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MONDAY
ISSUE
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Reg. tJ. B.
Number 5483
New York 7, N.
Price
$1.15
Copy
a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
AIco Products, Inc.—Two New Directors Elected—
N.
,
and
Baxter
Rear
Jackson,
Admiral
Chairman of the
W.
D.
Leggett,
-
Chemical
Jr.,
to the beard of directors.—V. lbl,
USN,
American-Marietta Co.—New Expansion Underway—
Corn
Exchange Bank,
have been elected
retired,
In
^4oi.
p.
14
In This Issue
preferred stock has been oversubscribed and the books
was announced on Nov. 15.
The offering con¬
sisted cf 1,200,000 shares of 4%%
$50 par value second
preferred stock at $51.25 (Canadian) a
share, which was
made by a large syndicate of Canadian
investment deal¬
ers headed
by A. E. Ames & Co. Ltd. This is the
Slock and Bond
offering cf preferred shares which has
in the Canadian market.—V.
182,
York
The
chemical
lime
36
chemical
industries
Boston
Stock
Exchange
Co.—Reports Higher Earnings—
sion
for
of
$660,500
deferred
share
the
on
they
for
Federal
income
taxes.
235,000
with
compare
shares
net
income
These
taxes
earnings
and
provision
outstanding at the end
income
of
$599,944,
of
equivalent
are
of
$1.82
or
the
per
period,
share
per
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
and
San
the
on
330,000 shares outstanding at the end of the first nine months of
1954,
after provision of $391,588 for Federal income taxes
and $247,300 for
deferred
Provision
for
deferred
when
deductible
to
be
be
Net
eral
both
taxes.—V.
Nov.
on
filed
14
restored
equipment
Toronto
is
2009.
p.
ar.ti
The
$1
an
public offering
statement
class. A
par
amendment.
the financing will
with
headed
group
and underwriting
will
be
available
be
for
added
general
to
the
company's
corporate
gen¬
construction.
for
used
the
"
tion
of
modern
a
section
first
(including
1957.—V.
construction
single
of which
the
375,
cost
of
is
warehouse
expected
land
has
cost
to
development)
American Hair &
been
Felt
Co.
(&
Sept. 30—
will
taxes
on
income
on
Surplus
profit
share of
per
p.
$3,200,000
completed
1955
in
709,910
213,102
$356,910
common
1955
•.
$1,983,540
2,299,380
1,980,692
221,494
209,468
:
loss
182,
$261,912
p.
American
Net
before
$206,620
2013.
Co.
of
$12,000,000
end
first
of
the
nine
from
the
$146,534,603
comparable
months
taxes
—
Loans
shares
per
to
be
of
a
in
use
water systems.
limestone suffi¬
projected
a
Southern's
production
Roberta,
of
rising
Ala.,
Portland
1956
under
Contributing
of
rate
plant
cement
will
be
the
to
is
under
for
of
the
are
further
a
completion
which
now
sales
various
new
the
company's
multi-million
dollar
ex¬
production of paints, resins, adhesives
additional
The
expansion
of
facilities
1217.
cement
American
production
Stores
Per. End. Oct. 29—
Sales
"
'
182,
field
subscribed
The
14
year
Cement
Standard's
company
the
1956
building
Nov.
on
1955—30 Wks.—1954
&
portion
of
its
Telegraph Co.—To Offer Un¬
Public—
announced
recent
Nov.
that
it
$637,165,800
22.
The
will
be
to
proposes
convertible
amount
sell
the
debenture
not
subscribed
offered.
of the original amount
unsubscribed debentures of this
12-year 37/a%
The
182,
to
15
issue
on
or
shortly after
$3,518,000—about Vu of 1%
1967,
season.—V.
Co.—Current Sales Up—
Debentures
unsubscribed
48
a
and
at
$48,481,994 $46,576,454 $359,081,978
$349,160,264
1797.
p.
for
1955—4 Wk<%—1«54
i___
—V.
55
is
issue, due Oct. 13,
offered
through member firms on one or more of the
stock exchanges on which the
debentures are listed—New
York, Boston,
Midwest, Philadelphia-Baltimore and San Francisco
stock exchanges.
The company said
the member firms
wishing to qualify f&r par¬
ticipation in the offering must execute and
file
a
48
48
duplicate
47
period
1955
$9,463,270
4,769,848
$8,885,582
4,365,801
$4,693,422
receivable
outstanding
2,178,248
2,073,366
$1.95
$1.83
.
at
Sept.
30,
and
certain
to
1955
were
$158,872,791—
loans
1954.
in
receivable
Volume
of
excess
of
the
with
the
questionnaire
company
questionnaire
in
New
York
are
City,
1689.
before
12
in
(EST) on Nov. 21. Copies
company's stock transfer
Boston, Chicago and San Francisco.—V.
182,
available
noon
the
at
of
outstanding
loans
made
American Type Founders
Co., Inc.—New Control—
at
for
See
and
other
purchase
182, p.
of its $1
par
stock.
common
shares
deemed
to
pursuant
be
to
of
a
S.
Aldrich,
director
Pyl,
President,
recently
—V.
182,
when
p.
of
President of The
American
board
Anaconda
10,
The
SEC
to
the
warrants
on
Machine
Nov.
11.
membership
New
York
&
Metals,
He
was
will
on
Trust
fill
enlarged
Inc.,
a
Co.,
West
Central
31
filed
a
letter
of
common
A,
Dunn
Bldg., Spokane
1909
1,
was
created
with
Wash.,
a
The
speculation.
Inc.—Secondary
She
200
(Branch
Offices:
Street
A
75
Broch Bt.
PRESIDENT
5.
Cxchanye
TORONTO, CANADA
Bay
KINGSTON, ONT.
Bruce Bl, l^Jorris
*
150
VICE-PRESIDENT
S.
with
offered
Patrick
E.
the
at
Godon,
10
both
Murphy
proceeds
are to be used
The securities are to
Offering—A
sec¬
*
secondary offering of 5,000 shares of
(Canada
She
EM 8-4731
LONDON, E. C.2 ENGLAND
John C. X Mien
(j. X).
PoSe, S\.
U.
Cj. 1//.^Sdami,
J
XouyL WlcVittie, Philip J4. JJaJer, Christopher Wahlroth jr., Jrthur W. StrichlanJ, PicharJ A Wjoth
DIRECTORS:
and
H.
common stock
(par $4)
Nov. 16 by Reynolds & Co. at
$20 per share,
dealer's concession of 62 Vz cents
per share. It was
dissociation
SeLpL one
CheapsiJe
be
completed.
ten.
2014.
SorontoStoch
to
on
sdllen limited
ers:
notification
Richard
expenses.
made
a
of
stock
and
Ninth Ave., Spokane, Wash.
exploration and development
as
Anheuser-Busch,
Vander
to
Oct.
ondary offering of 9,661 shares of
has been
nine
on
2,000,000 shares
share, through John
Radio
to pay for
be offered
Board—
position
314
of
here¬
C.
from
J.
per
at
com¬
Uranium Corp.,
Seattle, Wash.—Files—
corporation
covering
cent.*
sub¬
1797.
announced
the
Nov.
its
and
value
option
on
These shares
key employees of American
persons
-
Daystrom, Inc. below.
$191,000,000.
American Machine & Metals, Inc.—Banker
Hulbert
$4,262,868
common
In
was
registration statement with the SEC
officers
issued.—V.
elected
outstanding
share
to
sold
entitled
1954
256,913
income
Earned
are
tofore
1955
-
Common
p.
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This company filed
pany,
Illinois—Earnings—
Sept. 30—
Minority interest
Net
for
for
Baltimore.
Portland
p.
sidiaries
Investment
9 Months Er.d.
Taxes
h
■
-...
,
1955, covering 277,410 shares
Net
for
$160,000,000.
built
name
West Virginia plant, which was
begun shortly after the
joined the American-Marietta family, will
provide a 50% increase
firm
offices
the
1954
$2,258,963
sales
Selling, general & administrative expenses, etc.-
—V.
for
high-calcium
at
Lime
of
in
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices. 48
the
Co.—Reports Loss-
sales
of
of
Martinsburg,
35
The Course of Bank
Clearings
up
American Hide & Leather
Cost
being
in
which
brand
2458.
Three Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
exceed
program
Company
46
$0.92
stock
cement
the
building materials.
American-Marietta entered the cement
manufacturing
when
It
acquired control of
the
Standard
$212,726
$1.87
Markets.-
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
Reserve Banks
$5,856,451
425,828
of
under
ago
Condition
1954
353,000
—
net
181,
the *
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
income
—V.
be
$6,381,498
before
Provision for taxes
Earned
developed,
their
plants
.
Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Foreign Exchange Rates
construc-
approximately
and
sales
Profit
for
program
types
dealers
municipalities
and
42
Section-.^.- 45
General Corporation & Investment News
Cover
State and City Bond
1953,
p.
9 Months Ended
Net
story
A
program.
v..
.
various
1,100
operations
American Telephone
According to the prospectus the company has obtained commitments '
additional
long term
borrowings aggregating $2,500,030 which
be
pansion
41
manufacturing
American-Marietta Company and subsidiaries
a record $120,000,000.
Sales for the 1955 year
were
stock¬
indicated
years.
program
anticipated
facilities
40
of
to
increase
Miscellaneous Features
In¬
purposes
for
can
Exchange
Stock Exchange—Curb
-
year
expected
39
__
many
cement
reserves
increase
consideration.
sales
have
major producer in the entire Southeast of
to
important firms in the paper and
materially
Net
1954
39
Exchange
Transactions American Stacks Exchange
terms
Nov.
on
providing
sells
to
continuous
for
expansion
active
Pow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock
Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices..
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
stock,
common
underwriting
price
Stock
Over-the-Counter
by
proceeds of
cluding
181,
registration
a
200,000 shares of its
for public sale through
supplied
funds
periods is to be
fully amortized
on
covering
offered
to
in
Corp., Cleveland, O.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
by McDonald & Co.
are
Income
Stock
An
39
insure
to
would
38
Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange-Toronto Stock Exchange
Greetings
corporation,
SEC
taxes
depreciation
Federal
Securities
This
the
income
normal
for
American
With
Montreal
taxes.
to earnings
not
Francisco
production
the
it
and
substantial
owns
cient
36
which
two
than
more
Is also
company
36
Stock Exchange-.
Midwest Stock Exchange
$317,800
$2.81
to
of
36
...
Los Angeles
Consolidated net income of this company and its
subsidiaries for the
iiine months ended Sept. 30, 1955 amounted to
$941,054, after provi¬
agreement
corporation,
producing
area,
marketed
Southern
Cincinnati Stock ExchangeStock Exchange
operates
Birmingham, Ala.,
through
"Magnolia."
31
Exchange
closely-held
a
and
27
Stock
announced
54-ytar-old Southern Cement
an
transaction.
the
are
15
Detroit
American Barge Line
the
owns
American
2013.
p.
Southern,
of
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock
Exchange (Bonds)
been made
ever
of
approval
Page
♦
largest
this company
move,
approved acquisition of the
directors have
approved
Major
holders
Quotations
Southern
New
major expansion
it has
Southern's
for
payment
in
cash
and
American-Marietta common shares
and
are
recommending that stockholders vote favorably upon the
proposal at
a
meeting to be held during the last week of November.
Aluminum Co. of Canada Ltd.—Preferred Stock Issue
Oversubscribed—Public offering of a $60,000,000 issue of
closed, it
another
that
Co.
f
umrnmm
Pat. Office
Y., Monday, November 21, 1955
I
211955
urns
Volume 182
t
MICMlOAff
common
stock
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2
^Monday, November 21, 1955
made
was
with
operating revenue
other
and
interest,
Dividends,
2,527,140
—-—
this
of
,Cc^^
is announced by J. B.
International, and Stanford R. Mahoney, Presi¬
dent of Atfaciic.
The merger agreement provides for the exchange
of 30 shares of Apache for one share of International.
The
presence of substantial
bodies of commerc.al grade uranium
ore
is indicated by drilling operations on Apache's properties in the
Colorado
plateau
in
Utah, the announcement
said. International
has interests in hundreds of uranium claims in Utah and in proper¬
ties containing oil and
gas, iron ore, copper, rare earths, lead, zinc,
silver, gold, tungsten and other metals.
Its properties are in the
United States, Mexico,
Canada and Venezuela,
International is in the process of completing mergers with Uranium
Chief, Inc., Inter-Mountain Uranium Corp., Alabama-California Gold
Mines
Co.
Inc.,
and
others.
It has recently acquired substantial
holdings
in
Silver
Ridge Mining Co.,
Ltd., of British Columbia,
whose stockholders will
be given the right to exchange their shares
of International
those
for
of
U.
on
10-lor-l basis.-—V.
a
179, p.
Federal
S.
income
tax
Co.—Stock Offered—The First
Service
Corporation and Blyth & Co., Inc., jointly headed
an underwriting group which publicly offered on Nov. 16
a new issue of 260,000 shares of common stock
($5 par
value) at $22.75 per share.
This offering has been over¬
subscribed and
closed.
books
the
PROCEEDS—Net
Eastern
from
deducting
U.
Fed.
S.
inc.
•will
for
be
proceeds will be used
construction
for
electric
remainder
be
to
transmission
expended
for
facilities
distribution
and
facilities
distribution
gas
with
and
the
other
income
Net
EARNINGS—Total
31,
Aug.
BUSINESS—The
10
of
operating
revenues
for the
12
to $37,098,000 and net income
months
1953, amounted
Arizona's
the
and/or
quarterly
the
on
of
rate
CAPITALIZATION
25
GIVING
stock
common
cents
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
bonds—
sinking fund debs, due 1970—
f Notes payable under credit agreement
13%%
600
March
1,
15, 1958)
stock
"Unlimited
($5
85,200
85,200
2,900,000 shs.
by property,
limited
provisions of
credit
a
Bank
&
agreement effective March 1,
1952,
Co., the company prior to March
in
reborrow
time outstanding not exceeding $12,000,000 at the
The company pays a quarterly commitment fee of y2 of
one
the
1956.
principal amount
aggregate
an
rate
1%
at any
3'/t%.
of
daily
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
have
below
named
severally
pgreed to purchase from the company the following respective numbers
cI shares of the common stock above offered;
Shares
Shares
The First Boston Corp.
Blyth & Co.,
Merrill
&
R.
Staats
2,000
2,000
2,000
2,000
15,030
15,000
Co.—
Henry
Davis,
Estabrook
Stone & Webster Securities
Co
&
—
California
First
Dean
A.
2,003
Inc.—
Co.,
2,000
Central
field,
Hemphill,
Coffin &
The
Co,_„_
2,000
6,000
6,000
Pasadena Corp.———
Smith,
Moore
2,000
Stroud
&
4,000
Sutro
4,000
Burge & Kraus
A. G. Edwards & Sons
3,500
E.
Elworthy & Co.
.'
;
Ball,
Inc
B.
as
marketing
This
Nov.
1955,
fund
Ellis, & Co
Hutton
2,000
—
&
1,800
—
Co
1,803
Charles
P.
invite
182,
Baxter
Laboratories, Inc.
9 Months Ended
Net
Operating
income
Fewhard,
3,500
Hooker
&
—
3,500
E.
Wagenscller & Durst, Inc._
3,500
Jones,
Walston
3,500
Laird
2,000
Pacific
Bateman,
—V.
—
Eichler & Co
182, p.
S.
Fay„——
1,000
& Hewitt—
1,000
Kreeger
Co
&
1,000
—
Northwest Co
1,000
—
182,
992,470
Period End. Sept. 30—
Inc.
operating
before
Irov.
for
income
1955—3 Mos.—1954
-
$0.92
stock——
common
on
608.
$
Sales
$4,154,681
$4,642,177
182,
also
plant,
to
he
2,364,227
2,109,589
261,144
7,173,678
1,442,480
7,748,643
Operating expenses
464,182
1,962,888
Federal
1,900,045
1,848,445
5,731,198
will
its
have
which
is
♦Includes
stk.
$0.50
$0.48
$1.51
$1.52
7,920,977
7,260,674
23,933,304
22,998,3G0
sales
chased
—V.
of
181,
income
tl
and
year
in
of
operate
will
into
at
and
1356
full
Earnings—
through
capacity
indications
compared
with $3.93
a
share
earned
in
t-e 2-for-l split of common shares in the
d
j
Reichelderfer
that
\i
the
the
outlook
strong demand
for
He said that Armco is
year.
first
said
the
quarter
Armco's
of
22,879,819 219,779,274 203,298,739
16.416,005 158,140.362 147,215,620
2,603.59.0
24,541.400
22,172,200
2,865,800
the
975,737
866,238
9,466,143
8,333,686
operating income
after charges
3,169.841
2.994.076
27,631,369
2,763,663
2,507,196
23,682,441
21,384,319
—V.
and
1954
adjusted
second
for
Armco
steel
should
almost
to
1956
is
continue
completely
reflect
this
quarter
in
year.
bright
well
improvement
and
expansion
booked
182,
Northern
of
.7.
15,
< .00
par,
lfet
<
t
3
J
Gas Light Co.—Registers
1955,
to
filed
30,000
offered
be
will
be
purposes
registration
a
covering
proceeds
instruction
for
already
the
com-
1562.
p.
Two
for
public
applied
which
shares
in
sale
with
statement
of
at
cumulative
nounced
and
r
i n
the
SEC
on
stock,
to
bank
ending Sept. 30,
the
aggregate $5,500,000.
approximately 80%
It
for
made
link
it
will
loans
jour.—V.
raise
and
181,
p.
the
the
balance
sale
642,
of
of
first
the
required
mortgage
cash
bonds
placed
1798.
be
the
operation
plan,
of
The
preferred
stock
Paper
shares
and
con¬
mill.'?,
This
Corp.,
5V2%
new
common
to
Calhoun
annually
two years.
within
Bowater
15,000,000
20,000,000
feet
pre¬
600 0G(»
plan"
the
to
million
total
s
than
more
corporation
adjacent
120
in
Bowater
to
Ltd.
cumulative
it pki\ of
of
19,200,000
of
kjv..u>
to
material?
raw
still
higher,
in
tin?
"our
in¬
to seek some appropriate upwfard adjust¬
products," Sir Eric stated.
The carpers-Hon
price for newsprint sold in the United States
its
of
its
Bowser, Inc.
(&
ton.—V.
182,
1798.
p.
1
Subs.)—Reports Loss—
Nine Months Ended Sept
sales"
30—
1955
of
$24 231.flS
17,338,772
1 sPGO/V'O
sales
Sales/ service
Other
1P54
$22,407,152
Net
and
taxes
Consolidated
"Dominion
administrative
(less
expense
other
4.4 47
358,396
3-t'*
"112,850
income
net
tax
4,657,678
expense—
income)
income
on
(.23
f$60,544
*
income of Canadian companies only,
j" backlog as of Oct. 24. 1955 was $11,080,934, the civl
log being $7,462,602 and defense backlog $3,618,332.
At
'6'
time last year, the total
backlog was 38,651,486 made up of
on
The
63,308,377
and
During
Mfg.
Co.
the
the
defense
quarter
Belleville
the
Principal
.;w"i
v>
sold
company
Co.,
Ltd.
and
two
The
its
of
Peterbommf:- .f/elc
w
tsas-
sale.
the
for
reason
advantageous
use
of
being utilized
for
drpcstl was the desire to n f-capital involved.
Some
of the
general
has
the
Lock
leaving s. F. Bowser Co. Ltd., Hamilton, G'
remaining subsidiary in Canada.
A small cash
cn
uk-
-
business.
Ltd.
sole
realized
third
the
subsidiaries,
been allocated
the
corporate
and
purposes
r<v..re
fitf
substau.; .1
a
r urn
the
to
expansion of S. F. Bowser Co. bus - The name of The Eagle Lock Co,, a
subsidiary, has bee," thanked
to The Eagle Lock and Screw
Co., as the manufacture of
cod
like products for various industrial uses,
accounts for an lm;m;-ant
volume of its production.—V., 180, p. 1974.
Brooklawn
Files With
to
Club,
Inc.,
on
Nov.
filed
4
Commissid
letter
a
offered
to
without
par,
off existing
pay
163,
at
of
to
-
notificatioi
bonds
underwriting.
bank loans and
Cono,—
Bridgeport,
covering $25,000 of first mortgage 4V2 %
be
V.
Country
Securities and Exchange
corporation
The
Jul
due
i'V,
proceeds
increase
the
wd;
be
ro
i
ii;d,
workini
«
3128.
p.
Broughton's Farm Dairy, Inc., Marietta, Ohio—Files—
The
corporation
are
be
to
Butler
Nov.
on
filed
3
letter
a
used
for
Brothers
the
notification 'with
of
6%
of
($100
working capital.—V.
prefe red
cumulative
182,
Tin-
share).
per
jHo*
1454.
p.
Subs.)—October Sales Up-
(&
1955—Monlh—1954
$11,383,677
182,
1955—10 Mcs.—1954
$96,119,477 $ A143,801
$9,811,718
1563.
p.
Calumet & Ilecia, Inc.—Listed
This
Stock
Midwest Exchange—
on
corporation's stock was listed
effective Nov. 14.
for
trading
the
on
Midwest
Exchange,
Long
listed
the
on
Hecla's
listing
to
York
New
and
fn Chicago follows
the
Boston
exchanges,
corporate
of
move
Cslcmet
offices fiom
Chicago.
Calumet
Hecla's
&
principal
transfer
is The Northern Trust Company
the
up
business,
Sales
a
electronic
new
computer
firm's
he
revealed
that
the
Bendix
new
computer
throughout
new
huge and
Bendix computer, known
theoretical
can
in
a
the
or
practical
complicated Bonneville system.
as the G-15A, can solve "virtua'ly
mathematical
problem,"
Mr.
add, divided, subtract and multiply at amazing speed.
console
miniaturized
than
unit
on
"brain"
2,000
longer
has
than
a
words.—V.
two
memory
182,
p.
normal
with
1454.
a
filing
Walz said.
Packag'd
cabinets,
storage
capacity
that
In
1956
the
agent
for
its
of Chicago.—V. 182,
p.
clock
com re on
2013,
corporation
covering
fiscal
182, p.
on
1,000,000
without
underwriting.
incident
to
&
completion
the
locomotives
Railways
London,
of
complete
of
Ont.,
for
Newfoundland
been
dieselization
placed
Delivery
announced
program
a
the
has
Canada.
of
the
with
of
by
district
Genera!
this
the
Newfoundland
order
company
district.
1908.
Canadian Uranium Mines, Ltd.—Statement Withdrawn
The
proposed offering of 2,000.000 shares of
cent)
has
Nov.
4
The
a
letter
common
Corp.,
San
Diego,
of
stock
notification
to
be
with
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses
This is a Regulation "A" filing.
share,
common
through Tellier & Co.,
stock
The
company
on
Nov.
2
182,
506.
J.,
filed
a
letter
of
notification
with
C.—
the
SEC
subscription
now
p.
licensed
and
will
permit
the
company
to
do
business—V.
180,
814.
tional
company,
financing
of
New
it was announced cn Nov. 17, is
sometime
in
December, through
York
City.—V.
180,
p.
Financ'g
considering addi¬
Schuster
&
Co.,
2586.
Childs Co., New York—Hotel Purchase Approved—To
Change Name—Profits Reported—
hotels,
p.
one
N.
common stock (par $1) to be offered
by stockholders at $10 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to be used as additional
surplus funds to enable the
company toward qualifying for admittance into states in which it is
for
The
Cq. below.—V.
(par
Jersey City,
2927.
p.
covering 30,000 shares of class B
100%
& Machine
per
the
publicly offered,
Co.—Acquisition Completed—
See Continental Foundry
cents
withdrawn.—V. 181,
Carolina Casualty Insurance Co., Burlington, N.
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Inc.,
filed
shares of
15
at
been
Cavitron Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.—Plans
Exploration
mining operations.
Blaw-Knox
diesel
National
of
Calif.—Files With SEC—
SEC
35
Ltd.
the
for
This
Mining
through additional
late
has
installed by the Bonneville Power Administration
at its power
dispatching center in Portland, Gre. Its job there is to make intricate
calculations relating to stream
flow and reservoir storage to power
generation and transmission operations for increased efficiency and
economy
mark
—V.
for
Canadian
Diesel
1953
were
for
15%
the
in
Manager of the Computer Division, an¬
newly developed general-purpose computer
operation at the research center of one of the
producing companies in the Southwest to simplify
search for oil deposits.
time,
same
of
order
An
Motors
in
oil
Bethlehem
is estimated
new
p.
been
The
1956,
182,
Corp.—New Electronic Computer—
installations
this
that
bidding,
loans
Increased peak shaving gas manufacturing capacity and the balance
general improvements and new equipment. The company anticipates
I oat
that
site
a
bring
America
16.
Walz,
largest
speed
At
Nov.
F.
been
has
nation's
It
referred
competitive
below.—V.
Inc.
Aviation
on
Richard
more
reduction
Aircraft,
far-reaching
revealed
any
With SEC—
.proximately $7,400,000 will be expended for construction in the fiscal
*r
will
than
to
and
per
will
The
1.
currently
are
1798.
p.
Bendix
into
up
program,
underway, will be completed in 1957 and will increase
l?.ny's steelmaking capacity nearly 25%, he said.—V. 182,
company
per
Paper
have
soon
price
increased
$131
25,577,2'3
end
sales
that
are
r'T
This
on
capital
£1,
shares
will
Boston
operating taxes—
See
1956.
$111,000,000
Atlanta
7'/2%
of
mills
Sir
would
Earlier
will
the
ton
per
of
earnings tor 1955 will break all previous records, Donald Reichelderfer,
C ntroller,
stated on Nov. 15.
|
Based on these expectations,
earnings for the year 1955 should be
i'-, least $5.75 a common share, Mr. Reichelderfer said.
This would
Mr.
1955
6%.
Canadian National Rys.—Orders 35 Locomotives—
Steel Corp.—Expects Record
corporation
this
these
of
dustry here
Bellanca Aircraft Corp.—Sells Cruisemaster Rights—
This
for
dividend
be publicly outstanding.
substantially higher prices of
Kingdom, which are expected to rise
United
2458.
p.
Armco
said
North
capital
authorized
stock
Because
1955—9 Months—1954
$
$
$
18,140.674
taxes—_
Net
Net
pur¬
oil
crude
Eric
which
less
not
expected
shares
7,245,000
common
plant
reorganized
an
preferred
—V.
5,785,755
com.
shr.
per
1955—Month—1954
25,152,052
revenues
inc.
income
Sir
stockholders
board
produce
said,
Under
$38,164,303 $35,590,384
Co. of Pennsylvania—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
Other
Net
Tarns,
outstanding,
than
rate
Period Ended Oct. 31—
inc.
on
to
sulphate
informed
fiber
a
ceeds
1563.
p.
on
taxes
taxes
the
1955
1955—43 Weeks—1954
1955—5 Weeks—1954
$
105,841,993
interim
an
be
results
less
not
covering not to exceed 3,000 shares
stock, to be offered to employees at par
$
117,054,071
to
that
of
SEC
Bell Telephone
1955—9 Mos —1954
$
34,064,171
"39,188,403
16,
shares then outstanding.
at
Bowater's
Southern
newsprint,
He
486,657
$0.85
—
p.
(A. S.) Beck Shoe Corp.—October Sales Up—
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
$
Cross
Dec.
operations
Tenn.,
ar.nual
an
of
Sales
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
and
on
1,193,909
446,794
—
Period Ended Oct. 31—
—V.
1798.
declared
common
newsprint in
used
1954
$9,268,715 $11,744,856
1,003
Co., Inc.—
Hope &
income
■
—
Off—
1955
!
—
—V.
Co
Subs.)—Earnings
(&
Sept. 30—
sales
Net
Co.—
opinion"
of
The
Earnings per share
Arizona
Co.—
stock
common
final dividend
a
of
SEC
1,000
,
the company
this month.
President, stated that it is expected
bids for
the
new
bonds later
Crane,
1,000
of
of
"private
tons
designed
15G2.
1,000
& Co.
a
competitive
p.
&
First
payable
dividend
$45,000,000.-
Grimm
Co.—
1906.
tive
The
Agnew
power.
p.
bonds, due
bidding.
Net proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes, including
proposed
construction expenditures, and to repay,
prior to their
maturity, bank loans amounting to $7,500,000 which were made in
August and September 1955 pending the sale of long-term securities.
Construction
additions
and
improvements are
estimated to
require
expenditure of about $45,000,000 in
1955, of which approximately
$36,500,000 had been expended to Sept. 30. Construction expenditures
in
1956
are
expected to continue at a high level but less thai>
ing
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
&
its
in
registration
statement with the SEC on
$30,000,000 of first refunding mortgage s'nk1990, to be offered for public sale at competi¬
filed
covering
company
10,
stock
100%
a
1955.
capacity
annually.
struct
Co.—Registers With SEC—
Electric
&
reor¬
efficiency
Bowater,
shares
Calhoun,
300,000
tons
civilian
3,500
Hhuman,
wi.l be retained.—V. .187,
of Cameo Corp.
Gas
Baltimore
3,500
&
Copper Cleaner is the leader
added support and additional sales
Cameo
plans
Babbitt
T.
management
3,500
Cook
Coper
in an
Babbitt, Inc.
Although
Hill Richards & Co.—.
„u
its
on
expansion program planned by the
They contemplate additional acqui¬
of new products developed in Bibb'tt
step
T.
well
2,000
Co.—
&
F.
Co.———
&
Co.,
Kenneth
—
distribution
and
Cleaner
Copper
Cameo
wide
was
corporation,
21,
American
ductive
$4
2,000
4,000
Burr, Inc.—
Lester, Ryons & Co.
Schwab,icher & Co
first
the
of
B.
—V.
6,000
Noyes <& Co
sell
and
nation
has
It
approved
corporation
its
at
Estimated
as
The
will
Republic Co, (Inc.)
Inc.
administrative
'
capital
a
Thomas
announced
on
Nov.
17 that
the sale of all of the stock of
The purchase was negotiated, by •
for
manufactures
Corp.
is
sitions
2,000
Co
of
Corp.,
Cameo
increase
approved
of some 200,000 tons of newsprint and
pulp.
With
the
installation
of
a
third
newsprint machine, expected to be in operation by the Fall of 1956,
the Tennessee mills,
he said, will be capable of producing upwards
Cost
Cleanser.
laboratories.
McCormick
Milwaukee
B.
and
corporation
Brothers.
Cameo
2,000
&
of
been made
T. Babbitt,
had
to
this
of
Cleaner.
Irving Lundborg & Co
Allyn & Co., Inc.—
President
Corp.
Cameo
15,000
Witter & Co._„___„
inc.uding
Babbitt, Inc.—Acquires Cameo Concern—
President
to
unanimously
parent
9,600,000
tons
recently
15,000
Corp
C.
Co.,
Dahlberg & Co.—„
Skaggs & Co._—_
15,000
——
&
&
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Pierce,
Beane—
Ttefsnes, Ely, Beck & Co
William
Sullivan
Inc.
43,700
Inc.———
Lynch,
Fenner
Bosworth,
43,700
—
in
producing
per annum
amount
unused
average
the
on
ment
Mendleson,
15
Nov.
his
was
the
year,
65,000
2014.
p.
it
Corp.,
the
factors,
relevant
various
of
19,200,000
D.seussing
market
182,
directors
of the commitment during the
preceding quarter. A copy of the credit agreement is filed as an exLibit to the registration statement.
^Exclusive of payment of $42,600 due Jan. 15, 1956.
en
this
values
and
the
respective
financial condition
of
the
two
companies,
their properties, products and earning;, is
to
be supplied by
amendment.
Atlas desires to acquire all 291,431
shares of
the Plywood Inc. stock not
now owned by it, but, in any
event, not less than 133,809 shares in order to brir.g its holdings of
such stock to 80%.
The purpose of the exchange offer is to enable
Atlas to make Plywood Inc. p, consolidated subsidiary and to cpmplete
its control of the business operations and policies of that company.
Ihis
with Mellon
1, 1957, may
Trust
and
repay
consideration
after
the
record
Vansittart
said
share
496,680
respective
of
of
Eric
Eric
Offer—
wl.h
statement
registration
a
provisions
justify the payment of
covering 100,000 shares of its $1 par common
shares of
tne common stock o." Plywood
1955,
owns
Lehman
5,000,000 shs.
the company's mortgage.
(Exclusive of sinking fund payment of $51,000 due March 23,
JUnder
Hied
corporation
14,
Atlas
-.
Nov.
on
designed
stock
the
on
352,000
8,961,977
714,
p.
arrangements
18,562,000 shs.
issuance
352,000
8,964,543
—
Plywood Corp.—Registers Exchange
Samuel
535,000 shs.
but
990,000
13,442,597
SEC on
stock.
Inc.,
out of the
768,111 shares issued and outstand.ng
(or approximately
62%),
It proposes to offer to the holders of the remaining 291,431
shares of Plywood Inc, stock,
shares of Atlas stock in exchange for
their shares of Plywood
Inc. stock.
The exchange ratio, to be de¬
Nov.
Cameo
—
authorization
other
and
borrow,
182,
Atlas
Barnes,
value)..
par
to
as
3,800,000
—
26,400,711
990,000
13,445,535
stock-$2.61
$2.84
share-—$43.84
$43.11
including minority
428,329,659 421,624,942
equity
1907.
p.
Chairman, stated that from figures
available
to
date
earnings for the current year should compare
favorably with those of past years.
He pointed out, however, that
the last ar.nual report covered a
period of 15 months.
Commenting on the final dividend to be declared by the directors
common
per
Stockholders'
—V.
24,367,884
Sir
share of common
per
value
(B. T.)
920,000
12,000,000
stock—
Rational
Book
—V.
(due $42,-
obligation
annually to Jan.
Preferred
earnings
Earned
id.
the
financing of future Bowater expansion.
stockholders
Cr28,936
(par $100)—
$10)—
the
—,—
Outstanding
$320,000
1957)——
money
Common
(par
the
common
——
series B
3.75%
'
erv
"Morlife."
132,
plan
facilitate
outstanding:
stock
by
under
plates
shareholders
ganization
26,371,775
4,986,613
&r39,392
——■---—.
declared
dividends
stock
$61,223,000
♦Mortgage
(due
in
being
share.
per
EFFECT
currently
are
Authorized
^Purchase
service
gas
counties.
14
DIVIDENDS—Dividends
paid at
electric
supplies
company
ended
$4,442,000.
was
clutch
Among
—
-
declared
dividends
Preferred
test-d
specifically
offered
are
have
tests
Morlife
The
4,410,185
Special credit—income from sale of Eastern
Hemisphere marketing subsidiaries (after de¬
ducting U.;S. Federal inc. tax of $1,687,300)
Minority interests
—
Common
field
Dividon
Bowater Paper Ccrj)., Ltd.—Plan Approved—
19,420,663
termined
properties.
1,701,783
$1,025,144)
of
tax
and
Clutch
clutches
new
21,961,590
separately
Hempisphere
The
best
23,663,373
operations and the Brazilian subsidiary (after
This
for partial payment of loans
purposes. The company estimates construc¬
tion expenditures for the balance of 1955 and for the next two years
at
approximately
$29,700,000.
The
major
portion
of
this
amount
Incurred
143,162
19,420,663
tax,
—
shown
Common
Arizona Public
19,563,825
of
name
developed
Rockford
service.
proved that the extra tough characterists of
used in these new Rockford clutches are
adapted for heavy duty machines such as tracto.s, truck?, c anes,
shovels, bulldoze!s,
tanks, earth movers, graders,
and
o„her
heavy
the
machines.—V.
Income
items
Preferred
Boston
etc.—
below
marketing
Federal income
S.
before
Income
Shares
1829.
U.
before
been
have
corporation's
clutc.i
trade-mark
1,342,723
375,464,578 352,713,147
income
Income
will
directors and
of
approved by the respective boards
to stockholders for ratification, it
President
the
Extensive
Total
submitted
be
Haffer
of
duty
heavy
Apache Uranium
I Merger
has been
clutches
type
gineers
$
372,937.4"8 351,370,427
.——
etc
New
1954
S.
Sales
Corp.—To Vote on Merger—
corporation into International ^ &
Borg-Warner Corp.—New Products—
1955
30—
9 Months End. Sept.
completed.—V. 182, p. 910.
^lso
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
Co.
Atlantic Refining
Blyth & Co. at $20.75 per share,
cents per share. It was
Nov. 10 by
on
dealer's discount of 60
a
-
.
(2126)
stockholders
of
America.
Nov.
17 overwhelmingly
approved purchase of
equity of the Plaza Hotel, the lease of three out-of-town
change in the name of the company to Hotel Corp. of
The price paid will be
1,100,000 shares of Childs common
the
and
a
on
Volume 182
stock.
The
Number 5483
three
hotels
Cleveland in Cleveland
the
are
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Edgewater
the Somerset
in
Beach
in
Chicago,
the
have
Boston.
Felt,
Chairman
Consolidated
in
the
period
profit
net
from
of $33,744.
1954
poricd.
of
profit
Jan.
The
a.
Plaza
the
$21,778,003
of 1955
net
a
next
loss
income before
several
years
is
in
the
like
Further
of
about
the
had
'•During the
early
because
years,
of
the
we
should
lois
which
time
America.
its
The
hotel
the
operations
change of the
of
by,
go
be
taken
of
in
from
by
will
the
Hotel
take
not
cf
will retain
packaged
the
foods
by
its
per
and
the
largest
single
division
of
Corp.
be
hotel
the
division,
it
also
were
told
that
management
is presently
ing other situations for possible acquisition.—V.
181,
The
Yo.-k
new
BUSINESS
to
proposes
t'.e
use
the
removal
to
Greenburgh,
Y.,
and
to
the
of
N.
ferrous
in
Since
lias
it
Aviatio:-,
is
has
the
of
35c
of
for
its
from
plant
ihe
from
of
chromlzing
re-'Ltaf.ci
under
States
materials
usef
1
treatme it
It
a
relating
pa ent
t.-.e.
.or
Mr.
has
applications
coating metals,
engaged in commercial
pending
for
its
from
such
companies
production,
Ge. e:al
the
company
fcl ctrie,
132,
36%
of
in
He
$1,405,000
$4,737,000
predicted
732,000
e
The
new
Congo,
is
$0.78
for
■General
shares
common
has
Pacific
added
to
Nov.
the
the
A.
corporation's
that
of
Container Corp. of America—New
This
delivery by Penn-
Penn-Texas
of
and
Colt's
to
$1.60
quarterly
40c
sale
Mr.
voting
stockholders
The
site
assets,
Colt's
will
brcome
outstanding, at
$0.75
Sept.
30,
sales
of
the
exports
Kong,
countries
sales
in
Asia,
With
1955.
Hugh
Europe
L.
mmpiiv's
have
machines
and
..
cash
25% ahead of last year
betue highest in history.
wouu
been
Finland,
adding
established
Denmark
in
India,
Australia.
and
,30%
Manager.—V.
182,
Charles
Lanham
ad
is
of
to
Lanham
T.
presently
182,
member
a
Vice-Pres'dent
of
that
•The
in
the
almost
compared
and
three
$3,256,068,
of
of
$2.02
or
18%
1954.
sales
over
The
Co.
1955
then, current
market
expected
to
price
be
to
are
the
of
supplied
be
made
outstanding
amendment.
by
Lee.
on
Clinchfield
This
Coal
Comco,
Corp.—Forms Lumber Division—
in'its
of
holdings
mixed
Gver
is
is
million
ready
for
the
will
feet
of
million
involve
will
small
a
be
the
harvest
converted
prices,
increase
it
feet
is
growth
of
per
of
into
at
earnings
present
marketable
lumber
in
board
This
stock
of
by
the
per
mills.
One
lumber
Net
for
earnings
$2.66
or
share
a
Earnings
■414,283.
the
of
first
months
10
stock
common
reported
were
consolidated
on
for the same period
sales of $36,073,577.
last
year
after
%
$1,116,617,
as
of
expanding
"By
strengthening
—V.
182,
p.
and
improving
sales
our
larger
tan'even
share
the
product
cur
lines
for
will
be
geared
and
air
conditioning
to
compete
Stock
,
for
$5
Inc.,
•cents
■Co.*
reimbursed
their
for
expenses
1.000,000 shares sold
100.000
at
the
to
the
rate
public.
of
cents
5
motors
Erown,
shares'
are
was
1,198
for
with
net
■
and Grover
Williams, of
the
and
O.
C.
paid 81,000.000 for 50%
post
Dana
office
Canada,
NOTE:
restored
11
to
The
service
months
other
to
Oper.
Seibert,
STate
at
$58.00
President,
2-0613);
New
per
York,
year.
On account of
the
1
Published
Drapers*
N.
Y.,
Other
under
the
Countries,
fluctuations
twice
Gardens.
in
Act
$62.00
the
(Reg. U.
a
week
London,
rate
of
per
of
S.
end
unit
it
Net
year.
has
and
60,000
has
1954
been
under
$57,000,000
fiscal
back
Com.
will
by
the
Ridgeland
Life
Co.,
of
common
Tulsa,
will
be
used
for
general
1554,
with
ended
Aug.
net
profit
31,
180, p. 2081.
(&
1955
of
$3,454,000;.
$44,000,000
were
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1955—12 Mos.—1954
22,314,828
31,978,861
29,512,009
income
$3,950,717
$3,318,611
$5,253,479
$4,411,353
$37,237,340 $33,923,368
75,922
32,142
113,689
$3,970,084
$3,394,533
$5,290,621
$4.525,C43
2,112,655
1,901,001
2,783,851
2,589,172
$1,857,429
coin,
$1,493,532
$2,506,770
$1,935,376
1,215,297
972,237
1,215,297
$1.32
$1.28
share-
during
of
Sept.
the
972,237
$1.79
financing arranged
nine
$600,000.
of
19,
of
$1.65
by telephone
ended
Sept.
month
In
addition
common
fund
debentures,
The
,Continental
stock
Continental
$9,000,000.
presently
1, 1958 in
June
its
1955
sinking
amount
operating
net
Telephone
$19
per
share
Telephone
Co.
issued
at
due
Sept. 1, 1975,
therefrom
or
of
sold
the
its
principal
used
were
sold
total
and
in
proceeds
Co.
a
outstanding 30-year 5%
debentures,
series
the principal amount of $8,735,000.—V. 182,
(G. & W. II.)
have
of
19
This corporation
of
5%
the
of
to
to
re¬
A.
due
1219.
p.
15,
redemption dale.)
of
the
debentures
the
will
on
leaving
Debentures—
for redemption the
1,1978.
They will
Dec.
Dec.
debt,
181,
called
due
company
Redemption
unit)
Corson, Inc.—Calls 5%
has
debentures,
interest
outstanding
1955,
outstanding
be
at
eliminate
the
of
the
at
plus
accrued
company's
shares
403,000
$113,500
redeemed
102%,
capital
only
stock.
2117.
p.
,
Okla.—
Creole Petroleum Corp.—Extra Dividend—Earns.
Up—
Nov. 10 offered
on
stock
East
24,259,903
outstanding---
long-term
Insurance
at
bring
will
nearly 3,900,000 kilowatts.
damaged
purchase money
located
are
19,367
shares
office
now
of
purpose
taxes-
and
per
4'/2*%
it
em¬
$25,633,439
deductions—
par.value
caused
Ridgeland
for
and
alsa
all
period
30,
1955
amounted
to
$4,100,000
consisting of first mortgage bonds in
the
principal amount of $3,500,000 and preferred stocks with an
aggregate
Station
capacity
service,
give
$28,210,620
income
shs.
On
since
Contmentai
1955—9 Mos.—1954
income
Earns,
<|
in
in
months
income
etc.
160,000
construction
full
at
(including the
182, p. 1908.
shares
proceeds
(par
$1)
at
The
and
directors
special
a
corporate
purposes.
Nov.
on
dividend
Dec.
10
of
declared
75
dividend
a
cents
of
share
per
holders of record Nov. 28,
to
9
on
1955.
75
cents
the
share
per
capital
stock,
Previous dividend
75
cents
paid on Sept. 9, 1955.
coiporation reports estimated net earnings for the third quarter
Sept. 30, 1955 of $75,371,000, or 97 cents per share, compared
with $68,903,000, or 89 cents per share, for the previous quarter this
was
The
Mines
Ltd., Toronto, Canada—Financial Po¬
cut
feet
now
reviewed,"
.is
possible,"
until
property
the
can
that
moderately
a
1,218
are
This
year.
and
is
its
most
recent
radioactive
to
be
diamond
conglomerate
continued
to
drill
bed
said
be
Mr.
year
tested
James,
when
from
"that
the
the
further
shallow
drilling
northwest
share,
per
the
basis
3-for-l
The
program
Nov.
11.
will
be
a
of
1879.
Crestmont
This
after
Co., it
was
an¬
Carl
the
T.
in
of
May
sharos
1955
to
$2.23
or
figures
are
outstanding
on
after
1955.
20,
plus
share
Per
purchased
royalty oil, for the
daily, compared with,
1955.
below.—V.
182,
p.
1799.
figured
by
acquisition
Mr.
south
from
Long
edge
Oil
M.
acquisition
shares
Co., Burbauk, Calif.—Acquisition—
Nov.
on
of
royalties,
cash
16
Co.
and
through
from
placed
barrels
Company,
the
acquisition
price
stated
was
that
long-term
a
production.
increase
Crestmont's
1,900,000
outstanding,
7.4
Purchase
Crestmont,
will
were
announced
of
to
barrels.
at
the
barrels.
acquisition
slightly
above
11
consisting
in
Kern
not
the
of
the
total
disclosed;
but
proper y
bank
nqte
was
with
'
net
Crestmont's
3,695,750
said the new property,
the
Fruitvale
field
of
will
proven
On
prior
the
basis
increase
barrels
of
reserves,
reserves
65
County,
per
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements
must
be
made
in
New
York
fundi.
to
of
present
share.
acres
will
on
the
increase
Publishers. 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D.
Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday], Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the
States,
U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00
per year;
in Dominion of
Smith.
United
1954.
number
effective
production,
President
out
payout
reserves
Consolidated Chemical Industries, Inc.—Merger Voted
Long,
for
The
the
Oil
company
of
C.
K.
500,000
Subscriptions
increased
split,
net
of
ice."
through Eastman, Dillon &
nounced on Nov. 16.—V. 154, p. 1698.
and
the
stock
Company's
period
quarter of 1955 averaged 975,594 barrels
daily average of 952,130 barrels during the previous quarter of
181, p. 744,
1956-1967,
Dana
of
earnings for the: first nine months of
share, compared with $173,041,224,
per
same
—V.
portion
paid
William B.
the
third
(C. G.) Conn, Ltd., Elkhart, Ind.—Notes Sold
Privately
—The company has placed privately with institutional
investors
$1,000,000 of
12-year
notes
due
annually
See Stauffer Chemical Co.
the
$2.84
or
for
the
between
basement.
awaited, and on their receipt, our entire
chief geologist, Don James announced, on
new
hole,
assets
"
brings
$220,159,000,
reports
be
Patent Office)
3,
acquisition
Sept. 30—
operating
Net
deem
is
machine
of
[every Thursday (general news
E, C., England, c/o Edwards &
March
the
revenues—
exps.
Other
a
damage
with
to
Pension Trust Plan,
profit of $2,329,000.—V.
Operating
Ridgeland
at
due
is
service
and
$4,618,140.
of the
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Telephone
of
organization
the acquired properties.
of
in
nine
Period End.
The
company
is in a strong
financial position with more than
$200,COO in cash and liquid securities in its treasury.—V. 182, p. 609.
Jr., of Grand Junction. The company has outstanding 2,500,000
common
stock, of which 1,950,000 shares were issued to
William
Line
company
deferred
Principal pro-
Montrose,
will
"It
pros¬
then outstanding stock; and
promoters, officers, directors, underwriters, and their associates will
own 46%
for which they will have contributed various properties, will
THE
the
an¬
share.
"Assays
shares purchased at a net average of 2c per share.
organized under Delaware law for the purpose of
Homer Noble
Continental
Elaw-Knox
certain
on
just
has
December.
When
the
at
net
C-19,
of
have
Station.
which
182, p. 912.
This
promoters for properties and 250,000 shares to the original lessees of
the property (of which a total of 300,000 shares were contributed back
to the issuer).
Assuming public sale of the 2.500.000 shares, the public
-will
been
Line
shut down for
damaged
Conecho
each
on
According to the
exploring and developing uranium properties.
acquiring,
heavy
sition, etc.—
Ralph DePasquale, the principal officer of General Investing
153,333 common shares purchased at a net average value of 6.8
per share; and Phillip shaiman, principal officer of Sha.man &
holds
has
State
with
ended
Investing Corp. and Shaiman & Co. (of New York and Denver,
Colohoma
the
Offered—Eastman, Dillon & Co.
per
Montrose,
pectus,
■owns
at
4
.respectively), who will make the offering on a "best efforts" basis and
receive a
selling commission of 7c per share. The underwriters also
be
coming
Chairman,
machine
placed
lands, plants, equipment, inventories,
Continental. In the purchase, Blaw-Knox
the
years
the
included
payable on
Uranium,
for
under
subsidiaries
turbine shaft ruptured.
publicly
business."
company
the first
the
been
at
Rice
all
of
over
approximately
243,060
Commonwealth
filed a new registration statement with the SEC on
9, 1955, covering 2,500,000 shares of its lc par common stock, to
offered for public sale at 40c per share.
The underwriters are
•will
for
given
216-Inch
sales
of
sales
—V.
Nov.
■of
capacity
207,000 kilowatt
new
a
3,422,000 kilowatts.—V.
was
The
General
used
generating units, which have aggregate capacity
kilowatts, in operation for the first time since last Dec,
.Capacity
—V.
tie
be
Co.—Capacity Increased—
The capacity of the Edison system is
Colo.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
offered
to
four
when the
*-
811.
Colohoma
be
to
are
has
directors
of
were
Unfilled orders on the books of Continental at
Sept. 1, 1955 were
approximately $37,000,000, two-thirds of which are for
commercial
markets, the remainder being defense contracts.
Continental had
SEC
its
operated
to 565,000 kilowatts.
the
its
*
and
1956
we
1953.
station
640,000
heating
program,
of
of
'
market.
.the
the
bolstered
last
State
new
all. of
President, sa d sales of civilian goods, principally
heating and air-conditioning equipment and gasoline pressure
appliances, were 20% ahead of last year.
"This gain offsets an anticipated decline in sales of military air¬
craft components," he said. "We are engaged in eight different indus¬
tries, and in practically every case we are obtaining a larger share
which
explosion
With
or
home
■of
proceeds
board
details,
Chicago, Ind.;
Wheeling, W. Va.; Erie and Coraopolis, Pa. The Erie plant manufac¬
tures power plant
equipment, and the others produce machinery and
castings for the steel and other metal manufacturers.
Int.
SEC—
big generating units, Willis Gale,
is
operation
having been
spring
that
$36,-
share on
Sheldon Coleman,
$3.44 a
The
the
contract
Continental Telephone Co.
15.
units
unit
shaft
The
$1,430,551,
the
ki.owatt
1564.
sales
net
were
of
two
Nov.
on
into
gone
approximately
Co. Inc.—Earnings Show Decline—
With
other
.
common
Edison
has
company
load with
nounced
a
Coleman
share; without underwriting.
general corporate purposes.
Commonwealth
.
timber
feet
shaie after State and Federal income taxes.—V. 182, p.
per
time
company-owned
earnings
that
$10.per
winter
million
Clinchfield
on
the
Ohio—Files
that
No
cash consideration of approximately $19,700,000
specified liabilities.
a
FINANCING—Permanent
year.
eight
estimated
and
Dayton,
par)
at
for
chiefly
hemlock.
composed
pine
of
timber
annual
board
is
forest
amount
mature
and -current
six
present
on
•division
20c
plans
which
Based
of
Virginia.-This
with
board
harvest
rate
Present
year,
southwest
hardwoods,
72
at
in
Inc.,
assets
credit
Plants
6.
The corporation on Nov. 4 filed a
letter of notification with
covering 5,000 shares of class A common stock (no
a
subsidiary of The Pitiston Co., announced on
organization of a lumber division, which will undertake
the long-term development of 100,000 acres of forest property included
the
told
mill.
construction
certain
take
mortgage
nients
to J its
electric properties.
The construction program for
the
period from Oct. 1, 1955, to Dec. 31, 1957,
contemplates property addi¬
tions and improvements estimated to cost
approximately $08,000,000.
—V. 182, p. 1799.
corporation,
14
and
acquired
other
to
Gross
Nov.
were
a
required for the acquisition are being provided by the
proceeds
of previous Elaw-Knox
financing and from a $3,000,000
company will add the net proceeds of the financing to its
gen¬
funds, which will be used in part to reduce bank loans
obtained to
enable the company to
pay in part the cost of additions and improv-
company
ex¬
Funds
headed by Dillon, Read & Co., inc.,
initial
public offering price will be
The
is
Company, New York City.—V. 182, p, 2017.
assume
coverage
sales
Registers
—
Operation
1956.
l,
will
Blaw-Knox
agreed
a registration statement with the SEC
($5 par), to be offered lor public sals
group
will
certain
per
Exchange Commission—
shares
Underwriting terms
is
Electric
of
.
and
eacn
Ohio
Jan.
the
stockholders
engineering
ployees
increase
an
begin about
cf 1957.
end
follows
Blaw-Knox will pay
of
E. Kayser,
President an¬
$4,443,326 for the period,
with
quarters
between
15 filed
Nov.
underwriting
Company.
the
increase
an
require¬
ownership of this company's properties on Nov. 14 was
officially
transferred lo Elaw-Knox Co., it was announced
by W. Cordes Snyder,
Jr., Elaw-Knox President.
1954.
$45,854,715
Southern
common
o.fering
of
showed
the
cf
The
of the
three
quarters of
a steady
volume of production. Sales were $15,quarter, $15.zlo,14l in t.ie second and $15,409,371
of the year.—V. 181, p. 2011.
third
&
to
first
Ohio
to
stock.
as
equally
quarter
an
The
1955
of
corporation,"
the
Continental Foundry & Machine Co.—Props. Transf'd
corpo¬
Co.—Reports Increased Profits—
months
by
portion
the company's greatly in¬
Further, tho mill will help supply
cartoiis.
construction
Ebasco Services
of
cwned
large
a
produce 300 tons of beard a day on^a
Fourdrinier machine, with the 196-inch trim.
Barton
1908.
p.
kind
Aug. 4 sale of a $35,000,000 issue cf
debentures, from which most of the money for the
It also follows
by about two weeks a third-quarter
which
elected
be
will
the
will come.
mill
its
meet
qreated by
Corporation's northern boxboard mills."
purchased a 5,000-acre tract of land for the mill
by
sinking fund
The
Colt's
new
food
announcement
in
of
will
board
Container
has
begin
first
"and
of
to
had ;approved
that time.
Penn-Texas.
the
to
statement
eral
according to J. W. Stallings,
17S9,
p.
Board
the
pulp
construction
mill
new
The
and
Belgian
the
The
General
nine
amounted
Securities
related
Clary,
than
more
the
propose
pulp
company
and
•This
approximately $150,000,000,
of
would
Penn-Texas
share
company on
through
and
Africa,
organization,
he
General
first
per
the
first
Public
running
were
six
its world
that
9.
be
said,
production
bleached
record
will
for bleached
creased
the
on
of
Nov.
on
mill
pected
of
will build a $30,000,000 bleached sulphate pulp and
Biewton, Ala., Leo II. Schoenhofen, Senior Vice-President,
Schoenhofen
ments
com¬
d vidend
share
per
."The
Co t's
Mill—
corporation
announced
preferred
Penn-Texas
Penn-Texas
31
the
Major
Board.
indicat.ng
in
J.
board mill at
exchange basis
shares
stock
Dec.
2016.
p.
Mayotte, Secretary will receive tenders at^ the office of the
company, 212 West Michigan Ave., Jackson, Mich, or "c/o Commonwealth.
Services Inc., 300 Fark
Ave., New York 22, N. Y, up to 3:30 p.m. (£ST>
on Dec,
2, 1955 for the sale to the company of 4,000 shares of $4.52
preferred Stock at $102,725 per share,
plus accrued dividends.—V. 182,p. 1909.
common
convertible
tnis
of
four
The
common
on
On
shares
first nir.e months
sales
the
11.
dealerships
Sales
their
issuance and
same period in
1954, Carl
Nov.
15.
Net earnings
were
divided
This
1955
Hong
of
cumulative
and
Colt's.
Carbon
Columbus
represented in 56 foreign count"^
now
sale
the
£
cn
year,
in
703,000
$0.26
934,412
that
of
the
stock.
three
be paid
$1,285,000
241,000
abroad
\oling
it;
common
preferred
on
the
Uw$A76
230,203
$0.27
that
said
the
182,
Consumers Power Co.—To Receive Tenders—
Penn-Texas
of
its
receive
the
$38,721,240
t
Earnings—
254,003
on
approximately $120,000,000.—V.
company
400,000
charge of Washington operations.—V.
over
Total
1955—9 Mos.—1954
taxes
corporation
registers
of
Directors
nounced
1462.
p.
share--
South
issued
Colorado.
the
part
Earnings for
Bmdix
Clary Corp.—Expects Record Exports in 1955—
the
the
for
consummation
covering 250,000
This
approved
called
shares
Columbian
1955—3 Mos.—1954
revenues$1,576,000
President, said
of
1955
own
.
as
of
ration
182,' p. 411.
sand
sale
the board of directors of
metal
Citizens Utilities Co.—Reports Increased
on
whi.e
shares
10
final
Chairman
chromlzing
plating process but i roduces a c.»rome
by the
diffusion of
chrim.um
a
company
Period End. Sept. 30—
*Bused
Co.
30,
Corp.
Stockholders
outstanding shares voted in
stockholders owning 19,236 shares voted
Sil'aerstein annoimced
were
—V.
the
share
per
Board
of
after
17
of. the
according, to L. D. Snberstein, Chairman
to
confusion.
to
Can.
per
in a construction program extending over the next several
the amount of which has not been finally determined.
It is
estimated that during the year 1956, such program will amount to
will
rnf the huge Penn-Texas organization.
Penn-Texas
is
a
leading factor in the machine tool, heavy
industry, wire and
table ahd other fields.
Taking into .effect its recent acquisition of
Pratt & Whitney Co., Inc, of-West
Hartford, Conn,
(formerly NilesEement-Pond Co.), the business of Colt's
and the impending purchase
of. the assets of Liberty
Products-Corp. of Farmingdale, Lo \g. Island,
New York, Penn-Texas' 1956 sales
should be
the
purcnase
preierred stock and $100,000 of dcbentur.s.—V.
income
82%,
convertible
integral
shares
"Earnings
of
eac.i
Upon
an
share
JMet
Nov.
on
preferred stock will
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to this sa'e there w'll be out¬
standing 386,025 shares of capital stock of 10 celt; par value, 12,506
Operating
already
are
Service
Sept.
stock
.Dec.' 15.
equal
of
being oifered
Public
ended
the
.
120,000
for
mon
Minneapolis-Honeywell, Bell Aircraft, G.ne a! Motors, duPont
American
,•
cumulative
of
been
orders
and
not
the
increase
United
treated
The
fWd
the
received
and
It
the
on
surface.
patents
and
apparatus
metals.
casing
the
applies
company
oxida,ion
licensee ,i.i
pioeesses,
«Hoy
into
The
-—
exclusive
of
;
proposal,
1
and 160,000
stockholders
will
investigat¬
proceed;
connection with
improve
to
the
by
months
labilities/to
or.
stocx
eqi ipment.
xnetals
is
company
in
City
12
sale
.
PROCEEDS—The
New
the
te.ms
Texas
was
Nov. 18 offered for public sale 133,100 shares
Chromalloy Corporation common stock (par 10(J) at
$2.25 per share.
stock
of
The
on
its
shares
owned
are
the
from
1908.
to
applied
(which at Nov. 9,
years,
proceeds
the
e.s
the
p.
333,072,
against it.
of
of
par
per
1E2,
subject
iavor
of
.sale
banking
public offering of 256,503 '
value) at a price of
a
($5
be
(1) to the payment of short-term bank
1955, aggregated $65,000,000) issued in ccnnectjbn with the interim
financing of the company's construction program;
and (2) the balance, if
any, toward payment for additions to utility
plant on or after Sept. 30, 1955.
The company and its subsidiary are
notes
engaged
the
company
stockholders
-owning
Chromalloy Corp., N. Y.—Stock Offered—S. D. Fuller
•&, Co.
stock
of
outstanding and
assets,
2011.
p.
18 made
•
Net. proceeds will
Union
—
investment
an
Colt's Manufacturing Co.—Sale
Approved—
until
manufacturing and distribution
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Recipe
will
of
share.
the
1956,
out.
Stockho.ders
to
company filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 9.
covering $70,000,000 of
first - and
refunding
mortgage
bonds,
series K, due Dec. 1, 1985, to be offered for
public sale at competitive
1955,
2J11.
p.
-equal,
Inc., and Fred Fear Co.; and the hot*T business. While all three
«f these activities are related, and in fact 80of the total
volume of
about $50,000,000 annually will be from some
aspect of the food busi¬
ness,
181,
.
-This
and
phys cal plant;
reported operating revenues of
$39,127,393 and net income of $7,413,539,
af.er provision for preierred
dividends, to $3.99
Plaza
place
Nov.
EARNINGS—-For
and
Focds,
pointed
of
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
*'
for
development
construction
purposes.—V.
Certain
consideration
part
as
exploration,
and
manager
on
accrue
the
present
paid
for
corporate
common
been
Childs name;
be
bidding.
Corp.
PROCEEDS—None
completed.
Hotel Corp. will have three
major divisions: The restaurant business
which
general
$57.50
tax
pre
interest
until March 31,
over
Childs
to
Interstate Gas Co.—Stock Offered
of
share.—V.
will
for
shares
of
proximat ly
a.
and
earnings
Hotels Corp.
name
transactions have
years
potential
Plaza
after
inter sted
carry-overs
"As
be substantially increased."
is under lease to Hi.ton
The
at
particularly
are
company's
$2,500,000," Admiral Bergen said.
■deprcciat.on charges are reduced,
is
$360,000
some
syndicate,
$500,000
continuance
1954
have
income
$349,000
Securities
the; basis
would
acquired;
Colorado
expected.
taxes
assuming
and
$313,772
was
$13,903,000.
1956
$14,000
non-recurring
a
$530,522
from
1 for
an
of
level, Admiral Bergen told stockholders.
of the 1954 operations of the three leased hotels, Childs
retained' approximately $285,000 before taxes if the leases
bccii in effect, he added.
On
•
to
year
return
the
about
at
subsidiaries
including
increased
should
during
year
its
net
have expended $30,00.0 in
exploration.
subject to royalty payments.
and
are
proceeds,
mining equipment, sinking of shaft
10,
with
the
properties
Committee.
and
compares
improvement for the full
operations
Executive
Childs
through Sept.
1
Tnis
Sales
the
of
$10,000
properties
Of
•
Irving
Mitchell
paid
the
of
.Principal officers of the enlarged company will be A. M. Sonnabend,
President; Rear Admiral John J. Eerger, USNR, Chairman; and
3
(2127)
t
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
(2128)
4
,
.
daily production from the present 1250 barrels
to more than
1500 barrels per day. The property has 11 producing
wells, another well to be reworked, and one well to be drilled.
The company also produces an additional S2 wells in
the Bakersfield area.
Other properties are located in Southern California and
company's
the
Texas.—V. .182,
1336.
p.
Dishwasher Patents—
Cribben & Sexton Co.—Buys
The
manufacture.
amount
and
patents
the
of
the
on
for
the
disclosed.
not
was
the
announced
appliances,
gas
purchase from James, Inc.
James dishwasher,
and also
its
Nov.
trademarks
11
on
the inventories, tools and machinery
purchase was
a
ca.h transaction, but
of
manufacturer
This
continued at Independence, Kansas, using
two buildings now occupied by James.
The plant space will be leased
by Cribben
& Sexton,
which now operates plants in Chicago and
Michigan City, Ind., the lattef being devoted to defense production.
will
Manufacturing
the
under
established James dis¬
trademark.—V. 175, p. 1122.
through
continued
be
dealers
and
tributors
be
will
sales
Dishwasher
Diners'
gross
James
Club,
international
16 with the
offering of 150,000 shares of common stock ($1 par value)
at $8 per share.
Lee Higginson Corp. and C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co. made the offering together with ten
associates.
It was quickly oversubscribed and the books
public sale of common stock of this
first
credit card organization was made on Nov.
being sold by
the
company,
which will use the proceeds to finance the increasing
volume of its present business and to expand the scope and type ol
its credit services.
The remainder of 100,000 shares are being sold by
Ralph E. Schneider, Board Chairman of the company, and Alfred S.
Bloomingdale, President.
Prior to the current sale, the two principal
officers and founders of the Diners' Club each owned 200,000 shares,
or 50%
of the outstanding common stock. Following the stock sale, the
company will have 450,000 shares of common, of which the two olficers
will
Dallas, Tex.—Regis¬
Commission—
Crown Western Investments, Inc.,
Securities and Exchange
This
investment
Dallas
filed
company
amendment on Nov. 14,
100,000 shares
an
statement covering an additional
Fund Series D2.—V. 179, p. 104.
to its registration
1955,
Diversified
of
Income
provides
pany
company,
chain,
furniture
midwest
leading
a
Up—
ported earnings after taxes of $291,039 and sales of $14,740,738 in the
year ended June 30, 1955.
Earnings in the fiscal year ended June 30,
1954 were $256,512 and sales totaled $11,550,752.
After
preferred dividend payments, 12-month profit was equal to
$1.68 a share on 154,430 common shares outstanding, compared with
$1.54 a share in
the period ended June 30, 1954 based on 144,430
constructed
being
its
13,000
450,000 shs.
"Includes 30,450 shares reserved against the exercise of stock options.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the underwriters and the number
of shares
of common stock
to be purchased by them, respectively,
stock
Common
the
from
Sale
and the selling stockholders,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Ira
Stein
keepsie
as
J.
—V.
N.
PoughBenton Harbor, Mich, and Santa Monica, Calif.—V. 182,
Y.,
182,
without underwriting.
share,
the
stock
common
(no
be offered at $1 per
to be used to reimburse
to
par)
The proceeds are
been
for
Liquidate—
Delaware
to
Fund,
investment
McDowell
&
Co.
To
—
at
its
announced
filed
& Co._—-—
Aircraft
requiring the
equipment
new
and
McGinn
plans
for
Division
tools
new
valves
"To
for
take
registration statement covering
its common stock.—V. 182, p. 1909.
its
of
2,000,000
additional
an
two
company
Nov.
on
SEC
$100
filed
registration
a
which
aircraft
with
all
1954"
with
the
following securities to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding: (1) $10,000,000 of first mortgage and collateral
trust bonds, due 1985; and (2)
50,000 shares preferred stock, cumula¬
Net
par.
its
and
company
incurred
prior
penditures
Stuart
proposed
be
applied
the
to
construction
subsidiaries,
including
sale.
Construction
for
1955,
1956
and
including
to
invite
182, p.
competitive
bids
for
the
$6,116,436
the
loans
of
ex¬
company
securities
new
the
estimated
are
for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1955.
Cooper,
President, said that upon approval
month.—V.
bank
of
expenditures
1957,
of
program
retirement
such
to
$73,000,000
at
to
later
this
1462.
and
This
corporation
$10,900,600
of 5V2 %
ern
merger
call
date
the
rate
have
one
the
second
as
$2,500,000
of
issued
been
has
Sept.
now
the
converted
convert
for
The
on
9;
the
each
64%
of
the
Delta-Chicago &
into
common
total
South¬
stock.
first
debentures
Into
Delta
$35,
according to Todd
$2,500,000 were recalled on
Final
common
G.
Cole
Feb.
21;
July
and
25, 1955; an additional $3,000,000 were
the final $2,500,000 on Oct. 27. Of the
$10,900,600 issued, $6,931,500 were
$3,969,100 were cash redemptions.
Delta
in
that
797,616 shares of
converted
common
into
stock
Delta
stock
and
earnings
B.
the
engines,
has expanded
the first nine
reported
Cement
Co., Middle
Branch,
This
Net
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
filed
60,000 shares of its $1
sale
Inc.
company
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
covering
value common stock to be offered for public
through an underwriting group headed by Merrill, Turben & Co..
The public offering price and underwriting terms will be supplied
par
amendment.
by
The
proceeds from the sale will be applied to finance in part a plant
expansion proyani designed to improve existing facilities and increase
the annual capacity of the plant.
It is expected that the program will
involve
capital expenditures aggregating $4,000,000, and that
of the funds which will be required to finance such
ance
will
182,
bal¬
provided
of
a
from
proposed
the company's general funds and from the pro¬
loan in the amount of $2,000,000.—V
179
bank
2037.
Diamond T Motor Car Co.—To Be
See
White
Motor
Co.
below.—V.
179,
p.
a
Stores
Diana
Stores Corp.—October Sales
SatJfs 182,
—V.
p.
1800.
1555—Month—1954
period
of
said.
corporation
approved
companies
the
merger
separate
at
operates
390
over
stores
the
in
States
Mississippi, North Carolina, South
182, p. 1698.
01
Carolina,
the
is
and
armed
and
—V.
election
of
production
rising
nine
facilities
demand
$2,971,904
$2,651,063
northwestern coast
test the Basal Salinas
The location will be
approximately 1,500 feet north of the company's D7L well, which was
the
in
program
along
ial
Stores
Co.—V.
Photoswicch
i
Inc.,
and
Corp.
and put on production in May.
Reporting on the company's finances, Mr. Krieger said sales in
first half of the current fiscal year, the six months ended Sept.
1955, totaled $11,959,146,
ing
last
period
the
30,
compared with $11,200,102 in the correespond-
year.
half
first
the
in
income
of
this
amounted
year
to
$131,823,
after preferred dividends,
to eight cents a share on the
1,151,065 shares of common stock outstanding.
This compared with
$159,375, or 11 cents a share, on the same number of common shares
in the first six months of last year.
There was a marked improve¬
in
ment
in the second quarter of this year, indicating,
earnings has been reversed, Mr. Krieger said.
earnings
downtrend
the
in
that
He
Federal taxes on income in the
$148,667 of which $8,546 came in
situation was
exactly the opposite in the first half of last year, when the first
quarter was far larger than the second.—V. 180, p. 2799.
the
that
out
half
first
182,
14
is
of
1955
Marine
Corp.—V.
and
182,
Mr.
Division,
813;
p.
Catalog Sheet—
describing
available
now
Slater
by
director
as
a
C.
John
Emery,
Frankfort
of
National
its
complete
from
this
line
company.
Food
charge
the
The
with
Whirlpool
label,
Corp.;
and
director
a
enterprises
new
for
directors
of
of
Colon¬
George
A.
Fuller
and
it
announced
was
to
marketed
be
signed
Fedders-Quigan
which
under
Nov.
on
Contract—
air-conditioners, has
room
Corp.
15
by
under
the
Salvatore
RCA-
Giordano,
Fedders.
contract,
which
Radio
which
extends
Corporation
under
through June
America
of
Fedders-Quigan
marketed
tioners
Seeger
air-conditioners
room
of
with
corporation was
Inc.
of
board
Products
corporation, manufacturers of
under
this
of
President.
Distilleries
913.
p.
produce
ment
has
the
been
RCA
replaces
1958,
due
expire
to
producing
label.—V.
the
182,
an
June
agree¬
30,
1956,
air-condi¬
room
312.
p.
amounted
year
to
and $140,121 in the second quarter. The
after
net
of
of common stock then
quarter were $1,243,801
$6,023,281.
the period ended Sept. 30,
for
income
$1.89 per share.
Pre-tax earnings
$3,246,189, on sales of $16,530,089.
equal
to
to
came
sales
net
months
months
on
Pre-tax
consolidated
Nine
$1,607,894,
the 850,700 shares
earnings for the third
share
per
outstanding.
1955 totaled
for the nine
31,
is
corporation
this
as
operated
now
as
a
became
Third
quarter
above the $5,639,531
of the previous
Pre-tax earnings rose 11.3%
over
the $1,117,791 of the
second quarter, and net income for the three months was up 8.7%
from the $546,720, or 64 cents per share of the previous three months.
quarter.
Durham,
D.
of
the
in
for
the
President,
company's
sales
fourth
the
and
Peerless
is
a
of
Nov.
are
for
Peerless
manufacturer
that "sales of
high levels and
15 also announced
cbntinuing
at
are encouraging.
the fourth quarter
quarter
earnings
acquisition
on
divisions
Further
improve¬
also should result
Corp., effective Oct.
and space heaters for
Manufacturing
of
gas
unit
and fireplace equipment. Peerless for its last
fiscal year ended March 31,
1955, had sales of $4,294,946 and a net
income, after taxes, of $211,924.—V. 182, p. 1336.
industrial
purposes,
Cline Mortgage & Trust Co.
Robinson, Jr., President.
The
of
company
10
by
T.
A.
major
a
step
in
mortgage
banking
was
con¬
in
the
Negotiations for the purchase of the Cline organization by First
Mortgage have been under way since May of this year. Both operations
will be consolidated in the First Mortgage Company Building at Taft
and
Buffalo Drive, Houston,
Texas,
and all business for both com¬
will be carried on by First Mortgage Co.
Mortgage was formed in 1941 when it bought out the
Co.
In
1946, Mr.
Robinson bought all outstanding
panies
First
Leonard
sole
became
and
At
of
of
Clines'
than
of
time
the
accounts
Number
the
$40,000,000
County
in
of
Cline
Flood
to
accounts
12,000
than
Net
of
more
Houston-
Federal
and
taxes
14 Wks.'54
$4,253,840
$4,468,686
627,137
1,886,485
2,323,997
$1,740,218
;
shares
$2,144,689
outstanding (excl. Treasury stock)
share on common stock
per
net
After
to
the
13 Wks.'55
1—
loss
taxes
Earnings
total
in
*
profit
Com.
$70,000,000.
Addition
60.
the
brings
homepwners
servicing
gross
than
more
more
loss
Federal
C.
stock
Stores Inc.—Quarterly Results—
Oct.
flood
before
over
the
Mortgage,
area.
Ended
Profit
servicing
serving
National
First
purchase
First
Mortgage
had grown
employees had increased to
$110,000,000,
Harris
J.
owner.
flood
loss
of
18
cents
1,637.138
1,637,138
$1.31
»$1.06
per! share.—V.
182,
p.
813.
publicly
division.
sales were 6.8%
this
Nov.
on
represents
Southwest.
*
held for the first
time in March, 1955, and this is the first nine-month report of the
company as presently constituted, no comparable figures are available
for
the corresponding third
quarter and nine-month periods of the
preceding year.
Figures for the nine months of 1955 include those
of W. C. Norris Manufacturer, Inc., as if it had been part of Dover
since Jan.
1, 1955.
Norris, whose acquisition became effective March
Inasmuch
into
merger
solidation
Quarter
taxes, of this corporation and its subsidiaries, for
three months ended Sept. 30, 1955 amounted to $594,025, equal to
income,
cents
First Mortgage Co. of Houston, Inc.—Consolidation—
The
announced
Corp.—Reports Increased Earnings—
Dover
Net
on
before
income
net
this
of
first quarter,
31."
$7,159,830
greatly
products,
for research
alone, he added.
Photoswitch
Fireye
illustrating
trucks
President
Inc.;
contract
the
is planning a seventh well to
area,
Mr, Krieger said.
Lobitos
completed
prospects
$8,046,535
being
are
its
for
expended
was
months
Corp.-Seagrams Ltd. in
He is also a member of
company.
President
the
the
in the research, development and man¬
photoelectric controls and instruments for
development of complex weapons systems
The company
was
formed last year through
Ellis D.
of
is
Distillers
of
Whirlpool
on
to
1955.
in
the
sheet
Nov.
on
Slater
This
Beach
W. G.
earned
share
Emery Air Freight Corp.—Elects New Director—
The
a
New Well—
of
111.
p.
announced
Ltd.—Formed—
Inc. below.
period
amounted
quarters
and
Industrial
182,
1954.
$8,549,000,
were
taxes,
per
of
Net
sales
engaged
in
Control
catalog
new
of
16.
in
corresponding
three
Elwell-Parker Electric Co.—New
power
rise
sales
and
cents
$1,400,000
first
forces.
Combusion
A
of
the
now
16
Nov,
103%
the
first
months
on
period
net
charges
previous record
nine
first
a
like
for
the
or
steadily
electronic
use,
consolidation
of Dixie-Home, have
continue to be
the
in
the
Inc.,
in
$135,700
the
1955,
all
share
Approximately
development
of
in
doubled
the
on
business
of
after
research
meet
to
industrial
Consummated—
Lovett directors also will
exploration
its
Douglas
Peru,
from
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$64,009,470
1554.
scientific
Metcalf
has completed one well on its Huntington
a producer and is preparing to start another,
as
Continuing
Zone
all
Higher-
capital
1955—10 Mos.—1954
announced
118%
30.
Sept.
volume
a
in
President,
achieved
ended
with
compare
Mr.
Alabama,
company
ment
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Division
in the
sizable
City of Huntington Beach.
F.
Acquired—
2595.
Valve
equipment
1113.
p.
than
more
corporation
increased
peaks
cents
for
expenditures
be
ceeds
p.
the
the
further
$7,188,037 $69,578,426
which
Metcalf,
earnings,
59
or
ECA's
President reported on Nov. 17. The company is operating
320-acre state lease which offsets the town-lot drilling area in
and
Ohio
for
America—Earnings Rise—
this
period
period
expanded
below.
&
both
of
tidelands lease
70
Portland
Mr.
manufacturer
1955—Month—1954
by
$4,209,000
a
1954.
like
G.
previous
the
5,000
2,666
2,333
Krieger,
the
Diamond
Creek,
plans an
Stores, Inc.—October Sales Up—
peaks
attained
for
the
will
outstanding.—V. 182,
p.'1336.
Battle
1566.
p.
Arthur
They
last month.
Foremost Dairies,
pointed
or
share
Vice-President-finance.
recalled
announced
27.
redeem
of
11
debentures
1953
Oct.
could
Holders
at
in
was
Nov.
on
floor
leading
contemplating
are
$7,609,138
182,
were
Winn-Dixie Stores, and that Messrs. Williamson
elected Vice-Presidents of the consolidated com¬
of
directors
Net
of Debs. Converted—
in
titanium
also
Ohio,
a
diesel
and
sales
added.
he
we
Sales
of
equal,
Delta Air Lines, Inc.—64%
■
Air¬
the next year or so,"
of this sharply expanded volume,
$2,500,000 on new facilities and
years
Edison Brothers
$295,000
Merritt, all formerly officers and directors
See
of
proceeds are
Mich,
the
10%
in
Divisions
is
higher
Period Ended Oct. 31—
5,000
5,000
shares
SEC—
statement
at
producer of
Cleveland,
within
expenditures in the next three years."—V.
Merritt have been
Winn-Dixie
1955,
covering the
tive,
16
equipment
Creek,.
installed
be
to
Eaton
in
time
Division,
1955
over
three
5,000
5,000
Douglas Oil Co. of California—Adds
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Registers With
This
major
a
Battle
in
increase of about
an
located
automotive,
for
care
spent
past
of
one
this
of
in
than
months
has
is
Division
in its facilities "some
business
For
Dolly Madison International Foods
15,
of
said.
"The
of
Division
Valve
The
over
Winn-Dixie Stores,
Florida, Georgia,
Nov.
on
a
.
expenditures of approximately $8,000,000
for
which includes
program,
Aircraft
The
Mich.
earnings
Sons, Inc.—Acquired—
Co., Inc.
pany.
All present Winn
members of the board.
SEC—
amendment
an
'
'
Production
Lift
will make Eaton Manufacturing a leading
blading for jet engines, the announcement said.
and
Kentucky and Indiana.—V.
Inc.—Registers With
company
to
areai
,
Fedders-Quigan Corp.—Signs New
This
the
in
Division.
craft
was
as
Stockholders
1462.
p.
concluded,
capital
the
Co.
known
S.
M.
'
Gas Trust below.—V. 182,
Boyce--
Blosser
Porter
meetings held
Deerfield Gas Production Co.—To
11
program
1955,
operations of this corporation into Winn & Lovett
completed on Nov. 14 and the surviving company is
Inc., it was announced by James E.
Davis, Chairman of the Board.
Mr. Davis also announced
that R. E. Ebert, J. P. Williamson and
treasury for monies spent for additions to properties.
See Hugoton
edifices
production of titanium compressor blading for jet engines.
H. J.
McGinn, President, said that negotiations involving tire Air
Force and a leading jet engine builder and the Eaton cotmany have
highs
1800.
of
Merger
and
AA
other
all
the
against
Dixie-Home Stores—Consolidation
become
class
tooling
Nov.
on
the
share)
of
&
-
Hogle & Co
K.
Grocery
corporation on Nov. 1 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
1,750 shares of preferred stock to be offered at par $100 per
and 1,750 shares of class A common stock (no par) and 350
Co.—
Bros.
A.
p.
H.
covering
shares
and
This
country in Newark, N. J., Archbald, Pa.,
Deep-Root Fertilizers, Inc., Olathe, Kan.—Files—
:
.
Columbus,
in
1462.
p.
Manufacturing;
company
ufacture
now
The
The
2,500
2,500
1,334
1,167
—
(Henry) Disston &
See
1800.
p.
Eaton
2,500
2,500
—
& Co
&
Straus,
Following the sale, five of Daystrom's six operating units are now
in electronics, electrical
instrumentation and nucleonics.
Plants are
located throughout the
182,
«
WENS-TV
for
Titanium Jet Engine Blades—
2,500
2,500
Co.__
&
Haupt & Co
Hentz
H.
approximately $9,000,000.
as
nation
above
soar
television.
and
currently constructing the second tall¬
the
*
5,000
&
American Type Founders Co., Inc.
Thomas Roy Jones, President of Daystrom, said that Daystrom plans
further expansion in electronics through intensified sales activities and
introduction
of new products.
"We are also currently investigating
several electronics companies for possible purchase," Mr. Jones
said.
Proceeds from the American Type Founders sale were previously an¬
nounced
also
in
Electronics Corp. of
26,667
23,334
10,000
Hammill & Co.__
—__
Co,^—__——2,500
Shearson,
Burnham
15 announced the completion ol tne sale of
name and business of American Type Founders,
operated
will
radio
for
is
1
Sales
Stockholders
13,333
11,666
5,000
Corp
E. Unterberg, Towbin Co
Higginson
Zuckerman, Smith
be
tower
height of 842 feet.—V.
—V.
follows:
are as
Company
Hirsch
will
The
Ohio.
Selling
Inc., its printing subsidiary, to an investment group headed by David
Berdon and Jay Levine of New York.
The effective date of the change of ownership is Aug. 1, 1955.
The
business
Co.
tower
'-'600,000 shs.
share)-:
per
$10,070
18,503
Nov.
assets,
the commercial
Engineer
self-supporting
Number of Shares to Be
Type Founders
Field—
of
Chief
Dresser-Ideco
The
est
Purchased From
Inc.—Completes
on
$1
(par
company
Lee
corporation
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Outstanding
EFFECT TO
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Unit—To Increase Investment in Electronics
This
the world's highest structure, which is also a Dresser-Ideco tele¬
tower in Oklahoma City.
The tower is scheduled to bsgin trans¬
mitting about the middle of December, according to Jim Webb Cooper,
substantially
to consider
intend
directors
constructed
tower
vision
the payment of dividends on the common stock in the future, the amount to depend upon
earnings, financial position and other related factors.
DIVIDENDS—The
C.
Daystrom,
business
and
individuals
offering
system
television
than
expansion
2471.
p.
1950,
7,740
$30,640
14,465
profit before depletion and income taxes
Dry tons milled (excluding Galena and Aurum)
181,
$17,810
$43,640
—
Net
—V.
1954
credit
a
in
dual-antennaed
stations KRLD-TV and WFAA-TV of Dallas. The tower is
carrying a dual antennae, and is only 51 feet shorter
for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1951 to $20,106,000 lor
the year ended March
31, 1955, and $14,334,000 for the six months
ended Sept. 30, 1955.
All of the company's past net income has been
reinvested in the expansion and growth of the business.
.
1955
'
Ended Sept. 30—
Net operating profit
Depreciation and amortization
Quarter
inception
Columbus, Ohio, one of the Dresser Indus¬
world's second tallest structure near Dallas,
a
built
tallest
for
single all-purpose credit cards, the convenience ol
and services in many restaurants, hotels, auto¬
rental
agencies, liquor stores, florists, gourmet and delicacy
located throughout the United States and many foreign coun¬
Net charges from
which the Club derived revenue rose from
tries.
611.
179, p.
Minn.—V.
Paul,
Minneapoiis-St.
near
Day Mines, Inc., Wallace, Idaho- -Earnings Up—
are
$1,109,000
operates
company
for
the
The
nine stores in the metropolitan areas of
Minneapolis, Kansas City and Omaha. A large and ultra-modern store
will be established in 1956 at the huge Southdale shopping center now
The
jointly
in
is
space,
outstanding.
then
shares
the
structure
The
purchases
shops
15 re¬
Nov.
on
Co.
completing
is
Texas.
enterprises through
charging
Davidson-Boutell Co.—Sales and Earnings
50,000
offered,
at which time its activities
were
concerned chiefly with the development of its credit system in
the restaurant field, the company has expanded its operations to in¬
clude various other services and establishments.
At present, the com¬
mobile
This
being
33V3%.
own
BUSINESS—Since
ters With
shares
the
PROCEEDS—Of
each
Dresser-Ideco
The
tries,
WFAA-TV's
closed.
> i.
-
.
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Unit Builds New Towers—
Offered—The
York—Stock
New
Inc.,
Ford Motor Co., Detroit, Mich.—Public Stock
Offering
Set for Jan. 18—
A
stock
Jan.
date
tentative
The
18,
to
be
it
for
offered
was
public
for
disclosed
the
sale
of
Ford
Nov.
on
the
6,952,293
Foundation,
has
shares
been
of class
fixed as
10.
The seven investment banking houses which will manage the largest
offering syndicate on record expect 500 to 550 underwriting and dealer
firms
will
be
in
the
nationwide
group.
Representative of the managers named to handle the proposed
offering of stock of Ford Motor Company to be sold by the
public
Ford
It
Foundation
of
Details
the
1933,
V.
the
to
Ford
on
Nov.
15
recommend
stock
be
at. the
to
made
the
office
of
Blyth
Foundation
the
&
that
Co., Inc.
publio
the
Jan.
16,
was
given to the amount of the offering and
insure the widest possible distribution of the shares.
the offering will be made public at the time of the filing
week
beginning
Consideration
1956.
procedures
of
met
determined
was
offering
of
to
registration statement, under the Federal Securities Act of
which is expected in
the latter part of December.
See also
182,
p.
2018.
Volume 182
Number 5483
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Foremost Dairies, Inc.—Merges Two Subsidiaries—Ac¬
quires Lucky Stores Shares—May Offer Dolly Madison
Stock to Its Stockholders—
""t
Nov.
This
corporation has announced
the merger of
its wholly-owned
Hbsidiaries, June Dairy Products Co., Inc. and Western Industries, Inc.,
with Dolly Madison International Poods Ltd., a
newly formed group of
food
stores
Allen
&
and
Co.,
Madison
J.
investment
official of Foremost.
an
bankers,
founded
the
Dolly
new
supervised its planning and financing.
new Dolly Madison chain will be headed
of Directors of the
President,
C.
distributors, according to
York
and
concern
The Beard
by its
foor
New
Penney,
Walter Justin,
Inc.;
General Gas Corp.—Adds to Oilfield Equipment—
Delta
Jr.;
Charles Allen,
C.
J.
Jr.
Penney,
and
William
F.
Chairman
Board
Harder
of
of
oil
Tank
15
Manufacturing
Co., Inc., a
production of a new
announced
and
wholly-owned
line
heaters
for
Co.;. and
of
New
June
Dairy
the
The stockholders
scribe
of
Textor,
President
of
Marine
Midland
Trust
leading
distributor
Miami,
a
and
Fla.
supermarkets
Justin estimated
that
food
and
of
sales
cheese,
of
Western
areas.
stores
the
in
butter,
and
Industries
would
company
The
future
total
approximately $55,000,000 annually.
Mr.
of
Justin
outstanding
44
supermarkets
in
Northern
proximately $45,000,000
Foremost
to
Dairies
with
compete
plained.
"It is
the right
of approximately 200,000 shares
Lucky Stores, Inc., representing about 25% of
stock of the company.
Lucky Stores comprise
of
common
is
its
California
annually.
divesting itself
at
of
ap¬
order
not
Foremost
will
thereby
benefit
at
the
(Sept.
spokesman
to
date
rate
in
for
give
the
from
future
able
period
—V.
profits
182,
growth
Mason
ENDED
SEPT.
sales
Cost
of
44,625,212
72,706,008
profit
$27,541,332
$18,105,230
20,726,213
$6,815,119
last
He
This
is
national
before
Income
other
other
Federal
financial
income
Consolidated
$284,308,555
net
for
before
taxes
earlier.
Net
previous
and
the
Genie
$1,569,565
months
nine
amounted
income,
ended
$13,079,918
after
reflect
its
and
Sept.
30,
and
1955
taxes,
$6,888,100
was
earnings
increase
an
agaainst
as
of
compared
Profit
$3,000,758
compared
as
$4,671,008.
of
The
shares
as
common
third
with
50%
of Sept.
the
share
after
quarter of
the
pany's
dividends
compared
as
cash
either
30,
the
in
or
the
to
net
marketable
finalized
The
1955,
Earnings
4!/2%
cumulative
exchanged
common
Seventy
and
company
$72,000,000,
to
New
will add
acquisitions,
approximately
order
to
mentioned
simplify
preferred
tures
were
group
has been converted
the
capital
stocks,
structure
of
$20,000,000
1955.
of Nov. 7,
as
by eliminating the afore¬
4'/2% subordinated deben¬
headed
for
$105
plus accrued interest to an
underwriting
by Allen & Co. and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler. The
preferred stocks have been redeemed or exchanged, thereby eliminating
the liability of preferred dividends and preferred sinking fund require¬
ments.
Sinking fund payments under the provisions of the subordi¬
nated
sold
debentures
actions,
certain
deferred
are
substantial
until
1961.
advantages
stockholders.—V.
common
182,
As
will
a
be
the
acquired
biggest
This
a
result
these
of
trans¬
benefit
the
to
accrue
reported In
each
shares held
for
17
Bank,
Exchange
Corn
2019.
p.
1955—9 Mos —1954
$73,571,042
$8,949,100 $76,075,136
Mutual
New
With
Fund, Inc., N. Y.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
and
York
registration
subsidiary.
in
year
shares
Net
of
stores
182,
Oct. 31 filed
on
of
line
the
across
Gross
investment
filed
company
to its
30,000
amendment
an
etc.—V.
(&
stock
has
country
notification
offered
Other
pay
1954
of
of
for
earned
number
on
adjusted
stock
for
758,612
19,511,875
7,995,076
outstanding
in
manufacture and
the
taken
planned
as
completed and the
November.—V. 182, p. 1220.
Glen
Alden
Sales
volume
from
30, 1955
decline can be
$1.58
period
of
000
he
Mate pens were
the transactions
before
the
end
to
$45,175,505
On
all
lower
the
charges
for
the
for
nine
months
Alden
Iocs
a
of
nine
with
company
earned
which
compares
period,
for
of
1954.
On
with
share
a
the
period
same
sale
to
was
reimburse
in
the
of
field,
for
guided
missiles,
sheet
fabricates
metal
revolutionary
a
desk
company's electronics division is operating
work is progressing on schedule on a program
output
rate
year
produces
atomic
manufactures
the
that
plant
said
which
the
and
division.
the
of
The
electronics
$4,000,000 annual rate
a
division
about
vs.
at
to
then,
$2,000,-
a
now.
company's
unfilled
nine
engine-gear
orders
division
has
now
the
largest
commercial
for
Hall-Scott
years.
produces
ended
Hammond
The
a
basis,
last
year.
to
increase
Dec.
10
authorized
shareholders
to
with
stock
common
of
will
basis
Nov.
said
increase
the
approved
stock
amend¬
an
from
$1 >
(par
100%?
a
record
President,
share-for-share
a
Stock Dividend—
overwhelmingly
thereby enabling
shares,
10
Nov,
on
Stanley M. Sorensen,
Glen
1,000,000
distribution,
pay¬
1955.
25,
forthcoming
Hammond's
distribution
outstanding shares
on
to
1,493,216.
Prior to
$3,003,000,
In
addition
regular
182,
ago.—V.
to
2,000,000
able
Organ Co.—100%
stockholders
ment
to
after
loss of
contrasts
depreciation charges, earnings amounted
$523,000 for the nine months a year
508,
p.
the
engines that it has had
engines from 200 to 630 horse¬
power for a wide variety of bus, truck, boat and off-highway indus¬
trial uses, and gear boxes and transmission units for various
applica¬
tions, including helicopters.—V. 182, p. 1568.
$1,505,000
the period just ended, which
share
a
debt.
funded
or
said
expended
the
the
months
for
cents
cents
and
compared
nine-month
88
73
depletion
the
for
earned
sales,
division,
work
would produce at
backlog
further
a
the
for
$1,240,000
of
volume
a
He
of
same
period in 1954.
This
drop in anthracite prices and
to
the sale of the company's retail subsidiaries, the results of which
were
only partly offset by the acquisition last March of The Mathes
Co., manufacturer of air conditioning equipment.
to
This
computer.
said
but
the
said,
in
$53,926,802
attributed
stock
capital
assemblies,
Cooper
double
that
—
outstanding to 1,103,434.
for
electronics
electronic
capacity,
Paper
Sells Treasury Stock
—
President,
treasury
classified
and
steps to accomplish the
the various companies
announced
1,938,806
$1,746,679
preferred
no
Cooper,
precision
Mr.
of
expected
was
details
each
of
H.
Scott's
into
Corp.—Reports Profit—
dropped
Sept.
close
at
distribution
it
and
be
$2.07
has
company
radar
1955.
16,
$283,101
3,685,485
:
1220.
p.
company's
Hall
J.
P.
Spang, Jr., President, stated that
acquisition by two new Gillette subsidiaries
being
at
principally In the acqui¬
sition of Bardwell & McAlister, Burbank, Calif., and Dynamic
Analysis
Co., Los Angeles,
Calif.
These
two acquisitions this year
comprise
13,700,171
9,094,048
Sept.
63,000
Aug. 31
Ilall-Scott Motors Co.
model
of
16.167
,.
tax
31
182,
the
768,491
$2.26
income
1
at
liabilities
Laurance
share—
;
—
Federal
income
The
9,217,448
split
of
of Hall-Scott shares
outstdg.
shares
of
$203,934
:
refund
for
21,647,397
835,134
com.
per
1,103,244
operations
Nov. 10 announced the sale of 100,000 shares
treasury stock to the New York investment bank¬
ing firm of Allen & Co., thereby increasing the number
36,116,059
22,197,993
!
3,749,808
$1,307,178
of its
105,769,721
20,797,762
stock
period
$5,056,986
company on
$
42,468,480
period
common
of
1955
—
31
I
1953
$
42,793,257
dollars
31,
expenses
Aug.
realized
not
AUG.
ENDED
.
Working capital at Aug.
in
earns,
MONTHS
—
from
Current
for
21,160,361
current
2356.
p.
per
—V.
133,373,795 125,426,160
States
($1
1208.
1955
NINE
income
Net
the SEC
par
additional
an
181,
,
Current assets
with
at
FOR
income
Profit
single
a
covering
14,
stock.—V.
j.
Operating
unveiled
on
Nov.
on
common
income
Net
Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
countries
income
engaged
par
Films Co., Inc.—Earnings—
Provision
be
to
Sept. 30—
of
United
♦Based
$1
Nov.
on
been
The proceeds are to be used to
180, p.
profits taxes—
'-Amount
statement
its
Deductions
2018.
p.
letter of
a
capital
—
close
at
of
EARNINGS
Frigidaire
1956 appliance line
Frigidaire
new
day.—V.
shares
Co.
amount
♦Shares
of
1955,
time
thousands
expenses,
would
approximately
right expires Dec. 31,
In
of
the company's capital structure is rapForemost's $4.50 preferred stock and its two
The holders
Securities
Petroleum, Inc., Grand Junction, Colo.—Files—
foreign
the bene¬
the com¬
to
Philadelphia Dairies second preferred thus
50% of their stock for Foremost
stock in accordance with the company's offer of Sept. 6, 1955.
per
cent of Foremost 4%
preferred stock, whose conversion
have
the
Net
preferred stock were called for redemption and
preferred of its subsidiary, Philadelphia Dairy
the first
was
as
Products Co.
$25,000,000.
of completion,
process
in
75,000
excess
of
working capital of the company.
nearing completion.
retired,
of
will
bef. inc. & exc. profits taxes
Foreign and domestic income and
per
seven
for simplifying
program
series
securities
the
of
amounted
previously
as
share
new
1567.
p.
Guardian
sales
quarter
6,642,595
increased
simplification
assets
1955
Profit
1955
to the third quarter
capital
working
Current
182,
Guild
that
first
sales
Net
as
$42,000,000.
was
and
$5,000,000
the
from
recently
$
sales
structure.
Sept.
subsidiaries
with
stockholders
common
capital
of
As
the
Gillette
the
in
1955 totaled
Sept. 30, 1954.
on
preferred
1955
30,
without giving effect to the savings that will accrue
of
Idly
as
compared to 5,666,793 shares
outstanding
in
stock
common
cents
1954,
added
9 Months End.
year
a
Comparative
approximately
drilling
in
outstanding
that
fiscal
;
(share), without underwriting.
1954.
over
Instrument's
totaled
subsidiaries
for the corresponding months of 1954.
to
nine-month
year's
earnings
far
2,195,902
—
Foremost
General
The corporation
249,763
1,437,489
of
sales
with sales of $180,245,296
fit
1,275,441
taxes
income
Net
I
$4,532,258
2,002,009
expenses
rent
State
and
$7,036,045
charges_—___—483,954
$2,354,180
and
year.
announcement
covering
Depreciation
third
running some 30% ahead of the compar¬
These figures include sales of Automatic Manu¬
Frigidaire showed its completely restyled
Dr374,068
—
(net)
Interest( and
approximately
announced
company's
capital stock
now
Roberts, Vice-President of General Motors and head of
division, reported on Nov. 16 that the division's household
sales this year are expected to be nearly 30% greater than
year.
16.
$4,906,326
220,926
-.1
profit.
income
also
was
orders
12,198,904
expense
Operating
the
of
of
backlog
increase of
an
$1.87'/2
one
$9,426,865
—V.
are
-
simultaneously
Gross
Operating
company's
(not
of
1955—Month—1954
Sales
year
history.
$100,247,340 $62,730,442
goods sold
Other
30
1954
1955
Net
Period Ended Oct. 31—
term
M.
CONSOLIDATED
MONTHS
the
basis
given the right to sub¬
be
(H. L.) Green Co.—October Sales Higher—
share,
per
1220.
p.
appliance
THREE
12V2c
of
share
per
the
on
to
are
171,429 shares of additional
oversubscription
an
General Motors Corp.—Frigidaire Sales Increased—
Foremost
and
last
I
stockholders
our
Frigidaire
FOR
months
1955)
Corp.,
potential of the Dolly Madison organization."
EARNINGS
at
two
Oct.,
that
$10,000,000,"
this time.
It
over
year
first
and
stated
was
dividend
a
stockholders of record Dec. 15, 1955.
that the company's short and long
brighter
than at
any
time in the past
$1.62%
at
columns)
14
Nov.
for
5
privilege).
Chemical
New York, N. Y., is subscription agent.—V. 182,
to
told
are
little
last
over
for
It
"a
declared
10
record
ex¬
the
interests
to purchase the stock acquired in the new company.
stockholders
half.
a
30%
1956,
were
prospects
facturing
these
of
future
a
sales at
with
the
customers,
own
intention
our
and
Nov.
on
16,
directors
stands
the acquisition
announced
the'common stock
the
directors
payable Jan.
a
Mr.
California.
Southern
newly merged
in
eggs
of
before Dec.
or
$1)
(par
General Instrument Corp.—Sales & Backlog Higher—
Co.
comprise
on
these
Allen
The
is
York
New
group
George C.
Price—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.—Subscription
(with
York.
1567.
p.
in
capacities
*
&
182,
$21,262,755
$7,797,879 $25,350,010
$9,605,502
—V.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Sales
line of oilfield equipment.
Delta's new line
of heaters have
rated
hourly
ranging from 250,000' to 4,000,000 BTUs.
Delta, one of the largest manufacturers of storage tanks and cylin¬
ders for liquefied
petroleum gas and anhydrous ammonia, also pro¬
duces spherical oil-gas separators and other process
equipment for
the petroleum industry as well as special vessels for the
chemical and
petro-chemical industries.—V. 182, p. 213.
models
25
Up—
Grayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—October Sales
Period Ended Oct. 31—
subsidiary, on
indirect
of
service supplementing its present
gas
The
heating
5
(2129)
cents
quarterly
Dec.
10
stock
the
to
dividend
the
on
distribution,
of
746,608
50
cents
shares
the
company
share
a
and
will
extra
an
outstanding.—V.
now
its
pay
of
182, p.
35
1698,
.
1462.
p.
Hayes Manufacturing Corp.—Name Change Effective
Franklin
Stores
Glidden
Corp.—October Sales Increased—'
Co., Cleveland, Ohio—New t Chemical Plant—
i
..
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Sales
1955—Month—1954
$3,172,664
:
—V.
182,
A
1955—4 Mos.—1954
$2,703,432 $11,118,046
$9,790,199
by
this
other
Fruehauf Trailer Co.—Calls Debentures—
The
demption cn Dec.
at
$24.03
of
business
The
S.
Thomas
15
elected
to
10,
had
issue
conversion
for
said,
privilege
into
will
common
expire
at
1955,
Elected
kraft
the
stock
the
close
totaled
a
total
$10,000,000.
of
$9,590,000
At
or
the
close
95.9%
of
of
in
the
the
p.
of
the
chemical
182, p.
plant
Joe
constructed
crude
Paper
of
an
expenditure
its
Los
Nov.
and
Co.
14
the
Ilelio
Aircraft
E.
F.
by
Tlie corporation
the
St.
50,000
operated
the
Joe
tons
major
of
step
Division.
Glidden
in
the
1955—Month—1954
at
1955—10 Mos.—1954
$8,358,798 $87,123,953
$79,591,893
capacities
by
the
which
middle
was
made
of
Net
output
income
to
production
be
operating
close
come
completed
at
plant
the
would
at
be
filed
letter of notification with
a
at
our
and
new
Los
Angeles
plant
throughout
two
11
per
1,517,478
cents
years
Western
in
733,739
for
Corp.
the SEC
period
The
are
for
was
quarters
comparable
Nov.
of
1955, an
period,
1954
10.
Sept.
30,
the
same
1954,
to
the
third
in
period
in
reflect
the
quarter
1954.
Net
recent
of
1955,
income
$795,805, compared to $452,712 for the
for
same
1954.
net
the
on
$10,416,749
were
$5,607,882
to
in
quarter
revenues
three
the
same
outstanding
split.
third quarter
1955
first
in
quarters of 1955 were $1.38
outstanding.
Earnings were equal to
period of 1954 after adjusting the
now
the
shares
stock
compared
the
the
$1,008,603
shares
share
per
Operating
higher
from
President, reported on
share for the first three
'
100%
$2,000,000
a
$2,105,086
was
Jacobs,
on
undertaken
the heels of
on
marketed
are
Nov. 3
on
108'%
of
L.
the
on
68
and
1956."
plans
that
at
increase
"hopes
BFG
company's present
Tires
ago.
that
and
expansion
1698.
tire
Tomlinson, Vice-President of the company's tire and equipment
once,
The
increase in
50%
approximately $6,000,000 for increased facilities
(Calif.) tire manufacturing plant was announced
to
Industrial
underwriting.
increase
plan
United
1568.
p.
Hertz Corp.—Earnings Doubled—
It
Deep
2019.
the
to
name
182,
common stock to be offered
at $5 per share,
The proceeds are to be used to pay for adminis¬
trative and engineering expenses.—V. 181, p. 2014.
without
Co.'s
annually
second
Chemical
by
Paper
this company.
said
company's
18.—V.
Corp., Canton, Mass.—Files With SEC
by
com¬
of
Angeles
11
Oct.
covering 24.000 shares of
to
comprise
Southern
a
this
in
effective
soap
Nov.
on
Manager
change
became
Earnings
Gamble-Skogmo, Inc.—October Sales Higher—
182,
wili
program
fourth
St.
handle
to
unit
Joe
expansion program calling for
division,
—V.
designed
skimmings,
be
General
The
■
the
announced
was
adjacent
be
St.
the
will
utilize
to
'
(B. F.) Goodrich Co.—Plans $6,000,000 Coast Expans'n
An
182, p. 1566.
$9,245,743
located
•'
the
Nichols, President of Olin Mathieson Chemical Ctfrp,, has
a
director thus increasing the board membership from
Period Ended Oct. 31—
by
it
f
Walter
Director—
Sales—
mills,
plant
Fla.,
Joe,
by-product
a
be
soap
Port
expansion
be
St.
paper
will
will
and
South.—V.
converted.
a
mill
by-product
Glldden's
as
chemical
Vice-President and
Chemical Division.
plant
new
Port
kraft
Sprague,
Southern
The
re¬
will
issue
been
members.—V.
16
Fruehauf
Mr.
E.
pany's
debentures
1955.
9,
Fruehauf
Nov.
on
The
Dec.
on
Nichols
been
share.
per
original
original
subordinated
4%%
at 104 and accrued interest, Roy Fruehauf,
1955,
announced.
are
convertible,
bonds
business
19,
its
has
President,
The
called
has
company
created
southern
Paul
at
company
skimmings
1566.
p.
multi-million-dollar
new
the
third
Although
year.
best
favorable,
for
income
this
the
quarter
second
the
was
third
and
income
periods, the outlook for the
Jacobs observed.—V. 182, p. 1463.
Mr.
highest
quarters
fourth
of
any
normally
quarter
is
states.
Industries
Gas
Fund, Inc.,
Boston, Mass.—To Add
to
SEC
for
to
Co.
order with
than 10,000 shares of the
during
until
Nov.
the
23,
common
stock of Colorado Interstate
existence of the underwriting syndicate which is
and the Commission has given interested per¬
1955,
to
request
a
Colorado Interstate has filed
reported,
hearing thereon.
As previously
a registration statement cover¬
ing the public offering of 256,503 shares (14.92% ) of its stock by Pub¬
lic Service
Co. of Colorado.
The
underwriting group is headea by
Union Securities Corp.—V. 181, p. 2928.
drive
Profit
(discts.,
before
p.
1114.
dent
and
Mr.
increases
investment
General
Warren
duction
feed
cf
in
are
Manager
made
this
turbines
for
will
be
power
station
output
with
relatively
AND
EARNINGS
tax deducted)
1954
$
'
'
511,924.350 466,499,115
55,654,729
35,462,000
28,283,000
32,395,212
27,371,729
8,849.012
*8,801,314
Estimated
Number
of
income
net
common
share
per
to
and
sales
include
first
income
date
of
of
stock
two-for-one stock
estimated
were
B.
new
months
$3.66
effective Jon.
common
reflect
the
nine
shares
of
included
acquisition,
net
F.
to
income
Goodrich
1954,
this
split
for
the
first
sales
net
only
for
the
Sept.
30,
1954.—V.
nine
Products
Sponge
division's
period
from
182,
p.
*$3.11
5,
1955.
months
Division.
and
Aug.
of
In
estimated
13,
prediction in announcing G.E. has begun pro¬
feed pump drives at its Small Turbine
boiler
Sales
—V.
$21,243,780
182,
p.
A
number
unit
is
rated
of
125.000
these
scheduled
for
kilowatts
turbines
utility companies,
May,
Mr.
1956.—V.
and
drives
Warren
larger, he said.
have
already
reported.
182, p. 2018.
been
Delivery
ordered
of
the
by
first
Judge
(W. T.)
—V.
has
rental
upheld
cars
to
the
the
right
of
National
this
com¬
Airport
opinion
delivered
on
Nov.
8
by
Judge
in
Charles
F.
also
found
against Hertz in
a
that
the
CAA
capricious and
and
the
arbitrary
airport
have
manner,
that
restricted
Hertz unreasonably, and that the C4A has not
been reasonable in using its powers to control airport traffic.
Hertz thus is free to contipue in Washington to operate the planethey
have
auto
travel
passenger
plan
buying
it awaiting him
it pioneered.
Under this plan, in nationwide use, a
his airline ticket can reserve a Hertz car, and have
at this destination.—V. 180,
p.
1536.
1954,
1567.
See
Corp. of America—Proposed New Name—
Childs
Co.
above.
1955—35 Weeks—1954
$16,972,356 $180,969,678
Hughes Aircraft Co.—Establishes Electronics Division
$145,760,971
Howard
Grant Co.—October Sales Higher—
1955—Month—1554
1955—10 Mos.—1954
$31,050,114 $28,702,364
182, p.
an
McLaughlin
discriminated
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
Court
of
i
found that Hertz' deliveries of previously reserved cars
not violate the airport's contract with another rental firm.
It
permanently enjoined t.ie Civil Aeronautics AuthoiLy and tne airport s
management, defendants in the suit,
against impeding Hertz from
making such deliveries to incoming passengers.
1698.
Sales
in
District
delivery
C.
does
Grand Union Co.—October Sales Up—
1955—4 Weeks—1°54
D.
Court,
Hotel
Period End. Oct. 29—
States
continue
McLaughlin,
small
by the use of high speed turbines
according to Glenn B. Warren, Vice-Presi¬
of G.E.'s Turbine Division.
United
to
The
1955
67,857,212
the
Supercharger Department in Fitchburg, Mass. At the present time
these turbines are designed for use with electric
utility central station
installations,
The
Washington,
STATEMENT
and
electric
Hertz Rent-A-Car System, Inc.—Wins Decision—
two
taxes
1955
expected
pumps,
SALES
trans. & excise
income
Net
Louis below.—V. 182,
Electric Co.—Production of Turbines—
boiler
expansion
and curing equipment
of the total expenditure.
Estimated Federal and foreign Income taxes——
net
Significant
plant
tire-building
portion
$
Net sales
the
to
Angeles
new
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
♦Adjusted
General Contract Corp.—Unit Borrows—
See Securities Investment Co. of St.
additional
and
large
a
CONSOLIDATED
Earnings
General
company's Los
buildings
represent
pany
has filed an application with the
respect to its proposed purchase of
such securities;
offer
sons
will
company
exemption
an
not more
Gas
investment
the
in
factory
which
Ecstcn
This
Included
new
Holdings—
$247,802,726 $225,479,515
1567.
i
Hughes,
President,
on
Nov.
15
announced
the
establishment
the
Hughes Products
Division,
which,
he
said,
will
have
the
responsibility for making more widely avaibbl0 to industry the prod¬
ucts created by the company's research activities.
"Up to now the developments of the company's research have been
utilized only in the Falcon guided missile and electronic -vsteTs for
interceptor airplanes," Mr. Hughes said. "In the future, those prod-
6
(2130)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
which
vets
to $13,620,000 for
generators, transformers, powerhouse
transmission line materials for the two
units.
application will be introduced into t|he
the Hughes Products Division.
division will concentrate on the field of
through
the
present
the
"For
commercial
have
market
general
Mr.
new
germanium diodes, silicon diodes and; tran¬
display tubes, and
related products, .all
outgrowths of specialized
developments in the areas of electronic
systems computers and guided missiles."
producing
semiconductors,
electronic
sistors-
R
of
of the
activity a
Manager
semiconductor
tooled
transistor,"
well
functions
with
problems
new
said,
"shows great uniformity in
high temperatures, which have been
older type germanium transistors."
in
Brownlee
Gas
Offered—A
Trust—Units
the
of
un¬
capacity.
of
unit
one
held.
for
each
Kansas-Nebraska
Transferable subscription
50'/e
four
will
more
designated
warrant
as
has
Kans.,
Production
cities
to
of
the
duction
■will
Net
sales
the
Deerfield
Gas
to
available
for
the
operating
Net
of
excess
The
Gas
Production Co. and the Kearney
Gast Pro-,
approximately $2,900,000; and the balance
of the obligations and expenses of
Inc.
entored
under
which
the
natural
gas
produced
which
is
Each
gas
Co.
the
dation
under
affairs
and
such
to
stock
have been selling, to Kansas-Nebraska all of
produced from such leasehold interests, other than
3:30
Kansas-Nebraska
Natural
Gas
they
leasehold
two
interests
will
Plans,
Kebraska
companies
which
will
liquidate
the
for
it
has
in
approximately
sale
adopted
within
to
to
cease
companies
the
Plan
a
do
business,
months.
12
entered
of
1,928
acres
into
will
After
the
contracts
Kansas-Nebraska
all
of
wind
adoption
Kansas-
leasehold
referred
acres
held
acres
$5
under
to
above and
Federal
par.
the
Hugoton
acres,
Gas
Field
constituting
considered
consist
and
44,844
be
to
net
of
seli
interests
The
in
50,020
properties
The
total
number
of
units
to
be
reserves
the basis for
..
an
agreement
plated
by
after
the
by
the
.
(he
agreement
are
closing date under
being acquired
of
sale
consummated
such
assets
it
will,
agreement,
leaseholds
to
be
entered
within
drill
two
depth
of
which
test
to
enter
space
test
a
well
Trust
Co.
of
transferred
Indenture
Topeka
to
said
with
pursuant
Trustee
to
in
and
The
Kearney
Central
which
trust
the
for
of
"Gas
the
companies
National
to
assignee of the
all
receive
On
the
payments which
20th
the
year
day
Trustee
tificates,
"Gas
of
is
February,
May,
August
to
distribute
to
the
and
to
number
determine
may
and
expenses
UNDERWRITERS—The
provide
of
will
Gas
the
of
of
underwriters
Harold
E.
Wood
&
—v.
November
of
should
the
be
Trust
named
;
&
Co.__
Cer¬
reserved
below
Power
for
d"
c
plans
v,ere
River
SenSvc's."
1965.
___
announced
~~~
ticn
I
and
its
this
irfns
firms
in
in
t hp
the
affiliated
Co.
he
for
Power
Nov.
on
world.
in
the
in
training
of
to
and
consolidate
needed
IBM
is
for
conduct
Syracuse
scheduled
to
facilities
Uranium
Corp.
it
its
the contract
of
award
the
for
the
100-mile
j
"in
of
one
are
*•»
,-i
and
the
r»..
first
44
noanced
expected
Of
"In
the
both
by
-
in
i
to
heavy
J
construe-
•
»
operations
exceed
of
_
—.
nearly
principal
offices
Ohio,
to
*
orders
amounting
of
the
in
Oklahoma,
for
this
stock
believe
secure
connection
wjHiftiiou
Court
pay
*
Inc.—Rights Issued
Hugoton Gas Trust Units.
Co.,
182,
1464.
p.
Boyertown,
*
Fa.
Registers
—
not in
of $15,000
excess
indebtedness
The
is to be used
$75,000
and
expects
company
to
to
retire
to
retire
out¬
an
$75,000
use
reim¬
to
for
with
the
production
funds to be
working cap.tal.
to
(Julius)
The
plans
the
will
to
for
metal
inetal
be
and
ard
added
tantalum
columbium
the
to
com¬
general corporate purposes,
of thrse fundi may
be
$200,000
other
for
which
lor
tantalum
initially
available
Up
facilities
construct
of
columbium
of
funds
general
considering,
o
production
projects
axe
which
the
is
company
indefinite.
now
Kayser & Co.—Rights to Subscribe—
p.oposes
to
offer to its common stock, o'ders; of
the light to sib-cribe on or before. Dec. 14 xor 130,000
of common stock on t ie basis of one new share for
company
Nov.*
record
additional
25
shares
five
each
shares held at a price of $20 per s, are.
offering will not be underwritten. See also V.
The
182,
2.20.
p.
Kearney Gas Production Co.—To Liquidate—
See
Hugoton Gas Trust
above.—V.
182,
«
1464.
p.
'
Kendall
Richard
Co.—Acquires
R.
Higgins,
been
has
fabric
Higgins
Akron
which
17
to
mtnuft c
agree¬
the
of
foam-
ures
such
ma¬
currently directed to tne automobile
are
trade
and
have
other
markets
wr.ere
foam-
utilityry■*
plans
the
present
distribution
to
continue
?•-
operations
at
w.iich
arrangements
Using.
be a part of the Chicago Division
incl" des the Bauer & EKck, BRe
also
th~t
touipa ly
manufacture
Kendall
teen
has
i3
t
which
otners
1
announced
by
that
and
will
Ohio,
licences
shoe
Nov.
on
acqui ition
Akron,
materials
stated
plant
Operations
•
Co.,
of
also
trade,
Andrews-Alderfer
„
the
on
Andrews-Alderfer sales
fi bde. combination
the
Sold
Co.,
and
b.assiere
trade,
Ohio Firm—
Pxesident,
reached
materials
terials.
v
to
office
is
in
Kansas
Arizona.-Kansas,
and
Texas.—V.
redemption
bonds
made
the
due
at
City,
of
The
Jay,
Kendall
Web
Bike
and
Polyken businesses of the company.
Completion of the transfer of t :e assets
Nov.
on
30,
1955.—V.
182,
will
probably
take
place
2020.
p.
Louisiana,
182,
Dec.
on
at
1955,
101.37%
Harris
181,
1,
Trust
Sales
&
stock
of
be
to
15
Net
the
"Taxes
void
which
and
invalid
taken
we
invalid
that
to
correct
could
would
be
not
correction
assignments
of
the
the
certain
be
can
the
subject to
be
certificates
accrued
Stock—
235,155
♦Dividends
59\400
439,500
$0.40
$0.28
^
$0.18
paid
$0.44
$0.25
$0.21
share___
per
♦Adjusted to reflect 6 for 5 stock split in June 1935.—V. 182, p. 1464.
common
cates
of
company
stock
Preferred
to
StocK-
of
at
$25.25
per
subscription certifi¬
share for 100,000 shares
first preferred stock, 4.8%
share for each
one
Stock
Nov. 10 issued to holders
on
non-transferable
subscribe
to
new
Co.—Offers
Fibre
series ($25 par value)
seven
shares of
common
by
be
been
since
representing
in¬
invalidating
21,
the
decision
we
the
hold¬
litigation.
were
this
in
of
1944.
company;
the State
in
further
with the settlement ox the
wiui tne settlement of tne litigation
pending
of Jasper County,
Iowa, which was referred to in
the
recognized
Jan.
tne
the
7, 1955. The subscription cer¬
(EST) Nov. 17, 1955. The of¬
fering was underwritten by a group of investment firms
headed by Coffin & Burr, Inc., who will purchase from
the corppany any unsubscribed shares.
tificates expired at 4 p.m.
hertofore
to
Court's
made,
288,896
—_—^
stock held of record Nov.
records
any
$3,986,159
169,500
______
_—________
at the rate of
has
not
corporate
that
now
of
Savings Bank,
39,468 shares of
held by the Bechtel
and
per
1954
$3,990,434
240,901
—r._^——_
———
share
income—per sha.e____~_—~—;
"Net
its
reports,
company,
——
income
Number of shares
Keyes
said:
litigation
annual
1255
ineome______
other
holders—The
$43,000
and
and
Mis¬
2242.
p.
Slightly Higher—
Taxes
503.
p.
Inc.—Earnings
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Mo.
Redemption—
1983
the
Nov.
on
Bechtel
company's
decreed
no
steps were
Delaware until
"We
$250,000,000
..
the placement of
ing
loan.
connection
used
area
working capital.
years, is engaged primarily
40
St., Chicago 90, III.—V.
common
_—
M-K
$5
$1
to
used
Exchange Commission—
mortgage
treasury
including
1955—9 Mos.—1954
the
but
be
a
proceeds,
banx
its
pany's
$5,549,058 $45,478,854 $46,261,914
recognized
and Con-
to
are
expenditures incurred for the construction of
facilities to be used for the production of Master Alloys, and
approx¬
imately $25,000 to complete the construction of these fa-ilities.
It
'His the present intention of the company to use approximately $100,000
of the remaining proceeds for the construction of two new facilities,
spon¬
,.,v
Shutts, President,
in
proceeds
>
.
net
Andrews-Alderfer
•
company as being stock of the company. The
this stock was decreed by the Iowa District
Court on
Since that date, this stock has not been
of
the
the
standing
above.
Its
has called
phase
to
outstanding
terests, were
dam-sites
by
L.
one
The
University.
Southern Utilities Co.—To Reduce
referred
at
above.—V.
and
filed
company
outstanding
an
It
has issued a $500,000* 4 */2%
1970, to The Mutual Life In¬
York, it was announced on Nov. 12.
branch
Mexico,
Monroe
Edward
Dp-dcm
' with
at
offered
operations.
amendment,
require¬
company
first
mortgage
Payment will be
West
Iowa
stretch
completion
given
largest
—
foreign"
r,
a
the
33/a7c
115
offered
be
Purchase
to
Trust
Chemical
Kennametal
financing.
company
interest.
of
X iamin
'
414.
operates
The
the
be
to
registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
1955, covering 75,000 shares of its 25 cent par capital stock, to be
offered for public sale through Carl M. Locb, Rhoades <St Co.
The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
representatives, IBM
manufacturing
1955—Month—1954
Co. of New
New
mining
with
to
stock
to be delivered not later than Jan. 13, 1956.
are
p.
to
notification
of
stock
common
of
underwriting.
rema.nmg
company, it was announced on Nov. 17,
privately, through Dean Witter & Co., an
$2,000,000 4x/s% serial notes due Nov. 1, 1961 to
182,
incident
letter
a
preferred
of
shares
the
general
to
get
$5,879,537
,
without
Securities
This
Lynch, !.
programs
shares
'
filed
7
shares
The
one
meeting) on
will be asked
4,500,000
Corp., Yarnall, Ariz.—Files With
Nov.
on
7,500
and
degree
from
Exchange Commission—
chemicals,
into
advanced
annual
stockholders
stock
10,
burse
purposes.
Split—
regular
action
of
1802.
p.
chemicals.
education
Stock
tne
at
this
amount
Mining
Hugoton Gas
With
organization,
general
182,
dealer's
a
educational
customers'
outlying
to
and
expanding
of
service
its
proposal
oversubscribed.
was
$2.82
16
implement
20,090
and
Kawecki
is
officers
To
Stockholders
See
.
capital.
share, with
It
Company's
the
personnel,
by
automobile
and
Federal Power Commisdion
Domestic
companies
meorti,,
working
130,875
$2.93
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.,
cents
5
which
10 by Merrill
The proceeds of the financing will be added
The company, in business for
Projects—
estimates previously
operates
wnI'M
Share,
to
agreed
at
Of these notes, $1,200,000 have been delivered and
souri,
P^cted,
vear."
Idahn
additional
as
$609,855
13 4,150
approved a proposal to split the common
This would convert the approximately 3,200,000
stock
outstanding into
approximately
6,400,000
corporation
per
5
planned for development
gSfona^hearings0"1141'2^01'
also
have
subordinated note, due in
15
"
Kian.ZII
between
cos.s
Morrison-Knudsen
per
members
Privately—This
15
Wi 1 com"lence immediately, Mr. Roach said
COmpany bmldlng access roads to get to the
a,
underwriter
underwriters
of
449,875
$J32.707
Corp.—Plans
author.zed
It.
covering
share,
expenses
outstanding,
59,450
436,900
one.
board's
the
the
&
per
at
Interstate Securities Co., Kansas City, Mo.—Note Sold
15
_
Co.—Signs Contracts
thZhLm°cntJ?Ct fll fCSUiy
tb__e dams
below the
expired
directors
309,731
113,623
———
taxes
shares.—V.
B.
The
SEC
com¬
severally
Weiser, Idaho, and Hells Canvon
recently approved by the Federal Power
Commission.
^r,T*!e
thp
the
the
Iowa Power & Light Co.—Partial
pZesident>
period
of
placed
$800,000
the
n
t
the _nake
$7
1568.
p.
issue of
on
of
to
shares
made
_________________
—V.
have
K.
are
$310,550
was
space
Apache
182,
has
CcThincCOIt?ab-M,rf8th!5 ccntract on Nov- 9 with Morrison-Knudsen
flectric prcj-^ts
the SnakeCRiv«n^'S Br°Wnlee and °Xb0W hydr0"
t™'
and
addition,
shares
313,357
bonds.
Nov.
on
Securities and
Privately—The
by
22.5
——
Pierce & Co, inc
United Trust Co. of
Abilene,
Idaho
and
22.5
1ZZZZZZ~ZZZZ~J1~~
Rauscher,
shares
Interstate Finance Corp., Evansville, Ind.—Notes
Estate.
Co.__
_
I
In
Dr2,030
$1,428,912
*
-
1956.
9,
9,000,000
1801.
p.
$1,430,942
4,766
$1,501,586
deductions
common
approve
Mr.
each
the
of
represented
Lincoln" NebTI
of
Eeecroft. Cole & Co._
Estes
182,-
share,
per
639,075
78'1.
and
serve
surance
Co.
cents
common
are
cf
jointly
Sales
& Co
Trust
subscription
1955.—V.
$1,496,820
__
Cassidy, Chairman of the Eoard, said stockholders will be asked
increase
to
Interstate Department Stores, Inc.—Sales
Up—
Trust issued
holders
units
to
-
rights entitling
15
2,932,765
960.
p.
of
March
/
a
Period Ended Oct, 31—
u
First
each
1954
$4,363,707
3,203,843
-
directors
ment
ofPstoCckSdp?y °f th<V 935'999 UI,llts not purchased upon the
wiitcrs
JJt ?wfL^rrf
emN°yee warrants. The underpurchased
obligated to purchase units, unless all units are
The
The
for
1955
$4,700,663
revenues
income
fcr
181,
L. M.
The remaining
offered
were
Co.—Earnings Higher—
!
mortgage
on
snares
,
be
will
snares.
International Oil & Metals Corp.-Proposed Merger-
holders
the
interests
—
income
The
under way in April of 1956 for
completion in 1957. Architects for the
building are Moore and Hutchins
of New York City.—V.
182, p. 1911.
cxerche
Cruttenden
1955
share
Supply
Johns-Manville
'
,
Inc., Belleville, N. J.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
financing
engineering
i
liabilities
50
liabilities;
also
Trustee w'U be entitled
thereof is entitled to receive.
owner
required
t
of
date.
10,
for expenses.
their
own
Construction
Certificates, all cash (except to the extent that disi™tlont ^nno,t be ,m*Ge, 111 whole cents Per unit> in the Trust
fmm.nt as the Trustee last day of the preceding month, less such
amount
o
be
of
particularly
sored
<fc
triuntin68^
payment
—V.
payable
and
$592,020,
i.e.,
by,:-~sJ"
able
stock
in
District
company's
The
1961
on
new
shares
at the rate
or
before
and redeemable
company's
1,
redeemable
1966,
through
PROCEEDS—Net
additional
are
of $27.50 per
Jan.
a
at any time on or prior to
Jan.^1,
share; $26.25 if redeemed thereafter and
$25.75
and
of
building construction
plants in Hammond,
the
comprising
more
than
redeemed
Ind.,
are
manufacturing
and
at
after
per
Jan.
1,
1966,
share.
intended
to
be
used
equipm-mt
at
Waterville-Fairfield,
for
the
Me.
a wide variety of molded pulp prtfditems made of groundwoo \ cnemieal
Products include plates, disues, cup:, con-
173
pulp or reclaimed paper stock.
sale
and
BUSINESS—Corporation makes
ucts
if
sinking fund at $25.75
proceeds
-■
and legal viewpoint
of the
stockholders.
—•—
income
Net
*$3,274
Payment," the
the
according
rata
pro
Oct. 27,
additional
filed
There
will
offered.
the
$73,745
will
Bank
Payment"
benefit
Certificates of Beneficial
Interest in the Hugoton
thereunder to represent the
units of interest
now
As
28,317
Nov. 11.
on
on
that
accommodate
to
See
Deerfield
to
trainees
and
on
is
Trust
a
taxes
share.
sales
all
INDFNTURE—The
into
inc.
at $399 per
the
TRUST
28,451
I'
Nov.
(no par)
ments,
years
the
.the
stock 1
surplus.
accounting
Plfl. dividend requirements for the period—___
Earnings per share of common stock
This
at
a
location
to be
selected by it to
the
shallowest of < 11 6,000 feet,
(2) a sufficient
formations down to and
including the top 100 feet
consolidated Mississippian, or (3) a
depth at which oil is
found
in
commercial
quantities,
if
such
well
should result In
the
discovery of gas in commercial quantities in a formation
not pres¬
ently producing, production therefrom would
inure
to
the
benefit
cf the "Gas
Payment" under the same terms and
conditions as the
present production front the
Permian accumulation.
a
depth
1,628
$25,043
_
Water
income
Interest
corporation on Nov
15 announced plans to construct a new
school building at Endicott, N. Y„ to make available increased facilities
for the training of company personnel and IBM customers.
The new
structure, which will be attached to the existing IBM school
building,
wil1 ln'ovic,e approximately 85,000 square feet of additional floor
Kansas-Nebraska
will
contain
that if the transactions contem-
Kansas-Nebraska
affects
of
$23,415
$102,197
—
concession
will
a<t
such
of
reduction,
capital
irom
income
Other
and
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
„.w
to approximately j 443 Mcf which
payments at the rate of 6 cents per Mcf.
agreement for the purchase and
between the two companies and
Into
..
amounting
The
is
directors
stock
outstanding
.....
constitute
804,883
International
is 935,999.
Therefore,
each
unit
will represent a
1/935,999ths interest in the
"Gas
Pay¬
ment."
On
this
basis
there w 11 be attributable to a
single unit
estimated
$328,298
Business Machines
Corp.—Secondary Of¬
fering—A secondary offering of 5,000 shares of capital
are
developed for gas production in the
Permian accumulation, a total of
76
producing wells being located
therecn, of which approximately 68.1 wells are net to the two com¬
panies" working, interests. "
' ' '
'
which
the- capital
value
par
the
of
amount
adversely
way
operating
Other
to be used as follows; $50,000 for mov- :
ing present plant to new building and purchase of additional
equipment
for research, development and
production facilities; $25,000 fcr adver¬
tising and sales promotion; $35,000 for liquidation of notes
completely
incor¬
its
action
Tne
reduce
to
the
to
company s
advisable
expenses
Gross
894,171
$100,362
Kearny County, Kansas,
acres.
no
is
revenues
1954
1,835
depreciation
for Fed.
one
on
on
$15,000
other
of
1568.
p.
$994,534
...
Circuits,
115,000
share.
balance
situation.
vote
a
.
equal
The
the
to
Operating
Khowaus.
2119.
lor
Proceeds of the
leasehold
leasehold
in
Jamaica
Subs.)—Earnings—
_
__
record
(EST)
receive
per
and
with respect to approx¬
leases.
are located in
of
held
commission
and
PROPERTIES—The properties
stock.
action
Operating
to be offered for public sale through an
underwriting grout)
by Alexander Watt & Co., Ltd., of New York, The
underwriting
to
The companies will transfer the "Gas
Payment" to the Trustee under
Trust Indenture hereafter described for the
benefit of the holders
the units now offered,
in
(&
_
interest,
__
corporation
to
:
the
of
182,
_
Securities and
headed
common
State
12 Mcnths Ended Sept. 30—
near
registration statement with the SEC on
Nov. 10, 1955, covering 100,000 shares of 6% convertible
pre erred stock,
of
with
their
of
insofar as they relate to gas and gas
rights, reserving and
a production payment (hereafter called the "Gas
Payment") measured by the production of nautral gas from all leasebold
interests transferred
other
than
the
leasehold
interests
with
2,119
site
Its powerhouse
151,000
of
later.—V.
revenues
by the company
Insulated
This
its
up
excepting, however,
respect to the 1,923
Brownlee
■
P.
subscribe
p.m.
With
Complete Liqui¬
interests
imately
capable
aaded
Da
operating
prov.
181,
Stockholders
mon
with
true
of
company's
the
Delaware,
When
accomplished,
our
financial
statements
will reflect
tne
com¬
pany's capital account more accurately.
'
"A special
stockholders' meeting for this purpose has been called
for December 16,
1955."—V. 181, p. 1600.
11,386 shares of common stock were taken up by the
underwriting group managed
by Lehman
Brothers;
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and The First Boston Corp.
and
being sold to another purchaser.
of
the
1955
deductions..
ment made
them
contracts
from
generators
profit
before
Co.,
into
and
in¬
stock, 198,309 shares, or more than 94% was subscribed
for by the exercise of
rights, according to an announce-
payment
the holders
the
that
so
in
the
involves
amount
an
the
"This
Indianapolis Power & Light Ct>.—Common Stock 95%
Production
in
transferred
be
Subscribed—Of the 209,686 shares of common stock of¬
fered for subscription to holders of
outstanding common
,
Kearney Gas Production Co.
-were formed in 1949 and
shortly thereafter each acquired an undivided
one-half interest in certain leasehold interests in the
Hugoton Field, 1
Kearny County, Kans.
At the time of such acquisition the two com¬
panies
from
Ore., and will cost $24,000,000.
units will
beiore
eic.
inc.
action
records
reflect
properly
recommending
retiring
Power's
capacity
are
company
generate
Idaho
later
a
will
therefore, asking
are,
necessary
corporate
stock two shares for
$530,000.
Deerfield
will
double
_
deductions
Interest,
and Kearney companies in liquidation and for d.stnbustockholders on liquidation of an aggregate amount not- in
to
project
to
for
made
We
the
the
,t
w e
■
•
enough
be
downstream
met)
income
other
Deerfield
tion
will
miles
four
and
expenses
Other income
agent.
amounting
Co.
be
"
Brownlee
report.
take
poration,
and;
been
net
proceeds from the sale of the units are to
indebtedness secured by first mortgages on the prop-
retire
critical
a
Idaho
to
and
Frovision
PROCEEDS—The
be used
avert
•
12
contain
"Loss—V.
Topeka,
nearly
power,
generating
Net
Co.,
10
southern
'
the
annual
stock
by the addition of two generators to the initi.il installa¬
initially
Operating
warrants will expire at
Trust
sheet
Net
by stockholders.
The offer is subject
limitations of State securities laws.
&
24
Provisions
of Homestead,
rot subscribed for
Bank
1954
and1
completion of the two projects are" 36 :months
toir Oxbow after tne start of
$33,000,000,
of
located
to the
National
of
Quarter Ended Sept. 30—
(CST) on Nov. 25, 1955. After the expiration date,
eligible employees of Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.
will receive subscription warrants, transferable only to
other employees, evidencing the right to subscribe up
to 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 5 at the same price for units
Central
the
Indiana Gas & Chemical Corp.
2 p.m.
The
time
area
and
completed
units.
is
town
Two
share
common
of
Oxbow
the
equipment
projects
in
power
service
...;•
cost
kilowatts
tion
by The First Trust Co. of Lincoln,
Neb., and Cruttenden & Co. of Chicago, 111., have under¬
written an offering of 935,999 units of beneficial inter¬
est of Hugoton Gas Trust which is being made to com¬
mon stockholders of Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas
Co.,
Inc. of record Nov. 10, 1955, at $4 per unit on the basis
of
company's
both
j
eight miles north of Robinette, Ore., will
highest aams in the world.
Its
length will be
15
to
360,000
group
have
oi
located
feet.
Estimated
headed
to
knowatts
."■■■■
dam,
of
one
1,320
chief
crease
Hugoton
expect
requirements for
for Brownlee and
present
derwriters
the
construction.
operation
the
"We
million
a
Oregon."
montlis
be
he
said;
License
division, cited as an examplesilicon
transistor now be.ng
new
at
the
eastern,
production.
for volume
up
"This
and
storage
Russell,
M
the
Roach
delivering half
power shortage
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
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Number 5483
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
tainers, cake circles,- food trays, egg flats, egg
cartons, fruit packs and
pulp interior packaging materials for fragile and
perishable
articles. Also maKe are fibrous
plastic articles including tableware and
serving trays.
York
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
1st
preferred
4.89!:"
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1972
stock
♦An
and
been
retired
and cannot
100,000
60,000
shares
shares
of
of
first
class
A
Net
through conversion into
stock
heretofore
stock
common
before
Prov.
(of
UNDERWRITERS—The
Burr, Inc. is
chase
from
name
of
shall
acting
the
each
be
not
Earnings
the
sold
of
pursuant
such
to
shares
the
Since
S.
&
Incorporated.
Collins
Chas.
—V.
H.
Co._______
Oilman
West
1
2
The
to
1V2
Clifford J.
Pierce,
Co.
Murphy Co._____
White
and
G.
&
$4,262,000
1568.
p.
;
.
has
been
in
civilian
$1,286,434
j
to
$53,417,990,
182, p. 2021.
Lamson
1
is
planning
(par $501
Reynolds
&
•
the
sale
through
Co.,
of
14.
the
120,000
shares
of
national investment
a
according
Nov.
on
of
to
at
will
special
a
banking group
announcement
an
Stockholders
stock
convertible
by
R.
A.
asked
to
early
be
in
meeting
»
.
new
preferred stock will provide funds approximating $6,000,000
the growing demands of
high-fidelity radio and phonograph,
meet
and
electronic data processing
handling devices nearing completion in the company's re¬
and development program.—V.
182, p. 1340.
data
Nov.
$3,771,000 $37,280,000 $33,612,000
1955—10 Mos.—1954
17
that
Maine
$13,568,350 $123,018,658 $123,685,460
35
cents
and
common
This
stock,
makes
stock
both
dividend
$1.50
Current
plans
1956
of
of
cents
$1.65
In
affairs
the
of
for
share
per
of
the
record
of
the
on
Nov.
year
1955,
there
addition,
the
was
George
company,
1955
year
Fidelity^ Life
Co.,
Portland,
Me.—
29.
which
5%
a
-of
has'been
a
S.
for
the
enlarge
areas.—V.
construction
manufacturing
182,
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Case,
to
$6,000,000
major
plants
two
in
the
write
182, p.
Commissioner
1955—10 Mos —1954
all
of
securities
.
$4,870,507 $51,609,857 $47,728,014
of
stantial.y
.
authorized
Maine.
the
Any balance not
covering
100.000 shares
share,
per
Nov.
on
without
filed
2
$12,382,651
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
underwriting.
of
owner
12%
$111,033,048
Ihe
notification
$1)
(par
The
$102,880,283
proceeds
with
be
to
■
L.
outstanding-
the
September,
1955
under
Such
balance
of
•'■'
law
will
net
in
be
mav
deposit
such
Maine
by
invested
so
cash
order
thut
issued bv
together
proceeds
the
the
with
will
com¬
Insurance
all
sub-
or
invested
he
Co
1,503
McCormick
William
4,000
Merrill
Blair
be
corporation
used
will
The
SEC
at
Blair
Co.
&
&
Co
Inc
2.500
Blyth & Co., Inc.
Bosworth, Sullivan
Inc.
used
$2
t"
&
filed
4
letter
a
of
notification
with
be
by
to be
are
them to increase
loans
to
wholly-owned subsidiaries
Co.,
&
4,000
Dodge & Co
4,00T)
The
Collins
1,500
Piper,
Republic Co.
Dewar,
&
(Inc.)
Co.__
Robertson
&
Pan-
R.
;
Ohio
2,500
Inc.
2,000
——
Jullen
12,000
2,000
2,500
2,000
4,000
,_
-
Co..
Jaffray
Hopwood
&
W. Pressprich & Co
1,500
Reinholdt
Corp.
9,030
Schwabacher
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.
Farwell, Chapman & Co._<_
2,500
Shillinglaw, Bolger & Co.__
2,500
Smith, Barney & Co
9,000
The
Securities
First
Glore,
Boston
Forgan
2,000
Corp.____
&
12,000
Stern
9,000
Stone
Co.__
Hayden. Stone & Co
4,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co._.
Gardner
&
Brothers
&
Webster
&
1,500
4,000
Co
&
Co——
2,000
Securities
Corp.
9,000
—
9,000
Straus, Blosser & McDowell
i
2,000
Stroud
The Illinois Co., Inc.______
Johnston, Lemon & Co
1'
2.000
Union
2,500
1,500
Vietor,
Hickey &
Inc.___
Co.,
Edward D.
Jones &
Co
Kidder,
Peabody & Co._
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
132,
The
The
book
net
Common,
White,
9,000
Dean
proceeds
will
be
9,000
-
Dann
&
2,500
Weld
&
Co
9,000
Witter
&
Co
9,OCO
WoolfoJk &
Shober
1,500
(Calif.)—Stock Offered—
company in October offered
shares of common stock at
250,000
Co., Inc
Securities Corp
__i.
9,000
1803.
p.
2,000
2,500
&
Co.
Mascot Film Productions
used
publicly
to
($1
par
to
residents
of
California
share).
per
purchase
13
scripts
from
Sketch¬
at $1,000 each; to
defray the cost of films for
release; for working and other corporate purposes.
corporation was incorporated in California, on June 23, 1955.
Film
Productions
entertainment
The
Its
principal office is situated
North
Hollywood,
films
films
and
for
this
for
..educational
ancient
legends
actors
will
be
by producing animated
of
India,
depicted
by
required for the type of
television,
other
Film
Curtiss
D.
D.
outlets.
is
owned
Perkins.
co-partnership
Curtiss
director
commercial
Productions
and
said
Mascot.
releasing
or
Amatuzio
,of
series.
Film Productions'
pictures will be theatres
organization has contacts, or through whom,
organization exhibits pictures, as well as to
Sketchbook
D.
202, 5339 Lankershim Boulevard,
its business
Mascot
the
releasing
60%
begin
live
No
market
which
the.
birds.
planned
The
with,
at Room
Calif.
company proposes to
based
upon
certain
and
Perkins
is
owns
and
operated
Alexander
the
40%
D.
president
said
of
by
owns
director
a
co-partnership,
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
of
is
and
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
—V.
Alexander
Amatuzio
and
of Mascot.
CAPITALIZATION
stock
182,
$1)
(par
Outstanding i
1,000,000 shs.
500,000 sh3.
1340.
p.
Mason Mortgage & Investment
Corp., Washington, D. C.
—Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
The corporation
covering
(with
on
Nov.
of
8%
$250,000
redemption and
proceeds
of
of
filed
2
letter
a
certificates
of
of
notification
the
Mason
with
the
Investment
SEC
Fund
conversion
privileges), to be offered at par (in
$1,000, $500 and $250 each), without underwriting.
to be used to purchase individual
mortgage notes for
are
portfolio
the
Fund.
Maule Industries, Inc.—Reports Increased
This
to
to
be
outstanding and Tor general'corporate
corporation
35
cents
per
months
20 cents
—V.
Nov.
on
of
1955.
14
report°d
share,
common
This
net
sales
on
in"nn°
of
Earnings—
of
$775,116,
$17,009,337
for
enual
the
first
with
enmoarps
earnings of $457,350,
share/on sales of $13,228,477 in the same 1954 period.
a
182,
1681.
p.
9,000
Beane
Turben
The Milwaukee Co
Clark,
nine
advanced
Pierce, Fen-
SEC
underwriting.
no
proceeds
2,500
Co._
Morgan Stanley & Co
Newhard, Cook & Co
the
the
9,000
1,500
&
Lynch,
Merrill,
Co.,
1,500
denominations
Nov.
on
purposes.—V. 177,
lor
&
ner
9,000
&
_____
Central
in
for investment by life companies.
added to the general funds of the
be
4,000
Corp
Loewi
law
Maine
Higginson
4,000
a
covering $125,000 of eight-year 6% subordinated debentures to be issued
at 82%%, each $500 principal amount to be
accompanied by rights to
purchase five shares of $10 par class A common stock at $15 per share.
There
the
offered
to
are
of
by Herbert
Lee
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
J. Barth & Co
The
1569.
company
controlled
Major Finance Corp., Silver Spring, Md.—Files—
1955—9 Mos.—1°54
Linde Construction Co., Washington, D. C.—Files—
The
is
tially with the Treasurer of the State of Maine
1955—Month—4054
$13,464,975
—V.
which
and health insurance and grant annuities and
It was founded
and
organized primarily by Burton M.
former Maine Governor, and Curtis K. Gerry.
Of the net proceeds of the
financing, $200,000 will be deposited ini¬
Lerner Stores Corp.—October Sales Up—•
Sales
Inc.-,
pany's license to clo business in Maine
Sales Up—
$5,453,692
End. Oct. 31—
Co.,
Shares
35,000
Inc
life, disability
company.
Period
&
Cross,
1569.
p.
Rackliff
as
are
Brothers.
animals
endowments.
Cleveland
1221.
p.
1'55—Month—1954
sales
182,
of
facilities
to
Rackliff, of Cape Elizabeth, Me.,
Maine Fidelity stock.
Maine Fidelity was organized in
satisfactory
very
$10,000
the number
follows:
and
them
of
Lehman
The
Insurance
underwriters,
by each
Shares
Inc.___
Co.,
the
purchased
'
Co.
&
of
names
be
4,000
covering
early part of 1956 is bright.
an
expenditures of approximately
Lane Bryant, Inc.—October
Net
holders
Allyn
to
•
Becker &
the
on Nov. 10 filed a registration statement with the SEC
40,000 "shares of Its $10 par capital stock to be offered for
public sale, at a price of $25 per share, through P. W. Brooks & Co.;
Inc., as underwriter. The company will pay the underwriter a commis-'
sioh of $2.75 per share and, in
addition, has agreed to reimburse the
^underwriter for the fee and expenses of its counsel and to pay "blue
sky" expenses; and the underwriter has agreed to pay a finder's fee
J
dividend
this year.
the
1957
and
Chicago
—V.
25
to
10
1954.
that
involve
and
modernize
and
in
quarterly
the outlook for the
during
to
Dec.
payment
paid
regular
a
dividend
declared in July of
Commenting upon
President, stated
and
cash
cash
Jr.,
one
declared
payable
total
a
with
compares
extra
an
15
•
C.
on
^Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
.
Nov.
on
shares
.
G.
—V.
announced
was
$3,114,500 of 5% first mortgage and
collateral bonds due April 1, 1980 have been
disposed
,1 of.- Of this total $2,053,000 principal amount was sold
by
Coffin & Burr, Inc., and the remaining
$1,061,500 prin¬
cipal amount will be acquired by European & North
American Ry. for exchange with certain of its stock¬
holders (see V. 182, p. 1340).—V.
182, p. 1912.
Sessions Co.—Declares Extra Dividend—
&
directors
.
Equitable
This company
The
.
.
A.
$0.39
orders.—V.
Maine Central RR.—Bonds Sold—It
1699.
$13,263,020
182,
1955, backlog has increased
Chairman,
the issuance
search
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—October Sales Off-
—V.
$3.27
stock___
color and black and white television markets,
1
.___
1955—10 Mos.—1°54
1955—Month—1954
707,500
615,998
1%
.
Co
1955—Month—1954
Sales
Sales
6,091,600
:
Druin-
Means
Smith
*1,323,498
taxes
.
IV2
mond, Ine._.l__A_u______
David
3
Co., Inc.
Period End. Oct. 31—
30,
December.
2
Investment
by
approve
&
(G. R.) Kinney Co., Inc.—October Sales Increased—
p.
income
common
O'Connor,
V/i
5
Period Ended Oct. 31—
182,
of
increase
company
headed
182, p. 2020.
—V.
June
preferred stock
3
Inc;—
5
&
Inc.
Eartlett & Clark Co._i.___
5
Payson & Co
&
Co.,
Columbia
10
H.
share
whicn
The
re-
&
Whiteside,
Winslow
10
Julien
Putnam
Maine Securities Co._
Securities
__—
Blair & Co.
*
10
Co.^____:—
&
L.
Chace,
(Inc.)
Webster
Corp.
M.
F.
12
Republic Co.
Moseley
Stone
'
&
Curtis
Central
F.
V
25
—
Jackson
Can.
11,393,961
taxes
5,302,361
per
common
coast
preferred stock as
offer to stockholders:
%
Inc.__
Pafne,Webber,
and
inc.
83,497,030
Magnavox Co.—Plans Sale of Preferred Stock—
first
subscription
"
'
of
$
"Including in 1954, non-recurring income in the amount of $411,408.
redemption
named below, for whom Coffin
representative, have severally agreed to pur-,
the percentage set forth below opposite the
underwriter
.
Fed. and Canad.
for
nrov.
Fed.
UNDERWRITERS—The
A.
1954
135,223,754
underwriters
as
company
Coffin & Burr,
1955
Net" income
outstanding
or
Paris.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up Sharply—
:____—
for
all'Of
&
and
None
reissued.
be
London
Sept. 30—
sales
.723,940 shs.
preferred
stock
Hague,
<jj
Inc.
2,000,000 shs.
|
The
.
Mack Trucks, Inc.
$2,252,000
•
*60,000 shs.
value!
par
of
aggregate
series)
have
($1
in
of
9 Months Ended
*200,000 shs.
($10 par value )
subsidiaries
•
100.000 shs.
Common stock
157.
Outstanding
$2,500,000
value)___
par
Lummus
p.
.
'
series
Class A stock
5.6%
($25
by
180,
FINANCING
Authorized
1st mtge. 4V4%
and
—V.
molded
T
(2131)
or
816.
p.
working capital.
Lithium
H.
W.
lithium
the
meet
Nov.
on
requirements
hydride in 1956 has
electrolytic plant at
its
of
President,
contractual
present
Mansfield Telephone Co., Mansfield,
Corp. of America, Inc.—To Expand Plant—
Rogers,
demand—V.
182,
Lockheed Aircraft
for
made
St.
announced
14
the
supply
the
necessary
Louis
Park,
the
company's
lithium
of
Securities and Exchange
metal
immediate
The
and
expansion
Minneapolis,
Minn.,
corporation
to
totaled
the
$.3,371,000, second
only
period
last
year,
Robert
same
shareholders
15.
to
a
year
first
the
E.
Sales
nine
months
all-time
Gross,
totaled
third-quarter backlog
time
same
Nov.
on
Lockheed's
the.
in
discharge
short-term
President,
for
the
lirst
Sales
nine
(Van
lor
have
been
the
the
undertaken
sales
two
October,
work
Oct.
more
stood
at
said,
in
orders
military
pro¬
has
projects.
They
be
to
the
are
ready
in
long-range
1957,
the
and
next
heavy
$340,000,000
of
as
require
much
orders
intensive
of
capital,
subordinated
increased
debentures,
at
stood
mid-year and $51,365,000
p.
earlier
pal
1957
before
in.
sizable
Commercial
by
year
$86,706,000,
the nine-month
in
See Foremost
operations
ville,
refinery
Lummus
Co.,
petroleum
this
be
to
This
Middle
The
will
new
East
be
17.000
refinery
as
contract
operation.
designing
chemical
BSD
p.
up
point
Finland
engineers
it
well
is
Serial
C%
as
with
from
The
will
designed
the
Lummus
Black
provides
to
Sea
to
be
under¬
an
for
the
Cape
Moines,
of
construc¬
Sept.
the
1955,
in
beneficiary
D.
$5,174,462, equal to $2.12
offices
in the
cement
has
Oglesby, 111.;
the
of
in
Illinois
company
manufacture
general
including
ful'.y
Feb.
on
at
are
20
eight
sale
of
of
additions
to
Mo.;
Brandon,
Des
water
of
Miss.;
plants,
Moines,
its
located
la.;
Rockmart,
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
from
$85,751,090
Melville
1,
182,
Acquired—
be
for
and
3%%
Neste
able
petroleum
Oy
by
the
constructors
The
to
capacity
handle
up
of
to
is
crude
from
the
area.
carried
out
of
engineering,
assistance
by
pur¬
during ini¬
borrowed
in
of
1955,
Sept. 9,
Lummus
in
New
The
about
3%%
Shoe
388,125 shs.
the
in
60
and
the
on
first
the
Board
who
equivalent
to
21
cents
per
1955
Jan. 1 to Oct. 29
1954
1955
1954
$7,484,890 $83,042,170 $78,675,845
1803.
p.
Mercury
The
SEC
Chemicals
&
and
corporation
covering
offered
Oct.
on
293,940
$1
at
Corp.,
Exchange
filed
24
shares
share,
per
New
York—Files
With
Commission—
of
letter
a
of
notification
stock (par
Golden-Dersch &
common
through
with
cent)
one
ths
to
be
Co., New York.
The net proceeds arc to be used to
pay construction of plant, purchase
of equipment and exploratory
expenses.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp.—Opens Boston Con¬
In
addition,
before
or
by
Dec.
31,
promissory
notes
Milk
Street,
four
loan.
directors
maximum
since
per
rate
fee
intend,
for
1910,
to
to
in
1955
have
and
company
has
(contingent
this
of
which
Operating
Operating
Federal
upon
offering
the
on
in
the
next
event
will
due
be
will
rate
to
2l/2-for-l
November,
of
on
1931
were
75
and
made
cents
30
cents
shareholders
of
split
1955,
in
to
per
16
unused
on
that
no
the
company's
1932.
in
money
Quarterly
March
the
and
payment
November,
declare
about
182.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott's
Richardson,
by William
The office will
Vice-President,
Denny,
be
Executive
at 79
located
2022.
a.
share,
Dec.
P
1955—9 Mos.—1954
55
$
168,800,110
151.877,049
13,731,260
expenses
17,189,683
11,96J,415
116,163,833
105,860,254
17,914,145
taxes-
2,507,535
2,124,338
20,788,484
1,086,091
852,318
9,838,667
8,684.536
operating income
after charges
Net
2,603.518
2.249.564
21,941,126
19,418,034
2,444,271
2,058,203
20,131,523
17,524,001
182,
final
payable
1955.
p.
1912.
Consolidated
Michigan
Gas
Co.
—
Bonds
Offered
—
group headed by Smith, Barney & Co. and Blyth &
Inc.,
A
Co.,
Nov. 17 offered $30,000,000 of 3V2% first mort¬
15, 1980, at 102.526% and accrued
interest, to yield 3.35%. The group was awarded the
issue at competitive sale on Nov. 16 on its bid of 101.82%.
on
gage bonds, due Nov.
Other
Co.
&
bids
Inc.,
fcr
the
bonds
101.806;
and
as
3V2S
White,
received
were
Weld
&
Co.
from:
and
Halsey, Stuart
Lehman
Brothers
(jointly), $100.6899.
The
1955.
the
1955—Month—1954
551
?5
19,928,404
Net
maturities.
fees
with
common
Mass.—-V.
revenues
income
the
bonds
company
1959-1980,
record
Boston,
department.
of
A.
10
operating taxes—
Other
be
equivalent to 24 cents and 30 cents,
are
the
in
share
increased
paid
the
office
Charles
Nov.
on
of
additional
an
interest
commitment
been
except
common
was
effect
1955,
of
The
of
area
with
announced
Period End. Sept. 30—
1955.
1,
$67,500.
cents
dividend
4%%
payment
dividends
year
the
1958.
1,
maturities,
t:»e
The
be
Jan.
Boston
a
Department
was
Michigan Bell Telephone Co.—Earnings—
$12,000,030
Jan.
the
1956
charge
Vice-President
maturities
from
in
2,625,000 shs.
of
seven
than $7,500,000
less
on
requires
giving
19,
$1.0U
Corp.—October Sales Higher—
$7,821,157
Establishment of
388,125 shs.
amount
authorizing the borrowing
not
1955. These figures
Dec.
to
the company
policy on the life
916.
p.
V
Securities
and
*$11,400,000
annually beginning
maturities.
beginning
would
every
payments
quarterly
$600,000
represented
first
this
respectively,
detailed
and
the
compared
quarter
resulted]
budget
expense
182,
sales
182,
—V.
on
third
Nash¬
Ga.
Outstanding
3,000,000 shs.
13
DIVIDENDS—Cash
of
issued
of
rate
shares)
annually
agreement
shares
were
due
are
last
bs
to
$8)__
$4)
notes
receiving
common
balances
for
the
(par
loan agreement
a
$7,500,000
Refinery—
and
the
company
$375,000
normal
at
on
executed
(par
1954
is
the
4 Weeks End. Oct. 29
Retail
FINANCING
$12,000,000
shares
promissory
4 1/10%
in 1954.—V.
notes
pfa.
shares
These
$30,-
$2,614,302,
struction Office—
promissory
Jan.
during
$1,267,000 life insurance
Sr.,
former
Chairman
of
a
1955
share.—V.
common
cement,
a
certain
on
stock
common
was
1,
princi¬
masonry
operation
carries
manufacturing
cement
the
of
of
months
$515,000 was added to non-ta::able income.
equivalent to 31 cents per outstanding common share.
The report f"rther explained that acceleration of
planned expansion
programs
in the administrative, research,
and
manufacturing divi¬
sions
was
approved by the directors in August..
This ' has
North
subsidiaries.
Cape Girardeau,
Tenn.;
the
it
owned
and
and
use
convenience
of
names
now
in
activities,
For
Cowan,
incorporated
was
nine
result,
a
Marquette
111.
G,
on
that
Johnson,
As
first
erded
of
1954.
explained
July.
months
sales
period last year.
the
share
for nine
reported
same
was
—V.
executive
of
report
stockholders,
the
for
per
period
financial
to
over
taxes
$1.55
same
report
.Lambert
This
Girardeau,
plant. The
Iowa,
30,
after
to
mailed
increase
8.6%
profit
Co.—Sales and Earnings Higher—
its interim
being
now
an
equivalent
in
toward
Ohio,
Interest
$17,000,000
handle
for
construction supervision
Engineering is
Des
ended
related
cumulative
June,
being
to
died
Authorized
$30,000,000
1569.
new
a
plants.
but
used
Net
plants.
is engaged
company
of
heavy crude.
chasing assistance,
tial
and
for
Turku,
near
York,
New
BSD of
announced
constructed
refineries
refinery
19,000
been
the
cement
system.
Tenn.;
Superior,
share, up from
sale
Stock Interest
Dairies, Inc. above.—V. 182,
have
plans
at
proceeds
Wis.,, and
months
company
the
in
follows:
as
*
per
Lummus Co., New York—To Build Finnish
Final
its
earnings after taxes of
portland
of
various
250,000
Stores, Inc.—25%
be
stockholder.
a
apply
Milwaukee,
nine
Chicago
transportation
the
Lucky
net
company
Common
$34.35
1569.
at
construction.—
Chicago headed
eight
the
principal
Drive,
types
on
this
at
to
new
cost of
pay
pre¬
2.
to
2
of
flowing
now
Oct.
equity increased by Oct.
are
30,
217,026,
Construction
will
and
year
will
at
improvements
CAPITALIZATION
transports
$30.67 at the comparable time last year.
Working
plants
operates
now
The
1902.
and
starting
simultaneously
compary
($50
at
company
BUSINESS—The
•
The
1649A,
both
from
major
reported
Wacker
launched.
lower
by
as
proceeds
par
at
SEC
share of common stock.
per
The
additional
offered
be
the
•
record.
a
ncmt'ations
well
a~o.
$27,572,000.
$265,000.
fcy development costs
as
aircraft
an
throughout
Stockholder
a
to
down
and
being sold by
are
cement
new
Cement
1958.
that
result
55%
Gross
contract
down
models,
transport
in
year
time
same
to
with
Nov. 15 offered 262,500 common
$34.75 a share. Of the total
on
value)
par
EARNINGS—For
Division.
time
due
the
at
$2,780,000.
Mr.
new
held
were
of
Md.,' and
$312,116,-
$581,628,000,
2,
($4
PROCEEDS—-1The
tion
1954)
Division sales of
increased
were
were
Constellation
said
revenues
backlog
and
major
Super
Gross
delivery
closed
first
sales
year
California
Electra,
propjet
in
stock
The
Becker & Co. Inc. of
company
$324,345,000
transport
new
at
wing
declared
Caliiornia
revenues
last
were
is
This
1954.
Service
profits
two
duction
Mr.
sales
received
said
on
dividend
notification
in
compary
The
shares, 12,500
011
per
1954.
of
from
Terminal
books
Gross
new
entire year
Aircraft
Air
Nine-month
work
months
decline
a
Lockheed
Since
stock
share
Georgia Division, Marietta,
Ga., rose in the
$167,581,000, up $5,440,000. Missile Systems Division
Calif.)
sales
were
$16,090,000, more
than
double
the
the
000' showed
Lockheed
5%
indebtedness
writing group which
to
from
$8.07
or
preferred
Sept.
of
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.—-Stock Offered
to
Nuys,
volume
the
ago.
a
p.
