76%
57
30%
78
57
57
14%
14%
14%
118
8%
114% 116%
8%
8%
.29%
78
143/4
117, 121%
sales
160
60
933/4
1.000
10
10'/a
2,700
57%
233/a
57%
233/4
29%
78%
15
2,500
15.30C
500
2,400
17,300
3,400
129%
8/2
10.900
5,800
*57
29%
79%
15
8%
5,600
933A
9%
10
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganisation
a Deferred
delivery
r Cash
Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Baltimore.
bName changed from American Locomotive Co
Consolidated
65%
100 3/8
653/4
102
73%
72
102 %
*126
*126
♦126
55%
26
102%
26%
98%
—
25
10
Prior preferred 4%%
series—100
Prior pfd 4%%
conv series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
8
Zonite
104 Va
104 Va
39%
32%
preferred
Worthlngton
4,302
13%
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
8%
9,100
28%
31%
Co
Lovett
Wisconsin
190
21%
28%
25
.No par
preferred
Wilson-Jones
'
5
Co Inc common
&
1
20
108%
20 3/4
*107
V
80%
102%
27
*
—.
80C
6,100
No par
preference
Wilcox Oil Co
Wilson
73'A
102
12.50
44%
82
104%
103%
26%
12%
3.80% preferred series B
Weston Elec Inst Corp
34
140
68
67
10
10
RR
111
413/4
41
Telegraph
Pacific
129% May 6 * Zenith Radio Corp
0
42
1073/4
Woolworth
92% Jan
111
423A
*32%
41%
52% Jan
179% Jan
32%
20%
5
8
32%
32
253/8
♦106%
preferred
Woodward Iron Co
8
25%
1
Pulp k Paper com
4%%
88% Apr 21
96% Nov
31%
5
Western Air Lines Inc
7
192% Dec
253/a
25
5
100
West Va
Jan
7
9,500
*103
13
11
25 Va
25
253/8
105%
21
59% Mar 30
4,000
♦103
243/b Feb
Mar 14
4,000
18 Va
100
148% Jan
% May
23%
18'/a
106
8
48
23
18 Va
*104%
21
4
Nov
Apr 27
223/4
18 Va
106 Va
Feb
Jan
94
6
88
22%
18Va
111%
21% Jan
116
77% Jan
13
247/8 May
18% Mar 21
Jan
14
Mar 29
ll3/8 Jan
9% Mar 18
18% Jan
28% Jan
137
83
Mar 10
88
223/s
18%
111%
15
4
87%
22'/a
*104%
83% Feb
4
87%
18'A
253/a
4
7
87%
22%
18
106
71 %
30% Mar
87%
22%
183/4
111%
Western
127% Jan 11
87%
22%
18 Va
25
89
50
87 %
25%
Western Union
11
5,300
111%
15
17
*87%
700
37%
*104%
18
24% Jan
363/4
111%
26
127% Jan
36%
104%
32% Feb
1033/4 Mar 18
•
*111
108 3A Apr
Jan 26
36%
36%
*103%
0
May
1,400
15'A
112
18
100
800
18
106
Co
4%%
Power
Jan
10
Dec
% Apr 21
37
15
22%
No par
1
4
4.20%
25% Jan
74
20% Dec 31
132
25
Apr 21
41% Apr
68
18
29
111%
Penn
7
*15
*104'A
Electric
Penn
West
Jan
18
15
•
5
West
7
Jan
*28%
18
15
18
15
100
100
18
Apr
96
37
29
17%
18
15
37
*14%
*28%
1,400
,
18% '
'18
pfd
preferred series B
4.10%
preferred series C
West Virginia Coal k Coke
Feb
113
Jan
37%
■■■
*40
new
27
14
108
preferred
143/4
353/4
Snowdrift com—2.50
k
4
85
20
99
8% Jan
143/4
Webster Investment Co
23% Mar 14
104%
Co.
33% Apr
17% Mar
4,400
100
1
preferred
Wardell Corp
Warner Bros Pictures Inc
17% Dec
4
4,000
14,000
173/a
5
19% May 14
-
V
17%
93/8 Jan
13% Jan
600
No par
3
No par
52% Jan
433A Mar 14
21
Dec 23
52% Dec
133/4
30'A
38% Apr
1
Feb
14
30 %
79
1
Baking Co common
5%%
*78%
14
30%
*133/4
2.50
Warner-Lambert
17
W
Co
793A
14
30'A
100
No par
10
No par
8%
293/8
77
143/4
123
8%
58
wd When distributed
*E*
Volume
Number 5427
181
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2139)
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Pig'ires
decimal
Period"
point
YEARLY
■
indicate In each
represent
one
or
the month when the bonds mature.
case
32nds
more
of
point
a
LOW
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
alter
WEEKLY
-
"Interest
headed
Range since Jan.
Highest
Lowest
108.28 Jan
—
GOVERNMENT BONDS
NEW YORK STOCK
1
Highest
10
Monday
May 2
EXCHANGE
108.28 Jan
10
Low
Treasury 3 Vis
Treasury
1978-1983
High
•
Low
*106.16
106.20
1995
*100.15
.1956-1959
*101.25
3s
Treasury 2Vis
AND
Tuesday
May 3
HIGH
SALE
TRICES
Wednesday
Thursday
May 4
High
Low
Friday
May 5
High
Low
Sales tor
May 6
High
Low
the Week
High
Bonds (S)
*106.18
106.22
*106.18
106.22
*106.20
10u.24
100.17
*100.17
*106.18
100.19
106.22
♦100.20
100.22
*100.19
100.21
101.29
*101.25
101.29
*100.19
100.21
*101.25
101.29
*101.25
101.2J
*101.25
101.29
100.23
*100.19
100.22
Treasury 2Vis
108
19
108
Feb
100.4
—
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb 15
Feb
1
100.4
Feb
1
100.12 Aug 25
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
100.17 Oct
100.23
*100.20
100.23
103.20
*103.12
103.20
*103.12
103.20
•103.12
*105.12
103.20
105.20
♦105.12
105.20
*103.8
*105.12
105.20
*105.12
105.20
100.18
♦100.16
*105.8
100.18
*100.16
105.16
100.18
*100.17
100.19
*100.17
*100.9
100.19
100.11
•100.9
1po.11
*160.8
10U..L0
1956-1958
-Deo 15
-1961
93.8
Jan
4
94.24 Jan
101
100.8
Aug
100.8
98
Apr 20
98.24 Jan
Aug 12
6
102.16 Aug
9
6
102.4
102.24 Feb
1
101.16 Jan
13
1
104.12 Man 10
100.9
*99
99.3
*99
99.3
♦99
99.3
98
•97.28
*98.31
98
*97.30
98.2
♦98
98.4
*97.28
99.2
98
*98.22
98.26
♦98.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26
*98.22
98.26
*96.26
96.30
*98.20
*96.26
96.30
98.24
*96.28
97
*96.30
97.2
♦96.28
97
June 1964-1969
*96.16
96.20
*96.16
96.20
*96.18
96.22
*96.20
96.24
♦96.14
96.18
*96.14
*96.18
96.18
96.22
*96.16
96.20
1965-1970
*96.18
96.22
*96.12
96.16
*96.16
*96.12
96.16
96.20
2Vis
*96.14
96.18
1966-1971
*96.16
96.20
*96.8
96.12
♦96.14
*96.8
96.18
96.12
*96.8
2 Vis
June 1967-1972
96.12
*96.10
96.14
.*96.8
♦96.10
96.12
♦96.8
96.14
96.12
*96.8
2Vis
96.12
Sept 1967-1972
*96.10
96.14
*96.8
*96.10
96.12
*96.6
96.10
*96.8
2 Vis
Dec 1967-1972
96.12
*96.8
96.12
*96.8
*96.8
96.12
96.12
*96.6
96.10
*96.8
96.12
*96.10
96.14
♦96.10
96.14
2Vis
2%s
1957-1959
-June 15
*99.28
100
♦99.28
100
*99.30
100.2
*99.30
100
*99.30
100.2
•99.30
100
*99.28
96.14
100
1958
♦99.29
99.31
*99.29
99.31
-1956-1959
*99.15
99.17
*99.15
99.17
*99.17
.June 1959-1962
99.19
♦99.18
99 20
♦99.17
*97.26
97.30
99.19
*97.27
97.30
*97.27
97.30
•97.27
97.30
*97.26
97.29
—Dec 1959-1962
99.12 Jan
10
2
102.8
Jan
Jan 26
102.4
Jan
102.24 Jan
17
103
100% Apr
15
101.4
7
104
Jan
Feb
*97.26
97.30
*97.26
97.29
*97.26
97.29
*97.26
9.^9
♦97.25
98.16
97.28
*98.12
98.15
*98.12
98.15
*98.11
98.14
*98.9
98.12
*98.8
98.20
♦98.8
98.20
*98.8
98.20
*98.8
98.20
Mar
1
1976
*98.4
98.16
*98.4
98.16
Oct
1
1981
*100.8
100.24
♦100.8
100.24
•100.12
100.28
*100.12
102.16
*102
102.16
*102
102.16
*102
3
7
25
98.8
100.28
102.16
23-year
19-year
3-year
15-year
3%s
3yas
May 15 1975
Oct
99.31
♦98.12
lor
30-year 3 Vis
26
Mar
103.12 Feb
1960
*99.29
25-year 3s
5
24
-Nov 15
Bank
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 1972
14
July 15
102.28 Feb
104.24
99.10 Feb
18
101.16 Mar
102.8
101.20 Feb
♦100.7
99.4
♦97.28
1963-1968
Treasury 2 Vis
9
Apr
100.8
*99
103.16
Treasury 2 Vis
2
Feb
*100.6
-Aug 15 1963
Treasury 2 Vis
7
♦100.16
•100.20
1964-1969
International
Jan
*100.22
Treasury 2 Vis
7
94.8
1958
—1962-1967
2 Vis
2 Vis
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
7
*100.20
*103.12
1960-1965
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2Vis
Treasury 2Vis
100.22 July 29
100.17 Oct
100.26
1958-1963
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
19
1961
Treasury 2 Vis
Feb
*102
*98.4
98.16
*98.4
98.16
*98.4
*100.16
*102
98.8
9,000
98.16
101
102.16
15
1971
*103.4
103.16
*103
103.16
*103
Oct
103.16
1
1956
*103
100.20
103.16
100.20
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
101.4
*100.24
Jan
101.4
*100.24
1
1969
101.8
*103.16
104
*103.16
104
♦103.24
104.8
*103.24
104.8
1959
3s
3 Vis
H 5-year 2 Vis
♦103.24
*100.16
104.8
100.28
*100.16
100.28
*100.16
100.28
*100.16
100.28
*100.16
100.28
•100
100.24
*100
100.24
*100
100.24
*100
101.8
*103.4
103.16
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
due Feb 15
1956
2s
100.24
♦100.24
due Feb 15
1957
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
2s
*99.24
100.24
*99.24
100.24
due Feb 15
1958
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
♦99
due Feb 15
100
1959
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
due Feb 15
1960
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
98.16
*97.16
due Feb 15 1961
due Feb 15 1962
98.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
2s
;
2s
2s
2s
♦Bid and asked price.
No sales transacted this day.
f This Issue has not
as
yet been admitted to Stoc k Exchange dealings,
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
' Period ■>
or
Friday's
"
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
Territorial
Panama
1961
3s
WEEK
ENDED
sale,
Registered bond transactions.
r
G
Range since
BONDS
Interest
Last
New'York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
'
""Sold"
Jan. 1
No.
Low
""
"
High
Brazil
(continued)
Week's Range
or
Quar-June
Low
June-Dec
*81
83
Qcrporate Stock 1080
10412 105 Vi
54
102 11
105 Vi
19
June-Dec
83
June-Dec
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 22
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 23
„
—
—
June-Dec
*81
New York Stock
Exchange
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 30
assented
1942
; AExternal sinking fund 6s
A 6s
Foreign Government and Mnldyal
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SAGuaranteed
sinking
fund
1948
6s
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Akersbus
lAAntioqula (Dept) collateral 7s A
8 AExternal sinking fund 7s ser B
f AExternal sinking fund 7s ser C
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AExternal
sec
sink
AExternal
sec
sink
20-year 3s
Australia
s
fd
7s
fd
7s
2nd
3rd
ser
ser
Mar-SeP
1945
1946—Jan-July
1945
Jam-July
1957_April-Ocf
f $ bonds 1978
f 4s
s
s
3.5%)
f 6%s
f
56%
37
100'/a 100'/a
5
56'A
87
86'%
88
89
89
54%
100'% 100%
8
100
56%
99%
101
15
97%
100'A
22
97
98'%
98
98
8s
1941
_
to
Plan
3.375%)
A
Stamped pursuant
to
145
103%
Plan
145
*100
100 y8
100
102
103% 104
10
128
145
11
101'A
104
——
66%
1
60
73
76%
5
70
100
100
—
June-Dec
*66
April-Ocf
1957
*99
67
64%
—
—
101
'
67
101%
(interest
April-Ocf
1957
65%
April-Ocf
A
6Vis
"
——
'
21
—.
62%
June-Dec
Consol
assented
of
3s ext
7s
1962
I960—
1
66
1953
(Republic of) 7s
2s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972
1951
-----
(Republic of)
April-Ocf
reduced to
3.5%)
June-Dec
1978
64'A
64'A
87
■
,
June-Dec
— —
—.
61%
101
4y2s external
__
*41'/2
45
*69 Vi
63'%
1
64'A
64'A
10
80'A
80'A
2
63%
*69%
*4iy4
---
—
*4iy,
__
68%
—
*411/4
41 Vi
118
reduced
to
3.375%)
1979
1977
64
65%
79 Va
External dollar bonds of 1944
3Vis series No.
2—
(Plan B)
1—
3 Vis series No.
85%
—
June-Dec
_
June-Dec
3 Vis series No.
3
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
4
June-Dec
3Vis series No.
5
June-Dec
*80
3Vis series No.
7
82
33
79%
85'A
80 Va
80'%
1
79%
„
80'A
11
80
-
June-Dec
86
92
*83'%
89
3 Vis series No.
8
June-Dec
83
SVis series No.
9
June-Dec
*89
3%s series No.
90
13%
~2
13%
145
June-Dec
•92
92
92
83
12%
87'%
3Vis series No. 11
2%s series
No.
June-Dec
__
3Vis series No. 13
83
June-Den
___
12
83
~1
*87
June-Dec
—
83
1
*85
3 Vis series No.
14
June-Dec
*81
2Vie series No.
15
June-Dec
16
,Tijne-npe
_
SVis series No. 17
For footnotes
see
June-Dec
page
31.
83 Va
*81
86
84'A
*122
__
64%
64%
10
120
123 %
19
10174
145
123'%
62%
83%
88
1
84
82
85
68%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
May-No»
Apr-Ocf
June-Dec
101
99'/a
100
99'%
4
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70'/4
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66
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Financial Institutiont
FOREIGN
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81
84
85
85
79'A
*84
3 Vis series No.
83
14
124
89
87%
_
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119
4
*122
90
10
4
69'%
—
86
81'A
69 Va
3974
69 Vi
mmmi.
—
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41
69'/a
m.mm
—
*69'%
3974
70
39'%
*69%
86
80'A
80 Vi
80'A
40
39 Vi
86
For
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40
__
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64 Vi
41'%
68'A
„
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38%
68'%
41
*41'A
145
69'/a
39'A
*69%
May-Nov
May-Nov
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Mar-Sepf
41
•
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69'%
69
39%
1
41%
69
41 Vi
*69 Vi
41'%
68'%
40'A
mm*.
__
41%
69'%
39%
•
__
*691/2
69'%
39%
68'A
__
66'A
79'A
63%
41'%
68'%
—
65'A
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
69'A
39%
«...
—
102
5%
69'%
41'A
39'A
——
——
„
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reduced to
8A7s
56'%
68%
40%
68'A
—
-
1947
8ASlnking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947
8ACopenhagen (City) 5s 1952
Cuba
100'/a
97%
*411/4
1970—AprlZ-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1926 due 1946
May-Nou
Mortgage Bank 6Vis
Rica
100'%
54%
*69'%
5s 1951
June-Dec
(City of) 6 Vis 1950
Mar-Sept
(Rep of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961—April-Ocf
1927 Jan 1961
Jan-July
4%s
97'%
15
*41 %
(Hukuang Ry)
gold
32
44
April-Oct
sinking fund dollar bonds
25-year
57
103'/a
98 'A
June-Dec
1960
of
103'%
101'%
56 Vi
*69 Vi
ApriZ-Oct
Municipal
7s
54
'
98
*41 Vi
June-Dec
1961
1961
5ASlnking fund
87
1021/4
It
98%
*69 Va
A Columbia
lAColumbia
mm*.
56 Vi
June-Dec
1957
assented
assented
A 7s
8ACosta
(interest
3.375%) 1979
(Central Ry) 1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
—
66
98 y4
98
May-Nov
May-Nov
bonds 3s 1993—
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s
A 6s assented
1962
A 6s
83
——
1963
8 A Cologne
lOOjS 102%
76'%
6s
1963
A6Vis assented
100%
100%
58
101 y2101 Vi
98i/4
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Mortgage Bank 6 Vis 1957
A Chilean
101%
66%
—-
June-Dec
1979
6Vis of 1927 due
20
6s
1962-
sinking fund
sink fund $
A 8s
99%
(Interest
_
1926 due
101'A 101%
assented
assented
AChinese
145
June-Dec
June-Dec
AprZZ-Oct
1978
of
101'A
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97%
1961
AGuaranteed sinking fund 6s 1961
98%
5
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AChlle
101
Jan
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AExternal
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987/a
Feb-Aup
1961
assented
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98
—June-Dec
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AExternal
1
—-
86%
86%
98'/a
1964
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
to
88
'
98%
June-Dec
(City of) 6s 1958
SA6Vis external loan 1950
reduced
■
A
86%
■
——
'
89
Feb-Aug
A Berlin
to
100'%
June-Dec
10-year
s
'
86%
-June-Dec
(Free State) 6Vis 1945—.
(Kingdom of) extl 7s 1955
reduced
•'
assented
~4
101 Vi 101 Vi
*56%
May-Nov
1960
—ApriZ-Oct
April-Oci
Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
6s Jan 1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Sept 1961—Mar-Sepf
Sept 1961
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A
100'%
-June-Dec
_
8ABavarla
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—
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3%s 1962
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89
89
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Jam-July
1957
(U S
88
April-Ocf
15-year
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loiv*
86'%
:
■
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1957_Aprll-Ocf
(Commonwealth of)—
loan
89
„
*88
20-year 3Vis 1967
Extl
99%
•
——
*88
20-year SVis 1966
Belgium
.■
*99%
*88
——
Jan-July
1957
1960
sinking fund 6s
assented Feb
ARy external sinking fund
„
1945—Jan-July
10-year 3y»s 1956
10-year 3As
AGs
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
8 A Guaranteed
assented
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93
81
87
--
*103
101 '/a
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s 8 f bds 1978-Jan-JuIp
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Noo
5 A 7s
93
81
88
*85
101Vi
Cauca Val
lAChile
83
♦82
June-Dec
sinking fund 5s 1957Mar-Sept
Slnking fund gold 5s 1958
Feb-Aug
Caldas (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f $ bonds 1978_Jan-JuZy
Canada (Dominion of) 3 Vis 1961
Jan-July
25-year 2Vi 1974
Mar-Sepf
25-year 2Vis 1975
Mar-Sepf
87'A
81
__
*86
Brisbane (City)
NY 1-1693
87
*80
3 Vis series No. 29
T eletype
>
Broadway, New York
90
79 y«
*80
June-Dec
82%
'
120
June-Dec
_June-Dec
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Members
84
:
83'%
96
*80
r.
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Tmlephona
83
88
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3Vis series No. 26
REctor 2-2300
High
82
*80
June-Dec
June-Dec
3 Vis series No. 25
Wertheim & Co.
1
*87
3 Vis series No. 24
Foreign Securities
Jan. 1
Low
79 Vi
*85
3Vis series No. 21
105
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No.
8a
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,
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Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
(Dept of)
Oxechoslovakia
—Jan-JuZj
week
ended
1
•
or
.
56%
56%
56%
NO.
BONDS
Interest
Last
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Sale Price
Low
Stamped assented (interest reduced to
6%) extended to 1960
-—
(Kingdom of) extl 4Vis 1962
April-Oct
XI Salvador (Republic of)-—
8 Vis extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1978
Jan-July
8s extl s f dollar bonds Jan 1 1978
Jan-July
AEstonla
(Republic of)
IA Frankfort
German
High
101%
♦72
*15%
1953
54%
42%
100%
102°/4
57
———-May-Nov
--
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81%
—
^
77
^
—-
82%
San
20%
128
—
Paulo
8s
___
19%
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dollar
bonds
IA 8s
Aprll-Ocf
87%
84
87%
239
Apill-Ocf
1969
63%
58%
63 Va
86
75
72
75
80
A7s
87%
Prussian
Conversion
dollar
4s
bonds
due
1953
1953
1963—Jan-July
53
63%
65%
75
75
bonds
1980
June-Deo
bonds
1972
-June-Dcc
German
(extl loan 1924 Dawes loan)
|A7s gold bonds 1949
German Govt International
due
1930
63%
58
81%
78
81%
64
59
64
243
69%
81
53
91
64
Va
6Vis
1st &
April-Oct
(Young loan)
112%
109% 112%
425
104%
A6s
part
paid
IA
Hamburg
100
108
Jan-July
Jan-July
102%
104 Va
90
Heidelberg
(City of)
6s
ext
I—
1946
26%
April-Ocf
1950
gtd
ext at 3s
series B 1947
IA7s
26
27
"
due
i
io"o%
27%
35%
-II. 5
25%
33%
102
178%
5%s
Tokyo
190
5%s
6
98
102
58
67
62
35
57
65
63
63%
89
59
65%
13
CO
'
-
,*112
Jan-July
__
118
*168
Feb-Aug
100
163
99
due 1961
AExternal
3
149
88%
140%
of
26%
82
'
'
•
56 Va
56
9
57
10
1904
due
IA
4s
.
27
86%
87
54%
57
*6
~9%
10 Va
—
10 Va
—
—
Quar-Jan
extended
of
16%
\
17 %
1953
A4s
due
(City of)
1961
6s of 1913
agreement)
9%
(assented to
to
A6s
new
Great
Southern
first mortgage
IA Milan
3s
Mfg
Aluminum
16%
17 ya
American
—
8
agree't)
9%
9%
4.80s
9%
(City of) 6%s"l952
(State) —
ASecured extl
sinking fund
to
16%
15 »/2
2.125%)
16%
15%
16 %
1963-Jan-JuZy
2%s
1957
17%
3%s
17%
18%
Mar-Sept
sinking fund 4Vis 1965
ApriZ-Oct
sinking fund external loan-1963
Feb-Aug
sinking fund external 1957
April-Oct
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—June-Deo
4s
8Vis
IANuremberg (City of) 6s
1952
Oriental Development Co Ltd—
IAfis extl loan (30-yr) 1953
0e due 1953 extended to
1963
A5Vis extl loan (30-year) 1958
due 1958 extended to 1968
lAPernambuco
Stamped
(State
of)
pursuant
reduced
to
to
1947
Plan
2.125%)
ANat
loan
extl
s
f
ANat
loan
extl
s
f
58
38
38
39%
101% 101%
9 9%
100 y8
6s
1st
6s
(Republic of)
2nd
99% 100'A
100 y8101
100 % 100%
99%
99%
99%
1
11
99%
,99%
A
gold 6s 1940
102 V'8
*103
102%
103%
*133% 138
128
135
♦145
85
83%
141%
85
147
40
80%
85
137
137
1
128'A
76
1
71 %
1068
—__L
60
♦72%
♦71%
72 y4
72%
11%
—
—
36
41
69
72%
75
68
72
72%
68
72 y2
11%
10%
11%
(City of)
7Vi8
1966
APrussla (Free State)
A6s s f gold extl
3s
to
to
Plan
de
Janeiro
Stamped pursuant
reduced
to
lAExternal
to
to
2%)
Rio Grande do Sul
(State of)
1921
Stamped pursuant to
A8s
to
external
Stamped
2.5%)
A7a external loan
12%
W
P
Plan
Co
&
April-Oct
A
A
75
52%
__
due
A
40 Va
41
40%
41%
80
82 %
77%
83'/a
141
58%
May -Nov
2004
109 Va
104
»
99%
105
80
104%
26
104
93%
99%
102 Va
29
99% 100 Va
18
101 %
.
101
105
105
97%
101%
99%
i
97%
104'/a
96
103
83
105%
100 y8
103
101 %
106
98
89 Va
64
Jan-June
78%
78 Va
78%
335
92%
93%
13
92
95%
94%
94 %
95
14
94
98
89%
89%
88%
93%
92%
93%
94%
94 Va
11
93 Va
97%
103% 104 Va
51
103%
105 Va
32
95%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
92%
94%
104
9
9
87
90 %
74 Va
79 "Va
92%
95%
98%
Feb-Aug
96%
-June-Dec
147%
145
148
440
136%
149%
Mar-Sepf
101%
101 % 102
72
101 %
104
1962—April-Oct
April-Ocf
Feb-Aug
1977_.
101%
101
95%
96%
5s
inc
Investment
&
Charl
Line
5
Quar-Jan
89
May-Nou
1962
April-Ocf
May-Nov
May-Now
June-Dec
1963
Atlantic Coast Line RR 4%s A 1964
uen
mortgage 4%s-4s ser A 1980
mtge 4V4s ser C 1972.
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures
3%s debentures 1979
89
97
101
~4
83%
101%
101
103%
98 Va
103
89
79 %
1
73%
79%
81 Va
362
80 Va
85
100 %
103
118
121%
110%
116%
*102%
118 Va.
118
—
118 Va
110% 116
24
4
*102% 103%
107% 108
Mar-Sept
102% 103 Va
Jan-July
Jan-July
*102% 103%,
1966
99%
79 Va
81
Mar-Sepf
3%s
101%
101
100
81
ApriZ-Oct
1984
debs
Ry
98 Va
98 Va
*100
1995
Air
6
June-Dec
,
deb
3%s
34
April-Ocf
1966
sub
64
100%
100%
1960
gold 4s July 1995
5s
101%
100
100
100 %
1977—
98%
159%
*36
98%
102%
102%
18
107%
109%
6
101 "Va
105 %
_i.
103%
105%
8
97%
100
mortgage 4s series A July 1975
Aprll-Oct
First mortgage 5%
series B (4% fixed
and 1% contingent interest) July 1975_April-Oct
Refunding and general mortgage 5% (2%
fixed
39
75
75
52%
52%
49%
52%
67
63
64
42%
42
47
62
62
45
June-Dec
*40%
April-Oct
*—
41
120
40%
39
109%
105
103%
107%
and
102%
102% 103%
7
104'/a
103% 104%
28
3%
contingent
due
Dec
June-Dec
103
102% 103 %
356
94
103%
Series
K
due
March
1
2000
Mar-Sept
102
101% 102Va
42
94
103
Series
M
due
March
1
1996
Mar-Sept
98
58%
72
93%
100%
103% 104 %
110
100%
106%
Ref
and
general
—
—
97 %
6%
(2%%
contingent interest) —
mortgage
and 3%%
due
Interest)
1995
1
Dec
1995
1
income
Pittsburgh Lake Erie &
June-Dec
Feb
West
1
2010
May
103%
85%
87
87 Va
396
79
89 %
Virginia—
1980
101 Ya
102% 103
13
100% 100%
51
96%
97%
97%
10
93
99
May-Noo
99 Va
12
98%
106%
8
105 Va
104 %
S'western
div first mortgage 5%
ser
A
(3%% fixed & 1%% conting int) 1980_Jan-July
100%
103
Toledo-Cincinnati division—
First lien and ref M 4s
Loan
series
D
1985—Jan-July
f
s
s
f
2%s
debs
6s
1955
debentures
1951
debentures
1959
Feb-Aug
Consol mortgage 3s series K
Borden (The) Co 2%s
Boston & Maine RR—
First
42
41
120
*96
June-Dec
Bethlehem Steel Corp—
Consol mortgage 2%s series I 1970
Consol mortgage 2%s series J 1976
First
106
106
196l_May-Nov
April-Oct
City Electric
|A6%s
First
•42%
102
105
Series G
Beneficial Industrial
75
A
103
B
First
Bangor & Aroostook RR 4%s conv 1976—Jan-July
Bell Telephone of Pa 5s series C 1960—April-Ocf
75
•62
10
Baltimore & Ohio RR—
58%
36
42%
104
98
65
37%
•63
104
Jan-July
43%
(interest
June-Dec
104%
38
—
88%
40%
(Interest
1966
105%
108
88%
56 Va
42
(Interest
June-Dec
103%
U
1964—May-Nov
1969
Stamped 4s July 1
Atlanta
ABerlln
June-Dec
2.25% )
6 Vis 1952
42
April-Oct
2.25%) 2004
U 1967 stamped
pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to
__
158% 159%
*__
64
—
101% 102
*80%
June-Dec
1984
Products Co
A6%8
1948
9ya
84
2030—Mar-Sept
—
Plan
1926
41 y4
*57
Feb-Aug
2012
of
—
(Interest
1999.
to
*87%
Feb-Aug
A
to
IA Rome (City of)
10
April-Oct
1953
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
11
*87%
April-Ocf
102
April-Oct
1965
debentures
Arbor first
16
(interest
sinking fund gold 1968
pursuant
reduced to 2%)
11%
*40
Mar-Sept
104% 104%
May-Nov
April-Oct
Refunding 4s series A
Apr-Ocf
2012
|A8s external loan of
reduced
13%
A
2001
6%s
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
A
80%
84
12 y4
144 ya
*102
April-Ocf
1971
debs
8eries J
1946
Plan
2.375%)
secured
8s
140
109 VB
1975—.
A4%s convertible
2.25%) 2006
Jan-July
loan) 1951-Mar-Sepf
of)
8%
9%
—
101%
1966
5s
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 4s
Anheuser-Busch Inc 3%s debs
12%
*40 Va
0V28 ('26
(City
11%
*__
1986
debentures
debentures
14%
10
*10 y4
Jan-July
('27 loan) 1952
!ARhine-M&in-Danube 7s 1950
IA Rio
12 Va
10%
10%
—
reduced
80'/a
15
*107
June-Dec
fixed
stamped pursuant
'Interest
16'/a
*12
April-Oct
ifcdi stamped pursuant to Plan
A
'Interest reduced to
2.375%) 2001
100 y4
74
April-Ocf
1970—May-Nov
f debs
s
Power deb
60
*52
.♦36 Va
lAExternal sinking fund gold 8s
1950—Jan-July
A4yas assented 1963
J an-July
ae
98
77
♦15
assented
97 y4
137
76
1958
A4Vis
99
99%
80%
101
Mar-Sept
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
General 4s 1995
103 %
100
*11
assented
debentures
101%
100
7
100%
April-Ocf
a4Vis
3%s
Associates
99%
(interest
Mar-Sepf
1959
Mar-Sepf
series I960—June-Dec
series 1961—April-Ocf
95
94
98%
COMPANIES
Jan-July
June-Dec
Ltd
101%
25
2
INDUSTRIAL
May -Nov
April-Oct
A
♦38
April-Oct
lAStabillzatlon loan sink fund 7s
1947—April-Ocf
Porto Alegre
AND
1967
3%s 1972
1987
Ann
2008
external 7s
(Republic of)
lAPoland
7s
.
9%
84
Gen
8Vis
85
120
58
♦38
Feb-Aug
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-JVou
May-ZVou
Mar-Sept
9%
June-Dec
1982
3 %s
♦58
May-Nov
External
35
*144%
debentures
3 %s
1956
97
June-Dec
American Tobacco Co debentures 3s
Mar-Sepf
3%s
4%s
96 Va
81%
82
♦11%
debentures
Armour
(Kingdom of)
85
80'/a
Feb-Aug
Junior debentures 1987
conv
17%
♦58
Mar-Sepf
ex'l sinking fund 6yas
1959—Mar-Sepf
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
Norway (Kingdom of)
77
151%
96
1956—Mar-Sepf
3VaS 1964
Feb-Aug
Corp 3%s
debentures
18%
(Interest
2008
84 %
Feb-Aug
1979
3s
debentures
19
112y8
Mar-Sept
AOecured
APeru
Airlines
debentures
♦18 %
2008
reduced to 2.125%)
149
96 Va
May-Nov
May-Nov
debentures 1973
~-IT—7April-Oct
A
81
77
May-Nov
1961
3y4s
Canada
of
2%s
16%
2%s
6Vis 1958
8tamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
♦15%
•18 %
Mlnas Geraes
Motherlands
Co
2%s
(1942
78
78
84%
debentures
2s
debentures
1
17
Jan-July
assented
72 Va
—
1971
Power
1922
I ASrnall
10
Feb-Aug
American Telephone & Telegraph Co—
2%s debentures 1980
;—i
1963_Jan-July
1933
Va
May-Nov
1979
Alabama
>17%
♦15%
lATreasury
1946
1979—.
Alabama
16%
Jan-July
agree't)
73
136
*150
Jvne-Dec
6s of '26
extended
American & Foreign
(1942 agree't)
1968—Jan-July
to 1922 agree¬
(1942
77
131
2
*99 Vo
16 y2
(assented
assented
136
Jan-July
2%s
new
127
70%
26
77
June-Dec
1963
conversion
American Bosch
I ASrnall
14
*82
—Mar-Sepf
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
AWarsaw (City)
external 7s 1958
A4Va8 assented 1958
57
June-Dec
1945
16
100%
127
73%
136
136
♦II
V 12
■\
(assented to 1922 agree't)
1910
12%
100
10
*82
1971
to
Allied Chemical & Dye 3%s debs 1978
1945—Quar-Jan
1954
ment)
73
mortgage 3'/as 1984
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
Alleghany Corp debs 5s ser A 1962
Allegheny & Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
•16%
A4s new assented
14
15
--
16%. 16%
A4s of
*11%
100'/a 100 Va
April-Oct
April-Ocf
RAILROAD
1963_Jan-July
90%
18%
4s-4%s-4%s external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
3%s external readjustment 1984
83%
20%
——
'
1968_Jan-JuZy
agree't)
59%
—
*__
*127
1st
(1942
24%
Jan-July
1961
'27
Aluminum Co of America
assented
new
24%
19%
-Jan-July
1981
to
readjustment
Allls-Chalmers
AGs
20 %
5
♦92%
Jan-July
(Republic) external 8s
sinking fund 6s 1960
External
149
8
88%
♦21%
1943—May-No»
agreem't)
11
8%8-4y8s-4^s external conversion 1978_June-Dec
109
—
(1922
21%
20%
*155
—-June-Dec
—.
sinking fund 6s 1964
3%s-4s-4y8s (dollar bond of 1937)
169 Va
93%
IA Large
assented
21%
20%
1958—-—Jane-Dec
AExternal
IA Small
I AGs
85
2
—
1st mtge $ ser
1953 extended to
6s
1945.
98
73
73%
73%
1962——_—June-Dec
to
1971
i A6s
123
29
100
149
Feb-Aug
—
due
—
95
April-Ocf
sterling loan of '12 1952—
8 A With March 1 1952 coupon on
.
116% 117
1968
1899
75
(Kingdom)—
extended
loan
External
agreem't)
*73
Jan-July
Jan-July
(interest
IA 58
76
extl
f
s
1971
(City of)
A5y2s
63 "Va
—'
—
(interest
1962—-—
1958—
(40-yr)
due
137%
6s
63%
June-Dec
Mexican Irrigation—
|A4Vis assented (1922 agreement)
|A4yas small 1943—
of
84
—
Taiwan Electric Power Co. Ltd—
AYokohama
(Republic of)
73
—
*97 Va
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
May-Nov
5%a due 1965 extended to 1975
May-Nov
AJugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
AMedellin (Colombia) 6%s 1954
June-Dec
30-year 3s s f f bonds 1978
Jan-July
IA 6s
85
1968
external 7s
assented
A5Vas
122
196
102
102
61%
Jan-July
8Vis due 1S54 extended to 1964
A5%s extl loan of '30 1965
Mexico
75
*77%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1956
loan
extended
1952
(Prov of)
lAUruguay
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78 Va
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—
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63
102
1977————Jan-July
Italian Public Utility Institute—
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i
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ANew
83
112%
15
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28%
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Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-yr
102 V
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.
102
28%
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—
1965
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53
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—
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—
reduced
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58
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reduced to 2.5%)
1999
1972
fund issue
&
conv
8s
stamped
(Interest
20%
138%
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8s
(City)
(State of)
1938
loan of 1924
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1952
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Monday, May 9, 1955
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Sold
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.
6
Range since
Bonds
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1978—
3s
may
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Low
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for
.
RECORD
■
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range
.
mortgage
mortgage
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1979
1981
5s series AC 1967—
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106
115 Va 115 Va
116% 118
118
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Jan-July
May-ZVoo
Jan-July
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Mar-Sepf
AprfZ-Oct
Jan-July
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April-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtg 2%s 1976—Jan-July
1st morteaee 3s 1980
Jan-July
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95 %
97%
106
96%
98 Va
99
86
98 Va
95
1
104
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2
105
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17
Volume
Number 5427
181
.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
(2141)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
Last
or
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Sale I'rice
Bid
debs
3%s
Co
1971
Jan-July
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s 19 75 Jfap-Nov
WEEK
ENDED
MAY
Jan. I
High
NO.
Low
2
Bush Terminal Buildings 5s gtd 1960
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94%
April-Oct
94%
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—
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96%
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,
95%
102 Va
95
98%
93%
;
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81
—
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Power
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1978
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Continental
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1
96
97
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106%
97
—
106% 106%
10
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gold
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gold
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1955
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4
106%
4
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13
103
106 Va
106 Vi 106%
45
103
107%
100%
101
104
105%
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ser
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Clinchfield
&
A
4s
Carthage & Adirondack Ry 4s
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Corp
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6
1965
1960
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N
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1974
85%
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102
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122.,
gold 4s 1989
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5s
income
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series
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mortgage 4s series A
106
4
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series
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1994
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98%
96
48
26
34
72%
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123
98%
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Corp
1959
1960
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94 Va
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1
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mortgage
3s
First
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First
mortgage
mortgage
1982
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1986
June-Dec
1989
3s
Short Line
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97
98
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88%
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1999
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94
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4
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debentures
1999
2001
99%
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99%
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1965
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1982_Afar-Sept
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1972_June-Dec
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1982
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2%s
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mortgage 2%s
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footnotes
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94
98
90
19
92
96%
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6
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99
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1961
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3
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112
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3Vis
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105
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1,087
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1975
General Electric Co (Germany)
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1
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98%
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*92
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1968
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1975
2
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94%
.
97%
75
•_—
7
103% 103%
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75
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1981
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1976—Afap-Nov
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mortgage 2%s 1980
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6
80
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States
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s
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102% 1023A
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5 A 7s
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97 %
102%
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99%
14%
104%
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1969
96
97
147
103
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99
101%
132
103'A
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1972
income
conv
157
1
31
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1958
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106%
150
140
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„_June-Dec
1948
3%s debentures 1961__
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General Motors Acceptance Corp—
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135
140 Vi
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ser
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1968
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105
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93%
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Jan-July
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debentures
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1976—Jfar-Sept
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Hudson Coal first sink fund
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26
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1977
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June-Dec
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gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
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lien
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—
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1979
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100
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Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
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1st
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103%
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1976
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1976
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1982__May-Sept
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ser
987/a
——
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1970
99 %
81
99%
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1977
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151
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105
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264
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1984
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103
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1980
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mortgage
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1985
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1985
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Cleveland Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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80%
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108
%
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1977
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108
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mortgage due 1983
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77
100%
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Feb-Aug
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76
75%
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84
1
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—
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29
94%
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27
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1977
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1970
—
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1965
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1957
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101
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'
May
April-Oct
98%
102
II
67%
—
73
97%
7
*98%
1977—April-Oct
First mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Deo
.
Aprll-Ocl
1971
refunding 5s series A 1965—Feb-Aug
1975
Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series F
1977__Mar-Sept
AFirst and refunding 5s series G
1978—May-Noo
§AConvertible gold 5Vis series A 1949
May-Nov
Morrell
registered
First mortgage
Ohio
103%
—
70 %
104%
73
—
68%
Quar-Jan
101
87
96%
26
70%
95
May-Noo
First
89
*103
Jan-July
gold 5s H
3%s
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s
73
73%
72%
Ry—
registered
First
96
102
69%
—
*—
5s
1997
4s
(Minnesota)
95%
II
74
66%
71%
70%
Feb-Aug
1996—April-Oct
4s
general & ref
Pacific
Northern States
99%
93%
--
79
72%
67%
71%
April-Oct
f debentures 1974
lien
38
104%
95
—
837a
75 %
*69%
Aprll-Oct
1983
First
—
98%
_Jan-July
and
AGeneral
1980
3%s
100%
98%
May-Nov
73%
7
53
Jan-July
2%s
104 y4
——
__
1977
First mortgage 2%s 1975
First mortgage 3s 1978
88%
35
78 Vi
RR—
f debentures 1973
General
101
101%
83%
77%
1974—Mar-Sept
refunding 4%8 series A 1974_Mar-Sep|
General &
Northern
99
--
85
83
72
1994
General mortgage 3 Vis 1983_
St Western Ry first gold
84
115%
'
*~~m
II
102 Vi 102%
*—
Jan-July
Jan
2%s
Western
&
Coll trust
*94 %
Jan-July
lien 4Vis series D 1978
ACum
& Gas
mtge 4s
99
RR—
A
Feb-Aug
June-Dee
96
Marie-
mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1955
4s
98%
*._
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
AGeneral
Missouri
83%
A 2007—Jan-July
ser
Refunding & improve 4Vis
99
102%
1974—May-Noo
1969
Mfg
103%
Hartford RR—
88
103%
1973
,
79
*99% 100%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
—-Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
Mining &
1st
79
84
A
83
*103%
June-Dec
First
First mortgage 3%s
101%
Feb-Aug
1998_Feb-Aug
3%s
Norfolk
~~
mortgage 23,4s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3Vas 1988—April-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979
Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969__Mar-Sept
Minnesota
&
General mortgage
General mortgage
74
*—
1980
2?es
222
—Jan-July
1st & cons mtge ser A 2004
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4Vis series A 2019—Jan-July
N Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989
Apr-Oct
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980—
Jan-July
84
May-Nov
first
mortgage
101% 103 %
mtge conv inc 4Vis series A 2022—May
Susquehanna
80
66%
*103
1972
mortgage 3s 1966
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/as
First
Y
73%
14
72%
Feb-Aug
1957—May-Noo
1978
debentures
& Robbins
series
First
1972
1978
debentures
4s
N Y State Electric
8
3
*„
1979__May-Noo
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Manati Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1
Manila RR (Southern Lines) 4s 1959
May
927a
103 '/a
Light first mtge 2%s 1975—Mar-Sept
St Putnam first consol gtd 4s 1993
Aprll-Oct
3%s
40
♦100
—Mar-Sept
mtge 23/4s
27is debentures
RR
87%
Y Power &
N Y
M
&
1998
3%s 2000
*96%
April-Oct
2003
1984—
Macy (R H)
80%
256
J an-July
1939_
refunding mtge 4s
AGeneral
04
78
Mar-Sept
1982.—
1st
369
92%
Feb-Aug
*__
1976_June-Dec
gold 3s 1980
1st
&
(Wisconsin)
3%s
3'/as
84%
91 %
1st mtge 4 %s series A 1973
.Jan-July
$AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992—Mar-Sept
97%
70
*86%
mtge
New Haven
87
7
—
103% 103%
Elec
&
6?%
77%
April-Oct
1st
83 Vi
92%
Harlem River & Port Chester—
75%
68 %
April-Oct
April-Oct
second
Gas
*85%
F 2003
mtge
84%
April-Oct
J an-July
1973
B
.
76%
G 2003
27/8s
Y
First
92
71%
80 Vi
ser
refund
Louisville
76
ser
refund mtge
refund
&
■?
94
mtge 3%s ser H 2003
First &
N
3%s
May
April-Oct
86
59
10
gold
Northern Central
June-Dec
1963
93
90
2
1
97%
80%
Apn'Z-Oct
May-Nov
^
88
RR—
First &
First
95%
93
April-Oct
3s
Nashville
121
RR—
1998
Northern Natural Gas
69 Vi
2003
Miami general 4s series 1962
§ A Lombard Electric 7s series A 1952
First &
95 Vi
contingent interest 2003
May
contingent interest 2003——May
Little
&
2%
_4
65%
76%
2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Louisville
102'i
1%
18
74%
65%
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
Interest
fixed interest
D
ASeries
99%
84%
91
88
Feb-Aug
fixed interest
5s
ASeries
-
4
1
fixed
79%
April-Oct
wi—
River
79%
72%
79
& St Louis—
West
series
Term
15
,
86
Aprll-Oct
1964
*„
5s extended to 1984
4Vis
Lack &
—
79%
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Nov
N
■
89
June-Dec
stamped 1974
4s
100
——
"
2%
88
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4 Vis extended to 1974
J&n-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
Series
61%
——
—
99%
2Vi
'■'a..-—
—
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage
61%
2
61%
114
110
June-Dec
3Vis 1997—June-Dec
Lehigh Coa.' it Navigation 3Vis A 1970
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st & ref
101%
100
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Oct
&
—
*99
*100%
Aprll-Oct
1959
5
Terminal—
3%
1980
Mortgage 4s series A 2043
Mortgage 4s series B 2043
96%
L.-
Lake Shore &
St
96%
__
101
Mar-Sept
1st mtge
101 ya
93
*99
N
98%
*„
tAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
1st
86%
95%
*11
April-Oct
Lakefront
93% 101%
98%
92%
N Y
97
Jan-July
1961—Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
1961
V
1998
—
__
April-Oct
1974
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
3 Vis
p
j; —
102%
7
3
Feb-Auy
debentures
Harlem
99
7
99%
99%
101%
Y
—
99% 100
98%
June-Dec
98%
84
104%
99%
Aprll-Oct
"
101%
June-Dee
23/4S
—
unguaranteed
Income
99%
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975
AGeneral
June-Dec
Stamped 1961
Vis
99
92 Va
93
City Southern Ry Co—
Plain
4%s
♦102
103%
—
Feb-A up
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E 1980—June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
April-Oct
June-Dec
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4Vis
4
*86%
June-Dec
1976
—
1980.:
1st mtge 3Vis series C
Kansas City Terminal Ry
York Chicago
4Vis
City Power & Light
2%s 1978
1st
New
104
95%
16
99
K
Kansas
Co
registered
103 %
Co—
Hudson
&
*101
N Y
& Clear
Power
Central
102
—
April-Oct
Michigan Cent collateral gold
—
—
—
J
Jersey Central
Y
101%
\
April-Oct
General mortgage 3 Vis 1997
3 Vis registered 1997
Lake Shore collateral gold 3Vis
3 Vis registered
1998.
99
100
—
Jan-July
Ry—
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
121% 122%
121% 121%
*97%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
.May-Nov
series D 1958
Trust
100%
93 Vz
84
102
Collateral
97%
107%
93
'
-p—
99%
89
Consolidated 4s series A
122% 128%
105 y.
*84
100%
1
6
*98% 101
High
102%
97
1986—Feb-Aug
1956
RR
10
102
1954
C
York Central
97
101
142
121% 121%
122 V4
B
series
Low
100 y*
•„
1954—..
series
Jan. I
No.
101%
Jan-July
1988
128
14
127%
Mexico
A
Range since
Sold
105% 105%
May-Nov
1977
&
series
•
High
♦—
97
Aprll-Oct
Texas
AFirst 4Vis
95
101% 101%
127
98
16
■
,
Bonds
Friday's
Mar-Sept
Terminal 3%s
Orleans
5
101% 101%
♦155% 160
Mar-Sept
1980
1961
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A 1983
100% 100%
101V4
or
Bid & Asked
June-Dec
1974
Jersey Bell Telephone 3"%s
3 Vis
1977
May-Nov
1982
debentures
New
Interstate
3 Vis s
4 '/as series B
debentures
3s
,
104
Chemical Corp—
debs
1st
Steel
■
Afar-Sept
1952
A
1
yn
*100
Feb-Aug
§ A Adjustment 6s series
A First 5s series B 1956
International
Sale Price
Low
_
V
*—
^International Great Northern RR—
6s
95%
98%
20
105
*—
Refunding and imp 2 Vis series C 1986--June-Dec
§ A First
02%
48
99%
105
Jan-July
Corp 6s 1948
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
1st mortgage
94
♦101%
1
§ AII.seder Steel
Inland Steel Co
Last
Period
High
*101% 106%
1980
1st mtge
Illinois Terminal
Interest
First guaranteed
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser
1979—May-Nov
Consol mortgage 5%s-33/4s series B 1979_May-Noo
Consol mortgage 3%s series C 1974
May-Noo
Cons mtge 33/«s series F
1984————_Jan-Juiy
1st
93%
Week's Range
Friday
Jan. 1
High
Monday, May 9, 1955
RECORD
BONDS
Range since
Sold
National
Illinois Bell Telephone 27a» series A
BOND
..
MAY 6
New York Stock Exchange
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
I
mortgage
ENDED
Week's Range
Low
First
WEEK
.
refunding 2%s 1978
refunding 3%s 1982
3%s 1983
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
June-Dec
•—
97 Vi
♦102
99
1033/4
933/4
95
95%
96 y4
97%
97 ya
99%
103 %
*99% 100%
102
105
100%
103%
Number 5427
181
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2143)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
3.70s
deb
conv
Called
Last
Period
Sale Price
1964
Feb-Aug
1983
bonds
116%
G
1960
General mortgage 5s series A
1970
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1st mtge 3%s
3%s
mtge
series
A
Pittsburgh Youngstown
First
general
First
5s
&
series
B
1974
mortgage
Providence
27/8s
Terminal
First and
First
109'A
and
First
and
First and
3%s debentures
1st
and
Quaker
7s
1977
§£Direct
mtge 7s
mtge
6s
mtge
6s
AConsol
mtge
1964
Rochester
Gas
106
--
87%
89%
100
3
102
102%
9
106
100%
103 %
*93%
—
3
105%
100
97
100
Lawrence &
Second
gold
-4.—
*102%
'
■
100
-
1
1955
bond
*140% 143%
101%
IODVB
143 %
103%
95%
1977
1969
103
103%
6
102 Va
—
99%
2%s
143 VR
216%
'
99%
99%
98%
■
84
84%
99 Va
102%
99
4
*169%
1966
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1
147 Va
;
Ala
RR
93
5s
«.
Pacific
(Oregon Lines)
Gold
4 Vis
-
conv
Goid
4 Vis
10 ^ J?
A
1977
Mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 23/4S series F 1996
First mortgage 2Vis series G 1961
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
series
A
1956_
series A
1956-
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
3%s
Southwestern
3 Vis
Bell
'
103%
——
Standard
Oil
91
2%s
debs
1985
1983
123
103%
5s
(Indiana)
Standard
2%s
Oil (N J)
debentures
Staulfer
Chemical
1967
conv
—
...
*—
100
-
„
118
224
'
—
102 % 102%
*97
Mar-Sept
100
:
104
105%
661
'96%
97
Feb-Aug
debs series A
103 V*
1
101%
98%
99%
94
94 %
assented
series
A
47/8s
&
Power
3%s
debs
consolidated
5s
mtge 4s
Income
96%
168
113%
10
98 Va
93
98 Va
98%
28
104 Va
105%
103% 104'/a
8
103 Va
105 %
106%
5
105
106 %
103% 103%
5
103 Va
103%
*96
April-Oct
106
Apr-Oct
May-Nov
*89
*92
97 Va
97%
•
1947
1951
98
*158
*137
82 Va
—
119% 120 Va
—
■
'
'
138
97%
78'A
105 V4
107%
105%
105 Va
106%
100
100 Va
*100%
1973
66
—
88'A
—
89'A
19
88
84
84
1
96
96
26
133
84
84%
85
1st
98
16
101'A
1958
_
139% 142%
26
series
A
Jan
1981
27
13
103%
105
1
119%
5s
102%
93%
104%
92%
...-
76
1
104%
104% 105
29
112%
109% 112%
92 Va
93
(
4s
143
101%
96%
101%
95 Va
98 %
98%
5
—
*—
98'/a
~8
103% 103%
103 %
105%
103 Va
104
110
II
*110
110
101
104
'
102'A 102%
94%
94%
6
95 Va
*—
20
101%
96%
93 Va
H OO
—
101 Va
I
1st 4s
85%
1
85 Va
84%
4
83
86%
97%
97%
7
96%
99 %
84%
85%
2
71%
90
1970
1967
1966
2361
series
ser
mortgage
mtge
4s
C
85%
6s
ser
A
2%s
73%
*96
74%
74
72%
104
95
9
105%
74%
106 %
60
4
103 Va
44
72%
*101%
68%
*97
105%
72%
104%
lOOVa
102%
100
107
74%
67 Va
101
~
107
97
102 Va
104%
—'
102%
71%
102
May
Mar-Sept
105
105
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
102%
9
102% 103
*93%
Jan-July
101 %
162
1
—
90
—
101% 101%
15
1
86
Jan-July
May
85%
103%
lOOVa
86%
4
93%
♦100
101%
104%
101
d82 %
*92
102 Va
101
103%
—
d82
82
a
Deferred
97%
75%
116%
92
94%
96%
21
not
113
109%
3
97%
82
101
432
Included In
101
83
86 Va
74'A
87
93
95
99%
*104
sale
year's
in
1971
-Jan-July
range,
the
year's
not
included
In
the
n Under-the-rule
range,
y
— —
year's
sale
not
•Friday's bid and
A Bonds
—
asked
prices;
d Ex-interest
range,
included
in
the
lOOVa
—
Light & Power 2%s 1976_Jan-July
delivery
the
included
Mar-Sept
3 Vis
e
.
year's
103%
93
'
Odd-lot
range,
r
93%
sale
Cash
not
sale
Ex-coupon.
§Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership,
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
the
—
no
sales
being
or
reorganized
transacted during
current
under
Section
77
oi
week.
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
In the following extensive list
we
furnish a complete
report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
May 2, 1955, and ending Friday, May 6.
It is compiled from a
report of the American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include
whether stock or bond in which
every security
any dealings have occurred
during the current
year.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stuck
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Co
Allnya
.
common
_
Adams
Aero
Hat.
Supplv
Stores
Week's
Tnc
1
10
1
..
Manufacturing
Range
Low
6 "4
30
7
"29%
-
4%
30
15 U
15%
4
For
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
common-
page
-
fl
11
10%
MAY
G
Friday
Range since
4%
28
Va
Jan
1
High
6%
3,500
2,400
Apr
33
Jan
Air
8
Jan
Airfleets
4%
Apr
8%
Jan
2,600
10%
35.
1
Feb
6%
Jan
17% Mar
Sale Price
Par
Air Associates Inc
Mar
7% Mar
Last
American Stock Exchange
5% Mar
2.900
-r
11 Va
Jan.
Loto
300
15%
a
—
Alnsworth
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
350
7%
4%
—1
Aeroqulp Corporation
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores—
6%
6%
1
WEEK
for Week
HiOh
6
FOR
Sales
of Prices
'
90
101
lOOVa
*105
June-Deo
97%
162
152%
*100% 101%
Jan -July
103
92%
•
100% 100%
Jan -July
ApriZ-Oct
100%
7
107
106%
—
*89
Mar-Sept
103 Va
105
73
95%
162
Mar-Sept
1979
103 Va
102% 102%
*105
Jan-July
1953
73
67
—
♦103% 104%
Apr-Oct
2004
A
*71
*91
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
May-Noo
Jan-July
Jan-July
1979
:
series
April
-Jan-July
April-OcZ
1969
A
86
85%
83%
Feb-Nov
1974
series
guaranteed
Wisconsin Public Service
96
100
76
97,%
3V2S
3Vis
3Vis
Yonkers Electric
—
—
series A
mtge 3V2S
1960
—
June-Dec
115 Va
—
—
84%
81
120
*93
—
135r
1991—April
2361
First mortgage
*102
—April
*
May-Nov
April-Oct
1973
Gen mtge 4Vis inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
102'A
103% 103 %
April-OcZ
135
161
"2
84%
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
Wilson
134 %
103% 103 %
119% 119%
—
135
152
135
—
*137
84%
June-Deo
& Co first mortgage 3s 1958
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
90
€6
13
133% 133%
10112 101%
ApriZ-Oct
156%
*156
June-Deo
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 23/4s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3Vis series C 1970
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967
'
1982—April-OcZ
1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
conv
§ A 1st
107%
35
April-Oct
93%
153
*137
June-Deo
4%? debentures series A 1980Westlnghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
124 Va
105% 106
106'A
first
mortgage
30-year
82%
115
106
—
93
93
—
♦156
.Jan-July
Western Pacific RR Co 3 Vis ser A
1981
5s Income debentures 1984
f
Western Union
Telegraph Co—
95
97%
..I'
Shore
registered
1st
101%
92
Electric
Power
4s
*
1
42
April-Oct
104%
90
94"%
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979
Penn
Penn
West
112'A
106% 107
96
104 %
98 %
Co—
gen
Western Maryland Ry
95 %
110%
11
ref
West
101 Va
17
93%
first
West
125%
98%
93 %
—
RR
General
65%
106
Jan-July
Jan-July
99,
104% 104 Va
1976—May-Nov
gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Auy
Westchester Lighting
163 Va
63%
....
■
106%
■
97 Va
Feb-Aug
1968
Washington Terminal 25/8s
106%
■
90 %
105%
*102% 103%
96%
Warren
96%
103%
.93%
17
70
*81
89
86 Va
103 Va
Jan-July
mtge Income 4 Vis series B Jan
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
Walworth Co conv debentures
3Vis
■
160 Va
*65%
*—
~
99%
95 Va
5
99
*100%
Gen
103%
95
—
99% 100
Jan-July
Jan-July
1067/a
Wabash RR Co-
119
97
~4
103% 108%
93%
120%
13
Jan-July
Jan-July
First iien and ref
mtge 3 Vis ser C
224
95
*110
Feb-Auy
—Jan-July
Jan-July
99 Va
104
'1
105
*97%
103%
102 Va
96 Va
87%
.
98
Mar-Sept
-Javi-July
1971
1947
100
118%
201
--
93
--
8
'
97
87%
105
ApriZ-Oct
1977
97
101%
w
98 Va
debentures 2%s
1974
37/8s
102%
June-Dec
1976
106
94
103%
—
118% 123
93
May-Nov
Products
1970
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
108%
*175
■
—
—
103
IGOVa
105 %
May-Nov
debs
gtd 5s 2003
117
102% 102%
94%
'[•
1st
97
107%
107 Va
*95
•
;
2
95%
1957—May-Nov
First
*96
•
May-Nov
Tel
100
95 Va
1980
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage & refund
3%s ser I 1981—June-Deo
& ref mtge 3Vis ser
J 1982
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first
—
*95
Jan-July
1977
debentures
Coil
105%
19
93
*—
■■
—
ApriZ-Oct
ASpokane Internal first gold 4Vis 2013
Standard
104
—
*100
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Joint
13
—
*102%
'
May-Nov
Devel and general 6Vis
debentures
103% 104%
100% 100%
refund mtge 23/is ser E
1975—Mar-Sept
First and refund
mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
First and refund
mtge 27/8s ser G 1979
June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H
85 %
Mar-Sept
1981
general 6s
47 V*
100
99%
100%
June-Dec
Vanadium Corp of America—
3Vis conv subord debentures 1969
Vandalia RR consol gtd 4s series B
99
.■•■81
—May-Nov
First
and
*__
1980
sinking fund mtge series C
3Vi8 assented series C 1951
102%
112
——
San Fran Term 1st
mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Southern Pacific RR Co—
Devel
May-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
1971
trust 2%s
1975
Participating ctfs
!
——
104'A
92%
—•'
1973— June-Dec
1969
New
A
Co—
4Vis
*—
86
98
—
139
*112% 114%
1963
1985
debentures 1987
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Natural Gas Co 4%s
First
Mar-Sept
147'/a
*105
June-Dec
2%s
Southern
*99%
June-Deo
142 Va
99
104
Jan-July
debentures
June-Dec
100 %
Corp—
166 Va
H
,
*85%
—
Jan -July
1976
gtd
99%
37%
6Vis sinking fund mtge series A
1951___June-Deo
3 Vis assented series A 1951
•*iM".
*87
Aprli-Oct
Southern Bell Telephone &
Telepgrah Co—
3s
debentures
1979
2%s
*100
70
167%
127%
*98
Mar-Sept
1941—Feb-Auy
Jan-July
—
North
105%
74
146 V.
125
—
II
*100 VA
June-Dec
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp coll trust 7s
Corp 3%s conv 1983
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965
&
104
24
6 Vis
148
2
'
April-Oct
Sinclair Oil
2%s
135%
3o
104%
71%
101 %
125
*143
'
,
—June-Dec
1982
2Vis debentures 1971
SASiemens & Halske 6%s 1951_
South
101
100%
134
40'A
Gen
f debs
99%
99%
12
110
104
71
96%
103
39 Va
164
__
144% 147%
--
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Oil
Socony-Vacuum Oil
104
123
95
101'A
71
1st mtge & coll trust 3 Vis
1972
4%s s f debs 1972
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber 25/8s debentures
1976
2%s debentures 1967
United Steel Works
86%
98%
__
166% 166 %
1989—May-Nop
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977
Shell
coll
United Gas Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 35/8s
99%
83
*143
__
147%
May-Now
1st
s
96%
10 J
123
9
99% 100 %
*98
Jan-July
impt 3%s 1960
27/8s debs 1961
6 Vis
Jan-July
1989
& Sons 2 Vis
1974
99%
*135
June-Dec
140
__
*146%
April-Oct
England 1st gtd 4s
debentures
9a
April-Oct
and
27/8s
tr
3%s debentures
104%
101%
29
99
99
102%
1
84%
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
1996
Scott Paper 3s conv debs 1977
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
3s
122%
1970—AprZZ-Oct
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Union Tank Car 4'As s f debs 1973
ApriZ-Oct
United Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966
—
—
April-Oct
Seagram (Jos E)
98 Va
101% 102
First and
series A 1971
Service Pipe Line 3.20s
B
Union Pacific RR—
•
——
debs
conv
Virginia Electric
certificates
New
series
1st mtge 3 %s 1982
Union Oil of California 23/4S
100
216%
216 Va
*101
—
Second 4s inc bond
certificate? Nov 1989_Jan-July
St. Paul & Duluth first cons
gold 4s 1968—June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
Scioto V &
3Vis
Corp
1st mtge & coll
101 Va
*—
mtge inc 4Vis series A Jan 2022——May
Louis-Southwestern Ry—
4s
98 Va
u
99%
__
*__
ApriZ-Oct
ASecond
First
ref
mortgage gnd
3s debentures 1968
3s
22
*205
——
Feb-Aug
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
St
Cent
First
'
May-Nov
1st
95
•—
May-Nov
Union Electric Co of Missouri
3%s
97
100
100
—
99% 100%
-
•
_4
II
*100
—
99%
May-Noo
1952
Adirond'k
6s
& Ohio
Tri-Continental
s
St
M
1
94%
100
&
Saguenay Power 3s
High
95
*„
Jan-July
April-Oct
Term RR of New Orleans
3%s 1974
JAThird Ave Ry first refunding 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
'
'
Jan-July
—Jan-July
1953
mortgage 3 Vis series J
Low
j
98 Va
First and refund M 3%s series C
1990—April-Oct
Texas & Pacific first gold 5s 2000
June-Dec
General and refund M 37/as ser E
1985—Jan-July
Texas Pacific-Missouri Pacific—
3 Vis
Electric Corp—
General mortgage 4%s series D
General
109 'A
Tol
Jan -July
1950
6s
102
2019
1985
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
109'A
108
98 Va
lOlVa 101%
June-Dec
1946
§ A Direct
107 %
7
6
—
May-Nov
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
§ AConsol
V
89
102
Union—
assented
1973
Jan. I
No.
9o
*94 Vi
Jan-July
May -Nov
Range since
Sold
High
a
Jan -July
1972
Bonds
Friday's
or
Did & asked
I
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
108
*99% 100
__
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D
1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheinelbe
11
'
108% 108%
Co—
debentures
108%
108
——
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1972
2%s
108%
—
89
refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983—April-Oct
Oats
debentures
RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C
Refund and impt 27/8s series D
103%
—
109% 109'A
__
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Gas
2%s
First and refund
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/es 1979_June-Dec
and
First
&
Co
2%s debentures
104
June-Dec
1956
4s
Service Electric
debentures 1963
3s
103
June-Dec
1984
Public
&
1966
103%
103%
——
*108%
—
Feb-Aug
First general 4 Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3 Vis
First mortgage 3s 1983
First
114%
101%
Ry—
1962
C
111
—
Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
series
5s
general
1984
Swift
Sale Price
Low
'
*108%
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s
1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st
Bunray Oil Corp. 27/8s debentures
Last
Period
120%
114
356
103%
Interest
Exchange
High
100%
98%
541
BOND S
New York Stock
Terminal
April-Oct
May-Nov
1964
6
*103
June-Dec
1975
Low
*103
—April-Oct
3%s series E
No.
rll2% 113%
•
Feb-Aug
5s series B 1975
'
'•
Week's Range
Friday
Jan. I
116% 118
1957__Ma2/-Nov
H
RECORD
G
Range since
Sold
99 Va
*102
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I
1963—Feb-Augi
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser J
1964_Ma2/-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage
General mortgage
Jp
W
Plllsbury Mills Inc 3vsS si debs 1972
June-Dec'*
Plttsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s
1996—June-Dec
Pittsourgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
ser
Bonds
High
99%
——
i
ser
Friday's
'
June-Dec
(May 4)
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips' Petroleum 2%s debentures
MAY
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDED
Way
(N J)
Inc
3
Inc
AJax Petroleums Ltd
Alabama
Gas
Alabama Great Southern
12%
Jan
Alabama
Power
4.20preferred-
50c
Shares
34
-4
Range
since
Jan.
Low
B ran
11%
100
13%
15 %
4,400
26%
200
33%
~~ll
146%
100
8ale*
for Week
25%
15%
HISo
Corp
Feb
Range
11%
1
7%
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
Industries
a*
.
10%
Apr
13 % Mar
13%
Jan
6/s
Jan
27%
Jan
10,700
34%
9,300
146% 147%
90
140
Jan
100% 101%
250
100
Mar
1
High
12%
Jan
15% May
35 % Feb
1
Apr
34% May
150
Jan
105%
Jan
5
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
(2144)
AMERICAN STOCK
FOR WEEK
RANGE
Sale Frice
American Stock Exchange
Par
Amer
eerlng Co
Alleghany Corp warrantsAllegheny Airlines Inc
Allea & Fisher
7%
10s
*
1
1
common
5%
36%
Jan
600
5%
4 %
Jan
4
6% Feb
Jan
1,600
39%
39
TVs
7%
►
Jan
29,200
6
1
2,400
.;'V
5%
6
5%
6 '/a
7,800
9%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Jan
6% May
11
Mar
Jan
6% Mar
11%
Jan
4
4%
4%
4%
4,700
10%
10%
11 %
2,800
1
Allied Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Allied Products (Mich) common
1
16%
15%
16%
900
14%
Jan
3%
Jan
36
35 %
36%
75.0
33%
Jan
6*6%
Pictures
Corp
preferred
convertible
Allied Control Co Inc
Aluminum
$3.75
Co
.
Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
Industries
American
Bantam
American
7%
7%
31%
25
%
12
Feb
5%
40% Feb
1
—
200
21%
100 % May
.24
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
Feb
38
31 % May
%
Apr
7%
9% Mar
6%
Mar
1%
Apr
Jan
1%
Jan
1
—
54
54
25
18%
25
20
1,100
.Apr
50
Jan
55
17%
Apr
21%
Jan
34 % May
Mar
Jan
American
Meter Co
American
Natural
Co
34%
31
34 %
4,700
24%
28
28
28%
1.400
23"% Jan
29%
Apr
9%
8%
9%
19(100
8% Mar
10 %
Jan
33%
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co com
Maracalbo
20
23
1
American
33%
33%
700
32%
Jan
35
Jan
35
35 %
125
35
Feb
37%
Jan
Feb
18%
———
Gas Co 6%
pfd^_25
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
17% Xl8%
2
5
Tractor
American
4%
_50c
American
22 'ft
Writing Paper common
Corp
1,800
3,600
22%
18,400
18%
5
4%
19
18%
4 %
100
14%
4%
Apr
4%
Jan
Feb
13
Jan
22% May
16%
Jan
21
Feb
5
~7%
7%
7%
6,400
7% May
9% Mar
20c
3%
3%
3ft
10,100
3ft Jan
4ft Apr
12%
13%
1,400
Development class A
Anacon Lead Mines
Mar
95
Ltd
Anchor Post Products
2
10%
15
Jan
Mar
"A"
shares
2.40
;
9%
11%
62,900
Angostura-Wupperman
1
4%
4%
200
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co_
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd
Argus Cameras Inc__
1
10%
11
200
109 % 110%
110
100
10%
450
11%
9
Apr
4% Jan
Mar
Feb
5
Feb
13%
Apr
Jan
10%
107
110%
Apr
26
28%
6,300
22%
Jan
32
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
Louisiana Gas Co
5
33%
33%
35%
13,700
29%
Jan
38%
Apr
Arkansas
5
15-%
15%
15%
6,600
15%
Apr
17%
Jan
Arkansas Power & Light $7 pfd
•
110%
6%
6%
31%
30%
70
32%
1
27%
Armour & Co
warrants.—,
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
4%%
Aro
•
convertible preferred
50
Equipment Corp
2.50
Apr-
Apr
116%
Feb
2,600
5% Mar
7%
Jan
31%
7,900
24% Mar
67%
70%
500
31%
33%
4,800
7
31% May
70% May
Mar
56
18%
34%
Jan
Apr
American
den
rets
Food
Associated
Stores
Laundries
Inc
of
8%
£1
reg.
America
Va
3%
1
.1
_7%
3%
17.400
3%
6%
7
4,800
10
Jan
6% May
1% Jan
;
Apr
7% May
4% Feb
CI
A
(ex
July 1
$43
'53
dlv
arrear
$41
paid
Dec
on
22
Axe
Science
&
1%
Apr
500
49%
Apr
53%
20%
17,000
15 %
Jan
24% Mar
11%
11 %
11%
4,900
10%
Apr
13%
3%
3 %
3%
700
2%
Jan
preferred
•
16
16
200
400
lc
9%
9 %
9%
12,200
3
Electronic
27%
26%
27%
2,000
i
Banff
Oil
•17%
9U
15%
4,900
6%
16,500
5% Mar
15%
2,000
12% Mar
9%
400
9% Mar
2%
2%
2,300
2 %
Jan
Jan
15%
700
14%
*14
13
5%
Inc
15
l
Company
15
9%
20c
Bearings Inc
5%
50c
2%
-
1
common
Beck
(AS) Shoe Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
1
1
22%
21%
22%
4.00C
Bellanca Aircraft
l
18
17%
19%
7,700
common
Jan
(H C)
Co common
prior cumulative preferred
8
Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
i
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
•
Breeze
American
Oil
~7%
deposit
Brown
Brown Forman
4%
Distillers
cumulative
Brown
Rubber
Bruce
(E L)
Bruck Mills
Co
common
Ltd class B
Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
7% preferred
60c convertible
Burma
Apr
5%
Feb
Daltch
Jan
3%
Feb
Davenport
7%
7%
26,500
8%
5,700
dep rets ord shares
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
6%
convertible
2,400
19
Jan
13
13%
1,000
12%
Feb
13%
Apr
25%
25%
25%
200
22%
Jan
25% May
11%
14
12
Sugar
Estate
9%
1,500
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
2,100
400
200
1,500
7,900
24% May
31%
Jan
13%;
13%
13%
2,600
13% May
14%
Jan
5
Davidson
Apr
Feb
Day Mines Inc.
Dayton Rubber Co
%
32
31%
2
~3
ft
32%
12
Jan
29% Mar
2%
39
17%
Apr
30%
26
6%
Jan
Jan
15 %
15%
7%
Jan
8%
Detroit
Gasket
Gray
Detroit
Hardware
Detroit
Steel
A
12
Apr
4%
Jan
Feb
28 Va
Apr
9% Mar
12 %
Jan
Devon-Leduc
Oils
17
Feb
Distillers
16
Mar
20%
Products
12%
119%
Feb
141
18%
Jan
Co
Dlversey
Feb
8
Dome
Feb
Domestic
Finance
Canadian
Petroflna
Dominion
Bridge
7%
Jan
16%
7%
7%
100
10%
10%
10%
100
10% Mar
10%
700
10 %
Jan
6,300
16%
Jan
8% Mar
Corp
Co
For
footnotes
see
page
pfd
35.
Jan
9%
13%
14%
2,800
16%
Feb
25%
25%
100
13% May
25% Feb
26
Jan
2%
3%
18,000
173
173
11%
11%
21%
22
151
Feb
Apr
%
%
6,900
5%
6%
12,600
10%
Jan
Apr
Feb
24
Mar
Jan
7
Jan
Apr
4,800
10%
Jan
18%
Apr
14%
175
14 %
Jan
18%
Jan
1,100
6%
Jan
8
7%
4,900
1ft
18% Mar
9% Mar
1U
1JJ
32%
70
5%
6 %
2,900
5%
Jan
23%
400
20%
Jan
25
800
22%
Jan
30
x27
154
154
2 8'/a
155
30
143
60
13%
__
Jan
~3%
Apr
2
ft Jan
Jan
33
Mar
Jan
Jan
6%
155
Jan
Mar
Feb
May
16 %
Apr
ft
Apr
Driver
Apr
5%
Jan
Apr
13%
Jan
DuMont
A
3 % Mar
4% Mar
1,200
3
4% Mar
30
28%
600
13%
5
16
8%
1
16%
•
12
•
7,700
Jan
312
Jan
14%
Apr
14%
400
5ft
2,500
5
Mar
8%
1,200
7
Jan
19
Jan
20%
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
9
Apr
1,400
15%
Apr
18%
12
5,200
10%
Apr
12% .Feb
7
1.000
16%
15%
11
13
12%
12%
6 %
13
7%
26
6% Mar
8%
Feb
Jan
1,300
12%
Apr
15%
26,900
4%
Jan
7% May
26% Feb
200
25Jan
900
39 %
40%
36
Jan
44%
23%
22%
23 %
4,800
19%
Jan
24
Mar
9%
8%
9%
19,800
8%
Feb
10
Jan
39% Mar
45%
Jan
50%
53%
Feb
20
44
44
54%
54%
100
16%
14%
17%
72,800
~5
1%
"5%
3,000
Co
—
Jan
Feb
Laboratories—
B)
.lOe
common
13% Jan
17% Mar
Rubber Co Ltd—
Jan
2%
Apr
Apr
6%
Jan
Duraloy
3%
Feb
3%
Jan
Durham Hosiery class B common
6,700
14%
Jan
7,200
11% Jan
American
Duro
Feb
2
5ft
7
'
1
1%
Mar
Feb
35
8%
13%
7
•
t
33%
Jan
1% May
■
1%
1%
_.
5
17
Jan
29%
31
__
1
common
Jan
3ft Mar
'
1ft
Co.
(Allen
1,100
3%
26
6%
Harris
3%
'
Drilling & Exploration Co.
Power
3 %
3%
Ltd
Jan
9
——
Mar
12%
17%
.6s 8d
common-
%
2%
700
175
Jan
70
17%
Dragon Cement Co
Draper Corp common
1,200
18,800
Feb
9%
16%
l
7.50
20%
4.400
5%
Jan
7,700
Jan
1
Inc
Brewery
3%
2%
168
3% May
24% Mar
17%
1
1
& Chemical Co Ltd
Dow
10%
5
10
Jan
200
27%
100
Douglas Oil Company
% Feb
4%
Dorr-Oliver
Duke
2%
2%
18%
Ltd.
Jan
11
—.
.108
dep rets ord reg.
(The)
l
Co..
Jan
T>nv»l
6%
Jan
Dynamics
400
27% Mar
32%
38
44% Mar
28%
*-«*.
9%
27%
10
28%
4%
Jan
900
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
Jan
1,300
27% May
96,200
x7% Mar
10
30%
Apr
Jan
Jan
300
10
311 Mar
7%
•
•
1
•
Test Corp common
Sulphur A Pota*h Co
13 %
Apr
5
Corp
of America
1
8%
8
9
9
May
E
•
May
Eastern Gas
4% %
2%,
6
~2%
~3%
23,100
513
6%
14,500
~2%
Mar
511 Apr
3ft Apr
7ft Feb
•
Eastern
Malleable
Eastern States
Iron
Corp.
10
10%
.100
A Fuel Assn common
prior preferred
72%
25
16
Jan
23% Mar
2ft
2%
400
Jan
3%
Feb
6%
6%
6%
8,500
5% Mar
9%
Apr
10
24%
24%
25%
7,200
17% Mar
2 ft
25% May
10%
11%
13,300
9%
71%
72%
825
63%
32 %
340
28
19%
900
183%
50
31 %
18%
182
preferred series A
preferred series B.
■astern Sugar Associates—
$6
Common
$2
shares of beneficial
preferred
17%
Jan
12%
Feb
Jan
73 %
Apr
Mar
32%
Jan
int—1
30
Apr
22
Jan
xl81
Apr
195
Mar
167
1
$7
•
1
Ltd partic
5%
Jan
18%
-2.50
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
10c
Marconi
Jan
Jan
6%
::
5
Ltd.
Exploration
Dominion Tar
38%
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Feb
32%
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
38
Canadian
Feb
16%
dep rets ord reg
(The)
Oorp
•
Ltd
16 %
13
20% Mar
120%
7
1
(Mo)
American
Jan
30
Co
Jan
600
—
2.50
10
Apr
29%
Dredge & Dock
Jan
9%
19% Mar
19
250
25%
29%
Canadian
\ri Jan
5,000
11%
•
,
20
5
common—
17 % Mar
Apr
8%
173
5
Ltd
Apr
10,400
Ltd
19
Jan
8%
3%
*
Mfg Oo
Jan
6
Canners
Apr
i
%
5%
139
140
—.
Iron Foundry
18%
5%
Canadian
Jan
6% Mar
23%
22 %
23
12%
common
3
16"%
600
6%
800
19%
5%
Ltd
Feb
Jan
Jan
Ltd—
26
22%
12%
Co
9%
1%
800
20%-
partic.
Manufacturing
7%
19%
•
Bread
Apr
5%
500
11%
A
3,200
6%% preference
20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
2
Feb
Apr
14%
Mfg class A common
debenture
Jan
6%
22%
•
Canada Cement Co Ltd
14%
15%
2,800
15 %
11*
class
26% Mar
1
Insurance
Feb
Jan
7%
100
11%
w*
Stores common
Demleln Corporation
19"% May
Calvan Consol Oil &
Fire
33%
xl0% Mar
250
%
Dejay
1,600
California Electric Power
Camden
% Mar
Apr
29% Mar
13,800
39
39
Brothers
20%
12%
May
5
14%
19%
15
Gas Co
Jan
8% May
37,400
26%
8
20 %
15
13%
8%
24%
Ino_.
Apr
14%
Jan
7%
25%
1
•
common
Jan
1
Mar
8%
7 %
2%
13
14%
13
(ord reg)_JCl
13%
9
7%
—
Calamba
Canada
1,200
17%
A
900
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
1,900
50c
9%
7%
16
Dairies
9% Mar
Dunlop
common
Apr
Apr
7%
.Be
7%
10c
(new)
Products
22%
14,800
Hosiery
8%
c
Cable Electric
Jan
21%
Jan
common
Crystal
Class
C & C Super Corp
Feb
14
20%
Apr
14%
3%
49%
5%
7%
10%
Jan
41%
14%
25c
36%
Apr
7%
7.50
common
400
2%
14%
3s 6d
class A
8%
20%
10
26%
14% Jan
5%
Apr
35% Mar
Sugar common
Feb
107% Mar
12 Vic
7%
42
common
Jan
Mines Ltd—
American
Co
Apr
575
20
Jan
100
40
ft
5%
7,900
10%
Jan
7%
22,600
dep receipts
7%
15%
xl8%
Jan
7%
3% Jan
Jan
10%
o an
3%
Manufacturing Oo
2%
19%
2%'
41,600
7%
■
Curtis
3 %
9
Apr
2%
Ltd—
Tobacco
3
2.50
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
2
2
Jan
Jan
15%
50c
Jan
72
4%
1,600
2
■io«
Go_.
common
class
Atlantic
100
16%
3% Mar
4%
500
Oil Refining common
500
16 %
13% Mar
12%
3i
1,800
Inc.
Reynolds
Drug
300
110% 112
Jan
9% Mar
27 % Mar
4 %
1-
preferred
2%
7ft
12
100
100
1,700
10%
30
6%
Mar
Jan
99%
10Q
__10
12%
10%
1
Petroleum
4%
7 ft
9% Mar
2
45
36
*
common
12%
29%
Distillery Ltd—
American
3%
7%
Apr
2
Corp
Corp..
102
"200
27%
Apr
6%
6%
Var
Lighting Inc
24,300
♦
12%
Crowley Mllner & Co.
3%
27
Mar
3,800
Curtis
11%
*
3,100
Mar
8%
2.50
B8F
7%
8
7%
1
*
7%
Jan
7%
Apr
28%
16%
7%
5%
700
14 %
10%
1
common..:
1,900
21
2,600
10
preferred
Co
7%
Mar
14%
10 % Mar
28%
15%
6%
12
17
Engineering—1
&
Varnish
m Fob
112
6%
% Mar
10% Mar
14%
1,800
11%
•
4,500
13 %
Cuban
28'/a
1
common
20%
13%
Devoe & Raynolds class b
$5 convertible preference
19%
33
Jan
13%
Jan
•
reg
19%
1% Mar
23% Mar
29%
800
14
8%
'
*
32%
10
7% Mar
£1
common
ord
32
•
90
7ft
7 ft
32
20% Jan
1.25
Inc
Cuban
•
reg
22%
• "
Dennlson
10s
22%
Jan
11
1
Inc
Creole
41 % Mar
28
2,500
1,300
voting
Courtaulds
94% Mar
Jan
75%
125
%
50o
non-voting.
