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MONDAY
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.stiGCICAL
r;ron
AD INC
Tk e
and
Chronicle
Financial
Reg, U. 8. Pat. Office
7, N. Y., Monday, November 28,
New York
Number 5485
182
Volume
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
INSURANCE
-
-Aeco
directors
The
on
voted a calendar year-end
Nov. 21
5%
in
common stock,
payable
Feb. 3, 1956.
Payment is subject to stockholder
on
Jan. 23,
1956, of the board's
1956,
1,
March
of
In This Issue
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York
stock be increased from 1,000,000
common
shares.
All of the company's
are
issued and outstanding.
1,000,000
the
Of
will
distributed
be
Midwest Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
be made by the company.
also stated that they expect conditions to
maintenance of the current regular quarterly dividend
the
cents
10
per
182,
share.—V.
See
Corp.
Atlas
Canadian Stock Exchange
601,
p.
Exchange
Toronto Stock
Exchange—Curb Section
46
35
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 35
SEC Index of Stock Prices.^.
35
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
35
Transactions American Stock Exchange
35
Corp.—Earnings Up—Bank Loans Re¬
duced—Probable Sale of Some Properties Discussed—
12 Months Ended Oct. 31—
•
1955
1954
Gas
Alabama
$24,436,121 $21,900,092
Operating
income
-—
2,621,823
2,148,700
Other
income
...
111,828
60,681
Gross
income
2,733,651
2,209,381
Net
income
1,979,470
1,515,564
Balance
after preferred dividends
1,878,128
1,414,222
Common shares outstanding
925,317
844,800
Earned per share on common stock______.
$2.03
$1.67
The
company
to Oct. 21, 1955 has taken down $2,600,000 of its
$3,100,000 bank loan agreement running until the end of 1956 and it
has extended to that date maturity of a $1,400,000 loan secured by
Operating
revenue
'
'
•
'
•
the
General Corporation &
State and City
s
Division
Statement of Member
Federal Reserve System
Condition
Combined Condition
Reserve
Sept. 30—
that
.
property be quoted, the officers of the company
will
give
careful consideration to the matter and will make such
recommendations to the board of directors as they believe to be in the
price of a particular
sales
48
provision for Fed. taxes on
Federal taxes on income
for
income
Net
250,510,761 222,437,369
inc. 30,105,952 26,142,541
16,469,000 13,870,000
48
Fund Notices. 48
best
interest
involved
in
company,
and
be
and,
holders
could
problems would
property of the
the officers can not say whether such problems could
if solved, whether any sale advantageous to the stock¬
the
be
tax,
of
sale
statutory and other legal
any operating distribution
made."—V. 182, p. 1797.
'
t- 1
4
Albemarle Paper
This company
subject
to
complex and difficult
Numerous
stockholders.
the
financial,
technical,
solved
of
plans to
approval
of
Manufacturing
Co.—Acquisition—
Ohio,
firms.—V. 177, p. 2781.
acquire Raymond Bag
stockholders of the
Co., Middletown,
Jamaica, N. Y.—Files With SEC
The company on Nov. 18 filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 300,000 shares of class A stock (par 10 cents) to be offered
Alpha. Plastics Corp.,
$1
through J. E. Des Rosiers, Inc., New York. The
to be used to redeem outstanding preferred stock,
current liabilities, and for working capital.
share
per
are
and
net
pay
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
(&
(In Canadian
9 Months
1955
$
Ended Sept. 30—
Sales
and revenues
Costs
and expenses
Minority
for
in profit
int.
of
1954
$
36,776,325 26,904,220
15,594,321 13,250,328
Limited dividends
share (on basis of 9,968,756 shares
Sept. 30, 1955)
♦Including In 1955 $12,725,025 Canadian taxes;
—V. 182, p. 809.'
Aluminium
Profit
per
outstanding
308,361,837 302,425,548
4,535,000 3,620,000
and expenses
sales
State income taxes___
dollars)
310,180,954 242,088,299
239,365,482 184,867,936
18,732,626 19,156,080
—
13,555,557 9,404,730
subs.
1,661,942
1,172,479
consolidated subs...
89,022
42,854
income
Net
317,130,371 309,520,525
Total sales
of
$3.69
$15,603,613 in 1954.
earnings
Net
Shares
182, p.
4,233,534
1,444,416
$2.93
;_
_
outstanding at end of
Earnings per
—V.
Oct.$2, '54
Oct.$1, *55
310,599,004 302,583,554
6,531,367
6,936,971
stores-
Sales—other
Federal and
current income taxes
Reserve for future income taxes
Divids. on preferred shares of consolidated
♦Provision
3,732,569
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
26-Weeks Ended—
Cost
Aluminium Ltd.
4,267,917
47
Sales—retail
advances
12,272,541
$1.20
received
American Stores Co.
at
13,636,952
$1.33
-
-
share of common stock
from
foreign subsidiaries
(not included above)
—V. 182, p.
1906.
Earnings per
Dividends
1954
£
1955
-
-
before
Income
Provison
*
proceeds
Corp. (&
Sanitary
'
*
officials
that certain investment bankers have contracts with
municipalities authorizing them to negotiate with the company
for the purchase of its properties in those municipalities.
"If a municipality makes an offer to purchase or requests
a
Standard
&
few
of a
stock dividend on
20%
for
gauge
Radiator
9 Months End.
Net
Banks of
Banks
a
Metals, Inc.—New Product—
determining available air pressure at
use has been brought out by U. S. Gauge, Sellersville, Pa., a
of American Machine & Metals, Inc.—V. 182, p. 2125.
pressure
American
Statement of Federal
Redemption Calls and Sinking
The Course of Bank Clearings
pay
Subs.)—Earnings—
48
Exchange Rates.
Foreign
new
point of
i "
55
11
Bond Offerings
and Payable
*
plans to
company
American Machine &
Investment News Cover
Dividends Declared
16 will be
Dec,
on
stock.—V. 181, p. 2797.
common
A
Miscellaneous Features
of
informed
,
•
,
merchandise instalment contracts.
"From
time to time during the past two years,"
the company's
annual
report
advised shareholders, "reports have been circulated
to the effect that gas distribution systems of the company might be
sold to public bodies at prices substantially in excess of book value.
During the summer of 1955 some of the company's stockholders sug¬
gested to officers of the company that consideration be given to sale
to municipalities of some of the properties if prices and terms ad¬
vantageous to stockholders could be obtained.
The company has been
be
fc'
.
,
.
■'
——
pledge
'
.
stockholders
plan for executives.
In addition,
the
...
_____
Stock—
asked to approve an increase
in the authorized common stock from the 500,000 shares, $25 par, to
1,000,000 shares, $12.50 par.
They will also vote on the issuance of
not
more
than 75,000 shares of preferred stock.
The purpose of
both proposals is to aid the company in acquiring assets or stock
of other companies.
The meeting will also consider a stock option
Stock and Bond Averages
Dow-Jones
$0.75
Corp.—To Create Pfd.
American Hardware
The
Over-the-Counter Markets
below.—V. 182, p. 1333.
178,
$823,386
$1.65
$0.60
$820,863
$1.64
$1.92
$0.90
per
Dividends
—V.
855,668
$958,666
share
paid per share
p. 2194,
Earnings
$34,325,245
1,444,768
621,382
1,441,683
620,820
1,814,334
earnings
Net
1953
1955
1954
$34,892,987 $30,930,347
before income taxes______
Fed. & territorial inc. taxes (est.) __
40
41
42
45
*
Toronto Stock
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Earnings
39
39
Montreal Stock Exchange
warrant
rate of
Exemption Order Sought—
Airfleets, Inc.—SEC
,
San
shares will
Factors, Ltd.
Elided Sept. 30—
sales
Net
39
Exchange
Francisco Stock Exchange
Stock
Pittsburgh
conventional
test
American
9 Months
36
38
Angeles Stock Exchange
Los
arise,
directors
i
Detroit Stock Exchange
additional shares to be authorized, 50,000 shares
a 5%
stock dividend. There are no plans at
as
outstanding.
The
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
present to increase further the number of common shares
However,
should advantageous opportunities for acquisitions
the management feels it would be valuable to have additional au¬
thorized stock
available.
Fractional shares will not be issued.
Cash payment in lieu of frac¬
tional
Exchange
Stock
Stock
Boston
authorized shares
presently
(Bonds)
of tin and lead
also
provide much stronger cans than
types," he explained.
"They are so strong that under
conditions, the steel walls of the cans break before the welded seams
separate.—V. 182, p. 1797.
soldered
15
27
31
36
36
36
(Stocks)
Stock Exchange
American
2,000,000
common shares to
Stock Exchange
New York
to stockholders
approval, at the annual meeting
recommendation that authorized
division
develop¬
for
but
solder,
Page
extra dividend
welded
"The
Co., was
Canco's Atlantic
"the very latest
tin-free food containers."
sideseams not only eliminate the use
search
the
in
tin, and with
its debut on
developed by the American Can
can,
by Dr. Randall Royce, Manager of
laboratories at Newark, N. J., as
research
ment
'
tinless
entirely
This
aluminum coating instead of
welded instead of soldered, made
1
'
an
are
'
described
of record
capital
that
21.
Nov.
Co.—New Development—
Can
with
can
sideseams
Stock Dividend, etc.—
Aeroquip Corp.—Plans
;
food
A
;
Copy
a
MISCELLANEOUS
-
American
Corp.—Statement Effective—
'The registration statement filed Sept. 19, covering a proposed issue
of 1,245,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to common stockholders cn a share-for-share basis, was declared effective as of Nov. 7,
1955.
The proceeds are to be used to repay borrowings; pay for ex¬
ploration and development of oil and gas properties and for further
expansion. No underwriting is involved.—V. 182, p. 1217.
$1.15
Investment News
General Corporation and
RAILROAD
Price
1955
period
share_
2125.
American Telephone &
3,474,977
1,371,733
$2.53
Telegraph Co.—Sells Debs.—
market opened at 10 a.m. on Nov. 22, this company
for sale on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange a block
convertible debentures due in 1967, each having a face value of
Within 15 minutes the bonds were bought in a block by 24
acting for their customers, at a price of $1,303.75 each.
of the transaction
was $4,306,286.25.
The bonds had closed
Exchange on Nov. 21, at $1,305.
Back on Aug. 25, A.T.&T. offered to their 1,300,000-plus
When the
offered
of 3,303
$1,000.
brokers,
Market value
on the
stockholders
Affiliate of Watt &
6
Watt
Jordan Street, Toronto
Members
Company
Jack Purceii
TORONTO
STOCK
EXCHANGE
BROOKS & COMPANY
THE
TORONTO
BOND &
BAY
ST..
TORONTO 1
•
BRANCHES
TELEPHONE
AJAX
20
1165
BLIND
Street, Toronto 1,
Ont.
Direct
555
SAVARD & HART
*
Between
Fort William
National Association
Security Dealers, Inc.
Members
private wire to
L. J. FORGET & CO.
70 Pine Street,
Buffalo
Montreal
Incorporated
of
RIVER
Private Wires
New York
TELEPHONE EMpire 3-4012
MIDLAND
Dealers Assn.
of Canada
Canadian Securities
Watt & Watt
185 Bay
Exchange
Investment
•
EM. 6-4651
Exchange
Winnipeg Grain
EXCHANGE
SHARE BROKERS
STOCK BROKERS
186
STOCK
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock
MEMBERS
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the right to subscribe to a
convertible
12-year
issue of $637,165,800 (face value) 3!eft
the ratio of $100 of debentures for
new
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Authorized
shares of stock owned. These rights were either exercised
by the stockholders—by paying $100 in cash for each $100 debenture
tbey were able to buy—or were sold to other investors who in turn
that
portion
of
the Exchange represented
virtually all
original issue for which the rights were not
22
Nov.
on
the
on
Pid.
holders
100ft
to
offerings
six
of
of
full
distribution
convertibles.
Only
than
of
1ft
tive
The
latest
issue
be
may
$100
in to capital stock beginning
share of capital stock in exchange
one
debenture, face value, plus $48 cash.-
EARNINGS
Period End.
FOR
SEPTEMBER
Sept. 30—
AND
FIRST
1955—Month—1954
Federal
32.306,465
—
expenses
27,639.707
21,200,608
revenues
$
19.216.991
taxes—
4.608.003
2.845,000
35,139.000
22.625.000
1,789,046
1,492.361
15,848,259
Net
14,520,328
operating income
4.708.811
charges
133,916,734
182, p. 2125.
4.085.355
after
—V.
to
purchase
to
such
sell
38,802,988
amount
has
117,148,699 402,272,637 354.618.295
agreed
forth
set
less
Stock
($5
share).
per
of
to
(«Sfc
First
Sept. 30—
income
—V.
p.
182,
severally
has agreed
the respective
the
of
the
to
of
amount
total
the
its
of
i;-':
,i
debentures
of
amount
-
'>.>•-
.
of
Co.
11
Lincoln
&
*
*
1
Co
&
Co._
Edwards
-
Lear
&
1
C.
Company, Inc
Williams & Company, Inc
T.
-
10.000
business-
3,195.136
2114.
•
10.000
10,000
announced
the
in
as
well
total
offices
addition
the
opening of its 100th
Beneficial's expansion
963.
for
the first time in
all
in the states—Alabama, North
Caro¬
other states and Hawaii.—V.
as
to
to
operating
41
181,
.
.
Operating
directors have voted a
three-for-one stock split and will ask
stockholders to approve an
increase in the authorized
capital stock
from 3.000.000 to
12.000.000 shares at the annual
meeting Jan. 26,
1956. it was announced on Nov.
22 by Emerson W. Axe, President.
If the increase is
approved, the new shares will be delivered
early in
March.
'.
:
The split-up is the
second in the Fund's
17-year history. The first
was on
April 20. 1S46, when the stock was
split two for one.
'■
As
$2.28
in
Total income
v
.7"
Axe-Houghton Fund B, Inc.—Plans Stock
Split-—
2125.
22
bringing
year,
resulted
Kansas,
Co.—Continues Expansion—
Nov.
on
-v.
\
(&
,.-V;7
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
'
—
—
:
expenses
income
income
Net
The
6,770 015
$1.56
-
this
has
and
Federal
$7,529,732 $10,998,891
4,334.595
4,228.875
share
'
'
1" 40,000 V
;>
"
__
182, p. 1562.
profits,
1907.
p.
...
.v,:
1955
1954 1',.
Transportation and other operating revenue—— $13,844,859
$12,670,532
Interest and other income
37,621
48,591
10.000
,
^
12,340.984
—V.
23,339.875
all-time high.—V. 182,
.
*
40.000
.
,
Mr. Kovler further stated that
an
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
„
10.000
40.000
—__i—
14.)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
10,000
-
40.000
—
&
and
12
provinces of Canada,
p.
10.000
V
40.000
'
year
lina
; 10.000
'
40,000
*
Lj—
Inc
Co
Irving J. Rice
$
b
40.000
office
10
15.000
40,000„
Sons
&
at
are
corporation
this
\ 'r. 15,000
^
sales,
new
20.000
,
60.000
Burge & Kraus
Bateman, Eichler & Co.—
Pipelines-
of $16,780,587 compared with sales
during the
period last year of $12,757,290. This represents an
This
20,000
/, 60,000
-
1__—
—
the
gross
Beneficial Finance
•;
30,000
'
80.000 i-'
--
like
20,000
„
80,000
~
of
subject
are
scale
increase of 31 ¥2%.
.
$50,000
-
.
80.000
-
:___
1*
120.000
?
.
Eall,
G.
leases
same
its
pur¬
?
Basco Will receive 90ft
&
Bascn
Manitoba
Columr II
$209,000
*
Winslow
*
companv
Pipelines
volume
that,..
event
this
Kovler, Executive Vice-President, on Nov. 23
reported that the sales for the first four months of its
new
fiscal year which ended Oct. 31 resulted in
total
debentures
of
purchased,
are
cost,
Canadian
—Everett
registration
the
in
or
with
(James B.) Beam Distilling Co.—Reports Record
Sales
only
amount
debentures
option.
&
Ltd.
November
by the
each underwriter
option
the
name,
principal
the
exercisable
is
company
opposite
of
reasonable
a
agreement
to the usual Landowner's gross
royalty and a
overriding royalty to a major oil company.
Basco's first well was spudded in on Oct. 20 and
drilling was com¬
pleted and casing run on Oct. 27.
The well has been
completed as
a
satisfactory producer and is now being put on production.
Basco's
second well was spudded on Oct. 29 and drilling
completed and
casing
run
on
Nov.
7.
The
well
should
be
on
production in a few
days
(The third well offsetting the No. 2 well was
expected to be
spudded
in between
company
date
—
170,880.168
—
the
share
the
II
farmout
net
productibn until
have recovered all costs of drilling and completing with
i(p/
going to Canadian Pipelines during this period, after which
the
production will be split 75ft to Basco, 25% to Canadian
sliding
additional S250.000 prin¬
an
option
exercise
from
principal
Chas. W. Scranton
1954
158.810,885
16,0231672
taxes
taxes
in
Trust
Reed.
8.493.940
provision for income
reinvested
the
upon
Column
$250,000
The
Fairman. Harris & Company,
Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co
1955
Income before
per
in
pursuant
Bioren
Subs.)—Earnings Off-
Provision
Income
but
purchase
Chaee, Whiteside, West
2114.
$
Earnings
debentures.
effective
part of
any
& Co. Incorporated—
Cruttenden & Co
A.
Net earnings
Dividends paid
from the
or
Reynolds
*
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
the
and
have
below
named
company,
Lester, Ryons & Co.,
p.
for
the
Column I
Norman Stern. President, said that this
financing will facilitate the
acquisition of certain companies with a view to further
integration of
its zipper
manufacturing operations.—V. 181,
9 Months Ended
underwriters
from
Pri¬
vately—This corporation on Nov. 21 announced that it
had placed with a group of private investors
70,000 shares
of its 5¥>%< cumulative convertible
preferred stock at
par
net
62,750 shs.
underwriters,
below
than
chased
Precision Corp.—Places Preferred
net
§252,005 shs.
1550,000 shs.
75,000 shs.«
cab.e for a period 14
days
statement, to purchase all
proportionate
Anchor
25c)
they
§18.326 shs.
25.000 shs.
oil at
of
reserves
a
through
Lasco's
wholly
owned
subsidiary
covering nine well sites in the Daly pool in
involving 360 acres.
cumula¬
S10)
(par
secure
Into
Ltd.
Petroleums
§4,055 shs.
•,<?•
•
to
entered
Petroleums
the
representatives,
47.032.574
5,000 shs.
1956;
above
order
has
28.783 shs.
.
cumula¬
severally and not jointly,
principal amounts of debentures set forth below in Column I. In addi¬
tion, the company has granted to each underwriter an option, irrevo-
285,102.568 248.966,?87
187,032.735 172.818.071
taxes—
In
1,250,000
•
30,000 shs. ;;
$25)
(par 25c)
to
income
1,250.000
privilege expired Dec. 31, 1941.
agreed
$
cipal
Net
6ft
UNDERWRITERS—The
$
operating
Other
(par
class A
stock
MONTHS
1955—9 Months—1954
$
Operating
Operating
NINE
A
1,500,000
1.500.000
{Including 188.914 shares
reserved for conversion of series A 6ft
preferred stock and of series B
6% preferred stock and shares as
may be issuable respecting the con¬
version privilege of the debentures.
§Amount to be outstanding subject
to change
depending upon conversion of series A and series B preferred
stock, and the debentures.
converted
this year on the basis of
13
for each
series
stock,
•Conversion
subscribed.
Dec.
(par
conv.
convertible
Common
not
was
cum.
stock,
Common
of the pre¬
any
one-half
$1.50
convertible (par $10)
Preferred stock, series B 6ft
has raised about $3.2 billion through
of convertible debentures. Its latest offering to stock¬
closer
came
ceding
162,500 shares at 35 cents per share to certain
officers
of the company to be taken up by
May, 1958.
financing has been done in order that the
company can
carry out their primary drilling obligations without
incurring any debt
to the company in the farmout which is outlined below.
'1.000,000
$1,000,000
tive
Since World War II the company
sale to the public
stock
Preferred
rights, incidentally, lost approximately $1,000,exercising their rights to buy the debentures.
selling or
by not
senior debs., ser. B. due Jan. 1,'67
deben., series B, due Jan. 1, 1967—
capital conv. debs due Nov. 1,'70
5ft
directors
The
S10.570.00J
4
4,
and
„
Outstanding
>
Mi ft
4
exercised. Owners of the
000
borrowings
5Mzft
sold
The bonds
of
Short-term
them.
exercised
Feb.
FINANCING
PRESENT
debentures in
each tight
Monday, November 28,
1955
...
.
Shares
of
Earned
—:
—
—
1,794,316
stock
1,601,313
$1,570,471
$1,437,583
-V
—
common
outstanding-
•1,094,456
share
per
Dividends
paid,
—V.
p.
179,
$13,882,480 $12,719,123
10,517,693
9,680,227
■
—
taxes
1,094.456
>
$1.43
1155.
'
$1.31
$0.75
share——-—
per
SO.65
'
\
•
Associated
The
EEC
Acceptance Corp., Philadelphia, Pa.—Files
corporation
Nov.
on
covering $250,000 of 6ft
denominations of $100
(in
proceeds
be
to
are
used
filed
16
for
letter
a
renewable
of
notification
with
debentures to be issued
of
and
the
at
This
New
the
short-term
days,
V.
announced
company
interest rate
2^«ft ;
182,
discount
180
to
Nov.
on
company
pays
days,
increase
an
market
open
are—30
rates
265
22
on
2%ft ;
89
to
and
of
days,
266
about
182,
has
total
9.930
At
N.
Y.,
to
up
30,000
V.
be
received
11
shares
182,
the
tEST>
a.m.
of
by
company, at
Dec. 7 for
90
on
the
2lift.—
meeting held
important E &
described
preceding,
calling
them
cumulative
preferred
stock
St.,
New
purchase
from
(par
$100).
2126.
p.
Simpson placed
corporation
and
order
with
1355,
to
has
request
According
undertook,
York.
it
See
ment
of
with
been
of
Lisbon,
M.
uranium
had
Lisbon
have shown
operating
SEC
for
12:30
an
P.
enter
of
Salt
into
their
to
and
written
a
Lake
contiguous
in
Airfleets
City,
the
for
and
accelerated
Atlas
now
for
advance
of
the
completed
a
that
by
permanent
date.—V.
financing
182,
which
program
interest.
lime
prior
to
conversion
1960
f.t
at Slv
$11
Nov.
a
operatic
paid
^
PROCEEDS
sdded
1
-
Lase
The
i
to the geteii:
tfcr -fi''
.
of
195?
to
par.
to N._<v.
maintain
borrow
are
after Dec.
common
at
They
the
the
at
also
option
105ft
if
from
of
The
stalment plan from
ume
is
received
45ft
of
its
reported
119.
to
wt.'ch
and
business.
gross
equal
the Lnarm:'
operating
76
app;
cents
p
:h
r
;<
*
.
ri
r
n
^r
d
a;-:
»hart.
of
its
dividend
of
for
stock,
share,
Va
is
be
of
this
the
fleet.
the
an
of
of
$2
1955,
to
Dec.
1,
1955.
1956
year
in
of
four
15. June
it
1931
late
felt
in
the
until
15.
was
in
to
with
prospects
look
pointed
which
New
$4
pay
larger
a
the
re¬
The
full
N.
be
box
if
22
issued
volume
for
the
at
Y„ at 12 o'clock
isntahnents
of
by
Pullman-Standard
su~xfc
The
of Jan.
each,
on
1,
to
be
to
cars,
to
be
Co.;
by
500
Car
be
designated
Wall
built
estimated
by
cost
and
mnted
to
the
business
make
1954.
net
the
on
the
up
Street
prospective
General
&
bidders.
will mature
and
on
the
including Jan.
steel
Foundry
first
1.
1971
finance
of
to
In
<k
order
$1,028,294 and
net
the
as
treasury
ury.
-
to
t.I
has
large
follows:
$17,500:
$-0,000
treasury,
at
a
and
$24,000:
l.iOi.DoO
the
secure
company
Co., Ltd..
prices
vol-
about
company
This
necessary finances
three blocks of
Vancouver
50.000
financial
shares
at
50.000 shares at
50.000
shares
making
total
a
35
40
at
of
W1l!g °Ptions
Ltd., 50,000 shares
at
which
shares
house
at
cents
cents
sale
of
488.020
per
150.000
number
shares
of
are
are presently outstanding:
60
cents
per
to
fiftv-
share to be
drilling
a
C.
share
M.
share
Oliver
C.
taken
capital.—V.
182, p. 2015.
wiped out all
by
15
the
cn
to
arrearages
declaring
holders
to
of
preferred,
holders
of
record
to
$26,690,
50
or
cents
of
Dec.
12V2
of
21.
Nov.
also
the company's
on
dividend
a
record
At
12Vi
cents
the
same
cents,
was
5.
$46,708,
87V2
or
preferred
cents
outstanding.
share, in current dividends
a
'
also authorized
the
the
on
amount
payment
$151,000
issue
outstanding
1,
1956,
notes
of
notes, re¬
$37,750.—V. 174,
to
1987.
at $15 per
49,453
Nov.
share,
shares
were
subscribed for.
Rights expired on
J. S. Strauss & Co. and
Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
10.
liams, the underwriters,
severally purchased the remain¬
ing 3,489 unsubscribed shares, and such shares were sold
on Nov. 16 at
$16.25 per share.
See V.
182, p. 1907.
California Interstate Telephone Co.—Earns. Increased
*12 Months
Quar. End. Sept. 30
1955
Operating
Ended
1954
Sept. 30,*55
revenues
$761,412
$580,525
Operating expenses
Operating taxes
414.760
392.509
Income
Net
deductions
140.879
554.800
$169,207
$147,137
$580,567
(net)
61,060
60.818
251,671
$108,147
income
Earned
•No
for common
per
$86,319
$328,896
$86,319
$315,771
started
Permanente
nounced
plans
to
territory,
fornia
build
Interstate
a
$0.32
available
with
Co..
Henry
a
to
of
payroll
when
Kaiser
months
25.
as
the
1954.
enterprise,
has
an¬
cement plant in Lucerne Valley,
Victorville. Calif. This new plant,
of
completed
establish
a
increase
consequent
J.
12
March
on
$1-06
$0.29
preceding
$12,000,000*
a
annual
and
the
operation
miles southeast
30
estimated
an
$95,022
independent
Cement
pany's
with
is
13,125
13,125
stock
share—
common
comparison
company
$2,671,481
1,536,114
177,445
Net operating income
in
$1,000,000,
will
telephone
its
will
make
it
business
be
in
desirable
exchange in
the
com¬
for
Cali¬
Lucerne
Valley,
revenues.—V.
and
182,
911.
p.
Canada Iron Foundries,
net
the
Ltd.—Proposed Acquisition—
The company has offered to
purchase all outstanding common shares
Disher Steel Construction
Co., Ltd.. at S13 per share, T. P. Rahilly,
of
Chairman
and
until
14.
Dec.
Disher's
dent,
President,
board
of
the
of
are
offer
authorized
112,500
involve
There
are
par
an
also
shares
The
Canada
Nov.
14.
The
offering is
open
by
unanimously agreed to recommend ac¬
company stockholders, J. H. Disher,
Presi¬
shares of Disher Steel outstanding of an
Acceptance of the offer by all stockholders
$1,462,500 by Canada Iron Foundries.
class A preferred $1.50 cumulative redeemable
common
157,500 shares.
would
shares.
on
directors
said.
There
announced
expenditure of
10.285
of
Disher
Steel
outstanding
is the voting stock.
Foundries states that if the
of
an
authorized
15,000
common
Iron
management of Disher Steel will be
offer
to
net
the
the
now
stands
accepted, present
maintained.—V. 180, p. 1205.
is
escrow.
Canadian Homestead Oils
Ltd., Calgary, Alta,
Well—Sells Additional Stock—Reports Op¬
erating Profit—
Oliver
&
Co.
This
up
on
before
drilled
or
Canada
—New Test
M.
company
has
reported
to
shareholders
jointly with Union Oil Co. of California
that
is
a
due
test
lor
0
instal¬
an
serial
senior
5ft
these
on
Jan.
cn
of
the treas¬
netting
shares
in
to
to net
shares
was
Detroit, Mich., has
California Consumers Corp,—Stock
Subscription—Of
the 52,942 shares of
capital stock (par $10) recently of¬
fered to stockholders of reeord Octrl8
fifty-ton
400
increasingly higher
per
Doc.
S18.875
of
ducing
p.
no
undertake
cents per share
43
Total issued
snares
to
new
preferred.
directors
ment
to bs
cars
600
and
American
sold
18
30
dividend
is in addition
the
on
be
Transportation Corp.,
Commerce Commission.
equipment is $18,467,000.—V.
182,
the
for working
used
one
up
cars,
hopper
Co.
the basis of
on
The offering, which
This completes payment, in the fiscal
year, of
share, in arrears on the 53,380 shares of
a
ceptance
in
months ended
payable
approximately
1957,
and
seventy-ton
Car
New
Basco Oil & Gas Co.
Ltd., Vancouver, B. C., Canada—
Stock
Financing, etc.—H. W. Purcell,
President, on
Nov. 9, said in
part:
in-
income of $232.*-
five
declared,
with
Manufacturing Company;
American
proposed
approval of the Interstate
*
total
Steel
built
current
$14 700 000
1955, and they
1,
be
stock
Nov.
certificates.
of
to
2
139
Nov.
on
the
con¬
1955.
of
Jan.
on
1906.
p.
list
a
thereafter,
year
Bethlehem
box
as
$200,000
office,
Dec. 1,
to
to
are
preferred
payable
Earned
GG.
on
sent
issue
certificates
company's
noon
been
total
a
proceeds
directors
share,
time
future 1
a
certificates to be issued under this trust will
the net cost of 1,000 sevenri»-ton steel hopper
*
cars,
trust
series
the
of
share
per
Preferred dividend requirements-
request for bids on
of equipment trust
amount
certificates,
have
a
instalment
equipment
opened
The
a
conse¬
dividend
traffic
encouraging
net
cumulative
17
dividends
and
$1) at $2.50
out
company's
Year
Offering Oversub¬
offered
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.—Clears Dividend Arrears—
equal
S?pt.
current " year.
the
However,
1955.
first
of
Th
1955
year
27,
record
action,
since
company
principal
the
•
machines
dividend
a
payable
March
on
year
until
the
Nov.
on
trust
w
built
through
Delaware
cars
total
which
Sept. 30.
For
in
motor
of
loans
\020
n-ir..
r.co-ne
.*
*y 55ft
,
h
-
rWatt
Aug. 31, 1955. gross opeiAtt'.1
Income to $134,038, or 36
i
in
the
were
instituted
Dec.
Co.—Stock
recently
Other
.
employment
for
and
payable
capital stock
a
first
not
by
deal,
incorporated
he sale
>"
*
■
stock,
stock,
Machine
company
underwritten by Wm. C. Roney & Co.,
been oversubscribed.
of preferred capital stock of record
respectively, Feb. 24. May 25, Aug. 27
certificates will be dated
k°-ft
built
ton
was
iu'
t
1
involved
&
share for each five shares held.
The
Mr.
company, thereby increasing the
other lending institutions. The
!
drtrp
F
capital
result
occur
January in each
.
hich
railroad
company's preferred shares.
out
that consummation of the
will
is.
invitations
ilfr
*
the
par.
city and
vi
5.
15
in
working I■inus whave become
necessary because of the
increase el i,.e i al >!> e
*
the
company's business during the
last five years,
rur. v be
hr
the purchase of
receivables in the
ordinary course o\ .Is iu.a- " a:, advanced to or
invested in its subeidiaries, or may L, ephu' i
r»'
ction of short-term
loans.
'■
whil*
income
Ind.
maintenance
the
dividend
a
capital
on,
a
enable
amount
will
The
steady
BUSINESS—The
1920, is engaged in
revenues
1954
net
companyVlocomotive
which
declared
per
new
the
not
$3,000,000
issue
Bids
et
irn u
O's
Indianapolis.*
the
said.-
company
equipment
proceeds to be received
by the company will be
o: the
company and will be used to increase
fcn.g tuna* if the
s
&
period of
company has added 8.300 service¬
number of cars in its fleet.
capital
the
on
shares
of
stock (par
undertaken
holders
pointed
it
as
This
ri;z:cs
additional
B
Die
to its common
stockholders of record Oct. 26 the right to subscribe on
or before Nov. 21 for
90,000 additional shares of common
the
last
company's
S21,113.000.
March
total
common
As
mark
not
common
issue
any
100.5ft
same
and
to
in
declared
t0
plan
does
principal
redeemed
redeemable
ranging
ever
of
Buell
scribed—The
of
To Sell Equipment
Trust Certificates—
initial
of
annals
account
The
was
program
date the
21
business
did
the
company
The
and
at
an
also
plan
units
preferred
1956.
will
of
quently
time prior to Nov. 1,
to Nov. 1, 1961
any
are
prices
1955
at
the
only
the
year
10ft.
year
preferred
and
also
quarterly
funding
effect
time prior
redeemable
at
15,
stock
part at prices ranging from
>ir,ki);g fund
i, !«■_') to
a
or
A
thereafter at any
debentures
in
on
class
largest
concluded
the
over
repair
common
the
on
27,
,as
tinuing
share, thereafter
ar.d
or
into
*58
t
,
The
e:
redeemed prur
er
i
*
scare
share.
per
company in wl:o.e
on
or
before Nov.
the
l
jcue of i
diesel
the
on
directors
1956
are
be
subordinated to all other present
E. Simpson,
during the 12
in
debt
tnis
Ohio,
business
Nov.
preferred
Nov.
York
are
convertible
on
of
that
feros t,
vhich
far
purchase
that
a?d»KD3C", 17, 1956'
the
c.ose
and
Automobile Banking Corp.—Debentures
Offered—An
underwriting group managed jointly by Reynolds &
Co.,
Ire. and Crustenden &
Co., on Nov. 23 offered for public
sai«i p
of $1,250,000 5*?2%
capital convertible
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1970, at 100% and accrued in¬
tre
91
in
car
the
on
the
types to the
share
per
share
the
The rev debenture?
future uom.wed fund*
of
since
all
at
order
Airfleets
should
Howard
detailed
a
program,
about
this
quarterly instalments of $1
1334.
p.
and
share
The
option agreement will be transferred
to Lisbon.
The
funds to be advanced
by Atlas will also enable Lisbon to make the
final
payment of $3,090,000 to Mr.
Barrett; and th»» balance of the
proposed
advance is for
acquisition, exploration, drilling and other
expenses
cither incurred or
anticipated prior to May 1. 1956. Lisbon
has in
contemplation
of
Dayton,
included
of
holders of
per
East
directors
$4
per
Lisbon,
in
thus
increased
pick-up
heavy
men,
cars
The
acquisition.
to Lisbon up to
$4,350,000
among other things,
reimburse Wasatch,
their expenditures in its
behalf, plus 5ft-
may,
Diego
Thereupon,
to
proposes
Lisbon
San
the
able
Diego
drilling activities.
and
that
months
addition
«ith
30,
Pursuant to this agreement,
Wasatch, Airfleets and San Diego have
paid $510,000 to Mr. Barrett and have
expended $228,704 in exploration
and
that
the
the
of
21,
developments
upon
effected
increase of 12.62ft
ten
Pa.;
Nov.
option agree¬
the purcha e
properties
an
too,
expenses
first
and
San
cut,
developments
2.500
Wasatch.
to
Barrett,
properties
interested
the
Glenwood.
have
exemption
M.
-
Concerning the company's
continuing improvement program.
Simpson noted that service and terminal
facility improvements
made at
Pittsburgh; New York: Cumberland.
Md.; Kevser
W
Uranium
transactions;
until
persons
companies,
and
intercompany
interested
application,
behalf
Robert
certain
which
investment
Nov.
O
Successfully
pointed
of
also
hearing thereof.
a
the
to
in
certain
given
Corp.,
San
Diego Corp..
application with the
an
to
respect
Commission
Wasatch
Inc.,
$50,000,000/
2,000,000
than
more
/
month,
reductions totaling $17,annual interest
charges amounting to S2.708,000.
Mr. Simpson noted
that the program has
placed the company
"on a sounder basis
now
than at
any time in the past 25 years."
He
Atlas Corp.—Seeks SEC
Exemption Order—
This
owning
on
major emphasis
company's huge debt
refinancing
by an American railroad.
for
Joined with Air fleets,
Corp.. in the filing of
than
more
"history-making"
railroad.
Mr.
179
annual
S280.000.000 program has
890,000 and reductions in
Broad
the
of
1906.
p.
129th
President,
paper.
to
the
months
in
Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Bids Dec. 7—
will
assets
shareholders
the
Bids
net
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—Annual
Interest Charges Re¬
duced—Common and Preferred
Dividends Declared—
1ft
90
days,
2014.
p.
of
2Vift ;
270
to
%
commercial
are
Fund
The
Associates Investment Co.—Paper Rates
Again Up—
the
there
shares.—V.
nar
and
$500»,
without
underwriting.
general corporate purposes.
the
now,
well being
completion
Number
182
Volume
5485
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of Canadian Homestead holdings in the "
belt of Alberta; an additional 99,840 acres
by the result of the well.
month on 36,800 acres
currently important Foothills
hext
way Will also. be affected
the sale of additional stock
miles
three
...
Following
rnlnnioi
v
rpho
pared with net production revenue of $212,859 and an operating loss
of $69,735 for the 12 months ended May 31, 1955. After depreciation
and depletion the Aug. 31 quarter showed a loss of $17,328 compared
with a loss of $325,604 for the
preceding twelve months
I
,
^
mi
•
.
,
*
^
^
Colonial Natural
Coltex Uranium Co., Inc., Canon City, Colo—Files—
The corporation on Nov. 9 filed a letter of notification with the SEO
covering 300,000 shares of common stock to be offered at par ($1 per
Share), without underwriting. The proceeds are to be used to pay
expenses in connection with mining operations
.
mining operations.
"" ^ "
Tflv
See Texas-Ohio Gas Co. below.
at
Columbia Gas System, Inc.-To Merge Units-
Two subsidiaries of this corporation on Nov. 18 asked the Ohio
P- u- Commission to approve the financial details of their proposed
merger as one of the first steps in Columbia's simplification program,
/
Under this proposal, Natural Gas Co. of West Virginia would be
at
% •'
•
•••
•
,
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.
pleted
approximately 34,000 in nine eastern Ohio communities.
.
°n Nov' 14, Columbia announced that it was launching a simpli-
SSEftTSS TkS* VonVUe*o2f"3
,at $57.50 per share, through Union Securities
^SS0^lateS. it was oversubscribed and the
& Petroleums, Ltd.-Loan, etc.-
3,
West Virginia is now operated as one of the Pittsburgh, Pa., Group
^lpa"\es of Columbia- Oh*o Fuel has general offices in Columbus,
°-' A, m®rger. requires the approval of the Federal Power ComSS all'
Commission and the Ohio P. U.
V- .
' P*
"
'
Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Mfg. Co., Inc. — New
Meschi, President, on Nov. 23 announced that arrange*
u
i
ments
had been completed
and that this company had received
$1,000,000 loan from the United States Smelting Refining & Mining
BUSINESS—Company a Delaware comoration is thp snrvivino- mv
of Boston, Mass., under the terms of an
dated Aug. 15poration
1955."
This agreement also provides for the- payment of $250,000 V Cor, dncorporated in Delaware in 1927, and Canadian River Gas Co
covering the purchase by United States Smelting of 100,000 shares-"5- incorporated in Delaware in 1928.
of Canadian Pipelines common stock at a price of $2.50 net per shareColorado Interstate owns and operates a natural gas pipeline system <
to the treasury of the company.
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.
>
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'for the production; purchase, gathering, transportation and sale of
George
E
books Closed." Further details follow:
agreement
VS.'
Under
i
contract
development
30-year
a
agreement
previouslv
owns
majority
a
share; interest
Plarp Rnndc
riace ±50nas
Privntplv
^nvaieiy
...
,
,
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Nov.
18,
1955, covering $3,589,450 of its 5xk%
interim notes, due.
Oct. 31,
I960, and 71,789 shares of its $1 par common stock, to be
offered in units of $50 of notes and one share of common.
The pub-
&
and underwriting terms are to
Inc.,
Jones,
are
Hinton
proceeds, $394,839.50 will be deposited with the trustee for
the notes for payment of the first two years' interest thereon; $507,000
will be used to pay the principal of and interest on an outstanding
bank loan in that amount;
and the balance, together with the proOf
the
sale to institutional investors of $9,100,000 of
first mortgage bonds, series A, due April 1, 1976, will
be applied to the company's construction program.
The program contemplates the substitution of natural gas in, and the expansion of,
the
company's distribution
facilities in 14 of the 18 communities
presently served by the company, as well as the construction of new
distribution facilities to serve 12 additional communities. The estimated
total
cost
of
this
program
is approximately $11,884,000.—V.
182,
the
ceeds
of
4%%
20-year
proposed
■rafolir.
182, p. 811.
Inc. below.—V.
Chemicals,
;
'
.
Inc.—Acquisition—!
Chesapeake Industries,
*Com^
"Additional
.
restrictions
Nov.
on
entered the
18
.
7.000,000
11,200,000
29,238,000
.
excess
$1,700,000
of
It purchases gas from
year.
per
110 000 shs
500 000 shs
5%
— 2 500 000 shs' 1 718 149 6 shs'
- 2,500,000 shs. 1,718,149.b shs.
be issued under the mortgage, subject* to
therein. The total principal amount of, bonds,
(par
Jionds may
contained
in each year. commencing in 1936. Beginning in 1952, the company
has paid regular quarterly dividends on its present issue of $5 par .
United Fuel
;
Co.
value common stock at the annual rate of $1.25 per share. The most'
recent quarterly dividend of 31 »/4 cents per share was declared on
Oct. 27, 1955, payable on Dec. 31, 1955, to stockholders of record ,
on Dec. 15, 1955.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed"'to purchase from the selling stockholder the respective numbers *
0f shares of common stock set forth below:
,
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goh
SveUn„ _ ■
:v
p*
*
•
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•* '
*
A:
S,ia"s ___ _ _
,
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A Inn
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Po/iifi/i "Pi?
"Rirlc
Union Securities Corp.^...^-. 16,003
W. C. Langley & Co.
4,500;
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & P C 1C
.
A. C. Allyn .fe Co.? Inc.___
4,500
Lazard Freres & Co
December 6—
Auchincloss, Parker & RedLehman Brothers-—-—-. 9,000
The company,
at Room 744, Union Station Bldg., Chicago 6, 111.,;
path whtanlfi1*&">Co
2*000
&Co ' - '
°- 6_ 10 000
Will up to noon (CST) on Dec. 6 receive bids for the purchase from it
fjcon, w pi _
cv3'50{)
Laurence m. Marks & Co._ 4,500
of
$7,500,000 equipment
trust certificates, series UU, . to be dated
Q Becker & Co. Inc.
4,500
Mason-Hagan, Inc
2,000
Jan. 1,
1956, and to mature in 30 equal semi-annual installments o
Bjunt Bnis & Simmons
2,000
McCormick & Co
1,000
$250,000 each from July i, 1955 tc> Jan. l, 1971, 1"®luaJve,.
.
Blyth & Co., inc.—
9,000
McDonald & co._—
2,000
At
to Portsmouth
addition
in
present
Gas, Chesapeake has nine
companies, including Colonial Trust Co., National.Chesapeake Printing Corp. and Television Center, Inc., v
all of New' York City; Pathe Laboratories, Inc., of New York City and
Hollywood; Virginia Metal Products, Inc., of Orange, Va.; The V. D.
Anderson
Co., of Cleveland; Stanley Greetings Co., of Dayton;
and ,
Allen D.
Cardwell Electronics Productions Corp., of Plainville, Conn.
other
subsidiary
Transitads,
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1 no
Inc.,
n
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•
,
o
u
i
The
less
certificates
are
.
t
by new equipment costing not
2016.
J
secured
be
to
$9,375,000.—V.
than
182,
p.
Subs.)—Reports Profit-
(&
—12 Weeks
^$6 879^470 ^$4^82^966 $21^778 800
profit":'"^
operating
Net
profit
from
#L107
''vim
moas
special
„
„
903'476
nnnkf
ni tt mar
Net
The
&'Co.
information
Sept.
$8,624
profit
"Loss
Fear
11
Citv
lAty
and
for
Fred
1954—V.
Aiito
AUt°
$313,772
"$42,502
include net sales
Recipe Foods, Inc. for the 1955
above
figures
Fear
182,
p.
& Co.
only for the
*$530,522
and profit of Fred
periods, and similar
period from Aug. 2 to
Stamuinff Co.—Secondary
»iampmg ^O.
occ
*
Offering—A sec,
/Dar$5)
It
n
Files With SEC
The corporation on Nov. 9 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 2,575 shares of common
stock to be offeied at $10
per share through Spencer,
Zimmerman & Co., Inc Columbus, Ga.
Thp npt proceeds are to be used to purchase new machineiy, etc.
inenet nrnpperis
Engineering Corp.
COMMERCIAL AND
NOTE:a'on
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
accouut oftte
1 000
4 500
_
—V. 182, p. 2127.
The
c
Robinson
Inc
-
Humphrey
Inc
, nnric
Hiip'iQRO
first mortgage, Se-
and $700 000 nf snries
iyoU, anct !p/UU^JuU Ol ser es
C
5% preferred stock. Eastman, Dillon & Co. were agents
^e telephone company in negotiating the transac-
for
iu .
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j
_
,,
, i
The purchasers of the bonds were Massachusetts Mutual
th
"t.
Life In-
surance Co., Springfield, Mass.; Teachers Insurance & Annuity Assoelation, New York City; Colonial Life Insurance Co., East Orange,
N. J. and Berkshire Life Insurance Co., Pittsfield, Mass. Institutions
which bought the preferred stock were Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
*jew York New York City; Home Life Insurance Co., of America*
Philadelphia,
Pa.; Teachers Insurance & Annuity Association, New
York clty and state Farm Insurance Co., Bloomington, 111.
The proceeds will be used by the company and its
help finance an extensive program of expansion and
—V. 182, p. 1011.
subsidiaries to
modernization.
Commuters,' Inc.,' TNew Canaan, Conn.—Files,. With SEC
„
^
,
....
... ..
The corporation on Nov. 7 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC covering 5,000 shares of non-voting common stock to be offered
The proceetis are t0 be used
1,000
1,000
10,000
The company on Nov. 18 filed a registration statement with tho
of first and refunding mortgage 3/4% bonds,
offered for public sale through an .underwriting group
SEC covering $20,000,000
series N, to be
500
Earl M. Scanlan & Co
4,500
for geneial coipoiate puiposes.
Scherck, Richter Co
Schoellkopf
Hutton
Pomeroy, Inc. -4-
Smith Brothers & Co
Barney &, Co.
Stern
W. Scranton & Co., and Estabrook
and underwriting teims aie to be
supplied by amendment.
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will be used to provide a portiQn of the funds of the company and to providecontemplated conrequired for the present and for the payment
strUction program
f temporary bank loans incurred for such purposes. Such loans ou
Qct ^ lgb5> amounted to $11,772,500.
headed by Putnam & Co., Charles
& Co. The public offering price
500
1,000
&
1,000
9,000
1,500
—
3,500 ' Harold S. Stewart « CO.—
500
Oarrett-Bromfield & Co.__ 1,000
Stone, Moore & Co., Inc.500
Goldman, Sachs & po.
9,000
Stone & Webster Securities
Harriman Ripley & Co.,
1C°fp' -pr"" t~~"
?'2nn
inc.
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
& Co
2°:nkb,,0wert^e„eks
johnston^Lemon &~C0~—
Peabody & Co
9-000
4,500
500
™
'White
Winslow, Douglas & M'cEvoy
Harold E. Wood & Co
Dana Company,
r~I
proceeds, approximately $4,965,000, from that sale were added to tho
funds, to be applied toward the payment of short-term
company, the financing of its extensive construction
program. and general corporate purposes.
The company's construction expenditures for the years 1955 and
1956 are estimated at $47,678 290 of which appioximately $28,247 970
4,500
9^000
7~T.
„
500
500
m
Publishers 25 ParkftFlace>1J®^
«
through private placement.
preferred stock, series F. The net
company sold,
par $2.09
g^^nv's
IIIZmoS
WeM
Dean Witter & Co
J
19
„,„7
See also V. 182, p. 2127.
on Nov. 1, 1955, the
100000 shares of its no
Strould <te Co., I0
Amos C &Sudler & Co
500
Walter
Co.—
500
4,500
LaMontagne_sherwood & Co. 1,000
exchange, remittance
^
.
ries E, o /s /o bonds, due
First Southwest Co
Kidder
^
institutional investors $1 000 000 of
2,000
Russ & Co.
1 500
cfement A. Evans & Co., *
Henry Herman
(
Commonwealth Telephone Co., Dallas, Pa.—Securities
Placed Privately—This company has recently sold to
500
Peters, Writer & Christen-
9,000
G Edwards & Sons—_
Eauitable Securities Corp.-
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B.
CLwonTta tte'raL "of
1'000
Vco"
First Boston Corp
10,000
TuIsa. okla - and ls helcl llnde1' lease
ln Ausust 01 *»?•
,lnrt1c?mt|)e1<iawf of°Oklahom
life 33 and health^'hisurl'"dal the laWfa 01 Oklahoma t0 wrlte llle- accident and neann insur
anc ; _____. T . _T_.T ^TTrTXT^
^ DDM™m
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
^!linn«iZ^d S^nnntihi5
Common stock (par $1)
bou,uuo sns.
ibo,uuusno.
piper,'Jaffr£y~& Hopwood l.'soo
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—Registers Bonds With
llynoK'Co in?—" 4 500 SEC-SeUs Preferred Stock Privately- , . . .
7
The
& Co. at $88.lZ /2 p
share with a dealer's discount Of 85 cents per share.
v
177
2676
was completed.
V. 177, p.
.
THE
Dillon
Farwell, Chapman & Co.—
2126.
ondary offering Of 8,100 sha
was made on Nov.
17 by Bache
Cole
"a*" Co"
Fastman
nnhlin
™ OUr 1fUe 01 **OV.ZL 01 the PUDllC
Oliering Ol bU,UUU snares 01 common StOCK (par ij>l) at
$5 per share through Eastman, Dillon & Co. This offerinP has been completed. Further details follow'
i
•
PROCEEDS The net proceeds will be used primarily to put the
company in a position to expand its business by increasing the amount
of insurance which it is of the shares willis be applied approximately
anticipated that the net
proceeds from the sale able to write. It
as follows: $60,000 to be surplus"; to "capital stock"; be credited, ba
credited and $134,000 to $60,000 to to
credited to "unassigned
"reserve for business development, expansion and life reserves." It ia
estimated that such application of these net proceeds will permit the
3,500
500
Marshall-
Jo^nV^S^'cV.:"-
„
—
Net proceeds from the sale of the additional shares, amounting to
will be used to help finance the company's
1955-59 construction program, now estimated at $600,000,000. V. 182,
p* 2127Commonwealth Life Insurance Co.—Stock Offering—
Newman, &,co
ijsolsM;500
93,744
9,731
items
$13
*
Stock Over 97% Sub-
—
4,'soS
sSSTZ;
Brown, Lisle &
Jan. 1 to
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Moselev & Co
Boswortn, auinvan « 00.
-
Jan. 1 to
Ended—
9 000
Co
2°®"„th Sulliv"an"& ~Co"
'
....
Childs Co.
,
•
;
ComK
run.'^e
approximately $12,000,000 of additional life insurance.
BUSINESS-The company was originally incorporated in Oklahoma
as a stipulated premium company' on Aug. 7, 1925 under the name
Security Life Insurance Co. In 1940 its name was changed to Cornmonwealth Life in Oklahoma asand on Sept. 24,legal reserve company."
Insurance Co., an "old line 1954 the company was
reincorporated
The ho,ne office 0f the company is located at 616 South Main Street,
t
in
hnIf tones renrnrinee hpniiHfnllv
company to write
plus accrued interest
York.—V. 182, p. 2127.
Credit Agreement with
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York under which it may borrow at any
time prior to May 1, 1957, an aggregate amount not to exceed $25,000,000 maturing on Nov. 1, 1957, with interest at 3%.
Portsmouth Gas has distributed
natural gas to residential,. com-~
JA total of 117,867 shares of common stock was reserved for
mercial and industrial consumers in the Portsmouth area for 50 years.
issuance upon exercise of stock options at Aug. 31, 1955.
At present it has approximately 12,000 customers and gross revenues
DIVIDENDS—'The company has paid dividends on its common stock
Gas
,
economy to plate piepaiation.
1 if.'1
due 1974. Payment of the principal amount
will be made at the Guaranty Trust Co. of New
'* tOn July 1, 1955, the company entered into a
Portsmouth Gas Co. was purchased from a group
of stockholders who have directed the affairs of that company since
1945.
R.
E. Burger, New York public utility consultant, represented
the group in the negotiations.
.
entire stock of
The
,.
gently been
Montinn \xrnc mirlo in rmr iccno nf Nnv 91 nf tho
fj ^e00°0u's'a0n0dlng under the mortBasc at any one tlme- ls
The company' has called for redemption on Jan. 1, 1956 $382,000
principal amount of its first mortgage pipe line bonds, 3.35% series,
.
public utility field with
purchase of Portsmouth Gas-Co., which distributes natural gas in the
Portsmouth, Ohio area, according to William C. MacMillen, Jr., President.
The Chesapeake company is an industrial management company.'
corporation
This
i
more than $41,000,000,
.
$7,600,000
25,000,000
i
series
dividend rate
±Commnnsock (nar$5)
P"
:
, $
share.
^p^share fsS and outstanding
for
called
been
that
'
Capital stock—
-
redemption on Dec. 2, 1955, $34,000 of
3%% first and general mortgage bonds, series T, due Nov. 1, 1981, at
101.61%
and accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Old
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk Street, Boston, Mass. or at the Manufacturers Trust- rn
New
N
Y
V 182 d 1908
Trust C0" 55 Rrnnd Street
BroaG btr eC* W6W York
°
have
There
renorta
Commonwealth EdlSOn Co.
.
Outstanding
|
30,000,000
______
notes
tShort-term
,
7,500,000
12,00c,000
3.35% series due 1974
,
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Central Maine Power
.
$8,400,000
3.125% series due 1969
series due 1969
3.75%
Off
ivierger UII
M^rcr^r
AiYiarins
uorp* Ol America
Reichhold
See
nf
rn*r>
uataiin
'
...
Authoiized
*
"First moitgage pipe line bonds—issuln series—
2.75% series due 1964
.
.
•
manufacturer
Division
new
plate brines new sueed and economv to nlate m-pnaration "
__y i82 n 2016
and
offset
Public Service acquired its investment in Colorado Interstate in
1931 which is carried on its books at a cost of $1,875,014.
CAPITALIZATION AS AT AUGUST 31, 1955
go8
D
..nmL
eXtraction
.
Natural Gas Producers, Inc., which owns and operates a natural
gas pipeline system in northeastern Colorado.
v
The principal offices of the company are located in Colorado Springs,
Colo.
.
,
.
;
'
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PROCEEDS—All of the 256,503 shares of common stock just offered
to the public are issued and outstanding shares which are owned by
Public Service Co. of Colorado. The net proceeds from the sale of said
shares will be received by Public Service for its own use, and no
part thereof will be received by the Company.
be supplied by amend-
& Co., First California Co., and Blanchett,
named as the principal underwriters.
White, Weld
ment.
,
<.
«
comSanv^scSftho
scribed—IMore than+ 97% of the 1 110 307 "idles of P01Y1-*
sysiyi?
I® Vu iJ A>1XU'°"' shares oi
Vtern'are made to Public Service Co. of Colorado, and its subsidiaries* mon Stock, Ottered to Stockholders On NOV. 1 in the ratio
for distribution in Colorado and Cheyenne, Wyo. The company's princi- . Of one new share for each 15 held, were subscribed for,
^ deliveries or gas from. its field system are made to Amariiio Oil- it was announced on Nov. 17 by Willis Gale, Chairman.
Co-. for distribution in the Amariiio areaininthe Chicago area.-Total
Texas, and to Natural
,
...
.
.
„
Gas Pipeline Co. of America,
for resale
Final fi?ures at the close of the subscription period on Nov, 16
gas sales were 211,434,484 Mcf for the 12 months ended Aug. 31, 1955,
showed that 1,079,725 shares were subscribed for at the offering price
;
The Company owns approximately 64% of the outstanding common
of $37.50 per share, leaving 30,582 shares to be purchased by a nationstock of Colorado Oil & Gas Corp., formed in 1952 for the development'
grouP °f underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp., and
of oil and gas production: It also has one wholly-owned subsidiary,1
Ci'lore> Forgan & Co., who sold them on Nov. 17 at $41.87Va per
corporation
lie offering price
^
"
bv this
ga^ wells was located on these properties onfrom its transmission
Aug. 31, 1955.
The company's principal deliveries of gas
.
Tn
bHiU—10
The
1^000 kluSnsdlily"
iyj)'U09 gallons dally.
lr> addition to gas available to its system through gas purchase
contracts, the company owns natural gas leaseholds covering approxi-•
263'0°0 Cimarron Texas Okla. A Field of approximately
42,000 acres, inacres in the County, Panhandle total and 356 productive
...
With
witn
rL.i.
?
bnares—
The
. i
^
.A
in£0dSd
stations and four field compressor stations with a total of 96,845
Camp, Inc. below.—V. 169, p. 375.
; :
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Cascade Natural Gas Corp., Seattle, Wash.—Registers'
Stokely-Van
See
announcemenrTurthe^ savs 'Th s ^volutionarv new Colitho
NegativrLnsiSrMetal iPlate makes itnoTiblP ^
timge in half The developed image produced
and ikpr rhprkincr
pioduced is black foi easier
A substantial portion of this
Rrniiiietsi Co ——T-TnlHp-r Rnvs:
rroaucis CO.— noiaer uuys
Oitv
City
Cnnitnl
uapuai
■
Panhandle Field in Texas the Greenwood and Hugoton Fields" in
Kansas, the Keyes Field in Oklahoma and the Julesburg Basin, in
Co oraao. Its pipeline system extends from such supply areas to Denver,
™orado and includes 2 578 miles of pipeline (transmission mains,/"
sal®? laterals > and gathering lines), 14 transmission line compressor-
is located in the vicinity of the Alida, Nottingham, Steelman,
Frobisher, Midale, and Hastings light gravity oil fields in the
southeast corner of the province of Saskatchewan in an area to be
served by the proposed Westspur pipeline.—V. 180, p. 1650.
acreage
Product Recently Introduced—
natural gas. The company's general area of supply includes the ;
ap-
the shareholders of Canadian Pipelines & Fetroleum Ltd., .
United States Smelting Refining & Mining Co.,
will undertake the "
exploration . and development of Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums
Ltd.
properties in the province of Saskatchewan.
It is anticipated
that, this
operation will involve approximately 1,500,000 gross acres
of land in companies in which Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd.,
proved by
now
southeastern'''ohlo! Tturafoa's "serna
Sm^VclnUar
- Stock Offering ComMention Was made in our issue of Nov. 21 of'
public Offering of 256,503 shares of common stock
of Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd. are listed on the American,
Angeles, San Francisco, Toronto and Canadian (Montreal) Stock
v. l/y, p. 12b .
Shares
Canadian Pipelines
u
Guiomai iNaiurai Vjras Corp., Houston, lex.—New Name
Exchanges,
'
c-
The corporation is engaged in the manufacture of the Model C-l
'
pS trevenue
Los
i
™
at
Per Share by Glick & Co., inc., New York, has been
completed, all of said shares having been sold
Canadian Homestead's cash
;permitting intensified development activity.
c+
*®m.aI ■
L~orp,~stock Sold—The recent pubI* o£fering Of 300,000 shares of Common stock (par 100) .
position as of Oct. 1 approximated $500,000, Edward- H. LaBorde,*
Vice-President and Managing Director, stated in the annual report,
•
3
(2247)
and $19,430,320 will be spent in 1956. V. 18-,
r■
Herbert D. —
Seibert, Editor and Publisher;
Monday]'' Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
will be spent in 1955
p. 1909.
rlr
„
M
v
lor'foreign suhserlptions and advertisements must be made In New York
REctor 2-9570.
fund..
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2248)
Curtis Manufacturing
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.—Financing
This
this company to sell
at Dublic bidding an issue of $70,000,000 of 30-year first and refunding
mortgage bonds.
It is expected that the company will offer the bonds
compeuuveiy Dec. 6.
See also V. 182, p. 2127.
The
York P. S. Commission has authorized
New
it
company
the
Central
Cleveland,
Under
receive
Foods Corp.—Diversifies
Consolidated
This
has
in
corporation,
Co.,
also
Known
the
last
Foods
Ocoma
as
Cold
Omaha
and
Co.
its brand
for
incorporated
Co.
was
1899
Lewis
the
and
the
shares
49,500
of
Curtis
stock
common
and
Curtis.
of
shares
stockholders
Petroleum
Central
merger,
would
Both
V.
will
companies
The
SEC
of
turkey, tuna, beef and fruit pies; the procuring,
manuraCkurmg aud
ciiairibution of butter' anci eggs,; including liesn,
frozen
and
aried
whole
eggs,
egg
whites and egg yolks; the cold,
storage warehousing of food prouuets and the manufacture and sale
chicken,
frozen
be
Nov.
on
cents
used
per
•
livestocK
of
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
operating revenue
:
Earnings before taxes on income—:.,--..,—-
Reserve
reeds.
Headquarters
Reserve
Omaha
in
are
where
the
operates,
company
£tiid
Arkansas
Sales
branches
Angeles,
also
San
The
for
packs
hotels,
for
further
activities
year ended
Earlier
this
Dough,
Inc.,
pared
firm
E.
Canning
panded
Inc.,
totaled
Last
March
&
Bros.,
vegetables.
182,
of
canner
the
Foods
Los
eggs
in
:
.are,-
more
step
special
leading
of
American
bakery
products
acquired
the
of
lo2, p,
acquisition
and
sales
Earns,
Chicago
Net
and
of
*
further
dividend
& Co.,
products in
The
corporation
(without
1955.
This
E.
Nov.
on
provision
for
with
compares
23
reported
depletion)
for
in
$115,491
net
a
the
income
fiscal
the
of
previous
fiscal
G. Frawley, President, said the
company has made
recording depletion "since the amount and mineral
not
the
ore
reserves
other
policy
On
of
The
$587,105
1955.
authorized
those
option
the
$0.83
of
form
100%
a
for
in
sale
at
competitive
collateral
$898,507
trust
bidding
bonds,
due
1985,
and
corporation
Nov.
on
covering $239,000
with
detachable
10
filed
6%
of
stock
letter
a
debentures,
purchase
of
notification
series
warrants
A,
due
with
Oct.
attached.
1,
They
cost
the
of
sidiaries,
to
the
construction
including
sale.—V.
retirement
the
the
of
shares
its
of
and
company
bank
any
Detroit
the
The
to
be
its
publicly offered at par (in denominations of $500 and $1,000
each)
through Simon, Strauss & Himrne, New York; William N.
Pope, Inc.,
Syracuse, N. Y.; and Draper, Sears & Co. and
Chace,. Whiteside,
West & Wihslow, Inc., both of
Boston, Mass. The net proceeds are
to
be
used
make
to
loans
for
and
other
corporate
Continental Foundry & Machine
An
Next
000
purposes.
Continental Insurance Co.—Plans Stock Split—
A.
Insurance
regular
their
Christensen,!' President
Nov:
on
2L
Co.,
and
November
of.
that
announced
Fidellty-Phenix
meetings
voted
the
the
America
directors
Fire
to
The
Insurance
recommend
to
stockholders
made
at
present.
with 2,000,000 shares of $10 par,
Fidelity-Phenix,
000
shares
of
at
as
the
$5.
new
Its
$20,000,000
would have
capital
would
4,000
remain
Provided
of
conditions
directors
cents
made,
present
$3 paid
rate
stock
his
which
will
stated
would
for
retain
$5
of
Christensen
companies
$5
new
if
the
annual
Mr.
the
the
on
payment,
on
each
old
181,
if
of
$10
each
shares
in
held.
of
as
1954
and
of
of
shares
of
end
north
to
Edison
add
St.
Clair
in¬
Power
300,000^kilowatt turbineplant,
increasing the
a
Clair
power
of;the
1
Channel,
Detroit
As
its
order
to
part
a
Edison's
close to five
or
electric
million
of
system
power
will
new
the
loads
new
which
increasing
Voltage—
studying the possibility of raising transmission
present high of 120,000 volts to 330,000 volts or
keep ahead of increasing power use.
this study, the company is considering the installa¬
being imposed by population
by individual homes, shops,
are
growth
use
farms
Population of
Coty, Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings at Higher RateThree Months Ended
Sept. 30—
"
"
-
Provision
for
depreciation
and
59,086
charges
Net
and
well
inc.
on
8.4
of
expected
to
$144,744
Michigan's Thumb to
Canadian border, is
the
be
living
of
Michigan.
and
Shop
Edison
about
on
*
Detroit,
52
along
Co.
and
is
plant
working
of
use
Service
acquiring
the
property,
of
acres
with
below
about
now
Studies
in
this
4,000,000
by
to
that
land
today's
Motor
of
Livernois
and
*Net
income
♦Net
income
181, p.
and
per
special
share
Item
based
$417,936
on
1,498,906
shs._
$b
*
1774.
feet
to
first
corporation,
the
of
Los
year
Angeles,
$900,000
stock
in
$1,100
SEC
of
per
to
Calif.,
5%
July, 1955, expects shortly after
puplicly, through William R. Staats &
offer
and
of
unit.
in
Carl
$1,000
The
M.
"Loeb,
of
debentures
offering
is
Rhoades
and
90,000
and
expected
100
to
The net proceeds from the
financing will
construction of a
plant to make charcoal
in
&
be
Co.,
shares
shares,
New
of
January.
to
of
of
registered
Co
common
stock
with
major
Warren
former
building
Avenues
,
be
used
to
the plant
pay
and
and
for
the
registration statement
50,000 shares of
was
filed
with
the
SEC
on
Nov
Products
Detroit
The
He
&
Southeastern
180,
p.
will
1975.
to
fill
Lakes
about
company's
office
shop
and
and
1,070,000
immediate
shop
about
20
needs
in
in
the
facilities
needs
for
at
2000
and
Fremont,
the
has
R.
the
and
of
Steel
New
Mr.
directorships
serve
on
Fink
National
of
to
enable
General
Second
of
the
the
Edison
Detroit,
the
elected
corporations;
York
law
Crispell
for
Board
former
reasons
unexpired
firm
have
the
Also
Office
and
2000
Board
a
of
term
workers
a
17
on
a
were
declared
the
through
run
agreement.—V.
Aug. 1, 1958.
182, p. 1698.
Pay Cash Dividend—
dividend
a
first
cash
of
65
cents
declaration
since
per
1917.
stock
share,
a
Included
since
noted
the
that
of
as
Sept.
increase
an
in
the
investment
disposition
of
assets
reached
30
11%,
$165,-
$16,048,030,
or
listed
are
stocks
of
21
began.
program
of
utility holdings made avail¬
able $40,000,000 for investment
by the company. This includes about
$10,000,000 to finance a new Reynolds Metals Co. office at
Richmond,
Va.
'•
Net
income
equal
to
share,
a
for
$1.34
the
year'-ended
Net
$4,670,044,
equal
to 82
1954
period.
the
tax
like
income
cents
Walker
share,
that
approximately the
the
first
nine
$7,405,2Q3,
$1.23
or
a
reached
months
against
$4,029,756, or 77 cents,
1955 periods include
$736,125 in earlier
Both
predicted
for
share,
a
adjustments.
Mr.
a
Sept. 30 amounted to
'compared with $6,440,182,
share,' and
a
earlier.
year
in
1955
same
earnings
for
as
would
1954.—V.
to
equal
182,
p.
$1.28
913.
Electro Refractories & Abrasives
Corp.—New Develop.
Porous
filler
that
breaks
under
providing
cooler-cutting
grinding wheels.
impact
and
opens
and
longer
life
action
spaces
up
pore
in
unique
new
A
development of this
corporation, the self-dressing wheels are said
to be so cool cutting,
they will not affect the temper of metal being
ground at high speed.
Special light weight cellular glass fragments
provide the new approach to
pore spacing.
In the past, such pores
have
been
formed by putting
naphthalene or other filler materials
that evaporate in the
wheel.—V. 182, p. 1800.
Electronic
stea,dily
space
President.
of
Associates, Inc.—Increases Plant Facilities
mounting
variplatters
a
has
increase
in
orders
for
its
analog
computers
necessitated
an
immediate
33%
expansion in
corporation, according to Lloyd F. Christianson,
Christianson stated in connection with the
of
this
Mr.
acquisition
building
in Long Branch, N. J.-, that current
operations are at
projected for March, 1956 and that
the company's expansion
program has consequently been
levels
stepped
The
building
Co.
Dec.
on
the
1
acquired
Electronic
is
and
year.—V.
181,
was
formerly
Associates
expected
to
be
up.
occupied
by
Aircraft
will
take
possession
production there by
in
of
Trans¬
facilities
first
the
of
1202.
p.
*
•
Credit Corp., N. Y.—Bonds
Sold—General
on Oct.
30 publicly offered
$1,000,000
sinking fund debenture bonds, dated
1, 1955, and due Oct. 1, 1985, at
98% and accrued
interest. This offer, which was
limited solely to resi¬
dents of New York
State, has been completed, all of said
bonds having been sold.
5%%
convertible
Oct.
Each $100 of bonds is
convertible into 17 shares of
participating
preferred stock during 1957 and
1958; into 16 shares during the next
years; into 15 shares during 1961 and
1962; and 14 shares during
1963 and 1964. The bonds are
redeemable on or before Oct. 1,. 1959 at
102/?; thereafter at 100%
with
accrued
interest in
two
each
PROCEEDS—The
pany s
operations
President
of
Reuben
Sullivan
it
Mr
is engaged
offices
B
and
necessary
The
new
Fink
tion—Va 182akpn 1565U the Vacancy created by Cr- Crispeil's
No
resigna-
in
Connecticut,
tario,
net
and
proceeds
for
In
30,
to
be
used
corporate
incorporated
to
expand
case.
the
com¬
purposes.
in
These
in
of
offices
the
are
respective
licensed
states
under
and
in
New
June
are
New
York
on
Sept. 15,
through subsidiaries in the operation of
New York,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Florida, Vermont, and the Province of On¬
States
Maryland,
Laws
other
directly and
the
Canada.
Insurance
tario.
by
health.
of
of
director
created
and
of
found
date
supplemental
after the prevailing plans
will
18
five-year
common
$31.54
acquired
Walker
1936,
been
improve¬
trade
dividend
to
loan
Chairman
Mich.,
vacancies
Fink
to
and
several
locations
Co.
and
elected
will
work
Edison's
later
a
annual
settled.
Nov.
a
stock,
BUSINESS—Corporation,
President
partner
their
located
are
facilities
scattered
Detroit
now
square
Member of Board—
a
George
Mr.
service
from
of
of
of
Steel
Both
was
Co.
one
retired
relinquish
director
the
of
both
of
space
space
Edison
resignations
Crispell,
17
the
Gerber,
of
Cromwell.
covering
offered through
common stock (par $1) to be
publicly
Co., Philadelphia, pa., for the account of
the
Public Service Co., who is the
selling stockholder.—V.
Bioren
F.
Gerber
the
Cumberland Gas Corp.—Registers With SEC—
of
withdraw
Gerber Elected
is expected to
of
Buildings, which
Avenues, respectively.
Third
at
care
Service
Great
A
to
it will greatly relieve
the
chemical
take
warehouse
come.
Daniel
brickettes
to
and
for expansion
Centralization
company
the
York'
December.
by-products, notably furfural. Construction
Mart
Financing—
in
sinking fund debentures
units
sometime
organized
office
expected
provide
years
Cumberland Corp., Lexington, Ky.—Plans
This
is
usable
skilled
President,
advised
stockholders
in
a
letter
third-quarter report that because of the company's
would not be subject to taxation as divi¬
the
Equitable
Mich.
Total
10
at
the
to
benelits.
Investing Corp.
property will be used to house and consolidate
many of
warehouse, shop and other Edison service
groups
that are
scattered throughout the
city.
$144 744
$0.28
three-year
last Aug. 1 but was continued
the company's national contract
on
were
upon
was
earlier.
may
The
Cr209,794
fringe
patterned
«
Company's
seven
a
home.
Facilities-
consisting
at
6,400
use
the
on
be
applicable
year
former
using
agreed
Walker,
the
equal
a
companies
1975—
40
—V.
over
A
indicate
area
electricity in
Ford
2017.
p.
income.
Assets
and
which
Monroe, and
G.
612,600,
40%.
increase
Lincoln-Mercury
Adjustment of fixed assets and prior
years' pro¬
visions for depreciation
will
Centralizes
Detroit
199^330
$208,142
of
population
nearly
5
231,203
income
dend
as
area,
power
be
$352,508
56,785
foreign taxes
tip
to
the
7,500-square-mile service
the domestic customer of 1975 is expected to be
kilowatt-hours
of
electricity
per
annum
as
compared
2,760 kilowatt-hours.
And commerical and industrial
23,652
$496,130
______
other
and
Provision for Federal
people
Edison's
182,
in
increase
an
pian
expired
Nov
on
will
position,
plant
Also,
$328,856
18,223
income
the
half
increase
an
Detroit
Lansing
than
5,400,000
2,043,730
$477,907
from
near
—more
$2,431,672
^56,992
Total
Interest
1954
$3,113,721
2,578,822
amortization.
Balance
Other
extends
from
1955
profit, after deducting cost of goods sold
Selling, general admin., etc. and other expenses
tax
factories
as
and
in Southeastern Michigan.
Gross
agreed
common
dividend
resinoid
is
power
the
accompanying
is
of
a
relatively short section of 330,000-volt line.
Eventually,
higher-voltage lines would be superimposed over the
company's
entire 120,000-volt transmission
system.
1
<,
The higher voltage would facilitate
the''carrying' of heavier power
would
sewing machines.
snare.
be
horsepower.
the
shares,
18
increase
an
increased
contracts
contract
directors
on
George
Delray,
Increase Transmission
from
in
more
411.
p.
will
the
on
tion
the
$10
to
planning
company's
capability of
kilowatts,
voltage
to
with
effective,
stockholder
the
on
Detroit
1955.
present
tne
at
Plans
50
equivalent
compared
share
The
the»
of
is
company
3,620,000
boards
rate
become
one
number
same
two
which
of
>
total
company.
rate
splits
stockholder
stock
the
of
shares
proposed
the
dividend
annual
an
value
stock
for
exactly
stock
at
the
each
stated
quarterly
par
such
on
to
share
a
be
$10
that
certificates
Christensen
capital
would
send
represent
stock.—V.
Mr.
establish
share
per
the
to
propose
share
per
Such
$4
warrant,
-
the
same.
units
as
Nov,
Electric Bond & Share Co.—To
a
Conners Creek,
St.
Clair and
Marysville—is about 2,500,000 kilowatts.
The company's River Rouge
generating station,- now under construction, will be furnishing another
820,000 kilowatts by late 1957.
By late 1959, when the additional St. Clair unit goes into operation,
capital
$25,000,000
well
preparatory work
turbine-generator unit at the St.
fhth
a
operation—Trenton
.
at
of.
.
additions
and
present four-unit plant, is already
way. ' Actual
construction will begin early in 1956, with the
new
turbine-generator scheduled to go into operation in late 1959.
Capability of all the five power plants Detroit Edison now has in
under
meetings in February, a two-for-one capital stock
split
change in total capitalization.
The
Continental, with 2,500,000 shares! of $10 par
value,
would
consist of 5,000,000 shares at the new
$5 par.
The amount of
remain
improvements
plant—two
power
blankets
portable
payable Jan.
3,
1956, to
holders of record
Dec. 9.
Including a dividend paid in United Gas Corp. common stock
during the first half, this brought the year's declarations to $1.25
the year, it was announced on Nov. 21.
budget is expected to be between $80,000,1956 budget Will provide for work on the
Tne
its
Wage Contract—
on
negotiate
to
contract
contract
previous
share
capability of the generating station to 940,000 kilowatts, or more than
million and a quarter
horsepower.
Preparation of the site for the one4uriit'addition, which will be
their
annual
for
hour,
an
and
agreed
Auto-Lite
The
The
a
*
at'
provides
cents
hour
an
company
Mr.
This
without
will
$90,000,000.
generator
Continental
Co.,
the UAW-CIO
also
six
of
cents
delayed until local
prior
incurred
loans
Plant.
TnsUraiice
Fore
of
end of
construction
year's
and
stallation
Co.—Liquidating Div.
liquidating cash dividend of $40 per share will be mailed
Dec. 9 to common stockholders of
record Nov. 29, 1955.—V. 182,
p. 2127.
Frank
the
company's new River Rouge
be
completed next year—as
initial
Group,
by
with
use
and
contract
The
supply facilities—generating stations, transmission and
lines, substations and
the like—will add up to about
distribution
$90,000,000
for
Mr
three days of bargaining in Detroit, the new
contract
to cost the company about 20 cents an hour,
according
Wistert, Director of Industrial Relations.
eight
sub¬
two
Large Expenditures—
expenditures
1955
and
:
after
factor
The
Co.—Plans
Edison
power
a
and pay the plaintiff's costs.—V.
day-to-day basis. Negotiations
preferred
182, p. 2128.
company's
its
as
the automotive industry,
Mr. Wistert said. However, the company
agreed to put five cents an hour into an escrow fund beginning
I^qv. 17.
If the supplemental unemployment compensation
plan is not worked out
by June 1, 1956, an industry plan will be adopted, he said. Either
way,
no
money would be paid out of the Fund before Oct. 1,
1953.
an
50,000
of
program
act
in
the Exchange. Trading
cumulative, $100 par; and the Commission has given interested
persons until Dec. 5, 1955, to request a hearing thereon. As previously
reported, net proceeds of the financing will be applied toward the
1973,
will
connection
in
unemployment compensation
the
with
Consumer Acceptance Corp., Providence, R. I.—Files—
The
62"
stock,
totaled
,
SEC
"Edison
M.
The
order authorizing the
of
first
mortgage
and
to
will
Court for
deterrent against
expected
of
1012.
182, p.
the SEC for
of
$10,000,000
applied
or
District
supplemental
The
has
company
IBihois
of
S.
A.
Reached
common
connection
company's stock on
Oct. 31.—V.
on
inc
name'.'Edison'• in connection with goods
or
produced by aur Company,"
the
V
company
a
is
Board of Governors of the New York Stock Exchange
6, the
ektrehi'elv
Baer
covering 15,000 employees in 18 plants. It includes a
provision
unemployment compensation plan which will
be
negotiated later.
'
plan.
the listing of the
<St
merchandise
Court
The
issuance
its1
manufactured
the trademark
for
the
in
increase
of
an
$25,000,000,
to
of
ruling entered on Nov., 16 stated that the use of the
Edison
name by Altheimer & Baer, Inc. infringed on Thomas A.
Edison, Inc's
"common
law
rights and its trademarks
'Edison' and
'Thomas A
Edison ." In addition, the defendant was ordered to account to
Thomas
A. Edison, Inc. for the profits made as the result of the
improper
•
approved
8
$15,000,000
are
Altheimer
any
ruling, of the U.
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—New
$1,825,248
$0.58
$2,479,581
$0.18
in
to
contract
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Hearing on Financing—
balance sheet,
as
of July 31,
1955, showed cur¬
compared
with $663,666 last year.
Current
$675,313 compared with $263,340.
In
reviewing the company's issuance of 3,800,000 common shares '
of stock in the
.acquisition of the assets of ~ five uranium companies,
Mr.
Frawley said the company received $663,000 in cash from the
companies as well as substantial uranium acreage.—V,
180, p. 439."
of
5,
Sept.
Exchange began
The
consolidated
assets
liabilities
The
This
3,928,140
2,102,892
unknown
are
the
and
ment
Aug.
stock
Oct.
the
on
and continually changing.!'
Gross
income
from
sales
of -ore
and
tungsten concentrates, in¬
cluding hauling and development allowances, totaled $1,803,819, com¬
pared with $1,955,790 in the 1954 fiscal year.
rent
than
approved
of
2,620,000
$0.19
District
not
added.
to F.
on
there
approved
&
stock
from
thus
value,
year.
content
a
652,892
split effected
1
"We
Mi'
Rulings
Edison,-Inc. asked the Court to. enjoin use by
Altheimer
Baer, Inc. of the name "Edison" in connection with electric
authorized
stock, $5
making 2,000,000 shares available for future issue.
are
no
plans for issuance of any additional shares,
issued
stock
Currently,
$142,146,
July 31,
ended
year
680,000
for
2
Court
said:
restraining
in relation
name
favorable
this
of
use
Thomas
Oct. 2, '54
$581,098
for
Stockholders
Mines, Inc.—Higher Net—
Oct. 1, '55
Oct. 2, '54
5,099,581
share
com.
per
18
39 Weeks Ended—•
1,239,997
(est.)
ruling
Court
Edison
that
felt
Northern
Riter
of
Subs.)—Earnings Up—
1,261,098
taxes
earnings
Adjusted
ex¬
Gibbs
tomato
$0,64
Present
,
(&
the
the
merchandise
$18,471,245 $17,580,604 $63,674,869 $57,712,271
inc.
taxes
capital
Uranium
"
-
before
Income
par
Consolidated
'
is
improper
$*,245,128
$0.31
•
stated;
further
Oct. 1, '55
Net
^Earns.
vegetable
1012.
pre¬
fresh
were
$3,090,494
13 Weeks Ended—
Frigid-
and
the
marketer
Consolidated
share
stockholders
to
Dan River Mills, Inc.
1697.
p.
report
in
diversifying
whose sales for
acquired
f
—-
labels
of
use
"It
indications are
that
earnings for the fourth quarter of 1955 will be substantially,
above
those of last year's, fourth quarter.
Therefore, the trend is
currently
one
of
continuous improvement in
earnings, with
1955
profits climbing up toward those of 1954, and we believe that - if
general business prosoerity continues undiminished in 1956, company
earnings for 1956 should be better than for either 1955 or 1954.' —V.
private
field
Corp.,
Consolidated
Inc.,
through
ago
established
v.
361*335
>
,
$224,786,676.
frozen
facilities
processing
and
stored
260,466
taxes—
income
Nov,.
on
appliances."
2,651,000
——
—.
with
of
,
States.
under
major
a
Foods
of
processor
months
some
is
Consolidated
1955
Cleveland,
is
United
tne
The
airlines.
Storage
Aaron
Baltimore.-—V.
merchandise
its products
recently entered
Consolidated
foods.
and
and
long
of
year
A.
fruits
Chicago,
tax
gratified
from
the
r•
Poultry,-• buaer
and
and
Cold
30,
June
Chicago
frozen
of
frozen
Seattle.,
has
and
Omaha
the
York,
tnrougnout
restaurants,
of
the
New
State
earnings ___'
Earnings er common
-
*"
addition- packs
distributors
Acquisition
and
located
in
company
food
in
through-brokers,
warehouses
30
located
are
Francisco,
distributed
than
"
1
for
income
Net
freezing tunnel with a 100,OoO pound daily capacity lor.
processing frozen foods.
Tne company
also operates a; feed mill at Elkorn, Neb., with a
capacity of about 30,000,000 pounds of mixed feed per year, and
nine
poultry, egg and butter processing plants in Nebraska/, Iowa;
and
.
Federal
Riter, 3rd, President,
*
$129,062,281 U26,493,218
6,001,960
8,800,4bJ
cold
a
storage warehouse containing about 3,500,000 cuoic feet of refrigerated
space
for
-i;"
Edison, Inc.—Favorable
(Thomas A.)
Henry G.
Gross
82'
City, Utah^-File*
Exchange Commission—
<
Subs.)—Earnings Off—
(&
fn'
inn
1,000,000
20
at
to
are
•
Curtis Publishing Co.
N™
14 filed a letter of notification
With thn
shares of common stock (par 10 cents1)
to bI
share, without underwriting. Tne net
!proceeik
to pay expenses incident to mining
operations,
company
covering
offered
Omaua
fresh
on
share
1954.—v
in
"
With Securities and
175, p. 421.
approximated 8J6,0U0,0UO..
is engaged
in the raising, purchasing and distribution of
and" frozen
poultry;
the manufacture,
distribution
and
sale,
share
per
East Standard Mining Co., Salt Lake
of Curtis, which
pneumatic machines.
and
$2.21
shareholders
Lewis
divisions
as
refrigerators
earned
company
1909.
p.
~
operated
be
commercial
The
year.
Co.—Earnings At Higher Rate-
Evans, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
that earnings may
approximate $3.40 per
F.
announced
18
this
of
manufactures
^
sales
and
terms
get
year.
4 Ocoma,
name
in
year
Storage
Co.
Raymond
Central Petroleum, with sales of about $3,000,000 a year, manufac¬
tures paints and lubricating oils. Lewis produces wire straightening and
wire cutting machinery and had sales ol' approximately $900,000 last
diversify further its operations,
siock
ihe Omaha Cold Storage
to
move
a
Acquired through exchange or
ii Wus announced on Nov. 22.
Petroleum
to merge with
Machine
Co.,
both of
planned
that it
Alkali
Diamond
Co.—Acquisitions—
announced
14
Ohio.
100,000
would
Activities—
Nov.
on
Monday,;'November 28;
1955
.
.
.
the
the
and/or
Banking
Province
of
On¬
York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and the Province of
Ontario, Canada, the ceiling on small loans is
$500; in Pennsylvania
under
the
Smp.ll Loan Law, the ceiling is $600; and in
Maryland,
Florida, and Vermont, the ceiling is $300.
At
in
the
1955, fifty-seven
United
States
and
personal
additional
loan
offices
offices
are
opened.
In
ating
November,
two
offices
1954,
in
a
the
Canadian
Province
consumer
of
Ontario
in
finance
was
were
in
operation
of
being
corporation
oper¬
process
acquired
with assets
Number 5485
182
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
..
approximating $2,400,000. On June 30,
others are being added.
1955, it had seven offices in
with
and into the corporation effective June
30, 1955 and April 30
1954, respectively. To provide a basis for comparing current operations,
consolidated
operating results of General Dynamics Corp. and
operation, and
subsidiaries
debenture bonds due 1973
$1,500,000
debenture bonds due 1971
750,000
debenture bonds due 1980
; °
500,000
53^,% oonv. $. f. deb. bds. due 1985—
2,000,000
Pfd. stk. (par $5) $.60 divid. series..
150,000 shs.
pfd. stk. (par $5)
$.50 divid. series..
100,000 shs.
Preferred stock (par $2)
1,500,000 shs.
Common stock (par 50 cents)
200,000 shs.
i-y... 1(80, p. 2395.
$1,413,750
5%
combined
5%
for
the
in
■
first
the
d
675,181.94 shs.
200,000 shs.
company,
subsidiary
a
Eastern
of
Utilities
nine
above
months
of
contracts
highest
Associates,
1
employees' stock at its
will
offer
The
be
$10
par
and
level
This
have
the
basis
two
of
shares
of
in
tne
Dec.
will be
12
asked
to
approve
an
both
cation
be in
duced
increase
bank
reduce
to
loans,
which
amounted
to
$4,000,000
the
of
such
be available
proposed new common shares would
warrants," he said.—V. 181, p. 860.
resulting from
earnings
in
increase
15.8%
of
the
for
52-week
period
were
period
of 1954, an
trailing
for
on
ended
of
for
after
income
and
level
year,
the
and
the
Atlantic."—V.
the
of
the
and
inc.
be
illustrated booklet com¬
memorating 35 years' advancement of the procelain enamel industry
and your company's significant contributions to that growth.
In
more
recent
years,
of course,
this
company
had materially
diversified its activities and made substantial progress in many other
fields, including the following interests: Ceramic glazes, colors, kilns
and
engineering; colors for plastics;
fiber glass reinforcements for
plastics; agricultural trace elements; electrical heating elements and
controls; refractory products for the ceramic, electrical and foundry
fields; powder metal parts; and chemicals for the plastics and paint
industries.—V.
132,
just
issued
to
to
the
largest
number
$1.70,
history—approximately
in 1954.
compared
the
$1.53 Vh
to
1955—3 Mos.—1954
per
Continental
above.—V.
Co.
Insurance
177,
p.
and
Stevens
P.
Inc.
Co.,
&
below.—V.
180,
1955,
by
corporation
1 %,
'/ath of
for
sales
Net
Inc.
The
General
Motors
>
Net
13,586,666
8,651,789
7,262,961
957,738
654,179
6,749,459
770,482
Balance applicable
Income
5,669,526
691,511
to
2,077,934
2,959,462
$0.70
2,959,462
stock.
com.
outstanding
shares
share
common
per
•Compares with $1,647,943 for the
1954, or 48 cents per common share.
the
NOTES—The
months
months
three
same
J-4
30,
Sept.
$2.02
4,978,015
2,928,806
$1.70
corresponding three months of
tCompares with $36,128,312 for
of
income
1955
for
includes
the
the
quarter and for the nine
combined
Great
Advance
Bag
&
Paper
Inc.
Co.,
of
operations
Southern
Co., Inc. and their subsidiaries which were acquired in May
For the purpose of comparison, the statement of income for the
months
ended
Sept. 30,
1954 has been restated to include
Southern
and
Box
1955.
nine
these
companies.
In
addition
quarters
the
of
of
Bag
&
nine
Paper
March
the
for
dividends
Co.,
ended
months
dividend
the
to
1955
portion
new
paid
requirements for the second an-d third
Gair preferred, provision is made for
to
stockholders
of
Southern
allocable to their Gair preferred stock.
The
directors
have
approved
the construction next year, at
estimated cost of
approximately $1,000,000, of a 92,500 square
raised the discount rate on
The new rates are 2%% for 30
for 90 days and less than 180 days;
Of
container
1956.—V.
182,
p.
plant
an
foot
in
612
General Dynamics
Corp. (& Subs.)—Earnings—
11955
Cost
sales
ox
—
_
sales
Profit from operations
Interest expense (less other income)
United' States and Canadian income
Net
•Based
on
berg-Carlson
4,998,259
Co. .and
stock
shares outstanding
Consolidated Vuli.ee
—
30,972,671
837,633
15,025,000
15,974,003
13,754,390
-
per share of common
$
506,133,306 477,829,633
476,736,040 446,856,962
29,397,266
617,876
taxes—-
income
•Earnings
$1954
$
Net
N-l
War
C.
J.
14,161,038
$2.74
$2.78
tStrom-
at Sept. 30, 1955.
Aircraft Corp. were
the
and
the
relocated
company
withdrawn
In
area.
which
claims
its
with
connection
were
its
previously
uranium
ac¬
stock
182,
($1
value)
par
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
.
,
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
3,171,429 shs.
2129.
p.
company
Nov.
on
Clinton, Conn.—Files—
Co.,
10
Hemenway Furniture Co., Inc.,
Shreveport, La.—Stock
Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,
New Orleans, La., on Nov. 15 publicly offered 30,000
shares of 5V2% cumulative convertible preferred stock
New Products—
Werner,
General
at
be
to
used
net
larger aircraft which navigate
polar regions.—V. 182, p. 1013.
the
Manchester,
Corp.,
merged
16
Nov.
voted
182,
their
N. H„
approval
synthetic
fabric
,
Unit
a
,
.
,
.
Gibson
of
year
ago,
The
sharp
Gillette
.
on
22 voted
to change the name of
Inc.—V.
182,
have
Purchase—
purchase as of Sept. 30, 1955 of the various companies engaged
manufacture and distribution of Paper-Mate pens located in
the United States and Puerto Rico by two new Gillette subsidiaries
has
been
consummated, J. P. Spang, Jr., President, announced on
Nov. 21.
Paper-Mate of Puerto Rico, Inc., a Puerto Rican corporation,
acquired all of the outstanding stock of the Paper-Mate Puerto
companies and The Paper-Mate Co., a Delaware corporation,
12, 1955, for 12,774 additional shares of
common stock
(par $15) at $21 per share on the basis
of one new share for each 29 shares held.
The offering
Dec.
before
or
is not underwritten.
Of
not
shares
the
such number will be sold at
the subscription price to selected
will not
exceed the aggregate
cn exemption from registration under regulations
Exchange Commission to wit, $293,999.
subscribed
for,
competitive bidding at not less than
dealers
located
in
Connecticut
as
amount
limitation
of
the Securities and
of
PROCEEDS—The
of
sale
the
to use the proceeds from the
for construction expenditures.
proposes
company
additional
common
DIVIDEND—Dividends
of
stock
cents
35
per
share
have
been
paid
company or by Derby Gas &
merged with this company on
Dec. 31, 1953.
It is the present intention of the directors to continue
to declare and pay dividends quarterly.
quarterly
Electric
2,
Feb.
since
by this
1942
holding
the
Corp.,
CAPITALIZATION
company
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
First mort.
Common
•All
held
3V4%
bonds,
ser.,
due 1979
by
The
Equitable
$6,500,000
666,6o7 shs.
($15 par value)
stock
Life
Assurance
Outstanding
*$6,500,000
333,209 shs.
Society of the United
States.
BUSINESS—The
Rican
of the outstanding stock of the Paper-Mate United
States companies.
The total purchase price paid was $15,100,523.
Paper-Mate's consolidated net worth at Sept. 30, 1955 was $7,588,735.
Consolidated net sales for the 12 months ended June 30, 1955 were
$16 370 000.
Net profits before taxes in the 12 months ended June
30
1955 were $3,459,000 and net profits after taxes were $3,080,000.
A substantial portion of such net profits is attributable to tax exempt
manufacturing operations in Puerto Rico on which no income taxes
have been paid or accrued.
Mr.
Spang stated that the acquisition was for cash and involved
neither an exchange of stock nor public financing. In connection with
the acquisition of the Paper-Mate Puerto Rican interests by Gillette s
Puerto Rican subsidiary, $6,000,000 was borrowed by that subsidiary
for,a period of three years from a bank at ZAk'/<
per annum. ine
other funds required by these subsidiaries, to finance the acquisition
have been supplied by The Gillette Company from cash in its treasury
through the purchase of stock of the subsidiaries.—V. 182, p. 2129.
Conn,—Stock
offered to its common
the right to subscribe on
stockholders of record Nov. 7
-
company,
all
Name—
Co., Derby,
Service
Public
Housatonic
the
acquired
the com¬
1911.
182, p. 1911.
above.—V.
Corp.
The
has
p.
Industries, Inc.—New
Houdaille-Hershey
Name—
Corp.—Changes
Nov.
Industries,
Houdaille
Offered—The company on Nov. 22
Co.—October Sales Up 64%— |
appliances in October were 64% higher
reported on Nov. 21 by C. J. Gibson, Presi-
Co.—Consummates Paper-Mate
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—V. 182,
share¬
.
sales
increases
shareholders
to
See
increase is by far the largest in the history of
he said.
been marked in all lines of Gibson products,
Mr.
Gibson reported.
Refrigerator sales for October were up 6l%<"
over
October, 1954.
Electric ranges were up 83%; freezers were up
26%; and room air conditioners were up 256%.
Also, orders are
exceeding expectations on the new line of central heating and air
conditioning units, he said.'—V. 182, p. 1014.
This
the 79-year-old
is a short history of the
Houdaille-Hershey
The
pany
home
it was
Historical Book—
50th
its
2019.
p.
508.
sales
celebrate
People,"
Verney
Verney
maker.
Co.,
factory,
anniversary and to acquaint its employees,
customers and friends with Hooker's growth and progress, a 109-page
book has been written.
The book, entitled "Salt & Water, Power &
Gibson Refrigerator
than
City
sugar
Hooker Electrochemical Co.—Issues
proposal calls
p.
a
To
over
on Nov, 15.
y
,
5 .*
for the exchange of 39,383 shares of Gera 6%
preferred stock (par $100» for 639,150 Verney common shares, 12,500
shares of voting preferred stock and 6,500 shares of non-voting pre¬
ferred stock. John R. McLane, attorney for Verney, said about 400,000
shares were voted in favor of the sale and about 37,000 against.—V.
The
corporation
Garden
Houdaille
of
purchase
the
approved
capital.—V. 182, p. 2019.
has arranged to purchase the sugar properties of
Garden City, Kans.
The property involved in¬
sugar warehouse, pulp drier, pulp warehouse,
beet receiving and sugar handling equipment.
The purchase price has
not been disclosed.—V. 182, p. 314.
the
cludes
Corp.—Acquisition Approved—
on
share).
per
proceeds are to be used for working
Holly Sugar Corp.—Acquisition—
in the navigation of fighter
in
($10
par
The
Manager of the
on 1956
model
contracts
will be used
stockholders
holders
has
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
for 270 days.—
aircraft.
compass
system, about eight times more accurate than
II systems, has been in production for four years, and
continue
in
Cleveland to house the Ohio Corrugated
Box Division, which now occupies a leased building in the same city.
The new plant Is scheduled to be ready for occupancy in November
shipping
maintained
filed a letter of notification with the SEC
covering 8,507 shares of common stock
(no par) to be offered for
subscription by stockholders at $29.50 per share.
The offering will
be underwritten
by Putnam & Co., Hartford, Conn.
The net pro¬
ceeds are to be used to reduce bank loans and for working capital.
Equipment Corp.—New Contract—
production
compass
Gera
Advance
Inc. and Great Southern Box Co., Inc. for the
Sept.
30,
1954
and the three months ended
1G55
31,
will
1954.
of
statement
ended
5,978,977
intends to engage principally in the
In connection with this activity, it
Guilford-Chester Water
already commenced.
and
lighter version of Kearfott's N-l compass system
is standard on large bombing and military cargo aircraft, the
$
16,358,986
dividends
Common
1954
335,309
income
Preferred
cars
by
extremely long ranges in the
2,992,199
gas.
Authorized
smaller
World
5,673,639
income-..
and
marketing,
in
This
new
268,147
on
in
Common
—V.
for a newly designed compass to
be
used
in
the
latest
types
of U. S. fighter aircraft have been
awarded
to
Kearfott
Co.,
Inc., a subsidiary, it wasj announced on
Nov.
23 by Hermann G. Place, President of both concerns.
The new J-4 compass system, consisting of a
gyro, control panel
and servo amplifier, is already in
production at Kearfott plants in
Little Falls, and Newark, N. J., and in Van
Nuys, Calif.
Shipments
A
$
oil
CAPITALIZATION
which
*2,346,131
taxes
,
has
products are original equipment
and trucks.—V. 182, p. 2129.
Precision
General
The
Minority interest in income of subs.
new
Substantial
inc.
interest
minority
Provision for
on
announced
been
has
t40,961,999 118,449,822 107,661,815
—
taxes
for
prov.
fcr
and
customers
to
before
$0.62
2018.
division.
2455.
1955
payable,
accounts
approximately $100,000 in the partial
purchase price of the claims, discovery and assessment work, and a
limited exploration program. The first shipment of uranium ore from
the properties was made from Bakersfield, Calif, on Sept. '30, 1955.
There are adverse claimants to certain of the uranium claims, includ¬
ing the one on which the mine is located, and suits have been insti¬
tuted in the Federal and State courts in California in behalf of those
adverse
claimants.
'
An improved,
heavy-duty hydraulic brake fluid, and special hightemperature synthetic rubber seals with new lip expanders for wheel
cylinders, products of the General Motors, Moraine Products Division,
The
$
and
engaged
crude
resulted
days and less than 270 days, and 27/a%
180
182, p.
trade
of
payment
tivity, the company htts expended
Corp.—Rates Increased—
Acceptance
this
23,
notes
of
those
located
period.
the effect of the reorganization,
(including
Mexico
mainly through lease, in acquiring and developing pro¬
and proven oil and gas properties. The company does not
1955
3,
453,700
$0.34
be used to pay for uranium
exploration program); to pay
and California; and used
to
are
limited
New
has no retail outlets, does no relining, engages
activities, has no research program or facilities,
at the
Great Lakes Chemical Corp. plant
at Files City, Mich., has no storage facilities, and owns no pipe lines.
The company acquired 62 uranium lode mining claims,
comprising
approximately 1240 acres in Kern County, Calif., in October and
November, 1954. Certain of the claims were located within a power
site area and, as such, were not open to the filing of mining claims.
The area
however was restored for location of mining claims June
$366,180
$0.03
Is
transportation
no
except
1955—9 Mos.—1954
outstanding at the end of each
In
wells
on
is
company
engage
182,
$0.19
N. Y.,
Offered—Howard,
-9 Mos. End. Sept. 30-
Sept. 30,'55
1954.—V.
privilege).
York,
New
engaged
spective
of
as
St.,
BUSINESS—Corporation was organized in Michigan on April 11, 1933
McClanahan Oil Co. Its present name was adopted in May, 1950.
is
dividends
310,977
development
•
taxes).
and
production
owners
$248,119
products
new
Nov.
short-term
2%%
V.
(Robert) Gair Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up—
3 Mos. End.
share
25,000
days and less than 90 days; 2%%
156.
p.
as
analysis
$18,955
shares
of
Motors
General
Effective
its
have
J.
"an
156,000
share
number
capital
The
(D. B.) Fuller & Co., Inc.—Offer Extended—
See
Jan.
$141,194
com.
on
working
royalties
$5,237,118 $20,009,725 $17,320,291
43,955
559,096
819,880
297,194
taxes_
work
A
in a substantial
increase in sales. Preliminary figures for the month indicate sales of
$3,500,000
as
compared with
approximately $2,000,000 for October,
1954.
The
management
confidently
expects
that earnings for the
fourth quarter 1955 and the year 1956 will reach a new high for the
company and its consolidated operations.—V. 182, p. 2129.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co.—Plans Split—
See
cents
payable
for
for
the
stockholders of rec¬
Broad
30
proceeds
complete present
(to
remedial
for
50
to
net
for
directors.
342,000
total
from
April.
been
agent.
exploration
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Earns. Up—
During the month of October,
1800.
p.
of
in
previously
common
Exchange Bank,
PROCEEDS—The
1566.
p.
Corn
subscription
in
to
changed
is
Monday
had
held (with an over-subscription
offering is not underwritten.
The
011
first
program
pro¬
profits, the large backlog of orders
lines, and the favorable economic
average of 277,000
Nov.
18
brought
an
on
income
expansion,
24-page
a
be
rate, Ralph J. Cardiner,
based
additional
1955, the right to subscribe on or before
171,429 shares of common stock (par $1) at
share on the basis of one new share for each
per
10.
was
shareholders
of
the
to-
shares
Chemical
goods
paid
taxes—
income
•Based
Ferro Corp.—Issues Booklet—
has
40
the
by
declared,
was
Dec.
dividend
action
$7,862,455
for
•Earns,
were
30,
on
from
18
regulations
of
making
United States.
14,
for
17
vf-
before
Net
board's
company's
1955
share
per
record
sales
rate
Nov.
meeting
March
pension
is offering to its
Nov.
$1.62 V2
char-
1957."
action
for
voted
General Motors Corp.—Announces
company
shall
182,
program
the
2019.
Dec. 5
engines,
excellent
engines
annual
in
modified
company
economically in
as
in
code
new
a
pension
employees
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical Co.—Stock Offered—The
hour
an
turboprop
range,
adopted
employee
60,000
England,
500-mile
well
as
dividend
was
of
Monday
The
aircraft
producers
and
will
in
board
Prov.
.
The
of
Revised
—
approved by
unions
representing various groups of employees.
It covers 38,000
hourly-rated or salaried employees represented by a collective bar¬
gaining unit and 22,000 salaried employees not so represented.—V. 182,
$518,000,000.
Ltd.,
Co.,
to
22
regulations,
new
The
ord
increase in
sales
Inc.
earnings of
an increase
share
Aeroplane
the
cents
2129.
Net
This
stock.
common
per
50
Period End. Sept. 30—
$21,146,329
totaled
1955
29,
the
on
the
owners
18, 'compared
declared
sales
1955
additional
an
Nov.
on
revised
a
available
company's
last
orders,
said:
quarterly
that
1956
dividend
The
and per share earnings of $5.89
compares
to net income of $15,919,933
$4.42 for the 52-week trailing year ended
Oct. 30, 1B54,
of 33.3%.
The
report
added
that
Federal
taxes
on
income
for the 13
weeks ended
Oct.
29, 1955, were $5,983,437 compared to $5,180,664
the
year
previously.
Taxes for the
52-week trail.ng year end^d
Oct.
29,
1S55,
were
$22,951,847 compared
to $18,499,288 for the
trailing year ended Oct. 30, 1954.
Earnings per share of common stock were calculated on the aver¬
age number of shares outstanding during
the period which for the
13 weeks ended Oct. 29,
1955 and Oct. 30, 1954 were 3,592,807 and
3,598,127
respectively.
All
of
the
outstanding preferred stock of
the company was redeemed on Sept. 8, 1954.—V. 182, p. 2018.
Oct.
stated
record
Nov.
1954, an increase of 7.6%.
the
52-week
trailing
year
ended
Oct.
taxes
year
the
firm
the
of
stock
of
share
for
The
to $118,866-
of 8.2%.
ended Oct. 29,
year
dividend
to
increaase
52-week
the
trailing
Net
$128,584,979 as compared
the
similar
for
the
sales
Net
in
both sides of
on
the
company's
outlook
the
sales
Net
that
common
present
the
for
15.8%.
309
Consolidated
on
Co., Akron, O.
Rubber
&
representing the first substantial changes In
28
years,
have been simplified and modernized
to conform to the
new
Ohio
corporation
law.
Under
the
revised
code,
the
date
of
distances.
announcing the 25%
President,
13-weeks report for the period ended Oct. 29, 1955.
The report shows
net income of $5,496,590 equal to $1.54 on the
common
stock for the period, compared to net income of $4,784,536
and $1.33 in the
13 weeks ended Oct. 30, 1954. This is an increase
Of
of
based
approved
The
p.
Bristol
further
General Gas Corp.
rise in
8.2%
an
is
in
of
1956,
Federated Department Stores, Inc.—Sales Rise—
A
intention
increase
In
p.
highlights
and
stockholders
benefits
engineering group will complete the technical specifi¬
January when, a further statement will be made.
quarterly
exercise
for
the
progress
shorter
over
share
25,
the directors are considering an issue of debentures
which might contain common stock subscription warrants, Mr. Cole
added.
"Should such a debenture issue be approved, a small amount
of
results
1955,
approximated
times
concurrently
An
per
this year,
1,
Nov.
The
been
General Electric Co.—Dividend Rate Increased—
shares without
to issue
position
a
30,
airplane, which will be in
the
designed around four Bristol RE-25
be
by
The
delay."
order
In
should
have
"The combined
authorized common stock from 1,560,000 shares to 2,000,000
according to Thomas M. Cole, Executive Vice-President.
on the proposed increase, Mr. Cole said:
"As
in the
past, the issuing of new common shares will not be
effected unless the value of the company is correspondingly increased.
Thus, this it not a move that will tend to dilute our present stock
value. The directors believe that if any opportunity arises that will
it
1954
long-term collaboration of their
including, at a first step, work on a joint specifi¬
logn-range transport airplane.
new
a
and
new
directions
acterists
Commenting
beneficial,
operating,
Sept.
LAave 8enuine non-stop trans-Atlantic
at
all
u
shares
prove
undue
and
on
proposed
will
class
the
in
date
announcement
"The
common
Federal Pacific Electric Co.—May Sell Debentures—
on
and
of
that
on
interests
for
The
;
stockholders
1955
intent, was estimated at $1,415,000,000, the
corporation's peacetime history.
Contracts under
corporation
cation
capital stock for five shares of employees' stock.
According to the company, there are only 35 holders of employees'
stock; -fend, according to Fall River's by-laws prescribed by state law,
such stock may not be transferred except to Fall River employees or
the company and if sold or transferred to Fall River, the price which
can be paid for such stock is limited to its par value.—V. 177, p.
1152.
The
1954
orders
letters
announced
aviation
value.
on
made
of
statement
of
unfilled
,
the
months
Plans New Airplane—
has
received. SEC authorization to issue and sell up to 2,000 additional
shares
cf its common capital stock and offer such shares to the
holders of the 5,000 outstanding shares of $10 par employees' stock
for cash at their $25 par value and to use the proceeds to purchase
'
nine
.Alrcraft Corp. for the first four months of 1954.
1
Backlog
Fall River Electric Light Co.—Stock to Employees—
This
first
predecessor companies for the
negotiation
•
the
with
operating results of' such
following periods preceding the mergers;
1955—-operating results of Stromberg-Carlson Co. for the first six
months of 1955; 1954—operating results of
Stromberg-Carlson Co. for
661,550
409,650
1,000,000
121,872 shs.
100,000 shs.
5%
Goodyear Tire
Code and Modified Pension Program Approved—
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
5
(2249)
company
was
on June .21, 1935 by
Assembly and is licensed to do
Its principal executive offices
incorporated
special act of the Connecticut General
business in the State of Conecticut.
St., Derby, Conn.
on Dec. 3'1, 1953 succeeded The Derby Gas
Danbury &_ Bethel Gas and Electric Co., The
Wallingford Gas Light Co. and The Derby G'as & Electric Corp. of
Connecticut, all corporations organized under the laws of the State
of Connecticut, and Derby Gas & Electric Corp., a Deluware corpora-
are
located at 33 Elizabeth
The
&
issuer
Electric
ti0The
by
Co.,
merger
The
is engaged in the production, purchase, transmission,
sale of electric ehergy and the distribution and sale
mixed natural and manufactured gas.
It furnishes
electricity in the Towns of Ansonia, Brookfield, Derby, Sheltom
City and Town of Danbury and the Boroughs and Tovns of Bethel
and Newtown, Conn.
It also furnishes natural or mixed natural and
manufactured gas in the Towns of Ansonia, Derby, Monroe, ! Newtown,
company
distribution
of
natural
and
or
the
6
limited
of
Kerr-McGee
that its right to distribute gas in
congested area by its charter), the
of .Danbury and. the Borough and
(except
the
the
to
portions
is
and
City
Shelton
and
Wallingford
Bhelton
more
Town
(par $1)
at
represents principal amount plus
1943, to Nov. 15, 1955.
addition, unpaid interest coupons maturing
This
In
settled
be
York
New
cf
for
$30
each
Aug. 1, 1933
for each $15
$11.30
National
the terms and conditions of the underwriting
at the
Indianapolis Power & Light Co.—Unsubscribed Shares
Offered—The
scribed for
offering
Coffin
shares of common stock not sub¬
stockholders under a recent rights
11,386
common
has
to
the
V.
p.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Net
from
rev.
Inc.
avail,
Net
1955—Month—1954
of
ry.
102,745
for
*111,748
oper.
fixed
income-
$939,562
*68,365
1,465,312
*90,109
1,261,475
The
the
129,751
-1
not
share.
per
less
announced
was
Nov.
on
Pursuant
has issued an order under
this company has ceased to
13,
that
declaring
Act
company.
to
Commission
a
order
Dubuque Electric Co., the wholly-owned and
Interstate, was completely liquidated and dissolved
of
which
1955,
—V.
182,
caused
Interstate
to
be
to
cease
of
sole
Sept.
Inc.—Secondary Offering—A secondary
offering of 6,000 shares of common stock (par $1) was
made on Nov. 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $11.87 V2 per
share, with a dealer's concession of 40 cents per share.
It was completed on Nov. 15.—V. 182, p. 1014.
Inc.
Year Ended
Net
(<$?
Subs.)—Highlights
before
taxes
taxes
for
Net earnings
•Earnings per share of
:
—
Working
1954
and
2,720,408
1,452,000
value
♦After
of
Net
preferred dividends.—V.
which
intention
Sept.
30,
at
180,
31
Aug.
other
mills
$17.66
for
iiscal
not
and
■
sell
to
additional
ended
year
April
GIVING
First rnort.
$16.91
of
bonds, 2%% series
serially 1958-1965
notes,
due * serially
—'
due
collateral
1955-1957
Jewel
Tea
Co., Inc.—Current
Bales
182,
3Va7c
Higher—
bank loans,
Preferred
1955—44 Wks.—1954
in
par
Common stock
($5
;
Johnson
&
Johnson
(A Domestic Subs.)—Earns.
to
the
as
Rise
of
July
■
Nine Months Ended
Sept. 30—
All
to
customers
other
income—
of
sold,
for
the
of
for
Earnings
$1.59
quarter
1955
of
sidiaries
pared
The
the
earnings
substantially
foreign
to
first
higher
quarter
than
for
$1.22
for
the
of
J.,
be
located
First
Completion
is
be
a
for
the
first
the
first
first
nine
nine
nine
months
months
of
on
270-acre
a
four
miles
is
planned
the
of
half mile.—V.
site
in
from
the
North
the
scheduled
for
of
area
comprised
riS of
ff
rate
ended
S2.81
middle
next
of
of
sub¬
1955
the
com¬
share
per
1955,
fiscal
tntJ ™pt
cost
units
Township,
Brunswick
New
Robert
and
over-all
A.
609,003
buildings
net
and
compared
sales
of
extending
the
are
.
KVP
to
be
will
in
be
in
.-'
lleietofore
of
as
$2.68
or
Oct.
operated
1, 1955,
name
as
Harvey
of
early in
The
a
and
Mr. Stocker noted that
and
decline
to
sell
its
Co.,
an
exchange of
Co.,
stock
but
details
Ohio.
were
T-r„K^nne!^eta* makfs. tools chiefly
odworking industries.
to
It
provide
tools
Almond
chucks
The
.'
additional
which
machine
facilities
rTeFnna.meAa
J>2130
facilities
Manufacturing
are
Almond
said
tool
include
plants
not
the
for
has
manufacture
The
the
,
Lee
in-
shrre
per
On
2,0
declared,
was
9,
Nov.
President
19o5.
assets
of
whicn
named
182,
of
producing
its
a
as
a
Coe
each
p.
having
and
K-H-T
0
13.0"0
7,030
F.
S.
W.
Beane.
The
p.
&
also
that
as
of
a
oversize—20%
share,
per
through
quickly sold.
was
the
The
its
home
office
hardware
Northwest
Webber,
Co..
and
will
continue
director
a
Jackson
Shields
&
&
Co.
Hopwood
Inc....
all
are
will
No
contemplated.
costs
at
Aug.
~
under
operate
also
are
the
■
-
its
Mr. Wells
a Vice-
become
the oper¬
in
changes
:
>
1954
1955
invested
money
for
855.667
each
2,521,437
6,342,227
receivables
taxes
Aug.
share
at
855,667
$2.43
3,172,959
4,358,200
inven¬
and
owed ), as
common
at
•
$3.77
.___
31
and
1,020,969
1,534,037'
expenses
for
1,406,511
2.281,439
.___
(cash,
bills
stockholders
178,
and
share
31____
capital
Aug
31
Aug.
31
"
9,122,885
$28.82
2,379
9,806.256
$30.51
31__
2,550
2199.
p.
mone
covering
drugs,
Both
was
companies
markets the
2,000
it
Inc.—Signs Licensing Agreement—■
and
company
agreements
new
Schering Corp. have signed patent cross-licenSing
and sale of new cortisone-like hor¬
manufacture
announced
cn
pioneers in
are
Nov.
4.
the field
'
-
of
corticosteroids.
Schering
hormone
drugs under the names Meticorten and Meticortelone and Merck's Sharp? & Dohme division uses the names Deltra
and Hydeltra.—V. 182, p. 2522.
2,030
&
Company..
R.
Staats
&
5,030
Mercury & Chemical Corp.—Stock Offered—The cor¬
13,030
Co...
poration
3,030
Stone & Webster Securities
Corporation
Tucker, Anthony
&
Union
Corp..
2.000
Walston
&
Co
3,000
1
13,000
Co..
5 0
13.030
Watling, Lerchen
17,0^0
W»rtheim
&
&
Co
CO
0
2 030
___
on
shares of
13,000
Securities
White,
in
in recent
annually
to
•
stockholders
Merck & Co.,
5 030
_
Smith, Barney & Co
Dean
be
(& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
common
less
value
This
2,000
&
Inc
7 0'0
to
Aug.
—V.
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Minn.,
lines
Marshall-Wells.
and
of-Marshall-Wells.
K-H-T
of
after
at
tories
7,000
Jaffray
Reynolds
allied
averaged $12,000,000
firm
Aug. 31—
per
Working
2 030
_
Curtis
The
Duluth,
in
and
:
Inventories
7 030
Newbold's Son & Co.
Piper,
will
stock of the
common
$37,629,760 $30,290,144
Dividends
17,030
Moreley & Co
H.
acquisition
outstanding
5,030
Co
10 000
Weld
&
Co.__.___
13 000
Witter
&
Co
10,030
&
Gas
Co.- -Registration
Statement
registration
statement
With-
covering
(par $1)
215./
a
proposed offering of 200.000
has been withdrawn. See also V. 182,
Kroger Co.—Current Sales
HigherPeriod Ended Nov. 5—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
$
—vSi«o
V,
lathe
three-acre
British Columbia.—V. 182,
is
1464.
paid
Earnings
13,000
Stanley
7,0C0
Corp.__
thick
as
range
p.
$34.75
at
of
has
director-
a
Earnings
2,009
7,030
shares of common stock
and
Bedford,
182,
marketing territory also includes western
the latter have ranged upward of $90,000,-
President
personnel
Taxes
3,030
Nov. 23 announced that it is offering
common
stock
299,940
at $1 per share
through Golden-Dersch & Co. of New York. This is the
company's first public offering.
The
Avenue,
corporation,
New Yoik,
which
has
(par
its
one
cent)
executive
offices
at
312
Madison
N. Y., plans to use the funds from the sale of
develop the Black Butte Mine (Lane County, Ore.), second
largest producer of quicksilver (mercury) in Oregon.—V. 182, p. 2131.
the
stock
to
tion
was made in our issue of Nov. 21 of the
public of¬
fering, through Smith, Barney & Co. and Blyth & Co.,
Inc. and associates of
$30,000,000 of 3V2% first mortgage
bonds, due Nov. 15, 1980, at 102.526% and accrued int.
iOi4,
p.
Y0V1
x&Zi.
"•
100'S71>156
$
.
1955—44 Wks.—1954
jjj
$
84,875,459 995,224,568 915,975,712
It
discount of 75 cents per
was
Operating
Operating
completed.—V. 181,
p.
2694.
expenses
Operating
Other
Income
Net
leased
1,151,052
$9,147,335
1,819,891
$11,377,873
$10,967,316
465,830
505,354
$10,226,821
facilities
(net)
deductions
1954
$82,359,508
73,212,173
77,635,412
income
income
EARNINGS
1955
taxes
income
income
Gross
and
;
from
OF
$87,862,233
revenues
Balance
Income
Lake Superior District
Power Co.—Secondary Offering—A secondary offering of
6,000 shares of common
stock (par $10) was made
on Nov. 17
by Loewi & Co. at
$23.75 per share, with a dealer's
share.
STATEMENT
12 Months Ended
Sept. 30—
primarily
and
this
on
wholly owned subsidiary of
as
Year Ended
acting
& Co.^_______
drawn—
purposes.
and
capacity than standard
with its Family Fare oven,
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Bond Offering—Men¬
metal-cutting
drill
single-story plant on
at atrobe, Kingston Station
in
twice
is
associates,
2131.
distributors
McCord Corp.
1955
paid
below,
1911.
Kirby Oil
und»r
mining
larger
Interna¬
16,
was
Aug.
on
stock,
operating
made
its
Model,"
which
15
Kelley-How-Thomson
continue
ating
Milwaukee Company
William
—
time,
level,
press
Kelley-How-Thomson.
volume of
name
will
dividend.
the
&
&
ner
7,0.0
Co
in™ive« an
was
60%
broiler
Marshall-Wells
Cash
Morgan
2,030
p.
a
broilers.—V.
Annual sales of
and
own
Dec.
on
have
ytars.
& Company..... 3,000
Lynch, Pierce, Fen-
Paine,
Loewi & Co
182,
The
of
wholesale
The
Shares
1 7,030
•—
Higginson
is
through the purcnase of
Canada.
000
pursuant
.
The
7,030
r,7"
same
expanded
have
been
completed
for
the
acquisition
by
this
the Kelley-How-Thomson Co., it was announced on Nov. 18
Chairman of Marshall-Wells and George W. Welles,
companies,
major
restricted
issued
nine
record
of
Pacific
Co—
the
company.
Total
2,003
Kidder, Peebody & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
accessories.
Mlch,; and Port Coquitlam,
the
Book
7,030
E. Hutton & Co
the
At
our
revealed
"Mystery
COMPARATIVE
disclosed.
teen
of
notes
pred:C3S3ors
but
common
17,000
Co
The Illinois Co.
stock of T. R. Almond
transaction involved an
acquisition
a
its
this
Mackall
5,030
...
our
finance
years.
corporation
its
7,000
Hornblower & Weeks
the
Firm—
for the metal-working,
•
x?
The
of
7,030
(Inc.)
Co
Hemphill, Noyes &
ac(luired the outstanding
Willoughby,
,
18
1956 in
insulation
on
President
Jr.;
McDonald
of
tt
give
earnings.
Sobiloff,
effected
Merrill
I.ic._—
1953,
President, said:
shareholders a
completely re-styled and
preview at Club 21.
Magic Chef innovations is a new 36-inch rangeV
Chef
range.
public
J.
K-H-T
5,090
Co.,
Dominick
&
H.
McCormick
Harriman Ripley & Co.
How-
manufacturing
&
Hallgarten
that
in
&
Sturgis,
products
—V?18ie p°n2242name Wil1 bS continued for legai corporate
Kennametal, Inc.—Acquires Ohio
shares
underwriters
Boston Corp....
17,003
Michigan Corp
3.0 90
Forgan & Co
13,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—_ 13,000
simplified "KVP'' designation for
L^alamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Company came about, he indicated
because it had become a
well-known and accepted trademark
TTJhif c?rporati°n has
out¬
issued'" in
and
or
receive
the
Glore,
—V.
Paper
continue
Wis¬
also
are
corporation's
cents
acquisition
on
First
First
per
1
1956
a resulting
First
by
5,030
Corp..
&
Farwell, Chapman &
over'the
$2,000,000
Products
KVP subsidiary, became
but will
before.
The
as
Baird
Becker & Co.
Drexel
the
$48,699 973
increase
during most of the period
exceeded production, with
Harvey
for
according to
This was at the
totaled
9.1%
excess
operation
near
ivision
companies
$2,202,489,
a
the
to
laieral
co
all
in
45
will
41,000
—.—
G.
Dominick
$2,314,063,
companies
history, and
project
\exitoidesS
v*
with
2%
the
stock
several
M.
Dain & Co., Inc
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc
?ear' exPenditures of $3,505,348 were made for plant
i"1Provements. These included
approximately $1,300,000
new- p?wer plant faeilities at Parchment, Mich.
of this
expected
Securities
payable
25,
Cement Manufacturing Co.—Stock Sold—
offering of 262,500 shares of common stock (par $4)<
northwests
of
Co.,
dividend
Clark. Dodge & Co
for
ago.
TT^h' w5fkeFr reported that
the
to
of
•
Central Republic Co.
feet,
square
will
to
Sales
Inc.
Nov.
Marshall-Wells Co.—To Acquire Kelley-How-Thomson
1955.
\V.
in
Arrangements
dated
mortgage
bonds
authorized
corporation:
American
dividend,
voted
' Peterson,
O.
available
Nov.
which
oven
standard
company of
Trustees.
as
serial
stockholders
recent
Products
stock
stock
2131.
p.
for
of the
See details in V.
pursuant
Shares
summer
associated
srs?1Sf at the year's( operation,
plants weie 2?
capacity
JWP
1TVP
c
its
amounted
1954.
a
total
87c
its
J.
and
company
J5J "TJ reported volume in
C44.615.146 largest
year
-Tie
with
A.
1957.
connected
Luhman,
corporation
hereby
Blyth & Co., Inc
C. Allyn & Co., Inc
during
the
third
baby products
2473.
p.
Sept. 30,
in
Consolidated
tew
1,
the
to
1875.
p.
1955.
9.
dividend
Mack's increased
on
ranges
Magic
gas
the
to
Blyth & Co., Inc., as representative, have entered into an
underwriting
agreement
with
the
corporation
whereby
tney
have
severally agreed to purchase the common stock offered now from
same
and
o!'l'"aSe uby Dwight L. Stocker, President.
M
earned
Oct.
1956
offered
10%
a
Dec.
stock
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc. and
7,668,322 shs.
through
of
the
foreign
of
company's
for
months
for
Brunswick
plant will approximate
series
a
181,
earninss of this
mare,
1,
180,
Stock Dividend—
Marquette
The
None
of
supplemented,
under1
common
above
an
quar¬
reserved
dividend
Cellucotton
declared
indenture
amount
on
connection
tional
on
and
quarterly
a
Jan.
on
shares
In
for
dividends
5%
funds
182,
vault-thick
than
.
authorized
are
Outstanding shares include
paid Oct. 1, 1955.
1886,
This
standard
dividend
1955,
payable
The
Kalamazoo Vegetable Parchment
Co.—Earnings Up—
year
cash
8,
like
a
are
plan.
stock
bonds
mortgage
originally
$10,000,000.
1954.
dressings
occupancy
Initially, the
will
earnings
compared with $2,568,000
dividends
received
from
the
new
approximately
plant.
net
company
commenced
construction
and modern, surgical
a
paid
Nov.
third
third
the
shares
option
87c
first
for
gas
wide
a
carries
3,009,090
112,000,090 shs.
serial
was
of
of
maximum
dramatic
ovens.
2,37o,009
and George B.
Each
amount
declared
record
a
dividend, P.
dividends in stock
corporation
Most
Interna¬
300,000 shs.
amended
as
2%
DIVIDENDS—Since
$3.63
and
share
per
$2,297,000
Cash
$371,000
in
$220,000 in the
parent
to
about
for
and
of
leave
redesigned
t$10,003,000
t
corporation's
UNDERWRITERS—The
1954.
with
to
7,701,000
$4.33
sales
were
Quarter
it
9,217,030
stock
$1.57
Both
were
amounted
period
plant
8,983,090
1954.
Consolidated
1955
with
quarter.
of
138,891,000
quarter of 1955 were $57,732,000 as compared
the first quarter and $53,519,000 for the second
per
share
for
the
third
quarter
of
1955
were
compared
as
second
152,748,000
9,701,090
common
1928,
security
as
1 200,000
stock
'
the
ox
$463,429,
value),
mortgage
Company
corporation.
1,946,000
third
$57,900,000
of
standing
and
—
_
share
per
Quarter.
N.
general
etc
earnings
Sales
ter
selling,
expenses,
taxes
income
Earnings
the
2,515,009
.
1,
Trust
t $3,000,000
171,666,000 155,578,000
products
Federal
With
consin
169,151,000 153,632,000
income
administrative
Net
$
principal
Total
Cost
1954
$
Bales
1955
provisions
.17
of
wps
operations."—V.
Outstanding
*$20,000,000
value)
par
said.—V.
15, 1954.
the current
payment
earnings
"
:
*$200,000,000 of first
totaled
FINANCING
J
1955-57
series
1802.
p.
due
($100
stock
issuable
$24,454,166 $22,567,407 $254,682,353 $229,326,114
___
—V.
Sales
1955—4 Wks.—1954
31
Magic Chef, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.—New Developments—
$20,289,541,
to
PRESENT
——
set
the
Jan.
will
This
•
Period End. Nov. 5—
paid
larger
TO
Oct.
ended
Hoffman
Mr.
Nov.
on
dividend
of
share.
EFFECT
months
nine
stockholders
to
last
with
amounted
1955
30,
the company has
third quarter and
common
satisfactorily,
it
the
not
a
serial
1945,
2%
is
it
except
acquired the assets of
pro-forma basis, net
On
Co.
both
earned
greater participation in
:
stock.
common
Kimberly-Clark
Products
said
the
21
for
and
manufacture
the
determined,
Nov.
31.
Trucks, Inc.—Declares 10%
Discussing
and the installation of
additional
refinements to its pulp manu¬
been
the
a
share,
directors
23
The
products,
wadding
Authorized
462
.
The
Dec.
and
equivalent to $2.79 per common
535.
p.
of
Earnings and Sales Recordson
records
Oct.
for
cents
per
Mack
plans are being formu-,
conditions,
75
progressing
Company.
•
wadding,
has
1955
Cellucotton
the
income
to
cents
to
added
be
cellulose,
manufactures
and
2706.
p.
share.
per
will
Executive Vice-President-—
share. This, compared with $202,129 or
for the entire fiscal year 1954.
Sales during the nine months were 48%
above the same period of
1954.
Plans for further expansion of the company's
manufacturing and
sales facilities,
to meet the increased demand for its products, ar#
under¬
products.
additions
and
CAPITALIZATION
stock
com.
sale
1,553
461
i
share
per
for
$8,476,044
1,775
.
An
—
siles
months ended
equal
Offered
for
Spokane, Wash.—Files—
179,
President,
nine
of
90
processing
of
Hoffman,
earnings
"This
allied
cellulose
and
extent
On
$2.45
,
$8,315,442
I
Preferred
to
stock of Coosa River Newsprint
common
construction
of
machines
present
$1,268,408
$2.26
at Aug. 31
shareholders at Aug. 31:
Common
Book
$1,239,614
—
capital
of
not
equipment.
These products, to cost an esti¬
mated additional $37,000,000, will require further financing, the nature
1,335,000
stock
common
the
conversion
facturing
2,574,614
—
1—
-
the
from
to business and1 economic
Subject
tional
Number
price
exceed
offering
of
2130.
p.
value) at $46.37lk
proceeds
company
and
papers
lated
$36,463,545 $34,514,635
Earnings
dealers
to
Corp.—Stock
par
BUSINESS—The
white
paper
1955
($5
mately $3,300,000 in
of Year—
Aug. 31—
sales
Income
182,
public
initial
an
used
Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order
above.—V.
Corp.
new
the cor¬
poration's general funds and whi be available for its expansion pro¬
gram.
Initial projects, estimated to cost approximately $38,000,000,
include
additional
book
paper
and
sanitary product facilities,
two
foreign building programs for the manufacture of sanitary products
in Great Britain and Mexico, and an additional investment of approxi¬
Jack & Heintz,
Jantzen,
at
concession
also V.
See
PROCEEDS—Net
as of Sept. 30,
holding company.
a
stock
mon
26,
subsidiary
1911.
p.
sold,
a
Atlas
Max
be acquired ,by.
to
so
of. the
offering
public
a
stock
be
W. Pearson as Executive Vice-President of
this
announced on Nov. 21 by Robert Lehman, President
has been associated with the corporation since it was
Ludman Corp.—New
make
to
preferred
writing group headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., on Nov. 22;
placed on the market 400,000 shares of additional com¬
Holding Company—
as
East
1955,
first
to
are
on
Uranium
Lisbon
1699.
Company
holding
a
intend
of
previously
share,
per
cents
shares
proceeds
was
Pearson
See
share.
per
the
2,880
organized in September,
1929. He has been a Vice-President since
May, 1942 and was elected a director in October, 1943.—V. 182, p. 1699,
36
Power Co.—Ceases
it
SEC,
Holding
be
Mr.
underwriters,
subscription
the
cents
SO
underwriters
10,675
and
$25.25
of
.Kimberly-Clark
Interstate
of
v>
with
of Alvin
election
The
follows:
as
notification
offered
The
share.
per
Mines, Inc.,
corporation
corporation
several
the
of
representative
as
expiration
several
them
357,147
24,028
182, p.
The
671,396
43.854
cgs.
—
♦Loss.—V.
Inc.,
company
excess
remaining
$13,643,974 $11,283,660
2,567,362
in
not
1955—10 Mos.—1954
$1,213,943
revenues-
the
of
capital.
.
International Rys. of Central America—Earnings—
Railway oper.
Burr,
the
to
$10
Lehman Corp.—Pearson
agreement,
share.
per
certificates the repre¬
sentative sold no shares of first preferred stock for the accounts
of
the several underwriters in connection with stabilization activities or
otherwise, but the several underwriters have sold 77,520
shares of
first preferred stock for their own account at the subscription price
of $25.25 per share, less, in the case of sales to dealers, a concession
2130.
182,
&
advised
Prior
taken up by the underwriters and republic at $27.75 per share.
See also
were
offered
subscription price of $25.25
letter
a
Oct. 24 filed a letter of notification with • the
SEC
covering 500,000 shares of common stock to be offered at io
cents per share, through Mark H. Copley, 424 Kuhn Bldg., Spokane
Wash.
The net proceeds are to be used ' to pay expenses incident
to
mining activities.
subscribed for.
stock are
purchased by the several underwriters, subject to
to be
filed
14
Nov.*
on
Trust
Lead
The
aggregate of 11,805 shares were
an
at
employees
Subscriptions—Of
Stock
corporation
covering
general operating
The remaining 88,195 shares of first preferred
Bank
City
Co.—Preferred
to
100,000 shares of first preferred stock, 4.8% series,
recently offered for subscription by common stockhold¬
ers,
after
and
coupon
offer expires Nov. 15, 1960. First
is paying agent.V. 141, p. 1962.
The
coupon.
$22.59
at
Fibre
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
1,920 shares of class A capital stock (par $5) and
shares of class B non-voting capital stock (par $5), both to be
the
1,
Aug.
Will
1948,
for each $500 cer¬
interest arrearages
and $664
bond
$1,000
for each
$1,328
series of 1928, due Aug.. 1,
bonds,
The
SEC
a dealer's concession of $1 per
quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 1015.
was
Keyes
6%
the validated
receive
will
tificate.
from
It
(Ilseder Hutte), Germany—Bonds
Corp.
Being Paid—
of
was
.
Lance, Inc., Charlotte, N. C—Files With SEC—
Offering
Industries, Inc.—Secondary
offering of 7,500 shares of common stock
made on Nov. 16 by Goldman, Sachs & Co.
$42.75 per share, with
share.
Steel
Ilseder
Oil
—A secondary
The population of the territory
portions of the Town of Bethel,' Conn.
served is over 105,000.—V. 182, p. 1338.
Holders
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2250)
$11,472,670
4,905,904
4,458,721
$11,843,753
„
,
$6,937,849
$7,013,949
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
latest. 12-month
the
for
Earnings
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
period
reflect
only
small
very
a
Murray Corp. of America
;
of a rate increase totaling approximately $4,400,000 annually
effective on Aug. 22, 1955. The company also foresees
portion
Year Ended
which became
Aug.';31—
^ 1
"
substantial increase in revenues as a result of a 70% increase
its gas supply, which will become available next year upon the
of a new pipe line by the American Louisiana Pipe Line
a
in
Net
'■
7
'
"
anticipation of this additional
In
'• ::'
gas
supply, Michigan
'
Consolidated
now
Federal
roll,
pay
cluding
PURCHASERS—The purchasers named below have severally agreed
purchase from
the company the following respective principal
amounts of the new bonds:
112 491 777
'
taxes
tax
and miscellaneous taxes
idle
on
to
of
Henry Herrman & Co._
$385 000
2,240,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.—
Arthurs,
Lestrange
"A. M. Kidder & Co.—_
275,003
2,200,000
&
W. C. Langley & Co.—
165,000
Weeks
Blair
Alex, B'-own &
Burns Bros. &
William
v
& Co.—
& Co.—
Sons—
Denton,
A. E. Masten & Co.
McDonald & Co.Merrill, Turben & Co.,
Inc. ——
The Milwaukee Co
14,609,091
ing
1,511,234
2 587 961
6,300,000
e',200',000
minority interests
P. S.,,Moseley & Co.—_
385,000
The Ohio Co
Pacific Northwest Co.„
385.000
335,000
Courts & Co
1,100,000
660,000
Ralfensperger,
Hughes
& Co.; Inc.
L. F. Rothschild & Co.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts
& Parke
Schwabacher & Co
Chas. W. Scranton &
Co.
Co.
;
& Townsend,
Crouter & Bodine
DeHaven
165,000
Dominick_
Fauset, Steel & Co.——
Dominick
The
1,100,000
165,000
2,200,000
660,000
&
First Boston Corp.
First of Michigan Corp.
•
-
'
Hentz
H.
;
/>!, 100,000
182, pp. 2131 and 2022.
Co
&
'
See
also V.
Byron
end
C.
by
1 025 680
equity
the
of
which
preferred
stock.
increased
was
to
fiscal
1954
'
$5.22
increased
were
shares,
53,302
The
$50.57
the
was
"
The
value
the
of
compared
as
The
Oct.
26,
further
"1 275,000
fiscal
*v-. were
liquidating" the
'
and
in
v
time,
385,000
in
the
coming
the
assets
assets
anticipated
past
of
buildings
land,
is
it
maintenance
the
of
including
this
absorbed
•
all
year
sold
At
660,000
165,000
660,000
1,100,000
used
of
the
the
Body
and
pro¬
plant
was
announced on Nov. 23 that the 3,000 shares of $6 cumu¬
:
depreciation,
•
-
(par $20) and 15,000
(par 10 cents) recently offered
shares.of common stock
publicly, through A. J. Grayson, New York City, in units
of one share of preferred stock and five shares of com,/mon-stock at-$100 per unit ($85 per share for the pre¬
ferred and $3 per share for-the common) have all been
were
sold.
•
.
7
.
1
'
V
"
these' machines
of
.
extensive-field
an
1956.
is
It
taxes,
■
;
business
to
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., producer of steel forgings and
10 disclosed that it has been negotiating the possible
castings, cn Nov.
purchase of Midvale Co., Philadelphia,
plate and heavy metal castings.
>■
f
R.
.
have
«
Heppenstail,
B.
in
been
will
conclusion
'
progress
controlled
or
...
p.
iterials
$82,165,
or
"
2094.
outstanding.—V.
178,
Co.—Stock Sold—Shearson, Ham-
(65 cents par value) have been sold and
closed.
This stock sold at $1.85 per share.
stock
'
-**'
'
-
receive hfids
kR^Bids for Ctfs.
on
its
.
National
certificates
to
dated
be
1956,
1,
Jan.
certificates
The
to
are
•'
to
mature
-
:
of
annually from
less
'H
v
:
-;„_Hew Orleans, Texas & Mexico Ry. Co. has asked the Interstate Comnierce Commission-to allow it-to pay off its indebtedness to the Missouri
Pacific RR.', the parent, with 215,779 shares of preferred stock.
,
.
The subsidiary told the Commission it
r
.
,
.
:
owed the parent firm $21,577,-
31,',;l954-.
989 as of Dec.
j
/According to documents filed with the ICC, the
'
preferred stock would
'
$100 redemption value. The filing added that
the "stock would pay $2,702 a share in cumulative dividends until MOP's
reorganization is completed, and $5 a share thereafter.
~7*have $1
'
The
value and
par
stock
Missouri
Pacific
a
be
would
RR.,
turned
who
over
to
Guy
would cancel the
A.
debt, the application said.
.
1912.
p.
Nov.
,y^residdp^7on: Not^i/Baid in substance:
•
y Profits,
before depreciation and taxes, for the nine months ended
Sept. 30, 1955, w'efe $41,666. This compares with a loss of $69,744 for
the period elided, Sept. .30, -1954. Operations of this company changed
•from
red-figures
(less), to black
(profit) commencing June 1955.
;
We,v are presently earning, as of this date, some $20,000 to $25,000
,,'per month before depreciation and taxes. We are hopeful that we may
i
be able to increase this, amount substantially in the future operations
;
.
of-, the
7
•
profit taxes forth'er: current year
>--%-The
.
'
•
will be, if any,
1,
construction
new
of
a
molybdic oxide producing
1
into
molvbdic
should
oxide
The
substantially.
pany
of
-
*
of-earnings.
•
.
concentiate
the profit potential of the com¬
the new plant will also be paid out
increase
cost
.
.'
•
The
acTes.
this
now
acreage
being
potential
to
be"
carried
area.—V.
supplemented by exploratory surface
for the purpose of preparing a
p.
1313.
on,
181,
drilling, .is
larger ore
2372.
>
.
(N. Mex.)—Bonds Offered
convertible debenture
bonds
due
convertible
is
callable
at
at
any
any
time
time into 200 shares
at 110% plus accrued
net
proceeds
are
to
be used
to pay
for
additional
the Surprise Park properties, particularly the Surprise
improvements to the corporation's mill at Carrizozo,
uisfed lor working capital ar.d general corporate purposes
of
and
M.;
are
of
repayment
6%
notes and bank
GIVING EFFECT
TO
loans).
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
6%
[
conv.
debs, bonds due
stock
Common
which
"■Of
(par
cents)
25
shares will
200,000
Outstanding
$100,000
.':,3,000,000 shs.
1965
$100,000
1,579,723 shs.
reserved
be
for conversion
of
deben¬
bonds.
corporation
incorporated
was
in
Mexico
New
on
claims and
lead, silver,
and marketing ths
Aug-. 7, 1936, for the purpose of acquiring mining property
of exploring for commercially valuable deposits of copper,
1
fluorspar
v
same.
other
and
ores,
•
mining,
and
producing
,
corporation are located at Carrizozo,
N. M., and 1121 E. Capitol St., Washington 3, D. C.
The corporation is the
owner of
the following unpatented mining
claims
covering tracts of land described below, fee simple title t)
which is owned by the
corporation. It has complied and will comply
with the mining laws
of the State of New Mexico and the United
States, which give it the exclusive right to mine ores of all type3
of
the
claims:
these
on
offices
business
The
of Warren, Pa.
stock, the re-
(a)
-
23
tains,
New
& Honduras
New York
Privately—
Loeb, Rhoades & Co. and Union
J9.55, the company ent°red
acquire substantially all of
in
Propane
the
part
proposes
Mochito
El
Other
Rosario Mining Co.
9 Months
$477,551
25,054
80,451
Quarter
1955—
Mine
sources
—
(sale
income
Non-recurring
National
equipment
Securities
into an agreement with
the assets of the bottled
to use the funds from this
at
closed
of
supplies
and
Drl0,949
mines)
62,496
$620,498
EXPLORATION
p.
•
needed for working capital. There will be
no
underwriting. The company's mailing address is Box 23512, Lugo
Station, Los Angeles, Calif.
,
proceeds
The
An
31,
increase
1955,
Net
.
was
sales
738,962
for'the
in
are
sales
the
chain
in the preceding
fiscal
and
Delaware, Inc.—Earnings—
for the fiscal year ended Aug.
earnings
announced on Nov. 21 by Mr. Aaron
for
year
is
heading
a
mining
i
York,
Frederic
per
was
were
$20,433,892,
as
Marks, Presideht.
compared with $18,-
fiscal year, an increase of 9.1%. Net income
$685,847, equal to $1.52 a share, up 27.9%
New
Haven
&
Hartford RR.
share
Dumaine Jr., former President of this
and his associates have agreed to
Securities Co., New York, for the
he
of
—
Dumaine
Preferred Stock Holdings-
Union
the
New
of
.
C.
that
stated
from
of
National Shirt Shops of
'•
Cover Co.,
Calif.—Files With SEC—
in
Fortner.
"
company
8.
New
letter
years
PROGRAM—This
which has entered an agreement to design, construct and
operate a pilot plant of 25 to 30 tons per day capacity in the Re¬
public of Chile to test the metallurgy of the copper ores of the
Sagasca Mines. If the results of the pilot plant operations, which- the
company expects to be determined during the second quarter of 1956,
substantiate the commercial possibilities indicated by curernt laboratory
tests, the company may acquire an interest in the property whict*
would then be equipped for full scale commercial operation.—V. 181,
syndicate
financing to
of notification was filed with the SEC on Nov. 10 covering
personal notes of Howard J. Fortner, sole owner, for two
amounts from $10,000 to $500. When $15,000 is subscribed,
the company will issue shares in the company to the value of $50,000,
of which $30,000 will be used to pay note
and $20,000 issue to Mr.
A
$30 000
$6.71
$1.86
Earnings per share
of this agreement. The balance
received from loans in the amount of
companies.—V. 182, p. .2022.
Railroad Employee's Time-Table
Los Angeles,
;
(& Subs.)
$158,156
Period Ended Sept. 30,
consummation
required- funds will be
$4,950,000 fr,ont'':|wo' insurance
the
"of
.
1-916
<ed
mining properties of the company comprise approximately
At the present time, the section of the property being woi
"underground has a surface area of only approximately 25 acres. The
balance of' 1.891 acres remains to be explored. Geophysical work on
*.
179, p.
14.—V.
Dec.
on
for
pay
Group Sells
plant is under
withm f°ur
and should be completed and put into operation
to six. months''This operation of converting molybdenite
and
CAPITALIZATION
1955.
20,
finance
■f
,
The
M.
Washington, D. C., is offering pub¬
debentures
of
stock
(including
Corp., New Hyde Park, L. I., N. Y.
to
Co.
National
j,
.--Way,
N.
'buslnes^.'qfvAh^- Shellane operation of Shell Oil.
This business
consists of seni'ng""Uq'uefied, petroleum gas in cylinders under the trade
tame * "Shellan'e"; ' in "Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio,
Missouri
Iowa, South Dakota and Minnesota.
The price to be paid
for
these assets is $9,500,000 of which $3,500,000
is to be paid in
cash and $1,000,000 by a long-term subordinated note bearing 4V2f%
interest.
Consummation of the sale is expected to occur on or about
Export-Import' Bank of the United States
company's debt to the
in¬
gas
Dec.
company
Federal income and
nominal.
has,- been decreased. from. $540,000 to $378,000 as of Sept, 30, 1955.
*\On Nov. 30, 1955, two additional notes of $27,000 will be paid (one
i pajd by anticipation), thus decreasing its debt by an additional $54,000
~*to $324,000. .These payments the company has been able to make out
of the earnings of Its operations.
•
A.
con¬
125 Broadway,
it
by Carl M.
'
incurred by the
company. - As. the
loss, previously
from bur >1955 profits, the Canadian
J is deductible
.
Oil
Shell
.»
Authier,
.'EarningsDebt Reduced e- Hector
ment, in:
11
Copper Corp.
PROCEEDS—The
mine;
corporation
headed
group
On
.
before
$189,000,000 on additional
ending June 30, 1957.
accepted at Room 2315,
pay cash or
Warren National
will
nor
'
Improve-
195G,
,
exploration
Offer—
common
1,
Jan,
American Telephona
Corp.
,
Molybdenite Corp. of Canada Ltd.—Reports
outstanding
capital by issuing
new
the
$172,261
"
•
added —V" 182,
$100
common
a
the
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
Nov.
18, 1955, covering registration of 140.000 shares of second preferred stock (convertible), $25 par, and 100,000 shares of its $1 par
common
stock, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
*
-
Penn's
in
sold to
spending
anticipates
the 24-month period
City,
interest.
by the Commission and will remain open for a period of
thereafter.
issue any fractional shares in connection with the
days
This
.
•
Each
of
National will not
National Propane
The
-
.
ture
—Registers Stock With SEC—To Sell Notes
Thompson, trustee for
request urged that the transaction be permitted before the .end
r
of the year to permit the railroads to take advantage of certain expir1 irtgttax benefits.
The-transaction "will not have any adverse effect
on
the consummation"
of the MOP's reogranization plan, the filing
of
62%
be
tions of $100
2132.
Pennsylvania Gas Co.,
subsidiaries,
utility
owns
exchanges,
"
1
p.
will
claims in the Red Cloud Mining District, Galinas Moun¬
Mexico, covering what is known as the "Conqueror Prop¬
issue scrip in lieu of fractional 1 erties," consisting of approximately 400 acres,
sh'ares.' However,
Bank of Warren, Pa., will be
(b)
53 claims in the Nogal Mining District, Sierra Blanca Modeappointed as. Agent for the exchanging Penn stockholders, and fractional ' tains, New Mexico, known as the "Surprise Park Properties," consist¬
interests in
shares of National stock will be - consolidated and full • ing of approximately 1,200 acres.—V. 182, p. 1117.
shares therefor will be issued to such agent. Upon receipt of
orders
from Penn stockholders,
the agent will buy or sell the fractional inNew York Central RR.—Plans Equipment Issue—
terests, matching buy and sell orders as far as possible, and selling
The company has applied to the Interstate Commerce Commissioa
"on the market any remaining shares for the account of such exchang¬
for authority to sell some equipment trust certificates.
ing stockholders,of Penn. Ihe fees and expenses of the agent will
The debt securities,
which come due Dec. 15, 1956, through 1970,
be paid by National.
will aid the Central to pay for about 80%
of the cost of an $8,377,National proposes to send to each of Penn's common stockholders a
590 boxcar and dlesel locomotive construction order.
letter
and
other ' material,
including a copy of the Commission's
The company said with "present high interest rates" it might want
decision soliciting acceptance of the exchange offer.—V. 182, p. 817,
to negotiate for private sale of the securities.—V. 182,
p. 1313.
'
1
With Stock to MOP—>
Unit Moves to Pay Debt
182,
from
advances
repay
1965, at 100% of principal amount (in denomina¬
each) on a best-efforts basis.
Oct. 1,
approval
30
-
V
transaction
cash
stock
licly $100,000 of 6%
shares being owned by 850 minority stockholders.
If the
exchange is 1009i? successful, National will be required to issue 340,419
shares of Its common stock."
The offer is to be made within a period of 15 days after the date
•
•/.,
,
by new equipment- costing not
be secured
} tluui v$3,285.035.
and
...
.
a
raise $100,000,000
to
—M. J. Sabbath Co.,
-
maining
:
Dec. 8—
Mo., will up to noon (CST) on Dec, 8
the. purchase from it of $2,625,000 equipment trust
JMCjL, .1957 to .1971, inclusive..
t
on
of
to
■
SEC on Nov. 18 announced a. decision, approving a proposal of
company" lor' voluntary exchange of 1.45 shares ofoNational's
stock for each share of the outstanding common
stock of
one~ of
1
.
.
industries.—V.
•
"at St. Lotfis;
for
Murray
assets
proceeds
Co..
New Mexico
"
s
The .company,"
.
for
the
use
$75,000,000 in common stock between
The
1957.
company
York
New
products
the
to
statement with
Dec. 1, 1993,
registration
debentures, due
competitive bidding.
at
Bids for the debentures will be
The
this
7*.'
.
■
of
1,
struction in
common
.
Missouri Pacific
was
National Fuel Gas Co.—Exchange
-
*V|
sale
authority
for
July
BUSINESS—The
was
company
products
use
New
The
'
this sale Murray has
a
captive supplier
in
With
year.
diversified
in
the books
incorporated in California in 1948.
At present
-'it
writes .only
automobile physical*'.damage insurance but will use
the proceeds
from the stock sale to increase paid-in capital, and
surplus to enable it to write additional lines of insurance and to
."-expand its underwriting capacity;—V. 180, p. 722.
-The
laundry
sale
Co.—Registers With SEC—
a
40-year
Telephone & Telegraph Co., which are expectej
$20,500,000 at the time the proceeds are received,
the balance for general corporate purposes.
Jersey P. U. Commission has approved a petition by tfca
Telegraph
1
completely eliminated the
hazards
of •; being
the automotive industry.
Murray is now well
prepared to continue the development of the
second
part of its diversification program which is reinvestment-of
working capital in the more secure business of producing end products
coming
.7 mill & Co., -as sole underwriter, on Nov. 21 announced
that all shares of an offering of 300,000 shares of common
r
&
volving approximately $15,600,000 which was completed after the 1955
fiscal year end.
The sale price included an amount of $7,500,000 in
excess
of book values which will be included in the statements of the
a
'
Indemnity
home
produce
to
Corp.)
August,- the directors approved the
Frame Division of the Dana Corp.
This
about $13,700,000
-share... Midvale. is
owns 371,750 shares,
cent?
14
Securities Corp., which
62%" of the 600,000 shares
approximately
-
manufacturing cost basis.
In
19,046,793
14,428,953
24.125,061
19,096,683
American
debentures and
and
purchase- the Easy name, patents, copyrights, sales and mar-'
organization. In addition, Murray holds-a three year option "to
.book value,,the manufacturing facilities which in the
interim .will be;used by the present'owners (Union Chemical &• Ma-
r
to
the
trans-
filed
of its
public
intends
company
The
purchase, at
!
" :
Baldwin
by
Mission
-
netted
Midvale
-which
and
,
materials,
of
for
parent,
value of approximately $6,850,000 and acquired
at book
,|'31,254
,!'587,088
approximate
regarded
of this
offered
company
.
18
Nov.
on
$25,000,000
to
keting
•
-
terms
company
its
with -the
ended Sept. 30, Midvale sales were
For nine months
on
soon."
closely-held company.
a
the
inventories
the Easy
purchased
Murray
receivables
and
manufacturers of armor
President of the Pittsburgh firm, said, "talks
for several months, and it is expected that a
reached
be
Heppenstail is
Pa.,
action
~
Murray
the present Easy line. B"
2,320,016
2133.
182, p.
covering
The
.
and distribution ordeveloped home laundry prod-
.
addition to
highly
old
17,279,248
____
taxes
2.914,215
2,377,863
be
Brunswick
Murrnv with an
established sales
provide
name,..as
in
ucts
'
Heppenstail
sale
.
v
jhe general financing and loan business,
See also V. 180, p. 627. [. Machine
Negotiations On—
Co.—Sale
to
completed
together
and distribution
22,553,797 211,564.563 191.445,305
22,066,039 154,716,183 145,798,463
Cr850,781
18,547,339
13.550.076
1,369,823
14.175,980
13,049,965
1,593,754
This
quantity is now being planned for early in
that a separate subsidiary will. be formed
well as an
ganiza,tion,..-for: merchandising
Midvale
•
the
with
1955—9 Months—1954:
$
$ ' «
$
income
after charges______
SEC
and Murray for the piurpose
of purchase, sale and financing of these machines.
In July, the directors approved the acquisition of The Easy Washing
brand
;
were
notification
of
1955—Month—1954
New Jersey Bell Telephone
f
contemplated
which. will te' owned equally "by
primarily with respect to commercial accounts.
j
in
Co.-
Production,
test program.
'
■
cbmpany is engaged in
The
with
"Brunswick-Balke-Collender
the
for
letter
a
24,107,233
taxes__
*Loss.—V.
During, the year, final developments of the Automatic Pinsetter machine
!
■
.
•
,
.
v
filed
10
operating
Net
insurance,
income
Net
real estate.
December,-1554, Eljer Co. was dissolved as a subsidiary and is
now
owned
100%
by Murray and is operated as
a
division.
To
provide facilities to meet the steadily increasing demand for colored
pottery,
and
to bring pottery production into proper balance with
steel
and
cast iron
capacities, the directors approved a $5,000,000
expansion of the Ford City Pottery plant of Eljer. These new facilities
are
expected to be in operation the latter part of the coming fiscal
year.";
■ ;v'.. ■ -■ ■;
convertible preferred stock
lative
Nov.
on
revenues
operating
Divisions
which
-
shares of common stock to be offered at par
share), without underwriting.
The proceeds are to ,ta
expenses in connection with mining operations.
Other
property.
expenses
public offer¬
6,000,000
Operating expenses
In
Sold—It
pay
Federal
.
Corp.—Securities
to
Operating
the Detroit plants, will be practically eliminated
through liquidation of personal property and the
of
year
2132.
p.
per
Period End. Sept. 30—
an¬
Division
Fender
personal
idle
including
year,
Tool
and
that
net
date
same
182,
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Earnings—
-
-leasing- of
v.
■
Midland-Commercial
corporation
cents
$
of
program
the
share.—V.
a
to
with satisfactory results.
At the year end approximately 62%
personal property, had been sold at a fair price and a sub¬
stantial part of the floor space had been leased.