—A. G.
Lockheed's
at
months
nine
for
15%
per
letter
a
1934.
179,
shares
Earnings at the third-quarter point amounted to $4.73
shares outstanding, compared with $17,143,000
(adjusted
in
reported
up
2,828,228
share
year
$526,139,000.
to $1,181,327,000,
rose
set
This
was
this
record
filed
4
underwriting.
V.
Corp.—Reports Large Sales—
earnings
without
per. share),
.
This
Nov.
on
covering 6,000 shares of 5%
2021.
p.
company
Mead Johnson &
Ohio—Files With
Commission—
of
the
have
is
the
obligated
inclusive,
sum
of
benefit
the
a
to
of
retire
principal
principal
sinking
May
on
amount
amount
fund
of
of
provisions
15
the
bonds
in
each
bonds
under
of
the
equal
outstanding
to
which
years
1%%
on
the
preceding March 15, the principal amount of bonds previously redeemed
.
8
..(2132)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
through operation of the sinking fund and the principal amount of
optionally redeemed or reacquired and used to satisfy previous
company's
phia, Pa.
bonds
obligations.
sinking lund
PROCEEDS—The
the bonds,
of
to be
Natural Gas,
meet,
in
connection
BUSINESS—The
in
Arbor
Ann
the
in
and
by
people
with
is
owned
from
the
cities.
construction
first
by
sale
largest
The
other
of
-
p.
business
2,350,000
Michigan
Michigan Gas Utilities Co.—Earnings Off—
Net
operating
revenues
income
Preferred
1955
dividend
1954
$2,811,386
$2,568,610
$351,544
37,500
None
requirements
mortgages
Anthony
1701.
earnings
Earns,
per
share
common
•Restated
current
for common
to
stock
$$314,044
*$340,184
$$0.94
,;
*$1.02
(333,654 shares)
include
refunds
payments of increased
of
purchased
$Reflects
purchase rates under bond.—V. 180,
gas
costs.
gas
agent
4 %•
share.
—V.
Indemnity Co., Elgin, 111.—Registers With
J^ov. 10,
1955, covering 500,000 common shares of $1 par, to be offered for
public sale at $3 per share. Its incorporators will act as agents in the
sale of the stock, for which
they will receive a commission of 15%;
and the incorporators, in turn, will
pay the expenses incident to the
offering.
The
ing
was
price
insurance
principal consideration in the determination of the sell¬
the obtaining of adequate funds for the conduct of an
of
business.
Stewart,
Elgin,
President,
Emil
and
and
Harry
Harry L.
Banister,
Walsh, Jr., Vice-President,
Danville, Ind.
of
six
Period Ended Oct. 31—
1955—Month—1954
;
$3,306,329
$9,066,552
Mining &
Manufacturing Co.
with
Awarded
claims brought by this company against Streeter
Manufacturing Corp., Van Nuys, Calif., have been upheld by the U. S.
District Court in L03 Angeles, it was announced, on Nov. 17.
The
company
contended
that
Streeter
infringed
its patent
cov¬
"SCOTCHLITE"
The
Brand
judgment,
when
Streeter's
appeal
had
The
and
Mining
product
sold
under
Sept.
which
entered
was
for
a
last
trial
new
February,
denied
was
became
and
its
final
time
for
In
by
the
the
California
firm
from
manufacturing the
Mining & Manufacturing Co.'s patent
damages.—V. 182, p. 1016.
Minnesota
latter
firm
his
Nov.
corporation
15,
stock,
The
1955,
to
headed
registration
400,000
for
statement
shares
public
sale
its
of
with
the
SEC
cents
10
through
par
31.
Webber, Jackson & Curtis and White, Weld
offering price will be related' to the then current
He
also
said
the
over-tne-counter
Co,
market
market.
company intends to
make
stock on the New York Stock
application for listing Its common
Exchange within the next several montns.
The
financing Is primarily
for the purpose of Increasing
working
capital.
According to the prospectus,
working capital requirements,
which have
been
much greater since
acquisition of the Snow Crop
assets, have heretofore been met in large
part by seasonal loans from
It
the
.,
is
anticipated
these
the
as
said
Convair
soon
total
rent
volume
the proceeds of
requirements on the
of
business.—V.
182,
this
financing
basis
the
of
will
Gross
Net
from
Net
oper.
Net
from
Net
ry.
—V.
1952
$208,627
$228,608
$236 441
64,219
79,365
63,933
*3 910
24,499
32,656
23,979
*13'558
1—
from
|
railway
1,853,525
1,811,731
2,090,256
2 010 590
491,623
398,380
560,626
192,572
509'760
163,222
220,723
lGl'793
railway
income—
oper.
182,
1570.
p.
'
Moab Mines,
The
Sales
Nov.
on
its
at
7
Black
announced
Crow
mine
is
now
tunnel
"The
ore
approximately
"A
$30
after
50
miles
ton
per
deduction
of
net
until
firm
of
per
be
1957.
The
182,
that
Mill
mine.
realized
from
me<-curv
current
p.
indicate
valued at $200 000.
in Bishop,
Calif,
now
transportation
th° prW nf
flask."—V.
Hill
mercury
should
is
ore
Red
milling and
pegged
December,
$278
the
the
profit
mining,
eral Government has
flask
from
Inferred
at
market
the
shipments
costs.
$225
price
The
per
is
See
Storm
&
Klein,
Inc.
year
registration statement
offering of 2,000,000 shares
Fed¬
76-pound
reasonably
10x6.
30,
1955
they
larly
quarter were
period last year.
report
to
shareholders,
Sept.
share,
per
p.
without
common
underwriting,
l9
stock
became
covering
(par
effective
on
proposed
cent)
at
$1
Oct
7 —V
that
'
has
and
ordered
August,
six
of
stock
shares.
1955
service.
to
The
18
working
capital
for
net
proceeds
general
.
,
•
stock
under
The
of
the
six
aircraft,
o.
the
be
used
as
operating
due
NAL's
will
Convair
new
aircraft
440
of
quieter,
a
on
net
sales
for
$4,250,000.
faster
440's
of
routes
the Lockheed
will
182,
Mr.
version
intermediate
replace
Baker said.—V.
Nov.
on
for
the
third
14
quarter
than
anticipated due
damage
to crops
in
taxes
brings
the
"When
the
this
for
the
to
by
of
bring NAL's
2022.
p.
Robert S,
1955
weather
Solin-
amounted
conditions,
the
of
some
three
Income
equal to
65
total
net
71
cents
or
third
new
the
type
particu¬
served
areas
ended
Sept.
cents
for
outstanding
the
the
on
first
nine
quarter
months
of
share.
per
buildings
under
now
expects
to
construction
be
able
to
at
Baltimore
prevent
loss," said Mr. Solinsky.—V. 182,
increase
75
tons
achieved
Tomahawk,
Manager of
The
of
material
Wise,
mill
mill,
supplements
A
new
corrugated
fraction
by
of
this
the
14.—V.
G.
mill
are
was
incorporated
qualified
state
of
of
$0.61
$1.44
$0.95
PRESENT
in
as
a
foreign
Pennsylvania
New
and
FINANCING
Jersey
Delaware
51,000 shs
on
182,
1803.
p.
Co., Little Rock, Ark.—
Old Line Insurance
filed a registration statement with the SEC on Nov.
50,000 shares class A common stock ($2 par) and
B common stock ($2 par). These shares are pres¬
company
covering
class
outstanding
and
be
to
are
offered
Sept
under'
21
the
on
Oct.
6,
1955,
and
on
Oct.
3,
1955!
The
public
by
sale
to
According
48,812
and
sell
to
to the prospectus, T. F. Taylor, Jr., holds 43,812 class A.
class B shares and proposes to sell 16,666 class B shares;
Taylor
Foy
class
12,500
trustee
19.000
owns
and
A
shares
class
4,167
and
class
each
of
T.
shares;
B
Mary
sell
to
proposes
Taylor
Foy
12,500
class B
and
A
and
shares
19,000
owns
class A
container
paper
former
has
of
this
third
a
$1,569,110
Vice-President
Nov.
on
at
and
losses
Its
General
11.
glass
and marble table tops,
damage to contents to a
breakage, it was announced on
from
Co.
Tea
National
Offered—An
Debentures
—
public sale
by
on
000,000 3V2% sinking fund subordinated debentures due
Nov. 1, 1980 at 102% and accrued interest to yield about
maturity.
to
"debentures
The
through
pany
share- on
including
per
and
convertible
are
Nov.
shares
common
(Mich.)—Preferred
made in
was
Stock
The
to
up
initially
stock
preferred
share
be
and
may
Of¬
our
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds
to the payment of
expansion program.
from
the
sale
$5,000,000
the
of
bank
debentures
loans
into
1,
period
of
one
year,
until
shall
he
five
cents
less
which
two
shares
after
Nov.
1958,
and
Nov.
1,
than
of
1.
each
accrued
case
OFFERING
to
its
TO
officers
cumulative
ment
1967,
the
at
balance
stock
at
plus
and
carry
195^
sales
equal
$385,000,000
about
were
and
net
income
Oct.
lease 92 new locations
retail stores.
These
were
being prepared for occupancy within
years.
Cost of furnishing and stocking these stores and remodel¬
existing stores will be approximately $9,000,000. .
two
ing
Long-term 4%
serially 1956
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
tures,
in
will
36
equal monthly instalments, without
net
be
proceeds
used
for
from
the
sale
of
the
interest.
one
tures
or
in
with
insurance
more
principal
a
such
sale
of
$4
amount
in
intends
purchase
20,000
share,
a
not
company
to
than
more
companies of
exercisable
three
the
of
excess
to
a
its
period
purchase
of
of
not
the
TO
5%
payable
to banks
A,
due Jan.
First
series,
series,
1,
1957
to
1,
1965
due
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
pfd.
tCommon
stock
Oct.
($1
$10
value,
$100
changed
12,
into
1,
purchase
Hemphill,
Dillon.
to
Kuhn,
Loeb
1,000
stock
to
reserved
of
against
additional
but
the
offered;
FINANCING
500,000
Laurence
was
-
Dickson
Riter
&
Scott,
Stein Bros. <fc Boyce
115,000
375,000
Stroud
115.000
Inc,
75.000
375,000
Julien Collins & Co
Drexel
460,000
and
the
1,000
company
of
preferred
reclassified
were
preferred
stock,
as
$100
of
the
and
par
shares
of
of
of
such
proposed
debentures*
common
the
stock
convertible
common
option
referred
to
to
incorporated in Michigan
business
is
75,000
&
Co
Hutton
C.
Langley & Co
Higginson
75.000
Inc.
Farwell,
230,000
First
Henry Herrman & Co
230,000
Hill
230,000
230,000
Corp
230,000
Rhoades &
Loeb,
Chapman
California
Richards
Indianapolis
Share
&
Bond
75,000
&
75,000
Lane,
Space
are
the
re¬
preferred
stock
may
be
purchasers
above
under
located
at
1307
on
May 27, 1949.
Industrial
Building,
&
Inc.
230,000
Shields
230,000
Co
&
Witter
Dean
&
Kalman & ComDany, Inc.
McCormick
Merrill,
Jackson
Webber,
Curtiss
Co.
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
230,000
&
Co.,
&
75.000
175,000
The
175,000
Mullaney,
175.000
Newhard,
175,000
Pacific
175,000
Reinholdt
115,030
Rodman & Renshaw
115.000
Stern.
Co
Hallgarten &
Co
Hayden,
Stone & Co
Spencer Trask & Co
Bacon,
Blunt
Whipple
Ellis
M.
&
&
&
182, p.
Co.
1803.
Milwaukee
Fox
115,000
(Inc.)
—V.
Co.
Simmons-
Byllesby
75,000
75.000
75.000
75.000
Co
Turben
Inc.
Equitable Securities Corp.
&
75.000
75.000
75,000
Co—
Corp.
Johnson,
Co.,
& Co.
Co
230,000
Co.
Paine,
75,000
Co.,
&
Estabrook
rights
shares
Weeks.
&
E.
&
Harris
Inc.—
230,000
Co
W.
stock,
Dain & Co.,
M.
230,000
Dodge & Co
W.
433,159 shs.
shares
230,000
115,000
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
375,000
Fairman,
Inc
115,000
& Company, Inc.
G. H. Walker & Co.__—
230,000
400,000
the
115,000
Scott & Stringfellow
Inc.-
Co.
Dominick & Dominick
preferred
Mason,
375.000
Becker &
Carl M.
115,000
;
&
:
G.
Lee
115,000
Co.-
Horner
A.
&
115,000
Co
&
Inc.
J.
Hornblower
115,000
&
115,000
230,000
Clark,
Marks
M.
115,000
115.000
Allyn & Co., Inc.__
Co.
agreed
115,000
Co
wood
375,000
375.000
_
383,000
convertible
of
the
Jaffray & Hcp-
C.
&
Inc.
& Co.,
&
Co.
375,000
Securi-
Securities Corp..
Weld & Co
White
Blair
incqrporation of
of
and
375.000
376,000
subordinated
subordinated
of
Hayden, Miller & Co
The Illinois Co. Inc
Webster
Corp.
Union
1,000,000 shs.
unissued
the exercise
place
500,000
Co.
Brothers
&
ties
Outstanding
$3,550,000
H.
principal
Eberstadt
Barney & Co._
Stone
1,000 shs.
conversion
BUSINESS—Company
S.
Peabody & Co.__
Lehman
52,000 shs.
of
exercise
115,000
Co
R.
—-
Kidder.
have
F.
500,000
outstanding,
of
112,000
Courts &
they
500,000
Inc.
a
two
1,000 shs.
shares
ex¬
•
500.090
Beane
&
which
Incl_
400,000
articles
for
conversion
for
underwriters
follows:
as
375,000
"Proceeds."
Its
Co.__ $875,000
Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner
are
Harriinan Ripley & Co.,
at
*100,000 shs.
then
shares
authorized
satisfy
just
&
debentures
of
company
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.
insur¬
value)
100.000
value,
several
the
deben¬
value)__
par
par
the
the
Piper.
than
in
Markets, Inc.,
treasury of
the
reserved
are
reserved
McDonald
stock
in
Corp.__
Co.
&
383,000
1966
authorized
were
Noyes &
Read
The First Boston
376,000
value)
par
of
names
amounts
the
from
500,000
1967
($10
1955,
par
1,
($100
amendment
an
1965__
1966
stock
stock
effective
par
1,
principal
respective
460,000
Aug.
Nov.
Feb.
preferred
Subord.
"By
due
shares
1955,
Smith
A.
held
shares
common
common
H.
*2,113,714 shs.
21,
Sept.
on
of
shares
A.
May
due
of which 11,500
issued
assets
common
375,000
subordinated debentures—
Series
the
S^-dOO
less
S5.050.000
shares
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
and
sale
debentures.
PRESENT
all
13,196
outstanding.
of
284,360
None
$4,300,000 shs.
common
include
company,
30,000 shs.
$100)
375,000
to
common
(par
connection
In
option
an
of
33.769
15,000.000
15,000,000
shs.
$5)
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman, Dillon & Co
subordinated
$750,000.
grant
shares
during
after
years
additional
1980
1,
(par
substantially
options
$16,200,000
debentures.
pre¬
additional
the
companies
Nov.
not
^Inclusive
Merrill
convertible
Outstanding
due
-
preference
for
does
the
notes,
to
shares
Common
to
working capital.
The management of the
company anticipates that the issuance
sale of the shares offered
hereb/ wiu provide the basis for the
to
due
Cumulative
but
promissory
1973
$16,200,000
sinking fund subordinated deben¬
3'/2%
of
$4,481,270.
was
$2.15 a share on the common stock.
15, 1955 the company had under
to
of
a
in
company is offering
same
price 4,000 shares of 68-cent
preferred stock,
without underwriting.
Pay¬
follows: J9%
at the time of ourchase, and the
as
PROCEEDS—The
ferred
and
1967,
employees at the
made
payable
per
redemption
price pre¬
period,
com¬
Mississippi
each
EMPLOYEES—Concurrently, the
and
be
a
redemption
1,
$13
during
dividends.
convertible
may
at
1,"
stock.
common
1957
thereafter
be
will
the
to
and
company operates a chain of 740 retail, self-service
food stores in 12 States in the middle west and lower
Valley.
It ranks fifth in sales volume among the food
chains of the country.
In the 10-year period 1945-1954 sales increased
from $106,869,000 to $520,300,000.
For the 36 weeks ended Sept. 10,
cash
change
stock (convertible prior to Nov.
redeemed
including Nov.
com¬
including Nov. 1, 1965.
The sinking fund for the new debentures is calculated ta retire 50%
of the issue before maturity.
Sinking fund redemption prices range
from 102%
to the principal amount.
Optional redemption prices scale
from
105% to the principal amount.
"Includes
convertible
the
of
initial conversion pri-e is $52.75
1, 1959, $55.25 per share thereafter to
and $57.75 per share thereafter to and
1962,
1,
into
The
Nov. 1, 1965.
or before Nov.
CAPITALIZATION
Co.
under¬
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Nov. 15 a new issue of $15,-
managed
group
offered for
for
for
1955—10 Mos.—1954
$1,458,135 $14,205,056 $12,932,831
1570.
p.
writing
1341.
p.
182,
BUSINESS—The
corporation
machine
1955—Month—1954
Sales
reduced
of convertible
preferred
be
as
4,167 class B shares; and
class and proposes to sell
National Shirt Shops of Delaware, Inc.—Sales Up—
details follow:
will
Jr.,
class
each
of
common.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
As
Finance
Each share
proposes
Taylor,
F.
and
W. E.
Darby owns 66,812 shares of each
25.000
shares of each class. T. F. Taylor, Jr., cf Eupora,
Miss., is Board
Chairman; Lavinia Foy Taylor also is of Eupora; and W. E. Darby,
is President. The company has outstanding 250,000 shares each of the
for
applied
through Baker, Simonds & Co. and associates. Further
1965)
certain
by
stockholders. The public offering price and underwriting terms
be supplied by amendment. Equitable Securities Company is
named as the principal underwriter.
selling
Authorized
National
served
Outstanding
corporation
shares.—V.
444,872
on
shares
pany's
.
output
of
McLaren,
announced
corporation,
182,
$0.96
1955
,
developed
$3,994,486
424.453
share.
com.
per
This
35
50 000
recurrence
a
1341.
p.
Tomahawk, producing semi-chemical corrugating
this mill's present machines
producing 300 tons
day.-
per
C.
in
installation
operations,
at
day
per
through
machine
new
$4,262,005
640,999
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
1955,
the
share
per
earnings
30,
earnings for
National Container Corp.—Mill
Output Increased—
been
1955—12 Mos.—1954
$2,944,875
273,053
3.38%
months
taxes,
/•
has
Corp.—Earnings Rise—
1955—9 Mos.—1954
to
quarter,
company
of
Gas & Oil
427,709
"Based
—V.
$717,499
1104.000
TO
2,000
Edwards & Sons
G.
$3,147,359
•Earns,
advance
value.
150,000 shs.
cost
a
planes
announced
was
$652,377,
This
Convertible,
50,000
share as a
Authorized
Commonwealth
laws
EFFECT
to
$2)
corporation
the
bank
a
in
become
not
earnings before taxes were reduced by
$110,000 due to damage to the company's raw material
inventory at
the
Baltimore
plant
caused
by
floods
following Hurricane Diane.
'
purposes.
„
(par
BUSINESS—Corporation
2955.
Jaws
are
corporate
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
_
Common
per
A.
Corp.—Operations Improve Further—
it
before
to
to
stock,
-The
at
in service
These
to $1,367,377.
provision for Federal
Serial,
speculation.
PROCEEDS
will
by
Mr.
Solinsky stated.
No
comparison
of
sales
and
1954 is being made because the 1955 statements include
earnings of Pacific Can Co. from Feb. 1, 1955, the date
and
acquisition.
After
648.
(par $2) at $2.25
4,000
income
Net
bringing total net sales for the nine months ended
Sept.
$55,139,294.
"While sales for the third quarter were
good,
Earnings
Conv.
common
said
paid
was
Convair
new
1956
44-passenger planes,
delivered.
182
Mortgage Corp. of America,
Philadelphia, Pa.—Stock
Offered—Keystone Securities Co., Inc., also of Phila¬
delphia, acting as selling agent, on Nov. 7, offered
shares of
Baker
Mr.
1956,
30,
instalment
com¬
Can,"
sales
Second
p.
Shares
F. J. Winckler Co
—
3,500
Smith, Hague, Noble & Co._ 3,000
operating revs.__
after taxes.
Gross
are
amounted
Morrison-Knudsen Co.,
Inc.—Signs Contract181,
to purchase
1913.
p.
Period End. Sept. 30—
earnings of this corporation during the third
quarter
1955, continued the improvement which started
during
hurricane
Notes
a
one
816.
See Idaho Power Co. above.—V.
182,
National
$9,814,696,
Authorized
Aug.
to
the
8,000
Cleveland Corp
First
Lavinia
Can
lower
National
the
nor
Corp.—Offering Effective
of
The
—V.
Smith,
on
and
27,500
Co
McCormick &
30,
to
were
price
(N. Y.)— Merger-
filed
prior
underwriters
several
stock which each has severally agreed
Baker, Simonds & Co
ago.
first
same
CAPITALIZATION} GIVING EFFECT
Monte Cristo Uranium
of
of shares
the
of
names
and Federal
below.
The
company
follows:
as
National
$10,783,232, compared
President,
ance
(Emil) Mogul Co., Inc.
one
next
quarter,
$25,848,061,
Nevada.
According
to William
J.
Owen,
President,
"present
deposits
of
(mercury ore)
in
sight near the surface are valued at
approximately $50,000. Wholly owned by the
corporation and royalty
free, the mine s facings in the 50-foot incline
richer at depth.
will be shipped to
$966,409,
were
were
during the immediately preceding one-year
redemption price of $12.50 per share after Nov.
mercury
ore
Mineral County,
cinnabar
the ore besomes
19o5.
22,
The
area
Toledo, Ohio; and Chicago, 111.
additional offipes in the Detroit
two
open
1956.
Shares
Fla.—Earnings Up—
vailing
that
in
to
1,
ently
the
the
will be placed
fleet
and
Sept.
second
subsequent
Inc.—Stockpiling Mercury Ore—
corporation
plans
class
price
being stockpil-d
Dec.
issue of Nov. 7 of the
of 48,000 shares of 68-cent cumulative
convertible preferred stock
(par $10) at $12.50 per share,
1953
income—
Jan.
ry.
From
Gross
after
per
public offering
1954
$205,355
railway.—
railway
period
the
are
in
now
National
cur¬
1955
from
$51.50
at
subsidiaries are en¬
wholly-owned
diminish
company's
Mississippi Central RR.—Earnings—
.
and
on
quarter
due
fered—Mention
September—
1956,
1,
its
and
Cleveland
Mich.;
Jan.
are
appointed
preferred stock,
and
company
been
cumulative
Jan.
months
and
new
340,
1912.
p.
The
the small loan and consumer credit business. Directly or
wholly-owned subsidiaries, t.ie company operates 12 branch.
offices, of which seven are located in Detroit and adjoining suburban
areas,
and one in each of the following cities: Lansing and Flint,
in
through
$442,000, Mr, Baker said.
$546,000,
July
they
as
Convair
Nov.
that
loan
company's
first
three
during
National
Baker
The
banks.
has
1956.
June,
An
&
of
delivery in
on
group
the
the
same
quarter
Dec.
common
underwriting
an
York
$3,479,026.
were
quarter
until
of
Pame,
initial
price in
a >
covering
offered
be
by
filed
the
expenses
first
the
completed,
Minute Maid Corp., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
This
New
shares of
totaled
for
$9,103,429 in
instalment
During
enjoined
covered
awarded
taxes
In
30
with
amounted
trademark.
motion
of
redemption
on
be anticipated
may
revenues
$9,226,226
during
the
expired.
Court
product
Minnesota
a
outstanding
for
income
earnings with
Patent infringement
sheeting,
Mich.
Detroit,
share.
Consolidated
Judgment—
ering reflective
182,
Operating revenues
for the 12 months ended Sept. 30 totaled
$50,173,474, the first time
in any 12-month period in NAL
history that net operating revenues
exceeded $50,000,000, Baker reported.
Net earnings for the 12 months
sky,
$8,463,282
—
Philadelphia.—V.
were
a
State
ended
182, p. 1570.
Minnesota
of
1016.
1956,
cents
and
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,055,976
Company
Depreciation charges in
both
Miller-Wohl Co., Inc.—October Sales Higher—
—V.
the
for the three months ended Sept. 30 the first quarter of
$468,344, equal to 46 cents a share, it was announced
on Nov,
16 by G. T. Baker, President.
It was the most profitable first
quarter in National's history, Mr. Baker said, and compares with net
earnings during the same period a year ago of $65,095, equivalent to
the
Sales
all
Payment
Lodestars
The net proceeds of $1,275,000 will be in excess of the minimum of
$750,000, including capital of $500,000 and paid-in
surplus of $250,000,
required by Illinois law. The incorporators of the company are Keith
W.
all
National Airlines, Inc., Miami,
loan
on
in
Net earnings
Mid-Union
Securities and Exchange Commission—
registration statement with the SEC
Vice-President,
Trust
called
Operating
a
Philadel¬
UNDERWRITERS—The
182, p.
pared
filed
Baker,
redeem
to
ended
This company
St.,
business
Corp. of America—To Redeem Preferred—
series,
2190.
p.
P,
Guaranty
Operating
Net
Walnut
general
investment
a
number
'•'340,184
„
1200
conduct
on
commercial,
and
residential
the servicing of various types of mortgage loans.
of the corporation
include: Benjamin AbramPresident; Henry Spiegel, Secretary-Treasurer, and Edwin Shapiro
fiscal
Gross
of
to
Con¬
approximately 80% of its operating revenues. Operat¬
ing revenues during the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1955 totaled $87,436,C08; gross income, $11,808,812; and net income, $6,920,586.
Sept. 30—
at
gaged
Murray
solidated derives
9 Months Ended
located
OFFICERS—Officers
The
including
which
from
is
formed
<b)
Grand
2,890,000,
area
office
was
property and
construction
distribution
gas
principal
corporation
placing
1956.
Rapids, Muskegon,
population
of
the
territory
1950
metropolitan
and
program
for,
part
Detsoit,
approximated
company
Detroit
the
additional
an
treasury
the
in
gas
Gas,
its
and
has
natural
other
'.he
the
Natural
company's
in 1955
company
selling
Michigan,
served
stock
proceeds
and
reimburse
or
capital
net
recently received from the sale
son,
American
expenditures
program
the
use
$13,020,000
$1,008,000
incurred
loans
to
whose
of
will
Co.,
with
received from the sale of common stock to American
and treasury
funds to:
(ai
pay
off $31,000,000 bank
shortly
to
Gas
together
stock
common
all
company,
Natural
American
of
The
Monday; November 21, 1955 i
...
75.000
Co.-
Co75,000
Wells &
&
75,000
75.000
Co
Northwest
Co
Cook
&
Gardner—
Frank,
Meyer
75.000
75,000
&
75,000
Volume,182
Number 5483...The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
t
(2133)
New England Telephone &
Floral Park; John .W.
Telegraph Co.—Debentures
.Remington, President, Lincoln Rochester
Offered—Halsey, Stuart &>Co. Inc. is manager of an\ Co,, Rochester; Otis A.. Thompson, President, National Bant &
Award of the issue
petitive sale
Morgan
100.039,
The
on
by the underwriters at
bid of 100.574%.
a
&
Co.
bid
100.31
the
debentures
will
for
be
debentures
and
with
redeemable
The
First
a
redemption prices ranging from
Interest. „V
V
' ' '
option
to
proceeds
the company
organization,
from
company, at
plus accrued
par,
toward
the
sale
of
the
repayment
debentures
of
advances
will
the
;
June
and
the
services
and
facilities
service,
for
private
line
the
operating
142,343.
In
six
like
period
net
income
to
in
purchase,
the
June
30,
1955,
the
$11,293,442.
and
amount
of
forth
set
below,
an
aggregate
C.
Allyn
ii
Co.,
Aspden, Rcbinson
Whipple
Bruce
Hirsch
&
&
Co
600
&
City
Co.
Clayton
Dick
&
Fauset,
First
Steele
of
&
Ginther,
Green,
182,
"
j.
a.
Overton
Pacific
200
Patterson,
250
Kendall,
1,500
Wm.
&
&
Co
Northwest
E.
Co
funds
Co.
Copeland
Inc.
—
Pollock
&
Inc.
&
Singer, Deane
500
& Scribner,,
Co
Brothers
250
Walter
Co.,,
250
Thomas
500
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson
2023.
C.
N.
Stokes
&
&
Co
White
proceeds
loans
&
Agent
from
the
sale
effect
to
BUSINESS—The
development
of
The
and
financial
that
no
of
the
institutions
of
one
of
purpose
company
,
the
of
is
this
stock,
used
ernment
the
Bank
Bank
&
subsidy
of
Under
its
industries
but
new
cannot
existing financial
bjr
of
It
the
is
to
Co.
of
further
sound
institutions.
will
which
encounter
from
years
It
is
the
provide
a
to
It
banks
to
alone.
and
The
insurance
will
it
difficulties
commercial
anticipated
needs
enabling
companies
for
is
anticipated
$10,000
to
no
attract
total
new
industries
amount
of
loans
to
their
which
com¬
can
be
■
the
should
be
doing
of
the
corporation
will
business
in
from
range
$200,000.
the
man
Senate
temporary
life
of
the
State
of
corporation
is
Harriman
and
Averell
and
board
the
Assembly
of
New
located
at
112
State
appointed
directors.
York
They
are
the
the
majority
members
leaders
in
of
companies,)
Bell,
and
utilities
President,
New
the
sel,
Albany,
and
York
and
industrial
State
G.
Traders
New York; F.
Amsterdam;
General
Lewis
Accident
Raymond Goller, Vice-President, State Bank
Richards W. Hannah, Resident General
Coun¬
Fire
Harriman,
&
Life
Chairman
Assurance
of
the
Corp.,
board,
Ltd., New York;
Manufacturers'
&
H.
be
total
barrels
of
gas
has
oil
in
New
wells
In
Mexico
proven
and
32
Louisiana
interests
Texas,
reserves
condensate
barrels
developed
produced
Goodbody
In
182,
&
the
Co.;
Car
of
and
and
the
by
oil
the
and
balance
company
are
offering
Hecker
are;
'
>
Co.;
&
'
"
and
H.
1955
share
of
Sr.,
Quinn,
President,
President,
182,
preferred
of
Mather
The
of
ended
$2.93
the
1955.
earnings
The
Sept.
and
of
of
$2.00
do
to
cars
were
$1,799,082
for
which
preferred
American
Car
is
stock
Corp.
shippers
months
railroad
and
Car
J.
This
Metals
*
Net
so
bility
in
Industries, Inc.,
equity
and
in
1, 1963, and 45,000 shares
principal
$100 per
general
of
to
be
buy
is
to
bank
repay
equipment;
and
loans;
for
to
purchase
working
capital
in
182,
the
business
of
fabricating
This
new
corporation
(Minn.)—Buys Rights to Make,
has
purchased the sales and manufacturing
plans and patents to the Bellanca CruiseCorp. of New Castle, Del., one of
the nation's oldest existing manufacturers of aircraft.
The new company will be located in Alexandria, Minn.
Roy L. Strong
rights,
tools,
dies,
from
the
has
been
the
named
firm.
The
*
fixtures,
Bellanca
retractable
Donald
W.
Pennertz
and
gear
their
be
wing,
four
place monoplane
foot wing span.
Northern
version
of
in
boost
a
the
flying
and
other
It
was
Northwestern
Bell
Cruisemaster
with
to
Balance
Operating
Operating
to
$16,590,467
will
Other
be
Investment
Securities
and
Keeseville
Inter-County
National
Title
Bank.
Keeseville; Thomas
Guaranty & Mortgage Co.,
Fund, Honolulu, T. H.—Registers
Exchange Commission—
newly organized investment company filed a registration state¬
the SEC on Nov. 14, 1955,
covering 177,500 sxmres of its
with
stock.
Lighting Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered—An
investment banking group headed
by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and including 41 other
underwriters on Nov. 15 made a
public offering of 200,000 shares of $4.36 cumulative
preferred stock (without par value) at $100 a share and
The
dividends.
shares
Oct.
of
$4.36
diyidend preferred stock
15," 1960,'at
before
or
Oct.
15,
price
a
1965,
at
of
$104.50
used
by
the
of
to
company
have
grams
financed
the
in
repay
part
company's
approximately
cost
of
and
the
is
company
holding
a
properties.
gas
and
largest
served.
of
its
three
in
the
United
States
1,000
LISTING—The company has applied for
listing of the $4.36 dividend
on the American, San
Franciscb, and Los Angeles Stock
preferred stock
Exchanges.
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
(cum.,
without
value), issuable in two
$5
dividend
preferred
or more
stock
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
100,000 shs.
preferred
stock
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
Common
♦The
of
(without
remaining
authorized
the
rate,
2,000.000 shs.
stock
additional
more
to
fix
by
conversion
shares,
and
made
1955—9 Months—1954
the
140,153,409
93,588,514
88,867,702
17,815,669
15,393,930
129,706,573
1,848,028
17,201,270
the
firm
a
earnings
or
8c
to
Blyth & Co.,
A.
C.
J.
Barth
Inc
after
share
a
the
highest
sales
taxes
were
the
for
in
oi
its
&
$108,820
preceding
or
43c
sales
Net
for
the
share
a
year.—V.
182,
were
preceding
as
p.
ended
$1,845,643
year.
against
Becker
G.
Bingham,
Inc
&
Co.,
Walter &
Net
$19,773
Nov.
stock,
14,
a
1955,
to
offering
be
is
to
filed
covering
offered
be
a
4,000,000
for
made
registration
public
through
selling commission of five cents
statement
shares
sale
of
at
"licensed
per
its
30
25
cents
dealers,"
share.
SEC
cent
par
common
share.
will
the company being
Issuance the dividend
of
price,
the
wholly
any
named
purchase
all
below
the
of
number
unissued
severally
200,000
on
The
receive
have
shares
of
Fenner
(Inc.)
W.
C.
Co
Lester.
—V.
Co., Inc.
& Co.—
Smith,
William
&
8,000
1,500
Co
R.
10,000
Co
Agnew &
Barney
10,000
8,000
&
1804.
Stone
&
2,000
Co
Co
&
Staats
&
2,000
—
8,000
Co.—
3,000
Co
1,000
Webster Securities
Corp
Sutro
3,000
&
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
8,000
&
Co
1,500
8,000
Spencer Trask & Co
3,000
8,000
Union
8,000
2,000
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.-
Securities
Walston
8,000
Weeden
6,000
White,
8,000
Brothers
182, p.
Shuman,
1,000
1,500
Co.-
Beane
Jones
Schwabacher
3,500
500
Fay
Peabody & Co
Rvons
&
&
Pierce,
Templeton
Morgan Stanley &
2,000
1,000
Langley & Co
Lehman
2,000
Marks
3,000
Forgan & Co.—
Sachs & Co._.—
&
M.
Lynch,
Mitchum,
& Co
California
Kidder,
Laurence
Merrill
3,500
The First Boston Corp
Glore,
Irving Lundborg & Co
3,500
2,000
Elworthy & Co
First
Shares
Inc.—
Weedon <fc Co.
Davis, Skaggs
Hooker
the
per
to
500
Hili Richards
with
who
of
of
redemption
Co
Goldman,
1571.
Nu-Petro Corp., Dallas, Tex.—Registers With SEC—
corporation
time
the
underwriters
Hurry,
:
Harriman Ripley &
This
directors
the
2,000
C0._.
Eichler &
Bateman,
Crowell,
Corp.—New Records
history.
$1,179,572
of
designation
24,500
Allyn & Co., Inc
Brush, Slocumb & Co., Inc.
net
at
any,
distinctive
commitment
Central Republic Co.
were
if
$4.36 dividend preferred stock:
15,074,098
1913.
year
7,000,000 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
preferred shares are issuable in one or
resolution
rights,
$
fiscal
value)—
board
Shares
1,893,915
the
par
unclassified
series,
series.
A.
31,
Outstanding
series:
100,000 shs.
9,195,102
compared
FINANCING
par
300,000 shs.
16.249,839
Aug.
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
dividend
$
for
operate
customers
200,000 shs.
Co.—Earnings—
corporation
of
stock______
10,102,857
this
and
own
terms
1954, this system supplied natural gas to a
population estimated at 6,700,000 persons located throughout a
major
portion of Southern California, principally in and about Los
Angeles.
preferred
10,187,998
of
in
1,
dividend
18,551,228
profits
operating
subsidiaries,
Company of
Gas
$4.40
1,006,924
and
nor
utility
Company, Southern Counties
Lighting Gas Supply Company,
system
Jan.
pro¬
pur¬
owning
public
Gas
Pacific
gas
As
neither
company,
However,
California
loans,
corporate
poses.
any
bank
expansion
stock
1,977,682
Sales
and
general
stock
completed.—V. 182, p. 2023.
Chemical
for
preferred
14,981,378
&
$16,000,000
construction
subsidiaries,
preferred
2,065,734
Nuclear Instrument
or
and
dividend
1,081,640
p.
on
thereafter
dividend
2,133,799
1,997,640
182,
redeemable
share;
$4.50
operating income
after charges
Net
are
per
pricfe of $103.50 per share; thereafter
and on or before Oct.
15, 1970, at a price of $102.50 per
share; there¬
after and on or before Oct.
15, 1975, at a price of $101.50
per share;
and thereafter at a
price of $101 per share.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the sale of the new
preferred will be
a
$4.75
operating taxes
—V.
$2.83
essen¬
10,643,719
Net
15,990,237
$3.22
exceptions.
miles and an
$
taxes
$10,112,010
i6,255,733
outstanding
15,921,117
Pacific
several
15,924,892
revenues
35,178,521
2023.
p.
Pacific
(Minn.)—Secondary Offer¬
1955—Month—1954
expenses
income
$61,211,648
35,762,613
stock
surplus
182,
With
24,202,297
$69,455,373
17,102,293
stock
Average number of com. shs.
Earnings per common share
—v.
deductions..
surplus
preferred
a
$
Federal
$80,401,535
19,189,887
$4.36
with
range
Telephone
Period End. Sept. 30—
927,955
$93,657,670
income
transferred
common
Aircraft
ing—A secondary offering of 36,000 shares of common
stock (par $5) was made on Nov. 10 by The First Boston
Corp. at $17.12 V2 per share, with a dealer's discount of
share.
79,473,580
716,547
♦Unclassified
40 cents per
1954
296,793,562
92,941,123
i
on
increase in cruising speed to 200 miles per hour.
Northern States Power Co.
1955
__^
Vice-President
as
34
the original Bellanca models
as
will
low
a
company's
338,133,293
^_____
on
Preferred
is
that
same
and
.
landing
state
tially tho
Aircraft
President
Cruisemaster
the
$431,074,416 $376,267,142
paid
Southern
1913.
p.
Sell Bellanca Aircraft—
master
1
paid
California
Northern Aircraft, Inc.
to
.
to
Co.—Earnings—
taxes
income
income
The
primarily
products.—V.
Electric
Dividends
purposes.
engaged
metal
the
of
shares
provide
income
interest
Net
which
used
new
corporate
corporation
variety
basis.
to
are
building;
other
The
a
best-efforts
amendment
an
spilt
authorized
• •
to Sept. 30—
operating revenues
Gross
Philadelphia, Pa.—
stock (par 10 cents) in units of $100
15 shares of stock at
proceeds
in
.
approved
12 Mos.
This
Sept.
vertible debentures, due Nov.
net
'
carriers,
ended
amount of debentures and
-The
two-for-one
a
increase
an
are
Pacific Gas &
on
a
authorized
the company with additional capital funds
permit expansion of it's business and to allow more flexi¬
its investment policies.
to
York
on
16
and
parr
also
proceeds will
as
before
unit
J
company
capital
Offered—Pearson, Murphy & Co., Inc., New
City, on Nov. 14 publicly offered $300,000 6% con¬
common
?
"
for
Securities
of
r
1955,
and
313,120 common
Northeast
'
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Nov.
covering 94,700 shares of Its $5 par capital stock, to be of¬
public sale through an underwriting
group headed by Blyth
& Co., Inc. The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to
be supplied
by amendment.
"
10,
Corp.
tank,
net
profit for the same
three months
a
year
ago
$245,423, equivalent after preferred dividends to 76 cents
shares then outstanding.—V. 181, p. 1602.
to
on
2,221,598" 22,973,550
"
Robertson,- President,
sales
ment
refrigerator,
Consolidated
share
stock,
stockholders
fered
dividends)
reports consolidated net
30, 1955, of $735,982 after
charges and taxes/Such net was equivalent alter preferred stock
dividends to $1.16 a share on 557,052 shares of common
stock now
outstanding.
three
1^127,087
18,096,685
Pacific Employers Insurance
Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
—Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
the
at
outstanding
represent North American
reflect the Mather acquisition.
leases
9,557,4W
22,996,327
•
cumulative voting method of
electing directors.
reported to stockholders that the com¬
currently running well ahead of last year and that
both sales and earnings of the
company will reach an all-time high
this current year (1955).—V.
182, p. 1223,
1
'
;
\
H.
the
1955).
figures
not
which
Nov.
on
common
shares of $5
Dividends
dividends.
provision
2,542,700'
stockholders
pany's
313,120
net
North
2,081,050
.
$650,808
$2.27
stock
1955
(after
1954
corporation,
types
30,
shares
All
only
net
share
per
common
30,
27,
T8T731,2&1
10,822,123
charter abandoning, the
659,000
only from
During the first four months
profit, alter Federal Taxes, was
earnings of the two companies for the
(April
company's
combined
months
rate
oiv
acquisition
the
J*3*43*lL
S6.T?4T333
"23,923,953
1,056,299
2,501,799
1701.
p.
Miscellaneous
1954
557,052
stock
common
for
11.116,237 _10^224fiO9
2/668,285
"2,163,"953
$1,309,808
outstanding
■
.15^233*5*
1,186,895
Operating expenses and
Net operating revenues
$1,431,837
per
'
-
The
M.
$2,837,837
1,406,000
—:______
shares
common
;
operating Income
charges—
__•<
Gross
taxes
taxes__.
'
17,473.216
after
,
-
expenses
company's
Auchincloss,
Corp.—Earnings Increased—
Sept. 30—"
Federal
1222.
p.
1955-^9 Months—1954
■'
$
l
■
395,279
are
condensate
and
estimated
of
which
of
also
1955—Month—1954
4,"
*
750,000
used
producing oil
In
^
Co.—Earnings—
the
Trust
Co., Buffalo; Thomas W. Higgins, Executive Vice-Presi¬
dent, Merchants National Bank & Trust Co.,
Syracuse; William L.
Kleitz, President, Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York, New York; Rob
Roy Macleod, Vice-President, Niagara Mohawk
Corp., Buffalo; Richard
L. Maloney, President, New York
Savings Bank, New York; Roger B.
Prescott,
will
interest
Texas
It
properties
4'
J__
income ts*es___
The
stock
and
Cull.n Looney,
J.
Orangeburg Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Stock Split—~
working
In
wells.
gas
Associated
economic
Division, General Electric Corp.,
Schenectady; Louis
W. Dawson, President, Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New
York, New
York; Charles R. Diebold, President, Western
Savings Bank, Buffalo;
Edward T. Dickinson,
Commissioner, N&w York State Department of
commerce,
Albany;
Garrard
W.
ulenflft
Vice-President,
New
York
of
date
nine
25-
Generator
Central RR.,
the
acres
1955,
gas,
and
—
requirement
$367,245.
leaders
the
include presidents of
banks, insur¬
concerns.
They are: Joseph
Eleqtric & Gas Corp., Binghamton;
James Eruce, Director of Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, New York;
James W. Carpenter, Vice-President,
Long Island Lighting Co., Mineola; Burr P. Cleveland, President, First National
Bank
of
Cortland,
Cortland; John A. Coleman, partner, Adler, Coleman &
Co., New York;
James M. Crawford, Vice-President and
General Manager, G. E. Motor
ance
M.
.
State
—V.
'
1
revenues
UNDERWRITERS—The
DIRECTORS—Governor
of
30,
Mcf
of
completed
profit
officials
corporation
loans
of
was
prices.
Inc.—V.
income
1955
of
financial
The temporary
office
Street, Albany 7, N. Y.
and
Corp.,
earnings for the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1955 Include
earnings of the Mather Humane Stock Transportation Co.
of
will raise initial capital.
Banks, insurance companies
institutions will be invited to become
members of
the corporation.
The member will pledge a
very small percentage of
its
capital and surplus—not in excess of
$250,000, for use by the
corporation in its lending activities.
A
return
on
monies
advanced
to the corporation will be lealized
by the members.
other
oil
field
American
♦Earnings
The stock Issue
and
part
46
461,630
were
Redpath;
One' change
that
Jackson
of
the
"7
President.
operating taxes-1
Bond
its
any
financing for credit-worthy businesses
obtaining term loans of more that two
in
the
the
(
Net
Net
Norbute
.•
".y
the
"
^
»
-Operating
/
of
*'*
Other
gov¬
by
with
financing at reasonable rates from
can
also help finance local
develop¬
early part of 1956.
It
have
entirely
business
banks.
that
June
natural
Crude
before
Net
eco¬
the
will
financed
be
compete
7
•
•iOpesnattng
Federal
,
Vice-President
~
sale
gross
of
shut-in
1,072,614
needs
resources
meet
f-*
accrued
the
the
$50,000,000.
of
source
&
amounted
Albany
business'
which
meet
can
will
adequate
corporation
of
and
Number of
a
meeting
of
It
Nor
corporations seeking
to
munities.
The
law limits
the
by
the
of
is
Ohio Bell Telephone
Appointed—
becomes
the
owns
7,912
but
company
Mcf
pos.ed
Federal
Albany, Albany,
basically risk capital, with
ment
made
.
.
all
the corporation will make
loans to small
growing
industries in New York State which
are
sound risks
obtain
from
non-producing
of
As
earnings for the
charter
or
whicn
at
Profit
•
corporation
State
kind.
any
and stockholders.
established credit source.
JCI
R. WillisNov. 17 offered 150,000 shares
on
total
a
of
UNDERWRITERS
financing
Trust
though established by State law,
members
the
to
undeveloped.
general
venture.
corporation,
Oklahoma.
sold
together
for
consequent
advantages to these institutions from such a
pooling and diversification
of the risks involved.
Under the special
legislation creating New York
Business
Development Corporation, banks, insurance
companies and
other financial
institutions can becoYne "members" of
the
company
thereby agreeing to lend a small
percentage of their capital and surPlus, or its equivalent, to the company upon its call. In
addition the
company will have stockholders who will
provide the equity capital
of the new
The
HM-.
..
The
100
pooled
what
were
acres
condensate
10,000 shs.
provides a vehicle in
of
th$ State can be
these
provision
and
Outstanding
Farmers
institutions
legislation permits the participation
in
proceeds
completed
net
♦After
20,000 shs.
Mechanics
nomic
funds.
15,525
100
Authorized
Y.
Registrar is National Commercial
Albany, N. Y.
for
of
present
par)
is
Adams
C.
;
President of the
as
;■'»
covering
there
throe
and
250
Co
by its members, will be
.
Tra.i.-fer
leases
which
Sept.
_
N
7 77. "
Beck
Edinburg,
Period End. Sept. 30—
.Increased^v^;^;^
In
-|
Initial amoont ~
securities of companies- wlnen
7
In
founders. Jack Frost,, of Dallas, is Board Chairman.
per
properties.
other
(no
F.
BUSINIESS—Corporation
producing
150
Company
purposes.
stock
$39.25
by the company to pay off its outstanding obllgatipns, for the acquisi¬
tion of certain leasehold interests and lor
exploration and development
of
500
500
Anderson,,
capitalization giving
Capw*l
at
500
Co
&
v.
>"'4 '.
•
77
1117.
p.
9 Months Ended
Co.,
»
.
(par $1) at a price of $6 per share. This
oversubscribed and the books closed.
was
North
100
Stern
net
15.
200
_
Schwabacher
from
:•*-
'
PROCEEDS—Net
&
_
150
derived
offering
100
___
500
PROCEEDS—The
corporate
underwriters
•
Investments
la
company
7
.offering". wilt: be nised
participating in one or more phases of / the-atomic - energy vr
development program.\ Any further proceeds will be applied
to
the purchase of
investments
and property
interests in botlr oil
and gas and nuclear
energy situations.
The company has outstanding
864,000 shares of stock:
Of these shares, 720,000 shares were issued
to
the
founders of the company In exchange for 180,000 shares of
the common stock
of
Leon : Land
& Cattle
Company.
One of. the
stock¬
common
law,- the
,
the; stock,
$150,000 *■ to make
of
the
18, 1955,';. under; 'Delaware
investment company.
.7.
an
of
nuclear
stock
common
Byllesby & Co.
New York Business
Development Corp.—Stock Offered
—The corporation on Oct;
23 publicly offered
10,000
shares of its capital stock
(no par) at $100 per share, as
a speculation.
This offering is not
underwritten.
with
for
as
are
''
>
250
Wells
1,500
&
182,
Parker
150
•
.
'-jgBSi.VflBlIOfi
•
Nov.
on
200
.
_
McMaster Hutchinson & Co.
200
Company
&
p.
Co
Corp—
&
Johnston
Ellis
&
Corp.,
Co.___—
Michigan
-
—V.
Corp——
Securities
Freeman
-
500
Mullaney,
1,500
Merle-Smith_____
Equitable
300
600
Securities Corp—
Collins & Co.—__
Julien
1,500
Co
Co.
500
Inc
Securities
Loewi
&
;
'
•
Nortex Oil & Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—J.
4,818,138
$800
Co._I___~__
&
Heller,
150
Ball, Burge & Kraus_____
Baxter, Williams & Co
Blair
Hallgarten
1,500
Co
by. the
2023.
p.
182, p. 1571.
net
(000 omitted)
Gregory & Sons
Inc
&
of
debentures:
(000 omitted)
A.
severally
them sev¬
to
amounts
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc—$13,000
Allison-Williams Company,
150
Bacon,
company
$138,413,626 and net income of $12,1954, operating revenues amounted to
of
was
underwriters
named
below
have
the company has agreed to sell
respective
$30,00G,CCC principal
ended
sold
ton & Co. and associates
of
of
'
•
"
•
^E^_____^6,382^-iP?4r332,^10 !$13S,fi$St698
division.—V.
on
UNDERWRITERS—The
erally,
of
revenues
the
and
$125,419,550
agreed
months
subscribed
subsidiary
teletypewriter
television programs and for other
.
„
EARNINGS—For
total
telephone and
and
up
182,
not
in
are
territory in which it operates,™ and its other services
teletypewriter exchange service, mobile
radio-telephone
for the transmission of radio
and
purposes.
•
"
Sales
about 32%
more,
V.
announced
1955,
telephones
taken
The appointment of Howard K.
Church
Furnace
Division,
a
of the company's
also furnishes toll serv¬
company
ufce,
had
30,
See
shares
common
were
7
;
Norbutc Corp.—Officials of Unit
the
subsidiary had 8,975
metropolitan areas having a population of 100,000 or
being in the metropolitan area of Boston. About
70%
telephones are in Massachusetts. The
include
6,430
>-'
-
Corp.—Stock Sold—
JESedodXml. Oct; 31—* ;
—V.
New
company's
.
7 (J. J.,):N^wberfy. Co.—October .Sales
is engaged in the business of furnishing com¬
munication services,
mainly telephone service, in Maine, Massachusetts,
within
The
holders
American
Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont. On
company had 2,628,111 telephones in service and
a
telephones in service. About 56% of the
registered
proceeds
elected by. the Board
Include Commerce- Com¬
Dickinson, President; F. Raymond Goller, Viceand
Burr P.
Cleveland, Secretary.—V. 182,
'
T.
be
from
•"
Treasurer
1465.•
f
BUSINESS—Company
ice
and
7
bid
Corp.
*
the
officers
Edward
President
New York State Electric & Gas
the
Telephone & Telegraph Co.; These ad¬
vances, which are expected to amount to about
$44,000,000 at -the time
the prccctds are
.received, are obtained as the need arises, under an
established practice of the
company and are used for general corporate
purposes, including extensions, additions and
improvements to its tele¬
phone plant.
i
■
Temporary
missioner
•
'
share.
PROCEEDS—Net
by
'
Boston
of
104.064%
....
parent
Elmira.'. Y
coupon.
the
at
regular
applied
*
com¬
....
7 • Organized-April
Trust
Norwich; Walter' M.' Wilmshurst,. President and Trust
Officer,4
St.*- Lawrence.
County National. Bank, Canton; :Charles A.
Winding,
Chairman of the Board, Marine Midland Trust
Company of Southern
New York,
p.
Stanley
both
was won
Nov. 15
on
Trust
Co.,
investment banking syndicate which on Nov. 16 offered
$30,000,000 of 36-year 3Y4% debentures, due Nov. 15,
1991, at 101.064% and accrued interest, to yield 3.20%.
Dean
2,000
Wulff,
Co
&
&
Corp
Weld
&
Co.—
Witter & Co
Hansen
1,000
1.500
Co., Inc
&
2,000
8,000
17,500
Co
500
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2134)
Operating
$
$
$
60.196,529
revenues
54,134.418 522,408.010 458,071,921
Other
36,839.821
6,390.000
5,590,000
5,018.555
4,345,176
income
*
55,446,745
43,557,973
39,238,203
38,685,557
the
In
Net
—V.
182,
have
called
been
for
3fifteen-year sinking
redemption
and accrued in¬
York,
100%
at
fund debentures
of
1955, $275,0fi0
1.
1805.
p.
There
called
been
have
3'/4%
debentures
for
P. Morgan & Co.
York 8, N.
St., New
Y.—V.
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
before
Provision
29,
Jan.
293,661
$284,796
.
$1.18
share——-——
common
per
Effective
.2
—
578,457
862,736
$796,371
income
on
1,659,107
.__i—X
taxes
income
based
taxes
income
Earnings
for
prov.
for
of
the
the
1954,
stockholders'
it
meeting
decided
was
Ball
Aetna
$0.33
Roller Bearing Co.
&
operations
directly
—V.
Aetna Ball & Roller Bearing
included in the 1954 column.
of
are
Income
1954
for
earned
to
182,
does
Include
not
STATEMENT
ENDED JUNE
YEAR
FOR
1954
6,039
5,179
$2,306,822
$2,755,219
240,705
295,646
121,000
181.000
'
income
Income
from
Federal
operations
income
.
taxes
Net
income
Dividends
shareholders
to
181,
818.
p.
250.000
$0.46
$0.46
;
Dredging Ltd.—Output—
dredged
Yardage
fine
Ounces
Val.
Vai. per
—V.
received—*——.
dividends
and
charges,
and
earnings
7,010,900
112,745
139,144
$3,946,075
$4,870,0,40
19.49c
24.79c
income
Total
$
Costs
Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 25,000 shares of common stock (par $5) was
made on Nov. 16 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $9.25 per share,
with a dealer's concession of 50 cents per share. It was
Provision
for
of mines
Consolidated
Earnings
Income—
on
income
net
46,718,438
—
amounted
The
to
net
the
for
expenditures
29,517,069
$2.91
ended
months
nine
Sept.
30,
to
fourth
which
$140,909,317
at
Sept.
at
1954,
31,
Dec.
1955.-?-V.
30,
$114,774,403,
were
182,
Alma
acres
assets,
is
sale
1223.
p.
A.
Shamokin, Pa., and Theron D.
Leavens, Inc.,
On
Oct.
of
unit.
entitled
units first offered
employees at $23.40 each and not subscribed for by
to
This included any of the 2,000
them.
consisting of
unit,
share of preferred stock
one
and one share
stock, will not be separately transferable until Oct.
common
195G.
1,
preferred stock may be redeemable at $26 per share on or
prior to Sept. 1, 1957; thereafter and on or before Sept. 1, 1959 at
$25.75 per share; thereafter and on or before Sept. 1, 1961 at $25,50
per
share; thereafter at $25.25 per share;
with accrued dividends
The
each
in
plan
filing
upon
reclassification
required
the
of
effective
became
documents
Nov.
on
accordance
in
new
14,
1955,
the
with
Holders
of
participating preferred stock
are
now
for certificates of new common
shares
many
as
Certificates
lor
new
stick
Chestnut
for
certificates
The
to
stock.—V.
for
first
are
outlined
below,
natural
provide
.
to
repay
Huntingdon and Renovo, and to provide funds
for
general corporate purposes, the company proposes to sell
the
preferred and common stock comprising the Units described herein
pnd to sell $1,500,000 principal amount of collateral trust 57*
bonds,
.series B to four institutional investors iii a private transaction. Sub¬
laterals
gas
to
institutions have agreed to
units described above have
been sold ;and. when and as, additional .construction and conversion to
'natural
gas
is completed.' Approximately $265,000 of the proceeds
of the sale of the units will be applied to the second-of the purposes
certain
to
purchase
Mentioned
conditions, these
bonds when the
stated
series
the
B
above.
A
for
U.
the
S.
GIVING
In
of
quantity
H-21
Work
Horse
it
Army,
letter
a
"This
shareholders
to
order
new
corporation,
the
of
during the
quantity
with $100,000,000 at the end of
compared
Collateral
trust 57*
Collateral
trust
cumul.
i 1.50
1974
$1,500,000
bonds,
1376
1,500,000
B,
ser.
payable
stock
pld.
stock
Common
bonds, ser. A,
57*
note
Subordinated
(par
$1)
cf
stock,
common
28,
lo
25,
Oct.
H.
28,
the
stock
common
3rd,
Ware,
President
In' satisfaction
1955
subsidiaries
in
$10)
(par
investments
and
aggregate
amount of
and
retribute
natural,
located
common
propane-air
9
for
and
1
the
company,
him
by
to
on
certain
acquired
in
at
of
Pennsylvania
in
1951,
45
14
South
on
St.,
Third
operating
Oxford,
companies
The
or
corporation on Nov. 3 filed
to
are
(no
the
for subscription by existing stockholders at
remaining 1,857 shares offered to others who
the
and
SEC
of which 2,000 shares
par),
offered
be
fchare,
letter of notification with
a
stock
common
dents of Pennsylvania at $14 per share. There will be
The proceeds are to be used towards the purchase of
Colt's
a
$12
are
per
resi¬
underwriting.
no
mill.
above.—V.
182,
p.
and
Per. End. Oct. 31—
—V.
1955—Month—1954
The
and
(options
to
buy
2023.
Orleans
Construction
unit
is
of
the
Wilbur
elected
Nov.
The
i
J.
at
and
unit
Mantua
Principal
-u/miercial
15
sulfuric
enveloped
unit
Recent
include
from
across
two
will
belgn
shortly
the
in
from
President
of
of
Plymouth
by Edwin G- Roos,
adjoin
will
Point
products
of
on
the
the
specialty fertilizers,
acids,
water
to
Pennsalt's
Delaware
present
plant
River
plant
offices
President
182,
San.
Antonio.
are
and
in
(H. K.)
central
Paulsboro,
conventional
The
H.
R.
unit
after
the
Co.,
it
Corp.,
has
been
announced
was
Porter
sold
of
a
facturers
part of
The
of
the
steel
new
Concerns—
after
rules
Henry
main Disston
and
same
time he disclosed
concern,
Carlson &
measures.
Disston
The
Division,
plant is located
on
a
H.
K.
that
Porter
Sullivan, Inc.,
latter
will
Porter
65-acre
site
Frozen
1955,
the
assumed
June
the
16,
and
St.,
Dahlem
use.
EFFECT
($10
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING
Outstanding
15,000 shs.
*666,666 shs.
par)—
300,300 shs.
of warrants. '
for exercise
issue
officers
to
182,
p.
37,500
the
of
offering.—V.
15,000 shs.
37,500
warrants
preferred stock and
'
■
to
and
company,
17,000
to
are
sold
be
to
price of one cent per warrant. Such warrants
a
months
13
after
commencement
the
the
of
1740.
Stockholders—This
mon
right to
is
offering
subscribe
subordinated
convertible
3Vz%
of
000,000
corporation
the
stockholders
common
Com¬
its
to
for
$100,-
debentures,
,due Dec. 1, 1980, at the rate of $100 principal amount of
14 shares of
debentures for each
Nov. 17,
on
Board
of RCA
pre
priced
common
stock held
of
1955, David Sarnoff, Chairman of the
announced
Nov.
on
The
17.
debentures
1C2V2%.
The right to subscribe expires
(EST) on Dec. 5, 1955.
The offering is be¬
at
at 3:30 p.m.
Freres
Lazard
Co.,
had
manu¬
operate
Co.
&
debentures
before
or
on
1,
may,
as
a
Inc.
along the Dela¬
in
sinking
eacn
each
at
the
01
into
the
common
stock
at
any
time
$50 per share.
benefit of a
the
amount
of
its
fund
at
have
principal
$4,500,000
convertible
are
maturity
debentures
The
in
Disston & Sons, Inc., has been acquired by
Pittsburgh, in exchange for $6,000,000 of its
stock, it was announced on Nov. 16 by Porter's
(Calif.)
On
subsidiary
37,500
until
was
Inc.,
Monrovia
will
sold
The
of
41/4% preferred
President, T. M. Evans. At the
to
successor
on
Henry
new
acquired
Corp.
par)
be
not
Dec.
Co.,
other
ing underwritten by a nation-wide group of investment
banking firms headed jointly by Lehman Brothers and
Board—
on
Hollingshead
M.
Cordage
Porter Co., Inc.—Acquires Two
business
K.
the
as
warrants
record
13.
p.
stock.
underwriters, all at
RCA
—V.
131
at
GIVING
($0.10
company
be
will
Hotel
Jung
Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc. from
a Vice-President of General Motors
Corp. until 1952, when he became President of R. M. Hollinghead Corp.
was
and
Corp.
discarded
be
pfd.
conv.
stock
President.
Subsequently he
expansion
purchase common stock
exercisable at a price of $1.25 per share, on the basis of one share
per warrant, at any time not less than 13 nor more than 60 months
after the date of the present offering. The warrants are to contain
protective provisions
against dilution. Of such warrants 20,500 are
the
stalls.
new
and
dividends.
♦Includes 75,000 shares reserved for conversion of
operating
in
Norton,
1948.
Foods
its
with
merged
Foods
with
stock,
The
.
and the other 120
completed to erect a
pre¬
stock
common
anticipated sales
State
Quaker
37,500 shares reserved
Houston,
acquisitions
purchased
were
stalls,
been
of
used
was
may
Common
North
has
director
Norton
1944 to
accrued
National1 Foods "Corp.,
State
company,
cum.
the
tripe superphosphates, phosphoric
blended
insecticides
and
"Hy-Phos," a recently
conditioning chemical.
The new plant is being built by the Unkefer Brothers Construction
Company of Philadelphia. Pa.
It is expected
to
be
completed in
January, 1956.—V. 182, pp. J 914 and 2024.
and
H.
a
and
shares
Oklahoma,
announced.
production
new
-warehouses
J.r.
has started construction of a plant for the pr.oducgranular type commercial fertilizers, William P. Drake,
has
180
have
year
company
five
Authorized
Arizona,
construction.
units
two
have
its
steps
company'was incorporated in Delaware Feb. 6, 1952,
of
name
company
which
and
in
garage
La.
January)
Plymouth Cordage Co.—Norton
1955—10 Mos.—1954
company
President,
the
304-stall
under
303-stall
which
Austin,
in
A
now
of
will
a
next
sub-licensee.
New
*
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Builds New Plant—
new,
by
former
Nebraska,
Kansas,
Orleans,
New
in
States:
North Carolina.
under consideration and in some cases has begun
negotiation for erectiou of units in several other cities.—V. 182, p. 1805.
182, p. 1740.
of
in
one
con¬
financial
Radio Corp. of America—Debentures Offered to
operates
unit
and
other
17
Missouri, New Mexico,
Louisiana,
exercisable
Dallas
in
share.
p:r
program
production;
of
2086.
p.
Tennessee.
and
owns
and
Wyoming,
Utah,
and
240-stall
a
units
The
$112,607,671 $104,027,123 $900,607,147 $818,562 089
The
180,
Texas
covers
Georgia,
Carolina,
Mississippi
company
Texas,
Mr.
f'on
Y.—V.
N.
or
leases and operates multi-level automatic
with individual car stalls as sub-licensee of
which
Colorado,
South
first
(J. C.) Penney Co.—October Sales Higher—
FdJes
of
company.
holder
Arkansas,
One
Corp.—Acquisition of Colt's—
Manufacturing Co.
$42,000
the
franchise
$8
characterized
a
Common
owns
Arrangements
Penn-Texas
See
1955,
1,
Dec.
on
1966 at 100% and accrued interest.
Guaranty Trust Co.
of New York,
7%
facilities
at
our
has
cumulative convertible
share).
Parking of Texas, Houston, Tex.—Plans
the
of
company
parking
If
which
pace
Pittsburgh, Pa., is
engaged in the production and distribution of pre-cooked quick-frozen
dinners. These complete meals, "ready to heat and serve," are packed
in aluminum trays on which
the dinners may be heated and served
at present considering an additional equity fi¬
nancing sometime after the first of the ypar.
Last July,
this corporation olfercd only to residents of Texas an
issue of 500,C00 shares of common stock at $1.25 per share tnrough
Porter,
Stacy & Co.,
Houston, Texas and Muir
Investing Corp.,
San
Antonio, Texas.
Tne proceeds are being used for the general
car
annuel
the
proceeds will be added to the general funds
to purchase machinery and equipment in
and as working capital to be used for
net
and
name
Co.,
Quaker
The
whicn
Products, Inc., Reading, Pa.—Files—
overing 3,857 shares of
15,
1955,
October,
negotiation.
into
105%
at
increase
the
under
1954."—V. 182,
is
company
Alabama,
Penn Precision
York
New
of
partnership' consisting ot Albert and Meyer Bernstein.
Simultaneously, a wholly owned subsidiary corporation
was
formed
Financing—
The
Dec. ! 5,
manufactured gas to approximately
"?),700 customers in 17 communities having an aggregate population of
188,116 according to the 1950 census.—V. 182, p. 1572.
The
St.,
expansion
stock
the
made
redemption
for
bonds, due
made at the
be
Pigeon Hole
on
$68,650.
Pa.
all
of
subsidiaries
certain
organized
owns
split
were
director
advances
of
in
a
BUSINESS—Company was
1944.
Its principal
office is
It
the company,
reduced to $1 per share by charter amendment filed on
A total of 10,162 shares of common stock were issued
1955.
John
of
shares
called
been
mortgage
will
Nassau
New
value
par
Oct.
director of
a
31
for 30,000 shares
1955.
}16,000
the
issued to John Ware,
have
first
Payment
tract
a
of
to rpcommend other
capital.—V. 177, p. 942.
convertible
CAPITALIZATION
*$250,000 subordinated note payable was exchanged
Oct.
11,538 shs.
1195,700 shs.
date
the
expect
purchases of merchandise,
parent
There
3-T4%
*
12,000 shs.
250,000 shs.
is
BUSINESS—Hie
Dinners
Piedmont & Northern Ry.—Partial Redemption—
1,500,000
250,000
$22.40)—
(par
under
successful
necessay
company
under
1914.
Outstanding
$1,500,000
in
corporate purposes.
-1
name
Authorized
of
part
now
directors
redeemed
to
bulk
re¬
ever
increased the company's backlog to approximate.y
has
year,
is
the
shares of 7%
share
the
order
"this new contract, combined with others received
told the shareholders,
interest
since
program
early
the
at
PROCEEDS—The
of
said,
Berlin
Mr.
production
largest
the
represents
drilling
loan
15,COO
be
may
corporation by the U. S. Air Force
was announced on Nov. 14 by Don R. Berlin,
ceived by the company.
This contract," he continued, ''plus others
currently in hand will enable the company to: continue H-2l produc¬
tion at
the maximum specified rate through 1957."'
His letter also
p.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
EFFECT
additional
an
working
by
during
expand
year,
licly
awarded this
been
80
the
Flits,
ferred stock at par ($10 per
Contract—
President.
$140,000,000
CAPITALIZATION
for
contract
new
our
in
financed by a short-term bank loan of $50,000
the private sale of 25,003 shares of stock for
and
bank
to
Each
helicopters has
in
from
Offered—Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc., and
Syle & Co., both of New York, on Oct. 9 offered pub¬
the new common
1
V
month
a
Stock
182, p.. 1465.
*
$3,000
interest
Quaker State Foods Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.—Preferred
.
Piasecki Helicopter Corp.—Awarded Govt.
funds for the completion of the program
obligations incurred in the construction of
drilled
working
which
been
the
provide the
to
such certificates are requested to
Philadelphia National Bank, 421
.
i
stock which are now outstanding will
equal number of shares of
an
tinues
The
1, Pa.
common
represent
approximately
properties,
largest
been
has
of
exchange to
Philadelphia
St.,
continue
holders
all
and
them
surrender
further
A
old participating
available for issuance to holders of certificates of
preferred
stock
common
has
repaid),
investment
by
represented
are
as
three
our
one-half
our
seven-eighths
our
North
near
promise
meeting
in exchange
them
surrender
representing 1 Va times
certificates surrendered.
such
acres
(now
certificates
of
to
on
Haworth,
2
cil.
of
FINANCING—The
laws
of Pennsylvania.
stock
No.
where
Pontotoc County, has an initial well of
has
not
yet
been
completed.
Our
oneeighth investment interest in a 643 acre tract in Tillman County
has already resulted in one success.ul producing well;
a second
well
011
this tract is now being drilled.
reclassify
to
stock and common stock into shares of
well,
producing
Furthermore,
case.
PROCEEDS—To
ject
the
approved
stockholders
the
1955,
stock. Such
common
now
Each
of
13,
participating preferred
three blocks.
developments
the
these
investment,
now
moderate
company's capital stock by changing and convert!, g the old shares
the
Co., Inc., Sunbury, Pa., on Nov. 3 publicly of¬
fered 11,538 shares of $1.50 cumulative preferred stock
fpar $22.40) and 11,538 shares of common stock (par$l)
in units of one share of each class of stock at $26 per
Conrad &
of
to
successful
North
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Stock Reclassified—
Oxford, Pa.—Securities Offered—
Penn Fuel Gas, Inc.,
prospect
addition
In
1955
130
.Tames
being
reserve
$8,013,429.
current
an
was
now
a
Capital
The first well drilled, No. 1 Gates, was a dis¬
Simpson dolomite zone, and is now producing its
initial period of expanded production
under, a
allowable.
The second well on
this tract is so far dis¬
the
in
for the reason, it is believed, that excessive acid treat¬
applied in* the final stages of drilling.
T..e third well
drilled and shows promising evidence of being a good
commercial well.
A fourth
well has just been begun on the highest
ment
is
1,116,467
———
—
gas
appointing,
1,06-7,555
$4.61
;
potential.
after
discovery
share
per
amounted
completed.—V. 182, p. 1017.
taxes
Nov. 1, said in part:.
on
interest.
allowable,
152,601,342 142,839,678
5,782,558
4,884,001
35,600,000
24,000,000
;——
—
to
capital
well
this
on
full
well
241,766,893 202,357,215
(except taxes on income)
Depreciation
proposal
a
an approximately 80% operating interest in
covering 300 acres.
The first well, No.: 1
promising producer from the Red Fork Sands.
a
producing
operating
945,630
102,401
net— * ?
—
approving
on
of shares of authorised
ten cents)
to 3,000,000
leases,
be
to
work
is
covery
2191.
p.
Peabody Coal
1954
1955
etc. 239,973,721 200,284,598
1,690,771
1,126,987
products,
vo^e
(par
hold
we
seven
Its
test
to
(& Subs.)—Earnings Increased—
30—
manufactured
&
Depletion
U.S. cents
yd. in
180,
oz.
of
proved
Scott,
'V
$
metals
of
Miscellaneous
48,409
$1,694,315
24.16c
6,581,800
35,714
$1,259,990
18.99c
gold
$35 U. S. per
at
'
Corp.
9 Months Ended Sept.
19,646,100
20,242,000
-
will be undertaken in November, 1955,
The second well on this property, the No; 1
in commercial • quantities, and the gas ; is
being marketed.
A third well is now being drilled.
The
second
tract, the North
Chandler property of 420 acres in
Lincoln County,
wholly owned by the company, subject of overrides,
supported a gas-oil discovery well, producing from the Prue sand.
The
third major program,
in Seminole County, consists oft three
separate
but closely related
and partly contiguous blocks totaling
870
acres,
in which Pyramid has, on the average, a seven-eighths
Electronic Co.—New Name—
above.
Co.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
1955—3 Mos —1954
Okla.,
tract
a
Estes,
Further
Interest
Pato Consolidated Gold
on
County,
1079.
p.
Phaostrort
Sales
Period End. Sept. 30-
Ore.—Files—
has recently taken the operating interest in three
properties.
Discovery wells have been successfully estab¬
all three tracts.
first of these tracts,
the West Agra property in Lincoln
the
On
260,000
Phaostron Instrument &
See
business).
1503.
182, p.
company
lished
19,500
—
Earnings per common share
—V.
$114,643
$119,705
.
-
paid
shares outstanding
Common
will
value
President,
Eugene V. Roslow,
The
substantial
Phelps Dodge
the
in
retained
(Earnings
surplus
machine
tools,
shares
(par four cents 1
whereupon each share of capital stcck with a par
value
of
ten
cents per share,
w.iether issued or unissued,
would
be reclassified and changed into three shares of capital
s.ock with
a
par value of four cents per
share. Stockholders of record as of
the close of business on Nov. 9 are entitled to vote at the meeting.
$2,750,040
$2,300,783
products
of
Income
refund of $20,617 credited
manufacturer
a
a
21
Nov.
on
number and par
1,000,000 sliarvs
the
from
stock
30
during the month of
Co.,
tax free
is
4 filed
Nov.
on
stockholders
change
merged
January
firm
year-old
115
company
The
Company.
1955
Sales
Other
was
Sons, Inc.
Australia.
Chicago ahd
of saws of all
Vancouver,
Toronto,
Pyramid Oil & Gas Corp.—Plans Stock Split—
the
change
to
Company to Phaostron Instru¬
Phaostron
from
company
Electronic
&
INCOME
into The Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co. and the corporate name
changed to Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.
For comparative purposes the
Sydney,
in
letter of notification with the SEC
covering
5,000 shares of common stock (par $19) to be offered to
employees under its stock purchase pian. The proceeds are to be used
to pay for new construction, improvements and extension of facilities.
—V. 182, p. 1914.
The
has purchased a building adjacent to its present quar¬
13,000 additional square feet to its facili¬
ox
moving certain departments into this
annual
the
At
$17,539,634 $15,679,002
sales
Inc.
Net
1954
1955
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
Washington;
building.
new
Total
Net
and will
the only
650.
182, p.
of
Sons
&
Portland Gas & Coke Co:, Portland,
ters—adding approximately
ties. It is in the process
Redemption
on Dec.
1, 1955, $1,000,003
and accrued interest. Payment
Incorporated, 23 Wall
1007*
at
■will be made at the office of J.
Disston
Henry
files, bar and sheet steel, hand and garden
steel specialties, and other allied products.—V.
types,
manufactures sensitive instruments and electronic de¬
several new commercial items—some
of which have
company
The
Seattle.
located
also
are
knives,
redemption
1971
due
Phaostron increased its (tales
its distributors from seven to 531,
been market tested with exceedingly good results
production in the early part of 1956. Phaostron is
company in tne West manufacturing panel .meters.
ment
cf
has
Plants
30,> 1955,
June
Britain;
Great
Henry Disston
wholly-owned subsidiaries:
Disston has five
Ltd.,
Sons
Henry Disston & Sons, Inc. Ltd., loroaco; Henry Disston &
0/
Wisconsin;
and Henry Disston
&
Sons Pty, Ltd.,
of
1954.
in
name
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.—Partial
quarter in
same
already
Payment will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New
terest.
31 Nassau St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 182,
30,
ended
year
It
The
Redemption—
Dec.
on
the
company
vices.
be
1914.
p.
Pacific Western Oil Corp.—Partial
There
56,593,085
43,925,023
71,630,429
58,954,368
7,359,421
6,088,291
8,227,539
6,972,500
operating income
after charges
Sept.
for
the new fiscal year commencing July 1,
1955 sales were $643,208 as compared with
of
quarter
lepresentatives from five to sixteen;
and its customers, 3,022 to 4,165.
The
Net
first
ended
$470,918
351,722,863 323,555.070
40.560,435
taxes—
operating taxes—
Operating expenses
Federal
and
$
the
For
River.
ware
&
1955—9 Months—1954
1^55—Month—1954
Sept. 30—
Period End.
Changed—
Phaostron Co.—Sales Rise—Name
Pacific Telephone & Tel&gl-aph Co.- -Earnings—
-
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
of
the
sinking fund under which
debentures will be
retired
on.
1955-1979,
years
inclusive.
In
addition,
also provide for the retirement through
to S4,500,000 principal amount of debentures
option,
of
ap
years
1960-1979,
inclusive.
PROCEEDS—Net
initially
RCA
years,
and
be
ments
but
had
had
been
not
in
1954
authorized
then
approximately
600,000
/
has
improvements to its properties.
$28,000,000
from
proceeds
from the sale of the debentures
will
to
the
working
capital.
During
the
last
five
expended approximately $161,000,000
for additions
added
and
been
$586,000,000
during
On Sept. 30,
for
future
completed.
the
in
1950
first
1955,
additions
Sales
to
nine
volume
approximately
and
improve¬
has
expanded
approximately
months
of
1355
$941.sales
Volume 182
Number 5483
*
amounted
to approximately
$740,000,000, the highest for any com¬
period in RCA's history.
The
continued expansion of its
materially increase the requirements for working capital.
During 1954, more than 80% of RCA's total sales were in products
This
business "will
and
services
which either
did
not
exist
had
or
been
not
commercially
and
services were created in whole or in part by substantial expendi¬
tures for research and
development carried on by RCA.
Proceeds
from the sale of the debentures, together with other corporate funds
will
be
years
used
pansion
in
meeting
facilities
the
in
most
such
development
and
service
The
ago.
important
cash
electronic
and
requirements
RCA's
of
the
further
ex¬
and
manufacturing
research,
and
products
these
of
fields.
related
Nov.
Of
debentures
comprise
the
sole
long
term
exception of $150,000,000 of promissory notes
due
1970-1377
held
by insurance
companies.
Also outstanding are
900,824 shares of $3.50 first preferred stock, without par value, and
13,923,327 shares of common stock without par value.
of
RCA
with
the
A
be
constructed
recorders
by
and
James
Victor
and
said
floor
players,
record
the
General
tape
of
Nov.
on
Manager,
14
RCA
Division.
addition
will
and
television
add
receivers
changers and
"Victrola"
Toney said work on the
Mr.
production
announced
was
210,000
than
more
square
for
used
radios
it
and
Ohio,
to the present 135,000 square feet at the Cambridge
the manufacture of fabricated parts for record
space
plant—now
instruments,
"Victrola"
increased
for
Vice-President
Toney,
Radio
feet of
demands
high fidelity
M.
Toney
Mr.
meet
to
well
as
the
as
assembly
of
phonographs.
get
will
addition
new
under
way
Immediately and is expected to be completed in 1956.
writer.
Creation
of
the
two
of
corporation's
Nov.
10
RCA
International
by
A.
sales
new
F
Revlon,
business
Central
and
Redondo
of
to
distributors
announced
was
Operations
and
Treutle as Manager, Regional Sales, South
McCall as Manager, Regional Sales, Caribbean
America.—V.
Tile
182,
in
made
was
issue
our
The
Dempsey-Tegeler ■;&
Co.
at
debentures
103%;
thereafter
and
redeemable
to
up
where
for
through
the
PROCEEDS—The
short
be
will
by
for
The
the
be
general
the
of
company to pay in
assets cf Redondo Tile
used
part
Corp.,
the
of
1600
•purchased
Ltd.,
been
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
Oct.
EFFECT
promissory
stock
($1
sinking
fund
before
debentures
/'
principal
stock
the
underwriters
respective
named
below
of
shares
of
have
units,
182,
of
87,500
Miller
18
in
in
sales
1955,
proximate
For
•
of
first
the
H.
firm's
of
87,500
in
Income
Industries,
Together
Mr.
first
financial
of
on
consolidated
of
1955,
like
a
a
foreign
S.
sales
of
1954
U.
period
far
the
funds
foreign
to
current
for
in
of
1955,
affiliates
Ltd.,
is
its
basis,
to
and
ap¬
$40,275,309,
totaled
will
of
growth
has
He
pointed
come
already
zation.—V.
out
from
•
that,-
spent $20,000,000
1223.
182,
Exchanges.
statement
financial
chemical
close
the
plant
industry
earnings,"
company
on
Reich¬
Chemical
$25,000,000 expansion
facilities
and
additional
the
since
following
Exchange;
year,
production
equipment.
of
the
on
Stock
public
five
a
increased
and
representing
Reichhold
Melbourne
first
for
listed
are
Exchange;
and
RCI's
plans
rate
expansion
said,
RCI
,
Reserve
i
of
Mr.
WPrld
expansion
and
the
Reich-
War
II,
moderni¬
p.
Mining
Chemical
The
authenticated
first
of
and
Exchange
and delivered
Mining
eight
of
shares
subsidiaries
classi
have
no
of
par
4'/4%
Co.
registrar.—V.
Bank,
which
series
that
Bonds—
New
additional
an
bonds,
for
181,
Additional
York, on Sept. 30, 1955,
$18,000,000 principal amount
due
June
1,
1982,
of
"A,"
bank
is
trustee,
paying
agenfc
company
3,153
its
on
barrels
corresponding
Nov.
on
10
properties
day
a
period
reported
during
amounted
31
Third
of
•to
59
the
lost
year,
$482,186 and 88
to
year
a
cents
a
The
Thus,
share
share
182,
p.
in
has
company
new
which
has
has
the
a
before
been
paying
funds
internal
certain
182,
payments
tax
revenue
1915,
p.
Privately
the
of
the
financing
preferred
will
stock,
be
to
used
with
the
redeem
balance
to
$4,500,000
be added
company.
Agreement—
corporation recently completed a cargo interline agreement with
Airlines of Brazil, providing for single airway billing of air
freight moving between points in Western Europe and Latin America,
New
York.
&
is
This
Western,
the
the
fourth
only
U.
such
entered
agreement
scheduled transatlantic
S.
into by
all-cargo
airline.
pioneer
VARIG,
cities
Brazil
in
Aires.
Brazilian
well
as
The extensive
fleet
addition
which
to
airline,
above
Trujillo,
and pick-up service.
Seaboard has signed
delivery
agreement,
British
Overseas
182,
Airlines.^-V.
40 planes serving
60
Montevideo and Buenos
freight services are supplemented by a
air
provides
the
with
operates
Ciudad,
as
VARIG
interline
American and
1504.
p,
Airways
Corp.,
1955—6 Mos.—1954
•
$976,000
$366,000
505,000
189,000
$1,766,000 •"i
915,000
r
432,000
$177,000
$851,000
Profit
after
499,425
505,911
499,425
$0.93
$0.35
$1.68
$0.82
Ended
all
1955
1954
$40,756,856 $52,962,724
July 31—
operating
charges
income
on
27,300,000
18,500,000
$412,000
505,911
Seagram & Sons, Inc* (& Subs.)—Earns.
(Joseph E.)
$844,000
Fiscal Year
;
of
VARIG
United
Net
—V.
profit
181,
656.
$22,256,856 $25,662,724
-
2932.
p.
Sears, Roebuck
5-10-
25-Cent
&
Stores, Inc.—Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
1955—10 Mos.—1954
$2,129,903 $17,849,978 $16,704,418
1573.
McBee
521,200
paying
of
shares
656.
Co.—Registers With SEC—
&
Savings and Profit
Co.
Employees filed'a
&
Nov.
14,
Fund
sales
of
Federal
Federal
*1955
services,
products,
income
taxes
$319,167
$1.10
182,
of
stock
Sears
which
SEC
on
in
the
purchased
be
may
2025.
p.
(par $25) on Nov. 7 was offered publicly at $26.25
share and accrued dividends through Cruttenden &
stock
may
all
redeemed,
be
part,
or
at
$26.25
be
used
for
$0.17
income
Roebuck
with
Memberships
25,000
stock
335,653
$1,567,337
shares
of
Sears,
the
of
registration
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Preferred Stock Offered
—An issue of 5,000 shares of 5% cumulative preferred
This
654,820
1,565,360
700,000
Pension Fund
statement
Sharing
registration
and Wachob-Bender
1954
3,132,697
and
seeking
thereunder.—V.
etc.$22,782,404 $17,362,971
taxes
on
1955,
Co., Chicago, 111.; The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb.,
Corp., Omaha, Neb.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise-r-
Corp.
_________
per
common
share
accrued
share
per
and
dividends.
PROCEEDS—The
net
with
for
dividends
common
day
in
income
with
proceeds
to
are
working
of
in
in
outstanding
first
the
net
taxes)
$163,728
nine
of
months
taxes,
$306,625
equal
and
1954.
stock
semi
stock
capital
on
Long-term
3 Vx "k,
capital.
1955—44 Weeks—1954
$
$
$
127,774,604
1,468,651,501
1,382,977,332
13,273,840
12,397,124
145,609,055
132,467,803
Souci
Sans
Hotel, Inc., Las Vegas, Nev.
This corporation filed
—
Registers
a
registration statement with the SEC
on
Nov.
1,428,000 shares of its $1 par common stock. The
to offer 1.097,529 shares for subscription by stock¬
holders at the rate of 1% shares of common stock for each share of
stock held of record Dec. 1, 1955.
The subscription price is to be $1
per
share; no underwriting is involved, but offerings may be made
through brokers at a commission of not in excess of 20%.
Another
30,471 shares are to be issued in payment fpr claims of seven individ¬
uals and firms aggregating $30,471.
The remaining 300,000 shares are
to be offered on the same basis by George E, Mitzel, President and
promoter.;-,*:
■
'
'
>
Originally, Sans Souci Motel, owned by Mr. Mitzel and predecessor
of the issuer, was operated as a motel.
On July 19, 1954, the issuer
was formed;
and soo thereafter Mr. Mitzel transferred all of the motel
properties to the new company in exchange for 354,000 shares of its
common stock.
Subsequently, he received 654,000 additional shares for
promotional and other services, making a total of 1,008,000 shares, or
77% of the 1,308.000 outstanding shares.
The company also proposes
to issue one share of common stock to Mitzel for each two shares sold
9,
1955,
covering
proposes
company
.
in
.
connection! with this offering in compensation for promotional and
other
services.
construction of a new hotel building was com¬
20, 1955, the new structure was placed in opera¬
tion, being a 64 unit hotel with swimming pool facilities, together with
the motel accommodations.
The hotel now intends to apply the net
April
proceeds
certain
mated
1,
and
cost
Aug.
present company financing to the construction of
including a 40 room hotel addition, at an esti¬
$195,000, and a restaurant, cocktail lounge, casino and
the
facilities,
of
estimated cost of $448,700.
$74,300 of the proceeds are
to'the payment of a $46,200 note owing to William Moore,
representing the unpaid balance of the purchase price of a seven acre
parcel, and $28,100 to defray expenses of the financing. Another $160,000 is to be applied in full payment of a note secured by a first trust
deed outstanding in respect to the real property now owned bv the
hotel. The balance of the funds, if any, will be used as working capital.
Mr. Mitzel has waived his pre-emptive rights in respect to 646,838
shares; and if he exercises the pre-emptive rights remaining he will
own
less than 51% of the outstanding shares upon completion of the
at
an
financing.—V.
4%,
5%
182,
114.
p.
annually.
semi-annually.
stock
outstanding
Sept.. 30,
1954.
System, Inc.—Air Cargo Up—
the $18,000,000 gross revenue of
this corporation
which on Nov. 15 celebrates the first anniversary
of
inauguration of the polar, route between Los Angeles and Copen¬
Air
cargo
for
accounts
10%
of
Warren
E.
"With
stock
Kraemer,
Vice-President in
charge
of
traffic
and sales,
1970___
little
effort
we
have
enjoyed
a
steady
gain
every
1,500,000
•
1970
2,000,000
■
160,000 shs,
132,000 shs.
,
stock
(par
$2)
2,000,000 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
_
.
The
Its
is
company
engaged
in
business
the
of
Consumer
Financing.
operations
consist of acquiring from dealers the installment con¬
arising from sale of motor vehicles and other durable goods;
financing inventories for motor vehicle dealers and to a very limited
tracts
degree, dealers in farm equipment, house trailers and home appliances;
making direct loans to borrowers upon the security of motor vehicles,
household
goods
operations
the
with
The
18th
and
company
located
Colorado,
Mexico,
acceptable
of
the
collateral.
In
for
deal
company
all phases of its
the
most
part
the
Kafrsas,
(lOi;
(6);
Minnesota,
(6);
office
building
located
at
South
304
and conducts its operations through 48 branch
following
states: -Nebraska
(7);
Iowa,
(9);
Neb.,
in
home
its
owns
St., Omaha,
offices
other
activities
vehicles.
motor
Wyoming,
(1);
and
(2);
Dakota,
South
(3);
Arizona,
182,
(4).—V.
New
1741.
p.
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis—Places Securi¬
ties
Privately—This
Contract
General
automobile
and
subsidiary
finance
of
has placed privately $5,000,000
promissory notes due Nov. 1, 1970,
Corp.
of 4V2% subordinated
$3,500,000t of 5M>% cumulative preferred stock ($100
par).
The
ent'ire
notes
was
purchased by The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
New
of
York.
preferred stock
Investors
of
Co.
Beane
issue of 4V2% subordinated promissory
The purchasers of
Mutual, Inc., and The Mutual Life Insurance
York.
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
as
agent for Securities Investment Co. in
New
acted
the placement of both issues.
The
the
cumulative
the 5J/2%
Investors Diversified Services, Inci,
were
proceeds
receivables
from
the
$2,500,000
company's
now
•
will
financing
4%
be
subordinated
by the parent company,
tional capital for expansion purposes.—V. 182,
due
and
p.
part
in
used
note
held
1965,
to
retire
to
to
acquire
provide
addi¬
720.
Shenandoah Gas Co., Lynchburg, Va.—Files With SEC
letter
of
notification
shares of
through Scott,
was
stock
common
Horner &
filed
(par
Mason,
with
$1)
to
the
SEC
be
Nov.
on
offered
at
$7
3
covering
per
share,
Inc.,
Lynchburg. Va., for the account
of Jewel R. Carter, wife of James L. Carter, President of the company,
—V. 182, p. 1505.
Corp. of America—October Sales Higher—
Period Ended Oct. 29—
Sales
verv
5,000,000
$25)
(par
series
Shoe
hagen.
said:
4,667,000
notes—
BUSINESS—Company, a Delaware corporation and domesticated in
Nebraska, was organized May
15,
1936,
and took over all of the
business
of its predecessor,
Securities Investment Corp., a Nebraska
'corporation which was incorporated on April 1, 1924.
A
Scandinavian Airlines
Outstanding
$5,000,000
.,
due May 1, 1970
Junior subord.; due May 1,
Preferred
1955,
on
from
new
"
Common
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
FINANCING
j
Aug. 15, 1965
Oct. 15, 1968
due
5%
1740.
p.
PRESENT
TO
notes—
4%, due April 1,
$
EFFECT
due
Subordinated
134,168,464
sales.
GIVING
Authorized
1,000
income
profit
a
quarters
oil
averaged
unaudited
for
the
CAPITALIZATION
Sales Up—
1954.
for
dividends
of
134%.
of
provision
a
compared
as
profit
1955
barrels
provision
share
share
of
company's
quarter
net
net
quarter
1,345
the
(before
third
548.582 shares
with
said
compares
first three
been
third
its
increase of
an
brought
that
with
cents
the
$1,270,617,
company
it
in
results
share,
compared
—V.
a
quarter
$2.32
The
as
to
cents
the
compared
a.;
Jasper
W.
Tully,
President,
profit
for
the
third
quarter
and
from
5%%
In
$471,000
for
182,
lobby,
1077.
p.
Reserve Oil & Gas Co.—Profit Increased—
This
proceeds
outstanding
Seaboard
excess
—
in
company
100-truck
to be applied
produced
.*
1573.
1955—3 Mos.—1954
taxes
to si.**"
$409,930,626
with
Seaboard & Western Airlines, Inc.—New
debt.
long-term
epd®d
year
up
This
com¬
stock,
B
compared
$411,732,151
refunds
the
outstanding
shares
taxes
income
was
The Guaranty
Trust Company of New York has been
anpointed
to redeem all of the outstanding shares of $5.75 sinking fund
preferred stock called for redemption on Nov. 14, 1955 at a total
redemption price of $105,575 per share.—V. 182, pp. 1741 and 513.
non-recurring income of $378,644, resulting from an award
litigation.—V. 182, p. 1573.
On
Co.—-Issues
Corn
mortgage
Reserve
473,900
of
it
agent
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
profit
menced";
•
The
YIneludes
28-year
will
-
sales
when-
$1,405,209,
'
hold
consist
the
for
to
taxes
first
totaled
of
eight
the
fiscal
past
the
Federal
year,
$117,559,426—V.
to
arrangements
Canadian sales
subsidiaries
came
London Stock
Stock
Sydney
release
laboratories
research
sub¬
after
income
for
stock,
common
1955—4 Weeks—1954
.
Hamburg
announced
devoted
program
of
860,000
its
share
from
Earned
HW%—
in
statement
sales
Australia,
with
Reichhold
"At
17
G.,
Ltd.,
net
and
after
last
has placed with institutional investors
a new issue of
110,000 shares of $5 cumulative sinking
fund preferred stock
(no par—stated value $100 per
share), it was announced on Nov. 15. The direct place¬
ment was negotiated by The First Boston Corp.
sales,
lotions,
first
1955
cents
Seaboard Finance Co.—Sells Preferred Stock
—This
United States,
are
the
the
for
increase
earnings
87
October
in
Taxes
before
Domestic
1955.
t>ver
RCI's
A.
p.
Period End. Nov. 5—
30,625
published
Reichhold Chemiclas,
Cheroie,
for
in
4%,
30,625
reported,
profit after taxes, thus
of $1.37 per share. :
Three
hold
and
through
decided
a
with
from
amounting
cosmetics
of
and,
$1,383,000
$2,377,971
Provision
61,250 '
87,500
Inc.—Sales Increased
earnings
exchanges:
in the
as
sales
1954
Safeway Stores, Inc.—Current
$35,767,715.
Net
182,
Fed.
182, p.
Profit
in
corporation are expected to reach $53.Reichhold, head of the firm said on Nov.
months
nine
ll'Y/c
of
and
company
this
Henry
$42,000,000
the
gain
000.
net
of
or
„
montn.
a
assets, after prepayment of $15,000,000 of long-term
November, 1958, exceeded current liabilities by over $273,000,The ratio of current assets to total liabilities, 2.1-to-l.
letter to stockholders informed them
of claims which had been
filed
30,625
175,000
■
175
history.
In addition,'he
affiliates, which are not
'a
in
will
and
shares...
Royal
T.
publishing
well
3 Months Ended Oct. 31—
Shares
Co
&
Reichhold Chemicals,
000,000
as
net
terms
shampoos
directly
of cargo
tons
Current
per
1915.
S.
$1,
153,125
175
U,
sold,
Consolidated
sale
company
value
and
p.
the
common
$437,500
350
Total
of
as
in
makeups,
healthy six
a
debt due
A
its
to
this
Period Ended Oct. 31—
—V.
respective names:
Debentures
Pierce «fc Co., Inc._
Revel
to
taxes
Rose's
sev¬
and
875
Rauscher,
182, p.
and
installation
and
showed
1955
Sales
1954.
mov¬
750,000 shs.
Units
—V.
moving
of
purchase
carrying
The
875,000
numbers
175
Co
Dempsey-Tegeler 5k Co."William R. Staats & Co——
;
$750,000)
the
have
subordinated.
are
amount of debentures and number
therein, set forth opposite their
&
be
contract
$1,375,609.
Sales
included
Russ
to
are
a
1954. Compared -with
doubled during the ia»6
15,
Nov.
on
announced on Nov. 11 oy
-Lewis 8. Rosenstiel* ebairraatttrf. the Board and President.- • - - '
**
''
The annual report to stockholders showed an increase in earnings
to $12,736,793 before Federal income taxes,
compared with
for the 1954 year.
Comparative earnings after taxes were $6,116,793
compared to the previous year's $3,809,218.
Dividends paid in 1955 of $1 per share totaled $4,365,726.
Added to
surplus was $1,751,067 with surplus now totaling $226,984,344.
Roosevelt Oil & Refining Corp.—Calls Bonds—
$375,000
1,000.000 shs.
several
purchase
to
to
profit
Net
agreed
(about
stockholders,
are
$33,723,000
$26,415,938.
the
of
The
of
Outstanding
*875,000
value)
UNDERWRITERS—The
erally
stock
under
The company has called for redemption on Dec. 1, 1955 all of its
outstanding 5%
first
mortgage
sinking fund bonds at 103%
and
accrued interest,
Payment will be made at the Harris Trust & Savings
Bank, 115 West Monroe St., Chicago, 111.—V. 182, p. 1573.
de¬
1970
par
the
as
■
implements.
31,
share,
per
Y
♦On Sept. 12, 1955 the company borrowed $375,000 from Texas In¬
dustries, Inc., evidenced by the company's subordinated promissory
note, due on or before Oct. 1, 1970, and bearing interest at the rate
of 53/4%
per annum, payable semi-annually,
This note is subordinated
by its terms to indebtedness of the company for moneys borrowed
from time to time, to the same extent and -upon the same terms and
conditions
pedicure
including
important,
that
amounted
effect
par
per
V.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
$375,000
subordinated
bentures, due Oct. 1,
Common
and
costs
foreign markets,
to
to
year
giving
Number
note,
1970
1,
most
compact
products
believes
1954
this
Earned
Authorized
subordinated
due
the
and
These
1950
year
income
Net
(except during World War II) in the business
of manufacturing and selling glazed ceramic wall and floor tile.
5% %
the
to
shipments
1604.
p.
Earnings
•
the
manicure
surveys.
three selling
which
liquid
in
of
profits
engaged since 1938
5%%
succeeded
flight
total
Ave.,
Co.,
a
which
polar
.h
currently
are
181,
first
months,
year.
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Earnings Increased—
96
pursuant to a. merger .effective
manufacture and sale of cos¬
in
estimated
Period End. Sept. 30—
Fed.
Aug. 31, 1955 and as of the close of business that
the business
and
assets
(except cash)
of Redondo
on
of
1955,
$1.
Profit
business
with its executive office located at its plant
Redondo
Beach, Calif.,- was
organized
in
date
Tile
partnership, which,, together with its predecessors had
Kingsdale
the
named
Rome Cable
BUSINESS—Company,
Delaware
new
completed.—V.
and other corporate pur¬
California Bank were applied
the
"We
via
capital
the purchase price of
Ltd., a partnership.
to
the
six
the
of
—V.
Rich's, Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offer¬
ing of 6,000 shares of common stock (no par) was made
on
Nov. 7 by Norris & Hirshberg at $18.50 per share,
with a dealer's discount of 75 cents
per share.
It was
and
company
Corp.
and
Township plant,
equipment,
the
numerous
stock,
value
the
and will
Bank
shares
33,000
since
first
half
engineering
company
of
the
mon
*■
at
of
capitalization
of
$1,000,000
retire
to
offer
corporation
engaged
to
Edison
enamels.
After
interest.
accrued
to California
funds
from
loan
and
100%
company
working
the
and
at
will
the
of
additional
proceeds
fund
proceeds
to
added
be
available
poses.
net
indebtedness
term
balance
sinking
first
the company from
its sale of
$2,250,000 to pay the balance due
and
the
months
Sept. 30, 1961, at 101 %; and
interest in each case. They are also
accrued
on
stock.
largest of any company selling through retail establishments.
The
company,
revealing sales figures
for
the
first
time,
reports
consolidated net sales,
both domestic and foreign, have risen from
including
and
will
to
prospectus
sidiaries, in
may
100% ; with
at
is
toiletries
applied
the
nail
be redeemed up to and including Sept. 30, 1957,
thereafter and up to and including Sept. 30, 1959, at 102%;
thereafter
SEC
the
common
1955,
lipsticks,
Further details follow:
The
be
and
associates.
and
with
par
follows: Charles
Revson, Charles R. Lackman,
and Martin Revson,
who are selling
15,437, 86,182 and 214 shares, respectively. Their positions with the
company
are
President, Vice-President and Technical Director, and
Vice-President in charge of Sales and Advertising,
respectively.
After
such sale,
they will no longer hold any shares of common stock but
will hold all of the 860,000
outstanding shares of class B common.
Revlon, Inc., organized in 1932 makes almost 100 different beauty
public offering of $875,000 5%% subordinated
sinking fund debentures due Oct. 1, 1970 and 306,250
shares of common stock (par $1) in units of $500 of
debentures and 175 shares of common stock at $675 per
through
to
into
installation
7
Nov.
of
$1
for the purchase of the Johnson & Johnson plant
in Edison Township, N. J (the purchase price was $2,500,000,
$250,000 has been paid); and the remainder of the pro¬
machinery,
the
unit,
21,
which
ing
months
Co.—Offering of Debentures and Com¬
its
Aug.
Delaware
of
follows:
Oct.
$18,991,000
2024.
p.
statement
of
Inc.
it
and
also
proceeds
as
and annex
on
E.
shares
stockholders
Revlon. Products
1955,
and
Net
dated
Manager,
Division.
Stock—Mention
mon
service
America
Latin
Vice-President
of
1,
metics,
used
selling
of Revlon,
Inc.
is
a
are
improve
to
products .in
Watters,
Appointed were Carl
America, and Frank A.
area
posts
The
employees
preparations,
New Sales Posts in Latin America—
registration
a
373,900
shares, 272,067 shares are to be offered for public sale by
company and 101,833 shares by certain selling stockholders. - The
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
amendment.
Reynolds & Co., Inc., is named as the principal under¬
ceeds
$2,700,000 addition to the corporation's plant at Cambridge,
will
month
our
filed
covering
these
of
Adds to Cambridge, Ohio, Plant—
1955,
the
Nov.
CAPITALIZATION—The
debt
corporation
14,
11
(2135)
Revlon, Inc., New York—Registers With SEC—
•
parable
developed ten
lb i
,,The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
—V.
1955—4 Weeks—1954
$5,314,203
182,
pp.
1118
and
1741.
1955—43 Weeks—1954
$4,835,712 $55,665,702
-
.
$49,875,486
12
'The
corporation
covering
offered
at
filed
7
shares
of
letter
a
notification
of
stock
common
10
(par
to
Southern
Bell
Telegraph
&
39,199.003
382,917.879
343,998,178
29,062.658
25.889.720
253,321,341
4.805,927
47,099,143
40,803,592
taxes—
3,395,437
3,121,805
31,026,012
27,579,531
income
after charges
5,828.342
5,381,551
51,471.383
45,497,357
5,395,271
4,851,757
47,136,985
41,314,384
___
income
taxes,*
Other
operating
Net
operating
2
Net
—V.
182,
Co.—Proposed Financing—
1956 financing plans necessarily must be fluid at this time,
indications are that about 810,000,000 will be raised, $7,000,through sale of first mortgage bonds and $3,000,000 preferred
field
preferred
bonds
(to
through
O00
stock
institutional
bank
loan
Southern
revenues
also
England
hit
to
Telephone
and
until
$2,500,-
$65,175,173
44,732,432
40,752,970
1 '936,125
679,511
7,792,810
7,156,750
taxes—
336,90.7
293,345
3,191,597
$865,552
$9,458,334
$8,635,153
701,962
7,873,447
7,380,404
income
916,025
financing
plant at Savannah. Ga.,
The
financing, all of
sold
be
tures
due
units.
Nitrogen
and
of
construction
announced
were
of
First
and
be
of
250
stock
common
Boston
Corp.
negotiated
located
uled
in
of
tons
to
Nov.
on
the
south
the
in
addition
acted
by this company.
direct
those
to
placement,
placement
included
advisor
financial
as
direct
President
is
the
of
to
into
nitrogen
bonds
the
$90,000,000
company
is placing a record order for
estimated to cast $90,000,000, D. J. Russell,
Nov.
He
by
the
the
Jn
order,
new
number
total
railroad
1955
largest
of
alone
to
placed by the
acquired or on
ever
estimated
an
the
freight
freight
to
the
than
more
The
feet
be
door
long
used
Mr.
its
tion,
shops
He
tem
high
of so-called
Of
cars.
these,
flat
4,900
flush,
as
cars,
service.
Also
1,050
Southern
pointed
of
of
only
of
service
"bad
2%
of
Oct.
order"
Pacific
Calif,,
a
double
250
of
will
and
build
most
Houston,
of
door
cars.
cars
5.1%.—V.
182, p.
sedan
the
the
Pinehurst
Parkview
engine
equipment
and
for
the
Bell
keeping
up
1955—Month—1954
and
170
Federal
the
and
series
the
Other
income
*
Champion
heavy-duty
'
185
introduction
at
operating
$
3.97,756,018
366,481,738
244,341,592
234,506.091
5,816,905
59,913.207
50.082,264
^
taxes-
3,000,437
3,112,362
31,122,378
trucks
7,316,379
6.272,213
62,378.841
6,870,339
5,733,885
58,023,765
48,934,185
*
182,
station
four-door
priced
of
the
Mr.
The
by
two-door
two-door
sec'an
tion
manner
force
Pols,
President
that
of
Sunrise,
Stop-N-Shop
Additions
The
force
golf
•will
covering
the
trade
of
strong lines of golf and
Rawlings line.
A new branch
early in 1956.
be
opened
about
possible
ufactured
The
in
and
chandise
Bros.,
for
181,
to
Board
combined
tennis
for
equipment
Rawlings
1,
1956
as
present
customers,
both
for
servicing Spalding
in Cleveland, Ohio.
will
much
of
both
lines
dealers
customers
be
now
At
sales,
well-rounded
and
balanced
lines
of
producer
and
forestry
is
physically
upon
membership
Proceeds
estimated
operational
a
registration
335
$6,500
of
who
ciation,
at
statement
memberships
in
the
membership.
per
with
mer¬
Spalding
the
qualified
may
appiication
become
Any
of
will
be
used
$1,347,565.
of
the
to
and
purchase
This
would
association
and sales expenses have been
of
with
the third
preferred
shares out¬
standing, compared with $2,076,317, or 49 cents per share for the same
quarter a year ago. Earnings for the 12 months ended Sept. 30, 1955,
were
$9,423,046, equal to $2.18 per share, compared with $3,383,739,
or $1.97
per share, for the comparable period.
Operating revenues for the third quarter increased to $17,518,976
against $15,147,589 for the like period of 1954. For the 12 months
ended
Sept. 30, operating revenues were $69,918,170 compared with
25
Long
by
$80,390,139
authorized
with
The
the
assets
with
time,
Its
than
more
annual
an
six
300%
volume
to
six
over
.than
construct
lard
to
of
agreement
to
pay
is
the
production
and
Manager,
the
said
placed
D.
that
the
for
a
mill,
then
deducted.—V.
the
leave
after
the
181,
price
p.
of
$579,522.50
cost
of
2584.
which
for
is
organization
various
net
proceeds are
properties
the company;
other
presently
by
to be used to acquire part or all
subject to option in favor of the
development of
and
for payment
CAPITALIZATION
been
completed
years.
on
was
service
the
the
re-located
E-A
growth
2,500
are
division
trend
Responsibility
trend
sq.
by
ft.
the
Rather
firm
located
the "required
engineering, ad¬
to
and
shows
for
Western
every
the
Sales
indication
expansion
was
industry
p.
Increased
per
Gas
net
in
miniaturization,
made
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
quarter
last
standing Sept. 30,
Net
uranium
in
both
to
provide
the
more
PRESENT
rapid
with
mailed
income
western
the
third
quarter
of
1955,
equal
all
to
the
dends
was
its
On
engage
&
Since
the quarter
after preferred dividends was $5,600,491.
$3,343,245 for tne same quarter in 1954, Gardiner
President, pointed out in an accompanying letter to stock¬
located
are
$22,806,222,
or
30.
1955.
n°t
in-eme
after
preferred
of
subscription warrants
the directors of the
exercised
be
^
properties,
157,875 shares
purchase oil properties
Corp.
in
to
its
of
name
I see
present
exploring
it
has
organization
The
described.
the
Meadows
in
the
note
company
above]
(.*)
1957.
:
Delaware
changed
was
addit inal
Should
an
on
Jan.
13,
Trans-National
Its principal purpose is to
organized
was
its
1955,
for
company.
should
and
name.
from
for and acquiring uranium prop¬
acquired
the
oil
and
uranium
company's
principal
principal
offices
executive
Building in the City of Da'las, Texas.
all
and
the
has
options
to
uranium
leases,
In
to
owns
owns
or
portion
A
exploration
now
under
certain
oil
of
for
the
and
company's
barite
option
ore,
the
to
if
the
in
holds
claims
addition,
exploration
of
activity
any
company
or
are
properties in Texas
but the income from
gas
acquire ether properties,
be used primarily to provide
will
conduct
mining
Utah.
time.
the
properties
Company
company
mining
to
toward
barite
properties
which
The
time
from
directed
be
of
activity
uranium
additional
properties.
funds
whole or in part, or is the lessee under
options to purchase, in the aggregate 458
situated in New Mexico, Colorado,
the company is the lessee under a
divi¬
$2.09 per share on the 10,932,079 outstanding
J2GO.OOO
oil
is expected to be the exploration for uranium
the properties described below and the acquisition of other uranium
and
ended Sept.
aggregate
an
to
warrants
business
herein
properties
with
with
issued
company
15,
Oil
the
in
erties.
such
this company in its quarterly
be
options to
Sept.
was
t^Rv.
and
offering
may
BUSINESS—The
year
for
year
all
1955,
holders.
For
public
subscription
purchased.
reported by
exercise
such
upon
Outstanding
t*2,8S2,973 shs.
purchase
to
3,335,848 shares will be outstanding after Sept. 30,
will
51
all its options
exercises
issued
shares
these
compared with 36 cents per share in the
based on the number of common shares out¬
stockholders
for
stock.
properties,
Higher—
share
to
compares
Symonds,
for
this
55,000
Uranium
and
be
common
Its
Co.—Income
and
FINANCING
tSubscription warrants for 260.000 shares will be issued in connection
the
which
and
eastern
properties
loans;
6.000,000 shs.
315,000
(par 20 cents)
subscription warrants
company
will
1955.
721.
Transmission
income
common
the
♦If
there
h*>s
.
division
to
stock
of
by
recently named Eastern Sales Manager f^r f-e
182,
stock
Common
on
report
the
of $120,000 bank
general corporate purposes.
exercise
of
present
many
territory
areas.—V.
same
the
the
for exploration
sales
specializes.
Tennessee
a
$6 500
has
facilities
of
San
Boston, Mass., also participated in the offering.
are offered as a speculation.
owned
!
the
shop.
head
this
Kreuter
This
business
Departments
model
primarily
division
John
of
reorganization
new
wing on the factory, the
adjacent buildings, thus providing
in
space.
Anderson,
continuing
cents
asso¬
of
company;
182,
ago.—V.
by First
in
$14,000,000
years
underwriters, headed
of
group
PROCEEDS—The
.
approximately
another
departments
Robert
and
961.
p.
The securities
mar¬
division.
enlargement
an
extra
been
182,
Inc., both of New York, N. Y., and McCoy & Wil-
& Co.,
more
•
increased
meet
for
other
J.
facilities
Electro-Acoustic
called
Plans
of
1954.—V.
Bros., Inc., of Dallas, Tex., on Nov. 3 publicly of¬
2,000,000 shares of common stock (par 20 cents)
$1.50 per share. Philip & Co., Inc. and J. H. Lederer
at
located
are
additional
of
markets
of
common
fered
opened in September of this year in
Center, Queens, w. Y.
Stop-N-Shop, prior
with
months
12
same
the 3,530,000
on
rett
annual
an
increase
two
open
the
net income for
equivalent after
that
$2,503,841,
Antonio Securities Corp. of San Antonio, Tex., and Gar¬
was
stores
of
fered—A
newly-created
supermarkets
to
to
share
per
Trans-National Minerals, Inc., Dallas, Tex.—Stock Of¬
of
counties.
plans
for
reported
15
on
cents
but
the
an
56
Nov.
amounted
1955
to
pay
present management with
supermarkets
1956.
of
•dividends
Brum-
acquired
corporation
quarter
the,an¬
will
for
occupy
$40 000,000
for
stores,
production
to
corporation's
This
needs
its
will
1807.
p.
Authorized
department
be
producer
a
of
on
to
who
person
member
a
SEC
Cooperative,
fee.
at
stock
common
have
present
gain
a
Expansion
firm.
the
products or intends to become such
written
two
Telex, Inc., St. Paul, Minn.—Expands Facilities—
;
trade
sale
2520.
p.
Supermarkets
of
182,
a
1225.
E-A
for both companies.
Vice-President and director of A. G.
p. 2519.
Plywood Cooperative, Estacada, Ore.—Registers
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for
19
Shopping
Star
offered
This
sedanets
181,
be
is
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Earnings Up—
Cham¬
two-door
Housing Project in Brooklyn, N. Y., and at South
N. Y., both s-'h-dried fn- f-muleMon next year.
operated four
equipment,
four-
'
will
market
Electchester
1943,
increased
Nov.
and
Samuel
will
to be used to purchase additional production
a id to increase inventories and r ceivables.
large manufacturer of power lawn mowing
proceeds are
and
corporation
The
Consolidation
and
number
a
Brumberg
anticipated
operating
net
machines
Common
man¬
fields
cooperative filed
14, 1955, covering
and
its
approximately
newest
vertising
will
a
This
Mr.
chain
of
Co.; Kalman & Co., Inc., and Harold E. Wood
Company.
;
•
Sunrise
Chairman.
$42,000,000
annual
Rawlings
and
athletic
become
Inc.—V.
depot
practical,
comprise
all
the
p.
Rawlings' factories as seems -appropriate.
Rawlings companies are complementary to each
and
will
in
Carr will
its
to
new
March
and
Spalding's
Spalding
other
depots
A
of
Queens, Nassau and Suffolk
of
constituted,
distributing
cash
shares
at the Bayvew
Farmingdale, L. I.,
Gerould
E. Carr, President of Rawlings. The
merchandise will be continued in the
have been in the past with an entirely separate
professionals.
Where
&
the
Dallas
Walter B.
by
of
President.
as
of
Sunrise's
comple¬
Spalding line will likewise be handled by its gwn separate sales
and
ar.d
Mr.
to
in
announced
the
upon
agreement,
Supermarkets Corp. will retain
$4,000,000.
Rawlingss
amount
kets
6.
of
the
of
on
stock
The
*
Claude
line
presently
made
opened
Dec.
jointly
were
and
they
as
as
customers.
be
operations
Rawlings*
sales
be
for
future
transaction
seme
will
called
the
of Spalding,
the
of
been
for
the
of
President
sales
has
plans
&
from
a
The
models—V.
cor¬
four-door
and
wagons.
Corp.—Proposed
President,
un'ssued
Sunrise
Negotiations for the
acquisition
by this company
of all
of
the
capital stock of the Rawlings Manufacturing Co. of St.
Louis, Mo.,
have
now
been completed.
•
A
special meeting of
the
Spalding stockholders to act on
this
The
sedans
station
corporation
and
Stop-N-Sh'op
chains was indicated on Nov. 16
Isidor
terms
volume
than
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Acquisition— *
acquisition
Pols
vsales
in
(A. G.)
Commander
The
wagon.
sedans,
includes
this
of
undisclosed
position
1916.
p.
ranging
Offered—The
Corp.—Stock
Nov. 16 offered to its common stockholders
Nov. 15 the right to subscribe up to 2 p.m.
on
Sachs &
dealershins
Classic
of
a
p.
companies
had
combined sales
$16,656,000 for the first nine months
constituent
loss
1741.
and
182,
machines.—V.
Supermarkets
the
Sunrise
53,411,293
—V.
1956
from Feb. 25, 1955 through Oct. 1, 1955.
strictly comparable with 1954 because of
not
Nov. 30 for 42,099 additional shares of com¬
(par $1) at $22 per share.
The offering is
underwritten by Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Goldman,
.
for
are
record
mon
engine,
six
economy
quarter
equivalent to $1.44 per common share,
are
Manufacturing
(CST)
Stop-N-Shop. The acquisition is subject to approval by Sunrise stock¬
holders at a meeting to be held in. late
November, and, if approved,
1 will be completed early in 1956.
% i
,
28,482,150
operating income
after charges
Net
•of
have
,
Under
•previously
$
41,748,684
Net
Toro
poration
horse¬
wagon
Studebaker
third
the
For
of $130,530,000.
the
is
three
1954.—V.
wagon
259-V8
station
passenger
car
series
s°dan in addition to the
Pinehurst
supermarket
nouncement
an
1955—9 Mos.—1954
26,467,204
taxes
the
President
berg,, Stop-N-Shop
44.895,859
27,582,763
„
expenses
dual
earnings
the
$131,376,000
Commander
Power kits,
exhaust,
will
be
increase
Bank
1
the
wagon.
station,
the
at
the Board of Directors, on Nov. 10 an¬
profit for the first nine months of 1955
sales
on
results
of
horsepower.
and
Studebaker
of
two-door
include
lower
Island's
,
6,996.280
revenues
in
made
be
"
Inc.—Reports Profit—
net
corporation
merged
1955
merger,
of
comfort,
new
and
Consolidation
1916.
$
•Operating
Operating
station
President
the
the
to
Sunrise
a
of
Inc.
While
'
.
surviving corporation in the Feb. 24, 1955
Textron Incorporated, American Woolen Co. and Robbins
and the figures reported reflect the consolidated earnings
Incorporated for the period through Feb. 24,
1955 and
Textron
of
210
model—
construc¬
car
Telephone Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Sept. 30-
.
Mills,
will
date,
dividends.
corporation
merger
big
Classic
Commander
will
and
Pelham
early
line
new
ton
sedan
pion
are
months'
preferred
This
sports-type
the
is
The
offered
ever
Sunrise.
Southwestern
series
V8.
serianets, and the Parkview and Pelham
cars
freight car fleet throughout its sys¬
awaiting repairs. The national average
was
and
and
powerful
scheduled
model
next
its
1
the
four-door
Sweepstakes 259-V8 at
four-barrel
carburetion
Studebaker's
are
Tex.
program
of
Southern Pacific is
series
sedans
complete
a
1,550
the
in
Classic
optional
conveniences
16-foot-
are
volume-produced
the
$.5,084,000
to
nine
after
-
and
sedan
1,
consolidated net profit was $2,482,000 on sales of $43,215,000.
1955,
The
big two-ton models,
The
new
trucks
feature
in¬
creased horsepower, new styling, new mechanical developments,
special
safety features and further advances in Studebaker-piorieered driver
car
which
included
sweeping
the
out,
is
be
box
the
in
of
„
.
models—12
16
in
improved Sweepstakes
horsepower.
101
Also
cars,
will
the
four
models
sedans
new
maintenance.
car
that
out
was
for
at Sacramento,
the railroad's
to
level
noted
box
are
'
185.
one-half
box
"piggyback"
(he
with
War
1,000 open hopper cars and 500 covered hopper
deliveries of the cars are expected to start
Russell
Mr.
35,000
philosophies
marketing
Jan.
1917.
p.
of
consolidated
that
amounted
feet
most
as
to
newly
a
9,700 new
number
World
said
addition
record
the
power
the
since
nine
17
President
available
car.
6,603
calls
for
indicated
own
In
than
more
of
raises
railroad
the
double doors.
With one door
a
single 8-foot-door car, or
order
and
cars
Russell
by
record
also
It
program.
order
SP
as
designed
He
year.
previous
which
of
includes
with
either
The
car.
specially
gondola
1948
on
of freight
type
order
new
50
-can
or
57,000,
popular
the
even
the
in
acquired
cars
most
in
included
cars
of
breaks
and
product
corporation.
include
and
President
Champion
order
new
H
the
comprised
com¬
order
of
cost
$124,000,000.
The
lines
series,
Commander
feature
President, announced
freight cars
14,725, at
the
new
on
redemption
182,
Chairman
Little,
nounced
of
series—the
brings
the
the
the
to
City.—V.
Texlron American,
the new models, pointed
first Studebaker line
to be
announcing
long
and luxury-styled ^throughout—is powered
new
Sweepstakes 289-V8 engine
with
four-barrel carburetion.
powered by the Sweepstakes 289-V8 engine- are two other sedans
a
freight
more
with
of the
new
v.agon
than
Also
17.
emphasized
pany,
10,700
in
represent
cars
accordance
horsepower
by
York
New
•
bigger in exterior appearance, the new Studebakers have
inside, and truck room has been increased by 20%, -
Heading
~
interest
accrued
the
room
station
in
This
37/e%
An
redemption
for
sinking fund, $536,000 of its general and refunding mortgage
bonds, series E, due July J., 1985.
Payment, at 101%%, plus
the
of
called
has
trustee,
■
Exchange Bank, successor
1956 through operation
This company, through the Chemical Corn
;
group.
Car Order—
on
in
Studebackor's
Record
on
new
management
Markedly
solutions
President,
Nance,
'the
developed
of
and
Southern Pacific Co.—To Spend
Golden Hawk, top car in this line,
field and other highly distinctive
the
above
Delivery of $10,000,-
Pacific Ry.—Partial Redemption—
Texas &
.
Royal
J.
greater
convert
that
horsepower far
that
out
Southern
mortgage
have
James
synthetic nitrogen plant
will have a daily capacity
states,
will
it
.
features.
the
in
has* revealed
already
will
V8,
,
j
Corp.—Private Sale Ar¬
principal amount has been made, and, subject to the
terms of the agreement, delivery of the remainder is to
be made prior to Jan. 1, 1957.—V. 182, p. 2025.
22, will feature sedans and station wagons in the full
Commander V8 and Champion six series.
The company
Nov.
,
Eastern Transmission
000
ox
,
Atlantic
which
ammonia
use,
•
per
mortgage pipe line bonds due 1975.
new
ginning
more
cars,
1954
$134,496
$0.59
'
prilled ammonium nitrate. The plant is sched¬
completed and in production early in 1957.—V. 182, p. 1160.
be
Earnings—
927.
Tex.—Files—
Nov. 3 filed a letter of notification with
ranged—The corporation, it was announced on Nov. 16
has entered into an agreement, negotiated by Dillon,
Read & Co. Inc., for the private sale of $40,000,000 first
'
$99,616
$0.44
share
net
Texas
at
remain
1955
taxes
-
styling, top horsepower in the low-price field,
a new
high-performance' rive-passenger
sports-type
cars,
major
advances and
a
record list of safety innovations and
^.improvements are outstanding ieatures in the all-new line of Stude¬
baker passenger cars for 1356.
!
:
Public
introductions in
dealer showrooms
across
the country
beBig
petrochemical
new
15
by
.
fertilizer
p.
179,
series
installation, which will be the first
new
to
for
its
of
effected
was
units.
The
will
7
year,
30—
estimated
ell
The
engineering
first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1971
to Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York;
$7,500,000 of 6% subordinated sinking fund deben¬
1,
1971 and 600.000 shares of common stock; and
May
The
next
V
after
per
of
shares
400,000
year.
early
occupied
are
Months Ended Sept.
earnings
Earnings
installments
in
the
57th St.
—V.
'
which
in three parts; $8,000,000 4>/2%
to
of
2025.
p.
the SEC
stock (par 10 cents), to be offered
share,' through Kramer, Woods & Co., Houston, Tex.
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses incident to drilling
and acquisitions.
cents
50
expenses
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—Announces '56 Studebakers
>
:
the
units consisting
quarters
clo;e
at
..
.
x
182,
-covering 600,000 shares of common
present
its
at
Texas.—V.
West
in
The corporation on
address,
Emil Mogul Company,
operate
to
Field
Prentice
Texas American Oil Corp., Midland,
2,858,615
$1,133,052
Net
$59,403,488
5,032,994
the
until
Ave.,
larger
W.
Three
.
1955—9 Mos.—1954
$6,871,402
1916.
of
'
continue
(S.) Stroock & Co., Inc.—Reports Lower
;
Co.—Earnings-—
Southern Nitrogen Co., Inc.—Funds for Construction—
Details
a
productive
third
and
new
the
including a Canadian gas well and an oil well in a
zone opening a
promising new horizon io
productive,
were
v '
■
for considerably larger quarters
result of new accounts recently acquired and
merger,
it was
announced by Emil Mogul,
will
Klein
and
Madison
331
250
1955—Month—1954
—
charges..—
p.
expected
as
oil
32
in
negotiating
Klein
and
Storm
Storm
2025.
p.
location
the third quarter 41 development wells were drilled, resulting
products and two gas producers.
Two of 12 wildcats drilled
During
)
<•.
.
is
agency
President.
5,153,261
operating
182,
is
from
mortgage
debentures
$400,000
of
which
132,
first
taxes—
income
after
—V.
V.
$1,500,000
$7,559,315
operating
Net
Net
$3.800000
sale
expenses
Federal
provided
of
investors),
Period End. Sept. 30—
Operating
been
sals
See
New
Operating
Other
have
March,
accommodation
the year-end.
by
funds
in
Mogul
new
a
the
ytarconstruction
of
at
date.
that
of
as
The
stocks.
common
This
sale
Accelerated
of Storm and Klein will transfer
to the Mogul agency under an agreement reached between principals
of
the
two
advertising ilrms.
Storm
and Klein, Inc., will cease
functioning as a separate agency on Dec. 31 and Allston E. Storm,
President of Storm and Klein, will retire from the advertising agency
While
and
supply areas now lacking adequate market outlets, and to increase
to existing pipeline customers oy ltb.000 MCF per day.
drilling activity by the producing division was reported.
sales
Mogul Co., Inc., on «^a"today (Nov. 21) jointly
corporation will merge with the Emil
according to an announcement made
next,
present
-
extend
by the two advertising agencies.
Major executives and all accounts
1916.
p.
Southern Nevada Power
OOO
Federal
<
This
the
increase
mately 215,000
Klein, Inc., N. Y.—Proposed Merger—
&
will
20,
14,576,105.
to
Including these deliveries, the company has added approxi¬
MCF in daily gas sales to new and existing customers.
Power Commission
authorization was received Sept. 23 to
the company's gas gathering system into southeast Louisiana
system.
gas
Storm
Oct.
record
of
outstanding
commenced
1613.
p.
230,117,693
5,205,626
Federal
interim
$10,979,803
$1,693,242 $11,885,942
$1,856,208
1*82,
—V.
shares
system is expected the latter part of November.
Mean¬
deliveries to New York City metropolitan area customers
Nov. 3 through the soutn leg of the New England
England
were
1955—8 Mos.—1954
1955—Month—1954
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Sales
s
s
holders
to
18
Nov.
common
New
Sales Up—
Sterchi Bros. Stores, Inc.—October
Co.—Earnings
s
43.492,073
revenues
Operating expenses
of
for
additional
one
Completion of the company's 250-mile pipeline extension from north
central Pennsylvania to a tie-in at Greenwich, Conn., with its existing
1741.
will be $125,000,000.—V. 182, p.
surviving corporation,
1955—9 Months—19£4
1955—Month—1954
s
Operating
about
made
uumber
10.
*
merger was scheduled to become effective on
Nov. 14, l"5''*
After
the
merger
the total assets of Stauffer Chemical Co., the
Nov.
on
of
time,
Telephone
Sept. 30—
held
The
mining operations.
Period End.
was
meetings
be
to
shares
of
number
Distribution
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
with $17,129,666. or $1.57 per share on the
the year ended Sept. 30, 1954.
common
share for each three held,
compared
shares,
common
same
Industries,
at special
into this company of Consolidated Chemical
approved by stockholders of
both companies
merger
Inc.,
the
with
cents*
SI
per
share, through Ackerson-Hackett Investment Co.,
City, Utah. The net proceeds are to be used to pay expenses
Salt Lake
incident
Nov.
on
300.000
The
Co.—Consolidation Approved—
Chemical
Stauffer
Shumway's Broken Arrow Uranium, Inc., Moab, Utah
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
EEC
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2136)
(Continued
on page
53)
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;
DIVIDENDS
are
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow
with
a second
table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of Company
.
Share
.
Products Inc., common
preferred (quar.) •
Allegheny Ludlum Steel,
4.37 V2
(quar.)_
preferred
(increaseu)
common
Fisher, Inc.
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c -conv.
pfd.
(A. S.) Co. (quar.)___.
Aluminum Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
1-
3
1-
Amalgamated Leather
Diversified
12-15
Consol.
Gold
1-
3
12-24
1
11-18
3-
1
2-
8
3-
I
2-
11-30
12-15
1-31
1-16-
1-
3
12-15
12-23
12-
5
1-
3
12-
5
1-3
12-
8772C
1-
special
a
3
12-
5
12-31
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-27
12-
7'
meet¬
directors'
stk.
dividend.
(increased
t5c
quar.i__
Special
(quar.)
American
Surety
American
Telephone
Co.
1-2
12-23
12-
9
12-23
1212-
1-
50c
(N.Y.)
&
American Thread Co., 5%
American Writing Paper
75c
(quar.)
Telegraph
$2.25
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
12 %c
<s-au__
(quar.)
1-
3
1-
3
12-
1-10
1-
•
3
9
12-
9*
11-30
Zinc,
Arkansas
Western
Lead
&
$5.25
Corroon
Gas
(quar.)_
„
Spring Corp.
6%
Crossett
Associates
B
)25c
Crucible
(Year-end
of
Paper
Piano
from
Mills,
(quar.)
Dun
12-
9
11-18
1
1
12-15
15c
(quar..—
from capital
Erie
12-27
11-28
$3
12-15
12-
2
377ac
12-15
12-
100%
10c
25 c
—__
$1.43%
50c
37%c
$3
pfd.
(s-a)
12-15
12-
$1.50
1-13
12-30
12-13
1-
3
1-
12-15
3
1-
11-17
2
12-19
11-25
stock
12-
11-15
1
1-
3
32-21.
1
11-23
10-31
payment
"
_—___
the
on
Mines
class
&
(extra)-—
Stratum
&
Bryant
Eulova
Watch,
12-
9
11-23
_L:'
11-21
12-
1
11-19
12-15
11-30
12-15
$1.20
12-15
40c
25c
1-
Water
Calumet
Oil
Canada
11-25
Life
Canada
Wire
Class
12-
12-10
1
Celanese
Pacific
Phoenix
1
12-
9
Ltd.,
(quar.)—,—
m
m
1-
3
12-20
12-
12-
1
11-15
1-
3
12-15
12-15
11-30
1
J 75c
common
(quar.)
—
12-15
11-30
J 15c
12-31
12-
2
115c
Manufacturing,
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Corp.
T
(quar.t.
12-31
12-
2
125c
12-31
12-
2
143 %c
(quar.i
General
&
425c
!
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Philip)
Carriers
(quar.)
12-16
12-31
12-
2
1
40c
12-13
12-
$1.25
12-29
11-21
Pirie, Scott & Co., 4%%
(A.
M.(
&
Catalin
Corp.
Central
Electric
Co.
&
Illinois
B
12-
1
11-15
12-10
11-30
$1.1272
12-20
12-
10c
11-30
11-21
common
Central
Steel
Central
Telephone Co.,
Central
Warehouse
55c
(quar.)
$1.1272
Wire
—,—._
(year-endi
$2.25
.
5.40%
pfd.
class A
Corp.,
10c
(quar.)
—
67 Vac
40c
40c
Century
Food
Chamberlin
Markets
Co.
Vought
Chemical
of
capital
(stock
Amer.
Aircraft
Fund
t
dividend)
107«
tquar.)
from
Gas
12-
8
11-25
11-30
11-21
12-
8
11-14
12-
8
11-14
12-15
11-30
12-31
12-14
12-15
12-
1
12-28
75c
(quar.)
Illinois
RR.
12-15
11-23
,
12-
1
&
New
Elec.,
4%
Orleans
&
Corp
RR.
pfd.
12-
12-30
12-12
$1.25
(quar.i
(quar.)
Texas
12-15
25c
Co
12-
$1.25'
12-31
$1
1-
9
3
12-
1
2
12-13
12-15
Pacific
S4
Corp.
Corp. (year-end)
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron, common
12-
12-31
12-12
50c
(quar.)
12-16
50c
City Products
Clevitc
12-
11-28
12-15
$1.12%
12-15
12-
2
11-25
12-
2
12-15
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Year-end
preferred
Color-Craft
9
25c
SI
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)
2
30c
Extra
preferred
quar.)
53 VpC
10c
12-12
1-
5
12-
2
12-
Wheel
2
11-25
31
25
12-22
E
3
12-20
1-
3
12-23
12-16
12-
2
1
15c
(increased)—
12-20
12-
9'
12-20
12-
9
3
■
1-1
12-
12-27
12-
12-
1
1
Extra
(quar.)„__—
Co.——.:
Series__-—____
5%
Trucks
11-18
Manitoba
472%
1
E.)
Co.,
(s-a)
preferred
Power
Co.,
( iuav.i
common
(quar.)
—
preferred
(quar.)'
Baking, $8 pfd. (quar.i
-—
—
General
Supply,
Co,
5%
pfd.
$3.50
3
12-16
1-
3
12-
1$1.25
1-
3
12-
1
Extra
3
12-
1
Miami
12-
9
Stock
General
Mining
General
Portland
12-16
11-30
Michigan
11-30
Micromanic
$1
&
Corp.
Finance
Cement
Corp._
Marble
Co.
1-16
25c
12-12
12-
5
12-
5
No
12-16
(quar.J
dividend
-—
(quar.)
Putnam
Fund
inconie
gains
H.)
and
45c
(10c
Glatfelter
Glenmore
Miles
1
11-23
5.10
12-
1
11-23
from
Co.
(q.iar.)_
class
45c
1-
3
(quar.)__^
Falls
Portland
Cement
(quar.)__
Extra
Goodrich
(B.
F.)
Mackay
Co.
(increased)
Stores,
Ltd.,
cl.
-
A
(quar.)
B
12-13
12-
1
12-13
12-
1
60c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
55c
12-30
12-
tl2%c
Northern
Gas
preferred
Great .Northern
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
12-
11-23
Paper,
—
(quar.)
62%c
1
preferred
A
(quar.)
60c
12-10
12-
1
60C
common
Extra
1
11-30
12-15
11-30
12 V2c
12-15
12-
11-15
11.-30
Mining & Mfg.
(increased
preferred
Modern
5%
1
1240
12-
1
$1.10
12-15
12-
1
Co.,
Inc.,
(quar.)
5
2
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-15
150c
1-16
17c
11-25
11-15
11-25
11-15
common
&
Portland
1-
2
12-24
11-30
12-10
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
50c
12-10
11-25
1-
3
11-30
1-13
11-30
12-15
11-28
12-22
11-29
$1
12-22
11-29
1-12
11-29
12-
25c
12-10
12-
30c
11-20
11-21
5
11-28
1
12-15
12-15
11-25
8c
1-13
12-30
preferred
$1.25
12-
1
11-21
$1.2772
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
45c
12-12
11-25
$1
1
(quar.)
12-12
11-25
Portland
Corp.,
Line,
(quar.i
Midwest
preferred
B
Inc.
12-
2
11-21
30c
12-
7
11-30
1-
3
12-15
30c
12-
1
11-18
Co.—
$1.20
12-15
11-15
$1
12-15
11-15
Co.—
(accum.)—
7%
preferred
Tool
150c
62%c
(accum.)
preferred
11-25
$1.3772
—
(s-a)
Cement
7%
11-30
7c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
Moore
9 '
11-
12-
Co.—
Ltd.
Monolith
Munson
12-
3
payment at
(quar.)
Containers,
preferred
8%
1-
15c
—
quar.)
Monarch
8%
12-23
12-16
81
Co
54
preferred
preferred (quar.)
preferred, (quar.)__.
Mojud
1
30c
1st
Monolith
Utilities—
(quar.)_*__—
1
12-15
25c
-
6
X 1272c
1
12-
11-
40c
Minneapolis Gas,
$4
12-
12-21
J 2-21
12-15
1272c
1272c
A
12-21'
6
5c
■■—
Common
11-28
11-25
35c
Extra
Minnesota
12-21
11-25
12-15
16c
572%
realized
12-12
83c
67r pfd. B
(monthly)—
Laboratories
12-
12-
Fund
Extra
11-23
11-21
12-15
120c
A
(quar.)_
Middle States Telephone.
11-23
1
1-12
12-23
50c
dividend
a
1
1
13-
1
time.
1
1
11-30
Petroleum—
12-
55c
Distilleries,
B
Stock
(quar.)^
10-31
$1
Class
class
;
Products
Corp.
12-
from
)
(P.
Boston
Tube
Hone
12-14
1272c
of
Steel
12-14
12-
12-12
50c
50c
12-
11-30
40c
(quar.)
action taken, on
this
25c
11-14
12-12
30c
(quar.)
States
5%
——
11-11
12-
2%
40c
—
_____
3
12-15
10%
:
Middle
2
1-
40c
151.25
<quar.)__
(Hawaii)—
Extra
25c
preferred
capital
12-15
1272c
(quar.)
——
investment
Co.
*
Co.
Copper
12-30
12-15
12-
5
Co., Ltd.—
Extra
12-15
Year-end
Stock
&
(quar.)J."
Stores
12-15
35c
60c
$1.75
1-
40c
(s-a)
income
Ltd.
dividend
25c
,
Instrument
Georgia
net
Co.,
Meyer-Blanke
1-
12-24
McLellan
317ic
quar.)
12-31
35c
preferred (quar.)
Electric Co.
(quar.)
——
(increased
1-14
$1.18%
conv.
McGraw
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Industries
General
from
Electric
25c
Cigar
Extra
12-31
25c
—
Builders
General
11-29
1-15
1-14
30c
Co.
Maytag Co. (quar.)
McCrory Stores, common
$2
12-10
59%C
6V4C
(quar.)
Growth
1
1$1.38
11-29
13 %c
Quarterly
.
12-10
37 Vac
B
12-
1
11-19
12-20
120c
&
12-15
1-
3
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Maui
11-18
11-30
1-
1-10
45c
(quar.)__
Saskatchewan Coal,
1
11-23
12-15
11-30
45c
_.
(quar.)__
dividend)
Co.
&
12-
567»e
(quar.)
Coip.
130c
_____
(quar.)__
_______
A
;
11-14
1
12-15
$1.75
Steel
12-15
12-
9
35c
,
Lyttcn
12-1
12-12
2
12-
3
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
$3
1272c
12-
50o
(quar.)_
25c
$1.50
(quar.)___—
common
1-
1
12-15
12-20
$1.11
Special
i
3
25c
Mortgage
Massachusetts Investors
—
12-
1-
series
(quar.)
com.
common
$1
preferred
General
12-
11-30
12-15
f
Manning Maxwell & Moore, Inc. (quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens,. Ltd. (s-a
Massachusetts Indemnity Insurance
(quar.)
F.)
conv.
Gatineau
12-15
12-15
*
common
(stock
.
H.)
Car
Class
1
9
9"
15c
(quar.)__'_
preferred
(R.
12-
12-
25c
preferred
MacKinnon Structural
Macy
12-
3
30c
Magor
12-15
1-
125c
,
income)__
(quar.)__
Co.,
Title
Mack
12-19
9
60c
gains)
pfd.
preferred
Lytton's (Henry C.)
1
12-
15c
11-18
8c
:—
—
(R.
(P.)
11-18
$2.50
Fund
common
common,
preferred
1
12-
47*
Bakeries,
(quar.)
Corp.,
Gas,
1
12-15
9
3
15c
realized
Co.,
convertible
Lorillard
2
12-
1-
30c
Bond
net
11-18
12-
3
$1.12%
(quar.)___^
1
25c
1
1-
$1.08
'Increased -quar.):
Co. (initial)
Oil
Inc.
12-
25c
(annual).
Fruit of the Loom,
Inc.-f$3 hon-cum. preferred
Funsten
Stores
12-
1
12-27
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
12-
12-
11-
30c
(quar.)
Extra
11-18.
11-28'
common
com.
Investment
Lighting,
Service
$1.08
3674C
from
preferred
Louisville
11-18
11-28
9
25c
$1.1272
—_
net
Sessions
$1.12%
;
the
9
12-
di¬
a
Extra
11-18
12-
Investment
convertible
Star
7%
2
$1.12%
split
12-
25c
to
Electric
Electric
&
4.75%
.
6
30c
&
County
Loew's
Lone
11-28
12-15
75c
Sons ,(quar.)
(from
Livingston
,
11-30
1-
3
tv;o-for-one.
Keystone
11-30
12-15
$1.1272
______
'
Paper
Auto
11-28
J30c
—.—
com.
12-
1-
$1.25
Wheel
(increased)
!
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd. (auar.)_
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds-
$1.50
11-28
12-15
proposal
11-30
11-30.
meet¬
Kelsey-Hayes
Lincoln
12-13
3c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Lincoln
12-15
.
11-30.
12-15
$1.25
Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Liggett & Mv
[vers Tobacco, 7% pfd.
(quar.)—
Cl
:up (quar.)
__l
12-15
50c
xl7z%
$1.20
Life
11-10
38c
xlV4C
Lily-Tulip
50c
(quar.)...—
11-30
____
preferred
$1.80
25c
—
11-30
3
(quar.)
Corp.
Langendorf United
11-10
12-
3
Extra
12-20
1
11-23
11-
common.
4.327c
Lamson
2
1-
1
137 7a C
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
(quar.%,
4.75%
12-
12-10
12-
lx$1.75
preferred
9
25c
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
prpferred
year-end
11-28
1-
:__
___
Year-end
_—_L.
2
Stockholders will vote at the annual
ing to be held on March 9th, on
Kings
12-
50c
)
<
•
3
Kuhlman
3
12-21
3
11-28
1-
$2
meeting
1-
11-28
3
1
11-30
Keystone Growth Fund series "K-2" (16c
from net
investment
income
and
95c
11-30
75c
——
4.40%
12-15
11-25
1
12-15
,
1-
"B-l"
12-20
3
(quar.)—
Investing Co., Inc.—
non-cumulative preferred
Company (quar.)
$2.50
3
1-
—
(quar,)—
(quar.)
Drive
(Fred
Class
1-
Custodian Funds—
Preferred
Great
12-12
1
12-
12-10
20c
(quar.)_
5%. 1st
11-25
1
Light,
Wyoming
2
1°-
12-15
3
1-
Co.
(quar.)
Insurance (quar.)
Wayne Corrugated
Gordon
12-12.
12-15
25c
(quar.)____
Glens
12-12
3
1
"(quar.)
5%'
3
1-
45c
(quar.)_.
George
12-
1-
65c
(s-a)
preferred
,
3
40c
—
&
,
1-
12-
D
General
3
15c
Extra
SI
Eastern
Cincinnati,
12-16
12-10
64c
Inc.
11-28
3
net
—
Chicago Medical Arts Building
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Cincinnati
1-
12-15
40c
realized
gains)
&
12-20
10c
(quar.)
year-end
Chesebrough-Ponds
Year-end
5
12-
12-15
C
5%
3
15c
preferred
7%
3
1-
12-16
8
4,32%
Frick
12-
12-
12-
12-15
5c
preferred (quar. )i__
Katz Drug Co. (quar.)_
Kearney & Trecker (quar.)__
11-28
3
12-
472%
French
3
2
1-
3
1-
$1.10
472 %
10c
(s-a)
B
Franco
1-
12-
$1.0674
A
5'/2%
—
Securities
&
9
9'
17 %C
(quar.)
Illinois
1212-
30c
(year-end)
(initial)
Light,
preferred
Central
12-24
12-24
Gas—
preferred
,4.75%
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.i
America
of
J272C
$1.01
Carson,
25c
60c
55c
(quar.) ___*
4.287*
5,
11-28
11-30
of
v~
(quar.)
Gas
5
12-16
12-12
12-10
and
,
company
D
Kansas
1*2-16
quar.)
income
(year-end)
E
rectors*
3
at
Telephone Corp..
11-17
12-
(year-end
____
preferred
1-
12-28
25c
of
preferred
,
6 7c
(E)
3
75c
1
11-30
Kahn's
12-22
class A
11-18
3
11-30,
11-17
(Seattle)—
Inc.
1
1-
3
11-30
15c
Fund,
12-
1-
1-3
$$1
York
t37 V2c
xl 74 %
12-10
1-
.i_
preferred
Franklin
8,
30c
(quar.)
Power
4.357*
1
772c
<quar.)_.
preferred
preferred
FOur
12-
$1.12%
Stores
Ltd.,
*
11-24
12-
12-20
12-
(quar.)____
preferred
Fort
12-15
12-15
,
5c
New
(quar.)
J50c
(quar.)
Service, Ltd.,
Johns-Manville
•
of
11-15
11-15
(quar.)L
11-25
(resumed)
Industrial
12-
55c
Co.
1
1
C
12-15
1
(quar.)—
Fund
50c
:
1-
("ear-»nH
——
National
5%
Jamestown
25c
Electric
Fiduciary Trust
(special)
(quar.)
(increased)
L
12-
12-
preferred
5%
.
$1.50
:
11-15
1
70c
75c
3
11-28,
11-25,
30c
Fire
12-
r
3
1-
1-
11-28
$1.25
Forge
11-18
Xl%%
12-15
$1.03
(year-end)
Droo
472%
:—
preferred
Co.
1
1-14
(quar.) J
12-15
$1.50
4%%
4727*
9
$1.1272
(increased
12-
B
tl5c
Consolidated
11-30
12-
preferred
;
12-19
•
1'
12-
9
(Canada)—
Co;.
Public
shares
t
Year-end
1
11-28
(Hali¬
(s-a)
Fairbanks
11-29
&
preferred
4 74%
Co.
11-23
12-
5
50c
Products
2
1-
12-12
12-
15)
Machine
t20c
(increased
Share
Financial
12-
3
„
(quar.)
&
77c
.
1-
60c
Extra
Florida
1
Jaeger
30c
(quar.
First
11-21
12-
15c
com.
12-22
L.¬
ihvestment
payment
Nov.
on
Jamaica
37*
(quar.)
Quarterly
3
2c
Assurance
preferred
SI.75
$4.50
Bond
Electrical
3
Extra
Coleman
Electric,
Fittings,
12-15
12-
125c
common
12-
12-22
68 %c
(quar.)
security profits)
(year-end)_
Bank
$1.10
—*.
preferred
preferred
from
Iron
common
held
4
$1.50
(increased
1
12-29
12-30
20c
from
50c
(Bahamas)
Financial
11-22
1-
62V2c
com.
Stores,
■
cents
cents
T%preferred
(quar.)
Corp.
preferred
Extra
1-16
1
12-30
577zc
participating pfd.
International. Salt, Co.
•••' i
:
Flcctric
11-16
in¬
-
com.
1
6c
Washington
International Breweries, Inc.
(quar.)
International Mining Corp. (directors omitted
11-12
37J/2c
Co.
1
12-
»2%c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturing
50c
Co.
partic.
Paso
1
11-23
25c
realized
Loan
(quar.)
(quar.)I_
convertible
Interlake
12-16
net
A
Shares, Ltd.—
Institutional Insurance Fund
11-12
____.
Bros.
$4.50
$1.50
12-16
from
A
B
Life Assurance
Increased quarterly.,
Industrial Rayon
11-30
12-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Baler
7»%
1-
—
Canadian
Chicago
4
12-
62i/2c
Co.,
Extra
Edison
12-15
12-30
—
Ecuadorian
1-
Cable, class A
(quar.l___.
B
39
25c
Kodak
Extra
20c
Co
Canada
16
12-2
11-23
from
12-
55c
Imperial
,
(quar.).;
11-25
12-13
20c
Flooring Co., Ltd., $1 pid. A
12-21
28'/8C
_4——
preferred
Economy
30c
Cement
Service
3
10c
—
Fuel Assoc.,
12-15
3
25c
(quar.)
Portland
California
Chance
&
preferred
:
Inc.
California
4%
Gas
Essex
15c
i
Extra
1-
12-28
25c
____
(quar.50c
12V2C
12-15
12-15
Institutional
(quar.)—
•
11-19
1
?5c
—
Diug Co. (quar.)
Chuck Grinder (quar.)
Insley
12-45
^
Federal
T
(quar.)____
12-15
1-15
15c
Savings &
11-19
9
60c
(quar.)—1__.
Bigelow
12-30
Mfg.
S.l
11-25
11-30
101%
(quar.)
—
Co.
12-15
(quar.)
Ji-30
12-
A
——
Eruaswig
Central
N.
Fidelity
Year-end
Mfg.
12-30
(yeai-en<i)___
12-
15c
12-23
time.
Paper (stock dividend)____________
Boyertown Burial Casket (quar.)
Braiorne
30c
15c
year-end
dividend
Canada
Federal
this
11-25
(quar.)
and
50c
35C
Bowater
Castle
(50c
Special i
Emery Air Freight
Emporium Capwell
Co.—
at
11-25
income),
Elec.
$4.32
11-10
50c
omitted
11-25
Extra
11-17
12-
$3
Special
Ami
12-10
(extra)
Sugar^____
12-
Imperial Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.—
12-10
2c
Racing Association, com.
$1
preferred (quar.)
^___—
Eastern
Theatres, Ltd.
67c
preferred
preferred
$1.3174
Amer.
12-15
25c
(year-end)
International
Stores,; Ltd.
Eastman
5.607c
12-10
(annual)
of
11-25
3
1-
12-15
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Co.,' common
preferred (quar.).
Telephone Co.,'572% pfd. C
4.60%
Illinois
50c
(quar.)
12-10
U5c
Mines
(Brooklyn)
W.), Ltd.. class
Industries (Initial!
75c
(quar.)
9
50c
(Frank
62'/2c
._
1
]*c
Directors
12-
Eastern
12-31
11-24
iR C
(quar.)i—
11-28
12-15
Co.—
Bradstreet
4'/27*
11-28
$1.25
(quar.)
Extra
Co,
12-15
50c
common
12-9
100%
Circuit.Breaker
25c
common- (quar.)
(quar.)__i_
Industries
&
Eastern
El
30c
—
5%
preferred
(quar.)'_
Service
:
Elack, Sivalls & Bryson tquar.)
E'lue Bell, Inc. (quar.)
:
Airplane
I-T-E
Extra
1
50%
Son,
Boeing
11-28
(quar.)
Corp.-Seagrams -tquar.)——
fax,
1
Inc,_______
RR.,
&
5',/
11-30
I*
■' ;•
13c
common
Manufacturing Co.
Carey
11-30
12-10
.
.
<ytai-end)T
Bishop's
$1
12-10
gains
.(quar. 1
(quar.(____
Lake
12-15
12-5
profits
Dominion
11-18
1-16
(quar.)
Bird
Erown
3
12-
—
&
75c
—
Eastern
1-
:___—__
Bibb
(quar.)
preferred
Duncan
1
12-
Stock dividend (subject to stockholders
ap¬
proval at annual meeting in January i
Beech-Nut Packing (quar.)
Eessemer
Sound
Extra
12-
30c
——
preferred
Howe
Horner
Howard
50c
Stock
•4.40%
11-30
(quar.)
Bassett Furniture Industries,
Extra
12-20
11-29
67c
12-
3
+6c
3
.
3
1-
35c
Guaranty
9
5
12-12
1-
25c
Title
1-
12-1
12-30
60c
12-
12-
Co.
1
.1
53c
1
11-28
approved
Extra
■'
1-17
12-15
$1,0674
Quarterly
Co.—
12-10
11-17
12-
$1.1272
_____!
(quar.)
Consolidated Gold
'
2
5%
;
.___
Ltd
$40
preferred
Fund
Distillers
1
$1.15
income)
Ties
Refractories,
Eriggs
12-
$1.12 72
dividend
5%%
Erillo
12-10
$1.50
Biummell
Home
Giorgio Fruit, $3 preferred (s-a)
Diamond Alkali, common
(quar.)
12-10
(initial)
Extra
Bon
7
60c
!
Stock
11-16
12-15
Co.
1__
(quar.)
Year-end
Ltd.—
Di
12-15
quar.)
pfd.
Ir.c;
Hollinger
12-15
Africa,
Corp.
12-10
2
1-
32 72c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Carpets.
1-
2- 1
,
1
t5c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
12-29
pfd.
Atlantic
Dresser
(quar.)
11-30
_
Delaware
7
12-
11-25
Fund
119/lOc
1 1/lOc
Badger
Ealdwin
Easic
12-
12-28
12-15
65c
Stock
12-31
Harding
Hazeltine
'
,
(quar.)__
Oil
Steel
Extra
Cuban
$1.50
com.
Voting Machine
Axe-Houghton
Beau
12-28
5
40c
Year-end
and
12-
5c
(increased
Atlanta Gas Light, 4.60%
4Vs>% preferred (quar.)
Atlantic City Electric, new
Automatic
11-28
*60c
(quar.)
Co.
$$1
12-29
(extra)
'
(accum.)____—
Investment
Securities,
(increased s-a)
1
10c
Sexton
security
Inc.—
preferred
12-15
5%
Co.,, class A
Class
60c
Transport,
conv.
12-30
$1.20
A
conv.
vestment
12-20
Year-end
Associated
12 %c
Reynolds
&
4%%
12-13
22 72c
.—
Asbestos Corp., Ltd. .(quar.)-.
; Extra
Associated Food Stores (initial)—
Associated
quar.t__
Corp.—•
v
$1 dividend preferred (quar.)
Coty International Corp. (annual)__
12-13-
-
11-30
12-
11-18
1
Steel,
&
12-27
12-28
12-15
Payable of Rec.
30c
(quar.)
Holdert
When
.
$1.75
1272c
preferred 4quar.)_
Hammond Organ
(stock dividend
by stockholders).
1
30c
12-27
25c
(quar.)___
11-18
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
72 %
1
r
series
20c
Smelting
1
12-
(quar.)
__
preferred
50c
American
4
3
._
Cornell-Dubilier Electric,
f
47i 7c
11-18
15c
(quar.)
preferred
67c
9
11-18
1
1-
Machine
&
dividend
Copperweld
12-15
1
12-
12-
South
Ltd.
;__
Range
Stock
Critben
50c
12-
23c
(quar.):
Steel
Cow -Gulch
25c
Co.
Copper
12-16
12 Viz c
a
on
of
Co.
Paper Co.
dividend.!:
Stock
40c
Extra
50c
—___
at
Dec. 16
proposal to declare a 20%
American
Optical
(quar.)
Stores
70c
Standard
Year-end
'
11-23
—
(iner.
pfd.
Insurance
Continental
5
Mines
!—:
Ltd.__
liquidating)
Continental
5
93 %c
—.—_
Corp.
voce
12-
87 Viz c
;___
_____
on
12-23
7
$1
(quar.)
Insurance
HammermiU
12-
Stores-*-
preferred
(Initial
Year-end
75c
62 72 c
quar.)
Field
Retail
Continental Foundry
11-30
preferred
Life
5c
Final
8
12-15
77c
Gulf
Per
Share
Sugar, common
(quar.),
*
10-31
Hallnor
(quar.)
com.
Co.,
Electric
non-cum.
Consolidated
4%'/<>
t25c
Western
2sl5d
Consolidated
12-30
(quar.)
Power
Diesel
12-
30c
&
Consolidated
$2.50
(quar.)_:
will
Light
1
37 72 c
Hardware
Nast
Ltd.,
Corp.—
30c partic., preferred
(accum.)
American Electronics
(quar.)
ing to be held
Conde
Connecticut
1
25c
(increased
com.
preferred C (quar.)
preferred D (quar.V
American Electric Securities
American
(Phila),
Amusement
25c
3V2%
Screw
Title
Consolidated
18 %c
11-15
$2
•
if
(quar.)___—
Publications Cquar.)_
12-10
____
3%%
American
1
split
preferred
1
Cos.—
Cyanamid,
Special
preferred B
4%
12-
(quar.)
J
Name of Company
v
„
$1.65
Commonwealth
12-15
40c
preferred
American
Stockholders
I
the split at a spe¬
to be held on Nov. 23_____
cial meeting
12-
3
10c
American
*
(Ky.V—
for
Holders
Great
:
-5
When
Payable of Rec.S
-
stockholders approve
12-20
Z
convertible
(accum.)
after
Per
Share
:
,
-
Insurance
quarterly
12-
i$1.31
2nd preferred (quar.)_
Goods Mfg. Co._
Aluminum
3V2 7r
Initial
75c
.
6%
preferred
Co.—
'
$1.09%
(quar.)_
Extra'
Holders
Payable of Rec;
$1.75
&
57i%
When
25c
_
Aloe
.
River Paper
2nd
$6
-
Extra
*7%-
Alles
*■
<'
-
.
Company
Commonwealth Life
date.
Per
Alco
v
.
Name of
Columbia
Dividend announcements
payment
-
A
(quar.)
(year-end)
(quar.)
t $ 1.75
t $1.75
$1
11-
12-
3
3
5
12-
2
12-
2
11-25
The
(2138)
14
1
~
...
...
Per
Share
'
J——-.————25c
Extra
20c
27'/2c
30c
Corp.
iquar.)
Cash Register
Natco
(quar.)
(Detroit)
(quar.)—
National
Casualty
National
Lines
City
(quar.)—.
Industries (quar.)_
National Securities SeriesEstimated quarterly distributions
Income Series
Shops
Shirt
National
Standard
Inc.)
investment income)—
(Del.) (quar.)
(from
National
r
.
(from investm't
Stock Series
Growth
Co.
(quar.)— _
National
Sugar
Special
(quar.)
Electric,
preferred (quar.)_
Niagara Mohawk Power Co.—
33A%
(increased
Common
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)c_c_
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
preferred
4.10%
preferred
(quar,)
(quar.)__
Norria-ThermsKkir'
Northeast
5%%
preferred
12-13
3
12-13
11-25
$2
12-
9
Southern
—
$1
$1.01'A
75c
(quar.)_
55c
933/ic
Av">
45c
—
85c
—.J.—90c
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97'/2c
____„
$1.02'/a
of
held—
r4%%
1
11-25
1-
3
12-
1
11-18
1-3
12-15
5%
12- i
12-20
55e
(L.
Ir)-
$1.37%
40c
40c
40c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
12-31
12-
1
12-31
12-
1
12-
1
1» 3
12-
9
Extra-
Insurance
(quar.)
1-
12-20
3
5
12-
11-28
12-15
12-
Co.,
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
4.44%
preferred (quar.)___
Forge <fc Machine Corp.
Class
Service
5
Storkline
1
Strawbridge &
Oshkosh
B'Gosh
Extra
Owens-Corning
Pacific
Clay
Pacific
Flbreglass
3
12-15
Stuart
1-
3
12-15
Sunbeam
Products
Indemnity
Pacific
Machinery
Pamour
2
Sunshine
12-30
12-
9
Sunshine
Mining
12-15
12-
1
Talcott
12-15
12-
1
5%
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
1-25
1-
12-15
12-
5.75%
Taylor
5
1
5
at
ment
Parker
this
Stocknolders
on
common
1-
2
12-15
12-
9
11-28
Extra
12-
1
11-21
Stock
will
62%c
vote
at
the
annual
&
Ford,
Pennsylvania
Salt
Bank
2
11-25
12-
1
11-15
11-19
llr
12-
Transamerica
1
Travelers
12-16
12-
12-15
11-30
12-
1
12-21
12-
1
term
capital
10c
25c
from
Transit
Co.
Pratt-Hewitt
Preston
East
Dome
Produce
Terminal
Service
Common
$4.50
$4
$3.70
12-15
12-
$3.50
__
1114c
1-16
I-
25c
12-15
12-
United
Board
quar.)__
52%c
12-14
12r
United
Can
25c
12-15
11-30
2%c
(quar.)
12 %c
Mines.
Cold
Electric
(s-a)IIIIII
Ltd.
Gas
preferred
$4.75
pfd.
_
;
—
Corp.,
Ltd.
IIIIII
(quar.)___
11-28
12-20
11-28
12-20
11-28
$1.18%
12-15
11-30
12-14
11-30
$1
__________
20c
1-
Pyle-National Co., common
8% preferred (quar.)
6
12-15
12-30
12-15
Purina
Co.
(quar.)__
_
'1-
$2
1-
75c
_
Extra
$1
1-
35c
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (increased quar.)
85c
1-
Quarterly
Reeves Brothers, Inc. (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.)