Cornucopia Gold Mines
&
Jan
350
41%
%
Feb
2ft Jan
16% Mar
82
22 %
6
Apr
1%
40%
83
Jan
50c
Oil
Lines
Detroit
l
cu
rets
Company
Royalty
preferred
Feb
6%
12% Mar
B
$1
22
82%
13
Mar
14
Utilities
Apr
7%
27%
700
Apr
Jan
5% Jan
5% Mar
.10
Corp
Engineering
Car-Na
A
Apr
14
41%
-1
Commercial
(H)
11,800
14%
14
1956
Gas
9%
Jan
Jan
.10
Oo.
Containers Inc new
Class
400
1
9%
25
10s
ord
rpt,«
teuuicaiu
Amer
to
Jan
16%
9,400
6%
Machinery—
Shoe
Apr
8% Mar
98
12
Manufacturing
Paint
19%
40
Co
$6
26
•
bearer
British Columbia Power
British
Stone
&
Crystal
•
common
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
den
Sand
ext
17%
1
Jan
•
Co
dep rets ord
American
Colonial
Vtc
8% Mar
800
9
"1% ~1%
•
Airlines
Connelly
~8%
6%
18%
ordinary
Development
Colonial
Apr
9% May
British American Tobacco—
Amer
Colon
2%
•
common
Bridgeport Gas Light Co
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
Feb
40
200
38
lOe
Farm Equipment Co
3
4%
20o
79%
Feb
79%
7%
12
•'
Caribbean Oils vtc
Coastal
101% 101%
I
Brad Foote Gear Works Inc
41
Feb
7%
79%
to
Co
200
8
13%
41
•
100
Borne
British
Products
Aluminum
10%
45%
•
Corp
Club
12%
Jan
5%%
changed
Apr
1,100
12%
8%
"
5%
13%
75%
25%
7%
(Md)
1,000
•
Jan
425
1
Name
Inc.
Neon
"A"
8%
3
Apr
23%
93%
79%
Dynamics Corp of Amer (effec May 4) "
Claussner
Hosiery uo
•
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—4
Cllnchfleld Coal Corp common
20
Internat'l
8%
Bohack
Claude
Petroleum
•
common
11%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
27
1
Corporation
Clary
Cork
Jan
Co
1,000
Co
Manufacturing
Cent
11%
&
27,500
S
Crown
200
common
5%
•
Crown
4,900
class A
5%
Co
Crown
9%
Starr & Gorham
5%
1
Jain
12%
48
7ft Mar
6,600
f
Feb
9%
9%
Jan
4%
Oorp
Apr
12%
46%
48
Feb
Apr
4%
4%
41 %
26 %
_l
1
2%
5%
6% Mar
4 %
-1
48%
25
(S)
Clarostat
Corroon
16 % Mar
Jan
6
1
Cable
&
Controller
Clark
Coro
Feb
11%
Apr
4
24,100
City Auto Stamping
Clark
(The) D L Oo
Apr
Mar
Jan
8 %
%
.2.50
21
%
8
Bickford's
Blumenthal
Wire
Apr
6%
16
Apr
Jan
8
2
Jan
21% Mar
Bell Telephone of Canada common
Benrus Watch Co Inc
common
16%
5%
18%
7%
Consolidated Mining
Chief
Corby
2Jan
Feb
3%
Machine
&
Uranium
2
13%
Blauner's
Rivet
5% Mar
Apr
3%
300
1,200
Cherry-Burrell common
Chesebrough Manufacturing common. 10
Chicago
Jan
5Va
4%
16%
1
&
12,400
Jan
%
Apr
15% Mar
__
—
—10
Cook
2ft
Mar
115
4%
Ltd.
Co
Continental
Feb
I
Black
Oil
Apr
Feb
Feb
137
16%
common
Corp
Charter
Apr
4%
Jan
110% Mar
50
.—10
common
11%
May
7% Feb
—
100
10
America
18
10%
•
Inc
Charls
Co
of
Co
Jan
Jan
Barium Steel Corp
Refractories
Beau-Brummell Ties
Camberlln
Jan
Jan
Barcelona Tr Light <fe Power Ltd
Oil
Aircraft
Cessna
Aviation
9
116
%
I
Investors Inc
Convertible preference
Air
3%
150
10
Century
Continental
30
2
111% 112
•
27
Century Electric Co common
Consolidated
16,200
131
1
pfd
Central Power & Light 4%
11% Mar
9%
Jan
112
100
27%
4
Feb
6%
128
Mining A: Smelt'g Ltd—
3%
10%
Apr
4%
Liquidating
5
4
Jan
2%
1
preferred
3.50%
Consolidated
7
8%
800
.1
Central Ohio Steel Products.
Feb
15%
400
2%
129
series.
$1.50
preference
Class
Ltd
Basic
Conv
Feb
1,000
9)8
2%
Central Maine Power Oo-—
4%
15%
lc
shares
500
Basin
42,500
11
17%
17
3,600
10
16 %
Colsolidated
Apr
10%
9%
1
consolidated
9%
Baldwin Securities Corp
Banco de los Andes—
American
10%
1
12
Feb
& Gas—
on
Apr
of America—
Cenco Corporation
Central Explorers Ltd.
Central Illinois Becur Oorp—
Continental
common
Jan
10
Corp
Continental
Class A
30%
Co
&
(AM)
16%
Feb
Apr
Jan
5
B
Bailey & Selburn
Castle
Catalin
Jan
9% May
Jan
27%
•
14% Mar
211
5%
10
Consolidated
3%
Jan
Apr
common—
Continental
4%
16%
4%
1
Machine
1%
1%
2%
3%
common—
Apr
2,700
51%
1
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Baldwin Rubber
Co
Compo
19%
1%
1% Mar
8,700
2 %
Commupity Public Service
__1
Automatic Steel Products Inc
non-cum
W)
(J
Products
Jan
47
♦
Voting
Carter
Jan
20
1
Coast Line Co—
Atlas Corp warrants—
Atlas Plywood Corp
4,700
3%
2s 6d
dep rets B ord
104%
47
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Non-voting
99% Feb
2%
Atlantic
Automatic
150
104
Jan
1%
3%
2-50
•
•
Commodore Hotel Inc..
102
5%
1%
19.50
1
Inc
on
'53)„•
311 Mar
1 %
3 %
Ltd—
Colts
Associated Tel ds Tel—
7,200
10 %
Light $5 pfd
&
Power
American
Cockshutt
Associate Electric Industries—
Associated
Carolina
4%
0
common
Carreras
Circle
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
Co
Range since Jan. 1
LOW
High
High
4%
1
Co
&
Carnation
Kennedy
&
Baxter
Carman
Shares
—1
Ltd vtc.
Capital City Products common
Capital Transit Co
Carey
for Week
4%
_6o
—-
Ltd vtc_
Canso Natural Gas
Canso Oil Producers
Casco
4,900
Co
American
Amurex Oil
400
31%
100
Rubber
12
~7%
Co
American
Hard
11%
common__l
Co
Beverage common
American Book
200
31%
pfd
conv
Car
22%
1
15
.—
Air Filter 5%
650
100
•
•
25o
common
Inc
Inoustrles
BAmerlcan
100%
22%
100%
100
preferred
Aluminum
American
Feb
19
America—
of
cumulative
Ambrook
t
———
.
Apr
5%
10
Allied Artists
Jan
44
Wllllston Minerals
Canadian
Range
Low
Par
High
Low
5%
^
6%
—.
1
since Jan.
Range
9%
39%
shares
er
dep rets
All American Xng
Shares
High
5%
"f
Unle N V
,e
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
tor Week
Low
—1
Alaska Airlines In
Algemene KunstzlJ
Range
Last
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
EXCHANGE
ENDED MAY C
Jan
181%
Feb
20
20
500
18%
Jan
20 %
Apr
23%
24
175
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
Volume
181
Number
5427
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2145)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Emsco
$2
Esquire
15%
3,000
7,400 *
12%
31%
14%
16%
5,800
12
2,600
I6V4
X104
X104
1
8
8
"
15%
%
22,700
15
8%
102%
500
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
19%
20%
1,200
18 %
Apr
22 %
Jan
4%
4%
4%
23,700
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
45%
400
42%
Jan
53%
4%
4%
400
"l%
4%
Jan
1ft
30,700
1% Mar
%
1ft Jan
6,000
% Jan
common
10
18
18
20
28%
29
1,300
17
29
2%
2%
2%
5%
4%
5%
40,800
3%
58%
58%
700
51 %
6%
9,200
5%
5%
1
10
10
Flying Tiger Line
22%
1
6%
6%
Inc
Ford Motor of Canada—
Class A
non-voting
voting
•
reg
France
with
Power
13%
£1
May
Co
13%
611
14%
3%
2%
3
•
3
16%
—
•
common
30%
Corp
16%
30% .31
6
preferred
dep rets ord
5%
IGeneral
Adv
6%
Service
Georgia
200
3%
Apr
4%
Feb
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
$5
pfd
(A
Gilchrist
C)
$6
Alden
5%
Jan
2%
Jan
Jan
1st
Greer
&
4%
50
&
1%
'
;
—
3%
6%
Inc.
10%
Feb
105 %
109% May
Apr
—
21%
17%
Organ
300
17%
23,500
23%
Feb
2%
Feb
29%
30%
1,200
~8%
~8%
15 %
1,800
4%
5%
191
190
139
139
1
2%
2ft
29
2%
2%
Feb
13% Mar
3%
1
Co
5%
Feb
Mar
2%
209
Jan
Jan
140
Mar
Apr
Jan
3%
2%
Apr
41*6
700
14%
Apr
18%
Jan
8,900
8%
Jan
12%
Feb
18%
18%
18%
2,900
—
14%
14%
400
-
■
18% Mar
14%
Jan
Jan
18% Mar
15% Feb
59
Feb
7-
common
900
3%
Jan
35
35%
700
26%
Jan
58%
200
55 %
Jan
1%
4.1%
3,200
1%
Apr
2%
Feb
4%
4%
1,300
4% Mar
5%
Jan
~5%
4%
Jan
37% Apr
59% Feb
5
45 %
V 5%
1,700
5
May
6%
Jan
2
10%.
2
2,900
2
Mar
2%
Jan
Apr
12%
Jan
Apr
8%
44%
,10%
45%
8%
36,500
5,400
2,300
14%
Feb
5,200
4%
Jan
3,800
5% Mar
1
8%
8'/a
8%
3,100
7% Mgr
5
13%
13
13% *
25%
24%
25%
Lakey
Corp
Lamson
Corp
Lamson
&
Monotype
Salle
5ft
of
Delaware
Sessions
Co
10
Machine
Extension
Inc
1
Ltd
Mines
Foundry
cumulative
Loblaw
Locke
B
Lynch
Mangel
44
Mays
(J W)
McDonnell
McKee
Menasco
Merrill
Mesabi
page
35.
46%,
*50
75
78%
Jan
Apr
7% Mar
44% Mar
46% Jan
625
68
125
13
2,300
14%
14%
14%
300
73
86
Apr
16%
Jan
2%
8
Mar
14%
2%
Apr
3% Mar
2% Apr
13 % Mar f
15% Mar
76
150
11%
11%
12
86
Jan
Jan
36%
ii
Jan
14%
Apr
fe^
Feb
73
3,500
36
28%
18 %
73
36
1,700
8
_50c
May
Mlcromatic
27%
27%
37 %
Mldvale
*
1
~9%
9%
5
4 %
~4%
9
400
Jan
80
14%
6,400
Jan
17%
3%
Jan
5
8
Jan
9V8
Jan
14
14%
1,900
21%
24%
12,500
9%
Apr
500
13%
Mar
Feb
15% Mar
3%
Feb
Apr
24"% May
37
143%
23V4
Mid-West
Public
p*
Power
4.50%
preferred
nfrf
series
C
&
Tel
Nachman
1,900
Namm-Loeser's
National
Milling
1,400
12%
12%
13%
National
Rubber
12% May
36%
36%
11%
37
11%
300
98%
170
8ft
98%
7
5
113
•
21
98%
6%
100
7%
111% 113
21
7,300
National
21
Steel
12,300
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
National
Union
U
S
4%%
New
New
Jersey
3,240
99%
Jan
113
May
New
20 %
Jan
23
Mar
New
Park
bu%
l2,u^5
14%
46
Jan
99%
Apr
Apr
15%
Apr *
102%
102
103
200
106% 106%
40
Jan
102
102
20
168%
168% 170
350
42
250
102
4
4
41%
42
8%
8%
8%
105%
Apr
61% Mar
3%
100
103
41%
7%
Mar
Apr
5
Jan
Apr
176%
Jan
Jan
45 %
165% Mar
400
Apr
108
104
Jan
Jan
100
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
4%
3% Mar
20
19%
"l%
21
600
19
j
116
15
31
5%
5%
Jan
5%
Apr
3%
Jan
23%
Jan
15
Jan
130% Mar
n
Feb
2
Apr
30% Mar
8%
Apr
Apr
Jan
33% Mar
Jan
7
Apr
Feb
36%
Feb
25
Apr
29%
Jan
New
8
May
11%
Feb
New
York
8,500
5
Jan
8%
Apr
New
York &
3,000
2% May
3% Mar
New
New
Process
York
22%
23%
5,300
Jan
6%
Feb
Apr
4%
100
17%
27%
Jan
Feb
1
23
1
3%
3%
3%
22
2%
7,000
3%
Jan
Feb
5%
400
4%
Jan
20%
9,400
19%
Jan
23
Mar
12 % Mar
15
Jan
5'/a
20
20%
1
5%
Apr
1%
1%
113
7,700
1% May
2
11%
11%
11 3%
400
10% Mar
12%
1
33% Jan
28
27%
28%
2,600
26
10
20%
20%
22%
3,100
19%
1
27%
2ft Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
24%
Jan
Apr
Feb
500
24%
Jan
28%
26"%
Jan
29%
500
3%
Jan
4%
2%
7,600
1.900
2%
Jan
10%
Apr
11%
3,200
21
Feb
26% Mar
Co
common
30c
wi
10%
11
23
22%
23%
Ltd
Tel
Watch
Co
preferred
Chem
Co
6%
6 %
6
%
300
2%
2ft
*
015
39,400
2ft Jan
137%
135 % 138
2.570
1
10
9%
4
3%
(Can)
'24%
3%
•
Ltd
*
Honduras Rosario
Merchandise
10
10
.
2%
—
1,600
560
2%
3%
Apr
28.800
42%
8,700
4.800
17,900
2%
45
—
78
2%
25
1,100
2%
58
Apr
Jan
2% May
13
200
10%
45
150
40
Jan
10
Mar
—
Jan
Mar
48%
,
Jan
26%
19% Mar
3%
Feb
Feb
5
40% Mar
25%
Jan
Feb
11
8% Apr
3% Mar
3%
123/4
—
4%
24%
78
1
common
10
7%
Apr
3% Mar
145
Mar
41%
.41%
1
1
Land
3%
2%
2%
20
50c
131
Jan
4% Feb
4% Mar
40o
25
Co
2%
'
100
Oil
common
Oils
Auction
10%
1
common
&
&
2%
1
5
Corp
Arizona
Co
Superior
4%
Apr
15
25c
Inc
common
&
100
4%
1
Mining Co
8,700
8%
bi
•
1,500
Zinc
Mexico
600
15,200
2%
58
2,200
200
Dominion
Mln
10%
7%
15
Mar
3%
convertible
Idrla
26%
2%
14%
~5%
Electric Corp
Mur
8
2%
0
15
36
20%
106
Jan
103
~5%
common..
Radiator
Meter
Le
25
8
Jan
28%
Haven Clock
4%
Jan
27%
New
Feb
Feb
17 %
3%
England Tel &
Feb
5%
34%
5%
28%
New
Jan
600
5%
5%
Apr
Feb
Apr
6% Feb
x27 %
Jan
8%
8%
5%
3% Mar
1
41%
11%
5,500
33
Jan
*
British
99%
Jan
Ltd
Car
New
Jan
23% Mar
Jan
6%
25
common
Transit
Neptune
Jan
5%
10
Products
National
National
Jan
35
2G
Starch
May
Jan
4%
Feb
1,600
2,000
4%
Apr
29%
20%
800
8%
28%
50c
Corp
Apr
8ft
20%
8%
14 %
7%
Machinery
6%
10%
20%
20%
Jan
1,900
Ltd
36 % May
94
1
Feb
Jan
Jan
7%
Industries
8% May
19 % Apr
15
8%
12%
—
—
7%
common
Petroleum
Feb
5%
17%
Jan
26%
*
Research
National
Nestle
100
19% Mar
13%
common—2.50
Mfg & Stores
National
2,400
17% Mar
3,000
7% Mar
800
Gas
National
Jan
1,300
16%
1
Hess
Fuel
Presto
15%
18%
15%
—
1
National
5
18%
15 %
2.50
Co
National
99% Jan
14% Mar
1% Feb
ii Jan
200
Dehydrating &
Apr
Jan
Jan
1,700
•
210
Inc
Alfalfa
Apr
7%
11%
1%
8%
10
23%
Apr
5
500
1%
8%
26%
100
Corp
148%
Mar
17%
4%
12%
Feb
N
Mar
4
8%
17%
12%
8%
B.100
100
Muter Company common
20% Jan
600
8%
17%
Feb
1%
Bellas
Feb
6
4
Brewing Co (Mich)
Mar
Apr
21 l»>.
National
39
5%
1,300
National
111%
700
5,900
National
Jan
5%
"l3/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
5%
27%
50
87
13
27%
Jan
32y4
Jan
~V/s
47%
500
8%
27
5
25
2,000
47%
200
7%
~8%
-1
Jan
89%
Jan
11%
100
Apr
37%
2,400
11%
1
Tel
Apr
37
39%
"5%
*
Inc
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Muskegon Piston Ring
Muskogee Co common
4%
X88 %
38%
6,300
1
19%
%
15,600
36
Products
21%
138
Apr
7% Jan
8%
10o
preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
Feb
30
10%
6
Co—
Jan
1,500
Feb
5%
8%
20%
:
Mar
23%
26 %
,
% Mar
35%
common
15%
23
21% Feb
5% Jan
19%
cumulative
States
11
26 %
Monroe Loan Society com class A
•
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
•
Moody Investors participation pfd—•
Morris Plan Corp of America
—10c
TV
31% Jan
13% Feb
350
3,500
*
preferred
preferred series
Mt Clemens Metal
25% Mar
Feb
% Feb
3,800
50
cumulative
cumul
42
12%
50c
1
ouip
4.40%
Jan
1
Service
4.80%
28%
29%
39
*
T.icxM
Monongahela
8,900
5
common
*
37'/a
25%
50o
4%% convertible preferred
Mining Corp of Canada
P""*
15 %
•
Co
Co
Jan
28%
preferred..*
shares
Refineries
Wohl
13%
8%
1
common
Piping
200
25%
1
dividend
Jan
Jan
14%
1
common
10%
5%
10
Corp
Feb
11%
2.50
Petroleum
9%'..'
38%
9%
29%
1
common
4)| Apr
Jan
4,800
33
25o
common
50
143% 144 %
Jan
„
11%
1
Corp
900
48 %
Apr
45
25%
1
19
107
5
*
Ltd
21
43 %
r 29
14%
1
20%
xl7
Jan
37% may/
50
4ft Jan
1
Mar
15
19
600
35%
10
common
Abrasive
Midwest
76%
4%
6
Apr
30% Mar
£1
Co
Hone
Co
Mid-West
105
May
May
Jan
40
Co
States
SMuntz
Apr
26%
28%
37%
Co
non-cum
6%
27%
3%
1,800
10
Midland Oil Corp $1 conv
Midland Steel Products—
Miller
Jan
26,500
5%
30
•
Corp
Michigan Sugar Co
6ft
preferred
$2
3%
29
29%
1
Bumper Corp
Michigan Steel Tube
Middle
4%
10
Michigan
Feb
1
6%
'
Ltd
Co
&
Textile
99%
10c
850
~2%
& Co common
Mfg
Mountain
5
Co
6%
•
Co
Dredging
Iron
Metal
Feb
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
International Products
37% Jan
6%
6%
1
Co
B)
Petroleums
29%
50
500
£1
America
Apr
4% Jan
32%
1
Co
Aircraft
Johnson
15% May
33% Feb
Chemical Industries—
Machinery
Jan
150
600
1
Shovel
(AG)
Mead
Jan
International Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
Jau
46%
Inc common
McWilliams
Jan
50c
Jan
9%
7%'
3%
A
common
(The
Power
Jan
pfd—100
Apr
13%
Jan
6% Jan
9%
;-*■
7%
2
Communication
Marion
%
15%
31%
■3
Mfg Co
4,300
13 %
11% May
International Marine
28
15%
31
31
I
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
7%
Apr
8 %
37,100
25% May
Feb *
12%
11%
Feb
Mar
4% Mar
77%
(The)
Stores
Marconi
14%
capital stock..*
400
400
Jan
9%
15
■
x32% x32%
—
Manlschewltz
Mt
•
reg
12%
7%
Chain
Public Service
Maine
22 %
2.50
5 % Mar
6%
14%
clacs
Mackintosh-Hemphill Co
Magna
Oil Corporation
100
f
18% Feb
v
Jan
11%
7%
8% Jan
-
Jan
20
1,100
1% Mar
Jan
Mar
12%
900
Jan
M
24%
•
1%
10%
11
._10
Corp
23%
•
*
7
12%
mm 1
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Lunkenhelmer
400
-
3
10%
12%
•
preferred
Groceterias
Steel
3,900
2,700
25c
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
5%
12%' "12%
5
conv preferred
Realty common
he Tourneau (R G) Inc
Feb
48%
common
5
50o
cum
Apr
20%
Securities
Co
University
common
Lefcourt
Jan
4% .* 4%
Manufacturing Co
see
4% Mar
5%
3%
147/4
Hygrade Food Products
footnotes
12% Feb
Jan
5%
15%
37
International Resistance
Investors
Royalty
25
Jan
17%
59%
24 "
common
North
Apr
11%
5%
Apr
X88
of
19%
5%
Jan
5
International Cigar
200
1,100
15%
2%
Humble Oil <fc Refining capital stock—*
Hardware
24% May
5%
8%
A
(Canada)
20
Jan
17%
5%
100
100
dep rets ord
20
Jan
19
1
4,200
9
common
Illinois Zinc Co
300
8
Shore
2%
9
Baking Co
&
24 %
ft Jan
Lake
13%
1
preferred
Hydro-Electric
23%
Jan
12
% May
7%
2%
preferred
Inc
9,000
10
18%
(Harvey)
%
1%
13%
10c
5
3%
,
9% Mar
%
7%
2%
A) & Co—
Hardart
2% Mar
1
5
MoiyDuenum
4
"l%
common
&
3 % Mar
3,500
1ft
Missouri
57%
35%
•
Products
Horn
3,800
3%
7%
13%
2
& Hardart
"4%
2%
1ft
5
common
Horn
"3%
1
1
25c
common
class
-
38%
20c
Minnesota
t*'.7':
3%
10c
*
16% Mar
Jan
22,900
25
Inc
Feb
15%
■
1
Mar
8%
10%
15
to
1
Feb
9%
Inc
(Geo
For
Jan
7%
74%
10%
15
■j&w
Holllnger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co common—
Co
30% May
8,800
10
Insurance
Jan
55% Mar
changed
1% Feb
28%
181
30
Industrial
Jan
Jan
133 %
80
Amer
1%
Feb
49
140
105
imperial
49% Mar
200
.2%
80
Imperial Oil
Mar
88
19?
105
Hurd Lock
57
Apr
140
,
2%
•
l
Co
Apr
Apr
37,800
10c
convertible
48
21
25
*
Steel
1%
400
14 %
1%
2
Henry Holt & Co
Jan
Jan
30%
9c
common
Hlgble Mfg Co
11%
Jan
100
Hubbell
Apr
20
100
4%
5ft
23 %
1,400
4
50c
A
Hcrmel
Jan
4,100
400
1
preferred
preferred
Border's
21
10,800
Ltd
Corp
&
16% Mar
1%
49
1%
Co
Rubinstein
(R)
Jan
11% Mar
21%
100
Hoe
8%
Feb
Mar
11% Jan
6%ft
5%
Jan
1,400
58%
Company
Dept Stores
Hercules
9%
Feb
4%
84
•
Light
Bakeries
Co
Jan
17% May
15"% Jan
1%
49
100
Lithographing
1,000
3%
1% Feb
6% May
600
22
15%
1
Electric
Class
111%
15
lOo
Mining Co..
Heller
'
5,000
11
Tea—
Bishop Inc
Helena
Jan
Feb
55
stock
Name
Brewing
Bastings Mfg Co
Beam
Jan
18%
3
5
Inc
Harvard
Hecla
Feb
5%
Apr
107%
1%
Han Lamp Co
Bazeltlne
108
Mar
16 Ve
6,000
6%
6%
10%
Connelly Containers Inc (effec May 2)
Hazel
Apr
300
3%
58%
5
Eatbaway
42%
Jan
H
Havana
4
Jan
Apr
50
Grocery Stores Products common
Gypsum Lime & Alabastlne
Hartford
Jan
8%
10% Mar
40
2
Hammond
Jan
%
...
103% 109%
3%
20
Company
Lab
19
108%
1
Freehold Leases
Haelan
Feb
10,600
•
Oils
Apr
Feb
15%
'
108%
1%
Chemical Co
Grass
Apr
42 %
15%
3%
Jan
105 y4
1%
21%
Mines
Pacific
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
Jan
3,100
16%
1
common
Oil
Sweet
6% Feb
3%
3%
■■
Feb
33 ye
1,100
4%
1%
•
preferred
Lakes
Gridoll
9%
—.
12
preferred
Non-voting
Great
41
—
—
"
105%
—■
1
Inc
Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
>7%
Apr
32%
Feb
2%
•
Atlantic
16%
Feb
15%
3%
Feb
200
11%
Rapids Varnish
Great
17
Jan
1,000
12
—
Manufacturing
Great
Apr
it '/a Mar
•
12%
16
14 %
2,200
.5
x>—
Manufacturing Co
Gorham Manufacturing common
Graham-Paige Motors 5ft conv pfd
Gray
Apr
Jan
7.50
% May
16%
,
1
Consolidated
12%
15% May
28%
•400
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Goodman
Grand
—
4%
•J/
10
Sugars class A
prior
Feb
Jan
Jan
1,900
24%
Rubber Co
Apr
20%
500
15%
23%
Co Ltd
M
Jan
57%
11
12%
14%
23%
~4
4%
106% May
11%
12%
15%
1
Feb
Feb
2ft Mar
34%
12%
50
1
5%
Jan
111 Jan
1,100
*
G
(I B)
56 %
Jan
2%
4% Mar
1%
„
33 %o
6
Name chaneed to
B
$4.50
Lake
54%
200
2.50
Co
&
Knott Hotels Corp
Stores
3% Mar
2%
39%
.
•
(Adolf) Inc
Goldfleld
•
54%
5
Inc
& Development Co
Petroleum common
Class
1
Corp
Co
——•
5
May
Corp (effec May 2)
Union
3%
pfd—100
common
(Walter)
Kleinert
Lear
3
•
Globe
Class
7
7ft Mar
•
Mines
bwoo
2
1
Corp.
Oil
La
6%
—
•
Gold
1
10c
150
Kings County Lighting common
4 ft cumulative preferred
Kingston Products
Feb
2%
-
1
Dlsuucnco
Godchaux
Motors
Kldde
Apr
18%
1
common
Gobel
103% Jan
112
2%
2%
.
Glen
2%. Jan
100
Apr
3,000
—
20
preferred
Glen Alden Coal Co.
ujtnmore
21,900
common
Inc
Kansas Gas & Electric 4%%
Xawneer Co (Del)
Jan
15%
50c
Co
Alden
3%
3%
106% 106%
Co
K
Kalser
27%
preferred—♦
Gladding McBean <te Co
Glen
15,100
109%
5%
.
Gilbert
6,400
2ft
10
15%
100
preferred
Corp
Yellowknife
14% May
14 % Mar
6,600
5
Mich
Giant
2%
113
Glass
Lanston
200
6%
10
Corporation
Power
14.60
Geiity
4%
2%
Jeannette
Jerry O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd.
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy
Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Feb
Feb
——
Stores
4%
~2%
J
Kobacker
£l
(Del)
common
General Plywood Corp common
6ft
convertible preferred
Public
Jan
1,200
25
reg
pfd
Fireprooflng
General
2%
113
General Electric Co Ltd—
General Outdoor
Apr
116% May
May
5%
•
Supply Corp com—1
Finance
1%
Jan
610
15%
1
General Alloys Co
American
15,600
Jan
10%
111% 111%
—
1
Warrants
General
2
102%
76,900
5%
General Acceptance
General
1%
Kirkland
3,300
7
3%
100
convertible
Jan
1%
Jan
8,200
611
1
1.2#
common
General Builders
Israel-Mediterranean Petrol Corp Inc.lo
2%
24
2)
Co—
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller (Geo A) Co
6%
preferred
Geliman Mfg Co
7%
Apr
Laclede-Chrlsty Company
L'Alglon Apparel Inc
ord reg-£i
i—
w
Fox
6%
1,600
Feb
Apr
i %
Kirby
Jan
Mar
6%
5%
Kio
7%
Jan
400
Jan
Jan
4%
9,800
Apr
into
and
Brewing
Gatlneau
116%
:,f
6%
1,000
6
18% Mar
Jan
1%
6%
21% Mar
19,600
Apr
5%
13%
l
5%
10"%
May
5%
800
1%
Corp
104%
(effective
jriiC
113
10
3,000
7%
•
dep rets ord
Merged
116%
23
60
4% Mar
200
T,H
American deposit receipts
Simca
2+fc Mar
5% May
Jan
2.50
Feb
16%
5%
Aey Co
37%
Jan
58 >2
22%
FOit
16,800
•
Inc—
of
18 % Mar
28% May
1% Jan
10
(M H) Co Inc
Motor
Apr
Jan
5%
92
Mar
1%
Kennedy's
1
25c
1
Amer
%
xl
High
Lot
92
16%
since Jan. 1
Range
High
5%
5% Mar
1%
25o
or
46%
Low
Shares
1
Feb
Fltzsimmons Stores Ltd class A
Ford
Jan
for Week
of Prices
10c
Oil
105% Mar
20%
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Association (Phlla)
Ca
Jan
45%
Fire
nr
23
May
20
F
Class B
iBraei-Amerlcan
%
$1
Pairchlld Camera & Instrument
Fargo Oils Ltd
Pf"''
Irving Air Chute
Jan
Jan
1
•
1
Sterling
Apr
19%
%
32
10c
Co
preferred
Eureka Corporation Ltd
Warrants
Firth
17%
Feb
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Apr
Mar
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchangs
JPor
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90 ft pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing vto
•
Irunlte
Inc
1
16
26% Mar
3,800
104
1
High
.
,
Jan
16%
15
100
pfd
Jan.
Jan
18%
117
18 %
Inc
Flshman
Jan
30%
15
common
Eureka Pipe Line
Loto
15%
%
15 %
America..
Manufacturing
convertible
Friday
u
Corporation
Eectrographlc Corp common.
5ft
6
STOCKS
Mange since
-
31%
common..
ElectroData
Empire District Electric
Empire Mlllwork Corp
Shares
High
15 %
Uder
Equity Corp
of Prices
Low
Easy Washing Machine clau B.
Corp of
MAY
for Week
Par
Electronics
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
RANGE
Friday
Apr
4%
Jan
78
Apr
3ft Apr
13
Apr
48
Jan
liy4
Apr
33
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2146)
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
..
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Last
Low
Nlpissing
j
Par
High
Belby Shoe
35 %
Jan
2 ye
Jan
3% Mar
Sentry
Safety
IV*
7
7%
8,600
6%
Jan
9% Mar
Serrick
Corp
14%
15%
9,100
48
48 y2
200
-—10c
preferred_50
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
American
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
Central
Rayon
$3
25
Oil
Texas
5
Airlines—
RR
17
3,300
15
'ill
pfd—100
200
8%
7%
7%
13,903
28 V*
28
3,900
Mar
Mar
Feb
19%
45
49% Mar
Jan
4%
5%
10
88
99
Jan
93 V2
Mar
40
4%
Oil
1
Company
Ohio
Brass Co class B common
Ohio
Power
Okalta
Okonite
•
4%s preferred
Oils
3%
3%
3%
4,600
9
1
50c
8%
9%
9,700
400;
/
Company
25
common
1
Olympic Radio & Television Inc
Omar
108%
Jan
1%
1
625
900
7
6%
6%
6%
800
1
Inc
6%
6 %j
6%
6%
2,900
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOi
Securities
Jan
112
Mar
Apr
6%
7
Apr
Apr
70
77%
75%
76
10%
61
Jan
500
110% 21 Hi
90o
Old Town Corp common
40c cumulative preferred
Overseas
58%
57
58
100
.
Ltd
4% Mar
3% May
6%
54%
1U
Jan*
71
Feb
84% Mar
8%
Jan
6% May
6% Jan
6%
Apr
4%
Jan
7%
Apr
May
20
20
200
20
23%
Feb
73%
74 V2
75
750
65% Jan
82
Feb
18%
23% Mar
200
22
22
1
Jan
P
5 % %
5%
1st
1st
5%
common
25
preferred
red
1st
4.50%
red
25
PQ'/i
Apr
400
29
Feb
32y2
Jan
29
Feb
32
800
27% Jan
500
27%
25
1,100
26%
27%
1.600
26
104
105 V*
580
103
103 %
70
—•
•
1051/4
•
Northern
Airlines
1
l
pfd_:
Of)
.
600
105% 106%
2%
4,500
10%
11
11%
14,800
525
107% 108%
2 Bol
lc
l7/a
1%
2%
1 Bol
6 '/a
61/8
6 '/2
15,300
vtc
Apr
Mar
27%
Apr
102% Mar
105%
Jan
lo!% Apr
Jan
105%
Jan
106% May
104 V*
Jan
10%
Feb
ay» feb
13
JafJ
Jan
108% Mar
104
1%
1%
1%
8,800
1%
2%
Apr
8%
Jan
62 V*
Apr
5
Jan
6%
Apr
16%
Apr
25 y2
Jan
16
Apr
24 y2
Jan
8%
Apr
9%
Jan
6
Feb
_5%
5%
300
a
17%
17%
100
16
16%
2,100
7%
8%
4,000
7%
7%
300
7% Mar
5%
6
200
5%
Class
A
B
;__a
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp
i
Patlcan Co Ltd
Penn
Traffic
16 Va
8 Va
2
Co
2.50
~5%
6V2
Jan
Jan
Pennroad Corp common
1
17%
17%
17%
5,800
16 Va
Penn Water & Power Co
•
48
47%
48
1,850
45% Mar
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
68
67
Perfect
21
20% x21 %
Circle
Peruvian
Oils
Corp
&
2.50
Minerals
l
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce Governor
Pinchin
Johnson
Ltd
Amer
i
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Polaris Mining
3,200
1,000
500
7
22
Apr
3ft Mar
9%
Feb
Jan
4%
Apr
4 V8
Jan
Jan
20
Mar
17
Feb
x7l%
Jan
Jan
2ft
8
2,500
8%
2
8%
6,600
5%
Jan
9%
Feb
1,850
78%
Jan
99%
Apr
21V* May
27 V*
Jan
9%
Feb
Apr
97
95
98
21%
21%
22%
2,300
7%
IV*
7%
1,600
4%
4%
1,000
Co
25o
2%
lj8 Mar
7 Va
Apr
3%
3%
3%
4.500
3%
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
57
57
6,600
6% Jan
8V*
49%
Jan
58
52
Jan
60 y2
May
Feb
400
11% Mar
12%
Jan
18%
Apr
2.50
12%
12%
12%
1
17%
17%
18%
11,900
17% May
1
8%
8ft
8%
22,400
5ft Jan
9U Feb
1
2%
2
2%
5,000
1%
2%
Feb
Prosperity Co class B
•
37%
37 V*
38 V*
1,600
15%
Feb
Providence
•
ioy0
10
10%
2,800
9%
Feb
103
104%
150
Gas
Apr
40 y2
Apr
10% Mar
Public Service of Colorado—
AY*%
cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-Natlonal Co common
100
•
com
10
Mar
106%
Apf
48%
49%
400
44
Jan
50
Apr
16
49%
|
Pyrene Manufacturing
100
16y4
600
15%
Apr
16%
Jan
27%
28
150
28
27% Mar
Feb
41
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
7,200
400
52% Mar
25
102 %
104 Va
1,700
common
-100
102
105% 106%
•
class A
Quebec Power Co
•
—
26%
—;
Jan
29
Apr
R
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile
Reading Tube Corp
—1
—10
•
common
Reiter-Foster
Oil
&
Engineering-
1%
9
Remington Arms Co Inc
1
Rice-Stix Inc
Rico
Il
Apr
34% Feb
12%
1,300
10%
Jan
13% Mar
18
1%
9% Mar
1
1
37%
37%
19%
1,200
1%
1,200
1%
10,300
38%
1,600
25%
33%
1
common
5000 fr
(Texas
1
Jan
Jan
%
38
Jan
May
10%
24
Jan
Mar
1%
25
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Smith
(Howard) Paper Mills
Corp
Manufacturing
common
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil Co common
7,200
original preferred
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
4.48% convertible preference
4.32% cumulative preferred
4.08% cumulative preferred
5%
4.88%
4.56%
Southern
Materials
Southern
Co
Inc
Pipe
Line
Royalty Co
Southland
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard
Dredging Corp common
preferred
«itand*vd Forglngs Corp
convertible
11.60
•
1
•
20
to
Jan
&
Power
class
Common
Light common
Field
Inc
3
:
35%
35%
Corp common
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russell
(The F C) Company
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Tube
Standard
Starrett
Jan
Schick
Brick
ordinary
32%
Apr
4,500
4%
Jan
Apr
6% Mar
1
9
9
9%
1,400
8%
Feb
9%
Feb
8%
Jan
7%
34%
25
25
25
25
25
25
2
1
5
1
•
1
20
1
57
120
49%
Jan
57
28%
400
27%
Jan
28%
46
46
46%
800
41%
Jan
46% May
42%
42%
43 Va
1,000
38%
Jan
43%
54
x28Va
28%
1.800
25% Mar
28% May
25%
500
25
Jan
26
17%
18%
1,100
16
Jan
22%
5 Va
5%
100
5
Jan
6
Apr
58
Jan
69
Apr
_4>o
4%
"4%
1,500
4% May
6
Jan
5%
5%
6 Va
300
4%
Feb
6%
5%
5%
5%
8,900
5%
Jan
6%
150
23%
Jan
16%
1,700
13%
Jan
—
24
25
16
?5.
Apr
1%
Jan
800
63%
Jan
61
Feb
28 Va
28
29%
3,400
16%
16 Ve
16%
16%
16%
Jan
31%
Apr
Jan
36%
Apr
5,200
16%
Apr
18
500
16%
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
17%
2,000
2§
26%
30%
30
Apr
22,300
6%
Jan
~3%
5
9% May
7%
Jan
4%
Mar
?y« Jan
Jaif
43
Jan
Jan
47
Apr
20 V*
1,000
14
Jan
18%
Apr
12%
12%
12%
Apr
Feb
Stetson
(J
B)
(Hugo) Corp
Stop A Shop Inc
Stroock <S)
& Co common
Sty Ion
Sun
Drug
Feb
...
12%
1,100
10%
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
4%
6%
7%
35,500
4%
Jan
8% Mar
100
30% May
30%
30
30%
1,100
26% Mar
5
25V*
24%
25%
4,300
23% Mar
30%
1
40
39%
40
200
20%
20%
800
37% Jan
20 Va Mar
23%
Jan
4%
15,700
4%
Apr
•
3%
3% May
2bo
Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
Oil Corp
8%
8%
300
1
•
1
17%
17%
1,500
15%
37
40
1,100
37
X4%
x4%
15
common—
Sunrise
Swan Finch
8
4
~6%
1
Corporation
Ray
'
•
common
Stlnnes
26%
26
39
4
%
2,100
27%
1,450
Mar
7
Jan
43% Mar
9%
Apr
22%
May
Apr
Jan
52
Mar
Jan
25
tVa
Feb
Apr
3%
36 %
Jan
T
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A common
Electric
Tampa
Texas
Power
Thew
Shovel
Thlokol
Co
Inc
Technicolor
&
common
Corporation
Thorofare
New
Tilo
common
Markets
28%
28%
17
Jan
15% May
3,000
Feb
38% May
28%
13% May
14%
13%
14%
25,400
32%
35%
3,500
23%
17%
17%
19
3,300
15
20% Mar
5%
22,800
15,
16%
5,800
4% Mar
12% Mar
20%
21%
4,900
14%
63
65
21
Apr
25%
Jan
12 Ya
Apr
Feb
31
Apr
22%
500
10%
10%
1,100
29%
29%
100
•
1 ft
100
62%
100
5%
534
4,300
103% 1043b
150
2%
3,100
2%
4,100
11;!
HI
4
3%
1.500
4
10%
11%
26 %
•
Inc
ft
62%
10%
warrants
Feb
9%
Mar
26
6%
23/4
Apr
40% Mar
22
53/4
Apr
Apr
100
10%
104 %
5%
16%
21 y«
74
22%
1
Mar
Jan
21%
5%
16% Mar
112
35% May
16%
5%
May
Jan
20
1
Corp
Temper
Jan
11%
23%
9,400
25c
Inc
Trl-Contlnental
Trunz
11%
9,700
110% Mar
Realty & Construction
1
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered—Z1
Amer deposit rets del registered
5a
Todd Shipyard Corp common
20
Toklan Oil Corp
70c
Toledo Edison 4 V* % preferred
100
Tonopah Mining bf Nevada
1
Trans Empire Oils Ltd
1.25
Trans Lua Corp
1
True
17
15%
35
25c
Inc
common
Roofing
13%
.1
_10o
10
Corp
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thor
13%
16%
15%
•
5
common
Chemical
7
1
common
Light $4.56 pfd
Co
•
5
common
27
40,700
300
"
"
Feb
lft Jan
56%
4%
Jan
Jan
Jan
99
7%
1%
69
6%
Apr
Feb
Apr
Mar
Feb
104% May
2y4
Jan
1%
Apr
Feb
2%
Jan
4V2
Jan
10% Mar
14%
3%
Jan
25
19 y2 Mar
2%
Jan
Jan
29%
Apr
29
Apr
u
Ulen
Management Company
Chemical Corp
Jan
14%
Feb
68
Jan
Union
Canada
of
Gas
investment
5
4
Co
4
~5%
—
5%
44
—
9%
9%
%
700
6%
13,700
4
45
9%
700
200
3%
Feb
4%
Jan
6%
Feb
Apr
47%
Feb
8%
Jan
10% Mar
85%
10c
•
Apr
United
Mar
10
12%
Jan
United N
24%
Jan
United
Feb
98
1,400
21% Mar
27%
20
Jan
32 Va Mar
Apr
13% Mar
33 Va
Apr
15%
Jan
11,000
10%
Apr
14%
Jan
—L
5%
Jan
10%
Yards of
Porducts
common—50o
rets
ord
common
registered
RR & Canal—
Profit
100
20
Products
dep
J
Omaha
Corp
Sharing
common
preferred
United Shoe Machinery common
•
"7%
7 %
37
37
Jan
41
7%
7%
~7%
3,900
6%
Jan,
37%
900
35%
Jan
8%
200
7%
Feb
5ft Feb
10s
%
25
10
25
6% Mar
United
U S
Specialties
common
Air Conditioning Corp
1,600
17
Jan
23 Va
Feb
5%
1,500
28%
Jan
50%
Feb
U 8
1
5%
4%
5%
1,500
3%
Jan
6 Va Mar
7
7%
500
6%
Jan
8%
Jan
S
and International
Securities
Riphber Reclaiming Co-
United
Vitamin
States
Stores
Corp
Corp—
49%
51 %
13,600
38%
39 V*
340
37
14
14%
400
2%
14,700
1,600
75%
7,000
8
65% Mar
75% May
12
23%
23%
20%
21
200
Apr
13%
Jan
22%
Jan
24%
300
common
Corp
American
Consolidated Oil
Universal
Insurance
Universal
Products
common..
125
14%
1
50o
14%
2
1%
11
11%
5
5
129
15%
2%
12
Jan
4%
Mar
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
15%
Apr
3%
90 V2
Jan
2,000
11
1% Mar
132
Jan
Apr
16% Mar
2%
Jan
May
13%
Apr
2%
Jan
5%
Apr
5,900
1%
Jan
400
65%
Apr
28%
Jan
30%
400
25% Mar
3%
6,100
—»
9
54% Mar
Apr
2%
.10
Feb
Mar
1% Mar
Jan
68 Va
2Va
68%
5%
239
Feb
Jan
2%
x66
2%
10
9%
Apr
Feb
11%
12% Mar
6,500
9%
40
40%
2,900
1,200
5%
102
Mar
29
25c
15
Co
2%
2%
128%
2% Mar
73
Jan
37% Mar
32
Apr
Apr
Utah-Idaho
..5
Sugar
20% Mar
22
21%
Apr
3% Mar
5ft
Feb
Valspar Corn common
$4 convertible preferred
6%
Apr
8%
Feb
Vanadlum-Alioys
Steel
•
8,500
3%
Jan
8%
Apr
Van
warrants
3%
5
1,100
"3%
3y4
Feb
3%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
21V* Mar
4%
4
4ft
58,900
6%
6%
6%
7%
7%
8
21%
22%
27 Va
2.100
20
25%
27%
5.200
23
2
1%
2%
25,900
1
10
14
•
1
47%
50%
——
—1
(J S Foil class B
38%
1
10c
Jan
230
100
.—25
Preferred
18%
16
Apr
5V2
15,500
17%
17%
•
16%
4%
57%
4%
4%
17%
Feb
22%
1
Bros Inc
Mar
17%
36%
Seeman
Apr
Jan
26
Sterling Aluminum Products common.5
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
Sterling Inc
1
Sterling Freclsion Instrument
10c
17%
3%
25
Feb
Jan
Molasses Co Ltd—
11 %
9%
Apr
27
25
27%
— —
Jan
92%
_■
10%
4%
Apr
Jan
110
96%
— —
9%
May
3%
Milk
11%
1
37% Mar
17%
United
1,100
1
Jan
Jan
000
3% Mar
1,300
4,100
•
7%
32
200
Apr
25o
pa<rp
3,800
19%
2%
l
Airlines
s°e
100
34%
39
_534
200
14%
Securities Corp General
footrpt'-'g
73.,
33 %
1
12.50
3% Mar
18
3
30%
50o
4% Mar
3%
_5%
Elastic
31%
Inc
Apr
18%
Aircraft
20
Co
May
•
of
United
14%
20
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
For
300
8%
*
1
(A)
Jan
28%
_20
8culltn Steel Co common
Seaboard Western
Jan
^0
3%
21%
& Fisher
45
5,500
Canada
Parts
10%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Sayre
Feb
37
3%
Universal
pfd 5% series.
Cum pfd 4Vs>% series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Mar
6,200
38%
5%
Universal
Cum
37
21%
3%
unexcelled
S
San
Jan
35
11%
5%
Jan
30%
70%
May
6
1
2%
14%
75%
Apr
6% Mar
47
37
38%
1
B
3,400
29%
1
38
Jan
Corporation
Co
Steel
united
St Lawrence Corp Ltd common
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Jan
5
40% May
Jan
3%
3
31%
1
Apr
Feb
38% Mar
& Co common
Steel
Stein
36%
_
common—
28%
Jan
18% Mar
8%
Corp
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes
200
2;/j*
class
(The)
——1
.
25%
Jan
2,100
"
-
Jan
30%
2,600
9%
Union Stock
10
Ll.23
common
20%
10%
27%
Apr
•
—
Jan
18% Xl9%
xl9%
1
Apr
1
...
(The)
Ave
2
36%
10%
4,300
1
8%
_
22%
47
Co
4% Feb
3
Rotary Electric Steel Co.—
Russeks Fifth
96%
— —
5,300
40%
Corp
Products
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Amer
£1
1,900
6%
6
6%
•
B
4%
3
pfd F__ —100
1,700
3438
Feb
49%
3%
1
Standard
1,900
1
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
Rome Cable Corp common
Feb
106%
Jan
5%
-1
10
United
1965
3
117%
Jan
47
6
Standard Packaging
Convertible preferred
2,800
3
8
Jan
104%
57
Union
8%
'
25%
X32%
40%
50c
8%
8
~
100
£1
•
1
StanmT!*^ Industries Inc
Standard
oil
Jan
7%
—
175
Southern California Edison—
1% Mar
45%
48%
Feb
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended
Roosevelt
12%
1
—50c
Corp) vtc
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rowe
16%
25
59% May
Publications—
Simmons-Boardman
convertible
Feb
33%
47%
2
B
55
11%
12%
1
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande
Apr
Jan
.
Radiator
9%
Jan
'
•
Richmond
Jan
30
■
19%
„50c
Corp
Reliance Electric
7
23%
2,400
— —
——
1
Co
&
200
33%
12%
1
(Robert)
9
32%
'
r
32%
—6.23
Pump Co
Rels
9
IIlOo
common
Preferred
Reda
9
70
Mar
28
•
Canada
of
Tlshman
Q
Apr
Jan
597 a
3,700
•
Bono tone
13%
12%
57%
Power
Feb
25
59%
&
Mar
10% May
8% May
2
Co
17
22
11
9%
Simca American Shares
$3
13
11%
Jan
400
»
Feb
309
12%
8%
Apr
x4% Feb
500
58
55
58
•
Prentice-Hall Inc common
Pressed Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
7%
7
2.50
common
3%
11% Jan
10%
'
common
5%
Jan
800
8%
Water
30%
3%
Jan
4%
27%
10
common
Powdrell & Alexander
Power Corp of Canada
Pratt & Lambert Co
2
1
50
Pittsburgh Metallurgical common—2.50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
•
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
l
Scale
17
Apr
Apr
4% Mar
shares—10s
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
Pneumatic
7%
4%
4%
4%
1
18
48
Jan
10,500
17%
7
7
•
65 y2
700
3ft
18% Mar
Jan
4y4
500
68
2%
21.1
300
4%
4%
10c
common
Jan
Jan
1
class
Jan
Jan
5%
l
Parker Pen Co
Jan
2
59
Corp
Chemical Company
Park
70 Va
1% Jan
17,200
(C A) Amer share
Motors
27% Mar
29%
67% Mar
•
vtc
Oil
Pantepec Oil
29% Feb
Jan
2
2%
2%
100
common
Pancoastal Petroleum TC A)
Israel
34%
28%
preferred
preferred
Paramount
Apr
25
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Pan
31%
28%
dividend
Page-Hersey Tubes
900
34%
28%
preferred
Lighting $4.50 preferred
Pacific
Apr
28%
28 %
25
$4.40 dividend cum
$4.75
37%
2,500
30%
30 %
1st pfd
Pacific
Feb
Jan
37%
33%
—£3
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series A
5%
28%
35
36%
36 V*
25
preferred
4.80%
25% Mar
g
1st pfd
Jan
1%
Ltd
Class
BUex
South
v|ectrlc 6%
Gas &
4%
74,000
Oil & Gas Co class A
South
Pacific
1,300
2%
12%
•
Breweries
Boss
Pacific? Can Co
4%
1%
20c
of America
Corp
Signal
Ogden Corp common
4%
2%
preferred
Shoe
Oceanic
12%
4%
8
•
Sherwin-Williams
Sicks
High
12%
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
Low
Mining
Denn
Bhawlnigan
Apr
104
1
since Jan.
Range
High
common
eLather
Bhattuck
Low
—1
B
class
Servomechanlsms
Be ton
Shares
lOo
1
common
Control
Apr
8%
Jan
93
Corp
Radio
Sentinel
Feb
28%
Jan
103
Feb
6ya Mar
Feb
26
93
103
19
44%
14% May
103
50
.
5
4 il
28
1
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4V4 %
187/a
42
for Week
12.50
Co
1,100
6,300
2%
18'/a
Sale*
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
1
_
North
Penn
Low
High
40%
41
Week's
of Prices
Friday
STOCKS
1
Range since Jan.
2'/*
•
Noma Lites Inc^
North
6
2V4
5
.
Pond
Mines
Northeast
MAY
1
Niagara Share Corp common
Niles-Bement
Shares
of Prices
Par
WEEK ENDED
for Week
Kange
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
28% Mar
Venezuelan
Jan
Va
27%
Venezuela
Jan
3
Apr
ft Feb
3,500
7
Jan
11% Mar
4%
2,600
3% Jan
4% May
16 y8
400
16
Norman
Mar
18%
Jan
Co
Co
Petroleum
Syndicate
i
Inc
Vlnco Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
Manufacturing
Vogt
Vulcan Silver-Lead
Corp
6%
Apr
20c
1
10
•
1
6%
6
6%
500
87%
Apr
94%
30%
31 %
700
27
Jan
31% May
4%
1
4%
1,100
4
Mar
5
Mar
2,200
15,200
25
Jan
38
May
May
——
x31
,
Jan
!
38
35%
38
6%
5Va
6%
4%
4%
5
3,400
6%
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
6Va
Feb
24%
4
24%
350
24
Apr
29 Y*
16
16
100
15 V4
Jan
173/4
Jan
F-b
May
53/4
Jan
4
4%
4,200
4
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2147)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Week's
FOR
WEEK ENDED
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Last
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Wagner
Range
since Jan.
Low
1
American
1%
5%
voting ctfs
ext
$2
&
Bond
&
Waltham
Ward
l
preferred
Tiernan
Watch
Baking
30
Inc
Co
Co
&
$6
1
West
Inc
Amer
Utilities
dep rets ord
Tablet
&
5%%
109%
Jan
900
17% May
shares
1%
Jan
2%
5%
Apr
11%
Apr
37
Feb
29 Vz
31
214
2
Vz
Jan
200
3%
110
102 Vz
5%
202
5%
15,600
202
%
V*
*
50
4if
28,500
-ft
Jan
46
Jan
19%
18%
Jan
19%
19 Vz
1914
33
33
13 >4
13'A
13%
29
29
275
30
10
Jan
14%
Jan
32
Williams
•
7%
7%
8'A
300
Wood
Newspaper
Woodall
Wodley
(P
American
6%
314
314
5%
22%
8
50
22%
Jan
13%
11
receipts
5s
2% Mar
68
400
1,400
19%
3"%
Jan
Jan
16%
Ltd
814
814
814
100
~2Vs
107%
de
ARussian
2%
2ft
10,900
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
Boston
Edison
2%s
series
A
June-Deo
mortgage 4s
A 1st
Eastern
mortgage
Gas
&
series
A
15%
Jan
♦No
Jan
75
Mar
9% Jan
7}j| Mar
3% Mar
2
2
Jan
1993
3%s 1965
Elmira Water Lt & RR 5s 1956
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtg Co—
Feb
&
1953
RR
4s
1970
1
1940 coupon
A 1st
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Co
6%s
listed
on
A6%s
ex
Oct
1947
1
Public
6s
Service Electric & Gas Co
Gas
ARuhr
Corp.
6%s
3%s series A
and ref
1st
2%s
3s
C
series D
3s
1965
series B 1973
1976
1978
3s
series
E
1978
3s
scries
F
1979
Southern California Gas 3%s 1970
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
3s
Southwestern Gas
Spalding
Terni
(A
G)
&
Electric 3'As
Bros 5s 1989
91
$146%
4
United
Electric
A 7s
with
A7s
ex
47
6
Indus¬
Rail¬
trials
roads
April
1940 coupon
1947 coupon
$178
—
138% 138%
May
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
40
ities
Stocks
trials
Ralls
Rails
ities
Bonds
98.52
101.41
100.71
98.62
99.82
98.52
98.61
99.85
160.52
64.79
159.85
426.30
2
May
1
160.67
64.87
160.06
1
5
___
101.41
100.87
422.78
157.89
64.68
158.47
98.50
101.26
100.86
98.65
422.54
__
4
158.40
64.56
158.51
93.52
101.32
100.77
98.57
99.79
159.42
64.68
159.03
98.63
101.28
100.76
98.55
99.80
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock
93%
93%
1
93%
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Closing
May 2
Tues.
Wed.
Range for 1955
75.17
High
75.11
-
3
May
May 4
Thurs.
Low
134
135
129%
138%
May
74.92
—
97%
93%
98
II
—
H O CM £
100%
——'
—
92
90%
103% 103%
21
101
16
98
100
$102
104%
101%
103%
$100
104
~
100%
103%
102
High
$145
94
—
100%
151%
W*.
95
5
SEG Index of Stock Prices
groups compared
by major industry
with the preceding week and with highs and lows for the
tmmm
—
98
51
100% 100%
28
101
97%
— <m.
97%
5
97
97
151
3
102%
Durable
350.7*
Good
Transportation—Utility
135
+0.3
350.7
328.9
0.0
329.7
368.5
+ 0.5
370.4
329.1*
325.5
+1.1
329.1
283.5
Finance
and
Mining
♦New
High.
$New
152.4
+0.4
276.3
2JJ.3
—0.4
1?4.3
283.0
265.6
309.1
—1.5
321.1
304.6
Transactions at the New York Stock
Stocks
100%
100%
103 V*
97%
103'A
Railroad
Mon. May 2
Tues.
6
3
1
Int'l
of and Miscel.
Shares
103'A
Bonds
$3,263,000
$513,000
3,470,000
3,056,000
330,000
Thurs. May
2,268,590
2,963,000
413,500
Fri. May 6
2,251,480
3,458,000
811,000
Total
11,566,600
$16,210,000
May 3
5
—
104
93%
100
110
—
4,245,500
3,386,000
3,376,500
9,000
$2,843,000
4,278,000
$10,000
week innaed
$19,063,000
May o
1955
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
Jan. l
195i
*»*»'
6s
1959
International
$25
Feb-Aup
...
——
99%
7
77%
$107% 108%
105
99%
103%
73%
107%
1954
11,566,600
9,935,590
267,680,011
$10,000
$79,000
2,208,500
223,000
530,000
30,156,400
53,601,600
164,604,509
$8,0C0
Bank
Foreign
2,843,000
Railroad and Industrial
$5,500
108%
100%
May a
1955
105%
1
78%
92%
14
42
103% 104
to
Bonds
—
$105
June-Dec
Union
$3,777,000
100%
100%
10B
$25
Sales
775,500
2,196.660
105 %
99%
Bond
Bonds
$1,000
2,223,300
2,626,570
Total
Government
Bonds
Wed. May 4„
98
101
United States
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
103%
96
103
——
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Number
104
98%
143.6
Low,
103
100%
$108
98%
304.2
342.0
153.0
Service
110
103%
100
104
324.7
'
304.6t
Trade,
92
5
100
June-Deo
269.4
,
370.4*
—
136
3
100
—
289.5
95
100% 100%
101'A
Feb-Aug
—
Low
High
+0.3
349.6
'
1955
Change
288.6
328.9
__
Goods
177%
100
102% 102%
--
April 22, '55
289.5*
Manufacturing,
156
91
103% 103%
100 %
Percent
Composite
102
102
92%
$99
(1939=100):
April 29, '55
169
170
$149
$100
78%
5s 1960
4
,
94
$95
93
June-Dec
Newspaper
47.32 Jan
—
$178
June-Dec
Western
68.72 Dec 31
Low
74.91
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended April 29, 1955, for
composite and
103%
165
100
Jan-July
22
68.05 Jan 18
Range for 1954
74.89
5
May 6
n.,
93%
100
Webb & Rnapp Inc 5s debs
West Penn Traction
75.58 Apr
V
Non-Durable
$91%
103%
Wasatch Corp deb 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
1974
99.81
Averages
U. S. Government—
1 1940 coupon 1956
1947 coupon 1956
Total
423.39
3
—
25
97%
$99
;
10
First
47
lul,
97
Feb-Aug
May-Nop
1953
1953
Averages
10
425.65
29
130
46
Service Co—
Dec
Dec
1
5%
Total
...
Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%s with Aug
A 6 %s ex Aug 1
53A
4%
-Bonds-
15
91
81%,
130
__
47
Jan-July
1970
37
73
99
$25
April-Oct
1971
&
_
95
91
'
April-Oct
1973
M
series
3 %s
Edison
20
Date
103%
$25
1962_Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Auff
Feb-Aup
5%
10
96%
101
•
$169
May-Nop
43A
4%
(35 Stocks)
$145
Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s, 1981—May-Nop
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb
California
5
$108
Housing Corp 6%s 1958
Southern
——
"
Feb-Aug
1998__Jan-July
Jan-July
6s
93'A
1
$96
April-Oct
1953
A
98'%
101
$25
April-Oct
1960
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
$96%
$101% 104
J an-July
5%
103
72
97%
June-Dec
54
35
__
53A'
$105
1960
coupon
1954__
64
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
A6%S with Oct 1 1940 coupon
67%
101
—
April-Oc<
36%
4%
-Stocks30
81
$64%
'
74%
May-Nop
1st mortgage 3%s 1968
mortgage 3s 1971
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964
$35%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
92%
75
$105
1963
42
48
43
the
are
100
$72
Mar-Noo
1953
54
5%
Stock and Bond
Below
Date—
mmim
April-Oct
52
Jan -July
150
96%
1952
Power
APrussian Electric
150
''
90%
liq tr ctfs
52%
2012__Jan-July
1919
current year are as follows
1st
3'As
,
13
Ltd—
extended to
155
34
May-Noo
A7s ex Nov 1 1947
coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6%%
Midland Valley RR 4% 1963
New England Power 3%s
1961
Nippon Electric Power
2s
104%
97%
June-Dec
Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
6%s
_Jan-July
A)
warrants.
High
101%
7
■
91%
Jan-July
& St
with Nov
Low
91%
June-Dec
Western
(Plan
Bonds being traded flat.
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v
t c," voting-trust
certificates;
"w i," when issued; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without
Jan. 1
NO.
97
i
102
41
—
Range since
Sold
91%
May -Nov
May-Nou
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
AHamburg Elev & Underground
A7s
H46
—
99%
__
a
Fri.
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
AGesfuerel 6s debs
Bonds
High
97%
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon 1953
A6%s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1953
Guantanamo
value,
par
Mon.
4s series B
$41
Odd-lot transaction
May
102% 102%
May-Hoy
May
Fuel
■
—
Mar-Sept
$99% 100
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
principal,
nUnder-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.
^Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted
during current week.
A
e
19% Mar
39
Jan -July
1993
•
__
—
June-Dec
Feb
24
Jan
June-Dec
1978
Delaware Lack Si Western RR—
Lackawanna of N J Division—
1st
102%
Quar-Feb
1970
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
$67
June-Dec
Week's Range
Friday
BONDS
$65
June-Dec
1921
May
American
April-Oct
1997
1
Jan
stmpd
Government
A5%s
High
—
3s
Janeiro
Low
$65
•—
Feb
314 Mar
•
May-Nov
Apr
Apr
1214
£1
Hargreaves
(Republic of)
Sinking fund
Feb
Ltd—
deposit
Peru
Rio
Apr
104
300
18%
66
68
Jan. 1
No.
Jan
Feb
ft Mar
625
18
Range since
Sold
High
2% Apr
6%
700
16%
16
2
common
W)
Low
1927) 1947
1927) 1947
Issue of Oct
13% May
10% Mar
91,3C0
105% 106
-.1
preference
Wright
314
16 Vis
Inc
Petroleum
Wool worth
1
pfd_„.__100
Machine
Industries
Jan
Feb
16%
25
4%%
Jan
4%
1214 Mar
1
Lt
35
Jan
1 %
3A
Bonds
Apr
400
1
Friday's
Apr
24 %
50
500
5%
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr &
Apr
20% Feb
50
13%
common
Mar
1,100
1%
Brothers
% Mar
ft Jan
14
1214
Wilson
Jar*.
Mar
37%
l
Ltd
6x4
224
100
~4%
Petroleums
Feb
Jan
<925
33
25
Co
105'A May
17
1
Inc
4% Mar
Jan
46
13 %
Wilrich
or
Bid & Asked
Mar
16%
5
&
Sale Price
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
3% Mar
Feb
186
Jan
158
46
l
preferred
Jan
139
3%
20
Inc
1
120
104 Vz 105 V*
~53A
26%
17% Jan
48,200
14614 147
3%
22% Mar
400
1
C)
Last
Period
(issue of May
A 7s
Feb
300
(Win) & Co
Wichita River Oil
Corp
Wickes (The) Corp
(R
Jan
3,000
Is
com
Whitman
Products
24
14,700
3%
Mfg
Willson
Apr
4% Jan
1%
pfd__100
Stationery
convertible
Jan
3%
5%
1.25
4.40%
Stores
Feb
23%
2%
10
Shoe
Auto
5%
A7s
Feb
Jan
1%
146 Vz
Westmoreland Inc
Weyenberg
2014
8%
5
5 Vz
•
Westmoreland Coal
White's
3.400
23
30
Western Leaseholds Ltd
•
Western Maryland Ry 7% 1st
pfd__100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
4
5% May
13A
10c
Manufacturing
Texas
2314
1
preference
Wentworth
1,500
5%
common
4Qc
Knapp
series
300
5%
1714
warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb
Week's Range
Interest1
Exchange
High
105%
5 %
100
Inc
cumulative
Wallace
5%
514
3%
•
preferred
Waitt
Stock
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co_.
Baking
Friday
BONDS
Shares
High
w
Aircraft
6
for Week
Range
Par
Waco
MAY
Sales
'
105
■
105
81
__J
16,210,000
16,084,000
331,710,200
280,789,100
$19,063,000
Total
$18,371,500
$362,097,600
$334,926,200
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Friday
BONDS
American
Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year
A
7s
April
20-year 7s
ABaden
Jan
Stocks
Week's Range
High
(Number
Bonds
Range sine®
Sold
Jan. 1
JV0.
Low
1946
April-Oct
1100
Jan-July
1170
ACauca
June-Deo
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A 1952
113
series
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
B
&
Cons
secured
Waterways 6%s
Munic
6s
7s
1947
1947
AHanover
ALima
Maranhao
AMedellin
stamped (Plan A)
7s stamped 1951
Total
Bonds
730,070
$39,000
$68,000
$16,000
$123,000
730,875
60,000
76,000
11,000
147,000
157%
163
19,000
1.000
76,000
680,395
55,000
44,000
5,000
104,000
756,160
54,000
22,000
6,000
82,000
$264,000
$229,000
$39,000
651,410
Fri. May 6
5
56,000
185
Total
177%
84
76
92
76
3,548,910
80%
$532,000
77
177%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
(City) Ger 7s 1939
(Prov) 6'/2s 1949
City (Peru 6%s stamped
AHanover
1952
Bonds
May 3___
Thurs. May
April-Oct
1951
Corporate
May 2
113
Feb-Aug
A6s
Bonds
Mon.
Wed. May 4
1100
Jan-July
1947
Government
Bonds
Tues.
High
—
(Germany) 7s 1951
Valley 7s 1948
Foreign
Foreign
Domestic
of
Shares)
__May-Nop
Feb-Aug
1958
Mar-Sept
2%s 2008—.May-Noo
June-Dec
121
119%
23
119% 119%
103
104%
13%
97"
83
week Lnaea May
1955
22%
120
Stocks—No.
105%
of
Shares
160%
172
Domestic
1142% 145
131
139%
Foreign government
Foreign corporate
165
185
64
64
1954
Jan. 1
1955
to May 6
1954
3,548,910
2,506,388
94,137,249
43,778,294
$264,000
$258,000
$5,882,000
$4,046,000
229,000
114,000
4,611,000
5,159,000
39,000
71,000
1,271,000
$532,000
$443,000
Bonds
1173% 174%
141%
6
2,158,000
„
Total
$11,764,000
$11,363,000
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, May 9, 1-955
.
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
Sale Price
American Motors Corp—
'lei
American
Anaconda Copper
Boston
RR—
&
Albany
Boston Edison
Copper
Eastern
Inc
cum
5%
preferred
1st
pfd
Standard
Oil
Apr
Standard Oil
15
Jan
21 %
29%
Jan
44%
May
Apr
37%
37%
34
,;an
37%
Feb
5
30
13%
112
10% Jan
49%
399
48
40%
28
1%
10
13%
48
1%
100
11%
11
Apr
40V4 May
Sunray Oil
Toledo
—100
Inc
Stores
Electric
(new)
Coal
18%
18%
175
1 /
% Mar
22%
27
103
20
53%
55%
502
1998
51%
50%
52%
68%
178
22%
22%
5
104% 109%
353
27%
Apr
58%
Jan
46%
2,221
66
Jan
52% Mar
;
Jan
55%
Feb
May
73%
Feb
66
20% Mar
WATLING, LERCHEN & CO.
22% Apr
113% Feb
7c
Jan
20c
Jan
18
Mar
130% Mar
145
Members
Mar
16%
125
126
0C
98% Jan
65
10c
118
1,350
2,269
Jan
130
100
N
100
36%
36%
14
30%
Feb
50c
2%
2%
6,100
i 78
uan
20
Mathieson
Jan
Stone
Union
Twist
Jan
Jan
20
/vY
Jan
2
Machinery
Corp
Feb
1%
100
282
7%
Jan
21%
Jan
28%
170
19%
Apr
23%
907
13%
49%
14
55%
59 Vs
22%
320
14%
Feb
Feb
49%
50%
531
47%
45%
47%
355
39% Mar
48
511/4
52%
40
51 % May
60
"
-
13%
71%
8
14%
180
12%
71%
74
835
66"%
12.50
66%
71% May
43'% Jan
30
3%
1,500
2% Mar
3 %
May
27
27%
425
21% Mar
27%
17%
17%
17%
200
15%
17%
Apr
Apr
10%
1,410
10 Va
Apr
1%
200
Big
Bear
Markets
Brown-McLaren
Apr
Consolidated
!
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Baldwin
cumulative
Carey
Champion Paper
—10
com—.
__
.~_8~50
__
—
Gibson
-12%
Printing
80
27%
Jan
35%
Apr
51%
51
51
Feb
54%
Jan
25%
26%
466
23%
Jan
27%
65 i
4%
1
4%
240
153/4
11
LaSalle
33%
54
335
47%
149
42% Apr
37%
300
32
Jan
49%
49%
22
42 Va
42%
255
42
Apr
96
97%
684
91
Feb
Apr
51
Radiator
27%
100
24%
Jan
_
_
99
34%
Jan
39
52
51% Jan
53
59%
27%
48%
Apr
Jan
23
10
22
Jan
26
Feb
181% 185 Vs
176
172 %
186% Mar
Jan
71
723/4
100
62%
Feb
72% May
63 Va
60%
63%
215
47%
Jan/-
65%
76%
763/4
78 %
92
66 Va
Jan
81%
12%
13%
148
12% Mar
14Va
7%
50
8%
3%
Jan
1,143
1,120
__
8%
*
S)
2%
Products
16 Va
17%
253
1%
1%
1%
1,600
134%
17% ~
130 Va 134'A
16%
17%
6
Jan
13%
104%
44
75
May
Jan
16% May
*»
145
of
&
323%
110
29
533/4
134
25
42% Jan
80 %
533/4 May
79
81%
175
663/4
823/a
473/,
483/4
90
36%
16%
36%
30
35% Mar
39%
Feb
16%
327
15% Mar
17%
Feb
5
Curtiss-Wright
16%
1
7
31'/a
46
Electric
Motors
(new)
Corp
45% Mar
Apr
51% Mar
31 %
75
29% Jan
313/4
Feb
50
16
23%
Feb
45
46
50%
20
91
170
'
Jan
423%
Jan
43
Jan
503/s May
Jan
1893/4 May
803/4 May
157%
79
60%
803%
38
433/a
5
5
43%
100
59%
60%
170
53% Jan
683/4 Apr
Jan
37%
46% Mar
44%
Apr
60% May
51
52%
165
46% Jan
553/4
Feb
96%
99
283
90% Mar
1063/a
Jan
15%
973/4
3
15%
70
13% Jan
16% Mar
;
International Harvester
International Tel & Tel
2
Apr
250
6%
Apr
30%
30%
1,266
3%
3%
382
__
(H
1,700
3
Co
21
1,100
Michigan
Welding
1
8%
•
43%
1
Co
7%
Co
Inc
2
11 %
5
class B
Shirt Distributors
Screw
1
Los
Admiral
Aeco
2%
211
24% Mar
Alaska
•
footnotes
Allied
pa^e 45.
Apr
Jan
100
16 %
1,525
Mar
5
13 %
Jan
'
Feb
•
28% May
.
4% Mar
19% Feb i
—Jan
7
16% Apr
Gold
Artists
American
Amer
Mining
Can Co
American
Cyanamld Co
1
Week's
Range
'
t
SS
365
48%
55%
230
13% Feb
all % all%
35
11
Feb
May
23
183
(111)
(Un)
47%
:
63
10
al47
7
36
36
316
10
41 Va
Feb
47% Apr
64
6 Va
Jan
8% Apr
17% Mar
23 %
Apr
172
37% May
37% Jan
41%
Apr
Barker
45
B
(Un)
Bankline Oil Co
38%
10
43%
49
17 Va
203%
223/4 Jan
Apr
May
Feb
29% Mar
Baldwin-LimaBaldwin
Hamilton
Securities
(Urrj—
•
45%
Bros
Feb
85%
46
75% Jan
89%
Feb
Basin Oil
Co
45%
45%
15
40
453%
Apr
Beckman
Instruments
Mar
7%
3
7%
45%
—
16%
17%
—lc
a3%
a3%
a3%
6
_10O
46
43%
46
445
1
2.90
2.70
2.90
5,000
1
(Un)__
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Bandinl Petroleum Co
Corp common.
Barnhart-Morrow Consol
60
a
Apr
133
Mar
133
Mar
36
May
40
Jan
683,4 May
43% Jan
84%
•
10
30
45
373/4
87
78
a45% a45%
Jan
22
55 % Mar t
al46%
23%
27%
65% Apr
14 Va Mar
20% Mar
21%
373%
Jan
50% Mar
16% Feb
25
(Un)
Corp
(Un)
Avco Manufacturing Corp
27
48
120
78%
20%
Jan
580
Feb
Atlas
212
63
a50
Jan
Atlantic Refining Co
19%
62%
Jan
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—50
18%
48% May
185
12%
Apr
19%
-May '
72% May 1
Jan
14 Va
Feb
Jan
Feb
41%
68%
Jan
Jan
Jan
63
84
41 %
54 %
173
360
1,075
457
83%
31%
1,323
48%
210
463/4
60
185
72%
15%
Feb
93
185
47%
13%
Jan
105
Apr
13
37%
42%
•
25% Mar
50 Va
78
38
683%
Jan
Jan
al5%
46
49
12%
10
403%
40%
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
5
(Un)
403/a
67
45%
Apr
31% May
—1
com
(Un)
Refining
48%
22
298
28
a47 %
185
42%
42%
355
48
■
72%
(Un).
75%
44%
20%
23
48
old
(Un)
22
Apr
•>
Jan
15
62
Co
Jan
Jan
t-
Apr
52%
27
Oil
22%
5%
80%
15
Tobacco
&
Jan
52%
Oil
79
4% Mar
70%
20%
52%
•
Anderson-Prichard
74%
•
88
10
Viscose Corp
Steel
710
9% Jan
44%
39% Mar
Ashland
4%
a75 Va a77%
5%>Jan
38% May
28 %
Armco
310
1.40 Jan
175'
24 % Mar
Armour
8%
Mar
3% Jan
7% Jan
1,460
35% Jan
70 % May
8%
Feb
85c
1,424
10
213/s May
42% Feb
200
Apr
27
76
Mar
6,680
4 Vs
30
26%
31 %
26%
17% Mar
%c 92%c
.
38%
37%
28% May
74% May
High
Low
25
28
25
Anaconda CoDDer Mining Co (Un)—50
10
87
Range since Jan. 1
High
26%
(Un).
Co
5
I
Sales
Shares
38%
B
Radiator
&
Apr
for Week
31%
Smelting & Ref (Un).
Tel
of Prices
38%
(Un)
American
&
1%' Feb
(Un)_l
(Un)
American
Tel
Jan
4%
8%
a75 Va
(Un)
American & Foreign Power
American Motors Corp
American
Jan
1%
12%
Broadcasting Para Thea
American
6
200
4%
1
(Un).
(Un)
Inc
American
American
Apr
90c
1
Pictures..
Mfg
100
1%
a26% a267/a
10
'Unl
AlrllneB
6%
6%
Low
1
Allis-Chalmers
150
•
see
3%
15%
13
1%
1%
__10c
Alleghany Corp
28%
50
Corp
Republic Steel
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco class B
100
791
5%
5%
Last
Corp
Juneau
70%
21%
33 %c
Pure Oil new
3%
17%
'
2% Jan
Jan
28%
-
Jan
11
11%' Apr
Jan
17
i.
Apr
Apr
8% Apr
Feb
May
>
Angeles Stock Exchange
Corp
28%
1
Radio
8%
6%
Par
203/a
3
Peosi-Cola
5% Apr
50%
8% Jan
10%
Friday
68%
•
Airway
9
430
16
STOCKS
21%
12
Pennsylvania RR
7%
520
1,974
270
1
Wayne
720
9%
11%
3%
17%
1
United
Feb
5% Jan
34% Feb
2%
5%
Udylite Corp
1
1,786
12 %
—'
1
4%
200
7%
Apr
5% Jan
28%
__
1
5
Central
3%
23% Mar
Apr
2%
—
"
68%
5
Ohio Edison
3% Feb
May
12 %
__
•
10-
Tube
7%
%
11
5
National Cash
(new)
.National Dairy Products
National Distillers
National Lead
:
Jan
32
4%
1,025
44
9
1
Paper
Spring & Axle
5%
8%
8
43%
5
B)
W)
Standard
5%
__
1
Dillon
—25
.—1
&
•
Feb
8% Feb
Jan
140
5
Rudy Manufacturing
Scotten
3%
3%
21
Raisin
*
(Glen L)
Montgomery Ward
,
3% Jan
Apr
5
26%
•
Loew's Inc
;
Jan
15%
29% Mar
3
■
Jan
3% Mar
Apr
6%
f
9
Jan
2%
13%
14
.
Feb
106
•
Feb
725
3%
37%
«•
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
7%
21
Jan
20%
493/4
10
—5
Jan
323/8
31%
185% 189%
5
.5
~
Mar
20%
—5
Pont
91% Mar
350
6%
__
1
Co
(Fred
18'A Mar
51%
•
Eastman Kodak Co —1
Electric Auto-Lite
Federated Department Stores
7% Mar
1
Apr
31%
*
Dow Chemical
Jan
10
1% May
53%
10
Co
3%
common
common
Metal
27%; Mar
Jan
1
Apr
—25
—
9%
1,355
13%
—
2
Jan
2%
—
Feb
41% May
6
2%
2%
—
10
4%
35% Mar
Apr
17%
peso
Columbus & 8 Ohio Elec
American
r'
Sale Price
Products
Columbia Gas
Greyhound
3% Jan
Apr
7%
15
City
General
Feb
!
Apr
13%
1
Cities Service
General
3
8%
Brewing
Prophet
Apr
56
71
•
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp..
Dayton Pr & Lt
250
97%
Brew
Pfeiffer
Feb
Jan
13
1
Pacific
For
Jan
20%
50
7%
Steel
York
52%
210
52%
1
Burlington Mills
Canadian
60
27%
523/4
184%
56 Va
26%
10
Bethlehem
'
3%
8%
Davis
Rockwell
56 Va
27'/a
80
Oil
4Va'Mar
97%
Screw
River
28
Manufacturing
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Benguet Mining
13
Apr
37% Mar
Apr
11% Mar
1,250
Peninsular Metal Products
Jan
23
100
Jan
3%
5%
Clemens
Parke
May
523/4
_
Telegraph,
33Va
235
5%
National Electric
273/4 May
39
52%
—10
_
150
4,665
5%
Wines
National
Jan
102% Mar
38%
«
_
13
36
5
Products
Mt
Feb
50%
49 Va Mar
39
-1
.
13
820
(S
i
37% May
54%
Jan
46
1W
_
Cyanamid
Mar
63/4
541
Masco
35% Mar
Jan
27Va
37
27%
;•!
9
290
600
Motor
50% sJan
Jan
7%
7%
1
Kresge Co
Mar
Apr
3%
Howell Electric Motors
13
33%
41%
Feb
15% May
May
7%
3
Jan
14% Feb
33
3%
Brewing
1
Jan
110%
Apr
11% May
130
3%
1
Feb
110
520
39%
Houdaille-Hershey
15
19
Jan
i>.
Feb
33
3%
1
11
50% Mar
3%
S
10
47%
7%
Goebel
100
24
i
35%
—
Feb
43/4
20% Mar
12%
—
Feb
Jan
1,380
723
__
1
Apr
4%
Jan
1
74 %
89
Jan
67
1
147%
82% Mar
23
:
Jan
141
905
398
1,884
—
Apr
22% Apr
31% Mar
82% Apr
i
2% Fed
Jan
28%
7%
36
Gemmer Manufacturing
General Motors
Jan
80 %
Industries
Trailer
Wood
Jan
1 %
16
33
__
•
1
Brewing
7%
475
110% 110%
—
5
Mar
613/4
21
87%
48%
—
20
.—1
Graham Paige common
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
97%
Avco
Pan
35%
52%
Armco Steel
New
33%
42%
...