Since the close of
the
$15.52
.
covering
(five
the
of
on Aug. 31,
share.
As
of
a
to
Nov. 15 of $15,000,000 3V2% sinking fund subordi¬
on
SEC
result
.
on
$9.22
equal
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
$5.59
during
year.
Gould, President,
to
nounced:
y""-'
!•'
the
1955
company's
shareowners'
at
stock
common
or
maintain lta
1955, working capital
to
Navajo Uranium & Thorium Corp., Las Vegas, Nevada
gressed
—
385,000
1,100,000
31,
the
of
conversion
$49.51
165,000
275,000
P. S. Smithers & Co._
Starkweather & Co.T_^_
'G. H. Walker & Co.—
Dean Witter & Co
• Yarnall, Biddle & Co.__
!
Aug.
1,078 981
'
of
$536,078
was
tails in V. 182, p. 2132.
2 035 483
j.
shares
equal
$6,984,983,
was
r
3,191,623
stock
common
income
continues
debentures, due Nov. 1, 1980, by Hemphill, Noyes
associates at 102% and accrued interest, was
quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
See de¬
86,950
share
common
ended
common
385,000
1,100,000
_
2,200,000
1,100,000
Sachs & Co.
Hallgarten Ste^Coi—-—Hayden, Miller & Co.-:..Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Goldman,
;
per
outstanding
year
of
on
net
company
& Co. and
$5,817,042 V
41.512
declared
the
nated
4,088
—$5,677,979
preferred
cumul.
on
shares outstanding
Earnings
the
declared
when
year
that
National Tea Co.—Debentures Sold—The
682 424
plant)
.
$4,149,584,
V
(ex¬
series
dividends
The
—
4%
Common
385,000
" 275.000
Inc.
Byrd Brothers
% Central
Republic
(Inc.)
Cash
385,000
285,000
1,100.000
•
earnings
dividends
stock,
275,000
385,000
385,000
660,000
Co.
Baker,
Net
Cash
$2,240,000
Smith, Barney & Co.—
fiscal
stated
"
to
•
previous
strong financial position having had
'
worth
14,171,637
income—
on
Earnings applicable
*
'
disposal of idle machinery & equip.)
on
ProperLy,
and
"$
7
share.
Marks
Mr.
72 917 060
—_—
the
a
lg54
$
sales.,.-
gains
engaged, in connecting 78,000 new space heating customers
the company expects to be able to eliminate all restrictions on
the sale of gas for space heating in the Spring of 1356.-
is
from
$1.19
'
1955
'
'
1
Subs.)—Earnings
__________—
V; ;■
•
(&
"
-
Earnings before all direct taxes and before loss
on
idle'plant' facilities
Exps. and taxes on idle plant facilities (less net
.
completion
Co.
(2251)
road, on Nov. 10,
accept an offer
purchase at $60
their holdings of between 140,000 and 150,0)0 shares
preferred stock.
Mr. Dumaine said this takes him
Haven
completely out of the New Haven picture.
Of
the total,
around 58,000 shares are
owned by
Amoskeag Co.,
of which Mr. Dumaine is Treasury and a trustee.
stock is held by between 15 and 20 individuals.
Mr. Dumaine "said that while there has been talk of buying out he
and
his
associates for a couple of years,
the acmc.1 offer came
suddenly.
Mr. Dumaine said, "the trustees of Amoskeag didn't think
it
was
the kind of investment they
wanted to stay in under the
circumstances and thought that the price of $60 a share was prett/
a
holding company,
The
rest
of
the
good, having
ago."
bought the stock in the mid-$20's seven or
eight yean
said he did not know definitely for whom
Union Securities was acting, it is believed that the stock was acquire-1
bv
associates of Patrick B. McGinnis, President of New Haven, wt4
While
Mr.
Dumaine
J.
1
I
1
The Commercial
(2252)
ousted
annual
The
to
held
been
stockholders
110,000,000
to
the
9,
the
finance
postponed
to
set
of
purpose
cost
railroad
the
in
a
fight
proxy
North Shore Gas Co., Salem, Mass.—Files With
1954.
Haven
Nov.
on
for
of
April,
in
New
the
of
control
from
meeting
directors
have
of
Dumalne
Mr.
the
at
date
a
for
approving a
repairs
of
meeting
a
which
special
a
proposed
resulting
loan
The
of
last August.
Also at tne meeting, stockholders were to vote on
to change the outstanding preferred stock into an issue
income debentures.
The original stockholders' meeting had been set for Nov. 18, but
Was
postponed because of
legal
ttchnicalities.
It is
believed that
management did not have the necessary vote of preferred stock to
put across the bank loan, which was the only matter
sideration when the original meeting was scheduled.
To Vote
A
authorize
with
to:
for
first
2007,
of
to
sale
and
of
from
company
21
Dec.
on
promissory
of
group
a
to
be
pledged
not
19551;
of said
part
as
for
(ci
Plan
of
debentures,
$55,363,000
the
ferred
value
par
basis
of
stock,
for
to
Further
notes
The
banks,
1,
1956,
$5.25
the
of
bonds
—V.
plus.
182,
of
in
present
4ya%
The
of
cash,
-
bonds,
for
will
series
of
due
bonds
B
which
-
5%
$69,179,300
each
1,
$100
include
of
1955
Nortex
•
Gas
Corp.—Further
1954
and
on
about
or
20,
acquired interests
oil
well
New
thereon
Mexico.
terests in
total
a
and
The
46
net
completed
wells).
non-producing
owned
producing oil and
of
to 12.66 net wells)
0.3
other
company
31,
in
1955
of
had
in
15,525.16
acres
producing properties in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma.
The company has an option to
purchase an additional
certain
properties
arrangements
to
in
which it
now
interests
owns
purchase interests in additional
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO
and
•
1956, balance due Feb.
Common
stock
tWarrants
at
to
$3.00
at
1957
share
i
:
only from
the
the
proceeds
company's
of
but
tne
interests
sale
in
of
portion
a
certain
of
leases.
interest
the
oil
HSuch
at
and
905
the
as
ments
the
the properties to be acquired
by
from G. Y. Billard, Agent.
on
option
tThe company
aggregate of
issued common stock;
stock
at
shortly
chase
to
after
the
in
99,966
chase
in
of
share.
of
Co.
an
All
Bruner
of
the
with
50,000
50,000
warrants,
until July
by
7,
of
terms,
1955
and
expire
July
on
at
7,
Each
and
will
be
Will
also
exercise
Upon
two
exercisable
e::ercise
the
of
the
of
shares
severally
are
agreed
follows:
as
of
be
the
of
years
the
upon
option.
'to
will
underlying
UNDERWRITERS—The
number
option
transferable
date
of
condition
the
that
warrants
$3
of
and
stock
several
which
underwriters
each
to
pursuant
36,500
the
Hecker
M.
See
&
such
and
V.
182,
hearings
North
A.
Vickers
12,500
12,500
President
in
now
session
Central-could
Airlines
routes
in
year
Carr,
H.
airmail
of
Taggart
before
still
&
mature
annually to and including Dec. 20,
about
cover
182,
of
the
80%
of
$2,251,760
a
Mr.
H.
&
.
series
of
to
and
of
the
of
allegations
Radioactive
Inc.,
assets
corporation
This
-
has
Delaware
they
as
$692,624
annually
however,
plans
and
still
When
save
in
to
the
Civil
service
Aeronautics
by
the
save
48%
provides
of
made
the
16
and
operate Lake
available $800,000
about
flights
$446,000
North
Central,
for
the
it
in
Board,
Nov.
on
18
Mr.
He
certificate
of
the
of
a
Docket
coast
the
No,
The
merger,
Opposing the merger are the
an
employee group who early
of
North
North
a
182,
$446,000
that
Board
found
interest
ail
the
and
interest
the
central
all
filed
Lake
new
Lake
the
in
r
Mr:
twice
Oil' Corp.,
8
filed
necessity
State
fields
and
to
that
Lake
the
airline
an
Central
and
nucleonics
of
Nuclear
Nuclear
consideration
of
Corpora¬
of
all
146,000
the
class
Farmington, N. M.—Files—
a
letter of
notification
with the SEC
to
Louisiana
of
build
from
Mississippi.
submarine
a
the
The
Sabine
willj Include
At
present Fibreboard,
a
producer of paper board products, Is
jointly owned by Pabco and Crown Zellerbach.
W. L. Keady, President, announced on Nov. 17 that th? transaction
will be
financed
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., and the
Mutual Life Insurance Co., of New York.
that
North
the
management
this
to
year
stock,
Lake
was
not
major
company.
0f
buy
Central
the
83,000
application
to
purchase
Central
estimated
has
financial
of
entered
subject
Lake
Central
Into
to
a
the
and
secondary
prior
to
both
and
gas
the
oil
has
world.
It
off¬
the
been
pipelines
Central
being
stockholders
Major
shares
in
1952
operated
to
divest
in
will
two
be
by
system
a
which
of
group
must
the
public
Gulf
was
management.—V.
put
182,
in
p.
in
Mr.
Bintliff
is
estimated
investment
to
is
fields.
of
ston,
running
Texas,
actively
David
the
law
distance
a
legal
Consultants,
of
Other
Gas
Searls,
of
counsel
director
the
engaged
T.
firm
troleum
of
directors
$150,000,000
headed
by
will
Salomon
the
The
be
certificates
Sold —The
Stock
182, p. 2133.
issued
See National Fuel Gas Co.
above.—V.
182, p. 818.
Pennsylvania RR.—To Sell Equipment Trust Ctfs.—
The
chase
to
will
company
Suburban
Station
it
from
to
to noon
(EST)
on
Dec. 7, at Room 1811,
Philadelphia, Pa., receive bids for the pur¬
up
Bldg.,
of
be dated Jan.
$11,595,000
1S56,
1,
equipment
trust
series EE,
annually from Jan. 1,
certificates,
and to mature $773,000
inclusive.
1971,
certificates
to
are
approximately
be
secured
$15,463,190.—V.
by
estimated to
equipment
new
182,
1914.
p.
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg. Co.—Product Diversification—
This
and
is
in
for
the
and
Jack
G.
connected
the
E.
consultants
Taylor,
with
the
a
O.
for
Bennett
the
director,
David
C.
estate
and
Secretary
Searls, of
&
site
a, ong
of
a
project
Pe¬
is
fluoroethane
Pennsalt's
Philip
announced
it
is
located
Sporn,
Gas
one
northeast
downstream
up
of
President
&
mile
Electric
seven
of
Co.,
&
in
the
is
acquiring
500
acres
of
Power
stated
that
line
...
com¬
a
products will in¬
dichlorodifluoromethane, and mono-
Early additions to the line will be trichlorodichlorotetrafluoroethane.) This expansion is part of
plans for consolidating its established position
and
long-range
flourine
chemicals
Isotron
new
line
Industry
will
be
and
product
further
achieve
to
multi-million dollar
plant already under construction at Calvert City, Ky.
There, in close
proximity to its extensive fluorspar mines, Pennsalt has several other
plants including a hydrofluoric acid 'unit from which this major raw
material will be pipelined to the new
plant.
Isotron products will serve two
fast-growing markets
.
.
the aerosol
container and refrigeration industries.
/'
produced
In
a
.
These
part
Pennsalt
new
Division,
its
of
total
products
and
sales
are
have
expected
volume.—V.
been
assigned
p.
the
Industrial
an
important
contribute
to
soon
182,
to
2134.
tPeoples Securities Corp., New York—Registers With
Securities and Exchange Commission—
This
Nov.
corporation
17,
1955,
filed
covering
registration
a
557,085
shares
statement
of
its
the SEC on
stock.—V. 180,
with
capital
2597.
p.
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Earnings, etc.—
P.
for
E.
Foote,
the
470,000
first
President,
nine
shares
number
same
vious
of
shares
Nov.
on
months
compared
of
18
1955,
with
for
tha
or
net income
share on
$311,714
reported
equal
$254,756,
cents
to
66
54
cents
corresponding
a
share
a
period
of
on
the
the
pre¬
year.
Mr.
Foote
also announced the purchase of Western Gas & Power
distributing liquefied petroleum gas throughout
Valley, Ellensburg and Cle-Elum and adjacent counties
in
Washington.
The
company
has established a distributorship in
Othello,
Wash., centrally located in the
fast
developing Columbia
Co., of Yakima, Wash.,
Yakima
Area.
These
acquisitions together with recent
purchases in Baker and
Grange, Ore., and in Moscow, Orofino, Lewiston and Grangeville.
Idaho, complete another important step in the
company's program
expansion
On
15
Oct.
cents
Dec.
9,
and
the
its
in
the
Pacific
Northwest.
24,
1955, the corporation declared
share, payable Dec. 24, 1955,
to
1955.—V. 182, p. 1572.
a
a
quarterly dividend of
stockholders of record
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.—Plans Stock Split
directors on Nov. 21 declared a
quarterly dividend of 75 cents
share on the common
stock, payable Dec. 13, 1955, to holders of
The
per
record
3-to-l
parcels.
Ohio
aerosol propellant
the
Isotron
(Initial
a
Clarington, and 'approxi¬
Powhattan
Point,
Ohio
The
from
enter
the
diversification.
and
the 0hio River lust north of' I Clarington, Ohio for
1,000,000-kilowatt steam-electric
generating plant.
plant will represent an investment of
$125,000 000
mately
five miles
property is made
American
16
with
chlorofluorohydrocarbons.
of
chloiodifluoromethane.
interests
future
proposed
site
Nov.
plans to
1956
trichloromonofluoromethane,
a
Hou¬
of
Treasurer
Biantliff
is
Co.—Buys Site for New Plant—
on
in
clude
of
real
and
Weems
company.
announced
fields late
family
business,
oil
Elkins,
has
company
refrigerant
plete
are
company
of
trust
Preferred
—
1465.
p.
La
Harry J. Mosser, President of Associated Oil
and Daniel Arnold, of Vinson.
Elkins, Weems & Searls.
Co.,
This
to
with
Lighting Corp.
See National
approximately 364 miles
feet of depth and will
Vice-President
Vinson,
engineers
company.
Secretary,
Ohio Power
of
trust
to
1968
public offering on Nov. 15 of 200,000 shares of $4.36 cu¬
mulative preferred stock (no par) by Blyth & Co., Inc.,
and associates, at $100 per share and accrued dividends,
was quickly oversubscribed and the books closed.
See
the
expected to ulti¬
on-shore pipelines.
cost
bankers
water
is
finance
themselves
1341
in
will
At
assigned
and
averaging 40 feet to 60
be located
approximately 25 miles off-shore.
shareowners, holding 96%
outstanding) agreed to sell
approved by the Board, North
application requesting Board approval of the
contract.
stock
50%
interest
be used to refinance
last report these debts
$18,500,000,
respectively.
Fihreboard's
the Metropolitan Life Insurance1 Co., and
loan
Fibreboard.
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States.—V. 182,
Basin
pipelines,
laid
rights
after
the
due
were
Zellerbach's
Crown
the
of
remainder
The
debts of Pabco and
to
$9,000,000
and
amounted
loans
for
$37,800,000
pay
Fibreboard.
long-term
is
Hutzler.
&
The
mergers
will
Pabco
in
the
gathering
financed
Bros.
The
routes
pipeline
gas
River
said.
member
ability
Loan—This
in Fibreboard
The
directed
in
-
Bintliff
The
*
be
Central,
Central
Private
of Crown Zellerbach Corporation's interests
Products, Inc.
its purchase
second
strengthening
the
sale
the
largest of the
project has been in the engineering stage for
approximately one
year.
Rapid development of oil and gas properties
off-shore the State
of
Louisiana, which is considered the most
promising area in the
country, makes the pipeline an attractive
project and an economic
necessity for the orderly marketing of oil and
gas
from the area.
Assistant
new
Central
contracted
<80,00°
Central.
Since
to
buy
stock
North
Ail
to
a
Lake
government
North
Lake
financial
indicated
about
the
save
the
Inc.—Arranges
Products,
Pabco
The
2023,
p.
major underwater pipeline in
mately rank in thruput with the
Central
year.
Central.
Central
A group of investment firms headed by Morgan
will underwrite these offerings.
produces Johnson and Evinrude outboard motors and
power lawn mowers.—V. 182, p. 918.
company
Lawn-Boy
cost
G-9669.
project
first
public
operate the Lake Central
said
over
Central's
Carr
to
requirements.
agreement
it
with headquarters in Houston* Texa^"'
President,
David
C.
Bintliff,
that
it
application with the Federal Power Commission
an
of
3,000
said that
Lake
government
could
subsidy.
more
government
questioned
Rand,
by
marks
at
Products
for
Radioactive,
Nov.
on
Coast
3,000
the
over
Federal
today,
are
airmail
add
100.
corporation,
through
its
announced
for
Inc,__
testifying
moderate
Pennsylvania Gas Co.—Exchange Offer—
Products
aimed
moves
Radioactive
Nuclear.—V.
shore
5,000
Co.,
only.a
& Co.
details in V.
all
similar
between
America,
shares
filed
10,000
7,500
Morgan
corporation,
that if North Central were
routes
1970.
of
Offshore Gathering Corp., Houston, Tex.—Plans
Sub¬
marine Gas Pipeline to Cost
$150,000,000—
the
subsidy.
Carr said
purchase
2023.
p.
assets
Oak Mineral &
Co.,
The
hearings are being
held
to
determine
disposition
of
Central, under contract for purchase
by North Central Airlines.
Airlines
See
415.
p.
agreement
of
The
agreement
Brothers
Riecke
A.
Lester
this
increase
and
stock.
covering 2,000,000 shares of common stock (par five cents) to be of¬
fered at 15 cents per share through
Philip Gordon & Co., New York.
The net proceeds are to be used to
pay exploration and development
costs, and for general corporate purposes.
North Central Airlines,
Inc.—Hearings Before Board—
N.
old
Nov. 30—
on
The
Hal
The
represent
a
future.
near
The
2133.
p.
will
and
company
registration statement covering the proposed
with the Securities and Exchange Commission
that
be filed
R.
business
A
underwriter
purchase
McDowell, Dimond & Co.__
30,000
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
to
adequate defense
planned
a
The
holder
Inc.
Co....—
also
Charles
30.000
Goodbody & Co
of
in
favor of the nominal out-of-court settlement rather
incur the substantial costs inherent in the conduct of litigation.
182,
tion
Shares
& Red—
Ry.—To Sell Ctfs.
broadening Nuclear corporation's activities in
and advanced electronics, Mr. Kurtin said.
•
Williston & Co
the
in
Stanley
Chemicals
the
of
common
path
no
-
names
purchase
Auchincloss, Parker
of
,
an
of
shares
3-sO
the
Co.—Plans Ex¬
Financing-
holdings.
total
their
of
expected
Pacific
Pacific
and
Acquisition
per
thereof
such
Shares
J. R.
for
or
share
aggregate
each
for
outstanding,
Kurtin, Chairman of the Board, has announced that a pro¬
posed agreement providing for the transfer of the
assjets of Radio¬
active Products, Inc.,, of Detroit,
Mich., to, |4uplear corporation was
approved on Nov. 18 by stockholders of Radioactive Products.
thereof
holder
by
stock
new
substitution
in
Nuclear Corp. of America, Inc.—Acquisition—
exercisable
granting
the
acquired
very
decided
Louis
1959.
and
and
Manufacturing
&
the
of
founder
the
is
1956
underwriting
such
within
metal
theretofore
Marine
have
offerings
_
2133.
p.
1955,
a
—V.
has
time
any
of
offering will
than to
agreed to grant to the underwriters, for a consider¬
of
lc
per
optioned warrants, options to purchase from
him,
price of $2.75 per warrant for the purchase of a share of
common
stock of the
company, warrants for the purchase of an aggregate of
40,000 shares of the company's common stock
exercisable at a price
Of $3.75 per share. Of such
options, options to purchase 20,000 war¬
rants will be granted to J. R.
Williston & Co.,* and options to purchase
the remaining 20,000 warrants will
be granted
to the underwriters,
including J: R. Williston & Co., in proportion to their
at
20.
had
a
commitments.
of
lieu
stock
It
This company has announced that the $1,490,000 lawsuit against it
instigated in the latter part of 1952 by Rand Pharmaceutical Co., Rens¬
selaer, N. Y. has been settled for $3,500.
A spokesman for Norwich Pharmacal stated that while the
company
ation
at
V.
in
common
of
son
150,000
nor
for
years
portion
Norwich Pharmacal Co.—Suit Settled—
pur¬
non-transferable
were
issued
were
by
due currently.
are
underwriter;
182,
issued
were
stock
secured
are
the
shares
>
of
common
$300,000
others
to
warrants
notes
value
The
common
and
share
per
acquisition
shares
their
J333.000 shs.
remgerator cars.—V.
pur¬
,
750,000 shs.
to
water
from
and
of
1,000 shs.
10c)
Dec.
includes
of
Brunei-
and
$3.75
at
shares
H.
company
the
$50)
value
had
Arnold
stock
common
aggregate
such
non-exercisable
Mr.
of
connection
to
Outstanding
payable
value
not
it through the exercise of its
purchase
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
The company will up to noon (EST) on Nov. 30 receive bids for the
purchase from it of $1,800,000 equipment trust certificates, to be dated
of
property from
1954.> At the time of the sale by the
company of
its common stock to the public in
June, 1954, J. R.
certain dealers purchased warrants for the
October,
shares
[Williston &
to
issued
were
organization
shares
Bruner
warrants
share
per
100,000
Mr.
him
$3
EFFECT
debentures
Northern
has issued warrants entitling the holders to
purchase
200,000 shares of the company's authorized but un¬
an
GIVING
river
corporation has arranged for a loan of $65,000,000 from
two New York insurance companies in connection with
(par
288,000
an
oil payment loan to purchase cer¬
Heidelberg Field and also approximately $234,proportionate share of the outstanding oil pay¬
East
company's
notes
also
of
.
engage
other
and
cases
well as other items in
in further develop¬
components of electronic
of
purposes.
as
to
(par
stock
$425,000 to be obtained through
tain leases in
of
customers
uses,
machinery and equipment and
tNot including 20,000 shares under
shares reserved for conversion
of the debentures.
§On Oct. 24, 1955 the articles of incorporation of
the corporation were amended xo provide for 750,000 shares of new
common
stock, par value 10c per share.
900 shares of new common
5V2%
gas
amount
of
proposes
stock
100,000
with
also
stock
100,000
payable,
are
its
nature.
proprietary
a
diversity
It
in the development
Such products would
tne
Rayniak, President, on Nov. 22 announced that the
approved a new expansion program for the next five
estimated to cost between $12,000,000 and $13,000,000
of which
approximately one-half will be expended during the cur¬
rent fiscal year.
This program embraces expansion of present plants
the construction
of at least one new plant, and the acquisition of
additional land, machinery and equipment.
To
provide additional funds, the company plans to offer to its
common
stockholders the right to subscribe to 213,845 new common
shares (par 83Va
cents) in the ratio of one new share for each 10
held on a record
date to be determined and announced later. The
company is negotiating with a life insurance
company for $3,700,000
of additional long-term debt to be used for general corporate purposes.
Concurrently with this offering, 100,000 shares of outstanding com¬
mon
stock
will
be
offered to teh public. These shares, are being
sold in equal amounts by Beatrice B. Briggs, wife of the Chairman
of the Board and by Ralph Evinrude, Vice-Chairman of the Board and
activity
$5,000
300,000
371 shs.
option
$366,633 shs.
100,000
Company,
of
wide
a
field.
convertible
par
Tf$940,102
*200,000 of these shares are reserved for issuance upon exercise
outstanding warrants.
tThe
Company has no present intention
issuing any additional shares at this time. §Such oil payments are
of
with
leading electronic manufacturers.
contemplates increased
for
case
substantially all
in
payments
liabilities
of
components
gCommon
Outstanding
100,000
share
per
flight
Preferred
stock:
common
1206 North
in the busi-
at
offices
products, including metal
instrument cases, storage
the Univac, and a variety
metal
non-
$100,000
*1,000,000 shs.
principal
is engaged primarily
of
various
for
products
tanks
metal
"Equipment
FINANCING
$200,000
value)
par
purchase
per
$3.75
§Oil
($1
1,
has
equipment,
electronic
corporation
*Such
promissory notes, one-half due Feb.
1,
for
the country's
ox
6%
contractual
Authorized
6%
and
and
Pa.,
variety
a
ui
G.
Joseph
fiscal
thereafter.
corporation
v*:~
1571.
182, p.
directors
for the next four dividends, and at the
The preferred stock is subject to
share and is entitled in liquidation to prefer¬
extent of the par value plus accumulated divi¬
the
u
availability
the
and
reserves
pansion Program and New
varying
(all of which have been hereto¬
principal stockholders of
the
shares
Authorized
acreage.
PRESENT
rates
:
also
Outboard,
per
CAPITALIZATION
in¬
interest
has
at
stock
common
and
of
coal
Sporn
—V.
York City.
New
items.
(equivalent to
net
Inc.,
annum
per
to
cabinets
ment
properties in Texas and Louisiana with
producing oil wells thereon (equivalent
interests
Co.,
value of $50 per share and bear cumulative
the rate of 6% per annum on the first four
Philadelphia,
additional
completed
fractional
completed but shut-in gas wells
also
into
employees
annum
fabricating
include
pro¬
Texas
and
par
at
7%
per
Street,
The
,
gas
and
and 3
It
one
properties
July
of
as
certain
of
45,000 shares
other
one
April 12,
on
in
public offering
1963 and
metal
products.
Tne corporation's experience has enabled
develop with major customers important new items from time to
time.
As an example, it has participated in the development of cabinet
components now used in the manufacture of microware equipment by
and associates.
incorporated in Delaware
1954
the
of
1,
to
the
was
April
a
dividends
of
tanks,
interest.
Details—Mention
ducing oil properties located in the State of Texas with
21
Nov.
units, each consisting of $100
15 shares of common stock at
in
years).
officers,
have
8%
cabinets
series
Further details follow:
BUSINESS—The company
Nov.
due
°
emphasized that this announcement was in no Wav
connected with
any discussions with Olin
Mathieson Chemical Co
regarding AGE's building a plant to supply electric energy for oiin's
proposed multi-million dollar aluminum plant In the tri-state area.
Mr
principal amount of debentures (during the
per $100 principal amount of debentures
The debentures are redeemable initially
$100
BUSINESS—The
ness
cur
share, through J. R. Williston & Co.
per
to
payment
Front
on
issue of Nov. 21 of the public
offering
150,000 shares of common stock (par $1) at
and sale of
$6
&
under¬
be
40 shares
to
dates,
of
ential
of
Oil
made in
not
will
dends.
it
was
offering
Murphy &
Pearson,
convertible
are
redemption at $52.50
1913.
p.
of
value)
corporation's preferred
dividend
income
2022,
issue
our
debentures
debentures
per
years)
sold
rate
dated
B,
general
July
one
follow:
shares
preferred
100-
$100
series" A,
series
(new)
$5.25
issuance
of
the last four
corporation)
exchange for present
convertible
5%
series
A
each
mortgage
for
convertible
$105
the
payment
The
for
of
basis
a
105%.
fore
par value of pre¬
($5 of which will be paid as dividend
and (d) issuance of $72,638,265 of (new)
income
exchange
bonds,
at
cash
1955);
general
in
mortgage
basis
in
for
50
two
(during
and
non-convertile
details
first
in
stock,
debentures
for
unsecured
1956,
1,
August
for
offered
be
the
on
price of $14 per share.
of short-term indebtedness
at
—--
industrial growth in the area and the entire Ohio Valley
The chances are excellent that construction will begin within
the next two or three years, Mr. Sporn said, because the Ohio Vallev
is in
the midst of one
of the greatest industrial expansion move¬
ments in the country.
The Clarington site, Mr. Sporn said, was especially attractive for
a
Iflreelectric power plant because of its proximity to abundant and
economical
par
through
debentures
from
reconstruction
in
per
in
(10c
amount
unit
of loan is to
in
floods
by
providing
(new)
Jan.
preferred
of
year
non-convertible
Jan.
of
$105
plus
preferred
of
dated
(proceeds
incurred
costs
destroyed
Exchange
exceeding. $58,131,150
5%
collateral
of
most
properties
used
expenditures.
convertible
stock
common
principal
held
be
be
to
$10)
(par
stockholders
held
a
28, 1955
region
2023.
p.
made
was
$300,000 6%
U. S. Government; (b) pledge of certain col¬
including issuance of an additional $7,500,000
refunding mortgage bonds, 4%, series A, due July 1,
company
restoration
of
year
A
Mention
con¬
by
loan,
said
and
October
on
issuance
(a)
$10,000,000
reimburse
and
on
will
to
capital
182,
stock
shares
ior
Monday, November
.
. .
increasing
SEC
steam-condensing
participation
lateral
of
of
common
five
sue
a
SEC—
the
with
notification
of
Northeast Metals Industries, Inc.—Securities Offered—
Exchange Offer—
stockholders
of
consent
loan
common
$100
meeting
and
evidencing
Loan and
on
special
under
letter
a
of
each
are
for
written.—V.
filed
10
minority
for
proceeds
incurred
proposal
a
pf
shares
by
share
new
Nov.
on
1,289
subscription
of
floods
the
company
covering
meeting
bank
from
The
was
Chronicle
and Financial
parent company,
decision to purchase
on
Dec.
directors
split
of
2,
1955.
also
the
approved
common
a
requires 60
authorized
be submitted to the shareholders at
Feb. 7, 1956.
The board fixed the close
te record date for te determination oi
a
special meeting to be held
of
and
stock.
days' notice for shareholders to
capital stock, this proposal will
on
recommended
As
to
Pennsylvania
consider
increases
in
shareholders
law
the
business on Dec. 2, 1955 as
shareholders entitled to notice of
and to vote at the meeitng.
The directors also
announced
that upon approval of the split by
shareholders it is their present
intention to initiate quarterly dividends
on
the new stock of 30 cents
_
a
yearly dividend rate
182, p. 1805.
—V.
of
per share which would be equivalent
$3.60 per share on the present common stocK.
Number 5485
182
Volume
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(2253)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. (& Subs.)—Earnings Up91955—3 Mos.—1954
Sept. 30—
Period End.
$
income
of sales, selling
309,278,171
312,953,828
Total
Cost
&
Fed.
taxes
Other
86,295,370 330,223,681
1,519,411
—————
52,510,972
5,027,928
26,958,106
4,423,204
10,621,890 45,377,010 27,530,062
$1.14
$4.87
$2.99
the wholly-owned Canadian subsidi¬
include
1955
for
figures
9,815,200
1,333,571
.
which were not previously consolidated.
PLANT AUTHORIZED—In order to help meet the growing
demands for window glass in this country, PPG will build an ultra¬
modern new Pennvernon plant on an 80-acre site recently purchased
by the company southeast of Decatur, 111.
Initially, the Decatur factory will include one glass tank (furnace)
and the glass ribbons will be drawn off through four drawing ma¬
chines, utilizing PPG's Pennvernon vertical-drawing process.—V. 182,
p. 1572.
/ •
aries,
NEW
Portland Gas &rCoke Co.—Secondary Offering—A
offering of 2,500 shares of
ondary
stock
common
Radio
tion
Inc.
above.—V.
172,
sidiaries
the
for
Nov.
on
company
18,
announced
in
are
the
that
1955
neighborhood
esti¬
of
$4.75
stantial orders for new and increased business, plus the strong posi¬
tion cf cash and
United States Government securities (aggregating
in excess ol $4,000,000), justified payment of the record breaking divi¬
dends declared on Nov.
18. (This includes a quarterly of 50 cents,
and extra of 65 cents and 10%
in stock.)
Confidence in
Purolator's -future has been further strengthened,
added,
Abeles
Mr.
by
the
that
fact
the company's research engineers,
and development, have completed work on new
products, some of which are already In production.
The company's capitalization now consist only of 463,197 shares of
after
of testing
years
stock.—V. 182, p. 512.
commcn
the
apparatus
in
which manufactures air diffusing and electrical equip¬
announced on Nov. 17 that Multi-Vent, its new patented draftdiffuser, is now available for export to world markets.
air
first
Central
the
at
South
and
American
market,
the
export
program
will be gradually broadened to include all possible world
kets
the
for
Pyle-National Multi-Vent air
said.
dent,
A sales
dealer
and
oped in the Central
the
and
ices,
The
in
makes
diffuser
possible
frcm
cealed
units
diffuser
in
in
range
from
price
"average"
an
$5.75
up.
Total
would
situation
be
$46.—V.
cost for the
173, p. 384.
1973-1977
Due
the
stockholders
This increases
1,000,000,
000 shares.
Nov.
on
21
approved
stock
brings
also
V.
authorized
of
the
182, p.
shares
common
to 3,000,000
actually outstanding
amount
1,128,-
to
(without
22,707
of
City
Life
Details—
Co.—Further
Insurance
In connection with the recent offering and
sale of 82,500
additional details:
First
Chestnut
165
Freres
Allen
&
C.
A.
E.
Sts.,
Banking
Trust Company, 15th and
Chemical Corn Exchange Bank,
and
Philadelphia, Pa., and
New York City, N. Y.,
CAPITALIZATION
AT
AS
transfer
are
OCT.
The
(par
above
in
having
a
value $5
tabulation
capitalization
crease
which
the
&
and
became
of
the company's
namely an in¬
from 30,000 shares
certain
changes in
Oct. 26,
1955,
effective
shares
360,000 shs.
of
stock
capital
share to 500,000 shares having a par
value
of
$5 per
share,
an
exchange of 60,000 shares of the par
value $5 per share for the 30,000 shares of the company's previously
authorized capital stock of the par value of $10 per share, and, on
Oct. 27, 1955, a stock distribution
(in the form of a stock dividend)
of
five
shares
$10
per
of capital stock of
In connection with
such increase in
authorized capital stock, change in par value; ex¬
change and stock distribution, the sum of $1,500,000 was transferred
from the
company's unassigned surplus account to its capital stock
the
par
value
of
of
0.10
Inc.-
—0.21
capital stock for each share
per share than outstanding.
$5
Whipple
Baker,
Weeks
&
the
was
Commonwealth
of
In
Pennsylvania.
1937,
the company s
the
Life Insurance Co." and in 1939,
company acquired the business and assets of Quaker City
Life Insurance Co., it
again changed its name, to "Progressive-Quaker
City Life Insurance Co." In 1940, the company acquired the business
and
assets
acquired
of
changed
of
the
to
The
"Progressive
State
business
Life
and
Maryland and in 194a
both the Star Life Insurance Co.
Insurance
assets
of
Co.
of
Inc., and the National Union Life Association.
December, 1946, the company became a stock, unlimited lite
insurance company under Pennsylvania law, and adopted its present
name,
"Quaker City Life Insurance Co."
The company's
located
at
1801
Market St.,
Philadelphia 3, Pa.
is
The
company is
industrial
engaged
life, endowment,
in Southeastern,
insurance
home office
in the business of selling non-participating
accident and health, and hospitalization
Middle-Atlantic and Midwestern parts oi
for all policies issued by^ the com¬
basis.
Approximately 98 Jo oi
ne
company's
life
insurance
business
is
represented by policies wnicn
provide automatic extended term coverage and cash surrender values
the
United
pany
in
are
the
States.
event
for three
The
payable
of
on
premiums
weekly
a
Co.,
Co
Baird
Eurge
A.
&
&
&
.-0.10
Co
0.21
Co.~^
—0.21
0.21
—
Eichler &
Co.——0.21
&
Becker
&
William
Blyth
Blair
Co.
&
Boettcher
1.83
Co
Inc
Co.
&
Inc.—
Co.
default
in
premiums
after
premiums have been paid
below
opposite
their
stockholders.
The
gate
of
all
number
of
the
names
last
shares
of
column
to
be
the
in
named
below
(of
to be sold by
tabulation shows
shares
this
purchased
by
each
whom
the
the
Inc.
0.21
Eradford
&
-
Dernns*v-T°"e]pr
See alsc
&
4,000
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
17,000
Co
2,000
Inc
&
Sons
&
V. 182,
Co., Inc._
Gregory & Son„s--John C. Legg & Co. ——
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.
Stein Bros & Boyce
----
6,500
2,000
Stearns
Brown
R. S. Dickson &
3,000
Inc.—
Bache & Co
Blair & Co.
25,000
C"
—
Inc.
3,000
3,000
jj'pjjj
o'nnn
2,000
Johnston,
Slocumb
Jones,
Kreeger
&
Kidder
M.
2024.
at
a
Laird
&
Net
&
Clark
&
W.
Cooley
Pinney
Craigmyle,
Weedon
Crowell,
Dain
&
&
Dempsey-Tegeler
Ryons
Carl M.
Laurence
E.
McCormick
Dominick
Co.——0.10
Dominick
&
Corp.
S.
0.21
&
Co..
&
—1.83
1.83
Co
&
Co.—
&
Eberstadt
1.00
—
Dillon
Eastman,
Holyoke & Co
0.10
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co
0.50
Equitable Securities Corp.—1.00
Fairman, Harris & Co.. Inc.-0.10
Farwell, Chapman & Co
—0.10
Ellis,
Corp
Michigan
of
&
0.10
0.10
0.10
Co
&
Goodbody
& Olds
Granbery, Marache & Co
Goodwyn
Halle
0.10
—0.10
Co
&
Gruss
Stieglitz
&
—1.00
& Co
Harriraan Ripley &
Hallgarten
Inc.
Miller & Co
Hayden, Stone & Co.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hayden,
J.
J.
Hirsch
J.
&
Hooker
&
Fay
&
—;
Weeks
&
Hornblower
Hutton
See
also
V.
Riter
&
Co.,
Inc._0.21
Co.,
&
1.00
0.21
&
0.10
Co.——
&
Richter
—1.00
Co.—
Schwabacher
Co.——
<fe
&
0.21
Stringfellow—
0.21
Co.,
&
&
Simon
of
this
0.10
Co.
& Scribner
0.10
Barney
&
Co.-——1.83
Staats
R.
Stamm
L.
Bros.
&
&
&
0.50
0.21
_0.21
Co
Meyer & Fox_0.10
Webster Securities
Frank,
Stern,
&
————1.83
& McDowelLO.lO
Corp.
Blosser
Straus,
Stroud
&
0.21
0.10
Inc.-
Co.,
Sutro
&
Swiss
American
Co
—
0.10
Corp
0.21
Trask
Spencer
& Co._
Neuhaus &
Co.,
0.10
Securities, Corp.-——1.83
Alstyne, Noel & Co.—1.00
0.10
Co
&
Vercoe
Vietor, Common, Dann & Co._0.10
G.
H. Walker & Co
0.50
&
Watling,
Lerchen
&
Weld
1.83
Douglas
Witter
E.
0.10
&
&
McEvoy_0.10
Wood
1.00
Co.,
Inc.—0.21
& Co.——0.10
St.
the
of America, Inc. above.—V.
voted
to
obtained
by
an
investor
group
of
election as Chairman,
increase
the
authorized
split and
19a4.—V.
181,
*$2.33
.
$1.05
adjusting for th®
2245.
>h
p.
,
announced
on
Nov.
8
by T. Claude
production of Ryan Q-2A Firebee remotedrone missiles well into 1956.
company
orders for
of
Command
crews.
contract
new
the
by
limited
Air
Force,
also
this
has
its
the
target
the
Air
built
Firebees
in
year
first
of
schedule
present
year
La&t
by
tests
182,
the
out
earlier
Appropriations.
quantities
service
Ryan
rounds
disclosed
as
testimony
for
before
$3,500,000
a
con¬
production order'since
for research, de¬
drones
Research
for
and
testing
by
Development
the Navy
and
1224.
p.
Regis Paper Co.—Acquisition—
has
company
of
acquired
in
acquired
authorized
but
cash
a
Container
Growers'
was
about
transaction
Corp.,
unissued
Salinas,
shares.
Calif.
The
40%
The
price
of
stocl?:
has
not
disclosed.
been
Growers'
Container
corp.,
manufactures fiberboard containers for
packaging
of
agricultural
products
and
industrial
uses.
The
company
also converts flexible packaging materials including poly¬
ethylene baks made of clear polyethylene film.
Its sales are running
the
the
at
rate
of
about
San Diego
$6,500,000
year.—V.
a
182,
1740.
p.
Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order
See Atlas Corp.
above.—V. 182, p. 1380.
[■
•
San Diego Gas & Electric Co.—Bids Nov. 29—
The
company
(PST)
a.m.
the
for
due
on<
1985.—V.
Nov.
Nov.
on
purchase
182,
22
announced that ft' will receive bids
to
I
^
2025.
p.
up
29, at 111 Sutter St., San Francisco 4, Calif.,
it of $18,000,0,00 first mortgage bonds, series F,
from
Schering Corp.—Announces New Compound—
A
pharmaceutical
combination that uses the anti-inflammatory ac¬
M'eticorten, the steroid developed for rheumatoid arthritis, to¬
with pain-relieving salicylates and protective vitamin C, was
announced on
Nov.
10
as
a
new
medical weapon against such non
tion
of
In
disorders
tablet
fuller
form,
bursitis,
as
the
treatment
have
the
for
heretofore
not
drug
gout, neuritis, lumbago
mixture
6,000,000
been
presents
a
and muscular
Americans
considered
combined approach to
whose aches and pains
enough
severe
treatment with
for
steroids.
'
Described
doctors
to
"corticoid-analgesic compound," the new
medicine
is
being
distributed
through
all
medical
channels
today
under the trade mark Sigmagen and is a development of research in
the
laboratories
of
Meticortelone
drug
as
a
Schering
Corp.,
where
discovered.—V.
were
182,
Meticorten
its
and
twin
860.
p.
Scripps-Howard Investment Co.—Sale of United Press
Stock
The
Approved—
it
SEC,
order
of
stock
—V.
announced
was
permitting
Scripps-Howard
the
Press
Mr. Riklis said that the board
capital stock to 500,000 shares
Nov.
on
acquisition
Investment Co.
United
17,
the
by
of
500
Associations
E.
at
issued
an
Scripps
Co.
has
W.
shares
of
price
a
exemption
from
the
class
A
of
$750
per
The
common
share.
182, p. 1916.
Seismograph Service
9 Months Ended
Operating
Net
(seismic
Subs.)—Earns.
Income)—
profit
profit
profit
Employees'
Provision
for
taxes
Federal
and
net
Consolidated
Shares
foreign income
taxes
not
per
5,553,900
f
$951,653
43,794
64,180
*305,765
404,494
.
,
$1.19 'J
share
wholly owned
and not
$807,377
144,281
$767,239
$417,680
350,000
profit
outstanding
income
1954
$6,361,277
$645,110
122,129
—
and profit sharing-.
sharing contribution
before
Lower
$6,427,360
5,782,250
income
Net
Subs,
(&
1955
service
and expenses
operating
Other
Net
Corp.
Sept. 30—
revenue
Operating costs
$482,975
349,695
$1.38
.
consol. in the
statement:
above
Service Ltd.
(British)1—stock
Seismograph Service Corp
Seismograph
owned
by
85%
85%
98.5%
98.5%
Compagnle Francaise de Prospection Sismique
(French)—stock
owned
by
Seismograph
Corp.
paid
by
Seismograph
Service
Corp.
$0.75
share)
reduction
•After
178, p. 572.
Chairman
Following his
in
stock
target
quantity
capable
and
stock
(per
by M. Riklis,
concern
assure
jet
placed
Service
Approved—
associated with the Minneapolis investment bank¬
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Mr.
Riklis has been
of the Board to succeed Peter Schotanus of Detroit.
This action culminates the bid of the Minneapolis group for control
initiated Sept. 15 when an offer was made to stockholders.
headed
ing
elected
1
contract,
will
on
Command.
1.83
Co
&
Gundy
Co
Co.—.
&
&
0.10
—0.10
Co.-
White
B.
Co
&
Co
&
Wood,
been
Force
0.50
Co
Walston
Winslow,
has
dividend
stock
Army Ordnance.—V,
0.21
Boyce—;
Brothers
Stern
Co
&
Co
2134.
company
$1.20
Deane
William
Dean
$2.38
$0.40
rheumatism.
Mason,
&
Horner
Scott
White,
*1,443,050
*$0.95
$0.40
the
rheumatoid
Inc._0.10
0.21
Shearson, Hammill & Co
0.50
Sheilds
&
Company
1.00
Shuman,
Agnew & Co
0.10
Scott,
Van
1,479,986
$1.03
share.
V
—
Committee
0.10
—0.10
Stone
House
0.10
Co
—
Inc.
Stein
1,775,983
*1,464,521
outstd.
gether
Schneider, Bernet & Hickman,
M.
591,995
1,479,986
50,752,768
0.21
.
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts &
Silberberg
1955—9 Mos.—1954
3,518,000
drones,
built
9
0.10
Gardner
Rothschild
Scherck,
Earnings Higher—
1955—3 Mos.—1954
$3,366,821
1,485,970
the
of
velopment
Inc._0.10
Rapid Electrotype Co.—New Control—Stock Split—
Control
to
for
I
$3,526,735
Defense
Dividends
Nuclear Corp.
reason
the
as
1.00
—
Ronev
C.
F.
Radioactive Products, Inc.—Sale
See
merger
Failure
given
$1,398,433
577,556
per
Q-2A
was
&
Co
&
Wm.
Chas.
0.10
that
report
discontinued.
is
$1,534,003
pilotless
tract
0.50
Co
Co.
0.10
1.83
—1.00
p.
Inc.-0.21
Hughes &
Pierce
&
Reynolds
Westheimer
Co
182,
—1.00
Jackson
—
Wertheim
& Co
&
the
been
merger
0.10
Harold
F.
2.19
Co..,
Co
Inc.
Labouisse,
Howard, Weil,
E.
&
——
0.10
Co
Lynch—0.10
Co._;—————0.10
&
0.10
Co._
Hogle
A.
.0.50
Stone
&
Union
Herrman & Co.——0.10
B.
Hilllard & Son
0.10
Henry
Air
Asbeck & Co.—_0.10
Inc.
0.10
0.10
—0.50
1.83
0.21
Co
&
Hentz
H.
,
repre¬
3,880,000
Air
Ryan
Kendall & Hollister——0.10
_1.83
Co.—
Inc.—0.10
Co.,
&
Raffensperger,
A.
payment
Co.,
1,386,000
targets
This
Co
Underwood,
Co.,
—
&
Haupt
Ira
;_0.21
1.83
Northwest
Smith,
Boston
First
The
First
&
Stanley
Singer,
—
out¬
were
the
to
Trust
2135.
p.
taxes..
President,
_0.21
Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Pyne,
0.10
Co
$1,485,665
applied
County
confirmed
have
of
giving effect to the 2 for
Award
0.10
&
Curtis
—2.19
Corp——0.10
Marshall—
—0.10
&
Ferris
be
1,750,000
additional
of
Pierce,
Moseley
Olderman,
I.
which
0.10
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co.,
0.10
Co.—
Doolittle
Co.——0.50
&
—
Beane
&
Ohio
-0.10
Co.—
Parke
—-—
Drexel
F.
-1.00
and
Co
Turben
Morgan
L.
of
other
is negotiating with the military services,,
Firebees, designed to serve as high¬
simulating evasive action of enemy fighters
bombers in sharpening ground-to-air and air-to-air gunnery skills
for
Co.-1.83
Co
&
Co
&
Lynch,
Merrill,
Securities
Dominion
The
&
&
McDonald
Merrill
Rauscher,
Read & Co. Inc
2.19
Bretscher Noonon Inc._0.10
and
56,550,625
year-end
speed
1.83
Co.—
Marks
M.
Masten
Reinholdt
0.10
class
a
19,482,757
Meanwhile,
1.83
Rhoades &
Lundborg
,—0.10
Co
Co
&
&
Loeb,
Irving
Merle-Smith——0.21
&
0.10
2.19
Co
the
Inc.———0.50
&
Co.,
Skaggs
Davis,
to
construction
share—.
per
new
1.83
0.10
Lester,
Co.—0.10
&
basis
paid
paid
Ryan
Pacific
0.10
Co
(of
Berks
to
Co.—Sales and
period
controlled,
1.83
Paine, Webber,
Corp.-—0.10
0.10
&
&
182,
of shs.
Ryan,
C.
Lee
Corp.-—0.10
satisfactory
earnings
no.
Langley & Co.
Higginson
Corp.—
W.
0.10
Co
Securities
Co
Clayton
Courts
M.
&
Clarke
W.
principally
in
Chemicals, Inc.—Merger Negotiations Dis¬
income
A
J.0.21
&
0.10
Co
Clarke
W.
Richard
Co.—
&
Leonard
—1.00
on
con¬
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—New Air Force Contract—
Co..
Roland
Corp.—0.10
Co
SEC
$23,533,211 $22,267,190 $63,957,360 $57,637,589
Dividends
0.21
Newburger
Securities
Dodge
the
cumulative
20,249,208
Federal
Meeds
The
Clark,
with
$1.25
directors.
use
$987,500 will
issued
Expenses
0.10
Co
Bissell
Laird,
F.
and
for
amount
(2)
note
a
EncJ. Sept. 30—
0.50
Co
Hewitt
&
&
Moore,
0.21
offered
be
tubes
principal
1955);
of
sales
0.10
Peabody
Loeb
Model,
Co——0.10
&
Co.—
its
of
0.21
&
&
0.50
Inc.—0.10
Co.
&
Buck
J.
statement
shares
to
are
copper
of
31,
decision.—-V.
Net
Space & Co.,
Lemon
Carolina
had
p.
103%
Reichhold
2'/2%
—
1—1.00
Co.—
Sons
&
Brown
shares
of
balance
Earnings
________
Lane,
Fenner
_—0.21
Burnham
Corp.
:
A.
1.83
Co.—;
&
registration
a
120,000
senting $1,000,000 of borrowings to pay a previously outstanding note
of $487,500 and
for new plant facilities; and
(3)
the balance to b®
placed in the company's general funds.—V. 178, p. 572.
ating
Shares
Shares
Bear,
Inc.
-0.50
Co
—
C.
underwriter
stockholders:
selling
Lehman Brothers
A. C.
Allyn & Co.,
Alex.
seinn,
aggre¬
at
the
of
purchased
be
Mason-Hagan, Inc.
Inc.———1.83
&
Friedrichs
Leh¬
man
Brothers, the representative, is the managing underwriter) nave
severally
agreed,
on
a
firm
commitment basis, to purchase noty
the
selling stockholders the respective number of shares set lortn
underwriters
1971,
standing Oct.
Divids.
-1.83
-
a.
180.
a
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co
Inc._0.21
Kraus_.
Stearns
G.
Blair
years.
UNDERWRITERS—The
to
Kuhn,
Baumgartner, Downing & Co._0.10,
America,
In
the
during
and
0.21
Co.—
&
&
Simonds
that
stock.—V.
new
•
the company proposes to use the net proceeds of the financfollows: (a) $1,530,234 to be applied to the complete redemption
outstanding 20-year 6% sinking fund debentures, due July 1,
as
of
the
underwriters
Kidder,
BUSINESS—The antecedents of the company entered the insurance
business in 1891. The company was incorporated in 1927 under the name
"Progressive Life Health and Accident Insurance Co.," pursuant to the
of
of
0.10
Foster
laws
stockholders
1.00
W.
Earth
Share
A.
Bleichroeder,
Co
Fridley, Hess & Frederking—0.10
Fulton, Reid & Co
0.10
Glore, Forgan & Co
—1.83
Goldman, Sachs & Co
1.83
when
to
several
Johnson,
1.00
account.
name
issue
Indianapolis Bond and
7.55
.
Co.,
S,
40,000
Ruberoid
900,824 shs.
16,193 shs.
None
18,500,000 shs. *13,923,327 shs.
the
——1.00
Baker,
Dixon
-Outstanding
500,000 shs.
share)
per
reflects
authorized
value
par
7.55
Co.—
&
Robert
Dillon,
1955
31,
ing
Avge.
of
names
' <*
1955
consisting of management
Period
for
reserved
—
Ball,
'
'
'
50,000,000
value)—
par
indicated
was
the
on
'
.
purposes,
100,000,000
debentures.
Brothers
&
Dick
agents.
Authorized
Capital stock
50,000,000
filed
1955, covering
preferred stock,
remaining
the
100,000,000
100,000,000
1980—
value)—
par
,i
Co.—
Ames
Bacon,
It
paid
'
series, $20 par, of which 80,000 shares
are to
be offered for public sale
through an underwriting group headed
by Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.
The raie oi conversion, public offering:
price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment. The
(without
Allyn & Co., Inc
Almstedt
J.
Pennsylvania
Broadway,
100,000,000
920,300 shs.
shares
the
Brothers
Lazard
'
'
corporation
16,
vertible
♦After
A.
split.
be
'
This
corporation on
Nov.
18
negotiations with Catalin Corp.
Outstanding
percentages of the unsubscribed debentures
by each of them are as follows:
Lehman
stock
would
continued—
FINANCING
respective
E.
2134.
shares capital stock (par $5) at $31.50 per share through
Lehman Brothers and associates, we wive the following
The
1,
stock
UNDERWRITERS—The
John
Quaker
Dec.
pfd.
(without
conversion
on
share
per
Reading Tube Corp.—Registers With SEC—
This
Nov.
arrive
„
stock
Richard
of
foregoing.
predecessor company and 84,982 shares acquired and held by the cor¬
poration in its treasury.
Also excludes shares which may be issued
Brush,
split-up
three-for-one
a
PRESENT
Cantor, Fitzgerald & Co., Inc._0.10
the number
and
See
due
first
value)
pfd.
J.
stock.
common
TO
(interest rate 33/4%)_
debentures
cumul,
♦Excludes
air
Pyramid Oil & Gas Corp.—Split Voted—
from
EFFECT
1970-1974
Due
Alex.
The
GIVING
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
view.
The
the
to
Authorized
notes
Bateman,
particularly where a high number of air changes is required. The
advantages of Multi-Vent are not restricted to air cooling. They apply
equally as well to heating and ventilating systems.
In addition to
being draftless Multi-Vent can be completely con¬
of
of television and radio broadcasting
in the granting of licenses under patents, in
of international and ship-to-shore communications serv¬
payable to ins. cos.:
(interest rate 3% )__
J.
conditioning,
sale
radio
and
military
phonograph records and
operation
<:;/
devel¬
air
and
television,
conducting other activities incidental
Promissory
Presi¬
draftless
manufacture
the
CAPITALIZATION
Bear,
Multi-Vent
The
including
principal domestic subsidiaries are the Natonal
Broadcastng Co., Inc., RCA Communications, Inc., RCA Service Co.,
Inc., RCA Victor Distributing Corp. and Radiomarine
Corp. of America.
being
this product.
engaged directly and through sub¬
manufacture, distribution, sale and servic¬
corporation's
Croft,
distribution of
Further
is
stations,
operation
C.
W.
American countries for
South
and
is
issue of Nov. 21 of the offering to
17 of $100,000,000
products
in
and
currently
diffuser,
organization
mar¬
two-for-one
a
$1
Manufacturer
the
phonographs,
networks
Bache
This company,
Aimed
of
f
persons
research,
Inc.
less
effect
1374.
p.
America—Debenture Offering—Men¬
our
corporation
electronic
Arnhold
Pyle-National Co.—To Export New Product—
ment,
918.
p.
stockholders of record Nov.
in
of
ing
"B"
In the opinion of Purolator's management, he said, sub¬
share.
per
President,
Abeles,
D.
earnings
of
made in
BUSINESS-—The
Purolator Products, Inc.—Declares Extra Dividends—
James
182,
details follow:
Common
mated
below.—V.
by Lehman Brothers and Lazard Freres & Co.
$3.50
1536.
p.
Corp.
convertible subordinated
debentures, due Dec.
1, 1980, at 102 y2 %; rights to expire on Dec. 5. The offer¬
ing is underwritten by a group of underwriters headed
par
Industries,
to
and
dividend
Machinery
3M>%
(par
-
Corp.
was
31/2%
Portsmouth Gas Co.—New Control—
Chesapeake
Hoffman
.
common
sec¬
$19) was made on Nov. 14 by Blyth & Co., Inc., at $30
per share, with a dealer's concession of 65 cents per
share.
It was completed on Nov. 15—V. 182, p. 2134.
See
States
•
of
254,042,456
12,814,458
$1.37
earnings
Earnings
per share
Net
*The
3,675,657
,
111,839,467
state inc. taxes
15,320,731
Manufacturing Corp.—Acquired-
United
'
&
expenses
other
See
$
141,494,107 108,066,031 433,139,591
(dlvs., etc.)-
inc.
other
$
140,414,174 107,046,066 428,949,999
1,079,933
1,019,965
4,189,592
sales
Net
Radiant
*1955—9 Mos.—1954
$
loss
of
of
$113,000
arising from
carry-back of
the companies consolidated.
nine months of 1955 the two foreign
one
$0.75
1955
oper¬
of
non-consolidated
Seismograph Service Ltd. and Compagnle Fran¬
reported a total net earnings after all
taxes, converted at the appropriate rate of exchange, of $257,000.
G.
H.
Westby, President, further announced that "with improved
domestic business, new foreign contracts, and a good possibility that
the currency control board of England will permit a large dollar pay¬
ment
from
our
English subsidiary, your management is optimistie
concerning substantially increased
earnings for the fourth quarter
of 1955."—V. 182, p. 1380.
For
the
subsidiary
caise
de
first
companies,
Prospection Sismique,
„
16
The
(2254)
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
.
Monday, November
^
.
28, 1955
f.
all-time
history
company's
Oct.
also
31
MJet
also
The
20.
Nov
*on
than
months
period
of
period
Keith
the;
take
eight, months ending
same period in 1954.
postwar introduction of hydraulic
the
fork
and
power
a
which it produces for use on
also makes special,tractor transmissions.
lifts,
The firm
tractors.
that
18
Spear
&
the
of
public
a
hearing
delisting
Dec.
the
7.
stock-of Spear &
postponed at
.
common
Co.
Decision
be
made
Dec.
'
company's 500,000 shares of common stock were listed on the
American Stock Exchange on Nov. 21, when trading in the issue began.
—V. 182, p. 1505.
whether to delist
to
as
by
the
15.—V.
of
Board
182,
any
nf
yoo
m
stock;
stock,
all of the compame
pclicy meet.ng to be nern
its
Corp.
1952
shares of
stock
common
$13
at
(par $1)
by
Net
159,570,502 157,796>,605
141,748,569 140,802,710
shipments
Costs
ar.d
Prov.
an
for
(net),
expenses
&
Fed.
income
Net
—
foreign
taxes
on
/,
8,308,000
Shares of common stock outstanding
corporation,
offices and plants
which dates back to 1921, maintains
its general
in Centralia, 111., and is engaged in
the manufacture and sale of space heating units for use with oil and
Natural gas fuel.
In addition, last June, Siegler acquired the Hallamore
IMfg. Co., a California electronics firm.
Another recent acquisitionof
the
Siegler Corp. is the Hoily Manufacturing Co.,
a
California
corporation specializing in the manufacture and sale of heating equip¬
ment,
including gas wall and floor heaters
and
central
heating
'systems.
•/:
■
be
to
used
proceeds
the
pay
i
*
the
from
major
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
sale
EFFECT
stock
notes__—
$1
(par
offered
pripe."
—V.
181,
20,000
shares;
certain
of
shares
issuance
Dec.
from
the
company
forth
set
are
below:
•
j
'
'
Dominick
V
'
Bache
■
"
•'
&
182,
Co.—
&
Nov.
on
*No
to
action
the
^number
of
view
on
not
were
of
any
certificate
shares
-amendments.
In
taken
was
company's
the
of
of
that
in person
substantial
the
of
to
held
are
reconvene
act
to
proxy
or
requisite
on
the
the
for
amounts
of
common
foreign residents, the meeting
1, 1955.—V. 181, p. 1678.
stock
of the
Jersey
stock
outstanding
"Henry
•«>f
T.
Los
Mudd,
Angeles,
fornia
Edison
has
been
-
and
elected
of
director
a
Vice-President
a
and
of
Loan.
Co.
"ahd
He
is
Southern
Voting
a
trustee
a
Corp.,
Southern
the
director
of
Copper & Zinc Co., and serves as a director of
RR., California Bank, Mesabi Iron Co., and State
.and
unable
of
trustee
Claremont
Nitrogen
of
Pacific
Men's
Co.,
the
Mutual
College.—V.
Life
182,
Inc.—Private
&
Pacific
This
-
#18,000,000 for its
The
Mutual
T>onds,
in
unit
Life
consisted
units
to
earlier
that
it
planned
petro-chemical plant at Savannah, Ga.
new
the
while
.sold
Insurance
debentures
a
,
announced
Co.
and
of
New
the
York
600,000
investing institutions
in long-term investments
offering possibilities for
The
rest
-400,000
of
of
of
the
shares
them
$1,000
debentures
needed
of
capital
and
to
with
the
third
a
directors
new
recently, formed
to
Schneider, former Executive Vice-President
Fresident
the
of
Vice-President
s-rlected
•Co.,
University
W.
Mining
of
the
board
and Chairman
Corp.;
Donald
of the
Stuart
James
A.
Lyles,
of
The
First
Boston
An
committee
T'aylor and Brown
was
composed of Messrs. Schneider,
also elected.—V. 182, p. 2136,
The
Interstate
acquire
;iial
Commerce
control
of
Southern
Ry.
will
shareholders at $20
3,064
The
shares
out
Commission
has
authorized
Transylvania RR.
make
shares
the
Transylvania's
tfiersonville
to
2,814
the
offer
of
for
deal
Transylvania
a
properties
one
include
of
stock
Transylvania
182,
period
miles
have
In
,
be
Operating
Operating
.Net
Other
_
$1,668,009
income/——.—
150
Gross
income
deductions
Provision
JOivids.
for
income
paid
Balance
Ehares
1,780,341
—
income
income
Net
expenses
operating
—
to
that
taxes
and accrued
applicable
p.
on
to
on
1,653,076
buy
the
the
the
of
J.
copimon
960.
of
stocks
stock
period...
stock
at
181,
1678.
p.
The
that
it
has
Stokely-Van
in
The
increased
Camp,
extension
original
made
were
to
in
the
of
purchases
during
stated
track
between
gross
to
Ilen-
19,023,385
$6,934,247
$6,632,062
539,853
530,826
company's
Capital.
■
to
a
comfort
and
across
appearance
/It
is
quire
the
half-ton
pickup
with
payload122-inch
a
of
weight
in
112,
122
ranging
the
and
from
one-ton
131
4,800
model.
wili
inches
pounds
Four
in
engines
259.2-cubic
heavier duty line, with
lbs.,
Eoth
the
a range of gross vehicle weight from
will include
131-inch,
155-inch
and
171-inch
IV2
and
two-ton
models
will
inch, 156-horsepower engine, and
powerful 175-horsepower version will be
use
for
the
two-ton
available.—V.
Gas Corp.
(&
Dallas
the
only
182,
p.
259 6-
a
more
September 30—
1955
936,432
than
Federal
taxes
$13,458,569
8 824 857
on
income)—
'432',160
Erne1'' income—
OtherOther
income
Interest
and
for
years
$6,101,236
$1.49
4,087,469
at
parent,
other
and
excess
profits
taxes
Net
earnings
earnings used in computation of amounts
for
dividends, as defined in the
funded debt Indentures, are before
the deduc¬
The net
tion
will"
of
amortization of
and
Earnings
per
"Contracts
aggregated
common
''
$3.18'
and
1,716400
o
rnqow
457 860
198,086
1,498,500
~
<m
'
'
SLGiJklJS
three
the
that
177-}
no
$131
sale
stock
now
paid
additional
of
stock
at
be
announced
continued
growth
subsidiaries
&
14
shares
of
was
common
present
stock will be marketed
will
before
Oct.
outstanding.
$15,000,000, such shares to be offered
bidding for resale to the public. There"
common
new
Power
lor
the
Light
1956.
The
of
use
outstanding. It isduring the first quarter
at
in
in
Co.,
later
a
the
the
Texas
•.
has
and
the
cash
date.
service
Texas
will
area
Utilities
Electric
System's
past
five
1956
re--
System,,
Service
and'
Co.
construction
sale
resources,
stock
common
of
will
be
senior
se¬
capital supplied by the,
■/
v-,
the
of
the
of
cost
internal
subsidiaries
capability
-■
generating stations has been ex-/
during which period more than
years,
been invested
This
years.
in
facilities.
new
There
are
now
under
will
be
increase
an
capability.—V.
182,
of
approximately
40%
the
over
/
1917.
p.
Todd Co., Inc.,
Rochester, N. Y.—New Product—
Lv Todd, Chairman of the Board, has, announced its
:
Walter
check
The
disburser's
six
to. $9,999.99.
up
It
banks
is
writes,
keys
counts
:■
;/•
enables
for
accounts
signs, .date's/ and
234G.
of
designed
^companies in .handling,
p.
new
writer, the six-bank Protectograph Disburser.
checks
it
of
use
payable
in
to
amount
any
medium-sized
and
single
a
out paychecks. It
operation.—V. 181/
■
■
write
small
making
or
:
.
Toro
Manufacturing Corp.—Stock Offering—Mention
made in our issilie of Nov. 21 of the
offering to com¬
Was
mon
stockholders of record Nov. 15 of 42,099 shares of
stock (par $1) at $22 per share on the basis
one new share
for each four shares held; rights to
common
of
Nov. 30.
on
Further
F=fth
S'reet.
BUSINESS—The company,
Inc., is one of the largest
power
lawn
of
management is
lawn mowers. It
the
power
recently
commenced
together
the
also
the
manufacturer
manufactures
business
has
been
in
started in 1914 by
manufactured internal
plements. The manufacture
ment
was
a
commenced
commercial
The
company
principal
Minn.
power
of
line
a
continuous
of
States
opinion
institutional type
of
snow plows and has
of stationary home
power
one
institutional
of
and
41
over
years.
Co., which at
agricultural im¬
type grass cutting equip¬
type power lawn mowers,
and
home
1946.
on
Rs
1935.
29,
Nov.
Minneapolis,
Avenue,
totally-held,
manufacturing subsidiaiy.
plant at Windom, Minn., where all home type
assembled.
The company also has an interest
active,
with
mowers
a
are
distributing outlets.
DIVIDENDS—For
its
of
for
Motor
Toro
motors
incorporated in Minnesota
and
plant is at 3042 Snelling
has
lawn
two
combustion
1920,
in
operation
predecessor,
a
was
office
It
in
scale,
Whirlwind, Inc.,
on
Whirlwind,
United
company's products are sold through distributors
United States and also to some extent in Canada and
was
in
the
in
total sales, and in the
on
manufacture
Minneapolis, Mar-
subsidiary,
countries.
The
on
its
manufacturers
largest
of
Minn.
2,
with
The
throughout the
■
Minneapolis
mowing equipment, based
tools.
power
It
details follow:
subscription agent is First National Bank
common
mne
though
cember, 1954,
the
years
stock, first
basis,
on
varying
of
22%
on
an
dividends
has paid cash
and later on a
company
annual basis,
quarte y
addition, in De¬
the company paid a 5% common stock dividend on t
common stock and in
July, 1955, there was a two-for-one split oi tne
common stock.
On
Sept. 15, 1955, the directors declared a quarteny
dividend, payable Oct.
14, 1955, to holders of common; stock of recora
7,
1955,
over
the
last
dates
cents
previous
CAPITALIZATION
in
per
the
share,
quarterly
GIVING
In
quarter.
of
increase
an
TO
promissory notes,
FINANCING
Outstanding
PRESENT
Common stock (.$1
♦Payable in
with
the
1,500
annual
of
out
the
the
exercise
the
of
None
stock
July
of
are
31,
originally
such
date
1962.
fAs
issued
had
additional
an
such
subject
shares
to
can
&
E.
The
—
from
shares
share:s
reissued'
'
named
below
»
presently
underwriters
the company,
of
common
in the respective
stock
which
are
have
percentag
not issueci
warrants:
Company,
Wood &
V.
31,
250
under
,
Jaffray & Hopwood
Goldman, Sachs & Co
also
•
si^.
of July 31. D
been retired
issuance
Piper,
See
be
chs
n-n
4,2ous
210,493
,
to purchase
below,
•
11300,000 shs.
due
6,000
to
cancelled.
common
6,000 shs.
value)
instalments of $100,000 each on July
balance
of
UNDERWRITERS
agreed
forth
par
value)—
Subsequent
and
shares
($100
par
$325,000
shares
!?®92
$1,000,000
cum. pfd. stock
cents P
5
dividend.
EFFECT
Authorized
/<?
j-6%
Kalman
"5132
of
the
on
& Light Co., to
expend for construction during the nextapproximately $200 million, of which amount $60,000,000
million
Harold
good¬
'
share
Mac-
a
or
in
the planning stage six additional
generating units
totaling 820,000 kilowatts, which are scheduled for service in the next
4
$12 70a318
L.
follows:
construction
107
919 211
$4'9q?q-7
-
1 8Q5 017
share
1,791,0566
$3-22
/
quarterly dividend of 32 cents
payable Jan.-3, 1956, to holders of'
stock,
operating
110%- in
retired
215,715
deductions-———1111111""
income
: "■
Financing—G.
as
declared
competitive
company.
Total
panded
Stock
18
details
through
by
_____—
Fed.
1,791,053
$0.95
announces
authorized
standing, options.
Prov.
1,791,056
$0.92
approximately
Texas
cancelled.
__
$1.55
195.
$12,522,137 $11,789
income
operating income
Operating and general expenses—
(other
540,000
The .previous quarterly dividend
which became effective on
shares
three
scheduled
Oct.
2136.
Gross
Taxes
K7o
$5,696,512
a
also
Power
three
is
Subs.)—Earnings Up
sales
on
operating
Mos.—1954
430,000
cents
estimated
the
share
Suburban Propane
profit
1955—9
$17,247,945 $16 2(fn
6,195,640
$5,765,640
first
140-horsepower
Other
Co.—Earnings—
split
Further
ngmeiy,
equip-'
space
body in the industry, and a<
pickup body. Throughout the line there
capacity up to 20% over last year
pounds
180
120,000
-
Nov.
qv+,-«
clear
vehicle
v
$1,696,997
common
29
raise
1956.
other
new
available
$6,334,394
4,037,455
to
11,810,000
of
1945-1947/ when;
representing 18%
of
the
Recently an additional 45,238
purchased by Stokely-Van Camp for
wheelbases
9,600
Nine Months Ended
20,913,207
of
that
carrying
line,
21.
$1,644,229
stock
underwriters
its.-,
shares,
on
are
nine-foot
duty
with
line
Nov.
on
1,791,056
1955.
1,
board
stock
City
1
of
equivalent
Stevens
P.
common
and
widest
with
model
wheelbase.
other
$1,389,219 $14,638,416 $13,554,899
2,649,029
2,272,143
income
5,055,140
4.650,694
preferred
15.
Nov.
engineering objective, along with large
leading economy of operation.
and
16,000
holdings
Co.—Earnings Increased
;
outstanding at end
182,
made
were
emphasis
increases
light
Vh-ton
,
Southern
$1,386,943 $14,600,685 $13,479,226
2,276
37,731
75,673
—,
JEarnincs per-share
—V.
and
available
the
Tex.—Changes Name—
name of tnis
companv~i^
announced
1,816,997
Common
the
on
Dec.
curities
$1,668,159
Federal
more
horsepower. 185.6-cubic inch in-line
economy engine
or 160-horsepower, 224.3-cubic
inch and 156-horseinch
V-8 engines.
Pickup .bodies will be 6V2 to
9 feet in length, stake and
platform types 8 and 9 feet.
The division
will retain the only
all-steel, double shell, pickup
body construction
in the industry.
from
1955—Month—1954
1955—12 Mos —1954
$3,448,350
$3,040,019 $35,513,892 $32 502 611
revenues....
of
dealerships
in
model
the
Gross
Period End. Sept. 30—
date
offer.—V.
29.
said
'
r>nr
at
cn
two-for-one
expire
comfort
ratios
been
power,
cap-
2025.
p.
Southwestern Public Service
of
acquired.
and
SEC
thp
at
change the
was
$5,231,521
share
anticipated that the
to
substantially
directors
the
accept
Capital
present
were
cubic
condition
year
32.1
cf
will be offered—92
company
•
C.—V.
N.
its
on
price.
same
Rosnan,
shares
of
Worumbo's
announced
said,
36,000
primary
models
one-ton
and
this
a
wheelbase
Smith, Riley,
through purchase
This will bring
3,700 outstanding.
approved
standing
a
at
buy
each.
of
Commission
■wvauld
L>3G
the
stock. ;
Nov.
was
New
„
Southern Ry.—Makes Offer for
Transylvania Stock—
'La
offer
960.
driver
to-weight
Southern
executive
to
President
he
available
p.
Churchill
ment
Corp.;
W.
Mr.
'
South
Vice-President
its
15
expiration
board
diversification.
of
182,
country,
Execu-r
Russell,
Foshay, partner of the law firm of Sullivan & Cromwell. /
Nitrogen Savannah plant will produce 250 tons a day
nitrogen solutions for fertilizer use, and prilled ammonium nitrate,
is expected to begin production
early in 1957.
The
the
the
on
safety, increased carrying capacity, and
a
softer ride, paralleling
engineering advances in the passenger car
field, will be the next design trends in the truck
industry in 1956,
Harold E. Churchill, Studebaker
Division Manager, said (Nov. 28) ■ inannouncing the new Transtar line of trucks.
Ranging from half-ton light-duty pickups to
heavier
duty' t'wdton
units, the new models go on display in
of
Carolina; Richard H. Samuels,
Casualty Co.; Richard F. Brown, new^y
charge of operations of Southern Nitrogen
in
thereof
initial
The
were
with
offered
Utilities Co.—Declares 32-Cent Common
Divi¬
share
per
The
Continental
of
Vice-President
Inc.;
smd
Newmont
of
value
Studebaker-Packard Corp.—New Truck Models-
.
Committee
of
total
shares
shares,
became
cash.—V.
which
a
$14,000,000
/petrochemicals plant in Savannah, Ga., was announced on Nov* 23
by
John R. Riley, President.
In
addition
to
Mr.
Riley, Malcolm Smith, Board Chairman,
and
George V, Taylor, Vice President, the board now consists of Franz
Live
value
holders
purchase
21
of
the
stock,
equivalent
shares
y
membership of
is constructing
company,
of
product
Greater
the
Nov.
stock
of
Krimendahl,
outstanding
Directors—
six
the
Dec.
tnat
the
to
willingness
on
capital
Products
the
Each
stock.
private sale of
of interests, most
of the issuing com¬
..
of
Election
"this
primarily
gains.
common
of
of
City
the
by
management
Six New
$148,625.
r
the special
market
fair
until
the
announced
their
purchases
policy
were
be
to
130,000
1955——
per
directors
record
was
group
■
Elects
capital
the
buy
stock
of
interested
shares
80
obtained
was
stock
common
connected
persons
pany.
of
before
30,
dend—Plans
$250
40.81%
Herbert F.
the
to
it
;
Texas
•
average of the high
transactions on the
average
Products Co. to 81,288
of 199,200 shares outstanding.
Capital
City Products, founded in 1893 and located in Columbus, Ohio, is a
manufacturer and, distributor of
oleomargarine, vegetable shortening,"
refined
vegetable
oils,
mayonnaise
and
French
dressing.
Sales
of
.Capital City Products during the; fiscal year ended
Aug.31, 1955•;
'•amounted to $17,653,420 and net income to
$601,731.
Assets'totaled
$8,530,749 on Aug. 31.
raise
to
to
agreed
shares
pf
group
_
of
notification
-t;V. 182, p. 1917.
declaration'date,
purchase all
stock of D. B. Fuller & Co., Inc., at $5.50 per
offered
corporation
or
of
stock
1,774,223
„—
present System
shares
letter
a
5®:
u,-
on
outstanding
Sept.
The
the
so
Bi
Bids
1 ayd01e,
etc,
1955—3 Mos.—1954
/
Gregor, President,
subject to acceptance by holders of 90% of the common
stockholders representing a majority of -common stock
indicated
holdings
voted
Corp.,
taxes/
taxes
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.—Increases Investment—
iund
had
is
Large
have
Placements—
debentures, due May 1, 1971, and 600,000'shares of
commoij stock (par 10 cents).
Direct placement of the¬
rmits has been completed.
'
: •
y
offer
stock.
,
1916.
p.
Fed.
Earnings
of Jersey for each
the
on
purposes,
the
extended
of
16
Inc., has
per share.
Tne
Building
Insurance
company lias recently arranged to place privately
through The First Boston Corp., $8,000,000 of 4lk°/o first
mortgage bonds, due April 1, 1971, in instalments, and
units comprising -$7,500,000 of 6% subordinated sinking
company
stock
President of Worumpo Manufacturing Co., Lisbon Falls,
Nov.
on
inc.
income
Shares
cash dividend
in. lieu; of,
Nov. 15. Both will be
dividend of 35 cents per
That
15.
tax
be
the
offered
!d at sj!
pay"notesg'na?Sf*':
to
$5,466,618
income
■
date,
cash
announced
spokesman said
do
Co.,
$7
*The
The
to
O'iver Mcses,
Cali¬
Coronado
Southern
Mutual
for
Net
•
J/'.-.
Also Seeks Control of Worumbo Firm—
,
Maine,
is
also
Prov.
financed
Mines
Cyprus
Gas.
income
Prof.-before
y.;v■.■;. ,v
■
Nov.
on
Co.—New Director—
director
a
Natural
Period End. Sept. -30—
outstanding common shares have accepted
the original offer, which is
being extended 30 days in the belief that
additional stockholders desiring to take advantage of it migno have
Co.
Mudd
Mr.
President
■>.
(New Jersey)
share
one
record
':%'i
plan
will
common
company
three-fourths
adjourned
was
stockholders have
Gross
Stevens & Co., Inc.—Extends Offer—
than
.
Southern California Edison
.
the
quarterly
income
corporation has
A
filed
9
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
high
This
be
"
to receive
on
Exchange
required
(J. P.)
amendments
the
because
by
Dec.
on
Offering
receipt by the stockholder which ordinarily will be the average
and low market prices on Dec. 19, 1955—V. 182, p. 960.
the
of
Stock
in
Nov.
on
"/'/;■
V
are
with, the
been
-company
lots
regular
)(
share) through Securities, Inc., P. O. Box 127,
Arvada Cni 6
proceeds are to be used to pay expenses- in
connection with
operations,
Colonial
shares,
than. 150
special sum was determined by the
market prices of Jersey stock ;in
low
dividend
date
share.
the fact
/;
special
its
pay
less
of
.
held
Indiana
to
the
Where
'
of
;
are
proposed
incorporation
present
York
policies,
to
I. O. O. F.
used
Texas-Olno Gas Co., Houston,
The
company.
series
a
24,
the
'■
Co.—Option Plan—
stock of
150-share
of
accordance
New
-,
17
common
lots
■
Oct.
'■
net
mining
share, with a dealer's
It was quickly completed.
will
company
odd
share.
per.
of
gnd
•'
aaopted a proposal for an incentive
tstock option plan, which authorizes the granting of options to certain
officers
and
key employees of the company and its subsidiaries to
.purchase shares of
cents
addition
In
'h.;"
stockholders
^
this
of
share.
42,787
______
which
holders
shares
in
42,737
1916.
p.
per
The
per
,
at
to
Holders
150
^
.—
rate
19
99.1
42,737
South Pcrto Rico Sugar
The
•'
\
...
____
Schwabacher
~-V.
'
Co.—A———— 46,639
&
Dominick———,—
Co.
&
'
*
•
Statts
R.
is
.'/.V.
"
William
i
giying them fractional shares of Standard Oil Co.
/. -UNDERWRITERS—The names of the principal underwriters and the
-Respective numbers of shares which they have severally agreed to
^purchase
;;..
Co. at $59
insurance
on
company
cent
$u. u
Standard Oil Co. (Indiana)—Stock Distribution—
The
upon
;
;,
.
"vei tible
905.
p.
converHh^
cumulative
stated:
7
t\
-
for
reserved
are
options.
5.2%
Superior Uranium Co., Denver, Colo.—Files With
/■'The
1956, will be
concession of $1.50 per share.
.
these
$ Of
exercise
1916.
p.
Stearns &
Bear,
1955,
31,
Nov.
on
due
covering 29,6CO.DOO Shares of common
secondary offering of 6,700 shares of common stock
(par $10) was made on Nov. 22 by Blyth & Co., Inc., and
637,696 shsv
Dec.
on
16,274,000
—A
$1,030,003
$1,000,000 shs.
182,
nrPfoPreF:
of
stock
<
18,541,828
25,216,200,
"9,027,895
25,205,632
;$0-35
Standard Accident Insurance Co.—Secondary
Outstanding
$1,000,000
—
share)
per
President,
ending March 31,
year
months/'—V.
'
♦Repayable $125,000 semi-annually commencing
with a final payment due June 30, 1959.
VickeTs,
F.
47,117 shares of 5.2'%,
series; and 2,500 shares
Co.,
premiums
"While shipments
somewhat l°wei than
they otherwise would have been, the second six months of the fiscal
year should show higher shipments and profits than in the first sixHarry
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
installment
:*4%
being
purchase
Holly
the
TO
■;
Common
stock now
of
pf
portion
share of common stock
per
for the fiscal
-v.:v/•.
"
PROCEEDS—Net
Turin
Earnings
77V\
cumulative conve'rtihif
cumulative convertible
covering 20,000 shares of common
share/through William T. Bowler &
ford, Pa.
The net proceeds-are to be
nnn
7,966,000
/
9,513,933
25,216,200
$0.37
——
.
BUSINESS—The
.
Increase ovptiA
outstanding 1,347
5.2%
per
•
317,367,107
282,5ol, 79
*
—~
—-
.'f
income
a
of
SEC
30/55 Sept. 30, 5o
Sept. 30,'55 June
Nov. 21 were of¬
on
share,
per
End.
Quarter Ended—— 6 Mos.
;
underwriting
£roup headed by William R. Staats & Co. and including
Dominick & Dominick, Bache & Co. and Schwabacher
& Co.
' ' ''
publicly
ui
shares
(Ray L.) Sturm, Inc., Bradford, Pa.—Files With
SEC
The
corporation^ on Nov. 8 filed a letter of notification with
Subs.)—Earnings—
(&
Siegler Corp. (111.)—Stock Offered—A total of 175,000
fered
tuutu
preferred stock, 1954 senes.-^-V. 181, p. 1921.
'
Rand
a
25,004
-
.
The
Sperry
stock;
common
ferred
ni
reacneti
14, 1955, the corporation had
of Oct.
As
of
or
one
at
Governors
1806.
p.
was
was
-
...
tion
-
hearing
The
increase in the nine months net earnings before amo¬
of contracts in 1955, above that of the "same pe i d bJ
iiZa*
announced by Mark Anton, President., He said that thi
/T'
revenue
was
$25,903,989 as compared to last year's figure
7%
A
.
Stock Excnang ,
scheduled for Nov. z
York
New
Hearings on the question of delistings of Atlas Tack Corp. a
Exchange Buffet Corp. were held on Nov, 14 and 15, A similar
ing in the case of Kalamazoo Stove will take place on Nov-wfJ"
pioneer in
diggers, front-end loaders
Ford and Fordson-Major
was
of
request
equivalent
common
$2,000,000
Nov.
on
President
-
up the question of
been postponed
to
had
which was 45%
to
55 cents
$257,661,
and
Funston,
nounced
President,
Romain,
A.
in
the
were
1954,
share outstanding.
This corporation, with assets of nearly
per
W.
$4,434,635
of
the eight
like
the
by
for
better than for the
40%
earnings-for
"better
eight-month
any
announced
was
sales
were
for
sales
for
record
Spear & Co.—Proposed Delisting of Stock—
Sales—
Sherman Products, Inc.—Reports Record
"An
182,
-——
on%
Inc
/___
—
Company_.
p.
2136.
(Continued
\<^<l
on
page
53)
"
iq%
>
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of
Calumet
Dividend announcements are grouped in two separate
4.75%
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
)ayment date.
Per
When
tables.
,
Holders
(quar.)
Process
,cUShnet
Stock
Share
of Company
Name
dividend
25c
:
—
Hat Stores, Inc
teroquip Corp. (stock dividend)
\erovox Corp. (stock dividend)
\dani
12-12
12-12
12-26
3-1
12-15
1- 3
10c '"1-3
Extra
Instrument Laboratories—
dividend ____
Uabama-Tennessee Natural Gas (quar.)
Airborne
Extra
Industries
Extra
[American Bank Note,
11-25
$1.50
12- 2
12-15
preferred
25c
75c
12-15
12-15
12- 1
11-25
25c
1- 3
12- 6
10c
1- 3
12- 6
75c
(quar.)
dividend
__
American
(quar.)
50c
Class B
.__
preferred
12- 8
11-25
12- 8
12- 8
12-16
12-31
12-16
$3
[American Natural Gas,
6ft
preferred
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
__
55c
>
2-1
1-16
12-10
12- 1
20c
12-10
12-
.
$1
[American Ship Building Co. (N. J.)
[Americans Smelting & Refining—
7ft
50c
(year-end)
preferred
7ft
preferred
Anaconda
Wire
12- 2
1- 3
Constable
[Art Metal
Construction
»
Extra
12-20
12- 2
12-16"
12-29
25c
12-29
12-2
1-18
11-30
1- 3
12-15
(quar.)
1- 3
1- 3
1- 3
12-22
12-20
12-15
12-15
JlOc r
(quar.)__.—
30c
:.——7l/2c
—
-
Automatic
Fire
Alarm
class
Inc..
fl5c
•*
.—
Extra
A
12- 2
12-15
11-25
12- 7
ing
held on Jan. 26
proposal to split the
be
to
rectors'
Foods,
BS F Co.
&
Inc.
Co.
Baltimore
-non-cum.
4ft
non-cum.
4ft
non-cum.
4ft
non-cum.
4%
non-cum.
;;
12- 1
12-31
12-10
12-15
12- 1
12- 1
12- 1
2-24
$1
$1
$1
$1
30c
12-27
12-27
3-15
6-15
9-17
12-17
12-14
5-21
8-27
11-27
12- 5
Class
B
Bausch
(quar.I
&
Lomb
:
___
Optical
Bayuk
Cigars- (increased
Beaton
&
Beatty
Bros.
Caldwell
•
Mfg.
Ltd.
—.——
(quar.)
Beaux-Arts Apartments
Bell Telephone
Co. of Canada
Bergstrom Paper, class A_
[Beryllium Corp;
Bessemer
Stock
-
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Limestone
Cement
&
(quar.)—__
dividend
Bohack
<H.
C.)
Co,
Investment
(From
(quar.)______
of
Trust
investment
(George W.) Corp.
&
Albany RR.__
Mines
12-21
12-21
1- 3
12-15
12- 8
1- 3
1- 3
1-16
12-15
12- 7
12- 7
12-15
11-30
11-16
12-15
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-16
12- 2
50c
10 ft
50c
22c
(quar.)
—
-
_
_
Extra
—
„
12-10
1- 3
12- 1
12- 1
12-15
6ft
preferred
,
—
(quar.)
Bank Note Ltd.
Extra
Broderick & Bascom Rope, class
Brooklyn Borough Gas (quar.)
A
(quar.)
11-22
45c
$2.25
*_J10c
t5c
12-20
12-30
12-12
11-30
12-15
12-15
11-30
11-30
8%
Co.
Buffalo-Eclipse
(year-end)
(quar.)
Battery
Burns & Co., Ltd.,
new
com.
(initial-quar.)
Extra
—
ZZ
Quarterly
Z_ZZ
~ " _Z~ZZ
Z~ZZ
preferred
5 ft
(clears
preferred
Calif.
Pacific
California
5 40ft
5
r
Ink
all
arrears)
$2.50
Power,
pfd.
(quar.)
<quar.)_
Trading,
Pacific
$1.50
Utilities,
pfd.
common
preferred
preferred
5/a%
—
(quar.)
California Electric
California
General
20c
12-31
12-15
$1
12-12
12-
2
12-24
12-
9
(quar.)__—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(extra)
common
$1
$1.75
$1
(quar.)_d
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
1-
'
3
12-19
Insurance
(quar.)_
(Wash.,
1212-
Corp.,
12-
12-
7V2C
$1.37V2
(quar.)__
com.
3
12-21
12-30
12-20
12-
1
11-21
12-
1
11-21
Co.—-
37c
$1.37'/2
12-22
1-
3
12-
1
12-12
at
$75
plus
share
per
Amusements,
'
t$4
30c
12-15
11-16
12-
1
12-20
Co.
3
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-20
4-
2
3-20
12-
1
11-18
Globe-Union,
12-
1
11-18
Golden
12-14
12-
Rendering
Extra
(quar.)
;_
;
Commercial
Continental
preferred
Continental
Corp.,
(quar.)____
1
12-
12-15
12-
5
12-
5
10c
(quar.)
____.
12-15
12-
5
15c
com.
12-15
12-
5
of Delaware
Coffee
(Ohio)
Co.
75c
25c
5ft
Mfg.,
Cement
(accum.)
pfd.
6%
Engine
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
60c
$1.20
Extra
Plants
Pilot
R
DWG
Cigar
Corp.,
3c
Co
Abbey
$1.50
(extra)
29c
"5c
—
dividend
Stock
—-
class A—
(quar.)_
Bros.
Dominion
16'/4C
15c
12- 2
1-10
11-22
12-12
12-12
12-15
12-15
12- 9
12- 2
l2"]2
12-14
1-30
11-30
1- 9
1-30
1- 9
4-30
7-30
10-30
4- 9
7- 9
10- 9
25c
1-20
12-16
11-30
12-15
12-5
62c
1- 3
12-15
25c
25c
37'/2C
27c
12-15
11-22
l2" 5
11-19
12-15
12- 1
J*"}®
\2~ }
o25c
12_1;?
J
27/2c
12-15
$3.50
Stockholders
the
of
a
Extra
Massachusetts
ized
Eaton
Street
A
Stainless Steel
&
profits)
& Howard Stock Fund
$2
?7y2c
(from realized
Eddy
El
Paper
——
Laboratory
Paper Corp.——_—:
Natural Gas (quar.)
Paso
9
12-
9
12-
9
12-31
12-31
1-16
12-20
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
12-20
11-30
12-13
12-15
11-30
12-28
12-19
12-28
12-19
1-36
12-30
12-15
11-25
11-29
1-25
1-10
1-25
1-10
——
—
—
9
12-15
12-12
11-21
Heights
1
11-21
50c
(quar.)—
121-
3
12-15
1-
3
50c
30c
15c
common
15c
12-29
12-
6
12-
6
2-
1
1-10
1-
3
12-20
2-15
t75c
45c
$1.50
20c
—
Co.,
—
12'/2C
12c
50c
5c
______
;
—
30c
5c
37%c
5/e.
50c
—
(quar.)
—
&
Fire
Home
(quar.)
1
Marine Insurance
Quarterly
Home
\2ViC
(Calif.)—
f„G
—
Telephone
Telegraph of Virginia—
&
Co., common (extra)
preferred (quar.)
common (quar.)—
3% ft
preferred (quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)——
4.40ft
preferred
(quar.)
—
Hydraulic Press Mfg.
(quar.)—
Hygrade Food Products
(year-end)
—-
Houdaille-Hershey
$2.25
conv.
Finance Corp.,
Household
Illinois
20c
3.0c
preferred
(quar.)
Brick
———
....
17c
25c
56V4C
3Ue
$1
* vi
15c
$1
30c
^Oc
Imperial Tobacco Co. of Canada Ltd. (quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund (Mass.)
Incorporated Investors (from current and
accumulated earnings)
HOc
6c
$2
Gasoline
(N.
International
12-10
11-25
International
12-10
11-25
Interlake
1-
4
12-12
preferred
Co.,
Interstate
5ft
12-24
$2
30c
s5
50c
12-
prior
2
4.36 ft
Investors
&
preferred (quar.)
Power,
$uou
20c
4^c
$1
common
Department
16c
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
2
Interstate
12-
Minerals
—
(quar.)
Common
4ft
27c
J2-50
Y.) (s-a)
—
Steamship (year-end)
Breweries, Inc.
12-15
Stores
12-17
1212-
13y»c
13%c
l2%c
(Cleve.) (s-a);
(quar.)—
1212-
12-
12-
22y2c
(quar.)—
________
common
12-16
12-20
12-20
12-17
25c
-
Creamery
12-16
12-15
12-20
50c
10c
50c
7%c
common
(quar.)
common
^c
$1.^0
12%c
J® 0
&4/2C
preferied
tquar.)_
Selective
Fund, Inc.,
12-29
12-19
12-
7
11-21
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-23
12-
1
11-25
5
12-15
12-
12-12
11-28
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-12
11-23
12-
8
12-
1-
4
12-20
12-31
11-25
12-31
11-25
2
1-
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
12-20
12-10
12-20
12-10
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
9
12-10
11-30
12-27
12-13
3
12-15
1-
1
1-14
12-31
1-14
12-31
1-14
12-31
1-14
12-31
12-30
12-20
12-16
1-
4
2-
1
2-
1
1-20
12-30
11-30
9
11-18
12-15
11-29
12-20
12-10
12-
12-k.O
1-5
1-20
12-
2
12-20
6
12-16
12-
12-15
11-30
3
12-16
1-
12-30
12-16
12-20
12t15
12-31
12-15
1-14
12-20
12-22
12-
3
3
12-16
11-25
11-16
1-
(quarterly of
investment income
1
3
3
50c
!0 ft
ll'Ac
(quar.)
i—
2-
11-
20c
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
dividend
6
56y<c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
62V2«
Extra
5ft
12-10
12-15
75c
75c
-
Homasote
12-20
12-29
3iyiC
A
class
Cement
Hershey
1
12-
12-10
$1.37y2
(quar.)
—
Savings & Loan
Stock
11-30
12-10
12-20
50c
.(quar.)
2 '^c
Extra
Hercules
11-21
12-12
15c
preferred E (quar.)
5%%
preferred D (quar.)
5.10ft
preferred C (quar.)_—
5ft preferred (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)_
Haytian American Sugar Co. (quar.)
Heat-Timer
Corp.
(quar.)——
12-
1
12-12
on
Year-end
12-31
12-
12-15
3
—
(quar.)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Commercial & Sugar
Telephone Co., common
12-30
12-15
3
1-
—
Products
Extra
12-14
12-24
profits)
Eaton
9
1-
12-15
Copper
Co.,
Interstate
—50c
Economics
12-
12-15
5.30ft
Co.
Ry.—
(accum.)___
(increased quar.)
Howard Balanced Fund (from real¬
preferred
9
12-31
(extra)——Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.—.—.—
Inter-County
Title Guaranty
& Mortgage
25c
'—
12-
3
pref.
Inglewood
31%c
10c
50c
Corp.
:
Eastern
9
12-
Federal and
Potash (quar.)
of America :
Malleable Iron Co. (quar.)
Eastern
12-
12-31
shares.
Duval Sulphur &
Dynamics
12-31
two-for-one split
split awaits approval of
North Carolina authorities.
Eaton
1-10
9
12-31
12-15
1-26
oni/2
87/2C
The
6ft
12-30
'
approved
common
12-15
12-12
*3
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$4.50
9
12-22
+2Uc
Duke Power Co.—
Eastern
12r
(quar.)-
Textile (interim)
du Pont (E. I.)
de Nemours & CoCommon
(year-end)
12-
15c
Extra
Ltd.
12-24
12-
9
5c
22c
.Vil
i35c
income)—
Dominion
Co..
11-30
11-21
12-
Inc.—
Growth
Glass
12-15
11-25
12-22
^
(quar.)—
Stock Fund,
(Quarterly from net investment
Dixon
(Joseph)
Crucible (quar.)
Diversified
2
5
(increased)
Gasket & Mfg. (stock dividend).—
Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
——
Stores
12-
5
$1
$1.07
$1.14
45c
50ft
lftc
Detroit Edison
Detroit
12-15
1-
92y2c
preferred (quar.)—
4.28ft preferred (quar.)—.
4.56ft
preferred (quar.)
Diana
2
12-
pfd. (quar.)
4ft
Detroit
7
7
1-16
——
Light, 3.70ft
Power &
Delaware
12-
1212-
12-28
5
12-
10c
(quar.)^
Steel
conv.
Hastings
2°ft
t"5c
—
_______—
Ltd.,
Frere,
&
$2
Hawaiian
12-28
5
12-
1-
(quar.)—
(increased quar.)
Power (quar.)—
Gas,
Cities
12-
12-15
12-
12-31
12-15
dividend
Stock
Gulf
12-13
93%c
10c
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
Darling (L. A.) Co., common
3% ft
Davidson
Harrisburg
Hart-Carter
1
50c
_______
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
Cypress
2
6
12-
15c
________
—
A
12-
7
12-15
12-15
3
held
meeting
Aircraft Engineering
Grumman
12-
12-
12-19
3
—
12-10
11-18
12-28
1-
Extra
12-19
1
12-16
20c
Corp.,
Store
fii'ocery
12-20
12-28
9
1-25
65c
Corp.
1
12-
9
12-
10c
Steel,
Cananea
6
50c
(quar.)_
common
12-
12-31
1-
Extra
12-
12 %c
convertible
cents
Curtiss-Wright
9
12-31
$1.23
$1.25
Corp
Mountain
12-
5
9
12-
12-15
preferred
12-15
12-15
2
12-
12-31
12-15
West Life Assurance
12-20
1-3
12-19
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
5ft conv. pfd.
5%
preferred A (quar.)—
G*ayson-Robinson Stores, Inc.—
Hawaiian
Industries, Inc.—
preferred (quar.)_—
(Helene)
Curtis
(quar.)
(increased)
Zellerbach
Cummins
12- 1
1-10
2
3
12-31
3
preferred
15c
45c
25c
(quar.)
Sexton
&
12- 1
1" -3
1- 3
12-20
12-20
12-
12-15
1-
12-22
3
——-—
35c
Co.
Extra
Cribben
12-15
20c
11-28
12-23
H-3D
1T-2B
2
11-16
common
on
:
25c
50c
Copper Tire & Rubber (year-end)
Coro
Inc.
(increased)—
Crown
12-15
$6
50c
(quar.)
dividend
12-13
2
12-
1
3
(quar.)—
(quar.)
City
5y2ft
Greene
(increased).
12-
12-
1-
Inc.
Cycle
Grinnell
Oil
11-25
12-31
1-
—
Graham-Paige
Green
be held in February on a direc¬
proposal to split the shares two-
ing to
12-15
12-31
1-
Year-end
Great
annual meet¬
Stockholders will vote at the
11-25
25c
$1.15
(quar.)
Co.
$2.25
Co.—
Insurance
Glens
1
12-15
1
——
(quar.)——
Falls Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
Extra
12-
12-30
1
12-
59%c
35c
preferred
1st
Granite
12-14
18%c
75c
(quar.)
company
Extra
6%
1
50c
Utilities
Gas
Common
Glidden
Cement
Consolidated
Crane
at
1-
(Ltd.)
(extra)
12-
18)
40c
(quar.)
Amusement
12-15
1
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp.—
15c
10c
10c
50c
Coplay
Nov.
action
not
took
65c
Insurance
(quar.)
5
Co.—
C.)
(A.
15c
Life
common
preferred
Consolidated
Stock
Portland
25c
General
preferred
12-
31'/4C
(quar.)—
—
Cement (quar,)
preferred
(Directors
12-15
1
12-15
$1.25
—
(quar.)
Power Co., $4.60 preferred
preferred (quar.)—
payment
;
(quar.)_,—__—_—
Parts
$4.92
Ltd.—
preferred™
12-
$1
preferred
Georgia
$5
12-15
$1.18%
50c
preferred
(quar.)_.
(Ohio), $1.40 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
:—
$2.37y2
Gilbert
12-15
quar.)
General Telephone
Giant
this
12-
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
General
Genuine
;
(increased
5ft preferred (quar.)
General Precision Equipment, common$4.75 preferred
(quar.)—
—
General Railway Signal, common (quar.)|
Extra
!
$1.25
10
($10 par)
preferred
9
12-27
50c
$1.25
60c
—
General Industries Co.,
12-15
9
12-
25c
$1.25
15c
common
preferred ($20 par)
5ft preferred
($100 par)
Electric
12-
3
20c
—
5ft
preferred
5
3
1-
$1.12y2
5c
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Contract Co.,
General
12-
1-
Co.—
Box
12-14
$47.91%
Consolidated
1- 3
12-15
7c
15c
16°
$1
2 c
30c
J15c
preferred
5%
(quar.)„__
Investment
(quar.)
Investors
General
10c
Year-end
12-15
(Indiana 1
American
$4.50
(quar.)
12-
1-
12-20
13y2c
37V2c
$1.12y2
15c
(quar.)
12-14
C.)—
D.
:
(quar.)
Co.
common
25c
12-15
1
Inc.—
preferred
Inc.,
convertible
Railways
6%
$14.65
$1.50
(year-end)
Corp.-
preferred
Paper
Machinery
II-30
Telephone, $2 participating preissue called for redemption
cents
David
(Robert)*
4y2%
General
12-19
12-15
1
12-
25c
20c
common
(Quarterly from net Investment income)
3
$1
(Honolulu)
Dana
&
$1
(N Y), new com. (initial)
$6
Consolidated
&
Steel
$2.74
Inc.,
f$1.50
J 15c
Burroughs Corp.
fiyniart-Tintair, Inc.6ft
12-20
15
cents
12-15
12|/2c
12^
-
Burgess
Quarterly
Quarterly
3
participating
1- 3
il5c
—
_
Bucyrus-Erie
Gary
of
Connecticut
D
Worth
Corrugated
11-28
(quar.)__
Confederation
50
Wayne
Gair
2
(entire
t$1.50
J 15c
Extra
Brooks
Bros. Inc., common
6ft preferred (quar.),
Brunner Mfg. (year-end)
Fort
12-14
Co.,
9
12-
12-16
30c
$226
Discount
Dec.
J, 30c
—
(quar.)
British-American
RR.—
(quar.)
12-
12-16
40c
25c
$1.05
50c
8IV4C
Foote-Burt
5
Title
$40c
(quar.)
2
dividend)
12- 1
12- 1
Brazilian Traction Light & Power Co. Ltd.—
Common
12-
12-
International
ferred
Amer.—
income)
Boston
Bralorne
*
10c
10c
25c
25c
15c
JlOc
50c
}50c
15c
4 ft
,
(ouar.)_______
quar.)___——-
Co.
1-16
Machinery & Chemical,
3V4% preferred (quar.)
12-5
preferred
Class
(quar.)
A
2
__4
Community
common
on
time)
Barry Controls, Inc.,, class
Borg
12-10
15c
10c
$2
$4
—
action
no
this
12-
12-
&
12-2
11-28
12-30
a
di¬
shares
on
the
(quar.)___
Food
12-20
Extra
took
at
payment
12-15
cents from
investment
income plus 27 cents from capital gains)
Commonwealth Water, SMsft
pid. (quar.)
Cook
(year-end)___
com.
30c
Co
Quarterly
Steel—
(Directors
Bond
shares on
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Equipment
(quar.)
Building
Barium
RR.,
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)______
split
common
12-16
Mills
12-28
12-19
15c
$1
(quar.)
12-16
Co.
Continental
-
Ohio
&
4ft
Bank
di¬
20c
! (quar.)
Baldwin-Hill
12-15
for-one.
(quar.)____.
Co.)
3
1-
2-
7ft
(quar.)_
Corp.
Stores,
preferred
$2
Ice,
tors
(formerly Birdsboro Steel Foundry
Machine
1-
Power
Fair
$4.20
25c
5V2%
basis.
tbree-for-one
a
B-G
a
on
Food
50c
$1.75
11-28
$37y2c
February
to
$1.75
Commonwealth
at the annual meet¬
will vote
Florida
3
12-12
(quar.)
1-20
11-28
12-15
annual meet¬
the
at
in
(quar.)
preferred
Commercial
i Axe Houghton Fund B—
Stockholders
2nd
60c
held
proposal
Fundamental Investors,
Peabody
40
be
to
rectors
1
Extra
:___
Extra
Class B
11-30
1-13
(year-end)
1
12-15
two-for-one.
1-
4
12- 5
2V2%
.
[Atlantic Wholesalers Ltd., class A (quar.)—
Avien,
1- 3
12-23
Ltd.—
Interim
12-13
ing
Fort
Semi-annual'
12- 2
,
[Associated Electrical Industries,
8
11-25
5
Connohio,
$15c
—1— J
(quar.)
8
12-
12-14
5
12-15
$1.75
-10%
I2V2C
50c
;
——_
12-
12-20
(quar.)
common
11-30
Ltd.—
(quar.)
12-
12-30
tlOc
(quar.)
12-20
25c
Congoleum-Nairn, Inc.
12-20
Publications
Stockholders will vote
15c
Bend
2
12-30
12-15
1-
Fidelity-Phoenix Fire Insurance Co.—
22V2C
Co.
(s-a)
Extra
12-
12-16
$1
prior pfd. (quar.)
(stock dividend)—
[Apex Elec. Mfg. Co., 7%
[Arkansas Louisiana Gas
11-18
12-
3
10c
$1.50
t40c
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)__:
12-15
Securities,
Mining
40
Federated
Shops
12-16
133/4c
'.
2
Bake
15c
12- 2
1
1
(s-a)
12-
12-
12-31
12-15
i$2
(s-a)
dividend)..
$1
Columbia
2
3
stock
$2.50
12-13
12-
1-
11-29
:
$2
[Andes Copper Mining______
Arnold
12-12
Federal
1-
Mines,
common
Towel,
1- 3
12-22
2
12-17
;
South
&
12-31
$2
(year-end)
preferred
conv.
Shore
$1.75
.■
Cable
South
preferred
on
12-
11-29
11-22
1-31
50c
3
12-17
quar.)
Nickel
Bros,
I-
1
(Toronto)
Players Canadian Corp.,
Quarterly
Farmer
50c
Bank
^
11-22
9
tlOc
Ltd.—
Famous
1
2
5c
Machine
Worsted
12-12
12-31
12-12
9
12-
37'/2c
Products,
Extra
12-
Trencher
12-12
1- 3
■_
[Anchor Precision Corp.—
5V2 %
12-29
(quar.)
&
&
10c
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
12- 2
$1.75
_
Anaconda
'
$1.25
„
Year-end
12-30
2- 9
$1
(quar.)
[American Sugar Refining, common (quar.)
[Ampco Metal,
2-23
1
1
20c
Colonial
1-16
12-
$1.75
(quar.)
Exchange
River
Coca-Cola
30c
____________
Common
2- 1
12-15
$1.12 V2
(quar.)
Mills
Corn
Coca-Cola
12- 1
Falconbridge
12-
(quar.)_J
Products
Year-end
37V2c
_____
[American Rock Wool (increased quar.)
Extra
12-15
Fairbanks
1
1-18
1-3
12-
$20c
5
12-
12-28
12-12
1-
25c
(quar.)
Co., 6% preferred
12-
12-22
3
12-19
25c
(The)
12-16
115c
8
12-12
62y2c
A
(quar.)
12-15
12VaC
(quar.)
Extra
11-25
11-25
RR.
Fair
12V2C
Coca-Cola Bottling
12-31
(s-ai
ZZ
Ltd
(increased
preferred
4%
12-29
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
class
Heating
8
12-
12-30
50c
(quar.)
$2
(quar.)
Copper
Cliff
[American National Finance Corp.—
$6
$1.25
25c
Cluett
12-14
11-28
Enamel
preferred
Drug,
B
Excelsior Life Insurance
Warehouse
Cleveland
27V2C
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
1- 3
12-10
12-1
2nd
35c
Storage
preferred
7%
Class
5%
12-
12-19
25c
62y2c
(quar.)
[
Emerson
$105
12%
Cleveland
20c
10c
____<
________
at
dividend)^
Mines,
Paper
Christiana
37V2c
.
Extra
[American Metal Products,
29
Extra
12- 1
10c
Products
(montnly)
Laundry Machinery_______.,_____
Home
[American Locker, class A
5V2ft
25c
12-10
Dec.
on
(quar.)
Quarterly
12- 1
12-19
12-19
1
20c
Chicago
12- 1
12-15
12-29
12-29
30c
[American Hoist <fc Derrick (quar.)-..
American
12-30
5
12-
Erie
Electric
Chicago,
7%
5
12-
(entire
Extra
12- 1
75c
25c
2%
—__
12-12
12-
3
$1.50
Chemical
7%
3
12-21
Extra
12-6
20c'
*
(N. J.)
Co.
'American Forest Products
Cold
Charmin
Chile
11-
20c
Payable of Rec.
50c
Auto-Lite
Extra
12-21
75c
dividend
Chicago
40c
[American Barge Line (quar.)__
[American Business Shares
American District Telegraph
1-3
preferred
Electric
Share
"
Elliott Co., common (quar.).
5ft
preferred
(quar.)
35c
Mills
Foundry
12-1
—
—
this
Detroit
11-25
(quar.)
common
Extra
Stock
12- 2
_____
75c
Z_Z
Telephone & Telegraph
Certain-Teed
12- 2
25c
_____
12-31
___Z
(quar,).,
5ft
redeemed
plus
12- 2
12-13
12- 9
12-9
______
1-16
Extra
1-3
1- 3
1-3
—
(quar.)
share
Century
12-28
—
—
be
12- 2
50c
(quar.)
.
Thermal
6ft
12-28
$1.25
30c
$1.06V4
__
—
to
Co.,
Central
T_
—
Mfg.
Central
3 ft
Year-end
I Allied
12- 2
dividends
preferred (quar.)_______
Inc., common (quar.)
41/4% preferred (quar.)
[Alexander & Baldwin (quar.)
[Allen
12- 2
12-15
11-24
Extra
12-28
25c
5ft
(P.)
Central
12-28
(quar.)_____
Uden's,
Carey
12- 5
——
Ulan Wood Steel, common
Stock
+
f
7
9
20c
Stock
20c
held)
shares
12-
12-
isj.
(quar.)
Celanese Corp. of America, com.
4V2 ft
preferred A
(quar.)_^
7%
2nd
preferred
(quar.|„
(One share for each four
Stock dividend.
12-31
(extra)
*
Holders
When
Pet
Name of Company
7
Extra
20c
—-—
—
12-
Extra
Carolina
12-15
12-19
12-27
$1.183/4
(quar.)_
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
137 V2c
Class
B
(quar.)
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy
Carthage
12-15
.
5%
___
A
Insurance
Vickers, Ltd
Mills, common
When
Share
(increased)
common
series
General
Castle-Tretheway
40c
Stock
preferred
Cannon
per
12-1
12- 1
12-14
2-3
12- 1
Inc.,
Canadian
issue
(Watertown,
Co.
^cultural
Insurance
N. Y.) (quar.)
.
'
Company
Hecla,
Canadian
Payable of Rec.
5ft
12V2C
5ft
5ft
&
11
(2255)
plus 44c. rep¬
12-23
12-14
1-16
12-31
13c
12-19
12-
6
resenting
12-15
12-
2
profits
from
-
income
from
realized
security
57c
>
Per
mar
Irving
muar)
(quai.j
5%
1st
Jeannette
common
-
(accum.)
12-
Northwest
1
12-98
Class
-
12-14
12-28
*2>a°
$3.50
Name, of Company
nea.
12_ 1
3
1-
-
—
Machine
Lamson
&
Jones
12'/2c
-
-----
(quar.)
preferred (S-a)
Glass Co., 7% pfd.
Mfg.,
3
12-14
Oahu
]i }:
1-15
Oakland
\l
9
\l {
Old
__
Engineering Co., class A
(extra)'
B
Railway
" Z°
1- 3
^
50c
12-15
Insurance' (Increased
KEYtraBattery
wc
12-15
12-1
Coal
Ben
Line
Life
(guar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__———
preferred (quar.)
4V*-/o
1.-24
12-10
1- 3
13- l
li-ia
$3
SI
30c
13- i
12-1
1- 3
ii-iy
li-ia
12- 9
3
1- 3
1-- J
r"
$1-1'2/a
Oil
Kewanee
_.
1--15
12- 1
12-15
12--
12-20
12- 6
Penn
12-20
12-
Penn-Dixie
$2
12-20
12- 9
,
Kingsburg Cotton
Kings
County
Oil
Trust
—•
(N.
Co.
6%
J3"3®
to
held
be
fl-3y
Parker
rectors'
proposal
to
the
split
6
Labatt
(John), Ltd.
Latrobe
Steel
quar.)
(quar.)
25c
;
—
___
Title
Quarterly
Lehigh
Insurance
(Richmond,
12-
5
12-19
12-
5
t30c
—
Cement
/
12-15
Co.—
12-20
/
'
12-
be
to
held
directors'
on
Lehn
two-for-one
a
Pink
&
to
Liberty
Fabrics
5%
preferred
1956
the
6
ll
inc.
Philco
20c
:
(quar.)__
Star
12-15
12-15
Brewing
3
&
Exploration
(quar.)
12-10
preferred
Class
&
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
B
Madison
(quar.)
class
Protective
Maul Maeotta
McDermott
1
12-
9
(quar.)___
12-15
12-20
(quar.)
11-30
Corp.
Meyer (H. H.)
12-
2
12-15
12-
2
12-10
11-30
12-10
1-
1-
30c
(quar.)_.
50c
62V2c
Gas
(quar.)
Utilities
dividend
pfd.
(s-a)
Equipment
Furniture
(s-a)
Mt.
e.) c°. (year-end)
Inc.,
Oil
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
37%c
12-12
12
Mc
12-21
I
"iCTI
12
1-
3
l^I
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12-24
12-
6
55c
12-29
nn
12-21
12-
2
i>'-i5
19
9
12-15
—_ZZ_II
(quar.)
common
(increased)
(quar.)
12-
Public
preferred
Service,
common
(quar.)___
payment
the
1^-23
12_
9
19-91
19
4V4%
Works
pfd.
(quar.)__
12I16
q
12-31
12-
1
*3c
12-3!
12-
1
12-31
12-1
12-31
12-
12-20
12-13
40c
J.
12-
1
12-15
1-12
1
12-22
1
1
O
12-
2
12-
2
United
1
B
(quar.)
5
5
12-15
12-29
12-
7
United
12-29
12-
7
United
Income
12-20
1212-
9
12-
9
11-25
12-31
Oil
Co.
Co.
12-23
S.
Upson
!
12-23
12-
9
Van
12-22
12-
2
Virginia-Carolina
11-18
11-18
7%
11-30
Waldorf
12-15
12-
5
Ware
$1.12 %
12-15
Watervliet
12 ViC
action
on
1
2
Extra
12-
5
$1.12
™
(accum)
(quar.)
3
12-15
Western
12-15
Western
1-
5
12-2*3
5%
II_I
(quar.)
12-
12-
9
11-28
Whitin
12-
9
11-28
Whitman
Whitehall
&
12-15
12-
12-22
12-13
5%
preferred
12-22
12-13
Wood
Mfg. Co.
(increased
Penn
Oil
(quar.)
Extra
8%
preferred
Southern
5%
11-25
Wood
12-15
12-
5
Woodward
10c
12-15
12-
5
$1.25
12-30
12-
5
Yale
12-21
12-
7
Zeigler
12-21
12-
(quarJ
12-16
12-
2
12-
2
1-
3
California
participating
$1.12'/a
1-16
40c
1-
3
12-16
50c
(quar.)
1-
3
12-16
(quar.)
nroforFDrl
Southern
Indiana
Common
4.80%
Gas
preferred
Corp.
Products,
Class
Mills,
B
Sprague
(quar.)__
preferred
Electric
comnmn
11-18
Standard
Stanley
Tube,
Works
class
B
(year-end)
1
12-
9
11-25
2-
1
I-16
12-20
12- 9
12-20
12- 9
3
12-14
50c
12-15
12- 5
12-15
12-
5
12-19
12-
5
12-20
12- 9
12-23
1-
(s-a)
—
1-23
1-10
25c
1-
3
12-15
1-
4
12-16
30c
12-
1
II-19
12-
1
11-19
1-
3
12-
5
12-20
12-
9
f30c
3
12- 8
12-15
11-25
1-
12-30
12-
9
$1.20
2-
1
12-31
12-
1
25c
12-
1
25c
3
1-
3
12-12
1
11-21
$3
12-
12-20
12-
1
12-24
12- 6
35c
12-
1
11-16
25c
12-
1
$1.47
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
1-10
11-15
12-20
1
25c
12-12
12-
22 Vic
12-10
11-291
50c
12-28
12-
7
12-28
12-
7
75c
1-
3
12-
9
15C
(quar.)^
(initiali
see
Alan
Lothrop
Wood.Steel
12-
9
12-
1
Co.
(quar.)__
dividend
&
Towns
Coal
2 Vi %
Mfg.
&
—,
Coke
(quar.)
give the dividends announced in previous
we
The list does not include
week,
Name of
these being
given in tne
„
Industries
5%
1-13
Company
conv.-
Inc.,
Share
$1
62Vic
common
preferred
(quar.)
Abrasive & Metal Products,
5%
preferred
(quar.)
com.
(increased)
5
Abstract
12-
1
11-17
11-19
11-19
5%
Acme
Title
class
Insurance
Sugar
A
preferred
class
Corp.,
A_„
11-30
12-30
12-20
2%c
12-30
12-20
Acme
I8I4C
12-30
12-20
Acme
Oil,
Industries
10c
12-15
12-
Acme
Steel
$1.20
12-15
11-28
5
convertible
Gas
12-10
11-30
11-30
11-30
11-30
12-10
Wire
12-10
12-15
$1.25
[
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
preferred
(this
payment
$1.10
2-
1
Ltd
(stock
(quor.)
Co.
flc
(quar.)
dividend)
11-30
5%
12-10
40c
12-10
10c
&
1
11-15
12-15
12 Vic
12-
1
12-
50c
30c
arrears)
Extra
Acme
com.
M_rl
Holdert
12-10
11-19
Alloys, Inc.—
12-14
all
Ltd.,
(quar.)
30c
clears
Refineries
(quar.)
Aluminum
$1.10
12-15
25c
&
Acadia-Atlantic
$1.20
10c
when
Payable of Rec.
31'Ac
"
12-
7%c
.__
12-12
1-
10%'
(initial)
Works
Sons
&
Below
5
12y2c
(quar.)
12- 9
35c
10c
—
Extra
(quar.)
(quar.)
2
(quar,)
Trustees
weeks and not yet paid.
dends announced this
5
20c
;
(quar.)
Factors,
Estate
(Alan)
Stock
ACF
2222
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
1212-
Electric—
quar.)
common
12-
Per
12-31
12-31
40c
\
Inc.—
convertible
Spindale
&
(increased
Sperry-Rand
Sperti
(nnon
60c
27c
^9 0^
12-15
preceding table.
Edison—•
preferred
5
60c
7
1
12-16
pfd.
—
common
12-
50c
quar.)
Extra
South
12- 5
12-
20c
(quar.)
Insurance, cla,ss A
Newspaper Machincrj'—
20c
2
(quar.)
Stores
—
1
15c
2LIIIII
12-23
12-15
12-15
35c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Extra
75c
(quar.)
Paper
Ltd.
Wolverine
60c
■
1-16
30c
43 %c
25c
Funds
10c
Extra
!
(quar.)
Machine
New
—
(quar.)_-.
Properties
4c
~
12-15
35c
——_
,
t
12-16
2
11-18
3
1-
$3.50
.__—_—
(quar.)—
Pulp
Real
35c
.___
Motor
^ Westport
1
$1,061/4
30c
___^
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Extra
12-15
11-18
11-28
60c
-—<-
—
(s-a)__
Department
3
3
50c
dividend
Ino.
Products
1-
12- 5
11-28
$1.50
(accum.)
—
RR.
Virginia
1-
5c
'
1-
12-24
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
Products
30c
(quar.)
Co.
,
$5"
33c
$2
■
$1.25
(quar.)
I
12- 9
25c
Chemical
Paper
Waukesha
Westeel
12-
5c
12-
West
9
1-13
60c
—
(quar.)-
System,
River
12-
time)
Co.
preferred
3
common
12-
50c
Extra
12-15
1-
11-30
11-28
75C |
(year-end)__'r
Detinning, common
1
12 Vac
12Vac
12-15
K2-10
$5
income)
—
Vogt Mfg.
1
I
f25c
securities
from
(quar.)—
"
12-15
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
12- 5
12-15
75c
——_—
participating
Visking Corp. _:
Vulcan
3
•
(s-a)
6%
1
1-
12-27
5
se¬
;
Norman
Extra
t25c
12-
20c
25c
Year-end
9
5
3
and
—
9
12-12
12- 5
1-
65c
income
cents, from
Valspai" Corp., $4 preferred (s-a)__
Van De Kamp's Holland Dutch Bakers—
12-15
12-22
12-
12-15
50c
—____
(quar.)
12-
12-15
12-15
75c
Co.
12-36
2
11-15
50c
11-30
(s-a)_;—
Works, $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
Guaranty Co. (Bait.)—
Lines
12-23
1-
II-15
1
12-15
A
—
Truck
12-
$3
preference
(quar.)
Sonoco
Products, common
5%
U.
12-
Simmons-Boardman Publishing—
Soss
7%
1
12-
12-15
cents
24
&
11-25
12-
12-30
Tobacco, common (quar.)____________
preferred
(quar.)_
i
1:20c
Products, Inc.
Optical (quar.)
Extra
S.
23 li c
Sherman:
Shuron
Fidelity
Quarterly
*' U.
9
12-20
S.
12-10
40c
27'
Insurance
Dye
12-16
25c
re¬
Piece
1
$1.25
$3
profits and 9 cents from invest,
Weco
A
of-
•
$1
1-
$1.25
quar.)
Fund
Fund—
Pacific
2
37 Vic
$1.25
curities
United
2
,
(quar.)—
investment
from
Income
112-
12-16
$1
(quar.)__—_—
profits)
Fruit. Co. (quar.)
cents
United
1-15
12-22
12-30
Fund—
12-
29 lie
(quar.)
A
.
—
12-
11-13
no
(quar.)
30c
17 % c
Power
—
12-31
1
4%%
1
11-15
Ltd.,; class
12-23
(38
75c
(Ltd.). (quar.)—
(increased
Accumulated
12-12
1
—
(s-a)_
Carbon
12-23
12-
—
Drill
12-23
12-
Inc._;
preferred
12-
5
B
United
12-
29 %c
Extra
$1.25
Amusement,
Class
12-22
12-12
25c
$1.35%
A__
(quar,
Stockyards: (Omaha)
(quar.)
this
preferred
Stock
4-
com.
(quar.)
United
3
12- 2
12-23
1
common
1—
Extra
(quar.)
Co.,
at
preferred
75c
5%
11-28
1-
12-12
Ry.,
12-15
35c
II-24
——
Pacific
33c
9
time).
Power,
12-15
(quar.)___
preferred
took
payment
Standard
on
Twist
Union
11-13
insurance:
i c
Gas—
omitted
Union
1
12-12
12-30
2
12-
12-20
28c
12-
29 %c
50c
12-20
12-31
(quar.)
1 o
45c
jUnion
12-
1^-29
3
2
3
Oc
1"
2
12-
1-
4%%
25c
12-
28c
common
40c
;
12-13
12-31
60c
Sugar,
$1.02V2
(quar.)_
(quar.)
T3,
9
30c
Water,
97'4c
—
(quar.)
preferred
12-19
12-
12-15
5c
Extra
3
3
12-31
12-
Manufacturing
1-
25c
(quar.)_:
Pittsburgh
12.
Metal
1-
$1.25
Porto. Rico
1
Union
15c
12-
preferred
$1.75
.
(quar.)
com.
South
i_
1
5
25c
South
12-14
12-
8
12-15
'50%
u
12-31
9
&
common
12 y2 C
1
85c
12-15
8
ll'Ac
12-15
,
be
(quar.)
12-15
Sl.oeJq
12-12
34%c
12-24
$1.25
pfd.
to
:
1-16
15c
1"
12-12
9
12-
12-10
(quar.)
Twin Disc Clutch (quar.)_______—Union
Gas
Sys.tem, ;common_________.
5%
preferred (quar.)-;,
12-12
12-23
37 Vac
12-29
_
12-23
12-23
1212-
3
12-
Extra,..
1
Power, 3.40%
Liberties
1-21
15
2r,«
preferred
Water
3
12-15
:$1
■
Co.,
3
3
1-
(extra)—.—4—
Light
convertible
$1.50
j
-
15c
,
?'oST pre^errec| (Quar.)___
States
1-
iT
.
Twip Coach
(Year-end
40c
(ouar.)___,
Insurance
this
12-15
4Qf.
(quar.)___
Northern Indiana
1
3
40c
dividend
Chemical
9
12-15
1-
30c
Telephone
Mohawk
(Directors
Sherer-Gillet
n
12-12
Seiberling Rubber—
12I31
i-~5
11-28
Electric
Gas
11-
c
$25c
class
Shares,
5%
t50c
r—
r
'Mfg. ,(Initial)
Trapter.
5
25c
Farms
12-31
io_
1-
1
311/4
(quar.)__
B
Ltd._w_—1—
General-Insurance
% Trans-Canada
payment
meeting
common
C
Ltd.
Title
1-16
$125
Toronto
12-15
12-20
50c
(quar.)
^_______
Brothers,
1-16
12-
1-3
;
I-10
—
._—
Toronto Brick,
5
1-10
311/4 c
___________—
,
preferred
$1
a
Inc.
D
Security
5%
i
dividend
Increased
5
5c
Corp.
Seabrook
5%
^.
12- 8
(increased quar.)__
com<
50c
(quar.)
convertible
Shell
1-3
3
Markets,
10c
(quar.)
preferred A
Eridge
Shakespeare
12_22
1-
-
Fair The)
(see
60c
__:
preferred
12-31
12-20
15c
pfd.
—,T—
12-16
12-
.
$1.56
year-end
.a
Milling
Waterworks,
12-2
$3
3
12-
12 Vic
_!
1-16
*8c
(extra)
preferred
s
12-
35c
December.
Shops
12-17
75c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
until
Haynes,
50c
76c
(quar.)
a
-Northport
11-21
■___
(s-a)—_
e^fHaven Gas <9uar.)
•—xti
Northern
11-30
k<r„
Industries,
011
preferred
4%%
11-21
40c
B_II__"I
_——.—
stock at
11-30
$37V2c
dividend
New York
City Omnibus
12-9
12-13
fl5c
_
____
Brunswick
1-3
1-
22Vac
National Hosiery Mills,
Ltd., class
National Investors
(Md.)
National Securities & Research
(directors
12-2
I"
(Hartford)
National Grocers Co.,, Ltd.,
$1.50 pref. (quar.)
Cement
&
4%%
•
3
10%
in
.
8c
(quar.)____
1-
1
$1.75
(J.
37V>c
Insurance
&
Neptune Mleter
12-12
______
"12-
12-21
12-20
10%
preferred
6c
6% preferred (quar.)
National Aviation
Co.
11-30
common
2
$1
(quar.)
Schwitzer
12-27
40c
Verncn-Woodbury Mills (quar.)
MunMng Paper Co., 5% lst oreferred—__
Murphy
12-
5
Sarnia
50c
1-
5%
Seemau
___________
Fire
12-15
Co.—
Extra
System,
Extra
12_3i
32c
(Directors
time)
$4.56
preferred; (quar.
; Thrifty
Drug Stores
(stock dividend)_____
Tishman Realty & Construction—
>
Common
(.quar.)
j
5%
preferred
(quar.)
..Title Insurance & Trust
(Los Angeles)—
12-
4.70%
•'
1
Light,
cents
12-15
474%
12-15
3
12-13
50c
Joseph Light & Power,
5% preferred A (quar.)
11-30
I-10
1
this
at
convertible
U.
Jose
12-31
J25c
:
Carlos
12-15
1
22-
Trust—
certificates
shares
non-convertible
5%
1
Extra
5
2-
$1
$1.21
Stock
5%
12-
San
12-
62l--c
3
12-23
D.) Engineering (quar.)
Rhodesian
Selection
Trust
Certificates
12-15
3
40c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
9
San
3
$1.14
jThorofare
2
12-
1
5%
___
12-
60c
Ryerson
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
preferred (qqar.;)_—__—
Utilities, new .common .(initial quar.)
Land
action
&
.
$4.84
united
Saco-Lowell
1-
12-15
__—________
(quar,)
.
preferred
$4
t;
12-20
Ross
11-19
12-15
Power
3
11-29
15c
Auto
Northern
6
12-16
1-15
3
3
Pacific
1-
5Y2%
15c
.___
Mfg.
4.567,
3
25c
preferred
(quar.)________.
Montreal Locomotive Works Ltd.
(quar.)
Nopco
1-
1
11-
deferred
'Texas
12-27
(quar.)_
(increased)
Common
.
$3.50
(quar.)
5%
^
1
12-
2-
40c
11-29
1
12-10
$1.07%
Paper (quar.)
•_
Textile, common (quar.)
12-16
12-15
$1
$1.14
$1.16
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Tucson
;
action
3
12-
12-29
•Texas
12-24
$4 preferred A (quar.)l
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co.—
3
12-
9
1-30
,
(quar.)____
postponed
12-10
25c
Fund, Inc. (year-end of 7c from
investment income plus an additional 43c
irom long term
capital gains)
3.90;
1-
3
3
Copper & Brass Co.—
12-10
$1.62Va
(quar.)
Minnesota
Fire
1-
12-29
12-29
1-
Riegel
1
112-
12-29
$1.311/4
7
12-15
10c
(quar.)
early
I- 3
12-29
Subordinate
12-15
$2.50
dividend
20c
Minneapolis Brewing Co.
Minerals Engineering
Niagara
12-21
12-
17 Vic
common
12-29
$1.16
—^
3
Rhinelander
,
1-10
3
12-31
10c
___!__
j.
3
1-
9
25c
(quar.)
1-
$1.28
,Texas
9
12-
3-for-l,
(quar.)
Timber
$1.15
(quar.)___
65c
held
5
12-
8
12-
3
Gas—
&
12-29
(quar.)___—__________
.
•,
preferred
12-29
3
12-29
9
3
1-
75c
L-—
Pulp
12- 9
3
1-
3
60
RR.. (s-a)
common
3
1-
preferred (quar.)___
Thrift Investment class A (quar.)______—__
—
(quar.)_;
1-
3
12-
3
lr
directors' pro-,
a
35c
$1,061/4
——
3
The Fair
Nov. 18).
(quar.)
on
Co.
11-30
11-30
1-
$4.56
special meeting
a
St.
Reclaiming
National Gas
8
1-10
12-
at
11-28
12-10
$1.02i/2
(initial;)preferred
(qu?r.)_______—
(quar.)___■_
preferred
$4.64
payment
com.
on
11-28
12-10
1-
9
1-15
12-10
12-10
1-
6
12-12
.capital
15c
5%
,
$1,271/2
12-
net
dividend
was
3
12-16
.1i
9
1-10
$1,161/4
$1,221/2
12-
1.
12-
1-20
5.10%
3
12 Vic
7 on
&
preferred
10c
(quar.)
Middlesex Water Co., 7%
Midwest Rubber
jG
12-
from
(74c
.
Dividend
11-30
1
12-20
common
.
1-
15c
dividend
Revere
-v
1-
12-31
:
Elec.
Pump
Stock
Packing Co.—
preferred
Stock
12-15
11-30
15c
Reeyes-Ely Laboratories ;
Republic
Aviation
(extra)
11-14
12-15
12-16
12-15
________
4.65%
j
■}
1
25c
—
(quar.)
Corp. • (liquidating)_
Co., 4%- 2nd preferred
Stock
11-30
833Ac
G.
Reda
12-15
12-15
$1.10
preferred
W'.
12-
60c
12-30
50c
preferred
(quai1.)—
preferred
(quar.)—,
preferred
(quar.)_--_-___-__----_
5.12%
preferred
(quar.) _______—
>
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
Texas Electric Service, $4, preferred (quar.)
11-23
12-15
6
43 %c
4.90%
11-23
12-
40c
Products
Reading
12-15
50c
4'/i%
5%
R.
5
1-10
•
12-6
12-14
Adams
Pyramid Electric,
,
12-15
30c
__;
Newport
5
3
5
$1.62
voting
Stock
12-
1-
12-
$1.15
Wine__:
—
Purolator
12-15
11-15
12-19
New
1
10%,.
-
Extra
9
50'/1-30
dividend).
class A______
(quar.)
Forming
Extra
6
$1
(stock
Extra
Nazareth
5
12-
12-
10c
Extra
Natomas
12-
2
12-
gains)
Corp.,
Sound
12-
3
1-
12-15
20c
(quar.)____
original
Puget
11-21
30c
Linotype
Machine
Stock
1-
Feb.
on
preferred
1st
7%
5
12-15
37y2C
;—
National
7%
11-25
30c
M'ergenthaler
Mutual
9
12-12
—
Moiganton
12-
12-12
Extra
Monroe
12-31
$1
62VaC
Extra
preferred
11-30
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
5%
Coal
vote
dividend
Extra
11-25
15c
Co.,
4.64%
Extra
2
.__
Refrigerating
preferred
9
(quar.)—
Tecumseh, Products
8
25c
meeting held
will
North
Common
9
12-
$2
Modine
12-
5c
B
4.60%
12-
75c
—
,
50c
=
action
no
Mfg.
12-15
2
Co
Cement
4.25%
$1.12 Vi
Electriq. Power
12-15
3
5c
Portland
Stock
3
1-
Extra
Michigan
1-
1-
12-31
50c
(quar.)
4.10%
12-23
30c
$1.25
Syracuse Supply Co.
Stock dividend
2
\
Consolidation
Publication
1-
—
6%%
11-21
3IV4C
:__
Class
1
$1
Extra
Medford Corp.
11-25
2
40c
Valley
Stock
40c
common
11-25
1
1-
Baer
standing .shares after
.
&
4.30%
$l.l2Vi
Association
&
1
12-
Telephone._,(quar.)
Distance
Company
.
Public -Service
12-15
30c
Corp.
(J.
Ray)
Telephone,
Merchants
12-
3
12-15
t$l
(quar.)
preferred (s-a)
Mechanical Handling Systems
Medusa
%
1
12-
1-
25c
-
5%
Extra
12-
12-15
40c
____!
Meadville
12-15
45c
Manischewitz (B.) Co. (special)____________
Manufacturers Life Insurance
(Toronto)
Marquette Cement Mfg,
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock, com,____
4 V2%
preferred (quar.)
Navigation
12-
(quar.)
Long
Hosiery—
Potomac
2
t20c
________________
&
Electric
(increased)
Mangel Stores (increased quar.)
Matson
12-
$1
Gas
Massachusetts
12-16
J12ViC
(quar.)
Extra
20c
37 Vic
—__
realized
Progress
2
40c
A
12-
(quar.)__.
Pleasant
12-
53y8c
Ltd.,
12-15
(quar.)
Amer.
of
—
11-14
,—
Pittsfield
12-16
10c
(s-a)
Bioedel,
11-18
$2.50
posal to. split the above .share
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt (quar.)
..
75c
.
(quar.)_______
Clock
41/.,%
$1.50
(quar.)'____
(quar.)
from
88c
to be held
12-10
75c
._
.
MaeMillan
$1.50
11-14
12-
25c
r:
Stockholders
50c
;
___.
Corp.
12-31
(quar.),;
Corp.
Pittsburgh
12-31
40c
(quar.)
Mfg. (year-end)_______
Lynchburg Foundry, common
.
3
12-
12-15
12-31
15c
Land
Year-end
Ludman
New
12-
3
60c
Louisiana
Metal
1-
t$l
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
1-14
11-18
(quar.)
*
Service
Corp.
at
v
_—
Star
Mesta
11-30
10c
37V2C
Extra
Lux
12-14
I2V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)__^
Theatres, Ltd.
12-21
$1
25c
Sand
_'.
(Directors took
fSl
Extra
Lone
Glass
Gas
and
Phoenix
Corp.
(Marcus)
25c
4.
______
Philippine
Extra
Lone
—
(quar.)___
preferred
-
common
12-30
preferred
Petroleum
a
on
2%
12-30
—.
preferred
Extra
shares
(quar;)u
Y.)
(N.
18,
split
basis.
Products
Liberty Loan
Loew's
April
on
proposal
two-for-one split)
(quar.)__—
11-30
—■-
(quar.)—
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)___
Pepsi-Cola
(increased
quar.)__
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing
Cement
4.60%
Petrolane
I2V2C
Portland
12- 2
Va.)—
___
1
1-16
(quar.)—
(quar.)
_
dividend
4l/i%
1- 3
1- 3
12-19
20c
12-
1-16
1
dividend
Stock
—
12-15
12-15
Pennsylvania Power & Light, common
40c
(increased
Extra
Lawyers
Controls
Stock
shares
(quar.)_*__..__:
37 Vic
40c
(quar.)^
4.40%
Press
1
preferred
(quar.)__
& Fuller, common.^
*
7% 1st preferred (quar.)—
Sundstrand Machine Tool ; (increased )______
Stock, dividend (effective on.the new out¬
(quar.):
6%
Stix,
10c
two-for-one.
Kingsport
1
12-
(quar.)
2
commqn___.__—
Peninsular Metal Products
di¬
a
1
12-
B
preferred
12-
—
(quar.)_;
Appliance
Pennsylvania
on
12-
12-15
6%
12-23
1
Y.)—
16th
Jan.
on
Co.,
preferred
Paramount Pictures
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing
Mfg.
30c
■
-
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
Extra
Pantex
(quar.)____
A
12-15
9
2
;
(s-a)___
class
Finance,
12-15
12-
t5c
—__r
preferred
stock divi¬
17J/2C
12-19
3
(year-end)
preferred
5%
meeting
directors'
a
17 Vic
Class
1-
——
common
on
33 V3 %
a
37 Vic
9
12-
(s-a)_
(quar.)J
(quar.)__Pacolet Manufacturing, common
„
12-16
&
Loan
11-30
12-
1-
When
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
dend.
State
12-14
12-19
25c
Ltd.
Club
Products,
4%
15c
(quar.)——
Extra
Paper
$1-25
25c
S4
15c
—
11-21
special
a
10
Jan.
on
3
12- 9
1- 3
Jockey
Fabco
—
11-25
held
be
1-31
—
Ontario
25c
preferred (quar.)
Kennametal, Inc.
Kcnnecott Copper (year-end)
proposal to declare
25c
-
12-15
S3
5%
1
$1.12%
common
Oxford
4Vi%
12-
10c
30c
$1.25
——-
to
12-12
30c
preferred) (quar.),
Inc.
vote
5
1
,
Insurance Co. of Amer.
Corp.,
4y2%
Omar,
—
will
stockholders
12-
12-
50c
Oliver
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—
6% preferred A (s-a)
6% non-cum. preferred B (s-a)
6% ncn-cum. preferred C
——
Kansas-Power & Light, common (quar.)
v
12-20
25c '
-
Share
-
,
12-12
75c
quar.)__
/.
—___•
of Company
75c
12- 1
$5
Per
Name
25c
Old
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
Stanley Works—
.
50c '
—
Title
5
50c
--r-r'
(quar.)
Land
12-
12-23
50c
.
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
Share
(extra)_
—1
&
Year-end
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply (quar.)—--:
■common
When
Per
Holder1
Payuuie Oj
371/20
-
Extra
James
When
•
Snare
'
n^nnnvii
??„/t ?n
Trust Co.
.
_.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2256)
12
12-10
50c
12-12
1-13
11-15
11-25
11-17
11-17
11-25
Number 5485
182
Volume
The Commercial
...
Per
Addressograph-taultigraph Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
12-
11-30
12-
11-15
31c
1
10-31
127 %c
12-
1
10-31
45 c
12-
$1,121/2
11-15
nnv).
12-
1
11-15
$4
12-23
12-
12-23
12-
:
I-
2
12-16
Arizona
2
12-16
$1.10
25c
1-
3
12-1
$1.75
1-
3
1212-
75c
12-20
12-10
$1.09%
12-15
12-
1-
9
2
12-15
11-10
12-
11-18
Ashland
30c
12-28
12-
12-28
12-
7
811/4C
3
12-24
11-18
Common
11-15
Class
f55c
12- 5
10-28
25c
12-10
11-18
1
11-
12-
1
Atlantic
Refining,
3
20c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
Colortyoe
Speqial
Extra"*--'
Extra
(increased
Maracaibo
American Metal Co.,
Stock dividend
11-10
Basic
12-
9
11-10
.
Co.
25c
div.
11-10
9
12-23
12 r
12-27
Bath
(payable
(increased
1
11-16
1
1
11-16
Beau
20c
12-
1
11-14
60c
12-
1
11-14
30c
12-20
11-21
...
$3
in
12-
preferred A (quar.)4
American President Lines"
12-15
12-
5
$1.12%
11-25
11-25
12-
11-21
1
Common
(quar.) ^_i.
11-14
1
2-20
12-15
11-30
3-
12 21
1-
12-
9
12-15
2
12-15
12-
1
1-9-56
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-9-56
12-
1
$1
12-15
12-
.
$1.25
12-20
1
12-12
35c
12-15
11-23
$1.75
12-15
11-23
f 5c
12-23
12-
9
12-23
12-
9
25c
12-
———__——
quar,)
Americari
:
5
Extra
-(quar.f-
Seating
1
«
Americari Smelting
& Refining
•
6%
Surety. Co.
preferred
(quar.)_1
.5%%
preferred
(quar.)4_
American Window Glass Co.—
.
5%
preferred (accum.)l
Andian National. Ltd. (s-a)
Americari Writing
Extra V
Paper
(quar.)
!___
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting (quar.)—
5
11-14
5
11-14
(quar.)
preferred
,,
50c
75c
$2.25
1-
3
12- 9
1-10
12-
9
12 %c
1-
3
11-30
85C
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
34 %c
12-
1
11-15
3iy4C
12-
1
11-28
11-28
11-28
11-
3
25c
12-16
12-
2
$3
12-15
12-
2
37 tic
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-17
20c
12-27
50c
12-27
12-13
25C
12-28
11-28
12-
11-15
1
1-
1-23
Extra
t
3
(quar.)
12-10
Butler
12-10
Butte
$1.07
1-
3
12-10
Byllesby' (H.
5%
preferred
1-6
12-19
180c
12-15
11-30
25c
:—
3
1-
3
12-22
12-12
50c
'
11-24
11-17
37 %e
65c
175C
(quar.)
125c
11-
3
37 tic
—
11-28
-Extra-
12-
1
11-15
Camden
12-
11-15
1-3-56
12-10
135c
1-3-56
12-10
6
12-27
11-25
12-
1
11-17
H7%c
1-
3
11-30
12-
Canada
Flooring
Canada
(resumed)
12-
1
Canada
Extra-
11-15
1
11-18
Canada Permanent
$1.06 ti
12-
1
11-18
$1.18%
12-
1
11-18
-
11-10
Canadian Breweries,
11-15
Canadian
$1.75
12-
1
11-
7
$1.75
1-
3
12-
2
35c
1-
3
12-
1
12-
$1
11-21
11-17
15C
—
1
12-10
1
11-23
$1.25
12-
5%
Oil
35c
12-
redeemable preferred (quar.)
redeemable preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
—
8%
preferred (quar.)—
Canadian Tire Co. Ltd. (quar.)
12-
1
11-19
12-
1
1
—
$1.06 y4
1-
;
3
12-
8
Western Natural Ga3
Canadian
4%
7
12-15
(Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
Boeing Airplane Co.
(quar.)
:——
Special
-1
—
Bogue
Electric Mfg
1-20
12-30
Bohn
Carborundum Co.
12-10
Carlisle
15c
11-30
11-19
Extra
11-30
11-19
25c
12-20
12-10
50c
12-
9
11-25
Carpenter
I
Carpenter
12-
9
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-15
Corp.
1-
Aluminum
&
Brass
(increased)
12-
1
1
•"
-
Co, Ltd.—
Caroline
12-20
12-
1
11-29
11-18
12-
8
11-13
12-
8
11-13
1- 3
11-30
12-15
10-31
12-20
11-21
1-3-56
12- 1
1-2-56
1-2-58
12-
7
12-
T
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
1- 3
1- 3
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
1-3-56
12-15
12-15
1-
3
12-
1
1-
3
12-
2
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
£37V2c
1-
11-30
3
11-30
12-
2
£15c
12-31
115c
12-31
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
12-31
12-
2
£25c
12-
1
11-15
120c
1-
2
12-14
110c
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
1-
3
12-
2
t SI-25
1-
3
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1-
3
12-
2
1 $ 1.2 5
'£$2
115c
12-
1
11-13
(quar.)
120c
12-
1
11-15
1
40c
12-13
12-
$1.25
12-29
11-21
12-
9
11-18
12-
1
11-16
12-
1
11-1G
5%
12-20
12-10
12-1
11-10
25C
12-31
12-
12-
9
11-25
25C
12-
9
11-25
40c
(increased)
a
Casualty
Special
Extra
com.
(quar.)
Paper
Insurance
(quar,)l_
(stock divid.).
•
•
t50c
$
75c
11-14
12-23
10c
12-
4Cc
12-14
75c
50c
1
3
1-
10c
(Philip> Manufacturing,
preferred (quar.)
30c
11-25
12-16
10c
Carey
5%
15c
(quar.)—
4
11-
12-
1$1
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
£4334c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust,
5%
11-19
12-
£$1
4%
11-13
$1.18%
12-
11-18
12-
£75c
Co.—
1
%c
11-28
1$1.25
1
$1.05
8
12-10
£35c
(quar.)
12-
11-19
11-15-
11-14
£25c
12-
1
12- 1
£20c
Ltd. (increased quar.)_
Ltd, common (quar.) —
12-23
28
—-
class A (quar.)
12-15
12-
12-
£$1.10
—
Canadian
35c
12-22
1
£5Cc
:—■
25c
6%-pfd. (quar.)
Blue-Ridge insurance
*
(quar.)
1
11-15
11-18
12-
£31 tic
12-
1
11-15
12-12
UOc
5c
(quar.)
1
1:25c
(quar.)_
12-15
2%
11-15
12-
*25c
common
preferred
1
$1.06%
preferred (quar.)
Ltd,
11-18
12-
£$1.50
—
preferred (quar.)
Fairbanks-Morse Co, Ltd.
Canadian Ice Machine, Ltd, class A
Canadian
International Investment
11-23
11-18
11-30
f25c
Corp.
Canadian
11-30
11-23
11-30
i32%c
$1.75
11-21
$1.12%
Celanese
11-
11-30
12-15
75c
Extra
12-21
25c
Class
1
12-15
$2
(quar.)
B
11-10
1
1
12-12
11-
12-
1$1
—
12-
CO.
-Tobacco,
5% preferred (s-a)
Vinegars, Ltd.
Canada
12-
11-
1
t50C
Special 100th anniversary bonus
Safeway; Ltd, 4.40%
pfd.
Canada
Steamship Lines, Ltd.—
Mortgage
~25c
1
12-
J37%c
Canada
25 c
(quar.)
Black Hills Power & Light—
Common (increased quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar./
4.75% preferred (quar.X
Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric—
4.25%' preferred
(quar.)Blaw-Knox Co. (quar.)
Foundries Ltd.—
quar.)
—
(quar.)
Malting, Ltd. (quar.)
2
$1.50
12-
5
50C
(quar.)
Assurance
Canada Wire & Cable,
10-
2c
Ltd. (quar.) —
Co„,Ltd, $1 pld. A (quar.)
Extra
11-
$1.20
—•—
1
-
1
25C
12-
3
12-
——
12-
11-
11-
%C
55c
—
25c
11-29
1
50c
(quar.)
12 %c
■
12-
17 tic
—
Iron
Life
11-10
11-30
50c
(Increased
Canada
11-10
1
12-
12 %c
$4.25
9
1
31!/4c
Canada
2-
12-19
11-29
12-
60c
preferred (quar.)
Canada & Dominion Sugar,,
75c
yi2-l6
a
Ltd.—
preference
(quar.)
Dry Ginger Ale Co.—
Common
(increased)
12-19
1
11-2>
—
6%
40c
3-
3
35C
preference
(quar.)
Crushed & Cut Stone,
12-27
15c
11-14
1-
10c
—
11-15
'15c
9
1
5C
-—
common
6
1
11-17
12-
12-
10C
County Ry. Co.—
Canada
11-10
6
12-20
—
1
1
12-
t
30C
S.)
1-
12-
11-17-
tile
—
&
12-
12-15
6
,—
$1.18%
17 %c
11-25
12-
7 v2c
—
Burlington
&
Canada
—
12-
12-15
$1.12 y2
Inc. (Calif.) —
30c
(quar.)
12-10
55C
(quar.)
1%%
pfd. (quar.)
11-21
$1.05
(bi-monthly)
__———
.
$1.30
1-
—
1
5%
•
Quarterly —/—
Cement; Ltd,
1
125c
$1.25
12-
$1
Co. (year-end)_—
Campbell Wyant & Cannon Foundry
12-13
1
12-20
30C
Co;———*—————
(A.
1
12-
2
20c
a
——^
Oil
Campbell
12-
1-
30c
—
Calumet
1
11-16
12-15
12-21
87
12-19
12-
1
12-
40c
'
10c
12-30
11-15
25c
(quar.)
11-17
6
12-30
25C
California
11-
9
12-
11-14
10c
2
1
2
12-15
$1.2.5
_____
1-2-56
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
Contracting
Electric Power- (quar.)
California Portland Cement (special)
California Water Service (quar.)
12-
1-
35C
Distributing Co.—
participating preferred (quar.)-
$1.50
12-31
15c
$1.43%
1-
1-15
25C
1.————*
Storage
Cold
Calif.
11-15
1-15
20c
—
(year-end)
M.) & Co. (Del.)—
Liquidating
1
11-15
1
5%
(quar,i_——
Calamba Sugar Estates,
12-15
—.
Bingham-Herbrar.d Corp.
Birtman Electric (quar.)
Bird & Son,
5%' preferred (quar.)
Bishop Oil- (stock dividend)—.-.
Bell, Inc.
1-
Bros,
Copper
7 %c
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet, common
4 y2 %
preferred (quar.)-..
Bros.
3
3
;
11-17
1
12-
$1.25
<
.(quar.)
& Zinc
11-
Co. of
1
12-
(interim)
—_——
$1
(quar.)—
12-
----
Terminal Co.2
Bush
11-22
25c
——
Buildings
Terminal
Bush
12-13
25<f
——a
$1.75
■
Elue
12-30
45c
(quar.) —
12-13
t20c
1-13-56
11-18
93 %C
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Extra'
12-30
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
41/2% 2nd preferred (quar.)
Burroughs (J. P.) & Sons (quar.)
Burrard Dry Dock, Ltd,-class A (quar.)
1-13
1
1
1
25c
(quar,)_
Corp.
1
1212-
————————————
Burton-Dixie
"11-
15c
4.20%- preferred
'
1
12-
23c
3% %
4%
12-19
1-2-56
10c
a—
Burlington Industries, com.
12-27
7
*30C
:
Ltd.
,
11-
80c
(increased)
Sullivan Mining &
(quar.) ——i._,
Oil,
9-1(3
9
30c
———
common
Inc.
12-
—
25c
—
———
(quar.-)_——
class A
.
Co.
•■•:
13c
10c
(quar.) .—___——
—
(year-end
(quar.)—-.
Bell'& Howell Cb, common (quar.)__——
4 y4 %■
preferred (quar.)^.*
'.
4%%
preferred (quar.)
Bellanca Aircraft (stock dividend)—
15
shares
of Standard Industries,
Inc,
common for'each 109 shares held
Bellanca Aircraft' (stock dividend) (24 shs. of
>"
Glenn Uranium Mines, Ltd. of Canada for
each 1C0 shares held)__%
Berkshire Hathaway '(quar,)————
Bessemer & Lake Erie RR, $3 pfd.
(s-a)__
Bethlehem Steel Corp, common..
7%
preferred (quar.)_„
,—Bibb Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Bloch
12.-12
Watch,
Extra
6-16
1
25c
Bunker Hill &
Burmah
"
37 %c
12-20
,—
(quar.)__-_—
Blank-Clawsori
1
11-15
12-
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
Extra
./—
common
Black, Sivalls & Bryson
12-
1
$1.50
Ltd.
11-25
3
11-30
12-
4% '
4
1-
11-30
12-10
29c
common
12-15
60c
12-10
50c
(quar.)_
11-
(quar"!70c
Lulova
15c
65c
100%>
11-30
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper MillsCommon
Bullock's
:
—
$2.80
11-18
100%
12-
u;u
114c
(increased quar.)__——
com,
3-17
10-1-56
$1.10
preferred (quar.)—__—
Forge Co. (special)-
$5
12-17
95C
—
Co,
1-3-56
4-1-56
7-1-56
$1.10
dividend
Budd Co,
'
.
$1.50
60c
(quar.)
(N.Y.) (quar.)
Americari Telephone & Telegraph (quar.) —
American Thread Co,- 5% preferred (s-a)—
American Tobacco, (quar.)
—
,—
American Water Works—1
;
12-15
Common
'
7
5%
Buffalo
—
50c
'
Amebicari Steel Foundries" ^Increased).,American Storesl(quar.) JT
American
11-18
Bell- Aircraft
4%
Special
12-
11-15
Bell & Gossett
12-17
12-
Bryant Chuck Grinder (quar.)_—
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar.)
11-1&
(quar.)
11-14
,
preferred (quar.)—"
American Screw, Co.
(increased
11-28
11-28
1
quar.)_—
Co.
11-14
efy2'6
—
7%
11-15
1
12-20
12-15
(quar.)
——
(quar.)-__
Eelding-Corticelli, Ltd, 7% pfd. (quar.) —
Belding Heminway Co. (quar.)_—
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. Co.—
25c
Common
12-
12-10
12-15
(quar.)___Ltd, class A (quar.)——
Packing
Mfg.
3
-——
(quar.)
—
Brunswig Dtug Co. (quar.)—_—
112 %C
u____
Beech-Nut
12-10
(quar.)
L.)
'Stock
115c
(quar-.)
12-15
11-14
25c
1
11-21
14c
com.
11-15
Belden
7
1-
Brunning (Charles) Co.—»
New common '(initial quar.)—--——
Brunswick-Balke-Collender, com. (resumed)-
120c
Co,- Ltd,
1
12-
1
50c
'
12-15
•
60c
1-1-56
1
5%
„
—
7
80c
Shoe Corp, 4%%
S.)
12-14
62 y2 c
•
(A.
12-
50c
stock)
7
11-
155c
__———
12-
$1.12%
——
11-
12-12
(
nid._-
dividend
Stock
T
12-
$5 preferred
Biummell
5%
:
preferred t-puar.)___
•
Works
50c
.
12-12
~
,——._—
$1
.__
12-15
$1.40 preferred (quar.)_^—
(James B.) Distilling
American Radiator-& Standard Sanitary—
(
Iron
T
12-
3
(quar.)
3% %' preferred
Mills,- Ltd,
'
50c
(quar.)
Refractories,
12-
3
1-
t$1.12%
t$1.12%
1S1.12 %
1$1.12%
(quar.)_—
•Bruck
50c
50c
Beam
12-15
.
B
1-16
30c
(quar.)
(E.
Bruce
11-18
]____
Canada,
of
$5 preferred
5
(quar.)__
class
.
3
3
1-
(quar.)—.
—2*——
Preferred
11-18
1
(quar.)
Class B
11-14
9
12-
25c
—
1
$1.12%
com.
*
11-18
12-
12-
new*com. (initial)
of Conn.' (quar.)___
Show
—,
Beaver Lumber,
12-15
$1.31 y4
—
1
$1.15
Co,
"
10-28
12-
35c
quar.)
(increased
8
2
T
163c
& Sharpe Mfg.
Extra' -1
/
12-
$$1.18
(quar.)