85c
4-
Rice Ranch
Richfield
(quar.)__
;
Brand
Rice
Stock
Rotary
San
Co.
Fire
Bros.
12-
1
11-15
Washington
12-
1
11-15
Wellington Fund
2-
1-13
~
12-10
11-25
5%
12-29
11-25
50c
_
12-
preferred
(quar.)
Ry.
Co
Ltd.
(Ariz.)
Power
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
37%c
12-
1
11-15
12-
9
11-25
12-15
12-1
(quar.)
12-19
11-19
25c
II-30
11-21
11-30
11-21
2%%
Marine
Insurance
Co
Corp.
(quar.)
Shattuck
&
(Frank
to
G.)
5%
Co.
Extra
pfd.
(accum.)
4%
White
5
Willett
11-21
Wilson
11-30
Woodward
12-21
12-
7
12-21
12-
7
for
lien
the
Erie
15c
11-
3
3
11-23
share
H.)
II-23
pfd.
preferred
prior
4Vi%
conv.
12-30
11-23
11-18
Young
Youngstown
Yard-Man,
(quar.)
preferred
12-23
12-12
12-23
12- 9
12-23
12- 9
1- 3
12-28
12-20 '
12-15
12-28
prior
Inc.
(J. S.)
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
2
12-16
12-
2
Extra
Steel
(year-end)
Door
(quar.)
$$1.31
1
12-
1
11-
4
11-
12-
4
11-15
11-30
1-
3
12-20
20c
12-
1
11-15
87 '/2C
12-
1
11-15
12-
11-15
12-
.11-10
10c
12-
11-10
$1.12'/2
12-
11-10
12-20
11-25
25c
12-20
11-25
12-20
11-25
from
Co.
11-21
10-21
50c
12-15
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
62 '/2c
(quar.)_______—r_.
12-10
11-21
12-10
11-21
25c
12-16
11-29
11-15
11-29
11-15
40c
12-24
12-10
40c
12-24
12-10
15c
(quar.)
Corp.
1-6-56
15c
(quar.)
American & Foreign Power (quar.)
12-
11-10
9
15c
12-
9
11-10
25c
12-
1
11-19
50c
& Socket (year-end 1
Gas & Electric (increased quar.)_
Forging
12-10
11-10
12-
9
2%
1-10
30C
12-31
12-23
35c
12-
1
11-16
$1.16
11-16
dividend
Greetings Corp.
Home Assurance,
(increased quar.)_
com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Products Corp.
Home
Hospital
Ice
12-
1
20c
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
30c
—
(quar.)__
preferred—
Supply
6%
Co.,
(monthly)
12-20
$3
non-cum.
12-
9
11-21
11-14
20c
12-15
12-
5
Prior
75c
12-15
12-
5
12-
12- 5
12-22
12- 6
12- 1
11-25
12- 2
Insulator, common
(quar.)_
preferred (s-a)
Investment Co. of Illinois—
American
(increased
Common
prior
American
$12'/2c
;
12-15
12-20
1-31
1-31
12- 1
12-12
11-25
12-12
11-25
div.
5%
7%
1-13
1
1-13
12-10
11-25
2-
10-31
12- 9
1
11-22
American
62'/2c
12-
shown
dividend
above
Shipbuilding
Smelting &
American
Steel
2
12-20
12-
1
American
3
12-
1
American
$1.12V2
12-15
12-
1
$1.12'/2
12-15
12- 1
12'/2c
12-15
-12-1
50c
$1.50
1-
was
incorrectly
12-1
11-15
25c
1-16
12-15
12-
1
12-20
12-12
12-15
11-23
12-15
11-23
Tobacco
dividend)
12-
1
11-14
$1
11-23
11-
9
11-30
11-
4
12-15
11-25
85c
12-
11-10
25%
1
11-23
11-
3
Works—
Window Glass
preferred
11-14
5
60c
!
(quar.)
5
12-
60c
Co. (N. J.)_
Refining (quar.)
(increased)____—
(stock
10-31
12-
50c
Foundries
Viscose
Water
11-21
25c
2%%
—
1
34 %c
12-
1
11-15
31'Ac
12-
1
11-28
$20c
12-
1
11-17
Co.—
(accum.)
National, Ltd.
11-15
12-
37 %C
12-30
35c
5
1
12-15
re¬
preferred
(quar.)
% %
preferred
(quar.)
5%
12-
common
6%
American
1
1-9-56
$1.75
the
of
—
12-
1
12-
(quar.)
Seating
American
shares
12-
12-15
Sanitary—
——
Extra
American
1
1-9-56
35c
(quar.)
ported in our previous issues as a 25c
payment. Company is now paying 35c quar.
Seal-Kap (Del.)
(stock dividend)
12-14
12-
3-
Lines
American
11-15
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
15c
9
62'/2c
4%
62'/2c
:
preferred (quar.)—:
shares
12-
(quar.)
A
NOTE—The
2- 1
11-30
12-20
$1.25
quar.)
American Radiator & Standard
Common
2-20
12-15
4%
stock)
B
class
in
(payable
President
11-14
1
50c
25c
dividend
preferred
11-14
12-17
$1.12%
quar.)
(increased
B
Stock
11-14
1
Chemical—
(increased
Stock
$4
&
11-14
1
12-
$1
Potash
A
12-14
12-
5%
____
American
1- 6
1- 6
5%
preferred
Class
11-21
1
50c
(quar.) —
(quar.)
Meter Co. (quar.)——
News Co. (bi-monthly)—
12- 1
11-25
12-
SI
common
—
dividend
Stock
American
11-25
12-15
dividend)
(stock
Maracaibo
Metal Co., Ltd.,
Year-end
4'/2%
12-15
12-10
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)
American
11-15
1-1-56
25c
50c
prefeired
Maize-Products
American
4'/2%
1
$1.31'A
quar.)—_—
(quar.)__
American Machine & Foundry
(quar.)—
1
Stock div. (One sh. for each 50 shs. held)
5 'A %
Class
50c
(quar.)
11-18
12-15
-—
Andian
12-16
10c
Enka
9c
quar.)
;
12-10
1-3-56
10c
12-15
common
5
25c
(quar.)
American
11-18
$0.8028
Two
10-28
(quar.)
Tiling
American
9
(initial)
(s-a)
dividend)
11-15
12-
60c
12-
held
Corp.,
4V2%
(quarterly
Encaustic
$4.64
12-22
1- 3
12-30
12- 9
$1.433A
(quar.)
(increased
9-24
12-10
25c
Colortype
American
Worthington
12-
1
ChicFe
American
11-23
12- 1
12- 1
12-3
12-16
11-18
$1
conv.
3
'
3'/2c
Cable
&
American
12- 1|
(quar.)__
com.
11-17
1-
—
American
four-for-one.
com.
Ry.,
4'A%
(stock
(quar.)
Chain
Stock
directors'
a
1
50c
income)
American
63c
(quar.)
5%
Iron
on
11-18
12-
Year-end
special meeting
a
22
Dec.
11-18
5
20c
American
$1.12'/2
25%
$17'/2c
Propane Gas
Bros.,
each
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)___^
split
(Considev
12-14
class
vote at
on
Lake
River
11-30
ioc
~~
%
$1.50
will
to
&
prior
5
12%c
(quar.)_
12-20
12-20
15c
;
___
proposal
12-
j%
Co.,
Timber
held
be
Wheeling
Corp,
5
12-
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Business Shares
American
Stockholders
12-
25c
__.
1-15
1-15
,11- 2
12-
$1.25
Extra
11-30
17'/2c
17'/2c
11-14
12-23
$1
preferred
American
11-18
11-30
12-15
15c
Year-end
quar.)
12- 1
12-15
1
12-
$1.02
50c
183/4C
Extra
time
Gas
Ltd.,
(quar.)——
B
(quar.)
American
Paper
Weyerhaeuser
12-15
Co.—
(initial
Gas
Class
12-15
22Vic
HI
dividend
Westminister
30c
Extra
Stock
Seminole Oil
Utilities
Western
$1.02%
30c
&
common
Kentucky
45c
(quar.)
Roebuck
Western
22 %c
I_IIIII
—
this
at
7
12-23
30c
American
12-15
27c
Whirlpool-Seeger,
Service-
(quar.)
6
quar.)
taken
12-
1-20
common
American
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
(from net investment inc.)
action
12-23
25c
Condensing—
dividend
7
35c
—
American
11-21
50c
80c
45c
(year-end)_
Water Power (increased
Year-end
$3c
1
dc
40c
37l/2c
(s-a)
Western
No
1
11-10
50c
net
12-20
11-21
$12'/2c
Co.
Inc.,
<quar.)__
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
American
11-30
12-15
12-15
1- 3
11-25
11-18
7
12-
11-10
12-
25c
convertible preferred
American
12- 7
11-30
1-10
12- 1
12-15
11-15
Extra
11-28
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
12- 5
2
11-10
12-28
$25c
u—
Extra
5%
9
9
933Ac
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
American Bakeries,
Common
1-
12-
12-
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Automobile Insurance Co. (St.
American
1-24
12-15
1
$55c
Louis)
4 '/2 %
1
11-15'
1
12-
37'/2c
:
(quar.)
Airlines,
American
11-19
5
75c
$1.50
Extra
^
&
Warren
11-25
quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)_
Swasey (extra)
Warner
Cement
convertible preierred
3'/2 %■
12-15
12-15
20%
Cotton,
11-15
1
(quar.)__
Extra
11-25
pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Aggregates, common
5% preferred (quar.)
American
12-
81'Ac
—
75c conv.
preferred
1
12-15
11-25
(quar.)
com.
5 'A %
75c
(quar.)
(increased
Ry.
—
4%
30c
55c
15c
50c
quar.)
dividend
1
12-10
$3.75
Aluminum Co.
12-
12-16
12-
75c
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ltd.
1- 2
1- 2
12-15
1-3
12-15
40c
SOc
(quar.)___—
Aluminum Co. of America, common
70c
$1
Wabasso
Co.
Mfg.,
Portland
Alpha
Aluminium,
11-22
11-29
11-29
11-30
12-30
12- 9
11-28
1-
Inc.
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Steel
2
15c
Corp., common
(Louis)
Allison
12-
..12-,.2
American
Extra
68c
(quar.)
Corp.
Inc.
12-
60c
quar.)__
(stock dividend)—
(initial
12-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Light Co.
(quar.)
3c
Mines,
preferred
Seagrave
New
3-15
Virginian
(quar.)
Gold
Seaboard
Sears,
2
1
(quar.)
dividend
Common
Sealed
Veeder-Root,
&
Transit
11-25
(quar.)
Scranton-Spring Brook Water
4.40%
12-15
Power
11-28
(quar.)
Francisco
Industries
Stock
3
$1
Lead
San
Antonio
Savage
Utica
12-
(increased)
Allis
Pennsylvania—
of
common
common
Utah
12-15
II
Inc.,
New
5
12-15
__
12- 1
12- 5
11-15
;
12-16
£1.15
3%
5c
5c
5%
50c
—
4.08%
11-18
12 '/2c
15c
133,4c
75c
(quar.)
Laboratories,
3Va%
37'/2c
preferred
11-18
42 %c
Joseph
Louis
5
4'/£%'
12-21
(quar.)
Mills
Co.
Steel
Theater,
St.
12-
12-
4
12-10
Y.)
(increased
com.
Co.
Universal Match,
3C
A
Manufacturing
St.
9
2c
Extra—
Roxy
9
12-
(N.
(quar.)
Telephone
75c
_
Electric
preferred
62%c
dividend
Rockwell
12-
(quar.)
Insurance
Stockyards,
IIII—I
(quar.)_.
(H. H.)
preferred
United
70c
11-30
11-30
12-
4%
Co.
11-15
11-18
$2.05
.
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing,
12- 7
50c
'
(quar.)J_—
1
4%
$1.06'A
10c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Life
Stock
5qc
Extra
S.
Machinery,
Extra
IIIIIII
Finance, class
Class B (quar.)
Robertson
4'A%
1
Special
River
Stock
U.
certificates
Co.
12- 1
12-1
$4 ...-12-23
J,* $4
12-23
45c
Inc.—
Extra
10c
trust
(s-a)—-
(quar.)
Allied Stores
10c
10c
(increased quar.)
common
Hoffman
12-
.
preferred
S.
12-12
(quar.)
Ritter
5%%
U.
Allied
12-21
$2.50
$1
Kid
Allied
75c
lquar.)____
Gas
10-31
32c
(year-end)
com.
10-31
12- 1
12-5
12- 5
87'/2c
:o____
Machines,
dividend
Finance
,11-1
J-.12- 1
y
2—
Dye
.11-15
12-12
$1.12'/a.,
(guar.)
Pictures,
5'/2% preferred
Chemical &
Stock
12-21
12-21
12-15
:
Jersey RR. & Canal
Glass,
25c
Oil Co
Oil
3'
3
12-16
H
Packing Co.
S.
United
30c
(quar.)___
New
Voting
11-28
12-20
75c
(quar.)____
12-20
$1 04'/2
(quar.)_
___.
Extra
1
$1.02
(quar.)
(quar.)
j.
United States Envelope Co.
12-
35c
(quar.)^
Fastener
12-31
I-16
12-15
—
(quar.)_
Artists
Allied
Allied
10c
(quar.)
common
quar.)^
Quarterly
Allied
7'/2c
56'Ac
50c
(extra 1
Carton
Glass,
Extra
U.
;
preierred
Industries,
t4c
&
25c
(quar.)
common
10-31
11-15
45c
(quar.)
United-Carr
I
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
preferred
35c
$1.12'/2
$1
92'/2c
87'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
$15c
(quar.)___
Missouri, com. (quar.)
pfd.
(increased
.
C.)'Business
11-30
1
I,
v-
$10c
$27'/2c
1
Allen -(R.
ii-i5
1
12-
;» y.
___—
(quar.)
Great Southern RR. ord.
Extra
12-
31c
Alabama Power Co.,»4.20% pfd. (quar.) ____
4,60%. preferred
(quarjl
___^.
s
American Engineering Co. (stock divid.)
>Allen Electric & Equipment Co. (quan)
Ltd.—
2nd
United
(N.J.)—
(increased)
Inc.
11-30
11-23
5
$1
Storage Co
&
12-15
12-
of
preferred
Sugar new
A
40c
50c
<quar.)______
12-15
12-15
securities? profits)-
All
11-23
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
11-28
11-30
1- 1
12-28
2-15
2-15
2-15
2-15
12- 9
$1.12'/2
:
preferred
Series
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Co.
preferred
Union
(quar.)
com.
partic.
preferred
11-30
Puincm (George) Fund (see
George Putnam).
Rath
Electric
15c
(Increased
;
;
11-25
12- 9
12- 9
12-13
1- 3
12-24
12-10
1-10
10c
,,
11-11
40c
40c
70c
40c
11-17
11-25
62'/2C
(quar.)___
preferred
Allied
12-10
12-10
■
.
cqm.
11-17
12-10
12-12
'
37 '/2c
—
net
*.
2-
$1
—_—
preferred'(«-a^__
6%
12- 2
12-15
12-15
11-15
12- 2
11-11
(quar.)
Corp
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
__1
(Dallas)
(quar.)
Fox Film
Acceptance
non-cum.
12-15
2c
preferred
Ralston
Union
12-15
Oil
Extra
Underwood
33c
Cordage
(year-end)
Employes stock (year-endt
4.18%
11-21
(quar.)
Corp.
y
•
From
-
prior
$3.50
Alabama
>
11-25
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Twentieth-Century
capital
Plymouth
Publicker
5
preferred
Temper
Union
preferred
(Hartford)
Co.,
V2 %
invest¬
net
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Pullman,
12-
4
long-
(quar.)
Corp.
convertible
4.08%
12-12
True
37c
Aircraft
$1.40
$2.80
60c
from
__
Natural Gas
Portland
3
& Norristown RR.—
of
ment income and 2c from short-term
gains)
Pioneer
1-
$L50
gains,
$1,12%
Coal
Truax-Traer
11-30
12-21
(year-end
)
(special)
Corp.
Insurance
Trinity Universal Insurance
5
12-15
—
Fund
(annual)
11-25
,
(quar.)
Alabama.common
_t;
12-15
12-15
11-25
Extra
40c
Quarterly
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
.
12- 9
1- 3
1- 3
12- 5
12-20
12-10
11-15
12-10
50c
______
_______
(quar.)—J
Reductioa Co.,
<
12- 9
1-13
11-30
40c
——
(quarj
,
■
$1.25
20c
10c
lc
15c
20c
1
$lc
5%
$1.10
dividend)-
t-:;; Common (quar.) __■
5y2'/» preferred-(quar.)
•
10c
Packing
11-25
40c
Philadelphia, Germantown
Pioneer
(quar.)
(year-end)
Bell Royalty
11-23
25c
—
,
_
15c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Producing
Inc.
40c
(s-a)
(ouar.)—
preferred
Gulf
12-14
$62y2c
.
12- 1
1- 3
1- 3
12- 9
11-19
11-30
(this payment
preferred
(quor.)
Co.
TYear-end.
'f
12-16
12-15
12-30
12-15
v^Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.-i—-
12- 1
$1.24
$1.35
15c
Special
Tom
——___.
4%%
dividend
(quar.)
$1.50
(quar.)
Y.)
(N.
25c
2%
iquar.)
preferred
Tobin
12-16
12-
$lc
1st ptd.
Extra
Public
12-28
$2
12%c
(year-end>__
Exchange
common
Transmission
Steel
Wire
5%-
12-20.
12- 2
1-11
1-11
3%
(quar.)
40c
Ltd., 5%
Pennsylvania
Milk,
(increased)
common
5.40%
12-10
30c
Ltd.
Extra
2
45c
60c
45c
22'/2c
Extra
Laundry Service, Ltd
Penick
Corp.,
preferred
Time,
Co.—
Pembina Pine Line.
1-
meet¬
___.
Peerless
!
dividend
Gas
Texas
ing to be held on Dec. 13 on a directors'
proposal to declare a 100%
stock div.
Parmelee Transportation (quar.)
Pcabody Coal, 5% preferred (accum.)
Brewing
(quar.)
Cos
4.96%
(quar.)
62'/2c
683Ac
717/8C
—
Stock
pay¬
15c
30c
(quar.)
common
Ranch
Tennessee
time)
Rust-Proof
ejon
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Instrument
11-28
1- 3
12-15
12-15
12-27
12-20
12-22
12-31
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
12- 8
12-21
.
25c
(quar.)__
preferred
Texas
action
no
37y2c<
$1.25
40c
(quar.)
Inc.,
(James)
preferred
5'/2%
Porcupine Mines—
(Directors took
—
12-10
$1.25
Ltd.:
(stock
Affiliated Poind—
11-28
11-18
12-10
12-10
3
1-
30c
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co., com. (quar.)
•'
1L-23
31 'Ac
12-
10c
25c
(year-end)
iquar.)
(quar.)
(increased)
Co.
65c
iquar.)
Consolidated
Tin
Package
iquar. i
(quar.)
Clothier, $5 pfd.
& Co. (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated (initial)
12-
25c
30c
(quar.)
Furniture
(S.)
3
1-
25c
I
(quar.)
Stroock
12-15
: 1-
20c
(initial)
common
_
Purex
1212-
37 %c
30c
(quar.)
new
Extra
-12-1S.-
1-3
12-
Inc.—
Addressograph-Multlgraph
11-10
5c
12-30
75c
Water
Orangeburg Mfg.,
?&&&*& t 15c
11-30
12-15
12'/2c
com.
arrears)
Oil,
&
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Aeroquip Corp.
-
/"• "
B
,12-15
12-12
11-15
11-30
12-15
10C
—
5
$2.50
(year-end)—
-<
50c
•
62c
97 %c
$1.10
$1.11
quar.)
(increased
common
—-25c.
12-10
50c
(quar.)___________
Industries
Acme
12- 1
11?18,
11-15' > 11-10
25c
all
Gas
Acme
31'Ac
Corp., class A__
Refineries
Sugar
A
convertible
clears
Acme
11-30
25c
Aluminum Alloys,
Acme
•
2
class
Si.10
12-15
1-11
11-28
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1.
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
—1—
preferred
5%
11-15
luc
(quar.)—
Title Insurance
&
1
(increased)
Metal Products, com.
preierred
Acme
40c - 12-15^..-11-23. .Springfield Fire dfcMwaar Insurance,(qwar./.
50crr"'* 1"' 3L
Standard OIL Co. ot.B^r...tqnair i
" " ZZ,-±50c '12-10.4Extra.
1.,..
^65c
i2-ia« 11-30
Stokely-Vaa Camp, common iquar.j.
35©
1- 312-20
5%
prior prcf.,-tquar.)!___
- «
25c
1- 3.- 12-20 ....
Stone & Webster, Inc.'—
..
.
$1
12-15
12—1?*.
Stonecutter Mills, class A
5c
12-10
11-28
12-12
12-12
12y2c
—
—:
Bp—efa Cwrbaat,_Co.—( ffuar..)L
Fvtrw
■
•
■
;
1
(quar.)—
preferred
conv,
Acadia-Atlantic
12- 1
11-18
12-15,
12- 1
30c
-
—
—
12-
12-15
(quar.)—_—
(qugr.)—
(quar.)-—__—,
12-
5%
(Ariz.) —
Inc.
—
preferred
Spartan Mills
$1
1Z-TT
12-15
Mills
Investment Co.
Southwestern
12-1
———
12-15
75c
Year-end
1
12-
12-31
1- 3
2- 1
12-19 *
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
Royalty
Lumber
4
12-15
Abstract
12-15
$1.12%
?
$1.25
$1.0614
—
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)_
•
Southwest
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)____
11-
$1
62 >/2c
"'v.. Extra
11-28
1- 3
19c
75c
25c
25c
$1.1834
(quar.)
4»A%
•
Southland
12-2$
—_:.v "
iincreased quar.)
com',
4.40%
45c
7
preference
preferred
preferred
35c
Edison
Piper
434%
12-15
25c-
u
;
12-
3
1-
.__
Union Gas, common
convertible
$1
12-7
3
1-
preferred (quar.)
Materials (quar.)
Pacific Co. (quar.)
5%
>
Extra
Pearl
12-15
3
12-14
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Southern
12-29
15c
17V2c
—
Gas,
11-25
5%
Platinum—
&
quar.)
Atlantic
11-30
12-30
20c
Abrasive &
1-12
11-30
Payable of Ree.
Vending Corp. (quar.)
Industries Inc., common—
ABC
ACF
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
Holder*
When
Per
Share
Company
Name of
$1.20
Southern
1-
dividend):' *. i ~
Mack. Trucks,. Ino^ -; .1
Works
Northrop Aircraft
Casualty
(Increased
South
12- 9
11-30
11-30
11-30
12-19
1-14
25c
(quar.)
Gold
American
South
7
(auar.)c
Northport Water
Pet
3
1-
1
r
for each share
Northern NaturaL Gas.
Ohio
1-
12-10
Co.
Aircralt
we
weeks and not yet
.. .
preceding table.
1- 3
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-15
1-27
12-19
-
Corp, -fstocfc
share
a-
common
Ohio
Solar
11-30
12-
tqnar
Capital
of
l/50th
>
11-21
12-15
12-15
3
1-
12-
North. Penm G&& Co. .I4uaz_*___
Ohio
11-30
11-25
—
3.40%
3.60%
Ohio
11-30
11-25
12-15
(quar.)
common
4c
—_—
give the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
12-15
12- 2
Co.
12-15
12-15
——
Y., Chicago & St. Louis RR.
Newport
-
11-25
12-15
(quar.) ______
preferred (quar.)_______—
4.05%
N.
12-15
Share
v.-.
\
(quar.)__
of Canada—
Products
12-15
——
preierred
4%
12-23
v/.."*
preferred
5c
—.
—
Co.
Lemur
England Tel. & Tel. (quar.)
Jersey Power & Light—
New
1-16
'
(quar.)
$$1.75
Shoe Corp. of Amer. common (quar.)______
25c
$4.50 preferred A (quar.)
$1.12%
$4.50 preferred B
(quar.)_
.
$1.12y2
$4.50
preferred C
(quar.)_:
$1.12%
Silknit,
Ltd.,
common
(quar.)
—
$25c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$50c
Silver Miller Mines, Ltd
;
$3c
Skll
Corp.
(quar.)
30c
Extra
35c
7%
$1
50c
50c
(increased quar.)—
Refining (quar.)
Steel
New
Sherwin-Williams
12-16
50c
Extra
National
Nestle
Sherman
11-30
3
1*
3c
6c
20c
50c
—
Presto
National
11-30
12-12
12-12
30c
40C
15c
Extra
National
Name of Company
When
Per
Holder*
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
(quar.)
Co.
Muskogee
,"vZ-
Company
Name of
ChronicleMonday* November 21, 1955
Commercial and Financial
(s-a)
(Continued
on page
48)
(2139)
Number 5483... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 182
Stock Record «» New York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE FRIGES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Year 1964
40% Nov
49% Apr
Jan
115 % Apr
20
107
Jan
19
9% Jan
14 Va Dec
31
13
Jan
6
106
8
37% Oct
111
Laboratories
Abbott
3
4%
1
27
ABC
19
ACF-Brill
10% Dec
14
Jan
50 Vs Dec
30
46% Jan
18
71
Aug 25
51
Nov
24
56% Dec
30
53
Jan
18
79
Aug 25
71% Nov
11
72% Nov
17
20% Jan
4
26y# Dec
31
25% Jan
6
35% Sep
20
Actae
21% Oct
19
25 V2 Sep
12
Adams
34% Sep
20
Adams-Millis
7% Mar 23
23% Sep
Industries
ACF
2.50
Inc
•
41
41%
41%
41%
*107%
13%
108%
108
108 %
109 Va
109 Va
14%
18%
14
14
17%
64%
71%
19%.
18%
25
common
preferred
5% preferred called
64%
64%
13%
14%
18 Va
17%
18
17%
18
63%
64 Va
64 Va
61 %
66
67%
71%
71%
72 Va
74
75
7o
*74
76
30
4
31
Aug 20
Jun
3
5
89
Nov
30
77% Jan
21
5
29 y. Dec
8
20'A Nov
1
12 ya Oct
24% Jan
14
Jan
58
18 y* May
33
Dec
29
24
123
Dec
29
107
155% Feb
"3
172
July 29
157
2 ye Jan
4
12% Jan
24
143% Oct
25
July 28
170
Jan
5
o
Jan
20
21% Dec
4
29
17% Oct
11
Dec
29
109% Jan
7
111
6
14
187/s July 28
18
Jan
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
80
Jan
3
3% Jan
4
9
Dec
29
7% Jan
Dec
23
209 % Jan
Dec
27
45% Dec
16
117
6
71%
71%
72 Va
72%
33%
3 2 "Vs.
33 Va
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
3,800
25
25'A
24%
25
24
24 Va
24
24-/8
5,300
31%
140
Sep
29
210
BO
Jan
6
141
28% Jan
4
Dec
20
Dec
13
24
Nov
11
Nov
16
Nov
11
7
8% Jan
.6
15% Dec
30
8
104 y2 Dec
20
93
Jan
122% July
16
19
Jan
3
4
40 % Sep
29
34'A Nov
16
4
55% Dec
3
Jan
5
97
4
74% Nov
9
80
45% Jan
7
61'A Oct
27
147% Nov
26
134
Oct
17
110
Sep
78
11
Dec
Mills
16
9
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
11
15
3%% convertible preferred
4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Sep
23
Aluminum
119% Sep
16
13
Aluminium Limited
3% Mar 29
Apr
23
35
Feb
16
34
19
Jan
11
26% Dec
15
25% Jan
17
30% Nov
4
Oct
14
105 % Jun
30
70
5
39
Oct
11
6
29 Va Jun
139 V2 Jun
13
4
4
109
Dec
22
102
26% Mar 16
35
Dec
27
31
Nov
16
100
Feb
1
Nov 23
29
18
105% Dec
17
16% Jan
4
32% Dec
20
56
Jan
4
66
Nov
5
9
Feb
98
Jan
36
110
27% Mar 15
65
91 Va Feb
4%%
Jan
4
15% Dec
20
14'A Jan
6
4
58
Dec
20
56y2Jan
6
84
30% Oct
21
41
Mar 15
G%
Jun
96
104% Mar
15
33% Jan
100
5
Jan
2nd
Mar 30
41% July 26
6
12
107 Va Sep
Amer
19
4%
Amer
4
25% Dec
31
22% Jan
18
16% Jan
4
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
17
21 Va Mar
8
4% Jan
11
Dec
31
6'/a Oct
11
9% Jan
3
14% Jan
10
33 Va
5%
35% Feb
23
49'A Jun
29
38% May 16
45% Nov
18
44% Jan
4
48% Nov
29
43% Aug 31
47
Jan
4
38% Nov
29
35 y2 Jan
18
48% Jan
4
66% Dec
21
60
Jan
12
46% Sep 16
71% May
6
20% Jun
11
25% Aug 12
22
Jan
5
32% Dec
91
Jan
4
99
43% Mar 25
6
29
Sep
23% Mar 17
Dec
29
48
21
148% Dec
21
140
Apr
105% Jun
27
106
114% Dec
7
54'A Sep
8
Jan
4
13% Dec
27
8
44
39% Dec
5
Mar
2% Jun
Jan
15% Dec
27
2 Ve Nov
12% Aug 17
5
42% Dec
30
40
Chicle
Co
American
Enka
American
Export
&
Gas &
62% Feb
1
123% Nov
14
American
Hawaiian
3 'A Nov
18
5% Apr
1
American
Hide &
32 Va Oct
27
18
38
Mar 30
20
70
Nov
17
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
7% May 17
13
Jun
28
11
Jan
6
100
Jun
25
96% Jan
26
14 Ve Nov
1
92
Jan
23% Jan
14
12
100% Jan
19
21% Feb
24
84% Jan
4
17% Jan
11
19% Jan 11
1C0% Jan
31% Dec
107
30
Apr 21
28% July 27
94% Oct
4
30 % Nov
23
54
20
Nov
8
107
Feb
24
16
Aug.
2
16% Nov 15
American
6%
38% Oct
17
Sep
13
107% Feb
11
35% Apr
7
88 V4 Nov
18
94% Jan
American
5%%
4
23% Oct
6
27% Jan
45% Jan
104
Oct
3.90%
Amer
108
Sep
16
25
Dec
31
20% Mar 14
31% Sep
1
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
2% Nov
22
15% May
23
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
14% May 12
50% Oct
7
8% Oct
11
13% Jan
4
6
American
Motors
6
60% Sep
23
American
Natural
26'/a Oct
27
38% Apr
11
American
News
27
53% Mar
3
American
Optical
Oct
67
13% Jan
24% Dec
22
21% Mar 14
Jan
180 V2 Nov
9
8% Dec
6% Jan
31
170
Jan
Jun
6
7
7% May 25
104
Nov
125
cl
Chem
.17%
*31
31%
31
70 Va
*70
70 Va
♦70
17%
33 V8
17 Va
38%
17 %
18%
17%
67
17 Va
*65
67
68 Va
68 Va
,♦66%
38 %
38
*luo%
106
105 %
70%
105 V*
38
105%
38 Va
105 %
Id
3 b Va.
100
38%
4,800
1U5 V*
105
1,100
19,800
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
20%
*20 Va
20%
20-/4
2jl
6%
6 Va
6%
6%
6%
11,100
44%
44%
44%
44%
*44%
45-/4
28,500
46%
46%
*46%
43
*42%
6%.
172
Apr
21
22
46'A Aug 24
Amer
1%
Smelt & Refg
46%
46%
43
43
63 Va
62%
63%
61%
61%
2,400
32
32
32
31%
32 Va
32%
33
32%
32 vs
1,500
43
32
*31 %
32
32
32
52
32
32%
32%
97
*95
97
97
99
100
100
100%
100%
60%
597/a
60%
60
58%
60%
59%
59'/a
*ie3
173
*163
60
preferred
American
6%
Co
*163
173
120
120
120
121
121
49
*48
49
48%
48%
Va
48
48
14%
*14
14%
14
It
13%
13%
14
14'/a
47%
46 Va
46%
36
35%
35%
1,500
113
7,200
47%
2%
19%
2
47%
*
18%
13%
14
50%
*48
49%
47 %
47%
46 %
36%
47%
*36
36
120 %
36
36
36
2
2
18%
■}«
18%
13%
14
49%
50
122%
110
3%
110%
3%
3%
120%
48
A
1%
HI
18%
18 Va
18 Va
2
13%
50 Va
117
13%
49%
103
14%
50
29 Va
87
89
91%
91 Va
67%
90
*12%
12%
12%
12%
101
101
16%
101
*99
15%
16
15%
15%
37
26%
36%
•104 Va
105%
36%
36%
105%
*104 Va
105 %
•104'/a
105%
25 Va
24%
25%
25%
25%
25%
89
89
89
88%
88 Va
*88 %
36%
35%
36%
57 Va
36
55%
108
28%
*35%
54%
56
108
♦106
28%
29 Va
32%
•31
32%
14%
♦14%
14%
9
56
•104%
28%
*31
14%
108
28%
♦99
*15
36%
•104
26%
36
57%
58%
56 Va
28
•30%
31%
*30%
14%
♦14
14%
9
59%
8%
57 Va
29 Va
29
29%
28%
39
38%
39%
39
101%
103
99%
100%
99
noncumulative
American
25
preferred—100
Steel Foundries
No par
12
20% Jan
31
178% Dec
7
172% Jan
13
1
66% Dec
29
62% Feb
21
79% Sep
20
22
138% Feb
10
130% Jan
20
142% Nov
14
71% Sep
22
187% July 21
51% Nov
17
55% Nov
10
Sep~27
8% Oct
27
11% Jan
10
Aug 13
26 >/2 Jan
13
29% Aug 16
25% May 17
28% Aug
1
16% Oct
30yA Jun
6
7%
American
23%
23
23%
x22 %
9
8,200
29
3,300
39%
101
22%
Preferred
5%%
4
21%
29% Jan
4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
Anaconda
4
59
Nov
23
52'AJan
6
72
Sep
21
Anaconda
Wire &
Anchor
40
Jun
20
103
Sep
7
34
Sep
26
[44% Jan
3
52% Mar 29
44% Oct
11
67% Jan
2R
15% Nor 29
13% Jan
3
36
15
110
Mar
Nov
7
Zinc
&
44%
128%
♦126%
128%
90
37%
37%
38%
37%
38%
16,400
49%
49%
50
52%
51%
51%
33,000
98
16
•94 Va
96
146%
144
16
16
141 %
142%
68%
68%
67
68
55%
54
54%
78 Va
181%
77%
181%
78%
142%
142
100
100
146
147%
16
181%
77 Va
16
181%
77%
*98
*144%
16
181%
77%
100
145%
16
181%
77%
98
100
500
144%
145%
680
*15%
15%
1,600
181 Va
31,800
77%
12,900
180
76%
142
142%
1,230
63%
66%
63 Va
63%
63%
64%
52,100
51%
54
51 Va
51 Va
51%
51%
3,500
6,100
142
142%
142
142%
9Vs
8%
9'/a
9%
9Va
9%
9%
9%
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27 Va
27%
27%
•27%
27%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
150
9
•26
500
25
*26%
26%
Smelting—1
18%
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19%
19%
19%
20%
13,600
70%
72 Va
71%
72%
72
73%
71%
73%
70%
72%
55,500
63
64
63%
64
62%
63 Va
63
63
62%
63
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
50
Cable
Common
$4
300
44%
•126%
37%
No par
Hocking Glass Corp—
preferred
Anderson
400
45
45
128
B7/b
series
Lead
280
167
*27%
Co
45% Jan
American
6,300
19,600
com—5
series
Jan
4,900
,25
Water Works Co
6%
*44
7%
49
25
com
167
4,400
179
38
25
issued"
167
167
*173%
126
55
Viscose Corp
127
167
179
48 Va
182 V*
100
common
*44%
•175
8,100
23,700
37%
16
181 %
77%
5
167
179
200
41,500
57%
124%
48%
Tel & Tel Co
Preferred
45%
49
5,500
38 Va
144%
Tobacco
Tobacco
American
*44%
*175
14,400
124%
47
preferred
"When
167%
167
100
Sumatra
American
American
44%
98
,143
100
American
6%
167%
com—100
preferred
♦175
8
31
1
14% Jan
58'A Feb
179
179
170
1,900
31%
•14
38%
23%
31,700
106
21 Va
14%
8%
23%
57%
•104%
28 Va
106
33
58 Va
23%
30
105%
88%
9%
23%
300
2,800
35%
59%
104
600
7,000
1,300
36
28
8,000
36%
36
*104%
7,400
15%
25%
8%
102 Va
101
88%
58%
103%
12%
26 V*
59 Va
9
*12%
89
58
8%
101
16%
36%
37
13,000
28%
96
*98
34,900
30%
93
16
14%
108
3%
92%
3,600
13,000
3%
31
300
49%
13%
105
900
1,000
18%
3%
30
101
18
3%
31
12%
Hi
*29%
3%
31
*12%
119'/a
49%
112
32
12%
119%
29%
100
130
173
172
40
common
500
37,800
*162
29%
«.
Snuff
6U0
172
38%
No par
com
2,200
46%
43
X83 Va
29 Va
100
1,100
43%
40%
101
70
20,400
68%
48 %
187
44%
124 Va
37%
58% Sep
6
1,300
31%
*70
49
16 y2 Dec
now
30
31
31
70%
48%
25
enp
108
31%
*65
1,000
3,000
*105
105
105
105
35 Va
49%
10% Feb
23
*103
116
35
30
Co
8% Feb
105
114 Va
48%
Refining
July 21
35
23%
*
49%
Sugar
41
35%
35%
49%
Stores
33% Mar 30
35
34%
*lu3
24 Va
115 Va
34 Va
48%
American
23
3b,uu0
23%
115 Va
49%
American
45% Dec
2o %
24%
115 Va
24
115%
30%
38% Nov 17
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
24%
53%
16
6
2,000
7%
18
5
30,500
71%
71
53%
16
12
100
93-/8
71
94
30 'A
Nov
Jan
30%
92
Va
71 Va
3d
7%
147% Nov
Jan
30%
94
71 va
118
00O
71 Va
31%
91%
24 '/a
%,
11,600
94%
*30%
9^78
72
116 Va
2
31%
31%
bti ve
2 Va
*30%
*30%
71%
2%
*35
30 Va
100
30
2%
38
53%
6
33% Jan
2%
*35
38
7%
4
1C0
109 Va
2%
*35
53 %
131% Aug 12
14
106 V*
110%
Va
2
38
30%
1
Sep" 15
110%
109%
2-,*
*35
7%
64% Jan
12%
110 Va
1°73'4 109%
200
54%
11
11%
17,300
30%
29% Feb
28
3,560
77 V*
77%
7%
137% Jan
~9% July 9
25% Feb 17
37Va
76%
30%
121% Oct
38% Mar 14
36 %
77%
♦53%
31
29
*110%
37
7%
27
45% Dec
115
76 %
54%
5
19
llo
16,0oQ
36%
39%
5
8
30% Apr
*111
67%
36%
58%
;
17
4
115
36%
29 %
Co
74 y2 Dec
Jun
*112
3o0
137
66%
30%
preferred
62% Nov
July
*133
7%
7%
142% Nov
55
67%
136 Va
76 Va
*2%
96
96
67
77Va
x76%
97
*96
*132
25
Sany common—_5
4
121
8%
B—No par
8
Jan
*14%
j
67%'
1
Jan
156
97
136 Va
67
No par
Co
Gas
Std
&
*96
*133
30%
Sep
2
96%
96%
67
67%
*134
138
*112
115
36%
36"%
ll,9uQ
zoO
*53%
11
33% Dec
46% Nov
5,4o0
59%
Co
121 y2 Jan
50
2,100
59
53 %
4
22
34%
58%
53 Va
27% Jan
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
23
34%
59%
Ship Building Co—No par
72% Anr
3
23
34%
58%
American
6
13
23%
34%
59%
10
50'/a Jan
39 % Jan
*22%
34%
58%
35
59%
Safety Razor
May 24
161% Jun
23%
34%
23
34%
58'%'
113%
Seating
57
4
*22%
23
112 Va
American
13
Oct
114%
American
42 y2 Jan
Aug 17
114%
9
6
40 y2
114%
3
29% Jan
170
112%
5
26
4
Rad
1
10
600
17%
112%
17%
111
9% Jan
Oct
Mar 31
J.O
Amer
28 %
*31
5
Co
Potash &
54%
*106
900
37 % Feb
JUil
34
40% Mar 14
Amer
*104%
24Vs
89
35 Va
17
17%
179 % Jan
<2<%
24
30
15
2
20
16
37
*16%
17
17%
23%
*175
77/8
30%
22% Feb
45% Dec
com
Corp
38
23
118% Jun
Products
convertible preferred
American Molasses Co
30
46% Jan
100
5% %
31
73 y2 Nov
36
Metal
No par
.
27% Dec
34% Jan
144% Jan
American
.
No par
com
preferred
42% Dec
12
32'A Jan
169
Metal Co Ltd
4 % %
13
7
39% Jan
100
68'A Sep
5
25
1
preferred
Amer Machine & Metals
4
11% Sep
Co of 111
Investment
prlot preferred
100
& Fdry common—7.,
American Mach
41% Mar 16
21
Jan
5
noncumulative preferred—100
International Corp new_l
17
14,800
117
64
3%
No par
Ice Co common
♦113%
4j
3%
*31
89%
*12'%
*98
b2%
132
117
63%
123 Va
1
150
61%
♦128
43%
49%
121
50
•1*0
63%
133
*113%,
*113%. 117
100
1,400
64%
1
com
14,400
74
'
6
10
SS Co___
Leather
20%
116%
*128
132
46%
5
19%
*115%
8%
150
62%
637/a
63 Va
132
4,800
♦219
*140
150
*140
150
62Va 63
*128
132
*113% 117
46 Va
40c
convertible preferred
Products
American
13% Sep
*219
*140
3Va
9
*219
44%
No par
8%
9 Va
8%
46 %
Inc
*88
*219
45
Power
American-Home
105
29% May 19
103
6%
15
19% Apr
7% Jan
15
Lines
Electric Co
1
28
29,7u0
90
9%
44%
5
Foreign
31
Jan
30
9
'l'88.,
8%
20 Va
No par
Secur
Dec
44y2 Jan
26
bo
21 Va
*
American
28 »/2 Nov
88
90
6%
10
Corp
American
10
90
*88
20%
10
Co
European
16
Mar 30
23
28
No par
Rights
American
50% Nov
23%
6%
prior preferred
.
100
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C-100
American Distilling Co
20
American Encaustic Tiling
1
20% Sep 22
7
23%
27%
43%
64 %
31%
*31 Va
9/
59%
*i82
120
*48
14%
46%
35%
llil
18 Va
13%
American
14
20%
116 Va
23%
*20%
44_%
60
19%
%
46%
Cable,
3 Va
*115%
24
20 Va
6%
3%
20%
28%
No par
&
4% Dec
76
2
28
Jan
10
Sep 29
40'A Sep 22
3
4
33% Jan
57
15
23
16
2
4
54
3
3
Dec
11% Sep
8% Jan
12
15% Jun
16
Nov
34
Sep
381/4 .38%
±C5% 10o%
25
Co
Chain
Crystal Sugar com
52% Jan
26
1% Nov
9
Can
preferred
American
Colortype
127
11
17%
87%
4u0
16j
116 Va
♦70
70
3 Va
lb,9u0
139%
20%
*23%
20%
4%%
8
78
17%
*88
3 Va
37
36%
*lo7
♦157
va
lo7
o,700
♦115%
31%
32
Corp
1
common
i_12.50
American
12
4
24%
37%
136
>a
20,800
20%
20%
*115% 116%
24 .
24
28%
Radio
American
63% Sep
72
-/a
157
700
116
3'/a
1
common
&
17
109% Sep
46 Vs Nov
26% Jan
Cable
166
Va
32
*31%
116
3%
20
Inc
preferred
17
4
Oct
100
18
Mar 14
12 Va Jan
No par
com
Nov
33
Mar 15
30
31% Jan
Co
50
preferred
32% Nov
27
125% Apr
56
Corp corn—2
100% Jan
27 Va Mar 14
91'A Sep
Shoe
8
8y'/4
31%'
116
36%
37%
36%
38
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
7%
Anna
convertible
American
3
27% Jan
32
10
50
Bosch
f
23%
31
li4
34%
34%
io4
iy4
100
preferred 1952 ser 5%%
Brake
72
par
No par
common
,a
867a
1
preferred
Theatres
July 15
Note
80
1
par
100
preferred
conv
Bank
American
22 % Mar 30
37% Jan
cum
American
2
3%
I?5,,
50
common,
77%
20/8
1
Agricultural Chemical__No
23%
107% 109%
No par
com
convertible preferred
American Bakeries Co com
23
70% Nov
75
1
3%%
May 31
31% FeD
2
lo
America
American Airlines
14
Jan
100
convertible preferred
Amer
23
Sep
of
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
Amerada Petroleum Corp
No
8
6
7
70% Jan
22% Dec
6%
6
20% Jan
Jan
11% Jan
91
May
Co
Amalgamated Leather Co
28
67
20
23
88
82
100
Sep
17%
34 Va
34%
58 %
59%
*98
97%
87
67%
*135
140
113% 114
3b%
36%
common—No par
13
41
Jan
Corp
preferred
4%
*22%
5
11
__
109% 111%
No par
Apr
1
2% Nov
Co
89%
9%
*17%
No par
Apr
55% May 12
72'A Jan 18
29
3y8 Feb
5
Kid
Allied
Allied Stores
21%
150
63% <63%
130% 130%
115% 115%
l
Dye
160% Apr
134% Apr
26
Jan
Allied
&
12
3%
115%.
24
*88
9
"219
*140
100
81 y8
3
124 % Nov
1% Jan
!
98
8
34% Aug
47
5
July 22
"
May 28
93% Jan
103
Chemical
63% Jun
94% Jan
17
Allied
40
51% Mar 14
July 14
6
2o% Aug
19 % Dec
Jan
5
Industries Inc
Allen
20% Aug 26
20
37% Jan
Mar
20%
115%
24
Jun
132
12
x37
3%
1
64
71% Jan
16
3%
170
117
12
31%
*115
158
Alleghany Corp common
1
5%% preferred A
100
$4 prior preferred conv
No par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Allegneny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
4
12
139
3
Jan
104
12
*157
Jun
21
11%
*137
11
18
12 V*
142
326
Jan
21%
158
100
common
common
preferred
2lVa
*157
lo
preferred
4%%
21%
160
3
July 12
20%
*157
26
14 % Jan
28
Inc
20 %
*139
Aldens
Inc.
20%
142
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
38% Jan
113
May 4
92% Mar 11
Products
7%
38%
31%
114%
20 v2
142
Mar 14
122
106
106
97
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining
Alco
12%
37 %
31%
114%
20%
100
,
700
31%
*112% 114%
100
pfd
200
12
31%
113%>
20%'
12%
No par
1951 series
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry
9
Aug
—1
Corp
4.50%
26% Mar 30
85 % Jan
16 V* Jun
72
Aeroquip
Air Reduction Inc common
39% OCw
Mar 15
11
20%
Corp
15% Aug 24
3y8 Oct
3% Mar 25
31 %
111%
1
Admiral
Corp__10
Addressograph-Multigraph
4
l,2o0
72%
25
247/a
No par
8
30% Jan
27% Mar 14
2
Feb
22% Mar
104
Corp
121 % Aug
9,100
23,5o0
33%
*72
x33
1
2,500
33%
72%
new—
700
It
'
Co
10,400
llo
♦lOd
ld%
72%
*72
,10
Express
41 Va
40%
71%
*71
50
Steel Co
17%
63%
Shares
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
41%
14
the Week
Friday
Thursday
40%
13'%
5%
Sales for
PRICES
103%
108%
1
Motors Co
SALE
Nov. 16
40%
40
100
Vending Corp
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
5
common
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Paf
preferred
Feb
16 »A Jan
32
5% Jan
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
48% Jan
28
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Clayton <fe Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
And«s Copper Mining
„
6.25
No par
21.80
10
14
36%
36%
*106
107
34 %
34%
51 Vs
51 'A
35 V*
35%
,,
36 /4
36 Va
106
106
34
34%
50 .4 51 /a
35% 36
106
106
•106
107
>106
107
730
3,600
60
34
34%
*34%
34%
34%
34%
5,000
50%
50%
50%
52%
51
521/4
9,600
36
35%
35%
36
1,400
*35 Va
*35%
15
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
,
Highest
Lowest
1% Feb
12% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
36
Oct
36
A
3
43% Feb
11
24% May
14
P
STOCK
Products
W
Par
Inc
Co
93% Jan
18
5
21
Armour &
7
31
Dec
24
Arnold
Constable
14
9% Feb
17
Artloom
Mar 15
30% Nov
17
Arvin
17
17
Ashland
16
2nd
6
25% Apr
5
Jun
Jun
30
Carpet
Oil
49%
15%
15%
15%
30
30 %
29%
30 %
99%
99%
99
99
*98%
5
*19%
20 Va
20
20
*19%
20%
*19%
7%
7%
30%
30%
55
37% Sep
8
—
-1
Inc
2.50
& Refining
29'A
29%
1
IE %
16
Co_.
series--No par
preferred $1.50
104% Feb
8
113
Aug 15
5.25%
52% Feb
1
69
May 27
121% Jan
18
151
Jun
15
62
61
6
16
Dec
oo
28% Oct
96% Oct
13
101
10
5
103% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
39% Dec
29
95% Jan
4
101% Dec
10
96% Sep
15
19
4
43% Dec
10
38% Sep
6
92
Jan
34% May 17
Dec
17
30%
4,900
15 %
15
15%
15
15%
23,500
X28%
29
23%
28%
28%
284%
1,500
5,100
32%
32 Va
32%
32 Va
32%
109%
109 Va
*109Va
*108 Va
110 %
111%
108%
llOVa
61%
60
60%
59%
59 Va
60%
142%
146 Va
144
144%
144%
145%
143%
60%
60 Va
60%
60%
60%
60%
60%
60 %
28%
29
29
29
29
29
*98%
99
99
99
99
99
45%
46%
45 Va
45%
13,200
35%
36%
35 Va
35%
28,100
99%
99%
99%
100 %
380
42%
43%
42'A
42%
7,300
60
60 V2
*60Va
61
1,500
15
*12 Va
14
50
50
Jan
20
18% Aug 23
16% Nov
May 26
24% Sep
19
7
29
16
18
Jan
11
Mar 21
25
Nov
16
5% Oct
26
8
Oct
20
54
42
49% Dec 29
46%
46%
45%
46%
45%
37%
37%
37 Va
37%
X36 %
36%
series B
100
*99%
100%
99%
99%
99%
99%
5
43%
43 Va
43%
43%
43%
4J%
61
60 Va
61
60%
60%
% Apr
id
Mar 30
$3.75
RR
—20
59%
No par
*13Va
14 Va
13 Va
13 Va
*11%
No par
11%
11 Va
*11%
ll'/a
11 %
Powder
Atlas
Tack
Austin
99
10
Preferred
Atlas
*98 %
99
*98 %
28%
No par
Line
Coast
Atlas Corp
4
19
Dec
20
26
19
7
9
101% Apr
14% Jan
July 18
28%
28%
46 V8
Atlantic
Atlantic
48% Mar 31
60'A
Refining common
8
59% Mar
15% Occ
14% Aug 23
4
preferred
40% Sep
63% Aug 26
12
4
4%
11% Mar 23
Feb
4% Jan
Mar 17
28%
new__6.50
100
Electric Co
Corp
Nichols
Conv
prior
($1.20)—No par
pref
16%
22 Va
3
No par
5%
5%
Corp (The)
common
$2.25 conv preferred
42%
.'
■
17
16%
24
25
5%
5%
6
43
43
6%
96%
13
33%
24 Va
6%
12%
33/4
142%
5,700
60%
2,000
5,700
60
100
11 Va
llVa
17
17
24%
24
24 Va
43%
6%
6%
99%
13%
33%
98%
13%
33%
800
17
43%
43%
220
59 Va
11%
6%
6
6
43%
43 Va
11%
*16%
16 Va
24 Va
,
109 Va
59
142
144
*12'/a
11%
123 Va
23 Va
'1
15
*16 Va
16%
of Amer—5
Canteen Co
Automatic
Avco Mfg
common
30
xl5
32%
Common
City
40
100
3,100
7
32%
Preferred
Atlantic
6%
30%
6,900
20%
32%
*60
10
Mar 24
0
11% Jan
3
Ovi
*19%
7%
30%
30,500
2914
10
47'/a Mar 14
2
52'/a
34% Jan
4
10% May 28
Aug 11
30
41% Oct
Jan"
20
22
Jun
20%
7
15 %
29%
100
15%
30'A
15%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
134% Dec
92% Jan
94% Jan
15 Va
29%
*98
100
3,900
33,100
32%
100
—
Investment Co
29%
27 %
49%
29
1
Associates
29 %
4,800
39%
26 %
29%
29%
*29
Goods Corp—
Dry
preferred
22
.
7%
*7%
7Va
7
15%
Shares
5
39%
48%
15%
15%
15%
30%
99 %
Inc_
Co
39%
49%
29%
15%
*4%
27
26%
49
the Week
Friday
Nov. 18
5
39%
39%
99 %
Common
NOV 11
111% Dec
6
4
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
30
4
91% Jan
Corp
Industries
Associated
18% Jan
26 %
49
5
1
preferred
3
29
12% Jan
18
22
$3.75
Jan
19% Sep
6% Jun
14
26% Jan
31% Jan
26%
49%
Armstrong Cork Co common
19
14% Apr
4
Jan
39%
27
48%
5
10
28
27
3
40%
26%
48%
*4%
-No par
16% Feb
35% Apr
102 % Apr
8% Oct 26
Jan 26
May 13
10% Nov
39%
26%
48'A
Illinois
Co of
6
11
22
May 19
SI
40
26'A
13% Jan
102% Dec
6
13
Jan
39%
10
96% Aug 30
14% Dec 31
♦4%
5
-No par
26% Oct
~i% Apr" 30
Nov. 17
5
*4%
*4%
Corp
Steel Corp
Armco
Nov. 16
5
Oil
Argo
Nov. 15
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 14
Sales for
SALE PRICES
AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
Archer-Daniels-Midland
31% July 5
50% Sep 22
3
May 12
YORK
RECORD
LOW
EXCHANGE
6% Jan
4% May 19
6% Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26%Dec2fi
11
NEW
Range since Ian. 1
Lowest
Highest
Tear 1954
Monday, "November 21, 1955
7
97
12%
33/8
5%
1,700
500
22,000
73,000
43
43
6
900
B
4% Jan
4
42% Jan
7
11
8% Jan
86% Jan
107
8
08
18% Jan
99
4
Mar 31
Wilcox Co
18
53% Sep
1
6
73% Nov
16
32
Dec
31
30
43% Jan
64
Dec
30
48'/a Nov
66% Jan
15% Jan
26
38% Mar
45
45
Gas
Elec
&
Co
No par
Baltimore
4%
Ohio
&
100
common
preferred__100
noncumulative
13
Bangor & Aroostook common
Barber Oil Corp
Sep
19
Barker
Sep
15
July 14
17% Sep
30
40% Oct
1
20% Jan
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
72% Mar 29
Bath
0% Jan
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
19% Nov
55% Dec
8
17
57
Jun
8
9
133
Jail
24
147
Jun
23
3%%
conv
2
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
4Va%
25
31
Dec
22% Mar 14
Nov
85
36% Nov
18
2O'/4
90%
Nov"22
Jan
4
26
Dec
21
20% Sep
Jun
17
41
Dec
29
40
28% Dec
10% Apr
14
35% Sep
14% Oct
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
6
31% Dec
31
30% Jan
17
6
Jan
8% Jan
1
20% Nov 26
17% Jan
4
80% Jan
18
100
96
Mar 18
Beck
30
July 11
Oct
Beech
10
26% Oct
24
34% May
25
12% Nov
11
17% Jan
25
Packing
Belding-Heminway
38
Feo
16
Bell
Aircraft
42% Apr
15
Bell
&
Nov 17
96% Mar
Oct
19% Sep
101
8
59% Mar
26
22% Feb
14
22
l%Jan
3
Jan
27
32% Dec
29
30
Mar 14
20% Jan
4
48% Dec
3
43
Jan
7
50
4
111% Dec
31
101% Jan
6
165% Sep
5
168% Nov 29
158% Sep
6
172
Apr
7
Best
Co
56% July
Best
Nov
9
&
29
13 % Jan
80% Oct
27
74
17% Jan
~12
29% Dec
3
24
14% Jan
11
27'% Dec 31
25
Sep
33% Jun
14
Bliss
(E
22% Feb
3
32 % Dec
30
28% Mar 15
36% Nov 17
Bliss
&
28
5
75
Dec 29
54% May 18
88 % Mar
1
24% Apr
8
35% Dec 31
20 % Mar 15
31% Sep
39% Jan
Sep 16
17% Nov
23
Jan
26
6% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
8
July 29
57% Mar 17
37
Sjp 30
Black
31
Mar
iSiaw-Knox
26
Aug 23
15
4
3
29
3
4Vz%
Decker
Co
3
3
Borden
Dec
14
62
Aug
34% Jan
8
39
6
48^4 Anr
9M
12
99
Dec
17
95% Sep
12
100% Nov
15
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
3
53% Jan
6
61% Sep
16
Boston Edison
Boston
19
19
17
5%
10
12 % Nov
2
18% Mar 28
6
23% Jan
11
44% Dec 21
38
11
67
Dec
38
Mar 14
51% Oct
19
19% Jan
4
85% July 20
26
Jan
6
12% Jan
60
Jan
22
25
56% Jan
6
34% Dec
29
28% Jan
28
100
Mar 11
95
Aug 11
33% Aug
2
14% Dec 29
32
Sep 26
83
13% Jan
14% Jan
Jan
6
20% Jan
30
6
82
July 28
22% Dec
Jan
24
May 10
Oct
6
36% Dec 21
33
Mar 14
46 % Mar
4
56% July 20
24% Jan
99
23
Sep
9
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
36% Feb 16
17% May 17
10%
10%
10%
10%
I 63%
63%
43Va ,43%
*99 Va 101
64%
64Va
44%
100 Va
57%
64%
44Va
99%
10%
64Va
44%
99 Va
57
57
27%
60%
14%
41%
54
22
91%
27%
27%
27%
61
60%
14%
42
61
Dec 28
85% Jan 20
23
July 21
95% July 29
Mar 12
26% Nov
25% Feb
24
30
25% Jan
11
51% Aug
20
15% Jan
6
3%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
$5
Oct
71
Sep 30
25
92
Apr 26
6
34% Jun
16y4 Dec 29
15
Mar 18
23
Jan
29
2
16
107 % Nov
8% Oct
8
3
25
Dec
92% Mar
Jun
11% Jan
10% Apr 12
26% Sep 16
21 % Aug
80
6
11
22
22
19% July 1
30% Oct 31
4%
Forge
29%
*98
33%
30
100
33%
*98
33%
29%
*98
100
13%
18
10%
64%
44% 44%
*98% 100
57'/a
57%
*S8
15
*101
101%
24%
38 Va
38%
38%
39
:
29%
100
15%
24%
15%
54%
21%
S3V4
29%
22%
94%
101%
15Va
24%
*101
14%
42
54
33%
15%
33%
33%
101%
24
38Va
5
1%
53%
20
1%
31%
48%
154
156%
*170% 171
15%
15%
*78%
80
33%
34%
26
26
26% 26%
*35%
36%
65Va Gb-ys
29 Va 30
31%
48%
510
4,400
10
5,500
2,200
12,000
6,300
13,700
6,900
41,700
1,400
900
43,700
700
6,700
10
2,200
13,300
6,600
1,300
48,900
8,900
28%
12%
1,470
17%
10%
64%
17%
10%
11,700
44
j 98%
57 Va
860
1,200
2,900
64%
44Vb
98 Va
16,700
57 Va
2,200
x20%
21%
20%
20%
20%
par
*90%
93
*90%
92%
*90%
X26%
24%
39
20%
92
33%
Xl4%
*100%
23%
38
20%
*90%
14%
42'/a
54%
22
93'A
30V8
100
33%*
15Va
101%
24%
38%
20%
92
27% 27%
59%
60
14%
14%
42Va 42%
54Va
54Va
22
22
93
94
29% 29%
*98
100
33%
33%
14%
15
*100
24%
38
20%
*90
101%
24%
38'A
20%
260
26%
26%
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
28%
29
28%
28%
27%
28
21%
22%
22Va
22%
22%
27%
22%
30%
22%
29%
22%
1
16%
83
80
82
28 Vs
16%
82
*71
82
27 Va
16%
16%
83
82
27%
16%
82%
*71
82
27 Va
16%
83
80
82
27
16%
83
*71
81 A
26 Va
30%
22%
16 a
83
80
5
16%
*82
*71
82
27%
22%
16%
83
80
82
27%
*16%
17
xl6%
16%
16 Va
16 Va.
29%
29%
29%
29Va
29%
10%
29 Va
____100
100
^_100
Co
Butler Bros
12% Aug 26
Butte Copper & Zinc
36 % Feb
3
Byers Co
103% Jan
4
(AM)
common
30%
10%
29 Va
*101%
29%
100
5
40%
41%
5
No par
participating preferred
11
82 %
80
10%
10%
29 %
29%
*101
102
»'
10%
29
101 % 101'A
*71
81%
26%
*16%
17
29%
30
10%
10%
*28% 29 Va
*101
102
7,000
4,100
20,700
3,400
1,400
5,000
2,700
8,800
2,900
5,500
100
2,900
9,000
36,400
91%
5
com
preferred
Terminal
3,700
28%
12 Va
1
-
new
preferred
4%% second preference
Burroughs Corp
7%
98
29%
5
Co
11
Oct
96
29%
15Va
Co
Watch Co Inc
99% Jan 26
24
1
22%
97 Va
24%
3%%
Bush
"
28%
53%
19%
1
Burlington Industries Inc
Mar 15
82
17'A
10%
64%
33
"70
29,900
*99% 106
15
1
16
5
27%
27%
36%
66 %
30%
28%
13 %
90
22
48%
27
12,4
24%
10
Bulova
Oct
54
95%
101%
No
Buliard
Dec~29
54
22
No par
preferred
Buffalo
88
42%
54%
22%
42%
1
6
17%
42
54
22%
42%
15
25% Sep
22"% Jan
July
15 Va
Inc
47% Feb 21
25% Nov 12
16% Jun
61
14 Va
.
28
60%
14%
Bigelow
29% Jan 11
15% Jan
11% Feb
28
27%
61
14 %
No par
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
1
11
76% Jan
7% Jan
27%
60%
100
1
27% Aug 17
16
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
74 % Nov
27Va
—
21% Nov
3
57
-
Bucyrus-Erie Co —j.
Budd (The) Co common
17% Dec
73% Jun
57 %
Bridgeport Brass Co common
5
4%% preferred
50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
__3.50 ""
Briggs & Stratton
No par
Bnstol-Myerg Co common
2.50
40
85
10% Jan 11
57%
100
Shoe
13
43V8
100 Va
~
100
&
11% Jan
80% Feb
loo
27%
34%
68%
30
29
13%
2.50
Brown
74
Jan
5
27
*32%
36
24%
250
RR—
Brown
Jan
34Va
26Va
27%
36%
67
30 %
15
Airways Inc
Co
15%
78%
34%
25%
27%
36
65%
.30
28%
*12%
81 Va
35%
35
27%
28
35
66
30 %
29
25
July 25
31% Feb 23
111
81%
15%
78%
15%
10%
preferred
Branlff
170
1.25
Common
64% Sep
1%
*31% 32%
48% 49%
157 Va 158%
170
170
49Va
*80
34%
27%
27%
34%
65
30
28%
13
54
20
18
Co
Maine
29% Sep
3
6% Jan
Jan
&
3
33
17%
—
14% Jan
26%
12%
23%
13%
Co
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
28% Jan
27
12%
24%
*%
157% 159 %
170
90
21%
*47%
19%
xl5V8
35%
48%
53%
16%
1,700
19%
21%
*99% 106
1%
31%
15%
14,600
50
*47'/a
54%
3,500
400
24
20
1,400
8,100
36%
24%
91
17%
Inc
13
14
33%
4,800
,
21%
50%
17
5
*80
34Va
26%
27Va
33%
67%
29'/a
28%
13 %
81 Va
35
31%
48%
160
44
51
19%
132
105%
17
10
2.50
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
13
154% 156%
170
171%
16Va
16%
31%
32
49%
49%
155
158%
170 " 170
9,900
*43%
50
16%
1
A,
7
Dec
32
50
1%
50
*78%
35
26V8
27%
35%
65
30 V8
28%
13%
100
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Corp
5
Bon Ami Co class A_^
No par
Class B
No par
32% Dec
31 Va
50
1%
73%
42%
52%
7,000
21%
22
44
51%
19%
1
Co
83% Jan
18
53%
19%
54%
20
1
35% Dec
5% May 3
20% May 11
*33
'
4
*99% 106
1%
:
11% Jun
66% May
33%
*93Va 106
19%
(Delaware)
Bond
14
X33%
106
53%
i
19% Jun 22
9% Jan
34Va
12%
23Va
47%
73
*42
52%
33
27
12%
24
1%
W) Co
Laughlin Inc—
Stores
26%
19%
Mfg Co new
20
3
27%
12%
24%
53%
-,-1
15% Mar 14
Jan
27%
12%
23%
48%
73/4
42A
52%
26%
12%
23%
48
27%
12Va
25
46'%
25,400
*120
*105
35%
24%
91
22
48
1%
pfd series of 1951
&
90
21%
48%
19%
No par
49%
*90
21%
91 Va
22%
37,300
*120
132
105% 105%
25
52%
com
12$ Nov 10
11
74% Sep
11
Aug 17
25
17% Dec 31
18
Dec 29
12% Jan
85% Sep
33% Oct
May
18
24%
4
(Del)
Boeing Airplane
18
Jan
25%
*90%
21%
*47%
*101
1% preferred
.._>.__100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.5
14 % Dec
35%
-1 peso
vL
1
5l
<
50
50
*120
132
105% 105%
35%
36%
35
24%
5
Steel
6
30
34%
50
18%
50
18%
50 Va
50%
*120
132
105% 105%
48%
33%
10
Co
Mining Co
85% Apr
7
-1
_100
s*
Foods
Bethlehem
44
51
19%
47%
73 A
42
52
*21%
44
50
19 /a
22%
91 Va
22
27
12%
24%
10
1
common
Finance
Consol
1
Co
Bendix Aviation
35% July 25
22%
*43%
43Va
52 Va
19V8
*48
1
50
Co
Benguet
52%
*90%
21%
100
preferred
Beneficial
22
pld
Corp
Howell
4V4%
18
14
1
4%%
RR
Beech-Nut
6
Apr
(A S)
Creek
52
22%
25V4
25
1
Inc
Beech Aircraft Corp
49
45
9% May
*120
105%
33%
2.50
3
23
144% Jan
50%
100
Inc
Industries
Shoe
51%
6,200
6%..- 7'/a
92% 93%
12% 12 </8
33/4 33'/8
*Hi,, Hl
101% 102%
42
52%
18%
12.50
HH/4 Hi/4
48%
73%
41%
22%
100
11
14
48%
73
41%
43%
preferred
26
1% Dec
Jan
prior
Mills
Beckman
73
No par
Jan
% May 18
24
Beaunit
7
49
72%
41%
22%
Beatrice Foods Co common
16
iNOV
48%
44
52 %
19
50%
130
105%
preferred
49% Nov
94%
12%
/?
*110% 111%
*101% 102
73
41%
52%
22%
51
98
49%
*43%
Corp
107% Dec
24
82
17
6%
110% 110%
*101 Va 102%
10
common
Works
Iron
13%
33%
111%
102%
41%
52%
50
10
preferred
143% Dec
Jan
09% Jan
18% May
81
Brothers
4%%
96
_50
10
Bayuk Cigars Inc
40% Jan
111
*102
48%
73
preferred series B—,—100
preferred series C
--100
11% July
24% May
107
13
Ccrp
4%%
4%
6%
6%
93%
12%
33%
Baltimore
5
12
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
1
(The)-No par
Inc
T)
(B
35% Aug 12
105
35% Jan
60% Nov 19
Babbitt
Babcock &
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
113% May
14
Jun
10
Mar 24
24% Mar 30
54% Jan
40% Dec 29
11
10
30% Jan
109
107
88% Jan
6
9
7
Jan
18
Nov 26
113% Dec
8% Feb
114
Jan
11% Jan
66
30
31% July 26
7
Jan
6% Aug 18
Nov 23
8
75% Dec
13% Dec 29
81A
26%
1,400
18,200
5,700
31,900
1,230
770
9,800
600
16%
17
29%
10%
29%
11,500
10%
28% 29%
101
101
4,100
2,000
20
•4:
32
Jan
5ec 2?
33% Jan
Dec
23
2% May 17
10% Jan
6
.
o-u
1% Jan
6% Nov 15
3% Dec
7% Jan
12
—,,
31
38% Dec 30
42 Va Dec
13
20% Jan
4
28% Dec
8
12 Vs Aug
30% Jan
20
6
32% Jan 11
22% Jan
5
26
83
44% Jan
4
61
For footnotes
26
13
17
California Packing Corp
26.
41%
42%
42
1
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
12%
13%
12%
13%
12%
13 Va
12%
HVaApr 11
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
6%
44 % Apr
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
43%
43 %
__15
1.65%
41%
42
16 Vs
16%
No par
96 Va
96%
61
61
6% Aug 15
15% Mar
42
3
4
Nov
14
167/a Apr
13
100
July 15
64 % Feb
Callahan
Zinc-Lead
Campbell W
C Foundry
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com
$4.25
conv
&
preferred
7
6%
43
X38%
16 Va
7
38 %
38%
38
38
37%
37%
25,600
16 %
7,400
16 %
16%
16 Va
16'A
16 Va
190
96
96
93
*95%
96
*95%
96
62
*61
62
*61
62
*61
62
30%
30%
*30%
30%
*29%
30%
1,700
32 Va
32%
31%
32 Va
31%
31%
36,700
55
55
55
*54 %
54%
100
30%
30%
25
32 Va
32%
32%
32%
59
55
16
96
*61
30
*54
7,900
12,500
39%
29 Va
No par
12,900
6%
43%
No par
Mills
4%
12%
6%
43%
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Cannon
4%
12%
44
32% Aug 29
35 Va Jun 16
Feb 21
6%
43 %
100
Ry
4%
13
'
43%
Canada Southern Ry Co
Pacific
6%
7
41%
3,200
8,500
41%
43 Va
7
Canadian
6%
42 %
43%
53% May 27
July 23
page
6
46"% July 28
41%
25% Jan 10
28% Mar 14
9
Dec 29
see
Jan
14% Sep
27% July
4
18
91% Jan
57% Jan
15 /a Dec 31
99/2 May 13
60
Nov 30
21% Jan
37 Va Nov
7
41%
*54 %
55
*54 %
I
10
Volume 182
Number 5483
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2141): IT
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
8% Jan
4
Lowest
27 % Dec
NEW
Highest
29
22 3/4 Jan
6
40
YORK
Nov
14
Jan
13
Capital
40% Apr
12
30 y8 Mar 14
383/b Sep
21
Carborundum
5
30 3/4 Nov
17
25 y4 Oct
10
36'8 Apr
6
11
120% Nov
14
Mar 15
26% Jan
3
107
Jan
5
126
Dec
31
112
30
23
Jan
20 y8 Oct
22
253/4 Dec
40 % Jan
5
63% Dec
31
55% Jan
7
463A Jan
4
62 % Apr
13
4eya Oct
18
883/4 Sep
15
6-*% Feb 18
49 y2
13
Jan
7
13% May
203/4 Nov
22
3
193/4 Dec
129% Feb
26
101% Jun
4
16% Apr
107 % Jan
28
105 %
Sep~l(j
26% Dec
53% Mar
Mar
56
la% Nov
120
19 Va Nov
Inc
Steel
Corp
Co
common
130
July 20
83
July 26
Sep 22
4%%
conv
37 %
Celotex
19 % Dec
21
Corp
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27
5%
22
20
Central
11% Sep 22
69% May 25
95% Nov 14
Central
23% Mar 25
407/b Dec
54 V8 Mar 24
82
Dec
22
12 % Jan
15% Dec
27
4
38 % Jan
8
105% Dec
19
193/4 Jan
8
19% Nov 10
20
7 % Jan
6
28
37 % Jan
18
79 y4 Jan
3
14% Jan
31
18
5
55
7
112
47% Dec
21
112% Sep
30
26
Dec
25% Dec
108
8
15% Mar 15
28
23 Va Jan
45% Jan
317/b Dec 29
6
10% Feb
26
24
Jan
21
Mar 14
7
29% Jan
143/4 Nov 26
6% May 27
Jun
13y8Oct
6
41% Dec
30
4
283/8 Dec
31
23 % Mar 14
4
33 % Jan
33
4
Jan
48
11
98% Jan
5
60
108
22
May 12
47/b Feb
2
Dec
Nov
22
Mar 17
7
Mar 11
5% Sep
57 % Nov
3
Feb
16
43
84 % Jan
13
94 y» Dec
42 % Jan
93% Jan
17
213/b Jan
18
28
6
64% Sep
6
9
July
9% Feb 25
Mar 14
24% Dec 30
19
563/4 Sep
'
100
16
Oct
14
27% Mar 25
23% Feb
3
30% Dec
18
36% Mar 25
18% Jan
5
26
4
20% Sep
33% Jan
26
18 Va Jan
27% May 14
383/4 Dec 17
18
27 Va Jan
443/4 Mar
4
38% Dec
36% Jan
19
12 y4 Mar
1
19% Dec
31
16 ya Jan
5% Jan
4
133/8 Dec
31
12
433/4 July 26
23
Apr 18
19 Va Apr 20
10
Jun
30
16
Jan
21
Jan
6
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
6
29% Jun
22
52'A Dec
20
45i% Feb
16
741/4 Sep
1
22
Sep
42% Jun
22
I01/4 Jan
11
14% Jan
21
Oct
29
34% Feb
9
303A Jan
13
30 3/4
Aug 31
49% Dec
22
39'/2 Jan
6
63
Jan
5
10
108% Jan
62 % Jan
11
29
80% Oct
73/4 July
11% Jan
6
5
1% Jan
5
17% Dec
118% Dec
94
Feb
5
661/4 Feb
1
18
97'% Jan
47
4
Dec
30
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
4
71% Jan
20% Feb
3
2
8
26
21
Jan
2
35% Mar
4
Dec
31
35
May 25
72'A Dec 21
25
1423A Mar
3
11
1013/4 May
9
14
Feb
141/4 July 27
22% Feb
1
6 3/4 Sep 19
3
17
13% Mar 14
29
Aug
9
1053/4 Oct
15
12
84 »/4 AUg
12
28% Jan
11
49
23
Nov
Jan
23
18
Sep
59
7
66% Jan
Aug 29
19
101% Nov
23% Jan
17
16
29% July 15
100
Aug
4
59% Jan 18
104% May
7o
42i% Aug 23
45i% Mar 14
9
18
Fen
503A Feb
1
62% .Sep
23
5
17% Dec
14
98% July 22
Nov
10
4
1043/4 Sep
37% Dec
22
27 'A Jan
3
30
15
Sep
27
40% Feb
15
4
21'% Dec
3
19% Jan
27
25
25
74
Jan
Jan
27
331/4 Jan
4
170
May 12
87% Sep
7
107
101
5
70% Jun
2
24
132'% Jan
12
Jan
6
107 % Oct
18
869
10
Dec
38% Jan
7
3
y2 %
5%
Dec
22
1253/4 Mar 17
876
Apr
13
1
17»/4 Uan
107
11
Oct
3
26
115
Jan
6
41
13
Jan
4
77
4
Sep
111
Aug 30
Oct
26
42% Aug 18
20'% Oct 11
45'% May 12
553/, Oct
80 3A May
25% Feb
11
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
.
14
45i% Jan
4
393A Mar 14
49
2
10
Apr
7
Aug 26
133'% Jan
4
148 »/4 Mar 14
100'% Mar
9
122
Aug 26
111% Jan
6
145
Apr 18
1,160
July 11
Sep 15
990
Chic
Chic
&
Co
5%
C
5%
7%
67% May 27
4%
Jan
Jan
6
62% Jan
17
4
95% Mar
3
22% Oct
7
32
Apr 21
22'A Oct
11
31
Apr
22
17% Feb
23
15% Mar 14
23'% Aug 26
263/a Oct
6
77
851/4 Feb
4
52 V2 Jun
17
May 27
413/4 Jan
11
53'A Dec
263% Jan
11
31% July 15
61'% Dec
8
28'A Mar 15
34% Aug
541% Jan
6
79% Mar 24
53% Nov 24
46'A Feb
25
573A Jun
19% Jan
6
263A Feb
~6
Jan
4
8% Dec
13
19»A Oct 29
17% May 5
233A Jan
20 3/s Jan
7% Jan
12
4
&
11
38% Mar 14
47% Jan
2
20
1
17/64 Nov
4
8% Jan
11
7
12% Jan
45% Jan
523/a Aug
5
lll3/4 Aug 16
Jan
23% Jan
44% Jan
24
153/4 Jan
i»78 r to
17
351/4
34%
351/8
34%
34%
34%
34%
13%
13%
13%
*13%
14'A
14%
HVa
400
14%
14%
15
15
14%
15
15
151/4
1,400
553/4
56i/4
561/a
57
551/4
57%
14.100
27%
28'%
27'%
60
100
Jan
4
Jan
21
105% Jan
109
Sep 26
85
793A Nov 24
106 3/4 Dec 27
72 Va
97'% Aug 11
41'% Sep
25%
26%
69
69
69
69
5
July
Jun
104% Jun
1
20
193/4
20'/a
19%
19%
18%
19 3%
10,800
39%
39
39 %
38 3A
391/4
38%
39'A
14,800
44'A
*117/
par
*11%
873A
.
43%
*116
44
*116
113/a
IP/a
*11%
20%
21%
21'A
5%
53/4
5%
20%
5%
5%
19%
19 %
51
51
93%
94%
*50
:
19%
52
94%
431%
*50
99%
19%
101%
6
5,400
—-
12
*20%
100
21%
1,100
5%
17,900
20%
20 3A
4,600
52
51
51
993A
96%
98%
185,900
273A
28'%
102
28
28'A
1003A
28 'A
70'A/ 70%
47%
48'%
473a
573A
58%
12%
*104%
12%
107
57'%
123/4
48'%
28%
3.400
210
47%
58'%
56%
12%
115
*111
81
82
82
215
*101
37'A
109'A
106
38
109'%
*197
*101
37'A
109'A
233/4
115
*112%
82%
215
*199
106
109%
109'A
76%
*43%
1
21 %
21°%
22%
No par
14,000
56 3/4
13,900
57%
57 '/a
56%
12 3A
12%
24%
23%
24%
112%
*112
87%
86
85
*101
106
*101
37%
37%
109'A
109%
109'%
76%
340
76%
190
43
43%
330
21%
22%
22
22%
213/4
22
66%
69
37%
37
1,050
109
76%
43%
673A
*1,015
*76%
5,400
,
67%
69%
37%
37%
383/4
33%
33%
3%
33%
3%
3%
3 3/8
33/8
1.400
45'A
45%
45%
45%
45%
45%
45'A
2,000
*143
145
*143
145
113%
113%
*112
120
128%
129
1,015
55%
553/4
55%
923/4
*92%
*142
120
*110
93%
27,500
7,700
144
115
129%
127%
128%
125%
*1,000
55%
923A
*111
143
128%
1,015
10
_No par
142%
45
1,050
*1,000
1,050
*1,000
553%
543/4
55
54%
54'A
931/4
92%
92%
92
20
100/-*
92
55
*92'A
127
2,900k
1,050
22
4,900
70
No par
183/4
183A
xl8%
18%
18%
18'%
18
No par
18'A
17%
18
32%
32%
313/4
32'%
313/4
323%
323/B
33
32%
32%
91,400
48%
300
433%
48%
48'A
48'A
*48
483/4
*48
51
*49'%
51
493A
50%
*49%
50
*49%
62
*62
63
62%
62%
63%
63%
*63%
63
63
*62
63%
64
62
62
63
63
Broadcasting
.
5,300
,
43%
64%
129
109
37
*76 Va
37
120
36%
*.
44
373%
128%
2,200
106
373/4
653%
*112
3.300
10
86%
215
37
45'%
24 Va
1,900
115
*199
643/4
3'A
145
23%
32 'A
215
37'A
45'%
.
3,400
107
*199
643/4
*143
*31%
112%
833A
4,800
13'A
*104%
32%
643%
3'A
56
13
13%
107
37
1
Corp
48'A
106
37%
76%
No par
100
473/4
215
*101
37%
443/4
com
48%
116
82%
75%
1
47%
31%
*43%
22
48
32
32
23%
340
72
31%
32
23%
100%,
713A
*104'A
31%
28%
100%
72%
107
23 %
28%
101
71
♦104%
31%
*199
100 %
70 y2
107
23%
*111
28%
101'A
x70
12a/4
*104%
283%
1003%
101
71'%
61%
483%
48%
*62
2,600
50
120
65
70
*
190
System—
—2.50
24%
243/b
24
24%
24%
243/4
24
2.50
24%
23%
24
24%
24%
24
24%
24%
24%
24%
16
24%
24%
No par
16%
24%
14,700
16
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
46,000
233/4
24%
243A
25
24%
24%
5
24%
24%
24%
24 3/a
82
82%
823/4
82%
82%
82%
82%
82%
220
47
48%
47 3/8
48
473A
47%
47%
47%
47%
32
32
471%
5,300
32%'
32
31%
32
313A
32'/8
31%
32
5,500
1
64%
64 %
64 3A
65%
54%
543A
523A
53%
1
20%
21 3/s
20%
21%
41%
41%
25
41
41%
372
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
Consol Edison
of N
.NO par
•
Corp—5
Y com—No par
preferred
No par
Consol Electronics Ind Corp
Consolidated Foods Corp
1
1.33'%
RR of
Cuba
6%
"when
7%
17/64
8
173%
17%
21'%
21%
31%
32
20 %
21
483A
49%
109% 1093%
30%
30%
8
65
66
64'A
52
52%
513A
52%
52
52%
5,200
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
31,900
41%
41aA
413A
42
41%
41%
41,300
r%
17/64
7%
."
8
7%
8
7%
65'A
64
155%
8
3,700
2,400
17%
17%
17%
17 3/8
17%
17%
17
17%
12,300
21%
21%
33
21%
21%
21%
213/4
21%
21%
4.700
33
33%
33%
34
343/8
34%
20%
21
19%
21
19%
49%
49%
48%
49%
49
*32%
1.300
19%
19%
19%
8.600
483A
49
9.500
108%
108%
49%
108%
30%
30%
29%
30%
29'%
29%
28%
28%
5,700
16%
16%
163A
163/4
16%
16%
16%
16%
2,000
26 3/a
25%
26
1083/b
109
109
109
109
1.200
24
24%
24%
25%
25%
26
333A
34
33%
33%
333/4
33%
33%
34'%
33%
34%
21%
21%
21%
21%
♦203/4
21 %
*20%
21%
21%
1
11%
12%
12%
21'A
13%
12%
13
12%
8%
8'A
8%
12%
6.000
10c
8%
8%
8%
8%
4,300
48%
7,600
Stores
Inc
No par
—
513A
*483a
52
X49 %
50
*491/4
No par
No par
preferred"
110%
*108
110%
109'A
*
103'A
103'%
10
Common
70'A
70'A
100
Continental Baking Co com—No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
$3.75 preferred
7%
4,700
10
issued"
Inc
15/64 17/64
*82
pfd—100
preferred
Container Corp of America—
Can
21.700
81
10
Co
Nast Publishing Co—No par
Mills Corp
10
Continental
13,200
5%
*
'.j
20%
98%
,
43
86%
*11%
21%
1,100
126
85%
12
*50
v.
*115
87%
19%
52
993/8
42%
126
86%
*193/4
5%
43%
*115
87 3/a
12
19 %
43%.
126
86%
*11%
5%
69
86%
12
19%
69
43%
126
85%
20
20
Rights
4%
443A
126
86%
93/4
76'A
preferred
5
19%
39
443A
preferred
17
6
20%
40
*49%
$4.50
8
69
19%
par
10
69%
700
20,700
39 %
75%
Commonwealth Edison Co
Consol
100
3,100
26i%
—50
"4
10
38
*43'%
$4.16
I
38
25%
cumulative preferred.No par
Columbian Carbon Co
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec—5
21
6
39
14,600
263/8
$4.25
103% Sep
7
38%
100
A
101V2 Oct
13
39
71
B
$4.52
27 'A Jan
383/4
*101
preferred series B
Class
1
101% Mar
39
42
50
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
109% Jun
100% Jan
38%
42
Southern Ry com—100
1st pfd
100
noncumulative 2nd pfd—100
106'% Aug 17
31
38%
223%
253/4
No par
ItxternatT
Common
30
22
39
22%
263A
No par
10
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
Consumers Power Co com
30% Dec
22%
.26%
No par
Consolidated Retail
105% Dec
22%
stock__50
13% Aug 10
7
22'/a
27%
gtd
11
July
223/4
6,700
32
221/4
69 »/4
28
80
32
23%
22%
26%
noncumulative
Conde
>
1,300
9% Dec
6
25
4,800
49i% Aug
Jan
24%
33
41%
Colorado &
Class
13,900
98%
25%
17
6
28
55%.
*95
22 %
8
3
25%
*313A
61
55 %
98'%
17
7
Apr
38% Jan
Mar
25 J/2
33
*591/4
55%
41%
10
112
61
551/4
*97
22
30
11
*32
3,500
16%
ll'/a Dec
Jan
24%
33
7%
41%
4
27
98'%
25%
7%
22'a
53/e Jan
Jan
25%
*32
50,500
7%
*571/4
55%
90
383%
7%
61
55
*97
1,800
/
36%
16%
Consolidated Laundries Corp—.—5
53 '% Nov
26%
33
*59'A
55i/2
100
62
107
37%
413/4
Consolidated Natural Gas
1
603%/
55
*97
73/4
■
*60
►105
35
22'%
33
73/4 May lo
55 %
73/4
;\
*105
353/8
17%
27% Feb 11
46'/8 Jun
25%
*32
8
61
107
60%
106
42%
36% Jan
7
7-/b
*59
100
603A
343/8
22'A
6
Jan
54%
60%
105%
34%
42
10
3
8%
61
*97
60
107%
341/4
22
19
Mar 16
7-/8
*59
59%
*106
35%
*17
15
Co com
$3.50 preferred
Collins & Aikman Corp
Colorado Fuel & Iron com
$5
107%
35 y4
42%
Jan
96
200
17 Va
313A Oct
fc4%
9,500
223/8
20'A Nov
Sep 22
4 3/4
571/4
22'/4
8
105
13,600
4%
57'A
17'/a
26
4
27 3/4
43,4
57 3A
4%
*56
421/s
Jan
90% Jan
4%
57
22
22 Va Oct
101'A May 25
'203A Jan
4
27%
4%
*55
8,000
17 %
25
61
271/2
5
56
600
17 %
363A Dec
683A Nov 23
43/4
56
5,100
21%
Colgate-Palmolive
5%%
♦106
1.25
3
7
27 %
59%
14
42% Jan
...
56 Va
271/4
5
11
108
54%
28 V*
56
123% Feb
1
56
4%
17'% Nov
Nov24
55%
27%
*54 %
33% Dec
109% Feb
30
34%
Co—10
Solvents
17
113
110
*13%
—_25
Engineering Inc
26% Dec 27
105'A Jan
110
14-/8
com
Credit
4
106 Va Jun
111
5,b00
13%
preferred__100
Ilium
Commercial
4
5
*110
111
300
3,100
13%
com
Commercial
14
18
52
*14%
20
9
Jan
20
51%
27
5
16
12 3/4 Jan
6
53
/
28%
preferred—100
1
Dec
53
2,700
•
27
com—
Combustion
7% Oct
108
15%
28%
—5
23% Sep
3
30
15%
591/8
96
271/4
No par
Consolidated Cigar Corp
Consolidated Coppermines
23
15%
52%
*110
15%
59
29
100
18
473% Aug
11,000
*95%
28%
common
34% Nov
13% Dec
11
59
95 y2
16
*511/4
111
10%
59
95%
27
100
27% Feb
110% Dec
51%
11
10%
59
96
15%
15%
51%
"109%
11
583/4
*95
Electric—
23% Jan 28
4
10%
•
96
2,300
;
271/4
25
30% Dec
26
11
58%
100
19'%
20
287/a
25
Cone
40% Jan
19%
283/4
__
24% Jan 11
25% May 26
6
*19'%
271/4
_
17'A Nov 16
203/4 Oct 28
107 'A Apr
5
44'A Oct
ft Nov
27
19%
20%
28%
100
Molybdenum
Columbia
8
*19 Va
4.000
5,800
_100
preferred
4%
30
33%
271/4
4% cumulative 2nd preferred.lOO
Coca-Cola Co (The)
No par
May 27
48 3/4 Dec
33%
*26 %.
No par
Elec
Coca-Cola
Mar 29
59
22 3% Dec
33%
x28aA
Clinton Foods Inc
July 28
31
58% Nov 30
12
33%
293/B
_1
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
63
61
30
34% Jan
34»A
No par
preferred
Climax
75
48% Oct
29
151/4 May 11
4
36% Jan
33%
•
35 y*
com__50
preferred
noncumulative
$4.50
6
31
Jan
Apr
14
75
27
pfd
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Special guaranteed 4%
Clevite
Corporation
10
52% Dec
50
45
22
30
74%
35
1
Oil
convertible
Cleveland
13
Jan
36,500
74%
20
9,000
27
preferred
4'A%
20
17
19%
743/8
10%
15%
■
117
74%
58%
*95
513/4
111
19%
"116
74%
34
33%
11
20%
118
170
:
551/4
105
29
1
City Products Corp
City Stores Co common
33 Va Sep
Feb
19%
118
121
55
*1041%
10
common
City Investing Co
5%% preferred
49
89
201%
121'A
120%
55%
105
741%
1
Cities Service Co
21% Jun
44
Cotton
convertible
4%
6
4
19%
*118
120%
55'A
*104%
9.50
Common
Mar 14
16% Dec 23
193/4
120
120%
55%
106
100
5
Cincinnati Milling Machine
C I T Financial
Corp
Jan
68% Jan
*1093/4
preference—No par
__
21
4
51%
100
Western com__No par
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
45
12% Jan
noncum
convertible
Childs
46'A Dec
56
121
55
*104%
54
50
Paul & Pac
A
North
Chickasha
153% Mar 24
Dec
19%
73%
16
preferred series A
$3
40% Sep
Mar 22
*120
553A
106
120
74%
15u/4
No par
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
6
31
20Vb
122
58%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR„No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
14
41
series
5%
Jan
1
54%
*104%
*52%
390
No par
Milw St
5%
17'A Jan
90
121
56
105
No par
No par
Class B
50% May
29
24,300
95%
Inc
Ry Co
104
1,800
15 Va
103/4
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
17
6
23'A
15
95%
50
Jan
Oct
23
153/a
58%
Co
142
23%
15
121
19%
preferred
& St Louis
22
531/4
22%
15%
121
19 %
40
Equipment
Dec
531/4
23
15
193/4
preferred
Clark
3% Aug 30
52%
22%
54
RR com__No par
C C
43
52%
153/4
__100
Chicago Corp (The)
Chicago Great Western Ry
20'% July 28
24% Dec 31
4
12i% Jan
111
23
73
53%
22 3A
*19%
Class A
63% Nov 22
95 % Sep 16
863/4 Jan
convertible
Chicago & East
17
4
*52%
*22%
%
19%
Manufacturing
21
27
51
19%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
Oct
Jan
Feb
Cab
87% Nov
37
2 '/a May
4
32'% Mar 25
Checker
202 Va Sep
103
Oct
Mar
51%
51
1
$4.50 preferred
Chance Vought Aircraft
6
44
51
51
121
No par
14
75% Sep
51%
51
No par
Common
Feb
108
511/4
51%
10
Jan
28
51%
51
193/4
Inc
Jan
1103A Dec
51%
5
53
92
400
10,300
52
51%
19%
Corp
94
27
821/4
51
19%
Certain-Teed Products Corp
191
Dec
*81
51
*19%
new
3
24% Dec 29
593/4 Nov 22
42% Dec 31
7
J
Gotham
81%
51%
5
Century Ribbon Mills
Pasco
24
81%
No par
N
27
July
9
of
23%
•
52%
19 Va
South West Corp
Violeta Sugar Co
Mar 15
18
89
Nov
1013A Apr
33'A May 31
Jan
Co
120
52%
34
preferred
Central Illinois Public Service
de
23%
82
19'A
4 y2 %
Cerro
23%
82
120
19,000
51
1
Dec
93
233%
82%
*81V2
33%
Co
57% Dec
210
403% Aug 13
24
12
Sugar
Central Hudson Gas & Elec
Central Illinois Light com
RR
121
No par
Foundry Co
Central
*120
20
Cincinnati Gas
Jan
9% Jan
1
15% May
3
8
53 'A Mar
11
9'% Feb
31
16 3/a Dec
82%
120
%
391/4
Champion Paper & Fibre CoFeb
31
5,400
82
19%
Chain Belt Co
68
31
23'%
23
74
of Georgia Ry
preferred series B_.
5%
Chadbourn
109
53% Dec
250
23'A
120
23%
-120
Central
18
11
46 % Dec
120 'A
120%
23%
100
common
20
29% July 19
6% May 17
4
2,700
►119%
120 'A
preferred series A.100
Aguirre
Central
104% Oct
30
26%
'104 Va
Central &
5
5
4
19
Apr
33 Va Jan
Jan
3/4 Sep
62
253/4 Jan
14
26
59% Sep
10
50
38 3/8 Aug 11
8% Dec
Oct
43% Jan
14
Apr
Apr
4
17% July 21
19
29% Jun 15
37% Mar 14
123/B Jan
Apr
20
4
8% Jan
10% Nov 29
4
26'%
No par
com
preferred
30% Sep
6
36% May 26
36% Feb 11
18
20 y4 Jan
27%
100
10
8% Dec
27
10
4.20%
27
llo% Mar 16
21% Mar 12
27%
___10O
Jan
4
6,000
27%
50
preferred
73 % Nov
28
37%
27'%
153/8
27
Oct
33%
271/4
16
30
4% Jan
273/4
533A
31
18
27 %
22
81V2 Dec
11
38%
34
15%
30l/4 Dec
153A Jan
393A
33%
22%
4
26
39
34%
*52%
4
Nov
40
33%
1
16
121
38%
34%
50
66% May
4
39%
.10
.
Celanese Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred
Jan
38%
X34 %
12.50
Preferred
Shares
40
35%
5
common
Caterpillar Tractor
Nov. 18
37%
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common..
57
Juiy
105% May
26% Jan
10
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
34 3/8
4%%
preferred
series
Preferred $3 series.:
7%
Sales for
Thursday
5
Co_
par
Carrier
Nov. 16
l
(The)
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carolina Clinchfieid & Ohio
Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No
Carpenter
Wednesday
Nov. 15
,
Carey
2
127% Aug
4
45
May 16
102% Feb
8
29
Airlines
Tuesday
Nov, 14
23% July
19% Jan
2
Nov
Monday
Par
Mar
1
17% May 16
29
4
Jan
Aug 16
51
113
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
17% Jan
28
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
common
20
No par
50%
49
26
13
13
8%
8%
49%
49
8%
49%
48%
*48%
49%
*48%
49'A
*48'A
110%
110%
110%
110%
110%
108'A
108'A
*108%
108%
108'A
108'A
*107%
108%
100
103%
*103
103 %
103
103
*103%
103 %
210
69%
2,000
'103
„rt1,
50
„„
69% v70
110
69%
70'A
103%
*101%
103'%
36%
36%
35%
36 %
35%
36
35%
106%
106%
106%
106 %
*106%
107
1063A
773A
79'A
77%
79%
77
100%
*100%
1013A
,n?3/
101
*100
*102
49
110
390
....
363/8
106%
103%
600
11.0%
36
106%
*102
7,100
11,300
*100 k
/4
69%
*
69%
101 Va
103y2
100%
683A
►102
77%
76
1003/4
100
1031%
36'A
107
77%
100
3.200
540
10,200
270
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
11% Dec
7
17'/a Jun
22
22
Dec
6
Feb
15
102
Dec
29
7'% May
72
4
7% Jan
10
May 12
19% Apr
6
36% May 18
87
Oct
NEW
Highest
.
14
14
19
Sep
51% Sep
28
15
Apr
4
13% Dec
Jan
4
75% Nov
24
70
l5'/2Jan
4
27% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
44% Nov
Dec
8
25% Apr
22
20% Jan
28
52
19
31
8% Nov
Jan
2
24
18
Continental
23% July 14
110
14% Feb
8
90% July
7
14
Sep
2
19
35% May 18
52% Sep
24% Dec
31
21'A Mar 29
28% July 27
48% May 25
52
25
48% Apr
14
53
July
44% Mar
5
51% Dec
31
50% Jan
6
58
21% Jan
4
36
Dec
7
5%
Nov
1
Jan
29
54
July 19
35% Jan
3
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
Apr" 13
95% Jan
12
100
Jan
26
102
Apr
Oct
28
174% Jan
5
Dec
1
176% Feb
4
19'% Sep
1
26 % Nov
23
24% Jan
25
3% Mar 16
5% Dec
9
185
5
Jan
2
Jan
2
183% July 6
40 % Nov 18
7
7% Aug
Oil
Steel
Cornell
Dubilier
3 % %
1%
Coty
12%
32%
12%
12%
12%
6,700
22'A
21%
21%.
21%
Machine—1
50
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
50%
213%
50%
14,800
10
98
98
99
99%
2% Dec
16
2% Feb
18
Coty
29
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
28
24
98% Nov
15
30% Dec
14
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
13
Cream
55
14
45% Feb
23
74
Apr
15
Crescent
Wheat Corp
30
Crown
37% Sep
23
Nov" 2 6
57% Sep
12
102
49% Oct
19
5
56% Sep
15% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
li% Jan
4
15% Dec
9
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
7% Dec
29
4% Oct
21
48% Oct
20
7% Jun
30
27% May 14
6% Apr
19
60
Dec
9% Jan
6% Jan
59.
31
Feb
6
8% Mar 14
31% Mar 29
2
4
108
5
62
Dec
3
23
9% May
7
2
14% Sep 15
37% Aug 19
5
29
Jan
May
Crucible
31
6
101% May 25
Aug 17
52% May 23
9% Jan
116
11
23
$7
4
18% Dec
27
15% Jan
6
29
Nov
16
Jan
11
33% Dec
28
31
Jan
6
36% Nov
18
134
Jan
7
136% July 20
135
Jan
27
140
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
56% Jan
7
80
Nov
17
64% Dec
8
11
48% Nov
26
94
16
4% May 18
Dec
7
6
91% Sep
24
87 % Jan
43% Jan
30
14% Nov
30% Jan
7
4% May 12
Aug 20
13'A Jun
8
14% Mar 15
11% Oct
11% Jan
4
25% Dec
23
37
Apr
27
90
Jan
5
91
Jan
13
94% Jan
11
12% May
46
96 % Apr
Mar
2
7% July 12
28
13% July
32 % Mar
4
17
91
1
Sep
Mar
Nov
26
93
13
95% Feb
15
48
Sep
96% Jan
2
97
14
100
20
Apr
5
30
Jan
17
7
33 % Aug
36
28% Jan
62% July
8
Aug
3
68
Nov
30
66
15% Dec
31
12% Mav 17
33% Dec
23
22
Feb
1
39 % Dec
3
34
Oct
11
10
20% Jan
8
27% Jan
7
Jan
4
38% Oct
116
Jan
35% Apr
1
111
Jan~12
10% May 10
10% Jun
21
28% Mar 24
8% May 17
40
Jan
4
57
7
80% Nov
25'A Mar
14
3
Aug 18
Jun
24
17% Sep
13
32% Jan
3
40% Sep
19
11
37% Jan
21% Nov
11
13% Aug 16
36
12% Jan
7
13% Jun
Nov
11
30% Apr
1
49
Sep
23
11% Jan
12
9% Nov
4
11% Jan
10
47% Oct
11
64% Apr
Jan
11
26
10% Jan
5
15% Dec
11% Oct
14% Jan
4
18% Sep
33% Feb
2
47%
13% Nov
16
98%
97%
*98%
99
98%
98%
50
27'%
26%
26%
24,300
7%
Co
178%
179'%
173'%
1783%
30
39%
38%
38%
38%
39%
39'%
40%
17,300
6%
6'%
6%
6'%
6%
6'%
6%
5,400
6
7
26
Apr 29
38% July 25
15% Jan
3
2%
1
38%
*98
30%
57%
Dome
7
Dow
98%
30%
30%
30%
30%
51 %
53 %
♦97
30%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3,000
36%
37%
14,000
*97
98 3A
30%
30%
1,300
55%
1,000
18%
10,800
35%
600
54%
55%
11,800
*104 %
105 %
240
29,700
5
56
104%
54
57%
57
56%
55
56%
55
104'A
105%
105%
105
55%
54%
55%
52%
56%
55%
54%
55%
105
104%
105
55
52%
53
51
52%
13%
13%
14
14
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
1,020
15%
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
3,600
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
5,400
62%
*61%
62%
62%
62%
9%
2.50
*34%
6%
pfd
106
7%
63%
62%
10%
9%
36
*35
6%
1,100
9%
9%
9%
9%
*35%
36%
*35%
36%
200
13,600
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
106%
*105%
106%
*105%
106%
*105'A
9,000
6%
106%
20
55
55%
55
55%
55 %
55%
55
55
55
55
27%
28
27%
28%
27%
29
28%
29
27%
28%
71,200
36'A
4,000
35
35%
75%
1
49
50
loo
*93
35%
75%
14%
139
35 %
*136 %
139
75%
76
49%
94%
*93
15 Ve
50%
94%
14%
14%
35%
*136%
77%
49%
49%
*93
14%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
20
*12%
12%
*12%
27%
26%
! 12 %
26%
*12%
26%
45
45%
45%
45 Ve
*45'A
94%
93%
*94
94%
93%
96
93%
100%
♦100
24%
93%
100 Viz
24%
35%
139
77
2.50
common_I_7
64
9%
36'A
>105%
"136 %
common
62%
9%
36%
6%
106
100
5
63%
10
36
26%
*94 %
93%
►100
94%
14%
6
12%
35%
35%
35%
*1?6%
139
*136%
80
79%
80
49%
49%
3,300
139
78%
*93
14%
*5%
94%
14 %
6
49%
*93
14%
5%
2,000
49%
2,600
94%
18,200
15%
1,500
6%
*12%
12%
12%
12%
200
27
26%
26%
26%
26%
8,100
45%
45%
45'%
45%
45%
1,000
96
93%
100 %
94%
*93%
*100
94'A
94%
100 %
*94'A
*93%
*100
96
90
110
94%
100 %
25
24%
25%
29,200
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16
16'A
11,100
10
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37
37'A
36%
36%
12,500
*34%
35%
34%
35 Ve
*34%
35'A
34%
34%
34%
100
77%
80 %
79
80'A
78%
79%
79%
79%
3,000
5o
18%
18%
17%
18%
17%
17%
78%
17%
34%
79%
&
17"%
17%
17%
12,800
13.50
38%
38%
38%
38%
38'A
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
1,400
413%
42
8,900
36%
363%
Western
20
_
Co_ll00
1
Co
class
Match
par
41%
41%
36'%
36 3%
*79
common
25
36%
42%
363%
82
41%
36%
*80
423%
363%
82
*80
16%
16 3%
16
16%
25%
253%
25'A
*30%
25%
253%
25 3/8
25%
25'%
*25
38
*35
38
42%
41%
38
42%
*31%
42%
38
42%
*35
423A
15%
433A
44
2,400
3,900
82
*»«•*•-
16
11,200
25%
600
37
5,300
44%
113
113'%
113
113%
35
353%
343A
35%
35%
35%
35
35%
34%
353%
343%
35
343A
343%
*34%
35%
34%
34%
34'%
34%
800
113
113
113%
114
114
114
520
5,500
2
20%
20%
20%
20aA
20%
20%
Ijioc
19%
20%
19%
19%
6,000
13'%
133%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
133%
13%
133%
6,100
2
40'%
40%
41'%
41%
41
41%
41
41%
403A
41
5,800
1
10%
10 3A
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
103A
10%
103/4
4,800
54
55
4,600
No par
54
50
*66
1
34
34%
No par
12
12
preferred series A
Ltd
42%
*80
16%
42%
l
preferred
36 3%
24%
16%
*34%
preferred__ll00
42%
82
26%
16 3%
10
common
36'A
*80
25%
16%
"15
I_2
A
41%
82
25%
54%
54
69
54%
xll3A
54%
54%
54
68
68
*66%
68'%
68
68%
300
34%
33
533/4
69
*66
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
335%
2,100
12
113A
113A
*113A
12
113A
113/4
700
No par
Aircraft
14
14%
14'%
14%
13%
14
13%
14
13%
14
12,100
No pai
Co
80%
81
793A
81
80%
81%
80'A
813A
80'A
81'%
26,400
50
56%
Sep
16
5
56'%
57%
18% Jan
56%
4
41% Dec
56%
36% Jan
57%
29
56%
17
50% Nov
9
Dresser
common
50o
49%
50%
49
20% Dec
23
23% Dec
49%
31
49%
19% Sep
12
493A
49%
493A
24% Jan
433%
3
48%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
1
203%
20 3%
20%
203A
20 3/4
20%
Sep
16
14
20 :A
203A
20%
Dunhill
20%
1
*10%
113%
10 %
113/4
*10%
11%
11
7% Oct
11
26
12>A Mar
No par
8%
9'%
8%
8%
11% Oct
7
Jan
27
4
13% Sep
7
12% Aug 19
11
Apr
15
4
11
115% Jan
170
Dec
1
124
Apr
12
Preferred
$4.50
series
94% Aug 11
101
Apr
12
Preferred
$3.50
series
1
101% Nov
24
6
7
33% Jan
3
Mar 12
54% Oct 25
46% Jan
12
49
249% July
38
6
July 25
53% Nov
4
48% Jan
12
53
Feb
18
7
54 % Dec
9
51% July 22
55
Nov
4
53% Oct
5
50% Aug
9
51% Sep 28
54
Nov
9
Dec
22
14
6
17% Nov
17
51
Sep
10
9% Jan
7
15
Jan
243
2383A
248%
243%
247%
120 3/4
1203A
120'%
121
121
100
*99%
100
10
35%
35%
34%
50
*463A
473A
50
Duquesne Light Co
*52
53%
common
$4.15 preferred
14
1
51% July
53% Mar 30
$3.75 preferred
3
27
Jan
6
40% Nov
8
35% Jan
6
58
Jun
23
Eastern
Airlines
9
22
6
32% Jun
21
Eastern
Corp
Stainless
9% Jan
46% Jan
Mar
4
25% Dec 31
21% Jan
4
72 % Dec
67
4
172
31
18
31% Sep
12
Eastern
Mar 14
87% Nov
15
Eastman
Sep
1
163
37% Feb
24
52 % Nov
24
45
20% Jan
4
27% ®ct
13
24 '% Mar 15
35% July 29
92% July 22
99
85% Feb
22% Jan
3
19
95
Jun
11
39% Dec
Oct
26
Mar 14
175
Jan
31
55% Aug
1
10
36
Jan
6
52
Jan
4
Dec
1
103
Sep
14
107
13% Feb
23
23 % Dec
9
33
24
45% Mar
2
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
53
100
Nov
1% Jan
23
May
11% Mar
106
Eagle-Plcher Co
Nov
4
Sep
29
6%
23% Feb
Aug
15
4
Kodak
common
25
17
31% Feb
17
Elliott
Oct
48% Nov
17
25
53
28
54% Dec
30
35% Jan
43% Nov
3
11
58% Feb
17
14% Jan
6
54% Apr
11
9% Jun
41% Jun 17
20% Aug
4
39% Jan
4
19
Jan
3
8
15'A Dec
20
22% Feb
11% Oct
31
17
26% July 28
29% May 19
25% Jan
3
preferred
Gas
36
36%
3,700
48%
47'%
48'A
14,800
30%
30
30'A
29%
29
28%
29
28%
28%
28
28%
6,000
87%
82%
87%
81'A
82%
82%
83
81%
32%
24,400
167
166%
163%
♦167
168%
*167
168%
167
52%
53
52%
53
52%
53%
31
30%
31%
30 %
31
*97
100
100
45
45
108
*104
45%
108
*97
45%
*104
100
45%
108
*97
44%
*104
100
44%
108
17%
17%
17%
17%
1,700
48%
47%
49
47
47%
46'%
47'%
38,700
3%
3%
3%
3'%
3%
56,300
3%
3%
31%
31%
17%
31'A
16%
32'A
xl6%
21%
21%
21
%
21'A
♦48%
49%
*48%
*45
46%
46%
3
45%
3%
32
3%
32%
3%
33
32%
33'%
17%
16%
17
15%
16%
8,100
21'A
20%
21%
21'%
21%
10,000
49'A
20%
*48%
49'A
48%
48%
*48'%
49
45
45
*45
46%
45
45
*45
45%
45%
45%
45%
46%
23%
23%
24%
16%
17
45%
32%
11%
12'%
Endicott Johnson
29%
29%
25
31%
32
31%
21
76
74% Feb
5
Co
87% Oct
73
July
31
8
5%
Corp common
preferred
preferred series
Erie &
4
Phonograph
Erie RR common
Dec
Mfg
Equitable Gas Co
79
3,100
17%
12'%
4%
44%
108
17%
29%
5
100
17%
11%
20
1,700
17%
29%
23
4,600
31
46
12%
Jan
43%
70
54%
17%
29%
100
*97
*104
167
46%
12
14
53%
*30'A
7,700
17%
45%
29%
24% Apr
37%
47%
30
12%
28% Sep
26.
36%
30%
30%
20% Jan
page
37%
49%
12
25% Apr
69% Oct
36%
29%
34 Ve Sep
—
29%
10
<fc
—
48%
31
44%
60
7,000
30
31%
♦97
17
29%
28%
Electric
29
see
55
16%
Radio
22 % Dec
footnotes
52
♦53
17'%
Empire District Electric Co
July 13
27% Dec 27
For
52
55
16%
Emerson
6
Dec 29
52
*53
163A
Emerson
4
70
*50%
55
16%
20
4
Jan
52
*53
17
21
16% Jan
4
*50%
55
16%
16% Feb
22% Jan
Jan
52
*53
16 3A
30% Oct
Jan
Feb
52
55
25% July 22
92
96
52
50
preferred
Jan
102
200
_15
common
26
66
40
52
5
Elgin National Watch Co
20% Oct
8
28% Jan
53
55
53%
*104
*51%
*51%
.m
51%
Amer Bhares
29% Aug 12
2nd
53
*53
10
Storage Battery
Natural
*51%
1,530
51%
50
&
Electric
Ind
53
800
55
10
Electric
Mus
*168
*52%
48
41,900
1
10
4
52
51%
31%
2.50
(The).
23
conv
52
*46 3/4
1
100
5% Feb
Paso
48
2
100
Co
34'A Feb
5%
48
86%
3
El
48
28%
52% Dec
49
47
5
100
Auto-Lite
Co
48
10
10
5%
46 3%
Corp
3% Nov
Feb
14,000
common
Steel
Co
27% Feb
22 Ve Feb
35'%
37%
31
6
35
50
27
15% Jan
353%
X37%
4 % Dec
27
35
x49
29'A Dec
16 % Dec
35
30%
6
3
34%
39%
4
12
700
35%
49%
Apr 26
23% Jan
48
99'A
28%
preferred
Electric
121'%
99%
38%
Elastic Stop Nut Co
2
243%
*1203A
99 3A
47%
preferred
Products
% %
237'%
121 %
993A
1
preferred
%%
Ekco
May 27
245
1203A
933/4
10
10
Inc
Eaton Manufacturing Co
Edison Bros Stores Inc common
4
153/4
243
121%
99 3A
*51'%
*53
B
'
*53
*51
Dec
6,500
52
50
24% Aug
9
55
50
40
100
8 5%
*513%
preferred
$2.10 preferred
29% Dec
8%
12
*53
4.10%
DWG Cigar Corp
4
3,800
*1-1/4
55
55
12
165
'
52
*54
28
10,900
:
51%
52
50
15% Jan
8%
19,500
56%
*54
—50
preferred
preferred
18% Jan
2
99
4.20%
21% Apr
Jan
9
241
B
4%
50% Oct
47% July
83A
No par
No par
Common
49% Apr 27
53 % Apr 22
*
5 5 Ve
<fc Co—
117% Sep
122% Oct
6
12
(E I)
18
13
Jan
Pont de Nem
Jan
12
50% Jan
International
157
28% Jan
45
Co
Industries
6
94'A Jan
35% Sep
Chemical
Duplan Corp
du
104% Jan
,
900
31
55%
30%
18%
Hudson
Mines
37%
*97
98%
No par
cumulative
Douglas
60
37
98%
38%
98
35%
1
Pepper Co__.
18% Mar 31
2%
31%
38
5
Dixie Cup Co common
91 % Feb
2%
37%
38%
99
35%
Dobeckmun Co (The)
43 Va Mar 14
2%
*177
18%
Distillers Corp-Seagrams Ltd
Divco Corp
62% May 17
2%
179%
56
Diamond T Motor Car Co
Diana Stores Corp
Dr
2%
177
50c
Raynolds
conv
6
18%
preferred
$1.50 cumulative
5%
6%
56
Detroit Edison
Diamond
150
10
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR
Detroit Steel Corp!
4.40%
97%
35
Power & Light Co
Vilbiss
26%
18%
Denver & Rio Crrande West RR—
Escrow ctfs for common__No
De
27%
20
Lack
Delaware
26%
35
preferred
Delaware
*98%
27%
18%
common
Delaware &
*97%
99
27%
35
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc
&
98%
*98
10
convertible
Deere
*97%
99
37%
1
Dayton Power «k Light
79
9
Aug
4
34% Dec 31
61
26% Aug
7
*97%
99
25
7%
Davega Stores Corp
28
10
Dec~23
97%
98%
27%
18%
Mills Inc___
Diamond Alkali Co
21
9,600
34%
Corp common
preferred series A
5
13% Jan
20
69
1
6
34 % Jan
Sep
68%
100
Inc
45% July
30% Mar 14
69%
— -
18%
common
117% July
16
7
69%
No par
No par
4
35% Sep
75
70
51'%
178%
common
13
16% July 23
61% Dec
69%
5
Devoe &
6
69%
100
42% Feb 28
13
Apr
69%
*50'%
34%
Daystrom Inc
5
43% Sep 16
37% Jun 21
90
69%
24
18 %
Dec
31% Jun
33%
12
35
8
Feb
101
33% Jan
11
July 19
18
Aug 11
69
500
26% Nov 17
39
4,000
*100
35% May
27
600
35'A
100
33% Aug 26
4
53%
35
100
1
18
53%
35
100
35% Oct
Nov
53'%
34%
C
4
51% Jan
*53
35
A
32% Jan
16
53
34%
B
July 11
39% Sep 23
28
53
34%
series
6
30
53%
34%
series
17
Dec
*52%
34%
series
17 % Jan
20% Dec
53%
34%
3.90%
14% Jan
57
12,500
3.75%
31% May 16
3
12,400
26'A
53
3.75%
12
4
44%
26
51%
Preferred
18% Nov 23
May
43%
26'/8
*50'%
Preferred
35'A Nov
12% Jan
44'%
25%
51 %
Preferred
4
41
43%
26'%
*50'%
13
27
26
45%
25%
51%
18
Oct
'A Apr
4
43%
25%
*50%
May 11
24% Jan
9
45
25%
51%
40
common
Sons Inc
River
5%
44%
25%
19%
3%%
1
6
45%
25
No par
preferred
Cushman's
Dana
44
*50%
34%
Amer
of
Cutler-Hammer
Dan
3,YUd
18%
Class A
17
16% Oct 31
Jan
101% Oct
19% Jan
95
42% Jan
27
Aug 23
97
52% Sep
2678
180
com new
preferred
Curtis-Wright
26 Ve
34%
preferred
Prior
7% Jan
Steel
Publishing
23
26'%
2.50
common
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Feb
26%
38%
Cuneo Press Inc
67 % Feb
25
Seal
&
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis
26%
2
RR 6% noncum pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
4%%
26
►I 78%
.
Cuba
73% Apr 26
Dec
6% Oct
107
3
9% Aug
35
54% Jan
93
Sep 27
26%
13,600
No par
$2 preferred
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$4.20 preferred
32% Jan
26%
1
22 % Sep
34
31
26%
9
1
Corp
13% Mar 30
15
36% Dec
26%
5
(The)
35% Oct
106
15,300
25
17% July 20
4
6,100
43%
100
4
11
89%
43%
1
Corp
Corp
4
21% Jan
88%
43%
1
Jan
101% Jan
9%
88'%
43%
50
preferred
Cork
9%
87%
44%
5
common
29'A Jan
7
9%
88%
43 %
50
Crane Co common
95'A Jan
Jan
9
88
5
series
Corp
99 % Mar 30
11
9%
44%
9
100
Petroleum
of
5,300
88%
27
40% Dec
Jun
300
105
42%
*98
4
11
9
105
87%
*97%
4
26 Ve Mar 22
110
44%
100
4
35% Jan
107
89%
100
Inc
International
3%%
9%
105
43
5
series of 1947
91% Jan
6
9
103
88%
8
Refining common_10
28% Jan
1% Jan
Shares
12%
*21%
preferred
Cosden
1
the Week
12%
preferred
Products
Friday
Nov. 18
22%
Electric
Cum pfd 3%%
Corn
Nov. 17
12%
common
Corning Glass Works
Sales for
Thursday
*21%
1
Co
PRICES
21%
14
Convertible pref 5%
Preferred 6% series
Nov. 16
13%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
Copperweld
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 15
12%
25
Delaware
of
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 14
21%
preferred:
Continental Motors
29
30% May
Cop & Steel Ind com__2
convertible
Continental
May 23
98
26
102
96'% Jan
Monday
Par
Continental Steel Corp
5
Aug 25
99%
95% Jan
STOCK
Continental Foundry &
Continental Insurance
July 27
19
YORK
LOW
EXCHANGE
Monday, November 21, 1955
RECORD
STOCKS
l'ear 1954 '
Lowest
EXCHANGE STOCK
...
5
100
23%
♦98
24
99
23%
*98
24
31%
23%
31%
31%
31%
31%
12,300
110
46%
20CT
45%
46'%
5,900
24%
25
12
*29%
31'%
9,600
12'%
12,300
29%
2.300
31%
1,400
A
Pittsburgh RR Co
99
98%
98%
98
98
8.50
25%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
No par
21%
26%
5.000
22%
26%
21%
22'%
21%
22%
22
22%
100
85%
22%
86
22 %
15,800
*84%
87
*84%
87
*84%
87
*70%
*84%
87
50
71%
*70'A
72%
*70%
72%
*70'A
72%
*70%
72%
*97%
99
30
200
!
^Volume 182
Number 5483
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2143)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Pear 11)54
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Highest
21
12% Feb
16
14% Dec
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
SALE PRICES
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
Nov. 14
galea for
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
Nov. 18
Shares
Oct
10
26 % Sep
29
Evans
5
23%
20% Sep
13
Eversharp Inc
23%
22
6
23%
23
13% Jan
29
223/4
22%
1
223/8
15%
Ex-Cello Corp
15%
15%
153A
153/4
16
15%
16
3
55%
15%
56%
56
56'A
16 '/a
6,300
56'/a
58%
57%
573/4
57
*2
597%
9,600
2%
43
"l% Apr~26
NEW YORK
Lowest
~2% Dec~31
May 11
1% Nov
10
59% Nov
4% July
18
8
Products
Co
new_,
Exchange Bullet Corp
2.50
2
2
2
*
2
1%
22%
2
23%
9,600
1%
2
800
31%
33
34,200
30,800
F
20% Nov
9% Jan
13% May
15
Apr
1
11
24% Jan
18 % Aug 11
6
33% Nov
15
12% Nov
l
21% Feb
7
Fairchild Engine
Oct
11
18% Apr
7
Fajardo
4
18 % Jan
27
14
16% Dec
31
15
17% Jan
5
11
29
3% Apr
8
10% Oct
13
48% Oct
1
19
62% Jan
20% Jun
27% Jun
13
25% Dec
72
Dec
30% Dec
6
17% Mar
22% Mar 14
6
25 % Jun
68
29
74
Sep
26
26% Jan 25
16
5% Mar 14
Aug 16
16% Apr
May 16
9
8
Nov
9
36
July
Nov
7
28
1
16
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
14
64% Apr
56 % Apr
5
43% Oct
23
Jan
19
34 % Dec
16
16% Dec
21
19% Dec
27
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
4
29
Oct
17
40% Jan
24
Fairbanks Morse & Co
Sugar
Corp common
preferred series B_
57
Jan
27
50
Jan
3
5%%
45
Apr
29
Federal
Mogul
Federal
Pacific
5%
conv
cum
pfd ser A
pfd 1953 series
conv
Bower
58
Dec
8
52% Jan
25
73% Sep
22
4
10% Apr
32% Dec
30
8% Nov
9
13% Feb
23
Felt
4
29
28% Jan
6
Feb
15
110% Dec
29
95
Oct
14
15
Corp
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
14% Jan
12
41 % Dec
10
35% Jan
18
62% Sep
23
Filtrol
54
18
82 % Sep
23
Firestone Tire & Rubber
104% Sep
24
49% Feb
17
7% Mar
25 % Jan
98% Jan
8
4
7
108
Oct
15
104
62% Nov 23
53
10% Oct
21
42% Dec
22
104% Dec
3
Sep 26
Mar
9
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
100
Aug 29
108
Mar
3
Firth
Flintkote
18% Mar 11
26% Jan
28% Jan
7
38% Sep
28
35% Jan
6
Oct
11
48 % Apr 14
40
July 7
35
9
48% Sep
101% Nov
93% Jan
7
37% Jan
12
88 % Jan
6
113
Nov
29
94 % Jan
4
100% Dec
J an" 11
19
6% Jan
4
53% Dec
43% Mar 15
5
99
Jan
13
46% Jan
22
25
102
21
First National
(The)
$4
Carpet
Co
Power
Power
&
Food
Fair
cum
21
12
68
Jan
6
14
Jan
18
95
14% Jun
Oct
23% Jan
4
38% Dec
29
34% Mar 14
54% Nov
69% Jan
4
92
29
88% Mar 30
94
Dec
6
24
16% Mar 23
Oct
9
24
convertible
3%%
9%
9%
9%
*47
*45%
46%
35%
35%
35%
353/4
353/4
353/4
35%
14%
13%
137%
13%
13%
13%
93%
35%
14
13%
51
33%
32%
32 3/4
31%
32%
31%
68%
68'%
68 3%
69
C83/o
8%
83%
9
83/4
32%
33
32%
32%
*32%
106
1063%
1071%
107%
111
56
104%
56%
9%
5
300
35%
35%
1,300
13%
6,800
31%
13%
32%
69
69
8%
105
38%
♦103
X543/4
55%
55%
78
78%
104%
*104%
77%
104%
57
56%
9%
56%
9%
39 %
93/4
38
106
393/8
*103
106
553A
9%
38%
103
323%
32%
110
79%
105
78%
*104'%
563A
8%
32%
116
56%
56%
57%
79%
105
8%
313/4
5,000
11,800
9
1,900
32
1,900
109%
6,200
56
563/4
9,200
77%
5,000
763/4
104%
57%
10
10
10 %
37%
38
*103
'
109
38%
106
20,900
46%
31%
69%
9
9%
51
♦45
68
32%
8%
200
*46
68
104 %
106
57%
10%
37%
*103
105
110
57%
2,500
10%
1,800
38
7,i00
106
19%
19%
19%
19%
19 Vb
19%
19%
19%
42%
423/4
19%
13
43
423/4
423A
1,800
42aA
43
Co__No par
423/4
36%
43'%
37%
36%
37
36%
37
5,000
36%
36%
363/4
54
55%
37'A
54%
543/4
533/4
55%
8,800
543/4
54 :»A
%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100%
*99%
100'%
58%
10
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
583/4
57 3%
58'A
9,800
123%
123 %
230
1
99%
57%
100
99
121
121%
121%
122
122
*121%
126
*19
55
55%
5,000
*98%
98%
98 %
98%
98%
983/4
983A
80
2
20%
21 %
21
223/4
22%
23
22%
22%
21%
223/o
—10
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
31%
32%
35,900
31'/2
31 78
31 %
31'A
No par
8%
8%
*8%'
83/8
8%
8a/8
8,100
8%
Corp
Co
Corp
Sulphur Co
13 Vb
13
90
91%
100
*12%
by'/a
14%
52%
93
14%
513/4
14
52%
92
1
common
13
93
14
1
Co
preferred
13%
92
1
10
Froedtert
Corp
Freuhauf Trailer
121
100
preferred
Franklin Stores
4%
9%
493/4
78%
preferred
Freeport
2,400
46%
10
9% Dec
12% Dec
10
27,300
63/4
7
*46%
55
Foremost Dairies Inc
19
35%
6 3%
6%
*46 %
15
Foster-Wheeler
15% Nov
71
343/4
353/a
7
49%
pfd ser of '51
26% Aug 22
76% Nov
71
35%
36
6%
93%
7%
50
7
2,900
461%
Machinery & Chem Corp
Sugar
2,300
24'%
46
5
Light
3%%
Francisco
17 Vb
24
75
*48
77 VB
Stores Inc common
$4.20 div
Food
17
24%
34%
6%
9%
17%
24%
♦72
46%
54%
Corp
Florida
11
4
35
6%
9%
1,400
16%
75
1
Florida
28
4
33%
6%
6.25
com
Florence Stove Co
20% Oct
12% Apr
34%
*72
49%
No par
29 % Oct
3
73
*45%
1
common
9
Mar 31
24'%
24%
73
>
*45%
10
Co
(The)
38% Dec
Jun
233/4
24%
78
6%
5
preferred
12
100
25
No par
97% Jan
Sep 21
17%
17
33'/a
5
Stores
13
11
Jan
July 15
61 % Sep
126
14%
17
100
28
45% Jan
Mar 22
105
14
17
1
Feb
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
10
69% Sep
12
17
24%
—5
preferred
17
23
23
4%%
19
21 % Apr
Inc
Co
Corp
11% Sep
May 23
Mfg
Ferro
46% Feb
5
32
Tarrant
20
16% Nov
Aug
&
62% Jun
106
14%
14
1
Co
4
Jan
14%
14
32%
5
Bearings
Electric
8% Jan
26
14%
14
31%
50
20% Jan
Apr
14%
14
50
38% Jan
38% Apr
143%
14
x9
20
119
32%
14%
14
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
5
Farwick Corp
2
Fedders-Quigan Corp common____l
Federal Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores
76
32 %
143%
14
16%
1
33%
14%
14
*73
41% Sep
32%
14%
50
48% Oct
4
33%
14
14
1
Family Finance
5%
33
20
Falstalf Brewing Corp
31% July 21
5
No par
& Airplane Corp.l
Co
52%
50%
92%
*90%
*91
*14
*98
983/4
8%
♦97
8%
8'A
700
13
12 %
12%
12%
123%
90 %
1,200
91
92
91%
92%
3,900
14%
14'A
14%
14%
14'A
700
51%
50 3A
51
503/8
51'A
92
34,600
90%
92%
91
91
600
c
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
4
6% Jan
34% Jan
23
4
6
7% Aug
2
31% Dec 31
Dec
113
Dec" 31
43
34
104% May 24
TO
5% May 18
26% Mar 14
9
25
41% Jan
14
Jan
18
2
8% Nov
Jun
July
13
Dec
17
29% Nov
22% Jan
4
40% Dec
21
35% Mar 14
24% Jan
7
32% July 18
3% Apr
12
41% Aug 23
6% Dec 27
1*74 Oct
20
33
25% Oct
21
45
Mar
Mar 14
56
Nov
25
May
25% Jan
7
22
Dec
2
37% Nov
17
31
10
32
15% July
20% Jan
4
103
Jan
18
38
Jan
13
9% Oct 25
Dec
11
Jan
3
148% Feb
18% Jan
10% Jan
4
33% Dec
18% Dec
10
71
Feb
4
Gair
5
39
Feb
11
46% Apr
5
46% Feb
25
9% Mar
17% Aug
30% Sep
1
Inc
1
(Robert)
Inc
Gamewell
preferred
(The)
Co
Uaruner-Denver
Garrett
Gar
Co
3
28
69% Jun
23
11% Jan
21
Inc
3
148% Jun
3
7
36% Feb
23
General
6
24% Sep
23
2
89
Dec
27
83% Mar 18
4%
49
Dec
31
45% Jan
18
62% Sep
23
4%
conv
4
29
Dec
29
24% Mar 15
35 % Oct
26
General
15
131
Dec
29
122
Jan
130
Aug 17
140
Oct
27
15% Nov
3
19% Dec
1
16% Nov
2
21% Mar
7
11
8
15 % Dec
1
13
2
17
Mar
7
Mar 29
Jan
Nov
48% Feb
37% May 17
9% Jan
9
80
46% Jan
48% Jun 25
3
56% Jun
22
General
Dynamics
General
Electric
30%
303/4
2,000
4374
43%
43'A
2,600
36
3/
363/8
36 to
1
6
19% July
75
Jan
6
90% Nov
15
General
7% Oct
28
13
Feb
23
General
60% Jan
5
78% Nov
66% Jan
6
77% Jun
20
124% Mar
3
120
Mar
General Finance
118% Jan
10
7
123
July 11
5%
136% Feb
3
152
July 25
11
54
Nov
122'/2 Feb
24
127
Jan
3
9
102
Jun
30
35 % Nov
9
4
126% Oct
Jan
4
102% Sep
28
98
22% Jan
11
33% Dec
29
29% Jan
95
29
Aug
7
14
43 % Mar 14
25
Jan
4
3% Jan
4
28% Jan
18
25% Mar 26
100
Jan
18
52%
2
4% Jan
9
57 % Feb
36% Nov
Nov" 24
4% Dec
3
71% Apr 19
5% Mar
7
34% Aug 19
33
44
39% Jan
107
Dec
27
Aug 16
Mar 17
105
6
16
4
28
41
Jan
12
15% Sep
30% Dec
53% Dec
55%
56
55
55 7o
54%
54aA
54
Apr
28
13% Oct
31
26% Jan
6
47% Oct
31
10
38 % Nov
4
49% J£th
26
63% Aug
3
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
13
7
43% Dec
Jan
28
100% Apr
12
4
47% Dec
31
75% Jan
4
96
72% Feb
16
13
Dec
27
Jun
29
45% Jan
8
84% Oct
33% July 29
101
18
91
Nov
82
Jan
7
103% Sep
26
16
107% Sep
1
17% Mar 24
101
Jun
29
65% Nov
14
98
Jun
5%
54%
5.O00
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2,800
29'%
29%
29%
29%
29 %
29%
297a
29
29
2,500
105%
1053/B
*105'%
106'%
105%
"When
General
General
4 %%
General
4%%
Georgiq-Pacific
(The)
Gimbel
% Jan
17
99
Aug
8
36 % Oct
11
44% Mar
2
29
90
58% Jan
4
42 % Dec
6
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
162
Nov
8
137% Apr 26
9% May
3
5% Nov
10
9
Jan
Oct
20
168
26 % July 30
17% Jan
26
157
11
Feb
2
22% Feb
16
Goebel
&
91%
91%
*91%
92
*91%
50
*54%
57
*55
57
*54'%
com__No par
34%
34
34
33%
42% Jan
3
Jan
12
13% Sep
24
23
Sep
6
32
Sep 21
14% Jun
29
26
Dec
31
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
86% Jan
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
207
Sep
33
Apr
94% Jan
19
40% Aug
18
35
Jan
6
44
Jun
6
4
93
Mar 21
98
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
12% Jan
5
27 %
7% Mar
29
Jan
8
100
Mar
July
2
10% Dec
13
4
36% Dec
17
34% Jan
21% Dec
17
21 % Jan
5
21
12
13
19% Nov
14
45% Nov
18
&
Grand
Union
City
conv
4
3
32% Sep
6
Dec
29
74
Feb
2
92 % Jun
22
Great Northern
9
38% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
19
Great
17% Jan
Northern
4
22
Dec
31
20% Mar 22
44% Sep
24% Feb
9
Great
Western
154
Oct
4
9
Jun
18
20% Jan
For
8
27
143
78% Aug 17
33% Feb
1
69
31% Dec
footnotes
see
23
153
May 26
Northern
7%
7
Green
34% Jan
18
Green
26% Mar 15
26.
Jun
30% Mar 14
17
page
Mar 16
Feb
37% Aug 11
76
1,500
*138
x51%
54
125
100%
L)
Greenfield Tap
125
125%
101
34'/4
100%
101
♦100%
x333/4"
333/4
33%
70%
70%
70%
*122
123
122
122
*138
148
*138
148
52%
125 %
101
33'%
50%
51
49%
51%
80
507,200
125 %
125%
124%
124 •/«
100'%
1003/4
100%
101
1,400
♦333/4
34%
♦333A
34
600
600
56 3%
56
56%
55
553/4
413/i
42%
41%
42
5%
5%
53/o
5%
38%
383/4
38%
38%
38
38%
383/i
39%
38%
39
10,500
par
61%
*105%
63
62%
63
63 %
65%
65
67
63%
65
5,100
106%
*1053/4
106'%
*14%
44%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/a
14%
143%
14%
143/8
2,500
44'%
44%
45%
45
45
44%
45%
44%
44%
1,300
36
36
36
36%
36%
36
36
*35%
36'A
♦1053/4
106%
*1053/4
106%
*1053/4
5%
56%
563A
56%
57
57
57%
573/4
58
58
39 %
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
393/4
39
39%
33%
*100
64%
33%
33%
♦100
103
x64 %
65%
85%
*91
|
*84
113%
33'%
103
65
333/8
*100
63%
33%
103
64%
33'/«
*100
63%
92%
91
91
*91
85'%
*84
85'%
*84
113%
113
113'%
112
64%
22'%
85'%
112
8,400
33
33
♦100
400
1,000
14,000
103
63%
91%
*84
112
65%
91%
900
9,400
180
851%
114
400
413/8
40%
41
40%
413/8
41%
X40%
43
33,800
41%
40%
41 Vb
40%
41
40
40%
39%
40%
13,800
28%
27%
27%
27%
27%
263/4
27%
2o%
26%
*97%
38%
10
I
5
i_4
No par
-5
—
5
Stores
com
1
No par
Paper Co
Ry
Co
^_25
No par
Sugar com—No par
Inc
5%
*155
*22
98
39%
5%
159
22%
*97
39
5%
*155
*22
98
39%
5%
159
22%
39%
53/4
*155
*22
98
39%
5%
159
22%
*97
393%
53/4
*155
*22
28
393/4
5%
159
22%
*97'A
39
5%
♦155
*22
6,600
98
3 9 3/4
7,000
5%
12,800
159
22%
73%
74
733/4
74%
74%
76
74%
75%
73 3/4
74'%
12,600
61%
63
62%
63
613/4
623/4
62 3%
63%
61
62%
23,300
32
32
31%
32
31%
32
32
32
*313A
32
46%
47%
46%
47%
46%
46%
*45%
46
45%
46
1%
l3/4
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
13'4
1%
1,700
8,900
16,«00
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
19%
19%
19'%
30
30 Vb
29%
30
29%
293/4
29%
30
2 9'A
29%
4,200
37%
37%
37
37%
36%
37 %
36%
37%
36%
36%
15,700
*194
204
*192
200
196
196
♦188
198
6,300
100
*194
38%
204
38%
39%
39%
40%
41
97
18%
97
96%
96%
*96%
98
19%
18%
19%
18%
18%
18
18%
18
18'%
8,500
43
43%
43%
43'%
43%
43'%
44
45
45
451%
1,170
32
87%
41%
til %
32%
32
32 %
32 %
323%
40'%
39%
33%
98
96 3,4
97
32%
31%
89
87
88
87
87
88
89
42
42%
42%
43 Vb
42'%
42%
42%
42%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'%
21%
21%
213/8
21%,
*88
149
149
149
149
100
*74%
76
76
76
1
31%
32
31%
32%
34%
34%
40
*96'%
42%
89
100
& Die Corp__No par
*97%
403/a
33%
103
3,600
11,900
106 3/4
56%
Iron Ore Prop—No par
Co
51%
693/4
122%
148
42%
-100
preferred
Bay & Western RR
(H
53%
69 %
122%
*138
125
125%
34%
71%
122%
148
5%
X.1
preferred
11
Apr
70 %
70
122%
150
41%
I—10
(The)_
Grayson-Robinson
Jan
73
6,200
27%
preferred
Jan
28
1,300
3,400
8%
40%
Rubber
Co
Jun
131% Jan
18%
b8%
8%
563/o
common—12.50 v
5%% cum preferred
100 \
Grant (W T) Co common
5
»
Gt
18%
88%
8%
578
Steel
64
80
183/4
89%
8%
563/B
1
100
Motors
57
17
18%
89 %
8%
40%
Granby Consol M S & P—4.
Granite
$2.25
18%
89
83/4
1
& Co
Graham-Paige
3%%
18%
88%
8%
5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
7
18%
90%
83/4
42%
i.
(B F)
R)
85,700
5%
4
3
(W.
38,100
42%
56%
Co
Inc
Goodyear Tire
Grace
57%
48%
No par
10
7
55% July 25
3% Mar
3
56*78
49%
5
23
11
57%
49%
1
78 % Sep
1% Nov
56%
50
42
Co_
66% Jun
41% Mar 14
57%
493/b
53/8
new
6
31% Nov
56%
49%
20
5 6 3%
common
18
31
800
43%
100
50% Jan
29
2,600
13 72
137
10
22
29
17%
13%
5%
Corp
54% Dec
Dec
17
13%
—1
28
2% Nov
17
13%
55 %
10
Dec
42
137
17
13%
41%
10c
62
47% Dec
138
17%
.
1
Corp
59 % Jan
4
*137
17%
M,
~10c
20
4
138
200
500
18%
71%
64% Dec
1
33%
90
122%
14
1% Jan
67
*33%
493/o
9
71
,
*o4
18%
122
*140
No par
92
57
33%
90
No pa:
52%
*91%
*54'%
*33 %
x56%
58%
18%
87%
8%
92
57
333/4
*13%
13%
50
1
*91%
*/2
13%
57'%
17
13%
49%
*137
92
a
17%
139%
17%
57%
No par
Dec
29 % July
*137
138
17%
13%
(Delaware )_1
Corp
60
27% Jan
138
343/4
1
Brewing Co
Stock Telegraph
Goodrich Co
130
3,000
5,yoO
Plywood
Co
Gondall-Sanford
142
30%
preferred
Glidden Co (The)
Gold
142
2
$4.50
90% Nov
145
30%
Utllties
Brothers
8
3,800
21A
92
Gillette
3,700
9"/8
31
113
8
150
65 V4
9%
2i%
92
23
106%
65%
9%
30%
*84
113
19
106%
66
2lVa
100
43% Sep
143
106
213/4
100
45% Sep
29% Sep
Jan
80
8
9%
31
com—2.50
11
31
142
66
30 3%
preferred
preferred
conv
preferred
4%%
3%%
9%
21%
Rubber
&
142
66
31
Corp common_No par
preferred
100
Tire
141
140%
9 %
22
Time
18
Dec
142
65
21%
com
Telephone
Jan
21
9%
303/4
Corp
38% Oct
30% Dec
65%
9%
22
issued"
General Shoe
106
643/4
9%
31%
100
24% Mar 14
4
4
141
106
64%
21%
Equipt Corp
&
20
10% Jan
13% Jan
f%
30%
preferred
13
27
64
5
No par
Utilities
Realty
54 '/a
7,600
6,300
1,000
15%
Railway Signal com.No
General
54%
5
2 5 3/4
29%
General Refractories
86% Mar 23
118 % Jun
Public
363/4
4%
2 5b/o
*35%
Precision
General
General
36
5
26
1
General Public Service
15
9
29% Jan
99
General
37
4%
26
Corp com new__ 1%
No par
preferred
36'%
26
com__l
Preferred $3.75 series
17
31
35 % May 25
25% Jan
$5
5
26
General Outdoor Advertising-No par
General Portland Cement Co
1_1
39% Sep
35% Nov
12% Jan
20 % Apr
convertible
General Motors
4%
26%
-100
preferred—100
preferred
67
Nov
Corp
Corp
Instrument
3%%
43% Oct
146 % Dec
5
*26
1.66%
General Mills common
4
26
4%
5 %
26
5
80% July 22
12% Dec 28
Jan
3670
3b'%
25%
Corp
14% Nov
123% Feb
5
50
Co
5
119
100
30'%
433/4
100
4
22
48'A
30%
Corp common—2
preferred—
10
Foods
*4o%
100
Inc
Co
25
5
46 3,8
5
8% Oct
13% Jan
463/8
44%
No par
66% Feb
24
46 '/a
31
2nd preferred
series
10 %
44
preferred
7%
10'/2
303/4
General Contract
6%
440
3,000
10 5/a
44'%
1st preferred
9
17% May
Cigar
6,700
10%
30%
Corp
30% Mar
5
25,300
%
1178
com
General Cable Corp com
July
8'A
29%
109%
100
Jan
93
7%
29%
109'A
30 3/4
common
15
Bronze
*4 u
10
73/4
29%
109
443%
Transportation—2.50
Baking Co
preferred
$8
47
7%
29
109
30 %
$4.50 preferred
29% Jan
Jan
*46
47
10 %
7%
29 %
109 %
44 %
preferred
Investors
General
Amer
103/4
10%
10%
7
29
108%
2
Industries
American
General
7
293/a
10j%
30%
Corp
Acceptance Corp
General
1
*46
7%
7
28%
109
5
Container
General
22
107% Mar
10%
7%
29%
110
No par
—.
convertible
Gaylord
29%
"103
59
(The)
Corp
Wood
4%%
7
1
5
common
convertible
5%
12
139
common
100
Gamble-Skogmo
1
14
Co
(The)
$4.50 preferred
9% Nov
9
4
30
Co
105% Sep
57% Jan
6
135% Aug
5
26% Mar 15
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
Gabriel
11% Sep 15
49% Ju)y 27
Jan
38
18
34%
34%
149
*74%
149
76
32%
149
*74'%
149
76
♦148
*74%
32%
150
76
4,700
150
2,600
1,600
14,200
3,800
130
10
32
32%
31'%
31%
31%
313A
8,200
343/a
343%
34'%
34'%
34%
35
1,000
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, November
...
(2144)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
'
Range for
i
Previous
Lowest
Sep
97
7
223,8 Jan 11
Highest
13% Jan
4
14 '/a Mar
90% Jan
20
99
45% Feb
4
5% Dec
22
26% Mar 29
39 V* Dec
29
35% Jan
6
Jan
6
6
2
8% Apr
32% July 19
5% Jan
43/b Jan
4
80% Oct
45% Jan
4
11
44% Feb 23
96% Oct 31
93% Sep 23
84% Nov
3
Jan
18
36% Sep
90
9
67% Dec 29
Dec
91
4
61% Mar 14
Gulf
31
34% July 30
100 % May 26
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
Jun
9
104% July 13
109% Jun
7
7
107
16
103
5
May
Aug 26
101
105
Monday
Nov. 14
Par
105
Jan
15
106% Mar 26
31
Jan
27
46% Aug 17
41% Nov
13
20% Apr
6
63
Nov
24%bep
j.4
.
Tuesday
Nov. 15
SALE PRICES
Thursday
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 16
Nov. 18
Shares
14%
14%
15
97%
9<%
£8
37 %
31 '/a
37 Va
39%
29,400
0"/8
0/2
o%
b%
1,900
va
39-^a
14,500
62%
83%
14-/4
14%
14%
97%
3b%
37%
36%
37%
36%
37%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
41
407a
41
x38
96%
9b%
96%
96-/2
97
9O'/4
9o%
X9o
84%
83 ">u
83 va
84-/4
*82/2
83/2
37%
37%
36%
14%
14%
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
14%
*96
15
*96
97%
*96
*yo
97%
83%
84%
83%
84%
*83%
84%
■/'.'• -j.
84
84
*96%
83%
*83%
37%
„.
$4.44 dividend preferred
Jun 10
104% Sep
.
LOW AND
37%
37%
37%
x37%
Utilities Go-— '
states
Common—
RECORD
"4"!;
'
•'.
i
.
No par
$4.20 dividend preferred——100
$4.40 dividend preferred
100
22
29
26% Jan
-
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred
100
Grumman Aircraft Corp
1
Guantanamo Sugar
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com__No par
$5 preferred
No par
Gulf Oil Corp
25
"When issued" —;
3
May 31
16% Mar
6
Mar 30
94
39% Aug 11
68% Jan
'
r
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
••
STOCKS
Year 1954
ll3/« May 21
.'
'
,
84%"
*8J
36%
104
*103'/4
*104
105
*103%
104
107%
*105
100
108
*i07%
107%
*106
107
*105
106
*103% 106
*103'/a
104%
104%
100
9o
1,100
33,000
bOO
37
*103'/4
4,000
104
10
106%
*lUo%
1U7
160
1U6
*103 '/a
lob
10o%
106
15,100
H
40% Dec
22
Nov
23
134% July 25
29
26% Mar 14
143
Nov 10
40% Nov 17
11
39 V8 Juiy 13
Hackensack Water
25
Halliburton Oil Well Cementing—5
Hall (W F) Printing Co
5
Hamilton Watch Co com
No par
4% convertible preferred
100
Hammermill Paper Co
2.50
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd___No par
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—15
6% preferred
100
Harrlsburg Steel Corp
2.50
Harris-Seybold Co
1
28
35% July
Hart Schaffner & Marx
46% July 12
45% Aug 10
17
30
19% Jan
12% Mar
2
21
Dec
29
18% Oct
13
25% Fab
4
63% Jan
5
86% Dec
31
79% Oct
7
100% Feb
4
17% Jan
4
25% Nov
24
21% Jan
106% Oct
25
102 55 Oct
36% Nov 17
107'% Feb
1
51%Juiy21
6
102% May 11
4
24% Jan
24
12% Jan
142
15
Jan
131
21% Oct
28
33% Nov
22% Apr
5'/a Jan
23
32% Dec
38
6
Jan
32
Oct
30
Mar 11
5
Jan
Nov
34% Oct
11
18
27
5% Mar 25
30
18
40
6
8% Jan 14
39
Jan 2J
16% Oct
32
8% Nov
19
4%%
23
15% Jan
4
23% Dec
31
20% Nov
3
30
28% Dec
31
18% Jun
6
18% Jan
21% Jun
26% Mar 14
11% Feb
Mar
85
17
17
Dec
1
24
Sep
20
39% Jan
3
60% Sep
11
104 V2 Feo
25
Jun
18
36% Jan
3
14
17% Oct
11
3%%
7
1
19
22
101 % Oct
11
21% Jan
26
23% Nov
Feb
5
37% Nov
13% Mar 12
20% Oct
91
'
22% Mar
6
101
Dec
27
121% Feb
2
126% Oct
26
38% Jun
18
Dec
23
40
54% Feb
16
51% Jan
13
25
11
34'% Nov
15
Jan
62
50
May 26
26% Jan
11
14% Jan
11
68
96
17
137
Nov
122% Aug 11
126
May 19
Oct
14
48% July 19
Mar 14
54% Mar 18
34% July 26
18% Apr 21
31% Mar 18
41 % Sep
15% May 12
4
78
Apr
8
5
92
Sep
29
18% Mar
1
43% Nov
Jan
5
79% Aug
3
96
July
51% Aug 24
6
18% Aug
4
preferred series A
(The)
Co
30
Holland Furnace Co
8 % Dec
Hollander (A) & Sons
27% Dec
6
18% Feb
7
8-/2 Mar
25% Jan
2
4
4
Holly Sugar Corp
5
30% Dec
21
29% Feb
9
32% Mar
3
4
52
5
34% Oct
13
48
Jan
3
37% Oct
10
4t% Nov
la
Homestake Mining
Honolulu Oil Corp
Dec"31
28% Jan
31
44% Jun
27
HooKer
Mar 31
100% Jun
14
6
12
31%
103
33
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
36% Oct 27
Jan
7
29Ye Dec
9
84 % Jan
6
94% Jan
4
101
99% Nov
105
13
28
100
105% Nov
16
102% Mar
la
34
28
91% Jan
24
19
Nov
Aug
3
98
4
26% Oct
18
17
May
5
39
104% Jan
MarlO
preferred.
41% Dec
31
38% Oct
14
' Feb
14
112% Dec
23
98
Feb
7
140% Oct
28
Houston Oil Co of Texas
19% Dec
31
18
Jan
6
22% Jun
23
15% Mar 14
25'% Sep
7
July 18
3% Feb
10
10
4% Jan
5
4 % Nov
22
38% Jan
4
13% Jan
14
25 % Nov
8
3% Feb
2
3
10% July 27
55% Dec
7'% July 13
11
22% Jan
2% Nov
10
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
Jun
9
63% Dec
31
57% Oct
11
12
50% Dec
23
47% Jan
5
48% May 21
52 % Dec
20
49
60
53% Nov
10
51% Aug 17
6
3
3
Houston
Howe
Lighting
Sound
tHudson
&
Co
40
Jan
May 25
62% Jun
15
55
Oct
61% Jan
4
54% Dec
10
27
53
10
8% Jan
11
Dec
.
47% Nov
4
July 29
57% Dec
170
;
16
Hunt
17
Foods
Inc
...
6
20
25
96% Jan
19
14% Apr
28
213/4 Dec
29
19% Jan
18
Jan
6
35% Oct
11
Illinois
common
Terminal
preferred
RR
Co—
..5
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
industria
29
68
Electrica
De
Ingersoll-Rand
Inspiration Cons Copper...
103
Insuranshares
Mar 29
33% Sep
4%%
6
Interlake
Iron
Business
9
Int'l
Int'l
41% Jun
.
18
141
Jun
10
12% Jun
16
17
Jan
3
82
Jan
12
101% Sep
"28
8
<
3
Nov
6
16
% Aug 26
117% Sep
23
108
12
7%
9% Mar 13
Jan
20% Nov
15
69
Mar 14
101
Nov
14
73
Jan
6
114
Jun
2
42% Jan
6
11
79
Nov
16
Jan
11
44% Nov
4
37% Jan
4
70
Dec
1
60
Jan
5
31% Jan
29
36% Oct
21
35
Jan
28
74% Sep
39% Nov
13% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
31% Sep
48% Mar
8
50%
101
loo
30%
No par
Machines
Hydro-Electric Sys class A__25
4%
Nickel
Mining Corp..
of
Preferred
*
100
15
common—7.50
Paper
issued"..
$4 preferred
1
com..No par
Canada
International Packers Limited
International
5
—100
preferred
.
Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
5%
100
preferred
No par
.—No par
Salt
International
Shoe
International
:
International
preferred
—
25
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp
5
9
Silver
25
16
11
common
34% Mar 15
43% Jun
32% Jan
6
40
15
Interstate
Dept Stores
12% Jan
3
15% Aug 29
51% May
2
Interstate
Power Co
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co—No par *
21
86% Jan
8
35% Apr 22
99
Jun
16
61% Mar 31
$9% May
19% Jan
4
85% Jan
4
31% Jun
9
7
9
45
Jun
Sep
2
3
$1.40
3
36% Sep
3
30% Aug 11
Iowa
30% Nov
20% Mar 23
24
6
conv
&
Power
16
Island
Sep
21
$6
12% Sep
34% Jan
13
39
31
130
cum
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
26
Sep
6
26
96
Oct
7
55
Nov
23
45
103
Apr
14
99% Jun
13
104
91% Nov 12
77% Oct
11
97
78
Nov
30
37% Dec
9J.'% Jan
31
65
For footnotes
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19
Mar 14
Mar 15
32% Mar 14
100% Dec 31
48% Dec 22
98
Mar 10
41% Mar 15
2"
44%
4,500
20
500
11
11
11
21
22%
21%
21%
8,000
12%
12%
12%
12%
6,200
*6%
*6%
7
200
7
2x%
2i%
217a
21%
21%
21%
30%
30%
31
31
31%
31'A
500
35
42%
38%
38%
104
104
13%
14%
37%
37%
26%
27%
93%
24%
*101
102%
*103
104'%
347b
x41%
35%
42%
35
3o%
35
35%
7,700
427i
43
44'%
3,900
34%
42
x41%
41'%
135% 133'%
18%
18%
23'%
24%
2%
2'%
8%
9
x66%
66%
38
42
38%
38 A
104
103% 104%
13%
37%
27
*8%
6,600
3878
100
104
14
13%
14
4,600
37%
38
38
39
2,100
27%
8,100
26%
*93%
94%
102%
104%
27%
28
94%
94%
*101
102%
101
*103
104%
*103
70
94'%
30
101
104'%
42%
43%
4,900
137%
140%
10,900
19
19
*18%
19%
22%
23
22%
42
41% 41%
135% 136%
18%
19
23
23%
2'A
2'A
6a%
08
104
'
27%
*101
*103
387a
101
13%
14
37%
*93%
%
3,600
135%
2
42%
138'A
*2
2%
23
1,000
23,700
2'A
1,200
9
6j%
8%
8%
8%
900
64
64%
64'.
64%
4,800
30
8%
:/
*29%
900
30
30
30
30
30
30
6%
36'%
6%
36%
6%
36%
6%
36%
6%
6%
6'%
6%
14,700
36%
36%
35%
35%
2,400
29%
*28%
♦29
700
29
Creek
53%
*54%
55 'A
54%
*54%
55
*54'%
£5
*54%
55
*54%
55
200
52
♦52
53
*52
53
*52
53
150
52'%
52
15%
1 ri %
15%
15%
lo%
15%
27%
27
27%
26%
27
53%
52
9%
89 %
59%
60
60
165
59%
170
165
*164
x83
88
86
59%
50%
101%
31%
36%
79%
30%
x400
101%
100'A
100%
35%
36%
168
33%
30%
134%
134%
Jan
6
Jacobs
(F
L)
36%
3 6'/a
36%
167'A
166 %
167'%
30
30
30
29%
30
29%
29%
97% Aug 15
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
59
Jewel Tea
Jun
14
May 10
3%%
Co
Inc
pfd—100
1
51%
common
preferred
Feb
11
Jun
27
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
54% Sep
85
23
Jones &
Nov
17
5%
68% Oct
31
107
Laughlin Steel com
preferred series A
Joy Manufacturing Co
100
No par
12'A
*100%
88'A
71
90
5%
5%
20,4U0
78'A
78%
16,800
134%
*133%
134%
133%
134'%
13
12%
13%
12%
13'A
123/4
114%
109'A
108'A
110%
10J %
103'%
*110
111'%
*109
105
*102
104%
*102
104'%
*102
104'%
19
20%
19
19%
99
99%
108
103%
102
103
18%
19
99%
97%
98%
66%
*101
104
x43
*39
27%
41%
44
44%
43%
43%
67%
67
67%
66 %
67'A
66%
39%
45
68
*41
100
*98'A
,
110%
19
45
45%
41%
740
14,100
110'%
105
100%
103%
41%
200
5%
79%
18%
28%
570
800
21,800
5%
98%
19%
27,400
78%
101
39 %
39'%
*Jj%
40'%
*39%
28
27%
28%
28 'A
28
/a
41%
41%
104
12,400
400
17,300
1,010
1,300
43%
1,900
67
3,400
40%
100
28
28%
40,500
41
41'a
5,600
41%
*41%
42
42
*41'A
42%
42%
41%
41 Va
37'%
37%
37%
37'%
38%
3 8'A
900
14%
14 '/a
14'/a
14 Va
14%
14%
2.300
*41
*42%
44
42%
43'A
300
2,100
43%
41
34%
34%
34%
34V8
34%
34
34'A
34
341/4
27%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,000
30'%
29'%
30'A
32,400
29'A
29%
*127
130
43'%
30'A
130
30
*127
30%
130
30
*127
130
*127
8%
32
%
9%
8%
9%
8%
9%
8%
32%
32%
*32'A
32%
32'A
32 'A
*31%
31
30 5
8
31%
30%
95%
95%
95%
*95%
51%
102
91%
71%
10
49%
50'A
100
106
65%
106%
1
*87
90
2,600
79%
6
*107'%
39%
9%
31%
29%
95%
80
16,500
36%
*87
200
1,700
31%
395
Xl06%
43%
1
51
13%
43%
Co
22%
101'%
112%
44
Jaeger Machine Co
—No par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
1
59'%
4,600
166%
87%
78'A
31%
394 %
398
7,400
*29%
30%
80'A
80
32%
*100%
10
87%
30
36%
87%
5%
31%
398
51
168
163
29%
5%
13%
14
105'A 105%
*127
30
90
5%
14%
—1
36 %
166%
21%
401
30%
30
14 '/a
50c
*22%
*100%
31%
5,100
59%
50%
397
59%
59%
58%
22%
31%
5,100
86%
50%
400%
6,500
2,000
51%
*164
100'A
100%
11,000
51'/a
87%
59
14%
Coal common
60'%
168
22%
£9%
*22
20
8%
87'A
87%
£0%
14%
preferred
59
*164
52'/a
23
134%
112'A
60%
168
51
.
8%
9
50%
23
*87
5%
52%
8%
59%
£9%
50
163
30%
9
50%
58%
*22
23
135
*34%
27 %
28%
*8%
51%
53
——3.50
10
5a 'A
5 4 %
27
37%
No par
53%
*
15%
37%
:
*53
27%
37%
Ligin- Co..
54%
15%
*9
41%
37%
;
54%
27%
9%
114%
27 4
41 %
53%
*53
15%
134'A
13%
67
„
27%
88
103
447a
52
*53
55%
30%
19
98
*51%
52
*51'%
53%
*54'A
88
5%
79'/a
*51%
52
52
*53
25
—1
preferred
Intertype Corp
30% Jan
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
20% Jan
Mar 15
26% Jan
8% Dec 28
6
43%
*10/8
11
21
12%
J
19
44%
*51%
30 %
7%
6
Jan
150
4 4'/a
31 %
__
No par
:
22
4% Feb
94'%
53%
168
3 4 % Dec
19
19%
79'A
*94
55%
52
36%
167%
*30
100
38'/a Dec
Jan
36%
No par
common
38 % Dec
121
30%
7%
400%
25
7
35%
398
29 % Apr
31
May
19
18%
*77 V2
94
2.
No par
—
preferred
International
Int'l
*22
5
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com
Int'l
58
1
Corp
Harvester
175% May 31
37% Jan
4
88%
20
Inc
preferred
Int'l
Apr
133% Nov
6
Ctfs
18
450
58%
*165
_ioo
No par
Interchemical Corp common
9
52%
—No par
common
Co
8
Sep
"
l
preferredf
Steel
par
S A
Mex
Industrial Rayon
1
Nov
19%
7j%
94
19%
*77'%
20%
79'A
94%
45%
4.08%
31
233/4 Dec
28,900
100
9
Oct
123
3,000
10
17% Dec
May 12
Aug 13
38%
Nov
57 % Jan
112
38
3,400
7
34'/a Feb
39%
2,400
13,600
59 % Dec
'
15,900
63'A
41% Jan
3% Mar 16
29
33%
51%
92% May 26
34% July 21
29 % jf .ug
5
32%
62'A
8
14
53
3374
38%
7
7
48%
32%
33
33
51%
2
24% Jan
7%
48%
53
*53
51%
"When
%
*6%
*10%
124%
48%
54%
48%
48
14
63'A
84
Dec
12%
.