Telephone &
American Tobacco Co
Anaconda Mining
Martin
Gar
37%
*
common
American
Du
Apr
47
*
Stock*—
American
Asniand
Fruehauf
5 5 Va
33%
50
_
Airlines
American
34%:May
Jan
53%
B
Stores
American
J an
37
86
-
Iron
Frankenmuth
24%
101
Rickel
Unlisted
Allied
High
125
50
48%
21
Jan
11%
*
Economy Baler
33%
I~~10
common
Preference
Lots
1
53%
•
;
class
Jan.
34%
15%
•
G
Range sinoe
High
11
*
__
Manufacturing
Randall
U S
4%
10
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Kroger
&
Shares
31 Vo
65
87
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26 Va
*
_
Art_
Hobart
33%
*
Ins
*
147% ]147%
(Dan)
Formica
Gray
21%
-
-
Edison
Detroit
21%
—
——1
————2%
Navigation
Detroit
Sales
79%
—
preferred
Motors
Bros.
51 %
34%
10
50
-
Cincinnati Transit
Crystal Tissue
Eagle Picher
of Prices
C
lor Week
Range
Low
«
common
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Cincinanti Mililng Machine
£ N O & T P common
Cincinnati Telephone
Cohen
Exchange
&
50
—20
•
28
21%
10
common
21
80
25-
Paper
1%
—
—
■
5
—
9%
—
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Davidson
D
9%
1
Company
Burroughs Corp
Chrysler Corp
Jan
—
1
Mfg
Budd
Cuninngham Drug Stores
Week's
Last
1
High
27
$4.50
Friday
Low
1
Continental
STOCKS
Range sineo Jan.
High
3%
2
Rubber
Consumers
Cincinnati Stock
Low
1
Shares
American Metal Products
Apr
'Feb
73%
Electric
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Baldwin
Jan
82%
Range
Par
Allen
14% Mar
Jan
Week's
East
Sale Price
591/8 May
54% Mar
50
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Woodley Petroleum Co
STOCKS
25% Mar
Apr
13 % Mar
51
3,162
5
Waldorf System Inc-
2-5525
Exchange
Friday
24% May
30% Mar
100
281%
22%
_25
;
Smelting Rfg & Mining Co—
WOodward
Detroit Stock
9% May
9%
59
Telephone:
Mar
1%
•
DETROIT
May
85
5
Exchange
Building
29% Mar
14
102
529
20
24%
Co
U S Rubber Co
U S
21%
28
19%
*
Exchango
Stock
Jan
27%
•
Stock
Apr
42%
8%
Inc
Drill
Shoe
58%
38%
24%
Co
Exchange
Ford
American
Midwest
Stock
Feb
49% Mar
12
♦
United Fruit Co
United
106%
137
2.50
—
Webster
&
Torrington
Feb
54%
2
Association
Exchange
Feb
40%
60
Co
Detroit
Stock
Mar
40%
25
——
Drug Inc
23
York
36% Mar
53%
*
Quincy Mining Co
Reece
Folding Machine
Shawmut
147
103% 104
5
Pennsylvania RR
18
17%
135% 137%
100
Chemical
Mills
Rexall
17%
New
Mar
3
Pacific
Jan
Jan
26%
4%s
56% Feb
New England Electric System
New England Tel & Tel——
Olin
Jan
BONDS
Trans
Cincinnati
15% Mar
——
82
60
Feb
25%
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Apr
May
53% Mar
Feb
71
Jan
(N
Apr
833/a
$7,000
12%
Apr
13
RR
933/8
Jan
55%
Jan
57%
22% May
Northern
Feb
Jan
683/4
54 %
9%
40
345
RR
15 Va
813/8
50
42.
55
146
100
Hartford
Jan
110
87%
1% Feb
15
&
13%
90%
52% Jan
May
1
Corporation
14%
89%
48% Mar
22%
H
14%
87 %
90%
U 8 Steel
71 %
15
N
26% Jan
198
22%
Y
Jan
100
1
Norbute
23%
48%
40
*
>
Feb
47 3/4 Mar
74%
1
Narragansett Racing Association
Service Cos_
Jan
119%
473/8
75
50c
National
48 %
Jan
Jan
71%
pfd——100
RR
24
Apr
423/4
71%
Corp
5% cum
Central
24
44%
106%
47%
Mullins Manufacturing Corp
Maine
51
176
47%
—10
41%
8
Co
Mar
Apr
40% Feb
50
47
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21
Jan
211
114% 116%
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56
18%
37% Mar
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40
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44
50 3% Mar
3
Jan
Apr
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*
—
47%
553/4
Jan
Woolworth
*
common
Inc
443%
114%
.10
—
85 % Mar
50
33
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(New Jersey)
(Ohio )
27 %
22% May
75% Jan
70
38%
1
High
47% Mar
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adjustment
54%
20
Jan.
52% Mar
.-.
60
60
35
54 %
Union Carbide
15% Mar
Feb
80c
„
128
20
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(Indiana)
Standard Oil
Feb
82%
54
38%
—
May
58%
160
class A—100
Co
Kennecott
Co
Brands
237
40%
Lines
Creek
Island
Southern
Standard
153
350
—5
Vacuum
13% Jan
65%
since
Low
23%
81%
186% Mar
43%
—
prefererd class B
National
General
Jan
10% Feb
Range
High
22%
-15
Ry Co—-
G%
Gillette
Feb
52%
10
St
Mass
SS
138%
Co
cumulative
Eastern
184
319
58%
57%
.—-10
6%
First
Jan
150 % 153
Socony
Jan
47%
21%
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172%
913
41%
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Eastern
120
2,291
20
Co
Range
11%
23%
Shares
53%
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High
—-*
Prop
Hecla
&
Service
Low
Low
.1.40
for Week
of Prices
Roebuck
Sears
Range since Jan. 1
100
Personal
Calumet
Cities
Shares
High
Industries
Sales
Range
Par
Schenley
100
preferred
Boston
of Prices
Week's
Last
Sale*
for Week
Range
11 Vs
——25
———
Boston & Maine RR
5'fa
Friday
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Sale Price
100
Mining
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Last
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12
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.
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
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.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
'
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
Sale Frlce
Bendix
Aviation
of
prices
(Un)
new
Rights
Blanup Oil
5
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585
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preferred
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Pacific
Carrier
Corp
Case
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RR
(Un)
64% Mar
14% Mar
16%
22%
Apr
Feb
400
315
16% Mar
19%
27%
Jan
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43%
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Consolidated
2,015
li
200
18%
2,841
66%
Continental Motors
Continental
Oil
Crucible Steel Co
Decca
Records
&
Ltd
21% Mar
(Allen
du
(E I)
Feb
Pacific
Feb
Pacific
39% Mar
47%
Jan
Pan
•
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50
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10
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;
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(Un)
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31,325
4%
|
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50
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116"%
237
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Exeter
Oil
Fitzsimmons Stores
Flinkote
1
Co
class
A
Garrett Corporation
General Dynamics Corp
,
General Electric
General
Co
13% Apr
159% Jan
of
10%
13%
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(B
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Jan
96%
4%
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5
3%
3»/4
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Hoffman
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Honolulu
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Imperial
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International
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&
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Jade
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Paper
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;
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McKesson
Menasco
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—
Jan
—
Bears
Signal
(Un)
Co
(Un)
Jan
35c
6%
Jan
8
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63
Jan
63
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51%
Jan
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Co
For footnotes
41%
18%
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166
32
Jan
48% Feb
200
36%
Apr
43%
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42
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85c
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.
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25
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27%
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65
Mar
38
Mar
55%
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Feb
43
43
692
25
28%
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preferred
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25
35
35
100
34
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35
34%
35
590
34%
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35%
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7
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21
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632
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266
Mar
Standard
Jan
-
42
62% Mar
71
44%
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*
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4%
Jan
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Feb
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Feb
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Apr
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35%
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Jan
44
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43% Mar
46% Mar
382
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21%
115
27
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12%
Feb
15% Jan
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Apr
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90%
Feb
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85
39%
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17
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preferred
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44%
23%
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Feb
19%
19%
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81%
50% May
118
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Gulf
Tidewater
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25
74
425
Jan
Feb
42
Jan
Mar
17
May
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23%
27%
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30%
30%
160
26 Va
Jan
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38
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Jan
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Assoc
World
Tri-Continental
Oil
(Un)
29
Mar
Apr
3%
10
Company (Un)
Sulphur (Un)
Texas
Textron
$1.25
Jan
Packard
Sunray Oil Corporation
39% May
78%
—10
Swift & Company (Un)
Sylvanla Electric Prod (Un)
—
8% Mar
(Un)
Inc
Jan
38% Mar
•
15
Apr
28% May
25
(Un)
(Un)
Mar
Mar
65
Apr
(Ohio)
27
39%
May
Oil
Webster
&
220
39%
80
Standard
(N J)
28%
10
39'%
27
44% Mar
(Indiana)
720
*
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Apr
Jan
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Standard Oil Co
10
28%
——1
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26%
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10
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Standard Oil Co of Calif
Jan
Apr
;
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35%
34%
May
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80
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1.50
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21
Feb
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41
41%
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32%
—
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Apr
Apr
45%
5
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Southern
29% Mar
23
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class
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7
22%
18 Va
38% Mar
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Bocony-Vacuum Oil Co Inc (Un)
41% Mar
Jan
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Apr
25
40
Feb
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1
1 305
57%
•
35
10
Mar
19ya
48%
Ry
Co__
Oil
Jan
1,292
Mar
50
18j/2
57%
57%
1
Inc
36%
1,675
138
Jan
48%
5
Company
40
8%
Feb
Jan
42%
Jan
5
Pacific
26"%
10%
129
70 Va
(Un)
Sinclair Oil
4.00 Mar
39 Va
25c
Roebuck &
Oil
Railway
26
8
10
36% Feb
(Un)
Servomechanisms
Shell
Southern
8%
250
a40
39 Va Mar
•
100
__
10%
102
1
2,712
26%
10%
47% Apr
12% Jan
473
10
2,100
•
Lincoln Petroleum
Mascot
Feb
2.55
Jan
(Un)
1.30
2.50
Oil Co (Un)
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Loew's Inc JLorlllard (P) Co (Un)
Martin
14
5% Mar
56% May
59% Apr
B
27%
__
Jan
148
1
44%
8%
Copper (Un)
Ccunty Land Co
Lion
•
Jan
Jan
51%
a—
—
Jan
Southern
37
37%
169
Co
Co
Southern
16c
1,137
84%
1.20
__
40y4
27%
84%
25%-
16c
Jan
120
44%
373/3
26%
8 %
1.20
10c
Libby, McNeill & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
_
Apr
Oil
Feb
100
8%
27%
v,
Feb
Apr
27
73%
1
Finance
Seaboard
Feb
150
29
•
i_
•
Kennecott
Kern
9%
102%
Jan
Seaboard
Feb
Mar
271
28% Mar
50o
Sapphire Petroleums
Bchenley Industries (Un)
16% Mar
7
29
100
42%
31
Transamerlca
Kansas Power & Light
-
4%
Apr
48% Mar
28 % Mar
28y4
45
45%
27
70
73%
1
'3.
Francisco
Jan
7
43% Feb
Jan
a28y4 a28%
42Va
5
5
33y3c
Jones & Laughlin Steel
(Un)
Kaiser Aluminum & Chem com
Kaiser Motors Corp
-
11%
600
27
17% Apr
Jan
44%
170
__
50c
33% May
7%
(Un)
—
__
•
25% May
•
Co
27%
1
930
•
(Un)
__
•
San
Apr
a77% a77%
Jan
38%
a40
(Un)
Bt Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Electric
5% preferred
13%
'
13
25
352
a40
3
Louis
Feb
May
48
51%
(Un)
Spring & Axle
Corp
Corp..
36
-%•*•
490
Apr
51%
Cable
120
-
1,077
l
4,904
25c
(Un)—
28
99
28
5
35
II
69%
23%
a55
al36% al36%
•
26
1
International Harvester
International
I
55
a__
35
Jan
797/a Mar
8% May
60
90
__
*
33%'
6%
Corporation
52% Mar
a53y4
a39%
;
25%
L,_
Inc
-
74% Mar
Jan
*
33%
a41%
4% Mar
Apr
18c
5
25%
12%
Jan
68%
3
_I
—_
3%
25
27
12.50
50c
Corp
Jan
1,530
28 Va
50
1
Holly Development
Hupp
14
—
33%c
_25
Preferred
40c
3%
3%
206
Aircraft
276
■
Jan
900
a90 a93%
Corp_
a68 Va a69y4
a68%
39%
2,243
25c
a93%
OH Co
Oil
a41 a41%
28
Feb
24% May
5% Mar
25c
47 Va
33 %0
common
Tob class
151/a
15-
•
62 Va
16 Vb
16%
a40% a40%
2 Vb
a34% a347/a
15%
a34%
;
2%
a39% a41%
3
.........„i
(Un)_.
a2%
43%
91% Mar
600
10
Corp
(Un)
Aircraft Eng
Homestake
50
10
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (Un)
Gulf Oil Corp (Un)
Hilton
3,730
1,850
71/4
1
Hanccek Oil Co class
34c
71/4
•
Greyhound
3%
a39% a39%
5
Chemical
Grumman
.
Jan
a__
210
1,855
a24% a24%
•
(Un)
RR
500
41/8
a571/4 a57%
a56%
36%
635
212
411
56%
50o
Great
Great Northern
97%
11%' 11%
53%
1
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
&
91%
a97% a97%
2%
Co (Un)
Oil
52%
8%t
8%
*
(Un)
7%
Mar
20
Jan
27%
Bt
Apr
51
Graham-Paige Corp
Lakes
40
10c
Good Humor Co of Calif common
Prior preferred
Goodrich
Jan
.
3%
Bafeway Stores Incorporated
Apr
35%
47
common
Jan
44% Mar
292
1,092
8
Co
23%
52
1,850
1
Rome
Feb
51 '/a
*
Rohr
Feb
Jan
60'A' 65%
5
Company
Feb
(R
Rice Ranch
Jan
47%
40
Jan
Jan
47 Va
"125
Gas
&
J)
1%
783
•
20c
2.75
425
a39% a42%
Manufacturing Co
4.25
May
116
(Un)
Gladden
21%
40
Corp
Reynolds
.Rheem
Richfield
5%
40
Feb
6,055
14c
26
•
Inc
Rockwell
49%- 51'A
51 %
Apr
3,200
a42%
(Un)
of America
Oil
Feb
Apr
39%
(Un)
(Un)
Bros
205
500
Reserve
Apr
1% Mar
2.00
8
General Public Service (Un)
General Telenhone (Un)
Genera] Tire & Rubber
16%
Theatres
24%
Jan
840
-
new
Corp
Rexall Drug
17 % Mar
Mar
3
(Un)
Foods
Gimbel
Jan
14
20%
39%
Motors Corp common
Corp
12%
'
Apr
Pictures
Republic Pictures (Un)
Republic Steel (Un)
Apr
71/8
1
Calif
General
Paint
Jan
2
General
Corp
42
Mar
Jan
100
22%
,
17
173% Mar
41
8,950
40«
6%
10
(Un)
Exploration
Genera]
22%
42
(Un)
Jan
Apr
33%
>
16c
1
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand Inc (Un)
Republic Aviation (Un)
50
1
Co
Radio Corp
Apr
27% Mar
1%
Oil
4%
43 Va
Jan
a69% a69%
__
1
(Un)—
46%
79% May
54
Apr
28% Feb
2.50
(Un)
48%. Apr
Jan
Apr
633
World
Apr
Jan
30%
24%
4
Pictures
RKO
74%
210
l'/a?
5
5J/4
a52
100
common
7% May
48%
14 '/4
a
American
Feb
3%
Apr
11% May
17% Mar
5
5%
a50% a52%
__
1
common
Oil
Jan
4G8
2.35
1
(Un)
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Food Machinery & Chemical
(Un)
Fruehauf Trailer Co common
84
16%
Jan
42%
40 Va
RKO
25
15/15'/a
Tel
Pure
Jan
23% > 23%
&
Western
53%
32
Jan
277
2.40
1
a33y4 a33'/a
25
.petroleums
Tel
Pullman Incorporated
37%
','461/2
25c
Co
535
25
Feb
149
al4i/4
23%
•
1,000
common
Feb
60
79 »/4
15
Phonograph (Un)__5
Railroad Co (Un)
Eureka Corp
(Un)
4
42
25
38%
1,000
a^90%
12% (12%
1
Radio &
Erie
160
3%
16c
45Y4 Mar
26% May
23% Jan
'
Apr
40%
Jan
3% Mar
Mar
9
Jan
51 %
Apr
41
42
8
—
18
674
a
46%
4
47%
10
pfd
87
Jan
60
n7/8
17%
25
common—:
Feb
34%
;
Corp
Elec
43% Mar
19
": 43%
a31 i/a a31 Va
a31%
2.40
470
liy2
•
(Un)
89 %
■
Emerson
Jan
May
791/4
5
32%
Mar
16%
16% Mar
a45% i
3
(Un)
180
69 %
al86
a47
9% May
24
14% Mar
100
14%
16%
10
Jan
Jan
966
61/4
10
Share
567
42
3
6%
16
>16%
a49% I
10c
(Un)
300
875
691/2 f|721/4
7
5
Gas
&
15451/4
—
a42
17%
__
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pfizer (Chas) Co
(Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corporation
Phillip Morris & Co (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Apr
421/4,
Labs
Natural
Bond
Feb
79% May
(Un)
Paso
14%
11% Mar
71
6O0
El
Jan
Jan
a33%
248
a40% a41 '/2
■
a55
(Un)
Penney (J C) Co (Un)
Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
Jan
76%
Jan
Jan
(Un)
Eastman Kodak Co
30%
76%
74%
*
Inc
25% Mar
55
57%
*
Calif
Jan
198
10
de Nemours
Airlines
79%
—
45% Mar
2.85
Feb
Feb
a—
1
74% May
155
26
Apr
20% Mar
*
Lighting
Apr
207
(Un)
B)
26
Pacific
:'79 V2
Dresser Industries
Duroont
f
Apr
17 %
79%
a76%
a__
285
183
5
pfd class A
preferred
4.50%
9% Mar
73'/B
red
25%
5
15
75%
47y2
1
Products
&
1st
15% Mar
Co
Co of
Chemical Co
5%
59% Mar
274
50c
Oil
51% Mar
red
21% Mar
(Un)
Aircraft
5%
a731/4 a76%
Inc
Company
Dome Mines
Apr
83
126
23
Cudaby Packing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrlght Corp common
Deere
Clay
115
3
32
47%
Inc
Gas
1,195
(Un)_
Jan
42% Mar
Chemical
Finance
40
1
(Del)
(Un)
(Un)
24%
17%
1
Pacific
22%
20
57% Mar
100
1
(Un)„
Products
40
(Un)
Co
Zellerbach
241/4
Pabco
22%
(Un)
Jan
555
1
Co
Co
Mathleson
Pacific
Jan
130
Oil
Oil
Olin
May
1
Apr
5%
Ohio
26% May
Jan
48%
24 y4
50o
50%
50
105
a33%
Petroleum
Pacific
N Y (Un)
58
26%
1
Pacific
May
368
Oceanic
Feb
May
51% May
25% Jan
Jan
1,216
16% '/16%
Engineering
of
Co
Occidental
•
Consolidated
Can
Jan
21% Mar
50
(Un)
(Un)
25%
21'%
*
(Un)
Jan
a40%
50c
Inc
22 Va
2.85
__
1
Co
116
20%
1
Aircraft
23
System
Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth Edison
Continental
27%
Jan
*7%
a72% a79 %
24%
•
Oil
24%
47y2
1
Corp
Feb
Feb
26%
10
(Un)
Apr
23%
74y4
__
1
(Un)
Jan
8
24%
Jan
1%
51%
a22% S23 "/a
51%
•
RR
3.25
30%
26%
.?
High
Apr
Feb
2iya
1
Chemical
&
Power
2.10
23
a5iya a52%
2.85
10
__5
630
Jan
Feb
%
(Un)
a52%
——
North American Aviation
6% Mar
63%
*
—
24%
Jan
Central
Mohawk
Northrop
23
,10
(Un)
4%
(Un)
(Un)
Mining
York
Norris
Feb
30 Va
49
Co
18%
21% Mar
60
209
75%
3
Lines
Idria
Nordon
61% Mar
Apr
16% Mar
I
79%
Electric
Co
New
a„
123
80
Service
Mar
16% Mar
218
1
1
.
60
33
23
a38%
a36%
•
1
Distillers
Niagara
V* Feb
a37% a40y4
23
1
25
Eastern
Jan
32% May
ft—
315
a5
(Un)
National Gypsum Co (Un)
National Supply
(Un)
National Theatres Inc (Un)
New England Elec System (Un)
38% Mar
v.
28% Mar
■
*
10%
Jan
50
a47%
1
Aircraft
25
5%
32 Va
a47%
•
;
;a36
al6% al6%
al6%
10
common
Corp
Font
8% Mar
Feb
City
National
Apr
30%
Inc
Co
(Un)—
Biscuit
National
Feb
851
a58% a59%
12%
new
Clary Multiplier
Climax Molybdenum
_
National
Jan
Jan
7%
'35 %
Chrysler
Dow
Apr
Mar
:167/B
25
Douglas
48
a27%
«
Co___
25
a5?% a57%
__
5
Co(Un)
4,510
24%
64% Mar
36
Inc
Diablo
(Un)
Low
2.50
a27% a27%
a36% a36%
5
10
Range sine* Jan. 1
High
2.25
a25% a25%
•
(Un)
Montgomery Ward &
Motorola
16%
a
32%
10
Oil Co Ltd
Douglas
Power
Mt
25
a 5%
—
25
Products
Vought
Crown
Montana
Jan
785
'
Development
Jan
6
17%
l0%
Chesapeake & Ohio (Un)
Chicago Corp (Un)
Rignts
Chicago Milw St Paul com (Un)
1
86% Mar
Mar
Lite (Un)_:
Shares
24y2
16%c
&
River Fuel
Montana-Dakota Utilities
15% Mar
1,296
a36
2
(Un)
Corp
Colorado
Jan
(Un)
Power
2.30
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
Mississippi
Apr
21
35
Aircraft Co
Cities
72 %c
jl6%
i
167/s
5
Cenco Corporation
V
Mission
Jan
10%
10%'
1
Oil
Tractor
Certain-teed
Charter
Minnesota
Ja7%
20%
10
(Un)
Co
Caterpillar
Chance
Merck & Co Inc
a7%
9
Packing
Atlantic
Cessna
20%
Jan
New
California
Canacian
(J
170
16 %
5
17
3% Mar
Petroleum
Apr
May
60
16
11
50c
Buriington Industries Inc
Byrcn Jackson Co
Ceianese
a66
10
com
|
a47% a.47%
5
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan
60c
(Un)
com
60
Par
Merchants
212 May
Jan
11%
1 736
Stores
Borden
j
22c
930
Chlca
(On;
Oil Com
&
Bolea
1%
Range
Sale Price
Mar
145
2% May
11% Apr
3,398
Bend
!
Jan
15,700
113%
57
Week's
Last
1
High
Apr
103%
1,191
52 %c
__2
1
3,801
ii%
since Jen.
56% Mar
10,900
lOo
J
153
1%
2%
Mining
Corp
Friday
Range
Low
130% 130%
A
Diamond
Boeing
l%
•
Mammoth
Blue
56%'t 56%
50c
Co
6
STOCKS
Shares
Low J High
Par
Consol Mining
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel Corp
(Unj
MAY
for Week
'
Benguet
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Last
STOCKS
H| '
37
Corp of
Bros
Air
America (Un)
Pictures
Water
Lines
—
(Un)
Power
*
1
5
(Un)
♦
1
—
—
—
—
—
al87/Bal9J/8
107
18%
377/s
37%
a20% a20%
135
32"%
Jan
18
Jan
40
Feb
19% Mar
38
Apr
21% Apr
38
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2150)
Monday, May 9, 1955
...
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
FOR WEEK ENDED
RANGE
Last
Low
Par
Western Union
We&tiiignouse
Williston
Woolworth
York
<F
(Un)
Corp
27a
24%
24 Va
200
22%
Jan
26
Greyhound Corp (Un)
15%
15
15 Va
2.100
137a
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
58%
Apr
Griesedieck
18%
1874
18%
2,800
18%
Apr
1874
Jan
Gulf
6874
6874
68%
400
5%
9,100
130
52%
24c
Jan
May
106%
37c
42,700
43c
Apr
13%
210
48% May
53
48%
48%
225
48%
23
"
23'A
5c
126
Midwest Stock
Jan
Halllcrafters Co
5%
47a
Jan
Hammond
35%
357a
35%
50
27
Jan
38
80 y2
Apr
32
32
33 %
200
30
Jan_
35
Jan
Jan
Harnlscnfeger Corp
Helleman (G) Brewing Co
267a
27 %
1,250
25 Va
Jan
27%
Feb
Feb
He In Werner
137a
137a
137a
300
974
Jan
137a
Apr
46%
44 %
Jan
48 %
Apr
Feb
Jan
8c
126
May
—-——
Akron
Manufacturing
Brass
Allis
Can
32 %
Apr
International Tel
& Tel
30 Va
Feb
Interstate
Co
9%
„
10
8%
8
—
8%
Jan
11
7%
1,100
10% Mar
Jan
Jan
9% Jan
61% Mar
%
Jan
807A
Apr
Apr
1,950
49%
49%
75'A
75%
76 Va
36
300
53
70
1,200
21
Jan
287a
22%
Jan
39
38%
39
317a May
44 % Jan
—
52%
52%
30
30
30'A
32%
1
Oil
B
B
(Un)
Armour & Co
Warrants
182
(111)
common
Jan
257a
Feb
217a Mar
Jan
62 7A
1867a Mar
Feb
173
7274 May
9% Apr
7'A May
7%
62%
80'A
400
1,200
900
—
39'A
39'A
100
39 Va May
—
15
6%
12%
26%
11 %
36
15%
117A Mar
11'A
36%
900
100
1,500
200
100
400
—
1
preferred——*
Athey Products Corp
4
Atlantic Refining Co—
10
2nd
—
—
—
6%
13'A
26%
477a
Jan
65%
Apr
67%
Jan
8174
Apr
6
Mar
127a
Baldwln-Llma-Hamllton
(Un)
147A
Jan
2774
Feb
13%
Feb
36
May
274
Aviation
Corp
com
new
7%
13,800
7%
7%
2,800
6
2,700
12
50
57
Jan
3,750
26
Mar
17%
16%
17%
—
61%
26'A
61 %
31'A
1—5
52 '/2
52%
54'A
900
lp
•
1%
1
1V2
xl29% 133%
w
Fisheries Corp
Corp
Borg-Warner Corp new common
24 % Mar
65
Apr
31% May
52% May
5774
Apr
Feb
I'A
Jan
10474
Jan
147%
2 Si
May
1
21
Jan
25
18
17%
50
25o
16%
Jan
2274
25%
46%
25'A
25%
500
24%
Jan
28%
Apr
Feb
46'A
47%
800
3474
Jan
47 %
Apr
Jan
37a
Feb
16% Mar
227»
Apr
16% Mar
19%
Feb
2%
2%
100
20%
21'A
16%
17%
27%
20'A
28%
20'A
1,100
1,700
300
27Va
2y#
30%
20 %
17'A
28%
——•
1
8
—12.50
Alum
Brothers
Butler
C
&
Corp
C
15
common
Corp
Canadian Pacific (Un)
City
Power
Katz
Kio
Brewing
Corp
Central & South West Corp
Light
&
Development..
27a
23 %
Jan
La
Salle
Extension
Laclede Gas
Lamson
Leath
Co
Pub
Co
&
common
Central 111 Secur Corp $1.50 conv
Certain-Teed
Lion
Oil
Louisville
Lytton's
Gas
&
Apr
2}jj May
Mar
of
Elec
Marquette
Cement
Field
Marshall
6c
Mlokelberry's
Food
Middle
$1
Products
Modine
Manufacturing
Monroe
Chemical
Co
$3.50
Motorola
Jan
National Standard Co
58% May
217a Mar
637a
Apr
National
26 %
Jan
New
174
Jan
2%
Jan
North
27 %
Apr
36%
Feb
North
24
Jan
28 Va May
Cylinder
Tile
York
Prod
&
American
Northern
Illinois
Gas
States
Power
Apr
Northern
2874
Feb
Northwest Bancorporation
1,300
Feb
117%-Jan
150
Apr
Pan
Apr
Paramount
9y8
82
2,100
48%
48%
100
2,600
Corp
Curtis-Wright Corp
(Un)
Co
Edison
Co
Jan
34%
Feb
Jan
96 %
Apr
Jan
71 %
Jan
34%
35%
347A May
45 Va
Jan
28%
29
1,500
400
26
32%
Jan
Pfizer
16%
16%
16%
2,400
16
Jan
17 %
Feb
Manufacturing Corp
40
40
40 V2
5,000
387a Mar
4774
Jan
48'A
48'A
48%
400
477a
5074 Mar
12
Phillips
11%
12'A
700
11 % Mar
147a
Feb
Potter
45%
900
377a
Jan
48
Jan
Public Service
9%
700
674
Jan
97s May
10
8
20
207A
1,200
16
Jan
23% Mar
__
33%
33'A
400
32
Jan
35%
__
35%
35%
100
337a
Jan
37
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
1
Du Mont Laboratories Inc
Class
(Chas)
Eastern
_10c
(E
Air
I)
de Nemours
Lines
(Un)
Inc
10
Paper Corp
National
Falstaff
5
Watch..:
Radio
5
Phono
&
(Un)
Brewing Corp
Mills
of
America
5
1
Inc
16%
10
American
Transportation__2.50
General Box Corp
Candy
Corp
5
General Contract
General
43 Va Mar
100
81Va
__
14%
__
9
2
Corp—
(when issued)
46%
81 Va
j
45
17
Mar
207a
Apr
Philco
Corp
81 Va
•
137a
Jan
300
157 %
Jan
200
36%
200
Jan
68 Va Mar
24
Feb
50 %
Apr
23%
Jan
17
Mar
19074 May
49
*
79 Va
Apr
Apr
100
45% Mar
48 % May
7 Va
1,200
7%
87
35
200
87
7% Mar
400
61%
127a
1274
127a
300
107a Mar
14
Rexal Drug
(R J)
Rlchman
Bros
River
Raisin
Rockwell
13
Jan
14%
3074
Jan
35
3%
Jan
167a
Jan
Jan
22
Feb
St
1374
Jan
16%
Feb
250
87a
700
7
93 %
100
80
Jan
57%
577a
500
50 Va
Jan
5974 Mar
8974
90
150
68
Jan
90 %
26 %
27
150
26% May
34
Jan
28
29
100
28
Jan
29
May
75
7374
75
1,000
737.
Apr
857a
537a
50 Va
537a
1,000
44% Mar
26%
26%
70
26
Jan
28
Feb
7
Jan
11%
Apr
10
10
107a
2,200
20%
19
15%
8y8
15%
9
2%
3
400
1,350
3,000
100
2,200
15%
7
Apr
Mar
177a Mar
9
Apr
Serrick
1174 Jan
14 %
57%
637a Mar
Feb
2% Mar
Louis
Sears
3%
Feb
Feb
153/4
153/4
5
14%
Jan
17%
18 "A
18'A
200
18 Va
Jan
2074 Mar
61
66%
1.220
49 7A Mar
80% Mar
51
52%
2,700
467A
Jan
55%
75%
Feb
33%
34%
1,700
31 Va
Jan
38
Jan
20
54Ya
53'A
55
34
Jan
55
May
Co
•
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•
59Va
Apr
Jan
537a May
Jan
237/a
21%
800
207a
21
30O
19
May
207a May
237a
69
200
557a
Jan
69
39 Va
250
33
Jan
39 Va May
38 %
11%
11%
40 %
42
52 %
5174
52 Va
600
28%
28%
29 %
1,300
18%
18 »/2
18%
Jan
117a
Jan
43%
4774
Jan
617a
24
Feb
30
177a Mar
21
77.
25,500
1,000
Jan
May
32
700
11%
4174
Apr
Apr
Feb
Mar
Jan
17
Mar
May
267a
2574
26%
48 Va
48 Va
1,300
20 Va
Jan
267a :May
483/4
1,000
44%
Jan
48%:May
68 7a
69%
200
65
Jan
24
24
24%
200
227a
Feb
24%
Apr
54%
54%
54%
200
50
Mar
58 Va
Apr
1
19%
18%
19%
42'/a
42 Va
42 Va
8
8%
22%
21
22 %
700
28
27%
28
20%
Feb
42 Va
May
Jan
8%
Apr
17
2,000
50
Mar
75
36 Va Mar
100
8%
25
700
2,000
Jan
5
Jan
15
22% Jan
22 % May
297a Mar
Feb
166
Mar
177a Mar
156
158%
200
2174
22%
3,100
23
Apr
44
44 %
200
36%
Jan
46%
Apr
51%
52 %
1,000
48%
Jan
573/a Mar
41
500
36
Mar
73
75%
800
71
Jan
777a Mar
8%
250
8%
Jan
10
42%
300
387a
Jan
42% May
u
3,600
Va
Apr
u May
158
100
22%
33 %C
•
73 %
•
8%
42
42%
%
417a
Apr
Jan
58
59%
300
58
May
71 % Mar
—
38
3874
500
38
May
40
Apr
31%
31%
31%
300
30% Mar
337a
Jan
46%
437/8
4674
22%
(Un)
23
4174
85
«
5
(un>
•
50c
•
85 Va
87a
9 Va
class B.
10
a
_
45%
467a
,•
2,500
37%
Jan
46% May
600
18%
Jan
257s
43%
1,500
32%
Jan
Apr
48% Mar
857a
400
75 %
Jan
897a
9%
467a
27
27
2774
700
7%
Jan
3,900
40
Mar
1,150
24
Jan
Feb
9 Va
Apr
467a May
Mar
31
12%
9
12 %
100
10%
Jan
13%
Feb
28 %
287a
200
25
Jan
2874
Apr
59 V2
59 %
10
60
Jan
1474
__
National
_
Stockvards
Service
Roebuck
6c
-.12
Feb
15
15Va
1,900
14l/a
Jan
16 %
Feb
100
22%
Apr
27
Jan
May
21
57% Jan
227/a
227a
1
18
18 Va
150
18
•
817a
82 Va
300
747<
Jan
85% Mar
12%
12%
50
12
Jan
13
38
397.
900
267a
Feb
40%
Apr
54 Va
54%
600
49% Mar
557a
Apr
1.40
Co"
Corp class B
--
*
"A"
common
_
Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
817a
—1
1
3974
•
_
54%
-
84 % May
107%
Jan
Name changed to
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
Southwestern
Spiegel
Public
500
50
28
300
24 %
Jan
28
207a
200
18
Jan
21 V« Mar
61 %
62
600
51%
Jan
62 %
54%
Standard
j 400
Feb
9%
Jan
Standard
Oil
700
66% May
73%
Feb
447a Mar
a
Dredging Corp
734
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil N J (Un)
of
39%
39%
100
14%
15
150
13%
Jan
15%
Apr
51
Jan
62%
Apr
Standard Railway Equipment
Stein (A) & Co__
1
59%
1,000
-18%
18%
100
16% Mar
45.
0
1874 May
287a
100
27 Va
Jan
287/a
Jan
127a
137a
2,000
10%
Jan
14
Apr
2 Va
2%
500
17.
Jan
5Va
100
1
5%
574
574
*
Standard Oil Co (Ohio)
-59
Apr
287a
13%
7874
78%
7874
600
25
California
39 % Mar
May
2%
1
68%
56% Mar
54%
27 Va
20.7a
15
1
common
Warrants
Mar
54%
9
•
.
Service
Inc
7%
7%
Feb
9
Bend Lathe Works
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)_
66%
900
Feb
,
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
South
34%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
96% Mar
67
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer-Cummins Co
Apr
—
—
Jan
69
8%
Tobacco
St Louis Public
__
—
Apr
20% May
9% Jan
207a
Jan
(Un)
common
Paper
15%
6
8
Feb
Mar
7%
8%
'
Bros
Apr
350
7
Feb
13
400
14
317a
-12.50
Spring & Axle
100
897a Mar
HU.^n4.C° (Un)
4374
72 % Mar
Jan
Co
400
61%
7%
Feb
20 %
(Un)
Reynolds
14%
61 %
„
May
2,400
137a
6%
32 Va
16 Va
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
21
700
1
Apr
2,800
55
Corp of America (Un)
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
14%
_
1
37
1,400
29 %
68 %
1,200
Radio
21
1,800
—
Jan
357s
27
Jan
84%
Gibson Refrigerator Co
May
67%
31%
Jan
87
28%
27
8%
Jan
67%
68 %
Co
Mar
98%
see
Oats
54
84%
H)
Quaker
210
96%
(W
new
Jan
84%
For footnotes
Co
May
98
Gossard
Company
Oil
45
«
Goldblatt
48 Va
3,100
of Indiana
Pullman
185
g
Co
48%
n
63
General Foods Corp
Genoral Motors Corp
(The)
48%
;
Co
25
9
Gillette
51
Rights
46
Oeneral Electric Co
Oeneral Package Corp
General Telephone Corp
Jan
4378 Mar
1
Co
(The)
207
13%
51%
Jan
Apr
200
39%
Petroleum
Co
45
12%
__
5
Mar
:
3
Feb
4%
4974
(Un)
207
13%
2%
800
190%
46'A
Dynamics
New common
21%
14%
46Va k
1
General
20
800
187
t>
5
Four-Wheel Drive Auto
General
800
50'A
2iy2
__
*
Controller & Mfg
Emerson
5
1
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Electric
21'A
23
49%
50
48
1674
6c Co
Apr
(Alan B)—
A
Pont
22 %
__
Mar
49
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
20
1874
67
(Un)
267a
20%
137a
38
16%
common
65%
10
200
50
5
5%
convertible pr preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke.
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Pictures
Coal
84
1
Company
Apr
474
900
■
66 %
Airways (Un)
Peabody
Pure
&
Dow Chemical Co
-
World
5174 Mar
20o
9'A
Flour
American
82 Va
Apr
300
44 y2
Apr
22 %
1,250
22
4974
9
Jan
687s
9%
227a
Jan
217a
41%
"4%
7.50
48
Jan
Jan
7
20%
40
16%
Gas
31V2
45%
Elgin
Natural
93
10
Eddy
Oklahoma
4
Motors
Jan
•
68%
29
257a
66 %
(Un)
92
28
Du
Co
29%
Crane Co common
Dodge
Oil
66%
Mar
Feb
5
com
Manufacturing Co
31V2
Cudahy Packing Co
Detroit
Oak
—
•
Consumers Power Co
Deere
Jan
92
__
22 %
May
1
Columbia Gai System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Continental
145
79%
9
3,050
25
100
1
10
9
May
2374
—12
Jan
200
Jan
25
10
(Minn)
Oiln-Mathieson Chem Corp
99 %
May
14
Jan
8
Co
2774
99
11
20 Va
1
(Un)
American Car Corp
Jan
1,200
Jan
125/a Mar
300
10
Aviation
Apr
267A
8%
1,600
•
(Un)
26
26 %
11
1
RR
99 % May
5
Apr
400
10
Mfg
Central
Jan
Co Inc
Jan
5 Va
13 Va
5
89%
Coleman
3%
37a Mar
25
___5
23 7A
%
—
274 Mar
1,100
1
Gas
Co
100
26%
1
300
4%
1
Napco Industries Inc
Ohio
Inc
3 Va
Mar
31
Ohio Edison Co
Foods
Feb
Jan
3
•
Jg May
2774 Apr
Clinton
18
Specialties—
class A
74 May
16% Jan
1
Jan
217/a
..3
Motor
Convertible
14,400
•
15%
21%
•
Inc
Muskegon
32%
%
100
750
4
pref
Montgomery Ward 6c Co
6574 Mar
Co
177a
4
Co
53
Ilium
24% Mar
40 Va
8974
25%
Electric
45 Va
2374
57%
Feb
preferred
Jan
Jan
13%
25
Cement
Jan
4%%
May
40%
217a
10 %
10
Portland
64% Mar
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
110
100
200
25
25
Missouri
21
Cleveland
May
110
43
"8%
4274
145
Apr
47a
1
150
__
87
23 %
f
—10
800
80%
200
Jan
Apr
Jan
17 Va
17%
Brewing Co....
Minnesota Min & Mfg
Mississippi River Fuel
65
—
110
6%
40
60%
93 %
prior preferred
53
10
Feb
6%
Minneapolis
23 %
28
5%
32 % Mar
43
10
65
___
34% May
23 Va
43
common.
21%
Co
Jan
1
Utilities
South
Miller & Hart Inc
51
Service
30%
4
Metropolitan Brick Inc
53
Chrysler Corp
300
110
110
•
com
new
—
Cities
3474
•
,_
(Un)
Co
_1
9%
Apr
14% May
1
Co
Cement
28
__
2874
Jan
100
100
10
Chesapeake 6c Ohio (Un)
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
4
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chicago Towel Co common
*
Jan
Jan
1274
1
Mfg
Jan
1,500
75
•
167a
2374
200
*
Ky
(Henry C) & Co
29 %
500
Chic Mllw St Paul & Pac common
135/a Mar
3,300
*
Co
2,600
32%
—
Jan
14%
2
Chicago Corp common
$3 convertible
preferred
Rights
Feb
41 %
137a
100
_•
..
Preferred
32 %
200
4
35 % Mar
27
1,300
•
Distillers
26%
1,700
26
x34%
1
Lead
27
37
Jan
14
7
National
27
36
5*%
common
Co
National
26%
39% Mar
38%
Printing
Apr
500
600
—
35%
Jan
797a
Chemical Co common
Apr
26%
Jan
35%
57/a
Llbby McNeil 6c Llbby
2%
59'A
1
2874
800
797a
Lincoln
27%
22%
2
pfd_4
850
377a
37 %
Lindsay
Jan
58%
Products
31
13%
—10
—
Jan
28'A
30'/a
4
174
27%
May
7574
5
Co..
23 %
28
Mar
22
Jan
—__.1
University
200
22%
10
Serv
23
Jan
•
(Un)
Sessions
&
100
32 Va
Apr
16%
1
2'A
—
8
19%
1
Monarch Co
JLnapp
27'A
2
31%
600
68%
267a
—_1
Jan
59'A
__
20
10
common
Co
Drug
Oil
&
21%
32%
•
50c
Jan
50
36
Light———'
(un)
8.75
Power &
1874 Mar
10
Celanese Corp of America
Illinois
—
16%
37%
convertible preferred -—.——50
5%
Kansas
100
28
Carrier Corp common
Central
—
10c
Super
Centlivre
—
Feb
300
4
(Un)
Chemical
&
National
Burton-Dixie
14%
30%
•
Electric
8teel
6c Laughlin
Jones
Portland
2 IS
—
900
22
3.50
—.
&
(Glenn L)
21%
18
,
Jan
157s
9 Va
73 %
15
(Un)
Stephens 6c ShinHe Shoe
Johnson
Kaiser
Martin
221
—20c
Company
Gas
Medusa
Apr
21%
212
1
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Illinois
Iowa
8'A
—
__
—
Works
Power
77a May
10
5
(Un)
Corp
Rights
Gear
Jan
Jan
40
14,900
300
16,700
Binks Manufacturing Co
(George W)
"
Jan
Mar
-8
(Un)
Benguet Con60l Mining Co
Steel
6%
31'A
Jan
Jan
7%
13
Jan
Jan
7%
•
.—10
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden Manufacturing Co
77a
8'A
—3
Co
39% May
16% Feb
257A
3
Washer
Avco Mfg Corp
Foote
13%
Feb
11
600
1,300
400
72%
33
Jan
Apr
7"A
60
77%
;—
convertible
Bethlehem
Feb
357a
8
_
—:
Automatic
337a
Jan
62%
77'A
—
Jan
May
10
(Un)—
55 Va
30
25
1,300
23%
185
71%
71 y2
Oil 6c Refining common—
Aahland
11%
22%
185
48'A Mar
700
200
1,100
5
80
10
class A com
Mining (Un)
Corp
common
11 'A
23'A
100
Develop
Steel
30%
11'A
7
Jan
197a
8
International Packers Ltd
Kansas
3°% May
27%
Apr
1,600
900
28
Anaconda Copper
Budd
Jan
Jan
Mar
27%
American Tobacco
Brad
48%
26
26
31%
American Tel 6c Tel Co
Borg
40 Va Mar
100
Jan
3%
450
73
•
Mineral 6c Chemical
600
1,150
200
7%
700
22
•
Harvester
31 'A
26%
(Hit
& Stand San
American Rad
Steamship Co
27'A
10
250
7%
31 Va
73%
1
31 'A
27'A
Foundry
&
1
41
1,200
477/a
Co—
26'A
9%
42%
Feb
Apr
15%
15%
Co
International
27%
American Motors Corp
Booth
High
——10
Machine
Products
International
12.50
Investment Co
Bendix
Low
31%
Co
American Cyanamld Co
$1.50
Inter lake
sinee Jan. 1
Range
10
______;
Development
Steel
574
31
common.
Co.
Steel
47a Mar
7
Door
common
Inland
1
American
New
New
1
American
Amurex
Share*
&
Brick
Industrial
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres
American
Sash
Indiana
High
20
(Un)
American Airlines
American
Armco
Low
•
Manufacturing
Chalmers
Corp
__
—1
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Allied Laboratories
_____—
27
10
1
5
50c
Castings
Aluminum
Advanced
•( Prices
.?■'
B
——10
Abbott Laboratories
Organ Co
Corporation
Illinois
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Jan
72% Mar
27'A
Salea
Week's
617» Mar
52
Exchange
East
Par
Feb
Apr
«t the round-lot transaction, only
STOCKS
37a Mar
4c
125
Friday
Jan
97%
18,000
126
Corp
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett
A compilation
2
Jan
Huttig
Acme Steel Co
Co
400
May
Hupp
Admiral Corp
Dock-
6c
23
50
126
Oil
Corp
Dredge
71%
250
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Jan
36c
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—
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13%
1
•
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Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
Gold Mining Co.
Radio
2%
Great
55%
Zenda
Zenith
Graham-Paige
55%
10
1
High
Feb
72
(Un)
Lots
Feb
556
<Un)
Wi
Corporation
Range since Jan.
High
Apr
73%
■36c
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32 Va
72
(Un)
*
Exploration
10c
(Un)——————■—*
Low
Par
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
83
26 %
90
199
73% Mar
26 %
72
Oil
Basin
Wilson & Co Inc
Last
Sale Price
1
High
26%
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High
10
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Friday
STOCKS
for Week
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Range
of Prices
Sale Price
STOCKS
MAY 6
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Jan
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437a May
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46 %
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Jan
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Feb
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Number 5427
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The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
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OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
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Stewart-Warner Corp
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Union
Carbide
Electric
Union
Oil
of
&
(Un)
Air
Van
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$4.25
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15
3
630
2% Mar
4%
Jan
400
25% Mar
28%
27%
Jan
900
26% Mar
31%
5
89%
90%
1,300
81 % Mar
93% Apr
27%
31%
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87
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May
34%
Jan
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78
128
Feb
Apr
7%
Feb
48%
Apr
Air
88
Apr
Alleghany
900
43 %
May
500
8%
Jan
27%
Jan
43% May
15% Mar
30% May
82
Feb
500
71% May
22% Jan
37%
500
Apr
35
Jan
42
Jan
600
15
Feb
38
20%
Jan
85
May
90
Jan
19%
Jan
34%
22% Mar
100
31%
Jan
23%
700
21%
Jan
34 % May
24% Feb
600
12%
950
10 %
78
100
69%
Jan
100
88
Jan
47% May
jan
ACF
Industries
Reduction
Allied
52%
Jan
12
va
FeD
83%
Feb
128
May
American
Amer
Friday
Week'*
Range
American
American
Security & Trust Co
American
Stoics
American Tel &
Tel
General
24%
41 %
Apr
28% Mar
945
34%
Jan
16%
17%
1,190
12
Jan
3^4
3%
41% May
24% Mar
85
Motors
Hudson
Lehigh
Martin
Merck
Jan
84
153/4
Jan
22%
44% Apr
66%
83
Tobacco
Armco
Steel
Jan
Jan
34%
Apr
91% Feb
Calaveras
23 %
Jan
26
California
25%
3 il
25 Va
125
Jan
Feb
Mar
170
20%
Jan
Va
24%
Va
Apr
303
28%
Jan
595
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?«% Mar
%
28%
12
12
200
12
253/4
Apr
80% Mar
May
24%
24'%
25
73/4
7%
95
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12%
13
24
Mar
53/8
26%
107
30
Mar
15%
Jan
320
11% Mar
293%
245
27
24%
1,150
14%
14'%
7
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13
Jan
15
Feb
Jan
18 % Mar
2,507
28 Vb
1,734
21%
48
48%
47%
47%
13
38%
39'%
4.007
37%
Jan
Apr
40 Va Mar
2,685
113%
Jan
15%
Mar
48 3/4
Feb
Cities
12%
13%
13
13%
3,719
40
38%
40 3/4
897
21
22 %
2,241
44%
44'%
50
44%
45
31
30%
31 %
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435
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37%
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Clary
136
43% Mar
45
31%
Feb
May
Feb
313%
Jan
435
Apr
55% Mar
36% Mat
Corn
64%
Crocker
Apr
Crown
67'/a
Jan
75 % Mar
Curtis
1,097
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Jan
393/4 Mar
40%
38%
Jan
42
98%
10
98%
Apr
100
Jan
142
133
Columbia Gas System
79
$3,500
84%
86
1,800
83
Feb
108
1,000
108
May
108
76% Mar
89%
108
Jan
May
Du
Shares
Range since
Jan.
Low
duPont
preferred
Glass-
footnotes
see
_
page
_
45.
2334
Jan
30
Mar
720
27%
Jan
36
May
Air
Eastman
Lines
Dorado
Paso
Oil
Plantation
Food
16%
5{g
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Power
&
37% Mar
General
Motors
23%
General
Paint
Jan
43%
92
37%
Jan
45
31%
31%
60
27
Jan
1%
1%
31 % May
500
273/4
273 4
220
18'%
18 %
1.215
Mar
Jan
25%
Jan
30
Feb
16
Jan
20
Feb
1 % Mar
32%
62 3/4 Mar
Slay
22 3/4
383/4
223/4
78c
3,200
37%
Jan
18%
Apr
97%
Apr
a—
21% Mar
76c
Jan
—
25%
Jan
1.10
Jan
Apr
a65
383/4
376
Jan
67
51
52%
1,278
42 Va
Jan
523's May
26 %
26 %
185
19%
Jan
26%
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Feb
Apr
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1,876
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251
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17
155
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Apr
93
1,490
141
143
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21 Vb Mar
16%
40%
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Apr
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May
45
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26 Va
Feb
1,086
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47%
Jan
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124
Jan
161
Feb
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12
210
50
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Apr
Feb
Jan
71
86
Jan
86
Jan
25
97
98%
146
96
Mar
100
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6
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220
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20
21%
2,383
16%
15 Va
16%
109
15%
15%
1,333
15%
Feb
17%
Jah
•
50Va
50%
51
550
47 Va
Jan
53
Apr
32%
common
Co (Un)
(Un)
33%
33
32 Va
210
32% Mar
35
Jah
2,620
•
5
7%
16
15%
24
Apr
18
•
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10
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9
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3
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common
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Jan
7% May
Apr
17% Mar
96
Jan
178%
46
195
41 Va Mar
48%
803/4
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67
158%
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Apr
50%
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Apr
80% May
10'A
148
8%
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10% May
46
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41 %
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52
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60%
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71% Mar
1
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21%
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26
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5,7ff
100
3%
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41%
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100
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Mar
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Jan
46
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64% Mar
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64% Mar
493/4
50%
340
47%
Feb
523/b
40%
41%
833
35%
Jan
41% May
61 %
64%
1,303
53
51%
51%
1.326
46%
Jan
55 Vb
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76%
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80 Va
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96%
98%
2,331
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89% Mar
jan
77 % Mar
104
Jan
11%
11%
330
11% May
*
—
16%
16%
100
16
(Un)
5
—
36%
36%
200
33% Mar
36%
General
Telephone Corp (Un)
10
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94
35%
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52%
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Apr
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1
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85
70 Va
Apr
73 Vb
Feb
1
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5
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General
.
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(The)
Goebel
2%
Jan
Brewing Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
34%
Feb
Great Northern
73'% May
82 Va
a—
570
76c
77c
16 Vb Mar
190
Apr
7y Feb
3234
81%
(Un)
Inc
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Apr
454
197
132
28% Mar
12
common
Light
&
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25%
320
96
5H APr
2,191
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895
16%
96
500
.
493/8
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Dynamics
78'%
16%
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16%
*
Electric
33
518
32 %
79%
3
General
73%
5(8
31%
May
493/a
Apr
Mar
Apr
40
Gas
Machinery
Fruehauf
3% May
Jan
Works
Natural
General
32%
16c
5
(Un)
common.
Kodak Co
General
78%
Jan
14
Feb
33
15c
43% Mar
Jan
2 Vb
150
344
7'%
2
15c
330
Jan
1%
15c
17
34
1% Mar
Apr
15c
50
17%
50
25
Jan
7%
Jan
26 Vb
Jah
Jan
3 Vb
6%
5% May
26%
26%
18%
16Vb
15%
26'/«
213/4 Mar
140
49%
16%
344
921
17
31
381
3,165
233/4
50
25 % Mar
1.212
3%
233/4
233/4
—
92
G'%
33/a
23 %
23 %
1
27%
43%
43%
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495
36
Jan
25
Bank
Corp
Co
26%
Jan
1%
25
—
_
28 %
5
Eastern
Apr
273/4
14%
A
preferred
39%
35%
.
20
Laboratories class A (Un)_10c
deNemours & Co (Un)
25
Chemical
Florida
1
High
31 Vb
common—2.50
Jan
333/4
*
class
(Del)
Fields
Inc
26
'
Co
177/b
Apr
5
Oil
47 %
16%
18%
20
220
Mont
Ewa
Hioh
5%
5
.
convertible
Indus
Corp
47%
35%
10
Apr
47%
35%
1
'B'-common
Federated
-1
Supply
Jan
22%
2'%
Emporium Capwell Co
Corp Ltd capital
10
Gas
16%
Jan
36% Feb
10
8fcles
5%
*
Feb
157/b
•
Eureka
for Week
35%
8.50
Corp
For
16%
•
McKinney Manufacturing
Plate
Range
'
5
Harbison Walker Refractories
$2.50
Week'e
of Prices
Low
•
15 Vb
184
28%
•
Giorgio Fruit Corp
Apr
-
500
20%
al9% al9%
3%
Publishing Co
81%
•
508
16%
2,697
*
Dorr-Oliver
78%
Jan
Mar
69
47'%
Feb
Feb
Feb
5%
Jan
40
Iron
Co
Curtiss-Wright
1,048
5
61 %
47
10
wi
Natl
38 Vb
136
37/a May
73
16 Va
12%
Preferred
Di
Jah
16
1
Refin
First
192
Jan
Jan
6
87
4%
16%
10
Chem
Jan
%
17
Jan
60 % May
20 %
25
Co
Zellerbach
Dominguez
.
Pittsburgh
(Un)
(Un»___
&
B
16%
20% Mar
2 Vb May
36%
America
Co
Products
Apr
435
Apr
Apr
nd
Consolidated Copp^rmines
5
Consolidated Edison of N Y (Un)
•
Consolidated Natural Gas Co (Un)__10
Continental Motors (Un)
1
283/8
Apr
147 Va
16'%
Apr
Jan
'
500
Apir
57%
B
Apr
20% Mar
—.
1,468
3%
3%
a64% a66%
Jan
2Jg May
11'/a Apr
6,977
64
103 Va
100
43/4
Jan
2
Ltd
44%
40
*
11%
19%
1%
(Un)
22%
Jan
__
Co
Brewing
(Un)_*
com
Jan
Feb
Last
Steel
12,287
4%
1
0
1°%
19%
—
498
11%
4%
10
42% Mar
36%
Par
Pittsburgh
5
138
60 %
„
2%
Consolidated
73
Friday
Natco
(Un)
325
2J2 2 28/32
HV4
52%
131%
5
10
Feb
100
Sale Price
Fuel
(Un)
Apr
19'%
1960
;
52%
1
15%
39'%
--
52%
0
41%
Jan
19%
STOCKS
Mountain
52% May
_5
36% Mar
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Star
Jan
28
System (Un)
Solvents (Un)
Commonwealth Edison
El
Lone
24%
25%
Gas
39%
1975
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
22 % Mar
100
Bdcst System new A wi
class
El
Blaw-Knox
100
Fuel
Dow
Ludlum
22%
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Douglas Oil of Calif
Washington Gas Light Co—
General
mortgage 5s
Allegheny
Apr
22%
1
Columbia
12%
Jan
Apr
Mar
Colorado
Jan
12%
Jah
8%
4
51.%
New
Jan
46
47%
Feb
38c
6 Va
Jan
453/4 Mar
Mar
Apr
1,295
930
Apr
33c
2,500
48%
Jan
Corp
Chemical
19%
78%
34c
7%
Jan
37/a
Corp
39%
._1975
33c
7%
Apr
Feb
407/8
363/s
45
BONDS
Co 4s ser A
193
Feb
393/a
50
Clorox
10
A
a44 % a453/4
a45
16%
May
220
29% Mar
Jan
10
common
36
45%
i
of
Continental Oil
35
*
245
1
Service
Columbia
13 Va
'"—•p.
36
17%
Commercial
412
13
13 %
preferred
Feb
303/4
27%
•
Inc
Jan
433%
Jan
27%
-
36
39% May
141
a3%
Chance Vought Aircraft
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Rv (Un)
23
Chicago Milw St Faul RR com (Un)__•
Preferred
(Un)
100
Chrysler
Corp
26
13%
May
20%
50
3J%
Jan
39 % May
100
Apr
44%
(Un)__
w
Eureka
16
47 %
Jan
Jan
16%
Central
42
48%
133/4
1
67 Vb
a3%
Apr
8%
675
100
common
Co
Corp
173/4
50
Improvement
Celanese
47
10
Serv
&
common
173/s
50
com
Ii
Ry
59 % May
793/4 Jan
126 %
1
Co
65 Va
Jan
38
;54
80
17%
Co
Oil
Jan
a3%
Caterpillar Tractor Co
46
•
72% May
48% Apr
Mar
487
5.50
Pacific
17 3/s
•
Feb
627/b
lc
Calif
46 Vb
10
186% Mar
1,734
100
Co
Atlantic
Apr
Jan
(Un)„13
com
Dry Ginger Ale
Feb
50 %
Jan
15
15%
al423/4 al45%
5
(Un)__50
—
Cement
2534
413/4
58%
59%
a773/8 a77%
39%
39%
•
Canadian
Mar
Jan
173%
a77%
•
Sullivan
Jan
335
40
Inc
new
13 Vb
1,945
47%
15
Corp
Canadian
22
Feb
Feb
183
59%
(Un)
Ink
•
50
preferred
series
Corp
Jan
43 %
54%
473/8
410
3
Sugar
1
20
common
24% May
Jan
27
—*
Baltimore Transit
5s
Calamba
11%
985
43 Va
Apr
Mar
2,012-
5
Canada
50
1.762
—*
1
45
38% May
1,151
_P 2
Apr
Feb
243/8
1234
48
10
Jan
253/4
98 %
24%
Bank
Lothrop
Fe
(Un)
Pacific Trading Corp
California
Packing Corp
26 %
10
com
Co
&
23%
28%
Co
Westmoreland
34
24
-
38%
197
37% Mar
28
279
62%
Burroughs Corporation
Byron Jackson Co
87
1,514
72%
Company
27
Co—
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
Woodward
Apr
31
383/4
20
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
192
24%
common
convertible
35%
May
43%
1
31%
1
preferred
Light
Jan
96 %
10
_
preferred—
Service Electric & Gas
Gas
9%
31
593/4
(Un)
&
Jan
Apr
473%
2 14/32
Hill
22%
72%
Holdings Corp (Un)
Boeing Airplane Co (Un)
Oil Corp
Bunker
1,195
473/4
Bolsa Chica
Budd
273/B
May
Jan
182%
2
Co
89 Va
62%
Co
Borden
Jan
473/4
Rights
Borg-Warner
75%
60
Corp__
Corp (Un)__
Bethlehem Steel
Oil
Apr
200
25
(Uni
Santa
Instrument
Aviation
Bishop
89%
all3/B all3/8
22%
23%
25
(Un)
Aircraft
New
B
Washington Gas
Beech
Bendix
9%
80%
a52 a52 %
10
com
&
Jan
32% May
38%
100
Securities (Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
88
25 %
25
Investment
Power
(111)
Apr
47 Vb
273/a
5
Baldwin
Beckman
7%
200
44 Vb
Jan
Mar
99%
31
i_
Refining Co
Corp
29
10
w
Topeka
47Vb
Jan
a52
(Un)
Apr
135
515
Jan
38%
5
Co
43
75
1
High
72 Va
10
Co
Jan.
93% Mar
12%
(Un)
since
76
89%
Corp
common
222
Jan
Jan
152
(Un)—1
com
Range
LOW
8%
26%
Viscose Corp (Un)
Anaconda Copper Mining (Un)
Anglo Calif National Bank
1.585
30%
82%
Sales
%
8%
89%
American
35%
"
15
71% May
a99 a993/4
Refining (Un)—•
35%
Paper—
Electric
Apr
98 Vb
5
1
preferred
National
Jan
7% Mar
24%
5
common
31% May
32 3/a Feb
a75% a77%
a75%
27%
(Un)
American Tel & Tel
American
88
■
—
16%
Jan
Shares
32%
1
(Un)
American Radiator & S S
American Smelting &
30%
31
"
-
Jan
Apr
25%
High
32%
20
(Un)
com
Theatres
American Motors
34%
26 %
A
Inc
Co
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
35
35%
3
Paper
Apr
38% Mar
10
Co
May
905
16%o
series
$4.50
81
1.064
25
preferred
&
series A
$4.25
10
1.141
preferred
&
3.60'r
United
18% Apr
40% Feb
8
25%
Corp
Oil
Jan
82
1
3.60'?
Sun
38
41%
7%
25
common
B
Participating
Scott
436
145
79
*
Common
Riggs
20%
preferred
Philadelphia Transportation
Reading
84
20
1,200
40
10
Pennroad
Corp
Pennsylvania Power & Light com
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
Pennsylvania Water & Power Co
Philadelphia Electric common
Public
Jan
Feb
734
,.
&
Mtge
Potomac
9%
4'%
80 V4
50c
& Co Inc
Philco
17%
40
84
20%
10
Navigation
(Glenn L)
National
17
393/4
13 %
common
Resistance
Coal
Jan
40%
Co
series
International
3%
186% Mar
.1
Corp
Co
Pulp
5.12'v
17%
6% partpfd.50
Co
Co class
Homasote
Jan
25
(Julius)
(The)
17%
Apr
13%
26%
382
for Week
a58 % a62%
(Un)—•
(Un)
Blair
Brothers
Hecht
FeD
40
1723/4
1.80
convertible
Gimbel
58 %
41%
Co
Deposit
Goldenberg
49% Mar
High
45% Mar
521
1
Co
convertible
5V'i'/(
Jan
26%
50
Delaware Power & Light common
Duquesne Light Co
Electric Storage Battery
4 %
2.041
43%
24%
5
Publishing
&
Garfinckel
181% 185%
lc
preferred
Securities Corp
Fidelity
240
26 %
Company
Curtis
142
50%
185%
13
Securities Corp
Baltimore Transit Co—
Common
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
LOW
44%
50 %
Corp
Co
Baldwln-Llma-Hamilton
10
Baldwin
Budd
Range since Jan. 1
High
44%
Dye
Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
*
Baldwin Lima-Hamilton
non-cum
Shares
a62%
•
_1
Atok-Big
100
Corp
Atlantic City Electric Co
$2.50
44%
•
Arundel
Bankers
Low
10
Co
of Prices
25
-
(Un)__
Can
American
Atlas
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Jan
Exchange
a41 a42
*
Bdst-Para
Atlantic
Bales
&
Mfg
Airlines
Atchison
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
(Un)
Ltd
Armour & Co
Par
10c
287
of Prices
Low
5
(Un)
common
Chemical
Allis-Chalmers
common
Inc
Co
Corp
Aluminium
400
128
Laboratories
New
stocks
Feb
28% May
Jan
2
Range
Par
Abbott
Jan
48%
128
59
48%
Feb
78
__5
_
Corp
213/4
50
12
,
,
Jan
5%
Mar
7c
749
>
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Feb
85
23%
10
Machine
85
10
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
16 VB
21
—10
-
393/8
16
85
36%
38%
*
74%
Apr
67%
100
16%
Jan
40%
800
36
*
71%
STOCKS
600
73%
1
71%
San Francisco Stock
1,603
30%
-5
Co
100
1,100
7l3/4
71%
12.50
Friday
30%
12%
Service
43%
10%
9%
10
common—
6%
43%
9%
•
27%
Jan
6%
16%
15
31%
26
60c
Apr
26
44
_
43%
2%
44
.
_
37% Mar
25%
90 V2
14%
31%
24
14,350
1
High
Jan
4% Mar
90
10c
26%
Feb
27%
28%
100
283/4
10
»
60c1
59% Mar
106
Zenith
Radio
Jan
Jan
3
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Yates-American
13%
44%
400
1,600
—
Inc
Public
1.700
1,300
31 Vb
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power
Woolworth
143/4
56%
14%
100
5
28%
8c
5
Range since Jan.
Low
60c
5
283/«
10c
Share*
High
60c
5
Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westlnghouse Electric Corp
Apr
41%
Axle
Vanadium
25 % Mar
100 Vb
Low
*
<te
spring
Mining
United Engineering & Foundry Co
51% May
Jan
Jan
54
523%
preferred
Wisconsin
14%
Mar
84
20'/a
41
—
1
_
_
46
100
1,000
54%
—
300
96%
233%
31
—
Co
513/4
96%
23
50
Works
Stores
51%
'
-
50%
_
Motor
Wieboldt
Jan
10
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Westinghouse Electric Corp__
Whirlpool new common
White
26%
31 %
(Un)
.
(when
Iron
Co
Jan
;'
•
—
(Del)
S Rubber Co (Un).
U S Steel Corp common.
Walgreen
21%
1,600
Reymer & Bros
for Week
of Prices
1
San Toy
-10
Inc.
common
Rockwell
Jan
51%
1
U
New
Jan
45
25
Corporation
Lines
15%
Jan
1
—
Calif
United
Feb
31%
1
Mo
United
Apr
12'A
2,450
23%
2
_
Carbon Corp
of
13"%
2 500
423%
24 J/4
—
_2
__
Century-Fox Film
Union
12% Mar
123/4
41%
123%
—5
__
Co
Bales
Range
Par
.
Renner
27% Mar
23%
12%
•
Corp
Hif*
Feb
233i
25
(Thp)
24%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
42
25
Co__
Trav-ler Radio Corp
Tri Continental Corp
20th
1,400
S
On
Transamerica
200
13 V4
10
_
Tranp
Low
25%
12%
-1
.
Friday
Range since Jan. 1
tsigh
25%
13%
—
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Thor Power Tool
Edison
low
6
STOCKS
Shares
25%
Tool
(Un)
Company
Tnlarin
of Prices
5
_
MAY
for Week
_l
-
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Sale Price
7
RANGE
Week'e
Grevboimd Com
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,
(Un)
3
—
—
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8
Jan
Apr
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Jan
17
Feb
9
Apr
Jan
200
543,4 Mar
60% Mar
403/4
403/4
315
36 Vb
Jan
4 2 % Mar
15
15
595
13%
Jan
16% Mar
40
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2152)
.
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
range
Sao Francisco Stock Exch.
STOCKS
Hancock Oil Co class A
1
Pineapple Co
Development Co
Oil Co <Un)_-
•Honolulu
Hunt
Oil
Foods
Low
34%
164
15 A
2,271
I-25
1-25
400
—
1
Corp
2.85
2.60
—
•
1—6%
Inc
Low
14/a
15'/a
»77
—
27
34
Low
Mar
44%
Feb
16%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
85
Jan
27% May
Oil
Richfield
(Un)
20
International Nickel Co
50
38
1,245
64%
155
35% Jan
58% Jan
„
199
87%
Apr
Jan
30
85%
Jan
91%
Apr
Apr
195
32% Mar
39%
Apr
58%
Jan
87
Apr
Jan
4%
25% Mar
*
a85'A
a85%a85%
10
a37%
a37%a38%
&
Jones
(Un»
Steel (Un)
Corp
Laughlln
Kaiser Aluminum & Chem Corp
Kaiser Motors Corp..—
Kansas Power & Light
Kennecott Copper Corp
Lockheed
T,o»w'»
Tnc
Magnavox Co
Co
"B"
2%
Jan
25
21%
Jan
allO'A al04% allO'A
360
99
Jan
52%
53%
501
48%
Jan
20%
22%
680
45
43%
46,a
2,546
21%
20%
21%
1,329
13% Jan
43% May
17% Mar
170
1.70
285
53%
a34%|.
5
24%
1
18
Inc
(Un)
(Un)—25
South Utilities Inc
Mindanao Mother Lode Mines
M J M & M Oil Co (Un)
Portld
Cement
pfd
27
28%
Feb
28%
1,507
May
24% Mar
43%
,a
30
Apr
40% Mar
42%
28
24
Jan
36
Apr
21%
Feb
25%
Apr
27
124
5'%
100
5%
Apr
Utilities
(Un)
Montgomery Ward & Co
Cumulative
44
21%
Jan
32
224
30%
Jan
6c
99,750
3c
50c
Apr
Apr
76c
Apr
14
Jan
15
Jan
25
Jan
57c
64c
20,430
14/2
14%
500
a27% a27%
—
75%
•
•
30
1,391
75%
73/a
73% May
National
City
Distillers
Lines
National
Gypsum
National
Linen
Natomas
1
Products
(Un)
(Un)
Service
Corp—
N Y Central
Niagara
Mohawk
Norris
Oil
North
Apr
35% Mar
6c
Co—
Gas
Railway
Co
American Invest common
6% preferred
Northern Pacific Railway (Un)„
Northrop Aircraft
1,734
27%
27
28 %
1,780
25
25
100
a74%a75A
75
66 Va
Jan
735
25 Va
May
*
—
1
25%
26
26
Jan
48
Jan
19
May
21%
Jan
Oceanic
Ohio
Oil
(Un)
20
Co
Edison
(Un)
Olln Mathieson
Chemical
Corp
5
—
Products
Pacific
Coast
Pacific
Gas
Inc
25
78
Apr
39%
Jan
Textron
Aggregates
&
Electric
26
common
6%
1st preferred
5%%
1st preferred
5% 1st preferred
Trans World
5%
25
25
red preferred
red ser A
5%
4.50%
Pacific
1st
25
.„
25
Corp
•
common
Pacific Oil & Gas
Development
Petroleums Ltd
&
3,806
37
1,093
34
34
100
16%
Apr
Tide
4% Mar
Tel
1
common
Water
Preferred
100
Western
Palmer
Stendel
Pan
Corp
4
Oil
American
Paramount
Oil
10c
World
Pictures
Airways (Un)
Corp (Un)
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)_Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Pioneer
Mill
Pullman
Inc
Co
Ltd
1
(Un)
20
Oil
Co
(Un)
new
common
Radio Corp of America
(Un)
5
fUn)
Ry Equip & Realty Co Ltd
Rayonier Inc common
22
74%
Jan
90%
78%
79 V2
2,804
a43% a44%
255
114%
114% 115%
781
107%
Jan
19%
125
19%
Apr
Apr
22%
44
Jan
49
19%
a47
a47
12%
a
a
44 Va
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17%
44%
Oil
Jan
Feb
Feb
100
15%
Apr
Jan
21%
26%
Jan
Jan
12
Jan
97
46%
Jan
270
42 %
Jan
88
Feb
18
Apr
51%
V
47
:
Apr
Mar
a95%
a97
28
95%
Feb
40 Va
40 Va
520
38% Mar
42 Va
Feb
16
17Va
390
14
a21 Va a21%
270
20% Mar
17% May
21% Mar
17 Va
*
preferred
48 %
119
12% Mar
265
1,228
51% a51 %
■
45% Mar
30
12%
23%
12%
23%
73% Jan
.
27%
Inc
24
114
41%
3,140
31
31
169
1
a26%
$26 Va a26%
35
89%
339
Jan
27
1,755
40%
8
(Un)
27%
a27% a28Va
40%
Mar
Jan
29
Mar
28
Mar
37% Mar
43%
Apr
26%
Jan
33%
Apr
25 Va Mar
27%
Jan
Jan
93%
•27% Feb
50% May
31%
Apr
53%
Feb
31%
Jan
Feb
United
Air
United
Corp of
400
-8
69%
70%
10
41%
43
a6%
a6%
50
57%
57%
765
51%
33
34
257
33
Lines
29
Feb
Apr
United
Fruit
41 % Mar
United
Gas
81c
Jan
U
12%
Jan
U
;• 138% Mar
U
129%
Jan
5
144
Jan
148%
Apr
40%
210
39
Jan
57
Mar
19c
5,500
19%
870
S
Mo
Del
(Un)
•
10
-1
(Un)
Corp_
New
28c
20%
Feb
Vica
37% Mar
Victor
90%
Jan
47%
Apr
40
45 Va
271
85%
86%
1,055
43%
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
Mar
a__
—
35%
Feb
a—
Jan
___
40% Mar
48
Apr
Jhn
83
Apr
68
43%
2^3
43% May
10
:
7
57% May
68
66
68
332
66
3%
3%
3%
200
1.00
1.00
25
14
14%
914
al9 a!9%
55
May
3% Mar
43% May
71
Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
17% Mar
69% May
34%
26va
8
Oil
(Un)
Co
a38
Feb
610
836
45 Va
16%
Consolidated
Sugar
a38
Apr
27 %
•
wi—
common
33
82
Jan
8
(Un)
Corp common
Utah-Idaho
a6%
1
Co
Rubber
Steel
27
12%
Inc
Corp
Plywood
S
8
of
(Un)
Sugar
27%
Mar
41%
Apr
245
22 %
Jan
29%
18
Jan
23
Apr
25
(Un)
Company
Equipment
_1
Co
Feb
1.00
3.50 Mar
Jan
14%
18% Jan
20%
Jan
85
Jan
12%
Apr
Apr
285
Warner
230
49
Mar
58
Mar
Weill
39%
383
36
Mar
40% Mar
5%
6
4,605
4%
Feb
115
71 %
Jan
Pictures
Bros
13
6
&
Co
(Un)—_
al9%
Wells
81
Mar
Preferred
75% Mar
West Coast
Life
Insurance
8%
Jan
13% Mar
Apr
71
Feb
West
37% May
39%
Apr
Western
TVnart.P'iont
367/a
46% May
30% Feb
Western
Union
Indies
Air
1.05
1,644
9%
1,067
62%
63
242
62% May
71
Ftb
a22% a22%
10
21%
Feb
24%
Apr
475
17%
Jan
21% Mar
43 %
46%
2,104
27 %
29
377
a73% a73%
50
60 %
Jan
75%
Apr
Inc
Woolworth (F W)
a38% a38%
20
38%
Apr
39%
Feb
Yellow
Westlnghouse
Cab
(Un)
Qtnre*
1
20%
21
12%
12%
103 Va 103 Va
21
Jan
81c
8%
Jan
74%
Jan
1.10
Apr
10
Apr
100
11%
Jan
330
75%
Jan
71%
71%
73%
580
71% May
83
Apr
Feb
47%
47%
48%
497
47% May
52%
Jan
6%
350
Feb
6%
Apr
—2s"
(Un)
Corp
10
12%
10
Telegraph
Elec
Co
63
—1
Lines
29
Jai
1.05
5
(Un)
Sugar
46%
Jan
Mar
9%
60 %
26 %
Mar
70
(Un).
common
53
125
71
155
(Un)
70
37%
50
70
70
13
37%
81
70
(R)
Fargo Bank
Westates Petroleum
a57% a60%
25
Apr
a91% a92%
92%
27
39%
—
Apr *
62%
a44%
-50c
Co
*
Preferred
a
29
•
(Un)
28%
22%
—
_1
21
Jan
a
Corp
•
common
Jan
51
27
a73% a75%
a57%
18%
985
210
Jan
—
•
250
62
17%
Wpctorn
Pure
35% Jan
20%
61%
2,580
Jan
5%
__
Feb
20
34%
20 %
23%
Jan
a51% a53%
•
34
Apr
Feb
72
34%
30%
Jan
—
P10
23
52%
37%
22%
a53%
3
45% Mar
Jan
61%
a
Feb
50
Feb
27%
50%
26%
a42% a42%
41%
65
30%
28
a27% a277/a
—
.12%
—
27%
17c
__
25
a46
Jan
Feb
29
18%
a42%
50
33%o
£46
a28 % a28 %
38%
81%
common
United Aircraft Corp (Un)
17c
87
10
360
19%
Apr
May
a42% a42%
Union Oil Co of California common—25
2,849
__
1
27%
42%
18
5
8
(Un/:
Union
40%
40%
Feb
25% Mar
•'
421
78
Apr
al48
■
a27% a28%
a27%
1
(Ind)
34%
al48
__
25%
89 %
Universal
Pacific
51
Jan
28
of California
Jan
May
56% Mar
Jan
25 Va
Apr
31 %
55c
Jan
45
100
Apr
Electric
10% Mar
50
1,547
40%
Union
49
V
37% Mar
Apr
600
51
25%
291
48% Mar
120
50%
25%
39%
37
11
50%
25%
49% Mar
509
54 Va
54 Va
;
Feb
55% Mar
858
54%
39%
Jan
60c
54
(Un)
44 % Mar
137
37%
Apr
35
11
Jan
•
27
55c
31
23%
Carbide & Carbon
137
U
71%
Union
40%
55c
a34% a34%
Apr
Apr
10
27
137
65 V* Mar
Jan
Airlines
40%
—
100
Feb
Jan
27
99
a28% a28%
Apr
10
May
60
28% May
•-
—
82%
8
405
42
75
a28 % a28%
Jan
285
61
130
20
a31%a31%
—
a28%
40'A
33 %c
Pacific
Tel
47%
__
25
.
preferred
Lighting
Pacific
47%
47%
25
76
8%
61
27%
Apr
Jan
223
8
61
a28 Va
57%
7%
a81% a82%
8%
10
52% Mar
400
a81 %
25
2
141
8%
Apr
Ass'd
54%
8%
Jan
63%
749
Co
Transamerica
>
27
Apr
Tide Water Associated Oil com
Apr
36%
-_5
Apr
57 %
68%
preferred
48%
22 Va Mar
22%
267
28%
American
Jan
1,913
920
a61% a63%
....
44%
28%
Jan
23%
63%
23%
a
64%
Texas
253
27
32%
6c
28%
Texas Company (Un)
Gulf Sulphur Co
Feb
900
__
Jan
28% May
400
•
19%
Apr
Mar
4c
28%
Tri-Continental Corp
Pabco
17%
31,100
Super Mold Corp
3%
Jan
609
5c
& Co (Un)
Sylvanla Electric Products.
Feb
63
16'%
3% Mar
17%
4c
Swift
5% Mar
48%
13%
Apr
17%
Packard
54%
—
41
Sunray Oil Corp (Un)
3%
—
12
34 % Mar
65%
Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
Studebaker
48%
16%
16%
1
Co
185
1
Co of N J
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Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
40'%
1
•
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Apr
52%
3%
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Oil
Standard OH
Apr
33%
51'/a
—
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43%
52%
25
——
55
Jan
,
30
40 %
Jan
Service
Co
Standard
Jan
Jan
31%
Apr
•
(Un)
Corp
Standard
Apr
23%
Apr
125
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26
Apr
600
Jan
49%
5
•
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17%
1,121
48%
41 %
pfd ser A__25
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10
42
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254
25
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1,042
1,143
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-25
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Feb
Jan
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11%
10%
44%
45
4.88%
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Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
10%
preferred 4.56%
Southern
87%
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40%
,
preferred
Southern California
32
16%
33%
Jan
44%
10%
1.40
2.50
•
2.50
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Southern
Apr
832
42
--
1
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9%
45
Mar
30%
270
4
—
•
1
Aviation
17-
Jan
20% May
46% Mar
198
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17%
17%
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9
--
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Power
American
all%
37
25
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20%
21
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24
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1
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P.1Q
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38%
8% Mar
40
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8
10
8
10
10
(Un)
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6c
63c
5
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165
7%
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Montana-Dakota
100
40%
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7
33
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2
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Socony Vacuum
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preferred 4.08%
25
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29
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29
Apr
941
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10
plO
1,535
a8%
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1
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Mar
35
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90%
67% May
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp
(Un)
Jan
1.70
21
--
16%
.—
Middle
21%
Jan
1,496
—
1
1.65
Water
Shasta
Shell
Feb
24 A
24
29
36'/4
331
36
Mining
Paper Co
Sears Roebuck &
4o^a
650
67%
Inc
Industries
Schenley
46% May
38%
Bcott
Apr
53% Apr
23% Apr
62%
Mauriclo
40% Mar
48
Jan
Jan
35
Joseph Lead (Un)
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
Ban Diego Gas & Elec com
Ban
920
31 Va
67%
1
Stores
46%
685
382
38%
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Safeway
112
a33% a34%
28%
•
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Mfg. Co
Co
—
1
(Glenn)
Merck
—
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(Un)
Menasco
Monolith
355
1
Matson Navigation Co (Un)
McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
&
3%
7
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Martin
3'A
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class
556
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26%
8%
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26%
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Kern
al02 al00% al04 A
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75%
45%
46%
505
.
