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UNIVH
Try
MiwH.GAN
OF
MONDAY
ISSUE
OCT
1955
i0
Commercials^
Chronicle
e
Reg. U. 8. Pat. Office
Volume
182
Number
5471
New York
General
RAILROAD
7, N. Y., Monday, October 10, 1955
Price
this
gram,
Oct.
on
PUBLIC UTILITY
-
INDUSTRIAL
-
6
of
drill
diamond
a
INSURANCE
-
MISCELLANEOUS
-
according
Consultants, company managers.
The property is located near the Town
the Trans-Canada
dian
Pacific
to
$70,000
highway and within
Mines
direct
in
now
Ltd.,
all
its
which
of
Desbarats,
mile and
a
Ontario,
half of
a
In This Issue
near
Stock and Bond
♦Net
is
value
per
giving
be
to
the
to
$58.13
York
Stock
Boston
stock
split,
182,
following which
Detroit
713.
p.
Foundation,
Inc.,
Yuma,
SEC
corporation
Sept.
on
filed
21
letter
a
of
notification
per
covering 5,000 shares of common stock, to be offered at
share), without underwriting,
The net proceeds are to
payment
and
and
work
real
on
'""
reserve.
property,
machinery
and
San
used
Exchange
(Bonds)
in
corporation
covering
units
at
$15
of
per
Sept. 19
shares of
3,500
share
one
unit,
net proceeds
on
of
filed
stock
common
preferred
of
and
notification
$1),
(par
share
one
be
to
of
with
Exchange
Stock
Stock
—
through officers and directors of the corporation.
to be used for working capital.
The
Masten
Exchange
C.
Allyn
2,000
A.
G.
Becker
2,000
Central Republic Co. (Inc.)
Clark, Dodge & Co
Hallgarten & Co.—
Smithers & Co
S.
2,000
Walker
&
scribed—A
Co.
of
America—Stock
secondary
distribution
of
The
formation
aluminum
foil
Company
The
of
scribed.
The
holdings of
stock
Arthur
of the outstanding
BUSINESS—The
producer
of
ing
641,000
dends,
to
and
for
the
and
to
Davis,
Board
under
now
35
mately
35
Commercial
35
Manager
net
primary
the
Chairman of the
approximately 7%
subsidiaries
aluminum,
ended
from
of
products..
months
per
its
fabrication
income
SI.72
foreign
constitute
mining
the
aluminum
Total
June
and
Exchange
equal
and
into
Banks
The Course of Bank
AUGUST
19,
debt
♦Long-term
3'/a% sinking fund debs, due
3%
sinking
fund
debs,
due
redeem
t$125,000,000
§95,850,000
1979—
2.55%,
due
1967_
preferred
stock
stock
(par
♦Outstanding
and
exclusive
subsidiaries
tThe
issued
pany
in
to
659,909 shs.
25,000,000 shs.
1120,342,407 shs.
Is
exclusive
long-term
of
debt
due
debt of the
within
company
a
year,
and
its.
under
which
the
the
Jan. 31
trustee
3'/8%
of each
for
and
amounts,
2.557/
stalments
of
payments
in
fllf
all
respectively:
provide for mandatory prepayments in annual In¬
and the 3%
notes provide for mandatory pre¬
annual instalments of $12,000,000 beginning Dec. 1, 1969.
shares
sinking fund debentures
a
of the
sinking
a
sum
common
deductible
to
purchases
The
sufficient
to
to
previous
The
been
shares
of
common
stock
an
made
—
numbers
of
shares
of
the
out¬
underwriters named
below
have severally
the selling stockholder the following respective
stock:
$309,685
95%
for
new
company was being formed
aluminum foil as a material in the
The
food
most
at
modern
the
fabricating
plant
new
industry.—V.
182,
for
the
tax
prior
the
current
returned
for
to
In
compared
of
which
and
to
to
In
income
profit
The
time
special
a
special
as
the
past
year
previous year.
of
charge of
applicable
a
taxes
referred
$41,764
compared
with
the
92%
and
total
sales
8%
sales
and
May
this
of
the
year
and
approximately
directors
$1,250,000.—V.
respectively
expansion
four-page external house
aspects
of
plastic
180,
approved
which
program
It
plans
the
for
is
for
a
times
The
low
six
current
pressure
issue
as
each
the
estimated
will
a
covers
picture
Illustrating and describing various
fabrication,
"Plastics
is
now
Weldor
available
and
from
Fabricator,"
such
topics
ethylenes;
report
of
the
as
tips
use
discussion
a
hot
a
Exchange
SWIFT CURRENT,
WINDSOR
Exchange
Exchange
Vancouver Stock
Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
SASKATOON
KINGSTON, GALT, CHATHAM
this
it
the
is
new
gas
welding
of
polyethylene scurbber
on
of
of
Calgary Stock Exchange
Serving Investors Across Canada
,
cost
year.
polymerized
MONTREAL, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, CALGARY, EDMONTON, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA
KITCHENER, ST. THOMAS
pre¬
plant
1761.
p.
organ.
welding and
Known
-
MOOSE JAW,
to
defense
American Agile Corp.—New Booklet Published—
A
Offices—Winnipeg
REGINA,
to
the
approxi¬
from
Canadian Stock
HAT,
for
compared
as
volume,
5%
Montreal Stock
MEDICINE
the
wa3
distributors
1857
BRANDON, PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE. KENORA
latter
as
Item
Item
$14,005,620
were
Of
civilian
from
Toronto Stock
LETH8RIDGE,
in
become
may
such
results
the
net
a
credit.
$175,000
deferred
the
loss
which
for
until
addition
liability
years
for
net
year
us
purposes
MEMBERS
Executive
and
use
1333.
p.
Inc.—Earnings, Etc.—
estimated
derived
was
thermoplastics;
Established
Co.
Con¬
the
during
credit
of
corporation.
common
Ekco-Alcoa
as
year.
In
The
to purchase from
known
of Alcoa's Export Division and
has been elected President and General
returned.
In
taking
total
published
agreed
be
Installed
and
actually
sales
production,
vious
subject to opUons under the Em¬
issued and outstanding on Aug. 19,
20,789,826
sell
year.
net
mately
them
to
cover
after
stock
been
were
following years the com¬
fund
of
and
Aluminum
July 2, 1955, resulted in a net loss
credits of $225,000.
One
income tax
$160,000 is for an anticipated refund of taxes
arising from the carry back provision of the
to
modernization
notes
$2,500,000
the
by
tax
future
$10,000,000 In each of the
the 3%
ployees' Stock Option Plan had
30
ended
year
income
$12,419,192 for the
which
the
not
is
1963.
under
UNDERWRITERS
on
principal
be
for
sold
mercnandlse
issued
1955, there would have
standing on that date.
aggregate amount less than $1,525,000.
provides that
pay
60,000,000
660,000 shs.
$1)
debt
following
will
the
in
3
sinking fund debentures due 1979
provides that on May 31 of each of the years 1956 to 1978,
inclusive, the company will pay to the trustee for a sinking fund a sum
sufficient to redeem debentures in the principal amount of $4,150,000.
were
tThe
miscellaneous
an
indenture
the
$32,500,000 in 1958,
manufacture
Sept.
Manager
that
merchandise
provision lis
1,000,000 shs.
$100)_
preferred stock
long-term
of
indenture
will
(par
in
1957,
1959 through
years
27,500,000
V"
——
$3.75 cumulative
Common
debentures
$30,000,000 in
said
years
47
therto.
§The
3%, due 1973.
prior
$84,000
$500,000,000
will
on
Co.
year's operating loss under the present tax law.
The other
amounting to $65,000 is a deferred tax resulting from a
pro¬
of
$125,000
covering
estimated
liability
to
distributors
for
amounts
1964„
will
containers.
obsolete
outstanding
tNotes payable:
Serial
for
vision
48
1955
Authorized
5,000
company.
the
amounting
provided
OF
AS
5,000
&
it
Division,
equipment
for
for
CAPITALIZATION
Jackson
Wheeling. The plant will employ approxi¬
begins operation early next year.
near
when
food
after
paid
share.
common
which
Products
rapid acceptance of
$225,685
credit
Capital Flotations for Month of March
divi¬
5,000
Co.
&
current
of
Clearings
Webber,
announced
America
Aluminum Industries,
| credit
System
Marks
M.
Curtis
company
Ekco
recently
new
Operations
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
operating
to $411,-
preferred
after
Reserve
of
of
48
Member
the
14
48
Statement pf Federal
Statement of
Federal
process¬
alloys
amounted
1955,
Condition
the
of
55
Payable
Kates.
Combined Condition
inte¬
an
and
its
sales
net
30,
$36,027,000,
was
and
of
producing containers
General Corporation & Investment News Cover
Declared
5,000
5,000
which will be owned jointly by Ekco Products
announcement
handling
City Bond Offerings..:
Paine.
was
and
Research
of
production
Miscellaneous Features
and
1,500
new
a
Mitchell,
Exchange
State
of
workers
M.
Exchange—.
Dividends
Laurence
5,000
5,000
5,000
1,000
construction
100
John
because
the
of
Inc.
Inc., and will have its headquarters in Cook County near
Wheeling, 111. It will make aluminum foil containers for a wide
variety
of products especially In the
baking, frozen food, and dairy industries.
'A new $5,000,000
plant enclosing an area of 165,000 square feet is
Stock
Reserve Banks
and
finished
six
own
portion
a
5,000
tainers,
Stock
stock.
company
of
bauxite
semi-finished
revenues
V.
represented
who will continue to
company,
grated
sold
Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
1,500
containers
America
company
Aluminum Co.
and
45
Transactions New York
(par $1) was made ort Oct. 3 with the public offering
by The First Boston Corp. and associates of 200,000 shares
at $78 per share.
This offering was quickly oversub¬
Co.
&
1,500
...
8,000
8,000
Co.,
and
1,500
.....
new
42
35
stock
common
Co.____._
8,000
New Affiliate Organized—
35
Offering Oversub¬
&
Company...
Kay, Richards & Co
McJunkin, Patton & Co
The
Aluminum
2,000
2,000
H.
Fulton, Reid & Co
46
American
8,000
A.
Transactions
are
8,000
Fen-
:
2,000
Crowell, Weedon & Co.____
41
Prices
Pierce,
Beane
Smith, Barney & Co
Union Securities Corp
White, Weld & Co....
G.
40
——
&
2,000
39
Exchange
10,000
2,000
39
_
37,000
Lynch..
Tucker, Anthony & Co
39
Exchange
&
Brothers
Lynch,
&
ner
2,000
faachs
Corp
Co......
&
& Company, Inc...
Spencer Trask & Co...
38
Exchange
of Stock
Co."
&
and
36
—£
Index
Merrill
Chaplin
SEC
stock
Lehman
2,000
2,000
Stroud
36
Exchange—
Stock
Stock
2,000
&
Co.—
Boston
Peabody
Co..:
&
36
Over-the-Counter Markets
oifered
common
Corp
Ryons
Lundborg
E.
F.
31
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
the
Higginson
First
Singer, Deane & Scribner—
27
Exchange
Francisco
Toronto
letter
a
8,000
Irving
36
£
Stock
Montreal
Allied Publishers, Inc., Portland, Ore.—Files With SEC
The
Co,
__1
15
Toronto Stock Exchange—-Curb Section
SEC
Kidder,
Mosle
Canadian Stock Exchange—
equipment,
•"''
'
8,000
2,000
Leonard
Exchange
Stock
Angeles
($10
be
Co
Co...
Co...
&
Moore,
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
the
par
Goldman,
&
Hilliard & Son
B.
Rotan,
(Stocks)
Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock
Ariz.
with
for
Exchange
Exchange
Stock
Midwest
Leaders
Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
The
Stock
Cincinnati
two-for-one
Los
Agricultural
Stock
$51.53
share—
common
effect
Stock
American
Dec. 31,'54
outstanding 2,643,960 shares.—V.
8,000
2,000
J.
A.
Express Co.—Asset Value Rises—
asset
♦Before
Blyth & Co., Inc....
Page
York
New
there
2,000
Whipple
Lester,
Quotations
...
treasury.
Sept. 30,'55
Morean Stanley & Co
Lee
the Cana¬
recently
As of—
The
2,000
J.
New
Adams
Share!
5,000
Bacon,
engaged Technical Mine Con¬
its field operations, is said to have more than
of
Witter & Co
Francis I. duPont & Co
copper-bearing property
Ry.