Brown Shoe (quar,)_.—
'Browning-Ferris Machinery, com.
11-18
12-
Rubber
Brown
'Brown
11-30
11-30
$1.25
Ties, (quar.)
Beaunit Mills Inc., com. (quar.)•__;„_
20c
1
quar/)
_>
(quar.)
1
12-15
$1.50
10c
Bathurst Power & Paper Ltd,- class A
7
1212-
untmicai—
dividend
;
Co,
1-
3
1-
(quar.)'_
(quar.)—..-
Bigclow
&
Brown
'
(increased quar.)
!b
1
preferred (quar.)___:
Basin Oil Co. of California
_______——
Bassett Furniture Industries, Inc
_______
*
Extra
1—
1-___—
:i—
11-19
12-
America
35c
...
<quarj_
&
1
1-10
50C
(quar.)
(bi-monthly)_,
9
12-
5%%
12-10
12-
12-31
—
$4
5%
9
dividend)
■____
Co.
Optical
Stock
,
12-
•
Beck
4%% preferred (quar.)—
Stock
11-15
of Illinois—
—
12-
%■ preferred
(tiuar.)_____i___
Bankers Bond & Mortgage Guaranty
12-24
quar.)_,
(stock
12-12
$1
3
1-
1-
1-
common/.—
Co,
Brown
,
4 %
—
Ltd, common
Year-end
12-1
20c
preferred
4%
Barber-Ellis
Maize-Products^
Class A
1
$1.16
preferred (quar.)—-———
12-10
Hydro-Electric,
12-10
sh. for each 50 shs. held)
(One
60c
preferred' (quar.)
7%
12-10
30C
'prior preferred (quar.)
American Machine & Foundry (quar.)
Po.asu
11-15
75c
(s-a)
Investment'Co.
N^ws
12-
II-29
♦
•
11-29
6%
preferred
Class
12-15
50c
Supply, J quar. )
non-ciun. preferredInsulator, common (quar.)
American
12-16
2%
5ti%
,
12-31
15c
Amerlcap .Hospital
Co.,
:
11-14
1$1
Brooklyn Borough Gas—
preferred
1-
60c
1
1-13
157c
/quar.)
preferred
„
11-14
12-
153%C
preferred B
(quar.)_-_
Radio
12-24
25c
(monthly) —
$3.80
12-15
1
12-
'Brockton Taunton Gas—
11-10
11-25
4.40%
L—
preferred
6%
Baltimore
40c
''
American
'
■
40c
;
1
4 40%
"
dividend
15c
preferred (quar.),
Americari Home Products .Corp.
American
"
Stock
5
_h
American Meter
Extra
5
10C
$4.64
American
5
5
—
Stock rdividend
1
12-
1
/
quar.)
gains)_-_
capital
12-
12-
!
11-10
12-
12-15
3
21 tic
—-
(interim)
Ordinary
9
a.
12-
12-
12Vic
15c
•
11-21
12-
(increased
dividend
Bangor
(quar.)
11-21
11-25
1-
10c
(quar.)—
British Petroleum Co.v Ltd
4V2%
11-15
11-25
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
___•
3
3
.
11-21
1
12-15
12-
(quar.)
3
:
12-23
3
_
12-15
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-10
(increased
Voting Machine
Products
from
5
87y2c
(year-end)
Gas & Electric, (increased quar.)_
American
12-
12-23
1-
■
4%%
5c
Ayrshire Collieries (quar.) _______
Badger Paper Mills,' Ir.c.
(year-end I ______
Baldwin
Piano, common- (quar.)_____—
12-16
56
I-6
1-
American Greetings Corp.. (increased quar.)_
American Hardware Corp,. ___
American Home Assurancej.com. (quar.)
r.
2
1-
& Socket
American Forging
v
2
12-
11-21
—
Foreign Power
4%%
12-
12-15
50c
—-t—
,
12-15
'
11-21
(quar.)
,/ Year-end
Stock div.
11-25
12-10
!
Common
12-20
93 %c
(quar.)
-i
Corp.
7
45c
'
Stock Fund (quar.t—
(Year-end of 119/10c-from capital gains
;
and
1 1/lOc from
income),
Axe-Houghton FUnd "A"-*Common ($0,038 from -income and $0,252
Corp.—
Extra:
American
11-25
37'/aC
(quar.)________
American &
Prior
12-20
87 Vic
—:
12-
12-15
"
62 Vic
—-
12-28
Axe-Houghton
25c
Tiling
.American .Encaujscic
American
11-25
(quar.)
Year-end
12-10
preferred (gccum.)
American Ice
12-20
A
Automatic
25c
(quar.)
Electronics
American
Avon
12-
62 % c
(increased quar.)
com,
Securities
Electric
Enka
11-10
50c
C (quar.),——,—,v
D (quar.)—
3%% /preferred
3%% preferred
American
11-i.i)
1A-
Class
Stock
(quar. 1
preferred B
American
11-10
1
25c
—
partic.
1
1
12-
10 c/-.
—'
u—
American
11-15
50c,
(quar.)__
4V2%
1
12-15
—/
50c
Cyanamid,
r
*
7
12-
$1.31 y4
common
Mines,
1
12-
$ 1.12%
(quar.)-,
Cable (quar.)
American
i
Geia
Extra
12-
12-15
40c
(quar.)
40c
Line RR.
Auto Electric Service
(St..
4%%
12-
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
;Aunor
11-18
12-28
160c
(increased quar,)
Atlas Powder Co. (year-end)
11-15
87 V2c
11-14
preferred (quar.)4%% preferred (quar.)
5% preferred (quar.)
—
British Columbia Telephone Co.—
11-25
12-31
50c
56!/4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-
1
4%%
125c
6%% .preferred (s-a-)
.
Atlas
12-20
&
American
f
12-15
11-15
1-
'
,
Extra
»
3
11-30
25c
^American .C.hicle, Co.
30c
/•Atlantic/Coast Line
20c
preferred
11-25
prelerred
4>/4%
4
1
12-
60c
preferred (quar.)____
4%
,
■
(quar.)_.
com.
Atlantic1 City-Electric,
1-16
(quar.)
American Chain
.1
8
1-31
Extra
31/2%
2-
;
,
(quar.)
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
12-31
37 tie
Atlantic Wholesalers/Ltd."
convertible preferred
Common
,
8
Light,
Gas.
Coast
—
'50c
%
4.60%t:' preferred ,(quar.)ixd".
4V2% preferred (quar.)_
Atlantic
(quar.)
—
—
American
5%
2-
Atlanta
:
11-30
30c
Bakeries, ;common
11-10
;
40c
,
12-15
:
Corp.
11-30
(quar.)__
11-10
(accum.)_____i.
preferred
cony,
Astron
4
$1.25
Automobile Insurance Co.
Extra.-
Extra
*6%
12-15
1-
12-15
11-10
1
(year-end)
12-15
25c
2
9
12-
93 %c
(quar.)
A
10c
(quar.)
American
f
-
ll-"4
75c
1-
12-
11-30
$1.20
Ltd
2
British Columbia Electric, Ltd.—
11-30
30c
(quar.)____l.
Associated Transport, Inc.—
12-15
12-
-----
12-15
12-15
172 %c
American Oil,
•British
11-19
12-
preferred (quar.)-
3%%
11-29
60c
Atchison' Topeka & Santa-Fe Ry.
—
12-15
31c
Associated Telephone & Telegraph—
1
1
6
1
112%c
B
class
(quar.)
$2
112-
12-10
11-
1
1
12-
12-10
_____—
Extra
12-
12-
12-15
12-
15c
(quar.)____.
com. (interim)
Bristol-Myers,
1
$1.16 y4
common
25c
-
1
11-
(quar.)
com.
__;
30c
-•
Co,
Ca.
Year-end
37 Vs c
3-1
11-
1
;11-23
$3
Co.
1
(initial)
Stores
11-17
■'
Mfg.
12-
preferredv (quar.)
18 %c
3%%i,convertible preferred (quar.)__.
4y2 %
5,25%.
1
125c
preferred (quar.)
American Airlines; Inc.,. common
Louis)
Ass^'ot.ed
12-
$$1.31
Erillo
$1.25
(quar.
Drv Goods,
50c
—_
1
preferred
Associates" Investment
$$ 1.31
;
1
11-
12 %c
Refining, "common
Associated Food
.
—»—
American
2
Oil &
Associated Spring Corp.
1
11-
1
Ltd. (quar.)
*
'___
;__
11-18
3-
1
1212-
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-18
125c
12-
$1.08%
.
Fowei1
5
_f—i—
.
(quar.)
12-
5%
,
1
11-14
1-3-56
.a
59c
$1.02
Amalgamated Leathfer Cos.—
-„a._ ..
6% convertible preferred (quar.—
American Aggregates, common (quar.)
.
$5
12-21
.12- 5
,25c
27 tic
(quar./
$1.50, preferred ,(quar.)-_
/
,
___;
preferred (quar.)__5V4% '2nd preferred (quar.)
Aluminum-Goods Mfg. Co
-4.—
Asbestos Corp,
7
..
preference
$2.90
5
12-
1
15c
of Canada, Ltd.—■
(quar.)
'Bridge & Tank Co.
10-31
1
12-20
10-31
12-
125c
Briggs & Stratton
Year-end
«
Rubber,
Extra-
12-
12-
120c
22 tic
11-28
15c
(quar.)
A
12-14
12c
(quar.)
Ltd,
Cordage,
Brantford
11-14
12-12
(extra)
Mines
^Bralorne
11-14
11-18
3
Hose & Rubber—*
Burial Casket
Boyertown
11-10
12-
i
(quart)_2__—
1
12-12
Bound
Class
-
class" A (quar.)
Class B (quar.)
a_J
Aro
Equipment
Corp,
4%%
pfd.
Armstrong
1-
1
12-
25c
~
11-10
1-20
1
11-10
held)
shares
common
11-10
OiU
(quar.)
Service,
"Armstrong Cork Co, com.
$3.75 preferred (quar.)"
12-
12-
500
11-16
1
6 %c
_.
(quar.),
preferred
9
12-23
each
1
1
1-
50c
Estate Trust
preferred (s-al
Brook Water (s-a)
6%
1212-
7oc
Armco Steel Corp.; increased.)
35c
4%
.r—
4.65%
1
12-15
$1
Boston Woven
:
comnton
Arkansas-Missouri
1-24
93 %c
5% %C preferred. (quarj,__
Extra'
1
11-15
$1
:
Gas
..Arkansas Louisiana Gas
12-
75c
for
preferred
15c
:
(quar.)_
J.
-
12-15
-■
1—
preferred
$4.35
1
1
11-30
(quar.)
(One share of Standard
Ltd,
Public
5%
1
preferred
Western
or>
75C
15c
Aluminum Co. of Canada., Ltd.—
4% preferred (quar.)
Extra
1
12-15
12-
12-15
50c
25c
;
1
12-30
13 %c
—
preferred
12-
25c
(A.i S.l Co. (quar.).
—:
:Alpha Portland CementAluminium, Ltd. (quar.)__^——
Aluminum Co. of America, common (quar.) __
;
3
Boston Real
62 %c
12-15
12-15
11-10
——
1
3%
,Aloe,
I,
(to
N.
Corp.;
1-
12 V2C
common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing, com. (quar.)
3(4% preferred (quar.X
—
4.08%, preferred . (quar_)—.——
Allis (Louis) Co. "(quar.)
Allison Steel Mfg. Co., 75c conv. pfd. (quar.)
,
Argus
Arkansas
$2.05
5c
12-
9
-
(quar.)_i—
Corp.
of
Co.
2
4%
$3.75
Oil
Stock dividend
$1.15
■
4
12-
1
12-
_
investment income)_.
(From
1-
30c
Co,.com._:
participating
Argo
2
$4
Farms
Participating *
11-18
1
Business Machines, Inc.—
Extra
.
11-18
12-
Ol /2C
3 '/2 %
Boston,Fund
2
115c
Ltd
'
Vi/Ut
Arden
$3
12- 5
Allied Stoves Corp.,
■
5
12-28
1-20
125c
(s:a)
Development,
*-
1
32c
5c
/
™
12-
50c
87 %c
(quar.)
Borg-Wamer
15c
11-
12-
V
Quarterly —a
Alles & Fisher, Inc.
Allied Artists Pictures, com. (year-end)
5%%
preferred
Allied Chemical & Dye .(quar.)
Stock dividend
.____
'■Allied Gas
(quar.)-__—
.
Allied Laboratories, Inc. (quar.)
Ltd.
v
11-10
1
12-16
120c
Ltd.
'
Corp, common
preferred (quar. )
Bonneville,
12-
115c
—
-
preferred (quar.)
Aico Products Inc., common (quar.)..
...
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
...
.'All American Engineering Co. (stock divid.)
Allegheny Ludlum Steel, common (increaseu)
4 37Vi preferred
(quar.)
Allen Electric & Equipment Co.. (quar.) _____
•
Anglo-Huronian,
12-12
4 60%
(R. C.)
(quar.)
Anglo-Newfoundland
tlOc
preferred (quar.)—
—
Air Reduction Co., com. (increased quar.)*
4 50%
preferred (quar.)
(Alabama Gas, common .(quar.)
$3.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Alabama Great Southern RR. ord.
(s-a)—.
6% preferred (s-a)
\ Alabama
Power Co., 4.20% pfd. (quar.)
Allen
A
onhon."
51/2%
_
Class
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
Holder*
When
Per
Name
Payable of Rec.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
11-15
1
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
12-15
1
12-15
021/2 c
—
1
1-10
10c
37 %c
Affiliated Fund—•
■ *
(Year-end. From net-securities profits)-.
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores, Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
TDT3
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1
____—___
(quar.) ——-—i—'—
Aetna-Standard Engineering Co., com. (quar.)
Aeroquip Corp.
5%
When
Share
of Company
Name
13
(2257)
and Financial Chronicle
Steel
(quar.)_^
9
34
Share
of Company
60c
Carrier Corp., common
(increased quar.)
(unexchanged shares to
'"
preferred
$3
redeemed
share
4*4%
plus
issue
Carriers
placed
Initial
C
11-28
3034c
11-30
12'4c
11-15
——
-
12-24
12-
$1.12*4
1212-
.
1
9
Conde
Class
A
4%
30c
12-10
11-30
17'4 C
12-20
12-
5
11-15
Connecticut
1
Confederation
Investments,
Electric
4.75%
&
Consolidated
11-15
11-30
11-15
Consolidated Diesel
11-30
11-15
11-15
1-10
12-15
Consolidated
10c
Co.—
preferred series A and B
5%
4 '4
Illinois
Light
preferred
(quar.)
6%
12-20
12-
12-20
Central
Illinois
Louisiana
$1.12 '4
Central
South
Central
Steel
Central
3
Class
$1.06 '4
12-31
$1.23
quar.)
5.40%
pfd. (quar.)
class A——-1-—
of
Amer.
Paper & More
preferred
(quar.).™
(A.
B.)
Co.
(increased
% Chance Vought Aircraft
Chapman
Valve
Chemical
Mfg.
Fund
capital
1
35c
II-30
10-31
12-10
'67>4c
11-30
12-
8
11-14
12-
8
Co..
7%
&
12-15
12-
12-31
12-14
12-
1
| 11-10
1-
1
12-
pfd.
(s-a)—
realized
12-10
11-23
40c
12-15
12-
$3.50
12-
1
3*/2%
(quar.)
64c
12-28
11-23
1-15
1-1-56
12-20
$1
4-1-56
3-20
$1
3-20
7-1-56
Inc.
12-20
87 *4 c
(quar.)—
Medical
Arts
Co
Building
&
Title & Trust
Pacific
1212-
1
12-12
12-
1
12-12
12-
1
12-
11-15
1
12-
12-
12-31
$1
12-
5
12-
5
11-23
12-
1
(year-end>
1
11-21
1
11-21
$4
12-16
12-
12-
1
11-18
2-
1
1-26
12-31
12-12
12-
11-14
50c
1
12-28
12-
8
3%
—___
12-28
12-
8
12-
56'4c
Refining,
preferred
Silver
11-25
12-31
12-20
30c
(s-a)
12-15
2%
*.
Clearfield &
Mahoning Ry. Co.
Cleveland Electric Illuminatii
12-31
12-20
12-15
11-21
$1.50
g—
preferred
Cleveland &
11-25
1 *4c
dividend)
(quar.)
Mines
$4.50
11-25
12-10
$1.25
common (stock
A
11-18
12-10
75c
(quar.)
1
75C
,
Year-end
preferred
,
special
1-
7%
regular
(quar.)
3
12-22
1-1-56
guaranteed
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron,
(quar.)
common
12-
preferred
Clinton
(quar.)
Monthly
(quar.).
Coca
Bottling
(quar.)
4*4%
(L.
A.)
(s-a)
preferred
&
(quar.)
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Color-Craft Products
(quar.)—
Colorado Central
Power, common (monthly)
Common
(monthly)
Columbia
Stock
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
11-16
12-16
9
11-25
11-22
12-15
11-25
11-21
1212-
1
2
11-25
2
11-25
12-12
11-25
12-31
-
12-13
"
15c
12-
9c
25c
7'4c
1
11-18
11-30
-
U-18
12-15
12-
5%
12-
11-22
12-22
50c
1
50c
12-
1
62'4c
12-
1
10c
1-5
2
11-22
-
A
dividend
11-18
11-18
12-22
10c
12-
1
11-15
10c
1-
2
12-16
2-
1
1-10
31'4c
2-
1
1-16
12-31
12-15
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-15
20c
12-
9
11-25
2%
Columbian
Carbon
6%
(increased
Extra
pfd.
(quar.)..
quar.)
;
Columbian
National
(Boston)
Life
9
11-25
12-30
11-25
37'4c
2-1-56
1-16
60c
12- 9
11-15
Enterprises,
Combined
Locks
Paper,
Ltd
class
(increased
$12'4c
A
(quar.)
quar.)
12-
9
11-15
Co.
50c
Combined
Credit
11-25
12-
20c
Insurance
(quar.)
Commercial
12-30
20c
2%
;
Terminals Co.,
l :
25c
70c
12-15
12- 1
12-
11-15
12-
1
11- 2
1 ;
11-
3
11-15
11-30
$25c
12-15
11-15
U-24
$12'/2C
Co.
Co..
$1.12 */2
1-13
12-15
12-
12-10
11-25
•
12 */2C
(quar.).-.
:——...
(increased quar.)^—_—
1-
3
10-31
Duro-Test
11-18
Eagle Picher Co.
$1.13
1-3-56
12-
2
$1.04
1-3-56
12-
2
50C
12.12
12- 1
12-
11-15
12-20
50c
12-10
4%
12-23
20c
12-
12-
9
9
11-21
12-30
12-16
Eastern
Eastern
12-15
12-15
35c
12-
20C
12-31
12-
12-
11-
9
11-17
Extra
(quar.)
12-10
12-
1
12.- 1
11-
1
12-
11-25
9
12-31
12-
1
Eastman
12-15
11-15
12-15
11-15
11-30
11-16
11-30
pfd.
12-
$1.31*4
1-15
12-15
11-
1
5.36%
preferred
1
11-
1
5.65%
preferred
$4.40
Electric
I-
3
9
11-23
9
11-23
(quar.)_
37 *4 c
1-4-56
12-16
10c
334%
preferred
12-21
12-28
12-
12-16
11-
4
2c
12-15
11-30
$2.50
1-1-56
12-14
25c
(quar.)...
12-
9334c
1
9
11-28
75C
12-
9
11-28
28*/«c
12-
1
11-16
25c
12-
1
11-21
50c
12-30
12-16
50c
12-30
12-16
Special
Cribben
&
Sexton
Extra
Cork
&
Seal,
Ltd., $2 pfd.
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach Corp., $4.20
pfd. (quar.).
Nest
&
Pass
Forster
Coal,- Ltd.
(s-a)
(quar.)
Atlantic
Dahlstrom
11-1A
2
11-
12-
$2
(accum.)
$1.50
™_I
5%
class
Sons,
7%
12-29
12-15
I-16
40c
Erie
1-
4
(stock
50c
(quar.).
$1.75
1-
5%
preferred '(quar:)
Dayton & Michigan RR.,'pfd;
.
5%
Deere
r
Securities
preference
&
7%
Co.,
12-
12-
11-15
1-
12- 9
30c
1-
3
50c
1-
3
1|
Fund
security
profits
vestment
Delaware
from
preferred
.
Mills,
net
Dentists
Denver,
Denver
11-X5
&
75c
1-2-56
1-
-12-.
12-
7*4<!
Rio
3
12-
1
1- 3
12-
1
2%
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
12-
2-15
12-31
12-12
I-30
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
(resumed)
(quar.).
(quar.)
1
1
Dewey Portland Cement (quar.)
Di
Giorgio Fruit, $3 preferred (s-a)
2
11-15
11-15
12-15
1-
30c
1212-
12-28
3
12-
1
11-18
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
$1.50
12-
1
11-10
(quar.).-
75c
12-
1
11-15
15c
12-22
35c
12-
1
11- 9
30c
12-12
II-28
:
—
Gregg
(year-end)
Morse & Co. (quar.)
(quar.)——-:-.
Life
•
N.
Insurancee
5*4%
(quar.>_——_
preferred 1953
:
Extra
Federal
Paper
3
11-
Federal
Screw
11-21
11-
7
•. c
3 %
/
-1 "
Federal
Electric
Works
12-
1
11-15
25C
12-20
12-
7
9
(From
preferred
9
11-14
11-17
1
11- 1
12-
50c
"
11- 1
50c
12- 1
15c
-
12-15
12- 1
J$1
1-
3
12-14
20c
1-3-56
12-23
11-25
12-
9
12-
9
15c
12-15
50c
1-3-56
37'4c
12-15
(quar.).
50c
11-25
1
12-27
I
12-
12-
30c
12-
1
11-10
31'4c
common
12-
1
11-10
11-25
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
12-16
Co.
of
New
York
of
Delaware
Finance Co. of Amer.
12-15
12-
1
Class
12-15
12-
1
Financial
25c
12-
9
$1.50
1-
3
12-
(Bait.)
class
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-13
12-20
12-20
12-13
40c
11-25
B
11-18
11-28
11-28
30c
(quar.)
1
50c
(quar.)—
12-
12-15
25c
-
Corp.
25c
30c
75c
25c
30c
9
11-17,
11-17
25c
Year-end
Filtrol
ii-is
11-23
Co.
Extra
12-
12-31
62'4c
(quar.)
Fiduciary Trust
year
:
6834c
—
(quar.)
Sign & Signal,
$1.25
$3
11-28
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Board,
I
12:22 4 12- I
~-
11-23
Fidelity Mutual Trust (N. J.) (extra)—
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Insurance (quar.)
25c
1
12-
(quar.)_
:__4._„
Ferro Corp.
11-
12-
12-22
'
(quar.)———
11-21
3
12-19
25c
-
11-16
12-
$1
•
.*
12-
15c
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings, Inc.
5
3
11-14
12-14
-
Drop Forg« (xesumed)—
Grain, Ltd., com. class A
Federal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Pacific
12-
j:_
11-28
1
-
—
8
12-28
■
25c
Federal
Federal
7
series
Compress & Warehouse
12-15
12-28
62'4c
Co+
12-
3 %
-
.
j_-__"
Traders
12-12
-5%
—
Federal
:
3
1
Co.
&
Extra
*
12-
12-
(quar.)
dividend
Federal
12-17"
•
$2
—
(resumed)
12-
1-1
12-
35c
Trucking (quar.)
Grande, Western RR.
Si
(Syracuse,
.
3
12-15
30c
12-
$1.12*4
preferred
+.___
?'; Stock
2-15
12-15
30c
Fedders-Quigan Corp., common
-■'.■5% preferred A (guar v
2
11-10
9'
35c
(quar.)
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Corp.
12-
1
$1
net
income
for
calendar
1954)
Denver Union Stock Yard Co.
(quar.)
Detroit Harvester (quar.)
Steel
1-
35c
.
-12-
62 */2 c
(quar.)
,
11-15
5c
$1
UOc
dividend';/*.^
Metallurgioai Corp.
Farmers
12-10
3
35c
Supply
Chicago
12-20
87 *4 C
4*4%
(s-a)
Coe
Stock
.
'
/
available
Detroit
11-15 /
in¬
(quar.)—
common
11-10
2
12-1
;
Co.
Fansteel
12-
realized
from
/
■
11-15
40c
A
1
1-
,
40c
—'.
common
debenture
,
12-15 /
11-15
12-
-----
Extra
8%
11-21
12-
50%
Extra
Voting
1
35c
Mfg.,
12-
;—
Extra
9334c
(s-a)
Lines
25c
30c
12 *4c
RR., gtd. (quar.)_.—,—
$5 pfd. series A (quar.)
—:
Pittsburgh
'
35C
12*4c
11-15
Fairbanks,
Fairchild Engine &
Airplane Corp. (year-end)
Stock dividend-.:—:
Fajardo' Sugar '(quar.)___-.
<99%C:
dividend)..:
year-end
and
1
11-14
11-15
+$2.50
income)
RR.
Air
Dennison
(50c
12-
50c
1
1-
1
11-15
$1.12*4
Fairbanks
1-
12-20
12-
1
1
12- 2
11-16
3
12-
12-31
3
11-10
1-
12-15
common
12-
12-2
40c
(quar,)
Faber
$1
11-17
12-16
i30c
Resistor,
II-28
8
$1.65
11-15
12-
11-15
12-
$1.25
—
11-15
c
12-15
25c
(quar.)———
preferred
Erie
1
11-15
25c
II _—™_I IJV)
common
12-
Essex
12-20
11-22
12-
12-15
$1.183/4
dividend)
3
7
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Co..
12-
11-15
25c
1
55c
——'—1
Delaware
11-15
11-15
65c
Railroad
97'4 c
(initial)..™—_—
Properties (quar.)
Extra
11-15
12-
$1.10
1
$1.25
(increased)___________
(stock
11-15
12-
(year-end)
Consolidated (Seattle)—
Erie
'
common
Del Monte
Delta
:
(quar.-)
Dejay Stores, Inc.
11-28
Share
12-5
Corp.-, of Canada—
(s-a)..
common
preferred
New
.lu:__;___.^V___,
preferred C';.(quar.)__.—
&
V 3
12-
$1.37*4
12-
25c
1
1.
j
,
3.90%
11-28
$1.06*4
12-
12 *4
(quar.)2_™~..
Dayton Power & Light, com. (increased
quar.)
3.75% preferred A (quar.) i__—
Debentures
11-28
1- 3
$1.02*4
25 c
Day-Brite Lighting (initial)..
Dayton Malleable Iron, common.:
(quar.)
12-15
$1.12*4
25c
B
11-15
45c
$1.03
12-
&
12-28
11-30
12-15
A
$1.20
11-25
12-20
t25c
Corp., $2 preferred (quar.).
Flooring & Wood Products, Ltd.—
Erianger*
3
12-
Co.,
Class B
2
1-
$1.34
convertible
Class
;
75C
12-12
$1.06*4
Co
Erie
12-20
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Co.__
1-
12-15
25c
Gas
4.50%
II-30
40c
12-12
11-25
15c
(quar.)
1- 3
12-15
(quar.)
&
preferred
"Equitable
11-15
1
$19.58*4
Metallic Door
_" 3.75%preferred
3
3
12-12
$1.41*4
Products
Extra
>■/>
8
12-
25c
preferred.___.____
A
1212-
3
Equity
Z
Sugar
Tobacco,
Cushman's
1
3
3
■
11-15
12-
t$2
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)—r.—
Curtis Publishing Co., $7 pfd.
(quar.)
$4 prior preferred (quar.)
Curtlss Wright Co.
non-cum.
12-15
$1.05
___.
Crystal Oil Refining Corp.", $6 pfd.
Cuban
150C
2
3
15c
Empire State Oil (increased)
Emporium Capwell
Equitable Credit Corp., 50c preferred (quar.)
20c
participating preferred (quar.)
Participating
Securities
preferred
Bond
434%
Co.—
4*4%
conv.
preferred (quar.)
1
Crompton & Knowles Loom Works (quar.)__
Crucible Steel Co. of Amer.
(quar.)__
12-
1-
Year-end
11-30
12-
12-
1-
(quar.)
Elgin National Watch (quar.);
Eli Lilly & Co., See Lilly
(Ell)
Emery Air Freight (increased (s-a)
Elmira & Williamsport RR. (s-a)
Empire District Electric, com. (increased)
5%
preferred (quar.)
11-15
12-15
75c
Petroleum
11-28
3
1-
Quarterly
Special
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Electrolux
Corp.
(quar.)
2
4%
2
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Electrical
12-
12-
5c
(quar.)
1
12-
quar.)
12-21
$1.50
common
Gas
12-
5c
50c
(quar.).
Natural
4 *4 %
1
—
Creole
Stores,
12-
25c
12-16
60c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
Inc
3
t$l
(increased
(Bahamas)
160c
5%
Petroleum
Corp.
t60c
H.),
1-
(quar.)
com.
5 *4 %
dividend
12-16
25c
preferred
Paso
4.10%
11-10
5
3
10c
$4.50
12-10
5
12-
1-
Ltd.
Co.,
preferred
11-30
11-15
7*4c
—
partic.
25C
11-17
12-
25c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Baler Co. (quar.)
Bros.
22 >4 c
1
1
1
$4.32
Ltd.—
3
12-28
11-17
1-
preferred (quar.)
Eddy Paper Co. Ltd., $1 class A (quar.)—
El Paso Electric, com. (increased quar.)
El
1-
12-
25c
(increased)
preferred
4*4%
12-15
3
Associates—
Kodak
Edison
12-15
1-
30c
Extra
11-25
12-30
.t20c
:
com.
11-18
(Hali¬
Co.
Extra
11-25
12-30
Loan
(quar.)
(Ben. int.)
Ecuadorian
11-25
12-10
12-15
(quar.)—
Theatres,
Economy
5
30c
11-18
11-18
25c
Extra
5
12-29
pfd.
6%
11-19
12-
12-10
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
W'.
12-10
11-14
4
Association,
preferred
$2
6
12-29
1
12-15
12-15
J15c
Eastern Sugar
11-16
12-
30c
common
$1
11-16
11-30
12-20
12-10
Coty International Corp. (annual)
Courtaulds, Ltd.,' ordinary (interim)
Cow Gulch Oil Co.
(annual)
Craddock-Terry Shoe. 5% preferred (s-a)__
Crampton Manufacturing Co., 5% pfd. (s-a)
$2
1
50c
(increased)—
Cuban
12-
75c
(quar.)
Electric,
B
8%
12-15
62'4 c
;
Paperboard Products (quar.)
Corning Natural Gas (quar.)
Corroon & Reynolds Corp.—
Crum
Eastern
20c
—
Class
Co..
1
10c
Cornell
Crane
12-
$2
(quar.)
common
Distillery,
(increased)
Cosden
11-28
25c
(quar.)
A
&
11-28
12-15
5%
A
(G.
12-15
12-15
25c
*.
dividend
11-29
75c
12-
t5C
(quar.)__
Racing
9
50c
11-14
J15c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
(quar.)
1
11-18
Co.—
(interim)__
Savings &
r--
$1.20
-
Steel,
(H.)
Stock
4V2r/C
50c
com.
U-18
12-
$1.75
Ltd.
Gas & Fuel Assoc.,
75c
common
Class
$1
12-
$40
(quar.).
Varnish,
series
Corson
1
9
—
Corp.
Eastern
10-25
12-
$1.50
Water
(quar.)_
S.I
N.
Eastern
(quar.)
preferred
Corby
Canada
Eastern
31 Vic
31*4c
Mines,
Lines
Air
11-22
9
:
fax,
7
1
Sullivan
Extra"
11-25
1-3-56
East
11-15
22'4c
Interurban
&
8
11-30
f
12-
preferred (quar.)—
7% preferred (quar",)_
12-16
75c
(quar.)
preferred
$5.25
Louis
1-5-56
12-
45c
quar.)
6%
1
9334c
(quar.)___
40c
:
:
(increased
—
St.
,.East
12-30
$1
Corp:
Extra
■
f
1
12- 9
60c
12-15
2
12-21
60c
_______________
12-28
12-
11-25
12-21
1-2-56
40c
11-30
1-3-56
11-15
11-18
•
50C
—
Elec.
Mfg; -_
:—
Dunlop Rubber; Ltd., ordinary (interim)
Duriron
Co.
(quar.)__
1-
1
1
12-15
.
1
25C
.1
Duncan
2'
11-15
II-15
62'4 C
(quar.)
Bradstreet
&
1
12-
25C
Industries
Year-end
12-
1
12-
34 %c
—
3
12-
.
50c
(quar.)
I- 3
1-
15C
pfd.
1
12-
$30c
(quar.)
preference
2-
$25c
(quar.)
com
(quar.>____:
*
Driver-Harris
11-25
1
12-
t20c
(quar.)
Extra
11-18
35C
(quar.)
dividend
12- 9
12-
t 3 71/2 C '
5%
dividend
6%
t
12-22
$1.25
Broadcasting System, class
Stock
1
1
12-
12-
$1.12*4
$1.12*/2
Gas,
Class B
Columbia
11-28
10c
-(monthly)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Colorado Milling <fc
Elevator
1
-
1-3-56
87 *4 c
.
5%
Interstate
9
.
(quar.).
preferred
11-28
12-15
53'4c
..
3
25c
._
Colorado
12-
2
11-28
13c
™__
4*/2%
12-
12-
3
35C
Aikman
Common
1-
75c
Ltd
Corp. presumed)
Colonial Acceptance, class
;A laGcum.)___:.
Colonial Life Insurance Co. of
Amer.. (quar.).
Colonial Sand St Stone
(increased quar.|___;l Stock dividend
1:
;
Colonial Stores, com:
(quar.)™
; .4% preferred (quar.)
I
,
1-
$1
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive
$3.50
12-15
75c
Year-end
Collins
2
15c
Cochenour Willans Gold
Mines,
Cochran Foil Co.
(quar.)„_
Coleman Co., common
(quar.)
4.
2
15c
Co.
11-19
11-17
Ltd,-
(quar.)
Drewry's, Ltd., U.' S. A. (quar.)
Drilling & Exploration Co. (interim)
12-20
1- 3
tlOc
—
Cornell-Dubilier
11-10
12-
50c
...
Cola
1
12-
10c
(monthly)
Chemical
11-10
12-15
$1.12*4
$1.12'4
(year-end)
Foods
1
12-15
10c
Corp.
5%
Crows
30c
Extra
Clorox
12-
5
80c
Cleveland Quarries
Clevite
12-
87'4 c
(quar.)
Extra
$4.50
50c
—
11-30
1
_
Oil" (Calif.); 5*4%
(qrar.)__
25C
preferred
Crown
$i.i2y2
guaranteed
11-13
1
t$1.25
(quar.)
Inc.,
Chemical
Dow
"
.
(quar.)
Pittsburgh RR—
41c
Dresser
: $i2c
*
(quar;).
Insurance
Copperweld
2
12c
City Specialty Stores, Inc.,. 4*/2%
pfd. (quar.)
Clark
Equipment, com. (quar.).
Clayton
12-
12-
$1.25
1__
4%
11-19
Dun
& Steel Industries—
(increased quar.)
Paint &
Stock
12-15
50c
__
1
12-
Ltd.—
Corp.
25c
Year-end
11-28
3
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
dividend
Clark Oil
1-
$1
—
Stock
12-14
80c
—
Utilities
11-19
12-
ioc,
(quar.)
$3 prior pref. (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.
Copper Range
(quar.)
11-15
$1
Cincinnati,
New
Orleans
&
Texas
Pacific
Ry. (s-a)
City Auto Stamping (quar.)
City Baking. 7% preferred (quar.)
City Products Corp.
City Water Co. of Chattanooga (Tenn.) —
5%
Cook
11-15
12-13
30c
Cincinnati Gas & Elec., 4%
pfd. (quar.)—
Cincinnati Milling Machine, com.
(increased)
4%
preferred (quar.)'
preferred
12-13
$1
Citizens
11-15
12-
$50c
' ■'
Year-end
11-18
75c
Extra
Inc.
12-
'
Year-end
11-23
2
12'4c
—
Fnquirer.
Dover
53c
v
(quar.)—
common
Continental Steel
12-13
9
$1
Cincinnati
Can,
preferred
Continental
12-12
$1.25
(quar.)
12-30
$1.25
Corp
(quar.)
Cab
Douglas
11-15
v
preferred (quar.)™.
Continental Foundry & Machine Co.—
(Initial liquidating)
*
1
12-15
25c
—
RR.
12-15
75c
(quar.)
RR.
Extra
$1.20
0
50c
Illinois
Rock Island
Chicago Yellow
Chrysler Corp.
5%
1
1
$2.50
—
—
preference
11-16
12-
25c
—_—
12-15
20c
Common
1
75c
(s-a)____
Extra
5%
2-
12-
$1
$3
Preferred
(quar.)_"_—
Continental Casualty
11-15
12-
15c
investment
Ltd.
Bros.,
Oliver,
25C
America—
of
Continental Telephone,
Year-end
Eastern
2sl5d
Extra
6-20
87 *4c
quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1
25c
Ltd.
(quar.)——
Chemical, com. (increased)
Stores,
Tar &
Donohue
Door
Ltd.—
—
Assurance
Continental
12-20
4-1-56
$1.50
:—
6-20
1-1-56
$1.50
—
7-1-56
$1.50
—
(quar.)
Corp..
1
1
Continental Copper
(increased
&
Corp.
preferred
4%
Ltd;
12- 9
12- 9
1-10
12-
25c
preference
12-
12-
(Toronto)*' (quar.)_____
Co.,
Container
12-31
$1
(quar.)—
$1
12-15
12-15
5%
Chicago Allerton Hotel
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago
Chicago,
Chicago
Co/
Gas
dividend
Continental
11-15
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Chesebrough-Ponds
$4.16
Telephone Corp.—
(quar.)
convertible
12- 2
—
$4.52
:
1
Chesapeake & Onio Ry—
Common
12-14
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar. }™__4-___—__,—
preferred (quar.)
$3.75
preferred (quar.)—
$4 preferred (quar.)
„
4*4%
net
$4
$6 preferred
$6 preferred
10c
35c
$1.50
(quar.)
* •*
,
Glass
Stock
,•
9
Chesapeake Industries
$4 preferred
$6 preferred
11-10
(quar.)________
B'" (s*^ j
"Consumers
1
30c
—
Unadilla
preferred
Dominion
12-15
______
12-20
35C
(quar.)
Scottish Investments,
Dominion
12-31
Africa,
12-15
62'/2C
l
11-18
11-18
11-25
11-25
12-15
45c
_.
& Anglo
preferred
Dominion
60c
■
gg
11-30
$1.12*/2
quar.)
from
South
30c
common
"
50c
(quar.)
Monthly
Dominion
11-30
$$1
——-
Consumers
11-14
12-15
*
11-21
40c
(quar.)
(year-end
of
Field
1
1
12-
25c
12-15
s-a)
(quar.)__
Paper -(quar;)
<11-25
7'4c
gains)
Chenango
4*/2%
11-15
10%
—
Y.)
12-
12-
1
$62 */2 C
preferred':.(qua"r:j.T-_i-—
Consolidated Textile Co."Tfesumed)4—--—
Consolidated Textile 'Mills; Ltd.— - ;
5%
preferred (s-a)'__——
Consolidated Theatres, Ltd., Class A (quar ).
12- 8
12-
10c
(quar.)
Co., com.
Champion
$4.50
12-15
40c
—
preferred
Gold
4*4 %
12-16
$2.25
■
.
—,.
Chance
12-31
10c
Century Food Markets (stock dividend)
Century
Ribbon
Mills
(quar.)_
Co.
12-15
Consolidated Retail. Stores^-
.
w—
Chamberlin
11-18
12-
$1
Pepper
25c
12-16
I-
$1.12 Va
(increased
Corp.,
1
12-30
(quar.)___
(increased
(N.
Laundries
*
B
12-
c
Dr.
11-30
12-16
r—
(year-end) 1—
Telephone Co:,
Central .Warehouse
1st
Co.
Consolidated
11-18
12-31
____.-__-.--r_-™-
Corp.
Wire
1
12-10
$2
Co. (quar.).
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)
1
5%
12-16
12-10
$1
(quar.)—,
West
&
pfd.
non-cum.
Consolidated
Electric—
preferred
12-
12-10
25c
Extra
11-15
25C
9
35c
—
.
4.50%
12-
H-28
11-28
11-2»
12-19
50c
Cup Co.,
Holders
5
25c
(quar.)
—
Securities,
Final
11-28
*
Central
Standard
Engineering (quar.)
Freightways, Inc., com.
11-15
1
55c
com. (quar.).
preferred (quar.)
4*4% preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
Securities
3
1-
Cement
(quar.)
j.
5% convertible preferred A (quar.)
Dobbs Houses, Inc.
(quar.)
12-10
12-15
tlOc
Diversified
Consolidated
11-21
12-
$1.25
4%
preferred
11-16
12'4
quar.)__
Edison
Consol.
(quar.)
Central Illinois Public Service,
4.92%
(incr.
Consolidated
12-23
11-30
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)——
common
1
12-
12-15
Extra
Dixie
Yellowkni.e Mines, Ltd.
Consolidated
1-3-50
Central of Georgia Ry.
Central
12-
40c
Ltd
Co.,
Electric
11-30
$$2.50
preferred
11-16
When
Payable of
Rec.
c
3%
Portland
28. 1955
$1.10
(quar.)
Corp., com. (year-end)
4%
preferred (quar.)
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams
(quar.)
11-25
1
23c
56 4c
—
(quar.)___
Consolidated Discovery
Interim
$2.50
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
11-30
12-
.
(initial)
B
5%
12-15
12-15
37 *4
Dictaphone
(Toronto)—
Amusement
11-30
Gas—
Foundry,
12-
15c
(quar.)
Power
Power
Ltd.,
Ltd.—:
(s-a)
preferred
Central
&
tlOc
Canada
1
11-18
+3°c
Light
J50C
<s-a)
11-18
20c
Asso.
1250
preference
Central
Life
tl2c
Knitting Co., Ltd.
11-18
1
Diamond
11-23
1
12-
30c
(quar.)__
$10c
_
7
12-
20c
(quar.)
common
Connecticut
(quar.)
12-
$1
Quarterly
12-
30C
Extra
5%
preferred
12-12
.+_
:
B
Central
Publications
Corp.,
1-3-56
(quar.)
Extra
Celtic
Nast
Mills
$1.75
Catelli Food Products Ltd.—
Class
5c
70c
$1.65
(quar.).
common
preferred
4.40%
approve
preferred (quar.)__:
:
Community Public Service (increased quar.).
11-15
Alkali,
Stock
after
quarterly
4%
9
Cone
—
(quar.)
12-24
$1.01
(quar.)
preferred
(Ky.)—
Extra
Year-end
convertible
Insurance
Per
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Diamond
5 for 1 split if
the split at a spe¬
cial meeting to be held on Nov. 23
Commonwealth Title
(Phila.), com. (quar.)
privately.
Corp.
Life
stockholders
58'4
Share
Company
Commonwealth
11-15
1
be
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co., 4*4% pfd. (quar.)
Carthage Corp., See Globe-Wernicke Co.
Case (J. I.) Co., 7% preferred (quar.)
Castle (A. M.) & Co. (quar.).
Catalin Corp. of America, com.
(year-end)
$1.20
12-
per
(initial)
General
&
$52.25
at
dividend)
this
preferred
Above
28
Nov.
on
Nccme of
Payable of Rec.
Monday, November
.
■ ■
Holders
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Name
Chronicle
and
CommercialFinancial
The
(2258)
12-15
40c
(Continued
on
page
48)
12-15
38c
_•
Fund
12-15
12-
9
12- 9
/11-18
12- 5
12- 5
11-30
1
Volume 182
Number 5485
■
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2259)
Record
«»
New York Stock
daily range of prices
Exchange
weekly volume
yearlyrange of sale prices
of tramnr
foreveryus™ stock
Range (or Prevloui
Year 1954
Lowest
1
Jan
7
106
Range since
Highest
40% Nov
9% Jan
6
5% Jan
5
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Lowest
49% Apr
8
115% Apr 20
14 Va Dec 31
NEW
Highest
37% Oct 28
107
Jan
Jan
48% Jan
19
13
6
111
YORK
3
Feb
Abbott
1
4%
Laboratories
common
4
50 % Dec
24
56 % Dec
ACF
Jan
18
79
20% Jan
4
26% Dec
11
6
7% Mar 23
46% Jan
30
53
31
21% Oct
24% Jan
58
4
Jan
31
Aug 20
5
89
Nov
29 % Dec
30
30
5
18% May
8
Jun
104
Feb
2
33
24
155% Feb
123
29
Dec
l
14
39% Oct
4
4
107
Mar 15
143% Oct
157
July 28
170
Jan
Jan
29
17% Oct
11
29
21% Dec
11
109% Jan
85 V* Jan
6
16% Jun
14
187/s July 28
18
Jan
12
85
80
Jan
3
Jan
3% Jan
Dec
Aug
2
7
4
9
Dec
29
Sep 29
210
Dec
23
6
141
Dec
27
122
28% Jan
4
45% Dec
16
97
4
140
80
May
113
8% Jan
6
71% Jan
8
•
Dec
20
106
Jan
13
104
Jan
15% Dec 30
14'/4 Jan
Mar
28
Jan
37% Jan
90
9
Jan
4
40% Sep
29
4
Jan
16
19
55% Dec
3
97
4
74% Nov
£3% Jan
8
July 14
S
94% Jan
17
611/4 Oct
Oct
110
Sep 26
17
3
Jan
11
1% Jan
5
78
Dec
11
13
1
41
16
2 % Nov
77%
77%
77%
77%
77
77
32%
32%
32%
323/a
1,400
25
2,000
Sep 23
119% Sep 13
3% Mar 29
39
May 6
16
32%
32%
24
24%
24%
24%
31%
*115
21
13%
36%
37
137
137
*157
160
19%
20%
*115%
116%
common
Corp
'
140
62
128
62%
128
*113%
V
17%
1-10
112%
109
16% Jan
4
Dec
102
Jan
6
35
Dec
27
31
Nov
16
36
105% Dec
17
100
Feb
1
110
22
32"% Dec
56
Jan
4
66
9
Jan
4
15% Dec
37% Jan
4
20
30% Oct
58
21
96
15
Jun
14% Jan
16% Jan
convertible
41
2
72
6
22% Mar 30
56% Jan
33% Jan
Mar 15
6
6
100
5
Jan
41% July 26
4
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
17
10
31
6% Oct
11
49% Jun
4
48% Nov
29
33% July 15
21% Mar 8
9% Jan
46% Nov
38% May 16
43% Aug 31
29
4
38% Nov 29
35% Jan
4
66% Dec
60
12
20% Jun
11
22
Jan
5
32% Dec
91
Jan
4
99
43% Mar 25
e
Jan
Sep
56
Dec
23% Mar 17
1123%
373/a
373/4
3,700
107%
773/4
78%
18,100
108%
109%
1073%
1083/4
9,900
2%
800
5
27
4
3
15% Dec
27
12% Aug 17
30
40
76
Gas &
American
Hawaiian
5% Apr
1
American
Hide &
Nov
Jun
28
11
Jan
6
100
Jun
25
96% Jan
26
'31 % Dec
30
27
28
Nov
21
38
Mar 30
17
65
Jan
17
96
Nov
15
13% Sep
16
American
19
11
94% Oct
/16%
Aug
2
Electric
Ice Co
noncumulative
6
5%%
3.90%
273/a
203/4
20%
200
6%
6%
45%
453/4
45%
6%
46%
17,500
463/4
*46%
46%
44%
♦42%
42%
700
60%
611/4
900
45%
45%
45%
46%
46%
46%
43%
44
44
44%
62
61%
62%
613/4
62%
preferred—100
Corp new_l
"
49
107
3%
28
87%
12%
*98
15%
—100
36%
*104
x25%
1
2
32 %
32
100
60%
*165
119%
47
14%
49%
60%
Jun
17
13% Jan
4
46% Jan
6
60 % Sep
23
American Natural
11
American News
30
26% Oct
27
38
Oct
27
67
Jan
6
13% Jan
24% Dec
22
21% Mar 14
180 % Nov
9
8% Dec
31
Jan
6% Jan
24
13
4
4
34
Oct
170
Oct
Mar 31
40 % Aug
4
29% Jan
50% Jan
6
6
40% Mar 14
161% Jun
17
27
121% Oct
31
29% Feb
62% Nov
17
13
39 % Jan
Sep
33% Dec
22
46% Nov
125
25% Aug 30
44% Jan
5
7
7% May 25
26
57
May 24
45% Dec 30
170
Jun
38% Apr
53% Mar
109
3
47
46%
47
46 %
46%
1,300
36%
36%
36%
36%
37%
37%
1,400
17%
18%
177/a
18%
10,500
14%
10,500
177/a
14%
48%
3%
2
*12%
*98
.15%
*15%
*36%
14%
14
3%
3 Vb
3%
♦28%
873/4
29
29
29
1,100
89%
86%
88
1,800
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
102
15%
36%'
*98
25%
*89%
*104,
25%
11
21
Amer
22
7%
58% Feb
18
8
64% Jan
5
137% Jan
147% Nov
16
16% Dec
6
14% Jan
20% Jan
31
Jan
4
178% Dec
7
172% Jan
13
July
1
66% Dec
29
62% Feb
21
29
100
38% Mar 14
Nov
16
187% July 21
79% Sep
145
Nov
20
23
preferred
Refining
Sugar
1
com—100
preferred
100
Tobacco
28
6%
Tobacco
100
preferred
100
71% Sep
55% Nov
22
25
10
American Viscose Corp com
"When issued"
27
11% Jan
10
American Water Works Co
Aug 13
26% Jan
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
1
30% Jun
6
American
Zinc
83
Aug 26
Anaconda
Anaconda
Wire &
25
12% Jan
4
21%
SejTIi
4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
45% Jan
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan
6
72
Sep
21
30
Jan
5
33% Mar 30
40
Jun
20
100
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
Preferred
6%
Preferred
5%%
Anchor
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
45% Dec
103
Sep
7
34
Sep
26
23
"
52% Mar 29
.44% Oct Jl
15% Nov 29
see
page
13% Jan
26.
3
110
Mar
7
44% Jan
3
57% Jan 28
36
Nov
15
51
/4
96
144%
*15/2
180%
75%
142%
63%
Lead
&
7%
Cable
53%
53%
49%
168
6.25
preferred
& Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
Andes Copper Mining
No par '
21.80
10
14
40 Ve
22
176
•173%
7%.
7%
31Va
31
53%
53%
53%
483/4
493/4
48%
168%
168
168%
90
27%
6,000
31
100
14%
9
16,000
593/a
5,800
273/4
3,400
403/4
6,200
109
3,600
223/a
18,500
176
10
73/4
5,800
31%
1,300
53%
300
493/a
15,200
169
740
44%
128%
128%
131%
60
38%
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
37%
21,600
52
52
52%
52 3/4
53
53
563/4
.
96
145%
15%
181 "
76%
95%
145
44%
129
97%
147
443/4
♦43%
443/4
*129
♦129
130%
300
4,900
98 Va
800
145%
410
15%
15%
200
180%
146
98 Va
144%
97%
97%
145%
45
180%
24,800
76%
16,500
540'
15%
15%
*15%
180%
180%
180%
181
76%
77%
76%
77
76%
145
"143 %
144%
153/4
142 %
142%
64%
63%
64%
52
52
52%
50%
51%
493/4
503/a
14,300
9%
9%
9Vt
9%
93/a
3,20Q
*27%
27%
*27%
27%
*26
26 Va
143
27%
27%
26%
♦26
26%
20%
xl9%
73%
72%
63%
36%
36%
*106
107
34%
34%
52
53 1
36
36
143
10,000
26
26
19%
20
73 Vb
73%
63%
65
64%
65
1,390
36%
37
36 Vb
36%
1,800
63%
66
36%
37
34%
52%
*35%
107
34%
53%
36%
"20
4,900
203/a
19%
72%
►106
_
75
20
74%
106
34%
46,500
"
Hocking Glass Corp—
Anderson Clayton
27%
108%
22V4
7%
47%
58 %
106%
30%
*27 V*
63'A
Smelting—1
41
30%
163
83%
28%
40
7%
9%
No par
25
27%
104
30%
9%
50
25
series
Common
$4
x?73,
9%
*27%
*26
20
71%
series
40%
8%
58
105
44%
128%
52
com—5
Co
13
29% Jan
25
common
8% Oct
25% May 17
16% Oct 14
footnotes
5
American Tbi &; Tel Co
American
100
No par
28%
101
14%
14%
57%
7%
48%
25
common
57%
27%
*30
31%
83/4
30%
54
49% Nov
Tl% Sep~27
30%
9
105
27%
*173%
168
American
106
*104%
173%
53%
Co
Sumatra
106
173%
178
167/a
American Stores
7%
*1047/8
213/4
No par
100
American Steel Foundries
American
%
22%
Co—No par
preferred
Co
104
5
Smelt & Refg com
noncumulative
6,600
22%
-01/
6%
1,400
58 3%
10
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
American Snuff
60
36%
563/4
22%
American Safety Razor
Apr
89%
36 3/8
99%
22%
*173%
7%.
9
72% Apr
58% Sep
89%
36%
99%
3
172
893/4
57%
39%
9% Jan
1,800
12,600
36 Va
28%
100
35%
105 %
25
56%
99%
preferred
600
36%
39%
37% Feb
7%
153/a
57%
28%
5
60Q
101
36
39
179% Jan
24%
6,400
56%
28%
5
>35%
•104
105%
9,100
2,000
3%
36 %
56%
Std Sany common
153/a
49%
112
57
57
Rad &
•98
36%
24%
89%
3%
15%
35%
105%
25
48%
107
101
15%
56%
1
14
48%
107%
8%
Amer
74 % Dec
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
14%
48%
1073/4
9
B—No par
700
48%
No par
cl
49
5,700
*104
*89%
•48%
107%
28%
102
Day
A
18%
8%
Co
Chem
1,900
46%
25
Co_
Optical
121%
2,500
*30%
*14
Co
120
13%
1
16
142% Nov
45"% Dec
American
Gas
Thanksgiving
13%
5
20
Corp
27% Jun
4
19
American Motors
&
46 % Aug 24
131% Aug 12
38% Nov 22
20
convertible preierred
American Molasses Co
Potash
8
130% Jan
5%%
Amer
25
10
com
25
10% Feb
138% Feb
Products
Nov
121% Jan
22
preferred
American Metal
46,900
175
13%
88
88% '
40
61%
*168
1,000
48
*14%
15
11
4%%
com
300
33
993/4
603%
175
121%
32V4
*32%
*97
13%
28%
26
CLOSED
300
473/4
87
36%
EXCHANGE
61%
121
STOCK
993/4
60%
121
•32
32%
*165
28%
105%
32%
32%
175
87%
12%
*32
*97
9,900
13%
107
3%
32%
*463/a
14,200
47
*13%
r2
109
32%
100
.
*30%
17
8% Oct
For
263/4
203/4
14%
10% Jan
July 21
8% JFeb 23
27 Va
*14%
11% Sep 23
14% May 12
507/a Oct
7
23
100
6%
14%
5
31
3,900
26%
27%
277/a Dec
38%
105
*20%
6%
31%
73% Nov
38
*103
27
28%
42 % Dec
"■
68%
21
*30%
30
6
39%
105%
300
26%
31%
Jun
34% Jan
11,400
*20%
28%
32
41'
38%
♦104
28%
32% Jan
,'
39%
104
27%
24% Mar 16
30% Apr
38%
104
2
31
22
80
18
*66%
100
108
72
68%
88%
25
31
17%
*36
56%
104%
Dec
Jun
38%
106
1,400
31
18 %
*66 Va
68%
900
34%
•71
31%
*66%
115
108
72
68%
100
•103
17%
100
28
55
*30%
♦71
18
No par
7
121
31
70%
17%
No par
19% Apr
7% Jan
156
No par
preferred
1
Jan
31
70%
17%
Metal Co Ltd
Oct
34%
108
72
Machine & Metals
104
115
34%
*103
Amer
13
50
108
23%
115
34%
Amer
16
Sep
12
23%
*113
34%
68% Sep
31% Sep
36
*103
114%
41% Mar 16
5
20% Mar 14
118% Jun
34%
45% Jan
8
24
27% Jan
33,700
113
35
27% Jan 21
Nov
31
42% Jan
23%
115
54
Feb
144% Jan
700
6%
Fdry common—7
&
Dec
22% Feb
1
prior preferred
American Mach
25
169
50
Investment Co of 111
4
107
15% May
1
com
common
4
9% Nov
71%
6%
14 %
5
10
convertible preferred-.
Products^
20
39% Jan
Co
Co_l—
Leather
Jan
15
SS
7
94% Jan
717/a
18%
International
18
71
23%
36%
Am^loan
88% Nov
71
23%
17%
American
107% Feb
35% Apr
72
23%
36 Va
lift
17
13
71%
23%
40c
15
11
100
71
No par
Inc..
Nov
Sep
31
19,600
46%
38 % Oct
23% Oct
4
6%
*30 3%
30% Nov 23
19% Jan 11
100% Jan
103
Apr 21
28% July 27
4
17% Jan
107
24
1.
29% May 19
105
6%
31
94%
46%
American-Home
14% Nov
21% Feb
1
Foreign Power__No par
American
14
32% Oct
84% Jan
American &
10
3% Nov 21
31
20
Secur
50% Nov
13
100% Jan
Mar 30
36
93
5
Lines
123% Nov
70
Jan~12
16
*2%
♦33
93%
32%
32%
33
32%
100%
1°°
60%
59
170
*166
119% 120
48
48
13%
13%
Rights
American Export
1
20
23%
14
22
7
7% May 17
14
2% Nov
*
2%
36
43%
62
10
Corp
Jan
44% Jan
Jan
22
*2%
*33
46%
American Cyanamid Co com
10
3%% conv preferred series B_100
3%% conv preferred series C-100
62% Feb
1
28
92
29
20% Sep
3
Jan
.
Sep
40 % Sep
2%
37
100
92%
45%
10
European
Jan
177/a
*66%
100
American
15
2%
100
8,700
*30%
27%
prior preferred-
Enka
23
114
98
67%
138
31
21
Colortype Co
4%%
American
54
3
*112%
*133
93
*20%
6%
Distilling Co
Encaustic Tiling
18
114
31%
70%
_No par
American
Nov
*112%
673/a
140
100
90%
No par
Cable
American
34
98
67%
*133
2,600
*30%
12.50
Co
4
42% Dec
-
&
Chicle
10
57
26
8
66%
138
59%
30%
x26%
preferred
American Chain
American
15
33% Jan
4% Dec
12
*96%
67%
583/4
*96%
1,800
93%
1
common
Sep
52% Jan
1% Nov
2"% Jun
Co
11
9
66%
*132%
*33
1
Corp
26
% Jun
2%
35
25
American Can
Radio
Oct
44
115
38%
*1°4
common
12% Jan
16
Dec
127
67%
138
100
'
&
12
11% Sep
8% Jan
Mar
109% Sep
Mar 15
96
20
Inc
preferred
63% Sep
Apr
58%
96
100
23%
343/4
Broadcasting-Paramount
Mar 14
106
58%
108
*103
*31
No par
com
preferred
American
140
Dec
Co
>
34%
50
American Crystal Sugar com
21
39% Dec
Shoe
convertible
Nov *17
27
H4
100
5%%
ser
Nov ,21
48
...
1
33
29
8
1
50
'33
46% Nov
26% Jan
com
100% Jan
17
111
1123/4
preferred
preferred 1952
American Cable
7%
111 '
5,300
37%
27
54% Sep
13% Dec
7
3
112
10
111
4,000
78%
58%
97
'
46% Sep 16
71% May? 6
110%
1,100
17%
108%
27% Mar 14
1147/8 Dec
4
Jan
Jan
173/a
107%
common
conv
Theatres
5%
>17%
111%
109%
91% Sep
6
29
148% Dec
125% Apr 21
105% Jun 30
31% Jan
21
25% Aug 12
25
47
18
48% Jan
3
17%
Mil
77%
American Bank Note common
10
6% preferred
j.
50
American Bosch Arma Corp com—2
Brake
■17%
110%
37%
3%% convertible preferred
100
American Bakeries Co com
_No par
4%
110
78%
convertible preferred
Amer
117
37%
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)__II_l
Petroleum Corp
No par
Sep 19
117
77%
No par
Amalgamated Leather Co
2nd
117
36%
Aluminium Limited
Mar 30
107 %
18
Dec
21
*113%
17 Va
77%
100
cum
118
8,800
134
*113%
36%
100
4%%
133
77%
preferred
Amer
22% Jan
11
Nov
84
12
31
23
27% Jan
31% Feb 23
Jan
25% Dec
4% Jan
14
141/4 Jan
20
104% Mar
13
65
5
20
Dec
Sep
133
1
20
convertible
preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Aluminum Co of America
May 31
27% Mar 15
4
35% Feb
44% Jan
Nov
139% Jun
64%
*129
10
common
3%%
23%
18
150
64
132
59
100
American Airlines
Feb
*140
63%
*128
58%
par
Amer Agricultural
Chemical__No par
26% Mar 16
500
34%
Amerada
98
*219
79,500
♦22%
30
8
62%
120
9%
150
*135
63%
4,400
88
8%
35%
105 % Jun
29% Jun
143
88
8%
500
23%
14
6
89%
8%
*219
34%
82
20% Jan
8%
500
'*22%
2%
35
30%
90%
71
29
88%
*110%
4
22% Dec
24 Va
89%
34%
30% Nov
4
203/4
116 Va
*24%
227/a
5
4
20%
*115 %
24"
111%
17
11% Jan
20%
116%
24
34%
Jan
70% Jan
11,800
'20%
*115%
22%
251/4 Jan
23
4,b00
*109%
34
91% Feb
1,100
3%
34%
15
11
*3%
23%
16
Oct
3%
*22%
Feb
70
14,800
142
160
..34%
58%
*96
66%
*133
*110
36%
35
23
38%
37%
141
*157
5
26% Dec
Nov
62
4,600
—No par
23
91
118
17
*130
14%
24
8%
*219
*130
1
No par
*88
8%
*219
100
No par
8%
'
1
89%
14%
Day
20%
*88
CLOSED
37%
3%
500
6,900
Thanksgiving
31/4
200
123
213%
160
116%
100
14
33
*120
21%
142
23%
11
Oct
13%
500
300
EXCHANGE
142
3%
23%
21%
36%
25
*313%
STOCK
*157
*115%
Apr
7
21%
37%
19%
24
24%
32%
118
137
l
3%
69%
160
3%
Jan
Jan
36%
136%
*157
10
18
67
-
5
Steel
*31%
118
21%
13%
common
preferred
24%
31%
116%
13%
100
preferred
6%
31%
115
21%
28
,
31%
118
100
conv
68%
32 V*
100
Inc
4.08%
Sep 23
17,100
77
12%
series
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
88
69%
400
2,700
77%
2l%
Stores Corp common__No
4%
160% Apr 11
134% Apr 15
55% May 12
72% Jan 18
29
3% Feb
Apr
81 % Apr
27
134
124 % Nov
34% Aug
47
98
Allied
68%
68
77%
No par .Z.
Allied Kid Co
Allied Mills
5
July 22
63% Jun
9
11,100
67%
11,900
80
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
40
7
147% Nov 26
May 28
.25% Aug
18
18%
*75
common
cum
17%
14%
*75
Corp__10
preferred
$4,375
14%
14
17%
75%
_
341/4 Nov 16
51% Mar 14
5
1951
Allegheny Ludlum
11
1083/4
14 %
14%
17%
321/!
No par
preferred A
$4 prior preferred
25
108%
14
76
gtd
100
.20% Aug 26
Allen industries Inc,.
1
122% July c #4rVAllied Chemical &
Dye_—No par
111 Nov 25
"When issued"
25
19% Dec
45 % Jan
103
Nov
Nov
Nov
42%
*75
1
5%%
24
134
20
111
id
Jan
Jun
Snares
42%
67%
new
preferred
Inc
the Week
42%
17
I—I 1
Alleghany Corp
3
117
7
93
20
7%
4 % %
Nov. 46
109%
14%
1
Products
Aldens
64% Nov 25
4
104% Dec
Jun
170
21
Dec
9
July 12
326
18
106
92% Mar 11
11
Mar 14
38% Jan
Aug
Alco
28% July 25
91% Aug
5
7% Jan 26
2091/2 Jan
3
Jan
117
pfd
Sales for
Friday
Nov. 24
-67
Corp
4.50%
42%
»
Thursday
109
17%
753/-
Alabama &
Vicksburg Ry
Alaska Juneau Gold
Mining—
26% Mar 30
6
72
111
25
42%
109%
143/.
io
Air Reduction Inc
common
20
3% Oct
41%
*108%
SALE PRICES
Nov. 23
50
preferred
Aeroquip Corp
5
6
172
41%
110
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 22
25
Steel
Addressograph-Multigraph
24
29
common
Tuesday
?!
17
preferred called
Admiral
15% Aug 24
27% Mar 14
1
Co___„
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis Corp
12
41U,
«108
2.50
5%
Acme
34% Sep 20
121 % Aug 8
30% Jan
4
77% Jan 21
Vending Corp
Industries Inc
5%
20
July 29
3% Mar 25
3
2% Jan
12% Jan
Dec
35% Sep
25 %
Sep
3
201/4 Nov
Aug 25
Aug 25
77% Nov 23
19
12% Oct
22% Mar
5
ACF-Brill Motors Co
71
25 % Jan
30
Nov
ABC
Nov
100
18
14
Jan
51
Monday
Par
preferred
16% Jan 27
23% Sep 19
7i v4 Nov
10% Dec
32
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
106
34%
*106
343/8
107
10
34%
2,100
11,900
53%
54%
53%
55 %
35%
353/4
36
36
1,100
15
A
16
(2260)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Lowest
Highest
Lowoot
17% Jan
4
1% Apr
30
14% Dec 31
11
12% Jan
4
36
Oct
24% May
3
31 % July
May 12
13% Jan
6
6
Jan
13
5
31
May 13
27
IS
4
Nov
25
Arvin
Jun
17
Ashland
17
,
Carpet
Oil
&
18% Jan
•1% Jan
8
84% Jan
55
Inc
Goods
61
18
160
Nov
15
62
4D/4 Oct
Jan
5
1^3% Oct
•
5
30
101
10
Oct
3
59 Mi Mar
preferred
Atlantic
4%
8
40% Sep
39% Dec 29
17% Jan
4
85% Jan
4
101 % Dec
10
96% Sep
4
43% Dec
10
20
38% Sep
52 Mi Dec
2
8
Feb
17
«
12
15 1/8
*
15
63 % Aug
15% Oct
Hi/4 Mar 23
Mar 24
141/4 Aug 23
10
-
26
26
<14%Jan
July 13
Atlas Corp i
Atlas
Powder
145 J/4
60%
29'A
28%
99
-
11
Jan
10
18% Aug 23
24% Sep
7
20
May 26
19
18
16
Mar 21
11
Jan
25
Nov
26
8
J/4 Apr
20
54
Conv
43%
100'A
100 J/2
99%
42%
x42Va
45%
3*6 J/4
•
*42 Mi
61%
prior
16
pref' ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer—5
4
«7% Jan
4
7
•
Dec
51/2 Oct
Id,
Avco Mfg
.24%
24%
,29
42
49% Dec 29
Oct
Mar 80
common—-3
Corp (The)
5%
24%
•
—No par
6'*
42 Mi
$2.25 conV preferred
\
24%-
!
'
43
43
?
43%*.
*42 V2
42%'
J/4
1,900
2,800
/IDA
•
•i
*■
'A
2,000
•
16%
200
24%
3,300
5%
22,000
5%
/
5%
5%
41
v
24%
24
5%
•-5%
240
100
'
40%
•16%
'24
16%
'
4% Jan
99
IDA
4
1
300
16,100
11% J'
16%
17
*16%
1,600
61
6OJ/2
*12 Va ■%33/8
13%
'
i(f '
1,300
-•
100
'36%
..
60%
I 11%
%v
14,100
" 36 'A
%
♦
13%
11
1-1%
..1,400
15,600
42%
*12%
.J
X59%
15
70
,
47%
-
60 J/2
4,600
29
J%
98
....
11-/8 "11%
':'
29
100
41%
42%'
<-0OO
•
46%
36%
*99
100
-
62
*61
*
3/8
160
150
-
46%
36 V4
'45%
35%
*16 %
59-/4
*22,000
10678
bflV2
Day
99
■
16% NOV
1U0 78
.
61 J/4
99
-
45 %
60 J/4
33 3A
-
*
*12 J/2
Thanksgiving
33%
'.»■
29
*28%
29
69
<
35%
...
28
•
J/4
—_——20
15
28-/8
149 Mi
60%
60%
.-42%
Adas Tack Corp—.—::
,—No pal
Austin Nichols common—.—No pat
4:
144%
140
35%
5
—,
*/a.
2,000
A
14%
CLOSED
59 Va
99
44
lua
*iurf'A
% 59 Va
1
99
RR—-No par
33%
33
:
'
60
28%
100
Line
33
1^9 %
*59
6i"
60%
new—6.50
Co
32%
lUb74
60 V4
141%. 143
50
Atlantic Refining common—J—10
Preferred $3.75 series B
100
48% Mar 31
6
47 Mi Mar 14
Electric
Coast
32%
109%
■
29
32
31%
STOCK
3,400
EXCHANGE
'
*28 »/4
28%
28%
2b %'
7
7
31'A
14%
50
preferred
Atlantic
9
101% Apt
34»A May 17
19
14% Jan
4
10% May 28
301/*
15
—:
City
4
•
Jan
30%
70
100
20%
*0.9%
7%
*7
14'%
Co_—.
Preferred
Mar 17
7%
20%
*l95/a
30%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common *
■'
Jun
13
I'OO
*98
19%
7%
15 Va
59%
121% Jan
20
98
29 %
29%
100
19%
30'A
32%
Associates Investment
96Mi Oct
98
29
*98
7
*108%
May 27
Aug 11
29 Va
46,000
4,100
147/a
1
Aug 15
69
Dec
38,300
16-/8
29%
7
10
113
25
52 3/8
15%
28%
30
=
8
1
58
51%
15Va
Corp—
52% Feb
6
10
52
15 3/8
20%
>.-100
Common
51%
15/2
100'
<■98
*19%
28%
15.25%
51%
15 Vb
1
104% Feb
28 % Oct
•1
8
49 V8
-
2.50
Inc
22
134% Dec
4
37% Sep
27
29 V2
29 Ve
1
Nov 11
lllMi Dec
6
4
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
30
4
-
13% Jan
27
15%
5
'
31% Jan
27 %
49%
Refining Co
Dry
40
27%
28%
1
Associated
39 %
28%
15
No par
Co
Industries
39%
28
27
2nd preferred $1.50 series„No par
Jun 16
30
5
Artloom
39'/a
49
common
700
4,100
7,500
39%
5
Corp
Shares
43/4
40
39%
10
xllinois
Constable
17
32
6
25% Apr
Arnold
9% Feb
14
of
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
5
—5
_j.—1
Corp
Co
&
Armstrong Cork Co
$3.75 preferred
3
=
Corp
Steel
Armour
28
19
102 Va Apr
22
Jan
-
Mar 15
12% Jan
14
26% Jan 18
3
| Jan
6% Jun
24
20
Jan
14% Apr
10% Nov
30
19% Sep 29
8M4 Oct 20
May 19
11
7
Dec
22
Armco
10
.
11
96 Mi Aug
102% Dec
39-/8
Argo Oil
16% Feb
35 % Apr
26% Oct
Jan
16
No par
5
52% Nov 25
36
li%
-1%
Archer-Daniels-Midland
43% Feb 14
-
Nov. 21
Tar
-^—5
Bales for
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
NOV. 28
Nov. 22
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
A P W Products Co IftC-*.
3
«% Jan
11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
4y8 May 19
6 Mi Dec 31
46% Dec
7
26 Mi Dec 21
1% Feb
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Pear 1954
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND
STOCKS
gui|e for Prevloui
i
700
■
43
43
B
8
6% Aug 18
4% Jan
4
43% Jan
7
75% Dec
30
66
Jan
18
8% Jan 11
133A DeC
29
ll7/« Jan
6
30'A Jan
10
86% Jan
107
Not 23
31% July 20
8
7
113 J/a Dec
Jan
7
107
18% Jan
11
403A Dec
4
60 3A Nov
Jan
8$
88% Jan
10% Jan
Nov 20
Jun
99
24 y2
19
14
105
54% Jan
6
12
Dec
30
48% Nov
11% July
34% May
17 J/s
Sep 30
15'A Jan
407/s Oct
30% Jan
36 3/8 Dec
10
8% Jan
10 J/a Dec
22
14% Jan
40% Jan
553/8 Dec
8
Jan
1431% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
147
89 % Jan
107 J/4 Dec
2
103 7/8 Jun
13
107% May
25
4%%
Jan
8% Jan
12
Jun
38 Y4 Dec
4
26
Dec
£
4%
noncumulative
Barker Brothers
45
Sep
15
72 3A Mar 29
4%% preferred
Bath Iron Works Corp...—.*
.193/4 Nov
57
23
Jan
Jun
29
3%%
conv
2
4%%
preferred
36'A Nov 25
Beaunit
Nov
18
26% Nov
Beckman
Jan
11
96
20 Va Sep
26
30
3
49
40
Jan
7
Mar 18
Mills
Inc—
Industries
4€
17% Jan
25
25
Dec
27
22
Jan
6
38
Feo
16
Bell
Aircraft
17% Jan
4
31% Dec
31
30% Jan
17
42% Apr
15
Bell
&
90% Jan
18
45
Oct 14
19 3A Sep
34
Jan
1% Dec
23
1
101
Apr
18
59 y2 Mar
26
3
27
32 Vb Dec
29
30
Mar 14
4
48 3A Dec
3
43
Jan
7
<■
60
4
111% Dec
31
101 y2'Jan
6
165% Sap
144% Jan
5
9% May 6
85% Apr 30
17%
11
147/a Dec
27
29 Vb Dec
3
31
158 Mi Sep
29
803/4 Oct
27 Va Dec
Ja'n "l2
14% Jan
1681/4 Nov 29
13 Va Jan
74
•
3
32 % Dec
5
75
Dec
29
1,
243/s Apr
8
17% Nov
23
Jan
26
353/4 Dec
31
4% Jan
4
177/a Dec
31
13% Jan
4
18
Dec
12% Jan
39/
14
•3% Jan 12
99
Dec
563/4 Aug
3
7
62
Aug
343A Jan
95 Vb
8% Jan
23%
Jan
6
11
18
Mar
-7%
4
.363/4 Nov
88 V2 Mar
.20
3
29
vll% Jun
8
•
i
66% May- 3 u
Sep 12
100% Nov
16
;
•
14% Jan
3
32% Dec
29% Sep
19
14
28 Vb Jan
3
<
64% Sep
19
10
12 Va Nov
2
!
18% Mar 28
38
Mar 14
38
Jan
19% Jan
11
4"
86% July 20
20
Jan
6
13% Jan
4
Jan
13
60
13% Jan
15
S3
12.
Jan
67'
Oct
25
56% Jan
34Vb Dec
29
28 Va Jan
100
-
Mar 11
95
33% Aug
2
143/4 Dec 29
83
32
22 Mi Dec
36% Dec
28
:
6
6
33
4
17% Dec
20
15% Jan
85
28
85 3A Jan
16% Feb
24
35% Jan
11
51% Aug
10
10% Jan 11
80% Feb
3
29
16
5
82
Oct
71
Sep 30
73%
74%
16%
11%
Jun
8
Nov
8
Jan
4
Feb
8
11% Jan
4
7% Jan
4
16% Jun 29
88
July 2
$2
Jan
4
1% Jan
4
f% Jan
8
*«% Dec
30
10% Jan
4
12% Aug 20
•0% Jan
6
82% Jan 11
22% Jan
5
21% Jan
44% Jan
88
Oct
26
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
Nov
21
,
22% Jan
15
,
23
Jan
6
10 3/4
Apr
12
8% Oct
11
Dec
24
Oct
6
11
99% Jan 26
31
33Vi Jan
-
Bigelow
8
•
22
;
Apr'26
,
.
22
Forge Co
1
30% Oct 31
12 5%
8
15
;
18
26
31
Jan
14V* Sep
6
26
91V2 Jan
17
575/s Jan
13
Nov 30
9
25 V4 Jan
:
4
10
•
11% Apr 11
*
42
44 y4 Apr
4
Nov
14
l67/8 Apr
13
100
July 15
64% Feb
7
Terminal
32% Aug 29
35% Jun-16
33
Deb 29
28% Mar 14
4
61
July 23
53% May 27. *59
Feb 21
3,900
36%
36 »A
600
30 Va
305/8
;28 Va
13
13%
28%
3,400
590
131/a
1,190
"
17 Mi
-*
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10 3/4
800
645/a
10%
17%
103/4
17%
10%
,
"651/2
2,500
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43%
44%
58
43 %
7,100
27%
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15
16
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43
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98
57
98
57%
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64%
64%
.
98
28,000
65% '67"
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29
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60
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57%
93
93
29%
2,200
25.
:
39
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•
26%
20%
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31%
22
17
16%
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92
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1,500
15,500
2,000
16%
171/4
37,000
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80
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80
82
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26%
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27%
26%
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82%
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811/2
210
283%
20,700
26%
28
2 7 3/8
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16%
16%
163/4
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16%
16 3A
163/4
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29 3A
293^
30
293/4
29%
293/4
301%
10%
10%
28% '28%
10%
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29
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6
34
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28%
♦100
600
9,800
400
28Mi
90
101
43%
43%
3,200
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6,600
11,400
13
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4,700
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37
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37
5,900
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62
31;- 81%
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12
45/a
13
16
7
95 A
'^1^ f?
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30
——25
1—No par
95%
42%
4
6/e
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37
preferred——_No par
29
102 '•
12%
6%
"
,.
Campbell W & C Foundry
-15
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
com__1.65Va
100.,
41 A
4^2
13%
,
29
*191
101
101
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Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific Ry.
Cannon Mills —:
60
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—1
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80
—5
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,
100
.
26%
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1
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9,400
12,700
1393/8
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251/4
•
16%
80
83%
-
6,100
1,000
1,600
1021/4
'
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82
-
4,800
34i/2"
14% '"14%
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100
26,300
34"
22%
•
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98
100%
32%
X22
31
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'26%
31%
v
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91V2
26%
900
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2,700
22
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317%
22%
>
16%
22
143/4
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38
20%
155%;
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25
30
-
; 341/2
,
25
90%
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99
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99
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43%
54 Va
54
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34 y4-
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14%
60
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3,600
1,500
41,000'
3,800
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60
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16%
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7
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—
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44
27/a
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Calumet & Hecla Inc
—5
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—-1
Campbell Soup Co„'
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8,400
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California Packing Corp
;
28%
173/4
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,v.
14%
par.
Butte Copper & Zinc
_,_5
Byers Co (A M) common—_No par
7% participating preferred
100
3
27V4
27%
'•
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.
10
:
com
preferred
3%% preferred
„i
4Mi% second preference-
Butler Bros
Aug 26
1033/4 Jan
4
page
44
27%
"
1
•
4%
Bush
34 »A
26 3A
30%
"30'/a
%
11
64%
98%
-—
60
For footnotes
See
15
—
Co
Burroughs Corp
19% July
36 Mi Feb
.
.
13%
173A
57 A
_1.
—
Burlington Industries Inc
63/s Aug 15
153/4 Mar 3
99% May 13
27% July
Jun
29
11
/
A
"
100
Bulova Watch Co Inc n€w__
46% July 28
37 Ml Nov
Dec~13
283A Dec
15 Vb Dec
*65.
44 1
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2.50
BuUard
80
29%
28%
*
/57%
"
100
-
21
34Mi Jun
•
6
65/a Nov
42%
—
Buffalo
l
603/4
2,200
*■.33%
'
11
7
lOVsJan
U
84%
Budd
25% Sep :6
65%
66%
29%
17 A
11
5
33/4%
.
30%
13
29%
28 A
13
1.
12%
17 /a
25
29% Jan
23% May 17
31
23
29%
2*8%
'
'
100
Co;
Brunswick-Balke-Collender_i_No
13
36
'
600
3,700
Jyfaine RR— ;
Common
&
36
643/4
65 A
x64Mi
Bucyrus-Erie Co -< v
-_i—_^5
(The> Co common
*-5
$5 preferred
——No par
92
Mar 18
16
26% Sep 10
107% Nov
1
36
;
153%
'
15
—*
Brown Shoe Co Inc.—
23
Jan
.21 Mi Aug
92% Mar
3
Dec
3Vb Dec
(The)
Edison
Brown
27%
"•
—
763/a Jan
25
36% Dec
16
27%
1,100
23,000
80
80
*793%
27%
36%
1.25
common
*—2.50
preferred —J
tf)0
Brooklyn Union Gas
—-—No par
-
•
27
-
471/4
170
*
343/4 |
27
*36
Bristol-Myefs Co
July 21
47% Feb
f
25
25Va Nov 12
16% Dec 29
12
0
25
80
34
'
700
313%
15%
7 9 Va
15%
151/a
26%
27%
1
—
16 9 %
*168
31,300
158 5/a
47
157 Va
*168
•'157% 158%
4,400
r
1%
1%
31%
1%
48
34
27
1
.
40
Mar 15
Mar 12
20
313/4
15%
9,100
55
19%
26%
26
3,600
106
545/s
1%
34
15,900
31V2
*101
uay
20
313A
*t9»A
34%
26 A
251/a
31
2,000
54%
48
169
33%
-
—No par
Inc_:
1%
15%
12%
24%
3,700
19%
157%
25'/a
-1
Co new
95V4July29
27 Vb Aug 17
213A Nov .11
17% Dec
30
9
23.
20
Dec
105
190
27
12%
Thanksgiving
1,700
491/4
'26%
CLOoED
2,300
-.650
213/4
*48
EXCHANGE
53%
168%
18Va -15 A
*79%-"80
Bridgeport Brass Co common——43 _■
4y2% preferred——;——50
*51
54%
Briggs Manufacturing Co——__3.50
22
22%
Briggs & Stratton
No par
<93
93%
July 25
31% Feb
*99%
155%
J
23
173% May 17
6
6
Sep
34% May
111
Mar 14
11% Jan
99 ^
100% Apr
:
36% Feb
6
Jan
203A jan
21
t
Aug 11
Sep 26
74
Jan
24% Jan
-
48
48
.
14 Vb Jan
30
t
6
82
July 28
-
<56M4July20
May 10
Mfg
5% preferred
1—
Braniff Airways Inc—
46% Mar'4
513A Oct 24
19
32%
STOCK
24 Va
^9
4
33
♦31%
i'54% 156
Co
-—
Co
Boston &;
.
17
21
Decker
Stores
Boston
13
443A Dec
24%
■
54%
20
1%
1/2
^
4 «'4
100—170
1
——-
Borg-Warner Corp common*3%% preferred
Dec
Dec
preferred
Borden
15
61% Sep
6
1'9%'
47 %
(Del) com—No par
Book-of-thc-Month Chib Inc!
<481/4 Aor
53 Va Jan
Steel
Class B
Bond
7
6
54
J*
-1
pat
3
19% Jun 22
14
12'A
48%
271/4
12'A
26%
105
54'A
21%
22
48%
33
20
90'A
8,600
253/e
90
21%
12%
24%
*99%
105
--lA
"
1
—-—
Bohn Aluminum & Brass Cofp—15
Bon Ami Co class A
—_No
3
Jan
Co
(Delaware)—
10
Bliss (E W) Co——
:
11
Bliss & Laughlin Inc———=w_2.S0
Boeing Airplane Co—^
-5
17
<31% Sep
393/4 Jan
&
siaw-Knox
14
15 y2 Mar 14
9'A Jan
Nov
33% Jun
1
.
.
1% May 3
30Vi May 11
Black &
31'
25.
Aug 23
12% Nov 10
17
48% Jan
30
18
12%
*32%
25
90
*90
•
48%
26%
24%
v-
20
"
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com.S
1 4%% pfd series of 1951
100
•
20% Mar-l5
3
Dec
16
15
54% May 18
i
11
74% Sep
Sep
85% Sep
.37 Sap
28 Vb Mar 15
29
8
July 29
87% Mar 17
36% Dec 13,
Bethlehem
3
Aug 17
30
38
Benguet Consol Mining Co—-lpeso
22
'9
;
12 /2
251/a
*
Best Foods
172
22
26%
•
24 A
901/4
21%
-
36%
'36%
36 y8
24%
90
*48
800
•
~10
353A
24%
53%
—4
—
Best
6
Sep'26
Co
1
7
25
*99%
5
Beneficial Finance
107
*106
3o/a
56 Mi July
18
24
?
*32 V4
35% July 25
=
33% Oct 11
32% Feb
May
Jan
1
preferred
130
106%
•
*8
26 A
.
50 Va
7,300
1978
50
19%
'
5,800
52%
50
19%
•"
400
X19
132
35%
100
8,700
44
50
35%
23,700
581/a
51%
51%
50%
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.
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12 A
24
-1
—
common—
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44
*43'A
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30
42,100 ■'
22
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100
Co
*21%
'•
21 %
7
56%
21%
106%.
.
10
i
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Corp
HoWell
KVa%
10
Co
Bendix Aviation
14
l%Jan
30% Jan
Jan
.
7
22 3A Feb
i
Apr 22
Beech-Nut
6
58%
21%
132
90%
,
43
'55%
90
04%
35%
21 Mi
75%
74%
*42
100
.
48% ; 493/8 75
75°/8
*42
43
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*120
24
—s—-—SO
'1
49
48%
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24
35%
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101
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133
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RR
12 y« Nov
8
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100
•
111 Va
101
i
19
5,000
33%
1
111%
101
-
50
tu.%
333/8
22,200
127/a-
101 \
51%.
50 Va
f9/4
50
W
Creek
25
96 Mi Mar
19
Beech
10% Apr 14
30% Nov 26
Nov 17
50 A
1,300
1,200
961/4
"
12%
112
"55%
*21
21%
*437A
44%
/a
95%
■'
112
75
^
42%
74 Va
44
50 A
(A S) 4%% pfd——100
Beech Aircraft Corp-,—*;■
1
14
Packing
Belding-Heminway
,
4o A
10
—
34% May
23'
80
preferred—100
33%
-
7
*6%
r
.
977?
12%:
33 7/a
96%
'-12%
58
21%
Beck Shoe
July 11
.Oct
prior
'
:
48%
,42%.
w
«%
6%
./
m
47%
,
IS
Bayuk Cigars Inc,.——x
No par
Beatrice Foods Co common.i.-12.50
8
;
«%
111%
*101
J*.7
19
common—<
3334
■111%
48%
73%
Sep
26% Oct 24
% May 18
preferred—100
26
10
.
45 A-
-
Corp.—-v-*-—10
357/8 Sep
143/a Oct
100
100
42
.
*2%
83%'-
!
*02
■
-52%
22% Mar 14
Dec, 29
1
100
Barber
.
95%-
12% 7
33 A
•
Bangor. & Aroostook common-—SO
Oil
95%
'
i
,33/4
J1U
101
July 14
66% Jan 13
85
21
41
Eleb
&
'«%=.
•v
■
preferred series C——
Baltimore & Ohio commons
45
49% Nov 17
22
17
Gas
7
SA"' zl
®4
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38 Mi Mar
31
90 Mi Nov
3
-1
Corp.—13
Co—.jNopar
preferred series B_^—100
24
81
Inc.-
33 % Jan
1
Dec
Jan
T)
4%
.
'
Dec. 31
64
13% May
1
533/8 Sep
1
.753A Nov 23
32
107
Baltimore
5
Jan
<B
Babctfck & Wilcox Co <The)*No par
" Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
,35% Aug 12
43% Jan
30
Babbitt
Mar 30
}13% May
353/4 Jan 18
29
10
Mar 24
*
Mar 31
109
9
8 Va Feb
,•
114
1
62
951/4'
62
61V4
6IV4
30
*29%
305/a
-
40
120
.
'
200
30 Va
.
31 Yb
54/8
30
313/8
31'3A.
31%
32%
333/8
31,400
543%
54 »/4
54 Va
*541/4
541/2
900
'
.
Volume
(2261)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoua
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since
Highest
8% Jan
28
13
Jan
27 Va Dec
40 V4
Apr
17 % Jan
107
5
Jan
22
40 % Jan
126
5
46% Jan
31
621/4 Apr
38% Sep
Jan
23
Mar 15
7
48 Va Oct
Jan
7
20% Nov 22
19% Dec 29
3
4
Mar
1291/2 Feb 26
4
16% Apr
28
107 Va Jan
4
665/0 May
120
Nov
10
102 7% Feb
26% Dec
29
Nov
26
8
4
81 % Dec
30
Jan
4
73% Nov
31
27
Jan
191/2 Dec
18% Jan
18
Oct
28
4 7/8 Jan
4
21 Va Mar 12
19% Nov
10
7% Jan
6
81/2 Dec 20
40% Dec
28
82
22
121/4 Jan
79 % Jan
147% Jan
38i/4 Jan
8
105i/2 Dec
19
19% Jan
8
26
Jun
24
Jan
26
21
Mar 14
18
13% Oct
4
6% May 27
201/4 Jan
4
10 Va Nov
29
41V2 Dec
30
12% Jan
28% Dec
31
4
8% Jan
33
4
48
Nov
11
60
98 % Jan
5
108
22
May 12
47/8 Feb
22
20
Apr
5
64
109
July 19
6% May 17
68
29 Va
8% Dec
30
31
43
33 Va Jan
46% Dec
31
84% Jan
42 % Jan
9
93 V4 Jan
17
21% Jan
18
Jan
24% Dec 30
30% Dec 30
23% Feb
181/2 Jan
Mar 14
3
64 Vj Sep
56% Sep
100
28
Jan
18
Sep
26
26
33% Jan
18
44% Mar
38% Dec
16
12'/4 Mar
36 % Jan
19
19% Dec
31
5% Jan
16 Va Jan
13% Dec
31
12
10
Jun
8
351/a Mar
15% Jan
6
52% Dec 29
45% Feb
16
IOV4 Jan
11
17% Dec 30
29
34% Feb
30% Jan
Oct
63
Jan
49% Dec
5
74V4 Sep
117/8 Jan
142% Mar
11
9 Va Feb
14
1% Jan
4
Dec
15% May
31
3
16% Dec 31
Feb
May 25
72% Dec 21
20% Feb
18
971/2 Jan
4
Jan
28% Jan
Aug
29
Jan
7
66% Jan
9
15
84 % Aug
11
17
6% Sep
18
23
12
49,
Nov 23
23% Jan
100
17
Aug
59% Jan
42 %
4
18
75
Aug 23
97/8 Jan
5
177/8
98% JUly 22
15
Jan
4
74
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
22
3
27
40% Feb
Oct
27
Mar
4
7
4
29
73
Jan
4
347/8 May 4
27/s Jan 17
Dec
31
22
976
39% Mar 14
Apr
49
133% Jan
4
100% Mar
9
122
111% Jan
6
145
990
95% Sep 10
20% July 28
90
Apr 18
50% May 6
Jan
14
17'A Jan
6
Aug 26
July 11
1,160
Sep
13
21
Mar 14
33% Sep
45
Jan
6
49
52 7/a Dec
31
48% Oct
10
63
61
31
59
6
75
Jan
56
Jan
17
July 28
Mar 29
1
May 27
67% May 27
22% Oct
Jan""
16% Dec
23
7
32
Apr
21
22Vi Oct
4
11
31
Apr
22
17% Feb
23
23% Nov 23
68% Jan
4
89
Feb
17
22
41% Jan
11
53% Dec
26% Jan
11
31% July 15
61% Dec
8
44
15% Mar 14
26% Oct
6
77
May 27
441/4 Oct
11
281/4 Mar 15
,85V4 Feb
4
52% Jun
17
34 'A Aug
2
com
Cotton
Co
Oil
preferred
26
25 V4
42%
*115
Gas
42%
*116
&
88
88
12
11'A
11'A
20
20%
20
20 %
5%
57/8
5%
Ry Co
noncumulative
20'/a
STOCK
54
1
55%
EXCHANGE
99 Va
CLOSED
28%
Thanksgiving
28
28%
27%
56%
32
102
com
—15
57%
gtd
4%
No par
No par
com
16
24% Jan
20% Oct
28
25% May 26
com
10
;
preferred series B
noncumulative
1st
4%
noncumulative
2nd
Broadcasting
Carbon
36% Dec
8
28
5
7% May 10
46 Va Jun
1
11
Jan
27
53% Nov
3
Nov~24
1097/b Feb
108
1
Jan
11
l"l~2
Mar
"4
106% Aug 17
109% Jun
1
1011/2 Oct 28
1
103% Sep
21
105
Sep 22
30% Dec
105% Dec
30
31
4
79% Nov 24
21
106% Dec 27
61
Jan
6
80
July
7
101% Mar
7
105% Jan
10
27% Jan
6
411/2 Sep
8
100% Jan
13
72% Sep
26
97% Aug 11
109
July
5
Jun
17
1041/4 Jun
1
85
600
18
32%
3 2 7/a
48V2
50%
48%
3,400
48 Va
33,100
100
'
50%
50%
150
*64%
65%
200
*63
65 %
23%
241/4
237/a
24%
24 '/a
24Va
23%
23%
23%
241/2
24 Va
24%
16
16
6,400
I6V4
16
161/4
16%
16%
24
24
23%
47,700
24
23%
237/a
23%
23%
2,600
82
82%
82%
82%
210
49
497%
49%
50%
10,800
317/s
31%
317/a
31%
31%
65%
66
52
51
1,700
51%
51%
53%
52
54
201/4
20%
20%
4,300
21%
20%
21
41%
42
41%
42
41%
41 '/a
par
7%
8
10
par
*
$4.16 preferred
Corp
Common
64%
.64%
64%-
6%
8
8
8
17
17V4
17
171/4
17V4
17%
211/4
21%
21%
22
21V2
21'/a
20%
20%
41%
41%
10,000
Va
13,800
2,600
17%
17%
14,200
x7%
8
21%
21%
341/4
341/4
341/4
33%
34
*33%
34%
400
197/a
201/4
20
20%
20
20
19%
19%
2.800
48
48%
48%
48%
48V4
48%
47%
48%
10,800
1091/2
*34
'
109%
4,300
109
109%
1091/2
109%
1.000
28V2
29
30
30%
31%
31%
33%
8,400
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16 Va
800
25V2
25%
25%
25%
24%
24%
24%
25%
1,500
—10
33%
34
33%
34%
34%
10,500
100
*20%
22%
*21%
221/4
1
12%
12%
12%
127%
22%
12%
1,200
28
1.33V3
*16'A
5
pfd
Stores
8
109%
1
Corp
Inc
Co Inc
10c
No par
No par
No par
*
—
8
48%
*48%
issued"-.
preferred
preferred
110V4
♦1077/B
103%
8%
49
8
48V4
8%
48%
49%
*48V4
110%
IIOV4
110%
109
109
109
103%
♦102%
49
33%
*21
12%
8%
48%
341/2
34Va
22'%
*21
12%
*12%
8 Va
49
*481/4
49 'A
1101/4
110%
♦108V4
109 Va
%
*102%
103'%
70%
70%
103
109
8 Va
8 Va
•
'
2,100
48%
49 Va
6,300
*48%
49 Va
111
330
*108%
IO9V2
20
*102%
111
_
——
103%
340
71
72%
1,100
*102
1031%
of America—
10
preferred
preferred
Can
$3.75 preferred
69
100
.
Continental Baking
Continental
65
52
Corp—_5
Power Co com
"when
1,800
64
25
Corp
Consolidated Textile
Consumers
64%
*82
1
1
No par
Retail
-<82%
'
Ind
of Cuba
*82
10,800
49%
Consolidated Natural Gas
Consolidated
$5.50
17%
32%
24
of N Y com—No par
Electronics
Consol RR
4%
18'A
32%
317/a
preferred
Container
68% Nov 23
*48
177/a
321/2
23%
—
$4.52
f
157/a
Publishing Co—No
Cone Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
No
$4.50
18
.32
X23%
Nast
Common
113
91%
82
3
9% Dec
*91
3,900
43
361/2 Jan
49% Aug
—
,55%
31%
19
8
—
55
48
31% Oct
6
—
55'A
91 Va
X23%
Laundries Corp
7
'
*1,000
55 Va
91
31%
Consolidated
Mar 16
3,800
47%
11
13% Aug 10
48%
40
128
Elec—5
27% Feb
33
-
127%
1,500
No par
6
7
-
65
Jan
Jan
55
9IV2
*63
18
10
*1,000
—
54%
177/a
128
65
Foods
20'A Nov 10
127V2
128V4
*63
Consolidated
26
115
65
17
30
*110
*63
pfd—100
18% Feb
Jan
144
64
5
11 % Dec
45
*142
91
..,
3,800
45
145
115
55
18
16,800
32,000
3%
">
*142
91
32%
69
427/a
*3%
*110
54%
17%
68 Vi
40
4.500
42'A
144%
91
32
45'A
21%
115
♦1,000
—
45
64
7
25
45 J/4
*49 V2
Jan
3
45%
*48
15% Jan
4
45 %
3%
21%
10
43
10
Consol Edison
14
69
42
*3%
48'%
:
5
5% Jan
67'A
401/4
3%
64
Co
52% Aug
17% Nov
69%
40%
3%
43
No par
6
33% Dec
68 V4
40%
3%
50%
Co
45V8 Jan
20
69'A
64
Coppermines
22% Oct
21
50%
Cigar Corp
11
43
21
1
64
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Consolidated
12% Feb
43
76%
2.50
Columbian
$5
390
*76%
50
Columbia Pictures common
5
$4.25 cumulative preferred_No par
Consol
4,600
76%
—2.5o
Consolidated
111% Aug 16
44Va Jan 24
37%
109%
40 Va
—
106
36%
109%
64
;
1
5
*101
37'A
50
Class B
18
Jan
106-
215
109%
*48
100
Columbia Gas System Inc
23% Sep
23%
1,200
*199
System—'
34% Nov
108
600
89%
76 %
21%
127 %
2,400
111%
3%
*1,000
23%
110
50
pfd
7
6
44
1,800
'
109
76%
44
800
32
215
36%
109%
x21
32
23%
*88
com—100
Southern Ry
4%
10
27
*101
36%
16,100
13%
107
89.
*199
106
2 3 7/a
58%
13%
*1041/4
113%
88
215
*76%
128
27% Feb
Dec
23%
58%
13%
107
32V4
*112
87
36%
126
127/8 Jan
17
237/8
*109
No par
6
26 7/a Dec
32
113%
*101
v
*13'A
*1041/4
32%
♦199
58%
57%
13%
144
23
4
58%
85%
37'A
•
107
*110
47% Aug
3
110 Va Dec 30
4
5,700
142
13% Dec
Jan
48
115
30% Dec
12% Jan
47%
142
Corp—No par
130
47%
*110
Co
9,200
46%
237/8
22%
,
28V4
102
47
68 %
45
28
102
4.100
.38%
,,
Day
71%
100
;
11
171/4 Nov
102
71
preferred_100
Internat'l
28%
*101
^
-
Commonwealth Edison Co
27
540
40,400
711/4
*112
44
22%
l
Conde
20
55
98%
71
32
76%
♦43
1
11
23% Jan
700
20%
•
97%
71%
13'A
109 Vt
*76%
50
102
*104%
24
106
109
stock—50.
20
17% May 5
20% Jan 12
7,100
71
56%
13%
107
111V4
36 %
No par
8'A Jan
14
20%
55
100
1,100
5%
46%
32
23%
5
28%
*101
■
(The)—
A
5%
97%
2nd
cumulative
Class
20%
16,800
22
21
207%
.'.
Clopay Corp
Cluett Peabody & Co
7% preferred
5%%
5%
54
_1
Climax Molybdenum
Clinton Foods Inc
Colorado &
20%
5%
98'A
No par
preferred
Ilium
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
7A
5%
96%
13%
Corporation
Co
11%
53
*104 Vt
com
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
Coca-Cola
*11%
20%
5
Co
C & St Louis
7,100
200
12
98
•„10
Equipment
46%
135
90%
52
—100
477% Jan
7% Oct
29,400
88%
20%
477/8
38% Mar 14
8
13
900
26'A
*125
20%
47
Solvents
23% Jan
2,300
177/a
89
52
73%
Engineering Inc
8% Dec
6,000
23
45%
126
Va
96 %
72%
Special
46'A
*11
101%
Clevite
437/8
126
85%
20%
No par
Credit
48% Dec
41%
..
Electric—
—1
Elec
437%
126
86 V4
*11 %
25
—
preferred
5%
42%
126
85 %
25
Commercial
Jan
25%
25
Combustion
54% Jan
26%
10
Commercial
96
17%
_i
common
convertible
9
4
22%
17%
__5
preference—No par
16
90% Jan
41%
227/a
17%
1,500
26% Feb
101% May 25
20% Jan
4
41%
22%
17%
7,400
57% Jun
7
41%
22%
17%
9,700
6
42% Jan
41%
22%
17%
40
6
105% Jan
41%
22%
17%.
39%
25
106% Jun
42 V4
22%
40
19V2 Jan
Apr
38% Jan
*41%
800
39%
461/4 Feb
4
'39
39%
541/2 Jan
5
39
7/8
24
107% Apr 26
33%
38
30
4
38%
4,100
39%
53% Nov
4
24%
69%
22% Dec
7% Jan
24%
19%
14
40% Jan
23%
38%
19%
12
Jan
60,300
23%
38%
68%
Jan
6
100
25%
23
2 5'A
15% May 11
4
36% Jan
19% Oct 29
31%
19%
34% Jan
791/2 Mar 24
24%
69
$3.50 preferred
_No par
Collins & Aikman Corp
_No par
Colorado Fuel & Iron com—No par
31
24%
31%
25%
Colgate-Palmolive
31
247/a
32%
19
4
20
99
24%
68%
3
21% Jun
10,300
*31%
23 %
No par
95V2 Mar
24% Dec
Dec
15
*96%
2,200
Va
24%
38%
100
4%
997/a
*97
7%
32%
.
*31%
22%
—50
62 7/a Jan
46% Dec
58% Nov 30
7
Aug 2.6
148V4 Mar 14
Apr 13
63% Nov 22
•
4
56
*37%
com—50
$4.50
80% May 2
451/2 Jan 10
11
61
55%
197/8
Cleveland
14
7%
*59%
68 7/a
6
25% Feb
7%
60%
55%
55%
800
19.100
38%
19%
4
55% Oct
29
7%
37%
68%
13
.
64
107
*60
100
24%
32%
64
*105
38%
19%
Columbia
12%
24%/, 25
*31%
ZZZ-l
77/8
61
55%
*96
63
107
,
37%
69'
Sep
45%. May 12
200
19%
Jan
26
4,700
4%
*55
38%
41
Oct
4%
56%
4%
56%
300
*68%
111
77
11.500
100
Oct
42% Aug 18
20% Oct 11
125% Mar 17
20
Apr 30
Aug 30
25%
4%
*7%
55 Vt
100
*101
108
3% Aug 30
10
Jan
*96
100
28
13,700
X25 'A
*55 V4
38%
*59'A
215
6
Mar 22
7%
61
*199
103
400
26 J/4
4%
37%
55%
100
22
41
55%
C C
Oct
45
*59 Vt
23
Dec
50
7%
5
25
2021/2 Sep
17
10.700
14'A
26
63
85
Jan
35
59%
*105
x85
92
3,200
59%
63
♦111
27
4,300
60
107
100
Dec
90
.
29
27'A
>
59
*105
38%
_20
14
900
15
56%
,
-*
1,800
15
107
37%
City Stores Co common
4JA% convertible preferred
Feb
Va
56%
•
15'A
*105
1
1.25
Clark
191
4
14%
*61
21
•
26%
57
23
142
1
4%
Oct
104
40% Sep
26%
4%
Nov
6
15% Mar 24
26%
26%
89
43
18
12% Jan
59%
115
12
86% Jan
58
6
427/s Dec
24
38% Jan
*15
26
59% Nov 22
2% May 4
321/a Mar 25
Dec
15'A
Jan
24% Dec
7
869
*14%
14%
15 %
Jan
44
9
107% Oct
34%
14%
14'A
15
53
93
40% Aug 13
Jan
35%
94
33 % May 31
132% Jan
26%
35
3
Mar 15
75% Sep
Feb
35V4
27
210
110% Dec
Jan
34%,
15
*1.
111%.
28%
35
62
Cities Service Co
25
*110
287%
257/8
57%
'
15%
53
28%
No par
City Investing Co common
5%% preferred
City Products Corp
15
111'A
4,500
96
15%
53
25%
25
5
89
Sep
110
13,100
"
*95%
157/a
53
1,600
-
11V4
59%
25%
27
2
24
30
96
15%
52%
600
20
11%
59V4
29
1
par
10
*95%
19%
19%
11%
60
■
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co—10
C I T Financial
Corp—
No
3
Nov
*19 Va
34%
111 RR com__No
par
convertible
4%
23
171/4 Jan
107
19%
20
25 V2
57%
180
4,200
6.200
28%
197/a Jan
Jan
July
627/a Sep
1
11
25,100
116
26 V4
3
70% Jun
37
Nov
116
Day
28%
57% Dec
May 12
87% Sep
7
18
12
101% Apr
19%
1.9%
Thanksgiving
25%
21% Dec
101
Dec
170
107
Dec"l4
104% Sep
37 % Dec
4
100
34
107/B
16
11,000
33%
59 V4
X51%
51%
I'll
111
58%
104%
25%
Common
1
160
57%
*103
28%
*14%
Chile Copper Co
Chrysler Corp
18
50% Feb
45 Va Mar 14
27'A Jan
Feb
CLOSED
North Western corn—No
par
preferred series A
100
5%
9
120%
EXCHANGE
16,400
75V2
11%
157/8
16
52%
120%
STOCK
15%
33%
20
96
—
1.00Q
75
60 %
59%
—
23
f
No par
Childs
29% July 15
IO41/2 May
10%
*95%
111
*14%
Inc—
_
Chickasha
59
Aug 29
101% Nov 16
11%
16
&
$3
19
75
60
*51%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par-
19
Sep
74V4
240
53%
15Vt
19%
116'%
74%
61
preferred
5%
1
19%
116%
117
74%
96
*110
40
Cincinnati
25
105% Oct
12
Feb
22% Feb
13% Mar 14
35
56% Feb
3
10%
59
*95%
1
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5% series A noncum pfd
101% May 9
141/4 July 27
115%
58
104i%
*19%
preferred—100
Class B
120'%
56
51
m
22%
151/4
*103
20%
Z
-
3
11
80% Oct
55%
104%
19%
19%!
,
51
*52%
Co—
Aircraft
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
108% Jan
55
20
9 50
Manufacturing
1
10
Dec
15%
120%
No par
531/4 Mar
6
151/4
120 Va
103
62
%
23
20 V4
Inc__
convertible
51
53%
23
19%
5
Chic
29
71/2 Jan
47
39 % Jan
15%
120
74%
No par
22 • Sep
8
42% Jun 22
13
23
19 Va
5
:
52%
51%
*52%'
19
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A_25
1
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
94
7% July
21
22
118% Dec
62V2 Jan
-
9
18
20
29% Jun 22
14% Jan 21
26
30% Aug 31
Apr
5%
51%
51%
53%
19%
new—ZZ_Zs0
Chicago Corp (The)
Z
Chicago Great Western Ry
2
19 Va Apr
6
17% Dec 21
2
23
3
13,000
53
5
_
Class A
43% July 26
Jan
53%
51%
117
57
Chicago & East
36 »A Mar 25
20 %
27% May 14
38% Dec 17
271/8 Jan
.
3 % %
200
*18%
—Ncfpar
J
Gotham
Cab
4.500
81%
33%
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
16
14
277/a Mar 25
21
N
$4.50 preferred
Checker
23%
*80%
33%
Corp
Chance Vought
19
Oct
181/2 Jan
Jan
of
Common
Feb 16
9% Feb 25
6
94% Dec
14
<
130
23%
80%
33%
Chain Belt Co
25
121%
33%
1
Champion Paper & Fibre
Feb
53% Dec
25% Jan
Co
Pasco
Chadbourn
*120%
33%
Co
Certain-Teed Products
Corp
18
Nov
11
Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro de
15
5% Sep
57ViNov
7
Aguirre
Central & South West
Corp
Central Violeta
Sugar Co
23
29% Jun
74
120%
23'A
55
*116
26%
120
Foundry Co
of Georgia
Ry
Central RR
4
NOV
100
uar
26 Va
80%
197/a
aZioo
2,900
11.700
26 Va
120%
51
104%
19%
Light com
_No par
41/2% preferred—
100
Central Illinois Public Service
lo
17% July 21
6J
10
50
Apr
104%
com__No par
No
8,400
27
27
*52%
120%
_ZZZl00
120%
54 V4
common
33%
23
15%
preferred series
40%
327/8
121
22%.
15%
10
Shares
397%
81%
23
12.50
common-
33%
23%
'
51
the Week
Nov. 25
397/8
33
Friday
Nov. 24
23V4
52%
*22%
5% preferred series B___
100
Central Hudson Gas &
Elec__No par
Central Illinois
Mar 11
104% Oct
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
2
Oct
43% Jan
Decl4
Jan
6
37% Mar 14
23 % Mar 14
4
33% Jan
20
51
39 Vt
33%
Sales tor
Thursday
*80%
81
100
Central
30 % Sep
6
36% May 26
36 % Feb 11
29% Jan
14% Nov 26
common
preferred
Central
52%
Nov. 23
39Vs
121
23%
*52%
j
Va.
26%,
120%
V4
50
preferred
conv
Corp
33 Va
*51%
~~~~50
Central
19
112
7
2nd
5%
26
55% Sep
7
•
7%
41/2%
33%
26%
x81
preferred
Celotex
14
Apr
Co
38
33
__5
series
Caterpillar Tractor
27
18
I)
39%
*120
Wednesday
Nov. 22
26%
—ZZZZZ_10
Preferred 4.20%;
Celanese Corp of Amer
3
95% Nov
5
108
8
251/2 Dec 28
31"% Dec 29
6
10% Feb
Dec
18
45% Jan
1121% Sep 30
151/2 Mar 15
231/8 Jan
37% Jan
(J
1%
-
Apr 20
11V4 Sep 22
69 % May 25
31
Dec
preferred
33%
23
Co___
common
Tuesday
Nov. 21
No'par
Light
Corp
Case
22
|3
15% Dec 27
47V2 Dec 21
4
3
197/a Apr
Steel
Corp
4%%
&
Preferred $3 series
Carriers & General
July 20
83
July 26
37% Sep 22
26
231/a Mar 25
541/a Mar 24
7
20V4 Jan
27
21
8
130
10
30y4 Dec
11
16
Carrier
127% Aug
3
58 % Nov 25
105% May 5
19 Va NOV 10
115 % Mar 16
121
Mar
July
Power
Carpenter
2
19% Jan
May 16
IO51/2 Sep
15
56
4
Carolina
eb 18
r
23 %
1
2
15% Jan
.
6*j/4
53 % Mar
17'/a May 16
13% Nov
45
101 % Jun
88% Sep
Aug. .16
51
13
13 7/a May
113
Jan
3
18
49 %
.
6
22
121
Monday
par
Capital Airlines Inc
1
Carborundum (The) Co
I
5
Carey (Philip) Mfg
Co—ZZZZZZZlO
Carolina Clinchfield
& Ohio Ry 100
21
Apr
Nov
26% Jan
11
55% Jan
13
86 '/8
25
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
>
EXCHANGE
407/g Nov
112
25% Dec 30
631/4 Dec 31
4
6
30 Va Mar 14
25 % Oct 10
12
Dec
Highest
22% Jan
30% Nov 17
5
20 Va Oct
29
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
Jan. 1
Lowest
4
*102
Co com—No par
—.—
Inc
common
'357/8
No par
*107%
20
x76'A
No par
*99
69
103%
36 Va
108
69%
*102
103%
*102
357/e
36
35%
*107%
108
♦107V2
77
77
100
*99
771/4
100
77%
100
71
103'%
357%
108
79'A
100
HMfigEggK;
'
35%
*1071%
79%
*99
35%
_
2,100
'
108
80%
100
ajHtssBgmseoi
9,000
10
17
Financial Chronicle
Commercial and
The
Monday, November 28,
. . .
(2262)
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
17 Vb Jun
22
Feb
15
7% Jan
Jan
10
ll'/a Dec
22
Dec
4
IVa May
19% Apr
23% Nov
25
51% Sep
6
28
Continental
Apr
15
Continental
36% May 18
110
14
87
4
29
13% Dec 31
4
75 Va Nov
24
70
15% Jan
4
27 Va Dec
19
Dec
8
25 V* Apr
19
Nov
i
24% Dec
31
21V* Mar 29
Jan
25
48% Apr
72
52
Dec
102
Oct
2
14% Feb
8
Continental
24
98%: Nov
25
Continental
31
25% Mar 14
44% Nov
22
20 Va Jan
8% Nov
Jan
35% May 18
4d
52
% May 25
443A Mar
5
4
36
53
6
58
50% Jan
31
7
51V* Dec
21% Jan
14
July
July 27
29
July 19
Mar 14
73% Jun
102
95% Jan
13
Aug 25
_
12
Jan
26
102
Oct
28
Apr
,
30% May
943/4
91'%
44%
44'%
26V2
263/4
26 5/s
43%
44%
44
45
44%
5
251/2
25%
50
50
5
185
19 % Sep
1
26
176% Feb
183% July
4
24V* Jan
1
Va NOV 23
Dec
25
40 V* Nov
9
5
Jan
7
25%
X52%
16
Jan
6
2% Feb
5 V* Dec
lVWan
4
2 V* Dec
28'/a Jan
4
40 Va Dec
29
34% Oct
11
48% Jan
913/4 Jan
4
99 V* Mar 30
95 V* Jan
24
98% Nov
30 Va Dec
14
28% Jan
Jun
14
45V* Feb
26 Va Mar 22
55
preferred
3%%
*98%
33
Sep
13
Cream
74
Apr
15
Crescent
30
23
Crown
37% Sep
57% Sep
12
Crown
Jan
4
17 V* July
20
13% Mar 30
22% Sep
29 V4 Jan
4
35% Oct
15
34
Jan
7
49% Oct
19
102
Nov 26
May
107
Sep 27
4
21% Jan
11
36 V* Dec
31
32 % Jan
5
56% Sep
13% Nov
10
20% Jan
26
12% Nov
9
20% Mar
11% Jan
4
15 V* Dec
9
13% Jan
6
18% Mar 29
4% Oct
21
7% Dec
29
48 Va Oct
20
Dec
31
9% Jan
5
30
7% Jun
73% Apr
14% Sep
31% Mar 29
29
2
Dec
6
101V* May 25
Aug 17
52% May 23
67% Feb
15% Jan
29% Nov 23
19
Jan
4
108
54 Va Jan
5
62
6 V* Oct
9% Jan
31
11
Feb
23
116
6
7% Jan
4
18% Dec
27
Jan
11
33% Dec
28
31
Jan
6
136 Va July 20
135
Jan
27
140
bl
25
Jan
7
39
Jan
11
64% Dec
8
56% Jan
7
30 Va Jan
11
48 Vb Nov
24
43% Jan
87 V» Jan
26
94
7
~4%
13% Jun
,4
Apr
90
..,.91
,94% Jan
.
Jan
6
15
1
91
Sep
Nov 26
93
Mar ' 2
96% Apr
97
.*■■96% Jan
11
.101V2 Oct
13
95% Feb
4
26
17 V* Jan
17
6
12% May
97
■
Nov
25
27
18 Vb Nov
23
14% Jan
4
35 V* Nov
12
31% May 16
39% Sep
32% Jan
-4
33 V* Aug 26
35% May
-
35 V2 Oct
1
51% Jan
Dec 30
82%
18
Nov
& Co
Deere
23
65.3/4
5
50c
25
Delaware
Lack &
791/2
79%
79%
STOCK
79%
79%
17%
EXCHANGE
173/4
39%
16
Detroit Edison
68
Nov
30
Jan
7
Jun
24
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co„100
15V8 Dec
31
12 V* Ma v 17
17% Sep
13
Detroit Steel Corp
Feb
1
-32% Jan
3
42 »/2 Feb
28
38 V2 Oct
1
5
Dec
13
13
117% July
6
27% Jan
7
Jan
4
101
116,
111
Apr
37% Jan
28
10
21% Nov
11
12 V* Jan
7
13% Jun
30% Apr
1
49
16% July 23
13% Jan
13%'Aug 16
Nov
11
11% Jan
10% May 10
10 Va Jun
6
34 Vb Jan
21
12
9% Nov
36
28 Vb Mar 24
8% May 17
Jan
4
57
Jan
11
26% Aug
9
10% Jan
5
15 V* Dec
20
14 V2 Jan
4
18% Sep
7
33% Feb
2
47 Va
Aug
11% Oct 21
15% Jan
18% Mar 31
16
62 V* May 17
60
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
17
51% Nov
23% Dec
31
19 V* Sep
12
24% Jan
11% Oct
27
13 V* Sep
104 Va Jan
11
16
14
20
12 V* Mar
4
18
249% July
6
15
157
6
12
122% Oct
International
6
101 Va Nov
24
6
50
Va Jan
124
Apr
12
Preferred
Apr
12
Preferred
$3.50
38
7
33% Jan
3
46% Jan
12
133/4
13%
54 Va Oct
25
50'/a Oct
14
53% Apr
22
48% Jan
12
53
Feb
18
7
54 Vb Dec
9
51% July 22
55
Nov
4
10
53 Vb Oct
5
50 V* Aug
preferred
4.20% preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
51% Sep
15
7
Dec
22
14
Jan
53% Mar 30
28
6
Nov
9
17% Nov
17
54
29% Dec
3
27
Jan
6
40 V* Nov
40
8
35
V4 Jan
6
58
Jun
23
Eastern
22
Jan
6
32% Jun
21
Eastern
Corp
21% Jan
18
3IV* Sep
12
Eastern Stainless
Mar 14
87% Nov
15
Eastman
15 Va Jan
4
24% Aug
9
9Vs Jan
4
25 Va Dec
31
46% Jan
4
72 V* Dec
31
165
Mar
37% Feb
4
24
„
172
Sep
1
52 Vb Nov 24
.67
163
45
Oct
26
Mar 14
175
Jan
55% Aug
31
1
20% Jan
4
27% Oct
13
24 Va Mar 15
35% July 29
85% Feb
3
95
11
92% July 22
99
22 V* Jan
100
Jan
13% Feb
33
19
4
23
Nov 24
1 Va Jan
Jun
39% Dec
106
Dec
10
36
Jan
6
52
1
103
Sep
14
107
Nov
4
29
May 27
Sep
23 V* Dec
9
15% May 18
23 V* Feb
45% Mar
2
35% Mar 14
53
Aug
15
2
Edison
Bros
4Vi%
Ekco
41/2%
Elastic Stop
4
14 Va Dec
27
3% Nov
10
5% Feb
10
Electric
May
6
29 V* Dec
31
27% Feb
3
34 V* Feb
23
Electric Storage
3
&
Mus
81%
83
5 5 5/8
56 5/a
5 6 3/s
57Va
56 VB
563/4
48%
495/8
49'%
501/2
50%
513/a
20%
20
20
11%
*11
20%
193/4
20
*10%
10%
*10V4
12
83/4
83/4
X228 %
232%
228%
229%
120
1205/a
120 5/8
120 %
120 %
99%
99%
':99i/4
*991/4
100
'34%
35%
343/4
*46 3/4
473/4
*51%
53
513/4
52
52
52
52
54
54
*53
55
*53
50%
50%
52
52
*53
55
*53
36%
36%
*36 Va
47%
4 8 3/s
47 7/8
2
54
20
87% Oct
31
73
July
8
5%
X30%
99
*97
44
*104
108
44%
106
99
44
44
*104
1,060
106
Amer
900
453/4
46%
19,700
3%
3%
3Va
5/a
3%
3%
3%
33%
32 5/a
32%
32%
32%
323/8
21,700
3,300
32%
32
10
153/4
16
153/4
16
15%
16
15%
15%
21%
21 Va
213/4
shares
common
preferred
preferred
—50
3
Gas
common
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
*48 3/4
213/a
213/4
3%
21%
22%
49
*48%
49
*48%
*45
46
*453/4
45
45
45
45
455/8
46%
45%
46
46%
25
46 V2
200
46%
46
46'%
9,100
25:,/4
24%
243/4
7,900
12%
11%
121/8
7,100
1,000
24%
251/8
25%
5
12%
12%
12 Va
12 Va
12
29
29%
*29V4
29%
29%
29%
29%
293/a
31%
321/4
313/4
31%
313/4
313/4
31%
31%
97%
97%
973/4
983/4
*97%
8.50
26V4
26%
26V4
26%
263/a
10
No par
22
25
22%
100
*843/4
87
50
*701/4
72%
22%
99
*97%
99
26%
26%
26%
223's
221/a
223/4
22
221/4
86
86
*85
87%
*85
86
72%
*703/4
72%
*70V4
72%
*701/4
2,800
6,900
49
100
Phonograph
Electric Co
preferred
49
3
4
Mfg Co
&
Erie RR
24% Apr
31
*97
47%
Equitable Gas Co
4
'
46
23
18
31
-
44
47
5
11
30%
600
54
46V2
14
Jan
1,900
53
53%
47%
Jan
69 V* Oct
54%
46V4
34% Sep
76
5
70
54
1
Endicott Johnson Corp common—25
20 Vb Jan
Dec 2i
167'%
g
Empire District
79
833/4
17%
20
22% Dec 29
74% Feb
27Va
*165
17VB
Radio
29
9,800
84%
17%
Electric
Jan
6,600
85
28%
166%
17%
Emerson
Dec
28
166
167 '/a
17%
Emerson
16% Jan
30%
3,000
171/4
22
66
1,500
9,800
31%
17%
16% Feb 21
70
38%
*17Va
25% Nov
28% Sep
2,200
49%
*104
50
4
16 VB
16 Va
30%
2.50
El
25% Apr
170
54
48 5/a
31
11
27
521/2
*53
37%
99
17
27% Dec
♦52
50
31
28
22% Jan
52%
55
300
38%
*97
*104
54
49%
31
108
52%
54
37%
99
43 Va
52%
54
495/8
44
44%
52%
37
*97
Feb
4%
533/4
20
1,100
163/4
*30%
1
58% Feb
100
54%
*166%
30
523/4
16%
—100
54% Apr
6
166
48
7,600
17 VB
82%
6
2
523/8
*53
275/8
3
Feb
523/4
30VB
17
96
*47%
53
82%
39% Jan
28 V* Jan
48
*52
30
43% Nov
July 13
*47%
700
100
351/4
35
53
29%
136
35%
47%
81%
48% Nov
102
100
343/4
273/4
17
Jan
*99%
30
30
92
17
17
41% Jun
Jan
55
463%
*513/4
17
54% Dec
26
36,400
234
100
-
85/a
120
V 3 5Va
,
8VB
2293/4
11
30% Oct
83/4
1203/4
25
3
8%
33/4
10,500
241
Oct
3
5/0
1,600
11%
120 3/4
35% Jan
31
8
*10 3/4
228%
49
Jan
20
x20
21%
11% Oct
800
23,300
13,900
.
493/4
*48%
19
2,200
12
56%
10
25 V* Jan
35%
35
*113/4
80%
15
4
11%
485/8
Elgin National Watch Co
2nd
68
35
82
Battery
Natural
68 1
34%
100
72
*66%
69
34%
29
(The)
Ind
56%
55
54%
34 VB
16,800
Elliott
20
54 Va
*66 Va
69
33%
11,300
17
26% July 28
29% May 19
57
2,500
145/s
25
20% Aug
900
57%
85
22% Feb
15 Va Dec
10%
143/s
31% Feb
8
39%
10%
83
6
4
38 5/a
10%
8 3 5/a
17
17
135/a
40
105/a
141/2
20% Oct
9% Jun
Xl35/a
393/4
10%
82%
15 V* Jan
14% Jan
133/4
39%
103/4
143/s
27
22% Feb
133/4
393/4
145/a
29% Aug 12
V4 Dec
8
conv
1,900
5,300
113/4
52
Paso
7,000
141/4
26
5%
20%
113/4
12
53
35%
20 Va
14%
Apr
Co
*34%
203/4
11%
48
5%
35 Va
20%
113/4
23% Jan
16% Dec
35%
347/8
700
'351/2
30%
Nut Co
11% Mar
23
3,200
.20*^ •20%
13%" 133/4
100
Electric Auto-Lite
170
35
343/4
28%
preferred
113
35%
81%
common
3,700
114
555/8
100
Co
41%
114
30
Stores Inc common
400
41%
343/4,.
5
preferred—
Products
*113%
10
Eaton Manufacturing Co
1,200
35
80
10
preferred
6%
8,400
35
421/4
Corp
Steel
Co
16 5/a
26'%
16%
*26
35
f
common
—
Kodak
5,700
18,100
82
35V8
1
Airlines Inc
42%
373/4
113%
10
12
28
Dec
2
Eagle-Plcher Co
18 Vb Jan
21% Apr
4IV2
375/8
14
50
50
50
50
50
50
5
4%
40
ll3/4
*.10
$4.15 preferred
4
9
33%
h
...
1
10 3/4
55%
55
No par
No par
$3.75 preferred
27
40
*66 %
.9,700
1,500
35
35%
103/4
1,400
183/s
*112
114
X40
8
Duquesne Light Co common
July 25
49% Apr
53% Nov
9% Jan
'
20%
1
series
series
$4.50
101
1
51V* July
Sep
f
35%
20
*
12
47% July
51
49
34%
(E I) & Co-
Nem
1
Mar 12
35% Sep
13
Jan
45
•35
1
No par
Common
94% Aug 11
1
94 V4 Jan
28 % Jan
Jan
117 V* Sep
115% Jan
*113
X41
443/8
42%
50o
Duplan Corp
du Pont de
Dec
170
413/4
42
Industries common
Limited USA Inc
Dunhill
Sep
Apr
Ltd
Drewrys
7% Oct
11
7
Co
Mines
Dresser
3
12% Aug 19
35
1
No par
No par
No pal
5
Dow
25
23
4
35
No par
50
Douglas Aircraft Co
Chemical Co—
7
20% Dec
Jan
35
Ltd
conv
Dome
16
Sep
18% Jan
7
35
1
Dr Pepper
3
91V* Feb
43 Vb Mar 14
Dec~23
35
preferred series A
Dobeckmun Co (The)
13% Nov
16 3/4
26 Va
16%
26
Corp
Dixie Cup Co common
38% July 25
163/8
16
253/4
700
82%
"
*80
*253/4
16
253/4
2
50c
2
79
30 V* Mar 14
82
15%
_1
25
64% Apr 26
5%
*80
82
*80
25%
Divco Corp
29
Day
82
100
11
Apr
Thanksgiving
371/2
2
lo
26
Sep
41%
37%
*80
1
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
10
41%
41%
37%
47 V* Oct
4
34 y* Dec 31
75
11% Jan
4
CLOSED
15
Stores
Diana
7
23
393/4
36%
61
7
61V* Dec
40
Sep
*39%
41%
Match
common
$1.50 cumulative preferred
Diamond T Motor Car Co
19
11
16
35% Sep
12
33% Jan
175/b
36%
cumulative preferred
4.40%
•
39%
41%
Diamond
•.
171/2
363/a
Diamond Alkali Co common
.
39
41%
class A
1
17%
20
Vilbiss Co
-
39%
17%
*39
West RR—
.
:
17'%
common—No par
for
Devoe & Raynolds
40% Sep
31% Jun
11,900
34%
79%
21
45% July
36%
34
341/4
79 %
43% Sep
4
36%
34
37% Jun
35 V* Apr
16,400
365/a
12
8
163/4
34
Aug 11
20% Jan
16 5/a
36a/4
34%
15,000
100
50
13.50
Western
Denver & Rio Grande
,
36V4
40
27"
36V4
-
20
26 VB
16%
-
270
IOOV2
*161/2'
33% Jan
11
16%
4,700
900
.
,943/4
*100
16 3/8
3
Oct
*93%
26%
16 5/a
r«
1
95
93
34%
Aug
34
25%
-
.
•.'453/4
*451/2
'
94% i.
26%
1251/2
.13
26% ,26 V2
1001/2 J
*100
2,400
6
36%
35
3
95^'
*93%
,
100 % •100% v
.
45%
95
5,800
.
6
*12%
34%
-
11
23
943/4
2,700
94%
14 5/a
1G%
:
•
,28% Jan
39 Va Dec
'■
49% ,,491/2
*93
123/4
26%
-
1,600
30%
50c
10
Delaware Power & Light Co
33 Va Dec
-
10
78%
20
3
10
*93%
253/4
4
Feb
94%
100%
17
18".
94%
♦100
Jan
De
95%
100
Nov
90
*
2,500
138
*78
451/2
;
45%
941/2 > 94 %
series C
30
22
26%
451/2
-
16
66
26
46%
*94V2
5
.
261/a
453/41
76,800
35%
*136%
26'A
„
291/2
3 5 3/8
61/4 *
;*12%
13/,
,
1,000
283/4
15
'
*6
'
6%
14,700
*55% : 553/4
•■•
94%
145/b
15
-
28
8
/
,
*93
94%
*121/2
13
•■26
■i
33 V2 Aug
July 19
50
6 V2
6%
*12%
20% Dec
8
501/4
78%
143/4
15
-
7
62 V* July
50
1063/4
78
491/2
94%
14%
3
•
77%
6%
*105%
138
*93 '
~
20
common
ctfs
35%
*136%
36
771/4
50%
493/4
*93
4
Escrow
•
136%
29
6,200
10%
-
365/a
36%
27%
713/4
: 2,000
63/4
,
29 Va
28%
2.50
& -Hudson
25
283/4
273/4
100
Delaware
Nov
55%
r-
28,200
9%
1063/4
55%
55
1,600
8%
*35%
7% "
"6%
•
55
161/8
*661/2
10%
36%
*105%
1063/4
55
C%
-
"
7
6%
*105'A
1
100
r.
5
Apr
36
6%
106%
960
8 Vb
;
9%
■
7,000
14%
15%
72%
55
*
81
12 »A Jan
40
36%
B
25
25 V* Mar
72%
90
53%
14
•
*35%
10 Va
36 5/8
7^66
551/4
105 Va
53V4
8 3/8
73%
,
55%
54%
16.
8%
97/s
►105%
.10
series
15%
*35 '/a
63/8
27
May
70
93/4'
'"
57
41
68
*35%
133/4
16 Va
!
8
79%
preferred
7%
16
8
35 %
:
Dayton Rubber Co
Decca Records Inc_.
18% July 11
9 % Apr
24% Jan
:
133/4
*13'/2
16%
136V2
preferred
3.90%
Preferred
22
27
13%
153/4
23,800
353/8
105
14.
8%
133/s
54
800
19%
-
,
(•.,
•
533/8
53
52 3/„
7%
*105
105%
105V4
106
1,000
.56%
193/8
*541/2
551/4
106
31%
*35
551/8,
54 V2
*541/4
300
98
56
;
35%
*35Va
35%
54%
531/2
36
Mills Inc—
Preferred 3-75%
May 11
100% Nov
14
19% Jan
,
20 Vb
7,200
37%
31%
563/4
19%
*35
55
"
Dayton Power & Light common
7
.Preferred 3.75% series A
100
18
56
20%
No par
Daystrom Inc„_—:
20
.
30%
56%
*
1,100
•
30%
19 3/8
139
preferred series A
convertible
5%
4
Sep
48
56
►136%
Davega Stores Corp common
1
30%
30%
-
32% Mar
17
30%
57
93/4
*97
98
100
common
Dan River
7% July 12
42% Jan
Corp
3%%
31
13% July
23
27
Aug 23
46
27
.Jan - - 5
Jan 13
37
t-i
25 Vb Dec
•
16% Oct
28
11% Oct
14% Mar 15
8
11 Va Jan
7
4% May 12
Aug 20
7
May 18
95
30
14% Nov
Dana
2
Mar 17
*96
35%
Inc
Cutler-Hammer
98V4
•
2%
37
523/4
1
pfd
Cushman's Sons Inc 7%
21
52% Sep
91% Sep
16
Nov
37'/*
52%
18
Jan
6
Dec
23
21/2
37%
*105
No par
No par
1 "
preferred
Prior preferred
' Curtis-Wright common-,
2%
23/8
54%
.2.50
'
1,800
363/4
18%/ 193/4
*35
36%
5
,
$7
36'/* Nov
134
;
Cunningham Drug Stores Inc
Curtis Publishing common
37% Aug 19
Dec
6% Apr
preferred-
4 Va %
Cuneo Press Inc_
'
3,700
6 Vb
2%
98
20
•-
6 Vb
37%
30%
5
100
Cudahy Packing Co common
26
15
9 Vb Aug
35
27 Va May 14
93
3
6'/*
6%
15,700
v
38%
2%
*56
.—100
10
Sugar
28
178
383/8
36%
—*
pfd
noncum
Cuban-American
2 Q
9% May
6
Feb
8% Mar 14
Cuba RR 6%
7
26 5/a
*176%
39%
2%
'
,
4,600
98
993/4
*
6%
6'/* 3
6%
Day-'-
178
39
39%
39'/*
40 V*
v
120
200
4,000
*971/4
26%
261/4
*176'/*
*97
Crucible
23
6% Jan
59
issued"
26%
177%
"37%
Corp
"when
26'/*
16,200
68%
68%
993/4
*981/2.
99%
*981%
-■
36%
*98 V2
Thanksgiving
98'A
177
2%
$4.20 preferred——:
u_No par
Steel of Amer—_______25
~3
101'A Jan
60
_
Zellerbach
69
*176'/*
6 V*
common___2.50
-No par
common—5
«& Seal
Cork
$2 preferred
68%
*97»/4
36%
27
176%
__1 -
Corp
Common
106
99%
26%
39
35%
98
,
:
*97
3,800
15,000
1
54
35%
CLOSED
14,900
50
50
*53%
EXCHANGE
53'/a
36
68 V*
69 V*
98
2 ~
(The)
of Wheat Corp
7
23
.
11
253/8
STOCK
51
531/2
69
35 Va
35%
68'/*
*97
1
25
100
Corp—-—
Crane Co common
35% Jan
11
Internatlonaf
Coty
46%
va
25%
25 Vb
*50
53%
*52%
52%
35
1
Corp
7% AUg
2
3% Mar 16
45%
•.25%
26%
26%
43%
3,500
273/8
44%
26 V*
5,700
44%
27
92 3/4
441/2
52%
2,900
9%
981%
44%
90 V2
*49%
9,700
104
9
44 V*
x25 V*
2,300
50%
x95
93
'
174% Jan
9'/4
44
•
29
2
IOIV2
9V3
35,000
233%
101
90
5
3 % % preferred
100
Cum pfd 3 Va % series of 1947—100
Corn Products Refining common_10
7% preferred
L_
—100
Cosden Petroleum Corp
1
May 23
100
98'
26
99 Va Apr
957/e Jan
96% Jan
103%
9
9
Corning Glass Works common
14
xlOl
91/*
101
9
103%
103%
50
Electric
Dubilier
Cornell
36% Nov 25
54
Dec
51
51
5
series
6%
Preferred
507/a
50
Copperweld Steel Co common
Convertible pref 5% series
5
51
50%
231/4
14%
50%
14 y*
223/4
22 3/4
5
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Range Co
:
2
52% Sep 19
28 % July 27
21%
14
Continental Steel Corp
25
Sep
28
18
22
'
Shares
14
23%
133/4
133/4
Nov. 25
Nov, 24
50%
13
22
preferred
25
Foundry & Machine__l
Insurance
10
Motors
1
Oil of Delaware
8
convertible
5%
13
the Week
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 23
12%
Ind com—2
Continental Cop & Steel
23
14 V* Nov
Nov. 21
Par
Sales for
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Nov. 22 *
Monday
.
EXCHANGE
Highest
May 12
STOCK
YORK
NEW
900
150
1,600
8,000
100
1955
y
182
Volume
Number 5485 ...The Commercial
and
Financial Chronicle
(2263)
Range for Frevioni
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since
Highest
14%
Dec~29
43
20% Nov
1
9% Jan
11
15
.27% Jun
1
62
33% Nov
7
16% Dec 31
15
May 16
62% Jan
11
72
Sep 26
74
36
Aug 16
16% Apr
8
64% Apr
5
56 Va Apr
5
34Va Dec 16
13
19
68
26 V8 Jan 25
5% Mar 14
6
43% Oct 14
Jan
I
6
:
16% Dec 21
-
9
Nov
9
20
57
.50
12
8% Jan
.Jun
40% Jan 24
25
8% Nov
9
73% Sep 22
13 Va Feb 23
28% Jan
6
29
95
41 % Dec
10
35 Va Jan
18
104% Sep 24
108
Oct
104
62 % Nov 23
49% Feb 17
7% Mar 8
15
53
10% Oct 21
4
5
7
104% Dec
3
100
Mar
108
9
Mar
26% Jan 12
48% Apr 14
Florida
Power
40
Corp_____i
Florida
Power
&
6
Oct
11
July 7
69% Sep 14
43% Mar 15
5
53 % Dec
22
-88% Jarr
84% Jan
6
113
Nov
29
102
Feb
28
126
4
100% Dec
13
97
Nov
22
100:
•'99
Jan
13
46% Jan
•
25
20% Oct
28
9% Dec 21
12% Dec 10
7% Sep 14
.11% Mar 14
.'••
45% Jan
4
76% Nov 12
V 68
Jan
Jan
7
15% Nov 19
14
Jan
.4
69 % Jan
38% Dec 29
92
4
4% Nov 15
19
Jan
4
34% Jan
23.
Dec
6
43
Dec
Dec
4
40% Dec
7
;
V
33
20% Jan
103;
38 ("
A
Jan
31
18
Jan
13'
11
Jan
Feb
Dec
31
29
Dec
Dec
15% Nov
3
19% Dec
11.
8
15% Dec
37% May 17-.*'
9% Jan
5
56% Feb;
8% Oct
60% Jan
119 /
;
4
123 % Feb
26
124% Mar
Zl26%Zdct
-v
3% Jan
28% Jan
,4
18
29>
../25%>tar 26
100
r
Jan
18
-.*-12% Jan ->4
,
20% Apr. 28
•
Dec 127
Aug 16
18
/
w
2
4-17 n-Mar
;:
80
7
Mar 29;
•-
56%
Jun
6
19% July
6
90 % Nov
j"anTf
I
—
13
23
6
.
Feb
77% Jun
123 '
7
5
20 i
•Jan
30'
2
105
6
30 % Dec >31,-
(
26% Jan
&7 % Feb
8%
43%
12%
*14 %
71% Apr
19
5% Mar -7
39%-Sep
15
107% Sep
1
.17% Mar 24
311
38 Vs Nov
26
63% Aug
3
45% July 1L
39% Jan
3
Jan
28
100% Apr
29% Jan
4
47 Vb Dec
75% Jan
4
96
72% Feb
16
Dec
12
5
4
:
-
:? 5%
'
Georgia-Pacific
(The)
Gimbel
Brothers
80
8
90 % Nov
29
90% Jan
17
99
8
28% Jan
4
42% Dec
6
36% Oct
11
44% Mar
6% Feb
26
8
Dec
30
5% Nov
22
9
Jan
137% Apr 26
9% May
3
162
Nov
8
Oct
20
168
Feb
2
17% Jan
26
22% Feb
16
78% Sep
2
11
23
Goodrich Co
100
30
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
141%
7
Goodyear Tire
42% Jan
3
lVt Jan
4
2 % Nov
29
24
12% Jan
5
23
Sep
21
27 VB
6
32
Sep
21
Grand
22% Jan
6
39% Sep
12
Granite
86 Va Jan
5
138
Dec
31
126% Jan
18
13
5 Va %
29
Jan
cum
41%
5V4
5%
38%
3
62%
♦105%
14%
213% Dec
17
21 y8 Jan
3
32% Sep
6
Dec
29
74
Feb
2
93% Nov
25
Great Northern
38% Dec
29
35% Jan
18
44% Sep
19
Great
20% Mar 22
31
Oct
27
143
69
18
33 Va Feb
8
31 Vt Dec
28
Jun
footnotes
see
153
23
76
9
May 26
Great
7%
26.
7
Green
34% Jan
18
Green
26% Mar 15
17
Jun
T)
Co
*44%
45
36%
58
37% Aug 11
Western
Co
Sugar
preferred
Greenfield
124 5/b'
100%
I'
U OOVa
32%
33 Vt
{
32 Va
56
56%
:
54 Va,
55%
41%
42%
",v:
5 Vt
53/8
38 Va
,.38 Va
Co
Tap
144;700
32%'
40%
5%
38
"'42
53/8
38%
'■
62%
623/4
106%
♦1043/4
147/B
14%
41%
i;;,.5%
64 Vt
•i
125
101
,42
53/8
38/. : 38%
.
106%
14%
,
!,V
*19R
633/4
*105%
i"
44%
44%
44%
15:
44%
36
*35 Va
59
59%
44%
36
57%
58
*35'/4
60
39 %
39
39 VB
39
32%
31
32%
32
32%
*35 Vt
59
39%
31
*100
103
*100
103
*100
1
700
•
6,400
r
'7,800
4,800
•
2,100
15
3,800
103
<
900
36
59
700
383/4
39 Vt
8,200
32
:
•
44%
323/4
4,900
„
♦100
103
64
64%
x56%
58
93
*92
94
*92
94
*92
94
85%
*84
85%
*84
85% v
*84
85%
40%
113
112%
41%
40%
113
41%
58%
112%
40%
59%
59%:
"113
113 Va
59%
4.500
20
114
730
12,600
41
40%
41
40
40%
40
40 V2
*0
40 Vt
393/4
40%
7,100
27
27
27
27 VB
26%
27%
26%
27%
3,100
*97%
98
97%
97%
*97%
973/4
39
39
39%
X39
39%
3,500
5%
17,200
*97%
98
38%
38%
38%
5%
5%
5%
*155
159
*155
5%
159
5 Va
*155
5%
5%
♦155
159
100
159
22
22
22%
22%
22 VB
22%
22
22
74
74%
73%
74%
74%
75%
75
76 Vt
7,800
61
61%
63%
23,400
800
61%
63
65
63%
64%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
31%
313/a
46%
46%
46%
463/4
46V4
46%
7.800
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1%
1 %
1%
22,500
Inc
*190
197
*200
*39
207
*200
208 %
/
*200
1,900
2,800
2,300
18,900
2071/4
5
39
100
1
*96
96 3/4
963/4
963/4
96
963/4
96%
130
17%
18
17
17%
17%
173/4
16 %
171/4
12,700
No par
44
45
44
44
41%
44
44
32
32%
32
32
com
90
25
X413/B
No par
-100
1
21%
& Die Corp—No par
39
39%
x3834
♦44
31%
38a/4
31%
39%
*96
31 a/4
39%
1,600
480
31%
1,600
90
92
92
93
93 Va
93%
933/4
2,200
41%
41%
42%
41%
41%
41%
42%
9,200
21%
2,600
21%
148%
149
*74 V2
-
Va
76
21%
148%
*75
21%
21%
21%
149
148
143
76
*75
76
211/4
149
^5
149
" '
j
4,400
.663/8
92%
1
1,000
600
,
♦105%; 106%
15
39 %
com—No par
10Q
Bay & Western RR
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124 a/a
1003/4
323/4
56%
•
Prop—No par
Paper Co
Ry
110
'_o._
50%
100%
62%
14%
2,200
122.%
124%
-
6,300
-
46%
common
Iron Ore
Northern
(H
64
106%.
1,300
—
31%
(The)
3%% preferred
Grayson-Robinson Stores
$2.25 conv preferred
30% Mar 14
1
page
24% Feb
Mar 16
Feb
♦
2,100
-
150
v49%
191/4
18
Dec
.
: *140
50%
39
45% Nov
78% Aug 17
♦122
150..
29%
5
22
122
19%
34 Vb Jan
154
38%
'
87,800
68,600'>
71%
38%
17
9
^71%
29%
36% Dec
4
:7i%
-90
32%
56%
•;.
1,500
">
-
:
-19,
124%
v
1,100
;
8% ::8%v>
19%
4
4
89 V*
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8%': V
39
6
Apr
50
•
"•/
19
•-
803/4:
'
29%
14
73
19
r
19
14
17% Jan
52%'
:
13%
38%
Apr
131% Jan
60 Vb
52%'.'
■
29%
Jun
9
59%
M'
50
•
16%
.
19%
19% Nov
Jun
33%
40 V4
par
13 %
:
100 %
101
••;.54% "557/b
:•
16%
38%
44
27
122
*140
—
33%
•v
29%
98
Gt Northern
71
5oy8
f
19
6
80
50%
■(, *135'.; 137
2,700
'
89 •?
..
-100%
523/4;
8%
100
J
59%. *
'18%
•
50% ".51 Vs
-124% 124%
f
58%
8%
*; •*'"7o%''.:; ;/r.70%
•71
.,122
122 /: '•'■
122
122
*140'"". 150
*140
150
:
*16% V;.17
13%
135/B
89%
57
34%
-
f.~
t.
51%
'19
x34%
37
Mar 14
4
•
.
f'Z' »%: ■:•
250
92
7 '".*55%
29%
Mar 23.
11
89
»
137;:./
ft ,'V
19%
Jan
Jan
88%'
^
•;
vy tv.ta
36%
9
Jan
-18%-^ *•-19 I
8%-
*135
52%
•
91
,v
35:.":.
29 Va
93
(W
51 Vs
92
56
'
19
35
Grant
57%
I
56
'34"
'
36%
4
Mar
T37 -r.
'
;16% f 17
*13% M3%
56 V4
58 Vt
-
92
10
1,000
6,400
-
•
'
.
29 VB
13
40% Aug 18
100
.
5
10% Dec
8
17
For
Sep
92
' 56'
33% / 33 % '
5
Co
2
64
20% Jan
207
92,
*55%
Steel common—12.50
preferred
100
Union
City
21%
45%
Rubber
& Co
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Consol M S & P
31
19
V21
141%
30%
213/4
••;'.* 135-
50% ' .52
18%
30%
4
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Apr
137*
30%
22%
No par
66% Jun
3
Dec
■<••.
13%
88
142
30^%
21%
5
18
41% Mar 14
13% Sep
i
.
;
17 V.
_
*140
30%
21%
—1
50% Jan
31% Nov
26
92
56 VB. ',
142"
30%
'20%
10
31
12
*140%
;
a.,.
'
10
Inc
22
73/4 Mar
142
4,200
5
29
29
29%
,
1
Co_
new
Dec
Jan
600
9%
"13%
com—.2.50
42
14% Jun
2,200
3,100
3,400
""16%
.
10
47% Dec
3
1,500
15%
715%
29%
'"
1
3% Mar
/
65%
"
common
&
Day
106%
136
'*"■
(B F)
R)
155/b
64 Va
91%
—10c
4
(W.
15%
106%
••':
ne^__l%
29% July
Grace
55
29%
•53% •■57 f
33:%': ' 33 %•
_50
No pat •
preferred—_100
273/4 Jan
55% July 25
4,700
26
55
Thanksgiving
64%
30%
preferred
No par
Glidden Co (The)
10
Goebel Brewing Co
1
Gold & Stock Telegraph Co
100
Goodall-Sanford
5
4%
26
'
54%
"
105%
*140
$4.50
Aug
'
64 Vt
9%
—No par
Plywood
•'
-
29 VB
*35%
Co
CLOSED
80(r
5,500
105%
113
Gillette
5
38
2,000
•
29 VB
,.100
8
36%
v
EXCHANGE
200
.
'
64%
21%
preferred
23
:
45
106%
4%%
19
37 Vb
...
30%
*443/8
,
64%
118% Jun 27
29% Sep
3TVB
*30%
;
STOCK,
:
.
*105%
26
43% Sep
367/B
«•
44%
2,000
:
47
65%
*83
45% Sep
30 Vt
"
44
"
410
10%
*45%
29 Va
—100
18
i
13,100
' 6,500
,
106%
preferred
11
30
43%
36%
8%
30%
28%
65
3%%
conv
,-.30%
15%
86% Mar 23
Jan
33
150
106%
;
INe.par
Corpw——
Rubber
24% Mar 14
943/4 Jan
700
23,700
108Va
10%
,
15%
7
July
/
-
30
*45% ."46%-:
.15%
Jan
&
38% Oct
7
52%
89%
8
.10%
10%
46
53 Vt
1
—
Tire
-10%
10%
46
53%
—100
11
....
.
.
89
.
108%
5
preferred
1% Nov
14%
"
26
4%%
Jun
20
54% Dec
1,800
1,300
51%
t,
8%
47/B
15%
General Shoe
8
28
94 J
29%:
257/B
i
issued"
31
Dec
1,000
12%-
933/a
109%
257/b
General
Jun
't.'.
8 Va
29%
108 Va
4%
14
101
8%
53%
100
Dec
B2
83/8
12%
,
30
25%
13
6
83/8
:
*14
89
5
29
59 % Jan
i
51%
54%
98
20
50%
*88%
26
30 Vb
-
30% Dec
64% Dec
100
'
109
109
36%
20%
General Realty & Utiltles
General Refractories
j,
"When
8 Va
29%
'
.
■"
r_5
Utilities Corp_,
Railway Signal com.No
21
14
97
<
•14%
4%
No par
preferred
4
Dec
14%
50%
43%
36%
V/,'
General Public
General
4
60
20
,
90
30
54
___100 /
convertible
8%
29%
109 %
43%
65% Nov
157
50 >/4
X89%
30%;
16
26% July 30
50%
No par
preferred
3% %
13% Jan
Jan
14
*25%
Corp-„:—
Instrument
10% Jan
.
8%
14
43%
-
■
18
-
100
92
30%
■
29
82.
4,100
97
123/4
92
..10%
*45% ..46%
Nov
84% Oct 27
*8%
12%
91
V 10 Va
.
Jun
91
8
21
8%
12%
91
90
109
45% Jan
101
31
.
Nov
8
12%
91%
14 %
"Z: 29%
General Precision Equipt Corp
.1
General Public Service.
—10c
-
/67^< NOV 17*'
: 47%-Oct
31
57%
119%
98%
12%
•
8
1
Corp '
_1
General Telephone
Corp^i.^^-1—10
General Time Corp common_No par
4%% preferred
^100
Dec"l3
8Ve
91%
103% Sep
99 (
7
*97
101
57 Va
119%
v.
124
9,300
65' preferred -——No par
Preferred $3.75 series:—No par
General Outdoor Advertising_No par
General Portland Cement Co—l:
1
16
6
35% May 25
25% Jan
97
5,000
4,600
*99%
57%
♦116
57%
9,000
•
9
49% Jan
53% DeC 13
57%
124
97
37%
21%
'
Co
General Motors Corp obm
14 /
10
.
';
July 25Nov
35 % Nov
-
: :39% Jan.
57 Vt
'116
3,400
37%
•; :
58%
101
500
32%
5
General Mills common-:
3
Jun
43% Mar 14
Eleotric
5%
102
9
152
Dynamics
July 11
127
.
! ~-33.. -Mar. 17:••
i
56%
I
10
19%
433/4
57
38
573/4
♦99%
.
21%
—100
2nd preferred—
Cigar Co Inc com
General
122% Feb 24
.
373/t
58
H OO
104
19%
43%
,
31%
General Finance Corp (Delaware)*!
General Foods Corp com
-4
-.■.54
36% Nov
37%
55%
100%
57%
♦102
19%
43%
2,300
32%
—5
conv
General
15
28
/4% Jain
37%
106
Vt
43%
*19
3,400
22%
Transportation—2.50
General
*
22
Jan
T-
*102
1,400
:
21%
7% preferred
>
J
inn
General Contract Corp common
2
6% series preferred———10
7'
35% Nov
41
Amer
General
>
Oct 27:
21% Mar
9-
4%
35% Oct 26
140
2
Apr 28
9 ■ ••13% Oct 3l"
//IS&dept'
July 5
62% Sep. 23
Aug 17"
■"
34% Aug. 19
44 ;
107 /
93'
U-29% Jan;:;7.-
;52%Nov"24
4% Dec : 9
$4.50 preferred
General
•
3
.<
104
58%
31%
General Bronze Corp
Aug-
37%
57%
Vt
Acceptance Corp——„
General American Investors com
General Cable Corp com—,.
4% 1st preferred-
.98-
10%
37%
32
convertible' preferred—50
Container Corp.——1.66%
General Baking Co common
$8 preferred
11
'
33%. Dec 29
X103/4
31%
General
1
43% Oct
102%: Sep 'is
■i
4%%
Gaylord
23
136% Feb
v
:
? 55 (' ian^A
,
3
Mar
10%
383/a
57
30%
_
—
23
120
57
19%
-98%
4,400
213/4
Garrett Corp
(The).—.2
Gar Wood Industries Inc com
1
23
66% Jan
3
146%_Dec 10
.;118%Jvi. .;4 .
65. Jan
4 '
.:.22%Janli:
common
Gardner-Denver Co
1
7% Oct
78% Nov 22
5
Jan
In'c
24% Sep
75
•.
"80% * "
106
31 Va
100
u_;
36% Feb
137/b Jan
80% July 22
12% Dec 28
*105
38
433/4
124
"::78%
7,500
10%
19%
56
56%
V
1,800
3,900
61
57 Va
433/a
37%
-*97
59
10%
104
100%
*116
32%
110%
108
106
2,100
22%
common.
148% Jun
46% Jan' 3
14% Nov 24
•
32%
"
.
"
55%
1
(Robert!,
6
-Nov
4,100
4,000
9
30%
(The)
Inc
7
48% Feb
48% Jun 25
4
25
69% Jun
13
•
37
par
«,
'
177/b Aug* 3
30% Sep 22
16% Nov
1
32%
68 V2
Va
80
'
—
Va
9
38 Vt
19%
*99%
5% convertible preferred-;—5$
Gamewell Co (The) ——No
14
107% Mar
—
24 % Mar 15
1
;
32
——
——
"68%
38
43%
'
....
'
l
Mar
Nov
Co
Co
3
••
3,400
—
10%
106
43%
78%
*105
105%
X563/4
38%
'
Jan
130
38%
r
21
45% Jan
29
15
■r
"•83% Mar 18
29
131
Jan
57%
57%
10% •10%
50
15
27
49
17% May
Dec
77%
-90
11% Jan
Jan
77
100
29% Jan
9
13%
59
common--— 1
7
139
107
573/4
1
10
—
Gamble-Skogmo
11
45
-
28
9 % Nov
Feb
56
.,
12
57% Jan
v
•9% Mar
', Mar 14
105 % Sep
10
89
Jan
.
4
18 % Dec
-
13%
32%
107%
58%
1
$4.50 preferred
5
46% Feb 25
20
15% July 5
• 26% Mar 15
6
333/4 Dec
30% Mar
122;
10
148% Feb
3
10% Jan
71r
/ 32
39
1
25% Oct 21
'
Galr
•
-46 V2 Apr
.
2
Dec
•"
"35% Mar 14
107% Aug 27
65% Nov 24
9% Oct 25
135% Aug
18% Jan
2
•■■':• 4% Oct
1,200
2.1%
Corp
preferred
Gabriel
30;
July 5
11% Sep 15
49Vi July-27
232% July 18
37% Nov 17
Dec
8% Nov 23
113
18
,/
4%
32
107%
No par
.