~
35
St
•
Johns-Manville
Jan
39% Mar
66'A Feb
Apr
84%
67%
S and W Fine Foods Ino
23%
91%
23%
Apr
621
International Paper Co (Un) —
International Tel & Tel com (Un)
55%
Feb
55
25%
Jan
24%
43%
38'/a
(Un)
Corp
a61
64%
37 Vs
(Un)—•
7'/a
(Can)
Theatres
RKO
a61
37 %
—
•
Harvester
18%
23
1
Riverside Cement Co class A
Idaho Power Co
International
-
•
Corp
1
High
Low
High
42
„
50o
•
•
Co
Manufacturing
Rheem
Feb
Apr
'24%
Range since Jen.
Shares
84 %
5
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Remington Rand (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
Reynolds Tobacco class B
Apr
2.40
77%
23%
of Prices
High
2.60 May
6
473
,a
1
for Week
Range
Bale Price
1.20 Mar
12%
450
a77
25 h
—
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High
34 Va
—
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Last
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of Prices
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for
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5%
13% Mar
108 %
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range
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Canadian
Sales
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for Week
Par
Abltlbi
Power
4%%
ft
Paper
5%
common
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preferred
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preferred -26
5%%
2nd
preferred
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4%% preferred
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$2.40
preferred
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Atlas
Corp
Steels
—50
•
common
.
Ltd
•
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Class B
Bell
—25
Traction
Light
British
American
Bank
Brmsn
American
on
ft
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Note
•
preferred
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ProductsColumbia Power
British
footnotes
see
page
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30%
33
23,305
26
Jan
?
High
33
May
26%
420
25%
Jan
27
Mar
10
10 %
725
8%
Jan
24
460
105
10% May
24
May
105
65
7%
7%
600
7%
45.
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~
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•
23
Feb
104% Mar
7% Mar
59%
56%
59%
3,715
88%
88%
92%
5,730
69%
Jan
26
26
26%
630
26
Jan
106 106 %
220
106
Apr
—
—
50%
49
Jan
106
Feb
8'A
60
95
Apr
26% Mar
108
Mar
51
200
47
Feb
51
24
24%
3,030
21
Feb
25%
120
120
57%
57
57%
440
39
39
39%
5,780
32%
16%
16%
17%
3,380
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—-•
110
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61
62%
47
48
7%
7%
17,546
18,561
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23%
52
26%
26%
27
6,828
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a96
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105 105%
a52
53
Apr
57% May
Feb
39% May
17% May
58%
Jan
63%
Apr
38
Jan
53
Apr
45%
Feb
47
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'
7%
a52
127
13% Mar
1,775
47%
Apr
Mar
53
410
47
46
May
Columbia
Mills
Class
25
7
21%
Apr
23%
Apr
29%
Jan
92%
96
Jan
85
104
Mar
25
51
Jan
52%
Jan
8%
Jan
53
53
145
11 Va
10%
11 Va
12,465
27%
27%
28
1,176
9% Mar
Jan
25% Mar
24% Mar
105%
Mar
Feb
Ltd
TeleDhone.
class
B
Building
Cement
$1.30
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47
U
1,106
185
43 %
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May
15%
Feb
Mar
6%
Feb
46%
Jan
5.75 Mar
7.05
Feb
5
5
975
46
46
240
-_5
6.10
5.85
6.10
1,020
•
common
37%
37
38%
2,930
37
30
30%
20
Canada
Iron
Canada
Northern
10
Power
Corp
2nd
43% Mar
32
Feb
ulOO
468
30
Apr
25
25
25
May
26%
27'A
2,175
23
Jan
175
12%
Apr
14
105
70
104%
Feb
108
Jan
104% 104 %
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Safeway Ltd 1st pfd
preferred
May
Feb
al2% al23A
27
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Canada
42 %
Jan
25
.
—*
Foundries
High
47
11
5
preferred
25
104% May
106
Feb
105
25% Mar
23
Feb
Jan,
13'A
13'A
325
13 Va
Feb
13%
Feb,
*
27
26%
27
6,685
25
Jan
2R%
Feb
-25
29 %
29
29%
1,400
29
May
Canadian Bronze common
•
27
27
27%
405
27
Jan
2P
Canadian
•
34
34
34'A
345
30
Jan
34% May
•
20%
20%
21%
Steamship
Canadian
$1.25
5%
pfcL
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preferred
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Canners Ltd
Canadian Car ft Foundry common
Class a
$1.75
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
Canadian
6%
ft Cellulose
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Cottons
Hydro
B
common
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Carbon
Canadian Industries common
20%
Jan
22%
Jan
22%
645
21
Jan
23%
Apr
20%
21 %
3,440
20
Apr
25
Feb
35'A
34%
35'A
225
32 %
Apr
37
Jan
•
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9%
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1,725
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14
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18
10
10
125
10
May
11
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8%
200
8
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9
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1,887
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24
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•
21%
14
17
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98
98
45
95
Apr
93 Va
Jan
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preferred
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Canadian
5%
1.915
25
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11% May
'an
22 %
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28%
29'% May
20%
20
common
preferred
Canadian
50
-25
Celanese
series
Canadian
Apr
45%
sine* Jan. 1
Range
High
11
Forgings class A
54 Va Mar
Mar
46%
Shares
46
Canada
Canada
of Prices
Low
—
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Canada
28
for Week *
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A
Products
Canadian
61
47%
Jan
Apr
50
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'
23
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preferred
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26
pfd 100
4%%
5%
•
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common
British Columbia Electric
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4%%
•
•
Telephone
F-n*niar
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10%
100
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Steel
Aluminium
33
British
Bruck
24
•
common
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of Prices
Lnio
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Class
•
Last
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Par
Week's
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Week's
Friday
STOCK!
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Last
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20
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22%
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6,420
17
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50
105
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3
19%
5 %
Jan
Jan
Jan
23
May
106
Feb
7% May
Volume
181
Number 5427
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The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
.
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(2153)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Range
Pacific
Railway
—20
Canadian Petroiina Ltd
pld
Viewers
31%
7,855
25%
19,258
43%
3,565
24
42V2
Chrysler Corp
Cucibiiutt
Coghlin
(B
Coneoi
Jj
Mining
class
Class
Smelting
Davis
27%
Seal
Co
Dominion
III
Co
Coal
Ltd
class
Steel
&
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com
I
&
Sec
Smith
Husky
Imperial
25 %
Jan
34
25
26%
Jan
27%
26
1,807
24% Mar
29%
49%
61%
3,140
16
33
15%
Jan
16
27%
1,885
27 Va
11%
Jan
28
16
685
22%
26%
Jan
23%
29
33%
3,325
29%
17%
Jan
33%
24%
17,112
25
Jan
33% May
30'/a
30
30%
2,782
27
111
111
Jan
70
110
Mar
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8
8
100
60
66
•
St
Mailman
Corp
Mcleon
Drug
National
Steel
National
&
Trust
Niagara
Wire
Ncianda
Corp
Co
Apr
Jan
Quebec
Rota lite
Paper
Oil
4
Co
17
Jan
17%
Jan
67%
132
1,757
24%
75
38
1,144
a
Corp
Sherwin
Sicks'
Williams
Breweries
Simpsons
Co
12%
19
975
12% Mar
13%
2.05
100
,
2.05 May
May|
Jan
2.20 Mar
50
8
Apr
10
530
18
Jan
21% Mar
36
34
36%
6,242
26%
22
22
450
9%
19,150
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650
101
Mar
34
%* 36%
21
23%
21
1,755
'
22
33
730
20
Jan
22%
10%
106
Jan
37%
Jan
Apr
Jan
May
Mar
24
Mersey
25
450
23
Feb
25% Mar
850
22%
Jan
16%
25
17%
2,225
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200
14%
16
Mar
28%
2,135
26
Mar
40
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28%
75
38
Mar
40
Feb
40
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75
91%
95%
2,604
80
41%
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1,387
34
Jan
25
25
75
23%
Jan
15
Jan
41%
37%
Jan
Feb
May
40% May
95% May
'
44
Apr
26% Mar
67% Mar
73
Jan
100
44
Jan
53
May
30% Mar
34
Feb
5,160
57
40% Mar
47% Jan
2,907
5,686
51
44
Mar
25
•
100
Jan
•
470
29%
•
11%
540
70
•
26
1,801
11
common
•
59%
Jan
10% May
29%
10
50
Feb
Jan
443
1,063
74%
•
Jan
103
Jan
5,925
65
Mar
3,492
50%
52
840
34%
35
560
33
38
Jan
4.50
4.50
100
40
40
150
2.55
2.80
20,650
115
110
115
1,050
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a50
1
49%
50
151
50
Jan
Jan
&
Paper
Ltd
51
May
6%
Renolcl
Russell
72
May
Tooke
13%
31
103%
Jan
Mar
of
1st
*
50
1
11%
11%
160
com__
12%
12%
Gas
Power
6%
pfd
of
Oii
Pipe
Canada
Amusement
May
Woods
Jan
20%
Jan
68 %
Jan
4.25 Mar
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
76
Apr
4.75
May
102% Mar
11%
162
Jan
Mar
12% Mar
11%
750
62
2,080
48 Va
Jan
62
41%
585
31%
Jan
41% May
all
90
11%
Feb
Feb
17%
9%
Feb
27%
Jan
31%
51
Mar
52%
3.30
Feb
3.60
Jan
Feb
21%
Apr
30
105
95
3.50
3.50
300
a21
a21
50
72
72
72
5
1.7%
16
18
21
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1.20
1.20
Feb
Jan
150
51
145
66
Jan
72
Mar
14%
Apr
18
May
8,717 '
1,664
J an
52%
Feb
75c
Apr
18
18
18
209
17%
Feb
16 Vb
16 '/a
685
15% Mar
17%
FeD
10
10
300
10
12%
Jan
143
25
140
143
May
Feb
a65c
a65c
40
al.10
al.10
40
1.25
Jan
44%
45
986
41 %
Jan
45
75c
Jan
1.20 May
18
May
145
Jan
Jan
75c
1.25
49
Jan
Mar
40
47%
47%
•
31%
30%
31%
885
27% Mar
36%
Jan
•
44
44
44%
610
40%
46%
Jan
10%
10%
251
10% May
Corp Ltd class A__«
Steel
17% May
16%
100
Line
Can
Ltd
Pen Co Ltd
Ej
52%
50
*
Feb
13
52%
*
May
12
800
52
52%
11% Mar
17%
30
Ltd
Western Canada Breweries Ltd
Ltd
Feb
Apr
11
52
•
Feb
Wilson
Jan
14
*
(L
Products
Windsor
13%
84
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Alloys
Mar
Jan
40
•
Mountain
47
12
Apr
10
30
common..
Trans
42% May
Apr
—
Feb
Jan
131
_10
*
pfd
Union
48
Feb
13%
57%
100
Traders Finance Corp class A
5%
red
pfd
Feb
Apr
60
12
10
136
18
62
Ltd
Canada
Brothers
Jan
11
130
v
20
pfd
Vanadium
43
100
Feb
May
69%
19%
Ltd—
Waterman
t41%
500
.100
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Co
Westeel
1,927
20
.
50
Power
Apr
125
48
250
*
Apr
Jan,.
200
„
12
35
Ltd
30
37
May
76
com
Pwr Co
49
75
10
100
preferred
Feb
20%
150
76
60
50
all
Jan
Apr
11 Vb
|
May
a__
Jan
12
Apr
2.80 May
115
40
Feb
18%
Mar
Canada—
74% May
59% May
52 % Mar
45
12
4.75
Ltd
Redeemable
United
Jan
49% May
May
41
Jan
Apr
76
Sangamo Co Ltd
Southern
1.80
100
50
10
75
4.50 Jan
Jan
Feb
100
Dfd
Industries
Mar
27
60
4.75
Coventry Ltd class A___
30
Feb
17
74%
10
pfd
45
400
11 Vb
Co
6% non cum part 2nd pfd
Quebec Telephone Corp (new com)
Rights
57% May
Jan
1st
Corp
cum
21% May
"
4.00 Mar
a__
76
B^_.
com
Manufacturing 7%
51
Apr
101% Mar
16%
Ltd
&
Quebec
Orange Crush
Paton
Jan
11
Newfoundland Lt
f
Ja,n
54%
10
12
pfd
6%
National Grocers Co Ltd
s
21
-
20
.
160
4%
27
•
10
Ltd
Co
150
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al3% al3%
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Red
..
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4.75
Oil
Light & Power Co Ltd
Northern
170
18
a58
class
640
28%
18%
•
Jan
35
7
,
20
Ltd
280
♦
•
28 %
Apr
900
33
50%
•
22% Mar
common
Co
Comoration
Power
•
475
Preferred
Mount
100
38 % May
25%
18
Moore
Apr
35% May
24%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
14%
95%
Inc
Distilleries
Paper
Mexican
4,359
49%
26% Mar
27%
28%
Mar
Jan
70% May
2.70
19%
17% Mar
13%
Power
Melchers
Feb
25
Jan
25%
Limited
McColl-Frontenac
Apr
24
>
(Alfred)
Maxwell
95c
Jan
61 %
221
Paper Co Ltd
Groceteria
MacLaren
Feb
25
2,423
75
36% May
Feb
106
Laqibert
75c
17
Apr
21%
International Paints (Can) Ltd cl A__
Interprovincial Utilities Ltd_
Loblaw
8
72
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Jan
9%
104%-
Feb
May
320
21%
(Frank W) class A
Felt Co Ltd class A pfd
Hubbard
May
9
200
9
20
(stamped)
Dauch
&
Feb
20
20
a77c
38%
Horner Ltd
12%
May
80
35%
38%
Corp Ltd__
(unstamped)
Hinde
155
40
9
Hendershot PaDer Products
Jan
18% Mar
Jan
58% Jan
11% Feb
Sec
Jan
Feb
12
36
25
a27
Manufacturing Ltd
Jan
150
150
75
70%
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Feb
22
40
5
48%
150
Jan
40
a25
Corp
Jan
480
70
68%
Engineering Works Ltd
Common
13%
Jan
19
*
*
Mills Ltd 5% pfd
Power
Jan
57%
"9
Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
Federal Grain Co class A
Foreign
Jan
Apr
12%
IOO
75
A
1..
Textile
Feb
10
225
40
Paper Com Ltd old com."
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;
7% Mar
Jan
9
60
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Ltd.*
cl
Jan
7%
60
Dominion
Fleet
.
Sec
___
common
Dominion
Canada
of
Standard
44
8%
j
common
Div
1
•
Power
Bakeries
'Common
20%
5
6%
"
Consolidated
Apr
8%
36%
1
Ltd
Jan
19
85
13%
22 %
150
31% Mar
13%
30%
12%
Feb
50
Jan
12%
105
♦
30
aS
Apr
_100
Canada
Ltd
Apr
22% Mar
1,075
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17
20%
•
Canada
of
*
Jan
21%
al9
com
22%
Jan
Apr
225
»
Canada
Mar
Feb
15%
Mar
350
8%
•
Southam Co
Steel
Jan
20%
*
common
21
Apr
May
Feb
26
6
22
2.05
II
Ltd
Southern
Apr
30%
19
pfd
of
38
150
II™
4preferred
May
6
a50
25
Power common
26
72
28%
22
«
100
2
Consol
38% Feb
Apr
Apr
16%
26
902
Crown
,
6%
Jan
56J
New
Jan
12%
12%
14%
8%
Preferred
Jan
33%
73
&
29
137
26
50
Lawrence
May
14
Mar
6%
a50
Preferred
St
Feb
1.20
Jan
6.
a74
21%
9%
•
Apr
33% Mar
150
28%
104% May
Apr
124
5,325
100
Shawinigan Water
116
43% May
12% May'
Jan
8%
Consolidated
6% Mar
•
Saguenay Power 4%%
Jan
Jan
26
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Consolidated
Apr
Apr
Jan
Jan
80
380
134
37%
6Va
I
7% Mar
55
27%
*
Feb
60
a25 a25%
23%
17%
Ltd
105
High
Mar
6%
Feb
50
A
common
930
10%
»
May
14
8.431
22
II
7,441.
Combined Enterprises Ltd common....'
14% May
64
37%
IlO
105
a7
26%
•
Transport
15%
109 110%
Westinghouse Co Ltd
*
Catelli Food Products Ltd class B___
*
Claude Neon General Advert pfd
100
Apr
al8
37%
•
60 %
63%
27%
pfd
Jan
102% Mar
115
37%
•
Power
Rclland
6%
49%
a7
*
Canada
15%
15%
36%
Canadian Silk Products Corp class A__*
Western Lumber Co
*
Feb-
7% Mar
11
Company
11
200
Ltd
Canadian Ingersol Rand Co
Jan
Jan
12
*
preferred
Provincial
7
200
common
200
6
110%
Canadian Marconi Company
Canadian Power & Paper Inv
11%
7,558
*
Ltd
1
common
Canadian Gen Investments Ltd
40
12%
Products
of
Mar
37% May
35% Mar
10% Mar
14%
Pr^e Bros ft Co Ltd common
4%
1,850
common
River
Power
6,600
7%
13%
Development
Powell
3,786
11%
13%
Fage-Hersey Tubes
Placer
36%
11
7.25
125
Mines Ltd..
ateel
Penmans
550
2,777
Corp
Ogiivie Flour Mills
Ontario
7.60
58
Weaving
14
6
a74
52%
105
_II__II»
Chemical
Car
14
„100
31%
105
Jan
103%
•
common
90c
31%
•
Moigan & Co
IOO
13,335
57%
B
National
20,395
1.10
37%
103%
~
class
1,710
12%
1.10
980
7%
*
Locomotive
43%
11%
Canadian
100
Breweries
Class
Montreal
41%
1,550
29%
1
42
20
Feb
_3
Range since Jan.
Low
22%
9.85
*
Frontenac Oil
Mitchell
(Robt)
Shares
High
common
Co
Sales
for Week
Range
21%
35%
•
Preferred
Week's
of Prices
12%
5
preferred
Steel
Exchange
Funds
19%
Jan
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
Feb
20
5
McColl
48
Low
Canadian
priority
Feb
21%
Feb
B
43
•
25
class
55
•
52% Mar
A
Feb
Canada & Dominion Sugar
60%
com
56
Canadian
Jan
com
Jan
Apr
62
;
Feb
50
Jan.
99 % 104%
Feb
1,034
99
3,255
A>___
Ltd
45%
39
Jan
11
60
Power
Bloedel
45
40%
44
Feb
7.50
________
Lawrence
53 Va
57% Mar
Jan
50
Apr
58%
102%
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
al7
46
May
%
May
9
91
7.60
•
"
1st
Burlington
59%
100
Ltd
52
52%
Mar
Feb
/.
(John
Ltd
Company
conv
May
63%
Apr
46 Vb
101
.
&
80
$5
Jan
60
•
53%
36 %
25
88
6 %
Feb
1,739
49 %
25
•
Laura
MacMillan
Feb
8%
Mar
Brown
41
38
Bros
115
Jan
Belgium Stores
Jan
Jan
134
Lower
48
Apr
Jan
a25%
Lewis
6,570
32%
Jan
common
Secord Candy
Shops
Laurentide Acceptance class
40%
Last
Pulp & Paper.
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Arcan
Corp Ltd
Belding-Corticelli 1% pfd
30
B
Lang & Sons Ltd
39
49%
Par
50%
*
Feb
52%
39 %
10
280
*56% I
Jan
Jan
28
52
Anglo-Canadian
700
*
Apr
Jan
42
96
11%
91
25%
750
Friday
1,230
36%
Jan
Jan
19
3,724
Sale Price
7,509
l.bu
43
103
57%
6.05
105
2,315
Canadian
59
com
preferred
42
,
Canadian Stock
Feb
112
Jan
7%
100
Ltd
50
Apr
Jan
10
Feb
41
•
Warrants
8%
52%
common
Milling
53
14
fi
38
International Utilities Corp
(John
525
10
52%
common
Service
26%
Jan
15% Mar
12% Mar
54
Toronto-Dominion
52%
25
Woods
26%
58
101
38%
10
40%
•
1%
112
12
Public
20
53
Bank
•
10
Limited
315
alO
34%
59
•
Preferred
Intel provincial Pipe Lines_
745
105
a9
37
•
common
84
14 Vb
37%
Royal
50
Paper
Feb
96
•
common
Canada
4.80
103
a9%
5
the
6% Mar
9
8
•
Powders
3,800
38
STOCKS
62%
ioo
Paper
5.50
May
80
43
'
Mar
International Petroleum Co Ltd
International Power
of
Imperial
May
23%
Co Ltd
Feb
33
54
61% May
Alabastine
70
Apr
10
Jan
60
common
Apr
32%
53
10
Feb
_________l£_5
66%
820
5.40
26%
Scotia
May
26%
1,082
all3
3,418
33
50
Jan
4,890
—
Jan
67%
33
5.70
.
Feb
24
26
Preferred
Labatt
12%
Jan
25%
"13
preferred
Lake
Jan
23
25%
•
Cement
pfd
Inglis (John)
International Bronze
Jamaica
10
■
33 % Mar
125
111
12 Vb
66%
Jan
Jan
17,935
12
Jan
Apr
17%
5,410
Ltd
International
17%
Feb
170
34
1
of
Jan
15% May
28%
4.430
l
I
Acceptance Corp
preferred
Nickel
17 %
16
32
•
Inland
IntJ
110
15%
31%
1
industrial
G'/o
Feb
7%
imperial Tobacco of Canada common-8
Imperial Tobacco 6%
pfd
£1
$4.50
33%
22% May
41% Mar<
23%
Mining
OH
6% Feb
870
700
11%
14%
200
14
Commerce
37
17% Mar
4.35
528
105
*
Apr
12,200
15
'
Canadienne
22%
20
$2.00 preferred
Bay
Oil
Jan
Nova
Jan
7
_
preferred
&
6%
Jan
13
37
5.25
—
100
common
1
High
Feb
13%
83%
pfd
Montreal
Jan
10%
Apr
7
Jan
20
36
100
Lakes Paper
11%
33%
32
15
Gas__:
5%
482
Banks—
29
ioo
Motors;
Apr
Apr
23%
common
General Steel Wares
'I
20
Range since Jan.
Low
36
4.95
67
$1.40 pfd
Preferred
34
com
;
Lime
a6%
300
Worts
&
Ltd
Limited
Jan
7%
-.'__.III
Canada
12
Grocers
Winnipeg Central
Winnipeg Electric
Zellers
20
11%
~
Dynamics
Howard
7% Mar
11%
Western
Shares
13%
15
Cotton
Weston (Geo) common
Jan
8%
18 y4 Mar
410
al7% al7%
Bakeries Ltd
Hudson
30
4,380
8%
16
common
preferred
Gypsum
6,150
19%
23
preferred
5 %
32%
8
Jan
Jan *
48
7% Mar
18%
3-1%
Chemical
•
Great
75
5.25
Corp
for Week
High
35
Western Leaseholds
Mar
17
44 % Mar
31%
2
•
-
alO
Oils
Walker Gooderham
•
22%
Gatineau Power
General
45%
51
Jan
36
Players Canadian Corp
General
18
a6%
Foundation Co of Canada common
Fiaser Co's Ltd common
General
30
Jan
common
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Corp
5%%
Feb
16%
16% Mar
8
Elect rolux
5%
26%
735
12
Brewery Ltd
Famous
275
10%
875
common
Glass
of
Apr
17%
alO
preferred
Pont
7%
35
—.
16%
A
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
Feb
8%
Low
.
Ltd
Sales
•
Range
of Prices
—
Feb
33
17%
2
preferred
Dominion Steel & Coal
Dominion Stores Ltd
Du
16%
Jan
45%
I
pfd
7%
Red
Jan
32%
Foundries
Dominion Tar
Apr
19%
6%
Dairies
dominion
WaDasso
Stores
Triad
May
7%
15
300
28
United Steel
16%
Corsets
Dominion
27%
47 % Mar
80
29
9,717
7%
Thrift
Jan
73% Mar
615
32
Pa
31% May
25% May
16%
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
16
31
7%
OcttglttXUo
Dominion
30
500
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
17% Mar
17%
&
Leather
JL/XbUiiera
28%
10
7%
31%
A
Cork
80
7%
16
&
B
Crown
80
7%
£i4urpiucub
Consolidated Textile
Consumers Glass
Cornys
40%
Low
80
jtarm
8TOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
High
30 %
31%
—10
G
Friday
Shares
Low
Canadian
MAY
for Week
of Prices
Par
Canadian
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Week's
Last
Sale Price
*
7
47%
7
100
IOO
45
5%
Jan
Apr
Jan
48% Mar
10% May
7% Apr
•
11%
11%
11%
1,488
11%
Apr
13
Jan
•
Ltd
23
23
23
255
21%
Apr
23
Mar
a23% a23%
10
23%
Feb
24
5%
Jan
5
C)
•
Ltd
7.00
Manufacturing Co Ltd
Apr
200
43
150
28
Jan
56
Apr
45
*
7.00
41
•
45
74
35
Feb
45
Mar
12c
Feb
7.00
May
Mining Stocks—
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MEMBERS:
&
MONTREAL
Acadia Uranium Mines Ltd
liART
Aconic
Algom
STOCK
TORONTO
STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
8TOCK
EXCHANGE
Alta
Branch:
1203
Branch
02
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For
-
Ameranium
footnotes
see
page
45.
-
1
Co
1
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
1
Mines
Ltd
14 %c 14%c
8.00
1
1,000
8.00
4,420
3.75
Jan
17%
3,030
14 %
Jan
20% Mar
22c
21c
25c
23,030
9c'
Jan
32c
Apr
17c
Feb
44c
Mar
Jan
4.10
Apr
-
22c
19 %c
25c
54,830
•
3.35
3.35
3.50
5,303
*
4%c
4c
6c
18,100
7c
Arnora Sulphur Mining
Corp
Metals Corp Ltd
Apr
1
13c
8%C
13c
225,030
7c
Mar
13c
May
1
52c
52c
62c
19,000
43c
Feb
69c
Apr
1
19c
19c
22c
6,042
15c
Jan
45c
Feb
12 %C 12 %c
2,000
Lead
Mines
;
Mines Ltd
Ascot
Square
Sulphur ft iron
Avillabona
Mines
Band-Ore
-
ST.
JOHNS, P. Q.
Gold
Barvallee
2-0578
CHICOUTIMI
8.00 May
Ltd
Atlm
City, HAnover
SHERBROOKE
17%c Apr
7.80
17%
1
Ltd
1
Office:
William St., New York
TRQ1S-RIVIERE3
Phillips
Mines
Anacon
Arno
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Telephone PL-9501
Lecal
Mining
Uranium
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1
Ltd
Bathurst Mining Corp
Beatrice Red Lake Gold
6c
1
Ltd
1
Jan
12 %c May
14%c Jan
8c
3c
Jan
10c
5,503
4c
Jan
17c
Jan
76c
83c
10,800
42c
Jan
90c
Apr
2.90
76c
1
Mines
8c
2c
9c
1
Baska Uranium Mines Ltd
3.05
2.70
5,700
69c
Jan
2.85
Apr
7c
8%c
26,500
3c
Apr
10%c
Apr
9,500
8c
Apr
41
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
42
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
(2154)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
MAY
ENDED
6
Friday
Sales
(Cont.)
STOCKS
for Week
Sale Price
0
of Prices
Low
Par
Range since
Shares
Jan.
Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
1
Por
High
Low
Sale*
for Week
Range
of Prices
Shares
since Jan.
Range
1
Htgh
Low
High
/
Beaucage
Gold
Bonville
Boreal
Rare
Mines
Bouscadillac Gold
Bouzan
Gold
Ltd
Mines
Brunswick
Min
Buffadison
45c
Mar
85c
Jan
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
47.600
7c
Jan
20c
Apr
Antone Petroleums
19c
20C
1,000
Flin
3.UOO
18c
Jan
20c
May
1,000
16c
Jan
23c
Jan
Calalta
•
2.60
2.60
2.70
3,800
Jan
1
30c
30c
38C
146,100
12c
Mar
50c
Apr
1
10c
9C ll'/aC
59,000
3c
Jan
13'Ac
Apr
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Canada Oils Lands Ltd com—
Canadian Admiral Oils Ltd_.
1
17c
1,100
15c
20c
Mar
Ltd—1
ll'A
12
Mar
1'.
Corp
Ltd—
17C
17C
11%
:;
11%C ll%c
1
2.50
5uo
Feb
Mar
Jan
10
10c
1,000
Apr
2.95
_
Uranium
Calumet
Ltd
Mines
Campbell
Chibougamau
Canadian
Collieries
Canadian
Lithium
Can-Met
Ltd———*
Mines
Ltd
Mines
Celta
Dev
&
Chemical
Conro
9.55 May
9.00
400
8.90
Jan
10
2.00
2.15
2.30
2.32
40c
37c
53c
5%c
9.90
14 tec 19 tec
199,436
12c
13c
3.80
58c
Apr
63Ac
Apr
14,500
3.80
Jan
Jan
3,8)0
•
18'ac
_l
13c
50c
1
___1
Mines
95c
73c
1
14c
Ltd
200
21c
Mar
18c
Apr
Pacific
Feb
12c
May
15c
Apr
Quebec
80c
Mar
2.25
Apr
Bouris
Feb
81c
May
Stanwell
18c
Mar
Trican
Jan
8.95
Apr
28,500
2 'Ac
Feb
7c
Apr
United
3.45
Apr
2.30
7,100
40c
Jan
12c
12c
9,500
9c
Jan
Detta
Minerals
Dome
Mines
Dominion
Sullivan
East
East
Fab
Metal
Fontana
15% May
14,000
6.40
6.30
6.40
2,400
1
1.15
1.15
1.23
5,200
1
2.95
2.95
3.20
1,000
1
Ltd_
Refining Co
Mines
Mines
21 tec Mar
905
32c
_1
40c
38'Ac
43c
13,500
•
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd_
Frobisher
1,000
25c
28
26 te
28
1,200
5tec
•
Corp
Smelting
49c
16 «/4
25c
1
.
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Metals
Eastern
49c
15%
_1
Ltd
Ltd
Asbestos
.
2.34
6c
4.30
I,100
__1
12 te
12 te
103
30c
40c
16,000
2.34
1
1
Oil
3.25
Feb
48c
22
Jan
28
Gul
Uranium
Por
Gold
Metals Ltd
Mines
•
34c
.
1
'
Headway Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd
1
i
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co
Iso
Gunner
Mines
Uranium
Ltd
Jardun
300
2.20
4,200
10
Jan
34c
Jan
1.95
23%
21'A
24%
12,890
2.30
2.25
2.45
3,60)
1
40c
38'Ac 40 tec
29,850
38c
1
Ltd
5c
2'Ac Jan
5c
6c
23,500
22c
1
Mines Ltd
15
1.92
May
1
Mines
Mines
14%
30c
Jan
5
Jack Lake Mines Ltd
Jaculet
—
10%
Wilrich
24c
I
33c
27c
35c
31,500
1
voting trust
8c
8c
12c
74,000
__
17c
17c
2,000
86,500
Jan
Keyboycon
Kontiki
Lead
Labrador
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Zinc
Mining
.__*
&
Ltd
Explor
1
Co
22c
1
Ltd
16'/a
Lorado
Uranium
Louvlcourt
Ltd
Mines
16c
1
Goldfields Ltd
1
52c
Apr
Abltlbl
13%
Feb
Acadia-Atlantic
78c
Jan
16
Feb
3.20
Acme
Mackeno Mines Ltd—.
Mining
Gas
&
Akaltcho
Apr
Jan
Mclntyre-Porcupine
Island
Merrill
-:
21'Ac Mar
:
31c
Pacific
5,300
9.10
Jan
16'A May
Algorna
14c
40,300
8c
Jan
16c
Apr
Aluminium
20c
1,000
20c
May
35c
Mar
15c
17c
92,600
4 10
200
42c
53c
214,300
Apr
24'Ac Apr
5.15 Mar
Uranium
Meta
Mines
Corp
of
Apr
2,500
1,400
68
8oc
67 te
69'A
325
May
84c
89c
34,900
46c
Jan
63c
63c
1,000
55c
Mar
19%
71'Ac
19'A
19%
330
16'A
Jan
60c
72c
20,750
41c
Jan
1.05
1
2.30
1.70
2.30
132,800
80c
Jan
2.30
Apr
1
5tec
5c
6tec
14,000
3c
Feb
9c
Apr
Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite
63c
55c
B
1
Ltd—
_♦
1
Ltd
Canada
Monpas Mines Ltd—-.
67 te
Alger
Mines
Ltd
27c
1
New Calumet Mines Ltd
75c
1
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Fortune
New
Highridge Mining Co Ltd
New
Louvre
New
New
Ltd
Santiago
Vinray
Mines
Nocana
Normetal
Mining
(1945)
Ltd
Leduc
Apr
50c
M&r
Arjon
11c
10c
14c
9,000
3c
Jan
14c
May
Ascot
Feb
Apr
Atlas
Jan
9%c Apr
Atlas
Apr
77c
6c
6C
6c
3c
Feb
8tec Apr
Aubelle
13c
15c
12,500
10c
Jan
15c
May
Aumacho
4.25
4 25
200
3.50
Jan
Jan
8,000
36'Ac
Jan
Apr
Aunor
6.05
;
Prime
East
Mines
Mines
Dome
Ltd—
9 tec
25c
2,000
6c
6.25
2,20)
10C 10'/a C
1
1
Ltd
6.05
Jlc
1
Ltd
Mining Co
Porcupine
Preston
23c
5,000
124,500
So
8.00
_1
12c
97/bC
10,000
8.00
200
17c
May
Jan
42c
Feb
5.75
7'Ac Mar
2c
4c
Jan
Feb
5.90
Jan
Apr
Apr
Mar
7.05
Apr
12c
Jan
12c
Apr
River
9%c May
9.60 Feb
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd_l
Corp Ltd
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
Copper
1
1
;
Nickel
Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd—
1
1
1
63c
70c
193,400
4.40
4.75
71,600
Quebec
.
Uranium
Radiore
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Rayrock
Mines
Gold Fields
Royran
Sherritt-Gordon
Gold
Siscoe
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
Gold
Mines
80c
Apr
4.75 May
2,380
20,900
15c
13c
16c
27,000
9c
Jan
18c
Mar
13c
12c
14c
139,500
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
2.76
2.70
2.95
29,138
1.07
44,500
82c
1.43
1.18
1.43
3'Ac
6c
15 tec
14 tec
ll'A Mar
1.20
Jan
Feb
Jan
18
Apr
2.28 May
3.55
Apr
1.43 May
12,600
Feb
7c
Apr
34,000
16c
2'Ac
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
1
Ltd
6.40
6.35
6.75
10.375
1
50c
50c
55c
II,200
40c
Jan
60c
Apr
—_l
Ltd
Soma-Duvernay Gold Mines Ltd
Standard
Jan
16
3'Ac
1
.
Feb
2.28
•
Ltd
1.10
15
1
Red Crest Gold Mines
20c
2.07
16
1
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
68c
4.65
12c
12c
14c
44,C0J
3'Ac Jan
15c
Apr
61c
51c 64'Ac
150,800
16c
Jan
65c
Apr
6c
Jan
30c
Apr
l
4.75
Jan
6.90
Apr
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
1
18c
18c
22c
6,000
1
9.35
9.25
9.50
5,300
7.25
Jan
9.65
Sullivan
1
7.25
7.00
7.50
6,425
5.15
Jan
Apr
13% Mar
Jan
60%
Jan
94%
Apr
26%
26%
325
26
Feb
26%
Jan
106106%
320
106
May
__
__
19 tec
19 tec
22c
1.30
1.54
140,140
1.15
1.18
7,900
lie
Bathurst
Bathurst
Power
Beta
9c
9c
1,600
5c
Jan
16c
Mar
16
5.00
16
5.30
15%
Apr
19'A
Feb
13
13
550
29,828
1,075
45c
53c
51,850
38c
24'A
24'A
1.00
8tec
1.05
25
55,800
1,775
21%
7%c
96c
54c
51c
54c
8,500
__
24 V*
8c
24
24
24'A
119'A
120
57
59
15c
52c
16 te
15c
52c
17c
62c
16 te
17%
18c
14c
19c
30c
26c
30c
13tec
13c
14c
28c
24c
30c
14c 17 tec
2.16
14c
10 te
14c
9.60
14c
11
2.11
2.05
37c
35c
35c
2.95
2.84
2,97
12%
1.13
•
-—»?
■*
1.07
1.18
1.35
1.33
1.46
77c
•
•
77c
19c
Quebec
—•
61
1
90c
40c
1
18c
1
12c
Apr
59
May
Mines
Cons
Lake Mines Ltd
Tache
Mines
Tandem
Mines
Tazin
Tiblemont
Tobrit
Ltd
:
l
Gold
Silver
Fields
2,600
7c
Jan
18c
Mar
19c
Jan
Feb
70c
Apr
17'/a May
13% Mar
12c
19c
Feb
Jan
20c
Apr
Jan
19c
Apr
16c
Jan
32c
Apr
18%c Apr
lltec Mar
2.25 Mar
2.00 Mar
11c
Mar
15c
Jan
13c
Feb
19c
Jan
Jan
11%
2.05 Jan
2.78
6.75
36c
49c
Apr
6V2C Jan
41% May
52 %
18c
Ltd
Ltd
.
4'Ac Feb
40c
Apr
3)0
1.20 Mar
Mines
-
13c
1,500
12c
15c
24,500
19c
19c
22c
1
1.30
1.30
1.31
10'Ac
1.45
57'/2 Mar
Apr
16
7'A Mar
Apr
Trebor Mines Ltd
1
19c
17c
20c
63,000
10c
Jan
2lc
Jan
1.54
Apr
30c
2.33
3.05
Feb
Mines
•
17c
17C
19c
7,500
10c
Jan
20c
Mar
United
Asbestos
5.70
5.' 0
United
Valor
Ltd
Corp Ltd
Montauban
Lithium
Mines
1
Ltd
Ventures
ViolaMac
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
w,«inn
Western
West
Malartie
Wpcrvllle
Zenmac Metal
1 55
30 "A
30'A
31 te
500
2.85
2.95
2,9)0
42c 51 tec
33,000
133,000
4.80 Jan
28c
Feb
1.25 May
6.50
69c
Jan
Apr
2.15
Jan
32'/2
3.00
Jan
93c
Apr
20c
39c
■
Jan
63
Apr
50c
5.70
72c
73c
48
2.10
22,740
6,900
25c
Jan
50c
Apr
15,200
85,555
25,178
1,000
45c
Jan
80c
Apr
35c
Feb
73c
May
45%
Jan
48
May
90c
50c
20c
13c
500
49,350
610,100
11,700
70c
Jan
21c
Feb
51c
Apr
12c
Mar
25c
Mar
10c
Jan
15c
Apr
2.95
6.20
3.45 Feb
2.26
2.00 May
1.58
1.30
1.8)
124,600
69c
Jan
39c
34c
41c
129,800
24c
Jan
10c
9c
10c
48,000
4tec Jan
Canadian Affiliate:
Copper Mines Utd-1
11c
11c
12C
11,500
10c
Jan
17c
Jan
lie
5c
Jan
14c
Jan
15c
Apr
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
May
2'Ac
Limited
Members:
Mines
Ltd
1
_1
Mines
Mines
For footnotes
Ltd
page
1
45.
Jan
1.19
14c
237,CO)
12c 14'Ac
8,500
12c
12c
1
Ltd
see
56c
1,000
10'Ac Apr
14 V*c
May
21.S0J
1.10 Mar
1.35
Apr
1.19
12c
1.30
SECURITIES
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
CANADIAN
13'/2c Mar
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
(Avocute)
Wire system to all offices
Jan
Apr
Apr
Apr
1.00 Apr
Company Inc.
Gairdner & Company
Apr
21'A
Apr
Mar
Jan
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-1656
Apr
1.80
40 Wall
Apr
1.80 Mar
^fWrfr
Apr
1
Ltd
Mines. Ltd
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1.25
Ltd—_1
Products
Tungsten
1.37
1
Pyrite k Copper Corp.
Mineral
46'Ac
1
,
Virginia Mining Corp
Wendell
1,700
1
1
1
Mines
JL
Jan
97c
30c
37,766
322,230
47,300
50c
Jan
58te
61
Apr
Uddlen
Apr
2.10
1.30 Mar
Jan
Gairdner &
Jan
'
Feb
1.10
Apr
5,0)0
Yukon
Apr
Mar
12'Ac Apr
46te Feb
Apr
Jan
Bibis
May
33c
7'/2c
Mar
9c
13c
•
Mines
lie 11 tec
13c
1
Ltd
Apr
Apr
Apr
40c
17c
10c
—
65c
46
2.00
26
126
Apr
14c
90c
•
—
L
5.25
67c
Feb
Mar
70c
20c
2.70
43c
5.50
67c
73c
48
Apr
Jan
155,030
35
15c
2.37
61
42c
1
1
*
1
25
1
Mines
Gold
2.45
82c
83c
75c
74c
80c
6%c Jan
16,850
12%
Mar
1.25 Jan
41c
8,400
7,773
14,300
1,749
1,845
350
43,745
11,500
560
37c
26
12c
10,150
27,762
53%
13'A
A
52%
1,950
19,525
2.15
1
River
Gamma
lltec 12tec
—
class
20%
136,600
15c
Mar
9%c
Jan
105
Jan
79c
Jan
45c
Feb
13% Mar
Jan
85c
703
18,300
108,000
5,185
26,500
115,800
160,700
58,799
11 tec
5.35
Apr
Jan
Mar
3%c Jan
235
59
4.50
13
2,870
119'A
43te
Telephone
Bevcourt
3.75
9c
Mines Ltd
Beaver Lodge
Belcher Mining Corp
Berens
9.00 Mar
Jan
53
Beaucage
Belleterre
Apr
3.00
41%
Beattie-Duquesne
Bell
7.00
14,309
9c
Mining
Jan
200
3.50
49c
■*
Mining
Mines
Petroleums
Ltd
1.30
9c
—
Uranium
2.00 Feb
Jan
7.45
53
—
Apr
Jan
16
5.30
1
1
Co Ltd
22c
Jan
7.00
—*
Metals
1.15
98c
3.40
__
3.50
43te
Mines
14c
13,281
1.34
1.17
Apr
108'A Mar
8.10 Mar
1
Bata
8'A
Feb
69te
1
10
Traction
Warrants
Baska
Mar
49
10
Scotia
Barnat Mines
Base
97
2.15
40c
9%c
Consolidated
Nova
Barymin
610
50c
1
of Montreal
Barvue
97%
1
1
Bankeno Mines
Barcelona
97'/2
22% Mar
98'A Mar
4,532
1
Oils
of
50c
12% Jan
1
——
Ltd
Mines
Bagamac Mines
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A
Bank
28c
6,400
Jan
2.65 Mar
Jan
Jan
3,300
18
Jan
38c
620
4,465
1
Gold
Bank
1.60
1
38c
1
Mines
Bankfleld
1.95
33c
Feb
1.23
Apr
1.80
Feb
63 tec
Mar
21 tec
•
Atlin-Ruffner
Banff
78c
14,000
3,400
50
1
1
Aumaque
85c 85'Ac
24c
4,200
50,875
27c
Jan
Apr
93
_——5
—,
Yellowknife
41c
1
Dredging Ltd
A
Steels
3'Ac
2,000
5,500
99c
60c
1.05
26c
1
79c
51,000
42c
Mar
95c
Mar
57c
91c
1
91,60)
8'Ac
Apr
Apr
9%
9% Mar
9%
•
2.31
8c
42c
4.25 Mar
56c
-1
1.75
42c
41c
58c
•
Corp
2.30
4.25
13,316
50o
Ltd
2nd pfd class A
8'Ac
90c
200
77c
59 te
——_20c
Metals
Jan
9%
75c
57
100
1
Gold
2.40
9%
100
72c
Jan
8
9'A
25
common
Jan
88c
Goldfields
1st pfd
Preferred
Mar
19c
Feb
88%
1
Corp
Apr
Jan
7'A
Jan
88%
Corp
$2.40 conv
17c
May
59'A
Mines
Argus
Jan
17%
38c
•
*
•
*
•
*
Area
10% May
17 %
Anglo-Canadian Oil
Anglo-Huronian
Anglo Rouyn Mines
Anthes-Imperial Oil
Apex Consolidated
21c
16c
1.90
1
1
Jan
31c
5,550
Pato Cons Gold
class
I,000
II,600
Pitt Gold
•
.——
Ltd
Nepheline
2,000
64,200
—.
Apr
Apr
23c
57c
99c
•
1.21
May
95c
—
75c
19%
10c
20c
FrrehQUrt
200
*
1
26%
15c
19,100
7te
10
Petroleums
American
34c
1
Ltd
18c
7'A
*
75c
88c
Mines
16%c
1
Feb
89c
Parbec
—
7%
33
Jan
Jan
11c
22,000
*
—*
Larder
Amalgamated
33c
1
Mines
15c
13c
Jan
8'A
3,465
33
High
25%
26
14,265
530
10%
Petroleums
Jan
Jan
26'/a
Anglo-American Exploration
Feb
Low
10
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
High
30'A
26
33
Anchor
60c
Jan
Low
10te
Jan
5%c
2.35
May
Sale*
for Week
Range
13c
preferred
2nd
Week's
of Prices
26te
Mar
1,0)0
15c
May
79c
Exchange
•
25
97c
3,000
7,300
79c
Jan
Jan
47c
Feb
1.52
Feb
Canadian Funds
72'A
8c
22c
Mines Ltd
7,000
Oil
73c
4.00
Uranium
10,250
Lead
55c
21c
Uranium
75c
79c
Anacon
7c
3.90
Consol
72c
77c
Amurex
Apr
21c
Orchan
67tec
75c
Apr
32c
3.90
Panel
Mar
May
Apr
Feb
_1
May
1.12
67
17c
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
65c
•
of Canada
Co
Aluminum
Avillabana
Obalski
May
Jan
500
9 V*
34c
1
50c
May
1.65
•
•
Ltd
Corp
Mar
50c
Apr
*
1
Nudulama Mines Ltd
16c
Feb
1.00
97%
1
Ltd
Jan
37c
1.37
com
•
Ltd
Mines
9c
1,000
78c
—
Mines
50o
Ltd
4,000
1.37
Ltd
_1
Ltd—
nes
6,175
14c
75c
Last
Consol
1
Mines
Thurbois M
1.30
13c
EOc
82c
Steel
*
Ltd
Mines
7c
1
Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
New
New
Mines
4,500
1.20
Jan
2.95
55c
1
New
28c
Jan
200
May
Warrants
Arcan
New
Apr
12te
2,0)0
10%
54c
-
Distillers
24c
2.50
1
7'Ac
3c
6%c
28c
—
Aigom Uranium
Debentures
16'A
55c
Ltd
Feb
Jan
10'A Mar
6',<c
1
Alberta
21c
2.40
Ltd
Mines
Mining
Apr
65c
Yellow Knife
Petroleums
13%
Jan
Feb
9c
1.55
1,000
Warrants
11 tec
1.35 Mar
1.55
Apr
Apr
1.35
3,800
Albermont
13c
43c
1.08
8 tec May
25,785
Petroleums
7c
.__l
Ltd_.
Jan
Mar
13c
May
10%
•
Oil
Preferred
A J ax
28'Acc Apr
l
Corp
10c
65c
common
American
Maritimes
47,700
—_—1
Ltd—
Agnew-Surpass common
Apr
Jan
1,000
59c
preferred
Apr
12c
Jan
10c
Feb
54c
& Paper common
Power
56c
Jan
3.25
1.34
55c
Acadia-Uranium
Apr
4c
16c
Jan
60c
„
Apr
Jan
5'Ac Jan
1.18
65c
Par
6c
36c
9'Ac Jan
300
55c
3.00 Mar
4.10
12c
8,000
1.20
500
Friday
20c
Lafayette Asbestos Mines Ltd
]
Lake Lingman Gold Mining Co Ltd—*
Llngslde Copper Mining Co Ltd
*
1.66
1.84 Mar
1,000
Sale Price
Alberta
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
9.50
Feb
1.40
__
STOCKS
4.70
tec Mar
22
Feb
1.45
56c
t
2.85 Mar
7c
7.80
1.25
Toronto Stock
24% May
9,0)0
Jan
495
8tec
—
—*
—1
Limited
Co
Oil
Apr
Jan
Jan
33c
—1
Petroleums
May
15'A Mar
1.85
5.50 May
Jan
1.40
13c
50c
Limited.
Oils
4te%
Ltd.
Mines
Geco
Feb
51c
Jan
3.75
19c
1.12
__
Apr
Jan
Jan
1.70
Apr
Apr
27c
1
Apr
Jan
4,600
8 tec
10%
1
Gas—A
&
Apr
35c
2c
10,500
—
-1
Apr
1.44
1.85
1.18
500
32c
Mar
7.25
3.85 Mar
1.65
1.20
10c
1.38
5.50
Jan
6.50 Mar
Jan
4.80
May
18
Feb
2.10
14,500
4.20
■
49c
36c
Feb
72c
300
Feb
Jan
60c
Jan
41c
500
__
1.24
—^__1
Petrol-Chemical
Westbume
17%c Jan
Jan
5.00
500
5 tec
*
Ltd
(1945)
Limited
Feb
15c
—
*
——.
Ltd
Tri-Tor Oils Ltd
2.00
—
*
Development
Valley Oil Co Ltd—
2.10
2.10
1.65
_90c
——
Go Ltd
45c
1
—
32c
—1
Ltd—
Oils
4%c Jan
1
Ltd
Co
__
-*
Ltd—
Co
Exploration Ltd
750
Coulee Lead & Zinc Mines Ltd—
Mining
Oils
Oils
Ltd—
16,800
Cournor
5.60
—
1
—*
Corp
91,350
6'AC
4.60
alO
81c
4 tec
Ltd
3.75 May
a9.25
7.70
4tec
Explorations
300
alO
13C 14 tec
_1
Cortez
Mines Ltd—
3.75
50c
*
Phillips Oil
2,000
8,200
7.55
Denison
4.25 Jan
13C
1
Consolidated
3.75
50c
Ltd
Petroleums
95 C
72c
3.75
2,500
Oils
92c
7.50
16'A
30c
Omnitrans
Jan
3.50
14% May
29c
Bristol
12c
1
Ltd
550
29c
Pacalta
7'Ac Jfin
7c
14%
1
New
Okalta
Jan
14%
Ltd
New
9.90 May
6.00
14'A
60c
Apr
2c
33,30)
8.80
2.90
Jan
6,300
—*
•
Ltd—
Long Island Petroleums Ltd——
2.74 Apr
22c
156,000
4 Vfcc
Corp—
Cadillac
2.00 May
80c
7,480
70c
—_*
0jl8
Kroy
Apr
Apr
10%
5.50
Oil
Jasper
Apr
11'/8
65c
*
Oil Co
Home
Mar
1.75 Mar
83,0j0
3,300
4tec
—_•
Ltd
Explorers
Central
Jan
Ltd—_1
Ltd
Development Corp
Consol
55c
4.20
•
Research
Mines
Chibougamau
Jan
12,2o0
2.23
Mines
Corp
Cheskirk
28,050
1
Mining Co Ltd
Gold Mines Ltd
Centremaque
Mar
45c
9.55
9.00
—,
Cartier-Malartic Gold
Asbestos
25c
32c
52c
Jan
7.15
9.70
Petroleums Ltd
Ventures
Jan
Jan
37c
__
5.60
"1.38
30c
4.75
Oil
Gaspe
5.35
4.75 Mar
6,500
49,500
70c
Ltd
*
Del Rio Producers Ltd————*
Empire Oil 61 Minerals Inc
1
Apr
9.35
1
Carnegie Mines Ltd
Cassiar
43c
8.50
Ltd—*
Explorations
Mar
32c
1
(Dunsmuir)
26c
5.30
40c 45%c
4.95
1
utd
Central Explorers
ll%c May
1,000
4iy2c 41 tec
■
41c
25c
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas class A
Petroleums
5.25
1
16C
Ltd
Mines
Flon
•
1QC
Federated
Callinan
•
Ltd
16c
1
Ltd
Smelt
&
8,300
18C
—
Ltd
Gold
63c
17c
vie
Mines
Mines
Brunsman
5.40
50c
17c
Ltd
Metals
'
5.30
50c
1
Ltd
Mines
Gold
Stocks—-
OH
6.10 Apr
5.40
1
Mining Corp
Belle Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Bevcourt
Feb
3.50
1
—1
Ltd
Mines
Bellechasse
Number 5427
Volume 181
.
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(2155)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Range
Par
Bidgood
Kirkland
Black
Hats
Bay
A
of Prices
8%c
7%c
8%c
14
Boymar
Bralorne Mines
2.80 May
Apr
32c
Mar
Conro
46,350
15c
Apr
24c
Jan
13c
Jan
19c
Apr
46,100
5%c Mar
17c
Apr
2.45 Mar
3.50
Apr
1,700
19,447
1.36
Jan
Consolidated
1.03
7%
50
48
47%
48
95
2.05
2.05
2.05
195
i
1.80
1.80
Warrants
Mines
Britalta
Petroleum
Ltd
2.75
7% Apr
47%
14,400
1.45 Mar
Columbia Packers class
Columbia Power
Forest
Columbia
3.00
8,995
26%
27
6.899
95%
17
513/4
50%
51%
200
105
104 %
105
145
103
Apr
105% Mar
52%
Consolidated
54
Gillies
275
52
Jan
54% Mar
Consolidated
Golden
Consolidated
•
11%
11%
13%
13
13%
•
Co
10%
«■
B
27%
27%
2.55 Mar
8%
570
43%
11c
Feb
24c
Apr
Consolidated
47,350
18c
Feb
Negus
34c
Apr
Consolidated
30c
1
11V4
1
1.05
12c
28 %c
33c
class A
Edmonton
Canadian
of
625
Jan
Conwest
7% Jan
8%
Copper
4.00
4.00
4.00
37%
37%
38%
30%
Apr
Consol
105
11
295
13 %
100
26%
27
30
.Apr
8% Feb
13
173
173
35
127
Apr
9
300
8
Mar
77
77
12%
22%
1,505
Craig
Jan
Feb
Croft
Jan
12 %
Jan
14%
Crown
Crowshore
Cusco
Mines
235
4.10
4,057
3.40 Mar
4.70
Jan
2.05
2.75
Jan
Davis
39
39
200
37% Mar
34%
35
482
33
86%
40
3.30
14
Mar
Mar
74
Jan
68
80
65
46c
50c
6.00
22,107
3,715
8
8
100
Apr
9
39%
39%
40%
3,653
39
Jan
44
Feb
Dome
27
26
27
5,804
25
Jan
28
Feb
Dome
5.65
8
Jan
Detta
7.30
Feb
28%
29%
90c
78c
1.02
1,998
73,570
75c
Apr
34
33
34
2,480
29 %
Jan
20
20%
20%
21%
2,723
22%
22%
22%
765
21%
2,362
Canadian
Pipelines
&
25
Jan
Feb
Dominion
Jan
9%
10
1,250
1,570
60c
17c
2.00
19%
19
25
3.30
Natural
Canso
Oil
Gold
Cassiar
Asbestos
23
7%
8%
2,660
7% Mar
7%
21%
51c
22
53c
31%
100
5
20
55c
19,335
19%
22%
3,785
5
8
10,645
3.00
52,900
48c
28
17% Mar
9.00
105
41
%
10%
400
105
105
80
40
6%
102
Gas
East
Apr
8
Eastern
Eastern
May
May
Easy
Eddy
25% May
10%
Jan
Feb
Apr
El
Apr
El
105
May
29% Jan
47% Mar
Jan
13
Equitable
505
11
Mar
13%
Apr
Estella
19
Mar
19%
Apr
Eureka
5.25
Jan
2.10
1.37
132
1.30
3.65
1,075
3.45
1
-
Ltd
74c
74c
80c
3,700
•
9.50
8.75
2.32
10
302,091
48c
2.90
Apr
Apr
1.85
Jan
5.20
Jan
Famous
1.05
Jan
Fanny
Apr
38,828
5.95
Jan
Insurance
Falconbridge
2.70
Jan
3.90 May
5,400
4.50
Jan
7.50 Mar
Federal
1.35
Jan
2.20
Feb
90c
83c
90c
16,900
70c
Jan
1.00
Jan
Federal
9,021
15c
Apr
Jan
Federated
Chesterville
73,700
10,000
70c
Jan
13c
7C
Jan
13c
Apr
6,600
25C
Jan
60c
Jan
Ford
1.63
1.75
11,500
53
53
25
47
Feb
6%
5%
6%
3.030
5
Feb
6%
3.90
3.70
3.95
26,255
3.35 Mar
4.30
Jan
12c
Feb
16c
8,700
28 %c
Jan
46c
48c
Mar
70c
80c
Mar
96
95c
90c
95c
20,150
2.33
2.20
2.49
221,000
1.80
1.80
1.80
277
79 7'8
79
81
175
10 %c
12c
28,500
1.00
1.05
30,322
85c
13,700
10 %c
1.03
Willians
1
common
Equip
Coldstream
82c
*
ZZZZZZZZZZ*
Mines
80c
15c
35c
26
35
21c
15,32.5
17 %c
1.30
1.50
185,310
1.02
14c
22,500
32c
Mar
25
5c
Feb
87 %c
Jan
1,000
1.19
29,300
38c
57c
127.737
6%C
7c
14,300
11
11
75
Jan
Feb
7V4c Feb
10c
4%c
Jan
Feb
8% Jan
13
8%
24c
Jan
2,20
18c
Jan
Mar
Jan
Apr
Mar
2.25
2.45
6.50
7,870
1.05
1.26
178,100
4.25
4.25
400
11%
11%
50
35%
152
29"% Mar
35% May
60%
49%
61
7,216
33
61
61c
69c
9,025
61c
May
79c
58c
60c
4.100
45c
Mar
64c
9c
10c
12,000
6%c
Jan
12c
Apr
11c
12c
15,300
8c
Jan
14 %c
Apr
19c
21c
6,800
18c
Mar
40
2.25 May
2.95
5.00
16,925
Jan
Jan
7.25
Jan
1.42
Apr
3.75 Mar
5.00
Jan
12%
Jan
69c
8%
Jan
Jan.
33c
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
Jan
40
40
10
35
Feb
40
Feb
41%
42
50
32
Feb
44
Mar
11 %c
12C
55,900
1.15
1.29
23,580
1.08
Jan
35c
35c
37c
7,333
26 %c
Apr
26%
28
15,289
21%
Jna
27%
28%
2,685
26
Apr
29
Mar
26%
29
3,255
25
Feb
29
May
2.20
2.45
34,650
10c
Jan
14%c
Apr
1.54
Jan
50c
Jan
2.40
1.80
Jan
Foundation
Francoeur
2.40
2,600
41
1,015
26
Jan
41
30%
30%
100
29
Jan
31
13c 16 %C
24,500
10c
Jan
1.72 Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
Apr
2.25
2.25
6
2.50
2.85
57,690
Jan
2.85 May
110 114 %
789.
100
Jan
18
Jan
114'% May
24% Feb '
66,833
23%
NOW AVAILABLE
.
.
22%
23%
625
9%c
.
9%C
lie
13,500
Jan
3.60
2.25
1.75
6c
Jan
Jan
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Apr
11%
Apr
5.70
Apr
60c
7%c
22%c
4.65
114%
Gold
A
2.85 Mar
2.25
-
A
Co
May
3.10 Mar
38%
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Jan
May
28
2.75
common
class
1.35 Mar
21c
44c
30
Feb
5.60
Apr
72c
17c
7c
2.15
82%
15
1.28
54c
Apr
Jan
Feb
2.75 Mar
Jan
Mar
Mar
6.10
Jan
14c
1
36.600
Mar
Feb
Jan
34
40
Jan
7%
j
45.
Products
Motor
Feb
1.18
500
Conner
pgge
Fibre
Apr
May
23%c
4,060
Yellowknife
2.49
Mar
1.25
j
Jan
Mar
18
National
see
10c
99c
7%
Colorrmc
footnotes
1.80
65
7%
Conduits
For
1.36
17%
7%
1
~
Lake
38c
7
2.00
Apr
39,140
1
Mining
15
Apr
42c
58c
1
Cody-Rico
5c
May
38c
CorpI__Il
Farm
124,600
2.05 Mar
53
50c
25
Cockshutt
13c
Apr
38C
Chrysler Corp
Cochrane-Dunlop
10%c
1.58
1.05 Mar
52c
1
Consolidated
1,965
Feb
%
Citra-Lartic
7%
2.50
19 %c
.25
Fleet Manufacturing
32c
1
Gold
Feb
A
Petroleum
30c
Chromium
Cochrenour
24c
1
Mines
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Chibougamau Ex Dior
Feb
8%
7
2.50
14c
11 %c
*
Mines
12%
Kirkland
30c
20
common
Research
Cheskirk
98c
class
12 tec
Zl
~JLl
Trust
Steel
Chemical
17c
Jan
30%
Grain
1
Oil
Oils
Chartered
91c
87/a
2.28
Preferred
50c
Gold
Chamberlain
Chatco
16 %c
May
1.71
Centremaque
Charter
17c
Apr
Feb
17%
28%
28%
3,300
1
15%
555
7,565
27%
50,300
Ii
5,508
27"%
Nickel
Players
Farmer
5.55
Uranium
Jan
Apr
2.10
Porcupine
Feb
May
52%
1.23
1.70
Lake
17
23
11%C
5.20
Centre
Mar
16
25
3.80
'
Mar
13
12
2
Ltd
3.90
Central
Apr
51
20c
5.50
~i
19
100
Jan
9c
2.02
Patricia
200
Feb
May
31%
Ltd
•
Central
3,955
23
52
23
104%
35
2(
1
3.90
15%
23
52
1
A
1
Oil
10
May
11%
—
Explorers
Central Leduc
14%
17% Mar
102
—.
Machine
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
Central
65
2.25
Trethewey
Castle
12,748
1.21
Warrants
Jan
73c
23
102 103%
6.25
Corp
3.75 Mar
3.50
19%
Apr
Mar
4.00
4.25
Mines
150
1.37
10
Jan
15%
1
1,500
2.24
34c
Feb
21c
Mines
Life
19
1.37
Feb
9%
3.25
lie
4.40
3.60
15c
20
100
11%
Oils
19
1
Jan
65c
4.30
Zl
Ltd
May
Jan
5.90
18% Mar
10
7%
Empire Life
11
33%
31%
Glacier
150
14,000
Jan
16
Gold
915
Apr
Mar
Jan
May
1.90
3.50
38c
class
Pen-Rey
13
1.74
50c
10
13c
Mines
13
Jan
5.00 Mar
16
Jan
Jan
1.25 Mar
11"%
Invest
43
31c
31%
com
Mines
Sol
30 %
1,850
Feb
1.18
Apr
Feb
Feb
May
3.75 May
1.00 May
1.39 May
1.33
Paper
Emerald
1.10
15c
2,983
27c
Apr
Feb
1.00
6,945
16%
25c
23
Steel
Eldrich
2.55
Feb
15%
Minerals
Washing
Elder
5.50
16
103%
com
Metals
Economic
Jan
Mar
84c
32
32%
5.20
8%
3.00
81c
26
&
Sullivan
Feb
13
4.30
31%
22%
Malartic Mines
13
pfd_20
32%
com
Mines
»
—
4,200
Mines
Oils
*
A
389,710
Brewery
Duvex
East
61c
Jan
1.42
61,650
50c
1.50
Amphi
22 %
Mar
17,924
64,378
1.55
1.39
2.50
Dyno
Jan
59c
31%
27,355
1.29
38 %c
1.50
common
Apr
7% May
Jan
53c
Donalda
Dow
Textile
East
23
Mar
30%
2.55
May
Woollens
Feb
9%
Jan
25%
Jan
87c
Coal__
Feb
Jan
25
36c
21c
3,400
35c
3.50
Chemical
3.00
Jan
7%
17
1,400
193,550
99c
10
common
&
60
Jan
21%
24
100
35
50c
2.40
Mar
4.10 Mar
7%
7%
Dominion
22% Mar
1.97
2.49
Corp
Jan
Dominion
Feb
Mar
420
21%
Feb
2.15
1.75 Jan
19
5.991
24%
Producers
Cariboo
29c
Apr
60
6c
Gas
Stores
Tar
2.35
1
Natural
15%
175
10
Williston
Canso
20
19
3.25
Dominion
Apr
1.76
10
30c
25c
Invest
&
Dominion
55
,
Exploration
19%
3.25
preferred
class
Western
57,390
2,470
Petroleums
Class B
Canadian
1,400
2.05
Jan
1.05
—
Feb
38c
87c
— -
Steel
89c
Feb
Jan
25c
Magnesium
10% Mar
2.20
•
Canadian
18c
1.86
12% Mar
Feb
Apr
11c
1.00
Preferred
Dominion
20c
269
May
76% May
9%c Apr
25,050
600
common
Scottish
139
177,300
86,917
2
10
Mar
8.60
2.30
Vickers
Wallaper
Jan
Jan
10
Asbestos
Dominion
21%
Jan
6c
1.00
2.50
Preferred
37%
Jan
54
3.75
16%
Jan
Apr
38c
105%
1,054
10 %c
30,500
42 %c
23
Apr
3,867
20c 23 %c
23 %c
119
•
9
_25o
Dominion Foundry & Steel
Apr
67c
8%c
1.52
Mar
20%
9.10
76%
95c
Ltd
Jan
8%
130
71%
87c
25
20
6%
pfd
May
Electrohome
33
33 i/3C
Utilities
35 %c
25c
Fabrics
100
•
Prospect
Dominion
445
64c
1
May
1.00
Dominion
21
8.90
25
32c
Ltd
Dominion
1.75
35
•
Petrofina Ltd
2,375
Ltd
Jan
*
Canadian Oil & Gas Reserves
Pacific Railway
32c 35 %c
9
Mar
10o
Canadian
May
99 %c
Mines
34
21
64C
Warrants
Jan
26c
Mines
21
19
Cos common
85c
Feb
34c
Seagrams
Exploration (Western)
34
8.90
a
Mar
Mar
19c
128
Minerals
21
•
Hi
7c
52c
A___
Mar
20%
3
I
29% May
Jan
12,100
76%
Distillers
34%
•
Malartic
Canadian
28% May
Jan
5.00
35 %c
Devon-Leduc
29%
Apr
18c
4.20 Feb
12,540
7%c
class
Producers
60c
Apr
'
3.35
23,180
20c
Mines
Apr
Mar
Jan
Jan
13
26c
10
Gold Mines
Apr
40c
9c
17%
68c
Mines
Rio
5.80
100
Canadian Oils
Del
8
Locomotive
100
Apr
Feb
18.%
Jan
3.50
Horn
50c
«
13,000
Mar
35c
1
24c
Corp
Brewis
D'Eldona
Delnite
6.00
com
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian Hydro Carbons
Canadian Ice Machine com
Canadian
Feb
Apr
*
common
Products
Canadian
Deer
Apr
Jan
18c
Food
95
2.05
12%
Warrants
Fairbanks
12
4.25
9%c 10 %c
B
Decoursey
205
68
Class
Apr
125
Jan
Leather
36% Jan
2,200
Z*
249,353
Jan
2.98
83%
11
300
2.35
D'Aragon Mines
4,450
1
'
Feb
12%
Ltd
2.50
Mar
Jan
16%
Patricia
12%
39
16%
205
May
1.73 Mar
17 %c
24 %c
-
Zellerbach
3.75
Feb
1,865
Apr
4.50
Jan
17%
12
9%c
Crow's Nest Coal
Mar
Jan
1.22 Mar
16%
12
3.00 Mar
2,99 May
23% Jan
60c
Feb
81
2.95
11c
Apr
Apr
80c
Feb
17%
1.82
1.50
Apr
16%
Uranium
Feb
9%
13%
25
Preferred
7,252
4.25
2.20
25
Canadian
33,400
15c
17%
Mines
Feb
23%
200
87%
•
1.50
Jan
1.00 May
2.05 Mar
20
Mar
Mar
40c
2.04 Jan
62c
16,080
1.36
Bit
3.85
•
Petroleum
4.50
B
Minerals
2.80
20
Devonian
22%
4.20
1.42
Pershing
13%
Dredge
4,040
21%
12
Croinor
Jan
66
75
25
Canadian
3,900
2.10
Crowpat
„
lOo
preferred
Canadian Chemical <fc Cellulose
Canadian Colleries
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian Decalta common
126,500
Feb
1.24
1.95 May
25,578
70c
2.99
Mining
Crestaurum
20
preferred
2.54
64c
22
Lead
Cournor
2
$1.75
2.37
2.85
Mills
15
8%
common
Jan
4.40
voting
12% Mar
Feb
9
*
Apr
Jan
2.85
Mining-
class
Imperial
Coulee
32%
Dist
Non-voting
Cosmos
4.00 Apr
43% Mar
-
!__•
Celanese
Canadian
31%
9%
37% May
(H)
9.60 May
10% Mar
l
A
Canadian
1,200
2,029.
13%
•
Empire Oils-
Jan
1.90
45c
13c
Cliff
Corby
173
common
Jan
4.05
230
Copper-Man
•
18c
400
Tungsten
Exploration
16% Mar
;_12.50
Canners
Car
Canadian
Coin
8%
10
Commerce
Apr
1.30
2.50
Consolidated West Petroleum
Consumers Gas
2.50
British
Canadian
Canadian
Cobalt
Feb
27
Breweries
Chimo
60
55c
•
Bank
Can-Met
Consolidated
86% Mar
Jan
10
Preferred
Canadian
29% Mar
Jan
48
Feb
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
65
180
3.00
Canadian
12c
70c
25
125
Jan
•
19,200
15c
2.00
1.20
Ranwick
505
Jan
:
23c
1.95
Sannorm
54
4.15
Oil
Mar
13 %c
2.5
26%
8.05
Admiral Oil
Gold-
76%
400
Atlantic
43c
Mar
10c
14c
25
Feb
86%
Jan
46c
15c
1.95
A
76
15,148
class B
20c
35,966
13 %c
Feb
14%
»
38,990
36,067
67c
14c
Sudbury Basin Mines
14 %c
♦
31c
82c
75c
Feb
Consol
2.990
20
Apr
9c
9.25
A
70c
60c
9.60
B
May
45c
Mar
346,400
•
50c
60c
38,500
87c
50c
»
Apr
22,123
50c
28c
29,300
Jan
8.50
Power
95c
144,141
21c
8.80
Lands
Feb
29c
14,550
14%
Warrants
60c
66c
1.40
39c
,
9,000
63c
1.00
Consolidated
14%
_*
Apr
33
23c
9.60
Malting
Apr
3.00
Jan
11,226
50c
8
9%
19c
Jan
22,196
32
30c
53
*
Jan
2.00
Apr
29
2.95
77c
26
•
11 %c
2.80
31%
1.30
1
Bakeries
152,845
2.88
31%
25c
1
Canadian
4.25 Mar
95c
Chibougamau
Canadian
Jan
2.80
1.35
Red
Canadian
7,375
16c
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
Jan
pfd
3.65
13c
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
Cable
Feb
3.55
Apr
6.50
&
Feb
1.00
Apr
29c
Lines
34c
Jan
17c
Quebec
Apr
Apr
;
65c
Jan
23c
46%
Feb
8%c Feb
Consolidated
Jan
Assurance
Mar
27c
42%
Apr
4.90
Foundry
21c
2,100
25c
76 %
20
19%c Mar
2,850
33c
13 %c
Cut Stone
Jan
Feb
13c
7,500
common
10%c
4%c Jan
43c
•
Apr
120,900
class
14%
*
18c
189,775
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Orlac
Press
3,066
com
Feb
Feb
38c
Mines
Consolidated
21c
common
50c
20c
5c
65c
Apr
75c
5.90
SS
7,500
45c
Feb
100
13c 16 %c
Jan
20c
Wire
17c
14 %c
Jan
5,400
S
60c
5.35
Canada
16c
64c
Oils
21c
Canada
16c
2.65
7c
54c
Mosher
Peak
5.85
Lake
Mattarrow
Consolidated
1
class
Mar
16c
2,500
140,032
12% Mar
•
,
Packers
Feb
81c
11c
36c
Jan
1
Canada Permanent
Mortgage
Canada Southern Petrol
75c
Jan
2.20 Mar
1.40 Mar
9.75
96c
1
Flon_
Consolidated
Oil
Mar
40c
10,012
12%c May
•
Northern
40c
12.599
Feb
«
Machinery
14,097
69c
2.25
5%c Jan
775
55
Life
45c
63c
29,775
27,400
•
3.50 May
2.15
475,500
46
Canada
2.60 Mar
1.10
lie
class A
Apr
44,060
11%
36c
B
Jan
8.90
11
45%
»
36c
Jan
1.00
10c
Steel
Mar
Apr
9%c 12 %c
|
30c
•
19c
22c
2.10
Nicholson
14c 17 %c
4%c Jan
2,050
3.60
14,500
17c
10c
Canadian
Jan
1.75
6.00
Apr
13 %c
Howey
Consolidated
35c
Canadian
Consolidated
58c
59,263
15c
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
1
$1
Apr
Mar
26c
41c
Apr
10% May
38c
Feb
•
Class
47
Jan
21c
Jan
60c
Apr
Hill
Canada
25c
16,600
3.50
Halliwell
16c
Bunker
Class
Consolidated
Consolidated
Jan
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Canada
Feb
Apr
May
14c
Canada
14%
23%
7c
1
Iron
42c
13 %c 15 %c
45c
1.35 May
1
&
Jan
7 % Mar
7.85
Mines
4.50
Lake
Foils
25c
8%c Feb
2,170
24,703
10%
7.50
Arrow
1,100
1
Canada
11% May
Apr
24% Mar
Lake
4.900
Red
Crushed
Jan
12,060
•
25,200
Buffalo
Canada
14 %c
14,200
13c 14%c
8%
3.10
Rights
11c
68c
Canada
Jan
Mar
5.00
29c
Canada
Apr
19c
16c
4.50
1
68c
Bread
78c
85c
16c
Apr
1.85
65c
9%c
1
Preferred
Apr
72c
43c
10 %c
■»
30c
Canada
53
12
500
•
Canada Cement
42c
220
2.15
1.42
1
Campbell
Campbell
476,090
"•
Jan
c
38c
Consol Fenimore Iron Mines
Class
B
warrants
47%
Canadian
Canada
Jan
Jan
Mar
46
Gold
Oils
96
1.35
Buffalo
Calnorth
29%
Jan
50%
1,833
Ankerite
CatVan
Jan
Apr
92
10.195
28
3.85
25%
'
Buffalo
Flin
May
1.65
22 %c
1.38
Mining
Algoma Uranium
&
85c
Jan
3.50
47 y4
Mining
Callinan
Mar
143
7.60
1
Brunswick
Calgary
42c
15 %c
25
Mines
class B
Co
1,000
Guayana
Products
Telephone
900
47c
13c
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated East Crest
95%
Brunhurst Mines Ltd
Brunsman
Mines
&
Apr
1.76
47c
10%
~~
Consolidated Cordasun
Consolidated Denison Mines
Consolidated Discovery
27
50
British
Class
2.50
Apr
95 %
,
Columbia
Burns
1.90
•
-
pfd
preferred
Burrard
49% Mar
l
High
1.72
50
19c
Cadillac
100
Oil
Electric 494-
British
Burlington
9% Mar
Apr
1.10 Mar
Central
100
_
preferred
preferred
Reef
2.60
Apr
•
American
British Columbia
1.95
98c
Low
195
74%
Consolidated Bellekeno
7%
Range since Jan.
High
47c
Consolidated Astoria
Consolidated Bakeries
3,710
1.00
6c
Shares
1.72
11111111
Corp
Allenbee Oil
Consolidated
Sale*
for Week
195
Development
3.00
754
Bridge & Tank Co preferred
_l
2.90
12c
•
Brilund
1.80 Mar
17,400
12c 14 %c
Low
Coniagas
20c
3.00
Traction
Buffadison
Apr
37,900
„1
ordinary
Buckles
14%
Jan
113,700
1
Bralsaman Petroleum
Brunston
Confederation Life
30c
10c
Bruck Mills
Apr
2.80
15c 16 %c
»
Broulan
13
Range
of Prices
Pa
11 %c
27c
10c
British
200
High
Jan
2.35
16c
British
6c
Week'a
Last
Sale Price
2.72
Ltd
1
5%
12,000
Friday
STOCKS
29c
Uran
1
4%%
6
Mines
Coniaurum Mines
Bordulac
4y2%
Low
14
Mines
Bonville Gold
British
MAY
Range since Jan. 1
High
pfd
Bobjo
Brazilian
bHare»
Low
—1
class
ENDED
for Week
Sale Price
Biltmore
FOR WEEK
Sales
Last
STOCK!
Week's
Direct PriOatt WtTtS to Canada
5.70 May
3.50 Mar
13c
Apr
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2156)
.
.
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Cos
Warrants
of Prices
Share*
29%
33
6,479
4.15
4.35
13,220
75c
—
75c
97c
300
Gas
1
Power
Gatineau
Range since Jan.
25
33
Jan
4.80
3.90 Mar
60c
1
95c
Apr
May
Apr
May
Little
(52
5
Wares
common
Feb
Louvicourt
Mar
8%
Jan
Lyndhurst Mining Co.
60%
65%
2,371
49
Mar
20
100
5.50
5.70
1,600
42
90
41
Jan
45
Mar
9%
9%
300
9
Apr
11
Jan
Class B
6.75
2,442
1.25
64,860
1,02 May
27,600
Mar
10c
Feb
19c
May
Jan
2.20
19c
131,400
4,900
85c
85c
90c
46,000
60c
1,816,009
Feb
60c
May
8c
34,400
5 %c
Feb
lie
Apr
53%
155
52%
Jan
53% Mar
44c
45c
2.30
Preferred
Gold
Lake
Gwillim
Feb
35
loc
Mar
40c
May
4.75 Mar
4.25 Mar
29
37% May
Jan
5%
6
Jan
3.10
2.30 Mar
Mar
Feb
Mar
46
Apr
48
1,220
18%
Feb
23% Mar
19,765
2.05
7%
7%
415
10
10%
2,540
17%
17%
17%
30
1.35
1.25
1.45
50,700
Mining
Maxwell
1.35
1.50
10,250
34
34
100
McColl
Mines
Harrison
McMarmac
Red
Feo
McWatters
Gold
Feb
Mentor
Mar
19
Jan
Mercury
1.55
Apr
Merrill
Island
Merrill
Petroleum
16
92c
4.00
Feb
136,300
7%c
Jan
40c
9%
Jan
16%
Apr
Feb
Meta
7.30
7.80
17,508
7,480
5.75
Jan
8.75
Feb
3.95
3.95
25
3.00
Jan
4.25
Jan
26
100
22c 26 %C
26
114,600
Hendershot
Heva
24
28%
Jan
29c
Apr
Mill
Jan
60
Feb
Milton
Holden
Oil
Home
Iron
,_1
18c
18c
20c
6,000
12 %c
Jan
„1
1.96
1.76
2.20
413,100
20c
Jan
10c
9c
10c
22,600
7%c
Jan
*
*
—1
4.70
Hudson
&
common
Porcupine
Hugh-Pam
Erie
&
Huron
new
Oil
City
4.50
14%
22c
A;
\
Paints Ltd
Lake
Indian
Acceptance
Industrial
.
Machine class
(John) & Co
Ingersoll
Inglis
9%
11,576
8%
Jan
Moneta
56c
Apr
Montreal
24 %c
Jan
Moore
23 %c
Feb
3.10
Apr
pfd
Cement
Inland
J
class
4%
preferred
_
Multi-Minerals
Jan
18%
Apr
Ltd
National
Drug
Jan
60
Jan
Apr
10
Jan
4.90 May
5
Feb
National
15% Mar
24% May
National
Feb
10% May
Nello
4.90
166
21%
24%
16,630
9.40
10%
28,612
16c
19c
74,800
38%
40%
3,390
3.65
3.75
2,025
2.60
Jan
58%
60
3,140
51%
Jan
7,000
35%
125
7.40
7.75
2,615
.
9c 10%C
...
62,200
7.50
14c
Feb
30
24c
25c
Mar
Mar
Preferred
Steel
New
Athona
Uranium
Feb
New
10
Feb
New
Calumet
Mines
15c
Apr
New
Concord
47c
165,900
11c
Jan
60C
Mar
55c
135,200
10c
Feb
60c
Apr
37,800
1.25
500
38,700
50%
Jan
New
DavieS
40
Jan
New
11%
Feb
New
Devon
11
Jan
New
Dickenson
Feb
New Fortune
5,661
10% Mar
900
23
23
150
Apr
Feb
23
23%
9%C
24,800
57%
56%
57%
8
8
8%
12
12
12%
3,895
13%
International
Nickel
Co common-
2 28
_•
63%
100
136%
•
25%
4 %C
1,850
49
25Q
8
Jan
14%
2,203
2.25
2.48
lb,894
37
37%
600
63%
64
.
Apr
60%
Apr
Npw
Hosoo
New
8% May
11%
Apr
Feo
.
-
Petroleum
International
•
Credits
Interprovinclal Pipe Line—
Interprov Building
—
_
-
Mines.
t
8c
15
25%
15%
8.55
5,825
7.85
Feb
9.75
134,300
51 %C
Feb
1.21
Jan
12%
12%
101
9%
Jan
12%
11%
11%
9'%
Jan
12
1.85
Mar
2.80 Mar
37%
Apr
49c
8,200
39c
Jan
56c
Mar
22c
24c
12,000
20c
Mar
31c
Jan
3.80
3.90
2,850
3.00
Jan
4.00
Apr
v
7c
8c
43,000
5%C
Jan
9c
Feb
/
70c
65c
72c
7,971
1.45
Jan
119%
19
20
2,525
50c
65c
23,000
V
45c
—
_1
Exploration
Jellicoe
Mines
Joburke
Gold
Hugh
—
—
Joliet-Quebec
Ltd
Jonsmith Mines
Oils
Jupiter
26%
26%
2.10
2.25
25,600
1.78
13%
560
12%
Jan
j
14'%
14'%
200
•2.03
2.35
280,650
17%
17'A
17%
2.240
27%
27%
125
4.50
4.50
450
4.45
1.63
/'
.