Aberdoon
sultants
Shares
Dean
Estabrook
the
on
marks the beginning of an initial development pro¬
to Don James, chief geologist, for Technical Mine
company
Copy
a
Corporation and Investment News
Abcrdoon Mines Ltd., Toronto, Canada—To Drill—
Arrival
of
$1.15
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1454)
chloride in the manufacture of
and display material.
Conies
may
be obtained
without charge
Co.—New Director—
elected as a director of this company.
and a director of Union Electric Co. of
President and a director of Electric Energy, Inc.; and is
of St
Louis Trust Co., General American Life Insurance
McAfee
Missouri;
director
a
mechanical
A
of
28"!
A
sales
before
in
increase
in
earnings
the same period,
for
taxes
Oct.
on
were
Wis,
Ansul
—V.
181,
Double
1955,'
first
,
,
Sales
earnings before taxes of approximately $12,400,000, making
it the second best year
in the company's history
Net
earnings for
1955 are expected to approximate $5,800,000,
amounting to $4.55 per share of common stock, he declared, compared
to $4 304 000 and $3.19 in
1954.
Except for the peak years of 1950
and
1951, these will be the highest net earnings in the company s
history.
.,
President
tional
in
.
small
in
system.
Spotlight
next
in
double
adding
Sales
this corporation
by
1954
sales.
"the
that
company
C.
expects
110
with
of
kit
made
1955,
been
said.
due,
"There
boats
in
has
which
Vice-
part,
been
of
and
DIVIDENDS-On
from
50c
Forgan
4s
Oct.
showed
home
at
which
is
share
the
from
up
—V.
after
equivalent
182,
after
Offer
Leather
&
and
series
The
below
offer
the
to
of
holders
its
has undertaken to purchase
company
of
1 %
interest
the
New short-term dis¬
23/a%; 180-265 days,
days,
purchase price
worth
of
such
contingent
fixed
percentages
before
tions
of
taxes.
to
the
in
of
As
not
(a)
Co.
for
&
Co.
Tandy
the
companies'
consideration,
500,000
common
such
any
has
approved
Inc.,
Alex.
and
are
1970;
1,
$120,000,000
4%
by
largest
the
in
of
the
of
debt
the
con¬
Glore,
by
Sons
&
three series:
of
series
Oct.
consolidated
sellers
at
to
$4
and
the
of
and
wish
to
wish
exchange
1, 1980,
being
are
tender
still do
The
the
$120,000,000
due
98%%
mortgage
issues
the
listed
provided that they depodt
Bank,
depositary,
Broad¬
70
14,
the refundable bonds of the Baltimore & Ohio RR.
are
to
above:
first
5%■
bonds,
series
B,
due
1975;
5%
bonds,
series
A,
due
1980;
Pittsburgh,
series
due
being,
dates.
refunding
due
Division
1985;
lien
first
refunding
and
and
Lake
bonds,
4%
mortgage
refunding
general
A,
mortgage
5%'
mortgage
refunding and general mortgage 5%
refunding and general mortgage 5%
and
Erie
series
1995;
not
for
tendered
redemption
provision
is
in
the
for
bonds
for
payment
on
being made
182,
has
company
set
($3,828,0001
off
made
or
at
of
$102.50
at
the
at
p.
bonds,
bonds,'
respective
call
permitted
next
prepayment in
exchanged
or
with
connection
of
exchange for the debentures.—V.
The
The
the
to
Old
Nov.
5%
Colony
Hanover
2
the
as
and
redemption
stock.
The
date
Milk
45
38,280
St.,
issue
will
be
Payment
dividends.
Co.,
its
for
called
accrued
Trust
Bank,
70
Broadway,
offered
Corp.,
New
American
International
value
•Before
per
York,
N.
Y.
to
oil
giving
effect
two-for-one
to
will
be
Boston
6,
Mass.,
York
New
N.
15,
182,
Y.—V.
following
713.
which
182,
p.
30%
This
SO,
covering
1955,
for
the
organized
three-point
buildings
plant
The
$3
par
of
The
already
preparing
bowl
Illinois
of
for the
of
the
manufacture
to
made.
a
173,
of
the
has
its
been
announced
sodium
and
bisulfate
by
Raw
nitre
or
materials
residual
cake
for
is
the
products
from
to
Target
date
for
office
NOTE.
at
$58.00
On
New
per
account
Ynrit
year
of
the
w
'
the
t
v
Other
.mLr
fluctuations
in
4^
th
Countries
for
pay
$62 00
the
at
$1,000,000
a
President
extension
of
Bata,
of
its
Ltd.,
plant
parent
latest
this
on
4
a
in
ended
sales
his
June
rise
increased
in
in
manufac¬
was
the
on
share
markets
Sales'
new
the
in
in
high
the
field
sales
The
ended
year
June
the
1,249,735
with
$920,280.
on
"all
Conn.
The
States
Division
a
site
summer
will
as
of
on
be
Calif.,
new
executive
indications
records
Belmont,
selected
Commenting
manufacture
with
notification
SEC
the
stock
common
13
(par
activities.
■
-
,
■
•;
.
Sept.
29
authorized
by
American Car & Foundry Co.
It is ex¬
be delivered
around the middle of
1953
will
the
of
purchase
center
speeds,
of
gravity,
will
which
132,
the
reduce
Talgo
the
of
running
r^ad,
the
take
safely
can
train;
Talgo
a
curves
the
between
time
1334.
p.
Corp. Ltd.—Canadian Transfer Office
announces
that a Canadian register and transfer
ordinary stockholders of the corporation resident and having
Canada
has
been
opened
The
by
Royal Trust
2115.
p.
>
N.)
Brodie
Co., San Leandro, Calif.—Files—
Sept. 20 filed a letter of notification with li"!
shares of capital stock
(par $1) to be offend
for
an
aggregate of less than $300,000 on behalf of certain stock¬
holders, through Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco, Calif.
SEC
company
covering
on
21,400
Broughton's
ture
Farm
Dairy,
Inc.,
Marietta,
O.—Deben¬
Offering—Mention
was made in our issue of Sept.
19 of the sale to Ohio residents
through The Ohio Com¬
of
$400,000
tails follow:
The
and
to
5%
priced at 100%
were
sinking
and
fund
debentures.
accrued interest.
debentures
callable
are
at
prices
ranging
105%
from
redeemable
through the sinking fund at prices ranging
with accrued interest in each case.
100% ;
They
Further
de¬
'
PROCEEDS—The
net
will
be used, to the
principal amount of
proceeds
extent
derived
from
to
necessary,
sale
the
retire
notes
to
100';
from
of
104%
debentures
payable
in
the
$156,235 and the remaining balance will supply
the company with additional working i capital which is
presently needed
to carry on
its expanding business.
eventually
be
used
in
the
A portion of the
purchase
of
remaining balance
presently
consists
(par
$100)
1,425
shares
pany's
and
and
of
as
stock
President
cheese,
cottage
both
at
of
6%
company
Y
of
cumulative
•'
-
preferred
in
new
plant
offices
of
one
plant
and
1954
shares
85
or
last
30
of
fiscal
year
$1,322,050,
was
capital
cents
stock
share,
a
the
ten
To
will
Liston-Becker
Fullerton,
at
and
the
1954.
recently
out¬
stock
30,
1955.
All
the
of
outstanding
shares
now
rate
and
now
other
and
retail.
It
of
consist
milk,
dairy products,
operates
branches
creatr
which
at
of
year*
9'
company
Co.
a
at
Ohio,
City,
branch
30
stock
common
corporation)
about
years
which
plant
for
The
of
is
This
ago.
manufactures
distribution
dairy products in that
The
the
of
Ohio
Quaker
company
all
owns
(an
established
the
butter
milk,
and
ice
City
Quaker
successor
also
cream
to
which
subsidiary,
serves
and
for
s
i
as
other-
area.
Tebay's Dairy Inc. (a West Virginia
corporation), is located at Charleston, W. Va. It has been in operation
company's other subsidiary,
since
1941
and
was
acquired by Broughton's Farm Dairy, Inc. during
a wholly-owned subsidiary and is engaged in th .
the manufacture of ice cream which are sold a
1954.
bottling
of
retail
wholesale
in
Charleston
and
neighboring communities
County, W. Va.
Tebay's specializes in the retail sale
gallon and half-gallon bottles.
It
is
milk
and
and
Kanawha
milk
in
Broughton's
Wip"
e;
Dairy, Inc. also' manufactures and sells "Redd:whipped cream under a license agreement which give >
packaged
the
i-.»
Farm
exclusive
and
sales
the
rights
entire
this
for
State
of
in nine Southern Ohio
Virginia.—V. 182, p. 1111.
product
West
built
purchased.
in
Instrument
Calif.,
Beckman
most
which
the
Newport
Occupancy
is
Co.,
houses
Instruments
significant
accommodate
be
Divi¬
plants
growth
Beach,
built
of
the
Calif.,
scheduled
SEC
182,
National
corporation
be
to
Sept.
on
500
at
per
of
shares
$32
covering
employees
Inc.,
Affairs,
Washington,
C,
D.
used
for
filed
16
common
share,
letter
a
stock
notification
of
(no
par),
to
be
with
foreign subscriptions
and
thrt
offered to
without
operating
underwriting. The net proceeds
expenses or other obligations.—V. 18..,
1773.
p.
Burlington Industries, Inc.—Registers With SEC—
This
Oct.
for
p.
that
new
filed
corporation
registration
a
statement
with
the
SEC
1,
headed
offering
by
and
price
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
underwriting terms are
The dividend rate, public,
to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
Ne^, proceeds of the financing are to be added to the general func" v
of
the
will be available for any corporate
that such proceeds will be applied
bank loans obtained for the purpose <>1
acquiring thd stock of Ely & Walker Dry Goods Co.
On Sept. 8.
1955, the company offered to purchase all of the out¬
standing shares of Ely & Walker Dry Goods stock tendered in accorcto
the
the
such,
as
expected,
is
It
however,
short
of
payment
with
ance
and,
company
purposes.
of
terms
term
a
tender
offer,
which
expired
Sept.
28,
1955.
offer,
the company had acquired through
representing approximately 93% of the voting
power of Ely & Walker Dry Goods at an aggregate cost
of $59,582 490.
For the purpose of financing such tender offer, the company ha*
obtained short-term loans from banks aggregating $63,000,000.
It is
expected that the proceeds of the sale of the debentures will be used
for repayment in part of these bank loans.
No present determination
Pursuant
to
Sept.
20.
1955,
been
made
has
but
stantially
V.
182,
p.
the
in
tender
such
•
shares
as
to
ultimate
the
repayment
of
the
balance
of
such
general bank credit available to the company is sub¬
of the amount needed to carry such balance.—
excess
1335.
(Continued
608.
advertisements
must
be
made
in
on
29,
1355, covering $30,000,000 of subordinated debentures due
1975, to be offered for public sale through an underwriting
Sept.
loans
company's outlook, Dr. Beckman declared
point to
1956
as
another
year
in which
established."-^.
of
Bureau
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
on
scriptions in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $55.00
exchange, remittance
ar<?
Parkers-
page
9)
Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Herbert D. Seibert. Editor andtPublisher;
a ?k Je^ry Ttamriay (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle Street, Chicago 3, Illinois
?
England c/o Edwards & Smith. Copyright 1955 by William B. Dana Company. Reentered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the
per
o
respectively.
company
butter
cream,
wholesale
the
of
by Carl L. Broughton and Robert D. Brough-
burg, Huntington and Point Pleasant, W. Va.
the
on
1956.
the
.
of
Secretary-Treasurer,
ice
stock
common
stock
(par $100) of whicr
(including 13 shares held in the com¬
2,000 shares of common stock were issued and
June
and
capital
stock
owned
are
shares
shares
preferred
treasury)
common
authorized
1,500
of
3,000
of
outstanding
sold
improve¬
the
'•
CAPITALIZATION—The
ton,
capital
various
ments.
of
volume
outstanding
Corp.,
15-acre
a
of
per
corporation
group
fiscal
compared
United
Heliport
another
letter
a
non-assessable
43%
in
company's
sion
plant will cover
,
broader
said.
1955,
personnel
the
Scintilla
1334.
RR.—Buys Talgo Train—
train
low
(Ralph
of 14%
Arnold O. Beckman,
report to shareholders.
annual
and
30,
importantly to the
Beckman
the
a
This
Stamford,
g
adjoin the present;
completion
Ul
for
built
on
cities.—V.
are
Inc.—Sales and Earnings Up—
year
products
new
in
$1.06
struments
sale
the
182, p.
'
type
new
its
The
at
com¬
the company were expanded during the year both
by
growth and by the acquisition of selected firms whose products
fitted
into
the
long-range
pattern
of
development.