;
Freuhauf Trailer Co
35
'
i, 34 J Jun
'Jan 25
J 29'% Nov
21
25% Jan
/ 9
",41% Jan
',
6% Dec 27
22
24
:
46%
2
Freeport
V Froedtert
*453/4
34%
9%
57%
*104%
'
51
32%
xl07 Va
105
1,400
8,000
♦47
■
69
57 Va
6,200
7%
9%
"
109%
-
35%
10
Franklin Stores Corp
Sulphur Co
24
94.; Oct
v
41% Aug 23
3% Apr 12
25 i
May 7
6
j
Oct
16% Mar 23
104% May 24
17
22% Jan
-
*
: 95
9 VB
I
93%
13%
67%
►104 Va
100
■
Corp
Sugar Co—
Francisco
13%
32
78
35
34%
"32%
-77% -78
1
■
3434
9%
*19
Foster-Wheeler
4
9
5% May 18
*26% Mar 14
14
38
Mar 31
88% Mar 30
1 Dec~31
10
'
54% Nov
29
13
Jan
24% Jan
;
50'
12% Apr
14% Jun
V 34% Mar 14
>7% Aug '2
31% Dec 31
4
6% Jan
:
'•26% Aug 22
18
23% Jan
preferred
Foremost Dairies Inc
1
6
11
3%%
35 VB
5b'/a
& Chem Corp
10
convertible, preferred—100
3%%
3
34%
108 V2
'51—15
*73
'
Day
50 %
46a/8
32%
Food Machinery
Sep 21
: Jun
♦47
*43%
32
1,300
:.Z 1.200
*6%
46%
9
16-'/4
24%
'
*45%
'
2,400
163/4
„
9%
68%
Co__No par
CLOSED
7
9%
8%
•
21,500
15,800
14%
Thanksgiving
6%
68%
9
33
13%
"
9%
13%
x31 %
32%
14
*243/i
353/8
51
32%
iZ~7%
of
7
9%
800
13
; -
*46
46%
*103
common-
ser
6%
6,500
2
EXCHANGE
Vb
78
34%
13%
^
Light
6%
9%
-
243/4
*73
35%
62
%
STOCK
17
-
13%
No par
Food Fair Stores Inc
$4.20 div cum pfd
July 15
61% Sep 21
11
29 Va Oct
9
105
78
35%
51
-
13%
No par
18% Mar 11
-
17
33%
24%
32% "33%
-68% -68%
Firth (The) Carpet
Co—5
Flintkote Co (The) common—
5
$4
6%
17
25
*73
x34% 'r 35
100
preferred
Florence Stove Co
48% Sep "23
Mar 22
preferred
16%
24%
-
35%
*45%
""5
19
May 23
14
.-78
5,800
61
13%
14
9%
5
17
101% Nov
10:
4%%
13 VB
•
6.25
3
32%
13%
14'/a
16%
4,800
16%
2
33%
.
23%
16%
2
14%
*46
5
&
32%
Shares
22 ya
61%
*1%
Xl3 Va
34%
Zl
11% Sep
7
38% Dec
Bearings
1%
14%
24% '25
50
Electric Co___i
1%
14%
*71
series_ZZZ50
1953
Bower
1%
33
16%
Tarrant Mfg Co—Z
5
Corp
;
;
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Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins~N~"yIZZl0
Filtrol Corp
1
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber com_
■*'
16%
60
1
A—
46% Feb
106
12
4
common
ser
First National Stores
37% Jan
11
pfd
16 %
59%
the Week
Nov. 25
23%
I6V2
59
14
5
62% Jun 20
93% Jan
Jan
conv
pfd
23%
16 %
59%
14%
Ferro
,
Aug 29
32
6% Jan
Felt
s
62% Sep 23
82% Sep 23
Sep 26
cum
35% Jan
21% Apr 23
38% Sep 28
9
14
9
Aug 17
36% Sep 26
42% Dec 22
7
Oct
Jan
conv
16
.32
1
Federal Paper Board
Co Inc__
Federated Dept Stores
38 Vs Apr 26
119
Apr 15
18
54
19
Pacific
17
12
Aug
Federal
4
Oct
14% Jan
35
Mogul
52 Va Jan
Dec
•
110% Dec
28% Jan-
Federal
-10% Apr 30
32% Dec 29
4
4
16% Nov
5%%
Apr 29
5%
23%
1%
50
Friday
Nov. 24
23%
2.50
common
Sales lor
Thursday
Nov. 23
23%
59
,
___ZIZ~ZZ2
Fedders-Quigan Corp
4
3
17% Jan
~~
5% preferred series B.
Fansteel Metallurgical
Corp
Farwick Cofp
v
Jan
8
58
15
98% Jan
16
Jan
*
45
24
Feb
25% Jan
1
Nov
8% July 12
13% Jan
3
41% Sep 27
31V4 July 21
19% Dec 27
4
20% Jan
July
'
Wednesday
Nov. 22
23%
«
ZZZZZZZZ_1
Corp
Family Finance Corp
28
■
48 Va Oct
29
38% Jan
25 Vs Jun
16
30% Dec
10% Oct 13
48% Oct
Dec
22% Mar 14
Tuesday
15%
""""
ZZ,
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
-
Nov. 21
5
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No oar
Falrchild Engine <fe
Airplane Corp 1
Fajardo Sugar Co_
20
Falstaff Brewing
'
7
Monday
Put
new
Ex-Cello Corp
7
I8V4 Apr
17% Mar
11
Co
Exchange Buffet Corp
15
21% Feb
Apr 19
25% Dec 29
8
1
Oct
Products
Eversharp Inc
25
6
14
5
Nov
4% July
10
24 Vs Jan
.
Evans
20% Sep 13
May 11
1% Nov
STOCK
EXCHANGE
26% Sep 29
6
12 Vis Nov
20% Jun 29
3 V4 Apr
8
76
10
18% Aug 11
18% Jan 27
17% Jan
23
Oct
4
13% May
NEW YORK
Highest
13% Jan
~2% Dec~31
1% Apr 26
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Lowest
21
"l6
12% Feb
19
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
230
77%
31%
31%
31%
313/4
31%
32 Vb
31%
32%
4,700
34%
34%
35%
35%
35
35%
35%
35%
700
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.20
.
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
(2264)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Previous
Range since Jan* 1
Highest
Year 1954
Lowest
14% Mar
11% May 21
4
91
45% Jan
4
67% Dec 29
26% Jan 29
34% July 30
100% May 26
6
.8% Apr 14
44% Feb 23
Jan
6
96% Oct
93% Sep
90
9
Dec
4
Grumman Aircraft Corp
Guantanamo Sugar
4%%
2
61% Mar 14
39 V* Dec 29
4% Jan
68% Jan
Greyhound Corp (The)
99
35% Jan
5% Dec 22
26% Mar 29
May
Jan
Gulf Oil
Corp
Jun
9
84
83%
85%
20,200
*53%
5%
-
5%
391/2
800
383%
*
•
83
83%
*83%
36%
.36%
37
♦103 %
♦103V4
104
♦84 %
84%
30
38 Ya
96
83%
6,400
373%
38%
98
100
106% Mar 26
104% Sep
107
$4.40 dividend preferred
$4.44 dividend preferred
•
*5%
38%
96%
36%
$4.20 dividend preferred-.
7
Common
10
5%
38%
♦96
♦82%
109% Jun
Jun
•
96
85®%
*85
85 va
5,400
96
85 Ya
200'
29,000
853%
Co—
101
Aug 26
104% July 13
7
39
5%
96%
No par
Utilities
98
38 %
39%
98
*97
38%
5%
39
83
25
36% Sep
105
5%
38 Va
♦96%
98
39
Shares
14Ya
143%
14Ys
14%
14%
98
39%
♦96
"When issued"
22
98
38%
1
14%
Nov. 25
Nov. 24
Nov. 23
the Week
Friday
Wednesday
Nov. 22
15
*96
1
_
106% July 28
110
Oct
4
5
15
100
—i
Jan 18
31
14%
.
Gulf States
103
3
common
preferred
Nov. 21
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RRcoitt—No par
$5 -preferred
INo par
31
23
84% Nov
3
80% Oct 11
105
Par
Sales for
SAL$ PRICES
Thursday
LOW AND HIGH
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
45% Feb
6
Mar 30
32% July 19
5% Jan
6
39% Aug 11
22% Jan 11
94
v
STOCKS"
NEW YORK STOCK
>
16% Mar 1
May 31
13% Jan
4
Sep 20
97
7
90% Jan
Lowest
Highest
104
♦103%
104
*103 V4
♦105%
107
♦105%
107
*106
*103*%
106
*103%
106
♦104
106
"
2,900
107
*104
CLOSED
100
'
104
*106
STOCK
EXCHANGE
107
_—100
37%
37%
37%
37
106
'
H
46% Aug 17
17% Jan 13
20% Apr 30
19% Jan
46% July 12
Jan 27
45% Aug 10
•
6
Hackensack
Water*.
_25
41%
41%
69% NOV 25
41% Nov 16
3»
Halliburton
Oil Well Ceihenting—_5
63%
65
24 ye
Hall (W F) Printing Co—
Hamilton Watch Co com.
Sep
12% Mar
2
21
18% Oct 13
25% Feo
63% Jan
5
86% Dec 31
79% Oct
7
100y4 Feb
12% Jan
4
25% Nov 24
21% Jan
6
14
Dec
102% May 11
24% Jan
4
106 Va
131
142
Jan
29
Oct 25
38
21% Oct 28
33% NOV 29
22% Apr 23
5% Jan 19
32%
32
Jan
32
Oct
30
Dec~ 28
143
NOV
6%
11
35 %
July
8% Jan
39
11
Jan
2J
4 Va %
Jan
6
40
NOV 18
34 Ye Oct
16% Oct 18
27% Nov 21
11% Feb
17
17
Dec
23
15% Jan
6
18% Jun
18% Jan
4
23 % Dec 31
28% Dec 31
20% Nov
3
Hazel-Atlas
89
M*y 21
41% Nov-17
84% Jan 24
24% Majf 7
36 V2 Sep 23
91
Sep 20
60% Sep 29
Mar
4
31%'Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan 26
35
Feb
5
13% Mar 12
68i
Jan
6
121% ^eb
2
38% Jun 18
52
mi
May 26
101% Oct
26% Mar 14
39% Jan
11
23% Nov 11
•
37% NOV 18
36% Jan
20% Oct
101
.
14
96
126% Oct 26
50:
f
68
Jan
40
78
5
92
1
141Nov
17
31 Vb Mar 18
Oct
11
'
15% May 12
<
71
.
May 19
48% July 19
84% MarI8
34% Nov
9
41 Va' Sep. 15'
9,
May 13
10% Jan
4
-Sep 29
89% Jan
3
96 "
43% Nov 12
34% Jan
6
10% Nov 23
31%- Jan. 10
18% Aug
12
5
Oct 28
16% Jan
3
7
3.
2
54%
24
■
24%
37%
37%'
20
19%
20
Co
(The)
37% Oct 10
28% Jan 31
44V2^JUn 27
HooXer
29% Dec
84% Jan
9*
36% Oct-27
6
99 %' Nov
94% Jan
101
4
Feb
17
28% Jan 11
64% Jan
8
15% Jan
11% Jan
1
6
4
Nov 22
4% Nov
22
38% Jan
4
13% Jan 14
2% Nov 10
105
Nov 24
4i% Dec
17
4
34
91% Jan
98
100
28
Mar 10
102% Mar
31
.Nov
39
26% Oct 28
.
18
105% Nov. 16
Jun
34% Jan
8
38% Oct 14
Aug
t
May
104 ya Jan
18
3:
5
6'
105 ya Feb 23
47
Feb,14
11?% Dec 23
.98
Feb
7
142 V4 NoV 21
19%, Dec 31
20% Dec 10
18
Jan
6
22% Jun 23
4% Jail
5
7
10
12 % Apr
27
71% Sep
13
Hudson Bay Min &-Sm Ltd
32
16
Hunt
10% July 27
55% Dec 21
53 % Jan
6
25% Nov:
22% Jan
11
8
3% Feb
3
7% July 18
Jan
6
19% Jan
3
3
18% Dec 15
21% Oct 11
51% Jun"
63% Dec 31
57 Vb Oct
11
50% Dec
23
47 V2 Jan
5
48% May 21
52 V4 Dec
20
49
50
May 25
52% Jun 15
53% Nov 10
Jun
9 Va Feb
39
17
Sep 21
^Hudson
5%
&
20 Ya
•94
*6Ya
7
*77%
44%
43%
11
10 Ya
21% '.213/4-.,
12%
' '*
21Ya
12 Ya
*83/4
7
'
21%
*21%
31%
*30 3/4
7
'37 Ya
21%
.
22-' ;■
•
70O
-95 Ya
20
10
*
5
22
■
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11' /
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7Y4
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I
4,000
<
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'
21Y2
21Ya
31
31
31
44%
•441/a
-v
37%
200
»*•
1600
31
37
,36 Y4
500
373%
•
14
27%
27Ys
95%
39
95%
*100
•-*' '*:
102
14?/4.1
.
39
10,000
"104%- 104 Ya
27%
*100
.182
*103%
-*
43% ,44 %
-137%
18Ya
,
22%
2
♦8
V
*29%
Ihc——.6.66%
433/4
'139
18 Ya
*18%
22Ya
<23
2
63%
par
'•
142% ' ;
*8
/
/
*18%
23%
.2%
*
8%
64V4
633/b
633/4
30
30 Ya
3oy8
'■
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'
8%
63%
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;
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23Yr
6%
6%
6Ya
35%
'35 Ya
6%
35%
37%
28%
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2,800
.95%
200
30
'■
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:
140 Y4
19
7,700
6,800
500
.
233%
10,500
2%
2
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700
8
8
30Y4
6Ya
100
64
<■:
30% '
35%
6,500
44Ya.
140
64
*2S3/4
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l
5
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102
CLOSED
Thanksgiving
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100:
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23%
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,
EXCHANGE
19.
23.
,
.
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\ ySTOCK
-
;
273%
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140,
141%
|
27%
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102
103% 103%
35%
,
<
94%
>100^
145%
'
39
,/,. *383%
:>
104 Vb ";
19
*2
8%
27%
94
44%
141%
'
-
27%
-
39
14 Ya
143/4
7,200
7,300
-
41
104 Ya
r*104"
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96%
50%
40 Y4
40
105
39
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*95
•
39 Ya
104%
105
14
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..
393/4
*104 Va
47%
46Y8
46%/
'.38 a/4n
38% V
105
49
1,900
30 Y»
6%
-
63%
373%
-
373%
:
400
6,700
2,000
I
27
40
9
Jan 12
51% Jan
4
65
Oct
5
Jun 21
Aug 22
33% July 18
68% Sep 19
Illinois Central RR Co
57'
.Sep .12
Illinois Power Co
52
Nov
9
Idaho Power Co
4.08%
cumulative preferred..
50
*53
*34%'
55
52 3/4
*51 Ya
4.42%
4.20%
8% Jan 11
22% Oct 20
15% Nov 23
13% Apr
12
15%, Oct 26
cumulative* preferred*
Illinois Terminal RR Co——i.
25
24 y« Mar 15
31 y4 Aug 31
Tndianapolis Power (z Light—No
10%,Nov 28
Industrial Electrlca De Mex S
New'
—
—100
10% Nov 23
4
40% Jan
21% Jan
15% Jan
4
11
5
25% Jan
4
89% Jan
6
14% Apr 28
271
May 11
27%
4
Jan
25
Jan
28%
77
26
76% Dee 31
39% Dec
29
22% Dec 28
6
50 Ye Jan 20
162
Jan
4
66% Mar 14
35y4Jan
6
21% Jan 26
40
NOV
23
37 y4 Jan
102
Oct
25
96% Jan 19
21% Ded 29
375
19% Jan
7
18
Nov
16
38% Dec
30
35% Oct 11
165 y4 Aug 16
29 % Oct 11
38
Jan
Dec
8
42% Dec
1% Jan
34% Jan
29
94
Jan
23
Feb
4% NoV
5
59% Dec
130% Jan
7
140
9% Jan
55
8
Jan
48% Jan
176% Oct 25
Jan
159
57%. .Dec
170
Oct
1
17% Dec 31
88% Dec 31
Jan
101% Jan
13
4% May 27
349
Jan
28 ya Nov
84
Mar
6
2
8
3% Mar 16
450
Apr 18
41 Ya Jun
175% May
37% Jan
4lYaJan
9
81
12% Dec
31
6YaNov 21
3
82
12
117% Sep
23
9% Mar 13
Jan
6
44% Nov
4
42% Jan
6
70
1
60
Dec
69
73
Mar 14
Jan
5
31% Jan 29
36% Oct
Jan
13% Jan
28
26% Dec
6
23% Jan
6
38 % Dec
2
34
10
6
21
35
Mar 15
108
J*a"n-12
20% Nov 15
101
114
Nov
Jun
48% Mar
14
2
8
74% Sep 15
39Ya Nov 11
20% Jan 21
86% Jan
8
35% Apr 22
99
Jun
16
61% Mar
59% May
19% Jan
85% Jan
31% Jun
31
i
4
9
89Ya
61
*22 Ya
4,500
7,400
23
_____
5
*50%
50 Ya
50 Ya
51%
51 Ya
100
101%
101%
51 Ya
>100%
102%
'lOOVa
102 Ya
♦lOOYa
313/4
102 Ya
80
31%
313/a
331
315/8
31 Ya
313%
313%
31%
10,100
3,400
18,500
392
No par
36%
394%
36%
167
30
29%
36%
167
30
100
29 Ya
167
*87
..100
*293/4
293/a
90
;
6Y8
*87
par
78
789/a
78
100
134
134%
134
5Y4
I
No
com
Preferred
12 Ya
,7.50
13%
*109
preferred
:
International Salt—>
386
36 Vz
390
36
1673/4
36%
'167%
30 Ya
*293%
168
90
6
12 Ya
110%
104%
*109%
79%
134 y4-
134%
13%
111
13%
112
-
111%
'111 Ya
36
36 y4
167 Ya
167 Ya
30
30
30%
SO
-
30
30
*87
6
783/4
394
^0%
293%
,30
392
*87
6
79%
135
1,656
490
200
14,600
90
6
6
79 Ya
11,400
80
9,300
134 Ya
134%
810
13 Ya
12Ya
13 V4
5,400
113%
113%
113%
5,600
114
•lllVa
114
102 Ya
102%
*1023%
is y4
103 Ya
500
173/4
17V8
1734
17 Ya
17 Ya
95 Ya
..100
16 Ya
98
173%
95 Ya
96 Ya
3,200
95%
95%
94 Ya
96
*101
No P&r
International Shoe—
No par
International Silver common—
25
111
*102
.No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com._No par
5%
6
110V4.111
issued"
.*_.
389 y2
■
International Packers Limited—15
common
51
"
5
com.
51
*43%
,
*
66 3A
102
103%
103
102
103
103
103%
v102
102
41
43%
44
44%
44%
44 Ya
633/4
66 3%
443%
663%
66®%
66 Ya
460
400
700
403%
41
40 Ya
"413%
413%
1,600
*40 Ya
413%
41
41
200
373/4
373/4
*37s/a
38
37 Ya
38
14%
14 y4
1,400
*14%
143%
43
43
130
2
6
Sep 21
7%
preferred
—.25
No par.
Corp....
&
preferred.
..25
*40
41
*38%
*40 Ya
41Y4
1
37%
37s/a
__._3.50
14%
14%
..No par
Iowa-Ulinois Gas & Elec Co—No par
Power & Light Co.—I
10
Island Creek Coal common
;
50c
43%
43%
34
34
*333/4
34
21%
28%
X27%
273%
Interstate
Power Co
:
—
—
Intertype Corp
Iowa
$6
preferred.
1
293/a
•127
•
29Ya
29%
*127
30 y4
130
143%
600
43
43%
43
33%
34%
34 Ya
34%
.2,800
27 %
2IV,a
27%
27 Ya
2,200
-30 Ya
5,300
"
130
*14%
1,000
30 y4
'127
303%
130
44
30%
♦127
1,600
130
J
6% Mar 14
27% Jan
6
12% Sep
6
34% Jan 13
26
39
Sep 26
91 Mi Jan
19
Jan
3l
97% Aug 15
Apr
14
99% Jun
13
104
91 % Nov
12
77% Oct
11
97
Feb
11
Mar 15
85
Jun
27
54 %
Sep 23
Nov 30
23%
*40%
45
37% Dec
*22 Ya
$1.40 Ctim conv
Interstate Dept Stores
Nov 23
78
23%
3
Sep 15
30% Nov 16
7
*22%
168
893%
6OY4
15,300
20ya Mar 23
4
23%
*164
*'
28 Ya
7
103
63
*22%
1
90
60 Ya
40 Ya
30 Y* Aug 11
7
168
.69%
28 Ya
&iy» May
36% Sep
.
'164
60%
9
Oct
*
88%
62
*33 Ya
3
55
168
87%
50
28%
3
96
*164
59%
40%
34% Feb
8% Dec 28
;
87%
2,800
28%
30% Jan
26% Jan
30% Nov 23
37% Nov 24
168
87%
58 Ya
4,400
*38%
5
6
*164
400
<
28 Ya
29
19
Jan
62
40 Ya
34"% July 21
4% Feb
51
61%
10%
40 3%
15% Aug 29
19
50
62
10%
40 Ya
40
Jan 24
51
603%
27 Ya
43% Jun
121
•50%
60 3/4
28%
6
19
51%
59%
40Y4
3
Nov
X51%
60
273/4
34% Mar 15
123
103%
51 Va
59%
403/4
12% Jan
112
10%
51%
par
pesos
300
International Telep& Teleg
32 Yb Jan
23% EeC
2,600
International Utilities
14
Dec
1,600
27 Ya
9
34% Dec 22
29% /mg
15 Ya
27 Ya
2
38 % Dec
24% Jan
♦15Ya
Jun
Jan
39
*51V4
15 Ya
27%
3lYaSep
May
28% July
29% Jan
51%
15%
45
31
Aug 17
51 Ya
27%
No par
No par
:
$4 preferred
53
52
50
15%
International ..Mining Corp..
Int'l Nickel of Canada
International Paper*
55
27 Ye
;
preferred
*54 Ya
40
533%
15%
fiydro-El^ctrlc.Sys class A—25
4%
55
52
66 Ya
25
May 12
AUg 13
preferred
Int'l* Minerals & Chemical
Jan
38
14
Int'l Harvester common
3
87% Aug 26'
*54%
55
,
27%
...
Corp_____
Int'l
17
101V2 Sep 26
Inc.—
4
92 % May 26
55 Ye
*51 Ya
15%
_ioo
Int'l Business Machines
7%
*54 V4
27 Ya
_Nb par20 '
Interlake
Iron
*53
55%
52
15%
—
,
Ct'fs
5 J 3%.
*54%
i*
Inspiration Cons Copper
Insuranshares
-
*53
27%
Interchemical Corp common...
4Va% preferred..
;
6
16
16
10% Jan
6% preferred
Inland Steel Co.
52
*51 Ya
533/4
5
Industrial Rayon.—_
Sep
12% Jun
Jan
50
52
,55%
par
A—
Ingersbll-Rand common.—___No
Mar 29
Jun
17
4
33 Ye
141
Nov
29% Apr
103
18
79% Dec
4
24% July 18
53% Sep 21.
133% Nov
79
11
9iy4 Sep 19
68
Sep
8
6
44% Jan 11
Jan
58% May 23
63 y4 Sep 23
169 Va Jun 15
57yaJan
40 % May 27
S7% Jan
18
"When
106% May 19
*51%
*54%
*54%
Feb
July 29
51%
53 y4
Mar 11
47% Nov
51%
55%
53
159
2,800
53 y4
55
17
9,80(1
52 Ya
>54%
17
Nov
2,500
84 Ya
52 Ya
50
Jan
52
29 Ya
63 Ya
52%
cumulative preferred.:
52% Mar 28
21
29 Ya
64
52
cumulative preferred,—.50
cumulative* preferred——50
51
Jan
30
63%
523/a
4.26%
8
10
«»9
29 Ya
63 Ya
4.70%
Jun
10
30
283/4
623/4
52
55
54% Dec
Dec
28 Vb
63%
52
53% Nov 10
53
Dec
par
28%
62 Ya
51'%
No par
51% Aug 17
52% Sep
1
51% Dec 27
.
10/
,
common—No
65
Mar 14
31
32 Vb Mar 14
100% Deo 31
48% Dec 22
41% Mar 15
98
Mar 10
33% Nov 23
59
Jun
14
May 10
107 y4 Nov
22
68% Oct 31
33% Nov 23
Jacobs
(F
L)
Co..
1
8%
8Ya
83%
8Va
8%
8%
83%
Jaeger Machine Co..
l_N0 par
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co—J.
1
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4% pfd.L.lOO
*313/4
32%
32
32 y4
32%
32%
32%
32 Ye
800
x30»/4
30 %
30 Ya
32
313%
31 Ya
313%
32 Ya
6,700
*93
95
93
93 Ya
94
94
93%
50 y4
93%
70
.50%
1,000
...
Jewel Tea
3%%
Co Inc common
Johns ManVille Corp!
Johnson & Johnson
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Manufacturing Co
New
1
100
.No par
51
>101%
513%
103
95
723/4
51
50%
103
*101 Ya
95Ya
72 Y4
50 3/8
*101 y2
*91 Ya
50®%
103
*102Ya
92 y4
90 Ya
91%
90
73
73 Ya
74
74
103
5,900
—
90 Ya
6,000
74 Ya
900
50 Y4
51 Ye
18,200
*106 %
107 Ye
"
■
com
5% preferred series A—
Jo*
—
preferred
8Ya
12 %
10
100*
1
49%
106 %
67
49s/a
107
68.
72%
49 Ya
107
X66Ya
51
505%
51%
Ye
107 V*
106 3/4
67%
68%
673%
65s/a
66
4,300
33 Ya
33%
*323%
33
200
107
J
1,400
22% ,fv
*
2,900
.
21%
V
7
213/a
5,900
13,600'
44%- "-44Ya
*10%;
123/4, ■
.12'/»
'•
3iy4
37%
■
-
"
32 Ya
37%
79%
*95
11
7
700
20 3%
*78%
'
45
10%
:
-y.
95 Va
94 y2
.44
■
20
'
79%
♦94%
94%
,
11%
-14
—.100
Hupp Corp _i
;
—
Hussman Refrigerator Co
'*77ya, .,79 y4 ::.
.
45
37 Y4
■
1,200
'
.1
No
32 Va
37%
19Vaf
44%
nonoumulative preferred__100
Foods
33
37%
353/a * 36%
I
Manhattan.
i
32%
20
48.Ya
54
*52 Y4
*
1
*30%
Houston {Lighting & Power__No par
Houston Oil Co of Texas (Del )—25
2% Feb
473%
54
"*
21 Ya *
100
25VaSep
53%
140
*123%: 124 Ya
A8Vx
53
19 Y»
•
..——100
July 18
.2''
■r
124%'
.48%
193/4
,
•'
21 y4 :21% ;*.,
12s/8
12%
preferred—100
15% Mar 14
I
*473/4 "'X
38
*10 Ya
4,700
1,400
139
"
.473/4
"53%
-
32Ya
44%
-
.
*123
;
10
20
20%
37 Ya
94
Inc.
$2.25 convertible preferred.-.—.50
Household Finance common—No par
Howard Stores Corp.!
Howe Sound Co.
123
:
38
19 Ya
141 Va
139%
700
-*373%
38
32Ya
38 Vb
3%% preferred
preferred — —_—>
138 y4
20
1,400
243%
243%
24%
20
33%^;
♦104Ya
A%
24%
*373/8
700
54%
101
*99
101
38%
38 %
19%- 19Ya
*77'%'
79%%"'
Cornmon__5
Co
123
k
1
55
No par
com
3
Electrochem
4.40%
48
32%
;
..12.50
__10
$4.25 preferred
Houdailie-Industries
13 b 74
124 */a
*53;
..5
Homestake Mining—
Honolulu Oil COrp new
.
X48-
Heyden Chemical Corp common
1
"3%% preferred series A—J—100
$4% cum* pnd pfd (conv)__No par
Hilton Hotels Corp—
—
,1
_5>
Hires Co (Charles E)————
1
Hoffman Electronics Corp——50<s
Holland Furnace CO—
—_5
Hollander (A) & Sons.'
—5
Holly. Sugar Corp common
10
5% convertible preferred.
—30
3
13
*123
.1
new—
50% NjV 26
.
89
53
•
23 Ya
38
48
Aug 25
34%
*87 Ya
'
>
"
24
34% Oct 13
35V8
*33 Yi
34%
*99
19%
4
16% Apr 26
34%
'
101
*37%
33% Jan
7
*99
25
3
Jan
17
20% ',.
101
32 % Mar
33
17
20 5%
*99
9
Apr 28
16% Sep 19
17%
20 %
25
29% Feb
406
17
20%
88 V4
liuYa
2,800
•1,800
5,500
24
17 "
20%'
53
30% Dec 21
100% Jun 14
'
'
l3«>72
35%
24.
\
26
1,400
6%
17
21
53/
5
-
1.6%
20%
ndncilmulatiVe preferred
700
33
,
20 Ya
16%
5
-
400
323%
*34 Ya
24%
26
253/4
63/8
35%
88%
25% Jan
Mar 31
;.
34 Va
4
31% Dec .31
27%
6%
*34%
e y4
35%
36,665
'
89%
25% Jan
103
.
1,600
,
38 Ya
,33
6Y4
33%
,
143
,38 5%
323%
32 Y4
""
33 78
7
Dec
6
95% Jan 12
12% Nov 23
6%
*34%
6%
35
32%
*33
*53
19% Feb
27
33%
51 Ya
*i4lYa
/
100
103H
*503%
X
38 3/4
♦88y4
6
Jan
32%
*102 hi
52
38%
"
54 y4
27% Dec
«•
32%
33 %
-
39%
33 Ya
4
5
38
89%
19
Oct
25%
143
33%
Jan
52
6%
*34%
.5
—
Jan
SVsrMar
143
-39%
37%
*
51%
;50
*141%
♦53
preferred—
5
5% May 12
is
51%
*141%
49%
143
—is—1
14
■8% Dec 30
*102
*10212
*1031*
49%
50
Hewitt-Robins Inc.———.
12 % Jan > 5
•11% Aug 25
July
10318
103 U
*88 %
Hertz
51% Aug 24
20% Nov -2
81% Jan
18% Mar
2,400
♦10211
5% preferred———————-100
Hershey Chocolate common—No par
4%% preferred series A———.SO
20% NOV 16
% AUg
82%
37%
1974
100
:7Vo
23
79
100
37
Hercules Motors —————No par
Hercules Powder common-—No par
1
5
8
.19 Ya
82 Y4
37%
3.65% preferred————100
Helme (G W) common—
——10
7
Jan
Apr
V *19Ya
83
37%
*19%
19%
_15
3%%
,126
Mar 14
26
July
Jun
23%
37
32%
Hecht Co common
1,100
X36Ya
19%
33
_
200
5,000
23%
37%
32%
dist
Glass Co_
42%
69 Yb
23 Y4
:
82%
33
Hayes" Industries Inc
38% July 25
22% Mar 2
51% Jan 13
18% Apr 21
4
Jan
16
25
34%
25
3
122% Aug 11
Dec 23
54% Feb
104 Va Feo
17% Oct 11
Dec 27
■*
26% Jan 11
14% Jan 11
3
96% Aug 15
22% Jan
6
Havag industries Inc—
Ex partial liquidating
13
42 Ya
69 Y4
-
85
1
-
; *
♦83
10
.
Day
19%
*141
Heinz (H J) Co common
21% Jun 30
85
preferred
23
23%
Thanksgiving
69 %
6 7 Ya
36
—___
—
5
14
23%
-
84 %
—100
—2.50
1
...
Harris-Seybold Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx—
1
Hat Corp of America common^
39% Juiy 13
Mar 11
'23%
23%
67%
;
42 ya
*42
42%
65
♦19
15
common
preferred.
Harrisburg Steel Cbrp.
*42
X84-
No par
convertible
Harbison-Walk Refrac
10
40% Nov 17
5% Mar 25
8% Nov 30
1
Nov 23
52
6
5
—
preferred
100
Hammermill Paper' Co
——
2.50
Hanna (M A) Co $4.25 pfd___No par
107 ya Feb
134% July 25
26% Mar 14.
Nov 23
4%
4
37% Nov 21
10211 Oct 24
40% Dec 22
15
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'
1
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.
b
I
•
Number 5485
Volume 182
■
The Commercial ani
Financial Chronicle
,
,
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Range since
.
Lowest
2 V*
Highest
Sep
0
32 Va Jan
4
92
Apr 28
100
Jan
103 Mi
102
Aug 10
May 26
"35% Jan
50
Jan
25% Dec
4
4
39% Jan
11
rw
Dec
31
a-1
24% July 15
ft Nov
38*/a Nov
9
i?
36 % Jan
Apr 29
84
44% Dec
9
58
34% Jan
1
Oct
20 V,
14
Feb
Jun
38 'A Jan
92 % Mar 18
28% Jun
30
32
62% Dec 31
49% Nov
22
23
23
62%
•%Jan
8
Aug"|
Nov
13% Dec 29
5% Feb 18
8
16
47 Vi Jan
58'ft Dec
9
50
12% Mar 15
17% Dec
22
.
Jan
Apr
25
Feb
25
86'ft Aug 11
98
60% Nov 30
;
53% Jan
4
2
34
Jan
15% Jan
6
11
20% Dec 31
34% ^ep
6
,
18% Jan
6
1% Jan
3
8
11% Jan
3
8
3'ft Jan
3
4
*■$3
19% Jan
3
23
Mar
18
89
Nov
13'ft Jan
3
23
Apr 22
26'A Nov 22
56
2
July
67%
23
164
Jan~29
149% Jun
47
22
Sep
5
31
55% Apr
27
21 % Jan
14
25
39-% Sep
19
79
15.
103 % Sep
6T
Jan
12
82
Jan
11
51% Dec 29
13 % Jan
4
28% Jan 11
23% Jan
4
Oct1! 7
22
17*
,
Apr
4
9»
104
>105
21% July
137
1
Jun
24% Aug
Nov
"
114
.
40% Jan
21
•
88% Dec
22
Dec 20
96% Jan 22.
27% Dec
.
,
,104
98% Mar 25 *
Nov
20
:;
100
102
123
Oct
"140.;
Sep 26
28
49% Deo 31
3
Star
Cement
-series
series E
Lorillard
•
•
v
14%
(P)
,
.;12% May *0
20%'Jan
23
4
81V4 Mar 10
4
-
•
25 Va Jan*
:
22%
3 l'ft
94%
*94%
14%
15
15
15'ft
15 Vb
75%
20'ft
:
6
24 y4 Oct
6
-
.
7
Jan.Jan
,
21
6% Dec
23
543%
31
34
4
4
Dec
Dec
30% Dec
11
17'ft Dec
■;
5 Vs Mar
-
9
8V2 Apr
28
9
16
Jan
Jan
;; 343/4 jan
11
11% Feb 17
-.35% Jun
6
20'A Feb
7
54% Aug 23*
34% Dec 22
4
Jan
"
97
31% Jan
59
9
Sep 16
33% Oct 22
92
Jan
2 3'/a
19% Dec
29
15% Aug
16% Jan
28% Dec
23
18'
11
99
44
Masonite
44'a July 21
94'ft May
99
Dec
92% Jan
98
Mar 11
83
Jan
17% Jan
89
20,
Apr
28 V4 Nov
21
23
Jan
May 18
99
Jan
12
Jan
18
88
Apr
11
25% Jan
35'A July 12
4
47
Feb
4
55
15
Jan
7
237/s Dec
30
20% May 16
18% July 2
40% Jun 17
25'A Dec
30
23
Mar 14
44 'A Dec
31
44
Jan
Nov 12
52
12
Jan;: 4
15'ft July 23
75
Jan
r,4;
88'ft Jun
4
63% Dec
3
4
767ft Dec
20
67
43% Nov 24
40
■
*
371/4 Apr
18% Jan
26
24
4
25% Dec
82
21% Dec
27% Jan
4
5 7 % Dec
15'/ft
14%
15'ft
26%
14%
2 6'A
26%
2 6'A
15'ft
26%
b8'ft
26%
273ft
1,000
68
68'A
67%
b8Va
67%
68
5.100
160'A
160'A
160 A
161
5
*26
68'ft
162
27
31
4
22
27% Feb
16
32 3/4 Dec
11% Jap
4
47
Jan
4
15% Feb
20
91
Aug
1
.72
4
91
July
"58
17
17%
_i
31
Jan
69'ft Jun
7
77
Jun
39% Sep
29.
21
Oct
4
26'A Jan
6
46
Jan
25
91
Oct
4
82
Jan
7
135
Jan
18
22% Dec
31
21% Jan
18
28% Jun
28
173/4 Jun
28
233/4 Dec
23
88% Sep
7
95
Oct
21
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
30% Apr
98
Jan
4
109'A Dec
22
102
Jun
9
95
Jan
7
107
Oct
25
100,
Jun
30
26
49% Dec
23
28 3/a Jan
4
Jan
4
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
92
104
•
Jan
5
Jun
14
92
Jan
15
89
Jan
6
104% Aug 18
22 y8 Feb
For
2
-
20
433/4 Jan
103% Oct
99% Oct
109
footnotes
see
Jan
96
Mar 28
103% Oct
6
14
12
.."McKesson &
17
26% Feb
11
103'ft Aor
107% July
18
1
93% Mar 29
102
Apr
26
101
Apr
18
4
103% Oct
4
32 V4 Jan
6
23
26.
108% May
60
Sep
9
9
118
34%
33%
20%
20%
*T.
102%
104'/a
•20%
20%-
*
104 '/a
•i"
m.
29 Va
'
^
i
1*4
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21 Vft
86%:
30
30%
3:0'A
31'ft
30V4
•
30%
102%
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44%
45
45
15% ' 15%
*50
'
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•
106%
20
1023/4
1
104
"30
CLOSED
21'A
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Thanksgiving
r
2.100
16,500
*101%
.
101 Va
45 Va
21 Va
*103'/a
.
50%
101%
•
45
139
>50
<
80
~
50%
^Day
'
144
-
10,700
21%
;
503ft
2,500
86%
88%
6,900
29'ft
45%
30
12.600
101'ft
*
101 '/a
40
46'A
'•l
47 y4
1,700
Inc
2nd
Mergenthaler
139
15%
*51
'i
16
1.000
3<U%
29
29 Va;
33
i,
;.
15%
51%
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50%
139
29%
32'ft
*135
30%
•
29'ft
■W--
30
10,500
32%.
32%
f
93%
32 Va
,
,32%
93%,
32%
93.%
93'A
9 3'A
9%
9%
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97ft
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10
10 'ft
10'A
10%
10.%
10'%-
10'A
10'ft
103'A
—
50
5'ft
9
56
95'A
32%
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•'
-
3
1
-,-5
18
^.1
10.
25. '
1st
Co
preferred—50
3%
Inc
common
pfd
16%c
No par
;
preferred.^
No par.
No par
Linotype Co—No par
& Scott.—12.50
Merritt-Chapman
Mesta Machine Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
5
pfd—100
4.35% preferred series
100
3.85% preferred series—:
1003.80% preferred series—
100
4.45% preferred series
100
Miami Copper
-5
-
x47%
48
7i
72
80
80'ft
43%
43'ft
24%
24V?
16%
16%
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*67
72
32'ft
32%
35V*
35'A
*100
107
23%
24'A
24
24'ft
*92
95
*107% 110%
103
104
*45%
46
23
23'A
48'ft
49.'ft
100
100
105% 105%
.
97
>
33
•
177ft
35
36%
36%
107
"57%
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1.500
1.800
33'ft
56
34%
3,700
6
300
33
9'ft
18
56
,
5%
33
,9%
177/a
2.800
i
5%
33'ft
56
38
5%
6'ft
33.
230
900
1,200
104
630
9%
7.400
33'ft
4,600
8.300
17 %
,
56
500
34%
,36%,
18
♦55'ft
35
4,800
36%
37'A
1.900
97
SS'/v
95'ft
953A
60
32'ft
33%
32'ft
33
32 3'8
32 %
43,800
20'A
20
203ft
20'ft
20 'ft
1.100
32%
23
A
*95%
.
33%
95%
: 97
*86'ft
88
31'A
55-%
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34
34%
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23
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.
407ft
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31
34%
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v
407/a
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97
88
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31%
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33%
34
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46
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40
20
95%
88
...
31%
800
57
400
23
24
5,700
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97
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46
46
15
15'ft
15
15'ft
15'ft
15'ft
84%
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84'A
84
84
48
1,200
40
6,900
190
48
49'ft
72
72
71
72
71
71%
1,200
81
81%
81%
81%
81
81%
1.500
44 lA
43 Vb
44
43'ft
44
900
24%
24%
24
1,100
16 'ft
16 %
633/4
63. Va
10I3A
48
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24%
16.'ft
16%
63'ft
63%
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102 'ft
*69
w
72
32 'ft
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35'ft
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107
„
'
101%
♦69
32%
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48%
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„
16%
64'A
101%
3,500
49
16%
65
800
1,200
60
101%
72
72
72
100
33 Va
32%
33
1,800
35'/a,
107
*34
*100
35%
107
100
—
-
—
24'A
243ft
24'A
24'/a
24%
243ft
1,400
24
243ft
2 4'ft
25
25
25'A
51,100
93
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95
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100
93
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110
109%
109%
108
108
300
103
103
103'ft
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103
103
310
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47
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45%
46
23
23'A
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21'A
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23
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12,800
49
50
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513/a
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101
45%
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105'ft
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101
100 Vs
101
120
105%
104 Va
104%
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99
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99
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99
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97
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56'ft
>
1.800
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,
^—5
37 Va
*600
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31'ft
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57%
21'ft
21%
33% ,33%
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15%
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85'ft
preferred_„_l00
i
*
••
35 Va
*95
41%
v
9'ft
31%
9%
104
38
34%
33%
20'A
32'ft
23%,
40%
*
1043/4
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6
33 y4
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96
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*
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5 'A
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37'ft
100
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37%
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31'A .32
17%
56'ft
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104
,
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6'ft
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35 Va
17%
,
93
63o ;
5%
„
9'ft
^36%
No par
37%
31%
34%
~
104
102
33
33
.
*600.
5'ft
6'ft
31 Va
-■
1Q%
38aA
63Q
*6
...5
-
104'ft
x3a
*600
1
—
100
503/4
139
93ft
(1st series).►..lOO
Stores
2nd
15%
51
*135
*
29%
50".
common
Co
16
*15'ft
51
*135
pfd 4.30'ft
convertible
&
5Q, ,
m*
:
100
34
21
4
y
142 Va'
86 'ft y
*101'ft
series—^.50
Melville Shoe Corp..*
1
Mengel Co (The) common—
.1
conv
,.142'ft
50%)
1^3 - J
7,000
10,600
118
STOCK
.
50%
,
'
30%
EXCHANGE
^
.
85 V4
142%
,
»
.
"
102%
1P4
2ft7ft
20,100
07
33%
104
21 Va
21,300
20%
118
21
20,%.
*105 '
106 Va
106'ft
20%
*
50 3ft
-1
34'A
34'ft
:
•
200
19%
.
1
118
*117%
33%
2-1
*101%
common__50c
Co..
preferred
Cum- 2nd
-
29%
*105%
..6.25
Robbins Inc
$4.25
52'A Aug 26
29%
?J03%
No par
108
56'AJun
29% y
104'ft
,_No par
Stores
Mead Corp
12
29'A
105'ft. 105%
No par
$3.50 preferred
Apr
34"
*116
800
1,300
66 »A
6ti %
*
20%.
65 Va
*103%
__No par"
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
$4
49'A
17'A
37'A
99
93 V2
common.......:
3'ftconvertible
Merck
37
r
20
*101'ft, 102%
No par
Corp
Mercantile
*
32%
93%
common.:
96
July 21
112'ft Apr 22
94'ft Mar
,
12
page
11
39
27
May 14
36 Va Nov
7
22% Oct
41% Nov 24
108% May 19
102
Nov 29
Co
McLellan
17'ft
L
50%
20%
6b 'ft
118
2,000
# 9%
preferred
5%
49%
f'
20 Vs
20%
„No par
•
$2.50 preferred
McCrory-Stores Corp
25
49%
48%
s
4,400
51
*97
65'A
9,7
88
.32
184'A'ft
28
98
34'ft
Mfg Co new_i"_4"
17
106'A Apr
,
180
50%
100
pie.erred-
29'/a Feb
2
37 Vi
91'A
65'ft
*U 6
Corp common_.__5
18
18
17%
37'A
20'ft
x29.Vv
No par:'
1...
25
21
17%
37
Va.
$3.75 cum pfd 1S47 series__No par" *" *95%
$3.40 cumulative pfd
No par"*86'ft
McCall
30%
.
1
45% Apr
Aug
49%
1,400
50%
No..par
McGraw Electric Co
60% Jan
17%
97%
3 6-A
*97
•
a
50
*
__,_5
McGraw-Hill Publishing
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
101
50'ft
51
64%
5
Corp__^„,ftfc
McCord Corp
3,"
17%
50'A
50'/a
-
X17 3
''
49
20
-
13
Jail
17%
37'ft
59,
...50
13
1
51
*36
___10
21,
Apr
50'ft
50
%7
__100 1'
Jun
Mar 14
49 y4
50
100
common.-lO
Apr
.
49%'
50
96
4*.
8
162 'ft^
49%
50%
Nov
May
523A Jan
21
103.'
Jan
161%
83'ft
Co-—;...,
Stores common
7
46
Aug.22
,16'ft*Feb 16
-
lb2%
*95%
$3
21,600
14%
5.0%
213A Aug 11
-
31
Dec
6.4% Dec
86% Jan
57 V» Nov
0V
Nov
3,200
15%
84%
15
27
1
24% Mar
34
573A Jan
30
11% Feb' 19
(56'ft Mar 31"
10
14 Vs Mar 14
45
33% Jan
54% Jan
Feb
2,700
87'A
14%
,..108
Corp.
Dept
Maytag
21
87
17%
87%
(Ky).Nopar
$3.75 preferred 2
•
20%
1,000
21
v_5
,*
8,900
17'/a
,_1
10"
83
1
99
5'A
43%
17%
43'A
8 6'ft
Master: Electric
3
1,900
*5
r.
■
43%
14
20%
May
94
1%
13%
f
17%
1
convertible
16
23
333A Mar 14
20
Midland
4'ft
23
22% Nov
37% Dec
5
-4%
43%
j
87 %
No par
Marquette Cement
26'ft Feb
6
25'ft Dec 23
Jan
'
/ft
.
20%
55
Forbes
Shirt
'34% Nov
253/8 jan
Jan
15,500
4,600
1%
.<
..No par
Martin-Parry
18
91V4 Jun
&
29'
22
!
5
43%
,10
common
,
21% Sep
4%
43 'ft
.100
22 - Marshall Field & Co com
Apr 25".*. ' 4'A% preferred
Feb
4
Martin (Glenn L) Co.^^
4
21%
1%
14
M
Manhattan
1.
20%
1%
*13%
,
130
17%
preferred-^,100
Chef
Marine
,
3,900
86%
1Q
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Corp
15 ;
7 6'A
20%
.10
38'/2Sep
July 19
13'ft Feb
,
76
17%
25
;
Sugar* Co
Mandel Bros
•„
18,300
87
No par
Manati
*.
21
July ]4
35% Nov
7
16% Jan
4 r
15%
20%
5
preferred'
Trucks The;.'—:
16*" Magic
10% May 18
r
May 16
7% Sep 27
29
34 3ft Nov
82
3
15'A
5,300
17%
10
,
28
••
5
43%
31%
94%
1,000
94%
1%
137/s
23 'ft
31%
96
20%
►
5% Nov 25
6
r
24% Jan; 12
13'
1%
22%
31%
x8b%
III
Sep 19 ' Magma. Copper l——
41% Sep 22.; Magnavox Co (The),
685.. Jun 21;
Mahoning Coal RR Co__
4
5
'•
13%
55%
22%
10
_
com
1_„__
i\
6%
.
'
'
700
7
Co
122
18
19%
-1%
13%
100
4'ft
17
31
76
•
6,700
22 'ft
20 Vs
-
2,800
Va
5,400
par
...I.No
•
tlQ% Dec 31
•
Jan
Jan!
.Jqn
13V4, Jun
12 'A Feb
6
"
22
546 **: Nov 17
.:
;1,95
6
12
19
12% Jan
8% Jan
563/4 Jan;
Dec
C; ' 7% Jan
75
19%
43
I.I..5
Mack
Macy (R H) Co Inc com
.* •.
4'A % preferred series A
Madison Square Garden
35% July 15 f
88% Mar. 15'
23
64
4
22% Jan
31
3
T
'4% Mar 10
\
ft
74%
19'A
14%
4
*50
20%
M & M Wood Working Co
•
14%
76%
74%
par
2,900
16 7 8
15'A
Co.II.io
„Il25
2,100
42%
*
55%
94%
Nashville
MacAndrews
July 22 •
,*32% July 27 '
*50
23%
42'A
17'/a
31
l4%% -preferred series A.,—^100
Lukens Steel Co
140
55%
29'A
50
23 Va
4%
,
280
,
49 'ft
14%
*4'ft
17Va I
22%
Lo™nft,»ftn -(M) & Sons Inc—
Common _____________—,—,_^^1
*17% July 12
53% Jan
3
26 Vb Mar 14
31
4-
July
3% Jan
Dec
•
29
-
Mar 28
19% Jan
-
9% Dec
&
4
16 y. Jan
499
92
19
.ft 8% Dec
'
5% May
'133
Aug 19
30% Dec
"7% May 27
48'A Jan
*50
"
.
95
:''
■ft; ft
>*-12% Mar 14
55%
14%
4'ft
17
31%
preferred
preferred
Louisville &
40
2,900
29 Va
42%
22%
...
Louisville -Gas & El Co
3
14%
*4
16%
500
66%
55%
97%
29%
42Vs
1,500
97
31 '/a
preferred
Co
14%
4%
17
*50
.
8
Apr 22
\15% Nov 29
40% July; 2*- v..54": Dec 23
122
July 6,
136 % Dec 29
14%
4%
17
42%
7,700
37%
105%
93
22'A
Corp.i.
D
42Va
200
46%
55,%
.
7%
31V4 Nov 21
102% July 6
.
convertible
4.25%
May 25
51% Jan
42%
%
46%
66
49%
'
*97%
11,200
105%
23%
:
4.35%
; July 27
39'/a May 16
,
49%
49
98
23%
43
Corp
Co.
;
..*
;-9a% Sep 15
22% Mar 14
99% Sep ,23
9
29
23
50 %
24%
,__100
v■;
6
147
6
29%
49%
23%
49%
23%
Long Jsland Lighting Co com.T..J0.
■5%■ series B preferred..
T-100
r
"58
3,
,
29%
,—iOQ
Long Bell Lumber (Md) A,.__Napajr
6
-•25% Jan
*97%
29 Vs
48'A
40%
64%
97%
2.400
31,000
36%
55%
29
34,500
"fa
37
119
46 Va
105%
55%
%3'ft
Products.
Cup
64%
*105%
105%
55%
97%
5
Lone Star Gast Co, common
4%% conv preferred-I
105%. July 15
July 15
77% Jan
Lone
5
103 'a Jan
Mar 11
5514
No par
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
Loew's Inc A—
•
,23
Mar 4
107% Apr 27
8
45% Jan J
20
July
33% Sep
11,
20% Oct. 11
1153% Feb 15 V
5A ,.i 48% Aug 25
il;
5
103% Mar
22
59% Jan,
Oct
28'A Mar 14
-
3
Oct
7
*105%
55%
par
3%%.
69'A Sep 22
32% July
5
Jan
26% Mar 14
105%
55%
Corp (The)_______ir_"~_2l50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com
No
1
17 Va Mar 14
56
*105%
_
3,600
47%
36%
__io
.Lionel
7
31
26% May 18
/••
64% Feb
30
24,'ft Aug 26
106% Mar 2.
99% Jun 30
40% May 17
Nov
116'ft Aug 12
34'A Dec 21
Mar 16
V 98% July
.
29 % Aug 19 .'
4
Jan
•
Dec
64
4
Belt
19
28% Nov 19
:r
Tulip
is
Day
46%
36
65
No par
preferred
Lily
6
16% Sep
25'/8 Jan
46%
35%
65
.
Link
46% Oct,
Mar 12
26
103
17
Dec~30
•
22% Jan
7%
25
2
19% Dec 21
108% Jan
22
Jun
46'ft, 46%
35'ft
66
10
•
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
& Libby
Life Savers Corp new
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
16
66
26
46%
35
3,700
36%
Thanksgiving
47
461/4
20%
X117
47%
*46%
1,700
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
Hoo
Libby McNeill
28
53%
38% Apr
18% Jan
29% Sep
72% Sep
164% Nov
61% Mar 14
Apr 22
;
1,100
21%
20'ft
STOCK
27%
21%
37
47
47%
47
0,400
45
27'A
123%
35
_i
Lerner Stores Corp..
16
36%
121%
77%
45
1#
00 'oomniuu-o
Corp .(The)
64% Jan
37%
122%
*46-14
105 'ft
X7&%
20%
Va
*65
1%
FinK
&
201/e
32
|
13%
Lehman
13% Dec
=
47
200
21%
20 %"
36%'
——
27'A
21%
1
l
Lehn
20% Aug 17
*46%
2nd
47'ft Jan
Jan
37%
preferred_.No par
pfd
No par
1st
noncum
22
76% Nov 19
%
*26'ft
100
16
8
20%
tV
37
-IIIII__II_5
40 'ft Mar 14
4
20%
3S2
50
C)0n'>
10
8% Jan
142% Jun
&
noncum
50c
39% Jan
22
20
1
~
preferred
31
17
(111)" '
__
Dec
Sep 30
21%
'
—- —
+
107
♦104'ft
45
27%'
21%.
.
105
*105'ft
77%
44%
46%
_—_—;
Dec
23
•
77%
45
120%
Lehigh Portland Cement
Lehigh Valley RR—
No
Lehigh Valley Coal common..^
6%Sep
•
77%
44%
47%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
16% Sep
4 Vs Dec
76%.
26%
21%
2,500
95%
*102
,
77%
122%
common.
& Tire
105%
16,500
2
40
*94
105 %
46%
common
(J.ames)
3.85%
.
*104%
*104%
120.%
—T—
preferred
Lee Rubber
76% NOV 23
25'/a Apr 26
2% Sep
9
46
Bryant
4%%
20
11 % Dec
4
4
•
'ft May 3
15% Nov 25'
Mar 14
l'ft Dec
Mar 30
16 Vs Jan
Lane
107
105%
Shares
37%
*1%
40
105
*105%
45%
Laclede Gas Co
La Consolidada 6%
pfd_75 Pesos Mex
27
4
6% Jan
Jan
Inc
Kroger Co (The)
Sep
7
5% Jan 25
Sepl
7
*102
27%
7
(S S) Co
(S H) & Co_.;_,
Kroebler Mfg Co......
18
105
107
77
g 75
Nopar
Co
preferred
Kresge
4
60
95
6
% Jan
Jan
*102
2.50
Co
95%
'/a'
*105%
...IIIlNapar
Wire
J
*94
36%
'
40
27
5
Kress
16
15,
14
Mar
4
54% Apr 26
20'ft May 10
28VsJan
6
30% Dec
Aug 10
7% May 4
27% Jan
4
15
4'/a Jun
Jan
May 10
12% Dec 31
7
85
&
2
*39%
95
*94
*1%
40%
*45
50,
Da-
'
County Lan,d Co
4%
9
Va Feb
24% Nov 21
39% May 31
3% May 27
14% Jun
9
4
Light Co
Co _j
2
Nov. 25
37
105
*104%
No par
*1%
39%
the Week
Friday
Nov. 24
105%
105 Va
—
Koppers
55
24
com_
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Corp _.,_I_
H~
Kinney (G R) Co common
$5 prior
preferred....,
57% Sep 15
100% Jun 23
98% Dec 14
34% Jan 23
*102
inn
____
5
Feb
!•
2%
95%
36V4
Sales far
Thursday
Nov. 23
37%
40%
40 %
inn
&
Keystone Steel
23
?*% jy->v 25-
42
-
Kern
69
July 26
105% Nov
7
Jan
Sep
9
48% Aug 18
28 %
,
nignts
*1%
35%
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
_
Nov. 22
37%
"94
IIIIIioo
Kelsey Hayes Wheel.
Kennecott Copper
59% Apr 15
56
Sep 16
Nov
4
17
129 V« Aug 26.
34
10
II
preferred
(Julius)
36 Va
in0
preferred
Kayser
6
87
82% Jan
3
6
39
6
33 y,
4% non-cum preferred
Kansas Gas 65 Electric
Co___No
Kansas Power (Sc
8
24% Mar
cum
4.50%
4
2o% Jun
27
%
Tuesday
Nov. 21
Co. cora_No~par
4.20% preferred
Kansas City Southern
21
Oct
13
79% Jan
29% Jan
7
29% Jan
Mar 19
31
4%.
22
Apr
Nov 24
44
C"y,Pr * "4
preferred
3.80%
6
84% Apr
48'A Jan
3
98% Jan
4
% May 16
107% Sep
31
8
Kajser Alum & chera
Corp
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace
7
May
105
Mar 10
Oct
Monday
jPar
__
17 % Mar 24
% Nov 22
27 Vb Mar 14
54% Dec 23
31
i*
24% Jan
43
21% Jan
27
31% Dec
107
4
20% Jan
13*
14
45 Va Mar
99
105
102% Mar 15
70 Va Jan 24
22 % July 30
23
64% Jan
Dec
lo
Sep 30
25
~21
12% Apr
29
75% Dec 29
5;'
18% Jan
16
Oct
•
41% Sep
2% Feb
100 % Mar 23
105
Nov
9
Mar 13
106
94
LOW AND HIGH
exchange;
K
25
39% Jun
1
15
107,
14
1% Oct
30
99% Nov
104% Apr
12
38% Jan
18
Dec
,
NEW YORK
STOCK
Highest
28% May 25
3% Jan
41
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Lowest
86
*94'ft
'96
*94 Va
50
96
♦106
-
56%
107
57 3ft
*106
X53'A
107
543ft
106
52'ft
106
53%
20
17,000
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
.
.
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
(2266)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
„.
137
6
8
126% Jan
29% Oct
6
37% Jan
25
•54V4 Nov
Jan
21
146% Sep
23
133
15
Dec
Middle
21
18
35% Mar
7
29% Sep
Utilities Inc
Prod
common
34
11
41% July 13
16
100
30%
54%
53%
141
141%
*140
27%
1
28
*27%
31%
io
Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer
31
52%
5
32
32%
21
8% Jan
4
21%
22%
223/B
3,000
16%
3,500
No par
21%
21%
21%
21%
No par
15%
16
15%
15%
57%
58%
58
59
Oct
14
116
Jun
27
109
109
May
80
5
6
115
Jun
107
Apr
Minn
15
Aug 16
13
Jan
103
$4
Min &
16
58
109%
No par
common
No par
xl00%
101%
100%
71% Jan
12
19% May 26
Dec~3l
14%
4
85% Dec
•
29
24% Dec
8
26% Nov 25
12% Jan
6
Jan
20
23% Jan
7
82
93 % N ay
35
Minneapolis Moline Co
4
$5.50
$1.50
2nd
*102%
104
24% Aug
5
38% Dec 31
22% Jan 20
73% July
1
28% Sep 22
33% Oct 31
44 % Feb
15% July 19
23% Nov 19
22% Jan
51% Jan
Feb~15
27% Jan
27
4% Jan
4
10
17
Aug 10
8% Jan
6
33% July
31 % Jun
15
5
7
Minnesota &
Minnesota
&
River Fuel
21% Aug 12
100% Jun
7
Mlssouri-Kan-Tex
114% Jun
7
tMissouri Pac
8
73% Sep
Jan
4
81 % Dec
30
71% Jan
5
26% Oct
20
23% Mar 17
36% Oct
25
Mohawk
17% Aug 27
15% Jan
6
18% Feb
23
Mojud
27 % Aug
19% May 12
24% Jan
7
Monarch
40 % Aug
2
52% July
6
Monsanto Chemical
23% Jan
6
32% Feb
15
43% Sep
22
Montana
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
Jan
4
31% Jan
31% Feb
56
Jan
12% Jan
4
19
16
25%
Sep" 14
4
39
Dec
31
1
49% Jun
3
11
38% Jan
3
4
80% Aug 23
73% Apr 28
107% Nov
15
18 % Dec
18% Jan
21% Apr
25
34% Mar 14
25% Oct
20
3
11% Mar 24
18% Dec 29
16 % Mar 14
30% Jan
53% Nov
44 % Mar
4
16% Jun
23
21 % Mar
Apr
19% Jan
4
20
38% Dec
28
14
May 17
23% Aug
2
28% Dec 31
1
23
17
65%
66%
Thanksgiving
27%
27%
27%
Day
27%
27%
2,000
36%
36%
36%
36%
365/s
5,100
29%
29
29%
29%
29%
29%
29%
4,800
29%
8,700
18 5/8
1,300
88%
6,300
30% Oct
27 % Mar 14
33% Apr
Motor
Wheel
42% Mar
3
25% Jan
3
17 % Jun
41%
30%
31%
100%
102
104
20%
'
41%
31%
102
41%
42
32%
42
1035/8
3,200
33
32%
104%
30.900
105%
20
20
52,900
2,600
19%
20
20%
20%
20%
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
47
47
47
47
46%
47%
47
47%
1,800
29%
29%
15,300
..
28%
29
5,500
1,400
Co
II
35%
35%
34%
35%
35
35%
353/8
355/8
3,800
1
21%
21%
20%
21%
20%
20%
20
4,100
Brass
5
61
Jan
4
78
Aug 24
40% Oct 25
47
Mar
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
42%
43
43%
43%
43%
43%
431/4
433%
2,200
39%
38%
39%
39
39%
38 3/4
39
3,200
10
& Bros
38%
50
com
preferred
(F E)
17%
20y4
18
1
Murray Corp of America
125% Dec
41%
31%
21%
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
74% Mar 29
5,600
295/a
42% Sep
4%
33,800
26%
29%
22% July 20
47
Feb
4
Myers
1,200
47%
26%
29%
6
2
205/a
46%
26%
29%
Sep 26
2
205/a
46%
26
29%
Jan
22
20%
45%
29%
40
Dec
20%
45%
26
20%
28%
28
61
20%
44%
25%
29%
2
45% Deo
6,900
27%
31
4
4,400
15%
29%
47% Feb
4
33%
27%
31% Dec
Jan
1,400
32%
Xl5%
5
7
37
16
41%
-
*
101%
_10
11
42 % Jan
33%
15%
19%
Corp
29
2
33
16%
20%
Corp
18% Jan
9
33%
16%
12
13% Jan
13
33%
100
100
100
No par
39% Jun
18% Sep
99%
Mfg Corp
Mullins
11
88%
100%
88
28%
Mueller
17% Sep 26
28
28% Mar 24
88%
100%
25%
30
3
Products
89%
873/4
44%
.
25%
41
18%
20%
20%
1
18%
16%
16
X44
No par
29%
18%
33%
33%
No par
28%
19
100
100
5
29%
18%
88
87%
No par
2
29
28%
19
18%
20
Co
29%
28%
pfd_10Q
Mills
Inc
Motor
27
29
100
conv
& Co
29% Nov 25
3,100
66
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
Motorola
7
5%
Power Co
(The)
Monterey Oil Co
Montgomery Ward & Co
60% Jun
1,600
67%
27%
1.25
(John)
1,270
35
35%
com__No par
Machine Tool
Morrell
89
33%
65%
Co Inc
22% July 18
*
28,500
35%
preferred series A
Carpet
89
CLOSED
26%
26%
Montana-Daaota Utilities Co
19% May
90%
33%
24%
66%
10
Mar 17
13
88%
33
103
*102%
EXCHANGE
33
90
33
260
'
STOCK
24%
26%
Corp
RR
RR
90
103
66
5
40
7%
24%
103%
35%
5
Co
61
1
17
103%
103 %
No par
Sep
79% Sep
8
3,700
653/4
Paper Co
Light
Mission Corp
Mission Development
Mississippi
1,160
106
104%
24
24%
33
*32
17%
*51%
42
100
120
*41
42
120
i
*5iy8
*51%
*51 %
No par
43%
*42
1203/4
121
__
*43
43
121
400
44%
100
N
30
Jan
17
114% Nov
9
128
Sep
21
Nashville Chatt &
6
64
Nov
25
National Acme Co
St Louis
8
51
Nov
12% May
7
13 % May 11
20% Jan
4
27
Dec
29
19% Aug 28
20% Mar 14
27% July 25
National Airlines
15% Mar 23
20 V8 Oct
31
National Automotive
47% Nov
24
33 % May 16
46 % Nov
23
National Aviation
36% Jan
4
45% Dec
8
37% Nov
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
21
173% Sep
6
Jun
2
8
17% Dec
28
10% Oct
11
17% Jan
28
National Can
33% Oct
11
47
16
21% Sep
26
11
Jan
23
47
Jan
10
45 % Mar
183
Feb
1
1
j
21
26% May 10
4
16% Dec
31
14% Mar 14
24% Nov
14
National Container
5
28% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
41% Nov
14
18
22
10
18% Sep
27
24
Jan
10
25
37 % Jan
18
43% Jun
15
12 % Jan
4
41% Aug 17
19% Dec 30
16% Jan
10
28% May
6
16% May
87% Jan
6
24 % Dec
21
19
Oct
11
23% Jan
3
4
98% Dec
2
93 "
Mar 21
Dec
19% Sep
20% Jan
49% Nov
93 % Jan
105% Nov
8
63% Dec
29
38
Jan
172
Jan
182
158
141% Jan
Dec
27
45% Mar 14
17
102% Jan
5
54% Jan 25
100% Aug
9
22% July 29
59% Sep 22
105
Apr
4
89 % Nov
25
10
175
Aug 29
183
1634
163/4
163/4
16%
1,700
41%
46%
42%
43%
20,500
39%
38 5/s
38%
383/i
39%
383/4
39%
5,400
10
Mar
National Lead
1%
Co
Jan
4
Feb
23
31
23 % Jan
34% NOV
23
Natl
4
66
Dec
31
58
4
34% Dec
6
43% Dec
6
38% Jan
24% Jan
Jan
1
Jan
25
4
42% Mar 25
6
50
21
Mar
77 % Sep
Nov
Malleable
&
4
National
4,400
36%
10.900
x22%
National
Steel
175
22%
22%
23
23
23%
'23
40%
40%
40%
41
l
19%
19%
193/8
20
193/4
20
19%
20
38%
39%
385/8
395/8
39
39%
38%
39%
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
24%
24%
24%
2,300
19%
193/B
1»%
193/8
19%
32,700
*98%
99%
*98%
5
5
'
9% Nov
19%
99%
98%
98%
99%
100
19%
20%
19%
20
19%
20
20
20%
8,400
1
50%
51%
503/a
51%
51%
51%
51%
52%
6,000
*104
105
*104
83%
105
84%
*104
84%
84%
177%
*176
178
176
176
100
150
151
*150
151
*150
l
Cast.No par
11%
*11%
11%
Thanksgiving
11%
11%
700
343/a
34%
34%
Day
33%
34%
5.800
19
18 5/s
19%
4,200
72
713/4
72%
715/8
72
7,000
37%
37%
37%
373/i
37%
900
47%
48
48%
48%
48%
48%
2,200
101
*100%
101
102
*IOO3/8
102
,*100%
'*100%
18%
18%
37%
.37%
47%
47%
71
72
19
18%
7
53% Nov
25
4%
preferred called
National Tea Co
5
46%
10% Sep
11% Apt
15
8% Nov
2
12% Jun
9
Natiohal Theatres Inc
1
83/4
8
11% Jan
3
14% Feb
18
National Vulcanized
28
Co__II_i
131%
6% Oct
10% Apr
19
Natomas Co
j
6 5%
63/4
6 3/4
6%
6%
19
Nehi
IIIIIl
15%
15%
*15%
15%
15%
Newberry Co
4
14 Vs Dec
18
31
8% July 26
13
Jan
8
16% Dec
15% Jan 20
15% Apr 12
17% July 5
.31% Mar
5
39
July 22
33% May
37% Mar
86
6
99
Nov
12
90% Mar 16
97
Oct
4
17
Dec
2
15% Oct
18
18
Mar
4
New
100% Dec
22
93
5
101
Feb
2
New Jersey
14
73% Dec
31
69% Jan 18
May 11
18V4 Dec
13
16% Feb
18
75
14
Jan
Jan
13% Jan
94
Feb
40% Jan
12
67% Jan
11
5
78
July
4
1
8
Fibre
Corp
Neisner
28
101
*1003%
ur^:
3%%
Bros
101
101
101
102
102
*100%
48%
51%
53%
22,400
8%
8%
8%
83/4
8%
12,100
'
13%
133/s
13%
13%
133/4
3,000
6 3/4
6%
3,900
15%
15%
700
13 3/4
133/4
7
.III
*17'/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
*16%
common__No par
*34%
35%
355/8
35%
*34%
343/4
*34%
353/4
963%
97
58
*97
98
*97
98
1
16%
16 3/8
16%
16%
94
94
94
preferred
England Electric System
Pr & Lt Co 4%
104% Sep
19
Newmont
20% Feb
17
Newport Industries
82
12
pfd.100
Mining Corp
10
1
common
*93
86%
*97
87%
86%
88%
163/4
17%
81%
16%
260
46%
8%
9
46%
15%
16%
common
260
46%
465/a
100
Inc
(J J)
70
11%
18%
■;
151
150
33%
37%
10
*150
10
10,000
11%
x71%
com
89%
176
34
10
Pa
105
87%
176
11%
No par
National Supply (The)
4% preferred
105
CLOSED
33
No par
Co
STOCK
EXCHANGE
151
Corp
100% Nov
4
85%
83
177
6
1
105
5
7
4% Jan
8,300
19%
37% Jan
11% Jan
2,000
10,000
*98%
8
17
40 5/s
5
100% Nov
6 % Feb
40%
19%
30
2
15,400
223/4
23%
40 5/8
Nov
103% May
5,400
23%
223/a
22%
Dec
97% Feb 21
23%
22%
41
4
220
41
103
28 % Jan
175
100
Corp
Ref
174%
175
23%
Corp
National Sugar
176
23
common
Steel
Shares
14
14
123/a
36%
*175
10
6% preferred B
National Linen Service
27% Dec
16% Apr
12%
35%
175
100
14
33% Jan
123/B
355/8
No par
156
Jan
12%
35%
common
9
26% Jan
12%
343/4
II
preferred A
11% Jun 21
46
12%
35%
common
6
31
12%
34%
Co
14
29
90
Gas
Dec
Oct
12%
common___l
Prod
13% Dec
8% Feb
19
38%
174%
5
pfd series of 1951
Fuel
2,700
17
45 %
25
Co
National Gypsum Co
$4.50 preferred
July 22
147
%%
253/a
16%
44%
preferred
National Distillers
4
25%
253/a
17
National.Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores..;
National
2,500
.10
15% Apr
17% Feb
253/a
280
64
100
19% Jan
35% Oct
25%
123
62
121%
61%
44%
Corp
conv
61%
16%
preferred A
$1.25
25
25%
25%
61
43%
common
10% Jan
30
60%
5
National Cash Register
National City Lines Inc
25% Dec
1203/4
60%
60%
Inc.IIl
Fibres
Corp
National Biscuit Co
7%
79
80
16%
16%
*94
16%
16%
95
88%
17%
100
40
14,700
95
873/4
17
10
89
♦94
89%
17%
16%
600
7,700
17'/a
5,100
'
Oct
Mar 15
Sep
4% %
preferred
100
*80
*79
81
81
*79%
30
25% Jan
4
49% Nov 30
41% Jan
7
78% Mar 30
52%
535/8
52%
53%
53
53%
54
55
4,800
18% Jan
4
27% Dec
10
23 % Jan
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock_„l
7
29
Mar
27
'
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
3,700
18% Jan
New York Air Brake
11
34% Dec
29
31% Jan
49 V4
July 27
44
43%
44%
32% Apr
21
54% Dec
28
48
Jan
18
57% Nov
14
N
9
31% Dec
16
23 % Sep
27
•33% Feb
24
New
York
95
Oct
13
80 % May 16
Jun
City Omnibus Corp
29
Now
York
Dock
97
Oct
12
90
102 % Jun
30
$5
Jun
28
400
Jun
15
610
Sep
15
N
34% Dec
28
28
Oct
18
39
Jun
22
N Y
57
Oct
18
71% Apr
18
21% Jun
2
25% Apr
18
15% Mar
63
Jan
85% Jan
348
22
Apr
20
14
6
515
Mar 23
51
Apr
14"% Apr
7
67% Sep
8
25 % Aug 12
2
Jun
44*
7
27% Jan
25
86
Jan
92
Jan
7
Jun
25
38
93% Sep
102
45
Sep
8
91% Mar
19
25
26
8
97
Nov
14
5"
Jan
82% July 7
87 % Mar 11
29
Nov
104% Oct
Oct
30
14
32% July 30
% Dec 28
87
5
100
Aug 20
97% Oct
4
82% Jan
Mar 10
93% Jan
100
89
Mar 23
Feb
23
2
73% Dec
13% Jan
4
4
Jan
12
100% July
101
Oct
7
18
26% Nov 26
7% Jan
11
14% Jan
11
19% Mar
38% Jan
2
4
95
27
104
6
110% Jan
29
104% Jun
18
108% Aug 30
26% Jan
4
33%
20
20 %
Aug
9
21 % Jun
9
For
24 % Den
footnotes
see
23%
39
*
97
345/8
94 %
97
*94%
97
33%
34
33%
*85
87
89%
91
96%
34
87%
89%
32
32%
56 5/8
56%
26
26
■fr
H 0 OJ
20%
97
104%
20%
*85
*89%
31
633/i
3,200
38%
95
95
33Va
300
7,400
20
33%
*89%
16,000
87%
90 %
*85
90%
4,800
23
38%
87%
10
31%
200
*96%
973/4
96%
*102%
104%
*1023/4
104%
20%
20%
20%
33
20
32%
57
*25%
,
96%
590
4,500
32%
33
2,900
573/8
56%
57%
4,900
26
26
26
600
67 5/s
70%
70%
713/4
71%
74%
36,200
175/8
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
1,600
91% May
Capital
Corp
Central
Ry
Natural
Gas
preferred
Pacific
Co
50
comllio
Co
Ry
■
733/4
16%
16%
88
88%
88
88
88%
88 %
$4.10
series
100
101%
$4.08
preferred
series
100
•101%
103% Apr
39% Jan
20
$4.11
preferred
Northrop Aircraft
series
26% Jun
7
7
30
3.90%
15
309
Jan
14
4.56%
27
109
Aug
3
4.44%
39
Ohio
Edison
20
Ohio
Oklahoma
19% May 17
19
103 % May 13
25 %
Apr 25
4%
Oil
111
44%
*110
89
44%
10
7,300
111
74%
75%
17,000
16%
16%
9,300
88
•
88%
1013/4
*101
25%
25-%
18%
18%
'18%
273/4
273/4
28
333/4
333/4
101
101
450
ioiy2
180
101%
*101%
101%-
x24%
lo
102
33%
102
*101%
102
*101
102
*101
102
540
243/4
25 %
243/4
25%
16,500
18%
18%
19
181%
19
13,000
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
3,100
34%
343/4
35%
353/4
1,500
12
51%
513/4
51%
51%
51%
513/4
51%
2,900
107%
107%
108%
108%
107%
108%
107%
107%
170
100
98%
98%
973/4
97%
*97%
983/4
98%
98%
50
51
100
*107
107%
*107
107%
*107
107%
100
*106%
107%
*106%
107%
*1063/4
107%
1063/4
106%
20
N107
107%
No par
&
Elec
preferred
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
*110
100
common
Co.
Gas
*101%
25
preferred
preferred
21
*101
102%
2.50
preferred
Jun
101
102
1
preferred
40 V8 Sep
20
Co
100
.
common
preferred
4.40%
22
3
100
Norwich Pharmacal Co
110% Sep
52% Aug
series.
Inc
Northwest Airlines Inc
*88%
753/8
16%
4
100% Ajjr
88%
44%
74%
Jan
6
88%
44%
16%
111
5
preferred
preferred
4.6%
44%
73%
27
July 12
89%
111
163/4
Sep
10
43%
74%
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
Common
103
*88
*110
16%
Northern
21
103% May 11
44%
73
28
18% Sep
$3.60
893/8
No par
83% Jun
0
9
433/4
100
18
92% May
*88
*110
Jan
20
26.
38%
25%
5%%
Jan
387/a
57
Northern
21% Sep 26
*22%
30 3/4
50
550
633/4
22%
32%
Northern
18% Jan
64%
22%
25%
4
100
64%
22%
38%
1
56%
14
31% Jar
64%
223A
,
31%
20
105% Sep
30% Sd
633/4
,
IIII2
46% Apr
Nov
*89%
30%
Ry common_l25
preferred
25
111% Apr
107
34
*85
38%
*460
67%
20
21
page
64%
*223/4
550
17%
43% Jan
2
102% Nov 24
64%
1
Western
Adjustment
105% Sep
95 % Jan
Dec~27
18% Jan
101% Nov
100
Corp—
*460
32%
303/s
33
193/4
3
9
32%
193%
27
99% Aug 29
22% Sep 26
16% Jan
6
44% Aug 18
106% Jan
Co.100
550
67%
41
9
*460
l
39% Jun
31
550
1
1
100 % Dec
*460
Northeast
l
109% Dec
97%
North American Aviation
31% Feb
4
*95
5
7
25% Nov
5
97%
*95
19% July 27
29
92% Jan
97%
97
76
38% Nov 20
102% Jan'
*95
105
Norfolk &
100 % Feb
29
29% Dec
96
963/4
1
99 % Mar 23
28
19% Dec
96
86
2
34% Dec
94
16
15
Dec
*92
*1023%
23
64% Jan
Mar 25
103% Apr
103% Dec
93
100
July 14
108 %
16% Aug 25
93
_ioo
39% Jun
29
53% July
94
preferred
85 % Jan
29
111
*92
preferred
22
Sep
93
*94%
61% Sep
May 17
13% Jan
6
2,400
93
10
$3.75 preferred
100
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred
100
3.60% preferred
100
26% Feb
47 %
*45% Sep
9
16,100
25 %
Corp
—
38% Jun
29
-
May
55%
253/4
series A.
6
25
99
Hartford
Aug 23
27% Mar 24
48% Jan
16% Aug 18
92 %
54%
25%
50
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
19
4
Nov
36,300
543/a
25%
38 3%
22
23
12
36 % July 27
87
453/4
53%
25%
43%
..No par
20% Jun
30
Jan
5%
&
44%
54%
25
Co
Shipbuilding
Common
7
26% Apr
52 % Dec
85
York
3.90%
51% Dec
8
Preferred
New
4.10%
36% Nov
Jun
RR
44%
533/4
26
No par
preferred
Harlem
44%
54
25 %
No par
20
Louis Co
common
New Haven
3
4
81
&
14
14
38
Apr
6
107% Mar 31
Y
101% Jan
24 % Jan
Jan
non-cum
103 % Apr
39% Jan
8% Jan
& St
X53%
No par
Central
Chicago
13
6
20
York
Y
Mar 14
18 % Jun
17% Jan
103
New
5
N Y State Electric; & Gas
35% Apr 28
91
5
4
,
4,500
111
i
Ontario
Power
25
23%
90
87%
100
preferred
conv
24
593/4
110
105
103
104
1
common
1st preferred
25
4
21
18
Nov
593/4
59%
*102%
102
104
Preferred C
9% Jan
16
16%
111
*102
Mfg
preferred
60
4,400
22
Minn St Paul & S S Marie
22
6,000
30
5,700
Minneap & St Louis Ry
21
9,100
141%
32%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
Dec
90
*140
141
-
32
20
110
53%
53
*
30%
52%'"
32%
13
109
305/s
28%
Jun
100
Shares
31%
32%
28% Mar
preferred
the Week
28
70
conv
/.
32%
19% Apr
3.30%
Friday
Nov. 25
28
17
1
•
Nov. 24
29
11
106% Nov
55% Jan 26
141
141%
11
15
106
102
52%
54%
Oct
20% Oct
13
29
30%
31
50 % Oct
Dec
16% Dec
26
20% Jun
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
30%
Sales fee
HIGH SALI PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 21
lo
1st preferred
Midwest Oil Corp
21
Jun
Par
8%
25% Jan
27
South
Midland Steel
29% Oct
21% Jan
*
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
9
32% July
40% Oct
4
3
Feb
30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
26% Jan
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Natural
Co
325/e
33
3234
33%
33%
34%
34%
343/4
43,200
com__10
37%
37%
37%
373/8
37%
37%
37%
373/4
2,300
20
series
Gas
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
*19%
19%
100
*102'%
103%
*102%
103%
*102%
103%
102%
102%
60
7.50
225/a
22%
225/g
223/4
22%
223/4
223%
22%
5,400
*191/4
19%
Number 5485
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Eang e for Prorloni
...
Ye*r 1954
.
Lowest
38
Feb
104
Jan
60 % Deo
5
127% Dec
73
Jan
11
23
69 Ye Dec
Jan
Jan
61
Dec
31
76
76
*
Dec
16
23
,47
Nov
Sep 20
-
99
Jan
Jan
'16%
67 Va Jan
57
Nov
25
14
Nov
17
98
Mar 14
94
Feb
Jun
7
64 y2
34
Sep
23
46% May 17
17
101 y2 Nov
18
5
—
14% Jan 20
26% Dec
22
Jan
22
7
97
Dec
7% Jan
21
93
11
12
Sep 22
28% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
33% Feb 15'
23
Jan
40
12
46
9% Jan
67
6
'
9
31
55%
Conv preference 1951
series—100
Oliver Corp common
10
84% Apr
19
16% Sep 26
70% Oct 12
7
29
98 Mi
40% Dec
30
45% Dec
31
41
Jun 22
Jan
17"
,
3% Mar 12
May
7
30% Jan
4
23
Feb
10
27
Oct
28
27% Jun 24
73% Jan
4
37% Apr
7% Feb
23
49 Mi Dec
29
38% Oct
26
8
Dec
55
5
82
Dec
6
31
113
Oct
Nov
4
Sep
17 Mi Sep
;
10
14
122V4
161/4
No par
Outboard Marine &
Mfg
(The)——
29,
30
44 Ya Oct
49% July 25
113 Mi Apr 20
108% Apr 25
6
30% Jun
28
53
29
Mar 18
4
Mar 26
4
Feb
11
101% Feb
18% Jan
9
4
Aug 30
30% Jun
20
100% Jun
29
30% Jan
4
35% Dec
169
Sep
14
Sep 26
34% Nov 25
146
21
Oct
10
52
18% Dec
31
73% Nov
16
108
28
Nov
97
16
July 21
Mar
4
Nov
3
24% July 25
73 Mi Feo 11
2
29
Jan
6
33
22
11
Jan
6
50
May 25
106% Jan
103% Nov 22
29
48
Jan
4Mi %
5
July
7
4
119% May 26
64% Aug 25
6
23% Jan
1
Jun
4
110% Jan
31
Oct
22
96MiOcc
5
Jan
11
107% Sep
11
110
3
28
Feb
17
83
Jan
7
34 % July
83
Jun
2
23
82 V*
July 20
29
Mar
93% Feb
63% Jan
May
14., Dec
39% Dec
98
Dec
3
13
39 Ma
40
49%
50 Ma
50
38 Mi
38%
38
;
45%
47
45 Ma
97
92
Jan
11
82 Mi July
6
34
May 19
95 Mi May 13
89
90
135 %
136 VA
135%
135 %
135 %
148
135 7/a
149 %
149 Ma
150%
149
149
X6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
—38Mi
38%
38 Va
39 M4
38 Mi
*9%
9%
*9M4
9 Ma
*9%
xl6%
17%
16%
1
79
*101 Mi
17 Ma
80 Mi
79 M4
*101 Ma
21
Jan
11
113
Nov
75% Dec
16
Aug
53% Dec
104
5
20
Sep 27
37% Dec
115
16% Nov
31
Dec
7
29
69 Mi Jan
6
11
Mar 16
46 Mi Jan
100% July
33% Jan
17
102 Ma
115
Feb
24% Dec
31
21 Mi Jan
21
84% Jan
13
31
83
42% Mar
76 y2 Dec
13
Dec
18% Dec
30
23
Jan
67% Feb
7
43%
•41 %
39%
38%
40
59%
*59 Ma
13,500
59%
59 Ma
59 Ma
59%
60
400
*59%
No par
1
15%
15%
15%
38
15%
15%
62
July
Sep
1
160
Apr
8
169
Mar
15
5
15% Mar 14
Jun
9
71% Nov 29
6% Jan
4
15 Ms
1,000
4 Ma
4%
4%
4 Mi
43/a
6,200
48%
48%
48%
483/4
700
No par
*38Ms
38%
38 Mi
38 Mi
38
38%
♦38
23%
38%
500
23 %
24%
4%
*23%
24
*23%
29 %
24%
*27%
28 Ma
*27 Ma
28 Va
x23%
28%
40
*28%
29
20
*27Mi
28 %
*28%
29%
*28%
29%
•28%
100%
29%
IOIM2
101%
33 %
99 Ma
100 Ms
33%
5,200
34 Va
X31%
32%
10,200
64
♦58
64
No par
1
_1
com
No par
*58
48%
100
101
101 %
33%
61
*58
48"%
100
34%
34
61
48%
*58
48%
48%
12% Jan
4
60% Jan
4
80
62% Jan
11
18% Oct 29
146
Jun
3
18% Jan
8
Dec
87
106 %
106%
107 Ma
106 Ma
107
50
24%
25%
25%
25%
25 Mi
25%
25 Ma
10
47 %
26%
47 Mi
76,700
47
47%
47
47%
x46Ma
46%
2,600
29
85
25 Mi Jan
10
18Mi
18%
18%
18 Ma
18%
18 Ma
29%
18%
30%
29 Ma
60,000
30
29%
30
29%
5
29%
34%
34%
*34 Ma
7,400
34%
34%
34%
152 Mi
34 Mi
34 Ma
400
100
100
155 Ya
*94
155%
2,100
33 %c
22%
18%
153
152
96 %
153
*95
23%
22%
*53 V4
54
54
100
*102 %
104 %
*102 Ma
5
31 %
32 %
32 %
6%
5
& Co Inc common__l
preferred
(conv)
40%
100
_12.50
Corp
104 Mi
56%
6%
41
23 Mi
22%
53%
104 Ma
*103
33
33%
6%
6 Ms
41%
103 Ma
57V4
*95
54
6%
41%
105
153%
95%
No par
No par
common
56%
41
105
150
Aug 26
Dec
31
89%-Jan
1
18 y4 Nov
24
'
11
4
4
-Jan
14Mi Jan
16% Jan
68
Feb
Jan
106
110
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 Ma
16%
3
32%
33 Ma
32%
33
32Mb
33%
32%
33
*90 Ma
92
23
16
14
Oct
6
20
Nov;j2l
Corp common.
3%% preferred series A...
Philip Morris Inc common
4%
preferred
Phillips
Petroleum
90Ma
90Ma
44%
45
95
*
*87
88Ma
*87
&
42
98Ma
41
Pitts
preferred
(conv)
Consolidation
Coal
Co
par
2
45
1
Co
2.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
3
10
Pittston
Co
(The)
23% Jan
13
Poor
24 % Sep
8
12% Dec 31
9
108
Sep
13
Plough
Electric
Co
Power
1
91%
20
44%
44 Ms
44%
7,500
90 Va
*90 Ms
-92%
100
101 Mi
x45
27
27
93
94%
95
96
17
.
17
♦17
164
35
35%
80
81
34%
35
79%
80%
,
35%
*80
81M4
•80
81%
7*4
7
7%
7
7 Mi
7 Ma
27 Ma
27%
28 Ma
27%
28%
81 Va
81
81
81%
81%,.
*91M2
92 Ma
*91%
92 Ma
92
92
•91 Ma
92 Ma
600
26 M4
26 Va
26 Ma
26
26 Mi
26%
26%
1,300
100
1
*150Mi
37Ma
100
150
*23
26
161
*150 Ma
37%
37 Va
150
150
161
♦150 Ma
38 Ma
150 Ma
23 Mt
23
23
31
31
Mi
31%
31%
22%
227/a
22%
23
23
23
1,300
22%
22%
22%
22%.
22%
22 Ma
4,300
99
99
98%
99%
99%
99%
99%
100 Mi
3,600
Co
of
Indiana—No par
37 Mi
31%
37 Ma
38
89% Jan
6
3 M2 %
86 Mi
4.32%
87 Va
*26
*25 M4
112%
33 M2
31%
101
*104
105
86 Va
5
100
25
25
100
87 M4
27
26 Ma
26
26 Ma
97% Jun
102
2
July 20
19% Mar
100% Feb
103% Nov
18
.
7
164
22
33% Mar 14
4
66% Dec
29
56% May
32
28
143
Jan
4
Jan
5
21 Mi Jan
15
.
35 Ya Dec
158
Dec
7
3
Oct
40% Sep
11
19
24 % Nov
9
25
18
6
common.No par
div preference com—No par
100
100
4.30%
preferred
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
4.08%
4.18%
"When
Pullman
Oil
preferred
preferred
26
No par
38
38%
♦86 Ms
26
33
32 Mi
x31Ma
317/a
31 Ma
31%
25%
Xl00%
100%
100 M4
*102%
104
102 %
102%
36 Mi
24 Ma
35
32%
151 Ma
♦30%
31%
36
*23%
24 Ma
69 Mi
69%
70 Va
37
32%
•150%
35%
24%
68%
38 Ma
Quaker Oats Co (The) common—5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10
36
104M4
*23%
69
32%
,
152
31%
37%
33
152
31 Mi
37%
40
400
25%
600
38 Ma
115 Ma
2,500
333/8
31%
32
10,100
1,900
101
100%
104 Ma
68 M4
87
26
33
Ma
102
36
150
7,400
114%
115
33 Ma
♦103%
6,600
•25%
26
*25%
114%
104 Mi
38 Ma
•86 Ms
26
33%
xl03Ma
5,000
700
47
38%
87
2 5 Ma
105
9%
733/4
47
114%
14
1
•72%
47
9%
25%
33% Sep
31% Aug,
9%
73%
46%
113%
37%
July 15
Ma
X33 Ma
-5
(The)
9%
33%
*24
issued"
Inc
9%
113
Pure
154
Mar 15
26% Jan
.
10
11
'
27% Nov 16
preferred
9%
41% Apr
30% Mar 30
148
8
•73% Feb
23% Nov 25
40% Jan
Jun
105 Mi July 5
105
Nov 21
16
$1.40
No par
97/a
72%
Serv
29 Me Jan
270
31%
22%
Public
4
36,900
200
23
22%
28
25% Jan
37%
150
30%
43% Jun
preferred
& Gas
*22 Ma
22 M4
7
Pub Serv El
150
22%
22 /8
35% Jan
27
37 Ma
37%
150
10
72
y4 Nov 16
33 % Apr
7
161
161
31 Ma
46
26% Oct
•150 Ma
110
31 Mi
46%
34
37%
149
22%
71 Ma
125% Sep 14
2,700
12,400
26%
*80 Ma
46
24% Mar 15
6,600
7 Mi
81 Va
72 M4
112% Nov 15
28% Jan
3
82
81%
26%
72
23
5,000
26%
45%
29% Aug"l7
31% Dec 31
103 % Apr
6
104 Mi Nov
9
•80
no
36%
*80M4
10
4
80%
80%
81M4
7 Ms
Colorado
25% Jan
80%
36%
36%
10
Publlcker Industries Inc common—5
preferred
4.16% preferred
4.20% preferred
1,500
168
164
of
Aug
17%
•162
Co
11
70
100
4,200
166
Serv
Mar 21
17 Ms
17%
.-
97%
168
Public
84
96%
,
*162
23
25% Feb
97
♦164
May 19
3
2,500
93
168
Nov
Mar 19
27
94%
166
81
27
26
93
•93
*164
47
92% Mar
2,100
♦162
2
26 Mi Dec
45%
164 Ma
15
7
96
1,400
70
102
168
26
12
45%
52,300
•113
*93
Oct
Sep 15
45%
♦91
37% Feb
82% Jan
102
101%
45%
92%
70 Mi Nov
25-
101%
94 Ma
17
25% Jan
82%
56 Ms
27%
2o
36% Nov 15
;
280
12%
56 Ms
*113
Jan
Aug 10
82 Ma
•10%
56
92%
17 Ms
;
98%
12%
94%
r
43
83%
55%
♦113
26%
89
43
•97
98 Ma
82 Ma
45 Mi
80
43
*87
43
*10%
11
55 Ma
101%
45 %
42
*97
82%
55
91%
92
*87
98 Ma
46% Nov
cum
10
8,200
90%
18
$4.75
170
12,000
44%
72% Mar 16
3
105 Ma
110
927/8
33% Jan
12% Jan
•109
100
No par
Gamble
&
164 Ma
105 Ma
106
110
100
5
10
class B—
Co
Procter
17
*162
120
44%
*10%
.
5
Inc
&
,
110
98%
100
convertible preferred
Potomac
.
*91
111%
98%
98%
25%
111 Ma
100
common
Plymouth Oil Co
29
5Mi%
105 Ma
*109
39%
♦24%
112
90 M4
79%
11
27 M2
27 Mi
92%
*91
94
*93
94 t 100
*80
5 Ma % 1st series prior pfd
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
20 Mi Dec
14
10
issued"
35% Mar 18
22
79%
*113
Pitts Ft
Mettalurgical
98%
25 V4
9,100
44%
54 Ma
54 Ma
*101 Mi 102
No par
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
Jun
79%
*10%
5
25
Pitts Coke & Chem Co com__No par
$5 convertible preferred__.No par
$4.80
Ma
42
*97
100
St L RR
39%
*24%
112
89
42
*97
No par
Hosiery
Pillsbury Mills Ine^common..
$4 preferred
No
Pitney-Bowes Inc
C
39%
25%
*90Mi
100
Phoenix
Pitts C
39%
5
100
3.9% series preferred
100
Phillips Jones Corp common.No par
5%
39M2
100
preferred
6
8
3,900
106
29% Jan
Feb
39%
*109
30
91
12,400
16Mb
32% Dec
b
Thanksgiving
Day
56%
106
38% Nov 22
19% Mar 15
39%
1,970
56 Mi
CLOSED
109
26
19% Jan
57 Va
41%
104 M4
16
8
% Nov 24
% Dec 20
10,400
41 Ma
103 Ma
EXCHANGE
109
16% Feb
20
6%
6 Ma
STOCK
104 '/a
56%
57 Ma
2,400
*105
30
99
6 Mi
41%
103 Ma
700
33 Mi
1
14
7
33 M4
41,800
55
100
6
Apr
33%
23
104 Ma
100
July 22
July 8
150 V2 Nov
54 Ma
♦103
preferred
151 Mi Jun
24% Mar 14
22 Ma
54%
4.3%
84% July 28
96
July 26
25
23 Ma
104 Va
96 Ma
99
108% Jan
17
8% Mar 31
29
122% Dec 21
150
*95
*98 Mi
22
29
96 Ma
99 %
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
6
155
98%
com
92% Sep 23
Mar 14
470
40
common
Pitts
20
107
106 %
15
Dec
107
110
Nov
22% May 17
76% Mar 11
400
110
100
May 9
Sep 22
—
2,300
110 Ma
37
27% Dec
10% Feb
-
30
—
49%
110 Ma
110
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
Wayne & Chic Ry com.100
7% guaranteed preferred.;
100
3
'
48%
110 Ma
110%
10
6% Oct
49%
110
100
Mfg Co
preference
"When
% Dec 16
30% Dec 31
8
-
48%
4V4
preferred
18% Apr 18
166% Aug 12
Mar 14
15%
5,400
4%
Jun
62
15%
38%
433/4
48%
173
31
38
170,900
49
162% Aug 31
158 Mi Jan
38 Ma
15
*48
1
28% Sep .16
155
158-
14%
3.8%
4
100,
7,000
38%
38%
14%
2
1
24,400
*41 Mt
13%
112
conv
8,200
43%
Corp
Light
Phila Electric Co
$1
10,500
38%
13%
*24%
97 Mi Aug 25
100% Sep 20
6
17%
81
•
102 Ma
*111 Ma
30 M4 Sep
17
90 Mi Sep
87
Jan
77% Jan
-
24%
19
124
16%
X8OM1
•101 Ma
111%
52 y4 Jun
15
17 Ma
81
•101 Ma' 102 Ma
39M4
24%
'
6
9%
111%
13% Apr
6
393/4;
*9%
100
59 Mi Apr
104 Mi Feb
6
38%
Ma
9
No par
Mar 30
83% Nov
39%
preferred
Jan
99
7%'
80%
80%
102Mi
850
210
6%
4.4%
7
48% Sep
44
2,400
136%
150Yt
38%
Philco
14
45
45
136%
150
*40" M4
Corp
16
Sep 27
37Ya Feb 21
4,200
19
*
87
1,100
7,800
38%
38%
4.68%
preferred
Phila & Reading Corp..
85 % Jun
45 Ma
39 Ms
50 Ma
Ms
25
12
6
39 Ma
25
43% Jun
31
200
25
17 Mi Sep
8
3
9
Oct
111
6
Apr
2
12
30
11
May 26
12 Mi Jan
-
26 Ma Mar
102 Mi May
107 Ms Apr
44 Mi Jan
45% Aug
Jan
108
July 25
115 Mi Apr
95
97% Apr
4
102% Oct
5
5
July
11% Jan
30
22
9
10% July 15
80
43
9
Oct
103
7% May
35
24
6
115
Jan
107
100
37% Jan
5
Jan
<
103
11
39% May 26
26% Jun
3
May 28
106
94
4
25%
38%
•
32% Jan
25%
43%
common
Phelps-Dodge
25%
38 Va
preferred
(Chas)
1,400
*41V4
common
Corp
2nd
24%
1
Petroleum Corp of America
Pfeiffer Brewing
Co
4%
7ud
24
40 Mi
2.50
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pfizer
♦25 M4
24
50 Mi
Enterprises
Salt
Co
25%
___
10%
38 Va
Corp
preferred
Milk
25%
8,100
115
10%
38 M4
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
4 M2 %
25 %
36%
36
•110
Day
13
Pennsylvania RR
Pet
23%
Thanksgiving
10 Ma
13 y4
series preferred
$1.60
23%
-
38%
preferred
4.40%
*23%
36
115
40
__No par
Sand
&
Pennsylvania
36 Ms Jan
31
Power
'23%
10 Mi
5,900
38 Mi
preferred
Penn-Texas
Sep
26
112% Mar 30
52% Dec
13
Penn
*110
10%
39%
102 Ma
12%
Co__.
preferred
Penney (J C) Co
Penn-Dixie Cement
Glass
35 Ma
118
*10 Ya
5,900
1
No par
&
Telep
preferred
Penna
•101%
1
Distillers
Peninsular
$1
39
CLOSED
1,100
l
Transportation
Mines
EXCHANGE
40
100
Penick & Ford
16
6 Ma Nov
11
39% Dec
102
26
15% Jan
25
48% Nov
Aug 27
Tilford
Patino
36 Ma
STOCK
38%
101 Ma
49%
Airways Inc
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust
Proof
Parmelee
'62
62 Ma
37 Ma
50%
100
—
.'A%
preferred ;
Panhandle Oil Corp
Paramount Pictures Corp
&
61 Ma
400
90
38Ms "38%
43%
45%
Panhandle East Pipe L com..No
par
Park
35%
♦112
10%
110
16%
*89%
♦101 %
37%
102
88
16%
90
61
1,700
49%
par
No par
World
11
173
17% Mar 14
Jan
Amer
37
61%
7,900
44
*87 Ma
16 Ma
89 Ma
76
43%
88
♦16%
570
74%
40
Consolidated Corp
1
Pacific Western Oil
Corp common_4
4% preferred
lo
Pan
61%
37%
*101
119
87
16 Ma
200
106
40
Tin
Jun
38
19
57% Dec
Pacific
23 M2
61%
37%
101
86 Ma
89
9,600
106
*25
Telep & Teleg common_100
22% Apr
33 Ma Sep
17% Oct 28
Electric
$1.30
3
7
&
preferred
$1.32
23
Dec
Lighting Corp...—__No
Corp
Pacific Mills
3
Sep 23
10%
89
26,500
16%
25
Gas
Pacific
6%
36%
*16%
Shares
57%
126
10
Pacific
.
86 Ma
16%
y4
16
75%
89
56
*124
43%
♦lis
~
-
25
Finance
Pacific
71 Ma
43%
6I1/2
1
Pacific
24
105
2
common..
preferred
29% Feb
29 Mi May
Jun
Nov
5%
Co
70%
37%
1
r
106
45 Mi
the Weetr
Nov. 25
16 Ma
70%
101
5
Friday
Nov. 24
124
16
106
45
87
16%
100
Inc
124
16%
106
45%
88 Va
No par
com
126
16%
106
57 Ma
70
♦86
1
preferred
Fisheries
Coast
6
Jan
25
2
Pacific
Inc
conv
Amer
8
38
Jun
cum
56%
44%
83V3C
No par
Products
4%
44% Mar
67
107
Pabco
*122
56%
Bales for
Thursday
Nov. 23
68%
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
5
Owens-Illinois Glass Co new—6.25
Oxford Paper Co common
15
$5 preferred
No
Pacific
55%
105 Ma
Outlet Co
Overland Corp
*
16%
1051/a
Elevator
25 Mi Jan
9
53
9
5
64% Feb
11
41
48
21
Jan
15% Mar 25
13% Jan
6
7y8Jan
11
103 Mi July
22
Jan
33
5
12
62
May 4
41% Mar 14
25
108
Mar 18
31
: 3
47% May
44
45% Dec
104
134% Jan
25
18
29% Aug
19
35% Jan
4
106% Feb 18
Mar
3
Nov
51 y8 Apr
27% July 28
7
2
44% jun
22% Sep
6
27% Mar 17
29
Dec
5
Jun
Jan
May 27
Oct
3
Apr
6
36 M2 Jan
28
29% Mar
297/s Jan
93
4 Mi
Mar
15
6
44
5
.88/
9
10 Mi Jan
Jan
104
,
14
■
5
22
9% Oct
22
6
Feb
34% Feb
11% Dec 27
Jan
-
62
.
26
41M4Jan
38% Dec
3
45 Mi Aug 19
15
.
May 17
36
taay
Aug
Nov
148% Aug 24
152% Aug 22
.12
2
8% Sep
42
.47
8% Apr 28
29
37 Mi Nov
-
25"
57%
122%
preferred—100
convertible
Wednesday
•
Nov. 22
-1
4Ma%
Otis
17
Sep
6
26 Mi Sep
9
.44y8Jun 29
53
Aug 29
.
142% Mar lo
6 Mi Nov 16
14
11 Mi Dec
6
.
17
Nov
12% Mar 10
4
37Mi Jan 25
128% Jan
7
Jan .4'
6% Feb
35
July 12
Aug 24
104% Dec
4
*
17
44 Mi Mar 15
37 Mi Jan / 6
20% Dec
!
39% Nov
124
37% Jan
45% Dec
9 Ma Dec
-4'
Jan
26
9% Dec
25
97% Jan
Nov
154 Ya Nov
4
Oct
26%
21%
30%
35 %
140
Mar 14
I6M4 May 16
21% May 13
48% Dec 31
38 Mi July 14
114% Jan 13
137% Jan
4
4% May 18*
26% July 20
8% Jan
5
'
Apr 22
9% Oct 26
Tuesday
Nov. 21
par
82
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
Par
Ollix Mathieson Chemical
Corp—
Common
112MsSep 22
84% Oct
4
8
July 8
18% Sep 22
31 Ma Jan
16% Jan
64% July
135
Oct
5
99
11
,
26
13% Jan
94 Ma Jan
8
35% Nbv
13% Mar 11
60
114
31
•
Highest
49% Mar 14
3
Dec
97% Dec 30
July 23Apr 29
83
3
"
4
44% Jan
15
Jan. 1
Lowest
16
4'
Hange since
'
—
Highest
»% Jan
STOCKS
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
,
102
•103%
•35%
380
101
110
102
104
%
36
X69%
24%
69 Ma
31%
37%
23%
32%
•151
30%
33
153
30%
200
6,400
1,200
7,100
12,800
2,100
10
300
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, November 28,
1955
.
(2268)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
'.•*
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
•
EXCHANGE
Highest
8% Mar 14
47
Feb
7
60lA Nov 16
32
Sep
26
41% July
13% Sep
26
25% Apr
11
37% Jun "U
18
ii Nov
21
Jan
4
86% Nov
5
81% Jan
5
2% Jan
28
8% Dec
22
6% Oct
11
4% Mar
1
10% Dec
22
4
52 % Dec
6
76
17
Jan
20% Dec
31
Dec
29
31
Oct
42% Dec 29
39
Jan
Common rights
$3.s>0 1st preierred
RKO Pictures Corp
RKO Theatres Corp
Raybestos-Manhattan
Rayonier Inc
:
Raytheon Mfg Co
5
15
8% Jan
11
26% Jan
13
36% Feb
1
30% Jan
28
36
Sep
13
34% Jan
7
38% July 27
Feb
16
32
Jun
1
29V2 Jan
5
42
22 % Dec
31
26
16% Jan
4
12% Apr
34
27
-
47
5
27% May 22
18% Aug
3
19% Mar 22
13
18% July 22
May
4%
6
Reis
3
26
12% Feb
4
Jan
60ya Oct
23
Dec
31
8
7
26
20
13% Jan
22
8% Dec
Jan
46
3
51
10
Jan
9
101
Jan
26
July
2
88
2
105
Nov
12
Nov
62
91
*
Common
Aug
4
32y4Sep
26
45% Feb
6
31 y« Apr
1
38% Sep
2
57/a July 26
8% Sep
48% Jan
20
77% Dec
11
May
22
28% Dec, 29
3
27% Jan
6
27
7% Jan
7
13% Oct
7
12% Jan
17% Jan
4
34% Dec
23
26y2Sep
24
Jan
12
40% Dqc
23
34
Oct
;
Jan
14
45% Oct
21
41% Jan
13
4
26% Dec
31
24% Jan
6
8
281% Oct
12
257
105% Dec
29
100
Jun
17
Oct
7
21
Oct
11
11% Nov 11
9% Jan
6
9
72% Nov 29
68yaJan
25
4
21 % Nov
15
19
Jan
18
33% May 21
50% Nov 24
35
Oct
12% Aug 23
16% Mar
9
11
Sep
18% Jan
148
Jan
•6
Jan
18
25
Oct
4
35
6% May 27
15% Aug
14% Jan
Jan
,
9
31% July
19
372-
1
July 19
105% Mar
1
14% Sep
'
28
88% Sep
Rohm
9
.
&
4%
,3
27
15% Mar 21
Ruppert
54% Nov 25
42% July 21
47% Sep
9
4
99% Oct
5
92% Sep
9
14
112% Oct
4
103 y4 Jun
17
118
Nov
25
31% Jan
11
Dec
30
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
}8% Jan
22 y4 Jan
11
26
July 14
72%
9y4
73V2
9y2
72y2
9%
5VV2
50%
53 V2
50y2
52%
50%
7
109'
82
/
42'/a
""
5
34% Jun
13
17
88 va Jun
27
111
Apr
5
296
Dec
29
265
Aug 17
320% Apr
15
St Louis
123
Apr
9
170
Dec
15
145
Apr
170
Jan
10
20% Jan
12
41% Dec
23
49% Jun
7
93% Jan
4
103 % Noy
5
14% May
3
Dec
105
25
July 13
19% Sep 22
San
13
30% Jan
20
Sangamo
Electric
11
12 y4 Nov
21
14% Feb
17
Savage
1st
pfd 4.40%
14% Dec
10
17% Apr
28
27 % Dec
31
20
Oct, 27
27% Jan
3
Schenley
24% Dec 31
22
Jan
6
42% Nov
25
Schering
Corp
20
Scott
4
20
66% Nov
22
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
Dec
23
93 Va Oct ,19
98
98
8
108% Nov
16
101% Oct
13
107
25% Jan
4
34% Dec
31
33y» Jan
6
40
85
Nov
10
42
Jan
4
102
•
Feb.11
Jan
'
85yiJan
Dec
7
4
69% Oct
89 % Mar 23
80
11
Mar
_
,
Sap
92% May 18
:
87 Va Jun
7
-
Mfg Co
73%
6,400
9% J
9Va
16,100
53
52
34,200
50l/a "50% i«f
♦60
9,800
65
*88%
89 .:
104%
300
,
37,000
89 %«1
104 »/4
500
'r :•
105
250
33%
33 va
33%
8,900
36l/a
36'/a
1,400
ff
67/a
72y*
42%
15 V
27%
6%
-
43 *
15
27%
1
-
>.*341%
35V2
35Va"'
V
6%
71%
•
7
72y8
71 y4
*42 :•»
\ .14%
c 27%
•
-
14%
-
27
6% '
24,600
71%
3,100
*
42
41Va
300
'
147/a *
.
28
2,700
A-
351/2
3,200
100
43%
3,900
2974 -301/4
9,100
-
y^
*341/2
-
*
431/4
♦343
350
102
102
5,900
11%
11%
1,800
54i/a
26,900
11%
11 Va
*11%
48%
48Va
94
93%
94
94
10a%
HO
111
49
49%
47 %
24
82*%
24%
24
24
307/a
30'/a
32
82%
83
82%
83
83
*311
315
*147
12%
21%
217/a
21%
"
18%
y4
27%
*27%
27%
CLOSED
12 y2
12 Va
12 y2
22
21%
22 Va
37%
39%
39%
41%
65%
66 y4
65%
*94y2
95 y2
.**94%
36 %.
•
90%
36%
,
*89
v
75% " 76%*
•
2,800
21%
16,800
41%
42%
46,400
64%
94%
Day
95%
1,503
123/4
211/2
Thanksgiving
271%
12i/2
651/a
6,203
94'%
*105
io5y4
26%
37
37%
*83
90 y2
*89
7.5 % ,77 y2
76
34%
35
487/a
„
10
78
51%
90 %
75
t
3,7u0
18%
271/a
105 y4
*105
9,200
18 Va
•
66
■
20
105 »/a
EXCHANGE
•
105%
"'"*89
a—40
18 V*
95%
36
J-
105 Va
18 y8
12%
37%.
*103%
-
*66%
600
*103%
STOCK
105 y2
18
27
16,700
165
41%
4l%
12%
300
•'
41
165.
*103%
2,200
6,900
315
314
*147
411/4
c
550
473/4
165
18 '.
27%
2,600
951/4
47%
47%
315
105Va
6,300
-
118
48
30%
;
82%
94
112%
30 VA
24
30%
30%
52%
51 y4
94 y2
112
47%
24%
*105
86i/a
301/4
*23%
48
.
49,000
11%
41%
66
2,200
37 Va
liJ
36%
13%
■
11%
*94%
4,800
131/a
85%
41V4
-
23%'
36%
41%
~
110.
22%
29%
17%
;
■«
.
37%
27%
—100
.
•72%
„
86y2
*103%
25
,3.65% preferred —i
Seaboard Air Line RR Co-
15%
5i7a
29%
"
common
15 Va
50 '/a
857/a
*310
Paper Co common——No par
Scovill
2.6U0
37
*147
lac
—
9
29
1.40
;
100
71,000
85ya
"
$3.40 preferred .a—a—aa_a_No par
$4 preferred
—No par
7
8
Inc
46%
37»/4
5
Corp
Industries
45%
4u0
65
8 '/a
15/2
40%
10
Arms
65
;•
3U0
va
29%
165
—1QQ
1
Co.
18%
37%
37
,
15
*18'/a
83y4
315
_5
series A
4
600
*15 Va
Lay
37
*147
Diego Gas & Electric Co—10
Jan
2,ou0
71/2
28%
-
" *305
100
CO commonA
16
May 26
Ry Co—100
preferred—;
Sep
11% Jan
*34va.*
4
25% Oct
47% Sep
*yv
•
17% Apr
•9
14 % /.
27^4
/ /
-
29%
37ya
llVa
25l/2 Mar 14
101
V .*42V'4
'
.85%
;r.
: 29,
"~36>%
74
27
14 */8
7%
-
21
29% Dec 31
13%
,
21
23% May 18
CLOoED
Thanksgiving
43%
43%
43%
43%
30%
30"% y.;; 30%
3Oya
•
30V»
30y2
*340
348
348 - 348 *
*343 ■ 350*lu2Va 10±V2 V, *l02tV2 104% V 10ay2 102%
22%
23
i
■;
22va, 23%
:-y.22%"23%
*13%
l37/a
13%
13y2
13%
13y2
July 27
St Regis Paper
l,8u0
43Va
Dec
19
6%/
,;v-7l%
-
43>4
76% Dec
Southwestern
S-, 88%
104%
33va
38'%
*.
-
34%
./
23
noncum
400
.
15y8
27V2
34%
30
5%
100
22 va '
65
*60
337/8
38ya
-
.
v
89%
105 C
*89
•
•
/'
33%
72-
27%
1
33% Mar 14
65
/.*■ 10,5
34
'
28
*60
381/*
8
Jan
\
50%
*_ 15
_
a
:
,
6b
14
40
28
1U0
36
22 Va
53%
50%
Nov
44
98% Feb
42
37%
EXCHANGE
73%
9/a
51%
€2% Jan
22
28
2,riU 0
300
8,400
*33
8/a
Safeway Stores common
5
48%
4% preferred
jO
94
4.30%
conv
preferred
_100
liO
St Joseph Lead Co
a
10
x47%
St Joseph Light & Power—No par """ *24
St L San F: Ry Co common—No par v
30
Preferred series'A 5%
a—100
.""**81%
38% Jan
3474
33 VA
5iy4
4?y2
%
—
(Jacob)
87/a
.
.
L/4
*loV4
50%
.
:
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co_a50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
-1
Ruberoid Co (The)
A
1
48% Jan
88% Jan
t
Ronson Corp
31
11,500
*41%
18/4
60
47 -
'
15%
50%
x71Va
.
20,
1
preferred series A
16
103% Jun
common
Rohr Aircraft Corp
307/a Nov
*
Co
Haas
16 Va
*36 Va
15 /4
18%
65
43%
49%
6%
a-
..
15 A
19
66
*15y4
33%
No par
,1'4
15%
18%
*65
.
3dy4
Rpbert§haW-Fultou Controls com—1
: 5vu% conv preferreda—-25
Rochester Gas & EI Corp—No par
Rockwell Spring $ Axle Co_a
5
4
Feo
35
-
57 y2
35
15%
14/a
7%
46%?
9
V
Ltd
Trust
—a
Rltter Company
Roan Antelope Copper Mines
9
40y2Jun ,8
*48y4Apr 20
Selection
''
1
89%
891/4
105% 105%
„
Richfield Oil Corp.——_—-No par
17
1 17% Sop
133% Jun
7
41
Nov
43
14/a
:
45'%
8%
50
_
100
1
5
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shillings
22 A
^ 22
14Va
6,oU0
4,500
34 Va
STOCK
15%
15%r
18%
66
46%
9
15V4
49%
*60
—100;
Manufacturing
5
!79y4Sep23
7
series
Rhinelandqr Paper Co
Rhodesiaii
64% May 12
36
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7%.,
5.1 V.a
.
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Rheem
?
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97a
57 Va
71%^;. 74
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10
-
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8
'
-
21
14
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36
22
/
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-
—
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3jV2
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9 (3,7o0
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32y2
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1
30,500
io
8474
'
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327a
41 %
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33%
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14
No par
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1 V
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/
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'
20
37
36%
„
32ya
•
41
84%
7%
lb/4
33
42
37%
ltty4
467/a
52
8 4 74
•
Metals
Reynolds (RJ)
May 11
105y2 Apr
37
»% Jan 12
33% Dec
9
Reynolds
2
..
,
58
41
32y4
-
*40
_
it
84V2
7%
9%
58
34%
15%
34%
34V4
157/a
16%
32'/4
.
„
No par.
50c
Co—
&
lbV'4
a5
Revere Copper & Brass
Rexall Drug Co___
8
Sep
50% Nov 21
26
95% July
15
60
Mar 14
82
Sep
10'% Jun
Mar 11
3
Dec
12
' 84
6
10
54
Feb
78
40
Oct
44% Dec
2
Mar 16
54% Sep
71% Mar 14
13
45
33% July
15% Aug 23
May 16
64
70% Dec 31
24
Jun
6
16
47'% Sep 16
11% Aug 15
6
41
•7% Feb
67v2Feo
.May 16
5% Mar-14
9
14% Dec
4
10% Jan
3
Dec
64
(Robt)
9%
34%
10
7%
Reliable Stores Corp
a
10
*15%
Reliance Mfg Co common
5
*18y4
Conv pld 3V2% series
100
*65
Republic Aviation Corp
-4...- 45Va
Republic Pictures common
50c
'" 8 '/a
$1 convertible preferred—-—10
15y4
Republic Steel Corp
10 *"' 49%
19
Sep 13
217/8 Aug 25
43% Aug 23
11
50
50
50
7%
9%
57%
58%
33%
$1.25 div prior preference
lliAFebH
14% Dec 31
§5% May I9
Jan
7% Jan
8% Dec
3
~iy4 May~~7
22
20
15% bep
4% May
a.
84%
Ihe Week
quarts
46%
47%
46%
s2
o4%
7%
9 72
Si
7%
Friday
Nov.
Nov. a4
'v
46%
46
85
*58
1
5
preferred
2nd
noncum
84%
No par
s-
32
a1,77a
1
9%
—
Nov. 2d
<
46
,.U
Nopai
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
Reed Roller Bit Co.._
Reeves Bros Inc
8
45%
—
Reading Co common
4% noncum 1st preferred-
Aug 11
Mar
-i
Sales (or
HIGH SALE PRICES
Thursday
Wednesday
Nov. 22
,
(
-'V
Radio Corp of America com__No par
55% July
2
il Nov 18
88% July 27
10% July 5
12 . July 25
36% Jan
39% Dec 29
11
LOW AND
:
Tuesday
Monday
Nov. 21
Par
R
.
12% Jan
V
,-VwL
NEW YORK STOCK
Eance slues Jan. 1
Year 1954
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
-
.
24
*105
37%
'
76
.
IO51/4
4,700
373/4
90ya
8,400
4
24
Jan
33% Dec
33
July 21
13
Jan
15
30
45 % Dec
4
31
43% Jan
6
16
Jan
6
74% Jan
6
7
18% May 24
57% Mar 18
79% Nov 26
Mar 14
38 Va Nov
~7%
41
14
59% Apr
5
Seaboard
Oil
July 18
Seagrave
Corp
31 y4
122% NOV, 16
15
Nov
Dec
9 % Jan
13
5% Nov
52
69% Jan 26
Nov
16
15
Semerling
26
Servel
New
1
common
Co-
Roebuck
15% Nov
17
9% Apr
10
61% Jan
43% Dec
30
4
20
35
Oct
34%
—;
31
337/a Jan
8% Jan
9% Mar 14
Sheaffer
23
Nov
16
36 % Feb
54
Oct
18
66% Mar
22ysJan
31
Dee
17
13yiNov
20
29% Jan
43
% Dec
36% Jan
45
Nov
8
32% Jan
52% Dec
22
35% Jan
547/a Dec 31
46>/4 Oct
35% Jan
6% May
42
37% Mar 14
14ya Dec
22
35
51
19
Apr 23
Nov
59% Dec
6
44
3
Jan
48% Mar 14
Aug 27
8% Nov
4Q
.Tnn
10
8
Feb
9
32% Aug 25
31
15% Jan
4
2OV4N0V
4
54% Dec
49% Jan
4
25% Aug 11
18
reo
6% Jan
1
U
4
%
id
10 y8 Dec
174
XX
Feb
14% Jan
6»
Mar
49% Jan
8
54
29% May
6
43 Va Nov
Sheraton Corp of America
52
26
Jan
34
40
11
Jan
37% Jan
46% Dec
11
15% Jan
Dec
5
23
35
25%
May"
6
29 y4
28% Feb
2
32 % Dec
6
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
29
Oct
25
33% Jan
7
63% Sep' 15
27% Feb
7
210
12 %
.
Jun
23
May 23
•:
19%
Mar
54
Feb 25
/
37% Jan
3
40% Nov
18
3
3
7
54% July 25
21 y8 Mar
7
2
17
34
1
36% Nov
7
Aug
23
37
80
25
Jan
Jan
Oct
12% Jan
4
Apr
Oct
99
14
Nov
Jan
18
65 y8
Oct
11
38 y8 Apr
4
109'% Nov
25
14
20
72% Jan
18
50
5
3 5
49% Jan
6
Dec
>
92
15
Nov
29% Aug
5
16% Dec
22
87% Apr
22
9
25% Oct
2
15% Jan
4% Oct
11
3% Nov
25
19
77% Oct
21
Feb
7
29
98% Sep
16% Jun
16
4
Jan
74% Aug
3
100% Dec 22
59
23% Nov 30
21
Nov
100
6% Jan
63% Jan
24% Jan
2
2
11 Va
Aug 12
Sep
10y4Jan
70
Dec
68% Mar 14
31
Co
a_—No
a
Co
14 y8
par,*'
49y4
.*57
preferred
58%
56y4
"-56%
5iya
51 %
-
-
25-
*71
'
;
.
'
»
.
-
-
-
23%
58
19%
*208
-
35% Nov
18
92% Sep
17% Dec
7
15% Dec
20
For footnotes
see
paee
Mar 22
10% Oct
9
26.
Feb
40'%
7% Jan
90
.
103
Nov
27
July 11
52
41 Va
.25
South Indiana Gas & Elec
Southern
South'n
Natural
Pacific
Gas
Qo
7.50
Mobile & Ohio §tk tr ctfs_:
3
14
Public
$5.50 preferred
u
Spencer Chemical
4.20%
Service
Corp
preferred
18
Spiegel
July 27
Apr 13
July 27
Standard Brands
;
preferred
Square D Co
94% Nov 22
20,% Mar
4
16% Feb 11
Inc
57 y8
6i y2
'
-77%
21
'
-
Inc
18%
18y8
Standard Gas & Electric Co,
29
19%
ft
30y2
36
x56%
29'%
52
19%
19%
30 y4
307/a
;
36
36 va
57%
57
57%
29Va
29%
29%
103
102 y4
1043/^
104%
107
51
50y2
51
50%
50
90
*89%
90
*89%
90
29%
27
26%
27
20%
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21
4y2
4%
4%
4%/
4%
4ya
4
68
-
103
4y4
85
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68%
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103
103
20%
•
.
21 Vs
20%
21%
22%
21%
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1021%
85
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68%
103
•'
68%
•
85
68%
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103
21%
21%
22
221/4
22
22%
-
102%
-
102%
102 Va
*40y4s
!52
19%
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..
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30i/a
100
8,100
30,900
-
30%
•
,f*
•
327,400 '*1,500;
X35%
35%
7,500
57%
58%
25,700
29
293/a
12,300
1091%
6,100
503/4
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50%
i,:so
26%
27%
20%
21
90
13,400
2,303
4%
4%
5,700
3%
4
1,100
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68%
♦1021/z
85
69%
103
1,400
160
20%
21%
23,100
22%
24%
132,400
102%
102i%
230
16y8
16
16i%
84%,
10,300
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84i%
47
48%
48%
48%
48%
49
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36 Vn
92 V4
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92 Va
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36%
36%
36%
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11%
12
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2,300
*
16
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7,900
291/a^
84
16ya
83 %
9%
.
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16%
16%
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i.
12,200
84
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107%
va
19%
*
4,500
■
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16,500
20 ya
52'
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2,600
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13%
29 Va
'
51%
31
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57%'V
40%
2,000
23 3/a;.
;
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.
4%
1
11
29 y2
52
130
210
78
57%
53 y2
29%
A
9,500 :•
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23%
18%
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19%
-
2,600
'
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77
%
2
com
,
201/4
*205.
21 Va
preferred
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Standard Coil Products Co Inc—1
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20
*39%
5,600
"
70
58 Va
19%
Va
500
20,500
64
62%
+"8%"
23%
57%
U
900
2,600
52
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11
'
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511/2
22
•23■-
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19%
3,600
:
-
53%
40
3,000
,48%:-
56%
77%
29%
;*39%
"
14
'
'
:
29
1,500
213/4,
56 '/2
22-
4l%
$3.50
277/8
X47%
.
*
8%
71%
20%
25.
7,400
13%
62%
8%
•
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5
common
250
603/4
21%
52 %
27
1
$4.50
23%
*
-
26%
50c
common
49%
56
-
* 89va
100
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry, Rand
14 -
1
L6
;io%
27%
21%
.a
Colcommon
101/2
28%
101%
—
No par
preferred
11
12,203
13,700
•
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,
130
y8>.
471/4
231/4
2.50
Co
——
19%
18
11/64
57Va
100
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Sparks Withington Co
:
Spear & Co common.:
"
4
'
Ll.....
Southern Railway-common—No par
5% non-rcum preferred
50
»
58 y8
*52%
;
...
52
19%
30
,.31
35y2
35%
(Del)—i_Nopar
Southern Production Co IncA
13
.9/64
.
No par
Co_
.
.51%
-
_5
.
8
23% Aug
8
29% Jun 21
86
Edison——;
23 Vt
xioy2
38
v
'601/4
v
,
..
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Rights
Southwestern
Aug 31
721/4 Nov
Southern Co (The)
'
78%
2!
.1
*39J%
a—:
10%
56%
1
*205
;
53
5
18
10%
23%
preferred
Southern California
38
46%
60%
*70 y2
57V4
3,600
20,100
6%
*53
.
-..10%
28%
8%
..
24
51 y2
y4.
19 Va
—;
? ■"
VA
49 y8
.
8%
22%
'
1
6i
20%
^
15
6 ye
*
53
55
-
72
" 78'%
..
South Carolina E; & G Co com_4.50.-.,, 17%
5% preferred
:
,50.
*52Vi
17% Nov
39% Dec 29
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
7
27
8%
*71
;
**
13%
51 Va
^60%
-
78 "
'
21%'
77 y2
South Porto Rico, Sugar comiNopar
5
36% Jan
88
5
<
14%
ey4
21%
-
56% ' 56%
——«
19 Va
5
il5
1
;
72
12,203
'
.57%
51
57%
-
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—1O0
South Amer Gold, <Ss Platinum
:_L
$4.50
28% Jan
4
49%
57/ '
-
2L
--
-
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc t—
Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc—L
-
49va
■-*
..
23
100
—
49%
...*59%
60»/2
—8%—, 8%
_100
Solar Aircraft Co
14
3
28
21%
_>
—
f' 4.20% preferred—
Smith-Corona Inc
103% Nov
40% Oct
27%
13%
(A
3%%
14
49% Nov 23
22
Jan
29% May
24% July
4
29
29
106
*
92
11
6% Dec
July
527/a May 31
14
7% Dec
4
65% Mar 31
Jan
81% Dec
11
4% Mar 16
62
51
26
39% Jan
27%
VA
60 Va
9,700
.
39 y8
387/a
33.
6,230
r-
- "
14%
47
4,600
800
117
*
21J%
a) Corp —a—J10
Smith;(Alexander), Inc common—i_5
11/64 Nov 21
31 y8 Jan
*23
14%
Smith
28y8Jan
Aug 23
"10%
60 y2
21 y2
Skelly Oil
17% Jan
July 28
10%
23%
59%
13%
15
5/64 Nov
19
46%
23%
28Va
-37%
*10l/4
-
39%
V
23
1153A
,,
53
37%
21 y2
26
Nov
25% Jun 27
Mar 14
44% Jan
23
6%
53
46%
1
..
29
-
114%
t
6%
53 y2
5Qc
1
Simonds Saw & Steel-—a—No par
Sinclair Oil CorpA
—"
-5-
82
.
19
27
27%
...
Slmmops
7
.15% Sep, 14
79% Sep 15
4
27% Sep
l
—1
6034
147%
46 va
10%
64
24
16% Sep
30
.
X221/4
•
37%
'
24y2
Signode Steel Strapping Co_
*
18% Dec
iay4
5t9Mi
57% Jun
jiuyu
9% Feb
17
|J;
38%
»23y2
59% Jun -21
18
15% Jan
-
*53
.46 .:. 46%
.
63% Nov
.
2
3R%Jan
38
'
49% Nov 14
1
25
54
31
-14%
-
35
118%
39%
'
28
20% Jan
1
24% Dec
40
May 5
13% Jan 12
39y2 Jan
31
117
6
1
pen Co
SheUer Mfg Corp.:—-—
21
23
6
52%.
1—7.50
(W A)
Shell OH Co
24% Sep
9
18% Aug 17
49%
23
116% 117%
39
.*
3»y4
=•
52y»
,
.
1
30% July 12
19% Jun 22
6
•
Mar 15
7
48%
22%
147/a
f%
'-No par
10
2
31
34%
49%
22%
39y8
14%
,,
_1
:
31
107/e Dec
61% Dec
24% Dec
i_l
•
38%
.
Sharon'Steel Corp„_l——-No par
fehattuck (Frank G)
-_»_No par
31% Dec
5,
Co
common-.
$4.50 preferred
Shamrock Oil & Gas
11
4.
15% Jan
Rubbey
Inc
?
34%
49 %
-
.
■
13
4
29
5
49% Sap
11% Jan
18
42% July 19
.
117
'
34%
23
—116
.
J——3
—a
4a%
*22y4
.
Cq-_—a_No par
&
34%
49
1
,,
49 % Apr
11
Dec
38.
'
25% Jan
loo 7a
Sears
40% Nov
8% Mar 15
3
7
10
27% May
7
Seaboard Finance Co
*
10% Feb
Nov 26
8% July
62
\ 35% Jun
9%
93
.
93
.12'/a
12 %
9%
9%
290
49%
51
8,100
36%
36%
6,700
*923/4
12%
9%
93%
'12 3%'
9%
250
11,500
900
Number 5485
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial
*
and Financial Chronicle
(2269)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since
Highest
Lowest
52 % Jan
4
44% Oct
29
48 Va Dec
8
71% Jan
4
1121/4 Dec
8
79% Oct
4
32 'A Jan
4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
26
10% Feb
4
20% Dec
531/2 Oct
22
Dec
31
IO21/2 Mar 11
42% Feb
5
30% May
11 Ye Jan
5
13% Dec
14
46 Va Dec
6
221/4 Apr
30
301/4 Feb
16
26% Dec
29
20
15
13% Jan
12
4
Mar 25
171/4 Jan
8
211/eJan
4
Dec
I™
181/4 Nov 23
19% Aug 24
16 % Feb
27% Dec 29
on-v
ian
20% Sep
10% Nov 23
8% Jan
89
4
141/4 Dec 20
o2
32
Nov~24
12%
Feb
1
101
Dec
30
70
Dec
30
J~an
7
113%
1181/4
71% Jan
11
7
4
Jan
8
141/4 Jan
-
Jan
11
4
11
o2^4^Pr
5
6
4
84% Dec
30
12% Dec
3
2
20% Dec
31
18 /a Feb
41% Nov
30% Jan
11
50
Nov
26
24% Nov
10
Feb
41% Feb
4
31% Jan
4
81 % Jan
13
105% Jan
14
4% Feb
51% Sep
16
Dec
28
147% Dec
16
24
8
2
A3/ n„a/oS
If
28
48% Dec
96
6
101/
30
16
■
75% May 17
8% Nov 22
Jan
m
i
17% Jan
10
33
15
25% Jan
6
47 y2 Nov
23
11% Sep 27
41% Jan 47
88
Nov
29
83% Jan
42%
Dec~23
14
Oct
25
41
Dec
20
51/4 Jan
5
Sep
May 16
36% Oct
19
6
11
1
30
Aug
1
58% May
2
S8SP A
^ay
*
99
25
Sun
9% Dec
July 25
37% Apr
Nov
26
2
•
6
15
Sun Oil Co
13
6%
11
15% Dec
Jan~~4
13% Jan
5
172
Dec
12%
19% Nov
9
Dec
29
44
Jan
7
17
July 30
7% Jan
4
52% Dec
31
48
12% Jan
5
15% Aug
6
Jan
6
25% Feb
2
131/e Jan
12
15% Apr
35% Jan
19
55% Oct
26
13
Apr
23
42
May 28
4
16 »/4 Jan
1
521/4 Dec
17
40% Dec
30% Dec
37 Va Mar44
31
48% Sep
$4 preferred
No par
$4.40 cum pfd (conv)
Symington Gould Corp
No par
Talcott Inc (James)
Telautograph
Temco
Tennessee Corp
Texas
Texas
common
21%
21
21
20%
21%
20%
20%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
! 28'/a
28%
400
13
12%
13%
131/a
13%
13'A
13%
16.900
si
52%
52%
52%
'52%
53
52%
2,300
116
117%
115%
116%
117%
118
5n
x43'/2
44%
x37%
37%
30
:
6
12
.8
19% Dec 31
18
Mar 15
23% Sep
16
50
May 16
53% Feb
12%
25'A
1,200
35
35%
35%
36%
35%
36%
35%
35%
14,700
10%
16,800
Coal
Pacific
Land
&
Oil
new
10
share ctfs ex-distributlon
Pacific Ry Co
Co new...
I
..100
Utilities
Thermoid
9%,
160
50
Thompson (J R)
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
4%
preferred
Tide
Water
100
Associated
Oil
Trans
*11%
11%
STOCK
11%
11%
EXCHANGE
46
46
*13%
14'A
*13%
14'A
*13%
48%
50'A
48%
491/4
491/4
50
103%
103 %
"103%
105
*103'%
105
CLOSED
14'A
Thanksgiving
Day
11%
100
11%
11%
1,200
46
47
13%
11%
11%
47
*46
13%
*11%
X48%
*103%
110
100
49
105
8,100
20
31'A
3,600
2 8'/a
28%
4,300
70'%
71
71%
6,300
5
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15 'A
6,000
2
46%
46%
46%
46%
4 6'A
46%
46%
46%
900
42'A
43'A
42'A
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
11,800
26'/8
26%
261/4
26%
25
26
No par
25%
*23'A
21 Va
24
23%
23 ya
*23%
24'A
*23%
24'A
100
1
50
26%
*60
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
17,900
60%
60
60
60%
22%
400
No par
■:
:
5
'70'A
60%
*60
22%
71
23%
1
23'A
23'A
50
common
(conv)
*51'%
29
53'A
52
52
29'A
28%
29
5 61/2
*55%
57
;
1
Fox Film.
5G'/2
27%
15%
27'A
15%
*15%
15%
47%
*46
27%
*47
48%
27%
70%
X22 'A
*51
28%
*55
26%
15%
*47
71%
.22'A
70%
*60
*22'A
19,100
'
3,200
53'A
*51
53'A
100
29%
29
29'A
2,400
56%
*55
56%
100
26%
12,100
27%
15%
48
26%
15%
*47
15%
1,700
48
1
22
25% Nov
2
40% Mar 18
TXL
13% Jan
0
16% Jun
15
Udylite
4
43 % Jun
2.8
Underwood Corp
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co
(The)
10 Va
10%
10'A
uy4
10%
11'A
11'/a
11'A
8,600
1
Co.
18% Mar
Corp
*11%
11%
31'A
2
Oil
12
11%
28%
Inc
Airlines
series A
Coach
200
31'A
City Rap Transit com__No par
5% conv prior preferred
50
Twin
700
46
281/B
9% Nov
4
15%
45
31%
i
Truax-Traer Coal Co
19
*151/2
461/2
47
*46
Twin
14
24'A
15%
28'A
$2.70 preferred
Preferred
24'A
15%
*45%
31 '/a
Corp
World
24'A
15%
46
2
(The)
Transamerica
24
15%
45'A
28'A
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
Co
ny2
24
15%
46
31
20th Century
41% Dec
1,200
28'/a
19
13
168
31%
13
321% Dec
10'A
11
165
28
14
Jan
10%
163
31
Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
4.30% conv preferred 1954 ser__50
60
10%
162%
25
331/2 Apr
46'A Aug 17
9%
k158
com__10
$1.20 preferred
Trane
11%
1
common
Mar 14
6
9%
162
15%
No par
Co
$2.50 convertible preferred
Aug 26
16% Nov 30
8,200
Trust—
25
57% Dec
19,000
11%
251/a
51
5
30,500
37%
12
J9
4
44%
37 »/a
25'A
30
6% Jan
12,400
41%
381/B
11%
Dec
41% Jan
119%
42%
37%
25%
54
20% Jan
117%
41%
12
30% Nov
25% Mar 14
38'A
25
The Fair
2
15% Aug 16
44
2,200
53
6
37%
11%
18
31
42
X52
600
25
Nov
19% Dec
11,700
11%
Tri-Continer.tal Corp common
30% Dec
9%
25%
Transue & Williams Steel
9
130
95
139%
V
11%
15
18
9
251/4
24% July 13
13% Jan
♦94'A
*137
9Va
l
28 % Jun
181/4 Jun
95
139%
8%
1-.%
3y3
11
591/2 APr
31% Jan
94%
*137
900
23
*28%
No par
28
31
9
*22%
preferred series A..25
conv
Pacific
Sub
94%
140
9
_~7_"_7„25
Instruments Inc
4.48%
941/2
*137
8%
1
*20%
~~~o
_
Co
Texas
94%
139
8%
23
1
20
Dec
1,500
g
Corp
22% Oct
60
1,400
II5
Corp
Aircraft
94%
*136
1
22% Oct
5
*22%
28%
44%
6,000
18% Jan
Jan
22%
800
28
443/8
5,600
30
56
At
45'A
21% Aug 10
60% Nov 20
28%
44%
24%
18% July 26
35% Jun
28
44%
50%
com
27% Dec
31
27%
44%
900
889
24'%
14
;58 % Jun
271/2
847
23%
72% Nov
3
11
840
50'A
7
39% Oct
829
*45 Va
28% Apr
13% Jan
44%
825
$1.25 conv preferred
No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
$2.40 conv preference
No par
July 12
105% May 10
34% Jun 22
36'/8 Jan
44
811
5,900
27
5
815
27%
3.300
6,300
91A
16,800
100% Sep
17
805
91/8
24%
8
Jan
25
S'A
23%
60% Mar 24
24
80
1.700
23%
19
26% Jan
37
791/4
33,600
26'A
23%
11
10
36%
ro
8%
24%
26 'A
23 %
1
27% Nov
37
70%
9
8%
140
120
23%
26%
23'A
4
27% Nov 16
37'
79
9%
'37
119%
99V
23%
19% Mar
1
37
79
78%
9
?fi%
23 Va
53
18 Va July 20
36%
78
10c
23%
Textron American Inc common__50c
25% Nov
261/4 Dec
26%
168%
37%
43% Oct
Dec
23%
26% '
37%
11% Jan
104
imi
23%
2,100
37%
31
7
117%
12.50
27%
1171/4 iiri/4
50
74%
26%
37
5
*733A
'?3/4
1,400
74'A
23%
30
.50
74'A
36%
Sep 24
92% Jan
119
26%
—„3/
741/
102
36%
131/8 July 25
Dec
*117%
23'%
___1
<,74'
3,000
•lOOVis
36%
11
12% Jun
75
74
102
37
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
53
*741/4
75
*100%
36%
1
18
74%
'
42,800
37%
14%
14%
1
6
42% Oct
75%
75
102
10'A
373A
No par
Jun
12
*100%
3,400
44%
13
25
11% Mar 16
43
101 Vi
10,100
50%
10
11
101%
100
31%
24%
10
*
20%
31%
Af
No par
2,100
*20'/8
Day
At
14i/8
1,900
17%
24%
*
mi/
10™
5,900
20%
171/4
453/.
25% Nov
22
mu,
14s/2
36
X20%
Thanksgiving
50'%
6
6% Jun
35%
CLOSED
44%
Jan
8 % Jan
10,600
50'/a
12
39% May 17
8% July
1
5,500
26%
45
Texas &
Jan
55'A
22%
50
Texas
Nov
msi
10??
143,'
200
54%
26%
44%
'7
15% Oct
10%
4,300
8'A
15%
STOCK
At
Aft
5
EXCHANGE
24%
2
300
44'%
57%
22%
50%'
14
18
*44
*15
45'A
Jun
45
711/8
24%
8,000
44%
Nov
19
3is/b
24%
18%
22%
491/2
38
23
311/0
24%
17,900
7.50
170
23
3134
500
14'A
18%
>/
24%
.
3,800
14
ik'8
31%
47'A
102
Sweets Co of America (The)—4.16%
Swift & Co
i
25
11
19% Dec
20%
34,400
47
At
Ay ?2/2
lit lit
24
No par
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
17
49% Dec
*20
Ay
14%
Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Oct
7
17i/
10%
Superior
Oct
4
20%
173/3
37
Superior Oil of California
Oct
13% Jan
20%
%,s/
20%
14%
Sunshine Mining Co
9
38% Jan
*20%
-
loy4
Sunshine Biscuits Inc^.
143
Dec~31
2C
2nd pfd series of '55
15
13% Jan
17%
24,300
147'%
*100%
^Ij1'
37
preferred series A
27
19
A
57i/
\l(l
34i/
21
171/4
Class A 41/2% preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
6
36% Nov 22
'4
iq'8
15,800
50%
146 3/4
?!n/3
lit
\\/a
447/
1
Sulphur..
28
44
57
.
14V
1
Producing Co
16% Jan
Shares
86%
ido
263/*
21
issued"
Texas Gulf
28% Jun
27
3
10
common...
"when
Texas Gulf
10
r.c/2
26%
15%
common
44% Nov 21
11
541/-
26%
57%
_
Corp
44% Jun
21
551/4
Jos'.
44%
57
Ll
1 $4.50 series A preferred
35
Jan
Corp
Chemical
the Week
49%
Xi35? ^Sv
26'%
135/
19%
*15
Co
86!/8
mni/8 inni/3
102
54%
18%
*44
No par
Broadcasting
1I7/?
Aif
lit
\\lf
f7/4
fI
i^i/
141/3
10
1
5
Stone & Webster
July 26
<17% May
62% Jun
121
6
*100
No par
Inc
1473*
"7* ll?fe
47%
34
I 5%%
15
l4fii/n
102
135/3
34
40% July 25
871/2 Sep
1
12% Jun
2
Mar
47
*"100
146
5
4%%
33% Sep
145%
Is
Texas
107
!L
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
5% .prior preference^
Storer
Friday
Nov. 25
R7
S
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
-
Common
10% Oct
11
rrv
49v
15
1
1,040
S_
Sunbeam
24% Oct
28% Oct
frv
49
Studebaker-Packard Corp
120 Njv 25
271/4 Jun 15
28
Drug
L
7
3
18y4Nov 20
4
1251/Jun
80%
(The)
4
171/4 Aug 12
21
25
571/2 Jan
15% Jan
41% Jun
9% Sep
6
27
Nov~16
5
150'A Jun
6/a Jan
15
14
381/4
29% July
£,/ ?ct 11
TVa Dec 29
Dec
321/4 Nov 16
,
49'/8 Jun
1/
91% Apr
14% Jan
Jan
July 14
^ar U
ni
8sy,
49%
Stevens (J P) & Co Inc
Stewart-Warner Corp
"
25% May 12
32% May H
816
21
fi
oci/42^n
635
Sterling
5
21% Aug 24
4
.
Aug" "9
Jan
23% May 23
«llF ??
Oct
67% Feb
29
6
30
68% Dec
57% Nov 14
23
12 A, Jan
Starrett Co
38% Oct 21
26
86%
48%
Stauffer Chemical Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
11
6
19% Jan
86'%
.25
Standard Oil of New Jersey
15
Standard OH of Ohio common-ZIlo
3%% preferred series A
100
Standard Ry Equip Mfg Co
1
Stanley Warner Corp
5
Feb
Sales for
Thursday
Nov. 24
No par
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
,
26
PRICES
AND HIGH 8ALE
Mondav
Nov"^
Par
Mar 28
14%'Nov 23
22% Feb 14
50
o
0=
23 /a Jan
STOCK
Standard Oil of Indiana
149% Nov 14
?73/ ^ar30
At
A
oP/4i^aI\
24/4 May 12
15
191/2 Feb
YORK
EXCHANGE
Standard Oil of California
24
,5i!%?ep13
01/
42% July 30
5
17
36 Va Feb
53% Jun
99
t
ii?3/2rw
ln3/4 nl
40%May
:
98% July 8
n
^/8 J!n J8
30
45
m
NEW
Highest
42% May 1?
18
8
11 Va Jan
I93/
Jan. 1
287/8
29%
29%
30%
30%
31%
311/a
31%
36,800
16'A
163/a
16'A
16'A
16'A
16%
2,600
X353/B
353/4
353/8
353/4
35%
36
2.600
73/fl
7'A
7%
7 '/a
105 %
1053/4
107%
107'A
111
2,400
108
108'A
108%
108%
109
11,400
26 Vi
253/4
u
11 y8
May
7
14% Dec
0
27
Feb
24
38% Dec
29
7% Jan
4
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
11% Jan
4
23
July 12
July 23
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
33
10% Aug 10
28% Dec
113
16
69
Jan
11
31
80% Mar 14
20
Jan
6
27% Jan
9
Sep 28
May
7% Oct
6
7
86% Oct
3
Nov
24
98% Sep
12
Nov
Union
Chem & Materials Corp
10
26'/a
Elec Co of Mo
10
291%
common
Feb
7
17
205
Nov
25
51% Aug 23
49% Aug 31
52
Jan
32% Jun
3
Jan
6
26
Nov
7
6
27
38% Dec
29
34% Jan
251/2 Nov
11
40
27
28
Mar 15
20
103% Jun
29
23
17% Jan
3
66% Nov 25
118% Nov
86%
1011/2
*100%
53%
52'A
50
1841/2
Pacific RR Co
4%
Aircraft
conv.
Jun
Dec
29
50% Dec
23
44% Jan
18
57
27
Jan
12
38% May 20
34% Jan
20
57% Aug 24
3% Feb
25
6% Dec
4% Apr
1
70% Apr
29
80 Vi Jan
0
4% Jan
4
6% Nov
9
27
July 25
Nov
25
Carbon
8
Jun
28
11
29
88
-•6
Aug 17
631/2 Jun
72% July 18
Aug 23
12
May 25
11% Jan
17% Dec
4
57
27% Jan
13
35
33% Mar
4
11 Va Jan
12
1 y8 Jan
60
May
2,100
62
63
63
651/4
65
65 '/a
65'A
66%
11,800
117%
117%
118'A
2,300
371/2
16,200
30'A
3,000
1151/4
36'%
10
29%
No par
10
115%
37
30
106
106
*23
23'A
No par
54'%
54'A
50%
51
4%
5
2
35% Jun
31
16
39% Mar
.2
United
6% Aug
31
9
8% Mar
1
d United
Mar 14
23% Jun
18
Sep
15
~30
35
214
114% Jan
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
2% Jan
3
27% Oct
11
87%
7% May
34
May
4
13% Dec
5
40% Dec
Gas
116
36%
29%
*105
23
22%
23%
54'%
543/4
55
9'A
50
50
50
4%
5
223/4
X54
7%
U
S
footnotes
see
page
Sep
27
12
Sep
26
16y» Mar
3
U
S
20
75
♦741/a
75
x6%
7
6%
7
6%
7
31,200
30
29%
31
19,400
140
29%
133%
31%
28%
132%
134'/2
132%
134%
134%
*16%
163A
16%
163A
*16%
163/4
800
16%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
15%
153A
5,700
53%
28
510
53%
543/s
54
15,800
31%
303/4
313/a
14,400
37'A
X36%
36%
36'A
3 6 3/4
Industrial
Corp
Foreign Securities
Co
Co common
preferred
,
(The)—1
1
No par
20
100
Machinery com—1.05
100
preferred..
Industries
Inc
common
>
63A
63/4
63A
191/4
19'A
19%
193/8
19%
19%
23A
2%
23/4
331/8
33%
.2%
2%
23/4
32%
32%
33'A
58%
'59 Vis
*58
298
295
296
2%
33%
59%
296
180
*59
296
*179%
59%
296%
180
*1791/2
180
*179%
35%
36
35%
353/4
353/4
36%
82%
821/2
82'%
82%
83
♦81
137/a
1
4,
26.
6%
191/8
—1
6%
63/4
6%
—
& Mfrs Inc
Hoffman
4 'A %
741/a
*741/8
31
Gypsum
3
9,400
54%
S
28
500
5y8
36%
United Merch
15
50 y2
5
741/a
31%
U
J an
90
*50
36%
Freight
39% Jun
100
600
2,500
53%
&
184% Feb
55'A
231/8
57
30%
S
4
5
*22%
107
54%
S
9
79
4%
29 3A
36%
31
For
Dec"31
4
36%
*105
31 Va
United Park City Mines Co
13
37%
29%
107
53%
U
Sep
15'A
5
37'/a
29%
*105
30%
U
335
.
16%
373/8
29 %
107
117%
10
Improvement Co—13 Vi
1
Mar 14
271/4
130
75
71/b
117
No par
3
Nov
7
—
25
62
178'A Sep
31
6
6
Jan
19% May
54 % Mar 11
4% Aug
33% July
31
United Gas Corp
36% Oct
38% Dec
22% Jan
9
26
♦74Vb
5
Engineering & Foundry
Sep
1,500
51%
30%
America—No par
United Fruit Co
30
19,200
51
Electric Coal Cos
51% Feb
6
20
14.600
30'A
11
Dec
52%
51
United
Dec 31
102
205
31
27
United
52%
199
51
19
18'A Jan
202
*100%
30%
38'A Oct
Mar 31
18% Dec
2 %
25
191
52%
150
30
148% Oct
6
11
102
52'A
30
95%
88
50%
100
Co.
17
8 % Dec
4
27
Jan
7% Feb
78
*100%
88
30
(Delaware)
13 % Mar 14
38% Aug 19
4% July 12
Jun
15% Feb
15% July 20
45 Vi Jan
7
8% May 17
66
17
4
Jan
12
*94
88
50%
No par
United Cig-Whelan Stores com__30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
100
United Corp (Del)
1
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
1% preferred
—100
b'A Jan
95%
87%
12,100
50%
50
United-Carr Fastener—
13
*94
3,900
29%
110
30 Vb
com
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton Corp
United
29
110
50%
Air Lines Inc—*
of
192
29'A
110%
26%
30
preferred
Biscuit
186
523/4
29
*110
1,900
5
—
Corp
187
102
26
7%
No par
preferred
Tank Car Co
United
4%
common
noncumulative
United
14
871/2
52%
United
49
95%
*86%
101%
Union
29'A
110
*94
25
Union
26%
95%
No par
series
33% Sep
15
110
No par
$4
Oil of California
49% July 25
108% Feb
x283A
Preferred $3.50 series
25
22
29%
110
87%
Union
4
26% Jan
139
24
26%
26'/a
Preferred
July 27
59
21 Vi Apr
1
92
29% Jun
107% Apr
19% Sep
106
Union
104% Mar 29
45% Sep 26
48% Sep
29
106%
*94
Apr
103% Oct
107
1051%
110
59% Nov 24
Jan
106%
No par
92
113
>
26
Carbon
No par
14
20
317A Apr
&
Preferred $3.70 series
105
Dec
20
:_No par
Bag & Paper Corp
Carbide
Preferred $4.50 series
4
154
Union
Union
Nov
7
5
4
25
116% Sep
6
31% Jun 30
111
7%.
7%
105'A
5
Jan
11
36
7%
Apr
38% Jan
19
16%
35%
5
Jan
99
Jan
16'A
No par
100
94
25% Oct
1
...
113
99
7
48
4
1
3
Jan
1051/4 Jan
Jan
(The)
108% Mar 22
92% Aug
85
Oct
11
Corp
A O
1 A
14
.113/.
14
*4.1
14'A
433/.
14
14'/a
43
43
33%
59%
297
*179%
2,100
7
8,700
20
17,200
2%
3,700
33%
12,200
62
1,300
298
3.800
180
7.600
36
36%
82%
82%
300
14
14V'B
5.600
43%
43%
200
25
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The Commercial and Financial
26
.
.
Monday, November 28
1955
.
(2270)
RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
19
20 % Dec 29
85/a Dec 28
68% Dec
593/4 Feb
39
Jan
24
Nov
5
11
28
66% Jan
6
21
75% Mar
Jan
6
35
29
91
Oct
26
103
Dec
6
97
Jan
93% Sep
3
U
S
S
102
22
157% Jan
18
453/4 Oct
11
60 Va Feb
18
64% Sep
17
61
Jan
11
70
Nov
25
Sep
23
Dec
27
U S
16% Jun
24
62 %
40 Va May 16
18% Oct
r
.35
Jan
Jan
4
-6% Jan
19
38% Mar 16
23
12
10
73 Va Jan
5
98
1% Jan
'4
3
•
,
Dec
'
/a
Aug 24
-15% Jun
2
17
5
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
11
May 26
33% Jan
3
91
16
26
•
Aug 16
3
4
25
170
Feb
18
263/4 Mar 15
31
Jan
7
Universal
91
Feb
3
4 %%
169% Nov 26
11
32% Nov
23
161 Va Jan
8%
31
77% Nov
31
41% Mar 14
49% Aug 22
Utah
31 Va Oct
14
40% Dec
20
35% Oct
47 Va Apr
Vanadium Corp of
11% Jan
4
19% Oct
5
28% Jan
32% Dec
7
5% Jan
4
126
57% Dec
8
-30 Va Jan
Mar 26
124% Mar 26
31
73/4 May 19
136
134
3
7
Van
39 % Feb
11
6% Jan
8
10 % Apr
4
65 % July 21
Jan
4
48% Oct
33 % Oct
11
99
11
4
•152 Va Aug 30
122
Nov
33% July 28
33
Jan
146% Apr
3
2
July 19
Oct
28
114
Jan
10
101
Jun
43%
21
116
19
Nov
9
Feb
16
25 % Jan
4
40% Dec
29
37% Jan
6
25 Va Jan
-4
30% Dec
31
30
Jan
11
33
71% May 19
68
Jan
3
127
57
Mar 25
101
7
23
13
103 Va Aug 22
101V4 Jan
107
Nov
117% Jun
3
104% Nov
3
513/4 Mar 29
7
11
112 Va Jun
Chemical
106
May 23
48% Nov 18
May
Nov
6
21
&
413/4
32%
32%
167
300
600
3,200
~
167
10
29 Va
49%
38 Va
37%
373A
38%
39
153/4
16 3/a
16 3A
35%
35 %
6%
7
55
54%
127
130
*127
130
53%
54%
•
./
54%
.8,100
.
9,100
17%
13,600
35%
2,100
7
3,400
53%
*127
-
1,300
130
*127
127
*127
150
,i'
.
39%
53%
130
,
800
:
16 3/4
6%
7
7
7
6%
54%
-
•
35
16%
353/8
49
38 3/fl
49
.