2,o00
51%
28% Nov
39
20%
12%
*123
124%
*123
10
135
62%
5
28% July
29% Jan
21 %
133%
9,500
51%
23
Aug 17
11%
20%
12%
133%
19%
29%
29
14
*10%
132%
600
38
19%
63%
Feb
10% Jan
19%
*77%
*93%
44%
19%
51%
% Nov
34
19%
79
95
44%
24
*37%
19%
29%
4
2
18%
24
1,100
62%
94
Jan
38%
24%
38
53
101
51%
42% Dec
38
38'%
*24
*37%
50
89%
53
29%
Jan
44% Jan
33%
*88'A
%9
101
*99
63%
1% Jan
17
32%
37%
89%
54%
*53
53
54'%
*99
101
24
24
37%
37%
19%
20
131% 133%
*123
124%
48
*53
32%
78%
*93%
44%
*88%
b9%
*06
89%
800
51%
Co
24% July 18
55% Sep 21
16514 Aug 16
29% Oct 11
31
6,300
1,000
17%
29%
77
79% Dec
20/a
33%
17 '/a
62%
28% Jan
12% Dec
20%
33%
17%
52%
6%
Oct
106% May 19
20%
33%
29%
Inland
102
13
20%
33%
*16%
63%
19
6
4% May 27
40% May 27
20%
34
29%
15
89% Jan
101% Jan
11,900
62%
51%
*51%
*53
*54%
54%
52
15%
27 %
91'A Sep
7
88-3/4 Dec 31
25
10
169'/a Jun
6
140
23%
No par
4
26
Jan
27
No par
58% May 23
63 % Sep 23
37 % Jan
9% Jan
20
25%
27
17%
Power
10% Sep
24
35 'A Jan
55.
35
Illinois
12
26
2174 Jan
130% Jan
*34'%
Sep
15% Oct
Mar
35
I
31'A Aug 31
23
8
*34%
3o
Central RR Co
Idaho Power Co
12
30
2,000
Illinois
50
28
34% Jan
5
50
29
Dec
6%
35%
1
50
Nov
38
32%
17
54%
54%
*99
101
24%
24%
*37%
38
19%
20%
132% 133%
*1^3
124%
47%
47%
*53
54
*30%
,
41
41%
136% 138%
19
19 >/
23%
23%
2'A
2%
*30
6.66%
Hupp Corp
Hussman Refrigerator Co
cumulative
40
38% Dec
7%
31
8%
cumulative preferred
39% Dec
176% Oct 25
21%
12% *
68%
4.20%
22% Dec
4
45
11%
8%
4.42%
4
Jan
/
100
15
5
Jan
1
1
Feb
25% Jan
27% Jan
25
Mar 11
15% Jan
25
19%
78%
94%
42
38%
102'%
14
14%
37%
37%
26%
27%
*93
94%
102% 102'A
*103
1C4%
53
11
159
34%
42
37%
102%
55
349
54
33%
37%
67%
66% Mar 14
16
1^4%
47%
*76
x93%
44%
17
50'A Jan
Nov
*88
noncumulative preferred—100
5%
21
6%
'
20%
33%
17
20%
33%
137
37
Jan
Jan
17
20%
33%
8J
33
50
21% Jan
375
47
*52%
50
4
May 11
134%
preferred
40% Jan
271
88
preferred
162
17%
54%
55
*99
101
24
24%
*37%
38
20%
20%
cumulative
31
21
33%
17
cumulative preferred
6% Jan
26
20%
*33%
cumulative
48% Jan
8
Jan
76% Dec
24%
4.70%
52
159
2,300
24%
4.26%
39
17
800
6'A
23
8
24% Mar 15
Nov
33 %
6'A
22%
Jun
7% Nov 23
33%
6 %
20%
55
13% Apr
21
32
3378
6%
52
25
Jan
32%
33 %
53% Nov
15% Nov 23
30
32%
34
19,300
57
22% Oct 20
2% Jun 30
Dec
331/4
34
*34%
1
51
33
34
39%
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
Aug 22
52% Sep
331/2
34
34'%
52% Mar 28
5
51 % Dec
(Del)
Manhattan.
:■/•
27
33%
34
Hudson Bay Min &; Sm Ltd—No par
13
Sep
3334
34%
Power—No par
&
Jun
39
39
34%
...100
9% Feb
32
21
43% Jun
Jan
19% Jan
71% Sep
40%
34%
100
4.40%
12% Apr 27
6
53% Jan
21
2,800
143
38%
6%
3
Howard Stores Corp.—
20% Dec
*141'%
38%
6%
100
6
4
49 %
4874
143
37%
6%
50
preferred
preferred
8
22
*141%
143
10318
37%
6%
_No par
—
11
Nov
43%
49%
49%
1
*141%
80
2,700 '
37%
0-/a
common__5
Co
15% Jan
1
49
50
14j
36
n02hl
IS
500
84
35%
33%
12.50
10
new
64% Jan
105% Feb 23
49
*141%
84
103
7,800
2,400
1974
38%
31
Electrochem
3%%
4%
103ig
*19
<
3,000
'
24 %
33%
Household Finance common—No par
"
35%
34%
*10242
2i%
28% Jan
11% Jan
50
143
10
$2.25 convertible preferred
6
34%
35
103J2
bf, '/a
■
37%
30
17
47
*10211
preferred
Feb
8
*102% 103!g
common
convertible
$4.25 preferred—..
Houdaille-Hershey common
16% Sep
Jun
34% Jan
Nov
5%
Apr 28
106
35%
36%
*7
3
19
Dec
84
35%
5
16% Jan
Jan
12% Nov 23
84
5
28
Jan
85% Jan
84
21
12%
5
27
84
*82%
84
*10%
14
Oct
84
1
Hires Co
Hoffman Electronics Corp
25% Jan
33% Jan
19%
50c
5
10
5% May 12
19%
(Charles E)—.
12% Jan
v
19%
xl8%
3*% Jan
Oct
19%
49%
5
2
12
19%
*141%
50
1
new
10% Mar 14
5
1j%
34%
100
20% Nov
10"% Jan
20%
Heyden Chemical Corp common—1
3%% preferred series A
100
$4% cum 2nd pfd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp
;
5
7
34% Jan
12
23%
1
5
Hewitt-Robins Inc
3
89% Jan
11% Aug 25
May 13
Hertz
62
23%
*102J5
preferred
4%%
20% Nov 16
71
Jan
81% Jan
9
Jan
63
22%
*82%
25
100
Helme (G W) common
10
7% noncumulative preferred—25
Hercules Motors
No par
Hercules Powder common
No par
5% preferred
100
Hershey Chocolate common__No par
9
68
62%
23
15
preferred
3.65%
2
b3M
22%
19%
Heinz (H J) Co common
38% July 25
b2vs
23
5
dist
liquidating
partial
Hecht Co common
29
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
31% Apr
94% Jan
35
,
63%
22"%
50
Hayes Industries Inc
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co
7
23
84% Jan
89
May 21
41% Nov 17
4
24% Mar
3672 Sep
Ex
42%
42
61%
23'%
Industries Inc—
Havag
16
12
Nov
*41
42
b0%
23%
1
preferred
42%
*41%
41%
42%
5j'%
10
Hat Corp of America common
41%
*41%
67 Vs
51 %
*100%
90%
71%
43%
106
66%
51%
102
91%
71%
49%
106'A
67
51
101
92'%
71%
49%
106
66%
30%
30 %
30%
30
97
9 6'A
96'A
95'A
51%
101
95%
73
50%
106
6 7'/a
51
*101%
94%
73
49-%
1C7
67%
51%
103
96%
73'A
49%
107
67%
*50%
*101%
95
2,400
130
8%
32
22,500
600
4,500
30%
95%
160
51%
1,300
103
95'%
50
28,100
72'%
4,200
48%
49'%
29,100
106 %
106'A
170
6 7'/«
5,600
72%
67
21
1955
Volume 182
Number 5483
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previona
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALX PRICES
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 15
Nov. 16
Nov. 14
Salea far
Thursday
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
Snares
Nov. ib
K
2% Sep
9
32 Va Jan
4
92
Apr
28
100
Jan
12
3% Jan
41
Dec
99% Nov
41% Sep
14
18
28% May 25
1% Oct 25
2% Feb
7
30
39% Jun
45 % Mar
4
•
94
Sep
Id
103% Aug 10
105
102
106
102% Mar 15
100% Mar 23
Nov
9
35% Jan
5
Oct
29
75% Dec
29
70% Jan
50
13
43
Oct
31
3
Dec
105
24
18% Jan
21
22 % July jO
21 Va Jan
12% Apr
23
25 % Dec
32
16
Jan
4
4
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
24 % Jan
31
4%
7
4.50%
22
Apr
23 % Jun
8
24% Mar
3
4
24% July 15
18
13
Mar 19
31% Dec
107
Dec
27 % Mar 14
b
31
983/4 Jan
54% Dec
23
44
Oct
27
31
24
29% Jan
38-/2 Nov
6
Nov
41% Dec
34
Oct
13
9
129 % Aug 26
6
58
Jun
23
3o% Sep
23
69
Apr
87
Nov
1
84
Jan
10o% Nov
7
9
38 % Jan
57% Sep
15
10J% Jun
5
98% Dec
14
92 % Mar 18
28% Sep
9
48% Aug 18
34% Jan
23
28% Jun
52% Dec
31
July 26
32
30
Jan
24
52% Aug
49% Jun
5
13% Dec
29
5% Feb
8
58% Dec
9
4
22
Jan
85
Aug 10
7
30% Dec
95
50
4% Jun
16
7
25
26
60
Sep
7% May
27% Jan
4
12% Dec 31
11
4
60 % NOV
30
53% Jan
15
6
20 3/8 Dec
31
18 Vb Jan
v
<
7
Jan
25
86 % Aug
4
Sep
18
20% May 10
28 Vb Jan
6
6
May 10
Kresge
Kress
18
5% Jan
15
Mar 14
54% Apr
■
Jan
16
12% Mar 15
Mar 14
(S S)
(S
Laclede
La
&
J
Gas
4%%
15 Vb Nov
14
6
74% Nov
14
6
25 Va Apr
26
1% Jan
3
2% Sep
1
3
16% Sep
1
$3
3
6% Sep
1
50c
*45
26%
1
76%
76%
76%;
45 Va
45%
77
77%
78
78%
77%
77%
4,200
*45
45%
*45
45%
*45%
45%
100
•
45%
26%
26%
26%
27
27
27%
27 %
27
27
1,500
21%
22 vb
22
22
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
3,500
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
21
20%
20%
A
A
32
i3a
7,300
38
37%
37%
37%
37%
8,500
122%
124v4
118/4
-4
1st
47% Jan
Lehman
4
23
Corp
Dec
10
16
22
Jan
4
Lehn
Fink
1
23
Mar
64% Jan
18
89
Nov
16
3
23
Apr
22
2
23
67%
164
Jan~29
Apr
22
149% Jun
2
5
12
67
Jan
26
Jan
11
13% Jan
4
53%
25
26
46% OCL
31
55 Va Apr
6
Mar 12
16% Sep
27
21% Jan
14
25 Vs Jan
25
39% Sep
19
79
15
103% Sep
7
29
40 3/8 May 17
31
17'« Mar 14
Dec
23% Jan
4
29% Aug 19
108% Jan
4
116 % Aug 12
Nov
30
22% Jan
4
34% Dec
17
4
56
106% Mar
104
Nov
Oct
21
40% Jan
5
59% Jan
11
69 % Sep
32% July
5
123
Belt
11
Mar
661/4
50
55%
5,100
98
98
98
98
97%
97%
97%
93
29
29%
*29%
series
series
140
11
25% Jan
July 15
3
147
May 25
45% Jan
3
58
77% Jan
6
90% Sep
July 27
15
Lorillard
29
29%
29
29%
51 Va
50%
51%
50%
51%
23%
23%
24
23%
24
23%
41%
41%
40%
42
41%
42
41%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
7%
20
22
38% Mar 25
27% Dec
104
Nov
28
22 V8 Mar 14
99 Va Sep
9
49% Dec 31
30% NOV
102 %
23
39 Vb May 16
July
51% Jan
18
3
4%%
29%
6,500
50 ..."
50v4
4,800
24%
241/4
43
42%
43
14%
14%
24%
4,900
10,000
4%
4%
16%
16%
*16%
17
*50
55%
*50
55%
21
21%
20%
20%
21%
21%
32%
33
32
32%
31%
32
*31%
32
*93%
95
94
94%
*93%
95%
*93 Va
95%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15
74%
74
74%
74
74%
3,500
25
par
1
4%
15
15%
14%
74%
74
74%
19%
20 %
19%
20%
1%
1%
1%
14%
*74
19%
2
1%
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
17%
17%
17%
17%
14
14
*14
4%
16%
17
55 Va
*50
*50
21%
19%
19%
1%
1%
14%
14
21%
700
4%
17
600
55%
21%
22%
31%
31%
*93 Va
95%
19Va
19%
7,300
14%
4%
8,300
1,500
100
.
21,600
19%
9,200
1%
1%
5,900
*13%
13%
5
5
42%
1%
14
43%
800
'
5
5
5
5
*4%
5Va
43%
42%
43%
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
20%
n
,
700
8,200
1,400
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
83%
84%
85%
8b
89
86
87%
8,100
14
13%
14
14%
14%
87 V4
14%
39
13%
15%
15
15%
5
51,530
*27%
28%
28
28
27%
27%
*27%
28
27
27
3
i
25
com
68 Va
68%
67%
68%
163 %
163 %
164 %
164%
164%
50
50 %
49 %
50 Va
49 %
50%
51
50 %
50%
49%
10
100
17
68
16 %
17
37
37%
36%
99 %
*97%
99%
*u7%
*97%
17%
800
68%
68 Va
'68%
164%
163%
163 %
50
49%
50%
49
49%
8,600
50%
50%
50%
49%
50 %
3,600
17%
2,100
17%
17%
3 7
37
4,300
37
68,
163
17%
173/4
57%
37%
37
98
:
99
98%
*97
17%
10,200
68%
163
830
37 Va
2,600
99
300
1
51
52%
x50
51%
49'A
50 Va
49V4
50 3/8
49
49%
39,800
_No par
20
20 Va
20
20 Va
19%
20%
20%
21
20%
20 Va
38,100
64
65%
8,200
30
30'A
11,000
10
64%
65%
29%
65
65
65%
29%
29%
119%
119%
29%
65%
64%
30
30
119
*118
653/4
30%
10
29%
100
*118%
par
35%
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
118'/a
34%
341/4
10
20%
21 Va
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
21
20%
100
*105%
106%
*105 %
106%
♦105%
106 %
*105%
100
*102%
103
*102%
103
*102%
103
__100
preferred
preferred
*103%
104%
*103%
104%
*103%
104'%
10
common
20
3 20
119
20 %
20
20 %
20
"20%
*142
142%
*142
142 Va
100
142%
142%
(Ky)_No par
50 Va
50%
50
83%
84
1
29%
100
101%
293/4
101%
Nashville
(M)
4%
16%
55%
5%
14
14%
4%
17
*50
15
73%
*4%
17
*5
102
120
106%
118
*105%
24,800
106%
~30
A%
102%
*101%
1
*103%
.
500
2,500
21
104%
*103%
104%.
20%
20%
20%
142 Va
142%
*142%
203/4
16,500
144
240
*50 %
50%
50 Va
50%
50%
50%
49%
50Va
1,900
83 %
833/4
83%
84%
85
85%
85
85%
5,000
25,100
& Sons Lie-
Common
6
29%
50%
14%
14
preferred
Lowenstein*
Dec
96% Jan
29%
*4%
preferred
D
E
Co
&
•
220
98
Mex
;
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville
50
*97%
300
1
preferred—
(Pj
66
51%
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A
No
Long Island Lighting Co com
B
66
23%
Corp
series
1,700
105%
5
Co
4.25%
35
55 Va
preferred
4.35%
35
*65%
common
5%
35 %
82
Cement
'
35%
21
Gas
-
35%
7
Star
6
35%
10
Star
27
35%
No par
Lone
July 15
105
35%
*105%
—
103 % Jan
35
66%
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Loew's Inc
107% Apr
7,700
35
No par
No par
Corp
convertible
8
46%
100
Cup
Sep 26
Mar 11
45%
j.
Lone
6
57
56 Vs
Co_,
conv
45%
105%
Corp (The)—
—2I50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com—No par
4%%
47
56
Lionel
3% %
45%
Co
5
4
20% Oct
15
Tulip
400
47%
*65%
Co„I_lo
22
23
Oct
100
48% Aug 25
88% Dec 20
Lily
19,100
47
105%
preferred
Link
5
102
26 % May 18
153% Feb
7
1
July
33% Sep
103% Mar
3
105
Oct
7
20
2
9
64% Feb '
28% Mar 14
21
30
Jan
17
Jun
24% Aug
26% Mar 14
114
24 % Aug 26
22
Apr
22
11
1
Sep
51% Dec
28% Jan
Mar 16
7%
19
19
Oct
64
16
Dec~30
28% Nov
82
22
22
66
47
21
164% Nov
61% Mar 14
28
47%
46%
56%
100
Libby McNeill & Libby
Life Savers Corp new—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
29% Sep
72% Sep
46 Va
*46 %
65'/a
common_3
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
13 % Jan
19
47%
46%
48%
1
3
26% Oct
45,600
46%
46%
47 Va
5
19% Jan
17
122%
48
105%
Lerner Stores Corp.—
13% Dec
125 %
47
45%
*46
56%
Products
8
47
65%
preferred
15% Jan
4
122%
46
*105%
pfd
(The)
87/a Jan
125%
45
*46
56%
2nd
40% Mar 14
39% Jan
47
5
Co
31
20% Aug 17
76% Nov 19
121%
45%
3,000
105%
5
Sons
Dec
4
120%
45%
*46
37%
56%
50
46
&
118%
38
105%
;
4
Sep 30
36%
4
&
noncum
%
56%
preferred
noncum
38
66%
pfd_~75~Pesos
Jan
22
70
76%
105
105%
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR_
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common
3% Jan
Jun
105 Va
100
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
11% Jan
137
106%
*104%
55%
common
(James)
8
21% July
*105
105 Va
66%
3.85%
8
0934 .Tun
106%
*104%
*102
95%
*105 %
Lee Rubber & Tire
9
98% July
*102
*105
105
*94
1
Co
Lees
3
1% Dec
Jan
105
106%
105
95 Va
No par
25
4% Dec
103
105
*105
105
10
20
11% Dec
18% Jan
*102
106%
*94
No par
34% Sep
4
38% Apr
19% Dec
105
*104%
105
*94
10
Co—
Feb
4
142% Jun
*102
*105
95%
_No par
Co
Mfg
Bryant
Mar 30
July
95%
105
IIIIIl
;
Consolidada 6%
Lane
% Jan
56
*94
105
5
Kroger Co (The)
6% Jan
16% Jan
1,200
1,600
95%
106%
_l
Co
H)
Kroehler
27
98 % May
11
preferred
9
24% Nov
18
17% Dec
14% Jun
34
2%
40%
*105
2 50
(111")
Co
$5 prior preferred—
Koppers Co Inc common
4
55% Feb
14
39% May 31
•
3% May 27
9
9
23% Nov
2
*1%
40'/a
__No par
County Land Co___
4%
41,200
37%
1%
40%
bti Vb
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp •_
Kinney (G R) Co common
23
34% Jan
29
36%
1%
40%
IIIIIIIII
Hayes Wheel
Kennecott Copper
Kern
29% Feb
14
Kelsey
Keystone Steel & Wire
36% Jan
37%
1%
40%
Kights
16
44% Dec
Apr
37
37%
♦1%
*40 Vs
*102
com__No par
15
Sep
39
47% Jan
35%
1%
40%
*93
_—II100
I100
56
4
8% Jan
37
1%
40%
100
*
preferred
59% Apr
6
Feb
x36%
1%
40%
—
79% Jan
42
preferred
36%
1%
100
4% non-cum preferred-.™
50
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
No par
Kansas Power &
Light Co
8.75
Kayser (Junus/
„
A Nov 17
29% Jan
82 % Jan
;
4.20%
preferred
Kansas City Southern
21
17
preferred
cum
35
40/4
'
64% Jan
33% Oct
Nov
3.80%
6
84% Apr
48% Jan
i
17 V* Mar 24
27
May
-
107% Sep
Mar 10
25
May 26
38% Jan 14
lo5
&
cnem Corp
331/3
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace'
10
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co
comlNopar
99% May 16
30
104 % Apr 15
107
Mar 13
Kaiser Alum
preferred series A
Lukens Steel Co
10
45
46
27%
29%
27%
28%
27%
28%
28%
30%
♦101%
102'/a
*101%
102%
*101%
102 Va
*101 %
102 %
45»A
45%
443/4
45%
451/4
44%
45
45
2,900
15%
6,800
M
8
Apr 22
40% July
122
July
2
6
15% Nor 29
54
Dec
136% Dec
123/4 Mar 14
2g
175/8 July 12
M
48 % Jan
23
53% Jan
MacAndrews
133
19
Mar 28
12% May 10
23
20% Jan
3U% Dec
zy
•ulj
92
Dec
31
88 Va Mar 15
83/4 Dec
3
4
81 % Mar 16
7% May 27
5% May
25% Jan
16 Va Jan
499
July
3% Jan
9% Dec
6
4
4
19% Jan
xvl^r ll
7% Jan
6
31
8°/b Jan
6
23
563/4 Jan
6
24% Oct
22
7
546
Nov
6
Dec
Jan
18
543 % Jan
23
17
4
4
21
12
,0
6
Dec
64
4% Mar 10
223/4 Jan
Aug 19
6% Dec
34
5Vs Mar
31
6
Dec
0
9
28
7
Jan
4
10% Dec
Jan
4
30% Dec
29
11
17% Dec
25
May 16
■7% Sep 27
31
19
12% Jan
Feb
28
9
16
Jan
Jan
140
6
7
3
July 22
32 %
July 27
O'J "/6
O
J.O
95
Jun
13
13 % Jun
f,
3
12 % Feb
122
16
Sap
19
41% Sep
&
M Wood
6%
Forbes
0
common—10
preferred
Mack
Trucks
Many (K
4
Working Co
&
%%
100
Inc
5
Co lac
Magic
30%
Square
15%
*49%
*135
31%
31%
31%
31
16%
50%
139
15%
49%
*135
50%
31%
30
31%
25,200
8,000
33%
32%
34%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32%
93%
*93%
94
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
93%
9%
*9%
10
*9%
10
*9%
10
9%
9%
300
10%
10%
10
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
4,600
Magma
106%
18.900
39 %
9,700
Copper
Magnavox Co (The)
10
l
37
50
610
8% Apr
4
„—
Coal
RR
Sugar
Mandel Bros
Co
Co.—
11
Manhattan
11% Feb
17
Maracaibo
21
18
Marine
37%
108 %
37%
*600
110
109
38
38%
*600
630
110%
38%
630
104%
38%
*600
109%
39%
630
103 %
38%
*600
630
10
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
*5%
5%
1,600
No par
6%
6%
6%
6%
*6%
6%
6%
6%
6ve
6%
1,030
32%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
33%
Marathon Corp
Shirt
Oil
108 Va
610
5.
Exploration
Midland
1
8%
9'/4
6.25
29%
30 vb
8%
30
8%
8%
30
30%
32%
32%
9%
8%
9%
30%
30%
31%
♦32
8%
31
33v4
82
34% Dec
3,500
18
17%
18
17%
56%
56%
56
55%
55%
55%
55%
15
Marquette Cement Mfg Co new—4
34%
35
35
35%
35 Vs
35%
35 vB
35%
35
7
60V2 Sep
35%
22
Marshall Field
97
Sep
10
30%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
36%
37
96 Va
Jan
4
9?
Jan
16% Jan
4
33% Oct
22
23 Va
July 19
13% Feb
1
193/b Dec
29
11
59
July 14
99
Apr 25
44
Feb
4
21% Sep
38% Jun
29
26% Feb
16
2 8 3/8 Dec
23
15% Aug
25% Jan
18
Jan
25% Dec
23
22-y4 Sep
22
Jan
373/4 Dec
20
66^.4 Mar 14
44% July 21
94% May
99
163/4 Jan
8
4
6
26
91% Jun
99
Dec
92 3/a Jan
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
99
89
Apr
83
Jan
18
88
83
Jan
17% Jan
20
28 % Nov
21
1
23
25% Jan
3
4
47
Feb
4
55
Nov
12
52
15
Jan
7
23% Dec
30
20% May 16
Feb
13
Jan
7
26
Mar 14
34
Nov
21
44
Jan
0
46
A; g 22
15% July 23
24
14 Vs Mar 14
16% Feb
82
Jan
20
91
45
Aug
1
58
5 73/4 Jan
17
333/b Jan
4
54% Jan
4
37% Apr
26
18% Jan
4
11% Feb
19
27% Jan
4
863/4 Jan
4
63% Dec
J
76% Dec
20
67
43% Nov 24
40
213/4 Aug 11
21% Dec
57% Dec
103
Dec
30
27
15
22
323/4 Dec
21
4
30 Va Oct
4
Jan
4
18
91
Oct
173/4 Jun
28
7
98
Jan
4
95
Jan
7
107
71%/.July 22
3
18
Jun
28
28
Mercantile
12
Merck
26
Jun
9
Oct
25
100
Jun
30
30% Apr
96
July 21
108
Apr
12
49% Dec
23
4^% jan
7
58 % Jun
17
28% Jan
4
22% Oct
11
26% Feb
H
4
Jan
5
Jun
14
92
Jan
15
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
22% Feb
2
For
41% Nov
24
103% Oct
27
39
99% Oct
95%
*95%
97
*95%
96%
*95%
*95%
96 Va
*86%
88
»
52 %
Aug 26
103% Aor
107% July
18
1
conv
96%
*96%
97%
95%
*86 Va
88
86%
86%
32 Vs
32%
32
32 Va
56%
*55 Vs
57%
♦55%
21'A
21%
55%
21%
55%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'/a<
21 vs
3,500
3
33%
333/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
33 vb
33 vb
33%
33%
1,000
*44%
45
*44%
45%
Co
1
Inc
15%
84
85%
49%
49%
48%
49
*45
1,500
300
45%
80
15%
4,300
15'/a
15%
15%
15%
86
85%
85%
*85%
48%
49%
48%
48%
48
48%
70
70
70%
15
*85%
86
70
4,000
69
68
69
69
69%
75%
77
77
77%
78
78%
78%
80
80
80
2,900
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
43%
44%
43%
43%
6,200
22%
23
22%
22%
23 vb
23%
23%
24
24
24%
2,500
10
16%
16%
16%
16%
25
61%
62%
61%
61%
100
*101%
102%
*101%
102%
—50
*68%
70
*68%
71
16%
62
*101%
*68
16%
16%
1,700
62%
63%
3,200
*101%
102 Va
70
33 vb
31%
32%
35
*33%
35
35
35%
*99%
105
*99%
105
♦103
X23%
24
24 Vb
24%
common
24 %
24%
3%
16%c
No par
24%
*92
No par
*107
preferred
No par
104
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
5
pfd—100
100
24%
93%
108%
104
46%
46%
23%
24
46 Vs
*99
*104%
47
*92
*107
104
*46
23%
47
93%
24%
24%
92
107
24%
25
108 Va
107 %
104
103
103
*45%
23%
23%
47
47
70
31%
*34
*100
23%
47
23%
47
100
*45%
23 Vs
47
99%
99%
*104%
100
*97
99
*97
99
100
*94%
96
*94%
96
4
108% May
9
4
preferred series
100
105 %
105%
32% Jan
6
9
Miami
5
55%
56%
106
56 Vs
106
56%
1,200
200
*103
104'/a
preferred series
200
,
24
94%
99%
preferred series
23%
107
110%
104%
3.85%
23%
*92
100%
3.80%
*100
2,500
*107
105%
18
700
32v4
35%
94%
105%
26
24%
72
32
*34
24%
*99
Apr
105
*67
108 Va
105 %
Apr
32
35%
24 vb
100%
101
70
108%
92
107%
47%
16%
62%
102 Va
33Vs
preferred—50
Inc
16%
62%
*101%
*33%
32%
16%
1,900
62%
1
33%
*69
102%
1
103 Va Oct
26
45%
32
57
68%
pfd
Copper
*45
31%
*55 VB
18
series
common
1st
15
84%
32
57
1
Corp
Co
45
15%
32
42%
5
Co
Stores
45
15
*84
.
-5
Inc
Linotype Co.—No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott—12.50
45%
300
32 Vs
4
Sep
140
,
56%
102
60
10
96
87%
50
Robbins
Machine
96%
87%
32 Vs
Mergenthaler
Mesta
95%
88
21%
Corp common—50c
preferred
100
pfd 4.30%
2nd
96%
No par
No par
common
2nd
95 %
*86%
97
1*,200
__No par
_
(The)
Co
*9534
94 % Mar
May 14
36% Nov 23
6
14
95%
:
93% Mar 29
12
nage
Mar 28
103% Oct
109
footnotes
Jan
96
108 Va May 19
102
Nov 29
No par
Shoe
&
$4.25
4
28% Jan
11,400
$3.50 preferred
$4
13
92
1,600
41%
convertible
22
Jan
104
5%
112% Apr
21% Jan
26
Cum- 2nd
25
88% Mar 30
23%
41
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
Jan
20
31 %
23%
41%
Stores
28% Jun
102
30 %
23 %
41%
pfd 11147 series—No par
pfd
No par
&
135
22
30%
23 %
42
common
Mengel Co
23
29%
23%
McGraw-HiU
Melville
21
29%
23%
McGraw Electric
21
Oct
29%
Stores
25
130
41%
convertible
Jan
95
3,600
1
41%
preferred
3% %
39% Sep
233/4 Dec
Sep
$2.50
McCrory
46
109 % Dec
47,700
20%
97
23%
Corp
McCord Corp
6
7
32%
20%
*95
29%
preferred
7
18
30%
20%
95%
41%
McLellan
29
Jan
31%
20%
29%
17
Jan
82
30'%
20%
23 Vb
McKesson
69 % Jun
21 % Jan
30%
20%
43
Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
77
97%
30%
20%
30%
13
105% Apr
Jan
*95%
31
23%
25
2
60% Jan 21
97
30vs
20%
29%
*Jun
18
95v-1
31%
*95
6,600
,
41%
45% Apr
29 Vb Feb
91
1
Aug
26% Jan
31
88% Sep
13
18
31
4
22% Dec
8
Apr
101
643/, Dec 31
16
113/4 Jan
Apr
16
523/4 Jan
31
27
27 VB Feb
153/4 Feb
4
Mar 14
25% Dec
57% Nov
47
May
July
7
400
6,100
20%
l
McCall
$3
14,500
20%
cumulative
Maytag Co
17%
*55%
23%.
cum
4
■
—5
common
$3.40
2 4 3/4 Mar
18
56
30 %
.—Nopar
Co
Stores
35% July 12
56 Va Mar 31
17%
*55 Va
1
Corp
Electric
Dept
$3.75
30
88 % Jun
Master
18
37%
90%
—100
Co
12
44% Dec
4
Masonite
18
No par
:
L)
Corp—
3.1
25 % Dec
4
(Glenn
5
com„„No par
preferred
Martin
Martin-Parry
May
Co
Jan
2
Jan
4%%
&
common
p:e.erred
Apr
17
Jan
Corp
convertible
$3.75 preferred
18% July
12
4%
10
40 Va Jun
75
6,100
18
50
35% Nov
61 */b Jan
22
600
9
31%
9
54% Aug 23
12
150
1
.
—
35% Jun
106%
34% Nov
24% Jan
500
139
9%
Mahoning
20 J/4 Feb
31%
16%
50 Vs
139
32%
21
343/4 Jan
50%
*135
93%
22
10% May 18
16
16%
50
139
100
Chef
Manati
31%
16%
49%
*135
No par
No par
com
Garden
Jun
685
16%50
139
No par
ti)
preferred series A
Madison
16
*49%
*135
104
103
24 v8
103
77,600
180
47
45%
45%
500
23%
22%
23%
24,800
48%
1,500
47%
100
105%
47%
100
*104%
100
80
105%
20
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
*94%
95
*94%
96
*94%
96
*106
56%
107 Va
57%
*106
56%
107
58%
*106
56%
107
57%
20
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NEW YORK STOCK
Range for
Highest
32% July
9
29% Oct
18
35% Mar
40yaOct
0
37% Jan
25
52
Dec
15
29% 8ep
4
3
6
8
Feb
;ju
Lowest
Highest
263/4 Jan
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
EXCHANGE
27
YORK
LOW
STOCK
7
Nov
18
146% Sep
23
Middle
South
Midland
21 Vb Jan
137
25% Jan
21
34
11
Shares
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
30%
31%
30%
31%
30%
31 Va
30%
31
30%
31
24,630
47 %
4 d%
49 Va
50 %
50%
51
50 Va
50%
50
52
11,300
140%
141 %
141 %
141%
140%
141 Va
*140
29 %
29%
29
29
30%
31%
31%
32 Va
Minerals & Cheni Corp of Amer
16
the Week
Friday
Thursday
5
21
Jun
Sales for
PRICES
10
Inc
common
Jan
133
Nov. 16
10
Prod
29% Oct
126 % Jan
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 15
Nov. 14
100
Utilities
Steel
Pat
AND
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Monday, November 21, 1955
STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
...
8 7o
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
X29
40
140%
*140
29%
29
29
28
V,
28 y*
1,930
31%
32 Va
31 Va
31%
13,930
21%
21%
14jl%
83/4 Jan
30%
31 Va
Dec
13
20% Oct
11
Mlnneap & St Louis Ry
No par
22
22%
22 Va
22 Va
22
22V4
21 '/a
3.2J0
16% Dec
29
15
Oct
11
19% Apr
13
Minn fat Paul
No par
16
16%
16'/a
16%
16
16 Va
16%
16%
16
16
2,500
50% Oct
20 % Jun
41% July 13
28% Mar
1
17
70
20
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com..l.50
59%
60
X57%
58%
58%
59 %
57%
58V4
57
58'/4
8,100
26
21
4
Jun
106
55% Jan
102
Oct
14
116
Jun
Dec
21
80
Jan
6
115
Jun
15
106% Nov
22
103
Aug 16
107
Apr
5
3.30%
13
90
20
May
27
25% July 14
Minneapolis Moline Co
9% Jan
4
14% Dec
31
12% Jan
12
85% Dec
29
82
19 % May 20
24 % Dec
8
51% Jan
18
73% July
1
Minnesota
&
Feb~15
24% Aug
3
22% Jan
20
28% Sep
22
Minnesota
Power
4
38 % Dec
31
33'2 Oct
31
44% Feb
15
15% July 19
23% Nov
19
22% Jan
21
27% Jan
23% Jan
27
93 % May
20
33% Sep
7
5
31 Va Jun
7
1
4
12% Jan
4
5
10
67 Va
26%
26%
36%
34%
35%
34%
35 Va
341/2
30
30%
29%
30
29 Va
29%
29
29
29%
32
66
6,430
67
*26%
27%
700
35
341/2
35%
19,7J0
29 '/a
29%
29
29'/4
8,100
28%
29%
94%
98 Va
102'%
4,500
X33 V4
33%
4,700
Monsanto
132 % Feb
15
43% Sep 22
Sep"l4
39
Dec
31
49% Jun
3
25% Oct
11
33% Jan
3
80% Aug 23
18% Dec 20
73% Apr
28
107% Nov
15
18% Jan
3
21% Apr
2a
16% Mar 14
22% July 18
44% Mar 14
60% Jun
16% Jun
23
7
Co
Machine
Power
Monterey Oil
95
94
94
95
94%
97
33 Va
34%
33%
34%
33%
34
33%
33%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16%
16'/a
16 Va
20%
21
X20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20 Va
20%
45%
25%
46%
451/4
46
45%
46
38,9J0
26 %
25%
26%
25 Va
26%
12,930
2
Co
(The)
27% Nov
18
Motor
33% Arr
27
Motor
28
30% Oct
11
42% Mar
3
Mueller
17% Sep
26
25% Jan
3
Mullins
47% Feb
a
40
Sep
26
Feb
4
Murphy Co
11
31% Dec
31
28
Jan
6
42% Sep
2
Murray Corp
42% Jan
4
61,
Dec
22
61
Jan
4
78
Aug 24
37
4
45% Deo
a
40% Oct
25
47
Mar
114% Nov
9
128
Jan
4%
40%
41
28%
28%
28%
29%
100%
107%
19%
103%
106%
40%
29
102%
40%
16
40 Va
30%
28%
104%
100 Va
3,030
16
1,030
3,650
41
28,300
30%
111,830
103
19%
19%
19%
19 V2
19%
2,100
No par
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 *2
20:8
20%
21
20%
21%
17,700
47%
48
48
48%
47
49
461/4
48%
47%
48
6,100
26
26%
26%
26%
•26-%
26%
26
26
25%
271/4
3,7«j0
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
*29 %
29%
29%
29%
12
& Co
10
5
Co
19%
1,100
36
35
2)
lo%
va
X29%
1
%
35%
35%
35%
35 %
35%
35%
35
35 Va
3,300
2 Z Va
2i %
21%
21 Va
21%
211/8
22
21V4
21%
16,300
*17%
18 %
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
1,300
1
43
43
42%
43
42%
43
42%
43
42 Va
43
2,230
10
38
38%
37%
38
37%
37%
37'/4
371/2
37%
39%
4,700
41%
430
5
of America
com
50
&
19
1
!
(G C)
(F E)
40%
29 %
100%
preferred
Myers
40%
40%
28%
Munslngwear Inc
7
29
18% Jan
39%
99 %
Corp
13 % Jan
26%
1
-
Brass
Mfg
25%
No par
Products Corp
Wheel Corp
28% Mar 24
45%
26%
1,
3
(John)
38% Dec
46%
25'%
No par
Co
Inc
45%
46%
5
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
Motorola
20
2
94%
_L__.
Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell
10,800
28%
No par
Tool
Cneniical
Montana
28%
20
Mills
Montana-DaKota Utilities Co
23% Aug
3
28% Dec 31
22% July 20
com
Inc
39% Jun
Jan
66
26%
1.25
Carpet
Monarch
47
31%
66
26%
Mohawk
6
9
31%
65
27%
Mojud
RR
7%
7
17% Jun
31%
65
*26%
25
Missouri-Kan-Tex
.24% Jan
13
5
Development Co
Mississippi River Fuel Corp
19% May 12
18% Sep
Co
10,300
17
4
1,200
Mission
25
Paper
Light
4i,8o0
29
28
32%
35%
&
19%
18% Dec
Apr
*30%
1
Ontario
88'A
53% Nov
19% Jan
31%
Mission Corp
conv
18%
4
23
31
64 %
31%
27
23
.
390
64%
18% Feb
May 17
87%
31 V2
6
27% Mar 14
24
87%
86 Va
11% Mar 24
1
23
87 Va
19%
30% Jan
21 % Mar
23%
87%
26%
15% Jan
34% Mar 14
23
87
89%
25%
,
23%
86%
64
27% Aug 10
4
23
87%
No par
17% Aug 27
Jan
23%
87%
19V4
7
56
22%
87%
87%
36% Oct
31% Feb
23%
20 Va
114% Jun
31% Jan
preferred
23
87%
90 %
17
6
100
.
19%
23% Mar 17
2
270
13,200
1
common.
preferred
87
71% Jan
40% Aug
6,600
104
88 %
20
23% Jan
690
103
104
30%
26% Oct
4
109
101V4
104
29 %
81 % Dec
Jan
109
102%
104
84
5
19
109 %
101%
104
19%
4
52% July
109
182%
104
28%
Jan
5
109
101%
104
19%
40
16% Jan
109
104%
104
84 %
1
Mar 31
108%
102
103%
29%
73% Sep
13
X108
105%
103%
19%
6
8
30
19% May
108%
101%
83%
8% Jan
79% Sep
10
2nd
108%
No par
8
Mar 17
~4
100
No par
preferred series A
100
tMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd_l00
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
Sep
61
4% Jan
1st
$1.50
19
33% July
17
Aug 10
S5.50
4
21%
No par
preferred..
conv
Min <fe Mfg common
preferred
$4
71 % Jan
Jan
6
Minn
& S S Marie
1
Bros
No par
18%
18%
18%
*51
*51
*51
*41%
41%
42%
41%
41%
51-Ja
42
*51
*51
42V4
41%
42
— -
—
'
I
N
74% Mar 29
30
125% Dec
17
Sep 21
Nashville Chatt & St
100
Fibres
Inc.ZZl
8
51
Nov
23
47
6
62% Mar 10
7
Jan
12% May
27
Dec
29
20% Mar 14
27% July 25
National Airlines
19% Aug 20
47% Nov 24
15% Mar 23
20% Oct
31
National
Automotive
3
National
Aviation Corp
1
National Biscuit Co
137/a May 11
4
20% Jan
33% May 16
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
8
37% Nov
10
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
173% Sep
6
8
17% Dec
28
45
Mar
45% Mar
183
Jun
National Acme
2
1%
Jan
Co
10% Oct
11
17% Jan
28
National Can
11
47
Feb
16
National Cash
21% Sep
26
15% Apr
21
25% Dec
30
10% Jan
4
16% Dec
31
'14% Mar 14
19% Jan
5
28% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
26% May 10
National
24% Nov 14
National
41% Nov
14
Jan
10
15
Lines
Co
27
18
43% Jun
12% Jan
4
19% Dec
30
16 % Jan
10
28% May
6
16% May
0
24 % Dec
21
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
National Distillers
Mar 21
100% Aug
9
93% Jan
5
105% Nov
8
38
Jan
4
63 % Dec
29
172
Jan
5
182
Dec
141% Jan
7
158
8% Feb
15
29
27% Dec
19% Sep
19
Oct
46
27
45% Mar 14
22% July 29
59% Sep
105
22
Apr
4
Sep
16
Fuel
5
25
88
Aug 29
183
July 22
9
156
Jan
4
21
14
Feb
23
National Linen
33
Sep
14
Natl
21
Mar
Dec
0
147
Mar
13% Dec
14
11 % Jun
31
23 % Jan
31
National Lead
6%
preferred B
&
Steel
38% Jan
6
50
National
97% Feb
21
100% Nov
7
4
43% Dec
0
90
4
Jan
28% Jan
4
6% Feb
17
9% Nov
1
103
Nov
30
National
8
11% Jan
3
12V4 Jun
14% Feb
18
6% Oct
18
31
28
10% Apr
19
12%
12%
12%
12%
8,800
36%
36 '/a
36%
35%
35%
12,930
22%
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
22%
22V2
22%
22%
3.400
24
24'/4
X23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23V2
23
23V4
38,400
41%
41%
X41 >/4
41%
41%
41%
411/4
41%
40%
41
5,403
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
191/4
19 Va
19%
19%
4,500
40%
39%
40 3
39%
40%
8,800
25'a
24 Va
24%
24%
19
15% Apr
12
No hi
15% Jan
20
17% July
37% Mar
8
16% Dec
31% Mar
5
39
July 22
33 % May
86
6
99
Nov
90% Mar 16
17
Jan
13% Jan
4
12
Dec
2
Feb
11
100% Dec
22
93
40% Jan
14
73% Dec
31
69% Jan
94
12
15% Oct
July
4
97
18
18
5
101
18
Oct
Mar
May 11
67% Jan
5
18% Dec
Oct
18
75
25% Jan
4
49% Nov
30
41% Jan
7
18% Jan
4
27% Dec
10
23% Jan
7
29
13
16 % Feb
1
Mar 15
New
11
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
54% Dec
28
48
Jan
18
57% Nov
9
31% Dec
10
23% Sep
27
33% Feb 24
49% July 27
13
80% May 16
103
Jun
29
12
90
102% Jun
30
6
515
22
Mar 23
51
7
Apr
14% Apr
35% Apr
2
Jun
28
400
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
N
34% Dec
28
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
N Y
57
Oct
18
21% Jun
2
71% Apr
25% Apr
18
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
28
44
Aug 20
Jun
7
97% Oct
4
82% Jan
25
32% July 30
87% Dec 28
86
Jan
5
92
Jan
7
100
Jun
25
26
45
Sep
8
91% Mar
8
97
Nov
14
30
38
5
361/4 July 27
14
Oct
Jan
29
82% July 7
87% Mar 11
Nov
19
93 % Jan
104% Oct
25
93% Sep
102
100
36%
4
51% Dec
14
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
26% Apr
52 % Dec
3.90%
Mar 14
14
4.10%
7
103% Apr
20% Jun
38% Jun
22j
23
Norfolk
25
47 % May 17
Aug 23
26% Feb
1
76
7
Sep
6
19% July 27
3
91V2 May 4
46% Apr 20
111% Apr 14
111
29
Feb
23
73% Dec
2
29
108% July 14
64% Jan
18
4
16% Aug 25
16
Jan
6
85
Jan
4
95
86
Sep
27
99
Jan
12
18
22
27
Mar 23
13% Jan
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
104
2
27
Dec
99% Mar 23
100% Feb
15
34% Dec
28
9
7% Jan
11
29
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 26
16% Jan
6
14% Jan
11
29% Dec
29
25% Nov
2
38-ft Nov
2d
26% Nov 20
19% Mar
103%
81%
103 %
83 Va
176
176
152
152
*151
152
*151
152
11%
31%
*11%
11%
32
32
19% Dec
31% Feb
1
1
152
*151
11%
11%
*11%
11%
2,300
32%
32%
33
33
33V4
32%
33%
5.200
72 Va
73
36%
36%
1,100
49%
48%
48%
47%
48 »/4
47%
48
6,600
10
49%
18%
48%
50
181/4
101 %
*100%
101
*100 %
101
*1001/4
101
*1001/4
*100 %
*100%
102
*100%
102
*100%
102
*100%
102
47%
44% Aug 15
109% Dec
31
92 % Jan
100% Dec
110% Jan
29
6
20
95% Jan
20
9
106% Jan
43% Jan
105 % Sep
104% Jun
18
26% Jan
4
18% Jan
20
101% Nov
9
21% Jun
For
107
Nov
15
47%
46%
471/4
471/4
47
8%
9%
8%
l
13 Va
13%
13%
8%
13%
13%
13V4
G%
6%
6%
6%
6%
67/a
6%
6%
15V4
15Va
15 Va
x47
47%
8%
9
8%
13%
9
13V4
15%
171/4
171/4
17 V*
*17
171/4
35%
35%
*35%
36%
97%
*96
97%
common—No par
100
35%
*96
35%
35
35%
97%
*96
97%
16%
16%
16 %
95%
95%
*94i%
87%
89
88
16'%
96
89%
15%
*96
RR
&
16%
16%
96
*94
951/4
94
94
20
88%
89
88
88 Va
87
87
2,900
16%
3,800
161/4
16%
161/4
80%
52V4
54
26
26%
25%
26
25'/4
25%
25%
26 Va
26 »/4
27%
44%
45%
X44%
451/2
44%
45 %
43%
44%
43%
4414
59,500
20
56%
57%
54 Va
57 Va
54V4
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
29,400
25%
25
25%
25V4
25V2
25%
25 V2
25%
26
3,500
150
10
No par
CoZlOO
100
Corp
1
24%
*80
16%
81%
16%
*80
16%
81V2
16%
*80
*90
92
*90
92
92
92
*91
93
*90
93
*94 %
96
96
96
*95
97
95
95
♦94'/4
96
500
490
490
6,400
10,230
*450
490
490
30%
497
31
31%
32%
62%
63 %
62%
63 Va
23
23
23
23
38%
-490
39
38%
38%
97
97
96%
96%
32%
33'/a
32%
33'%
*84%
*90
87%
*85
91
*90
100%
104%
►
40
60
490
32
32%
32 %
331/2
32%
33%
5,300
63
63 %
631%
64 Va
541/4
54%
7,900
*23%
23%
23
23
23%
23%
400
38%
28%
*96
32%
*85
38%
38%
38%
8,200
38%
96%
♦96
96%
96
33
34»/4
33%
34%
87%
♦85
87Va
190
96
33 %
*85
31,400
87%
91
*90
91
90
90
89
100
*98
100
*98
99
97
98
102%
105
300
90
99%
100%
*102%
871/2
490
*102%
105
19%
"102%
*19%
105
20 Va
480
*102%
104%
19Va
19%
1,000
31%
32
3,000
5
191/4
191/4
19V4
19'%
19%
321/4
32%
31%
321/4
31%
32
25
56%
57 Va
56%
57
56%
57 Va
56%
57Va
56'/a
56%
25V4
*25%
25%
500
23,400
preferred
25
*25Va
1
67%
Aviation
25%
25%
25%
67 %
68%
67
67 %
66 Va
67%
66%
18 V3
181/4
17%
18
18%
18
18
18%
18%
87%
88
88
88
89
89
45
44%
45%
43%
44%
Ry
No par
*110
71%
110 Va
72%
110
71%
110
741/4
109%
110%
73'.4
75%
♦88%
43%
110%
74
89 %
44
110 v2
74%
(Minn)—
5
16%
6.900
67%
44%
100
Northern States Pwr Co
Common
;
25%
Va
63
17%
l
Co
32
25%
50
Co
31%
*25Va
com__10
Corp
21
17
16%
17
16%
17
16%
89
16%
891/4
89
43%
«110
73%
16%
89
6,100
160
89
11,900
44%
540
111
75'/4
61,000
16%
10,900
400
89
9
$3.60
preferred
series
ZZZ_ZZl00
89%
90%
89Va
90%
89%
89%
1031/4 May 11
103
Jan
4
$4.10
preferred
series
100
102%
102%
*102%
1021/2
*102%
102'%
102'%
1021/4
101 %
*101%
102%
101 %
101 Va
*101V2
102%
*101
102
103% Apr
20
39% Jan
10
26% Jun
7
39% Jun
7
41
July 12
$4.08
preferred
series
100
preferred series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
$4.11
Northwest
4.6%
Airlines
preferred
100
1
*100%
102%
*101%
*101%
102%
*101%
25%
102%
102%
26%
102
25%
102%
26
102
102
26
27
52% Aug
1101/2 Sep
100% Apr
109
Jan
3
30
22
14
Ohio
Edison
4.40%
3.90%
4.56%
common
;
preferred
Oklahoma
20 %
Aug
18% Jan
20
19% May 17
103% May 13
25 % Apr
25
4.44%
4%/
&
26%
18Va
19
18%
19
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
18%
28%
2 8'A
28%
28%
2 8 Va
27%
28
27%
28
271/4
33%
33%
33%
33%
600
2.50
35
35
34%
34'%
34
34
Oklahoma
4.24%
Natural
3,000
51%
51%
51%
511/a
50%
51V4
50%
51%
51'/4
51%
8,100
12
107%
107%
1071/4
IO71/4
107%
107 %
107V2
107 Va
1071/2
250
107V4
*98
98%
981/0
98'/a
108
98%
108
*98
107
98%
107
*98
98%
*98
*107
107%
107
108
♦106%
107
*107
108
♦106%
1071/4
*106%
108
*106%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
32%
32 '/a
32%
32
33
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37Va
37%
19%
19%
*19 %
191/2
*19%
19%
*19'A
19 V2
*19V4
19%
20
series
Gas
Co
102%
102%
102%
100
7.50
♦106%
*102
23%
107%
102 «/2
23%
*102
231%
102 %
23%
*102
23
102%
23%
*102
23
20
160
107%
com__10
100
Elec
preferred
Preferred
17,200
26
No par
Co
Gas
31,700
10
100
preferred
Oil
25%
100
preferred
Ohio
10
200
100
common
preferred
20
3
Co
24%
140
102
25
Inc
a
Norwich Pharmacal Co
21
50
80 '/a
ZZ_2
18% Sep
921/2 May
Aug
26.
13,200
16%
*94%
16%
preferred
Jun
page
97%
53%
Ry common
Northern
40% Sep
see
400
1,200
81'/a
16%
17%
81%
100
28
39
footnotes
*96
803
171/4
36V4
53%
16%
*80
100
83% Jun
109
26
35%
53%
50
Gas
26
21% Sep
*17
53 Va
Co
Ry
28
21
3,030
53 Va
series A
Capital
27
24% Dec
6%
15%
53%
No par
Hartford
Natural
31 % Jan
9
1,600
6%
15%
55
Co
preferred
Central
105% Sep
30% Sep
19
11,430
No par
Northern
Dec~2?
Jan
5,600
8%
131/4
53%
1
5
Northern
33%
100
46%
8%
13%
46%
16%
common
Western
108% Aug 30
2
102% Nov 24
22,800
101
102
*171
Pacific
5,400
18'A
74
36%
18%
0
38% Jan
102% Jan
181/4
17%
preferred
Northeast
20
11%
*15Va
common
American
70
152
11%
36 Va
No par
Adjustment
14,400
84%
11%
171/4
Shipbuilding
&
110
105
177%
15%
& St Louis
5%
81%
*176
731/4
preferred
5%%
84
176%'
18
Niagara Share Corp
Chemica Co
North
831/4
176
36%
Nopco
61% Sep
6
39% Jun
45% Sep
Oct
1
9
85% Jan
89
6
7
Nov
921% May
13% Jan
8
107% Mar 31
87
16% Aug 18
Apr
101
82
177
74 %
Co
Common
3
29
Jun
100% July
*103%
103%
X177
19%
17%
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred :
100
3.60% preferred
100
101 Va Jan
19
38
July
York
27% Mar 24
23
81
53 %
Preferred
48% Jan
Nov~30
6
39% Jan
24% Jan
20
103%
80%
81%
179
„ZZZZl
Central
Harlem
13
13% Jun
17% Jan
103%
Xl03'/a
105
17%
Industries
New Haven
New
7,800
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
27% Jan
91
18
&
51%
15%
(J J)
non-cum
Y
9,500
50%
36%
preferred
York
$5
Apr
Inc
Chicago
New
Oct
20
51%
72%
Dock
Oct
97
20
51%
18%
City Omnibus Corp
95
14
19%
52
36%
York
20
20
51%
69%
York
Jan
19%
52
18Va
New
85% Jan
1,530
20
68%
New York Air Brake
Y
43,430
36%
-
N
19%
98%
69%
England Electric System
1
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Mining Corp
10
New
14
19'/4
98%
36
4%%
preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock
1
4
19%
99
69
Newport
Mar
152
191/4
99
36
12
21
348
*104 %
l
19%
99%
51%
52%
80 %
3,700
19%
99%
19%
20
50%
"177%
24%
19%
99 Va
*99
19%
17
Sep
15% Mar
Mar 10
24%
82
18% Jan
63
25
19 Va
20% Feb
32% Apr
5
40%
24%
19%
Newmont
78% Mar 30
78
Bros
3%%
New
4
2
19
40%
25
19%
~*ZZZZZZZZl
Newberry Co
Feb
40%
25
8
common.ZZZZZZZl
Corp
Neisner
8
104% Sep
x40
40
11
5
28
22%
1
Co
Natomas Co
Jan
13
130
12%
100
com
National Theatres Inc
National Vulcanized Fibre
July 20
8,630
9,600
5
50% July 22
8 %
44-/4
39%
175
I
6
2
14 % Dec
44
39%
174%
*100%
8% Nov
4
44V2
39%
177
12%
called
37% Jan
4
39 Va
175 %
No par
8
Tea
44 Va
39
10
15
9
44 %
177
36
preferred
preferred
38%
13 Va
No par
Supply (The) Pa
4%
4%
2
7
43%
177
37 %
100
Corp
Dec
4% Jan
Jan
103% May
100% Nov
14
39%
177%
12%
99%
Corp
10% Sep
11% Apr
41
11 % Jan
14
Nov
44%
38%
177 %
36
5
Sugar Ref Co
24% Jan
44 Va
44%
39%
178
60
13%
Cast-Monar
42% Mar 25
33% Jan
4
44
591/2
37%
Corp
4
6
77% Sep
7,100
100
;
Service
Shares
1
25
13,930
16%
100
Steel
Jan
25%
16%
59
12%
Co common
National
58
251,4
17
5
preferred A
National
34% Dec
66
25%
16%
10
National
4
4
25 %
17%
37%
common
14
16% Apr
Dec~31
Jan
26% Jan
25%
17
common—5
Co
Co
7%
Malleable
60
25%
17
No par
Gas
54% Jan
175
Prod
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
102% Jan
10
59%
25%
16%
5
pfd series of 1951
National
60%
25%
39
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
17
59%
l
18% Sep
37% Jan
49% Nov
1,700
60
%
16%
l
10
8
120
25
41% Aug 17
20% Jan
120
25%
common___l
preferred
National Cylinder Gas Co
4%%
119 V2
60
178
Inc
Container
conv
22
93
119%
5
18
2
118%
jo
25
98% Dec
118%
16%
10
Register
17% Feb
4
119
60
5
35 % Oct
87% Jan
*118%
25
100
common
24
Dec
118%
1
Corp
City
$1.25
118%
1
preferred A
33% Oct
11
Louis
120
23%
22%
23
•
32,700
1,600
100
50
6,200
Number 5483
Volume 132
,..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2147)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
K»i(« for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1054
Lowest
38
Feb
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
60 y4 Deo
3
49% Mar 14
Jan
f>
4
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
97 % Dec
30
94 'A Jan
10
69% Dec
8
61
5
31% Jan
6
31
84% Oct
64% July
6
4
19
73
Jan
44% Jan
127% Dec
11
23
July
83
Apr 29
23
3
35% Nov
99
Dec
13% Mar 11
16% Jan
60
76
.
Jan
11
Dec
114
4
Jan
26
Oct
16
1
Feb
26% Dec
22'
22
7
97
Dec
21
93
11
12
Sep 22
39 % Nov
Mar 14'
Jan
7% Jan
22
-d'
Apr
9ys Oct
40
Nov
26
39 Ys Jan
4
48% Dec
31
33% Feb
15
38% July 14
46
July 12
Jan
12
114% Jan
13
137% Jan
4
23
140
154% Nov
4% May 18
26% July 20'
8% Jan
5
9% Jan
4-
67
45% Dec
14
6
7
31
37'A Nov
88
Apr
18
98% May 17
«8% Sep 26
104
Jan
3
13
Apr
1
44% Jun
3
7
11 % Dec
29
30
36
Jan
6
21 y* May
6
45% Dec
31
Feb
14
30% Jun
22-
38 Y4 Dec
3
34% Feb
9
35y4 Jan
15
41% Jan
6
6% Feb
17
45»A Aug 19
11% Dec 27
10'A Jan
6
-
3% Mar 12
7% Feb
49y4 Dec
29
4
38% Oct
8
23
Feb
It)
26
27
Oct
28
29% Mar
24
73y4 Jan
4
93
19
35% Jan
22% Sep
82
7
Dec
6
457A Dec
31
Oct
2
53
Nov
_
35% Dec
4
169
4
18% Dec
31
73y4 Nov
16
20
30% Jan
50 A
49 %
49%
49%
50%
8,800
4
23% Jan
52% Dec
38%
4,200
42%
300
136%
136 /8
136'A
136%
136%
136%
100
*150%
152
150%
151'A
150%
loO/4
*150%
152
150%
loU%
11
Jan
26Yi Jun
5
115
May 28
103
Oct
103
Jan
11
107% Sep
107
Jan
11
110
7% May
Feb
3'.
Jan;
34% July
May
14'
5
Dec
3
71
98 'l
Dec
13
2
44y4 Jan
>6
Jun.23
95
Apr
87
82% July 20
90
Jan
45% Aug
3
Mar
83% Feb
9
5
97% Apr
C3% Jan
4
18% July 15
Jan
July
75% Dec
9
21
Jan
21
14-
100 % July
33% Jan
37% Dec
Nov
1
16% Nov
1
80
Jan
77% Jan
115
7
Dec
29
115
Feb
31
21% Jan
21
84% Jan
83
Jan
3
76% Dec
30
67% Feb
11% Jan
13
18Ya Dec
23
15
162V2 Aug 31
28% Sep 16
160
169
Apr
Mar
.
Jun
9
6% Jan
4
71% Nov 29
62,
16
7
4
30Va Dec
31
4
80
Dec
30
62% Jan
11
87
Dec
29
85
18 Va Oct
29
27% Dec
20
25Y4Jan
18% Jan
8
150
31
Dec
150
29
59'A
59'A
59
59
1,900
l6'/a
16%
16
16y8
15
15 A
15%
15%
15'A
15%
3,400
1
4%
4%
4'A
4%
4%
4%
4,900
48%
49
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50 -/2
1,400
par
38'A
38'A
38'A
38%
38%
387A
38 »A
38'A
38'A
38 Va
900
150
50
101%
102%
99 Va
101 Va
11,100
31'A
31%
31%
3 J-,8
la,600
Glass
Power
Sand
&
1
Salt
—1
No par
48%
48%
109%
109%
110
110%
109%
11°
100
105%
106
105%
106%
105%
105%
50
25'A
25%
25>A
25%
25 A
25%
24%
25'A
24'A
10
45%
47
45%
56V2
45%
46
45'A
46'A
46'A
Mfg Co
100
3
24
19% Mar 15
19% Jan
b
91
4
19
4
4
Feb
b
84
97% Jun
102
2
July 20
11
247/s Mar 15
112y2 Nov
103% Apr
104y2 Nov
common__l
42%
42%
100
105V4
106%
12.50
59%
60%
(conv)
5%
18
16
6
Pitts
20
<
Nov
C
15
23
Pitts
&
28
Jan
143
Jan
5
21% Jan
15
4
35 Va Dec
158
Dec
84 »A
3
.
96
July 28
July 26
Jun
3-
7
16
9
3
see
page
Oct
26.
,4
♦108
RR_
8
13
3
90'/a
91
200
45'A
44'A
45
11,800
*90%
90'A
90'A
45%
*113
27%
11
11
54%
55%
45%
—
28
45%
*113
x27'A
102
45 Va
—
27%
92'/a
88%
*34 A
3b
*34'A
35
98%
*97
98 Ya
77'A
77%
12%
56%
♦90'A
*87
%7
35
92 A
88
88
||
*101
93%
93'A
94
93%
preierred
Mettalurgical Co—
issued"
100
2.50
Co
10
1
17
17
17
168
*162
108
♦162
168
1C4
164
•164
167
35%
35%
37
84'A
84%
34%
83'A
*150%
&
Co
Potomac
Procter
5
class B
Electric
&
31
35>A
36'A
35'A
36% '
83%
*84
84%
84%
7'/a
7%
7 Ye
27%
26%
27Y4
27
80Y2
81
27
80%
27%
80%
80%
*80
94
*92%
94
*92%
94
•92%
27%
X26%
26%
161
35%
141
*150%
34%
*136
161
35
140
23%
23»A
23y„
31%
31
31%
22%
22%
22%
22%
99'A
100'A
26%
*150%
34%
138
»23'A
31
27,500
9,100
X81'A
817A
•81
81'A
7'A
7»A
26'A
27'A
3,500
7 l/A
27
12,100
140
*80'A
81'A
93
92'A
92%
500
26'A
26
26'A
3,400
81
"
26 Va
26%
*150'A
161
161
36
35 Ya
35JA
•150'A
35'A
161
23,500
36 7A
210
141
22%
22 A
22%
100>A
22%
100 A
23
31'/a
31'A
31%
8,000
22%
22'A
22%
1,500
22%
22 /4
99 A
145
23
22%
2 2'A
22'A
4,000
98 Ya
99'A
99
99'A
7,800
31 VA
31/a
22V2
141
23'A
22
23 /a
142%
♦23
140
22%
100
"lO
35%
85'A
♦84'A
7V4
*84
34'A
>
85
84 Ya
84%
7Ya
10
Publlcker Industries Inc common__5
2^ A
♦
10%
9%
73
28,600
10
*72'A
400
10%
10
71 Va
72
70%
10%
71%
10%
No par
71
7l-,4
71 y2
72
10
45»A
37'A
45%
45Y4
45%
45
45 A
C6
46'A
46'A
4 6'A
5,400
37
37'A
37
37%
17,100
Public
Serv
Co
of
Colorado
4^% Jun 28
Public
Serv
Co
of
Indiana—No par
preferred
100
preferred
cum
»23'A
16%
7JA
84%
85
10
Co
May 19
46% July 15
$4.75
34'A
*137
16%
No par
Power
Gamble
17%
17
*163% 166 A
100
5
17'A
3,300
3,400
*162
27
1
20
200
94'/a
94 Y2
17
*92'A
100
95
l66'A
100
preferred
94%
'
95'A
16s
100
common
94%
3,000
27%
92%
•93
*163Y2
80'A
(The)
94 Y«
*162
10
Co
94 V,
168
100
convertible
93
*92%
166%
16%
preferred class A
5%% 1st series prior pfd
5%%
26'A
92%
27 Y.
93
*163
7'A
26%
5%
10
1,300
45%
♦113
*113
96
93
44%
45'A
*45
300
1,900
102
*162
*84%
—
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
*101'A
26%
93
Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
101
27
*92%
guaranteed
11
54%
101
45/2
67,200
80'A
11
54'A
27
94%
77%
55
—
95
98 Y,
*97
11
*H3
*92
660
54%
102
44%
100
43
35
•10%
"
55
100
88%
*87
79 Va
78 y«
79
H
55
*92%
Pittston
Sep
91
98>A
*101
19,300
44%
*97
102
10,400
33
90 »A
*34 Va
*101
50
16'A
32'A
91
98%
76%
108
16
'
44 /4
95
9%
9%
9%
36%
37'A
36%
89% Jan
6
3Y2%
87
*86
87
27
5
4.32%
preferred
25
26'A
26%
88/4
*26
27
26»A
4.16%
preferred
25
»257A
26'A
26
26>A
25/2
26%
26
26 A
33 A
34 A
33 Va
34
33%
32 A
31 y2
32'A
31'A
32
101%
101%
♦101
102
104'A
♦104
105
590
104'A
*104%
1
33 %
31%
Aug
26% Oct
104
Jun
4.20% preferred
$1.40
8
4.08%
5
4.18%
l047/a Nov
9
4.30%
40% Sep
19
100
114y4
114V2
112Y2
33'A
33%
33%
32%
32%
32'A
&
Gas
preferred
preferred
100
1
102
104%
*101
102
*104
104 A
*104'A
104
26
•26
26'A
113'A
*104
112%
113
80
400
2,300
4,300
20,000
4,200
438
2,290
4
104 Ya
104'A
367/a
367A
36%
37y8
36 A
3b A
36 Ya
36'A
24%
*24%
24%
*24%
24%
24 Ya
24%
65%
66%
64>A
65%
64%
65 A
66
67'A
66%
69'A
14,700
37
37%
37
37%
37'A
38
38
38'A
37%
38'A
17,900
2,000
Pure
317A Aug
*104
87'A
•25'A
*24%
11
14
*101
104%
34%
32%
*86'A
26'A
113
114
87
26
*26
104%
41% Apr
July 15
102
*104
86 Va
*25 Ya
100
11
33 y8 Sep
*101
37/a
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
"When issued"
—
Pullman Inc
154
38
common_No par
El
div
105Y2 July
*86
preference com—No par
preferred
100
Pub Serv
7
18
6
108
180
105
91
*a7
77%
180
98'A
105
109 Ya
300
4a0
44%
92%
55%
6,700
2a '/4
44%
88%
76%
39%
112
98'A
105
1,290
23,000
92'A
94
18
24'A Sep
44%
*91
*88
com__No par
preferred
36% Nov
lOd
91
44%
*90'A
_100
10
13
91
*11
.
'
94
737/a Feb
Mar 15
26?a Jan
104
108%
92%
2
L
St
9
30% Mar 30
148
108%
35
No par
151% Jun
14
32
108
88-/4
25
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
16
7
27% Nov 16
For footnotes
-
108
*93
"When
30% Jan
common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
8% May 16
__
—
j
104
No par
7%
34'A Nov
33'/4 Apr
56% May
99
98%
104
*90%
Pittsburgh
__
29
99
12,1O0
41 Va
57'A
1117A
99 Ya
6,800
105
25'A
112
*98 y4
105%
preferred
(conv)
No par
Consolidation Coal Co
1
Pitts Ft
125'ASep
33% Mar 14
...
99
♦111%
1,000
6%
39'A
39 7A
25 y«
*24%
25 A
112
1—
32
41
39%
39'A
*24%
H2
105'A
*34'A
5
Inc
convertible
Pitts
10
37
Mills
Pitts Coke & Chem Co
20
3
104% Nov
66% Dec
99%
111%
800
104'A
56
57%
59
49,400
54
104
58%
105
10a%
x39%
40
25'A
111%
*88
No par
Hosiery
C
$5
__
4
39%
*24%
42%
105 %
41%
42%
58%
par
$4.80
—
40% Jan
40
25'A
112
42
104%
60%
100
preferred
Pitney-Bowes Inc
15
100% Feb
_
25
42%
105Va
100
preferred
$4
18
19% Mar
39%
42'A
105
x58%
44%
5
100
Petroleum
Phoenix
6
Jun
100
common
preferred
Pillsbury
14
Jun
series
Phillips
6
Oct
preferred series A___
preferred
3.9%
29YgJan
9
par
109
common...
Phillips Jones Corp common.No
26% Jan
__
—
Mar 21
25Y8Feb
29% Aug 17
31% Dec 31
6'A
109
3%%
22
15
25% Jan
6%
100
4%
July 22
July 8
36% Nov
25% Jan
6%
preferred
Philip Morris Inc
May
9
Sep 22
12% Jan
—
0%
G Va
16 Ya
81
—
6 A
6%
200
22%
*53
33'A
2
3
6%
6%
16
15
23
31%
32%'
26
Mar 19
♦102'A
32%
lb
Oct
27
104'A
32'A
32 A
37% Feo
92y4 Mar
*102'A
32/2
*32
lo
70% Nov
26Ya Dec
104%
32%
,
32%
20
7
*102%
32%
106
Corp
300
2,au0
97
22%
104%
32%
aoO
lob'/a
*9a
*102'A
104%
*32
16'A
Jan
va
*102%
5
32%
29
6
152
96'A
16
80
15
♦95'A
9b%
31%
46% Nov 17
12
96%
16%
72% Mar 16
Sep
96%
32%
33% Jan
82% Jan
96%
154
53
105%
Poor
25
10,''200
154
154A
22%
100
23% Jan
25y4 Jan
lo4
53
preferred
35% Mar 18
Aug 10
154
2,100
34%
*34'A
22%
4.3%
6
43
74,aOJ
18%
34%
52
9a %
297A Jan
7
18'/a
29 Va
34%
29 %
*34'A
18 A
30
34%
23
5
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
35y« Jan
18'A
29
18 A
297A
18'A
29%
19
35
52
100
32Y2 Dec
9
5,5o0
22%
preferred
4
Jan
47%
52%
3.8%
24
18
71,buO
23Va
111%
18
12Y8 Dec 31
860
24-/4
22%
^__100
14
9YaMar31
106%
x50%
No par
Nov
•
106
52
preferred
Apr
20
106
16
92% Sep
•
24% Mar 14
20Va Nov 24
106
23
4.4%
26
99y4 Dec
f
110-/4
48'A
51%
Corp
145
7
48'A
110%
30%
153%
JL0J
48%
110%
18%
154%
61
48'A
110
30
*34 Va
*58
59'A
48%
100
preferred
8
17
98
wjj
22%
America
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
34
Feb
*»b'A
*57
*56,,
48%
No par
preferred
16% Feb
16% Jan
19
35
153%
59
48%
30%
34%
100
Co
18%
30 Va
5
common
108% Jan
68
10
*56
33'Ac
Co
18'A Nov 30
29
55%
55%
40
common
& Eastern Ry
4.68%
32/4
100
Corp
2nd
104
31A
com
preferred
Milk
102
24
Corp
Lignt
preferred
122% Dec 21
20V4 Dec
/a
32%
1
4
4
14,000
102%
11
14y4 Jan
4 A
4%
43%
8,900
32 Va
89% Jan
30
,4
♦42
•
99%
10% Feb
Jan
38%
32%
Corp
$1 conv preference com
18% Apr 18
166'A Aug 12
Mar 14
Jan
4»A
38'A
99'A
;
Cement
Phila Electric Co common—No
7
173
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
Aug 26
59%
39
31%
96
Mar 14
6% Oct
60% Jan
3
38%
59
38%
81,500
987A
31%
4%
„
Jun
38%
59-/4
39
38 /a
loO
13
—No par
(J C) Co
Phelps-Dodge
__
12% Jan
39
59
6,000
102'A
11%
28 Va
Pfizer
„
8'A Dec
43-/4
38%
60%
*101'A
12'A
*21 'A
4%%
July 25
30% Sep
158V2Jan31
5
1
•42 »A
38 /2
59'/a
Pepsi-Cola Co
97% Aug 25
100'A Sep 20
15% Mar 14
8
43 /4
38'A
102
11%
28 %
Pet
5
52'A Jun
6
42Ys Mar
Sep
*40%
38%
101'A
i
124
13
31
July
43%
38»A
No par
Peoria
13% Apr
17
90% Sep
87
_
44%
39
*40%
38V4
2.50
3
59Y4 Apr
104% Feb
6
4
155
*41'A
No par
4
80% Nov
15
6
158
39'A
/4
12/a
3
99
6
24% Dec
Dec
39%
79
102
Phila & Reading Corp
89
6
Sep 27
39'A
79Vb
Philco
44
79
12
Corp.—1
Mar
48% Sep
Mar 16
78%
*101
12%
39 %
16
92
6
11
79%
79%
100%
11%
12 '
97
69% Jan
79'A
78%
100%
17% S,p
27
46'AJan
104
11
113
Sep
31
79
12%
*100
43% Jun
31
16, Aug
5
53% Dec 20
12
78%
1
Nov
107'A Apr
1
111
M»- 30
-82% July
6
34
May 19
95% May 13
2
33,200
100%
Peoples Drug Stores xnc_
Peoples Gas Light & Co«te
115»A Apr 19
102 Va May
2
37'A Feb
11
29
300
17'A
*27'A
$1.60
July 21
50'
May 25
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
85y2Jun
•
•
8
9'A
17'A
12'A
Pfeiffer
6'
*9'A
17'A
2d/2
Petroleum Corp of
Oct
9%
17 Ya
*27%
4
May 26
*9%
17%
28
7
30
9%
17%
28
July
12% Jan
'
9%
177/8
28%
Jan
108
22
39% Dec
17
9%
17%
*27%
33
11
*9%
17%
25
11
102% Oct
30
9%
17Vb
preierred
7
5
*9%
1
24
6
96% Oc;
22
10
29'A
4%%
25
26'A Mar
5,400
*23'A
29
43
39
*28%
Sep
9
38'A
24
Jan
6
39'/a
29'A
Penn
24% July 25
73% Feo 11
31
38%
*27%
Penn-Texas
Jun
39/a
38%
28%
16
37% Jan
16,000
24/a
11
24
7
*27%
22% Apr
110% Jan
4
39%
120
67A
*24
33%
6
39
7'A
'
28%
26
6
40:%
920
6%
6%
7
24y8
10
18
397/a
6%
*27%
Sep
Jan
7%
39%
*42 /4..-43%
*23'A
Pennsylvania
Nov
7
39%
43%
28%
16
36Va Jan
3
Oct
1
39%
24»A
Jun
48
39% May 26
Corp
Enterprises
53
104
29
38%
42'A
136%
39%
*42%
No par
&
6% Nov
31
39%
42%
136Va
43%
*27%
Penua
3
20
106% Jan
39.
42%
137
-—
26
11
39%
43'/a
28
2
39%
136%
28
177A Mar 14
26
No par
luO
common_100
Airways Inc
102
112y2 Mar 30
4
32y4 Jan
Nov
39% Dec
100y2 Jun 29
146
49%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
48% Nov
Aug 27
15% Jan
Aug 30
30% Jun
82
50%
13
97
28
100
50
30% Jun
173
4
35
51
7
25
18% Jan
<
50
6
19
108
83
1,100
25
*23'%
Jan
Jan
9
83
4U */8
-8
$1.30
31
49% July 25
Oct
11
>
2a V2
40
•
25
67
52
Feb
28
*20
40%
-
25
Penney
146
101% Feb
t
2o%
*40'A
23%
preferred
Penn-Dixie
10
l.ooO
*23'A
*20" •"
preferred
23
21
0-*d
1,100
23'A
,4
Telep common—No
23
Sep
27,900
10%
$1.32
24
Sep
*23%
38
112
10%
40
Proof
Mines
btp
38
♦111
10 »A
to/a
Transportation
Jun
57% Dec
Mar 26
13% Jan
14
124
10'A
23
,Jan
29
__
Mar 18
134% Jan
122
10/4
37 Ye
39'A
37'A
39
121
*10%
40%
34% Nov
30
90
23%
17 % Get
Mar
23%
2,-*00
25%
113% Apr
108V4 Apr
22
23%
3778
101 %
60
61 %
41-/8
Co
38
2
103'A July
__
•
Jun
23
36%
117
'
10%'
36%
101 %
,
.■■20%
World
105
9*
36%
117
10%
7,000
37'A
101'A
60'A
,
37
101
41
44Va Occ
4
29
94
11
34%
*112
10%
61%
36%
*100%
62
36%
10U-/4
*25
-—I
$1
37%
101
41%
Penick & Ford
6
35%
117
bl
62
37
*100
25%
Consolidated
Peninsular
60%
...
800
l,5u0
No par
Rust
Patino
8
29y2 May
May 4
41% Mar 14
107
Dec
106
Jan
•
44
25
Nov
6
25Va Jan
29% Feb
27% July 23
25
48
6*
27% Mar 17
108
33
44% Mar
5
Mar 18
31
10
5
8b
41'A
Parker
14
64% Feb
16%
87%
*25%
preferred
Parmelee
16%
87%
10
Parke Davis & Co
21
11
29
15% Mar 25
41
17'A Sep
7YaJan
L
16%
——25
Paramount Pictures Corp
Park & Tilford Distillers
6
Oct
297A Aug
113
Sep
36% Jan
28
Dec
55
4
18
62
16%
87%
Corp
-
Panhandle East Pipe L coin__No par
4%
preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
47V* may. 5
51 Ye Apr 12
4% May 27
44
--
106% Feb
104
Dec
297A Jan
;
37% Apr
"
23
7
41
87
lo%
87 V*
88%
Electric
&
Lighting Corp__:
Amer
10
bl
87
16%
2a V2
Telep & Teleg
preferred
:
4%
7 aO
5,100
5,800
87'A
10%
Western Oil Corp common_4
12
40% Dec
35
Pacific
Pan
♦86
11,500
va
16%
61 %
116
3
5
43
87 %
'37%
Mar
19
104% Dec
60
1
45%
16%
100%
common
66'A
87-/a
37%
5
65'A
44'A
,
200
I26
16
16%
87
100%
52
2
4
*87
*87
106
16'A
87%"
*16%
Tin
Jun
4
8b%
88%
*87
1
5"
Pacific
9% Oct
44
44%,
5
22
66
%
65%
44
Jan
28
*65 %
bo%
43%
12
2
10b%
6o%
Inc
preierred
6%
♦10a Va
43%
15
com
Pacific
'
106%
bo'A
Pacific Mills
26
4
27% Jun
Pacific
8% Apr
Jan
30% Jan
Aug
16% Sep
70'A Oct
26Ya Jan
May
Gas
5
106
43%
No par
Finance
Paciiic
10
97% Jan
35
Pacific
Aug 29
29
84% Apr
6
Pacific
5%
106%
65%
preferred—___100
Co
6
9Vs Dec
25
Inc
conv
Coast
Sep
lb%
65'A
new___6.25
Fisheries
20% Dec
Oct
Co
Amer
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
142% Mar 10*
6% Nov 16
'
cum
26% Sep
9
44%Jun29
25
9
9% Dec
Products
4%
%
42%
common
Paciiic
42
37% Jan
128% Jan
'
Pabco
17
*122
105%
No par
53
37 % Jan
Aug 24
Glass
Co
rapei
25
44% Mar 15
_
"Nov
57%
126
16%
83%o
preierred
12% Mar 10
28% Jan- 4
_
17
124
16'A May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17'
-
57
*122
105%
No par
25,400
57%
56%
58%
I20
16%
106%
Overland Corp (The)
Owens-Conning Flberglas Corp
UAivid
Snares
Nov. 18
57%
IO6V4
Mfg
Owens-Illinois
the Weehr
Friday
Nov. 17
*120%
16'A
<
.
No par
Elevator
$5
58
125
100
Outlet Co
•
57%
*122
16%
14
18
125
io%
17
101 % Nov
58% V-
xl25
io%
Jan
64% Sep 23
46% May 17
17
Thursday
"
Nov. 16
iu%
16% Nov
7
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 15
1
preferred
Outboard Marine &
uu
x57%
100
common
convertible
Otis
o
Tuesday
Corp—
preference 1951 series
Corp
4%%
-
22
9o
Mar 14
94
82
Oliver
Monday
Nov. 14
5
20
99
3
34
14% Jan 20
Conv
8
22
22
•
Par
Chemical
74% Sep
17
Nov
Mathleson
47
Jan
57
July
Sep
LOW AND HIGH
"
STOCK
Common
8
18% Sep
112% Sep
10
67'A Jan
23
135
YORK
EXCHANGE
OUn
16
9% Jan
104 '
NEW
Highest
Oil
Quaker
No par
(The)
Oats
Co
5
(The)
common—5
32%
100
*152 %
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
31%
o
lo
preferred
104%
33%
154
31%
104%'104'A
32%
*152%
31'A
32%
154
31'A
35%
•24
36'A
32%
33
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
*152%
154
152'A
152'A
150%
150%
31'A
31'A
31%
31%
31%
31%
2,800
24'/4
70
1,200
23
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
ti
.
Monday, November 21, 1955
(2148)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW
STOCKS
K»nre for
Previous
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
12% Jan
36% Jan
39 % Dec 29
11
6% Oct
5
22
Jan
4
86 % NOV
27/« Jan
28
8% Dec
1
10 Va Dec
22
4
52 y4 Dec
6
76
4% Mar
5
11
18
10% July
12
60'A Nov
16
41% July
137/a Sep
15
1
26
Dec
29
31
Oct
11
29
39
Jan
5
36
13
34% Jan
11
20% Dec
31
13
34
1
30% Jan 28
Sep
22% Dec
16%-Jan
4
12% Apr
27
47
38% July 27
5
42
8
Mar
197/a Mar 22
18% Aug
May
6
46
46%
46
47%
46%
86
85'A
85%
85%
85%
85 %
7%
7'%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7,100
9'A
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9'A
9%
9-/8
9%
10.2UJ
57
57%
57%
57%
58
60%
59
60
35
35%
34%
35%
34%
34%
34%
34%
33 Va
33%
8,809
15%
16 Va
15%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
16%
15%
lo %
36,300
32%
33
32%
32 %
1,900
41
41
~8% May~~7
14"%
11 'A Feb
3
26
Dec~31
12% Feb
23
60 Va Oct
Corp
13
Reliable
Jan
3
Jan
4
10% Jan
26
Dec
15% Aug 23
54% Sep
12
Republic
17% Feb
24
70% Dec
31
Jun
22
8% Dec
Jan
84
15
Revere Copper
13
6
Oct
Sep
10% Jun
12
40
Mar 11
50% Sep
20
3
51
Mar 14
62
Nov
2
July
2
2
105
91
Jan
26
101
Jan
26
105% Apr
14
2
25% Jan
12
37
Aug
4
32 % Sep
26
33 % Dec
9
37
Dec
6
31% Apr
1
38% Sep
11
77% Dec
22
28% Dec
29
27 y2 Jan
7
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
G
7% Jan
Rhlnelander
9
4
34% Dec
23
40% Dec
23
34
Oct
40 y2 Jun
8
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
48% Apr
20
31% Juiy
24'A Jan
31
26% Dec
4
18% Jan
Jan
Jan
13
25
Oct
4
257
Jan
372
29
100
Jun
Oct
7
21
Oct
35
25
4
21'A Nov
Jan
18
33% May 21
50 V2 Nov
14%
4,600
8%
16%
16 %
♦15%
16%
15%
16
18%
*16 Va
19
18%
18 Va
65
45
18%
,64
*63%
44%
45
46
44
400
2o0
9%
V2
45%
31,800
9 %
9'A
4,900
9Va
9%
15%
15% /:■
51 Va
15'A
15%
*15'A
15%
15%
15%
1,300
49%
49%
50%
49'A
50%
48%
49-/4
52,700
73%
73%
73
73 Va
73 Va
73 Va
72 Va
73%
72
72
9'A
1
49%
51%
'
9'A
9%
9%
52'/a
54%
52 Va
9%
15.4U0
52 Va
53,200
50%
12,000
49%
50%
65
*57
65
*57
65
*57
65
89%
89%
*89'A
»
89%
89 Va
89 Va
*89%
89 Va
89 Va
89 Va
105 Va
105 Va
105 Va
105 Va
105 Va
105%
105%
105%
105%
1
34%
34%
34'/a
34%
34 Va
34%
34%
35%
36
36 Va
37%
38
38 Va
/
7Va
7 '•
6"%
74
6%
73%
*41%
14%
No par
Mines
42%
*57
65
34%
7,000
-
38
37%
37 %
38%
7
6%
7%
7
2,500
-
100,703
-
4,200
74 Va
74
73%
74
72%
73%
42%
42%
44
43
43
♦42%
43 V4
200
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
14%
15 Va
5,600
28%
27%
28'A
27%
28
27%
28
6,000
27%
27 Va
*
72 Va
*43
*34
35%
35
35
43
43 Va
43%
43%
,
200
35'A
*35
35 Va
35%
43 Va
43'A
43 Va
43'A
1,500
"31%
30%
*34%
43 Va
43 Va
1
31 Va
30%
•"
*35
_25
30%
500
320
34
73%
r
No par
30%
31%
30%
30%
25,500
5
30
20
common—
„
105%
34%
*
6% %
7 >,'■
v*. 6%
15
27'A
Controls com—1
Co
54
49%
50%
49%
50%
2,900
9%
51 Va
9%
9%
52%
50
50%
49 7a
10
Va
50%
9
•
8%
9 Va
9
9%
100
*352
356
*352
356
*353
356
*353
356
*102%
22%
*102Va
104 Va
*102 Va
104 Va
*102%
104 Va.
22%
22%
22%
23
23%
100
353
353
102 Va
104%
22%
23-)8
*
13%
104%
23'A
13 %
Royal Dutch
13%
14
,13«%
2,200
Co__50 Guilders
79%
80%
80
81
80'A
81%
80'/a
81
79%
81%
46,000
30%
30 Va
30%
30 Va
30%
29%
30
17,900
36 Va
36 Va
36%
37 Va
3o%
36%
3,oo0
12%
11%
12
11 Va
11%
yoo
48%
19,100
100
Ronson Corp
9
65
1
Rohr Aircraft
28
64
45%
44%
44%
64
15%
.—No par
Haas
1
64
l,3o0
51%
preferred series A
Feo
200
8
*7%
19
44%
Spring & Axle Co
&
4%
*7 Va
5
1
Corp
Petrol
*13'/a
30%
1
30
36Va
30
36'A
36%
36%
5
*12%
12%
12%
12%
1
15
19
30% Nov
16
24
35
Oct
31
48% Jan
3
Ruberoid
Co
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
11
Sep
27
15 % Mar 21
Ruppert
(Jacob)
38% Jan
28
47% Sep
9
42% July 21
50% Nov
10
88% Jan
4
99 % Oct
5
92% Sep
9
98% Feb
23
4
103% Jun
17
Safeway Stores common
4% preferred
4.30%
conv
preferred
St Joseph Lead Co
St Joseph Light & Power
14% Jan
14'/8
8
9'A
& El Corp
Gas
88% Sep
9% Jan
68% Jan
14%
7%
50 Va
preferred
conv
14% Sep
11
9
14'A
Ltd
Rohm
4
14') 8
100
Rockwell
July 19
35
72% Nov 29
6% May 27
55% Aug
5%%
Rochester
1
105 y2 Mar
11% Nov
8
96
281% Oct 12
105% Dec
148
19
19%
19
shillings
Robertshaw-Fulton
12
3.6U0
8 Va
*16
*62%
Co„
Roan Antelope Copper
14
21%
*15'A
...
Trust
9
Jan
21%
10
Ritter Company
Jan
21%
.No par
Richfield Oil Corp—
41
20%
16 Va
*7%
8%
16
64
Paper Co
Selection
23
33% Jun
27
26 % Sep
5
20%
14%
'
17
24
17% Jan
16
100
20%
.
50c
series
Manufacturing
Nov
43
35
*57
17% S.p
7
*33
*62%
Co,
Tob class B_
79 'A Sep
64 y2 May 12
3
May
,
35
1
series
Rheem
8
8% Sep
5% July 26
48% Jan
*33
100
& Brass
(RJ)
Rhodesian
20
35
10
Preferred 4.50%
20
45% Feb
*33
*7%
Common
May 11
82
9
Nov
35
14%
Corp
Preferred 3.60%
10
Feb
88
95% July
*33
14
Metals
Reynolds
3
35
9Va
Steel
Reynolds
Dec
54
Mar 16
37
14%
Rexall Drug Co
8
Sep
60
10
*36 Va
13-/8
pfd 3%%
Conv
44% Dec
ii% Juiy~~2
78
6
7% Mar 14
45
46
6
37
*33
5
May 16
13% Jan
41%
*36%
10
64
8
7
*40"
37
21
Mfg Co common
Reliance
47% Sep 16
11% Aug 15
57/a Mar 14
9
14% Dec
20
May 16
41
*36%
40%
20%
series
Republic Aviation Corp——
Republic Pictures common...
$1 convertible preferred-
31
437/a Aug 23
11
22
*40
37
10
41
Dec
64
15% May 19
40%
*36
21%
—
bOO
41
50c
Corp
32%
32 Va
32%
32%
1,309
58%
36
21%
Inc
Stores
67 % Feb
16
32%
*58
36
No par
Bit Co
Bros
32 %
4,20J
86
x41
(Robt)
21% Aug 25
4
iz
& Co—
$1.25 div prior preference-
14
Sep
Theatres
Reeves
3
19
7% Jan
15'A Sep
20
473,800
46%
85%
Reis
8'/a Dec
54,700
32
46%
80%
Reed Roller
27% May 22
13
31
18% July 22
3
4% May
Aug 11
7
29% Jan
1
Jun
32
16
5
37% Jun
42'A Dec
8% Jan
36Va Feb
Feb
26
25% Apr
26% Jan
26
7
Sep
47 Va
46%
—v
.
preferred-
Raybestos-Manhattan
Feb
Snares
Nov. 18
Nov. 17
86
RKO
47
the Week
Friday
Thursday
46
rights
1st
RKO Pictures Corp
5
July 25
32
Jan
17
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. 16
No pai
1
—1
Common
$3.50
88% July 27
8% Mar 14
SALE
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 15
No par
Rayonler
Inc
——
1
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
Reading Co common
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4%
noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills___
5
2
jfj Nov
18
li
AND
Tuesday
Nov. J 4
Par
Radio Com of America com__No par
55% July
18
INOV
81% Jan
Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Royal McBee Corp
(The)
.
♦12
23
13'A
13%
13%
13%
•
7,500
-
s
112 % Oct
103% Jun
14
31% Jan
11
18% Jan
14
40
23
July 27
30
Dec
21
76% Dec
21
J an
6
22% Jan
30
Dec
44
Nov
22
114
11
Feb
21
22
55
Jun
26
July 14
34% Jun
25 % Mar 14
13
88 % Jun
27
296
Dec
29
265
Aug 17
320 % Apr
15
St Louis
Apr
170
Dep 15
145
Apr
170
Jan
10
5%
49% Jun
7
62% Jan
41% Dec
20 % Jan
20
8
25 Va Jan
Nov
42
Jan
4
24
Jan
4
33
July 21
13
Jan
17%
104
*103 Va
105 %
*103 Va
39%
41%
105 Va
18'/a
17%
*
103 Va
14,600
41
10
105 %
18
17%
17%
17%
18
5,500
27%
27%
27%
27 Va
27%
1,200
2,900
Corp
__5
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
1.40
21
21 %
21%
21 %
21'A
22
21%
22
21%
21%
29,000
31
22
Jan
6
39% Oct
31
Schering
Corp
15c
38
38%
36%
38
35%
37%
37'/a
38
37
37%
23,700
22
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Scott Paper
68 %
67 Va
68 Va
67
6778
66%
67
66%
5,800
Dec
23
93 Va Oct
19
98
11
101 % Oct
13
107
13
Feb
Mar
33% Jan
6
40
85'A Jan
4
7
6D% Oct
11
87% Jun
7
Mar 14
35% Jun
14
Dec
33% Dec
15
30
45'/4 Dec
31
43 % Jan
6
Jan
6
74% Jan
6
16
26
79 Va Nov
69% Jan
26
Dec
30
43% Dec
Dec
38
Scovill
8
Mfg
Seaboard
Oil
Seagrave
15
Seiberling
9% Apr
26
Servel
10
61 % Jan
5
49'A Apr
49% Sep
11
Shamrock
13
52
Nov
20
35
Oct
11
31
33% Jan
18
31% Dec
A)
22 Va Jan
6
30% Juiy 12
9
19'A Jun
22
Sheraton
24 % Sep
21
Signode Steel
Simmons
49% Nov
14
3
63% Nov
7
59% Jun
21
15
Skelly
Oil
16
Smith
Dec
22
37% Mar 14
8% Nov 10
62 % Nov
14%
15% Sep
14
Smith
51
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
79% Sep
15
59% Dec
1
54
Feb
9
82
Oct
25
24'/a Dec
31
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
27
42
Aug 27
15% Jan
4
32% Aug 25
54% Dec 31
20'A Nov
2
33% Jan
7
4
49% Jan
18
63 % Sep
15
4
25% Aug 11
18
July 19
27% Feb
138% Feb
13
6% Jan
4
Feb
24
10 Va Dec
17
9 Va Feb
4
18% Dec
10
16% Sep
26
175
54
Aug 19
Mar
43% Nov
l
174
52
210
Jun
12 %
19% Mar
Jan
19
54
27% Sep
29
7
23
May 23
27
3
37% Jan
Feb
25
3
Dec
23
35
46% Dec
23
44% Jan
18
July 28
17% Jan
7
54% July 25
21% Mar
7
5/64 Nov
2
A Nov
40
Jan
37% Jan
Mar 14
15% Jan
19
25% May
28% Feb
2
29% Aug 23
32% Dec
6
31 Va Jan
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
29
51
Jan
18
26
Oct
11
39% Jan
U
81% Dec
20
72% Jan
18
6
28 Va Jan
17
7
40% Nov
34
1
10
38 Va Apr
107
Nov
Jan
5
50
Dec
15
49% Jan
6
Jan
14
92
Nov
22
87 % Apr
14
92
25
Oct
15
29 Va Aug
9
25% Oct
11
12% Jan
5
16% Dec
2
15% Jan
4
29% May
24% July
4% Oct
11
4
65% Mar 31
6% Dec
29
7% Dec 29
106
Jan
4
19
69
Nov
29
Jan
4
24
77% Oct
7
98% Sep
23% Nov 30
21
Feb
16
16% Jun
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
14
Oct
2
59
17
Aug
65 Va July
80
22
3
35% Nov
37
4% Mar 16
63% Jan
70
24% Jan
120
118%
122%
119%
7
Feb
7% Jan
90
Dec
Socony
92% Sep
17% Dec
5%
8%
15% Dec
footnotes
20
Daee
9
26.
18
27
July 11
Oil
27
39
38%
39%
38%
39 '/a
46%
47 '/a
46 Va
46'/a
46%
46%
61%
28%
29%
50c
13%
13%
13%
1
21%
21%
21%
49%
49%
49%
*61 %
61%
18
4
Gas
3
8
21
July 27
Apr 13
13%
14
6,200
21%
21%
22
21%
21%
2,700
49%
49
49 Va
49
49%
49'A
49'A
59
56%
57%
58
58
57%
56%
57
50 Va
50 Va
50% )
61%
62'A
57 Va
57%
50 %
49%
50 Va
50
59Va
59%
8%
8%
62%
60
60
.
8%
8%
9
8%
9 Va
73
72 Va
72%
72
2,300
58%
1,400
56%
56%
23,800
51
51 %
*57
9%
<
>
8%
-
.
»
8,200
6,600
61%
60
*71
72
'
•
15,300
9
190
72
72%
73
72%
80%
79
79
78%
"79
78
78 %
73
80%
78%
21%
20%
21%
21
21%
21»A
21%
21
21
21%
460
2,300
23%
24%
24%
25'A
23
24%
22%
23%
22 Va
23%
12,000
58 %
57%
58%
58 Va
58%
57%
58%
58%
58%
25,600
571%
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
20%
19%
19%
7,000
10%
7,800
19 %
19 %
19 Va
*210
*210
*200
*200
*200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
18%
18Va
18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
54 Va
*53 Va
54%
*52%
54 Va
100
*52%
*52 Va
28%
28%
28%
28%
2,600
*39 Va
40%
100
25
52 %
29 %
40%
54 Va
52 %
29
*39%
25
51%
&
40%
39%
52
52 %
52
52
51%
52
52%
19
19%
19 Va
19%
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
51,300
9/64
Va
9/64
%
A
&
906,200
7/64
*30%
7/64
Va
31'%
30%
30%
*30V2
31%
30%
30%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
59%
60%
58
59%
57%
58 %
35,200
58%
59%
29
18,100
No par
1
Co
1
1
Inc
No par
common
6
100
1
50c
preferred
25
2
common
preferred
No par
5
Coil Products
11
Standard
Gas
Brands
Inc
No par
com
preferred
&
No par
Co
Electric
28%
Inc—1
Co
1
60%
29 %
28 %
103
51
107
51 %
*89
90%
*89
100
.
Standard
59Va
105
1
Standard
19
No par
50
2.50
4
40
8,100
13%
18
52 Va
Co
20% Mar
-*39 'A
18%
7.50
Service
41% July 27
93% Apr 15
29
*39%
Co
(Del)
Co
28%
29
52% /
19Va
9/64
common
Chemical
29
No par
& Elec
Bros
10%
11 Va
39%
___5
Square D Co
$3.50
14 Va
21%
10%
4.20%
preferred
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
2,100
com_4.50
Co
:
Gas
Withington
Inc
28%
1
:
Public
$5.50 preferred
Spencer
28%
28 Va
21%
57%
pfd—100
Ediscn
Co
(A G)
Co
13,600
5
.
,
Pacific
Spear &
28%
60 Va
13%
5
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
Sparks
200
59%
15
Southern Railway common
5% non-cum preferred
Spalding
3,800
10%
24
61
100
(The)
Southwestern
8,000
14 Va
57 </a
59%
10%
*23 %
250
8,000
-
13%
14
50
1
Natural
8
x58
14%
23%
60
29
29
29%
57
Rights
Southern
29 Ve
10
—
common
Inc
Co
California
South Indiana
10'A
*23 Va
10%
62 Va
61%
38,200
10
Co
5
14
16% Feb
39
47%
10.6U0
5%
52 Va
50
preferred
$4.50
Mar 22
39%
46%
14%
5%
52 Va
6
100
Southern
Spiegel
.
38%
25
Southern
14
88
393/3
23
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
18
10% Oct
52%
10 Va
preferred
29% Jun
35% Nov
52%
No par
South Carolina E & G
17% Nov
7
52%
61 'A
South Amer Gold & Platinum
103% Nov
22
12% May 17
52 Va
23
Solvay American Corp 4%
5
39% Dec 29
36 % Jan
53%
10%
Southern Production Co Inc
Nov
52
14%
*52%
23 Va
South'n
23 Va Aug
86
15 %
5%
62%
Inc
Mobil
2
3
397/a
15
6 Va
10%
Solar Aircraft Co
14
68 % Mar 14
39%
15%
5%
39'A
15%
6
23%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Sep
40 Va Oct
40%
15 Va
6%
39%
15%
10%
5
102,600
39'A
47%
60 %
1,400
57,900
117
X116
121 %
387/a
24%
preferred
4.20%
Nov
31
115%
10%
4
Aug 31
72% Nov
103
113
*23 %
Co.^
Smith-Corona
10% Jan
49% Nov 23
28 Ve Jan
110%
1
Co
O) Corp
(Alexander) Inc
preferred
21
11% Aug 12
28
22,300
22%
35
—No par
5
14
52% May 31
Jan
3Va%
100
ey8 Jan
48%
22
Simonds Saw & Steel
15% Jan
♦9y2 Jan
48
23
Co
(A
Jan
35% Jan
29% May
48%
22%
Sinclair Oil Corp
57% Jun
28
14% Jan
1,600
46%
22%
No par
6
46 % Oct
May 5
13% Jan 12
34%
47
22%
Strapping Co
48% Mar 14
31
40
34%
45%
23
1
44
54% Dec
6
35
46%
23
of America
Corp
39% Jan
4
23
35
46
Sheller Mfg Corp
13 % Nov
35% Jan
25% Jan' -5
34%
45%
7.50
20
8
34%
34%
34%
46%
Pen
31
22
34%
*89
23'A
Shell Oil Co
17
31
75'A
3gi/2
Sheaffer
Nov
79%
__1
10
52% Dec
77%
No par
31
45
79%
Gas
66 % Mar
43% Dec
78 Va
53 %
11% Jan
4
78%
*52%
36 % Feo
6
77%
6%
16
4
78
15%
18
32 Va Jan
90%
gVs
Oct
36% Jan
90%
14%
Nov
29% Jan
36%
90
1
9% Mar 14
24'A Dec
Dec
10,300
36 %
90
No par
&
18% Aug 17
5
Mar 15
76%
36%
90
1
$4.50 preferred
(W
210
36%
38%
7
90 Va
36%
90
45%
Co
54
31
2,400
23%
common
23
2
61% Dec
36%
36 Va
No par
Co..—-
&
Sharon Steel Corp
Shattuck (Frank G)
10% Dec 29
4
30
35%
104%
36%
*105
105'A
105
1
Rubber
Oil
105 %
95
*105
lb
Inc
95 Va
•'
95%
105 %
105'A
140
95 Va
95
*95
*105
5
Co
Roebuck
15% Nov
77 Va
1
common
Corp
Sears
16
36%
*90
40
94%
95
X66 V4
90%
104%
100
27%
27%
95 Va
*95
No par
25
27 Va
28
67 %
No par
common
Seaboard Finance Co
1U'/4 INOif
17
1
Seaboard Air Line RR Co_
15
5% Nov
Co
*27%
No par
common
preferred
3.65%
59% Apr
5
31'A July 18
122% Nov
Co
10
preferred
8% Mar 15
10
4
$4
92% May 18
Sep
Electric Co
Arms
$3.40 preferred
7
31
Nov
For
104
40 Va
Industries Inc
3
12% Jan
17%
41%
Schenley
13
Oct
105%
17%
40 Va
41%
Savage
4
62
*103%
40%
Sangamo
9% Jan
Apr
165
3
8 Va Jan
4
60
314
*147
17
25% Jan
34
314
lu5
20
10% Feb
Apr
315
*147
14% Feb
7
6% May
315
165
27% Jaa
42% July 19
35
315
30% Jan
38 Va Nov
7
1,300
*305
*147
17
26
15% Jan
82%
310
165
27
IS'A May 24
67% Mar 18
,
*81%
82%
8i%
82%
310
Oct
80
7
27Va May
82 'A
82
18,900
*147
41%
41
100
10
81%
40 J
30%
314
*147
5
series A
Gas & Electric Co
82 %
29%
165
310 %
100
24%
*24
20
89 Va Mar 23
10
41
82%
100
Regis Paper Co common-,
San Diego
22
100
Ry Co
30%
8,000
25% Oct
34'A Dec
4
85
62
30%
<0
2,400
48
12% Nov
98
May 26
Nov
24
29%
24%
•29%
49%
24
30%
47 Va
10
24% Dec
6% July
49
24'A
49%
31
4
~7%
49%
*23%
preferred
1st pfd 4.40%
July 13
19% Sep
49%
24'A
31 Va
109 Va
48'A
0
94%
109 Va
95
94
14% Dec
11% Jan
Jan
25
49%
30'A
94 Va
109%
24 Va
49%
*23%
30
48 Va
109 Va
95'%
111
27 % Dec
4
28
102
16
94%
110 Va
49
48%
49%
49
49%
96 Va
111
29% Dec 31
Jan
17% Apr
47% Sep
105
Sep
17% Apr
96
*109 Va
66 % Nov
23% May 18
89
101
5
27
St
50
10
Southwestern
noncum
96%
110'A
108% Nov 16
•
11
23
Dec
19
14% May
28
33% Mar 14
103 % Nov
93 % Jan
Jan
74
96%
No par
Preferred series A 5%__
17
Apr
123
49 %
110'A
common—No par
St L San F Ry Co
211
49%
5
10
100
273/8
23% 22%
4% , 4%
4'A
4%
*'70.
85
G93A 69%
102 Va 103
ITVa
18
22%
22%
102% 103%
15 'A
15%
*82
83
46%
47%
37%
37%
92
92
27
51 %
28'A
28%
101
104%
51%
51%
9%
11%
9%
51
[A
28%
23%
27%
101
102
9,200
51%
51
51
2,500
90%
*89'A
90
*89 V4
90
27%
27
27%
26%
27%
26%
26%
23%
23 Va
23 Va
23 %
23%
22
23
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
*70
85
69
*102%
67%
102
103
85
3,500
103'A
23%
69
,
51
27 V8
*70
1,800
30%
101
*89
90
.
H
28%
104 %
30
12,300
85
*70
68%
68'A
102%
102 Va
68 Va
103
*70
67%
103
11,500
2,400
2,800
1,400
85
68
103
2,600
370
18%
18%
20%
19%
21 %
20 Va
21%
34,700
22 Va
22%
21%
22%
21%
22 Va
21%
22 Va
87,700
102%
102%
*102%
103 %
102%
103 Va
102 Va
102 Va
360
15%
16%
16%
17
16%
17%
46,600
84
83 %
84%
84 Va
84%
47%
46%
47%
45%
46 Va
4,800
36%
35%
36%
7,600
18
15%
16
83
83%
46%
46%
37 Va
*92
11
.
*82
47%
37 Va
36%
37%
36
93
91%
91%
*92
11%
9%
11%
11'A
9%
9%
*
11%
9%
93
*92%
93
610
40
11%
11%
11%
13,400
9%
9%
9-/4
2,900
„
'/
Number 5483
Volume 182
%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2149)
&
NEW YORK
STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previoni
Lowest
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
52% Jan
4
44% Oct
29
48 % Dec
8
71% Jan
4
112% Dec
8
32 Vz J tin
4
'79% Oct
45
4
Dec
73% Jan
18
42
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
8
11 Va Jan
4
2U% Dec
30
16% Oct
22
5
May
53 Va Oct
93
8
1 o2
Standard
5
42% July 30
5
13% Dec
14
3%%
13%
3b Va Feb
17
4b V4 J-»ec
o
42 %
Mar 14
Stanley
Feb
11
Starrett
May 12
4
lo '/a
Sterchi
14
30
30% Feb
15
24 %
J-U
16
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
6
3„% 0c;
21
13 V2 Jan
4
' Dec 15
18% Jan
6
23
16 Va Feb
23
19 Va Jan
4
21
26% Jan
«
32% Nov
20% Sep
26
12
Mar 25
18% Nov 23
17% Jan
8
iy '/a
21 '/a Jan
4
27% Dec
10 V2 Nov
23
8% Jan
4
Aug 24
-
2y
14% Dec 20
9
89
Feb
1
101
68% Dec
30
70
lUYa Jan
7
Stevens
30
Aug"
5Vo
13
2a Va 0 ui>
&
Sunoeam
17% Aug 12
Jun
Sun.
1
11
bJ% S„p
118 Va Jan
11
27 V4 JUil
25 Va May 12
Sun
71% Jan
11
7
Jan
Jan
84 Va Dec
8
14% Jan
ll
16
Feb
Oil
Co
41% Feb
31%
6
75% May 17
8/Va Sep
12% Jun
15
Superior
58% May
2
30
10
51 Va Sep
48% Dec
14
24
20
28
28
Dec
147% Dec
7
% Dec
Mar 30
44% Oct
16
:
26
128
7a
Sep
15
99
July 26
150 % Jun
9% Sep
21
ti
17 Va May
2
Temco
41 Va Jail
17
62 % Jun
6
WuV
42%
Dec~23
29
83% Jan
121
6
25
41
Dec
20
5% Jan
5
14
Oct
May 16
36% Oct 11
19
26
Nov
4J%
Texas
107
Dec
27
143
12% Dec
31
Oct
19
13% Jan
Jan
11
6% Jan
4
13% Jan,
13% Jan'
5
19'/a Nov
19
7
19 Va Dec
23
15% Oct
11
4.18 '/o
Texas
4
49% Dec
23
45 % Oct
19
53
13
19% Mar
38% Jan
172
8 Va Jan
22
6% Jun
17
11
1
42% Oct
18
92'/2 Jan
11
Uwl
X i
12
Jan
18
July 30
170
Jan
11% Mar 16
20 Va
32 %
31%
31%
3lVa
31%
13,500
24 Va
24
24%
24
24%
5,300
53,200
10
1
6
13 Va
Jun
1
15% Feb
;
53
Dec
31
43% Oct
19
60 % Mar 24
100% Sep
27
Jan
17
34% Jan
22
26% Jan
5
28% Apr
72% Nov
14
Dec
8
27% Nov
16
1
27% Nov 16
36% Jan
4
52% Dec
12% Jan
5
15 Va
24
48
31
6
Jan
13% Jan
6
3
39% Oct
Aug
105 %
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
10%
10%
10Va
10%
%
37%
37%
37%
36'%
36%
30-Jo
30 Va
30V4
36%
900
14-/8
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14Va
14%
6,0J0
No par
*100%
No par
July 25
102
72
*100%
72%
*72
73
73
117%
102
74
74
*73%
74 Va
*73%
74 Va
*74Va
*117%
118%
*117%
118 Va
117%
23%
2du/8
26 V4
26J/a
23'%
24
23%
24
1
26%
26%
26 %
2b %
26%
26
36%
37
36%
76%
76%
76 %
9 V4
9%
9%
800
:
805
805
36%
37
37
36%
37
2,400
77%
77%
77
77
1,600
9 Va
x9
9
810
814
815
29
28%
28%
27%
28'a
27'/a
28
42%
3,900
43
43 Va
43%
44 ■%
44%
44%
44
trhe)__4.16%
44%
b,50J
22%
22%
22%
23
*22% '23
22%
22%
%
4o%
48 Va
48%
48
48%
48%
49
49 y4
49%
4J%
46 Vs
4a %
46
46
46%
45%
4614
44 Va
45
25
com
11
7.50
_No par
94%
No par
94
130
8%
9
94%
72
139
__1
94%
*139
8%
94%'
141 Va
8%
23
*22%
94%
94%
141
*139
8%
8%
;
9,800
2.50
52 Va
54"/8
52-V4
53%
52 '/a
53
52 Va
53
51%
52
b,zu0
117 Va
120%
117'/a
118%
113
117%
Producing Co-;
Sulphur
3%
37%
41%
38%
39%
38 Va
39 %
39
40%
40
43
No par
37 Va
37%
37 %
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
Inc
common
preferred
conv
Land
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
25%
*25
25 Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
*25
25'/a
1,100
3'u Va
34
34 Va
34%
35 %
35 Va
36%
35
36%
27,000
Va
11%
11%
Ry
1
9%
9%
10
9%
9%
161 Va
161 Va
163
1U
3 7%
38
j7
O
23 '/a
24 Va
23%
24
2 4 Va
24%
37 Va
38
37V2
38
American Inc' common—50c
23%
24%
23'/a
24 Va
2 4'/a
24%
24
24%
co—
preferred—_i—_No par
162 Va
161
9%
1
11 °/a
50
preferred
*46%
li.%
11
li%
V4
*46
47
12
11 Va
47
14V4
*13%
52%
53'/a
52%
52%
104%
*103 %
104'/a
11
*103%
100
*103%
com„10
30%
25
27%
:
,
Associated
Oil
preferred
Timken Roller Bearing.—,:
Toiedo Edison Co iThe(_;
No par.
5
.
>31%.,
14%
*13%
49 Va
104%
*103%
104 Va
104%
28 Va
28%
27%. ,#28 %
72%
X70%
70%
31%
70%
15%
15 Va
15%
15 VB
46%
47
46%
22% Oct
11
28% Jun
15
Corp common—.:—1
26%
26 Va
26%
56
Nov
18
59%
*59 'U
19% Dec
31
18
liar 15
Sep
16
$2.70 preferred—.
i
50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common—1
59%
23%
53
31
50
May 16 '
53 % Feb
2
30% Nov 39
25
Mar 14
33 % Apr
42%
2
_
43%
42%
41V2 Jan
5
4
>
57%
Sec 6
6
42%
41% Dec
i
11 %
May
i
14% Dec
1
27
Feb
24
24
42 Va
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
70% Feb
16
89
18% Mar
•.
«.5iya
53%
X30 'A
30%
f
56%
<
27%
13% Jan
67
16% Jun
15
Udyllte
4 i
43 Va Jun
28
Underwood Corp
*47%
..
48
%r.;
*47 %
15%
48%
10
10%
lOVa
10%
287/a
29%
28%
23
57% /
!
29%
29%
29%
,
56%;
56%
56 % !
56 Va
A
28
28%
27%
27%
11,000
15%
*15%
2,100
:
10%
,
29%
•
26,400
5,900
53
10
10'A
10%
28%
.,28%
3,400
400
15%
47%
10%
28%
48 %
10
;
.
.
•
23%
: *51%
23%
53%
29%
:
16
28%
29% "S
1,000
15%
.
28%
;
*47%
:
1
1
—
1,900
19,800
*51%
53 '/4
30
*56%
>
iv
23 %
29%
*51%
15 Va
f
19,700
13,700
23 Va
23 Va
53 %
30%
27'%
(Thela——
43%
24
60,
15%
Co—
3,900
2,700
26%
27%
Coach
7,700
..
i.
25%
-
59%
X56%
TXL Oil Corp
42 Va
25
*23%
26 Va
56%
Twin
4
15 Va
26%
16
40% Mar 18
5,800
46%
59%
27%
19
60 ?
42%
25%
24
71
15
45%
...
59%
56%
2
15 %
23%
.
70
70%
46 %
25%
/
' "'a.---
.
6,900
26%
30%
50
ser
Fox Film—;
2
7,400
Vfl
7
26% i
*51%
>
28
59%
15%
Jan
1
i
22%
23%
2o'A
27 Va
preferred 1954
20th. Century
17
22%
•
1
Twin
9% Nov
22
22%
28 Vo
59%
v
_1
cdnv
13
Id
10 J
■V.
31
46%
26 Vo
24
C
24 Va
City Rap Transit com—No par
5% conv prior preferred-'
50
31% Jan
25% Nov
38% Dec 28
7% Jan
4.30%
«
14
59 Va
;
31
15 Va
-
42%
25%
43%
26 %
25%
*24
50
(conv)
Tung-Sol Electric: Co common
20 Va Jan
46 Va AUg
ec
16% Nov 30
32% Dec 13
59% Apr
series A
25%
24%
31 Va
<.70
46%
26
Corp
Airlines
•
,
27%
15%
47%
60% Nov
Aug 26
:•
31
71%
15
47 VA
26
25 Va Mar 14
'
50 Va
*103 Va
1,700
:,
14%
50 >%
31
Tri-Continer tal
51
46 Va
49%
28 'A
71%
-
....
6
15% Aug 16 i
11%
*13%
52
31 Va
4
30
100
12%
117a
46
47
31
15% Jan
31
*
*46
'
preferred :
24%
; Dec
*11%
#
HVa
190
14%
50%
*14
14%:/
11%
11%
11%
1,300
46
*45%
8
5,800
9%
161
47
*46
*13%
*24
iyj/a
1,600
*11%
common
convertible
5
54
O.aOO
12
*11 Va
No par
30% Dec
24%
15%
12
Incl
'
23%
15%
*11%
No par
Transue:& Williams Steel-
9
22,800
46 3
8
18
23%
24%
12
17
23%
.
15%
48% Sep
-
9,400
15%
24% JUly 13
13% Jan
37V4
24'%
35% JUn
18% Jun
3674
45%
'
52 % Dec
9%
*15072
15%
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common—5
14
13,100
I "/8
46%
Preferred
11%
9%
.
35%
28
23 %
11%
lb^*/4
9%
*46%
15%
20
Dec
27,300
11
160 Va
World
17,700
66,100
%
Trust—
Co
Transamerica
117%
34
100
Water
•iUO
25
22% Oct
1
115%
1,400
%
l
new——No par
Co
21
2a
new
ex-distribution
Pacific
21
211%
_10
A
series
Coal, & Oil
121
118
18% Jan
;
12,100
13
30
Apr 23
May 28
210
9
28
21
15%
Trans
>
138 7
8%
12^8
31
16% Jan
*136 Va
8%
300
95
*94%
138
8%
MU0
4,400
18,100
*28%
21% Aug 16
27'/a Dec 31
6J
94%
133
8%
46%
$1.20
390
28%
%
15%
4%
4,400
825
2a
30% Dec
:
825
44
40% Dec
5
825
835
9%
29Va
2
6% Jan
9
5
19
13
9%
50
12
Jan'
3,100
77
Apt
;
34,8u0
36%
15 Va
26
28%
26%
77
9%
13 Va Jan
557/a Oct
150
23%
26 V4
77
46%
Tide
3,700
75
117%
36%
|1
25% Feb
42
Va
15%
May 10
74%
74%
117%
30
25
102
74
*73%
i.4
10c
74
74
74%
*100 Va
117%
117%
23 %
12.50
102
*100'/a
12 Va
conv
$2.50
18% July 26
37Va Mar 14
102
*100%
25
Thermoid
13
5a Va Ju.1
1
46%
7
104
7
18% July 20
26% Dec
10%
3
*45
47% J uiy 25
11
7% Jan
300
1
The Fair
30
21
1
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common—5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
4
July 12
11% Jan
43
*20
28 va
share ctfs
$1.25
21
v
12%
Pacific
Textron
*20
*28%
Pacific
Sub
*20 %
12%
Utilities
7
5,000
21 Va
&
29
2,30 J
17%
28%
Texas
Sep 24
21
17 Va
12 Va
Texas
Jan
21
l7Va
21 Va
1
Dec
21 Va
17%
28%
7
9
*20"%
17%
12%
14
12
21
17%
29
Jun
44
20%
17-%
21 Va
Nov
12% Jun
20%
17%
12 Va
% NaV
2o% NOV
20%
1(%
2lVa
2a
10
20/8
17%
29
38
•'
6
V,
39% May 17
8% July
Oct
3o
9,100
20%
12%
Instruments
6
9
34%
21%
Texas
17
15
19,400
34%
24
Co
Texas
15% Dec
27%
34%
29 Va
28
36% Nov
10,400
26%
34V4
12%
Gulf
28% Jun
55%
27 Y*
34%
2a Va
Gulf
11
543/,
20%
54 Va
27%
54%
21 Va
Texas
10
55%
26%
3d
&
Texas
28 % Oct
55
26%
34%
1
id
16% Jan
57 %
26
3o%
20%
Corp
21
11
XaO%
26
34%
31%
Corp
Aircraft
iSOV
lOVaOct
5/%
2o%
20J
24%'
(James)
Telautograph
15
Va
bo'72
1
seiics of 'o5
44% Jun
24 % Oct
9% Dec 13
Inc
15 Vz
31%
Tennessee Corp
88
4
Talcott
July 25
31 Va Apr
I0V2
15%
21
:
27
9,300
Va
*15%
24%
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gouid Corp—
HVa Sep
25
5
900
57
V2
issued"
V$4 preferred
.
3
o
25 Va Jan
57% Jan
55
_
17% Jan
Nov"23
15
8,400
45
55%
31 %
Co
33
47%
*13%
lo
19%
*43 Va
24 %
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
18% Nov 26
Nov~16
15%
101/2
Va
31%
Swift
25
38%
*15 %
1
194a
13,600
19 V4
58
13%
21
6
11
10
44
57%
Corp—
27
10
44
Paper 00
14% Jan
Uec
19 Vs
preferred
pid
14
Jan
19%
44%
19%
6,30 J
102
12%
24 Va
2
Oct
*100
13 Va
31%
49% Jan
0% Jan
29
102
47%
20%
Sweets Co of America
&
47
1
52 Va May
Mar i4
91 Va Apr
16
2j
13
56%
.
Steel
*100
13
44 Va
common.
Sutherland
102
12%
54%
Mining Co_
Superior Oil of California—
33% S.p
*100
12%
55%
Sunshine
2
102
12%
47 V2
44%
Sunshine Biscuits Inc
8
*100
12%
47
22,700
__2C
2nd
4*74 Nov
102
47%
20
preferred series A
30
47%
54
—
1
1
47%
145%
No par
5 Va 7o
18 % Feb
Wov
12V2
X47%
18%
common..
2
Mar
1,040
*99%
1-7%
44
common
4 Va %
31
96
4
4% Feb
lo
Aug
1
40% July 25
21
Jan
24 % Nov
13
105% Jan
oc>,
740
b3,9u0
preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Oonc uil Co common__l
50
4
Jan
y
2
Jan
146 Va
15
_
Corp
"when
20% Dec
26
81V2 Jan
3
816
4
30V2 Jan
30
12'/a Dec
4
635
147%
149%
54%
Class A 4 % %
28
32 Va May 11
146%
147%
48 %
19
Corp
Corp
Chemical
$4.50 series A
30
a
6
20,luJ
149
lna-,8
47%
Co
Studebaker-Packard
7
21% Jan
1'J.O
49 Va
a
4
Apr
87'/a
49
44
1
Weuster
Broadcasting
15% Jan
%
86%
49%
18%
prior preference—:
Stone
Storer
o
41 Va Jun
67 % Feb
87'%
49 Va
Va
4j %
,2.
Stokely-Van Camp inc
July 14
4
lio
»
87 Vb
49
5
may 23
105
88%
40 Va
5
21% A..g 24
20
87%
49 Va
X53 %
(J P) & Co Inc
11
97 Va Jan
87%
49
5
Stewart-Warner Corp_.
Stix Baer & Fuller 00
V4
Common
118%
Inc
S/iares
87
10
luc__.
Oct
30
Dec
Stores
Drug
Nov. 18
4a V2
1
Co—:
Aug 26
24
Dec
Bros
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
.__No par
S
jl.
12% Jan
32
12% Nov
2a
(The*
Chemical
Stemng
o
lyVa Feb
Co
Sales for
Thursday
87%
7a
100
Ry Equip Mig Co
Warner uorp
1
Stauffer
Aug 22
57% Nov
A
series
PRICES
15
Jersey
Standard
60% July 28
22 % Apr
20
preferred
SALK
Nov. 16
49
Oil of New
14
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 15
86%
Oil of Ohio common—i_10
18
Tuesday
Nov. 14
25
Standard
Mar 28
5J
./
No par
Indiana—
of
Standard
22% Feb
11 Va Jan
Oil
lJ
1j% lsov
23
Monday
Par
14
oj '/a
Aug 19
% Jaii
8
van
24
149% Nov
4u->,4 may 26
36
Mar 30
42 % Feb
102% Mar 11
STOCK
Standard Oil of California
8
53% Jun
Mar 14
YORK
RECORD
LOW AND
EXCHANGE
98% July
42% May 18
l0O",B oO.ll ib
31
NEW
Highest
99
30 V2
STOCK
STOCKS
Tear 15*54
28%
*47
*48
f
*46
5,100
u
.
.
r
7
Nov
,
23
11%-Jan
4
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
113 / Sep
;
92 % Aug
3
85
Jan
7
94
;
99
Jan
5
July 23
9
99
,
105
'(
:
f
1
,
38% Jan
.
4
.
105% Jan ,11
48
Jan
25% Oct
4
19
May
7 Ve Obt
«
16
28% Dec
f
33
'
69
28
-C Jan
20
r
Jan
5
Apr:
7
Nov
1
100
7
86% Oct
3
92
24
98 V2 Sep
12
59% Nov 24
20
51% Aug 23
92
i
r.
26%:Jan
40
26
Nov
7
Preferred
$4
series—
88 '/a
No par
52 I: Jan
»
>
6'
Pacific RR Co common—50
4
32% JUn
3
14
United
116% Nov
14
4%
Union
19% Sep
23
17% Jan
3
29
50% Dec 23
44 V2 Jan
13
55 % Nov
27 -T Jan
12
38% May 26
34% Jan
20
25
6% Dec
13
70% Apr
29
80 % Jan
8
*
27
conv.
Corp
Air Lines
Biscuit
com
5
^
^100
Inc j.
of
No par
1
preferred
United
57% Aug 24
3% Feb
108 % Feb
Aircraft
.'—25
preferred—50
Tank Car Co__
United
49% July 25
33 % Sep 22
1
Mar 15
noncumulatite
'4%
1
110 *
94
Oil of California—2
.
29%
*109%
'
—10
America—No par
.
94
'88%
*100
101
52 V4
52%
186
189
50.Va
50Va
3030%
64%
62
115% 116Va
37%
39
'30%
31%
106Va
23
54%
"
15
$4.50 preferred—
No par
United Board &> Carton Corp__—10
United Carbon Co
;
:—No par
July 25
10
7%
105%
108
il08%:
27%
28
par
Union
29
Dec
36%
7'/a
par
Union
103% Jun
28
Preferred $3.70 series—i—No
''Preferred $3.60 series__!—No
7
20
49
16%
<
16 Va
16%
r
16 Va
16%
16
16Va
3,200
26%
i
36%
36%
;
36 Va
36%
36
36%
3,900
7%
7%
1
*7%
7%
16%
37
29%
10
common
14
27
*
&
64% Nov
6
34% Jan
t
Elec Co of Mo
V
t
Materials Corp—10
Chem
^Preferred $4,50 series--!—NO par
Feb
Jan
Jun
16%
36 Va
105%
20
Nov
107% Apr
14
■
7%
Carboni—_No paj.r
Union
July 27
29
103 Va Oct
■
_5
59
1
Jan
■
189 -'
t
49% Aug 31
-■>
29%Jun 24
38% Dec 29
,
17
*
&
Union
*'
104% Mar 29
45% Sep 26 V
139
,
113
25Va Nov >11
30
,
Bag & Paper Corp—
Union-Carbide
26
Jan
113
14
48% Sep
21% Apr 27
31% Jun
31% Apr
6
Apr
Dec
16%
1
,—l-^I-^NO par
Asbestos & Rubber CO
Union
6
Nov
154
(Thei)—<—2
Union
17
116% Sep
108 % Mar 22 /
•
Jan*-4
107% Nov
6
27% Jan
/
*
31 '-■?
80% Mar 14 ./
'/
~
11;
11"
Oct
.
Corp
-
July 12
,
■
6 VJ
*106
*22%
54 %
.
'
7%
105%
r
109%
26%
29%
109%
*94
•
88 Va
*100
27%
r;
106
106 Va
107'%
107 Va
108Vt
109
107
;
108
27Va
:?■
>
■
*94
p
*88% f 89 "
50 Va
.i
50%
29%
30 %
i
29% ,30
30 Vb
»106
116%
38%
53
185%
x
29
i'
115
37%
115%
♦51%
52
95'/2
88%
182
10
70
.
101%
»
70
53'/a
11,000
186
7,900
50%
1,200
30
301/4
2.800
621/4
63%
25,200
f
116
37%
115
36%'
115
r
3,700
37 Va
22,400
2,700
30 Va
30
30%
107 Va
♦106
107%
23%
23
23%
1.300
55
54'A
53%
55
1,000
50%
50%
700
4 Va
9,400
30 Va
107%
55
190
*94
•,V 88%
23%
30
>106
54'A
10,700
50%
63 Va
38%
30 Va
23
4,900
29%
30
'29%
62 'A
107'/a
23
26%
50 v5
50%
62%
2,900
21,1.00
110
52 Va
54
185 %
184
>
*101
101
53'/4
<
50% ;
115%
61%
95 %
101
53%
53%
187%
50 Va
116 Va
26%
110
101
185
,1
29
110% •110%
52%
x37%
26%
>291/4
v
89
88%
101
»
26%
'
95%
*94
88'/a
;
110
110
96%
Ti-
29%
29 Va
;
101
2,400
107V2
109%
26%
'
29%
110
63
7%
109
r
185 Va
X61
7%
105%
106 Va
108%
23,
*54
*106
'
•
United-Carr Fastener—
4% Jan
8
4
6Va Nov
Jun
28
11
63% Jun
29
88
12
May 25
11% Jan
■
4% Apr
1
72 Va July 18 i-
9
17% Dec
4
57
Dec
31
13
35
Dec
6
33% Mar
4
4% July 12
11 Va Jan
12
lVaJan
4
22%
Jan~~4
United
1%
25
18% Jan
13 Va Mar 14
17
1
Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
preferred-—:
100
*139
17'A
Xl6%
16%
3,400
15%
15%
15%
15%
12,600
May
No par
54
32Va
54%
53%
54%
53'/4
53%
53 Va
53%
53%
54%
32%
36%
31%
32%
31%
31%
31%
31%
30
31%
35%
36 >/a
36
36
36 Va
3 6 Via
36%
36%
6%
6%
6%
9,400
19%
23,200
Merch & Mfrs Inc
1
19 %
7
19%
Aug
3
United
Park City Mines Co (The)
1
33% July
Foreign Securities-
1
2%
31%
55%
3'/a
32%
55%
25
184
Dec
8
214
Mar 14
178% Sep
19% May
87%
Dec~31
4
13% Dec
40% Dec
31
For footnotes
see
page
26.
335
1
U
S
&
U
S
Freight
U
S
Sep
13
184% Feb
15
4
39% Jun
28
Jan
3
Sep
27
26
5
90
Corp—
Industrial
Aug 24
9
12
Sep
40% Jan
31
5
79
23% Jun
60
540
17%
United
6
39,300
15%
6
11
30.300
7
29%
135
17%
9
Jan
6%
26
128
15%
18
27% Oct
7
31'A
139
17%
18% Dec 31
35t
6%
29
136
15'/4
d United
Dec~30
7
32
139
17 Va
1
38 Va
6%
30%
135
15%
8% Mar
4 Va
6%
31%
138 Va
17%
Gas Improvement
3
6%
31
137%
17%
Gas
2% Jan
75
15 %
Fruit Co
15
4%
*74 Va
5
United
2% Sep
75
*
5
United
Mar 14
4%
4%
*74 Vs
Engineering & Foundry
United
6% Aug
4%
75
Electric Coal Cos
2
60
%
United
9
2
4
52%
52
52
*74 Va
United
31
30
4%
75
11
39% Mar
51% Feb
4%
♦74 Va
Mar 31
36% Oct
175
May
United.Corp <Del)
27
19
7
52
4%
75 0
6%
33%
140
16
18
7% May
11
38% Oct
148 Va Oct
100
26
Nov
34
51%
4%
*74%
G%
31%
preferred
Sep
233
if
convertible
35% Jun
11
54% Mar
Cig-Whelan
$3.50
38% Aug 19
8 % Dec 31
114% Jan
Jan
7% Feb
No par
Stores corn—30c
(Delaware)
6
15% Feb
17
27% Jan
Jan
United
27
Jan
8 Va May 17
66
15 % July 20
45% Jan
78
12
Jun
6
Aug 17
Aug 23
4
b% Jan
16 Va Mar
43% Nov
7%
U
U S
.
.
19%
2%
32
*55%
293
7
19%
3
7
26,000
■■
19.400
2,000
6%
6%
*6%
19'/4
19%
191/4
19%
2%
2%
2%
27a
7.700
2%
3
19
32>A
32 '/a
32%
32
33 Va
32%
32%
9,500
56
56
59
59%
59 Va
58
58
1.300
297
296
296
301
295
299
180
179 Va
179%
120
19,200
298
1,600
_20
293
294
100
Co common
179 Va
179%
*179%
180%
179%
179%
*179%
37 Vs
36%
36%
36%
37%
36V4
36%
36
26%
84
84
84
79%
84
80 Va
81%
930
14%
14
14Va
14,300
43%
*43
43%
300
Machinery com—1.05
preferred—
Industries
4%$>
36
6%
No par
preferred
Hoffman
13 Va
Corp—
Co
Gypsum
4 Va %
3
9
S
10
Co
Inc
100
common
1
preferred series A_1
50
36
,
81%
85
13%
14
43%
*43
*82
^mrtraiiimiaai^ ** **♦
13%
14
13%
14'A
43
43
43
43
14 Va
*43
25
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2150)
STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK
"% Feb
24
593/4 Feb
3
Jan
6
8 % Jan
5
9 % Feo
28
Sep
Jau
24
Nov
39
11
29
Jan
6
84% Mar 21
70% Jan
7
91
Oct
26
79% Jan
13
103
Dec
6
29'A Jan
97
S
U
S
U S
51% J un
39 % Mar 14
463/8 Dec
6
163 % Oct
7
137 V4 Jan
18
0 un
4
593/a Dec
29
45% Oct
11
60 Va Feb
18
17
61
Jan
11
69 % Nov
17
64% Sep
543/4 Jan
13
Jan
4
6
172%
143
lti% Jun
24
183/a Oct
Jan
26
Jan
63/4 Jan
35'% Mar 17
4
5
98
Dec
4
3
Dec
10
31
Jan
5
14% Apr
27
100 %Jun
May 26
11'% May 12
20% Dec 31
26% Jun
8
44:,/4 Dec
31
37% Oct
10
56% Mar
12
32'% Sep
16
30% Feb
23
35
1693/4 Nov 26
161 % Jan
18
32% Nov
11
18 % Jan
Ref
preferred
convertible
49% Aug 22
31% Oct
14
47'% Apr
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
7
32% Dec
39% Feb
11
8
10'/a Apr
57'A
56%
57'A
56%
57 V8
55%
56 %
95,600
1O7'/4
167%
167%
165%
167'%
3,200
19-%
19%
19%
19%
3,000
168%
167
19%
37
13%
13 % ■>'.
167
13%
19%
19%
37
37
13%
13%
13%
13%
137/8
2,200
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
3,000
97%
*96%
98%
*96 %
98'%
10%
10%
103/4
10'A
97
97
96
42
43%
1%
1%
10,900
*13%
19%
100
41%
1,100
41'%
423/4
42
43
com—1
30
30'A
30
30%
100
81
81
81
81
No par
47'A
48'A
48
43'A
1
2.50
10
37 3A
38%
37 %
38'A
15%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16'/4
16
16 Va
37
36
36
36
36
35%
36
*35%
4
7
7
7
6%
Inc
Co
Pictures
preferred
Power & Light
Utah
_
Co
168%
*32%
169
33
32%
169
*167%
33
169
t
33
167
33
*167'%
33%
33
33%
169
70
1%
169
33
40
37
19%
1%
*19
42
42
42
*36%
—100
__
1,100
38
1%
preferred
4,500
13%
*37
38
♦37
99
10%
*97
170
13%
193/4
19%
19%
1
168
19%
10
35% Oct 10
13% May 13
3^% 0 an
4
56 3/8
57%
1%
4%%
20
69
19'A
3
40 3/4 Dec
69
1%
Feb
Oct
69'A
19'A
91
79
52%
6 8 3/4
168'%
*18%
Universal
41% Mar 14
52'%
68%
19'A
7
31
53'A
68%
*18%
18
83% Dec 31
169%
53
fa8
50
1
Feb
42%: Dec
169 3A
53 %
68
1%
Jan
5
lud'/4
53
68%
1%
31
21
2,530
X167
53 3/4
1%
170
34 % Jan
39,400
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
8%
340
46%
169%
37
25
preferred
90
88'%
101
45%
53 'A
56%
preferred—No par
convertible
%
101
46'A
169'A
Wall Paper Inc common—2
4%
400
7,400
53'A
170
166'A
No par
Corp
12,200
39%
68
100
Co common
Stockyards
88
101
3/8
45
26,200
9
24%
72
38%
90 %
101
45 3/8
x44%
46
45
89
100
*70
39%
39'A
*19
89
99%
101
72
*70
71%
39%
24'A
25
523/4
169
162%
noncumulative preferred
71%
39 %
91
*89
*99%
45%
443A
100
com__50
50
Corp common
preferred
25
63% Jan
Min
&
Steel
263/4 Mar 15
23
preferred
1st
Smelting
$6
4
Jan
S
5
common
noncum
S
United
3
2^'A Jan
154
101
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd_5
3
Aug 16
May
91
100
1%
3% Jan
16
*89
U S Tobacco
14
11
20
100
71%
39
*8%
9
24 %
24 %
24%
39%
*71'A
72
38%
100
United
21
Jan
1% Nov
1
l3/e Jan
91
11% July 14
73 % Jan
71
38%
x24%
25 Va
*8%
9
*8%
9
*8%
24%
25%
24%
1
preferred series B
7%
2
15 %Jun
17
12% Jan
13"% Nov 23
4
7
11
U
23
14
J.9 y« Aug 24
38% Aug
3
3
173/4 Jan
38'% Mar 16
35
5
10
24%
4
9
preferred series A
7%
168% Nov
156% Mar 14
Pipe & Foundry Co new
Playing Card go
*8%
Shares
Nov. J8
25 'A
24%
24%
2 4'A
24'A
23%
24%
the Week
Friday
Nov. 17
Nov. 16
Nov. 15
14
.
23%
10
Plywood Corp common
8%
U
62 % Sep
40% May 16
Dec27
162
Nov,
1
_
preierrea
/«
U S Rubber Co
23
37°/8 Jan
Par
common.
33% %
22
11
134 % Jan
Co
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
33/4'Jo
9
Sep
110
19
Jan
16
U
3
Sep 12
93% Sep 20
21
35
*'/u
14
44
11
60% Jan
6
Lines
S
75 % Mar
21% Oct
68% Dec
U
25% Nov 17
19
20'A Dec 29
8% Dec 28
STOCK
YOltK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowes*
13% Mar 1*?
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Sales for
PRICES
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Monday, November 21,' 1955
168
1,200
100
30%
30%
30%
*30
30'A
82
81
81
*80'A
81
48%
48%
48'A
We
3 3'A
39 'A
33%
39%
30'A
*81
3,000
80
48 Va
48%
37%
33%
5,100
V
5% Jan
4
30 % Jan
8
31
73/4 May 19
57% Dec
3
6% Jan
Vanadium Corp of America
28
Van Norman Co______
7
19% Mar
Van
65'A July 21
/•: 47% Mar 15
Co Inc
Raalte
*36%
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
Vick
Chemical
Co—
2.50
7%
533A
6%
7%
54%
7
54%
55%
Aug 27
127
Oct 14
13J% Jan
24
Ry com_100
*127
*127
136
Vlcks
Mar 26
July 30
130
Jun
13
1j3% Jan
21
noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
28% Nov
3
37% Jan
4
3C3/4 Dec
Jan
4
95% May 26
87% Sep
12
94
89
20
Jan
4
48% Oct
11
33% Oct
11
513/4 Mar 29
Nov
7
123
Jan
4
27
Jan
11
112% Jun
2
99
152% Aug 30
Oct
28
Jan
Nov
17
13
43
3
10
101
Jun
21
9
101
Feb
16
166
25% Jan
4
25'% Jan
4
May 23
29
37% Jan
6
30% Dec
31
30
Jan
11
33
68
Jan
3
125
31
15% Jan
19
May 17
16% Dec
6
May
Nov
Virginian Ry Co
6 %
prelerred
18
48% Nov
40% Dec
71% May 19
Mar 25
Visking
18
Vulcan
183% Mar 23
31 'A Feb
30
Oct
21
28% Apr
5
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
3
12% Jan
3
1*% Mar
7
27% Dec 31
27% Jan
3
31% May
9
3,800
,
—w-
31%
11,500
32
31%
31%
90%
*88'%
90%
*88%
90%
90'%
90%
*89%
90%
10
35'%
36%
35%
35%
353/8
30%
353A
36%
35 3A
36%
7,000
100
127%
127%
31
127
127
127
116
115%
116
115%
104%
104'%
104%
*103'%
104%
*1033/4
104'%
*103aA
104%
*1033/4
104'%
104'%
44%
44%
44'%
47'A
47%
47'%
31%
31'%
118%
120%
116
115%
104%
5
10
20
preferred
115%
104%
28
25
common
(The)
116
*103
116
313/4
119
47
31%
32
31%
32'A
31%
32%
7,100
160
50
104%
105
47%
100
'
10,500
48'A
2,000
32'A
120
17%
*17'A
17%
125
2,900
17
121
120 %
121
120
122
105
47%
413A
116
*103%
105
800
129
41%
43
42
42%
129
129
*126%
129
42
413A
41
41%
40 3/4
com__10
100
100
100
Detlnning Co common
7 %
24
6
26% Apr
Corp
8,800
54%.
♦88%
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec & Power Co
$5
preferred
$4.04 dividend preferred
$4.20 dividend preferred
163% Aug 22
Nov
div
6%
700
6%
130
*127
32
31%
32
31%
32
*127
130
*127
*127
5.5C0
1
100
Va-Carolina Chemical com
7
3
Jan
146'% Apr
*127
130
*127
130
54'%
55'A
54%
12,900'
16%
36
No par
preferred
3'%%
11
117% Jun
33
114
33% July 28
116
107
19
13
122
Jan
104'/a Nov
July 19
101% Jan
57
30
1
26% Jan
& Pacific
Shreve
5%
55
54%
*127
134
*127
124 % Mar 26
126
7
15%
17
800
30
20
17:'A
17%
17'A
17%
17'%
*29%
30%
*29%
30 %
29%
29%
*2o%
30%
*29%
82
*81
83
81
81
*80%
82
*80%
w
60
13
113/B Aug
2
Jun
3
24
72
Mar
Dec
81'A Sep
663/4 Apr 27
9
Jan
5
Jan
4
8% Dec
6
73/4 Jan
6
4
27% Dec
10
15% Nov
15
100 % Aug
5
105% Dec
30
Jan
19
51
5%
19% May
9
13% Jan
19
Jan
4
10% Jan
Walker
14
5%%
13% Jun
3
Wardell
21% Sep 20
18'A Mar 14
22% Sep
30% Mar 14
40% Nov
9
Dec
14'A
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143%
800
30'A
30'A
30'A
30'A
30
30%
30'A
303A
1,900
W
&
69'A
69'%
6934
69 3A
69
69'%
69
69
No par
68%
69%
2.50
G
13%
14%
13%
16
16%
15%
1
preferred
Corp
j
100
1
103%
103'A
♦103
lla/8
13%
13%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
♦103%
104'%
103'A
103 »A
102'/4
16
11
11
13%
14
133/4
14
104'A
11
11
13%
9,700
15%
6,700
230
103
11%
11
11%
11
11%
20%
5,400
39%
11,700
5
Inc
Pictures
5,100
'
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20'A
20'%
20
1
Bros
Warner
13
22
37
14%
30'A
Ward Baking Co common
14
200
81%
14%
30'A
Walworth Co
Oct
82
*14%
10
393%
39%
39'A
39%
393/8
39 3A
39%
39%
39%
57%
61
583A
593/4
60
63 3A
61
62
60'A
61%
63%
645/b
64'A
64 3A
64%
64%
63'A
64
63'A
64
40
39%
39%
40
39'A
39'A
39
6,500
39
Pharmaceutical
Warner-Lambert
17
100
preferred
No par
(Hiram)
3
106
4%%
Co
Walgreen
16% Aug 31
5
RR
Waldorf System
-
243A Jan
100% Aug 10
12% July 15
Wabash
85% Mar 25
Co
5,900
11
43% Dec
29
39
Feb
1
633/4 Nov
16
Warren
Foundry &
30 % Jan
4
523/4 Dec
21
42
Nttiy 12
653/4 Nov
9
Warren
Petroleum
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
42% July
1
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
5
417/e Sep
2
Wash Water Power
No par
38%
38 3/4
383/4
383/4
38%
38 3A
38%
38'%
38%
38%
2,000
13% Jan
4
24% Dec
20
S
23%
23%
23%
233A
*23%
233A
23%
23%
23
23
1,000
19'% May 14
22%
22'A
22%
*22'A
22%
22 %
223/4
1,000
25% Jan
26% Dec
2
9% Jan
5
17 % Dec
17
16% May 16
21% Mar
103/4 Jan
4
14% Dec
6
13% Jan
18% Nov
2 % Apr
30
6
2% Jan
3% July 21
30
24% Jan
5
43% Dec
8
5
96% Dec
22
85
Feb
16
17
20
Jan
13"% July 26
;9 % Dec
8
4
17% Mar
104'% Jan
99
Jan
Oct~~5
4
112
7
1043/4 Nov
19
1073A Jun
15-/
113
15
166
Apr
7
104% Nov
10
99'A Feb
30% Dec
16
243/4 Jan
35
83A Jan
4
41% Nov 29
110% Oct 29
18'A Dec
30
Jan
27 % Apr
102
Jun
22
28
34 % Dec
28
30
Jan
68
Dec
29
62
Jun
9
653/4 Dec
17
563/4 Aug
Dec~22
25'/a Jan
53% Oct
Dec
27
98% Aug
May 14
132
Dec
10
127
127
30 % May
4
54% Dec
31
49% Oct
17
96% Dec 30
96'A Jan
3
26% Oct
25 V* Oct
28
Jan
11
27
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
213/4 Mar
20% Nov
8
70
Feb
Jan
29
Dec
4
4.80%
Western
4%
2
$5
31% Sep
13
Nov
16
29% Oct
13
White
Dental
51'% Sep
2
White
Motor
12
5 'A %
July 28
White
28
22% Jan
6
37
10% Jan
6
14'A Apr
14
78% Dec
10
75
5
86
Sep
15
133/4 Aug
2
Jan
9% Mar 18
18% Mar 21
27% Aug 31
Wilson
t
& Co
$4.25
Winn
6
333A Aug
2
30
21
1473/4 Dec
16
140
8
21% Dec
23
39% Jan
14
40 3% Apr
23
543/4 Dec
3
453/4 May 12
52% July 20
Woolworth
30% Jan
4
53% Dec
6
43% Oct
59'% Mar 30
21
21%
8,700
common_10
29%
30
293/4
30
29%
30
29%
30 %
29%
29%
3,200
Brake-:
series
77'A Jan
4
96% Nov
8
7
192% Dec
6
159
Nov
12
86
113/4 Oct
8
36% Aug 18
Jan
77
Jan
12
94
6% Jan 22
148% Jan
13
3
243/4 Sep
9
Jan
7
37
116
14
66
69% Nov 22
Nov
92% Jan
Oct
118
7
Sep
8
393/4 Nov
16
11
11
18
6%
Woodward
Prior
Prior
103% July
12
Feb
71
25
6
July
11
7
17
323/8 Apr 26
108'A Sep
6
—iSvylv'uend.
at,£d PrlcesI
y
Ex-rjghts.
°o
18
20% Nov
20,700
563/4
57%
56%
57
56'%
57%
89,400
*99 %
993/4
99'A
99'A
99
99
*128%
—
23
18
20
1
changed
;
50%
*128%
.
49'A
50%
Iron
103
103
"
——
103
103
493A
50%
102
27'A
26%
26%
26%
81%
81%
81
82
28%
*28%
81%
28%
28%
40 3/4
100
41
41%
100%
1003/4
*283A
41 Va
41%
101
101
>.
136,000
340
28%
27%
27'%
27%
15,500
81'A
'
81%
*81%
81%
1,500
28%
41'/a
101'A
'26.000
Si
101'%
49
11
103
26%
26%
81
49'%
Si
101%
50%
n
w-W
103
41
100%
28%
41%
28'A
40%
28'A
41
800
2,600
100%
410
9 3/8
9%
8,800
25%
253/4
100'%
101
9'%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
*25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
253/4
*25'A
5
32%
34'A
33 %
34%
34
34
33%
333A
33
33%
6,200
13
13%
12%
13%
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
20,000
81'A
81'A
*81'%
:
No par
common
9%
26
300
82'%
200
13%
13'A
13%
13%
131/8
13%
13%
13%
13%
133/4
2,600
1
23'A
233/8
2i
23%
x23 'A
23 %
23 %
23'A
23
23%
5,700
4,400
No par
Service
10
Corp__10
10
*81%
34%
*143
'22%
113
82%
*82
34%
343/8
145
144%
22 Va
22%
114
82%
82%
34%
343/8
145
*144
22%
110%
22%
114
110
823A
343/8
145%
33%
*144
22%
22%
111
110
34'A
34
34%
145%
*144
145'%
20
22%
3,100
223A
22%
117
112
118
2,400
3,100
14,800
(F W)
Towne
——.
Co
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
*96%
*168
97%
180
*96%
*168
No par
94%
95%
*93%
5
*9%
9%
9%
*96%
97%
175
*168
94
94
*96'%
97
96
*172%
180
*1£3
97%
175
96%
180
200
—
93%
900
4,600
94%
93%
93%
93 3A
9'%
9%
9%
9'%
93%
93%
61%
9%
5,800
61%
60%
62%
62
63%
62%
64%
6,700
}
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20'A
19%
19%
12,300
50
*48'%
49'%
48%
48'%
*48%
49%
49'%
50
49
49
(LA) Spring & Wlre_No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
25%
25%
25%
253^
25%
25%
24%
25
24%
26'A
3,900
96%
97%
96%
97'A
97'%
99
97'%
98%
96
96'%
13,400
Youngstown Steel Door
18
18%
18 3/4
18%
183A
18%
19%
19%
20%
24,600
128'%
128%
1273/4
127%
133%
131%
8'A
8%
8%
8'%
4'%%
Mfg
Co
28
common
convertible
preferred
Young
i8r
'
Radio
Products
Corp
Corp
No par
60%
69%
19
1
1
Mfg: Corp.
700
;
No par
129%
130%
1
73A
8'/a
8
tin receivership, or petition has been filed for the company's reorganization.
Hayes
103
600
1
Co
Zonlte
from
49%
50%
*128'%
—
20
common
100
Zenith
sales on this day.
57%
99 3A
10
Public
18
Nov
56%
*99'A
*128'%
26%
100
Co
10'A Mar 23
137
5
d Name
28'A
'
(The S S)
Machine
■
Jan
27%
393/4
Corp
3
6% Jan
27%
48
&
86
26%
48 3/4
York
Nov 29
27%
38%
Yale
7% May 20
26%
47%
6
96
27%
48'A
13
9
27%
26%
48%
11
26
74,100
37%
61'% Jan
4% Feb
22 %
49
27% Jan
63% Jun
22
48
10
Jan
22 %
37 %
23
14
22%
48%
Oct
31
22%
48
Nov
Dec
21 '/a
37
19
15
21'/4
48%
48
4
21
46%
13
11% Jan
21%
-
48%
13
23% Oct
20%
|
37
60'% Apr
67'% Jan
64%
47%
27 A Apr
9
653A
49
54% Nov 16
31
643A
47
9
Dec
5,800
1,700
65 3A
48%
7
74% Dec
64%
65'%
47%
4
27
63%
48%
Sep
3
65'%
47%
Jan
4
73%
633/4
65 V\
48%
51% Jun
Jan
48
73
10
21 %
May
47%
74%
issued"—.
37
38
48%
*73%
Corp common
10
preferred 4%% series—100
pfd 4%%
conv
series_100
"When
100 % May 18
9% Nov 15
20
47%
74%
'
preferred
^ Wisconsin
212'% Apr
Mar 22
52% Jan
48%
733/4
58 3/8
Co common
4,300
48%
73
993/4
80
104
48%
72
*128%
common__5
30
48%
993/4
No par
*102
104
*102
107%
71%
•
preference
Mfg
104
107'%
109
48%
57%
10
*102
104
*107%
109
71%
100
common
*102
*107%
109
48'A
100
B
*107%
104
*102
100
Worthington
Mar 14
Jun
213/b Jan
2,100
21'A
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Jan
47
47
21
&
18% Jan
137
50
1.000
21%
preferred
Wilson-Jones
-110
1
Corp
Inc
47%
*47
47%
.:
21%
preferred
Prior preference
Wilcox
Oil
Co
Mar 10
47%
473/4
103%
103
55%
55
56
56
55%
*102'%
21%
preferred
Sewing
111%
103
103'%
103'%
*102%
21
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
4%% conv preferred
102 % July 25
*110%
*103
20 3/4
rights—<_•
prior
82
18
19
Air
Steel
conv
*110% 111%
48
100
2nd
preferred
Common
,
3,800
3,300
•
''7,000
109
Wheeling
5
17
263A
,
19%
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Oct
25%
26%
25'A
5
47%
July 29
Aug
24%
'26%
26%
-
103
53%
26%
n Nov
::
104
*102%
10
104
2,500
2,320
22%
*107'A
preferred
3.80%
37%
85%
22
25'A
25%
HO'Ai, 110'A-/;
54
47
37
85%
22%
*103
103
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
31
14
103
523/4
Westinghouse
Jun
123/4 Feb
110'%
103
*102%
15
12% Dec
20% Dec
110%
104
54
Maryland Ry common__100
noncum
111%
103
15
53
<.
25%
37
86
22
.
26% ' '26%
*52'A
83% Feb
»
26'/a
*102%
32% Feb
26
7
111
Western Pacific RR common_No par
Western Union Telegraph
2.50
1033/4 Mar 18
130
W
300
19,400
4
85%
|
1
26 3A"
253A
3%
100
Western Auto Supply Co
21
12
22
5
preferred
Apr 25
86'A" Apr
25
20
283/4 Jan
9
27% Jun
9% Apr
Pulp
4'% %
25
6
173/4 Oct
C
& Coke
Western Air Lines Inc
49% July 27
77/a Mar 30
22 3/4 Jan
!:*103
& Paper common__5
6
Mar 14
L
100
100
Va
6
95
103/8 Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16
8
Jan
34% Jan
30
4.10%
100
B
series
series
West
Sep 27
27
7
36% July 28
100% Dec
26%
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pfd
4%%
Power
preferred
preferred
14
27
77
Penn
4.20%
14
11
Si Nov
4
22%
'-26%
18'A
3%
1,200
17%
*17%
3%
86
22
26%
17%
18'A
18
•%■■■
37
853A
22%
Sep
31% Oct
May 23
82% Jan
36%
86
221/s
West
253A Jun
5
80% Dec
37%
853A
Jun
28
104
36%
22%
49
6
31
5
38'%
86%
27
300
37
37%
85%
253/4
29,600
17 3/4
173/4
21%
Coal
104
33/a
-
*17%
No par
com—2.50
convertible preferred
Indies Sugar Corp
7
27
9
5
Snowdrift
3 5/a
33/a
-
'
28% Jun
98 3/4 May
3%
5
,.
26
50% Jan
27%
3%
33/8
West Kentucky Coal Co
73% Jan
4
18%
West Penn Electric Co
9
22% Jan
*17%
1
Sep 26
20
18%
Virginia
29
49'% Jun
173/4
*17%
West
6
26
173/4
18
110
13
Apr
18
18
10
56
29
41 % Apr
173A
17
31
1063/e Aug 12
16% Jan
6
105 % Aug 10
22%
1
5
1
&
22'%
*22'A
5
.
Nov
19
Jan
Oil
♦39
Co
Investment
105 % Jun
4
9"% May 20
23 % Jan
4
96
$4
West
*39
1
4
4
12
Apr/
101% Feb
Knitting Mills
Pump Co
Wesson
9
28% Sep
V 29% Sep
9,
23% Mar 14
3
Welbilt Corp
3
Jan
253% Apr
No par
Co
Wayne
Webster
17
40% Sep
6
17'% Feb
33% Apr
Motor
Wayne
7
3
10
91
15
23% Dec
Apr
4% Feo
6
773/4 Jan
Waukesha
25% Jan 31
21% Sep 27
20 % Aug
9
Pipe
Corp
a
129
Deferred
8%
delivery,
r Cash
value,
*8
137
8%
wd When
11,000
17,600
distributed
Number 5483
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
(2151)
Bond Record
New York Stock
fOl
FRIDAY
The
italic
letters
In
the
column
Figures
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
108.23 Jan
Feb
108
19
98.29 Feb
10
108.28 Jan
4
10
101.10 Oct
4
100.4
Feb
1
100.4
Feb
1
100.12 Aug 25
100.22 Jul; 29
15
94.29 Sep
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
7
100.17 Oct
7
96.2
Oct
13
15
100.17 Oct
7
YORK
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Jan
94.24 Jan
101
Aug
100.8
93.8
100.8
Jan
Aug 12
102.16 Aug
97
9
102.8
Feb
102.24 Feb
96.28 Oct
«
6
Apr
13
101.20 Feb
1
102.28 Feb
104.24
Sep
99.10 Feb
102.4
Jan
26
102
Sep
10
102.8
1
3s
1995
2Vis
1956-1959
2Vis
2 Vis
2Vis
105.16
*99.21
1961
Low
High
*105.8
rRICES
Low
High
*105.8
105.16
Thursday
*105.4
Friday
Nov. 17
Low
High
105.12
*105.12
*105.4
105.20
High
105.8
*99.31
100.3
*99.31
100.3
*100.4
100.8
*99.30
*100.30
101.2
*100.30
101.2
*100.30
101.2
*100.26
99.30
*102.16
1960-1965
*104.16
1956-1958
the Week
Low
100.3
*99.26
Bales (mr
Nov. 18
High
101.4
*101
1958-1963
2Vis
BALE
Nov. 16
Bonds (S)
100.2
100.30
*99.21
99.25
*99.23
99.27
*99.26
99.30
*99.14
102.20
*102.12
102.18
*102.10
102.16
*102.10
102.16
*101.24
102
10.4.24
*104.16
104.24
*104.12
104.20
*104.12
104.20
*103.30
104.4
99.18
*
*99.27
99.29
*99.26
99.28
*99.25
99.27
*99.25
99.29
*99.19
99.22
1958
*99.17
99.19
*99.13
99.15
*99.10
99.12
*99.11
99.13
*99.2
99.6
1961
*98.6
98.10
*98
98.4
*98
98.4
*98.5
98.9
♦97.24
1962-1967
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
97.24
*97.9
97.13
*97.4
97.8
*97.4
97.8
*97.9
97.13
*96.30
97.2
*97.20
97.24
*97.12
97.16
*97.12
97.16
*97.16
97.20
*97.6
97.10
*96.19
96.23
*97.14
97.18
*96.15
96.19
*96,20
96.24
*96.8
96.12
*96
96.4
DOS 15
2 Vis
2 Vis
Aug 15 1963
1963-1968
June 1964-1969
*95.30
96.2
*95.29
96.1
*96.2
96.6
2 Vis
*95.20
Deo 1964-1969
95.24
*95.29
96.1
*95.27
95.31
*95.27
95.31
*96
96.4
2Vis
2Vis
*95.18
1965-1970
95.22
*95.26
95.30
*95.24
95.28
*95.25
95.29
*95.30
96.2
*95.16
1966-1971
95.20
*95.25
95.29
*95.21
95.25
*95.23
95.27
*95.28
96
2 Vis
June 1967-1972
*95.16
95.20
*95.13
95.17
*95.10
95.14
*95.10
95.14
*95.15
95.19
2Vis
*95.2
Sept 1967-1972
95.6
*95.9
95.13
*95.5
95.9
*95.5
95.9
*95.9
95.13
2 Vis
Dec 1967-1972
*94.26
*95.12
95.16
*95.9
95.13
*95.9
95.13
*95.13
95.17
*95
2%s
2Vis
95.4
1957-1959
*99.2
99.6
*98.31
99.3
*98.29
99.1
*98.30
99.29
*98.24
98.28
*99.9
99.11
*99.6
99.8
*99.4
99.6
*99.6
99.8
*98.30
99.2
*98.12
2Vis
June 15
1958
94.30
2 Vis
1956-1959
*98.15
98.17
98.14
*98.12
98.14
2 Vis
June 1959-1962
Dec 1959-1962
*97.13
97.17
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
*96.26
96.30
*97.13
97.17
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
*96.28
97
1960
*97.14
97.18
*97.8
97.12
*97.8
97.12
*97.11
97.15
*96.30
98.8
2 Vis
2 Vis
Nov 15
Bank
*98.12
98.14
*98.5
for
98.7
.97.2
*97.16
98.8
*97.16
98.8
*97.16
*97.16
98.8
*97.8
25-year 3s
Mar
1
1976
*97
97.24
*97
97.24
*97
97.24
*97
97.24
*96.24
30-year 3 Vis
Oct
1
1981
*99
99.24
*qq
99.24
*99
99.24
*99
99.24
*99
27
102.16 Jun
23-year 3Vis
May 15 1975
*100.16
101.8
*100.16
101.8
*100.16
101.8
*100.16
101.8
*100.16
19-year 3 Vis
3-year 3s
101
Oct
15
1971
*102
102.24
*102
102.24
*102
102.24
*101.24
102.16
*101.24
102.8
Oct
1
1956
*100.8
100.24
*100.8
100.24
*100.12
100.28
*100.16
101
*100.12
15-year 3 Vis
100.24
Jan
1
1969
*102.16
103.8
*102.16
103.8
102.28
102.28
*102.16
103.8
*102.8
102.24
1959
*98.24
*98.24
99.16
*98.24
Sep
30
102.28 Nov
Jul; 15
1978-1983
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 15
5
Jan
103.24 May 25
101.4
Mar
7
16
104 *
100
24
Low
AND
Tuesday
*
Nov. 14
Reconstruction & Development
25-year 3s
July 15 197a
14
99.12 Jan
2
98.20 Aug 17
104.12 Man 10
101.16 Jan
13
Monday
STOCK
3 Vis
International
94.8
Period" indicate In each case the month when
the bonds mature.
represent one or more 32nds of a point
EXCHANGE
19
—
100.12 Aug 25
NEW
Highest
101.10 Oct
—
Feb
point
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Year 1964
108
"Interest
decimal
Exchange
YEARLY
-
LOW
Range for Previous
Lowest
headed
after
WEEKLY
-
Jan
25
I 5-year
2 Vis
99.16
*98.24
99.16
97.24
97.8
99.16
*99
99.16
4,000
99.16
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
100
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
*99.8
100
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*99
100
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
*98
99
due Feb 15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
*97
98
due Feb 15
1960
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
*96.16
97.16
due Feb 15
1961
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
2s
fThls Issue has not
*99.8
*99
1958
2s
No sales transacted this day.