Companies added to the Beckman organization were Specialized In¬
runs
will
scheduled
are
share, through Investment Sirvr*
proceeds are to be used to pay for ex*
net
mining
& Maine
higher
two
it
Operations of
niacin.
co:'-
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company,
■
eohonaSTatPSlSfiro?i
Canada,
to
814.
p.
$18,652,870.
shares
the late
spokesmen.
180,
Internal
combination
company
to
increase
and
facilities
new
and Is
planned for operation on the Portland Division
giving fast service between Boston and Portland.
Securities
at the end of the preceding fiscal year.
earnings was- realized despite substantially higher
research and development costs, which totaled
$2,032,308, up $570,399
from the year before.
by
used
year
of
1,079,735
chemical
and
fiscal
said on Oct.
income
to
The
manufac¬
new
the
preceding
standing.
is
be
of
cents
.;
,
directors
the
pected
The
Dr.
equal
insurance
mechanical
Willian? D^na Sefl^rt
(Te
it
will
producing sodium bisulfate for
plant is 90% complete and test
compounds.
activities.—V.
with
cents I,
the Belcamp plant capacity had been increased
"extremely buoyant" demand in the U. S. market.
in
$21,330,598,
Net
manufacturing plant and warehouse
productidji of niacin should be completed about mid-November
according
Dost
and
casualty
p.
561.
division,
bisulfate
be used
to
are
five
(par
Columbia
through
proceeds
notification
of
stock
that
the
income
amounted
Proceeds
proceeds
The
of
2.
of
sub¬
t
igniti n
electrical
$1,000,000 Plant Expansion—
Bata,
contributed
in
begin
Sodium
J.
instrumentation
Expansion Program
to
equipment
process
will be supplied
turing
manufacturing operation.
Construction
laws.—V.
program
net
gas
completed
Oct.
on
Development
be
The
purposes
for
to
1955,
25,
held.
involved.
such
of
legal
addition
an
fire
manufacturing
cleaner
all
has
Thomas
said
meet
President,
Sept.
on
stock,
Oct.
then
corporate
or
as
expansion
expects
been
part
Co.—Announces
the
for
company
year.
in
general
a
SEC
capital
shares
five
No underwriting is
for
under
the
record
each
qualified
capital
facilities
of
with
its
course
consisting
company
statement
stockholders
for
used
Chemical
Ansul
have
due
investments
in
companies
rext
be
in
that
invested
this
shares
by
share
will
issue
turing
200,000
new
price is $8 per share.
expected
A
one
111.—Reg¬
Exchange Commission—
and
registration
a
subscription
of
ratio
scription
of
filed
company
cffered
the
Securities
The
and
letter
a
common
share,
per
Beckman Instruments,
over
With
Md.,
Bata
to
Net
American Motorists Insurance Co., Chicago,
isters
of
$32.40
split,
stock
there will be oustanding 1,876,000 shares.—V.
filed
19
shares
cents
40
incident
disclosed
Mr.
Dec. 31.'54
$36.03
share
common
at
company
pany,
Sept. 30/55
asset
750,000
Bata |Shoe Co.—Plans
The
well
as
including
and
iields.
filed
20
20
The
to
...
.
at
Colo.
incident
.
counties
Corp.—Asset Value Up
As of—
Sept.
on
covering
Belcamp,
•Net
.
The
preferred
share
a
corporation
SEC
be
systems,
cov
August,
expenses
the
1110.
p.
.
.
Boston
business
Basin Natural Gas Corp., Aztec, N. M.—Files With SEC
(b)
also contemplates the retire¬
the outstanding preferred stock
182,
,
1334.
p.
1334.
net
of
Denver,
located
The
manufacture
equipment,
facilities
new
shares
BUSINESS—Products
bonds
redemption.—V.
paid
certain
payment
the
Sept.
on
be offered
Creamery
granted op¬
share.
Proceeds
in
of
1,500,000
to
penses
bonds,
Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Calls Preferred Stock—
shares
year.
,
addition
company
covering
1996.
called
No
D,
2000,
M, due
such
System
due
4%
mortgage
Toledo-Cincinnati
series G.
K,
to
this
construction
Big Chief Uranium Co., Pueblo, Colo.—Files With SEC
The
1970
according
and
99%
(of
1,
Aug.
N. Y., not later than the close of business Oct.
Virginia
bonds,
are
earnings
net
the
pany
consolidated
bonds
so
Hanover
of
at
first
refundable
may
with
was
had
still available,
offered
new
financing,
commitments
bonds
are
This
houses.
all
for
final
the
program.
railroad
offer,
3%%
A,
purchase
to
bonds
of
banking
exchange
for
way
consolidation
200
series
the
mortgage
series
are
per
be us°d
to
With
1,
series A, due 1975;
Southwestern Division
198C-;
of
earlier
under
B
due
4y4s
C
first
Brown
issued in
series
history
nearly
bonds due Sept.
following
due
devoted
total of 550,000 square feet.—V.
a
issuance
the
$80,000,000
clears
ICC
company's
sales
Some
who
West
the
now
injection
industrial
iegistsred addresses in
Co., Montreal.—V. 181,
mortgage
and
contract
two-thirds
than
are
equal
years
the
shares
options
purchase
The
less
%
and
major
6^
..December.;:.\
The new
manufacturing area will cover 5,000 square'feet and
*
designed to accommodate tumbling equipment and paint shop.
T is
will permit expansion of plating
facilities—largely for the production
of electrical connectors.
/'
office for
1010.
p.
bonds
new
Aug.
payment therefor,
referred
first
all of the outstanding
fixed amount equal to the
at
$1,800,000;
and
a
10
in
of
electrical
covering 20,000 square feet. The
engineering
design
area.
They
may
first
$50
estimated
(now
further
of
price.
of
ment
include
to
payments
purchase
exercise
purchase
is
companies
annual
used
i-
announced
was
Engineering design, research, and laboratory and experimental ir
chining facilities will be consolidated in a new engineering build!
Ry.—Adopts Teleregis-
capital stock of such corporations and enterprises or the assets ther of.
The
nectors
di\
Scintilla
Manager.
$10,000,000 expansion
1110.
p.
182,
The
overall
group
New York 15,
The
for
each share of preferred.
No underwriting is involved.
The remaining
500,000 shares are under option to certain persons, as indicated below.
According to the prospectus, the company has entered into a con¬
tract with certain principal stockholders of Tandy Leather Co., Fort
Worth, and its associated corporations and enterprises, pursuant to
the
working
48,530
outstanding 6%
cumulative preferred stock ($50 pari,
debentures, plus 2% shares of common stock,
in exchange
which
182,
due
and
through
Refundable
to
a
period
who
in
i
series
proposes
the
1955.
Exchange
of
the
by
refundable
way,
SEC—
company
is
B
bonds«and
said
filed a registration statement with the SEC on S^pt.
£8. 1955, covering $2,426,500 of its 5% convertible subordinate income
debentures, due Oct. 1, 1975, and 609,193 shares of its $1 par common
shares
Stuart
1980,
bonds.
C
Persons
company
stock.
Va
by
Commission
37/s
A
to
the
underwriters,
respectively.
$14,418,000,
Co.—Registers
of
the
of this company's $280,000,000
according to an announcement
bonds,
company's
the
4%
Hide
With
This
the
be
fuel
it
year,
RR.—Financing Approved—
authorization
received
bonds,
American
chairman
increase
to
paper.
90-179
below.—V.
exchange
1,
which
series
1333.
p.
will
of
With
Santa Fe
Commerce
series
formal
in
been
dividends, to $1.19 a common
earned in the first half of 1954.
For
$652,391,000 and net Income was $30,dividends to $2.53 per common share.
a share
sales were
preferred
net
equal
of
2Vi% ;
&
this financing.
of
Sept.
During
preferred
$1.07
1954
year
447,000
of
Privately—This
Reservisor" Unit—
Halsey,
Co.,
underwritten
$67,-
ended June 30,
report for the six months
$307,840,000 and net income
earnings
sales
net
due
step
Stolk,
announcement,
EARNINGS—An
1955
receive the dividend.
William C.
will
offering
dividend
&
This
Commenting at the time of
President, said that
progress in the company's expansion program and more efficient use
of existing facilities are important factors in the dividend increase.
this
the
and
corporation's
General
announced
facilities
types
1955.
thereby putting the stock
the dividend is payable on
20, purchasers of the stock
Since
record
of
new
feet
on
this
part
facilities
the
diesel
Co.,
Oare.
used
been
increased
2%%.—V.
Ohio
mortgage
$80,000,000
quarterly
the
L.
commercial
days,
Corp.
and/or
who headed
share,
a
basis.
dividend
stockholders
to
15
to
increased
directors
the
27
share
a
annual
$2
a
Nov.
Sept.
35c
sale
is
program
the
of
end
Divisional
many
marked
assembled
be
can
Robert
have
30
market
open
Interstate
solidated
1,049,332 shares of 7%
cumulative
preferred stock and 10,885,591 shares of common stock.
Thus, this
offering will represent about 3.6% of the outstanding common shares.
dividend
on
Teleregister
The
debt,
long-term
of
COO.OOO
Sept.
are—30-89
Baltimore &
issue,
of
consists
capitalization
company's
CAPITALIZATION—The
funds
the
on
"Magnetronic
See
the
said
square
research
of
program
by
Steiner,
engineering
Steiner
25,000
increased in¬
upswing
to
a
company.
and 266-270 days,
ter's
improvement and expan¬
in
E.
Bo water Paper
metal
$200,300,000
company
pays
financing,
Atchison, Topeka
metal for
and
that
the
rates
2%% ;
largest
the
light-gauge
of
fibre
invested
its plant facilities.
the
sion
is
company
of
it
completed
George
divisional
Mr.
cents),
this
company
count
Co.—Common Stock
Canada
and
The
addi¬
an
The note, dated Sept. 2, 1955, matures
annual instalments in 1958, 1959 and 1960.
stated
This
by
Corp.—Expands Scintilla Plant—
expansion
was
announcing
capital of
be
corporation
$10,000,000.
board,
producer in the United
containers and of composite
the packaging of many types
of foods,
beverages and other products.
It manufactures containers
at 59 plants located throughout the United States, in Canada and in
Hawaii.
In the live and one-half year period 1950 through June 30,
BUSINESS—The
an
In
7 at $42.75
a
share, 392,000 shares of common stock (par $12.50).
The stock is being sold by two stockholders for tax purnoses, 372,000 shares being from the Estate of Ada Small
Moore
and
20,000 shares from the holdings of Pai)l
Moore, a director of the company. The company will re¬
ceive none of the proceeds from the sale of such shares.
States
5
announced on Oct. 4 placed privately
institutional investor a 3V2% senior note issue
in equal
Clark, Dodge & Co., offered on Oct.
containers
Oct,
...
it
company,
Offered—A group
investment firms headed by Morgan Stanley &
Co. and
will
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
■
has
he
the
in
Phillips,
E.
year,
sales
boating,"
Associates Investment Co.—Note Sold
rate
of
increase
manufactured
are
3,
the
quarter
American Can
in
year
Oct.
on
popularity of
'do-it-yourself style."
1955 sales and earnings, Mr. Dunn gave preliminary
figures and fourth quarter estimates.
Although earn¬
ings for the third quarter this year are down, due to seasonal factors
and higher costs, third quarter performance was still ahead of last
■year.
Sales totaled $35,400,000, up sharply over third quarter sales
of $24,385,951 in the third quarter of 1954.
Net earnings of $970,000,
amounting to 70 cents per share, compared to net earnings of $724,712
amounting to 48 cents per share in the same period last year.
For the fourth quarter of 1955, he forecast sales of $39,000,000 with
earnings before taxes of $3,900,000. This compares with sales of $26,575,000 and earnings before taxes of $2,383,000 in the fourth quarter
last year.—V. 182, p. 505.
third
on
spotlights
this
of
said
Ind.—Marine
Warsaw,
acceleration
"The
150 gallon water fog
a
—
marine
50%
terest
by
up
forecasting
In
of
1954
months
$2,000,000
.
.
Corp.,
of
backed
2798.
p.
Arnolt
with
products
Fire Truck, especially adapted to the need of plant
has been designed and manufactured by St. Clair Indus¬
for exclusive distribution by Ansul Chemical Co., Mar¬
The unit, available in six basic models, features a 300-lb.
chemical unit
dry
forecast for this company by Kempton Dunn, President.
He said
that net
earnings will increase
comparably.