78
49
80
29%
78
293/B
31%
313/4
*89%
90%
35 %
32%
31%
31%
*89%
91%
*89%
90 Va
35%
36%
35%
353/4
35%
35%
*126%
1283A
1283A
1283/4
*128%
128 3/4
600
42%
42%
43%
x423/s
433/8
3,600
1163A
116 Va
117%
Xll5%
115Va
110
div
6%
129
129
-
31%
42
423/fl
116%
116%
*103%
104%
*103
104
103
103
*103
106
*104%
106
105
105%
*104%
473A
473/8
47%
473A
473A
47%
313/4
-5
10
20
•*163/4
19
5
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
11% Aug ,2
13
Mar
3
12% Jan
3
14% Mar
7
100
*803/4
81%
81%
81%
81%
81%
14%
14%
14%
14%
143/s
14 3/a "
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31
W_j.No par
68%
'683A
"68%
683/4
683A
69%
13%
13%
Waldorf System
27% Dec
31
27 % Jan
3
31% May
9
Walgreen
Dec
9
663/4 Apr
27
—
Vulcan Detinning Co common
preferred
3,200
106
47
4,900
104
♦104%
116%
10
15 % Jan
35
,
413A
25
25
Virginian Ry Co common
6 %
preferred
Visking
Corp
(The)7%
32%
32
100
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec & Power Co com__10
$5 preferred
100
$4.04 dividend preferred
100
$4.20 dividend preferred
_100
28% Apr
24
413A
100
18,800
-
Va-Carolina Chemical com—No par
31
183/s Mar 23
:
1%
19'A
91%
21
31 % Feb
...
*89%
Oct
6
-
77%
.80%
•
35
preferred
30
May 17
•
97%
1%
19%
.
■2,700
100
3 % %
16% Dec
13
26 Va Apr
79
29
293A
293/4
"
81
16
5%
4,100
.
■
35%
2.50
Co—
2,600
10 3/s.
*96 Va
168
153/4
July 30
11
*166
168
*166
30
*127
Jan
..
300
13%
'•
10 3/a
32%
35 %
noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common—5
20
Jan
,
32
36%
13%
Thanksgiving
Day
41 Va
373/4
21
37% Jan
*41%
32%
10
133% Jan
94
•,41%
32
2,500
19%
36%
19%
-41
-
75,800
166
19%
1%
*18%
2.50
Inc—
Co
13
1
97 %
1%
19
.13/4
49
Jun
12
97
97%
1%
48%
130
Sep
10 3/4
CLOSED
1
*127
87 Va
13%
10 3/,
48%
Pacific Ry corh.100
28 5/a Nov
13%
10%
48 3A
Vicks Shreve
30
133/4
58%
166
EXCHANGE
'
24
36% Dec
Jan-
168
30 /
*80%
133 %■ Jan
95% May 26
36%
*96%
19
14
4
*36%
103/e
32 3/4
*166
Vertientes-Oamaguey Sugar Co—6%
Vick
36%
13%
,
42
32%
Oct
4
*36%
'
41 %
1
America
Norman Co
Raalte
193/4
19
19
•
127
Jan
19%
57%
STOCK
58%
166aA
19%
167
166
'
Aug 27
267/a Jan
27
Power
Van
>89
123
28
4
47 Va Mar 15
19 %
:
100
Co—-No par
preferred
& Light
833/4 Dec
42% Dec
323/4 Jan
1
100
com—1
Inc
Co
Pictures
5
19% Mar
No par
57%
166 %
193/4
57%
55%
56 Va
167
167
100
preferred
21
10
55%
16%
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
1
Universal Leaf Tobacco com_No par
34 Va Jan
135/8 May 13
1,500
common
•633/4 Jan
23
2,700
70
13/4
56 % Mar
18
1,070
53%
69%
98%
35
Jan
167 3/4
523/8
69%
1%
10
18 Va Jan
167%
533/8
63
*96%
23
154
168 3/4
53
69%
No par
37% Oct
May
168
53
59
$6 convertible preferred
305/8 Feb
-
169
52
69%
United Wall Paper inc common—2
4%
convertible* preferred
50
16
50
69
.
10%
31
38,400
45%
133/4
31
470
483/a
167%
103/«
32% Sep
1043/4
47%
52 Va
13 3%;
20 % Dec
*103%
47%
47%
46 3/B
-1
443/4 Dec
1043A
47 %
104
89
169%
Stockyards Corp
12
-
22'A Jan
103%
*88%
103%
36%
11 Va May 12
8
263/4 Jun
*88%
90
25
.
40%
88 Va
51%
noncumulative preferred
United
500
14,600
40%
88
453A
United Stores $4.20 noncu 2nd pfd-5
14% Apr 21
73%
40%
40%
89
19%',
,36%
7 %
7,200
168%
Corp common
preferred
Co
*72
73 %
5,100
9
25
5
&
Steel
U S Tobacco
3
Jan
-
1st
Smelting Ref
7 %
preferred
S
24%
*8%
24%
preferred
100
Min com__50
50
common
noncum
S
7%
% Jan
1% Nov
31
U
38% Aug
35 % Mar 17
11% July 14
Dec
1
4
U
168% Nov 14
3
13% Nov
26
7
-
17% Jan
11
Rubber Co
8%
172% Jun 23
Shares
41%
40 3/8
102
*88%
100
7
156% Mar 14
40%
100
29
162
73
39'A
24
9
*72
73%
*72
71%
1
Week
Nov. 25
24%
24%
24%
24%
Friday
Thursday
Nov. 24
24
*8%
9
*8%
9
24%
23%
24
23 3A
243/s
10
Plywood Corp common
preferred series B
593/8 Dec
13
24 Va
preferred series A
46% Dec
;4
Co
*8%
5
new
33/4%
163 Va Oct
Jan
Card
Playing
x233/4
10
Co
33/4%
37% Jan
543A Jan
1
common
Sales for
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 23
Nov. 22
Nov. 21
9
29 % Jan
143
Co
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
20
134 % Jan
6
Lines
S
U
Sep
513A Jun
39% Mar 14
U
12
-Sep
110
19
S
4%%
16
Sep
44
84% Mar 21
70% Jan
79 Va Jan
U
25% Nov 17
9 % Feo 14
6
Jan
8 Va Jan
21 Va Oct
24
"% Feb
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Lowest
Highest
133/4 Mar 17
NEW YORK
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Year 1954
Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
323/8
,17%
32
313A
119%
124
119%
16%
16%
32
16%
1,303
32
1,400
121%
4,100
173/4
17%
18
2,600
30%
*30
30%
*30
30
30
313/4
125%
32
121
127
122
30
10C
47%
30
30
80
w
^
.60
24
Jun
3
51
Jan
:5
73/4 Jan
6
4
27% Dec
10
15 5/8 NOV
15
„5
105% Dec
30
100 Va Aug
10
4
5% Jan
,19% May
100 V» Aug
72
.
>.,
8% Dec
6
85% Mar 25
-
81% Sep
14
Wabash
RR
Walker
4%%
No par'
Co
(Hiram)
G
&
Walworth Co
Ward Baking Co common
Oct
3
14
5 % %
2.50
a
19
12% July 15
10% Jan
5
13% Jun
3
Wardell
21 Va Sep
20
18% Mar 14
223/b Sep
13
Warner
Bros
153/4
100
Corp
19
13%
1
preferred
Jan
9
,
/
13%
153/4
16
103%
102
133/4
■'
^
16 Va
'
: " 3,800
'*■
v
210
Warner-Lambert
12 %
12 Va
12%
12%
12%
16,800
20 3/s
20%
20 3/a
20
20 Va
2,500
39%
39%
393/4
39%
393A
40
STOCK
39%
40
603/4
62
62%
67%
66 Va
67%
EXCHANGE
66 3A
683%
3,700
62%
63%
62%
64%
64 Va
65 %
CLOSED
64%
65%
19,100
39%
*39 Va
39%
39%
39%
*39%
39%
Pharmaceutical
403/8 Nov
9
Feb
1
68 3/4 Nov
25
Warren
Foundry
30 Va Jan
4
523/4 Dec
21
42
May 12
653/4 Nov
9
Warren
Petroleum
30% Jan
12
39
Dec
23
39
Jan
11
42 %
1
Corp
Washington Gas Light Co
No par-
25% Jan
14
40
Dec
29
32
Jan
5
41% Sep
2
Wash Water Power
No par
373/4
38%
373/4
38%
38
38 Va
13 Va Jan
4
24 % Dec
20
25 Va Jan
31
5
22%
22%
22 3A
233/a
23%
23%
19% May 14
26 Va Dec
2
21% Sep 27
20% Aug
9
30
5
*22 Va
22%
22%
22%
223/8
9% Jan
5
17% Dec
17
16 Va May 16
21% Mar
1
173/4
173/4
17%
173/4
17 5/8
10 3/4 Jan
4
14% Dec
6
135/8 Jan
6
18% Nov
10
Webster
5
*17%
July 21
2% Jan
6
4% Feb
17
Welbilt Corp
1
4
3 Va
3,200
15 %:
103%
il %
39
Apr 30
133A'.
13%
153/4
103%
;
20%
30 Va Mar 14
2 V4
3,500
11%
29
7
69 Va
20%
22
3
900
68%
11%
Dec
Apr
.
3,400
20
43% Dec
Co
1
W'aukesha
'
v
31%
5
Inc
4
July
800
14%
31%
•
1
Pictures
11
37
'
-
■
103 Va
Jan
17
813A
14 Va"
'
■
13%
15%
*102%
16
*102 Va¬ 103%
25% Jan
,
•81%'
~
A
"
16% Aug 31
243/4 Jan
106
13% Jan
.
preferred
&
Motor
Pipe
No par
3
Co
Wayne Knitting Mills
Wayne Pump Co
Investment
...
*39
5,500
300
38%
38%'"
23%
23%
223/8
21 %
22%
1,600
18%
19
19%
2,700
Thanksgiving
Day
•
•
2,500
800
'
Co
*17%
18
4%
4%
18
*17%
4%
■
.
4 Va
*17%
18
18
4%'
4%
4%
11,100
37%
373/4
1,100
y
'24% Jan
5
43% Dec
8
773/4 Jan
5
96% Dec
22
85
Feb
17 % Feb
16
23% Dec
17
20
Jan
13% July 26
19 % Dec
8
33% Apr
4
15
6
,
112
9
23% Mar
104'/a Jan
17 % Mar
14'
Oct
5
1073/4 Jun
15
99
Jan
7
1043/4 Nov
19
101 % Feb
15
96
Jan
7
104% Nov
10
99 % Feb
4
9% May 20
23 V4 Jan
4
30% Dec
16
243/4 Jan
19
35
31
106% Aug 12
16% Jan
6
4
105% Aug 10
83A Jan
4
41% Nov
29
110% Oct 29
18% Dec
30
Jan
27 Va Apr
29
40% Sep
9
91
3
Apr 28
34 Va Dec
28
41 Va Apr
26
49 Va Jun
9
68
Dec
653/4 Dec
29
17
West
22% Jan
4
50% Jan
5
,983/4 May
5
104
May 14
132
127
27% Dec
22
80 % Dec
Dec
10
127
May 23
30% May
4
54 Va Dec
31
49% Oct
11
ft Nov
4
96% Dec 30
96 % Jan
3
27
Jan
11
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
213/4 Mar
20% Nov
4
8
12
Dec
7
36% July 28
100% Dec
30
6
103/8 Aug 16
273/4 Aug 16
26
Jun 18
22 3/4 Jan
6
60
Nov
22
49
110
Sep
14
Jun
14
253/4 Jun
9
313/s Oct
25
Apr 25
Nov
MS
23
Nov
25
86% Apr 21
83% Feb 15
1033/4 Mar 18
130
Aug
2
Nov
29% Oct
13
2
102% July 25
12
July 28
27 % Jun
28
22% Jan
6
37
12% Dec
31
105/8 Jan
6
14 % Apr
14
10
75
5
86
15
123/4 Feb
19
20% Dec
14
137
Jan
21
-18% Jan
8
393/8 Jan
14
333/4 Aug
2
1473/4 Dec 16
215/8 Dec
23
69% Nov 22
23
54 3/i Dec
3
4
53 % Dec
6
77% Jan
4
116
Jan
7
77
Jan
12
6% Jan 22
96 Va Nov
192% Dec
8
Virginia Coal & Coke
West Va Pulp & Paper common
4% %
Mar 10
Sep
66
148% Jan
13
3
24% Sep
9
Jan
7
Nov
16
453/4 May 12
43% Oct 11
92% Jan
6
159
Nov
12
86
8
Oct
'
7
11
Mar 22
9% Nov
36% Aug 18
14
•
15
4,900
*110%
111%
110%
110%
111%
111%
Western Auto
4.80%
4%
127% Nov 23
43
Nov
23
Feb
50
103V2
*102%
60
60
60
1,000
2,500
46%
45%
45%
46%
46 3A
*107%
108 3A
1073/4
1073/4
1
20%
20 3/s
20%
20 5/s
21
3,900
Supply Co common_10
29%
30
293/4
30
293/4
293/4
29 3/a
29 5/8
2,300
—100
com__No par
*102
*102
104
47%
46
48%
104
46%
*102
47%
rights
104
48%
1-HJ
2nd
noncum
preferred
100
74
74
*74
74%
74%
*102
10
104
49%
13,066
1%
111
159,400
733/8
51
73%
48%
1%
75
900
Western Pacific RR common_No par
64
64%
64
64%
64%
643A
65
66'A
4,100
Western
22 '/a
22 %
21%
22%
22
22%,
22
221/4
14,100
28 3/a
x28
28%
27%
28'A
16,700
58
57%
57%
58,700
99%
98%
98%
400
Union
Telegraph-.
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
3.80%
preferred
Steel
Common
$5
series
Corp
56 3/8
57%
98%
99
100
*128%
10
common
White
(The S S)
20
&
Co
Machine
Inc
'"When
93/8
*253/4
5
No par
common
No par
Service
40 3A
28%
283/4
293A
80%
*80%
50%
3/4
103%
81 Va
28%
28%
41
40%
101
1013/4
9%
9%
33%
33%"
33%
33%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
13
82%
*80%
82%
*81%
28%
40%
333/4
12%
12,100
80%
*28 Va
25 Va
32 3/4
140
30
83
41
*101%
9%
*24 3A
201,200
80 Va
40%
253A
13,000
3/4
103
29%
28%
25
50 3A
ft
103
102
26
*81
9%
50%
ft
102
9%
9%
*24%
25 Va
32%
33
12%
13%
82 Va
•
82%
400
900
2,100
170
6,400
300
2,200
23,200
100
14
15%
15%
16
16
16
16
16 Va
5,100
233/8
22%
23%
22%
23
213A
22%
7,900
34%
34%
2,500
*144%
145%
10
22V4
2,600
127%
600
10
10
issued"
(P W)
343/8
*144
22%
*117
343/a
'
34%
34%
34%
145%
144 %
145%
144
22 3/8
22
22
125
125
121
22
125%
35
1Vl
144 %
22 %
x22
1273/4
*125%
39%
IlO
Co
preferred
pfd
9%
28%
101
50%
*102%
u
103
23
10
Corp
Co
Prior
41
50%
ft
102
♦128%
1
100
7
28%
1003A
*128%
"
10
Public
11
28
1
preferred
Iron
80%
20
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
Woodward
27%
80 3/8
40%
&
6%
27%
100'A
common
$'4.25
Wisconsin
2 7 3/b
X80 %
1
Prior preference
Wilcox
Oil
Co
Wilson
49%
%
101%
1.100
common.
preferred
Sewing
493A
49
101%
57%
*98%
*128%
...
ft
Mfg
White Motor Co
28
573/8
99%
prior
White Dental
283/a
56 3/8
*98%
preference—No par
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp common—5
4 % % conV preferred
80
5 % %
28
100
B
rights
conv
Prior
common
Wrigley
17
103%
20
108 3/4
Worthington Corp
12
59
60
103%
*103
203/8
Woolworth
103 Va July
60
103%
*107%
59% Mar 30
212% Apr
*102%
21%
52% July 20
100% May 18
57%
*103
103%
46 3/4
Maryland Ry
Common
57
56
103
108 3/4
preferred
Western
5
103
*102%
20%
Winn
Jun
27 %
463A
preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
213/b Jan
263A
*107%
27% Aug 31
140
27%
1,990
5
16% Nov 25
Mar 14
26 3A
^
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100
preferred
Western Air Lines Inc
9% Mar 18
113A Oct
94
West
18 % Mar 21
30
37
403/8 Apr
30% Jan
pfd
Wheeling
5
3/4 Nov 23
78% Dec
6
4%%
Oct
53
104
22
7
Power
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
25
20
Penn
July 29
Feb
9% Apr
26%
102%
Jan
283/4 Jan
26%
103
8
173/4 Oct
26%
110%
70
Jan
2 6 3/4
102%
51 Va Sep
7% Mar 30
5
103
16
Mar 14
2,100
110%
13
Jan
24%
100
31% Sep
95
24%
100
82
34% Jan
%
24%
100
27
27
24
C
27
Sep
25
B
77
29
24%
series
26% Oct
25% Oct 28
24%
series
21
82 Va Jan
1,200
24%
preferred
15
5
213/4
preferred
32% Feb
6
28
87
21%
4.20%
9
98'/a Aug
861/4
22
4.10%
26
53 % Oct
86%
21%
7
28% Jun
25 Va Jan
86
213/4
10
73% Jan
27
373A
86
21%
27
9
31
37%
86
213/4
37%
Apr
26
Dec
37%
86
213/4
4
Kentucky Coal Co.
•37%
Apr
51
Sep
West
373/8
86
1
No par
106
104
20
2.50
com
105% Jun
6
563/4 Aug
Snowdrift
113
13
29
&
West Penn Electric Co
Jan
Jun
Oil
convertible preferred
Indies Sugar Corp
l
Jun
62
$4
29% Sep
30
1A Nov 23
Wesson
West
102
22
Jan
253/8 Apr
4
28% Sep 12
4%%
4%%
10
series..100
40%
3.9%
42%
43
42%
42 Va
7,500
48%
48%
48%
483A
48%
483A
48
48 Va
13,100
48
48 3A
48%
48 3/4
48%
49
48%
49
96%
96%
conv
series.100
178
178
(Wm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
No par
94
94
9%
5
9%
*95%
170
93%
9%
96%
42
96
96
185
*175
185
94
93
94
9%
9%
96%
*175
*93%
9 3/a
93/8
■
96%
6,200
70
185
10
94
600
93%
1,800
I
n
37
Jan
54 % Nov
16
21 Va
Sep
6
Yale
&
27% Apr
60 Va Apr
13
19
Oct
23
27% Jan
11
York
Corp
13
48
Nov
10
61% Jan
13
51% Jun
52 % Jan
3
20
May
27
9
38
Jan
23% Oct
25
747/a Dec 31
67 '/a Jan
/ 6
11% Jan
15
Dec
Dec
31
14
Jan
6
71
July
32% Apr 26
108% Sep
22
Nov
23
25
4% %
Towne
Mfg
Co
common
convertible
28
64
Young (L A) Spring & Wire.No
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No
Youngstown Steel Door
No
64%
63%
64%
63
633A
19%
19%
20
19%
20%
50
48%
49
50
50
50
50%
700
25%
25%
26
26
26%
26'A
26V4
26V4
1,000
953A
963A
953/4
98
973/4
99%
98%
99
9,400
20
20 Mi
20%
21
21%
21%
213/4
22
16,300
1
preferred
193/4
50
*48 3A
par
par
par
*
/
■
■
•
63%
63 3A
5.200
20%
21%
17,500
'•IV
>
,
Number 5485
182
Volume
The Commercial
. . .
and Financial Chronicle
Bond Record
New York Stock Exchange
«»
FRIDAY
^
«.»
LOW
Year 1964
Lowest
Highest
Feb
108
4
19
108.28 Jan
10
Fori
MM
100.4
Feb
94.29 Sep
—
99.20 Feb
15
99.20 Feb
7
100.17 Oct
-
96.2
1
Oct
13
94.8
100.8
Aug
4
Jan
100.8
102.16 Aug
7
f
1
96.28 Oct
Aug 12
6
Jan
94.24 Jan
9
97
Apr,'6
Feb
2
102.8
1
104.12 Man 10
101.16 Jan
13
101.20 Feb
1
101
.
102.28 Feb
13
99.10 Feb
102
24
Sep
100
i
Jan
27
.1961
*99.10
*101.30
101.4
Mar
104
16
Jan
...
7
25
Bales far
Nov. 25
the Week
105.12
*105.4
105.12
*105.8
105.12
100.2
*100
100.4
*100.1
100.3
100.31
*100.27
100.31
*100.22
100.26
*99.30
99.14
Friday
Nov. 24
Low
*100.27
*99.19
102.4
Thnrsday
High
*105.4
99.29
101
PRICES
High
Low
Bonds (S)
High
'
99.23
*101.30
Low
High
*99.23
99*27
*99.21
—-
99.24
*101.30
102:4
*101.30
104
*103.28
—
••
102.2
*103,24
102.4
104.2
.
.-1960-1965
*103.24
2 Vis
2%s
2%s
2Vis
—1956-1958
*99.13
99.15
♦99.15
99.17
*99.17
99.19
*99.14
Dee 15
99.17
195g
*99
99.2
*99.4
99.6
*96.6
99.8
*99.3
99.6
1961
*97.19
97.23
*97.26
97.30
*97.29
98.1
*97.26
97.29
*96.25
96.29
*97.1
97.5
*97.6
97.10
*97.4
2Vis
97.7
Aug 15 1963
*97
97.4
*97.6
97.10
*97.10
97.14
*97.8
97.11
*96.2
96.6
*96.10
96.14
*96.17
96.21
*96.15
96.18
*95.14
95.18
*95.19
95.23
*95.25
95.29
♦95.23
95.26
*95.24
95.28
*95.22
95.25
1962-1967
104
*103.24
104
———
■
1
2Vis
1963-1968
2Vis
June 1964-1969
2 Vis
2 Vis
Deo 1964-1969
*95.12
95.16
*95.18
1965-1970
*95.11
£5.15
*95.18
95.22
*95.23
95.27
STOCK
*95.21
95.24
2Vis
2Vis
2Vis
2 Vis
1966-1971
*95.9
95.13
*95.16
95.20
*95.21
95.25
EXCHANGE
♦95.19
95.22
*94.23
94.27
*94.30
95.2
*q<*
95.4
CLOSED
*94.29
95
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94.22
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94.30
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95.1
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94.28
June 1967-1972
Sept 1967-1972
"
Deo 1967-1972
Mar
1 1976
30-year
23-year
19-year
3-year
15-year
15-year
•
103.24 May 25
1
105.8
..1958-1963
25(7year 3s
5
102.16 Jun
Sep 30
102.28 Nov
104.24 July 1ft
10
102.8
Low
BALI
Nov. 23
2%a
Oct
1
3 Vis—(
3%s„,
3Vis
95.22
-
—— —
*94.22
94.26
*94.27
94.31
*94.31
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98.24
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98.28
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98.31-
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98.31
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99.2
*99.4
99.6
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94.31
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Day
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98.10
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97.1
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97.6
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97.1
96.27
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97.8
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97.3
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97.11
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98.8
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96.26
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98.4
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——«
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25-year 3s
July 15 1972
14
99.12 Jan
2
Sep
98.20 Aug 17
102.4
Jan 26
9
102.24 Feb
*99.25
*100.28
♦105
2%s
-1957-1959
15 1958
2%s
2 Vis
.-1956-1959
2 Vis
June 1959-1962
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 1959-1962
Treasury 2%s
Nov 15 1960
International Bank for
7
93.8
1993
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
15
100.17 Oct
7
1978-1983
.1956-1959
HIGH
Wednesday
Nov. 22
High
Treasury 2%g
Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2%s
100.22 July 29
'
Lew
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 21
Treasury 3%a
Treasury 3s
Oct~~4
101.10
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
100.12 Aug 25
100.12 Aug 25
98.29 Feb 15
—
NEW YORK
—
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T
1
Highest
10
101.10 Oct
Feb 19
GOVERNMENT BOND I
Range since Jan.
108.23 Jan
109
YEARLY
•
u» bondl
Range for Previous
Lowest
WEEKLY
■
Mfr. to
97.24
*97
97.24
*97
97.24
99.24
♦99
99.24
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99.24
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98.8
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15
1971
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102.16
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102.16
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Oct
1
1956
*100.16
101
*100.16
101
*100.16
101
♦100.12
100.24
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Jan
1
1969
*102.16
103.8
*102.16
103.8
*102.16
103.8
♦102
102.16
1959
*98.24
due Feb 15
1958
*99.8
100
;
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♦98.24
99.16
*98.24
99.16
99.16
—■
99.16
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—-
Serial bonds of 1950
2s
1
*99.8
100
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100
*99.8
100
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2s—
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100
♦99
100
100
♦93
100
1958
*98
99
*98
99
♦98
99
*98
99
due Feb 15
1959
*97
98
*97
98
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98
♦97
98
2s
due Feb 15 1960
*96.16
97.16
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97.16
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97.16
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1957
due Feb 15
2s
..
due Feb 15
2s
'
due Feb 15 1961
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97
*96
97
*96
97
*96
97
due Feb 15 1962
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
*95.16
96.16
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No sales transacted this day.
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as
yet been Admitted to Stock Exchange dealings,
,
Friday
Interest
-BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Last
a
<;
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sale Price
Bonds
1961
r Registered bond transactions.
25
Bid & Asked
Sold
High
Quar-June
Low
New York Stock Exchange
,
Brazil
High
'
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June-Dec
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1961
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——
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1962
1962
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1960
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1951——
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87
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92
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113'A
113
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87
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90
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90
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foreign securities
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92
92%
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87
—
84%
—
June-Dec
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—
June-Dec
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87%
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87 y8
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85
79%
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88
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80
75 V*
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75
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—
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66
77%
86%
83
125
62 Va
80
87
80
14%
159%,
120
66
securities
FIRM TRADING
1
119
*122
Financial Institutions
foreign
78%k
—
11%
69
71
77 y4
477/a
69%
•
♦47%
65
47%
39%
—
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Jan-July
fund dollar bonds
76 V*
69 y8
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1961-April-Oct
46
39%
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47%
39%
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1970—April-Oct
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April-Oct
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May-Nou
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Feb-Aug
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94
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94%
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93
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96
II
II
—
102
103
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RR
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1982
1985.=
Oregon-Washington
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mortgage 2%s
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98%
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99%
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Pacific
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First
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&
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&
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&
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&
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2%s
&
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refunding
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ref
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&
3%s
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1966
1974——June-Dec
2%s
series
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3s series S
2%s
W
Y
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debentures
1984
99 %
103%
91
4%s
series
&
94 y4
First
&
99%
First
&
refunding
refunding
refunding
refunding
C
1971
2%s
1978
1982
1st
&
ref
1983
103
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1st
&
ref
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1985
3%s
97%
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101%
104 Va
1
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7
99 Va
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—
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103% 104%
20
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111%
19
100%
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104
1985
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86
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99
73 Va
74
I960——ApriZ-Oct
April
73%
1
Mar-Sept
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Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
96%
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May-Nou
*.
104
83
—
16
*107
Jan-July
1977
1974
1981
2%s
3
29
91
1984
1967
2%s
3%s
99V4
91
F
Co—
102
102%
103V4 103 Va
E
3%s series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
General 5s series B
1974
gold
97%
April-Oct
1981
Marquette Ry
General
99 Va
105 Va
33
991/4
95%
101%
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Peoria & Eastern first 4s
external
AIncome 4s April 1990
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First & refunding 2%s
100%
13
100% 100%
June-Dec
1968
mortgage 4%s series
General mortgage 3%s series
Philadelphia Electric
98%
10
96%
*93
s.--Mar-Sept
1960
95
96 Va
103
*__
May-Nou
General
Pere
99%
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4V2S
General 4%s series A 1965—
D
97
96%
^.---Feb-Aug
debentures 1964—June-Dec
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1960_April-Ocf
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
April-Ocf
Pennsylvania RR—
series
98
98
April-Ocf
1_
100%
90%
92%
—April-Ocf
1981
95%
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*—
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4%s
36"
101%
101
*—
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—June-Dec
1991
B
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102V4
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95
95%
99
1985—_June-Dec
1983
series
3
103
1987
1987
General
10
97%
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1978
General 5s
987/a
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debentures
1986
98%
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June-Dec
1985
1984
series
series
U
102 %
98 %
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1976
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104%
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1983
series T
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debentures
debentures
June-Dec
1981
102%
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June-Dec
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1982——June-Dec
3%s
s
June-Dec
10
99
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—June-Dec
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2%s
debentures
series
3s series J 1970_
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series
3%s
Tel
*
Co—
refunding 3%s
ref
Tel
First &
92%
99%
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Jane-Dec
62%
34
Oklahoma Gas & Electric
2%s 1975—
First mortgage 3s
1979—1——
First
1986_
167
Co—
2%s
debentures
96%
1981
68
Quar-Jan
1
mortgage 2%s
debentures
84
97%
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66%
611/4
1983
mortgage
First
3%
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debentures '1976
fOOt,'',Ot'',S
Ohio
3%s
95%
143
85
66%
45i/4
1980
First mortgage 3s 1979
Northwestern Bell Telephone
3%s
133 %
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
72%
April-Oct
99%
105%
2
98%
88%
96%
92
—
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97%
-
75
45%
1974
Power
69%
5
—April-Oct
&
2%s
3 %s
93
96
1966
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mortgage 3s series B
Products 2%s
debentures
1970
For
106 %
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First
3V8s
1031/4
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1978
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•-
91
74%
1974_Feb-Aug
First
102%
100%
—
Nashville
99%
101
133%
3'/as 2000—
Tel
97%
98%
1977—Mar-Sept
1978—May-Nou
Feb-Aug
debentures
1958—May-Nov
3s
Morris & Essex first
gtd
Mountain States Tel &
3Vas
98%
100%
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series F
Mohawk & Malone first
gtd 4s 1991
(John)
96
*93%
96%
61
first
mortgage 2%s
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage 3s 1978
+i
First mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3%s
1982—
First mortgage 3%s 1984
(Wisconsin) first mortgage 2%s
First
95%
101
88%
63%
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ApriZ-Oct
5%s series A 1949
gold 5s H 1980
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Morrell
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98
94%
9
99
62%
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101
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1978
A
—
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ser
161
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.
1975
§ A Convertible
gold
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1962
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103%
102
—
63
97%
102
100%
—
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73
941/4
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•>
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100
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refunding
4s
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5s
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A
B
adjustment
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series
series
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—
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Marie-
1990
Prior
*—
♦101V2
*101
—
A General
mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan
Missouri Kansas & Texas
first 4s
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
v,
92
74%
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Jan-July
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.
87%
2019—_Jan-July
2047
States
98
89
92%
Jan-July
(Minnesota)
104
89%
67
—
Michigan Central RR 4 Vis series C
1979—_Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first
mtge 3VaS 1969—Mar-Sept
First mortgage 2%s
1969
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3%s
1969
Mar-Sept
37/8s sinking fund
debentures 1967
Jan-July
Minnesota Mining &
Saulte
87
691/2
June-Dec
Jan-July
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s
1974—May-Nou
First mortgage 23/4s
1980
Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3V8s
1988—_April-Ocf
&
98%
101%
103% 103%
881/2
881/2
*66%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Merritt-Chapman
Paul
Northern
92%
89
April-Ocf
1997—
3s
registered
First
May-Nov
1973
St
lien
101
96
94%
June-Dec
1997
registered
101
*93%
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Jan-July
1992—Mar-Sept
mtge 4s 1994—
4s
93 Va
88%
IO2V2
94
88%
._
4s June
Refunding & improve 4%s
IOOV2
101
97%
May-Nov
Feb-Aug.,
1957—May-Wou
1973
ref
Coll trust 4s 1984
1st
May Dept Stores
Minn
series A
debentures
98
90%
Chester—
1955—
First mortgage 3%s
Maine
conv
4%s
4s
lien
3s
118
_.
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4V2s
f
s
4s
IIO1/2
M
Mead
Port
mortgage
General
101
102V2
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2003
&
1
102%
RR—
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104% 104'A
99%
99%
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84
99
300
125
*
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—
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1st
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84
gold 3s .1980—,
,
1973
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Northern Pacific Ry
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80
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&
Northern Natural Gas 3%s
3%s s f debentures 1973
85
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refund
A
99
92%
100
89
*100
May-Nov
.—Jan-July
Jan-July
_May-Nov
May-Nov
Y
31/4S
73
April-Oct
&
series
93%
1
92%
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Feb-Aug
Norfolk & Western
Ry first gold 4s 1996—April-Ocf
Central general & ref 5s
1974_Mar-Sepf
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96
85
891/2
99%
2003
7
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mtge 2%s 1979_May-Nou
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1982—
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mtge 3VaS 1984
_Feb-Aug
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St Louis
4s
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r-i O O
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mtge 3%s
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—
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1973
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General
76
59
5
6
84
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:
89
71%
—
15
102% 102%
Refunding mortgage 3%s series E
1978—Feb-Aug
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Jan-July
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1989—April-Ocf
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
86%
991/2100
__
1976_June-Dec
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963
debentures 1976
33/4s debentures 1978
B
& cons mtge ser A 2004
AGeneral mortgage 4%s series A
N Y Telephone 2% series D
1982
93
82
~5
72%
—
73
..—June-Dec
1st
7
85%
85
*89
--
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3s
90
85
—
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4s
West
mtge
Term
IO2V2
—
*87%
—
May-Nov
Series B 4Vis fixed interest 2003
Series C 5s fixed interest 2003
1989
State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
150
13
4%
71
*70
73
Power & Light first mtge 2%s
1975—Mar-Sept
& Putnam first consol
gtd 4s 1993
N Y
100%
146
— -
101%
101%
90%
103
&
AGeneral
64%
57%
100%
165
991/2100
Feb-Aug
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New
—
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4%
April-Ocf
debentures
JAN Y Ontario & West
Lakefront Dock & RR Terminal—
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Lehigh Valley Coal Co—
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stamped 1964—
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stamped 1974
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
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1st mortgage 4Vis extended
to 1974
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bds—
&
series
Harlem
114
—
97%
82%
refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007—Jan-July
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2022—May
N
Mar-Sept
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98
108
"4
59
*—
99%
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Vo ser ^ 1968
June-Dec
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gold 3 Vis 1997—June-Dec
3Vis registered 1997
Lack
First
101%
mm
98
59
April-Ocf
April-Oct
JAKreuger & Toll 5s certificates 1959
99
100%
*108
Jan-July
J an-July
1961
96%
102
—
—
91
1997
--
—
Plain
Y
96%
—
*11.
102%
98%
97%
Chicago & St Louis—
income
41/2S
98%
96%
—
——
98%
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N Y & Harlem gold 3%s 2000—
Mortgage 4s series A 2043—
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1017/a
Kansas
5
2
__
Co—
N Y
98V2
100%
--
99
*98%
—
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mortgage 3s series F 1986——^-ApriZ-Oct
100%
91%
—
99
99
*98%
1
4%s
100
103% 107%
96
100%
97% 101%
99%
First
Jamestown Franklin
103Va
102%
87%
98%
97%
99%
*97%
:—Feb-Aug
——Feb-Aug
1956
mortgage 3%s
York
20
99%
—
—
High
99
87
Jan-July
3%s registered
1997
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral gold 3'/2s 1998
Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998
—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent collateral gold 3%s 1998_Feb-Aug
3%s registered 1998—.
—-—Feb-Aug
110%
99%
April-Oct
1956
RR
6s
Jan. 1
Low
25
May -Nov
1954
C
Central
Collateral
100
99%
—
Interstate Power Co—
4%s
1977—+
Ry—
1954
series
Range since
No.
Mexico
Consolidated 4s series A 1998
125
6
series B
5s
Sold
103% 104%
103%
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127%
116%
—
New
125
99%
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3%s
&
5%s series A
AFirst
102
116%
5
102% 102%
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AFirst
-
170%
122%
11
Corp—
1977
Orleans Texas
'28;'1&55
•
1982——.
Terminal
Orleans
AFirst
99%
99%
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JNew
168%
128
—
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Interstate
s
11
122% 123%
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3Vis
130
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AFirst 5s
163%
*—
May-Nov
^.June-Dec
debentures 1974_„
New
95
163
-April-Oct
gold 5s series C 1956—
International Minerals
*88%
—
1982
1967
Bonds
High
100% 100%
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Bell Telephone 3V8s 1988
Jan-July
New Jersey Junction RR gtd first 4s
1986—Feb-Aug
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
—-Mar-Sept
1031/4
mm
3s
3Vas
1st
Corp
debentures
New
101%
100 % 100%
1st
105
103
mm
101
3s
Steel
guaranteed 4V2S series B 1961
First
101%
96
mm
Indianapolis Union Ry Co—
3.65s
102
1974—ApriZ-Oct
National Supply 2%s debentures
New England Tel & Tel Co—
102
99%
♦„
__
Feb-Aug
Corp
Inland Steel Co 3Vis debs 1972_
6s
National
102%
*96%
„
{an-July
Ry 4s series A 1970
6s 1948—
104
*102
—w
Distillers Prods 3%s s f debs
101%
101
,
«
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Natl
95%
IOIV4
♦II
^n'^a\v
s
Low
M/vn
A
®
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mortgage 33/4S series C 1974
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Jan--Ju y
1st mtge 3 Vis ser G 1980
-Fe 3-Aug
1st mtge 3%s ser H 1989
Mar-S p
mortgage 4%s-3%s ser
Consol mortgage
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
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91
98
1981~Ja""_J^
June Deo
Consol
3 Vis
Low
RR—
Central
Consol
Range since
Sold
High
Monday,. November
.
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
*,
June-Dec
101
—
106
—
107%
86%
97
99 %
68%
82
97%
102
110
112%
103%
107%
96%
96%
1
93%
96%
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96%
33
96%
95
95
95
5
93%
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931/4
92
Feb-Aug
*96%
95
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June-Dec
*1011%
101
99%
99%
10
April-Oct
991/2
991/2
5
99
98%
96V4
99%
105
99
103 %
98%
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Number 5485
Volume 182
(2275)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
RANGE
Friday
bonds
New York Stock
Phillips Petroleum
Interest
2%s
debentures
Sale Price
Feb-Aua
1960
2
General mortgage 5s
General
Pittsb
series B
Coke & Chem
1st
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
3s
99%
&
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general
5s
First
general
5s series
First
series
B
Potomac Elec Power 1st
First
mortgage
First
101
98%
Service
debentures
3s
&
1st
and
and
refund M
First
and
refund
—
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1
*
96
1
1
97
92%
—
1
100
~1
100
100
1
99%
_
98%
36
99% 100
2
100
2
136
143%
205
1st
105 Va
138% 138'/a
216 Va
—.
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101
96%
—
95%
5
101%
10
95%
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*97% 101%
*-
Jan-July
82
82
2%s
6s
mtge
Rochester
1953—
Electric
&
Gas
mtge
86%
4%s
150
6%s
153
125
——
1
139
139 Va 139%
125
1996:
6s
St Louis-San Francisco
mortgage 4s
A Second
127%
153
1st
mtge
4s
100"
*99%
inc
4y2s
B
1980
ser
Jan
Duluth
&
first
Scioto
1st
V
&
New
RR
f debentures
s
Seagram
—Mar-Sepf
June-Dec
1974
*94%
98%
June-Dec
*—
99%
,
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
Oil 2y2s debentures 1971
§ASiemens & Halske 6y2S
1951
Oil
Ala
North
&
Bell
Southern
23/4s
debentures
—
—
100
•
—
160 Va
10
92%
—
|
82%
debentures
1970
116%
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4 y2 s
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1
90%
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97%
202
111
3
77
115
127%
A 1977
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May-Nov
106
105% 106%
10
105
107%
106 % 106%
47
105
105% 105%
38
104%
107
100
100 Va
106%
105%
*100 '/a
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—
—
88%
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mortgage
*84%
27/8s series E 1986
Jan-July
23/4s series F 1996
Jan-July
First mortgage 2J/4S series G 1961—.—Jan-July
Southern Ry 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 6y2s series A 1956
ApriZ-Oct
Memphis Div first gold 5s 1996
Jan-July
Bell
Tel
debentures
Coil
Standard
Oil
first
Products
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
23/4s
2%s
1
88%
85 Va
78%
91
—
85%
156
151
*140
83%
*82%
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—
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mtge
mtge
93%
4
94%
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94%
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104
107%
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102% 102%
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101
105
92 %
11
92
101% 101 Va
24
100
87%
13
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*108
92
May-Nov
1973—April-Ocf
1995
101%
92%
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ser
5s
143
101%
101%
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3%s ser I 1981— June-Dec
J 1982—
April-Ocf.
gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
1958
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
series B
Ry 3s
—
—
114%
99 %
10
121% 121%
121%
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87%
86%
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102
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mortgage
1st
98
130% 130%
1
128%
5
100
102 VA
100% 100 si
10
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101
101 ^
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105
119%
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103
103 %
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71
54
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15
102 Va
6
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102
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*—
—
100
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May
—
94%
*93
9'.
95
—
*185
68%
*119
„
*103
103%
*—
May-ZVou
April-Ocf
—May-Nov
2013
April
conv
3yas
conv
76%
1047/a
99
102%
97%
97%
107
103%
92%
97%
152%
--
175%
90
*89
*—
*100% 102
100
90
100
101
t —
6
100
—
103%
100
102%
99
101
103%
104%
79
80%
4
78%
86%
79
81
6
74%
87
91:
80 %
May
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
91%
4
90
95
>100% 102
Jan-July
—
Y
100%
Electric Light & Power 2%s
Yonkers
92%
90%
included
96
delivery
Deferred
a
_
__
sale
not
year's range,
the
in
n
1976-Jan-July
—
103%
93%
92
included in the year's range, d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
118y4
468
109%
123%
1971—May-Nov
91 Vb
91%
31
90%
94%
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section
Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
♦Friday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
Jan-July
4y2s
gold
5s
78
67%
101
104%
101
104
102%
100%
103 %
-Jan-July
4%s inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Electric Power 2%s 1976
First mortgage 2%s 1979_;—
Wisconsin Public Service
73
2
102%
Co—
mtge
96%
66
8
Jan-July
Wisconsin
134%
100%
—
947/a
101
102 %
Mar-Sepf
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen
72
*96 Va
RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sepf
3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3%s series D 1967
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
ApriZ-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s 1960
Jan-July
85
*95%
96%
95%
99 %
ABonds
1967
89%
117%
1974
92%
72
75%
92%
93
June-Dec
93%
82
91
115
not
101
99
1982—April-Ocf
88
71%
101
Steel
Central RR
.
101
3s
2361
registered
83
*91
Electric
Penn
~1
92%
*67
88%
84%
96
99
92%
& Lake Erie
90
83
100 A
100
175
*156
June-Dec
2%s ser G 1979—June-Dec
2%s ser H 1980
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling
107%
93%
•W-f
—
*94%
1985
debentures 23/aS
(N J)
debentures
debs
1983
Internal
ASpokane
Standard
81
93%
92
153
95 Va
Northeastern RR—
1977
33/4s
Joint
3yas
135
•
174 Va
*140
CLA?951—_Ju?te-Dec
Southwest first
&
Wisconsin
First
Southwestern
172%
156
93
89
—
99 Va
Wheeling
May-Nov
Orleans &
1951—Ju?ie-Dec
—<
June-Dec
152
Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
§ A 1st mortgage 6s ser A 1953
Southern Pacific RR Co—
New
135
Westinghouse
119%
85%
'75—June-Dec
106 VA
103%
*156
1st 4s ser A 1969—
1st mortgage 3%s series C 1979
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s ser A 1981
5s income debentures
1984
95
5
125% 127%
ser A
104 VA
102
*140
Western Maryland Ry
85'/a
3%s
2
*158
101%
96
127%
1st mtge
105%
Jan-July
95 VA
Jan-July
1969
105%
101 Va
99
112%
1973—June-Dec
1981
4y2s
San Fran Term
101%
2
90 '/a
3%s 1974—
West Penn Power 3%s series I 1966
West
Southern Pacific Co—
(Oregon Lines)
14
*—
90%
94%
85 Va
97
103% 103 Va
110%
92
116% 117
98%
96
105% 105%
guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
May-ZVou
J an-July
West Shore first 4s guaranteed 2361
Jan-July
4V2s conv
23/4s 1994—
Southern Natural Gas Co
First 4yas
ref
General
135
94%
Jan-July
104%
103 VA
—
103% 103%
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970——Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-July
101%
92
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
99
97
97
*—
103 %
mortgage 3%s series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Walworth Co conv debentures 3%s 1976—May-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—Feb-Aug
4s
4
99
105%
*—
First
163 Va
63%
96%
98%
Gen
96%
113%
—
90 VA
103%
*103%
mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981
April
mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1991—April
Gen
103%
92
—
1
92
86 Va
1
Wabash RR Co-
96%
237
*107
22
w
97
103%
97%
97'/a
8
87%
119
127% 128%
128%
97%
87
*—
First lien and ref mtge 3%s ser C
Edison Co—
Southern Indiana Ry
&
Virginian
103 Va
94%
10
75%
99%
95%
97%
105% 105%
*—
First consolidated
—
I
105%
1st mortgage & Refund
——
»
Co—
Jan-July
1985
convertible
3y4s
*73 Va
June-Dec
1963
5s
& Telegraph
1987
Southern California
ref
and
Virginia
100
94%
——
93%
April-Ocf
1976—
gtd
1979
debentures
2?/aS
2y2s
RR
Telephone
debentures
3s
1965
debentures
Socony-Vacuum
South
108%
103 %
93%
1941—Feb-Aug
Jan-July
Jan-July
Corp coll trust 7s
Sinclair Oil Corp 3y4s conv 1983
2%s
117
113%
7
Mar-Sept
ASilesian-Amer
Oil
100%
100%
—
*100% 102%
ApriZ-Oct
April-Oct
Shell
Skelly
100%
*100
1977
99%
111%
*—
First
95
& Sons 2y2s 1966
(Jos E)
debentures
3s
117
92 VA
103 Va
102 7/a
—
95
103%
100%
5
mtge 3s series F 1978—Mar-Sept
100 %
98%
*„
~6
172
2%s ser E 1975—Mar-Sept
refund mtge
91
I.
May-Nov
98
'96%" 96 Va
First and refund mtge
112
1989—May-ZVou
1st gtd 4s
1980
101%
104% 105%
—
gtd 4s series B 1957—May-Nov
105 VA
—
*98%
97
93%
*102
1969
debentures
consol
Co—
mtge 3s series B
37/bS
subord
First and
90%
105
April-Ocf
106
102
100 Va
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
1971
1
Jan-July
88%
RR
98
*114
II
3
95
Corp of America—
conv
62
94
*100
47 VA
Apr-Oct
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
1947
A
Vandalia
19
*100
1968_June-Dec
100
104%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1947
99
87
—
93
May-ZVou
1989_Pan-July
gold 4s
cons
England
Air Line
94
Mar-Sep
St Paul Union Depot 3Vas B
Seaboard
May
2022
97
.*•—
Corp—
A
series
81
—
99% 100%
100
IOO
102%
"i
87%
*91%
Jan-July
A
ser
Works
series
assented
First and refund
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul
1972
95%
87 Va
98
103%
98%
—
*96
April-Ocf
:
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First 4s bond certificates 1989
St
3%s
1951-^1
Ry Co—
series A 1997
mtge
trust
1971—
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968—a.
3y4s series J 1969
4
97
101% 101%
101%
Jan-July
Jan-July
1970
6%s sinking fund mtge series
3 %s assented series C
154%
3
103%
Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
23
95%
Mar-Sept
6%s sinking fund mtge series A
3%s assented series A 1951-
171
Corp—
series D 1977
68 Va
100
95
1966—ApriZ-Oct
2%s
I
1972
debs
debs
3%s
1st
1977
coll
&
f
s
Vanadium
gold
America
of
2%s
Corp
United Steel
183%
148
172
139
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
Mar-Sepf
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second
Co
sinking fund debentures 1973
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
98
140
—
*138% 151%
139%
86
109
312
103% 103 %
Feb-Aug
3%s
164
—
*167
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 4y2s
29 Va
*101
May-Nov
mtge & coll trust 3%s
101%
96%
--
*148
Feb-Aug
1955
General mortgage
23
95
Mar-Sept
1976
debentures
81%
2
—
*170
May-ZVou
May-Nov
1952
6s
mtge
Gas
Biscuit
3%s
1950
mtge 6s
29%
June-Dec
1970
2%s debs
1975
debentures
United
99%
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power Corp—
7s
70
—June-Dec
1980
3%s 1982_
debs
conv
97%
82
*97
Jan-July
Jan-July
1946
100 Va
72%
1971—May-Nov
2%s debentures 1967
assented
99%
7
99%
72%
*—
June-Dec
Union
Rheinelbe Union—
sinking fund mortgage 1946
105 V*
103% 103 %
1985—Jan-July
1974
Refunding mortgage 2%s series C 1991—Mar-Sept
Tank Car 4%s s f debs 1973
AprZZ-Oct
102 Va
99
97%
*97%
100 Va
135 %
101%
Union Pacific RR—
99
104 Va
100%
--
3s
97%
95
100%
mtge & coll tr 2%s
1st mtge
1st
AConsol
3%s
impt 3%s 1960__June-Dec
Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
Union Oil of California
3%s
1964
101
96
u
101%
101% 101%
138%
98
134
Pacific—
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
debentures 1968
May-Nov
3s
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995—May-Nov
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Mfg Co 37/8s debs 1975
Feb-Aug
§AConsol
E
ser
11
~5
—
135%
135 %
First
1st
§ A Direct
3%s
97
103
*97%
June-Dec
Union Electric Co of Missouri 3%s
100
Co—
1972
mtge
M
94
100
98 %
98%
98%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
5s 2000
Orleans
New
100
100
—
May-Nov
refunding mortgage 3%s 1983—April-Ocf
§ A Direct
refund
of
B
3%s series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold
5
39
1
i
rH o o
United
3 %s
and
3%s series
M
first
Pacific-Missouri
RR
May-Nov
123
112%
94%
101
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
96%
100
98
101%
94%
r-
tAThird Ave Ry first refunding. 4s I960—Jan-July
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
April-Oct
110
Q
7s
Pacific
1
113% 113%
Jan-July
April-Ocf
1985
*
1977
95
93%
—
100
Mar-Sent
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
2019
C
Tri-Continental
May-Nou
refunding mortgage 3%s 1968—Jan-JuZu
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—Mau-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
95%
Tol & Ohio Cent ref and
and
3%s
First
Texas &
103 Va
—
—
*98
High
105 VA
93
95
*94%
Jan. 1
Low
103%
105
*94%
June-Dec
First and
First
4s series
*—
105 Va
*105
jan.Julv
1963
93%
101%
■*™
*105% 108
June-Dec
1977
Gas
impt 2%s series D
Texas
Feb-Aug
1984
Electric
impt M
and
General
Providence Terminal 4s 1956
Public
and
Refund
102%
99%
—
■
No.
High
♦104
May-ZVou
1966
1973—
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
110%
102
100% 101
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
Oil Corp. 2%s debentures
Co 2%s debentures 1972
debentures
Term
1962
mtge 314s
27/8s
debs
3%s
Range since
Sold
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis-
109%
110%
-Mar-Sept
3s 1983
mortgage
Chemical
Bonds
Friday's
109
87%
90%
90%
*102
or
Bid & Asked
104
108
*100
Sale Prloe
103%
Ry—
Line 2%s 1970
Pipe
Sunray
Swift &
93
107%
*109
ApriZ-Oct
1974
general 4Vas series D
Plantation
Stauffer
100%
108
__
Last
Period
Low
103 y4
102%
.
__
*109%
April-Ocf
1967
Ashtabula
C
96%
100%
108
„
Week's Range
Interest
High
101%
•—
Youngstown
86
ioo y2
*108%
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37/8s series A 1984
Pittsburgh
Low
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Refund
1975__
debs
No.
*108
mtge 3%s 1964
May-Nou
Coal 3J/2S
1965_ Jan-Julv
Consolidation
99%
*102%
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s series E 1975—
Pittsburgh
Jan. 1
*101
—
1964 .Mav-Nov
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
General mortgage 5s series A 1970__
Sold
2%s
Feb-Aua
J
ser
NOVEMBER 25
Range since
93
Feb-Aue
I 1963
Consolidated guaranteed 4VaS
;
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser H
Consolidated guaranteed 4VaS ser
Bonds
High
»—
Pittsburgn Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser G 1957_
Mav-Nov
ENDED
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
99%
~june-De?
PillsDury Mills Inc 3Vas s f debs 1972
Pittsbgh Bessemer & Lake E-rie 2%s 1996~ June
:
or
Low
1964
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
included
the
in
year's
range,
§Negotiability impaired
93%
fCompanies reported
118%
the
77 ol
as
selling flat.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
AND
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Range
of Prices
Shares
Low
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Wire
Acme
Adams
Aero
Agnew
1
9%
27%
9%
1
*
5
1
3
| 3%
3%
Surpass
Shoe
Stores—
Way Industries Inc_
For
6%
Inc
common
Stores
Ainsworth Manufacturing common
Air Associates Inc (N J)
Air
6%
27%
Manufacturing
Co
Hat
Supply
1
10
Alloys
footnotes
see
page
35.
ENDED
NOVEMBER 25
10%
—
8%
10%
9
8%
STOCKS
Low
29
9%'
3%
11
9
8%
900
450
4% Jan
7%
38
300
5% Mar
10
1,000
3% Aug
1,400
300
800
Sales
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
6%
8
Jun
Airfleets
Jan
Ajax
Alabama
Alabama
Great
Alabama
Power 4.20%
% Mar
10
Jun
14% July
AiasKa
7%
Oct
12%
Algemene
7%
Nov
Amer
Jan.
1
High
35 %
Feb
Airlines
22 %
22%
23%
400
%
%
VI
9,800
%
Jan
2,300
27%
Jan
38%
Nov
-2
Corp
Sep
7
since
Low
13% Jan
1
Ltd
Jan
Gas
Range
High
50c
Inc
Petroleums
July
Jan
Low
Par
High
Nov
27%
American Stock Exchange
1
Range since Jan.
High
6%
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
WEEK
Stock Exchange itself and is
Sales
Last
STOCKS
FOR
the week beginning Monday,
intended to include eve y s
y
the American Stock Exchange for
21, 1955, and ending Friday, Nov. 25. It is compiled from the report of the American
whether stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Nov.
N
RECORD
YEARLY
list we furnish a complete report of the transactions on
the following extensive
In
Southern
preferred
Inc
Kunstzijde N V—
dep rets Amer shares
50
100
1
37%
36%
37%
1
Apr
140
Jan
162%
Nov
125
100
Mar
105%
Jan
6%
6%
6%
3,500
5
May
8 Va
Sep
45%
45%
45%
200
103
101 % 103
36%
Jan
51
Sep
3r
Muui&Mwm*a
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Par
10o
All American
Engineering Co
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles 8c
Allied
Corp
preferred
convertible
1
9
5%
6%
23,000
4%
4%
1,400
%
6%
6%
137/a
13%
137/8
1,000
1
127/a
12%
13%
1,800
Control Co Inc
Allied
6
Allied
Aluminum Co
preferred
Ambrook
Industries
Industries
American
Bantam
Canadian Williston
6% May
Canso
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
13% May
7% Sep
Canso
Oil
4
Mar
35%
100
15%
Sep
12%
Sep
19
Feb
Jan
6
Nov
83%
Jan
9% Mar
300
95
24%
200
21%
12%
40% Feb
13 %
950
Laundry Machine
Manufacturing Co
American
Maracaibo
American
Natural Gas Co
1
-w
60
4,900
2,000
25'/a
20
25
com
x27%
X27»/2
Co
293A
1
pfd
8
•
6%
34
50
60
25%
Meter Co
American
1
1
1%
1?
r
25
Co
Corp
28
73/4
34
24%
Jan
42%
Jun
2374
Jan
29%
Apr
83/4
9,000
353/2
400
7%
32
Oct
10%
Oct
40
X4»A
x4»A
163/4
163A
5,800
22
22 »/4
400
37%
14%
21% July
500
16%
—
—
9
9 3/4
.9
5%
33/4
51/2
3ft
5%
4%
Jan
Feb
Aug
16%
Nov
16%
Jan
22%
Nov
9
4,300
5%
Nov
9,100
9%
Nov
211 Oct
16
153/2
16
12'/a
11'/a
123/2
33,400
8%
374
Jun
8%
Nov
9% Mar
4
Sep
1,500
Sep
600
Jan
13
300
33/4
4%
Sep
4%
2
Jan
July
33% May
x4lA
20o
July
500
6,250
5
Anacon Lead Mines Ltd
Anchor Post Products
Oct
Sep
1,100
173/2
3
1 %
293A
29
15
5
Sep
62%
29
17%
250
-*
Jan
Apr
5
Writing Paper common
AMI Incorporated
Amurex Oil Company class A
1%
U July
it Jun
50
Feb
38
Jun
17%
2
American
Jan
500
253A
25
American Seal-Kap common
American Thread 5% preferred
NOV
13% July
10% July
'
American
Rubber
1
1
100
24%
Jan
9% Mar
30
15
*
100'A May
Mar
6%
13 %
common—1
Co
Hard
Tractor
98
24
•
pfd
conv
Car
American
American
7% July
Jan
25o
American Beverage common
American Book Co
American
1,7004
Jan
971/4
*
common
Inc
Air Filter 5%
SAmerican
35%
100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
Aluminum
Oct
Jan
4%
of America—
cumulative
$3.75
10
5%
4
3%
Internat'l Investing cap stock_l
Products (Mich) common—
B
ft
16%
10% Jan
Apr
Nov
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
shares
2.40
Angostura-Wupperman
:
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
Appalachian Elec Power 4V2%
Argus Cameras Inc
110V2
pfd
26
29%
Co....
Gas
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.72% preferred
Armour
i
•;
&
Co
107-
12%
Nov
5
Feb
13 %
Jan
111
32
Apr
Aug
26%
2,200
22%
Oct
30%
5,900
27%
Sep
38%
Apr
9,200
14% May
19%
Nov
X19
107
Apr
109% May
Sep
67/a
6%
7%
Jan
•
327/a
X317/a
3274
3.400
24% Mar
34%
Jun
2.50
251/4
251/a
25%
3,900
18% Jan
3474
Aug
"5%
x5i/4
x5%
2,500
3%
3%
^
5%
7,700
7
Sep
"
A
Equipment Corp
Associate
Electric
American
Industries—
Associated
CI
A
July
Tel
(ex
1
&
America
div
arrear
$41
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
1
paid
Dec
on
Coast Line
Atlas
1
22
July
8
May
12,500
1%
Jan
4%
Feb
80
99%
Feb
106%
Nov
2%
Jan
104% 106%
li/4
1
•
1 %
2,700
1%
Nov
46
45
46
2,000
41
18
Co
17%
18%
6,300
15% Jan
10
1
9%
9%
1
3 V2
3%
Corp
preferred
{
Automatic
V
V
Ayshire Collieries Corp
4%
l
Voting Machine
*
Axe Science & Electronic
Capital City Products
Capital Transit, Co
Carnation
Co
lo
common
3
X171/4
9
X171/4
9
x36%
Jun
55
Aug
1
common
10
Barcelona Tr Light & Power Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Refractories Inc
24% Mar
Bearings
4
Carolina
Bell
Power
American
Instrument
Bickford's
Inc
1—2s 6d
(J W) Co common—_—
1
Carter
Casco Products
Castle
(AM)
Catalin
10
12,400
161/4
100
41/4
14% Mar
8%
21
18%
Sep
Oct
1174 Mar
Feb
36%
Nov
Jan
12%
15%
Jan
3%
Jan
2974 July
4% Jun
7
4,800
Jun
Bridgeport Gas Co___;
Brlllo Manufacturing Co
1,300
6%
Apr
7%
Feb
474
Oct
Sep
23% Aug
1174 Feb
2%
Jan
3% May
12% Mar
4% Aug
22%
5,800
5%
Jan
14% Jan
1674
Aug
8%
dep rets ord
49%
49%
100
45%
Apr
53'A July
18%
19%
8,100
11%
Sep
20
9'/a
9%
9%
11
11
1,300
250
7%
1,UU0
7
8'/a
48
11%
6%
7
7%
44%
102
102
8i/a
200
8%
3,200
48
3,500
102%
7%
3%
3%
20o
2%
2%
100
9
1,100
300
•
200
9%
11
7
674
7
7%
7
7%
Nov
5%
7
Nov
674
Nov
99 %
Jan
103
May
Apr
11
Nov
3V4
Jan
Jan
Corp of America-
Central
July
Feb
273A
Aug
100
25
Jan
34%
Nov
26
7%
7%
3%
200
100
300
14%
15%
15,700
16%
5,200
18%
19%
500
7%
14%
7%
100
14%
14%
2,300
22%
II
23%
900
12%
22%
22 3/2
12%
23 3/4
200
2,000
4%
4
4%
Maine
3.50%
Co—
Power
61V
6 136
400
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chamberlin
Charis
Co
Corp
Cherry-Burrell
Chicago
&
•
173/2
173/4
ft
—
10
100
177/a
Jan
73A
6%
Jan
8% July
Jan
Cable
Electric Products
Calamba Sugar Estate
3
Nov
Feb
4%
JUn
38% July
2.50
;—-5
—
10
Inc
Eastern
California
Aviation
Electric
10c
7%
3,400
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6%%
20%
9,600
8
Feb
Jun
16%
Sep
25% Mar
4% July
12% Nov
22%
Apr
Jan
5
Feb
6 74
6%
700
53A Aug
6%
6%
6%
100
5% Mar
63A Aug
in
2%
15,400
1%
2ft Jan
2%
15
15%
81
37,350
27%
200
15
Canadian Canners Ltd common
Canadian Dreage & Dock co iitd
Canadian
Homestead Oils Ltd
Canadian
Marconi
73
16% Mar
-; -
Oct
943A Mar
24*A Sep
27%
City
5
29%
Jun
17
Sep
Auto
Clark
Stamping
Controller
17%
17%
2,400
21
Apr
1
4%
4%
43/8
600
4%
Nov
8
Mar
1
6%
6%
6 3A
1,900
6%
Jun
9% Mar
9%
Nov
Claussner
I
Hosiery Co
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
Coal Corp common
20
Aluminum
Products
Caribbean
Cockshutt
Farm
Oils
11
vtc
16
1334 Mar
/•
9% Mar
10%
n
40
413/s
3,100
27% Mar
43A
•41
43A
300
33A Mar
43A Aug
1% July
*
Co
400
,
12'A
2%
2%
2%
25,100
-7%
7%
7%
400
7 Va
Nov
ordinary
100
32 3/8
Nov
Aug
July
493/2 Feb
14
Jan
24 Va
30s
1
-35'
36
36
213A
3
11
21%
20%
7%
8 00
10
1674
6% July
16
16%
4,400
19
1
Jan
15%
14%
15%
1,800
12% May
12% Feb
10
18%
Jun
23%
23%
23%
300
22% Jan
27% Aug
1
11%
11%
11%
100
10%
10%
300
4%
4%
1,500
1
Manufacturing Co
Commodore Hotel Inc
Public
ext
to
-_
Service
•
1956
Vtc
ext
to
1965
7%
I
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol
Diesel
4,100
~4%
83A
10c
9%
50c
23%
22
l
Electric Corp
Electrodynamics Corp—
Gas
12%
12%
1274
9V*
vv
■3/4
Lines
Inc
36%
12%
12%
123/4
2.200
5%
6%
4,000
2%
2%
10,900
6%
6%
1
1
■
lOc
Inc
Cott
21%
Sep
Jan
5,300
4%
Jan
7%
Jun
ft Sep
2% Aug
7% Nov
13A
1%
1%
37,300
1%
Sep
%
1
3/a
1.50
dep
Cent
Petroleum
Internat'l
"A"
Drug Co
4% Jun
6%
600
183/4
8,100
14
May
3 3/a
1874
3%
3%
6,600
13%
1
5%
Jan
4%
13%
3% Aug
11% Jan
153%
ft
5%
26 »/a
I_5
T
5
14
15'/a
37%
4,800
%
Nov
*
—
2
•
•
10c
1
"I3'4
618
Sep
Sep
15% July
5
26%
150
26
Oct
32%
Jan
15%
10,300
13%
Oct
16'A
5
25c
common..
373%
100
33
Oct*
44% Mar
3
Jan
6% Mar
13A
Nov
5%
Jan
48 Vi
July
16% Apr
20'A
17%
100
Jan
Id'/2
1,500
Sep
%
Sep
U
Jan
1,400
12%
Jan
400
9%
Jan
300
19V4
Oct
73/4
700
„~50c
Lighting
9%
103/8
5%
7
3,400
10%
15
Apr
7
Sep
Oil
Inc
5
313/s
2%
Ti%
16%
May
71/2
4074
1%
common.
100
13 %
<
6U
9,900
5% May
3
ft Sep
7ft Feb
Daitch Crystal
Dairies Inc
Davenport Hosiery Mills:
Davidson
400
150
2
128.200
l3/a
Jan
27%
July
118 July
3%
Feb
13%
Sep
17% Sbp
9 3/a
32
Nov
4,700
Jan
2%
1%
•'
Jan
16
Oct
Oct
13%
38
40%
250
17%
11,400
1%
NOV
13
300
Sep
3%
Jun
24%*Mar
235
;oct
2
Feb
1%
13/a
.Nov
.
133/8
41
.
■
'Nov
Oct
Oct
1% Nov
•
63% Sep
121/4 Nov
9
Sep
14'A
Oct
Day
Mines
Dejay
18%
19
600
10 Va
Jan
24
143A
143/4
l43/4
100
14%
Jan
18%
Jan
1
8%
8%
8%
100
6 3/2
Jan
12 3A
Sep
lfir
174
3,400
1%
Nov
34%
34%
80
1
Inc
Stores
Dennison
lOc
I
A
35
Mfg class A
Gasket
Co
American
1074
9%
10'A
400
5
27%
27%
28%
300
-2874
253A
common
100
81
Manufacturing—
1
Foundry...,
i
Mfg Co..
Til
Detroit Gray Iron
Detroit Hardware
Detroit Steel
34%
50c
common
debenture
Detroit
19
2.50
Brothers Inc
Products
25c
dep rets ord reg
lft
Bridge
Dominion Textile
Dorr-Oliver Inc
$2
Ltd
Co
&
&
2.50
_
Coal
ord
stock
•
Co
Ltd
preferred
1774
13%
Jan
283/4
2%
Sep
4
4%
1,300
3
Jan
6%
29%
31%
Sep
1,500
28% Jhn
33%
Feb
1%
10,600
1% Jun
I7V
3 Va
15%
53/8
43%
2474
10%
~ 10
Co
!
•
-
(Allen B) Laboratories—
Common
j
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—"
American dep rets ord
reg
Duraloy (The) Co
Durham Hosiery
Duro
Test
Corp
Duval Sulphur
class B
Oct
4%
Jun
12%
Jan
16%
Jun
4%
Jun
63/4
Jan
13
9
12%
1,200
700
~4% ~4%
41%
24
93/4
Jan
25% Au 3/a
153/4
Apr
20% Aug
10 %
Apr
13%
6% Apr
"11% Oct
9
Oct
15%
Jan
Dynamics
4 % %
Corp
200
1,700
323%
700
Gas &
Fuel
25%
10%
46
45
55
55
55%
10%
10% xll
4%
Jan
253/4
41
Jan
31
1,800
36
Jan
45
3,800
19%
Jan
26% July
40,800
71/a
Oct
103A
Nov
50
300
10,400
39 3/2 Mar
47%
Sep
50
Oct
58%
Feb
10 3/a
Nov
17% Mar
43/4 Jun
3 3%
Nov
6 3/a
900
33/2
Jan
8%
8%
300
7%
Jan
8 3/8
Jan
13%
Nov
Oct
39%
Nov
13%
133/4
13%
300
30%
283/4
30%
4,000
674
6%
6%
8,400
10
14%
100
25
143/4
78 »/2
32%
30%
1
•
'
1
30
15
793/4
33
25
6V2
21,000
9%
500
63%
440
28
17%
—I*
shares of beneficial int
$2 preferred
Jun
6 3/a
1
Eastern
Common
Nov
8%
•
common
States Corp
preferred series A
preferred series B
Eastern Sugar Associates—
73/4 May
~6%
1
prior preferred
Malleable Iron
$7
353A July
•
America
Assn
Sep
1
Potash Co
of
Jun
-
10s
common
common
&
2ft Jun
400
5%
18
9
~~7~~~~To
Co
,
Nov
3/4 Mar
5,500
16
173/4
11%
4%
•
May
2,500
12%
•
Ti
155
Nov
19
1
Co
30%
2,200
32 50
Draper Corp common
Drilling & Exporation
Power
5 A
7 kq
•
Douglas oil Company
Dow Brewery Ltd
Dragon Cement Co Inc
Harris
16
•
common
Jan
UC0
11%'Sep
Jan
3%
•
Chemical Co Ltd.—
3b
28%
6s 8d
1
Ltd
Jan
3
Ltd—
Exploration
23/8 Aug
53/s Jan
22 3/s
July
43A
3174
Diversey (The) Corp
Dome
30
143
3%
10
$6
16
Jan:-
,274
Jun
10
D
Eastern
"1% OcT
•'
Sep "
13
12%
4
\
253/4 Feb
17
2.50
(Mo)___
6 %
1,300
•
8
73% Sep
Oct-
159
1%
13
•
..^
vtc
Manufacturing Co
Eastern
18,100
163A JUly
20%;- Aug
93/2 July
Oct
45 3/2
200
153/4
313/a
53/8
7,400
10
Oct
„,,«?177/8 Sep
*
Oct
13,100
70%
"
..%c
common
Cuban-Venezuelan
53/8
x69
15%
•
Common
Feb
Jan
Jun
353/4 Mar
50
10
Sugar
Feb
Apr
93A
1 %
Nov
"l% ~1%
6ft
May
1,100
20
1
4
143,4
15%
Nov
5%
100
6,600
43%
7%
1
Cuban American Oil Co—
Cuban Atlantic
Cuban Tobacco
Duke
""%
5%
July
403% Jun
Oct
12%
974
partic-j—•
common...
Crystal Oil Refining
$6 preferred
Jan
173%
29^4 Mar
11%
Jan
Jan
1
xio% Mar.
17ft
574
7074
1
(Md)_
Cork
13%
"%
-ft Aug
20%
~7%
5
common
Crown
Driver
18'A
——
143/a
11%
16%
1274
£1
receipts (ord reg)
Nov
313/4
Nov
20
17
•
.
Crown
Jan
Apr
2
93/s
Oct
12 3/s
•
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co—..
Crowley Milner & Co__
5%
2%
•
Oct
20
2,300
-
12% Aug
8% May
Oct
8
Jan
13% Jan
Aug
Ltd—
American
Curtis
6,400
Jun
16
17%
*
Creole Petroleum
Curtis
93/8
24
1%
43%
•
Beverage Corp
Crown
174
5c
-
Courtaulds
2%
-
•
Corroon & Reynolds common—
$1 preferred class A
Steel
Jan
500
l
Continental Uranium Inc
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Tar
Aug
73A
Engineering
.Corby (H) Distillery Ltd—
Class A voting
1
;
Class B non-voting
Cornucopia Gold Mines—
Dominion
%
1,000
1.25
Corp
Corp
Commercial
4
1,100
12 %
10 %
200
35%
9% Jan
6,400
1,100
Utilities—
Aviation &
Jan
6Va
7%
50c
__
Car-Na-Var
Coro
Nov
*
.
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
Vtc
Jan
413A
10c
-
Co
Equipment
Colon Development
Colonial Airlines
Colts
13/4 Mar
1
Clayton &
C'Jnchfield
Coastal
Oct
Co
Clary Corporation
Club
n
Manufacturing Co
Clarostat
25%
16%
Sep
25% Aug
37% July
Dominion
Jan
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
»
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian Atlantic Oil Co Ltd
12Vs Mar
1,400
79%
26%
79%
Apr
5/a
15%
8% Mar
Feb
20 %
Dominion
11.
10%
Oct
22
16% Jan
Nov
5,800
Jun
10% July
974 Nov
Sep
463A
2,900
July
»
common
Jan
3A
7
13%
19%
10c
preference
38
17
25%
Distillers
•
Bread Co Ltd
Canada
Jan
15
Jan
25
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Nov
50c
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
98
8 % Mar
""%
19% July
4%
6 3/a
1
Nov
25%
20% July
200
2%
1
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
Camden Fire Insurance
82
1
Mar
6,700
23/8
Power
Jan
Sep
400
19%
4
Mining
16
July
3/a
6
Inc
28%
5
Consolidated
19
43/4
6%
Calgary 81 Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
7ft Mar
12% July
Jan
75%
10
6%
1
Machine
9% May
14% Jan
ft
2%
common
Jan
Circle Wire & Cable Corp
Chief
8%
4%
25c
Super Corp (new)
n%
46 3A
DuMont
C 8c C
4%
8% Mar
210
463A
10
common
Rivet
6 3A
12
20%
;
Chesebrough-Ponds
xii
1
America
Ltd
Oct
92% Aug
82
80
10
—
common—
of
Co
3%
2
common
Charter Oil
14%
-
Inc
preference
Nov
Jan
25%
100
Central Power & Light 4% pfd:——100
Century Electrie Co common—
10
Convertible
Jan
Oct
Mar
5% Mar
6
*
preferred
Century Investors
73/4
18%
14,300
11%
511
11
1
'•*
jan
Apr
3,300
—
Dayton Rubber Co class
6%
7%
10
12%c
7.5Q
34% July
—
3s 6d
convertible class A
Apr
Sep
3/4
Feb
26,900
1
.
Explorers Ltd
Central
Feb
2,700
1574
1
3%
30%
7%
9
common
9%
Central Illinois Secur Corp
Conv preference $1.50 series
9% Mar
9%
50c
& Son Inc
Burry Biscuit Corp
Byrd Oil Corporation
Feb
Jan
18%
2.50
5%
Nov
•
American dep rets ord shares
Burroughs (J P)
16%
10
Apr
Nov
■
6%
._1
preferred
Jan
14%
48
3
26
2.50
60c convertible preferredBunker Hill & Sullivan
Burma Mines Ltd—
83A
*
34% Aug
5%
1
.
8%
Cenco Corporation
..
2%
lo
common
Apr
34%
7%
151/4
*
Jun
9%
34%
3
1
1
13 Vs
Jan
,29%
7%
£1
_
Jan
2,700
*
common
Bruce (EL) Co common
Bruck Mills Ltd class B
B S F
Company common
10%
26
34%
30%
£1
reg
Nov
Nov
16,300
•
10s
common
Forman Distillers
Buckeye Pipe Line
Budget Finance Plan
30% July
19 y8
10s
dep rets ord reg
Rubber Co
Jan
497/a
•
cumulative preferred
6%
1,900
21%
•
Co
Company
7%
16%
Jan
Apr
Tobacco—
American
Brown
1,600
16%
•
Oil
British Columbia Power common
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
4%
2%
16%
1
common
American
American
Brown
1,000
2%
16 %
21%
5
Amer dep rets ord bearer
Amer dep rets ord
reg
British Celanese Ltd—
Brown
Feb
2}jj
8
20%
•
American
British
10%
Nov
1%
10,100
51,700
Brad
British
1
6%
•
j
974
6%
10%
100
common:
116
3%
900
12%
300
574
prior cumulative preferred
Scrymser Co
Bourjois Inc
Corp
17%
6
3674
13,100
101/4
•
Foote Gear Works Inc
Brazilian Traction Light 8c Pwr ord
17%
6
Continental Air
900
17%
20 y4
3
5>/2%
Oct
dun
15% Mar
1,000
17%
1
.
4%
10%
1
Borne
6%
10
1
1—*
common—.
& Co
Consolidated Liquidating
;
•
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Consolidated Royalty Oil
II.lO
20%
•
;
common
14J 74
5 Va
Feb
1
Blumenthal (S) <fc Co common
Bohack (H C) Co common
Breeze
rets B ord
dep
474
25
common
110
Feb
Jau
fe Oct
Jan
500
Black Starr & Gorham class A
Blauner's
1%
l
—«
common
lib
50
111% 111 Va
1U%
3%
l
Corp____
•
Light $5 pfd
&
200
.6%
l
Telephone of- Canada
Belock
400
Aug
12
Carreras Ltd—
Consol
8% July
1%
5O0
Benrus Watch Co Inc
8 3/a
Consolidated
1
common..:
common
8%
1,300
Feb
1
Shoe Corp
Bellanca Aircraft
10'A Nov
2,900
Jan
•
Inc...
Beck (A S)
Aug
Jan
10
10%
5
13%
Jan
34
9%
1293/4
Jun
5%
Apr
93A
128
2Va
Oct
27 %
10
Nov
20e
Beau-Brummell Ties
31%
10
-
Jan
_
Company
150
2%
9
9ft
~4
50o
Basic
Oil
32 %
9%
x36% X36%
161/4
1
lo
American shares
Basin
32%
*
Continental
Ltd
2
1,100
Banco de los Andes—
Oil
1 Va
16,100
common
Continental
Class A
Banff
!7<j Oct
July
13,600
2%
4,700
B
Corp
2
3
lft
2
374
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas-
Baldwin Securities
High
28% July
5% Jan
'
Continental
Baldwin Rubber
2,900
2\l
1 ft
:—5
19.50
.—1
common
Kennedy Inc
Carey Baxter 8c
iil
lft
2
-
|
'
173/4 Mar
2,300
2 Va
1
vtc
Ltd
Range since Jan.
Low
26%
1
60
Minerals
Producers
Community
'53)__*
Fisheries
non-cum
Shares
High
25%
25%
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Automatic Steel Products Inc
Non-voting
13
Aug
on
Corp warrants
Atlas Plywood
4
Jan
5 %
Tel—
&
$43
'53
of
8%
£1
Inc
Stores
Associate Laundries
*
.
dep rets reg
Associated Food
r;
18
290
100
warrants
Armstrong Rubber Co class
Aro
,'
29%
187/a
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.
Arkansas Louisiana
109% 110%
25%
of Prices
Low
Par
partic pfd—10
Petrofina Ltd
Canadian
9% Jan
400
87/a
4%
10
Allied
for Week
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range since Jan. 1
Low
High
Range
1
1
Pictures
Artists
Shares
High
6'/a
1
Fisher common
5%%
of Prices
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Sales
Friday
Sales
Range
Sale Prion
American Stock Exchjutf*
I
Week's
Last
25
FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Sep
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
9% July
934 Feb
9% May
15
JUD
26% Jun
172
168
Nov
813/4 Sep
373/4
May
195
160
May
1813%
Mar
Feb
Number 5485
Volume 182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Fsr
stocks
American Stock
Exchange
Sale Price
H
of Prices
Par
;
Elder
Mines
Electric
Limited
Bond
ElectroData
&
common
Corporation
Millwork
Emsco
$2
18
14
1
1st
12%
13%
120
8%
1
i.
Corp
25
~3%
preferred
l
1
Warrants extended to Jan
1
1%
1956
%
Eureka Pipe Line common
3/.
14%
Nov
Irving Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil Corp
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol
Nov
Jan
108
Apr
Aug
Oct
9%
30%
Iowa Public Service Co
Sep
Jeannette Glass
Sep
4
Aug
5%
Oct
Aug
9 %
Aug
4%
Jan
6%
Sep
13,600
1
6,000
May
%
21| Oct
Jan
13%
10
Nov
1%
Oct
18 % Mar
Kaiser
(Max)
Fulrchild
& Co class
Camera
&
Oils Ltd
Fargo
Federated
Firth
Flying
Ford
Tiger
Class
A
Class
Ford
10
Motors
1% Jan
3
7,200
3% Jan
6A
v
4%
21
750
Oct
51%
7,400
' '21%
21 %
g%
8%
22
5,400
May
6%
11
24
Aug
5%
July
July
66% July
Nov
20
v
Jun
?31% Sep
Jan
4
2,600
8%
___•
143
Jan
8%
Apr
July
Jan
Oct
139
1,500
102%
Jan
160
175
*
143
175
Sep
25
104%
Jan
198
Sep
Co Ltd—
(Peter)
Corp
4%%
—
Kidde
__£1
reg
6%
Brewing__
1.25
6%
21,200
3
1
6 i°a
3
3%
700
4%
6,500
14 %
1,300
4%
4
5}& Nov
2%
Apr
12%
Oct
18 y8 Mar
8%
400
4%
Jan
8%
Sep
6%
400
4% May
9%
Sep
5%
6%
1% Apr
8%
2%
2%
2%
12,100
15,900
1
4%
Sep
Sep
5%
5%
Sep
4V4 Mar
5%
Feb
1%
1%
1%
10,900
iy8
Nov
2%
Feb
2lY:
2%
2
iff
28,300
113
Jan
3y8
Oct
4%
54,200
2%
Jan
105% 106%
20
5%
...
500
3%
106 Va
(Del
(I
B)
Rubber
(Geo
A)
Co..
C
Gatineau
5 %
Power
Co
5
;
■/
147/8
Nov
2,800
15%
Sep
20%
12%
200
11%
Feb
13% July
17%
800
17!/a
Oct
28%
Apr
3%
l
3%
10,200
3%
Nov
14%
1,500
14%
NOW
16%
Apr
39
50
38 ya
Feb
42%
Jun
Sep
5
Feb
3%
%
:•
3y8
NOV
3
3
3%
3%
1,600
2% Mar
5% July
&
3,500
% May
A J.an
19
Jan
35
Nov
19%
20%
500
19
Sep
25
Jan
12%
.
2,400
%
:
3%
12%
600
11%
Jan
13% May
Jun
4% Mar
'
10
20
5
•
12%
7.50
3
2%
3
5,900
2%
—20c
1%
1 1 lu
1%
3,100
liY Nov
1
5%
5%
2,000
5%
Nov
33%c
•
32v4
Gellman Mfg
1
.
Allovs
•
/'
General
Builders
*
Supply Corp com
5%
convertible preferred
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
Fireproofing
General Plywood Corp
--5%
convertible
SGeneral
Stores
pfd
Giant
Gilbert
(A C)
6i/4
2%
1
1%
2%
40
16
2
9%
18
1
Aug
Sep
Aug
3%
Feb
3%
Nov
100
Jan
41
500
3%
16'a
c
1%
*
6o
1
2,400
300
•
2
Oct
19% May
7 A Mar
10% July
33%
Jan
507/a
105 % Aug
3% Nov
16
246,400
5%
18%
2
Sep
__
Jan
Nov
2%
Fen
10b Va Feb
107
_
2%
Aug
111
3,800
2%
5%
5%
6%
5,800
5Jff Oct
•
8%
8%
8%
500
£
Jan
105 ft
.
2%
1
33%
133/4
31
•
i__
:
__
_10
1
15
33%
-
Xl3%
7%
1,350
21'
Oct
Oct
4%
Jan
8%
Nov
Mar
16 % Mar
Jan
33%
Nov
*
141/4
5,200
10%
10%
4,300
21%
22%
200
'i%
1"%
2
3,300
1%
Jan
43%
46
130
40%
Sep
57
40
Y
Apr
49% Mar
11%
Jan
Goldfield
;
class A—:
Gorham
preferred—
Manufacturing Co
50
common——4
Industries
Amer
Atlantic
Non-voting
Pacific
&
Oct
15%
Rights
24%
Oct
Grucil
1%
Feb
Jun
Jan
74% Feb
Oct
30% May
21
Jan
29
Mar
Feb
11%
Nov
11%
2,000
3%
3%
3%
6,700
'<■
1,000
7%
20 % July
13% Mar
3%
5%
Nov
Feb
Tea—
*
100
181
135%
180
184%
1,125
135
137 %
200
1%
1
common
Gypsum Line & Abalastine
1
5
—•
1/64
3%
313
12
8%
9c
Leases
Company
1%
1/256
3{£
1
Co
50c
Freehold
88
26%
17%
1/128
Grocery Stores Products
75% Sep
1% Jan
Feb
Mar
49
50
10%
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
27%
25
Xl6%
Ltd
Oils
Grass
2%
100
1
27%
(when issued)
Sweet
*
11
-
1%
12
8%
8
11,700
288,500
.
40,000
4,400
16
4,200
179
Nov
224
133%
Jan
141
Nov
3%
Jan
1/256 Nov
1/64
Nov
4 A
Jan
1%
2
9%
May
Nov
18%
Jan
12%
Feb
8^ Sep
11
Sep
14% Mar
__
July
July
11%
Oct
15%
Feb
'
62% Nov
55% Mar
Harbor
Plywood Corp
Hartford
Electric
4%
1,900
3%
Jan
48 %
500
26%
Jan
49%
Nov
24%
200
23% Nov
24%
Nov
4%
24%
1
25
1
---—2
1m
1
10c
10c
*
13%
13%
14
56%
56 %
i
—
Light
Harvard Brewing Co
Hastings Mfg
Co
Bakeries Inc
Havana Lithographing Co
Hazel Bishop Inc.
Hathaway
5% Sep
4%
47%
23%-
2
1
—1
Hammond Organ Company
w
/
37% Jan
(R G.)
4
-1
"7%
6%
7%
.10
6%
6%
Loblaw
Groceterias
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co—
Louisiana Land & Exploration
Magna
Oil
3%
Sep
15% Feb
21
Oct
17%
17%
900
16%
Oct
20
Aug
101
130
99
Oct
105
May
100
77
77
10
76 %
Jan
R2
July
Henry Holt & Co common——•
1
Hercules Galion Products Inc
.—10c
20
20%
17%
100
common—
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
McKee
Hofmann Industries Inc
Mead
3%
3 %
3%
15,600
5%
5%
1,300
32
*
common
32
32
200
&
Hardart
&
Hardart
common.
-100
—5
Humble Oil Refining capital stock—*
Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co
—5
Hydro-Electric Securities
—*
Hygrade Food Products
—5
5% preferred
141
*
——*
Baking Co
Horn
*
25%
25%
141
26%
40
600
40
Imperial Tobacco
10%
45%
12,200
10%
200
8ya
6%
800
5
Textile
Metal
Corp common
Michigan
Plating
Michigan
Steel
Michigan Sugar
6%
preferred
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4 % pfd__100
Industrial Enterprises Inc ——-—
Co common.—
Insurance
Co
of
North
America
11%
Oil
Midland
Corp $1
Midland Steel
Co
Co
common
Public
Monroe
Service
Corp
Society
Nov
xl7
Mar
138
20%
104
Jan
32
20% May
50% Sep
Jun
Mar
149%
Jan
26%
JUn
111%
Mar
2,300
7%
Jan
20%
22 %
5,000
15%
Jan
600
34,700
Oct
Feb
42% Aug
105
7%
July
Nov
9% July
22%
38%
see
page
35.
Aug
Nov
Sep
5%
11'2%
Oct
7
42%
Jan
99%
20%
Jan
99
99
10
24
700
Jan
class A
Milling
126%
8%
85
7
900
19% Mar
Oct
17%
Jan
Oct
14%
Apr
26%
Jan
31
Aug
25% Jun
20 y8 May
21%
9%
Jan
Nov
Jun
Feb
33
6% July
6% Sep
3% Mar
7,100
900
22% x22%
300
17 y8
Jan
102% 103%
75
102%
Nov
107 Va
Aug
12%
Aug
15%
Apr
1
100
13
12%
1%
1%
25%
25%
400
13
100
Jan
Oct
21,400
105
98
10
176
Sep
103% July
108
Mar
Jan
105
July
Apr
165 V2 Mar
5% July
176 !/a Jan
•
3%
176
31%
Oct
100
100
*
Jun
July
2'/a May
Aug
104
26
Oct
200
IO21/4
36%
Oct
22%
10
102
1%
3,400
1%
26
105
102
5Va
34%
X22%
Jun
46% July
7%
Jan
12
4
Oct
5%
3%. Mar
3%
Oct
41
10%
900
10%
;4
July
—2.50
100
19%
Jan
100
19
Jan
23%
Jan
116
19%
Jan
146%
Sep
2
Feb
1%
1%
2,700
1%
27%
1%
27%
100
25%
9%
600
7
Jun
100
31
May
39
Sep
Nov
7
Jan
9
36
36
4%
4%
1,000
Xl4%
14%
400
5%
5%
100
16%
3,100
4%
1
National
Brewing Cp
National Mfg & Stores common
National
Machinery
i
National Starch Products common
Steel
Telefilm
National
Car
Transit
Ltd
Associates
common
Oct
Feb
24% May
6% Nov
National U. S. Radiator Corp w i
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le Mur Co common
Dominion Oil Ltd
9%
Feb
JUn
New Idria
Oct
New
25% Aug
36% Feb
50c
Clock & Watch Co
preferred
conv
Min & Chem Co
Jersey
Zinc
New Mexico & Arizona
Land.
Ltd
New Pacific Coal & Oils
31%
Sep
New Park Mining Co
11%
Feb
New
Process
Co
common
3%
4
4%
4%
4%
4%
Apr
30% Mar
Apr
1
*
10c
1
30c
1
5
1
9%
Sep
16
Oct
Jan
Sep
17%
>
Feb
6%
Oct
27%
Jan
2%
Jan
4% July
4ya
Nov
5% Apr
16% May
ll h ~3%
126,700
1'% Mar
3%
11%
11%
11%
600
10% Mar
12%
2,400
17%
Nov
33%
13,900
19 Va
Apr
600
24 Va
Jan
30
Sep
34%
Sep
18%
18%
19%
27
25%
27%
26%
27
"2%
,
"3%
26%
3%
4
"2%
2%
31 %
Nov
3V8
Aug
2TV
2%
10
2
2%
Oct
4% July
5V4 Aug
2%
Jan
10%
Oct
12
21-
Feb
31%
Nov
Sep
7%
Jan
37,100
2 i3o
137% 138%
10
Jan
Nov
5,000
7,800
%
4%
138 Vb
27%
Nov
9,700
12
31
2%
200
2%
11%
28%
Jan
9,200
4
11%
100
1
*
—50c
25c
1
1
*
800
4'/a
~3
40c
20c
5,200
14
12% Mar
1
National Research Corp—
Rubber
3%
25c
2
1
10
Petroleum Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc—
National
16%
1
(Mich)
16%
__1
National Bellas Hess common
Haven
Jan
6%
Nov
9vb
5%
1
Co
New
Jan
6,300
6,200
24%
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
26% Aug
4%
29%
22%
1
England Tel & Tel
99%
28%
50
700
10
New
1,350
5,600
30%
23%
N
New British
3,400
9%
24
—*
Inc
Jan
5%
8%
16
5%
1
com
Jun
9
109% 112%
5%
Sep
12% July
8%
20% Jan
28%
8^f Jun
Aug
23
WJ.
Feb
94
10%
5
5
Products
footnotes
5%
36
-i.
For
10
15%
7,000
._*■
1,900
11,300
5%
•
Corp
National
8
38%
16%
11%
5%
Inc—
Nachman
"9%
11%
10%
6%
Murray Ohio
Namm-Loeser's
8%
11%
Feb
■
100
States Tel & Tel.
Sep
4
International
International
pfd
cumulative preferred
Vernon-Woodberry Mills
TV
Feb
5%
Ltd—
6%
§Muntz
1%
8%
11%
5%
common
Metal Products
Clemens
Oct
Oct
Sep
30%
Moody Investors participation pfd_—*
Morris Plan Corp of America
_10c
Sep
84% May
x9
Inc_.
(Can)
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Mt
15%
tt
7%
3001
1
•
preferred series C
Loan
Jan
Nov
1,400
50
Molybdenum Corp —
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
,4.80% cumul preferred series B
4.50%
6%
50c
—
convertible preferred
5%
32% Jan
——1
Breweries
5
Sep
Feb
May
1,500
23%
*
50c
Refineries
Wohl
Xl6
Nov
12 y4
•
1
Co
Piping
4%%
13
Products—^
common—
Mid-West" Abrasive
Miller1
62%
Jan
1
preferred—*
conv
$2 non-cum dividend shares
Midvale
7%
10 Va
"
16%
1
4%
100
Cigar Machinery
*
international Metal Industries A
*
International Petroleum capital stock-*
International
—10
—:
1
Feb
1,500
6%
38%
%
7%
27
Feb
Jan
7%
7%
Xl3% Xl3%
1
Middle States Petroleum common
Nov
40
11 %
_
6%
Micromatic Hone Corp
3%
110
50c
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co
25c
Stamping Co—1
Tube2.50
&
28% Sep
7% Jan
Feb
5% May
9%
3
100% 102
5
of Canada
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
21%
10
National Union Electric Corp
dep rets ord reg
6,500
5%
Oct
Jun
101%
2.50
£l
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock—*
Amer
25%
-•
5%
41%
Nov
109
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Nov
10%
National
Illinois Zinc Co common—I
Nov
22 y8
10
4%
110,
9
22
33
44%
25%
40
1
Inc common
22%
Oct
1
Oct
47%
15
& Co
Born
Nov
1
15% Mar
15% Jan
*
Inc
Jan
20%
Co___—
Iron
19% Aug
13%
8,200
5,000
28,400
Mesabi
11% July
500
20%
5%
1
Mfg Co
5
Muskegon Piston Ring common—_2.50
Muskogee Co common
10
Muter Company common
i.—50c
19%
Feb
400
9%
17%
20%
24%
Nov
5
Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
9%
5% Aug
25
Nov
3%
Jan
45
17
20%
1
11
600
Apr
May
32% NOV
Jan
1
11%
4,000
6
20
37 % July
Mfg Co
Merrill Petroleums Ltd
Jan
60c
1
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines
Co
&
Johnson
Menasco
Mar
4
—-
Nov
May
Feb
Nov
11 % Mar
8
20%
—
.
2,600
9
3%
14%
Oct
19
5.P00
100
19%
18
200
33
1,100
4
25c
200
32%
21%
10%
Oct
41
Jun
Jan
3%
18%
31%
30%
10%
6%
700
3%
21
3%
15% July
101%
Jan
10% Aug
21%
Mountain
Oct
1,100
70% May
32%
Mt
Nov
3%
20%
28%
Oct
3V2 Mar
Oct
•
Nov
6
10%
18%
13% Mar
10
& Co common
(AG)
McWilliams Dredging common
Mar
12%
..50
1%
Jan
96% Aug
Jan
24%
5
400
3,800
11
—
5
21
4,300
97 Va
_1
Jan
%
400
38%
*
Mays (J W) Inc common
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
Nov
6
Apr
7% Mar
46%
Mar
'
£1
3%
13%
1,400
92%
'
/—
Communication Co Ltd
14%
6%
1%
18%, 18%
18%
.-1
200
13
13
Jan
Marconi International Marine
3%
6%
1%
68
Mar
8
Jan
6% Jan
225
38%
95%
-7
3%
—2.50
Class A
4%
350
'
1
3%
f.
)0C
Service Co
10%
—1
10
—1
Highie Mfg Co common
5.%
convertible preferred!
-
16%
._i
Corporation
Public
Maine
1% Aug
Sep
30
•
M
Jan
Apr
16
— —
Jan
Jan
1,550
87%
15
1%'
-i
Co
6%
8%
»
(The)
2%
2%
1
100
-1
86
16
Lynch Corp
Oct
17%
1,900
-
10%
Lunkenheimer
Nov
t
50
87%
is
4%
100
preferred
:
37/s
3
31
43% July
Chain
1,000
301
5%% preferred
_1
Class B__,
Locke Steel
31
A
2,300
8,000
& Co common—
class
4%
3%
——*.
common
,
9.700
6%
preferred
3%
2
900
7%;
-1
cumulative
Jan
9%
(Harvey)
Oct
11%
Inc__
5%'
5 %
17%
Hubbell
4% Mar
7%
25c
common
4
9%
(Geo A)
Jan
Realty
Le Tourneau
Molybdenite
17%
Hormel
13%
3ys
Lefcourt
Missouri
17%
Horder's
11% May
Nov
11%
7%
500
Feb
—;*
Co_.
Co
13Vi May
Feb
7%
11%
5
common
Sep
—5
25c
Dept Stores common
Holophane
Sep
8%
5
Lear Inc
Aug
Jan
Holly
10%
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University
2%
Apr
Inc
31V* Jun
10
16
12%
Co
Jan
Co
61 %
1
59%
&
20
Lamson & Sessions
Oct
Oct
(R)
15
Nov
Sep
Hce
Oct
Jan
1
5%
4%
Sep
12 %
13%
36%
E)
6%
5,100
55 %
2,300
(W
2,900
14%
150
4,000
Heller
Feb
7%
13%
400
9,500
—i;
Rubenstein
Jan
7'/8
13%
5,700
6%
Mining
9%
7%
5
1 %
2%
Hearn
6%
1
Lamson Corp cf Delawere__
56%
43%
Helena
Nov
1
6%
Hecla
Jan
4%
4%
1%
39%
Corp
4%
11,700
Mining Corp of Canada
Minnesota Pwr & Light 5%
2%
6%
42%
3
- 9%
Hazeltine
600
4%
Mid-West
Hall Lamp Co
common
5%
4%
Midwest
H
New
5%
4%
Oct
Jan
190
57%
56%
25
10%
16%
stock
common
13,400
pfd—25
1
i
—5
Inc
1st preferred
Great Lakes Oil & Chemical
Greer
56%
~
1%
1%
10c
conv
7%
Great
1%
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Great
.-1
Mines-..
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great
46
*
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
Grand
L_5
1
5
Consolidated
Goodman
1
:
Inc
prior
Jan
21% May
6% Oct
Feb
v5%
1
19% May
10%
20
"
$4.50
14%
1
Mines Ltd
Jan
21%
B___
Inc
Gctichaux Sugar
Class B
g
Shores
U7/8 Mar
io3/4
i
Glenmore Distilleries class
Nov
108% July
Jun
%
—
Glen Alden Corp
(Adolf)
8%
31/4
5116
2
*
Gobel
1,800
Mines.:
common
Co
900
1051/4 105'a ■;
•
Gladding McBean & Co
Union
8%
40
3%
:__1
Gilchrist Co
Globe
5% May
1% Oct
16%
8%
20 :'
1
1
•
;—
Gold
115
3% Mar
-2
2%
34% July
Apr
400
-
25
—50c
i.
Mich
27% Jan
'200
6%
6
1%
:100
,±
common
preferred
Corp
Yellowknife
6%
1_
5
Corporation
$4.60 preferred
Laclede-Christy Company—.
L'Aiglon Apparel Inc
Liberty Fabrics of N Y—.
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gerity
__
reg——_£1
common
General Outdoor Adv 6%
■
;
ord
rets
300
109%
Co common—_i
Acceptance Corp warrants—
dep
32%
100
_
General
American
1% Mar
8%
Lakey Foundry Corp
preferred
Co
Oct
14%
3
1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
Kroy Oils Ltd-;
Krueger Brewing Co
Oct
20 y4
39
3%
14%
1
-
May
22%
Feb
6% July
17% Jun
14 % Mar
;
common—
General
-
14%
5
107% Aug
Jan
22%
17%
17%
_*
Co
103%
18%
,
50
Corp
Stores
««
iqc
_
I
-
12%
5
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
,
'
IIIIII5
IIII2I50
Kingston Products
Kio Oil & Development Co
Hotels
3%
—I'
Lake
Fuller
Jun
Jun
4%
Oct
2%
8%
600
8
6%
J
Kin-Ark Oil
Company
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
Knott
94'/»
14%
100
pfd
_____
(Walter) & Co
Kleinert
Oct
13%
j
Kansas Gas & Electric
Katz Drug Company
Kobacker
Fort Pitt Brewing Co
Fox
10
3,800
10
1
A
Nov
18,800
57
4%
1
class
Inc___
dep rets ord
6%
"2/ff
4l6ff
1
55%
-4%
1,100
22%
iV
4
57
6%
1
Ltd
non-voting
voting
B
2
6%
of Canada—
Motor
Amer
-2%
',.4
.2.50
Co Inc
Line
22
♦
(Phila)
Stores
Motor
22%
25c
_
Inc.
(M H)
Fitzsimmons
6%
l
—_
Sterling
Fishman
1
Petroleums Ltd—.
Association
Fire
A
3,600
12% July
3% Mar
"6%
l
Kennedy's Inc
Instrument
Jan
Nov
_'■ / ' Y.j
Kawneer Co
Factor
5
2%
89%
loo
Ii50
;W
,
,
4,900
j
Jerry O'Mahoney Inc
Jupiter Oils Ltd
8
V.
Feb
High
8
2%
8%
ioc
Corplnc.lc
Co^common
5%
53%
LOW
7%
2%
13%
*
1
Oct
41%
600
v t c_
Range since Jan. 1
High
8
3.90%~~pfdIIl00
Manufacturing
Shares
2%
j
Inc
for Week
Low
Jan
Apr
3% Jan
3o0
.13?
s/8
Nov
7
5,900
~6%
i»
'
10%
18 %
7,300
4% ?■'
~6
6
$1 or 25c
Ironite
7% Aug
10
;
Corporation Ltd
3%
42%
4%
Jan
102%
200
3%
Iron Fireman
23
7%
1,700
26
42 v4
,
42%
.
10c
com
8%
17%
20% July
Jan
11 % May
2,800
■
Apr
Par
I0o /
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
International Resistance Co
Investors Royalty
10% Aug
1,700
23,400
104% 104%
gi/2
.
uoc
preferred
Steel
131%
104%
32
Jan
16%
100
'
8% --10% /
5
Inc
Eureka
18..
13 %
1
common
&
cum
Esquire
13
13%
100
Corp
convertible
Forge
0%
2,300
%
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
% Sep
25% Oct
7,700
13%
20c
.
pfd
Manufacturing Co_
Equity Corp
Erie
28
13
1
5%
3,100
27 .%
1
Freight Corp
Electric
%
13
93/.
District
Empire
1%
Low
27%
Inc
Air
Emery
Empire
o
Range since Jan. 1
RiffA
i
i
Friday
STOCKS
Share*
5
Electrographic Corp common
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics
Low
1
Share
NOVEMBER 25
for Week
.
2
Nov
1,030
131
Mar
4% July
/
Jun
3% Mar
145
Feb
2%
1,900
2%
Nov
4%
10%
950
9%
Nov
11%
5
Jun
Oct
Mar
3%
22,000
2%
Nov
38%
38
38%
6,900
37 V\
Nov
48%
17%
17%
18
1,400
27% May
3
2%
Jan
15%
Nov
2
2
210
27,100
1%
Oct
2%
2%
2%
12,100
2
Oct
4%
Jan
58
Jan
83%
Nov
2
fg
Oct
;JT-
r-* tWV* +fc'sW(W.ttK*
^
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2278)
.
.
Monday, November 28,
1955
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
New
Superior Oils
1
—
common
10
12
York
York
&
Co
Auction
New
New York Merchandise
Noma
Selby Shoe Co—
Sentinel Radio Corp common
Sep
10
Sentry
Mar
12
Oct
Serrick
2 Va
Jan
37a Mar
Servo
4,800
6Vs
Jan
9V4 Mar
Servomechanisms
11%
19%
Oct
56% July
56 % Aug
Shattuck
5
10 7a
97/a
Nov
49%
200
•
6872
6672
49%
Shawinigan Water & Power
45
Jan
50%
4. t>
1
11,900
x5
x5
4%
Sherman
411
*1
97a
15,500
10
81/4
--—50
90
5,500
90
30
*
4V2
2%
4%
4%
6% Mar
12
Mar
BP
Seton
Sep
•Jan
_
July
Sicks
Oct
3,700
2
3
Products
Inc
Oct
Breweries
1
27/a
27/a
16%
17%
*
100
500
1774
12,300
5874
50o
common
preferred
378
60
_90c
;
70
1
6%
7
Securities
67a
8%
17* Apr
687a
Sep
847* Mar
207a
987/a
297a
307a
Jan
99
307*
Nov
Jan
Sep
Smith
Soss
1st pfd
25
1st preferred
Pacific
1st
pfd series A
33
337b
30
30
25
preferred
red 1st preferred
red 1st pfd
28%
28%
29
29
28
28%
26%
27%;
cum
25
*
Page-Hersey Tubes
1
pfd-.,
500 fr
2972
29%
307*
800
2972
Oct
Paramount
Park
(C A)
Amer share
Motors
Corp__
Company
Chemical
Parkersburg-Aetna
Patino
Penn
of
;
&
"7,100
1%
14,600
572
~5%
5%
574
100
14%
147s
14%
600
13%
137t
13%
1,500
9%
97a
7%
67*
14%
14%
15 72
58%
5872
5972
20%
217a
*
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
6%
Ltd
Mines
Ltd—
4,000
57a
500
■
'47a
1,800
4
4
1
1%
50
1U
17a
1,300
10%
1
10%
10%
105%
10474 106
6%
3,650
674
7
5%
57a
25c
~272
2%
•
common
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall Inc common
•
1
Gas
_•
Public Service of Colorado—
" "
7* % cumulative preferred
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common
Pyrene Manufacturing-
8%
Nov
2572
*
137s
Nov
2472
672
Jan
1074
67a May
57a, Jan
147a. Nov
18
Jan.
July
"274
1\k Oct"
78%
2,400
3,500
67a Aug
374 Jan
2672
(A)
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Sterling
Jan
Jari
52
Jan
974 Sep
6772 July
60 Va Feb
Oct
550
1172
11%
1,200
117a
19%
7
19 74
1,500
127a Feb
7ft
15,890
7
A
2%
27a.
19%
Preferred
4,500
12
137a
Febf-.
Aug
137a
2,000
12
Oct
107a' 107a
3", 400
10%
.
97*
Feb
,.
10372 1037a
607* .61
61
16
27%
-75
400
16
100
27 7a
26%
400
.100
Mac
44>
Jan
15% Apr
28
May
Glass
15.7a. Nov
7
10
23 7S
•
32%
Pump Co
(Robert) & Co—
1
237a ,237a
-
.
32% ,33
-
1
,
.
900
3,100
247s
23%
2478
•
'
.
17a
1
.
~
-
-
17a
.1
1,500
200
17a
-
.
-
5
38
3774
387a
400
l
107a
107a
107a
Rice-Stix
5,500
*
1
Richmond Radiator
32
Sep
1
Mining Co
Valley Gas Co—
(Texas Corp) vtc
:
CO
~7% -'"87a
—
_=0
67a
4,900
67a
100
Rio Grande
Vtc
extended
to
Jan
3
27a
274
2,200
27a
274
1,700
100
96%
977a
70
pfd F
ord reg
£1
Rome
Cablle Corp common
Roosevelt Field Inc
5
1.50
Rotary Electric Steel Co
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Russeks
Russell
Ryan
Fifth
Ave
(The F C)
___lo
•
common
1.25
Company
Aeronautical
2%
—1
1965
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Rolls Royce Ltd—
American dep rets
I
42
137a
257a
2574
1,200
12
12 74
300
41
43
13%
137a
3,200
574
57/a
300
—
57a
5%
_1
2874
28%
1
Co
2,200
3%
3%
37/a
6%
6%
6%
1
57/a
1,900
CJ CO n"^
900
600
400
97a July
25
Apr
Oct
37
Jun
1072
Jan
177,
Oct-
1
74
36
95/a
47a
107a
Oct
Jan
24 78
Nov
Jan
16%
174
Feb
Jan
2 7a
July
Nov
45 72
Jan
Nov
Feb
1472 July
68
Jan
Jan
11% July
47a Feb
27a July
2% Jun
927a
10
25%
—
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
Ryerson & Haynes common
Jan
Feb
Mar
8%
3%
Lawrence Corp Ltd
San
San
Carlos
Diego Gas & Electric
Cum
pfd
5%
Cum
pfd
47a %
20
series
Co
Bros
For
_i
II_25c
l
2772
11
15
2774
Oct
Nov
~2%
7
see
0
0
Co_
&
4874
Nov
Apr
5
July
572 Sep
27
Sep
1672
page
35.
8,600
287a. 29
372 Jan
30
Chemical
6
Aug
1678
2,000
1572 Aug
18
Jan
167a
1,000
2,400
1572 Aug
177/a
Jan
17
207*
*"
1972
6574 Mar
47/a
5
1,800
474 Nov
5%
5
5%
4,100
0
577a
57
3%
3%
1,400
5774
200
674
674
100
18%
18%
21
23
..
x237/a
14
600
474
18,100
100
Jan
217/a
Apr
Jun
5ft Feb
Apr
6,200
3%
Jan
97a July
8 7a Apr
23%
19
2
22
Oct
42%
2%
Sep
67a
l7/a
197a
Jan
Nov
2%
227a
13
137a
257a
2274
77*
2
1,200
20
Jan
23
Jan
427/a
19%
7a
12%
1,700
2%
300
13
700
1%
Jan
3ft
7
Jan
227a
272
Sep
12 7a
Aug
Nov
Feb
Sep
4% May
187a
Jan
Feb
207a
Apr
x237/a
Nov
1374
,;
Jun
47/a Feb
Aug
(
267* Mar
36
22
4,400
207a
Oct
307a
59
53%
59
350
377*
Jan
59 '••• Nov
187a
187a
1874
300
18 7*
Oct
237a
4
4 7a
5,800
87a
872
600
'
47a
47a
:47a
500
'
19%
19%
39
39
7
800
674
77a
Jan
:
87/a Mar
•.
3% May
Jan
Jan
47/s
Apr
3672 May
2,400
May
.
Apr
147a
Mar.-
157a
100 ;
674
True
Temper
Co
167a
Jun
2274
Jan
52 ;
Mar
3
72 Aug
672 Nov
600
*
~
11s/* Jan
~
157a
157/a
25 7a
257*
-5Utf:M; ',-i !L7« Jan
~T27/a'
1
I"
'fi,5oo-:<:
127a
*'
*
~
13
■/%4
.(
>oy.
•,
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^^
57a
10
Feb
Sep
21%
207*
2172
474
37/a
47*
127a
147a
4,600
287a
2972
7,500
26
2674
400
12% xl2%
1,200
lo
14.
28 7/a
—,20
l25c
4274
427*
l
•
4274
.
NOV
-'•7/a
.
500
-- v;
2,7.00 *'
..
July
23 7*.
15
400
,.
17a
63
>
preferred...!—100
I
10174 102
27a
~i~25
2 7z
Hi
j
3%
I.
Corp
17a
63
,'872
7%
102
1
.
17a
617*
;
87*
1%
;
11
3 74
150
99
Nov
Nov.
774
^
«
Jan
•
1}$
Jun
69
.
Mar
10 7e
Jan
July
105
May
3,400
Jan
374
Sep
I'ri
.6,800
17a
Oct
27a
Jan
300
3 78
Nov
472
Jan
107a
117a
44,700
32
-27*
9
25
10
Oct
,
Jan
1972 Mar
147a
Jan
3072 Aug
32
Nov
7
Nov
u
Management Company
ioc
5
"•
I.III4
New
"•
6%
57a
674
1,800
5%
572
1,600
a—.
—
Products
common
•
dep rets ord registered
N J
RR
57a
7
Profit
&
Canal..
Sharing
100
common
25
United Shoe
common
25
15
300
87i
Jan
20
85%
Jan
574
5%
7
6,400
Foil
S
9
100
Oct
Corp
87s Aug
Jan
55
Nov
Nov
36
Nov
1
9
525
77a July
972
5%
—
8%
5%
200
5ft Feb
67a July
229
229
10
1
1
228
4,400
Sep
23972
Universal American
Corp
Universal Consolidated Oil
Universal
Jan
174 Mar
Sep
9
457*
Mar
53%
2,500
Jun
55
367a
Oct
407a
14
1474
1,300
117a
Jan
1674
2%
2
27*
12,800
17a
Nov
417*
4374
38,200
32 7a
Nov
Products
417a
l
4%
37/a
4%
1,400
1
137a
13%
13%
1,400
50c
II
5
47/a
5
25c
Insurance
Universal
27a
2
417o
10
Sugar
May
3 72
44
Nov
Jan
Sep
Jun
Nov
47a
15
Oct
Oct
2%
Jan
57a
Apr
274
3,100
174
Jan
27/a
Sep
65 74
Apr
2878
Jan
41
417a
1,000
5%
2,600
10
common
17a Mar
11
.
500
IIIII15
Co
Jun
5/a
53
;_III
Jan
572
Iioc
common
Sep
Feb
35 7a
147a
B
Reclaiming Co
United States Vitamin
Corp
United Stores
Utah-Idaho
672
974
1
Rubber
class
Sep
Sep
Nov
53%
common
Conditioning Corp
S
5
1174
121
35 72
35%
25
Specialities
U
3,900
77a July
547*
1
Preferred
Air
Apr
121
~_iq
Machinery
Jan.
10
35%
10s
preferred
Feb
47?
120
III20
Milk
378
41
.11.1_♦
common
Amer
10%
*
6%
5
5
b
j
7
7
257a Mar
3 74
Feb
83 7a
4672
Oct
Jun
427a July
Jun
6
V
Valspar
$4
Corp
common
convertible
Vanadium-Alloys
Van Norman Co
preferred
Steel
Co
warrants
Venezuelan Petroleum
"I
7
600
"
IIIIl
30%
~ci/
88
474
88
3074
5
7a,
92 7*
400
4,400
750
67a
Apr
877a
5
I_II»
Apr
947a
27'
Jan
35% July
374 May
25
Jan
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5
15
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Tri-Continental warrants
28% Mar
4,500
15,100
Sep
8
Jan
3
2,500
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U
Sep
59
:
17% Jan
2,700
372
37a
Jan
4% Jan
i
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3% Jan
107a Jan
372
77a
;
37s Jan
•
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97/a May
Mar
■
43
„
300
4%
Trans
United
857a
Oct
47/a
47a
Tonopah Mining of Nevada*.
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Feb
Jan
July
Feb
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3674 Apr
-
1672
800
5
—
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Toklan Oil
97a May
87*
■
19
33
4%
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Toledo Edison 4% %
United
6% Mar
Jun
61
*'*
16
1
preferred
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672 Mar
5072
57a
,
Oct
2372 July
6,800
,
Jan
1% Jan..
52
600
327a
deposit rets ord registered
deposit rets def registered
Todd Shipyard Corp
common—
Sep
1074
1,400
3974
i
1374
2,400
:37/e
Jan
19
United Molasses Co Ltd—
Apr
37,900
17a
_1
57/a Aug
187a Sep
21
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427-.
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287a
common
Aug
77a
7
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18
58
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Nov
20
2274
678
—
37a
Sep
July
31
;;
Jan
207* Mar
22%
50o
Inc
474
6,400
67a
167a
1
Union Gas of Canada
Union Investment Co
187a July
21% Mar
972 Aug
--
7%
common
Oil Co Ltd
footnotes
1,300
—20
Seaboard Western Airlines
Securities Corp General
Seeman
/
IIIIII
Steel
85
20
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow
83%
Co—
series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)—.
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Scullin
84%
8
series
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l
177a
37/a
30
•
70c convertible
U
common
1772
55
Jan
1
common
Calgary
Power
United
Milling Co Ltd
5
Oct
4%
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s
St
47/a
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Apr
374 Mar
99
Apr
47a
21%
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Nov
.
55
1
50o
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*
327a
common-—!
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2372
9,100
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Remington Arms Co Inc
Inc
1,800
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25c
Corp
Technicolor Inc
Thickol
657* Sep
29'
978 Mar
"
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147a
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672
-
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10R% Apr
41
B
'Texas'
10% Mar
16% Jan
Aug
674 Aug
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common
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75
Sep
T
2% Apr
16% Sep
167*
127a
1
10c
47s
10c
Talon Inc class A common
10% Jun
1%
2,300
15
6.25
Oil
Instrument
Common—
Oil
Apr
2372
1
(Hugo)
Finch
Jan
6
Jan
300
sep
-2274
,
47a May
57*.
1
Amer
.
58
400
200
•
Superior Tool & Die Co
Swan
12%
Jun
57a
July
26 ..•Feb
Oct
4%
47a
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1
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5ft Jan
2.7*
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—
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137a
600
70
47
2874 May
:
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1.100
1274 Jan
5574
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Jun
1,000
5
Feb
Oct
247a
5 7*
•
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2572 Mar<
5%
5%.
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Ray Drug
3872
200
32V2
1
common
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5774 May
287/a Junj
495/a July
100
5%
57a
Sep
Jan
300
.
15
70
1
1
Inc
Tobaoco
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Co
27
500
87/a
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1
Sunrise Supermarkets
Corp__
Superior Portland Cement Inc
67a
Jan
377s Mar
1
Jun
27a
Jan
Nov
872
Jun
Jan
3274
common
,!
,
Jun
R
Reiter-Foster
Co
Corp
Stop & Shop Inc
Stroock (SX ft Co common
Stylon Corporation
Aug
49%
7
32
437/a
87a
8%
"
10
Brewers Inc
Stetson (J B)
200
Quebec Power Co
Reda
&
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672
67a Mar
107*
400
287a
*
1
ordinary
Corporation
Jan
31
Corp
Thorofare Markets Inc
common
277/a
437/a
10
of Canada
Stein
97* Feb
Nov
Jan
Jun
49 3A
1
Light
(The)
Nov
,.
Aug
4%
8
20
B
Steel Co
Jan
115
Jun
*
&
class
272
Jan
Oct
8
41
417a
1
common.
preferred.!—
Power
1174
Jan
47a
Nov
Apr
5,400
36
•
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Products
Steel Parts
Jan
478
(Ky)
Starrett
Jun
97a
20
•
Oct
Jan
27a
2,600
874
3472
277/a
1
Standard Tube class B
Feb
77a
May
37/a Mar
200
2,300
5
10%
8
2
Corp_.
Standard-Thomson
Nov
x7174
45
•
Packaging
Common
2372 May
lft Nov
5% Sep
574 Aug
378 Sep
137* Aug
47/a
Oil
Standard
1874 Mar1
Jan
Nov
574
Inc
preferred
Factors
Standard
Sep
Nov
58%
974
277a
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97a Jan
6 74
474
97/a
36
1
Thor
Reading Tube Corp
4%
4
50c
Jan
Q
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common-,
12,000
25 74
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1,400
5
10
274
277a
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Texas
;
27a
25
Standard Industries Inc
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8%
100
com
!
257*
convertible
14
-%
4
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5572
——1
1
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8%
1
,
47a
5572
1
Progress Mfg Co. Inc
Prosperity Co class B
$1.60
8%
55%
2.50
America
Preston East Dome Mines Ltd
Producers Corp of Nevada
Jan
55%
2.50
common
Pratt &
Oct
2
Standard
_10
Mining Co
79
Standard
400
1
:
4ft
25
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Standard Dredging Corp
Jan
2,900
•
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of
6 74
57a ■
shares—10s
Piper Aircraft Corp common
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Corp of Canada
800
12,700
1
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1.800
67a
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37
25
preferred—
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474
10c
common
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41,200
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5,400
3272
25
Shoe Corp
627a July
674 Apr
500
rI7/a
397*
preferred-—
25
California Petroleum Corp__2
Southern
Jan
700
6%
1
39%
—25
preference
cumulative
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Jan
Jan
5-
1,200
7%
10 pesos
2174. Feb
cumulative
Nov
4% Sep
59
preferred
11172
67% Mar
8,100
original
137a
17s May
3
9%
Minerals-
Pierce Governor
Providence
50
1%
7%
Phillips Screw Co
Metals
7772
„
13%
Oct,
1
5%
*
Jan
167a
272
5
6%
1
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Packing Co
Pressed
Southern Materials Co
Southern Pipe- Line
Southland Royalty Co
2
(The)
\
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp
2.50
Power
Jan
10774 Aug
3% Feb
2%
Pep Boys
Polaris
Jun
10572
2.50
Ltd
Co
Oils
10674
1%
1
Pennroad Corp common—
Peruvian
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101% Apr
5%
2
Corp
Canada
Traffic
convertible
4.08%
7772
1
87a
5,800
Southern California Edison—
4.48%
Jan
Mar
1,700
177/a
1
4.32 %
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May
37
137*
•
12.50
Apr
2
47
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.
177*
1
Apr
10% May
174 July
4ft
1
common
2772
2%
2
•
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297a
104
Apr
672 Mar
3974
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1%
1
Parker Pen Co class A
Class B_J
Mills
25%
77%
-1 Bol
Paper
275/a Mar
100
38
13
£1
277a Jan
5,100
•
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20
cumulative preferred
convertible preference
21,300
Aug
13 7*
'
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4.56%
*
lo
!
4.88%
2%
111
--
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—
5%
137a
12%
111
29%
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317* Sep
297a Sep
3872 Mar
Nov
32
Jan
Nov
Oct
%
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10372
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7a
3272
150
267*
31
6,400
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297a Feb
130
Jan
%
347a
100
51-
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5/a
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500
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2072
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5,400
2774
900
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;
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Jan
4,900
200
„
.
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100
common
317*
377*
100
50
46
X3074
Sep
Nov
572
200
-
104
Pan
Pentepec Oil
105%
1
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300
Oct
"
*
Pacific Petroleums Ltd
&
29
25
preferred
3474
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>
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Pacific Northern Airlines
Power
1,800
25
1st
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Pacific
36%
25
preferred
$4.40 dividend
36
36%
700
Sep
5
3074
Coast Corp common
Penn Oil Co common
South
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
57a
Publications—
Manufacturing
South
P
redeemable
(Howard)
Sonotone
Jun
13
28
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv Corp__10c
Nov
18%
300
25
31
574
Manufacturing Co
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered—
Jan
Mar
297a
Singer
674 July
87a Jun
197a Aug
6574 Jan
1,350
—
872
Jan
47a
150
957a
Nov
67a
Feb
76
convertible
preferred
Simplicity Pattern common
Simpson's Ltd common
2ft Sep
Oct
137a
40c
Precision Corp
American
Shares^.
$3
May
1
Sjmmons-Boardman
Jan
67a
6,500
.
9774
l
113
700
87a
20
Amer shares_10s
61
Jan
__
874
1
;
125
Oct
Nov
878 May
10472
2
Creek
Simca
1774 Oct
54r
800
6%
—--
1
.
111
70
472 Mar
1087*
50
707a "*
111
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Sep
67a Jan
150
110% 1107a
—.
27a
Sep
574
52 7a Mar
30
Feb
13%
1,050
2,300
46
Jun
3%
2,200
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2
common
Mar
7%
Nov
22
50
17
v.
107a
*
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Silver
July
Jan<.
17* Aug
.1172 Sep
69
46
•
•
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47a
...
1
High
...
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Canada
of
Corp of America class A
Jan.
107% 1087a
25
common—
4% preferred
Shoe
67a
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24
24
•
common—
Denn
Sherwin-Williams
Jan
3% Oct
Oct
Leather
Sherwin-Williams
94V* Jun
104
5,100
'
2%
2%
88
100
102% 102%
pfd—100
4% July
5% Jan
Feb
Silex Co
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd
5%
8 7*
50
Inc
4.50%
2,300
Nov
40c cumulative preferred
Olympic Radio ft Television Inc
4.80%
87/a
50
1
redeemable
8%
25
Ltd
1st
87a
50
Company common
Town Corp
common
5%
5 7a
100
Okonite
5%
4,000
500
Co
Ohio Brass Co class B
57a %
574
53%
Ogden Corp common
Overseas
57a
52%
Oceanic Oil Company
Omar
574
20c
Inc
Class B_.
Old
500
V*
52
•
Oils
127/a
11%
A
Okalta
12%
12%
52%
Airlines
Power V/2%
2,300
10,400
11%
0
Ohio
17*
1%
1
Corp class B
Corp of America
11
1,500
678
14%
66
1%
since
Low
1474
147a
1
.—10c
—1
Control
3,400
2ft
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8
Oct
80
Safety
678
12.50
18
Jan
Range
High
52%
pfd
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4 7* %
Nuclear
Corp of America
Class
3ft Apr
Jan
40
300
Low
Par
10c
class
Cement
Penn RR
High
Oct
Shares
A—10
Corp
Canadian Oils Ltd
North
8%
•
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21\
i—10
Northeast
2A
for Week
12
B
North American Rayon $3
North
2%
1
American
Class
600
200
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
10 %
1
Inc
Norden-Ketay
North
—
Mines
Lites
2ft
66%
61
10
Low
*
Honduras Rosario
New
Nipissing
High
2I36
—
1
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
Sales
Week's
Friday
Shares
Low
Par
NOVEMBER 25
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Jan
Jun
July
;
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
American Stock
Exchange
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
Venezuela
Vinco
Syndicate Inc
Low
9
Va
9%
3.500
4
3%
4Vs
IIlo
Vulcan Silver-Lead
3,500
4%
3%
Jan
Nov
26
25%
26
150
23 %
American
i83/4
16%
16%
400
14%
Jun
51/4
5'A
5%
1,200
30
Jun
Feb
17%
3% May
7% July
Aircraft
A7s
(issue
A7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
Baking
7% preferred
Wagner
Waitt
'
Bond
&
voting
ext
5%
preferred
30
18'A
18%
21%
21%
22%
1
2'/a
2%
31/4
Co
common
I_I_
Ward Baking Co warrants
Wasatch
2%.
__
Jan
112%
Nov
4'A
10c
Corp
Knapp Inc
$6 series preference
Wentworth
Manufacturing
&
•
1.25
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Western
Leaseholds Ltd
pfd
1,000
31/4
35,000
1
151
——
360
139
152
-
3%
dep rets ord shares
•
5%
Is
/
6
1,000
X272
470
263
fa
37
%
&
;
Feb
3% Mar
158
Jan
3'A
800
Apr
Jan
105% May
Aug
8'A Sep
Nov
4li Feb
■
186
5,000
Mar
4% July
Jan
101
6
X272
11%
17% Jan
3%
3%
Jan
2% Feb
x272
Jan
Jan
46
20
24
23%
24
550
14
Jan
24%
10
21'A
21'A
22%
150
18%
Jan
221/2
Jan
10
Jan
14%
24%
Jan
32%
5%%
convertible
River
Wickes
(The)
Williams
Wilrich
Oil
1
1
"5
!__!•
"3%
28%
--8
9'A
Sep
10% Mar
1,600
%
%
27,100
•fa Mar
18
Apr
3%
3%
1,700
2"% Mar
41/4
Jun
16
25
Lt
4 % %
pfd
100
(when
common
—
100
16
1
8
(P W)
common
19'/4
20%
900
56
57%
1,100
Jan
33% Sep
Nov.
14
750
14%
Nov
14%
Nov.
'
•
——' '
-
1%
20% Sep
75
' Mar
9% Jan
39
Stock
Interest
Last
Period
Exchange
3Va Mar
Nov.
Nov,
5,600
Sale Price
Week's Range
or Friday's
Bid & Asked
Pump
inc debs
4s
Appalachian Elec Power >3%s
6s
Aug
2%s
1994...
1970
1970—___: ...June-Dec
A
Transit Authority-3%s
1978
_^_Jan-July
Feb
Range since
Low
100%
Lackawanna
1st
A
-
..Eastern
Elmira
of
N
J
4s
mortgage
1st
mortgage
Gas
4s
Fuel
&
Water
Lt
Division—
series
series
3%s
RR
&
A6%s
with
ex
1
Nov
Nov
1
1940
1947
1993
B
on
155
145
97%
18
95
10
'87%
AGesfuerel
debs
6s
Guantanamo
5%s
98'A
98'A
93'A
Jan-July
105%
94%
98
105% 108'A
10
81%
130
1161
Jan-July
1970
4s
St Rys 5 'As 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
49
A 7s
with
Nov
1940
1
June-Dec
49'A
99
108'A
131
49'A
46
10
England
3%s
1961
Nippon Electric Fower Co Ltd—
A 1st mortgage 6'As 1953
6V2s
due
extended
1953
Power
1st
1st
1963
to
mortgage
1971
mortgage
3'As
April-Oct
A
with Oct.
1940
1
1960
coupon
Safe
1971
Water
Power
1981__May-Now
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s conv deb 1962_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
Mar-Sept
3'As series A 1973
Jan-July
and
1st
i
ref
M
2%s series C
3'As
series
E
series
F
1979—
California
Southwestern
Spalding
Terni
A 6
(A
Gas
Gas
Gas
G)
Bros
Hydro-Electric
'/2s with
A6'/2s
United
ex
5s
3'As
143'A
149%
91
—
A7s
with
A 7s
ex
Dec
Dec
1947
coupon
91
99%
98'A
Western
Newspaper
ser
A
Union
Util¬
40
roads
ities
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
Bond*
160.05
64.89
171.00
97.82
100.87
100.03
97.22
98.98
159.50
64.73
169.66
97.76
100.60
99.83
97.09
98.82
161.67
64.89
171.30
97.80
100.47
99.91
97.07
98.81
97.66
100.37
99.81
97.05
98.72
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Mon.
Closing
Nov.
22
Wed.
Thurs.
current year are as
v
(Germany)
ACauca Valley
Goods
Utility
Finance
Trade,
series
A
A6s
series
B
103'A
__
98
100
95
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
AS
f
98
97
AHanover
7s
1939
AHanover
(City)
(20%
6s
98%
104
931/2
7s
"
—
108
1105
112
$25
91
66
84
$105
79
$1037A 106
78'A 79'A
$104
104'A
99
Stocks
Shares
1,960,260
2,274,515
2,550,650
2,191,820
Fri. Nov. 25
8,977,245
Total
Ger
6'As
7s
Last
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
$80
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May-Nou
1939
1949
May-Nov
L
oJa.l
—0.2
159.0
143.6
+ 2.5
335.4
265.6
+ 3.0
324.2
204.8
2
Government
Bank
Foreign
Stocks—No. ot
$3,666,500
$417,500
$3,249,000
7,346,000
274,000
7,072,COO
3,210,000
152,000
Holiday
3,058,000
—
256,000"
2,673,000
'
2,929,000
______
$17,151,500
$1,099,500
$16,052,000
High
U. S.
r
Low
113
High
113
157%
182%
89%
120
120
18%
6
97
120
$70
$43%
$80
71
3
—
—
--.
'
71
131
155%
$15,000
$284,000
71,000
17,000
10,000
98,000
48,000
52,000
10,000
110,000
89,000
20,000
7,000
116,000
831,480
$288,000
$278,000
$42,000
$608,000
-
3,250,885
64
70%
42%
Domestic
government
Foreign corporate
43
—
—
of Shares
3,250,885
Bonds
Foreign
Total.
Bonds
$189,000
Holitiav
Week Ended Nov. 25
19 54
1955
Stocks—No.
Total
Bonds
826,885
Fri. Nov. 25
197
Corporate
$80,000
Thurs. Nov. 24
137
83
71
Bonds
Bonds
847,925
744,595
Mon. Nov. 21
27%
__
Foreign
Foreign
Government
Domestic
of
Shares)
100
160%
71
$1501/2 155
Stock Exchange
98
76
5
83
30
$841,531,880
.
89 ya
76
4
84
$104% 109
$954,261,200
Stocks
Jan. 1
— —
83
$23,533,500
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Sold
—
$25
876 ,521,600
Transactions at the American
Total
84
1,5871500
(Number
—
727,151,800
21,930,000
»l,6Sh50»
:
Wed. Nov. 23
$85
969.000
113,384,580
$17,151,500
^
Range since
——
488,000
77 ,237,600
16,052,000
I"IIIIII
EaurSdinTintostafaT.::::::::
*
$26,500
«~iTnnn
Foreten"°nal Ba"k
•
490,186,101
$14,000
Government
25
1954
590,889,850
13,688,210
Bonds
110
Bonds
No.
Jan. 1 to Nov.
1955
1954
8,977,245
Shares
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
1955
108'A
100'A
10
jj.D
Total
Bond
United States
Int'l
Railroad
Week Ended Nov. 25
Week's Range
$178
June-Dec
redeemed)
342.0
0.1
89
106
$85
Feb-Aug
ALima City (Peru) 6'As stamped 1958
Mar-Sept
Maranhao stamped (Plan A)
2'/ss 2008—_May-Nou
AMedellin
7s
stamped 1951
June-Dec
(Prov)
434.0
+
Thurs. Nov. 24
Tues. Nov. 22
1952
+ 0.3
323.2
154-8
322.8
306.6
105%
73%
34
107
103'A 106
Jan-July
6'As
304.2
Number o/ and Miscel.
Total
92%
$100% 102'A
April-Oct
Jan-July
1947
324.7
398.3
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
107
97
—
1947
417.1
100%
84
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
Munic
+ 0.8
+ 1.3
103%
June-Dec
Waterways
&
Cons
secured
334.2
103
101'A
199'A 105
Feb-Aug
Period
1951
269.4
+ 0.7
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
1041/2
Feb-Aug
1952
LOW
High
Change
389.7
431.1
.<
323.6
1545
330.9
315.9
and Service
Wed. Nov. 23_
101
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A6s
394.8
432.3
-1955-
Percent
328.8
411.4
414.5
—
industry
and with highs and lows for the
Nov. 11, '55
18| >55
331.1
—-c-
$25
7s 1951
Nov.
Transportation ••>.—iaa
Tues. Nov. 22
$95
June-Dec
7s 1948
'
of the common
1955, for composite and by major
follows (1939=100):
Composite
—\
Manufacturing 1—
103%
102%
1102%
Low
ABaden
4
1031/4
Interest
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year
7s April 1946
A20-year 7s Jan 1947
47.32 Jan
prices based on the closing prices
compared with the preceding week
groups
103'A
991/4
—
Exchange
68.72 Dec 31
Low
-
,
stocks for the week ended Nov. 18,
98%
94'A
Friday
Stock
nigh
,
79.32
25
1954
for
SEC Index of Stock Prices
98'A
118
95'A
Feb-Aug
BONDS
6805 Jan 18
Range
Holiday
196S
80.11 July 27
Low
79.09
24_
Nov.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
American
1-
for
High
78.76
23
Nov.
Range
79.02
21
Tues. Nov.
Mon. Nov. 21
99'A
$100-
1959
Holiday
Over-the-Gounter Industrial Stock Averages
110
94%
1963—
6s
172.11
Holiday
102
99 %
May -Nov
1956
65.19
163.42
—-
101
Total
10
Grade
24
88
10
103'A
1100
1956
coupon
6s
10
Second
482.62
23—;
102
102
90
199
Jan-July
Washington Water Power 3'/2s 1964
June-Dec
Webb & Knapp Ipc 5sjiebs 1974—June-Dec
West Penn' Traction 5s &960L—-^£_t':ilSS^June-Aug
deb
-Bonds-
Grade
156
Co—
1940
1
1
Corp
Averages
Indus¬
100'A
United Electric Service Co—
Wasatch
.
100'A
102
1970—Feb-Aug
1 1947 coupon 1953
Chemical 6s 1973
&
d Ex-interest,
range),
Ex-stock dividend,
h Exr Transaction for ca$h
481.91
103'/a
$90
Aug
Dye
g
104'A
99
97
1989
year's
range),
477.30
103'A
1971—Jan-July
3s
1940 coupon 1953.
1
Aug
94%
100
195
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
1970
3'As
(Calif.)
Electric
&
&
1
Feb-Aug
1978
3s
Counties
100%
32
Feb-Aug
3s
Southern
'
104
$93
99'A
in .year's
100
_Feb-Aug
1973
B
J__.
1976
Southern
90'A
98
1147
Corp 3s,
series
3s
1976.-
series D
—
102'A
102
1100'A
Jan-July
in
f Ex-distribution,
65
1105
April-Oct
included
(net
included
12%
Util¬
Mining
1100
1998_Jan-JuZy
(not
12%
4%
Rail¬
125
ex Oct 1 1947 coupon 1960
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
Harbor
98
103
1102
6'As
Reading Tube Corp 6s
93'%
100
98
_—...
A6%s
1
197'A
102'A
ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1964___June-Dec
3'As 1970
Jan-July
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co—
Public
2
101
1160
Jan-July
1968
93%
32
93%
93%
3s
37%
37
482.91
18
Durable
100% 101 '
101% 101%
Jan-July
7
First
Non-Durable Goods
101
May-Nov
Ohio
Power
138'A
1105
A7s ex Nov 1
1947. coupon 1952
Mar-Now
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%% 'liq tr ctfs..
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963_
^..i.
April-Oct
New
129'A
1161
1952
coupon
5%
4%
10
'•
&
59
35
171
trials
AHamburg Elev & Underground
i,
7%
__
Total
The SEC index of stock
194%
Mar-Sept
5%
15
Date—
19S
1967
$36%
transaction
1105
5s 1961
2012__Jan-July
Jan-July
20
103%
June-Dec
RR
1919.
'
99'A
100'A
43
48
54
72
100'A 100'A
41
--
57%
81
61'A
May-Nou
1953...
Western
&
1953
debs
conv
71
61'A
1953...—May-Non
coupon
coupon
2s
56%
the
-
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
Flying Tiger Line
6'As
Fri. Nov.
72
__
105
Indus¬
92%
61 »A
170%
61'A
A)
57
10
100
88'A
Jan-July
Mar-Sepf
1956
(Plan
Jan-July
-Stocks-
150
96%
$43%
99%
30
:
May
1965
5s
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co-
A6%s
>
Mar-Sept
Stock and Bond
68
87%
1993_______Afay-Nov
A
2y8s 2008
78
-MM
m+mm
1
103
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.:
are
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
•!
103
n Under-the-rule
High
87%
High
78
$65
June-Dec
104%
60
102
21
$70
June-Dec
1972
5s
June-Dec
<
No.
Low
$70
1997
1
stmpd
Jan. 1
Sold
96%
1998_________ __Quar-Feb
1
series
Bonds
68
102
1145
102
212
Oct
17
High
161 'A
Jun-Dec
...June-Dec
3% Mar
iy8
•
2
Low
Chicago
Jan
15% Jan
'
'
113
Friday
BONDS
Edison
Nov
7f| Mar
57%
5s
Bethlehem Steel
Nov,;
19%
1
;
xl4
14%
£1
deposit receipts.
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
:
American
Feb
Ltd—
American
6%
-Boston
Jun
107%
Aug
*
i
issued)
2
Amer Steel &
19
Jan
12%
103
■
Jan. 1
No.
—
Date
'
&
Range since
Sold
High
,
listed
Nov
%
Woodley Petroleum
5.;
15
3'A
Woodall Industries Inc..
...
Nov
-
9%
'
Jun
Nov
6%
2,800
-
1931
6s
1921
Below
5% Jan
3%
121/4
1,500
15
Bonds
Friday's
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend..IFriday's bid and asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
ABonds being traded flat.
.
'
§Reported in receivership.
!
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit ; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v" non-voting stock; "v t c," voting-trust certificates;
"w i," when issued;
"w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
■
•
■
'
'
(not
Jun
IIIl
;
Wood Newsnaper Machine
Wool worth
4-
14%':
-
200
28%
H 3%
15
1,600
12%
1
__1
Ltd
common..
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr
New
'
25
& Co
Brothers
5%
preferred
Corp
Petroleums
Wilson
12
1
Corp
(R C)
—
—.
"
Mfg
White's Auto Stores Inc____
Wichita
■
1947
(Plan A)
Government
.principal,
37% Aug
*
com
or
Bid & Asked
Afay-Nov
April-Oct
*No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
Nov
30
Weyenberg Shoe
v
a
Nov
Inc
Stationary
Janeiro
A5'As
Mar
Coal
Westmoreland
;
de
% Mar
A J&n
37%
Westmoreland
stamped
(Republic of)
ARussian
Jan
26"%
Nov
2%
24
Jan
•
*
&
17% May
19% Oct
100
Maryland Ry 7%
Tablet
550
1,700
1%
2%
2%
1st pfd__10O
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
'<
Rio
Jan
23,500
..
Sale Price
1947
1927)
Sinking fund 3s Jan
Oct
3
3%
40c
Webb
Amer
Feb
5%
105%
1,600
18%
1
Watch
Western
Jan
Feb
May
AMortgage Bank of Chile
'
Waltham
Western
8"%
Oct
5
50
1121/a 112%
3%
3%
3'A
4%
200
5%
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
.....
100
4%
5%
loo
~__i
Inc
cumulative
$2
ctfs
4%
of
Mortgage Bank of Denmark
'
•
Last
Period
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Peru
Co.,
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
Low
Parana
w
Waco
Stock
„
13% July
6 Va Feb
May
*
Corp
1
High
1
Manufacturing
Vogt
High
i
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
•!
BONDS
Range since Jan.
9%
Corporation
NOVEMBER 25
Friday
Shares
Low
20c
ENDED
Sales
for Week
4,695,770
$288,000
$419,000
278,000
112,000
42.000
73,000
$608,000
$604,000-
Jan. 1 to Nov.
1955
25
1954
204,024,733
135,120,021
$15,270,000
14,969,000
2,683,000
$11,967,000
$32,922,000
$27,098,000
10,433,000
4,698,000
|»<Wa«*^SWW«»MJ«^^
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, November 28,
1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 25
Boston Stock
Exchange
Friday
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Sale Price
Par
American Motors Corp
American
Tel
&
Tel—
100.
Anaconda Company
Boston & Albany RR
Cities Service
Coal
52%
Jan
62
Jan
—
12%
12%
58
—
56 %
57 %
55
44%
4G% May
—
44%
70
35% May
9% Jan
100
*
•
,
1
Hart
Torrington
49
100
57%
10
52%
50%
53%
1,491
—
39%
40%
530
4%
4%
35
29%
120% 123%
66% 66%
61
—
—
—
1
16%
-100
138%
—
—
5
—
*
;
Co
50
—
26%
•
Inc
Co
•
Twist
United
Drill
Fruit
Co
5
Co
*
United Shoe Machinery
Corp
25
U
S Rubber Co
U S Smelt Refin & Min
Co
Waldorf
System
Westinghouse
5
50
Inc
__
53%
Corp
12.50
Nov
71
Feb
33
Nov
Nov
58
Oct
38%
Oct
43%
Oct
4%
Oct
6%
Jan
20% Mar
30%
Nov
98%
203
2%
108
15%
46%
24%
23%
26 %
23%
69%
Aug
Sep
21c
Mar
Oct
18
May
145
28 %
Oct
102
220
65
Feb
Feb
38%
,1% Jan
57
46%
Jan
129 %
130% Mar
1,400
56%
May
7c
20
56%
Jan
Jun
3% July
109
Nov
49% Mar
64% July
50
38 %
46%
287
21%
Feb
Jan
21% Jan
Nov
30% Jun
31%
20
26%
Jan
25% July
31% Nov
24%
25 Va
448
22 %
Apr
25% May
21%
21%
530
53%
54%
1,805
13% Mar
51
Feb
45%
Jun
22
Sep
60% May
54% Nov
53
53
53%
577
45%
46%
110
39% Mar
50%
Jun
—
52 %
52%
67
49% May
60
Feb
14%
57%
Detroit Stock
14%
56%
58
105
,
1,689
Exchange
61% Jun
—
-♦
Electric
Sep
31%
*
DETROIT
Nov
46
1,450
108
Ford Building
50% Sep
Jan
56 %
16%
32
2%
100
62
15
16%
50
137 Va 138 Va
12% Jan
14% Mar
53%
STOCKS
Week's
Par
Allen
Electric
Shares
Low
Company
.—
4%
1,610
2% Mar
1,990
7%
Jan
25%
1%
20%
2
750
Sep
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
20 %
2014
180
5
Burrough Corp
Chrysler Corp
5
—
26%
Last
Par
American Laundry
20
Baldwin
8
Carey
10
Champion Paper
common
Gas
&
Electric
Preferred
com
8.50
100
-
U
Stk
Crystal
90
5
-♦
*
Gibson Art
—
__!
&
10
•
Gamble
class B
common
*
5
Rapid
S
*
Printing
common
Unlisted
American
268
23
Jan
98
98
98
318
67
Jan
22%
22%
450
20 %
Jun
26 Va
*
48%
July
—
48%
146
Continental Motors
46% May
52 %
Nov
1
—
Davidson Bros
1
Consumers
Detroit
Power
common
Edison
20
Detroit
Gray
Iron
1
Detroit
Steel
Corp
1
Economy Baler
Fruehauf
Gar
1
5
Lakes
Oil
&
1.66%
9
Nov
14%
Feb
8%
8%
9
918
6%
Jan
12%
37%
Sep
36"%
6,722
33 Va
Jan
37%
Jun
2%
Sep
Chemical
1
3
16
—
Ball
10
(new)
10
1
1
25
2%
5%
500
2 Va
Nov
4%
Feb
5%.
2,458
5 Va
Nov
9
Jan
1%
1%
106
1%
Nov
3% Mar
1%
746
Oct
3 Via
Jan
640
12 Va Mar
19%
Nov
19
470
16%
„
*
;
—
Gas
&
1
Lt
Co
7
Chemical
—5
5
Eastman Kodak Co
General Electric
General Motors
International
10
Co,
Cash
Pennsylvania
&
Co
Inc
4%
Jan
Jan
12 %
17 Va
12 %
50
11
Jan
13
1
Peninsular
Metal
Products
Airway
—5
Rickel
(H
1
W)
2
Mar
Rudy
Manufacturing
Sherman
46
Jan
43%
Jan
55
Nov
-90
32
Jan
43
43%
Nov
182
39
% May
50%
107%
Sep
99%
193
91
Feb
32%
125
29
Jan
35
30
191
16%
Jan
38
30%
Paper
1
34%
Jan
41
6
5lVa
Sep
53 Va
Products
20%
Jan
61%
65
48%
Apr
22%
67%
25
10
1
Los
Jan
27
Jun
Jan
Jan
52%
49
52%
15
15
15
30
6
26
5%
20
35
5%
228%
—
16%
17 Va
Jun
Apr
American
8%
104 %
Jan
164%
16%
Oct
21
Amer
55%
55%
42%
Jan
56%
95
66%
Sep
Jan
100%
Nov
57%
50
45 Va Mar
31%
62
31%
53
Sep
30 Va
Oct
,39% Feb
15%
15%
46
15% Mar
29%
29%
17%
Feb
80
16
45%
29%
Nov
45%
2
47%
Sep
56%
57
228% 133%
81% 83%
39
154
95
Jan
42%
Jan
43% Mar
157 Va
Jan
68% Mar
60
249 Va
87
Sep
July
Sep
Jan
40%
Jun
—
5
__
25%
—
19%
19:%
100
20%
20%
28
32%
32%
101 % 104%
35
19%
25
J)
15
(Ohio)
10
5
24%
218
74 V2
25%
Aug
May
Va
Feb
105 Va
Nov
50
34
Oct
19%
46%
Feb
10
19
Oct
43%
25
31%
Jan
10
67 Va
Oct
Carbide
Rubber Co
l
10
Steel
Westinghouse
W)
16%
12%
10
Jun
49
July
82
Jun
17%
20
17 Va
Jan
24%
25%
21%
Jun
62
22%
Jan
30 Va
Jun
23%
35
17Va Mar
24 Va
Oct
41%
Jun
Jan
55
50%
Nov
23
34
47%
23
37
50%
50
21%
21%
21%
50
20%
116% 117%
38% 39%
35
75 Va
Jan
158
38%
Nov
39%
Nov
48
50
Jan
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Jun
103
50
47
38
56 %
106
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Mar
Oct
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Nov
48%
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148
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90
43% May
106%
Jan
27%
122
106
Jan
Nov
Nov
41% July
53%
Jun
149 %
Nov
47
47%
105
42%
Jan
23%
23%
80
22%
Oct
50% Sep
27% July
14%
__
109%
&
Dye
Mfg
Airlines
(Un)
2% July
May
Apr
3% Apr
4
Oct
5%
Jan
12
12
12
810
5% Jan
12 %
Nov
39%
38%
39%
1,461
8%
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6%
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28 %
Feb
-i
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14%
Nov
50%
Apr
9% July
6% May
785
6%
Nov
12 %
Jun
375
8%
Jan
15 %
Sep
835
2
15
14%
400
3%
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450
17%
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—
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550
5
Can
Co
1%
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3% Nov
July
10%
Jan
15 %
2% July
15%
Oct
4% Mar
Jan
Inc
(Un)
19%
Co
14%
5
13%
Jan
18
Tel
&
Tel
Armour &
Co
(Un)
,
American Viscose
Feb
Corp
Co.
105% 109Va
31
(Un)—
Manufacturing Corp (Un)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton (Un)
Ealdwin
Securities (Un)
Baltimore & Ohio RR (Un)
Oil
Co
81%
Beckman
Bendix
Jan
116%
common
Budd Company
(Un)
Budget Finance Plan
pfd
Homestead
61% Sep
54 Va
Capital
Airlines
82
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Corp
Case
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57%
50
48%
10
Oct
44% May
Jan
53 Va July
Oil
Oils
(J
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Co
Inc
(Un)
(Un)
Jun
80%
Apr
20/a
Jan
28%
22 4
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33 % July
59%
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63
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Nov
46
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93% Aug
26% Jun
57
Aug
187% July
78%
Sep
125
73%
41%
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69
72%
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52
52
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52
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21
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Nov
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133
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Sep
40% Mar
116%
Oct
38% May
48% May
5
common
Jun
67
Sep
Jan
62
111
—
10
Canadian Pacific RR
(Un)
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
73
7%
98%
217
323
*
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27
61
25
Jan
46
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1.40
10%
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46
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Canadian Atlantic Oil
577a
370
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Oct
—
5
:
Burlington Industries
48
23%
20%
—
15
(Un)_.
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56%
23%
19
8%
5
Borg-Warner Corp
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30
240
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Broadway-Hale
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Bolsa Chica Oil
Corp.
Borden Co (Un)
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48%
23%
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66%
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—
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Aviation
57%
__
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165
*
1
Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)
Bishop Oil Co
60c
Low
a21% a21%
5
1
Co
Barker Bros
Corp
Basin Oil Co
Feb
50
(Ill)
48
__
10
—
16
Bankline
Jan
10
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Nov
1%
Range slnoe Jftii.
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100
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Bandini
Shares
13,350
—
5
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5
15 Va
for Week
9
25
(Un)
Corp
Nov
Sales
Range
Low
Ashland Oil & Ref Co
(Un)
—1
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
(Un)—50
Atlantic Refining Co (Un)
10
Atlas Corp (Un)
5
Canadian
Jul
Week's
of Prices
1.20
1
(Un)
Tobacco
Steel
9% Sep
1% Jun
9
12Va
Smelting & Ref (Un)
American
American
Anaconda Co.
5
642
2,600
95c
(Un)—1
Motors Corp (Un)
American Potash & Chem class B
American Radiator & SS
(Un)—
Armco
825
10%
1%
9
•
(Un)
Cyanamid
American
5
10 %
__
95c
*
(Un)
Jun
July
36%
5
•
25 Va
23
Edison
;
42
45%
147%
Oct
Jan
9%
21
-
Jul
50%
36%
Nov
3%
816
1
Broadcasting Para Thea
Jan
35
75 Vs
17 %
23%
Nov
75%
56
*
17% Mar
20
38
39%
(Ind)_
36 %
50%
•
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36%
43%
—
250
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American
72
98 %
57%
35%
5
3Va
28 V2
10.c
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Pictures
Chemical
American
4
*
Union
Allied
Jul
Jun
__
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Artists
Sep
-
Nov
104%
184
-1
Allis-Chalmers
Nov
56
—
7
37%
32
130
Par
Corp
Aeco Corp
Alleghany Corp
Allied
53%
♦
Oil
(F
Sep
Oct
issued)
Toledo
36% May
12 Va Mar
July
79
Jan
—
Jan
4
Last
Admiral
82% Aug
52% Nov
44%
1.40
Oil
16%
322
187 Va
46%
19%
Feb
1%
28% July
6% Nov
4
Sale Price
Jun
96%
—
Sep
Angeles Slock Exchange
Sep
22
180 % 181 %
29 Va
360
50
Brands
Oil
93
202
33Vhc
Railway Co
Oil
23%
Feb
„
Feb
8Va
29%
3 Va
1
Studebaker-Packard
Wayne Screw
Jan
47%
29%
Oct
8%
160
28 V2
3Va
5
1
Nov
52%
62%
—
1,011
7
__
10
Nov
50
172%
55%
2,230
19 Va
Jan
4%
Sep
July
98
98%
42
—
2%
29%
Jan
May
5
700
Jan
42
2
51
1
RR
(when
2%
37%
2%
1
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Prophet Co
1,320
29%
37%
__
10
*
Raisin
52%
100
Corp
Reynolds Tob
Woolworth
Products
Products
River
53%
178
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new
Sunray
S
1
Oct
49%
Sinclair
U
Nov
43
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—
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S
5
53%
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•
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U
1
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5%
8%
37%
8'4
-
Aug
51%
*
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Radio
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard
90
49%
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South
Apr
52%
10
Co
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New
Nov
29% July
14%
76"%
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J
62%
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5
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New York Central
Northern Pacific
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76
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5V2
Apr
—1%
new
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Inc
Lorillard
Pure
I8V2
5V2
35%
17%
•
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Pan
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1
common
1
17%
71%
—
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Jan
99% Aug
82% Mar
76%
25
10
Curtiss-Wright
L
23 Va
17
—
—
Nov
1%
Nov
22%
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Feb
7Va Mar
53%
19%
72
61%
—
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Jan
Oct
1%
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Parke Davis & Co
23%
—
Oct
3%
44V4
2V2
1
52%
180
4%
7,074
•
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5V2
1
American
City Products
P.
478
155% 158
Mills
Service
Glen
28%
101% 101%
89% 90
100
159
1,335
51
Sep
Sep
5
18%
Mt Clemens Metal common
38
*
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Loew's
Feb
95
53%
18%
Jun
29%
30
3
Steel
Burlington
Du
Oct
90
35% Mar
2%
—
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Manufacturing
Bethlehem
Pr
25%
51
743
569
4'4
50
17%
310
5
3%
50
2%
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High
41%
32%
—
1
Ashland Oil
Day
15
50
5
4%
4 Va Mar
12 Va May
3
Feb
10
&
STOCKS
50
Armco Steel
Dow
Jan
62%
5
343
5
—
200
16%
50%
.
3%
50%
—
1
37%
3
—
1
*
Nov
3u0
—
Industries
Manufacturing
Corp new
Gerity Michigan Corp
G'oebel Brewing
Graham Paige common
101
9
—
Gemmer
;
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1
General Motors
Great
—
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—
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Wood
Stocks—
Airlines
Columbia
99%
—
Amer Radiator
5
American Telephone Ac
Telegraph—100
American Tobacco Co
25
Anaconda Mining
Cities
42%
50
Cyanamid
Avco
37
Jan
43
—
*
Preferred
Amer
95
—
Mfg
Procter
387
24%
26%
*
Hobart
Kroger
U
72
Low
30
July
32% July
—
Scotten Dillon
Co
Randall
27%
*
—
Formica
27%
27%
28
101%
12%
Yd
Range since Jan. 1
26%
62%
—
50
Tissue
Shares
High
70
„
*
Cincinnati Telephone
Cincinnati Transit
Cin
27%
—
Cincinnati
of Prices
23
10
—
Paper
King Seeley
Kinsel Drug
Kresge Co (S
Kysor
Heater
for Week
Low
Jan
Sep
25
Consolidated
Ironite Inc
Salts
Range
26%
16
4%
82% Jan
Oct
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Sale Price
High
4%
19%
1%
Howell Electric Motors
STOCKS
Low
4%
20%
1
—
—
Bearing
Hoskins Manufacturing
Week's
Range since Jan. 1
High
1
McLaren Mfg
Budd
for Week
1
Big Bear Markets
Brown
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Hoover
Friday
Exchange
Exchange
15% Mar
.
52% Mar
3,000
30%
Jan
46
593
9c
50c
—
—
Union
7c
16 %
Stock
Midwest Stock
Friday
29%
—
20
—.100
10%
80
33
57%
—
Association
Webster
49
33
American
Exchange
Telephone: WOodward 2-552S
434
—
—
10
RR
15
—
•
Olin Mathieson Chem
Pacific Mills
RR
14%
50c
Corp
Cement Corp
Detroit Stock
40% Sep
*
Co
Stock Exchange
New York
May
Sep
34
Copper
Norbute Corporation
Northern RR
(N H)
&
155
25
10
National Service Companies
New England Electric System
N E Tel & Tel Co
Stone
Jan
49
1
Shawmut
Jan
Jan
57 V4
Hathaway Bakeries Inc
Pennsylvania
47%
138 %
13%
38%
5
N H &
57
70
(
Members
187% July
83 % Aug
56%
General Electric (new)
Gillette Co
Y,
73%
147%
Oct
Jan
37
.