100
1957
IB
2s
asked price.
*99.8
due Feb 15
due
2s
•Bid and
1956
2s
2s
due Feb 15
1962
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
as
due Feb 15
yet been admitted to Stock Exchange dealings,
RANGE
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Transit
Unification
NOVEMBER
sale,
r
Bonds
High
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
BONDS
Last
Period
Brazil'(continued)—
Sale Price
Issue—
June-Dec
19
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 21
103%
103% 103%
24
100%
105 Vi
84%
June-Dec
2
*91
97
3Vis series No. 26
__June-Dec
*84 %
3Vis series No. 27
June-Dec
*84%
94
79'/a
88
95
June-Dec
•96
84
•mum"
85
*84%
94
88
—A,'"''
June-Dec
91
86
91
99
■
84%
High
82
91
3Vis series No. 25
3Vis series No. 28
Foreign Securities
Low
79%
84%
*84%
*84%
Jan. I
No.
91
84%
85
Range since
bold
High
*84%
June-Dec
Bonds
Friday's
*84%
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 22
3Vis series No. 24
Corporate Stock
or
Bid & Asked
Low
3Vis series No. 23
3%
Week's Range
;
3Vis series No.
*108 Vi 109%
City
98
Registered bond transactions.
Interest
New York Stock Exchange
High
*97
.
18
3Vis series No. 20
Quar-June
York
New
ENDED
eCash
3Vis series No. 18
1961
3s
WEEK
Odd lot transactions.
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Canal
FOR
a
Week's Range
Territorial Issue-
Panama
W«b
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 29
June-Dec
Caldas
'
81
——
_
85%
85%
1
88
85%
*85
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s
85
93
81
85%
91%
84
83%
_
—-J
*85
June-Dec
3Vis series No. 30—
3
,
87
86 %
88
s f $ bonds 1978-Jan-JwZg
3%s 1961
'!
Jan-July
99%
99% 100 A
65
997/a
103%
25-year
2%s
1974
—Mar-Sept
97%
97%
V4
33
97%
100 Va
25-year
2%s
1975
Mar-Sept
97%
98 lA
13
97%
100 %
(Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bds 1978_Jan-JuZy
(Republic) external s f 7s 1942
May-ZVou
58 Vi
59 Va
6
54%
Canada
WERTHEIM & Co.
Telephone
Members
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120
New
York
Stock
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NY 1-1693
§A7s
assented
1942
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and
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§AAntioquia
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collateral
A
7s
A6s
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
A 6s
Mar-Sep
1945__Jan-July
*__
AExternal
sec
20-year 3s
s
Australia
sink
fd
3Vis
i
1956
Feb-Aug
1957
June-Dec
1967—
June-Dec
1966
3%s
1962
Feb-Aug
15-year
3%s
1969
"3
State)
ABerlin
(City
§A6Vis
JABrazil
of)
of)
(U
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1945
88
86%
1964__June-Dec
86%
88
98
89
60
54%
external
100
100
99% 100
62
62
99%
99%
101
101
100%
96 Vi
96%
26
96
96%
97
38
96
96%
96%
97
45
96
99%
99%,
33
99%
101 %
*145
101 Vi
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s
to
3.5%)
f 6 Vis of
1978
1926
reduced
AExternal
s
to
3.375%)
f 6Vis of
151
101% 102%
128
32
101%
97 %
reduced
to
(Central
1927
3.375% )
Ry)
due
A
5%
1957
reduced
to
3.375%)
bonds
of
66%
June-Dec
April-Oct
(Plan
B)
3%s series No.
3
June-Dec
3%s series No.
5
3%s series No.
7
June-Dec
3%s series No.
8
61%
101
Mortgage Bank 6%s 1957—
AGuaranteed
70
70
68%
76%
39%
45%
46%
47
38%
47%
57
*76
June-Dec
A7s
Consol
assented
AChinese
—
1962_
1960
Ry)
5s
1951
of
ext
76%
—
(Rep of)
1927
Jan
—
__
—
—
*75%
63%
..
66
9
—
—
1
5
50
69
107
10
68
84%
84%
63%
68 Vi
6
79%
85%
For Financial Institutiong
87
9
3%s series No.
13
June-Dec
79%
1
80
MARKETS
86
86
92
__
83
87%
__
87
90
__
*85
*90
92
92%
*85
.84%
15
June-Drc
3%s series No.
*84%
16
June-Dec
3%s series No.
*84%
17
June-Dec
*84%
92
83
87
84
Vi
HARL marks & ra inc.
FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
89
87%
84%
*91
84%
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
86%
*85
'"if"
FOREIGN
87
79%
*84%
June-Dec
3%s series No. 14
1
*84%
June-Dec
June-Dec
84%
84 Vi
*84%
I
June-Dec
;
1
84%
84%
84%
"
June-Dec
3%s series No. 12
84%
79 V4
85
79%
87%
__
83%
87
__
82
86
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88
88
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159%
119
125
123%
62%
69
80
80
66
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105%
71
77
47%
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120
__
122
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124
122
66
47%
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149% 153
Jan-July
1970—April-Oct
jAColumbia Mortgage Bank 6%s 1947
April-Oct
jASinking fund 7s of 1926 due 1946
May -Nov
SASlnking fund 7s of 1927 due 1947——Feb-Aug
SACosta Rica (Republic of) 7s 1951
May-Noy
2%s ref $ bonds 1953 due 1972_
_April-Oct
Cuba (Republic of) 4%s external 1977—..June-Dec
76%
39%
39%
c-
*47%
Mar-Sept
6s of 1928 Oct 1961_April-Ocf
1961
•
*76
*9%
'
1
76%
*47%
•
....June-Dec
sinking fund dollar bonds
—~
— —
46
6814
'
——
*47%
May-Nov
-Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Municipal 7s 1960
(Hukuang
*76
April-Oct
April-Oct
..May-Nov
1961.
sinking fund 6s 1962
assented
A6s
AChilean
6s
AColumbia
105%
39%
——
47%
6Vis
105
63%
66 %
June-Dec
3%s series No. 10
72
84 Vi
June-Dec
;
31,
105%
66 %
June-Dec
4
page
62%
46 Vi
June-Dec
§ACologne (City of) 6%s 1950-
—
3%s series No.
see
34
*68
June-Dec
footnotes
67%
bonds 3s 1993
47 %
—
«—•
*76
*47%
(interest
2„
For
64%
101
*100
67
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
4
>100
June-Dec
11
68%
*47%
...May-Nov
..May-Nov
AGuaranteed sinking fund
A 8s assented 1961^
104
68%
1963
76%
100
*100
6s
46
69
68%
*100
118
April-Oct
fund
1963
76
40%
69
.
47%
A6s
1
3%s series No.
1
——
39%
3s
3%s series No.
3%s series No.
47 y2
77
47%
68%
*47%
136
April-Oct
1979
1944
1
(Interest
to
dollar
68%
397/b
—
—
(interest
3.5%) 1978
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
External
47%
*76
April-Oct
48
*47%
129%
June-Dec
A
47 %
Mar-Sept
1962—:
—
47%
47%
76 %
June-Dec
70
66 Vi
47%
39%
68%
397/8
■
—...June-Dec
60
April-Oct
1979
Stamped pursuant to Plan
*76
.
1957
1
_April-Oct
1
1
77%
1961
7
68%
47%
48
76
68%
—
assented
111
April-Oct
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced
1957
—
*76
1961
156%
(interest
1979
Stamped pursuant to Plan
§ A 7s
A
*
assented
104% 104%
June-Dec
due
Stamped pursuant to Plan
n
46
A6%s
June-Dec
1941
1961__Jan-July
Jan-July
1961—Mar-Sept
59%
40%
——
'
A
June-Dec
8s
Sept
1962
sinking
assented
sink fund $
AChile
100
97
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
Extl
60%
100
assented
A6s
A 6s
95
*59%
100
Sept
6s
sinking fund 6s
AExternal
ApriZ-Oct
1950
48
59
68%
—i-'
*76
Feb-Aug
1961
54
87
*95
*—
Feb-Aug
loan 4s
1958
loan
of)
6 Vis
extl
6s
external
86%
*95
June-Dec
(Free
89
Jan
sinking fund
assented
AExternal
95
91
89
*95
June-Dec
15-year
(Kingdom
89
86%
of)—
3Vis
3Vis
3 Vis
§ A Bavaria
101%
*95
Jan-July
lC-year
20-year
2C-year
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92
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AExternal
66%
May-Nov
1975
to
180% 180%
Feb-Aug
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1965-
extended
f
s
*116
59
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June-Dec
1951
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Mexican
Jan-July
7s
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AMedellin
29
57
73
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§A6s
104
Govt)—
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extl
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64
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Jan-July
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87 >
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1961
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Tokyo
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works
30-year gtd ext
75
of)—
extl
due
21%
21V4
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1968
85
Jan-July
Jan-July
1958
1971 extended
(City
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102
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1964
paid
85
;
88
78%
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due
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*168
Jan-July
113
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external
secured
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Jan-July
110
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Taiwan Electric Power Co Ltd—
Government—
A 7s
series
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137
—
_
125
60
(interest
Power Co Ltd—
8A6%s 1st mtge s f 1952
6Vis due 1952 extended to 1962
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104%
53
5
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Slovenes (Kingdom)—
external 1962
secured
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loan)—
51
&
Croats
Serbs
86%
63'%
A 8s
1949
due
65%
'
High
59
1963—
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2%) 2012—
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6Vis due 1950 extended to I960
Greek
64
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109
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1930
80
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39
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of
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bonds
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94%
82%
71
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(extl
158
128
5
1963—Jan-July
1953 due
1972
bonds
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18
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2004
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1999
Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
85
.
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82
158
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Jan. 1
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1936
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3s dollar bonds 1972
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Prussian
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High
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BONDS
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—
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18
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Friday
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
93
93
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Jan. 1
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Low
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BONDS
Range since
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Friday's
or
Week's Range
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
New York
BOND RECORD
EXCHANGE
NEW YORK STOCK
BONDS
29
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High
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1st mtge 3%s 1966
May-Nov
—
High
Low
No.
99
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Friday's
or
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98
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34
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Electric Power iirst
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*
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1
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1956
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103%
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1965__
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mortgage 4 Vis series B Jan
97%
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——
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99%
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Central
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64
64
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97%
97%
*100
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and
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101% 101%
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A
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115
—
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1st mortgage 3%s 1983
1st mortgage 3'As 1984
1st mortgage
10
17
105%
13
931/2
101% 102%
102
*93%
(Bait)—a
^_Jan-July
April-Oct
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1976
I—
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L
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98
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154
159
97
1
103
101%
94
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Continental Baking 3s debentures 1965
3Vis subord conv debs 1980Continental Can 3Vis debs 1976
Consumers
Oil 3s debs 1984_
Crane Co 3Vis s f debs 1977
Continental
4s
debentures
101
3s
debentures
103%
37As
110%
159
2%s
Grand
93%
98
89
921/2
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91%
96%
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100 Vi
1051/a
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101%
101% 102%
197
101%
102%
120%
120% 121%
81
118%
126
102
99
103%
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91
92%
92%
48
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96
91
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debentures
101
95
8
99
1961
1964—4.
debentures
debentures
98%
95%
3
98%
i
101%
7
97%
98%
.
97
97%
*101
—Jan-July
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_Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
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—Mar-Sept
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1958—
I960
Apr-Oct
1972
1975
3'As debs 1979
Jan-Juiy
General Realty & Utilities Corp—
A4s conv income debentures 1969
Mar-Sept
General Shoe Corp 3.30s debs 1980
Mar-Sept
Good Hope Steel & Iron Works—
§A7s s f mortgage 1945
April-Ocf
Goodrich (B F) Co first mtge 2%s 1965—May-Nov
Grace (W R> & Co 3'As conv sub deb '75-May-Nov
97%
97%
_3
104%
103%
3'As
debentures
3%s
debentures
General
Motors Corp
Union
3'As
conv
Company—
subord debs 1969—
Northern Ry CoGeneral 5s series C 1973
94%
94%
95
13
99%
99%
99%
15
98'A
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97
97'/4
10
97
100
98 Vi
98%
2
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92
93
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93
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92
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5
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101
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—
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20
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AGreen
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—Feb
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92%
—
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,
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General mtge inc 4s series B Jan 2044—-— April
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1930
..May-Nov
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100
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Mar-Sept
1958
Mar-Sept
4'As debentures
1968
Hudson Coal first sink fund 5s ser A 1962_Jwne-Dec
—Feb-Aug
tHudson & Manhattan first 5s A 1957April-Oct
AAdjusted income 5s Feb 1957
debentures
101'/a
99%
2%s 1976- „Mar-Sept
—Jan-July
§AHarpen Mining Corp 6s 1949
_„Jan-July
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Jan-July
Hocking Valley Ry first 4'As 1999—
Jan-July
Household Finance Corp 2%s 1970
3%s
98%
101'A
H
Hackensack
100
—
*93
mortgage
mortgage
103%
12%
__
mortgage
2%s 1980
3%3 1981
mortgage 3'As 1982
mortgage 3%s 1983
iFirst
1st
96
^
3s 1978
3s debentures
1969
First mortgage 2%s 1979
First
'96
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
April-Ocf
May-ZVou
May-Nov
General
105
100 Vi 100%
*102
1948——
Foods Corp 3%s debs 1976
Motors Acceptance Corp—
debentures
General
100%
80
May-Nov
Jan-July
June-Dec
May-Nov
Jan-July
debentures 1945—
debentures 1940
§A6s
3s
97%
Rubber 3s debs 1961
&
§ A 6 %s
99% 100
93
102 y*
90
139% 140
97%
*96
mtge
Dynamics Corp—
convertible debentures 1975—
Electric Co (Germany)—
!3'As
89%
payment
2001
General
101% '■>
83%
101
106
102%
98'/a
5
139%
1972
——
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3'A debentures 1977,.—
May-Nov
tFlorida East Coast first 4%s 1959—
June-Dec
A First and refunding 5s series A 1974—Mar-Sept
Fort Worth & Denver Ry Co 4%s 1982
May-Nov
29
-
88
101
46
101%
debentures
2%3
88%
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88%
4
99'A 100'A
93%
93%
#
mtge
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Firestone
102%
101%
95
103%
F
1051/4
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A 3s
4%s ser A Jan 2015
April
mortgage 3'As series E 1964_ April-Ocf
3'As series F 1990—Jan-July
3'As series G 2000
Jan-July
A 5s income debs Jan
1, 2020-1*
—-Apr-Oct
Ohio Division first mortgage 3'As 1971—Mar-Sept
..
96%
104%
100
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consol
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1001/2
101%
103
9
99%
ApriZ-Oct
99%
97
28
38
97%
8
103% 103%
102% 102%
—
Georgia div first 5s 1956_May-Nou
first cons gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
1965
stamped
First-consol
105
94%
103% 103%
103%
Feb-Aug
1978—
&
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108 %
101%
14
97
—
102'A 102'A
103%
(N Y)
Erie Railroad
IOO1/2
__
June-Dec
Consolidated Gas El Lt & Power
1st ref M 2'is ser T 1976
1st ref M 2Vis ser U 1981
5s
98%
99%
95%
*95
—
—
Elgin Joliet & Eastern Ry 3'As 1970
Mar-Sept
El Paso & Southwestern first 5s 1965-,—ApriZ-Oct
100%
97
107
95%
— ~
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
1993
—
June-Dec
5s series B 1993—;—,——
June-Dec
Refunding and impt 4'As series E 1977—Jan-JuZy
Cincinnati Wab & Mich Div 1st 4s 1991—Jan-July
St Louis Division first coll trust 4s 1990-May-ZVot;
Cleveland Electric Illuminating 3s 1970—Jan-July
First mortgage 3s 1982—,
June-Dec
First mortgage 2%s
1985Mar-Sept
First mortgage 33/aS 1986—_—_—.<
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s 1939__<—
..May-Nov
Cleveland Short Line first gtd 4'As 1961—April-Oct
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp 4%s 1966
June-Dec
Columbia Gas System Inc—
3s debentures series A 1975
—June-Dec
3s debentures series B 1975—.
— Feb-Aug
33As debentures series C 1977
i
ApriZ-Oct
3Vis debs series D 1979
Jan-July
3%s debentures ser E 1980
———Mar-S^pt
3 Vis subord conv debs 1964
May-Nov
Columbus & South Ohio Elec 3'As 1970—May-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1983:
May-Nov
Commonwealth Edbon Co—
First mortgage 3s series L 1977
.
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3s series N 1978—
June-Dec
3s sinking fund debentures
1999—.
AprL-Oct
2%s s f debentures 1999
—*
April-Oct
2%s s f debentures 2001
April-Oct
Compania Salitrera—See
Anglo-Lautaro N.trate
Consolidated Edison of New York—
First and refund mtge 2%s ser A 1982_Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser B 1977-April-Oct
First and refund mtge 2%s ser C 1972_June-Dec
First and refunding 3s series D 1972
May-ZVou
First and refund mtge 3s series E 1979—Jan-July
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1931 F b-Aup
1st & ref M 3%s ser G 1981
,
—May-Nov
1st & ref M 3%s ser H 1982_
Mar-Sept
1st & ref M 3Vis series I 1983_
Fcb-Avg
1st & ref M 3%s ser J 1984
Jan-July
1963
82%
97
—
—
E
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103
100
7
f
87%
100 Vi
—
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
———Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
General Mtge inc
General
debentures
77%
97
General gold 4s
3s
81%
100%
85
106
—
I960-—2
convertible debentures
82%
100
100
Cleveland
3s
97
105%
*75%
—1—-Jan-July
3%s debentures 1970
;—:
—-Mar-Sept
Cities Service Co 3s s f debs 1977—t
Jan-July
City Ice & Fuel 2.%s debentures 1966
June-Dec
City Investing Co 4s debentures 1961—
June-Dec
debentures
69%
79 Vi
100
83'A
—
Feb-Aug
Duquesne
79
*—
Union Station—
First mortgage 3Vis series F 1963
Jan-July
First mortgage. 2%s series G 1963—
Jan-July
Chicago & Western Indiana RR Co—
1st coll trust mtge 4%s. ser A 1982-—May-Nov
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 1st mtge 2%s 1975_Aprn-Oct
First mortgage 2%s 1978
Jan-July
Cincinnati Union TerminalFirst mortgage gtd 3%s series E 1969—_Feb-Aug
.First mortgage 2%s series G 1974———..Feb-Aug
C I T Financial Corp 25is 1959
April-Oct
4s
Mack
&
East Tenn Va
Jan-July
1994
521/4
70
1
91%
98
100
97
Second
j
Chicago
1980
0
gold 4s 1995
—
June-Dec
Detroit Terminal & Tunnel 4%s 1961
May-Nov
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B 1976_Mar-Sept
Dow Chemical 2.35s debentures 1961
May-Nou
3s
subordinated debts 1982
—Jan-July
69%
-
:—May-Nov
first lien gold 4s 1995—June-Dec
ref 3'As series
Detroit
76
-
ref 2 Vis ser N 1984
&
79%
99
20
87
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
80
100
87
Jan-July
June-Dec
1982—May-Sept
70
5
87
96
847A
—
72%
10
77%
101%
79%
3
97%
*
fixed
(3%
1969
debs
conv
Gen
75
mortgage
ref mtge 2%s ser J 1985
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10
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105
97%
—
/ Gen &
106
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1993
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93
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99
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25
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103%
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1990
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—
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debentures 1989
—
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15
99
101%
96
98
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98
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98
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103
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X 1984—June-Dec
1987
June-Dec
1987
3%s
3%s
debentures 1978—
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14
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93
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Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
99 Va
103%
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102 %
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debentures
23
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gold
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refunding 2%s
1971
&
refunding
refunding
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2%s
1967
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1981
94%
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99
102
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1974
1978
1982
3%s 1983
3Vbs 1985
:
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1980
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93
98%
96
78
—
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Pacific
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97
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63 Va
96 Va
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100
88
97%
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101
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refunding 3%s series I
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101
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143
&
6
102
721/4
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14
2
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134
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Nashville
93 Va
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97%
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75
April-Oct
mortgage 2%s 1980—
Oklahoma Gas & Electric 2%s 1975.:
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73
99%
99
88
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91
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93
87 Va
89
mortgage 3y8s 1984
—April-Oct
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104%
94%
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3%s
92 %
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93%
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1975
Jan-July
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First mortgage 2%s 1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/as 1938
April-Oct
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
First
92%
Co—
mortgage
2%s 1975
mortgage
118
*100
104
101
101
94%
April-Oct
118
102%
June-Dec
debs
A
ser
1984
mortgage
98%
93 Vs
96
^.......Quar-Feb
First
98
102%
99
90 Va
*93%
Quar-Feb
2047
1
110%
97
98
89
91%
91
100
*93 %
Quar-Jan
102%
98
91
Quar-Jan
1997
3s
registered
Northern
101
102
93%
*100
May -Nov
Pacific Ry —
lien 4s
1997
Coll trust 4s
98
Mar-Sept
.Mar-Sept
Corp iirst mortgage 3s 1966.
Merritt-Chapman & Scott Corp—
*90
70 Va
66
Northern
99
—
97%
1
*101% 102 %
91
__May-ZVot>
96
—
23
70
97
Jan-July
1973—,.
97%
66%
84%
94
Feb-Aug
Mead
73%
f debs 1973—.May-Nov
s
1
97%
May-Nov
1980
Robbins 3%s debs
3%s
99
*85%
1972.__.Jan-July
1978
debentures
68%
3
72%
70
April-Oct
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s
Sugar 4s sinking fund Feb 1 1957—May-ZVoi;
3%s
66
70%
71%
Feb-Aug
Ry first gold 4s 1996__April-Oct
& ref 5s 1974_Mar-Sepf
refunding 4V2s series A 1974.Mar-.Sepf
Refunding & improve 4%s
*._
April-Oct
1959
70%
general
88
102% 102%
& Co 2%s debentures 1972___May-Nov
Central RR 5V'as
1978
Feo-Aug
4s
72%
74
70%
April-Oct
s
1st
(Southern Lines)
1980
3%s
90
84
11
Macy (R Hi
Manati
79 V*
67%
Western
Central
General &
M
Maine
75%
125
Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s 1983
General mortgage 3%s 1983.
First mortgage 3%s
Manila RR
3
73
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
79
♦103
—
_'_Mar-Sept
1979_May-ZVoy
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
2%s
1982
1st
&
General
1
■
*99
1st
78
71%
Jan-July
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A 2019
N Y Telephone 2% series D 1982
3
April-Oct
Elec
78
105
Jan-July
i
86%
73 Va
*102
Gas &
83%
78
June-Dec
2%s 1977
1994..
82%
April-Oct
Louisville
78%
& Western RR—
mtge 4s
82 Va
ApriZ-Oct
second
1st
80
First
Div
Y Susquehanna
92
1
& refund mtge 33/4S ser H 2003
First & refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003
8
1975__Mar-Sept
gtd 4s 1993
April-Oct
consol
77 '/a
First & refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
First & refund mtge 2%s ser G 2003
St Louis
first
96
118
April-Oct
.
Nashville RR—
101%
81
Light first mtge 2%s
Putnam
82
2
84%
*96% 103%
—Mar-Sept
3%s debentures 1978
82
80%
RR—
.
71%
*110%
1976_June-Dec
,_April-Oc£
103% 104
May-Nov
1955..
99
—
*
June-Dec
1963
103%
1973
71%
May -Nov
1952.
80%
87%
Chester—
96
April-Oct
May-Nov
A
Co 3s debentures
Louisville &
May
April-Oct
1980
series
7s
Port
First
debentures
Electric
(P)
98%
—
1
May
149
181
.—May-Nov
Y State Electric & Gas
Corp—
§ALombard
Lorillard
--
177
83
91%
...Jan-July
1973
A
71 Va
79
76 %
82
May-Nov
89
12
83%
92
75%
90%
Jan-July
Hartford
&
&
4s
N
97%
series
4s
4V'4s series A
mtge
100
98%
6
70
99%
May-Nov
May
2003
contingent interest 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Little Miami general 4s series 1962
Lockheed
River
Power &
19
*67
May-Nov
May-Nov
80 Vs
87%
94%
75%
90%
April-Oct
2043
A
3V4s
interest 2003
72%
102
82
&
Y
4'/4
*72
—
Jan-July
2003
contingent
Haven
New
Northern
4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series
West
&
N
99%
87
83 %
Feb-Aug
mortgage 4Vis extended to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
fixed
Y
Northern
1st
101%
Refunding mortgage 3'/as series E 1978—Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mortgage 3s series H 1989__April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
.
97%
Jan-July
{AN Y Ontario & West ref 4s June 1992__Mar-Sept
N
—
1970...April-Oct
1st & ref 5s stamped 1974..
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y) —
fixed interest
Lack
1st
Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
1st
Y
146
4
57%
*11
...June-Dec
3Vis
3
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
AGeneral mtge conv inc 4%s series A 2022—May
96%
— —
Lake Shore & Mich South gold 3 Vis 1997—June-Dec
registered 1997
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
98%
—June-Dec
income
4%s series B 1973
June-Dec
3%s
101 Va
98%
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
.
collateral
Shore
100%
57%
*._
Mar-Sept
1968.
A
ser
102%
98 Va
97%
Connecting RR 2%s series B 1975.—April-Oct
Y
N
Terminal—
sink fund 3%
96%
1
99%
April-Oct
1980
6s
mortgage
Mortgage
90
1
*108
57%
April-OcZ
__April-Oef
1964—
14
6
3%s registered 1998
.
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
Feb-Aug
New York Chicago & St Louis—
101 %
...Jan-July
{AKreuger & Toll 5s certificates
96
99
Refunding mortgage 3y4s series E 1980—June-Dec
—
92%
—
100% 100%
Jan-July
Jan-July
unguaranteed 1961
84
95
*96
N Y Central & Hudson River RR—
94%
*11
__
City Terminal Ry 23/is 1974
April-Ocf
Kentucky Central 1st mtge 4s 1987-—-Jan-July
Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961.. J an-July
4%s
102
80
.April-Oct
125
125
First
June-Dec
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s 1997
*85
Feb-Aug
1998
116%
Harlem
1961
101%
97
95
8
Co—
116%
947/a
—
Kansas
Stamped
95
97%
97%
97%
99
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
Kansas
City Southern Ry Co—
1st mtge 3Vis series C 1984
97%
Refunding & impt 4V2s series A 2013—April-Oct
90
April-Oct
1976—-June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
mortgage
97 %
*99
103%
99 Va
127%
N
City Power & Light 2%s
2%s 1978
1st
87 %
107%
100%
11
99
133
K
Kanawha &
102%
98%
102
Central
Mortgage 4s series B 2043..——;
Kansas
103 Va
98%
Feb-Aug
1956
D
High
99
April-Oct
1956
122%
York
New
__
99% 100
Light 2%s 1976 ..Mar-Sept
debs
series
Low
^.April-Oct
Feb-Aug
—
1954
C
Range since
Jan. 1
No.
May-ZVou
102
100
—
Franklin & Clear 1st 4s 1959..June-Dec
Central Power &
B
series
4V2s
General
Jan-July
Jan-July
Manulacturing 3%s
series
5s
Sold
Ry—
5%s series A 1954
4%s
Jersey
Mexico
&
5s
First
Joy
Texas
1977
99%
124
*124
Jan-July
mortgage 3s 1980
Jamestown
3%s
AFirst
170 Va
Power Co—
1st
97 %
Mar-Sept
Terminal
Orleans
Bonds
87
April-Oct
1982
debentures
High
104% 104%
Bell Telephone 3'/8s 1988.
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s 1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
Mar-Sept
Corp—
mortgage 3%s 1978
Friday's
*
May-Nov
Jersey
Consolidated 4s series A
1977
or
Bid & Asked
99% 100
May-Nov
June-Dec
1st
3s debentures 1974
New
99
128
130
__
1st 5s B 1972__May-Nov
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—
3%s s f debentures series A 1977
Mar-Sept
1st
Corp
guaranteed 4%s series B 1961
AFirst
*__
—
-Jan-July
Chemical
&
Steel
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
105
96
Week's Range
*99
f debs 1974—April-Oct
Prods 3%s s
3>/8s 1982
National Supply 2%s debentures 1967
95
*160
__
Rye Central America
Interstate
National
First
103
147
Sale Price
'
Jan-July
gold 5s series C 1956—
conv
—
*180
--
102
Natl Distillers
98
__
*100 Va
S A Adjustment 6s series A July 1952—...April-Ocf
AFirst 5s series B 1956
Jan-July
Inter
40
'
Last
Period
Low
AFirst
series I 1982
{International Great Northern RR—
§ AFirst 6s series A 1952
AFirst
——
*99
and imp 2 Vis series C 1986__June-Dec
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debs 1972
Mar-Sept
mortgage
99%
100 % 100%
....
Refunding
International
95'/a
101%
102
25
Friday
Interest
High
102%
104
102 % 102%
„
New York Stock Exchange
Co—
Indianapolis Union Ry
1st
101
..
mortgage
,
,
BONDS
Range since
Jan. 1
Bonds
RR—
Central
Illinois
NOVEMBER 18
WEEK ENDED
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
Friday
Monday, November 21, 1955
97%
10
96%
OO
93%
93%
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——
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*96 %
95%
__
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99%
—
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101
96%
93 Va
105
99
—
99 Va 100
92
95
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101% 101%
15
103%
98%
100%
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New York Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
Sale Price
or
G
ser
H
ser
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s
Consolidated guaranteed 4Vis
ser
ser
1st
mtge 3Vis series
5s
First
general
5s
1984
A
Youngs<,own
general
&
series
series
93
Power
First
mortgage
mortgage
1st
3s
and
May-Nou
109%
1
107%
110%
108
91
100
1977
100
8
101
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98 Va
and
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and
refund
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92 Va
—
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♦100
—
98%
98
RR
2%s
debentures
1964-
-Jan-July
95%
1st
105 Va
Union
216%
3s
1st
Reynolds
(R
Tobacco
J)
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s
Rheinelbe Union—
7s
debs
1973
1975-,
95
104 Va
100 %
102 Va
assented
1946—
Rhine-Westphalia Elec
8 A Direct
mtge
§ADirect
7s
mtge
SAConsol
AConsol
Rochester Gas
&
2
Electric
Tank
Biscuit
1st
Adirond'k
&
1971
4%s
140
s
101 %
3%s
sinking
U
98
S
inc
mtge
gold
mtge
150
6%s
171
6Yas
125
153
125
154%
127%
"
1
--
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4Vis
153
100%
2022
93%
May
Air
f
s
Line
RR
series
3s
debs
93
1980—.
1977-.
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons
3s
debentures
1974
1966
3%s
6Vas
Halske
assented
coll trust
Oil Corp 3 Vis conv 1983
Oil 2Vis debentures 1965
Soccny-Vacuum Oil 2Vis 1976
7s
Southern
3s
Bell
Ala
RR
gtd
Telephone
debentures
2%s
1979
debentures
5s
&
debentures
Southern Natural Gas Co
First
4Vis
Gold
Gold
4Vis
1969
113%
W—
—
'•
92%
95%
154
Jan-July
A
90%
95
94%
78%
105% 106%
39
105
48
105
107%
105% 105%
60
104%
27/8s
series
E
1986
2%s
series
F
2Vis
series G
Jan-July
100 Ya
.
ASpokane
Coil
Standard
Oil
11
first
Products
(Indiana)
debs
4Vis
conv
conv
13
128%
100372
lOOA 100372
62
100
102 Vt
100
101
14
100 is
101/2
101 h
4
1001h
Standard Oil
(N J) debentures 2%s
debentures 1974
114% 143
—
101% 101%
94-8
99%
95%
12
—
92
1973—April-Ocf
—
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92/2
98%
—
94/4
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94%
—
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—
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101/a 105/a
—
100%
104
—
107%
110
—
101
13
92
—
—
—
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1995
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119%
121%
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100
105
96'/a
102
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1991—April
oo1.
—
2361
3%s
debentures
income
Electric
102 Va
1st
B
Central
first
4s
*
—
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100Va
103%
10
103Va
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68%
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—
97%
103 Va
92%
4
97%
107
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152%
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90
5
100
103%
5
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100
102%
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101
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100% 100%
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3
101
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104%
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175% 175%
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67%
101
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93%
97
34
42
16
105 Va 107
—
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96
—
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69%
70%
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107
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bo
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94/a
73
102% 104
10
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101
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70
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5
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15
.
101
—
84 A
83
96
7lJ/8
166
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101
Mar-Sepf
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70%
Jan-July
1981
A
ser
1984—
Corp
*67
72
*91
—
102Va 103
*96'/a
__
Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Ocf
3%s series C 1979
Apr-Ocf
mortgage
92%
—
—
—Jan-July
—Jan-July
88%
87%
96'/a
92'/a
96
96
Feb-Nov
3%s
guaranteed 2361
*85%
*86%
.—
3%s
gtd gold
90
99
101
103 "A
—
104%
Co—
RR
mtge 4s series A 2004
105
120% 120 %
101 &
—
..
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92%
"
89%
92%
April-Ocf
115%
1971—May-Nov
—Jan-July
91%
Gen
First
90%
96
85%
89%
91%
92%
34
120
79%
Ja?i-July
—'.
80
79%
80%
91%
91%
—
—
79
1979
Service
3%s
Y
Electric
Deferred
included
not
89%
in
the
included
year's
in
the
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113
sale
range,
-
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
——,
1971—
38
78%
86%
10
74%
87
90
951..
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1
f,
—
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__
—
■
—
100%
103%
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Light & Power
delivery
—
not
n
2%s 1976-Jan-JuZy
;■
—
—
—
—
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule sale not Included in the year's
included
year's range,
in
the
year's
range,
e
range,
93%
92
Odd-lot
sale
not
r Cash
sale
Ex-coupon.
impaired by maturity.
y
109%
123%
76
90%
94%
^Companies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
95%
92 Ys
*95 %
75%
91
A Jan 1 2029——May
2%s 1976—-—June-Dec
269
115% 116
91 %
101
ser
Power
2%s
mortgage
Yonkers
a
10
Electric
Wisconsin Public
__
93%
4%s inc
mtge
Wisconsin
134 %
99
April
2013
16
—
104%
1967——June-Dec
1982
98
130 Va 130%
May-Nov
,
gold
5s
3Vis
1985
85
93%
4s
Winston-Salem S
90
83.
2
•
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April-Ocf
—
23/4s
1983—!
85%
89'/a
94 Va
%
Northeastern RR—
Internal
Standard
88%
94%
101
first consol gold 5s 1994_
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A 1956
__ApriZ-Oct
Devel and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6Vis series A 1956.
ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
23/is
88 Va
*84%
■
94
Ry
Joint
3%s
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
registered
Wisconsin
1996———Jan-July
1961—
Jan-July
91
1
*97% 103%
*100%
*107Va-—
*101% 104
92
92%
—
Ja?i-July
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958——ApriZ-Oct
107
100
„
—
81
82Va
94
*—
—
Jan-July
2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
107%
106% 106%
*100%
ref
first
Westinghouse
85 Va
106%
mortgage
debentures
B
debentures
conv
first
Western Pacific RR Co
119%
105%
—
Co
RR
Shore
1st
97 Ya
111
Mar-Sept
105%
15b
—
—
*—
April-Oct
Western Maryland
*85Va" 90
-
135
—
__
—
April-Ocf
2003
5s
income 4V4s series B Jan
mortgage 3V4s series B 1971
101 %
96
_May-Nov
May-Nov
*
1982
J
w
West
126%
1977
—
—
Co—
95 %
115
i
!
156
120% 122%
—
1976—May-Nov
2000—Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
Feb-Aug
Westchester Llgntlng gen mtge 3Vas 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979_>_May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3%s 1974
—_May-Nov
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966—.—-Jan-July
101%
59
Mortgage
mortgage
3VaS
ser
1958
series
112 Ye
125% 126 Va
First
&
3%s
mtge
mtge
Warren
82 %
125 %
1981
Orleans
ref
Walworth
135
1973—June-Dec
conv
l<o
151
1 /2 /a
—
I 1981—June-Dec
ser
Gen
96%
96%
5
116 Va 117 Va
153
135
152
noI/
ser
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
5s
116%
—
—
90 Va
5
95%
—
*100%
1978—Mar-Sept
110%
4
92%
—
—
,,
163 Va
113%
15
99%
—
—
122
mtge 3s series F
v
103 %
92
~
—
—
94%
consolidated 5s
First
63%
92%
2
15
175
82%
1975—Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s
Gen
'
—
101/» ,Rci/
101% lOoy*
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102
99
93
92
vots
--
—
*140
—
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Wabash RR
96%
'
92 %
—
May-Nov
1957
B
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
4s
Jan-July
First
New
refund
Virginian Ry 3s
103%
100
39
aova
—
*140
—
June-Dec
refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
First
97
94%
29
75%
98%
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A '75—June-Dec
Pacific RR Co—
Southern
and refund
——
129%
97
119
Southern
First
and
100
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
4Vis
—
Jan-July
1970
4Vis
*73 Va
am
*156
—
1969——June-Dec
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
103 Va
98%
99%
*97 Va
92%
Telegraph Co—
Jain-July
Feb-Aug
—
1985
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994
Southern Pacific
First
&
98%
127 Va
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128
a
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Co—
108 Va
94%
.;
QQ
97
3
*156
—
June-Dec
4s series
117
103 %
94
95/a
ioti/8 -m^il
—
*158
*140
—
-June-Dec
debentures
gtd
Power
mortgage & Refund 3%s
6
93%
.
—
America—
1st
160%
April-Ocf
—
convertible
of
subord
First
"i.
*100 Va 102 Va
93%
June-Dec
1963
2%s debentures 1987
Southern California Edison Co—
3Vis
Corp
conv
lu0%
100%
95
QOa()5,
ncl/
12
99
Jan-July
112
—
.i???
..—
*—
June-Dec
1951
100 Va
91
117
*—
L—
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
-Jan-July
Sinclair
North
1951
1951
C
100%
95
—
—
First and
13
98 Va
qqi^
92%
V
105 %
Mar-Sepf
Skelly
&
98 Ya
*94 Ya
.-April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
1951_
t§ASilesian-Amer Corp
South
A
series
98
6
or
103/8 lllVs
209
—
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
1947-
A
series
assented
90%
*100
June-Dec
—
6Vis
Apr-Ocf
May-Nov
sinking fund mtge series C 1951
3%s
87
*__
June-Dec
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Oil 2Vis debentures 1971
&
1973
1976
1947
A
Virginia Electric &
'>
—
*£®/2
3
*103'A
104% 104%
105% 105%
*102
102%
*90
90Va
__
105%
ApriZ-Oct
series
88 Va
.
'1'
*^7
38
*—
—
Feb-Aug
sinking fund mtge series A
81
113 Ya 113 Ya
May-Nov
Mar-Sepf
_
2 Vis
Shell
§ASiemens
debentures
Vandalia RR consol
50
r
Q7
inlat
oiv
--
—
„
April-Ocf
105
93%
May-Nou
•**#<'
9ZV
9J™
--
Corp—
series
assented
__
—
Jan-July
1972
1967
Works
—
Jan-July
3%s
Co—
B
debentures
1970
debentures
22
100 V* 101
100 Ya 100 Va
gtd 4s 1989—May-Nop
3%s
fund
2%s
99
•
„
Mar-Sep
April-Ocf
2
10
97
97%
*87% 88'%
*105% 106
97
97
*103%
—
ApriZ-Oct
1966—ApriZ-Oct
2%s
1st
Jan
100
—
101 % 101%
95Va 95%
105% 106%
—
1973—
1972
First
St Paul Union Depot 3 Vis B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st
1st mtge
1970
Mar-Sept
trust
debs
—
•'
certificates Nov 1989_Pan-July
& Duluth first cons gold 4s ls6J_June-Dec
Seaboard
debs
America
2%s
95 Va
10
Second 4s inc bond
Paul
f
s
102%
__
*91 %
—
07
97
100
103%
98%
--
96
*87 Va
—Jan-July
A
ser
96
47 Y*
98
—
—
May-Nov
2%s debs
1977
coll
&
f
Rubber
140
— —
140
145
—
—April-Ocf
1st mtge 4s ser B 1980
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
St
of
Corp
United Steel
183%
103%
Mar-Sept
86
23 Va
—
June-Dec
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
148
—
172
—
Mar-Sepf
5s 1996_Jan-July
Second gold
6s 1996_
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
ASecond
Co
86%
Gas
3'/as
St Lawrence
1980
.
4%s
debentures
Vanadium
A
2%s
tr
3975
Car
99%
96%
1977_-.—Mar-Sept
1969
—
May-Nov
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
mortgage 4 Vis series D
General mortgage 3 Vis series J
100 Ye
68 %
.
28
149
103
103
95% 95%
*100%
1971—May-Nov
97 Ya
Union
Corp—
General
Saguenay Power 3s series
3%s
105%
United
164
*138 Ya 148
Feb-Aug
-April-Oct
99%
—
*__
Mar-Sept
97%
97%
172
*167
May-Nov
1953
105%
*100
95Ya
debs
3%s
1955—
Missouri
Oil of California
81%
10
*148
—
May-Nou
23 Va
June-Dec
Corp—
1952
6s
6s
*167
Jan-July
Power
1950
6s
mtge
mtge
of
2%s debentures
Jan-July
1974
1968
coll
&
99
—
—
97%
--
3%s
2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
9b
100%
~
83%
*97 Ya
__
_Feo-Aug
101%
103% 103%
103%
1985—Jan-July
1U0 Ys
135 Va
Union Pacific RR—
97 »/a
96%
2
23
97%
■
82%
April-Ocf
-
sinking fund mortgage 1946
3 Vis
•
3s
debs
E
ser
96
134
,,
*—
1995—May-Nov
37/8s
101
98
1
—
Pacific—
Orleans
mtge 3%s 1982—
conv
1st
series D
M
97
103
2
97%.
97 Va
*135 Va
June-Dec
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
mtge
1st
Heading Co first & ref 3%s
New
debentures
143 Va
12
Vt
*97 Va 101%
--
of
Electric Co
First
3%s
Oats
refund
99
99
1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct
72
100
6
98%
95 Ya
--
C
25 %
101%
205
101 % 102
refunding mortgage 3Vis 1983—April-Ocf
B
71%
136
101 Ya
138% 138%
__
series
3%s series
23 Va
100
1
♦205
June-Dec
3 Vis
gold 5s 2000
64
101% 102 Va
101%
May-Nov
123
94
100
94%
*94
April-Ocf
112%
1
113% 113 Va
113 Va
Jan-July
1985
100
100
—
110
*—
__
and
first
Pacific-Missouri
United
Quaker
Pacific
2019
C
D
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and impt 3%s I960—June-Dec
Tri-Continental Corp 27/as debs 1961
Mar-Sept
97
100
—
100%
100
series
*99%
3s
May-Nou
100
08
-98
June-Dec
Co—
-
&
Union
Mar-Sept
96%
93%
95%
.*—
—
High
lUoVs
93
94 Va
i
i
1
-Jan-July
105
94 %
—
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding. 4s 1960—Jan-July
A Adjustment
income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oot
110
~
4s
M
First
Texas
IOJVb
105 Ya
M
impt 27/8s
First
101 Va
102%
99%
*105% 108
96
>
-May-Noi)
series
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
93%
102
*93%
♦104
_Mar-Sepf
1966— ,_Jan-July
•;
103%
of St Louis—
and impt
and
Term
—
1973
1973
Refund
110%
87%
*105
debs
debentures
2%s; debentures 1972—
Terminal RR Assn
Texas
Jan-July
May-Nov
.
1972—
Co
debentures
General
June-Dec
:
&
2%s
Low
No.
109
108
—
101
refunding mortgage 5s
debentures
and
Swift
3%s
Oil Corp.
1
Jan.
boid
High
since
Range
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
104
8
*102
101
Mar-Sept
mtge 3Vis
Chemical
Sunray
93
108
*90%
Sale Price
103%
102%
109
*105V2
2037—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding
mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
1st
*93 '
—
109
and
3%s
Stauffer
.
103 %
101%
109Va 109%
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis
1968—Jan-July
First
5
*108
"
June-Dec
1984
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public Service Electric & Gas
3s debentures 1963—
First
100%
1
Refund
1983—
2%s
."96% 100%
„
or
Last
Period
Low
2%s
Feb-Aug
1974
general 4Vis series D 1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
First
93
*102%
Week's Range
Interest
High
Ry.-r-
First
Potomac Elec
2
*101
June-Dec
1962
C
Low
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
-Mar-Sept
Ashtabula
B
99%
"
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis
1965—Jan-July
Pittsourgn Pmte Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
First
No.
100 Va 100%
■
April-Oct
April-Ocf
RECORD
18
Friday
20
—,
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
Pittsourgn
BOND
NOVEMBER
Jan. 1
High
99%
►
1957—May-Nov
1960
Feb-Aug
I
1963—Feb-Aug
J 1984_May-Nov
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
Pittsb Coke & Chem 1st
intge 3%s 1964
ENDED
Range since
Sold
Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
WEEK
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
Feb-Aug
Pihsoury Milis mc 3%s s f debs 1972—June-Dec
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as
1996—June-Dec
Pittsourgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis
EXCHANGE
FOR
Week's Range
99 %
A Bonds
96%
the
selling
of
flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
AND
YEARLY
RECORD
the
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on the American Stock
Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
14, 1955, and ending Friday, Nov. 18. It is compiled from the
report of t he American Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which
any dealings have occurred during the current
year.
Nov.
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Week's
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Adams
Aero
Co
Hat
Alloys
6%
common
Stores
9%
3%
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
Air
Associates Inc
Air
Shares
11
(N J)
footnotes
see
6%
8%
3%
6%
29
9%
8%
page
35.
Range since
3%
1
Jan.
Par
High
2,500
4%
Jan
150
27%
Nov
38
Jan
Ajax
5% Mar
10
Sep
Alabama
3,600
5,700
12
2,600
9
600
8
8%
800
3 Va Aug
7% Mar
10
7%
6%
8
Jun
Jan
July
Airfleets
1
Inc
Petroleums Ltd
Gas Corp
Alabama Great
Southern
Alabama
Power 4.20%
Range
for Week
ot Prices
Shares
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
preferred-
Low
23%
-_50c
2
50
__100
23%
%
37
Sales
Week's
Friday
Low
.—
10%
18
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
Htuh
9
Way Industries Inc
For
—
ENDED
for Week
29
Inc
Supply Manufacturing
WEEK
Sales
Range
of Prices
Low
Acme
FOR
since Jan.
Low
24%
%
37
Range
High
800
13% Jan
1
High
35 Va
Feb
11
7,500
%
Jan
38%
4,100
27 Va
Jan
38%
Nov
1
Apr
140
Jan
162 Va
Nov
25
100
Mar
105 Va
Jan
6%
6%
6%
500
5
May
8%
Sep
44%
44%
45 Va
1,300
•
——
—
—
—
—
—
—
102 Va 102%
~
Jun
14% July
Alaska
7%
Oct
12%
Algemene Kunstzijde N V—
7%
Nov
10
Jan
Sep
Amer
Airlines
Inc
dep rets Amer shares—
-1
36%
Jan
51
Sep
.
(2156)
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchangt
Allied
Allied
Internat'l Investing
Allied
Products
Jan
4%
Jan
7% July
4
Jan
6% May
3,000
9%
6%
6%
6%
23,300
14 ye
13%
14%
1,100
American Beverage common
12%
1,200
6%
Jan
10% July
Jun
33
10
9%
30%
100
50
24%
24%
25%
27%
27%
23
29 y8
29
Natural Gas Co
6%
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
American
Writing Paper common
AMI
Oil
Anchor Post Products
Co
Co
American
CI
A
Tel
(ex
July
1
Castle
Catalin
div
Dec
9%
Nov
9
Nov
9% Mar
4
16%
700
10%
Jan
A
Apr
16%
Nov
12,400
1,200
3"%
Jun
700
8%
Sep
250
Feb
5
13%
Jan
107
Oct
12
8% Sep
11%
Apr
111
32
Aug
Apr
26
24%
26%
5,430
22%
Oct
30
29%
30%
8,700
27%
Sep
38%
Apr
18
17%
18%
6,400
14% May
19%
Nov
50
109
108
108
109% May
Sep
107
Sep
7%
Jan
24"% Mar
34%
Jun
7,500
18% Jan
34% Aug
6,700
5%
5%
7.300
4
3%
22,200
105% 105%
•
90
1%
2,200
1%
1
900
46
45%
46
•
18%
10,300
10%
3,800
,
4%
17%
4%
"9
400
800
18
9Ve
35 %
20,900
36%
9
3
1,200
4%
3%
1
•
lc
*■
19%
10
1
preferred
-
18%
10 %
1
Central
5%
5%
2,200
13
July
8
Aug
May
4%
1% Jan
Feb
1 %
"4%
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
;
1
"i
1
20 %
Inc
Oil Company
Shoe Corp
3.50%
Jun
55
13% Jan
5
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
14% Mar
18%
Sep
Oct
11 % Mar
Feb
36%
8%
21
Nov
Jan
12% Jun
15%
Jan
29% July
4%
4%
4,400
3%
Jan
7
"1%
"l%
13,100
1%
4%
Jun
10% Feb
1,000
7%
Feb
32,600
4%
Oct
6
20 Va
21%
1,600
8 is
100
23 %
5,100
1,500
45%
23,200
11'/a
4% Aug
22%
50 Va
50%
19
16
20
class A
9%
9%
9%
1
common
11%
11%
11%
1,600
Oil
Farm
14% Jan
8 %
Apr
6%
Apr
23% Aug
11%
Feb
3 % May
5%
Jan
16% Aug
6%
~9%
1,200
3%
3%
100
Apr
11
Jan
Nov
9% Mar
5%
Jan
9 %
-
British American
Oil
British American
2% Jan
3%
26
Feb
27% Aug
33%
250
25
Jan
34
30%
31%
1,500
26
Apr
34% July
7%
7%
500
rni'm
27
27
•
33%
33%
Aug
Tobacco—
Co
•
Amer dep rets ord bearer
.Amer dep rets ord reg
—
10s
10s
.6% Jan
6% Jan
Jan
7%
8% July
British Celanese Ltd—
Power
3%
33%
•
common
34%
3,000
Oct
26
Feb
rets ord
£1
1
reg
Company
14%
14%
15%
12,700
Jun
9% May
14% Jan
19
201/2 July
July
16
16,
17 %
11,200
1
19%
18%
19%
1,300
16
Mar
10
7%
7%
.7%
1,200
7
1
14%
14% X14%
July
2,000
13 %
Jun
16%
2.50
23%
22%
1,600
19%
Sep
25% Mar
common
Distillers
4%
cumulative preferred.
Brown Rubber Co common
Bruce (EL) Co common
23%
4 J/a
500
3% Mar
4% Aug:
2%
2%
25,700
1% July
3
Aug
July
*
30s
36
36
39
1
21
20%
21%
3,100
7%
8%
2,500
15%
16%
4,800
12% May
19
15%
15%.
1,300
12%
Feb
18
%
Jun
23%
24%
1,700
22%
Jan
27%
Aug
11%
11%
10%
10%
1,000
4%
5%
2,500
7%
10
16
:
—
preferred
191/4 July
Feb
8
Jan
Nov
5%
Jan
1
Corp
__i
Gold
American
receipts
dep
(ord
Milner
preferred
partic
"A"
Sugar
Tobacco
Lighting
Oil
Inc
vtc
.—
(Mo)
Co
1%
5
Feb
8 % Mar
11
Jan
Jan
Oct
6Vs Aug
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
'i%
Aug
5%
Jan
8%
Nov
13%
Jan
1%
27,700
1%
Sep
5
5%
800
4%
Jun
6%
%
2,930
%
Nov
4
2%
Apr
Jan
May
•
17%
17%
9,100
3%
3%
3%
11.300
•
Insurance
17%
10c
Inc
13%
13%
14
6,400
5%
5
2,230
5
26
Oct
32V4
Oct
16%
33
Oct"
441/2 Mar
ft
1
26%
26%
1.000
15%
15%
14,400
37%
38%
500
14
May
18%
Sep
3% Aug
4%
Sep
11%
Jan
Apr
15% July
7
Sep
•
preference
15%
Dejay
Stores
1
Ltd
2
common
118
1%
"ill
15,200
7
6%
7%
33,100
•
& Dock do Lea
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Marconi
Jun
8
Oct
5%
2,500
17,700
73 %
Sep
9%
18,000
7%
Oct
9%
Nov
10%
300
6%
Jan
13%
Sep
15%
16%
4,800
~2%
"2%
45 % May
17%
Sep
17 Va
Feb
32
2%
300
Jan
450
230
16
15^
Oct
Jun
24% Mar
Oct
235
13
13%
4,600
9%
Jan
13%
38
38
38%
170
17%
Feb
41
1%
1%
64,200
7%
%c
Sep
Sep
3%
Oct
70
17%
17
220
13 %
13
7%
100
13%
13%
1%
-
«—.
Oct
Oct
1%
Nov
1%
Nov
6%
Sep
9
S^p
2,100
12%
Oct
14%
'
Oct
Mfg class A common
debenture
Gray Iron
Hardware
Steel
Dorr-Oliver Inc
$2
Driver
Duke
Power
DuMont
34%
30
10%
900
5%
Jan
11%
Sep
27%
29%
600
22 Va
Jan
30 %
Nov
10
151
14j
May
26%
1.200
13%
Jan
3
3%
1,300
2%
Sep
4% Mar
4%
5
1,800
3
Jan»
6%
Sep
33%
Feb
297'b
29%
31%
2,300
1%
1%
26,600
1% Jun
3%
3%
2,000
15%
15%
15%
5
iff
32.50
1
*
10
*
1
reg
(The)
Hosiery class B common
Co
Jun
16%
Jun
6% Jan
Jan
25%
Au V«
3,000
15%
Apr
20 %
Aug
1,400
10Va
Apr
13%
Jun
8%
100
6%
Apr
12%
12%
900
11 %
Oct
15%
32%
12%
Sep
35% July
"4%
9
Oct
Jan
4%
Jan
25%
4%
Jan
31
Nov
36
Jan
45
Juri
2.100
19%
Jan
26% July
41,500
7%
Oct
10
Jan
39% Mar
47%
Sep
50
Oct
58%
Feb
1,000
4%
41 %
41
24%
24%
25 %
9%
8%
97/8
4 JO
42
46
46
50
54 %
55
700
13
13%
16,000
12%
Nov
3U
6%
8.000
3%
Nov
1
Dui ham
Jun
13%
18
13
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Duraloy
A Jun
4%
Jan
4%
Nov
8%
17%
•
Co__„_
5,y
12%
19
10
Co
5%
2
3% Oct
600
3,500
'
*
7.50
common
26%
28% Jan
1%
*
—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
155
Jan
25
•
Co Ltd
Oct
36
Jan
30
Jan
3
•
Ltd
Harris
Aug
July
25
Coal old stock
Exporation Co
Drilling &
2%
151
—2.50
Cement Co Inc
Corp common
Draper
27%
6s 8d
—1
preferred
Brewery
Nov
9%
10
Chemical Co Ltd
Textile
Dominion
Ltd
Co Ltd—
&
1%
34 %
Ltd—
&
2,100
10
dep rets ord reg
Exploration
Sep
1%
.
25c
Diversey (The) Corp.
Dome
12%
1%
1
Products
Co
American
18%
Jan
9
1
Foundry
Mfg Co
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Distillers
24
Jan
6%
8%
1'
&. Manufacturing
Gasket
Detroit
Jan
14 %
15
8%
100
—
Detroit
10 V2
19%
14%
1
Dennison
8%
800
550
1,300
19
14%
10c
35
50c
5
common
Duro
Duval
Test
Corp common
Sulphur & Potash Co
Dynamics
4%%
Corp
of
13%
10s
1
•
.1
3%
3%
6%
6%
prior
"l%
Oct
3
5% May
7
A Sep
A Feb
7% May
,
•
17% Mar
4%- Jun
9% July
3%
Jan
7%
500
Jan
Malleable
Eastern
States
•
16
O
fi
2%
z
1
6%
6%
Iff
Jan
27% July
28%
13%
13%
200
9%
Feb
8%
Jan
13%
25
28%
3.800
Nov
Oct
30%
8,503
Jan
7
common—10
14%
13%
15
70 809
9%
77%
77%
200
63%
28
17%
100
series
25
30%
31%
220
21%
21%
400
•
168
168
168
shares of beneficial
1»« Jul*
3%
F»h
Common
6%
6,200
5% Mar
8 V2
Sep
(2 preferred
lnt
1
30
15
81%
Sep
37%
Jud
Apr
26%
Jun
25
172
May
195
160
May
181%
Sep
21%
21 %
Jan
25
—
24%
Nov
Jan
Mar
100
Eastern Sugar Associates—
7,400
Jan
9% May
16%
183% 183 %
*
;
R
Sep
"
1
series A
preferred
6%
6%
Corp
preferred
25
6%
Iron
$7
i7ff
2
13%
1
preferred
$6
10c
•
America
Gas & Fuel Assn
Eastern
20
Dreage
A
72%
25%
15%
1
Mines Inc
Dayton Rubber Co class A
Eastern
•
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian
5
A
7%
Nov
5
5
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canada Bread Co Ltd
common
Aug
9% July
Jan
13%
1
...
Oct
7
69%
2.50
Day
Dragon
%
1%
%
1,500
8
7%
10%
...2.5U
4
Doug'las Oil Company
""%
7%
5
5
*
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Dow
1
20%
9%
•
Crystal Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills—
Sep
10c
177/s Sep
16% July
Oct
10
Daitch
Jan
50c
Jan
19 %
♦
common
common
Manufacturing
21%
1,000
97/8
900
25c
common
10%
8%
1,100
70
5
—
Atlantic
Jan
8
700
12%
20%
x
.
Crystal Oil Refining common,
Nov
8%
Jan
Oct
Sep
tlUil
16
17 %
1
(Md)
Internat'l
9%
7.50
12%
18%
11%
-
5
Co
&
Petroleum
Cent
16%
5.200
16%
20%
Jan
20
reg)—£1
Petroleum common
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co
Jan
1,300
Sep
Apr
Ltd—
Apr
2%
%
12%
16%
1
•
1.50
Corp
Beverage
Courtaulds
7%
6%
6,300
20%
*
preferred class A
300
2%
A
48% July
167/a
ir %
5c
Mines
7%
6 %
"%
35% Mar
16
•
Reynolds common...
&
Tar
2%
50
•
Inc
Steel
6%
42%
Distillery Ltd—
Bridge
25c
14,700
42%
voting—
non-voting
Dominion
4%
2
10c
Varnish Co
Dominion
1,100
July
1%
Dominion
4%
1
2
1,100
Power
Canadian
Apr
1%
Corp..;
Inc
2,800
common
Co
%
Feb
10 Va
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Ltd
Jan
500
18
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Oil
Jan
14%
6 %
17%
Estate
Atlantic
Sep
31%
Nov
6 %*
"9%
C <Ss C Super Corp (new)
Cable Electric Products common
Canners
9%
Oct
12%
Apr
Ltd
Common
Canadian
Oct
20
1,800
3
17%
class A
Canadian
8
4,8u0
12%
8Va
Jun
Jan
12%c
Corp
Cement Co Ltd
6,600
22 %
12%
1
8%
22
12%
1%
Sep
4%
8% May
45,300
Jun
4%
Jan-
Aug"
Oct
2%
15%
1
13%
127/a
•
2
10%
(J P) & Son Inc
4
2%
25%
A Sep
10 %
Feb
Nov
12,600
Jan
Aug
9%
.
9%
22 %
%
400
Jan
Jan-
Nov
12 %
A
Jun
9%
5%
500
%
24 %
3,600
2,700
3s 6d
Jan
6% July
5%
9
dep rets ord shares
FebV
14
5%
13
Burma Mines Ltd—
43%
5%
23%
10 % July
11
Jun
12%
7%
Nov
Nov
22
10c
Inc
2.50
preferred
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
Aviation
~8%
7%
32%
15%
23
10
Corporation
10%
900
800
7%
7 Va
7%
rlO'/a Mar
23
50c
common
Nov
4%
•
9,500
12%
4% July
12%- Jan
41%
12%
«
•
common
Budget Finance Plan
6 V2 %
27% Mar
11%
1
Mills Ltd class B
13% Mar'
9% Mar
1,800
12%
Detroit
4%
38% July
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
Canada
800
41%
1.25
Lines
Detroit
£1
dep rets ord reg
Fire
Nov
9%
10 %
39'A
Feb
July
25
•
Co
Manufacturing Co common
Camden
9%
500
9%
10%
39%
14%
Car-Na-Var
Cornucopia
Curtis
6%
Electric
9% Mar
Aviation & Engineering__l
(H)
Curtis
2,700
California
Jun
Feb
1.200
Eastern
6%
40%
&
Nov
26,800
Calif
5,100
Oct
Cook Paint
May
5%
7%
Sugar
6%
11%
Cuban-Venezuelan
7%
Calamba
Mar
6%
29% Mar
Cuban
2%
convertible
8
6%
2,500
Sep
7
6%
Nov
6,000
Apr
6%
20c
Inc
common
Biscuit
Apr
4%
12 %
45%
2%
Oil
21
4Va
3,500
37%
14 %
7
Byrd
1,000
4%
~2%
Drug Co common..,
7 Va
Burry
17 %
17%
12
Cork
Jan
37% July
Sep
17 Va
4%
1
35%
Crown
3%
Jun
16
Aug
12%
Crown
3
99 %
"7%
25J/a
36%
Jan
103
Jan
•
10%
Nov
Oct
29%
,
500
33 % x34 %
Sep
1 % Mar
%
20%
800
1,500
•
Crown
2%
Burroughs
27%
%
25%
iff
25
25
•
Smelt
&
Crowley
•
American
16 v« Mar
94% Mar
Sep
10
Nov
34% Aug
A Jan
Oct
Corp
Utilities
Uranium
$6
Aug
2
lo
Air
Continental
Cuban
Jan
6%
Apr
24%
Liquidating
Continental
B
6%
1%
12% Mar
Service
Mining
Jan
5% Aug
73
1
53% July
•
Gear Works
convertible
28,500
300
Co
20
Breeze
60c
600
2 A
1,900
Royalty Oil
A
Oct
5% Mar
-1
Consolidated
Apr
Fen
2,750
.'
Consolidated
Jun
22
15
.
Consolidated Gas
8%
Jan
Sep
10c
Apr
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
1%
6'A
lit
50c
9%
Nov
81
Co
Sep
9% May
11% July
45%
27
vtc
Equipment
Public
20%
6%
50c
13%
1,700
Bruck
Oils
30% July
Jan
Jan
1474
Electrodynamics
Creole
17
16%
15,900
19%
19%
Consol
Cott
Jan
38
10
45%
45%
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp.-
$1
Jan
15
—
5
Manufacturing Co
Corroon
Jun
98
8% Mar
25%
Commodore Hotel Inc
Coro
81%
75%
Sand & Stone Co
Class
Jan
Sep
300
n%
n%
1
Airlines
Corby
July
28%
8% Mar
15
;
Products
Caribbean
Consolidated
7A Mar
12 Va
Jan
12
5;
Colonial
Nov
l.woo
B S
F Company
Buckeye Pipe Line
1,700
79
Mining
Colonial
Jan
7%
Forman
11%
10
4
Development ordinary
5%
44%
Brown
19,500
Jan
—5
Co
Aluminum
7
7%
Brown
6%
4%
6% Mar
92 % Aug
11%
__
Community
Oct
75%
Manufacturing Co
1
Corporation
1
Claussner Hosiery Co
-5
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—.4
Clinchfield Coal Corp common
20
Colts
Oct
3%
25%
Clarostat
Colon
Jan
8,300
40,100
11
4%
11%
1
Stamping
Cockshutt
Nov
14%
10
Inc
Clary
500
650
42%
dep
11%
2.50
;
Machine
&
Controller
Coastal
7%
18 %
Jan
10o
common
Rivet
Auto
City
Clark
400
7%
American
America
Consolidated
Chief
6%
44%
American
of
Cherry-Burrell
Chicago
Feb
6
6
6%
1
5% Mar
Apr
3%
*
pfd
Jan
5%
.100
Chesebrough-Ponds
7
•
5% % prior cumulative preferred—100
Borne
Scrymser Co..
5
Bourjois Inc
1
(H C) Co common
British Columbia
4
1
& Light 4%
Power
Corp
7
7
•
Brillo
8%
4
Century Electric Co common
10
Century Investors Inc..
2
Convertible preference
10
Cessna Aircraft Co common——...—.1
6%
•
3
& Co commcn
Jan
700
600
1
& Gorham
2%
2%
m"m;
50o
"•
Sep
16%
2%
16 %
12% Mar
8
if Jan
■X 2
Nov-
11%
50%
common.'
Gas
8%
preferred
Central
Sep
%
15% Mar
200
5%
—1
1
200
"22%
Watch Co Inc
Bridgeport
116
17%
1
17,200
25
Common
Bell Telephone of Canada
Belock Instrument Corp
Corp
Oct
1,000
1956
16%
..1
Bellanca Aircraft common.
Foote
110
4,200
1965.
24% Mar
16
—
1
1
Brad
110
6%
to
10 Va
8 Va
50c
;
Beck
(S)
Jun
17%
to
9Va
5%
20c
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Bohack
142%
8%
6Va
ext
Jan
11
~i U
•
Blumenthal
Feb
127%
Jan
5%
ext
Oct
8"% July
50o
Inc
10 Va
116
Power Co—
Maine
Central
Class
lo
Corp
Ltd
Starr
Jan
125
17Va
series
$1.50
preference
Feb
800
"6%
Vtc
Aug
8% Aug
12
—
—*
Vtc
15%
34
A Oct
1
Oct
Andes—
Ltd
Black
2s 6d
1
Illinois Secur Corp
Conv
Jan
Aug
Apr
27%
111% 111%
Jan
10
41
A
9%
126
126
2%
Nov
2
4,4J0
10
9%
9%
105%
99% Feb
16'A
9%
1
.
American shares '
Blauner's
"9%
•
$5 pfd
Explorers Ltd
Central
Continental
1
Bickford's
700
ord—
Continental Commercial
Barcelona Tr Light & Power
Benrus
32%
30 %
5
19.50
1
•
Class A
Inc
5%
—
3,100
6%
32 %
26 %
1
paid on
22 '53)
Baldwin Rubber common
(AS)
Oct
1
Charter
Nov
109 % 110
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas—
Bearings
2
Corp of America..
Nov
B
Basin
18,100
Cenco Corporation
Continental
Oil
Jan
2 A
Compo Shoe Machinery—
I'
Banff
Jan
2%
2
A
10
22
8% Jan
Co
Securities
5%
1% July
2
& Co
(A M)
Jan
Oct
1
Voting Machine..—
de los
Oct
11,500
W) Co common
(J
16%
4%
£1
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Banco
4,400
1%
common
Co Ltd
5%
24
Science & Electronic
Baldwin
3%
1%
Casco Products common
Co
2+S
25%
Automatic Steel Products Inc..
Axe
Carter
Char is
5,800
•
America
on
non-cum
2o%
3
•
rets B
dep
Chamberlin
4,600
6%
Corp warrants.
Atlas Plywood Corp
Non-voting
26
Carreras Ltd—
American
High
28% July
1%
common
:
Light
&
3,600
1
Jan.
Low
17% Mar
3
common
Feb
3%
10%
109%
Atlas
Automatic
Co
Power
Nov
5%
31%
Fisheries
Atlantic Coast Line
Carolina
4%
Tel—
$41
Carnation
Range since
High
26
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
16%
A
31%
Inc.
of
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
Shares
Low
1
1
vtc
Ltd
Producers
Jan
15%
iV
Oil
Aug
*78
5%
2.50
.
arrear
&
800
9%
9
Industries—
&
Coast
800
Sep
Canso
13
3
6%
Stores
$43
'53
Atlantic
15%
9%
100
Associate Laundries
Associated
21% July
Jan
Ltd
for week
bo
Williston Minerals
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Club
dep rets reg
Food
750
14%
4
warrants
Electric
Associated
37 Va
Light—
Equipment Corp
Associate
33% May
22
11%
,___5
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
32
125
20%
15%
5
preferred
&
July
100
100
1
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp
4.72%
Oct
40
35%
13,200
5%
1
Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Argus Cameras Inc..—
l
Armour
10% Jan
25%
4%
Apex-Electric
Arkansas Power &
Apr
16%
3
2.40
Gas
29%
Oct
7%
Petrofina
Canso
;
pfd—10
partic
Canadian
Canadian
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
shares
Louisiana
23% Jan
10,900
16%
-9 %
2
Angostura-Wupperman
Arkansas
1,100
8%
22
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Apr
17%
Sep
July
29%
15%
3
20o
Mines Ltd
62%
29
Jun
4%
3
Company class A
Lead
Anacon
Oct
1%
Jan
42%
16%
5
Incorporated
Amurex
U July
50
Sep
24% Jan
15%
250
Corp
1%
34%
5
Tractor
600
Feb
'35%
34%
pfd—23
2
American
30
Nov
2,600
7%
•
American Meter Co......——
24%
Jan
Jun
62
62
Rubber Co
Co
21%
4,600
U
-
7%
100 % May
Mar
95
Feb
13% July
American
American
40%
Jan
9% Mar
62
American Maracaibo
33%
650
Co
American Laundry Machine
American Manufacturing Co com..
Nov
1,650
American Book
Hard
6
12% Sep
3% Jan
1,000
30%
10
Feb
12%
12%
9 V2
Sep
99%
23%
•
Aluminum Industries common—
*
Ambrook Industries Inc———
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd
15
§American Bantam Car Co common—1
15%
9% Mar
24%
97%
98
100
Manufacturing
Mar
4
Sep
500
36%
35%
S
common
7%
19
800
6
6
13 % May
Jan
200
13%
13
1
stock—1
cap
preferred
cumulative
Aluminum Goods
4%
4%
of America—
Aluminum Co
$3.75
5%
10,400
10
convertible preferred
Control Co Inc
5%%
(Mich)
1,200
6%
-1
Pictures Corp
Artists
Allied
9%
6
1
Fisher common
Alles &i
Oct
10
9%
4%
1
Sale Price
Par
High
Low
Range
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
1
since Jan.
Range
6%
Inc
Allegheny Airlines
Shares
High
9%
warrants.
Corp
Alleghany
_10c
Engineering Co
All American
of Prices
Sale*
Week'a
Friday
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Electric Bond
&
El-Tronics
Esquire
200
16 y4
11% May
13%
900
7%
10%
38,100
14
12%
104%
1
Corp
preferred
1st
13 %
10
10c
1
10c
,
com.
3%
110
.
42%
■ 4%
8
8%
or
Eureka Pipe Line common
7
5,900
Fairchild
Oct
V %
8)4
100
1%
1%
48 400
%
-ft
U
23^500
%
Jan
1% Oct
13%
13%
20
13%
NOV
18% Mar
8
& Instrument
6%
__
7(4
1
22 %
21 y2
22y4
3,900
25c
2%
2%
2%
6%
2II
30,700
Federated Petroleums. Ltd
Sterling
Fishman
Fltzsimmons
.
Co Inc
Stores
Flying Tiger
Line
Oct
31 Vi Sep
1% Jan
class
Ltd
July
3
Inc
Co
-
•
8%
8%
Apr
July
*
Jan
8% Oct
11
*34
Aug
18,800
5ya
Jan
2,400
102%
Jan
104y2
140
152
Jan#
'
»
160
6U
6%
198
Sep
6(4
87,200
5\l
Nov
3(4
4,i.0J
27/a
Oct
47/a
4(4
1,900
2%
Apr
14%
300
32 %
14% Mar
600
Jan
6%'
6(2
Apr
3% Mar
1,000
400
6
1%
1%
2V8
1,000
5y2 May
1% Oct
2%
2,300
2
3(4
17(4
17 y2
17 y2
50
Nov
16 y2
7ft Mar
5
100
40
48%
—
41
—
3%
16%
16V8
1%
—
—
—
k '■
Jun
Mines
111
Aug
4,300
2%
Oct
*
100
stock
(when issued)
7
5ft Oct
7% Nov
—
Oils
Ltd
—
1
50c
Greer Hydraulics
-Gruoil Freehold Leases
f
7%
1,900
16
200
15
—9c
1
.Grocery Stores Products common
.5
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
*
Company
950
21
w
10%
1
-25
1
:
1%
1
—
Hastings Mfg Co
2
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
1
Havana Lithographing Co—,—-—10c
Hazel Bishop
Dept Stores common—
Hearn
Hecla
Helena
Heller
-
Mining Co
Rubenstein
E)
(W
;
common
*
1
—
& Co common.-
5V2% preferred
4%
10c
*
—5
25c
Inc—
Corp
Oct
15*%
24%
2
1(4 Jan
40% Sep
13,100
20
230
75%
10
1%
1%
preferred
Henry Holt & Co common
10c
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
53
40
Hoe
—
1
Holly
Sep
Holophane
Co
common
Hurd
Lock &
Manufacturing Co
Hydro-Electric Securities
Hygrade Food Products
17%
2,700
3%
13,700
180
185%
3(4
1,050
Nov
224
Jan
141
1%
Oct
1/128 1/164
96,800
.
_
3%
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
Insurance Co of North America
40,400
2
May
5,403
11,600
9(4
Nov
International
Breweries
Cigar
Machinery
International
Metal
Industries
8%
International Petroleum
International
For
fo"tyot°s
s"e
37% Jan
4% Jan
6%
Jan
43 % July
Apr
7% Mar
8
Jan
46%
200
68
Mar
96 V2 Aug
16%
575
13
Jan
18 »/* Oct
1
1
1(4
1,700
(The)
Co
Oct
1%
3V2 Mar
1%
1%
18 V\
18%
18%
200
13% Mar
20 y2
95
1
*—*
94%
99 V4
5,100
70% May
101%
40
200
28% Jan
11 Va
600
10%
Aug
14 Va
3%
20
39
2
Oil
xl0%
Xl0%
9
>
Mfg
Iron
Jun
Nov
Mhy
41
Feb
Midland
Mid-West
L000
Mldvale
12S
4%
-
4
6%
39"a
2%
2%
8,100
4%
2(4
2
6%
1,700
1,200
6%
'
10,003
41
2,400
3%
9% xlO
16,/4
Oct
900
Kv
3% Sep
4% Oct
:
1% Aug
5%
Oct
36% Sep
2% Apr
10,00)
8%
17%
17%
450
17%
17%
17%
300
9%
Jan
Sep
16% Oct
,
Feb
Jan
Jan
20
%
/8
w
3 /4
0 700
3,700
Ift3/4 inaf8
1®/4
6
1®,^
fa-,a
3v
/8
??
q
.
^®
4,700
S?'
32
5,2Hn
500
—
—
iu
30%
•
49%
49%
139
139
25
30
25%
23%
tqi/.
39 ,2
ani/
40
/2
"lit 10I?>
6/8
6
/2
201/
20 /2
11%
6
?
6
>
Jan
Jan
Apr
Sep
Feb
Oct
Co
Co
Wohl
Co
2?3/4
3
1,000
7fiS
700
HZ
200
inioo
10,100
15% Jan
20% May
50% Sep
47(4 Jan
7
.
KS ^brp (Can) Ltd
MononeaheTa Power" Co"—
4 4oTcumulaUve preferred
4 80%
cZS orefe?Jed series"T
D?1erred serles C
Society
12
1,000
22?JNrlJ
22 /8 Nov
10"
36
1,500
10% Jan
8
Aug
94
Jan
2"%
II
J.5ai
5%
108(4 112
1,900
2,800
20%
Oct
Jan
4% Jan
>
12% July
9
Jun
99% Jan
26% Aug
8% Feb
126% Jun
2,700
Jan
8%
Oct
9% Oct
20y4 Jan
9(4
_•
99%
25% Aug
8h
28%
5
6%
6(4
30%
7
25,700
1,800
Peb
24% May
67/a
Oct
36%
Feb
31% Sep
11% Feb
24%
Oct
31%
Jan
15,800
11% Mar
22 Va
Nov
25%
"
3,800
5%
26
5%
10Va
6,700
54,700
45%
47%
7,400
10%
10%
200
6%
3,000
2,400
6
14
13%
5% May
17
■"
Jan
10 y4 Feb
62% Sep
8% Jan
5
May
Jan
Oct
13
7%
Sep
Feb
% NOV
Oct
1% Feb
8j/2 Feb
13
6
15%
Nov
16
1,000
7%
Feb
11%
2,100
28% Sep
Jan
7"%
27
4,500
7%
7%
16
Feb
21%
22% Oct
19% Mar
9%
10%
23,600
9 Va
Oct
17 V4
Jan
12%
175
12%
Oct
14 y2
Apr
3Q%
100
Jan
31
23
24%
1,700
8(4
600
7%
20 Va May
24
Aug
25% Jun
6%
21%
33
26%
1
2,200
Jan
Nov
5%
8,500
3% Mar
5%
5%
1,300
5%
Jan
34%
34%
10
34 %
Oct
23%
24%
500
12(4
150
105
700
lft
111
46,400
25%
27%
"7,700
30
105
105
106 %
60
4%
200
4%
180
175
-
176
43
44
125
10%
44
Jan
19%
129%
1%
Jun
36%
July
26
Jan
103
107 y2
Aug
Apr
10%
700
12% Aug
1% Oct
15 Va
22%
Oct
31 Vi
98
Aug
104
Oct
108
Mar
Jan
105
July
19 Va
20%
127 % 129 %
2V2 May
Sep
103% July
Apr
5% July
165 % Mar
176% Jan
Jun
46 y2 July
37/a
41
7% Jan
Oct
3% Mar
—
Feb
6% July
6% Sep
100
xl2(4 Xl3,
100
•
17 Va
9% Jun
12
July
5%
Jan
3% Oct
1,100
19
Jan
23% Jan
400
116
Jan
146%, Sep
—
2
Feb
9%
—
4/a
1%
1(4
7,600
1%
Apr
26 %
27 Va
900
25 %
Apr
Juh
May
39
Sep
Nov
7
Jan
9%
9%
1,100
7
34%
35 %
500
31
4%
4(4
2,300
6
2,900
4%
30% Mar
9%
Sep
M
-10
Nachman Corp
■
Milling
5%
5Va
1
16%
16%
Dehydrating &i
National Alfalfa
Co
National Bellas Hess common——_—1
National
Natinnal
Brewing Co
Presto
(Mich)
—25®
Industries Inc————————2
HaUoSa! Rcreich Co™
National
1
1
Rubber
Machinery
__1
10
National Starch Products common-^-l
*
Associates——10c
Car Ltd
National
Steel
Telefilm
—1
New Park Mining Co
New Process Co common
Oct
14
--
1
Inc
Namm-Loeser's
National U. S. Radiator Corp w
Neptune Meter common—
Nestle Le Mur Co common
—
New British Dominion Oil Ltd
New England Tel & Tel
New Haven Clock & Watch Co
50c conv preferred
New Idria Min & Chem Co
New Jersey Zinc
—
New Mexico & Arizona Land
New Pacific Coal & Oils Ltd
6.400
3,100
22 Va
lOO
50c
Muter Company common
8^ Jun
42% Sep
11 Va
31%
29%
20
102% 103%
.10
5% Feb
39(4
19% Aug
102%
:.5
2.50
National Transit common
National Union Electric Corp
11 Va
11% July
Jan
Oct
100
100
1
15% Sep
38 %
Feb
13%
20 %
W
2.50
Aug
iiy8
9%
100
21
X
4
National Petroleum Ltd
lis? "!an
900
17%
20%
4
National Mfg & Stores common..;
15 /8 Jan
5% Aug
__
42 /i Aug
l0?3/ S
7% Nov
,
•
Jan
45
6,800
10
9%
17%
104
*
10c
^oa/ Jfln
tUD
32 /i
8l%5Iay
4
Mar
23%
*
nfd
26% Oct
38%
I~
A
A
149% Jun
35,700
9Va
class"
Jan
207/a
65',
5Va
coin
Mar
138
37% July
5%
P/*
50c
common
Muskogee Co common.
Sa S
Nov
20
22%
34
1
—-
Murray Ohio Mfg Co^
Muskegon Piston Ring common
Nov
SS
oo
39%
Apr
6
May
32% Nov
30 Va
5
-
Refineries
Mountain States Tel & Tel
8TV/fiiTit*9'
TV
Tnc
32
37%
.
23/a
50c
Abrasive
Piping
Knl
,2 2iS
Mar
Jan
12%
•
Jg1'gjFtea
4*
25% Jun
xl7
45%
10%
6(4
13%
%
7%
17
10%
1
25c
1
2.50
*
Mar
M£ir
lv S°K
5%
preferred—*
Mont£Lerv Ward & Co class
Moodf^nvestors oa?tic?na1n
Mo?ris San Corn of Ame? ^
Aug
3% Oct
15% Mar
Apr
Oct
19
9%
25(4
10
1
10
common
Monroe Loan
He/ rvT
6 4 Oct
Nov
Co
6% cumulative preferred
Mt Vernon-Woodberry Mills
il^4
M&r
nT
24%
conv
5
5
£
Nov
18
600
Products—
5?
-r
3
Co
.Missouri Public Service comjnon
?ct
--
;
CortT^fCanada6"6'1,
1"5*
Minnesota Pwr & Llght~5% "pfdllII100
aup
2%
5Va
6%
2%
12%
59%
3%
15%
21
1
—1
1
...
Minine
Sen
mv
13V
ann
8,800
Miller
kw
49% Nov
26% Jan
;
Co—
21%
.10
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Midwest
1(4
—*
common
Oil Corp $1
Nov
^K38
5
Midland Steel
62%
\V(' IVv
1
1
55(4 Mar
49%
400
-*
9 4
17%
20%
31
*
Middle States Petroleum common
11(4 Oct
Sep
4,700
18 Va
32%
3%
4ft Jan
1
50
11
39%
*
3%
18
£1
Micromatic Hone Corp
62%
4
Co
Metal Textile Corp common
Michigan Plating & Stamping
Michigan Steel Tube
Michigan Sugar Co common
6% preferred
12% Feb
8ft Sep
-
18(4
1
McWilliams Dredging common—
Feb
4%
& Co
(A G)
15%
4
(The B)
3%
7
Co
common
Inc common
W)
(J
14% Mar
8
Service
Stores
31%
50c
Corporation..
Public
800
29(4
frage 35.
4% Mar
Oct
30
87 V4
300
capital stock.*
Products
13% Jan
Jan
3%
15
15(4
1
gi/8
11 y4 May
7% Nov
86%
11(4
•
A
13 y« May
15
14%
3,800
I
Inc
International
Sep
87 %
11
56%
5%
31 Va Jun
•
McKee
18% Jan
10%
1/128 Nov
,1/
111%
Mar
Jan
10 Va
•
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Jan
3j4
47
5
9% Feb
20
5
62(4
50c
6% Jan
115
Chain
Mavs
July
July
9%
4
24' 4
6
6%
10
A
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
1/64 Nov
4A Jan
20%
*
ft Jan
Nov
Jan
13% May
4% Mar
25
Oct
300
National
Industrial Enterprises Inc
5% July
35
8% Feb
6%
class
Communication Co Ltd.
5% Feb
Nov
133(4
6ft
1
1
12 %
Marconi International Marine
20v8 July
13% Mar
179
1%
20
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—•
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
£1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd__10o
2,000
6%
preferred
Groceterias
Mesabl
20
dep rets ord reg
6% Sep
2,000
.1
cumulative
Nov
7%
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Amer
7%
13%
13
150
11%
3,000
150
12
Nov
400
Feb
11%
1.800
2.50
Jan
6%
Mead Johnson & Co
I
Illinois Zinc Co common
47/a
4%
5
Merrill Petroleums Ltd..
6.300
9
20%
100
32%
Menasco
4%
*
5
% May
Jan
5,600
6
Mar
1(4
5
7%
■
'
32
74% Feb
137(4 140
40
102
4%
1
29
185
137%
1%
Inc
21% May
6 Vs. Oct
5%
Inc
(R G.)
30% May
4
*
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
15
•Horn & Hardart Baking Co
*
Horn & Hardart common
*
5% preferred
100
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc common—
i
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Horder's
14% Feb
5%
4%
4%
25c
Jan
3%
3%
5%
32
8% Jan
common
Realty
Jan
4
1
-*
1% Mar
Oct
12,400
1,100
Manlschewitz
88
Feb
1% Jun
13
60c
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc.
Jan
6
8(4
49
5
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
lYa
3%
21
2.50
25c
Hofmann Industries Inc
2% Jun
1,900
3%
26(4 Oct
16%
6(4
2,700
lVa
"7%
Mangel
2% Feb
1(4 Jan
—
10(4
10
Inc common
& Co
(R)
Class A
1,000
3
1 Va
7%
600
27%
__
3(4
13
Sep
11% Jan
2%
M
57
Mar
49% Mar
Apr
75%
19,200
57
27
1
Highie Mfg Co common
*
5%
convertible preferred—
19
12%
l'/a
50o
;
470
56%
27%
100
-100
—1
—
700
400
Lynch Corp
Oct
40%
.*■
17%
20 Va
1,400
Lunkenheimer
Oct
Jan
75%
—
20
2% Mar
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longlnes-Wittnauer Watch Co
Louisiana Land & Exploration
19(4 May
10%
20
40
4j
19
11%
Maine
11(4 Jan
44
44
13%
100
29%
class B
July
800
8,503
10%
21%
2
—1
i
Plywood Corp—
Electric Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Harbor
Hartford
Nov
33%
11%
Magna
31
700
14%
13%.
21%
-2
1
Apr
31/2
3
28%
5%
H
Hall Lamp Co
28 y4
2,000
5,300
2,900
11%
Mid-West
Hammond Organ Company
May
5
107% Aug
22% Qct
20 Vi Oct
13'/a July
4%
5
16(4 Mar
Jan
,
~3 Va
10
11% Mar
Mar
31
10%
8,4
11
14%
Jan
7(4
8(4 Jan
1/128
-1
2%
Feb
4% Jan
6 ft
8%
15%
11(4
17%
3%
19,100
5% Feb
33%
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
Oct
2%
ft
29%
1%
3%
1
Ltd
Mines
Le Tourneau
113
Oct
1% Feb
105% Feb
15%
*
3ya Oct
13 Va
28y2
Locke Steel
30
1414
Jan
%
20
5
33l/2c
20c
Lear Inc common
108% July
5% Jan
18% Jan
6
8%
lii
5
Lefcourt
,
2%
ft
19,600
1
Loblaw
108 y2
6
21£
3%
1
-50(4 Nov
16
2%
~3
7.50
:
—
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
l& ga]ie Extension University
10% July
—: •
107
75,900
Oct
Lamson Corp cf Delawere
Lamson & Sessions* Co
Jan
Apr
% Sep
105% Feb
50
%
iy2
1%
5
Shores
Aug
3y8 Nov
3,800
4% Mar
15,600
Lakey Foundry Corp
Pacific Tea—
common
Grass
Stores
Jan
105 %
—
3Va
3%
—5
5
preferred
33%
1,400
2,700
1%
'
„
£1
5%
L
19y2 May
Oct
4V* Sep
Sep
.
8
Aug
3% Feb
2(4
1
300
103% Jan
ft
1
10
Company
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
115
Aug
9% Sep
2%
10%
1st preferred—
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co
Hazeltine
42% Jun
5
Feb
Laclede-Christy
34% July
27%
109%
1
Consolidated
32%
5%
Inc
common
Feb
Sep
Feb
6y2 July
17% Jun
....
32
-*
1%
New
38 Va
8% Jun
3
4
14%
—1
Inc
Sugar class A
•Griesedieck
16% Apr
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd
Sep
4(4
class B
Distilleries
Sweet
Nov
Kobacker
/
3
.
Great
14%
20
1
<Goodman Manufacturing Co
50
.Gorham Manufacturing common
4
Graham-Paige Motors 5% conv pfd—2i
Grand Rapids Varnish
1
*
Gray Manufacturing Co
5
v.Great Amer Industries Inc
10c
*
1,100
5,200
*
*
B
Rights
14%
20%
10
Glen Alden Corp
&
Nov
Xl4%
common
21%
1
Atlantic
3%
May
common
j
Gladding McBean & Co
Non-voting
6,900
10
50c
5%
convertible preferred
20
General Public Service $6 preferred—*
'SGoneral Stores Corporation
1
Georgia Power $5 preferred
*
$4.60 preferred
*
Gerity Mich Corp
1
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
1
Great
3 %
100
General Plywood Corp common
tt
3Va
11 Vb
22'/a
6%
-
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing common—
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
Goldfield
3%
14%
11(4
-
American
;
Feb
Oct
10c
—*
11%
100
1
General
prior
17 %
8y« Sep
7,300
3%
50
•
common—
General Electric Co Ltd—
$4.50
buj
9% Sep
8,400
4(4 May
1% Apr
2ft
—_1
1
*
Supply Cdrp com—1
b% convertible preferred
25
Class
72
4% cumulative preferred
Co
(Adolf)
io
Kingston Products
Kio Oil & Development Co
Klrkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
Knott Hotels Corp..
Builders
Godchaux
1« Va
6ft July
General Acceptance Corp warrants
Gobel
i>,*
Lake
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co common
-
1—2.50
66% July
£1
1
1.25
5
Co
Co
Sep
11%
Krueger Brewing Co
5%
Union
Nov
15%
600
Nov
„
Globe
22 %
1,000
12%
4
;
Brewing Co
Brewing
Glenmore
100
18%"
12%
3% Jan
c
;
22%
18%
12%
1
A
dep rets ord reg
Gilchrist Co
22%
15%
5
1
,
(Peter)
Gilbert: (A C)
3%
5iy8 Jan
»
,
1
Kidde (Walter) & Co.!
Kin-Ark Oil Company
Kings County Lighting
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
'
1(4
300
voting
(
5%
15*
10,100
B
General
3
13,700
Class
General Alloys
2%
4'%
8%
Power
2%
4ft
141%
Gatineau
5%
6%
56(4
*
A)
8% Sep
5%
4(4
—1
(Geo
Jan
4ft
non-voting
Fuller
4%
56 y4
A
Amer
1,900
7
4V2
Class
Fox
8%
7
m*
Jun
10
Ford Motor of Canada—
Fort Pitt
18 y* Mar
8%
56%
4
10"
Inc
(M H)
Oct
2.»0
(Phlla)__
Association
Firth
*
12%
Kaiser Motors Corp.
Oct
Oct
21
1,100
9y8 Aug
Aug
l% Mav
2,600
14 Va
14
81/*
Sg
8(4
_—1
Fargo Oils Ltd—
; Fire
Jan
5
13%
jM?vno-Ma?oSv°inc0mm0n
*
,
94 V* Jun
1,900
1
^5nb •'"
3nliZ
6
25c
10
& Co class A
Camera
12% July
3% Mar
Oct
6,400
2%
Ka^DrufCompany0
Pfd—10J
la^SrCo^&I-^ZZ-ZIIlS
Aug
9% Jan
108
F
(Max)
8%
2%
2% Sep
89 %
7%
$
14% Nov
Jan
13,100
% 4S
7% Aug
1%
1
_$1
Warrants extended to Jan 1 1956
Factor
High
Low
High
2%
10c
Investors Royalty
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
*
Ironite Inc
1
Irving Air Chute
1
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
10% Nov
Nov
102%
1,600
2k 2k
Jan
7%
9,800
10
Inc
Eureka Corporation Ltd
v
14%
104% 104V2
8%
5
Steel
&
18%
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
.
7%
International Resistance Co.
% Jan
32
Apr
17% Apr
20% July
23
Jan
for Week
Range
Lots
Par
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Kennedy's Inc
Corp
Emsco Manufacturing Co
cum
% Sep
25V2 Oct
10% Aug
1,300
18 y2
pfd—100
Equity Corp common
n
$2 convertible preferred..
Forge
13,300
13%
20c
t
G %
Friday
Last
Sale Frioe
^
•
22,9</0
\i
28
13J/2
5c
Inc
Millwork
High:
Low
High
ft
18
*
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range since Ian. 1
Shares
26Va
1
Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5 7o
Er««»
;
NOVEMBER
,
13y2
1
1
fcinery
Empire
ENDED
v.-
■
28
1
Electrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
f
s/8
_5
common
of Friees
Low
__1
_
Share
Corporation
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Par
Elder Mines Limited
i.ElectroData
■•Week's-
Last
16%
2,100
3%
4
16,200
4%
5
800
2,°6
"2% In
27,600
11%
300
26%
3
4(4
6% Oct
27% Jan
2%
Jan
4%
Nov
4%i July
5% Apr
16% May
1 % May
19%
2\\ Nov
24(4
25%
Jan
26%
27
10% Mar
12%
15,000
17%
Nov
33 y4
Oct
11,600
19 Va
Apr
25%
Nov
1,000
24%
Jan
30
26%
u%
18
25%
16
12% Mar
37/a
4%
——
17% Feb
Jan
Sep
4%
Jan
Sep
34% Sep
"2% "iVa
6,700
2%
Nov
4% July
4Va
4%
500
3%
Aug
2(4
8,400
2%
Jan
5y4 Aug
4% July
30c
1
2%
2%
1
5
—1
11%
10(4
11%
5,400
10 Va
Oct
12
27
28
1,500
21
Feb.
28% Oct
Sep
7y4 Jan
40c
100
1
—
2(4
137 %
2%
—*
50c
25c
--1
2(4.
38,4
^ P
20c
2 ft
—1
2%
*
—
4%
4(4
100
2Va
2%
11,500
136 % 137%
1,750
4%
2 Vs
131
Oct
Mar
Jun
3V4 Mar
145
Feb
2%
2%
4,000
2%
Nov
4Va
9%
10%
1,900
9%
Nov
11%
2%
2(4
47,900
2%
Nov
38 Va X39%
6,600
37 %
Nov
48% Jan
15%'Nov
27% May
16%
19%
12,200
1%
2ft
67,800
1%
2%
2(4
16,100
2
Oct
Oct
25
58
Jan
81
81
5
Jun
Oct
Mar
2ft Oct
4%
Jan
83% Nov
33
34
(2153)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, November 21, 1955
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
i
.
Week's
Range
Par
New Superior
New
York
Oils
New York
&
Co
Noma
Mines
Lites
•—
Ine
Norden-Ketay Corp
North
American
Class
Cement
class
Par
100
10% Jan
18
Oct
Sentinel Radio Corp common——1
40
Jan
80
Sep
Sentry
150
10
Mar
12
Oct
2,500
2Va
3% Mar
Jan
8%
9.600
6%
12%
11%
11,100
11 %
Jan
Feb
51%
52
200
50
Oct
56% July
51%
125
50
Nov
'56% Aug
49%
£0
Corp
of
pfd
4%
•
____
1,500
91
4%
2 %
45
17,000
2%
5%
Jan
10*
2
Oct
*
Sicks Breweries Ltd
Signal Oil & Ga$ Co class A
Sllex Co
Oct
common
i
Ohio
Power
common
•
56%
preferred™
Gkonite
Old
4% r!o
Oils
loo
B
Ltd
Corp
common
Pacific
5',2 f'c
5%
redeemable
cum
Oil
68%
Oct
6%
Nov
900
8>/4
7%
8%
43,900
65%
Jan
99
18%
Jan
30%
„*
pfd
100
vtc
Oils
&
—2.50
Minerals
Pierce Governor common
Gold
Ltd
Amer
Powdrell
Mines
Scale
&
27%
27%
500
2?%
Anr
oct
27%
Anr
105%
105% 105%
60
xl02%
Scd
106%
Jun
Apr
105'/a Jan
103%
103% 106
13%
54,100
111% 111%
50
13
2%
2%
3%
5°,8
5%
6
Progress
l
13%
13%
13%
2,400
13%
Nw
24%
Jan
9%
9%
10%
3,900
61/
Tan
in%
sPn
Standard Products
7%
7%
1,500
700
6% May
5% Jan
15%
6%
6 %
14% xl5%
4%
4%
300
4'/!
Jan
4%
Nov
59 %
59%
59%
1,300
59%
Nov
x71%
Feb
18
Jan
21%
20
Prosperity Co class
B
Gas
Public Service of Colorado—
Puget
Pyle-National
Ml
6 %
6%
3,500
5%
6
4%
3,200
1,700
16%
Co
*
com
common
4
16%
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10%
10%
Quebec Power Co
11%
105% 105%
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7
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t "
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1,900
400
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1,500
8
8%
400
55
55%
100
11%
11%
700
11%
Oct
19
19%
2,700
12%
Feb
7%
19%
Oct
20,500
ft Jan
10%
Jun
23/4
Apr
nu
•
19%
7
6%
2%
14%
X9% Se&p
Jan
Jan
60%
6%
5
14%
15%
2,000
12
Aug
16%
Oct
153/4
Nov
Feb
10% Mar
1,200
10%
3,400
Feb
9%
-
27%
102% 103%
175
100
Mar
60%
60%
500
44
Jan
16
300
Apr
65% Sep
15%
Apr
200
16%
Jan
26
41
Feb
27%
28%
•
May
....
Jan
^
32
Reis
(Robert)
23%
23%
50
32
32%
13%
13%
800
50c
Engineering
1
50c
to
Jan
3
Cablle
rets
Corp
Field
ord
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pfd F
1%
10%
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(The F C)
100
5
—
2%
97%
Sep
1
1
V»
1
1 Va
36
%
38
12%
•
10% xll%
10,000
61%
8Va
8%
6%
200
2%
2%
2,900
2%
Tim
16%
Jan
1
Nov
97%
CD -J
CO"
90
25%
o5
17%
105/! oSf
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24%
to«
36
9%
.
45%
.
8%
92%
Feb
Apr
o?i/
Mar
99
/4
Jan
Nov
.
27%
1,200
21
,4
27,2
,
12%
1.000
41%
48 %
6,800
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13%
13%
4,900
10/4
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4,800
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29%
1,300
3%
4%
1,800
6%
7
4
6%
400
Apr
tv oln
!6%
6
c0V
Lawrence Corp Ltd
San
common
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
Cun
pfd 4% % series
Cum pfd 4.40% series
OO
8
1
i
21%
25c
2%
7%
~2%
7
300
30.KQO
7%
9
0
Co
__i
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
see
page
6*/2
23'%
1,200
37
40
1
2
35.
4,600
12%
US
2%
14,300
18%
20%
9,200
2%
19%
l
ZZZZZ*
6
Jan
57% May
Sep
28%
Jan
49s,8 July
43%
44%
200
38 %
Jan
47
__
27%
27%
700
25% Mar
25%
25%
25%
400
24%
Jun
8%
8%
9%
1,200
8%
Nov
12%
Sep
14%
14%
14%
1,900
13'%
Oct
22%
Jan
5%
5%
5%
200
4%
Jun
4%
Jan
25% Sep
20% Mar
22
Jan
21%
Apr
2%
600
12%
13 Va
200
5ft Feb
9% July
Jan
23
Jan
40
2% Sep
12 % Aug
4%
Oct
350
23%
Jan
1,700
4%
Sep
Apr
6%
30
Jan
July
5% Aug
4,100
3%
23,900
2,400
29
27
29
23% July
31%
10
Apr
33
32%
33%
1,100
30
36 %
Apr
16%
16%
16%
1,800
15%
1
*
i6%
19
13%
16%
20
300
17
4%
5%
3,800
4%
5
514
1,600
5
33/8
2%
31/2
2,700
58
300
,
57%
__
7
__
18%
185/8
20%
__
21
"
32"
9% May
7% Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
59
Jan
8
500
17%
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
21
Nov
Jan
13%
Jun
Aug
4%
2,100
it
1%
m
Sep
Nov
3 Va
14
10%
u/
Jan
3%
„
*ji/
Jan
17%
20%
.
Mar
43
Feb
200
7
18%
Jun
18
Aug
Oct
5
Sep
5%
61
July
15% Aug
3,700
18 Va
Jan
Oct
5%
1
Jan
1%
52
24,800
19
__
5
*
5
1,500
3
12,600
»2
3214
200
21%
22'%
4%
Jan
Sep
Feb
Feb
8% Mar
26% Mar
36
May
21%
4,900
20%
Oct
30%
1
54%
51 %
54%
550
•
37%
Jan
55
13%
18%
19%
3,300
18%
Oct
23%
Jan
4%
10,700
3% May
4%
14%
Apr
Jun
_.__1
4
4
25c
8%
1
•
19
__
1
41/,
8%
100
20%
19
X39
1,300
x39
4
100
414
7%
71/8
13,800
7
Mar
15% Apr
36% May
3% Aug
3,700
5
Co
__
16%
16%
6%
Sep
22%
52
Jan
Mar
5%
Nov
Jan
Feb
10
Sep
500
19%
Jun
Jan
17%
Jun
Feb
31 % May
12
Nov
16% Mar
15%
16%
25%
26
12%
12%
13%
13,500
1%
36,300
1
l{g
ljg
*
5
1
ii
20%
28%
29
20%
600
21%
3,200
10c
3%
3%
4%
12%
11%
12%
2,300
20
28%
28
29
11,800
25
25
25
200
1
12%
1234
13%
1
41%
41 %
43
1,500
500
20
1%
Sep
Mar
Jan
15
3%
35% May
22%
Nov
Oct
5%
11
Nov
16%
Apr
14%
Feb
29
Nov
Apr
20% May
9% Jan
25% Aug
13% Nov
26
43
Mar
Feb
1%
1%
800
lft
62 %
300
56%
Jan
7%
8%
3,000
Nov
7%
Jan
61%
_
1%
112
Jan
6%
113
69
Jun
Jun
Mar
70c
7%
100
102%
1
2%
2%
2%
4,000
2%
Jan
125
3%
1%
1%
1%
8,900
1%
Oct
2%
Jan
3%
3%
1,200
3%
Nov
4'%
Jan
1
101% 102%
__
11
Corp
July
23%
16,700
10
25c
Sep
107
29
Jan
11%
23%
15%
25%
1
Inc
11%
500
1,800
5
7
warrants
10%
11
250
4%
99
Jan
Jan
-
-
9
Oct
25
Jan
59,000
•
19% Mar
-
10% July
105
May
14%
Sep
Jan
30% Aug
31
Sep
7
Nov
y
10c
—
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
5
—
Union Gas of Canada
•
—
Investment
Co
United
Aircraft
51//4
48%
7
5/2
5,900
2,600
300
49
Products
100
1
112
5CI
7ft
20
118
6%
5
4
7ft
10,200
10,900
c~.,
—
36
35%
36
900
common
•
8
9
1,025
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
10s
N
J
Products
RR
Profit
&
Canal
Sharing
common
Preferred
United
Foil
S
Jan
„100
8
—
__25
7
229
53%
Sep
6%
Oct
Nov
Nov
7% July
228
Feb
Sep
10
4,500
%
Jan
6%
7
250
5%
Sep
9
Mar
54%
4,700
45%
Jun
55
Nov
160
36%
Oct
40%
1,400
11%
Jan
16%
Sep
3%
Jun
53
Conditioning Corp..
10c
2'%
1%
2%
19,800
1%
Nov
l
36%
'128.700
32 %
Nov
3%
44
3%
13%
13%
10
4%
300
900
10
5
2%
May
Jan
2%
81
2,300
2%
9.600
1%
200
65%
Apr
Jan
82
15
common
1% Mar
11
5
28%
2%
—
41%
5
Jan
6% July
239 % Jun
1
15
25c
9%
229
39%
Universal American Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
8% Aug
55
13%
Universal Insurance
Universal Products Co
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Sep
Feb
36
39
5
9%
Jan
14%
B
Sep
Nov
Nov
39
class
11%
118
35%
1
25.
7% July
54%
U
__
25
5
common.
Specialities
Air
Jan
85%
5ft
10
common
preferred
Apr
35 %
—
*
Milk
Jan
.
20
common
United
Feb
4%
8%
118
common__50c
united
Asbestos Corp
United Elastic Corp
New
3%
41
4
Union Stock Yards of Omaha__
28% Mar
Nov
3ft Feb
22%
Aug
6% Aug
6%
41
4%
41%
3,150
5%
5,000
Jan
25% Mar
3%
Feb
1% Mar
44
4%
15
5%
2%
83%
46%
Jan
Nov
Oct
Oct
Apr
Sep
Oct
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
Apr
20
Jan
75
17%
13%
Jan
Apr
Sep
4,200
5
Feb
6
Jan
4%
16%
1
7
26
4% May
29%
17%
1
1%
28% May
4%
100
4%
4%
50c
8%
58
1,600
28%
4%
United States Vitamin Corp
United Stores Corp common
Jan
|g
__
u s Rubber Reclaiming Co
Apr
500
V'
.ft
Sep
%
Jun
July
27%
Jan
6%
Jan
27
85%
4,200
23%
40
50c
Seaboard Western. Airlines
Securities Corp General
Beeman Bros Inc
footnotes
6%
23%
•
common
Nov
37% Mar
49%
13%
Oct
Jan
8%
41%
65% Mar
2%
32
10
57%
Corp
United Shoe Machinery
20
2!£
7,134
35
6% Mar
Jun
100
43 %
3%
Jun
Jan
Jun
7
170
"5
Ulen Management Company.
United
Ton
22% Jan
21%
4%
8
1,200
500
9% Aug
2,400
1
4,800
47%
•
United
20
1
Steel
Temper
U
84%
20
Inc
For
l
—20
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
Eayre & Fisher Brick Co
Scullin
True
U S
Han Diego Gas & Electric
Co—
Cum pfd
59c
series
Schick
Chemical
Trl-Continental
Sep
s
St
*
n!/2^ar
8/4
Aug
5
Toklan Oil Corp
Toledo Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
IranS EmPire oils Ltd—
Trans Lux Corp
10%
a!
S
Jun
41
55
5s
97
91/0
33%
8
Apr
1,900
8%
£1
y
Nov
12%
41%
Anr
35
Oct
Nov
3
registered
Union
3 /4
nn
5%
10
8
4%
2%
32%
Jan
,
2/b July
5,100
I
,
14% July
68w Jan
11 % July
An?
oo3/
u
Nov
4/e Feb
ov
™
8%
.
M
Eeb
1,900
5%
1
Anr
97
6,800
%
6
28%
1
25
uct
300
1
Aeronautical Co
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Nov
Jan
300
1
Ryan
23%
4%
9%
4%
10
l
Amer deposit rets ord
Tniv
10%
7,600
1,200
1.25
Company
1,000
qs/.
6
25%
10
common
24%
2%
1.50
Co
Jan
9% Mar
23%
61%
8Va
£1
reg
common
Electric Steel
Rovalite Oil Co Ltd
Fifth
— -
38
1
Inc
Rotary
Russeks
1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep
23%
•
Mining Co
extended
5
l
Inc..
7
2,000
13%
1
Corp
&
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
Roosevelt
500
32%
& Co
Oil
Electric
Remington Arms Co Inc
Rome
8%
*
1
Richmond Radiator
Pico Argentine
Vtc
8%
6.25
Reiter-Foster
Rice-Stix
vCO
10
Pump Co
Reliance
CO
3% Mar
3
54
deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyard Corp common
10c
common
Preferred
Reda
1
2%
__
_.._l
Amer
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
—
__
2%
•
70c convertible preferred
Thor Corporation common
Thorofare Markets Inc
Tilo Roofing Inc
Tishman Realty & Construction
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
_
2b 4
__
Oct
3%
Corp
Thompson-Starrett
106%
R
Reading Tube Corp
,
Thiokol
15%
60^%
Jan
57%
Talon Inc class A common..
Class B common
Tampa Electric Co common
Technicolor Inc common
Texas Calgary Co
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd
Thew Shovel Co common
Sep
12
14%
9%
1%
45
May
—.
„
12% Jan
700
37
1
SW&n FinCh °U C°rp
Feb
2%
6,3U0
28
Shop Inc
67% July
52
2%
13%
103%
Jan
49%
II
40%
1
Stroock (S) & Co common...
Stylon Corporation
Sun Ray DruS common..
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Superior Tool & Die Co
^
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\k, i ^
j/8
0
96i/4
(Hugo)
fl0'3
~2V2"jan
ni/
39%
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*an
Feb
39%
54
Stetson ,J Bl Common
-,.7
13%
21%
1
Brewers Inc
Sterling Inc
4^'Sn
Mar
Jan
Products common.5
UlSterling
Jun
Sen
37
—
47%
.
tutiiIv
IZ
Oct
1% July
27%
o
23% May
May
32
6% Mar
55
o
g
1,300
400
183/ Mar
Sep
3'/'
2,000
27
2%
,»
10,000
5%
26%
5
10
Nov
500
4 %
10%
100
14%
26,500
8
*
Manufacturing
700
6 1
—
Pyrene
21%
110
1
Providence
cumulative preferred
Sound Pulp & Timber
92,100
m
1
4%%
'
47
Sep
27%
Co
Standard-Thomson Corp
Standard Tube class B
Starrett (The) Corp
ee Co of Canada ordinary
ed PartS CorPoration
ctC'u
common
Jan
Oct
4 %
Oct
1
Convertible preferred
Standard Power & Light common
Common class B_——
Nov
Oct
29%
1
Jan
9%
%
200
10
1
Anr
6%
3,100
50c
6%
7%
2,700
%
1
25%
—
5J/a
8%
1
An
1
1
62%Julv
Sep
Apr
16%
20
Nov
•
,
Jan
38
6,b00
l
5
—
Corp of Nevada™
Mfg Co. Inc
Sep
Jan
Oct
2,800
C°
14
2.50
Metals of America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Jan
4%
8%
Sen
59
2.50
Pressed
2
1 % May
4%
38% Mar
18%
1
100
—
Producers
l'/Wan
7,500
14,400
29%
Nov
25
600
1
*
Oct
Jan
26%
30%
--
25
14%
10
common
79
Sep
28
3,600
25
"5%
—
Corp of Canada
10,700
Aug
31%
U
__
.12.50
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Standard Factors Corp
Standard Forgings Corp
Standard Industries Inc
Standard Oil (Ky)
Standard Packaging Corp
Nov
Feb
51
Jan
30/8
—
lKMeyer°L^::::::::::::::::::l
Nov
106%
20%
31
5%
1
14
25c
& Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common™
13%
111%
Jan
Feb
46 % May
31%
..1
~5%
__
Pratt
Jan
Sep
117%
13%
±
Corp
Sep
76
Jan
104%
--
U
convertible preference
25
cumulative preferred
25
cu"luiative preferred..——25
California Petroleum Corp__2
Materials Co Inc..
2
Ipince^Shoe
13
52% Mar
12%
■_
14%
♦
common
1%
5%
1
in% Mav
104
67% Mar
1%
50
common
lSl4
103107%Aug
1,800
1%
•
1
jan
420
2%
13%
111%
10c
Ltd
Alexander
2%
Sen
260
103% 104
2%
Anr
Jun
800
29%
*
common
Southern Pipe Line
shares—10s
Mining Co
Power
Feb
pesos
Pleasant Valley Wine Co
Polaris
29%
293/!
_1
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pneumatic
Tan
Mar
—
Johnson
Pioneer
Aua
97%
275/!
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co___10
Phillips Packing Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pinchin
29%
100
—
Pep Boys (TheJ
l
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)—20
Jan
100
v
31
17%
Mills
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
28%
2.50
Perfect Circle Corp
973?
'vA
4.88%
Anr
Anr
29
1
1
1,100
07u.
84%
28%
2
Co
97%
Off-
28%
1
Corp.
200
•M3/„
29
lc
Ltd
'4i
2D
_1
2
500
30%
1 Bol
class A
2,700
29
2 Bol
vtc™
36%
33%
29%
1
—
Co
29
1
—.
Oil
Mar
17%
—
4.56%
4-«8%
4'32'^
4 08'*
Southern
Southern
•
Pennroad Corp common
Peruvian
36%
33%
25
preferred
Paper
Corp
Penn
Feb
20
South
South
Sep
13%
100
80
Feb
May
8% May
450
Jun
13%
*
Southern California Edison—
5%
original preferred™
36%
2,700
—
1
common
Boss* Manufacturing common
Coast Corp common.
Nov
7%
3%
8%
2,300
—
♦
Mar
17
Jan
Publications—
preferred
(Howard)
Sonotone
Nov
1,300
2
Traffic
19% Aug
2,000
10%
67%
109
104% 104%
,
Amer dep rets ord
registered.
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv
Corp—10c
Smith
8% Jun
25
Sep
99
common
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
25
Jan
30%
preferred™
Light 5%
Canada
20%
4%
10%
66%
31
40c
July
4 %
22
105
High
1% Aug
11% Sep
—i
—
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
6% July
92
Class B
of
20%
6% Jan
2,800
29
500 fr
Simpson's Ltd common
Singer Manufacturing Co
Jan
29%
—
Patino
20%
8%
96%
Pentepec Oil iC A) Amer share
Paramount Motors Corp
Park Chemical
Company
Parker Pen Co
84% Mar
71
425
.——..25
Pancoastal Petroleum (C A)
Israel
2ft Sep
29%
preferred...
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pan
Apr
1,400
1st pfd___23
Pacific Northern Airlines
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
&
1%
6%
.
Power
2,700
6%
59c redeemable 1st
pfd series A___25
4.80% red 1st preferred
25
4.50% red 1st pfd.
——
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50
preferred
Pacific
Sep
ft
convertible
Simplicity Pattern
Jan
6%
25
1st
dividend
61
113
i
Gas & Electric 6%
1st preferred
$4.75
Oct
Jan
shares.lbs
Amer
$3
Oct
108%
6'/u
£
1st preferred—
dividend
54
17%
20
6%
___i
$4.40
69
9%
275
Sjmmons-Boardman
'
,
4 % Mar
6% Jan
6%
Securities
5l!o
-
16,300
ft
Sep
l
—
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
Overseas
17
56%
57%
111% 111%
70
2%
5,500
7
cumulative preferred.,
Olympic Radio & Television Inc.™
■
15%
2
25
common......
40c
Omar .Inc
3%
90c
Company
Town
3%
16%
Ohio Brass Co class
Okalta
3%
50c
V
1
Precision Corp..
American Shares
——
Company—————
8%
--
•
Creek
Simca
Ogden Corp common
300
__
2
; Silver
Oceanic Oil
8,800
12%
11
l,8o0
1%
29
2
„„CJass B
Oct
3
6
8%
1
Low
12,700
——
jan
6%
5%
8%
20c
15%
1%
12%
—
Range since Jan.
High
12%
.1%, c
1
Corp of America class A
July
94% Jun
3% Oct
3,200
Sep
6 % Mar
12
Mar
90
3,200
2%
50%
Jan
88
20
4%
jan
4% July
70
102% 103%
*
—
4%
9%
91
100
America
—
400
4%
8%
4j!
8%
50
Shares
5%
.—10c
Seton Leather common*.—™—
Shattuck Denn Mining
5
10 %
Shawinigan Water & Power™.
—*
67%
Sherwin-Williams common.™—
25
108
4% preferred
100
104%
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
9% Mar
19%
Aug
51%
Co
Northern Ind Pub Serv
4%%
Nuclear
Safety Control
Serrick Corp class B
Servomechanisms Inc
Sales
for Week
Low
,
15%
—12.50
300
8
11%
„
RR
Sfclby Shoe Co
3ft Apr
,
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Oct
10
Penn
A
2j38
A—10
B
Class
1,300
2%
,
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
15%
8
American Rayon $3 pfd—
50
North Canadian Oils Ltd™
——25
Northeast Airlines
1
.
Low
ft
1
12
2%
North
North
Jan.
67
~2%
10c
™_—
2
since
15%
1
—
Range
High
ft
18
STOCKS
65
67
——1
—
...
2
-10
—
NOVEMBER
11%
Honduras Rosario———10
New York Merchandise!
Nipissing
2 >/4
*
common
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Low
1
Auction
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
Sep
4% May
18% Jan
V
Valspar Corp
$4
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
l
preferred
Steel
—
Van Norman Co warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
7
4%
1
31
7
100
4%
90
31%
200
4%
1,900
91%
300
6%
Apr
87%
7
5
Co—
Apr
94 Va
27
Jan
35% July
3% May
25
Jan
8% July
5%
93
Jan
Jun
July
"Volume 182
Number 5483
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(2159)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Venezuela
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal
Vogt
Low
High
9%
4,900
4%
Jan
4
3%
4.300
3%
Nov
Co
26
25 V2
1638
16V4
161/2
800
5 Va
51/a
55/a
7,100
33/4 May
4%
500
'
550
1
'
Wagner
7%
'*
Baking
voting
preferred
Waitt &
+ ■'
$2
ctfs
ext
30
A7s
Jun
17%
Feb
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham Watch Co common
1
1
(issue of Oct
Wentworth
5%
Oct
3
Nov
4%
Jan
21/4
16,900
33/4
17% May
19% Oct
2,700
2
3,000
~23j,
10c
pfd
1%
Jan
2%
11%
37
200
Feb
Jan
139
700
"57/8
255
1st pfd__100
400
(not
Mar
265
Jan
2008
stmpd
(Plan
High
78
78
103
J 43%
99%
105
43
41
—
6%s
Jan-July
A)
2s
1919
56%
2012—Jan-July
Jan-July
"5%
5%
6%
82
4%
12'%
5%
5%
6%
81
4%
123%
1921
Deferred
a
delivery
transaction
56%
57%
38
June-Dec
value,
par
170
Mar-Sept
1997-!
1
Government
%s
2%s
103
Jan. 1
Low
No.
{65
June-Dec
Range since
Sold
High
38
97
48
59
1
35
37%
included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-distribution,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-
(not
(not included in year's range),
n Under-the-rule
transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
{Friday's bid and asked prices; 110 sales being transacted
during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
for
cash
§Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v"
non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i,"
when issued;
"w w," with warrants;
"x w," without warrants.
105% May
81/2 Sep
Jan
IB
June-Dec
1947
Bonds
Friday's
t70
principal.
4% July
Feb
186
255
158
Jan
Aug
4
40
6
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
April-Oct
Odd-lot transaction
3 Va Mar
Jan
31/2
101
57V
a
Apr
Jan
1
Sale Price
—
3s
Janeiro
♦No
Feb
Nov
de
A 5
Jan
3%
56.600
3%
3 5/8
100
•
1%
"2V2
150% 153
152
*
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western Leaseholds Ltd
26"%
1927)
(Plan A)
of)
fund
ARussian
Jan
24
173/4
"21/4
Rio
Feb
112 V2
40c
Manufacturing
Western Maryland Ry
Jan
stamped
(Republic
Sinking
Feb
Jan
200
31/2
2i/a
3%
Baking Co warrants
Wasatch Corp
Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
8%
Oct
5
1,500
22V8
21%
2134
Ward
'
3 5/8
181/2
30
Last
Period
AMortgage Bank of Chile 6s 1931
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
71/8 July
105%
50
181/2
3
-1
preferred
41/2
400
5'/4
112
112
100
Inc_
5'A
5V4
*
:
Bond
cumulative
4%
•
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
A7s (issue of May 1927)
1947
Peru
J Waco Aircraft Co
Stock
Low
Parana
w
!„
18
American
131/4 July
6% Feb
231/4 May
143/4 Jun
1
Coke
Corp
4I/4
26%
♦
&
Silver-Lead
NOVEMBER
High-.;,
9%
>/4
ENDED
BONDS
Range since Jan.
9 %
Manufacturing
Vulcan
Shares
Low
20c
WEEK
for Week
10
Inc
Vinco
j
Range
1
Syndicate
FOR
Sales
of Prices
Sale J'rice
Par
,;
Week's
Oct
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Amer
dep rets ord
Western
Tablet
&
fe
Is
shares
Stationary
6,300
44'/2
Coal
Shoe
Mfg
5%%
convertible
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
(R
Pwr
Jan
32%
5%
Jan
1,500
121/4
Nov
200
61/2
13% xl4%
Xl4
8
8 3/8
8
1
3%
19,000
31/4
pfd
50
17
17
1043/4 105%
200
28
100
28%
12%
100
1
1
1434
14
1434
19
193/3
8
57
56%
common
57%
19
107%
Aug
Stock
6s
2
of
Jun-Dec
Friday's
or
$61 %
3%s
&
Guantanamo
A
1
3%s
Util¬
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
—-May
98%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
1956
vV
—
159.60
64.68
169.53
97.91
100.73
100.45
97.27
99.09
97.89
100.92
100.52
14
484.88
161.81
64.83
171.90
97.29
99.15
Nov.
15
487.07
161.09
64.75
172.06
97.85
100.90
100.46
97.33
99.13
Nov,
16
487.38
161.30
64.96
172.28
97.82
100.82
100.38
97.21
Mar
99.05
Nov.
17
485.26
161.04
65.00
171.81
97.83
100.85
100.44
97.16
99.07
75
Jan
9%
3
2 IB
Oct
Jan
Mar
Feb
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
Range since
Sold
Jan. 1
No.
Low
68
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
High
60
10
Date—
68
100%
Mon.
1947
100
1953—
June-Dec
RR
1970
4s
Jan^July
21
62
98%
2
68.05 Jan
16
Nov.
Thurs. Nov.
St
Isarco
Rys
5%s
93%
Nov.
with
A7s
Nov
18
Nov
ex
{25
9434
■
:
108
94%
2
103 % 108
9434
99
815/a
63
108
130
{473%
—
"■
....
{161
„
■;
■
—
1947
1
New
Valley
England
RR
1952—.
1952—
coupon
coupon
i
1963
3%s
1961
4%
Power
49
46
—
130
48
{161
129%
138%
1st
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
due
1953
Power
1st
6%s
Mar-No»
liq tr ctfs—
Apn'Z-Oct
May-Nou
1953
extended
1st
1963—
3%s
1968
3s
—.
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
3'As
1970
Piedmont
groups
compared with the preceding week and with highs
are as follows (1939=100):
with
A6%s
ex
Oct.
Oct
1
1
100% 101
r'
--
$93 %
—
36
—
9334
96
101
93 %
{1013/8 102%
—
1947
1
—
'
'
102%
__
__
Jan-July
—
Gas
&
1960
coupon
7!
100
<•
—
.
98
103
99
1
99%
{102
100 %
3?4.2
269.4
411.4
400.9
+ 2.6
417.1
324.7
Durable Goods
389.7
375.7
+ 3.7
338.3
334.2
342.0
—
_
Goods
431.1
423.6
+ 1.8
434.0
Transportation
323.2
312.7
+3.4
339.1
Utility
Trade,
154.8
153.2
+ 1.0
159.0
143.6
322.8
314.2
+ 2.7
335.4
265.6
306.6
304.2
+ 0.8
324.2
284.8
_
—
Finance
__
and
Service
_
_
—
102
6s
Co
100
100
--
103%
99
„
103%
Transactions at the New York Stock
_
Jan-July
100%
2
100 % 100%
8
156
143%
91
Stocks
100%
Number
Safe
Harbor
Water
Power
deb
conv
1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
—Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
3%s series A 1973
and
1st
ref
M
3s
series
1973
B
Feb-Aug
-2%s series C
1976
__Feb-Aug
3'/as series D
1976
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
3s
series
E
series
F
——
1978
3s
1979
.
Southern
California
Southern
Counties
Southwestern
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
(Calif.)
Electric
Spalding (A G) & Bros 5s
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
A6V2S with Aug
1
A6%s
1947
United
Aug 1
ex
Dye
&
1970—
3'As
1940
1971—Jan-July
3s
91%,
99% f
__
__
1970
102
91%
{94
99
Feb-Aug
—
—
102
92
3
88
110
74
A7s
with
A7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1
1940
1947
1
Corp
deb
1953
coupon
Penn
Western
Traction
__
Feb-Aug
1956
__
__
Jab-July
102
June-Dec
1960
79
June-Aug
6s
1959
—Feb-Aug
BONDS
993/4
•
10
„
.
Wed. Nov. 16
2,464,460
3,394,000
276,500
103%
Thurs, Nov. 17
2,308,665
2,464,000
177,200
3,674,500
2.641,200
2,'324,040
3,028,000
297,000
3,325,000
12,430,057
$16,326,000
98
99 %
104%
Tues. Nov. 15
—
Fri. Nov. 18
-
95
Last
Period
Exchang*
101'/a
18
98
Total
Sale Price
'
99
2
103% 103%
98
104
93%
—
107
83%
112
108
{25
——
86
4
——
91
66
1955
Stocks—No.
of
Shares
series
'
—
102
106
—
102
79
79
2
— —
%
106
31
107
106
AGerman
AS
f
Cons
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
92%
$14,000
Bank-
!
secured
6s
6%s
1947
1952
-
{85
Jan-July
{178
{80
1947
110
16,326,000
AMedellin
7s
stamped
1951
2»/8s
705,221,800
$17,741,700
$22,777,000
$937,109,700
$817,998,380
Transactions at the American Stock
Exchange
Stocks
(Number
Foreign
Domestic
Bonds
Range since
of
Sold
Jan. 1
Shares)
NO.
Low
High
157%
Mon. Nov. 14
Bonds
Foreign
Government
Bonds
Corporate
Bonds
Total
Bonds
{117
122
1958
Mar-Sept
2008—May-Noo
June-Dec
105
849,100
$52,000
$79,000
Tues. Nov. 15_
771,975
38,000
57,000
2,000
97,000
729,720
47,000
66,000
12,000
125,000
792,034
98,000
48,000
10,000
156,000
—
1823/4
30
Feb-Aug
A)
860,469,600
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
——
—
{25
June-Dec
(Plan
553,000
111,797,080
108%
100%
113
{83
May -Nov
stamped
488,000
76,138,100
89
73%
106
2
113
{84
AHanover
Maranhao
$36,000
2,308,500
20,432,500
1053/4
.
— —
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
AHanover
(City) Ger 7s 1939
(Prov) 6%s 1949
ALima City (Periy 6%s
stamped
$26,500
$4,000
1,411,700
Foreign
Thurs. Nov. 17-
High
April-Oct
7s
1954
476,497,891
104%
99
185
Jan-July
Waterways
Munic
581,912,605
U. S. Government
International
Week's Range
June-Dec
7s 1951—
1951
&
1955
16,791,320
Wed. Nov. 16
7s 1948
B
Port
$17,741,700
Jan. 1 to Nov. 18
1954
12,430,057
Total.
'
{25
/Feb-Aug
A6s
$4,000
Week Ended Nov. 18
1003/4
98 %
|
1
{99% 105
April-Oct
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s series A 1952
ADanzig
$1,411,700
103%
—
1947
(Germany)
ACauca Valley
-
103
101
{102
—
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A20-year 7s April 1946—
ABaden
3,689,000
4,000
103%
102%
'
17
99
Sales
103%
94%
100
Low
Jan
265,000
$4,412,000
95 %
5
100
{103
June-Dec
Friday
A20-year 7s
3,424,000
—
{105
June-Dec
1956
1963—
A
Union
Stock
$396,000
2,564,172
Bond
Bonds
103%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
$4,016,000
Railroad and Industrial
coupon
ser
5s
Newspaper
2,768,720
Toted
Government
Bonds
98 34
99%
{105
Feb-Aug
1953
1973
6s
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
Bonds
Bonds
coupon
6s
Mon. Nov. 14
United States
Int'l
Bank
Foreign
Bonds
98%
United Electric Service Co—
Wasatch
Railroad
of and Miscel.
Shares
102
96
99%
993/4
__
—
99% 100%
{100
103
{102 3/4
100
May-Nop
3'As
1989
coupon
Chemical
{95
1981—May-Nou
Corp 3s,
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
,,
Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
— —
149% 1493/4
1998-Jan-Juip
283.5
100 V2
{25
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
LOW
High
+ 2.4
104%
94%
__
104
{100
90%
23
99
102% 102%
{98%
-1955-
Change
321.0
—
—
{105
April-Oct
1960
coupon
Service Electric
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
Nov. 4, '55
328.8
Mining
' {160
/
—
Composite
Co—
1940
and lows for the
current year
Non-Durable
—
j25
100%
1964—June-Dec
—
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
Public
Jan-July
Jan-July
:
to
mortgage
1971
mortgage
4
SEG Index of Stock Prices
Manufacturing
{105
—
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A
47.32 Jan
The SEC index of stock prices based on the
closing prices of the common
stocks for the week ended Nov. 11, 1955, for composite and by major industry
Nov. 11, '55
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
Midland
1954
68.72 Dec 31
Low
{105
—
-June-Dec
1940
for
High
79.37
Percent
1938
1
79.27
18
99%
1033/4
Hydro-Electric Co—
A7s
77.96
17
Hamburg Elev & Underground
&
|
80.11 July 27
Low
72
100%
—
1050
High
81
61%
for
77.74
77.94
Range
923/4
71
„
{100 % 104
—
1953—
coupon
98%
72%
Range
14
15
Wed.
150
95
87%
—
Closing
Nov.
Tues. Nov.
1043/4
145
98 %
{61%
40
476.54
Nov.
89 %
71%
May-Nov
1993
B
Total
Bonds
11
Fri.
1965
5s
Western
&
Grade
Sep
155
{975/8
„
Jan-July
1993
A
series
RR
debs
6s
Grade
Sep
High
{89
June-Dec
1978
1953—^_May-Nop
May-JVoo
Finland Residential Mtge Bank 5s 1961—_Mar-Sepf
Flying Tiger Line 5%s conv debs 1967
Jan-July
AGesfuerel
Indus¬
Nov
102 % 102%
{145
Quar-Feb
1970—a.
A
series
4s
Fuel
Lt
Nov
ex
65
Nov.
Bonds
Bid & Asked
_
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co—
A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
Util¬
Feb
Division—
J
4s
mortgage
&
10
Rail¬
trials
Week's Range
102 »/8
June-Dec
1998
1
series
N
mortgage
Gas
Second
Indus¬
203/4
1%
4,200
Last
Sale Price
Period
Exchange
Aug
2%s
Water
First
Date
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Elmira
10
331/4
Mar
Interest
Chicago Transit Authority
Eastern
Total
14%
3% Mar
1%
lT's
*
Amer Steel & Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Appalachian Elec Power 3%s 1970—
A 1st
15
Nov
39
1,400
Low
1st
10
20
Jan
5s
BONDS
Lackawanna
-Bonds
10
Jun
153/4 Jan
£1
Friday
Edison
Stocks
Jun
bonds
and
30
Apr
4V4
stocks
compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
as
Ltd—
American deposit receipts
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
Boston
of representative
averages
Exchange
14
700
Woodley Petroleum
the New York Stock
011
193/b
1,350
19%
issued)
IB
Jan
103
daily closing
Oct
14
2% Mar
31/2
listed
the
are
10% Mar
Sep
•,7n Mar
1,000
vV
4%%
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
Jun
Nov
2
Bethlehem Steel
Jun
3%
♦
(when
American
14%
24V4
•""a
(F W)
Jan
50
1,600
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth
Aug
10
500
25
common
37%
4
Wood NewsDaper Machine
New
Oct
Jan
28
5
Lt
Nov
21
4
1
&
Mar
241/2
Jan
28
Ltd__
preferred
Wisconsin
46
Jan
18%
1
common
Brothers
Jan
14
25
preferred
Co
&
373/8
12%
Corp
C)
800
12%
12 "2
1
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
5%
Oil
231/4
1
White's Auto Stores Inc
Wichita
1,075
20%
30
10
Weyenberg
50
24'A
191/4
20
Inc
44V2
231/4
com—♦
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
% Mar
A Jan
89%'
89%
76
105%
{71
100
18%
808,020
62,000
13,000
14,000
89,000
$297,000
$263,000
$46,000
$606,000
Week Ended Nov. 18
137
83
Jan. 1 to Nov. 18
'
'
27%
97
$139,000
3,950,849
—
Total
98
76
Fri. Nov. 18
$8,000
Stocks—No.
120
of
Shares
1955
1954
195 5
19 54
3,950,849
4,760,510
200,773,848
130,424,251
297,000
Bonds
160%
197
Domestic
131
155 %
Foreign government
{70
64
70 %
{43%
42%
43
{150% 155
{80
Foreign corporate
$334,000
$14,982,000
$11,548,000
263,000
.
299,000
14,691,000
10.321,000
46,000
110,000
2,641,000
4,625,000
$606,000
$743,000
$32,314,000
$26,494,000
35
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday, November 21,-1955
(2160)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Boston Stock
Friday
STOCKS
of I'rices
Par
American Motors Corp
Tei
American
Anaconda
Company
& Aibany RR
Boston
—
-
181 %
50
...
& Maine RR
-
_
.
Service
Co
—
Co...
pfd adj
5% cumulative
Lines
SS
Ea.tern
Cement
Tel
25
—
.
Co
20
mi'
50c
Sep
143%
Nov
7oC
_
...
2
46
1
46
Nov
71
Feb
26
50
25
Nov
56%
Feb
12
225J
10
Nov
22%
Jan
33
210
16%
Jan
33
Nov
57%
348
52% Mar
613/4
2,737
46
53
Oct
'
Nov
41%
717
3J%
8)0
38% Oct
20% Mar
221
98%
Jan
23
14
Oct
56% May
15
64%
50
13%
151
8c
800
1,958
69%
Sep
16
Jan
Eriggs
Manufacturing
Jan
21c
Mar
Brown
15%
Oct
18
May
145
Fruit
Co
...
U
S Smelt Refin &
Mass
Min Co
RR
System
_
3% July
64% July
Co
Sep
Detroit
303/8
Jun
Detroit
Gray
...
Detroit
Steel
25%
557
21%
Jan
9%
10 %
Jun
2
21%
Jan
25 %
July
230
26%
Jan
313/4
Nov
Drewrys Ltd
53
Sep
225
36%j
1,253
Jan
53
25% May
Apr
13% Mar
2,693
55
22%
3,311
22
60% May
543/8 Nov
Sep
51
Feb
54%
694
45%
Jun
45%
46 Va
183
39% Mar
50%
Jun
Great
53 %
100
4tS'/4 iviay
60
Feb
Hoover
114
Sep
Hoskins
105
104
Mar
Ball
12%
Jan
14% Mar
Houdaille
Oct
CO CM •■r V*1
Jan
56%
58
78
43%
Jan
73%
Cincinnati
Milling Machine
Telephone
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Dow
Electric
&
Range
Eagle
Picher
Early
&
Shares
Low
High
Motor
High
Jan
41%
Jun
380
19
Jan
23
Apr
37
Jan
65
Nov
National
45
25%
Oct
353/a
__
60 %
60%
25
51
Feb
62
27%
28%
240
72
70%
72%
88%
89%
4%
5
9%''
9%
9%
160
39%
50
36%
36%
__
120
86
74%
Armco Steel
579
90
98
Sep
43%
Jan
55
Nov
80
39% May
396
50'A
Jan
107%
Sep
July
29
30%
337
16%
Jan
30%
39%
40
124
3434
Jan
41
52%
123
51% Sep
53%
Armour
&
Ashland
Oil
Co
23%
24
265
20%
Jan
29%
64
172%
Jan
187 %
Eethlehem
49%
Feb
79
Jan
82"%
48%
49%
200
36% May
50%
Sep
16%
12% Mar
17%
Parke
__
Apr
15 Va
13%
15%
129
574
6i/8
78
5%
Nov
12%
20
12%
Nov
1%
1%
9,300
15
1
May
104%
24% Mar
Jan
.
Sep
2\Va
32
80
29
55%
55
55 %
81
42%
Jan
56 %
toep
97%
94% 100%
165
66%
Jan
100%
Cities
10
Columbus
&
Day
Dow
Bu
&
Pr
__
__
Ohio
Lt
Co
45Vi Mar
31 %
31%
25
30%
16%
15%
16%
31%
31%
28%
28%
44%
45%
__
_7
Chemical
57
5
Pont
238%
5
Eastman
Kodak
Electric
Auto-Lite
Co
Motors
15% Mar
17
Sep
39%
Rickel
2%
1.460
1%
Jan
29%
1,447
17%
Feb
Jan
34%
Union
28%
42%
Jan
47%
Montgomery
National
New
43% Mar
197
157%
Jan
60
Sep
249% July
82%
55
68% Mar
87
101
37%
Jan
52%
50%
49%
50%
150
46%
Jan
56
49%
53%
2,091
44%
Oct
53%
Pan
14%
50
13%
Jan
36%
36%
132
35%
Jan
40%
28%
60
24'A
Jan
31
Oil
Radio
30%
32%
35
42|%
Feb
100 % 105%
100
24% Aug
74% May
105 %
R
J
19%
50
19
Oct
25%
Jun
46%
90
31%
Jan
49
July
Inc
—
•
100
___i
RR
50
33ysC
new
5
.
Socony
19%
—
__
__
__
37%
♦
72'A
50
67%
Oct
82
Jun
17%
17%
50
17 %
Jan
21%
Jun
25 %
25%
170
22%
23
23 %
37%
37%
45
553
3
3%
14'%
31
5
30%
3%
10
30%
Jun
17% Mar
24 %
July
34
3
17%
975
155
100
(Ind)
11%
1,247
9%
Sep
4 %
4%
100
37/8
Jan
4
10%
%
576
9
Jan
11
1%
1%
500
1%
Jun
(Ohio)
10
Range
'Sales
for Week
Shares
/
Week's
Corp
1
10c
1
;
—•.
%
(Un)
Corp
Pictures
Allis-Chalmers
&
Airlines
.American
•
—1
(Un)—•_
Inc
•
-
6%-
24>A
-
__
20% Oct
85c Mar
7% Jan
4% Mar
98% Jan
-
,
1,280
50
384..-
67% .67%
...
•
6%\
all2 all3%
'
__
70
11,903
325
9
24>A!3-"'
544
-
37%
Oct
Jan
41%
55
Jun
Jun
Broadcasting Para Thea (Un)__1
Cyanamid
American
Motors
•American
10
—5
<Un)
(Un)—i
Corp
(Un)_
&
SS
-
.
;
1
'
•
*
50
59
449
226
705*
9
23%
49%
49%
181% 181%%
.
—25
Gorp—
(Un)—
Anaconda Co.
59
9
23%
•
305
—
.78% '78%
420
-
*
.
,.140
a63 a64%
71%
71%
.
--/
21%
Anderson-Prichard Oil
Steel
Armco
10
.
Ashland-Oil & Ref Co
:
(Un)__—
Refining
Atlantic
■
Avco
Co
(Un)
Corp (Un);
Manufacturing Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
&
Ohio
Bankline
Oil
13
-
20c
__
a24%
Carbide
Bishop
2
13*4
125
75 %
Jan
60
39%
Nov
10c
2
-16%
•
Co
__
__
118% 122
39%
58%
39%
58%
30
47%
10%
__
__
84
39%
Co
Nov
Black Mammoth Mining
Nov
Blue
Diamond
Corp
50% Mar
62%
Sep
Boeing Airplane (Un)
18%
Jan
21
Apr
Bolsa
Chica
36
JsTov
41% July
53% Jun
Bond
Stores
Oil
(Un)
50%
Sep
1034
1034
20
Aug
15%
Jan
Budget Finance Plan common
23%
24%
125
22%
Oct
27% July
109'A
90
81%
Jan
49
145% 148%
47%
109
48%
34
165
117
433s May
106%
423A
9
Jan
Jan
148%
116%
Nov
Burlington Industries Inc (Un)
W)
45%
45%
45%
8
40% Mar
51
Jun
California
55%
55%
57%
157
Sep
Canadian
Atlantic
57%
215
41% May
54% Oct
61%
56%
82
Jan
Canadian
Pacific
_10
45.
__
__
48%
48%
100
44% May
a49
25
4
4,140
8%
440
44
53
a7%
25
__
a53% a54%
__
*
3'%
*
__
133
50"
2,213
13%
13%
650
25c
16
29c
16%
66%
7%
53 % July
Carrier
Packing
Corp
Oil——
(Un)
(Un)
"
*;
50c,
I
*
__
__
__
__
2
'*
25
' *
10
26% Jun
*-57
;
Aug
187% July
">
78%
Sep
69
84%
Aug
'
•).
Sep
17%
133
Oct
Jun
Mar
40%
Sep
47%
Apr
8%
Apr
,: ,v 24% Mar
52*4
*
"
4
Sep
Oct
13*4 Mar
Nov
44
25%
Nov
47% Aug
57
Mar
1
2,184
r
Apr
103%
Jan
'10
Jun
22c
Jan
11% Jan
18,800
625-
55% May
3
16
110
Sep
Mar
36 * Mar
14% Mar
11%
1%
Feb
Sep
159% July
17
Jan
72 %c
Apr
20%
Jun
86 % Mar
6
Jan
19
Jun
48
Apr
a43% a44%
18%
19
20%
20%
7%
7%
.16%
16%
300
1,754
581
268
812
16% Jan
7% Feb
16% Nov
a41% a41%
5
10
5
5
RR
Sep
39
Mar
8% Oct
.19% Jun
405
3
3%
al6% al7%
Jan
Jan
2.45 July
200
*159
-*
Feb
38V4
283
1%
155
Jun
63%
,
Mar
12
240
1%
44%
34% May
40
Sep
5% Oct
34% Jan
5% May
45% July
7/,
Feb
28% Mar
35V8
Jun
Sep
16%
12%
Steel
12%
a24% a24%
33% July
-12%- Jan
Jan/
12%
284
252
66
L_
-
1
Corp
Inc
50c
5
1
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)
Broadway-Hale Stores
Budd Company (Un)
49
145%
i86
_
122
Oil
10
Westinghouse
.
a53%
Jan
(Un)
43%
6
r
"> 55% Ma,r
47% Aug
49% Afov
36% May <•
•16% Aug
.'13% Sep {
24
217
3%
-
28%
*
i
Oct
48,-
360
a!42 al45
37% 37%
a7%
__
5
(Un)
445
75
15%
8
__
__
3%'
1
Mining
Consol
30
a49
__
27%
Benguet
.
43%
,
3
—50
:
Aviation
Bendix
pfd
.
.
12%
—
1
Co
■
43%
5%
al42
/
100
Instruments
Beckman
49%
'15
1
Barker Bros 4/2%
Basin
(Un)
Co
Co
Oil
♦
5
RR (Un)
Petroleum
Bandini
49%
al5% al5%
__
1
10
(Un)
a52
•
5
(Un)—J>Q
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
a51%
—.
10
Corp (Un)
(Ill) (Un)__
Co.
&
Armour
(Un)
Apir
dub
;
/
173
557
Sep
Ju»
80%
—
45TA Feb •*
•
Jan '
63 ... Feb
:
41% Jan
■
793
339
Jun
7%.
116%
38% May
48% May
8% Oct
44% "
Jan
..-■■
.
22% Jan
44%
__
.
"•
25
Viscose
American
^
•
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Tobacco
■American
—
*
&
American Smelting
American Tel
-
•
& Ref (Un)
Tel Co <Un)
Radiator
American
Co
—
Feb
-
1.40
10%
62
Oct
:20% Jan.
240 '/
28% ;28%
„
12%
(Un)——
Can Go
•American
-
Oct
__
30
■
:
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I
High
Lew
1.20
8%
__
*
(Un)
1.10
-
Rang* sines Jum. 1
High
a20%a20%
__
1.20
1
(Un)
Dye
Mfg
Low
.
20%
1
Oct
Feb
••
of Prices
Last
60
10
Feb
1%
Angeles Stock Exchange
21%
10
—
Oil
Jan
5
21%
15
15%
10%
Feb
Jan
7
1
•
25
J)
page
29% July
Mar
10
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
15
see
5
19%
Jan
22%
5
4% Mar
Jan
15%
29
5
Sep
191/4
footnotes
Jun
2% July
29
17%
Nov
39%
__
(N
Oct
31
24% Mar
400
1
54%
•
Oil
Nov
15%
452
3%
17%
Sep
3 %
Jan
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Sep
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Martin
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200
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Nov
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Feb
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10
125
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Printing
Jan
82% Mar
5
41%
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61%
302
Apr
July
29% July
23% Jan
36
89%
54
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Jan
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Electric Welding
Murray
200
43%
&
Feb
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Mt Clemens
27
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Sep
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21
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Jan
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Kresge
Salts
Week's
of Prices
10
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315
3
16%
5
Inc
Motors
Kysor
50
common
Jun
20%
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Kinsel
Exchange
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Sep
37%
Apr
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12%
Jan
30
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Cincinnati
Jan
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—_——5
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Feb
Nov
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31%
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Jan
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Friday
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Week's
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49%
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62
435
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Consolidated Engineering
England
69
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Oct
Feb
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Oct
May
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Last
Sale Price
20%^ 20%
5514
18
1
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Colorado Fuel & Iron
Jan.
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Friday
167
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STOCKS
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10
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Low
12%
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Celanese
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WEEK
for Week
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Last
FOR
Sales
23%
420
22
28%
29
310
27
Oct
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200
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40
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Sep
Sep
Feb
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Electric
General
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General
Foods
General
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General
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50
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class A
RR
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Solar
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Jan
67
Aug
Southern
15
Co
Calif
-
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Co
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com__25
—
51%
Co
4.32%
preferred
3% Mar
25
--
Nov
4.48%
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25
—
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preferred
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
1/64
1/64
44%
Nov
Southern
Calif
Gas
Sep
Southern
Calif
Petroleum
Jan
800
1/128
Nov
302
35%
Jan
38%
63%
10
com
38%
275
32%
Jun
45'A
Feb
25
36%
Jan
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Apr
25
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88%
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31%
32%
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1,225
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i43c
4,500
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59%
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Twentieth Century-Fox Film
8%
Oct
1
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Oct
Oct
99% 105%
40
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Sep
—
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*
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25
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Jun
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Westinghouse Elec (Un)
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un,
Wmistori Basin.Oil Exploration.
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957
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9,740
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National City Lines
National Distillers
100
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1
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8
15 %
68%
—
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1,000
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1
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Merchants Petroleum
Power
37%
3%
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34%
46%
%
48/4
17% Apr
793
40c
a
25
6%
2,881
1,210
800
35
413A
8%
((Jn)__
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preferred
Rights
62% Mar
33%c
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(Un)
Co
4.88%
250
1
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Jun
1%
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51%
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163
150
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Aircraft
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National
63
-
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33%c
Petroleum
Inc
20
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-
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34%
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5
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2%
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class
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Jan
—
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Jun
28%
Inc
Motorola
&
—
20c
___„7%
21c
*
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Mt
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Co
Signal Oil
Sinclair
—
39%
16,450
July
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(Un)
Inc
Montana
Oil
a83 % a,83%
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Libby McNeill & Libby (Un)__
—7
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Shell
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Copper Corp
County Land Co
Mississippi
common
Inc
*
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a41% a42%
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Kennccott
Minnesota
Nov
4.U0 Mar
New
Servel
1
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—
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(Unl
41% Mar
38%
*
Laughlin Steel (Un)
&
64%
Jan
Roebuck
1.40
Co
Co
1%
a83 %
13
Paper
Co
McKesson
45
Jan
2.55
Sears
Oil
31 %
25c
Kaiser Motors Corn
Kansas Power & Light
Martin
Oct
51%
Finance
Seaboard
Oct
50c
Harvester
Johns-Manville
Lorillard
36%
53
Seaboard
2%
17%
ab
36 A Mar
75
a41% a41%
17%
1%
—.—5
(Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Intex Oil Co
Lockheed
1,669
Sep
July
Schenley Industries (Un)
Feb
25
—
International Nickel
International
Loew's
39%
—
5
.1
20%
14%
1
L_.—
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Central
Lincoln
V
*
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Sapphire Petroleums
Southern Railway
Imperial Development
Lear
5% Mar
Co
37%
1%
—3
.25
Electronics
International
Kern
Jan
—_
2,531
3
Nov
a__
—
33% Mar
—
53%
prancisco
Paper
135
....
Kaiser
10 A May
a__
Oct
San
Regis
30c ?,31c
—a42%
(Un)———
—
Hotels
&
4%
Nov
Louis
St
San DieEO Gas & Electric common__10
62(4
Holly Development
__—_———1
Homestake Mining Co (Un)
——12%
Honolulu Oil Corp new
__10
Hupp Corp
——:
—1
Jones
39:
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Jun
KK3/8
390
--
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(Un)
Preferred
Oil
87
a75% a75%
*
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Hancock Oil Co
Jade
55%
st
*. 31
:
Gulf Oil Corp
Illinois
a39
:
30%
30c
Grumman Aircraft Eng (Un)__.——1
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio (Un)
Hilton
Mar
Oct
Sep
Feb
Incorporated
a38% a39 %
10
(Un)
&
Great Northern
Hoffman
31%
42%
Apr
Stores
1/64
Lakes
Greyhound
J 5%
100
2.85
31
—
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5
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2.85
7%
2,436
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—
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'
46%
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5%
5',4
—5
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(B
July
a__
50%
(Uni_—__.10c
Rubber
Products
Humor
51
50%
Gladding, McBean & Co
Good
51
34
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Goodrich
50
590
57%
5l%
_
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Co
56%
28%
150
a36 % a36 7a
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Public
Glidden
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—
—
5
—
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General
Gladden
a29%
,/v
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Calif
Corp
preferred
2
—
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V
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corporation
General
Safeway
9
1
all
i
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York
Corn
W)
-
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57%
25c
25 c
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21c^ Nov
1,000
Feb
45c May
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a48% a49%
205
46% May
52% Sep
1
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23
27% Jan
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71%
•
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170
(Un)
9
330
8%
Nov
12
Jun
Youngstown Sheet & Tube (Un)
*all
10
11%
Apr
11%
Apr
Zenith
Radio Corp
10c
-
(Un)
May
Jan
97% Feb
45
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104%
Sep
128% Sep
37
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, November 21, 1955
(2162)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK
ENDED
18
NOVEMBER
Range
Friday
Range
Last
Low
Par
Steel
Admiral
Co
Castings
American Airlines
Nov
48%
Jan
Jan
35%
Seu
Feb
350
20%
Nov
30%
500
7%
Jan
12
Cyanamid
American
400
July
Illinois
Brick
1,000
36
Jan
61% Mar
Illinois
Central
650
61%
Oct
80%
Apr
Indiana
24%
800
21
Jan
29
Jun
Industrial Development
27%
350
22%
Jan
33
Sep
Ir.terlake
45
700
38% May
45%
Jun
International
48% Mar
63% Sep
7%
Jan
59%
American
Motors Corp
5
American
Rad &
(Un)
Stand San
9
36%
200
29% May
,
36
350
23%
Oct
'
9
1,300
8%
Oct
23%
22%
22%
5
60%
200
8%
25%
100
25
63 %
Tobacco
Viscose
Oil
Corp
class
Co
—
700
21% Mar
A
Armour
(111)
Co
&
Warrants
>
$1.50
International
Atchison
Topeka
Shoe
13%
Feb
International
Tel
27 %
Jun
International Paper
Atlantic
Automatic
New
Avco
Co—
Washer
Manufacturing
Bastian-Blessing
Co
Illinois
Aviation
Bendix
Bethlehem
Steel
Fisheries
Booth
Erach
Sons
&
Foote
Budd
49%
1,000
36% May
50%
Sep
15%
1,200
11% Mar
16%
Feb
6%
5%
2,300
15%
200
50
145
13%
300
17
Jun
Jan
29%
Jun
Jan
150%
124
8%
13%
Feb
34% May
6
3%
2,200
Nov
5%
2,100
Nov
57
40% Sep
Apr
Jan
2%
24% Mar
65
Jan
Apr
3%
Sep
2%
200
25%
25%
400
24 %
Oct
31% May
54 %
3,400
45%
Oct
57%
1%
4,300
400
1%
26
26
16%
50
26
May
Jan
165
Sep
Jan
27
Oct
950
16%
Jan
34%
35%
700
24%
Jan
44%
500
34%
Jan
58
2%
58
59
2%
2%
2,400
20%
16%
20%
20%
1,000
16%
16%
1,800
26%
26 %
27%
500
17
16%
150
1% Jan
1
21
43%
35
Apr
104%
5
,
8%
Jan
1
:
Nov
154% 159%
—20c
Industries Inc
3%
54%
*
—
Works
Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
3%
200
1%
Kansas
City
Kansas
Oct
57
2%
Aug
22%
Apr
36
Sep
47 %
66
Apr
Aug
,
3%
Feb
16% Mar
23
16% Mar
21% Aug
23%
Jan
34%
Jun
July
24
24
%
300
18% Mar
24%
Nov
-15
30
30 %
400
23%
30%
Oct
Pacific
Canadian
Carrier
Inc
Hccla
&
Jan
(Un)„_
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25
_
_
_
„
Centlivre
Brewing
Chicago
$3
19%
City
Products
_
4
V2 ':r
preferred
Clinton
Coleman
Co
Feb
29 %
2,200
24
Jan
30 %
55 %
600
42%
Jan
650
100
20% Sep
64% May
16% Jan
20
600
17%
Aug
39
100
35
Oct
23% Sep
21% Sep
39% Aug
400
82%
Oct
101 % May
.
25%
Jan
C6%
Nov
12%
Jun
Katz
&
Detroit
Dodge
Chemical
Dow
Co
Mont
Lab
Du
Pont
(EI)
(Alan
de
Air
Lines
—
Inc
350
84
37%
400
33 % May
37
100
33% May
30 Va
600
26
15%
16
900
14%
41%
41 VB
41%
5,700
%
65
52
69%
9
69%
9%
38
7%
Feb
Forge
37%
Laclede
Gas
Co
_
__
36%
Co
&
55 Va
55 Va
57
1
20%
20%
20%
Paper
Electric
&
Lincoln
Elgin
National
Emerson
Mfg
Watch
13%
Radio
&
Phonograph (Un)
Brewing
Flour Mills
Foremost
of
Four-Wheel
Fox
Corp
America
Dairies
Drive
(Peter)
General
Corp
Contract
Jan
General
Aug
57%
Jun
Apr
4
1,300
3%
Oct
5 Va
3
4
3
4
3
100
2%
Jun
4V2 Mar
14 Va
14%
600
14 Va
Nov
15%
Sep
23
14%
23
10
20 Vz
Apr
23%
Oct
22 Vz
Feb
26
Sep
25%
25%
50
45%
45 %
200
40 Va
Apr
45 Vz July
13%
15%
900
13%
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22%
15%
Apr
67%
24
39%
68%
400
67%
Nov
71%
Oct
22%
24%
1,300
18%
Jan
24'%
Nov
Jun
48
Jan
100
7%
1,200
6%
Jun
1,300
34%
Nov
1,350
32 Va
Jan
38 %
Sep
23% July
43%
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Marshall Field
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34%
36%
36%
37%
31
30%
31Va
900
77%
73
77 Vz
1,000
15
•
.
Hart
&
Mississippi
Inc
23%
24%
800
20%
Oct
24%
Nov
22%
23%
400
22%
Nov
24%
Nov
19%
19
19%
200
10% Mar
19 Va
20%
20%
5
20 Vz
Sep
24
Feb
30%
30%
6,600
29%
Oct
35
Mar
300
3 Vz
Jan
&
Mfg
Fuel
River
Mfg
Monroe
—
Chemical
45%
101%
*
———5
(Phillip)
1,500
6%
79%
(The) Co common——1
convertible preferred
—5
Feb
Jun
115
Jun
29%
200
27 Va
Oct
30%
47
309
42
Aug
53
27%
850
23
May
34
3%
10
2 Vz
Feb
3'/z
3,400
42 %
Oct
46 %
Oct
26
45%
46
July
Jan
Nov
2,300
73%
Apr
105%
Nov
900
99% 105 %
43 Va
Oct
45
Oct
44 %
45
47
72
8
1,400
7%
—
.
Sep
9Vz May
Nov
53
47
44%
3
Inc
6%
3%
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Mount
6%
102 % 103
9%
28%
26%
6
2
—_
8
Nov
44%
—
46
*
.
common
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Motorola
;
12.50
Co
Co
6%
103
*
.10
(Un)
8
8
1
Cement
Chemical
Morris
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;
common
Portland
Monsanto
Feb
23%
Brewing Co
Min
Minnesota
Nov
22%
_lo
Minneapolis
61%
Jan
8%
35
4
*
Utilities
South
Miller
57 Vz July
45% Mar
12.50
& Scott
Chapman
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Llanke Co
Middle
32
16%c
Co
&
Merritt
Cement
35%
1
(Un)
35%
•
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Portland
1,350
4
(new)
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& Co
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Martin
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.
60 %
Jun
7%
Nov
8%
Oct
8%
Oct
9
Nov
Lead
Illinois
Pacific
Northern
States
78% July
Nov
Nov
59%
Sep
19%
12%
157%
Oct
Nov
Jan
38%
Sep
23% Jan
17
247
Mar
Nov
47%
50
800
36%
Jan
57
Jun
87
300
68 % Mar
87
Sep
240
Aug
48
185
Jan
43
May
69%
Pacific
(Un)
Gas
Electric
&
&
Gas
Chem
15%
Jan
22
Feb
11%
12%
500
11%
Oct
16%
Feb
15% May
7
Parker
Pen
Class
200
Mar
10
1,200
20%
Oct
26% Aug
14
14%
5,300
11%
Jan
14% Aug
Jan
59%
100
49
Oct
51%
Nov
83%
88
Sep
11%
11%
200
11%
Nov
12
Jan
41%
450
33
Jan
45%
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41
500
14%
1,200
45%
1,200
66%
67%
115
32
32%
3,700
17
14'/a
150
55%
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Jan
15
Nov
32
Jan
49
July
Jan
72
24
Feb
33
Sep
13%
Feb
17
Nov
7%
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
.
Pfizer
(Charles)
&
23%
Aug
66
Jan
82
Jun
16'/a
Jan
18 %
55
Jan
73
Sep
Sep
31
Aug
52%
Aug
17% Mar
19%
19%
75
16%
17
2,000
70
400
23
24%
1,800
20Va
Jan
51 Vz
150
44 Va
Jan
Jun
7,800
500
31%
32%
800
30%
Oct
37%
37%
300
32
Feb
38%
Sep
21%
Sep
24%
Apr
22%
23 Va
57
56%
58 %
600
50
50
50%
400
47%
Oct
17 %
17%
700
17
Jan
150
36 Va Mar
14%
100
14%
2
13 %
13%
100
13 %
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25
50
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33 %c
9%
9%
31.000
5
26%
27%
16,500
15
Jan
25
25%
22 Va
Jan
Sep
Co
common
3
Jan
6% July
300
9%
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11% Sep
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
64%
66 %
175
57%
Feb
69
Rexall
2%
2%
1,300
3% Feb
2
17
17 %
500
Nov
20% Mar
Richman
3
57
58%
1,000
49% Mar
79% Mar
River
9
49 %
51
2,400
46%
Oct
56%
Jun
General
*
87%
89
400
75%
Feb
89
22 Vz
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9%
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27%
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30 Va
166
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Mar
36 Vz
150
Jan
49
60
800
48Vt
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64% Aug
32%
32%
300
31%
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43 Va
76%
7
37%
42 Va
56%
19
70 Vz May
7
7%
1.400
500
2,500
37 Va
67%
300
57
38 Va
500
32%
32%
33%
150
7%
7%
50
'
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79 »/z
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Nov
7
37%
37%
May
10
Jan
Nov
43
May
Sep
71 Vz Mar
Oct
41 Vz
Jun
30
Vz Mar
33%
Sep
7
Oct
9% July
Jun
47%
500
37 Vz
Jan
55'A
15%
49%
15%
16
300
15
Nov
25%
487 a
51
600
41V4 May
54 3A
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9%
9%
9%
200
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10'A
Jun
49%
50%
200
Mar
50%
Nov
25%
25%
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31
Mar
14 %
14%
200
10V4
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15 Va
Oct
5
30%
30%
31%
500
25
Jan
31%
Nov
—*
12
59
13%
57%
60
Jan
*
5
(Un)
:
—_
46
550
7%
40
24
Jan
Apr
Nov
53%
Jan
Nov
24% July
65
10
2.50
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B—_10
General Dynamics Corp
General
Electric
Co
Jun
23
17% Mar
38
(Un)
Drug
Nov
22
Nov
Oct
146
37 Va
—1
(Un)__
2,000
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15
5
(Un)
Corp of America
600
2,000
50%
43% May
41%
56%
5
Corp
23
64'A July
Jan
*
(Un)
4%
Radio
22%
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of Indiana
Co
Pictures
154% 154 %
3
*
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Quaker Oats Co
RKO
9%
27%
1
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Oil
39
(The)
Service
Public
Mar
14 Vz
12.50
(Un)
Petroleum Co
Co
17%
—^-1
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Phelps Dodge Corp
Philco Corp (Un)
Sep
72 %
38%
——:
—
Jan
47%
22%
(Un)—1
1
A
Co class
B
10%
16%
23%
—2
(Un)
4%
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Oct
500
25
10%
%
19
37 Vz
32%
5
Peabody Coal Co common
5%
convertible prior preferred
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9%
22%
2
23 %
17% Mar
9%
20%
•
1,000
50%
16%
Corp
Electric
Paramount Pictures
Phillips
150
300
23%
19%
68
19%
74%
7.50
Natural Gas
American World Airways
Potter
19
17
66%
32
12
*
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Co
Oklahoma
Nov
17%
17
May
44
1
Northwest Bancorporation
Nov
19
9% May
28%
37% Aug
300
11% May
24
19%
450
17
14%
—5
10
(Un)
(Minnesota)
Jan
Aug
7
800
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Power
Oil
32 %
600
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Ry
,
41
*
5
100
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Northern
—
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3,200
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5
—.