Mr
Dunn forecast that Brake Shoe sales will reach $141,000,000 in
7,
Ansul
of
Detroit
inette,
Co.—Sales and Earnings Up—
this year, compared .to 1954, and a 35%
Bendix Aviation
A
sion
systems,* magnetos,
diversification
fields.-
brigades,
tries
American Brake Shoe
Increase
The present building
includes further ex¬
in the chemical and
In-Piant
new
fire
Co.—V. 182, p. 1109.
Joseph Lead Co. and R. E. Funsten
Co., of St.
and
pansion
President
is
has been
animal feeding purposes,
supplement for
1956.
proposed
company's history which was sold last spring.
program
is part of a long-range plan wnich
McAfee has been
W.
Mr
1,
$100,000 addition to Ansul's mechanical facilities will
enlarge the iire equipment production area by aoout 12,003 square
feet.
The space will be used for the fabrication of larger equipment.
This
expansion
program
has
been
made
possible
through
in¬
creased
earnings and paitly through the fifst stock
issue m the
The
from
American Automobile Insurance
vitamin
a
set at Jan.
.,
.
the American Agile
P. O. Box 168, Bedford, Ohio—V. 182, p. 309.
V
Corporation,
J.
.
..
„
niacin,
of
use of polyethylene and
acid tanks and exhibition
the
and
acid;
hydrofluoric
handling
{or
polyvinyl
.
New
York
funds.
*
* *
per year; in Dominion of
Volume
182
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1455)
Capital Flotations in
3
the United States in March
And for the Three Months of Calendar
Year 195S
Aggregate financing in the domestic
of
u.e
current
figure
was
year
amounted
$799,737,690
.last, which stood
ruary
to
greater
at
market in
March
$1,228,659,237.
than
the
$428,921,547.
total
for
Marclr 1954
I
This
i
due in
was
of
some
to a number of
large offerings floated during
the month and in
particular to the common stock offer-
,
January
totaled
dollar
lesser
new
capital
$1,092,117,895
issues
for
88.89%
or
of
sum
$136,541,342
Long-term
stood
at
bond
and
$648,125,000.
constituted
10.20%
note
financing
this
new
bond
amount
capital
and
2fferinSs during March
floated
in
43.16%
or
This
of
and
Common
stock
year>
$494,349,237
limited to
March
last
volume
for
73
in
total
a
dollar
February
ber
and
month
s
stock issues constituted 64
in
common
1975;
to
aggregate
in
to
of
which
volume.
A
check
of
the
hold
num¬
figures
or
miscellaneous
and
issues
motors
amount of
that
$328,551,225
financing. This
$158,850,867 or
or
26.74%.
all-time
an
category.
in
March
of
this
due
Dec.
1,
1987,
the
and
a
Capital
1,500,008,000
99.725
increase
the
of
in
dollar
current
volume
of
ago,
$399,336,510
or
year
over
in¬
an
current total.
total
which
for
also
was
The
the
of
larger
One
Canadian
offering of Greater Montreal, Quebec,
School
Board
light during the month.
of the United
part
and
3%%
There
school
was
no
States Possessions
bonds
91-days
2,158,675,000
Feb
91-days
2,155,773,000
1.500,141.000
40 years
1,923,270,000
1,923,270.000
financing
on
1C0
totaled
23
Feb
13 mos.
5,738,000.000
5,738,090,000
Feb
2V2 years
1,167,000,000
1
Feb
2V2 years
Feb
1
Feb
13 mos.
2,626,000,000
2,401.000,000
Feb
1
Feb
Feb 1-28
Feb
Total
602,040,280'
12 yrs.
2,201,000
Feb
24
.
1
for
3
municipal financing for the first quarter of 1955
is set below:
January
March
Total
Total
$538,383,697
10,708.640
323,276,542
516,792,480
—_
$5,608,792
9,416,575
91-days
2,333,253,000
1,500,841.000
99.642
91-days
2,011,048,000
1,500,048,000-
99.689
*1.417
*1.231
Mar 17
91-days
2,219.301,000
1,500,251,000*
99.675
*1.286
Mar 17
Mar 24
Mar 24
Mar 31-
91-days
2,358,953,000
1,501,723,000
99.655
*1.366
91-days
9%-12 yrs.
2.229,689,000
1,500,099,000
99.655
*1.374
613,732,186
613,732.186
a
a
12 yrs.
Mar 1-31 Mar 1
1,526,500
1,526,500
100
£
100
c
Mar 1-31 Mai-
Mar 1-31 Mar 1
Total
Total
2 yrs.
for
for
______
March
three
3,118,220,686
months
:
35,669,438,730
*
Average rate on a
bank
discount
basis,
a Comprised
separate series, all of which were changed as follows:
$25,734,007
SERIES
H
(NEW)—New
current
income
CORPORATE
FINANCING
MONTHS
BY
at par
any
Series
1955,
H
to
time after 6 months from issue date,
has
individual limit
maturity,
K
instead
G
annual
on
For
June
1952
sold
at
former
Total
on
1954,
AND
cor¬
F
and
data
to
on
G.
of
yields
Annual
F
J
and
limit
Savings
Bonds,
footnote
see
Treasury notes of Series A was
Treasury notes of Series B began
and
accrued
and
Bonds
will
K
Series
of
be
and
J
on
2637,
page
"Chronicle."
of
par
for
Series
$200,000.
interest to
the
terminated
May
on
15th
of
15,
the
on
May 14,
1953.
month
1953.
Notes
and
if
are
held,
to
maturity or two years interest approximates
2.47%
Sale of Treasury
notes of Series "C" began on Oct.
1, 1953; the notes are sold at par and
accrued interest to the 15th of the
month and if held to maturity or
two years, interest
approximates $2.20 per month for each $1,000 note.
The sale of Series C
Treasury Savings notes was suspended on Oct. 23,
1953. For previous data on
Treasury notes, see footnote on
.
Oct.
19,
page
1953,
"Chronicle."
-
USE
OF
'
+
6
Jan
13
Total Amount
Accepted
91-day
91-day
Treas.
Treas.
New
Refunding
1,500.290.000
142,000
1,500,300,000
1,500.014,000
286.000
91-day Treas. bills
91-day Treas. bills
1,500,562,000
1,500,197,000
742,263,764
1.500,256,000
1,500,197,000
306.00U
1
U.S.
1
Tax
savings bonds
Depositary
bonds_
Jan
Total
3
antic'n
for
January
24,486,000
6,768,240,764
6,000,757,000
1,500 192,000
bills
1,500, 192,000
1,500 008,000
bills
1,500, 125.000
1,500 125,000
1,500 141,000
1,499 815,000
1,923 270,000
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
10
742,263.764
24,486,000
notes,
bills
bills
17
24
91-day
Feb
15
40-yr.
Treas. bonds
1,923, 270,000
15
2V2-yr. Treas. note
1,167, 000.000
Feb
$
1,500,432,000
bills
27
Feb
Indebtedness
$
bills
20
Jan
1470,
^
FUNDS
Type of
Security
Dated
Feb
-+1953
$20,000.
2.53%
of
purchase
Feb
19531
available
H,
month's notice.
one
purchase of
rate
Intermediated
of
increased
previous
30,
Sale
c
is
the
of
Bonds.
those
combined
$1,387,869,294
the different monthly amounts of
Series
SERIES J AND K—These replaced Series F and G
Bonds, respectively,
as
of May 1, 1952. Series J and K
yield a return of 2.76% when held
Feb
-1954-
Refunding
bond,
beginning June 1, 1952, bearing 3% interest, compounded
semi-annually,
when held to maturity.
Issued at par, Series H will mature in 9 years
and 8 months, with interest
paid by check semi-annually. Redeemable
Feb
OF
three
of
SERIES E—Beginning May 1, 1952. Overall interest
rate raised from
2.9% to 3% compounded
semi-annually when held to maturity. Higher
rate achieved,
by shortening the maturity of the Series E Bond from
10 years to 9
years, 8 months.
Interest starts accruing at the end of
six months instead of one
year.
Also the yield is higher in each inter¬
mediate year.
Individual limit on annual purchases has been doubled
from $10,000 to $20,000
maturity value.
526,209,055
$1,362,135,287
C
20,782,977,280
Mar 10
Jan
Refunding
312.567,902
—
2
100
3
Mar
Jan
$532,774,905
—--v.-
100
2,201,000
a
Mar 10
Jan
February
l5/m
a
2 yrs.
February
Mar
l"s
323,000.000' 100
602,040,280
Feb
Feb 1-28
323,000,000
9%t12 yrs.
1
l5/a
2
2
2,401,000.000v 100
'13 mos.
Feb
Feb 1-28
the
dur¬
3
1,167,000,000 100
2,626,000.000: 100
$
New
99.657 + *1.355
1
Jan
Total
99.714 + *1.130
1,500,125,000
1
ing March.
0.81%
undertaken
*1.088
100
Feb
to
came
Yield
c/c
Feb
Sales of
-1955New
2,119,533,000
Price
1
than
'
SUMMARY
99.713 + *1.134
$
10
for
tabulation of figures since January, 1953, showing
porate financing.
March
as
Protestant
dollar volume. The current figure also
compares with the
present
in
offerings placed in March in¬
cluded the $60,850,000 issue of the Commonwealth of
Massachusetts; the New York State Housing Bonds,
totaling $50,715,000 and the $39,800,000 placement of
Housing Bonds for the State of Connecticut.
$172,766,875 or 14.06% of the
February of the current year a
total of 30 issues were placed
through the private route,
aggregating $178,463,284 or 41.61% of that month's
gross
we
year
a
etc.,
year
1,500,192,000
17
higher
Some
and
or
2,285,747,000
Feb
refunding obligations.
were
for
in number and amounted to
month's grand total. For
Below
Feb
2.50%
12.93%;
offerings
3
difference, however,
great and amounts to $126,872,545.
A breakdown in the total of municipal financing for
March of this year shows that $516,792,480 represented
new
capital offerings, while only $9,416,575 comprised
corporate equity
by public utilities totaling
$18,681,350 or 1.52%; rubber, $10,000,000
land, buildings, etc., $6,325,000 or 0.52%.
Private
financing
considerable
a
not
was
This placement by the
record
was followed
industrial
Y,
for
February,
oils, $145,386,093 or 11.83%;
manufacturing, $114,691,382
or
9.34%; investment trusts, etc., $64,669,820 or
5.26%; rail¬
roads, $22,804,000 or 1.86%; iron, steel,
coal, copper,
other
series
February last, rising to $526,209,055,
crease of $202,932,513.
The
foregoing figures compare with the
$358,699,500 or 29.19% of the month's
volume, while the latter was made up of
offering of General Motors Corp. in the
registered
way
Feb
by the $50,000,000 issue of the
3%% first and refunding
the 4J/4%
was
showed
for
over-all dollar
single
91-days
91-days
Feb
Co.'s
Finance Corp.,
Municipal
13.28%.
The former totaled
the
bonds,
smaller than the
March last the public
utility
by the
Electric
&
27
to
$78,592,550
noted that for
Ac¬
sinking fund debentures of House¬
due March 15, 1975, and the other,
May Department Stores, Inc., 3V4% sinking fund deben¬
tures, due March 1, 1980.
were
Looking into the various categories given each month
our five-year table on
another page of this issue, it is
supplanted
1972, of the General Motors
$50,000,000 offering of promissory notes by the Pure Oil
Co., due on March 1, 1990. Two issues in the amount
of $25,000,000 were also placed in March, the first of
March, 1954 reveals that 44 common stock issues
totaled
$138,331,942 or 23.38% of that month's over-all dollar
volume, while preferred offerings stood at 20
and
amounted
15,
followed
was
Gas
mortgage
$81,521,867 or 19.01% of the
volume, while preferred stocks comprised
totaled $23,684,680 or 5.52% of
that month's
dollar
Outstanding
March
this
Pacific
dollar
9 issues and
due
Jan
Feb
14.06
$60,000,000 emission of the Union Oil Co. of
California, 3% convertible debentures, due March 1,
the
volume
40.23%, while preferred placements
172,766,875
the
was
issues
amounted
Accepted
Feb
Corp., and a further offering of $50,000,000
3% five-year debentures;- due April 1,
1960, both to be
applied to working capital. Next in the order of size
and aggregated
only-$35,935,000 or
2.93% of the month's gross dollar
volume. For the month
of
Amount
Applied for
'$
Feb
ceptance
for
of
41.61
several
were
tures,
$105,206,547
March
178,463,284
was
or
year amounted
with
Amount
Due
Dated
Feb
24.90
23
or
$216,924,492 in March, 1954.
numbered
accounting
or
16
the
$522,800,350
$125,324,650
dollar
gross
compared
and
issues
of this
the
figure
February last
to
financing was confined
issues totaling
$50,250,000 or
4.09%.
month.
year
total
in
Date
Offered
Feb
% of Total
$156,417,934
30
____________
of March.
volume
note
during the month to two
$530,284,237
this
amounted
refunding operations..