6% cumulative 1st pfd class A
Eastern SS Lines Inc
N
71%
147
8%
172%
10
Co
First National Stores Inc
Star
85
1,917
180'/a 181%
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Inc
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc
Eastern Mass St Ry Co—
Lone
9
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
1
High
56%
*
Copper Range Co
Island Creek
—
Low
—
Prop
Hecla
Kennecott
—
100
25
Personal
Calumet &
180%
Range since Jan.
High
8%
—
50
Boston Edison
Boston
Low
5
a2
50
40
40%
300
52%
27%
Apr
52%
100
49
Oct
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Oct
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Jun
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Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Par
Caterpillar Tractor (Un),
Celanese
CorD
Cessna
(Un)
*
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Certain-teed
Aircraft
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Chesapeake
57%
266
493/4
Oct
57%
Nov
70
19%
Nov
25 3/a
July
243/4
Ohio
(Un)
Par
Niagara Mohawk Power
Noiuon
(Un)
com
Oct
293/4
Jun
Norris
80
163/4 Mar
20%
Nov
North American
91
30%
Jan
63%
Feb
Northern
43%
Jan
56%
Sep
Northrop
Aircraft
25 3%
55 s/8
56 Va
488
24
25%
350
25%
26%
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20%
Sep
50
183/4
Jan
97%
473
66 %
Jan
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22
475/a
Apr
97%
10
—
29
1
Climax Molybdenum
Colorado
Fuel
Columbia
Gas
(Un)
(Un)
Commercial Solvents
Consolidated
Chollar
Consol Edison
of
N
Sep
16 Va
Continental
Foods
Can
Occidental
Oceanic
Ohio Oil Co
Continental
Co
&
Continental
Oil
Co
Curtiss-Wright Corp common
Records
Decca
Deere
&
Dome
Mines
Mathieson
Aircraft
Douglas
icneuiicttx
Paofic
Clay Products
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
Gas
193/4
Nov
25%
Feb
47%
Jan
preferred
Dresser
du
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8c
Sep
20c
Jan
5%
45%
Jan
52 3/a
Aug
Pacific
*
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(JE
Lighting
Sep
Pacific
Airlines
Eastern
Nemours
Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
El
Natural
Paso
(Un)
190
76%
Jan
80 3/4
803/4
Nov
Pacific
Tel
10%
Jun
123%
Oct
Pacitic
Western
8%
Nov
14%
Feb
Pan American World Air
89 va
Sep
a90
30
743/4
Jan
5Va
2,350
3%
Oct
28 %
•
30
2,180
16%
250
14% Mar
18% July
85
49%
320
-
Oct
5% Nov ;
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16
Jan
30
&
Paramount
'
1
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•
Emerson
Radio
Railroad
Phonograph (Un)
(Un)
&
Co
Food
Trailer
(Robert)
(Un)
General
Motors
General
Paint
54
155
103/4
Jan
14% July
;
350
10
Aug
50
12
Nov
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2.25
2.25
21%
;
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:
1.60 July
4.25
General
Telephone
Tire
Gladden
&
70-
-
293
5%
9
Jan
353/4
Jan
Ranch
Products
Gladding,
313/4
Sep
190
34
July
423/4
Feb
59%
1,010
51
Mar
79% Mar
52'/a
1,386
463A
1,050
6%
28 %
10
r
Nov
Oct
53%
St
Glidden
McBean
Co
&
Co,
Great
Oil
Lakes
&
Seaboard
Seaboard
100
153/4
Feb
173/a
Nov
17
Feb
18 3%
Nov
39%
Oil
Roebuck
Sears
1,
'
Rights
Great.Northern
Greyhound
RR
333/4 Mar
367/8
Oct
45
July
50
51%
Jan
,'643A
Nov
1,220
2.55
Jan
610
203/4
Feb
30
37%
Oct
21c
Jun
35c
Jan
Socony-Mobil
Jan
9
Nov
Solar
31%
33%
30c
2,850
9
^9c
200
6%
(Un)
Gulf,
Mobile &
3
Ohio
(Un)
1%
Servel
435
1/256 1/128
4,600
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80
14%
14%
443
13%
Jan
38
38 V8
180
32%
33%
v
—
38%
*
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Gulf Oil Corp (Un)_
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Hoffman
class A__
Oil
Shell
Nov
Electronics
1%
Honolulu
Hunt
Oil
Foods
4.48%
44 Va
Jan
>
Sep
1
-
„•
Inc
Oil
Hupp
Corp
36%
Jan
433/4
88%
Sep
Illinois
Central
32
21%
22%
1.20
29%
4,557
20%
1,745
44%
Oct
Jan
3iy8
65
35
Oct
45
41
Oct
413/4
-
Nov
a303/e a303/8
90
22% Mar
31%
Jun
(Un)
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50
4%
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20
59%
Feb
9
Jan
Sep
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13
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*
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Intex
Oil. Co
1,
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7%
8,000
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7c
67'A July
__
28
20c
Feb
35%
10
60
Jan
30
88%
Apr
28" " 28
8%
83/4
271
24
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Oct
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Nov
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15c
14c
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international Nickel (Un)
4
International Paper (Un)
,
International Tel & Tel (Un)_—
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1
10c
__
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40c
19c
3,100
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55
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•
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Jones & Laughlin Steel (Un)„
;
51
49%
.
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Kaiser
Alum
Chem
&
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com
Kaiser Motors Corp,,,,—
Kennecott
Copper
Corp
Kern County Land Co
Lear
119
*
2ya
(Un).
6%
Lincoln
Petroleum
Lockheed
Loew's
Aircraft
Co
Mascot Oil Co
80c
Mar
Merck & Co Inc
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Service
Low
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Cities
High
Sale*
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of Prices
Sale Price
1
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Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)__;
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Last
1
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25
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
57%
—
NOVEMBER
Friday
Shares
Low
10
ENDED
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
a20%
a2l
al33al36%
Sep
58
18
Mar
25
Aug
150
18
Jan
24%
Jun
Nov
28% Jun
20
244
*
1,164
766
38
%
Jan
32%
Feb
533A
Oct
83
Feb
Oct
83
24
60
200
Feb
U
A Nov
21c
Nov
45c
30
11%
Oct
14
65
46 Vs May
Nov
2,400
9
a__
100
'
23
30
97%
—
May
Apr
52% Sep
a__
May
27%
Jan
Feb
128%
Sep
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, November 28,
1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
ENDED NOVEMBER
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Low
Par
Abbott
Admiral
Akron
Brass
Allied
Castings
(Un)
211/8
21%
300
20%
Nov
35% Sen
30 Va Feb
9
9
200
7% Jan
10%
10%
100
8%
Jan
11
8%
8%
100
7%
Jan
11
•
46%
36
Jan
67 %
1,500
61%
Oct
1,400
21
Jan
29
Jun
26%
27
22 Va
Jan
33
Sep
12.50
45%
45%
45%
600
38% May
45% NOV
10
61%
59%
61%
400
48 % Mar
63% Sep
36
36
100
29% May
36% Oct
25%
8%
25%
100
1,800
1,000
23% Oct
8% Oct
35% Apr
8%
46%
200
(Un)
1
(Un)—
Cyanamid
American
Investment
Co
Co (111)
1
Foundry.
American Machine &
7
Motors Corp
American
Stand San
American Rad &
American Tel
& Tel
(Un)
100
American
Viscose
Anaconda
Cooper Mining (Un)
Corp
Warrants
,—5
common
&
Santa
Athey
Products Corp
Atlantic Refining Co
Automatic
Washer
common
1
79 Va
69
*
100
63 %
Nov
74%-
200
47%
Jan
52
1,800
16%'
1,100
6%
7
14%
154V4
15
v
4
12%
12%
12%
36V2
35%
36%;
Manufacturing
Corp
.
5%
3
3%,
5%
Tel
Illinois
Gas
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings
Inc
Kansas
Power
&
Light
(Un)
(Un)
Knapp
Kropp
Salle
La
Nov
Extension
Laclede Gas Co
Leath
Co
&
100
8% Jan
40% Sep
Gas
common
Brach
Brad
&
Sons
Foote
(E
Gear
Company
Burlington Industries Inc
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Calumet
Hecla
&
3%
Nov
3% Nov
(Henry
Medusa
5%
Nov
8% Apr
Merck
Canadian
Carrier
Pacific
Corp
4% %
111
(Un)
$1.50
55
C)
&
Mfg (new)
(Un)—;
Portland
&
Co
Cement
200
28%
27%
28 %
800
23 %
Jan
23
July
21% Aug
34 Va Jun
13 %
13
13 Va
500
12%
Nov
13% Nov
33
31%
33
300
29 %
Jan
35%
52%
52%
52%
300
49%
Oct
51
51
50
Aug
52%
19%
700
19%
Nov
26 %
35
35
35%
1,100
30%
Jan
36 Va
28%
1,200
24
Jan
30%
25
300
23%
56
700
49%
Cleveland Electric Ilium
Clinton Foods Inc
Sep
May
16 %
Jan
300
17% Aug
21% Sep
100
35
Oct
40
85%
100
82%
Oct
10 Va
3,300
98%
200
9
1,200
58 Va
32
32
48
95%
96
36%
37
100
Va
3,900
350
V*
200
Jan
66 %
•
Jan
101
Nov
May
30% Sep
62
25
41%
41%
42
1
26%
Jan
84
Jan
64 Vi
62
64%
9 %
9
9%
600
8
8%
4,400
32% Nov
48 Va
Nov
100
July
Sep
29%
1,200
May
9
41
45 Va
Jan
17 %
Feb
47%
Jan
Nov
14% Feb
6% Jan
9% May
29% Nov
16
Jan
10
Manufacturing
Chemical
Eastern
Electric
(E
I)
Air
de
Foremost
of
(Un)
&
Mfg
43 V8 Mar
600
19% Oct
229
229 %
400
157% Jan
49%
600
37 %
48%
76
68 %
9%
76
1,228
16
5
16
300
9%
Inc
_
9%
300
General Public Utilities
(Un)
Telephone Corp
Gibson Refrigerator Co
Co
Goldblatt
Co
-
-
Goodyear Tire
Gossard
new
_
_
com
i.
w
1%
Greif
Bros
Greyhound
Griesedieck
__
20
13
Jan)
16 Va
30%
30%
100
29%
Oct
35
Mar
10
10
200
10
Nov
22
July
Nov
10
North
American
53
400
23
May
34
Jan
500
42 V4
Oct
46
V* Oct
3,000
73%
Apr
105%
44%
100
43 Va
Oct
9 Vt
10,300
7%
Nov
44% 46
Illinois
44%
_9%
26
23 Va
(Minnesota)
Edison
Oil
Co
Co
Olin-Mathieson
Pan American World
Peabody Coal Co
Philco
Service
31% May
38% Sep
Pullman
33%
Jan
37%
Pure
19%
Sep
59 % Sep
23% Jan
Oil
Co
69 Va
200
47%
32 Vt
500
16 Vt
16 Vt
50
19%
19%
19%
8,000
75%
75
75%
200
66
Jan
82
Jun
16%
16%
16%
800
16%
Jan
18 V*
68
68
69
1,300
55
Jan
73
Sep
Sep
24%
24
25
1,500
20 Va
Jan
31
Aug
51%
51%
400
44%
Jan
52 Va
3i%
32%
34%
1,800
30%
Oct
37%
Jun
55%
57%
1,900
50
Mar
64 v*
July
17 Va
1,000
17
Jan
15%
Jan
*
Nov
Radio
~9
class
Jan
57
Jun
May
76
36%
9 V8
20,000
25 Vt
24% r27%
14,750
25%
25
25%
900
(Un)
23%
2,900
41%
41
(Un)
Feb
Rexall
10
Sep
Richman Bros Co
Oct
7
Nov
22
26% Aug
14% Aug
'
Jan
19
Jun
Southern
Co
53%
Nov
Southern
Jin
Sep
Southwestern
Jan
.
6 Va
River
Raisin
Rockwell
Paper.
St Louis Public Service
Jun
3Vt Feb
Feb
Mar
79% Mar
Oct
56% Jun
class A
Schenley Industries (Un)
Schwitzer
Sears
Roebuck
New
&
common
Co
old
South
Bend
Lathe Works
(UnV-,4—e
Co
Public
Feb
Oct
44 Vt
38%
39 Vt
700
37
Oct
44% Mar
13%
13%
550
13%
Jan
18
62%
64%
400
51
Jan
66
Jun
19
19
Standard Oil Co
16% May
1% Nov
20
Aug
Standard Railway Equipment
Sep
Sperry Rand Corp
Spiegel Inc common
Jun
3 % Mar
19%
150
16% May
20%
Vt
25%
Sep
200
22 Vt
27%
Oct
1%
1%
900
1%
Nov
1/128 1/128
40%
40%
9,700
1/128
Nov
Oct
34% Mar
92 %
22
29%
29%
100
14%
300
13%
10%
11
121
10%
3%
Jan
of
Standard
Oil
N
45-
of
36% Jan
49
May
64% Aug
48 V4
Jan
31%
Oct
43 V4
Jun
79%
83%
1,100
70 Va May
83%
Nov
37%
38%
400
37%
43
69 Va
70 Vt
400
57
38
400
-
Nov
Sep
Oct
24%
Jan
30 %
Jan
16% July
Jun
33
700
30 Va Mar
33% Sep
46 V*
300
37% Jan
55 »A
Jun
Nov
U
Nov
Nov
25%
Apr
iil
ft
89,900
15%
16%
800
,
50%
51
Va
1,400
9%
9%
300
n
15
41 V» May
7%
25%
•; 54% Sep
Jan
10 Va
50 Va
50
10
50%
600
40
Mar
25%
25%
600
24
Jan
14%
14%
200
IOV4
30%
200
25
31
Jan
Jun
Nov
Mar
15 Va
Jan
30%
Nov
12
14 V4
Oct
31'A NOV
Sylvania
Texas Co
Texas
27
Jan
48 Vt
Oct
27
Trane Co
26%
500
23%
Nov
35
Jan
25%
26
28% Aug
14% July
25 Va
Jan
Vi
12%
400
9%
Jan
48 Vt
150
44 Vt
Jan
49 %
July
6%
100
3Vt
Jan
9Vs
Feb
20th
33%
33%
50
27%
Jan
Nov
208
Trav-ler Radio
Tri
Nov ;
1
21%
21%
200
18 Va
24 Va
Sep
6
56%
57
500
49 Vt Mar
59%
Jun
26 V»
26'A
200
24 Va
28 Va May
19%
600
Oil
18
800
51V4
Jan
26%
26%
26%
100
25%
Oct
23%
21%
23%
2,400
21»A
Nov
16 V4
16
16'A
500
10 Va
Jan
2%
1,300
86%
48% 50%
145 y4 148%
3,900
2iy8 Mar
Jan
58%
1
19%,
2'A
*
86
400
1,100
July
65
,
I
28%
Jan
29%
Jun
17
Nov
Jan
3% July
Jan
95 Va July
42% May
106% Jan
53% July
1%
74
149%
NoV
47
47%
700
42%
Jan
50%
14 Va
i3%
14 Va
1,900
8%
Jan
14 Va
NOV
36
34
36
1,100
24 y4
Feb
38 Vj
Oct
July
15
14
14
14'A
500
10 V4
10 Va
10%
1,800
51 "Va
49%
52%
6,000
31%
1
23%
23%
23%
700
21%
50 Va
50
50%
44%
2,100
45
Oct
52 Va July
100
43
Oct
46
V* NOV
Jan
120
Nov
7.50
44%
118%
116% 118%
12% Mar
9
Aug
15%
Jan
Jan
52%
Nov
Sep
27 V*
Jun
500
84
43%
43%
200
Nov
27
26
27%
950
26% May
20% Jan
43%
•
27%
Nov
5
15 Va
15
15 Va
1,200
13%
Jan
17% July
46%
46Va
100
42%
Nov
59 Va Mar
42%
700
37% Mar
2'A !;2%
3.33%
Co
2
—
2
42%
1
(Un)
common
Century-Fox Film
Corp
(Un)
-
Sep
1
5
Co
Products—
Corp
Corp
Corp
So La Salle St
1
X56%
1
).
Coal
19%
Jun
Jan
58Va
t
Nov
40
25
Continental
Truax-Traer
NOV
Jan
38%
117
5
Toledo Edison Co
(The
Feb
120%
74%
25
Tool
Transamerica
21
10
Producing
100
27 Va Aug
Jun
100
147V*
(The)
48 Vt
Nov
16 Va
Oct
17 V4
1,300
10
Electric
Gulf
Oct
20 Va
300
39%
_15
Company
Power
13%
100
39
39
Sep
Sep
1,500
19%
19%
117
3
(Un)
Sundstrand Machine Tool
&
Va
Feb
14'A
21%
14
21%
19
(Ohio)
J
Stone Container Corp
Studebaker-Packard Corp
6%
34
10
50 Va
Stewart-Warner Corp
6V4
6%
15%
51 Vt
86%
Sunray Mid Continent
11 Va
41 Va
32%
*
Swift
92%
71 Va Mar
May
32% Oct
46'A
—
—25
41
Jan
4% Mar
California
Indiana
1/64 Nov
90
Oct
Oil
48 Va
——
24% July
700
2%
Oil
Standard
48 Vt
-10
Jun
Mar
17% Mar
200
Warrants
Standard
Thor
common
166
Oct
146
2
7Vt
39%
Oct
6%
For footnotes
see page
Nov
30'A
50c
200
850
27%
Jan
200
2.50
—*
4,300
*
Jan
37%
5
5
(Un)
Service
40%
i
Jun
15
22%
—.—5
issued)
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Sinclair Oil Corp
40
12
9%
33 Va
*
(when
40
ft"
18% July
'
13%
26
Jun
22
Jan
57
by Va
1
13%
3
I
41%
1.40
Corp
45 Va July
13% Nov
36 Vt
14%
1
Aug
5
5
39 Va
__
Hibbard Spencer
Bartlett
Hupp Corporation
23% Aug
17% Mar
5
Spring & Axle__
39
27
Sep
Nov
July
39
8,700
33
17
82%
*
—
Pacific
3<>%
Jan
3
——
—
Oct
•
Sep
Feb
Feb
32%
*
Drug (Un)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco class B
33%
6%
72
Jan
24
13%
57
5
Jan
15%
44
—
100
22%
32
8,200
1
155% 155%
22%
*
4
Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
18%
*
9
155%
*
Mar
43
92%
A
200
16
16
5
*/8
15
7%
38%
(Un)
Corp of America
14
0
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17%
5
Quaker Oats Co
247
46%
1/128
common
Sep
32
Indiana
(Un)
200
19
July
69%
32 y*
3
Company
2,500
25
Nov
49
32
37% Nov
Nov
3,000
19
45%
15
Jan
800
*
——
common
Co of
52%
25 Va
Jan
Jan
150
400
45
Airways (Un)___ 1
Phillips Petroleum Co
60 %
1
Jan
14%
——_5
(Un)
Corp
51
200
Nov
41 Va
5% convertible prior preferred
25
Pennsylvania RR
bO
Peoples G-as Light & Coke
100
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
33%c
Pfizer (Charles) & Co
1
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12.50
18%
1%
24
Vt
1
Corp
Patterson-Sargent Co
56%
1%
11% May
43%
12
—
Chem
17 Va
50
Sep
Jan
14%
10
■
20% Mar
19
7
100
(Un)
Jun
*
800
Co—
Manufacturing Co—
Ohio
Nov
1
9JA Nov
29
Jun
5
Ry
Power
12
300
8%
26
45
5
(Un)
16%
100
■
Oct
14%
*
Northwest Bancorporation
Ohio
89 Va
10
(Un)
Pacific
Northern States
200
<
122
26
8%
8%
(Un)—.—1
Corp
Northern
,
240
j
45
Nov
1
Co
16%
«'<
7%
July
*
Corp
Northern Illinois Gas
13%
51
101% 105%
104%
*
5
1
19
—
(Un)
Aviation
North American Car
Northern
16%
38%
Jun
26%
7
6%
6%
1
Mfg—
Sen
49%
Nov
33
&
2%
38%
24% Nov
41
Tile
New York Central RR
230
(Un)
10% Mar
Jan
2%
*
Co
Door
22%
200
Nov
2%
•
Cooperage
&
400
200
14Vt
89 Va
HVt Sep
13%
_
Hallicrafters Co
Hammond Organ Co
Harnischfeger Corp
Heileman (G)
Brewing Co
Hein Werner
Corp
:
Huttig Sash
23 Vt
20
14
Jan
69
preferred
Corp
23
20
23
55%
Jan
49%
Nov
300
Feb
•
Towing
non-cum
Nov
,
Nov
25 Vi
'
89 Va
9%
38% V
85%
Oct
83%
57%
_
Lakes
20%
25%
Co
100
_
Drug Stores
Great Lakes
Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Oil &
Chemical
Rights
800
5
Lead
100
Gray
Great
1,100
25 Vt
26
Gas
13 Vt
Co
Corp
85%
24%
23%
10%
10
_
& Rubber Co
(W H)
Graham-Paige
77 Vt
25 Va
Nov
43% Feb
23%
64%
r"
Feb"
84
61 Va
Oct
64%
5
35
July
1,300
Aug
10%
60%
Nov
23 Va
2,000
May
11%
(Un)
Bros
33 Va
1
—
(The)
Glidden
35
32%
19
20%
52%
General
Gillette
34%
19
500
.
V
35
32%
19 Va
7,700
Corp
.—1
General Motors
Corp new com.i -1.66% *
34%
6%
500
1,750
3
Finance
Jan
Jun; ..,'
;* 800
.
900
4%
2
;
,
57% July
8% Jan
45% Mar
200
13%
Contract
General Dynamics
Corp (Un)
General
Electric
Co
7%'
48
NOV
19%
22%
.
General
400
Nov
20
14%
2%
Jun-
1,100
50 %
Apr
24 V»
23 Va
21%
1
32
39%
22%
19%
14'A
10%
Jan;>
15% Sep
26 Va
•
;.
19%
4%
a.
18%
50%
"7%
*
Cylinder
21%
2.50
400
24 Vt,
38
2
Container Corp
14%
___
Transportation
Corp
Candy Corp
13% Jan
.
9% May
30% Jun
A
2
Box
500
15%
•».
*
10
4
■
Feb
Oct
Co
1.25
Auto__
Gen Amer
General
200
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Brewing
General
57
20 Va
5
:
Inc
Four-Wheel Drive
Fox (Peter)
General
56
20
229%
.
Rights
America Inc
Gamble-Skogmo
32
20
1
Watch
Dairies
37%
1,800
1,600
5
Inc
Controller
Flour Mills
37%
1
Nemours
Lines
National
300
37
5
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
Pont
36%
37%
10
Corp
Co
36%
20
Co
Nov-.
22%
23
Public
Company
14 Va
200
Sep
47 %
Nov
300
28
101% May
12% Jun
65
300
16 Vt
29 v4
Nov
46 %
42%
16%
1
Sep
2,250
39%
16%
—
29 %
2,200
42%
1
200
5
National
66% Nov
33% May
33% May
14% Apr
38% Mar
1
—5
14%
,
11V, May
—1
Oak
*'
—
Motors Corp
Cudahy Packing Co
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
Elgin
64 %
45 Vt
15
Continental
Du
20%
48%
,.
Aug
National Standard Co
56% Sep
25% Jan
700
r—
Jan,..
National
27% Apr
29 % Jun
200
'
Columbia Gas System (Un)
Commonwealth Edison common
Consolidated Cement Corp
Dodge
Apr
Jan
2,200
Vt
96%
*
100
...
Jan
26 Va
55%
58%
1
common—
26
26%
97%
8V4
.
National Distillers Prod
Sep
10
100
V 26%
10%
6%
Industries Inc.
National
Feb
28%
9%
10%
Apr
42
Chemical
class
National
Jan
10
40
Co
Napco
Jun
19%
Mfg
Conv
Jun
19%
85%
4 Va Mar
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
63% Apr
10
Jun
27 Va
Portland Cement
Monsanto
Feb
17
19%
Dow
3%
20%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pacific Ry Co—*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp—
25
5 Va
300
300
16 Va Mar
,
16%
40
Oct
450
16% Mar
47%
66
20 %
To
3
Aug
57% Jun
3%
2%
2,700
300
Jan
Oct
17
100
1,500
29
1,100 "
34%
57
20%
26
preferred,
4%
47
2% Aug
19%
4Va
29
500
*
.)
127 Va
"
45 Vt
2%
Ry
Jan
29
2%
25%
Northwestern
Jan
38
47
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morris (Phillip) & Co
Mount Vernon (The) Co common
Chicago
99 Va
300
12.50
Aug
65
200
200
46%
Sep
1
—10
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Mississippi River Fuel
Sep
50
25%
21%
121 Va
'
58%
1
4 %
10
58 %
25%
Edison
pfd_
Modine
65%
&
prior
Sep
Apr
22%
Deere
$1
36
26
Detroit
Inc
22% Apr
65 Va
City Products Corp
Cleveland Cliff's Iron
4%% preferred
Hart
&
Jan
*
Service
165
Miller
Jan
26Vt
41% SeD
24 Va Mar
3
=
10
16%
*
Cities
Jan
Utilities
South
24%
common
A
Oct
104%
3% Sep :
31% May
57% Apr
Middle
200
26 Vt
54
IV.;
400
56
32% Mar
500
4
44%
1
1,100
46%
21%
Sep
36% Aug
35% July
V
30% Jan
21% Jan
119
119
—12.50
—_
35
25
37
-16%c
34%
*
(Un)—
(Un)
$3 convertible preferred
series
45%
100
158
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
5%
Oct
Corp—
Products
51%
36%
15
;
—
44%
5
49%
Mar
31
Oct
37
Sep
Sep
47
Jan
26%
113 Vi
Jan
30 %
4
1
Co
L)
Missouri
10
Jan
23%
—
200
—*
43%
200
•
16%
50
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
Chicago Corp common
&
24%
10
preference
conv
Certain-Teed
2% Jan
450
25
—
of America
Secur
25%
5
Central & South West Corp..
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Central
100
5
common
Celanese Corp
2% J
1
preferred
100
400
38%
Ky
Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Mickeiberry's Food Products——.
Apr
5
Inc
44
1,500
of
*
Budd
Jan
28
——
16%
20c
83%
34
10%
5
Works
100
28%
1
10
J)
;112
27%
common
Elec
&
(Glenn
500
93A
54%
86%
:
Marquette'Cement
2,400
6
—50c
158
Jan
*
65
'
58%
13% Feb
34% May
24% Max
55
200
24
Lytton's
Jan
5
Jan
79%
Va
NOV
Jan
*
41V4
15
154%
57
5
Nov
14 %
Jan
12
Steel
Jun
28%
26
Louisville
50
Fisheries
41
400
33%
(Un)
Jan
600
Corp (Un)
Corp
Borg (George W) Corp
Borg-Warner Corp
Booth
40% Sep
Nov
30%
common
Jun
7%
61 %
25%
Jan
35%
27%
University
17
12%
25%
May
28%
1,200
44
33 %c
Jan
61 %
10
68 Va
1,050
112
*
—
Oct
16% Feb
12%
Co
1,000
38%
78%
5
Monarch Co
Forge
Co
Mar
25% May
V. 90 Va Sep
36%
79%
8.75
j„i-
Jun
23
90
30%
10
Kimberly-Clark Corp
July
67 V»
,
37%
29%
33 %c
com
Kennecott Copper Corp
Nov
52
1,000
3%
\
36 Va
38%
•
(Un)
Kaiser Alum & Chemical
SeD
13
;——;
—
Aug
—1
(Un)
Electric
&
Jones & Laughlin Steel
Feb
*
Belden Manufacturing
Bendix Aviation Corp
Bethlehem
(Un)
Co
16 Vt
,
.—10
Tel
&
Merritt Chapman & Scott
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
100
—*
(Un)
Power & Light Co
Martin
__1.50
Co
Iowa
Co—
—_
17 %
5
& Chemical
Nickel
5%
300
17%*
87%
■*
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
124
18 Va May
:—-•
12%
50Q
100
Co
International
82% Aug
36% May
11% Mar
2,000
142% 154%
10
.
Feb
"
14%
50
Fe
63%
62%
15%
16%
7 '•
:_±.
—
—
Topeka
63%
19%
19 Vi
187% July
600
73%
731%
10
19%'
1
Iowa
27% Jun
Jan
173
700
77%
76%
13%
21% Mar
49%
50
Ashland Oil & Refining common
Atchison
76%
22%
180% 181
_—_——25
Steel
&
180%
25
—
Corp.
Co (111)
22
22
5
Co
Tobacco
American
8%
5
400
Aug
19%
High
Feb
58 %
International Paper (Un) ———7.50
International Shoe Co
*
80% Apr
23 %
14%
100
Harvester
International
61% Mar
67
23%
850
Co—
International Mineral
July
7/8
46
18%
64%
"
"
Apr
23%
18
64%
1
Co
Development
International
Oct
12
Low
18%
64 %
89%
Products
Steel
Range since Jan. 1,
High
*
RR
Interlake Steamship
Broadcasting
American
Avco
Jan
Inland
48 % Jan
26
*
(Un)
Paramount Theatres
New
38% Nov
200
20
1
Mfg
American Can Co
Armour
400
-50C
—
American Airlines
42%
32%
Shares
10
Co
Steel
Industrial
High
41%
5
—:
Laboratories
Allis Chalmers
Armco
Indiana
Low
High
.1
Mfg
Corp
American
Range since Jan. 1
Share*
1
Aluminum
Alleghany
Central
32%
42V4
5
Co
Corp
Advanced
Brick
Illinois
10
Laboratories
Steel
Illinois
ot Prices
Salt Price
Acme
Sale*
for Week
Low
Par
for Week
Week's
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
r*m*4-lo» traiuMtlona only
Friday
Range
of Price*
Last
STOCKS
Sale*
Week's
Friday
Midwest Stock Exchange
2%
1
26%
1
1
»
—
__
48 Va
Sep
4JA
Jan
28 Vi
Jun
1,900
2V4
26%
,26%
600
23 Va
Oct
23'A
23 V4
100
18%
Jan
23%
Sep
26%
26%
300
26% Mar
31 Va
Jan
63 'A
63 V4
40
60 V* Aug
65
Oct
Nov
-v
*
'
5485
Number
Volume 182
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
39
(2283)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED NOVEMBER 25
,
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Priee
Par
Union
Carbide
& Carbon Corp
Union
Electric
of
Union Oil of
Mo
California
(Del)
Co (Un)
U
S
Rubber
U
S
Steel
(Un)
y2
Range since Jan. 1
Low
200
67/a
500
58
553/4
58'/8
2,900
313/4
59
Feb
Oct
6
Jan
71/8
Feb
Sale Price
Par
Abbott
15%
143/4
I5y2
51
Jun
Co
10
ACF
40 %
62'/4
Sep
Air Reduction Co
May
1,000
8% Jan
15% Mar
Stores
Inc
305/8
31l/4
700
271/4 Sep
311/4
Nov
22y8
22y8
200
20
28%
Jun
56 3/4
58
1,400
27%
29
500
265/8
Nov
313/4
»
Sep
15%
15%
100
15
Feb
20%
Jan
.2%
Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
Westinghouse
Wieboldt
3iy4
5
Union Telegraph
Western
12%
common
Bankshares Corp
Wisconsin Electric Power (Un)
Wisconsin
573/4
*
193/4
19%
10
Wisconsin Public Service
Co
53% Oct
19i/2 Jan
1,200
82
Feb
223/4 Mar
100
36
Aug
221/4
400
211/4 Jan
243/4
Sep
48%
221/4
341/4
22
10
(F W)
Sep
341/4
10
Woolworth
20
Shares
Industries
(Un)
25
*
a67%
483/4
800
46
52 7/8 July
31 »/8
Jan
May
Aluminium
a67% a67%
a36% a36%
(Un)
20
67%
Co
17
alio
50
67%
435
American Motors
120
59
80%
Oct
75%
Jun
July
Apr
117
Jan
Sep
233/4
233/4
980
21
Jan
29 Va
263/4
27
465
22%
Jan
33% July
46Va
10
a61%
(Un)
(Un)
745
48
Nov
46 Va
38% May
393
63%
Sep
26
26
200
18%
Jan
26
Nov
14y4
8%
14%
130
13%
Nov
14%
8-%
295
a21% a22%
105
a22'/4
5
Mar
8%
13 Ve
49
41%
Jan
1,104
173%
Jan
a76% a773/4
a64% a64%
49
;
Jan
Jun
57
Mar
180% 180%
Oct
27
Nov
22
150
(Un)—*
Refining
46Va
a60a61'%
__
*
5
_
453%
Jun
26
20
(Un)
American Smelting &
10%
93% Mar
63 %
Nov
38
Jan
27
12y2
American Radiator & S S
66% July
Jan
Mar
7%
233/4
(Un)
American Foreign Power
29
1
(Un).i
American Factors Ltd
47%
27
High
45% July
NOV
(Un)__l
(Un)
com
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
38%
490
* a 108 % al08% al08%
Ltd
American Can
—
10
8%
8%
alio
67%
—
*
(Un)_
Bdst-Para Theatres
American
—
1
American Airlines Inc com
Amer
Low
a423/4 a423/4
Inc
Range since Jan. 1
High
a423A
(Un)
Dye Corp
Allied Chem &
Low
_5
Allls-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
Walgreen
for Week
common
Laboratories
403/4 Feb
Alleghany Corp
•
Sales
Range
of Prices
Apr
475/8
Exchange
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Sep
100
4 7 5/8
1161/4
273/4 Jan
100
46
Friday
High
81 '/a Mar
1,000
52 y2
6%
162/3
Works
Shares
47%
5
Corp
Van Dorn Iron
52
l
San Francisco Stock
for Week
High
107% 108%
29 %
29 3/8
io
25
Corporation
United
v
of Prices
Low
•
(Un)
Sales
Aug
BONDS
& Tel 37/aS
Amer Tel
1967
130% 1303/a
$115,000
130% Nov
1303/8
Nov
American
Viscose
New
Frirlntr
Friday
American
Tel
Arundel
of Prices
531/4
100
Tel
&
1801/2
Electric Co
Shares
Range since Jan. 1
Low
High
52%
40
Mar
70%
Sep
50'%
185
50Va
Nov
50 Va
Nov
250
20
—*
73%
73%
74%
584
47 Va
Jan
82% Aug
723
46y2 Nov
2,140
1723/4 Jan
300
23% Aug
287/a
25
283,4
29%
28%
1,809
Oct
—
Co
58 y4
Atlas
Feb
187% July
28% MarSOya
Oct
Atok-Big
„
Wedge
13
Baldwin Securities Corp
i0
15%
50
:
Budd Company
15%
15%
39%
20 Va
5
12
Jan
24% Mar
Jan
3%
4% Aug
393/4
203/4
20 Va
715
456
366
9%
Petroleum
Bandini
153/4
1.80
Co
Publishing Co
42 Va
42%
43%
783
37%
Oct
97%
96%
99%
943
66 %
Jan
700
6 3/a
Sep
1
6%
—
7
23
Cons Mining
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
July
44%
Apr
101
39%
39%
Duquesne Light Co
35
34%
10
,
Nov
9%
Jan
Boeing. Airplane Co (Un)
Bolsa Chica
Oil Corp
39%
259
303/8
Jan
39%
35%
518
34
Jan
38'/a. July
Nov
Stores
Fidelity
Deposit
&
Garfinckel
General
Co
(Julius)
Motors
pfd
83
10
28
Jan
34%
Feb
82
Oct
91%
Feb
Burroughs
28%
30
240
23%
Jan
31
Jun
49%
51%
5,781
433/4
Oct
54 y8
Nov
Calaveras
Va
%
340
%
Sep
2 y2
Jan
Calamba
International
(Glenn
Merck
&
15 Va
10
L)
Nov
12 3/a
July
250
11% Mar
15/4
Nov
100
7%
15%
15%
—
323/4
33
107
23 y4 July
433/4
Feb
24%
32%
1
16%c
Inc_
Co
17%
100
11% July
53/8 Jan
17%
7%
10
Resistance
Lehigh Coal & Navigation—
Martin
17%
1
25%
976
20%
30%
Apr
Oct
15%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
com
49
48 Va
25 Va
24%
M.M.
47
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Philadelphia Electric common
*
50
10
5
_
39 Va
*
Case
(J I)
42
1,412
21%
Jan
303/a
Jun
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
47%
200
44 y4
Oct
53 y4
Jun
25
1
(Un)—*
Chicagog
34%
100
343/4
Nov
37%
Aug
39%
40
3,242
37 y2
Jan
43 % July
(Un)
Corp (Un)
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com
Preferred
56
a25
-
Aircraft (Un)
Chance Vought
(Un)
17
15%
17%
8,050
113/8
Jan
19
July
Power
Electric
common
series A preferred—
3.60%
div
preference
24 y8
558
1,839
35
42 % Mar
45
16
15%
16%
295
11% Aug
16%
Sep
33 Va
33
33%
364
283/s
Peb
34 y4
Nov
313A
32%
105
293/a
Jan
33 %
Apr
*
com
43%
Jan
33%
22%
43%
50
Co—
-1
Public Service Electric & Gas com—'
1.40
Oct
19%
32%
22%
43
Mfg
Progress
30
32%
22%
3
10
Corp
Potomac
Jun
--
1
Corp —
Clorox Chemical
6 /2
—3%
Reading Co common
341/4
406
65
65
66%
1,101
18%
50
*
:
Scott Paper Co
32%
183/4
300
Scranton-Sprink Brook Water Service-*
Sun Oil Co
*
United
Corp
United
Gas
—
Gas
.—_1
751/4
6%
36%
7
36 3/4
39%
39%
98
•
*
Light common
preferred
$4.25
6%
-13%
Improvement
Washington
74
98
243
Jun
55 y4 Mar
79
Jun
16%
Jan
203/4 Mar
Jan
81
67%
Oct
327
5%
Jan
472
35%
Nov
362
10
38%
Jan
98
Nov
Sep
7
Nov
39% Mar
42% July
102
July
BONDS
Bait
5s
Transit
Washington
General
series A
4s
:—1975
85 %
85
85%
1975
Co
90%
90%
91
A
series
Gas
Light
mortgage
$4,000
1,900
Co—
1960
5s
106
106
106
500
76% Mar
Feb
83
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Class
85%
Nov
B
Oct
May
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Allegheny
Arkansas
Shares
64%
62%
64%
—
29/4
*
26%
26%
29 %
26a/4
*
Oil Corp
Range since Jan.
Low
deNemours
Columbia
Co
Gas
System
*
5
*
_—
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Harbison
Lone
Walker
Star
*
Refractories
10
Gas
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
•
2.50
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
—25
10
$2.50
convertible
Pittsburgh
Screw
&
*
Bolt Corp
see
—
—
813/2
—
29%
Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse Electric Corp
12.50
United
footnotes
—
—
10c
Mining
For
—
5
&
Bros
Rockwell Spring & Axle
Toy
4%
*
Reymer
San
16%
—
Jan
64 %
88
29
Oct
353/a
38
24% Aug
31
153/4
Nov
17%
Feb
4%
Oct
7 Va
page
45
—
15%
27%
57%
16
16%
4%
35
4%
35/8
1,144
1%
1%
35
35
80%
7/8
81%
7%
5
29/a
6c
15%
27%
56y4
8
29 /a
7c
15%
28 /a
58
Nov
Nov
Apr
--
—
Natural Gas Co
Paso
Erie
Capwell Co
58c
--
847/»
--
a56 %
--
a228va
;
20
49%
a84'A
-
—
22%
89
34
Jan
112
Apr
Mar
Food Machinery &
37% July
Foremost
Kleiser
Chemical Corp
Dairies
&
,
pfd
.
Trailer Co
Fruehauf
a
Electric Co
37%
Jan
50 %
July
General
Motors
27
Jan
32 % July
General
Paint
Corp
Corp
800
150
50
Nov
2%
Jan
32% May
623/4 Mar
35%
Aug
913A
Conv
2nd
(Un)
com
new
common
134
pfd
63A
Oct
8 3A Mar
General Public Utilities
Public
General
4 Va
24
Jun
Mar
5%
Feb
31% July
Gillette
Co
Service
new
(Un)
(Un)
com
25
1
--
—
18%
Jan
17
Oct
22% July
20 V2 Sep
16% Nov
16%
23%
Jan
33
%
Nov
4 Va
21% Mar
33%
NOV
18%
Jan
30 Va
July
15c.
Jan
25c
33%
Jan
46% July
250
14%
Sep
16%
Apr
Nov
5j if May
7%
35%
Jun
37%
Nov
40
Nov
120
13%
Nov
18%
Apr
268
45 Va Mar
56 % July
19 VB
NOV
25 V2
Jan
70c
Sep
1.10
Jan
31%
Jan
80
6,350
9
com
42 Va
Jan
56%
Sep
50
23 Va
Nov
23 Va
Nov
125
19%
Jan
28 Va May
47%
522
66%
216
46
141
6%
49%
a84%
a46%
Jo
22%
49%
56% 60%
Goodyear
6c
Nov
10c
Jan
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
215
25%
Jan
32%
Feb
Grumman
467
53%
Oct
82 V4
Jan
Gulf
Tire
Great Northern
Greyhound
Oil
&
Rubber
(Un)
Ry
Corp
Aircraft
Corp
Engr
(Un)
10
5
—
*
3
1
al5
25
a853A
--
—
67
Sep
32%
Sep
21% Mar
20
24 %
Nov
27
23'A
Oct
23%
Nov
15% Mar
17 Va
Feb
905
52 %
50/4
July
75
20 %
Oct
26%
Feb
1,241
39%
Apr
47%
Jan
155
45 %
Jan
52% Aug
100
16%
Nov
100
32%
Oct
35
Nov
14%
Feb
100
75% Mar
89%
Jun
217
26
65
96
100
9
Nov
-.
Mar
■
18'A Aug
Sep
29% July
125
Nov
574
49%
Oct
57%
76
32%
Jan
54 %
Sep
Nov
Sep
200
7%
Nov
8»A
800
6%
Oct
9'A
Feb
760
16
Jan
29%
Nov
180
36%
Nov
37%
Nov
253
15%
Apr
23%
Nov
526
15%
Feb
22%
Nov
Nov
2.75
1,300
51c
Oct
315
46% July
54%
Sep
545
77
84%
Nov
10
Nov
4%
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,
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4.
28
1955
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common
148 y2
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5
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28c
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,
Nov
25
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1
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17%
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World
28%
4^%
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conv
July
10
(Un)
Water Ass'd
Apr
65
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Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
21
Jan
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Apr
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16%
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51
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170
Sylvania Electric Products™.
43%
Feb
26%
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10
6%
Mar
379
—
525
38
147% 147%
(Un)
(Un)
6%
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47%-. 47%
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Studebaker Packard
20
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35
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Oct
45
245
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27
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July
56%
176
57
58%
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Mar
&
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1
19
Jun
27
15
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67%
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Oct
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(Un)„
101
21
Raytheon Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Com (Un)
J
880
73%
1
Jan
Mar
Apr
51%
1
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Corp
16
16%
25
Sep
6C
4c
Nov
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Sterling Drug Inc
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Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pure Gil Co (Un)
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Petroleum
24%
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Co
Cal Gas Co
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41% Sep
Jan
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31%
25
,
18 %
-
41 y4 Jan
26
Mar
•
100
18
25
Nov
32%
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Pepsi Cola Co (Un)___
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Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
Philco Corp common
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Phillips Petroieum Co
183
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25
5
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*
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55
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31
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Shasta Water Co
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Oct
28%
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31
Corp
50%
1
541
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red preferred
red pfd series
Railway Eq &
55
common
36c
preferred
Pennsylvania
Jan
&
10c
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(Un)
Southern
-1
Pacific Coast Aggregates
Pacific Gas & Electric common
6%
1st preferred
5%%
New
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—
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Sep
Jan
11 '/a
2,150
10
—
Finance
Sears Roebuck
128% Aug
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•
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com
Occidental Petroleum
Oceanic Oil Co
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1-40
51%
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10
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77
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July
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20
Power
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82%
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40
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40
140
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150
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150
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200
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15%
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Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
(Un)
American
Amer
6%
99
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North
5%
188
110
9%
40 % Mar
9%
1
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Oct
33 y8
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Mohawk
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5
May
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Nov
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2%
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47
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1
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31%
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225
33%
900
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St Regis Paper Co
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Nov
51%
36
20
10
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Navigation Co (Un)
McBryde Sugar Co (Un)
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32% Mar
4%
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Matson
Menasco
325
—
23
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96%
51%
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common
May
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10
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82
50 %
33%
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90
3%
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200
36
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8%
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51
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Ryan: Aeronautical Co
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Magnavox Co
1.25
,
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July
422
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50c
332
33 %c
Land Co
Lockheed Aircraft
8,126
28%, 28%
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Liggett
& Myers
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Loew's
36/a
81c
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High
9%
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Salt Co
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—
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Kennecott Copper Corp
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8
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Kansas Power & Light
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37%
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9%
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Royal
7%
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i
Jones & Laughlin Steel
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Johns-Manville
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International Tel & Tel
M
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2.45
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35
1,965
—
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15
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2.45
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Apr
tor Week
2.50
Rexall Drug Inc
Nov
200
457
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation
16%
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21V4
Jan
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
44%
Feb
a__
125
—
Last
Sale Price
1
High
Oct
12%
110
—
50o
Development Co
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31%
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High
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com
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Week's
Friday
31%
31%
NOVEMBER 25
ENDED
STOCKS
Shares
Low
1
WEEK
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Par
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FOR
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Feb
Nov
Nov
-
52% July
Feb
9%, Oct
"
40
94%
Oct
94%
Oct
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER 25
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
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Low
—
—
35%
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High
36 %
Low
3,877
26
26
80
24%
Jun
11 y4
250
8%
Jan
1
High
Jan
26
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on
37% Aug
27
.
Mar
15 y2
July
Aug
25
871/a
23
861/2
Feb
89
25
975
108y4
49
107
Jan
109
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preferred
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45
1,850
20 %
57
150
42%,
1,737
17%
802
47
1,546
class
Dredging
A
32%
•
Nov
•
25%
Apr
60 y4
.
Aug
Feb
46%, July
13 y2 Mar
20% July
46%
•
58%
58 »/4
50
41
52%
40%
41
May
Apr
930
36y2
Jan
42
54% July
63% July
-
62
61%
62
205
44%
58%
Jan
44
43%, July
64% Sep
45
871
38
Jan
53
52 %
50
49%
50 VB
8.386
6%
6%
45 V'4
Feb
7
29%
10,376
29%
6%
Nov
29%
50
30%
21 y2
Jan
29%
30%
3,205
•
•
55% May
Mar
17
•
50
Products
53
46%
10
50
Columbia Forest
British Columbia Power
British Columbia
Gold
23 y4
105
a50%
50
British
Bulolo
23
.41%
100
preferred
4*/4% preferred
Ltd
Jun
Jan
53x/4
Apr
July
9% Mar
30
25% Mar
Nov
33% July
Co—
Products
Telephone
spp
Co
common
Electric
4%%
Mills
Jun
109%
240
,__io
Light & Power—
Bank
5%
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27 Vb
Nov
55
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Traction
4 y2 %
Teletype: NY1-1979
Nov
104 y4
17%
10
High
25%
105
•
41%
;
American
British
Low
625
54%
Montreal.
Nova
25%
Range since Janr,
High
25%
23%
Telephone
Building
footnotes
Share*
56%
$2.40 preferred
Asbestos Corp
Steels Ltd
Brazilian
30 Broad Street
for Week
of Prices
104.35 104.35
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Atlas
Bruck
For
25%
_
Argus
Bell
all
Canadian securities.
Orders handled on all
Canadian Stock
Sale*
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*
Low
Aluminum
Banque Canadienne Nationale.—
Bathurst Power &
Paper class A
Class B
quotations
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Friday
STOCKS
Funds,
•
50%
15%
,
25
*
5
105
55
26
50%
Nov
10
52 y2
Jun
54%
50
Aug
53
Jan
16%
a53
•
%
105
a5G% a5iy2
34
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50
50 y4
310
15%
5,700
31
34%
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104
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40%
320
5.10
5.20
300
*
54 Vb Mar
Sep
Oct
Nov
37% July
43%
15
39%
106%, Aug
•
24% Mar
11
al4%
Mar
50 y8
Jan
J"11
11
-
May
15% Feb
39%'
Nov
47%
Sen
5.00
Sep
7.05
Feb
Number 5485
182
Volume
The Commercial and Financial
...
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
i.-
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
'!
:
High
•
363/4
37%
1,690
33
30
30
30%
819
30
Forgings class A
Canada Iron Foundries..
Canada Northern Power Corp—
Canada Safeway 4.40%
pfd
Canada
26
26
26%
1,115
33
33%
2,250
14/2
14%
125
103/4 103%
170
Steamship common
5% preferred
—
Canadian Bank of Commerce
Canadian Breweries common
$1.25 preferred
Bronze
''
preferred
5%
comomn
Ltd
;■
Car & Foundry com.
Canadian
A
Class
Celanese
32 /2
43% Mar
National
32
Feb
National Steel Car Corp
May
27
Sep
Niagara
Wire
23
Jan
Noranda
Mines Ltd
12%
50
*
77
75%
77
125
66% May
13
Jun
14
39
May
48% July
Page-Hersey
25
Jan
32% Aug
Penmans
29
May
33% Aug
Placer
Development
27
Jan
July
Powell
River
25
34
9/8
9%
105
Nov
Apr
Power
50
30
Jan
39
Jun
30
Sep
10
21
Jan
30
Oct
20
Apr
25
32%
Apr
38%
Sep
16/2
*
Fairbanks Morse common..*
Industries common
*
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Oil
107%
21%
202
22
100
-22
14
19
May
18% May
4%
■
»
1,109
19% Mar
28% July
a21
a23
110
20
Apr
31
18 Vz
19%
2,336
17
Jan
a7/2
220
3
Jan
11% July
Jan
35/4
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Farm
Combined
Enterprises
26%
372
17% Mar
28% July
30 %
32%
400
29%
47% Mar
17
•
—_
Glass
class
Corbys
Smelting
&
Textile
Consolidated
Consumers
17
A
B
Class
Cork
Crown
Seal
&
Co
32 34
7
367/s
»
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7/s
•
*
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•
*
—
Seagrams
f
28 Ye
4,573
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7-%
1,494
7
Nov
9%
9/4"
9%
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9
Aug
36%
5,695
7
7
500
32
32
25
26%
17
17%
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16%
36
,
Jun
Jan
39%
29
May
6
Oct
10%
Jan
Feb
32
Nov
Jan
20
Sep
Jun
-
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17
559
46
46/a
75
38%
41
5,376
,
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Coal 6%
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393/4
2.50
*
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Bridge
Dome
2
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:
Dominion Corsets
5.60
16
May
18%
Sep
Sep
Apr
48
30
2,560
Apr
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34%
34%
35
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12%
12%
13
24
8%
8%
31%
Dominion Foundries &
Steel com
Preferred
,—
Dominion Glass
common
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8
6% Jan
Aug
30
Nov
Feb
105
33%
Feb
20
4,425
10
Jan
13%
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...
Lawrence
Corp
140
23
Jan
24%
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7,947
9
Smith
Paper
-
395
614
a98
a98
6% Mar
1,144
10
Hudson
Oil
Husky
25%
Jan
35%
25
Jan
31%
24% Mar
97
May
30
Jan
100
*275
33
Jan
80%
Sep
250
6
Jun
12%
Nov
22%
23
25
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33
31%
1,170
,
33%
V
3,250
25%
33/2
32%
v:
22% July
29
17%
Jan
27%
25
955
Mar
Jan
36% Sep
Jun
56/2
34% July
Jan
685
27
200
110
Mar
114
Aug
2,785
48
Mar
90
Mar
Oct
54%
Nov
Apr
11
Jan
„
110% 110%
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50
51
195
10
755
50
*
53
53
41%
41
41%
61
61
61
44%
9
53% July
Jun
45
52%
Jan
1,485
29%
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.
52%
Jan
61%
40
40%
Jun
52
52%
63%
64%
8.10
—
63%
44% July
Jan
53
Jun
Jan
72
Aug
52
2,349
"
Jan
50%
75
8.10
—
30
6,720
40
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100
6%
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preferred
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uuand Cement
——100
—-*
10
11%
9.85
Jan
Feb
55%
56%
1,740
30
16%
————
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International
International
*
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B
class
—
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]
I
A
Mar
138%
Jun
Jan
116
Sep
24% Aug
31
Sep
250
Aug
29%
1,830
200
200
425
41
,
..
41%
760
41
50
26%
27
124
Mar
33% Mar
42%
Jun
Apr
42%
Jun
25
Oct
30%
Jan
200
26
33%
1,860
27%
26
17
106 % 106 %
Jan
104
30
30%
Jan
106 /4
Apr
Nov
Jun
24
24
300
21% May
25
145
145
232
145
Oct
155
Jan
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24
145
35
12
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14
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11
300
11
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11
11
20
20
200
20
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26
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40
45
30
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40
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100
18
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28
July
43%
2,115
26%
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46
July
95
95
96
50
89
Jan
98
9%
9%
10
8,131
9
Feb
11% July
105
105 105%
60
101
Mar
July
42%
1,450
33
Jan
46% July
35
35
40
34%
Apr
37
Jan
all
30
17
Sep
19
May
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30
42
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*
*
100
115
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42
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27
27%
17%
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22%
200
104% 105%
30
22%
22%
104%
23
145
17%
7.00 July
2.50 May
86
27%
17%
100
35
13
Oct
19
410
16
Oct
20%
5
43
Feb
51
Jun
2,479
41%
Jan
58%
Nov
42%
Oct
58%
57
Feb
42%
43
680
49
Aug
5.70
5.90
16
12,200
4.35
Jan
7.40
Jun
850
14%
Jan
17% July
15%
16
Juri
12
97
j al4% al4%
__
July
19
66%
Apr
80%
Sep
30
Nov
37%
Nov
*
37
35%
37%
32
Nov
37%
Nov
*
25%
25
26
1,200
24%
Oct
28
Feb
Class
class
A—
B
Limited
Zellers
common.—
Canadian Stock
Exchange
Canadian Fonda
Friday
STOCKS
':
■v
v*
.
,
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I
Auto
Fabrics
Ltd
Eickle-Seagrave
Shares
1
Range since Jan.
High
Low
High
Nov
52
50%
51%
985
36%
Jan
12%
12%
12%
4,400
10%
Jan
13%
Sep
Nov
1.20
Apr
Feb
1.35 Aug
80c
80c
200
1.15
——
B—..*
cl
for Week
of Prices
50%
——*
Ltd
Products Co
Sales
Week's
Range
Last
ile Frice
Low
•
5
Anglo-Canadian Pulp 81 Paper
Anglo-Nfld Development Co—
Arcan
Corp Ltd
a
1.15
100
80c
1.00
—*
—1
45c
45c
565
25c
Nov
45c
16%
16
16%
5,075
14%
Jan
19
•
1
—
Brown Company
Dominion Sugar
Canada
&
Canada
Flooring Co Ltd class B._
19%
19%
Jan
19%
23% July
15% Jan
July
Vinegars
Gen
Canadian
Internatl
5%
Ltd
Investments
Canadian
Tr
Inv
class
Products Ltd
Claude
Neon General Advert
Class
B
22%
16
Feb
28
Jan
27%
23%
17% Mar
104%
Jan
Sep
Nov
26% Mar
Mar
107
Preferred
Gas
150
13
Jan
98
195
95
Mar
6%
2,700
6
Mar
8%
•
a5%
a5%
50
6
Jan
8%
15
15
1,125
A__—*
26
26
70
a3.75
3.70
3.70
*
1.00
1.10
Sep
Aug
25
Jan
29
Jun
415
Feb
20
3.80
Jun
4.00
Nov
Feb
3.35
75c
1.15
July
Sep
31
31
31
13
Aug
36%
:..*
36%
36
37
3,982
32
Oct
41
Jun
23
23
23
100
Feb
23
Aug
—
10
21
5
54%
54
54%
126
49%
Oct
82
Jun
23%
23%
100
22
Nov
29%
Jun
35%
36
415
33
Feb
38
60
60
90
60
Jan
60
900
4
Mar
Corp—
*
Ltd.*
'
East
Kootenay
Steel
Power 1% pfd
Products Ltd
100
*
•
Manufacturing Ltd
Ford Motor Co of Can class A
Nov
6
6%
1.44
1.55
1,655
Co
Melchers
Distilleries Ltd
Light
Power
pfd
Ltd—
6%
Mexican
Co
&
Jan
158
Sep
44
May
60
Feb
a8
1
9
Nov
12
Jan
25
200
24
Jun
25
Jun
Aug
Jan
a40
24
33
Jan
45
24
54
Jan
60
11% Aug
14
Feb
Jan
23
Jan
13
13
100
al8
al8
50
a94
45%
45%
750
25
45%
25
25
a94
a94
52
100
23
43
Mar
19%
68%
Jan
Jan
16%
5
66%
145
100
Jan
25
10
Jan
16%
17%
1,118
65
66%
420
48%
39%
10
100
all% all%
100
—13.50
Common
100
5
a40
*
100
pfd
4 7o
Oil
992
a56
a59 % a59 %
•
Paper Co
Power &
MacLaren
McColl-Frontenac
143
24
class A—*
Ltd
(Walter M)
Jan
2.80 May
a8
*
Groceterias
Loblaw
Nov
1.44
139
preferred
Lowney Co Ltd
Jan
Nov
a56
__
•
20
Investment Foundation Ltd common..*
6% conv pfd
50
Lambert (Alfred)
Inc partic class A_1
Participating
class B—
1
6 7c
6%
,N
*
A
Class
6
1.44
_•
Power Sec Corp Ltd com
International Paints (Can) Ltd—
Foreign
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co
39%
185
38
9%
45%
Oct
28
Sep
93
Oct
102 % Mar
14%
Jun
Jan
18% July
Jan
71
July
39% July
Sep
Corp
Mount
Royal
Service
SHERBROOKE
-
Co
Canal
Power 6%
pfd
shares
red
42%
Nov
Nov
11%
Nov
210
27%
Jan
36
Sep
54%
Nov
*
•
34
34
51
Mar
a52%
a54
95
4.00
4.00
300
5
a52%
5
500
5
Nov
51
51
Mar
55
14%
Apr
25
18
Oct
18% Aug
52
180
21
21%
550
al8
al8
25
13%
13%
13%
905
al46
al46
al46
20
18
51%
3.30
Feb
13% Nov
4.20 Aug
7%
17%
Apr
Aug
July
*
Corp class A
preferred
Oil
Pipe Line
class B
Amusement
Corporations
A
Ref
(L E) Pen Co Ltd
Prod
Feb
Products
Western
Canada
Ltd
(J
Hotel
Ltd
Breweries Ltd
C)_
Ltd.
—
49%
20
Nov
246
Oct
290
Aug
10
203
Mar
242
20
200
20
Jan
23% July
44
44%
315
41%
Jan
49
45%
25
45
Jan
53% July
38%
39
800
27% Mar
41% Aug
49
49%
635
40%
Apr
a7
39
15
10
45%
44
50
a7
24
11%
Feb
11%
29
Oct
32% May
19
Apr
22
a24
a24
20
19
20
505
*
4.25
4.00
4.25
5,700
14
14
14%
970
——*
*
5
—-*
21%
21%
27%
26%
'22
27%
9
9
100
44
44
30
—
Aug
20
.*
&
155
20
*
class
Feb
219 % 219%
2
B
Westeel
Wilson
•
40
*
*
*
140
256% 256%
20
*
Gas of Canada Ltd
Windsor
100
*
250 fr
Ltd—
Mountain
United
ST. JOHNS, P. Q
Jan
10%
100
5
a.
Petroleum
Waterman
1
capital shares
Union
-
31%
2,665
Jun
Class
CHICOUTIMI
730
11%
of
Corp
United
HAnover i-0575
42
10%
*
Ltd
Stores
Canada—
6% cum 1st preferred
Quebec Telephone Corp common
Renold Chains Canada Ltd
Russell Industries Ltd
Power
1203 Phillips Square
St., New York City,
41%
11%
Ltd.lO
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd—
Cum red s f 1st pfd
—50
Orange Crush Ltd—
-*
57c
St. West, Montreal
41%
*
Ltd common.
Dairies
Newfoundland Light & Power Co
Paul
July
*
*
Montreal Refrig & Storage Ltd
Trans
Branch Office:
-
Sep
18
——*
Engineering Works Ltd
Dominion
Walnwright
TROIS-RIVIERES
Nov
Jan
3.60
100
1.00
98
July
12%
34
a3.75
3.70
class A_10c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Traders Finance
Telephone PL-9501
Local Branch:
17%
34% Aug
17% Sep
6%
—
j—
Zellerbach
Crown
Supertest
STOCK EXCHANGE
230 Notre Dame
27
Feb
Ltd
—
Founders
HART
Gr
MEMBERS: MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE
CANADIAN
Jan
30
—_*
Consolidated Pap^r Corp
Consumers
15%
135
98
—
Oct
200
33%
17%
1
Food
19%
21%
6%
Lumber Co
Western
Canadian
Jan
98
Paper Inv Ltd
Catelli
Jan
16%
,
21
com..*
Canadian Marconi Co..±.
&
Nov
15%
5
a
33%
21
——100
Power
19%
25
a20
al6
*
Ltd
pfd
cum
2,305
16
-a20
1
*
•
•
Ltd—.
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.
Canada
Southern Canada
SAVARD
28
alO
17%
a46% a46%
850
1,645
Suez
-
Jan
156
alO
5.70
*
Stowell Screw Co Ltd class A_
QUEBEC
Sep
35%" 37%
Moore
42%
43
—*
*
*
62 William
50%
Jun
40
—*
Morgan & Co common
43/4% preferred
Sep
Nov
37%
Eastern
80
28
41
*
—100
-*
—
Breweries
Sep
Jan
35
85
27
58%
•
!
Fleet
134
—*
class A
29%
Jan
Mar
*
(Geo)
Sep
393
29
-100
S)
30% Aug
Jan
Oct
Weston
Aug
160
*
common
Preferred
Jan
July
July
1,145
86
114
———*
MacMillan & Bloedel class B
Mailman Corp Ltd 5% pfd.
27
64
16
69%
Feb
135
110
%
—*
j Lower St Lawrence Power
Oct
585
Jan
68%
Sep
134%
*
*
common..
144
28%
50
10% May
May
69%
14
Jan
..*
A
:
55% July
Apr
99
*
22
55
—*
—
Bros
74%
54% July
Nov
73
Walker Gooderham & Worts
19
17
41
-*
—100
(John)
LakS of the Woods
Jan
Jan
Jan
__
Corp
Cotton
Wabasso
Jan
25
100
—...—
20%
Jan
95%
28
•
Steel
United
Apr
5,129
com—*
preferred
Nov
43
50
17%
__
Bank
Oils
Triad
12
a21
5
7%
20%
167
Jun
79%
—25
Ltd
61%
107% July
78
200
—:*
Service
Aug
Jan
112%
Utilities Corp common—5
Public
Oct
7%
135
—100
common—...7.50
Petroleum Co Ltd.
.*
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—
Jamaica
125
53
51
•
Steel Co of Canada common
11
2,010"
—.—,
Preferred
48%
102% Mar
'/*.
a21
Paper
International Power
;
16%
Jan
79%
common—;—•
Canada
of
y
Preferred
f International
7
Sep
12% Aug
10% Mar
200
11%
16 %
.25
pfd—
International Bronze 6%
[
.
42
35% Mar
25
104% 104%
53% July
Jan
46%
3,005
a7%
55%
104/2
preferred
4,674
11/4
'
4
175
38 3/4
a 7%
Corp common—*
preferred
$4.50
ll/a
51%
38%
38%
5
£1
—.
Industrial Acceptance
Aug
29%
alO
Southern Canada Power
Consolidated Div Standard Sec cl A
51
10
com
35
'
50
*
1
Canada
Jan
54%
150
17%
•
Nov
10
23'
*
Oil Ltd—
Tobacco of
Imperial
Imperial
26
65
__
*
Ltd
Jun
66
9%
j Imperial Bank of Canada..
Jan
200
770
3,869
643
55
15
—
*
(H) & Sons common
July
.10
50
—
16%
Aug
65%
.
•
common
Feb
1,500
__
Oct
9%
preferred
Bay Mining
$2.00
11%
84%
68
51%
54%
150
*
common
trust ctfs
Voting
Simon
Simpsons
Canadian
Howard
Jun
350
32%
84
68
51%
Sep
9
27
60%
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
67% Aug
60
102% May
10
215
2,630
__
common
Jun
24
f
31
31%
pfd inc 1927—
Ltd
Jan
Jan
83%
66%
—
58%
13%
*
Preferred
42% Aug
32%
110%
Great Lakes Paper Co
Mar
100
41% Mar
Apr
Feb
1%
*
common
44
10
32%
a52
——100
10
preferred
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common
47%
820
1,535
28
_*
common
55%
July
15'
31
—3
,
Wares
Jan
28%
26%
100
—:
:
Apr
13
17% Mar
586
31/a
66
—
Motors
General
.
1
;
common
preferred
General Dynamics
Jun
Nov
July
29 29%
20%
20%
a52
a53
a96% a96%
51%
58%
13%
13%
Par
i„—20
—*
" *■ I
5%
Jan
103
1,386
2,880
*
a98
Canadian Corp.—__1
of Canada
*
common—
•
Power
Gatineau
—
*
Co
(James)
Paper
4%%
«
Eddy Paper Co class A pfd.:
Enamel & Heating Products
Famous
10%
11%
35
a36
Aug
6
1,375
31
D"
6.05 Aug
25% Aug
5.50
1
"
26%
Ltd
:
*
*»opt of Canada Sec com
...—?
7V2 % preferred .
——
50
Dow Brewery
f
■!
(
a35 % ']
———23 %
pfd
Dominion Textile common
17
Jan
18% Mar
55
\fj s
*—:»—•*
common!
Dairies
Dominion
55%
Mar
Jan
44%
400
21%
a 7%
al2 al2%
,
/
"L—-_i.*!.
...
5.60
20%
t
.
21
!_..l25
preferred
54%
101% 101%
11% 11%
„
•
Toronto-Dominion
Distillers
54%
100
*
Sicks'
25%
—
58 %
10% July
31/4
26
30/2
Equipment
58
40
40
*
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Series A 4% preferred
,—50
Series B 4%% preferred
!__50
Sherwins Williams of Can 17c
pfd_100
32 34
Vickers
Cockshutt
Jan
30% Mar
•
Co Ltd common
Quebec Power
Jun
;——*
Canadian
44
435
10
'
Ltd
Petrofina
225
1,075
25% July
'
■
_i
25
preferred-_10
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian
Jan
19%
a 7/2
Warrants
54
36
53%
55%
37%
54%
♦
Canada
of
Corp
preferred
Provincial Transport
July
22%
a23
*
common
13% July
8% July
'
__*
Companies
1,300
I6/2
22
22
54
37%
54%
55%
Feb
580
.
54
1
*
Company
Price Bros <5
19% May
77% Nov
*
common
685
10%
Cottons common
Canadian
Tubes
20
*
*
Cellulose
&
pfd
48% Aug
Mav
470
.
Sep
30
900
23
31%
30
July
4,292
37%
Jan
..
40
2814
22/4
Sep
23%
*
Feb
30%
363/4
Nov
59%
Ontario Steel Products
20%
30%
37
98
Jan
1,635
28
22/4
Aug
Jan
34
98
51
30
*
62
92%
53
98
30
-
46/4 May
50
Jan
48%
28
a29% a29%
37%
51%
30/2
-
Sep
44
49
30/2
105
Jun
3a %
—
1,799
35%
13%
Mar
•
Utilities
45
105
Oct
26
Northwest
44
35%
13
1,405
43
51%
205
29%
Ogllvie Flour Mills common
50
a29% a29%
High
13%
28
—
Sep
Nov
16
105%
Weaving
44/2
'•
Low
13%
29%
43
•
Range since Jan. 1
High
400
2,840
Robertson
Chemical
Canadian
*
*
*
Chemical com
Drug &
Shares
Oct
34
Jun
103% Nov
100
25
common
Oct
Apr
1
for Week
Low
Par
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
25
a-13% al3 Z2
'__*
.20
preferred
series
32%
*
;
—.
Canadian
$1.75
—
—
Canners
Canadian
32 %
*
50
10
*
25
*
100
Canada
Canadian
3334
103/2
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan. 1
20
*
10
•
100
preferred
$1.30
Shares
Low
Canada Cement common
NOVEMBER 25
for Week
3714
par
^
ENDED
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK
Sales
9
4.00
Feb
Nov
54
4.35
Jun
July
Sep
Feb
July
Nov
11% May
16% Aug
465
21/4
Oct
24%
Jun
100
23%
Feb
27%
Nov
5%
28
Jan
9
Nov
Jan
56
Apr
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2286)
.
.
.
Monday, November
28, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
t
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Priee
STOCKS
Par
WEEK
ENDED
High
Low
High
•
Anacon
Lead
Arcadia
3.20
Nickel
Corp
Ltd
Mines
Arno
Atlas Sulphur
Bellechasse Mining Corp
Bouscadillac
Brunswick
Burnt
Min
Hill
Tung-Sten
Calalta
25c
Calgary & Edmonton Corporation Ltd-*
Nov
^
3.20
1.55
5,500
3,500
6c
3.00
94,800
4c
13c
9y2c-
44c
4.10
Apr
1.27
Oct
1.55
Nov
2c"
Jan
7c
Apr
10c
Nov
45c
Feb
Consolidated
3c
Jan
10c
Oct
Dalhousie
6,500
3c
55c
Jun
40c
Apr
May
19 %c
2,300
1.16
17c
July
21,000
7c
Jan
35c
9%c
1,500
Sep
Nov
20c
Jun
9Vsc
1.65
31c
36c
18,100
12c
Mar
57c
20c
26c
26,000
3c
Mar
50c
1.85
3,300
12
12%
400
3.20
3.60
13,450
Ltd
3.55
1.65
Nov
10
*
Callinan
Flon
Flin
Ltd
Mines
23C
Mines Ltd
Uranium
1
—-
Gaspe
Oil
Merrill
4.75 May
23c
Nov
46c
Nov
55c
15%
2,825
4.20
13%
3,125
8.65
Canadian Lithium Mines Ltd—.
.1
1.75
1.65
1.93
68,200
Can-Met Explorations
Carnegie Mines Ltd
.1
Gold
Cadillac
Consolidated Denison
Consol
Quebec
Copper-Cliff
18,600
20c
4c
4,000
2c
Oils
Oils
----
26c
25c
30c
8,600
8.10
8.10
8.50
2,001
1
2.35
2.15
2.35
10,400
9.90
9.99
100
3.05
3,30
300
1
25c
Ltd
Petroleums
1
13
12%
13»/8
900
a90c
a90c
a90c
400
10c
9 %c
15c
7,000
7%c
Jun
2.64
2.64
200
2.64
Nov
1.30
Jan'-
Ltd
1.92
1.92
1.92
1.70
1.70
54c
Apr
2lc
Mar
80c
Mar
92 c
80c
Mar
Westburne Oil Co Limited—_—
•
Wilrich Petroleums Ltd
——'.—1
90c
92c
2,000
1.81
1.30
Sep
Sep
200
1.30
Nov
2.29
10c
11c
4%c
Jan
18c
Duvan
East
Sullivan
Eastern
Fab
Mines
Metals
9.75
10
1,150
20c
24c
7,250
Nov
55c
2.70
1,034
1.15
Jan
3.55
4%c
4c
4y2c
8,000
1
2%c
Feb
7c
15c
15c
15c
Sep
Apr
2,000
9c
Jan
30c'
Sep
16c
16c
1,000
15c
Feb
36c
42 %c
Nov
90c
64%c 64%c
Metals
Mines
Fontana
Mines
1
(1945)
Mines
Giant
—•
2.10 Jun
20c
}
35c
54c 54
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1.35
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17,700
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58%
8.00
59c
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Nov
10%
July
7.05 Apr
14
r
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34,600
20c
1.10
9c
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1.89
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11 % Mar
14c
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18
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9c
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26c
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5.15
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1.80
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1,500
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4.00
2.10
34,950
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2.25
184,600
24c
Jan
59c
Aug
Sep
Sep
7c
8%c
12 %c
74,500
12c
4 %c
Jan
15c
16%c
25,500
2%c
Jan
29c
22c
1,000
22c
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42c
Jan
6.25
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2.20
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footnotes
see
page
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5.35
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5.40
l
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66c
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100
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16c
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11c
73c
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20c
2.00 Mar
2.40
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10%
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Nov
9.00
10
8,664
6.75
Jan
12%
Jun
1.60
1.70
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1.60
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2.78
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1.65.
11c
85,050
3
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19c
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31c
34c
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9c
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12y4c
93c
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1
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2.51
2.55
73c
70c
80c
57.350
32c
30c
31c
33,500
26c
4,500
14c
Aug
Apr
14%c
6,250
16c
17c
2.33
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Gairdner
60 Wall
&
63
50c
Feb
3.05
1.23
Wire system
to all
offices
Apr
Oct
20c
Jan
Company Limited
Exchange
Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock
Exchange
Jan
Jan
Apr
Canadian Affiliate:
Canadian Stock
Apr
93c
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Canada
Toronto Stock
Exchange
Montreal Stock
July
2.10 Aug
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49c" Mar
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1.30 Mar
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18 %c Sep
35c
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68c May
5.90
200
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62c
17c
1.03
1.03
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6.00
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Avlllabona Mines Ltd.:
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'
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Bankfield
30c
11,000
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7.50
52c
28 %c
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Bagamac
5c
75c
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8c
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1
32 %c
69,500
3.85
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.
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Sep
Nov
3.00
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28
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Jun
Nov
1.74
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Feb
100
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165,630
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27
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91%
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1.74
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6,500
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14
118
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108
1
23 %c
10c
28c
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1.80
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87
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3,600
50c
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100
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1.50
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22c
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3.25
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5.65
400
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17c
1.74
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1.25
500
3.45
14
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Nov
21c
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July
Apr
2.20
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39c
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2.50
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,
1,300
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1.11 Aug
22c
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Feb
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30c
15 %c
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1
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Anglo-Canadian
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Jan
1.35
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1
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Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Anchor
Nov
4,600
2,847-
2.00
-
8.30
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5.65
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.
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1,000
56c
1.40
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75c
11,644
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Sep
85c
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Mar
21c
75c
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58c
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270,849
—100
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-
47c
1
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73c
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64c
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42c
•
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Sep
14c
59c
21c
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107
3,000
,
71c
2.15
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25%
•
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59c
•
—
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79c
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9.25
21c
2.75
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.
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6%c
15,500
311,950
'
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14
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7.20
'
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10 %c Nov
1,100
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35c
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Oct
'
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Weedon Pyrite &
Copper Corp Ltd
Mineral Products Ltd
Altex
5 V4%
Sep
1
Ltd
Mines
1.31
1
ViolaMac Mines Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp
Oil
common
102
Nov
16
*
11c
72%c
78c
27%
23,375
1
debentures
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2.70 May
9c
Apr
;
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1
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18c
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37% Aug
.
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10
17c
18c
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950:
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1
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Nov
13%
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Ventures Ltd
Westville
1,000
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1
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14V2C
26
25%
755
*
trust
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Jun
2.85
Jan
1.63
1
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14%c
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Pacific
2,620
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—
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Algoma Steel
25% July
Feb
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Jan
Jan
1.53
28
Ltd
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5%
Sep
Apr
90
Jan
3c
10%c
28 %C
1
United Asbestos
Corp Ltd
United Montauben Mines
Ltd
Valor
46c
16%
400
41c
19c
'1.98
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Trebor Mines Ltd
Uddlen
May
80c
; 1.60
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30c
9c
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Aug
63c
7,500
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Sullivan Cons Mines
Tiblemont
Jan
13,900
39c
21c
1
Stadacona Mines (1944) Ltd
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
Lake
67 %
138,750
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Mines
100
-
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Alberta
21 Vic Mar
Jan
1.60
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16c
6V2C
53c
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Nov
11,500
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t
22c
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53c
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27c
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Quebec Labrador
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24
Algom Uranium Mines Ltd
18% May
1,535
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7c
8c
8c
1
Soma-Duvernay
Jan
Jan
23
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Fields Ltd..l
Quebec Copper Corp
Mines
117/b
24
.
Apr
9.10
10,000
1.06
1
Mines
10%
Yellow Knife
Explorations Ltd
Alberta
Aug
9V4c
22,925
2.85
1.01
Mining CO—,
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Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
•
1
Purdy Mica Mines Ltd_i„i——
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11
24
Low
26%
Warrants
Nov
1.65
12c
605
81
22%
40c
Jan
25,200
'
29c
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29c
27c
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Gold
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Jan
122,000
15%
16
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80
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=
11c 12y8c
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Sherrltt-Gordon
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Mines
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26
*
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Alba
2.85 Mar
Jun
11,500
1
Opemiska Copper Mines
(Quebec). Ltd-1
Orcttan Uranium Mines
Lt)d,
1
Panel Consol
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1
Patd Cons Gold
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Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Smelting
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—
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Jun
70c
Aug
10,300
8V4C
27c
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37c
1.04
6c
14 c
5
Ltd———I
July
May
Jan
for Week
3oy4
AJax Petroleums
Nov
25
Oct
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Jan
1.65
Nov
94c
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33c
15%
Asbestos-^—„__ 1
Louvre Mines
Ltd——,
1
NeW Pacific ;Coal & Oils
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New Hoyrari
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New Vlnray Mines'
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Ndrfnetal lining Corp
Ltd—'——*
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25c
6c
Lafayette
Tache
1.25
2,600
95c
«
1
Highbridge Mining Uof Ltd—
75 %c
Nov,
47c
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3o%
:
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Sep
78c
Oct
15 '/♦ Mar
100
'
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Formaque Mines Ltd_Goldvire Mints Ltd—
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1,510
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Nov
1.10
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56c
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of Prices
35 %
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Zinc
1.100
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*
common
Class A
Aug
47c
May
10c
500
2oya
1.35
15c
4,500
1.39'
1.39
-1
5,000
Acadia-Atlantic
Sep
3.95
&
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preferred
4% %
18% July
7.70 Jan
Nov
1.90
New
Red
5.55
Jan
Power
'
Creek
Siscoe
10%
500
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd
Mogador Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpas Mines Ltd
••
3.85 Mar
200
200
:—•
Mclntyre-Porcuplne Mines
Merrill Island Mining Ltd
NeW
Nov
6.15
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Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd-.
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1
New
18c
Abitibl
Jun
Jan
2c
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Jun
30
3.35
Metals
Feb
Jan
Exchange
*
Last
Sale Price
Par
53c
Jan
6.15
Labrador Mining &
New
Feb
22
3.25
Minerals
Mines
Kontiki
NeW
May
1
Ltd
Feb
2.94
2.00
1.70 Nov
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Apr
1.50
Ltd—.*
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7.25
56,200
1
Mines
Mines
Jan
Feb
24 %c
3,300
13c
5.00
Ganadian
72c
2,500
29
Ltd—,
Joliet-Quebec Mines Ltd
1
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd^
Keyboycon Mines Ltd
:
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400
28
Uranium Mines
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\
200
34c
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9,000
6.15
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46c
6.15
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Gui-Por Uranium
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Manitou
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Yellowknife
Golden
42 %c
6.15
1
Frobisher Limited
Geco
43c
--1
Ltd
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Jan
July
4.85
2,000'
•'
Apr
Sep
1
Ltd
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
1.65
20c
Oct
2.70
;—
Corp
Aug.
Sep
Nov
Jun
9.85
2.70
Ltd
Copper Co Ltd
13%
Mar
15%
Nov
2.26
Apr
14,000
Nov
15c
Apr
80c
Oct
Nov
1.77 Sep
i
Nov
10% Mar
700
6%c
7%c Jan
— -1
Mines
Apr
7c
1.35
1,000
1.70
Jan
15,500
1.30
2.75
3.30
—1
1.08
July
-
10
8,550
I
Asbestos
Jun
2,000
21,250
"
Dominion
Feb
28,000
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
1
•
Explorations Ltd
Cournor Mining Co Ltd
Nov
1.75
10c
10c
Mines— _1
Cortez
2.05
8.65
July
Jan
12
1.40
Apr
Apr
1.81
Feb
Sep
Pacific
33c
2.05
1.08
11c
July
7.80
V
Feb
6.30
7c
9%c
58c
15c
..
1.84 Aug
51c
Jan
1.97
*
90c
—
95 %c
Mines Ltd'—:— _1
—
1.40
83c
Oct
3.75
Sep
Sep
16%c Nov
Nov
25c
Feb
Nov
2.71
1.97
Minerals—
10c
1
Ltd—
3.05
—1
Oil
Ltd
1.03
-1
—
Mines
.1.65
100
1
Corp Ltd_^
7.30
30c
Apr
500
Jun
3.85
Nov
..
5,500
Ltd—:
Spring Coulee
Okalta
July
2.74
1.75 Mar
1.65
Apr
Nov
1.75
Nov
30c
Ltd—
Petroleums
Bristol
5.85
Nov
4.10
Jan
Jun
75c
26C
Oct
80c
Nov
16 %c
4.10
1
—
Yellowknife
i
400
24c
1.65
1.65
;
75c
500
26c
~
Sep
Apr
Jan
30c
5,000
...
4.10
1
__
.—
Ltd—.
Mines
Central
2.50
20c
24c
-1
75c
1
Quebec Oils Development
1
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
——1
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
1
Trans Empire Oils Ltd——.——1.25
*
Dev & Mining Co Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
Chip Kayrand
Cons
2.50
14
May
Sep
"
3%c
16%
75c
i
41c-
400
16%c 16 %c
/...
18%
1,000
—*
*
-
Celta
Chimo
2.50
80c
Jan
30c
2.65
wLm.
—25c
1.35
60c
1
High
13% May
100
30c
16 %c
Oil
New
Mar
13
Ltd
5,000
•
Ventures
Petroleums
National
Jun
15 c
15%
Mines
55c
6.75
'
15'/2 July
18,000
13
Gold
400
2.65
*
—
Petroleums Ltd
Continental
23,000
30c
Oils Co Ltd—*
Oil Co Ltd
25c
15%
Cartier-Malartic
3,000
18%
55c
*
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc.
Home
Nov
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Canadian Collieries
(Dunsmuir)
Ltd 3
Petroleum
Devon-Leduc Oils Ltd
Federated
Israel
16c 19 %c
16c
1
*
2
Ltd
New
Calumet
Ltd
Co
Creat
Co
Jan
Jan
3.20
East
Oil
July
Sep
2.95
Oils
Oil
Devonian
13c
21c
Mines
70c
18
•
-
Canadian Decalta Gas & Oils warrants.*
Canadian
2,500
1.75
—
Admiral
Atlantic
500
„
45c
.
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
Oct
-15c
I
1,200
68c
18
Ltd
Petroleums
Low
1.55
70c
Apr
9yac
---—
Smelt Corp
&
i_
1'
16 %c
Ltd--
Mines
Gold
Bouzan Gold Mines Ltd
Jun
32c
32c
Ltd vtc__
Boreal Rare Metals
1
:
—1
Ltd—
Mines
24
Jan
5%c
10c
—1
Bordulac
Jan
9c
12c
200
Range since Jan.
High
1.55
6.75
14 y4
5,500
28,400
4c
.—1
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1.55
11c
13c
----
Belle
Low
*
17%
1.35
—
1
LtdBeatrice Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd. .—1
Mines
Gold
Band-Ore
Shares
Par
Cabanga Developments Ltd
3.05
1.53
f
__1
& Iron—
for Week
11c
13 %c
*
Ltd
Mines
Range
of Prices
17%
J
---
Ltd-
Mines
Ameranium
Sales
Last
Sale Frice *
Range since Jan. 1
12 %c 17 %c
—1
Uranium Mines Ltd-
Mines Ltd
Alta
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Mining StocksAlgom
NOVEMBER 25
for Week
of Prices
Low
FOR
Sales
J
^
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
43
(2287)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
Bathurst Mining
—1
1.95
18,400
Jan
2.95
15c
20c
4,625
15c
Oct
75c
60c
3,350
20c
July
61
— -
62
16
Uranium
43c
1.38
7%
1,510
52c
4,500
33
33
50
Beaucage
-_1
2.35
2.27
2.55
Mining Corp
Bell Telephone
-1
1.05
90c
1.12
.25
50
*
Beta Gamma Mines
Mines
__1
_,1
„1
Blue
Ribbon
Blue
Rock
_
Gold
Bonville
Mines—,,
Aug
8,938
1.00 July
33
4.00
4.00
1
2.85
2.35
2.85
43c
54c
15c x
Apr
Mines
Chromium Min & Smelt
Cochenour
Willans
Cochrane Dunlop common
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Sep
Cody Reco
Feb
10
Sep
2.90 Aug
1.60 Aug
79c
Mar
July
Sep
25c
Jan
Commonwealth
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
Conduits
Aug
65c
July
Coniagas
9c
11c
29,074
5%c Mar
17c
5.75
5.95
1.00
1.00
700
7%
13,093
90
30
*
Bridge & Tank pfd
6"%
6%
90
90
50
Warrants
—
Mines
Britalta
Nov
Nov
.
49%
100
47%
3.00
100
1.40
Jan
Consolidated
Consolidated
Bakeries
9,600
Apr
3.85
Jan
30%
29%
30%
8,639
25%
Apr
33% July
80c
Aug
Jan
1.20 Sep
Feb
13 %c July
4.25
4.25
3.25
Apr
10%
10%
170
8%
Jan
2.75
2.90
2,350
2.30
Sep
64c
64c
64c
910
42c
1
40c
36C
46c
27,700
36c
17c
16c
20c
30,066
14c
4.25
Mines..'
Development
^
Consolidated
Bellejkeno
Consolidated
Central
Cadillac.
10
27c
Cordasun
300
10
27c
14,382
-
29c
Jun
Nov
85c
May
July
25C
Jan
60c
Jun
Mar
4%c
Jan
19c
4,300
30c
4%
Electric
pfd
preferred
5%
preferred
4% %
preferred
4%% preferred
,,
96
97
165
105
105
106
250
53
54
-473
.
100
106% July
Jan
52
Oct
55
49%
British
Columbia
Packers
class
A
*
Columbia Power
British
53%
Nov
52%
Oct
8%
Jan
16%
Nov
16%
450
15%
Oct
20
July
14%
150
12
Apr
18% July
33%
33%
50
49%
50
750
1.75
1.72
1.77
36,695
15
15
15
50
*
.
Mines
class
Nov
49%
__25
Columbia Telephone Co
Mills
49%
195
9,235
1
British
Reef
225
15%
16%
——
B
51%
,15%
15%
50%
14%
Forest
Broulan
54%
Nov
Jan
Apr
92%
103
49%
50
:
...50
Products
.♦
;
Columbia
Bruck
96%
—_50
r
British
Class
10
,_100
Columbia
4%%
20c
Sep
36c
9.75
10%
27,398
2.10
Jan
15%
Jun
3.50
3.80
32,575
3.60
Nov
4.00
Nov
3.70
J.
1
3.50
3.75
11,200
2.60 Mar
Jun
Jan
*
A—___.
a
Brunhurst
Mines
1
Mines
1
2,110
24% May
37% July
43%
Jan
50% July
Jun
2.15 Aug
1.20
15%
Jun
12
Feb
8c
7,500
7c
Jan
16c
10c 11 %C
17,000
10c
Nov
24c
55c
156,200
18c
Feb
79c
Oct
Feb
16
Jun
8c
8c
Brunsman
34%
Jun
11 %c
Apr
Apr
,
5.00 July
Golden
—yi.—
1
i
& Smelt____
Brunswick Mining
46 %C
49c
,
Algoma Uranium
1
Buffalo Red Lake
Building
Bunker
Burlington Steel
& Co Ltd
Burns
Burrard
Calalta
Calnorth
Calvan
Oils
30%
11%
12%
*3,112
9
9
15Q
67c
68c
--
*
^
—
18%
17%
18%
5,142
28c
23 %c
30c
59,800
Northern
Canada
Canada
•'
A
Permanent
Canada Southern
Petroleum
Preferred
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
Canadian
Atlantic Oil
Oils
Bank of
Canadian
British
Oils.
Empire
Canadian Canners
$1
Celanese
common
preferred
preferred
$1.75
—
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Collieries
Decalta Gas Oils
Sep
10%
com
Jan
10
July
72c
Nov
Jun
55c
Feb
Apr
Jan
29c
Jan
Apr
6.95
Sep
4.15
Apr
16%
Sep
6.90
6.90
100
6.70
Nov
10% Mar
4.75
3.00 May
4.30
J 00
461
33
Oct-
202
30
Anr
22%
Jan
34
30%
34
78%
76
76
Sep
38%
986
30
33
-
340
.
.
Jan
66
"
43% Mar
Aug
Sep
•81 "Mar
48c
Jan
3.90
14
14
14
665
12%
Jan
16
Oct
2.20
2.20
2.50
3,300
2.00
Nov
4.70
Jan
1.20
1.20
800
1.10 Aug
2.75
Jan
41%
Sep
Apr
39
Sep
Jan
95
Feb
2.35:
2.67
2.67' !.
109,224
38
38%
77
37% Mar
34
38
34
75
33
91
104
60c
60c
1.75
1.75
315
92
103
60c
103%
—
.
185
500
3,750
1.85
83%
Nov
103
Nov
55c
1.65
Oct
Mines
Mines
Northland Mines
Orlac Mines.
Peak Oils
Pershcourt Mine..
Red Poplar Min
32»/4
35%
246
13%
12%
13%
252
75
78
154
65
37 %c
Oct
1.40 Mar
3.35
Apr
Nov
14
Mar
90
33c 39%C
23,298
33c
Oct
56c
Sep
July
62c
10,2d7
40c
Apr
75c
Oct
55c
Feb
7.00
6.60
7.00
19,162
5.60
Sep
7.30
44%
44
45
1,737
39%
Jan
48% July
30%
29%
30%
3,945
25
Jan
32% Aug
30 y2
30 %
__25
25
*
3
28% May
30%
155
59c
63c
22,972
35%
35
36
940
29'/a
Jan
22%
22%
23
890
20
Apr
59c
Aug
*
Canadian Food Products
com
Preferred
Canadian Gen Securities
new
Oct
50
20
May
145
33
Apr
38%
5,490
Jan
8.50 May
13
13
13%
70c
68c
73c
14,963
60c
Mar
30c 38 %c
15,600
17c
Apr
14% July
14% July
89c
35.580
1.76
Apr
2.75
21
21%
580
15%
Jan
27
3.25
400
1.75
Jan
7%
7%
329
2.65
2.70
4.70
35
Sep
Jan
Fell
38%c Nov
3.25
21
*
*
100
class A_*
Sep
Nov
785
8%
Nov
July
4.10 Mar
8.00
65
Oct
May
60
58%
60
90
25
25
26%
425
24%
Oct
2.25
2.25
2.38
18,032
1.90
Jun
3.00
Feb
10c
7%
8%
3,510
7%
Jun
8%
Oct
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
Locomotive
Canadian
Oils Cos
Canadian
;
Gold
Malartic
Canadian
common
23
24
225
38c
41c
7,750
36C
2,357
17
1
Canadian
Pacific Railway
:
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Canadian Pipelines & Petroleums
1
Oil & Gas Reserves
Castle
Gold
Corp
Trethewev
Central Explorers
Central
Explorers
Central
Leduc
Central
80c
Oct
70c
38c
14,800
20c
Jan
64c
55,716
46c
Mar
14c 15 %c
49,967
8,100
Mines
i
16c
"41,351
Jan
5.25 Aug
31,950
42c
Nov
60c
37,369
42c
Oct
1.22
2,336
6.35
16,261
2.95
Jan
40,897
1.10
Jun
3.65
%c
28,535
17%
17
19c
Preferred
•-
Textile common
Woollens
15c
29 %C
31c
Copper
Co Ltd
Amphi Gold
Malartic Mines
Mines
2.75
Jan
13% May
18%
Nov
20
2.75
3.00
5,700
2.55
Nov
20
48c
19,250
13c
15C
7,656
27C
32c
35,000
10%
10%
150
1.25
2,324
1.10
Oct
2,300
2.01
Nov
5.20
Jan
1.85
500
7.85
8.25
3,875
5.95
Jan
12% July
3.90
3.75
3.90
1,000
2.70
Jan
5.50 Aug
6.00
6.15
10,700
4.50
1
5.95
1
2.11
2.10
2.25
14,975
86c
86c
90c
14,190
70c
1
«
1
16 %c
16 %c
18c
7.714
66c
July
70c
8.00
1
4.50
1.35
14c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jun
7.50 Mar
7.50 Mar
2.65
24c
Sep
Jan
Nov
Nov
Sep
60c
.
Nov
43c
Jun
Aug
Jan
50c
Apr
11 %
Jun
Feb
1.22
Sep
July
11c
8%
92C
12,136
35c
1,600
30c
60c
500
60c
Sep
15 %c
18c
13,807
15c
July
75c
Nov
Sep
55c
Jan
1.18
Jan
33c
1.25 Mar
75c
75c
9,100
1.50
1.60
II,100
1.05
Jan
14,745
48 %c
Nov
68c
Nov
53,800
15c
Feb
50c
May
48 %C
60c
16c
18c
1.60
1.68
11,960
38C
50c
26,940
36c
38%
41
16,190
30 %
5.40
5.70
3,000
14
14%
2,640
13 %
15c 16 %c
4,100
15c
7%
350
1.24
1.96
Sep
2.15
Jun
Jun
50c
Oct
48
Jun
Nov
Sep
Sep
Nov
5.00
6.10 Aug
18% Mar
Apr
Feb
34c
Aug
10 %
Jan
Jan
6%
7%
Nov
7%
100
29
29%
2,411
104% 104%
29%
104 %
70
102
May
13
Mar
3%
30
17% Mar
Nov
105%
1
Sep
28 %
Aug
19%
20 %
855
30
30
30
30
19% Mar
31% Aug
52
52
52
60
51%
Sep
56%
17.%
18
2,645
1,377
15%
Apr
20 %
Aug
28%
Feb
43
Aug
Jan
13%
34
6,025
175
8%
8%
13 %
23%
9%
4,710
2.00
9%
21% Mar
7
Mar
Feb
2.00
Nov
Jun
24% July
9%
Nov
2.75 Mar
100
40c
16,100
32c
Mar
58c
2.00
2.00
500
40c
May
2.00
31
31
25
Jan
31%
Nov
41c
43c
2.00
38c
47c
38,100
Nov
92c
Aug
Jun
36c
July
20c 20 %C
17,550
1.02
1.01
1.04
41,360
9 %C
10C
15,500
2,25
2.23
2.38
3,850
6.10
6.35
3,970
38,800
20c
25
41c
17c
1.00
5c
2.10
5.00
69c
Sep
2.20
Mar
18c
July
2.95
Jan
Jan
Aug
Nov
Apr
Mar
Jan
7.80 Aug
1.52 May
25c
1 1956
Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd
*
•
Players
Copper——
.—
1
1
25c
1
83c
91c
7.05
10
1
Insurance
Tungsten
35
12%
23%
12%
38c
*
*
Falconbridge Nickel
Farwest
13c
7%
*
Corp
Warrants ext. to Jan
Famous
139
May
81c
7%
10
Sep
Ltd
57
Jan
54
24 %c
88c
15c
20
1
1
1
--1
A
Emerald Glacier
Eureka
2.05
class
—
Empire Life
1.15
Oct
206
55
135
14%
*
Mines
Jan
2.02
Nov
5.50
Ltd
Easy Washing Machine
Economic Investment Trust
Jan
1.15
40c
9lc
Smelting & Refining
Steel Prods
5.25
2.02
Feb
38%
Eastern Metals
Oct
1.85
19c
6.20
Ltd common
El Pen-Rey Oils
El Sol Gold Mines
Electra Investments
11
5,100
50c
—
Mines
825
Aug
1.65
—
Elder
100
30c
10%
East Sullivan
Sep
19
Jan
15C
1
Aug
11
9c
9%C
Oils & Minerals
97
11
Apr
6,000
54
*
Mines
20
18%
3.35
Jan
30c
*
1
1
Jan
47% Mar
Oct
14
35c
42 %C
-J
Mar
Jan
Sep
14c
---
*35
*
—
4.00
29%
20%
34.600-
34%
Paper
435
Jan
10% Mar
1.20
456
-•
23.50
Chemical com
&
Eddy
32%
16%
150
13%
54%
Stores
Tar
3.50 July
31
525
17%
1.12
15c
1
Brewery
Eldrich
Aug
99c
18
Mines —J
Donnell & Mudge common
Eastern
33c
30c
& Coal
Donalda
Eastern
Sep
2.75, Nov
Jan
1.17
—
Steel
Preferred
Dyno
Sep
6.75 May
Oct
17%
88c
26 %
Apr
20
Magnesium
T—
Dominion Scottish Invest com
Dow
20
lie
13%
Dominion
Dominion
23
5.20
196,300
—•
Jun
6.50 Aug
2.05 Mar
5.50
^
Foundry & Steel com
Dominion
2,200
5.80
}
Oct
>
22%
21c
Preferred
Dominion
•
Jun
50c
Feb
9c
2.04
"
; 70c
2.39
-J
Dominion
Dominion
53c
1.61
2.50
Coal pfd
Electrochome Ind—
Dominion
2,829
16 %c
Dominion
Dominion
1.10 Sep ;
4.90
-
6.10
■
11% July
31
♦
Nov
4.55
75c
;
Oct
11 %
Sep r
51c
60C
;
Dominion Asbestos
Feb
69
T
5.80
---«
1.42
50
Jan
2,455
'29,092
30C
60c-
51c
15 %c
(Western)
Exploration
3.70
100
18c
52c
9%C
22%
J
1,100
18
Aug
2.46
,
Mar '
23c
July "
NOV
13c
33C
Distillers Seagrams
Dome
8c
Apr
July ;
1.50 July
"25c
1
12 %c
•
—_
Diadem Mines
1,334
4.30
32c
1.07 Aug
40c
'
Devon-Leduc Oils
61,760
28% July
Feb
1.27
53c
1
Minerals
Detta
4.30
17% Mar
60c
60c
3.15
"
Nov
45c A. 50c
:
26%
Jun
68c
35c
35c
1.52
25
35%
Aug
-
Mines Ltd....
3.00
Jan
25c
15c
1
Producers Ltd
Desmont Mining Corp Ltd
25
28
July
Jun
50,650
4.73
Rio
East
1.05 Aug
39%
1.11
29 %c
Mines
Delnite
Jun
3.50
29 '„.Jan
11,367
17,900
—
3.10
94
Oil
Porcupine
49C
-•
D'Eldona Gold
East
1
Quartz
Asbestos
41c
Aug
90c
Nov
2.00
60c
:
Horn Mines
Apr
♦
Cariboo
5,366
13c
*
Warrants
Deer
Jun
1
Cassiar
36%
45c
Sep
Jan
1.67
Leather
Davis
16,861
93
60
Pioducers
35%
14 %C
—1
Mines
class A—
Brewis Mines
D'Aragon
33 %
*
Oil
22,677
2.80
35c
100
—1
31%
33
20
Canso
—
1,360
18
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
6,600
2.75
38c
1
1
—1
5
—
132,670
*
Tire Corp. (jommon.
45c 48 %c
2.53
2.75
Crowpat Minerals —
Cusco
Mines Ltd.———_—
61c
12
July
2c
1.24
*
Imperial
Coulee
Lead Zinc——
Cournor Mining i_
Croinor
Pershing
Crown
Zellerbach
Crows Nest Pass Coal.
20
Jan
Feb
5.35
2.80
Cosmos
63c
Apr
1.00
Jan
1
*
—
7%
3
70c
Jan
5,515
*
Consol Mining
Ltd
Copper-Man
Mines
Corby (H) Dist class A
Corp
Copper
7
50c
Jan
23c
10,000
166,411
80c
—1,
1
Copper Cliff
31
25% July
24 %c
40c
"
Duvan
Jan
July
47c
Sannorm
19
63c
a
Canadian
Jan
Mar
Aug
75c
4.20
47c
Sudbury
51c
20
7%
Warrants
Canadian
20
24
40c
19c
36%
Mines
1
Basin Mines
—•
Consolidated Thor Mines Ltd.—-1
Consolidated Tungsten
Mining™—1
Consolidated West Petroleum
*
Consumers Gas of Toronto
10
Conwest Exploration
*
Consolidated
Consol
Duvex
*
*
*
Jan
Nov
34c
Apr
*
8
28
i
Canadian Homestead Oils
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
25%
10%
22
2.68
July
1.75
36%
22
36%
1
A
33
39
10
22
Consolidated
Dome
22
36%
10
57c
Consolidated
•Del
Mar
12%
75
105%
Negus
Consolidated
30c
10%c
22 %c
2.68
•
1
2
—1
.*
1
1
1
&
Nicholson
Consolidated
Feb
Nov
500
I,400
36c
46c
Consolidated Mosher
Consolidated
Oct
Jan
13,500
14c
4.20
•
Smelting
Consolidated Morrison Explor
Mining
Consolidated
Feb
1.02
2.65
1.55 Aug
48c
4.15
39c
Gold...
Mines
Howey
1.75
44c
Mines
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd
Decoursey
July
20% July
32 %
Jun
41
-
*
Dock
&
18 %
13% May
14 %c
4.90
36%
*
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Dredge
Aug
Nov
7%
63c
13
Oct
13 %c
30
37%
Warrants
Class
May
30%
25
34c
(Dunsmuir)
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Mar
20
*
25
10c
*
—*
common.
Preferred
Canadian
87c
2
Commerce
Breweries
Canadian
Nov
12c
*
.—1
*
B
Minerals
Canadian
Canadian
Oct
*
com
...
Wire & Cable class
Canada
Apr
Sep
20c
12.50
Lines
Steamship
Canada
warrants
Oils
Southern
47%
Nov
8%C Feb
308
1
Mortgage
Canada Safeway Ltd pfd
Canada
39
Apr
6,074
33%
*
*
20
100
:
B
Canada
4%c Jan
25c
*
—
class
38c
2,600
17c
37%
—
Packers
Class
Feb
13c
4.30
Warrants
Canada
May
*
Power
Lands
Oil
16c
5.50
'
*
Explorations
,Can, Met
Jan
15%
16c
10
*
.1
Foundries.
Malting
Iron
1.40 Mar
Oct
5%c
5.50
15%
20
common
Preferred
9.75
38c
15%
*
1
.—
common
Cement
1,000
.1
*
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20,500
30%
Bread
Canada
335
20,400
12%
1
1
,Canada
3;007
-
—
30%
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
8c
40
14c 16 %c
25
25c
Oil
Cons
36,700
12c 14 %c
12 %C
*
class A
Flon
Flin
•
-14,500
-
15c
39
15c
9,400
14c
*
Edmonton
&
43c
_*
—
Petroleum
Callinan
•
8c
1 \
*
Gold
8c
14c
-
39
*
;
Dry Dock
Calgary
14c
1
;
Products
Yellow Knife
Hill Ext..,
Bulldog
;
9c
*
Gold
Canadian
Buffalo
38c
39C
;
—1
5,205
13%
11
13%
1
"
Buckles
Buffadison Gold
Arrow
Marbenor
Consolidated
40c
31c
44c
Halliwell
Consolidated
17,251
7,389
11c
14c
-
Consolidated Guayana
Consolidated
15,240
79c
1.66
Lake
Gillies
Consolidated
1.70
45C
75c
13 %c 13 %c
B warrants..
Class
Consolidated
Consolidated
Brunston Mining
Mines
Iron
Fenimore
Consol
36c
41c
7
Consolidated East Crest
35c
74c
1
*
Oil
Dragon
Jan
9.95
3.50
Consolidated Discovery
Consolidated
Sep
12%
Mar
25c
5,180
10 %c 10 %c
1
70c
Mar
'
British
Jun
3.70 Aug
7% Mar
150
34c
10
1
Mines..
Warrants
;
*
:.
July
11%
2.80
"
Oil
American
British
Jun
Feb
6.70
1
2.50
Oct
July
1.37
4%c
146.850
9c
1
May
2.30
10
10c
73c
Oils—
1.30
5,700
Nov
Nov
7%c
53c
Consolidated
57,951
.2.50
Nov
7
7%c
Consolidated Denlson Mines—!
-1.87
2.38
1.85
6,500
21
72c
71c
Nov
2.45
l
;
2,100
Jan
15
7 %c
3.00
*
Petroleum
2,268
74c
12c 12 %c
1
Corp
Allenbee
Oil—
Nov
7%
Jan
1.05 July
*
Coniaurum
Conro
Jan
50
Apr
3.00
1.74
—
705
7
12 %c
2.50
Apr
Jan
18
21
1.18
Feb
72c
Nov
101
Oct
80c
1
—i.
!
Nov'
100
25,700
72c
19
—1
Petroleum
9% Mar
Apr
6%
90
85c
7%
1
1.36
l
Ltd
Brilund
-
•
880
14,704
-
Mar
65
98
86c
75c
*
*
1
Mines
5.95
2.45 Mar
90c
49%
__
._
"
11c
1,414
2.20
1.95
97
...
Mines
100
common
Sep
Jun
3.50 July
Jun
1.70
1
National
28c
3,145
1.80
,2.56
82c
Copper
Yellowknife
Colomac
7,000
■
Mar
1.25 Aug
82 c
Mines
Gold
Lake
Coin
Coldstream
32,200
.
80c
97%
;
35c
5.85
96c
1
Sep
9%c
•
Jun
1
Corp
i
Jun
3.80
11c
l
Jan
35c
"
31c
____1
3lc
259.849
2.20
Consolidated Mining
4.20
Nov
Nov
9,436
96c
.25
Chrysler Corp
Cobalt
35c
Jan
24c
July
May
Apr
Aug
41c
72c
18,750
1.05 Jun
Jun
16c
38c
32,000
52
6.40
Feb
5c
90c
1.36
52c
July
20
Apr
3.35 Mar
58c
1.10
Jan
Oct
15
Jan
6% May
39c
8%c
—___
8,000
96c
4
15,060
7%c
Mines
12c
12c
7%c
Chib-Kayrand Copper
31c
Petroleums
Preferred
7%c
....
9%c
V
10,230
1.25
6c
109,100
4%
180
4.35
1.05
1.15
64,500
45c
18%
4.20
1.27
1.80 May
10
4.00
18%
4.30
Gold
Jan
11,600
4.40
18%
•
Apr
Nov
2.10
1.57 May
120
4.40
*
i_'.
Chibougamau Exporl
10c
25,400
60c
Chimo
36,200
32,740
Jan
Apr
Oct
■
18c
25c
10,680
Nov
Aug
15c
Jan
10,700
6.20
11c
1.35
7c
39c
2.08
1.25
45 %
12c
Chesterville
3,000
34c
1.93
8%c
Oct
44c
2.65
Aug
9%c
35c
2.05
Feb
12,300
1.15
,
9c
Traction
Brazilian
Mines
Jan
High
Low
50c
common
Wines
1
Mines
Gold
Boymar
Bralsaman
Cheskirk
Prods
Gai
1
—
Gold
Bralorne Mines
Jan
Steel
i
Bordulac Mines
Bouscadillac
8%
27,206
1
Mines
Cerium
Oct
2.20
»
Bobjo Mines
Research
14c
2.30
1.15
common
Chemical
67c
.
57c
•
——
13c
Uran Ltd
Bay
Chateau
Sep
10c ll%c
2.50
Mines
.
Sep
Apr
1.50
35c
151,405
50%
12c
10 %c
Kirkland
Bidgood
Black
111
Uranium
Bicroft
49%
,
14c
Ltd
Mines
Yukon
Bibis
;
64%
55
33
3,650
—
Jan
Jan
45c
1
Range since Jan.
High
l
Jan
6%
Shares
Low
1
Oil
Oils
Chatco
for Week
»
Centremaque Gold
Chamberlain
Charter
25c
,
--
46c
-20
Apr
July
1.00 July
58 %
66,676
7%
Par
38
2
1.30
___
pfd
Co
43C
1.31
1
..
Belcher
Bevcon
70c
Range
Sale Price
High
52c
7%
Lumber
Beaver
Low
43c
Bros
Lodge
Beaver
High
Sales
Week's
of Prices
1 ast
1
1.80
,
B
NOVEMBER 25
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
52c
Beattie-Duquesne
Beatty
Shares
15c
Bathurst Power & Paper class A_
Class
v
1.90
warrants
"B"
ENDED
for Week
Low
warrants
"A"
WEEK
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR
Sales
6.80
7.15
8,400
6%
6%
6%
2,935
3%
Apr
19%
20
300
8%
Jan
36
36%
160
29% Mar
38%
Sep
36
710
33
Jan
Sep
65%
66
81 %
66
Oct
79c
Jan
Mar
4.00 Aug
60c 62 %C
2,800
51c
75c
90c
15,100
45c
87C
8%c
8%C
9c
9,832
9%c
9%c
10c
8,750
119
119
100
28c
30c
5,800
72
72
28c
1.73
38,556
60c
60C
80c
19,916
8,480
27%
28%
23
22%
23
1,747
26
25%
26
315
1.88
1.90
1.99
2.30
2.30
2.45
8,543
31c
31c
33c
26,610
28%
'
7%c
110
18c
35
1.53
1.53
6%c
12,840
Jan
Sep
Feb
Mar
Feb
1.03 May
8.10
7
20%
1.10
13c
Sep
Nov
NOV
Jun
Sep
14%c July
119
Nov
54c
July
75
Aug
Oct
2.94
July
1.70
Oct
21%
Jan
30%
Jun
22%
Nov
25
Feb
29%
Jan
3.75 July
Jan
2.91 July
21c
1.80
1.72
31c
Nov
29
48c
Mar
Sep
Aug
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2288)
.
.
.
Monday, November
28
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Toronto Stock Exchange
Week'a
Sale Price
WEEK
ENDED
NOVEMBER
for Week
Last
stocks
FOR
of Prices
Range since Jan.
High
351/8
36V2
250
26
Jan
43
Jun
La
30
30%
660
29
Jan
31%
Oct
Lamaque
33c
Oct
Preferred
Federated
Fittings
Fleet
20
Kirkland
Federal
1
23c
221/4 C
25c
12,200
—*
Petroleums
4.05
4.00
4.25
12,434
5V2
5'/2
58
1.45
1.40
1.45
1,715
—*
common
Manulacturing
Ford Motor class A
*
*
—.
143
140 1431/4
10c
Jan
3.60
Jan
5%
Nov
6.30 July
8'% Jan
Nov
Francoeur
of
Co
Gold
Canada
*
Ltd
Frobisher
Debentures
33 %
common-*
4.35
-
100
—
94
Exploration
Gatineau
Power
1
48c
Geco
*
30 Va
preferred
5%
10
HO1/4
Ltd
1
Mines
common
General
Bakeries
General
Dynamics
General
*
3
Jan
18
Jan
27%
Jun
Lavalie
2,300
5%c July
13c
Apr
Lawson
&
1,050
25
36
Aug
Leitcn
Class
33%
General
(Canada)
4.35
4.50
15,261
3.90 Mar
93%
95
21,500
85% May
Steel
Wares
5.50
Sep
96'% Aug
L.
97,405
680
90
32c
Feb
26%
Jan
Warrants
Apr
34% Julv
Apr
171/4
1,970
9.80
Jan
19%
Sep
7%
7%
1,130
7 %
Feb
9'%
Jun
6O1/2
561/2
,601/2
1,275
49
50
51
1,807
43%
4.80
4.80
4.65
Uranium
Lake
1
Mines
Gold
:
Goldcrest
1
Mines
Gold
Gold
9%
9%
100
100
15
Vic
13 % C
15c
1,850
6.00
5.85
6.40
13
1.30
10
1.19
955
2,955
1.34
94,025
5.55
60c
1
Canada
Sep
Sep
56c
Oct
94c
July
23c
Mar
59c
Oct
45c
38c
50c
19,600
35c
Oct
25c
241/2 c 27 % c
64,600
18c
Feb
1
-
I41/2C
13c
115,100
10,900
18c
375,462
152 1521%
*
12c
70
Mar
1.66
5'Ac
130
53
75
B
*
71/4
7%
520
Gold
1
29c
29c
4,885
•
25C
13c
Mines
c
24c
28c
46,500
1
6.00
6.80
6,715
♦
41
Paper
Utilities
1
6%
50
461/2
com
425
*
Development,
1
Oils
1
61/2
6%
46
46%
245
3.15
Preferred
Warrants
41%
3.15
375
52%
261/4
l,12i*
3.70
3.95
66,125
Jan
5
West
Class
Gridoil
A
*
Wire
*
Freehold
Guaranty
Gulf
class
9c
Trust
Xead
l
•
Maralgo
July
Maple
fcloedel
Apr
Gold
7'% May
48
4.00
Apr
Oils
&
Hinde
Jan
9%
Jan
21% Nov
3.60
Jan
13
26
170
12c
24,500
61
61 %
435
♦
B
1
l
1
l
i
Ltd
Oils
*
Canada-,
Smelting
Gold
2,000
15c
2,500
50
20%
4,845
8.50
40%
52%
7.85
8.10
63%
64
8,864
47c
3.10
3.25
10c
7.50
55%
5,350
2.60
2,615
51'A
29,700
1,390
8%C
61,025
683
11%
685
10c
6,500
55%
/
57
1,215
"
—r
104 104%
20c
34
7.05
International
International
2.80
Ranwick
Minerals
Mines
7'Ac
Nov
15c
Jan
54
155
Apr
1.21
Oct
3%
Jan
255
Joliet-Quebec
104
104
10
102
79%
77%
6,666
55
135
134%
135
360
29%
2,331
1.10
1.50
28,396
1.20
15%
16
315
12%
27'/a
26%
27%
4,732
1
3.10
3.05
3.35
8,925
2,000
10c
7,350
32c
64c
I"
55c
66c
110,050
34c
33c
32c
34c
12,619
10c
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20,700
14c
18c
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2121
27c
page
45.
New
Nov
Oct
class
12c
14c
9%
10
15,700
3,980
104% 105 %
2o0
104%
1.05
1.58
143,809
42%
1,245
Highridge
Jaculet
22c
20,300
35c
38c
10,900
10c
95c
90 %c
95c
18,400
85c
Sep
1.75
Apr
35c
2,000
30c
Nov
1.50
Feb
2.24
2.84
9.80
10.25
32c
17%
450
24,170
Newnorth
New
New
Jan
2.40
2.39
2.55
4,400
15
275
17%
18
5,315
39c
Jun
1.77
3.75
3.75
.3.90
27c
4.65
94c
Jan
3.10
Oct
Nov
15%
Feb
22%
Feb
New Thurbois
1,542
16%
3.25
15,275
28
28
175
4.50
4.50
1.95
38
110
36%
Jun
74c '< 81c
5,420
47c
Jan
74c
17%
17%
17%
3,035
41%
41%
1,080
7
200
1.60
4,100
70,238
18% Sep
14c
40,500
11c
Feb
23c
1.75
808
12%
545
13
59,900
21,760
65c
Jan
86c
5,000
Sep
4.05
Nov
1.75
Nor
2,525
1.90
34c
36c
7,200
Noy
Noranda
Jun
2.78
May
Nov
Jun
14
Apr
15
Mar
May
65c
76c
28%
28%
5.00
4.50
5.00
2.55
3.30
36,650
27%
29%
1,320
26
Jan
35 % July
•10
3.00
75c
40%
40%
247Ac 30 %c
65c
Nov
2.72
25
27%
Jun
28%
950
3.55
Jun
5.25
Jan
1.50
Jun
3.30
Nov
37
Apr
18c
Jan
30c
1.65
15,150
20c
25c
39,200
113,283
1.25 Aug
11c
Jan
42c
Jan
21c
Aug
67c
95c
Aug
70c
27c
13,300
1.48
28,446
2.05
2.20
1.01
5,649
1.00
1.05
13,600
50c
71,305
36c
Jun
69c
2,000
15c
Aug
25c
60c
1.99
30c
2.05
55c
63c
16 %c 16%c
1.01
1.15
1.96
2.00
6,883
27c
32c
87,075
2.04
2.18
27c
25c 28 %c
30c
TillI
IIII ~
27c
55c
25c
45c
25c
87,200
9,000
Nov
Jan
34c
Oct
49C
60c
May
Aug
78,275
15c
Jan
26c
14,485
25c
100,297
20c
63,655
22c
25c
8,000
11c
10c
12c
4-7,900
48c
24c
2.24
Oct
Apr
11c
19 %c
10%C
Jan
72c
24c
15 %c
%c
2.70
Apr
35,800
22c
49
Nov
Jan
1.50
Oct
Jan
1.34
11,683
24c
~
1.45 Aug
1.00 July
1.95
Sep
3.15 Mar
Apr
25c
Jun
Jan
1.85
31c
16C
75
Ill-
43c
1.05 May
2.05 Nov
Feb
Jan
*Jun
1.80
26c
1.37
16%c
Jan
/
2.54
1.40
50
Apr
44
19,700
1.50
2.10
IIIII
I II
Nov
8
2.75 Aug
21c
1.12
Oct
Aug
68c
Apr
25'Ac" Oct
11c
Sep
5'Ac
Jan
22c
Nov
18c
Jan
75c
May
6'Ac
Jan
22c
Apr
51c
32,675
12c
Jan
8c 12 %c
74c
Sep
121,050
8c
28c
22c 24%c
Aug
'Feb
6,086
20%c Nov
40c
Aug
19c
;
18c
20c
30,509
10c
17'Ac
10c
40c
Feb
14c
16 %c
——II
Mines
71,500
7'Ac
Jan
40c
Feb
15c
18c
25,550
5'Ac
Jan
24%c
Oct
1.38
2.07
Sep
1.59
1.52
8 %C
II
2.20
2.28
28c
1,500
22'Ac
25c
30,950
6%c
6 %C
7c
1.15
5,500
1.07
1.20
2.35
__H
59,500
25c
IIII
Mines-
24,175
10'Ac
23c
I
Mines
1.63
8c
2.25
IIIIII~HII
Oils
2.34
2.38
Sep
Oct
8c
2.20
2,537
Nov
Oct
18'Ac Mar
3.20
15'Ac May
65c
22'Ac Nov
Jan
Sep
78c
Sep
5c
Jan
10%c
Jun
8,310
1.00
July
1.55
Jan
10,256
2.10
Jan
Nisto Mines
1.60
26'A Mar
42%
26c
II
I_H
July
28%
___!
Gold
80c
Jan
1.25
1.40 May
13%
Sep
Jan
40
•
Sep
/
6.75
Jan
12%
Jan
3.85
28
Jan
Jan
1.41
67c
1.45
2 5'A July
47c
Oct
Mar
7
13%
29
I"
Mar
79c
3.75
16
32'A
12%
1.02
Nipissing Mines
11c
71c
3.50
1.45
Nov
13%
IIIIII
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd
12c
35c
Sep
Sep
July
5
2.25 July
23% July
13
;
„
5.10
Nov
3.00
£
Rouyn
2.05 Aug
Jan
28c
17,100
July
39c
Jan
19,853
I ~I~~
Yellowknife
3,50
Jan
3
July
19
Mar
23
39c
Nov
Nov
1.42
3.50 July
20c
34c
,
>
2.84
Jan
35c
Mines
New Taku Mines
Nib
15
Oil
Gold
Superior
May
9%
39c
Apr
10%
Nov
Nov
32c
Mines
Senator
New
60c
22%
III
Mining
Gold
New
Mar
Jan
7.85
1,600
22c
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper
Sep
44c
13,568
4.40
Jun 1
Aug
60c
Feb
20c
7,825
25'Ac
May
90
50c
23
Mylainaque Explor
Aug
805,173
105
Jan
11c
360,630
70c 75'Ac
99
4,797
20c
1.62
Minda-Scotia
Jan
65
38C
IIIII
Marlon
Sep
2.00 Aug
46'A July
19c
IIIIIIIII
Newlund Mines
Jun
Feb
20c
II
I_jj
II__
Gold—
New
1.40
Jan
Apr
67% May
40%
—
Mar
Mar
31'Ac July
I
New Jason Gold
New Kelore Mines
New
14c
9'Ac
33
Mar
July
3,621
Mines
Laguerre
42c
11% July
115
5,230
I"
Harricana
New
Jan
Feb
Apr
July
101
HH
1
I_I_III_
1
Explorations
New
9
34c
:
Fortune Mines
76c
Oct
—
—
40c
38c
42c
27,900
3.50
1.60
Nov
Nov
31c
July
35 %c
Jun
/
50c
55c
Jari
Acme
8%C
IIIIIIII
19c
Mar
30,500
Norlartic
12c
Mines
Mar
13c
13c
18c
Nov
14c
20,100
Nornietal
13c
Mar
Mining
32c
1.05
1.16
July
16 'Ac
21,750
1.10
Jan
1.52 Mar
23%
24%
2,000
21%
Apr
25
Jun
15%
16
1,745
8.15
Jan
19
3.30
3.40
May
16,300
2.25
2.25
2.45
26,473
13c
13c
14c
26c
26c 27%c
4.65
24 %c
4.50
1.10
Apr
75c
9.050
12c
Sep
3,200
22 %c
3.95 July
3.35 Sep
Jan
4.80
2,550
24 %c 24%c
1,500
North
Oil
&
*
_
Oils
Ltd
IIII
4.50
20c
Apr
Nov
Jan
t
35c
45c
6.35
27c
Mar
Jun
Jan
July
North Inca Gold
_~~
I
Rankin
Northwestern
7,000
8c
64c
800
55c
52%
2,961
24c
7.25
Util
99c
16c
Jan
7.95
4.75
1.65
120
1.65
65,000
7'Ac
40c
73c
57,200
20'Ac Mar
3,130
70c
75c
July
62'% Set)
Feb
9c 11 %C
14%
.
Jun
80c
Jun
May
Jun
1.65
9%C
15'Ac
May
9c
3.45
44c
48c
3.10 Mar
15c
5,275
17,150
4.60
;
pfd
18,300
48c
-
Nudulama Mines Ltd
27c
10 %c 10 %c
7.05
7.25
46
4.60
common
.IIIIIIIII
IIII"
North Star Oil
IIIIIIII
Warrants
III~~:
North Trinity
Mines—IIIIIIII
Northern Canada Mines
HI1
North
9c
64c
51%
_
~~
Mines
Canadian
H™
I
Warrants
23%
15%
,1
Norpax
8%c
51%
25c
Gold
Mines
Norgold Mines
1.05
19C
*
Julv
1.00
100'A May
2,500
1.30
41%
6%C
75C
39c
25
*
Gas
2.83
Oct
July
.
New
17c
41c
Jan.
81%
Mines_,
Hosco
Jan
12c
20c
12%
Oils
New
70c
7,550
5,030
38
B
,
New
New
7,030
.
20c
"
New Dickenson Mines
70c
27c
18c
100
IIIII
I—
Continental Oil
New Davies Petroleum
Delhi
1.95
4.50
-
!
Bidlamaque
Bristol
Jun
35.200
Sep
"I_
I
Car
New Athona Mines
Sep
Sep
134,850
58c
13% July <
Nov
34c
common
Alger Mines.
8c
31c
Mar
17%
Petroleum
Mining
New
31c
1.05
^
see
National
Jun
91c
1
1
Mines
Mines
Sep
3.40
•
"
Mines
Lake
Shore
1
111112120c
Labatt
pfd
Hosiery Mills
National
72c
28c
17%
Grocers
1.65
1
1
Ltd
National
Nov
29c
1
1
£
IIIIII
1112211"
Kirkland Townsite
Kristina Copper Mines—
Lake
Feb
15
1
Gold
Mar
3.65
Sep
30c
1.80
I
New Goldvue Mines
*
Keymet Mines
Hudson
Oct
19c
2,550
38c
Jan
1.72
& Chem
New
2.25 July
17% July
30% Jan
Aug
95c
•
National Drug
New
24c
Gold
Lake
1.95
34c
Mines
Kirkland
25
Mar
3.80
Preferred
National Explorations Ltd
Sep
31
Feb
7c
9
8'Ac
79%
Mines
Nov
142
Nov
16
5
Canada
Kirkland
May
28%
1.25
IIIIIIBo
Kerr-Addison
24
29'A
Oct
86% Aug
Mar
32c
Jupiter Oils
of
133
1
15c
Creek
38
Jan
230
7
105
Aug
79%
24c
Ltd
7%
Apr
Apr I
100
Sep
2.80 Mar
32% Mar
104
*
32c
Mines
Mines
19
j
2.25 Aug ?
1.06
4,984
60c
1.60
New
11%
Jan
Oct
30c
Nesbitt Labine Uranium 1
Feb
Oct
25c
18,675
41%
106% Aug
14
1.55
15c
Ltd
Oct
Nov
Nov
53c
Brass
102'% Mar
9
2.70
35c
New
48%
1.62
20c
Jan
50
A
Nello
Apr
Jan
July
3.15
Trust
July
Jun
1.84
46%
10%
97C
Moore Corp common
Apr
61% July
100
I-IIIIIIIIIl
58,600
42
Works
10c
3,750
£
Porcupine
Locomotive
12% Aug
Jan
7%
~I~~
2,350
38c
Knitting common—/
Mtg & Inv
10'A Mar
*
Ltd____
1.85
10
Aug
1
Novj
Oct
™
4'/aC
1.40
—
Feb
30c
Ill-
National
Oct
1.06
Sep
8c
10
%
New British Dominion
New Calumet Mines
IIIIIIIIIIIl
Mines
3.25
45
7%
1
(1939)
Gold
70
NOV
1.35
«
1.00
39,400
1.35
Corp
Steel
Feb
—
Jacobus
1,800
16c
1.80
Gas
National
July
1.35
•
1.50
13c
common
Sep
10
*
Waite
Mining
Mining
Exploration
9.20
32c
835
Ltd—I"
Jan
July
42
•
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Intel-provincial Pipe Line
Iron Bay Mines
1.40
Aug
Apr
16%
Petroleum
Oct
2.15
1.25 May
43c
1.30 Mar
36
15c
10
Mines—
Montreal
Apr
16%
5/100
Ore
Metals
Moneta
44% July
53% July
May
16%
36
1.60
4.40
Feb
Aug
Aug
io
35%
26,128
25 %c
Apr
15c
Jan
1,650
common
2.70
70c
Monarch
64
Jan
11%
_•
2.55
2.75
Monarch
25% Aug
12% July
Jan
51%
8%c
2,600
2,062
10.25
Feb
80c
Feb
50%
71/4C
11%
1.40
43%
20 %C
3.10
Feb
IIlOO
Co
Mindamar
New
8%C
1.36
42%
Knit_
Nov
Feb
1.65 May
I
Aug
28%
6,705
10c 10 %C
Lake
Mogul Mining Corp__
Molsons Brewery class
15c
Jan
11%
Preferred
Apr
1.68
15% Mar
30
50%
11%
2.05
May
37c
29c
May
53%
I 40
217
8%c
2.00
Apr
3.20 July
10c
81%
23 %c
Apr
11%
Preferred
Nov
22c
15'% Mar
668
.
1,990
26c 29%c
Jan
com
_
Mining Corp
Min
—II_1
International Nickel
For
60c
59%
521/4
Feb
7c
12 %C
Industrial
Morrison
19%
7.90
40c
3,500
Oct
5.15 Mar
66c
Nov
Brick
Multi-Minerals
39
73,900
Juu
10c 10 %c
City Petroleum
9'%c Mar
8.10
2.44
7%c
10%
Mines
Mid-Western
Mill
30c
13c
2.16
7%c
1.90
Light & Power
Jan
60c
Jan
39c
Mining
Jan
8.25
com
Mexican
Feb
Nov
Nov
15'Ac
55,200
Midcon Oil & Gas
Sep
Jan
1.20
6,700
15c
Petroleum
Uranium
4c
38%
loo
Merrill
Meta
15c
38
„»
Jun
Merrill Island
9'%
7'Ac
187,250
27c
common
Chipman
6,650
8.00
l
Jun
Jan
1.53
__10
McWatters Gold Mines—
Mentor Exploration & Dev
Mercury
3.40
20c
Jan
8c
6,750
'
27c
44c
Lake
Red
6,000
8.25
*
"
McMarmac
Jan
Jan
16c
12c 12'Ac
1.35
40c
]
16%
July
July
Apr
Feb
53C
Frontenac
Jun
38c
15c
4c
Jun
*
McColl
Feb
16c
Aug
9,999
1.84
;
22c
38%
ordinary_5
62
12Vac
6 %c
36'Ac
Preferred
51/2C
28c
.
Jan
8
6c
1.75
Jan
common—...
Massey-Harris-Ferguson Ltd
5%C
325
59%
io
of Canada
52%
Jan
36c
3.00
95
Mar
12c
Matachewan Consolidated L
Maybrun Mines
Nama
13c
3.25
International Bronze Powders
International Metals class A
Osu
16,000
—1
Inspiration Mining
Lake
50,300
-20
_
Lake Cinch
60c
63%
—"III
Jan
10%c Mar
68
—
1.19
8'Ac
'.111
—
Sep
28%
9c
15%
545
43%
Martin-McNeely Mines
27%
39
Acceptance common—
4%% preferred
Inglis (John) & Co
Inland Cement preferred
Gils
9,900
10,500
8.10
Industrial
Kroy
137,300
21c
19%
•
Imperial Bank
Imperial Tobacco
100
591/4
Gold
Mar
88
56c
—
21c
5%c
«
„_~i
Nov
5
Apr
24
46%
86%
Jan
5,960
Mining Corp
25
-50
Lake
1.45
19c
175
13c 13 %c
1.08
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Kilembe
1.25
7'/4c
Oils
Warrants
210
13,773
1.13
*
Huron & Erie Mtge
Husky Oil & Refining Lt(l
Keyboycon
C
8%
71/4C
common
Porcupine
Kelvinator
21c
3.25
8%
l
Sarcee
Jonsmlth
1.39
13 %
3.25
12%c 12%c
1
Consol
Joburke
3.25
12 % c
16%
Lake
Dauch
Jeanette
16%
Mines
Paper
3%
►
41% Mar
135,750
warrants
Milton
8%
Mines
Mining
Jellicoe
611/4
*
Hudson Bay Mining &
Jaye
440
26
10c
A
Preferred
Jack
5
26
Howard Smith Paper common
Indian
5
8,500
10 VaC
Mines
Hugh-Pam
Feb
Sep
7%c
Oil
Hoyle
12
21%
Feb
8,170
15c I6I/4C
5
Bell
&
Jan
Mar
11,930
l
Red
Hollinger
7.75
16
92c
20
Mines
Gold
Hendershot
Home
300
6lc
450
87c
Porcupine
12%
Alabastine
Gold
Gold
Highwood
265
108,900
900
38c
Red
Jun
Nov
1.11
Ltd
Mclntyre
4.95
2.50
Aug
Apr
1.15 May
4.00 Aug
45%
._
McKenzie
11%
Head of Lakes Iron
Heva Gold
20
1.60
8.40
9,000
Feb
1.10
;
Nov
I91/2
Harrison Minerals
High Crest
20
1.50
Jan
2.60
Mines
Nov
191/2
Carpets
Highland
8.25
1.51
May
Jan
15c
40c
;
9
15c
Mines
Heath
2,075
4.15
l
class
Rock
Headway
4.50
__30
Brass
Hasaga
4.50
8 Vac
18,400
34c
.
Ltd
Milling
10
Apr
12
Gypsum Lime
Hard
5%
8.25
common
Preferred
Harding
7% Mar
480
2.44 July
40c
Apr
_
Gwillim Lake Gold
Hallnor
775
9
12,500
41c
2.75
,1.37
B_
A warrants
Mar
4.00 May
28
Sep
25c
11c 13 %c
30c
•'
Au
V
Sep
Jun
86C
62c
Mines
class
Gold
Maritime
Sep
8.95
Apr
2.50
-.
Jan
47c
47'A
Leaf
Marigold
bOC
Jan
24
43c
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet
Consolidated Mines
Marcus
l
Mines
Gurney Products
Hahn
10
11c
NOV
34 %c
MacLeod-Cockshutt
Feb
1
Mines
Warrants
4.50
91/4
81/2
10
Ltd
Mines
Gunnar
10
*
Greening
Gulch
Coal
B
4,000
Jan
2.25
Preferred
Great
73c
6730
21
7%c
Mines
Mines
Uranium
8%
May
12 %C
71c
12c
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Nov
1.50 May
2.75
27c
Goldfields
Oct
18 %
Nov
85c
Malartic
54c
Apr
99c
2.02
Maneast
54
45% May
200
1.36
Mines
Macmillan
21c
Jan
2.40
Jun
175
Sep
May
Jan;
99c
6c
Explorations
May
4.25 Mar
Jan
26
17%
45%
Mines
1.33 Mar
Feb
29
Macassa
Macdonald
4.00 Aug
Feb
13'A
Sep
72c
A
class
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
79c
6% May
700
25'/2
3.75
62c
Mar
26c
281/2
Granduc Mines
Grass
2.03
23,625
32c
Nov
20
87
Mackeno
31,100
3.40
22'a July
10%
25
100
Lomega Gold
Long Island Petroleums
Jan
63c
52%
Gas
7.85
40c
3.10
Jan
50
4
1.10
*
Groceterias
Sep
58c
251/2 c
1,260
20
6,100
B
Macfie
34c
Great
Northern
29c
59c
50
Bsusquet
Jan
105% May
Nov
30c
com___—
class
Feb
Jan
19%
Mar
11
Jun
Feb
3.25
4%
preferred
Gordon Mackay
6.50
6.45
45
Nov
10c
*
Goldora Mines
Plains
8 %
100
__1
Uranium
Great Sweet
Nov
Ndv;
10%
7c
30c
Sep
Jau
14'A
20
21
;
Jun
19
2.75
Lac
11%
3.25
4.35
••
10%
-
6%c
.
Louvicourt Goldfields
Nov
4.50
1
Porcupine
Lakes
4.55
40 % May
1
Goldfields
Grandines
100
i
Lorado Uranium Mines
Nov
750
99c
Mines
79% Mar
35c
Mines
Goldhawk
Tire
350
2,700
41
,
Long
14'%
21
Petroleum
Class
3.35 July
A
•
Lexindin
Loblaw
600
99c
Gold
Little
1.75 Mar
3.45
6%C
class
Jones
54%
Oct
*
Mines
Goodyear
4.90
4.85
41
Mar
1
_
Manitou
77c
161/4
50
—1
20
:
—
Lencourt
115% Al'~
110
71/2
100
.
Goldale Mines
Graham
63c
30%
171/e
*
com
Giant Yellowknife Gold Mines__.
Great
Sep
•
*
Lake
Golden
44c
301/a
1101/8 110'A
1
com
Mfg class A
Preferred
Geneva
Great
Feb
4.80
A
General Products
God's
32%
158
High
510
19
10%
*—
Mines
71/2c
5
Corp—
Petroleum
1_—
—
100
Low
2.85
14%
Candy Shops
Class B
190
1
Motors
General
Glenn
Laura Secord
A)_
Laurentide Accept class A
655
Range since Jan. 1
High
3.40
(John
26
Shares
2.80
—
Lang & Sons
Liberal
Gaitwin
2.85
Gold
for Week
Low
Mines
25
26
*
Cos
Fraser
Luz
71/4c
*
Mines—
Pa
8.85 May
1.40
'
Foundation
High
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Low
Last
1
*
a
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Par
class
Grain
•Federal
25
Sales
Range
Friday
(Cont.)
4.25 July
12,490
Nov
July
Feb
77c
Jun
Jan
Sep
Aug
5.95 Mar
1.65
Nov
16c
Mar
92c
NOV
_
IIII" ~~ioo
II ~~ •
14%
157A
1,355
8
10'A
Jan
18
8
8 'A
820
9e
3.95
8%c
Jan
10% July
9%c
60c
15,000
52c
60c
4,066
98
98
98
50
45c
48c
8,850
46c
8c
„
Jan
40c
Mar
17c
73c
91'A
Jan
98
33c
Jan
qo«
May
Apr
Sep
Nov
*Anr
;
Number 5485
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.,
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
STOCKS
*
Par
Selections
6c
4,500
77c
11c
-13c
11c
44,234
81c
95c
2,500
1.97
1.97
2.04
3434c
30 Vac
—1
_90c
14c
30c
Jan
4 Vic
Taylor
Sep
1.65
Oct
Jun
Pearson
*
common—
50
July
51
Oct
July
40%
Mar
50
50
50
10 %c
11,500
9%
100
9
May
10'A Aug
11
10%c,
9%
1
Preferred
135
,
High
Low
10c
9%
11
410
9
Aug
11% July
50
Mines
Ranre since Jan. 1
Share*
42
42
*
common
Preferred
Tandem
Apr
12c
Jan
74c
Tamblyn
Jun
1.08 Aug
Jan
9c
'
High
Low
Par
High
Jan
51 Vic
3,400
1,450
'
8>Ac
:
Rare Metals Mining
Oka
8
65c
——
10c
Low
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
1
Sale*
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
8
70c
Ogama-Rocklaud
Oil
Shares
Mines
Lake
Obaska
for week
Low
O'Erien Gold Mines—
NOVEMBER 25
Friday
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
10
—
50
19c
7%c Jan
Apr
2.70
8,100
Jun
4.90
2.07
8,500
Nov
2.40 Nov
93c
1,400
75c
May
1.30 Aug
1.85
2.50
Thompson-Lundmark
Oils
Okalta
O'Leary Malartic
Vic
4c
2.60
2.65
75c
3,000
Warrants
1.77
Jan
Tiara Mines
1
63c
60c
63c
39,905
56,833
15c
3.80 Aug
41c
Apr
1.25
Tombill
•
35c
33c
35C
9,300
24c
Jan
59c
1.00
1.05
2,800
90c
Nov
1.48
18
42%
16%
18
150
17
43
601
16%
225
39
22%
40
22%
Jan
60c
7 Vic
Gold
Temagami Mines
Texas-Caigary
Apr
July
Gold
Mines
Silver
11V4
10%
11%
1,425
10%
Oct
12% May
28
28
28
90
25%
Jan
28%
Nov
.-
1
Mines
30%
115
23%
Jan
31
Sep
Toronto Dominion Bank
8.80
9.50
17,070
2.30
Jan
10%
Oct
Toronto
3.50
3.25
July
Elevators
607
32c
38c
93,966
6%c
Jan
50c
Nov
Toronto
General
51c
—1
~
4.05
34C
*——;
10
48c
52c
14,900
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
Toronto
Iron
23c
Jan
Pacific Eastern
Tubes
13%
NOV
Porcupine
Pamour
Pan
lG%c Nov
12%
13%
12,460
10 % May
-75%
78
I,213
10c
22%
class
13,000
6c
Jan
13c
Apr
38,500
15c
Feb
45c
Mar
43,778
70c
Nov
3.05
Jun
3.15 Mar
5.25
<
4.75-1 5.00
'»
1.32
13,650
85c
86c
.8,967
"47c
32c
33c
26,800
30c
Jun
I
Nov
Trend
Triad
95c
Sep
2nd
7.25
Jan
10%
620
15%
Jun
21
9.95
9.95
18%
19%
51%
51%
51%
100
101
63
26 %C
26 %C
31c
4,737
1.80
1.90
7,844
-
1.
50%
210
54%
Jun
—41/
Mineral-
1.88
.
Estella
/ 1.58 Nov
United
Uhlted Keno Hill
Fuel Inv
Gold Mines
of
2.91
306,575
40c '
3.20
Nov
1.16
1.42
28,652
1.10
Nov
1.59
Feb
United
Montauban
1.75
2.00
4,200
1.60
July
2.35
Jan
United
Oils
33c
Aug
United
C—
B
2.63
-
Apr
Pitch-Gre Uranium
-IIIl
14c
Placer Development
:_i
37%
—
Ponder
Oils
Powell
River
Powell
Rouyn
Prairie
•juuh. i.---i—..
Oil
Premier
40
Mar
1,000
49c
Mar
—
—
Jan
3 Vic
Jan
9%c Jun
Violamac
Vulcan
19%
400
12%
Feb
19%
Nov
7.00
7.35
II,923
5.05
Jan
10%
9.40
8,015
5.25 Jan
5.00
5.40
4,110
2.15
2.00
2.15
4,900
25c
21 %C
31c
18,000
l
92,767
Feb
1.94
Sep
West
18,775
1.10
Jan
5.10 May
West
Maygill
10c
20,100
8 Vic
Jan
15c
Apr
Westeel
14%
5,191
18
Apr
9c
13%
14
1,15
1.20
4,100
4.30
4.20
4.35
25,800
2.37
2.15
Rockwin Mines
Feb
Aug
26c
28
28%
3,866
20 %
Jan
30
1.42
13,550
8%
300
1.70
1.70
1.79
9c
8 Vic
9c
2.15
2.15
2.15
Preferred
Sand
31c
•12%
2.65
'•
-60c
*
'
1.89
15c
16c
24,400
21,112
35c
11c
Feb
_1
~
*
;
—„
_
2.85
1.95
66'A
Jan
2,400
Mar '
75c
A
_
_
28
28
29
29
5.15
30%
Sep
30
Aug
Asbestos Corp
20
18
Nov
37%
37%
10
36
Feb
98c
1.05
42,864
85c
July
48C
3,000
35c
Aug
13%
13%
2,122
11% Mar
13'A
13%
352
11%
Feb
14%
17%
17%
3,190
16
Oct
21
52c
53c
4,900
38c
Feb
63c
24c
26c
4,500
23c
Nov
52 c
46c •46'Ac
175
35%
Jan
47%
4,090
50c
Apr
4,000
13c
Apr
28c
Apr
Jun
40c
Jan
Jan
37
*
l»
i.1.
V"
1
__
68c
62c
_1
62c
15c 17'Ac
.
28c
27 %c 28'Ac-
j
:
.
_
4.85 July
10%c Jan
5.50 May
17%
t
21 %c
8.409
_L
36
36%
9
9
25
59c
61c
26
1,025
9
2,799
14c
14c
14c
23
lie 14'Ac
38,180
Feb
38
Sep
Canada
Oct
j
Mines.,
13%
13%
13%
3.00
10
preferred
—
—
1*
20,938
680
3.10
13%
13%
1
Cons
Superior
Propane
15 %c
Contact
Sullivan
70c
550
70C
91,625
15c 16'Ac
42,050
60c
1
5.90
5.15
6.00
10,779
*
8%
7%
8%
575
25%
25%
25%
2.65
Mines
2.60
2.65
115
19
20
1,900
6%
7%
5,325
common
Preferred
_i_
Warrants
*
ord
Industries
Sylvanite Gold
*
"
IIIi
7%
1.35
1.30
1.35
1
210
13,975
7.60
Jan
3.00
Feb
13%
Nov
10,700
1.90
Jan
Apr
24%
Jun
lie
Feb-
25c
Jun
430
23
Jan
28
Nov
60
38
Jan
44% Aug
33%
150
30
Mar-
Feb
40
1.68 May
4,825
Glc
Aug
20c
150
20c
Nov
50c
37%
14,503
29'A
Nov
37%
Nov
Nov
37%
Nov
1.10
29'A
37%
10,061
104%
65
103
Mar
46
360
44
Oct
2.65
7,?75
59C
12%
23,500
41,630
85,700
2,370
4.00
325
101
10
1.90
12c
33c
2.10
48c
17,195
5,200
50,100
21,200
64,175
210
47%
Jun
3.60
Jan
July
Apr
90c
7c
Jan
15 %c Sep
6c
Feb
12 %o
6%c
Jan
82c
4.00
Jan
3.00
1.85
Jan
7c
Jan
'
Jan
7c
Jun
Feb
Feb
70c
Nov
39c
Jan
2.69
Sep
36c
Sep
25c
Apr
103
100'A Mar
.
Jun
July
19%
11% Aug
1.40 May
2.59 Aug
Jan
2.75 July
2.00
2.50
13c
2.50
10c
July
106% Aug
41 %c Mar
23,900
lie.
10,700
10c
Jan
26,766
1,675
20c
Jan
30c
30'Ac Aug
Jun
l9o
1.87 Apr
Apr
74c
Canadian
Consolidated Paper
May
Sep
1.00 May
Aug
Sep
9
27
May
58%
Nov
31C
Apr
3.25
15
55c
'
2.50
19
Pato
Oreille
Third
1.301
26%
a
Feb
Jun
Gen
51 % Nov
13% Sep
46% July
29 % Nov
18% July
7.10 Feb
23'A July
35 Sep
28% July
8% Sep
70 Feb
41 Jun
22c Sep
25 Aug
80% July
39 Aug
115 Sep
44% Jun
70% July
45
1
_1
•
4.25
55
61c
„
Inv Tr_.
Consolidated
125
167
915
255
45
40
48'A
51
1,450
5.75
4.40
55
6%
7
59c
61c
5.60
4.25
54'A
960
600
498
400
5,000
Jan
Oct
Nov
Jan
19% Jun
6 Aug
50 Nov
33
Oct
14%
5.00
19%
30
Jan
Jan
38
34
5.60 Oct
4.25 Oct
44 Jan
5V8 Jan
61c Feb
48 Aug
60 Sep
7.10 May
5.25 Apr
60 Jun
8% May
68c Jan
MARKETS
•
Nov
3.001 Mar
Canadian
3.5G1
24
7%
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
t Ex-llquldating dividend,
Included in year's
(Un) Admitted to unlisted
Oct
9%
Jan
Mines
Mines
Bros
Jan
Mar
Feb
Nov
Gold
High
15%c Apr
18% Mar
24% Mar
19 Jan
80 Jan
83% Mar
48% Jan
50
range).
Sep
July
Nov
1.85 Mar
NO par value.
Odd lot sal* (not
'
sale
In year's range).
Selling ex-interest.
d Deferred delivery
•e
fFlat
(not Included
sale
(not included in
privileges,
wdWhen delivered.
wi When Issued.
x
y
price.
rCash
year's range).
*
1
Low
1,500
730
860
_1
common
Consolidated Gold
Pend
Range alnce Jan.
16%c 17c
21 21'A
26 26%
33 37'A
110
113
40% 41'A
66 66'A
•
Ogilvie Flour
Price
Share*
High
17c
21'A
26
33
113
41'A
66%
— fc_*
Niagara Wire Weaving
Sale*
fer Week
Jan
8.301
Jan
—
——*
Dominion Bridge
—•
DuPont of Canada Securities com—*
Gaspe
Copper
Mines
—1
International Paper common
7%
International Utilities
5
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
5
July
Jan
7
1
•
Oil
Dalhousie
Range
14% July
Nov
5.10
common
Westinghouse
Sep
Week'*
ef Price*
37 Jan
10% Jan
32% Feb
22% Feb
33'A
21%
6'A
Industries
Feb
Curb Section
390
1,135
565
100
1,725
1,880
5,810
303
898
2,100
143
2,932
—•
General Investments
July
-
Fund*
51 51%
12 12'A
41% 42'A
29'A 29%
16 16%
5.00 5.20
19'A
20
32% 33'A
21%
22
6%
6%
50
50
36 37'A
__
12%
41%
__
Canadian
84c
19
Sep
Oct
28
41c
16%
5.20
Sugar__^—19%
July
15
12 %c Mar
15c
Dominion
&
Yukon
__
Sep
42%
36c
Note——*
—1
5
Canadian Marconi
Sep
5%c Jan
common
Canadian
22c
Feb
Co
May
1.20
79c
Jun
41%
•
11c
20
Bulolo Gold Dredging
May
21'A Mar
2,246
Bank
American
British
Brown
80c
10'Ac
150
58%
^—i_
—
Jun
30c
July
53c
2,500
23
57
58%
Oct
6%
.
250
Low
•
5
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
Jan
18
53C
80 V*
12% May
21
7,600
15c
Sep
Jan
Jan
36'A
Jan
1?%
j
"'
1.35
1.65
21%
28c
Par
27
13%
-
•
Sudbury
Switson
1.60 July
223
.
July
15c
19c 20'Ac
13c
15c
1.90 2.10
Sale Price >
-
10% July
38,300
1.00
.
Iron
Pete
Jan
5.20
37%
Aug
48c
Jan
46c
Friday
Last
|
STOCKS
27
60c
Sturgeon River Mines..:-———
Supertest
Mar
18c :24 %c
18
"
Jun
16C
25
.
61c
Oct
4%c
8c
25c
Canadian
250
%;
J,
'
*
Oil
55%
'•
4.80 Mar
820
38,121
-
*
Press
1.30
7.80
__
Canada
Rock
1.30
Jan
24C
5,000
Toronto Stock Exchange
53% Aug
Feb
7c
18
*
Stuart
74%
53%
21c
Steeloy Mining
Stovel
Jan
50%
-
Steep
Jan
50%
7.45
23C
6,535
36c
1
Sep
1.80
823
47c
f
*
Gold
Bras
Feb*
8,500
50
-
—
Jun
3.35
365
1
«.
Materials
class
Olsen
2.98
54%
-
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
of
4.95
Jan
c
221,120
9c
30c
—
Mining
Feb
Oct
1.10
51%
8%
8
17
Jan
Jan
2.40
51
8'Ac
66
220
July
68c
Jun
Jan
-5,700
<
68
J
__
(1944)
Mines
2.20
35c
54%
*
Starratt
•
Nov
Oct
1.28
3,811
4.00 July
1.75 Mar
29c
Nov
85
64% Mar
12c
Zenmac Metal
Zulapa
15,625
:
2.75
2.40
"*
1.30
;
—
Standard Paving &
Steel
459
1.92"
1
__
Union Oils
Stcdman
Feb
2.60
-
—II*-
Brock
18%
51
•
Stanley
Noy
-S—
*
___i
Stadacona
13
6,806
-
._.
Mines-
Oils
2,370
17,500
"
•
'
Valley
Southern
13%
May
11%
10'Ac
—
72c
1,805
53%c
10c
July
2,500
1.86
Bear
Sep
Sep
7
4,050
46
2.51
46c
19%c
13c
2.09
9%
26c
1.98
Li mm mm
Nov
8
49c
101
Oct
14c
50c
Simpsons Ltd
Spooner
33
1.40
_1
——
class A
Dairies
Souris
Mar
84%
-5
Mines
Class ,B
Southam
29
14c
40
Gold
55
1.28
68
.—l
Mines
Standard
Siscoe
32
——
L
common
Silverwood
Sep
83%
28%
Preferred
Silver
16%
'
66% July
Apr
6%c Jan
47%
31,100
12
Mines——,—__—-j.*
York Knitting class A—
——_*
Yukeno Mines
—_»._1
Yellowknife
4'A Mar
3.75
101
Mines
Yellorex
•
—
Silver-Miller
17%C Nov
Jan
10%
'
.
84
"'1.95
common
Sigma Mines Quebec
Silknit
Apr
49%
13
.
ttast
9c
1,538
1,385
14c
14c
57 %c 58 %c
7.75
•Voting
7,000
13%
Oil
40
Jan
12
12'A
—1
X
Zinc——
&
Canuck
Yankee
July
July
13%
1
-
45C
Lead
Yale
100
1.37 Jan
1.00 Mar
19%
69%
•
Wright-Hargreaves
3,715
15%
100
preferred—
H)
(G
6,100
50c
95c
20c
35 A
35 A
104
30%o
^—
Apr
Mar
1.26
Nov
14,033
2.50
i
78c
40c
Freehold^ Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power corn-—I
—50
Class A preferred-.--50
Class B prftferred-i.—
.
1
Shawkey
(1945) Mines—
.—50C
Sheep .Creek Gold ---,——
Breweries
Nov
15c 15'Ac
2.84
_*
Security
Sicks'
15c
36c
1.31
—50C
,,
1.90
31%
1
—...
i
Nov
15c
14c
Alexander
Wood
Nov
11
83c
37c
*'
•
14c
Gordon
2.40 Aug
31 %c Nov
8 % May
io
15 %c
—_1
Windward Gold Mines ——1
Winnipeg & Central Gas
Wood
13,200
•
Sherritt
r
95c
'
Safpphire Petroleums Ltd
Scurry Rainbow Oils Ltd
Nov
Nov
1.65
1
__—
Winchester Larder
Jun
•
83c
Wlltsey-Coghlan
Feb
1.07
Oct
23c
| 29,527
88c
-
40c
28,676
;11
A 11
^
'
28
2.75
2.40 Aug
62,200
1.92'
23
'l. 11
"
63c
1.68
26
;
'
40c
300
■'
Petroleums
Wilrlch
Nov
2.64
pfd—i
Willroy Mines
Jun
Nov
*
-100
—50
1
1
17% July
28c
3 4c
27
41%
33 A
37
37
104
46
2.55
53Vac
10%c
8'Ac
1.95
Jan
3.00
21 A
98c
Apr
Sep
Jan
5
21%
—
Jun
73c
Nov
1.05
14
8%
1.41
—
27c
40
8%c
—
62% July
9 00 July
6.50 Mar
1.09
8%c'
1-65
27
91c
ADr
450
25c
—""I
23% Aug
Nov
16
15%
68%
11 A
38c
15%
69'A
12
47c
*
——
—
Hardware
White
Sep
Jan
10%
13%
,
1.00
—
Preferred
Jun
4%c
58c
_
—
102
•
class A
new
New class B
Jan
2.50
1.43 Mar
2,870
Gold
River
5.25
14c
Jan
75c
7%c Jon
400"
85,700
•
Antonio
17,550
20
(Geo)
Weston
•
17c
'
Corp
Gold
St. Lawrence
42,500
5
•
Western Naco Petroleums common
Apr
10%
13%
Industries
33c
1.48"
1.40
15%
1
Ashley
Preferred
8% Aug
Feb
14c
*
25
——-—
—
6%
10%
10
Royal Bank of Canada
Oil common——
Feb
84c
3,900
3.65
14c
1
1
Royalite
1.08
27,625
'
——
Roxana Oils
■
Aug
1.50
-
-
1
———•>—*
Rowan' Consolidated
1,350
*
*
Aug
8
1
'
6.90
Oct
44c
60%
30
—1
Oil
Gas
Mines
Breweries
Western Grocers class A
2.90 Aug
17c
1.48
A_^__—.—*
—
Sep
7,200
Mines Ltd——__——1
*•-_«.
62
6.80
27c
9.55 July
18
32,580
62
Sep
Jan
4.80
1,865
50c
Warrants
—1
.Lac
5.85
3.10 Mar
1034
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
20%
•*
Western Canada
1.66 Aug
Jun
91,700
28
—-_—--1
class
70c
2.37
Renab'ie Mines- —1
■
19
is**.!