New
Laguerre
*
Gold
Marlon
New
Morrison
Apr
29% Mar
New
Mylamaqu® Kxplor
13% Mar
15% May
25%
30%
Jan
Npw
Norznn*
Pacalta
11c
Apr
New
Rouyn
16 %C May
New
Ryan Like Mine*
Mar
New
4.900
48,910
Apr
5%c Mar
10c
7c
Feb
33c
Jan
Gold
Newnorth
Ltd
Mine*
_
-
-
_
.
.
Oil*.
Senator
10c 11%C
20,382
9%c Mar-
17c
Jan
New
62,217
9%c
18%c
Jan
Nib
Yellowknife
53c
38,700
49c
Mar
67c
Jan
Nickel
32c
Jan
86c
Jan
82c
80c
95c
1,251,400
1.99
1.95
2.08
3,650
1.77
1.86 Mar
76c
Jan
Jan
■
Mar
2.50 Mar
New
New
Superior
Taku
Oil*
Kerr-Addison
-1
_
•
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Klrkland
Townslte
Labatt
Labrador
.
Cinch
Lake
Dufault
I
40 %c
22,500
16%
8,336
15 %C 17 %c
34,950
5%C
Jan
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
11c
65c
—
Feb
23c
Mar
72c
900
Jan
85c
Apr
5,600
33 %c
Apr
50c
Jan
40c
42c
8,773
12'Ac
Jan
55c
Mar
13c
13c
500
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
13c
Mar
21c
Jan
18c
17c
20c
49,500
1.19
1.45
32,000
1.10
Jan
21%
21%
23
Rim
Nlst.fi
1.52 Mar
760
21%
Apr
23
May
17
May
17
13%
17
22,377
8.15
Jan
2.85
2.70
3.25
33,800
1.10
Apr
1.39
1.23
1.44
158,246
39%
39%
180
31
Mar
41
18c
Jan
30c
Feb
1
2.50
Jan
-j!
24c 24'Ac
> '25c
35,320
100,634
1.85
Noranda
75c
Jan
3.30
Apr
Norlartle
M1nPi
North
26.326
42c
Jan
74c
Apr
'i
25,500
25c
Mar
43c
Jan
j
Feb
■:
1.10
1.30
25,975
1.10
Apr
1.55
2.87
2.55
2.88
20.185
2.15
Jan
3.15 Mar
71c
70c
84c
77,781
50c
Apr
84c
May
55c
55c
2,993
50c
Apr
75c
-Jan
47c
29,900
May
55c
Jan
^
Jan
25C
Jan
s
1.34 Apr
i
42c
44c
20c
19c
20c
9,600
1.02
1.02
1.09
68,750
North
North
Tnca
fitur
10,500
62c
41 805
25c
15c
14c
15c
2,875
lie
28c
25'%c
29c
25,475
24c
33c
30c
36c
42,729
53c
50c
58c,
56,000
11c
59,100
7c
Feb
May
j
7%C
8%c
17,551
5%c
Jan
97/8C Apr
|
72c
60'%C
72c
197,290
18c
Jan
74c
_1
18c
16
35c
■
22c
Apr
1
Jan
43c
May
J
11 %C
Jan
28C
Feo
j
7%c
Jan
38c
Apr
<
50,275
25 c
Mar
40c
Jan
^
:18%c
82,500
7%c
Jan
40C
Feb
6C
59,100
4c
Jan
8%C Apr
8%c
9C
25,691
4%c Mar
9%c
Apr
17c
20c
82,050
5'%C Jan
20c
Apr
15c
Jan
%c
20c
318,057
6'%c Jan
31c
43c
229,710
12c
13c
13c
16c
48,250
28c
27c
31c
112,000
26c
26c
33c
18c
14c
,,1
5%c
5'Ac
8%C
—
.
■
—
10 %C
10 %c
lie
17,200
10c
Jan
13c
12c
14c
25,580
11c
Feb.
2.60
2.75
3 666
19c
23c
3,375
2.75
20c
40c
40c
43c
69,850
7c
9%c
200,000
1.19
9c
1.24
1.28
12,000
Lawson
Leiich
&
Jones
Gold
class
22
22
300
9%c
47,680
22
22
200
*
A
1
.
Lencourt
Gold
Lexlndln
Gold
For
12%
67c
550
-
8,100
see
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45.
1
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20c
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65c
12%
89 %C
85c
1.15
348,100
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22
Mar
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Jan
22
May
60c
3.10 Mar
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7,567
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14c
61c
61c
500
61c
May
70c
91
96
3.954
80
Jan
96
13%
26
12 %c
24
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
Apr
78c
Jan
8%C
Jan
25c
Apr
15c
Jan
1.15 May
Jan
Mar
17c
Jan
64C
62c
74c
102,500
15c
Feb
89c
Apr
11c
Jan
18c
Mar
•
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12'Ac 12 %c
925
4.20
i
4.15
4.30
7,118
29c
25 %C
31c
207,394
4.75
•
4.75
4.85
1,350
3.45
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20 %c Mar
4.65
37c
Apr
Jan
4.50
Feb
5.95 Mar
16c
Mar
1
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10c
10c
12c
31,000
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Jan
_1
60c
60c
67c
23,750
40c
Feb
67c
May
17
15'A
17
7,375
10%
Jan
17
May
7
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6,400
3.95
Jan
14c
17c
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•
.
8% May
Jan
17c
Apr
Jan
Ltd—
99c
Apr
6%
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1.45 Mar
4.35
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60c
Jan
7%c
Jan
2.40
10c
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1
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18,100
9c
8%c
9c
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9c
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1.30
1.60
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6%
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Apr
19c
17 %c
1.31
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11c
16c
•
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Warrants
Jan
51%C
1.38
Metals
30c
10,750
1.38
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Jan
Jan
93.400
70c
•
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75C
11c
62c
7%
•
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11c
Jan
8%c
70c
.
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Ogama-Rockland
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Feb
Jan
3,100
11c
1
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10
1.30 May
1.30
Apr
May
1.60 May
1.59
Feb
113,460
22c
Jan
60c
Mar
147,200
3c
Jan
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Apr
2.25
2.80
2.80
2.95
17,725
12%
12 %
12%
4,425
11
90c
90c
1,600
60c
90c
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6%
6c
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80c
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33c
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37c
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•
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B
Jan
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•
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22 %c
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15c
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3.70
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2.30
55c
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72c
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2.15
59c
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15c
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34c
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20c
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42
14c
,
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5.75
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65c
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28c
•
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i 1.25
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11c
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1
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1.80
31c
f
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1
18c
2,100
1.99
23c 28%C
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Feb
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Feb
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1
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23
39c
1.30
•
20
36c
20c
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38c
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250
72c
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i
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2.10
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15c
48c
6C
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5.25 Jan
1
11 %c
6c
28%
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28
1
-
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Feb
Mar
i
4,450
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11 %c
1.45
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17% May
27% May
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Gold
43c
1
—
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1.71
_
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•
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5,000
20%
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2.72
Feb
1
%
Feb
Mar
2,040
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1
,
,
65
71,250
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14% Mar
Mar
13
72c
Apr
1.65
1
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64c
•
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14
J
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142
24%
3
Jan
1.70
4
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26% Mar
May
28
Feb
13%
Jan
26% Mar
42
Jan
1
—
Kelore
1.65
-180
—
32%
2.25
•
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56c
•
73c
Mar
16
2 252
Apr
1
■■■-,—V
1.60
1
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—
2,395
26%
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61c
1
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47c
17
42
1
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1
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39
•
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20
375
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Jan
35,600
24c
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17
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Jan
16%
2.07
1
—
Mar
9c
21c
60c
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May
1
,
-
55
7%c
i4c:16 %c
*
■
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1
—
133
1.769
T;
Feb
14 % May
Jan
32% Mar
*
Feb
67c
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7,475
12,074
21c
Apr
Mar
60c
•
145
-
27%
14c
94c
:
26%
1
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Jaye
27'/a
24%
1
Waite
Jack
•
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5
15
136 136%
Jan
8.25
50c
New
Preferred
44 %c
60c
,
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Jan
14
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Harricana
Jan
Jan
1.50 Feb
55c
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10c
10%
Apr
8.55
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V
8C
95c
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New
.
1.75
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2,485
Jan
1.10
89c
Development-
7%
-
Feb
_1
Dominion
11%
43c
83c
1
Oils
11
Feb
85c
1
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Bristol
Jan
7
.
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7%
11'/a
—
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45
34c
Jan
1.65
1
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4.30 Mar
35% Mar
530
2,200
Apr
May
75%
42c
-1
Alger
New
50
38c
105
6 7'A May
•
New
36%
99
885
38c
10
Ltd
Apr
35%
110
1.35
.
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Mining
Nesbitt
-
Jan
48%
Apr
105
69'%
Apr
May
•
Car
30c
36 %
37%
250
35%
49%
22c
Feb
•
Ltd
National Grocers common
New
60%
7%c Mar
Jan
33
1.00
5
Explorations
Apr
7.05
9%c
750
•
Preferred
National
40% May
Mar
34
174,176
•
National Hosiery class B
National
Petroleum
500
1.023
22c
20
Apr
53 %
6%
5%
A Jan
5%
36%
100
Tan
May
6.75 May
12c
5%
40c
5
Chemical
&
42c
Jan
10%
106
Jan.
'
375
37%
Feb
Apr
Mar
1.47
1
.
18,900
Feb
3
42c
48 %c
25
-
56c
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Feb
9
4.55
36c
•
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—
Metals
44c
100% Mar
67 %
—
common
58
10
—;
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Inspiration
International
Apr
Apr
34 %
105
•
Locomotive
43 %c
6%
500
36%
Feb
5.00
60c
1,156
18c
1
Porcupine
Corp
30c
b
106
6%
5%
•
Com
,
15c
9%
134%
6%
Mining
Jan
24%c 24%c
•
Jan
16 %c
13 %c
Mar
Mai
105
9%
Apr
15c
3.75
A-
9c
Mar
v
8,800
59%
*
18c
Mar
12c
,30c
•
23c
40%
•
common—
16,350
32,100
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21c
8c
Mar
41c
Feb
8%c Mar
•
104
31 %c
7%c
Jan
19c
1
Apr
7c
•
New
Flo-Glaze
100
33,300
3.80
New Continental
Imperial
25
21,752
■\
4c
—.—
Feb
14c
•
760
10%
Imperial Bank
10
Imperial Oil
•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary 5
6% preferred
£1
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_*
Imperial Varnish & Color Co Ltd
15c
10
Jan
„
27.600
9%C
Feb
Jan
Jan
•
Gas
__
18
7.50
;
Apr
9
13c
•
*
Apr
Feb
23%
1
1
&
102
102
12c
com
Petroleum—
Brick
7%c
1.
Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Oil
Husky
140
4.90
•
•
1
& Smelting
Mining
4.70
35
•-—
Apr
50
12c
11%
46c
*
5
—*
1
*
102%
Apr
365
9%
11 % c
*
Power
58
A
1.03
1
6%C
6 %
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27c
1
22c
♦
Paper
4.70
17%
—
126,050
1.93 May
1
6%C
*
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—
Bay
3.40
Jan
Mining
Hoyle
10%c Mar
Apr
Feb
Smith
Howard
87,245
8
Yellowknife
Homer
14 %c- 18 %c
17c
Consol
Hollinger
3.00 Jan
50c
claos
Mfg
1,900
535
Drilling
Hi-Tower
3.30
4,200
Ltd
73c
9%
•
Mills
Mines
Light
Midoon
Jan
Mar
31,960
common
1.99 Jan
6%c
Preferred
9c
22c
Paper
Jan
70c
—50c
__
Uranium
52%
65c
Dauch
&
370
8%
High Crest Oils
Highland-Bell
Hinde
3.30
59
20c
Mines
Gold
57%
53c
Ltd
1.62
26,500
•
Chipman
Mexican
3.95
8%
Co
36,700
Jan
94.501
1
Lake
Exploration
15
21c
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25c
1.88
1
Apr
1
(George
Hees
Feb
14c
■
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9
Lake
Headway Red
Heath Gold
8c
2.65
Red
12
60c
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1.60
l?c
Porcupine
Jan
Apr
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Head of Lakes
26%
2.30
McKenzie
Jan
-1
Carpets
Minerals
Harding
36 % May
6,700
2.40
Mclntyre
7
15%c
—
Jan
May
14.500
12 %c
100
7%
1
Gold
Rock
Hard
34
58c
ft
36c
1
—
Jan
1.78
11%C
Minda-Scotia
Hallnor
Apr
28
87,800
102
1
common
Preferred
7.50
•
Alabastine
Gypsum Lime &
Jan
Jan
1.93
102% 102%
•
Mines
Frontenac
30c
59
1.84
1.30 Mar
Mar
17c 19 %c
1
Ltd
Maybrun
14%
26
com
Preferred
31c
22 %c
1.36
1
1
*
Corp
Maule Indust Inc—
14%
*
—-—-——30
1
69c
Mar
2.15
—
22c
Feb
23,950
100
Jan
2.21
—
Mar
Ltd.
28c
10%
common
12c
40c
82c
32c
38,670
22
Warrants ——
85c
19,000
49,540
•
12c
17c
20%
Gurney Products
Jan
15c
60c
75c
12c
Martin-McNeely
20%
1
•—1
56c
14c
Malartic
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
Preferred
—
Apr
1.87 Mar
Feb
53c
Gold
Maritime
1.66
14c
82c
1
Marbenor
Feb
50
Mines
66c
55c
Mines
Maralgo
Marcus
Apr
4,950
Lead
2.900
100
35
10,095
Gulf
1.75
2.
Preferred
54c
47
Gunnar
Feb
1.71
1.75
9%
29 %c Mar
3.00
Gulch
9%c
100
•
Sugar
Leaf
30
47
Trust
10
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Jan
pfd
Milling common
Manitoba
Maple
46,250
5%
Guaranty
Apr
7c
59c
35
2.80
—-—1
1.15
3,100
•
Maneast Uranium Ltd
50c
47
A
.—*
i———.—.—9c
Feb
9c
1.85
—
16C
class
Jan
40c
,8c
1
Goldfields
Feb
2.85
Grass——
15'Ac
11a,900
1
Consolidated
Jan
1
Sweet
265,370
36%
8%
Warrants
West
97,305
57c
1.14
1.85
8%
6
Great
Feb
5.15 Mar
Jan
43c
33%
Apr
6
Great
Apr
Jan
90c
17c
6% May
40c
——50
1
4.50
16c
Jan
1.05
1.90
6%
5,500
———-—
15c
Feb
4c
4.00 Mar
8c
Apr
Apr
51 %c
36%
100
5 051
Development
4.40
84
Mar
2.95
———
-
550
8,200
Plains
4.00
1
Class 'B
7
42c
Utilities com
i
4.10
*
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6%
4.65
common
class a
35
16c
150
12,100
Jan
45% May
1
Mines
Gold
42c
44c
1
61,600
95c
Jan
% Mara
-I
6%
37%
Freehold
18c
11c
4.50
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_
6%
34
Gridoil
1.33 Mar
Jan
6%c
4.50
Coal
45c
Jan
53%
4.60
Great
1.66
9c
4.50
9 % c 10 %c
10c
4.00
3.00 Mar
61c
.1
Mines
Mines
Malartic
25c
2.05
68
.1
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Magnet
Mar
15c
318
Sc
MacMillan & Bloedel
Feo
12c
1.95
—10
-*
*
—1.
—i——».—
Northern Gas
60 %c Mar
77
.1
Explorations
82c
21c
37%
Great
Jan
1.25 May
Macfle
Mackeno
Marigold Oils
————
Paper
7.85
Jau
Jan
•
Lakes
Great
20c
Fen
33c
18%c
-*
*
Mines
Granduc
Macdonald
Mar
17c
59c
A
Mines
Grandoro
Jan
23c
29c
2.05
6%C
——
Mines
May
10c
Goldfields
Mine*
Macassa
4,600
24 %c
19c
27,200
65c 72 %c
66c
101
75%
Yellowknife
Lynx
Jan
105% May
6.50 May
1.02
*
—
Grandines
6.50
1.05
—50
Toy-
&
6.65
—1
class
Bousquet
Graham
64
38,100
1
preferred—__:
Mackay
Gordon
103
1
—
6.45
Jan
5.25
15c
1
—
6.50
Jan
5.10
101
1
Porcupine
Tire
Mar
89
41
Jan
97
12 %c
—
Uranium
Goodyear
102
5.80
1
Mines
Mines
79% Mar
97
13c
«
———
Goldhawk
9.80
637
4.50
*
•
1
1
.—..
Mines
13%
7
97
.—1
Manitou
Goldora
Uranium
Lorado
Jan
200
1
Mines
Goldfields
Mar
Feb
15
7,785
1
—
Uranium Mines
God's Lake Gold
Golden
115
111
-100
„——.—
Eagle
110
4,100
9c
class A
Petroleums
Island
7%
41
Geneya Lake ——.—
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
Goldcrest
Long
m
Glenn
Goldale
London
Apr
5.80
————
Preferred
Feb
32%
Gold
Hosiery
Lomega
90c
Jan
12%
Products Mfg class A
Steel
Apr
Mar
12%
—1
common
■
General
Feb
60c
77c
11,895
75c
45%
B
32c
26%
5.CO
Motors
Petroleum
General
1 453
3.50
45
77
A.
High
Low
71c
class
Groceteria*
1
Jan.
Range since
High
3.25
3.45
Shares
45%
Long Lac.
Loblaw
111
12%
—3
—.
General
Grand
20,000
31
Low
Petroleum
Liberal
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
High
7%
1
General
Class A
40,340
30
TOO
Dynamics
General
65c
67c 79 %C
Bakeries
General
Gold
53c
30'/8
common—
Ltd
Mines
Geco
79 %c
•
preferred
5%
/'
56c
•
Alberta
of
Exploration
Last
Sale Price
Class
Gaitwin Exploration
Week'*
Friday
Low
33
common
ended MAY 6
STOCKS
High
4.25
-*
common-—-—.
Ltd
FroDisher
week
for Week
Low
Par
Praser
Range
Sale Price
stocks
FOR
Sale*
Week'*
Last
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.95
Apr
12% May
90c
Mar
«
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
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8.55
100
_
35c
1
—
1
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_
2.91
•
__
43c
Engravers
-
Pickle
•
Pioneer
Minea
Gold
Prmrier
PreSed
ZZZ
Pronto
Apr
IX
Union
7 25
Jan
113
9 50 Mar
J."
15,985
22c
Mar
7c
Mar
102*
40c
33'/.
780
95c
99c
29.300
Apr
11,433
2>200
111,700
Z
Jan
40
30
31'/.
&
-
-
«&.!S
56c
1.25
60c
V 17%
1
1
Jan
8.15
60
Apr
Apr
70
68c
Ventures
Jan
14,228
Jan
70
Apr
36*
^ Mar^
2.85
2,200
2.05
Jan
5,500
3%c
Jan
17%-18%
9,790
12%
Feb
12,225
3.50
Jan
9c
-
Apr
18% May
5.05
Jan
9.60
7.90
6,150
5.25
Jan
9,.40 Mar
4.00
4,450
2.15
Jan
6.00 Mar
3.60
3.60
3.70
4,300
1
23c
17%c
30c
50,700
10c
Jan
30c
70c
88.600
19c
Feb
89c
4.30 -4.85
Apr
407,363
1.10
Jan
t
11-800
8l/zC
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Quebec
<
1
Corp
1
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16
3.90
COTP-^IZ-
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113/'r-
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Quebec
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Quebec
fine
4b70
1
-
1
2.07
111/aC
15
12c
16%
3.50
27,575
70c
79c
Jan
Feb
o4-10^eb
3.95
23.23*
lo28
2.79
2585300
138.850
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cranlnm
Mine.
1
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Reoenurt
Vulcan
RexEDM
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1
Rix-Athabasco
Mfg
Robinson
Cotton
23V,
Jan
Fob
3.65
Apr
12 A
12 A
12-,4
3.50
3.50
3.50
100
10
10
10
1.005
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1
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74%
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41,1J®
0
ass
lo|
5c
11*
5*c
9y.c
13c
70
74*
4,345
93c
Jan
65c
Feb
peb
garnla
Petroleums
Ltd
•
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Bhstvlnlgan
Water &
Class A preferred
Shawkev
Sheep
(1945)
Creek
8herritt
Blcks'
Power
•
com
50
Mines
1
lsp
ag
10% Apr
13% Apr
Ac Jan
3*c Jan
Biscce
Dairies
(N)
Rmiris
560
28%
28%
5.25
5.50
831
18%c21%c
,,,47.300
5
17%
17%
25
95c
95c
1.00
28,133
6l%c
65c
3,500
class
12
•
12
•
.'
19
1
common
50c
*
50
*
*
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4
Mines
(1944)
Paving
A
Stanwell
OU
Ltd
Btariatt
Olsen Gold
&
50
Gas
—1
Jan
A
27
—
52%
11%
18%
19
1,070
46c
56c
31,300
13%
13V2
2,27o
52%
52%
50
45c
52c
9,900
42%
42
42%
115
90c
i«
51
n
54/2
Steel
27
1 05 May
1.05
ojiiA
Jan
17
Jan
90c
Feb
61 /2<:
1.50
12
Apr
21
teo
Feb
60c
Apr
12
J
Yale Lead
51 /2
Jan
Feb
52c
35%
Jan
42% May
MC
13c
Apr
1,835
26c
53/bAp
APr
7,050
33
31
33
*
1,415
28
8%
8%
8%
300
5
1
15c
13c
15c
26
25
27
.
•
2,549
25,000
55c
100
Af?
40c
Jan
May
Bullivan
Cons
Propane
^
Jan
•J
Jan
75c
Feb
12%c Jan
17c
Feb
Supertest
Tandem
Taylor,
48
Jan
23c
126.400
31c
9.45
Apr
26,124
7.60
Jan
9.60
15
42%
Feb
45% Mar
i2%c
Jan
3°c
Feb
—
15c
15c
5,000
5%c Jan
36c
35c
39c
61,800
7.30
6.90
7.75
34,450
5.10
8%
9
1,825
7%
Jan
26
26
26V*
205
24 y*
19
20
1,113
19
103
104
40
102
1
common
12c
10c
12c
Jan
13 ^/2c
3.50
3.60
Apr
6,500
3.00 Mar
3.60
Jan
1.54
1.65
23,555
1.37 Mar
1.85 Mar
46%
12c
Gold
10c
17C
27,500
31
24
24
1,195
23
101
101
103
100
33
33
33
41
41
5.40
\
.—20
4
423/4
Jan
ll%cl3%c
24,000
IYbc
Jan
9%
9J'«
3.05
3.25
48c
62c
59c
52c
61c
I6V2
16V2
16%
100
c
41c
Apr
16% May
24c
Jan
88c
30c
34c
8.731
—
127
135
5.700
10
45
45
46
731
42%
28Va
38 Vs
38'/2
75
34,4
Feb
-
1
1.19 Apr
Feb
95
Jan
109
30
Mar
40
Feb
38
Jan
42
Mar
5.55
Feb
0.10
1.68
22,500
10c
4.85
1.55 May
Jan
12c
76,300
79%
87
4,560
57
104 >A
105
115
103
Mar
47 Vi
46%
47'A
60
.
20c
16
16
2.20
Apr
105 Vt
,
Feb
10c
13c
1
9'Ac
8%c 10 %C
20
24,000
28c
15 Va
255,225
16,000
47
30,150
84c
10c
25c
100
35c
14 JA
105
105
Apr
1.90
Jan
7c
6c
13c
ll%c
6%c Jan
3.30
900
2.05
2.18
5,820
55c
61c
58,200
39c
Jan
13c 21 %c
2.10
28c
3.25
—*
60c
1
21 %c
1
21c
1
Apr
Apr
Apr
35c May
1,039,468
50,200
7c
Jan
7c
Jan
19c
21c
12
f
102
Apr
19%
Jan
3.00
1.46
1.52
2.25
2.50
465
13 %c
13c
22,000
10c
-1
1.20
1.18
1.35
388,625
20c
2.69
60c
60c
66c
8,965
60c
Feb
May
21 %c May
25c
Jan
1
Apr
1.46
2.00
Apr
61c
Jan
17,950
Mar
3.75
1.91 Jan
13c
Jan
43c
Jan
1.50
Jan
105
9%c Jan
*
*
-
Feb
24c
27c
Jan
90c
Jan
-
3,959
16
88,050
.
Apr
2.58 Mar
41 %c Mar
273,725
13%
14%
100
A—_—
Jan
92
46% Mar
75c
Mines
Jan
•
1
class
Mar
1.68 May
Jan
10c
2.07
Mines
Mar
Jan
25
.
16
—
14c
23
19 %c Apr
25
Apr
105
*
May
May
Apr
500
2,400
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
May
Apr
1.82
Jan
2.50
Feb
Jan
14%c Apr
1.37 Apr
..
72c
Apr
Canadian
Pulp
1st
common
Bronze
Cottons
Indus
37
Jan
43
5,465
10
Jan
12% May
39%
39
39%
2,405
32%
Feb
39% May
15%
15%
15%
Dominion
111
590
6.20
21%
22%
3,316
1,095
21
27'A
360
21%
27
16
Mar
215
30
Jan
•
22'A
22'A
22'%
1,058
—50
(1954) Ltd
S4
94
94
25
6%
6%
6%
2,910
14
14
14
90
58
com
1
Lumber—;
Westinghouse
«
*
—
__
2.00
5
*
com
__
Canada
a on
Tan
4 90 Jan
61c
19,4
34c
148
40
61
Jan
2.00 Apr
70% May
1,655.
35% May
38'AMay
35%
38'A
20c
19c
20c
18,005
58
Jan
1.50 Mar
15 %c Apr
180
10
20c
200
Jan
180
19
1,465
18% Mar
20
Securities
Jan
com—•
26%
26%
28
1,067
24% Mar
30
Jan
50
95
1
__
•
__
Paper
common
_7%
Utilities
__
95
150
Jan
95
5
95
May
100
27%
28
320
19
Jan
28
33y2
33y2
115
99 Vz
104
2,550
33% Apr
80
Jan
33% Mar
5
38
37'A
38
680
•
12
11 >/8
12
800
9
Mar
6
_____
72%
72%
72%
100
58
Jan
61%
57%
•
43
41
43
460
1
6.00
6.00
6.30
3,225
4.60
4.85
Consolidated
Oreille
1
62
1,905
•
Petroleum
51
50
51'A
1,200
1,985
♦
Bros
Sangamo Co Ltd—
11
n
n
10
40c
__
*
40c
1,000
•
7
6%
7
Thrift
1,326
Stores
2
35
35
37
455
Yukon
Consolidated
1
61c
60c
65c
18,600
25%
25%
25%
50
Gen
__
Invest
Ltd
»
35
104
38%
13%
77
48% Jan
62
34
No par value.
Odd lot sale
t
(not Included in
year's range).
d Deferred
Apr
delivery sale
in year's
Jan
Apr
r
(not included
range).
e
Selling ex-interest.
f Flat price.
Cash sale
(not
included
11
May
35 %c Feb
5% Jan
31%
Jan
51c
Feb
25% May
Ex-llquldating dividend,
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
wd When delivered.
wi When issued,
x
Ex-divldend.
y
In
year's
range.
Ex-rights,
2
Ex-stock, dividend.
Feb
Jan
Apr
Jan
May
Apr
Jan
Apr
May
44
Jan
5.75 Feb
4.60 May
44
Jan
Apr
7.10 May
5.80 Apr
51'A May
12% Mar
40c May
7
Apr
37
May
68c
28
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
Feb
3,531
5
^av
May
an
70
355
1,200
18%
Mines
Canadian
Feb
Jan
May
2.00
Pato
Third
7%
14
„
70'A
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
Flour common
Southwest
99
Jan
60 %
Ogilvie
Price
*
19
Interprovincial Utilities
Pend
24
•
May
5% Mar
12J/a Mar
Feb
Mar
1.60
36V&
«
Steel
International
•
94
,
Jan
18
31
•
Aircraft
International
29
•
19% Mar
-
Feb
Apr
68%
•
Bridge
Inc
17
♦
Oil
Copper
22%
Jan
500
31%
Feb
7.10 Feb
Jan
17
__
Mav
16%
115
Jan
5.75 Mar
30%
Preferred
Loblaw
27
105
17
Marconi
of
14% Jan
109
5.85
31
common
DuPont
5,905
111
*
_____
New
585
12%
*
—.
Western
High
43
11%
*
Invest
Copper
Consolidated Paper old
Dalhousie
Low
41%
12%
6.20
common
General
Coast
Range sines Jaa. 1
High
42%
•
common
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Low
•
Canadian
Canadian
Shares
5
Dredging
Dominion Sugar
Preferred
for Week
•
Gold
&
Sales
Range
5
preferred
Bulolo
Week's
of Prices
1
Newfoundland
Asbestos Corp
Paper
Develop
Curb Section
•
Anglo
Brown Co
&
-
Funds
Last
Par
Anglo
Apr
Feb
20
>
Apr
llc
80c
Zinc
a
3.00 Mar
15c
Jan
86
*
Feb
42c
4%c
1
—
Apr
21
2.10
—
Apr
5'Ac Jan
1
45% Mar
100
£6,355
85,3°°
75,841
25c
May
'1.55
1.65
10 %c
preferred—50
Zenmac Metal
teller's
47
58c
*
21,400
46%
3.15
*
—■
ZZZZI
Toronto Dominion Bank
Toronto General Trusts
46'/2
•
1
Apr
1.55
1
Tip Top Tailors
22/2 Ma
104
3.60
•
Tiara Mines
Feb
26% Mar
Apr
•
Jan
8.30 Mar
9 A
Jan
103
•'
Mines
55c
••
Jan
19%
1
Pearson
i5 Ac Mar
Feb
9
50o
common
14%c
Apr
44%
•
Industries
saver
41%
9.30
—
KrtS?
3,723
100
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Thompson-Lundmark
Tombill
48
May
May
44%
25
(ordinary)
Ltd
27
1
Sylvanite Gold
Tamblyn
18c
21% Mar
9.40
.
Swltson
47
1,165
1
Preferred
Surf Inlet
14%c
Mines
Bear
Hayes
•
Preferred
933
__
r % Mav
8/4
y
44%
1
common
24,000
23
1
&
deHavilland
^
Feb
1
Mines
464,400
22
May
20
Sudbury Contact
Superior
18c
15c
10c 12 %c
22
1
Knitting
Canadian
36c
127.662
*
Bteelcy Mining
Bteep Rock Iron Mines
Sterling Trusts
Sturgecn River Gold
12c
12c
1
Yankee Canuck Oil
May
15%
22c
63c
P
38c
30c
47%
42c
42c
*
(Alexander)
Wright-Hargreaves
Canadian
A Mar
i.«
60c
Feb
20
y
20c
Z»
35c
12c
—1
Wood
Canada
30c
—
Apr
5 50 May
o.y
20c
i
CanadaZZZZZZZ
of
12'A May
Apr
10AC
30c
Z_
Bros
Jan
—._.——_*
Larder
Gaspe
Stedman
70%
8
2,840
75,200
Sale Price
Tnri
Ja
*
1
$2.80
Gold
•
Z® Jan
75c ^an
•
Stanley Brock class
Jan
12%
Jan
•
8pocner Oils
66
11%
*
Yukon
*****
50,4
834
A
Co
Standard
17%
60o
61%c
pfd
Stadaccna
20c
1
Vallev
Southam
63
29%
i
Co
51%
10c 10%c
841
28%
Gold
Slater
59%
_50c
Mines
Simpsons Ltd
Somerville
57
28%
Mines
3,099
12'A
g ^
76,755
28%
Standard
Silver wood
l^.May
1.05
.;
14
67%
Gold
Yukeno
60c
66%
Mines
Petroleums
Winchester
York
Feb
Jan
67
V
Pass
Wilrich
14
30c
-
Hardware
White
Apr
May
3.00 Apr
16
Jan
,4% May
15% 15%
145
HI Ho'IS
•
common
White
5.50
72c
-
Jan
100
'
354^
6.80
1
Feb
3.85 Mar
79c
1
1.75 Mar
Zulapa Mining Corp
Jan
04% Mar
20C
6.30
common
;
Yellowknife
9,700
51%
-
10l/2c
3?:
1.05
Mining
Bilver-Miller
Silver
4.40
6.30
(Quebec)
Ltd
2:S
59%
23
4.00
1
Breweries
Silknit
^
M
17,7^8
5,400
Gordon
8ilaiico
4.00
50c
Gold
Voting Trust
Sigma
22*.
6%c Jan
51,845
"Yellorex Mines
,
"-"l1
Bappblre
Mar
3.75 Mar
^
9c
224,870
12% May
y
•
iSS
||o
61.500
2.75
Feb
A'2?
72c
2.96
69c
2.89
11%
Preferred
Wlnora
*
67c
2.85
Apr
Apr
9ys Jan
6,017
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Winnipeg Electric pfd
•
4.50 Mar
"
Feb
1.45 May
,
2.50 Mar
40c
200
33
14
;
Apr
1.65
4.70
5
Petroleums
Apr
1.49
common
Naco
30c
1..53
Jan
8% Apr
4.70
8c
Jan
19%
100
""
Jan
55c
3c
17,978
13%
—
4%c
1
Corp
Jap
84c
__—
214,139
50c
14,500
8%
Apr
13%
A
Windward
51c
common
^May
20*
63c
8c
31%
8%
1
Jan
100
5%c
29%
Jan
8
50
Western Tungsten
Weston
(Geo)
common
;
FOB Feb
-
6c
31
*
14c
L'Me-Commcn-
^|t Lawrence
Apr
Jan
1.37
Feb
19,700
Western Leaseholds
4.40 Mar
5 V*
1
Jan
13,700
48,408
Uranium
Robertson
.
18
1.00 Mar
60c
Canada Breweries^
Western Grocers common.
Western
Mar
15%
Western
Class
16
40c
West Malartic
Westeel Products
Western Ashley
.
May
8y2
1
Jon
28c
200
1
7%c
85c
7,066
7
Apr
1.54
Jan
14
15%
Weedon
Pyrites
Wekusko Consol
75c
2.60
1.10
7
—
May
75c
Jan
*
8,300
24c
1.07
1.07
7.45
Feb
1.05
56c
—
300,023
1
ZZ
P-ado Oils
Equipment
12c
80c
15 Vb
28c
*
14|
2.60
14%
6.50 Mar
51,665
207,940
1,395
15J/2
W
10c
25c
51c
1.54
•
1A|
2.60
41c
1.26
Jan
1
Oils
Amulet
Walker G &
Waterous
6,844
48c
1
--
80 %c
% Jan
6.55 Jan
—_—25
—
Wiltsey-Coghlan
1
""
Uranium
Jan
31
1.54
_1
——
12c
1
1
62
*
Waite
Willroy
1
Renatde^Mines
pr
93c
Feb
3.10 Mar
352,551
*>*
15c
14% Mar
46,447
2201 2 30
4.85 May
70c
7,950
3.75
Apr
Jan
•
B
Preferred
63c
60%
29
Apr
*
Violamac Mines
May
i
21
7.45
-—
Virginia Dare pfd
70c Jan
7.60
Co^S
Copper
18 Vu Apr
—
1
Ltd
Vicour Mines
Feb
1.10 Feb
aar/.M
6,050
Class
•
Quebec
480
7.00
Viceroy Mfg class A
*
Pro«rectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mmes_ZZ
19%
—
Jan
7%c
8.30
4.80 Jan
.
Feb
29c
30V. Mar
7c
8.001
18,660
*
2.35
3.90
1
5.80
•
1.59
Apr
5.55
19%
2,520
7.45
Alloys
Jan
32c
21 %c Mar
—
1
Cons
46y4
9,360
13,633
*
Roi
10% May
40%
45
28c
5.75.
•
Vanadium
Jan
8% Apr
11% May
25c
25
Upper Canada Mines
5.70
Mar
10%
135
Mines
Jan
Feb
44 Va
25c
61
Steel
Van
6
Jan
42c
44'A
30%
Oils
May
4.35
Apr
37
46 %c Jan
10%
61
Montauban
7.65
Mines
1,170
30
United
4.00
Uranium
Warrants
7%
11%
30
United
Feb
46
.
1.90 Mar
14c
2.80
*
DomeZ~Z
58c
25,708
1V»
•
United
3.40 Mar
8%c Jan
37,800
Feb
48c
Mar
Apr
28c
Mar
2.35 Jan
Jan
28
5.35
50
Feb
14c
30c
Jan
May
49% Jan
Apr
30c
—25
*
Hill
Apr
Apr
42c
1.66 Mar
34.400
95c
103
'
preferred
preferred
1.75
3,011
25c
*
A
45%
44% Jan
18,900
7%
1
B
48
32
4.95
—
11.350
70
class
B
36,835
27c
*
Keno
40c
5.35
^1
Fuel
Class
37c
31%
18c
Jan
41
7 781
23
Jan
41
225
1.88
High
Feb
Jan
8c
36c 38 %c
*
class
United
47%
32
*
common—
20'A
10
47
1.76
37c
•
—
Corp
United
45%
*
Asbestos
Feb
14'000
70
Line—
Gas
Mining
45
45%
1.80
•
Acceptance
preferred
Union
2,636
44%
•
United
*20
Pipe
Resources
United
llc
16c
1
Metals
East
^.75
37c
--
Pr^tnn
2nd
103
46
Oil
Petroleum
Union
8c
45
Jan
Mar
13 %c
1,125
31,933
45V8
•
Triad Oil
45C
l°c
46
Apr
38c
30c
42c 44 %c
Trend
FeS
13'/2c
•
Transcontinental
Jan
72c
Mar
103
3.00
Mountain
Oils
Low
22'A
x*
Oils
12* Jan
15c
10
31'/.
:
Border
er
113
2.90
Trans
jan
Era
Range since Jan. 1
High
22%
40
Empire
Shares
22'A
1
A
preferred
25%cMar
1,625
2 00
1
5%
Low
*
•
73
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8 55
1.40
-
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Feb
60c
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nil
ll%cMar
33,300
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Photo
13Vs>c
10*
3.50
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Finance class
Traders
M
1.40
class
Towagmac
Class
53c
Works
Sale*
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Toronto Iron
48SS
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Trans
09
Pp?ctorerdit JeWe'erleS """"""roo
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Friday
STOCKS
1
26% May
Apr
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preferred
Jan
1.M
'till
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25%
42c
3.75
10c
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pXc.
120
40c
•
=
6
High
3.50
14 Vie
1
Petroteum
Hershey
MAY
.
_
Low
1.20
i
KmouT Porcupine
pl? Western OU JIZZI-
26%
,
Range sine# Jan.
";0C
1
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Shares
High
26'/a
1
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1
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of Prices
Low
-1
ENDED
for Week
Par
Ontario
FOR WEEK
Balea
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Feb
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
..
Monday, May 9, 1955
(2158)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations for Friday, May 0
Obligations of Government Agencies
investing Companies
Mutual funds—
—25c
1.25
Business Shares
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
■rttjel'deen
Fund
American
American
.
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Fund Trust—.—-;—
Associated
1.60
Development
Atomic
13.96
15.23
12.09
24.76
3.91
11%
4%
12.44
1
"A" Inc.-1
"B" Inc-~5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.l
Beneficial Corp
1
Fund
Mutual
13.14
26.91
4.27
Inc__—
Axe-Hough ton Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund
22.74
15.45
22,59
12.48
7.65
7.00
1
Inc.
Fund
California
—
—
11.22
20.90
11.39
1
Bowling Green Fund Inc
10c
Broad Street Invest Corp——5
Bullock
Fund
Ltd—
—1
Boston Fund Inc
12%
5'A
13.52
24.45
16.70
10.38
Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc.—1
Bond Xnv Tr of America
*
Holdings
Blair
Ask
1.43
6.56
4.50
9.18
Bid
1.30
! 6.07
4.21
8.40
1.46
Par
General Fund
Canada
11.22
1
10.38
17.63
Inc——_——1
16.29
6.06
Capital Venture Fund Inc
1
5.53
2d.65
Century Shares Trust
1
26.50
31.73
Chemical Fund
1
29.34
Christiana Securities com—100 13,100 13,700
Preferred
100
141
146
Colonial
Fund
Inc
—1
18.65
20.24
Commonwealth Investment
1
8.85
9.62
Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc
1
18.92
20.57
Composite Fund Inc
1
16.30
17.72
Ltd
(19541
—
Fund
Canadian
43
13.43
14.63
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual
Delaware Fund
—1
Shares
1
Equity Fund Inc
20c
Fidelity Fund Inc_
—5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc_l
Stock
——
Fund
10
1
Founders Mutual Fund
*
Franklin Custodian F'unds Inc—
Common
stock series
—lc
Corp„ %
Formula Fund of Boston
Futures
Gas
17.65
19.08
10.85
7.37
1
9.26
16.43
lc
11.90
12.20
Fund Inc__lc
5.68
3.78
4.14
1
21.13
22.84
Canada
(Geo)
Fund
8.01
lc
7.28
6.64
10.81
9.87
10.40
9.49
12.95
14.18
shares
10.62
5.45
5.98
lc
lc
lc
shares
9.69
3.16
lc
Equipment shares
stock shares
9.01
9 87
lc
lc
.
9.69
11.67
lc
shares
9.30
10.65
11.73
13.16
4.18
3.48
12.85
14.41
Fund
26%
17.10
21.28
1-55
bl.80
1.65%
2.05%
2-55
1-55
bl.90
1.7 J %
1.60%
3-
1-55
12-
1-55
1-55
bl.95
1.75 %
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
3-56
b2.10
1.95%
1-
3-55
10-
3-55
b2.00
1.80%
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
1-56
b2.15
2.05%
3-55
b2.00
1.80%
4-
27.34
27.90
United Stales Treasury
6.64
7.18
24.81
26.82
37%
387/a
1955-
99.990
99.994
June
May 19,
99.965
£9.971
July
7,
1955-
99.939
99.943
July
14,
2,
1955-
99.910
99.919
July 21,
9,
26,
*
a35.55
—1
a21.47
new—1.25
8.83
9.55
11.71
—
1955-
99.884
99.893
1955.
99.858
93.858
August
1955.
99.o23
11.72
Bank & Trust
75.50
a29.61
1
11.25
12.26
1
Fund
of
New
20%
21%
7.36
Canada
Funds
8.04
13.21
1
Inc
United
100
York
254
1
260
61%
10
12.50
59%
51'A
53
50'A
52'A
Trust
Bankers
Bank
Manhattan
Chase
Corn
14.36
Inc—
1
Ltd
lc
8.86
Inc.—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
Haydock Fund Inc
1
Hudson Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc—1
39.65
16.06
40.84
United
Accumulated Fund
1
9.85
10.71
16.55
United
Continental Fund
1
6.97
Bank
Federation
& Trust
of
of
30%
48
10
10
32%
52
Bank
20
Huntington (L I)
Westchester Natl
Rochelle
60%
62'A
Bank
10
78
83
20.'
New
38
42
National Bank—
16.95
15.68
Fund Shares. 1
18.48
20.09
Guaranty Trust
20
81
Fund
1
9.40
10.27
Hanover
10
1
7.78
8-50
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
50'A
40
Irving Trust
10
40
30'A
178
2.67
Value
Line
Fund
10.17
Value
Line
Income
9.37
18.14
16.78
Inc__l
6.22
6-80
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc.l
12.35
13.43
Wall
1
19.58
14.92
16.00
1
25.68
27.99
1
24.29
26.25
_1
5.46
5.90
Investors
12.12
tl0.49
11.47
50%
Co
Bank
(The)
84
52'A
43
31%
19.97
1
Street
Washington
til.08
Inc
Fund
Investing Corp
Mutual
Wellington Fund
Fund Inc
Whitehall
Wisconsin
Fund
Kings County Trust Co
Inc
188
Companies
Meadow
Bank
Brook National
90%
51
312
72%
55
324
75%
„
20
100
of Freeport
Morgan (J P) & Co Inc
New York Trust
63
88%
Co——20
25
Aetna
Aetna
10
10
Surety
Co
Insurance
Life
72
199
10-
Agricultural Insurance Co
Automobile
,
200
10
6c
Casualty
37
American
2
287s
American
Equitable Assur
5
Casualty—5
39 'A
37'A
American Fidelity &
y
Amer
Amer
208
74'A
205
<
Ins Co
307s
42
39 'A
—5
37 %
39 'A
45
33'A
48
34%
5%
(Wash D C)
Mercury
American
5
5
Re-insurance
American
1
Surety
28
30
25
84
87
Automobile
10
141
149
Bankers & Shippers
,
10
Chicago
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Ins
(N J)—5
Assn
Ins
of
Inc
Forster
&
Employees
Group
Firemen's
of Newark
i
Hanover
Indemnity
(Jacksonville
66
40
42
Casualty
88
121
10
95
5
10
31%
32%
88 %
93 Me
10
26%
28 V*
2
13%
15 V*
87%
91%
59%
77%
Republic
42
101
43%
104
St
Paul
Co
—
—
75'A
Corp
(N Y)
10
(Texas)
Fire
&
Marine
6.25
(New
48'A
51
Springfield Fire 6c Marine-
81 'A
Standard
24
Travelers
45
lo
25%
51%
4 46%
27
53%
Accident—
U S Fidelity* <te
H S
74
61%
52%
19%
351
Recent
Bonds—
„
&
Pwr
Arkansas
,
Lt
23
13'A
220
21
3bl
Bid
530
500
515
Cleveland
20
34
37
Co
50
260
270
Bank
16
10
65
69
46
50
Connecticut Bank 6c Trust Co_25
75
80
34
36
69'A
71'A
53
57
54%
National Bank
Central
Trust
National
City
Bank
of Commerce
Connecticut
Hartford
&
Bank
National
_10
Co
Trust
••
'}■
-10
National Bank of Detroit
City
National Bank
,
J
Jersey
First
Los
25
Angeles
Bank__12.50
52'A
6c Trust- _25
97
100
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr_ -20
55
57
\
Pittsburgh
Mellon
Nat'l
i
Louis
St.
National
Mercantile
Louis
San
_20
55
59
Bank
17
61
65
Co
_25
—
60'A
64'A
66
71
38'A
39%
Bank
National
Boatmen's
St
Bank
Trust
-20
Union Trust
"
.
I
Franclscco
Bank of Amer N T 6c S A
6.25
Security Issues
'Ask
New
103
Rochester Gas &
102'A
96%
£6'A
1990
3lAS-1980
101%
102'A
101'A
1985
99'A
99%
Elec 3%s_1985
102'A
100%
101 y*
Service 3V4S
1985
102
100'A
111
111%
pfd__100
112
113'A
109
110
99
101
10
67
77%
80
3%s
Consumers
Dallas
Duke
Power
Power
Power
3s
Trailer
Fruehauf
3'As
& Light
3%s
Tennessee
Texas
Elec
Gas
98'A
General
99'A
100'A
4.50%
1985
102'A
103'A
1984
Louisiana Pow & Lt 3Vss„_1984
100'A
Mobile
Gulf
&
Indiana & Mich
Kansas
City
Ohio
3%s__1980
Elec 3'As—1984
Pow
6c Lgt—
3'As
Long
Island
98
3V4S
98'A
Tenn
100
Tire
&
4.40%
100
Light—
preferred
Transmission—
preferred—
100
Gas
5.85%
FOOTNOTES FOR
value.
tEx 100% stock dividend.
•No
par
106'A
100
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
78%
81%
55%
32%
58%
b Bid
yield price* -
k Admitted
*
York
to listing on the New
Stock Exchange.
tNew
x
stock.
Ex-dividend.""7 -
wi When issued,
y
*'*
Ex-rigfitS.'
■
7.
-
■
'
Rubber—
preferred
Louisiana Power 6c
4.16%
Lighting—
.
StocksEl Paso Nat Gas
3
34%
*
102%
3Vas
100%
1975
j
102 Ye
1975
»
1
101%
1975
Ask
102
4s
Philadelphia Elec
1995
Commonwealth Edison 3VbS_2004
101'A
England Power 3ViS—1985
100
51%
2
Bid
Bonds—(Cent.)
99'A
Potomac Telep—
Ches &
Guaranty Co-lO
;
t
3%s__1985
1!Ex two for one split,
a Net asset value,
Westchester Fire
10
100
Trust
States
United
55'A
48%
10O 2,435 " 2,485
Fire
313
510
100
Trust Co
Northern
320
100
Savings Bk—100
Harris Trust 6c
63%
10
Haven)
78%
22%
100
64
10
10
Seaboard Surety Co
Security
5
5
83
Providence-Washington
Fla>_2%
Fire
12
Co
79%
68%
5
American
41V*
10
Oeneral Reinsurance Corp
Gulf Life
Pacific
77
763A
5
Globe & Republic
31V*
10'A
z
74
4
Life
29%
39%
Fire
573A
59%
10
Northern
Pacific
lo
58%
56%
12.50
145%
Reinsurance
56%
5
119%
.
49%
2.50
115%
Peerless
106'A
3.33%
Fire
140%
Phoenix
-
47%
2
River
10
(S F)__
Glens Falls
Great
York
North
14 V*
13
102
10
Casualty
Northeastern
2.50
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Assn of Philadelphia
Fire
Franklin
New
1C6
490
4
64'A
5
•
10
Federal
61 %
lo
Hampshire Fire
101
Trade Bank & Trust Co
21
12'A
210
40%
43 V*
& Manufacturers—4
Fire
475
Sterling
393
'
41%
Merchants
National Union Fire
10
Bank
National
National
51%
47%
5
Assurance
Amsterdam
Bank 6c Trust—33'A
First National Bank
92
381
5
Fire
New
73
101
115
39%
Merchants
National
70
98
51'/*
49'A
1
Massachusetts Bonding
10
-
Assoc
.Employers Reinsurance
Fireman's Fund
31 %
10
Casualty
Maryland
5
Continental Casualty Co
Crum
Life
10
Co
Assurance
29'A
45
10
C)
N
National
10
Amer
Connecticut General Life
Continental
43
(Greensboro
25
Illinois
Continental
Ins—
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10 1
Lincoln
-
90'A
111
5
Life
181
84'A
...5
Standard
Jefferson
Ask
Bid
176
10
Hartford
New
84%
5
Boston Insurance Co—
Par
-10
39
Assurance Co_5
(Newark N J)„2'A
$1.25 conv preferred
American, Home
Rye
Ask
Bid
Par
Aetna
5
2
25
Royal State Bank of N Y
Companies
37
34
10
City Nat'l Bank and Trust
First
Insurance
Ask
Bid
Par
Albany, N. Y.
Bank of Albany
State
Security-First Nat'l
Trust
Manufacturers
59
10
Long Island Trust
Inc
Fund
99.650
Detroit
Income
8.47
split
46%
5
Science
9.37
Inst Foundation Fund—
Ex-two-for-one
Y
United
2.44
Incorporated Income Fund
1
Incorporated Investors
1
Institutional Shares, Ltd—
Institutional Bank Fund—
Ex-reversed split l-for-10—
Franklin Square N
United
a24;03
99.638
1955—
4,
Union
Bank
7.62.
shares
1955
£9.682
Cleveland
National
Suffolk
Franklin
9.7 li
Utility
99.712
99.671
National
42%
157
40
151
16
.10
Fiduciary Trust
First National City
of New York
First
55
Trust Co
Empire Trust
First
Growth Fund of
Canada
Funds
99.742
99.700
Ask
Bid
York
New
Bank
12.67
12.88
71.50
United
93.771
1955
99.840
(White Plains N Y)
11.76
4.59
99.812
99.729
1955
July 28,
16,
County
Fund
l
State Street Investment Corp„♦
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund—1
Fund
1955
23,
June
12.66
i
Investors
Templeton
99.798
99.757
1955.
30,
1955-
May
Ask
Bid
12,
Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr
25
Inc— 1
Texas
Dollar Value
Ask
Bid
Chem
Clark
Television-Electronics
1.95%
Bills
Dollar Value
Par
1
Investors
Southwestern
10-
1-55
13.86
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Sovereign
b2.10
7-
21.72
12.75
Canada Inc__1
Shares
1.95%
9-
18.66
1
1
Stock
1.85%
b2.05
27%
Fund
Amer
b2.05
1-55
38
*
;
Common
1-55
Due
10%
10%
Scudder, Stevens & Clark—
Selected
Ask
11-
8-
Growth Stock
Inc
25-
June
33
5
5
Inc
&
1.60%
June
2.50
of
Bid
1-55
Dated
Rate
Ask
1.50%
3.59
Inc
Stevens
Scudder,
27.68
25.68
1
Shares—
1
Scudder
97.4
96.4
1-54
June
Fund Inc
Putnam
1960
96.16
1-54
May
Fund Inc
13.36
.
1-54
6.22
Inc
13.03
Bid
1-55
17.96
.
Puritan
1,
April
98.8
96.10
95.30
1959
11-
8.38
1
8.64
10.63
i'As
1,
96.30
12-
10-
6.82
Series
Rowe)
l'As Oct.
98.6
1959
11-
5.23
7.67
preferred—
Petroleum & Trading
(T
100.1
1958
10.12
6.24
4.79
Fund
1, 1959
bl.75
Due
6-
1-54
9-
1.35%
1
Fund
97.20
15,
8.05
1
Fund
97.14
1,
1 %s April
11.86
$1.50
Street
April 1, 1958
98.2
1.45%
20.50
l
Series
18.95
lc
Philadelphia
Dated
1.25%
Trust
99.21
98.16
97.28
100
99.28
99.7
98.10
98.10
1.25%
14.43
1
American
—
98.28
1957
1,
Oct.
—
l'As Oct.
99.31
99.24
99.31
99.22
1956
1957
1957
15,
l7/as Feb.
100.5
99.29
.
98.22
99.5
1957
15,
99.19
Aug.
1.25%
of Canada Ltd
North
2s
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1.20%
13.28
-1
England Fund
New York Capital Fund
7.72
9.70
Growth Industry Shares
.
al4.62
Inc
Fund
lc
lc
Railroad
Tobacco
10.51
1
of
Ask
101.9
101.7
1957
39.20
9.58
Inc
New
Price
Mining
Steel
29.42
36.26
1
Natural Resources
11.81
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
l.c
Industrial Machinery shares_lo
Institutional Bond shares—lo
Merchandising shares-,
lc
RR
27.21
—*
1
Corp
Series-
Resources
April 1,
l%s May
99.29
15.
9.29
Series.
Pioneer
shares
Bond
Natural
1,
point
a
32.04
1
Stock
Growth
Oct.
of
Bid
March
99.31
100.3
1956—
1956 wi—;
15,
Aug.
32nds
3.74
3.39
8.48
29.64
1
Stock
1955
15,
March 15,
1%S
Series
10.36
Fully
Railroad
7.16
Series
Stock
Pine
shares
Petroleum
shares
3.38
6.51
Series
9.46
10.78
Equipment shares
Food
1
3.07
2s
Series
Bond
1958
more
or
1 'As
1.0
99.31
IV2S April 1, 1956
interest
Security
one
27As
Treasury Notes—
6.30
Corp
Investors
20,
Maturity—
1 'As
5.72
Life Fund
National
Ask
—99.23
99.27
1955
l%s Dec.
Fund
Balanced
15,
lc
Fund
represent
99.31
1955
22,
15, 1955
l%s
Pacific Amer Investors com—10c
8.78
99.16
Mortgage Assn—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
1955
17,
4.47
Securities—
—^.lc
lc
shares
98.16
1, 1960
Natl
1 'As
Trust Shares—
26.45
8.46
97.22
99.8
1959
1960.
Federal
5.18
4.70
—1
Balanced
June
l'/as Aug.
l%s Dec.
lc
point
Bid
6.78
Inc
Massachusetts
Wide
May
1%S
16%
a43.15
Growth Stock
Investors
Fund
1 V«s
12.68
15%
decimal
Certificates of Indebtedness—
—lc
Massachsetts
24.20
66.81
7.21
Stock Fund-lc
Electronics & Electrical
"♦
11.60
after
Figures
Maturity—
4.56
1956
(The)
Common
7.36
Inc—10c
Investors Trust.l
Series
Fund—
Capital Growth
6.71
Bond Fund
3.88
shares-
Chemical
10.49
6.16
Transportation shares
1
1
1
shares
10.96
9.70
1955
7.84
1,
Feb.
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
4.14
shares
Steel
Manhattan
Series
71.84
1,
2'As
97.14
1958
2 V2s June
98.12
97.26
1958
1,
100
£8.20
93.2
98.8
1,
2'As Jan.
4.06
Special Investment
15.79
Trust
99.4
1, 1957
lc
.
shares—
Petroleum
10.75
Capital Corp
Building
shares
Paper
Speculative
852
93.28
2s June
shares—lc
Industries
General
19.66
6.98
10.06
lc
Electrical Equipment shares.lc
Preferred
15.11
Oct.
2%s May
100
99.27
15.11
Managed Funds—
Automobile
shares
Income
54%
99.23
13.13
13.85
Fund—*
Saylcs Mutual
Loomis
Nation
4.04
99.30
1, 1956
18.06
12.03
25c
Lexington Trust Fund
Mutual
6.93
Ask
100.12
100.6
98.4
99.24
98.12
1956
1, 1957-55
1,
2'As May
1, 1955
1.90s Feb.
12.78
16.55
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
9.81
7.77
Inc
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
Aviation
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
K-2
Shares
14.59
1%S
100.1
10J
May
21.64
11.71
K-l
14.41
3.57
Inc
General Investors
19.84
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__ 1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)„1
8-2 (Income Com Stocks)—_1
S-3 (Speculative Com Stk)__i
8-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)_l
point
a
12.81
B-3
B-4
2
1
Investors Inc
Industries Fund
General
11.73
of
Bid
21.96
lc
series
stock
Preferred
Fundamental
20.12
32nds
more
or
2%s
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
28.04
21.79
3.69
54
13.79
6.42
Boston
First
25.70
B-2
Mutual
8.61
99.31
S9.29
1955
15,
l%s June
27.00
National
6.74
13.50
Balanced
al9.85
Boston
of
1
(Medium Grade Bonds)_l
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
(Discount Bonds)—.—..,1
(Income Pfd Stocks)—1
Invest
2.73
20.38
18.39
Howard—
Fund
&
Eaton
Mutual Fund-1
(The)
Mutual
16.30/
7.92
1
—1
Dreyfus Fund Inc.
1
20.27
Nov.
one
Ask
2%s Nov.
28.18
Mass
9.95
14.40
2.51
———-—.—2.50
-25c
E
Series
Johnston
represent
9.26
18.55
Aug.
1.90s
17.68
8.75
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment
Bonds)
of beneficial
Diversified Trustee Shares—
Dividend
tl6.16
Trust
Investment
point
Federal Land Bank Bonds—
15 1955—
1.80s
l-for-10—
Co.
decimal
Federal Home Loan Banks—
Fund——_
split
■
12.08
1102
9 08
7.46
of America—-1
Ex-reversed
23.86
21.70
Fund——————-1
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Stock
Insur
Institutional
54.48
Diversified Growth
11.51
6.82
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Investment
after
Figures
Bid
tl0.53
Ex-two-for-one
14.85
14.70
53.94
Inc——1
1
Income Fund
De Vegh
De
18.36
16.98
40
Inc_;———i—1
Consolidated Investment Trust. 1
Crown Western Investment, Inc
Dividend Income Fund———1
Concord Fund
Growth
split
Institutional
Ask
Bid
Par
Fund—
Funds—
Mutual
'
.•
,
108
Volume 181
Number 5427
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2159)
«
V-
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank
Clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
based
us
decrease compared
a
with
a year ago.
Third Federal Rescrva
Week
Pre¬
•
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
1.2% below those of the corresponding week last
year.
$20,663,969,750 against $20,914,008,908 for the
the
loss for the.week
a
week
ending Friday of 7.7%.
Our comparative
summary
for
New
York
Chicago
Kansas
St.
1,038,072,872
+
0.9
638,956,272
616,875,867
+-
3.6
358,877,751
340,347,538
+
5.4
248,300,000
328,100,000
Francisco
595,586,000
Ten cities, five days
all
3,992,117
—
7.2
Total all
331,213,083
iit
issue of next week.
our
ends
week
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
Accordingly, in the above
(11
V305,080,212
+ 9.6
Total
them
6,660,250
6,091,46®
+27.7
12,122,006
12,799,096
8,242,636
+78.9
6,869,714
9,987,377
1,356,378,283
7.5
1,126,334,769
1,165,847,631
9,873,484
For that week there
the whole country
7,591,526
227,890,939
+ 30.1
255,721,348
+ 12.2
242,599,633
211,434,055
436,684,227
+ 17.9
478,672,359
422,410,767
42,947,200
+ 14.4
40,492,100
38,440,206
8,698,765
8,383,750
+ 19.2
8,712,367
12,085,158
+ 44.2
9,924,286
423,720,620
9,393,919
367,783,175
+ 15.2
404,519,677
412,153,265
1,275,905,457
(7 cities)
7.9
1,099,979,582
+16.0
1,195,431,640
1,107,546,771
4,009,904
3,946,931
17,561,003
145,374,239
Virginia—Norfolk
Virginia—Huntington
at
an
increase of
3,777,031
1.4
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
+
4.0
District of
—
appear
the week
as
(6
%e
1.2%.
the cities according to the
group
we
note that in
the New York Reserve District (including this city) the totals record a gain of 1.9%
and in the Boston Reserve District of
the
totals register a loss of 7.5%.
7.3%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
larger by 16.0%, in the Richmond Reserve District by
Reserve
District
of
crease
by 19.8%.
13.0%
and in
The Chicago Reserve District has to
are
the Atlanta
its credit
an
in¬
.District of
14.0%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District there is an improvement of
6.0%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 26.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
+ 30.9
5,056,742
5,010,600
+ 16.6
283,876,551
267,051,307
+ 13.7
97,618,258
93,751,88*
635,490,584
cities).
562,501,788
+13.0
568,410,774
532,695,971
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
24,095,421
Nashville
88,970,39$
287,100,000
302,000,000
7,846,373
—26.2
4,357,658
+ 16.1
3,928,680
156,692,610
+ 19.0
133,035,470
170,122,737
126,493,436
+ 34.5
140,602,856
Mobile
10,154,858
Total
8,778,372
+ 15.7
8,237,565
432,664
+ 41.5
+ 17.4
529,062
158,077,404
873,422,515
+19.8
854,820,672
839,165,770-
Arbor
0.1
1,669,409
7.8
13,754,239
+ 22.0
7,676,666
1,745,149"
12,197,67?
7,632,899
1,784,128
Rapids
Wayne
SUMMARY
Week Ending April 30—
1954
Boston
12 Cities
9,135,032
Moines
City
.'
Illinois—Bloomington
'
2nd New York
.
3rd
11
Philadelphia
"
65,351,000
9,591,320
7,33Uei
3,165,650
+ 29.5
3,249,283
97,843,705
+ 21.2
97,311,498
5,760,974
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
8,464,139
+ 13.9
3,526,771
90,682,633-
4,712,683
+ 22.2
5,048,498
4,734,879
42,580,332
15,316,676
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
+ 14.5
+ 35.6
4,099,113
-
7,977,629
65,379,000
7,392,607
118,616,222
Haute
33,184,266
+ 28.3
35,225,306
14,877,'644
+
3.0
13,475,790
33,465,373
15,800,250.
1953
$
1,546,435
1,333,410
+ 16.0
1,386,385
922,906,453
+ 11.2
975,877,387
5,889,064
4,424,162
+ 33.1
4,294,910
3,826,870
11,738,997
10,895,517
8,163,181
8,664,053
4,776,997
4,982,965
1,366,561,455
1,213,044,810
Decatur
(17
cities)
..
764,396,973
+
7.3
733,208,558
687,785,703
10,568,052,188
10,375,772,355
+
1.9
9,442,869,478
10,144,919,089
—
7.5
) ,1*6,334,769
1,165,847,631
"
1,254,966,273
1,356,378,283
4th Cleveland
7
"
1,275,905,457
1,099,979,582
+16.0
1,195,431,640
5th
6
"
635,490,584
562,501,788
+13.0
568,410,774
10
"
1,046,136,778
873,422,515
+19,8
17
"
1,366,561,455
1,213,044,810
+12.7
1,268,668,795'
4
"
638,999,539
547,320,739
+16.7
581,475,879
!
Louis
350,700,000
Chicago
Sth
St
9th
Louis
Minneapolis
7
,10th Kansas City
**
499,341,077
437,992,181
854,820,672
+14.0
412,066,966
839,165,776
1,198,950,844
537,818,038
398,732,626
Total
San
St. Paul
-
564,805,045
526,293,721
North
"
542,781,723
428,405,555
+26.7
404,895,156
383,423,706
South
"
1,139,317,782
956,122,771
+19.2
1,005,129,680
954,023,449
592,888,034
559,411,183
+
6.0
(4
110 Cities
Outside
New
add
our
20,381,786,324
19,174,748,735
10.211,793.244
city
now
We
York
9,129,520,758
6.3
18,158,117,412
18,477,203,325
+11.9
9,051,278,539
1,198,950,84*
+ 11.4
321,300,000
302,400,000
154,656,005
+ 13.4
152,802,445
139,851,42a
75,701,511
+ 46.2
105,000,843
93,248,445
2,063,223
8.5
2,372,591
2,318,171
547,320,739
+16.7
581,475,879
537,818,038
detailed statement showing the figures for each city and for the
7,799,011
7,092,317
+ 10.0
6,810,777
339,042,858
294,407,062
+ 15.2
125,515,030
112,017,174
+ 12.1
275,114,369
106,169,504
7,281,670
6,277,922
+ 16.0
5,532,181
3,923,743
3,382,297
+ 16.0
3,575,280
+ 10.9
4,684,219
10,180,636
.
.—
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
5,170,690
499,341,077
Helena
4,662,114
10,153,295
437,992,181
(7 cities)
1953
•
1954
Inc.
1933
+14.0
4,065,616
2,203,28*
11,225,450
412,066,966
1,234,490
Omaha
-
929,106
+ 32.9
820,583
610,492
+ 34.4
398,732,620
715,579
8,913,235
8,843,358
0.8
8.485,356
142,055,533
160,455,455
—11.5
150,200,507
3.5
"
—
Lincoln
1933
or
4.5
99,432,635
7,138,160
Tenth Federal Reserve District-Kansas City", Hastings
Ending April 30
+
7,326,889
267.340,580
-«
Total
Nebraska—Fremont
Week
+
District—Minneapolis-
.—_
8,688,928,917
+
week ended April 30 for four years:
Clearings at
1,268,668,795
638,999,539
cities)
Minneapolis
10
Total
3,867,974.
+12.7
2,237,843
Ninth Federal Reserve
9
Francisco
8,029,723
4,373,737
314,900,000
10,608,075
12th
11,915,490
8,667,350
175,414,805
I
Minnesota—Duluth
6
11th Dallas
13,251,878
4.1
—
110,646,891
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
532,695,971
7th
7.7
5.8
+
—
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1,107,546,771
6th Atlanta
1,234,360
924,357,020
I
820,572,465
11
Richmond
7,493,861
61,109,000.
1,026,093,179
Chicago
Missouri—St.
"
+
8,775,553
74,439,000
10,021,638
Bend
Total
1953
Inc. or
Dec. %
$
$
1st
144,942^*3
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1955
/
—
14,743,914
10,703,045
Indianapolis
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
1,785,599
"
15,897,442
Rockford
a
.
District—Chicago-
;
Lansing
Sioux
5,236,319
160,513,230
1,046,136,778
Seventh Federal Reserve
Indiana—Fort
8,596,419k
143,057,^0?
116,8384**0
9,70Q$3$
545.890.
612,130
(10 cities)
Michigan—Ann
6,334,787
188,487,290
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Terre
19,278,681
95,886,491
+ 18.3
Louisiana—New Orleans
South
21,088,357
+ 17.2
5,059,201
186,436,742
Alabama—Birmingham
Grand
7.2
+
96,727,310
289,100,000
5,794,006
Florida—Jacksonville
-
22,480,862
113,324,393
342,050,000
Springfield
In the following we furnish
161,116,319
4,613,462
Peoria
trict of 19.2%.
16,733,000
5.2
+
99,365,707
Tennessee—Knoxville
Des
12.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 16.7% and the Minneapolis Reserve
+ 22.6
272,477,431
Augusta
week ended
+ 12.7
16,104,000
166,588,747
6,041,077
11.9%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from this
5,735,583
113,018,377
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
—
7,978,980
317,782,078
Columbia—Washington^..
Total
1.2
3,352,441
19,750,000
—
6.3%, the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of
this center showing an increase of
10,511,218
175,172,021
South
705,472,495
cases
"
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
having amounted to $20,381,786,324 against $19,174,748,735 in the
week in 1954.
same
was
—
/
10,366,048
+
3,527,362,485
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
April 30.
6.2
—
49,111,500
West
today, inasmuch
the last day of the week in all
2,560,36?
7,379,534
515,027,299
Macon
are
10,904,m
11,391,618
;
3.4
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which we present further below,
we
6,592,977
2,389,647
14,548,712
14,741,395
.
cities)
—
not available at time of going to press.
are
+57.7
+11.8
+13.3
covered by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish
2,603,18*
5,731,412
3,049,559
1,254,966,273
Jersey—Trenton
+23.2
$20,663,969,750 $20,914,008,908
Complete and exact details for the
4,069,658
9,040,323
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
418,227,484
$19,923,122,404 $20,208,536,413
cities for week
4,533,583
1,112,000,00®k
3,409,974
Youngstown
+14.3
740,847,346
1,560,16.1
1,078,000,000
Mansfield
521,137,106
3,804,236,730
cities, five days
1,988,239
4,730,898
8.8
Richmond
Total
+17.3
+11.5
Columbus
—24.3
$16,118,885,674 $16,681,173,928
All cities, one day
1,626,657
3,705,557
Cincinnati
334,321,254
Other cities, five days
1,473,57*
—
Cleveland
473,977,568
Baltimore
1,584,020
4,304,025
Ohio—Canton
469,574,685
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
*— 2.3
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+10.8
1,130,000,000
City
1,222,187
"
Delaware—Wilmington
7.7
1,140,000,000
Louis
San
—
1,150,466,552
.
Boston
1,334,7«3
%
$10,708,825,592 $11,602,119,766
Philadelphia
•
1,327,360
6,920,728
Total
1954
1955
U»
«
;
+18.1
1,308,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week Ended May 7—
1953
or
Dec. *
4,799,738
Scranton
New
Inc.
.,
1,193,000,000
Philadelphia
Reading
York
follows:
.
1,438,538
1,907,442
"Lancaster
At this center
•
1,194,113
Chester
Our preliminary total stands
week in 1954.
same
Ending April 30
1954
s..
1,698,291
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, May 7, clearings for all
there is
1999
t
Pennsylvania—Altoona
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
District—Philadelphia-
-—
+
1,251,929
983,543
589,440
7.743,77*
144,479,003
.
|
Dec. ft
%
9
Kansas—Topeka
8,869,920
.
Missouri—Kansas
-Maine—Bangor
2,575,858'
Portland
=
.Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
2,274,703
692,350,670
River
+13.2
5,809,987
<
6,300,719
+
650,311,490
+
1,946,616
6.5
1,940,014
4,788,037
*
8.4
4,451,066
614,337,964
r
Joseph
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
*
+ 33.7
8,232,472
21,456,427
343,585,230
+ 12.4
355,270,727
10,174,831
+ 20.7
11,006,017
3,427,933
+ 74.0
5,963,555
(a)
+
3,604,821
3,052,034
+11.1
»
2,896,403
1,889,889
1,290,586
1,197,149
+
7.8
'
1,180,998
3,839,509
3,501,549
+
9.7
3,356,708
2,176,883
+18.0
8,612,690
4,008,584
3.626.48T
3,163,73?
1,063,044
New
8,501,021
21,487,813
327,106,217
4,177,447
3,000,740
576,815,065
Lowell
.
St.
City
8,568,034
19,816,004
12,283,537
-
26,503,904
386,243,275
Wichita
First Federal Reserve District—Sesfen—
.
_
Bfedford
Springfield
13,489,123
Worcester
9,392,735
Connecticut—Hartford
New
38,275,324
Haven
11,742,704
10,384,410
9,261,701
+
1.4
8,891,834
8,240,722
36,775,824
+
4.1
35,988,793
34,279,078
18,637,292
Cities)
15,124,886
+23.2
14,386,240
14,876,117
23,619,400
+22.3
32,015,900
30,026,100
1,937,528
2,035,307
—
4.8
1,586,361
1,643,315
820,572,465
New Hampshire—Manchester
(12
11,432,943
'
28,878,300
Rhode Island—Providence
Total
■*
764,396,973
+
7.3
733,208,558
25,178,080
Binghamton
Jamestown
New
17,080,918
59.913,402
+ 11.4
4,636,388
4.071,283
137,925,981
107,813,683
+ 27.9
110,469,187
104,946,454
1,978,922
+ 27.0
2,317,806
2.202,519
2,701,690
10,045,227,977
30,898,807
Texas—Austin
—19.9
2,392,079
2,320,136
1.2
9,106,838,873
9,788,274,408
27,340,591
17,493,538
27,134,157
28,438,607
+
+ 13.0
35,215,036
+ 25.3
18,871,484
17,845,390
4.6
*21,160,000
Fort Worth
Galveston
Wichita
+ 31.6
8,498,466
7,500,76$
+ 26.1
346,560,583
324.230,57?
29,749,838
+ 33.4
27,449,072
29,709,021
5.783.000
8,005,000
5,900,000
+ 35.7
5,895,649
5,861,101
+
0.6
5,634,594
5,498,860
14,611,601
10,955,591
+ 33.4
10,213,308
10,701,480
542,781,723
-
Falls
___
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
Cities)
(6
428,405,555
+26.7
404,895,156
146,014,288
+ 20.7
176,286,703
5,126,588
Utah—Salt
Lake
California—Long
145,579,861
85,536,051
City
Beach
3,703,596
177,163,920
Oregon—Portland
6,539,133
383,423,706
68,415,983
22,697,619
18,418,885
165,557,126
151,664,212
+ 38.4
3,852,915
3,915,089
21.7
157,626,374
151,150,126
+ 25.0
72,549,079
64.121,245
+
+
23.2
18.480,870
16.651,767
15,551,912
San
San
Jose
13,349,628
+ 16.5
13,630,492
622,565,014
Francisco
531,761,686
+ 17.1
541,779,245
523,208,432
16,602,662
.
12,763,378
19,675,291
14,196,977
+ 38.6
15,888,304
Santa Barbara
4,840,127
5,638,280
—14.2
5.787,362
5.176,424
9,874,557
9,043,587
9.2
9,977,913
8,770,114
Total
Grand
58,557,721
+ 16.7
58,176,431
52,299,592
78,035,499
64,068,483
+ 21.8
65,711,276
62.361,379
10,568,052,188
10,375,772,355
1.9
9,442,869,478
8,635,173
367,303,852
39,695,751
u
+
19,902,925
—
68,351,438
cities).
526,293,721
30,981,601
Northern New Jersey.
(11
564,805,045
11,367,345
463,206,377
Dallas
Pasadena
Jersey—Newark
Total
6.0
Stockton
21,911,468
Connecticut—Stamford
+
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
Yakima
+ 40.6
4,237,200
2,164,071
Syracuse
New
17,913,943
10,169,220,111
York
Rochester
559,411,183
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
2,512,368
I
Elmira
592,888,034
.
Washington—Seattle
4,720,208
Buffalo
Cities)
(9
687,785,703
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew York—Albany
Total
+
Outside
(10
total
cities)
(110
cities)
New York City
1,139,317,782
956,122,771
20,381,786,324
19,174,748,735
10,211,793,244
9,129,520,758
(a) Clearings operations decontinued.
+ 19.2
1,005,129,680
954,023,449-
6.3
18,158,117,412
18,477,203,32s
+ 11.9
9,051,278,539
8,688,928,917
+
•-
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
Monday, May 9, 1955
...
(2160)
48
V*4
■t;
Minnesota Transfer Ry.—
3%% first mortgage bonds
Foreign Exchange Rates
Bank
different
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the
countries of the world.
We give below a record for the week just passed.
APRIL
and Monetary
Country
29,
Noon
Unit
.0199156
Preferential
Free
pound
Australia,
schilling
Belgium, franc
Austria,
Canada, dollar
rupee
markka
Finland,
franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark,.
Dominion
India,
of, rupee
pound
Ireland,
Mexico,
peso
guilder
Zealand,
pound
Netherlands,
New
krone
Philippine Islands,
Portugal
escudo
-
Norway,
Switzerland,
franc
South
of
United
pound
pound sterling
Africa,
Kingdom,
2.230162
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0199208
.0199437
.327200
.327066
1.012433
.327166
1.012254
.209550
.00285625
2.798958
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
May 5,
May 4,
April 27,
1955
1955
1955
10,002
284,001
Assets—
«:
20,128,101
certificates
Gold
fund
Redemption
Total
for F.
854,606
notes
gold certificate reserves__
banks
F. R. notes of other
Other
R.
20,982,707
197,380
.
374,817
cash
Discounts
719,880
advances
and
—
.0800560
.0800560
.263000
2.772070
.140080*
.496766*
New
.0349000
.0349000
2.789331
2.788397
2.798883
7,546
+
2,456
—
32,094
—
18,885
—
Acceptances
'___
Acceptances
16,131
—
6,262
+# 580,200
and $27 million
the
625
—
the
purchased
held
under
agreement
chase
.
•
1,971
16,131
+
'
Bills
Certificates
60,000
+
Bonds
bought outright
23,664,606
•839,400
Loans
—
118,000
23,782,606
tural
118,000
+178,000
Other
purchasing
Total
Due
and
loans
from
securities
24,519,261
foreign banks
Bank
cash
+
408,599
—
estate
Real
254,025
3,981,990
premises
450~713
50
+
2,622
Treasury
bills
30,645
Treasury
certificates of indebtedness
notes
-+
8,160
assets
50,268,780
:
+
91,835
—
—
85.542
U.
Federal Reserve
notes
25,486,315
+
71,064
:>
4,709
U.
S.
Treasurer—gen'l
+ 468,916
83,458
458,228
—164,712
27,162
banks
Federal
with
Reserves
Banks
Reserve
vault
in
banks
domestic
with
Balances
158,847
—
434,445"
______—„
+
23,675
+
105,963
deposits
___.
items__
Other liabilities and accrued divs.
20,372,836
3,276,084
17,571
380,207
+ 300,717
—231,299
+
245,595
! 434
—
716
liabilities
49,152,806
+140,048
—
130,619
Demand
:v
U.
S.
S. Government
deposits
Government
Interbank
7)
Surplus
13b»
Other
'•
(Section
capital
Total liab.
Ratio
to
292,140
of
gold
deposit
bilities
660,901
and
capital
certificate
R.
F.
combined
ances
accts.__
50,268,780
liability
purchased
+
35,888
loan
8
—
37
+
139
—
59
+
48
—-46
+
48~321
—
91,835
—
45.8%
on
56,969
21,489
—
3,310
—
6
26
+
foreign
361
+
,158
+
commitments
3,413
+
+
514
—
4
+
Federal
681
of
to
loans
individual
loan
shown
are
dealers for purchasing
ties decreased
$28 million.
$81
million.
or
carriyng securi¬
Real estate
loans
increased
"Other" loans increased $62 million at all
Holdings of Treasury bills increased $19 million; the
principal changes were an increase of $132 million in
New York City and a decrease of $39 million in the
Kansas City District. Holdings of Treasury certificates
of
indebtedness
decreased
$80
million,
of
which
$28
4-22
6-20
5-16-
4-29
5-16
4-29
35c
6-10
5-27
40c
6-
,—
(quar.)
—
A
'
5-13
1
i 6-10
75c
5-25
1
6-
5Cc
+
:
5-16
5-31
5-16
1
5-16
6-30
56 'Ac
6-15
'
6-
$1.12 Va
'
'
35c
5
5-
35C
5-18
*12c
5-31
*13c
(resumed)
8-31
8-15
11-15
,
Products, class
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
5-16
v
A
*12c
11-30
B
*25c
•5-31
*25c
8-31
8-15
*25c
11-30
11-15
40C
5-10
4-20
5-16
4-20
5-10
4-20
(quar.)
com.
new
100%
dividend
5 %
,
$1.05:
(quar.)
preferred
5-16
Foundry
*$2.50
7-
2
6-23
$1.25
;
(s-a>
5%
preference
Central
6-
1
5-16
pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
Central of Georgia Ry. Co.—
6-10
6-20
$1.25
$1.25
9-20
$1.25
12-20
12- 9
35c
preferred series A and B (quar.)
preferred series A and B (quar.)
5% preferred series A and B (quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service—
gross
+
.
4.50%
601
of
Co.
Soya
Central
Vermont
be found
Aircraft
of
notes,
list of corporate bonds,
a
NOTICE
&
Baltimore
Ref.
for redemption,
fund provisions.
last date for mak¬
$2
;
Ohio
Date
&
2nd mortgage
Alabama
Co.
May 20
2010
Louisville Ry.—
:—May 16
2011
REDEMPTION
Date
Steel
General
Ry.
series C,
Page
Georgia
Power
1st
Co.
of
&
Macfadden
America, 5%
5%
Light
Publications,
conv.
cumul.
Co.—
bonds
May 15
6-15
25c
.1
_
island
(increased
4-30
4-14*
-
.i i-i.j frm «nr-i
■
„
quar.)
1
participating preferred stock
1
10-18
$0.5416
5-
9
30c
5-16
4-15
75c
6-
1
5-13
$1
6-
1
5-13
11 25
6
1
9-10
$1 25
9-
1
8-10
___
50c
6-13
5-12
6-
5-20
1
5-11
6-
1
$1.50
7-
I
6-21
1-3-56
12-21
$1.25
gtd. (quar.)
i.