9%
24
19 Va
50%
—
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National Presto Industries
9
19 Va
19%
5
Co_
Gypsum
National
8%
500
44% Mar
23%
—
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Gas
National Distillers Prod
National
9%
—1
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National
8%
1
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Napco
Ohio
Nov
Sep
2.800
2%
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127Vz
Jan
50%
Jan
69
1
22%
Jan
38
39%
2.50
Box
Jan
99 Va
400
6%
5
Gen Amer Transportation
15%
180
47 %
50%
Ky
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1.25
Inc
400
125%
45%
37%
of
&
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2
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Gamble-Skogmo
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205
14%
22 %
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Jan
•
Elec
&
Oklahoma
66
10
21%
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Ohio
5
Auto
600
Sep
41%
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Louisville
Feb
203
1
Inc
Inc
/22 Va
54
-
Jan
July
Lindsay Chemical Co common
Lytton's
Pullman
Falstaff
30%
39
1
Jan
67
5
32% Mar
600
200
22%
-25
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81%
19
3,200
37 %
40%
common
14%
203
5
—
50 Va
119
7
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48
*
&
Aug
*
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5
Corp
Controller
Sep
36%
Jan
43% Mar
3°0
13
234 % 247
I
15%
Jan
♦
common.;
Nov
19%
800
47%
Jan
22
25
———
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33% Jan
2,550
1
12%
30 Vz
36 Va
4
Co
preferred
$2.50
6%
600
32Vz
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150
400
40 3 a
1
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Machine
Landls
Oct
16
250
36'/a
13%
14 Va
34%
49 "8
49%
'
33 %c
.
13
53
Jun
Mar
9
200
37%
—
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*
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34
5
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35%
1,200
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5
(Un)_
44
—
(Un)
47%
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63
500
28%
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46%
700
7%
•
32%
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90
27%
■
~
41
Sep
45% Jan
46 % May
1,700
Sep
Apr
38% Mar
3.400
62
Mar
154,000
32
61%
51%
1
common
Eastman Kodak Co (Un)
Eddy
Sep
110%
*
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Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
Eastern
Mar
31
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Nov
96
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47
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100
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.
Nemours
Jan
23%
Jan
101
36 Vz
__
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
Du
113V4
43%
700
95%
29
Corp
_
Jan
300
28%
Northern
May
Jan
47% May
32 %
—
83%
44%
Nov
Feb
100
16
1
_
300
44
27%
Nov
_10
Co
107% 110%
29 %
46
—-
__
Company
Edison
Jan
32%
37%
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41 %
1
Copper Corp
Monarch
Knapp
Kropp
Pan
Deere
Sep
Nov
Co
Drug
Kennecott
Sep
90 Vz
28%
Jan
'
89
Jun
Mar
1,300
Sep
1
_
25Vz May
Aug
30%
26%
Co
16%
29%
30%
66 %
29
10
_
1,000
Jun
100
„
23
17%
40%
6,900
*
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67 V4
41
46
129%
3,500
150
37
25
19% July
Aug
18 % May
Nov
32
62%
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Jan
300
•
_
Feb
58 Vz
Jan
96
Corp
Container Corp of America
Continental Motors Corp
9
2,400
5
—
_
14%
100
800
17%
35%
45
_1
_
50
63 %
20%
68 % May
32
— —
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9%
138
93% 101
57
57%
—
Feb
Nov
28%
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National Standard Co
-19
National Tile & Mfg
1
New York Central RR (Un)
•
North American Aviation
(Un%
1
North American Car Corp
——10
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87
9%
134
36%
_
Cement
Sep
200
98 Va
July
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34
56% Sep
86 %
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_
_
Consolidated
Crane
Jan
36%
65
9%
134
Jan
800
45%
.
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Commonwealth Edison common
Rights
2%
Jan
25%
—
_
Jan
30%
22%
_
Inc
Inc
1%
300
64%.
_
_
300
1%
35
39
Ilium
Electric
Foods
Jan
19%
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common
Cleveland
Apr
26%
28%
0
Corp
63%
Nov
25%
*
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Oct
19%
65
25
pfd—
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49%
25%
*
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Chrysler Corp
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400
1,700
52%
20
22%
25
1
♦
—
Cities
Jun
54%
28%
—10
Northwestern Ry
•
5%
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co
*
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conv
Nov
35%
1%
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& Pac
$7
13 %
Jan
19%
&
Chicago Towel
Nov
29 %
34%
Corn common—
Chicago
12%
200
5
convertible preferred
Chic Milw St Paul
1,300
50c
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13%
32 %
51
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Central & South West Corp
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
—
10
—
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Celanese
12%
32
12%
27 Vz
650
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Missouri
5
100
34
2,000
10
Power & Light
& Light (Un)
Modine
Calumet
43
Jan
36%
—33 %c
com
Power
Medusa
12.50
common
14% Tuiy
Oct
Jun
Jan
25%
100
37%
7% Jan
Jan
12%
1,330
29%
Oct
2%
2%
25%
5
Brothers
82% Aug
Leath
61
5
Burroughs
Butler
Jan
63
Company
Burlington
Nov
47%
Laughlin Steel
Liggett
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500
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Borg-Warner
300
12
5
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Manufacturing Co
Binks
5%
73%
350
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Consol
Benguet
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
13(4
50c
10
Jan
JV4
38
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(Un)
Jones &
5%
—-
9%
39%
700
36%
3.50
Electric
&
SeD
—13
(Un)
Gas
Nov
9% Mar
12%
—
Bearings Inc
Belden Manufacturing Co
100
800
6%
27
38
—_1
Power Co
Interstate
79 %
3%
12%
42%
19%
•
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69
3
Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Tel
&
Nov
35%
3%
28% Aug
17
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5
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&
62%
145
35%
550
63
(Un)
Co
63%
28%
50
4
10
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Santa
&
Products Corp
Refining Co
Athey
Mineral
International
15%
•
Jan
25%
»
350
15%
Oct
35
17%
17%
20
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—
230
6%
48%
Nov
34
1
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68%
15%
1
preferred
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conv
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77%
6%
Jan
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12%
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Oct
48%
43%
15%
27
600
6%
1
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Steamship Co
Apr
5%
—
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Steel
36%
71 %
5
350
27 Ve
41%
12%
42%
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—
63%
comjpon
common,
1,500
Jan
173
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77 %
5
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50
Armco Steel ——„—i.—-——,——-—10
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180% 182%
180%
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American
American
26%
10
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Steel
35 %
Iowa
American Tel
Nov
6%
48%
86%
9%
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24%
1
7
6%
4% Mar
6
10
common
47%
36%
Co (111)
Machine & Foundry
Investment
Door
44%
10
Co
American
American
&
27%
2*7%
44%
1
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47
—
1
23%
12.50
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Co
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Huttig
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American Can
.
Corporation
45%
47
67
Broadcasting
American
Hupp
5,400
1
Jan.
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Oct
11
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Houston
since
Range
High
25%
1
10
1
3
Co
Brewing
Hem Werner
38%
26
9%
9
*
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1
Mfg
(Un)
Chalmers
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400.
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26
6%
1
66%
1
Alleghany Corp
(Un)
Laboratories
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Low
1.400
Helieman
21 %
9
5
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33%
20%
1
Corp
Aluminum
Advanced
41%
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Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
1
Jan.
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40
32 %
41%
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10
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Goldblatt
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300
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400
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St
Nov
12 %
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10,100
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800
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44%
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Schenley Industries
39%
39%
50
37
Oct
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Schwitzer-Cummins
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15
15
13%
Jan
18
Jun
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51
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14%
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600
13%
Jan
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10%
100
10%
Oct
11% Sep
82%
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61% Mar
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Southern
Pacific
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22
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17
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Walgreen
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500
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27 %
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45
Oct
44 %
46
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43
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300
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25
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51
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56
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15
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20
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American Can
American
53%
Oct
82
Feb
American
26%
Nov
31%
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Feb
19%
19%
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22%
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59
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125
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116'A Sep
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34% Jan
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65
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81% Mar
21
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Pittsburgn Screw
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40
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193
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39
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28% Jan
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21%
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2%
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16
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16
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144%
125
126 va
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41%
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Jun
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40% Sep
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Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Atlas
Last
Sale Price
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Tel
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100
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25%
480
28%
29%
2,795
23% Aug
28% Oct
12%
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12
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16
1,855
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Bendix
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11%
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Apr
457%
Oct
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79
Jun
74%
437
67%
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37%
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33%
Oct
66%
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31%
74
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29%
435
6%
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Sep
Nov
Feb
66%
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May
16%
34%
28%
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Aug
11% Aug
July
——1
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United Gas Improvement
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15
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100
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45
45
common
98
98
31
135
135
10
20
20
20
200
23 %
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47
48
10
Jan
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133
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102
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64
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Nov
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Nov
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Washington
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Light
mortgage
107
$1,000
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Oct
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Blaw-Knox
Columbia
Gas
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Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
For
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of l'rit
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64%
49
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a6%
125
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6%
Jan
100%
mar
46
Nov
62%
Sep
9'A Mar
Jun
Jan
65
67
264
49 Va
67
Sep
32%
32%
467
21% Mar
32%
Sep
24%
24%
113
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Nov
Feb
13 %
Jan
23 Va
Sep
45 %
Jan
52%
Aug
168
16%
122
16%
Apr
18
38
32%
Oct
35
16%
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2,340
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Nov
20%
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Sep
1
9
9
100
Nov
14%
Feb
88%
88%
100
75% Mar
89%
Jun
27%
27%
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217
26
Nov
115
115
25
96
Mar
55%
937
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104
105
61
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32%
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45 Va Mar
399
640
Nov
37%
250
55 %
20 Va
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512 May
28% Mar
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700
29% July
125
57%
Nov
Sep
106% May
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36%
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243
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23%
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Nov
46
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20
759
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150
127
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16%
26%
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Curtiss-Wright) Corp (Un)
Cypress Abbey Co
Deere
17
16%
%
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;
Eastman Kodak Co
Nov
Electric
Bond
24% Aug
31
Mar
El
Natural
17%
15%
15%
16%
205
15%
Nov
4%
4%
4%
6,164
4%
Oct
7% Jan
35%
152
34
Jan
26 Va
26%
140
25%
Apr
37% July
28% Jan
8.50
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17%
17%
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22% July
20% Sep
26%
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5
Eastern
High
34%
—
Jan
15
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
64%
5
footnotes
15%
50
Nov
12%
Nov
Jan
249 Va
July
Oct
55%
Jun
86%
Sep
Range since Jan. 1
*
*
690
5
Corp
Gas Co
duPont
Low
62%
20%
25
Continental
Du
High
62 %
20%
15%
Continental
Dresser
tor Week
Nov
20%$
1
Dow Chemical Co
Sales
47%
18%
•
Douglas Aircraft Co
Douglas Oil of Calif
Pittsburgh Slock Exchange
Feb
(Un)
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
108
Feb
Feb
15 Va
rl5/64
Foods
Class
107
87
36%
(Un)„
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Co—
1960
56% July
24%
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918
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Jan
6
250
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Sep
17
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163%
3%
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Di
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Co
Consolidated
4'/a
923
1
Fuel & Iron
Columbia
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Jan
Jan
10% May
44%
1
Commonwealth
68
66
1
18%
10
♦
Corp
Chemical
Colorado
Sep
43
preference
Clorox
2,137
12%
(Un)
Corp
24%
3
Mfg
Clary
103 Va
312
4%
Apr
Apr
Va May
Apr
18%
Vought Aircraft (Un),
i
1
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
25
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un)___*
Chrysler Corp
25
Cities Service Co (Un)
10
Jan
83
div
Jun
461
13%
Oct
43 Va
Chance
19%
44
Service
49% July
Jun
1
13
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Columbia
44
1.40
18% Mar
200
1%
4%
25
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Central
28
57%
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18%,
5
(J I) & Co com
25% Nov
24% May
44 Va
2
Ltd
Co
Ry (Un)
(Un)„
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Commercial
50
Apr
4% May
Jan
3%
46
5
Corp
Oil
212
158 % 158%
2% |
1 1
5
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Co
Packing
Atlantic
Jun
preferred
19 Va
Jan
50
1
Cement
California
25
4%
5
Sugar
July
series B
Nov
3%
2% July
20% May
114
5
Burroughs Corp
July
3.60 %
12 V4
10
(Un)_„
Industries
Burlington
19
44
Apr
5
Budd Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
20
43%
8 %
53% a54%
a
13 %
2
1
Boeing. Airplane Co (Un)
Borg-Warner Corp (Un)„
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
43%
50
nov
Nov
75
100
1%
1
Bishop Oil Co
;
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)
Oct
preferred
34 Va
a21% a21%
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5
(Un)
a4
3%
25
1
(Un)
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13
a4
3%
3%
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Inc
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Aviation
12% May
series A
Progress
Jan
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12%
ic
1
Instrument
30
3.60%
Public
Nov
a5
(Un)__13
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Petroleum
37% Aug
5,702
34%
37%
Nov
39%
—
15%
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3
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bandini
Bethlehem Steel
15%
20%
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44
37%
Feb
187% July
28% Mar
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1
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Jan
12%
1
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172%
1
Nov
29%
——,25
—
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5 % '/r: conv
2,618
46%
5
Electric Storage Battery
General
Low
1,231
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—
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52%
180 182 %
25 %
Range since Jan.
High
13
Delaware Power & Light common—13%
Duquesne Light Co
10
4%%
181 %
Shares
6.50
new
Common
Garfinckel
Line
Wedge
Avco Mfg Corp (Un)
for Week
Range
47%
Atlantic
Sales
of Prices
Co—
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
Week's
Low
52
*
—
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Atok-Big
Friday
American
(111)
&
Atlantic Coast
stocks
American
Corp
Co
Oil
Feb
Paso
Gas
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Emsco
(Un)
Railroad
Ewa
Plantation
Co
Co (Un)
Co..
Apr
Co,
45 Va
45 Va
160
41 Va
Jan
52
Apr
2o
35 Va
37 Va
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33
Oct
41
July
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25
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67
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Nov
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400
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26
Feb
,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
40
...
Monday, November 21, 1955
4F'
(2164)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Stock Exch. (Cont.)
San Francisco
Last
of Prices
Sale Price
stocks
Low
Par
4
Gillette Co new
Brewing
Great
Northern Ry
Greyhound
Oil
Gulf
162
40%
41%
Nov
Pioneer
459
47%
Feb
60%
Sep
Pullman Inc
22%
2,365
20%
Sep
26% Aug
Jan
53%
641
35%
58
813
52
49%
52
1,578
51% July
46% Oct
a88% a89%
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20
56
Jun
84% May
Rights w i
Railway Eq &
Oct
54
Nov
Rayonier
Jun
14%
Jan
39%
Sep
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un>—————5
Republic Steel Com (Un)
—10
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
—
1
10%
285
Nov
36%
44% July
40%
278
40%
Nov
43%
Oct
30
31
475
20%
Feb
31 %
July
0
223
5%
Nov
a62 % a63%
212
1%
1%
1%
53% Aug
1% Nov
125
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165
7%
7%
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80% 81%
100
50
42%
43%
1,190
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44%
14%
14%
533
13%
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1
36y8
Nov
36%
Oct
S and W Fine Foods Inc
a82 % a84%
Nov
83
Nov
Safeway Stores Inc
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16% Mar
50
42%
34
83
Sep
ft—
f—
|—
32
518
30%
Oct
44%
Jan
13%
13%
2,199
12%
Feb
16%
Apr
St Regis Paper Co
Hotels
Hilton
(Calif)
Development
Holly
Homestake
(Un)
Idaho
Paper
International Tel
Oil
Intex
35%
35
Oct
43%
1,614
37%
Oct
6%
100
6 ¥8
1
——.10
80c
75c
82c
6,250
29 %
29 3 a
100
27%
Jun
30y4 July
•
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36%
36%
36%
882
35ya
Nov
41
Apr
113
33 %c
Kaiser Alum
Chem
&
Motors
Kaiser
789
3%
Land Co
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett &
Myers
Tobacco
(P)
Co
Magnavox
Co
22
Nov
729
99
Jan
45%
47%
1,773
128% Aug
58y4 Apr
47
47
124
Co
(Un)
com
Co
Navigation
Merck
Mfg
&
Merrill
Co
Util
Development
Oil
M
Railway
20
20%
680
17% Mar
24%
Aug
a20 a20%
61
20
20
Nov
33 a33 %
80
27% Mar
a
34
25
Jan
41%
Sep
Standard Oil Co of California—•
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25%
Apr
Standard Oil Co
(Ind)
of
371
Feb
Standard
1,450
24% July
24% Mar
43%
33%
37%
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Stauffer
90
40% Mar
43% Aug
15%
1,125
14
16% Aug
Sterling Drug Inc
a5%
a5%
40
24%
24%
460
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10
10
200
30%
30%
11c
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28
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—
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—_
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16
32
,:
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(
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Oct
*;
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&
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Co
101%
5
a
100%
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44%__
250
43%
Oct
108
44%
17
120
16
Mar
20
19%
44%
~
1,600
108
200
19
Oct
198
46% Mar
Company
A
fi
National
Gypsum
Natomas
(Un).
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50%
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6%
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England Electric
New
Park
6%
23%
58%
Preferred
10
Apr
Jan
£
_1
16%
16%
1
2%
2%
200
12%
Sep
J4 8
43
45%
890
31%
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35% July
•
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preferred
701
30
66%
66%
67%
815
47% May
1
21%
21%
22%
692
17
Sep
28% Aug
25
Investment
34 Va
1
Amer
6%
33
25
25
25
30
21%
Jan
25%
22%
22%
10
21%
Jan
23%
Feb
74
74
193
66%
Jan
81
Jun
.25
•
25%
1
Oceanic
Oil Co.
26
430
3%
3%
a51Va a51%
576
2%
44%
Jan
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Oct
31%
_
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5
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Co
(Un).
20
76
Sep
81
25%
——
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•
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4
23Va
Sep
440
32%
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--
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Aggregates
34%
—5
—
-25
4
31
164
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39%
Aug
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Jan
4% Mar
52%
52% Mar
104
3% Mar
38%
1,125
9%
11
12,639
49'%
50%
4,531
—
50
36%
1st preferred
1st
25
preferred
'
Aug
Jun
37%
64% July
4
Nov
Lighting
Pacific
Tel
Pacific
Pan
&
Corp
Western
American
Paramount
Oil
Jun
34 Va Mar
49%
Jun
17%
19%
Apr
^3%
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Mar
4c
Oct
100
Warrants (U)
Twentieth Century-Fox Film
1
Oct
27
Apr
74%
34 %
Nov
34 Va
Nov
76
Jan
121 %
Nov
38%
Nov
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r
--
,
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—
10
Oct
67% Mar
27
Sep
38
Mar
49% Mar
59%
Jun
50
Jan
63
Sep
45
Jan
54% Aug
5
25% Mar
Jan
37
Apr
35
31V4
Jan
34%
Apr
33
29%
Sep
31%
Jan
266
27%
Jan
29%
Aug
646
28
Jan
29%
Aug
27%
165
26%
Oct
27%
Apr
39%
1,597
37%
Jan
42
Aug
13%
13%
650
13%
Nov
136% 136%
283
Corp (Un)
(Un)
147% Aug
110
37%
Oct
51
17%
810
17
Sep
21%
24%
25%
37%
Sep
42% May
22%
Jan
30%
18
Jan
24% July
95c
Nov
23
23
782
1.00
1.00
2,700
57%
3
57%
227
49
32
33
410
30%
6%
100
4%
Jun
1.85
Oct
6 %
33
p 10
Jun
12
1
12%
Mar
516
33 %c
_
Jan
40%
a39% a39%
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Phiico Corp common (Un)
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
129%
17%
17'/a
50
Chemicals
10% Mar
40%
4
(Un)II~l
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)
Petrocarbon
Aug
39
Corp
Co
Nov
53
29
13%
l
100
Sugar Co
(Un)
—
ipl%
*:• —
a39%
46%
f 56
t
5
Feb
Mar
Sep
64% Aug
43
Jun
Jan
44%
Sep
Jan
28%
Feb
9% May
18'/a
Jan
3/64 Nov
Jan
51
a__
—
7%
Jun
—
Jan
Apr
9/64
Nov
July
60
a—
—
26%
Nov
28%
21
Nov
29
July
Apr
11%
Jan
17
Nov
35%
Nov
40%
Apr
73%
Jan
98 % J uxy
44 Va May
53% Julv
107%
Jan
Nov
54
148%
Nov
Nov
58
17%
Oct
22%
44
Jan
53%
Sep
Aug
15%
Jan
Feb
27%
Jun
20%
Jun
Oct
49%
Jun
88
Feb
115%
Nov
31l/<»
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43%
113
531
771
355
932
10
4,141
50
42
Oct
44 %
Jun
Mar
25%
Nov
20% Mar
25%
24
Jan
33%
27
Jan
37%
14
37% Mar
48%
Sep
22%
Nov
34%
Jun
24%
Oct
28%
Oct
12%
Sep
Nov
28
Nov
180
35
1,378
230
2<%
Feb
31%
Apr
47%
Oct
53%
Nov
26%
425
434
30
623
430
20
7
581
1,564
38
a7%
54%
32%
a3
a39%
46%
57%
81
4%
81
110
5
200
14%
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200
20% 20%
a63% a64%
38% 38%
84 85%
100
129
150
271
2,854
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117
40
520
900
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76
20% 22%
26% 27%
56% 57%
49% 49%
ai
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48% 48%
1,310
441
1,816
310
242
232
9%
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700
115
—
9
—
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9%
27%
37%
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54%
31%
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45
56
1.05 1.05
10% 10%
72
72
a22
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20% 21 %
13% 13%
Oct
Jun
Mar
28
250
110
—*
1
*
14%
21
Jan
—
10
Apr
38%
27%
Sep
%—
Victor Equipment Co common___
1
—
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
;_5
• If—
Warren Petroleum Corp common-—_3
a63%
Washington Water Power
:——* '•<—
Wells Fargo Bank
103
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Westates Petroleum common (Un)_„1
1.05
Preferred (Un)
1
10%
West Coast Life Insurance (Un)
5
72
West Indies Sugar
——— 1
—
Western Air Lines Inc (Un)
—1
—
Western Dept Stores
25c
13%
Western Pacific Railroad Co
_*
a64%
Western Union Telegraph (Un)—2.50
22%
Westinghouse Air Brake —
10
27%
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)
12%
57
Wheeling Steel Corp (Un)
10
49%
Rights
Woolworth (F W)
(Un)
Yellow Cab Co common
Younestown Sheet & Tube
27%
42%
a24% a247/a
a26% a26%
10% 10%
27 /4 27 A
i a7
<54%
United Gas Corp (Un)
10
United Park City Mines Co (Un)_
1
U S Plywood Corp_——
—„1
U S Rubber (Un)
•
U S Steel Corp common
16%
Universal Consolidated Oil
—10
Feb
Oct
56%
12
aip6% al06% al09%
I— a29'/2 a29V2
|: —
53 53"%
|; —
28%
29
—
6334 63%
Union Carbide & Carbon (Un)
•
Union Electric Co of Mo (Un)„
10
Union Oil Co of California
25
Union Sugar common
12%
United Aircraft Corp new com (Un)__5
United Air Lines Inc
10
United Corp of Del (Un)
1
United Fruit Co
•
July
22
42%
—
Jan
20
57%
1,591
—r
t
Aug
125
1,904
220
203
31
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|,—
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11%
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23%
24
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43%
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Sep
a—
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35
90
Nov
11
28%
common
World Airways
RR
38%
Jan
28%
—
-25
common
Pictures
Pennsylvania
412
Jan
7%
44% Mar
29
25
,
Ltd-
Tel
33%
22'/a
27%
red preferred
red pfd series A
4.50% red 1st preferred
5%
Pacific Petroleums
577
a29% a29%
5%
Pacific
—
36%
33%
—-t
5%
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25
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46
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Sep
Nov
50
Jan
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26
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6%
400
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295
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17
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70
2,110
175
58
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11% Aug
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25
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1,270
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50
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30
100
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Oct
31%
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Mission
Monolith
Apr
Oct
18
Inc (Un)
Middle South
69%
51%
20
•
Inc
Petroleum
Mindanao
Oct
Jan
1
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(Un)
Co
Co
Co
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68%
__
|
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2
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10
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Menasco
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40
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McKesson & Robbins Inc (Un)
Frank
23%
Jan
Calif Petroleum
Southern
July
225
80
f
5
—15
(Un)__•
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——,—25
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&
13%
55
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Oct
Jan
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15%
14
44%
40
5
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10
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—
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Southern Calif Edison Co com
Sep
122 122%
1
—•
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2%
41%
4,920
7
(Un)
Jun
Signal
Sinclair
__
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2.50
7%
Oil & Gas Co class A——„—2
Oct
3%
122
25
Corp
31 Va
50%
a21% a21 %
3%
1
47
&
Nov
37%
46%
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96'/a
36%
10
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Shasta Water Co
Shell Oil Co
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10%
82
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Inc
31
Oct
350
2%
Loew's
Jan
8'%
265
Corp
Aircraft
23%
50
Kern
Lockheed
87%
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Scott
Jun
120
96 %
8%
•
Salt
Jan
50
Light (Un)
Kennecott Copper Cdrp (Un)
county
1.25
95
(Un)
Kansas Power &
Leslie
July
50c
Paper Co
Seaboard Finance
Feb
•
10
(Un)
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Nov
7%
530
28%
8%
8%
Feb
471/4
43%
Aug
400
27%
•
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com
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& Tel
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6%
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Johns-Manville
143
2.45
5
(Un)
San Diego Gas & Elec com
10
4'%% preferred
——.—
20
San Mauricio Mining
—P .10
Santa Crqz Portland Cement (Un)—50
Schenley Industries (Un)
1.40
Sep
Jan
41%
International Harvester
International
51%
?1 %
35%
1
Co
Power
i"
Jan
Oct
1.10 May
43%
new
Corp
Idaho
21%
100
1.15
35%
12%
10
(Un)
Co
Corp
1.15
1
(Un)—;
Mary Mines Corp (Un)
Hupp
a20% a20%
36%
30
a44% a44%
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Mining
Oil
Honolulu
5
5
50c
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Elect
Hoiiman
13%
•
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Co
Sep
57
Nov
33
1,271
355
219
80
140
785
25
10,500
50
325
164
53
1,278
3,917
974
261
103
285
117
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54 V2
65
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43%
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25%
40% Mar
,
10
5
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31%
1
class A
Pineapple
Hawaiian
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St
Hancock Oil Co
34%
Oct
Sep
51%
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—
Nov
41% May
—
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Nov
42 %
33%
—
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27/32
Jan
14%
i
—
Jun
55
Jan
Nov
26%
t
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Nov
26/32
•
—
49%
•
Riverside Cement Co class A (Un)—25
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RKO Theatres Com (Un)
——1
Royal Dutch Petroleum
—50 florins
a37 % a37 %
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Nov
Si
41% 42'%
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15%
16
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36%
1,044
1,j73
738
60
310
524
200
295
1,167
(Un)—-—*
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Reynolds Tobacco class B
2% Mar
1%
8%
35%
n/
47
High
80
Nov
lo% oep
71
teo
40% Jun
57% May
51
57
57
50% 50 %
34% 34%
Rheem Manufacturing Co——
Richneld Oil Corp
Jan
63% Sep
Nov
*
1
Realty Ltd com
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1*04^
100
46/8
26/32
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70% May
22
313
>
25
Aircraft
f 47
26/32
41 %
a3j%
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Radio Corp of America
5%
3
Corp
•
Nov
33% Mar
1,181
39%
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lo
15
f—
5
77y2 Mar
for Week
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»64% a64%
a37% aJ8Vs
10
*
(Un)
Ltd
(Un)
(Un)
76% Mar
12,104
39%
Co
44
60
54
13%
50
Mill
Oil Co
Pure
80
*
Co
Petroleum
Phillips
40%
Corp—
Grumman
Nov
6 A July
51%
(Un>——1
*
Chem
&
Jan
50%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Un)___—5
Graham-Paige Corp (Un )_„——
•
Oil
3%
1
—
Lakes
520
?g
12%
Week,g
Range
of Prices
Low High
77
80
Par
High
56%
1
& Co
Co
Great
Low
High
58%
51
FrJday
Last
Sale Price
1
10
com
Gladding McBean
Goebel
since Jan.
Range
5G3/4
1314
18
NOVEMBER
20%
Chemical Corp
Food Machinery &
ENDED
58%
*
10
Foremost Dairies
2
Fruehauf Trailer Co
1
General Dynamics Corp
3
General Electric Co (Un)
;
—5
General Foods Corn (Un)
—*
General Motors Corp com new
_1%
General Paint Corp common
*
General Public Utilities (Un)
5
General Telephone Corp com (Un)—10
(Un)
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Flintkote
WEEK
STOCKS
Shares
4 fV
a39% a39%
•
Ltd
Petroleums
Federated
FOR
Sales
for Week
Range
Jan
82
106%
Sep
Jan
30%
Sep
50
Sep
63%
Nov
34%
Jan
49% Juiy
Jan
7
Feb
51%
Feb
58
Jun
30%
Oct
35%
Jan
6
2% May
37%
Nov
3
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Sep
42%
Sep
Jun
40% Mar
Sep
43
Jun
61%
65%
Apr
83%
Sep
3 % Mar
5%
Jun
Aug
12%
Jan
16 %
18%
Jan
22%
49
Apr
63%
Nov
32%
Jan
41%
Aug
70
Mar
Jan
8.c
8%
Jan
Sep
July
98
1.60
Jun
14 % July
62% May
21% Feb
24%
83
Aug
Apr
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
11%
Jan
15
Aug
59%
Oct
69%
20
Sep
28
Jun
25%
Oct
27%
Nov
53%
Oct
88
49%
Nov
49%
Nov
U
Nov
Si
Nov
46
May
Apr
Feb
52% July
5%
Feb
9%
Oct
94%
Oct
94%
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CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER 18
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Friday
STOCKS
Par
Abitlbi
Power
4%%
&
Paper common
preferred
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Class
5 % 7c
Co
of
Anglo Can Tel
Argus
Corp
$2.40
Asbestos
Atlas
Canada
4%
26
10%
11
89%
89%
108
25%
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Ltd
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49
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92 %
107 110%
5,134
of
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Mar
Sep
British
69%
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117%
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25%
Nov
27%
Jun
4%%
Nov
109%
Jun"
4%%
54 %
40
53%
Jan
55% May
5%
51
200
47
Feb
53
Aug
4%
22%
23%
990
20%
Nov
25%
Apr
4%%
53
Mar
60%
Aug
57
55%
57
330
41
43
3,797
17
17%
945
32%
Electric
British
13% Mar
20% July
British
Products
British Columbia Power
Columbia
90
52%
May
Apr
1,292
36%
Jan
' ^61
60
42
61
44
771
58%
Jan
64 Va
Sep
41
580
38
Jan
53
Apr
50%
4,516
45%
Feb
52 % July
13.3'4
6%
225
21%
25
50%
50%
•
•
7
29
6%
28
; 30
—
—
100
50
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54% July
58
41
50
.-
preferred
Columbia
42
58
40%
50
46% July
1,359
—
47
100
Feb
47%
*
High
7%
29
30 30%
4,920.
Noy.
63% July
43% July
9% Mar
Jan™~^30
25% Mar
Nov
33% July
Co—
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
51
22%
41%
Columbia
Low
40%
*
British American Oil common
104%
46%
Range since Jan.
High
*
Bell Telephone
110
Shares
•
Nationalei.
^Brazilian Traction Light & Power
a,Z
British American Bank Note Co
220
for Week
10
10
Scotia
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
ClflSS B
—
————
25%
25%
Nova
Canadienne
Range
10
Montreal
of
Banque
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n — 1/
165
17
•'
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I50
•
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Jan.
2,426
54 %
common
since
104.35 104%
_ioo
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Sank
Range
91%
a24a24%
pfd—~25
preferred
For
25%
*
preferred
Canadian
36%
26
*
Shares
High
10%
"•
HI—
I
Steel
Aluminum
35%
Bank
for Week
*
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Algoma
Low
36%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Lew
Par
20
Sugar common
Aluminium Ltd
Anglo
•
Sale Price
Funds
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Last
STOCKS
Telephone
54
'
Aug
95
104
Mar
111
51
Jan
54 Va Mar
65
5°%
Jun
54%
Rep
92%
Jan
98
Nov
50
Aug
53
Jan
16%
98
98
98
125
50%
50%
50%
25
'
106%
105 105%
52 52%
54
54
•
15%
15%
16%
11.020
•
34%
33%
34%
1,356
25
v 50
49
50
170
8%
Oct
Nov
24% Mar
37% July
43 %
50 %
Jan
Jun
Number 5483
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
41
(2165)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
*
*
•
Mills Ltd class A
Eruck
"fl"
Class
Building Products
Eulclo Gold Dredging
Shares
41
5
Low
High
—
Canada
$1.30
preferred
5%
Power
Cement
—100
al5
75
100
11
5«/a
43 %
810
41
5.15
100
5.00
Sep
5
104%
Oct
33
Oct
Canada
Canada
Safeway
Canada
Steamship
Canada
20
—.——*
5%
10
*
100
*
pfd
4.407o
common
Bank
$1.25
of
Commerce
Breweries common
Canadian
preferred
A
15
—,
35
Niagara
Wire
Sep
Noranda
Mines Ltd
Feb
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
Jun
29
May
27
Jan
34
30
Jan
39
21
Jan
30
—
al7
—
25
-—■—-——
—
common—*
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Hydrocarbon
Industries
—
common
.—
,
Vickers
Mining
Class
A
—
*
*
31 %
•
.
6%
July
41 %
22
a7%
12%
a7%
30
36
18
35
13%
13% July
Jun
22%
Jan
20
Apr
31
Jun
17
Jan
25% July
105
Jan
1%
2
*
25
Seagrams
Bridge
Dominion Coal 6%
Dominion
preferred
—
*
Dominion Corsets
Dairies
Dominion
41
21 %
Sicks'
—
*
common
—
29%
•
Dominion Glass common
1*
Dominion Steel & Coal
*
Dominion Stores Ltd
*
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Foundries & Steel com
Dominion
Red
Sep
Triad
10
Jan
Tuckett
39%
Jun
United
Oct
10'A
Jan
Feb
31%
Sep
*
*
8%
32'A
8%
32
9
32%
6,633
480
———<--*
——*
31
30%
31
876
9%
9%
10
27
25%
27%
1,226
Bros Ltd
Donohue
Dow Brewery
Ltd
—
Dupuis Freres Ltd class A
Du
of
Pont
Canada Sec com
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd
Enamel & Heating Products
f amous
20
_*
1
—;
Co's
Fraser
12%
23%
Canadian Corp
of Canada-————*
Ltd common
•
Players
Foundation
25%
33%
Co
68
12%
24
66
9
23
25
__
26
34
32%
Sep
Sep
Apr
48%
Sep
25'A Aug
10%
8
General
Feb
20
Steel
General
Jan
13%
23
Jan
24%
9
b'/'r
preferred
Jan
35%
25
Jan
31 %
Nov
10 %
July
Gypsum
Lime &
Howard
Smith
Paper
—
Oil
Husky
6%
40
41
52 %
64
52%
68%
8.30
64%
8.30
Canada
of
Jan
Jan
25
,-100
Preferred
—7,50
International Petroleum Co Ltd.—,—-*
International Power
*
International Utilities Corp common-.5
Freferred
25
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
5
Jamaica Public Service Ltd
*
International
Paper
Limited
9
100
common
36%
26
26
—
—
Jan
Jan
44% July
Jan
53
Jun
52
Jan
72
Aug
7.25
35% Mar
102% Mar
61%
Jun
107% July
17
Jan
22
Sep
55
Jan
86
Aug
134
Mar
80
Jan
24% Aug
124
Mar
138%
Jun
116
Sep
31
Sep
250
Aug
Jun
3"*% Mar
42%
33%
Apr
42%
25
Oct
30%
Jan
17
Jan
30%
Apr®>
Jun
21 % May
25
Jun
12
Jan
14
Nov
11%
Oct
13%
Jan
365
11%
20
Aug
26
Jan
18
Jan
28
July
39
May
45
May
40
2
42%
42%
98
43%
98
3,665
—
9%
9%
100
.
10%
26%
Jan
46
July
89
Jan
98
Jun
9
Feb
210
101
Mar
115
July
1,020
33
Jan
46
% July
al4% al5%
27%
28
75
1,990
17
Sep
19
23
Feb
28
Sep
Jan
27%
Nov
*
28
27
27%
325
•
B
17%
17%
18'A
7,245
22%
22%
105%
23
106
585
80
*
100
Co common
preferred
&
42
27
__
58%
Sep
Oct
49
Aug
6.10
5,000
al50
al55
23
145
15%
15%
185
14
125
12
5.80
al4% al4%
*
2,263
66%
Apr
80%
Sep
37%
3,005
30
Nov
37%
Nov
37
32
37%
2,905
32
Nov
55
104
22%
16
Mar
17% Mar
104%
Jan
26 % Mar
23%
107
&
Ingersol
Class
MONTREAL
Celtic
Knitting
footnotes
see
page
45.
54
Jun
Funds
Sales
Week's
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
52
1,765
36%
Jan
12
12%
5,160
10%
Jan
9
9
5
16
16
17'A
5,325
4.50
4.50
1£%
19%
20%
a20
a20
a20
of
Co
3.00
Jun
19%
Nov
16%
Jan
Jan
19%
'
105
23% July
Oct
July
21%
310
15%
Jan
27
432
30
Feb
34% Aug
84
a6%
Jan
85
84
25
70
Mav
550
6
Mar
8%
6
6
325
6
Jan
8%
Inv Ltd
class A
*
28
28
120
25
Jan
29
Jun
a38
a38
20
36
Jan
40
May
11
Mar
14%
Feb
Jun
4.00
Nov
Ltd
al2
50
4.00
4.00
100
al.00
al.00
28
al2
*
Ltd—
class
Can
pfd—
conv
4%
Oil
McColl-Frontenac
preferred
Mexican Light &
& Ontario
5%
142
22
Nov
29%
Jun
33
Feb
38
Jan
36%
6%
4
Mar
1,675
31
100
2C %
Feb
1.60
3,700
1.45
Nov
140
152
2,172
Sep
Feb
33
44
May
60
1,800
7
Mar
41%
100
33
Jan
9% July
45
Jun
8
54
Jan
60
Aug
19%
Jan
28
Sep
25%
80
102
101
102
85
a5%
a5
a5 %
12
12
16%
16%
122
Jan
24
4
Mar
5%
Nov
408
10
Jan
14%
Jun
Jan
18% July
Jan
71
July
Jan
42%
Nov
11
Nov
11
Nov
10% Aug
12
Feb
240
27%
36
Sep
145
51
Mar
54%
Nov
95
51
Mar
55
290
66
Jan
76
Oct
14%
Apr
25
July
19%
Jan
33 %
Nov
18
Oct
18%
Aug
13%
Nov
17%
65
67%
42
42%
11
11
1.875
11%
11%
75
34
35
53%
54%
51%
51%
75
75
20%
22
—"
1,280
33%
48 %
125
11
100
50
5
9%
31%
66%
250
'
1,805
"
53%
of Canada—
22
33
33
102% Mar
100
42
——*
•
Ltd
158
a53
41%
*
preferred
6% non cum part 2nd pfd—
Quebec Telephone Corp
common
Nov
Jan
100
9%
a59 % a59%
13.50
5
1st
Nov
2.80 May
8%
*
Paper Co
6%
31
a53
9%
Ltd-lO
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Cum red s f 1st pfd—:—
50
(Can)
Jun
100
1.50
Newfoundland Light & Power Co
Reitmans
52
31
-10
Ltd common
Royal Dairies———
Royal Rice Mills Ltd—
Corp
Jan
25%
Corp
cum
50
525
a22 % a22%
Ltd—
Co
Common
Minnesota
Jun
15
100
pfd
—
Power
Jun
82
a51
•
Distilleries Ltd com
Q%
Nov
41
Oct
a51
50
—
(Walter M)
Lowney Co Ltd
36%
Oct
326
36%
1.15 July
Aug
3.874
56%
36
Sep
32
37
54
a31
Feb
20
6
36%
54
*
A._
3.35
75c
Sep
49%
a31
36%
Ltd common—*
Foundation
Investment
6%
5.00
100
1,666
v
'
a6%
*
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp„—*
Mount
Sep
Feb
July
32%
class A
Engineering Works Ltd
Motor
Mount
13
21
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd com
Moore
Jan
14%
13%
914
31%
_
Frere, Limitee
Melchers
Nov
52
Jun
6
32%
50
Dominion
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Eastern Steel Products Ltd
._*
Federal Grain Ltd $1.40 pfd
20
Fleet Manufacturing Ltd
s
"
6%
1
Jan.
High
Low
51
cl B_*
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A—*
Preferred
—————*
Consolidated Paper Corp Ltd
;—*
Crown Zellerbach Corp
5
Ford
Range since
High
*
1
♦
Ltd
Co
Paper
Co
Sep;
Jun
Canada
Renold
Chains
Russell
Industries
al8
Ltd
Ltd
—
Southern Canada Power 6%
pfd
145
10
al8
25
13%
13%
1,035
145
146
79
Jan
Aug
Traders Finance Corp
5%
Trans
Pipe
al7
10
15
Feb
19%
44
45%
515
41%
Jan
49
46
145
45
Jan
53% July
STOCK
40
270
27% Mar
49%
550
40%
Apr
54
Sep
19
19
95
19
Apr
22
July
6
6
150
4.20
4.15
4.35
5,800
EXCHANGE
Westeel
Western
Hotel
1203
Mining
Phillips Square
Office:
St., New York City, HAnover fc-0575
SHERBROOKE
-
CHICOUTIMI
J
ST. JOKNS. P. Q.
14%
22
22
135
26%
250
45
46
60
a47
a47
a47
102
J0
n
7%
4.35
Nov
16 Va
■
Aug
21V4
Oct
24%
Jun
23%
Feb
26%
Nov
28
Jan
56
A or
35
Feb
50
Jun
Nov
44c
-
Ltd
Mines
Lead
Mines
Ltd
Ltd
Metals
Corp
Ltd
Iron
1
*
1
1
14c
12c
14c
19,000
3.10
3.10
3.20
5,600
1.47
1.47
200
12c
3.00
Ort
1.05 July
1.27
Oct
4.10
Mar
Apr
1.90 July
1.45
Oct
1.40
18,800
4%c
3,700
2c
7c
Aor
43c
14c
1.35
414 c
1.37
*
1
1
Apr
Nov
11 »/4 May
3,921
26%
22
Ltd
Ltd
Anglo Rouyn Mines Ltd
Arcadia Nickel Corp
Arno Mines Ltd
Ascot
14
5 v*
4.15
Stocks—
Ameranium
Anacon
14
—
46
Canada Breweries
Manufacturing Co
Woods
Ltd—
Ref
Pen Co Ltd
Products Ltd
EXCHANGE
41% Aug
39
48%
(L E)
Waterman
Oct
July
19
class B
&
Aug
45%
39
Line
Alloys Steel Canada
Prod
Feb
155
al7
.—4
Oil
Mountain
Feb
44
class A—
preferred
red
140
45%
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A.
Atlas Sulphur &
For
Feb
52%
Nov
9
Claude Neon General Advertising
EXCHANGE
-
28
52
*
*
*
B
STOCK
William
Oct
350
Oct
•
—
Products
Wainwright
Telephone PL-9501
62
241%
12
1
Rand
&
Power
Food
STOCK
TROIS-RIVIERES
Jan
19
11%
*
Canadian
Canadian Marconi Co
Windsor
-
Feb
30
130
51%
Sugar
Ltd———
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd
Gen Investments Ltd
Vanadium
HART
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
QUEBEC
37% Nov
106
Aug
25
Low
*
-5
0
Vinegars
Canadian
TORONTO
Branch
July
70
31
Last
Dominion
&
CANADIAN
Local Branch:
19
Jun
69
37
Union Gas of Canada Ltd
MEMBERS:
17% Juiy
Jan
69%
1
United Corporations
SAVARD
July
155
Jan
%
Jun
7.40
Jan
4.35
May
al4%
•
L
class A
11% July
108
43%
105
105
42
*
A__
Jan
42%
157/8
Company
Power
50
10,585
*
Oil
Montreal Locomotive
4%%
Oct
10
40
Morgan
Aug
7% Aug
Jan
Aug
40
Class
Stp
12%
7
14
Struct
Breweries
42
10'A Mar
8
Ste"I common....»
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
*
Mailman Corp Ltd 5% pfd
100
Massey-Harris-Ferguson common
»
Molson
53% July
Jan
20
class
Jan
4
24%
41 %
485
*
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co
Belding-Corticelli Limited com
David &
14
11%
—
5,852
43
Feb
Sep
24
Robt
9.85
19
20
Mitchell.
Jan
14
*
Frontenac
Jun
52%
50%
1.503
Power
Preferred
61%
Jun
Apr
24
McColl
Mar
105
12
*
MacKinnon
Nov
24
B
Class
58
43
Par
Catelli
30
1,250
435
375
Lower St Lawrence
Jun
56%
Sale Price
Canadian
22
__
Jun
51
al52
100
♦
stocks
Jan
24
*
Feb
47
Feb
57
Friday
Nov
—*
(John A)-,
Acceptance class A
20"%
Jan
43
Canadian
11
150
26
Oct
37
Canadian Stock Exchange
54%
8,014
275
975
1,598
110
3,225
25
3,275
125
26%
26%
16
55
140
50
Preferred
Apr
53% July
155
1,625
41%
145
46
46%
52
Oct
*
(John)
Lang & Sons Ltd
Laurentide
34 % July
47%
104% 104%
16%
17
205
42
41 %
17%
46
25
Sep
Jan
48%
205
41%
41%
17%
Jan
156
46%
46
104% 104%
Canada
Jan
1,093
—
Sep
al2% al2%
Canada
29%
2,9,-6
10,225
7%
7%
21
21
77%
81
134%
136
110 11414
28% 30%
Aug
29%
♦
Jun
52%
56
——
Labatt
Jan
44%
54
21
30 %
Jan
Butterfly Hosiery Co Ltd..
56
—
49% Aug
27
48
*
Mar
—
78%
134%
110
28%
48%
.
100
27%
250
3,965
2,973
25
16
55% July
100
:
29
53%
39%
11%
7%
104%
Jan
29
common
Brown
51
38%
11%
7%
53%
38%
11%
•
common
8.25
53
28
preferred
Limited
Sep
46%
25
preferred
Nickel
60%
40
52%
Imperial Bank of Canada
10
Imperial Oil Ltd
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common'5
6 %, preferred
———£1
Industrial Acceptance Corp common..*
$4.50 preferred
■
—
100
Inland Cement preferred
10
International Bronze common
*
In*
60
—
•
———50
—*
1
common
preferred
Hudson Bay Mining
$2.00
105
Zellers
17%
10
12
a54% a55%
Winnipeg Central Gas
22% July
2,665
375
1,560
115
54 % July
*
Nov
50
100
a53
Jan
Jan
A
80%
Aug
42%
Jan
50
65
*
class
(Geo)
12%
Mar
41
50 Va
326
Oct
E
Jan
90
100
a53
Sep
2,381
51%
*
Jun
114
41
Nov
74%
965
67%
Feb
Worts.)
6
Mar
.—.
85
84%
51
Nov
27
preferred
33
Mar
—
Mar
81
66%
Nov
30
9%
24% Mar
27
.
July
45
Nov
48
100
pfd inc 1927——50
Ltd
*
Alabastine
*
July
16
144
Jun
6% Mar
110
Tire 4%
Gccdyear
64
10
Corp
Oct
25%
680
Great Lakes Paper Co
Jan
10% May
13%
375
Sep
10
1,035
10
50
3,170
58%
Jun
111
common——_*
Wares
1,264
57%
155
Aug
10
2,096
370
May
43
Aug
42 %
32%
.
Nov
73
20%
150
*
41% Mar
Apr
Feb
32
50
10
12%
Jan
Nov
Nov
111
57
Motors
Nov
Aug
30
—;
58
54%
10%
11
43
20%
10
Jan
13
Apr
Jan
32%
57%
325
Jan
*
.——100
—3
common
—
Dynamics
11%
Aug
28%
Cotton
Class
—1%
Power
preferred
5%.
General
35
100
•
Canadian
Gatineau
Jan
55
48
Bank
7%
Tobacco
Wabasso
18%
15
3,411
26
20%
*
Walker Gooderham &
20
28%
110
300
955
1,340
726
28
.'
Steel
May
825
*
Dominion Textile common
30
Jan
16%
150
Oils
Weston
33%
200
Feb
*
Co
18%
Aug
6%
24'A
11%
*
*
11%
24
50
common
Toronto-Dominion
17% Mar
__
375
55
*
30
1314
pfd
Jun
12
29
a54%
Steel Co of Canada common
16
23%
18
34'A
Aug
102% May
Nov
6
35 %
17%
34
13
35 %
.
67 %
Jan
67
Southern Canada. Power
May
Aug
100
—100
Southam
9
18% Mar
205
51%
com—*
Canada
of
Breweries
29
6
preferred
Williams
10% July
Jan
101% 101%
Jan
84%
47% Mar
-
58% July
60
Mar
common
preferred
Sep
99%
Apr
47%
44
13%
28'A July
Oct
1,485
2,030
Jun
Nov
40
Mar
55
55%
57%
—10
common
Jun
35 %
17% Mar
6,040
3,920
75
200
10
1,512
890
7,611
715
7,910
Corp
4%%
B
4%%
Distillers
40
54
-—
Voting trust ctfs
Simpsons Ltd
108
73% Mar
16%
2,005
Nov
58
117% Aug
20%
Shawinigan Water & Power common..
aenes A 4 %
preierred
50
Sherwin
26%
54%
66% May
54
55
Co——
Ltd
Co
Lawrence
Mar
9
Jan
(James)
Oil
Royalite
St
May
Jan
30% Mar
53
Jan
Sep
Apr
July
28% July
175
40 %
21 'A
a7
12%
a7%
29%
July
4.25
19
May
15
1,100
—
Royal Bank of Canada.
7%
40
11
Ltd
common
Sep "
99
3,500
17%
Paper
Apr
500
275
17%
—
Rolland
Feb
7% July
375
31 %
Regent
Oct
95
1,400
6,976
al8% al8%
al8%
*
.
B
—
9%
35%
6%
37
Smelting——
~—)
&
Glass
class
Ccrbys
17%
—
Textile
Consolidated
Consumers
.'
—
_*
Refining
Jun
.
19% Mar
325
7%
-*
(B J)
Enterprises
Combined
Con sol
7%
17%
9%
37%
—
Jan
37%
Sep
77 %
Jan
110
29
Quebec Power
Series
110
*
Aug
33% Aug
July
18 % May
480
305
99%
59%
31%
12
38%
29%
33%
95
44
10
Provincial Transport
13%
28%
33
33
—*
———
Chrysler Corp—
Cockshutt Farm Equipment
32%
3.50 May
10
3,500
117
101%
10
preferred
25
8 %
100
53%
54%
Apr
8 'A
75%
53%
Aug
Aug
170
Jun
Jan
23%
55%
common
Apr
14
150
48 %
62
Jan
53%
Canada
Co Ltd
Robertson
11,238
160
37%
Company
of
&
Bros
32%
5o
5
,3,516
5
410
1,162
34
12
117
—_—.—
20
30
a 10'A a 10%
a22
a22
7%
7%
7%
•
22
21%
23
——aC8
Canadian Locomotive
,—..—-—-*
21% 21%
Canadian
Oil Companies common
•
19
18%
20
5% preferred
————100
—,
105
105
Canadian Pacific Railway
25
31 %
31% 32%
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
2614
26'A 26%
Coghlin
4%
795
Preferred
Canadian
48% July
30%
*
Morse
Corp
Price
3014
common
fairbanks
River
Power
Mav
—
Cottons
preferred
Powell
40
14
105 %
25
23
1,360
75%
Oct
Feb
Jan
37 37'/2
9% 10%
a4.00 a4.00
49
Mar
26
27
53%
July
Nov
20 %
1,075
125
20
2,515
870
1,650
25
50
May
—10
Placer Development
103 %
25
28 %
35
26
23%
Jan
46 V4
al58% al58%
Tubes
common
Sep
16
Jun
26'A
35%
26
37%
2,442
25
preferred
Jun
May
—
6%
12%
39
26
23%
37'%
10
Canadian
Penmans
Nov
32
13
Canadian
Canadian
Sep
34
125
Canadian
Canadian
Page-Hersey
27
Jan
641
3,969
preferred
25
Chemical & Cellulose
•
Converters, class A pfd—,-20
6%
Feb
May
23
13'A
series
Canadian
Apr
25
44'A
30%
28'A
100
54
47%
al58%
10
preferred
30
43%
29%
——
45
1,365
Sep
35%
29
47
53
43 % Mar
1314
&
High
Low
28
Weaving—
1
Range since Jan.
High
52%
Ontario Steel Products
7.05
—
*
4
Car
Ltd
Canners
Canadian
Low
National Steel Car Corp
Jan
4414
30%
:—
—,
Shares
44%
Feb
6%
47%
10
——*
comomn
Canadian
Canadian
1,341
737
20
2,923
476
140
1,194
38
31%
26
34
15
15
10314 103%
32
35
Foundry class A^—20
Ceianese common —
*
Bronze
Canadian
$1.75
37
30 %
26
32'A
for Week
28
15%
Jun
108
Sales
Range
Par
Nov
May
4%
1—50
preferred
Canadian
37V2
30 %
26
33%
♦
common
preferred
Forgings class A
Iron f oundries-;
Northern Power Corp
Canada
al05%al05%
—
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
1
i%
Calgary
18
High
5'/e
41
5.15
—
NOVEMBER
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
al5
—
ENDED
for Week
Low
Par
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Cast
STOCKS
FOR
Sales
43c
1,000
43c
Feb
72c
July
14c
15c
4,017
14c
Oct
45c
Feb
Jan
42
(2166)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle...
Monday, November 21, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Canadian Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
(Cont.)
Range
Sale Price
Band-Ore
Beatrice
Gold
Red
Bellechasse
Belle
Mines
Ltd
Gold
Lake
Low
Mines
Boreal
Metals Ltd
Hare
Bouscadillac
Gold
Bouzan Gold
Burnt
Hill
Calumet
11c
16,000
3c
Apr
50c
2,200
40c
May
28,600
7c
Jan
35c
1.65
Nov
2.95
1.85
1.75
Dev
&
35c
12,300
25c
25c
30c
35,000
3.50
3.45
3.55
4,300
30c
Ltd
(Dunsmuir)
Ltd.
13%
Central
Cons
Ltd
Consol
Cadillac
Quebec
Consolidated
Copper-Cliff
4,375
80c
Sep
22c
Jan
2c
Jan
6%c
7%c
Jan
21c
18c
■'
.V
Mines
Duvan
Ltd
7c
Jan
80c
Mar
1.81
400
Nov
3.55
12c
12c
13c
10%
10%
300
26c 38 %c
11,000
26c
Sullivan
Smelting
4.90
2.55
2.55
Fab
Metals
Fontana
Mines
Mines
Gold
Mines
Mines
Metals
__
Ltd
Kerr-Addison
Kontiki
Gold
—
Mines
Mines
Creek
National
New
Ltd..
Louvre
New
Royran Copper Mines Ltd
Santiago Mines Ltd—
Vinray Mines Ltd———.
Mines
Normetal
Obalski
(1945)
Pater
Miller
7c
10,500
Feb
Nov
Ltd
9%c
4,000
5%c
Feb
17c
1214c
37,100
Jan
30c
1.33
Nov
500
28c
7,500
79
80
16c
6c
6 %C
16%
5,000
1.60
75c
75c
8c
19,000
24%c 29 %c
47,875
3c
500
6%c
54c
1,000
May
2.75
2.53
11c
14 %c Mar
33c
Nov
2614
13c
Oct
65c
18c
10,500
6%c
Jan
22c
24,991
79c
46c
50c
281,250
13c
800
500
3,000
35c
14,700
9.70
27c
9c' July
50 Jnn
50c
1.50
5.80
Calalta
Petroleums
Ltd
Canadian
Canadian
Homestead
Central
Leduc
For
Oils
16 %c
20c
7c
7%c
footnotes
Ltd
1.32
Nov
see
7.05
45.
10
Nov
58c
Mar
5,000
59c
65c
9,349
50c
45c
40c
45c
171,198
21c
77c
76c
83c
12,011
75c
24c
43,000
20c
Jun
2c
Jan
2314c
6,000
Apr
11c
45q
1.23
14c 15%c
1.20
1.25
20c
9c
1.89
5.05
Jan
1,000
87c
1,400
700
26c
29c
26,850
27%
27%
100
66,300
8.10
1.02
1,000
11c
12c
5,000
900
14c
18
Jan
3.75
1.20
1.60
Apr
5.50
Jan
9c
Jan
20%
Jan
2%c
4.75
90c
29
Sep
Aug
Feb
29c
Jan
1014 July
Jun
3%c
4.914 c
Jan
Oct
1.20
Oct
1814c
30c
1,001
26c
12,500
16c
Jan
16c
68c
3,000
6c
Jan
30c
Apr
147/b
Aug
Jan
12%
14%
8,825
5.85
7%
Jan
6.45
4,200
5.15
Jan
13,000
14c
14c
16c
20c
22,000
1,000
12%
Jan
25
Jun
98%
98%
500
17
—
8.30
—
88
*
108
88
I,825
8.50
1.60
1.50
97
1,020
35c
8.10 Mar
7c
Jan
35c
8%c
Seo
18c
Apr
4%c Feb
40c
Apr
30c
10c
Jan
Sep
20c
30c
41,100
10c
31c
Jan
32c
45c
4,000
Feb
69r
2.65 Mar
Jan
2.50 Mar
Mar
7%
101% Aug
Oct
14
2,591
49
Jan
6,003
69%
Jan
118
Sep
80
25%
Nov
27
Oct
25%
—
25%
104 104.35
__
95
104
Nov
91%
109%
1.00
100
36c
50c
112,800
3.15
3,100
1.00
1.80
Nov
1.19
2.15
3,833
13 %c
Nov
22c
33c
Apr
9,040
30c
1.05
Jan
1.10
203,354
75c
Aug
Sep
70c
1.02
2.00
Feb
11,000
93c
July
Ltd
•
50c
J.64
1.55
1.G6
3.10
3.05
3.25
5,094
—
i
8c
9c
2,000
—_—1
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15
15
1514
2,400
*
5.35
5.20
5.45
53
55
68
—.—.—.—■-*
—*
1.74
12%
Jan
3.85
Jan
5c
16c
Sep
19%
Feb
Jan
30,950
69c
40c
17,000
24c
8c
9%c
38,500
4
%c
Jan
10%c 15%c
62,600
10 %C 10 %C
?%c
Jan
29c.
500
560
1.50
2314
79,750
235
21%
Jan
26
1714c
26c
459,500
3%c
Jan
33c
75c
85c
3,500
75c
Nov
1.25
52c
58c
6,500
45c
Jan
80c
2314
2214c
——*
13%
1.32
v.
—
—
52c
13
Jan
38c
Mar
2.10
Nov
15c
6,170
4.65
Jun
6.25
22%
2314
2,631
20%
Nov
26
5514
Apr
5714
430
52%
Apr
61
Aug
*
12c
12c
14c
8,600
43c
41c
45c
44,200
14
14
14
150
in
Mines
Jan
July
7
7
7
25
9
Oct
17 %
17%
1,985
13% Mar
20
14%c 1614c
July
24,600
6%c
46c
July
7%c
15c
1
8c
———1
:
3514c
1
16c
——
1
—
class
19c
73c
17%
—1
Products
Feb
*
—
Mines
May
*
common
—
10c
41c
12% May
6% Nov
A_
;—*
15%
Jan
Oct
2.20
Jun
5.40
70c
7Jc
1.55
21,018
1.60
6,900
69c
71c
4,500'
17 Vs
17 %
1,050
7.05
7.05
200
2.65
2.65
3,800
2.26
2.26
100
2.33
300
60c
2.35
8%c
30,000
35c
40c
155,066
16c
Jan
40c
1414c 1614c
Sep
35,933
11c
July
18%c
Apr
2.00 Mar
2.40
Sep
5%
Nov
2.30
2.40
2,850
4.95
—
5.50
390
3
Jan
15c
May
1.35
814c
8%c
II,900
8%c
Nov
15c
Jan
11c
11c
12c
22,500
11c
Nov
19c
Jan
Selburn
of
Oil
&
Gas
class
A
9.10
9.65
2,435
1.65
1.60
1.84
8,500
47
46%
48
1,218
—10
57%
57
58
475
1
Mines
Warrants
29c
37c
56,960
8%c
9c
8,800
1
^
—
——
8%c
1.00
1.00
1.02
20,475
1
Mines
35c
1
—
Cons
Mines
Barvue
9.25
10
Mines
.1
50c
-
Montreal
1.42
1.42
1.59
9,640
20c
22c
2,600
2.50
,
—
Base
Co
Metals
Baska
Bata
Ltd
*
Mining
2.51
30c
Jan
26c
Aug
93c
15c
9,100
Apr
14c
Apr
20c
Jan
1
•
1.80
1.80
2.05
25c
4,025
15c
Oct
59c
68c
9,145
20c
July
60%
60 %
7%
Quebec
Telephone
1
1
Mines
1
7%
2,150
48c
93c
4,900
20
405
2.25
—
50c
20
2.50
1.500
90c
1.04
125,931
2.20
2.25
500
50
—
50%
Jan
Mines
64%
Sep
Apr
6%
Jan
17
Mar
2.20
35c
Ltd
6.20
Apr
Nov
2.30
52
July
52c
May
11c
44c
10c
13c
371,500
10c
2.57
2.70
19.062
1214c
16c
28.805
1.30
1.40
10,555
6c
Gairdner
July
Sep
Aug
1634c Sep
60 Wall
8
1.65
80c
Jan
1814
Jun
Oct
Aug
Oct
Jan
1.05
5.85
Anr
1.75
Apr
2.71
Sep
1.98 July
1.55 Apr
2.75
Feb
2.45
Sep
7.30
Apr
4.20
Jun
Jan
35c
Sep
1.30 Nov
3.80
Company Inc.
Street, New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Company Limited
The Investment Dealers'
Association of Canada
Toronto Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Feb
Wire system
to all
offices
Jun
15c
Members:
CANADIAN
Sep
May
Canadian Affiliate:
SECURITIES
Jan
1.25
7,850
1.33
Jan
1.00 July
25
Oct
7,390
•
8%
Sep
Feb
25.491
1.80
1.50
Oct
45c
13c
12c
July
55
65c
16c
Apr
July
1.00
Jan
48c
2.60
75c
Jan
12%c
1
Oct
Jan
13c
1
—
2.95
Apr
58%
65c
1
Mines
1.23
25c
1
50%
3.05
38
*
Ltd-
Kirkland
200
173,576
70c
2.00 May
45 % Jan
25
Mines
Uranium
30
43
1.38
7%
♦
.
61%
43
—
!
8,550
1.23
1.34
*
common
Uran
Feb
15c
Relleterre
Bay
2.33
59c
Beaucage
Belcher Mining Corp
Black
Jan
Jan
15c
—
Yukon
50c
*
Uranium
Lumber
Bicroft
Nov
Ltd
*
Bidgood
20c
Apr
2.10 Aug
15,450
•
Mines
2.10
51,100
B
Beta Gamma
Oct
1.30 Mar
57,235
Beatty Bros
Bevcon
93c
85c
—
Bell
Mar
12 %c
38c
Mining
Lodge
49c
Jan
2.55
1
Beaver
July
Nov
6%c
75c
Beattie-Duquesne
Beaver
63
29c
34c
warrants
Class
Feb
34c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
•
Jun
2.78
80c
warrants
"B"
12%
54% July
•
—
"A"
Jan
Nov
*
Petroleums
Bathurst
6.75
1.60
41% May
52% Apr
Mines
Uranium
2.25
Sep
Apr
814c
Mines
59c
60c
Apr
137/a May
Sep
8c
Gairdner &
*5.20
70c
Sep
Jan
Jan
5714
1
Jun
5.20
Mar
23
1
c'as*
Oct
Jan
Jan
July
*
_.
Sep
10 %c
;
Jun
56% May
14% Aug
50
4.00
2.10
37c
Feb
6.20
4.70 Mar
53
Sep
Sep
Mar
1314
1.48
—!——*
Resources
3.00
23,752
55
—*
;——
_——
Apr
2.00
Jun
15c
30c
Apr
Nov
36c
Sep
1414c
Apr
1.00
Jun
9114
107 110%
Aug
Sep
28c
Jan
1
Bibis
6,000
10c
8,409
Oil
River
Bankfield
2.90 Aug
31c
20C
Feb
17
Mines
Bankeno
Apr
16c
9c
15%
Corp
Barnat
Aug
Sep
29c
19c
50c
Bank of Nova Scotia
Apr
Sep
Aug
May
9c
Jan
—
1
Bank
May
11% Mar
4.35
28c
—20c
Banff Oils
Sep
Jan
2,135
2.35
19c
Feb
1.10
1,500
4.35
1,100
2,100
.—.
Acceptance
Barymin
7.80
2.65
Jan
Nov
32c
Mines
Fabric
39c
Avillabona Mines Ltd
Jun
1.02
70c
Sep
Nov
Jun
Bagamac
Sep
3c
7,200
1.60
Jun
70c
Nov
20c
1.01
Sep
—
1.90
Exploration—
Gold
Auto
Apr
72,000
<
31,000
*
page
Sep
15c
Petroleums
Hardware
Aumacho
2.90 July
Feb
11c
2
0
7
10
76c
Oct
31c
Aumaque Gold Mines
Aunor
Jun
Aug
1.25
1.54
15 %c
10c
285
10
73c
—
73c
—100
Steels
Aubelle
Oct
5.57
3.60
14c
3114c
39c
2.33
Oils
Ltd
Oct
25%
2.10
—1
Metals
Atlas
Sep
2.05
25c
Atlantic Oil Co
Devonian Petroleum
Sep
22C
Mines——1
Mines
Atlin-Ruffner
Oct
8 %c
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation
Ltd.*
25c
Jan
32c
preferred
Bailey
59c
38 %c
*
Jan
14c
—
common—
Gold
Atlantic
Apr
00
3.00
l
11c
2,600
1,80
,4-—-—
Corp
Ashdown
Sep
29c
♦
52,950
2.00
Mines
Imperial
Ascot
Sep
8.00
90c
1014
Stocks—
Canadian
1714c
31c
Anglo-Canadian Oil Co Ltd
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Cabanga Developments Ltd
500
17c
20c
2.05
Mines
2nd
Sep
100
19c
;
24%
July
1.90.
Nepheline
Lead
Arjon
Nov
Jan
Sep
lo,
Leduc
Corp
Argus
Apr
30c
Ltd
24
18c
Nov
16
———-1
Consolidated
Area
Sep
July
Jan
2.35
37,700
59c
1.40
15c
15c
1.47
—
Oil
17c
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24,500
3.35
41 %c
Aug
14%c
27%
8% Jan
22 % Mar
—•
—
Rouyn
Apex
Aug
Sep
c
50c
36%c Jan
1,000
22c
Ltd
Products
37 %
20c
—*
Huroiiian
Arcan
1
32c
9.15
7.80
Mining Corp
Weedon Pyrite &
Copper Corp Ltd.
Jan
Jan
26
1614c
pfd_———25
Petroleums
Anthes
Oct
1.11
•*5c
2.26
Ltd
1
25%
560
3,160
-——-—*
-
Larder
Anglo
Jun
22c
Sep
Mar
4,500
50c
17c
6,931
1
High
11
Jun
Jun
24,500
7.40
1
Low
2614
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd„-50
Jun
Nov
40c
10c
,
36%
Range since Jan.
High
25%
__
—.——100
4%
Anglo
Apr
87c
39c
1.02
Westville Mines Ltd
Yukeno Mines Ltd
—
——--—
Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian
Sep
75c
21c
1.49
Ltd
Mineral
9c
10 %c
50c
V irginia
Wendell
Feb
1,800
7.20
—
Mines
Anacon
Jun
1.31
common
preferred
American
2.70 May
3,000
3.40
United Montauben Mines
Ltd
Mines
9b
55c
10 %c
13%
Sales
.
35%
1014
i
——
Mines
Anchor
2.84 Sep
2514 July
5%c
Tache
Lithium
Jan
Feb
—
Week's
1
——
Co
American
Apr
3c
29c
Exchange
*
Ltd
Amalgamated
Amanda
Sep
Tazin
Valor
63c
10 %c 13 %c
20c
23c
5.80
Lake Mines Ltd
Mines Ltd.!
Tiblemont Gold Fields
Ltd—
Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen Mines Ltd.
514%
May
—
ViolaMac
Jan
67 % May
4Gc
Jan
2.20
—
Jan
July
75 %c July
1014
Mines
debentures
Aluminum
2.49 Aug
2.50
Ltd.
Nov
Nov
1.65
20c
2414
*
Oil—
trust
Pacilic
Warrants
5.15 Mar
1.33
Jan
Oct
Ltd—
Sep
1314
Jun
20c
Aluminium
Sep
1.02
Jan
Ltd
Mines
5%
Apr
5%c
10
Feb
27c
Nov
2.26
Aug
56c
3,300
Sep
15c
Funds
Low
3614
Cons————-*
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd———-1
Aug
7%c
26c
Mines
Canada
53c
1.35
16% C
Mines
&
Distillers
Alberta
Sep
3%c
4.35
80c
Oct
Nov
1.77
Apr
714c
July
2.75
1014 Mar
Shares
—*
A or
a2.25
9.15
Steeloy Mining Corp Ltd—
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
Upper
Jan
12c
5,000
._
12
10
for Week
Warrants
21 %c Mar
11,500
14c
65c
Range
*
Gas
Alberta
Aug
18%
16
11c
20,000
7.25
Mines
Gold
Jan
1.65
11c
16%c
1,800
of Prices
—————1
Jan
1.57
1.45
60c
—
—
common
A
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
Nov
2.11
—
Mines
4c
Jan
Ltd
Mines
70c
40c
10c
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Sullivan Cons
6c
84,300
Jan
__
Silver
1.24
41c
.
Soma-Duvernay
Jun
Nov
80c
._
20,500
Last
Alba Explorations Ltd
Albermont Petroleums
2.85 Mar
1.75
Ltd
Metallurgical
Sherritt-Gordon
42 %c
93 c
13c
Mines
Gold
Aug
11,600
53c
3,865
16c
Agnew Surpass preferred————10
Ajax Petroleums——
*
Aug
1.45
Quebec Nickel Corp Ltd
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Quemont Mining Corp Ltd
Crest
20c
19c
1.57
.
Red
25c
33,300
12,700
35c
a9oc
10c
&
Acadia-Uranium
Acme
Oct
10 %c
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Fields Ltd.
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Quebec Labrador
Developing Co LtdQuebec Lithium Corp
Quebec
10,700
40c
1.70
50c
1314
a75c
15c
Paper common
•
preferred
——25
pia.c
Jun
2.11
50
Dredging Ltd.—
Manitou
31c
1.50
—
Quebec
25c
Jan
14 %c
Ltd—_____
Pitt Gold Mining Co_;
Porcupine Prime Mines
21%
25
Oct
650
——
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Gold
1.25
59,900
20c
Ltd.
Uranium
Cons
5%c
700
15% Mar.
24
——
Opemiska Copper Mines
(Quebec) Ltd
Orclian Uranium Mines Ltd
Panel Consol Uranium Mines
Pato
100
1.45
1,460
50c
Corn
Mines
Jan
20%
allc
6c
Ltd
Mining
Nudulama
Oils
10
19%
2.37
28c
13
a89c
jan
Jan
1.15
.
Pacific
Power
414 54
Sep
78c
1.50
25
—
Asbestos—
Mines Ltd—
New
Nocana
47c
Nov
23
Lafayette
New
May
10c
100
1.58
New
New
lbc
10,500
2.18
.
9c
July
33o
Feb
1.35
1314c
•
Acadia-Atlantic
Aug
20.500
13c
25c
c
7.80
Feb
6.30
July
16,000
1
Par
5.55 Sep
18% July
3.95
15c
39,450
2.10
1
1
Abitibi
Nov
15c
75c
1.95
Friday
Jun
18c
36C
1.05
7 %
Ltd
&
30
20%
23
Ltd——
Mining Co Ltd
Coal
Jan
Jan
1.10
Ltd.
10/2C 13/2c
Sale Price
Sep
10c
100
2.35
Ltd
stocks
Jun
20%
76
Mines
Mines
53c
3.85 Mar
9,500
27c
Jack
Jaculet
Feb
Ltd
Highbridge
New
Jan
1.90
1.33
New
New
10%
100
'
New
.
COO
3.50
12c
Ltd————-
Lake
3,600
17%
35c
Ltd
Mines
Explorations
4.60
17
18 %
Mines Ltd-—
Goldvue
228,600
8.00
Feb
7c
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
18c
11c
15%
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
;
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—
Monpas
15c
—
Louvieourt Goldiields Ltd
Mclntyre-Porcupine
400
a2.25
—
Mines
2,000
28
30C
Ltd
Ltd
37c
30c
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd.
Uranium
24 %c
35c
11 %c
-
Apr
Apr
29,800
,
Toronto Stock
Apr
18%
Ltd—
1.08
2.05
Westburne Oil Co Limited
Sep
7.25
6%c
—-—
Mines
Mines
Mines
1.00
Ltd
Ltd
Zinc
Dufault
Lavalie
90c
Jan
Feb
35c
30c
1,000
1014c
-
Algoma Steel
voting trust
Mines
Lead
Nov
5.00
2.10
1.40
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd———
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Keyboycon
46c
allc
—-——
Feb
*
Sep
2,500
26c
Nov
8.65
90c
*
Petroleums
Voting
19%
Inspiration Mining & Dev Co—„—..
Mines
Pacific
Mar
1,000
lie
—
Mines
18
1,300
26 c
—
Hollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd.,
Jardun
Nov
3.50
Ltd.
Ltd——
Minerals
Apr
14%
2c
Oil
Ltd
Apr
30c
50c
17
Ltd——
Ltd—_————
Uranium
Gunner
7c
Jan
7.40
16 %C
2.05
600
Canadian
3.45
9c
27%
Ltd-—
Mines
Gui-Por
Uranium
Jan
2%o' Feb
40c
Jan
22
10,900
10
,,
Aug
3.55 Sep
6.60
35c
—-
Ltd——-
2.35
10
33c
—
5.20
7.40
—
———~
Manitou
Grandines Mines
Nama
250
2.20
—
Oct
4.45
Mines.: Ltd
Lorado
14%
Coulee
Oils
Jun
55c
Jan
10,500
2,802
2.30
——1
Mar
15%
6.55
T~
Co——
Ltd——
(1945)
Golden
Lake
18c
14%
Frobisher Limited
Iso
15C
—
18c
Jun,
1.15
500
8.65
51c
Jan
Apr
Jan
2.25
5,000
46C
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Geco
4c
1.26
8.50
1
.——
1.84 Aug
Oct
3.75
Sep
Aug
Nov
2.10
500
4c
Refining
4%c
26c
100
1.26
Ltd
Ltd—
Mines
6,000
20 4c
Mar
2,500
16,000
10 %
Mines-
Ltd
Ltd
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Quebec Oils Development—.
Apr
Apr
Apr
1.18
2.90
Spring
Okalta
July
2.74
2.90
Copper Co Ltd-—
East
9,500
14
1.00
Ltd————
East
10c
4.90
Mines
Co
15,100
9%c 10 %c
1.01
——
Lead
3%c
9c
'
Explorations Ltd
Dome
!
3%c
30c
25c
1
High
Sep
100
--
fc>ep
58c
Mines Ltd
Coulee
Mining
May
Mar
lb7a
12,700
2.55
Zinc
8.65
55c
Jan
247,500
—
&
Nov
4.20
2.90
Mines
Cortez
Cournor
15c
23c
mmmm
Yellowknife
Sudbury
1,400
Oils
1.69
5,700
*
Oil
Petroleums
Bristol
800
28c
4-?°
8.50
1
New
2.18
•
Continental
Merrill
13%
•
Israel
July
Sep
May
Low
1.72
25c
*
4.75
Range since Jan.
High
4;?°
—
1
50c
Shares
1.72
—
1
Oil Co Ltd
57c
1.70
——
Consolidated Deniscn
19,600
Inc:
Home
Mar
Nov
Minerals
&
Sep
Mar
13%
3%c
Mining Co Ltd
Mines
18c
15%
Gil
Jan
3c
3.45
22 %c
Ltd—.
Empire
for Week
Low
25c
Federated Petroleums Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
12c
1.93
Mines
Jun
1.16 July
22 %c
Gold
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
New
15c
15%
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd—
Coniagas
2,400
Mines
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd
Celta
1.85
30c
19 %c
Sales
Range
Par
Oct
15c 17 %c
Carnegie Mines Ltd—
Cartier-Malartic
10c
45c
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Frice
High
Jan
9%c
Ltd
Mines
Collieries
3c
10c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Canadian
5,000
16c
Mines l td
Tung-Sten
Uranium
Low
6c
50c
vtc
18
1
Ltd—
Mines
NOVEMBER
Friday
Range since Jan.
—....——-—
Mining Corp
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
High
5%c
—
WEEK
for Week
of Prices
Par
FOR
Sales
Sep
Number 5483
Volume 132
43
(2167)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Sale Price
*
Blue
Rock
32 Va
85
2.30
2.38
65,275
51c
51c
58c
31
11c
12c
11c
Sep
25c
Jan
9 V2C
9c
10c
12,000
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
Commonwealth
34c
31c
36c
6,200
28c
Aug
65c
1
Mines
lie
Combined
10 %c
10c
12c
93,100
5 V4C Mar
17c
Apr
Confederation
5.95
5.20
5.95
17,145
2.45 Mar
5.95
Nov
Coniagas
17
~7
•
17
200
17
Nov
7
class A
Cordage
Traction
7%
18,207
7
Oct
Bridge & Tank pfd
50
50
49
50
45
Ltd
1
1.80
1.60
1.84
57,200
Mines
July
18
Conro
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Electric
4%%
5%
preferred
4
Central
Packers
Columbia
British
11,700
2.30
Oct
3.85
Jan
4,670
257/a
Apr
33V4 July
Consolidated
100
100
50
92 V4
Jan
100
105 Va 105 Va
90
103
Apr
106'/a July
52
Jan
55
Oct
50 V4
Aug
53 Va
5334
86
52%
255
Class
B
Broulan
Oils
1
1
Cordasun
Denison
Consolidated Discovery
Nov
5234
Oct
Consolidated
8%
Jan
16%
Nov
Consolidated East Crest
16 V2
143/4
150
34V4
3,862
49
493/4
410
1.75
1.68
1.84
86,138
5*4
5 V4
150
8c
8V2C
4,700
11V2C 12V2C
9,850
Buckles
1
Mining
54c
49C
11
103/4
1
42c
Uranium
Algoma
Hill
9c
8c
10c
12,300
14c
14c
15c
15,000
8c
8c
9c
9,500
*
41'A
41
43
445
14c
18c
Gold
—
15 Va
Oct
12
20
1.20
July
Consolidated
2.15 Aug
Jun
Consolidated
Class
Calalta
Petroleum
1
Power
Callinan
Flin
Calnorth
Calvan
5%
pfd_
Oil-
Canada
Bread
Cement
Jan
16c
May
13c
Feb
38c
25c
Apr
41
Nov
47%
Sep
8'Ac
Feb
20c
Oct
70c
17'%
5'Ac
Nov
87c
May
30%
Sep
13
Aug
10
July
12c
Jun
14 %c
Feb
55c
29c
69,940
2,910
250
4.90
15%
10,829
4.15
Apr
7.00
1,100
6.70
Nov
Apr
3.00 May
107
Oct
Apr
Jan
6.95
163,4 Sep
lO3^ Mar
4.75
4.30
Canada
Iron
Foundries
10
Life
Assurance
10
33'A
Oct
43 Va Mar
30
Am-
38 Va
16%
25
14%
Feb
17 Va Mar
26
150
26
Nov
38*4
31'A
— —
33
400
26
4
523
31%
16%
16'A
37%
34%
2,810
170
4
..
4.30
37
37'A
170
16
4
__
Sep
Jan
34
Sep
200
Feb
14%
150
8
Mar
76
76
Sep
Aug
Apr
223A
127
14%
__
80
217
66
Jan
14 Va
Nov
81
Mar
2.47
2.78
53,395
48c
Jan
3.90
Jun
14%
14%
15
370
12'A
Jan
16
Northern
Canada
Oil
2.40
4
Power.
4
Lands
2.20
2.40
4,500
2.00
Nov
Packers
Class
class
1.10
Aug
4
B
_
Permanent
Canada
Mortgage
Southern
Canada Southern
Canada
Oils
4
Lines
Cable
Canadian
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
Atlantic
Bank
465
33
39
Apr
93
93
80
833A
104
120
103'A
Nov
60c
5,500
55c
Nov
1.75
1.85
5,339
34
35
110
2-
—
—
Jan
1.65
Oct
20% July
Sep
,
95
Feb
105 >%
Oct
1.40 Mar
3.35
Apr
13
13%
330
76%
110
65
July
14
Mar
90
123/4
76%
Jan
Mar
.13
41
37'Ac
4
3 7'Ac
41c
73,578
33c
Oct
56c
Sep
July
58c
1
Oil
Canadian
1
4
..
Oils
Canadian
34
76'A
12.50
Minerals
'
i
com
class B
Sep
55c
-
1.80
1
____
&
Jan
41 V4
103 'A
—
Petroleum
Steamship
Wire
2.75
37% Mar
93
100
warrants
Preferred
Canada
300
250
104
_
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
Canada
1.25
38%
333/4
33 3/4
—-
_
_
Jan
1.25
4
A.
4.70
38%
1.25
Warrants
Canada
58c
68c
15,894
40c
Apr
75c
Oct
Feb
7.30
2
6.90
6.75
7.10
8,624
5.60
Sep
..20
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
44
43%
44'%
1,544
39'A
Jan
483,4 July
30 3/8
29%
30%
6,231
25
Jan
Preferred
4
35%
Car
Celanese
&
7,840
36
855
28% May
57c
Aug
29%
Jan
33
July
1.75
Jan
39
Jun
30
Nov
24
1,527
20
25 Va
Sep
37
38'A
2,490
33
38 Va
Oct
10'A
93A
10%
2,540
U'-Va
13'A
13
14
18,830
8.50
68C
64c
70c
11,464
60c
Mar
30c
32c
8,500
17c
Apr
2.67
2.60
2.69
45,090
1.76
Apr
2.75
Nov
22
22
22
125
153/4
Jan
27
July
30
23
25
(Dunsmuir)
Collieries
Canadian
Decalta Gas Oils
—
4
Chemical & Cellulose
3
—
4
com—
Warrants
4
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Dredge &
19'A May
21
—
3d
4
common
common
_
Canadian
4
Dock
—
—
4
30
100
Apr
Apr
Jan
May
Jan
1.75
14% July
14 Va
July
Feb
B9c
Jun
36c
4.10 Mar
3.25
1,140
4
73/8
73/b
73%
196
100
59%
59 7%
59 7%
50
35
Jan
65
May
class A_*
26'A
26
26'A
95
24%
Oct
28
Oct
10c
2.34
2.25
2.36
8,178
7%
7%
21
21
125
40'Ac 40'Ac
20'%
19
1,500
Food Products com
Canadian
Class
870
64c
4
Foundry
preferred
Canadian
30%
30c
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
62c
-10C
Empire Oils
Canners
Canadian
$1.75
30
61c
35%
..
British
Canadian
A
Canadian Gen Securities new
Canadian Homestead Oils
4
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
——
4
Locomotive
Canadian
Malartic
Canadian
Oils
Canadian
4
Gold
Cos
3.25
3.25
_
Preferred
4
common
19%
—
Canadian
Canadian
&
7'A
530
65c
60c
80c
317,580
Coulee
Mining
Cournor
Bit
Craig
Pershing
Croinor
_.
Zellerbach
Crown
Ltd
Mines
Delnite
Desmont
Canso
Oil
Gold
Cariboo
15,663
Seagrams
Distillers
4.70
Sep
Jun
1.90
7%
Jim
20
Jan
36Cr
Mar
17'
Oct
8.00
Ind
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
Preferred
Dominion
Leduc
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Textile
Dominion
Centremaque
Dow
Chamberlain Oil
Chatco
Steel
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Gold
Chimo
Chromium
Apr
Eastern Metals
Eastern
Smelting
Apr
Eastern
Steel
Jan
25% July
3
Jan
12
Apr
July
1.05 Aug
35V4
Easy
Cockshutt
July
1.85
Sep
Jan
July
2.05
2.01
2.05
3,425
1
70c
68c
71c
2,000
4
8.20
8.20
8.75
7,475
Cody
Reco
For
66c
5.95
Jan
28% July
common
trust certificates
Pen-Rey Oils —
Voting
47 Va Mar
El
20
El
Nov
Ltd
Mines
Eldrich
Gold
Sol
Corp
3.85
725
2.70
5.50 Aug
12,800
4.50
Jan
7.50 Mar
Famous
2.40
12,985
1.35
Jan
2.65
86c
88c
2,700
70c
Jan
1.10 July
17c 18'Ac
6,900
Sep
Players
—
Oils Ltd
Tungsten Copper
14c
Jun
24c
Jan
Fargo
lie
7,900
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
Farwest
34c
38c
2,200
25c
Jan
60c
Jan
Federal Grain
1.90
2.10
29,760
2.10
Nov
Preferred
6 3A
6%
100
1.57 May
6
Sep
7'A Aug
class A
Kirkland
Federal
3.35 Mar
5.40
Jun
4.50
8,075
7c
7'Ac
18,500
5c
Feb
16c
Apr
Ford
36c
43c
15,800
31c
Jan
58c
Aug
Francoeur
87c
73c
68c
75c
33,700
35c
Jun
1.02
1.02
1.18
22,700
80c
Mar
1.35
1.33
1.44
27,400
1.25 Aug
1.70
*
2.00
2.00
2.10
2,514
...25
96 %
94'A
101
2,610
2.00
2.00
100
2.00
Nov
4.50
4.50
100
4.50
Nov
85c
90c
4,176
81c
90c
14,275
4
4
_
1
1
Equip..
—
_
see
85c
4
page
_
45.
7%
7%
7%
860
1
73c
73c
76c
1,500
65
80c
72c
7'A
73c
Jun
Mar
Oct
Feb
Feb
Nov
Motor class A
Fraser
Sep
Frobisher
Jun
3.50 July
3.00
6
1.18
Mines
Gold
Cos
Sep
1.80
2.56
101
—
Manufacturing
Fleet
4.25
42c
4.40
Min & Smelt
footnotes
36
;.
—1
1
1
1
1
60c
--
—
--
10c
30%c
75
--
1
l,7o
25c
79c
—
Ltd
common
1
27%
23 A
26
1.90
2.45
32c
—1—*
Canadian
Federated Petroleums
1
1 1956
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
9'Ac
2.05
--
*
Falconbridge Nickel
6.65
—
14%
30
34
35
12 % 13 A
24 24'A
8%
9
2.25 2.25
38c
44c
31
31
45c
55c
20c 21Ac
60c
63c
60c
84c
75c
77c
9 Ac 9%c
10c 10'Ac
30c
32c
75
7A
1.46
7.5
7A
1.80
40c
94c
12 y4 July
2.20
—
9
—
10
Warrants ext. to Jan
3.80
—
350
29%
67
—————————————————
5.90
17%<S"
n'a?n
loc 16.Ac
7
7/4
104 % 104 /4
20 20 /4
17
18
—-—*
Mines
2.20
1
10 too
10.'0 J
rsocU
2,850
13%
—20
Elder Mines
3.85
Jan
74
2,o95
9,900
5,290
100
2,625
5,990
f.'n
6,030
m
300
2,310
300
H.268
361
43,4^
11-660
6,880
2,725
47,700
14,224
550
96
1,243
Jun
Eufckft
Jan
17% Mar
1
40/\ 4}/j.
5.35 5 65
—10
Investment
Paper class A
Jan
Mines
Farm
IJc
1.65
•
Machine
Trust
Washing
Economic
Eddy
5.20
Willans
16c
76c
1.60
58c
*
& Refining Ltd
Prods
Nov
Consolidated Mining Corp..
Cochenour
1.75
*f,c
Jun
8Va
2.01
Chrysler Com —
—
Bar Knitting common
Cobalt
1.00
3°c
61c
Empire Life Insurance
Erie Floorings class A
.
19c
76c
1.70
68c
31
Jan
1
A
60c
—
2.38
6.30
90c
7.15
6'A
Jan
Circle
Class
60c
16c
76c
1.55
58c
13.000
500
22,566
800
12,960
4,310
1
1
1
1
—
East Sullivan Mines
1.85
1
8,000
7,500
5.25
—
•
8'Ac 9%c
2.25 2.38
6.15 6A0
90c
96c
7.10 7.50
5%
7
20 20 A
36
36
66 68 A
Oct
Chibougamau Exporl
26'A
Sep
6.75 May
Jun
3.65
Sep
2.75
Nov
33c
Aug
Jan
20'A
Sep
Oct
14
Jan
3.35
Jan
Apr
30c
Aug
Feb
7.75
Nov
Feb
40c
Nov
Apr
31'A
Sep
49
9%c
Oct
Mines
6.50 Aug
Jan
Oct
57
Nov
May
60c
Nov
13c
Nov
43c
Jun
11c
Jan
50c
Aug
4.20
1
1.10
Mines
Chesterville
Oct
Jun
1.22
Oct
19c
Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
East
2.55
Research
Cheskirk
Jun
60c
18
150
42,200
201
142
32,513
7c
Chemical
Sep
5.25 Aug
9c
1.04
100
_
Apr
1.04
35c
1 01
2,144
_
1.90
50c
10% Mar
200
48,900
10.600
1-01
1.22
preferred
Jan
Jan
16'A
8.962
1,760
20 Ac
3.00
10
Apr
1.10
1
3.00
Oils
Charter
Oct
4.05
lie
1
18
4
Nov
99c
35c
Minerals
29 7%
....
Jan
2.95
Dyno Mines
Duvex Oils &
290
1
Feb
20
335
32c
40°
31
45c
425
.
Jan
Nov
2.05 Mar
26,100
23,475
1
19%
_
Jan
Sep
42c
35c
95c
Co Ltd
Copper
33'A
—
18c
52c
42c
30c
85c
-*
*
1
*
Brewery
Duvan
19
6c
Gold
Mar
23c
Aug
2.04
30c
88c
33c
—
Mines
Donalda
6.00
Porcupine
Central
July
Nov
9c
36,231
23.50
common
32%
Gold-
July
July
1.50
54c
16c
*
Woollens
Dominion
19
4
64c
45c
54c
20
18
34 A
13'A
-
32 %
1
70c
Jan
1.95 Mar
13c
•
•
Preferred
11 Va July
_
Apr
Oct
Mar
8c
52c
29%
Chemical com
Oct
__
1.07 Aug
9'Ac
13c
104 /4
Coal
&
&
Tar
3.70
.
Feb
25c
54c
Stores
Dominion
1,300
Oil
Patricia
Central
54%
com——•
Magnesium-
4.00
Central Explorers
Central
543A
—
100
3.90
_
17c
35c
26
55V2
16c
7'A
—
Feb
3.00
50c
.2#
—
Electrochome
4.00
Trethewev
Castle
73A
31c
26
5.65
13%
Dome Mines
Dominion
3.50 July
Corp Ltd
13A
41 \
(Western).,
Exploration
Dome
Feb
Gas
Asbestos
Cassiar
--
~
31c
1
——*
Mines
1.42
Quartz—
13
1.30
1.18
15c
1.20
2.50
*
Devon-Leduc
2,046
Pioducers
Aug
46c
22,592
709,534
13
--1
25c
1
-----2
Minerals
Oils
Detta
Diadem
Emerald Glacier
Natural
Nov
20c
10,944
40,730
6,000
54,576
1,250
2.45
2.05
—
1
Mining Corp Ltd————1
37,790
Williston
Canso
5.30
Ltd
Producers
Rio
3.25
Canadian
65c
61c
17c
5.00
49c
2.60
2.75
18%c 20c
18% I8V2
—
1
1
1
——1
.
Gold Mines
D'Eldona
Del
Mines
Horn
Deer
26%
_
Jun
68c
32c
8,032
150
50U
28,507
15c
4.65
46c
49V2C
69c
5.50 5.60
22'% 23'A
5.30 5.45
69c
5.50
23
1
Warrants
32%
pfd —20
3.50
393A
60c
1
Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mines
D'Aragon
26
_
54c
Jun
Jan
25c
1
Ltd
3.05
_
—*
Feb
Aug
90c
Jan
2.00
29
1
Minerals
Mines
Cusco
31%
__
—
58c
15c
4.80
10
—5
Trust
Crown
3.10
Western Nat Gas 4%
25c
2.30
85c
—
—-—1
1
*
1
26'%
Canadian
Oct
—
Imperial
Lead Zinc
31%
4
Canadian Vickers
5,500
48'Ac
I8V2
Cosmos
1
Prospect
5.35 July
Jan
*
Corp
..25
Petroleums-
1.00
2.80
2.52
2.30
Copper
1.10
Pipelines
70c
Jan
14,910
1
*
*
*
Consol Mining
Ltd
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (H) Dist class A
Copper Cliff
33 %c
Ltd
Sep
Jan
114,675
preferred. —10
Railway—
Pacific
Petrofina
Canadian
4,461
7»A
Oil & Gas Reserves
Canadian
757
1
Warrants
Canadian
Feb
Nov
30c
110,583
17c
Mines
Orlac
Consolidated
Consolidated Peak Oils
3231, Aug
4
common..:
Oct
Jan
2c
14c
35e
2.30
Mines
1.02
2.65
23c
12c
Mines
Feb
Jan
24'Ac
3,625
I4V2C
Mosher
Dominion Asbestos
of
50c
2.45
37
41c
80c
*
1
2
1
*
1
5.00 July
75c
Jun
24 %c
Oct
Explorations
Met
Canada
1
Consolidated Northland Mines
Crowpat
Can
4.20
Nov
Sep
31'A
4
Malting
18 Va
13'Ac Jan
28c
5.50
100
Nov
Nov
6.70
20
Machinery
13% May
Mar
72c
1043A
15%
—
__
-
30
23c
15%
—
4,215
Nov
63c
5.50
•
•
1
173/4
25
17'Ac 17'Ac
26c
4
A
5,000
105% 105%
17%
common
class
72c
38%c
Jun
4.00
Apr
Jan
45c
15'A
1.55 Aug
26,309
9,620
12,400
76c
1.65
3c
38c
36c
Jan
Nov
40c
3,266
82c
1.75
15c
45c
35%e38%c
4.10
4.25
50c
50c
76c
1.75
*
Explor
Nicholson
4%c
36c37V2C
—
Jan
Sep
2.60 Mar
13c
Negus
Consolidated
Jan
1
__
Mar
35c
14V2C
Consolidated
73/8
1
common-
19c
3.75
1
1
Consolidated Pershcourt Mine
1
Consolidated Press class A
*
Consolidated Quebec Gold Mines—2.50
Consolidated Red Poplar Min
1
Consolidated Sannorm
Mines
1
Consol Sudbury Basin Mines
_*
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd
1
Consolidated
Tungsten
Mining
1
Consolidated West Petroleum
»
Consumers Gas of Toronto
10
Conwest Exploration
*
Jun
1.40 Mar
25
_
7,192
Jun
Jan
2.10
40%C
36c
1-24
Consolidated
16
Oct
8%
__
3.85
60c
20c
8,268
95,400
20,442
53,424
25,100
78,203
Feb
9.75
38c
8 3/4
Canada
Canada
Morrison
83A
1
_
3.55
Mar
47/8c
2.45 2.59
35% 37%
40c
57c
80c
82c
37'Ac
44c
35c
38c
1.16 1.30
Oct
Oct
_
3.6O
12c
Sep
12%
7'A Mar
37,270
1
Smelting
&
79c
10'A
100
_
_
4.00
1
Oils Ltd
Mac
Feb
18c
50
Canada Foundries & Forging class A
Canada
Mining
2,486
Chibougamau
Foils
Mic
Consolidated
12
17'Ac
Canada
Canada
Consolidated
30'A
25c
Campbell Red Lake
Preferred
33,320
Consolidated
Apr
11%
Flon__
Cons
41,800
Feb
Apr
6
30'A
Oils
Campbell
13c
12c
12c
»
&
30c
10%
1
Howey Gold
Marbenor Mines
16c
11'A
Edmonton
Calgary
Calgary
Jan
25c
27c
—
24c
May
7c
*
_
17,153
508
10'A
3.75
7
Mines
Guayana Mines
Halliweil
Jan
4 Va
30'A
Dock class A
Jan
25c
9.95
warrants
B
Consolidated
IOV4C Aug
_•
—
78c
July
10.00
*
Iron
Fenimore
Consol
18 Va July
377/a July
50 Va July
Apr
247/o May
43 Va Jan
*
& Co Ltd
Dry
14c
*
Ext
Burlington Steel
Burrard
805
7,500
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yellow Knife
Bunker
212,400
11
42c
40c
_*
Gold—.—.—i
Canadian
Buffalo Red Lake
Burns
63c
—1
Gold
Buffadison
Buffalo
12c
1
__1
—
Mining & Smelt
Brunswick
Nov
i4c
32c36VzC
1
Oil
Dragon
Consolidated
1
Mines
Brunston
37c
lie
1
493/4
493/4
^
Jun
5,050
60,320
10
Mines
3.70 Aug
70c
63c
22,264
7,000
13,150
48,474
Warrants
75
14%
*
Mines
Brunsman
17c
1
Consolidated
Nov
July
260
Sep
Mar
42c
62c
Cadillac
2.30
Jun
37c 40VaC
17c
19c
39c
♦
6.70 July
11%
Jan
143
55
Oct
10'A
8% Jan
82,058
10
300
1
Bruck Mills class B
Brunhurst
195
3.20
33c
24,030
25
Mines
Reef
185
1
16 3/8
33 Va
34
*
Columbia Telephone Co
British
3.25
180
*
50 Va
I6V2
*
Power
2,100
11
2.40
.
1534
*
.
British Columbia
125
4.40
l03/4
Mines
49%
15%
*
A
9'A
4.25
ll
__
Sep
1.20
13%c July
Jun
105 Va
50
class
Apr
9'A
4.25
3.80
2.48
51
Products
Oct
195
Oil
Allenbee
Bellekeno
30 3/4
53%
L.
Forest
Feb
1
Bakeries
2.38
50
Columbia
Jan
4'/bC
*
Consolidated
29 Va
50
preferred
Va %
British
10c
20,600
2.95
Corp
Consolidated
2.38
100
preferred
72,226
9c
10
Mines
297%
pfd___10
preferred
4%%
16,500
70c
7V4C
2.50
Life
Consolidated
4%
13c
61c
8c
1
Development
*
British
12c
62c
9'/s
Aug
80c
Feb
7'Ac
1
Jan.
High
Low
*
Mines
Consolidated
since
Range
High
12VaC
*
Apr
2.50
Low
1
Petroleum
Nov
50
Apr
1.30 May
Shares
1
Enterprises
Coniaurum
Aug
9*4 .Mar
for Week
1
Mines
National
Conduits
1
Petroleum
Britalta
47 V4
July
Mines
Copper
Yellowknife
Colomac
•
Gold
Mines
Brilund
79c
Gold
Coldstream
2.90 Aug
Mar
Lake
Coin
40 V2 July
Sep
1.60 Aug
24c
96,900
17,200
l
Gold
Bovmar
Bralorne
Brantford
32 Va
2.35
Range
Par
High
1
Mines
Bordulac Mines
Brazilian
Low
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
last
Sale Price
1
1
Bobjo Minfts
'Eonville
Gold
Bouscadillac
Range since Jan.
1
50
Mines
Cerium
18
STOCKS
Shares
1
Ribbon
Biue
NOVEMBER
for Week
Low
Par
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
WEEK
FOR
Sales
Week's
Friday
—
*
*
1
1
25c
20
1
*
*
*
»
*
*
Warrants.
100
Debentures
31
26c
4.30
1-50
141'A
__
33'A
4.40
60c
95
27'A
28%
23 A
25 A 26 A
1.90 2.10
2.30 2.45
31'Ac
32c
35 A
36
31
31
23 A
22'Ac
26c
4.10 4.30
1.40 1.60
140
152
7'Ac 7'Ac
31 A 33 A
4.40 4.60
50c
60c
93'A
95
525
3,400
o00
500
5,460
40
100
153,804
102,760
*4.196
1,303
Gaitwin Exploration
Jan
Gatineau
Jan
1.05 July
10% July
1.37 Jun
5%
Power
common
preferred
preferred
1
•
10
5'A%
Geco
Mines
General
Ltd
Bakeries
58c
32'A
—
—
1
*
16%
—
35c
58c
32 323A
110 110'A
112
112
16% 17'A
73A
8'A
Feb
30c
July
60c
Sep
15c
July
75c
Nov
1.05
Jan
1.22
Sep
55c
Sep
Jan
1.18
Jan
33c
1.25 Mar
1.96
Sep
58c
Nov
68c
Nov
1. c
Feb
50c
May
Jun
1.24
15
2
Jun
36c
Nov
50c
Oct
30'A
Jun
48
Sep
5.00
Sep
6.10 Aug
Nov
18'A Mar
Feb
34c
13%
15c
3'A
Jan
17'A Mar
73/4
Apr
Nov
Nov
30
102
May
105'A
13
Mar
28'A
Aug
15'A
Apr
20 '%
Aug
28'A
Feb
43
9%
Jan
13'A
Jun
21'A Mar
24 'A
July
7
Mar
2-00 Feb
32c
Mar
25
Jan
Sep
Aug
Oct
9
2.75 Mar
Aug
58c
31'A
Nov
45c
Nov
92c
Aug
17c
Jun
36c
July
1.00
5c
Sep
2.20
Mar
18c
July
Apr
Mar
2.95
2.10
Jan
Jan
7.80 Aug
Jan
1.52 May
5.00
69c
4.00 Aug
3%
Apr
8'A
Jan
8.10
Sep
Nov
7
20'A
Nov
29% Mar
38'A
Sep
Jan
81'A
Sep
33
Jan
79c
51c
Oct
45c
Mar
77c
Nov
82c
6'Ac
Jan
13c
Sep
7'Ac
18c
Mar
35
Feb
6
July
1.03 May
21c
Jun
1.10
Nov
Sep
14'Ac July
54c
July
75
Aug
7'A
Nov
2.94
Oct
July
1.70
Oct
Jan
30'A
Jun
21%
23
July
25
29
Mar
8,320
4,010
oju
160
28,700
1^.015
3,130
1,598
2,075
15,565
2,820
31,000
231,025
1,390
60
11
5,695
400
Feb
29'A
1.80
Nov
Apr
81c
Jan
3.75 July
1.72
Jan
2.91 July
Sep
48c
Aug
26
Jan
43
Jun
29
Jan
31'A
Oct
10c
Jan
33c
Oct
31'Ac Nov
3.60
Jan
6.30 July
1.40
Nov
8.85 May
100
Jan
5%c July
25
Feb
3.90 Mar
50c
Nov
85'A May
158
Sep
13c
Apr
36
Aug
5.50
Sep
1.00
Feb
96'A Aug
77c
Apr
32c
Feb
26'A
Jan
34'A Julv
Apr
Oct
115% An-
110
111
116'A
Sep
9.80
Jan
193/4
Sep
7'A
Feb
9'A
Jun
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2168)
Monday, November 21, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Friday
(Cont.)
Last
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
General Dynamics
General
(Canada)
OldSS
m-
Steel
General
3
5
Corp
Motors
Petroleum
General
Wares
j-l'-i'i' l'i ' .lili'i
vr
11
rr iii
<ur
Lake
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines
5,785
43%
Oct
4.95
480
4.55
16c
4.80
522
100
101
I3%c
16c
49
2,205
10'/a
42,100
6.30
6.05
6.35
1.17
1.45
Mar
4.50
Jun
Nov
10c
266,806
79% Mar
54%
Feb
5.55
60c
Louvicourt
Jan
*
64c
61c
56,233
56c
Oct
1
37c
35c
42c
35,540
23c
Mar
59c
1
27c
26c
33c
105,500
12c
Mar
62c
Jun
-1
1
8c
8c
9c
2,600
8c
Nov
19c
May
3.35
3.35
3.65
60,500
i
45c
38C
45c
11,600
35c
Oct
*
—————1
27%C
25 %c
31c
190,900
18c
Feb
79c
May
14c
lie
15c
143,100
5'Ac Feb
21c
Nov
Gold
Gold
Eagle
—-
Manitou
Golden
Goldfields
Mines
Uranium
Goldhawk Porcupine
.—_—
Goldora Mines
*
153
151%
153
preferred
53
53
53
Gordon
25
Mackay class A
*
7%
*
7%
Class B
Graham
Gold
Mines,——.——
Bsusquefc
Grandines
Lakes
Great
Northern
Gas
250
27c
7%
6,950
20c
38c
218,200
6.10
6.60
41
42
3,375
1,312
29
Jan
1
6'A
6%
518
5
8
8%
—50
46%
46%
35
—
Warrants
3.15
3.15
3.35
1
26
26
26'A
875
1
3,95
3.90
4.00
19,260
ii
Development
Grass Oils
475
13c
4.25 Mar
45% May
2.40
Apr
18% May
1.50 May
Jan
54c
Oct
.
West
Class
Greening
*
8%
1
1.45
1
16'Ac
25
1
9%
980
8
9
1,395
4.50
200
8.50
9c
Ltd
Mines
8%
4.50
*
Corp—,
Gunnar
9%
♦
Mines
Mines
Oil
Gulf
A
Wire
Lead
Gulf
class
„f
Freehold
Gridoil
Gulch
Coal
B
83 %
8.90
2,100
1.45
1.65
34,100
16c 18%C
7,800
83
83%
125
19%
19%
20%
12%
11%
12%
17,422
13,120
30
26
26
26
25
Gwillim Lake Gold
1
12c
11c
13c
32,000
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
*
60
60%
175
—
Warrants
Gurney
preferred
Products
7
Jan
5%
Apr
4.15 May
7.75
Jan
Macmiilan
class
Brass
Harding
A
*
Gold
Minerals
Harrison
Red
Heva
Crest
1.34
1.62
226,040
18c
1
1
150
Gold
Lioeuel
class
Maneast
Uranium
Maple
Leaf
Maralgo
Sep
Marcus
Jun
Marigold
Oils
Jun
3yc
Nov
Maritime
Mar
4.00 May
28
Sep
4.00
Apr
A
Matachewan
9 Va
Nov
9
Nov
Maybrun
Jun
McCcll Frontenac
4.95
12
Feb
2.44
Drilling
Oils
Mentor
Jan
Mercury
McWatters Gold
Chipman
9o
Jan
36c
Jun
Merrill Island
52 'A
Jan
62
Jun
Merrill
Uranium
16%
Nov
Mexican
9'A
Sep
Hollinger
Consol
Light &
Nov
Mid-Western
29c
Aug
Feb
Milton
1.68
18c
Jan
19c
Sep
Sep
1.90
2.00
8,220
70c
Jan
2.83
Apr
Oil
Home
Homer
Yellowknife
Min
26
26
100
15'A Mar
28%
Oct
104%
5%c
27,150
4c
Jan
9'Ac Mar
Molsons
23c
240,000
15c
Jan
30c
Feb
57c
59C
1,500
47c
Apr
80c
Aug
10c
May
Being
for
exch.
8.55
1,898
14c
57,500
Metals
Desmont
41%
'42
160
102
40%
945
8.15
8.15
100
2.60
64'A
64
68%
2,710
51'A
4,000
20c
*
1
1
25c
27c
30
Jan
Moneta
Jan
Montreal
Moore
Morrison
Multi-Minerals
44'A July
Jan
May
'70
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Jun
Apr
105
1,853
67'/< May
90
31'Ac July
18c
25c
83,850
37c
40c
14,400
93c
1.12
64,950
30c
30c
700
30c
2.16
2.39
165,875
44c
9.50
10
14,339
24c
31c
182,900
16%
17'A
1,900
74c
79c
37,190
.
common
Gas.
3.85
Aug
32c
Aug
National
Grocers
Feb
National
Hosiery
Mills
Oct
National
Apr
National
45
Jan
54
July
7,775
20c
I,400
3
14,730
36c
39c
23%
85
Feb
102
Aug
New
8'Ac
10c
23,820
54%
56
955
104% 104%
25
4%%
Gold
Acceptance
•
common
preferred
A
♦y.'
_*
Inland Cement preferred
10
Inspiration Mining
1
International
Bronze
Powders
International
Metals
class
Preferred
•
100
Nickel
Co
Ranwick
134%
•
29
Ltd
Johns
Minerals
Nov
200
8,800
11%
Apr
1.21
Oct
106%
Aug
10'A Aug
14
19
3.40
65,495
2.25 July
28
285
23% July
5
215
1.95
Jan
42
50
36'A
Jun
42
Nov
36% Jun
40
Jan
10
8,200
47c
18
16
41%
42%
7,235
1,894
7
Mines
Sep
New
Davies
New
Delhi
1.45
Gas
105
Nov
81'/8
134% 135%
28%
12,445
55
Jan
Mar
142
May
31
640
133
30%
3,799
24
86'A Aug
Mar
Sep
3.30
3.30
3.55
7,900
25c
25c
10,500
10c
Feb
27c
Oct
34c
34c
38c
8,775
32c
Nov
72c
Jun
1.20
25
Nov
2.25 July
Feb
17'A July
30% Jan
Oct
1.95 Aug
3.65
1
60c
50c
61c
24,675
34c
Sep
33c
38c
10,657
31c
Sep
70c
Jun
17c
10c
9%c 10'Ac
3,423
8c
76c
Mar
Jun
Jan
16c
15c 16'Ac
20,450
9'Ac
Jan
39c
Sep
98
98
50
80%
Oct
98
Nov
98c
80c
1.25
I _"
518,252
41c
Jun
30c
28c
32c
22,650
27c
Oct
1.75 Aug
94c
May
Ltd
•
13
70c
76c
94,600
New
Highridge
New
Hosco
New
Kenville
Gold
Mines
2.58
2.58
2.72
3,700
1.77
Jan
3.10
Oct
15%
15%
15%
25
13%
Oct
22%
Feb
8c
2,200
5 Vac
Jan
20c
!!!!!l
Gold
1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
Kilembe
•
!!!!!!l
!!"l
,!!!"l
"1
"!!
1
Copper
Kirkland
Hudson
Kirkland
Lake
Bay
Gold
Kirkland Townsite
Kristina Copper Mines
Kroy
Oils
Labatt
Ill20c
Ltd
Labrador Mining &
Lake Cinch Mines
Lake
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lake
La
•
Jaculet
Osu
Wasa
Luz
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!_!!!!!i
3.60
3.85
31c
July
35'Ac
Jun
55c
Mar
17c
15 %c
17c
17,000
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
13c
15c
20,600
13c
Mar
32c
1.12
1.17
7,125
1.12
21%
24
1,750
~
Mines
page
45.
Jan
Jan
July
1.52 Mar
8.15
1.10
25
Jun
Jan
19
May
Apr
Jan
12c
Sep
13c
14c
14,400
29c
2,500
22'Ac
4.90
3,035
4.75
3,000
3.00
Apr
75c
28c
20c
Apr
Nov
Jan
23%
3.00
150
3.40
3.45
1,138
19
19%
570
17%
Jan
11'A
11'A
250
11
20
1.75 Mar
3.35 July
20
23%
308
7c
7'Ac
21,100
70c
7c
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see
2,271
4.75
j
•
Lac
16
14c
3.40
Petroleum
15%
21%
4.85
19%
~
1.10
50c
73c
6,025
60c
4,500
13c 13'Ac
36c
2.57
1.10
30c
36c
15,600
2.60
2.75
7,900
1.09
1.25
8,800
3.95 July
3.35 Sep
35c
45c
6.35
27c
Jun
14
Apr
15
May,
70c
Nov
2.72
22
Apr
50
11%
Jan
3.55
Jun
5.25
Jau
6.900
1.50
Jun
2.60
Oct
28
29%
1,505
26
Jan
21c
24c
2,550
18c
Jan
1.50
1.72
16,600
20c
23c
58,520
11c
65c
69c
1.25 Aug
Jan
27,729
42c
Jan
25c
29c
16,050
21c
Aug
1.45
1.55
39,357
2.16
2.25
4,350
1.00
1.09
30c
Jan
Jun
1.80
43c
2.15
3.15 Mar
Jan
14,000
50c
Apr
6,782
32c
Jun
81c
77,815
36c
Jun
69c
17c
17c
1,500
15c
Aug
25c
1.01
1.05
31,000
1.95
10,115
33c
37,200
2.24
15,600
2 9'Ac
21c
30c
137,817
28c
30c
50c
46c
58c
\
27c
.75
26c
20c
29c
19%c 22 %c
17c
22c
Jan
1.85
60c
2.05
Juq!
1.05 May
57c
27c
Feb
2.54
70c
55c
2.10
Oct
35'A July
52c
18c
Mines
22c
1.00 July
1.95
25c
Nov
Jan
1.45
1.34
2.70
72c
Sep
Aug
Jun,
Oct
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
Oct
2.24
11c
Jan
34c
Oct
10,500
24c
May
49c
Aug
55,208
15c
Jan
4,125
46,466
120,724
1.50
Nov
1.12 Au-g
Oct
68c
11c
Sep
25'Ac
5'Ac
Jan
22c
Nov,
18c
21c
Apr
Oct
New
Marlon
New
Gold
New
Gold
Senator
New
75c
May
22c
Apr
12c
Jan
74c
8c
8 %C
13,500
8c
Aug
28c
c
23c
13,450
20%c
Nov
40c
Aug
19c
21c
37,755
17'Ac
Sep
40c
Feb
17c
142,000
Feb
20%
13c
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
New
Jan
6'Ac Jan
32,705
19c
Mines
New
Superior Oils
Nib
Mar
13c
Rouyn
24 %c
Oct
Oct
2.07
Sep
9,400
9%c
Nov
2.23
2.30
30c
700
23 %c
26c
29,050
Gold
Mines..
7c
28,600
5c
Jan
10%C
Jun
1.55
Jan
1.06
1.25
42,700
1.00
July
2.35
2.50
10,600
2.10
Jan
9c
Nor
Mines
Acme
Noranda
9c
9c
Norgold Mines
26 %C
Norlartic
Mines
Normetal
Mining
Norpax
Oil
&
7.15
Oils
Preferred
55c
38,300
15c
2,075
9c
7.05
20'Ac Mar
4.25 July
36%
Oil
36%
36%
25
36%
9%c 11'Ac
105,500
7'Ac
75c
■
.100
55,050
15%
1,200
10 %
8'A
8%
Mines
1.00
15'A
15%
Warrants
8%
690
3.95
8c
9c
8,500
98
98
98
25
48c
48c
52c
18,225
8'Ac
Mines
8%c
9 'A c
9c
9c
11c
8,500
11c
8%c
12c
134,600
1.00
1.01
4,100
2.04
1.94
2.04
II,225
35c
Oka
Selections
Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
8'Ac
Jan
25c
15c
Jan
Apr
1.15 May
Oct
4.00 Aug
Warrants
1.75
Preferred
Ontario
Jockey
Club
Jan
1,872
10c
O'Leary Malartic
Omnitrans Exploration
Sep
Jun
16c
16,599
80c
90c
2,500
28 %c
37c
118,900
c
4c
4% c
25,500
2.60
2.60
2.65
3,700
75c
;
76c
2,800
10%
10%
100
4
common
%
,
:
10
10%
40c
Re
July
99c
100,406
Star
Jun
80c
Feb
55c
Rankin
15 %c
Jun
7.40
3.45
3.10 Mar
62'A
4.80
North
Lake
Jun
May
47c
North
Obaska
May
4.70
North Inca Gold
Oil
46
48c
common.
i,
Trinity
500
2.821
4.70
Ltd:
Mines
Canadian
8c
61c
54%
25c 29%c
61c
52%
4,300
61c
52 %
10'Ac 11 %c
Gold
Mines
26
Jun
Sep
Sep
2.42
Nisto
Jan
78c
1.15
Mines
3.20
65c
Nov
Nipissing
Sep
Aug
Oct
15 V8c May
6 %C
Ogama-Rockland
12'Ac Apr
2.20
18'Ac Mar
23 %C
6%C
Sep
Jan
2,864
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
Northwestern Util pfd
Nudulama Mines Ltd
Jan
40c
Jan
1.38
25c
Jan
3.25
Jan
5'Ac
2.25
North
4.35
7%c
17,800
51,500
1.46
30c
Yellowknife
Feb
1.57
14'Ac 16'Ac
*
10c
Thurbois Mines
Sep
9%c 10 %c
16c
1.55
Jun
July
6,700
130,600
55c
22c
,l.
Mylaxnaque Explor
Newnorth
27c
10c ll%c
50c
11 %c
•
Minda-Scotia
New
21c
50c
8c
Mines
Nov
Jan
Jun
250
2.16
Mines
Laguerre
86c
61c
2.78
Nov
Aug
22
30c
Mines
Kelore
Apr
2.60
Jan
8
2.75
2.60
Mining.
22% July
13 V4 Jan
6%c Jan
May
Mar
42%
4.50
2.00
Newlund Mines
North
24
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Nov
6,458
62,000
_3
~
4.05
37c
44c
•
*
Nov
35c
39c
25c 25'Ac
:
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2" ~
Gold
3.60
Sep
41c
!!!!!!!!•
footnotes
5,400
18%
36c
~
Leitch Gold
For
3.65
Sep
16,725
B
Little Long
Mar
86c
29,844
Candy Shops
Gold
23c
Jan
3.40
Gold
Lexindin
Feb
65c
2.60
Lavalie Mines
Liberal
11c
8,570
3.05
I!
Lencourt
Feb
28,150
2.40
Laurentide Accept class A
Class
15%
12c
80c
16
Mining
Laura Secord
6,725
11c
74c
3.35
Mines
Lamaque
18%
11c
2.45
Mines
July
74c
1
Mines
Shore
17%
Jan
22
Gold
New
New
Exploration"!!"*
Mines
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
17%
1
Ltd
(John)
8c
Jan
2.50
New Taku Mines
*
1.25 Juiy
26'A Mar
4.35
Harricana
New
New Jason
80c
Sep
Nov
!!"!!!! 1
*
12%
971
Sep
Jan
Jan
1.01
Explorations
New
33c
1
650
.50
New Goldvue Mines
7,070
Ltd
28,500
14
Fortune Mines
New
1.20
_i
1.75
Oct
Mar
1.40 May
13%
28c
New
Sep
78
7
6.75
17c
New Dickenson Mines
Sep
Aug
32'A
13
—
.
Mines.
38
12'A
Canada
Kerr-Addison
8,075
3.85
28
56c
Petroleum
22
710
150
of
102
1.61
13%
Oil
Feb
16,850
Jupiter Oils
Kelvinator
7
1.50
-
Development.
1.58
Mines
Mines
38
80c
2.20
_
Concord
16'A
1
Oil
Calumet
26%
•
Mines
38
72c
26c
Continental
32% Mar
102
47c
1.51
New
17
15
25'A July
1.03
New British Dominion
100
103% 103%
Jan
Nov
17%
67c
410
Jan
16%
28c
1.48
37
1.45
3.10
Gold
20
July
2.53
Oils
36
Sep
Sep
5
27%
28%
New
2.80 Mar
Nov
5.10
39c
2,680
22c
Bidlamaque
Bristol
New
Jan
18,564
Alger Mines
New
36c
July
Mar
4.50
B_.
.25
Feb
16
Manville
Jonsmitk
1.43
July
9
25%
(1939)
Joliet-Quebec
16'A
8
3,240
16
Mining
Mining
Exploration
Gold
11%
July
34c
New Athona Mines
1.50
Waite
Joburke
Oct
2.05 Aug
24c
New
26%
Mines
Mines
48'A
102% Mar
19
24%
Mining
7% July
10c
Apr
61'/4 July
1
Jacobus
Jellicoe
Jan
1.42 July
22
class
Car
Sep
12'A Aug
„5
Bldg Credits.
Pipe Line
Interprovincial
Jeanette
1.35
4%c
Steel
.41%
1
Interprovincial
Jaye
103'A
5/100
International
16'A
Jun
Sep
Nov
Jan
3.50
74c
Petroleum
20
36
78%
Petroleum
Jack
1.35
•
common
Preferred
Bay
16'A
11%
6
180
9
♦
11%
pfd___25
A
;
International
Iron
55'A
100'
Ingersoll Machine class
Inglis (John) & Co
International
9c
1
.„
35% May
10'A Mar
Feb
2.74
10
28c
—
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
70
600
Apr
Apr
Jan
9'A
5.899
common
10
10
5,544
Nov
39c
30c
National Explorations Ltd
1,942
2,130
Nov
24c
4.00
1.50
51%
7%
Jan
7.85
4.75
common.
15c
11%
1.50
13%
Chem
Nov
39'A
Industrial
Mines
National Drug &
Preferred
7'Ac
11
Lake
Creek
Sep
16,700
7'A
1.75
27c
1.55
8c
38%
Indian
3.85
;
7%c
7'A
60c
Nov
17%
Ltd
8c
11'A
Feb
Sep
41%
Brass
Apr
38%
10c
85c
42
Corp common
Nov
*
£1-
*
Mar
4.50
38
7.05
85
60c
80c
2.80
49%
Jun
Aug
Jan
11c
5
Works..
2,895
85
May
50c
3.15
4,520
51'A
10
27%
A
8.40
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
preferred
\
.
common
3.20
10
99
46'A July
3,300
■
class
8.15
10
Feb
si
—
Nello
Imperial Bank
Imperial Life Assurance,
Imperial Oil
Aug
33
37c
39c
2.95
1
Sep
2.00
27c
8.35
3.25
1.40
Jan
14c
29c
.50
July
Mar
9'Ac
38C
3.10
^
115
2.35
Locomotive
25'A Aug
12 'A July
9.20
Mar
100'A May
35c
.10
28c
Jan
July
42c
11% July
Oct
9
23c
& Dev
102
75c
Jan
Feb
12c
6%c
75%
Mtg & Inv
Porcupine
15c
Nama
40
8.15
1,675
41%
Preferred
Feb
40'A
*
180
67,426
34c
Knitting
Oct
_•
Mining
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
5,950
1.65
Corp
Brewery
10
old
5
Hoyle
6%
1.05
Mining
Corp Ltd. One new for each
Howard Smith Paper common
Warrants
104% 107%
23%
Feb
7.50
11c
10
1.55
Mines
Monarch
12c
3,925
16,800
1.00
Corp
Ore
20 %c
8.40
26c
14c
1.57
Mogul Mining Corp
8.50
12c
13c
9%
4.50
Mining
1
8'Ac Nov
80
Industrial
Mindamar
15% Mar
Nov
58c
10
Brick
Feb
3,050
Apr
July
Mar
Mill City Petroleum
23'Ac
Jan
20%
24,950
9'Ac 10'Ac
77c
Adt
19%
12c
Apr
1.06
13 7/a
105
37c
Power
5.00
19%
Jan
100
Apr
3.10
5
Gold
Oct
9
10
Aug
Mar
Midcon Oil & Gas
22c
15c
Apr
20c
610
Oct
Apr
2.25
7c
Mines
Nov
5
160,000
11
103
11 % c
13c
Mining
Nov
200
-
1.55
25c
30c
com
Petroleum
Jan
8,000
39c
103
34c
—
y
14,500
Knit
3.75
7
Jan
30,900
Mines
Exploration
7 %c
15c
Sep
Feb
Nov
43c
Lake
20c
14c
8c
2.65
Jan
9.95
Nov
28%
Red
600
6%
1.62
1
11,000
7
6,925
1.45
Jan
46'A July
Oct
1.60
Jun
1.84
38c
Lake
85,600
♦
1.00
1.90
13c 15 %c
1.80
36
Nov
1.06
1 92
——
9c
*
12,650
2,150
25,850
—
common
1.32
•
Tower
2.65
1.40
Monarch
Sarcee
Hi
2.50
1.25 May
43c
1.30 Mar
10'A
Preferred
1
Highwood
2,807
Consolidated
Mines
13
Jan
45
13 %C
-10
21% Nov
July
42%
19c
Jan
July
84,890
10,483
2.60
warrants
Jan
16c
47c
1.40
39c
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
McMarmac
38c
39c
1.35
.10
2.15 Aug
1.65 May
43
Mining Corp
48
Nov
12'Ac
6,550
7'A May
*
Bell
Jan
12c
10c
83'A
3,100
5'Ac
56c
244,400
May
38c
4.00
1
Oils Ltd
21,800
42c
Ltd
*
common
90c
36c
1.38
Mines
Jan
6,500
1.16
2.10
82c
Gold
3.90
8c
2.00
11%C
Sep
8.95
47c
7%c
1.22
3.20 July
10c
common
47'A
62
14c
Apr
Feb
Jan
Porcupine
18c 18'Ac
Jau
6fac
7c
.10
Red
13c
Jan
40c
Ltd
Milling
Mclntyre
Jun
15 %c
6,000
B
Preferred
Apr
McKenzle
Feb
2,000
257,551
1.85
Apr
8
5.15 Mar
2.54
Goldfields
July
15%
16c
Nov
7'Ac
Mines.
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated Mines
Malartic
40c
10'Ac Mar
Jan
25c 27'Ac
42c
•
Mines
Highland
1.40
13'Ac
Lake
Paper
Gold
High
9,700
1
(Geo H) & Co
Hendershot
200
13c
Mines
Gold
Heath
Hees
'8%
12 %C
_1
Head of Lakes Iron
Headway
8%
12 %c
1
Mines
Gold
Hq.saga
16%
8%
1
Mines
16%
*
Carpets
Hard, Rock
7% Aug
Mar
8c
1.20
7,100
2.20
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines—
Meta
Hahn
4
398,355
7%c
Mines
Jan
Mar
Apr
88c
Feb
9%
Aug
15c
Feb
39 %c
Explorations
92c
3.60
Oct
95
Mar
4c
—
.
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
7%c
24
120
46%
68
2.30
Mines-
Preferred
Great
7%
41% Mar
1.49
1.20
27 %C
Macassa Mines
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Feb
Sep
May
7%
11'Ac 12'Ac
12c
Gold
Mackeno
6% May
8,000
1,494
2.00
Yellowknife
Lynx
1.33 Mar
July
Sep
26C
630
7c
1.38
Goldfields
4.00 Aug
54
41
com
Oct
175
210
30c
88%
1
High
July
Mar
6.10
•
Utilities
Preferred
Plains
7%
7%
94c
52% Feb
6% Jun
130
•
Paper
Great Sweet
7%
28 %c
1
Jan
——i—__,_1
Granduc Mines
Great
Great
1.66
40
50
Goodyear Tire Canada com
4%
66c
45%
6c
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Goldcrest
Mines
45
85%
Hosiery class A
Jan.
Low
88%
London
Range since
High
45%
Lung island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
2.03 Sep
Shares
.
Sep
7.85
A
Gold
Jan
29c
for Week
of Prices
Low
B
Jan
6.45
11
Goldale Mines
God's
class
Groceterias
Class
Lornega
105% May
Nov
Sep
Loblaw
Feb
Sales
Range
Pa
NOV
6.50
Nov
8%
100
3,590
1.20
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Nov
1
Gold Mines
Lake
312
54 3A
1
Mines
Uranium
Glenn
58
50
100
——1
———
18
Friday
Low
4.50
100
NOVEMBER
Range since Jan. 1
4.55
1
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STOCKS
Shares
10'A
t—'
—j
WEEK
for Week
High
56%
503/4
com—1
com——
Preferred
Geneva
m
Low
FOR
Sale*
Week's
Jan
Nov
July
Feb
7.95
77c
Sep
Aug
5.95 Mar
40
Sep
16c
Mar
92c
Nov
Jan
18
Jan
10% July
Jan
17c
May
ADr
91%
Jan
98
Nov
33c
Jan
99c
Apr
6c
Jan
14c
Jun
9c
Jan
30c
4'Ac
74c
1.30
Jan
12c
Apr
Sep
Oct
1.65
Jun
Apr
2.25
Sep
22c
Jan
60c
3c
Jan
7'Ac
Apr
Jan
3.80
Aug
2.25
Mar
60c
Jan
1.25 July
10%
Oct
12% May
Number 5483
Volume 182
45
(2169)
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Ontario
Steel
Products
10
Crush
28
175
25%
Jan
28%
400
23%
Jan
31
10%
9.85
21,127
2.30
4.10
800
3.25
July
Jan
50c
Nov
Apr
85c
Jun
.-1
34c
34c
41c
93,4u0
6%c
-1
50c
45c
"60c
88,280
38c
Oct
1
Silver
Coyle
1
__
85c
85c
Eastern
1
143/4C
14c
18c
112,302
Pamour
13 %c
12%
13%
75
61c
75
61c
76
Toronto
*
20
—
40
44%
40
*
44%
44
45%
General
61c
10c
32 %c
32 %c
37c
17,900
1
9c
9c
15,500
1
9c
16 %c
16c 17 %c
73,820
_1
80c
75c
32,097
Mines
Paramaque
Farbec
Mines
Pardee
Amalgamated Mines
Class B
;
4%%
Jan
*
100
preferred
5% preferred
Empire Oils
—
10
45%
78
Oct
Trans
•
1.65
72c
Jan
•
36c
38c
Jan
Trans Era Oils
Trans Mountain Oil Pipe
*
39
Jan
13c
Apr
•
40c
Feb
45c
Mar
Transcontinental Resources
Trans Prairie Pipeline
Nov
3.05
Jun
Trend
*
•
16%c
13% Nov
65
May
46c
6c
i
Line.
Petroleum
*
Patnlinder
Ltd
Mines
Pembina
4.95
1,110
3.15 Mar
5.25
1.45
2,700
1.40
1.45
Pipeline
86c
90c
21,351
47c
Jan
95c
Petrol
Oil &
Photo
34c
31,752
30c
Jun
46c
3,030
10%
Crow
18 %
18%
1)
570
15%
Jun
21
52
52
40
50%
Jun
54%
1.58
1.90
21,600
1.58
Nov
„
2.80
2.75
2.95
42
42
Gold
Pioneer
of
•
Mines
1.10
,V1.10
1.20
1.75
1.80
16c
1
37'A
37'A
40
*
78c
78c
80c
Feb
42 %
Jan
49% July
350
Jan
52
Sep
25
840
101
Feb
105
Nov
44%
53%
54%
53
54%
54c
*
1
4.05
54'A
3.90
55c
55
4.30
3,000
190
11,750
6c
6c
5,000
__
Rouyn
Power
Corp
Oil
Prairie
Premier
Gold
Roy
Warrants
32c
9,700
•
*
5
9%
5
9%
5
9%
•
49
48%
49%
235
2,551
Quebec
1
1
*
26c
7.25
25 %c
27c
17,500
6.60
19
19
7.25
19
5,950
410
1
49c
45c
55c
31,780
Manitou
6
41'A
350
9,120
19%
8%
33c
200
103,100
6%c
2.05
Jan
4.30
Nov
3%c
Jan
8%c
Jun
Vicour
19
10%
Jun
Jan
14
July
4.90
5.05
1,450
2.15
Jan
2.30
2.00
2.40
Nov
4.15 May
23c
32c
8,700
21,000
2.00
27c
Jan
50c
Queenston Gold Mines-.
Mining
1.94
1.45
1.55
58,350
3.25
3.60
16,350
1.10
Jan
9,500
8%c
Jan
15c
18
1.25
1.30
4.35
4.25
4.60
2.22
2.12
2.40
20c
27%
20c
27%
20c
28%
2,769
6,128
Aug
26c
Aug
20'A
Jan
30
10 %
100
10%
Nov
30
Jan
1.66
Aug
5.85
Sep
1.08
2.90 Aug
17c
Jun
Sep
3.10 Mar
Feb
1
Reef
Petroleum—
Macdonald
Reeves
Gold
Regcourt
-
—__———
Rio
84c
Feb
3.65
75c
Jan
5.25
9c
8%c
9c
2,500
2.15
2.15
2.15
500
I4%c
,10%
1 42c
18c
11%
46c
1.70
127,245
458
11,000
7%c
Jan
Weston
.
39c
—
—
—
21 %
15c
*
1
5
•
—
-
-
-
—
Preferred
Willroy Mines
1
2.60
31c
Jun
10%
Nov
12%
Nov
40c
Oct
1.07
Jun
Wilrich Petroleums
Wiltsey-Coghlan
Winchester Larder
1
1
1
56c
11c
9c
2.50
_
Little
class
30,532
Nov
2.40
Aug
Windward Gold Mines
1
33c
31c
36c
29,700
27c
Nov
31 %c
Nov
Winnipeg & Central Gas
*
11%
11%
12'A
Aug
24c
Oct
48c
July
4%c
Jan
15c
1.35
Oct
1.90
Jan
21
Apr
24%
Jun
1.00
16,200
90c
Nov
L90
Apr
Wrlght-Hargreaves
*
1.85
1.85
1.94
10%
16%c
10 %
10 %
205
10 %
Nov
16
1
16c
19c
21,500
16c
Nov
78c
46c
20c
40c
47c
17,429
36%c
Nov
—
14%c
15c 17%c
26,500
1
—1
1
*
46c
21c
40c
Feb
25c
Jun
Jan
27
Nov
38
Jan
91c
Aug
20VaC
Oct
50c
Nov
37 %
Nov
Nov
37%
Nov
Mar
106 %
Aug
103
1.90
11c
15c
18,500
57%
13%
58%
13%
2,441
1,075
1
15c
He
10
*
Oil common—.—
57%
—
25
-
32%
—1
Mining—
11c
Feb
45c
July
9c
Apr
17%c
Nov
49%
Jan
9c
v-
Yale Lead & Zinc
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex Mines —
Yellowknife Bear Mines
Knitting class A—
25
76,500
3 %c
Jan
lie
Nov
2.50
10c
12c
26c
29c
36c
40c
Zulapa Mining
1
3.60 July
Jan
Apr
90c
Jan
15 %c
Feb
12 %c
Jun
Jan
82c
July
1.85
Jan
2.69
Feb
70c
Nov
Sep
39c
Jan
7c
Jan
36c
7c
Jan
25c
2.5A
1.40 May
'
•
2.00
Jan
10C
Jan
Sep
Apr
Aug
2.75 July
Jun
19o
Jan
20c
.*
Sep
19 Va
11% Aug
7,025
28%c
July
6%c
30,750
1
—
1.68 May
6c
10,100
Zenmac Metal
331/4
10c
1.90
—
*
10c
Yukeno Mines
29'4
k1.95
*
50c
23c
16c
2.00
2.65
1
66% July
32%
32%
,
44% Aug
7c
12,800
61,000
4,000
19,445
285
Feb
Mar
1.26 July
8ep
11c
9,040
'
Sep
23
585
90c
——
Preferred
61c
22,500
2.06
27c 31 %c
——*
Rupununi Gold
Jan
41 y2c Mar
95c
Consolidated
Royal Bank of Canada
23c
14,000
27c
*
Roxana Oils
12% May
70,400
14,500
5,500
9c
Sep
80%
Jan
29%
1.75
1.70
17
Jan
Jan
8
30,157
29,944
155
.—*
A_"
11%
2 9'/a
8c
Jan
July
66
962
1
—
A
68c
1,800
1
Ltd.!
16
Jun
1.02
2.55 2.65
56c59%c
10%c 13%c
Sep
Jan
1.43 Mar
Feb
20%
31% 37%
32 37%
104
105
4%c
Sep
4.00 July
29c
1.00
37%
37%
104
*
A
class
new
Sep
May
72c
Jan
14
20 Va
*
100
(Geo)
9%
_
-
-
47%
II.75 Mar
23,087
65
60
1.02
Apr
Jan
Nov
26%
41'A
26%
41'A
8
Feb
8
3,950
6,783
350
17,000
3,595
2,500
1,100
400
15 15%
69 70%
11%
12
37c
39c
25%c25%c
8%c
10c
1-60 1.61
21 % 21%
14c
15c
26%
*
New class B
Jan
14c
Sep
Jan
1.37
.
1
Mines
Uranium
Long Lac
Royalite
—
„
Jun
Rockwin Mines
Rowan
IV/z
69%
*
1
*
Western Naco Petroleums common
Apr
20,073
Apr
1.95
17% July
Jan
5%
100
6,700
1
Rupununi
Roche
24,800
1.89
16c
10%
44c
Palmer Oil
Rix-Athabasco
Robinson
1.60
1.75
1
——*
1
Mines—l:
Regent Refining
Rexspar Uranium——
Rio
1.45
1.78
1
Mines
1.47
1
Mines
75c
Jan
I.00 Mar
16,775
15
62c
—
Aug
10%
__
70c
3.20
15
50c
—
*
*
*
1
Waite Amulet Mines
Walker G & W
Waterous Equipment
Weedon Pyrite Copper
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
West Malartic Mines—
West Mayglll Gas Oil
Westeel Products
Western Ashley Mines
Western Canada Breweries
Western Grocers class A
Apr
16,520
8,275
32,916
249,665
__
3.00
3.15
..
Apr
1
Uranium
Rayrock
28c
1
Warrants
Radiore
—
25
1
preferred
Dare
Vulcan Oils
b.10 May
9%c 10 %c
1.50
10 %c
class A—,———*
Quints Milk Prods
Mines
Virginia
July
1
1
*
Quemont
*
*
1
8.50 July
1
1
1
*
Mines
*
A
Violamac Mines
July
1
1
1.05
14
'
Sep
9 oo July
Feb
28c
^
Vanadium Alloys
Ventures Ltd
Viceroy Mfg class
13% May
16
1.00
16,500
16,800
425
4,350
1.50
39%
.
72c
Aug
67% Aug
Jan
15%
33c
8
24c
30c
62% July
'
6.50 Mar
57%
39
58% July
Jan
Feb
13%
1,093
6
39
Mar
Mar
5.25
14%
7.00
—
5.05
Corp
6.75
Jun
91c
Jan
16
40
Feb
160
45
1
Steel
Upper Canada
47%
19c
62
31 %
62
ADr
27
31 %
62
50
.-25
23% Aug
Oct
Nov
60%
*
12%
3.30
18
Sep
9.55 July
Jan
4uC
Mines
49c
10c
4.80
May
33c
21%c Mar
Corp__
440
19
Mines
54
United
1.34 July
6,785
19
Estella
11% May
Apr
Nov
40%
Jan
68c
;
Nov
30c
1.45
15%
1.00
17,115
Metallurgical
Nickel
Apr
Feb
9%
1.47
•
Quebec
8%
3
40 %
241
1
*
5.00
Quebec
Jun
United Montauban Mines
United Oils
6.90
Corp
Feb
7.45
Jan
9.35
Labrador Develop
Quebec Lithium Corp
42c
Jan
Aug
6.40
Quebec
Nov
Apr
Jan
4.35
2.35
May
8.80
Chibougamau Gold—
Quebec Copper
7%
4.60
8%c
1,020
14,100
18,760
5.90
,
Quebec
Jun
48c
Jun
33c
July
6.90
:
Purdy Mica Mines
48c
41 % July
•
9.35
Prospectors Airways
Apr
Aug
Mar
United Keno Hill
1
1
Mines
Jan
2.35
Oct
26c
28
Feb
1.59
Nov
_1
;
Dome
Uranium
Fronto
—
May
—._—1
Metals
Preston East
—*
Gold
Border
Pressed
~
46
30% Mar
1,965
1
River
Powell
Aug
53% July
Jan
1.65
13,633
37,800
2,052
35c
37c
38"% 39%
40c
42c
7
7%
16c 17%c
5.85
6.15
♦
United Fuel Inv class A pfd_
Class B preferred
;
3.20 Nov
Apr
1.60
14,800
Powell
Apr
11c
954
Ponder
Jun
3.60 July
1.10
52,200
Placer Development
Oils
49% July
41
United Asbestos
United Corps'Ltd class B
,
July
40
4,075
1,625
15c
__
15c
1
Jan
40c
100
1
C
B
Uranium
7.25
239,850
—
♦
Gold
Jan
Oct
Jun
41
Union Mining
Nov
Engravers
Pickle
1.48
34%
115
Union Gas of Canada
Sep
10%
1
Gas
Sep
Nov
40%
Union Acceptance common
2nd preferred
Sep
33c
9.50
50
Peruvian Oils & Mineral
Pitch-Ore
85c
33c
9.50
5
common
Preferred
59c
Nov
Nov
1
Gas
75c
Jan
90c
Triad Oil
Oct
1.40
1
Natural
River
4.85
1.45
50c
Petroleums
Paymaster Consol
Peace
4.85
1
Drilling
Uranium
Apr
24c
United
Paiker
Pater
2.81 Aug
Jan
41c
2,626
41
42
104% 104%
45% 46%
1.65
1.85
__
Jun
10% May
8,520
80c
A_
75c
4,475
.
Nov
Trusts
class
Finance
25%cMar
935
*
Oil
Western
Pan
44
High
15c
80,950
55,581
19,300
900
518
1.10
10
15c
1
Porcupine
1.40
23c
ll%cMar
—•
Petroleum
Pacific
Page Hersey Tubes
Nov
85c
500
Pacuic
1.05
1
since Jan.
Range
Low
1.96
65c
40c
Mines
Toronto Dominion Bank
4.50 Aug
Traders
Pacific
Shares
High
1.55
61c
30c
1.75
63c
32%c
1.10
44
*
1
•
Torbrit
Sep
Jan
Thompson-Lundmark
Tiara Mines
Tombill Gold Mines
Nov
27 Va
Sales
for Week
Low
Par
High
9.15
4.00
—
Mines
Lake
Low
High
Sale Price
1
27
9.50
Week's
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
26
1
—
Orenada Gold
Osisko
—
—*
Opemlska Copper
Orange
28
*
common
18
NOVEMBER
ENDED
Friday
Shares
Week's
Sale Price
WEEK
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Friday
FOR
1.37
Feb
Mar
Oct
74c
30 %c Aug
Apr
Apr
Being exch for Rio Rupununi Mines
Ltd. One new for each three old
Russell
Industries
St
13%
—-*
—
1
Ryanor Mining
—
13%
13%
1,080
13%
Nov
18%
11 %c
13c
6,000
9c
Jan
15c
Jun
467
4,700
85
Nov
Lawrence
Corp
—1
83
81
83
Antonio
Gold
1
1.40
1.32
1.40
San
1
14c
14c
15c
12,200
•
*
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
50c
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Shawinigan Water & Power com
•
Class A preferred
———.—50
Shawkey (1945)
Mines
1
Sheep Creek Gold
——
50c
Sherritt Gordon
1
2.68
16
2.00
2.45
2.68
16
1.95
2.45
66'A
51
8%c
1,25
7.75
2.89
16
2.15
2.50
67%
51%
8%c
1.30
8.05
21,050
6
13,510
4,250
801
250
8,733
1,000
23,307
Sand
Gold
River
:
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Earnia Bridge
-
—
67%
51%
8%c
.
Breweries
Sicks'
Voting
28%
*
common
trust
—
7.80
—
—
Sigma Mines Quebec———-——1
Silanco Mining
1
Silver-Miller Mines
1
1.02
—-50c
—
Silver
'
Mines—
Standard
Dairies
Silverwood
class
24c
400
290,108
2.40
15
Oct
May
2.20
1.10
Jan
2.98
/ 3.35
7c
Jan
74%
Feb
53%
Mar
Jan
75c
4.80 Mar
27
Jan
27
Jan
4.85 July
10%c
Jan
16c
1.60
July
10% July
Sen
30
Jun
Oct
1.20
85c
July
4,100
35c
Aug
11% Mar
15
17%
18
l,2uo
16
Oct
21
53c 57%c
7,150
38c
Feb
63c
54c
915
Slocan
common———.—————*
Van Roi
——!—————*
19c
14
19c 19%c
Souris
Valley
•
24c
24c
25c
*
—
46
—
13%
410
12
Jan
Andian
National
Anglo Canadian
Anglo
79c
May
July
Feb
July
Mar
15
13,967
18c
Nov
29 %c
23c
Nov
52c
46
6,000
225
35%
Jan
47%
Sep
May
Corp
Asbestos
British
-
70c
67c
70c
2,600
50c
Apr
17%c
17%c
19c
5,500
13c
Apr
—•
—
Standard Paving & Materials
*
36%
Stan well Oil & Gas Ltd
1
Olsen
Starratt
Stedman
Steel
f 1944)
Gold
Bros
1
:
*
—.
—
—
—
M
—
28c
30c
36
60%c
13c
36'A
62c
14c
13,716
288
2,828
3,000
24
24
350
*
57
56%
58
3,096
*
of Canada
Steeloy Mining
14c
13c
16c
188,900
Apr
Jan
Jun
26
40c
Jan
21 %c
53c
1.00 May
37
Bulolo
Gold
May
July
10%c
Stuart
Oil
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
Mines
common
Ordinary
Jun
Canada
Vinegars
J.:
Mines
Pearson
.
common
Preferred
;—.
Teck-Hughes
Temagami
Gold
46,205
Industries
Ingersoll
Canadian
22c
Sep
Western
Mines
Mines
Texas-Calgary
Nov
13Va
Sep
41
43%
1,930
32%
Feb
*6% July
28%
28%
225
22%
Feb
28%
15%
17%
4,245
14%
Jan
18% July
5.10
5.20
1,376
19%
20%
2,230
5.10
18%
18%
18%
32%
31%
32%
489
22
22
23
1,223
82
83
75
6%
6%
1,450
15
15
300
6
Aug
12%Mar
50
*
Rand
-
*
*
'
—
—
2.50
•
Paper
50
50
100
2.50
2.50
485
37
1,638
16 %C
37
*
Oil
Bridge
Glass
Feb
20
Sep
30
Jan
35
Sep
19%
Jun
28% July
75
Feb
17% Mar
85
Jan
__
Wesunghouse
Dominion
25
Nov
23% July
Nov
♦
19%
7.10
Oct
*
.
_
Coast Copper
Dominion
5.00
19%
Lumber
17c
4,200
36%
1.25
33
Nov
Jun
Oct
8%
-
19
70
Sep
Jun
Feb
3.00 July
41
DuPont
Gaspe
22c
Sep
25
Aug
Mar
41
Jan
Apr
21%
750
35%
36
1,085
35
26%
25
27%
1,457
24% Mar
31%
Steel
31
32
1,035
19
37%
1
—
Products
37%
100
115
1,174
__
International Utilities
Loblaw
*
com
Mines
Copper
Hayes
Securities
Canada
of
Sep
Jan
Nov
15
July
13%
145
70c
17c
41,400
12 %c Mar
84C
Oct
16,000
15 %c
55c
Jan
5.70
6.50
29,043
7%
8
3,570
7
Jan
9%
Feb
Jan
Nov
Feb
8.30 Mar
—
26%
26%
290
26%
Inc
32
19'A
32
19%
125
1,510
21
Apr,
32
Nov
19
Jan
24
7%c
8%c
28,600
7%c Nov
3.00 Mar
Ogilvie
Pato
Paper
&
Ontario
Flour
Pend
Oreille
Bros
Jun
Sep
41%
41%
42
710
33% Mar
44%
Jun
79%
76
79%
847
58
Jan
88
Sep
—5
66 %
64
67
410
48%
Jan
70% July
*
Paper
110%
48%
47
48%
1,782
34
Jan
60
1
5.70
5.60
5.80
2,300
5.60
Oct
7.10 May
4.25
Oct
5.25
-7%
common
Consolidated
Third
Aug
115
5
common—
_
Price
39
38
Jan
80
107
Gold
Gold
Mines
Inv
4.40
54
55
945
7
*
Gen
7%
250
59c
61c
11,200
26
26
40
4.35
1
Mines
—
Canadian
200
55
Tr
44
5%
Jan
60
Sep
Apr
Jun
8% May
Jan
Nov
32
19%
July
13 %C Apr
6%
6%
6%
650
1
1.31
1.31
1.36
9,200
1.30
Jun
42
41
42
180
40%
Oct
50
July
50
50
35
July
51
Mar
10c 10%c
11,020
9
9
125
9
May
11
11
100
9
Aug
50
1
«
__
1
2.70
2.65
2.80
9.730
l
2.05
1.96
2.20
19,600
1
96c
93c
1.12
11,600
50
7%c Jan
2.50
196
75c
J
i
80% July
32% May
Jan
—6
International
14% July
19
—
'
Jun
18% Mar
15 Vac
21%
35%
*
•
common
Apr
Feb
May
6%
10
Sep
51 %
Jan
•
common-
31c
5.10
8
Jan
10%
43
Marconi
Canadian
Consolidated
Oct
37
6 %
'
16%
Investments
58
13%
800
6%
General
Canadian
41%
5%c Jan
7.60
1,150
12%
28%
—
-
_
Canadian
27
•
-
common
Preferred
Taylor
*
—
14%
250
51%
—5
Sugar
21 Va Mar
•
Sylvanite Gold
Tandem
8
__50c
Industries
Tamblyn
5.85
*
"
■>
Inlet
Switson
.—
25
—
Supertest Petroleum common
Surf
65c
16%c
1
Contact
Preferred
1
1
—
—
Sturgeon River Mines——
Sudbury
13%
12%
13%
60c
15%c
1
Mines..
Rock Iron
6%
50
12 Va
1
High
♦
Note
1
Dominion
Minnesota
Steep
Bank
Dredging
&
Canadian
6%
51
__
Canada
Canadian
Low
12 V8
•
5
Range since Jan.
High
Aug
80c
Shares
_
Develop—
common
Sep
28c
of Prices
LOW
♦
Corp
American
Co
Dalhousie
1
—*
Southern Union Oils
Spooner Oils
-Stadacona
Mines
for Week
——
_
_
Pulp & Puper_
Newfoundland
Aug
5.50 May
30c
Range
Par
Brown
30 Va
43,500
Slater
Southam
Sep
Aug
Mar
Sales
Week'i
Sale Price
Jun
52c
13%
1
*
Feb
Jan
50%
Curb Section
Last
STOCKS
Sep
1.80
50%
-
Funds
Friday
Feb
4.95
17%
-
Mines
Canadian
Jan
19
1.06
Gold
Toronto Stock Exchange
Jan
35c
49c
13%
'
;
Nov
Oct
97c
Siscoe
4
175
30
1.30
12c
13%
_*
A
Simpsons Ltd
—
28%
29
29
5.20
5.30
22c 26%c
28
64% Mar
Jun
Nov
May
_
BlC
Feb
68C
Jnn
25
Jun
28
Feb
Nov
19c
Apr
10 %
Aug
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
•
No par
a
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
X
in
Jan
Nov
1.30 Aug
e
I
»
sale
(not
Included
range),
Selling ex-interest,
f Flat
rCash
year's
(Un)
wl When
issued.
(not
Included In year's range).
x
Ex-dividend,
y
price.
sale
CANADIAN MARKETS
Ex-llquidatlng dividend.
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges.
wdWhen delivered,
t
value.
/
range).
d Deferred delivery
11% July
4.90
60c
*
Zellers
1.85 Mar
240
1
Consolidated
Yukon
Ex-rights.
■
Ex-stock
dividend.
'•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
(2170)
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Bid
1-41.
25c
1.25
1
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Fund Trust—
*
Fund
Aberdeen
5.86
4.28
8.49
1-52
Inc
Fund
Affiliated
Business Shares
American
American
Associated
Development
Mutual Fund Inc
Atomic
1
L*™
Axe-Houghton Fund "A"' Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp -—-———1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
o.9b
24.63
4.08
Fund
General
Canada
11.10
of Boston—1
Mutual Fund_l
9.28
1.67
14.81
6.43
Johnston
(The)
Keystone
Custodian
1
25.73
28.07
14.23
B-3
(Low
21.32
24.68
B-4
(Discount
17.68
K-l
24.04
S-l
12.96
S-2
11.85
Bonds)—1
Bonds)
1
11.28
12.31
2.35s
Pfd Stocks)
1
19.71
21.51
2s
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
11.87
16.23
18.75
De
H.04
6.41
7.03
Knickerbocker
...
Diversified
Investment
Diversified
Trustee
Series
Loomis
Sayles
Automobile
Electrical
Mass
16.53
16.70
Massachusetts
59.98
60.59
Mutual
11.26
12.38
Mutual
Trust
4.89
Dividend
20c
7.15
7.41
Stock
of New Eng—1
11.12
12.15
5
14.47
15.64
New
3.82
4.19
New
1
•
14.05
of Boston
Fund
7.10
7.59
8.31
Inc—,_2
1
15.72
17.23
3.58
3.89
Inc
1
13.18
14.40
Corp
Trust
1
72.07
77.49
7.61
8.27
Inc
Industries Fund
Capital
General
Investors
1
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares-——
lc
shares
Aviation
lc
lc
Building shares
Growth Fund
Capital
lc
shares——-
Chemical
(The) Stock
Common
Fund-lc
11.82
7.53
11.66
12.77
lc
7.25
7.95
lc
6.11
6.70
9.11
9.98
10.16
13.98
9.18
9.56
shares—.—lc
:—lc
Merchandising
Mining
9.27
12.77
shares—lc
11.83
12.95
8.74
9.58
Bond
Institutional
shares
RR
Pacific
Price
27%
(T
lc
Roe &
b2.55
2.90%
2-56
b2.80
2.95%
11-
1-55
8-
1-56
b2.95
3.00%
2.15%
Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
Bid
1,
8,
15,
99.943
99.903
98.863
r
1955
;
Fund
Line
Income
l9oo
22,
—-
—
1955
29,
1956—
5,
12.87
13.46
——
Par
8.37
a25.26
16.39
11.76
9.74
10.64
1
14.33
64
Bank—z.12.50
52 7a
4872
—
7.86
Fund
6.24
6.82
Inc_l
13.62
14.84
of
18.32
19.81
Wisconsin
Fund
_
—
_
56
6.81
Inc
507»
February
Bid
Aetna
Casualty & Surety.:
10
154
Aetna
Insurance Co
lo
70
Aetna
-.10
32
165
34 7a
173
287a
307a
51
55
Franklin
65
_
_
_
N
Y
5
-
20
_.io
Bank
Industrial Bank of
37
Commerce.lO
—10
Trust
Trust
Trust
8.15
8.91
1
27.07
29.50
Manufacturers
1
25.59
27.66
Meadow
1
5.75
6.21
Island
of
10
—
Co__ —20
National
Freeport
40
Co
Trust
Erook
(J
Trust
Harris
Life
Home
73 y2
North
of
49 7a
517a
110V2
1147a
228
239
35
37
2674
28 7t
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y__10
2
Ask
o
Co
10
Automobile
Bid
Amer__5
—
Insurance
10
Agricultural Insurance Co
American
Par
Jefferson
Standard
(Greensboro
N
Life
Ins—
10
C)
121
30 72
126
337a
American
37%
40%
Life Insurance Co of Va_,
20
American
32
34%
Lincoln
L
10
32
34
1
1
36%
81
Hartford
5074
52%
39
43
30%
32%
210
230
55
60
867/«
31
41
Massachusetts Bonding
5
48 V2
323/4
Merchants
Assurance
5
63%
41/2
5%
Manufacturers
4
13 7a
Equitable Assur
5
Fidelity & Casualty_5
conv
preferred
5
SI.25
American Home
Assurance
Co_5
Amer
Ins Co
Amer
Mercury (Wash D C)
Re-insurance
(Newark N J)__27a
American
American
Surety
1
5
27
>/4
29
National
Maryland
Fire
Merchants &
National
Life
Casualty
Fire
97%
102%
Shippers
10
54%
593/4
New
Amsterdam
Boston Insurance Co
5
397a
4172
New
Hampshire
27%
New
York
&
Camden
Fire
Colonial
Life
Columbian
Ins
Connecticut
Assn
Ins
Natl
of
(N
Amer
Life
Ins
General
Life
Continental
Assurance
Continental
Casualty
Crum
&
Forster
Co
Co
Inc
National
Group
Union
5
2
_
34 7a
757a
19
21
97a
37
39
50
260
273
16
61
63
10
46
49
Bank
Commerce
$12.50
t36
par
39
National Bank
10
68
70
25
54
58
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
55
58
Trust—25
115
125
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank <fc Tr__20
51
53
20
59 74
6374
Trust
&
10
Co—T
Detroit—
Bank
Detroit
of
Jersey City—
First
National
Bank
Angeles—
Pittsburgh—
St.
Nat'l
129 7a
175
185
177a
370
19
380
Bank
<fc
Louis—
First
San
Bank
17
61
65
Co
25
61V2
6572
Trust
20
70V2
7572
A„6.25
4074
4274
3%S—1935
105%
Bank
National
Mercantile
Louis
Bank
National
Boatmen's
124
—10
Trust Co
Bank &
common
National
107a
.25
_100
Trust
Union
Francisco—
of
Amer
N T
S
&
Employers
Federal
Fireman's
Fund
Firemen's
of
Franklin
(S
F)
Newark
46
2
51%
55%
10
Casualty
Fire
45
48
26
5
32
34
131
139
North
River
2.50
39
43
2
95
100
Northeastern
.3.33 7a
11
10
520
560
Northern
12.50
84
89
5
181
189
Northwestern National Life
10972
11572
10
97
57
62
56%
27 72
10
Fire
Insurance
Globe
&
Great
70
•
73
77
Peerless
80
83
Phoenix
Providence-Washington
Gulf
Life
5™°V„Z I'rei
Insurance
Hartford Fire
- forr1
Fire
Indemnity
Co
10
Casualty
Co
5
36 %
38 7<
10
82 72
867a
Reinsurance Corp
10
55%
58%
Republic
64
667»
St
39%
417,
Seaboard Surety
98
106
Paul
Security
(N
(Texas)
Fire
51 v2
Springfield
67i/a
70Vi
Standard
5
22 V2
24 %
5
30
391/2
U S
Fla7_2 72
36
37%
U
48
U
Co
10
45'/,
lo
168
10
gs
176
Corp
of
27
13
87
6.25
147a
&
Rubber
Dayton
4s
&
1970
112
113 7a
1995
1017a
102
Insurance
372s
Co—
Tea
Westchester Fire
in
General
Kaiser
1980
106
1067a
3%s
1985
101
101
Edison
Ohio
Power
3%s_
1985
103 7a
104
Tenn
3%s__.1935
10174
102 74
Texas
.1995
101 74
101%
Tel 3 7is_1989
100 "a
1017a
37/bs_ 1976
103 74
103%
Telephone
111
Power
& Lgt
Bell Telep
58
Southrn
49%
53%
Tennessee
49
60
61
50
52
Gas
52%
64,7a
56
59
85
90
•No
66 72
26 7a
697a
tEx-two-for-one
29
tEx
37»s
5%
100
104
Transmission—
preferred
Eastern
10
Gas
100
Line
102
4
9
163
39
173
?2
Transcontinental
4.90 %
preferred
Gas
Pipe
103
100
101
102
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.