—*
Products
Western
20c 20%c
20c
__—.—————
Palmer Oil——
13% Mav
1.20
- ———--1
Gold Mines—_—
1
Rexspar Uranium
19c
4,150
May
83c
11 %c Mar
8,000
44c
—*
Mines
Malartic
3.50
54
5
23c
2.90
50c
Copper—•—
Pyrite
11% May
Apr
25 %C
5
25c
2.90
Equipment
Waterous
Weedon
July
1.75
10c
1
—
Refining
Roche. Long
Jan
3.20
Macdonald
Silk
4.15 May
50c
2.00 Nov
10c
8% Apr
Nov
6.95
W__,
&
G
Walker
8.50 July
Feb
9%
19%
—
7.46 Jun
3
49%c
62
6.90,
31c
1-42
Feb
Jan
40%
7.30
*
—1
~—l
—1
Walte Amulet Mines
July
14
Jan
1.50
*
1
4—:
Petroleum
23%c
v
Nov
42c
140
8%
*
1.74
1
Rapid Grip & Eatten
Ray rock Mines —
48%
25%c
7.00
7%
Apr
Jan
709
37%
.—
*
3.40
_1
1
1
1
-1
*
—1
1
*
Mines
Uranium
140
Jun
48c
Jun
9'A
39%
Wespac Petroleums Ltd
Quebec Manitou Mines-;
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold Mines
Quemont Mining
5%
—
22c
49%*
5%
9%
—
Jun
9.20
Mines
Oils
48c
Apr
41% July
—8%
A
Mines"-———-———
Vicour
2.05
5,000
Mar
4.35
——*
—-
class
28
4,850
—*-1
B
Class
Aug
Nov
2,950
2.15
—
Quebec Labrador Develop
Quebec. Lithium Corp
San
72c
'4.30
4.25
7V4c
9.20
Mines
Quebec Copper Corp
Rupununi
Ltd
1,982
10,600
5.80
1
•
—*
Mines
Corp
Mfg
Viceroy
% July
58
19%
.
Russell
Ventures
1.34 July
Jan
7.05
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Riverside
68c
Aug
4.60
40% Nov
3.90
—
Purdy Mica Mines
Rio
i
55C
-
26c
8%c
50
*
pfd
—
Steel
2.35 Jan
77,650
300
*
Upper Canada Mines
54c!
Prospectors Airways
Rib
May -•[
30% Mar
5%c
Dome
Uranium
Reeves
1,255
4.20
Warrants.
Regcourt
24,400
Gold
Metals
East
Regent
79c
'
5.40
Pressed
Reef
72c
Gold
Roy
Border
Radiore
1,645
53%»' 54%
54%.
*
Preston
Fronto
111.2J0
37%
76c
-
11c
16c
36
I4bj
Oct
37c
16,200
_1
'
Gold
Pioneer
1.65
16c
*
—
class A
1.94
2.90
Petrol Oil -4& Gas
44%
7%
1
1.40
~
385
13,648
41c
*
class B_,
53% July
46
1.72
48%
Mines
Feb
Jan
101
Jan
15c
5.75
Asbestos
United
20
Aug
18c
May
49% July
105
Nov
41
7%
common
United Corps Ltd
26
Jan
40c
15c
5.75
*
1
Apr
42'A Aug
Feb
8c
38%
Mining
United
May
42c
T
Feb
20%
40c
*
3.60 July
-Mar
26c
Jun
103
Jun
100
-
34%
38%
preferred
Union
49'A July
18'A Jan
•
Union Gas of Canada
Nov
July
Feb
Aug
33c
*
«
Acceptance
Oct
16
•
Line
Pipeline...
Oil
Union
Sep
40%
39%
Resources
Petroleum
100
9.95-
i9%"
>
._100
Mines__—
Crow
Oct
46c
V:
*
Pickle
Prairie
'"
1.32
Oil Pipe
Mountain
Trans
1.52 Nov
Jan
32c
125
Oils
Transcontinental
«
"
Peoples Credit pfd
Peruvian Oils
Trans
9c
17c
1.45,
—___i_—. —50
Preferred
-
75c*
1.50
36c
Trans Era
5.00-
-
•
Jan
Jan
Sep
Jan
20
2,126
104
104
45
1.66
72c
15c
8 Vic
—
45%
1.70
Jun
Jun
5,000
44%
-10
*
38c
76c
—1
—
13,500
14c
43%
100
Jun
46c
14c
5%
2.81 Aug
25
44 %
4% %
Oct
78
1.96
50
16c
1
*
class A
Finance
25 Vic Mar
-4,206
•
May
39
20
Trusts
Works
preferred
preferred
Trans Empire Oils
65
15c
Pipeline -common—-— —5
Gold
36c
.-50c
Petroleums
Paymaster Consol "a-.
Peace River Natural Gas—;
Perron
61c
*
Traders
73c
,—
Pembina
60c
32 %c
8%c
Mines ___—
—1
Mines
1
Amalgamated Mines—_——_1
Parker Drilling
——+*
Pater Uranium Mines Ltd——1
Pardee
Pathfinder
<
60c
.
Paramaque
Farbec
10%c 14%c
33c
*
______
Oil Z
Western
82,100
13%
77%
——1
1
*
—
Petroleum
Pacific
Page Hersey
16%
4.50 Aug
Towagmac Exploration
10% c
43
*
27
8.95
27
18
*
3.50
.—
__
"
'
0
Steei Products common—
Lake Mines
1
1
Toronto Brick Co
1—
2.61
2.00
1
*
_
Mines
-10
Debenture
Jan
75c
Jan
3c
2.25
Teck-Hughes
Sep
Mar
60c
Torbrit
Opemiska Copper —
Orange
Crush
Orenada Gold ——Osisko
♦
Jan
Jan
—:———+—10
Preierred
Ontario Loan &
Ontario
23,000
2.25
Apr
22c
2,325
70c
Club common
Jockey
2.60
1.96
91c
1.67
1.30
9,715
77,700
36c,.
4 VaC
2.GO
4
Exploration
Omnitrans
Orttario
—
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
Ex-stock dividend.
trading
').
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2290)
.
.
Monday, November 28,
1955
.
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
for
Friday, November 25
Investing Companies
Mutual Funds-—
Mutual
Atomic
1.25
Institutional
1
4.30
4.60
Inst Foundation
Inc—1
8.61
9.41
Institutional
*
1.54
1.69
Fund
1
13.88
15.14
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Fund
Inc_.
6.02
24.97
27.14
4.13
4.51
"A" Inc—1
"B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Beneficial Corp
1
Blair Holdings Corp
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Tr
of
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Figures after decimal point represent
Bank
Fund—lc
America
12.24
11.07
12.11
Growth
Fund, lc
11.01
12.05
2.40s
Jan.
16,
1956
99.29
99.31
Income
Fund_lc
7.23
7.91
2.25s
Feb.
15,
1956
99.26
99.30
Insur
Fund—lc
14.73
16.11
3s
9.78
10.69
2.50s
10.09
11.03
2%s May
Johnston
B-l
5
B-2
%
13.35
14.51
24.40
America
of
1
Boston—1
Mutual
Custodian
(Investment
Fund_l
B-4
Bid
Federal
a21.55
Home
March
3s
Loan
June
1
26.88
25.79
28.13
19.58
(Discount
Bonds)
(Income Pfd Stocks)
16,
1956
99.31
100.2
Sept.
17,
1956
99.30
100.1
2%s June
1.90s
1
11.29
12.32
21.54
2s
12.10
11.99
Broad Street Invest Corp.-
5
22.51
24.34
S-l
Bullock
1
12.02
13.17
S-2
S-3
12.74
1
7.44
8.13
S-4
9.43
1,
11.75
12.84
16%
17%
1.
7.03
1
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
11.16
12.06
1
17.34
18.77
1
5.56
6.09
1
26.72
28.89
50c
15.55
Inc
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Shares
Century
Trust
:
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
Securities
com—100 15,300
:
100
137
Preferred
Colonial
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk)„1
(Low Priced Com Stks)_l
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund
1
Fund
General
Fund
Lexington Trust Fund
25o
Life Insurance Investors Inc___1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
a43.41
lo
1
Concord
1
Fund
Inc
Crown
Western
Dividend
Investment
Income
5.66
2%s
3.02
Treasury
4.54
l%s
4.38
4.82
17.41
3.31
2s
lc
2.97
3.27
3.52
3.88
Special Investment shares
15.27
16.51
Metal
441/2
47 y2
14.69
1
16.07
split)
Diversified
Stock
61.45
Massachusetts Life Fund
1
11.38
12.51
Mutual
Diversified
Series
1
11.68
9.67
Invest
of
17.25
19.40
25c
2.68
2.94
1
8.91
9.68
Inc
&
9.93
1
Electronics
23.24
Preferred
20.01
21.39
Income
interest-
1
3.33
3.62
Co Inc_l
19.40
20.99
1
18.91
20.44
Corp—1
4.55
4.97
Equity
Fund
Dividend
Stock
Inc
Federated Fund
20c
7.23
7.49
Eng—1
of New
11.23
12.27
5
14.77
15.97
Inc_l
3.89
4.27
1
14.27
Fidelity
Fund Inc
Financial Industrial Fund
1
Formula Fund
Founders
of
Boston
Mutual
Fund
*
7.25
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
Common stock series
lc
Preferred stock series
lc
Investors
Inc
8.30
X15.92
17.45
Industries
Fund
3.61
3.92
General
Capital
General
Investors
Group
Inc—
1
13.52
14.78
1
72.94
78.43
1
7.70
8.37
Corp
Trust
10.73
Price
11.08
Building shares
lc
6.84
7.50
Capital
lc
8.71
lc
11.95
13.09
(The) Stock Fund-lc
11-77
Scudder,
lc
7.33
8.04
lc
shares—-
6.18
6.78
10%
25%
27%
*
18.19
19.84
1
22.38
13.43
1
Canada
X12.65
Tnc__1
Stock
Amer
Fund
1
12.29
13.28
11.91
12.87
12.50
13.69
37.25
39.75
a30.59
10.07
14.05
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham Fund
1
9.18
9.56
11.96
lc
13.10
lc
8.81
9.65
lc
10.33
11.31
3.03
3.34
{Railroad
RR
Bond
shares
lc
shares
lc
shares
lc
11.22
stock
15.46
Tobacco
shares
6.18
lc
Utility shares
6.78
4.23
lc
8.75
Growth Industry Shares Inc
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
16.17
Haydock
1
4.65
'
9.59
a25.50
Fund
Inc
Hudson Fund Inc
1
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Incorporated
Incorporated
Texas
Fund Inc
United Funds Inc—
United Accumulated
16.92
shares
Income
•
14.27
14.70
16.67
17.78
2.63
2.87
10.03
10.96
11.09
12.07
21%
23%
8.48
7.76
1
,11.03
7.57
8.27
10.07
10.95
1
9.93
1
14.33
Funds Canada
Value Line Fund Inc..
Ltd
11.99
l
7.20
7.87
1
6.27
6.85
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
13.88
15.12
6.93
7.57
Line
Income
Street
Investors
Inc
l
Inc
1
8.29
9.06
;_i
27.33
29.78
:
Fund
Fund
1
9.13
9.98
Investors—
Whitehall
1
Fund
18.78
20.30
Inc
l
25.79
27.86
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
l
5.82
6.29
Par
Aetna
Casualty & Surety
10
Aetna
lo
69
10
227
37
American Automobile
2
American Equitable
5
Assur
American Fidelity &
Casualty_5
$1.25
conv
preferred
„5
American Home Assurance
Co_5
Amer Ins Co
(Newark N J)__2%
Mercury (Wash D C)
1
American Re-insurance
5
American Surety
25
Amer
&
Shippers
10
Boston Insurance Co
5
Camden Fire Ins Assn
(N J)
Colonial Life Ins of Amer
Columbian Natl Life Ins
Connecticut
Crum
&
Employers
Lincoln
Maryland
1
44%
Fire
Assurance
5
Merchants
63%
&
Manufacturers
4
13%
4%
5%
29%
97%
102%
54%
59%
39%
26
41%
27%
143
1-56
b2.95
2.70%
6-
1-56
b3.00
2.75%
1.95%
4-
1-55
2-56
b3.00
2.80%
1-
3-56
b2.70
2.40%
2.15%
5- 2-55
2-
1-56
b2.75
2.50%
6-
1-55
3-
1-56
b2.85
2.60%
2.30%
7-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.90
2.65%
United States
York
67%
Bid
72
70%
80
lo
Newark
Life
5
4
40%
100
(Jacksonville Fla)
30 %
13
14%
88
Springfield
Y)
&
Fire
Marine
&
6.25
56%
58%
lo
49%
53%
lo
48
Marine—_10
36%
38%
U
S
-10
46
48%
U
S
40%
U S
173
*
99.942
99.947
January
15,
January
January
1955
22,
December
99.901
19,
1956
26,
Ask
99.674
99.685
99.626
1956
99.639
1955
99.910
February
2,
99.860
99.873
99.534
99.836
February
February
99.517
99.819
1955
29,
16,
1956
99.471
99.484
February
23,
1956
99.410
99.418
5,
1956
99.761
99.772
12,
1956
99.718
1956
9,
99.564
1956
99.578
99.730
Bank & Trust
York
100
Trust
Corn
64%
52 %
Bank—10
48%
&
56
Bk
Tr__25
Plains
50%
N
Y)
5
32
10
165
34%
First
Bank
Fiduciary
First
of
&
Trust
173
10
City
York
52
56
63 %
65 %
of
New
Natl
Bank
Rochelle
20
Trust.
&
25
Bank
&
_
_
100
.
111%
305
312
530
550
545
-.100
565
)
Cleveland—
Central
National
Trust
Bank
200
36
38
-50
260
270
...16
Co__
National City Bank—
Union Bank of Commerce-
61
64
—10
43
61 %
Connecticut Bank & Trust Co
Guaranty Trust Co-
20
81%
84 %
Hanover
10
50
52
new
common
$12.50 par.
Hartford National Bank
& Trust Co
(The)
'
85
108%
Savings Bk_100
57%
Bank—
Square N
42
82
Trust-.33%
39
National
Franklin
Ask
38
Illinois
5
Franklin
Bid
10
Trust Co__
Cleveland
—20
and
Bank
Trust
Northern
30%
Bank
:
Westchester
28%
10
Trust
National
New
Albany...
National
Harris
Federation
of
Continental
National
,
{
49
46
Connecticut—
Y
Bank
*
-
Industrial Bank of Commerce_10
39
35%
38%
32%
34%
H0
67%
69%
...25
54
58
l!
Security-First Nat'l Bank-.12.50
54
57
i
Trust—25
115
123
& Tr„20
52
54
43
32%
1
10
„
Irving
33%
Trust
10
Detroit—
National
Kings County Trust
Long Island Trust
Manufacturers
Meadow
of
Brook
Co
220
47
52
20
Co
National
205
10
Trust
40
87%
Co
Inc
of
Detroit-
1
89%
First
30%
100
34%
306
318
1
1
City—
National
Los
_5
&
Bank
Jersey
Bank
Freeport
Bank
Angeles—
\
Pittsburgh—
York
Trust
25
Royal State Bank of
Rye National Bank
N
Y
72%
75%
21
5
23
2
Security National Bank
Huntington (L I)
9%
Mellon
Nat'l
St.
Boatmen's
10
108%
114
First
178
188
Mercantile
10
17%
387
397
st
•
100
&
19
>
>
Louis—
25
Trade Bank & Trust Co
United States Trust
Bank
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank
10%
of
National
Recent
Bonds—
National
National
Louis
San
Bank
Bank-,—20
Bank
Trust
59%
63%
Union Trust
61
65
61 %
17
Co¬
65%
20
70%
75%
Amer N T & S A.
-6.25
40%
42%
—
Francisco—
of
Security Issues
Bid
Burlington
Ask
Utah
1975
103
100%
101%
1970
114
101
Corp of Amer—
3.30s
/51
National
Tea
Edison
Power
101%
Tennessee
106
106%
3%S—
1985
100%
3%s
101%
1985
103 %
103%
101%
102 J/4
112%
112%
Pacific Power &
Lgt 3%s__ 1985
Radio Corp of Amer
3%s__ 1980
Southern Bell Telep 3%s
1995
Southrn New Engl Tel
Gas
3%s_1989
37/8s_1976
Trans
10
66 V2
69%
tEx-two-for-one
26%
29%
tEx
in the,
par
value.
100%
stock
101%
101%
100%
101 %
103
103%
.
*
•
•
,
32%
a
Net
b Bid
asset
value.
,
split.
dividend.
yield price.
*
-
Gas
'
-
•
,
.
i
60%
50
52
52%
--
100
Exchange.
~
Ex-dividend,
issued.
Ex-rights
105%
102
103
102
103
on the New York
stock,
-
104%
ISSUES
Admitted to
listing
wi When
y
112%
Transmission—
4.90% preferred
k
111
59%
_
x
'
•
100%
Ask
105%
50
4.90%
Stock
'
pfd—100
preferred
100
Texas Eastern
Transmission—
5% preferred
_100
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line
t New
:
105
Telephone Corp—
4.25%
preferred
Kaiser Alum &
Chemical—
4.75%
preferred
OVER-THE-COUNTER
stock
UEx-4-for-l split.
170
El Paso Nat Gas
4.40%
Tenn
FOOTNOTES FOR
•No
Bid
Light 35/8s__ 1985
West Texas
Utilities 3%S—1985
General
1980
Ohio
&
Stocks-—
Co—
3%s
Ohio
Power
103%
1980
Container
Bonds—(Cont. )—
Indus—
91%
30%
Bank
Chicago—
City Natl Bank
Co
86%
2
Par
State
65%
51
12.50
State
Trust
(White
244
Exchange
Commercial
Countv
236
10
60
160
Companies
Ask
Albany, N. Y.—
Chase Manhattan Bank
Chem
Bid
York—
65%
4
*
Bid
January
1955
62%
Fire
City of N Y
Westchester Fire
Dollar Value
8,
3
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Co
Treasury Bills
December
57
10
Life Insurance
3.00 %
,
99.985
5
Accident
Travelers
2%
108
60%
28%
39
100
57
2
Standard
24%
165;
10
10
—5
Hartford Fire Insurance Co_
—10
Hartford * Steamboller
—10
61
10
Fire
2.95 %
b3.10
99.983
104
28%
Seaboard Surety Co
Security (New Haven)
51%
22%
96
56
86%
413/4
71%
5
LlO
81%
Republic
108
48%
12%
27%
Paul
b3.05
4-56
1955
91
5
St
68%
43
10%
10
68%
5
39
86
10
:
(N
1-56
9
Ask
1990
12.50
Fire
8-
1-55
1,
34
Reinsurance Corp
(Texas)
58%
66
49
32
3.33%
Phoenix
88
2.50
46
5
Providence-Washington
83
38
84
F)
56 %
2.50
Indemnity Co
Peerless Casualty Co—
76
36
52%
Fire
Pacific
10
46
River
Pacific
7-
1-55
3.00%
12-
December
14%
44
Northeastern
116
3-55
11-
68%
2
Hampshire Fire
New
10-
Dollar Value
141
Casualty
110
55%
New
2.80%
2.95%
*
46 %
5
10
—10
Fire
Amsterdam
North
•
131
Fire
Northern
Republic.,
American
^
Hanover
Union
Northwestern National Life
Insurance (Minn)
&
Gulf Life
National
.
38%
'
lo
100
General Reinsurance
Corp__ —10
Great
National Fire
187
Glens Falls
Globe
Casualty
New
Ask
5-
1-55
5.05
36%
5
Merchants
135
10
33%
147
4.92
Massachusetts Bonding
530
Co
30%
41
27%
Bid
1-55
9-
125
139
33
—10
of
10
38
Md
Firemen's
—20
95
of
(S
Y__10
31%
Philadelphia
Fund
N
Life
120
35%
-4
of
National
490
Reinsurance
Assn
Franklin
Jersey Insurance Co of
Life Insurance Co of Va
5
Assoc
Fidelity & Deposit
Fire
40%
35%
Due
8-
Sterling
10
179
Federal
Fireman's
51
114
5
Inc
Group
49
110
Ins—
10
Casualty
Forster
Employees
37%
33%
Ask
Amer__5
North
of
Standard Life
(Greensboro N C)
33%
10
2
Co
Jefferson
28
Bid
5
Insurance
Co
Assurance
Continental
26
72%
Life
General
Continental
Par
Home
238
35
Dated
2.55%
New
Ask
164
lo
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co
Bankers
Bid
154
Rate
2.10%
Morgan (J P)
Insurance Companies
Aetna Insurance Co
95.4
v
b2.60
Mutual
Fund
Wellington
Fund
Investing Corp
Washington
95.20
94.28
—
Ask
15.58
Fund
United
Value
96.6
95.12
..
1-55
10.85
Science
.
12-
First
Fund—1
United
l%s April
1,
I960
l%s Oct. 1, 1960
1-55
Empire Trust—
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Shares_l
Wall
16.45
Investors
Television-Electronics Fund
1
Templeton Gwth Fund of Can.l
12.29
lc
equipment
Railroad
Bteel
J
10.53
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
10.15
shares
96.24
95.30
3-
Bank of New
Southwestern Investors Inc—~1
9.19
shares
97.14
96.16
1.60%
Bankers
9.74
9.26
Merchandising
97.12
1959
1,
1959
1959
2.30%
New
a23.20
12.83
Mining shares
97.6
2.10%
13.72
a37.67
1.25
Shares
shares—lc
Petroleum
1,
98
96.30
b2.60
41%
39%
Clark—
General bond shares
lc
Industrial Machinery shares_lc
Institutional Bond shares
lc
administered
April
Oct.
98.18
97.24
1-55
Par
Sovereign
Fully
Bid
Due
Clark
»
Common
15,
l%s
98.10
1958
1958
12-
7.22
6.68
1
Fund
&
l%s Feb.
1%S
99.28
99.24
99.20
100.13
1957
1,
30.09
Inc
Stevens
1,
1,
14.60
29.79
Fund Inc
Scudder,
l%s Oct.
1%S Oct.
Stock
1
&
99.30
100
99.20
22.84
2.50
Growth
of
99.2
1-55
December
9%
Inc
Stevens
Selected
Equipment shares
Food
29%
3.92
Inc
Scudder Fund
Electrical
&
27%
10c
com
Inc
Rowe)
(Geo)
12.89
Electronics
(T
98.26
98.29
99
6-
23.54
5
Fund
Fund
9.54
Growth Fund
Chemical shares
21.77
1
Fund
Fund
Putnam
12.14
shares
Dated
6.33
Shares—
Fund Inc
11.75
lc
Common
Street
Puritan
lc
shares
5.79
1
1956
Philadelphia
Securities—
Automobile
Aviation
Ltd
preferred
Pioneer
1957
9.49
1
Trust
98.18
98.27
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
December
Pine
Gas
1956
5.63
8.68
1
Pacific Amer Investors
$1.50
—
Capital Fund
American
1957——
7.07
5.15
Series
10.83
7.57
2
Inc
North
1,
15,
1957
15,
1957—
Aug.
10.28
6.47
1
Fund
Canada
April
l%s May
8.03
9.41
1
Stock
Series
9.88
1
Fundamental
Futures
7.88
7.35
Series
Series
York
of
12.47
1
England
New
11.41
1
Series
Series
Growth
New
Ask
2s
2.15%
1
Stock
1 %s
Bid
99.29
99.24
99.20
99.22
99.12
100.11
1956—
15,
point
a
99.26
99.28
1956
2%s March
of
Notes—(Cont.)-
l%s April
15,
32nds
more
or
99.31
15, 1955
1,
one
2.05%
Series
21.74
1
Investment
98.22
99.27
al5.03
Shares—
Investors Corp
1
.
98.14
Assn—
1958
20,
99.24
1956
10.74
10.62
Wide Securities
National
Bond
Fund
Fund
97.20
1960
Maturity—
99.31
99.30
1956
Aug. 15,
l%s Oct. 1,
41.75
9.68
National Security Series—
Balanced
Series
Howard—
Balanced
Stock
97.12
1,
97.29
9.12
38.62
-
Eaton
96.22
36.09
Inc—1
Corp.
beneficial
Nation
2.50
97.20
96.14
97.18
3.80
8.32
33.38
1
Fund
Trust
3.45
Ask
Notes—
Dec.
1%S April
*
-
Mutual
Shares—
Trustee
Shares
Fund
Inc
Shares
10.60
E
Dreyfus
Fund
12.80
Fund—1
99.12
97.12
Stock
16.84
60.84
Mutual
Investment
Growth
16.67
Fund
Dividend
Investors
1
1
Growth
Diversified
shares
Transport shares
lc
Manhattan Bond Fund Inc
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust_l
Mass
De Vegh Income Fund Inc
De Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
Fund
1955
22,
l%s March
3.00
2-for-l
(ex
20.76
Inc
Fund
1,
2%s Jan.
Treasury
22, 1956
June 22, 1956—
lc
shrs
19.09
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
15,
March
lc
16.02
,
98.10
Indebtedness—
June
5.14
shares
shares
Petroleum
1
of
lc
Paper
Industries
99.22
Bid
4.12
General
Inc
Certificates
!
Electrical Equipment shares_lc
10.22
Fund
99.4
1958
1959
1960
1,
Federal Natl Mortgage
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
2.74
21.85
9.40
Composite Bond & Stock
97.30
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Notes
lc
20.13
1
1
Composite Fund Inc
99 18
2s
shares
1
12.45
99.29
97.22
99.26
98.2
1956
1957
l%s
Automobile
11.45
1,
l%s Dec.
Managed Funds—
142
Investment
Inc
June
13.90
16.82
15 ,930
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Commonwealth
99.22
1956
11.06
6.41
June
10.30
10.22
Canada
Inc
Fund
99.28
99.25
1957-55
13.08
K-2
California
99.24
17.88
K-l
11.88
Ltd
Ask
Bonds—
13.21
16.38
Feb.
2.35s
19.74
17.83
Fund
point
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
1
16.49
10.99
Inc
100.1
100.1
July
(Speculative Pfd Stks)„1
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
1
Fund
Bowling Green Fund Imc
99.29
3%s
21.36
a
1958
1%s Oct. 1,
2%s May 1,
2%s Nov. 1,
99.29
99.30
1956
Bank
2%s May 1, 1956
27/8s Sept. 14, 1956
100.1
99.25
15, 1956
15,
of
Bid
Land
2%S May
2%s Feb.
28.06
Bonds)
10c
Boston
99.30
1956
16,
32nds
more
or
Federal
1956
15,
April
one
Ask
Banks—
3y8s
Funds—
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-3
22.69
*
Fund
of
(The)
Keystone
11
10
4
11.19
—lc
Institutional
6.54
Axe-Houghton Fund
Inv
Bid
Institutional
Shares
Axe-Houghton Fund
Bond
Par
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Development
Mutual
Funds—
1.57
6.43
Trust
Fund
Associated
Mutual
1.43
5.94
Inc—
American Business
American
Ask
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Fund
Aberdeen
.■
•
I
Number 5485
Volume 182
The Commercial
...
and Financial Chronicle
the course of bank clearings
Bank clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by us based
an
increase compared with
telegraphic advices
upon
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia—
Week Ended November 19—
1955
a
$
Pennsylvania—Altoona
from the chief cities
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Nov. 26,
clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain
weekly clearings will be
3.8% above those of the corresponding week last year. Our
the
the week ending Friday of 6.7%.
there is a loss for
week in
same
Our
1954.
Chester
Ending
Nov.
26—
1955
1954
$9,310,250,302
897,250,056
6.7
816,875,454
+
9.8
1,095,000,000
Philadelphia
1,004,000,000
+
9.1
574,596,191
+
5.1
Kansas
I—.;
Baltimore
9.9
457,707,190
+23.9
326,862,202
+15.5
418,452,039
+
275,838,311
+11.8
308,306,820
^
.
..
$13,801,182,266
Other
cities,
five
days..:
;
.3,830,516:648
day
one
Total all
cities
'Estimated.
[
——
•*
,
for week
657,629,162
3,139,472,228
$18,399,391,281
-
;
.
Total
-
issue of next week.
our
We cannot furnish them
/ ^
V
0.7
-
3,253,054
6,807,636
3,176,300
g 204 292
9,169,568
+
0.4
9,067,879
2,927,224
7,287,658
18,239,394
16,998,839
+
7.6
14,171,405
12,946,070
13,790,799
11,372,004
+ 21.3
12,721,403
9,933,389
1,567,522,371
cities)..
1,448,187,160
8.2
1,354,288,420
1,419,338,405
11,408,905
9,817,640
+ 16.2
8,230,431
280,361,561
+ 10.4
279,386.492
264,488,586
602,391,046
542,212,702
+ 11.1
578,508,327
498,175,044
58,092,300
55,671,300
4.3
52,378,300
45,490,509
12,073,525
12,159,090
0.7
12,781,593
11,433,502
+ 24.2
12,757,080
517,568,833
427,056,719
+ 21.2
429,031,641
422,529,136
1,525,159,824
(7 cities)
1,338,712,514
+13.9
1,373,073,864
1,257,274,691
3,947,175
+ 22.5
same
+
West
Virginia—Huntington
4,835,207
;
Richmond
9.4
+
3.8
•
-
District of
(6
today, inasmuch
statement, however, which
For that week there
was
an
appear
the week
as
cases
has to be estimated.
we
present further below,
week ended
—
increase of 11.2%, the aggregate clearings for
having amounted to $24,541,656,218 against $22,060,485,119 in the
1954. Outside of this city there was a
ings at this center showing
increase of 14.6%.
an
the Federal Reserve Districts in which
+
1.1
20,172,000
20,822,009
+
1.3
214.963,638
216,164,354
7,972,606
in the New York Reserve District
ment of
they
are
We group the cities according to
located and from this
note that
we
(including this city) the totals show
improve¬
an
gain of
a
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit an increase of 15.3% and the
St. Louis Reserve District of
decrease of 2.8%.
in the Kansas
+ 17.1
350,859,394
321,521,143
126,003,374
116,241,2*2
758,996,872
+
4.2
720,999,443
683,734,657
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta30,767,424
•
34,036, 762
145,235,682
150,686, 604
406,000,000
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
396,700
Augusta
9,130,594
Macon
;
000
7,618, 974
3.6
127,247,430
25,281, 2^5
122,157, 679
2.3
368,000,000
379,900, Ooo
—9.6
—
+
29,813,978
+ 19.8
5,428,490
8,137, 633
8,637,605
6,340, 856
+ 36.2
5,280,012
4,618, 6 53
229,768,777
199,831, 948
+ 15.0
174,626,210
155,986, 203
Alabama—Birmingham
219,362,116
184,237, 427
+ 19.1
188,607,142
169,196, 581
10,757, 462
+ 33.8
Mobile
14,390,549
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
Total
10.5%, but the Minneapolis Reserve District suffers a
In the Dallas Reserve District the totals are smaller by 1.5%, but
9,116, 658
718, 684
+ 12.5
710,709
811, 134
183,738, 449
+
1.2
195,695,079
180,117, 424
1,250,062,572
1,174,667,166
+
6.4
1.105,926,868
1,055,263,202
Seventh Federal Reserve
Michigan—Ann
District—Chicago-
Arbor
+ 26.3
2,670,022
1,721,071
24.973,899
20,533,924
+ 21.6
15,301,279
13,300,914
12,390,348
20,200,622
—38.7
9,151,613
6,309,528
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne
14,226,622
10,437,770
+ 36.3
9,684,181
6,431,954
88,507.000
88,230,000
+
0.3
76,645,000
54,953,000
9,779,573
Indianapolis
South
9,341,065
+
4.7
9,377,964
Bend
Haute
3,419,760
+ 35.0
3,780,017
2,944,390
145,052,987
124,881,978
+16,2
119,440,219
105,558,337
7,936,206
-
6,358,311
41,392,104
+ 24.8
5,116,818
5,109,064
+ 21.8
38,493,390
37,198,607
0.2
17,107,057
13,738,8L8
Rapids
Moines
Des
Sioux
9,635,455
4,615,695
Wisconsin—Milwaukee..
Iowa—Cedar
3,192,491
4,031,048
Rapids
50,409,861
18,318,185
1,925,101
1,336,284,156
City
Illinois—Biooinington
Chicago
18,357,634
+ 30.0
1,457.820
1,588,275.
1,144,449,026
+ 16.8
1,047,984,498
5,079,340
992.387,694
+ 30.5
1,481,106
7,706,496
Decatur
—
are
and in the San
larger by 2.9%
4,349,852
1.8%.
Peoria
16,744,680
5,906,933
15,055,398
+ 11.2
15,085,285
14,244,370
Rockford
City Reserve District .the totals
Francisco Reserve District by
10,517,818
808,331
185,961,494
Orleans
cities)
(10
Terre
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals record
13.9%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 4.2%. and in the Atlantic Reserve District
of 6.4%.
2.0
+ 13.5
6,810,920
gain of 8.1%, the bank clear¬
14.5%, in the Boston Reserve District of 15.8% and in the Philadelphia Re¬
District of 8.2%.
5,518,937
+
140,367,996
790,506,970
cities)
5,590,275
361,764,665
159,289,081
Tennessee—Knoxville
Grand
serve
3,463,976
23,215,000
222,891,116
369,075,414
Columbia—Washington—
Total
3,410,762
23,479,000
225,855,662
—
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
3.5
+
able to give final and complete results of the previous week
week in
7,200,206
10,358,551
Florida—Jacksonville
In the elaborate detailed
the whole country
—
j
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
Nov. 19.
+
9,032,674,
14,199,646
..
are
+
309,425,569
Virginia—Norfolk
+22.0
ends Saturday, and the Saturday figures are not available at time of going to
press
we
+ 22.5
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
,
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
in
1,366,000,000
4,116.097
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
783,929,305
V
4,948,579
1,294,000,000
6,295,837
Youngstown
$17,724,^83,799
.
2,392,312
5,406,591
8.2
9.9
—
Total all cities, five .days———„——___ $17,541,762,119 $16:940,654,494
All cities,
2,059,072
5.4
9.3
South
'•••;•//
:
0.8
+
2.6
Ohio—Canton
9.4
+
*460,000,000
—.
+
297,000,000
566,979,000
—
319,600,577
377,456,409
Cleveland
+
—
+
Cincinnati
349,628,182
Pittsburgh
1.481,680
3,841,726
Cleveland
326,500,000
San Francisco
1,496,219
3,684,955
Columbus
City
Louis*
St.
7.6
7,031,121
Mansfield
«
■
Boston
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
—
t
1,360,797
%
$8,726,499,593
603,625,411
Chicago
$
1,777,617
6,846,366
Jersey—Trenton
(11
1953
$
+ 81.7
4,514,248
.
Total
1953
or
*4,200,000
Delaware—Wilmington
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New York
5,361,078
T
York—_
New
2,253,605
1,386,000,000
Scranton
follows:
the week
1,571,706
5 073 gj2
Wilkes-Barre
comparative summary for
902,558
2,272,133
Inc.
Dec. CA
1,500',000',000
.
Philadelphia
Reading—.!
At this center
g-jq 74c
r.Sl'.SSl
Lancaster
preliminary total stands
$18,399,391,281 against $17,724,583,799 for
1
Bethlehem
of the
at
1954
Pre¬
year ago
11,441,383
8,474,763
,+
35.0
9,077,257
9,285 991
6,160,321
5,764,556
+
1,760,503,561
1,527,477,441
Springfield
In the following we furnish a summary by
Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
-
(17 cities)
6.9
4,978,996
4,657,792
+15.3
1,390,430,756
1,288,415,022
413,900,000
364,600,003
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1954
York
2nd New
3rd
$
12
-
9,890,824,127
1,448,187,160
+
8.2
1,354,288,420
1,419,338,405
1,338,712,514
+13.9
1,373,073,864
1,257,274,697
790,506,970
758,996,872
"
1,250,062,572
1,174,667,166
+
"
1,760,503,561
4
"
820,537,126
7
-•
"
10
"
631,471,804
649,870,272
—
now
add
1,055,263,202
1,527,477,441
+15.3
1,390,430,756
1,288,415,022
742,257,823
+10.5
750,893,249
696,860,662
2.8
605,475,797
575,829,807
8.6
+
10.2
168,698,488
159,545,468
+ 15.4
165,864,110
169,197,365
2,886,499
5.4
2,430,651
3,517,823
820,537,126
742,257,823
+10.5
750,893,249
696,860,662
+
—
Ninth Federal Reserve District—Minneapolis-
+
2.9
640,941,727
690,034,747
North
1.5
522,373,621
499,974,327
South
+11.2
21,182,979,686
20,024,735,676
11,428,359,928
+
8.1
10,828,947,390
+
1.0
10,038,353
10,542,03a
+
13.1"
13,391,359
5,072,296
8,212,540
—10.2
6,941,404
6,114,764
16,116,873
—10.5
14,664,171
14,295,760
631,471,804
Dakota—Aberdeen
22,060,485,119
144,295,091
5,735,118
649,070,272
2.8
605,475,797
575,829,807
Dakota—Fargo
—
1,176,001,032
384,582.561
153,776,269
14,423,720
684,615,383
1,121,550,567
10,948,121
404,990,817
13,529,551
—
568,462,677
1.8
10,234,782
4.5
0.8
+ 20.2
8,638,996
7,375,054
Paul
157,004,595
—
Minneapolis
St.
441,433,613
153,306,896
*
10,380,988
421,720,477
Minnesota—Duluth
704,249,589
—
Montana—Billings
—
+
4,830,001
5,051,415
10,522,452,217
* 1,232,638,897
1,210,958.646
cities
24,541,656,218
City
.+
detailed statement showing the figures for
our
+
181,932,273
173,339,051
3,037,702
(4 Cities)
559,923,920
12,354,048,808
110
Total
384,100,000
200,531,852
199,967,572
683,731,657
1,105,926,868
"
—10
York
New
"
720,999,443
6.4
417,000,000
Louis
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis—
Illinois—Quincy
"
6
...
.1
+j 4.2
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
,Ji
^1Q.
City__
.
We
10,784,103,086
6
Total
i
+14.5
1,525,159,824
:
Francisco—
Outside
11,108,190,892
1,567,522,371
-
11th Dallas
12th San
12,717,344,490
"
"
Minneapolis-:.
10th. Kansas
791,187,991
"
Chicago
9th
812,922,288
17
5th Richmond
Louis
$
+15.8
7
6th Atlanta
7th
$
848,088,273
__11
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland—
8th St.
Dec. %
981,735,094
cities
__11
1952
1953
Inc. or
$
1955
Week Ended Nov. 19—
1st Boston
each city and for the
Helena
Total
(7
cities)——
—
)
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
City'
week ended November
1954
Inc. or
1953
1952
$
$
Dec. 'A
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—Boston'3,279,006
Portland
—
Massachusetts—Boston.
■■
■-
'
;:
'
Soringfield-
">•
^
'
■; Worcester
—
-7
Connecticut—Hartford—1
'
2,381,031
6,122,208
5,205,572
665,856,449
655,846,260
3,954,090
1.491,398
New
Haven^-—4—
' +Rhode Island—Providencfe^u^^l-
Total
;.;T0,819,533 , +25.8 *
9,682,284
53,303,956" 7'';^.40v45y540Z':' +31.740,992,091
'
.
2,918,896
12,995,328
,
.
..'.
<•--
..
9,536,918
35,775,483
7.201795,144 .">+22.7
18,281,492
16,901,026
43,450,800
+ 108.5
45,447,700
York—Albany
\+10.7
2,229,324
2,033,979
981,735,094
848,088,273
+15.8
812,922,288
791,187,991
--
Elmira
+15.0
151,395,161
135,337,409
2.3
4,301.918
—
152,912,080
3,389,676
Jamestown
New York
17,426,086
8.9
29,327,082
4,128,192
—
3,917,040
.
3,410,996
—
0.6
2,908,615
3,930,479
3,051,923
3,596,131
2,735,779
+31.5
2,821,668
2,535,547
12,187,607,410
J.
9,425,579
24,781,923
436,599,665
15,005,003
14,347,590
6,672,314
(a)
5,450,160
(a)
704,249,589
684,615,383
35,237.959
Joseph
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Total
(10 cities)
*.
10,632,125,191
+14.6
10,354,032,296
9,502,283,459
Rochester
42,807,114
41,162,388
+
4.0
36,784,615
Dallas
—
Worth
Forth
"
—
Galveston
:
-—
8,783,524
489,269,352
37,301,821
8,287,500
6,673,852
11,532,454
475,309,103
39,581,544 7
6,946,000
7,876,891
26,807,393
23,131,554
+15.9
19,534,712
19,147,258
New
29,451,621
Total (11 cities)
26,111,185
+ 12.8
25,738,842
22,221.442
93,854,412
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
84,328,043
+11.3
72,730,847
906,556
7.7
9,226,059
9,424,573-
—11.4
179,957,251
198.280,810
11.052,959
+
+
10,137.047
7.8
+ 42.2
20,887,513
21,501,031
+
5.8
398,081,947
426.241,525
+
4.6
13,920.015
13.953,059
4,024,301
+
3,750,039
640,941,727
2.9
3,948,020
3,078,148
+ 22.4
690,034,747
+ 31.3
7,516,931
7,975,240
—
2.9
452,919,027
429,019,671
+
6.1
33,754,907
35,764,539
7,822,000
—16.2
7,946,000
+ 18.0
6,215,766
6,315.342
2.9
14,144,990
12.P53.53S
568,462,677
1.5
522,373,621
499,974,327
168,251,797
189,286,396
11.1
6,281,540
5.3
176,295,631
5,780,735
195,709,433,
5,948,327
211,026,753
8.8
196,180,122
201,169,112
87,762,404
.—
97,337,896
9.8
90,311,411
95,058.336
18,677,928
18,146,628
559,923,920
Louisiana—Shreveport
-
Total
(6 cities)
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
+
-
—*■
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
Lake
City
Francisco—
91,028,814
+14.4
84,701,056
92,004,217
12,717,344,490
11,108,190,892
+14.5
10,784,103,086
9,890,824,127
22,205.452
14,852,824
20,386,927
4.1
579,447,113
601,711.433
+ 23.9
17.929,251
20.089,595
1.7
::
6.588,903
7,183,960
ifockton— !lllIIIIIHIHII—
14,201,917
12,141,156
+
17.0
1,232,638,897
1,210,958,646
+
IS JoTc'sco~
VM.Barb«n
II
Total
(10
cities)
-
Grand
total
Outside
(110 cities)
New York
(a) Clearing
City
24,541,656,218
22,060,485,119
12,354,048,808
11,428,359,928
operations discontinued.
4,847,263
8.1
«:«&»■»
Imimo?
cfn7rt~L°n8Beach
62,101,989
104,129,023
.
633.146
229,663,591
Falls
30,784,318
Syracuse
Connecticut—Stamford
996,300
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin..
Yakima
46,942.944
45,865,852
Buffalo
461,759,439
-
City
Washington—Seattle
175,918,818
Binghamton
10,162,420
Wichita
976,175
0.4
+ 35.9
+
42,681,500
3,011,969
•
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
181,885,475
Kansas—Topeka—
Wichita
*3,333,273
-90,609,000
-
(12 Cities)—__4'_
12,799,189
5p4,fi«3
+25,515,255
New Hampshire—Manchester
10,033,474
3,420,600
1,431,321 +J+17.0
1,265,414
493,064 V',';:'! -4,408*549. j'+ ii:93,955,082
>7
+;:.'+^606,930
7
•
2,336,965
+15.7
^;391,l^i';^3,565T5d2Y;+'.^;l'.\
.
r;'^ ' / +!."• •
-New
Bedford--_:i_+_lw—i-V;
1
+35.6
6.891,231
^ *2-J'^5,047,295^. X *>>£22,61# 7+16-;8 *.*
Fall
Lowell
2,417,801
7,976,569
Maine—Bangor
979,351
161,159,877
,
Missouri—Kansas
St.
1,112,166
11,805,280
—
Omaha
1955
.
-+'■>>,
Lincoln
Week Ended November 19—
Clearings At—
.
Hastings
•'•.j
1,116,631
1,330,666
Nebraska—Fremont
19, for four years:
—
16X42,343
6,560.630
6,353.004
11,987,398
8.3
14.033,524
"
1.8
1,121,550,567
1,176,001,032
+ 11.2
21.182,979,686
20,0^4.735.6 fS
8.1
10,828,947,310
10,522,452,217
+
'
48
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2292)
.
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Section 522
buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week
5 y2 %
different
the
on
EXCHANGE
RATES
CERTIFIED
FEDERAL
BY
NOVEMBER
18
TO
RESERVE
NOVEMBER
BANK
24,
TO
1955,
TREASURY
UNDER
1930
OF
ACT
TARIFF
Ref.
Buying
lor
Rate
Cable
Transfers
in
f
..
/
...
•
.
.
Friday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 18
.
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Nov. 23
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria,
schilling
Belgium,
franc
.—„—r
British Malaysia. Malayan dollar___,
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Finland, markka—
;_j
+
t
2.232569
2.232071
gen.
.0385802*
.03358G2*
i03858§2*
.0199416
.0199503
.0199485
.0199571
.327600
.327533
.327533
.999843
1.000223
1.000066
.
krona
Switzerland,
Union
♦
.209800
.209800
.209800
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285357
.00285520
.237215*
.237215*
1
i 010
1
1334
refunding mortgage bonds
Forest Products Ltd.—
Jan
1
1798
1218
2015
1st
.209800
.209800
.209800
2.801875
2.800937
2.801250
.0800560
.0800560
2.773514
Co., ,4Va%
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.496766*
.[
Oil
&
Refining
1219
2127
19
2:29
;
1698
914
1568
1338
2132
Corp.—
JIn Volume
this issue.
in
.496766*
.0349000
.0349000
.0349000
.193330*
.193330'-
.193330*
.193330*
,
.233350
i_„
*
pound—
2.790473
sterling
.140080*
%
"■'.233350
.233350
2.791407
2.800937
t Temporarily
-Dec
Outdoor
Dec
1
Dec
—
1
2135
<
1956
181.
DIVIDENDS
""
.0349000
.
pound
debentures
2.773205
.140080*
.496766*
,
—
subord.
.261900
2.774133
Trailer
.0800560
.262000
2.773205
:
Columbia
♦Announcement
*
^
_
Africa,
Nominal,
DAY
.262000
&
1st mortgage sinking fund bonds
United Aircraft Corp., 5%
preferred stock—
THANKSGIVING
.262010
lien
Division—
5%
"
.0800560
bonds, series A,
5%
10-year convertible sinking fund
Roosevelt
CLOSED
.237172*
.209700
:
South
T
2.800937
Ll „■
franc
Kingdom,
-
.00435401*
.00285357
2.790784
2.801250
(Continued from page 14)
2.800937
.
.
"
2.790473
' 2.801875
.233350
*
of
United
•*'
•"
pound
krone—
peso
f
.00435401"
.237215*
Zealand,
Sweden,
'
.209700
t2690
Advertising Co., Inc., pfd. stock—-Feb 15
General Railway Signal Co., 5%
cumul. pfd. stock
Dec 31
Hanna (M. A.) Co., $4.25 preferred stock——Dec
1
Hudson Coal Co., 1st mtge. s. f. 5% bonds, series A—Dec
1
Murray Corp. of America, 4% preferred stock
Jan
1
~
"
Page
1
.
'
.999843
Date
•
>
Jan
General
--
.327533
1614
Division—
mortgage
Fruehauf
.00285357
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, poundMexico, peso
i
—i
Netherlands,
guilder
Philippine Islands,,
Portugal, escudo—
t
2.231822
*
1*
due 1980
5%
$
.0385802*
•,
Dec
2134
,(2130
CALLED
ISSUE
mtge.
Southwestern
British
Nov. 24
-
1
-
:
Issue—
Toledo-Cincinnati
Thursday
$
t
France
New
<t
•?
2.231822
,
Norway,
$
$
-
Jan
r
debetures
—Nov 30
Carrier Corp., $3
cumulative preferred stock
___Nov 28
Continental Telephone Co., 5%
gold debs., series A
Dec
1
Corson (G. & W. H.), Inc., 5% .debs, due Dec. 1, 1978—Dec 15
(Value in United States Money)
York
New
I
bonds, series C & J, due 1995-i—Dec
mtge. bonds, ser. G, due 1995
Dec
gen.
Ref. &
INCLUSIVE
&
Page
Dec
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
4%
;
bonds
stock-.—:
ENTIRE
1st
Noon
preferred
just passed.
-
Country and Monetary Unit
1st mtge.
Ry.—
convertible
Company and
FOREIGN
Date
3%%
Ry.,
general & refunding mtge. bonds, series E
Western Light & Telephone Co. Inc.—
*
of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the
countries of the world.
Paciiic
&
Texas
Northern
&
37/s%
the requirement of
to
Pursuant
Piedmont
•'
'
•
When
Per
I.',,
■
■■■
Name of
1
■
'
Financial
Omitted.
Company
Industrial
.. .
(quar.)->—
Assn. of Philadelphia (quar.)——_—
Fund,
12-15
3c
55c
Inc.
Holder1
Pat/able of Rec,
Share
.
11-30
Firestone
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
(
'
,
'
'
,
(In thousands of
4
.
Demand
:
certificates
Redemption fund for
1955
Total
F.
R.
F.
gold certificate
notes
Other
other
of
20,138,353
.
R.
notes
1954
which
Industrial
banks
advances
242,460
795,897
»
Government
-
547,916
733
f *
16,981
1,166,846
2,520,076
<17.399,536
Certificates
Bonds
1
—
Total
Held
bought
under
Total
Due
cash
L
Member
U.
U.
26,406,228
478,867
635,136
26,009,937
11——
404,203
—Xi
379,823-
18,919,721
537,883
.
383,466
20,071,960
20,220,787
3,695,271
4,674,254
3,270,659
V
Capital
Surplus
Other
..•+
(Section
capital
51,172,137
49,522,513
liability
purchased
for
on
Industrial
,t
deposit
foreign
171,094
v
combined
R.
175,464
2,312
reserves
note
26,681
h
17,872
( 2,452
*
2,040
Increases of
in
decrease of
changes
leading cities
for
the
$413,000,000' in loans
balances
with
ad¬
■"
Federal
industrial
Francisco
domestic
and
agricultural
District, $43,000,000 in
Dallas
banks,
loans
"other" loans increased
771
-.
.
;
,
.
97
—
64
941
+.13
+300
296
—
1„
——
Reserve
72
+
—103
loans
+-
.
1,456
+559
individual
serves;
loan
banks
items
increased,
Fort
and
873
+
+634)
626
'
11
after
shown
are
149
624
+-
+300J
ft
i
^
of
valuation
re¬
Four
and
^
Franklin
(quar.)'
Drive Auto
a
Preferred
Potomac
Edison
Co.,
4.70%
preferred
cumul.
in¬
in
total of
Real estate
$37,001,,000 and $25,-
of
Gov¬
Treasury
Treasury
notes
Page
stock
Nov
2
29
Industries
2127
2024
REDEMPTION
Central Maine
pfd.
conv.
stock—
Co., 3%% 1st gen. mtge.
Central Pacific Ry., 3 V2 %
1st & refunding bds.
Chesapeake
3.35%
Iowa
Ohio
Interstate
1st
mtge.
Cup Co.,
Gas
&
3
convertible
Co.,
Oil
series
H
Dec
1
4V2 %
due
1974-
Jan
10-Jl
4%
$3
2015
12-
12-
1
11-15
1
1
..
11-14
12-14
12-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-11
5c
12-15
12-' 1
12-15
12-- 1
12-
1
11-14
....
12-
12-30
9
1-31
35c
1-13
3-
100%
*
1
*2-13
3-
1
2-13
$1
12-
1
11-14
preferred
(s-a)
Co.
common
preferred
Co.,
Co.
(quar.)
1U 9
50c
(quar.)_
Oil
12-16
12
34c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
American
2
11-18
1-
12-
t30c
t$1.25
1-
12-
1
1-
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
(quar.).
com.
Co.,
12-
r
.
12-
I2V2C
56V4C
;
(quar.)
Power
12-19
25c
^—-
.(quar.)
11-23
12-12
$1.50
——.
(quar.)_
Co.,
11-15
1-
,$$1.38
.7
'
12-15
50c
of
25c
(quar.)_
common
Co.
12-
11-15
1
V
Texas-
1
,
15c
preferred
(quar. 1
1-2-56
12- 9
15c
.'(quar.)
1-2-18'-
12- 9
American
Transportation Corp.—
quarterly
Extra
"
12-23
70c
12- 2
2
c
12-23
12-
»$2
12-24
12- 9
31V4C
12-30
12-1G
25c
12-15
11-30
25c
12-15
11-30
1
11-15
25
—
Baking,
Cigar
pfd.
$8
General Builders
(quar.)
Supply, 5%
Co.,
pfd.
common
.
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
(quar.)
General
Dry
Dynamics
Batteries'
15c
common
-
*
—
Corp.
Mining
&
Motors
Corp.,
preferred
12-15
12-14
11-21
I-
3
11-21
12-
3
—_
(quar.)
Finance
com.
11-14
II-23
11-15
35c
$1
12-15
12- 5
12-15
12-5
1-16
,12-:L6
I2V2C
(quar.)
—
12-
84%c
1
11-10
25c
Corp
new
85c
25c
;
quar.)
preferred
General
1
1
12-
10%
(increased
3%%
12-
11-18
20c
(quar.)—
-1
Instrument
Mills.
I-io
$1
Corp.,
Firc-proofing
dividend
Industries
12-15
*"55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Finance
12-
$1.75
—
General Foods Corp.
(increased)
General Gas Corp. (quar.)
$5
12-
50c
"2%
#.
quar.)
A.)
Increased
General
1
12- 9
$1
preferred
General
12-
•
*
$1.75
—
(quar.)
——.
convertible
7%
11-15
12-15
-
(quar.)
preferred
General
12-15
$3
(quar.)„
common
E.)
(R.
Service
.General
12-15
(quar.)-
conv.
General
11-15
Loom, Inc.—
(Geo.
4+2%
12-15
1
12-
$1
common
(initial
non-cum.
Fuller
12- .1
25c
-
Co.,
preferred
the
12-15
1-3-56
<
dividend
preferred
of
10-21
11-18
12-15
*
dividend
common
4%
Fruit
11-23
1-3-58
8c
preferred
General
(year-end)
(quar.)
12-12
10-31
$1
12-10
11-18
2-
1
2-
$1.25
-
1
k 9
it
9
1
4.4%
33/a%
cum.
first
preferred stock- Dec
mtge.
1st mtge.
ser.
cumulative
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line
Co., 314%
s.
General
Outdoor
Advertising
50c
12-10
11-18
Plywood, 5%
25c
12-
1
11-15
Portland
Year-end
1012
15
1463
1
2130
General
Common
1
1802
1
2022
General
Dec
12
1016
stock-. Dec
8
1803
1
2134
40c
-
(stock dividend).
com.
capital
-Dec
1971- -Dec
1
2134
Stock
General
(year-end
gains)
from
1
12-
1
11-29
11-
7
12-22
12-
8
II-30
11*21
-
long$2
:
dividend
l1"^0
200%
Castings
Telephone,
Corp.
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)_
4.75%
preferred
(quar.)—!
12-31
12-31
12-20
40c
(increased).
(quar.)
4.40%
(quar.)
11-30
30c
60c
Steel
41/4%
1
12-
12-14
25%
50c
-
Securities
12-14
50c
Cement
:
Extra
stk._.
debs
debs due
.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Refractories,
General
A_. Dec
pfd.
f.
"9334c
I960- Dec
ser.
1,
preferred
15-year
Dec
(quar.)—
term
bds.,
due Dec.
cumulative
Corp., 3V2%
bonds
preferred
General
1799
1
preferred stock series A. Dec
bonds, foreign
National Supply Co.,
11-18
General
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., $4
Western
2
A_. Jan
11-18
Inc.—
(quar.)
Trailer
Stock
a
Co.—
Light Co.,
4%
2013
ser.
11-18
11-18
59c
Refining,
Stock
$3.75
pipe line bonds
5%
Northern Paper
Power
15
Ry.—
refunding mortgage bonds,
Colorado
Dixie
&
Page
Dec
bonds- Dec
Power
11-18
11-18
75c
quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
preferred
New
1
11-18
12-19
Co.
;
General
cum.
11-16
12-15
$2.50
Series
Extra
Date
Inc.," 5%
12- 2
49c
—
'*
—
Pacific
of
pfd.
—_Dec
12-
12-2 7
25c
Investing
Extra
General
PARTIAL
Great
holdings
and
Data
stock!
11-16
12-17
25c
t.
Co
(increased
F.)
Company
Stock
$4.52
12-10
lz-lo
25c
(annual)
non-cumulative
Fresnillo
Frick
General
i
Co.,
11-20
Funds—
Stock
Sulphur
(Fred
7%
Oil
General
Midi RR. Co.,
and
last date for mak¬
NOTICE OF TENDER
Power
11-20
12-15
25c
V
;
jAcceptance Corp.,
General America Corp
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where indicated) in which
the details were given in the "Chronicle."
Company and Issue—
1
—
(quar.)
General
those called under, sinking fund provisions.
or
1
12-
$1
Works
Custodian
Freeport
French
5 V2 %
list of corporate bonds, notes,
stock
called
for redemption,
The date indicates the redemption
'
12-
30c
(increased)—
(qua*.)
Wyoming
6%,
common
11-15
12- 6
1-2-56
J $ 1.25
Bridge
Wheel
Franco
Gas
Company and Issue—
Chicago
and of United States
indebtedness
&
Gardner-Denver
gross.
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fnnd
including
11-15
1
1-
$1
Foster-Wheeler
Funsten
P®
deduction
10-15
12-15
1
12-31
12-
2
53V8C
1
;
;
Ls;
5%
!
(quar.)
preferred
Gatineau
a
1-
62%c.
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pitt
345
—
8
+
472
"
*
12-
30c
Wayne Corrugated Paper (quar.)
Dairies,
common
(quar.)
4%
407
—1,604
v
'
11,246
Banks
to
Fort
B
Fruehauf
+-
,
+638
.
•
J.__
1—
of
Class
7%
* -
,
.
-
3,337
'.
Jacksonville Terminal Co., 3%%
Holdings of Treasury bills
of
423
+225
—
56,027'
•_
*Exclusive
ACF
000,000 respectively.
bonds
+
—
—
'
37/s%
the
District, and
$298,000,000 at all reporting member banks.
certificates
178
-
11-^0
11-3b
12- 1
$1.12 Vz,
12r,.l...
4+2%
$l,12.Va
12- 1
4V2%
$1.12V2
12- 1
4V2%
preferred C
(quar.)
—$1.12V2
12- 1
4.32% preferred D (quar.)
—$1.08
4.35%
preferred E (quar.)
:
—1—
36V4C "12- 1
Flying Tiger Line, 5% pfd A (s-a)
25c
12-15;
Foote Miueral Co.
12-13
(quar.)—
10c
Ford Motor. Ltd., ordinary
12- 6
(interim)—
2y2%
Ford Motor (Canada)
12-15
Ltd., class A (quar.)
t$1.25
Frontier
1
others
■. ■
Consumer
$334,000,000 in borrowings.
District, $25,000,000 in the
ernment
—
21,628
week
$118,000,000 in New York City,
$45,000,000
loans and
—3,183
2,686 ;.
deposits'
States Government deposits, and
demand deposits credited to
domestic
banks, and
San
—
32
13,285
12-
12-
dividend
Common
principal
in
the
96
51.
+
""45.5%
45.2%
statement of weekly
reporting member
$559,000,000
creased
—1,306
.a—
$638,000,000 in United
Commercial,
35
+
banks—
>
(quar.)
...
-
45.3%;.
$300,000,000
a
—1,870
—
12-10
12-15'
'
15c
(s-a)
class A
Light, com.
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
General
liabilities
following
»
—7,300
to
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in 94
shows the
«,
77
+4.157
1,964
corre¬
Condition Statement of Member Banks
justed,
+
1,009
Banks—'
adjusted
banks
preferred
ended Nov. 16:
.
*
977
Below will be found
;
+
—
11- 26
$30c
30c
(ouar.)
A
Stores,
Power
5%
_
The condition
235
50,634,402
commitmentsF.
'+•
acceptances
certificate
and
27 543
.
52,331,571
27,734
loan
t
27,543
51,257,231
spondents
\ Ratio of gold
25
deposits:
From
283,869
625.013
-'177,294
Total liabilities & capital accounts
Contingent
+
1,053
.
From
299,896
660,901
27,543
1
+1,092
'
Borrowings:
300,165
660,901
13b)
624
8,387
Foreign
1
accounts
indebtedness
..j
deposits
Interbank
r
37
30,377
±1.
Government
21,130
_
7)
+
"
'
7,645
domestiq
deposits
S.
*50,091,328
in
(Section
J1
—;
U;
19,695
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Surplus
+
20,747
Time
20,482
1
+
9,935
—_
Reserve
—
Foremost
_____
LIABILITIES—
Domestic
liabilities
CAPITAL
53
392
of
Federal
in
+3,676
+
—
banks—
Ealances
'
Total
2,646.
securities—total—__
vault
,362,86a
19,795,717
—
availability cash items
liabilities and accrued divs.—
<_
with
Demand
Total deposits
..
to
in
+7,514
+298
carry¬
bonds—
Cash
36
8,143
or
3
——
4-
+413
;
.11.-18
1-
—
"
400,315
395,572
—
securities-
loans
securities
Loans
+522
1,249
loans
S.
Other
18,657,786
account
—
Other
'
Nov. 17,
1954
11-15
9
10c
Co.
class
preferred
Florida
or
for
—
——.
-
85,781
dealers
purchasing
Government
S.
and
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates
Treasury notes
50,634,402
*
estate
Other
U.
for
.
47,017
carrying
or
loans
Nov. 9,
1955''
25,783_
brokers
Reserves
S.
Deferred
197,218
52,331,571
18,532,824
accounts—
adjusted*
—
securities
Real
54.337
182,813
mem¬
(In millions of dollars)
—
loans
to
ing
1 3,906,265
26,579,358
bank—reserve
Treasurer—general
Foreign
Other
,
adjusted*
V
.71955
;
investments
16,
—
B
Stock
$4
(+)
11-15
12-!
12- 1
10c
2%- 1-15-56
(quar.)
common
(quar.)Flagg-Utica. 5% prior preferred
Flintkote Co., common
iquar.)
*
Increase
new
—
Fitzsimmons
Decrease (—) Since
-
•
•
'"V-
purchasing
22
•
60,372
,
notes_^
and
Other
24,991,178
5,962,732
*
.
Business
24,553,362
22
51,257,231
Reserve
Deposits—
Loans
24,553,362
24,551,672
60,430
Federal
.
■
*23,986,908
LIABILITIES—
,
..
Loans
190,668
assets
*
ASSETS—
i.
4,750,795
_
•
Nov.
Loans
22
„
•
i
r
,,
37+/2C
50c
.—
(quar.)—:—-1
—
H.)
Ltd.,
4+2%
.
6,599,791
23,986,908
(M.
Extra
decreased
Banks
Porter,
dividend
Class
.
13,029,021
2,092,550
'
■'
24,701,819
items
Reserve
1,832,000
2,801,750
23,888,208
assets
Total
,
;
premises
Other
Ml
r
securities
foreign banks
Uncollected
Bank
and
'
V
I
Federal
of assets and liabilities of reporting
.!.
l.
-
17,399,536
23,888,208
■_
agreement
Government securities
loans
from
outright-^
repurchase
Total U. S.
~
.
1,265,5462,520,076
2,801,750'
1
■
&
Fishmaa
ber banks follows:
:
•
Notes
from
A summary
509
■'
,
i.
of
$103,000,000,
in the San Francisco District.
000,000. Loans to banks increased $255,000,000.
437,307
674
16,174
securities:
outright—
Bills
decreased
Stores
$1.12Va.
;—.—
U
12-*lJ i
12-15t
Fisher
was
" 326,751
Acceptances—bougth outright
Bought
deposits
was
(quar.)_
Corp.
(quar.)—
11-18
11-18
12"
50c
(extra)-
common
Security Corp.
(s-a)—;——-—• 60c
Carpet Co. (quar.)—:
—:
1.—10c
Firth
districts
seven
Rubber,
Stock
National
First
reporting member banks
&
preferred
Bank
First
$634,000,000 and borrowings from others increased $300,-
128,650
331,144
Time
$61,000,000
Borrowings
21,029,981
224,989
loans
S.
853,877
323,153
and
First
Fittings,
20,176,104
845,003
-
21,005,355 ' 21,000,356
cash
Discounts
U.
20,155,353
867,002
reserves——
41/2%
in
$77^000,000
deposits adjusted increased in
$72,000,000.
Nov. 24,
ASSETS—
Gold
t
net "increaseof
a
and the net increase at all
Nov. 16,
1955
<-
was
Stock
•'
23,
there,
holdings of United States Government securities.
^
dollars)
Nov.
decreased;
Tire
12-15
•12-15
Fire
1-
3
12- 2
55c
1-
3
12- 2
59%c
1-
3
12- 2
.
"
^485
Number
182
Volume
The Commercial
. . .
Per
When
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
S^'-are
Name of Company
General Telephone (Ky.), 5% pfd.
General Telephone Co. of Ohio—
(quar.)—
62 %c
and Financial Chronicle
\
12- i;
Hecla
preferred (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.25 preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Wisconsin—
$5 preferred
(quar.) —
General Tin Investments (interim)
55c
12- 1
11-15
Tire & Ruboer
Stock dividend j
11-15
$1.25
11c
50c
10%
12-1
12- 9
11-30
11-15
12-12
gains )_Marble Co.
capital
11-28
55c
12-21
12- 1
preferred
5%
(quar.)—
30
Nov.
on
issue
Quarterly
Mines.
for
>
12-22
5
12-
5
11-18
^
tl%c
1-3-56
12-27
12- 6
15c 3-27-56
3-
15c 6-27-56
(initial
common
quar.)—
50c
12-
6
611-
5
6
1
25c
Glenmore
Class
H.)
(P.
Co.
Corp.
B
class
A
Falls
Portland
(quar.)_2—:
.
called
$105
for
7%
__
4%?«
Tire
preferred
Gordon Mackay
Class
B
Gornam
(quar.)—
Co.,
12-
12-15
11-15
$$1
12-31
12- 9
1-31
1-10
$12 %c
12-15
Inc.,
'
11-30
Extra
preferred (s-al________—
& Co., Ltd., class A (quar.).
Granby- • Consolidated
Mining
Smelting
—
tl2y2c
;
Ltd.
Co.,
(s-a)
Grant
T.) Co., common^ (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
;
3%%
Gray Mfg. Co.
Great
(quar.)
50c
Terminal
Warehouse &
Cold
Class
A
(quar.)
50c
Class
B
(quar.)
50c
I-15
(quar.)
50c
4-15
4-
50c
4-15
4-
B
A
12-12
11-22
Class
I
*.
(quar.)
;
(quar.)
B
12-12
il-2«
11-28
Howard
11-28
Howard
12-
1
11-14
4y4%
12-
1
11-14
Howe
12-
1
11-14
Hubinger Co."
12-15
11-25
Hudson
(quar.)
Industries
(initial)
Stores,
common
Indemnity
quarterly
Increased
(N.
(quar.)
Co. of
1
Northern
$2.50
Gas
preferred
preference
preference
12-10
11-17
$31%,c
12-15
11-30
12-
11-23
Paper,
Life
Insurance
:—
Western
Sugar,
Water
Interstate
Gas,
preferred
Insurance
Gulf, Mcbiie &
Co.
Onio
RR.,
common
(quar,).'
dividend*
Power,
Gulf
States
__
4.64%
com.
Well
—
Hamilton
Cotton
Hammermill
Stock
Co.
(quar.)
A
11-23
12-15
11-23
2-17
12-
5
Harris-Seybold
(M.
10-14
called
per
for
Glass
Hazeltine Corp.
11-
12-
1
11-18
12-30
50c
12-16
1
quarterly
Incorporated Income Fund—
A
,
capital gains
dividend
Indiana Gas & Water Co.
Steel
Industrial
12-
1
2-
1
12-30
12-
1
■11-18
11-18
1-
3
11-
9
68 %c
(quar.)
1-14
12-12
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
•'
.
4%
.
11-30
10-
7
J30C
12-
1
11-18
137 y2C
12-
1
11-18
t50c
12-
1
11-
1
14c
11-30
11-15
t50c
Products
CO
1
of
approximately
(quar.)
27c
11-18
23c
12-
1
11-23
12-.
1
11-10
Hardware
Development (initial quar.)
Mfg. (increased)
7V2c
12-20
12-
Rayon
75c
12-12
11-28
1
11-15
Industrial
Silica,
12-10
12-
1
"1- 3
12- 9
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
50c
12-
1
11-
1
1- 3
12- 9
$1
12-
1
11-
1
1-3-56
12-
5
12-28
"
"
3-28-56
12-12
3-12
12-
1
11-17
12-
1
11-10
preferred
Insley
preferred
16
cents
11-25
Interior
11-25
Interlake
12-15
11-28
International
12-30
on
Ltd.,
class
Bank
of
dividend)
12-12
International
Breweries,
12-
International
Business
3
12-9
12-10
11-25
Stock
50c
(quar.)
B
11-30
11-10
Internal!.
International
11-10
1
11-14
12-
l
""11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-13
12-
~
1
12-13
12-
1
12-13
12-
1
12-13
12-'1
12-
1
11-10
~1- 5
.
1-20
1-
3
12-15
12-22
12-
7
12-
Harvester,
preferred
-•
40c
12-12
11-25
12-
1
30c
1-
2
11-15
-
12-16
35c
12-15
12-1
12-15
12-
1
3
12-
1
112c
12-15
11-15
12-15
12-
1
12-10
12-
1
20c
12-15
11-30
12-10
11-18
1
11-10
12-20
12-
5
12-20
12-
5
50c
1-1-56
12-15
10c
1-3-56
12-15
10c
4-2-56
3-15
50c
12-10
11-23
&
Heintz,
Inc.,
Mfg.
Quarterly
7%
1-27
1-
4
25C
Worlds-
12-10
11-25
12-10
11-25
20c
12-31
11-30
50C
(quar.)
$1.75
1-16-56
12-
1
12-15
11-
4
tC5c
Ltd
Paper
Co.,
6%
pfd.
(s-a)
—
Co.
4%
preferred
(quar.)
International
International
Salt
Co.
Co.
12-19
11-21
12-19
11-21
12-19
11-21
12-
9
11-14
$1,50
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-15
$2
Utilities
Corp.,
com.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Engineering
(quar.)
Motor
Freight System
Corp.
(quar.)
11-10
3
12-
12-
1
11-11
40c
12-
1
11-10
120c
20c
(quar.)
Interstate
1
1-
35c
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
Intertype
12-
12-
40C
(quar.)
12-21
$1
45c
(year-end)
!
dividend
75c
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
2
2-1-56
1-13
1
$37VaC
11-30
11-15
11-15
25c
I-* to
12-15
12-
1
35C
12-15
12-
1
1
3-14
1-
3
11-30
tx$1.75
1-
3
11-30
xl%%
1-
3
Xl'/4%
(quar.)
com.
1-
3
11-30
C
(quar.)
preferred
D
(quar.)
xl'Ac
1-
3
11-30
6%
preferred
E
(quar.)
Xl Va %
1-
3
11-30
12-
9
11-18
Jamaica
$5
Water
Supply,
preferred
50C
(quar.)
common
$1.25
(quar.)
A
2-27
11-30
12-28
12-15
$5
preferred
B
(quar.)_
$1.25
12-28
12-15
$5
preferred
C
(quar.)_
$1.37%
12-28
12-15
$1.20
12-15
11-30
Jamestown
Telephone Corp., common
5% 1st preferred (quar.)
Jantzen, Inc., 5% preferred A (quar.)
Jefferson
Lake
Jeyes
Co.,
Fibre
Co.
Johns-Manville
3
12-15
12-
1
11-25
40c
12-10
11-25
(quar.)
common
preferred
1-
$1.25
(quar.)_
Sulphur
Tea
$1.25
50C
12-20
93 %c
2-1-56
(quar.)
(increased)
12-
6
1-18
30c
12-
1
11-10
75c*
Corp.
(quar.)—'
:_—
Extra
Jones
&
Laughlin Steel,
preferred
Mfg.
(quar.)
com.
& Supply
9
11-28
12-
9
11-21
1-11-56
12-23
12-28
$1.25
(quar.)
A
11-28
12-
62%c
(quar.)_
Johnson
35C
25c
&
12-9
$1.25
Johnson
Co.,
4%%
preferred,
(increased quar.)
1-
$2.25
12-
9
12-
50C
10<?%
dividend
(E)
Gas
Sons
&
2
11-28
11-28
9
Co.,
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
12-
12-
11-18
30c
(quar.)
com.
12-20
25c
(quar.)
Electric
2
12-
1
12-
12-
1
80C
12-27
1
5
2
12-
9
j
$1.07
1-
3
12-
$1.08
1-
3
12-
9
(quar.)
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical,
$1.12%
1-
3
12-
9
4y2%
4%%
18 %C
(initial quar.)
Vegetable Parchment
preferred
Kalamazoo
City
Power
&
Light, com.
3.80% preferred (quar.)
i
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)i----
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
4'/2%
4%
Kayser
<Sc
(resumed)—
12-
7
12-20
11-15
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
1
25c
12-
(quar.)—
50c
—
(quar.)
87 %C
Co.,
20c
1-
1
12-
9
1
1
12-
1
40c
12-15
11-30
11-30
quar.)
:
-
Fund
Bond
investment
net
series
income)_s
Fund—
(16
from
cents
and
95
net
cents
invest¬
year-end
$1.11
12-15
$2.50
12-30
50c
gains)——
j.—
pfd. (s-a)_
12-10
12-
12-
1
11-17
50c
———
1
22 %c
1-
3
12-19
11-15
10c
12-15
40c
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
from
from
capital
1
12-14
12-
1
10-31
real¬
37c
Co.
&
(quar.).——
-
10-31
12-
11-30
11-15
12-20
12-
1
1-
12-
1
40c
com.
11-30
$1
—
12-13
50c
(quar.)
20c
55c
gains
of Calif., com.
(quar.)
12-12
11-15
75c
12-
11-15
3
1
2
Year-end
preferred
(quar.)
La
preferred (quar.)
Electric
(quar.)
Consolidada S. A. pfd. shares
La
Salle
7%
Woods
University
1
11-10
12-
1
11-10
1-
2
12-15
2-
1
1-16
$1.12%
25c
(quar.)
1-10
12-20
$0,766
Kuhlman
Extension
12-22
12-
$1.75
—
(quar.)
12-30
$1.50
4%% preferred (quar.)
Co.,
Kroger Co., com.
45c
20c
Kroehler Mfg.
12-23
11-16
10c
1-10-56
12-28
Milling, Ltd.—
1
11-
27 %C
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
18c
(quar.)_
5%
12-
$1.25
preferred
(quar.)
Lake Superior District Power, com.
preferred (quar.)
Lamaque Gold Mines, Ltd.
Lambert (Alfred), Inc., class A
7
t$1.75
7%
12-
-
Co.,
(quar.) —
11-15
11-15
35c
12-10
11-29
12-10
11-29
59 %c
1-15
1-
5
25c
common
10-11
12-31
12-31
25c
Sessions
1
tl5c
U5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
2-
4
———-
convertible
Machine
Lane Bryant, Inc.
Co.
preferred A (quar.)
(quar.)
H.),
25c
(quar.)—
Langendorf United Bakeries,
$1.80 preferred (quar.)
(M.
11-28
12-
11-20
—
(quar.) —
4% preferred (quar.)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Extra
12-20
12-12
12-14
20c
(quar.)
(quarterly
Creamery
of the
3
30c
—_____
Co.
1-
25%
Fund
income)
9
10c
Rubber
B.)
11-10
1-
(quar.)—
(quar.)-
Co.
i
—
&
11-10
28 %C
(quar.)
(initial
11-30
1
25C
H.)
11-14
12-
12-15
Extra
B
3
3
12-30
15C
dividend
IS.
11-14
1212-
J20C
Co.
Co.,
11-15
25c
—
Year-end
6
1
m
R.)
(I.
1-
11-25
12-
12-
realized
Knickerbocker
2
12-15
50C
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Products (s-a)
Koppers
11-15
$1.18%
Kingston
Koehring
1
32c
(quar.)
Keystone Steel & Wire (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark (quar.)
Kings County Lighting,
common
Kleinert
12-
$1.25 1-13-56
Keystone Pipe & Supply Co., 5%
(G.
12-15
12-
income
net
3
12-15
(from
from
11-15
1-
12-15
Growth
ment
12-
1
37 %C
"K-2"
Series
12-15
12-20
12-
37 %c
common
Investment
"B-l"
Keystone
11-15
12-15
3
25c
Ltd.
—
Keystone
2
1-3-56
(initial quar,)_
new
common
Extra
11-15
$1.12%
L
Mines,
prior pfd.
conv.
12-
,
50C
J25c
—
Gold
2
1-
:___
Kerr-McGee Industries, com.
Lamston
12-30
11-30
12-
(quar.)
"
Landis
1-16
12-15
12-21
12-27
com.
Extra
4.75%
11-30
12-15
—*
Kerr-Addison
Class
11-30
15c
Organization (quar.)_—
Kentucky Stcne Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities Co., com. (quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
_
Kern County Land
(quar.)
Lamson
12-31
12-31
25c
Kent-Moore
6%
2-14
75c
15c
preferred
Kress
2-14
11-15
1
15c
common
Kendall Co.,
ized
12-
(quar.)—*
Extra
4%
2-14
11-15
3-1-56
50c
3y2% preferred (quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel (increased) ^—
Kelvinator of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)
Kinney
1
3-1-56
l
Co.,
Kerite
12-
'
20c
Special
$4.50
11-15
3-1-56
30c
Corp
Kearney & Trecker
Kellogg
2-14
1
50c
(quar.)
;
Co.
(James R.)
1
12-
*
(quar.)__
Co. (quar.)
(increased)
(Julius)
11-13
$1.05
Kawneer Co.
Kearney
12-
3-1-56
$1.05
—
pfd.
non-cum.
Katz Drug
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
-s_
(quar.)—
;
1
12-
v
$1.12%
—
City Southern Railway, com.
Extra
1
12-
12-20
45c
$1
;
(quer.)—•-
preferred
12-
12-10
$1
4.20% <■ preferred
Kansas
11-21
1
12-10
95c
1_:
(quar.)
preferred
4.20%
12-
30c
95c
4%
4% %
11-18
15c
(quar.)
Special
Kansas
11-30
59 %C
common
11-15
12-
35c
100%
:
preferred
Lake
Telegraph
Textbook
Extra
12-16
t35c
International Silver Co
preferred
11-21
1-16
Ltd.—
quar.)
Ocean
12-20
t60c
$1
$4 preferred (quar.)
International Petroleum
(quar.)_
11-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
11-21
5%
(quar.)
common
dividend
(Increased
12-20
f $1.35
Canada,
35%
(quar.)
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
Knudsen
25c
Schools
of
International
Stock
12-
10c
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
Stock
1-
Corp.—
(quar.)
common
Co.
Paints. Ltd.,
Interstate
48%c
(quar.)——
Year-end
$1.40
11-18
11-30
5c
(s-a)
(quar.)
International
International
1
Inc.
Correspondence
Extra
$1.06Mi
11-15
15c
Kirsch
2%%
International Nickel
Stock
1
12-10
and
:
International
at
1
Special
55c
Machines
Extra
7%
12-
1
$1.10
International Cigar Machinery
11-25
"11-25
60c
Year-end
income
dividend
12-10
11-30
44c
12-20
$1
12-10
12-
12-
3
of
Quarterly
9
Co.—
(quar.)_^
(year-end
Washington
3
45c
l
Fund
(year-end)
1-
(entire
Dec.
25c
security profits)
Breweries
Iron
$1.75
!
1-
Ltd.—
investment
from
from
$1.13
S3
1-
50c
quar.)
—
(s-a)
Insurance
cents
39
12-15
62%c
preferred
(accum.)
(quar.)
common
Shares,
Institutional
12-15
3
6V2%
Steel Co.
(year-end.)
Manufacturing
Institutional
2-15
2-
25c
(quar.)
Extra
6%
11-15
11-15
12-10
20c
(quar.)
9
25c
(quar.)
12-
Industrial
11-15
1
Keystone Custodian Funds—
,
Industrial
1
12-
12-16
11-21
12-
11-15
c
New
11-21
12-
1
Utilities, common
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
-
4y2 %
11-21
—
(quar.)
I
12-15
12-15
$1
(quar.)
Hartford Electric Light
3
(Canada)—
International Resistance
this
1-
11-30
12-15
$15c
share plus
*35c
25%
12-15
$1.50
$4.25
C
investment income)
Indianapolis Water Co., class A
$1.25
(quar.)
redemption
preferred
net
Assurance
Indiana
10c
Ltd
Chemical
Hazel-Atlas
Life
11-21
15c
(increased
11-14
11-14
Boston—
12-15
2%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
of
1
1-
50c
Co.
A.)
II-14
11-30
11-30
70c
pfd.
12-15
$1
preferred
II-30
75c
5!/2%
Increased
10-14
12- 5
Fund
Imperial
5-21
12-
12-15
Industries Ltd.—
(Quarterly from
11-23
12-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Harding Carpets.
11-10
12-30
1
87'/2c
(quar.)l__
$1.06M»
•
Co
12-10
57 %c
quar.)_:
(quar.)
'$1.12Mi'
!
(quar.)
:
Harman, common
diyidend
B
Harshaw
12-15
Income
32%c
Extra
3.90%
1-17
$1
____
a
Harbison-Walker Refractories
Common
(quar.)___
$102
2- 1
30c
_
B
&
issue
11-18
100%
class
11-30
20c
Ordinary (interim)
1
Imperial' Flo-Glaze Paints, Ltd., com
$1,50 convertible participating pfd. (quar.)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (increased)
11- 4
35c
Oil,
11-
12-15
20c
common
(increased
A
Imperial Chemical
11-25
1
Co.,
Co.,
preferred
5%
Paper
5% preferred (quar.)
Hanna (M. A.) Co., Class A
-'Extra
,
12-1
12-
$22%c
dividend
Stock
Hanna
11-30
$5c
(quar.)
(quar.}___-_
dividend
Class
6%
12-15
(extra).
(quar.)
RR.
preferred' B
$$1.25
Extra
C)ass
6%
12-12
Breaker
Telephone
5.60%
11-30
Inland
(year-end)
com.
4%%. preferred (quar.)
4%%' preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ (quar.)
Hancock
Illinois
12-10
Co.—
——
common
12-
25c
preferred
12-10
50c
4% -convertible preferred
11-18
12MiC
(s-a)
Central
1- 2
1- 2
50c
Ltd.,
12-
25c
(quar.)
Hamilton Watch Co.,
Stock
1
B
Circuit
12-15
25c
Co.,
11-18
30c
.__
preferred
11-18
12-
$1.10
,
Cementing
11-18
$1.11
50c
(quar.)___
Corp._;.
Oil
Preferred
40c
.---
Increased quarterly
Quarterly
Hallnor Mines Ltd. (quar.)
Handy
Illinois
$1.16
quar.)
A
Halliburton
1
12-
4%
—
<quar.)___:—
(increased
1
12-
$1.25
$1.03
preferred
Utilities,
preferred (quar.)
Hackensack Water Co. (quar.)
Halm Brass Co., common
(quar.)
5%
12-10
62y2c
______
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Hajoca
I-T-E
$1.25 6-11-53
—_
$4.44
Class
11-25
$1.25 3-12-56
______
$4.40
12-19
$1.25
U
11-18
12-
Hydro-Electric Securities Corp.—
1
50c
(quar.)___
(quar.)
preferred
preferred v(quar.)_
Oil Corp.
(quar.)
$4.20
1
12y2c
.—
12-
Mortgage
1
30c
(quar.)__
11-18
12Mic
12-
50C
preferred
Gulf
(quar.)
12-
44c
(Extra
Stock
A
12-
12y2c
(quar.)___.—
-.
11-18
12-19
60c
(quar.)
12-15
25c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_.
12-19
5%
series
12-10
30c
$1.75
-a*
1
1
t20c
5%
4.60%
(quar.)
common
1212-
15C
12-10
40c
(quar.)
9
35 J/4 c
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
Hydraulic Press Brick
1
25c
preferred
Society
12-
12-10
32c
Corp.
(Ontario)—
Quarterly
Husky Oil (stock dividend)..
Huttig. Sash & Door, com. (quar.)
(Houston)—
_
Guilford-Chester
Gulf
Erie
&
11-10
35 %c
(quar.)_
60c
1.
A
Extra,
$5
Huron
11-10
1
$1.25
$1.10
62y2c
(quar.)
common
Southern
Gulf Life
11-
1
12-
3iy4c
dividend
5%
____
preferred
Quarterly 1
$5
Stock
11- 9
5%
62y2c
Great
$5
1
Refining
12-
3iy2c
(quar.)
(year-end)
common
9
$1.75
Utilities—
Northern
6%
1
12-
&
11-17
(quar.)____
Great
Gulf
12-
Oil
Foods,
12-10
(quar.)
(quar.).
Railway (quar.)
-
/Humble
Production
60c
Northern
'Extra
4.40%
7%
11-18
■30c
Southern
4.28%
11-25
11-30
t$l
2nd
25c
"
___
Dock
&
i
Grolier
12-15
Hunt
$1
(quar.)
Dredge
Great Lakes Power Corp., Ltd.—
5%
1st
preference
(quar.)_
Great
11-28
7-
12-10
12-12
m
(quar.)
1.
preferred (quar.)
Hughes-Owens Co., class B (interim)
Amer.—
Extra
Great
12-12
$1.41
1
Kansas
7-
55c
Pulp & Paper, class A com.
preferred (quar.)
preferred series B (quar.)
5.70% preferred
(quar.)
6
12-
com.
Extra
37M>c
Mining & Smelting
h
75c
Lakes
Great
12-
$1.05
Stock
20c
Sound
Hugoton
1
Common
1
(quar.)
Kahn's
$1.06 y4
(quar.)__
(year-end)
i5.12%
Y.)—
20c
& Pacific Tea
7% "preferred
Great
Co.
1-
11-15
preferred
Joy Mfg. Co.
6c
Hudson
11-29
7-15
1-
20c
preferred
Bay
7-15
50c
Hoving Corp.
12-12
1-15
50c
1
(quar.)
12-12
11-12
11-15
1
Joslyn
I-
A
Class
12-30
11-15
1
12-
5%
Storage Co.—
't
1
12-
3%%
1
2
Class
25c
:
American
Great Atlantic
.
12-
12-
Class
12-22
11-21
12-19
(quar.)
25C
Houston
1
45c
93 %c
8
12-
97%c
Jewel
2
Co.
5%
(W.
12-
12-15
1
12-
4
1-14
12-
12-19
11-
12-1
2
7
5
12-
t25c
11-10
1-
20c
93 %C
(quar.)
5
Oil
Extra
—
12-
1
15c
Extra
&
__
12-20
12-20
11-18
11-30
Rapids Varnish (stock- dividend)
additional share for each three held)
(One
12-30
12-
80c
"
Power
Grand
11-18
12-
12-
$25c
11-18
12-12
12-
10c
—
5%
(quar.)__
12-12
90c
12-15
12-15
25c
Grafton
$1.25
30c
12-10
$2.50
i
11-18
12-15
$1.50
(s-a)
common
11-18
12-12
35C
12-15
$2
12-12
90c
2
50c
50c
_,i
11-21
12-
$1.12 Mi
Corp
$2
(quar.)
12-10
25c
Y.), 5% pfd.
Ltd., class A
W.),
1
12-29
(quar.)II
(year-end)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
12-22
30c
(quar.)____
(N.
12-30
"IlI
~II~_II
I
Service,
preferred
preferred
7%
12-22
50c
(quar.)
Public
5%
12-
50c
50c
1
1-20
12-15
12-30
$1.06 y4
•
35c
(quar.)
I
J
____
6
1
I
Houston
12-30
•
Lighting. & Power (increased quar.)._
Houston
12-15
-
common
A
Extra
12- a
2-1-56
12-15
Jacobsen
11-15
12-
12-15
i
Jack
11-15
25c
(initial)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Gary
12- 9
(quar.)
Graflex
Hotel
1
1-3
(quar.)
B
12-
1- 2
(quar.)
„
A
12-15
1- 2
(quar.)
preferred
1-2-56
12-29
i
50c
.
Inc.
1
12-15
r
l-
Ironrite,
11-15
1
1
l-
$1.08%
$1.76
11-30
12-
1-
$1.10
(quar.)
Iron Fireman
12-23
12-
82V2C
(quar.)
preferred
4%%
11-15
12-
3iy4c
(s-a)
Hoskins Manufacturing (year-end)
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
(quar.)____
t50c
(quar.)
common
class
(Frank
50c
A
new
Hardart
55c
cl.
Ltd.,
Co.
Class
&
15c
common
(accum.)
(Brooklyn)
-
Horder's,
Horn
1
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Iowa
11-15
25c
preferred
$1.50
—
Stores,
.Class
1
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)J
&
1
25c
(Canada)
(H/W.).
(W. R.)
1212-
Oil,
4y2%
\$12%c
Rubber,
___
Mfg.
Gossard
12-15
12-15
pfd.
5
1
1
12-15
IOC
11-15
t6c
Extra
1
12-
15c
;■
B
$1.12Mi
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
1%
12-
I
I_I
12-15
11-28
4.20%
12-
12-
3
3
3.75%
12-15
12-
35C
3.90%
11-14
1
11-
12-26
53 %c
preferred
Iowa
11-21
Mines~Ll;d7—~~
Gold
Guaranty
Co.,
Class
at
(quar.)
&
12-13
.
;
Extra
1
11-17
1
4
4.35%
11-21
12-
11-
12-15
4.40%
12-10
$45C
(quar.)!
(quar.)
preferred
Horner
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goodrich
(B. F.) Co.
(increased)
Goodyear
12-
$1
_
preferred
Co.
Title
Hoover
issue
(entire
Extra
Goebel Brewing Co., 60c preferred
>■";
12-13
1
1
1- 3
60c
____!
(quar.)
com.
12-15
12-
32%c
(quar.)
(quar.___
preferred
12-15
1-16
45c
(increased)
preferred
4.30%
&
1-16
J75C
(quar.)
Power—
Holders
Payable of Reo.
J40C
3.30%
12-10
30c
$4.25
11-23
60c
_—
preferred
redemption on Jan. 1, 1956
share plus this dividend)
per
12-20
Co.
Consolidated
Honolulu
1
12-
$1.18%
(
Year-end
12-15
12V2c
Cement
Extra
11-
3
12 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)_____—
Globe-W'ernicke,
5
1-
10c
(quar.)
Distilleries,
12-
45c
(quar.)
11-17
Light
When
Share
(quar.)__
Electric
&
Iowa Power & Light,
Ltd.—
Extra
Home
-
11-17
1
$1.25
."II
of Canada,
Holly Stores, Inc., 5% conv.
Holophane Co. (increased)
12-1
15c
quar.)
1
12-
50c
IIIIIIII
(quar.)__
(Charles E.)
Quarterly
^
12-
40C
(quar.)
preferred
Hollinger
11-30
1
1-25
75c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Mfg.
12-
$1.09%
(quar.)
common
Quarterly
Hires
12-15
Electric
4.80%
8
32c
Hinde & Dauch Paper Co.
11-18
r
___:
new
Alden
.6%
1- 3
12-
to
Extra
Grace
4%%
1st
12-
Gas
Common
11-25
2-15
12MiC
_
(quar.)
Electric
Hobart
—
Co.,
Glatfelter
Glens
11-23
redemption
plus this
common
(quar.)
conv.
Iowa
12-15
25c
Light,
Hilton Hotels
Corp.,
share
into
(resumed
_
Quarterly
Glen
12-15
$1
Refrigerator
Gillette
5%
Hilo
convertible pre¬
per
convertible
Mascot
Giant
Gibson
11-23
10c
30
No.
12-15
25c
called
$110
at
11-23
$1.25
& Co., 6%
(entire
ferred
dividend)
12- 1
11-23
11-25
87V2c
common
common
preferred B
12- 1
11-15
50c
1
Year-end
5%
25c
;
(quar.)
(G. M.)
Heywood-Wakefield,
2%
:_
—'
Giannini
11-28
,
5%
12%c
:
Extra
Corp.,
1
12-15
12-15
Company
Foundation, Ltd., com.
preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois
20c
(quar.)
6%
5
53»/8c
~~
investment
12-16
12-
12-
75C
~"
(quar.)
Co._
Chemical
1
12-15
50c
~~
Per
Name of
11-17
30c
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4.37%% 2nd preferred
(quar.)
11-23
(quar.)
Products
Gerber
Heyden
11-23
12-1
x-
Stock dividend
5%
preferred (quar.)—
1
Georgia-Pacific Plywood, common
Stock
dividend I
A
1-
5c
3Mi%
25c
.—.—25c
__
Mfg.
Hewitt-Robins, Inc.
>
(quar.)
Extra
preferred
12-15
9iy4c
.
Hettrick
11-18
investment
Georgia
4Mt%
11-25
Putnam Fund of Boston (10c from
income and 45c from realized
George
common
Holders
Payable of Reo.
10c
(H.
Hershey Chocolate,
When
Share
Extra
(quar.)
General
12- 1
*
(increased)
J.), 3.65% preferred (quar.)
Hercules Galion
Products, com. (quar.)
6% preferred B
(quar.)
General
57c
Company f
Mining Co.
Heinz
$2.20
Per
Heme of
H-15
com.
Inc. increased
12-
1
11-15
quar.)
45c
1-14
12-31
45c
(quar.)—
1-14
12-31
12 %c
12-
1
11-18
48
-
50
,
„rtwrtvwai.
, „
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
When
Per
Xaura Secord
Candy Shops
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
(H.
(R.
G.),
D.), Inc.
Xehigh
1
Mersey Paper,
1
Metals
12-
1
11-
12-
1
11-10
50C
12-
5
11-18
40c
12-
1
11-
40c
12-15
11-15
$2
1-
3
12-15
15c
12-
1
11-10
$1.31 Va
12-
1
11-10
(quar.)
Cement
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lexington Union Station Co., 4% pfd.
Salt
Co.
(s-a)
libby, McNeill & Libby, com. (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.)
1
,I.ibby-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—
Increased quarterly
12-10
90c
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Life & Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
(quar.)
life Savers., new com. (initial).
—
(quar.)._
12-31
12-23
12-
11-11
15c
12-10
25c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-
1
11-
1
12-
1
11-10
I-
3
90c
Lincoln
preferred
preferred
Meyer-Blanke
—
4.90%
preferred (quar.)
Surety Co
Food Products
12-15'
12-
11-30
12-12
11-30
Michigan
1
11-21
Micromatic
1
11-
Middle
1
11-15
Middlesex
3(4%
preferred (quar.)
Liquidometer Corp. (annual)
Corp. of America (stock dividend)
Little Miami RR., original (quar.)
Original (quar.)
Special guaranteed (quar.)
87 VaC
11-15
Mid-West
Special
Loblaw,
Inc.
Class
B
convertible
Extra
&
2
II-30
12-20
12-20
12-10
11-18
35c
12-12
11-25
$1.18%
4
Common
4
$4
$1.56
12-
1
11-10
15c
12-21
12-
1
12-21
12-
1
25c
(quar.)_
$1.25
12-12
11-
40c
12-15
11-30
(s-a)—_—a
30c
-
12-
1
12-15
1
11-30
1-16
65c
12-15
12-
1
12-
9
12-
1
40c
12-
9
11-30
40c
Co,
$25c
12-
9
11-30
40c
1-
3
12-15
15c
12-10
11-25
15c
12-10
11-30
17 (4 c
(quar.)
L
(s-a)
.
,
12-15
$1.40
MacFadden
Stock
Publications,
dividend
Products
Structural
(quar.)
Steel
(year-end)
preferred (quar.)
(stock
Macwhyte Co.
1-3-56
1-15
1
(increased
Mission
Corp.
Missouri
7%
11-30
$$1.25
dividend)
10%
12-15
11-30
12-23
12-
30c
Magna vox
Co.
12-
preferred
(R. C.) Co. (increased)
Malartic Gold
Fields, Ltd
Mallpry (P. R.) & Co.—
(initial
Manhattan
Bond
Fund,
Inc.
distribution)
Manitoba
Class
&
Co.
9
5
11-15
Maxwell
Maple
Leaf
Maple
&
Moore,
Inc.
Marchant
Marconi
Ltd.,
Martin
Masonite
(increased quar.)
Massachusetts Investors Growth Stock Fund
Quarterly from net Income
preferred
Electric
Electric
Maxson
12-15
11-25
12-
11-16
1
12-10
12-
1
12-10
(W.
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Hawaii)
Common
preferred
$3.75
(J.
Maytag
W.),
Co.
M'cCloud
(1947
Inc.
River
McCord
Corp.,
$2.50
Oil
preferred
McCormick
&
quar.)
S3.50
McGraw
Stcck
Oil
&
Corp.,
Stock
4Va%
Melville
I
common
(increased
1
12-15
11-18
11-30
11-
12-15
11-30
1-11-56
com.
(stock
(quar.)
preferred
Mercantile Stores,
4
11-30
6
11-
1
11-16
1
12-12
11-
7
5%
12-12
11-
7
12-10
11-28
30c
11-30
11-14
5c
12-24
11-30
1-
3
12-15
New
England
Line,
$1.15
75c
3%c
1-
11-
3
11-30
12-16
11-30
Jersey
12-15
12-16
England Tel.
New
1
4%
(initial)
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—J,
Zinc Co. (quar.)
1
11-15
50c
12-15
12-
1
12-29
12-
9
Brake
1-
3
12-
7
$1.01 Va
1-
3
12-
7
37y2c
12-
9
11-18
40c
12-
1
11-15
50c
12-10
$1
!
York
Air
11-15
12-
& Light—
Jersey
York
11-1$
1
$2
—
preferred
4.05%
New
11-13
1
12-
12 (4c
*
common
& Tel.
Power
New
1-
new
1
12-
30c
(quar.)_^.
3
12-16
New
12-12
11-23
N.
$1.07%
12-
1
11-17
New
34c
12-
1
11-12
334 %
preferred
(quar.)
93%c
1-2-56
12-
$1.25
12-
1
11-12
4V2%
preferred
-(quar.)
$1.12 %
1-2-56
12- 2
$1.12(4
1-2-56
12-
-50C
12-12
11-25
12-
11-10
50c
(quar.)
15c
Central R.R. (quar.)_
Chicago & St. Louis RR. (quar.)
Y.,
York
State
Electric
75c
$4.50
$25c
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
Newberry Co. (quar.)
11-18
Newfoundland Light & Power,
Common
(quar.)
$2
1-
3
12- 1
$50c
12-
2
11-21
5%
25c
12-
9
11-23
Newport
12-15
11-25
30c
12-
7
11-30
62 %c
1-
3
12-15
(quar.)
preference
11-18
3
11-25
2
2
Ltd.—
t30c
___
(quar.)
1
$$1.25
Electric,
common
preferred
334%
1-
Gas—
Si
(quar.)
11-18
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
45c
Dry
1
50c
Newport News Shipbuilding &
Quarterly
Niagara Mohawk Power Co.—
1
12-
93 %c
—
12-
55c
(quar.)
12-20
12-
11-10
Dock—
11-15
preferred
(quar.)
$1.02(4
12-31
12-
1
15c
12-15
12-
1
8%
preferred
Monolith
8%
$15c
12-15
11-11
12-
1
12-
9
12-10
12-
1
11-
4
11-25
12-
5
11-17
12-
1
(quar.)
$1.20
Midwest
A
Norfolk
Lines
&
preferred
Plan
&
Corp.
Stock
Diablo
2
3
12-
2
3
12-
2
3
12-
2
1-
1-
12-
Co.
Mueller
See
5%
1-
3
12-15
30c
12-
1
Corp.
of
12-10
11-25
Muskegon
11-30
11-15
Mutual
12-30
12-15
lated
net
12-10
11-19
lated
realized
12-10
11-19
Myers
12-16
12-10
11-25
12-
11-
(F.
Nashville
12-
Natco
3
11-30
National
1-13
11-30
30c
12-12
30c
12-15
11-10
26Vic
12-15
11-10
$1
12-
5
11-25
50c
*
12-
1
11-15
(year-end)
(increased
quar.)
common
(quar.)_
50c
•
50c
'
;
Ring
Co.
and
20c
80c
&
Co.
RR.,
7%
gtd.
(s-a)
$1.18%
12-
1
common
National
Co.,
Casualty
12-23
12-
12-31
12-
1
35c
12-15
11-17
City Lines
Co.,
National
Consumers
National
Container
Common
45c
12-
2
11-15
5c
12-
2
11-15
Stock
$1.25
Mfg.
1
11-
1-
3
12-22
1-
3
9
12-16
Mfg.,
preferred
(quar.)
Casualty
common
Ohio
Edison
Co.
Co.,
common
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)'.
(quar.)
Forge
Ohio
Match
5%
11-30
11- 9
Ohio
1-16
12-23
Ohio
12-31
12-
30c
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
"A"
12-15
11-25
12-30
12-23
11c
12-
11-30
1
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
;
12-31
2%
dividend
12-31
11-18
12-
11-18
31V4c
9
11-18
12-15
11-25
12-15
12-
11-28
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
12-
1
22 Va C
5
11-15
11-15
12-10
11-
9
12-10
11-
9
&
Machine
Co.,
preferred
Oil
Co.
Power
1
1-16
12-20
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-
1
$25c
11-18
10-28
12-
5
common
(quar.)
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred
Service
Co.
12-30
12-
1
5
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-
1
11-15
$2.50
12-12
11-30
11-15
11-30
11-15
12-10
12-
2
11-10
12-
1
11-
7
12-
1
11-
7
(quar.)
$1.10
12-
1
11- 7
(quar.)
$1.12%
12-
1
11-
7
50c
12-
1
11-
1
4%
12-
1
11-
1
12-30
12-
9
Corp.
Service
(stcck
(s-a)
(quar.)
37 VaC
dividend)
1
11-15
5%
12-
20c
Republic Credit Life
Special
Special
1
62c
$1.02
Holding
Old Town Corp.,
12-
73 VaC
(quar.)
dividend
Okonite
12-
12-15
40c
4.08%
preferred
Water
12-15
12 (4c
(year-end)
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
$1.25
Corp.
4.40%
Stock
4
12-
1
12-
$1.11
preferred
(initial)
Ohio
4
11-
12-
$1.10
preferred
Ohio
11-
1
12-15
$$1
$$1.13
SI.14
(quar.)
4.20%
Old
(Del.)—
preferred
Ohio
$1.75
5
12-16
12-12
9 7 VaC
(quar.)
11-
40c
class
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
12-
ioc
Finance
Corp.
(increased
(quar.)
preferred
$1.75
preferred
1-2-56
50c
(quar.)
4.56%
11- 7
2
12-20
35c
Crankshaft
4.44%
12-16
12-30
3
1-
40c
Extra
27V2C
(quar.)
$7
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.40%
1
11-13
12-
40c
$$1.75
Insurance
6
1-13
1
1-16
12 VaC
11-18
12-
12-12
12-
15c
common
12-
7
12"o 1
35c
12-10
1
9
11-10
35c
(quar.)
12-20
50c
common.,
preferred
Co
Ohio
12-
12-
11-18
12-27
$1.12 Va
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
1%
preferred
(quar.
10%
1
$1.25
Oak
Ohio
$1
3
12-27
5c
12-
9334c
1-
11-30
11-30
■a
12-10
55c
$1.31 Va
Light <fe Power Co., Ltd.—
4%
preferred
(quar.)
4(4%
preferred
(quar.)
11-14
11-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(Detroit)
National
Co.
12-
1
(quar.)
Extra
5%
12-
$1
$69c
I.)
(quar.)
11-28
15c
35c
35c
(quar.)
preferred
Pharmacal
25c
-
1-16
40c
Service,
11-10
1
12-20
12-20
30c
Nova Scotia
30c
Casket
preferred
5(4 %
(quar.)
(L.
si
preferred (quar.)
National Cash Register
National
Public
11-28
9
1
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
25c
7%
11-18
11-29
20c
Extra
1
11-30
12-20
12-
$2
(quar.)_.
Works
50c
(extra)
National
12-
11-30
12-12
4Va %
Norwich
accumu¬
(quar.)
Biscuit,
12-12
preferred
Water
Northwestern
Oberman
(extra)
11-
9
6
12-22
1st
22c
12-
12-
12-
accumu¬
gains)
11-21
12-20
3
15c
from
12-16
4
1-
50c
(quar.)
National Aluminate
(quar.)
National Automotive Fibres
(quar.)
Stock dividend
:
4
12-16
1
12-15
12-28
(auar.)
Northrop Aircraft
(quar.)___
1
12-
Quebec Power Co., Ltd.—
5 V2 %
common
1
12-
$1
(Increased quar.)
com.
Telephohe
II-16
Bros.
Acme
Ohio
11-30
Decatur
&
Northern
20c
(quarterly of 2c from
E.)
preferred
(year-end)-.;
income
Corp.
2%'
11-
11-10
5V2%
•
Northern
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries, Inc. (initial quar.)_.
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry.—
Quarterly
11-1
11-
11-10
11-30
Gas,
Northport
Napco
1
11-30
lc
Natural
11-21
Nachman
12-16
1
Northern
12-15
(quar.)
Trust
12-30
12-
11-17
25c
12-30
12-
11-14
12-10
12-12
(quar.
1
12-15
held
11-30
12-20
America,
Piston
each share
prior preferred (quar.)
Northern Central Ry. (s-a)
-
12-
25c
;
$4
$1
Extra
10-31
Co.
for
common
4
3c
(quar.)
11-30
53 %c
11-
12-15
Northeastern Water Co.—
50c
,
15c
Corp.—
30c
Co.
preferred
Muskogee
l/50t.h
1
1-16
11-21
(Northam) Corp.
Capital
Corp.
(Stock
dividend)
of a share of Mack Trucks, Inc.
$3.50
Inc.
C.)
12-
4
12-
1
11-30
12-
12-10
Warren
Northeast
(quar.)
Inc.,
12-15
11-
11-15
12-12
2-
(quar.)
preferred
(G.
1
11-30
(quar.)
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
(111)
Warren
Co.
(quar.)
Gas
(quar.)
Co.
Line,
Co.
Gas
Insurance
56V4C
(quar.)
12-30
12-15
37 Vac
Penn
Northam
1
18 %c
34 %c
Refractories
River
9
A
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
North
I-16
11-10
Investment Corp.—
Shore
12-
11-10
9
10%
North
1
12-
9
12-15
North
2-
12-15
1212-
~
15c
North
4
11-18
40c
(quar.)
dividend
11-18
12-30
class
11-21
$35c
*
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
75c
dividend
B
11-21
*
Supply
Brass
Murray
12-
11-
;
(interim)
Co.
12-10
7V2C
(s-a)
Fuel
Murphy
4
1
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
preferred
Mountain
Munson
1
12-
(quar.)__
1
12-
$50c
common
Cement,
American
6%
1
4.
Ltd.
Car
50c
—a;___
11-15
1
1211-
1
Mining,
Stock
11-15
12-15
12-
Ry.
Ry.,
$2.50
59%c
Extra
11-15
12-
1
(quar.)—
1
12-15
$1
75c
Stock
Class
of America—
Corp.
11-15
1-
American
12-
10c
Wheel
Mount
1
40c
North
3
1-
(quar.)
dividend
1
1
American
1-
end
1
12-14
North
$$1.19
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Morrison-Knudsen
Co.
(quar.)
Motor Finance Corp.
(quar.)
12-
1-3-56
1
$18%c
(increased)
12-
1
Norris-Thermador
12-
37V2C
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
12-
1
11-10
12-15
—
Extra
North
$2.25
4%
Normetal
1
12-
t$1.75
(quar.)
Cor
P.)
com.
5(4%
1
11-25
t$1.75
Ltd.,
(J.
Common
7%
12-20
t35c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
Mount
Western
11-15
11-25
$1.25
Paper Mills,
Year
Southern
&
Ltd.
12-15
20c
(quar.)
(Henry)
4%%
&
Norfolk
Mines
12-20
96Vic
4-
(quar.)
Moore-McCormack
4%%
Noranda
t20c
preferred
Morgan
11-15
25c
(quar.)—
quar.)
Niagara Share Corp. (quar.)
Nopco Chemical, $4 pfd. (quar.)
$1
common
dividend
preferred
Morris
12-15
(increased
2%
Co.,
preferred B (quar.)
Moore-Handley Hardware
Morgan
6
Co.—
(accum.)
Chemical
$3.85 preference series C
(quar.)
Monterey Oil Co. (quar.)
Moore Corp.,
Ltd., common
(incr. quar.)__
5%
1
Co.—
(accum.)
Portland
Stock
11-15
25c
IIIIIIIIIII
America—
Tool
preferred
Monsanto
Motor
_
2nd preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
Cement
National
I
(quar.)
5%
12-
15c
(initial)
(quar.)——
4.10%
Morris
12-
div.)
(quar.)
Merchants Fire Assurance
__
2
$1.06(4
I
(year-end)
(quar.)
Inc.
1-
12-
2 Va %
(quar.)
Corp.
11-30
1-16
60c
(l/20th sh.
pfd. stock for each sh. held)
preferred A (quar.)
1st
11-
11-14
11-30
4%
Mengel Co.,
Extra
quar.)
(quar.)
Cement
11-10
preferred
11-18
11-15
10%
,
preferred
Shoe
(quar.)
dividend)
dividend
Portland
of new
4%%
(stock
preferred
4.30 %
Medusa
Gas
1
37 (4 c
(quar.)_____
Nevada Southern Gas, com.
12-
1
62 VaC
Co.
12-
preferred
6
1
Line—
12-
12-
$$1
Engineering
1st
112-
12-20
11-15
$50c
~~
&
6%
Pipe
12-15
10c
1
50c
(quar.)
dividend
Machine
11-25
Gas
1-20-56
30c
35C
Extra
McNeil
11-25
12-12
Extra
88c
McKesson & Robbins (quar.)
McLellan
Stores
(quar.)
12-12
Natural
11-18
$60c
5c
■
1
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Nevada
1
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
1
35C
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
12-
Co.
2
12-
62 VaC
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
12-15
Lemur
12-
12-31
50c
non-voting (quar.)
Stores, common (quar.)
conv.
Neon Products of Western
Nestle
12-
10%
97 Vac
$30c
(quar.)
Common
McCrory
11-18
—
(quar.)—
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
com.
(stock div.).
Paper
preferred
12-
25c
(quar.)
Co.,
Nekoosa-E'dwards
3.90%
85c
Ltd.
11-18
New
7'%
50c
Lumber
com.
12-10
1
93 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
WcColl-Frontenac
11-30
11-30
12-
93 %c
(increased
12- 9
12-15
12-15
12-
7%
55c
series)
12-31
20c
12-31
Munsingwear,
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
10c
'
—
7
11-18
12-19
12-31
10-31
10c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.75
(quar.)
(S. Radiator
Brothers, com.
12-
1
85c
11-10
35c
:
(quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
Neisner
12-
12-30
2Va%':
90c
1
40C
Ltd.
Corp.
National-U.
11-21
12-15
40c
dividend)
(quar.)
12-
$$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Co.,
L.)
U-21
(stock
12-15
(quar.)
11-30
May Department Stores—
$3.40
11-30
2C
Corp.
4'/2 %
1
12* 1
50c
(quar.J
Co.
3
preferred
10-27
1
75c
com.
12-
1-
12-13
preferred
12-
$2
Ltd.,
Tea
Tool
12-13
11-25
3.60%
2
4%
(quar.)
Massey-Harris-Ferguson,
National
3
3.40%
12-
Communica¬
(interim)
.
Co.
50c
3
1-
$1
(quar.)_
Refining
1-
12-10
50c
12- 6
12-16
35c
dividend
Oil
50c
.___
—
11-25
Machine
32 VaC
(year-end);
L.) Co
(Glenn
Stock
Mascot
11-21
quar.)
National
25c
of
Portland
$50c
Marine
ordinarv
(quar.)
11-21
11-30
(initial)
Monarch
4%
International
Co..
Sugar
Ltd.—
Corp.
common
Monolith
$25c
dividend
Marshall-Wells
National
Co.
(increased
:ii-30
11-30
12-20
New
5
30c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Milling Co., Ltd. (s-a)_Corp. (increased quar.)
Calculators, Inc. (quar.)
Marathon
Stock
Ltd.
Steel
Extra
11-30
12-15
12 %c
Molybdenum
$20c
A
Leaf
Gardens,
National
of Mis¬
Extra
B
Manning
12-30
(quar.)
12-15
6c
—
Common
13c
class
11-25
3c
20c
inc.)
11-25
35c
Coal,
Standard
11-25
(Del.)
12-16
12-
gains
(quar.)
Saskatchewan
National
Shops
1-13
11-14
12-16
11-15
35C
A
Shirt
Shirt
12-15
1
distributions
(from investm't
(from investment income)
National
11-14
3
Series—
quarterly
Stock Series
11-21
1
1-
$30c
$20c
Manhattan
Securities
Estimated
1212-
15c
$30c
5
$10C
a
(capital
National
11-18
A
Inc.
—
(quar.)_
quar.)
3
30c
quar.)
12-15
1
1
15C
1%
(quar.)
Industries
quar.)
1-
$2.50
iaccum.)_
Mahon
common
Ce.
dividend
Presto
(increased
12-
37 VaC
RR.,
Oats
Stock
(increased
5%
div.)
(quar.)
5%
Central
National
National
B
30c
Car
Magma
1
47C
—
A
40c
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
Copper Co. (stock
11-10
11-25
(accum.)
Class
30c
Co.
&
1
10%
non-cumulative preferred
35c
(quar.)
Brewery,
12-
12-15
9
Stores—
&
11-30
—
common
preferred
Molson's
11-15
1
(quar.)*.
Birmingham RR. Co.—
4% preferred (s-a)
Modern
Containers, Ltd.
(s-a)—
Inc.,
9
Castings—
dividend)-.
(stock
11-14
&
5%
Manufacturers
$1.50
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(Robert), Ltd.—
Co.,
12-
a
Class
(increased quar.)
H.)
5%
Mitchell
Mobile
12-
11-30
Missouri Utilities, com.
class
12 30
1
t
participating
59%C
12-
Rubber Co..
12-15
11-22
12-
11-18
75c
Common
11-18
12-
15
National Mortgage & Investment Corp.—
RR.—
(accum.)
Mohawk
$$2"
Extra
(R.
Texas
Mojud
11-15
National
1
56
12
Steel
&
3
9
1-3
class A
12-31
(increased)-
(One sh.
Public Service,
com.
preferred (quar.)
4.30%
$1
Malleable
1012-
12- 9
t5c
12-10
—
&
preferred
Missouri
5%
1-16
11-17
11-22
1
3
3
$1.75
45c
$1
(quar.)
Kansas
11-28
45c
Increased
12-15
82V2C
35c
Development Co. for ea. 10 shs. held).
Mississippi Power. 4.60% preferred (quar.)_
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, com.
(quar.)—
B
Accident
&
12-15
sion
Class
10
(quar.)_
$1.25
(quar.)
(stock div.).
4
11-28
A pfd. (quar.)
Insurance (quar.)_
class
12-31
quar.)
com.
4
11-
•
preferred
11-14
11-18
National
35c
Minnesota Power & Light,
17-15
2
National Life
7%
11-18
(quar.)
preferred
11-
1
10
20c
(quar.)
Carpet Mills,
12-
12-16
Lead,
1
.,.
Mohawk
25c
Co., Ltd.—
I
Common
Trucks
12-15
50%
MacGregor Sports
MacKinnon
11-14
25c
common
12-
12-15
$3c
Extra
12-15
12-15
$3C
(quar.)__
12-31
12 VaC
■
L.ytton's (Henry C.) Lytton & Co.
Macassa Mines, Ltd
5%
11-18
National
$25c
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry. (quar.)—
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—
11-
1
j
$1.12%
National Hosiery Mills, Ltd.,
11-28
$1.25
$1.27V2
$1.37%
11-10
11-15
50C
(quar.)
preferred
11-29
15c
11-
(quar.)_—
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
11-25
$1.75
$4.50
common
$10c
$50c
Extra
3.30%
1
—:—
RR.
Mortgage
Year-end
Mead
Common
1
;
11-29
8c
'--a.
1
12-15
2%
Co.,
dividend
Income Series
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator—
5%
(quar.)
common
(s-a)
——*
12-
1
(s-a)
Gypsum
1-12
12-
11-14
50C
Grange Fire Insurance
Stock
7c
Ltd.
Canada,
of
12-
tl5c
National
12-21
Extra
25C
$1.06(4
(quar.)
National
Growth
Minneapolis Gas, 5% preferred (quar.)
5.10 1st preferred
(quar.)
11-17
J15c
Products
12- 2
12-
(s-a)
12-10
(quar.)
Food
11-28
11-29
U-?l
—-—*—«•—
11-14
40c
10c
of
share
One
Jersey
1
"
12-10
(monthly)
Ltd.
Mining Corp.
12-
12-
New
1
12-
2
preferred
11-14
12-
(Canada), Ltd.—
12- 5
12-30
held
200
Brick,
12-15
12-21
12-
60c
National
16c
75c
30c
2
11-30
12- 1
1- 3
12-15
(quar.)
...—
25c
(accum.)_
.*
Lykens Valley RR. & Coal Co.
Lynch Corp. (quar.)
Lyon Metal Products (quar.)
Extra
!
McRae
6
of
Laboratories
Milton
11-18
12-
|
2
12-14
—
dividend)
Co.
Extra
—
-
Lunkenheimer
Mays
11-19
12-31
1-3-56
12-10
Lowney (Walter M.)t Ltd. (quar.)
Ludlow Mfg. & Sales (quar.)
Luminator-Harrison (quar.)
Maui
2
11-
11-15
12-"23
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
(Missouri)
(quar.)
Nashville
Title
—
Master
11-
1
1
60c
;
Louisville
tion
1
1212-
2
1212-
25c
30c
75c
'10c
25c
—
Extra
.
12-
1-16
(quar.)
preferred
$1
Oil
each
>—
Louisville
New
12-
11-19
25c
(quar.)
Los Angeles Transit Lines
Maine
1
60c
(quar.)
.1
preferred
Magor
12-
-$1
(quar.)
Gas, common
Extra
Macy
Miles
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
Standard
3-10
1-12
$1
(monthly)—
Long-Bell Lumber Co. (Maryland)
Lorillard
(P.)
Co., common
5%
11-18
12-10
1-17-56
11V.C
Extra
Mack
for
t37VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
Long-Bell Lumber Co.
7%
3-10
$37 VaC
Ltd., class A
Inc.
Star
1-17-56
$1
Extra —
4.75%"
11-18
60C
(quar.)
Lockheed Aircraft
Lone
12-10
37VaC
Corp., preferred
Pipe Co., common
preferred
Loew's
Oil,
Oil
6 Vac
(quar.)—
Joint
Midland
Midwest
$1
Monthly
8%
11-15
11-
50c
Local Finance
Lock
9
1
1
Co.
Abrasive
12-
12-
$1.10
(quar.)
Loblaw Groceterias Co.,
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
1-2-56
12-15
12-22
Drug & Chemical
Common
(quar.)
12-16
Corp.
(quar.)
Telephone, 6% pfd. B (quar.)
Water
60C
—
National
2- 1
2-1
12-10
12-14
Hone
States
5%
guaranteed
(quar.).:
Oil Co. (initial)
11-18
1
12-30
Year-end
1
11-18
12-
12-10
$1.07
$1.08%
(quar.)
(quar.).*
National
11-13
*1-10
$1.22 /2
7&c
20c
(quar.)
Mickelberry's
12-
(quar.)
common
Dairy Products Corp. (quar.)
National Distillers Products, com. (quar.)__
414% preferred (quar.)
11-16
20c
preferred
12-
Livingston
(year-end)—
dividend
Stock
12-
—
Gas,
15c
15c
Co
Products
4.40%
12-
lithium
Cylinder
30c
4%%
preferred
preferred
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
3%
Tube
Michigan Gas & Electric, com.
12-12
3
Company
$1
25c
quar.)
(quar.)
National
4'4%
,
1
Per
Name of
12
11-18
$1
50c
(increased
Co.
(quar.)
Extra
60c
Stores
Liquid
—
Extra
11-17
11-
11-18
95c
96Vic
97VaC
$108%
$1.1114
30c
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Michigan'Steel
Carbonic Corp., com. (increased quar.)
Link-Belt
pfd-
(quar.)
Co.
Copper
37 Vac
(quar.)
-
(quar.)
Miami
11-11
Holder1
Payable of Rec.
12- 1
11-30
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
35c
50c
15c
(quar.)
60c
Cup
Service
$1.50
12-10
90c
——
-
When
.
11-30
12-16
12- 1
12- 1
10c
$1.12Va
(quar.)
preferred
40c
(quar.)
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
Lincoln
Corp.
4.35%
11-17
$1.75
1—
& Co., com. (increased)
Common B
(increased)
Monday, November 28, 1955
.
.
10c
Textile
Metropolitan Edison, 3.80%
3.85% preferred (quar.)
12-14
12-10
2
t$l
<
(quar.)
Extra
1
12-
$1
—
Lilly (Eli)
Lily-Tulip
Metal
4.45%
25c
50c
preferred
i—
com.
preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Brick (year-end)
Merritt-Chapman & Scott (quar.)
11-25
'
7%
Ltd
Disintergrating,
4Va%
4
60c
—
common
Share
3.90%
Life Insurance
Liggett & Myers Tobacco,
of Company
11-
25c
Portland
Xeslie
Per
Name
1
$20c
Tourneau
Xee
12-
$20c
Extra
Xe
Holder«
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
.
^yf^^r-Tiviwifa. jp. WWW
(2294)
Name
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
(2292)
12-15
10c
12-15
10-21
12-31
12-15
Insurance—
~
40c preferred (quar—
10c
10-21
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
(2295)
Per
Name of Company
Mathleson Corp.,
Olin
preferred
preferred
*y4%
4% %
(quar.)
common
(quarj___
"
(quar.)__
1
Inc.,
Omar,
12-10
1
11-17
3-
1
20c
(quar.)
11-19
12-
1
11-
1
12-
Co.,
9
12-
2
Placer
deducted
from
non-resident
>
Tax of 7.05%
Unipn
of
new
Extra
common
Tea r -e r d
—
$3.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.40 preferred (quar.)
Owens-Corning Fibreglass
Paper Co., $5
Glass,
Paciiic
Clay
ce
Western
Oil,
Package Machinery
Palace Corp
Pan
American
Panhandle
1
$1.10
12-
1
25c
.
12-
1
11-15
12-15
12-5
50c
12-
I
HII
1-
"
11-21
3
50c
12-
1
11-21
62 %c
1-
2
12-10
10c
12-
1
11-18
10c
_HH~~~"~~
IIIII
IIIII
12-
1
12-23
12-16
k
f20c
12-15
11-30
'
*35c
Pearl
12-15
12-
1
12-
2
11-25
30c,
12-
1
12-12
*62 Vac
&
Ford,
Peninsular
*1
Ltd.
Telephone,
com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.) _____*_j
preferred "(quar.)
$1.32
11-28
Pure
Purex
11-30
$1.50
HI"
H___J
11-30
Pyle-National Co.,
4.70%
preferred
2-13
12-12
$1
12-12
12-
8%C
12-15
57y2c
12-1
12-
11-10
11-11
12-
1
12-16-
12-1*
4%
$1.75
*1
Electric
Co.,
(quar.)
preference
Philadelphia,
75c
(quar )
C
1111111111"
common
Title
Glass
(quar.)_
Fund
12-21 "
12-21
50c
gains,
S&ins)
Aircraft
Gas
Inc.
11-18
2
11-12
1
11-18
12- 9
87 %c
$1
12-
9
12-28
12-28
121-
12-
11-15
11-15
12-
7
12-
7
9"
11-18
6
12-16
1
11-15
of
12-
5
11-21
12-
1
11-15
Coke
B
&
11-10
11-10
62 %c
IIIII
from
$1
12-1
pfd.
(quar.)
12-
11-
7
1-
3
1-16
I__
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
$1.20
12-20
12-20
11-18
12-
1"
12-15
11-18
12-
2
Chicago Ry. Co.—
(Increased
quar.)__
52 %c
1-
3
12-
9
12-14
12-
2
$1.15
I ~ "
5%
12-14
11-23
1-
3
11-15
*
12-
1
15c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
'12-
8
1-
Products
77c
preferred
Shoe
Corp.
of
3
12-15
11-18
,11-14
12-15
I—1
12-27
5%
12-21
(
'
50c
75c
'
12y2C
J2-30
12-
12-
70c
12-5
5
12-23
Silver
ll:h
Silvervzood
Millar
Class
Simmons
60c
of
3s
3d
per
Rice Ranch
Co.
Richfield
Oil
Rio
11-
1
42s 6d
(quar.)
12-14
11-11
2c
12-15
11-28
25c
12-14
12-
75c
Co
(Texas)
12-15
11-25
12-15
11-25
5c
(year-end)
5%
12-16
11-14
Skil
Common
class
A
(quar.)
class
B
(quar.)
3c
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
preferred
(quar.)
G8c
12-
1
11-15
pfd. 2nd series (quar.)
preferred 3rd series (quar.)
68c
12-
1
11-15
68c
12-
1
11-15
2-
1
River
Brand
Robbins
&
Rice
Myers,
$1.50
(quar.)
30c
(quar.)
(H. H.)
Co.
(increased)
Little &
Gas
Rochester
&
4%
4V4%
12-15
12-
5
12-10
&
*25C
12-
1
11-15
12-
1
11-15
._
$1.02%
12-
1
11-15
__
$1.02%
12-
1
Rolls-Royce,
Ltd.,
1-27
A
Bend
4.08%
quar.)
(interim)
__.—:
12-
1
11-15
-
1-
3
12-20
'
(quar.)__
50c
12-
5
11-19
50C
(quar.)
.
Southern
(quar.)
]■
Calif.
Southern
Co.
1
Southern
Ltd.,
5C
12-
1
11-10
*25c
(quar.)_
12-
1
11-15
(quar.)
12-
1
11-15
*$1.06%
12-15
12-
1
5%
__
(interim)
_
12-22
11-
7
(quar.)
12-15
12-
1
42 %c
12-15
12-
1
37 %e
12-
40c
'.)
1
11-15
Natural
Southern
Pacific
Southern
Railway
11
9
12- 1
*2"H
11
9
11
12-
10 31
\7o
62/?.c
50c
9
5
15
12-19
30c
*2-1"
$*-*2%
30,
11-30
25c
12-
35c
9
1^-14
11
30
25
11 25
28
non-cum.
Union
Co.
*2-*0
12"10
11- 4
1-14
12-30
12-16
28
4
11-18
2
*5c
12-14
—-
,
17%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1-
51.25
1-
11-28"
3
12-15
J
12-15
50c
11-30
11-15
25/2c
ll-JU
11-
5
5
Co.-—
30/2c
common.—
11-JO
11-
18%c
12-
11-15
25c
—
1
1^- 1
1
11-15
$0.2656/4
12-
11-15
Jqc
lz~
11-15
22%c
com.
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)--
(quar.)
_L
———
2" 1
1-11
45c
12-13
11-30
75c
12-19
11-28
12-15
12 15
11-15
25c
12-15
12-
25c
—
Gas,
preferred
12-30
75c
62/2c
quar.)—
(quar.)
pfd.
4%%
11- 2
i-iu
*9c
(increased
convertible
12- 6
51.75
Co.—
(quar.)
Co.,
11
11-
2
(quar.)_
Gas
12-12
„
1^ 10
12-
1
12-
1
12-
1
11-15
1
5J.18 A
$1.12
/|
51.25
iz
1-15
io
12-
1
$1.06%
12-la
12-
1
12-15
-
9
*2-13
45c
12-
—-
preference
preferred (quar.)
5%
l
12-
;
Process
Materials
41/4 %
1
12-
12-ju
(quar.)
Southern
$1
*
12-
20c
,
38 Ac
common
4%%
ordinary
15
1
12-30
(quar.)___
preferred
Southern
25
12-
5c
(quar.)
Southern
5%
15
11
12-17
25c
11-25
$1
com.
12-15
v
$1.25
20c
31%c
(quar.)—
Franklin
1
11-10
10
15
——
(quar.)
preferred
11-
11-21
30
Platinum—
&
Water,
11-11
1
11
—-
Works
preferred
11-
6
30
50c
(quar.)
California Edison
1
1-
—
(quar.)-
Lathe
1
12-
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Gas,
12-
12-27
12
11 30'.'
11
12-15
,75c
(quar.)
quar.)
12-
4%
1
11
35c
Gold
12-10
40C
8
12
18
*2%c
—•——-
preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred (quar.)
5.44%
7%
8
*2-15
—
—
*
8
1
12-14
1
*
8
8
12-
*$1.25
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
5c
Corp
3
1-3
11
*12%c
(quar.)
preferred
4.88%
$2
1-
$1-20
common
preferred
South
*15c
r—tl5c
(quar.)—.
8
12-10
$1.90
4%
com.
(quar.)—
.*—i
—
Co.
Corpv
Atlantic
5%
$1.18%
*40c
preferred
South
(s-a)
Valley RR.
dividend
Co.,
*3c
:——
50C
American
Southern
40C
Paper
12-15
class
—-
preferred
11-15
(interim)
(quar.)
Co.,
*50c
(increased
preferred
(Increased
11-25
11-25
•
Electric—
Genesee
Haas
South
11-25
preferred A (quar.)
Rolland
$1.55^
12-10
Special
Stock
5
12-29
—
&
12-
$1
Co., class A
Extra
Rohm
12-15
$1
preferred H (quar.)_
preferred J (quar.)
preferred I (quar.)
4.10%
$1.25
5%
preferred F
4%%
5
60c
dividend
Robinson
11
12-10
,
50c
Sonotope
12-
37 %C
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
1-13
12-15
$1.50
preferred
11
-
Aircraft
50c
;
partic
Robertson
Mills
com.
12-10
12-10
15
12-15
Extra
Solar
30
10c
*25c
Ltd., 5%" pfd.
Socony Mobile Oil ,Co.
.
30
1 oO.
,',...,5%
&
Extra
T.H
12-
11
—
(W.
12-15
12-10
J.), 4%% prior pfd. (accum.)
Smith (S. Morgan) Co. (quaf.)
Snap-On Tools Corp., common (quar.)
11-15
3c
5'/2%
Corp.
''"12-15
15c
(year-end)
(quar.)_—
Extra
Sloane
Inc.—
,
$1.12%
$1-12%
15c
(quar.)
V(quar.)—/.————
(quar.)__,
(quar.)
t
30
—*1
^—
(quar.)———_1—"
Ltd.
9
11- 30
12-10
preferred
Mfg. Co.
Oil
12-
11
—
—_:
dividend
11-15
3
12-15
(year-end)
—
Stock
Singer
Skelly
2
50c
Gas
I
25c,
2
12-15
& Steel
Mines,
1-
10c
Ltd
& Sons,
Gold
12- 1
3
12-
15c
5%
T
Extra
12-19
m
Valle
Sisco
Divi¬
(quar.);
Finance
11-10
1
12-15
$1
...
—,—-
Shenarig.o Valley Water, 5% pfd.
Signode Steel Strapping, common
|
Grande
11-10
12-
ordinary
Oil Co
Richardson
12-10
$1.12%
11-30
$1.12%
,
—
Mines,
Co.
11-
12-10
t
n-——
Dairies, Ltd.,
(H.)
12- 2
12-14
*$1.75
(quar.)——a-
B
12- 2
2
1-
-1
common
preferred
•
1-2
4c
'
—^
5 7c
11-15-
12- 2
] 50c
—:
dividend
12-23
1
12-7**
70c
T
r
11-18
12-16
45c
t
:
Extra
11-25
12- 2
*56'/4C
——-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stock
1
12-15
12-15
12-16
■
Iquar.)—
-1U-_,_T
*
.11-18
II-25
10c
'
Amer. .common
Silknit,.: Ltd.,
*12-30
r
-
25c
'*
12-15
1
12-15
10c
(quar.)
B
B
12-
;
preferred
Class
1-1-56
*50c
$4:^0
7
12-
,
KIM
>
-1
*
(quar.)—
'Stock "dividend
"
'
—
$4.50
preferred C
(quar.)——/
Siegler Corp. (Initial)
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)—;_v_iriTV^
12-13'**
3 w 12-
1
62
_~
12-10
12-10
5c
A''Tquar./—
•.Extra
$1
1
1
Co.—
preferred
1
1-
1-
12%c
t--—-
11-18
1-3-56
22c"
(quar.)—
$4.50
11-23,
12-
(initial)
Co.
11-23
11-23
Sherwin-Williams, 4% preferred
(quar.)fr,r_s,
Sherwin-Williams Co. pf Canada—
8
12-
Sherman
1
"
''
11-16
12-21
11-15
250^12-12
*5c:-
share less income tax of 37.5%.
dend payable In London____
Rhokana Corp. (interim)
Rotary Electric Steel
__
Year-end
11-17
$2.25?"" 12-15
Extra
$1.75
I
final
Management
25c
(quar.)
Pjate Glass Co
proposed
Spring & Axle
1
8
1-HJ
3
$1.50
—
(quar.)__
Royalties
12-30
12-
35C
4V2% convertible preferred (quar.)
Rhodesian Selection Trust Ltd—
11-18
12-30
50c
3
1-
""
(accum.)—
4%% preferred B (quar.)
:
Sheller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
Shebard-Niles Crane & HoistruT—
Simpson's, Ltd.
Sinclair Oil Corp.
12-20
12-
3-15
1-
7
10c
(s-a)
pfd.
Shawinigan Water & Power
4% preferred A (quar..)—
9
1,^
2%
2
12-; 7
31 Vic
Z'Z—r.
12-
3
$1.25
4-
11-30
12-
12-21
10c
—
_1
G.)
Extra
3
Rockwell
25c
HI"
12-15
12-14
12-21
'
15c
(quar.)„__
America
1-
11-28
1-
3
of
11-10
1% '"' 12-30
.
A
1
12-22
1
25c
—*
-
(quar.)
(Frank
$1.12%
Manufacturing Co.
12-
11-18'
1-
B
Corp.
(quar.)
Rockwell
25c
12-* 1*"" 11-14
Servo
Shattuek
preferred
1
53y8c
12-10
30c
85c
'
3
(quar.)__
35c
•
,
1-
IIIII
com.
Class
12-14
87y2c...
12-
12-12
1-3-56
;
12-
40c
1
*$1.50
(year-end)
12-15
1
1
12-
12-14
preferred (quar.)_lilill
12-15
1-16 ,i
12-
12-
1-10
12-
30c
L*
:.
Co., 5%
Corp., "class
4.50%
4%
11 V4c
Serrlck
12-15
l"
50c
quar.)
—'
& Gas
Simon
4.10%
11-30
Seminole Oil
1
Simonds Saw
Rochester
12-15"''
5
5
12-
12-15
12-22
11-21
Co.—
Security Title, Insurance
3%
participating preferred
12-
1-3-56
1-10
; 11-30
12-15
$1.18%
Brewing.^;
12-
12-20
15c
I
quar.)_
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
dividend
4
10-18
30c
45c
45c
'**
22%c
4-/I;
4
17y2c
II-12
11-12
—^
dividend
12-20
1-
1
1
(quar.)__
Sebewaing
Extra
Stock
12-20
33c
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
preferred
11-
12-15
long-
_IIIIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIH
preferred
iH
12-
11-21
'*
5 *
12*
12-
l__
Co._
Securities Acceptance
Corp., com
5%
preferred (quar.)_„^2"---J
12-16
12-
?25c
25c
(iniUal
9
Year-end
$2.50
.
Stock .dividend
11-10
&
common
11-15
5y2%
1
Roebuck
New
12-
A
Insurance
11-30
25C 11
common
(quar.>_____
11-25
5%
(quar.)_
Mfg.,
com.
12-30
30c
12-15
1-14
t31V4C
\
__^v-
*$1.25
(annual)
$1.02%
x
1
30c
3
Rheem
_2__
(quar.)
1-
11-10
1'
12-" 9
12-12
12- 5
(quar.)
Corp.
90c
i "
1
Power
I-14
12-15
Extra
(quar.)
12-
12-
Sealed
1
22%c
$4.75 pfd. (quar.)___
(increased quar.)
Corp.
11-
12-15
1
2-
>
.____
Marine
Surety
"
2-
$1
4.40% preferred (quar.)
Scythes & Co., Ltd., common
5%. preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
„
11-23'
Service—
(quar.)__T
Co.
4-20
85c
Water
12-' 9
quar.)
i.-
12-
i
quar.)J.
11-15
50C
B
approved
(increased
Scranton-Spring Brook
preferred
5%
10c from net invest¬
from short-term capital
Chemical,
Common
pay¬
-
3
(quar.I
.
.1
Com¬
7-20
Seagrave
r
11-15
1
12-10
11-30
1
12-10
12-
45c
12-15
1-3-56
12-15
the
above
12-16
10c
preferred
The
12-15
1J
(Del.)—
of
California
25c
quai\)
\
(s-a)
,
approval
the
50c
*87y2o-
11-18
1;
three-for-one
a
(quar.-)
$3.40 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.) __1
Sears,
1-
11-21
12-
25c
Finance,
$2
11-21
11-30
11-20
12-14
3
11-30
5c
com.
75c
*20c
<*_«
com.
the
Co.—
Co.
Co.,
Seaboard
*10C
(increased
25c
1-3
Fetzer
11-30
1-
11-21
11-19
40c
Paper
12-15
"
11-30
12-19
I-20
Oil
30c
2
25c
*3c
:
(S-a)
8-1-56
Fire
*
12-
5-1-56
Finance,
4
10-29
27%c
Seaboard
1
1-10
1
1-1-56
27%c
Seaboard
12-
12-
$1.10
(quar.)
(quar.)____.
Seaboard
12-30
1-17-56
45c
^
(quar.)_
preferred
3.60%
5Mj%
12-
pfd.
Co.—
preferred
11-28
40c
1
11-15
11-28 J
11-28
20c *
1
12-
1
12-20
6
12-15
2-1-56
12-20
I"
Drug Co.
Reynolds (R. J.)
11-10
12-
1
85C
1st
37%cs
27%c
$1.18%
Copper & Brass, Inc.
__IIHI HI
(quar.)
;
Tobacco, common (quar.)_
Rexall
1
$1.23%
I
_'
common
declared If
12-20
1-
11-25
10'%
to>
*$1.02
$1
9
(quar.)
&
"
11-28
I.,
12-
■
and
$1.04 y2
*
"I,
Year-end
12-
75C
25c
Airlines
Cony. 5%
12 %C
(extra)
12-20
35c
(Texas).—
(quar,!
preferred
Rit.ter
c
45c
-
75c
preferred
Scott
Insurance
11-21
11-21
91V4
-
12-
12-
2%%
Corporation.
Scott
11-15
12-15
Mines/ Ltdv'Mhterim),-,
Special
12-19
12-19-
98%C
(increased
preferred
Pl^hnro-H
12-10
commoh
Common
Corp.
(quar.)____
preferred iquar.)
Extra
conv.
1
25c
45c convertible
conv.
1
12-
12-12
12-
37c
Pittsburgh
12-
3
12-
•
Pltney-Bowes,
1-
45C
8%c
(year-end
Pioneer Natural
Stock
11-21
—
111111111
(Increased quar.)
(quar.)
capital
>°
1
45 c
(quar.)
ment income and
2c
'
12-
4
11-15
3
(quar.)
be
will
Common
HI"
II
~_I I
Republic Pictures (stock'dividend)
Republic Steel Corp. (quar.>
11-21
15c
com.
preferred
$4.80
11-
1
75c
Co
Plilsbury Mills,
$5
1
12-
$1.30
(quarJIIIIIIHIH
Insurance Co.
Phoenix
4(4%
12-
25c
(quar.)
Petroleum
piper
5
25c
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Phjllips
term
11-21
1
Renabie
Republic
4%
1
1
IOC
Remington Arms,
4j/2% preferred
12-20
$1.50
preferred
Philadelphia
Pioneer
12-
2
35c
Germantown & Norristown RR
Stock dividend
$3.65
preferred
$4
12-
11-15
12-
20c
"""""—
Quarterly
$4.95
12-15
40c
Phila, Suburban Transportation
(quar.)
Phila. Suburban
Water, com. (quar.)
$3.95
1-13
I '
•
1212-
$1.25
rHII
Extra
3y2% convertible
Revere
Phelps Dodge Corp. (increased
quar.)
Year-rend.
Pheoll Mfg. Co.
(increased quar.)_
Philadelphia
11-15
12-
12-27
$1.75
HI
27c
common
dividend
Reliance Mfg.,
s
11-30...
$i.i2y2
Inc., (quar.j
preferred. (quar.)_____
;
12-
40c
Pfaudler Co. (quar.)__
Pfizer (Charles) & Co.—
Common
(increased quar.)
Extra
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
I
7
20c
$1.12%
11-15 —
Extra
Resort
(quarI)IIIIII_IHH_
1
Brothers, Inc. /quar.),.,
III_IIH
Refractory. & Insulation (increased--quar.)_
7
11-
$1
(quar.)_
___/
IHHI
Gas
11-
50C
■
,
Petersourg & Hopewell
12-12
11-30,
20c
"12-
Reeves
5
12-12
25c,
.
Stock
11-15
12-15,.
12-15,
preferred
Paul,
12-
50c
■
Pepper. (Dr.) (see Dr. Pepper)
Perfect Circle Corp. (quar.)
Perfex Corp., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)__I
Perkins Machine & Gear Co.—
7%' preferred
(quar.)
Pet Milk, common
-r,
40c
(quar.)_J
Extra
Batten, Ltd.,
preferied
(quar_!__
Packing Co. (quar.)
Ray-O-Vac Co. (quar.)
11-10
40c
_
4 %,%*. preferred
&
Quarterly
Reading Co., 4% non-cum.
Reading Tube Corp. (s-a)
-11-10
I-
$1.06
Common non-voting '(quar.
)_'_"___II_lIIII
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)/.
Peoples Gas, Light & Coke
tquarJIII" """"
Peoples Telephone (Butler,
Pa.) com. (quar )
4V2%
12-T
12-
Penobscct Chemical Fibre Co.—
87%c
26c
""I
Grip
6%
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc. (increased
12-.11,
_
11-15.
$1
11-10
25c
1
75c
12-*1'-"
$1.12y2
(quar.)'_-f__II~IIIIIII
_
Rapid
11-18
$1.17 y2
(quar.f.
12-
(quar.)_
Rath
__
Poipmcn, voting
Co.
Extra
11-18,/
~
r
Purina
12-15 7
$1.01
1
~7~
1
1-
5% %
*
11-15
$1.05
~
1
12-
5%%
I.
11-15
1
A
approved
subject
5%%
-12-
Ranco, Inc.. (initial) ———IIIIIIIIII"HI"
Rapid Electrotype Co. (quar.)_
_H
T
•*'
12-; 1
12-
3
dividend
have
12-10
1-
(quar.)
new
Schwitzer-Cummins
50c
'
Extra
1
12-31
96 (/2c
11-15
11-18
12-15
$1
Ltd.
ment
11-15
1
S1 12i/,
$1.12 %
(quar.)___
12-15
$1.10
1
12-
-
preferred
12-31
Co.— '
__
l
11-18
lst
40c
_
12-
-
35c
(quar.)____HH
F
Ralston
11-18
58V2C
I"
convertible
on
stockholders
$1.05
(quar.)
.
$3.50
11-18
12-15
(quar.)
dividend
split
9
1-15
60c
(quar.)
Mines,
(Ariz.)
missioner
I"!!"'
*"
I-!III_H_IIIII
Putnam)!
iquar.)
Gold
Directors
'
11-18
12-
$1
___^
dividend
Stock
1
11-14 *
8% preferred,
(quar.)
^______IHIII_I
Quaker City Fire & Marine Insurance
(quar.)*
State Oil Refining Corp,
(quar.)
Quemont Mining, Ltd, (interim)
Quinte Milk Products, Ltd,
11-18
12-9
12-
-
12-10
12-15
9
$1.07%
'(quar.)
series
Products
Industries
Cash
12-10
Quaker
1-25
12-15
50c
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank
(N. Y.)
7s-al
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24% pfd.
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Railroad (qua!.)
Year-end
——r
| Pennsylvania Salt (ouar.)__
~~~
"
Peter
1-25
9
25c
(quar.r_____-_______
(quar.)
•
E
preferred
Extra
2-15
12-
2%
""""""""
4.68% preferred
(quar.)
Penn .Texas
Corp., com. (quar,)
New $1.60 preferred
(initial quar.)
4.50%
•
1-25
1
32 y2 c
Fruit Co., common
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)j
4.40% preferred B
3.70% preferred C
4.05% preferred D
11-25
1-
2-15
33c
,
Engineering HIH
Pennsylvania Electric
12-14
45c
25C
12-15
50c
Putnam (George) Fund (see
George
common
1-2-56
2
12-
27%c
preierred
Antonio
Stock
12-31
1-
10c
Insurance
common
Sayre & Fisher Brock
Schlage Lock Co.—
11-25
.
11-23
Co.
*
11-18
1-16
1
9
(quar.)_
Corp., Ltd,
11-15
1
12-
Extra
Oil
12-15
12-
Marine
Paper,
lst
Savage
17 %c
pfd. "(quar.)II
1
12-28
~
Yea'r-End
Pennsylvania
Inc.
San
_
_
12-28
+25c
$1.30 preferred (quar.)
___________IIH!
Penn Fruit Co.
(stock dividend).
Pennfoad Corp, (s-a)
Penr.
(quar.)_*_»
$4.75
11-10
*1.-15
11-25
preferred
Industries,
$4.40
1
9
(quar.)____II_I~~I"~~~"~"
preferred (ouar.)__
III""7""" m"
12-
t25c
"11111111"
(year-end)
12-
&
Safway Steel
preferred
Pullman,
f
■
Penick
11-15
Regis
12-15
1
1-2-56
£2.25
Quarterly
St.
ti0Gi/,
$1.06%
12-12
j"
1
$1
(quar.)_.
Publicker
11-28
(initial)
_____
Pembina Fine Line, Ltd., 5%'1st
pidl (quar
Pend GrciTe Mines & Metals
Co.
(quar.)
Year-end •„
'
,
11-15
20c
__
11-23
12-
12-
4.08%
11-18
$2
.
San
9
1
(s-a)_
(quar.)
*____
Francisco Ry. Co
Fire
9
17 %c
4.18%
11-30
25c
v
$1.40
Paul
quar.)
Public/Service Electric & Gas (N J )—
Common
(increased)
___'
*■
'11-18
12 %c
Co..
_~____II*
preferred" (accum!"""""""
com.
,
St.
12-
Co._IIIIIH
(initial
4.32%
preferred
(quar.)*IH
I"
4.16% preferred (quar.)__
Public Service Co. of New
Mexico—~
'5%
preferred A
(quar.)
•
12-15
'
Louis
9
12-
*$2
4y2%
preferred (quar.)_^_lHH_
Public Service Co. of
Indiana, com. ~(q"u~a~r".)I
4.20% preferred (quar.)
3!/2%
preferred (quar.)__
'
St.
12-
4
14c
(quar.)__
preferred
11-15
4
*35c
11-15
Lead
5
13 %c
(initial
preferred
4.20%
Joseph
1-
45C
quar.)
Providence, Washington Insurance
$2 convertible preferred
(quar)
Public Service Co. of
Colorado— '
12-15
1-
B
4%
St.
12-
*30c
_
1
3'/2c
class
class
new
1-
11-30
12-
$1.12%
pfd.
preferred
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
15c
LtdlHs-a")
A
New
11-30
,
11-30
25C
20c
(s-a)
11-25
12-15
$1
,
1
12-20
11-11
12-10
25c
4.30%
12 %C
MfglcorpI—
Mines,
12-15
~ '
H
r.)
Brewing Co.:.
Peerless Cement, new
Specifl
1-
12-16
f
10c
'
(quar.)
Storage
II-19
50c
.
Ltd.
Prosperity Co.,
11-21
20C
_r
Transportation (quar.)
Ltd.,
(quar.);
5%
1212-
Vn{?„
11-15
1
10c
5%
Bros,, 4% preferred
Produce Terminal Cold
11-18
12-15
12-
-
11-15
1
11-15
1
12-
$1.50
Royalty Corp. (s-ai:_
Safeway Stores, common (quar.!____
11-17
12-
1
12-
*6%c
Printing (quar.)
(Jacob), com
12-
12%c
y
Sabine
11-10
12-15
I2%c
:
Extra
11-10
12-19
37 %c
(quar.)
IIIII
America (quar.)
Co.,
12-19
v
(Ky.)
(quar.)i._^
4% % preferred __j
Russell-Miller Milling Co.,
4%%
Ryan Aeronautical
(quar.)^
-
11-30
37,;p
37 %c
Steel
of
Price
11-28
12-
10c
IIIIIIIIII
Mfg.,
Coal,
12-
10c
lIIII__IIH
Patterson-Sargent,
1-
10c
12-15
~
preferred (accum.)
East Dome
Preston
;
11-15
65c
75c
Year-end
preferred fqi
1
25c
(quar.)
5y*%
11-15
30c
11-21
5C
(quar!)_
Co.
Preferred Utilities
I
11-21
12-12
Rumford
Ruppert
1%%
Extra
11-15
5
:
Corp.
River
11-30
IIIIII
'IIIHI
__
(quar.).
Powell
"
12-12
Common
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
5%
preferred (quar.)
Royalite Oil Co., Ltd.-
11-30
,
Transit
Co,
_
11-18
40C
dividend
Potash
12-
(quar!)I
preferred
Stock
5
1
12-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Portsmouth
I-
Co.
(quar.)__HIIIH"~
B
Portland
11-15
12-
(quar.)_
11-15
1-25
11-18
2%C
(year-end!
Co.
class A
11-15
,
I6c
Airways, Ine"
Pipe Line Co.—
Parkersburg-Aetna
Pcabody
12-
(quar.)_
Parkei:; Rust-Proof
7%
90c
$1.25
(quar,)
Paragon Electric (quar.)
Park Chemical,1 5% preferred
(quar.Ill
Park Sherqton Corp.
„yiuar.)_l__
Paton
11-18
Ltd.
preferred
Parmelee
11-18
1
World
Eastern
Common
4%
1
12-
I
Fisheries
Pan American
12-
12-10
12-15
t$l
Porter (H. K.), Inc.
(Mass.n^arHnd!
Porter. Cable Machine
;.
11-10
25c
Co.,
&
11-10
1
Company
Royal Crown Bottling. Co. of Louisville
11-10
1
12-
$1.75
Mining
Class
40c
62 %C
Co.,
(quar.)___
4%.
1
I_
Invest.
Pacific Indemnity '(quar.)__r__
Pacific, Tin. |Consolidated (year-end)I
Pacific
1
12-
1
(initial!
common
(quar.)_
Corp.
12-
12-10
12-
75c
£___IIIH
(quar.)
new
12-15
25c
HI"
(quar.)
Canadian
Products
Pacific- Final
_
HII
._IIII
pref.
Owens-Illinois
20c
II
I"
/
com,, (quar.)
12-15
2oc
-——__
Otter Tail Power,
Pacific-Atlantic
Poor
30c
1
12-
Per
Name of
11-10
Ry.
(year-end)_
stock
Oil
1
12•
50c
dividend
Polaris
3
Buiianfg- is-S)
B'Gosh
(quarr)~
Oshkosh
Stock
Africa
(initial)
1%
$1.25
»
$1.37%
~
...
Cordage
Plymoutn
be
:
.
Oxford
South
Development,
Employees
12-
t$l
&
Ashtabula
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)
preferred
Plymouth
shareholders.
Orangeburg Mfg.,
Orpneum
will
7%
Extra
approximately ;'($2.78
on
American
Subject to ,any change in rate
of. exchange ,for
South African
funds
Nov.; 29.
_
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
Youngstown
*$3
$2.78
When
Share
(quar")
II
Prior pref- lst series (quarTfll
Jtsburgh & West Virginia Ry. (quar.)..!!!
Pittsburgh
shares.
prior to
>
P
to
■-
•
(resumed)
dividend
preferred class A.
5%
11-10
12-10
25c
1
Per
"
com.
Stock
11-15
12-
Company
Pittsburgh Steel Co.,
2-17
11-30
$1.12%
Pottery. Co—_
Ontario & Quebec By., (s-ai
O-Okiep Copper Co., Ltd., (American shares)"
20 shillings on ordinary shares equivalent
Onondaga
Name of
11-17
12-
$1.06'/4
$1.06(4
51
Holders
Payable of Rec.
50c
~
;
Brewing ' (increased)
4%%<;conv*.( preferred
Olympia
When
Snare
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2296)
When
Per
Name of Company
Southern
5%
Utah
Power,
preferred
Southland
(quar.)
25c
1
Tennessee
12-15
12-
Public
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.25%
12%c
(Dallas)
Service,
Co.,
1-20
(quar.)
$1.033/4
(quar.)
*
——
E.
(quar,)__
Accident
4_
12-
1
11-10
12-10
11-
12-15
12-
12-
1
12-
1
Insurance—
Inc.,
(quar.)
Oil
Stock
Co
Extra
Co.
California
(Ind.)
dividend
12-
5
11-18
35c
12-
5
11-18
12-
5
11-18
Thomson
12-20
12-
the
dend
stead
with
each
the
Company
rate
of
Standard
for
J.
holders
to
the
Thrifty Drug Stores (quar.)
Tilo
Roofing
(increased I—
of
of
Co.
above
less
12-15
Time,
of
Ky.
1-
5
12-
12-
1
11-18
the
pay
150
10c
Titan
Co.
of
New
Oil
Co.
of
Ohio,
preferred
12-16
Title
12-16
12-
9
11-
7
12-15
11-
7
12-19
11-15
12-19
-
__
(quar.)
subject
$3.25
4 % %
cash
the
12-10
Co,
Stores
Drug,
_
Transue &
11-30
9
1-16
1
Corp.
B.)
12-
12-10
11-19
5
5
4%%
Co.,
pfd.
(quar.)
(increased
11-30
11-10
12-
(D.
Suburban
12-
1-16
12-30
11-25
11-18
6%
12-
1
11-18
60c
57c
1-3-56
12-13
12-30
12-15
12-
11-18
12-
1
11-11
1
3
12-
1
11-15
Union Oil
Class
12-10
11-28
12-14
12-
12-14
12-
1
11-28
11-18
4%
$75c
1-31
(quar.)____
1
Oil,
12-
1
11-
12-
1
1
11-29
$1.25
1-
3
4
12-20
(quar.)
40c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
preferred
5%%
preferred
6%
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
Special
Superior Tool
12-27
12-16
12-20
11-
1
11-
3
1
11-
12-1
$1
12-
11-
15C
Inc
2
12-22
4
11-23
Veeder-Root,
(quar.)__
Inc.
H-15
12-
i2_22
i_
1-
j
Optional
(cash
or
(stock
dividend)
25%
quar.)
30c
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.06%
22 %c
Steel
Corp.,
Inc.
12-
1
12-
1
Class
A
12-22
12- 1
12-22
12-
12-
1
12-
1
U-15
1-
3
12-
12-
1
15c
llfl$
12-30
12-16
15c
62
2-
%c
12-
United
1
1
12-
1
U-18
12-
1
U-18
65c
12-
1
U-16;
50c
12-
2
11-10
12-10
12- I
:
(quar.)_
$1.25
(quar.)
50c
12-
9
12-
9
U-18
12-23
profit
and
12-12
United
United Gas
8c
Gas
4l/i%
C«mp.
12-
11-15
12-31
1-
3
12
3
12_i5
11-
8
12-15
12-
3
t5c
Fund
12-
i2-15
1
~
S.
Glass,
Voting
U.
S.
(quar.)
10-H
11-in
11
11-30
11-
1
12-
2
11-18
12-
2
11-18
12-
2
11-18
$30c
12-24
12-
1
1-
1
12-15
12-
1
11-
4
12-
1
11-
4
11-30
2-15
2-15
12-16
12-
6
12-
6
5
10-24
12-
9
12-
12-
1
11-10
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-10
25c
12-15
12-
1-15
1-
(quar.)