5-15
4-20
$1 12'A
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
87+2 c
6-
1
5-10
50c
6-
1
5-10
15c
65c
3
Co.
common
Co., com.
(quar.)
Colonial
Life Insurance
1
5-16
1
6-16
6-10
5-25
35c
6-
1
5-20
$1.25
6-
1
5-20
.
(quarj
(quar.)
5%c preferred series A (quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive$3.50 preferred
6-
7-
75c
(monthly)
(Increased) —
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A
Jun
11-
0
15c
Foods
Chemical
Cochran Foil Co.,
1878
$1
(Tonal.—
4%^ special guaranteed (quar.)
2013
Inc.—
5-13
$.150
1774
2015
1
50c
Stamping (quar.)
City +Water Co. of Chattanooga
5%preferred
(quar.)
Clearfield & Mahoning Ry. (s-a)
July
1775
6-
6-
'
Milling
Clordk
-May 15
6-30
6-16
•')
'
~
Auto
Clinttm
1st mtge. bds. due '82—May 15
due 1975
4-30
7-15
&
1773
1
5-15
75c
1874
1
6
5-10
5-13
50c
preferred
May 23
pfd. stock
preferred stock
5-
5-17
55c
30c
preferred (quar.)_.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR., 7%
2011
6-1
$1.12+2
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, com.
1
4
4-29
>•
50c
(quar.)
mm mm
mm
5-
5-14
5-16
Co.
1773
May 18
ref. & impvt. mtge. bds._Jun
Light Co., 3+4%
dividend
-
m
4-29
—
$4.50
cumulative pfd. stock
Co., 4.80%
mortgage
Power &
May 15
due 1971
Ltd.—
sinking fund bonds, series A & B
Signal Co.,
A
*
5-31
40c
Semi-annual
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. 37-8%
Controller
(quar.)_
2
5-14
1
23c
Machine, com. (quar.) —
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Cities
Service
Co.
(quar.)
City
Canada,
1st mtge. 3+2%
$1.50
•
Issue—
of
Inc.
6-
7+aC
Pacific RR., 5%
preferred A (entire issue called for re¬
demption on May 9 at $105 per share
plifs this dividend) convertible to April 29
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—
4%
1773
Gas
Aluminum
33c
(quar.)
Rock
Cincinnati
Page
—May 16
t
income bonds
Corp.—
1st mtge. 3Va %
bonds,
3%
stock
-
PARTIAL
Iowa
preferred
Inc.,
RR.—
Indianapolis
Company and
Clark
TENDER
Issue—
Law,
tlaSS
Chicago,
Common
general mtge. bonds, series G. J and K
&
Chicago,
OF
$1.12+2
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
4+2;%
given in the "Chronicle."
Albert-Frank-Guenther
5-
Chesapeake Corp. (Va.) (quar.)
Chicago Corp., $3 preference
(quar.)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois RR.—
.
and
5-16
Engineering
Manhattan
the
Common
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
Company
6-17
30c
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
common
were
6-17
6-30
quar.)__
(quar.)
Chase (The) Manhattan Bank (initial quar.)
Result of merger issue shown above is new
name of Chase National Bank and Bank
stock called
called under sinking
those
6-17
6-30
(quar.)
Public Service (quar.)
Mills,
Ribbon
Century
Notices
and
5-20
6-30
common
West Corp.
South
&
Central
valuation re¬
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund
preferred
6-10
$1.23
(quar.)
preferred
Central
.
Electric,
9
$1
—
.
preferred (quar.)
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)—
Louisiana
9-
$1.06'A
(increased)
Common
Chambersburg
Crucible
reporting member banks.
3
5-
-6-15
:
7-15
v
*$1.25
pfd. (quar.)
15c
Co.
Food
Cessna
4 Vis %
brokers and
5-14
*$1.12'/a
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____—_____—__
Scott & Co.—
4.20%
76J
+
deduction
after
and
banks
items
411
J;—
349
Banks
Reserve
others
*Exclusive
serves;
the details
Commercial, industrial, and agricultural loans in¬
creased $31 million in New York City and decreased $24
million in Chicago; there was a net increase of $15
million at all reporting member banks. Changes accord¬
ing to industry appear in another press release. Loans to
7-1
*15c
—
5-23
*$1
•____
5-23
Piiie,
Central
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
shows the following principal changes for the week
ended April 27: An increase of $356 million in demand
deposits adjusted and a decrease of $361 million in de¬
mand deposits credited to domestic banks.
(quar.)
General
5- 3
*20c
*25c
Central Canada Investments Ltd.—
159
The date indicates the redemption or
Condition Statement of Member Banks
5-31
Stock
Borrowings—
11,157
17
—
1
7-1
Caterpillar Tractor,
4
1,438
Below will
27,562
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
450
—
banks
.2%
—
2
Class
+2,861
+1,210
356
+
10,175
accept¬
for
.3%
—
7-
Class
11~700
85,542
2
*31'Ac
*36+5C
Estates
Class
+
+
+
+
5-
5-31
Cased Products
84
960
530
—
815
+4
—
245
—
2
1
5-16
preferred
Cateiil
—1,237
—1,134
+4,110
—
5-
6-
4%
banks
including
Industrial
916
19
80
27
+
1
*$1.25
preferred (quar.)—^
Carthage Mills, Inc. (quar.)
lia¬
correspondents
*
—
reserves
note
.
Contingent
,
20,889
362
27,543
135,390
accounts
and
+
108
+
9-15
12-15
6-
1
Carson.
deposits—
demand
Domestic
From
Capital Accounts—
I
tlOc
5%
deposits adjusted
From
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section
10-
1-3-56
*10c
*$1.25
5%
Foreign
Total
6-19
Carpenter Paper Co. (quar.)
Carpenter Steel (increased)
Carrifer Corp., common (quar.)
Liabilities—
Time deposits except U.
Total
Deferred availability cash
1
1
Caroorundum
28
62
80
+
+
-
243,865
account
____
_
Other
19,123,133
357,030
Member bank—reserve accounts
to
Cash
Deposits:
Foreign
securities
Loans
7-
7-
A
Capital
+ 259
+1,017,
+ 899
+1,823
—
21,682
8,977
1,030
13,608
974
2,465
bonds
S.
Other
Liabilities—
securities—total—
Government
S.
+
8
+
8,640
+
55,996
156,607
Other assets
Total
—271~439
U,
:
7,750
8,652
33,983
1,750
1,911
loans
loans
Other
22
items
81
—
1,108
Treasury
Uncollected
2,660
securities
rying
5-13
tlOc
5-13
r
6-
4A%
1954
+
6-15
,
4+2 %
carrying securities
purchasing or car¬
or
for
loans
1955
15
6-15
*50C
1
*20c
com.
Canadian Utilities, Ltd., 5%
April 28,
+
*50C
/
6-
Canadian Refractories, Ltd.—
+) or
April 20,
22,545
4-29
——-
Electric, Ltd. (quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos. (increased quar.)_
for
dealers
and
brokers
4-29
5-16
*31'AC
and agricul¬
loans
to
Loans
849,731
+
+ 118,000
Total U. S. Govt, securities—
adjusted*
Commercial, industrial,
967,731
60,000
+
Held under repurchase agreem't
adjusted*
investments
and
Loans
5-16
115c
5-20
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Breweries,
Canadian
(In millions of dollars)
84,788
—
86
+6,160
41,818
+
31
+3.377
Assets—
—3,069,550
2,801,750
Total
3,908,950
+
9,959,471
___
967,731
—
9,960,141
Notes
V .:
943,244
7-2
*10C
>
convertible preference
(initial)
Car & Foundry, Ltd. (quar.)
$1.25
1955
v
*$1.50
(quar.)
Canadian
April 27,
^
5-20
6-20
100th
100th
Canadian
Decrease (—) Since
4-29
5-31
25C
6-20
100th
Special
8pecial
reporting mem¬
Increase (
+
*32'Ac
anniversary bonus
anniversary bonus
anniversary bonus
Canada Safeway Ltd., 5%
1st pfd. (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred (quar.)
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
5%
preferred
(s-a)
.
Canada Vinegars, Ltd. (quar.)
ASpecial
of assets and liabilities of
ber banks follows:
Bought outright—
4-29
,
Class
U. S. Government securities:
5-26
and
Permanent Mortgage Corp.—
Canada
million.
1,098
—
8
5-31
6
*32»AC
60a partic class A (quar.)
Canada Malting Co., Ltd. (quar.)
$126 million in Chicago but
they increased by smaller amounts in nine districts,
resulting in a net increase of $35 million at all report¬
ing member banks.
Loans to banks increased $139
repur-
i
6-
50c
$25c
28
Feb.
ending
quarters
Canada
decreased
A summary
one
preferred (quar.)
Foils, Ltd., common
6%
decreased
*
/ 18
—
52,337
+
—
+ 233,686
644
Industrial loans
300,282
—
.
6-28
(quar.)
May 31, respectively)
6'A% preferred (quar.)
$1.30 preference
(quar.)
Canada Crushed & Cut Stone, Ltd.—
York City.
16,281
—
5-
7-27
(this dividend is in addition
shown above. Payments are
NeiV common
to
Holdings of Treasury notes
5-16
Canada
) .233312
2.799776
—
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
Cement Co., Ltd.—
New common
(initial quar.)
.193330*
.193330*
20c
(initial)
common
tlOc
Ltd.—
Mines,
Lake
Red
(quar.)
Co.
Cement
Campbell
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Calaveras
.140080*
.496766*
Kame
Holdert
When
Per
.263014
2.771142
$62 million in the Cleveland District, but they decreased
$47 million in the New York District outside of New
Borrowings
1780
(Continued from page 14)
$27 million. Holdings of "other" securities decreased
$37 million.
Demand deposits adjusted increased $213 million in
New York City, $108 million in the Chicago District, and
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1482
30
30
.209450
2.799687
in the San Francisco District
was
1773
2017
1
Dividends
.237514*
.209550
.233308
in New York City.
1878
1778
.00435401*
.237514*
for
million
2015
17
13
15
5%
.209450
.00285625
•Nominal.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
debentures.—May 27
25
s. f.
2014
1.011718
.209550
.193330*
.233312
2.789019
2.799508
2013
*Announcement in this issue.
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.237514*
.209550
2.799479
.0800560
.263021
2.771761
,140080*
,.496766*
j.,0349000
.193330*
.233308
2.736737
2.797187
krona
Sweden,
Union
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
-
peso
.0719820*
.0719820*
.193330*
.233308
2.788605
2.799062
.00285625
.237571*
.209400
2.797187
.0800560
.263042
2.769492
-
.133333*
2.230909
.209500
.00435401*
.00285625
.237512*
.209500
2.799062
.0800560
.263035
2.771349
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
:
.200000*
.133333*
.0385802*
.0199178
.327133
1.011718
.004354Q1*
_
(Metropolitan),
France
.0199208
.327000
1.011041
.209400
dollar__
Malayan
Malaysia,
British
Ceylon
.200000*
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.230660
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.230328
.0385802*
1774
May 9
25
Light Co., 4% 1st mtge. bonds—May
convertible preferred stock
Jun
Murphy (G. C.) Co., 4+4% cumulative pfd. stock
May
Renn-Controls, Inc., clas A stock
Jun
Philadelphia Electric Co.—
37/e% 1st and refunding mortgage bonds
Jun
United States & Foreign Securities Corp.—
1st preferred stock
«Iun
2nd preferred stock
Jun
Inc.,
201O
pfd. stock, series A—May
cumu.
Kollingsworth & Whitney Co., 3'A%
Lear,
Page
"
pfd. stk._May 20
cumu. conv.
Jersey Central Power &
$
$
Corp., 5%
General Finance
May 5
May 4
$
$
$
.200000*
.133333*
.0719820*
2.228834
.0385802*
Basic
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
May 3
May 2
April 29
York (Value in United States
Tuesday
Monday
Date
:
;
.
5%
Buildings Co.,
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific RR.—
Preferred stock, series A
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in New
Friday
Argentina peso—
1955, INCLUSIVE
MAY 5,
TO
1955
and Issue—
Company
Bush Terminal
1717
1880
ISSUE CALLED
ENTIRE
TARIFF ACT OF 1930
TREASURY UNDER
BANK TO
RESERVE
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL
EXCHANGE RATES
FOREIGN
1801
May 31
series B
1st ref. mortgage bonds,
3'A%
1
15
dated 1936
Jun
1st mtge. bonds, ser. A__May
England Power Co., 3+4%
Texas & New Orleans RR.—
New
Pursuant to the
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
Co. of
America
62'Ac
5-14
4-19
87 Ac
6-30
6-14
9c
5-31
5-12
25c
6-15
6-
3
Volume
181
Number 5427
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
.
(2161)
^t
Per
Name of
Company
-
Share
Colonial
Sand & Stone (quar.)
Colorado Central Power
(monthly)
Monthly
Monthly
<-■
Columbia
10c
Columbia
System
(quar.)
Corp.,
Carbon
Co.
$4.25
Life
pfd.
6-
1
5-16
6-i5
7*15-•>
5-14
1
4-20
Eaton Mfg.
$1.06 V*
5-16
Eddy
5* 2
6-10
S-16
50c
Class
A
common
Commodore
Concord
1
6-10
$5
10-10
5% %
Gas
preferred
Conduits
'
6* 1
2
Assn.
(quar.)
*25c
(Toronto)
Co.
Cement
Electric
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Discovery
$2.50
Co.
Laundries
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
Paper
10c
6-14
6-10
25c
6-
37l/2c
$1.13
75C
(quar.)_
Insurance
dividend)
Co.,
100%
;
pfd.
6-
$1.13
7-
7-
$$1.30
*■'8-
25c
(s-a)
6-
(quar.)
preferred
B
75c
class A
(s-a)
}50c
$50c
Gas
Corp.
(quar.)
8-15
8-
Co., 3%%
preferred
Sexton
Crown
Cork
Crown
Seal.
Ltd.
Corp.,
$4.20
1
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.05
$$2
(quar.)
.VI.
preferred (quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
Cuneo Press, 3M>%
preferred
$2
6-
2
(quar.)
7-
class
A
(quar.)
50c
non-cum.
class
A
(quar.)
50C
A
(quar.)
50c
12-28
Dana
Metallic
Corp..
Door
25c
6-28
6-
7.
75c
'
5%
&
Securities
preierrecl
Deere & Co.,
7%
Glassine
Mfg.,
35c
.
Co
(quar.)
common
debenture stock
(quar.)
Di
Giorgio Fruit, class A (quar.)
B (quar.)_i.________
Dickey (W. S.) Clay Mfg. (quar.)
►
Diversified
Investment Fund
Dixie
Cup
5%
Co.,
Dobbs
Houses
(quar.)
Dodge & Cox Fund
Mfg.
Dome
Corp
(quar.)__
....
&
Anglo Investment
preferred
(quar.)
5%
Corp.,
Dominion
Bridge,
Dominion
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Ltd.
Extra
5%
pref
Stores,
Dominion
Tar
7
Gar
y
•
Common
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Bros., Ltd
$1
Dorr-Oliver,
Inc.,
New
(initial
4%
Dravo
4%
—
Industries,
preferred
(quar.)
Drewry's Ltd.,
U.
(quar.)
S. A. Inc.
Driver-Harris
Co.
Dulany
H.)
(John
Class
Coffee
A
Co., 5%
4.80%
$1
6%
"--6-16
62y2c
7-10
*10
6-
6-20
A
9-20
pfd.
&
Interurban
»
5-16
*
$17y2c
7-29
»19^0
i£- T2
Eastern
Air
Eastern
Corp.
Eastern
5-20
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
7-
1
6-
7-
7
(quar.)
1
6-17
Housatonic
6-10
5-15
5-
2
5-15
5-
2
5-15
5-
2
4.40%
5-15
5-
2
Houston
(increased
6-11
5-26
Howard
6-
1
5-24
4»/4%
20c
quar.)
"'"7- 1
6-16
Hubinger
7-
1
6-16
7-
1
6-16
5%
1
56 %c
"6- 1 *
5*16
5.12%
5-16
5.70%
6-
1
5-16
$1.41
15c
6-30
6-20
Hugoton
preferred
pfd.
Corp.,
»hl8
Putnam
;
...
Corp.,
.
—
(Wise.)
of
$5
pfd.
Boston
(quar.)
Co.
,
S6312
60c
convertible
$4.50
5%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
Goodyear Tire &
Gorham
Mfg. Co.
25c
Gossard
(H.
W.)
New
(increased
com.
(W.
R.)
&
2
5-16
tlOc
5-16
Class
B
6-30
6-
3
3
3%
3
3
7-
1
6-
62 V2C
6-
1
5-14
55c
6-
1
5-16
!
(increased).
and $2 par) (quar.)
and $2 par) (quar.)
Ltd.
Union
A
Smelting
4!/2%
Railways
preferred
Silver
5-14
International
5-15
International
International
Utilities,
convertible
6-18
6-
3
Intertype
6-18
6-
3
Investors
6-
5-
2
4
15c
6-
1
Graton
&
25C
7-
1
net
6-20
Corp.
Gray Mfg. Co.,
30c
Great
IV2C
18
7 Vac
-b9-16
preferred
(quar.)
25c
36-18
$1
preferred
(quar.)
25C
9-16
Atlantic
6-13
5-24
7-
1
6-10
$2.50
7-
1
and
Trust
(quar.)
&
Pacific
Tea,
common
preferred
Great West
Class
B
Coal,
Ltd.,
class A
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
2
6-10
5-25
6- 1
6- 1
5-13
6-1
5-1
basis
of
5-27
5-
5-
3
1
____
(quar.)__
6
6-10
1
6-21
6-
45c
5-19
7-
$1
(quar.)_
2
5-16
2
1
5-
6-15
5-16
6-
1
5-10
5-25
5-10
1
Towa-Illinois
&
Power
3.30%
6-11
5-31
$2
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
9-12
8-29
12-12
11-28
12-12
11-28
4% %
6-15
5-25
6-
5-
2
5-23
5-
5-16
5-
6
6-
6
6-
1
6-
1
25c
Corp.
Oil
5-27
7-
6-15
1
1
5-
6
6-15
7-
1
7-
1
6-15
30c
6-
5-13
—
35%c
1
6-1
5-13
5-13
1
5-10
50c
7- 1
6-15
5c
5-15
4-19
1
5-25
15c
5-16
4-14
50c
(quar.)
A
6- 1
6-
6-20
6-
44c
15c
(quar.)—
$1.25
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Refining
6-27
6-
$1.10
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
Co.,
10-17
10-17
$1.08%
(par.)—
preferred
1
1
(quar.)__
—__
common
Oilier
Tea
'7-18
8-
11-
11-1
82'/2c
&
3%%
7-18
35c
(quar.)__
Jahn
Jewel
4-22
1
25c
45c
(quar.)_____
&
Jervis
1
,
6-
6
93%c
1
7-25
20c
(quar.)
8-
7-
1
6-30
10-10
2
90c
com.
common
Engraving
6-
5-31
8-
37V2c
———
jack
Johnson
5-23
16c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5"%
6-15
from
preferred (quar.)-——
Mfg. (quar.).
Heinz, Inc., 4% pfd.
(quar.)_—
Inc.,
7-14
Island—
Fireman
Jantzon,
5-12
37V2c
Utilities,
preferred
1
1
'
convertible
$1.76
Iron
11-28
12-12
Southern
3
6-
8-
from
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
4.35%
6-
35c
(quarterly
income
derived
Electric,
9
5-12
7-1
40c
Inc.
Light,
5-
35c
(quar,)
—
&
5-16
35c
common
Rhode
5-12
8
$16-1
;
—
preferred
6-15
6-
$1.25
:
(quar.)
Gas
Iowa
6-30
t30C;
6-15
America
Co.—_—;_i
of
5
6-30
Services—
Participating
6-15
f40c
t$l,12Vfe
(quar.)
$2.50 preferred
5-
6-
$1.75
(increased)—
Central
Participating
6-10
5-
$1.75
7% preferred
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co.
the
interest)
Co.
5-16
$1
(s-a)
4-29
se¬
(quar.)—_______
investment
15c
Ltd.
preferred
Mutual,
dividend
Investors
25c
Knight Co., $1.80 prior pfd.
net
Co._
Diversified
Investors
5-20
$1.75
25c
$1.50
5-13
1,
Growth
Products
of
Textbook
4%
(quar.)
5-
6-30
6-
75c
held.___
10
(accivm.)
1
25c
(s-a)
5-20
net
—
Petroleum,
1
&
dividend
4-25
Foundation
Machines
International
6-
t25c
(quar. 1
from
on
each
Interantional
6-
$2
Mining,
from
A
$1.25
$1.50
Ltd., class
Co.
Fund
for
1
5-12
Johnson
Ranch
Royalty
Lamson
Machine
25c
6-10
,
5-23
5-
5
5-
5
5-20
tUVzC
5-16
4-30
tl2 '/2C
5-16
4-30
Jones
&
Jones
Stock
$1
Co..
4
50c
Harvester, 7% pfd. (quar.)— „
Metal Industries, Ltd.—
(quar.) ____—
preferred (quar.)
Class
5%
$2
Consolidated
Power,
Grand
$1.75
.___
&
6-17
International
6-
1
$1.50
(quar.)
6-30
22'/2c
International
6-
7-
$2
,
(quar.)
preferred
share
6-30
$1.50
(quar.)
5-
two-for-cne split on tne
approved was a proposal
Institutional
Bank
Fund
Institutional
new
48c
5-31
(quar.)
5-18
5-14
6%
______
(19c
21c
Cellucotton
5-31
A
6-15
5-31
f45c
—
Institutional
a
Also
International
6-11
B
5-11
6-30
2%
(final).
Institutional
4-15
6-11
preferred
5-31
6-10
40c
Fund
Business
$2
6%
6-15
12'/2c
dividend)_____.
International
$2
Class
5-16
$1.25
4-15
4.40%
—
5-16
40c
exchang2
and
one
(quar.)
Co.—
to
6-10
4-15
Iowa
(quar.)
5-16
1
15c
(quar.)
and
of
5-
6-30
(quar.)
6%
Stockholders
5-16
Co.—
(quar.)__.
(quar.)
1
6-
57c
(s-a)_
income
and
A
A
1
6-
Shares, Ltd.—
voted
B
preferred
6-
$1
profits)
Fund
6%
Class
investment
curities
Institutional
shares.
Class
Class
32c
—
Fundation
Fund
Class
.
5-16
35'Ac
Indiana
1
20C
semi-annual)
1-
35%c
—
Industries
Ltd.
8-
35c
(quar.)
Government Employees Insurance Co.—
Grace
Chemical
Oil,
5-20
50c
Co.
5-16
6-
9-16
5-10
50c
(quar.)
(quar.).
1
1
12-16
$2.50
Rubber
6-
6-
9-30
15c
(quar.)
5-12
6-10
15c
12-30
5-20
1
$1.12 Mi
common
preferred (s-a)
5-12
1
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.25
55c
75c
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp., 1st pfd. (quar.)
Globe-Wernicke Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
Brewing Co., common <quar.)__
6-17
6-
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
_______
6-30
6-30
6-30
(quar.)
2%
Plywood
(quar.)
7-15
7-15
preferred
$1.40
dividend
6-30
31.14c
______
(quar.)_
Power, common
Illinois Zinc Co. (stock
8-15
"Put¬
see
6
7-15
5%
56c
(quar.)
Fund
(quar.)—
Institutional
59 %C
(quar.)
5-
6-30
31V2c
(quar.)
&
6-10
55C
preferred
1
5-20
7-15
37%c
$1.0614
(quar.)
50%
(increased)
com.
(quar.)
A
5-16
<
6-
35c
30c
93%c
-
class
6-
5-16
7-~2
5%
35c
(quar.)
$12y2c
Idaho
371/2C
com.
5-10
(quar.)
50c
$1.50
4-30
1
Steel Products
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand Co., com. "(quar.)
Inland Steel Co.
(quar.)
6-
4-30
5-16
6-
(quar.)
2
5-16
5-16
$1.50
(quar.)
2
5-31
6-24
(quar.)—
common
5-
25C
5-13
4-15
$1
5-16
1
1
6-
50c
5-
6-
7-10
5-13
$1.10
6-15
5-10
2-28
$1.25
(quar.)
5-16
5-10
6-
62'/2c
(quar.)
5-16
6-15
5-16
12y2c
6-15
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Peanut
5-16
6-
(quar.)—
5%
C
Imperial
5-25
.
(quar.)
A
6-
7-
50c
——
& Co., common
(quar.)__;
Paper,
3
5-16
5-16
15c
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
1
66-
10c
„
(stock dividend)
B
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Production Co
Imperial
5-25
6-20
(quar.)
1
1
2
Door—
5-13
v
7-
&
6-
84%c
(quar.)
com.
Goebel
"6j!i2
1
6-
5-18
(quar.)
Sash
6-10
George
Stock
:.nlhi-2
1
5-10
6-15
$25C
2
preferred
preferred
5%
6-15
$1
preferred
dividend
Telephone
Gillette
■rztfskl
7-
5-25
5c
—-—
(quar.)
Corp.,
(Tom)
25c
--17 %c
(quar.)
<quar.)
""Georgia-Pacific
a&-i8
5-18
5-18
25c
common
(s-a)
(s-a)
Advertising,
preferred
George
2
6-15
6-15
$1.75
(quar.)_
convertible
$2.25
5-
5-16
6
30c
25c
Telephone
^General
v
371/2C
(Ky.), 5% pfd. (quar.)
•general Telephone (Ohio), $2.20 pfd. (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
4-29
Hutting
40c
(quar.)
preferred
General
4-18
25c
Corp.,
3%%
2
6-
5-13
Refining Co. (quar.)
Inc., common (quar.)
preference
(quar.)
34c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)__
Corp.
5-
6-27
5-13
5-25
30c
12y2c
87'/2c
$1.09%
preferred
Huston
30 c
(quar.)
"A"
5-16
56 %c
(quar.)
(increased)___
common
"C"
9-
1
40c
—
6-
5-25
preferred
preferred
Oil
5%
9-30
$1
(quar.)_
6-15
25c
Foods,
6-
9
5-14
6-
48%c
—
common
2nd
$1
common
Telephone
4.75%
-
5-13
-
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
1-20
6-
preferred
6-15
25c
6-17
4-15
4-29
(Texas)
Co.
6-30
5-10
6-15
Public
Pulp &
preferred
7-20
10-20
5-14
A
Hudson
$1
(quar.)
5%
(N. Y.)
Stores
10c
1
1
5c
preferred
25c
(quar.)
811-
$1.25
A.)
Oil
6
12J/2c
Finance, common
33/4%
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
$1.15
6-17
___—_—7'/2c
Household
$1
—
pfd.
pfd.
(Frank W.), Ltd., class A
6-20
6-17
1
2-1-56
(quar.)
Lumber
preferred
Horner
7-
1
7-
(quar.)_
& Co.
Horn & Hardart
7-20
7-
preferred B (quar.)
Corp., common (quar.)—
(Edward)
(Geo.
5-10
(quar.)__
(Charles E.)
6%
5-13
1
40c
preferred (quar.)_________—
5% preferred
(quar.\____ ;
(Initial)-.
Hormel
1
6-
$1.37'/2
$1.37y2
Co.,
(Henry)
5c
Stock
4-29
5-25
Racing Association—
(quar.)
par
6-10
30c
Hines
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
'*6*13
1
Co.,
Mills
general
9 <-14
3iy4c
Water
(quar.) J
quar.)
par
Holt
$1.10
common
$30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-,
no
5-13
5-31
6-
20c
Ltd.
preferred
Inc.
6-13
Ltd
Co.,
Chemical
$1.18%
..^General Steel Wares Co., Ltd.,
1
50c
East
no
Hires
1
62V2c
(quar.)__
15c
(quar.)
Duro-Test Corp.
(both
4-15
6-
$30c
Special
^¥-14
25c
Gas
Granby
(both
5-20
5-14
30c
com.
Finance
Grafton
Common
6-10
1
3.90%
Products,
2nd
5-12
$1.37Ya
37y2c
—
convertible
Mfg.
(quar.)
—_
Co
Steel
5-31
40c
(quar.)
Paper,
Powder
$4.37y2
6-
3 7 J/2 C
Portland Cement Co
"General Public Utilities (quar.)
3iy4c
Common
9
55c
^General
(quar.)
Lines
Higglns,
1
6%
6-15
quar.)
class A (quar.)
5%
Industries, 4'/2%
Cigar,
General
preferred
preferred
Higbie
$1,121/2
(quar.)
Works
preferred
5%
6%
6-24
(quar.)
pfd.
(increased
class B
Trailer,
preferred
3iy4c
Louis
5-
(s-a)
preferred
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
5-26
5-20
50c
Mining
Heyden
3y2%
30c
4%
preferred
preferred
St.
6-10
7-
20%
(quar.)
preferred
5%
7 Jo
4
.
15c
preferred
5-
5-31
40c
(quar.)
Dupuis Freres Ltd.,
Duriron
6-25
50c
class
1
50c
Inc. (quar.)
Co.,
6-
6-10
93 %c
.Son
a Bradstreet.
Duncan
Hercules
Hecla
37i/2c
(Newark)
Corp.
Co.,
Bridge
General
-
*4*129''
62'/2c
(quar.)
Dun
Stock
r?^sGeneral Outdoor
;.rn|m- 6%
preferred
50c
(quar.)
4
(quar.)
Rubber, 4'/2%
Acceptance
r„^General
35c
common
5-
50c
—
&
10c
(quar.)—
Hercules
1
(quar.)
Goodall Rubber
Corp., common (quar.)__
preference (quar.)
33/4%
>.
50c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
5-17
6-
20c
(quar.)
50c
Co.,
conv.
Dresser
5-10
5-16
50c
quar.)
Extra
Drackett
2
15c
(quar.)
Aircraft Co.—
common
5-27
50c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Works
(Theo.)
7%
Saay"'"
10c
Preferred
Douglas
3
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Hendershot
(increased quar.)
preferred
Dailies,
*• General
$30c
common
Warehouse Co.
Co.
Wallace,
Wood
$1.50
i T'
'if"* is
Donohue
5-17
preferred (quar.)
General
54fcfi!r
5-15
5-31
12-14
5-27
G8%c
(quar.)
Participating
common
(quar.)
$1.60 1st preferred
(quar.)
Gas Service Co.
(quar.)—
5-, 9
6-15
5-16
12-28
40c
Gary
3
$20c
2
15c
6-10
6-13
$1.25
(quar.)—__^
Pineapple,
Hazel Bishop
3%
(quar.)
5-31
6-30
50c
(quar.)
Light,
Co.
Mfg.
Furniture
62 y2c
;
preferred
Vt)ardner-Denver Co., 4%
-'^Garrett Corp
(quar.)
6-
$62i/2C
5-
(quar.)
Hastings
5-12
50c
(quar.)
Hawaiian
preferred
nam"
Ltd.
(quar.)
Chemical, Ltd.—
&
2
5-10
9
2%
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Dominion
5-
62 i/2c
62 i/2c
0%
$40c
.
Dominion-Scottish Investments
Haverty
(quar.)
4%
5-13
5-16
5-27
$1,50
Marx
Electric
Hartford
6-10
5-
5-27
6-15
$1.06Vt
(quar.)
6s
6-15
5-31
15c
(quar.)
com.
Corp
Shaffner
5
50c
(quar.)
preferred
6
5-10
8-
4%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5Va %..
1
Sulphur Co. (quar.)
Company (quar.)
5^2-
tlOc
5y2%
5-
8-15
$1
(quar.)
Refractories,
preferred
common
6-2(3
1
common
common
Harnischfeger Corp., com. (quar.)
5% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Harris
(A.) Co., 5V2% preferred
on
5-16
1
$30c
(s-a)
5-13
6%
5-31
1
dividend
Ltd.—
(quar.)
6-10
6-
preferred
1
Insurance
Pitt
5-9
6-
87V2C
B
$4.25
1
15c
„
Class
6-
30c
(Payable in class A stock)
Harbison-W'alker
6-28
preferred
V2%
3
$$1.25
4-25
4%
3
37y2c
^
Mines, Ltd.
Dominion
5-16
6-
Corp.
Power
"
...
9-21
1
Hunt
35c
.
1
6-
5-10
Humble
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Dodge
(quar.)
10-
6-10
45c
(quar.)__
preferred series A
$3.50
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(M. A.), class A
5-23
1
$$1.25
B ..(quar.)
Stock div.
5-13
6-10
6-
$22J/2c
(qu-rr.)
1
50c
$5c
(quar.)
Cementing
(interim)
Oil, class A (quar.)
Class
Hanna
5-16
9y2c
common
convertible
4
5-15
25c
5-13
1
(quarterly from
income)
5-13
1
6-30
*
investment
4-15
1
6-
Watch
convertible
6-
6*24
6-
5-13
6-
Hamilton
2%
4*37
25c
Hancock
50c
7-el
2
25c
Class
4%
6-24
6-
5%
preferred
6-
$2
.
5-12
6-24
7-15
common
7-
6-
1
7-15
10c
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
6-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
common
25c
25c
preferred
30c
.
class A
5%
on
5-16
7-
2
dividend
tt*
50c
6-
stock
6-
Canada—
$$2.50
(quar.)
Deerfield
Dennison
Voting
of
common
preferred
8%
25c
Corp.
(s-a)
Y.
Board,
Tire
Fruehauf
friir
7-15
Debentures
.
Canada, Ltd.
Cotton, Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
9 *13 '
6-15
93 %c
common
6-23
,
50c
of N.
preferred
Frito
12M3r
1
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)_
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
3%%
(quar.)...
of
Hamilton
$1.25
gtd.
Freeport
B- ia
9-28
class
!
luc
dividend
Paper
Screw
Foster-Wheeler
;it.
non-cum.
25c
5-13
stock
1
*2
(s-a)
Co.
Well
5-20
6-
Corp.—
$2
Oil
Hajlnor Mines, Ltd.
25 c
Bank
Fort
6-16
1
1
$1.75
—
7-
6-
Water
Halliburton
5-13
35c
Insurance
&
-■vu*
5-16
75c
50c
Hackensack
6-13
(quar.)
Airplane Corp
preferred
9H6
1
5- 2
Lime & Alabastine
Co.
Co.
6*13 -
9-29
87 y2 c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
7-
$1.75
Publishing Co., $4 prior pfd.
Mfg.
Corp.
4%
'ATS
$1.75
1
dividend
Foremost
■
m
1
6-
6-30
6-
12i/2c
(quar.)
Mineral
5-20
5-16
$60c
—
Quarterly
&
Morse
Engine
Foote
5-18"
1
Gypsum
Hart,
4.75%
1:
6-
5- 6
5-16
(quar.)
4.40%
6-
6-10
Harris-Seybold
Co.
4.60%
25c
7%
Dahlstrom
1
4-30
'
4-25^
6-
50c
5-12
Florida
28 Vac
:
(s-a)
Forster, 8% preferred
Cuban-American Sugar—
non-cum.
:
-
1
11-
(quar.)
Corp.
5-16
preferred
Forbes
$50c
&
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
Crows Nest Pass Coal, Ltd.
Curtiss-Wright
5-10
Oil
(quar.)
Fittings, Ltd., class A (s-a)
Flagg-Utica Corp., 5% prior pfd. (quar.)
Florida Power Corp.
(quar.)
Co.—
Zellerbach
&
5-10
5-15
933/4c
(quar.)
11-15
10c
4%% convertible preferred (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles, Loom Works
$2
4-29,
$2.50
Imperial Mills, Ltd. (quar.)
Coty International Corp. (extra).
$7
*
5-15
$17»/2C
Cosmos
-
6'
5-30
Gulf
1
First
45c
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Fitzsimmons Stores, Ltd.,
Class
B
(quar.)
$2.50
(quar.)
■
8-22
5-16
5-23
Firemen's
6
5-
1
6-
9-12
1
6-
prior
Products
Firestone
5-
5-24
$1.25
6-
6* 1
$1.41%
Ohio RR.—
&
$1,121/2
M> %
Filtrol
5 :
.5-25
1
6-13
(quar.)
Mobile
8-12
Federal-Mogul
5-25
•
6-10
6-
$1.25
preferred
5-16
Stock
$2.50
Realty
Quarterly
Quarterly
Curtis
'
'
Natural
Cosmopolitan
Crum
6-10
(quar.)
$5
Gulf,
11-10
Federal
5-25
62y2c
;
(quar.)
(s-a)
&
5-
$5 preferred
5-16
Extra
f
,5-21,j
6-10
6-10
5-16
1
Federal
10c
5-16
1
1
25C
7%
5-20
1
$1.18%
pfd.
6
5-27
1
6-
6-
Gas
—
5-
7
6-13
,30c
6-
SEC—
(quar.)
6-
11c
12y2c
(quar.)
6-
30c
pfd.
(quar.)—
com.
(quar.)
$1.34
1
Federal
40c
preferred
1
5-12
6-
6-10
Interstate Gas,
6%
6-
5-12 J'
15c
Gulf
5-16
9-
Stock
7-29
75c
Gulf Cities Gas, class A
5-16
12-
5 y2 %
6-15
^
1
$1.25
Federal Compress &
y5- 9
--"6-l5;
5-25
6-15
6-
•
Co.—
Fedders-Quigan,
6-15
-
4-29
B
$1.25
Fanner
5-25
1
5-10
held)
100
the
Fall River Gas Works Co
^
1
.4-25; V
•;
5c
Class
-
60c
common
Excelsior Insurance Co.
4-25
6-15
6-10
12 y2c
Fairchild
'•
6-30
70c
5%
Pittsburgh RR.,
1
6-15
$1.13
Distillery, Ltd.,
3
5-20
9
7-
Railroad
5-"60 V Fairbanks
1
5-
31 %c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Copper Range Co., new com. (initial quar.).
Copperweld Steel Co., com. (increased)
preferred
6-
&
Evans
'
$3 prior preferred (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration (quar.)
conv.
1
6-
.
,r„'V .V.'..';).
(quar.)
6%
7-
5-20
4-29
$1.06%
(quar.)
Co.,
50c
Forge & Steel,
4
3
5- 2
5-10
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
Erlanger Mills, common (quar.)
2
6-
-
5-16
30c
Industries
Telecasting, common
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
$5 preferred series A (quar.)
4-22
1
5-9
933/4C
Continental Life Insurance (Toronto)
Cook Faint & Varnish, common
Corby (H.)
7-
35c
*■'.
5%
5-20
75c
(quar.)
4M>%
5-
United
of
(quar.)
Erie
5->2 *•*
-•
each
Electric,
preferred
Erie
Co.
________
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
5%
preferred (quar.)_Gin
1
55c
com.
Life
(stock
preferred
1
$1
New
common
(initial)
Continental Can Co., com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
Continental
6-
6-
10c
Gross
$k37'/a
(s-a)
Erie
5-18
Gregory
5
$25c
preferred (s-a)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Equitable Credit,
v
4-15
$1.12 V»
(quar.)
~
5-16
•
tl2c
(quar.).
(quar.)
(quar.)
of America,
American
;
1
tlOc
class A
Power, common
preferred (quar.);
(Wilmington)
1
5-16
6-
25c
preferred
Emponum-Capwell
5-31
5
5-
$1,021/2
2nd
4%%
3-13~
1
1st
Emhart
6-30
;
of
for
approval
Rubber
Empire District
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
Continental
5-31
GOc
(quar.)
$4.50
Corp.
6-15
$75c
(quar.)
Gas
Co.
$4.52
preferred
6-10
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.,
Class
B
(s-a)
Container
7%
6%
5-16
.
(quar.)
Y.)
Consumers
Cribben
1
6-30
5-17
5-
5-25
(stock dividend)
stock
shares
the
&
Hose
1
6-
10c
5-16
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.
common
to
When
Holder•
Paydble of Reo.
Share
(quar.)
50c
Elgin National Watch (increased quar.)
Ely & Walker Dry Goods, common (quar.).
Mines—
Securities,
preferred (s-a)
(N.
Engineering
Consolidated
Crane
"12-ilO
6-
.
Standard
noncumulative
Edison
Consolidated
Corning
12-15
4-10
35C
Yellowknife
Diversified
Consolidated
Class
9-10
56y4c
Interim
'
6-15
9-15
-
in
pfd.
Share
&
(18/10
subject
—
tlOc
Consolidated
Co.
*-4-2»
2nd
conv.
Bond
Payable
4-29
9
t38c
Power
Consolidated
4Va %
i iiiv.
5-15
5-
4.40%
Electric
Hydraulics
$1
preferred (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
5.65% preferred (quar.)
:
5,3^
Greer
Company
J25c
5.36%
;-;5rio
$37C
Connecticut
4%
1
$38c
Consolidated
-
5-17 '
$1.37MJ
Ltd.
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Ltd.,
6-
Corp.—
Co.,
Life
25c
5-2
Corp
Paper
51/2 %
*
5-16
_.Per
_
Name of
50c
Eddy Paper Co., Ltd., $1 class A (quar.)—_
4.10% pfd. (quar.)
4y4% preferred (quar.)
9—19
15c
(quar.)
National
Confederation
(s-a)
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Hotel,
Natural
Insurance
--
(quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas,
Locks Paper—-
Life
Co.
.....—
Holdert
Payable of Reo.
10c
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd, (quar.)
-
Co.
-
Mutual
Combined
7-1
When
Share
Eastern Steamship Lines (reduced)
Eastern Utilities Associates (quar.)
8-
50c
(quar.)
Insurance
,(quar.)
Columbus
-
Per
Name of Company
6* 3
20c
.___
(quar.)
National
(Boston)
Holdert
6-29
10c
sL-1
Pictures
Columbian
Columbian
When
Payable of Rec*
10c
„
*
Gas
5c
V
49
& Laughlin Steel,
preferred series A
5%
Joy
Manufacturing
Kaiser
Aluminum
Common
&
Co.
5c
11-
1
50c
6-
7
5-27
50c
$1.25
7-
1
1
6-
3
(quar.)
6-
3
(quar.)
62!/2c
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
common
-
(quar.)—
6-10
5-27
Chemical—
(increased
56V4c
preferred (quar.)
5'/2 %
preferred (quar.)
Vegetable Parchment Co.
(quar.)
5-31
62'/2c
68%c
quar.)
5%
Kalamazoo
7-
6-
30c
6-
1
1
6-10
5-
9
5-10
5-10
6-
1
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2162)
McCord
Light—
City Power &
Kansas
preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)-.
4%%
preferred (quar.)—
Kellogg Co., common (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
3%% preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Utilities, 4%% preferred (quar.)Kerr-Addison Gold Mines,
(interim)———
Keyes Fibre,
1
5-13
6-
1
5-13
McCormick
$1.05
6-
1
5-13
McGraw-Hill
$1.12%
6-
dividend
Stock
Knickerbocker
for
income
and
Co.
Kreoge
(S.
Kroehler
4%%
4%%
Co.,
6%
preferred
10c
Apparel.
Co.
5-14
Metal
Metal
6-
6
6
6-
5-10
3
4-29
5-31
5-16
6-
9
5-13
Textile
preferred
Surety
Water
12-22
Piping
5-10
Miles
6-15
Milton
8-
1
7-15
Mining Corp.
5-
2
7-11
6-28
9-28
1-10-56
12-28
$1
5-12
4-20
10c
5-10
4-29
35c
—
10-10
10c
7-15
7-
$$1.75
6-
5-
1
1
2
29c
7-29
7-19
29c
—
10-31
10-21
New
1st
(initial)
Portland
6-
1
5-16
Mitchell
6-
1
5-16
Mohawk
6-
1
4-29
Monroe
Auto
6-30
5-14
$3.85
pref.
series
5-14
$15c
Monumental
Life
6-30
$15c
9-30
8-15
$15c
9-30
8-15
Moore
Class
A
12-31
11-15
4%
redeemable
B
(quar.)
(quar.)
$15c
Class
$15c
12-31
11-15
7%
preferred
share
Lees
plus
Lehigh
$20c
—
1
5-16
6-
1
5-
2
Lilly
Lily
Corp.
10c
5-16
4-29
Morrison-Knudsen
15c
6-
1
5-11
Mosinee
$1.31 y4
6-
1
5-11
Motor
5-27
Motor
4%%
& Myers
(Eli)
Tulip
Lincoln
preferred
Finance
Wheel
(Fort
1
6-23
6-
1
5-11
7%
6-
1
5-11
Murphy
6-10
5-18
5-lJ
4-29
>
Mount
50c
8-
50c
11-
Diablo
Mount
(C. G.)
10-10
1
Mutual
2
60c
6-
1
5-
4
from
6-
1
5-16
6-
1
5-16
from
National
6-10
5-18
New
9-10
8-18
2 3-10
11-18
$1
3-17-56
3-10
50c
6-10
5-18
New
50c
9-10
8-18
12-10
11-18
(quar.)
50c
3-17-56
3-10
National
Local
Lock
Finance
Joint
Co.,
$4
7%
7%
A
preferred
(Mo.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
4
5-
4
National
6-
1
5-16
5-31
5-21
6-30
6-20
7-
1
6-20
6-13
5-20
6-15
5-20
6-
1
5-
2
2nd
non-cum.
Louisville
&
38c
Corp.
RR.
5-
8-
1
7-21
9
11-
10-21
1
$1.25
Products,
Inc.,
com.
(quar.)
5-
5-16
4-29
6-10
5-31
15c
(auar.)
6-15
40c
(quar.)
5-
5-15
6-10
5-25
15c
6-10
15c
Co.
6-13
7-15
25c
___
$25c
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Metal
Common
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer
9-12
*
2
5
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
62 %c
8-
1
7-15
5%
preferred
(quar.)
62 %c
11-
1
10-14
Mines,
Markinnon
5%
1st
Ltd
Structural
preferred
MacLeod
Cockshutt
Gold
Mines,
Macmillan
$5
5-16
6-15
5-31
Ltd.—
$5c
Co.,
25c
(quar.)__
common
preferred
non-cum.
(quar.)
$1.25
5-20
5-
6
5-25
5-11
5-
Co.
Magnavox
Mailman
(quar.)_
Co.
25c
(quar.)
37 %c
Me.llory
(P.
Manhattan
Manning,
R.)
& Co.
Shirt
Corp.
Basket
(quar.)
on
preferred
6-16
50c
6-10
5-23
6-
5-11
30c
6-10
5-20
5-31
5-
100%
7-
1
6-20
35c
7-
1
6-20
25c
7-
1
6-20
10c
(quar.)
5-27
old
;
(quar.)„_
Dairy
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
preferred
Conveyor
(L.)
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
pfd.
McColl-Frontenac Oil,
com.
(quar.)
5-28
A
Class
A
National
(quar.)
30c
5-16
5-
com.
$15c
50c
6
6-15
5-20
6-
5-
1
6-10
6
5-27
(quar.)—
7-
1
6-15
$30c
5-31
4-30
3
Common
7-
2
6-
3
7-
2
6-
3
1
4-29
5-20
5-12
6-10
6-30
a
5
5-17
6-
1
5-14
5-24
1
5-
2
5-16
4-25
4-25
5-16
4-25
5-16
4-25
28 (4 c
(quar.)
4-25
5-16
31 (4c
(quar.)
5-16
31 (4C
(quar.)
5-16
31 (4c
pfd.
5-16
4-25
pfd.
(quar.)
Co
5-16
4-20
5-16
5- 5
6-
1
5-13
5-17
5-10
7-
6-16
75c
4%
4-20
10c
_
Corp.,
4-25
5-15
25c
—
dividend)
5-16
75c
(quar.)
30c
33y3%
50c
preferred
6-15
$1.50
Eastern
6-
37 (4 c
(quar.)
2
Pipe Line—
(increased
quar.)
6-15
5-16
5- a
7-
6-15
$1
(quar.)
com.
5-31
1
7y2c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
2%C
10- 3
9-15
2%C
1-3-56
12-19
5%
preferred
Sheraton
35c
Pa to
5-
6-
(quar.)
Parkview
6-10
5-18
5-25
preferred
5%
Park
6-
5-16
1
2y2c
6-
4-29
1
6-
(quar.)
5-25
6-22
5-16
6-
preferred
6-15 "
1
6-10
90c
$1.10
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
1
34 %C
(stock
Oil
Chemical
6-10
1
6-15.
50c
6%
Co.,
Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
Panhandle
6-
5-31
(quar.)
45c
Drugs,
pfd. (annual)
(Kansas City)—
Inc.
Consolidated
preferred
Gold
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Mfg.,
7%
7-
5-16
5-
1
a
$10c
preferred
Paterson
Peninsular
$1
preferred
$1
5-
6-15
5-31
4
$$1.75
preferred
(quar.)
5-
45c
(quar.)
5-16
7-
1
6-10
25c
common
6-15
20c
Paper
Telephone,
5-16
5- 4
5-27
$20c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Parchment
5-27
$ 15c
Dredging, Ltd
Extra
Paton
7-15
C%c
Corp., 4'/2%
participating
1
5-15
4-25
5-31
1
3c
5-31
5-10
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
8-15
$1.30
32 %c
5-15
4-25
$3.50
Mills,
6-20
6-
1
$1.30
preferred
32>/2C
8-15
7-25
6-
5-16
$1.32
33C
5-15
4-25
33c
8-15
7-25
75c
5-16
4-1#
Inc.—
37 %c
(quar.)
common
1
54c
5-13
$1.08
5-19
4-28
$1.25
5-16
5-
Ry
$1
6-11
25c
6-10
5-20
25c
6-
and
split)
65c
National
U.
S.
York
Air
York
New
New
1
5-10
6-
1
5-10
$1.41
6-
1
5-27
5-10
3.70%
preferred
C
(quar.)
92 %C
6-
1
5-10
5-27
5-10
4.40%
preferred
B
(quar.)_
$1.10
6-
1
5-10
5-14
4-21
$1.06
6-
1
5-1#
6-13
5-11
6-10
6-
5-17
1
5-11
6-15
5-16
Pennsylvania
Common
4'/2 %
5-
6
7%
1
5-
6
Peter
15c
6-20
6-
3
Pheoll
$15c
5-16
5-
2
Philadelphia
$37 %c
2
5-16
5-
6-
1
5-18
$5c
7-
2
6-
3
10-
1
9-
2
$5c
$1.75
(quar.)
1-3-56
'
12- 2
6-15
5-27
preferred
Paul,
(initial
$1
Phillips
Pinellas
6-10
5-16
6-1
5-25
5-10
6-30
6-
3
5%
$1.06V4
5-16
5-
4V4%
preferred
(quar.)
2
New
Haven
convertible
prior
.
Hartford
&
preferred
Tool
4-22
Polaris
6-
7
Poor
6-
7
5-20
6-
1
5-16
50c
6-10
5-
6
50c
com. (quar.)
5-
9
4-25
5-15
4-15
93 %c
1
6-
3
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
3
$1.12%
7-
1
6-
6-
1
Newport
Co.,
6-
1
5-10
Ltd.—
Shipbuilding
News
&
Dry
6%
Western
&
adj.
6-
15c
6%
Ry.,
Car
6-15
1
5-16
preferred
American
Stock
North
6-10
4-14
$10c
6-29
6-
6-10
5-18
3
3.60%
I
(quar.)
5-20
5-
3
5-16
b-
a
6-15
5-18
5c
(quar.)_4Co.,
'
com.
(quar.)_
quar.)
^
5-13
5-15
4-15
5-15
4-15
22 %c
(quar.)
1
20c
(quar.)
1
7%c
common
66-
5-14
5-
5
15c
6-
1
5-16
25c
6-17
5-20
45C
(quar.)
5-13
7-
1
6-
6
Hall,
Procter
&
(s-a).
Gamble
(quar.)
,
Prosperity Co., class A
B
6-
1
5-20
6-
1
5-20
75c
5-14
4-22
5-14
4-22
50c
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-16
5-16
15c
Extra
6-15
$1.25
(increased
6-15
5-19
5-
9
50c
Co.
$30c
$30c
River
5-19
5-
9
(Both the Class A and Class B payable in
5%
preferred stock)
Provide nee-Washington
$2
convertible
Public
Service
Insurance Co.—
preferred
Co.
(quar.)
50c
6-10
5-18
45c
8-
7-13
of Colorado—
(increased
quar.)
1
5-31
6-20
5-31
1
5-13
85c
6-
1
4-19
6-
1
5-13
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06 y4
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.06%
9-
1
8-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
6-
1
5-13
4.20%
6-20
34%c
10%
Co.
1
5-17
4.20%
37 %c
-
6-
37 %c
__
Power
preferred
6
37 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel
8
5-
5C
(quar.)
Coke
5-
1
50c
Powell
Common
Refractories—
Gas
&
Electric
Potomac
5-12
5-10
Corp.
(quar.)
dividend
Shore
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1
25c
(quar.)
(interim)
American Investment
6-
40c
common
(quar.)
Ltd.
Mining,
American
5(4%
North
(quar.)
preferred
Gas
1
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
A
Inc.,
preferred
Portland
Class
Norfolk
Co.
6-
20c
Dock—
50c
Corp.
5-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pope & Talbot
5%
(quar.)
1
5-10
$$1.25
Power
6
8
7-
3
$30c
_
7-
55-
$1.37%
(quar.)
class
Co.,
B
Prentice
Niagara Share
A
Co.
Mining
&
Class
Portsmouth
$1.25
1
1
12 %C
(quar.)
5-20
RR.—
A
(quar.)
preferred
A
Plymouth Rubber Co.
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
4(4% preferred series 1949 (quar.)
5%
class
preference
4-29
6-10
66-
7-15
Pittsburgh Steel Co.—
5-15
1
5-20
4
$1
Plomb
'I**
a
6-
50c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry. Co.
Quarterly
;
7-
2
6-
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
7-
6-
6-30
$1.50
4-29
$1
(quar.)
5-13
5-19
1
RR.
$5C
pfd.
(quar.)
&
(quar.)
& Norristown
6-15
$1.01%
Co.
preferred
Light
common
(quar.)
6-30
25C
common
6-10
6-
45 c
(quar.)
Co.,
common
6-
10c
60c
York State Electric & Gas,
Newfoundland
5-20
6
50c
5-15
25C
Co.
RR.
1
$1 75
20c
(quar.)
Brake
5-23
5-
25c
Ltd._
8
1
1
(quar.)
Industries,
5%%
10c
6-
6-
6-
(quar.)
Petroleum
preferred
6-15
6-15
$1
25c
Eelectric
Pillsbury Mills,
$4
25C
75c
Inc.
preference
20c
quar.)
—
(quar.)
Manufacturing Co.
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Philadelphia; Germantown
Quarterly
Co.—
(quar.)
pfd.
6-10
Machine & Gear Cc.—
1
$1.12'/2
4.24%
(quar.)
Circle
6-
(quar.).
A
Power,
preferred
Perfect
6-
_________
F
Pennsylvania
RR.
(quar.).
Peoples Telephone (Butler, Pa.)—
Perkins
(quar.)
Central
York,
5%
6-
$1.17%
(quar.)
Ltd.—
Castings
Jersey Power & Light, 4%
New
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Zinc
5-20
5-20
E
$15c
preferred
Dickenson
Jersey
1
1
D
preferred
$15c
Steel
Mines.
6-
6-
preferred
5-20
(quar.)
preferred
57 %C
58 %C
4.50%
40c
(Canada),
New
4.05%
m
4.05%
$1.06%
Products
preferred
5-20
"m.,
4.70% " preferred
5-20
Neptune Meter Co., common (quar.)
$2.40
5-20
6-15
6-14
6-10
(quar.)_
com.
Machinery Co.
Co.,
6-15
5-10
$5c
Brothers
6-15
2%
dividend
5-10
1
6-10
(quar.):
Radiator
Neiman-Marcus
30C
8%C
-
5-27
15c
,
Starch
share
per
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.63%
preferred
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
25c
National
$25
(quar.)
7-15
31 %c
Resumed
Rubber
at
common
50c
(quar.)
National
Neisner
Stock
Co.,
20c
(quar.)
common
&
Fruit
re¬
65c
Products,
Malleable
Penn
for
50c
(s-a)
7%
7-25
$1.75
(quar.)
Co.,
2
Fibres—
Products
(quar.)
demption on June 15
plus this dividend)
of
(quarterly
income
preferred
$1.32
preferred
(quar.)
Penman's, Ltd.,
common
(quar.)_
Controls, Inc.—
$1.20 class A (entire issue called
5-11
(initial)
Inc.
(quar.)
Penn
Corp.—
5
$50c
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Page
2
2
$1
(quar.)
Lead
National
5- 9
$$i.i2y2
quar.)
4-29
5-
7-
9
Gypsum, $4.50 pfd. (quar.)
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A (quar.)
North
(initial
Co.
(quar.)
Mfg.
2
National Grocers Co., Ltd., common
$1.50
preference
(quar.)
North
Insurance
Pacolet
2
convertible preferred (quar.)
National Gas & Oil (quar.)
Normetal
Bonding &
5-10
7-
7-
40c
(quar.)
redeemable
5-16
60c
4%
(quar.)
Western
6-
1
4-25.
17 (4 c
Indemnity
4%
2:
6-
5-10
25C
Mills
50C
Quarterly
common
Lighting
Pacific
$$1.19
(quar.)
Distillers
5-17
1
—
dividend)
(quar.)
Massachusetts
>IcBrine
6-30
30c
(California)
Marmon-Herrington Co.
4%%
5-25
35c
(quar.)
(stock
Quarterly
Masonite
$25c
(quar.)
Pacific
5-20
5-
Co.
preferred
Common
Common
Mathews
6-15
5-13
25c
Co.
6-15
4.80%
Park
5-1L
5-
6-10
-
(quar.)
preferred A
preferred
(quar.)
2
$18%C
5-1L
1
1
$1
redeemable
1
1
66-
$1.12(4
(quar.)
4.50%
5-14
6-
30c
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
6-10
1
5-17
20c
preferred
Pacific
6-
1
$$3
(quar.)
Electric
5-31
6
6-15
6-
4-29-
$1.12 »/a
Co
&
4-29
30c
3%%
Maxwell & Moore
Marathon
$1
3
Corp.,-Ltd.—
Convertible priority shares (quar.)
Market
6-
5(4%
Mfg.
preferred
Finance
Gas
5-11
5-
6-30
1
5%
6-
National Drug & Chemical
Common
(quar.)
New
Macwhyte
Brewing
6-16
75c
4-29-
10c
k
5-31
1
4-29-
5-16
$1.12 >/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
redeemable preferred
5-
4-29
9
$5
6-16
6-
—
preferred
414%
New
Ltd.—
(Interim)
2
1
New
$3c
Co.,
6-15
$$1.25
Steel
(quar.)
5-
5-16
Fund,
8-31
5%
Macassa
$1.25
Class
preferred
Nashville
Steel
6-
$1.75
(quar.)—
5-15
&
Glass
75c
National
Hotel—
preferred
Pacific
50c
Container,
National
1
25c
Lowney (Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Lucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)
Lyon
1
$1.18%
(quar.)
common
2nd
non-cum.
Lynch
66-
35c
Corp. (Md.)—
common
(accum.)
Baltimore
Lukens
$37'/2c
Lumber
class
Lord
5-13
$1
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
Long-Bell
5-13
1
$1
(monthly)
com.
convertible
1
6-
11 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lone Star Gas Co.,
6-
$1
preferred
(monthly)
preferred
4.75%
(quar.)
2
7-
5-16
5-16
—
(quar.)
common
Marine
Paper,
Pabst
5-
(initial)
Casket
25c
class A
Power,
Owens-Illinois
5-20
35c
—
$37 %c
Corp.,
Pipe
Common
8%
Extra
25c
(quar.)
Outboard
5-15
6-
Automotive
National
B
3
6-10
59 %C
investment
net
common
50c
Class
4-25
Biscuit, common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
National By-Products, inc
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co., -Ltd.,
5-10
1%
(quar.)—
(quar.)
6-
National
guaranteed
guaranteed
common
6-30
50c
(ex-two-for-one
guaranteed
Extra
30c
(quar.)
Foundation
Aluminate
National
Special
Loblaw, Inc.,
i
de¬
(quar.)
$31 %c
security profits
Chattanooga & St. Louis
Nashville,
Special
Special
preferred
preferred
realized
$1.10
(quar.).
Tail
$3.60
$4.40
(quar.)—
Investment
5-
$1.10
(quar.)
Otter
30c
Co.,
Income
SL10
Original
(quar.)
Special guaranteed
5-16
4-29
(quar.)—
Co.
Mutual
5-16
87 %c
(quar.)
1
5- 2
preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on May 13 at $105 per share
plus this dividend)
35c
^arbODig Corp., common (quar.)
3%%
preferred (;!'ar.)«,
Little Miami RR., original
(Q'.'ar,),-^
6-
4%%
60c
——
6-16
(quar.)
Vernon-Woodberry
preferred
(s-a)
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
4-29
(quar.)
8
7-
1
be
'
Ind.)
Liquiu
Original
Original
7-
75c
Wayne,
Quarterly
Quarterly
Lindsay Chemical
Cot
6-10
100%
(quar.)—
(stock dividend)
Cup
7-
(increased)
Corp.
$1
Co.
&
5-19
preferred
5-20
(quar.)
Co.
Mills
40c
(quar.)—
6-10
class A
75c
&
Paper
75c
(Greenville S. C.)
Tobacco
Nat'l Life Insur.
Xlnk-Belt
*
i
J
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
Orpheum Building
(s-a)
Oswego Falls Corp., common (quar.)
4(4%
preferred (quar.)
62 %c
6
8
r.
&
5-20
(quar.)__
5-16
(quar.)—
Ontario
$1.25
5-
;>
4(4%
3
37%C
6-15
6-
..
(quar.)
3
5%
(quar.)
5-20
(quar.)
preferred
3
6-
5%
40c
income
Inc., 4(4%
Omar,
6-
•6-
t25c
30c
(H.)
250
Savers
Liggett
prior
6-10
of
(quar.)
1
$30c
(quar.)_
Quarterly
Life
$2.50
Morgan
5-13.
61 (4c
6-15
t$1.75
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
4-29
1
$2.79
(quar.)
5-16
(quar.)
Engineering
1
6-
Chemical—
preferred
5-16
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Liberty Life Insurance Co.
1
4(4%
5%
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
4% %
preferred (quar.)
Morris Paper Mills, common (quar.)
—
7-
7-
(quar.)
6
(quar.)_
Mathieson
96%C
5-
Glass
Olin
3
Pacific
5-16
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
3
6-
25c
1
——
6-
1
37 %c
.
1
Llbby, NcNeill & Libby, common
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
1
7-
3%c
6-
investment
net
7-
(quar.)—
6-
Lexington Trust Fund Shares—
From
Old
(increased)
40c
Co.
3
35c
50c
Cement
RR.
Co.
i
6-
$1.14
preferred A (quar.)
$50c
(quar.)
Lines
5-10.
$$1.75
$1.06%
6-
Moore-Handley Hardware—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Morgan
6-17
S-lfc.
4.92%
Oxford
preferred
5-16
1
6-10
593/sC
1
(interim).
$3 pfd.
1
6-
(quar.)
common
7-
(quar.)
Moorc-McCormack
12 %c
4%%
7c
(quar.)—
Sons
&
Valley
Salt
dividend)
this
Portland
Leslie
(quar.)
6-
preferred (entire issue called
(James)
Lehigh
Ltd.
Shops,
Candy
25c
will
75c
common
A
Oklahoma Natural Gas,
Pacific
Moody's Investors Service,
(quar.)
5%
1
$1.37%
Insurance
$15c
B
Ltd.,
7.05%
25c
(quar.)
C
Class
Coro.,
of
97 %c
Ltd. (quar.)
Mills (quar.)
Co.—
S.),
(quar.)
—
5-20
1
Equipment
(J.
Carpet
rate
95c
...
$8c
6-
the
on
Union
preferred B (quar.)
Town
Corp., 40c preferred
.
Cement
5-16
ducted.
6
6-20
.
com.
1
shareholders
75c
(increased)—
B
the
at
shares.
non-resident
6-
$1.50 convertible 2nd preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas (stock dividend)
(One additional share of common stock
for each four shares held)
Class
Africa
31 %c
Pipe Line,
6.
6-
approximately
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
—
6-
5-
Co.—
preferred
Missouri-Kansas
American
on
shillings
to
$1.11%
Canada, Ltd.
common
$5.50
tax
20
equal
6-30
(monthly)
27 %c
■;
——
&-16
5-16
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Missouri
(quar.)
6-
of
shares
50c
Ltd
Minneapolis-Moline
(increased
$1.75
Minneapolis Gas Co. (quar.)
5-16
Laboratories
6.
5-
22 (4 c
$1.12(4
Co.
$)0c
1
1
of
South
15c
quar.)—
(quar.)
6-
Co.,
$2.79
5-20
6
5-25.
5-
-
6-15
•;
6-15
common
(quar.)
dividend
2
5-25
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., 7% pfd. (quar.)—
Onio Edison,
4.56% preferred (quar.)
O'okiep Copper Co. (final)
final
5-
6-17
1
5-25
35c
ordinary
5-16
5-16
7-
55c
quar.)_
A
Holdert
$1.31(4
Service,
Pharmacal
1
$69c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
6-
*
(quar.)
7-
Brick
2
1
Public
When
Payable of Ree.
52 >/2c
common
(quar.)
preferred
4(4%
45c
—
Co
Midwest
2
5-
5(4%
Norwich
5-13
5-16
70c
32 (4C
50c
Co.
12-30
5-
5-16
6-
35<f
—
Middlesex
1
$1
(quar.)
10c
Co
(quar.)
Secord
6-15
—
(quar.)
(quar.)_;
A
Lear, Inc.,
4-29
7-
15C
(quar.)
B
Laura
5-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
Utilities
Gas
9-22
_——
(quar.)
6
Y.)
$1.08%
preferred
preferred
9-30
(quar.)
Inc.
6
5-
(quar.)
(quar.)
96 %c
4.45%
Class
Bryant,
5-
1
62 %c
;
4.35%
Michigan
Michigan
Class
Lane
1
(N.
Bancorporation,
Northwestern
20c
Y.)
(quar.)
Abrasive
10c
(quar.)
6-
6-
37 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
Mid-West
(quar.)
A
6
Co.
Telephone
preferred
5-20
quar.)
(increased
Corp.
6-23
10c
Gold Mines, Ltd
(Alfred), Inc., class
(quar.)—
Thermit, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Metropolitan Edison Co., 3.80% pfd.
$1.75
(initial)
common
6-17
5-
—;
6-30
District Power—
preferred
&
(N.
Assurance
45c
(quar.)
4.20%
—
(increased
$1.50
(quar.)
Northwest
1
&
3.85%
5-20
5(4%
1
7%
3.90%
8c
2
6-
53 %c
Corp..
$1.12%
(quar.)—.—
$1.16 pfd.
preferred
Lambert
6-15
6-
56-
1
preferred
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
1st preferred
(quar.)__
1
6-30
Share
$4
Insurance
6-11
6-
Water,
Ohio
6-14
$1.06%
(quar.)„
Co.
$1.12%
Laboratories,
Lake Superior
5%
Merchants Fire
Messenger
5%
(quar.)_
Inc.
preferred
New
6-15
5-18
10c
Steel
four
1
6-27
6-
Company
Northeastern
30c
$50c
—
50c
VA'/e Ptt.
shares held)
Stores
1
6-27
$1.25
each
Mercantile
6-
40c
Northern
5%
Corp.,
7■
5-26
15c
Shoe
for
5-13
4
9
Special
12-30
6-
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone,
common
(quar.)—
(s-a)Frank Co., Inc.
(quar.)
&
Northern
5-17
62 %c
Ltd.
preferred
Melville
55c
Superior & Ishpeming RR. (quar.)
of the Woods Milling Co., Ltd.—
Lamaque
5-15
6-30
20c
-—
Laclede
$1.16
4-30
5%
Northern
5-20
60c
(quar.)
common
$1.12%
Quarterly
7%
7-22
25c
Quarterly
Lakeside
4-22
40c
preferred (quar.)
Kjrsor Heater Co. (quar.)
La Salle Extension University
Lake
1
1
50c
7%
Lake
Meadville
6-
8-
6-15
6-10
(quar.)_
preferi*4 (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
6-30
35c
Mines,
Robbins
&
Corp.,
4%%
5-31
$2.50
(quar.)—______
I/Aiglon
Mead
5-16
Meier
(quar.)_
com.
12-15
1
24c
.—
62 y2c
Machine & Engineering
Stock dividend
6-30
6-
$2.50
(quar.)
preferred
Kroger
1-3-56
$20C
per
Mfg. Co.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
9-15
investment
(quar.)_
Co.
1
75c
June 17 at $5.05
from security profits)
2c
S.)
10-
1
27 %c
on
Puolishing
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
Per
Name of
5-31
(quar.)-,
McNeil
87 %C
————
from
(6c
Fund
redemption
Koehring
(quar.)
6-15
$1.18%
——
prior preferred
McKesson
1
87%C
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
5% preferred (s-a)—-—
—
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)—————
Kidde (Walter) & Co. (quar.)_
—
Kings County Lighting (quar.)
——
Kingston Products
(s-a)—
.————Kinney (G. It.) Co., common (quar.)——
$5
Mclntyre
5-16
7-
25C
Keystone Custodian Fund Series S-2—
From net investment income-———
Co.
Porcupine
6-13
6- 3
87y2C
(quar.)
A
&
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
$2.50
6-
$1
(initial-quar.)-
com.
new
class
83
Corp.,
95c
3.80%
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Ret
Share
Company
Holies
When
Per
Name of
.
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.05
9-
1
8-15
4Ya%
Dreferred
(auar.)
$1.12%
6-
1
5-13
4(4 %
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12 y2
9-
1
B-15
6-
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2163)
Per
Name of
Public
3 V2 %
-
Co.
of
preierred
Indiana,
com.
When
Share
Company
Service
Payable
(quar.)1
6-
50c
(quar.)
87Vic
6-
1
preferred
iquar.)
27c
6-
preferred
(quar.)
26c
6-
1
Service
Common
3.35%
4.50%
Public
Service
Common
5%
of
Co.
New
New
Oil Co., new com.
Putnam (George) Fund
of Boston—
Co.
6-15
5-13
6-15
5-13
9-15
8-15
25c
6-
1
5-18
30c
5-16
25c
6-15
Southern
(3.50
1st.
conv.
Increased
1
3.70%
Co
4.25%
preferred
4.60%
4.15%
t20c
(quar.)
:
t$1.50
i
.
Spintiale
t$1.50
._
Rayonier, Inc. (quar.)
Raytheon Mig., $2.40 preferred (entire issue
-< called for
redemption on May 12 at $52.50
per share plus this dividend)
Reading Company, common (quar.)
4%
1st
non-cum.
Owl
Stores
Renabie
preferred
M:nes,
Ltd.
preferred
Common
(quar.)______
Brands,
Standard Coil
Standard
$1.60
60c
Standard
$1.12%
$1.75
7%
1st
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Richfield
Oil
Riverside
Gas
4%%
preferred
4.10%
I
preferred
Rockwell
Spring
B
Rolland
4'A %
preferred
Russell
(F. C.)
(quar.)
Croix
(stock dividend)
8t.
Louis,
!
Paper
San
5%
convertible preferred
pid. (quar.)
6t.
Paul
Fire
(quar.)
Regis
preferred A
Paper,
common
Ban
1st
preferred
Antonio
Ban
Antonio
A
(quar.)_.
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Gold
Transit
Bcott
preferred,
series A
(quar.)
Paper
Co., common
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred (quar.)
'
Bcotten,
Bcovill
50c
<
3.55%
4.30%
Beaboard
Finance
$2.12
convertible
$5.75
preferred
Co.,
Sun
$25c
$4.75
Oil
(G.
Bears,
Roebuck
D.)
£29
Jbl6
Securities
5%
.
preferred
.
4%
______
quar.)___
$1.25
6-15
$1.25
Inc.
12-15
27'Ac
4%
preferred
(quar.)
1
Talon,
7%
preferred
Sinclair
Oil
Oil
Bkelly
Smith
Bonotone
$1.25
$1.55
Bouth
(quar.)
Canada,
South
Boutham
Co.,
Ltd.
5%
$4.50
>
6-20
5-
6
3
5-
8
4-
8
4-
8
6-15
5-13
:
(S.
D.),
*
■
6-
1
5-15
1
5-15
7-
1
6-
1
10-
1
9-
1
1-1-56
12-
1
Weeden
7-
25c
from net investment
&
Co.,
4%
5-27
5-
9
4%
convertible
5-16
4-28
4%
convertible
5-16
4-28
Wesson
5-16
,cD-20'
25c
conv.
preferred
••'MI
vestment
7-20'
f 5c
(from
Co.
Texas
Eastern
Oil
&
preferred
Snowdrift,
Indies
Sugar
Point
4%%
Mfg.
Co.
6-
5-10
6
Lines
preferred
1
'<7-18
5-10
8-
4.75%
convertible
(quar.)
$1.18%
6-
1
5-10
Westinghouse
4-29
4.50%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
income)
$1.12'A
6-
1
5-10
5c
5-27
5-11
Weston
25c
Whitaker
7-
1
6-13
Texas
Fund
6-
1
6-13
Texas
Gas
9-
1
; *8-12
6-
1
-^5-13
9-
4.96%
(from
investment
Transmission,
1
**'18-12
45c
7-10
6-23
7-10
6-23
Texas
$1.43%
7-10
Illinois Natural
Common
7-10
6-
6-
Texas
6-23
6-15
5-10
1
7-
-
5-20
2
10c
7-
$2.40
5
Thew
5-27
1
7-
5-
1
$1.50
7-
1
5-16
...
r
5-25
4-15
7-
2
«'«6-
Titan
2
•*5- 5
6-13
2
$1
6-
e 4-
5-13
(increased)
~
pfd. (increased quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
5-31'
Williams
(J.
B.)
Co.,
5-15
4-29-
6-
5-16
1
$1
Co.
&
Co.
6-15
5-16
5-
2
Wisconsin
6-15
5-31
Wisconsin
6-15
5-31
5-17
4-15
5-31
5-10
Wisconsin
Power
5-12
30c
5-27
5.
Wood
Public
(G.
Woodall
Co.—
5%
&
Industries,
convertible
1
5-17
1
5-17
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
6-
1
5-17
Woolworth
6-29
6-
Wrigley
6-
5-20
7-
2
^
6-10
7-27
Tower
Building
6-28
5-25
Townsend
Trade
6-15
5-13
6-15
4-28
5-20
3
T
Trinity
"5-27
Troy
6
6-30
6-30
5-31
6-
1
6- s
5-16
-
...
6-28
_60c
6-30
5-31
30 Vic
5-31
5-20
5-10
5-25
5- 6
Gas
(New
4-18
6-14
-*-«l 5
-•
*
5-
York)
Pipe Line
(quar.)__
20c
(quar.)
about
Co.,
La
RR.
Wysong
Yates
5-17
4-28
7%
Asso.
&
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
Street
Ltd.
$23
(year-end
Fl.
per
Caibide
Union
Chemical
&
preferred
for
1,000
Carbon
&
(quar.)
1954
equal
share)
(quar.)
Material,
common
(Initial)
$4
$3.70
5- S
$3.50
8-19
5-31
5-25
5-16
Stock
8-25
8-16
11-15
6-15
17'Ac
6-
1
Yonkers
Co.
Raceway,
7-29
5-16
5-10
5-20
5-14
4-20
5-14
4-29
5-31
5-20
6-25
5-20
5-
8
6-
5-
3
$1.50
6-17
1
7-31
7-15
90c
Co.
(quar.)_
6-
1
5-16
32c
(quar.)
5-14
4-30
27'/2C
(quar.)
t$1.37'/2
(quar.)
(quar.)
30c
6-20
5-27
6-
5-13
1
5-31
31V4C
6-
37'Ac
quar.)
6-
50c
'
5-13
1
5-13
6
5-17
6-
1
5-10
25c
6-
2
5-20
7-
1
6-20
8-
1
7-20
10c
5-16
4-30
t$L75
7-2
6- 3
(quar.)
Co.—
(quar.)
class
A
Dividend
Youngstown
&
Sheet
6-30
6-17
7-
1
6-17
Zeigler
7-
1
6-17
Zenith Radio Corp.
93A%
05
CO
Coal
&
&
(stock div.)
Tube
Coke
2
5-10
2
5-10
6-
2
7%
6- 2
5-10
10%
—
Curry
66-
50c
Park
50c
7%
8-30
8-13
—r
dividend
Stock
Yosemite
2
6-10
37'Ac
Class B
11-25
common
(quar.)—
B
6-15
(quar.)
5-10
75c
6-15
5-13
15c
6-10
6-
75c
6-30
6-10
(quar.)
(increased)
1
to
5-14
•Transfer
50c
6-
1
4-29
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
30c
5-31
5-13
6'Ac
5-31
5-13
I
^Payable
resident
a
(quar.)
$1.12'A
6-16
books
In
$1
5-16
4-20
Less
hot
closed
Canadian
tax
British
15%;
for
funds,
resident
income
this ^dividend.
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax deductible
tax 7%.
at
the
source.
tax.
Non¬
t
4-20
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
preferred
5
4-29
5c
(monthly)
preferred
Union Electric Co. of Missouri—
preferred
5-13
5-20
25c
Miles
62'AC
*
5-
6-10
25c
37'Ac
j.
;
4-27
5-17
15c
preferred
Machine
$1.75
(s-a)
5-15
20c
common
Co.
Co.
American
35c
2
343Ac
(increased
W.)
Jr.,
40c
(quar.)
commcn
Salle
Union
5%
(F.
iWm.)
Monthly
Monthly
40c
Insurance
convertible
Unilever,
•
$4.50
2 5 Vic
$1
6-3
~
3
30c
40c
Coach
South
1
Corp.
Trust
Greenbush
$1.50
208
.6* 3
t5c
120c
(quar.)
Universal
&
Twin
■+<.V
,-Tt
6-30
(interim)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-28
""~5-
&
Transcontinental
5-13
6-
Co.
Bank
Ltd.
6-15
4-27
35c
Light.
Woodward Governor
Ltd.
1
5-15
9
5- 9
5-
25c
commcn
6-
6-
Mines.
7-
(monthly)
preferred
$1.0 6'A
$1.06'A
Elevators,
5-16
37'/2c
(quar.)
com.
Service,
(quar.)
Silver
5-
1
15c
■<
6-10
1
6-
25c
H.), Ltd., 5'/2%
(quar.)
Torbrit
(quar.)
6-20
15c
Power,
6% preferred
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
5
2
25c
(quar.)
Bankshares
2
5-
6-10
1
6-
Monthly
Wisconsin
5-
7-
95c
(quar.)
Electric
200%
(quar.)
5c
5-16
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Grocery
6-25
35c
(N. Y.)
Corp
(quar.)
Lovett
$1
(quar.)
& Trust
7-15
2
5c
preferred
Winn
preferred
4.56%
5-13
6-10
$45c
6-15
35C
dividend)
1
(quar.)
Candle
preferred
Toronto
51
Co.
4.25%
8
4-20
1
50c
B
&
Baumer
15C
(quar.)
8-
$2
75c
Quarterly
Will
12'Ac
(stock
4-29
25c
Williams
40c
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
25c
Co.
Stores
Oil
4'A%
5-
31 Vic
38 %c
(quar.)
R.)
5-
6-
40c
Dental Mfg.
(quar.)—
5-11-
3
60c
_
5-16
2
25c
S.)
Corp.
25c
(quar.)
5-
4-29
(quar.)
4-20
6-
1
5-16
125c
com.
Stores, common
preferred
(quar.)
5-10
35c
(quar.)
Markets
Toledo Edison
5-13
Holding
Corp.,
(quar.)
5%
(quar.)
(John
Title Guarantee
6-15
5-13
1
5-15
$1.25
Instrument
Paper
(S.
6-
6-
15c
Auto
5'/2 %
6-15
20c
Ltd
Electric
Electric
Wickes
5-13
$1.12'/2
;
(quar.)
preferred
White's
'
Metal Mfg.
2
2
5-12
3.80%
Wilcox
dividend)
(quar.)
Mills
Thorofare
s- 2
6-15
4
1
Co.—
(quar.)
com.
1
6-
1
preferred
White
Products, common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
6-15
7-
5c
(quar.)
Co.,
7-
15C
Thompson
C5c
(quar.)
Oil
(stock
6-15
$1.35
Gas Pipeline
&
Mfg.
pref.
conv.
Shovel
Thompson
6-10
Coal
Brothers
Glass
Thomaston
6-10
»
Pacific
Thatcher
6-
7-
(Two shs.
(quar.)
Thalhimer
1
6-15
$1.24
(quar.)__
preferred
53c
6-23
(quar.)__
1
25c
preferred
5.4%
commcn
(quar.)
Texas Gulf Producing (stock
div.)
New common
(initial-quar.)
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Westbrook-Thompson
preferred
5-14
6-
1
6-
Securities—
5.50%
5%
12-15
25c
Breweries,
Insurance
-1*7-18
1
1-3-56
$1
$2.50 class A (accum.)
Western Pacific RR. (quar.)___
Western! Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
4-29
8-15
9-15
$1.50
Air
5-
1
1
(quar.)
Canada
5-31
710-
50c
Western
1
$12'Ac
class
$4 pfd.
6- 1
50c
Western
6-10
$1.27'A
5-16
6-10
50c
4-29
35c
1
6-17
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-
(quar.)
1
Pulp & Paper Co.—
preferred
-"5-26
(quar.)
5- 2
7-
(quar.)
6-10
com.
4-23 '
5-16
75c
4-30
1
8c
Transmission,
5-15
40c
50c
6-
75c
(quar.)
5-25
40c
5-16
in¬
income)
Texas
5-13
6-10
"
Western
tl2'Ac
Mines, Ltd
Television-Electronics Fund, Inc.
^•4-20
■
1
-
(Canada), Ltd.—
(quar.)