Short-term
of
month's
the
Total Amount
large offerings placed during the
among them as to dollar
the $328,551,225 common stock
offering of
General Motors Corp. earmarked for
expansion [pur¬
poses.
The foregoing issue constituted an all-time rec¬
ord for equity financing. This was further
supplemented
by the $200,000,000 placement of 3y?% 17-year' deben¬
month
is
11.11%.
or
Of
financing, it
March
of
volume, while refunding issues
42.55%
the
of
of 34 issues,
39
March
There
Following the customary pattern
No. of Issues
____
February
amount of $328,551,alone constituted an all-time record for
equity financing.
that
?
-
oof °tPen.eral Motors CorP- in the
noted
up
over-all dollar volume.
Corporate issues placed privately in the first
quarter
of 1955 by months follow:
measure
..This issue
$183,020,000 made
Feb¬
This substantial
increase in total dollar volume in
March
total
equalling 30.93% of that month's
Treas.
767,433,764
1,500 008.000
326.000
1,167 000,000
5,738 000,000
15
13-mos.
$
$
$
$
$
$
Feb
15
January
2]/2-yr. Tveas.
note
494,144,325
133,916,625
5,738 000.000
2,626 000,000
2,626 000,000
G28,060,950
466,249,711
20,439,521
486,689,232
560,772,709
16,141,452
576,914,161
Feb
15
13-mos.
Treas. note
2,401 ,000,000
384,282,362
44,639,185
428,921,547
314,624,478
15,372,739
329,997,217
641,307,965
Feb
2,401 ,000,000
February
15
25,159,845
666,467,810
13-mos.
Treas. note
323 ,000,000
323 ,000,000
1,092,117,895
136,541.342
1,228,659,237
521,025,292
70,653,000
591,678,292
521,319,354
5,999,485
527,318,839
602 ,040,280
$
,
New Capital
Total
$
New Capital
Total
Refunding
$
First quarter
1,970,544,582
315,097,152
2,285,641,734
1,301,899,481
106,465,260
1,408,364,741
1,723,400,028
47,300,782
Feb
1
Feb
1
savings bonds
Depositary bonds—
1
Tax
U. S.
April.
502,084,724;-
quarter
614,225,924
614,765,864
10,540,950
716,902,559
624,958,430
15,677,234
640,635,664
96,140,649
987,358,500
1,077,189,330
37,112,169
1,114,301,499
388,296,049
2,318,486,983
2,316,913,624
3,232,090,415
..
494,761,309 3,726,851,724
4,040,313,652
732,106,517
August
63.330,353
2,380,243,977
3
1,127,624,275
608,576,955
10,724,440
91-day
Treas.
bills
1,500*48,000
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
91-day Treas.
bills
1,500,251,000
1,500.251,000
bills
1,501,723,000
401,577,054
239,168,027
2,773,203
241,941,230
732,407,786
1,865,000
1,501,676.000
1,500,099,000
Mar 31
896,168,712
756,029,603 2,425,370,041
1,580,152,768
5,620,466,420
179,006,275
982,161,883
424,210,596
6,664,020
430,874,616
266,684,600
502,608,722
437,537,199
28,773,944
466,311,143
658,303,098
368,085,542 1,026,388,640
1,387.695,944
36,483,000 1,424,178,944
1,697,382,828
81>,776,417 2,511,159,245
2,249,443,739
71,920,964 2,321,364,703
6.598,813,681 2,064,567,329 8,663,381,010
7,869,910,159
197,914,742 8,067,824,901
U. S.
bills
Savings bonds
1,500,099,000
1
613,732.186
613.7~32~.180
Depositary bonds__
1,526,500
1,526,500
1
Tax
antic'n
Total
for
for
notes
March
three
8,118,220,686
7,502,379,000
615,841,636
35,669,438,730 33,681,546,000
1,987,892,730
__
months
—
tRevlsed.
Retired
$
$
314,754,000
578,023,000
at
par
plus accrued interest to maturity in
payment of income
The books
and profits taxes due
were
The results of this
open
only for
offering will
one
appear
on
June
15,
day, March 22.
in these columns
UNITED
March
outside
of
the
TREASURY
FINANCING
Certificates
Notes
l
Total
for
220,690,000
January
400,844,000
Jan
30
Accepted
Price
6
Jan
t263.269.000
tl34.600.000
798,713,000
t397,869.000
673,000,000
February—
__
85,569,000
164,170,000
tl42.409.000
t78.601.000
616,160,000
837,170,000
t221,010.000
__
Total
for
February—
—
"
(Continued
on
page
6)
Amount
Applied for
91-days
2,327,137,000
1,500,432,000
99.735
Yield
In the
%
$
Dec
$
•
DURING 1955
Amount
Due
Dated
*1.049
6
Jan
13
91-days
2,355,730,000
1,500,300,000
99.691 + *1.222
Jan
13
Jan
20
91-days
2,459,473,000
1,500,562,000
20
Jan
27
2,449,938,000
1,500,197,000
99.659
Jan
1
91-days
92/a-12 yrs.
742,263,764
742,263,764
a
24,486,000
24,486,000
100
2
100
c
comprehensive tables
pages we compare
on
the fol¬
the March and
a
12 yrs.
lowing
99.644 + *1.407
Jan
Jan 1-31
Jan 1-31 Jan
Department in
STATES
Date
Offered
Jan 1-31 Jan
next month.
Treasury
above, confined its operations to the sale of Treasury
Bills, Savings Bonds and Depositary Bonds.
Net Issued
January—
Notes
Treasury Financing in March
FINANCING
Issued
Certificates
Secretary Humphrey announced on March 22, the
Treasury will offer for cash subscription $3,000,000,000
of 1%% Tax Anticipation Certificates of Indebtedness
to be dated April 1, 1955, maturing June
22, 1955, and
86.000
47.000
1
5,746,460,198
235,924,122'
12 months
450.000
15,362,643 1,595,515,411
125,993,778
803,155,608
Fourth quarter-
1,500.391,000
Mar
*INTRA- GOVERNMENT
December.
The
1,500,841,000
734,272,786
284,937,645
1,250,790,912 6,152,221,765
November-
604,567,280
1.499.962,000
Mar 17
619,301,395
1,669,340,438
October
1955.
20,782,977,280 20,178,410,000
bills
Mar
4,901,430,853
Nine months-
receivable
February
Treas.
Total
Third quarter-
for
91-day
Mar
110,631,135 4,150,944,787
75,574,200
611,231,067
Mar
Mar 24
395,517,758
326,002,854'
6eptember_____
2,201,000
Mar 10
1,930,190,934
Six months
602,040,280
201,000
notes
625,306,814
180,014,200
£91,217,851
June_
112,141,200
53G,888,359
,
antic'n
2
1,770,700,810
Total
Second
Treas. note
Feb
March
May
Refunding
Total
for
,
l
2 yrs.
January..
6,768,240,764
•1.349
the three months'
the
years
year
figures with those for
corresponding
preceding
comparison.
periods
thus
in
affording
the
four
a
five-
o
Q
p-
Q
P*
p
o
p
O
3.
o
'o
p-
C6
rf
VJ
cr
CO
EC
Oi
Total
S
834.375
698,32.0 1,90. 0 52.3 50 13,45087
1,450. 8
'
Capitl
New
Total
81.607,95 30.9 ,0 87.95,0 10,28.0 210,53 90
$
$
$
834,375
64,3705 1,90 0 24.853,90 129,3087
lyo.uoO
63.04,81 57,80 0 134,6719
1,450 8
5,0 ,0 7,Y5O7 6
$
195.0
Capit l 619.8, 6 57,80 34,6719
s
5,0 ,0 7. 5o7 do
New
Total
S
8.90476 60,9 720 19,047.315 4,85.231 132.140 1.450. 8 10.8 270 186,09160 30,195.0 560.29476 60,9 .720 5,04,0 176 2,315 4,85 231 2.096140 2.675,08 43.86027 86,317 60
1,90 , 0
1,90 , 0
804,79210 19,0 0 48,05 0 157,680
27,50 0 2.150, 0
29,650
361.02 0 2,0,0 56,40275 68,4218 1,60 0 27, 4736
1,32,50 81,60795
39,04 0 41,26450
and
1,90 , 0
1,029 70 Reconstrui
61.390476 60,9 720 16.897,315 4.85.231 132.140 1,450, 8 1078*10.27
1,90 , 0
83,46701 12,0 0 120, 3650 10,6450 148,09316
5,625
195,0 0
195,0 0
107,931.475 87490^861 1.69,50
30,1950 521.48076 60.9 720 5,04,0 134^9586 4.85,231 2,096.140 2,675.08 42,57 0
156,4390
2,7 9,738
20, 719 24,705 0 39.07645 7,0215 254,6081 38.02,81 3,290. 0 41,92 738
7,30 , 0 457.925
13,57925 7,68,0 63,250 4.185,90
Refundi g 13,57925
-1952
30.195,0 469,730 5.04.0 157,* 0 01,9604*. 1,25,0 3,05 0 698,320
$
1,2403 Devlopmnt.
Refun i g 51.97,50 2750, 2,150, 0
-195
Total
86.317,60 50, .0 136.20 167,94.06
825,10985 4,320 120, 3650 38, 0 143,907216
20 ,0 0
1,2 5,0
527,318 9 105,2 0 437,8 640
5,625
195,0 0
195,0 0
107,931475 8,490861 1,09,50
2,7 9,738
88034.7,4697,2011
5,60 , 0 13,57925
24,705 0 39,07645 7,0215 247,1608 37.54 86 3,290 36.29,738 825t109.85
21052,,07619839
59,6.072 574,0 15.67452 31,82 079 290, 0 31,62.50 13,2463
2,0 ,0 2, 0 , 0
34.05, 0 20.674,02 14,62 0 107,4 52 59,42 079 2,32,0 32,6 50 76,5463 527,318 39
1E1,12108,9,372403406728985756DiGCPnt{{oBfoISnahvmtcermeocaurrunmpifvdislks.. TFMSOIFYUCTSOEHANRNHVRPICEADS11995532RTNeCRaefvureapftunfpawiuntdptindilwdlgiglg$$s$s373421.,06,0.55,7o12*48938517469.1,045,05—,04.—_917736oO_23,10249.6532,80,25^0—7717_01,0.666513526,47505043,,2,848770 5"'7,902,16.35.3488
MOFYTLIMAENFGAIUOHRVVCCERPSNDMGLT,
721,025
5.278,460
—1953 Refundi g
$
$
Capit l
New
Total
$
5,9 ,485
721,025
105,2 0 18,2490
1,250
20 ,0
35,7.40 2,0 0 56,40275 67,92103 1,60 27, 4 36
521,3954
"60 ,0 0
342,580 2.40, 0 78,592 0 137, .942 30, 0
-1954 Refundi g 54,37 0 16720 .
$
80,0 0
'
70,6530 . 58,240. 7,43 840
S
Capitl
New
Total
$
287,908 2.40, 0 62,3950 137,65942 30, 0 ~60~6O5
623,150 50,2 .0 35,9 .0 493,806 7 25,0 0
FCORPEIGANT,
-195
Capit l
New
521,0 29 50, 0 39.40 56,98072
5,130
1,2865937 243,0 526,09o5
497,8035 50,2 0 35.8 ,70 482,6359 25,0 0 *245850
~
—. _ —
Corp ate— Domes
Pref red Com on
Pref red Com on Other Long-term Pref red Com on
5,13,0 49,10 0 516,792480
1,092 785
MOFARCH tic- Lboonnagno-ttededrsmsShort-em stock stockCandi- Lboonnagno-ttederdmssShort-em stock stockforeign- boannodtedssShort-em stock stock corp,ate
MONTH
:V.