50c
12-15
12-15
11-30
j,5C
ioc
n_30
12-15
H-28
11-18
50%
(quar.)
12-15
12-10
12-10
11-18
12-
11-23
25c
9
75c
j.
3
12-9
securities
28c
(quar.])___
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
50c
$1.06%
n-30
1-
3
12-22
1-
3
6d
12-20
$2.50
1-10
22%c
60c
12-
1
n-n
12-
9
11-30
H-30
11-
2
12-20
11-17
1
11-21
12_
x
12-15
10c
Machinery,
common
dividend
preferred
12-12
12-
ioc
certificates
12-27
$1
(quar.)
50c
12-15
1-
4%
(quar.)
$1.06%
3
n_21
S.
Life
Insurance
(N.
Y.)
Extra
U.
S.
Lines,
4%%
U.
S.
common
preferred
Lumber
Oo.
(quar.)
(s-a)
(year-end)
(quar.)___
net
1
12-
1
12-15
6
12-
New
11-30
11-15
1-3-56
12-1S
12-
2
11-25
11-18"-
12-28
12- 2
12-
1
U-15
12-
1
11-10
20c
12-
1
U-18
U-18
12-
1
25c
1-
4
$1.50
1-
1
12-15
$1.50
(s-a)
12-
1
U-15
15c
12- 5
Ltd.
(quar.)
12-15
12-
40c
(quar.)
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
11-14
12-
1
$25c
1
10-31
15C
12-15
12-
1
$1.25
1-3-56
12-
9
12-
1
15c
12-20
(quar.)
30c
12-15
11-29
(quar.)
50c
12-
1
11- 7
95c
12-
1
(quar.)
class
A
11-
7
$12%c
(quar.)
1-31
1-
6
1-31
1-
6
25c
,
12-
1
U-15
$$1.12%
12-
1
U-15
63c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Erie
Ry.,
12-12
11-25
12-12
11-25
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
$1.43%
4%%
conv.
pfd.
(initial)
(quar.)
2-
1
$1
2-
1
1-13
$0.8028
12-10
11-25
50c
«'
12-27
12-13
10%
12-15
67 %C
12-23
$1.31%
1-
1
1-13
U-15
12- 9
12-17
2
15c
(initial
Gibbs
12-15
12-
12-15
12- 2
quar.)
15c
Stock
Wilson
5%
preferred
(s-a):
preferred (quar.)
Grocery (monthly)
6%
Power
&
Public
5%
Dessauer
(G.
H.)
&
Light
11-14
12-23
11-15
12-
1
11-22
1-
3
12-12
62 %c
$1.06%
U-30
12-30
11-21
12-20
12-
1
U-18
12-
1
11-
35c
47 %c
1-31-56
12-
1
1
1-16
U-15
11-30
$1.10
pfd.
common
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.).
11-30
12-15
11-30
27 %c
12-20
U-30
15c
(quar.)
Co., 5%%
12-15
$1.20
(quar.)
12-15
$1.12%
12-15
11-30
12-
1
U-15
U-30
11-10
31 %c
12-
11-10
12 %c
Service
Governor
6c
Co.—
Petroleum
Woodward
12-10
90c
(quar.)
Industries,
convertible
Woodley
9
12-10
30c
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Wisconsin
n_25
com.
(quar.)
(year-end).
preferred
preferred
preferred
12-
pfd.
(quar.)
4.80%
&
7%
Power,
(quar.)
preferred
Wisconsin
4% %
Inc.,
Electric
preferred
3.60%
1
12-
11-14
6c
Hirsch,
Wisconsin
12-
12-14
5%
:
Monthly
&
12- 1
12-15
15c
25c
quar.)
dividend
Wilson & Co., $4.25
Winn & Lovett
Winter
11-25
12-15
$1.25
(s-a)
(quar.)
juZ-Zt
Bros.,
12-12
$1.25
Sewing Machine—
5% preferred B (s-a)
Willett
(Consider H.)
(increased
Williams & Co., Inc.
Woodall
11-21
12-15
15C
&
11-30
12-15
U-15.
$17%c
Co.
preferred
12-15
30c
II-10
U-15
1
$1.20
com.
Ltd.,
Timber
Lake
common
Wilcox
11-30
9
1
1
12-
Corp.—
11-18
12-
12-
12-
$1.50
&
12-15
1-2-56
11-10'
$1
(initial)
redeemable pfd.
Wickes
1
22%c
1
Stationery Corp.—
Paper
(quar.)
prior lien
12-15
9
12-
25c
Inc. (year-end)
(George) Ltd.—
10c
37y2C
U-21
$1.15
(quar.)
•
Wood
1
investment
Extra
Wolf
1
12-
$1.25
com.
Breweries,
&
preferred B
B
4.40%
12-
12-
50c
(quar.)
Extra
in-
6
12-20
50c
Kentucky Gas
5%
11-10'
12-
45c
(quar.)
Tablet
Whitney, Blake
11-28
60c
common
quar.)
(quar.)
Canada
11-10
12-10
12-28
8c
Paper Co. (increased quar.)
White Eagle
jOil Co. (stock dividend)
White Motor Co., com.
(quar.)
5%%
preferred (quar.)
io-31
11-10
12-10
security profits).
Whitaker
10-31
12-23
11-30
10c
stock
or
Sugar
Whirlpool-Seeger,
11-30
J10c
(quar.)
investment
net
new
preferred
5
1-13-56
20c
from
Snowdrift, $4 pfd.
Telephone (quar.)
Indies
Wheeling
11-30
net
cash
Disinfecting
4%
11-16
50c
Year-end
7
12-12
30c
quar.)
&
Weyerhaeuser
11-30
12-
11-17
75c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
27c
88c from
preferred
4%%
7
from
Oil
3.80%
5
12-10
12-21
12-
from
Services
Coast
Weston
9
80c
Corp.
1
12-
50c
(quar.)
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.
Westinghouse Electric, com.
11-16
1
12-21
(20c
(increased
convertible preferred
Class
12-
12-
2%
Co.
Fund,
U-30
3
& Co.—
and
U-30
1-
50c
preferred (quar.)
Western Utilities
1
12-15
10c
dividend
Westminister
12-
12-15
200%
5%
11-18
U-30'
40c
&
D.)
11-10
$35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.; (extra)-
(S.
1
12-15
$12 %c
Street
Western
11-18
75c
(quar.)
Western
11-18
50c
56 %c
Cos.
Cotton, Ltd.
12-
10c
dividend
Jet
7-16
20c
(quar.)
Western
11-30
8-1-56
9-
3%
Iron
Supply Co.,
11-30
12-15
&
Year-end
4.80%
5
I-16
4-16
10c
Mold
&
12-
5-1-56
37 %c
(quar.)
12- 9
2-1-56
37 %c
West Jersey & Seashore
RR., com.
6%
special guaranteed (s-a)
Western Air Lines
(extra)
Western Auto
7
B
Vulcan
12-23
12-23
37 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Corp.
West
1-20
12-16
75c
11-30
37 %c
preferred
$5
1-20
12-
quar.)
;
6%
West
1-20
2-15
2-15
(increased
preferred
Wesson
1-20
12-
common
trust
U-30
Extra
West
11-30'
11-30
Payments in
11-28
12-20
40c
12-20
income
11-11
12-28
U-18
U-15.
$1.05
Wellington
11-11
11-30
35c
1
1
(quar.)
6%
Welex
12-
12-
preferred
Common
4%
U-15
$1
$31 %c
12-20
Warren
Petroleum
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Fund__
Washington Water Power (increased
Wayne Pump Co. (s-a)
11-15
5
12-20
Wbeden
12-
11-29
U-21
12-
$1.01
Extra
11-28
12-15
12-15
37 %c
$1.25
Warren
11-30
12-10
$12 %c
tlOc
Swasey (extra)
Warren Bros. Co.
(year-end)_
Warren
(Northam) Corp., $3 pfd.
12-12
U-16
(quar.)
Warner
9
12-15
12-29
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Virginian Railway Co.—
10c
U.
1
$0.5122
25c
U-15
12-15
preferred
$4.20
Stock
11-14
12-21
Ltd., ord (interim)
Jersey RR. & Canal (quar.)
Hoffman
4V4%
n_28
$0 174
1
12-' 1
Cuba—
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Virginia Electric & Power, com.
(quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
Wall
11-30
12-
75c
U.
Stock
g
12-15
A
of
Investing (stock dividend)
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
Increased (quar.)
12-30
25c
Extra
1
12_
3
$3
$1.12%
(quar.)
Casualty Co., 45c conv. preferred
(s-a)
U. S. Cold
Storage (quar.)
United States
Envelope Co. (increased quar.)
8
11-28
preferred
U. S.
15
n_
1-
7%c
Improvement,
1
i_
11-30
Co.
:
B
Vick Chemical
Walker
11-29
11-18
12 %c
71c
;
Westmoreland,
tt
2
2
$1
20%
Waite Amulet Mines Ltd.
11-29
9
(quar.)
Funds, Inc.—
Science Fund
2
n_28
9
12-
U-18:
75C
Mfg. Co
Walgreen Co.
1
12-13
$1.25
(quar.)
Investments Ltd.—
12-
27c
Ltd
common
United
12-
12-15
12-
5
$1.37%
(quar.)
5% pfd.
(Year-end)
Viceroy Mfg. Co., 50c class
Class
1
11-15
20c
quar.)
Vertientes-Camaguey Sugar
Stock
Inc.—
com.
(interim)
12_
12-15
12-15
12-
$1.25
(quar.)____
Carton Corp.
Coal
Vendorlator
12-20
11-23
11-15
55c
dividend
Wabasso
per
dividend
New
7i7/8C
(quar.)
$102.50
Molasses.
45C
stock)
Stock
United
3
$1.75
10c
30c
Cos
Electronics
at
(quar.)
United
60c
Television
Z7~r.
Elastic
i2.
Tejon Ranch
Mines.
TTE^tr,a
United
n-14
10c
Gold
1
(s-a)
1
■
reek-Hughes
Corp.
3
'68%c
Extra
Taylor Instrument
United
3
1-
11-30
70c
1-
35c
preferred
Dec.
Corporations, Ltd., class
1-
62%c
12-15
25c
Extra
50c
(quar.)
11-21
37%c
(quar.)
Fastener
}4C
(quar.)
(quar.)___
11-11
11-30
25c
quar.)
Extra
United
1
9
11-11
12-10
25c
Glass,
25c
(quar.)
4.32%
United-Carr
11-15
1-1-56
11-23
12-10
20c
(quar.)
preferred
li-n
$1
(quar.)
Fenn,
A
12-15
1
12-15
10c
Electric
1
11-23
20c
dividend)
Theatre Circuit,
&
&
Fuel
$1.10
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.
(s-a)
Symington-Gould Corp. (s-a)
Syracuse Transit (quar.)
preferred
Board
Can
Series
11-25
12-
12-15
2
50%
this
Extra
United
50c
common
United
United
United
Inc.—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
Artists
11-25
50C
$4.40
preferred
Co.
on
plus
11-15
12-
11-18
12-
re¬
demption
share
12-10
37%c
1
12-20
$1
(quar.)
(Initial
Lines
11.30
Common
(James)
Air
.12-10
ioc
(quar.)
12-
15c
15c
i5c
50c
Co.
preferred
Wire
5c
„
11-30
Stock
11-15
92%c
(quar.)__
(stock
dividend)
Co.
35c
—
11-17
5
12-30
$1.12%
(quar.)
Extra
3
12-20
1
12-
75c
United Aircraft
Corp., new common (initial)
5%
preferred (entire issue called for
3
1212-
5C
& Die
(quar.)—
Paper
(quar.)
Swan-Finch Oil, 6%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Electric Products,
1
12-
J15c
Year-end
11-15
30c.
Sutherland
preferred
12-
11-18
11-17
50c
1
Rope
11-15
11-15
28V8c
(initial)
—
12-16
12-15
1
15c
com.
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
United Biscuit Co. of
America,
$4.50 preferred
4114c
(quar.)
Cement,
common
11-16
25c
Biscuits,
Inc.
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)
Portland
B
11-15
12-10
12-
Corp. of Louisiana—
1
37%c
(quar.)
A
Consolidated
Gas
12-
25c
$1.14
87%c
65c
6%
8
11-15
30c
United
11-18
12-
11-17
40c
(quar.)
Car
1
12-16
12-15
6V4C
1
t6c
3
Corp.—
12-
G%s-^
12-15
1-
12-15
1
10%
pfd. (quar.)
Corp. (quar.)
f20c
preferred
Corp.
(quar.)___
Mid-Continent Oil, com.
4%%
(quar.)
of
common
New common
2
31%c
Ltd.
&
Sugar
United
7
53%c
(quar.)
Union
11-29
12-
12-20
11-
3
11-30
$1.25
2nd
Materials
Co.
Union Tank
1-13
25c
,
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
Class
1
5c
6
1-
12-
$1.12%
(quar.)
Film
Carbon
&
preferred
11-28
37%c
quar.)
30c
1-
11-25
40c
Corp., Ltd.—
(quar.)
&
preferred
Union
(quar.)
Drug Co.,
&
5%
1
c
Fox
partic.
Chemical
12-10
37'/2
preferred
$3.50
1-
30c
1
50c
Carbide
Union Electric
12-20
12-15
non-cum.
Common
11-11
3
$1
series
12-20
3
1-
11-19
12-
60c
12-
12-
12-10
70c
.-
..
Acceptance
Union
11-19
12-15
40c
pfd. (accum.)
(quar.)
Missouri,
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)__
$3.70 preferred (quar.)
35c
common (quar.)
dividend
2nd
(s-a)__
Inc., 6%
common
preference
Union
11-18
3
25c
preferred A
Unit,
Electric,
1954
5c
Sunbeam
Taylor
Union
2
35c
(quar.)
Special
t2c
5.75%
4.30%
1
25c
Co.,
12th
Extra
12-15
12-
quar.)
Gas
Tung-Sol
12-
50c
(interim)
Sunshine
Line
Tyler Refrigeration
(quar.)___
Udylite Corp. (stock dividend)
Underwood Corp.:
1
50c
(increased)
Propane
Sunshine
Pipe
Twentieth-Century
12-
quar.)
pfd. (1951 series) (quar.)
Consolidated Mines, Ltd.
Sunshine
Gas
11-25
9
12-10
12-
12%c
(quar.)
12-15
12-15
75c
12- 9
20c
(quar.)
11-17
12-
$1.25
Forging Corp.—
1
5c
(stock
A.)
*
Coal Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Temper Corp., common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
,
conv.
Tampax,
11-25
25c
preferred
11-25
12-15
$3c
:
1-2-56
(quar.)
Extra
5%
Vanadium-Alloys
12-15
12-20
$1.12%
$5.50 prior preferred
(quar.)
Van
Raalte
Co.
(quar.)___
Vapor Heating
2
11-10
12- 9
1-15
1-15
(quar.)
(initial
11-
2
lc
(interim)
True
11-15
1
25c
Co.
Stuart
S%%
common
12-15
12-
12-30
Oil
11-30
11-30
12- 1
Light
12-30
25c
Tudor City
~
—
Talcott
New
11- 4
12- 1
12-12
Pennsylvania—
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)
■.
Utica Transit (quar.)
:_u_
Valcar Enterprises, Inc., 6%
preferred A
Valley Mould <fc Iron&
12-15
10c
5c
Stuart
$4
of
(quar.)
Co.
4%%
convertible
17%c
$20c
Steel
Products
Trunkline
$1.25
Corp.—
common
(increased
Furniture
Sylvania
90c
12-10
12-12
17 %c
11-4
11-30
•
Ltd.
Truax-Traer
15c
40c
Strawbridge <fc Clothier, $5 pfd.
JEtroock (S.)
& Co.
(quar.)
&
9
12-15
$1.06(4
—
Troy & Greenbush RR. Association
15c
dividend)
Stowell Screw, Ltd.
(s-a)
Stratton
&
Terstegge (quar.)
4%
12-
35c
25c
Transcontinental
12-
60c
B
Superior
9
11-13
1
$1.06 %
—
(special)
Williams
Treesweet
12-19
25%
(Atlanta)
(quar.)
Mills, class A
Corp.
Corp.
Travelers Insurance
Broadcasting—
Sunray
12-
12-
$1
Ltd
11-15
20c
B
Mines,
12-30
12-19
25c
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)___
5%
prior prcf.
(quar.)
:
(Stone & Webster, Inc.
Stonega Coke & Coal (quar.)
Swift
12-
25c
(quar.).,
______
Ray
12-31
20c
Extra
50c
Year-end
Storkline
(quar.)
Quarterly
11-18
$3.50
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Stewart-Warner Corp. (increased
Sun
0
U-21
11-21
U-21
17%c
quar.)
Universal Winding Co.—
$4.04
Elevators,
11-14
40c
Lithograph
(quar.)
preferred
Common
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
12-10
J25c
Textile,
Stetcher-Traung
Stonecutter
Co.
preferred
12-
(Boston).—
(quar.)_
Inc.
Stern
Oil,
12-
Co.—
Transamerica
approval
—
(John
Trust
Royalty (annual).
11-30
40c
—
Discount
Stock
12-31
10c
Silver
12-10
(increased)
Extra
Sun
Southern
35c
&
(quar.)
(quar.)
65c
60c
(quar.)____.
Ltd.
dividends
5.20%
Power
Utah
35c
(quar.)
Extra
Corp
Sterling Aluminum Products
&
—,_
(quar.)
$1.50
40c
income)
Delaware
Bros.,
Sterchi Bros.
Mfg
preferred
Toronto
capital
gains
additional shares, and
or
Chemical
Sullivan
Utah
12"*3
25c
__
(quar,)
preferred
4.25%
from
investment
Hotels
Extra
12-13
1
50c
$2.80
of
from
Stedman
to
(quar.)
Investment
Corp.
payable in
Class
1
1-
12 %c
Shipyards
(quar.)
Tokheim Corp.
(quar.)
Torbrit
93%c
Supply
(Year-end
Stouffer
1-
$1
Todd
SEC.
Street
Class
(quar.)—«
—.—
Bearing
Guarantee
Tom Bell
40c
payments
the
Storer
$1
$1
Metal
4.56%
50c
common.
Roller
Toledo Edison
i
"B"
Fuel
Stetson
1
11-30
12-28
11-15
12-15
J25c
Pictures
1
12-15
12-10
11-21
11-21
12-16
65c
(increased
(initial
common
1-
25c
1
$2
,
-
Packing
Special
11-15
in¬
Packaging Corp.—
convertible-preference (quar.)
Power
& Light
Corp., common
Common
5%
(quar.)
(year-end)
Tobin
divi¬
(increased)
Jersey
12-16
12-23
12-23
Standard
Stern
New
Universal
1-
13-15
1
1-
12-10
12- 3
15c
com.
Insurance
40c
1?"Jf
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1
pfd.
conv.
Year-end
12-23
75c
40c
shares
share
shares.
■"
Oil
Sterling
Sterling
11-18
11-10
12-
%c
2%
(quar.)
Telephone Co.
preferred A
31 %c
Extra
7
divi¬
(quar.)
Extra
Stock
Universal
10c
Inc.
Timken
11-15
40c
held)
per
fractional
Standard
Stauffer
preferred
United
5
2
50c
Ltd.
Stockyards,
70c
11-25
5%
(quar.)—
Extra
11-15
11-15
35c
shs.
stock
than
99.1c
giving
Oil
12-15
12-15
Standard
150
will
Standard
S.tatler
preferred
(increased
1-
12- 3
12- »
15c
Steel,
U-18
12- 5
62
(quar.)
1st
com.
U. S. Sugar Corp.
12-15
12-
$1
(quar.)
—
Universal Match, common
common
Welder
A
common
dividend
Steel,
12-12
$1
1
series
Co.,
non-cum.
S.
12-15
22/2c
dividend)
3
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
share
of
(one
N.
of
connection
dend
25c
(stock
1-
5%
of
Co.
Oil
Oil Co.
State
8%
3
12-12
______
r
4%%
(quar.)
Electric
Rubber
Stock
U.
1-
30c
(year-end)
preference
S.
50c
40c
Thompson Products Inc.,
4%
preferred (quar.)
Thompson-Starrett, 70c
Co.
Chemical
12-
11-23
-t.
*
Shcvel
50c
5
11-25
9
5%
United
11-23
12-
10c
Thew
20c
,
dividend
Standard
of
—
(quar.)
Thiokol
12-
12-24
30c
Common
U.
United
10c
Co.
11-25
6
12-24
$2
quar.)
Playing Card Co
Printing & Lithograph Co.—
12-1£
12- 9
10c
11-25
9
J
Pipeline Co.—
quar.)
12-15
87 %c
Dredging,. $1.60
Standard
State
12- 5
1- 3
1-
Oil—
&
12-15
50c
pfd. (quar.)
Standard Fruit & Steamship, com. (quar.)—
$3 participating preference
(quar.)
Participating
Above
Gas
(initial
common
Thermoid
11-17
$1.50
$1.75
Pipe So Foundry—
common
(initial
25c
(quar.)
Natural
(quar.)
Pacific Coal
25c
45c
common
(quar.)
Commercial Tobacco
Standard
$1.40
Sulphur
Illinois
$1.12%
15c
Standard
Standard
12-30
1
15c
Textron-American, Inc., common (Increased)
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred A (quar.)
4%
preferred B (quar.)
Thatcher Glass Mfg. Co., common (quar.)_
11-17
}}" 1
15c
(quar.)
Extra
1
25c
Producing
Gulf
New
4
30c
Gulf
Texas
(quar^)-
(quar.)
-
Brands,
preferred
3%%
11-10
11-4
12-
$1-35
93c
—
Extra
at
1
1
}?*
12- l
2%
A
25c
(quar.)
dividend
Standard
In
12-
1
Share
common
Extra
S.
S.
12-
—
S.
U.
12-1
$1<24
11-2J
Co.,
preferred
New
U.
12-13
(quar.)
U.
ii~3a
f;
25c
(quar.)—
common
7%
U~ 4
$1.12/2
(quar.)
Common
11-23
Company
Gypsum
Extra
o
12- 5
11- *
\
11- 4
^
Transmission,
dividend
$1.J5
(quar.)
Texas
.
S.
12-10
12-}8
1
2%
common
Extra
Stock
12-
12-13
12-15
75c
1
Staley
$3.50
12-15
40c
20c
Springfield
preferred
35c
$1-37/a
Extra
Co.—
preferred
-
(quar.)—
com.
preferred
Texas
11-18
11-10
$105
-
(quar.)___—
Fire & Marine Insurance (quar.)
Standard
1
1
60c
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Inc., common (quay.)
Stock
1212-
$1.37%
(accum.)
—
Mfg.,)
90c
preferred
Texas
1-20
11-10
Per
Name of
U.
11-30
5.40%
1-20
1
15c
International RR.
$3.75
12-
32c
:
(quar.)
convertible
2-1-56
2-1-58
28c
33c
___
(quar.)
pfd.
$1.15
27 %c
—-—
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Speed Queen
i
1-20
12-
li-JU
quar.)
Transmission,
preferred
Gas
Stock
1-20
2-1-56
5
1-11
4.96%
(quar.)
Chemical, common (quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
Spencer, Kellogg & Sons (reduced)
(A,
2-1-56
$1 10
4.50%
(quar.)
13- 1
12-21
$1-10
Eastern
Texas
1-
3%
(increased
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
11-15
1- 5
Monday, November 28,
1955
.
Holders
45c
5%
1-2U
Spencer
$1.50
12-1
2-l-5b
-
$4.50
33c
2-1-56
1st
(increased)
common
5.50%
97%c
Co.
Corp.,
Co.
Texas
1- 9
92 /2c
$5.50
Carbon
Spiegel,
1
1-13
12-13
15c
(quar.)
dividend
Extra
—
(quar.)_
com.
gxtra
Spokane
12-
Texas
11-18
When
Payable of Rec.
3c
22 %c
Stock
11-ltJ
(quar.)
preferred
Spear &
Speer
1
1
(quar.)
preferred
$1,28
1212-
25c
Co.
4.60%
preferred (quar.)__—
4.36% preferred (quar.)
Southwestern States Telephone,
$1.32
i
l
55c
Southwestern
4.40%
10
25c
Insurance
(S-a)
Extra
preferred
Life
2nd pfd.
Extra
1
(quar.)
com.
Share
6%
.
—
12-
12-
Quarterly
4.15%
Aircraft
12-10
12-15
(Ariz.)—
Co.,
Co.,
15c
Temco
$1
?5c
(quar.)
convertible
Southwestern
3.90%
11-30
—
Inc.
Investment
preferred
3.70%
12-15
Power
30°
Mills
Lumber
Southwestern
5%
Per
Name of Company
Telluride
11-25
—
Royalty
Year-end
$1
12-1
$1-25
common
(quar.)
Mills (s-a)
Paper
Southland
Southwest
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
12-30
12-15
37 %o
112- 6
11-11
$$1.37%
30c
1
53
(2297)
Per
i
Name of
Company
Year-end
12-15
5%
50c
3%
50c
(quar.)
(s-a)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Jr., Co. (monthly)
11-18
1- 3
3
1
12-
1
11-15
11-30
12-16
11-14
10-18
_—
(extra)
B
20c
Yellow Cab Co.,
common
12-16
12-15
12-
20c
1-3
________
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
convertible preferred (quar.)
37y2c 7-31-56
$1.50
25c
12- 1
1-16
12-15
12-
$1
12-15
for
the
1- 3
before
inc.
and
taxes,
defense
which
of
the
tax
in
Tracerlab's
subsidiary,
$606,000 will be
ment
a
in
Corp.
balance
will
which
added
to
182,
its
for
or
with
is
to
advanced
prepay
advanced
be
purposes.—V.
to
connection
building
new
will be
$730,397
term
the
the
SEC
the
debentures,
indebtedness
of
account
by
that
due
Develop¬
of
company
Inc.;
the
and
for general corporate
use
1741.
p.
Southern
Truax-Traer
This
Oct.
31,
Coal
1955,
83,
97.
p.
subsidiaries
the
net
lent
of
$538,731
second
report
the
for
three
months
the
on
1,103,648
■
For
the
six
quarter
then
outstanding
Oct.
shares
share.
quarter
the corresponding
for
31,
to
year
a
the
six
months'
gain,
after
The
acreage.
ensuing
Net sales
compared
year.
of
periods
The
for
the
cents
41
six
of
last
year
period,
the
representing one-half
of
undeveloped
coal
fiscal
the
Oct.
production
for
a
in
1955 were $11,080,007,
second
quarter
year
compared
Income
Stat©
before
(&
Co.
Net
Net
Federal
income
income
income
income
and
taxes
v
State
income
taxes
Net
-V.
per
181,
/ *
182,
$3.36
—V.
*$2.48
'
327,121
for
182,
(net)
26,205
7,068
106,600
177,841
$0.33
j
to residents of New York State.
to be
used
to
pay
capital.—V.
182,
p.
Net.
inc.
for
acquired
Radiant
of
Radiant
ro&kes
makes
supplies
aerial
beaded
tripods
targets and
}ime.is rePorterly
will
add
to
screens
and
tow
expansion
program
for
home
has
Radiant will be operated
not
as
a
been
Manufacturing
Corp.
The
corporation
for
any
six
Consolidated
as
$3,269,000,
announced
months
net
profit
after
and
for
movie
projection,
photo¬
plants.
Radiant also
Its current sales vol-
revealed.
.
Hoffman subsidiary.—V.
on Nov. 22 the
quarterly period
the
estimated
three
181, p.
income
highest earnings
in
months
taxes
of
has
given
thereon.
Gas
applied to the
holding com¬
persons until Dec. 1.
to
interested
Pursuant to
Co.,
be
a
earlier
an
subsidiary,
a
Hold'g Co.
a
has
18,
ceased
was
order
of
into
merged
equal
to
of
letter
a
notification
proceeds
are
to
be
used
to
pay
expenses
Nov.
on
filed
7
letter
a
above.—V.
174,
to
Common
funds
stock
common
subscribe
at
of
$41
stock
common
record
at
Nov.
on
share
per
the
for
22,
128,597
of
rate
one
Dec. 7, 1955. The Baltimore & Ohio RR.
for 55,696 shares of the additional
on
of
the
arrears
from the sale of the additional stock, with
will
company,
the
on
first 7%
be
applied
the
to
of all
amounting
payment
cumulative preferred stock,
$19,250,070.
61,290
There
shares
outstanding 177,419 shares of 7% preferred and
second preferred, each having a par value ot
are
4%
of
carrier
The
has
traffic from
in
mines
funded
a
BUSINESS—Company,
SEC—
debt
of
important
an
Maryland,
$69,437,738.
originator
West Virginia
of
and
bituminous
coal
Pennsylvania, pro¬
with other roads, the shortest route
to the eastern
seaboard from Pittsburgh
and many large industrial
centers in the midwest.
It is also a short route to Philadelphia, New
through
vides,
York
its
connections
England through its connections with the Reading
company's main line extends westward from Baltimore
to Cumberland, Maryland.
New
and
The
Company.
Hagerstown
the
EARNINGS—For
net
nine
(& Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
of
income
The
First
Smith;
1955
1954
$21,862,615 $20,042,858
6,709,284
6,602,898
3,509,194
3,394,670
Rhoades
Sept.
1955
30,
Western
Boston
&
of
members
the
underwriting
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman
Corp.;
Inc.;
group
Dick
are:
& Merle-
du Pont & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Carl M. Loeb.
R. W. Pressprich & Co.; Baker, Watts & Co.; John C.
I.
Co.;
Stein Bros. & Boyce; Robert Garrett & Sons; La Grarnge
Miller & Co.—V. 182, p. 2069.
and Mead,
Co.;
739,501
$2,468,727
ended
$5,587,823.
Francis
Legg & Co.;
&
month
reported total railway operating revenues of $34,474,316 and
Maryland
306,178
—
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the additional shares
Maryland will have 661,465 shares of common
stock out¬
to
$2,893,912
1,526,863
$1.90
Offered
Stock
subscribe
standing.
of
taxes
—
Western
999.
p.
Ry.
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
the
incident
customers.
is entitled as owner of 334,177 shares
Maryland's outstanding stock. The offering
of the remaining 72,901 shares is being underwritten by
an investment group headed jointly by Morgan
Stanley
'& Co. and Alex. Brown & Sons.
The offering marks
the first underwritten common stock financing under¬
taken by a Class One railroad in many, years.
$100.
Co.—Files With
and
to
additional
will
dividend
with
its
to
Western
of
—
filed
containers
dis¬
Kengas
that
represented
In
"
stock
(EST)
Co.
1742.
p.
gas
stock to which it
$1,500,000
or,
after
loss will be included in
182,
being
petroleum
Maryland
rights
p.m.
of
This
results.—V.
it
Act,
liquefied
share for each six shares, regardless of class, held on the
The subscription offer will expire at 3:39
shares of common stock (par 10 cents) to be
share through Fay C. DeWitt and Byron C.
N. D., who have been licensed to sell the
income
—r'r
—--———
:
company's Union Switch & Signal Division \fias developed a
alloy, which will permit smaller more cor pact rectifier
This
1,430,915
$1.73
rectifier
new
units, offering greater efficiency with better regulation than equivalent
rated
commonly used
rectifiers, A. M. Wiggins, Vice-President and
Co.—Earnings Increased—
$0.52
$0.50
$1.33
share
com.
per
the
*758,684
177,977
389,684
456,569
322,580
322,580
,
-
$1.12
on
signaling
railway
for
announced
on
Nov. 22.
and
of this new
expectancy
life
The
"RECTALOY"
rectifier is the sama
copper-oxide, which has proved Itself by more than 30 years of
service.
Like copper-oxide, the new rectifier is impervious to moisture
and
other adverse environment and maintains
stable characteristics
of securities of $5,551 for the nine months
tAfter preferred dividend requirement of $9,475 and $28,425
three months and nine months respectively of 1955 and 1954.
gain
Switch,
general industrial applications,
the new rectifier, which uses 'copper as its main constituent, has the
same
current
rating
as
former copper-oxide
rectifiers, but has a.
higher voltage rating per cell. This requires a lesser number of cells
in series thus lowering
the forward resistance and results in better
voltage regulation.
$5,429,477
897,569
354,977
taxes—
after
shs.
1954.
$7,213,426
322,580
$2,046,331
338,770
170,770
322,580
$2,784,438
taxes
of
Fed.
of Union
Manager
Designed
1955—9 Mos.—1954
1955—3 Mos.—1954
prods.
gale
bef.
as
sale
182,
its
2288.
and
history.
31, 1955,
$2,940,800.
The net
ended
Winn & Lovett Grocery
Placement—The recent
Co.—Private
to Bellanca Aircraft Corp.
—V.
1807.
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
E.
Oct.
&
Lamb
plant
of
the
new
in
Site
the
heart
from
Walter
of
Lancaster,
Lamb,
Son,
Philadelphia,
will
the
be
Lititz,
Wisconsin Electric Power Co.—Bank Loans, etc.—
Electric
Lamb
& Son,
said the new
1. It will employ 450 persons and will
provide 335,000 square feet of space.
Robert E. Lamb & Son will begin construction immediately. A. M.
Kinney Co., Cincinnati, Ohio,
are the architect-engineers.—V.
182,
p.
operations
by June
116.
for the Company and its
kilowatt hours, or 6.2% more
current 12 months period, gas output by the company's
Wisconsin
Michigan
Power Company
and Wisconsin
Company,
was
10.8% more than during the previous
12 months. Gas output for the third quarter of the year was 12.6V
more
than for the comparable quarter of a year ago.
On Sept. JO,
During the
subsidiaries,
Natural
Gas
natural gas service was being
Atlas
Corp.
above.—V.
182,
p.
Company's
the
p
SceS
Co.—Bank Loans—
Eight banks will loan this company
fourth
$48,500,000 for new construction
Kinsey M. Robinson, President, reported.
The
be made at the prime commercial loan rate in
effect from time
to time during the period.
At present the prime
rate in New York is 3V2%.
and
other
three-year
purposes,
loan
will
^
^
.
.
Trust Co. of New York,
Chase Manhattan Bank
and First National City Bank of New York; and Seattle-First National
Bank, Seattle; The Washington Trust Bank, Old National Bank and
First National Bank,
all of Spokane, Wash., will participate in the
portion of the loan obtained from the Seattle First National.
The money will be used to pay off the firm's present bank ^oa01ls
and carry
out a construction program until Nov. 30, 1958.—V. 182,
Major banks participating include Guaranty
Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Pittsburgh;
P.
106Q.
at
The
of
made
by
proceeds
from these
bank loans will be used
treasury
are
unit at
to finance tne c
the company's construction program anc,
for capital expenditures Previously made.
evidenced by notes maturing on Oct. 1, 1956 anu
continuing
its
bJ
a fourth 120.000 kilowatt
estimated cost of $19 500,000 Plana call
operation sometime during the winter of
construction of
for tha
1957-58.
bank loans in the
aggregate amount of $10,000 000
the company on Nov. 1 rtf Kan„fn finfnce the co'st
an
unit to be in
Short-term
were
on
Oak
with the
Creek
Oak
Washington Water Power
the
■September
1382.
supplied to 71,924 customers.
a
third 120,000 kilowatt generating unit at
Creek power plant is nearing completion. Li
Public Service Commission authorized the Company to
work
Installation
see
than for the 12 months ended September
subsidiaries amounted to
than during the previous
quarter of 1955 was 10.8% more
On Sept. 30, 1955, electric service
supplied to 509,590 customers.
being
was
1955,
Corp.—Seeks SEC Exemption Order-
more
Output for the third
for the third quarter of 1954.
months
than
plant would be an L-shaped structure consisting of a two-story man¬
plant and a one-story warehouse, and would be ready for
full-scale
Sept.
output
5 080 338 598
ufacturing
5.6%
were
to $92,586,100 or 6.8% more than
30, 1954. Total operating expenses,
and depreciation, amounted to $76,140,nonrecurring tax reductions, operating"
amounted
ended
1954.
12
Robert E.
revenues
months
12
expenses
30,
Pa., population approximately
Pennsylvania-Dutch country, about seven
of
the
for
including provisions for taxes
567
Excluding the effect of
Pa.,
Pa.
President
2178.
p.
Operating
Co.—New Plant—
has been awarded the
contract for construction of a new $3,500,000 plant for the WarnerLambert
company,
manufacturers of cosmetics, toiletries, and pro¬
prietaries, it was announced on Nov.. 10.
,
Robert
—
182,
182, p. 1847.
Co.—Current Sales Up—
1955—4 Wks.—1954
1955—20 Wks.—1954
$23,427,945 $19,163,437 $113,058,436 $32,295,078
-Period End. Nov. 12—
Sales
negotiated by
was
periods of idleness.—V.
after long
even
1506.
p.
Waltham Watch
of
United States Plywood Corp.—Has Record Earnings—
^
^aies
$29,500,000 in.
record date.
1225.
Wasatch
in three Chicago
rocket launchers.
of
2742,
p.
794.
shares of
the
and
$8,000,000 per year, though how much income
over
Hoffman
$8,375,683,
for
private sale of 322,700 shares of capital stock by Teviah
Sachs, President, and Gilbert Sachs, Vice-President, for
dent^0 f°r an unc**sci°sec* Price> according to Hyman Marcus, Presigraphic
total
a
Nov.
on
that it
quarter
compared
per
foreign
■^Includes
1957.
has
loss
$645,000.
of
outstanding—
from
$0.26
&
not made
corporation
the
profit
nine-month
.
p.
inc.
United States Hoffman Machinery Corp.—Acquisition
This
additional
14
Period End. Sept. 30—
5,500,
working
been
the
outstanding
Net
339,585
Co., Charlotte, N. C., and A. C.
Allyn & Co. Inc., Chicago, 111., on Nov. 23 offered pubhcly 200,000 shares of common stock (par $2.50) at $18
Per share.
This offering; which was quickly oversub¬
used
and
Nov.
income
Inc.
$631,094
123,400
are
for
stock,
Minot,
Corp.
before
$600,000
$698,122
income
proceeds
have
Eastman, Dillon & Co.—V. 182, p.
221,396
was
with
Net
Company
only
181, p.
ferred
cents
1954
United Insurance Co. of America, Chicago, 111.—Stock
net
96
Holding
General
$2,960,779
1060.
p.
before depletion & depreciat'n
Sold—R. S. Dickson
The
to
compared
common
year.
Earnings per share
for
1955
share
obtain
will
Weslinghouse Air Brake Co.—New Development—
miles
scribed,
Gera
Net
—V.
$4,014,722-
common
international
the
44,000
-
906.
p.
.
at
This company is issuing to holders of its first 7 % cumu¬
lative preferred stock, second 4% non-cumulative pre¬
report, H. E.
said that additional flood damage from
15 at the company's plants at Naugatuck,
quarter
on
of
net
Unremitted
1,830,000
income
Earnings
last
would
Income taxes
4,834,779
Depletion
on
equivalent
Sales
'
United Electric Coal Companies—Earnings Up—
taxes
also
has
hearing
a
Shelbyville
UNDERWRITERS—Other
25,000
and
depreciation
Miscel. income and miscel. deductions
Northwest
Pacific
permit
to
Westcoast
announced
was
declaring
Commission
1955,
Western
22%
above
the
loss at the com¬
Pipelines & Petroleums Ltd. above.—V. 177, p. 2709.
cents
50
The
tEarns.
1954
6,339,722
_
Three Months Ended Oct. 31—
Federal
flood
3 Months Ended Sept. 30—
2,300,000
,
share^_l___lI__L__i.i_;JL_____:i"■
-opers.
and
year
The
share of
a
share
loss
Vulcan Detinning
$33,266,317 $25,181,765
•Adjusted to the present capitalization.—V.
Profit from
$27,381,146,
Verney Corp.—Sale Approved—
purposes.
1955
,
__—
per
$3.05
to
Exploration, Inc., Minot, N. D.—Files—
both
Income
from
gas
Kentucky.
tributes
both
for
Subs.)—Earnings Higher—
___■
taxes
the
—V.
with
Sales
ago.
comparative
last
of
the
request
7,
through
was
Nine Months Ended Sept. 30—
Net
sales
Federal
last
accompanying
net loss
a
fourth
company
Com.
Carbon
$20,084,571
notification with the
SEC covering 4,141 shares of common stock
(no par) to be offered
.to employees at an average price of $33.26
per share pursuant
to
an
Employees' Stock Purchase Plan.
No underwriting is involved.
—V. 180, p. 1879.
the
3,448.477 against 3,311,892 tons
in the
same
period of last year. Tonnage sold, including purchased
coal, for the first six months totaled 5,276,497 compared with the ad¬
justed total of 4,862,304 tons a year ago.—V. 182, p. 722.
United
at
Shares
$21,032,366
of
.period
ratably
year.
31,
the
for
sales
same
adjusted
were
coal
of
$10,162,297
months'
months'
$283,758,
months ended
of
for
14
covering 200,000
See
Washington
According to the present application, the only remaining subsidiary,
Kengas, Inc., is not a gas utility company within the meaning cf
'___
came
$5,090,285,
was
a
estimated
corporation
shares.
tha
of
Western
146,452
profit
net
period.
cents
38
cents
flood
an
bonus,
Varberg,
some
250,655
common
a
to
1955
Chairman,
Canadian
offered
its
order
an
and
1955,
other
net
taxes,
from the
sale
the
gain will be included
quarters
three
sales
$19,163,895
six
of
fourth
the
with
For
sales
income
1955,
included
earnings
and
and
SEC
in
purchase
company,
for
March
quarter were $231,736,559,
quarter of 1954, Net profit
Vick Chemical Co.
ended
balance
third
to
82
Oct.
on
equiva¬
ago,
profit was $1,046,953
after Federal income taxes, equivalent to 79 cents a share of common
stock, compared with $740,418 and 51 cents a common share for the
same
period a year ago.
The
same
message
Jr.,
Uranium
•
months
bonus,
third
the
caused
The
of the company's fiscal year,
consolidated
net
income
of
$831,512
after
Federal
income
taxes,
equivalent after preferred dividend requirements to 67 cents a share
on
1,108,511
shares
of
common
stock
outstanding.
This
compares
with
before
special
The
to
understood Westcoast
pany;
earns.
$22,290,861
above
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Co.—Earnings Increased—
its
and
company
ended
tor
reserve
mining operations.
above.-—V.
Ry.
is
SEC
stock.
or
company's
See
Commission
Corp.
Western Kentucky Gas Co.—Ceases to Be
22,819,858
168,179
loss,
36%
Loan to Canadian Firm
Transylvania RR.—Offer to Stockholders—
See
It
share.
a
only public offering will be the debentures and
Po^ver
This
$3.47
flood
and
equal
$6,641,984
a
The
loans, probably from New York banks.—V. 181,
$
United States Smelting:, Refining & Mining Co.—Makes
bank;
a
Tracerlab
by
Tracerlab,
working capital for
to
to
Financing
border.
on
Keleket X-Ray Corp.,
to
construction
leased
be
to
eral
1954
33,315,210
nine-month
the
$3,285,398,
Conn.,
Lee
proceeds,
8
42,800,226
share
been
the
common
Humphreys,
heavy rains
an underwriting
Higginson Corp., Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.,
and Estabrook & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
are to be supplied
bv amendment.
Of
compared
corresponding
renego¬
prior years'
Cabin
be
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., It is undestood, will take $40,000,000
of the bonds, with the remainder
going to four other insurance com¬
panies and banks. Completion of the deal awaits approval of the Fed¬
Naugatuck, Conn., Woonsocket, R. I., and Chicopee
totaled $11,877,760. The
net
loss, after reduction
in
sales
$1.34
to
by
-
62,951,564
adjusts.
and
will
company
587,269,614
subsidiaries
of
have
for
income
share
quarter
the
other
credited
less
in
deduction
Mass.,
federal
In
covering $1,500,000 of 5% convertible
be offered for public sale through
1955,
1970,
the
$52
were
plants in
with
Corporation and
with
been
common
high
taxes
headed
in
1
per
would
a
statement
&
this
I
expected to take the form of $83,000,000 of first mortgage bonds,
$20,500,000 of subordinate debentures and about $20,000,000 of common
stock.
Pipeline
taxes,
of
1150.
p.
It is
shares
5,090,285
which
Falls,
payment
Tracerlab, Inc., Boston, Mass.—Registers With SEC—
1,
1955,
$101,472,000
(net)
record
Non¬
(Continued from page 10)
18,
31,
respectively,
income
Before
,
corrected
have
interests
loss
Net
Investment News
Nov.
compared with
after $2 -
1955
reneg.
180,
2,087,029
holders'
Flood
was
group
date
address
new
common.
Oct.
business
$194,694,277 in the
Nov.
that
the
Pa.—V.
group of underwriters headed by Eastman, Dillon & Co. is arrang¬
ing financing, of $123,000,000 for this Canadian gas pipeline operator.
$2,853,700,
common
2,
A
per
Equity in earnings applicable to minority share¬
1
Earnings
was
Incorrect.
The
is indicated here.
registration
p.
foreign income
of
pany's
a
of
1,639,804
on
ended
to
$61,437,000,
182,
foreign activities,
Net
filed
quarter
months
1954
and
remitted
income tax.
corporation
of
share
per
$2.79'
Dec.
Greensburg,
Westcoast Tranmission Co., Ltd.—Proposed
profit
$5,253,400.
to
688,775,620
transfer
1-J5
xLess Jamaica income tax.
This
the
six
and
months
$1.62
net
of
P
for
12-30
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian non-residents tax.
{Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
General
six
or
stock
common
Earnings of foreign operations not available
•Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
date ana'or record date
consolidated
Hill,
1 639 804
on
(& Subs.)—Earnings—
11-15
(increased quar.)
date
1954
2068.
tiation
11-15
50c
published
sales
for
outstanding
same
1954.—V.
Inc.
7-10
35c
Previous
and
of
Federal
1-10
Special
y
1955,
sales
4-10
—
Less British
31,
of
West Penn Power Co.—Moves
Headquarters—
Effective
97
or
$
12-20
37y2c 4-30-56
(J. S.) Co. (year-end)
Youngstown Steel Door (quar.)_
a
Oct.
$1,444,600,
9 Months Ended Sept. 30—
l
37V2c 1-31-56
Young
youngstown Sheet & Tube
the
$32,370,000
Net
10-18
12M>c
(quar.)
Inc.
Yard-Man,
of
United States Rubber Co.
1-20
20c
in
taxes,
outstanding.
periods
12-20
2-
presently
income
452,000
ended
per share
on
compared
with
This
taxes
12-20
1-
profit
with
to $1.55
outstanding.
income
in the corresponding
quarter
outstanding on Oct. 31, 1954.
months
Consolidated
H-i8
50c
the
on
then
11-18
1
20c
20c
(Rudolph) ________
Wyandotte Worsted (resumed)
Wytex Oil Corp., class A (extra)
net
now
after
to $5,523,700, after estimated
income taxes
profit was equal,
after preferred dividends,
net
362,500
l
25c
Wurlitzer
Extra
1- 3
12- 1
12-
six
amounted
11-15
25c
Monthly
6%
12-
12-1
--
—
Extra
6%
1
$1,693,600,
shares
the
share
of
share
per
The
12- 1
—
Monthly
6%
12-
3
12-15
$1
Extra
Class
1
1-
profit
For
10-31
12-15
t3c
25c
Wright-Hargreaves
Wrigley (Wm.)
12-
50c
.
41/2% conv. prior preferred
Worumbo Mfg., 5% prior pfd.
net
common
11-10
12-20
shares
common
11-15
12- 1
12-12
dividends,
o
11-15
12-1
T $1.12 V2
$1.12V2
$2.50
(quar.)
Fu°f 2,004,229
n^aoonqUa1' after Preferre<*
the
cents
12- 2
12- 1
7V2c
u
—
prior preferred
Holdert
Payable of Re*.
a
Woodward Iron (stock dividend) Two shares
for each share held
Wooster Rubber Co
—
Stock dividend
Woolworth (P. W.) Co. (quar.)
Woolworth (F. W.), Ltd., 6% pref. (s-a)—
Worthington Corp., common
(quar.)
41/2%
When
Share
■■
to reimburs
These loan*
may be paid
The company expects
to pay the notes with funds to be obtained from long-term financing
in 1956, for which the pattern has not as yet been sec.
On Oct.
25 the company's subsidiary, Wisconsin Natural Gas }
the
sold
company
$2,500,000
was
purchased
Inc
at
a
price
at any time after May 1,
1956.
of 33/s%
25-year first mort?a^nl^v stu^'t &
through competitive bidding by Ha
of 100.37% of the principal amount, making the
Co
'
co_.
b^r^Vy^^^T^v-'i <**
mu&£s^$snt V&awair ^ Jwixiyfi^r<n*A' •:
54
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2203)
3 35%.
money
pay
Proceeds
$470 000 of short-term
from the sale of the bonds were used to
bank loans incurred in connection with the
company's construction program, and
additions and improvements to its gas
Wood Newspaper Machinery
Corp.—Secondary Offer¬
1955.—V.
9,
$14.25 per share, with a
per
share.
dealer's concession of 70 cents
It was quickly completed.—V. 182, p. 258.
See J. P. Stevens
3 Mos. End.
Sept. 30,'55
Net
sales
Income before taxes
Provision for taxes
on
on
income
record
Dec.
income
Shares
1955
1954
Earnings per
Shares
the
in
indicated
106,931
as
outstanding
at
$3,072,665
$1,018,478
642,136
$1.37
at
642,136
628,886
$1.62
Sept.
30,
$4.79
1955
do
not
include
additional shares in process of being issued at that date
with rights offering to shareholders. All shares offered
connection
«*•"
Arabian
the
;
the
E.
author
Allen,
of
the
Board
"Yard-Man."
over the
counter.—V.
The
D.
Development
180,
p.
Corp.—Granted
Oil
&
commence
This corporation
Mineral
weighs
D. C., foreign investment specialist
on Nov. 23, announced that his firm
oil and mineral concession in history
Washington,
this corporation,
the
first overall
In
Kingdom of Yemen.
Aden
ThP
with
*
a
"'s
a
,raWa,
„
by
'
•
popular'^
of
of
"Presidents
Who
Have
Known
the
m.'..
Ave.
Washing
gto:
'*
Corp.—New Portable Radio-
only
on
This
radio."
19
ounces,
announcing
Zenith's
first
7-transistor
tTonniim
v.
;.
,i*
,
"£■:
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the difference between
can mean
or
•
the "No" that
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answers
frightened question. For the girl's
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a
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•
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war on our most
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some
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today
,
r\
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child's
ponm<,«
Safeg8
r;>
help
the
the
appro®"
rvo
Your
to
L.
that
stated
period of 30 years.
the "Yes"
radio
C.
Truesdell, Vice-President and Director of
battery cost for the Royal 500 is much lower'n? '
>wer
for the average set of this type.
The_ Zenith set operates for
mately lc per hour as compared to 6 to 17c an hour for 7mnnPl
nf
fnho
nnrfohloc
\T
1P9
1 RAfJ
Ui small, compact .vacuum tube portables.—V. 182, p. 1506.
distributors,
agreement covers 40,000 square miles of the Kingdom and gives
this
corporation, an independent exploration and development firm,
exclusive rights to explore and develop petroleum and mineral resources
a
of
fir,
Sauri!
Nov. 22 announced the "Royal 500 all-tranct
new
portable radio uses seven
transistors
yet it is so powerful that it brinks'
in
weak,
long
distant
stations
which
are
ordinarily
out
of
the
ran»
®
4-transistor miniature radios.
°e
.
The
for
SOUthPrn
2130.
portable
Gabler,
President of
negotiated
the
Protectorate
located at
1028
Connecticut
exploration early next year.
corporation,
C, will
name
traded
has
with
me
Kingdom of
bearing lands in
corporation; Jack Crichton
nat
Is
geologist of Dallas, Texas, is Executive Vice-Presidert nF
director; and Jack M. Jessen, oil and petroleum attorney is w
and Counsel of the corporation.
• ecietary
is
Concession—
S.
British
OH
the
oil
-
George
Chairman
Zenith Radio
Walter
by
richest
,
r
approximately 1,100 shareholders in 21 states;
in Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois and Ohio. It
continuously since 1937.
customer is Sears Roebuck & Co. which markets the
under
Yemen
the
by
auuttWU
bordered
the
The agreement provides a 50-50 division of ,a!l net profits n™
to the corporation.
It allows a six-year exploration
period f/vn
ng
which, if no commercial quantities of petroleum or minprWw
wlng
cated, the agreement can be voided.
aie lo.
dividends
is
and
Sea
of
195-
known
interest
stock
Red
is
It
some
28
«
1.
principal
The
r
"luuaivnjr
Feninsula.
oontains
Monday, November
.
approximately 75,000 square miles of territory
-9 Mos. End. Sept. 30-
$882,886
Sept. 30-—
outstanding share
outstanding
Sept.
corporation has
paid
Its
$24,702,812 $75,824,296 $65,046,912
1,787,050
6,309,102
2,094,187
904,164
3,236,437
1,075,709
—
dated
prospectus
slow
and
Net income
in
is
has
Co.—Earnings Rise—
outlined
plan
corporation,
seasonally
products
Yale & Towne Manufacturing
to
1382.
makers of lawn mowers, on Nov. 15 reported for
first quarter ended Sept. 30, sales of $1,898,392
compared with $1,266,778 in the corresponding 1954 quarter and net
profit after taxes of $89,230 or 18 cents a share on the common stock
against $45,072 or nine cents a share a year ago.
The directors have
declared a regular quarterly
dividend of I2V2
cents a share on the common stock, payable Dec.
15 to holders of
its
principal
& Co., Inc. above.—V. 181, p. 906.
p.
Yard-Man, Inc., Jackson, Mich.—Earnings Up—
The
Worumbo Manufacturing Co.—Offer for Stock—
182,
which
This
ing—A secondary offering of 12,094 shares of common
stock (par $1) was made by Hemphill, Noyes & Co. at
according
issued
were
the remainder will be used for
utility plant.—y.,.,182, p. 658.
;
.
you-in the days to
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come.
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Cancer
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Number 5485
Volume 182
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
1
t
.
(2299)
—rs-
^
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,
t
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
Alabama
Offering
Note
Exeter
Executive
—
Di¬
Charles P. Rogers
an¬
that the Authority will
receive sealed bids until 1 pm.
rector
nounces
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $582,000 preliminary loan notes.
1956.
Dated Jan. 3,
Due
Legality
13, 1956.
Caldwell,
July
on
approved
Trimble
Marshall,
by
Union
2179
Bank
&
of
America
Savings
Sch.
(MST)
a.m.
Dist.
No.
1
until
from
1,
1955. Due
1958
to
1968
July
on
inclusive,
rincipal and interest
(J-J) pay¬
County Treasurer's
ffice. Legality approved by Gust,
osenfeld, Divelbess & Robinette,
at
able
the
to
aricopa County Sch. Dist. No. 6
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Offering — Rhea
Averill,
lerk of the Board of
ill
receive
sealed
(MST)
.m.
urchase
onds.
Jan.
on
..of
Supervisors,
bids
until
5
for
$406,000
10
the
building
Dated Jan.
1, 1956. Due on
uly 1 from 1957 to 1976 inclusive,
rincipal and interest
ble
at
Hannaford
the
County
(J-J) payTreasurer's
ffice.
Offering
Johansen, County Clerk, will receivei sealed bids at his office in
Santa Rosa, until 3:15 p.m. (PST)
Nov.
on
29
Dec.
for
the
building
$80,000
Bond
County, Calif.
Offering — James
Bond
until 10
the
Irvin
that
announces
Council
will
(PST)
a.m.
clusive.
interest
the County
Legality ap¬
Principal
payable
(M-N)
and
at
office.
Treasurer's
receive
Los
1956 to
1980, inclusive. Prininterest (J-D) payable
California National
ank, of San Francisco, or at the
City Bank, of New
ork Citv, or at the Continental
irst National
llinois
National
Bank
&
Los
Elem.
School
District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 buildng bonds offered Nov. 22—v. 182,
2071
.
—
merican
isco,
f Los
to
Trust
Co.,
R.
and
Moulton
H.
San
Mineral
Co.,
ing, until 2 p.m. (PST)
for the
purchase of
uilding
bonds.
955. Due
972
on
Dated
Dec.
1
from
in
on
Nov.
$17,000
Dec.
1,
1956 to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(J-D) payable at the CounyrTreasurer's office. Legality aofoved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her|ngton & Sutcliffe, of San Fran1SC0.
I
'
Bond
i
School
County,
Offering
—
District,
Calif.
James
!
n»l
10 a.m. (PST) on Dec. 1 for
purchase of $116,000 building
°nds. Dated Nov.
15, 1955. Due
Nov. 15 from 1956 to 1979 in-
4"N)
payable
at
and
the
interest
offered Nov. 21
p.
2071
—
American
v.
office. Legality apby Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
—
v.
were awarded to
Trust Co., of San
office.
County, Calif.
The $300,000
Bond Sale
nicipal
fered
improvement
November
bonds
100.009,
about
as
a
price of
cost
of
follows:
on
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
3V4S.
'
-
June
on
15
1969 to 1976 inclusive.
from
West
Due
School
Covina
District,
Los
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $81,000 build¬
ing
offered Nov. 22 were
Security-First Nation¬
bonds
awarded to
H. Moulton & Co.,
Angeles, .jointly, as
al Bank, and R.
of
Los
100.11,
at
2.98%.
bonds
Due
Dec.
terest
County, Calif.
Offering — William
Bond
Riverside County,
—
G. A. Pequeg-
P.
sealed bids at his
office.
Treasurer's
proved
the
at
payable
(J-J)
and
Principal
inclusive.
Legality
Angeles.;^
Linda
County
Bond
182, p.
Dean
2071
school
—
v.
awarded to
were
San Fran¬
cisco, as 3V4S, at a price
basis of about 3,23%.
of 100.12,
(City and County
of), California
Bond
Offering-—
Will be received
payable
1956 to
Sealed
bids
until Dec. 19 for
— Secretary John
Searles, Jr., announces that the
Agency will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 6 for
the purchase of $4,380,000 prelim¬
inary loan notes.
Dated Jan. 3,
Due
July 13, 1956.. Le¬
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
*
on
'
t
series
Nov. 22
Sale
K
—
—
v.
$48,700,000
of
were
a
York,
!
Actual
savings
ings
all
on
Chemical
group
Boston
First
contracts
$8,725,851.13 under feasibility es¬
timates.
(F-A) payable at the
and interest
Chemical Corn
New York City.
Exchange Bank, of
Legality approved
by Caldwell, Marshall,
Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Bond Sale—The
$5,438,000 sewer
revenue
'
'
Sale
Bond
—
The
18—v.
Nov.
awarded
posed
of Pierce, Carrison, WulInc., of Jacksonville, Bar-
Kindred
cus,
182,
a
1849—
p.
group
com¬
& Co., of Chicago,
and J. M. Dain &
Harriman
a
as
Co., of Mineap-
olis, at a price of 98.00, a net in¬
terest cost of about 3.84%, as fol¬
$333,000 3V4S, due
April 1 from 1962 to 1964
on
{
inclusive, and $2,020,000 2%s,
due on April 1 from 1965 to
j
1978 inclusive.
2,500,000 bonds: $375,000 3s, due
j
j
'
April 1 from 1957 to 1961
on
inclusive; $251,000 3V4S, due
on April 1 from 1962 to 1964
inclusive, and $1,874,000 2%s,
j
,
due
i
Due on Oct.
1965 inclusive.
$170,000 3%s.
to
1 from
Due on Oct. 1 from
110,000 3V2S.
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Due on Oct.
1971 to 1978 inclusive.
1 from
220,000 3s.
1 from 1965 to
April
on
inclusive.
1981
lows:
1956
net interest cost of about
follows:
inclusive;
fire I
$500,000
were
bern,
100.09,
2.82%,
$2,938,000 bonds: $585,000 4s, due
on April
1 from 1956 to 1961
.
fered
to
Co., both of Chicago, and Fahey,
&
Co., of Cleveland, at
Clark
Fla.
Pierce,
station and jail revenue bonds of¬
Offering
Rockledge, Florida
i
Sale—The
Bond
$144,000 3V4%
paving
and
storm
sewer
and
drainage bonds offered Nov. 22
182,
—v.
Life
1959—were awarded
Company of
p.
Insurance
Virginia, at par.
Blanche
—
sealed bids until 4 p.m.
on
&
Company of
December
GEORGIA
1 from 1956 to
terest
and
Principal
in¬
(J-D) payable at the Chase
Bank, of New York
Manhattan
City. Legality approved by Chap¬
man
& Cutler, of
Chicago.
Bond
rural
•
Bond
Offering
—
R.
on
December
L.
art
from 1956 to 1975
price of par, a net in¬
a
cost
of
about
2.69%,
as
follows:
from
7 for the purchase
and
Co., and the Equitable Se¬
Corp., and by Shields &
&
curities
receive $780,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1,1957.
13,720.000 2.70s. Due on Jan. 1
(EST)
$4,100,000 public improvement
bonds,, as follows:
Reservoir
22
originally formed by Halsey, Stu¬
of
$335,000
a
$14,500,000
offered Nov.
182, p. 1959—were awarded
combination of the syndicates
Co., at
Wm.
Johnson, City Clerk, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
to
Sale —The
road bonds
terest
Fla.
Miami Beach,
Water
Main bonds. Due on August 1
$1,000,000 notes was
Georgia Rural Roads Authority
(P. O. Atlanta), Ga.
—v.
inclusive.
Corn
Wilson.
A block of
Dated August 1, 1955. Principal
&
was
total "sav¬
to date to
$600,000 public improvement cer¬
tificates. Dated December 1, 1955.
Co.,
West¬
ern
New
York, - Buffalo,
ahd
Branch Banking & Trust Co., of
Bros.
Trust
the bids
total
awarded at
a
Bank, of New York,
Brown
on
raises
offered
—
Exchange
Harris Trust
& Savings Bank, Northern Trust
Co., both of Chicago, C. J. Devine
& Co., Salomon Bros & Hutzler,
Corp.,
Bridges
August 1 from
on
1975 inclusive.
1956 to
I
E. Mann,
Bank, Guaranty Trust
New
Street
77th
bonds. Due
.
Orlando, Florida
Turnpike Authority
(P. O. Dania), Fla.
$769,458.53. and
1970
of
.
1112,000
{
Counties.
posed of J. P. Morgan & Co., Inc.,
The
Bankers
Trust
Co., Chase
to
inclusive.
1975
110,000 Alton Road Bridge Wid¬
ening bonds. Due on August 1
I
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
»
Due
interest
Due on August 1 from 1956 to
'
State
City Clerk, will receive
(EST) on
December 7 for the purchase of
2071
1975 inclusive.
bonds offered Nov. 22
182, p. 1959—were awarded
Additional
Savings
on.
Con¬
to a group composed of Kidder,
struction Bids
Additional sav¬
£eabody & Co., R. W. Pressprich
ings of more than three quarters'
& Co., Francis I. duPont & Co.,
of a million dollars were recorded
Lee Higginson Corp., W. E. HutNov. 17 by the Florida State Turn¬
ton & Co., Shearson, Hammill &
pike Authority with receipt of
bids for grading and draining a Co., Hirsch & Co., Roosevelt &
Cross, Coffin & Burr, Inc., Wm.
five
mile
section
in
Broward
E. Pollock & Co., Rand & Co., all
County and construction of 14
of New York City; John Kormenbridges in Palm Beach and Martin
di & Co., and Arthur M. Krensky
com¬
1.85%
i
Hollywood, Fla.
notes
p.
and
'
Of the $51,000,000
182,
1 from 1956 to
to
housing
Bridge
Road
—v.
County
(State of)
Connecticut
'
FLORIDA
Florida
Certificate
Note
Alton
Paving bonds. Due on August
t.
R.
interest
the
at
1
•
Washington), D. C.
1965
CONNECTICUT
Marine
a
San Francisco
in
and
Principal
sive.
470,000
'
Land Agency (P.O.
Note Offering
Treasurer's office.
all
Calif.
November 16
—
office
his
District, Co., and First National City Bank,
Sale—The $106,000
Witter & Co., of
from
1
Dec.
Manhattan
.
Union^ School
bonds offered
ap¬
& Myers,
O'Melveny
by
on
inclusive.
side, until 10 a.rmt(PST) on Dec.
for
the
purchase of $16,000
1972
interest
at
(PST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $20,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
5
1956.
bids
sealed
office in River¬
building bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Due on Jan. 1 from 1957 to
Clerk, will re¬
County
Santa Rosa, until 3 p.m.
receive
will
Clerk,
County
nat,
ceive
(J-D)
California
Bond Offering
Johansen,
on
1975
August 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclu¬
'
ment
1,
Principal and in¬
inclusive.
1971
dated
are
Dec. 1 from 1956 to
on
to
inclusive.
Redevelop7
District of Columbia
!
Fort
The
1955.
Due
465,000 North End Paving bonds.
about
of
basis
a
1956
—
June 15, 1957
150,000 3s. Due on June 15 from
120,000
bonds.
from
v,
—
interest
net
a
3.02%,
1
265,000 Collins Avenue Widening
and
Paving bonds. Due on
COLUMBIA
1
.
of¬
182, p.
awarded to Taylor &
were
—
16
OF
Paving
August
•
1956.
mu¬
—
Co., of Beverly Hills, at
Due
-
Oasis Sch. Dist.,
County
Insurer's
oved
the
Washington Manor Community
Service, District, Alameda
District,
School
Sacramento County,
ne
Principal
interest
and
at
and
.!
!
DISTRICT
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
1 from
165,000 Meridian Avenue Bridge
f'
City.
1977 in¬
America
City
ing bonds
G.
e' 90un^y Clerk, will receive
usive.
—
awarded to
Monterey County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $170,000 build¬
Rio
ealed bids at his office in
Sonora,
n
Calif.
$68,000 build¬
were
—
of
Monterey
of Los
Creek
Principal
payablh
to
Savings
&
.
Tuolumne
1956
Sonoma
Red¬
vest
Curtis
Sch. Dist.,
offered Nov. 22
Francisco.
Bond Offering — Ruth A. Preseigh, County Clerk, will receive
office
15 from
(J-D) payable at the Coun¬
National
ty Treasurer's office.1
Association, of
West Side Union Sch. Dist.,
Francisco, at 100.14.
182,
District,
Shasta County, Calif.
-
Sale—The
Bank
Trust
San
Dec. 1 for
on
$83,000 building
15, 1955. Due
Nov.
cisco.
both
Union
King
ing bonds
the
her
County
York
Solano,
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
Tulare County,
Bond
Fran&
School
led bids at
Nov.
3s,
the
Angeles, jointly.
Buckeye
interest
the
at
Treasurer's office.
the
G.
August 1 from
1975 inclusive.
1956 to
,
J
awarded
were
and
Principal
payable
(J-D)
182, p. 2179
San Mateo
of
Dated
clusive.
a
inclusive.
ompany,
Brisbane
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
at
3s,
as
basis of about 2.95%.
The bonds are dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956 to 1976,
pproved
rancisco.
jointly,
Angeles,
100.40,
Co., of Danbury, or at the
Manhattan
Bank,
New
York City. Legality approved by
Wood, King & Dawson, of New
Extension
Sewer
on
255,000 (Pine Tree Bridge and
Paving bonds. Due on August
on
Chase
and 1958.
offered Nov. 22. were
awarded
to
Blyth & Co., and
William R. Staats & Co., both of
receive
1, 1955. Due
inclusive.
1975
1975 inclusive.
Storm
bonds. Due
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the City National Bank &
White, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in
District,
ing bonds
Trust
of Chicago.
Legality
by
Orrick, Dahlquist,
"erringtcn & Sutcliffe, of San
Bond
School
Joint
Angeles County, Calif.
Sale—The $206,000 build¬
bonds. Dated Dec.
District,
,
Lowell
sealed
parking
revenue
bonds,
ated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
Anglo
School
County, Calif.
Offering
—
James
10 a.m.
453,000
Dawson, Room 2300, 48
St., New York City, until
Trust
Harte
Bond
2071
1956 to
will
Due
1956 to
1,110,000 Islands Sanitary Sewer
bonds. Due on August 1 from
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1975 inclusive.
Tuolumne
1956 to 1977 in¬
15 from
Nov.
ranging from
Clerk,
Pumping Facilion August
1
bonds.
from
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 7 for
purchase of $390,000 school
the
geles.
on
other
11:30
Due
Legality approved by
O'Melveny & Myers, of Los An¬
Twain
ties
&
Wall
1955.
office.
the
by
Sewer
'
Offering—J. Harold San-
Town
King
June 1 from 1957 to 1979 inclu¬
until
taken
were
360,000
and
sealed bids at the office of Wood,
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the County Treasurer's
Dec. 1 for
on
ford,
improvement
June
National
interest,
Redding, Conn.
Bond
1,
sewer
Dated
Hartford
1.50%
1.72% to 1.75%.
until 8 p.m.
Dec. 5 for the purchase
$115,000
the
State banks at rates
Thermal,
on
bonds.
on
$25,000 building
bonds. Dated Nov.. 15, 1955. Due
on
in
of
purchase of
tne
treet
and
fice
to
Bank,
at
$1,300,000
will receive sealed bids at his of¬
$30,000 3i/4s. Due
ids until 8 p.m. (PST) on Dec. 6
or
the purchase of $880,000 off-
t the
G.
White, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids at his office in Sonora,
serially from
inclusive.
Treasurer's
Tuolumne
sold
$13,250,000 various
Sanitary District,
Riverside County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Arlan K. Fast,
Secretary of the Governing Board,
(M-N)
Jamestown School District,
'■
ipal
Dated
Dec. 1 from
on
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Offering—City Clerk Ma-
S.
rom
of
inclusive.
1971
to
purchase
bonds.
1, 1955. Due
1956
1971
Thermal
P.
Bakersfield, Calif.
•
ity
Talbot,
William
—
cisco.
ian
were
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
CALIFORNIA
•i
&
Healdsburg High School District,
Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
to
(PST)
County Treasurer's office.
f Phoenix.
•
San
of San Francisco.
11
on
Dec.
ated
1
of
County Water Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $340,000 water
Supervisors,
Dec. 5 for the pur¬
$80,000 building bonds.
of
chase
Association,
Trust
works bonds offered Nov. 21
sealed bids
receive
will
National
the
Tulare
(P- O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Bond Offering—Harriet
Hiester,
Clerk of the Board of
to
Farmersville
awarded
County
awarded
were
—
Francisco.
Mitchell, of New York City.
Cochise
School District,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $275,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 22—v. 182,
&
ARIZONA
1957
Tulare
p.
the purchase of
purposes bonds. Due
Housing Authority,
Montgomery
inclusive.
1958 to 1971 inclusive.
members
The
Stuart & Co.,
of
the
Halsey,
and Equitable Secu¬
were:
Glore, Forgan
W. Pressprich & Co.,
Estabrook & Co., Dean Witter &
rities
&
group
Co.,
R.
If
4
56
Co.,
system bonds on Dec. 1
Hornblower & Weeks, L. P.
& Co., Bache & Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Byrne & Phelps, Inc., Pierce, Carrison,
Wulbern,
Inc., Newman,
Brown & Co., Van Alstyne, Noel
& Co., Thomas & Co., Ducournau
& Kees, Herbert J. Sims & Co.,
Cunningham,
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Kormendi & Co., Mid-South Se¬
curities Co., George M. Wood &,
Co., Spencer, Zimmerman & Co.,
Inc., and Scherck, Richter & Co.
Shields
of
Associates
Simpson, City Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $85,Bond Sale—The $2,000,000 parks 000
sewage works revenue bonds.
bonds offered Nov. 21—v. 182, p. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due on Dec.
i
Si
until
cago,
receive
Dated April 1, 1955, Due
April 1 from 1960 to 1995
4s.
Dated
Dec.
on
28,000
inclusive.
May
bonds,
4^s.
as
Due
1955.
1,
1 from
Dec.
on
1958 to 1973 incl.
Legality approved by Charles &
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
Consol.
Kendall County Community
School District No. 52 (P. O. R. R.
$111,000 school
v.
182, p. 2071—were awarded to
McDougal & Condon, of Chicago.
and
Principal
to
County Community Unit Sch.
Dist. No. 272 (P. O. Amhoy), III.
Bond Offering—Charles Welty,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 7 for the
interest
Dated
bonds.
Nov.
on
Jan.
1956.
1,
Due
in¬
1974
to
1956
from
1
building
$650,000
of
purchase
1984
(J-D) payable at the Citizens and
clusive.
Southern
(M-N) payable at a banking insti¬
tution mutually acceptable to the
National
Bank, of Ma¬
con, or at the fiscal agency of the
City in New York City. Legality
approved by Sumter, & Kelley, of
will
ft-
receive
sealed
a*
bonds.
revenue
1, 1955.
Due
to
inclusive.
1980
interest
Oct. 1 from 1957
on
(A-O)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
County Sch. Dist. No. 51
Vazzi,
Bond Offering—Frank L.
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 1 for the
purchase of $94,000 building bonds.
Dated Dec.
1965
from
City Treasurer's office, or at the
State's fiscal agency in New York
terest
City.
Due
1, 1955.
to
Dec. 1
on
inclusive.
1975
In¬
Louis.
Legality approved by BurBlair, of Spokane.
J-D.
Charles
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
of
St.
St.
Clair
No.
j
County
Sch.
Dist.
Community Consol.
No. 65 (P. O.
Evanston), III.
J
Bond
sealed
bids until
on
Education
7:30
Dated
school
Dec.
from
1,
the
to
p.m.
Due
1975
at
bank
a
mutually
and
the
inclusive.
trust
agreeable to
Oct.
pay¬
company
the
Board
purchaser.
of
sealed
bids
Chicago.
and
to
1975
The
of New
Athens, or at
Chicago as
or
designated by the successful bid¬
der
and
approved by the Board
Education.
Legality approved
$1,000,-
on
was
Nov. 21 to A. C.
Allyn
Co., Chicago, and Stifel, Nico¬
& Co., of Sc.
Louis, jointly,
laus
as
2s, at 100.31, a basis of about
1.94%. Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Decatur, Illinois
Bond Offering Cancelled
rescinded
to
sell
notice
an
of
issue
The
its
of
Due
Dated Nov. 30,
semi-annually
from
approved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
Licking
Township
O.
Sch.
Hartford
Township
City),
Bond Offering — Hansel Love,
Township Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $66,000
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
semi-annually from July 1,
Due
1956
Jan.
to
1,
Bond
Offering
the
at
Citizens
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller, of
Indianapolis.
Mount
Bond Sale
works
age
Nov. 21
John
&
182,
a
2072
p.
—
Legality
Bank,
approved
of
by
Ellettsville.
Ross,
Mc-
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianap¬
olis.
Chicago.
of
Dec. 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
305,000 3V2S. Due
Dec. 1 from
on
Corp. (P. O. Crawfordsville), Ind.
Bond Sale
The $590,000 first
mortgage revenue'' bonds offered
—
awarded
182,
v.
to
2072
pi
the
City
—were
a
price
of
Clerk,
100.14,
as
basis
a
will
Dec.
bids until
Dec.
5
for
interest
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's office. Legality approved
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Waukon, la.
$48,000
Sale —The
Bond
eral
obligation
m e n
t
the
$167,000 bonds,
$99,000
Township
Nov.
2072—were awarded to
p.
Carleton
D. Beh Co., of Des
2V2S and 2V4S.
as
Bond
Offering
Martha
the
1, 1967 incl. '
semi-annually
from
bonds.
City
Council
Jan.
from
1957
bids
until
3, 1956.
to 1976
2
(CST)
p.m.
special
storm
approved
Indianapolis.
The $82,000 bonds
—
v.
182,
p.
2072
as
fol¬
School
Township
2V4S, at 100.21,
about
30,000
a
bonds
basis
Civil
at
Thomson,
Mag,
Township bonds
a
basis
Feb.
McEvers
of
light
sold
Alexandria, La.
Bond Sale—The
improvement
a
revenue
group
Corp., of Topeka,
1956
Due
to
com¬
as
fol¬
Nov. 1 from
on
1958
Newman,
Co.,
Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, Nusloch,
Baudeau & Smith, Hibernia Na¬
tional
Bank, Arnold
&
Crane,
R. S. Hecht &
Co., and John Dane,
Orleans, at.a price of
100.002, a net interest cost of
about 2.96%, as follows:
all of New
$399,000 2%s. Due
No.
on
and
Dated
in
1961
Nov.
1,
1959
Due
on
Nov. 1, 1961
Due
on
Due
on
1955.
Bonds due
thereafter
of Nov.
are
call¬
1, 1960.
(M-N)
Treasurer's
Principal
payable at
office.
Le¬
gality approved by Dean, Dean &
Quinlan, of Topeka.
bids
until
for
9
building
1956.
to
3
p.m.
(CST) on Dec.
purchase of $1,300,000
the
bonds.
Due
on
and
15,
Jan.
Dated
from
1958
Interest
Jan.
J-J.
15
inclusive.
1986
Martin,
Himel & Morel, of New Orleans,
along with concurring opinion of
bond counsel in St. Louis, Chicago
or New York City.
Legality
approved
Jefferson
by
Parish
O.
(P.
Gretna), La.
Certificate
street
Nov.
Sale—The
paving
6—v.
Ladd
182,
to
$42,531.72
offered
certificates
a
1850—were
headed by
p.
group
Dinkins
&
New
of
Co.,
Orleans.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Barton
to
Barrow,
(P. O.
sold
Co., of
&
Leary
Shreveport.,
...
.
St. Marty Parish (P.
O.
Martinville), La.
Bond Sale—The $460,000 public
improvement bonds offered Nov.
15—v.
to
1508—were awarded
composed
of the
Securities
Corp.,
of
182,
a
p.
group
Equitable
Nashville,
Scharff
&
Jones, Du¬
King¬
& Kees and W. D.
cournau
ston & Co. all of New Orleans,
as
follows:
$147,000 2V2s. Due on Dec. 1
1963
1964 to
1969
from
inclusive.
from
142,000 23/4s. Due on Dec. 1
inclusive.
171,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
from
MAINE
Auburn, Me.
issue
Sale—An
Bond
000
public
of $3oL-
bonds
improvement
Peabody &
Co., and Harriman Ripley & r,0''
Inc.,
both
of New York City,
jointly, as 2.40s, at a price or
was
sold
to
Kidder,
_
100.35,
a
Counties Joint
Schocl District No. 47
$110,000
industrial building bonds was
__
Rush
Parish School District
mouche, Secretary of the Parish
School Board, will receive sealed
Nov. 1, 1965.
interest
State
1 from
(P. O. Platteville), La.
Bond
Offering —N. E. Car-
Nov. 1, 1963
Nov. 1,
as
Jan.
on
inclusive
1
1964.
and
Due
1986
1956 to
1962.
50,000 2%s.
Jan. 1 from
on
1976 inclusive.
Assumption
and 1960.
50,000 2V2S.
offered Nov.
&
Brown
inclusive.
Due
50,000 3s.
the
Bond
Offering
Leslie
M
Mason, Clerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
system
to
$250,000
lows:
$75,000 S^s.
$850,000. public
bonds
21—v. 182, p. 1744—were awarded
to a group composed of
&
posed of Zahner & Co.; Barret,
Fitch, North & Co.; both of Kan¬
sas
City, and the Columbian Se¬
and
Atlantic, Iowa
22
LOUISIANA
1,
Oswatomie, Kan.
able
IOWA
Nov.
2072.
p.
St.
Bond Sale—An issue of
as
about 2.20%.
on
for
Fizzell, of Kansas City.
25,000 2.70s.
100.19,
dated
are
Principal and interest (F-A)
son,
of
2.20%.
(CST)
Rayville, La.
bonds
payable at the State Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Stin-
City Secu¬
Corp., Indianapolis,
a.m.
planned
182,
inclusive.
The
curities
Tippecanoe Twp. (P. O. R. F. D.,
Bourbon), Ind.
10
originally
—v.
awarded
treatment
plant bonds, series 108. Due
on
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1970
and
awarded to the
Aug. 1
on
sewage
was
offered Nov. 22
bonds,
sewer
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
water
—were
Dec.
on
lows:
bonds
—
Due
incl.
purchase of $679,496.22
assessment bonds, as fol¬
able at the Chesterton State
Bond Sale
that
15 for the
1,1955.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
by Ross, McCord, Ice &
Miller, of
issue of
The sale was
will
Manhattan, Kansas
Offering — W. B. Avery,
City Manager, will receive sealed
dated Oct.
Legality
Clerk
July
Bank,
at
1977 to
announces
Dated
1,
1957 to July
1, 1965 inclusive.
are
The
—
29, according to W. T. Judy,
451,000 3s.
—
Schultz
City
1956.
semi-annually from July
Chesterton.
will be sold
1958 to
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
(CST)
on
Dec.
6
for
the
purchase of
$833,600 electric plant
revenue
of
68,000 Civil Township bonds. Due
The bonds
17—
of
bonds.
Offering
$650,000 State Property and Build¬
ings Commission revenue bonds
Augusta. Kan.
(CST)
purchase
follows:
„V<
•
Kentucky (State of)
KANSAS
receive
7:30 p.m.
as
School
Due
gen¬
improve-
street
offered
bonds
182,
v.
Ted Kimmel,
the
Legality
Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
1958 inclusive. Principal and
310,804.52
will
office.
•
•
Bond
to
Portage Twp. (P. O. R. R. I, Gary),
sealed
receive
bonds. Dated
project No. 2. Due
—
1, 195,5. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
'
.
(CST) on
5 for the purchase of $25,000
48,000.00
Bond Offering
Township Trustee,
Aug.
KENTUCKY
1 from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Indiana
Sept. 1 from
inclusive. - m
on
Treasurer's
t
$320,691.70 internal improvement,
series 106 bonds. Due on Aug.
about 2.98%.
Sept. 1 from
inclusive. :
on
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
3s,
Securities
Corporation, of Indianapolis,
at
City
4 i
Executive Director.
Bond
New Market Joint School
Building
—
City, Iowa
Offering—Helen B. Web¬
Bond
ster,
serially
1979 to 1986 inclusive.
17
Charles
iq^
lan, of Topeka.
Nov.
were
composed of
Co., A. C. Allyn
&
both
1958 to
the
City
Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
group
Nuveen
$505,000 3%s. Due
Township
State
State
1956
1
approved by Dean, Dean# Quin,
at
office.
bonds offered
Chicago,
and
Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.,
of
Toledo, at 100.03, a net interest
cost of about 3.55%, as follows:
Goble,
semi-annually from July 1,
1957 to Jan.
1, 1966. Principal and
interest (J-J) payable at the Peo¬
a.m.
The ;j»diu,u00 sew¬
—
v.
to
Co.,
21/4S,
Trustee, will receive
sealed bids until 7
p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 5 for the purchase of
$17,000
school bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955.
Due
will
10
payable
Treasurer's
Moines,
Vernon, Ind.
revenue
—
awarded
$52,000
Felix
until
1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1956
1970 inclusive. Principal and
pay¬
State
Bank,
City. Legality approved
Hartford
as
—
M.
iqeft
Septal'from
inclusive. i. « •
1975
and interest
Maude
receive
(CST)
on
Dec. 8
for the purchase
of
$500,000 sewer bonds. Dated Nov.
and
Township Indep.
Sch. Twp. (P. O.
Stinesville),
Iowa
—
l
on
1967
to
*■
-
64,000 3%s. Due
&
Sept.
on"Sept.
'
1963
to
1968
Clerk,
City
bids
inclusive.
1967
Principal and interest (J-J)
rities
INDIANA
1964
Dated
Oifering
water revenue
Ind.
1959.
1960 to
Le¬
Chapman
by
Cedar Rapids,
B^nd
June 30, 1957 to June 30, 1975 in¬
clusive.
Interest
J-D.
Legality
Bean Blossom
ples
—
p.m.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
$280,000 bonds.
1955.
1
lows:
Indiana
bonds, series B,
has
inclusive.
bank in St. Louis
(P. O. Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—An issue of
000 corporate
City
p.m.
foregoing supple¬
Cook County Forest Preserve
Dist.
intention
7:30
Louis.
—
of
the
Principal
interest (J-D) payable at the
State Bank
a
of
report published in our
issue of Nov. 21—v.
182, p. 2180.)
&
until
inclusive.
1975
to
approved
gality
on
Education, will receive
ments the
awarded
of
Legality ap¬
Chapman & Cutler, of by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
proved b.y
(Note
or
Board
Secretary
Allen H.
and
Cutler, of Chicago.
(CST)
until
bids
1, 1957 to Jan.
—
16,000 2%s. Due
32,000 3V8S. Due
1956
1955
'
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
interest
Illinois
Bond Offering
1958
on
A.
Morton
—
on
1957.
32,000 27/ss. Due
sealed
(P. O. New Athens),
(CST)
$2,-
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
Counties
(CST)
on
Dec. 2
for
the
purchase of
$350,000 building bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec, 1 from
receive
building
1955.
1957
Monroe
bonds.
will
Dec. 9 for the purchase of
954,000
1
that
announces
of
60
Schlesinger,
Offering—Secretary Oscar
Lamphar
Board
and
Community Unit School District
ILLINOIS
•
Offering
and
p.m. (CST) on Dec. 5 for the
purchase of $650,000 general obli¬
gation
school
building
bonds.
from
28
follow^
$15,000 2%s. Due
to
on
cham &
Cook
(P. O. Muncie),
Monday, November
.
2
Krebs,
Indiana
.
Co., Lucas, Eisen & Waeckerln
Inc., and Barret, Fitch, North x
Co., all of Kansas City, as
tors, will receive sealed bids until
1263—and were
p.
Dist., Iowa
Buck,
.
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
sealed
Nov.
(P. O. Warden), III.
bids
Dated Oct.
'
'
Madison
7 p.m.
sewer
St.
of
I,!
Cox, City
(MST) on Dec. 5 for
the purchase of $275,000 water and
ft;
Trauernicht,
Louis.
'
Meridian, Idaho
until
&
Charles
Bond Offering—H. J.
Clerk,
interest
and
Principal
purchaser and the Board of Edu¬
cation.
Legality
approved
by
Atlanta.
IDAHO
132,
cancelled.
by
approved
Community Sch.
inally scheduled to be offered on
Oct. 1—v.
Lee
1955.
1,
"
able
Yorkville), III.
Sale—The
Bond
bids
1960
Legality approved
(P.
sewerage
Dated
anticipation
Dec.
from
1
by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller, of Indian¬
apolis.
The foregoing bonds were orig¬
inclusive.
Trea¬
sealed
and sewerage revenue
certificates.
sold to the North¬
Company, of Chi¬
follows:
as
on
noon
Due
were
totaling
$184,000 water works and sewer¬
age
improvement
and
refunding bonds, as 4%s and
Offering—Emory C.
will
ton.
Legality
Bond Offering—Erwin L.
ceive
Bonds
—
Securities
ern
(EST) on Dec. 8 for
purchase of $3,750,000 water
the
Sale
$212,000
of Board of Water Commis¬
surer
able at the First Bank of Charles¬
Bond
III.
HutsonviUe,
Bond
Macon, Ga.
sioners,
inclusive.
1978
to
Delaware County
building bonds offered Nov. 17—
and
Britt
Lambert, County Auditor, will re¬
Co.
Secretary
1956
from
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
inclusive.
1965 to 1975
Co., Ginther, Johnston &
Mackey, Dunn & Co., and
Matthews,
30
Co.,
&
1964 inclusive.
1959 to
&
Certificate
group
1,395,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Condon, Bartow
Leeds
&
Co.,
Talmage & Co., Allan Blair & Co.,
White-Phillips Co., Inc., AllisonWilliams Co., Inc., M. A. Saund¬
ers
& Co., Juran & Moody, Inc.,
Harrington & Co., R. A. Under¬
J.; Lee Peeler &
III.
$605,000 2s/4S. Due on Dec. I from
Morrow7
&
Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Baxter, Williams &
Co., Stroud & Co., G. H. Walker
& Co., Gregory & Sons, Eldredge
& Co., Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., An¬
drews & Wells, Inc., A. M. Kidder
& Co., Lyons & Shafto, Inc., Field,
Richards & Co., Rodman &
Renshaw,
Sterne,
Agee
&
Leach,
Thornton, Mohr & Farish, Stubbs,
Smith & Lombardo, Inc., Hendrix
& Mayes, Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Arnold & Crane, Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson, Shelby Collum,
Davis
&
Co.,
Raffensperger,
Hughes
&
Co.,
Seasongood
&
Mayer, Ellis & Co., McDougal &
Co.,
a
C. Allyn
of A.
composed
to
awarded
inclusive.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
'
<
District,
Park
Inc., John Nuveen & Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane,
all of Chicago, Stifel, Nicolaus &;
Co., of St. Louis, Barcus, Kindred
& Co.,
and McCormick & Co.,
both of Chicago, at a price
of i
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.95%, as follows:
Watkins,
wood
'
.
Louis,
2071—were
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis, Ira Haupt & Co., Hayden,
Stone & Co., Stockton, Broome &
i
'
■
.
St.
East
Co.
&
Bond
182,!
v.
2180.
p.
were:
J
Charleston, Ind.
Offering — Elizabeth D.
$1,400,000 motor vehicle parking
Rothschild
Co.,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(2300)
basis of about
Farmington,
Bond
Sale—The
2.36%.
Maine
.
$240,000 school
until 10
a.m.
the
of $900,000 electric
Bond Sale—An issue of
$159,000 p. 2072 — were awarded to Haibonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
CIO
riman
OD1U
b\J
, building bonds was sold to a grouo
Ripley & Co., Inc., New
glUUU
I II11 aJ. A
xt
wv/.j
7
n
Dec. 1 from 1957 to 1965
composed of Luce, Thompson &'York. City, and H. M. Payson «
(CST)
on
Dec. 15 for
Otis), Kan.
purchase
revenue
wvaiuo
Due
on
VV
bonds
f*
a
offered
Nov.
22
—
V,TJ
7]
Number 5485
182
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Portland, jointly, as 2.60s,
Co., of
100.20, a basis of about 2.57%.
at
MARYLAND
Co., New York
City, and R. L. Day & Co., of
Boston, jointly, as 2.40s, at 100.42,
basis of about 2.35%.
a
Boonsboro, Md.
j
••t'.t
:
the Bankers Trust
:
:
Baltimore.'.
j
•
Sale
various
special
Co.,
Chicago,
Trust
Co.,
at
1.98%.
St.
100.06,
.
28
Nov.
the
for
purchase
$5,000,000- notes.
Dated
1955. Due Oct. 22, 1956.
of
Dec.; 1,
Donald Funi,
—
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids at the First National Bank of
Municipal
Mercantile
Louis, jointly, as
basis of about
a
School
District,. Mich.
Bond Offering—Lucretia
.
will
receive
Division,
sealed
until' 8
bids
(EST) on Nov. 29 for the
purchase
of
$360,000
building
p.m.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
April 1 from 1956 to 1972 inclu¬
sive.
Haverhill, Mass.
Offering
and
Wood,
Gildea, Secretary of Board of Education,
Note Offering—James E.
City Collector-Treasurer; will re¬
ceive sealed bids until noon (EST)
$3,280,000 bonds, as follows:
payable at
a
bank
or
trust
Due
project
Dec.
on
bonds.
from
1
1956
to
field, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
Oak
Park
and
Southfield
(City)
and
Royal
Oak
Townships School
District (P. Oi Oak Park), Mich.
Bond Sale
The $4,500,000
building bonds offered Nov. 17—
182,
v.
1975 inclusive.
1851—were awarded to
p.
syndicate headed by the First
of Michigan Corporation, of De¬
a
500,000 school bonds. Due
from 1956 to
1
hospital
650,000
';
bonds.
Dec. 1 from 1956
'
elusive.
Dec.
on
1974 inclusive.
Due
on
1975
to
in-
*.
•
troit, and Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
of Toledo, at a price of 100.01, a
net interest cost of about 3.38%,
bonds. Due
sewer
1 from 1956 to
50,000
on
water
Dec.
1964 inclusive.
mains
1
from
bonds.
1956
1964
1955.
at
the
Boston.
Dec.
First
National
1,
pay¬
Bank
Legality approved
Lunenburg, Mass.
Bond Sale—The
$985,000 school
project bonds offered Nov. 22
.
—
v.
182,
a
2072
p.
awarded
were
—
group composed of Estabrook
&
Co., W. E. Hutton & Co., R. L.
Day \& Co., Lee Higginson Corp.,
and Lyons & Shafto, Inc., as
2Vis,
at 100.14, a basis of about 2.47%.
New Bedford, Mass. " '
Bond Offering — Raymond
Markey, City Treasurer, will
ceive sealed bids until
Nov.
on
30
$1,300,000
for
the
o
D.
re¬
(EST)
purchase of
noon
school
project bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
cipal and interest payable at the
Shawmut
Bank
of
Bos¬
ton. Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge,
2,310,000 ,3y4S.
O. Dedham),
(P.
Massachusetts
Note Sale
000
to
—
hospital
renewal
Norfolk
issue of $400,-
An
tuberculosis
tenance
notes
County
main¬
sold
was
Trust
Co.,
of
Norfolk, at 1.345% discount. Due
April 4, 1956.
j
Preston
Nichols, Town Treasurer, will
1981
Other
cate:
bids
—
at
to 1984 inclusive.
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬
Dept., Ill Franklin St.,
Boston, until noon (EST) on Nov.
30 for the purchase of $125,000
municipal light plant bonds. Dated
Bee. 15, 1955. Due on Dec; 15 from
1956 to 1975 inclusive. Principal
and interest
payable at the aboveLegality
ap¬
by
Ropes,
Gray,
Best,
proved
bank.
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bond
fered
Sale—The
bonds
Nov.
various
pur-
21—v.
2181Harriman Ripley
182,
p.
Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody
Co., Inc., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2V2s, at a price
°f
100.25, a basis of about 2.43%.
&
Taunton, Mass.
Bond Sale
ic
bonds
12,
p.
—
The
offered
2072
—
$500,000 elecNov.
were
22
—
v.
awarded to
Due
1961
serially
water
Prin¬
the
Sale
The
—
182,
—v.
to
a
2073—were
p.
15
awarded
group composed of the North¬
western National
Bank, First Na¬
tional Bank, Allison-Williams Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray
&
Hopwood,
1
•
the
Co.,
&
syndi¬
of
$175,000 2.90s. Due
1958
to
on
Feb. 1 from
inclusive.
1962
on
I
on
Feb. 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
1971
to
building bonds was sold
Bank of Mountain View.
City
Clerk,
was
North
&
&
Co., both of New
York, and Watling, Lerchen & Co.,
of Detroit.
NEW
,Egg
Dec.
from
1
clusive.
1956
Principal
Dec. 13 for the
000
Due
on
1965
to
in¬
Bond
Offering —M.
Reiers-
P.
District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 1 for the purchase of $215,000
building bonds. Dated
Dec.
1,
1955. Due
1985
on
1
Dec.
inclusive.
from
Principal
terest payable at a
1958 to
and in¬
suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
bidder.
successful
by
proved
Legality
&
Faegre
ap¬
Benson,
of
Concordia College Corporation
(P. O. Moorhead), Minn.
— W.
A. Smaby,
Bend Offering
receive
sealed
(CST) on Dec. 8
for the purchase of $650,000 non
tax
exempt dormitory bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1
will
Controller,
bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
a.m.
Principal and in¬
suitable bank¬
ing institution designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott
apolis.
Barber,
&
cipal
the
at
interest
and
(J-J)
Northwestern
payable
National
of Minneapolis, or at the
Bankers
Trust
Co., New York
City. Legality approved by Faegre
Bank,
Dakota
Con¬
1
Independent Sch.
,1 (P. O. Proctor), Minn.
Parmeter,
Bond Offering—J. W.
Dec.
5
for
the
$750,000
building
Dec. 1, 1955. Due
1958
to
1981
and interest
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
(J-D) payable at any
suitable banking institution desig¬
Fair
Lawn,
Trust
Com¬
St. Louis and Clearance for
peck
Park,
as
2073—were awarded to
p.
composed
of
Millville, N. J.
Sale—The $726,000 water
bonds offered
Bond
general and school
v.
—
to
a
Indep. Sch. Dist.
O. Virginia), Minn.
&
Sale—The
were
awarded
J.
to
M.
Co., of Minneapolis.
ark, J. B. Hanauer & Co., Ryan,
announces
Jan. 3, 1956. Due on July 13, 1956.
Legality approved by Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
&
100.10,
Alliance, Neb.
Sale—The
section
Nov. 22
ert
$95,000, inter¬
paving bonds offered
and
awarded to the Rob¬
were
E.
Schweser Co., and the Na¬
tional
both
of
County (P. O. Paterson),
New Jersey
i
Bond Offering — Basil E. Mc•Michael, Clerk of Board of Chosen
bids
Bond
basis of about 2.73%.'
a
Passaic
Freeholders,
NEBRASKA
Company of Omaha,
Omaha, ijointly.\
■
until
Las
to
1970
Sale
inclusive.
of
nicipal
Vegas
The
—
building
to
182,
v.
the
p.
2073
$495,000
mu¬
and
were
—
awarded
State, the only bidder,
3%s, at
Offering —T.
W.
Lewis,
on
and
interest
Prin¬
payable
at
a
place designated by the successful
bidder.
Legality
approved
by
Charles
Louis. !
&
Principal
and
Paterson.,
Legality ap¬
Hawkins, Delafield &
Union
Bond
water im¬
provement bonds offered Nov. 17
—
sealed
Wood; of New York City.
(P. O.
Las Vegas), Nevada
Bond
receive
p.m.
interest (J-D) payable at the First
National Bank and Trust Com¬
proved by
North
will
2:30
(EST)
on
Nov. 30 for the purchase of
$1,035,000 general bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
pany
vv
NEVADA
as
Sale
City,
N.
The
—
J.
$851,000
re¬
funding bonds offered Nov. 22
v.
182, p. 2073 — were awarded
—
to
the Trust
Company of New
Jersey, of Jersey City, as 314 s, at
100.08,
basis of about 3.23%.
a
par.
NEW
NEW
Bond
HAMPSHIRE
Offering
—
J.
YORK
Carmel, Kent, Patterson, Southeast,
Putnam Valley and East Fishkill
Central School District No. 2
Eugene
(P. O. Carmel), N. Y.
Offering—Clara L. 'Bax¬
Felch, City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at the Merchants Na¬
tional
approved
Laconia,, N. H.
Offering
Trauernicht,
Clarence
—
Treasurer, will
City
Newell,
sealed
Bond
District
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids at the Putnam County
National
Bank,
Carmel,
until
noon
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the
purchase of $556,000 school bonds.
Dated Nov.
cipal
and
1, 1955. Due
on
Jan. 1
1973 inclusive. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
County National
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Heckler
&
Galloway, of New York City.
the
Putnam
Bank.
bids
at
the
S.
Cornwall, N.
re¬
Y.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Second
water bonds
nicipal Dept., Ill Franklin Street,
Boston, until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $1,-
Gibbons & Co., Inc., of New York
as
follows:
City,
as
sold
$250,000
Bank-State Street Trust Co., Mu¬
was
2.90s, at
a
to
Geo.
B.
price of 100.88,
basis of about 2.82%.
a
Greenburgh and Mount Pleasant
Due
Union Free School District No.
to
1985
(P. O. North Tarrytown), N. Y~
Bond Offering — Barbara
H.
135,000 sewer bonds. Due on Dec.
1 from 1956 to 1982 inclusive.
Taylor, District Clerk, will receive
60,000 public improvement bonds.
on
Dec.
on
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
cipal
were
$850,000 water plant bonds.
Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $300,000 water works bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
(CST)
—
Hanauer & Co., and F. R. Cole &
Co., all of Newark, as 2%s, at
Farrell
045,000 bonds
MISSISSIPPI
Bond
2073
p.
Authority will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
6 for the purchase of
$3,588,000
preliminary
loan
notes.
Dated
ceive
$350,000 school
bonds offered Nov. 22 — v. 182, p.
—
182,
group composed of
State Bank of New¬
that
C.
M
St. Louis County
2181
State
basis of about 2.65%.
the National
Bond
Dain
group
,
Minneapolis.
Bond
a
National
the
Bank, Ryan, Hanauer & Co., and
J. B. Hanauer &
Co., all of Newark,
as
2.70s, at a price of 100.32, a
at
No. 22 (P.
a
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Gibbstown), N. J.
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
any
100.10,
Bond Sale—The
$648,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 182,
from 1956 to
at
at
Greenwich
the Merchants
National Bank of Boston. Legality
suitable
bank or trust company designated
by the purchaser. Legality ap¬
proved by Faegre & Benson, of
payable
3s,
basis of about 2.99%.
Nov. 22
Eu¬
22—v. 182, p.
2073—were awarded to the Pros¬
pect Park National Bank, of Pros-
awarded
Offering—Chairman
J.
Sale—The $142,000 sewer
system and general improvement
interest payable at
purchase
N.
Bond
interest
the
for
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
City; J, B. Hanauer
Co., and Ryan, Hanauer & Co.,
both of Newark, as
3%s, at a price
of 100.07, a basis of about
3.87%.
of $700,000
Dated Nov.
1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
to 1975 inclusive. Principal and
12
school building bonds.
(P. O. West St. Paul), Minn.
Bond Offering — Mrs. R. H.
(CST)
purchase of
of New York
&
ter,
Jr., City Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
composed of Boland, Saffin & Co.,
B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., both
Bank of Boston, 30 State
St., Boston, until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Nov.
29
for
the
purchase
of
$470,000 sewer bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
solidated School District No. 2
Okey, District Clerk, will receive
&
Keene, N. H.
Dist. No.
Bond Sale—The
$375,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 17—v. 182,
p. 2073—were awarded to a
group
Redevelopment Authority, Mo.
Columbus, Miss.
County Independent
1, 1955. Principal
(A-O) payable at the
Bank
City. Legality ap¬
proved by Stinson, Mag, Thomson,
McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas
City.
of Minne¬
St. Louis County
:
Township Sch. Dist„
(P. O. Bargaintown), N. J.
pany, of Kansas
on
-
from 1958 to 1995 inclusive. Prin¬
Oct.
interest
and
Jan. 1 from 1957 to
terest payable at a
on
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
purchase of $205,Dated Jan. 1,
inclusive.
April 1, 1971.
April 1 from
on
20,000 3s. Due
drainage bonds.
1966
Clay and Becker Counties Joint
Indep. Consol. Sch. Dist. No. 36
(P. O. Ulen), Minn.
1970 inclusive.
4,000 2%s. Due
payable at a bank mutually satis¬
factory to the purchaser and the
sealed bids until 11
April 1 from
on
the
cial assessment local improvement
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due
on
sewer
to
$51,000 2%s. Due
Dated
JERSEY
Harbor
follows:
gene
*
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 6
for the purchase of $410,000 spe¬
1956.
MINNESOTA
sold
to
of
the
Shawmut Bank of Bos¬
ton, at 1.55% interest. Due in 90
bonds offered Nov.
Mo.
Barret, Fitch,
Co., of Kansas City, as
1956
to
days.
Note
Sannwald,
receive sealed
will
the
Sale—An issue of $75,000
bonds
Feb. 1 from
Minn.
&
to
right-of-way and sanitary
1977 inclusive.
New Ulm,
Charles
Louis.
$35,000
Mercantile
follows:
as
to
Mountain View School
District, Mo.
Bond Sale—An issue of
and interest
2.83%,
sold
was
by
Trauernicht, of St.
cost of
&
J.- Sims
bert
approved
all of Minneapolis,
First National Bank, MannheimerEgan, Inc., both of St. Paul, and
First National Bank, of Moorhead,
at a price of par, a net interest
about
bonds
Municipal Bond Corp., of Chi¬
Bond
issue
sold
was
National
from
1962 and 1963.
Nevada,
$630,000 im¬
An
—
inclusive.
Sale—An issue of $20,000
works
Sale
$2,000,000 notes
Marthasville, Mo.
Bond
Lathrop,
city. Legality approved by Dor¬
Co., of Toledo, Kensey,
Colman,
Barker,
Scott &
ower, MacArthur & Co., of De¬
Barber, of Minneapolis.
troit, Byrne, and Phelps, Inc., of
New York, Lyons
& Shafto, of
Roseau County (P. O. Roseau),
Boston, McDonald-Moore & Co.,
\ ?■;. ;■. /„|wr Minnesota
of Detroit, McDougal & Condon,
Bond Offering—Edgar O. Wold,
of Chicago, H. V. Sattley & Co.,
County Auditor, will receive
Inc., of Detroit, Tripp & Co., Her¬
totaling $815,000 of¬
were awarded to
&
.
Bond
& Benson, of Minneapolis.
Revere, Mass.
Poses
of
members
Blyth
Harris
Second
the
nicipal
mentioned
Wm.
Bond Offering—A. C.
Chicago,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., B. J. Van
Ingen & Co., Inc., of New York,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
Barcus, Kindred & Co., of Chicago,
R. S. Dickson & Co., Stranahan,
re¬
Offering
sealed
1956 to
60,000 2y2s. Due in
provement bonds offered Nov.
June !l
on
980,000 31/2S. Due on June 1 from
F.
ceive
Due
Minneapolis.
Reading, Mass.
Bond
—
190,000 2.90s. Due
gord,
County
-
2%s.
Moorhead, Minn.
from 1968 to 1980 inclusive.
of
Boston.
Norfolk
2073.
p.
cipal and interest payable at any
suitable bank designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality ap¬
proved by Dorsey, Colman, Bar¬
ker, Scott & -Barber, of Minne¬
apolis.
375,000 3V2S. Due on June 1 from
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive. Prin¬
National
Offering
265,000 2%s. Due
by
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge, of Boston.
"
to
of¬
1965 to 1967 inclusive.
dated
are
Principal and interest
able
of
bonds
182,
follows:
$190,000
to
gality
to 1964 inclusive.
1957
inclusive.'
The
bonds
as
sold
was
Co., of St. Louis,
from 1958 to 1967 inclusive.
$835,000 4s. Due on June 1 from
Due
to
were
auto¬
$250,-
cago, as 4 Vis. Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due on March 1 from 1957
to
1964 inclusive. Interest
M-S. Le¬
Dec.
on
23—v.
bonds
Hampshire (State of)
Note
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Nov. 29
for the purchase of
$90,000 sewer
and
water
improvement bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1956.
Due on Jan. 1
follows:
as
80,000
$30,000
LaCrescent, Minn.
Bond
com¬
designated by the purchaser.
Legality approved by Miller, Canpany
—
school
$2,000,000
bids
voting machine
fered Nov.
Principal and interest (A-O)
45
Milk St., Boston, until noon (EST)
on
Dec.
1
for
the purchase
of
the
1960
p.
..
r
;
for
building
G. H. Walker &
Sold—No
New
,
Mo.
-
2s,
v\
.
182,
v.
—
bonds
matic
were awarded to the Continen¬
tal Illinois National Bank & Trust
Mancelona
Boston, Mass.
$1,750,000
assessment
offered Nov. 21
MASSACHUSETTS
V
submitted
The
—
MISSOURI
Bloomfield School
District,
Bond Sale—An issue of
000
Duluth,' Minn.
Bonds Not
Flint, Mich.
Bond
i
Boston,
neapolis.
MICHIGAN
Warrenfeltz, Town Treasurer, will
receive
sealed bids until noon
(EST) qn Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $75,000
water bonds.
Dated
^oy. 1, (1955. Due on Nov. 1 from
J9J)6
1980 inclusive. Interest
M-N. Legality approved by Niles,
Barton,Yost & Dankmeyer, of
Bond
by the purchaser. Legality
by Dorsey, Col man,
Barker, Scott & Barber, of Min¬
approved
Offering—L. Dewey
Bond
on
nated
of
St.
1
from
1956
inclusive.
Due
on
1
Dec.
from
1956 to
1965 inclusive.
The
1955.
able
bonds
are
Dec.
1,
Principal and interest pay¬
the
Second Bank-State
at
Street Trust Co.,
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m.
Dec. 6 for the
Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes, Gray, Best,
Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
(EST)
purchase of $3,-
699,000 building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955.
dated
1
to
1984
Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
inclusive.
Principal and
interest (J-D)
tional Bank of
payable at the Na¬
Westchester, Tarry-
town, or at the
Chase Manhattan
Legal¬
by
Vandewater,
Bank, of New York City.
ity
approved
58
The
<2302)
Heckler
Sykes,
Butternuts
Sch. Dist.
Central
Offered
bonds
$325,000 school
22 —v.
Nov.
182,
2073—were awarded to George
B. Gibbons & Co., and ChaS. E.
Y*
f
The
—
$50,000,000
purposes ai)d
municipal
school construction bonds offered
182, p. 2182 — were
syndicate headed by
the First National City Bank of
—
v.
awarded to
New York
Bond Sale—The
various
Nov. 22
(P. O. Mount Upton),
JVo. 2
Sale
Bond
Guilford, Norwich, Unadilla and
York City, N.
New
of
Galloway,
&
New York City.
a
.
New
York,
as
2.70s, at 100.28,
a
the
of
members
Trust
Bankers
syndi¬
Weigold & Co., both of New York
cate:
City, jointly, as 2.90s, at a price of
100.18, a basis of about 2.88%.
Guaranty Trust Company of New
Hempstead Union Free Sch, Dist.
No, 17 (P. O. Franklin Square J,
York
New
Company;
York; The First Boston Corpora¬
tion; Smith, Barney & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; C. J. Devine
&
Co.;
Salomon Bros &
Hutzler; Continental Illinois Na¬
tional Bank and Trust Company
$257,000 li¬
brary building bonds offered Nov. of
Chicago; Kidder, Peabody &
22—-v. 182, p. 2074—were awarded
Co.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; White,
to R. L. Day & Co., of New York
Weld & Co.; The First National
City, as 3.10s, at 100.43, a basis of Bank of
Portland, Oregon.
Sale
Bond
The
—
about 3.05%.
Mercantile Trust
Hempstead Union Free School
District No. 27
(P. O.
West Hempsead), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Mrs. Helen
Zentrich, District Clerk, will re¬
sealed
ceive
(EST)
on
3:30 p.m.
until
bids
for the pur¬
Nov. >29
$1,630,000 building bonds.
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1
chase of
Dated
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
I
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
Herkimer,
Stone & Co.; Roosevelt &
Cross, Inc.;- Clark, Dodge & Co.;
First
of
Michigan Corporation;
den,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.; Dominick
Dominick; L. F. Rothschild &
East Herkimer Water
(P.O. Herkimer), N. Y.
Bond Offering —Robert Evans,
Moulton
H.
R.
Company;
&
Hammill & Co.; C. F.
Childs and Company, Inc.; G. H.
Walker &
Co.; Dick & MerleSmith; R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
receive
sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. (EST)
Manufacturers and Traders Trust
on Dec. 8 for the purchase of $120,000 water system bonds,
Dated Company,
of
Buffalo;
Bacon,
Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from Whipple & Co.; First Southwest
1956 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal Company; Andrews & Wells, Inc.;
and interest
(M-N) payable at Rand & Co.; Hannahs, Ballin &
the First National Bank of Herki¬ Lee; Fairman, Harris & Company,
mer. Legality approved by Vande¬
Inc.; Boland, Saffin & Co.; G. C.
&
Co.;
Shelby
Cullopi
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬ Haas
Davis & Co.; Eldridge E. Quinlan
way, of New York City.
Co. Inc.; Mackey, Dunn & Co.,
HounsReld, Henderson, Adams and
Inc.; Stokes & Co.
Watertown Central School District
New York State Thruway
No. 1 (P. O. Sacketts Harbor),
1
New York
Authority (P* O. Albany),
Town
will
Supervisor,
Bond Offering—L. R.
sealed
Dec. 1
for the purchase of $51,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1975
on
inclusive.
Principal
New
Robinson,
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
and interest
payable at the Northern
New York Trust Co., Watertown.
Legality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
Bond
troller
until
Dec.
Hurley and Ulster Union Free Sch.
Dist. No. 4 (P. O. Hurley), N .Y.
$185,000 build¬
Bond Sale—The
7
for the
purchase of
Guaranteed
$50,000,000
State
Thruway bonds.
(M-N)
New York City.
bids will be received
sealed
City
—
Comptroller,
public
Dated Nov.
1995 in¬
to
E. T. Creagh,
will
receive
improvement bonds.
1, 1955, Due on May!
from 1956 to 1972 inclusive.
Prin¬
is the Trustee,
and R. W. Pressprich & Co., New
York City, are financial consul¬
tants to the Authority, either of
which will be pleased to furnish
a
copy of the Official Notice of
Sale. Legality of bonds to be ap¬
proved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
City, and Melvin & Melvin, of
Syracuse, Counsel to the Author¬
ity.
X
'v
.
Oyster Bay and North Hempstead
Central Sch.
No.
Dist.
1
!"
(P. O. Sea Cliff), N. Y.
Bond
Sale
The
$500,000
—
building bonds offered Nov. 22 —
v. 182, p. 2074 — were awarded to
a
group composed of Roosevelt
& Cross, Francis I. duPont & Co.,
and Tilney & Co., all of New York
City, as 3s, at 100.45, a basis of
sealed
until
bids
11
the
for
1
Dec.
receive
will
Comptroller,
City
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
182,
to the
Company,
of
2074— were awarded
p.
Kingston
Trust
Kingston.
(slip Union Free School Dist. No. 9
(P. O. West Islip), N.Y.
Bond Sale
.
—
The $4,516,000
building bonds offered Nov. 23
v. 182, p. 2074—were awarded to
a group composed of Smith, Bar¬
ney & Co., Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
C. J. Devine & Co., Hornblower
& Weeks, Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
R. D. White & Co., Rand & Co.,
and Chas. King & Co., all of New
York City, as 3.20s, at 100.45, a
basis of about 3.16
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at a bank or trust company in
New York City as requested by
the purchaser, or, in the alterna¬
tive, at The Hanover Bank, New
York City. Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
&
from 1956 to 1964 inclusive.
Dated
1, 1955. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
National
Bank
of
Westchester,
Peekskill office. Legality approved
Delafield
by Hawkins,
&
Wood,
of New York City.
Port of New York
Authority (P. O.
New York City), N.
Y.
Bond Offering—Chairman Don¬
ald V. Lowe
announces
that pro¬
posals will be received until 12:45
(EST) on Nov. 30 for the
purchase of $16,000,000 Consol¬
idated, Fifth Series bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1, 1983.
$100,000
Port
Washington Police
District bonds.
Due
on
620,000
Bond Sale—The
$50,000 electric
bonds offered Nov. 22—
182, p. 2074—were awarded to
Manhasset-Lakeville
Water District bonds.
system
Dec.
v.
Due on
clusive.
the National Commercial Bank &
Trust
Co., Albany, and the Bank
of Lake
100.10,
a
Placid, jointly, as 2V2S, at
basis of about 2.44%.
New Rochelle City Sch. Dist., N.
Sale
Bond
Y.
The
$1,170,000
building bonds offered Nov. 22—
v. 182, p. 2074 — were awarded
to a group composed of Salomon
Bros. & Hutzler, Kean, Taylor &
Co., Laidlaw & Co., Lee Higginson
Corp., and Wood, Gundy & Co., all
of
New
100.40,
a
York
—
City, as 2.60s, at
basis of about 2.56%.
1
from
1956
to
1974 in¬
140,000 Garden City Park Water
District bonds.
Due
on
Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1970 inclusive.
190,000 Drainage bonds.
Dec.
1
from
1956
to
Due
1984
on
in¬
clusive.
Dated
Dec.
1, 1955. Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Meadow Brook National Bank of
Freeport,
Manhasset, or at the
Bankers Trust Company, of New
York City.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
New
|
No. 1 (P. O.
the
for
building
1955. Due
Jones
—
Agnes
Nov. 1 from 1956 to
on
Offering,
N. Y.
,
building
ceive
J.
Albert
—
on
until
bids
sealed
able
the
at
3
p.m.
Due on Feb.
inclusive.
1, 1955.
1973
to
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able at the Marine Trust Co. of
New
District
Warren
Central
Sch.
Dist.
Springs),
"
—
182, p. 2074 — were awarded to
George B. Gibbons & Co., and
Chas. E. Weigold & Co., both of
New York City, jointly, as
2.70s,
at 100.18, a basis of about 2.68%.
Salamanca, N. Y.
Bond Offering — Margaret J.
McKay, City Comptroller, will re¬
sealed
bids
until
2
bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
on
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
the
First
(J-D) payable
National
Bank
of
Salamanca.
Legality approved by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
Saranac Lake, N. Y.
Bond
Sale
—
The
$64,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Nov. 22
—
v.
182,
p.
to Doolittle
2074
&
—
were
awarded
Co., of Buffalo, as
23/4s, at 100.07, a basis of about
2.73%.
182,
$1,000,000
22--
Nov.
on
of Cleveland.
Celina
School District, Ohio
City
Offering
Erma Evans
—
of the Board
of
Education—
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
noon
Dec. 21 for the purchase
of $862,000 building bonds. Dated
on
1, 1956.
1979
to
Due
on Dec. 1 from
inclusive. Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Co., Celina. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Citizens Banking
Cincinnati, Ohio >
!
Offering — City Manager
Note
C.
A.
Harrell
thatlthi
announces
City will receive Sealed bids until
1
(EST) on December 6 for
purchase of $3,322,000
p.m.
the
prelim-^
inary loan notes.
Dated January
3, 1956. Due on July 13, 1956. Le¬
gality approved by Squire, San¬
ders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
p.
about 2.63% as follows:
$360,000 6s.
1957 to
Due on May 1
1968 inclusive.
from
Due on May 1, 1969
1970.
2.30s.
Due
150,000 0.25s. Due
1980 to
Person
May
on
1
1982
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Grafton, Ohio
Bond
Offering—W.
sealed bids
at
his
E.
Easter-
office
in
Ra¬
(EST) on Dec.
6 for the purchase
of $950,000
school building bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due On June 1 from 1957
a.m.
,
1984
$20,000 im
provement bonds offered Nov. 1
—v.
182, p. 1982—were awarde
to McDonald &
Co., of Cleveland
2V2S, at 100.21,
as
a
basis of aboi
2.44%.
Lincoln-Harmony Local Sch. Dist
(P. O. Fulton), Ohio
Bond Offering—Elizabeth Tip
ton, Clerk of the Board of Edu
cation, will receive sealed bid;
until noon (EST) on Dec. 8 fo:
the purchase of $72,000 building
bonds. Dated Dec. 15, 1955. Du(
on Dec. 15 from 1956 to 1978 in
elusive. Interest J-D.
)(
Ohu
—Evelyn Miller
Clerk of the Board of Education
Bond Offering
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
leigh, until 11
The
Sale.—
Bond
Madison Local School District,
County (P. O. Roxboro),
North Carolina
to
Due
1978, inclusive,
Interest J-D.
Legality approvec
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsev
group
inclusive.
Principal and
(J-D) payable in. New
York City.
Legality approved by
Mitchell, Pershing, Shetterly &
Mitchell, of New York City,
i
interest
will
sealed
receive
unti
bids
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the pur
chase of $420,000 building bonds
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on May1
and Nov. 1 from 1956 to 197,6 in
noon
elusive.Principal - and inters
<M-N) payable at the legal de
pository. of the Board of Educa
tion.
Legality.. approved b;
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, c
Cleveland.
Milford
Exempted
District,
'
OHIO
Village Schot
Ohio r
0
Offering—Samuel T. Bate
man, Clerk of the Board of Edi
Ohio
!
cation, will, receive sealed bic
Bond Offering—R. B.
Cretors, until noon (EST) on Dec. 13 fo
Clerk of the Board of
Education, the purchase of $366,000 buildm
:
Bond
Ada Exempted Village Sch. Dist.,
•
will receive sealed bids until
.
,
noon
(EST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
of $348,000 building bonds.: Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
1957
^
p,m.
Dec. 6 for the purchase
of $97,000 street and
bridge bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due on June 1
at
offered
Clerk,
Richfield, Otsego, Exeter, Columbia
(EST)
Sale —The
bonds
from 1971 to 1979 inclusive.
will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $310,000 building bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1955. Due On Nov. 1 from 1956 to
1984 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
(M-N)
payable
at
the
Marine Trust Company of West¬
ern New York, of
Buffalo. Le¬
gality approved by Vandewater,
Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
New York City.
ceived
County (P. O. Lillington),
2074—were awarded to
composed of Alex. Brown
& Sons, of Baltimore, Wachovia
Bank
&
Trust
Co.,
WinstonSalem; Branch Banking & Trust
Co., of Wilson; Vance Securities
Corp., of Greensboro; and J. Lee
Peeler & Co., of Durham, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
a
an
\y£
Buffalo.
of
York,
North Carolina
v.
pav
Bank
Legality
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
1957
improvement
1956
Bond
(J-D)
Logan.County
Belief ontaine.
of
Jan.
Nov.
school
i?
Dec.
semi-annually
Principal and interest
bonds.
$82,500
Western
Dated
on Junp
and Dec. 15, 1957 to 1980
inclusive
Nov. 30 for the purchase
from
bonds.
Due
1955,
Clerk
Giese, Town Supervisor, will re¬
1
£
Bn^
Education, will receive sealS
bids until noon (EST)' on
Dec ?
for
the
purchase
of
$1,250 OOf
Bond
West Seneca,
Dated
ttiat the
announces
of
*
(M-N)
Bond
M>
J0e
Bucyrus City School District, Oh!,
Bond Offering—Ethel
Bradstock
Principal and in¬
payable
at
the
Endicott Trust Company, of End'icott. Legality approved by Vande¬
water, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
terest
ofyClevtaXdSanderS & Dem^
Beliefontaine City Sch. Dist
Bond' Offering —; Clerk
,
j
inclusive.
1985
1955
Potts,
sealed Clerk of the Board of
Education
Dec. 1 will receive sealed bids until
83(
purchase of $1,550,000 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 13 for
thi
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, purchase of
_$1,650,000 building
Offering
Bond
District
Vestal), N. Y.
28
proved by Peck, Shaffer &
liams, of Cincinnati.
u
District Clerk, will receive
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
430,000
1
Bond Offering—George T. Far¬
ley,
Dec. 1
from 1956 to 1974 inclusive.
Lake Placid, N. Y.
Trust
of
Central School
Vestal
and
Bond Sale—The $260,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Nov. 22
v.
(EST) oh Nov. 29 for the purchase
$1,050,000 bonds, as follows:
Galloway,
60,000 2V2S.
Prattsburg, Pulteney, Wheeler,
Urbana, Italy and Jerusalem
Manhasset), N. Y.
of
&
Bank
York City.
Dec.
New York
receive sealed bids until 10:30 a.m.
&
Heckler
Hartnett
North Hempstead (P. O.
Burns, Deputy Town Clerk, will
National
Valley
the
at
Legality approved by Vandewater,
$300,000 sewer bonds. Due on June Sykes, Heckler & Galloway, of
1 from 1956 to 1982 inclusive. New York
City.
47,000 street and sewer improve¬
NORTH CAROLINA
ment bonds.
Due on June 1
and
Offering—Donald E.
payable
Monday, November
.
..
$347,000 bonds, as follows:
No. 1 (P. O. RichReld
Bond
p.ipn.
Co., Valley Stream. Legality ap¬
proved by Vandewater,
Sykes,
of
Peekskill, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Harold H. Lent,
until "2
on
(EST)
about 2.96%.
Theodore W.
Nov. 30; for the puiv
chase of $830,000 public improve¬
ment bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due on July 1 from 1956 to 1984
inclusive. Principal and interest
(EST)
Stream
Co., of Syracuse,
—
bids
sealed
ceive
1, 1958. Interest J-D. The
Merchants National Bank & Trust
of Dec.
.
ing bonds offered Nov. 15—v.
Offering
Libath, Village Treasurer, will re¬
(J-J)
Central Sch. Dist. No.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec, 7 for the purchase of $2,180,000
1957
1 from
Dec.
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Bond
clusive. The bonds aire callable as
(P. O. Prattsburg), N. Y.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Bond Offering
purchase of $12,-
p.m.
York
Offering — State Comp¬
Arthur Levitt announces
that
the
sewer
revenue
bonds,
series A. Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
on
Shearson,
for
6
(EST) on
600,000
Morton &
Co., Incorporated; Kean, Taylor &
Co.; Estabrook & Co.; Geo. B.
Gibbons & Company, Inc.; Hay-
ston & Co., Inc.
Dist.
4")
Ira Haupt & Co.; W. H.
National Co.; Coffin & Burr, Inc.; Lee
Bank of Freeport, or at the Chem¬
Higginson
Corporation;
F.
S.
ical Corn Exchange Bank, Of New Smithers &
Co.; Robert Winthrop
York City. Legality approved by &
Co.; R. L. Day & Co.; W. E.
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of Hutton & Co.; Aubrey G. LanNew York City.
-t'.j
Company, St.
Louis; Shields & Company; Stone
& Webster Securities Corporation;
Brook
Meadow
the
at
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
Dec.
receive
will
Chairman,
Dyer,
on
basis of about 2.65%.
p.
Other
Onondaga County Water Authority
(P. O. Syracuse), N. Y.
Bond Offering — Thomas H.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
to 1979 inclusive.
Principal
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
First National Bank of
Ada, or at
the Liberty Bank, of Ada.
Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Beechwood Village Local School
District (P. O. Cleveland), Ohio
Bond Offering—Harold K.
Clark,
Clerk of the Board of
Education,
will receive sealed bids until noon
(EST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
$125,000 school site acquisition
of
bonds.
on
Dated
Dec.
1, 1955.
Dec. 1 from 1957 to
sive.
Due
on
Dated Dec.
Dec.
15
from
inclu'-
Du
15, 1955.
1980 in
1957 to
elusive.
Principal
and intej-Tei
(J-D) payable at the Milford Na
tional
Bank
approved
Legalit
of Milford.
by-
Peck,
Shaffer
Williams, of Cincinnati.
Northern Local Sch. Dist.
(P- ®
Pomeroy), Ohio
4
R. Le(
Clerk of the Board of Educatior
will receive sealed bids until noo
Bond Offering—Homer
on Dec. 5 for the purchas
$71,000 building bonds. Date
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 fr°r
(EST)
of
1957
to
1979
inclusive.
Principe
(J-D) payable at^tr
Pomeroy National Bank, Potf
eroy, presently the District s leg'
depository. Legality approved n
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, <
and interest
^
1981,
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the National City Bank
of Cleveland.
Legality approved
/
bonds.
Cleveland.
«
Volume
28, 195?
Number 5485
182
,
Sheffield Lake, Ohio
^empsej
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
;
■»>:
Offering—Eleanor Piskura,
Bond
Clackamus County Union High Sch.
•Dist. No. I (P. O. Box 792,
,
on
& Dempsey,
iers
-D) Pay J
ty
.' f
Bank,|
of Cleveland.
Bond Offering—O. J. Kersten,
ap.
& Wil. -City Auditor, will receive sealed
Ibids
•}
until noon (EST) on Dec. 5
of $317,725.47
r*ct,
0/ii'o|
bonds.
radstock," Jstorm seweron Dec. Dated Dec. 15,
11955. Due
15 from 1956
!ducation,|
until 8:3f [to 1965 inclusive. . Principal and
the. purchase
[for
!
for
Interest (J-D) payable at the City
th(
j.
Due
approvec
to
Sanders
.
,
&
.
be sold on Nov. 7, but the of¬
fering was cancelled.)
The
—
offering of $317,725.47 storm sewer
EvansJ
)onds. which
education)
scheduled
was
ds.
Datedl
Wickliffe, Ohio
,v;
1 from!
ic.
' 7
:
:
street
Sale^-The $926,950
Bond
Principal! improvement bonds offered Nov,'
ble at''
slina.
22—v.
Le-
a
lire, San-|
eveland.
0
'
Cleveland, and Fox, Reusch &
Cincinnati, as 3V4S, at
basis, of about 3.17%.
X;.vof
Manager|
100.43, a
that:the
bids until!
Willowick, Ohio
iber 6 for
)0
1
Bond
prelim^
pealed-bids until
1956. Le-
for the
)ec. 7
uire, San-
provement
1955. Due
bonds.
Dated
on
Dec.
Dec. 1 from
on
imj (966 inclusive.
20,000
(EST)
noon
purchase of $176,-
j>75 special assessment street im¬
eveland.
1,
1957 to
Principal and in¬
l\ terest (J-D) payable at the Cleve¬
Nov.
awarded
*
— G.
F. Martin,
Finance, will receive
of
land Trust Co., Willoughby.
Le¬
Cleveland
gality approved by Squire, Sand-
is of
frs & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
aboij
)hio
j
Tip
ibeth
Edu-|
of
•d
Bond
Offering
loss, Village
Dec.
building
De-
on
purchase of $66,700
Dated
1
from
Dec.
1,
1955.
1957
to
10—v.
to
182,
the
Bond Offering
State
National
Portland; at 100.11,
Bank
December
Due
,V77
*"• 1968 to 1973 inclusive.
} VvA
:
Bond
Offering
Principal and interest
payable at the Lockland
IJ-D)
1978 inkanch of the First National
Bank
from
school
York City, and
&
Simons,
of
ley,\ Secretary of the Board of
' Directors,
will
receive
.,
j: Bond Offering—F.
City
000,000
building
Jan.
the
1, 1956.
1957
approved
Dated
bonds.
Due on Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1981
to
purchase of $1,-
Legality
Burgwin,
Ruffin,
Perry & Pohl, of Pittsburgh/ V
.i
by
Scranton School District, Pa.
t
Bond, Offering
ley,
District
ceive
sealed
(EST)
Jacob Eckers-
—
Secretary,
until
.bids
December
on
will
8
1956 to 1974 inclusive.
ber 1 from
Principal and interest payable at
the North Scranton Bank & Trust
Company,
of
-
Scranton.
Legality
approved by Townsend, Elliott &
Sale—The
Bond
182,
$30,000 general
2183—were awarded to
p.
of
Arthurs,
Lestrange
&
Co.,
Philadelphia, as 3s, at 100.42.
York School District,
.Bond
Offering
—
Dec.
on
interest
and
(J-J) payable at the
Bank, of New
York. City. Legality approved by
First National City
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
(P. O.
Decaturville), Tenn.
Offering
Smith, County Judge, will receive
sealed bids until
Dec.
on
(CST)
purchase of
1:30 p.m.
for
15
the
$290,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1955. Due on Oct. 1 from 1957
to 1983 inclusive. Bonds due in
1966
thereafter
and
Oct.
of
callable
are
1965. Principal and
1,
(A-O)
payable at the
Third National Bank, of Nashville,
or at the Decatur County Bank, of
Decaturville.
by
of Chi¬
Cutler,
&
Johnston County Independent Sch.
20
(P. O.
Tishomingo),
Oklahoma
interest
and interest
(J-D) payable at the
Legal¬
ity approved by Townsend, Elliott
Bond Offering—C. H. Dinkerts,
of Schools, will
&
[eceive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
|CST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
|f $57,000 building and equipment
[onds.
Sale
bridge
—
The
$3,100,000
bonds
offered
revenue
,
Bond Sale—The $10,000 various
■
tM,#*100*
bonds offered
awarded to the
^aled .hi rrague National Bank, of Prague,
Dec1? *°|s 2.70s, at 100.08. The $2,500
00
buildin|ransportation equipment bonds
1955.
Djttered the same day were sold
1
rd of
198° in»
to
Purposes
^ffov. 22
the
were
First
intere®handler,
id
as
National
Bank
of
2.40s.
November
group
Due
(P- °
i°
fixtures
Simmons,
ie
purchas
Date
nds.
1 fr01
princip'
rable
(P>
ktrict's
P01]1
le^
pproved o
lempsey
§
98.95,
a
CAROLINA
(P. O.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Company,
Sale—The $237,000 buildbonds offered Nov. 15—v.
182,
awarded
Co., of Portland.
to
Blyth
$190,000
general obligation bonds was sold
to the Wachovia Bank and Trust
a
of Winston-Salem, as
price of 100.02, a basis
County
(P.
O.
Columbia), S. C.
Bond Offering
—
C. Laney Tal¬
will
receive
until noon (EST) on
Commissioners
sealed
bids
1
until
of New
by Wood, King & Dawson,
York City.
will
Manager,
Business
Walker,
1:30 p.m
Nov. 28 for the pur¬
$2,874,000 school house
15, 1955. Due on
from 1956 to 1967 inclu¬
on
of
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec.
15
sive.
Paying agent
to be agreed
Legality approved by McParkhurst
&
Crowe,
of
upon.
Call,
Dallas.
of $175,000
system
electric, water, and sewer
West Indep. School District, TexaM
Bond
Sale—The $110,000 school
house
bonds
Sale—A
Bond
Rauscher,
of
the State
of Texas, Texas
composed
Co., San
group
Pierce
&
Antonio,
First
Southwest Co.,
Dallas, and M. E. Allison & Co.,
of San Antonio, purchased an is¬
Southwest Texas
College
(San
Marcos) dormitory revenue bonds,
of
$975,000
Teachers
State
follows:
as
at
267,000
from
3%s.
1966
par.
Dec.
on
The
bonds
and
15,
1970.
are
are
dated
callable
Principal
as
and
Oct.
15,
of Oct.
interest
(A-O) payable at the State Treas-
1956
Interest
to
in¬
1986
J-D.
Legality
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of Dallas.
Richmond,
Bond
bonds
The
will
are
15
15
dated Nov.
as of Feb.
and
1970.
Principal and interest (F-A)
payable at the City Treasurer'
office. Legality approved by McCall, Parkhurst & Crowe,
Dec.
1, 1955. Due
1956
to
1975
O.
at
or
the
—
Fort Worth.
li,
An issue of $22,000
system revenue bonds was
sold to Murray W. Moore & Co.,
sewer
Dallas, as 4s, at a price of par.
Dated June 15, 1955. Due on June
of
inclusive.
approved
to 1970
Legality
1956
National
VIRGINIA
Note
M.
& Crowe,
McCall, Parkhurst
Redevelopment and
Offering
Cox
will
1
Secretary L.
—
that
announces
receive
(EST)
p.m.
the
on
au¬
bids
sealed
Dec. 6 for
the purchase of $2,181,000
prelim¬
Jan. 3,
1956. Due on July 13, 1956. Legal¬
ity approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
York City.
inary
loan
Dated
notes.
WASHINGTON
Benton
Sale
water
An issue of
—
and
sewer
sold
was
j
Wash.
City,
to
a
$59,-
revenue
group
com¬
N. Tripp & Co.,
June S. Jones Co., both of Port¬
land, and McLean & Co., of Tacoma, as 3%s. Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
posed
Due
Quitaque, Texas
J-D.
Principal
Merchants
Norfolk
bonds
An issue of $300,building bonds was
Rotan, Mosle & Co., of
from
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Legality ap¬
& Leddy, of
Burlington, and Peter Giuliani, of
Montpelier.
000
library
—
3
pelier National Bank, Montpelier,
Bond
Bond Sale
until
and interest payable at the Mont-
of Dal¬
Montgomery County (P.
Conroe), Texas
to
bids
(EST) on Nov. 29 for the
purchase of $30,000 general obli¬
gation water works bonds. Dated
las.
sold
William
_
sealed
p.m.
until
1955
000
Offering
receive
Housing Authority, Va.
15 from
inclusive.
callable
|
Vt.
Heatherington, Village Treasurer,
jointly, as follows:
of Chas.
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1
from
Interest
1956 to 1982
M-N.
Legality
approved by Thorgrimson & Hor¬
owitz,
Seattle.
of
Chelan
(P.
County Sch. Dist. No.
O.
Bond
146
Wenatchee), Wash.
Sale
—
The $1,350,000
building bonds offered Nov. 23—
1963—were awarded to
composed of Seattle-First
National Bank, Blyth & Co., both
Spring Branch Indep. Sch. Dist,
of
Seattle, Northern Trust Co.,
(P. O. 9000 Westview Drive,
Chicago, Kalman & Co., Minne¬
Houston), Texas
apolis, and Bramhall & Stein, of
Bond Offering —Norman Way,
Seattle, at a price of 100.002, a
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
net interest cost of about 2.58%,
tees, will receive sealed bids until
as follows:
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12 for the
purchase
of
$698,000
building $112,000 4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1957
by
of Dallas.
,
Dec.
Dated
1,
1955.
April 1 from 1957 to
clusive.
Principal
and
on
Due
1984 in¬
interest
(A-O)
tional Bank of
628,000 4s. Due on
1976 to 1989 inclusive.
1955
from
1
clusive.
$20,000 3s. Due on Feb.
payable at the City Na¬
Houston. Legality
approved by Vandewater, Sykes,
Oct. 15 from Heckler & Galloway, of New York
on Oct.
15
1975 inclusive.
Due
to
from
the
to
Education, as 3.10s,
Dated Dec. 1, 1955. Due
revenue
San Antonio,
bonds.
$82,000 3V2S. Due on Oct. 15
1958 to 1965 inclusive.
sold
were
State Board of
bonds was
sold to Rauscher, Pierce & Co.
and R. K. Dunbar & Co., both of
lien
second
Interest
Regents of
of
Board
Teachers Colleges
Nov. 1,
Legality ap¬
Parkhurst &
Bank, of Boston.
proved by Leary
Hearne, Texas
Bond Sale—An issue
15
TEXAS
dated
are
by McCall,
Crowe, of Dallas.
(P. O. Odessa), Texas
Offering — Charles
L.
Dist.
Bond
p.m.
1956. Legality approved
13,
July
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
proved
County Indep. Sch.
County,
Bond Sale
(EST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
of
$314,000' preliminary
loan
notes. Dated Jan. 3, 1956. Due on
May 1 from
on
VERMONT
Ector
Authority,
—
bids
sealed
receive
bot, Supervisor of Board of Coun¬
ty
Bank,
bonds
inclusive.
1985
ton.
Tennessee
of about 2.36%.
Richland
New
SecretaryH. A. Bransford, Jr.,
that the Authority will
announces
sue
Philomath), Oreg on
1962—were
of
2.67%.
SOUTH
at^th Bond
ank,
price
a
Richland County
5V2S, at
County Sch. Dist. No. 17C
O.
at
Columbia), S. C.
OREGON
enfon
2.60s,
bonds.
2.C60, inclusive.
Dec.
Chas.
& Co., of New York City,
M. Joseph Cummings, and Fraser,
Phelps & Co., both of Providence,
King
serially from 1957 to 1965
until noo
;
Offering
Chicago, Townsend,
and
transportation
equipment
bonds. Due serially from 1957
to
of
Dabney & Tyson, of Boston,
500
Education
a
composed of G. H. Walker
Providence, Blair & Co.,
basis of about
repair
to
awarded
Inc., W. E, Hutton & Co., both of
New
York
City, Blunt-Ellis &
inclusive.
R.
ier
3
building
furniture and
i.
Hst.
consisted °f •
site,
Shaffer
were
& Co., of
as
iP^Legalitl10,000 sale
^
21
of
approved by
Chicago.
Housing
City
Note
,
ue
Union
1
Hope Bridge Authority (P. O.
Providence), R. I.
Bond
m*ncoln County Indep. Sch. Dist.
Sc/iocfl No 7J (p Q Sparks)) Qkla
age
City. Legality
York
Treasurer
Mt.
National
of Dallas.
Legality
approved
by
Vinson,
Elkins, Weems & Searls, of Hous¬
Chapman & Cutler, of
ISLAND
RHODE
Bank,
the
at
payable
(J-D)
Manhattan
Chase
Munson, of Philadelphia.
Superintendent
1, 1970. Principal
(J-D) payable at the
of Dec.
as
to
bonds
from
the
Due
1967
Interest M-N.
95,000 31/2S. Due on Feb. 15
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
to
District Treasurer's office.
call¬
are
The
1955.
Mayor Geo. R.
—
1, 1955.
Due on Dec. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
Bonds due
thereafter
and
and interest
First
to
1968
Dempster will receive sealed bids
until noon (EST) on Dec. 6 for
purchase of- $600,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Dec.
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1956
to
1965 inclusive. Principal and
1978
1956
from thority
1957
OKLAHOMA
$79,000 3V2S.
60,000 3 Vis. Due on Feb. 15
1961 to 1966 inclusive.
Bond Offering
Rudy, Secretary of the Board of
School
-Directors,
will
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
on Dec. 7 for the purchase of $1,-
1971
1957 to 1960
Knoxville, Tenn.
Gordon
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
cago.
Pa.
S.
approved
Legality
Chapman
Dated
$300,000
improvement
Henry Seay & Black,
Dallas, at par, as follows:
of
of
to 1985 inclusive.
chase
Madison
J.
—
Crowe,
Casey Fannin announces that the
City
Commission
will
receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Nov. 29 for the purchase of $765,-
able
inclusive.
221,000 4V4S. Due
(CST)
Decatur County
Bond
Interest
Mc-
bonds.
May 15 from
on
sold to
was
by
receive sealed bids until
interest
obligation bonds offered Nov. 22—
v.
(CST)
sealed
purchase of $60,000 mu¬
building
bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Jan. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. Principal
as
lVlunson, of Philadelphia.
p.m.
2
receive
nicipal
the
Decem¬
T. Edmonds,
will
1985
permanent
Bryan Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Offering — City Manager
schoolhouse
May 15 from
inclusive.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Oct. 10 from
&
1979
on
Trinidad, Texas
October 10
10, 1955.
approved
Parkhurst
to
1980 to
Dallas.
in
6 for the
p.m.
purchase of $459,000 general obli¬
gation
refunding
bonds.
Dated
December 1, 1955. Due on
bids until
re¬
for
5
Clerk,
.
1971
May 15 from
on
1970 inclusive.
860,000 2%s. Due
1956
Brownsville, Tenn.
sealed bid§ until 8 p.m. tEST) on
1957 to
Oct. 10 from
on
on
follows:
as
490,000 23/4s. Due
Dec.
TENNESSEE.
'<XrU.
Oct.
Legality
000,
School
for
pay¬
Treasury, Co¬
lumbia, or at any agency of the
State in New York City. Legality
approved by Hawkins, Delafied &
f.
Dated
Call,
the. State
at
on
net interest cost of about
a
$250,000 41/2S. Due
1975 inclusive.
1969 to
inclusive.
1975
to
192,000 2%s. Due
A-O.
Dec.
Jncinnati.
No.
100.01,
2.93%,
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
Dec.
Miriam Head?
—
Dec. 15
bonds.
on
100,000 improvement bonds. Dated
[f Cincinnati. Legality approved
|>y Peck, Shaffer & Williams, of
'ist.
sold to Mer¬
1963 inclusive.
126,000 2V2S. Due
purchase of
1955. Due
1956
on
Charleston.
Lebanon Twp. Sch. Dist.
O. Mount Lebanon), Pa.; ;
(P.
-
Dec.
Wood, of New
Sinkler,
Gibbs
Mount
I.
State
able
*' -Ji
PENNSYLVANIA
the
Principal and interest (J-D)
Jan. 1 from
on
for
1,
1
2.83%, as follows: $71,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
f
.• 1957
to 1967 inclusive.
49,000 2%s.
14
receive
(EST)
noon
Dated
cost of about
;
Jeff B. Bates,
will
until
$20,000,000
of
net interest
a
bids
1956 to
(State of)
—
Treasurer,
sealed
1962—were awarded
p.
First
Caroline
High School
Tigard), Oregon
— The
$120,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered Nov.
1976,
Inclusive.
Due
555.
Thomas
Clerk, will receive
)ec. 13 for the
Union
South
Bond Saie
'j
$182,000 2%s. Due
Clackamus
Trcfford, Pa.
[ealed bids until.noon'<(EST),
bids
[oad bonds.
8 for )ue on
Dec.
ealed
—
and
Joint
Woodlawn, Ohio
Drsfl
Sch.
was
a
group composed
of Harris
& Savings Bank, Chicago,
White, Weld & Co., New York
City,
Austin,
Hart
&
Parvin,
M. E. Allison & Co., Schneider,
Bernet
& Hickman,
and Dallas
Rupe & Son, all of Dallas, at
—
000 school bonds
59
Trust
Dated
Districts Nos. 2 and 90 (P. O.
»
7';'^
Offering
)irector
January
;d
2074—were awarded
p.
group
Lraus, Saunders, Stiver & Co., all
)f
3
182,
composed of William
Mericka & Co., Ball, Burge &
to
Due on Jan. 1 from
1966 inclusive.
Principal
ashington
purchase Canceled.£ '""V/'l :-V
:
1956.
Counties
for
182, p. 1852—has been
lov. 7^—v.
noon
,
W
i
'Bond Offering Canceled
Ohio
intil
ap¬
of
Cleveland.
(The
.bonds were originally scheduled
Dempsey,
DempseyJ
aa
Squire,
by
proved
oi
inclusive]
rict,
Legality
treasurer's,: office.r
buildinj
to
Dumas,
Boling Independent Sch. Dist., Tex.
Bond Sale
An issue of $500,-
ton.
lity
•
office.
Legality approved
Huguenin & Boothman,
of
Dallas,
and
Gibson,
Spence & Gibson, of Austin.
by
rill,
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner
&
January 1, 1956. Princi¬ Beane, and the Dallas Union Se¬
1957 to
and interest (J-J) payable at the pal and interest (J-J) payable at curities Company, both of Dallas,
the Hanover Bank, of New York
jointly, at a price of 100.002, a
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
City. Legality approved by Sink- net interest cost of about 2.68 %,
ity approved by Winfree, McCuller, Gibbs & Simons, of Charles¬ as follows:
loch, Shuler & Sayre, of Portland.
Warren, Ohio
.
urer's
inclusive.
Jan. 1,
Banking Company, Lorain.
Legality approved by Squire, San-
June
of
follows:
as
i
rain
nclusive.
$1,568,000 bonds,
;
.
'1,250,000 Interest (J-D) payable at the Lo¬
15
December 15 for the purchase
Canby), Oregon
i,-.v
$1,405,000 -hospital improvement
\ Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
bonds.
Due
on. January
1
be received by the District Clerk
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
until 8 p.m. (PST) on Nov. 28 for
163,000
tuberculosis
hospital
the purchase of
$30,000 general
bonds.
Due
on
Janaury
1
obligation school bonds.
Dated
t
from 1957 to 1963
Ivillage Clerk,"will receive sealed
'lSh Ohi Ibids until noon (EST) on Dec, " 13
k Joe
e] Ifor the purchase of $35,000 real
e
Board estate purchase bonds: Dated Dec.
'e
sealed |l "1955. Due on Dec. 1 from 1957
n
Dec. 7
|to 1963, inclusive. Principal and
Dec.
(2303)
City.
school
$1,600,000
bonds offered Nov.
Sale —The
house
22—v. 182, p. 2076
a
182, p.
group
and 1958.
242,000 3s.
Due on Nov. 1 from
inclusive.
1959 to 1962,
200,000 2V4s. Due on Nov.
1963 to 1965, inclusive.
142,000 2%s. Due on
and
were
)
awarded
1 from
Nov. 1,1966
1967.
228,000 2V2s. Due on Nov.
1963 to 1970, inclusive.
Temple, Texas
Bond
v.
426,000 2%s.
1 from
Due on Nov. 1
inclusive.
1971 to 1975,
from
Whatcom County Sch. Dist.
School
District No. 102 (P. O.
County, Palisades
Douglas
(P. O. Bellingham),
>»</,
/ :Waterville),
Wash.
Bond Offering
(PST) on
Nov. 21 for the purchase of $60,200
general
obligation
bonds.
Dated Dec. 31, 1955. Due on Dec.
31 from
1957 to 1975 inclusive.
The bonds are callable . on and
after 5 years from date of issue.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
at
the County Treasurer's
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(PST) on Dec. 15 for the purchase
of
$100,000
general obligation
building bonds.
Dated Jan. 15,
1956.
Due on Jan. 15 from 1958
Principal and
interest
(J-J)
payable at the
County Treasurer's office, or at
the State's fiscal agency in New
to
office.
■
f
—
inclusive.
1971
Legality approved by
Preston,
Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
York
Douglas County, Orondo Sch. Dist.
No. 13 (P. O. Waterville), Wash.
Bond Offering
Treasurer, will re¬
sealed
bids until 2 p.m.
ceive
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
John¬
County
son,
Merle Tanner,
—
Wash.
Offering—Beulah
Bond
No. 501
000
building
1, 1955.
to
1975
County,
No.
District
Merle Tanner,
203
Highland School
(P. O. Yakima),
Washington
Due on Oct. 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
1956
and
(A-O) payable at a place
designated by the successful bid¬
der and approved by the Board
of Education.
Legality approved
interest
by Lines, Spooner & Quarles,
of
Milwaukee.
tures
was
and
LaGrange (Towns) Joint
Sch. Dist. No.
1
inclusive.
Debenture
bentures was
District Clerk,
—
—
An issue of
improvement
de¬
sold to the Bankers
Ltd., and the Cana¬
dian Bank of Commerce, jointly,
a
E. W. Helling,
will receive sealed
(CST) on Nov.
28 for the purchase of $129,000
school bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1955.
Due on June 1 from 1957 to 1972
inclusive. Interest J-D. Legality
bids until 2:30 p.m.
Sale
—
—
An
Bank
jointly. Due
issue of
$37
on
&
of
Co.,
was
and the
Commerce
Sept. 1 from 19^
1975 inclusive.
to
Pickering, Ontario
Debenture
Sale
—
An
issue
of
$95,000 debentures was sold to R
A. Daly Co., Ltd., as 4y2s and
at
Nov.
a
price of 100.16. Due
on
sive.
school bonds was sold to
Daly & Company. Due on
1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
A.
Dec.
inclu
improvement bonds
Canadian
Board, Ont,
000 4%
R.
Sale
4%
An issue of $25,-
Guelph Separate Sch.
Bond
1974
Grimsby Township, Ontarin
Bond
Corp.,
price of 102.57. Due on Dec.
from 1956 to 1965 inclusive.
at
North
sold to Anderson
Ontario
to
iyob
sive.
4s,
Elkhorn), Wis.
Bond Offering
Sale
4V2%
$63,327
irom
10
uec.
000
Georgetown,
15
(P. O.
sold to a group com¬
posed of A. E. Ames & Co., Bank
of Montreal, and Fry & Company.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1970
Bond
Whitewater, Richmond
City.
Yakima
purchase of $120,bonds. Dated Oct.
Nov. 29 for the
1
St.
from
1956
to
1975
inclu¬
Etienne-des-Gres, Que.
—
An issue of $120,-
Bond Sale
000 water works and fire protec¬
tion bonds was sold to L. G. BeauTreasurer, will receive,
Levis, Que.
Bond
Offering — C. S. Cole,
bien & Co., Ltd., at a price of
sealed bids until 2 p.m,, (PST) on
Bond Sale — An issue of $429,County
Treasurer, will
receive
approved by Lines, Spooner &
Nov. 28 for the purchase of $44,-;
98.65, a net interest cost of about
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (PST)
000 improvement bonds was told
S60
4.08%, as follows:
general
obligation
bonds. on Dec. 15 for the purchase of Quarles, of Milwaukee.
to a group composed of Clement,
Dated Jan. 10, 1956. Due on Jan.
Guimont, Inc., and J. T. Gen- $23,500 3V2S. Due on Dec. 1 from
$318,000 general obligation bonds.
10 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive.
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Dated Feb. 1, 1955.
Due on Feb.
dron, Inc., and Dawson, HannaThe bonds are callable on and
96,500 4s. : Due on Dec. 1 from
1 from 1958 to 1976 inclusive. The
ford, Ltd., at a price of 95.26, a
after 5 years from date of issue.
bonds are callable after five years
net interest cost of about 3.91%, 1966 to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬ from date of issue. Principal and
ONTARIO
as follows:
Dated
Dec.
1,
1955. Interest
able
at' the County: Treasurer's
interest
(F-A)
payable at the
$204,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from J-D.
office.
•,
Cohurg, Ontario
County Treasurer's office.
•;1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Debenture Sale — An issue of
Toronto Twp. (P. O. Toronto),
225,000 3%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
Grant County, Lower Crab School
Ontario
WISCONSIN
$202,000 debentures was sold to
1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Dist. No. 160 (P. O. Ephrata),
Debenture Sale — An issue of
Deacon Findley Coyne,
Ltd., as
County
-
CANADA
...
W ashington
J
New
Robert S.
O'Brien,; County Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Offering
Bond
(PST) on Dec. 9 for the purchase
of
$100,000
general • obligation
school bonds, series A. Dated Nov.
Yfiond Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer,
will receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
1956.
Due on
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,
Jan. 1 from 1958 to
1976 inclusive. The
able
on
bonds are call¬
after 10 years from
and
Principal and inter¬
date of issue.
payable at the County
(J^-J)
est
of $600,-
for the purchase
Legality
office.
Treasurer's
ap¬
proved by Preston, Thorgrimson
& Horowitz, of Seattle.
Kirkland, Wash%
Bond
.
182,
1854—were awarded
Marshall, and the Se¬
p.
to Foster &
Savings Bank, both
attle Trust &
of
gen¬
bonds offered Nov.
eral obligation
21—v.
$125,000
Sale—The
Seattle, jointly.
..
..
,
Longview, Wash.Bond Sale—Terry
Co.,
758.05
District
$5,194.61
March 22,
Due
1955.
1967.
District
4,161.84
bonds.
67
No.
March 22,
Dated
Dated
March
March
.
Thompson-&
Seattle, purchased $41,local improvement district
as 5s, as follows:
-
of
bonds
22,
bonds.
No.
71
22,
1955.
Due
1967.
10,569.01 District No. 73 bonds
Dated March 22, 1955.
Due
March 22, 1967.
.
.
District
No. 74 bonds
April 26, 1955.
Due
April 26, 1967.
2,039.84
Dated
-
District
6,876.74
Dated
April
75
No.
bonds
Due
April 12, 1967.
4,602.00 District No. 76 bonds
Dated
April 12, 1955.
Due
April 12, 1967.
District
4,446.73
Dated
<
April
12,
1955.
No.
12,
79 bonds.
1955.
Due
April 12, 1967.
District
3,867.28
Dated
No.
80
bonds.
May 10, 1955. Due May
10, 1967.
;
Port
of
Vancouver,
Wash.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $65,000
warehouse
revenue
bonds
was
sold as 3V4s to Chas. N. Tripp Co.,
Portland, and McLean & Co., of
Tafcoma, jointly. Dated Oct. 1,
1955. Due
1963
on
Oct.
inclusive.
gality
approved
Thorgrimson
&
Seattle.
1 from
1956 to
Interest A-O.
by
at
a
price of 99.24.
Dated
15
15, 1955. Due on June
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Gait, Ontario
August B.
Debenture Sale
An issue of
Vogel, Diistrict Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on $235,080 4% improvement deben¬
King County, Bellevue Sch. Dist.
No. 405 (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
6
Milwaukee),
3%s,
June
Wisconsin
lf 1955. Due on Nov. 1 from 1957
to
1975 inclusive
Callable, after
years
from date of issue.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Weter,
Roberts & Shefelman, of Seattle.
C00 building
Common Sch. Dist.
(P. O. 13508 West
1
Cleveland Ave.,
five
Dec.
Berlin
No.
—
Le¬
Preston,
Horowitz,
of
Bond
,
Offering
—
—
Logan, Ontario
Debenture
$120,000
Sale
—
An issue of
debentures was sold to
Ltd., and
the Bankers Bond Corp.,
R.
4s,
A.
at
Co., Ltd., jointly, as
price of 99.78. Due on
Daly
a
$1,237,000 41/4% improvement de¬
bentures was sold to Harris &
Partners, Ltd., and the TorontoDominion Bank,, at
a
price of
99.55. Due on Dec. 15 from 1956
to 1975
inclusive.
@FedFRASER