100%
HEx-4-for-l
the
Trans
a
Net
h P(t4
asset
stock
split.
value.
v(plr) wHpo
stock
split.
dividend.
k Admitted to listing on the New
Stock Exchange.
t New
x
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
y
issued.
TTv-rW-tc
105
Transmission—
preferred
52
617a
New Engl
par
11272
50
preferred
4.75%
4.90%
Pacific
Southern
pfd—100
Corp—
preferred
Alum & Chemical—
101%
-
Ohio
10
Co
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
4.25%
Ntaional
56
3
City of N Y
West Texas Utilities 3%s—1985
3 7»s
10
Marine
Ask
106
102
_
10
Haven)
Fire
Accident
Bid
& Light
Stocks—
10
Marine.
Co
Power
1037a
1017a
Amer—
3.30s
287a
2
Fire
Life
85
10
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
80
10
Y)
u.
Travelers
Sfoamboller
103
1980
Container
5
(New
4«V2
S
6074
29
10
5
Republic
(Jacksonville
Pacific
10
American
1975
4.25s
Issues
Bonds-—(Cont.)—
Utah
Indus—
Burlington
Illinois Bell Telep
(Minn)
67
4
Corp
Ask
105
10
Bid
Bonds—
13
5
Life
General Reinsurance
ReicenlISs
Security
14%
44
10
2.50
Glens Falls.
68 %
J)„5
4
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Fire Assn of
Philadelphia
4.96
5
10
Reinsurance
147
146
Fire
10
Assoc
4.84
136
Pacific
Employees
xl39
10
25
Bankers
..
Co
Trust
States
200
Co
507a
3174
United
560
347a
St
& Trust
Trade Bank
313
540
32 72
307
10
I)
__
525
8 d7/8
727a
(L
307
520
86
10872
Bank
of
Bank
Connecticut
295
National-
100
Bk_100
100
81
10572
38%
38
Huntington
Savings
Trust
City
84
5
State
Sterling
Bank
&
National
National
64
Inc— -100
Bank of N Y_
Rye
National Bank
Security National Bank of
Royal
42
Cleveland—
Central
Los
-
& Co
P)
Trust—3373
&
Trust Co
60
Bank
Trust.
York
New
Companies
Ask
43
7.44
Long
Bid
38
Connecticut—
Co
Trust
Bank
National
First
Northern
Union
...20
Bank—
Square
(The)
Hanover
10
Trust—25
City Natl Bank and
Continental
Illinois
new
Guaranty
Y.—
Albany
of
Chicago—
Cleveland
Bank
Natl
National
1
Inc
Wellington Fund
Ask
164
99.461
Far
N.
Bank
State
Mellon
Par
93.507
99.454
Companies
National
63 74
Rochelle
New
Franklin
Morgan
Insurance
99.498
1956—
16, 19569,
—
Bank
City
Westchester
First
Trust— —10
&
York
New
Irving
Inc
Fund
10
-
Bank
National
First
5
Y)
Trust--
Kings County
Whitehall
99.599
99.554
66
50%
15.58
7.19
Mutual
2.85
Investors
10.82
Inc—1
Fund
243
10
County Trust Co
(Wnite Piains N
Fiduciary
7.66
Investing Corp—
stock dividend
9.89
99.633
99.588
99.544
Ask
10
Exchange Bank
State Bk & Tr —25
Corn
Federation
1
Wall
lu.u2
2,
February
99.644
1956-
26,
February
Albany,
Empire Trust-
—1
Ltd
Van Strum & Towne Fund
Bid
100
23%
8.14
9.57
9.^.0
99.734
235
Trust
11,87
10.77
16.34
2.61
Ask
99.691
1956—
1956-
19,
January
January
Bank & Trust
21%
7.45
Inc_
X9.05
99.723
99.823
40.50
9.91
14.46
Ex-2007c
99.949
99.910
99.873
99.833
99.794
York—
Chem
1
8.73
Washington
Bid
99.679
1956—
12,
January
99.978
99.784
1955
1955
December
Commercial
Shares_l
Fund
Line
Dollar Value
Ask
99.975
1955
10.89
Fund—1
Canada
Bills
Dollar Value
of
15.85
17.72
8-
United States Treasury
Chase Manhattan
United
1
Investors
1-56
7-
2.95%
13.13
a30.22
1
1
Inc
Fund
Income
6-
2.75 %
10.38
12.29
1
Inc
1
of Boston
Fund
1-55
3-55
b2.15
9.60
11.91
Farnham Fund—1
14.04
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income
1-55
910-
..
38.00
_1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can_l
Street
2.85'%
2.80%
12.15
1
Investors Inc
Stein
Value
2.80%
b2.30
2.55%
Bankers
Investors
1
Inc
Incorporated
Incorporated
a22.74
-1.25
1
Inc
Fund
a37.27
1
& Clark—
Fund
1
lc
Industry Shares Inc—1
Utility shares
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
b2.30
1-56
2.30%
New
Television-Electronics Fund
Value
2-56
2.60%
7.15
Clark
&
Science
shares
4-
2.40%
14.11
Shares
Funds
Ask
1-55
7-
2.30%
Bid
Due
Dated
Rate
Ask
2.40%
29.71
Investment Corp—*
United
b2.05
2.65%
29.41
Inc—1
United
4.62
95.22
95.10
b2.15
1-55
4174
Canada
shares
11.77
„
1960
bl.95
January
39%
of
stock
16.42
96.6
95.4
1%0
1,
1,
95.16
14.52
6.63
Income Fund
4.20
Oct.
96.22
96
_
22.46
Continental Fund
10.75
172s
1959
bl.GO
13.36
13.05
United
15.00
April
100.14
1,
1-55
22.02
1
United
lc
99.20
172s
97.15
96.16
Stock
6.67
lc
172s Oct.
97.10
97.13
_
__
1959-
1-56
December
Street
Fund
99.27
97.4
_
_
1959
1,
3-56
Decemoer
State
Texas
15,
172s April
97.30
1-
19.43
♦
Southwestern
1,
l%s Feb.
99.3
98.20
97.24
_
2-
27 V4
1
Stock
Sovereign
172s Oct.
99.23
1958
1958-
98.29
98.14
._
__
12-
10 7a
1
Amer
1,
99.30
100
_
1957
1-55
December
Fund
Stevens
Common
April
1957
1,
2-55
1
Growth
Stevens
Scudder,
Oct.
Aug.
4-
72
_
Fund
Scudder,
29%
Inc—
(Geo)
172s
5-
2.50
Rowe)
Scudder
3-
17.85
Inc
Fund Inc
Putnam
93.31
99.1
_
1.95%
25%
9
5
*
Inc
Fund
99.30
98.30
98.27
1957
2.15%
December
Inc
Fund
Puritan
Ask
98.24
..
5-
23.47
3.88
Fund
1.60%
1-55
12-
1-55
6-
6.21
Shares-
Trust
Fund
Street
Pioneer
15,
$9.25
Bid
Due
Dated
November 25,
preferred
Philadelphia
15,
May
2s
100.12
5.62
5.68
.
Investors eom„10c
Amer
l5/8s
99.27
99.16
9.31
21.71
Series
1956
$1.50
99.31
100
100.12
7.02
5.14
8.52
American
Notes—(Cont.)—
IV2S April 1, 1957-
99.25
1957
15,
Bid
Maturity—
10.28
Ltd—
Canada
Indebtedness & Noles
represent one or more 32nds of a point
Ask
8.03
9.41
Series
3.35
Fund
7.35
Series
11.12
:
1958
12.38
6.42
6.03
Haydock
11 .°3
1
Series
3.04
Hudson
20.14
1
Stock
10.15
Growth
18.63
Series
lc
Tobacco
3.57
20.92
1
lc
shares
20,
Series-
Series
lc
Railroad
3.28
19.34
1
Corp—
shares
Steel
Mortgage Assn-
27as Jan.
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
1
England Fund
Capital Fund
North
2%S March
10.53
al4.84
1
interest
Stock
99.30
99.31
1956—
1,
2.05%
shares
shares
99.24
98.16
Natl
Federal
99.22
1956
1956
15,
Aug.
41.38
9.59
Shares—
Bond
Railroad
99.27
1960
99.26
1955
1956——.
15,
1,
April
10.63
38.28
l
equipment
Petroleum
9.83
•
1
Inc
Series
Selected
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
-lc
Industrial Machinery shares.lc
shares
Fully
99.23
1,
9.11
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Equipment shares
Food
1960
Feb.
iy2s
9.45
12.92
98.28
1959
1,
27aS June
35.54
Fund Inc
8.62
11.80
Electrical
&
Electronics
11.69
10.79
6.87
8.31
32.87
York
Pine
10.67
98.20
1,
27»s
Stock
10.61
9.69
Fundamental Investors
General
Balanced
Series
series
lc
series——lc
stock
Preferred stock
Common
3.78
Trust_l
Corp
Investors
Growth
3.43
Inc„10c
Fund
Fund
National Security
of
~7.72
Funds Inc—•
lc
Fund
4.47
National
Bond
Mutual
iy2s Oct.
Securities—
Wide
Preferred
Custodian
Franklin
4.79
_
Life
beneficial
Balanced
Income
Founders
Gas
Nation
23.01
Formula Fund
Futures
of
10.50
Industrial Fund Inc_l
Financial
3.44
Inc
21.14
Inc
2s
Growth
Invest
15,
Dec.
3.29
Investors
Investors
19.77
Fund
Fidelity
97.16
27»s May
100.2
Notes—
l%s
2.98
Fund
Shares
Massachusetts
Treasury
172s
1
15.85
21.52
Federated Fund
97.14
96.18
98
99.1497.30
97.24
96.26
97.24
100.1
100.4
99.30
22, 1956
2S June 22,
1956^———
274s June 22, 1956
March
1%S March
lc
Bond
Manhattan
47 7a
1
1
Corp—1
Inc
97.22
Treasury
1955
15,
Dec.
3.23
shares
14.50
9.55
Fund
Equity
1958
99.31
100.1
100
Indebtedness—
of
t2.93
Transport
8.79
Investment
4.46
4.74
16.29
2.65
Fund-
Stock
X4.05
X4.30
shares
1
Electronics
1958
1,
Bid
Maturity—j
Certificates
2-for-l
—lc
15.07
12.47
2.99
shares—lc
(ex
Metal
9.58
5.62
lc
shrs
17.26
11.38
X5.10
2.71
Equipment shares.lc
_—
2.91
Balanced
lc
shares
19.25
Howard—
Fund—
&
Eaton
shares
Petroleum
17.09
Inc
1,
27»s Nov.
Figures after decimal point
l%s
Industries
General
Paper
2.50
25c
Fund
Dreyfus
May
97.24
99.6
100.1
U. S. Certificates of
17»s
a42.83
Fund—*
Mutual
12.79
17%
Funds-
Managed
441/2
1
Fund—1
Shares
Dividend
11.70
167/8
25c
Lexington Trust Fund
Special Investment shares—lc
Shares-
E
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
Mutual
Fund—!
Stock
Fund
20.66
Growth
Diversified
2%s
99.31
99.20
98.8
1956
1957
1,
10.17
10.20
1.
June
June
13.53
9.32
*S-4
1
Fund
Delaware
1957-55
12.89
12.40
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd.l
12.11
99.28
1,
17.70
11.81
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
8-3
8.03
99.30,
99.24
l%s Oct.
12.95
Priced
(Income
K-2
—.—-
1955——
16,
Sept. 17, 1956—
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1.90s Feb. 1,
1956
19.54
Fund
Fund Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
De Vegh Income
Bonds)
1956-,
15,
July
99.26 1
99.29
37sS
Ask
Bonds—
1, 1956
2%s Sept. 14, 1956
2%s May
100
1C0
100.3
99.27
1956
2%s May 15, 1956
37ss
28.03
100
1956—
16,
April
3s June
a21.30
Funds—
1
1
1
Fund
Income
10.82
(Investment
Investment Inc
Western
Dividend
10.51
9.90
11,56—
15,
15,
March
Bid
Bank
Land
Federal
99.30
99.28
1956
16,
Ask
Banks—
Loan
Home
2.50s
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
1
Trust_l
Consolidated Investment
Crown
3s
9.62
15.881
—1
Inc
Fund
Concord
Feb.
7.85
16.05
B-l
split)
Inc
2.25s
7.17
19.00
1
Fund
Composite
Jan.
B-2
Stock
Inc
2.40s
5
Capital Venture Fund Inc—-1
5.54
28.70
Century Shares Trust
1
26.55
17.25
Chemical Fund Inc
50c
15.95
Christiana Securities com—100 16,300 16 900
142
Preferred
100
137
21.44
Colonial
Fund
Inc
1
19.75
10.11
Commonwealth Investment
1
9.30
12.33
Commonwealth Stock Fund
1
11,34
Fund
Federal
11
6.07
Composite Bond &
11.96
11.83
14.68
Trust
Investment
Bid
12.14
10.82
26.85
17.33
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
10.93
Fund
Foundation
Inst
4.46
1L20
1
1
Inc
Bank
Institutional
26.77
Fund
Ltd
Fund
(1954)
Canadian
Fund—lc
lc
Institutional Growth Fund, lc
Institutional Income Fund-lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
Investment Co of America—-1
4.57
7.35
1
Inc
California
6.34
Ask
22.24
11.82
America
Inc
Fund
18
November
Institutional shares Ltd—
16.35
10.96
1
*
1
Bowling Green Fund I*c_-_— 10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
-5
Bullock Fund Ltd
1
Tr of
Inv
Bond
Bid
Par
Funds—
Mutual
1.55
10
47a
13.09
22.95
Mutual Fund Inc
Blue Ridge
Boston
Ask
Friday,
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Par
Funds—
Mutual
for
York
Volume 182Number 5483
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THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Third Federal Reserve
Bank
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
an
increase compared with
a
year ago.
Pre¬
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
us
country, indicate that for the
District—PhHadelpliia—
■>
7
.
;
Saturday, Nov. 19, clearings for all
in
week
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 14.6%.
a
1954.
At this
center
Our comparative summary for
I
New
Ending Nov. 19—
York
1955
__
1954
14" 16.Q
1,500,000,000
Boston
Total
(11
+
9.1
5.8
five days—
Other
cities,
five days
'
+
4 21.2
+
:
Total all cities
;
361,764,665
+
2.0
for
week
issue of next week.
our
ends
for the week
We
cannot
'
"
"
we
For that week
the whole
in
1954.
Outside of this city there
Total
the
as
week
has to be estimated.
cases
present further below,
we
week ended
—
7.9%, the aggregate clearings for
was
a
17.8%, in the Boston Reserve District
of
5.1%
but in the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
of
in
and
the
Philadelphia Reserve
10.7%.
District of 13.0%.
are
of
enjoys
3.2%,
larger by 6.4% and in the Atlanta
following
furnish
we
a
summary
York
_
_
cities
and
in
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
Chicago
8th
St. Louis_
9th
Minneapolis
loss of
a
1.6%, but the
_
_
_
New
We
now
week ended
—17.8
990,537,039
960,435,355
537,807,089
628,324,082
8,840,883,023
*.
8.283,761,686
—15.7
995,869,551
1,113,260,047
6.4
1,018,398,278
872,236,835
1,113,934,991
613,538,277
596,741,823
548.576,951
485,528,953
524,748,121
+ 28.0
18,151,000
19,931,000
0.1
159,730,411
170,939,708-
259,981;420
96,523,118
555,317,548
6
111
_
York
add
5,551,665
3,608,643
3,913,874
+ 19.1
5,679,376
5,514,917
+ 27.2
270,519,839
283,415,537
€.9
91,504,799
114,926,638-
549,499,299,
598,336,443
+
3.2,;
—
.
20,767,255
90,023,288
+20.2
108,822,463
104,229,018"
300,700,000
-
■
+17.0
306,400,000
311,300,00*
+18.9
24,819,178
23,897,64-2.
6,607,169
—12.4
6,109,841
—
Alabama—Birmingham
138,093,177
12,442,389
135,313,937
9,880,208
659,180
555,932
+18.6
696,403
178,756,170
165,463,185
+
8.0
142,119,215
144,208,522
965,923,951
872,236,835
+10.7
869,980,234
869,694,937
Mobile
Louisiana—New
Total
(10
Orleans
cities)
'
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
5,154,628
7,780,495-
2.8
5,013,814
4,850,669
+
2.1
129,021,071
123,010,675
+
2.1
138,129,652
140,322,384
+25.9
9,803,810
9,515,840
-
579,692
District—Chicago-
Arbor-
1,958,083
15,950,408
.
Grand
Rapids
Lansing
_L
South
Haute
44,700,696
14,175,082
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Decatur
2.4
9,264,225
+
4.6
78,383,000
72,119,000-
+21.4
8,851,478
+31.9
3,679,941
+
3.7
98,590,261
+
4.0
+
15,723,231
5,695,219
9.9
36,691,591
38.123,365
15,347,825
—
6.4
1,403,541
1,499,971
+
0.9
845,144,807
903,337,996
5,335,513
+
3.5
6,703,252
5,288,818
+
3.4
13,489,273
15,416,024
+
8,437,489
15,213,747
8,039,983
5,936,654
5,113,259
1,138,227,718
1,113,934,991
(17
cities)
8,822,992
—10.1
1,472,673
815,734,307
:
8.781,909-
10,162,755
3,469,958
95,492,046
5,181,025
15,765,974
1,378,347
822,674,320
6,557,362
—
+
84,660,921
5,369,594
40,678,204
5,585,451
Moines
2,283,931
14,996,081
10,112,861
3,202,870
87,821,094
Rapids
2,027,342
16,530,537
7.5
8,489,854
10,304,716
4,224,072
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
9.3
+17.9
—
71,795,000
9,785,759
75,125,000
Bend
Terre
2,158,862
13,533,778
7,342,598
10,027,854
7,889,954
Indiana—Fort Wayne
17.299,456
4.9
8,595,143
9,636,515
+16.1
5,189,856
4,919,826
2.2
1,165,700,152
1,216,831,667
+
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
270,200,000
270,600,000
—
0.1
297,100,000
324,300,000
181,054,538
+
8.2
+
1.6
186,178,743
136,453,464
181,145,271
142,271,636
2,904,605
2,815,649
+
3.2
2,585,235
2,314,680
613,538,277
Kentucky—Louisville
596,741,823
+
2.8
622,317,442
653,345,995
~
195,867,958 '
144,565,714
—
Tennessee—MemphisIllinois—Quincy
/
Total
533,368,756
455,512,940
1,101,980,224
cities)
(4
549,499,299
145,086,044
598,336,443
869,694,937
+
2.2
1,165,700,152
1,216,831,667
+
2.8
622,317,442
653,345,995
+ 13.0
470,644,374
492,876,447
1,6
496,712,978
580,446,674
North
389,058,688
+ 17.1
Dakota—Fargo
387,110,161
423,567,924
South
Dakota—Aberdeen
984,106,554
+
12.0
899,662,513
982,123,871
Montana—Billings
—
Ninth Federal Reserve
District—Minneapolis-
Minnesota— Duluth
10,838,803
9,337,957
+16.1
8,459,741
9,039,821
Minneapolis
366,709,964
312,100,813
336,979,711
135,946,974
324,599,391
116,862,090
+13.0
St.
a
+16.3
120,351,837
114,440,211
Paul
8,463,891
cities
15,563,802,094
16,896,708,024
8,620,804,794
8,425,779,261
detailed statement
—
+
7.9
16,934,622,474
8,436,119,275
9,013,336,654
showing the figures for each city and for the
$
November
Inc.
or
Dec. 7o
1953
1952
%
$
2,402,260
+
0.2
2,421,764
2,510,447
5,373,126
+
6.5
5,044,541
4,942,467
487,343,026
521,518,865
—
6.6
502,754,100
508,174,274
Lowell
New Bedford
2,966,511
3,500,819
—15.3
3,014,781
1,132,565
__
1,151,399
—
1.6
1,316,287
3,247,756
2,732,149
7.7
10,837,522
13,495,865
+17.2
8,634,570
8,999,818
Haven
11,784,681
8,190,750
Connecticut—Hartford
3,247,572
10,877,568
Worcester
6,985,843
30,283,685
29,062,678
17,158,379
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Cities)
3.9
11,563,299
14,027,778
+13.0
470,644,374
492,876,44T
City1,024,923
968,858
911,961
—
5.5
782,920
957,275
—
3.3
9,504,527
9,870,540
158,037,081
140,575,279
+12.4
142,701,114
167.372,957
12,305,914
Wichita
9,483,898
27,361,645
9,944,915
Springs
331,172,994
4,977,782
Joseph
Pueblo
22,520,379
302,240,209
,
City
Colorado—Colorado
(10 cities)
+29.8
8,248,141
9,816,363
+21.5
21,182,207
21,139,452
8.7
294,696,267
350.255,025
11,498,281
—13.5
11,498,655
11,941,456
7,746,922
(a)
Total
—15.8
781,830
8,564,250
—35.7
3,727,906
3,885,302
—
(a)
524,748,121
533,368,756
3,402,383
—
1.6
3.796,343
496,712,978
580,446,674
1,143,890
—16.3
2,717,872
Springfield
—
14,858,416
485,528,953
862,544
Kansas—Topeka
St.
River
6,557,518
738,472
Missouri—Kansas
5,722,181
Massachusetts—Boston
4,684,957
6,528,072
8,279,559
Lincoln
12
2.407,884
.
7,146,451
3,470,409
9.2
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Omaha
1954
8,170,203
+
548,576,951
cities)
(7
Hastings
1955
6.8
+23.8
6,970,241
14,280,346
Total
Nebraska—Fremont
November 12, for four years:
Ended
—
3,815,572
7,612,361
.
16,930,752,101
2.3
9,085,286
4,724,612
a
City__
our
+
136,816,020
a
10
Portland.
(12
—18.5
tt
Maine—Bangor
Total
3,971,411
17,390,000
171,899,934
5,786,145
869,980,234
a
.
1,088,182,328-'
5,937,484
3.2
$
New
1,018,398,278
+
139,637,366
+ 10.7
—
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
6.4
Augusta
1,088,182,328
+
555,317,548
965,923,951
1,138,227,718
Clearings at—
Rhode
960,435,355
$
617,844,469
J
Week
Fall
351,174,552
a
City.—
_
8,788,640,672
1952
$
5.1
—
a
4
,
Francisco—.,
Outside
316,281,231
Macon
Helena
Total
7.1
—
Florida—Jacksonville
a
6
_
1953
Dec. %
1,021,598,028
7
Dallas
San
6,468,661
12,282,436
307,186,746
t4
17
11th
11,456,734
108,228,814
351,700,000
Sioux City
Inc. or
$
626,800,810
835,007,706
10
7th
_
1954
594,591,546
7,226,289,543
7
.
43,842,10a"
7,066,389
+ 36.4
OF BANK CLEARINGS
it
11
.
Cleveland
12th
52,674,100
+ 53.1
24,683,226
Nashville
Minneapolis Reserve
the
II
11
_
4th
Kansas
7.5
+
7,115,447
10,138,771
by Federal Reserve Districts:
$
12
Philadelphia
10th
45,262,400
9,041,267
13,830,277
Springfield
1955
Boston
New
217,279,247
448,094,065-
8,933,036
537,807,089
cities)
Peoria
Week Ended Nov. 12-
3rd
212,719,639
409,267,149
Rockford——
SUMMARY
2nd
+ 11.8
103,150,337
Georgia—Atlanta
Total
1st
+ 18.6
+ 12.3
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
improvement
trict of 12.0%.
In the
(6
Iowa—Cedar
an
gain of 17.1% and the San Francisco Reserve Dis¬
a
9,485,084
215,537,279
365,709,628
6,611,677
330,637,342
•_
Tennessee— Knoxville
Des
2.8%
The Kansas City Reserve District suffers
Dallas Reserve District
smaller by
are
The Chicago Reserve District registers
2.2%, in the St. Louis Reserve District
1,113,260,047
3,234,840
22,255,000
•_
Indianapolis
In the Richmond Reserve District the totals
Reserve District by
995,869,551
—15.7
gain of 2.3%, the bank clear¬
a decrease of 18.0%.
We group the cities according to
the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that
in the New York Reserve District
(including this city) the totals record a falling off
District of 15.7%.
990,537,039
171,917,893
:
Columbia—Washington-
+ 12.2
ings at this center showing
of
6,365,132
11,848,442
8,184,993
Mississippi—Vicksburg
decrease of
a
,221,775
10
1,021,598,028
cities)—
Virginia—Huntington
District of
country having amounted to $15,563,802,094 against $16,896,708,024 in the
week
same
was
11 031,540
3.3
285,451,333
_
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
8.3
available at time of going to press.
are not
statement, however, which
there
(7
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
I
+ 12.4
+
today, inasmuch
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
are
Nov. 12.
6 593,293
+ 12.1
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—RichmondWest
by the foregoing will appear
them
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
detailed
—14.8
10,275,622
/
covered
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
In the elaborate
Total
.+ 10.5
,
^",905^1^^
980,645,155
;
•'
Complete and exact details
in
4,526,082,925
$24,751,360,293 $22,060,485,119
•Estimated.
5,742,961
11,041,975
10,891,744
South
..
2,543,754?
218,784
48,663,600
'•
-
4.1
$16,629,185,611-;+12.9
$23,770,715,138 $21,155,268,536
——---
3 134,878
3
6.0
5,003,225,775
Total all cities, liy« days—
All cities,-one day-
2.3
11,252,195
240,930,304
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
542,212,702
$18,767,489,363—
+
835,007,786
cities)—
Youngstown
621,312,141
•
cities,
3,340,382
6,353,736
3,259,987
9,938,547
Cleveland
8.6
*575,000,000
Baltimore
Ten
6 431,233
12,377,218
Mansfield
+
+
646,803,000
f
__
3.6
3,333,629
Columbus
436,599,665
_
+
9.0
—
410,578,575
693,565,502
427,056,719
Cleveland
+ 14.8
5,833,090
_T
Cincinnati
384,100,000
San Francisco
1,065,000,(XX*
3,018,624
6,044,960
Ohio—Canton
8.2
Louis
627,696
251,764
—16.7
4,894,109
+
Kansas City
1
4
946 ,000,000
+ 43.3
4,504,534
Jersey—Trenton
1,386,000,000
•
—
1, 579,612
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
+ 14.6
1,144,449,026
Philadelphia
+ 18.4
%
$12,187,607,410 $10,632,125,191
Chicago
St.
-1
1,559,905
l,400,8u2
1,624,320
1,640,583
1,536,482
4,822,24*
942,000,000
York
'
lew
;
$
1 ,778,976
3,464,758
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
/
$
5.2
4,101,277
Delaware—Wilmington
the week follows:
1953
+
785,000,000
—
Scranton
New
Dec. 7o
1,899,449
2,007,267
Lancaster
at
$24,751,360,293 against $22,060,485,119 for the
12
Inc. or
$
1,847,795
Bethlehem
Wilkes-Barre
Our preliminary total stands
November
1954
1,998,146
Philadelphia———
Reading
+.
year.
ISSS-l*
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
12.2% above those of the corresponding week last
there is
!-.'
• .••:
•
.
Chester
week ended
r
Week Ended
\
13,606,078
23,585,800
25,836,000
—
+
4.2
35,392,679
3,184,851
34,289,131
+26.1
14,323,561
14,465,197
—
8.7
28,893,100
32,567,700
2,205,325
2,331,489
—
5.4
1,963,808
1,818,293
594,591,546
626,800,810
—
5.1
617,844,469
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
11,673,511
Galveston
Wichita
321,527,403
35,420,916
Worth
9,762,711
383,233,914
-
Dallas
Forth
34,270,317
6,521,000
+19.6
8,259,654
9,379,910
+19.2
324,512,682
351,985,352
3.4
30,873,967
35,804,405
+
+
5,720,585
+10.9
5,651,130
5,939,249
11,352,672
8.5
11,665,728
12,188,008
455,512,940
389,058,688
+17.1
387,110,161
423,567,924
+
1.5
6,147,000
8,271,030
6,425,000
6,343,555
12,320,044
Falls
Louisiana—Shreveport___
628,324,082
Total
(6
cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
Jamestown
62,526.845
5,104,790
—42.5
4,824,321
5,566.857
99,937,257
—12.2
104,392,355
111,499,768
2,059,362
+16.0
2,575,893
2,853,356
San
Francisco"
SaS
Jose———
2,360,795
+13.6
2,363,453
2,211,828
8,470,928,763
—18.0
8,498,503,199
7,917,415,447
32,457,331
Syracuse
27,868,426
+16.5
28,637,519
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
(11
Jersey
cities)
15,970,702
—
1.3
18,455,721
18,926,408
20,591,985
21,450,333
—
4.0
19,486,478
17,264,839
50,296,846
55,770,614
—
9.8
59,885,651
Lake
City.i
Lontr
Beach
5,691,169
4,715,123
8.0
145,979,311
162,224,304
72,268,110
+22.6
64,357,353
71,131,823
24,822,244
-
19,321,605
57,781,655
—
9.2
62,788,263
61,185.279
—17.8
8,840,883,023
8,283,761,686
8,788,640,672
18,879,476
Barbara
+10.6
14,754,511
+11.6
13,510,219
15,054,548
531,991,195
+11.9
475,040.841
503,281,859
+ 93.3
16,700,409
16,427,495
25,863,315
—
13,378,389
7,576,201
-
6,920,633
+
9.5
5,993,375
5,239,306
12,608,897
-—
Stockton
22,451,791
16,472,509
595,099,368
"
Pasadena
6.3
12,535,094
+
0.6
10,147,248
11,653,383
Total
Grand
(10
cities)
total
(1U
New
York
1,101,980,224
984,106,554
15,563,802,094
—
cities)™
16,896,708,024
8,620,804,794
8,425,779,261
+12.0
899,662,513
982,123,871
—
7.9
16,934,622,474
16,930,752,101
+
2.3
8,436,119,275
9,013,336,654
55,841,604
52,474,844
7,226,289,543
173,516,554
5.8
+
+
28,469,455
15,757,099
Connecticut—Stamford
Utah—Salt
Santa
142,920,983
+
5,659,371
145,046,436
88,611,361
Oregon—Portland
California
6,942,997,300
York
Total
38,970,170
2,682,292
—
Rochester
New
—45.6
2,383,757
Elmira
159,101,024
6,018,687
29,407.975
87.720,804
Buffalo
168,251,797
156,655,845
Yakima
15,983,975
2,936,310
Binghamton
New
Washington—Seattle
,,i
Outside
(a) Clearing
City-
—
operations discontinued.
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
48
Monday, November 21, 1955
(2172)
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
certifies daily to the Secretary
BY
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
11
NOVEMBER
5%%
ENTIRE
Ref.
Noon Buying Rate for
Unit
gen.
mtge.
Nov. 11
Nov. 14
Argentina,
47c
pound
*
.999687
.999888
.209850
.209850
.209800
Munay
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00435401*
Roosevelt
.00285357
.00285357
.00285357
.237215*
.237215*
.237215*
.209850
2.801875
2.802500
2.802395
.262300
.262325
.262235
2.774855
2.774649
.496766*
.0349000
t Temporarily
W. H.), Inc.,
&
57
4 Vz%
Co.,
2015
1219
subord.
debentures- -Dec
19
-Feb
15
-Dec
31
-Dec
1
1568
-Dec
1
1338
stock—— -Jan
of America., 47
preferred
Refining Corp.—
Corp.
Oil
1
1698
914
&
-Dec
fund
sinking
mortgage
1
-NOV
14
*
-Dec
bonds
Seaboard Finance Co., $5.75 preferred stock
United Aircraft Corp., 5%
preferred stock
1st
•Announcement
this
in
.0349000
.193330*
.193330*
tin Volume
issue,
__.
1
1956
181.
.193330*
.233348
.233350
.140080*
.233350
.233350
2.791407
2.792133
2.791925
2.802544
2.802321
DIVIDENDS
(Continued from page 14)
2.790784
2.801875
_____
sterling.—;___
28
stock
Outdoor
.496766*
.0349000
2.801250
_,
pound
1218
_Nov
1
gold debs,, series A— -Dec
debs, due Dec. 1, 1S78. _Dec 15
preferred
5%
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
Nominal,
.140080*
.496766*
.140080*
.
pound
1
30
bonds
Ltd;—
2.773514
peso
Africa,
1798
_Jan
_Nov
mortgage
Products
.262040
2.774133
franc
5 7
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.___—_______
——
South
910
1334
2.801250
DAY
Kingdom,
1
1
Advertising Co., Inc., pfd. stockGeneral Railway Signal Co., 5%
cumul. pfd. stock
Hanna (M. A.) Co., 84.25 preferred stock
Hudson Coal Co., 1st mtge. s. f. 5% bonds, series A—
.209800
krona
of
General
.237215*
.209850
ARMISTICE
—_—
-Dec
-Jan
due 1980-
.
.209600
;
krone
Switzerland,
United
.999955
.00285357
.___—
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
Union
.327533
.00435401*
_
guilder
Zealand, pound
Sweden,
.327600
.209800
Netherlands,
Norway,
.327633
CLOSED
.
New
.0199669
.999843
franc
refunding
cumulative
Trailer
.0199512
——
Page
Division—
Forest
Telephone Co.,
<G.
Corson
Fruehaaf
.327600
dollar—
Malayan
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Mexico,-peso
t
2.232071
.0199466
V
12690
_Dec
19S5
G, due 1995
ser.
bonds, series A,
&
S3
Corp.,
Continental
.0385802*
.0199439
(Metropolitan),
Ireland,
Carrier
.0385802*
_________
_
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee—
Finland, markka-—
France
t
2.232984
—_______
franc
Malaysia.
British
;,i-
t
lien
1st
Columbia
.0385802*
.0385802*
schilling
Austria,
Belgium,
S
2.233150
2.232569
___________
1
due
10-year convertible sinking fund debetures
57c
Nov. 17
$
$
V
t
peso
pound____
Australia,
Nov. 16
Nov. 15
9
5
bonds,
Toledo-Cincinnati
Money)
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
„
1614
Division—
mortgage 5%
British
Monday
1
Date
mtge. bonds, series C & J,
Ref. &
^
Cable Transfers in New York (Value in United States
Friday
Dec
ISSUE CALLED
gen.
1st
and Monetary
1
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
1930
Southwestern
Country
Page
series E____Jan
Company and Issue—
INCLUSIVE
1955,
17,
NOVEMBER
TO
Western
just passed.
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
FEDERAL
refunding mtge. bonds,
Light & Telephone Co. Qtnc.—
convertible preferred stock
cable transfers on the different
of the Treasury the buying rate for
We give below a record for the week
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
Date
Ry.—
general &
3%%
Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
requirement of Section 522 of the Tariff
the
to
Pursuant
Pacific
&
Texas
V,
When
Per
Name of
Share
Company
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper Mills—
Omitted.
Common
$2.80
.
.
(quar.)
preferred
1-7
1-20
t55c
J7Cc
1
(quar.i
12-15
12-30
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Class
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Demand
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(In
of
thousands
Decrease (—l
I
20,155,353
fund
Redemption
for
F.
845,003
F.
R.
gold
21,000,356
—
banks—
242,460
other
advances
Discounts
and
+
21,155
12,603
•+
—
653,371
+
loans.
674
Acceptances—bought
outright
16,174
Increase
Nov. 9,
ASSETS—
Loans
Bills
1,265,546
Certificates
—
—
Bonds
+
2,801,750
Commercial,
tural
4,370,515
bought
under
outright
23,986,908
37,000
—
to
Other
641,454
—
industrial
repurchase
Other
Total
U. S. Gov't,
securities
23,936,908
37,000
641,454
U.
S.
or
for
Due
loans
from
foreign
Uncollected
Bank
and
cash
securities
24,551,672
banks
__
5,962,732
premises-,
Other
60,372
assets-
+
2,014~210
Treasury
certificates
notes
U.
652
+
182,813
+
8,050
52,331,571
+
1,361,933
5,961
+
5,780
—
assets
'
620,891
+
247
8,106
+
33
—
16
Loans
to
vault-
with
Reserve
—136
+
■
21
1,041
+
+
Atlanta
5
26,406,228
6,348
—
551,233
+
Deposits—
U.
S.
Treas,—gen.
18,657,786
account
635,136
104,119
+
18,565
+
Foreign
383,466
Other
395,572
+
7,144
20,071,960
+
113,587
Total
deposits
Deferred
availability
&
CAPITAL
Capital
Other
Line
RR.
Atlantic
299,896
;__
accounts—
171,094
13b)
liabilities
5% %
note
demand
Domestic
banks
+
384
1,355,423
+
567,294
647,133
—439
55,955
_
21,731
+
+
370
—379
2,699
Federal
From
Corp.
+
1,448
Banks
others
Reserve
—
1,106
_
94
(year-end)
Mines, Ltd
Service
A
—
25
tl5c
12-15
11-18
tl2V2C
5Cc
12-35
12- 1
11-18
11-15
12-20
12-12
11-23
12-16
11- 3
12- 2
$1,50 1-13-56
10c
12- 1
12-30
11-15
-1-3
60c
*
.__
__.
Co., Ltd.,
1,045
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
com.
,
.__
from
capital
Ayrshire
from
income
and
11-15
11-18
$0,252
gains)
Collieries
8Cc
t4c
"A"—
Fund
($0,038
Common
j
.—
quar.)
dividend
Axe-Houghton
326
11-15
ll-*'8
11-28
35c
5Cc
50c
50c
t55c
:—
Co.
Geld
Stock
155
+
31
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Products
Avon
970
+
22
—
_
Powder
Class
10,687
—_.——
(quar.)___
com.
Extra
deposits—
banks '4.—
Co.,
(s-a-)
(increased
quar.i
Auto Electric
—1,333
—
Refining,
(quar.i
quar.)
Conn.
preferred
Aunor
382
32
—
and
capital
certificate
denosit
liabilities
Contingent
♦Exclusive
+
141
+
.
16,481
+
+
to
loans
individual
loan
banks
items
and
are
after
shown
deduction
of
valuation
5,
reclassification
1955
re¬
67*
gross.
commercial, industrial,
agricultural loans $318 million and decreased real estate loans
"other" loans by $294 and $25 millions, respectively.
tOct.
Baldwin Piano
increased
and
and
(quar.)
25c
—
and
F.
on
6,369
1~228
+
1,361,933
+
620,891
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
ceptances purchased for for¬
26,681
2^452
—
—1
2,151
+
10,610
186
+
623
Bond
&
—;
Mortgage
Guaranty
Co.
preferred
including
and
those
a
list of
Canada,
Works
for
redemption,
under
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume (except where indicated) in which
(quar.)
—
preferred
(James
B.)
—
(quar.)
Distilling
;—
—:
Shoe
S.)
(A.
.
(quar.)—
dividend
Stock
1-6
12-19
12-15
11-30
12-22
12-12
65c
t75c
1-2-56
12- 1
12-19
11-3
125c
12-
1
11-
3
37V2C
$1.25
125c
135c
7V2c
12- 1
12- 1
1-3-55
1-3-56
11-15
11-15
12-10
12-10
1-5
12-27
1V2 %
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred
Beam
12-10
12-1012-10
15c
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., class A
Beck
1- 3
t8~c
(quar.i
Beaunit M:lls Inc.,
$5
1-2)
1- 3
1-3
of
(quar.)
California
of
Co.
Ltd.
Class B
sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
called
Iron
of
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd., class A
called
stock
common
Oil
Bath
corporate bonds, notes,
45c
$1.75
$1
$1.07
20c
Basin
.1%
Below will be found
eign
correspondents—
Industrial loan commitments
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(ouar.i
Barber-Ellis
Notices
45 2%
(quar.)—
America
R.
ac¬
Show
4V4%
re¬
—
(quar.)_
Radio
Bangor Hydro-Electric,
common
77i
preferred (quar.)_—
Bankers
+
Co.—
preferred
Baltimore
4 7
35,888
-
combined—
liability
+
of
27,543
52,331,571
gold
to
serves
+
1,315
660,901
(Section
of
1,249,499
—
ACCOUNTS—
accounts
Ratio
+
__
12- 1
12-20
12-10
12- 1
12-15
11-29
11-30
12-15
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
57
352
Borrowings—
serves;
51,172,137
paid in—
(Section 7l
capital
Total
Interbank
Foreign
631,456
—
—
12- 9
12-1
11-18
.l<)-2'>
11-18
11-7
11- 7
11-21
56'/4c
2Cc
37'/2c
$1.23
45c
$1.3174
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
11- 1
"*
19,695
liabilities—
Surplus
Surplus
14,987
+
accrued
dividends
Total
30,259
—
adjusted—
deposits
12-12
1-1
11-30
12- 8
12- 1
12-12
12-12
12-15
29c
Coast
Atlas
Time deposits except U. S. Government
U. S. Government deposits—
From
4,674,254
liabilities
90,971
+
cash
items
Other
16.241
—
707,155
__
11-10
11-10
11-25
11-25
11-18
11-21
11-21
11-21
11-10
ill-10
47*
Atlantic
LIABILITIES-
Demand
Member bank—res. accounts
Fe Ry.
(increased
Co.. of
Atlas
notes
Reserve
Light
Line
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Gas
Coast
+
—
11-10
12- 1
12-15
12-31
12 31
12- 1
12-15
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
31c
$2
$1
lCc
$1.25
__
Atlantic
804
—
93
2,386
__
(quar.).
248
+
—_
(quar.j
Corp.
104
—
—517
13,382
_
_
banks
•
(quar.)_______i__;
(quar.)
Atchison Topeka k Santa
885
—
12-9
,
59c
(year-end)
A
Astron
—3,154
€Cc
120c
—1,274
52
10-31.
11- 1
Telephone & Telegraph-
—108
754
Banks
__
—
domestic
Associated
Class
______
Federal
with
in
Balances
5.257*
l,985t
—1,764
8,355
banks—.
l,080t
+
67
+
(quar.i
Dry Goods, common
preferred
(quar.)
+
—210
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
12-15
1- 2
93%c
50:
Corp..
472%
pfd.
(quar.)
Refining, common (quar.)—
preferred
7,741
i
—;
&
preferred
1,088
indebtedness
A
Associated
Common
—
class
____
.
__.
(quar.)_—
Oil
—7,077
__
of
B
—259
30,300
11-14
12- 1
25c
27%c
59c
6271c
$1.0E3/4
12V2C
3Cc
—
(quar.)
com.
increased)
Rubber,
Equipment
$1.50
428
+
9,910
_
securities
Cash
+
3
20,696
Other
Reserves
Total
96
__
12-12
$20c
Oil
held)
shares
(quar.)—
Gas (quar.)
$5
bonds
S.
500
preferred
Aro
4,352t
+
2,593
775
376,351
+
—
..
+
carry¬
securities—total
_
each
<quarj_
Class
_
_
_
bills
22
Items
or
loans.
loans
Government
for
preferred
Ashland
1,248
930?782
—
+ 182
carrying securities—
Treasury
691,642
—
25,485
_
for
11-10
11-10
11-10
11-14
Corp.,
Armstrong
agricul¬
dealers
purchasing
Treasury
Total
and
and
11-16
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12-12
$1.15>/4
share of Standard
(One
J.
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)__
+ 8,016
1
75c
€V4c
25c
;
(quar.)_.
N.
Armco Steel Corp.
835
+
105
+
securities
Real estate
agreement
—
—364
85,259
__
-
brokers
loans
ing
—
adjusted*—
loans
Loans
290,800
—
purchasing
Total
Nov. 10,
12-
25c
(quar.)_
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.,
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
1954
46,604
—4,079,715
—-4
17,399,536
Corp.
of
preferred
Arkansas Louisiana
(in millions of dollars)
investments
and
641,454
37,000
—
2,520,076
Notes
Held
1955
,
12- 1.- 11-10,
1-20
12-28
1- 4
12- %
12- 9
^ll-lO
'12-15
11-30
50c
:
com
$4.35
( + ) or
3Cc
15c
_
1
Ltd., common (quar.)—-,
Arizona Public Service, common (quar.i—
$1.10
preferred
(quar.)
$2.36 preferred
(quar.)
mem¬
Nov. 2,
1955
16,174
+
Oil
Argus
Decrease (—) Since
48
Bought outright—
Co.,
Stock dividend
Co.
+15c
Ltd
fquar.)
Co
$2.50
248,977
—
1,276
—
liabilities of reporting
Farms
participating
Participating
Argo
securities:
Government
S.
5
+
A summary of assets and
3,037
■
$3
ber banks follows:
94,402
+
+
547,916
cash
Industrial
U.
31,160
.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc. (quar.)
Brand Inc., class A com.
Borrowings from Federal Reserve Banks decreased
$3 million and borrowings from others decreased $25
million. Loans to banks increased $21 million.
6,413
—
3,155
331,144
of
24,747
—
12,844
+
res.__
certificate
notes
Other
15,999
—
R.
notes
Total
Since
1954
(s-a)_—
Development,
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Arden
}15c
f25c
•
Ltd.
Anvil
City and $64 million in the Boston District,
they increased $94 million in Chicago and $80 million
Demand deposits credited
to domestic banks increased $94 million.
Nov. 17,
1955
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland
$540 million in
decreased
A
Anglo-Huronian,
in the San Francisco District.
or
Nov. 9,
1955
certificates
of
but
Nov. 16,
Gold
Holdings
deposits adjusted
New York
dollars)
Increase ( +)
ASSETS—
"other" securities decreased
$210 million, of which $140 million was in N. Y. City.
million.
$52
1-
6
12-27
Corp.—
_
Condition Statement of Member Banks
,
the details
given in the "Chronicle."
were
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
System in leading cities
principal changes for the week
banks of the Federal Reserve
shows the following
ended Nov.
United
reserve
9:
Decreases of $259 million in
holdings of
Government securities $517 million in
balances with Federal Reserve
Banks, $439 mil-
States
*? demand deposits adjusted, and $379 million
United
States Government deposits.
Commercial,
industrial,
in
Francisco
appear
in
District.
purchasing
Loans
to
brokers
and
carrying United States Gov¬
decreased $96 million.
bills, of Treasury certificates
Treasury notes decreased $67
or
ernment and other securities
Holdings of Treasury
indebtedness, and of
million, $108 million, and $136 million, respectively.
Holdings of United States Government bonds increased
First
collateral
Chicago
&
Louis
St.
Page
Ry.—
—Nov 25
trust
mo. r,gage
bonds
de Tarapaca y Antofagasta—
Non-interest bearing income bonds series A-N
Consumer
Power Co.,
$4.52 preferred stock
Potomac Edison Co., 4.70%
cumul. pfd. stock—
Compania
2016
Nov 25
Drc
2
Nov 29
2016
*
2024
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
ACF
Industries
Central
3%%
&
Ohio
5%
3V2%
Dixie Cup Co.,
5%
-Dec
15
2013
1st & refunding bds. ser. A__Jan
3
2015
Dec
1
1799
stock series A_Dec
cum.
conv.
pfd.
stock
convertible preferred
Paper Co.,
4.4 %
cum.
;
preferred stock
1
~1012
Dec 15
Dec
1
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
1
1802
1
12
2)22
1016
8
1
1
1803
*
*
1
*
Minnesota
Mining & Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk.
Dec
Supply Co., 4V2% cumulative preferred stock
Dec
Western Oil Corp., 3%7
15-year s. f. debs.
Dec
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co., 3 Tt
debs, due 1971-Dec
National
Pacific
&
Northern
Ry.,
3%%
1st
mtge.
bonds
Dec
•
*
(stock
Aircraft
Bellanca
shares
Industries,
100
each
Glenn
each
Uranium
100
7 7c
shares
Corp.,
Bishop
Electric
Oil
(stock
Extra
Black-CIawson
11-10
25c
12- 1
11-10
$1.75
$1.75
common
(resumed)
(quar.).
Corp.
—
(quar.)
dividend)
.
Co.
11-18
11-18
Inc.,
(quar.)
Bingham-Herbrar.d
11-3
li-18
12-12
Carpet,
Birtman
11-29
12121212-
(24 shs. of
common
preferred
preferred
11-15
held
(quar.)
Bigelow-Sanford
4V2%
12- 1
1
1
1
1
12V2C
25c
Sl.OS'A
$1.18%
12- 1
1- 3
11- 7
12- 2
25c
$1.12y2
12- 1
12- 1
11-21
11-21
held)
Hathaway
Bethlehem Steel
11-10
2-9
12-19
Ltd. of Canada for
Mines,
shares
12- 1
3-1
tllVsc-
dividend)—
Standard
of
for
—
.
Bellanca Aircraft (stock dividend)
1463
Light Co., 3% 7 first mtge. bonds
Jacksonville Terminal Co., 3%% 1st mtge. bds., ser. A__Dec
Midi RR. Co., 4 71 bonds, foreign ser. d"e Dec. 1, 1960
Dec
(quar.)—
common
4%%
Berkshire
series H
Power" &
Piedmont
Page
Ry.—
refunding mortgage bonds,
Great Northern
Iowa
Inc.,
Pacific Ry.,
Date
Co.,
4V4%
common
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
Howell
11-30
12- 1
75c
(quar.)
—_——;
(year-end)—
&
1-3
12-15
15c
15c
(quar.)
Bell
11-17
17'/2c
(quar.)___
Aircraft
Bell 81 Gossett
12- 1
40c
(quar.)
Common
Bell
Salitrera
Chesapeake
Co.
Belding-Corticelli. Ltd., 77*
pfd;
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
15
Changes according td industry
another press release.
dealers for
Cincinnati,
Cleveland,
Mfg.
Common
Data
Company and Issue—
and
agricultural loans in¬
creased in all districts and a total of
$182 million at all
b^mher banks; the principal increases were
$44 million in New York City and $25 million in the
San
NOTICE OF TENDER
Belden
(quar.)
:___—
25c
11-30
11-17
15c
12-10
11-23
27*
12-15
12- 1
5c
12-15
12- 1
25c
12- 1
11-15
Volume 182
Number 5483
Commercial and FinancialThe
Chronicle
...
When
Per
Name of Company
Black Hills
Power
'
(increased
Common
4.20',o
prelerred
4.56%
12- 1
11-19
12-
1
11-19
28%c
$1.18%
12-
1
11-19
12- 1
11-19
35c
prelerred (quar.)
prelerred (quar.)
Valley Gas & Electric—
quar.):
i
:
(quar.).
$3
preferred
Blaw-Knox
Bloch
Co.
Brcs.
share
4%-%'
Beil,
Blue
Ir.c.
1- 3
12- 8
Carthage
12-14
11-14
Case
75c
12-23
15c
25c
11-30
Bogue
Eiectric
Bohn
Aluminum
(Shelby, N. C.)
(quar.)
—____
(increased)
Brass
(2%c
Corp.
___
from
3%%
:
preferred
Boston
fund
Real
Boston
Woven
Common
6%
Brook
Brantford
Clas3
Central
Foundry,
11-23
Central
Cordage,
A
Ltd.,
class
Extra
B
4%
Columbia
(quar.)'
(quar.)_
,—
4%%
preferred *-(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred
preferred
preferred
t$1.12%
151.12%
$$1.121/2
$$1.12Mi
(quar.)
4% %
(quar.)
(quar.)
Petroleum
$14c
5%
(interim)
Ordinary
Brockton Taunton
$3.80
__,
Ltd
Co.,
Brown
Co.,
Brown
Rubber
Brown &
—;•
(quar.
-
—;_.—__
(quar.)
__/
(quar.)__:
Browning-Ferris
Machinery,
(quar.)
com.
Extra
Preferred
Bruce
(E.
3% %
(quar.)
L.)
Co.,
nreferred
Bruck
Mill*,
New
class
A
Stock
$5
,
dividend
preferred
Buell
1-2-56
12-19
11- 7
Die
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
1-15
11- 1
11- 1
11-18
11-17
11-15
11-15
1- 2
1-15
1- 2
15c
37%c
933/4C
$30c
1- 2
12- 9
12-30
12-15
12-15
11-14
12-30
11-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Buffalo
Forge Co. (special)Bullock
Fund,
Ltd.
(year-end)
(45c
11-16
12- 1
12-21
12-
1- 2
12-15
12- 6
12- 6
11-25
12-20
12-20
11-25
11-17
54c
40c
—_:—
.
12- 1
12-15
11-23
12- 1
11- 7
11-14
$1.25
25c
35c
$1.25
(quar.)_
Machine
&
$1.10
$1.10
25c
25c
30c
80c
10c
5c
25c
—
Pipe Line (quar.)
Budd Co., com. (increased quar.)___
preferred
1
income)
_p—
Inc.
Bullock's
.__
Bunker Hi)] & Sullivan Mining &
Co.
-
Ci),
Ltd.
_
87%c
$1
$1.05
4% % 2nd preferred (quar.).
,___—$1.12%
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons (quar.)______—_
7%c
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd.. class A'(quar.).—
$llc
Burton-Dixie Corp. (quar.)——
_+
30c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)
_
—
..
Terminal
Extra
Bush
Butte
1
...
Terminal
Butler
(bi-monthly)__—
Buildings
Brcs.
(H.
—•-
M.)
___
._—
(year-end)
(Del.) —
Zinc
&
Copper
Byllesby
____
Co.__
<quar.)__
—
5% preferred (quar.) _————____
Calamba Sugar Estates, Inc. (Caiif.j—
Cold
Storage
Electric
California
12-112-15
12-15
11-30
Power
Extra
Camden
(quar.)—.—
tquar.)—
—i_
—
&
Burlington
County
Ltd.,
preference
Crushed
Canada
—
5c
10c
12- 1
12-12
12- 1
11-15
11-15
11-18
11-14
12- 8
35c
60c
12-22
3iy4c
11-16
12- 1
11-18
12-10
17%c
$1.20
50c
12- 1
11-29
12- 8
12- 1
11- 4
11-18
11-18
$2
,12-8
11-18
1- 3
12-15
$25c
.
132%c
11-30
12-20
10-31
11-21
Ltd.—
Stone,
$$1.50
12- 1
1-2-56
12- 7
$1.06(4
1-2-56
12-7
$25c
—_.
1-3-56
25c
preference
(quar.).
Dry Ginger Ale Co.—
(increased)
.—
_
preferred
$4.25
(quar.)
Dominion Simar,,
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
(Increased
Extra
(quar,.)
12- 1
11-10
———
Ltd.
(quar.)——_—1—.
___
$10c
1-3-56
12-15
$$1.10
1- 3
12- 1
1- 3
12- 1
12- 2
11-15
$35c
12-
11-15
___.
(increased
Ltd.
Fairbanks-Morse
vestment
Ltd.
Co.,
and
income
Ice
____
Machine.
Ltd..
International
Canadian
class
A
(quar.)
Investment
Qil
5%
redeemable preferred
5%
preferred
preferred
Tire
_—
fquar.)__
$25c
12- 1
11-15
$20c
11-26
11t 7
2
12-14
1-
Western
Ltd.
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11-15
Natural
(increased
Co.,
1- 3
12- 2
1- 3
1- 3
12- 2
12- 2
$15c
Gas
12- 2
$$1.25
$52
(quar.)
1- 3
$$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Corp.
12~ 1
*11-18
$20c
12-
1
11-15
40c
1
(quar.)
12-
9
11-18
10c
Carpenter
Paper
Insurance
(quar. i_
divid.)_
1
11-16
12-
1
11-16
5%
12-20
12-10
Steel
(quar.)
Extra
4Cc
12-1
11-10
25c
.
Special
Carpenter
(stock
12-
10c
Casualty
1
11-10
Crows
1-
1
12-
Crum
30c
9
8%
quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
(s-a)
12-31
12-20
•
6-20
$2
(increased)
12-31
12- 9
75c
12-9
11-25
25c
12-
11-25
9
12-12
12-
1
12-12
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
5
11-23
12-
5
11-23
12-
1
11-18
12-13
11-15
12-13
11-15
12-14
11-28
80c
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
50c
12-
1
11-18
2-
1
1-25
$1.25
12-
1
12-28
12-
56y4c
12- 1
11-18
75c
12-10
11-25
12-15
11-25
12-31
12-20
Denver,
12-31
12-20
Denver
11-23
11-18
12-15
11-21
1-
3
1-1-56 '
12-22
12- 5
12-
1
11-10
1-
3
11-28
1-
3
11-28
15c
12- 1
11-16
15c
1-3-56
12-16
75c
12- 9
11-25
75c
Ltd.—
_]___
A
5%
Class
Combined
Locks
Mills
Corp.,
15c
12-
(quar.)
25c
12-15
(monthly)
10c
(resumed)
of
Amer.
common
preferred
Confederation
Harvester
Detroit
Steel
1
Dixie
quar.)
11-18
12- 2
——
class
(quar.)
A
quar.)
(increased quar.)_
12-
11-25
Driver-Harris
12-
9
11-15
50c
$12V2c
25c
70c
30c
12-10
12- 1
12- 9
12-31
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
11- 1
11-25
12- 1
11-25
11-16
11-16
Dunlop
St.
6%
7%
__
1st
Eastern
10c
11-10
12-15
11-30
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Freightways, Inc.,
preferred
(quar.)___
(quar.)___
Eastern
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Laundries
(quar.)
12-15
11-10
Eastern
12-14
12-15
12-15
12- 1
12-2
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
Textile
preferred
Co.
(resumed)
Mills,
(Initial
Water
Power
class A
(quar.)_
&
Paper
Consumers
Glass
Co.
(Toronto)
Co.,
Consumers Power Co.,
Ltd.
$50c
$12c
12- 1
12- 1
11-15
11- 2
12-
11- 2
1
1- 3
11-30
55c
(quar.)
5%
dividend
preferred
(quar.)
$4.52
preferred
(quar.)
$4.16
preferred
(quar.)
1
of America, com.
(quar.)
Assurance
11-23
$20c
$37,/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)___.
common
4V2%
Continental
11-25
25c
Gas
preferred
11-19
Co.—
quar.)
Container Coip.
1
12-'9
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
$1.12%
$1.13
$1.04
75c
$1
11-21
11- 8
12-15
10-31
10-21
12-28
11-18
1-3-56
1-3-56
1-3-56
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
11-21
12- 1
11- 7
11-21
25c
12-30
12-16
20c
12-30
12-16
11-17
12-
12-
1
11-15
11-25
10-31
11-30
11-19
1
11-15
1
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
—
1
11-18
12-15
11-25
f
25c
25c
50c
40c
40c
1-13
12-21
1-2-56
12-21
12-10
11-25
12-
9
12-12
12-
1
12-
9
11-15
11-21
11-10
1-
3
12-28
11-15
12-
9
11-22
1-5-56
10-25
11-18
45c
12-
9
—-
22 %c
12-
9
11-18
$1.50
$1.75
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
(increased quar.)_
Co.
&
Interurban
Ltd.
Mines,
Water
Co.—
(interimi
——
—
Lines
(quar.)____
115c
J5c
25c
12-15
11-18
12-15
11-18
12-15
11-18
50c
50c
50c
30c
25c
12-21
12-
2
11-23
11-
7
11-23
11-
7
Sugar Associates—
(quar.)
Corp.
Hose
Electrographic
Electrolux
&
1
11-15
——_—$102%
$1.06(4
(quar.)
$1.37%
(quar.)
$1.34
(quar.)!
—
$1.41(4
(quar.)__
$1.10
Rubber (stock dividend)
25%
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
11-25
11-11
25c
25c
12-
1
11-22
12-15
11-15
25c
12-15
11-15
25c
12-
8
II-17
$1.65
1-
3
(initial) —^_
A (quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)_
Corp.
Corp.
—-
District Electric, com. (increased)—
preferred (quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.).
Empire State Oil (increased)
Employers Reinsurance (quar.)
Eauitable Credit Corp., 50c Dreferred (quar.)
20c
participating preferred (quar.)___—
Empire
57?
Participating
(stock
t25c
(quar.)
Year-end
Equitable
11-15
12-15
Associates
Elgin National Watch (quar.)
Eli Lilly Si Co., See Lilly
(Ell)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)
Extra
1
11-
preferred
preferred
5%%
preferred
5.36% preferred
5.65% preferred
$4.40
preferred
4(4%
.12-
11-22
Sugar
4.10%
4.50%
2
12-
4%
20c
Corp.
Air
2
11-
50c
60c
25c
(interim)
______
Louis
11-
11-23
12 %c
(quar.)
Co.
11-23
34%c
(quar.)—
Paper Co. Ltd., $1 class
El Paso Natural Gas Co.—
Electric
(s-a i
Consolidated
12-
Ltd.—
(s-a)
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd.,
B
11-19
$10c
Textile
12- 1
10c
Extra
Consolidated
11-15
25c
(quar.)
1
25c
Paper
12-
1
11-30
12-15
12-
(extra)
E'ddy
25c
Consolidated
12-
3
Extra
10c
35c
$1.50
25c
11-15
I-
pfd. (Ben. int.) (quar.)
Mfg. Co. (quar.)
60c
1
11-15
Eaton
$2
9
12-
1
(increased quar.)__
Extra
12-10
11-15
9
12-
11-15
12-
(quar.)
Co.
Sullivan
12-15
12- 1
11-25
$38c
56y4C
12-
1
12-
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
East
1-10
1
U. S. A. (quar.)—
Exploration Co. (interim)___
Picher
Eastern
(initial)
pld.
Rubber, Ltd., ordinary
Extra
East
12-20
12-
50c
5%%
International
Duriron
Eagle
11-18
11-18
3
(quar.)
Bradstreet
&
Dun
1
1
1
1-
Ltd.,
&
Dunhill
(Toronto)—
40c nreferred
Oil
Drewry's,
1-16
11-15
12-
12-
12-
2-
(quar.)_
(Calif.),
Drilling
11-25
1
t30c
15c
—50c
(quar.)—
com.
preference
12-30
12-10
12-
112%c
Corp.
(qrar.)__:
Chemical Co. (quar.)
2-1-56
12- 9
1
12-10
50c
11-25
9
1
11-25
tlOc
(increased)
(quar.)
12-30
20c
20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Aircraft
Douglas
4%
12-
9
f62%c
Dover
Dow
11-14
*25c
Inc.,
12- 9
1- 1
12- 1
12- 9
1
12-15
+$1.25
(quar.)
Investments, Ltd.—
(quar.)
1-16
12-15
12-15
11-15
11-25
2- 1
12-31
12-19
12-
15c
25c
25c
—
Extra
$1.12'/2
31'/4c
9
35c
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Bros.,
Douglas
1-16
Co.
Insurance
Ltd
I Engineering
Consolidated
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
common
Scottish
Preferred
11-15
12-16
1
7
Anglo Investment Corp., Ltd.—
Oliver,
Door
12-
12-
$2
$1
45c
62%c
Bridge Co., Ltd.
Donohue
7
11-21
12-
25c
:
Co. (quar.)
—-—.—__
Oil Fields (monthly).
&
pref.
$1
7
12-15
v
preference
5%
3
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
$10c
Edison
$1
(quar.)
—•—
Dominion
1- 2
Discovery Yellowkni e Mines, Ltd.
Consolidated
12-28
30c
25c
(year-end)
.
Pepper
Dominguez
Duro-Test
Interim
Consolidated
11-
11-18
25c
com.
Inc.
Houses,
2%
(quar.)
Contai"er.
Consolidated
Cement
convertible
Extra
Dr.
Co.,
Cup
5%
Dobbs
37y2c
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power
12-
________
______
—__________
Corp.,
preferred
4%
2-
35c
class A
pfd.
6%
Asso.
11-21
(resumed)
(quar.)
Corp.
Extra
Dictaphone
12- 1
$1.25
(quar.)
Quarterly
Connecticut
(quar.)
Portland
Diamond
20c
;___
(quar.)—
common
(increased
Life
11-
12-28
(quar.)
Stock Yard Co.
Union
10c
„
common
12-
62 %c
1954)
11-18
Community Public Service
12-15
35c
RR. (From
calendar year
for
11-18
Paper,
Credit
11-15
1-
12-
Western
income
1
Life
12-
$1
11-15
1
(quar.)
Commercial
Extra
12-13
2
12-17'
1
12-
Enterprises,
11-15
12-20
12-
(increased
National
(Boston)
1
12-
59c
20c
Connelly
net
Denver
10c
Combined
1-
12-
50%
25c
62»/2c
Extra
Columbian
12-
25c
(quar.)___.
Dominion Tar & Chemical, com.
-
Carbon
11-10
9
3
(quar.)
11-18
Co.,
1
12-
t^uar.)—
1
dividend
Terminals
Columbian
x.i
Granue,
tuu
available
20c
Stock
lN.
Hi
Chicago Trucking
12-
dividend
Columbia
Class
12-31
2
1-
12-
11-
50c
B
6%
11-25
11-21
1
12-
75c
35c
—
3
Dominion
Broadcasting System,
Stock
11-15
12-16
12-
Dominion
Elevator
1
$2
11-22
lquar.l_.
Milling &
12-
1-2-56
97 % C
(quar.)
debenture
8%
11-22
(quar.)
preferred
11-15
35c
11-18
Gas,
1
(quar.)
common
12-22
(quar.)
Interstate
Colorado
Voting
2%
preferred
11-15
12-
(quar.)
A
common
12-22
(monthly)
4y2%
Mfg.,
11-30
Power,
(monthly)
1
30c
9c
Central
11-15
12-
93%c
(quar.)
7y2c
Common
1
40c
(accum.)
Corp.
12-15
12-
7%1
5%
Aikman
11-21
3
t$2.50
(increased quar.)
(quar.)___
Colorado
12-
87V2c
(quar.)
Life Insurance Co.
1
1-
99 %c
Monthly
(quar.)
Colorado
11-22
12-15
35c
Co.—
preferred
&
12-15
$3c
(s-a)
dividend
Collins
1
11-10
12-
(quar.)
preferred
11-16
1-
(s-a)——.——-—--—-—
Lines
De.^Slo
2%
50c
f
4%
11-15
11-25
12-10
87'/2c
10c
Willans Gold Mines,
com.
11-15
1
11-28
$1
(s-a)
Detroit
1
Colonial Stores,
1
12-
55c
8
(quar.)
class
12-
35c
8
$1.50
(quar.)
Acceptance,
11-15
35c
Dennison
Air
12-
(quar.)
(monthly)
Colonial Sand & Stone
11-10
1
Dewey Portland Cement
Monthly
preierred
1
12-
40c
RR.
Delta
10c
Colgate-Palmolive
7
12-
$1.25
Extra
12-28
$1.12%
A.)
12-
25c
Monte Properties (quar.)
Del
11-14
Pittsburgh RR—
(L.
2
12-28
25c
(initial).
common
lV2c
special guaranteed
regular guaranteed
Quarries (quar.)
Stock
New
15c
(quar.)
2
12-
12 %c
Co
Co., common (increased)
preferred (quar.)
Dejay Stores, Inc. (stock dividend)
30c
Mines
12-
3
25c
&
$1.25
(reduced)
3
1-
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)
7%
75c
& Mahoning Ry. Co. (s-a)
Elsctric Illuminatii g—
Colonial
preference
5%
Deere
3%
dividend)
5
1-
50C
______
12c
(quar.)
12-
$1.75
40c
Lighting (initial)
Dayton Malleable Iron, common
5%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton & Micnigan RR., pfd. (quar.)
Dayton Power & Light, com. (increased quar.)
3.75% preferred A (quar.)
—
3.75%
preferred B (quar.)
3.90% preferred C (quar.)
Debentures & Securities Corp. of Canada—
Delawafe
Extra
4%
0
$1.75
Cleveland
5%
1
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Metallic Door
Extra
1-
1
11-15
1
11-30
$19.58%
(quar.)
Sons,
Dahlstrom
30c
(jrear-end)
Oil Refining, common (stock
$1.20 preferred A (quar.)
4%
2-
12-
$1.50
(accum.)
12-15
75c
class A (quar.)
7% preferred
non-cum.
Cushman's
12-
12-20
8
12-29
Cnrtiss
$1
Year-end
$3.50
prior preferred
Wright Co.
$4
3-20
12-20
75c
Inc.
Bottling
11-
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
:
Curtis Publishing Co., $7 pfd. (quar.)
75c
City Specialty Stores, Inc., 4'/2% pfd. (quar.)
Clark Equipment, com. (quar.)___
Foil
2
(quar.)
1-15
$2.50
dividend
Cola
preferred
Crystal Oil Refining Corp., $6 pfd.
Cuban
Tobacco,
5%
preferred
1-1-56
87y2c
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar.)____:
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.)—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cochran
11-14
12-
$2
11-15
$1
Cochenour
1
t$2
11-23
12y2c
Co.
12-
Securities
Forster
1
7-1-56
87'/2c
!
Foods
11-15
$1.05
(quar.)_
12-
$1
Cab
Chemical
Coal,
Pass
12-15
J50C
Day-Brlte
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com.
4%
preferred (quar.)
Coca
Nest
&
$4.20 pfd.
Ltd. (s-a)
Corp.,
12-10
$1.50
;
Hotel
Consumers
Ltd.—
;
Extra
Caroline
12-
Extra
Stock
Carlisle
50c
quar.)_.
93 %c
—
Zellerbach
Crown
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
com.
Extra
$10e
$$1.25
.
$1
Consolidated
$42c
$$1
(quar.)
preferred
Carborundum
—_
(quar.)
Co.
Co.,
Extra
Consolidated
redeemable preferred
Canadian
11-30
Co.—
4%
Canadian
1- 3
Trust,
Ltd., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)__—
Canadian
(quar.)
$37%c
(7c from net in¬
35c from net secu¬
profits)
Canadian
quar.)_
1
(year-end)
Canadian Fund
11-10
Chicago Corp.,. $3 preference (quar.)
Chicago Title & Trust (quar.)___
Cone
—
Canadian
4%
11-15
(quar.)___
Ltd.
Vinegars,
Canadian Brewer>s.
8%
12-15
Ltd.—
(s-a)__—.
Extra
rities
12- 1
11-15
131 (4c
$20c
Lines,
Steamship
5%. preferred
Canada
1- 3
12-15
Corp.
Mortgage
Special ICOth anniversary bonus__
i
Canada Safewav. Ltd.. 4.40%
pfd. (quar.)_
Canada
+37%c
$50c
$5Cc
quar.)
Permanent
Canada
__________
Ltd.
Foundries Ltd.—
Malting,
Canada
11-25
(increased
Columbia
Canada
Common
11-21
50c
Common
(quar.)—_
common
Cut
11-28
12%c
75c
(quar.)—;
&
11-28
Petroleum
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works (quar.) —
Crown
Cork
& Seal, Ltd.,
$2 pfd.
(quar.)
1
50c
Clorox
11-30
12-
6-20
Clinton
12-15
12-15
3-20
4%
11-15
11-28
7-1-56
7%
12-14
1
12-
25c
1
4-1-56
&
4
1-1-56
$2.50
12-
$1.50
preferred
12-16
11-
12-16
4%
ordinary
Shoe.
25c
$1.50
$4.50
11-23
10-31
(quar.)
Silver
11-23
9
11-30
(quar.)
/ Cleveland
9
1-4-56
35c
quar.)
preferred
preferred
1212-
5c
5 %
37 %c
.
9
$6
5%
11-10
7y2c
(quar.)
Stock
1
11-30
9
(quar.)
Utilities
1
12-
12-
preferred
Citizens
1
11-
22 %c
(interim)
5% .preferred (s-a)—
Crampton Manufacturing Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
Crane
Co..
3%% preferred (quar.)
$6
Enquirer.
11-
1
12-10
—
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Courtaulds,
Craddock-Terry
1
12-
25C
12-
1-1-56
Cincinnati
dividend
12-
t60c
75c
4-1-56
Yellow
t60c
(Increased)
(increased)-,
6
75c
$1.12y2
Chrysler .Corp.
12-10
11-19
20C
Refiigeration Corp. (quar.)
Distillery, Ltd.—
Petroleum
Creole
$1
Chicago
11-16
12-
11-15
$1
Chicago Allerton
Corp.
11-30
12-20
1
$3.50
convertible
11-16
75c
50c
12-
(quar.)
Common
—
12-16
7% pfd. (s-a)
Telephone Corp.—
$4 preferred
11-30
12-16
Co..
$6 preferred
,
11-16
$2
12-31
(quar.)
Colonial
;
1
Cement,
$1.30
11-18
Il2- 1
Co.—
Ry,
Quarte: ly
Canada
11-33
10c
Co.—
Distributing
&
preferred
Campbell (A. S.i Co. (year-end)— __——
Campbell Wyant .& Cannon Foundry (quar.)
6%
11- 7
11- 7
11- 7
11-7
11-30
11-23
11-18
50c
Liquidating
$1.50'participating
12-16
11-15
11-30
12-31
(quar.)
5%
,
Calif.
11-10
11-10
10- 5
11- 7
12- 1
12- 1
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
12-1
12- 1
Co.
&
11-18
12-31
9
11-15
25c
(quar.)_,
Paperboard Products (quar.)_
Natural Gas (quar.)
(G. & W'. H.), Inc
—
Cosden
12-10
(quar.)
Claussner Hosiery
55c
Extra
Bush
Corson
12-
preferred
Cleveland
5%
25c
Burlington Industries, com. (quar.)__
3%%
preferred (quar,')™,
4.20%
11-15,
preferred
Clearfield
10c
-
—
(interim)
Corning
12-1
$1.12V2
(increased
Mfg.
Unadilla
preferred
Clayton
30c
Extra
,
12-23
,12-20
11- 9
12-15
12-
$1.23
(increased
Fibre
Co.
&
1-3-56
12- 7
1
12-15
$1.0Gyt
(quar.)______.
10-26
12- 9
Contracting
(quar.)
Burmah
B
35c
(quar.)_
com.
Clark
from
-
(quar.)
A
Class
$1
Corp.
&
11-17
net securities profits and 9c from net in-
;
Class
12-15
Chesapeake & Onio Ry—
5%
(resumed).
com.
Buckeye
$5
12-17
3-17
6-16
9-16
25c
25c
quar.)
Brunswick-Balke-Collender,
11-15
1-10
$4
Co.—
(initial
common
*
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Brunning (Charles)
•
—_—
(increased)
common
11-30
12-31
25c
(H.)
Stock
Extra
common
Shoe
Brown
B.)
Valve
3% %
(quar.)
Sharpe Mfg.
Corby
Chesapeake Industries
20c
preferred B
Copeland
11-18
$1.25
—
Mills
Paper
(A.
11-15
11-30
$1.25
(quar.);_
preferred
4'/2 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Chenango
1-3-56
4-1-56
7-1-56
10-1-56
12- 1
12- 9
95c
(quar.)
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
Belt
11-30
11-17
20c
(quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer
1
31 %c
Year-end
Cornell
(quar.)—
West
Chapmm
Gas—
preferred
11-18
$4
(quar.)
4%%
12- 7
12-7
12- 7
12- 7
12- 7
11-15
Electric—
Ribbon
Champion
Telephone Co.—
preferred
South
$4.50
12-
$$2.50
Service,
12-15
12-
25c
preferred (quar.)
& Varnish, com.
$50c
(s-a)
(quar.)_!
preierred
Century
1- 3
12- 2
1- 3
1-3
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
$57c
$$1.18
$63c
.
4% 7o
'
f$l
$53'/2c
_'.—-
preferred
preferred
British
Chain
1
11-30
Co.—
(quar.)
11-25
1-3-56
35c
Paint
$3 prior pref.
preferred
Public
preferred
Chance
preferred (quar.)_
British Columbia
11-14
1-13
1-3
Ltd.
5%
Louisiana
Central
Ltd.—
4(4%
5%
11-15
11-14
1
30c
(s-a)_i-^
preferred
4.92%
Central
12-
93%c
2IV4C
—
Electric,
Illinois
4V4%
5%
Investments, Ltd.—
preferred
12- 1
12- 1
10c
.ii
41/2%
f
4%
J72%c
35c
(interim)—,
preferred (quar.)_
British American'Oil, Ltd.
.
Central
12- 1
12- 6
11- 4
11-14
4.50%
3%%
British
11-15
12-15
12-10
12- 1
12- 1
15c
tl2%c
t25c
(o.uar.)__
com.
11-25
S3
(s-a>.
(quar.)
preferred series A and B
15c
12-12
Cook
$12c
of Georgia Ry.
(s-a)
Water
Bristol-Myers,
.
10-31
12-
Canada
preference
5%
Bridge & Tank Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
$2.50
preference (quar.)
r
11-28
1
1-3-56
-
$10c
12c
income),
$1.75
*
Extra
RubLer—
Common
I25c
Knitting Co.,
;_
Copper & Steel Industries—
(Increased quar.)
Continental
11-15
$ 10c
10-20
12- 1
11-16
12-14
5%
11-30
Co.
(quar.)
12-15
93 %C
(quar.)—i____
common
preferred (quar.)
Continental Telephone, common
(quar.)
12- 1
1- 3
Can,
preferred
(quar.)
Casualty (quar.)
5%
;—0
B
Central
11-28
Ltd.'—
11-21
12-16
(increased)
preferred
Bound
investment
&
Products
87%c
___'
$3.75
305/aC
preferred
5Jc
Celtic
Continental
Payable of Rec.
75c
.
Continental
(quar.)—~—
Extra
11-15
1
58%c
Globe-Wernicke
5c
t20c
_
Trust
Hose
1
A
Class
___
(quar.)___
(quar.)
Estate
12-
Food
Class
12-
privately.
See
convertible
Catelli
60c
be
Holder1
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
per
dividend)
50c
____
common
(From
Boston
12-15
$52.25
(initial)
placed
Corp.,
at
(J. I.)
$1.20
and
earnings
2%c from capital gains
Bonneville,
Ltd.
Borg-Warner Corp.,
12-20
12- 1
this
28
Co., 7% preferred
Catalin Corp. of America—
12-10
11-18
12-10
11-15
50c
_
Mlg.k
&
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blue Ridge Insurance
Bondstock
pfd.
plus
issue
30c
6%
Nov.
on
preferred
$1.06(4
(quar.)
Tobacco,
preferred
Above
(quar.)
share
(increased quar.)
(unexchanged snares to
redeemed
•-
Blackstone
4.25%
Company
Holdera
When
Per
Name of
Carrier Corp., common
.
$1.05
<
:
4.75 %
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
& Light—
(2173), 49
divldendi—
Gas Co.. common (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)——
40c
$1.25
$1.18%
25c
50c
12!/2c
5c
$1
2%
35c
$1.12%
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
11-15
12-
12-20
1
12-15
12-
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-10
11-25
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1-
3
12-
1-
3
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle... Monday,
50
A
_
Pittsburgh
Erie
&
Erie
Railroad
common
preferred
$1.20
gtd. (quar.)
pfd. series A (quar.)
(resumed)
RR.,
$5
Co..
Resistor,
Erie
(quar.)
Evans
Faber
Coe
25c
15c
Fairbanks, Morse & Co. (quar.)
——
35c
Fairchild Engine & Airplane Corp. (year-end)
30c
Stock dividend
—_—5%
Fajardo Sugar
(quar.)
___________
25c
dividend
Stock
Farmers
Life
Traders
&
class A
Federal Grain, Ltd., com.
Co.
Insurance
Federal
Extra
c
Federal
Paper
Federal
Screw
Federal
:
Electric
Pacific
Co.
(quar.)—
Works
50c
37%c
30c
31'Ac
(quar,)—
preferred
Board,
(quar.)
& Signal,
Sign
(quar.)_
Inc.
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings,
Federal
20c
50c
25c
15c
(quar.)_
common
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)—
_
Ferro Corp. (quar.)
Fidelity Mutual Trust (N. J.) (extra)——
Filtrol Corp, of Delaware (quar.)———
Finance Co. of Amer. (Bait.) class A (quar.)
.
30c
30c
(quar,)—
Assn.
Philadelphia
of
Firestone
Tire
&
Rubber,
preferred
First
Security
Firth
Carpet
&
Corp.
(M.
Class
B
Flintkote
Co.
H.)
Co.,
r'ord
Motor.
Ford
Motor
B
Ltd.,
Pitt
A
class
Works
_,
(increased
quar.)
Co.
Refining, ctmmon
preferred
Stock
(quar.)___
(quar.)
;
;
(initial
preferred
(Geo.
(quar.)
Co.
A.)
Gardner-Denver
Service
(quar.)
General
(quar. i
Acceptance Corp.,
General
America
(quar.)-
common
Corp
General American
Common
Oil
Co.
of
Cigar,
7%
General
Dry
General
Batteries
__
Corp.,
C
Mills,
preferred
Corp.,
new
(year-end)
(stock dividend).
com.
"
Common
Securities
capital
Stock
2%
12-30
12-
10-21
5%
11-18
>
11-14
9
Harris
Corp.
.Extra
Telephone,
4«A%
(increased)____
common
preferred
(quar,).
preferred
11-15
11-25
12-14
11-10
2
preferred
1
General
Telephone
General
(Ky.), 5%
Telephone Co.
$2.20
preferred
General
Telephone
$2.25
pfd.
(quar.)...
Co.
of
11-21
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
preferred
General
Tin
-General
11-21
12- 3
11-14
Stack
&
11-28
11-15
1-16
12-15
Rubber
11-10
9
2-
1
I-
9
11-18
11-15
5%
12-
11-30
11-21
200%
11-30
11-30
8
Stock,
5%
4%%
Gcrber
12-31
12-20
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
62'/2c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
11-15
11-25
11-30
II-18
11-28
11-23
2%
12-15
11-23
1__~
$125
3
ferred
&
(entire
Nov.
30
dividend)
issue
at
$110
per
convertible
share
into
plus
12-12
3- 28-56
3-12
1
11-10
International
3
International
(Increased
1
12-13
12-
1
12-13
12-
1
12-
11-10
62'/2c
$1.50
1
1-20
1-
11-
4
11-21
$1.37i/2
2-1-58
12-22
12-12
11-25
12-1
11-15
11-25
11-11
2
12-16
12-15
11-17
4.35%
&
1-
1-
4.20%
Iowa
12-
5%*
conv.
11-15
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
2-15
1-25
12-15
12-
12'/2c
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-17
11-21
class
12-
1
11-14
40c
12-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
12-
S
Jewel
jeyes
1
11-15
12-23
11-30
1
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
Jones
11-15
11-15
1
Shoppes,
12-
12-10
11-21
11-25
11-
2
12-29
12-
2
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-12
11-18
12-30
12-20
7
,
12-20
12-
12-
1
11-10
80c
12-
8
11-21
15c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
5
50c
12-15
12-5
35c
11-21
11-
35c
12-10
11-18
50c
(year-end)
,
Housatonic
11-18
Houston
Public
Service
(quar.)
Lighting. & Power-(increased quar.)_
Oil
Houston
Co.- (quar.)_
Extra
—
—
Houston
Terminal
Warehouse
&
12-19
12-
25c
12-19
12-
2
Cold
5
1
Class
A
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
50c
1-15
1-
5
Class
A
(quar.)
50c
4-15
4-
5
Quarterly
15c
6_27-56
6-
6
Class
B
(quar.)
50c
4-15
4-
5
Class
A
(quar.)
50c
7-15
7-
5
Alden
Corp,
5
11-
1
12-
5
11-
1
10c
(quar.)
12-
25c
Extra
GJen
50c
12-20
11-28
Howard
G.'obe-Wernicke, 7% preferred (entire issue
called for redemption on Jan. 1,
1956 at
$105
per
Extra
Goebel
4%%
share
plus
this
dividend 1
Brewing Co.,
preferred
4>A%
60c
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__
$1.75
1-2-56
25c
_
Class
12-15
B
1
1-
2
12-
9
Hudson
$1.12%
1-
2
12-
9
Extra
7-
5
com.
Bay Mining
11-25
37'/2C
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
8.225%
(stock dlv.)
11-25
11-10
1
20c
Common
15c
12-10
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
common
preferred
7-15
20c
T
(quar.)
Stores,
Hubinger Co.,
12-
50c
(quar.)
Hoving Corp.
& Smelting
:
(quar.)
1
12-
1
3-14
2-27
1-16
12-15
1-16
12-15
12-
1
11-
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
12-26
11-28
60c
53 %c
35c
82'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
12-15
1
1-
12-13
$1.10
1-
1
12-13
$1.083A
1-
1
12-15
20c
12-
1
11-15
93 %«
12-
1
11-15
97J/2C
12-
1
11-15
$1.05
12-
1
11-15
30c
12-
1
11-15
355Ac
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
—
—
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.,
Co.
44C
common
*
preferred
12-10
12-
tsi
12-19
11-18
m
12-19
11-18
12-
5
12-
5
1-1-56
12-15
1-3-56
12-15
4-2-56
A
com.
3-15
9
11-18
$1.25
12-28
12-15
$1.25
12-28
12-15
$1.37 »/2
12-28
12-15
1
11-25
40c
12-10
11-25
"50c
12-20
933Ac
2-1-56
(quarj
50c
$1,25
12-
12-
12-
6
1-18
12-
1
11-10
35c
12-
9
11-21
25c
1-11-56
12-23
62 V2C
12-28
30c
(quar.)
_
12-
2
12-
2
$1.25
Supply Co^, 4Va%
(increased quar.).
&
preferred^.
1-
1
$2.25
(quar.)
12-
1
12-
9
11-28
12-
9
11-28
*9c\
Wt
10**
Chemical, common
43/4%
preferred (initial quar.)
Kalamazoo Vegetable
Parchment* (quar.)
...
12-20
12-
5
18*Tcf
11-30
11-18
59 3/oC
Aluminum &
12-
11-21
1
Light, com.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
_
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)—
4% preferred
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quer.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)_
Power
City
&
12-
1
15c
12-10
12-
1
45c
12-20
12-
1
95c
12-
1
11-13
3-1-56
2-14
i
11-13
30C
12-10
—
Special
Kansas
11-10
12-20
10c
(quar.)^
dividend
Stock
11-15
1
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Steel,
& Laughlin
Kaiser
1
12-
10c
—
Mfg.
12-
15c
4% preferred
(quar.)
Johnson
(quar.)
95c
$1
$1
$1.12%
$1.12%
$1.05
12-
3-1-56
12-
1
2-14
11-15
3-1-56
2-14
1
11-15
12-
$1.05
(quar.)
4%
Kayser
(Julius)
(James
$4.50
12-20
11-15
15c
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
12-
7
com.
preferred
12-27
25c
12-
2
11-15
50c
i
preferred
Kentucky Stone
12-
2
11-15
1-3-56
12-15
11-15
(quar.)
87%C
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
$1.12%
1-
3
12-15
20c
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
Co.,
5%
v
(quar.)
$1.25
preferred (s-a)
(quar.)
32c
com.
1-13-56
11-15
12-
3
11-14
12-
3
11-14
25c
Land
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Gold Mines, Ltd.
Kerr-McGee Industries, com.
conv.
prior pfd.
(quar.)
12-30
11-30
15c
12-
1
11-10
28%c
1-
1
12-
t20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6
11-25
1
12-
50c
preferred (quar.)
County
1-
12-15
$1.18%
Extra
4'/2%
12-30
1-16
12-21
15c
Kentucky Utilities Co.,
43A%
11-30
25c
(quar.)
common
Kent-Moore Organization
Kern
11-30
12-31
50c
& Co. (resumed>
R.) Corp
Extra
3V2 %
Kendall Co.,
12-31
20c
pfd. (quar.)
(increased)
non-cum.
Kearney
2-14
75c
(quar.)
City Southern Railway, com.
3-1-56
50c
Dreferred
4.20%
Kansas
Special
Co.,
6
quar.)_._
&
Kellogg
:
1
45c
7
Storage Co.—
1-
11-15
12-
12-15
—
Kawneer Co.
1-15
11-15
32'/2c
Water Supply,
2
50c
11-15
12-
J75C
(quar.)
Extra
-
$1.25
25c
(quar.)__
(quar.)____
Inc.
Extra
12-15
$1.12'/2
pfd.
5%
Y.),
Corp..
Gary
50c
50c
(N.
1-13
1
11-30
12-
10c
Joy Mfg. Co.
1-20
30c
(quar.)
(year-end)
Inc.
2-1-56
12-15
f40c
—
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Fibre Co. (increased)
Joslyn
30c
—
3
25c
Tea
5%
$1.06'/4
(quar.)
12-
Power—
Utilities,
Mfg.
Johnson
12-
2-1-56"
20c
(quar.)t
Extra
31'Ac
35c
J20c
3%%
25c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
$5
6
(initial
11-10
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Jantzen, Inc., 5% preferred A (quar.)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur
(quar.)
11-21
12-10
3-
common
1
$5
12-10
12-
new
12-
$5
12-
Co.,
(quar.)_
com.
Ltd., ccm.
&
Service,
Heintz,
Jamaica
12-27
Gillette
11-11
40c
8
50c
—
preferred
11-18
$l%c
1
—
&
Jack
45c
(initial)-:
common
(quar.)
Light
Inc.
Jacobsen
1-3-56
quar.)
12-
Extra
3.27-56
;
(resumed
40c
35C
Electric
&
preferred
Ironrite,
15c
Mines
Refrigerator
—'
—
Iron Fireman Mfg. Co.
1
15c
pfd.. (accum.)_
Gas
Southern
$1.76
5
12-
15c
Mascot
3
10c
12-16
1
12-15
Corp.,
preferred
43A% .preferred
Quarterly
Gibson
11-10
1-
100%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
$1.18%
(quar.)___,
Inc.,
Hardart
5
11.30
11-15
45c
(increased)
Public
Iowa
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
5
$1
12-15
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.40%
11-14
1
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred (quar
—
com. (quar.)
3.30%
9
3
Iowa Power & Light,
12-1
11-21
121-
—---——
Foundation,
Electric
4.80%
11-21
12-
dividend
4.30%
7
11-21
12-19
35C
Common
1-20
12-
12-16
12-19
—
conv.
Iowa
5
1-16
12-19
12-
(quar.)
Utilities
Corp.
Investment
6%
4
5c
—
Textbook
Extra
Stock
11-
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
—-—
Intertype
12-
12-15
1
12-
75c
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd. (quar.)
Interstate Engineering
(quar.)___
Interstate Motor Freight System (quar.)____
90c
B
12-
to
Telegraph
Ocean
International
12-13
11-30
t35c
11-25
1
12-31
:L-16-56
11-21
—
12-10
12-
4
11-25
Ltd.—
Resistance
Extra-.
11-14
1-
11-25
12-10
11-21
—
quar.)
International
11-14
11-18
1-27
12-10
12-20
(quar.).
11-25
1
12-10
5%
12-10
1
1
J60c
$1
12-13
11-
11-15
12-20
—
11-25
12-
11-25
12-15
$1.50
(s-a)
12-15
12-
1
11-18
50c
(quar.i^—
International Silver Co
this
common
30
pfd.
common
11-25
2%
5
12-
1
12-
t65c
12-15
$1.25
12-
12-20
20c
—
Ltd
Canada,
6%
Ltd.,
Petroleum
International
90c
12-
convertible pre¬
called for redemption
preferred
12-28
12-22
Co., 6%
(quar.i
dividend
Stock
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Co.
E.)
oreferred
25c
(quar.)
M.)
Paper Co",
50c
1—
(quar.)
Hoskins Manufacturing
Hotel
Paints.
International
32c
(quar.)
Paper Co.
Co.
Co.,
Horder's,
Hot
International
9
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.,
Electrochemical,
20c
(G.
(quar.)
Co. (increased
Oil, new common
4'/2%
12-12
l-
—
Extra
Horn
9
12-
11-14
1-3-56
$1
12-
11-15
1
1
25c
Worlds-
Schools
of
Co.
1
30c
Class
9
Nickel
3
12-
11-
2 '/2 %
(quar.)
3
11-10
1
$1.75
1-
11-10
1
12-
}12c
(quar.)
common
1-
11-30
11-
investment
B
Machinery
12-
11-30
1
1
from
(10c
Year-end
$1.093/*
(quar.)
Extra
1
International
11-15
2-
12-
12-
t$1.35
11-21
1
2-15
12-20
12-10
$3
:
Harvester,
preferred
12-15
12-
11-10
3
7'/2c
(s-a)_.
Machines
Corp.—
Correspondence
12-
.
1
1-
$1.75
10 from
Business
International
11-21
t45c
Mfg.
$4.25
12-
Internatl.
11-21
12-15
87'/2c
common
Corp.;
(Charles
Hoover
12-
11-21
12-15
53 '/.c
common
preferred
Dauch
Hooker
11-15
12-15
$22 %c
11-23
12-
25c
40c
25c
11-15
50c
Extra
7%
11-18
1
12-10
$1.13
—
class
Ltd,,
International Cigar
50c
.
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
Honolulu
1
12-15
30c
Holophane
12-
1
9
12-
20c
(increased)
dividend
Stock
25c
Holly Stores,
1-3
1-
5c
(quar.).
Extra
2
$1.16
20c
preferred
Hobart
12-15
Extra
Grannini
Giant
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Products
12-31
10-14
9iy4c
(quar.i
com.
Quarterly
Hires
(quar.).^..
dividend
preferred
1st
Hinde &
10%
common
2nd
Hotels
Hilton
7
10-14
12-
25c
Quarterly
5
5
10c
preferred B (quar.)
Electric
Light, common
Hllo
5-21
12-
20c
Year-end
5%
(s-a)—
Mfg.
Breweries
3.75%
Co
Heywood-Wakefield,
1-
6-11-56
48%c
(quar.)__,
preferred A
4.37%%
11-18
1
12-22
50c
dividend
Georgia-Pacific Plywood,
Mfg.
A
Chemical. Corp.,
3% %
2-
International
12-
1
11-15
$1
2-17
30c
Products,
11-
11-30
20C
3-12-56
75c
Hettrick
lie
(quar.)
J.),
11-18
1
25c
.income)
Interior
40c
dividend)
(increased)
3.65% preferred
1
12-
27c
(quar.)
profits and
11-23
11-23
$1.06 va
(quar.)
preferred
Heyden
$1.25
(interim)
Glass
Gallon
4'A %
57c
(quar.)
Investments
Tire
securities
12-15
12-15
(entire
1 at
Extra
Pennsylvania—
preferred
General
11-23
12-15
50c
Dec.
on
12-
14c
Co.
$1.25
Light Co.—
6% preferred B (quar.)
Hershey Chocolate, common
of Ohio—
(quar.)
(H.
Hercules
1
593/8c
_
redemption
Mining Co.
Heinz
11-18
55c
(quar.)
for
Electric
Hazel-Atlas
Hecla
3
53%c
(quar.)
4.75%
A.)
preferred (quar.)
Hawaiian Pineapple- Ltd. (quar.)
55c
4.40%
Institutional
45c
(quar.).
3.90%
2
12-
preferred
(increased quar.)
Co., $4.25 preferred
per share plus this
Chemical
(quar.)
Hartford
12-31
11-18
7'/2c
Corp
Harshaw
9
12- 1
12-15
1-10
12-15
40c
—
—
5'/2%
10- 7
23c
(year-end.)
Foundation
Fund
Steel
Iowa-Illinois
Co.
called
$102
12- 9
30c
(quar.)
1
12-
$1
(quar.)
Co..
(M.
issue
60c
Castings
Inland
—
(quar.)
(A.)
Hanna
11-15
long•___
11-25
50c
.__.____i.___.
Co
1
11-30
$50c
(quar.
Hardware
12-12
50c
;
■
Harris-Seybold
1
11-
__
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Harbor Plywood
50c
from
B
6%
2
11-15
11-29
preferred
Industrial
$1
Common
$1.75
25%
-
Class A
Co.,
A.)
9
11-
t30c
Extra
6%
4
11-
1
10c
(quar.)
common
Harbison-Walker Refractories
12-
25c
11-30
12-
15c
dividend
(M.
Extra
2-13
12-10
12^ 1
12-15
15c
:
preferred (quar.)_______
Class
1-13
11-
Harman,
&
11-
11-21
4%
56c
—
Extra
9
12-23
50c
25c
30c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Stock
5%
2-13
12- 1
12-10
(year-end)
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
$1
50c
(quar.)
class
B
Hanna
11-14
12-
Oil,
Class
Handy
12-23
$1
$1.25
12-15
11-30
$$1.25
preferred
Organ
10-25
IngersoU-Rand Co., common (qi'.ar.)
$4
Extra
Hancock
11-15
11-15
12-
1-
11-11
Co.—
common
11-21
~
Co.
30c
—
com.
30c
35c
Hammond
3
Ltd.,
Co.,
convertible
4%
12-15
12-
12-
11-25
50c
Co.,
12-30
2%
Boston—
Products
Steel
Indiana
1
12-10
50c
(quar.)
Watch
11-18
1
87'/2c
Indianapolis Water Co., class A (quar.)
Development (initial quar.)
Industrial Silica. 6'/2%> preferred (accum.)__
40c
$1.11
—_____
preferred
Hamilton
12-15
12-
11-25
$1.10
quarterly
Cotton
Hamilton
11-18
1
2-
_"
(increased)
(increased quar.)
Water
&
$1.05
Well Cementing
Quarterly
$2
(year-end
gains)
dividend
Steel
General
*0-
1
93%c
(quar.)
preferred <quar.)_____
Plywood, 5%
General
an
1
12-
84%c
(quar.)
com.
Advertising
General Refractories,
$o
12-
20c
12-19
Gas
4%
(quar.)
12-
common
25c
Corp
Oil
Increased
11-28
12-
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)———.
Halliburton
11-15
1-2-56
1-2-56
12-15
62'/a c
_
Co., common
A
Hajoca
10-31
12-
11-17
$1.25
—
4.64%
Brass
Class
25C
(quar.)
Outdoor
General
12-15
12-15
12- 1
Hahn
1
85c
(quar.)
preferred
term
2
11-16
12'/2c
3%%
Motors
preferred
General
12-14
12-
10%
Instrument
General
11-15
$1
dividend
$3.75
12- 1
12-15
12- 1
$1
(s-a)
General Foods Corp. (increased)
General Gas Corp. (quar.)
General
11-
55c
(quar.)__
common
Fireproofing
General
11-25
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Dynamics
General
12-
70c
i
Extra
Stock
11-16
Transportation Corp.—
quarterly
(quar.)_
Hackensack
25c
Increased
General
12-17
15c
(quar.)
-
preferred (quar.)
Water Co. (quar.)
$4.44
12-15
12-15
11-25
12-13
12- 6
12-15
12-15
1-3-56
1-3-56
15c
preferred
American
General
11-20
12-16
20c
(Quarterly from net investment income) —
Incorporated Income Fund—
A capital gains dividend of approximately
11-17
12-10
10c
preferred (quar.)
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
25c
50c
9
12-10
.
$4.20
Texas—
(quar.)
convertible
General
11-15
11-18
25c
—
Industrial
preferred (quar.)
Gulf States Utilities, com. (increased quar.)
1-2-56
12-10
25c
50c
34c
(quar.)
Co., com.
Co.
11-
1
12-
of
Fund
Income
$31 Vic
62'/2c
dividend
Power,
—
1
11-
1
12-30
12-
50c
(stock div.)
Co.
11-14
12-15
3
11-30
25%
Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd.________——
Ltd. (increased).
Imperial
9
11-
1
12-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
$1.25
Imperial Chemical Industries Ltd.—
Ordinary
(interim)
11-18
12-15
12'/2c
(quar.)—.—;—
(quar.)
Corp.
Stock
11-15
3- 1
3- 1
12- 1
12-19
12- 1
12- 9
12-15
12- 1
11-28
12-12
75c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Oil
Gulf
11-20
1-31
Zinc
25c
(quar.)
Ohio RR., common
preferred
$5
.
35c
$1
$1
quar.)
(quar.)
Illinois
6
Co.,
Power
50c
11-30
100%
dividend-
common
preferred
General
(quar.)
common
dividend
Stock
preferred
Mobile &
$5
1
12-
50c
Ir
(quar.)
(quar.)
Iruehauf Trailer Co.,
'
6%
Gulf,
11-15
12-
1
1-
44c
common
11-14
11-30
(Ontario)—
Corp.
(s-a)
Central RR.
$1.75
'
11-18
5c
$1.75
;
Boston
Sulphur
Frontier
•
11-18
Gas,
B
Illinois
Idaho
25c
Interstate
11-14
11-30
Imperial Oil,
(quar.)
Water
12-15
11-30,
—
—___________
Gulf
11-15
Preferred
7
11-
11-29
25c
Society
Extra
Guilford-Chester
25c
40c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
cf
Bridge
Fresnillo
$5
12-15
12- 1
Grolier
15c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Foster-Wheeler
4%
12-15
12-30
11-25
(Houston) —
5
12-30
J35c
12-22
93 %c
—
5
11-10
Oil
Indiana
12-
11-18
11-30
12-10
12 '/2C
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick (extra)
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
11-12
12-1
1
12-15
60c
Huttig Sash & Door, com.
Ltd.—
Insurance
Life
11-
Quarterly
45c
(quar.)———
& Dock (quar.)
12-
25c
$1
(interim)
ordinary
Husky
20c
11-18
$1
25c
15c
10c
2%%
t$1.25
}$1.25
—
11-14
11-25
Dredge
Southern
1
15c
5%
Quarterly _____—;——
Gregory Industries (quar.)_.
—_______
5%
(s-ai
1
12-15
Co. of Amer.—
11-18
12-16
12- 1
12-10
12-15
62'/2c
60c
12-
1-14
Great
12-15
(quar.)
11-14
_____________—
Northern
12-
11-18
12'/2c
A
preference
(quar.)
Huron
& Erie
Mortgage
15c
preference
(quar.)—
Railway (quar.)
1st
series
preference
11-14
common
Power Corp.,
11-18
$1.25
5%
1
t25c
11-25
1-15-56
15c
12- 1
10c
12- 1
30c
12- 1
30c
12- 1
—.
pfd A
(Canada)
Fund
Freeport
6%
Great
$5
,
5%
Dairies,
Formula
Gas
5,%
11-10
Gulf
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
preferred
Fuller
11-10
10-15
(quar.)
5%
1
&
_______—--—
1
(quar.)
12-
$1
preferred
11-18
12-
i
5%
Foods, dDmmon
dividend
12-
(quar.)
common
Co.,
1
Stock
11-28
J25C
Smelting
Mining
quarterly
Great Lakes
1
12-
T.)
Lakes
Extra
11-30
(quar.)
Foremost
4%
Great
12- 1
—
(quar.)
Mineral
4%
7%
1
12-27
12-15
(quar.)—
common
dividend
Mart, Inc.
New
11-25
12-
12-15
1-3-56
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
preferred
prior
Flying Tiger Line,
Class
A
Hunt
11-JO
11-28
Common
11-25
12- 9
Co.,
Union
(W.
Increased
10c
(quar.)
class
11-22
12-12
12-12
■
(s-a)___
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea
12-23
59c
5%
preferred
7%
1
11-
12-14
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
Fort
1
11-
2%
Stores,
FJagg-Utica.
4%
11-17
————
common
new
12-12
10c
(quar.)
12-
t20c
Hughes-Owens Co., class B (interim)—___
Hugoton Production (year-end)
Humble Oil & Refining
(increased)
1
25 c
(quar.)
3%% preferred (quar,)—————
—
Gray Mfg. Co. (quar.i
Great American IndJmnity Co.
(N. Y.)—
12- 1
Extra
Fitzsimmons
Foote
Grant
12- 9
12-10
(s-a)
(quar.)—
Co.
Porter,
Fishman
Food
Grand
11-17
37'/2c
60c
10c
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
$4
11-17
$1.12'/'2
Corp.
Extra
Fisher
\
12-15
12-15
50c
(extra)_
common
(quar.)
Stock
Bank
11-10
Rapids Varnish (stock dividend)
(One additional share for earth three held)
5c
4%%
First
Ltd.
Ca.^
Power
11-25
$2.50
Consolidated
Granby
1
4
12-
12-12
(s-a)
class A
11-18
1
35%c
12-15
$1.50
(s-a)
Ltd.,
Co.,
1
12-
35'Ac
»*
-—_____________________——
■
&
11-18
12-
32c
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
1
31'Ac
(quar.)
com.
20c
$2
common
preferred
1
11-
class A
Paper,
35c
Grand
55c
Extra
Extra
5%
12-1
40c
(quar.)—
Inc.,
Grafton
12-
40c
——
_
Graflex
1-10
12-
Pulp &
preferred (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
5.70%
preferred (quar.)
$1.41 2nd preferred
(quar.)
9
12-
1-31
—
12-
5.12%
12-31
——_—
(quar.)
preferred
8%
9
;
31 '/2c
5%
11-15
t$l
(quar.)
11-14
25c
B
Class
Fire
40c
B
11-28
12- 1
12- 1
1-2
1-3-56
12- 9
50c
—
Class
common
(quar.)
12-14
12-31
11-28
11-28
11-28
t$l
—-
(quar.)
A
11-28
12-22
Corp.
&'Co.,
R.)
(W.
11-14
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
50c
(quar.)___—
Class
11-
12-22
50c
preferred A (quar.)—.
_________—
5%% preferred 1953 series (quar.)
Federal Compress & Warehouse (quar.)
Extra
___Y—_
_________
5%
Grace
11-21
12-15
t50c
common
(quar.)—.—
Employees
Government
3
CO.
W.)
11-15
12-1
$3
15c
62%c
68%c
—-
(H.
12-
Co.
Insurancee
Y.) (quar.)
Corp., common
N.
(Syracuse,
Fedders-Quigan
Mfg.
Gossard
11-18
12-12
3%
;
_
Gornam
3
11-10
12-28
25c
Corp, ((quar.)——-—
dividend
Stock
11-10
12-
Hudson
35c
50c
—
11-30
12-15
12-15
$1.50
Telegraph (quar.)
Corp
Humor
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (Canada)
4%
preferred (quar.)
12-15
12-15
12- 1
11-21
12- 1
12- 1
12-12
3%
__
Metallurgical
Fansteel
~
-
(quar.)
Gregg
&
Good
Name
1- 3
Holdert
When
Per
Holdert
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Gold & Stock
11-14
12-31
12-31
12-12
12- 1
12-15
$1.12%
preferred (quar.)_____
Products Co., new com. (initial quar.)
4%%
Erlanger Mills,
Name
of Rec.
12- 1
130c
HOC
87 %c
$1.25
30c
30c
—
B
Class
Payable
50c
Equity Corp., $2 preferred (quar.)
Erie Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Class
When
Share
Company
Per
Holdert
Per
Name of
1
November 21, 1955
(2174)
'
9
Volume 182
Number 5483
.The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
..
51
(2175)
Per
Name of
Kerite
Co.,
New
.
Share
Company
new
(initial
common
quar.)
Extra
Co.
Stock
12-15
12-
(quar.i
1
12-30
50c
McRae
1
12-
Mead
1
11-17
I-3
12-
1
Fund
(quarterly
from
20c
12-14
12-
1
preferred
capital gains
of Calif., com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
J
________
&
Co.
Kroehler Mfg. Co.,
Kroger Co.,
La
Salle
7%
4'/2% preferred
(quar.)__
S.
A.
Extension
B
•
pfd.
shares
University
2
(H.
<R.
G ),
D.), Inc.
Leslie
12-
1
11-
12-
1
Salt
'
5(4%
12-
1
II-26
11-14
$8c
12-
1
12-31
11-15
25c
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
25c
12-
1
11-10
50c
12-
5
11-25
40C
___
Liquid
40c
1
preferred
Extra
11-
50c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
60c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
12-
11 (4 c
Wcod
(accum.)_
1-3-56
12-20
12-10
12-1
12-
,11-
1
12-
1
i
65c
I7V2C
11-18
12-12
,11-
-..••1-16
.
,12-15.
12-10
11-25
25C
:
50%
(quar.)
]—
25c
12-10—
12-31
Magma
12-
11-15
2
11-18
Copper
(year-end)
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
Malartic
Mallory
Gold
IP, R.)
div.)
Marchant
Stock
(capital
Co.
Inc.
11-25
11-16
Communica¬
(interim)
—
—.—.—
—___—
—
(increased quar.)
Ltd.,
4(4% ' preferred
(quar.)
Master Electric (quar.).
Common
Corp.
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
11-30
12-
10-31
(J.
W.),
20c
1
11-25
V
...
11-16
River
Lumber
McColl-Frontenac
McCord
$2.50
Corp.,
com.
preferred
McCormick
Common
&
Oil
Co.,
(s-a)
(quar.)—,
(year-end)
common
(quar.)_
Myers
(quar.)_,
(quarterly of 2c from accumu¬
income
realized
(F.
and
20c
from
gains)
E.)
Bros.
Corp.
Co,
7%>
gtd.
(s-a)
—
Casket Co.,
preferred
National
Co.,
4
National
Consumers
11-25
National
Container
12-
1
11-17
quar.)__
25c
1-
:
12-lflsww.il-25
$30c
11-30^10-31
50c
62 Vic
(quar.)
non-voting (quar.)
-H12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
3
**" 11-15
12-3012-15
11-30
35c
12-10^fe
11-19
35c
12-10
11-19
Common
Stock
$1.25
National
4
V4 %
43/4%
11-15
'
4
$$1.19
12-
1
11-
4
Cylinder
—
1-16
11-15
12-
2-
1
12-
1
11-30
1
1-16
11-
4
11-14
7%
Ohio
11-17
preferred
Okonite
11-10
Old
11-16
30c
12-15
11-10
12-15
11-10
5?c
12-
11-15
50c
12-16
26V4C,
15c
1-
12-
6
3
12-22
12-20
11-29
Co.
Omar,
Inc.,
Onondaga
Ontario
class
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
—
12-
1
11-15
$1
12-
1
1-
3
20
shillings
of
j
12-22
deducted
9
Orpheum
12-20
12-
6
(quar.)
—
12-10
11-13
11-30
11-
(quar.)
11-26
11-10
$1.50
11-15
10-21
12-31
12-
5
12-30
12-23
12-
1
11-30
15c
12-31
11-18
30c
(quar.)
Chemical
40c
(quar.)
4%
Pan
(quar.)
50c
12-10
11-28
10c
12-10
11-28
Eastern
11-15
11-10
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
1
4%
12-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-15
10-21
7
7
10c
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-10
11-17
12-
1
11-17
3-
$1.12 V2
10-21
1
2-17
11-30
11-15
12-
11-10
1
12-10
11-19
$$3
12-
1
11-
35c
12-15
12-
1
12-
12-
2
1
$2.78
9
1
in
rate
funds
will
be
Africa
preferred
Sheraton
Pen,
B
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
A
12-
11-15
12-
11-15
$1.10
$1.25
40c
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
11-15
Ltd.
11-
62V2C
12-
11-15
17V2C
—
11-25
11-25
5
11-
9
1
$6c
11-30
11-15
50c
12-
1
11-15
11-23
10-28
5%
(quar.)___
Mfg., Ltd.,
preferred
Inc
12-
1
12-
5
11-19
1-
3
12-15
20c
12-16
11-25
75c
12-15
11-18
$1
1-
11-30
1
12-15
25c
11-30
11-21
3V2C
1-3-56
12-15
Corp.
c«m.
(qujr.)
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
11-21
30c
11-23
11-16
30c
(quar.)
Year-end
7%
—
12-10
12-10
11-23
10c
12-
1
11-18
10c
class
Parkersburg-Aetna
Paton
2°C
90c
Pipe Line Co.—
Common
Class
4
11-30
1
50c
4%
5%
4
11-15
10c
World Airways,
Parker
11-
11-30
10c
American
Park
11-
11-15
40c
Fisheries
11-15
1
1
American
7.05%
Corp.
11-10
1
10-28
12-
equivalent
Final ce
preferred
11-17
12-
11-18
12-
11-
20c
—
(quar.)
American
1
12-
1
1
$1.06 V*
$1.06 V*
shares)
Co.,
Corp. (quar.)
Pacific Western Oil, com.
(stock div.)
Pacific
12-15
$15c
3
50C
(initial)
12-
$15c
1-
12-
12-15
12-10
25c
Brewing Co. (quar.)_.
Pacific-Atlantic Canadian Invest.
12-10
(Canada), Ltd.—
12-15
10c
(quar.)
Pabst
25C
$1.0614
12-20
3
12-
$1.02
20c
—
African
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Paragon Electric (quar.)
11-14
11-14
1
1-16
1-
o
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-14
1
1
4
4
50c
$4.40 preferred
Oxford Paper Co., $5 pref.
(quar.)__—
Outboard Marine & Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, new common
40c
—
com.
Panhandle
12-
111112-
$1.12 »/2
$1.12V2
—
Power,
preferred
Pan
12-
1
1
$1.10
Union of South
shareholders.
Building (s-a)
11-18
12-10
,
73«/2C
—
—
from
11-18
$1.07
$25c
$1.25
(quar.)
change
of
12-
lZr
12.-15
$$1.13
12 y2c
(American
Tax
12-
9
9
50c
,
12-31
$1.0834
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
9
$3.60
Palace
(quar.)
Products
7
9
11-
$$1.75
—
South
11-15
11-15
12-10
123/2C
1
any
1
1
11-
35c
preferred
29.
Otter Tail
25c
7
12-
12-
12-10
non-resident
11-
11-
$1.12'/2
$1.121/2
$$1
1——
(s-a)
for
Nov.
11-15
1
5c
(s-a)
to
12-
Ltd.—
ordinary shares
$2.78
on
exchange
11-23
lie
"A"
on
4
4
22 J/2C
35c
approximately
Subject
11-
11-
$1.14
Co
11-25
11-25
11-25
15c
conv.
12-15
55c
$1.31 !4
y4
dividend)
Ry.
(quar.)
12-30
12-16
52 y2c
——
Corp.
11-15
1-16
1-2-56
$63C
common
(quar.)
(quar.)—_•
Quebec
shares.
2%
common
41/2%
Co.
to
31V4C
Common
Food
1
Power Co.,
(stock
Pottery
&
Mfg.
1
11-
1
11-30
12-
4V4%.
preferred (quar.)— _____——_
4'/4% preferred (quar.)———
Olympia Brewing (increased)
12-
12-16
12-
12-20
$2
(quar.)
11-14
1
12-15
$1
;
9
1
1
35c
Special
11-28
1-13
1
12-
11-10
Old Town Corp., 40c
preferred (quar.)„
Mathieson Corp., common
12-
12-
1
12-
Corp.
Olin
11-10
12-
12-
12-15
11-18
dividend
11-28
9
11-21
12-15
1
(quar.)
O-Okiep Copper Co., Ltd.,
11-
11-30
12-15
1
12-
Republic Credit Life Insurance—
Oak
22c
12-30
12-10
15c
$1
—
1
11-10
quar.)
-
12-15
11-10
9
12-10
(quar.)__—
—
11-21
9
12-
35c
Y.)
Co., 4.08% preferred
preferred (initial)
;
Stock
11-10
11-30
12-
12-
75c
11-30
(increased
Co.
preferred
Service Holding
12-10
12-12
12-15
75c
11-18
(quar.)
4V2%
Ohio
11-18
12-27
Power
4.20%
4.40%
12-15
$50c
1-16
Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(quar,)—
Ohio
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
11-30
12-20
1
11-21
12-20
preferred
(quar.)
i
Crankshaft Co. (quar.)—
11-30
30c
2
12-
1
12-
11-25
Match
(Del.)—
—
Gas,
preferred
National Drug &
Extra
Ogilvie Flour
Ohio
Edison, 4.56%
1
11-
12-15
$1
(quar.)_—_—
Mills, Ltd., common
Ohio
2-
11-25
15c
30c
common
Ohio
10c
Finance
Corp.
Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)
National Distillers
Products, com. (quar.)
4 V4 %
preferred (quar.)
National
Mfg.,
preferred
5%
11-18
11-30
11-15
343/aC
(quar.)_____—
12-
12-12
1
(quar.)___
—
Co.
——
12-30
10c
11-10
12-
Co.—
&
12-10
10c
s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
—
Telephone
Oberman
1
11-
$1.75
(increased
com.
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
Water
preferred
12-
9
1
Corp.—
preferred (quar.)——
Mfg. Co
(quar.)
1
11-21
1
12-
10%
(quar.)
4y2%
12-15
12-12
11-10
12-
____.—.—_—
(N.
(111)
—
12-
$1.75
National
60c
4%
$18%C
25C
(quar.)——
l"r"ll-
11-15
2
5Cc
common—
9
11-15
12-
1
10%
7%
12-
"11-15
3
11-25
37 (4 C
A
.____
Corp.—
(Northam)
Nova Scotia Light
$1
12-
1
1-
12-
12-12
40c
(quar.)—
class
__
Pharmacal
gxtra
2
933/4C
Extra
$$1.12(4
1~
1
12-
50c
National
12-
12-
3
2
50c
$35c
—
(interim)
Bancorporation,
prior to
(quar.)
*11-14
12-
12-15
Norwich
15c
(extra)—-.
-.n-15
12-
11-25
11-10
1
2
12-
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
25c
&
(quar.)
———
Acme
4'/2 %
5 V4 %
11-25
12-20
2
12-
$1
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Ohio
50c
___________
11-25
11-15
12-20
12-
accumu¬
Industries, Inc. (initial quar.)
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly
National
—
common
preferred
(quar.)
Northwestern Public Service,
6
1-
50c
11-30
1
25c
12-
50c
4.20%
11-18
1
20c
—
—
17c
12-
12-
12-
$3.50
Supply
(quar.)..
Piston Ring Co.
net
lated
$7
6
12-20
1-2-56 '
1-2-56
1-2-56
t30c
Special
_
Trust
.
lc
Biscuit, common <quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
National By-Products, Inc.—
"11-11
11-25
12-
933Ac
Dock—
(quar.)
Northern Quebec Power
Co., Ltd.—
5Vb% 1st. preferred (quar.)
3c
National
,,11-15
12-16
11-14
$4 prior preferred (quar.)———
Northern Central Ry. (s-a):
11-25
12-20
.
11-18
11-21
Warren
Warren
50c
7
85c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
7
12-1#^
;12-16
10c
$1
.11-
11-25
11-25
56'/4C
56V4C
preferred
Mutual
River
Shore Gas
11-23
30c
'"11-
*15c
9
12-15
7V2C
______
12-12
11-28
12-
12-10
1
$$1.25
Dry
—
12-12
9334c
(quar.)
com.
5V4%
North
1
5%
12-10
,11-16
12-
$2.50
(quar.)___—
Co.
.
—
(quar.)
50c
2c
11-14
1
Northeastern
3
II-15
40c
Refractories
RR.
593/aC
5%
75c
11-25
12-
9334c
(increased
_____
—
(quar.)
National Aluminate
(quar.)
National Automotive Fibres
(quar.)
Stock dividend
$2
Northam
37 y2 c
(quar.)_
:
Nashville & Decatur RR.,
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
11-30
11-18
Oak
(quar.)
of America—
Co.
Fuel
Nachman
12-15^11-30
12-15
t20c
Napco
% l-ll-56~r;
Penn
1-
11-18
1
Ltd.—
&
Investment
American
North
$1.25
Inc., common
(quar.)—
preferred
(quar,)—.——__———
(G. C.) Co. (increased quar.)
11-10
4
North
11-12
••
com.
(quar.)
Murphy
Murray Corp. of America,
4%
5V2%
11-17
20c
"
•
(quar.)
preferred (quai\)_
11-12
t35c
Ltd.,
com.
dividend
1
2%
Munsingwear,
11-
55c
seriesi
Co.,
Corp.
Brass
11-18
XZ
quar.)
(1917
&
IOC
(quar.i
preferred
preferred
&
4Cc
,
(quar.)
(increased
preferred
$3.75
1
12-10-11-14
Department Stores—
$3.40
11-
11-23
9
12-
$1.12J/2
preferred
1
quar.)
Hardware '-3
preferred
Mountain
1
13 Vic
Massey-Harris-Fergucon,
L.)
12- T;-
12-12
12-
12-
10%
Ltd.
Car
American
6%
1
96V4C
30c
fquar.)
Extra
(V/.
1"
7%
North
10-28
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
11-30
10c
.
Insurance
—
-
11-30
4%
Co.
Massachusetts Indemnity
Maxson
Diablo
lated
32V2C
—
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)__.
Extra
Mueller
Stock
10-28
12-
(quar.)
(increased)
Mount
35c
(quar.)
(year-end)
(Glenn L.) Co__
Masonite
10-27
35c
Marine
ordinary
C
dividend
Wheel
$25c
Marshall-Wells
Co.
r~
12-15>
4
Marmon-Herrington
dividend
12-
12-
13c
(quar.)
Calculators,
Oil
11-30
gains
Ltd. (s-a)
(increased quar.)_
Ltd.,
Mfg. Co
Stock
12-10
$2.50
35C
Inc.
Milling Co.,
International
Mascot
11-30
$r'" 11-15
r
11-15
12-16
12-15
$1.12V2
*
(quar.)
Northwest
common
(increased
Corp.
Motor
Mount
3
B
12-
12 '/2C
end
Muskegon
quar.)
Fund,
Co..
Marion
-
HOC
dividend
Marconi
12-
5%
*___
Corp.
9
37 (4 C
________
(accum.)_
Ltd
(initial
Shirt
Leaf
11-
12-15 r *
12-
30c
preferred
distribution!
Marathon
11-14
1-
30c
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)
Motor Finance
Corp.
(quar.)__
11-14
12-15
Co.—
&
Bond
Manhattan
12-15
30c
—
5%
Fields.
common
Manhattan
11-25
.*$2
(increased)__
RR.,
Central
11-29^.1.11- 9
30c
Maine
Common
Stock
M-15
11-30
10-21
15C
Mining,
American
12-
$30c
—
Co.
P.)
Plan
'
—
Magnavox Co.
Co.,
Ry.
Ry.,
American Cement,
Stock dividend
11-25
$30c
(quar.)—
Year
-
12-16
11-15
11-15
11-21
50c
(quar.)
North
Northern
(quar.)
Co.
4
1-15
North
11-30
25C
_____
preferred
4
1-3-54
Normetal
12-15
America-
(J.
11-
$3c
Co.
Oi.
preferred
Morris
1
3
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
series
Paper Mills,
4% %
12-15
•
11-21
$3c
C.)
43/4%
11-21- "^11-
25c
(R.
McCloud
11-30
25c
—
Led
Extra
Inc.
dividend
(Henry)
Morgan
Morris
1-
12-16
11-15
1
1
$2.50
(quar.)_.—__i
..
See
Morgan
11-30
Westein
North
1
11-30
&
$1.15
1
1212-
40c
Extra
$25c
——
12-15
Norfolk
34c
1
-
12-15
Ltd.
$1.25
5%
9
3
Mines
$1.07 V2
$1.07V2
12-
■
1-
15c
_______—_
l—_
Extra
Mahon
(quar.)
. ,-12r
,
Southern
40c
preferred
(quar.)__i__L_^.i,li._2'!
Moore-McCormack Lines (quar.)_____L_!
12- 9
&
2 y2 %
Extra
,
3
IOC
common
Structural Steel, Ltd.
Macwhyte Co. (increased quar.).
com.
Tool
Chemical
Moore-Handley
1
12-15
1-
5c
Mackinnon
of
Corp., Ltd.
12- 9
$1.40
~—
(quar.)
Mines,
Moore
12-
15C
(quar.)
Products
(quar.)____,_,
(initial)—
preference
Monterey
4
Norfolk
50c ~>
—_■——————
Machine
Stock
$3.85
40c
15c
—___;
1
Monsanto
40c
Extra
Macassa
common
Monarch
11-10
■•
11-10
Class
.
$1.25'
$25c.
___,
Publications,
dividend
New
4
12-
1
11-
12-
37V2c
(quar.)
12-15
11-30
11-15
50c
(initial)—
—
12-
Noranda
6
1
*5c
4.
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)—
Nopco Chemical, $4 pfd. (quar.)
1
I-
12-
30c
Shipbuilding
35c
75c
—
(increased
Extra
11-18
11-
1
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Co
Molybdenum Corp.
11-18
12-10
12-
25c
,
(quar.)__
Working
MacGregor Sports
Mays
11-15
12-20
$1.56
;
Macmiiian Co.
$3.75
3
40C
Extra
Stock
Class
60c
(s-a)__
(quar.)
Products
MacFadden
11-
-11-19
11-18
11-18
1
Mis¬
Ltd.—
(increased quar.)
A
1
12-10
News
35c
Brewery,
Class
25c
(quar.)_
_____——
M.
Rubber
2
11-18
Quarterly
Niagara Alkali "Co.
12-
11-18
I2V2C
(quar.)
Newport
82 Vic
2
1-20-56
15c
.
j
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-16
$2
Carpet Mills,
Mohawk
11-30
com.
(initial)
preferred—
preferred
preferred
11-30
12-10
12-
*60c
37V2C
(quar.)
Newfoundland Light &
Power,
Common
(quar.)
5% preference (quar.)
11-21
11-21
10%
Line—
preferred
4y2%
$4.50
11-30
(s-a)
Mohawk
12-31
of
;
Molson's
$5
12-31<
3%c
Service,
preferred
11-2
1
12-
4%
33/4%
>
RR.—
dividend
Public
1
12-
$0.2771
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
9
State, Electric & Gas—
12-31
shs. held).
10
preferred
Texas
3-10
-
(One sh.
ea.
Line,
11-30
11-30
Newberry Co.
$1.25
4.60 %
11-19
$1
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Pipe
12-
12-15
(quar.)
R.R.
1
15c
'(quar.)
Power.
**
11-18
12-19
Pipe
Brake
12-
35c
•
Mobile &
11-18
1
12-1
(monthly)
(quar.)
Extra
May
12-
*37 Vic
■
Martin
3-17-56
*37 >/2c
—
Corp.
tion
12-10
12-15
Central
*25c
(Robert), Ltd.—
participating class A (quar.)
Birmingham RR. Co.—
$1
York
Air
York
*50c
(s-a)
Mitchell
1
New
.12-15
York
of
4.30% preferred (quar.)
Missouri Utilities, com. (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
3-10
3-17-56
37VaC
Sc
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Kansas &
Stock
11-18
$1
__
,
11-
York .Dock,
11-14
3
B
Missouri
11-15
1
12-10
50C
(Maryland)
Year-end
Maple
9-
12-
60c
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal
New
12-
5%
New
1
1-
12-21,
preferred
(accum.)
Missouri Portland Cement
11-15
8 7 Vic
11-22
12-
common
7%
3
12-14
New
New
11-22
tlOc
Canada,
preferred
Missouri
11-10
-=•
$1.10
Nashville RR.
(quar.)
(Walter M.), Ltd. (quar.)
Mfg. & Sales (quar,)—
Luminator-Harrison (quar.)
&
1
share
(s-a)
preferred
Class
1
1
dividend)
Ludlow
Metal
11-
12-
75c
Lunkenheimer
of
1-16
1-16
20O
25c
One
Jersey
1
12-15
(quar.)
Dickenson Mines, Ltd
New England Line, new
common
New Jersey. Zinc Co.
(quar.)
12-14
held
Missouri-Kansas
11-17
•
(Missouri)
Co.
New
: Extra
5%
11-17
.____
Lowney
M.
12-
$1
Angeles Transit Lines
Lyon
1
12-10
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber
of
Corp. (stock div.),
sion Development Co. for
1
12-10'"
'
Lynch
12-
11-
90c
1
Louisville
1
90c
_
'
12-
SI
__—
'.
Extra
Los
200
(quar.)
dividend)
Brick, Ltd.
3.30%T
11-11
25c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
Co.
12-
11-14
12-31
2nd preferred
10c
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)_
Minnesota Power &
Light, com. (increased)-
12-23
12-10
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber
each
Mississippi
12-31
$1
Lockheed Aircraft
$1
11-14
11-10
2 y2 %
New
11-17
.
1
1
11-25
12-30
Western
Gas
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(stock
1
5%
of
Natural
20c
(quar.)___
J.
Oil
1
1212-
25c
quar.)_
20c
75c
Extra
11-25
15c
Monthly
8%
12-10"
25c
(quar.)_
Corp., preferred
Joint Pipe Co., common
Lock
2
12-16
2-
11-10
11-25
20c
$1.50
preferred
(quar.)
Nevada Southern Gas, com.
6% 1st preferred (quar.)
2-
1
47C
10C
Nevada
12-10
12-
12-15
8
(quar.)
Neon Products
$1.10
11-15
(quar.)
com.
2
$1.22Vi
9
10%
dividend)
Radiator
2
•
12-
12-
—
preferred
(Entire
issue
called
for
redemption on Nov. 21 at $105 per share
plus this dividend)
Nekoosa-E'dwards Paper (stock div.)
12-16
Co.
(stock
S.
Brothers,
12-
12-
12-30
75C
40c
12-
12-30,
(year-end)
593/aC
(quar.)
1-2-56
12-30
com.
11-18
4%%
11-18
11-18
12r 2
15C
1-2-56
1-2-56
Common
11-10
60c
Finance
1
1 ;
12-15
1%
95c
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator—
11-10
1
Loblaw,
Local
12-
12-
1-3-56
-
(increased
96V4C
(quar.)
Electric,
Mission
Special
guaranteed
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
1
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
Ltd., class A
Class B (quar.)
(quar.)
9
9
$5c
(quar.)
Products
Co.
3
12-
12-
3
$1.75
Extra
11-18
10c
pfd.
Neisner
11-15
1
CC
10-
1-3
1-
$1:12 ft
dividend
Starch
National-U.
11-16
1
12-
(quar.)
4
12-
(quar.)
RR., original
(quar.)
12-16
12-
15c
15c
Mining Corp.
12-15
12
11-18
3%
Oil,
1
11-
Oats
Stock
11-18
preferred
for
1
11-30
11-30
(quar.)
Milton
.
12-
10c
$1.11 'A
Oil
11-15
12-
50c
Original
Special guaranteed
,t
11-
3
15c
90c
Miami
Tool
35c
dividend
Standard
1
$1.31(4
•.
—
Liquidometer Corp. (annual),
Lithium Corp. of America (stock
Little
1
12-15
1-
Carbonic Corp., com, (increased
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
3V2 %
12-
<
(s-a)
—
Zo.
Tea
National
National
National
2
Abiasive
11-15
5c
Tobacco (quar.)
cam. (increased)
(increased)
National
11-15
1
11-17
12-
Midwest
11-18
—
Liggett & Myers
Lilly (Eli) & Co..
11-15
2
12-
12-15
1-2-56
Midland
1
$20c
——
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
2
12-31
1
Stores—
(accum.)
12-
1
$1.083/4
Water
11-18
1
11-18
12-
(quar.)
&
12-
50c
—
Manufacturers
Holaert
Payable of Reo.
2%
(quar.).
Qommon
(stock
dividend)
National Mortgage & Investment
Corp.—
5% non-cumulative preferred
12-23
(quar.)
Mid-West
4
National
2
&
preferred
25c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Middlesex
i
11-15
12-
—
Link-Belt
2-
1
t20c
quarterly
B
12-
12 (4 c
quar.)
LIbby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—
Common
2-15
25c
(quar.)___
Scott
______
Year-end
11-15
1
9
$1.12Vi
Michigan Surety Co.
Mickelberry's Food Products
10-11
12-31
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
LTe & Casualty Insurance
(Tenn.) (quar.)
Life Savers., new com.
(initial)
"
7
12-
1
12-
$1.183/4
4.90%
11-15
(quar.)__
preferred
12-
common
45c
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
(quar.)_
Lead, 7% class A pfd. (quar.)
National Life & Accident Insurance
(quar.)_
National Malleable & Steel
Castings—
Increased
4
preferred
,
Co.
Increased
4.45%
$4.50
Co.,
(s-a)
National
4
11-
preferred
preferred
4.35%
11-15
$1.25
U5c
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd.
Libby,-McNeill & Libby, com. (quar.)
11-
12-
Stock
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Corp.
Michigan Gas
Lee
Spring Co. (quar.)
Lehigh Portland Cement
1
1
12-20
1-2-56
11-16
(quar.)
Inc.
12-
12-
80c
97Vic
12-28
27 VaC
4
(quar.)
12-23
$$1.75
11-
533/4C
4.40%
_
1
preferred
1-10-56
15c
,
Tourneau
Lee
3.90%
10c
tl5c
Candy Shops
(quar.)___—
(year-end)
preferred
$0,766
.
(quar.)
Seccrd
3.85%
1-16
(quar.)
com.
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
12-15
1
Extra
Le
11-10
1-
Brick
Textile
12-
1
45c
Extra
11-10
1
Woods Milling, Ltd.—
Machine Co. (quar.)__
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)
Lamston (M. H.), Inc. increased
Laura
1
12-
Metal
11-4
Insurance
dividend
35c
(quar.)—
Merritt-Ckapman
12-22
12-
2-
Landis
•
12-30
$1.75
—
Class
1
11-15
$1.50
(quar.)__i_________________
Lakey Foundry Corp.—J
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
4
12-
Metropolitan
11-15
1
45C
(quar.(_______—_____
Superior District Power, cqm
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
3
12-12
12-
$1.12 Vi
preferred
Lake
I-
75c
preferred
12-
1
Share
Fire
Gypsum
Stock
11-21
12-
t$l
Disintegrating,
4Vi%
11-10
40C
(quar.)
Consolidada
La
the
II-25
1
12-12
12-16
National
$1.25
__u__
Mersey Paper, Ltd.-.
Metals
11-15
30c
$1.06Vi
—
2
12-
$1
____—
(quar.)
preferred
Lake of
11-15
20C
com.
preferred
7%
12-
11-33
1
•
When
Per
Name of Company
/National Grange
1
12-
6Jc
(year-end)
(quar.)_!
II-25
12-20
11-
12-14
10%
Inc. (quar.)
Assurance (quar.)_.
12-13
50c
Year-end
6%
Fire
55c
(quar.)—____________
(quar.)
quar.)_
Stores.
Merchants
50c
—_______
__,
Kresge
H.)
Mercantile
10-31
1
12-
l&t Vrefei'red-•
10-31
15c
—
(S.
5%
11-20
11-30
20c
Extra
preferred (quar.)
<S. S.) Co. (quar.)__
Cement
8c
__
Co.
dividend)
(increased
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1-3-56
2,/2%'
preferred
Portland
37 c
——_______
Koehring Co.
(quar.)
Koppers Co., com. (quar.)
(stock
1
$$1
Shoe Corp. (stock div.)
(l/20th sh.
of new 4%
pfd,- stock- for each sh. held)
4%%-referred A (quar.)
Mengel 6o^ .com. (quar.)
;
•
__
Engineering
Gas
12-
62Vic
(quar.)_
common
Holderi
Payable of Rec.
$50c
Melville
real¬
—______—;
Jrom
&
When
Share
dividend
4.30%
11-28
12-14
4V\'/c
Medusa
12-20
12-12
30c
:
.
income)
Kress
11-15
11-15
25 %
)quar.)_:
&
Corp.,
Stock
11-15
11-30
25c
Rubber
Knudsen Creamery
4%
11-30
10c
——
60c
12-15
40c
—.
Knickerbocker
Year-end
9
10c
.—
Co." (quar.)
B.)
Oil
lino
I12-
___—
ized
12-10
Machine
45c
_
__
(I.
Extra
McKesson & Robbins
McNeil
22V2c
—
__
Company
Mclr.tyre Porcupine Mines (quar.)
Extra
Ik-
1
25c
Per
Name of
1
12-
dividend
Kleinert
-
12-
$2.50
(s-a)_
Kings COunty Lighting (quar.),
Kingston; Product# i^-a >
Kinney (G. R.)
Special —*
of Rec.
12-15
-—
Kimbirly-Clarfc
Holderi
12-15
37Vic
Keystone Pipe & Suppi.v Co., 5% piu.
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)__—
Kirccn
Payable
37V2C
(initial quar.)
common
When
12-
1
11-18
11-16
$20c
12-15
11-30
$35c
12-15
11-30
Financial Chronicle..
The Commercial and
v
10%
—
4.68%
(quar.)
&
1
II-15
12-
1
11-15
12-27
1-13
2
12-20
1
11-21
12-
Rohm
12-10
2
11-12
12-
1
9
11-15
12-
12-28
12-
12-28
12-
9
1-
6
12-
1
45c
12-19
12-19
11-21
12 %c
12-
11-10
12-
11-10
11-10
12-
11-10
$2.50
12-
11-21
75c
(extra)
12-
11-
11-25
10-18
—
87,0
com
12-15
10-18
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
1-16
I-
3
40c
(quar.)
Inc. (Increased quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
___
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical, com. (quar.)__
Pitney-Bowes,
12-12
11-28
3
12-20
1
11-18
1-
53 7sC
4V4%
12-
25c
12-30
12-
1
$4.80
$1.20
12-
1
$1.75
1-
Steel
Pittsburgh
Co.,
Co.
Oil
Plymouth
Poor
Class
(H.
Cable
Stock
of
Potash
Co.
River
(quar.)
37V2c
12-
1
12-
10c
(year-end)
(Mass.)
20c
5% v
_____;
,
15c
(quar.)
America
45c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
4
12-
9
12-
1
11-15
11-10
12-15
11-15
12-
11-18
11-25
12-10
11-14
11-21
11-
$1.0674
12-
1
12-
1
47preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
Indiana, com.
4.20%
preferred
37*%
(quar.),
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.32%
4.16%
Public
Service
Oil
Pure
Co.
New
Ranco,
convertible
Inc.
Ray-O-Vac
Co.
Co.,
Stock
4%
&
I
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
(s-at
I_
Insulation
(increased
quar.)__I
(increased
preferred
Remington Arms, com.
4y2%
Renabie
preferred
4%
(quar.)
(year-end)_
12-16
11-15
12-15
11-25
130c
11-25
10-15
12-30
11-30
12-12
12-20
12-
1
30c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-3-56
12-14
1-3-56
12-14
30c
12-
1
11-14
50c
12-
8
11-17
1-
3
11-15
5 7*
1-
3
11-15
(s-a),:
15c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
10c
12-20
12-
8
12-20
12-
8
12-
8
877>C
35c
1-
3
12-15
Ltd.
$2.25
(interim i
12-15
(Texas)
preferred (quar.)
com.
11-18
&
12-10
Stedman
11-15
Sterchi Bros.
1
2-1-56
1-20
B
of
iW.
11-18
,1-14
-
1
$1.18%
12-
Stouffer
Stowell
11-21
11-
7
12-
1
12-10
Stuart
1-
1
12-10
Suburban
$1.50
1-1-56
12-15
Sullivan
22c
12-15
11-25
t30c
11-25
Sun
10-15
12-
2
t5674c
2
12-
2
30c
11-25
12-14
11-
50c
$1
—
15p
—
12-10
1
11-15
1
11-15
12-
12-
Special
Co
Pattern
11-
8
Sutherland
Paper
11-
8
Swan-Finch
Oil,
11-
8
47o
12-10
11-
8
Swift
12-10
11-
8
11-
8
3
11-30
$4
1-
3
11-30
Ltd.
Mines.
—'
preferred
Singer Mfg. Co.
11-10
11-25
11-10
Tampax.
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
Taylor
TecK-Hughes
Television
1
11-10
12-15
11-18
11-25
12-17
pfd.
(quar.)
$1.25
12-
1
11-15
common
(quar.)
20c
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
t27*c
4%
62 7* c
(quar.)
50c
<quar.)_
Skelly
Oil
Sloane
(W. & J.),
45c
(quar.)
4%%
prior pfd.
(accum.)
$1.12 72
12-
1
11-
9
12-
1
11-
9
12-13
11-15
5
10-31
11-30
11-25
12-
(quar.-t
Co.
Tools
Corp.,
(cash
Power
Socony Mobile Oil Co.
67c
2nd
Chemical
Products,
Inc
Texas
Transmission,
Eastern
5.50%
preferred
5%
11-28
12-10
11-
4
Texas
12-10
11-
4
Texas
Gulf
11-21
11-
4
Texas
Illinois Natural Gas
12-16
11-18
12-
2
12-30
12-
2
50c
11-30
11-15
preferred
Calif.
Water,
11-14
11-25
11-10
4747e
preferred
(quar.i
$1
12-27
12-15
5.44%
preferred
(quar.)
Fund
Common
Texas
2572c
11-30
11-
5
30 % c
11-30
11-
5
18% c
12-
11-15
1
4%
—
10-11
11-30
11-
$0.5122
3c
15c
11-30
12-15
1- 5
11- 1
12- 1
12- 5
1
Coal
&
Thatcher
12-
1
11-15
$0.265674
12-
1
11-15
Thermoid
34c
12-
1
11-15
Extra
Glass
Co.
11- 4
35c
12- 1
11- 4
11-4
11- 4
11- 4
11- 4
11- 9"
11-25
12121212-
1
1
1
1
11-25
50c
Inc,
12- 5
11-19
12- 5
11-10
1- 1
12-15
1- 1
1- 1
1- 1
12-15
12-15
12-15
(quar.)_
25c
12-15
11-30
—
10c
12-31
10c
12-31
12- 9
12- 9
(increased)
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
10c
40c
3174c
$1
SI
;
common
A
(quar.)
Mfg.
11-18
227>c
quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
Pipeline Co.—
l
preferred
preferred
12- 5
11- 4
12-10
Oil-
(initial
convertible
1- 5
12-10
25c
Extra
4%
12- 1
12- 1
5c
income)
(quar.i
(quar.)
common
25c
-
investment
'from
Sulphur
Pacific
New
$1.25
(quar.)—
11- 8
12-15
t5c
$1.37%
$1.25
$1.18%
$1,127*
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Textron-American.
common...
12-15
40c
preferred
'
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4.507c
12-30
(quar.)
com.
4.75%
5c
4.08%. preferred
11-28
.
90c
(quar.)
11-23
31 74C
California Edison
12- 2
12- 2
12- 2
11-14
12- 9
11-15
11-19
11- 8
15c
12-12
11-10
38 %C
common
1- 1
1- 3
1- 3
12- 1
11-25
11-28
$1.10
quar.)
Extra
11-25
(quar.)
Corp,
(s-a)__
(quar.)
(increased
Co.
12-12
preferred (quar.)
$1.55
preferred
(quar.i
1
South Bend Lathe Works (quar.)
$1.25
pfd.
Extra
Texas
10c
(quar.)
Extra
-
Fund
50c
Extra
12-22
1-1
11-11
11-15
11-15
12- 1
27c
(quar.)
Ltd
stock)
or
Co,
Aircraft
Temco
Mines,
Electronics
Optional
Telluride
Gold
35c
(quar.)
11-25
11-25
11-15
$0,174
preferred
4.32%
Fenn,
&
25C
(quar.)
common
11- 3
11- 4
12-10
12-10
11-30
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
1-1-56
'
10c
11-21 /
12- 9
$186
(quar.)
(S. Morgan)
12- 1
12- 2
35c
15c
5c
50c
3772c
10c
50c
35c
;j.
50c
Investment
Smith
4%
Inc.
Extra
50c
Smith
11-18
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
15c
11-30
12-
30c
dividend
Stock
5 7c
(quar.)
preferred
tl27*c
(interim*
Signode Steel Strapping,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp, (s-a)
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
Tampa Marine Co, 24c class A
12-14
$1.90
11-25
57c
1st preferred
$4.40
t$1.25
±
Valley Water,
Common
1-
20c
Gold
(quar.)
6%
preferred
& Co.
(quar.)
2nd
75c
—
11-18
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—
12-10
$1.20
(year-end)
*
—:
(quar.)
Oil Corp. (increased quar.)
4.887c
(quar.)
12-10
$15c
—
—
Co.
Southern
Die
&
12-10
tl5c
(quar.)
(H.)
Sonotone
Tool
Superior
12-10
10c
class A
Ltd.,
Dairies,
11-15
11-15
11-15
11- 3
11- 3
$1.10
f4c
25c
50c
6c
j
15c
:
11-18
12-10
12-15
12- 1
12-20
12- 1
$1
Inc.
5%
(quar.)
11-15
12-16
12-16
41V4C|
(quar.)
Cement,
15c
dividend
12- 1
50c
SI
Inc.
Biscuits,
Portland
10c
B
Solventol
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mid-Continent
5%
(quar.)—
A
dividend
B
Snap-On
6r/0 preferred
Oil, com.
preferred A (quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
Ray Drug Co,
47*%
Superior
11-30
11-29
11-16
25c
6%>
3772c
30c
28WjC
(quar.)
dividend
Sunshine
3
12- 1
12- 1
Gas—
common
572%
11-15
45c
(quar.i
,»
12- 1
12- 1
11-18
1-13
11- 4
11-29
120c
pfd. (1951 series) (quar.)
Consolidated Mines, Ltd. (interim)
Sunray
2
1-
12-14
12-14
11-28
1-31
12- 1
12- 1
25c
(quar.*
Oil,: Ltd.. (quar.)
conv.
Stock
11-18
1-
(quar.)
11-11
11-15
65c
16c
dividend)
(s-a)
Propane
Oil
Sun
11-25
1
11-18.
11-18
11-11
5c
Extra
*50c
(quar.)
Ltd.
A.i
(D.
5.20%
12-15
12- 1
12- 3
12-3
12- 1
25c
1
12-15
12-15
12- 1
3772c
4%
175c
:
Extra
1-
5c
12-30
50c
50c
20c
3772c
quar.i__
Terstegge
&
1-3-56
25c
12-13
25c
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
Screw,
Stratton
3174c
Corp. (initial*
Oil & Gas, class
Shenango
Furniture
10c
com
Co.
(increased
B
12-22
12-
75c
,
Pen
quar.)
11-18
1-3-56
12c
Class
Storkllne
1
50c
1
-
Year-end —
11-10
1-10
11-25
11-18
12- 1
5c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
Corp. (increased
Coke & Coal (quar,)
Broadcasting—
Common
(increased
quar.)
'
12-22
12-
12-30
"Wtorer
11-12
1-10
12-15
...
12- 1
1-16
12-15
12- 1
57c
'*f&onega
i'44
12-15
1-2-56
$1.25
Co,
B.i
Stewart-Warner
10c
Mfg. Corp.
Extra
(John
12- 9
11-10'
11-15
11-17
12-15
11-25
40c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
11-12
11-19
11- 7'
t25c
25c
25c
25 %
15c
60c
(quar.i
Products
47*%
pfd. (quar.)
Lithograph Corp.—
8%
1
'
11-30
12- 1
12- 1
40c
Textile,
Stern
&
5%
■
America
A.*
1
11-25
50c
Corp
—
Stetson
11-23
2-
,':
12-10
$3.50
income*
—
7-20
11-20
12-
11-15
12- 5
12- 5
—
dividends
4-20
3
45c
t317»c
(quar.)
Corp.
(Boston*
(quar.)
Stores
3tetcher-Traung
2-1
$1
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased)
Co.
Ltd.
Bros,
Extra
11-18
12-10
85c
12- 1
12-19
12-19
(
(quar.)
Delaware
Chemical
12-
t25c
(increased quar.)
Co. (increased quar.)
preferred
Hotels
Statler
12-15
45c
1-16
11-15
11-14
11-18
12-30
$3.25
investment
from
25c
8
25c
t5c
(quar.)
11-
1-
11-15
12-19
12-10
12- 9
from
capital
gains
cash or additional shares, and
payable in
11-21
12-
12-
11- 7
11- 7
12-19
approval
the
(quar.)
Investment
of
(Year-end
11-30
40c
quar.i
(quar.)
Supply
Street
State
2
11-23
27 7* C
pfd.
subject to
■
,Y
SEC.
Stanley Warner Corp.
1-10
10-29
Stern
(quar.)
$4.75
payments
the
Fuel
.-
;
Sterling Discount Corp. (Atlanta i
Sterling Drug, Jnc.
(quar.i
Brewing
Southern
Mines,
Republic Insurance
i
25c
50c
25c
Mfg., common
convertible
of
11-22
—-
:___
"B"
Common
Stock
(quar.)
com.
—
Sterling Aluminum
(quar.)
com.
Co.
(G. D.)
Sisco
4
10c
quar.),
Extra
37?%
11-
10c
non-cum.
Extra
Reliance
12-
$$1.50
dividend
Refractory
10-31
t20c
common
1
pay¬
Simpson's, Ltd.
177*c
II
(quar.)
II
Corp.
11-23
1-3-56
Co.
Co.,
Paper
Simplicity
VI
1
12-
$877*c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Tube
11-15
30c
Co.
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd.,
67c
preferred
(quar.)
Reading
1
| t$1.25
preferred
above
The
& Sons. Ltd., 57c pfd. (quar.)
Simonds Saw & Steel (year-end)—
Ltd.
1st
1
12-
5-1-56
Sinclair
(interim)
12-
3
8-1-56
Simon
12-15
1
3
1-
Com¬
if approved
declared
common
convertible
$1.40
the
of
12- 9
12-15
25c
Jersey
3%%
three-for-cne
California
the
11-11
12-16
12-16
12-16.
Standard
1
1-
1
12-23
12-23
12-23
40c
40c
40c
preferred
(quar.)
Packaging Corp.—
preference
(quar.i
Standard Power & Light Corp, common..
25c
11-18
15c
12-10
12-
11-15
12- T
1- 5
93%c
(increased)
11-18
12-
12-15
12- 1
11-25
held)
shs.
150
9
1
11-15
Standard
of
each
1-15
Stauffer
approval
the
to
and
be
Fetz®r
&
Simmons
Light—
(initial)
•Reading
12-
40c
Mining, Ltd.
Products.
Electrotype
Extra
L
11-15
26c
(quar.i
Rapid
11-15
50%
&
Milk
$3.50
11-15
1
1
$1.25
•Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quebec Powr Co. (quar.)
Quemont
1
12-
for
J.
12-
27 7* c
Class
12-
share
(one
N.
New
277>C
Silverwood
12-
of
Ohio,
5c
Extra
11-15
dividend
Co.
of
1
12-15
12- 6
$1.50
60c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
of
25c
a
Corporation.
will
Stock
Mexico—
Quaker
Quinte
1
California
(Ind.)
Co.
Co.
(quar.)
(increased
Class
27c
dividend
Stock
12-
of
Co.
Oil
Oil Co.
25c
j.
Extra
$1.05
(quar,),,
Power
Sound
Puget
of
A
subject
Stock
87 7* c
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
57c
50c
Oil
dividend
Oil
12-
11-23.
11-15
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preiereuce
Standard
1-1-56
12- 5
12-15
5 7c
Forgings
(quar.)
Steamship, com.
Standard
1-17-56
11-13
11-18
12-20
20c
11-18
45c
12- 5
40c
,25c
10c
75c
40c
75c
Co
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
Signal
11-15
Tobacco
Fruit &
participating
Participating
Standard
11-15
12-15
11-25
11-16
12- 5
87V2c
(quar.)
Commercial
Dredging, $1.60 pfd.
9
10%
approved
Finance,
11-15
of
11-15
1
:__
(quar.)_
common
12-
$2.25
common
new
on
have
Surety
11-15
$1.05
Co.
Standard
$1.10
dividend
Oil
Colorado—
(quar.)
Service
Standard
(quar.)
Products
Finance,
7
(quar.)
Public
1
11- 1
(quar.)
Siegler
1
12-
12-22
27 %c
series
Crane & Hoist__
Sherwin-Williams, 47c
preferred
11-25
12-
12-15
Shepard-Niles
9
of
Standard
11-25
12-15
12-5
93c
45c
50c
;
—
Standard
11-15
preferred
Sheller
9
preferred
preferred
4V*%
4.20%
11-15
1
Co.—
(quar.)
A (quar.)
common
preferred
dividend
Sheaffer
12-
9
10c
Insurance
Marine
preferred A (quar.)
47*% preferred B (quar.)
12-
(quar.)
U-10
1
12-
$3
Inc,
preferred
$3.50
1
12-
State
47c
12-
Transport
11-25
<quar.)__'_
Insurance—
Brands,
Above
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5% preferred (quar.)
11-15
50c
12-27
(initial)
Shawinigan Water & Power Co., com. (quar.)
17T*c
(quar.)
(quar.t
&
Steel
Class
17 7* c
preferred
Standard
preferred
preferred
Servo
Corp.—
class A (initial quar.)_
quar.)
Washington Insurance—
Service Co.
Public
1-
new
B
convertible
$2
Provincial
9
1
11-21
$1
Security Title Insurance
37c
participating preferred (s-a)___
Serrick Corp.,
class A (quar.),,
9
12-
(initial
Co.,
Providence,
12-
1-2-56
11-10
6
.
Arms
57c
12-15
f$2
1
1-
$1
60c
$1,077*
(s-a*
Securities Acceptance Corp.,
t30c
13 %c
(s-a),
(quar.*
(quar.)
Paper,
Sebewaing
4
1
12-
$3.75
preferred
Standard Accident
$22
Fire
1st
Searle
1-
12-
preferred
Seaboard
$35c
(quar,)
—;
1
10c
pfd.
47*%
Co.,
common
preferred
Seaboard
11-15
1
1
11-
12-
11-1?
11-17
15c
11-
Extra
11-15
1 % '■/
12- 1 .
-
2%
dividend
Stock
11-10
11- 4
12-15
12- 1
12- 1 '
12-15
30c
25c
;
11-10
35c
10c
Seaboard
12-20
(quar.).
common
—_
1
(quar.)
Corp.
Seaboard
11-15
Utilities Mfg.
class
11-10
5c
.
(quar.)__;—.—75c
.
1
$4
11-10
preferred (accum.)
47 preferred (s-a)
New
11-21
12-19
Corp,
12-
$3.40.
"
11-17
Price Bros.,
Prosperity
11-21
12-12
12-19
:
57»%
12-12
t$l
12-15
Inc.
Extra
Preferred
'
11-18
5c
Machine-—
Steel
Powell
'
11-18
1
40c
dividend
Portsmouth
12-15
172%
Co.
K.l,
11-10
:_
—
preferred
1-2-56
Royalty
Scott
11-10
1
$1.05
20c '
___
Extra
11-11
12-10
25c
$1,127*
Milling
Aeronautical
Scott
common
(quar.)______
•
'
57-7c
11-10
1
12-
t$l
(quar.)
B
Porter
1
12-
(quar.)
Co., class A
Porter
12-
12-
12-20
12- 1
Inc., common (quar.)__________:
25c
$4.50 convertible preferred
(quar.)„
$1,127*
Staley *A. E. Mfg,) common (quar.)25c
Oil
57* 7c
11-10
37V2C
Mining
.
1
50c
_
Polaris
&
12-
$1.75
11-15
1-
5 7*%
Ry.
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
12-21
$1.37%
.
12-
11-10
11-10
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12-10
11-25
Spiegel,
Schwitzer-Cummins Co.—
11-23
17c
:
preferred class A (quar.)
5%%.' prior pref. 1st series (quar.)
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)
Pittsburgh
Youngstown
&
Ashtabula
Co., 7 7r
preferred
<quar.)_
Placer Development, Ltd. (s-a)
V Extra —*
1
8%
i' $1.50
11-15
Stock
ment
11-16
$1.25
dividend
Stock
12-14
25c
(resumed i_
com.
11-15
11-15
12-
12-10
missioner
9
57c
:______
1212-
12- 1
12- 1
$1,377*
./%• 60c
(reduced)____.
(year-end) 1
International RR. Co.—-
Quarterly
Speed Queen
11-10
12- 1
33c
32c
;
(accum.)
(quar.)_.
pfd.
1st
1-20
1-20
1-20
1-20
28c
(quar.)
com.
Shoe Corp.
opokane
11-15
(quar.)
stockholders
Plate Glass Co.—
dividend...,
Spencer
5
11-15
1
split
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry. Co.—
Stock
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons
12-
1
2
Stock
11-18
$1.15
12- 5
12-15
1-
Directors
11-18
(quar.)-;
12-15
12-
12-
Regis
12-20
$1.25
Year-end
preferred
$1.50
Printing
(Jacob*, com
preferred
Cash
12-20
12-
Chemical,
4.20%
5
Schlage Lock Co.—
12-30
3
Spencer
12-
Stock
Corp. (quar.)
Sayre & Fisher Brock (quar.)
$5 conv.
preferred (quar.)
conv, pfd.
(quar.i
11-15
12-15
Standard
Savage
2%
dividend
12-
$5.50
Co,
11-11
Safway
25c
Extra
Spear &
11-30
$4.40
11-21
11-15
12-10
Quarterly
St.
8>/3c
62V2c
12-
1
Paul
St.
107c
•
(stock dividend i
(increased quar.)
$1.28
57c
Liquidating
$1
Common.
11-15
Louis, Rocky Mountain & Pacific—
St.
4
12-
(quar;
Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)____
pieferred <quar.r__
1
7*%
47c
11-10
1212-
$1.32
4.36%
(quar.)__
Southwestern States
12-
4.30%
98%C
11-15
12-
Safeway Stores,
91»/4C
___
11-15
12-
12-
Sabine
$1.23%
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.95
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co.
Phillips
Petroleum
(quar.)
Mills, com.
11-15
12-
(quar.):
12-
Extra
11-18
12-
5%
Helicopter
12-
4.607e
12 72c
1672c
Russell-Miller
Ryan
25c
11-14
12 72c
Ruppert
4
(quar.)______.
12-16
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Rumford
11-21
25c
dividend
Co.,
5%
11-15
4.40%
12-
preferred (quar.)
Oil Co., Ltd
Common
12-16
15C
_
2
12-14
t$l,067i
Royalite
11-18
12-
75c
quar.i
<quar.)______
~
140c
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.. ordinary (Interim*
Royal Crown Bottling. Co. of Louisville (Ky.)
7
preferred
I
$1
125c
Rolls-Royce,
7
SI
prelerred
preferred
4.25%^
11-11/
'
1- 9
11-15
1-20
1-20
1-20
•
(quar.)
4.15%
11-
12-14
47c
(quar.)
(quar.>_"
,
11-25
11-30
12- 1
55c
1-13
33c
12- 1
927*c 2-1-56
97T*c
2-1-56
$1.03%
2-1-56
$1.06V* :.2-1-56
$1.10 ; 2-1-56
SI.15
2-1-56
27%«r 2-1-56
Quarterly
Southwestern Public Service, "com.
3.70% preferred (quar.)
40c
dividend
Extra
11-15
1
40c
(quar.)
com.
11-10
5c
Corp
Holland
11-18
12- 9
$1.50
preferred
Co.,
Haas
9
11-10
$2
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred A (quar,);
Paper Co., Ltd., com.
4%
11-18
12-
45c
$3.95
7%
&
Stock
11-21
1
12-
87 7: c
_
Transportation (quar.)
Suburban Water, com. (quar.)
Pittsburgh
RR.
12-
3
1
$1
$1,027*
$1,027*
$1.18%
Special
45c
(quar.)
Stock
Management
1-
-
9
12-10
12-
45c
quar.)—_
Railway Co., com.
Southern
12-
1- 3
125c
11- 4
12-1
Spring & Axle
Royalties
11-21
1
12-
$1.30
preferred
Valley
Genesee
&
Rockwell
35c
Co.
Glass
Rochester
5
12-
11-15
37 72c
class A
Little & Co.,
11-15
5
$1.50
.
preferred
partic
11-16
5
68c
68c
68c
50c
(quar.)
(interim)
Rochester Gas & Electric—
4 7c preferred F (quar.)
4.10% preferred H (quar.)
4.107c: preferred J (quar.)
.'—
4%% preferred I (quar.)
20c
$3.65
$4
12-
Year-end
$1.50
Robinson
7
50c
Phila. Suburban
Pillsbury
II-
$1.75
:
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)__
$i
preference (quar.)
Philadelphia,
Germantown
&
Norristown
Piasecki
11- 7
12-12
Co.—
1
Mfg.
Phoenix
11-15
$1
Year-end
-
11-10
1
12-12
50c
quar.)
(increased
Stock
12-1
25c
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Phelps Dodge Corp. (increased
Phila.
11-11
12-15
(quar.)
B
47i7c
Extra
RR,
11-10
$1.75
3%%
Ptacoll
1
Co,—
(Charles)
Common
12-
J2- 1
$1.12%
I quar.)
Pfaudler Co.
11-10
75c
class
7
12-
3c
3c
preferred (quar.)
5V27c pfd. 2nd series (quar.)
5727c preferred 3rd series (quar.)
Roboins & Myers, com. (quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Pfizer
1
12-
A
12-
12-
42s 6d
25c
5c
5%7c
12-
12-
Co.,
class
11-30
11-15
,11-15
(quar.) ________
75c * 12-15
57« non-cum. pfd."(quar.)i__2__—1_^_.—
62J/2c
12-15
Southern Utah Power, comn*on-"(quar.)
25c
12- 1
57c
preferred (quar.) ____________
$1.25
12-15,
Southland Paper Mills <s-a)t___
_____
'?$1 "I 12-10
Southwestern Investment Co, 5%- conv. pfd.
25c
12- 1
Southwestern Life Insurance Co.
(Dallas)—v
;
(quar.)—
Natural Gas (Increased
3.90%
(year-end),
(Texas)
Inc.—
(quar.)
Valley Gas
Finance
12-30
"12-13
'
Southern
77c
i
•
12-19
(quar.)