_ i7:n1
131,6,627,024308841509 Ftfehroadomgunrnicafpalclytes ONGARENUFWPID 195CTNaRopeetiftuawnlldig$s124.6,87004212,68.56550.,J ——_ l7162175o.9405031678.4546.5,222,07308.0. 212,810334,,5741800 367189285,354600
_
Total
1G.Govern governmtagvcie.,s'&Municpatl—Ses,Posei.n ,63275 bfinuocntlaiydnoeset
80,0 0
250, 0
$ 0 0 90,0
0 35 267,430 52,8035
7480 4250 0 0
$
Capitl
804
22
500
4,380, 0 2,482,0 14.906U0
15,096 0 31,0 59 2,134,90 30.7,426 64.15,08 4,52380 8.51,0 2,17 90 63,0154
■*20,649
.692
1.26,32 1 ,2167
28.650 12,75.09 63.074,650 2,70,0 24.36,92
067,545
2,804. 0 130.2 867 18,61.350 328.512 10,93 82 7,31.43 3.625.0 10, 0 64. 9,820 34, 80
'
250, 0
52,30.867 18,43 50 328,512 20,19 382 7,86,093 125,0 10, 0 6473*9,820 16,9180
50, 0 50,2 0
81
69
New
2,0 ,0 46,850
52.30,867 18.43,50 328,512 20,19 382! 7,86,093 125.0 10, 0 64.*9,820 28.1 ,50 530,2437 2,804 158, 0.67 18,6 350 328,512 14.69,382 14^,386.09 6,325,0 10, .0 64*9,820 358,69.50
50, 0 50,2 0
3
77
77
9,70 , 0 16,280.
104. 859 2,13490 19,763426 12,6508 2,1790 39,57 41
12 1 1
1955
CHAR TE
426.960
2,40 0 2,40,0
8,51 0
32,460
3,246.0 721,025
10.98,5 2,134,90 19.843,26 12,6508 2.17,90 49,257.41 216,94 2 17,096. 0 357,918.5 2,134,90 34,75.426 64,15.08 4,52380 1.0 , 0 2.17,90 7,907.541
6,50,0
2,480
136.54,32 194.30, 9,41657o 340,25791 Satanteds
Refundiag 125,34650 1,70392
$
SUM ARY.OF
~542~850
46,30
$
1,0.
-
•
426.960
2,40,0 2,40 , 0
'
2,0 ,0
59.6,072 574,0 15.674,52 31,0.54 290,0 31,62.50 13,2463 15,78 14 34,05 198,67402 14,62 0 103.798,52 58,701.54 2,3 0 32,6 50 76.532,0
2,0 0 2,0 0
591,67829 50. 0 97,640. 564,1602 ' '."in
419.68,740
721,025
bl9,
•_ manufctrig. hoelding, — manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, manufctrig hoeldtcin.g, manufctrig hoeldtcin.g,
^35211173,,0"62,5489.629
I,(j92.il?85
MOFARCH NLBootnoegasn-T-dersm
,u;tiles ecscottopeall,,,Eqmuaniupfmctreesnt anoid. indausntrdl beuiltdcng.s, tItrnravuedstsimngn,,Micelanous NBSohotaoernst-T-desm utile.s— eccsototpealrl,,,Eqmuaniupfmten.t aacensorid. indaustrl beuildtcng.s, ttIrrnavuedsstimngn,,Miscelanous utiles eccsoottpealrl,,,Eqmauniupfcmeenst aacensordi inadunstrdl beuitldc—ngs, ttrrauuvdessitnmgn,, vtlsceanou-. -„ uti;les eccsototpea.lrl,,,Eqmuaniupfmceenst anodri indausntrdl bueildtncgs, ttrraudsing,, sceocurpritat.e
farInBteaaniokl Cndian oreign Loaannd Staes do
toal •fTighueresse
Grand
H
§
Other farm United
MONTH
Total
Railroads Public Iron, Mot rs Other
.
Oil
Land,
Ship ng
Total
Railrods Public Iron,
Motors ;Zi Land,
.
1-/
Other
—
oil
Ship ng
Stocks-
j.
Railrods Public Iron,
Motors Other Land,
T
Total
Total-
Railroads Public Iron,
truant
-
Mot rs Other Land, Rub er
01
0
o
o
3
-i
co
yi
4^
,.
mPOUS
Total
01
I
<1
o
c
►—»
Q
3
o
ft
CO to
U1
l-t-
$
Total
,2607413
P
3,0 6,0 86,49 35 184,6o0"<39 2,50 , 0
834,375
5,0 .0 1,450, 8 50, 0 53,0 0
1,5014,589 42,10 5 25,4903
Capit l 1,762018 3,06,0 5,9628 18,41739 2,50,0
$
834,375
New
1,36784
5,760, 0 138,961809 308, 485 5,0 ,0 7,~5O7 6O
Total
2.0,0 14,52 65 247,98 24 1,60 0 29,"l6oT 1
1,352740
2,60 49
1,7345813
8570", 0 327l65o 1,958 .163 2,0 ,0
$
2,183409
3,082764
Total
$
952,1852 3,40,0 12,69 83 275,493*2 5,02 0 "60 ,0 0
1.40836.741 98.0 ,0 69,260 29,7850 1.36807.42 13,25.0
Reiundi g 89,602 16,20 0 305,0
Capitl 862,5.61 3,40. 0 105,49683 275,14382
$
New
Total
5,02 0 '60 ,0 0
1,3504 5,605 106,25780 69.7,83 25.0 , 0 6,754*81
2.85,64173
Refundi g 30,54127 2~546,85 12,092
•I
FCORRPEIGANT,
OSUMFARY
Capit l 1.034,527 5.605 103,6591 684,97581 25,0 0 6,75481
23,7,88165603907
1,97054 82
New
71,08 0 492,073 239,4650 1,09,10 436,18 40 51,98 31 4,70, 0 2,0 ,0 74, 50
Refundi g r,~2o 75o
Total
2,56 ,0
3,0 .0 195,0 0
1,83720
—1953
2,97856
24,,93014238908
3,5062789 Sbatnyeds
$
7,10,352
Refundi g 31.0 , 0 4,30 0
963,40
2,56 ,0
3,0 0 195,0
NOAGRENUFWPDI
1,217,3846068427509
New
Total
$
Capit l
New
1.375,0 375.0
295.0
89.614,0 389.0, 17.50 230.45,0 183,250. 73.96 50 375,80.
426,960
2,40 , 0 3,40 , 0
426.960
2,40 , 0 3,40 , 0
53.614,0 297,81 0 17,50. 184,372. 5 84,275.30 64,2950 295.0 357,68.50
~
1,059 275
721.025
31,0 . 0 4,913 05 7.10.352
1,73458,13
3.56,10 47,30 782
173,2 4
342.18 30 .0 0 173,2 4
231,50.25 3,841,0 45,25,965 27,64 398 2,47,90 65,7647 397,26 0 95,71,960874.05,2 9,14,0 96,12 487 145,7 398 6,715.981 1,30 0 2,47 90 147,35 476 1,40836,^41
80,0 0
2 5,0 0
17,594.21 2/70~60 2.7g~39 106,45260
9.50 . 0 53,850
9,70 16 5 16,50 0
75.0 0
342,18 173,2 4
8.715,981 8.593.0 173,2 4
9,14 ,0
3,841,0
2052.055 45,17 .96 27.64 ,398 2 .47 9 0 56,0 476 381,2 0 85.7 1,960 820.17 2 5 78.531,96 145,7 .398 2 ,47 .9 0 124,576 3
2.950
297,950
81148.206 59 1.24357 328,5125 35.174 52 1.5 ,093 10, .0 178.95 6 75, 723 869,3724 89.6140 538, 1.659 9,18.573 328751.2 265.19 52 194,76.093 74. 48 10, .0 178.95,6 50.237,
53.90 0 5.605
12.05,92 14,5 87 36,0 .0 93,82. 5 45,97265 98.74650 9.70, 0 30.467592
2.50 ,285
1,375.0 375.0
450,73894 71.08 0 68,512 260.35,16 1,09,10 592,1453 5548,464 4.70 3,92 15 78,23106
1,34 30
984
1.36054,
98
9,32.60 98,75 25
774
45.972,65 974.650 9.70,0 18,420 30,541.27
Refundi g 36,0 . 0 91,482.0
$
50 .0 50 ,0 0
1,923,125 13,78163
721,025
6,50 , 0
85,34.0 59,1620 S.30, 0 32,856.0 17,60. 6.37,80 8,518.0 6,120 61 917,28 61
$
-195
-
1,072385
S
Capit l
50 , 0
17,54 21 27482,0 13708,739 89,602
-1954 Reiu ding 9,50 , 0 47,3850
«•
1,308694
50 ,0 0
I72~o 7o6 963,40 80,74360 6,457925
1,83 5,938
290. 0
270,8653 5,796025 53,70.6 35,0467 35,692.41 18, 23 420,3980 93,250 740,18.53 41,36025 35,70248 169,054 6,1580 25,0 0 36,9241 257,91.32 1,72340 8
2,0 0 2,0 0
New
94,850 642,50.2 5,30 , 0 50,370,52117,60 6,37,80 1,0 0 79,1 0
45,71294 71,08 0 69,7512 261,98.56 1,09,10 673,2573 60.92,51 4,70 3,923,125 87,623 6
3,978,40
3,01~5T0
613, 05
20 ,0
1,923,125 13,"78163
18.397,0 48,3560 47,23540
290, 0
271,438 5,796,025 53.706 35,76; 9 35,692 41 8. 2,3 421,673410 124.35,0 745.no3B4T 41,36025 360,8460 169.8269 6.1580 25,0 0 36,92 41 261.507,23 1,70 ,810
2,0 ,0 2,0,0
3,5610 45,96 452
Capit l 93,250 469,320 35, 0 29,75648 134,0589 5,86,50 25,0 0 I7o .o 237,068.9
t
1,426 8,56
175, 28 20,73865 231,06 35 8,719,20
5,760, 0
20 .0
$
'Total
123,56 03
90,317 60,57
1,372846
124,350 473,620. 35, 0 306.87,0 134,0589 5,86,50 25,0 0 170 756 240,650
1,0 .0 8.205, 3
175, 28 21,7■02 5 234,07635 8,719,20
5,760, 0
372,0
40,3956 5,25,419 132.140 1,450, 8 27156,90 32,74 02 239,7240 82,35.0 86,30479 71,60.570 9.187,50 2,84.0 284,35.716 6,148,51 9,31.40 2,675,08 2.156,90 89,16902
5,065,0
1,0 ,0 3,0 6,0
9,32,60 94,79125
7,28.60 6,457,925
$
3,25048
40,13.0 13.45*0 1,362 5.87
$
106,0 0
273,4 57 10.7250 914,6079 71.60 570 9.187.50 2.84.0 32,0716 6.148,51 9.485.140 2,675,08 3.156,90 98.0245 1,50 4,589
1,0 ,0 2, 93,053 3 ,712053
27,96.0 2,450, 0
New
315,097152 46.20, 25,734.07 807.51, 9
$
95 —
40,13.6 59,*6 0 1.38769,24
$
Capit l 71,08 0 490,873 239,4650 1,0910 358,420 45.3086 4,70, 0 2,0 ,0 65,0240
1,308941 98,0 0 69,26.0 71,0 0 1,348.09 13,250
$
5,065, 0 18,90 79 61, 0 570 42,8 56 5,2 5.419 132.140 1,450. 8 37156790 35,02745
1,0 ,0 3,0 6,0
1,90 , 0
$
106,45260 28,05 0 13,467243 348,01753
$
-1954
106,0 0
1,27354
$
—1952
6780<3, 0 15,23 0 1,7056 48 2,0 ,0
1,72340 8
1,90 , 0
4,78540 "37275 5 5,912,50 89,5390
Refundi g 18,3970 20,3870
Total
EUCPFDBlftfnGtra(mDtroaSeeouhhocmavgvvdiucnpnsuircreppdifmkmalyde.lss,.. IMCTFFTS3SYUONOHARINPDHARVI1CERAESSD
FMLFAMTEGIFUN3OYHNOAVAERRDICVN1PMDCRGSLST,
New
95,670 793,860 10, 0 9.187,50 2,84,0 289,1 50 893,132 9,35,0 1,25,0 61,950
New
47,30 782 i87o~ ,o 316790, 25,34615 407,56397
2, 0 , 0 14,52 6 246,53 94 1,60 29,"l60i 1
cn
893,132
Capit l 7,260 73,4 0 10, 0 9,187,50 2,84,0 24,3 05 8,91,0 1,25,0 56,08250
34, 20 120, 3650 12,98043 7 ,9873 1,20,0
1,70 81
1,34,30
-•1953 Refundi g 45,96 452
Capit l 1,289604
<1
tn
$
98,75 25 7,6870 209, o5 23, 509 549,60534
Capit l 1,273.064519
$
42,0 0 120, 3650 32,97043 1,0 2 746 1,20 0
1,83 5,938
5,760, 0 134,98 09 308, 45 5,0 ,0 7,50^ 0
New
1p
$
-195
1,426 85 137,650 492, 7403
Refundi g 94,79125 3,978,430
$
o
3
$
5,0 ,0 1,45075 50, 0 2,10 0
$
-1952
O
Total
123,5603 35,9075 286,7350 3,1850 47,319503
3
$
Q
3
<-•
Refundi g 89,5390 575437 3,169,0
05
3
Total
p
3-
$
-195
A
o
4^
2.950
231,,13855*,0698479742
297.950
145.7084 81,243.57 328.51,25 35.17452 1.5 093 10. 0 178.95,6 63.50164 85,3157 53.6140 4 .89374 9,18.573 328.5125 16.527 95,786.43 65.04 8 10, .0 17S.956 47. 0,14 1,97054 82
7 4,984
53.90 0 5,605
219.5
CHAR TE
ME3NARD1CH bonanotd-edss stoc—k stock bonanodte—dss stoc—k stock foreign- boannotdedss — stoc-k stock corp-ateBIntearanioklGovernm forgeoveirgnmntGaavncide,s&•Municpatl—S.te,s,PSostaeeins — Iffdnuignocbultaorodienesest M3ENARD1CH NBootaens-ds utiles eccootpalr,,manuf acesori inmdaaununsftcrdtrilg bueildtncgs, httreorauldtscin.g,, NBootaensd-s — utileseccotop—arl,,manuf acesori inmadanuunsftcrtdrilg beuitldcn.-gs, —httoerraludtcisn.g,,: utiles eccotoparl,,manuf acesori inmadanuunfstcrtdrilg beuildtcngs, httoreraludticsng.,, utiles eccotopal,,manufctres oi inmadanuunsftcrdtrilg beuildtcngs, —httrroeaulddtsiicnn.gg,,, — sceocrupritate
MONTHS Corpate- Domestic— Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Candi - Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on Long-term Short-em Pref red Com on (Candian Loan United toal •These
Grand
Total
3
Other
U
Other Farm
MONTHS Long-Term Railrods ste l, Equipment Maontodrs
Public Iron,
Short-Tem Railrods ste l, Equipment and
Rub er Ship ng Investm n Miscelan ous
Total
3
Other Land,
Oil
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er Ship ng
Oil
Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Stocks-
K
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Motors Other Land, Rub er
Ship ng Investmn Miscelanous
Total
Total—
ste l, Equipment and
Public Iron, Mot rs Other Lend, Rub er
oil
Ship ng I«-•<»:tmen,
Miscelanous
Total
a
U
1
\
11
\
Iv
t smum
6
(1458)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
850,000
(Continued from page 3)
Tclluride
March
Retired
Issued
Net Issued
Power
1,
$
.