Teck-Hughes Gold
5-10
8-
5%
5-28
6-15
5-13
1
income)
West Virginia
35c
4-29
1
6-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
convertible
27c
5-10
6-
common
4-29
20c
(quar.)
3
5-16
4-29
64c
Washington Steel (quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills
(quar.)
Wayne Pump Co
$4c
^
5-
1
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(50c from realized capital gains and 14c
6-
2
6-
5-10
25c
25c
9
5-31
5-25
5-12
$1.13
1
5-31
4-29
$1.12Va
5-
18 %c
5-20
(quar.)
6-
32'Ac
5- 6
50c
(quar.)
common
50C
__
(quar.)
pfd.
4-29
6-10
25c
preferred (quar.)_!
Washburn Wire Co. (quar.)
10c
15C
conv.
7-15
1
5-14
135c
$4.50
50c
Carson
1
6-
10c
$1.06'A
10c
—
Tampax, Inc.
&
8-
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
preferred
Warren
5:
6-
preferred
West
-
partic. orig.
4.88%
5-13
2
Southern California Edison Co.—
4.08%
$4.25
6-10
5-
of
Development,
5-16
5-16
50c
Texas
5-16
1
$1.04
$51.75
(quar.)
above issue has been
Mobil Oil Co., Inc.
37Vic
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Works
1
6-
1
5-20
common
B
Socony
Lathe
5-
6-
9-
11-29
1
(quar.)
Warner & Swasey Co.
(quar.).
Warren Petroleum
(quar.)
5-16
6-
Co.,
preferred
6-10
Bend
2
&
4.16%
6-10
pieferred
preferred
Walker
51-25
<*4-29
$1
common
common
2
1
1
6-
(quar.)
5-25
25c
Corp.,
5-
Mines, Ltd.
1
6-
12-15
Corp.
Amulet
9-
11-29
$1
West Jersey & Seashore RR.—
6%
special guarai teed
(s-a)
25c
(quar.)
Oil
Vulcan
West
(quar.)
to
5-13
2
t20c
name
5-13
1
2
30c
changed
4
6-
6-
9-15
110c
5-
(quar.)
Corporate
4-18
6-
110c
B
5-
Co.
Bocony-Vacuum
4-30
5-16
5-16
6-15
4-28
Morgan)
(S.
110c
5-16
37V2c
(quar.)
Smith-Douglass
(initial)
Class B
Waite
1
B
Virginia Coal & Iron Co. (quar.)
Virginian Railway,
6%
preferred
Vogt Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
2
6-
12-15
6-13
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Taylor & Fenn, 4.32%
12- 1
112Vic
1
$1
(s-a)
Taylor, Pearson
12-10
(quar.)
5-16
*J»S-20
1
9- 1
9-15
25C
5-27
6-
9-10
6-15
$1.08
5-15
6
6-10
112Vic
(quar.)
5-31
5-
2
112Vic
A
25c
5-12
5-17
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2JA%
4-26
6-
35c
12 Vic
class A
50c
4.32%
$3c
5-17'
50c
(quar.)_.
7-
50c
common
4-25
$1.25
5-27
30c
(quar.)
1st pfd. (quar.)
Co.,
4-30
5-14-
$1.25
preferred
6-
5-
5-13
4-15
12c
6-10
5-16
1
5-16
5-31
A
15c
Electric
6-
9
30c
;
6-15
65c
A
preferred
5-10
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
*6- 3
$50c
(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
Fund
of
Viceroy Mfg. Co.,
30c
B
4%
5-25
25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Vendorlator
Mfg.
Co.
65c
._
;
Tampa
50c
12Vic
MB- 6
60c
Ltd.
Income
Vapor Heating Corp., 5%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
40c
Gold
class
4-26
:
1
$56Vi
Co.
Simpson's,
5-18
1
6-10
5-16
(quar.)_:
1
$30c
Sigma Mines, Ltd
Bimmons
6-
A
5-27
$1.50
Ltd
50c
Thrifty Drug
—
of
Co.
Value
Vanadium
1
1
6-
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
31'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.,
Class
9-10
Line
5-16
5-27
5-
Corp.
7-
6-30
,
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
:_t
6-10
22 Vic
;
Fund_
6-10
25c
series)
5- 3
4-29
12c
Line
5-25
4
5- 5
5-20
37Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
10c
(quar.)
Bhertwln-Williams
1
Co.
Mines,
Construction
Value
5-16
6-10
5-16
(quar.).
6-
31 Vic
common
(quar.)
Co.,
1
7-15
Co.
Sylvanite
i£?
7-16
&
Insurance
Oil
$1.10
60c
Corp.,
(quar.)
Bherwin-Williams
5-10
Consolidated
25c
_
Quarterly
Quarterly
V
6-
9-15
$1.25
60c
(quar.)
__—,___^
Corp.
Mig.
Bheraton,
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.)
W&-10
45c
(quar.)—
redeemable pfd. B (quar.)
Shelter
5-10
6-10
6-
5-23
10c
(quar.)
40c
(quar.)
common
$$1.06
$1.18%
redeemable pfd. A
4'A%
6-10
Class
Co.,
,-arf>-30
Bhawinigan Water & Power Co.—
'quar.)
United Stores Corp., $6 pfd.
Universal
56c
(1952
Swift
$1.07'A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Security Title Insurance (Los Angeles)—
3% participating preferred
(s-a)
Common
5-20
6-
5-31
6- 1
125c
5-13
Canada
5-18
6-11
Ltd._
1
Upper
1
6-20
$1
6-
Universal
6-
6-15
$1.75
25c
Corp.
Paper Co.
(N.
Corp.,
6-30
$2.00
(quar.)
25c
Co
preferred
Oil
pfd.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Co.
6
75c
(quar.)
J.), common
(s-a)L__—
preferred
Class
P.)
Corp.
Steel
Class
(J.
1st
5-27
Liquidating
■.•$&*■ 5
4Vi%
0
4-29
91 Vic
(quar.)
Inc.
Lines
9
5-16
$1.07'A
(quar.)
Bervomechanisms,
1
5-
Class
91V4C
(quar.)
Acceptance
6-
5-18
4-15
Sutherland
25c
Co.
&
Vitamin
S.
12-15
_
'
& Co.
S.
U.
5-15
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bearle
U.
2
12-30
Swan-Finch Oil, 6%
4% 2nd preferred
$1
common
(initial
5-16
10c
fe29
.a&efer^O
30c
—
preferred
Surety (N. Y.)
5-
6-15
30c
preferred
8%.
85c
(quar.)
preferred
Beaboard
5-16
5-20
45c
Steel, common
7% preferred (quar.)
6-15
37'AC
Sunray Oil Corp,
Sunshine Biscuits,
Super-Cold (liquidating)
*1?27
■
Beaboard
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
preferred <quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.30%
Rubber
Foundry
U. S.
4-15
$1.25
5.20%
$1
27%c
(quar.)
Dillon .Co—Mfg. Co., common
3.65%
quar.)_
Wells
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Suburban Propane Gas., com.
(quar.)
5.20% pfd. (quar.)_
40c
14c
Bavage Arms Corp. (quar.)
Savage Industries, com. (stock div.)_
75c conv. pfd. ($1 par)
(quar.)
$1.30 conv. pfd. ($20 par) (Initial quar.)_
8chenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
8chwitzer-Cummins Co.—
5%%
S.
$1.12Vi
$l.06!A-
45c
(quar.)
'
$4.40
(quar.)
A
(quar. )„_____
Insurance (quar.)
Marine
&
U.
&
10c
$1.25
$1.19
:r
'
Bt.
12-15
9-15
Stewart-Warner
75c
convertible preferred A
convertible
Co.
6-19 i
Stonega Coke & Coal
Ry.—-
5%
Potash
9-30
4%%
10c
5%
Pipe
S.
6-30
25c
(quar.)
Francisco
S.
U.
$1,25
Sterling Aluminum Products
100%
(quar.)
Co.
U.
9-15
$1.25
6-15
$$1.06(4
Bafway Steel Products (quar.)
Baguenay Power Co., Ltd., 4V4%
St.
(increased
6-15
Ross (J. E. Engineering
(quar.)
1 25c
Royal Oak Dairy Ltd., class A (quar.)
J15c
Rupert (Jacob) com
25c
4'A%
preferred (quar-.)
—_____—$1.12 Ma
Ryan Aeronautical
6-15
5-
1
Corp.—
(quar.)
25c
(resumed)
(A.l & Co.
(quar.)
Sterchi Bros. Stores (quar.)
,
._
4%
1
3
15c
Struthers
(quar.)
pieferred
6-13
5-27
6-
for
redemption on June
30 at $105 per share plus this dividend
Hoffman Machinery Corp.—
7-
1
110c
75c
Securities
called
10-
40C
Stein
-
issue
60c
Ltd
(quar.)
35C
:
Steel
$1.183/4
Foreign
<
^
Mines.
Co.
S.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Parts
Corp.
Stevens
Hill
75c
Mfg
E
6-15
$1.02'/a
__
(quar.)
& Haas Co., common
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Paper Co., Ltd., common (quar.)___
Rohm
&
Stern & Stern Textiles—
Axle
&
S.
Illuminating
Keno
Entire
(quar.)
$1
J (quar.)__
Light & Power—
4.75%
U.
5-27
12-
A
$1.06W
40c
preferred
$1.02Mr
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Rockland
class
Co.
5-10
(quar.)
H
5-
6-15
9
class
(quar.)
Utah
Corp
50c
;
Electric—
F
preferred
6-10
5-
Ltd.,
25c
(quar.)
8 3/10c
&
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
37'Ac
Participating
4%
Envelope
45c
.___
$1.25
.
__
1
S.
United
(quar.)
Equipment
Co.,
preferred
5%
______
4.10%
Tube
5%
Co.—-
7-
U.
25c
preferred
Chemical
5%
•
5-31
United
Btecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
60c
$1
$1.25 partic. A (accum.)__
Robbins & Myers, Inc., com. (quar.)
$1.50 partic. preferred (quar.)
Rochester
•
_
1
preferred
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Indiana)
pref.
Warner
Stauffer
75c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Cement
Standard
Stanley
100%
,
(quar.)
Corp.,
Co.
Railway
$1.75
div.)
Corp.
Textile
Products
conv.
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
J- $4 preferred A
t
Oil
Standard
6
7-
5-10
Standard Packaging Corp.—
$1.60
6
5-
5-10
Dredging Corp.—
Standard Forgings (quar.)!
Standard Oil Co. of Calif,
60c
5-
5-31
1
t2c
7
6-30
87'Ac
Inc., common
(quar.)__
convertible
(quar.)
Riegel
(interim)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
5
50c
1
V
6-
4-30
6-
U.
6-21
5-17
6-
5-20
4-21
7Vic
(quar.)
5-17
4'A%
5-20
7-
7-15
5-31
60c
1
5-17
140c
(s-a)
20c
United
1
5-16
1
110c
7-20
6-
1
6-
7-15
$1.75
4'A%
Ltd.
(Conn.)
preferred
75c
_
(1944),
Water
$3.50
preierred
(stock
7%
7-20
6-
6-
25c
$1.12Vi
6- 7
1
25c
5-13
6-13
4-19
1
25c
1
1
Engineering & Foundry, com. (quar.)
preierred
(quar.)
Gas Improvement", common...
United
United
6
5-13
6-
6-21
8-
$1.12 Mr*
6-15
6-
5-16
8-
30c
5-11
137c
30c
Mines
Standard
1st
2nd
.
4-11
1
56'Ac
30c
Stamford
t
-
7%
7%
7-20
4-30
5-10
6-
$1.25
(quar.)'
com.
common
preferred
Holders
$i.l2Vb
(quar.)
B._
30c
$5c
B
Rich's, Inc.
7-20
7-20 '
1
Glass,
$1.05
:
60c
(quar.)
.
•
30c
I
(quar.)
Rheem Mfg. Co., com. (quar.)
4'/a% ccnv. pfd. (quar.)
Rice-St ix, Inc.—
1
1
8-
preferred
America,
Corporations,
Class
8-
of
5-18
(quar.)
United
8-
v
:
common
B
Stadacona
50c
50c
(interim)
common
7-20
&
A
$1.15
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
<■
27c
«
-
Revere Copper & Brass
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco,
7-20
1
Spokane International RR. Co.—
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Can
Series
27'Ac
•
Red
8-
8-
United
'
__.
•.E-
5-16
$1.10
(quar.)
$4.50
Mills,
Class
37'Ac
(quar.)
Inc.,
1
$1.03%
preferred
Spiegel,
7-11
6-
$1.06'A
(quar.)_
Spencer Chemical Co., com. (quar.).
4.20% preferred (quar.)
___:
Spencer Kellogg Sons
(quar.)
30c
7-15
97 'AC
(quar.)
preferred
Biscuit
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
United Bond & Share, Ltd.
Co.
25c
When
Payable of Rec.
t$1.25
United
6-
33c
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4-30
92'AC
Service,
37»/2C
-
common
convertible
Corp., 5%
United Auto Parts, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (quar.).
3
6O0
(quar.)
Aircraft
55c
Public
4.40%
30c
com
—
4%%
Co.
United
(Dallas)—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
87Vic
-■>%
Co.
quarterly
$75c
pfd. (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Raymond Concrete Pile
Insurance
preferred
3.90%
4.36%
Rapid Grip & Batton Ltd.,
preierred
Power
Life
Southwestern
25c
Rapid Electrotype Co. (increased quar.)
Quarterly
6%
Utah
5-16
Corp. of America—
'
Lines,
7bc
62'AC
130c
(quar.)
„
Car
Air
62VaC
50c
(quar.)
Refining
Quemont Mining Ltd. (s-a)
Tank
United
(quar.)
:
.
10%
Union
(quar.)
43c
6-
(stock dividend)
Union Oil Co. of Calif,
(quar.)
2
preferred
Drug Corp., common (quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service (quar.)
_
Share
,
Mfg. Co.
5-
preferred
Southwestern
40c
*
Metal
4-20
6
non-cum.
?*4-29
Company
Union
6-
non-cum.
Southwestern
Oil
Radio
(quar.)
common
Per
Name of
4-15
5-16
22'/2c
5-16
(initial)
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insur.
State
t50c
(quar.)
Railway,
Holders'
1
5%
100%'*"
Power
(-quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
6-
Ltd.—
$1.25
Co.
When
Payable of Rec.
37V2C
5%
Mexico—
dividend
Quaker
(quar.)
4-29
*
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
Pure
Quebec
Co.,
pfd.
17c
A
Puget Sound Power & Light
.Stock
Southern
>quar.)
preferred
Southern Co.
Power
6%
•
3,j4>29
84c
(quar.)___
of
Common
5-16
■1
Share
Petroleum,
Canada
5-16
-
22Vic
(quar.fr
Co.
of Company
Calif
Boumern
Hampshire—
<quar.j
preierred
preferred
Name
Southern
5-16
1
4.16%
Public
Per
Rec.
5-16
4.32%
.
Holders'
'of
1
51
^referred
(ouar.).
92'Ac
5-16
4-20
87M.O
6-16
4-20
xLess
Jamaica
Income
y Previous published
date and/or record
tax.
date was Incorrect.
The
date Is Indicated here.
corrected
paymnnt
"
52
(2164):
IThis
June
1955,
been assigned as collateral on
principal amount of $600,000 have
gate
this
1,662 shares held in treasury but includes 51 shares sold
after Jan. 31. 1955 to eliminate fractional shares issued in payment of
a stock dividend paid on Jan. 31,
1955.
(Continued from page 12)
<
Co.—Increases Dividend—
in
commenting on the results of operations for the first quarter
•mt
1955, Christian de Guigne, Chairman, told the stockholders that
stales and earnings were at the highest rate in the company s history,
•*od "represent in large part a fulfillment of the hopes of last year
♦or the performance of the company's new plants and new products.
The increase in
the quarterly dividend rate from 32 M> cents per
•chore to 37Mi cents per share effective June
1, 1955, was callea to
Stauffer Chemical
181, p. 2018.
attention. See also V.
♦he stockholders'
Inc.—Debentures Sold—The $25,000,000
sinking fund debentures due April 1, 1980,
Sterling Drug,
of
3j/4%
publicly on April 28 by Eastman,
& Co. and associates at 101 %% and accrued in¬
•which
offered
were
Dillon
with total seating capacity for approximately
currently serving approximately 50,000 people daily
(except Sunday).
The restaurants are located in New York (2), Phila¬
delphia (2), Pittsburgh (3), Cleveland (4), Detroit (3), Chicago (3)
and Minneapolis
(1). The company, incorporated under the laws of
Ohio on Jan. 4, 1929, has its main office at 1375 Euclid Ave., Cleve¬
8.900
Inc.—Stock Sold—Public Offer¬
(O. A.) Sutton Corp.,
in fee the properties on which are
located the Stouffer restaurants at 89 South 7th St. in Minneapolis and
1501 Washington Boulevard in Detroit.
All other Stouffer restaurants
are
located on leased property.
Since Jan. 31, 1955, the properties
located at 1524 Chestnut St., Philadelphia and 531
Penn Ave., Pitts¬
and
with
closed.
200,000 shares for the
proceeds
the
of
share
company's,
the
PROCEEDS—Of
the
from
offering, $750,000 will be used to provide additional facilities
♦or the production of its newly developed central home air conditioners.
The balance will be added to general funds.
^present
of net sales for the fiscal year ended
of the company's business consisted of the
auanufacture of room air conditioners and air circulating electric fans
■♦or sale under the company's own trade name "Vornado"; about 43%
of the manufacture of room air conditioners for Westtnghouse Electric
Ctorp., Hotpoint Division of General Electric Co. and American Motors
"Corp. for sale by these companies under their respective trade names.
The balance of production was principally jettison fuel tanks for the
V. 8. Air Force. The company's plants are In Wichita, Kan.
1954, about 42%
30,
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
value),
preferred
cumulative
«%
stock
-Common
■♦Includes
anticipated
($1
value)-™—*1,500,000 shs.
par
reserved
shares
20,000
15,000 shs.
1,400,000 shs.
issuance
for
of
exercise
upon
aggregate
them, respectively,
are
names
follows:
as
'-.A
»Shares
• Shares
v.;
2,000
Johnson, Lane, Space &
Co., Inc
Jones, Kreeger & Hewitt—
Kalman & Company, Inc.—
7,500
Kerr
Inc.
2,000
A.
Barret, Fitch, North & Co._
2,000
Lathrop, Herrick & Clinger,
JF. Eberstadt & Co.
—
12,500
4Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.— 12,500
6,500
Bache & Co
Simonds & Co
Weeks & Co
Boker,
Baker,
The Bankers Bond Co.;
2,000
Inc
Co.
-
and Company—
Boettcher
Sullivan
Bosworth,
A.
Ryons
Masten
E.
Berwyn
♦Harold C. Brown & Co. Inc.
3,000
Mullaney,
dullington-Schas & Co
Co
C.43. Brown & Co
Wells &
Co
Federal
and
value
common
back
all
company
be
2,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co
3,000
3,000
Herbert
Schaefer & Co.
2,000
Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.
6,500
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
8,500
House & Co
7,500
4,000
2,000
Co.-
4,000
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co.
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
Stroud & Company, Inc.—
Co
&
Weedon & Co
Crowell,
Cruttenden
Curtiss,
♦Davidson
&
&
Co
Small-Milburn
The
Inc.
3,000
2,000
**Dempsey-Tegeler Si Co
♦Draper, Sears Si Co
W.
Co,.
Brothers
3,000
3,000
Tifft
Sairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
6,500
Trubee, Collins & Co
♦Ferris & Co._
2,000
Vietor,
♦First
duPont &
I.
♦Francis
Ellis
TGenneth
„
-
California
Dann
3,000
White,
White
Mississippi
\
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.
3,000
Evoy
Bayden, Stone & Co
8,500
Harold
Co
&
to
and
the
5,000
*In
each
& Grubbs
2,000
3,000
three-quarters of the shares are to be purchased from
case,
and
company
1779.
4.000
2,000
2,000
Co
one-quarter
the
from
selling
stockholder.—V.
181,
Corp.—Stock
common
on
not
accrue
FUNDED
DEBT
net
to
Reid
8c
Co.,
May 3 publicly offered 8,044 shares of
stock (par $2.50) at
(PROCEEDS—The
-*bd will
Offered—Fulton,
$27
per
share.
proceeds are to go to four selling stockholders,
the
AND
company.
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OF
JAN.
31,
1955
Outstanding
promissory
including Dec.
note
15,
payable
in
Instalments
to
in
(Las Vegas)
*$1,000,000
serial notes payable in-instalments to and includ- r-
ing June
15,
-Common stock
•This
note
(par $2.50—authorized
is
• •
1,000,000 shares)
for
conversion
A
series
of
underwriters
and
the
respective
series
A
below
named
corporation
percentages
pre-
preferred stock
has
have
severally-
to sell to them,,
below, such of the
not be subscribed for-
agreed
indicated
shall
as
%
Calif.—Files
With
coast
for
working capital.—V.
Hornblower
Paine,
are
planned
181,
to increase
Mississippi
Fulton,
Plan
181,
."
.
.
Model,
Roland
from
six
and Texas.
filed
company
a
registration
the
and
Guarantee
of
statement
of "Contributions
Transmission Co.
the
Plan
by
the
Sulphur Co. Inc.—Earnings Higher—
Gulf
or
the
Schneider,
Bernet
31,
1955, compared
181, p. 1358.
with
$17,685,725
for
the
Texas Instruments Inc.,
Dallas, Tex.—Preferred Stock
Offered—This corporation on May 3 issued to holders of
its
common
stock
2
Cook
&
V,.
2 Mi-
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.
Co.
2'/»•
_
2'/a
Rotan, Mosle and Co
2ya
Shuman Agnew & Co...
3 Mi
William
2«/a21/a-
&
Strout
3 Mi
____
Staats &
R.
&
Co.,
Underwood,
Co
2'/a.
Inc
Neuhaus
&
Co.
2
Inc.
Mi
ft-
—v- 181» p- 2057Co.—Registration Withd'a
Texas International Sulphur
The
statement filed with the SEC
proposed offering of 455,000 shares
a
has
withdrawn.—V.
been
180,
p.
21,
on
June
of
registration
covering
common
1954..
stock,
2641.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Gross
from
Net
ry.
1952
1953
$254,151
$318,062
$305,237:
67,333
117,319
108,454-
29,167
20,292
44,541
709,503
680,900
891,283
218,934
railway
$244,338
89,860
162,332
341,164
61,321
railway
from
Net
1954
1955
March—
33,042
124,376
—
oper.
income—
Jan.
41,002.*
1—
from
Net
from
ry.
railway
railway
income—
oper.
•
805,063;
230,416
76,488
181, p. 1717.
.
•
,
Texas & New Orleans RR.--Earnings—
from
ry.
from
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
231,266
1,269,004
1,250,160
32,610,783
39,027,885
37^918,603
8,107,318
12,568,985
11,722,409'
1,732,506
3,866,016
3,509,755.
1—
railway
railway.
_
income
oper.
181,
1,221,288
32,247,154
<8,737,426
2,201,291
income.
oper.
Jan.
From
Gross
1717.
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
Texas & Northern
Gross
Net
ry.
Gross
ry.
—v.
88,802
80.043
95,450
68,135
24,195
24,070
394,870
263,159
341,161
316,658;
315,551
171,186
244,699
187,686;
238,104
99,283
82,103
railway
railway
from
Net
$116,510
60,446
1—
Jan.
from
Net
income...
oper.
181,
p.
r
1605.
$5,985,884
income
rights to subscribe
at
par
($25
per
899,75*
414,534
292,380
150,000
243,685
504.500
487,34*
160,000
568,597
—
150,000
180,000
721,437
415,723
—
$2,023,492
31, 1955—
1,790.156
rentals
—
well abandonment losses
holes and
Federal
Provision
for
Cancelled
and
Provision
for
Provision
for
of
p.
;
.
—
at March
outstanding
392,607
106,000
I
240,000
302,825
$2,072,185.
1,790,155
$1.1$.
$1.13
share
per
180,
—
income
on
depletion
depreciation
shares
—V.
taxes
surrendered leaseholds
income
$5,472,997
1,103,818
costs and expenses
than Federal taxes on income)—
General and administrative expenses
(other
Earnings
1954
1955
Operating
Dry
il
Coal & Oil Co.—Earnings—
Texas Pacific
Lease
60,481
.
Quarter Ended March 31—
Taxes
$125,525
$92,438
116,981
income.—
oper.
1952
1953
$147,052
railway
railway
from
1954
1955
from
Net
1952
$11,857,781 $10,970,939 $13,648,643 $13,063,1934,066,770 ■
4,108,433
2,540,200
3,922,836
railway
railway—
from
1953
1954
1955
March—
Net
1879.
of
March
2Va-
Co.
&
Newhard
Hick¬
&
Inc.
man,
No.
for the three months ended March 31, 1955 were
approximately 88 cents per share on 10,020,000 shares
Jiands
Reid
5V2
Jackson
& Stone
1678.
p.
Pan_
5 Mi
pipe would
horsepower
ranging
In Louisiana
2, 1955, covering $1,500,000
Employees of Tennessee Gas
the
&
__
First Southwest Co.
Weeks
&
Webber,
Gross
line,
gathering
gas
May
on
by
this
__
5%
Net
;
of
Robertson
Dewar,
Pierce, Fen12
—V.
on
Inc.—Notes Sold Privately—This-
Thalhimer Brothers,
corporation, which owns and operates the leading de¬
partment store in Richmond, Va,, has sold privately |
$1,750,000 of 20-year 35/s% promissory notes, due 1975,.
through Kidder, Peabody & Co., it was announced on-.
May 3.
major part of the proceeds will
A
fixture*
be used for the purchase of
property additions and the balance added to working capital.
company's business in the 1954 fiscal year reached new highs,
with sales volume exceeding $30,000,000 for the first time in its 113-year-
and
The
by Morgan
■'
The subscription rights will expire at
May 19, 1955. The offering is being
by a group of investment firms headed
(EDT)
new
on
or
Thorofare
Stanley & Co.
;
before
Net
.
preferred
income
income
after taxes on
Earned
Common
3-for-l
p.
Expanding
investment
for
geophysical operations
instruments
and
working
also
require
electromechanical
§406,642 shs.
owned
engaged in the development and production of geophysical Instruments
and
equipment and optical components. Texas Instruments is, cur¬
rently one
of
the
three leading
companies
manufacturing transistors
—
stock
Apr. 2,'55
Apr. 3,'5*=
$19,963,696 $14,204,065;
6^8,141
462,913
322,682
218,891
(adjusted
$0.33;
$0.43
.—i—-—
after
giving effect to
11, 1955, totaled 741,396
shares.—V. 18(\
outstanding
(net
of
treasury)
v
Oil Co.—Earnings Off—
was reported by this company for the first
provision for estimated Federal income tax,
announced on May 5.
Net earnings applicable to the common stock amounted to 67 cents
per share,
after deducting the $749,000 in dividends declared on th«
preferred stock.
Net earnings for the similar quarter of 1954, whea
no preferred stock was outstanding, amounted to $8,888,000, or 69 cents
per
of $8,083,000
share.
Gross income
pared
for the first quarter amounted to
$121,026,000 as com¬
with $119,199,900 for the like 1954 quarter. Net crude oil and
gas liquids production averaged 100,000 barrels per day during
natural
capital.
radar, sonar, transistors and components. Through whollysubsidiaries it funrishes contract geophysical services and is
-
Net income
the
of
BUSINESS—The company is
and
income..
common
declared April
split
578.
of
income
on
quarter of 1955, after
D. T. Staples, President,
addi¬
engaged In the manufacture of electronic
equipment principally for the Armed Forces,
stock
taxes
Tide Water Associated
$4,000,000 net proceeds from sale of
will be used In part to repay outstanding bank
$2,000,000 incurred in connection with the com¬
pany's expansion program. The balance of proceeds will be added to
general funds and used for further expansion and other purposes.
Addition of new products and an expanding program of research and
development required investments in plant and equipment of $3,150,000
In
1953 and 1954. A further expansion of the Dallas plant, to cost
about
$375,000, principally for transistors and related products, is
under construction. Construction of new facilities for Houston Technical
Laboratories, a subsidiary, will begin shortly and will cost approxi¬
$390,000.
share
split)
per
to 3-for-l
preferred stock
amounting to
mately
,
sources
Net
prior to May 1,
for each share
PROCEEDS—The approximately
all
sales,
Higher Profits—
Markets, Inc.—Reports
3 Months Ended—
Total
increase over the pre*
$1.39, a 16%
177, p. 1477,
ceding year's results.—V.
on
stock is convertible Into common shares at any
1965, the conversion rate being lft shares
of common
of preferred and being subject to adjust¬
ment upon certain conditions.
It is subject to redemption at $26.15
per
share if redeemed on or before May 1, 1957 and thereafter at
prices decreasing to $25.25 per share. It is also redeemable under a
sinking fund after May 1, 1965.
The
time
Earnings per share were
history.
May 2, 1955.
3:30 p.m.
*
stock, series A, at the rate of one
preferred
including
payable In quarterly instalments of $31,250 beginning
Life insurance policies In the aggregate principal amount
♦I #1,000,000, of which $600,000 is subject to prior pledge as referred to
4Bept. 15. 1958.
reserved
■
earnings
1658,250
1958
2,987,013 shs.
12
Net
Commission—
diameter,
of
Plan
Thrift
tional
and
1962
165,945 shs.
f4,000,000 shs.
25
loans
Stouffer
the
Lynch,
From
approximately 71 cents per
the first quarter of 1954.
the
•
Cleveland, O.,
of
Merrill
par
stockholders.
This compares with $7,069,960, or
share on the same number of shares, for
Per share earnings for the 1954 quarter
are adjusted to reflect a 3-for-l stock split in December,
1954.
Gross revenue
from the sale of sulphur was $24,182,806 for the
In
3,000
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner
Wyllie and Thornhill
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
FL F. Hutton &
the
Co
3,000
3,000
-9.
&
Co.—
Woodcock, Hess & Co., Inc.
Co
Kirkland
&
the
and existing compressor stations in Louisiana,
miles
376
underwritten
H.
&
Jenjcs,
Wood
E.
300,000 shs.
*
a
York.
New
SEC
made
$8,784,563,
2,000
Wood
125,000
value)
par
value)
shares
purchase,
In
From
new
Inches
24
Thrift
Net
2,000
5,000
P.
to
Net
Mc-
2,000
—
Hopkins & Co
Howard,
Well,
Labouisse,
Friedrichs
&
248,918
$2,000,000
$25,000
175,000
($25
par
Outstanding
$50,000
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
this
per
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
3,000
Winslow,
Douglas
FINANCING
to
—
stock
($1
$1,200,995.
share for each 18 shares of common stock held of record
6,500
Cabell
$50
"Despite
vertible
Ooodbody
Hirsch
at
Approximately
Inches
8,500
Co
$9
1954.
2,000
Weld & Co
Williams & Co., Inc.
&
31,
share) for 165,945 shares of new 4.48% cumulative con¬
Willis, Kenny & Ayres, Inc.
T.
of
excess
4,000
C.
Michigan Corp
Marshall-—
in
on
added
would be
&
2,000
&
were
to be used
are
ended
Co
&
pfd.
geophysical
was
stock.
agreed
off
3,000
'Hudson
1957.
1956,
electro¬
and
from
income
$2,500,000
payable
and
stock
severally,
Owners
quarter last year.—V.
7,500
■Faster
pay
3
March
on
period
♦Fusz-Schmelzle & Co
JPlrst of
from
Hollywood,
Corp.,
similar
Watling, Lerchen & Co
2,000
Florida Investors, Inc.
♦First
Common,
to
stock.
representing 6%
date
of
purchase
facilities. They would be used
sales to new and existing customers along the system from
to Massachusetts by 148,000 MCF daily.
In Kentucky and Ohio 221 miles of 30-inch and 26-inch
be laid parallel to the existing pipeline system, and 12,540
8,500
8,500
7,500
4,000
31,
ferred
checks
ending Dec.
year
3,000
Co.
5,000
Corp.
voted
preferred
by construction of the new
4,000
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
7,500
Co
Cleveland
First
The
Co.—
Co
&
recently
the
investment
earnings
the
2,000
-—
1955
stock,
of the company's natural gas transmission system would
1,800,000 MCF daily and to 2,180,000 MCF on peak days
to
hiked
Texas
•Cohu & Co.—
electronic
PRESENT
TO
.
(secured),
31,
♦Includes
outlets.
market
ficient
The
day ton Securities Corp
Courts
C.
of
Net
4%%
annually
March—
be
Wm.
-
,
common
April 27 proposed to the Federal Power Commission
that it build $56,000,000 In pipeline and compressor facilities, including
an
extension
of
Its
gas
gathering system
into
prolific southeast
Louisiana and Mississippi River delta
areas
which now have insuf¬
with
3,000
Inc...
of
mailed
being
April 7 filed
on
company
to
3,000
4,000
5,000
$250,000
Dec.
and thereby accelerate our planting program."
8,500
Co.—
EFFECT
fund
1962
1,
note
Cumulative
2,000
Curtis
GIVING
sinking
Dec.
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—To Incr. Facilities—
The
O'Neal, Alden & Co., Inc.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
dike,
July
4%
1678.
p.
8,500
Colket &
Roney & Co
for
The proceeds
company.
Securities Corp.—
Penington,
Oil
filed a letter of notification with the
covering 3,826 shares of capital stock (par $1) to be offered at
market (estimated at $7.50 per share)
through officials of the
•Carolina
8,500
firm,
grower
dividends
their
taxes,
corporation
company.—V.
3,000
in
on
Telecomputing
The
to
Thorn-
due
Gross
5,000
&
bonds
letter of notification with the SEC
covering 2,000,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par (five
cents per share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used
to pay expenses incident to mining operations.
The
3,000
Co., Inc—
Sun
Tannisse Uranium Mining Co. of Nevada
The
Jeffries
the
of
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc
Republic Co. (Inc.)
business.
Authorized
mortgage
Gross
2,000
Cassell &
oyster
presently
share
earnings
4,000
Child.s,
shares
rate," Mr. Fritz said, "the principal owners of common
stock, who also constitute our board of directors, have decided to
continue to forego dividends on the common stock in order to plow
MacDonald, Inc...
Central
sales
from
other
company
earning
Burke &
-«C. F.
this
arrears
are
dividends
State
2,000
Company—.
this
1955.
Laurens H. Fritz, Chairman of the Board, said that after payment
of the
arrears
In
preferred stock dividends, and after payment of
2,000
Ohio
of
through April 1,
The
Inc.
of
shares
cumulative
2,000
&
Employees
the
offered
for
possible
public
sale
by
certain
during the same period.—V. 181, p. 1605.
be
may
accumulated
these
Co.,
Moore
T.
derived
its
from
%
Co., filed a registration statement
covering 14,000 memberships in the
1955,
140,200
with
directors
The
the
of
2,000
Miller & Co..
Mead,
4,000
2,000
3,000
-Bradbury-Ames
Co.——
&
McDonald-Moore & Co
'
Inc.
5,000
5.000
.5,000
Co
&
Manley, Bennett & Co..—
Co.,
&
8,500
Brothers-
Lehman
Lester,
7,500
Co
&
&
2,000
-—
5,000
8,500
Co.
Stair
6,500
Co
&
Inc.
Baumgartner, Downing &
♦Bioren
2,000
Kidder
M.
7,500
Bell
&
to
Oil
Sun
2,
May
on
stockholders"
Capacity
5,000
5,000
15%
CAPITALIZATION
First
an
1955 to one employee,
of the several underwriters ftnd the
shares of common stock to be purchased by
of
number
leases
Tangier Island Co., Inc., Tangier, Va.—Pays Accruals
option granted in January,
UNDERWRITERS—Tlie
Dec.
was
3
the
25,000 shs.
stock.....
and
company
the maximum number of shares which it is anticipated
be purchased by the Trustees of the Plan during the' period
1, 1955, to June 30, 1956, with respect to the 1955 Plan.
The
SEC
preferred stock (,$100 par
issuable in series—
Cumulative
and
shares
the
registration
statement
also
includes
186,700 shares
of
Sun
Oil
common,
representing the maximum number of shares which it is
Outstanding
Authorized
50%
equipment to the U. S. Government, 35%
With SEC—
for
Securities and Exchange
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
SEC
together
may
basis
the
BUSINESS—On
«ov.
services
of
representing
good
Sutton.
Mr.
<»r
the company's common
in July 1954 having
account of the company and 200,000
represents the second public offering of
the initial offering of 400,000 shares
This
.comprised
and
subsidiaries,
the
Plan
Plan
Purchase
Stock
its
"selling
shares,
ended
year
about
of geophysical subsidiaries rank among
geophysical contracting organizations.
the company and consolidated subsidiaries
31, 1954 were approximately $24,000,000 of
largest
revenues
by exercise of right:
Oil Co.—Registers
Sun
remaining 100,000 shares are being
of O. A. Sutton, President and
Chairman of the company, who, after completion of this
sale, will own 600,000 shares of the common stock out
of a total 1,400,000 to be issued and outstanding.
The
offering was quickly oversubscribed and the books
ing electric fans. The
sold for the account
the
which
Its groups
others.
three
the company own
burgh have been sold by subsidiaries of
these premises obtained.—V. 181, p. 2057.
July
was
for
Common
Subsidiaries of
priced at $12 per share. Of the offering, 300,000 shares are being sold by the company, a leading
♦nanufacturer of room air conditioners and air circulat¬
^stock
to
world's
Operating
and
15, Ohio.
The
ing of 400,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was made
on May 4 by an underwriting group headed jointly
by
Eberstadt & Co. and Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.
The
18 restaurants,
to
persons
land,
V. 181, p. 2018.
quickly sold. See details in
terest, were
chain has grown from one unit
BUSINESS—The Stouffer restaurant
in 1924
the
mechanical
note.
{Excludes
f
sales
for
$28,125 through
instalments of
quarterly
in
in quarterly instalments of $50,000 from Sept. 15,
1958, inclusive.
Life insurance policies in the aggre¬
and
to June 15,
1955,
Investment News
payable
is
note
15,
collateral.
(t), have been assigned as
in footnote
Corporation and
General
.
period, as against 97,000
the previous year.
■
„
.
barrels per day during the first quartei
-.
.
Staples told stockholders that ground had b:en broken for the
new 130,000-barrel Delaware Flying A refinery on a large site 15 miles
south of Wilmington, Del.
He pointed out that the site of more that
Mr.
4,000 acres is adequate
manufacturing facilities.
He added
for
the
that approximately
addition
of
petrochemical
or
othei|
J
$30,000,000 worth of critical
equipment
Volume
has
181
been
the
Number 5427".;; The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
ordered
the
for
largest of their type
which
will
plant,
and
substantially more
stream by the end of 1956.
be on
Mr.
Staples
reported
processing units—some of them
being fabricated. The refinery,
that
the
than
$100,000,000,
is
expected
Avon
181,
California
plant and a
in
1605.
p.
corporation
covering
offered
Flying A refinery
being expanded in 1955 by the addition of a coker, gas
hydrodesulfurization unit and by enlargement of
catalytic cracking
facilities.
He said terminals serving Avon were
recently modernized to
accommodate larger vessels and
speed the loading and unloading of
supertankers.—V.
The
to
SEC
is
George
Overstreet
Schad,
J.
John
and
C.
E.
who
Potter,
Treasurer
has
has
to
elected
President
as
to
succeed
the
Comptroller,
Board
of
has
•
been
Directors.—V.
Net
railway
railway
from
Net
1955
from
ry.
From Jan.
Gross
Net
ry.
—V.
310,442
235,600
84,208
110,275
90,310
1,757,983
,
1,631,359
1,818,177
1,913,564
578,092
718,097
841,940
730,006
172,391
237,988
302,754
2,000,000 shares of
core-drilling
and
loss
__—
share
eastbound
traveled
This
3,965,000
$1.17
international
20 Super-G Constellations
ily
1954
3,898,000
loss
Prospects for the remainder of 1955
in
domestic
bookings
to
1954
over
accommodate
and
trafiic
by
adidtion
been
prospects
for
TWA
has
now
the
eight
practically all the fleet
earnings
announced
it
figures
remainder
for
the
of
20
of
in
the
indicated
was
1955
of
at
appear
new
1955
that
Super
service
G's
and
by mid-June.
inc.
pleted, all of said shares having been sold.
See
details
7,221,122
&
Chromium, Inc., N. Y.
that
process
deposits
Plating
chomium
a
which
provides
much
better
resistance
to
corrosion
than
ordinary
directly on steel was announced on May 4 by this metal
finishing specialist who pioneered chromium plating. The
corporation's
office is located at 100 East 42nd
Street, New York 17, N. Y.
structural
in
undercoat
Other
with
be
can
desirable
process
include
galling
surface
properties
of
coefficient
and
allow
is
deposited
corrosive
free
of
materials
to
The
nickel.
the
deposit
produced
by
the
friction, excellent adhesion, a
of
superior
finishes.
would
and
copper
ductility
as
deposit
It
be
can
new
non-
compared
to
ordinary
has an attractive light
Crack-Free
matte appearance.
graw
that
plate
new
underlying surface being protected.
As a
directly on steel, without the necessity for an
or
low
the
the
plated
nickel
cf
chromium
Chromium,"
imperfection
contact
it
Consolidated
$392,600,
to
69
&
net
after
cents
readily buffed to
high luster.
a
income
share
Net
before
provision for dividends
parable
share
The
<1)
1954
income
the
on
stockholders
from
23,
Aug.
the
and
for
the
first
on
$453,300,
and
12
which
amended
term
<21
to
1955
amounted
This
is
of
taxes.
to
equivalent
amounted
to
81
cents
amendment
matically
it
is
applies
therefore
of
the
articles
existence
changed
preferred
the
for
titles
stock
«ates
for
in
United
changing the title
all
to
not
issued
and
Natural
or
and
the
of
of
incorporation
period of
a
the
of
30
years
A
stock
class
common
two
unissued
for the
necessary
exchange
has
company
to
sell
stock,
Gas
classes
shares
stockholders
over-printing.—V.
been
to
up
National Fuel Gas
Co.—To
authorized
$4,400,000
of
to
181,
Sell
by
respec¬
of
stock
class
each
send
auto¬
their
and
certifl-
690.
p.
This
corporation
tration
to
•
finance
$2,800,000
of
plant
179,
p.
im¬
1052.
filed
New
York
M.
Steel
of
Chairman
tion.
Blough
Corp.—Blough
Mr.
the
that
of
stockholders
the
Mr.
date,
board
Committee,
Clifford
Hood,
Administrative
M.
May
3
The
Chief
Succeeds
his
the
intention
May
2.
the
Benjamin
Executive
reached
and
President
that
to
Fairless
retire
to
finance
of
Fairless
this
retirement
normal
will
He
Officer
F.
at
the
continue
committee
corpora¬
a
the
of
age
annual
as
of
as
65
meeting
member
The
company
covering
the
the
and
corporation
also
has
since
Jan.
1,
1953,
designated
been
Chairman
of
the
Finance
Vice-Chairman
of
the
Finance
other
re-elected
board
of
office,
Chief
to
also
officer-directors
their
elected
previous
John
S.
of
the
Committee,
about
White
&
Case
in
New
York
Net
Net
corporation,
were
the
bonds,
The
who
Tennant,
became
Associate
City.—V.
181,
this
May
on
issue
1955—Month—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$78,294
$354,075
$243,852
84.012
96,174
267,571
303,048
from ry. oper.
$41,704
♦$17,880
$86,504
"$59,196
38,031
♦26,514
72,247
♦82,022
p.
added
and
the
option,
San
Juan
March
period,
report,
Basin
1606.
to
rose
1,101,105 mcf. for
31, 1955, compared
increase of 47%.
an
with
751,519
met.
the
company has completely assembed, bygroup of lead and zinc mining properties located
of Santa
Fe in
the highly mineralized
Cerrillos
a
southwest
that
"we
operation
The
are
of
proceeding
mill
a
has
company
for
with
zinc
mines
ccaxe
which
have
beenr
opera.ions."
min.ng
plans
our
for
the
He
construction
producing lead and zinc concentrates."
started
diamond
drilling program on several
subsidiary holding more than 45c
Mr. Scorah explained that "work
on the outcrops has indicated the
presence of high grade uranium anc.
if the drilling program
proves the existence of the ore in depth, mining
operations will be undertaken immediately."
of Ecalibur
Uranium
a
Corp.,
mining claims in Southeastern
natural
sales,
gas
a
Utah.
preparations
for
full
scale
lead-zinc
an important uranium potential," the
report
productive fourth quarter, closing our first fiscal
1955."—V. 181, p. 1922.
concludes, "point to
year
a
June
on
30,
Western
Maryland
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
Railway
Railway
1955—Month—1954
oper.
revenue-
$3,992,594
oper.
expenses.
2,681,386
Net rev. from
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,530,129 $10,697,434 $10,506,299
2,606,954
7,658,936
7,837,422
ry. oper.
$1,311,208
$923,175
$3,038,498
$2,668,87T
railway oper. inc.—
181, p. 1718.
Net
—V.
844,496
626,115
1,986,524
1,846,888
March—
Gross
1955
from
ry.
railway—.
1952:
$5,641,131
2,043,610
$4,408,528
891,556
530,944
433,591
810,556
564,4TI
11,665,487
2,404,321
11,211,411
15,034,861
2,131,766
5,055,010
1,291,640
1,003,321
2,036,288
12,352,055
2,949,830
1,036,51>%
1,258,920
1—
Jan.
181,
1953
$4,080,139
1,087,025
railway
oper. income
from
—V.
the
1954
$4,476,186
_
from
_
_
_
1718.
p.
SEC
mostly
year,
of the
to
as
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—New Orders Rise—
.
Sales billed and net income of
the
in
ago
company's 1955
entail spending
expected to
facilities to supply
for
by
from
first
quarter
181,
Sales
new
1606.
p.
4
billed
in
the
corporation
but
1955,
lower
were
orders
new
than
a year
increased
booked
first
quarter were $367,705,000, compared with.
quarter of 1954.
Net income for the 1955
equal to 75 cents a common share, compared
equal to $1.61 a share in the first quarter of 1954.
$406,537,000
in
$12,782,000,
with
was
Provision
for
$30,217,000
an
the
first
$26,286,000,
earnings were
when
asso¬
publicly offered and quickly sold
this
of
substanltally, Gwilym A. Price, President, reported.
of
30,000 shares of 4.80% cumulative convertible
preferred stock (par $50) at $50.50 per share. In addi¬
tion, the corporation placed privately with The Mutual
Benefit
of
the
Federal
a
year
second
Income
highest
taxes
in
was
the
history.
company's
$11,900,000,
compared
with.
ago.
substantial
notes
Life
due
National
3V2%
note
Insurance
$1,000,000 4!/4% promissory
1971, inclusive, and with the Peoples
Trust Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. a
$500,000
1964 to
Bank
Co.
&
promissory note due 1959 to 1963, incluisve. The
financing was also arranged through Singer, Deane
Scribner.
In
explaining the decline in sales and net Income, Mr. Price pointed
that backlogs for apparatus and industrial
equipment began fall¬
out
ing in 1953, and continued to fall through most of 1954. Because ver.y
backlogs last year kept most divisions busy, the effect
the
'53-'54
being
now
of
preferred stock may be exchanged for 1.10 shares
new
stock
up
to and including May
15, 1965 and may be
at $57.50 through May IS,
1960; $55 thereafter and through
15, 1963; $52.50 thereafter and through May 15, 1965; and $50
thereafter; with accrued dividends in each case.
common
redeemed
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
the
from
offering
the
of
preferred
decline
in
reflected,
in
1954,
and
the
trend
effect
time
the
of
will
be
billed
in
1955
although earnings
Sales
are
of
until
will
likely
the
over
first
together with the net proceeds of a long-term borrowing from a
bank and an Insurance company, will be used chiefly for
capital addi¬
tions, estimated to cost about $2,600,000. The balance will be available
for working capital and other corporate purposes.
The principal capital
expenditures involved include the purchase and
installation of a 52-inch Sendzimir Cold Rolling Mill and collateral
equipment, including a preparation line, an annealing and pickling line,
a
leveling and up-cut shear line, a stretcher leveler and rc-squaring
shears.
Approximately
added
to house
34,000
of
feet
square
of
building
space
will
be
the
new equipment.
The installation of these
facilities will enable the company to produce stainless steel sheet
having
widths' up to 48 inches.
some
company expects that
with the addition of the new 52-inch
plant capacity will be more than double the productive capacity
present facilities. The company estimates that the installation
of
the
new
facilities
will
be
completed
16,
1945,
and
plant and general office
steel
name
dividends
and
It
has
quarterly
located
strip
at
months.
Pennsylvania
In
May
is
on
are
practice
of
the
under
the
after
be
while
It
the
is
to
Its
of
declare
earnings of the preceding quarter.
On
this basis, the company declared a quarterly dividend of 40 cents
per
share, on April 18, 1955.
The previous quarterly dividend
was
25
cents
share
per
plus
LONG-TERM
into
loan
a
Pittsburgh,
N.
J.,
at
its
will
dividend
and
which
to
May
the
company
aggregate
an
borrowed
from
the
1955,
will borrow
of
on
$1,500,000,
bank
and
of
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
promissory note
promissory note
Cumulative pfd. stock ($50
4(4 %
cumulative
stock
($i
each,
from
note)
1964
conversion
10,500
amount
and
to
are
basis
be
of
the
of
the
in¬
shares
of
will
to
be
1971,
for
to
$1,000,000
50,000 shs.
be
1963,
inclusive.
annual
16,
that
established
in
1954.
lower.
products,
180,
Mr.
sales
Price
are
reported,
consider¬
up
2742.
p.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
subscription
share
Shares not
so
by
for
stockholders
common
each
shares
ten
held
subscribed will be offered
of
on
the
record
to employees
1955,
and
to
employees;
company
subscribe
for
may
subscribe
for
as
shares
many
not
exceed
to
and each preferred stockholder
he desires, and each employee
shares, in both cases subject to
as
25
underwriting
to
are
W.
be
Baird
both
terms
supplied
&
Co;,
amendment.
Inc.,
are
named
as
principal
the
underwriters
for
issues.
Net proceeds
temporary
and
oversubscription. The subscription price and
the preferred, as well as the dividend rate,
Smith, Barney & Co. and Robert
on
by
the
are
bank
remainder
to bo used
loans
to
program.
Construction
the years
1955
and
as
follows;
Incurred
for
pay
a
in
expenditures
1956.—V.
181,
$3,000,000 for the prepayment
1955
part
of
are
p.
for
the
construction
company's
estimated
purpose*
construction
$22,400,000
at
fot
453.
Womans Income Fund, Inc.—Stock Offering—Income
Managers Inc., Long Island City, N. Y., it was announced
April 25 plans to offer publicly 500,000 shares of
common stock (par $1) at a price equal to the net asset
value, plus a sales charge of 8V2%. The net asset value
was
approximately $6.75 per share.
on
BUSINESS—Corporation,
is
corporation
stock
common
181,
p.
organized
diversified
open-end
an
The
had
mutual
outstanding
(par $1),
on
May
25,
1954.
in
Maryland,
fund.
on
Jan.
1.
16,620
1955.
all of which was purchased by
690.
'
shares
c£
the organizers.
,
.
283,227 shs.
The insurance
company
instalments of
$125,000
^Includes 33,000 shares reserved
cumulative convertible preferred stock, and
under the Stock Option Plan.
issue
(F.
W.)
Woolworth
Co.—Secondary Offering—Bache
May 4 a secondary distribution of
119,000 shares of common stock (par $10) at $47.62 Vz
per share.
The firm stated that demand for the stock
&
Co.
came
completed
from
The
of
—V. 181, p.
below;
for
additional
mav
—V.
inclusive.
preferred stock set forth
Ions
The
subscription price and
underwriting terms
by amendment.
The preferred shares are to be
subscription by holders of preferred stock of record May
UNDERWRITERS^The underwriters named
below
have
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions of the underwriting agree¬
ment, to purchase from the company the respective number of shares
convertible
or.
the
said,
of
he
supplied
for
30,000 shs.
t500,000shs.
repayable in
the 4.80%
reserved
Outstanding
will be repayable In annual Instalments
note)
book¬
noted,
and
company.
to
are
offered
$500,000
stock
value)——
par
(3%%
offered
one
May 16, 1955.
on
FINANCING
*$1,000,000
value)
par
pfd.
conv.
$100,000 each, from 1959
(4%%
for
1956 or
*5500,000
—
4.80%
May 1,
which
$1,GOO,000 from
company.
CAPITALIZATION
because
products
1954.—V.
billed
cents per share.
12%
2,
The
option,
be
of
the company entered
with Peoples First National Bank & Trust Co.,
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., Newark,
agreement
Pa.,
pursuant
earlier
$500,000
extra
an
BORROWING—On
quarter
company on May
4 filed
a
registration statement with the
covering 30,000 shares of preferred stock (cumulative $100 par263,140 shares *of common stock ($10 par).
The common share*
SEC
trade
the
from
first
expected,
record
defense
consumer
of
the
sales
on
mid-1955
somewhat
and
quarter
orders
products.
approach
will
in
upward
substantially over
Nevertheless, Mr.
Price
new
Wisconsin Power & Light
of
directors
just
late
allqtment in the event of
April
1947.
of
non-integrated producer
a
marketed
subsidiaries.
no
the
in
15
Washington, Pa., about 25 miles
which
has
been
to
12
operations
The company
"MicroRold."
of
sheet
commercial
are
Pittsburgh.
stainless
incorporated
was
commenced
in from
is
reversed
This
the
of
earnings
was
increased
1954.
these
general industrial
remaining steady,
ably
of
felt
required to produce
sales
sharply
booked
rising volume of
not
and
declining orders
of
continued
of
1955, when new orders
ings in the first quarter
the
sales
on
said.
the
rise
business
new
he
However, he added,
May
loan
$125,716
181,
to
the
ended
1954
railwayNet from railway
Net ry. oper. income..
$4,800,000
Washington, D. C., metropolitan area.—V.
♦The bank loan
expenses-
♦Deficit.—V.
of
William E. Scorah, President, stated that "these
prop¬
and operated by Western Mines, Inc., a wholly-owned sub¬
From
2235.
p.
Privately—Singer, Deane & Scribner and
ciates
Common
1486.
p.
revenue—
inc
and
miles
18
M.—Natural
Mining District.
Gross
approximately
Is
program
3%%
oper.
oper.
plus
on
positions.
oper.
rev.
According
Washington Steel Corp.—Preferred Stock Sold—Notes
of
railway
180,
and
Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Mar. 31—
similar
Net
25-year refunding mortgage bonds.
to ask for competitive bids to be submitted
program.
the
in
Placed
t
Railway
Railway
months
lease
Santa Fe, N.
produces natural gas, lead, zinc, and other
May 5 that its natural gas sales from 33 wells ia
on
Field
quarter
t
Utah
nine
for the
Co.,
which
Western Pacific RR. Co.—Earnings—
April 29, 1955, to its regis¬
100,000 shares of its $1 par
sale, will be used to finance most
$15,900,000
oOO
1,000
$0.11
registration statement with
a
1,000
Co.—
on
above.—V.
filed
3,500
& Co
&
of
utility plans
25.
proceeds from
recent stock
and
Committee
General Counsel of the corporation in January of this year, as General
Counsel.
Since 1932 Mr. Tennant has been associated with the firm
of
RR.
May 5
on
$8,000,000
The
May
surance
Voorhees,
$0.17
Washington Gas Light Co.—Registers With SEC—
of
corporation.
Officer.
Tyson,
Comptroller,
succeeded
appointed Chairman of the Executive Advisory
newly formed committee of the board of directors.
a
C.
on
3
also
was
F.
Enders
held
directors
re-elected
Robert
and
who
announced
of
Fairless
was
Board
Fairless,
on
May
on
the
Corp.—Exchange Offer Extended—
Central
DIVIDENDS—It
Roger
Kutz
Net
See
Chief Executive Officer—
as
West
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
amendment
an
covering an additional
stock.—V. 181, p. 1717.
southwest of
*
States
the
The
provements, pui chase gas for storage and meet debts.—V,
United
378,560
statement
«^«jital
Notes—
the
Pennsylvania P. U. Com¬
promissory notes to its parent.
of
proceeds
use
378,560
$0.23
Co.
will
company
Development
minerals, reported
59,520
cumulative
Wall Street Investing
Co.—
&
Lear
Thomas
Up 47%—Mining Activities Increased—
company,
6,705
59,520
quarter reflects the results of operations of Waitt & Bond,
wholly owned subsidiary.—V. 181, pp. 148 and 453.
its
Lynch— 1,500
1780.
p.
Sales
This
8,888
10,323
59,520
stock
1955
and
$2
on
&
15,503
13,139
378,560
BUSINESS—Corporation
The
$747,334
23,462
shares
share
per
♦The
mill,
The
mission
$743,510
14,854
13,526
preferred
per
tively.
The
Gas
1953
profit
Earns,
50Q
750
Leonard
mining, and indications of
1954
28,380
common
750
Co
Co
stock,
April
on
stock
B
1,422,528
$2 preferred shares
of
quarter
stock
common
stock.
corporate
1956,
class
1,904,394
taxes
Each share
(formerly class B), after
the preferred stock
(formerly class A). Com¬
was
common
extending the
546,538
taxes
for
Number
Corp.—Earnings Off—
the
on
181,
earnings
Tool
providing for Federal income
per
765,054
Number
&
United Drill
2,132,720
plate
chomium
any
2,665,724
=>1955
Reed,
1,500
&
Putnam
500
1,500
claims
832,193
$1,189,704
Profit
homes
plating
Co
—V.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
Bond, Inc.—Sales Up Sharply—
construction
Introduces
—
Co
Securities
Masten
Moore,
erties, held
sidiary, include four integrated lead and
developed and are being readied for full
1717.
&
500
Richards & Co
Western
1,039,636
capital
sinking funds
&
Steele &
E.
A.
1.000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co
Outstanding
after
taxes
The
Process—
result,
1,500
Fauset,
4,000,000 shs.
after
Provision
a
come
Doolittle
FINANCING
$9,671,168 $27,219,535 $27,678,718
7,464,142
20,613,704
2.,441,027
Sales
quarter have not yet
pattern is similar to other
the
-in V. 181, p. 2057.
"Crack-Free
Maine
capital.
PRESENT
1955—Month—1954
31—
Ware River RR.
Called
claims,
first
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
Corp.—Offering Com¬
pleted—The public offering on April 27 of
150,000
shares of $4.90
cumulative preferred stock
(no par
value) by White, Weld & Co. and Stone & Webster Secu¬
rities Corp. and associates at $100
per share was com¬
production
1,000
Earnings Higher—
expenses.
inc.
181, p.
Inc.
travel
new
for
pay
1.5CO
1,500
Sherrerd
&
"Increased
plans
essentially an east-west carrier over its domestic and
routes, does not begin to reach its peak until the second
season
gets underway.
In 1954 TWA overcame first
quarter losses of nearly $4,000,000 to
produce a net profit after taxes
of $10,336,000 for the full
year.—V. 181, p. 1605.
A
TO
to
used
&
&
Inc.
Blair F. Claybaugh & Co.
Cunningham, Schmertz
Co., Inc.
Hill,
4,000,000 shs.
$9,746,029
income
Waitt
International
United
be
Bonbright
Applegate
Humphrey,
1,500
Butcher
working
EFFECT
levenues.
op.
fund
TWA,
years.
quarter
for
Quarter Ended March 31—
success
Although
and
GIVING
to
are
B.
Hulme,
Jenks, Kirkland & Grubbs
Johnston, Lemon & Co
Kay, Richards & Co
the
of
of
TWA's
new
Super-G
Constellations
in
winning
acceptance since their introduction April 1 indicates TWA will
capture an increasing share of the transcontinental
luxury market,
Mr. Damon said, while
continuing as the acknowledged leader in the
field.
ry.
Net
TWA's most heav¬
on
Mar.
routes.-
corporation's
have
equipment
RR.—March
End.
Federal
increase
public
to
Net
$1.19
14.7%
least
tourist
proceeds
D.
Co.
is in the exploratory and development stage. It holds
by assignment 100 unpatented mining claims in White Pine County,
Nevada.
Each claim covers an area of approximately 20 acres,
giving
the company an aggregate area of claims of
approximately 2,000 acres.
—V.
181, p. 589.
—V.
bolstered by a
are
as
encouraging as they did
a
year
ago,
notwithstanding
a
disappointing first quarter, Warren Lee Pierson, Chairman, and
Ralph
S. Damon, President, told the annual
meeting of stockholders.
The
net
George
pay
company
operating
Ry. operating
$42,313,000 $39,biz,000
46,179,000
43,224,000
,i
___.
,____
Per
be
to
to
stock (par one cent)
common
(par one cent)
Ry.
1955
revenue
Net
The
Period
Airlines, Inc.—Reports Loss—
expense
used
1,000
Co
&
53
Shares
7,500
Boettcher
Nevada.
Wabash
Quarter Ended March 31—
Operating
be
Authorized
1780.
p.
cent)
one
to
Shares
Singer, De&ne & Scrlbner
266,379
income
Trans World
Total
$577,838
1—
oper.
181,
$680,181
253.346
67,539
railway
railway
from
$634,993
'
(par
are
the
BUSINESS—Company was incorporated in Delaware on Dec. 20,
1954, for the purpose of exploring and developing uranium mining
properties.
Its principal office is located at 280 Aultman Street, Ely,
1952
218,368
from
Net
1953
$612,832
income
oper.
1954
The proceeds
operations.
with
15 cents per share as a speculation.
CAPITALIZATION
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
March—
notification
stock
common
share.
mining
Secretary
2613.
p..
of
publicly
Common stock
Gross
of
letter
a
Vada Uranium Corp., Ely, Nev.—Stock Offered—Bris¬
tol Securities Co., Fall River, Mass., in April
elected
171,
filed
8
shares
per
to
PROCEEDS—The
retired. >
formerly
and
been
cents
Incident
offered
Robert
April
on
1,200,000
25
at
expenses
at
Tinnerman Products, Inc.—New President Elected—
(2165)
Uranium Development Corp., Longview, Tex.—Files—
built—are
ever
cost
!
all
offering
within
one
on
parts
was
of
this
country
oversubscribed and
and
the
hour and 25 minutes after it
1780.
from
abroad.
books closed-
was
announced
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
64
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
•a-
ALABAMA
sealed
until
Athens, Ala.
Bond
Offering
City
er,
M.
—
Clerk,
S.
Kenne-
will
receive
ealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST) on
Tay 11 for the purchase of $250,00. electric revenue anticipation
onds of 1955. Dated June
1, 1955.
ue on June 1 from 1956 to 1970
elusive.
Principal
ayable
at
the
ank, Athens,
and
interest
State
Trust
National Bank, BirLegality approved by
hite, Bradley, Arant,
All
&
ose, of Birmingham.
am
ing bonds.
Due
lorence
Housing Authority, Ala.
Offering—Secretary Wm.
Baker
.
hority
announces
will
that
receive
the
Au-
sealed
bids
ntil 1 p.m.
(DST) on May 17 for
purchase of $242,000 prelim-
ary loan
955. Due
notes.
Dated
June
1955.
15,
June 15 from 1956 to 1972
on
inclusive.
(J-D)
Principal and interest
proved by
office. ^Legality
cisco.
Calif or niq„.
s ~
Bond
Sale—The $342,000 build¬
ing bonds offered. May 2—v. 181,
1923
awarded
were
—
composed
group
to
a
of the
SecurityFirst National Bank, Blyth &
Co.,
both of Los Angeles, and Weeden
& Co., San
Francisco^ at 100.03, a
net interest cost of abdut
2.68%,
follows:
$42,000
5s.
and
Due
cmrtfuly
1957.
1,
1956
v
190,000 2V2S. Due on^July 1 from
1958 to
July 1 from
1967 to 1971 inclusive.
ARIZONA
Baldwin
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $65,000 buildg bonds offered May 2—v. 181,
1923—were awarded
to
Henry
Park
Bond
op
School District, Los
2059—were awarded to the Bank
ahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
of
ila
Savings Association, of San Fran¬
cisco, as 3s, at 10Q.08r a-- basis of
County, Globe High Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Globe), Ariz.
Bond Sale—The $115,000 buildg bonds offered May 2—v. 181,
1923—were
.
ard &
awarded
Wood-
to
Zuber, of Tucson.
about
Angeles,
Trust
&
•'
V
and
bids
Power,
at
the
will
receive
First
National
City Bank, Corporate Trust Dept.,
2
Wall Street, New York
City,
until 11 a.m.
(DST) on May 11
for
the
purchase
of
$6,000,000
water
works
bonds.
revenue
Dated May 1, 1955.
Bond
Sale—The $850,000 build-
Browns
Valley School' District,
Napa County, Calif.
g bonds offered
April 28—v. 181,
1360—were awarded to
.
eaded
by
ank of
the
First
a
group
National
Arizona, Phoenix.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Sale—The
g bonds offered
$60,000
eaded by
build-
April 28—v. 181,
1820—were awarded to
.
until
a
for the purchase
ing bonds.
Due
Due
May 1
on
1961
and
thereafter
are
County
office,J^Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Ikhlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe£of San Fran¬
cisco.
■
Carlsbad
ing bonds offered
1923
Bond
p.
Security
Sale—The $175,000 buildbonds offered May 2—v. 181,
the
to
Co.,
S^fioot
Union
J.
of
District,
Diego Cotmfy? Calif.
Sale—Thei^feoJlOO build¬
Bond
1
g
Investment
the
Treasurer's
San
avajo County Sch. District No.
(P. O. Holbrook), Ariz.
Mullen
ainterest
at
group
Henry Dahlberg & Co.,
awarded
Principal
payable
were'
—
Trust
&
of San
cost
yings
Diego, at
terest
£3—v. 181,
jJJed to the
|j\
'~r
of
net in-
a
a
Bank,
0-22%,
as
follows.
enver.
$100,000 2s. Due omrJLuDe 1 from
ARKANSAS
1956 to
Bonds
ived
Not
Sold—All
bids
and
re¬
1923
for the $371,000 building bonds
ere rejected.
.
Sale
Bond
le
bonds
the
ased
At
—
were
later
&
pur-
Co.,
and
abbs, Sullivan Co., both of LitRock,
2
2%s.
as
1962.
Fairfax
ing
awarded
offere#*-
Kern
National Trust &
tion,
at
of
San
Maj* 3
were
Swings Associa¬
FraraiscOyv
100.03.
as
2.70s,
-
Fullerton School
Union
High Sch. Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $100,000 buildbonds offered May 3—v. 181,
g
2059
were
America
of
ank
-
—
Savings
awarded
to
National
Association,
the
Trust
of
San
District, Orange
for
Water
and
Power
of
City, O'Melveny & Myers of
Angeles, and Stephen B. Rob¬
inson, of Los Angeles, bond coun¬
sel for the Department.
Los
Bond
Offering—Harold
County
ly,
sealed
Clerk,
bids
were'^awarded
American Trust
cisco,
as
of about
21/4S,
to
the
Cj£; of~£an Fran¬
at3^0J)5, a basis
2.24%.
^ancisco, at 100.07, about 2.57%.
lameda County Flood Control and
'ater Conservation District Zone
4
(P.
Sale
ntrol
bonds
1,
The
$30,000 flood
offered
May 3—v.
2059—were awarded to the
p.
ank
—
of
America
Savings
National
Association,
of
Trust
San
Clerk
Canyon Elementary Sch.
District, Napa County, Calif.
de,
Offering—R.
County Clerk,
A.
Dollar-
will receive
Offering
of
the
In High School
lounty,
1J,
J.
Calif.
Smith,
Board ~M Supervis¬
will receive scaled bids un¬
til 11 a.m. (PDST) on May 17 for
the purchase of $i^O,050T building
bonds.
Dated JuM#: 1/T955. Due
June
clusive.
merican
Ufi
Orange*
ors,
on
rancisco.
Bond
Grove
District,
Bond
O. Oakland), Calif.
Bond
Garden
(J-D)
1
from
T956
tCT 1979
PrincippP^arid
in¬
until
J.
will
9
O.
Ost-
office.
works
Dated
1956
to
1985
be
to
181,
held
on
May
3
1923.)
p.
receive
Los Nietos Sch. Dist.,
Los Angeles,
County, Calif.
Offering—Harold J. Ost-
Bond
County
sealed
Clerk,
bids
at
Bond
Offering—Harold
J.
1955.
in
office
County
sealed
1955.
Clerk,
bids
Due
1975
at
will
Due
June 1 from 1956 to
on
Principal and in¬
terest (J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
his
office
in
June 1 from 1956 to
on
Rim
of
the
World
School
Unified
District, San Bernardino County,
County
Clerk,
California
1956
bids
at
1975
to
his
office
in
San
Principal
interest
(M-N) payable at
County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by O'Melveny &
Myers, of Los Angeles.
,
the
Union
School
June
June
1 from
1956 to
Principal
payable
1980
and
office.
interest
the
at
County
Legality
ap¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
County
Legality ap¬
basis of
a
Twenty-Nine Palms County Water
District
(P.
O.
Nine
Box
755,
Twenty-
Palms), Calif.
Bond
Offering—Mary T. LowDistrict Secretary, will re¬
man,
ceive
sealed
(CDST)
bids
until
8
p.m.
May 19 for the pur¬
chase
of
$750,000 water bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June 1
on
from 1960 to
1988 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at the
District
(J-D)
payable
Treasurer's
office.
Legality approved by Kirkbride,
Wilson, Harzfield & Wallace, of
*
CONNECTICUT
Cheshire (P. O. Cheshire), Conn.
Bond
Offering
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $60,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
p. 2059 — were awarded to the
Bank
&
America
of
Savings
Francisco,
National
Association,
at
3V4S,
Trust
of San
100.09, a
at
Napa County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R. A. Dollar-
County Clerk, will
bids at his
10
for
1955.
office
(CDST)
a.m.
the
purchase
building
to
T h
S.
e r e n
re¬
ceive sealed bide-at the offices of
Day, Berry & Howard, 750 Main
St., Hartford, until 11 a.m. (DST)
on
May 11 for the purchase of
$700,000 school bonds. Dated June
1, 1955.
Due
1975
June 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
Hartford, Conn.
Bond Offering—John J.
Mahon,
City Treasurer, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 2 p.m. (DST) on May
16 for the purchase of $2,220,000
public works and school bonds, as
follows:
about 3.24%.
St. Helena Unified School District,
sealed
—
French, Town Treasurer, will
Los
until
$25,000 build¬
1, 1955.
Dated
3%s, at 100.10,
3.36%.
District,
Bond
for the purchase of
(J-D)
as
to
Rowland
hide,
on
cisco,
San Mateo.
inclusive.
and
sealed bids at his office in Eureka,
until 2 p.m.
(CDST) on May 9
bonds.
1607—were awarded to
p.
Witter & Co., of San Fran¬
Offering—Harry L. Alli¬
County Clerk, will receive
son,
receive
will
The $68,000 im¬
—
Bond
McKinleyville Union Elem. School
District, Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Sale
Dean
Los
inclusive.
basis of
Due
181,
v.
receive
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
ty Treasurer's office.
Los
inclusive.
Jr.,
Bond
provement bonds offered May 2—
Ost-
receive
will
his
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $93,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
1975
....
Ranchito
Bernardino, until 11 a.m. (CDST)
on
May 16 for the purchase of
$750,000 building bonds. Dated
May 15, 1955. Due on May 15 from
1975
interest
by Or¬
Herrington
&
Dahlquist,
about
School District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
10
Twenty-Nine Palms Public Park,
Recreation and Parkway Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
In¬
sealed
ly,
s
terest M-N.
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
geles.
(The sale was originally
un¬
May
on
Sutcliffe. of San Francisco.
May 1
on
inclusive.
June 1, 1955. Due on June L from
to
■
bonds.
revenue
May 1, 1955. Due
from
(CDST)
a.m.
May 10 for the purchase of $1,960,000 Juvenile Hall bonds. Dated
bonds.
Due
June
on
May 10
15
June
from
1956
and
bonds.
1956
to
Due
on
1960
in¬
bonds.
S
1 from
1956 to
Due
on
1960 in¬
clusive.
100,000
series
June
bonds.
T
from
1
1956
to
Due
on
1975
in¬
clusive.
175,000 series W bonds.
June
interest
(J-D)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
R
from
series
June
15,
Principal
1
clusive.
80,0uu
Napa
$530,000
Dated
inclusive.
1975
in
series
June
receive
on
of
$90,000
1
from
1956 to
Due
1975
on
in¬
clusive.
1,600,000 series H bonds. Due
June
from
1
1956 to
on
in¬
1975
clusive.
Francisco.
Milbrae
Elementary
Sch. District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $171,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
p.
2059
&
—
of
awarded
were
America
Savings
Association,
The
Santa Paula
the
ing
181,
of
San
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Ventura
&
County, Calif.
bonds
fice.
offered
April
26—v.
1607—were awarded to the
America
of
Savings
National
Association,
the
at
livan,
Bond
Sale
department
fered
—
The
$100,000 fire
equipment
May 2
bonds
181,
of¬
1923—
were
awarded to Weeden & Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
as
2y4S,
at
100.60, a basis of about 2.13%.
—
v.
p.
Oakdale
Irrigation District (P. O.
Oakdale). Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond
Sale
$20,750,000
Postponed
Sixth
bonds
revenue
Issue
will
be
The
—
Tri-Dam
sold
on
May 25, not May 10 as originally
contemplated.—v. 181, p. 1923.
South
(P.
of
Union
Elem.
Kings County,
Bond
son,
Sch.
Dist.,
bids
proved by O'Melveny & Myers, of
Los Angeles.
ford, until 10
at
Clerk,
Postponed
—
The
bonds
will
be
sold
on
will
her
office
a.m.
(FST)
on
school
Sale
bonds
The
—
offered
$1,435,000
May
3—v.
1924—were awarded to a
group composed of John Nuveen
181,
p.
& Co., Hallgarten &
Hammill
&
ford & Co.,
as
Co., Shearson,
Co., and J. C. Brad¬
all of New York City,
Union
Tulare
Bond
School
2V4S, at 100.03,
a
basis of about
County,
District,
Calif.
Sale—The $125,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
p. 2059—were awarded
to Dean
&
Co.,
of
San
Francisco,
FLORIDA
Brevard
County, North Brevard
Elem. Special Tax School Dist.
(P. O. Titusville), Fla.
Bond
at 100.10.
Sale—The $250,000
build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
receive
in
Bond
2.24%.
Strathmore
Calif.
Offering—Vernice Thom¬
County
sealed
Sale
May 25, not May 10 as originally
contemplated.—v. 181, p. 1923.
Witter
Pioneer
Mc-
Connecticut
$20,750,000 Seventh Issue Tri-Dam
revenue
Hanrahan,
Lane, New York City.
Newington (P. O. Newington),
San
Joaquin Irrigation Dist.
Manteca), San Joaquin
County, Calif.
Bond
of¬
Sul¬
Trust
San
O.
1,
by
Treasurer's
approved
Donovan,
&
June
and interest pay¬
City
Legality
Govern
dated
are
Principal
able
bonds
p.
Bank
1955.
Sale—The $446,000 build¬
Bond
Trust
to
National
Montebello, Calif.
interest
payable iat£i the
Treasurer's
on May
of $1,500,000
rick,
Francisco.
Sale—The|$375,000 build¬
ing bonds offered?5May*3—v. 181,
—
water
on
Bond
2059
(CDST)
the purchase
for
terest
Angeles County (P.
Los Angeles), Calif.
Francisco.
County, *Ualif.
p.
17
Angeles, until 9 a.m. (CDST) on
May 10 for the purchase of $81,000
building bonds. Dated June 1,
Bank
CALIFORNIA
calanes
bids until 2 p.m.
(PDST)
a.m.
sive. Principal and interest (M-N)
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved
Thomas,
receive sealed
will
torney
cisco.
build¬
Blttk of 'America
the
to
Clerk,
ly,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
District,
Sale—Th^$61,000
bonds
the
11
$85,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated May 1, 1955. Due
on May 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
,
bergh, City
Attorney, Gilmore
Tillman, Chief Assistant City At¬
Treasurer's
School
County, %Calif~.Bond
negotiated
a
Villareal
by
p.
and
til
for the purchase of
of
as
inclusive.
1960 inclusive.
40,000 2%s. Due<^h Jtme 1, 1961
April 28—v. 181,
on
1956
bids at his office in Modesto
Pomona, Calif.
Offering—L. B.
Bond
City
15,
from
,
May 1, 1958. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at the City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Roger Arne-
ing
jests
Conway, Ark.
15
Principal
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
—v.
in
callable
$60,000
June
inclusive.
due
build¬
Datec&®ne^l5, 1955.
June 15 fr0m^i956 to 1980
on
(J-D)
Tucson.
1923—were
^ice^ta Napa,
(PSTf- on&May 10
a.m.
;1967
of
Dated
June
on
intended
and
bids at his
10
inclusive.
aricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 79
Bond
sealed
Due
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Bonds
>
aricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 14
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
to
purchase
bonds.
Calif.
inclusive. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
.County Treasurer's office, or at
Bond Offering -^R.: A.
Dpllar- any of the County's fiscal agencies
hide, County
Clejj^^s^lJpJ-'eceive in Chicago or New York City.
X*
1955.
the
1956
2.99%.
r
Francisco.
Twohy,
Department
of
the
of
Water
Los
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
National
San
of
for
Offering—Frank
Auditor
Sale—The4410,000 build¬
America
Co.,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
p.
&
the
1966 inclusive.
110,000 2%s. Due
Cochise County Sch. Dist. No. 64
Witter
sealed
n •
Arroyo Grande Union High School
District, San Luis Obispo County,
am.
building
Bond
"■V.
'
.i
as
10
ap¬
Orribkj Dahlquist, Her-
rington & Sutclifie, of San Fran¬
p.
Laguna-Salada Union Elem. School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $87,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
p.
2059—were awarded to Dean
payable-rajU, the,.. County
Treasurer's
June
7,
on Dec. 9, 1955. Legaly approved by White, Bradley,
rant, All & Hose, of Birming-
.
May 10
on
^of $47,000 build¬
Datdd
ingham.
Note
(Ct)ST)
a.m.
for the purchase
National
at the Birming-
or
bids at Ms office in Napa
10
Han-
May
Sylvan Union School District,
Stanislaus County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—L.
W.
Bither,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
p.
1924—were awarded to Leedy,
Wheeler
and
&
Alleman, of Orlando,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, of
Montgomery, jointly, at
100.05.
53
(2168)
Due
ILLINOIS
Fla.
Pensacola,
v.
Jan.
on
from
1
inclusive.
Certificate Offering—J. E. Fren-
County Sch. District No. 75
(P. O. Mundlein), III.
Sale—The $205,000 build¬
Lake
Scel, City Clerk-Comptroller, will
<CST)
of
until
bids
sealed
receive
9
a.m.
May 25 for the purchase
on
certificates,
$1,800,000
fol¬
as
lows:
Bond
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
2060
p.
0::';
&
Bank
street and sewer im¬
provement certificates.
Due
SI,300,000
1956 to 1975
March 1 from
on
a
2.36%,
as
Due
March
on
certificates
1
125,000
from
dated
maturing
call¬
are
Principal and interest (M-S)
payable at the office of the City
Clerk
Comptroller
or
at
the
-
Corn
Chemical
Exchange Bank,
City.
Legality
ap¬
York
New
proved
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Mitchell, of New York
by
Trimble &
City.
GEORGIA
2V2s.
O f f
i
e r
(EST)
sealed
Co., both of St. Louis, at a price
of 100.05, a net interest cost of
about 2.05%, as follows:
of
$611,000
g
—
until
and
water
A. G.
1968 inclusive.
sewerage
certificates. Dated July 1,
Due on July 1 from 1959 to
inclusive.
1980
terest
in¬
payable at the Citi¬
Southern National Bank,
Athens,
tan
and
(J-J)
&
zens
Principal
at the Chase Manhat¬
Bank, New York City. Legal¬
or
ity approved by Spalding, Sibley,
Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta.
offered
$1,195,000 park
2—v. 181, p.
May
awarded
2060—were
to
group
a
Trust
Co., Chicago, Hornblower &
Weeks, of New York City, Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Toledo, Farwell,
Chapman & Co., and Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc., both of Chi¬
cago, at 100.006, a net interest cost
of about 2.75%, as follows:
Northern
of the
composed
$120,000 3s. Due Jan. 1, 1975. Call¬
DeKalb
Bond
County (P. O. Decatur),
Georgia
Offering
Wheat
—
able
Jan.
on
from
1
Wil¬
Jan.
from
1
Callable
11
purchase
lien
second
(EST)
a.m.
the
water
May
on
24
$1,800,000
of
antici¬
revenue
pation certificates. Dated June
2955. Due
1,
April 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive. Principal and in-
.
(.1-6) paphie at the First
terest
Legal-
^National Bank of Atlanta.
ity approved by Spalding, Sibley,
Troutman & Kelley, of Atlanta.
of the
Offering
20 for
Kathe-
—
water
(EST)
noon
1957
Certificates
able
as
in
due
1969
at a place
the Board
the
purchaser.
Directors
Legality approved by Charles &
Treauernicnt, of St. Louis.
are
call¬
Principal
the
at
or
the fiscal agents of the
New
or
York
City
May
on
Manager,
bids
until
Bond
17
the
for
$400,000 water and
nue
1955.
certificates.
Due
at the office of
1955.
Due
1966
in 1962 and thereafter
May
from
terest
trust
interest
First
are
callable
Bank
of
Atlanta.
Bond
to
Board
Dundas,
of
Trus¬
tees, will receive sealed bids
purchase
of
$70,000
revenue
sive.
May 4
er's office, or at the fiscal agency
of
the
Sale—The
State
in
New
York
Secretary
Board,
School
the
of
receive
will
sealed
until
bids
8
penter, Ahlers & Cooney, of Des
Moines.