11- 2
1-10
$1.75
11-10
$1,127*
(Interim)
Co.
•Common
11-10
12-1
20c
Pa.t com. (quar.)
Hopewell Gas
&
Ritter
1
50c
(quar.)
47a% pfd.
Inc.
Paul,
Rio Grande
12-15
11-18
25c
(see Dr. Pepper)
(quar.)
preferred
7%
12-15
12-31
$1.06
(quar.)—
Perkins Machine & Gear
Peter
12-31
12-
$1.127i
.Perfect Circle Corp.
',Petersburg
1
Richardson
$1.01
preferred
Perfex Corp.,
Rhokana Corp.
11-18
$1.17%
(quar.)
non-voting
(Dr.)
11-18
96V2C
Chemical Fibre Co.—
Peoples Telephone (Butler,
Pepper
12-1
$1.10
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke (quar.)
4Vz %
12-
11-18
12-12
Mfg.; common
Common
Year-end
Common
12-15
12-15
40c
(quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
$.70 7
preferred C (quar.)
_
4.057, preferred D (quar.)
4.707 preferred E (quar.)
4.407 preferred F (quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.247 pid. (quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad (quar.)
voting
11-18
58 7* c
4.407
Common
11-18
12-12
Rheem
12- 6
V "
.
12-23
90c
$1.1272
60c
(quar.)
472% convertible preferred (quar.)
.__
Rhodesian Selection Trust Ltd—
A
proposed final of 3s 3d per ordinary
share
less income tax of 37.5%. Divi¬
dend payable in London
57 fee
(initial quar.)__
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—
Penobscot
12-15
4.507c
35C
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
SI.60
New
I-25
$1
Corp., com.
Texas
Penn
1-25
2-15
2Sc
common
preferred
preferred
I-25
2-15
"
1
70c
B (quar.i,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.607c
—
12-
1272c
70c
Tobacco, common (quar.);.
(R. J.)
Common
;
2-15
Co.
Drug
8%C
(s-ai
Co.,
Fruit
9
50c
Year-End
4.607c'
12-
1
1-
2%
Pennsylvania Engineering
rent
Reynolds
33c
$1.30 preferred (quar.i
Fruit Co.
(stock dividend)___
Corp.
Rexall
11-30
25C
Fenn
F earn road
Revere
11-30
12-28
32 7* c
$1.32
1
11-28
12-28
45c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.i—«
preferred (quar.)
$1
"
12-12
(quar.i
12-23
12-30
50c
75c
Brass, Inc
(quar.),,,
Copper &
5c
Franklin Process Co.—-"
preferred
12-30
50c
_
Co.
Southern
Payable of Rec.
22 7*c
:___
Southern
12- 7-
-
Year-end
t25c
Co. (quar.)
'
Year-end
Peninsular Telephone, c»m.
11-28
preferred (annual)
5%
Conv.
11-10
12-12
t25c
—
Mines & Metals
Oreille
11-23
20c
(initial!
V!
,
3
1-
5%
dividend)
Resort
~
^
i: r~' "'/' Share
■
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
;
Payable of Rec.
Share
'
•
Holders
When
Fer
>
,
Republic Pictures (stock
Airlines (Del;)—
11-18
1
12-
25c
Special
Fend
V,. V-.v."'
Name of Company
,
.
.
Co.
(New- Hamp.i—•
dividend —*-»
Cement, new com.
Stock
Peerless
,
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Vfamc
Patterson-Sargent
Peerless Casualty
Holders
When
Per
:
Monday, November 21/ 1955
.
(2176)
52
Co,
common
Number ^>483... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Volume 182
Ehcvel
Co.
(quar.)
Cnemical
Thiokol
11-18
9
4
Walgreen Co.
Walxer & Co.
11-30
Wall
12-30
12-15
Warner & Swasey
12-
50C
(quar.)
2
2
11-
Street
Tilo
(quar.)
(increased)
Roming
Timken
Roller
Bearing
________
12-15
11-25
12-x5
11-25
Warren
11-19
Warren
(S.
$1
Metal
Mfg
(quar.)___r;_—
12-10
11-19
12-15
12-
1-
LC
Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
dividend (subject to stockholders' ap¬
Stock
proval
Todd
meeting Jan.
arm'l
at
Shipyards
1950)
30,
Petroleum
2-
12-15
6
Wayne Pump Co.
12-
—
$1
_____
8
Wfeeden &
11-30
11-15
si.oeva
12-
1
11-17
Wesson
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.14
12-
1
11-17
West
Coast
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$l.G6,/»
12-
1
11-17
West
Disinfecting
9c
11-25
11-15
$3c
12-30
11-30
West
12-
1
11-18
West Jersey
50c
11-21
11-10
30c
11-25
11-
Topp
(quar.)_
Silver
Tower
Inc
Ltd.
Mines,
Elevators,
Building
(interim)
.
J_0c
Ltd.—
uorp._____
Townsend Co.
(quar.)
Transue & Williams Steel
—
;
$5
4
Quarteny
Extra
12-15
25c
11-23
!
11-25
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
Trunkline Gas Co.,
$1.25
12-15
11-30
$1
11-21
11-10
Inc.
preferred A
(quar.)
(year-end)
Extra
.___
__.
1954
series
preferred
(quar.)
Acceptance
6%
Union
Oil &
Gas Corp.
Wire
Car
11-15
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
11-30
Co.
Aircraft
Products
United
Aircraft
Corp.,
preferred (emire
demption
on
Dec.
plus
this
Artists
Biscuit
called
for
11-30
11-11
of
preferred
12-16
12-
6
12-16
12-
6
United
Electric
Fuel
Class
A
United
6%
11-18
11-10
12-10
11-18
4.40%
profit
12-15
12-
12-
11-16
United
(23c
from
from
Gas
Corp.
investment
net
United
Molasses, Ltd.,
United
New
(interim)
ord
RR.
Canal
&
5
5%
10-31
Gypsum
Co.,
Extra
Extra
—
__.
S.
Railroad
S.
Rubber
Stock
A
United
1-
3
3
11-30
1-
11-25
10-31
12-20
11-
1-10
12-
Yellow
—
12-
9
414%
Oil
Mould
1
offered
1
11-18
12-
at
$1
121-
12-20
1-
12-20
2-
1-20
12-
11-15
11-18
United
The
stock,
per
$a0
This
snare.
11-30
11-14
payable
Dec.
10-18
close
business
12-16
10-18
paid per common
1-
20c
3
Eldon
12-20
2
12-
2
V.
1955,
1,
preferred
Steel
1-
3
12-12
in
Canadian
funds,
present time is continuing
7-10
leit
37Vac 7-31-56
12-15
$1
1-
1-J5
warranted
"The
11-15
3
the
board
stocks
12-12
1-
2
matter
in
taking
tiie
British income
Less
Less Jamaica income tax.
y
Previous
11-21
12-
1
.published
and"
date
or
See
class A
(quarj
1-
1
record date
was
Incorrect.
is indicated hpr«
The
corrected
The
Virginia Electric & Power,
$5
preferred (quar.)
S4.04 preferred (quar.)
General
2%
12-12
12-
12-30
12-
9
12-17
12-12
uranium
11-25
11-10
County,
12-
1
11-15
$1.06 (4
12-
1
11-15
approximately 5,000 deeded acres in Rio Blanco and Garfield Counties,
Colo., and exploration rights on approximately 5,440 acres in Briscoe
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-18
2-
1
12-
1
11-18
75C
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-18
12-
1
11-16
12-
2
11-10
mining
Colo.
12-10
12-
12-
11-15
1
1
lease
The
& Iron
covering
company
719
also
acres
of
possesses
state land in LaPlata
exploration rights on
The company holds an option to purchase the Cluster
approximately 120,000 deeded acres in Elko
County, Nev.
All of the claims owned or leased by the company
are
unpatented.
V
Texas.
Branch
the
containing
owned
claims
or under lease to the company, 166 claims
royalty or participation by other persons;
a 5%
royalty payable to others; 54 claims
are
subject to a 10%
royalty payable to others; in 148 claims the
company owns a
ii interest; 5 claims are held under lease expiring
May 13,
1960 and are subject to a 10%
royalty; 1 claim is held
under lease expiring May 13,
1960 and is subject to a 20% royalty;
12
claims
are
subject to an
option to purchase in favor of the
not
are
subject
claims
72
to
by
any
subject
are
to
company.
12-15
J12'4c
12-15
11-29
UNDERWRITERS—The
12-15
11
12-
11-15
severally
5
-
/<•
agreed
12-
1
11-18
The
12-
1
11-15
sale
to
underwriters
named
below
have
severally
the company has agreed to sell to them
shares of common stock indicated below.
shares of common stock subject to such purchase and
purchase, and
the number of
number
of
12-20
11-30
$1.25
12-20
11-30
12-20
11-30
As to the remaining
770.000 shares of common stock now being offered, the underwriters
named below have agreed to use their best efforts to sell such shares
as
agents for the company,
at the public offering price of $1.50
12-20
11-30
per
aggregate
agreement
of
1,230,000
shares.
37 (4 c
2-1-56
1
—Number of Shares—
1-16
37'4c
5-1-56
4-16
8-1-56
7-16
First
San
Garrett
Antonio
Bros.,
(quar.)
(quar.)
Year-end
—
20c
12-
1
11-10
10c
12-15
11-30
J.
12-15
Corp
12-15
11-30
Inc.———
600,000
385,000
385,000
10,000
10,000
11-30
3 7o
Best Efforts
600,000
Securities
Inc
Gordon & Co.,
McCoy & Willard
Philip
H.
Lederer
Total
&
Co.,
180,
stated:
1376.
p.
of
;
stock
Butchart
notificaLon
to
letter
a
common
used
...
be
Cole,
&
offered
Inc.,
to retire outstanding
with
at
the
SEC
$10
par
Portland,
Ore.
per
The
debts and short-term,
Co.—Increases Diversification—
acquisition
company,
has
10.000
Inc
-
1,230,000
770,000
in
part
a
as
been
stocx
signed
of
the
of
electronics Held has been announced
its recently announced expansion and
according
program,
to J. Y. Scott, President.
A con¬
the acquisition of all of the outstanding
Inc.,
manufacturers of electronic com¬
for
Iransitron,
ponents and assemblies, to be paid for in Van Norman common stock.
Arrangements were negotiated througn Kidder, Peabody & Co.
The company, which will be operated as a wholly-owned subsidiary
of
Van
plants in New York City;
Manchester, N. H., where
will be available. The
entire engineering staif of Transitron is being retained and will move
with
the
operation to
Manchester,
thereby facilitating cooperation
with
the
engineering staff of Ir.suline Corporation of America, the
otner
electronics company recently
acquired by Van Norman, which
Norman,
however,
present
currently
plans
operates
call
ior
piant space of approximately
is
located
and
to
electronic
produces
instrumentations,
both
for
the
mili¬
civilian
markets,
its military
manufactures also having
applications in the commercial, industrial and color television
definite
iields.
t^o
moving
100,000 square feet
there.
Iransitron
tary
Tne
present backlog of orders exceeds $1,300,000.
Norman stocknolders will meet Nov. 30,
1955 to
Van
change
of
the
company's
to
approve
will
be
available
Varian
name
increase
an
for
lurtner
Associates,
in
Van
to
the
acquisitions.—V.
Palo
Alto,
approve
the
Industries,
Inc.,
capital stock, which,
Norman
company's
182,
p.
1957.
Calif.—Registers
With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
Nov.
and
price
The
filed
company
16,
oidinated
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
1955, covering $2,000,000 of 15-year 5%
convertible subdeoentures, ctae Dec*. 1, 1970; to be offered for public sale
througa Dean
share.
Firm
37(4c
above.—V.
filed
3
of
to be
and
11-lfi
10c
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
the
Nov.
on
are
second
capital
$1.05
—
further
a
Corp.
shares
10,500
this
tract
(Continued from page 12)
1
J25c
$1.01
(quar.)
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
the
been steadily increasing, and at the
high level. In view of this, the drectors
above dividend action.
at
through Daugherty,
Van Norman
A
by
40c
—
stock
at
Inc.—Proposed Merger—■
Uranium
diversification
t31(4c
(quar.)
record
notes.
Corporation and
Investment News
$1
com.
of
961.
p.
company
proceeds
net
11-21
IOC
(quar.)
dividend
common
on
total of $4 will have beta
a
14
Nov.
on
common
on
extra
cent
Valley Telephone Co., Silverton, Ore.—Files With SEC
payment
covering
11-15
12-10
37'4 c
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd.
dividend
75
1
date
12-15
11-22
c
$1.25
___
a
careful consideration to the matter of splitting
and intends to present a definite p.an on
annual meeting
ox the stocknolders on
March 9,
the
at
182,
Apache
tax.
11-15
71c
5~0c
net
company
Uranium Chief,
Non¬
12-16
Vertientes-Camaguey
(quar.)
Ihe
has given
of
lood."—V.
Canadian non-residents tax.
tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%-,* resident tax 7%.
a
11-21
12'4 c
Vapor Heating Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Mfg. Co._
Sugar Co. of Cuba—
Corp.
has
business
of
1-10
50c
Vendorlator
to
plus
total of $1.75 per share
those common stockholders
Nov. 21, 1955. Thus,
share during 1955.
4-10
65c
(quar.)
Securities
quarterly
a
snare
on
1-31-56
$1.37'4
(quar.)
iquar.)
a
per
Johnson, President,
volume
"Our
$1
4-30-56
50c
12-
1613.
Co.—May Split Stock—
declared
11,
of
makes
12-16
of
Nov.
on
value,
par
37 Vac
(quar.)
(increased quar.;
182,, p.
Chemical Corp., Phila¬
&
Columbia
States Envelope
directors
37 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)—
12-24
p. 359.
•:
above.—V.
through
share
per
20c
common
tPayable
182,
to be used for general corporate purposes.
20c
—
2
proposed
a
$2 per snare,
at
11-18
20C
„
covering
par )
1.—V.
The corporation on Nov. 4 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of class A common stock (par 10 cents) to be
this
Of
___
-
Sold
delphia, Pa.—Files With SEC—
proceeds are
t3c
2026.
p.
Hayes Manufacturing Corp.
11-15
1
182,
U. S. Automatic Machinery
12-
25c
(extra).—
preferred
See
11-10
11-15
62'4 c
quar.)
Securities
—
United Industrial Corp.—Name Effective—
10-31
$2.50
(resumed)
(extra)
See details in V.
12-12
20c
a
an
United Gas Corp.—Bonds Sold—The offering of $20,000,000 3%% first mortgage and collateral trust bonds,
due Nov. 1, 1975, by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and American
Securities Corp. at 101.8277% and accrued interest on
Nov. 10 was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
3%
(s-a)_
15c
preferred A
Mr.
as
engineering
V
-
became efieetive on Sept.
underwriting,
1
20c
Worsted
Witnouc
1
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
County,
(quar.)
Inc., 6%
continue
and
Effective—
12-
22'Ac
(quar.)_
Commission.
would
V"
Investment Co.
12-
•
50c
(quar.)
Exchange
Ulen
construction
The registration statement filed
on
July 19
offering of 3,500,000 shares of common stock (no
11-15
(Rudolph)
12-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
(initial
dividend
12-
7'4 c
25c
12-24
Iron-
Special
Stock
p.
that
and
United American Investment Co., Atlanta, Ga.—State¬
ment
11-17
25c
(increased)
(quar.)
stated
paint
12-15
6
1
Oil
Cleveland*
fPayable in U. S. funds, less 15%
12-
Co.
in
Privately—
This compay, it was announced on Nov. 17, has placed
privately through Dean Witter & Co. and McDonaldMoore & Co., $600,000 of 4%% serial debentures, series
E (subordinated), due serially Aug. 1, 1959 to 1965, and
$700,000 of 5V4% junior subordinated notes due Sept. 1,
1965 (with warrants to purchase 28,000 shares of com¬
mon stock).
The notes were placed at 99% and accrued
interest.—V. 180, p. 1004.
11-10
12-
__!
I
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Special
9
12-12
Enterprises,
Vulcan Mold
1
12-30
$1
11-21
12-
15c
Valley
preferred
12-
11-25
(quar.)
Corp.
Securities and
the
of
in the
1780.
company
Union
II-10
50c
4
Valcar
$4.20
11-30
(s-a)-_
12-15
11-
;
located
is
registration as a closed end invest¬
Investment Company Act of 1940 has beea
Floersheimer
Mr.
fields.—V. 181,
plant
Its
its
11-15
11-30
25c
11-21
Pictures
Vick Chemical
order
by
and
11-21
Winding Co.-—
preferred
Viceroy Mfg. Co.,
1
30c
pref.
1-2-56
15c
(quar.)
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
11-30
12-
$$1.37 (4
—
Cab Co.,
Hensel
that
under .the
company
terminated
materials.
.
announced
50C
30c
12-28
Universal
Co.
-
(quar.)
prior pfd.
preferred
11-18
12-10
Universal
prior
12-15
31 (4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
convertible
12-12
12-10
Insurance
Raalte
Ltd.,
6%
11-17
$2
Consolidated
$5.50
11-30
37'4 c
pfd.
preferred
65c
Stockyards
common
12-20
5%
convertible
50c
,
._
preferred
Universal
New
11-30
11-30
(quar.)
convertible
15c
&
10-31
27'4 c
22'4 c
62'4
—
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Southern
11-15
[
B
also
1
I-16
11-15
12-15
„
Co.
6%
1
11-
1
12-15
Co
0%
1
1
12-
12-15
(quar.)
2
12-
12-
1-31-56
12 (4c
12-20
12-27
11-18
32c
(quar.)
Wytex Oil Corp., class A
Class
12-20
1
$1.20
5(4%
Extra
Wyandotte
9
11-30
12-30
12-
$1.10
common
Mfg., 5%
U-
12-22
11-21
90c
dividend
Wurlitzer
the outstanding stock of Acorn
Ohio, it was announced on Nov-
12-12
$1.12 J/2
preferred
Extra
c
3
11-30
47'4 C
Wright-Hargreaves Mines, Ltd. (quar.)_;
Wrigley (Wm.) Jr., Co. (monthly)
(increased
1st
Universal
90c
11-15
(quar.)_
& Co.,
Rubber
11-11
ment
11-14
1-
15c
Service
Governor
Monthly
of
and
roofing
of
;
Ulen
snare),
(quar.)
Fund
common
com.
Steel.
12-10
12-23
(quar.).
11-23
$1
Extra
United
Utah
com.
12-
9
types
Hensel,
11-14
$1.50
Worumbo
30c
;
dividend
Sugar Corp.
1
12-10
..
11-18
$1
Securities
non-com.
Steel,
1
12-
10-28
___.
12-10
30c
Co.,
12-
35c
(year-end).
com.
x
quar.)
—
U.
11-25
12-15
12-15
(quar.)
W.),
11-30
2
11-10
bC
(F.
$1.75
(initial
(year-end)
preference series
S.
pfd.
S2
(quar.)—
common
Common
8%
7'%
$1.50
—
Playing Card Co
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
U.
12-£
$1.06 V*
___
Woolworth
$1.06(4
(quar.l__
common
12-15
11-21
Petroleum
Stock
Pipe & Foundry—
New
12-
25c
11-18
12-
9
12-17
12-12
(quar.)
12-10
X- 3
1
25c
W.)
f IOC
___
:
preferred
12-
1-
12-15
$1.25
(F.
37'4 c
(s-a)
(year-end)
S.
12-23
11-22
Woolworth
6d
Co.
U.
11-15
(quar.)
convertible
Wooster
Struve
12-13
12-15
15c
11-28
$2.50
-
(quar.)
common
preferred
12-27
l5c
11-28
9
11-15
50c
12-15
60c
Lumber
Van
11-30
1
10%
12-15
22 (4 c
S.
11-15
67'4 c
Light Co.,
Industries,
Woodward
(s-a)
Lines,
4'4%
U. S.
Woodall
H.)
Woodley
Storage (quar.)___—
Machinery, 414 % pfd. (quar.)
U.
5%
&
Dessauer
(G.
11-30
$1.06(4
U. S. Hoffman
U.
1-
&
Wood
10-31
50c
(quar.)
Casualty Co., 45c con v. preferred
Cold
1
$$1.12'4
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
12-10
37'4
(quar.)
___
S.
1-15
1
in-
Gas
Jersey
12-
.
Power,
Public
securities
Improvement, common (quar.)__
414% preferred (quar.)——
United Keno Hill Mines, Ltd. (interim)
S.
Power
11-30
28C
United
7
Monthly
Fund
8c
7
11-
quar.)
Inc.,
preferred
Inc.—
and
11-
1
9
5%
Wisconsin
1
12-
75c
(interim)
Science
1
12-
all
Cleveland,
■
Electric
Wisconsin
25C
.
12-
12-
$1.31 '/4
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
11-22
H.
operating
50%
(quar.)
11-29
25c
60c
Cos.
12-15
95c
3.60%
Investments Ltd.—
Funds,
United
U.
Wisconsin
11-30
11-18
by
Ohio.
1-3-56
12-
of
Co.
Walter D. Floersheimer, Chairman and
President,
respectively. Acorn Paint & Chemical Co., manufactures
and
distributes
nationally
a
complete
line
of
paints,
as
well as
50c
10c
Coal
10-31
15
$1.25
Inc.
Co.,
Hirsch,
25b
(quar.)__:
11-14
1
6c
&
noc
(quar.)
dividend
United
U.
Winter
Wolf
(quar.)
1
12-
11-10
11-30
12-15
$1.12 >/2
Corp.
12-
-
1
Chemical
Co.—Acquires Paint Firm—
acquired
has
company
&
various
(s-a)
4.80%
(s-a)_.
Elastic
Stock
S.
1
$1.25
Ltd., class B
11-14
30c
10c
United
7%
12-
12-15
t-5c
U.
10-24
1
Ulen Management
This
$1.25
dividend
4(4%
(quar.)
1
J25C
Extra
Stock
12-15
25c
12-
12-
held
(initial
aircraft.
TWA.
Paint
12-15
$1.20
,
(quar.)
Wilson & Co., $4.25 preferred (quar.)
Yvuni & ijuvett uroccry (moiitni/)
per
(quar.)
5
Corp.—
(quar.)__
&
5
Inc.—
America, com.
12-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
shs.
three
Oil
12-
$1.25
Circuit,
Carton
&
Corp.
S.
11-15
30c
Williams
re¬
$102.50
at
Extra
U.
1
(quar.)
preferred B
75c
(initial)
common
1
(quar.)
Co.
Boaid
S.
12-
preferred (s-a)
12 (4 c
dividend)
United Corporations,
S.
12-15
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
5%»
50C
[___
issue
Theatre
preferred
is-ai
new
5%
U.
1
(stock div.). An additional sh.
common
15c
United
U.
each
New
25c
(quar.)
____
United
4
i
Ltd.
delivery
101 Super
for
of
fleet
11-18
1
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing. Machine—
Wilcox
37 (4 c
(quar.)
11-18
15C
11-11
Rope
Lines
Air
$4.50
1
1
50%
Year-end
United
1212-
i
dividend)
1
Extra
23 c
—,
12-
11-18
15c
Stationery
Co.,
Wickes Corp.
6 (4c
Extra
United
11-15
12-12
12-15
(stock
Co.
&
preferred
20c
(quar.)
5%
11-25
12-29
11-10
(extra)__
5%
(quar.)
Sugar
Motor
5(4%
of Louisiana—
common
United
Lines
Whitney, Blake Co.
Corp.—
.—;
common
share
White
for
(quar.)_
E
United
11-30
30c
A
Tans
11-18
75c
(quar.)_.
___
Class
Union
11-18
2
12-15
t30c
——
Materials
&
tquar.)
Union
2
12-
50c
Corp.
Class
Union
12-
50c
preferred
Union
11-18
10%
(quar.)
Carbon
&
Chemical
5%
11-14
2
15c
—
__.
Common
1
12-
lfou.—
ooip.,
preference
Carbide
Special
12-
53 %c
pid. (accum.)
(quar.)
common
Tyler Refrigeration (quar.)
Uarco, Inc.
(increased)—-Udylite Corp. (stock dividend)
Union
$3
25C
6Jc
Tudor City 12tn Unit, Inc., 6%
Electric,
1
1
1-
(s-a)
Constellation
additional
eight
Corp.
existing
TWA's
Travelers Insurance Co.—Secondary Offering —« Sec¬
ondary offering of 13,990 shares of common stock (par
$5) was made on Nov. 10 by White, Weld & Co. and
Blyth & Co., Inc., at $86.25 per share, with a dealer's
discount of $1.50 per share.
It was completed.—V. 170,
p. 1845.
11-15
12-
1-
5% preferred (quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co. (quar.)__
Westinghouse Electric, com. (quar.)
3.80%) preferred B (quar.)_
Westmoreland, Inc. (year-end)
Weston (George) Ltd.—
4y2% redeemable pfd. (quar.)
Whitaker Paper Co. (increased quar.)
White Eagie Oil Co.
(siocx dividend)
40c
1
12-
preferred (quar.)
Canada Breweries,
35C
Union
guaranteed
Air
2
25c
Tablet
$1.75
(quar.)
Pipe
12-15
12-
$1.50
Western
Line (quar.)—_
Troy & Greenbush RR. Association (s-a)
Gas
1-3-56
•
12-
(quar.)
Western
11-21
11-15
(s-a)
(quar.)
Sugar
& Seashore RR., com.
li-23
11-11
11-30
20c
11-11
11-30
11-15
11-10
$1
(initial)
com.
standard-size
supplement
of
Aircraft
11-18
11-21
25c
12-15
12-10
1
11-25
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
new
to
June
More Super-G's-^-
purchase
Lockheed
due
$1.25
Telephone
next
approved
announced
20c
pfd.
12-10
12 (4 c
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas)
Transcontinental
4.30%
(quar.)
(quar.)
$4
14
from
Delivery of the eight additional Super G's will precede a previously
order ior
24
extra long-range
model 1649 Constellations
in the spring of 1957.—V. 182, p. 1060.
11-10
50c
;
Nov.
on
Constellations
Ralph S. Damon, President said that 20 Super-G's are now in service
for
11-15
12-
and
5c
Snowdrift,
special
4.80%
1
1
8c
25C
(quar.)
1212-
directors
G
starting
25c
20c
e
.—
Products
Tung-Sol
&
Indies
Western
10c
Trunz,
10c
50c
Western Auto Supply Co., com.
Extra
Treesweet
Services
Oil
preferred
6%
Forging Corp.—
\<
Travelers Insurance
11-10
.
convertible preferred
*fo
Welex Jet
Co.—
Industries,
Torbrit
11-21
1
(quar.)
(s-a)
(quar.)
Toronto
1
12-
The
Super
Co.—
preferred
corp.
11-10
12-
Corp., $3 pfd. (quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.
D.)
4(4%
Tokheim
Toledo Edison
12-10
7oC
30c
dividend
Waverly Oil Works Co
3uc
(quar.)
11-10
Washington Mutual Fund
Wayne Screw Products
7
11-
12-10
Trans World Airlines, Inc.—Buys
Co.—
(quar.)
t
Warren
11-10
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-20
6
11-25
3uC
Title Guarantee &
Stock
11-10
11-25
50c
(Northam)
12-10
Increased
35c
Extra
Titan
11-10
75c
__
(quar.)
11-30
11-30
25c
.
11-16
12-23
2%
1214C
;
12-12
1 -13-56
Changed
Minerals, Inc. above.—AL 182, p. 115..
11-17
200%
dividend)
(stock
Trans-National Uranium & Oil Corp.—Name
See Trans-National
9
10c
Investing
Co.
2uC
Stores
12-
40c
t
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
10c
Thrifty Drug
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$35c
__^
(extra)-,
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-30
1714 c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
$1
pfd.
70c/Conv.
11-
Share
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd.
5 '/o
(quar.)__
common
Welder
Thomson' Eitctric
1
35c
dividend)
(stock
Thompson Products Inc.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett,
12-
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
40c
_
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
Thew
53
(2177)
Witter
&
Co.
The
rates
of
conversion,
public
otfering
terms are to be supplied by a me lame nt.
in research and p.oduction of microwave
and in tne development and manufacture of pre¬
underwriting
company
is
engaged
tubes
and
cision
electronic instruments.
systems
proceeds of the financing are to be used as follows: $1,100,000
for the purchase of land,
buildings and equipment for engineering,
marketing and manufacturing; $350,000 for expansion of the com¬
pany's research, engineering and development program; and the bal¬
Net
ance
to
augment working capital.—V. 182, p. 962.
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
(2178)
and
Vitro Corp. of America—Acquisition—
Ward,
Carlton
J.
M.
Lumiy,
on
Nov.
of
announced
that
contracted
has
Vitro
acquire
to
together
stock.
common
for the engineering
known lirms
in
this field in the United States and Canada. In recent years its
activities have been expanded to include natural gasoline and petrol¬
which
Treco,
of
better
the
of
one
construction
annual
Treco's
construction.
contract
to
1942
refineries, is
oil
of
chemical plants, and similar types of engineering
by-product
eum
organized in
was
construction
and
contracts
in
average
will
debentuies
Nov.
beginning
PROCEEDS—Net
company,
Vitro,
fund
cash
the
1963
have
with
facilities.
imately
for
From
and
expend,
to
its iron
increase
next
the
over
two
bonds
GIVING
(issuable
series
C
due
floor
for
space
700
has
increased
persons.
1955.—V.
about
from
D
due
Promissory notes of
182,
to
estimated
an
1955—Month—1954
Period End. Oct. 31—
however,
f7,500
shares
version
Board
Chairman
Harold
elected
fo.mtrly
E.
the
of
Smith,
remain
offices
Nov.
as
remain
of
ac.lve
as
director.
a
Vice-President,
been
has
Offices—
removal
1955
21,
and
Executive
the
announces
on
will
who
Chairman
to
1721
Arch
and
executive
its
of
Philadelphia
St.,
3,
Pa.
Howard
L.
15.
Mich.,
until
Duplex,
elected
was
been
Vice-President
President
of
the
its
acquisition by Warner
Duplex shareholders.
whicn
as
for
division
a
Manager.-—V.
of
182,
the
this
3,750,000
£10,000 shs.
363,166 shs.
§2,500,000 shs.
Flans
Swasey
&
as
Co.,
of
on
Lansing,
Oct.
31,
after
Nov.
which
program
by
major
a
on
50%
for
&
special
&
Swasey
Swasey,
industrial
Gradail,
with
uses,
will
such
100,000
N.
2,500 shs.
as
plant
Item
foot
square
addition
to
were
in
the
installa¬
facilities
additional
in
con¬
three
according to Alexander P. Hirsch,
has under construction, he said,
also
meet
to
warenouse
entered
the
the
inventory
requirements
iron,
steel
combina¬
upon
aggregating
paid
7.31
shares
June
on
executive
21,
1920,
previously
oflice
is
is
integrated
an
hearth
open
products,
fabricated
engaged
located
steel
Ohio
products
steel
steel
pipe
(continuous
accessories,
expanded
galvanized
steel
by
the
Valley,
addition
and
variety
a
and
coke
cities
and
being
include
pig
operations,
products
warehouses
14
steel
shipping
light
the
steel
serviced
by
sales
a
entirely
sells
also
through
offices
sales
selected
market
in
13
Kuhri, Loeb & Co.___——
C.
Allyn &
Bache
Co.,
each
areas,
named
below
have
%
Lazard
2.50
&
Lee
Freres
1.65
Lehman
3.70
A.
Sons
2.50
McDonald &
Corp.—
1.25
Merrill
Clark, Dodge & Co
Francis I. du Pont & Co.___
1.65
Co.,
Brown
&
E.
Co,___
&
Higginson
Inc,__—
Alex.
Brothers
Masten
3.70
._
Corp._____.
&
3.00
1.65
Merrill,
Boston Corp
Mich.gan Corp
Fulton, Reid & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co._____
5.25
F.
1.65
Smith,
1.25
Stone
Harriman
3.70
Union
1.25
Westheimer
.increase
during
planned
the
air
%
H.P.,
horsepower,
conditioners
the
markets,
This
with
1956
will
Hirsch
of
the
which
should
Welbilt's
season.
H.
with
and
similar
a
be
completed
present line.of */2
mount window air
flush
P.
1956
home
small
with
a
H.P.
2
model
commercial
to
building
of
of
—__
formerly
C.
W.
Miller
&
Noyes
2L_
Co
&
-
The
Period End. Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
(Mo.)—October Sales Up—
1955—Month—1954
See
Co.,
182,
1817.
p.
5.25
Co._
is offering to its common stockholders of record
Oct. 25 the right to subscribe on or before Nov. 25
for
18,500 shares of additional common stock (par $10) at
$12 per share on the basis of one new share for each
company
five shares held.
Dickson
The
&
net
The offering is underwritten
by R. S.
Co., Charlotte, N. C.
proceeds
182, p.
to
are
be
used
to
Robert
C.
A.
for
expansion
Black,
and
the
business
me
3.70
;____
Securities
&
Corp
1355,
T
Bush,
Messrs.
call
to
the
approve
both
1.00
Weld
&
Co.
3.70
Witter
&
Co
2.50
182,
and
Black,
Tilt
T
Motor
a
and
company,
Board
and
Company,
President,
Nov.
on
14,
shareholders'
the
approved
Bush
said
that
meeting
on
D°c.
said.
announcement
the
Di¬
Co., Houston, Tex. — Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
company on Nov.
10 filed a registration statement with the
covering 183,003 shares of convertible preferred stock, 1955 series
<$30 par), to be offered for
subscription by holders of outstanding com¬
EEC
the
to
assets
be
acquired
White
include cash, receivables, inventories,
property, plant and
(except a
property located
at
51st
St.
and
Kilbourne
Chicago), patterns, dies, tools and trade-marks.
The
amount
paid by White, plus anticipated tax carryback and
mon
stock
shares
at
held
the
the
on
of
rate
record
one
preferred
date.
The
White,
Net
Weld
proceeds
are
&
to
Co.
from
pany's
ment
tion,
funds
derived
for
operation
the
of
drilling
exploration
the
com¬
of develop¬
in the Peace
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Debentures Offered—This cor¬
poration is offering to holders of its common stock the
right
to
subscribe
due Nov.
amount
for
$19,097,800
15, 1975, at 100% at the
of
debentures
for
each
of
3%%
rate of
10
debentures
$100 principal
shares
of
on Nov.
16, 1955. The subscription
offer will expire at 3:30 p.m.
(EST) on Nov. 30, 1955. A
group of investment bankers headed by
Kuhn, Loeb &
Co. is underwriting the
offering.
Nov.
debentures
15,
1967.
through Nov.
amount
15,
are
The
convertible
conversion
1959 is $57.50,
of debentures and
into
price
per
stock
share
of
on
of
$7.50 in
cash.
or
prior
common
payable by surrender of
payment
common
On
the
of
remaining
between $23
assets
White
real
and $24
will
have
per
total
$50
Nov.
to
stock
principal
16,
1959
owned
subsidiaries
Texas
are
gaso¬
retail
share
The
payable
customers.
who
and
own
a
u-ansportmg
The
had
oil
operates
The com¬
company
contiguous to Pecos.
1955
to
acquired tne
has
company
to
and
assets
the
initiated
Jan.
on
principal
of
l^oa
h_xaers
stockholders
two
years
initial
an
«,u
ousiness
have
it, common
7
of
estate
1355.
all
divi¬
stock
common
outstanding.
The
general
company s
Pecos,
offices
Texas.
located
are
1320
at
West
Third
St.,
-
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
•.
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
*5%
Common
in
Tne
in
of
drill.ng
on
a
the
140
of
purpose
live
160
the
19ou,
parent
Texas
it
owns
a
real
final
installment
tlnterest rates
estate,
mobile
of
equipment;
due
in
of
6%
to'
monthly
and
and
well
as
on
a
40
two
in Mitchell County, o.iset on
Mitchell County, with no offsets.
in
whoiiy-owned
a
lor
in
producing
One well is
In addition,
tract.
acre
wells
leases
lease
acre
subsidiary
iwo
the
tor
butane and other petroleum prouuc.s lor tne
as
for outside customers. Tne company has
trucks.—V.
transport
is
otner
acquired
intererts.
85%
oil
compensat.on
as
nas
completed'
can eu
organized
transporting
partly
company
approximately
lease
company
company
The
lias
tne
240
a
activities,
others.
owns
acre
acquire interests in
that it may
drilling
for
tract
acre
and
oil
its
wells
which
company
by
items
with
$808.91,
$9,014.78*
of
in
wens
of
Secured
contemplates
County,
til
sides,
1959.
of
course
installments
various
company
the
tne
in
by
127,500
Io0,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
$1)
(par
due
secured
$50,000
payable
monthly
$17,903.16
ii%;
notes
stock
^Due
Outstanding
payable
mortgages
,
tEquipment
182,
1957.
p.
(F. W.) Woolworth Co.—October Sales Up—
Sales
1955—Month—19o4
1S55—10 Mos.—1954
$o0,26x,325 $5c6,341,560 $u31,476,701
$64,136,914
-
—V.
182,
1614.
p.
„
AVycotah Oil & Uranium, Inc., Denver, Colo.—Registers
Commission—
With Securities and Exchange
This
filed
corporation
registration
a
with
statement
the
SEC
on
covering 1,500,x25 shares of Us one cent par common
stock.
According to the prospectus, these shares are not being o.fered
tu
the
public generally, but on.y to the owners of percentages of
Nov.
10,
1955,
certain oil and gas leases and to the owners
properties, • and in
exchange for such working
in
interests
uranium
certain
Wyo/,
and
properties.
well
as
counties
Texas.
the
For
of
purposes
the
offer
such
shaxes
approximately
as
also
company
Fox Hilis
from
Oil
three
and
Utah
of
The
&
Co.
shares
by
in
various,
Hudspeth
in
leases
County,
further \ve/>ian county
acqulie
Co., Mush
Petroleum
Gas
gas
to
claims
uranium
1,400
and
oil
expects
Creex Production
registered
also
Co.,
and
hereunder;
and
it
expects to acquire additional leases in other Wyoming counties as
well as
the Shootering Creek Mining Corp.
It has no ether prop¬
erties whose acquisition is presently contemplated, but it does expect
to
cent
of su h properties thit w'll fit the
favorable terms.
acquisition program
an
nue
Principal promoters are ti. u. cet.a.e ana E. jl. Pcie.se.i, both of
Newcastle. Wyo. (President and Executive Vice-President, respectively).
In
recognition
their
of
services
organizing and planning
in
the
com¬
and in implementing its property acquisition program, the com¬
sold them 240,000 and 309,250 shares, respectxve.y, at one cent
pany
pany
share.
per
Yuba Consolidated
assets
tractors
Gold Fields, Boston, Mass.—Regis¬
vehicles
$115,000,000 and some 190,000 trucks and
nation's highways. White at present has about 135,000
and Diamond T some 55,000.
use
It
is
The
the
intention
White
distribute
Diamond
organization
said.
The
of
Motor
White
Freightliner,
trucks
the
182,
Diamond
p.
to
operate
Diamond
T
as
a
T
will
Mr.
of
then
trucks.
Bush,
the
announcement
include White, Autocar, WhiteIs operated as a separate
Each
1162.
White's Auto Stores, Inc.—October Sales
Higher—
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Sales
—V.
1955—Month—'951
$2,128,523
182,
p.
1955—10 Mos.—19-54
$1,746,933 $23,516,124 $17,586,294
1614.
Nov.
company
filed
1955,
covering
16,
stock,
ceased,
holds
the
Bolster,
See
Dixie-Home
Stores
above.—V.
182,
Winn
See
intend
B.
&
Lovett Grocery
Dixie-Home
Stores
Co.—Merger Consummated—
above.—V.
182,
p.
Seligman & Co., of Milwaukee, Wis., on Oct. 28 publicly
offered 200,0G0 shares of common stock at
par ($1 per
share) as a speculation.
PROCEEDS—The
net
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
exploration
to
which
capital
on
par
committee
third
have
These
offered
be
4C5.365
for
shares
sale.
public
are
Stmley
and is the father of Marshall
company
substantial
no
resign
as
who
directors.
recently
members
were
last
propose
is
elect
Ben
to
Lewis
Reynolds,
Ben
as
be
F.
interest
by
a
F.
a
close
for
by
Pitman,
Treasurer,
"spirited" proxy contest to
have indioat'd that
and
dire triors
as
Jr., .and
of
and
company
K:ath:ga and L;w.3
a
committee
of
after
margin,
Blyth
Jr.,
the
H.
election
Pitman,
srl"cted
in
Richard
directors
lost
had
candidates
to
proposed
stock
Messrs.
became
Spring
as
members,
candidate
B.
to
President
and
a
dine.or
of
t _e
company.
The
indicates that, upon consummation of such sal\
Marshall G. Bolster and H. Fred.r.ck Higemann,
the
t -ey
will
3.44%.
or
stock
director ox'the
management
they
AV 0 If son Uranium Corp., Denver, Colo.—Stock
Offered
statement
wi.h the SEC
outstanding s.iares of iis $1
lor
shares,
76,000
a
and
Reynolds,
the
2069.
registration
405,365
ofiered
be
further
M.
will
Jr.,
1847.
p.
Stanley
to
of
shares
Bol.ter is
M.
G.
Stores, Inc.—Merger Consummated—
a
public saie t ro.gn an underwriting'
group
headed by Blyth & Co., Inc.
The public efferirg price and
underw.iting terms are to be supplied by amenums.t.
Tne company
has outstanding a total of 2,211,950 shares of stock.
According to
the prospectus, Stanley
M.
Bol.ter, of Boston,
as
trustee
under
the
will
of
Margaret
A.
deceased,
holds
Brignam,
329,365 s ares, or 14.89%.
In addition, Stanley Id. Bolster and R.
Evans
Paine, -Jr., as trustee under the will o. Rene E. Paine, de¬
capital
priospectus
Wrinn-Dixie
Securities and Exchange Commission—
ters With
This
division
with headquarters in Chicago and to
through the present Diamond T dealer
direction
product line
and
division.—V.
White
Company
T
under
1
cents
16,
waive
to
snares
of
Dec.
rtcuxu
agreed
dividends.
any
cn
dividend
ox
8a,J00
on
paid
dividend
quarterly
a
1955
21,
6,
heretofore
not
pay
Oct.
on
period
a
its
iur
Texas
17,
Douglas,
intends
now
ueciared
for
W.
w
foregoing, the company
1944.
company's
dends
now
in
Oct.
on
the
to
p.xmaruy
and
Counties
wcus
ox*
In addition
share.
common
stock held of record
The
liquidation
these
approximately
British
Columbia and the Louisiana Tidelands.
In addi¬
contemplates that expenditures may be made lor
activities in other areas.—V. 182, p. 2069.
of
the
of
for
the
from
acquisition
of
in
the
the
on
date,
record
company
exploratory
With
to be supplied by amend¬
principal underwriter.
from
approximately $1,200,000
and approximately $1,100,000
of
area
the
and
common
proceeds
will realize for Diamond T shareholders
arc
the
business
wells;
River
as
20
used in the company's
exploration and devel¬
contemplated that there will be expended from
It is
such
and
named
each
be
opment programs.
proceeds
is
for
rate
dividend
subscription price and underwriting terms
ment.
share
Ave.,
expected
discharge
obligations
company's operations as may be obtainable 011
agreement.
equipment
Gas
the
remainder, tne lirst
capital; the next $30 000
valued at an arbitrary price of $4 per share.
Wycotah was organized on April 12,
1955, under Delaware law.
By this offering, if successful, it will acquire the woiixiiig mterts.s
(or a large pait thereof) in 10 oil and gas leases in Weston County,
of_ this
the
Car
special
have
and
wholly
two* qnwucuig
Woodroow
of
ana
interests
1266.
p.
President
Chairman, of
transaction,
companies
its
out etj
own
five
company
s.ooK,
working
above.—V.
Diamond
expects
to
of
to
current
the
working
transport
DIVIDENDS—(The
Ti.e
3.70
Co
cash.
Diamond
its
of
ena
Newea_tle
by
Natural
was
leasts
12,
and
acreage.
in
Webster Securities
____:
that an
agreement has been signed under which White
acquire, subject to the Department of Justice and
Diamond T
shareholders' approval, substantially all the net assets of Diamond T
for
first
otner
Of
were
Corp.
J.
gas
oil
o_
contract
organized
3.70
.
Chairman
E.
of
and
$35,000.
additional
has
also
amount
announced
program.
1742.
Western
at
will
rectors
pay
F.
Tilt
respectively
devoted
$30,000
1.65
Co
&
White Motor Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
Carolina Telephone Co.—Stock Offered—The
will be
of
1.25
inc.
$17,603,000-$13,880,000 $161,357,000 $134,393,000
Western
—V.
Fedders-Quigan
proceeds
Period End. Oct. 31—
Whirlpool-Seegar Corp.—Signs Contract—
1955—10 Mos.—1954
Counties,
amount
ior
pany
of
Western Auto Supply Co.
net
principally
1.65
3.70
&
&
Barney
&
Dean
purchase 143 unpatented lode mining
Grand and Emery Counties, Utah
and
Colo.—V. 182, p. 1162.
Juan,
approximately
used
company
small
Pierce,
Beane
Moseley
White,
1.65
2069.
p.
&
Turben
Corp.
Co—2.50
Langley & Co
—V. .182,
S,
Co._.
Lynch,
Fenner
3.70
Ripley & Co., Iric.
Hemphill,
Detroit-Michigan Stove Co., Inc., also
square
foot plant in Detroit, Mich., for the pro¬
residential and commercial cooking ranges.—V.
182, p, 962,
&
First
First
Hayden,
500,000
a
The
Dillon
announced.
corporation,
duction
addition
new
l H.P. and lVa
supplemented in
be
requirements
Mr.
operates
the
conditioning
1956
for
for
1.25
Morgan Stanley & Co
scheduled
Securities
the
Denver
service
3.70
:t
-
Co.__
3.70
been
Carolina
830
at
through
Mitcheil
-
17.00
Inc.____
is
engaged primarily in (1) wholesale distnoucion of
oil, motor oil and other petroleum products;
(2)
gasoline,- motor oils and other automotive supp.ies,
of
In
%
corporation
stations; (3)-sale of butane gas to comme.cial, industrial and
domestic customers; (4) bulk sale of anhydrous ammonia and other
feail.zers; and (o) oil well drilling, primarily as contractor for others.
its
im¬
unit.
underwriters
The
been
exploration
diesal
sale
con¬
products.
corporation
almost
district
in
fcr
of
service
stations
and
other
wholesale
and
retail
distribution
activities;
and
the
rest
of
the
proceeds,,
$37,500, will be useu as woriinig xunds for the
drilling
installments
its
maintaining
the
of
has
incipaon
corporations
line,
iron,
rolled
sheets, gal¬
terne plate,
tin mill
plate
and
black
plate,
plate,
Co._____
has
of
by-products.
markets
its
s-nce
worthwhile
cold
and
pipe
and
elbows,
culverts,
and other
organization,
deemed
4,
and
cor¬
Co., New York, on
publicly 75,000 shares of common stock
the
of
be
gas
estimated
to
many
severally
agreed to purchase, and the corporation has agreed to sell to them,
severally the respective percentages indicated below of such of the
debentures, as shall not be subscribed for by the exercise of
rights:
A.
and;
to
of
corporation
stove
ceilings and
steel-producing
corporation
selling
steel
Aug.
expansion
oil
selling
tin
steel stampings, cut nails, rcoiing
products such as screens, lath and mesh,
its
to
coal
The
own
for
and
butt-weld),
metalware,
some
$oG,000' will
oer
manufactured
on
options to
San
in
amount
a
ingots
producer
Eastman,
production
in
products.
ingots, slabs, blooms, billets, hot
sheets, galvanized rooiing,
tin
plate,
coated
and
lithographed
tainers,
the
conducts
in
River
In
company.
Bessemer
leading
a
**.74,458 shs.
Nevada
at $4 per share.
loans
manu¬
of
corporation has nine
plants having
an
estimated aggregate
annual capacity of 1,720,000 net tons of coke,
1,800,000 net tons of
pig iron, and 2,130,000 net tons of open hearth and Bessemer steel
ingots and
facilities
capable
of
converting such ingots into semi¬
finished and finished steel products.
*
The
bank
at
steel
and
is
it
the
in
increase
in
in
The
Blyth &
air
1955
corporations
principal
in
con¬
dividend
conditioning field four years ago, Mr.
Hirsch pointed out, the company's product has been
exceptionally well
received.
Sales ox such equipment this year will total several million
dollars, he added.
Utilizing present manufacturing capacity, a 100%
meet
not,
bonds.
directly or through its subsidiaries. The steel mills and
fabricating plants of the corporation are located in
corporation
light
stock
17,
Outstanding
payments.
organized
corporation
Saguache
PROCEEDS—The
of
in
now
upon
engaged primarily in the business
steel, and various steel products, and
for
growing business.
Welbilt
Its
in
10 offered
(par $1)
357,526 shs.
is
It
UNDERWRITERS—The
Y.,
Principal
400,000
foot
square
company
foot
square
Maspeth,
the -firms
conditioners,
The
its
corporation.
100,000
a
of air
rapidly
Va.
WheeHng-Rt»ubenviiie district
25-mile reach of the Ohio River.
standard
located
has
BUSINESS—Company
of
respect
co-fft'ip/i
a
Building,
Nov.
111,909,780 shs.
eliminated
and
organized
was
to
successor
business.
pig
portant
of
this
by
expand
be
Chairman.
Since
corporation
producing pig iron,
be
Walker
Mr.
1225.
p.
expansion
15
will
will
production
in
was
principal office
Denver/Colo.
Gunpison and
la-
issued
for property
Woodrow Douglas Oil Co.,
Pecos, Tex.—Stock Offered
& King, Libai^e, Stout &
arid
Incidental
Corp.—Major Expansion Planned—
for
announced
the
W.
warehouse
Welbilt
,
shares
and one share issued on Oct.
certificates.
Scrip certificates
as
products
steel
company
Truck
Warner
Warner
of
Duplex
trucks
manuxactures
undercariiages
operated
General
Swasey Co.—Acquisition Completed—■
had
by
including
its
3,750,000
corporation
The
—Eisele
a
vanized
Walker
He
approval
of
the
the
of
properties
ox
uranium,
12,768,000
initially reserved for issuance
debentures.
173,617
steel
finishing
black
Warner &
been
FINANCING
$15,922,000
outstanding.
the
general
658.
p.
have
BUSINESS—The
The
elected
been
2288.
p.
Co.—Moves
company
182,
Board
181,
has
Graf,
formerly
President.—V.
Warner
President,
William
succeed
to
the
1955
scrip
of
thn
V/allerstein,
of
14,
tion
its
1614.
p.
Honorary
a
by
business
acquis.uon
Suosiaiary.
Mncludes
Walleretein Co., Inc.—Elects Officers—
the
owned
are
shares
facturing
1955—10 Mos.—1954
principal
in
19,097,800
any
PRESENT
1955, *or the purpose, among others, of acquiring,
exploring
developing uranium properties including producing mines. The
poration has no operating history and no known ore
reserves.
pla.ms
Outstanding
19,097,800
issuing
TO
500,000 sns.
corporation
or
purposes;
$1).—
(par
The corporation
($2,-
of
corporate
GIVING EFFECT
14,458 shares reserved
BUSINESS—The
FINANCING
24,000,000
intention
present
any
otner
lor
stock
*Includes
of
20,000,000
___
1975__________)
subsidiary
a
ana
Authorized
Common
and
0$46,310,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds could
be issued under the provisions of the first mortgage.
There is
along
Board
cash
plants
series>_!>$75,000,000
cumulative preferred stock (no par)
stock ($10 par value)
$5
Wheeling,
$16,848,884 $15,495,028 $157,157,510 $150,058,978
182,
uuuiej;
together
meeting
to
an
PRESENT
TO
Common
Delaware
1614.
p.
Sales
tion
in
500,000 guaranteed by corporation)
in capital stock of
$3,500,000
Walgreen Co.—October Sales Show Gain—
Nov.
years,
EFFECT
Minority's share
subsidiary
in
sales
in
expansion
and
three
1967
debentures-due
Oct.
$900,000
body
o*e
1955 Wheeling expended approx¬
1970
series
3%%
§381,956
According to a statement by Dr. G. Russell Tatum, General Manager
of
the Laboratories Division,
the staff at Silver Spring has grown
from 90 to 34o personnel since 1948 and the annual volume of busi¬
—V.
used
production
and coal reserves/It now intends
ore
to
debentures,
the
solidation.
be ready for occupancy by 1957.
laboratory building calls for 55,000 square feet of usable
floor space, suitable for 350 persons, plus storage and other auxiliary
features.
The design will permit an early expansion to 100,000 square
The
be
improvements
Authorized
mort.
will
of
costs; for payment of properties; used for reserve for
development and
mining in event exploration work results in .ocaticn 01 an ore
Club
CAPITALIZATION
initial
building
the
of
wi.l
and
modernization
for
3V*%
Leo
6ale
the
company,
additions
early 1946 to Sept. 30,
3j/4'/■
will build a new
according to an
announcement by J. Carlton Ward, Jr., President.
The new laboratory
will replace the present leased facilities of the Silver Spring Laboratory
of the division, and will allow for greatly increased expansion and
many new and
modern improvements.
Vitro nas purchased a site of 35 acres in the Wheaton Woods section
of Montgomery County, on Georgia Avenue, seven miles north of the
present
laboratory. Five acres of this plot have been rezoned for
general
commercial use,
permitting immediate
construction.
It is
expected that ground will be broken early next year and that the
—V.
by
sinking
additional amount
estimated at approximately $65,000,000 for further modernization and
expansion of plants and facilities. The company also
contemplates
increasing its ingot capacity by at least 270,000 net tons and replacing
all its present Bessemer converters with new steel-making facilities.
First
Laboratories, a division of this corporation,
million-dollar
laboratory
near
Silver Spring, Md.,
for
increase
annual
CAPITALIZATION
from
the
of
proposed
$167,000,000
facilities
to
Plans New Laboratory—
ness
will
$750,000
of
1959.
15,
proceeds
funds
otner
requirements
and
Vitro
feet
conversion
on
benefit
the
excess
$20,000,000.-
The
payment
share.
The
the
which
will
become
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary
of
with its Canadian subsidiary, Reiinery Engineering,
Ltd., of Toronto, Ont., and a partnership, Tne Reiinery Engineering
Co., also of Tulsa.
The
price to be paid by Vitro for Treco, as it is known in the
engineering business, was not disclosed, but it is believed to be between
$2
and S3
million,
a
substantial part of which will be in
Vitro
latter
16,
Nov.
per
this
of
Refinery
Fresident
14
$5
corporation, and Thomas
Engineering Co. of Tulsa, Okla.,
President
Jr.,
Monday, November 21r 1955
Morton
Richard
other
The
Inc.
It
is
Antonio,
as
President,
Co.,
&
San
two
Seidtl.
H.
Keatinge,
fur.her
as
Sec¬
retary.
Tne
company's gold-mining
Francisco
(Calif.)
o.fice.—V.
operations
156,
p.
are
1512.
operated
out
of
its
San
Ir*H l sft Tf
.iHfl^fW^WWKWiFrAi 4 f»V*nt «JJ,
Volume 182
■*.-*
Number 5483
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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(2179)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
<
public Company, Shearson, Ham-
Florence Housing Authority, Ala.
Note Sale—The $275,000 notes
offered Nov. 15—v. 182, p. 1958—
to
awarded
were
the
Chemical
Corn
Exchange Bank, New Tork
City, at 1.63% interest, plus a pre¬
mium
of
mill
&
Co.,
Corbett &
Pickard,
Inc.,
and
Rodman
&
Renshaw, at a price of 100.01* »a
net interest cost of about 2.21%, as
follows:
Y ■ '•
■;
; '
i;..^
Warrant
Sale
—
awarded
were
the
to
First
ARKANSAS
received
<s00,000
Sold—No
for
system
works
bids
bonds
bonds offered
School
1848.
Jr.,
School District,
Angeles County,
Los
awarded
to
J. Moore,
will
Clerk,
receive
until 2 p.m.
<PST)- on Nov-. 28-for
the purchase of $78,000 building
bonds. Dated April 15, 1955. Due
on April
15 from 1977 to T980 hi*
Calif.
H.
R.
3.17%.
Treasurer's
Principal
and
(A-O)- payable
at
the
Bond
Secretary
in
Beard
of
of
Directors,
Bonsall
until
Nov.
on
of
26
$140,000
1:30
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
water
works
bonds. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the District Treasurer's of¬
fice,
the
at
or
National
Bank
of
America
Trust
& Savings Asso¬
Diego, Los Angeles
San Francisco, or at any fiscal
ciation
and
in San
of the
agency
District in
Chicago
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
New
or
York
Fullerton Junior
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Authority
bids
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Offering—Director Frank
announces
thority
will
until 11
a.m.
purchase
sealed
1975
of
on
and
1,
1961.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
American Trust
in¬
the
at
Company, of San
Francisco, or at the Irving Trust
Company, of New York City. Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San Francisco.
!
,
i
net interest cost of about
as follows:
$32,000 5s. Due on Dec.
1956 to
1959
15 from
inclusive.
16,000 23/4s. Due on Dec. 15, 1960
to
1966
inclusive.
,
,
1967
to
1980 inclusive.
County (P. O.
bonds
offered Nov.
2071—were
15—v.
awarded
to
a
182,
and
in¬
at
the
&
p.
group
3.09%.
Angeles County Sanitation
Angeles,
White,
C.
Weld
J.
&
Bank, of Los
Devine
&
Co.,
Co., Laidlaw &
Hornblower & Weeks, First
Michigan Corp., Central Re¬
Co.,
of
and
1993
June
15
®ale;.of
of
will
receive
the
office
day.
same
in
(PST)
be received the
on
Board
Hill, Secre¬
Directors,
of
sealed
Manteca,
bids
until
his
at
11
a.m.
Nov. 30 for the purchase
of
Orinda Fire Protection District,
Costa
Contra
County, Calif.
Pacific School District, Sacramento
County, Calif.
Bond Offering — C. C. LaRue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
Angelas 57),
Bond
Foster
the
of
that
Directors
will
the
receive
bonds.
15
clusive.
Board
Dated Oct. 1, 1953. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1983 to 1987 inclusive
approved
by O'Melveny
& Myers, of Los Angeles.
King Union School District,
Ttlare County, Calif.
Bond Offering — Claude
H
sealed bids at his office in Visalia
(PST)
purchase
of
on
Nov. 22 for
$68,000
building
at
the
County
pay¬
Treasurer's
office.
View
S±—t:~I~us
Bond
School
Caun*v.
Sale—The
District,
Calif.
$69,000
build
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182
p.
1848
were
awarded
to
the
County
Legality
ap¬
Trinity Valley Joint Union School
District, Humboldt and Trinity
Counties, Calif.
Bord Offering—Fred J. Moore,
Clerk,
County
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Nov.
000
Sutcliffe,
of
San
Redwood
City Elementary School
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
Due
I
follows:
$150,000 2v2s. Due
on
Jan. 1, 1970
and
the
at
1973 to
Francisco.
Due Jan. 1,
on
1972.
Jan. 1 from
Contra Costa
County, Calif.
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on Nov.
22 for the purchase of
$400,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
(J-J)
1
Jan.
on
from
Principal
payable
office.
Treasurer's
1957 to
1958
offered
—
rington
Sale—The $450,000
Bond
bonds
were
Nov.
7—v.
awarded to
sewer
182,
and
interest
at the County
Legality
ap¬
a
follows:
$100,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1956 to
inclusive.
1960
350,000 2%s. Due
1961
to
on
Nov. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
Sonoma
County Flood Control and
Calif.
Water Conservation District,
Dean
Sale
The
—
$5,650,000
Coyote Valley Dam bonds offered
Nov.
17—v.
awarded
National
ciation,
to
182,
Trust
of
p.
the Bank
San
&
1958—were
of America
Savings
Francisco,
Asso¬
at
a
(P. O. Newtown), Conn.
J. Cole¬
Offering—Edw.
Member of the Board of Se¬
lectman, will receive sealed bids
until 3 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 29 for
the purchase of $640,000 elemen¬
tary school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1,
man,
Due
1955.
terest
1956 to
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1975
Principal
in¬
and
(A-O) payable at the Con¬
necticut National Bank of Bridge¬
Legality approved by Ropes,
port.
Coolidge & Rugg, of
Gray, Best,
Boston.
DELAWARE
Newark, Delaware
Bond
Offering' — Charles
D.
Long, City Secretary, will receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST)
Dec.
on
the
for
15
purchase
of
$1,500,000 municipal improvement
bonds.
Due
on
from
1960
Principal
and
1
Dec.
inclusive.
1984
to
payable
(J-D)
of
Office
Trust
the
at
Wil¬
mington Trust Company, Newark.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Taylor
&
Washburn,
of
New
York
City.
FLORIDA
Florida
Offering —
Mascotte,
Certificate
ruovfc-
that
8
Rettw Watkins
will
bids
Town
announces
received
be
until
Nov. 29 for the
purchase of $70,000 water revenue
certificates. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
p.m.
Due
on
(EST)
Nov.
on
from
1
1956 to 1987
San
of
thereafter
Nov.
1,
callable
are
Interest
approved
by
1965.
as
of
M-N. Le¬
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble & Mitchell, of
gality
New York City.
Stuart, Florida
$180,000
Sale—The
Bond
im¬
provement revenue bonds offered
Nov. 10 —v. 182, p. 1849 —were
awarded
to
Pierce, Carrison &
Inc.,
Wulbern,
of
and the Robinson,
of
jointly
Atlanta,
Jacksonville,
Humphrey Co.,
at a
price of
about
98.05, a net interest cost of
Water ford
group
Blyth & Co., R. H. Moulton & Co.,
and William R. Staats & Co., all
of San Francisco, at 100.04, a net
interest cost of about 2.80%, as
Sutcliffe,
&
Francisco.
p.
composed of the Security - First
National
Bank
of
Los
Angeles,
Bond
1976
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Rialto, Calif.
1.95%.
Newtown
and
Walnut C*eek School District,
inclusive.
1975 inclusive.
about
inclusive. Certificates due in 1968
r
Due
225,000 2V2s. Due
Roosevelt
& Cross,, and Robert Winthrop &
Co., all of New York City, as 2s,
at a price of 100.43, a basis of
on
1956
Principal
payable
(J-D)
City,
York
New
of
First of Michigan Corp.,
$27,-
from
15
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1970
interest
$450,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 1958 — were awarded to the
California Bank, of Los Angeles,
Bank,
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.,
building bonds. Dated Dec. 15.
1955.
to
the purchase of
for
21
(PST)
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San
&
City
receive
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
Francisco.
$4,280,000 offered Nov. 16—v. 182,
p. 1959—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
interest
Irrigation District bonds.
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Bond
Mountain
Due
interest
and
at
office.
1955.
to?1976 in¬
Sale—The
Bond
Farmers
Jr.,
Tall-
(State of)
bonds totaling
Connecticut
School
3.81%,
District,
Stanislaus County,
Calif.
Sale—The
Bond
$25,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 1849 — were awarded to the
Bank
&
of
America
Savings
Francisco,
as
National
Association,
follows:
Trust
of
San
as
1963
GEORGIA
1968 inclusive.
1975
Atlanta, Georgia
inclusive.
Offerin g—Secretary
Frank A. Lane announces that the
Board
of
Directors
Citv
sealed
-7-
R.
Comptroller,
bids
until
11
Earl
will
a.m.
on Nov. 30 for the purchase
$2,000,000
airport
revenue
(EST)
Arapahoe County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Littleton), Colo.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Offering
Certificate
Landers,
COLORADO
Bond
1968 inclusive.
to
128,000 33/4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1969 to 1985 inclusive.
12,000 3V4s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1969 to
from
30,000 3V2s. Due on Sept. 1 from
$13,000 3V2S. Due on Dec. 15 from
1956 to
follows:
$22,000 3y4s, Due on Sept. 1
1956 to 1962 inclusive. '
receive
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
15,
school
sealec
bonds.
a.m.
$98,000
Principal1
Treasurer's
Nov. 23 for
1957
payable
(J-D)
Sacramento
on
Dec.
from
75.000 2V4s.
for the purchase of $500,000 sewer
Mineral
of
Dated
Dec.
in
(PST)
purchase
bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 14
Legality
office
a m.
and 1971.
Calif.
Offering—Secretary J. R
announces
his
at
until 10
dale
similar amount of Oak-
a
Legality
Bank.
CONNECTICUT
Offering—A.
tary
by the South San Joaquin Irriga¬
tion District, on which bids will
of
as
madge, of Denver.
1995.
Bay Union School District,
Humboldt County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Fred J. Moore,
similar amount of bonds
a
National
ton
South
Bond
callable
are
May 1, 1965. Principal and inter¬
est (M-N) payable at the Little¬
approved by Tallmadge and
inclusive.
June 15, 1994
on
inclusive. Bonds due in 1966
thereafter
and
Di¬
until 11
30 for the
Nov.
on
to
$5,250,000 Tri-Dam Jr., County Clerk, will receive
bonds, 6th issue. Dated sealed bids at his office in Eureka
July 1, 1955. Due July 1, 2004. until 2 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 21 for
Callable as of July 1, 1959. Prin¬ the purchase of $37,000 building
cipal and interest (J-J) payable bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1955. Due on
at the District Treasurer's
office; Dec. 15 from 1957 to 1974 inclu¬
at the Trustee's office, Bank of sive. Principal and interest (J-D)
America National Trust & Savings payable at the County Treasurer's
Association, San Francisco; or at office. Legality approved by Or¬
the District's paying agent in New rick,
Dahlquist,
Herrington
&
York r-City. 'Legality approved by
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Orrick; Dahlquist, Herrington &
South San Joaquin Irrigation Dist.,
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
San Joaquin County, Calif.
Award
is conditioned
on
the
(P. O. Los
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., the California
Quinley,
Oakland,
on
1986
rington
^
Sch.
bonds. Dated Dec. 5, 1955. Due on
Dec. 5 from 1957 to 1970 inclusive
Sale—The $3,300,000 road
Bond
Principal
payable
District No. 21
until 10
Martinez), Calif.
in
(PST)
purchase of
on
'
Los
the
Contra Costa
to
Grant, County Clerk, will receive
;
112,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
office
Due
:
on
490,000 2s. Due
of
15
inclusive.
revenue
as
40,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 15 from
1962
1
1956
son," Hammill & Co., of Los An¬
geles, as 3y4s, at 101.28, a basis
1961.
and
W.
Board
June
on
1976
Due
23/4s.
from
County, Calif.
the
a.m.
2071—were awarded to Shear-
p.
Sale—The
a
Dec.
from
Dist., Los Angeles
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $90,000 building b<mds offered Nov. 15—v. 182
California
100.01,
2.78%,
1
29
$1,000,000
Dated
Dec.
"
} Lawndale
County,
$200,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 1848—were awarded to a group
composed of Blyth & Co., Heller,
Bruce & Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, and William R. Staats Co.,
of
Los
Angeles, at a price of
on
(J-D)
of about
Ceres Sch. Dis?., Stanislaus
Bend
bonds.
of
Ana
Nov.
ity
approved
by O'Melveny
Myers, of Los Angeles.
after
and
purchase
Santa
on
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
i
Sept.
terest
in
(PST)
inclusive.
terest
-
callable
are
office
a.m.
Due
1955.
$46,000,000 Carquinez Strait Bridges toll bridge
revenue
bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1955.
Due on Sept. 1, 1995.
The
bonds
11
the
building
bids
Dec. 13 for
on
his
at
until
for
that the Au¬
receive
(PST)
College District,
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering — B. J. Smith
Bond
B. Durkee
2V2S.
1,690,000
of
Due
to
1972
June 15
from 1977 to 1985 inclusive.
time of
City.
California Toll Bridge
the
ap¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
(PST)
County
Legality
1959
1,470,000
on
Offering—C.
Secretary
23/4s.
from
building bonds. Dated May 1,
on May
1 from 1958 to
1955. Due
$5,250,000
Tri-Dam
revenue
bonds, 7th issue. Dated Julv 1,
cisco.
1955. Due" July 1, 2004. Callable
Bond Offering — W. T. Paasch,
as of
July 1, 1959. Principal and
Exeter Union School District,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
interest (J-J) payable at the Dis¬
Tulare County, Calif.
bids at his office in Martinez until
trict
Treasurer's
Bond Offering — Claude H.
office; at the
11 a.m. (PST) on Nov. 22 for the
Trustee's office, Bank of America
Grant, County Clerk, will receive purchase of $46,000 fire fighting
National Trust & Savings Asso¬
sealed bids at his office in Visalia equipment and apparatus bonds.
until 10 a m. (PST) on Nov. 22 for Dated Dec. 15, 1950. Due on Dec. ciation, San Francisco; or at the
District's
paying agent in New
the purchase of $275,000 building 15 from
1956 to 1971
inclusive.
York City. Legality approved by
bonds. Dated Dec. 5, 1955. Due on Principal and interest
(J-D) pay¬
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Dec. 5 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬ fice. Legality approved by Orrick, Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Award
of
the
issue
is
con¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
tingent on the sale at the same
office.
of San Francisco.
Heights Water District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering—F. H. Fackler,
San
chase
office.
interest
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Bonsall
-
Humboldt
District,
elusive."
fice
water
1958—
p.
Offering—Fred
County
Moulton & Co., of Los Angeles; as
3y4s, at 101.02, a basis of about
.
182,
sealed bids at his office in Eureka
Bond Sale—The $110,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
2071—were
of $1,-
County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
p.
16
obligation
—v.
$2,000,000
rectors, will receive sealed bids at
canceled.
Eureka
Bond
Artesia
15
$425,000 natural
revenue
Nov. 4—v. 182, p.
1
Bond
Dec.
on
Nov.
on
general
were
was
the
sale
proposed
from
Irrigation District,
Stanislaus
his
Mar veil, Ark.
Bonds Not
Due
Cucamonga County Water District,
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond
Offering Cancelled—The
|
15
Dec. 15 from
1959 to 1975 inclusive.
Oakdale
from 1966 to 1977 inclusive.
Na¬
tional Bank of Montgomery.
gas
60,000 3y4s. Due
Dec. 15 from
on
l!,800,000 2y4s.
Dec.
on
Dec. 15 from
on
1962 to 1965 inclusive,
The $500,000
school
warrants
offered Nov. 15—v. 182, p. 1958—
outlay
Due
5s.
000
price of 100.02, a net interest cost
of about 2.57%, as follows:
1956 to 1958 inclusive.
1956 to 1961 inclusive.
$7.
600,000 2s. Due
capital
$9,000
•
,
$900,000 2%s. Due
Tallapoosa, Ala.
■
Witter & Co., of San Francisco, as
follows:
Burns,
receive
(MST)
Nov. 22 for the purchase
on
of $525,-
of
anticipation
certificates.
Dated
1, 1956. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to 1986 inclusive. Principal
Jan.
and
interest
(J-J) payable at the
of Atlanta, or
First National Bank
at
the Chase
Manhattan Bank, of
/oir?o\
Rj
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
(2180)
56
Legality approved
New York City.
by Spalding, Sibley, Troutman &
Kelley, of Atlanta.
(P. O.
Georgia
Offering—Erin
Bond
McLean
Waycross),
County
Ware
W.
John-
Clerk, Commissioner of Roads
and Revenues, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Dec. 15
eon,
purchase of $83*3,000 court
bouse and jail bonds. Dated July
for the
Due on July 1 from 1956
to 1985 inclusive. Principal
and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
Trust Company
of Georgia, At¬
lanta.
Legality approved by
1, 1955.
Spalding,
Sibley,
Kelley, of Atlanta.
County
—
14—
v. 182, p. 1959—were awarded to a
group
composed
of the Harris
Trust & Savings Bank, of Chi¬
building bonds offered Nov.
First Boston Corp., Merrill,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
Hornblower & Weeks, all of New
York City, and McDougal & Con¬
don, of Chicago, at a price of
100.01, a net interest cost of about
follows:
as
1962 inclusive.
1957 to
1 from
960,000 2s. Due on Jan.
1963 to 1968 inclusive.
Carthage, III,
$175,000
3% and 4% water works and
refunding
revenue
to Vieth, Duncan
& Wood, of Davenport.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
bonds
1957
1979
to
M-N.
inclusive.
Legality
Charles
&
Interest
approved
Trauernicht,
by
of
St.
Louis.
Cook County Sch. Dist. No. 65
(P. O. Evanston),■■III.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received
until
Dec.
9
for
purchase of $2,954,000 school
the
until
receive
(CST)
sealed
$470,000 2V2S. Due
1968 inclusive.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
able at the First National
Sale—An
Bond
pay¬
1
1959
from
sive.
trust company
able
to
and
the
the
of
Sale—An
internal
City
Clerk,
will
bids until 10
for
the
motor
sold to the
&
North
purchase
of
$1,400,000
parking
system
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
May 1
on
from
1957 to
1977
inclusive.
Legality
Dec.
Interest
Bond Sale—The
$600,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
composed
of
the
Harris
a
group
Trust
&
Savings Bank, William Blair &
Co., both of Chicago, and WhitePhillips Co.,
of
Davenport, at
100.01, a net interest cost of about
2.49%, as follows:
$145,000 2V2s. Due
1956 to 1961
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
230,000 2V4S. Due
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
225,000 2V2S. Due
1967
to
1972
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Lake County School District No. 67
(P. O. Lake Forest), III.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Paul C
Harper,
Board
Jr.,
Secretary
of
the
Education, will receive
of
sealed bids until 8 pm.
(CST) on
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $440.000
building bonds. Dated Dec.
1955. Due
1973
cn
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1
1956 to
an^
in¬
terest
in
(J-D) payable at a bank
Chicago mutually accentable to
the
purchaser
Education.
Isham,
and
the
Board
Legality approved
Lincoln
&
29
Beale,
30,
1958
street
as
of
Due
on
was
Co., of Davenport,
3Vzs and 314s.
1955.
bonds
Dated
Aug. 1,
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
of
Dec.
30,
Legality
Wichita.
approved
(Offering was pre¬
viously referred to in V. 182, p.
Twp. (P. O.
Columbus), Ind.
Bond
Sale—The
$30,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 10^-v. 182,
1850
p.
Irwin
bus,
were
—
Bank
&
Trust
2y4s, at
as
awarded
Legality
the
to
Co., Colum¬
Frankfort, Ky.
'
Bond Offering—Marcella Lynch,
sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
28 for the purchase of $2,500,000
City
1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
to 1995 inclusive. The bonds are
callable
on
will receive
sealed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of $154,000 bonds, as follows:
Legality approved by Chap¬
&
Sale—The
Bond
on
cinnati,
Dated
Nov.
4V2s, at 95,
as
1
1957
from
to
1955.
Principal
and interest (J-J) payable at the
1,
Home
National Bank, of ThornLegality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
town.
IOWA
a
basis of
about 4.85%.
bonds
on Nov. 1
1966 inclusive.
Due on Nov.
bonds
Due
on
Nov.
1,700,000 2.40s.
Due
on
Nov. 1,
10,000,000 capital outlay bonds as
1968.
Due on Nov.
21/2s.
'
members
of
the
bonds
from
on
&
ward,
R. S.
Offering
—
B.
T. Wood¬
Mayor, will receive sealed
(CST) on Dec. 1
for the purchase of $35,000 public
improvement bonds, as follows:
$17,500 series A bonds. Due from
1958
Dickson
Due
to
Note
New
Nov.
offering
to
group
purchase of $1,800,000 public util¬
on
Dec. 1 for the purchase
$200,000
Dec.
1
building
from
bonds.
1957
to
1975
clusive.
Due
in¬
Legality
approved
by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
.
.
>
:
'
ity
revenue
bonds.
Jan.
1956.
Due
1986
inclusive.
terest
on
14
Dated
1
from
Principal
(J-J) payable at
a
for
the
Jan.
1,
1959 to
and
bank
in¬
or
a
Boston
C
as
District
2V2S. Due
1956
to 2005
on
in¬
bonds
1
from
as
2V2s.
1956
Due on
to 2005 in¬
syndicate made public re-
Sale—The $5,000,000 tem¬
—v.
Dec.
to
clusive.
The
will receive sealed bids until 2:30
on
from
1
water
Iowa
(CST)
2.30s.
1956
Metropolitan District
750,000
Incorporated.
Offering—Sealed and oral
Dist.,
as
from
1
clusive.
loan notes offered Nov. 14
182, p. 2072—were awarded
Sch.
bonds
Nov.
bonds
water
Mass.
Boston,
' J"
Lot
MASSACHUSETTS
1981 inclusive.
Due
1985
Metropolitan
$2,750,000
& Company Incor¬
Cross,
Water
2.30s.
1956 to
as
from
main
on
Nov.
17,500 series B bonds. Due from
1958
&
1
1984 inclusive.
Co.; F. W.
Craigie & Co.; Hirsch & Co., and
Roosevelt
Nov. 1
Metropolitan District
water
porated; Ira Haupt &
1981 inclusive.
to
bonds
Nov.
550,000
Weeks; Coffin & Burr,
Building
on
inclusive.
1970
to
inclusive.
Corporation; A. C. Allyn
Incorporated; Horn-
and Company,
inclusive.
Office
Metropolitan
District
Hallgarten & Co.; Lee Hig-
ginson
1957
Nov. 1
on
1975
to
2.30s. Due
as
2,621,000
Co.; White, Weld 8c Co.; Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler; Bear, Stearns &
& Com¬
pany, Incorporated;Dick & MerleSmith; Reynolds & Co.; Hayden,
Stone & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
Bond
1956
State
120,000
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; C. J.
Devine & Co.; Eastman, Dillon &
2.30s. Due
as
from
syndi¬
porary
Consol.
bonds
relief
flood
August
5,000,000
1,
1970.
from
1
Nov.
on
1975 inclusive.
1956 to
2,600,000
Co.;
Due
2.30s.
1969.
Other
relief
flood
2.30s. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
1,
2%s.
as
Nov. 1
on
inclusive.
1975
to
highway
15,000,000
1,
2.30s. Due
as
1956
from
1967.
1,600,000
1965 inclusive.
Lot B
Co., Incorporated; Stroud
(CST)
1
2.30s.
2,500,000
Nov.
on
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
$83,000,000 highway improvement
Incorporated; Braun, Bosworth &
p.m.
I
to
Due
2.30s.
as
from
1956 to
Due
2V4s.
1964
A
10,000,000 hurricane relief bonds
as 2.30s. Due on Nov.
1 from
300,000 2s. Due on Nov. 1, 1961.
300,000 2V8S. Due on Nov. 1, 1962.
300,000 2.20s. Due on Nov. 1,1963.
blower
LOUISIANA
bids will be received until 8 p.m.
of
1
1960 inclusive.
1956 to
from
<
bonds
$1,500,000 5s. Due on Nov. 1 from
4,200,000
follows:
$30,000,000 veterans' services fund
price of par,
follows:
as
City Bank, Lehman
Boston
Lot
Roads, La.
Bond Offering — Mayor L. J.
Langlois and the Town Council
Stanwood
on
as
of about 2.42%,
bids until 7 p.m.
bonds.
inclusive.
Jan.
15—
Grambling, La.
Township
1971
Nov.
182, p. 2072—were awarded to
the W. C. Thornburgh Co., of Cin¬
1970 inclusive.
Due
net interest cost
a
v.
Township oonds.
July 1 from 1956 to
Civil
$100,000 water
offered
bonds
sec¬
syndicate headed by
Securities
Corp.,
of
Union
the
Bankers
Bros.*
Corp., and Phelps,
Fenn & Co., at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 2.31%,
First
cate:
Cutler, of Chicago.
revenue
tional
by
a
New York City, at a
1962.
fort.
School
77,000
and after Oct. 1,
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the State Bank, of Frank¬
Ind.
Trustee,
on
bonds. Dated Nov.
revenue
Trust Co.,
Chase Manhattan Bank, First Na¬
tional Bank of Chicago, First Na¬
issue, series H bonds offered
—
v. 182, p. 1960 — were
receive
Sacremento, Ky.
Offering—Wm. E. Gillan,
Due
will
Clerk,
man
par.
R. F. D. No. 1, Thorntown),
$77,000
approved
KENTUCKY
Sugar Creek Township (P. O.
Township
of
by
Depew, Stanlev, Weigand, Hook &
Curfman, of Wichita.
sewer
Twp. Sch.
Co.,
1959.
Indianapolis.
Sandcreek
of $17,000
houses
investment
and
headed
The $15,000,000
—
Highway construction,
State
of
Marissa, III.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
improvement
purchase
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Bond
sold to Quail &
the
to
J-D.
by
Chicago.
Bond
for
issue
Small-Milburn
the
Sale
awarded to
5% water revenue bonds was sold
to
banks
Maryland State Roads Commission
(P. O. Baltimore 2), Md.
Bond
—
—
1969 inclusive.
Nov. 15
Sale—An
on
(Comonwealth of)
The $159,791,000
purposes
bonds offered
Nov. 16
v. 182, p. 1960 — were
awarded
to
a
syndicate of 239
Sale
Bond
400,000 2%s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1970 to 1974 inclusive.
ond
of Wichita.
Bond
$24,000 school bonds. Dated Sept.
15, 1955. Due semi-annually from
Bond
Oct. 1 from
on
Ind.
City,
2072.)
Koneville), III.
1959—were awarded to
Nov.
4y2s, 4s, 3V2s and 2V2s.
Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curf¬
man,
Martha J.
—
as
Due
various
$350,000 2y2s. Due on Oct. 1 from
disposal plant bonds was
Small-Milburn Co., of
Wichita,
1955.
14,
Massachusetts
100.21, a net interest
of about 2.40%, as follows:
cost
to the
sold
Nov.
Dated
April 30, 1956.
of
price
a
1962 to
sewage
to
Atlas National
water
gie 8c Co., of Richmond, jointly, at
Walton, Kan.
School
offering
by
Hook
Secretary of Board of
School
Trustees,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man &
Cutler, of Chicago.
p.
approved
Stanley,
Bond
ceptable to the purchaser and the
(P. O.
Co., of
Bowman,
on
Unit School District No. 302
$15,938
bonds was
Small-Milburn
Vernon
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
company in Chicago mutually ac¬
Kane and DeKalb Counties Com.
issue of
Weigand,
Curfman, of Wichita.
sealed
Dec. 1
on
vehicle
revenue
Due
receive
(CST)
a.m.
the
to
Wichita.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Depew, Stanley, Wei¬
gand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichi¬
of
Co.,
notes
Bank, of Chicago, and F. W. Crai-
$375,272
Small-Milburn
totaling
Valley Center, Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
improvement
Depew,
Fluss,
sold
were
Ind.
Elkhart,
Bond
Wichita.
Eugene
—
ap¬
—
bonds
sewer
Sale—The $750,000
discount.
the RocklandBank, of Bos¬
ton, at 1.55% discount.
100,000
improvement bonds offered Nov.
15—v. 182, p. 1960—were awarded
to
the Harris Trust
& Savings
Wichita), Kan.
Water works and
Sale
Bond
INDIANA
Education
Decatur, III.
Offering
inclu¬
1975
Legality
Bond
County,
ta.
purchaser.
Bond
1.56%
PurcelVs First
Improvement District (P.O.
agree¬
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
Chicago.
MARYLAND
Cumberland, Md.
to
Bank, of
mutually
Board
sold
proved by Charles & Trauernicht,
of St. Louis.
Chicago, and at such other bank
or
Judell, of New Orleans.
&
discount.
notes to the Guaranty
Company, of New York
City, at 1.54% discount.
500,000 notes to the Boston Safe
Deposit & Trust Company, at
Trust
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
son,
Sedgwick
was
to
J-J.
Interest
Cox
1.57%
3,000,000
Legality approved by Foley,
A-O.
City.
Harry J. Wilson & Co., of Chicago,
as 31/2S. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
Jan.
1, 1955.
Principal
and interest (F-A) payable at the
State Treasurer's office. Legality
Oct.
Dated
notes was sold, as
temporary
discount; $6,000,000 at 1.55%
discount; $6,000,000 at 1.56%
discount;
and ;s $3,400,000
at
public improvement bonds. Dated
Feb. 1, 1956. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to
1975 inclusive.
Interest
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
(Commonwealth of)
$25,000,-
$21,400,000 notes to a group com¬
posed to the Chemical Corn
Exchange Bank, C. J. Devine
& Co., and Salomon Bros. &
Hutzler, all of New York City,
as follows: $6,000,000 at 1.54%
Secretary
of the Parish
Police Jury, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on Jan.
11 for the purchase of $2,000,000
1958.
and
2.35%.
follows:
Bis-
B.
were
composed of
group
price of 100.34, a basis
*.
a
about
000
1 from
Houma),
Offering—Ralph
Bond
p.
Note Sale—An issue of
land,
129,000 23/4s. Due on Aug. 1 from
1959 to 1963 inclusive.
issue of $35,000
bonds
works
water
on
to
ler, Inc., of Wichita, as follows:
a
Massachusetts
from
Louisiana
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
Tallula, III.
Dec. 7 for
the purchase of $6,750,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on
y p.m.
Dec. 1 from
on
to 1974 inclusive.
1969
bids
Terrebonne Parish (P. O.
231,000 2%s. Due on Aug. 1 from
180,000 2.60s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Sogge, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
sold
of
1964 inclusive.
180,000 2.80s. Due on Jan.
1973 to 1976 inclusive.
improvement bonds
Davidson-Vink-Sad-
to
2.40s, at
1957 to
182,
v.
—
Inc., First of Michigan Co^p., and
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson, as
as
Jan. 1 from
on
268,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. 1
1965 to 1972 inclusive.
Wichita.
Co., both of Chicago, and WhitePhillips Co., Inc., of Davenport,
at 100.03, a net interest cost of
about 2.54%, as follows:
1956 to
County Sch. Dist. No. 97
(P. O. Oak Park), III.
Bond Offering — Esther M.
/will
build¬
net
follows:
Moundridge School District, Kansas
Bond Sale—An issue of $210,000
17
awarded
Co., all of New Or¬
$167,000 3s. Due
was
I
Sale—The $650,000
1960-^
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,( Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, (Hornblower & Weeks, Coffin & Burr,
leans, at a price of 100.0004, a
interest cost of about 2.89%,
2%'s, 2V4s and l%s. Legality ap¬
proved by Depew, Stanley, Wei¬
gand, Hook & Curfman, of Wichita.
water system
offered
bonds
improvement
ous
Nov.
R. S. Hecht 8c
$40,000 3V2s. Due on Aug. 1, 1957
Cook
cation,
building bonds was sold to
Zahner & Co., of Kansas City, as
000
Milburn Co., of
$1,415,0091 vari¬
Bond Sale—The
182,
'
•>
-
Co., Nusloch, Beaudean & Smith,
Schweickhardt & Co., Glas & Co.,
$105,-
of
n
1744—were awarded to a group
composed of Newman, Brown &
ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 182,
p. 1850—were awarded to a group
composed of the Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, William Blair &
con¬
struction bonds.
III.
Dakota),
issue
1.94%;...;•
.
p.
7
Kan.
Oswego),
Sale—An
Bond
ing bonds offered Nov. 10—v.
Salina, Kan.
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
(P. O.
Unit Sch. Dist. No. 201
Bond
O.
(P.
No.
2s, at a price of 100.27,
as
Lexington, Mass.
$615,000 build¬
Bond. Sale—The
District
School
Company, of Cam¬
basis of about
a
Franklin), La.
Counties
Cherokee
and
Joint
Community
County
Stephenson
sold
was
School
of Wichita.
Labette
Parish, Sixth Ward Spec.
District No. 3 (P. O.
St. Mary
awarded to the
were
—
bridge,
of Wichita, as 3y4s, 3s and 2V2s.
Legality
approved
by
Depew,
Stanley, Weigand, Hook & Curf¬
man,
2072
p.
Harvard Trust
Rouge.
er,
1974 inclusive.
1969 to
Moseley, of Baton
Benton &
and
land notes offered Nov. 14—v.
sold to Lathrop,
sew¬
and
erage
disposal plant bonds was
Herrick & ding¬
school
182,
Sale—The
Note
Legality approved by
& Cutler, of Chicago,
Chapman
building bonds was sold to Small-
1,200,000 2V8S. Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of
sewage
cago,
$740,000 21/2S. Due on Jan. 1 from
ILLINOIS
Howard, Kan.
Sale—An issue of $80,000
Concord, Mass.
$49,000
the
by
designated
be
to
purchaser.
Bond
School District
No. 87 (P. O. Bloomington), III.
Bond
S a 1 e
The $2,900,000
2.11%,
Troutman &
&
approved
by
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
gality
banks
KANSAS
Le¬
J-D.
Interest
inclusive.
1974
composed of the First
Corp., Chemical Corn Ex¬
change Bank, of New York City,
National
Bank,
prices
1.50% to
2.60%, according to maturity.
scaled
of
to
Besides
shown
the bonds
yield from
the
above
at
joint
managers
syndicate in¬
the
cluded the following:
Adams, Mc-
A. C. Allyn & Co.;
Amer¬
Rockland-Atlas
Entee Co., Inc.;
Merchants National Bank, and
American Securities Corn.;
Boston
Safe
Deposit
Co.,
Boston, at 1.67% interest.
all
the
ican
ol
<
Trust
Anderson
Co., of
&
San
Francisco;
Strudwick, Andrews
Number 5483
Volume 182
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
& Wells; Inc.;
New York Hanseatic
1955. Due
& Co.;
Newbold's Son &
1981
Co.; A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Wil¬
liam Blair & Co.; Fred D. Blake
& Co.; Blewer, Glynn & Co.; Blunt
Ellis & Simmons; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Boatmen's National Bank, of
Corp.; W. H.
Co.; Newburger,
Newhard, Cook & Co.;
Northern Trust Co., Chicago; The
Ohio Company; Orvis Brothers &
Co.; J. A. Overton & Co.; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Park,
Ryan, Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Peoples National Bank, Charlot¬
tesville; Philadelphia National
Bank; D. A. Pincus & Co.; Wm.
E. Pollock & Co.; R. W. Pressprich
& Co.; Eldridge E. Quinlan Co.
Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.;
Rand & Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner;
Reynolds & Co.; Rippel & Co.;
St.
Rockland-Atlas
Arthurs, Lestrange
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath; Bache & Co.
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Bacon,
Whipple & Co.; Robert W. Baird
& Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Ball,
Burge & Kraus; Bartow, Leeds &
Go.; B&rr Brothers & Co.; Barret,
Fitch; NQrth & Co.; J. Barth & Co.;
Baxter, Williams
& Co.; Bear,
Stearns
&
Louis;
Bosworth, Sullivan &
Co.; J. C. Bradford & Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,, Inc.; Branch
Banking & Trust Co., of Wilson,
Bosworth
Braun,
Co.,
&
Inc.;
Alex. Brown & Sons; Brown Bros.
Harriman
&
&
Co.; Burns, Corbett
Pickard, Inc.; Bryne & Phelps,
Loeb & Co.;
National
Boston;
Rodman
&
Renshaw;
& Cross; L. F. Rothchild & Co.; Ryan, Sutherland &
Co.; Salomon Bros. & Hutzler;
Schaffer, Necker & Co.; SchoellRoosevelt
kopf, Hutton & Pomeroy; Schwabacher & Co.; L. B. Schwinn &
Inc.
Co.; Scott, Horner & Mason, Inc.;
California Bank, of Los Angeles;
Central Republic Company; Chace,
Seasongood
Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.;
Channer
Chemical
Securities
Corn
Company;
Bank,
Exchange
of New
York; C. F. Childs & Co.;
City National Bank & Trust Co.,
of Kansas City; Coffin & Burr;
Julien Collins & Co.; Commerce
Trust Co., of Kansas City; Con¬
tinental Illinois Bank & Trust Co.,
of
Chicago; Courts & Co.
Henry Dahlberg & Co.; Shelby
Cullom, Davis & Co.; R. L. Day
& Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
C. J. Devine & Co.; Dick & MerleSmith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Dominick & Dominick; A. Webster
Doughterty & Co.; Drexel & Co.;
Dreyfus & Co.; Francis I. duPont
& Co.; Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill,
Inc.
Dillon & Co.; A. G.
Eldredge & Co.;
Equitable Securities Corporatiion;
Estabrook & Co.; Fahey, Clark &
Eastman,
Edwards & Sons;
Fairman, Harris & Co.; Fi¬
delity Union Trust Co., of New¬
ark; Field, Richards & Co.; The
First Cleveland Corp.; First Na¬
tional Bank, of Boston; First Na¬
Co.;
tional
Bank, Memphis; First Na¬
tional Bank,
Portland; First of
Corporation; First Se¬
curities Company, Chicago; First
Southwest Co.; George P. Fogg &
Michigan
Shields & Co.; Singer,
Scribner; John Small &
Co.;
Small-Milburn
Co.,
Inc.;
Smith, Barney & Co.; F. S. Smithers
& Co.; William R. Staats &
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Stein
Brothers & Boyce; Stokes & Co.;
Co., Inc.; Glick^enhaus
Gibbons &
& Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Granberry,
Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis &
Anderson, Gregory & Sons; Guar¬
anty Trust Co., New York; G. C.
Haas & Co.;
Hallgarten & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co.; J. B. Hanauer
& Co.; Hannaford & Talbot; Han¬
nahs, Ballin & Lee; Harriman Rip¬
ley & Co., Inc.; Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, Chicago; Ira Haupt
& Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Heller, Bruce
& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Malvern Hill & Co.", Inc.; Hirsch
&
Glore, Forgan
Lembo;
& Co.;
Hornblower & Weeks; E. F.
W. E. Hutton & Co.
Illinois Company; Kaiser &
Bank in
Nashville; Thomas & Co.;
Townsend, Dabney & Tyson; Tripp
&
Co.; Trust Co. of Georgia, At
Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen & Co.; Wachovia Bank &
Trust Co., Winston-Salem; G. H.
Walker & Co.; Watling; Lerchen
lanta;
&
The
Taylor & Co.; Kenower,
MacArthur & Co.; A. M.
Kidder & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; King, Quirk & Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.; Laidlaw &
Co.; Laird, Bissell & Meeds; Au¬
brey G.Lanston & Co.; Lee Higginson
Corp.; John C. Legg & Co.;
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
& Co.;
Irving Lundborg & Co.; Lyons &
Kean,
Shafto, Inc.
Mackey, Dunn & Co., Inc.; The
Marine Trust Company of Western
Edward
Co.;
Weeden
&
&
G. Webb & Co.;
Chas. E. Wiegolc
Co.;
Co.; J. C. Wheat & Co.; J. G.
Inc.; R. D. White &
White & Co.,
White-Philips
Co.,
Inc.;
Weld
&
Co.;
Winslow,
Co.;
White,
Douglas 8c McEvoy; Robert Win-
throp & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.;
Harold
Wood
E.
&
Wood,
Co.;
Gundy & Co., Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.; Arthur L. Wright & Co.;
Wurts, Dulles & Co., and Zahner
&
Middlesex.County (P. O. East
Cambridge), Mass.
Note Sale
The $300,000 tem¬
—
loan notes offered Nov. 8
—v.
182, p. I960—were awarded
to the Middlesex County National
porary
Bank, of Cambridge, at 1.29% dis¬
count.
Mass.
Bond Offering—Francis X. Shea,
Revere,
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids
National
the
at
Bank of Boston,
Shawmut
40 Water Street,
Boston, until noon (EST) on Nov.
for the purchase of $815,000
21
bonds,
follows:
as
$390,000
Nov.
bonds.
from
1956 to
1
Due
1960
clusive.
Company;
Co.;
150,000
remodeling
struction bonds.
1
and
Due
recon¬
Nov.
on
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
100,000 street construction bonds.
Due
on
Nov.
from
1
1956
to
1965 inclusive.
100,000
bonds.
sewer
Nov.
from
1
1956 to
Due
on
1970
in¬
clusive.
McDonald-Moore & Co.,
Co.,
Baltimore; Mercantile Trust
St.Louis; Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Merrill,
Turben &
Co.; The Milwaukee
Company; Moore, Leonard &
Lynch; J. P. Morgan & Co. Inc.;
Company,
W. H. Morton &
& Co.;
Co.; F. S. Moseley
R. H. Moulton
laney, Wells &
National
National
& Co.; Mul-
Co.
1 from
Dated
Due
on
Nov.
1956 to 1970 inclusive.
Nov.
1,
St&te
Bank,
Newark;
awarded
to
182,
a
p.
group
&
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
and Shannon & Co., all of Detroit,
at
price of
a
par.
182,
1960—were awarded to
of the Bay
Trust Co., Bay City Bank, and
the Peoples National Bank, all of
Bay City, at 1.75%.
p.
Cadillac, Mich.
Bonds Not Sold—No bids
submitted
for
the
supply system
were
$98,000
water
revenue
bonds
offered Nov. 14.
The
bonds
are
dated
July
1,
Moorman,
of
1, 1955. Due
to
South
Lake Sch.
St. Clair
Dist.
inclusive.
—
school building bonds offered Nov.
and
bank:
designated by the successful bid¬
der. Legality approved by Dorseyv
Colman, Barker, Scott & Barber*
of Minneapolis.
16—v. 182, p. 2073—were awarded
to
a
group composed of Braun,
Bosworth & Co., Toledo, Blyth &
Redwood
Inc., Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son &
Curtis, and B. J. Van Ingen
& Co., Inc., all of New York
City,
follows:
County (P. O.
Redwood Falls), Minn.
Co.,
Bond Sale—The
July 1 from
on
$280,000 drain¬
age bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182*
1960
p.
awarded
were
—
Northwestern
$140,000 4s. Due
Principal
interest payable at a suitable
(P. O.
Shores), Mich.
The
$1,000,000
Sale
1960
$1,350,000
Dated Now
Feb. 1 from 1958
on
National
Minneapolis.
1957 to 1963 inclusive.
the
to
of
Bank
.
...
Roseville, Minn,
'
The $220,000 mu¬
building revenue bonds
,
Sale—The
Bond
$141,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Nov.
160,000 33/4s. Due
15—v.
230,000 3V4s. Due
182, p. 2072—were awarded
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., of
to
Detroit,
and Fairman, Harris &
Co., Inc., of Chicago, jointly, a1
100.03, a net interest cost of about
2.96%, as follows:
$46,000 3V2S. Due
on
36,000 3y4s. Due
360,000 3V2S. Due
1976 to 1983 inclusive.
110,000 3V4s. Due
and 1985.
on
April 1 from
39,000 3s. Due
April 1 from
on
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
to
10,000 2%s. Due April 1, 1971.
10,000 2s. Due on April 1, 1972.
the
2073—were awarded
p.
Detroit
Bank,
Detroit,
at
1.65% discount.
The
bonds
purposes
offered Nov.
14—v. 182, p. 2072—were awarded
revenue
to
v.
Ryan', Sutherland & Co., Tole¬
do, and McDonald-Moore & Co.,
of Detroit, jointly, as 2y4s, at a
price of 100.02, a basis of about
2.24%.
Owosso
Caledonia
and
School District
Frac.
Twps.
No.
(P. O. Owosso), Mich.
Bond Offerings—Louis H.
piro,
sealed
$1,000,000 Met¬
supply
system
offered
Nov.
17—
1960—were awarded to
group composed of Blyth & Co.,
Inc., Halsey, Stuart & Co., both
of Chicago, Shannon & Co., and
Kenower, MacArthur & Co., both
of Detroit, at a price of
100.001,
$70,000 3V2S. Due
1957 to
on
28
for
purchase of $80,000 public utility revenue certifi¬
Gremore,
sealed
Secretary, will
receive
bids until 8 p.m.
(EST) on
purchase of $4,300,000 hospital revenue bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on June 1 from
Dec. 1 for the
1985 inclusive.
1957 to
callable
on
and after June
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
pany
No.
1
Bond
Dated Dec.
Twp. Union Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Detroit), Mich.
Offering—Chris H. Mag-
of Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 5 for
the purchase of $750,000 building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
Due
on
July 1 from 1956 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
Secretary
No.
payable at a bank or trust
designated by the pur¬
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Nov.
10—v.
awarded
Juran
to
&
&
man
Rogers City, Mich.
Offering — William
R.
extension bonds.
1956. Due on Jan. 2
sewer
from 1957 to 1964 inclusive.
Prin¬
and interest (J-J) payable
Presque Isla
Bank, of
Rogers City.
cipal
the
Roseville
Bond
O.
182,
a
group
were
terest
to
of
Jan.
bear
1.20%
1,
the
a
additional
in¬
School
Offering
District,
—
Mich.
Clarence
E.
Pryor, Secretary of Board of Ed¬
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov. 29 for
the purchase of $750,000 building
bonds.
Dated Jan. 2, 1956. Due
on July
1 from 1957 to 1981 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-J) payable at a bank or trust
Bank
the
Wells & Co., Arthur M. Krensky & Co., all of
Chicago, and
White-Phillips Co., Inc., of
Davenport, as 2V4s, at a price
of
of
about
33,000 voting machine certificates
of
indebtedness to a group
composed of the Continental
Illinois
National
Bank
&
W.
First
on
on
a
Feb. 1 from
Feb. 1 from
&
F.
Co., of Milwau¬
Childs & Co., of
York
1.73%.
Stearns
(P.
Sch. Dist. No.
County
O.
Indep. Sch. Dist.
Paynesville), Minn.
Bond
Sale—The $265,000 build¬
Nov. 9—v. 182
p. 1961—were awarded to a
ing bonds offered
group
composed of Allison-Williams Co..
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood, and
M.
Dain
neapolis, at
&
Co.,
all
of
Min¬
price of par, a net
interest cost of about
3%, as fol¬
lows:
a
$85,000 2.80s. Due
on Feb. 1 from
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
1
180,000
Bonds
Trimbo,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 7
3s. Due
1969 to
(P. O. St. Peter), Minn.
C.
C.
Cit.y; and Burns
&
Pickard, Inc., of
Chicago; as l%s, at a price
of
100.03, a basis of about
group
National
1980 inclusive.
Offering—E.
Baird
kee;
Nicollet and LeSueur Counties Joint
Bond
basis
a
Corbett
inclusive.
315,000 2%s. Due
Consol.
100.62,
2.22%.
J.
$435,000 2.60s. Due
Indep.
Co., F. S.
Co., Inc., Mullaney.
Yantis &
New
follows:
to
2.09%.
Trust-Co., of Chicago, Robert
Bank
1972
& Co., of
City, as 2.10s, at
price of 100.05, a basis of
the First Securities
Indep. Consol. Sch.
1971
improvement
Shields
general improvement
bonds to a group composed of
of
1958 to
to
York
about
1, 1956
Minneapolis, First Na¬
of St. Paul, White,
Weld & Co., New York City, and
Harold
E.
Wood
&
Co., of St.
Paul, at a price of 100.02, a net
interest cost of about 2.69%, as
tional
Securities
500,000
from
on
1851—were awarded to
of
Principal
follows:
as
school
bonds
Bond Sale—The $750,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 16—v. 182,
composed
to
2.04%.
Dists. Nos. 120 and 121 (P. O.
p.
1955.
Equitable
300,000
1957.
Joint
bonds.
1958
Corp., Laidlaw & Co., King,
Quirk & Co., and New York
Hanseatic Corp., all of New
York City, as
2.10s, at a pride
of
100.50, a basis of about
Murray, Cottonwood and Nobles
Counties
from
water works refunding
bonds to a group composed of
2.84%,
Jan. 1
from Jan.
1,
awarded,
New
Jan. 1 from
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
bonds
Oct.
1
$300,000
composed of
on
Jan.
$1,133,000 bonds and certificates
offered Nov. 15—v. 182, p. 1961—
1963 inclusive.
20,000 2.80s. Due
The
building
inclusive.
S*.
Minn.
Bond and Certificate Sale—The
follows:
to
to
Colman, Barker, Scott & Bar¬
ber, of Minneapolis.
Co., and E. J. Prescott &
$30,000 21/2S. Due
1958
sey,
Moody, of St. Paul, Kal-
1958
school
on
Dated
on
1961—were
p.
from
interest payable at any suit¬
able bank designated by the pur¬
chaser. Legality approved by Dor-
Humboldt),
net interest cost of about
as
1
Due
•
Co., both of Minneapolis, at 100.03,
a
follows:
as
Jan.
on
250,000
Fulda), Minn.
Freolich, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 23 for the purchase of
at
(P.
2
Ta-
1970 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation building bonds offered
Detroit.
Bond
Due
Minnesota
(J-J)
company
1, 1955. Due
County Indep. Consol. Sch.
Dist.
A.
$100,000 school betterment bonds.
Principal and interest payable at
any suitable bank designated by
the purchaser. Legality approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle
& Macartney, of St. Paul.
Kittson
Offering—Edwin
$350,000 bonds,
Dec. 1 from 1958 to 1978 inclusive.
The bonds
1,
1958. Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at a bank or trust com¬
are
cates.
(P.-O. Virginia),
and
chase of
Peoples Community Hospital
Authority (P. O. Wayne),
Michigan
Bond Offering — Kenneth W.
in¬
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of
July 1 from
on
1960 inclusive.
until
bids
Nov.
Bond
3.25%,
8
p.m.
930,000 3y4s. Due on July 1 from
1961 to 1983 inclusive.
the pur¬
$50,000 building and site
MINNESOTA
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
on
May 1 from 1957 to 1971 in¬
Halstad, Minn.
clusive.
Principal and interest
Certificate Offering — Wm. M.
(M-N) payable at a bank or trust
Nygaard, Secretary of Public Util¬
company designated by the pur¬ ities
Commission,
will
receive
chaser. Legality approved by Mil¬
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
ler, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Nov. 28 for the
(EST)
and
kola, District Clerk, will receive
follows:
re¬
1,
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 29.
1970
net interest cost of about
as
Sha¬
bonds
p.
Nov.
from 1957 to
Minnesota
a
a
4
District Secretary, will
ceive
182,
water
1
inclusive. Principal
St. Louis
Bond Sale—The
dated
are
Nov.
on
approved
by Briggs, Gilbert, Morton, Kyle"
&
Macartney, of St. Paul.
Michigan
ropolitan
182, p. 1851—
group headed
a
Moody, Inc., of St.
bonds
'
Said—The $185,000 vari¬
Bond
ous
to
(M^-N) payable at a suit¬
able bank designated by the suc¬
cessful bidder. Legality
Wayne County (P. O. Detroit),
Monroe, Mich.
&
terest
—
182,
by Juran
1975
O. Detroit), Mich.
Note Sale
The $140,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Nov. 14
—v.
9—v.
awarded
1955. Due
South Redford School District
(P.
—
Paul. '
July 1, 1984
on
Sale
offered Nov.
were
July 1 from
on
Bond
nicipal
July 1 from
on
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
Aoril 1 from
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
July 1 from
on
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
composed
group
&
Detroit.
as
Lake Section Community Sch. Diet.
No. S3 (P. O. Kalamazoo), Mich.
Dated Jan. 2,
District, Mich.
Note Sale—The $250,000 tax an¬
ticipation notes offered Nov, 10—
a
revenue
14—v.
composed of McDonald-Moore
$40,000
MICHIGAN
Bay City School
v.
system
1955.
Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Collidge & Rugg, of Boston.
and
City Bank, Cleveland;
1960—were
$90,000 auto¬
chaser.
75,000 water bonds.
McDonald &
Inc.; McMaster Hutchinson & Co.;
Mercantile Safe Deposit & Trust
parking
nusson,
York, Buffalo; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.;
&
The
bonds offered Nov.
on
in¬
New
McCormick
mobile
—
Redford
funding
Stevens
Bond
Detroit.
Co.
Hutton & Co.;
Co.;
Sale
Bond
&
Co.; Swiss American
Corporation.
Talmage & Co.; Third National
Berry,
Fenton, Mich.
Stone & Webster Securities Corp.;
Stroud
company designated by the pur-1 for
the
purchase of
chaser.
Legality . approved
by school .building bonds.
°
& Co.;
Deane &
Co.; Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs &
Co.; Freeman & Co.
Robert Garrett & Sons; Geo. B.
&
Mayer;
SeattleBank,Seattle; Shan¬
First National
non
July 1 from 1957 to
on
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
terest (J-J) payable at the Cadil¬
lac State Bank. Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield, Paddock &
Stone, of Detroit.
Bank,
5,7
(2181)
of
1.20%
1956.
on
Feb.
1
from
1977 inclusive.
bear
additional
from Feb.
1
to
interest
Aug. 1,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2182)
58
Hannaford & Talbot, of San Fran¬
MISSISSIPPI
Miss.
Bond Offering—Bertha
Canton,
McKay,
sealed
receive
will
Clerk,
City
(CST) on Dec. 6
of $25,000 indus¬
bids until 7 p.m.
for the purchase
Hackensack. Legality approved
cisco, and Juran & Moody, Inc., of
St. Paul, at a price of par, a net
interest cost of about 4.55%, as
Delafield
New York City.
follows:
4s, due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to
41/4S, due on Dec. 1 from 1964
1975 inclusive.
Columbus, Miss.
T. W. Lewis,
—
Jr., City Secretary-Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
$300,000 water works bonds.
Due from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
to
275,000 police department bonds:
$107,000 4s, due on Dec.
1
from 1956 to 1963 inclusive;
Long Reach, Miss.
Offering—Geo. G.
How¬
City Clerk, will receive
ard
sealed
1
400,000 fire extinguishing system
bonds:
$160,000 4s, due on
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1963 in¬
clusive;
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $180,000
bids until 7:30 p.m.
22
the
for
special street improvement bonds.
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Due from
MISSOURI
$168,000 4J/4S, due on Dec.
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
and
of
Bond
inclusive; and $1,200,000
1963
Offering
due
inclusive.
1975
Har¬
Stern Brothers & Co.,
Kansas City,
at a price of
1% from Jan. 1, 1956 to Dec. 1,
of
:
1960.
•
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
2.04%,
inclusive.
1963
1957 to
800,000 2s. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1969 inclusive.
Sale
Bond
15
Nov.
offered
1961—were awarded
composed of First
National Bank,
Harris Trust &
Savings Bank, both of Chicago;
First National City Bank, Harrl182,
—v.
a
Ripley & Co., Inc., both of
York City; Boatmen's Na¬
New
tional
Bank, St. Louis, First Na¬
Bank
of Portland;
L. F.
tional
Rothschild
&
Roosevelt
Co.,
&
Robert Winthrop &
of New York City; and
Cross,
182, p. 1961—were awarded to
Chemical
Corn
Exchange
the
York City, at 1.63%
interest, plus a premium of $5.
the Third National Bank in Nash¬
ville, at 100.009, a net interest cost
of about 2.07%, as follows:
$790,000 6s.
Due
Feb. 1 from
on
1%'s.
from
1961
4,620,000 2s.
Due
Feb.
Bond
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Missouri
school
bonds
Walker
2%s
&
of
and
1955.
1963
G.
H.
as
to
St.
Dated
Due
on
March
inclusive.
1
$250,000
Louis,
sold
was
Co.,
interest
and
Sept.
from
1,
1956
M-S.
Interest
Legality
approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
S^me^viUe School
Bond Offering—Charles R.
1959
to
175,000
bonds.
on
Dec. 1 from
Due
Oct.
City
Alliance, Neb.
Offering — F. R. Notson,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
until
(CST) on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of
$95,000 bonds, as follows:
p.m.
Paving
Districts
bonds.
Due
on
1965
inclusive; $46,000 inter¬
Dec.
from
1956
from
1
section bonds.
Due
to
1965
1956
on
to
Due
1
Dec.
on
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
bonds
The
dated
are
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Haddonfield Na¬
tional Bank, Haddonfield. Legal¬
ity approved
field &
by
Hawkins,
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Wells,
Martin, Lane, Baird & Peter¬
sen, of Omaha.
Elizabeth City, N. J.
Bond Sale — The $52,000
2074—were
15—v.
awarded to
fire
182, p.
the First
to
Co., all of Newark,
2.95s, at 100.06, a basis of about
as
Lindenwold School District, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $221,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 14—v. 182,
p.
1961—were awarded to B. J.
Bond
Offering—Grace
Brunswick), N. J.
Sale—The $517,000
eral improvement and voting
Bond
182,
bonds
offered
1961—were
p.
Nov.
gen¬
29
a
ma¬
awarded
to
a
basis of about 1.99%.
for
Township
purchase of $24,000
refunding bonds. Dated
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from
1956 to 1960 inclusive. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
National
offered
3V2s, at
Bond
NEW
2073
were
—
awarded
—
as
Sale
—
The
—v.
182,
p.
of
were
—
The
Nov.
awarded to
a
group
composed of John Nuveen & Co.,
Central
Republic
Co.,
both
of
Sealed
(EST)
bonds
sewer
1852—were
Nov.
14
awarded
Boland, Saffin & Co., of New
York City, as 2.55s, at a price of
cation,
the
of
Edge, N. J.
,
Bond Offering—John F. Thomp¬
son,
Borough
ceive
(EST)
sealed
on
Secretary,
bids
for
22
will
noon
$50,000,000
the
pur¬
bonds,
as
various municipal
and school construc¬
$37,500,000
will
1
(P. O.
Board
receive
until 2 p.m.
(EST)
Due
1965 inclusive.
bonds.
until
will
8
re¬
Due
Nov.
interest
and
the
City
bids
on
pay¬
The
Amityville, N. Y.
16—v.
York
New
Lawrence
15
1.72%
C.
to
J.
Devine
1.62%
discount.
Latham
Sale
182,
—v.
will
city securi¬
value
in
other
legal
as
in¬
cities," .the
the city's long-term
1, 1955, at $3,606,000,000 of which $1,576,000,000 is
of Oct.
exempt from
be
must
the debt limit, and
is non-exempt. "It
in
borne
mind," Gerosa
stated, "that the taxpayer has to
pay interest on and the principal
all debt regardless of whether
is
exempt from the city's debt
limit
The
the
not."
or
..
'
-
Comptroller explained that
proposed
1956 capital budget,
the five-year capital pro¬
planned for 1957 through
plus
1961, show estimated expenditures
that would bring the staggering
amount of
$2 billion of
debt
new
the city.
to
His
intimated
could
be
that
this
controlled
by
—
Water
The
District
for
Y.
$212,000 im¬
15
only
to
necessary
within
the
$755
five-year
awarded
1961—were
p.
limiting non-exempt expenditures
1961,
million
group
and
Buffalo,
Traders
and
Bank
Trust
Co.,
National
the
&
Trust
the
Co.,
Albany, as 2.80s, at a price of
a basis of about 2.78%.
period
Holbrook Fire District (P. O.
Holbrook), N. Y.
p.m.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$60,000
fire
house construction and equipment
bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182, p.
2074—were
awarded
to
the
First
estimate
$53 million
to
of
$808
Comptroller could safely
rec¬
Comp¬
futile
a
5,
defeat
which
of
would
borrowings
for
plants
disposal
the
from
debt
limit, Gerosa said, "It would
been much simpler had the
City Planning Commission pre¬
have
pared
a
on
Now
budget
and
program
existing conditions."
there
will
have
to
be
a
revision by the Board of Estimate
consisting of $38,009,000 for
sew¬
age treatment and whatever extra
there
addition,
will
period
be
for
1956.
$153,000,000
transferred
from
of
In
must
exempt to
be
non-
the five-year
over
1957-1961,
the
report
showed.
his
recalled
who
that
the
very
had
disagreed with
philosophy and
"penny-pinching" and
financial
called
him
paigned
those who
were
for
strongest
the
cam¬
defeat
of Amendment No. 5 because
feared it would
lead to
they
and
more
borrowing outside the debt
limit.
On the subject of housing the
Comptroller advised the city
planners to inform citizens in the
future
of
efforts
to
the
Administration's
relieve
the
housing
shortage by designating the type
of housing to be constructed, such
limited
dividend, cooperative,
profit, re-development, or
dwellings with no earning or rent
limited
restrictions.
He advised the Com¬
mission
to
and
show
the
the
of each
cost
which
aiding in keeping
rentals
down
by
granting
tax
exemptions.
the
extent to
is
City
On waterfront
development the
differs: sharply, with
Planning Commissioner Goodhue
Livingston, Jr., who had proposed
that the city lease its piers to
Comptroller
the Port
of
New
York
Authority.
Gerosa argued
that this would be
a public give-away cf New York's
most important
harbor facilities
assessed at $250 million to a biState
for a period of 50
which the city would
agency
in
years
have
voice
no
and
no
manage¬
ment, and that the ever-burdened
would
taxpayer
taxes
to
curred
pier
be
assessed
an
$72,691,000 in
actual
up the deficit in¬
make
by
the loss to the city of
The
Comptroller
rentals.
revealed
had
that
already
millions
of
dollars
invested
been
from
July 1, 1948 to June 30, 1955, for
modernization,
rehabilitation,
fireproofing, and construction,
toward the completion of a well
designed and integrated plan for
the
improvement
of
the
cityowned
speak
waterfront.
for
"The
themselves,"
facts
Gerosa
said.
Gerosa reported the diminution
of non-exempt
funds for 1956 and
estimated that the unencumbered
debt
can
to
margin
by
which
the
city
safely operate would decline
$59,106,774 by Jan. 1, 1957.
warned it would go
and revealed it
basis of about 2.99%.
1957
than
National Bank of East Islip, as 3s,
a
of
for
more
was
at
100.04,
total
ommend.
100.14,
I slip,
million
but that the City Planning
Commission's
a
improvements
the
No.
excluded
sewage
additional
report
debt
new
to
project
placed
as
facturers
Dec. 5 for the purchase
and
lose
composed of Roosevelt
& Cross, of New York City, Manu¬
of
projects
'
Colonie,
to
recom¬
monies
new
future
available
will
He
Co., of New York City, at
1
Referring
Amendment
as
for
be
gram
discount.
notes
the
and
Comptroller warned.
-
Hutzler, of New York City,
Estimate
"Otherwise
vestments
it
follows:
to
Aug. 15 that capital
spending for the calendar year of
1956 should not exceed $250 mil¬
of
Authority, N. Y.
The $10,640,000
temporary
loan
notes
offered
Nov.
15—v.
182, p.
1961—were
in
report
City Council stood by his
2.71%.
Housing
Gerosa,
E.
statutory
of
Comp¬
the
through
go
gesture."
more
City
intend
not
to
"penurious"
City,
York
$2,030,000,000
to
did
troller
Gerosa
Principal
payable at
1955.
(M-N)
182, p. 2073—
Bacon, Steven¬
son
& Co., of New York City, as
23/4S, at 100.16, a basis of about
&
15,
mendation of
debt
Bond Sale—-The $66,000 parking
and land acquisition bonds
2,000,000
from
Comptroller's office.
Board
field
at
15
nature
not so, it wouM
requirements of the
exempt funds
lay Limit of $250 Million for 1956
ties
as
from
construction
Nov.
on
city s
advising
to empty signifi¬
Surely," he declared, "the
Legislature and the New York
City Charter Revision Commis¬
sion
was
He
down further
$8,300,000 less
After
issuing
his
report
he
concluded,
"There
is
nothing
wrong with the city which cannot
be
corrected.
financial
It
is
in
excellent
condition at the
present
time, and once we curb our overcapital spending it will
be the best managed city in the
zealous
world," the
1
the
and
Charter
people
Bank, Tupper Lake. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane, of
New York City.
awarded,
15
detail
cance.
1960 inclusive. :i
1956 to
Dated
not
NoteSale
Nov.
on
school
8,000,000
the
Nov. 29 for
Municipal
15
inclusive.
1956 to
Edu¬
Aug. 1, 1955. Due
Buffalo
Nov.
on
1970
bonds.
Nov.
of
City
costs
his
bonds.
awarded
Due
to
4,500,000 various municipal pur¬
poses and school construction
troller,
of $525,000 building
Dated
1956
Wood,
sealed
on
bonds.
from
officer'
were
the
based
of
follows:
—
the purchase
Commercial
basis of about 2.53%.
River
bids- until
Nov.
on
chase
Comptroller,
in
condition
this
have
Y.
Lawrence
—
N. Y.
Comptroller Urges Capital Out¬
provement bonds offered Nov.
Chicago, Stern Bros. & Co., Kan¬ of $75,000 fire house bonds. Dated
sas
City, Foster & Marshall, of Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
Seattle, Seasongood & Mayer, and 1956 to 1970 inclusive. Principal
Taylor & Co., both of Cincinnati, and interest (J-D) payable at the
McDougal & Condon, of Chicago, Bergen County National Bank,
City
receive
New
Tuvper Lake), N. Y.
of
$2,875,000
182, p.
16—v.
Gerosa,
Park
(P. O. Newtonville), N.
to
a
Dated
City, N.
fiscal
Section 212 of
to
which, in his opinion, the
reduce
Galloway, of New York
York
"If
.
Nov. 1 from
Offering
the
be-4
conform
with
the
Comptrollers
recommendations," Gerosa said.
inclusive. Legality
by Vandewater, Sykes,
New
YORK
School District No.
the
to
Plainfield, N. J.
totaling $174,009 offered
100.12,
Sale
of
Altamont and PierceReld Central
&
Vegas, Nevada
bonds offered
1617
Nov.
State,
par.
Las
Bank
Ridge. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood, of New
York City.
(P. O.
Moorestown), N. J.
Bond Sale—The $88,000 South
Valley sewer construction fund¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 14—v. 182,
p.
bonds.
on
million
millicn
may soundly incur.
"It was
intended that city agencies should
1984
Bond
the
$8,640,000 notes to Salomon Bros.
Moorestown
4>
debt-
city
:'■.-
general'
17—v.
of New York City, and MacBride,
Miller & Co., of Newark, as 2s, at
100.006,
the
building
tion
Borough Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
were
group composed of Blair & Co.,
Inc., Bacon, Stevenson & Co., both
Bond
the
to
for
29
Heckler &
Stewart,
&
Co., of New York
City, and Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
of Newark, as 3.45, at a price of
100.03, a basis of about 3.44%.
chine
No.
chief
reporting
of debt
(EST) on
purchase of $2,-
1956
able at the Tupper Lake National
Ingen
District
$150
the maximum amount and
be received until 1 p.m.
needed
Van
School
that
the
Commission
attention
financial
8
(P. O. Chappcaun), N. Y.
approved
B. Hanauer &
of
were
—
insisted
for
$94
Planning
estimate
the New York City Charter whi.h
delegates to him tne responsibilhy
gen¬
offeree
2.73%.
approved
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and J.
City
and Mount Pleasant
Trust
Bond Sale—The $350,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 1852—were awarded to a group
$112,500
his
be
the
lieves ample.
The
city's
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
lion.
Henderson, Nev.
awarded
Central
Principal and interest (F-A)
North
7
about
than
called
bonds
in
margin
should
rather
Y.
Manufacturers
1, 1955. Due
Bond
improvement bonds
of
safety
limit
Trust
New Casth
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
21/2s,
basis of about 2.48%.
a
County Trust Co.,
Moorestown, as 2V4S, at par.
water
basis
anticipated
last, August.
The
Comptroller
the
Co., Buffalo, and
Roosevelt & Cross, of New York
City, jointly, as 2%s, at 100.12, c
at
Burlington
$90,000
Traders
Securities Corp., Durham, as
100.10,
the
to
770,000
Co., Somerville.
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York City.
of
182, p. 2074
v.
—
Nov.
President
fighting apparatus and equipment
Nov.
17
Principal and interest
payable at the Somerville
Wood, of New York City.
offered
Nov.
awarded
(A-O)
NEVADA
were
to
Sale—The
improvement
inclusive.
Dela-
Dec. 1
the
Sale—The
1956
Bond
eral
Nov.
1954.
inclusive.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at
Bond
from
1
Lancaster, N.
1980
on
First
inclusive.
Middlesex County (P. O. New
Bond
Wit¬
Sr., Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
29 for the purchase of $780,000
building bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
offered Nov.
$49,000
District, N. J.
ters,
N.
Offering—Rodman
1956
NEBRASKA
7:30
(J-D)
than
about 2.20%.
Prin¬
payable
at the Somerville Trust Co., Som¬
erville.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
cipal
District,
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 2074 — were awarded to the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern
New York, Buffalo, as 2.20s
at a price of
100.15, a basis oi
Woodcliff Park, N. J.
J.
John¬
District,
$32,000 bonds. Due
bonds
Stoddard County Reorganized Sch.
Dist. No. 6 (P. O. Bloomfield),
Bond Sale—An issue of
School
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Nov.
28 for the purchase of $207,000
school bonds, as follows:
1
Feb. 1 from
on
1957 to 1975 inclusive.
from
School
Sale—The $340,000 build¬
purposes
son,
inclusive.
1965
to
Due
Clerk,
Bond Offering—Ernest J.
on
Var-
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $358,000
general
refunding
bonds.
Dated Dec> 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
JERSEY
NEW
Bellmawr
1957 to 1960 inclusive.
1,090,000
Borough
City
New York
Bond
2.94%.
and
Co., all
New
Bank,
p.
group
man
Note Sale—The $206,000 prelim¬
Mo.
$6,500,000
The
—
bonds
Authority,
Hamoshire
inary loan notes offered Nov. 15—
v.
ley,
Lackawanna
Upper Deerfield Twp. Sch. Dist:
(P. O. Bridgetnn), N. J.
District,
Louis School
school
Housing
New
follows:
as
$200,000 2'%s. Due on April 1 from
St.
Manchester
of about
100.05, a net interest cost
to
interest
additional
and
cago,
to
1
Dec.
4V4S, due on
bear
Bonds
Bank, of Chi¬
ris Trust & Savings
of
to the
awarded
to
1964
from
from 1964 to 1975 inclusive.
Independence), Mo.
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 park
bonds offered Nov. 14—v. 182, p.
1961—were
1
200,000 fire alarm system bonds:
$80,000 4s, due on Dec. 1 from
1956
to
1963 inclusive; and
O.
(P.
County
4V4S,
$240,000
and
Dec.
on
$120,000
Jackson
-
$800,000
bonds:
sewer
by
of
Wood,
&
Somerville, N. J.
Offering—Edith A.
Bond
$2,000,000
trial bonds.
Bond
Hawkins,
Monday, November 21, 1955
...
Comptroller
said.
>
Volume 182
Number 5483
.
..The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
59
(2183)
Oakfield, N. V.
interest
Bond Sale—The $72,000
.
bonds
improvement
10
Nov
and
Traders
Co., of
2-70s, at a price of
basis of about 2.66%. '
a
irJbe bonds
75,000
Bond
V.
a
Sale
bonds
182,
from
182,
v.
June 1 from
group
Trust &
College
Berea), Ohio
Offering Date Changed
offered
date
of
the
dormitory
group composed of Roosevelt &
•
offering
bonds
of
9
the
Dec.
5
until
for
(EST)
noon
Lockporl), N. Y.
the
■
.
Bond
Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
—v.
to
(EST)
Nov.
on
chase
bids
until
22
3:45
p.m.
the
pur¬
for
able
from
1956
to
1965
able
at
the
at
pay¬
Manufacturers
and
proved
by
Ileckler
&
.
Bond
ment
Potsdcm, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Donald F. Mou-
Village Clerk and Treasurer,
will
receive
sealed
bids
p.m. ( 1ST)
on Dec.
1 for the
purchase of $207,000 various pur¬
bonds.
Due
Dated
< ivi-3)
Principal
payable
Clerk
Sept. 1, 1955.
Sept. 1 from 1956
on
inclusive.
at
to
and
the
bids
Saranac,
N.
bonds.
ad
.
of
of about
New
a
from
d
n
York
City,
District
—
Dist.
(P.
<E.oT)
Nov.
on
chase
of
28
$48,000
2
the
water
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
OKLAHOMA
182,
1957
-
to. 1830
90,000 2V4s.
on
on
2.54%,
May 1 from
May 1 from
1961 to 1869 inclusive.
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
26
(P. O.
Olfering
received
Bond Sale—The $470,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
p. 2074—were awarded to a group
composed of R. S. Dickson & Co.,
Charlotte, Vance Securities Corp.,
Greensboro, and J. Lee Peeler &
of
until
a
net
8
the
to
(CST)
p.m.
on
$284,-
Orlando,
•
Okla.
Bond
Offering — Bids will be
received
until-.Nov. 22 for the
purchase of $27,500 water works
system bonds..*-
*
im¬
Puerto
Douglas County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Canyonville), Ore.
8
15—v.
States National Bank, and
Blyth & Co.,—life., both
land, in joint account.
Port
of
St.
Bond
St.±Helens
Helens),
Sale
The
of
Port¬
to
will
1955,
Ore.
$75,000 port
improvement bonds offered Nov.
a
182,
with
agent for
Authority.
the
receive
from
1956
Nov.
1
Rowles, Winston
of
1
for
the
a.m.
(EST)
fiscal
purchase
of
$120,000
school building bonds. Dated Nov.
to
McClung
Houston,
&
Knickerbocker, of
and Wm. N. Edwards &
Co., of Fort Worth.
The group
purchased the issue at
par, as fol¬
lows:
derwood
Zahner
&
&
Baum
Co., of
Co., and
&
City,
of John
net
a
Dallas,
George
Co., both of
at a price of
interest cost of
about
2.66%,
$220,000
3s,
due
as
follows:
May 1
from 1957 to 1966
inclusive;
and $580,000
2%s, due on May
1 from 1967 to
(The
above
on
1975 inclusive.
report of the sale
supplements that given in v. 182
p.
2075.)
Due
1963
82,000 2%s. Due
1964 to
1969
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Nov. 1 from
on
inclusive.
138,000 2%s. Due
on Nov. 1
from
1970 to 1975
inclusive.
The
bonds
dated
are
Nov.
1955, and become optional
1, 1970 at a price of par.
1,
Nov.
on
Indep. School
District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
$240,000 school
bonds offered Nov.
10
house
—
v.
182,
1853—were awarded to
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co., of
Houston.
p.
Corpus Christi, Texas
Bond
nance
Offering—Director
Thomas
nounces
that
received
B.
until
Ppffor
10
eral
bids
a.m.
as
an¬
will
(CST)
tbe Purchase
745,000 bonds,
$3,760,000
of Fi¬
Murphy
sealed
of
be
on
$4,-
follows:
various
purpose
obligation
gen¬
bonds.
500,000 first
mortgage water
works revenue
bonds.
335,000
sewer
extension
improvement
revenue
and
bonds.
150,000
gas system revenue
Indep. Sch. Dist.,
1984 in¬
Securities
Kansas
Dec.
1966
on
Corp.
of
Texas, San, Antonio, William
N. Edwards &
Co., of Fort
Worth, Moroney, Beissner &
Co., of Houston, Allan Blair
& Co., of
Chicago, R. A. Un¬
Townes
on
due
Chicago,
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Dallas, Stern Brothers & Co.,
of Kansas
City, Rodman &
Renshaw,
of
Chicago,
Co¬
County Superintendent
Education, will receive sealed
11
2y>s,
group composed
Nuveen
&
Co., of
Sept. 30,
following:
Dallas
from
lumbia
the
&
Co., Houston,
Investment Co., Dallas,
Central
inclusive;
a
100.04,
bids until
1965
800,000 general obligation bonds
Resources
Sam
revenue
clusive.
Spartanburg County School District
No. 2 (P. O. Spartanburg), S. C.
—
to
$750,000
to
noted
were
—
works
bonds,
in —v.
182,
group composed of
and
CAROLINA
Offering
*1
about
2.57%,
as
follows:
$250,000 3V2S, due on Nov. 1
bonds.
K.
SOUTH
a
<.•
City, Lyons & Shafto,
of Boston, and Dittmar &
Co.,
of San Antonio, at a
price of
100.09, a net interest cost of
Development
Water
system
sewer
182,
Details—Associated
previously
totaling
York
Watts,
is
'■■■•"■"
>
sale
v.
Clear Creek Consol.
Braun, Bosworth & Co., of
Toledo, Paine, Webber, Jack¬
son &
Curtis, of Chicago, Ira
Haupt & Co., Bacon, Steven¬
son &
Co., both of New York
City, the Illinois Co., of Chi¬
cago, Rand
& Co., of New
months.
Rico
from
the
of
report
Sale
2075
1962—were awarded
p.
bonds to
of the Authority
Puerto
1
inclusive.
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of
Antonio, in the purchase on
1956 to
Sale—The bonds
$1,000,000
Sharply—Electric
Government
Nov.
on
from
$235,000
Big Springs, Texas
group headed by the Chemi¬
lows: '
were $21,650,716, compared
$18,602,433 in the preceding
for
$90,000
1
and
2075.)
$80,000 3*/4s.
Housing Authority,
$1,800,000 offered Nov. 10—v. 182,
1747 —were awarded, as fol¬
September, 1955, amounted to
$2,193,592, compared with $1,631,117 in September, 1954, according
to S. L. Descartes, Executive Di¬
rector .of the Authority. Revenues
with
on
in¬
Nov.
1970
above
Bond
Sale—The
Bond
Resources
for the 12 months ended
due
to
p.
Exchange
TEXAS
in
Bond
O.
Corn
Abilene, Texas
RICO
Water
due
1980
to
follows:
on
1961;
as
$550,000 prelim¬
Exchange Bank, of New
York City, at 1.56% discount.
Holland,
(P.
(The
cal Corn
build¬
ing bonds offeree! Nov. 15—v. 182,
p.
1853—were^'awarded to
the
United
Rico
revenues
power
The
$14(j,000
P.
2.60s,
8 of
$300,000 water
and sewer
system revenue
|
Nov.
on
inclusive;
supplements that given in
$1,511,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Nov.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
12
. ...£
1962
San
Chemical
Note
awarded
obligation
PUERTO
Bank
Sale—The
Secretary,
$30,000 general
OREGON
I
the
Murfreesboro
Trust
Co., of Pittsburgh, at
1.60% interest, plus a premium of
$6.
C.
to
2.40s,
were
New York City, at 1.63%
interest, plus a premium of $11.
$300,000 prelim¬
—
due
1978
1
College District
a price of 100.03, a
interest
cost
of
about
1956
p.
Bank,
182, p. 1962—were awarded to
Peoples First National Bank
Offering
Nov.
inclusive;
■
2.50%,
as
3y2s,i due
any
Secretary,
Revenues Up
building and site bonds.
1,
inary loan notes offered Nov. 15
182, p. 1963—were awarded
Puerto Rico
be
bids
from
follows:
on
Junior
net
1956
—v.
&
Sch. Dist.
Bids will
Sold—No
Note Sale—The
basis of about 2.24%.
Weatherford),
—
at
of
bonds,, at
Tennessee
Pittsburgh Urban Redevelopment
Authority, Pa.
Boynton.
Nov. 21 for the purchase of
000
Bond
Sampson County, Hobbtown School
District (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
at 100.10,
water
payable
1
4
p.
Oklahoma
145,000 2V>s. Due on May 1 from
Co., of Durham,
National?-Bank
inclusive.
Due
$20,000
from
City Housing Authority,
r
will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of $109,000 general obligation bonds.
2074—were awarded to the
p.
First
Sale—The
Bond
$275,000 street
follows:
Due
a
2V2S,
clusive.
1963.
p.
New Cumberland, Pa.
Bond Offering—B. Paul Mowry,
Borough
bonds-offered Nov. 16—v.
No.
lotte, and Scott, Hornor & Mason
Inc., of Lynchburg, jointly, at par,'
as
100.03,
1
of
cost
as
1962
1963 to 1977
Nov.
Principal and
Tennessee
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Nov. 22 for the purchase of
Boynton, Okla.
Bond
works
Not
to
$845,000
325,000
price
Nov.
T raff or d, Pa.
Custer County
Indep.
improvement bonds offered Nov
15—v. 182, p. 2074—were awarded
to R. S. Eickson & Co., of Char¬
$40,000 5V2s.
16
awarded
1 from
were
Dec.
School
a
2.58%,
1956
$1,250,000
TENNESSEE
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust
Philadelphia, "as 2V4s, at
Bond
Roanoke Rapids, N. C.
net interest cost of about
1962—were
182,
v.
of
basis of about £.47%.
CAROLINA
Sale—The
Co.,
v.
$154,000 special
Sweney Cartwright & Co., of
Columbus, as 2V2s, at 100.15, a
system
City.
Bond
to the
1962—were
p.
Note Sale—The
to
pur¬
by
NORTH
in¬
bonds offered Nov.
p.
1977
Heckler &
a
182,
—v.
p.m.
inclusive. Principal and
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Gene&cc Valley Union Trust Com¬
pany, ci
Webster.
Legality ap¬
prove-?
182,
—v.
WW
assessment
from
sewer
10
fol¬
as
interest
net
a
at
$405,000 3y>s, due
submitted for the $20,000 general
obligation bonds offered Nov. 14—
provement bonds offered Nov. 15
1852—were awarded
Bond Sale—The
P.
construction bonds. Dated Nov. 1
1955.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1956
to
Marcus Hook, Pa.
Sale — The $160,000
Bond
interest
Xenia, Ohio
Harold
100.14,
bank
Bonds
14—v.
inary loan notes offered Nov. 15—
until
for
Nov.
bonds
about
Woonsocket, S. Dak.
1853—were awarded to
p.
1
Hayden, Miller & Co., of Cleve¬
land.
O
offered
Co., Rand & Co.,
Co., Keith, Reid
Independent
District
designated by the
Legality approved by
Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott &
Barber, of Minneapolis.
Lestrange & Co., and
Steele &
Co., both of
Pittsburgh, jointly.
;
;
p.
$2,500,000
purchaser.
Fauset,
Euclid-Lyndhurst City Sch.
(P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
182,
suitable
Arthurs,
Due
1966
182,
v.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
improvement bonds offered Nov.
as
Gainham, Town Supervisor, will
bids
to
and
awarded
Dec.
on,
(J-D)
Johnson
Borough
14—v.
Offering
1957
1955.
interest
Township (P. O.
Allison Park), Pa.
Bond Sale—The $40,000 general
obligation bonds offered Nov. 9
$102,000 sewer
improvement
1,
$52,000
dated
are
&
and
Nov.
inclusive.
Hampton
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Webster), N. Y.
B«
Dec.
bonds
Due
1975
15
2.11%.
receive sealed
Dee.
Cleveland.
South
to
•
bonds
County
on
1955.
to
$250,000 im¬
1962—were
p.
bonds
&
White
Co., and Garrett & Co.,
$12,000
rejected.
were
Sale—The
offered
The
equip¬
group
price of 100.98, a basis
Water
of
(EST)
Principal
Squire,
£.81%.
Webster
1
office.
build¬
of C. J. Devine & Co.,
& Co., and Bache &
a
noon
Dated
Oct.
on
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182
Co..
Board
bonds,
group
lows:
to the Allison-Williams
Co., of Minneapolis.
182, p. 1962 — were awarded to
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke,
of Philadelphia, and Singer, Deane
& Scribner, of
Pittsburgh, jointly,
as 2V8S, at
100.09, a basis of about
payable at the County Treasurer's
Y.
p. 2014—v/sre awarded to
2.90s, at
until
clusive.
5:aie—The $590,000
Haup-t
the
for the purchase of
district and
street
Northern
New York City.
composed
of
182,
ment
assess¬
purposes
Commissioners, will
1984
interest
New York Trust Co., Potsdam.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes,- Heckler &
Galloway, of
Ha
various
*
State
Pont
D.
time for the
garage
Bond
Bethlehem School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The $135,000
Mahoning County (P. O.
Y""na>s*own), Ohio
Bond Offering —John C.
Cox,
until
4
poses
Sale—The special
of
basis of about 1.69%.
a
totaling $92,500 offered Nov. 10
—v.
182, p.>1852—were awarded
to Braun, Bosworth &
Co., Inc.,
of Toledo, as
21/4s, at a price of
100.78, a basis of about 2.19%.
York Cfly.
saw,
Ex¬
Ohio
Legality ap¬
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Galloway, of New
The
—
du
&
street
a
Securities
Corp., Bache & Co., W. E. Hutton
&
Co.,
Reynolds
&
Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co., Francis
Tabor, S. D.
Harriman
.
Branch.
city
Ripley & Co., Inc.,
New York City, as
l7/8s, at 100.13,
pay¬
Corn
Sale
1747—were awarded to
p.
R.
$18,000
Sale—The
composed of the Union
I.
Dakota
the
same
bonds
provement bonds offered Nov.
and
Franklin County (P. O.
Columbus),
Traders Trust Company, Lockport
Exchange
Chemical
1
Legality approved by Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
inclusive.
Principal and interest (F-A)
the
June
on
change Bank, New York City, or
the
City Treasurer's office.
of
$28,500 highway bonds.
Dated Aug. 1, 1S55. Due on Feb.
1
at
Due
the
National
Abington Township (P. O.
Abington), Pa.
Principal and interest (J-D)
scaled
1, 1956.
to
Dists., Texas
bonds totaling
$2,825,000 offered Nov. 10—v. 182,
awarded
ceive
—
Sale—The
Amarillo Sch.
Bond
Bonds Not Sold—Bids received
at
PENNSYLVANIA
Jan.
Offering
States
DAKOTA
lighting bonds offered Nov. 7 were
Bank, of Milbank, as 2.90s, at a
of 101-00, a basis of about
2.77%.
%
on
George W.
Meyers, Town Supervisor, will re¬
Bond
Bond
awarded
Portland.
purchase of $1,000,000
water
works
extension
and
improvement bonds.
Dated
Pendleton (P. O. R. F. D.
'
United
Bank, and Blyth & Co., both
Elyria, Ohio
Offering — Ellsworth J.
bids
and
Milbank, S. D.
obligation bonds offered Nov.
v. 182,
p. 1962—were awarded
to
sealed
•
SOUTH
(P. O. Moro), Ore.
Sale—The $301,000 gen¬
Alheit, City Auditor, will receive
3.10s, at 100.85, a basis of about
3.02%.
Principal
(M-N)
Harris
eral
for
changed to Nov. 28.
Bond
the
County Union High Sch.
Bond
Nov. 21—v. 182, p. 2074—has been
Francis I. duPont & Co.,
Hornblower & Weeks, R. D. White
& Co., Gregory &
Sons, and Tilney & Co., all of New York City,
of
Dist. No. 1
The
$700,000
scheduled
Nov. 1 from 1956
on
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt
Taylor & Washburn, of New York
City.
1747—were awarded to
composed
Sherman
—
inclusive.
payable at the
Hanover Bank, of New York
City
basis of about 2.13%.
a
O.
Due
1965
interest
Savings Bank, of Chicago,
Chase Manhattan
Bank, of New
York City, and Hess and
McFaul,
of Portland, at a
price of 103.16,
June 1 from
OHIO
(P.
p.
a
Baldwin-Wallace
Y.
basis
a
Bond Sale—The
$1,000,000 2V->%
bonds offered Nov. 14
inclusive.
on
99.80,
1, 1955.
to
airport
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
Cross,
as
on
at
as
Portland 8), Oregon
June 1, 1974.
on
1962—were awarded
National Bank of
p.
First
Port of Portland
(P. O. Box 4099,
inclusive.
1980
182,
2s,
of about 2.07%.
from i
1
v.
the
Portland,
from
1
June
on
1973
65,000 0.25s. Due
2074—were awarded to
p.
June
on
Due
to
1975 to
The $1,568,000
Nov. 16—
—
1
1969 inclusive.
120,000 3V4s. Due
Oyster Bay Union Free Sch. Dist.
school
Due
6s.
1970
change Bank, of Oakfield. Legal¬
ity approved by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
(P. O. Bethpage), N.
15
as
inclusive.
20,000 5y4s. Due
interest (J-D) payable at the Ex¬
No. 21
3.26%,
June
on
1964
3s.
75,000
Sept. 1,
^Due on Dec. 1 from 1955
to^ 1974 inclusive. Principal and
.
to
1865 to
are dated
1955.
about
to
1957
Trust
as
100.21,
of
$120,000 6s. Due
awarded to the Manufac¬
were
turers
offered
cost
follows:
general
bonds.
Texas
Bond
Sale
The
$10,000,000
school improvement
bonds offered
Nov
10—v.
—
182,
awarded
by
Phelps,
York
net
as
to
City,
1747—were
p.
a
syndicate headed
Fenn & Co., of New
at a price of
par, a
interest cost of about
follows:
$5,000,000
from
3,000,000
from
2,000,000
from
2V2S.
1956
Due
to
2V4S.
1966
Due
to
2.40s.
1972
(The above
on
1965
to
on
1
Dec
1
inclusive.
on
1975
report
Dec.
inclusive.
1971
Due
2.36%,
of
Dec
1
inclusive.
the
supplements the
information
viously given in v.
182, p.
sale
pre¬
2075.)
Edna Indep. Sch.
Dist. (P. O.
Edna), Texas
Bond Sale—An
issue of
$40,000
school house bonds
was
sold
to
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of San
Antonio, as 3s. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
on
Dec.
1
from
1957 to
inclusive. Interest J-D.
1960
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...
Monday, November 21, 1955
(2184)
€0
Waxahachie),
(P. O.
Ellis County
Texas
— An
issue of
certificates of indebted¬
ness was sold to Rauscher, Pierce
& Co., of Dallas, as follows:
,
>
§400,000
869,000 3y4s. Due on April 10
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
from
of
Co.,
1987
inclusive.
1990
to
to
which
dated Jan. 10, 1956.
The issue is
(A-O) pay¬
able at the Citizens National Bank
of Waxahachie, or at the First Na¬
tional Bank in Dallas.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
was
Mercantile
Principal and interest
Crowe,
of Dallas.
Caines
County
Texas
bonds
bouse
<
awarded to
composed of Rauscher,
v.
182, p. 1852—were
a
group
of San Antonio,
Mercantile National Bank, ShearCo.,
&
Pierce
bids
until
Nov.
23
Hammill & Co., and Keith,
& Co., all of Dallas, at a
price of parj a net interest cost
oi
about 2.71%, as follows:
J
to
1956
from
on April 1
1968 inclusive.
Due
Texas
school
building bonds offered Nov. 10
were
awarded to R. J. Edwards,
Croesbech Indep. Sch. Dist.,
Sale—The $125,000
Dallas.
Inc., of
and interest
office.
Legality
Dumas,
by
proved
District No.
School
Bond Sale—The
house
bonds
to
10—
Nov.
offered
lic National Bank, of
District
will
Treasurer,
until
bids
sealed
Due
Dec.
on
1
from
3
ton.
Nov.
awarded to a group composed of
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., of Dallas,
Dittmar & Co., of San Antonio,
and the First Southwest Co., of
Dallas.
dated
are
System
Unadjusted-
1954
1954
1955
tOct.
Oct.
Oct.
Sept.
146
142
130
144
128
148
144
132
160
139
162
157
140
127
117
134
131
123
school bonds.
122
109
126
125
112
154
112
147
136
109
172
173
117
161
145
111
Due
194
104
153
130
153
153
131
170
160
98
116
115
bouse
1963—were awarded to a
composed of Louis Pauls &
Co., of Galveston, Rowles, Winston
132,
p.
*
#
250
241
♦
256
2G3
*
246
220
114.1
114.0
110.0
10G.8
10G.4
100.6
114.9
114.1
97.3
97.5
other
Employment and payrolls—
Nonagricultural employees, total
Columbian Secu¬
Texas, First of
both of San Antonio,
Nondurable
Payrolls, total
Freight carloadings
Texas Corp.,
Department store sales,
of
McClung
Knickerbocker,
&
Houston, at a price of 100.01, a
interest cost of about 3.09%,
net
as
NOTE
centered
second
month,
available.
are
111.1
108.2
102.0
105.7
115.3
114.2
106.1
94.7
99.9
101.1
160.8
87
105
104
Sch. Dist. (P. O.
U28
123
1135
indexes
Dodge
Board Buys Bond Issue—
State
The State Board of
139.1
three-month
on
for
data
Eastern
37
moving
States.
Education
and
option
ex¬
Metropolitan Separate Sch. Board
(P. O. Toronto), Out.
Bond
Sale—An
issue of
$1,bonds
&
-Unadjusted-
1954
Oct.
Sept.
products.
construction
school
4%
sold
was
to
L.
Ill
147
143
150
171
165
144
142
126
163
147
167
141
123
141
137
194
218
207
207
206
169
196
185
159
154
137
158
154
138
water
was
works
sold
to
.and
sewer
Co., Ltd.,
as
3s, at
a
130
147
147
*136
132
160
159
139
127
128
135
136
134
Oct.
123
142
140
110
127
126
132
153
149
140
of
111
110
102»
ft
apparel
110
101
*
111
103
121
108
—
products
123
Rubber products
Leather and products.——
*
Chemipals and petroleum products
share
of
this
of
has
Corporation
payable December 24,
record
at
December 9,
the
been
allied products—
coal products—
declared
1955 to stockholders
of business on
close
Food,
beverages
and
tobacco
Food and beverage manufactures
Tobacco
Danville
manufactures
•
125
103
111
106
124
114
*
145
7
*
106
.93
141
11}
157
Treasurer*.
,
Metal,
131
1S5
103
94
140
127
ft
157
138
130
130
121
134
162
162
143
167
161
stone and earth minerals
available.
on
Oct. 1 from
Due on Oct. 1 from
57,500 4s.
1960 to 1975 inclusive.
bonds
are
dated
Oct.
fight cancer *
with
a
CHECK
1975
bonds
Dated
Due on Oct. 1 from
School
Commissioners,
and
a
CHECKUP
150
<•
169
136
124
138
133
tPreliminary.
$256,000
107
105
119
122
105
«
123
117
102
*
to
the
Natiorale,
Credit-Quebec,
Inc.,
jointly, at a price of 97.57, a net
interest cost of about 4.20%, as
116
107
sold
was
Canadienne
the
and
126
107
Banque
145
136
bonds
147
171
•
*
*
122
——_—
"Not
Due
3s.
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
146
130
school
♦
147
t
.
*'•
ia
.
!
121
110
124
122
.
i.o
78
80
70
85
83
77
141
130
143
141
130
125
124
101
137
139
110
1956 to 1959 inclusive.
i
M9,000 4s. Due
■
|
|
!
1
HENDERSON,
r
3.44%.
Bond Sale—An issue of
105
112
f
143
Coal
A.
143
111
*
Minerals:
Mineral fuels
1955.
DONALD
and
per
outstanding Common Stock
the
on
dividend of $.40
cash
Chemicals and
Petroleum
quarterly
*
114
141
Paper and allied products
Printing and publishing
A
$78,500
Quebec
Apparel and allied products.—
FOX FILM CORPORATION
about
1, 1955.
Nondurable Manufactures:
leather
Boulanger, Ltd., at a price
a
net interest cost of
4.29%, as follows: V"."*
97.12,
Ltd.,
113
145
basis
a
129
125
and
of
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
137
144
Rubber
neau,
price of 97.86,
141
158
122
manufactures
products
to
Grenier, Ruel & Co., Inc., La Corporation des Prets de Quebec,
J. E. Laflamme, Ltd., and Gar¬
Nesbitt, Thomson &
139
135
mill
$136,-
sold
.
152
miscellaneous——
Textile
of
was
Sale—An issue of $52,000
Bond
121
205
Furniture and fixtures————.
Textiles and
bonds
QUEBEC
150
161
144
Miscellaneous
and
issue
Sale—An
school
Beloeil, Que.
127
Furniture
Bond
000
150
124
156
Instruments
Clay, glass and lumber products—
Stone, clay and glass products
TWENTIETH CENTURY-
Graham
1956 to
1 from
Nov.
on
112
171
141
145
164
purchased
DIVIDEND NOTICE
J.
Co., Dawson, Hannaford,
Due
Oct.
Sept.
204
——
_—
School
Board, Que.
and Canadian Bank of Commerce.
1954
1955
tOct.
173
146
———
Nonelectrical
St. Foy Protestant
averages,
141
——
Machinery
sive.
CANADA
Employment
209
its
ercised
Ltd.,
inclusive.
fabricating
metal
Corp.,
ONTARIO
based
1955
metals
awarded to the
Company,
of
Mil¬
Securities
at
137
122
tl29
tOct.
Fabricated
Nov.
The
000,000
Metal
$275,000 build¬
of $292,-
118
ft
(1947-49 Average=l»0)
Primary
4%.
about
were
—
94
112
Seasonally Adjusted
San Antonio), Texas
O.
issue
Sale—An
1955.
Durable Manufactures:
North East Indep
(P.
waukee.
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
310,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
1983 to 1989 inclusive.
3
97.1
1748
p.
^Estimated.
inclusive.
and Ocono-
No.
Bond Sale—The
compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Due on March 1
from 1964 to 1982
115.0
108.2
9o
W.
F.
tPreliminary.
1963 inclusive.
1957 to
115.2
121
ft
contract
of
(City)
District
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v. 182,
97
payrolls indexes
"Not
$70,000 3V2S. Due on March 1 from
270,000 3^4s;
214
__
Construction
—
at
4.01%.
about
96.50, a basis of about
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
1 from 1956 to 1965 inclu¬
3s,
as
Oconomowoc), Wis.
256
250
*122
value
1975
and Summit (Towns) Joint
School.
231
258
**
158.8
Department store stocks, value—
and
follows:
253
1955.
1956 to
1 from
Milwaukee
Durable
Co., Houston,
rities
Corp. of
and
mowoc
Manufacturing prod, workers—
group
&
70
Construction contracts, value—
All
Nov.
on
Oconomowoc
104
Residential
school
bonds offered Nov. 14—v.
Dated Nov. 1,
inclusive.
149
111
196
1956
Dominion
128Vz Fourth Avenue, Bara¬
boo, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Nov.
28
for the
purchase of $45,000
122
durables
of
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1
to 1975 inclusive. In¬
school bonds was sold to the
mar,
durable goods—
consumer
Quebec
Rivier-Des-Praieries School
Goll-
G. H.
office of
the
at
12G
Total
T exas
(Towns),
142
Autos
-
terest A-O.
9
154
Major
basis
a
from
Valley Joint Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Baraboo), Wis.
Bond Offering — Louis Terry,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
No.
128
Household
Sale—The $650,000
95.41,
Bond
1G1
:
from
Due on Dec.
4s.
Dated Oct.
due
semi-an¬
Jan. and July 1,
1979 inclusive.
144
.
1 from
Dec.
paving bonds was sold to A. E_
Ames & Co., as 3V2S, at a price of
000
Manufactures—
Nondurable
a
.Bond Sale—An issue of $55,000
2%s,
142
Durable
the
inclusive.
McMasterville,
due semi-an¬
Jan. and July 1,
Baraboo and Excelsior
112
Bond
;;/
and
on
to
1960
to
to
Ltd., at
1 from
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
;
20,500
2.70s,
on
sold
was
7,500 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
bids
Minerals
from
1,1955. Interest A-O.
Due on
3s.
1956
Pleasant
Sept.
1
Commission, Que.
production—
Total
3975 inclusive.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
inclusive;
'
INDEXES
TOct.
Industrial
Oct.
Due on
4s.
bonds
$72,000
as
1,000,000 series D bonds, as follows: $200,000 2.70s, due on
Jan. and July
1, 1975; and
Average—190
1955
1,
Nov.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to
3955. Due on
La Marque
nually
'
1976
Seasonally Adjusted
Consumer
bonds
1971
to
$550,000
Legality approved by Billings
Federal Reserve
1947-49
from
Due
Interprovincial,
Credit
WISCONSIN
improvement bonds
offered
school
net
2.70%,
about
of
cost
100.01, a
of
price
a
1969
1975
Board of Governors of the
BUSINESS
totaling
10 were
at,
800,000
nually
ap¬
on
Oct 1
1958 inclusive.
3s.
Dated Oct.
$1,000,000 series C bonds, as fol¬
lows: $450,000 2.60s, due semi¬
annually on Jan. and July 1,
Merchants National Bank of Bos¬
ton, Burt, Hamilton & Co., of Dal¬
las, and Henry Keller & Son, of
net interest cost
follows:
1959 to 1975 inclusive.
follows:
re¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Montpelier Na¬
tional Bank, Montpelier, or at the
Dallas, Mc¬
$96,000
104,000
p.
interest
p.m.
1956 to
a
price of 98.81, a net interest cost
of about 3.88%, as follows:
inclusive.
Clung & Knickerbocker, of Hous¬
price of 98.33,
L'Epihanie Sch. Commission, Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of $100,000
182,
Co.,
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the purchase
of $420,000 high school construc¬
tion bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1955.
Columbian Securities Cor¬
poration
of Texas,
Dittmar
&
Co., both of San Antonio, Repub¬
Texas
fire station and
Irving,
The
lan,
ceive
p.
a
group
Jackson, Curtis, Schoellkopf, Hutton
& Pomeroy, and Grande &
Woodstock), Vt.
1854 — were awarded
group
composed of F. S.
Smithers &
Co., of New York
182,
v.
a
1854—were awarded to
a
group
composed
of Phelps,
Fenn
&
Co., Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., Paine, Webber,
Bond Offering—Kenneth T. Al¬
v
a
$2,000,000 rev¬
offered
Nov.
15—
bonds
enue
Tex.
1,
Bond Sale—The
$400,000
15,
Bridgewater and
Pom fret Union High School
District No. 4 (P. O.
$1,075,000 school
sold to
was
of about 4.13%, as
Wash.
Taccma,
Woodstock,
Consolidated
Common
Seminole
p.
Bond Sale—The
VERMONT
Legality approved by Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
tin.
Boothman, of Dallas.
street
callable Jan.
are
$200,000
Quebec, J. E. LaFlamme, Ltd.,
Garneau, Boulanger, Ltd., at
1956 to
1977
(J-D) payable at the
Huguenin &
Treasurer's
bonds
!
•
and
par.
1970.
American National Bank of Aus¬
in¬
payable at the State
(J-D)
The
Jan. 15 from
Jan. 15,
on
16
1978.
and
revenue
The $50,000 gen¬
—
bonds
offered
1963 —were
awarded to the State, as 2.80s, at
v.
inclusive. Principal and
terest
67,000 3s. Due
electric
on
Sale
obligations
—v.
182,
eral
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
to
Commission,
Bond Sale—An issue of
Washington
are
Due on
1955.
3981
1971
Sch.
Quebec
Inc., La Corporation de Prets de
dated Dec. 1,
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
bonds
The
$158,000 3V4S. Due
on
purchase of $1,-
1 from City,
365,000 2%s. Due on April
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Bond
(CST)
p.m.
the
Catholic
composed of Grenier, Ruel & Co.,
Bond
follows:
as
Sept. 1 from
on
Sch. Dist.
Antonio, Wm. N. Ed¬
Co., Inc., Fort Worth, and
First
of Texas
Corp., San
Antonio,
cost
Sept. 1 from
on
Due
school bonds
City Joint
No. 401 (P. O. Everett),
San
the
Kellam,
light and power
bonds.
Dated
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 fromto 1975 inclusive.
Principal
1956
lieid
2V2S.
Belo
—
2:30
for
system
jgon,
§315,000
Offering
Bond
of
follows:
Snohomish County, Twin
of Dittmar &
composed
group
Co.,
Hull
182,
the
State.
wards &
City Secretary, will receive sealed
Dec.
■
$680,000 court
offered Nov. 10 —
Sale—The
Bond
a
interest
as
1975 inclusive.
1966 to
$135,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
net
a
3.93%,
50,000 3y2s.
Thorp Sch. Dist.
County,
(P. O. Ellensburg), Wash.
ing bonds offered Nov. 1—v.
p. 1620 — were awarded to
School District
school building bonds was sold to
Robstown, Texas
000,000
O. Seminole),
(P.
$1,003,000
school
high
bidder for
a group headed by the
Irust Co., St. Louis.
bonds,
96.02,
about
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
No. 400
(P. O. Tulia), Texas
Bond Sale—An issue of $225,000
purchase
house
of
$103,000 3s.' Due
Kittitas
1965 inclusive.
Rural High
Tulia
exercised its option
Education
of
Peter
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
State Board
The
—
Sherburne, of Woodstock, and
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
&
par,
2.78%,
775,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
Texas
,
of
WASHINGTON
1956 to
Sale
price
a
Due on July 1 from
$300,000 3s.
Sch. Dist.,
Independent
at
follows:
as
Dittmar &
V. 182,
—
2076.
p.
Pasadena
Bond
April 10 from
72,000 3V8S. Due on
Antonio.
San
from
259,000 3s. Due on April 10
1966 to 1986 inclusive.
by a group headed by
Worth,
net interest cost of about
a
fered Nov. 9. High
Sale
Certificate
Fort
$1,500,000 building bonds of¬
bid was entered
the
on
Nov. 1 from
1960 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated
Nov.
1,
1955.
Interest
M-N.
Drummondville, Que.
j
Bond Sale—An issue of $153,000
] school bonds was sold to Gairdner
&
Co., Ltd., and Nesbitt,
son
&
Co., Ltd., jointly, at
give to
Thom¬
a
price
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