$
Purpose,
to
privately with the
ciation
through Kidder,
March--
Certificates
658,027,000
650,535,000
tl,508,000
2Cr„tes
130,012,000
78.580,000
first
repay
mortgage
bonds,
bank loans and for
due
Peabody
&
and
Co.
Northwest
As
Templeton.
Renshaw;
lor
for
March___„
three
788,030,000
months—
told
to
and
notes
sales
of
1,805,043,000
special
1568,955,000
2,373,998.000
certificates
series
and
$7,000,000 American
Potash
Adjusted Service Certificates Fund and
Federal
to
Civil
Service
Canal
Zone
Savings
Old
System,
Alaska
Government
Life
Railroad
Retirement Fund,
Insurance
Fund,
life
As
Postal
National
Bonds
Later
investors
through
and
Notes
Than
Coast
Line
due
Five
March
D,
porate
purposes.
..Offered
The
by
due
March
purchase
loan
RR.,
1,
As
(Issues
Maturing
Years)
for
general
mortgage
due
Ry.
3Vu%
annually
according
to
Hutzler; Drexel
new
As
Stroud
48,400,000 Southern
*
to
1970,
Union
1,
equipment
March
1,
trust
Corp,;
1956
to
certificates,
&
Son
Inc.
inclusive.
1970,
Co.,
and
Mullaney,
Wells
*$18,000,000 Arkansas
due
Power
April
and
As
1,
As
&
interest.
Kraus;
Hayden,
Dean
Miller
Witter
Atlantic
due
Offered by
J.
Corp.;
.
Barth
mortgage bonds,
Price, 101.421%;
Lehman Brothers;
Allison-Williams
&
Co.;
Stone
Co.;
Bosworth;
Ball,
Sullivan
&
&
Electric
Co.,
3'/4%-
due
Co.
1985.
privately
of
first
Illinois,
Purpose,
with
five
mortgage
|3.30%
refunding.
institutional
loans
($600,000).
Placed
institutional investors.
JL7
Gas
&
Walter
&
Electric
Co,
Co,,
Inc.;
Stokes
Ac
Co.,
Insurance
first
Gas
Stroud
&
with
bonds,
of
New
series
loons
Republic
Eastman,
a
mortgage
F"ghcs
Inc.,
Ar
Ac
&
Co.;
Leonard
Co.;
&
Co.;
96,000
&
M.
Marks
&
Co.;
200,000,000
Business
&
Co.;
Motors
of
1,
and
&
Thomas
&
Co.;
Robert
J.
M.
through First
Co.,
Y,
33a%'
due
and/
first
Dec.
for
1,
new
H.
Walker
&
Co.
J.
J.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
and
As
E.
debentures,: series
P.
A.
warrants
Price,
W.
Laboratories,
Brooks
Ai
Cash
due
Feb.
1,
attached).
100%'
of
Ai
due
As
fe
The Illinois Company
Inc.
Register
March
As
&
Co.;
Lazard
Lehman
Brothers;
Rhoades
&
Donald
&
Co.;
S.
&
Lester,
Loewi
Company;
Pierce,
L
Inc.; Kidder, Peabodv
Freres
Ryons
As
Co.;
Carl
Fenner
As
Co.;
Lee
&
As
1,
Co.;
Carl
McCormick
As
Co
McGlone
Beane;
&
Co., Inc.;
Morgan Stanley
ber,
William
Stone
R.
As
Trask
&
Co,
Staats
Co.;
19(5.
Union
Witter
Securities
&
Co.
and
4'/2%.first mortgage bonds
Sold
privately to '
Insurance
&
due
Power
July
l.
Co.
B.
privately
Nevada
due
series
loan
accrued
Williams
E,
Co.,
,/
&
The
First
due
New
sinking fund
new
construc-
Boston
Oil
and
Co.,
Barth
Corp.
Co.
Sim¬
8c
1970
6%
4 x/\ %
Purpose, for
dpe
for
Gas
bonds
Placed
if
working
by
sold!
1978.
capital.
Bioren
5%%
deben¬
Purpose, to
Price,
96%
&
Co.
and
repay
and
C
T
(with
common
stock
As
A.
Becker
G.
&
Co.;
Baxter,
Co.;
8s
As
Co.,
As
Inc.;
Brown,
Sons;
Burnham
Inc.;
J.
C.
Lisle
As
Bradford
As
Marshall;
Company;
Butcher As Sherrerd;
H.
M.
Burns
Byllesby
Company;
E.
Clark
W.
As
As Co.;
Cunningham,
L.
Day
Co.;
As
De
Dempsey-Tegeler
As
Co..
Co.;
The
Drexel
Co.;
Co.;
As
Crowell,
Inc.;
Co;,
Inc.;
As
Dixon
As
Crouter
Merle-Smith;
Read
As
Co.,
Company;
Securities
Francis
Co.;
Townsend,
Dick
Dillon,
Dominion
As
As
Haven
As
Inc.;
Noonan
Dominick;
As
Courts As
Schmertz
As
Bretscher
Reid
for
working
capi¬
L.
du
Inc.;
Domi¬
Corp.;
Pont
Doo-
As
Co.;
Eberstadt As Co.; Elkins, Morris
Emanuel, Deetjen As Co.; Equitable
Estabrook As Co.; Clement A. Evans Ac
Corp.;
F.
As
amount.
Underwritten
As
investors
through
Grant-Brownell
Co.;
preferred
stock.
$1,000
stock
stock
shares
10
of
(par
unit.
per
(par
10
notes
A.
Blair
California
due
for
Underwritten
for
repayment
convertible
of
development
interest.
C.
3%
bank
Underwritten
As
Dillon, Read
McDonald
As
Beane;
As
Co.;
McDonnell
The
As
Co.;
Milwaukee
Merrill
Co.;
Masten
As
Co.;
Lynch, Pierce,
Mitchum, Jones As
Co.;
As
W.
As
E.
Fay;
Hornblower
Hutton
As
Co.;
Ac
The
Indianapolis Bond Ac
of Norfolk; Janncy As Co.;
Co.;
As
Lehman
As
Inc.;
Co..
As
Kav,
Richards As
Co.;
Laird As Co.; W. C. Langley As Co.;
Higginson
Lee
Brothers;
Crouse As
Co.;
As
Irving
Marks
As
L;tde
Corp.;
John
Hopxins,
As
C.
Inc.;
Legg
S.
R.
C?.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades As Co.;
Lundborg As Co.; _Mackall As Coe;
&
Man'ey, Bennett As Co.;
Mason-Hagan. Inc.;
A.
E.
Co.;
McAndrew
Co.;
McLeod,
Inc.;
McDonald-Moore As
Young,
As
Co.,
Weir,
McCormick
As
Co.;
McDonnell
Co.;
McMaster
Inc.;
As
Hutchinson
Miller As Co.; Merrill Lvnch, Pierce, Fenner
Merrill, Turben As Co.; Miller As George; The
Mead,
Co.;
Beane;
Milwaukee
As
Mitchum,.
Co.;
Stone;
Moore,
Jones
As
Templeton:
Leonard As. Lynch;
F.
S.
Model,
Moseley
As Co.;
Ntv
Mullaney, Wills As Co.; W. H. N»wbold's Son As Co.;
burner As Co.; Newhard, Cook As Co.; New York Han¬
seatic
Paul J. Nowland As Co.; The Ohio Co.;
Corp.;
Overton
tensen,
As
Pacific
Co.;
As
Jackson
Northwest
Co.;
Paine,
J.
A.
Webber,
Curtis; Parrish As Co.; Peters, Writer As Chris¬
PhelDS.
Inc.;
Fenn
As
Co.;
Piper,
Jaffray
As
Hop-
As Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock As Co.,
Shepard As Co., Inc.; R. W. Pressprich As
Co.; Putnam As Co.; Quail As Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes
As Co., Inc.: Rauscher, Pierce As Co.; Reinholdt As Gardner;
wood;
B.
Reynolds
Rippel,
Inc.;
As
and
Co.;
As
Parke;
J.
Riter As Co.;
As Renshaw;
Rice As Co., Inc.; Julius A.
The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Rogers As
Tracy,
Inc.;
Rotan,
Co.; Salomon Bros. As Hutzler; L. F. Rothschild
Saunders.
As
Represents
Irving
Co.;
Inc.;
Rodman
Mosle
*
Pizzini
W.
Prescott,
Inc.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.; Laird and Co.; Laird, Bissell
Meeds; W. C. Langley As Co.; Lazard Freres As Co.;
Higginson Corp.; Lester, Ryons As Co.; -Carl M.
Loeb,
Rhcjades As Co.; Irving Lundborg As Co.;. Laurence M.
E.
Hooker
Co.;
Noyes
As Co.; Hickey As Co.,
Hilliard As Son; Hirsch
B.
(Incorporated);
Kaiman
Freres
Co.;
Roland
Lee
A.
As
J.
As Co.; Kenower, MacArthuf As Co.; A. M.
Kidder, Peabody As Co.; Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Loeb As Co.;
Ladenburg, Thalmann As Co.;
Co.;
As
Co.; H. Hentz As Co.; Henry Herrman As
Co.; Hill Richards
Co.; J. A. Hogle As Co.; Hooker As Fay; Hornblower As
Weeks; E. F. Hutton As Co.; W. E. Hutton As
Co.; Johnston,
Lemon As Co.; Kaiser As
Co.; Kerr As Bell; Kidder, Peabodv
Inc.;
J.
Co.;
M.
As
and
Or, Inc.; Rache & Co.;
Inc.; Baker, Weeks 8c Co.; J.
Eichler 8c Co.; A. G; Becker &
Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.: Bocworth,
Hagan,
Co.;
As
Kuhn,
Co.;
Co.; Goldman, Sachs As Co.; Gregory As
Son, Inc.; Harriman Ripley As Co., Inc.; Hemphill. Noyes As
Fenner
As
McDonald
Price,
As
Mason,
Anderson;
Lane,
Space
and
Johnston, Lemon As Co.; Edward D. Jones As Co.;
As Hewitt; Joseph, Mellen As Miller, Inc.;
Masten
Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Brush, Slocumb
Co.;
Hemphill,
Co.;
Herrman
Co,;
As
Hutton
Laurence
Inc.; Courts 8c Co.; Crowell, Weedon 8c Co.; J. M.