' ' v-
■'
''
■
.<\1
Sch. Dist., Iowa
Sale—The $180,000 build¬
Community
Bond
ing
awarded
3
Bank of Des
were
Moines
the Iowa-Des
to
National
May
offered
bonds
Klondike Sch. Building Corporation
&
mortgage
April
Moines, at
dated
are
181,
Due
offered
Bond
Offering
geois,
County
City Securities
Corporation, and the Indianapolis
ceive
sealed
awarded
the
to
Bond
bids
3.08%.
will
until
2
re¬
1956
from
Foel-
to
$57,000
Bond
181,
v.
1924
p.
—
were
Hailstone &
to Frank E.
at
water
3%
$6,600,000 first
mortgage
May 4
v.
bonds
revenue
—
awarded to
of
offered
181, p. 1924
were
—
syndicate csomposed
a
Blyth & Co., Smith, Barney
Co., White, Weld & Co., all of
&
New York,
City Securities Corp.,
Indianapolis, John Nuveen &
Co., F. S. Moseley & Co., both of
Chicago,
Indianapolis
Bond
&
Share
Corp., The Illinois Com¬
pany,
Blunt, Ellis & Simmons,
of
both
of
White-Phillips
Chicago,
Co., Inc., of Davenport, Fairman,
Co., Inc.* Farwell, Chap¬
man & Co., both of Chicago, J. J.
Harris &
Hilliard
B.
Detroit
&
&
Son, of Louisville,
MacArthur
Kenower,
Arthur
and
The group
at
Krensky
No.
2
of
cost
about
a
net inter¬
3.01%,
as
fol¬
$575,000
4s.
from
semi-annually
Due
July
1,
1957 to July 1,
George ChaController, will re¬
City
sealed
—
bids
until
11
a.m.
on
Dated
Jan.
1,
Jan. 1 from 1957 to
1955.
Due
1966 inclu¬
Principal and interest (J-J)
at the County Treasur¬
payable
office.
Legality approved by
Chapman & Cuder, of Chicago.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, Newman, Brown & Co., all
Orleans, Barrow, Leary &
of New
Co., of Shreveport, Nusloch, Beaudean & Smith, W. D. Kingston &
Co., and John Dane, all of New
Orleans, at par, a net interest cost
about
2.95%,
1961
1956 to
1962 to
1969
May 1 from
on
Bond
Offering
—
Kenneth L.
| refunding and improvement reveinue
bonds.
Dated
June
1,
1955.
1958
1924
—
National
First
2s,
at
awarded
were
Bank
100.15,
of
to
May 1 from
on
Chicago,
basis of about
a
1.98%.
(P.
Bond
Levee
O.
and
Drainage
Natchitoches), La.
Offering—Wallace Jolley,
Com¬
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
26 for the purchase of $75,000 im¬
provement bonds. Dated July 1,
of the
Secretary
of
Board
will
missioners,
receive
L.
Ma¬
tees of the Board of Water Works
and Electric
sealed
until
10
and
oral
bids
(CST) on May 24
$250,000 water
a.m.
for the purchase of
bonds.
revenue
1955.
Due
Dated
Jan.
on
1
1957
1968 inclusive. Bonds due
and
Parish
Sch.
Dist.
No.
thereafter
of
the
are
in
callable
City.
to
1966
Chicago.
Bond Sale—The
obligation
sewer
April 26
—v.
awarded
to
181,
the
$16,000 general
bonds
offered
p.
1924
First
—
of
were
Iowa
&
'
15,
ap-
j-
Stockbridge,
Semmes,
R. F. D. 1,
Taunton), Mass.
Note Sale
The $14,275 high¬
way reimbursement notes offered
—
May 4
181,
v.
—
2061
p.
were
—
awarded to the Day Trust Co., of
discount,
Boston, at 1%
Boston,
Mass.
Note
Offering—James E. Gildea,
City Collector-Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
(DST)
on
bids
until
noon
May 9 for the purchase
$5,000,000 notes. Dated May 12,
and due on Nov. 7, 1955.
1955
Bond
E. Gildea,
City Collector-Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Offering—Jas.
sealed
(DST)
$2,000,000
tion
17
public
1956
Due
bonds.
1956
on
1975
inclusive.
1965
to
Due
to
construc¬
April 1
on
construction
bridge
500,000
noon
the pur¬
bonds, as fol- !
for
ways
bonds.
from
until
bids
May
on
chase of $4,000,000
lows:
April
from
1
inclusive.
1,000,000 school construction and
land acquisition bonds.
Due
on April
1 from 1956 to 1975
inclusive.
build¬
500,000 sewerage bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
April
1955.
ties
Nashville,
Corp.,
Schweick-
Co., Glas & Co., and John
net interest cost of about
as
Principal and interest
to
1956
1960
337,000 3s. Due
1968 to
1975
Terrebonne
June 1 from
inclusive.
1967
to
on
on
June
Parish
1 from
sealed
on
1948.
on
Caillou
Works
receive
p.m.
(CST)
chase
of
of the Board
Commissioners,
sealed
on
bids
until
2
June 1 for the pur¬
$531,000
bonds,
noon
1,
1956
Principal
the
Boston.
j
project bonds':
June
from
at
of
j
j
1955. Due
;
in-
J
interest
j
to
1975
and
First
National
Legality
ap¬
proved by Storey, Thorndike, Pal¬
mer
Water
1
payable
&
Offering—Robert J. Bou-
Secretary
until
bids
J.
re-
May 11 for the purchase
Dated
June
Bank
Houma), La.
Route,
dreaux,
Frederick
—
of $4,500,000 school
elusive.
Works
Water
Dist. No. 2 (P. O. Grand
Bond
Offering
ceive
of
inclusive.
j
Cambridge, Mass.
Bond
(DST)
inclusive.
238,000 2%s. Due
1961
1 from
June
on
jj
Col¬
Reardon, City Treasurer, will
$140,000 3s. Due
1,
pay-
lector-Treasurer.
2.96%,
follows:
will
Dodge, 4owa
Miles
by
15
June
Legality
able at the office of the City
of
Fort
dated
J-D.
1924—were awarded to a group
composed of the Equitable Securi¬
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
is
Interest
June
on
1970 inclusive.
Berkeley (P. O.
p.
at the
Legality
construction
Due
Semmes, Bowen &
34
O. Many), La.
Sale—The $715,000
Bond
June, 1,
from
r
15
ing bonds offered May 4—v. 181,
Light & Power Plant,
receive
will
issue
Each
of July
as
Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
son,
June
on
general
certificates.
Dane, all of New Orleans, at par,
Offering—Leslie
construction
Due
from 1958 to
July 1 from 1958 to
on
1, 1965. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
hardt &
Bond
incl.
Boston, Mass.
May 1 from
on
1970 to 1980 inclusive.
Natchitoches
(P.
the
15'
June
on
1970
to
general
inclusive.
520,000 3s. Due
Sabine
Dickinson, Town Clerk-Treasur¬
er, will receive sealed bids until
p.m. (CST) on May 17 for the
purchase of $388,000 water works
from
15
of
inclusive.
271,000 2%s. Due
Indep. Sch. Dist., Iowa
181,
June
on
tion certificates. Due
ceive
follows:
as
$159,000 2V4S. Due
proved by Foley, Cox & Judell, of
option
Highland, Ind.
Due
MASSACHUSETTS
1608—were awarded to a group
composed
of Scharff & Jones,
Sale—The $370,000 build¬
assistance
school
both of Baltimore.
Sch. Dist.
p.
a
Offering
follows:
as
public
2,590,000 public school construc¬
(P. O. Jennings), La.
1975 inclusive. Callable
Bond
}
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive.
and
Due semi-annually
from Jan. 1, 1960 to Jan. 1,
ing bonds offered May 2—v.
p.m.
May 17 for the pur$11,269,000 certificates of
certificates.
1955.
1959 inclusive.
Ames
re¬
2
on
$779,000
sold
1955. Due
6,025,000 3s.
until
bids
indebtedness,
build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
of
will
Treasurer,
sealed
Sale—The $950,000
District
lows:
as
State
ceive
National Bank of
Davis Parish
Jefferson
purchased the bonds
price of 100.046,
a
est
was
LOUISIANA
of
Co.,
&
M.
Co., Inc., of Chicago.
p.
Offering—Hooper S.
Certificate
Miles,
from 1958 to 1970 inclusive.
bonds
works
Farmers
the
to
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Atlantic, Iowa
May 17 for the purchase
$350,000
municipal
stadium
er's
Maryland (State of)
issue of $10,000
Sale—An
Indiana
school
Legality approved by
Foley, Cox & Judell, of New Or¬
proved
Washington Twp.-Marion County
Sch. Building Corp. (P. O. 711
Electric Bldg., Indianapolis),
bonds.
leans.
2,864,000
Agra. Due in 1965.
l%s.
as
Gary, Ind.
on
1
terest J-D.
KANSAS
$64,000 build¬
ing bonds offered April 26—v. 181,
awarded
on
1, 1955. Due on June
from 1957 to 1975 inclusive. In¬
5.036,000
Agra, Kansas
Sale—The
1924—were
(CST)
improvement
public
inclu¬
1958
to
New Orleans.
of
Cincinnati, as 2%s,
100.15, a basis of about 2.35%.
bonds.
000
certificates.
p.
receive
will
until noon
May 17 for the purchase of $25,-
p.m.
sive. Interest J-D.
1
Joseph Township Sch. Township
(P. O. Fort Wayne), Ind.
Bond
—
Secretary,
bids
sealed
chase of
(CST) on May 9 for the purchase
of
$23,000
court
house
repair
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
June
'
Co.,
Bond
Town
(DST)
O.
Fred E. Bour¬
—
Auditor,
& Share Corp., both of In¬
dianapolis, jointly, as 3V8S, at a
price of 100.60, a basis of about
St.
La.
Max Brown,
Zwolle,
Offering
Bond
1,
May
Washington County (P.
Washington), Iowa
1924—were
p.
1,
Judell, of New Orleans.
Cox &
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive. Legality approved
Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers
Cooney, of Des Moines.
$490,000 first
bonds
revenue
28—v.
July
Interest
callable.
are
Legality approved by Foley,
J-J.
1974
by
The
inclusive.
dated
are
MARYLAND
bonds
The
Miller, of Indianapolis.
—
and
1955
par.
1955.
Sale
1
inclusive.
Dated June
Rake
Farmers-Citizens
the
at
bonds
p.m.
Bank, Salem. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
pur¬
8
City.
Legality approved by Burcham &
Blair, of Spokane.
and the
township bonds offered
—
awarded
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Village Treasur¬
Offering—Vera Johnston,
July
on
1985
to
from 1958 to 1985
The
IOWA
civil
un¬
bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
June 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
Dist.,
Sch.
Community
Due
bonds.
1957
300,000 water works utility reve¬
nue
bonds. Due on
July 1
Iowa
State
Township (P. O. R. R.
Porte), Ind.
Bond
and
sive.
til 8 p.m. (CST) on May 10 for the
incl.
1968
bonds are dated
May 1,
Principal and interest (J-J)
payable
No. 3 La
(CST)
Ida.
of- the
Principal and in¬
the District
Galena
of
Offering —J. U.
Chairman
1 from 1956 to
(J-D) payable at a bank or
mutually agree¬
ceive
IDAHO
July 1,
to
The
1955.
company
charis,
Pierce,
Dec.
City
1977 inclusive.
Legality approved by Spalding,
Sibley Troutman & Kelley, of
Atlanta.
1956
1,
July 1, 1968 incl.
Township
bonds.
to
Civil
semi-annually from July
Due
p.m.
INDIANA
1,
1, 1961. Principal and
(M-S)
payab'f; at the
National
501
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
1956
of March
as
on
inclusive.
sewerage reve¬
Dated
1956
12,150
receive
1985 inclusive. Certificates due
to
Kinley,
&
Rockford, until 5
(EST)
purchase of
1
Williams, McCar¬
New Tower,
(CST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $48,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1,
thy
p.m.
March
on
Offering—Edward Maku-
chaser.
will
3
(P. O. Rockford), III.
72
able
Waycross, Ga.
Certificate Offering—C. M. Dix¬
sealed
Sch. Di?t$ Nq-
Winnebago County
lec, Clerk of the Board of School
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor and Washburn, of
New York City.
on,
and
Directors, will receive sealed bids
on
(J-D) payable at the
Savannah
in
payable
(J-J)
June
1962
City Treasurer's office
offices of
on Jan. 1 from 1957 to
inclusive Pr^ipal an<3 in¬
1SDP.-
inclusive.
of June 1, 1961.
and interest
City
May
on
Due
1985
to
receive
(CST) on
May 11 for the purchase of $85,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
purchase of $1,100,000
and sewerage revenue anti¬
from
will
Directors
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
the
cipation certificates.
1
School
of
of
Council, will receive seal¬
ed bids until
Winnebago County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. R. F. D. Rockford), III.
Bond Offering—Clerk of Board
terest
rine S. Redmond, Assistant Clerk
1,
64
mutually agreeable to
Savannah, Ga.
Certificate
on
Lake
1961
to 1975 inclusive.
for
^
to
1975.
1,075,000 23/4s. Due Jan. 1,
Revenues, will receive sealed bids
until
School Township bonds.
Due semi-annually from July
$12,150
ment
from
local investor.
a
improve¬
series B public
47,000
$6,000
(CST) on May 5 for the pur¬
liams, Township Trustee, will re¬ chase of $550,000 building bonds.
ceive
sealed bids until 2
p.m.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
(CST) on May 19 for the pur¬ from 1956 to 1974 inclusive. Legal¬
chase of $24,300 bonds, as follows:
ity approved by Bannister, Car¬
ber-Patterson, Inc., of Fort Wayne
liams, Commissioner of Roads and
A
1958
1960 inclusive.
The
—
assessment sewer bonds
offered the same day were sold to
(P. O. Lafayette), Ind.
District, III.
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Twp. (P. O. R. F. D. 1,
Vallonia), Ind.
Offering — Dolphus Wil¬
Sale
on July
1
inclusive.
Due
from 1957 to 1985
special
Bond
Bond
Park
Skokie
Additional
bonds.
ment
Corp., of Des Moines, as lV2s, at
100.30, a basis of about 1.41%.
callable
are
1, 1959. Principal and
(J-J)
Bond
1972 inclusive.
1969 to
noon
revenue
1955.
from
2s. Due on Jan. 1
430,000 2.10s. Due on Jan. 1 from
n
bids
1
1,
apolis.
Co., of St. Louis, Stern Brothers
& Co., of Kansas City, Reinholdt
& Gardner, and Smith, Moore &
May 11 for the purchase
on
April
inclusive.
Jan.
on
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 181,
1719—were awarded to a group
composed of the Mercantile Trust
Smith, City Clerk-Treasurer, will
receive
on
1968
to
due
payable
at
the
Calumet National Bank, of Ham¬
mond. Legality approved by Ross,
from
1
1984
1956 to
thereafter
and
of July
interest
p.
1957 to
Certificate
Due
1963
1960
as
Jefferson
Morgan County Sch. Dist. No. 117
(P. O. Jacksonville), III.
Bond Sale—The $920,000 build¬
$490,000
Athens, Ga.
at
1962 inclusive.
to
from
are
Inarch 1, 1955 and those
in 1961 and thereafter
able.
Chicago,
Co.,
follows:
1958
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
The
Trust
net interest cost of about
100.13,
improvement
general
bonds.
National
Illinois
$80,000 2s. Due on April
inclusive.
500,000
awarded to the
were
—
Continental
Bonds
as
fol¬
Dodge, of Boston.
Chicopee, Mass.
Bond
ba,
Offering—Edw.
sealed
J.
Ziem-
will receive
bids until noon (DST) on
City
Treasurer,
May 10 for the purchase of $100,-
lows:
000
$184,000 series A public improve¬
Dated
Granby
June
Road
School
bonds.
1, 1955. Due on June
j i
Volume
181
Number 5427
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
~L
(2169)
1
1956
from
to
1960
inclusive.
Durand School District,
Principal and interest payable at
the
National
First
Bank
of
Bos¬
Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
2061—were awarded to Barcus,
Kindred & * Co.,
of Chicago, at
100.13, a net interest cost of about
p.
Boston.
.44%,
Holyoke, Mass.
Sale—The
pavement
follows:
as
2%s.
from
$261,000 of¬
fered April 28—v. 181, p. 1925—
were awarded to R. L. Day & Co.
of Boston, as 1.60s, at a price of
100.15, a basis of about 1.56%.
Minneapolis.
Due
1956 to
75,000 2V2S. Due
1967
to
1
inclusive.
April 1 from
on
1971
April
on
1966
inclusive.
20,000 2s. Due on April 1, 1972.
20,000 iy2s. Due on April 1, 1973.
Sale—The
offered
the
May
3
Second
Trust
$800,000
composed
of
Piper,
Hopwood, Allison
group
Jaffray
Bond
to
Street
Co., Boston, at 0.936% dis¬
count.
aids
The
10
notes are due on Nov. 18,
Payable in Boston or New
York City. Legality approved by
1955.
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
Palmer
Offering
Cronin,
County
receive
sealed
for
1965
Treasurer,
bids
nated
Nov. 1,
1955.
Stevens
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
foe received until 8 p.m. (DST) on
May 9 for the purchase of $75,000
tax anticipation notes. Due Nov.
15, 1955.
June
institution
the
&
Mich¬
a
desig¬
successful
Berry,
of
Detroit.
Bond
Sale—The $350,000 water
fered
May
bonds of¬
revenue
2—v.
awarded
181,
to
a
troit, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
of Toledo, at 100 .0002.
Grandville, Mich.
Offering — Flora
City
Treasurer,
Bond
Van
Zinderen,
Waltham, Mass.
Note
Sale—The
$900,000
notes
ffered April 27 were awarded to
the Newton
Waltham Bank &
-
?rust
Co., Newton, at 0.898% dis-
ount.
~
Worcester), Mass.
awarded
ere
to
the
Street
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1960 incl.
Principal and interest (M-S) pay
on
Second
Trust
Co.,
of
oston, at 0.987% discount.
Sch. Dist. No. 4 (P. O.
11
1955.
Battle Creek), Mich.
Bond
Offering—W.
Township
Clenk,
L.
to
Raynes
will
receive
ealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $430,000 water supply and distribution
ystem improvement and refund¬
ing revenue bonds. Dated Dec. 1
1954.
to
Due
1988
April
on
from
1
1956
inclusive.
Principal and
'nterest (A-O) payable at the Deroit Trust Co., Detroit.
Legality
pproved
by
Miller,
Canfield
Stone, of Detroit.
addock &
Belleville, Mich.
Sale
obile
onds
—
The
parking
offered
925—were
$60,000 auto-
system
revenue
May 2—v.
awarded
to
181,
p
McDon-
ld-Moore & Co., of Detroit.
Shelby), Mich.
$80,000 buildbonds offered April 28—v. 181
ng
1925—were awarded to Kenow-
.
r,
MacArthur & Co., of Detroit
ntil
8
purchase
uilding
955.
on
on
of
Dated
May 12
$325,000
to
company
be
designated
the successful bidder. Legality
pproved
by
Miller,
Canfield
y
addock &
ial
assessement
1,
payable at the Detroit
Trust Co.,
Detroit. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Berry,
Stevens
&
Moorman, of Detroit.
aving
181,
bonds
offered
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 181
p. 1925—were awarded to Barcus
Kindred & Co., of
Chicago.
Township School Dist
No. 1 (P. O. St.
Charles), Mich.
Bond Sale—The
$80,000 build
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 181
1925—were warded to
1.63%,
78,000 2s. Due
on
as
and
May
spe
alley
3
follows:
Nov.
15, 1956
1957.
78,000 iy2s. Due
improvement
bonds
May 2—v. 181, p. 2061—
offered
awarded
were
to
McDonald
Moore & Co., of Detroit.
nterest
(J-J)
payable
at
any
aanking institution designated by
sealed
by
Dorsey,
Barker, Scott & Barber of Min¬
neapolis,
and
Oppenheimer,
Hodgson, Brown, Baer & Wolff, of
May
$735,000
bonds.
Nov. 15, 1958
and 1959.
18
will
receive
the
(CST)
purchase
o:!
disposal
plant
Dated June 1, 1955.
Due
Dec.
elusive.
sewage
1
from
Bonds
thereafter
1966.
1956
due
a
to
in
callable
are
Principal
payable at
the
for
bank
successful
1975
1967
as
and
bonds
1925
p.
First
awarded
were
—
National
Bank
of
anc
of Dec
interest
Legality
Bond
to
the
Minne¬
Bond
Paul, Minn.
Offering—Joseph N. Mit¬
Comptroller, will re¬
chell,
City
ceive
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
of
on May 18 for the purchase
$6,900,000 bonds, as follows:
inclusive,
bonds.
Due
1958 to
3,200,000
1985
Due
1958 to
improvement
May 1 from
on
1985
bonds
improvement
May 1 from
inclusive.
general
bonds.
The
on
inclusive.
are
dated
May 1,
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King & Dawson,
of New York City.
1955.
Interest
awarded
to
a
headed by
of Memphis.
group
National Bank,
Okalona Municipal Separate School
District, Miss.
City
Ofefring
Clerk,
O.
—
will
E.
Shell,
receive
sealed
inclusive.
M-N.
County Indep. Con. School
No.
1
(P. O. Morris), Minn.
Bond Offering — Woodrow W.
ceive
sealed
(CST)
bids
until
County (P. O. Pontotoc),
Mississippi
Bond
Sale
The $50,000 road
bridge bonds offered May 2
and
2s,
100.07.
1965
Due
at
serially from 1956 to
inclusive.
3:30
re¬
Nos.
(P.
O.
1,
2 and 3
Luka), Miss.
Offering
The Clerk of
—
the Board of Supervisors will re¬
sealed bids
until
11
a.m.
(CST) on May 17 for the purchase
of $300,000 industrial plant bonds.
Yalobusha and Lafayette
Counties,
Camp Ground Special Consol. Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Coffeeville), Miss.
Bond
p.
2061
of
as
callable
May
1, 1966. Principal and
payable at any suitable
bank designated by the purchas¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
er.
West St. Paul, Minn.
Bond
bids
Offering
Clerk,
until
will
8
p.m.
—
E.
Zehnder,
receive
(CST)
the
MISSOURI
t
10:30
Due
a.m.
July 1 from
on
1957 to
The
Bank,
Hanover
St.
Louis,
Bank,
or
New
City. Legality approved by Bryan,
Cave, McPheeters & McRoberts,
of St.
May
$50,000
p.m.
Merchants
National
Bank,
Denville
Township (P. O.
Denville), N. J.
Bond
to
Sale
v.
181,
B.
—
The
1926
were
sewer
offered
—
May 4
awarded
Van
Ingen & Co., Inc.,.
City, as 2.15s, at 100.01,.
basis of about
a
$80,000
bonds
p.
J.
New York
2.14%.
Hightstown, N. J.
Bond Offering — Elsie
Liedtke, Borough Clerk, will
sealed' bids
(DST)
until
8
K.
re¬
pjn.
May 17 for the purchase
$17,500
fire
engine
bonds.
on
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June 1
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
at
the
First
(J-D)
payable
National
Bank
oi
Hightstown, or at the Hightstown
Trust Co. Legality
approved byHawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Hoboken. N. J.
Bond
Sale—The
$190,000 sew¬
disposal bonds offered May 4
181, p. 2062—were awarded
age
—v.
Shields
& Co., of New
2.70s, at 100.54, a
about 2.63%.
York
as
Red Bank,
Bond
basis
N. J.
Offering—Amy E. Shinn.
Borough Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed
bids until 8:30
(DST)
p.m.
on
May 23 for the purchase of $503,000 bonds, as follows:
$45,000
general
bonds. Due on
1956 to
38,000
1964
improvement,
June
1956
Due
to
420,000
from.
improvement
June
on
1963
1
from.
inclusive.
bonds.
from
Due
1956
sewer
June 1
1
inclusive.
general
bonds.
at
York
re¬
8
New York City.
inclusive.
(J-J)
will
until
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of
1994
Principal and interest
payable at the Boatmen's
Elizabeth-
—
Clerk,
bids
on
Louis
(CST) on May 19
for the purchase of $875,000 non
tax-exempt first mortgage dormi¬
tory bonds. Dated July 1, 1954.
1975
to
on
in¬
clusive.
Louis.
The
bonds are dated June
1*
1955. Principal and interest (J-D)
MONTANA
Great Falls,
Bond
City
Offering
Clerk,
bids
31
until
for
will
8
the
payable
Mont.
—
Bank
Fred L.
receive
(MST)
p.m.
purchase
Hill,
sealed
on
May
1955.
Amortization
the first
be
the
bonds
will
be
choice; serial bonds will
second
Council.
choice of the
City
Interest J-J.
(P.
O. Eureka),
Bonds Not
Second
Bank.
National
Legality
ap¬
by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Ridgefield,
Bond
Sale
N.
J.
The
$89,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April 29
—v.
181, p. 1926—were awarded
to
the
—
Ridgefield National Bank.
2.15s,
at
a
price
of
100.05,
a
basis of about 2.14%.
Mont.
Sold—No bids
the
proved
as
Lincoln County Sch. District No. 13
at
of Red
of
$100,000
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
sealed
oh
Offering
Borough
Cape May. Legality approved
St.
until
May 1 from
inclusive.
the
of
University (P. O.
Louis), Mo.
Bond Offering — O. E. Shell,
President, will receive sealed bids
1975
on
at
to
p.m.
interest
City
to
Valley.
May 1 from
inclusive.
Due
of
City,
1970 inclusive. Bonds due
are
awarded
were
—
Bank of Water
ot
May 24 for the pur¬
chase of $15,000
equipment bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on
May 1
from 1956 to 1962
inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N)
payable
Sale—The
$10,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 181,
1966
sealed
(DST)
of
ceive
May 10 for the purchase
of $400,000 building bonds. Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1956 to
Bond
ceive
Tishomingo County Supervisors
on
NEW JERSEY
—
awarded to the First Nation¬
Bank of Pontotoc, as
cost
Cape May Point, N. J.
were
al
Due
to
assessment
on
in 1968 and thereafter
1967
interest
follows:
as
45,000 3%s.
—
Pontotoc
net
a
3.67%,
$45,000 3V2s.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 9
for the purchase of
$35,000 build¬
ing bonds. Due from 1957 to 1963
National
Stevens
100.01,
about
ceive
$786,000 special
street improvement bonds offered
April 28—v. 181, p. 1926 — were
St.
school
1926—were awarded to Hanna&
Talbot, of San Francisco,,
ford
Davis,
Bond Sale—The
$1,500,000 water works bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1985
2,200,000
Sale —The
$90,000 build¬
1958 to
apolis.
St.
p.
Miss.
Meridan, Miss.
Bond
$181,250 hospi¬
May 3—v. 181,
offered
4
.
Nye County, Toiyabe Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Gabbs), Nev.
the purchase of
$95,000 water im¬
provement
bonds.
Due
serially
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Dists.
Bond Sale—The
S
NEVADA
Offering — L. C. Turner,
City Clerk, will receive bids un¬
2 p.m.
(CST) on May 10 for
County (P. O. Pine City),
NEW YORK
were
1966 inclusive. Principal and
interest payable at a
banking in¬
stitution designated
by the suc¬
$175,-
Babylon and Oyster Bay Union Fre«
School District No. 6 (P. O.
Amityville), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 18L
p. 2062—were awarded to Francis
000
Special Improvement District
cessful
No.
13
I. du Pont & Co., New York City,
for
the
purchase
of
on
Jan.
June
from
1
1957
bidder. Legality approved
by
Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Macartney, of St. Paul.
MISSISSIPPI
in
designated by
bidder.
Marks,
Minnesota
tal
bonds.
Bond
St. Paul.
Pine
until
at
received
1926
on
for
—
Corinth, Miss.
Bond Offering — Gerald Harri¬
son, City Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed
bids
until
10
a.m.
(CST)
on
May 12 for the purchase of $850,-
April
the
29—v.
181, p.
$95,000 building
bonds.
to
bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
on
Manager,
Legality
Colman,
approved
10
Offering—R.L. Van Nock
City
bidder.
swimming pool bonds. Dated
MINNESOTA
ler,
receive
1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from 1958
1965 inclusive.
Principal and
successful
of
purchase of $130,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Due serially from
1956 to 1971 inclusive.
1;o
assessment
1,
on
Barcus
Co., of Chicago.
Springfield, Mich.
Sale—The $24,000 specia
Bond
will
bids
May 18 for the
$172,500
building
ing bonds offered May 2—v.
181,
Bond
Aldrich,
sealed
on
Offering — J. T. Wade,
City Clerk, will receive bids until
2 p.m.
(CST) on May 10 for the
14), Minn.
11:30 a.m. (CST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $1,000.000 general obligation airport
improvement bonds. Dated April
the
purchase
Holly Springs, Miss.
The
Director,
1, 1955. Due
2061—were awarded to
raun, Bosworth & Co., Inc., o:'
oledo, at 100.08, a net interest
and
Charles
in
callable
are
Wieland, District Clerk, will
Michigan
Bond Sale—The
$295,000 build
p.
due
bids at
Dist.
Albert Lea, Minn.
p.
ost of about
oral
Community School District
Kindred &
thereafter
Bond Offering—Robert
1955
(M-N)
Bonds
May 1, 1960.
xecutive
of Educa¬
Nov. 1 from 1955 to 1971
inclusive. Principal and interesi;
Bond
$156,000
street
bank¬
on
Stone, of Detroit.
Sale—The
and
of
May 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
St. Paul
purchase of $500,000 building and
site bonds.
Dated May
Detroit, Mich.
Bond
a
and
Conkey,
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metropolitan
Airports Commission (P. O.
1956
bidder.
Secretary of the Board
June
Principal and in(J-J) payable at a bank or
from
tion, will receive sealed bids unti
8 p.m.
(EST) on May 12 for the
July 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
erest
rust
bonds.
Due
973
(EST)
p.m.
the
or
1
Principal
Lincoln Park School
District, Mich
Bond Offering—Helen Mueller
St.
Secretary of the Board of
rustees, will receive sealed bids
May
on
by the
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller,
Canfield, Pad¬
dock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Corunna School District, Mich.
Bond Offering — Harold Walace,
Dated
inclusive.
successful
O.
Sale—The
bonds.
May
$170,000
May
on
of
interest (M-N) payable at
ing institution designated
Community School District
(P.
Bond
(EST)
p.m.
purchase
Due
Linden
enona
8
the
1973
Due
Bond
until
for
building
Twp. (P. O.
1969
1961
Lansing),
Michigan
Bond Offering — Alfred Marquardt, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids
MICHIGAN
Battle Creek
City Treasurer's office.
F.
bonds. Dated May
revenue
1955. Due
1;o
Lansing and Delta Twps. Fractional
„Note Sale — The $500,000 notes
ffered May 3—v. 181, p. 2061
Bank-State
will
receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(EST) on May 9 for the purchase
of
$49,000
special
assessment
able at the
Worcester County (P. O.
nicipal
com¬
posed of McDonald-Moore &
Co.,
J. V. Sattley &
Co., both of De¬
Minn.
Offering—H.
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
May 9
the purchase of $100,000 mu¬
1925—
p.
group
(MST)
Bond
for
as
supply system
receive
p.m.
til
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bidder.
by
Moorman,
Inland Park,
Bond
1,
to
will
1955
of St. Louis.
2061—were awarded
p.
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, of
Minneapolis.
Flushing, Mich.
were
Tewksbury, Mass.
of
Dated
approved
10:30
a.m.
(DST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $750,000 notes. Dated
on
by
181,
-v.
to
May
$40,000
(M-N) payable at
Legality
building bonds offered May
on
Principal and in¬
banking
Bond Sale—The $75,000 munic¬
Loed-
May 1 from 1956
on
will
until
May 17, 1955 and due
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
igan
Timothy J.
E.
(EST)
p.m.
the
terest
—
8
1955. Due
Middlesex
Note
until
building
&
County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Offering—Ray
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
May
from
&
price of par.
ipal
ing,
Dated
1
1974
Williams Co.,
-
Doth of Minneapolis, and Mannheimer-Egan, Inc., of St. Paul, at
(P. O.
Peck), Mich.
notes
awarded
were
Bank-State
Twp. Union Sch. Dist.
industrial bonds.
1, 1955. Due on Nov.
to
Belgrade, Minn.
iZlk
Lynn, Mass.
Note
000
inclusive.
County Indep. School Dist.
Principal and
interest
No. 48 (P. O. Circle
(M-N)
payable
at
a
Pines), Minn.
banking institution designated by
Bond Sale—The
$169,500 build¬ the
successful bidder.
Legality ap¬
ing bonds offered April 28—v. 181,
proved by Charles &
Trauernicht
p. 1925—were awarded to
Anoka
a
$135,000
and
bonds totaling
sewer
approved by Faegre & Benson, of
$250,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
ton.
Bond
Mich.
Bond Sale—The
57
Popular, Mont.
Bond
&
Sale—An
bonds
Co.,
Inc.,
was
of
issue
of
sold to
Seattle,
Grande
as
4%s.
as
2.60s, at 100.21,
a
basis of about
2.57%.
Dated April
1, 1955. Interest A-O.
Legality approved
by Preston,
Thorgrimscn
&
Horowitz,
of
Bethel
Bond
County Sch. Dist. No.
(P.O. Billings), Mont.
Bond Offering — P. O.
Brush,
26
Clerk
of
the
Board
of
Trustees,
Fire
District
mer,
(DST)
of
Offering—John
sealed
on
bids
O.
Y.
H.
District Treasurer,
ceive
White
(P.
Kauneonpa Lake), N.
Seattle.
Yellowstone
(Town of), North
Lake
until
Vass-
will
2
re¬
p.m.
May 9 for the purchase
$12,000 fire fighting apparatus
#
58
The Commeteial and Financial Chronicle
(2170)
to
way,
District
Sewer
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
1955. Due
2.70s.
the State
to
a
Lake Fire District
(P. O. Kauneonga Lake), N. Y.
Sale
The
—-
;
100.12,
Cato,
Brutus,
and
2062
Conquest, Sennett
water
181,
v.
—
the
to
President of the Board-of Educa¬
v
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 11:30 a.m. (DST) on May"18
the
for
building
1955.
$1,125,000
Dated June 15,
bonds.
Due
on
1956
June 15 from
York
City.
Fulton, N. Y.
Sale
Bond
—
The $420,000
im¬
provement bonds offered May 3—
v.
a
181, p". 2062—were awarded to
group composed of Blair & Co.,
Gibbons & Co.,
Weigolji & Co., all
York City, as 2.20s, at
basis of about 2.15%.
George
Inc.,
Chas.
and
New
of
New
Bond
Clarke,
100.34,
a
Central
^
will
until
bids
re¬
2
p.m.
and interest
(M-N) payable at the
First National Bank, of Highland.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
\
■
Mount Morris, Leicester, Groveland
and West
School District
No.
2
Bond Sale—The
$400,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 4—v. 181,
p. 1926—were awarded to a group
composed of George B. Gibbons &
Co., Inc., Chas. E. Weigold & Co.,
and R. D. White & Co., all of New
York City, as 2V4S, at 100.16,' a
basis of about 2.22%.
1 P. O. Mount
Morris), N.
Bond
New York City Housing
New
Authority,
Note Sale—The $4,775,000 Issue
CVI notes offered
May 4—v. 181,
awarded to East¬
2062—were
Dillon & Co., New York
City, at 5% interest, plus a pre¬
man,
District
Clerk, will receive sealed
rate being 0.67079%.
bonds.
Dated May
1,
May 1 from 1956 to
1976 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest (M-N) payable at the Lin¬
1955. Due
on
coln Rochester Trust
Co., Roches¬
ter. Legality approved by Vandewater, Sykes. Heckler & Gallo¬
way of New York City.
Horseheads, Big Flats and Elmira
Central Sch. Dist. No. 2 (P. O.
Elmira Heights), N. Y.
Bond
ten,
Offering—Harry H. HatClerk, will receive
sealed bids until 11:30
a.m.
(DST)
May 12 for the purchase of $1,900,000
building
bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
on
1955
to
1978
and interest
Marine
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at the
Midland
Southern
Principal
Trust
Co.
Kinderhook, Stuyvesant, Stockport,
Chatham,
Schodack
and
Nassau Central School District
No.
Valley, N. Yr
Bond Sale
The $10,500 fire
truck bonds offered
May 2 —
v. 181, p.
1926—were awarded to
the
First
Newark
National
Valley,
Port
as
Bank
2.40s, at
Bond
Gowen,
ceive
par.
Chester, N. Y.
—
Daniel A.
O'Connell, Village Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
(DST)
bids
until-
4
re¬
p.m.
My 12 for the purchase
$91,000 improvement and appa¬
on
ratus bonds. Dated May 15, 1955.
Due on Nov. 15 from 1955 to 1958
inclusive.
Principal
payable at
(M-N)
interest
County
and
the
District
sealed
Gertrude F.
Clerk,
bids
until
will
2
re¬
p.m.
on May 11 for the purchase
$1,271,000
building
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1984 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
'
of
York
New
Utica, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thomas J. Nel¬
City
ceive
Comptroller,
sealed
(DST)
bids
will
until
re¬
noon
May 12 for the pur¬
$489,000 bonds, as fol¬
on
of
lows:
~
$345,000
public
109,000
Due
■
improvement
p u
bonds.
on
b 1 i
Due
May
1
from
Offering—W. H. Winkler,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on May 17
for the purchase of $150,000 sew¬
system improvement bonds.
erage
Dated
June
from
1
1, 1955. Due
1956
1980
to
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
pay¬
the
at
Liberty Bank, or at
the First National Bank, both of
Ada.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker,
Marburger,
Barton, of Columbus.
Evatt
&
street
assessment
on
May
1
from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
.35,000
assessment
bonds.
Due
improvement
on
May
1
from
1956 to 1964 inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
May 1,
1955. Principal and interest (M-N)
are
1962 to
Ottawa
181,
Bond
highway
anfd
.bondjs' ottered
1927—were
p.
im¬
May
&
First National Bank, of
4
Co.,
2V4S, at
a
1956 to
Boehm
Village
ceive
sealed
(DST)
to
M.
h
the
storm
bonds.
re¬
noon
pur¬
water
to
1973
street
Oct.1
(A-O) payable at the
Elyria Savings & Trust Co., ElyLegality approved by Squire,
Sanders
& Dempsey,
of Cleve¬
403,000
s
t
bonds.
t
1956%. to
Due
td
1960
improvement notes.
sewer
17,700 water main improvement
notes.
dated May 1, 1955
are
mature
April 30, 1957.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
June
1,
able
the
at
First
Delaware.
National
Bank
Legality
approved
Cleveland.
p.
&
Inc.,
b$£h'~ of
J.
R.
and
June
dated
are
June 1 from 1956
Shuler
office.
as
Legality
a
McCulloc
Sayre, of Portland.
Winfree,
by
&
Harney County Sch. District No.
(P. O. Box 113, Burns), Ore.
Bond.Sale—The
$17,000
buil
ing bonds offered April 26
v.
181, p. 1823—were awarded
the First National Bank of Po
land.
Multnomah
ties
and
Clackamus
School
Joint
District
Cou
No.
O. Route 2, Box 341,
Gresham), Ore.
Bond Offering—Hilma P. Swe
(P.
.
will recei
(PST)
May 16 for the purchase of $2
000 building bonds. Dated May
Edwards,
Oklahoma
callable
are
Clerk,
District
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
offered
Canfjeldt,
Treasurer's
proved
son,
County (P. O. Sayre),
$125,000 road
May 3 — v. 181,
2062-^wbre awarded to Calvert
bonds
est
Ohio
Sale -p- The
Bond
on
on
inclusive
1, 1960. Principal and inte
(J-D)
payable at the Ci
Oklahoma
The notes
and
bonds
Due
June
on
1965
thereafter
OKLAHOMA
Beckham
1962 to
Dec.
Delaware, Ohio
"assessment
street
improvement
Note Offering—Robert E. King,
bonds offered April 29 — v. 181,
Director of Finance, will receive
p. 1927—were awarded to Fahey,
sealed bids until noon (EST) on
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as 2V4S,
May 19 for the purchase of $91,- at
100.11, a basis of about 2.23%.
900 notes, as follows:
$74,200
The
Due
1965 inclusive. Bonds due in 1
from
BondSale— The $15,932 special
v
from
inclusive.
1961
2%s.
and
1
dated
Wauseon,
*
2.97%.
N
Oct.
payable at the Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, New York City, or
Bond Sale—The $251,000 school
aOhe Ohio Citizens Trust Co.,
building bonds offered May 4— Toledo. ' Legality
approved
by
v.
181, p. 1927—were awarded to T-Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of CinWidmann & Co., of Cincinnati, asf cifmhti.
about
1959 to
19,000.00
in-
Exempted
Village Sch. Dist., Ohio
basis -of
May'
First
$13,065.38 4s. Due on June 1 fro
.v
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
12,000.00 2s. Due on June 1 fr
on
Chesapeake. Union
a
the
follows:
as
im-
1955* Principal and interest (A-O).
100.30,
offered
to
net interest cost of about 2.33
a
Sheehy,
inclusive.
are
$44,065.38 i
bonds
awarded
improvement
t
on
1965
fro
tional Bank of Portland, at 100.1
1955.
r e e
bonds
The
land.
at
provement
were
sewer
1956
Sale—The
Bond
.
inclusive.
bonds.
Due
Due
OREGON
"
.
bonds.
Grant's Pass, Ore.
June 1 from
and
from
(elusive. *
•
Englart
receive seal
(CST) on Ma
purchase of $35,(L
will
works
June 1 from
on
noon (EST) on May 24
purchase of $247,000 spe¬
provement
■v
the
for
10
water
cial assessment bonds, as follows:
$144,000
Clerk,
bids until, 7:30 p.m.
£ify Auditor, will receive sealed
Dated
Spencer, Okla.
Offering—J. D.
Bond
Town
bids until
for the
inclusive.
June 1 from
on
Bond Offering—John J.
ria.
3s.
1961
to
Toledo, Ohio
«
until-
bids
1957 to 1973 inclusive.
on
1980
of Educatio
sealed
(CST) on May 9 for th
purchase of $4,950 transportatic
equipment bonds. Due from 19"
group
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
inclusive.
1975
a
receive
1966 inclusive.
430,000"3s. Due
Due on Oct. 1 from
Principal
April 1, 1955.
1956
for
16
drain
p
until
$1,103,000
and
Morrison), Okla.
Offering—Lester Thurbe
of the Board
p.m.
'
245,000 2%s. Due
,
will
Clerk,
bids
May
on
of
chase
sewer
\
will
& Co., Ginther, Johnson &
Co., both of Cleveland, and Wal¬
ter, Woody & Heimerdinger, of
Cincinnati, at a price of 100.02, a
net interest cost of about 2.86%,
$325,000 2V£s. Due
Ohio
Offering—J o s e
Clerk
Reid
offered May 3 — v. 181,
1927—were awarded to Fahey,
Clark & Co., of Cleveland, as 2%s,
at 100.55, a basis of about 2.65%.
Bond
County Dependent Scho
v
2062—were awarded to
~
Miami,
District No. 7 (P. O. Route 2,
Sale—The
follows:
18
th
to
price' of par.
a
Pawnee
ol'
100.35,
at
1;68%.
awarded
were
—
awarded
composed of Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son & Curtis, of Chicago; Fulton,
bonds
fro
1967 inclusive.
County Dependent Scho
1927
p.
$1,000,000 first
mortgage sewerage system reve¬
nue bonds offered May 2—v.
181,
p.
"
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Miami), Okla.
Bond
Sale—The $8,000
build
Painestnlle, Ohio
improvement
follow
inclusive.
1960
to
Sold—-The
ditch
provement
$26,885 special
Josey
as
20,000 l%s. Due in 1961.
120,000 2s. Due serially
Sale—The $245,390 water
supply,
p.
I.
Cojunty (P.O. Toledo), Ohio ing bonds offered April 28—v.
Bond
—v.
H.
to
bon
206
p.
$60,000 2s. Due serially from 195
The issue will be reoffered.
Lucas
awarded
were
181,
Co., of Oklahoma City,
$45,000
improvement bonds offered April
30—v. 181, p. 1927—were not sold.
as
Amherst, Ohio
Sale—The
Bond
City,
jointly
1955.
to
Due
1965
on
Nov.
19
from
15
inclusive.
Principal
a
interest
(M-N)
payable at t
County Treasurer's office. Leg
ity approved by Winfree, McC
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portia
■
1
.
Franklin County (P.
Ohio
Caddo
O. Columbus),
Cpunty Dependent Sch. Dist.
No. 71'(P. O. Route 3, Anadarko),
Oklahoma
■\■
Bond Offering—Ella A. McCar-
Bond*; Offering—W.
ley, Assistant Clerk of the Board
of
County
Commissioners, will
Clerk of
receive
will
sealed
bids
until
10
a.m.
May 18 for the purchase
of $1,115,000 bonds, as follows:
(EST)
on
$1,000,000 series C, postwar plan¬
ning (unlimited taxes) bonds.
Due
improvement
c
the
furniture
and
May 2—v.
Bond
,
chase
Not
repair
offered
Hubbard, Ohio
Hayden,; Miller
Cleveland, as L%s,
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, Of
son,
at
$35,000
Bond Sale—The $200,000 buil
ing,
Banking Co.
by
Squire,
to
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
lor & Washburn, of New York
City.
1956 to 1964 inclusive.
—
to
of
bonds.
Offering
1956
Trust Co. of Port Chester. Legal¬
(P. O. Valatie),
(DST)
of
of
Bond Offering
New York
1
from
-
Washburn,
—
of
New
York,
Elmira
Heights.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Ghent,
$152,742.87, the effective
Newark
of
District
&
&
approved
from
bonds.
Avon Lake,
York
mium of
building
Legality
and interest
ft. Y.
r
Offering—Nelson J. East,
bids until 3:30 p.m. (DST) onMay
17 for the purchase of $480,000
lor
Y.
2.45%.
Bond
(P. O. Rochester),
1
payable
May 11 f
buildin
on
of
Osage County Indep Sch. Dist. N
2 (P. O. Pawhuska), Okla.
Principal and
Savings
Bonds
sewer
June
on
1
bonds are dated June 1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable in New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Reed, Hoyt, Tay¬
Sale—The
$890,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 5—v. 181,
p. 1926—were awarded io a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart &
Co., George B. Gibbons & Co.,
Inc., both of New York City, and
Sage, Rutty & Co., of Rochester,
as 2y2S, at 100.57, a basis of about
p.
Greece Union Free Sch. Dist. No. 6
Sparta Central School
District No.
B.
(P. O. Mohawk), N. Y.
Due
of
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
:
inclusive.
sanitary
(J-D)
Grafton
purchase
bonds. Due from 1958 to 1964 inc
Dec. 1 from 1956
on
basis of about
Arthur H.
—
Clerk,
District
sealed
ceive
York
Offering
E.
German Flatts, Little and Columbia
900,000
1981
purchase
(CST)
p.m.
the
Ada, Ohio
-Principal anld" "(DST) on May 10 for the purchase
of $113,000 building bonds. Dated
interest (J-D) payable at the Ma¬
rine Midland Trust Co., New York May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
1956 to 1966 inclusive.
Principal
City. Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
to
7:30
Lo¬
system
June
on
for ihe
1965 inclusive.
Bond
inclusive.
1985
to
11
1, 1955. Due
OHIO
Lloyd, Marlborough, New Platz and
Esopus Central School District
No. 3 (P. O. Highland),
of
purchase
1956
Due
«
City.
Trust
Traders
2.55%.
Offering—Fay H. Wolford,
light
electric
bonds.
on
E.
$11,780 special assessment street
improvement bonds. Dated June
1955.
(P. O. Weedsport), N. Y.
Bond
600,000
'
:
Buffalo, and ,Roosevelt &
Cross, of New York City, jointly,
as 2.60s, at 100.46, a basis of about
Throop Central Sch. Dist.
Due
1989 in¬
to
The
(P. O.
Y.
awarded
&
Manufacturers
1956
1990 inclusive.
4
May
were
—
from
Co.,
basis of about 2.87%.
a
offered
bonds
p.
bonds.
water
1
clusive.
p.
Sale—The $145,000
Bond
fighting equipment .bonds offered
May 3 —v. 181, p. 2062 —were
awarded
to,* the
First National
Bank of Jeffersonville, as 2.90s,
at
$59,500 general
Lancaster), N.
May
on
interest
follows:
as
June
Lancaster Water District
Ra¬
bonds,
basis of about 2.46%.
fire
$12,000
in
to
City, and Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
Newark, jointly, as 2V2S, at 100.03,
White
office
leigh until 11 a.m. (EST) on May
17 for the purchase of $2,600,000
2062—were awarded
Lebenthal & Co., New York
181,
his
at
Offering—Robert
gan,
Vilage Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (DST)
Easter-
E.
Commission, will receive
bids
sealed
$1,100,000
Y.
;
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
improvement bonds offered May 5
—v.
Washburn, of New Ydrk City.
Bond
basis of about
a
Bond Sale—The
Bank, of Albany.* ' Legality ap¬
proved by Heed, Hoyt, Taylor &
Bethel,
100.15,
Lancaster, N.
inclusive.
(M-N) payable at
at
as
2.67%.
(DST) on
May 1 from 1956 to
Principal and in¬
on
Co., of Buffalo, jointly,
Trust
receive
will
3—v. 181, p.
to Roosevelt
Cross, of New York City, and
the
Manufacturers
&
Traders
Offering—John M. Oliver,
Supervisp&;
May
&
May 10 for the purchase of $17,000 sewer bonds.
Dated May 1,
1971
offered
Grafton, Ohio
CAROLINA
Offering—W.
Bond Offering—Floyd F. He
ley, Clerk of the Board of Educ
tion, will receive sealed bids unt
^
Bond
Bond
30
Cleveland.
Rocky Mount, N. C.
$190,000 water
1926—were awarded
(P. O. Delmar), N. Y.
terest
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
Elsmere
Town
NORTH
(P. O. Clinton), N. Y.
Monday, May 9, 195
.
Osage County Indep. Sch. Dist. N
(P. O. Box 425, Wyona), Okl
office.
of New York City.
Water Dist.
Clark Mills
Kirkland,
of), Delmar~
payable at the County Treasurer's
Legality approved
by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
Treasurer's
City
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
•
Bethlehem (Town
the
at
by Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
County
Bond
payable
office. Legality approved by Van¬
Liberty.
sonville.
of
Galloway, of New York City.
(J-J) payable at the Sul¬
National Bank, of
Legality
approved by
Frederick W. V. Schadt, of Jefferlivan
Bank,
approved
Legality
Kinderhook.
Due on July 1 from 1955
1964 inclusive. Principal and
1, 1954.
interest
Union
National
the
at
equipment bonds. Dated July
and
.
.
on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to
1980 inclusive.
the Board
recdive
sealed
of
E.
Rogers
Education,
bids
until
2
(CST) on May 10 for the
purchase of $5,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1957
p.m.
to
1961
Kiowa
No. 2
inclusive. *
County Indep. Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Lone Wolf), Okla.
115,000 Sewer District, Truro No.
Bond Offering —*Jack Clark,
2, Improvement No. 455 (spe¬ Clerk of the Board of Education,
cial assessment bonds). Due "will receive sealed bids until 8
on Sept.
1 from 1956 to 1965 p.m. (CST) on May 11 for the
inclusive.
The
1955.
bonds
are
dated
May
1,
Principal and interest (M-S)
purchase of $15,000 transportation
equipment bonds. Due from 1957
to 1963 inclusive.
Northern
Wasco County Peopl
Utility District (P. O.
The Dalles), Ore.
Bond
Offering—Roy T. Joh
son, District Secretary, will r
ceive
bids
sealed
(PST)
May
on
unitl
2:30
for the
21
p.
p
chase of
$458,000 electric reven
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due
incl
1
Principal and interest
able
at
from
1985
Jan.
sive.
the
1960
First
to
National
pa
Ba
of Portland. Legality approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Pendleton,
Bond
Sale
—
Ore.
The
$20,000 i
May
1927—were award
provement bonds offered
—v.
181,
to 'the
p.
First
National
Bank
Number 5427
181
Volume
Portland,
100.22,
z?;
will
basis
a
of about 1.96%.
County Sch. Dist. No. 4
(P. O. Tygh Valley), Ore.
First
awarded
were
National Bank
of
O.
First
National
Legality
Portland.
Bank
approved
Thorndike,
of
Note
by
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Bond
000
1955. Due
Sale—An
terest
(J-D)
&
1 from 1956 to
and in¬
payable
general
bonds
issue
Due*
2s.
Du|J
15,000 2.30s. Due
1967 to
Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
,
Offering—Jas.
Controller,
W.
will
The
Knox,
1955
receive
bonds
and
#,570,000 bridge bonds.
Simons, of
1,710,000 Peoples' road bonds.
600,000 public building bonds.
240,000 lot and block assessment;
plant bonds.
1955. Due
1985
dated
are
June
1,
June 1 from 1956 to
on
inclusive. Interest J-D.
Bond
School
District,
Offering—R.
B.
Mi
on
Nov.
from
1
1956
Principal
to
in¬
1965
and
interest
payable at the Peoples First Na¬
tional
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
Pitts¬
burgh.
Legality
approved
by
Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl,
of Pittsburgh.
City Clerk
will receive sealed bids until May
19 for the purchase of $100,000 in¬
repairs and
provement bonds.
street
im¬
the
Board
of
sealed
(CST)
June
Sale—The
awarded
tional
Bank
of
to
the
Clerk
Bducation
bids
until
Maji
on
The
9
will
re¬
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
1,
from
1955. s*Due
1956
t#
June
on
1973
able at
inclusive.
des¬
ignated by the successful bidder.
Legality approved by Danforth &
Danforth, of Sio&x Falls.
'
*
S.
First
Na¬
McKeesport.
Kane, Pa.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until May
12 for the
purchase of $150,000 street and
sewer improvement bonds.
awarded to Butcher & Sher-
rerd,
of
Philadelphia,
3s,
as
at
100.27.
bids
11
until
for
Dak.
8
the
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
May
on
of
$25,000
June
from
Bonds due
to
in
callable
are
1, A955.
1958
Due
1969
Jan.
on
inclusive.
#65 and thereafter
as»
of
Jan.
1,
1964.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
at
a
banking
institution
designated by the successful bid¬
Pennsylvania (Commonwealth of)
Secondaary Offering — Fred
Davies, Jr., Assistant Secretary of
Pennsylvania
ployee's
State
Retirement
Board
Em¬
will
receive sealed bids at
the Mellon
National Bank & Trust Co., Har-
nsburg, Pa., until 11 a.m. (DST)
May 11 for the purchase of
r.n
various
blocks
of
Philadelphia
City bonds aggre¬
gating $2,811,000.
'
end New York
Upper Darby Township (P. O.
Upper Darby), Pa.
Bond Sale
The $400,000 im¬
—v.
181,
bonds
p.
offered
1927—were
May
3
awarded
to J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc., New
York City, as l%s, at
100.68,
Lrsis
about
of
RHODE
a
1.77%.
ISLAND
Bond Offering—Edward F. Mc-
Director
of
Finance,
of
Oct.
able
the
at
Chemical
Corn
Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Chapman
& Cutler, of Chicago.
Housing Authority,
Tennessee
Note
Offering
Treasurer
receive
(EST)
of
the
sealed
on
Secretary-
—
Edward
that
nounces
•
Seddon
Authority
bids
until
1
p.m.
$1,493,000
preliminary
loan
7, 1955. Due
on Dec.
9, 1955. Legality approved
by Wood, King & Dawson, of New
York City.
notes.
Dated
June
Sullivan
County (P. O.
Blountville), Tenn.
Bond
Offering
County
sealed
(CST)
awarded
were
to
a
group
com¬
posed of C. H. Little & Co., Jack¬
son, J. M. Dain & Co., Minneap¬
Mid-South
Securities
Co.,
and
Clark, Landstreet & Kirkpatrick, Inc., both of Nashville.
Dyer, Tenn.
Offering — Mayor C. C.
Berry announces that sealed bids
Bond
will
be
received
until
2
p.m.
(CST)
on May 17 for the purchase
$175,000 sewer bonds.
Dated
May 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
of
1957 to
1974 inclusive. Bonds due
in 1965 and thereafter
are
Judge,
will
re¬
on
1966
bids
inclusive.
interest
(J-D)
Chemical
(P.
until
2
Morristown), Tenn.
Bond Offering — County Chair¬
man H. S. Spoone announces that
bids will be received until 1 p.m.
of
May 19 for the purchase
$100,000
road
bonds.
Dated
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the Hamilton National Bank, or at
froAi
1960 inclusive.
Due
1961
to
May
on
15
inclusive.
1969
May 15, 1970
on
The
1955
bonds 'iare
those
and
May
callable
are
15,
1968
of
as
May 15, 1967. Interest M-N. Le¬
gality approved by Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman, of Dallas.
payable
at
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. 45 (P. O.
Sale—Louis Pauls
& Co.,
Galveston, purchased an issue
$333^000 water works and sani¬
tary sewer bonds, as follows:
52,000 3V4S. Due
1962 to
to
1979
1980 to
The
and
bonds
inclusive.
dated April 1,
maturing in 1974
are
those
and
April 1 from
on
1987
thereafter
callable
are
as
of
April lr 1973. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Vinson, Elkins,
Weems
&
Searls, of Houston.
Hidalgo and Cameron Counties
Valley Acres Water District
(P. O. Santa Rose),
Sale
issue
An
of
$1,000.000
water
refunding bonds
was
sold to Nongard & Co., of
Chicago, as 5s, 4%s and 4V2s.
Dated April 1, 1955. Due on April
1, 1984. Interest A-O. Legality ap¬
—
proved
by McCall, Parkhurst
Crowe, of Dallas.
Bond
bonds
&
Independent School
(P. O. Diasetta), Texas
Sale—The $600,000 school
offered April 26—v.
181,
1723—were awarded to
p.
composed of the
First
a
group
Southwest
Co., of Dallas, Rotan, Mosle & Co.,
of Houston, and the First Nation¬
al Bank, of Dallas, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
2.53%, as follows:
1956
to
278,000 2V2S. Due
1962 to
April 1 from
on
1961
inclusive.
April 1 from
1968 inclusive.
Due
on
April 1, 1969
and 1970.
,^1
I;
,,
Waco),
Texas
sale by a group headed
by Ira Haupt & Co., of New York
City. Dated April 1, 1955. Due on
April 1, 1989.
to
$1,000,sold
composed of the Cit¬
right-of-way bonds
a
group
izens
was
National
Bank, First Na¬
Bank, and the National
City Bank, all of Waco, as IV2S.
North
Texas State College
(P. O. Denton), Texas
Note
025
Sale—An issue of $1,100,-
promissory notes
was
sold to
the First National State Bank, of
Fort Worth, at 1.43%
discount.
,
Dated March 1,
31,
TEXAS
Sale
—
181,
p.
The $345,000
1928—were
im¬
awarded
to the Southwestern Securities Co.
City
Secretary,
will
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
approved
&
Crowe,
by
of
Orr,
receive
(CST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $1,350,000
electric revenue bonds.
offered
awarded
were
as
$84,000 2%s. Due
1957 to
62,000
&
Mar¬
follows:
May 15 from
on
1968 inclusive.
3s. Due
1969 to
Foster
to
shall, of Seattle,
on
May 15 from
1975 inclusive.
King County Fire Protection Dist*
No. 41 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Secretary
the
of
Board
King,
of
Fire
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
May 12 for the purchase of $40,general
obligation
bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June
ed
000
1
from
1957
to
inclusive.
1965
Callable after five years from date
of issue.
Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable
at the
County
Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
King County, Issaquah School Dist.
No. 41 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000 school
bonds offered April 29—v. 181, p.
1824—were awarded to the State
of
Washington,
as
2.70s, at
a
price
of par.
King County, Shoreline Sch. Dist.
No. 412 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond Offering—A. A.
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
Tremper,
will
11
receive
(PST)
May 13 for the purchase of
$500,000 building bonds. Dated
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
a.m.
on
1957 to
1970 inclusive. The bonds
callable 5 years from date of
issue. Principal and interest pay¬
are
able at the
County Treasurer's of¬
fice.
King
County, Bellevue Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
No. 405
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
Treasurer,
will receive
(PST) on
May 18 for the purchase of $300,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
on
June 1 from 1957 to
inclusive.
1975
a.m.
Callable
after
10
from date of issue. Princi¬
pal and interest (J-D) payable at
the County Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
Skagit County School Districts
(P. O. Mount Vernon), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $52,000 school
district
bonds offered May 4—
v.
181, p. 1928—were awarded to
the State, as 3s, at par.
Wapato, Wash.
Bond
Sale—The $240,000 sewer
bonds offered May 2—v.
revenue
181,
p.
2064
—
were
awarded to
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Beane, of Seattle.
Yakima
March 15 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
County, Naches Valley
District Jt. (P. O.
Yakima), Wash.
Bond
Offering — C. S. Cole,
County Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST) on
May 17 for the purchase of $220,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
sive.
1955.
Bond Sale—An issue of
revenue
bonds
$275,000
was
sold
to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, as 3J,4s, 3Y2S and 3%s.
1
Bond Offering—Charles C.
Jr.,
Dec.
Shelby County, Fresh Water Dist.
(P. O. Timpson), Texas
water
of Dallas.
Denton, Texas
Legality
Parkhurst
on
Dallas.
provement bonds offered April 29
—v.
1955. Due
1957.
McCall,
Bellaire, Texas
The
$146,000 gen¬
refunding bonds
May 2—v. 181, p. 1928—
—
obligation
years
Bond Sale—An issue of
nue
gotiated
Bond Sale
1955. Due
McLennan County (P. O.
$3,500,-
000 4V2% natural gas system reve¬
bonds was purchased at a ne¬
County (P. O. Coupeville),
Washington
sealed bids until 11
142,000
tional
Bond Sale—An issue of
Island
Bond
on
of
(J-D) payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Hull-Diasetta
Dist.
(PST);
p.m.
purchase
from 1957 to 1965 inclusive. Call¬
able after three years from date
of issue.
Principal and interest
&
Texas
Bond
8
the
Commissioners, will receive seal¬
inclusive.
185,000 4s. Due
until
for
1
Bond Offering—Albert A.
April 1 from
on
bids
$45,000 improvement bonds. Dated
June
15, 1955.
Due on June 1
1970 inclusive.
85,000 3%s. Due
1971
>
April 1 from
on
,
*
Offering—Dorothy L. McCity Clerk, will receive
June
on
April 1 from
on
1958 to 1961 inclusive.
>
Corn
Utility Dist.
sealed
of
the
(P. O. Dresden), Tenn.
Bond
eral
Harris
$11,000 2%s. Due
2.70s.
as
Kinnon,
the
to
of Port An¬
urer's
dated
maturing in
thereafter
and
Bank
Ephrata, Wash.
sold
was
and 1971.
West Tennessee Public
on
June 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
1956 to 1961 inclusive. Principal
and
Principal and
geles,
awarded
were
—
$300,-
May 15
on
57,000 2%s. Due
p.m.
callable
O.,
of
bonds
Due
21/£s.
from
000
Bond
County
1956 to
Exchange Bank,
New
York
City.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
as
of May 1, 1964. Interest M-N.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Hamblen
$50,000 2%s.
R.
to
1928—
house
$180,000 2s. Due
Howard
—
offered
p.
school
issue
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, and the First Southwest
Co., Dallas, jointly, as follows:
will
May 17 for the purchase
ceive
Saale—rThe $600,000 water
181,
000
Sale—An
to
an¬
and sewer revenue and tax bonds
May 4—v.
Bond
■
1963 and thereafter
as
May 26 for the purchase
of $200,000 jail bonds. Dated June
1, 1955. Due on June 1 from 1962
(EST)
Central Falls, R. I.
Loughlin,
callable
Poston,
Bolivar, Tenn.
Bond
George West School District, Texas
on
1, 1962.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
Legality approved by Dorsey,
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber,
of Minneapolis.
—
provement
Bonds due in
der.
TENNESSEE
1, 1954. Due
1928
First National
Oct. 1 from 1960 to 1964 inclusive.
Murfreesboro
municipal audJtorium bonds.
olis,
the
bonds. Dated Oct.
Offering—Peter Johnson,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
pt
Newport Twp. Sch. Dist. (P. O.
Glenn Lyon), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $33,000 general
obligation
refunding bonds of¬
fered May 2—v.
181, p. 1927—
were
Bond Offering—August
Wilde,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on June 7
for the purchase of $500,000 school
are
banking institution
a
1
pay¬
(P. O. Jackson),
Tennessee
of
7:30
Principal and irtterest (J-D)
1
$15,000 bonds
offered May 4—v. 181, p. 1927—
were
—
p.
1955
County
of
las.
„
Madison
of $145,0#0 school auditor¬
gymnasium
bonds.
Dated
ium
Dated
Finleyville, Pa.
Bond
Bank, of New York City.
Legality approved by Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
New York City.
County, Dry Creek School
District No. 319 (P. O. Port
Angeles), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $77,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 2—v. 181,
hattan
Indep. Sch. Dist., S. Dak.
Offering
noon
Bond
Bond Offering—The
cinerator
to
National Bank
of
(EST) on May 17
for the purchase of $500,000 sewer
bonds.
Dated May 15, 1955. Due
on
May 1 from 1956 to 1975 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
r
Sissetof#
Farrell, Pa.
bids until
P
Beresford
chase
(DST) on May 9 for the
of
$225,000
building
May 1, 1955. Due
Knoxville, Tenn,
Offering—Geo. R. Demp¬
Mayor, will receive sealed
ster,
First
Houston), Texas
Bond
SOUTH. DAKOTA
til 8 p.m.
clusive.
T
Daw¬
WASHINGTON
Clallam
Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe, of Dal¬
Bond
&
awarded
—*were
1.83%.
Bond
Dated
Gibbs
Bank,
by; Wood, King &
of New York City.'
son,
(Sc^o., Spartanburg,
uj t Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, jointly, as
1.85s, at 100.07,» a basis of about
ceive
bonds.
lankier,
National
proved
Legality
*
Law
the
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
purchase
of Feb.
as
F-A.
Charleston.
1928
p.
and
Pa.
Holmes,
callable
by
Le¬
gality approved by Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh.
Dormont
are
Interest
First
pay¬
Kingsport, or at the Hanover
Bank, of New York City, at the
purchaser's option. Legality ap¬
1,
Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
district bonds offered May 1—v.
A.
90,000 Veterans' cemetery bonds.
Feb.
the
at
the
193,000
of
Spartanburg (bounty Sch. Dists.
(P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
181,
900,000 airport bonds.
480,000 park bonds.
bonds
1965.
approved
900,000 road bonds.
dated
at
59
Dallas.
Kingsport,. Tenn.
able
those^due in 1966 and
thereafter
1,
afe
Au¬
bids
June
Principal and interest (J-D)
197# inclusive.
5,000 Is. Due gn Feb. 1, 1975.
s ealed bids until 11 a.m.
(DST) on
May 24 for the purchase of $5,£90,000 bonds, as follows:
The
Feb. 1 from
on
Dated
.
Nov. d
L.
.bonds. Dated June 1, 1955. Due on
June 1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
1969 inclusive.
1970 to
t
Feb. 1 from
on
the
sealed
on
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
the First State Bank,
Denton,
Moulton,
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on May 17
for the purchase of $625,000 school
Feb. 1 from
on
receive
May 1, 1955. Due
at
Bond Offering—D. W.
196£inclusive.
25,000 2.40s. D#e
County
from
1
1956 to 1961*inclusive.
1962 to
that
announces
Di¬
Clyde
7,
1955. Due on Dec. 9, 1955. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
fol¬
as
Feb.
on
Executive
—
inary loan notes.
of
ofejDurham,
Authority,
Secretary
will
j
4s.
25,000
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny County (P. 0.:
purchaser's
until 1 p.m. (DST) on May 17 for
the purchase of $292,000 prelim¬
$100,obftgation refunding
sol<f*to j. Lee Peeler
Co., Inc.,
the
at
was
$30,000
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Winfree, McCulloch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
and
thority
lows:
Dec.
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
Offering
rector
Clintog, S. C.
(PST) on
May 19 for the purchase of $112,000 building bonds. Dated June 1,
on
Dated
the
Johnson City Housing
Tennessee
Boston.
Walters
R.
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
inclusive. Principal
Commerce, both of
at
or
1
Evans, District Clerk, will receive
1975
of
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Calvin
—
Bank
option.
Boston.
Ore.
Beaverton),
Offering
the
Morristown,
pur¬
cipal and interest payable at the
Washington-Multnomah Counties
(P.
8
until
$135,OOffrefunding bonds.
School Districts Nos. 57-67 Joint
Bond
bids
May 9 for the
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June 1
1960 to 1974 inclusive. Prin¬
the
to
sealed
on
(2171)
from
Bond Sale—The $28,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 3—v. 181,
—
(DST)
chase of
Wasco
p.-1927
receive
p.m.
2s,
as
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
..
Dated
March
Interest
15,
M-S.
1955.
Due
on
Legality ap¬
Dumas, Huguenin &
Boothman, of Dallas.
proved
by
School
Due
on
June 1 from 1957 to
1975 inclusive. The bonds
able 5 years
are
call¬
from the date of is-
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2172)
Principal and interest (J-D)
sue.
payable at the County Treasurer's
4.12%. Due
May 1 from 1956 to
on
1975 inclusive.
office.
Sale
Debenture
issue
An
—
of
35,000
debenture was sold to
Bell Gouinlock & Co., of Toronto,
Wis.
Sale—An
Bond
of
issue
€00 street improvement
$150,-
bonds was
Due
4s.
as
20
Dec.
on
on
1965
to
inclusive.
Due on May 1 from
99,000 4y2s.
1966
to 1974 inclusive. Interest J-D.
May 1 from
Due
4s.
1961
1955
from
1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive.
$101,400
Columbus,
Due on May
$125,000 3s.
Brochville, Ont.
WISCONSIN
price of 98.26, a net interest cost
of about 4.38%, as follows:
school
Harley, Haydon & Co., of
Madison, as 2s, at a price of 100.04,
a basis of about 1.99%. Dated May
The
15,
1955.
1957
Due
1970
to
from
15
May
on
Interest
inclusive.
M-N.
Fort
i
;
$111,100
1956
Walworth
and
(Village)
debentures
sold
was
to
M-N.
Twp. Joint School District No. 3
Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, Ont.
(P. O. Fontana), Wis.
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
build¬
ing bonds offered April 26—v. 181,
p.
1824—were awarded to Har¬
ley, Haydon & Co., of Madison,
and Mullaney,
Wells & Co., of
Chicago, jointly, as 2%s, at a
price of 100.85, a basis of about
2.29%.
fered
Bond
J.
Offering—Edw.
a
Barg,
Due
1956
inclusive.
1975
to
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
a
bank to be determined
1970
Bank
State
the
at
the Town,
purchaser and
,
Hales
of
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Center.
approved
Legality
Due
inclusive.
1972
to
May 2 from
inclusive.
on
improvement de¬
on May 2 from
3 Vis
bentures.
improvement
3V2%
16,299,000
Due
debentures.
May
on
2,
1975.
4,646,000 3%% improvement de¬
bentures. Due on May 2,1985.
The
able at
the
1963
to
de¬
improvement
3%
3,539,000
of
follows:
as
$4,590,000
will
Clerk,
from
or
of¬
syndicate headed by
the Dominion Securities Corp.,
1961
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on May
10 for the purchase of $150,000
highway improvement bonds.
Dated June 1, 1955. Due on June
by
by
Toronto,
Franklin, Wis.
Town
Debentures
—
totaling $30,074,000 are being
bentures.
:".j;
I
Sale
Debenture
debentures
dated
are
Legality approved by
Clarke, Swabey, McLean & Ross,
of Toronto.
Lomira
(Village) and Lomira,
Theresa, Ashford, Eden and
Sch. Dist. Joint 5 (P.
Sale—The
O.
Wis.
Lomira),
Bond
members:
Wood, Gundy & Company, A. E.
Ames
&
Co., McLeod,
Young,
Weir & Company, Mills, Spence
Consol.
(Towns)
Byron
Other
&
$160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered May 4—v. 181,
2064
p.
awarded to the
Co., Chicago,
White-Phillips Co., of
Securities
the
and
were
—
Channer
Davenport, jointly, at 100.15, a net
interest cost of about 2.26%, as
xollows:
S60,000 2.30s. Due on May 1 from
1956 to
1965
10,000 2s. Due
inclusive.
May 1, 1966.
on
90,000 2.30s. Due on May 1 from
inclusive.
1975
1967 to
Oshhosh,
Bond
Wis.
Sale—The
>
$500,000
•„
cor¬
porate purpose bonds offered May
3—v.
181,
the
to
1928—were awarded
p.
First
National
Bank
of
Chicago, and Robert W. Baird &
Co., of Milwaukee, jointly,
as
1.90s, at 100.56, a basis of about
1.83%.
Racine,
Wis.
Bond Offering—Frank J.
er,
(CST)
of
5400,000 parking system mortgage
revenue
bonds.
Dated
May
15,
1955. Due on May 15 from 1956
to
May
1965
11
for
the
inclusive.
are
due
callable
in
as
"
of
May 15, 1959. Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at the City
Treasurer's
office.
Legality ap¬
terest
by
Lines,
Spooner
Juarles, of Milwaukee.
proved
&
Aurora,
392,250
Sale
debentures
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
of
An
to
interest
cost
of
about
3.73%,
Due
on
May
from
1
1960 inclusive.*
to
Due
1975
May
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
(1,
1955.
Interest
L-Abord-a-Plouffe, Que.
to
Bond
000
Sale—An
water
sold to
a
Beaubien
and
issue
sewer
of
$692,-
bonds
was
group composed of L. G.
&
Co., Ltd., Banque
Provinciale of Canada, Garneau,
Boulanger, Ltd., J. E. LaFlamme,
Ltd., La Corporation de Pretts,
of
Quebec,
and
Grenier, Ruel
& Co., Inc., all of Quebec, as fol¬
lows:
$106,000 3s.
Due on May 1
from
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
496,000 4s.
1966
The
1955.
to
Due
on
1970
bonds
Interest
May 1 from
inclusive.
are
dated
May
1,
M-N'.
Lake of Town Mountains Protestant
School
30 J.
40th ST., N. Y. C.
EVERGREEN 8-4100
of
$23,250,000 2V2% sinking fund de¬
bentures
sold
was
to
a
April
cost
Harris & Partners,
Ltd., Cie De Valeurs En Place¬
ment, Ltd., McNeil, Mantha, Inc.,
Bankers
Bond
Corp., Ltd., and
Fairclough Co., Ltd. Dated June
1, 1955.
Due on June 1, 1961.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
money
of Canada
the Cities of Quebec,
Toronto, Halifax, St.
Bi, St. John's, New¬
Winnipeg, Regina, Ed¬
monton, Calgary, Vancouver and
Victoria.
Legality approved by
Lacroix,
Viau
&
Poupart,
of
of
Montreal,
John, N.
foundland,
Montreal.
Bond
500
to
the
issue
Sale—An
water
of
bonds
works
as
sold
4.25%,
follows:
on
May
Due
on
May
bonds
are
dated
Interest M-N.
,
from
1
from
Due
on
inclusive.
to
sold
was
1
from
1
from
to
of about 4.18%, as follows:
3s.
1956
27,500
Due
to
to
Dated
May
on
Feb.
from
1
from
inclusive.
on
1975
inclusive.
May
1,
May
1955.
v
Interest
M-N.
St.
Joseph-de-Grantham, Que.
Bond
000
Sale—An
school
issue
bonds
of
1956
to
Due
on
1963
1964
The
to
Due
1975
bonds
on
-
1,
.j
1975
Due
on
dated
May
1,
dated
May
1,
May 1 from 1956 to
inclusive.
La
$350,to
Bond
Board,
Sale—An
000 school bonds
T.
Que.
issue
was
of
$259,-
sold to Rene
Leclerc, Inc., of Quebec,
Your Dollars
help
Interest
h
at
a
a
Garneau,
Corporation
"
3s.
1956 to
112,500
1966
The
Due
1965
4s.
to
1975
bonds
1955.
from
serially
from
inclusive.
are
Interest
:
serially
inclusive:
Due
dated
April
1,
A-O.
SASKATCHEWAN
Debenture
M-N.
(Province of)
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$10,000,000, 3Vi% Provincial sink¬
Monique School Com. Que.
Sale—An issue of $141,building bonds was sold to
Belanger, Inc., of Quebec, at a
price of 97.80.
are
Ltd.,
of
of
sold
Ltd., all of Quebec, at a price of
97.07, a net interest cost of about
4.10%, as follows:
May 1 from
000
1955.
Boulanger,
Saskatchewan
Ste.
bonds
was
May 1 from
inclusive.
are
issue
bonds
composed
$237,500
Interest M-N.
1955.
1,
de Prets de Quebec, Greiner, Ruel
& Co., Ltd., and J. E.
Laflamme,
inclusive.
96,000 S^/zs.
Sale—An
school
group
to
McNeil, Mantha, Inc., and Banque
Provinciale du Canada, both of
Quebec, jointly, at a price of
96.04, a net interest cost of about
3.89%, as follows:
Feb.
Commission, Que.
Bond
$280,-
sold
was
dated
are
Interest F-A.
St. Roumald D'Etchemin School
000
1
1965
Due
4s.
1966
The
May
bonds
1955.
Laurent, Inc., of Quebec,
price of 96.57, a net interest
$12,500
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
The
1
inclusive.
1975
The
$40,000
,
1955.
Feb.
on
1965
746,500 4s.
Interest
Bond
Due
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
77,500 4s.
protection bonds
a
Banque
$25,000 3s.
*
Gaston
$102,-
was
net interest cost of about
1955.
Sale—An issue
$184,000 3s.
Adele, Que,
Canadienne Nationale, and Casgrain & Co., Ltd.,
both Montreal, at a price of 96.29,
a
fire
any
Ste.
1,
St. Fereol, Que.
of
Bond
Graham & Co.,
in
Due
1956 to
1966
Dated
at
lawful
$464,000 3s.
A-°.
vincial, Ltd., Anderson
& Co.,
Ltd., Burns Bros. & Denton, Ltd.,
R. A. Daly Co., Ltd., Equitable
Securities of Canada, Ltd., J. L.
in
both of Toronto, at
96.19, a net interest cost of about
4.21%, as follows:
group
composed of the Credit Interpro-
able
Corp., and
Co., Ltd.,
a
price of
&
ing fund debentures
are
fered
composed
by
a
group
being of¬
of
Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd., LcLeod,
Young, Weir & Co., Ltd., Bell,
Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., Royal Se¬
curities
ardson
Corp.,
&
and
Sons.
James
Dated
Rich¬
May
15,.
15, 1975. In¬
Legality approved by
Daly, Thistle, Judson & Harvey,
1955.
Due
on
May
terest M-N.
of
Toronto.
make
make possible the
as
follows:
of
Harrison & Co., of Toronto, as 4s,
at a price of 99.03, a basis of about
issue
Securities
Thomson
a
Co., Ltd., of Toronto, Royal Bank
of Canada, of Montreal, and Geoffrion, Robert & Gelinas, Inc., of
Quebec, at a price of 97.68, a net
1961
sold
inclusive.
Leclerc, Inc., of Montreal,
Dominion
group composed of A. E. Ames &
90,000 3V2S.
issue
1965
to
April 1 from
composed of
group
$138,-
sold
was
M-N.
was
on
a
Commission,
Ont.
—
An
sold to
was
Quebec
Dated
Debenture
inclusive.
Due
$1,210,-
500 water works and sewer bonds
QUEBEC
Arvida Protestant Sch.
1956 to
ONTARIO
1958
Martin, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Company, Burns Bros. & Denton,
W. C. Pitfield & Company, Coch¬
ran, Murray & Co., Midland Se¬
curities Corporation, James Rich¬
ardson & Sons, Wills, Bickle &
Company,
Greenshields
&
Co.,
Anderson & Company, R. A. Daly
Co., Dawson, Hannaford, Fry &
Company, Bankers Bond Corpora¬
tion, Deacon Findley Coyne, Mat¬
thews
&
Company, Harrison &
Company, Ross, Knowles & Co.,
Walwyn, Fisher & Co., Wisener
and Company, Charles H. Burgess
& Company, Bartlett, Cayley &
Company,
Beatty,
Webster
&
Company, Fairclough Co., J. R.
Maggeson & Co., and Flemming
& Company.
$48,000 3s.
CANADA
to
Monday, May 9, 1955
.
Canada, J. L. Graham &
purchase
Bonds
1959 and thereafter
Bell, Gouinlock & Com¬
pany, Royal Securities Corpora¬
tion, Nesbitt, Thomson and Com¬
pany, Harris & Partners, Gairdner
&
Company, Equitable Se¬
Beck¬
City Clerk, will receive sealed
and open bids until 2 p.m.
on
syndicate
Co.,
curities
—
May
2, 1955.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable in Canadian funds
in Toronto.
Sale
Debenture
St.
'
\
16,000 4s. Due on April 1 from
v
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
of
Province
Quebec,
on
7,000 3V£s.
1,
of
Interest
inclusive.
1975
to
May
'
Nesbitt,
Due
1959
dated
are
Que.
April 1 from
3s.
$48,000
Interest M-N.
1955.
,
issue
An
—
Mills, Spence & Co., of Toronto,
as 4Vis and 4s. Due on May 1 from
1956
Fontana
Erie, Ont.,'
Sale
Debenture
bonds
West,
Rene T.
■
sold to
Armand
Sale—An issue of $71,000
bonds was sold to Rene T.
Leclerc, Inc., of Quebec, at a price
of 98.89,
a
net interest cost of
about 3.93%, as follows:
inclusive.
1975
to
St.
Bond
..
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