Co.; Davis, Skaggs 8c Co.; F. Eberstadt As CO.;
Elworthy As Co.; Emanuel, Dee tl en As Co.; Eouitable Secu¬
rities Corp.; The First Boston
Corp.; First California Co.;
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs As Co., Inc.; Foster As Marshall:
As
As
MacNaughton-Greenawalt As Co.;
debentures
Co.,
Co.
Ellis
Taylor
Loewi
Bateman,
8c
Green,
Kreeger
Livingstone,
A'Wn
8c
Hogle
F.
Laird, Bissell As Meeds:
refunding
loans; etc., and
by
Johnston
Corp.; Investment Corp.
Kirkland
As
Grubbs;
Johnson.
Inc;;
Co.;
by
Purpose,
($36,168,750).
Co.;
As
Henry
Company
Kidder
of
Bruce
Co.;
A.
-E.
Kean,
100
As
J.
Kaiser
units
acquisition
Heller,
co.;
Jones,
and
in
As
Hill Richards As Co.;
Share
March
(subordinated).
and
Baird
Co.;
Forgan
Hentz
Lazard
1975
and
Inc.;
Co.;
Weeks;
1, 1970,
stock and
Ginther,
Son,
As
Illinois
Morgan
$25)
cent-)
preferred
Purpose,
April
Sons;
As
Inc.; Hallgarten As Co.; Hallowell, Sulz¬
Halsey, Stuart As Co., Inc.; Hamlin As Lunt;
Harriman Ripley As Co., Inc.; Harris As Partners
Ltdv Inc.;
Ira Haupt As Co.;
Hayden, Miller As Co.; Hayden, Stone
Gregory
Co.,
due
Garrett
berger As Co.;
As
debentures
Robert
Co.;
Co.;
Glore, Forgan As Co.; Goldman, Sachs As Co.;
Goodbody As Co.; Goodwyn As Olds; Granbery, Marache
by
&
Marks
Co.;
As
Company; Field, Richards As Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
of
Michigan Corp.;
First Southwest
Co.;
Folger,
Nolan-W. B. Hibbs As Co., Inc.; Foster As Marshall; Fulton,
As
Corp.
Co.;
As
As
Ball.Burge
Barth
Inc.; Fahey, Clark As Co.; Fairman, Harris As Co. Inc.;
Chapman As Co.; Fauset, Steele As Co.; Ferris Ac
fund
As Co.;
Service
March
All
new
mortgage
construction.
firms;
Offered
Inc.
first
Sullivan
Dillon As Co.;
Co.; Elworthy As Co.;
sinking
Co.,
Glore,
J.
Eichler
Stearns
Baker
Co.;
Farwell,
33a%
common
of
1,
accrued
W.
&
Inc.;
Dain
Corp.;
A.
E.
Arnhold and
Co.; J. M. Dain As Co,; Dallas Union Se¬
Shelby Cullom Davis. As Co.; Davis, Skaggs
Co.;
As
Co.,
Kaiman
Co.
&
exploration
Pob°rt
S.
As
Co.;
Cooley
Co.;
Rickson
little
As
1, 1990." Pur¬
($44,243,400)
and
for
general. corporate
($5,756,600).
Placed
privately.
Sullivan 8c
Mutual
Co.;
As
R.
S.
nick
refunding
100%
As
Chiles-Schutz
House
Bodine;
Inc.;
promissory
($23,831,250)
Co
•
As
Dixon
As
Virginia
and
3>/2%
Purpose, for
Co.,
insurance
interest.
&
Pacific
investors.
Power
1984.
with
50,000 Southwestern
and
20-year
1974.
PJf*Ce« pr,ivatelv through
■
Co.
Co.
Light
.
for
Struthers
expansion.
Life
Co.
March
Co.:
Co!'
White'
Corp.;
Wood,
,
James
Weeks
North
Bear,
Brown
Inc.;
Co.;
R.
j
due
Co.,
As
Byrd
As
As
Co.
5%
of
Price,,
Barney
60,000,000 Union
Co.
Co..
for
institutional
•1,000,000 Southern
tures,
Co.;
Water
Insurance
debentures,
bank
As
Mutual
*3,000,000 Rockland
series
Stephenson, Leydecker &
Securities
Corporation; Sutro &
Dean.
Purpose,
England
Ih/h
with
Co.:
Oversubscribed.
*1,500,000 Palos Verdes
Lile
As
Webster
Spencer
Weld
Shields As Company; Smith,
Barney As
of
.common
purposes
Co.-
.
Hammill As Co.;
of
Oil
pose,
Price,
Morgan
Allyn
Securities
Bateman,
Inc.;
curities
Line Co. 4%
sinking fund debentures
Purpose, for expansion program. Placed
debenture,
Merrill
As
Co.;
(Inc.);
As
Jenks,
shares
properties.
*50,000,000 Pure
.by
C.
A.
Strudwick;
Inc.;
Baker,
Denton,
Curuss,
1980.
institutional
shares
Smith,
Mc¬
Moseley & Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
Paine, WebJackson
&
Curtis; Schwabacher As Co.; Shearson
As
Weedon
Co.
$750
a
shares
Co.-
•
Ai
100,000
Corp
M.
Pipe
1974.
with
1.000,000
■'
Loeb'
Higginson
1,
Stanley
of
Co.;
As
be
Company; Clark, Dodge As Company; Richard W. Clarke
Corp.; Clayton
Securities Corp.;
Coffin
As
Burr,
Inc.;
Coggeshall As Hicks; C. C, Collings As Co., Inc.; Julien
•
7,500,000 Petroleum Reserves, Inc. 4%
Weeks'
Kuhn'
Co ;
Lakes
Feb.
privately
Forgan
Hornblower As
Loeb
Co'
Co'
Co.,
Co.;
As
Bosworth,
Winslow
OIL
due
As
Co.;
Fitch,
MacDonald,
H.
-$20,000,000 Great
Price
As
Alex.
As
As
refunding
Purpose, to
capital.
Underwritten
Amer.
units
to
17-year debentures
for working
Anderson
in
unit.
per
Brothers;
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.;
Carolina Securities Corp.; Central National Corp.; Central
Republic
Company
(Inc.);
Chace,
Whiteside,
West
As
sinking fund promissory
Purpose, for working capital.
Placed privately with Prudential Insurance
Co. of America
through Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
notes
Simmons;
J.
C.
Bradford
As
Co
(Inc.);
Crowell,
Weedon
As
Co!'
Co.;
Elworthy & Co.;
Clement
A.
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.* First
Co.,
&
Co.;
Co.
As
Co.
Inc.
Purpose,
principal
Co.,
and
1987.
As
Co.;
Bros.
Whipple
Ellis
Son;
&
$550
First
Research
pnrclcso
tal.
Bacon,
Blunt
Hilliard
B.
promissory
par)
Purpose,
Inc.; Bioren As Co.; William Blair As Co.; Blair As Co.,
Blunt Ellis As Simmons; Blyth As Co., Inc.; Boettcher
Burke
Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Weld & Co. and Dean Witter
Co.;
(no
stock.
Inc.;
&
Company, Inc. and The Milwaukee
300,000 Missouri
As
Baird
Leeds
Williams
California
construction.
W.
Watts
Barret,
Co.
Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson
&
Schwabacher & Co.;
Scott
&
Baird
&
of
Price,
Purpose,
Brothers;
Bartow
1975.
G.
W.
Dain
loans.
interest.
Inc.;
Kraus;
Securities
Co.;
share
Allison-Williams
Eastman.
mons;
Co.
Bleichroeder, Inc.; Arthurs, Lestrang As Co.; Auchincioss,
As Redpath; Bache As Co.; Bacon, Whipple As
Co.;
Pressprich
Inc.:
Co.;
Almstedt
Co.; F., S. iHoseley & Co.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co.,
inc.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.; Central
Republic Co.
(Inc.); Laurence M. Marks & Co.; R. W.
&
Placed
Insurance
registered
stock
common
one
1972.
Co.,
10-year
of
and
accrued
As
Baker.
Ontario Paper Co-
March
($557,000).
Life
Acceptance Corp. 3'/2%
15,
and
Collins
&
8%
Co.
commercial
March
Robert
Oversubscribed.
due
capital
General
Parker
I
Lynch,
White,
.
working
shares
notes
in
General
S.
192
of
Stanley
Lynch;
Anthony
Co.
Connecticut
Credit
and
$500
due
Co.;
A.
new
Offered
(C.) & Co., Ltd. 4'4%
15-year notes due March
Purpose, for exnansion, etc.
Placed privately
Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
100%
&
As
for
and
with
invested
Placed
Estabrook
first
for
interest,
1970.
of
Corp.
Co.;
Purpose,
accrued
Brewer
notes
3.30% sinking fund deben¬
Purpose, refunding ($6,000,000)
and for expansion
($8,000,000).
Price, 100%.
and accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; The First Boston
Corp,; Goldman, Sachs & Co,;
Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kidder,1 Peabody & Co.;
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Smith, Barney
& Co.; Piper,
Jaffray & Hopwood; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
■
York
&
Laurence
Merrill
Tucker,
Co.
tures,
bonds,
Co..
j.
£L
Rhoades
14,000,000 Minnesota
par.
group
Inc.;
Company; Fulton, Reid As Co.; Glore
& Co.; Goldman. Saths As Co.;
Hemphill, Noyes
Hhl Richards & Co.; Hooker As Fay;
.
to
New
Co.;
Werthclm
Co.
Dillon
Evans
8c
Dillon
3%-3:85%
Wis.)
1972.
1,
and
C.
Corp.
438%)- promissory
notes
(subordinated)
semi-annually to March 1, 1967.
Purpose, refunding;
with
&
first
Co.,
Co, 4%%
Electric
California
h
*3,000,000
& CO.;
The First Boston
Corp.; Glore,
Goldman. Sachs & Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Noyes & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; W. E.
&
Co.;
Kay, Richards & Co.; Kidder, Peabody
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lehman Brothers; Carl M.
*10,000,000 National
Gas
Co.
&
bank
Central
F.
Eastman,
Ziegler
$443,000)
Steele
&
Co.;
&
mortgage
101.488%
and accrued interest.
Offered by Blyth &
Inc.; Robert W. Baird & Co..
Inc.; A. G. Becker As
Inc.;
Blunt
Ellis
As
i
($6,320,000).
Boston
C.
privately
Co.
capital
First
July
par
through Emch As Co.
Life
and
to
at
by
:
■
S.
due
$94,500,000
Pacific
repay
U
A.
(Milwaukee,
due
Price,
con¬
new
Offered
MISCELLANEOUS
*$1,000,000
Curtis; Reynolds & Co.;
Stringfellow; Shields & Co.; Singer, Deane & Scribner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc.; Spencer Trask
;
33a%;
Raffensperger,
Cd.;
Southern
mortgage
J
Co.;
Masten
bonds,
Price,
at
investors.
privately
Co.
U
Aetna
Co.
Hospital
notes
interest.
%;;?/
mort¬
first
iot
Purpose,
$6,200,000
Hemphill,
Loeb,
first mortgage bonds, due
Sept. 1, 1979. Purpose, to repay bank loans,
Price, 100%
of principal
amount,.
Placed privately with The
Mutual
Lile
&
Oversubscribed.
*300,000 Nevada
:
working
B.
Inc.;
&
'Auchincloss^ Parker
Redpath; Cooley & Co.; Courts As
CO:'; Dick As MerleSmith; First of Iowa Corp.; Gregory As
Son.
Inc.; Ira
Haupt & Co.; Hirsch As Co.; Mullaney, Wells As
Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson As Curtis;
Patterson, Copeland As
Kendall, Inc.; Peters/Writer As
Christensen, Inc.; Wm. E.
Pollock
V
By
due
privately
Co.,
Insurance
Insurance
The
Francis
construction.
Ames/As
Hutton
&
'
and
through
Fauset,
1985, Purpose, to repay bank loans and lor
new
construction.
Price, 102% and accrued interest.
Of¬
fered by Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc.;
,
100%'
notes,
Sola
Insurance
Life
.
due March l,
I
promissory
expans.on.
Life
York
Life
4%-
for
Mutual
New
Moore,
Co.
Telephone
+10,000,000 Kansas
}
loans
Co.;
Inc.;
&
City
General
bank
.
Price,
1975.
%•
C.
15,
Co.,
Purpose,
Co.,
Mutual
Forgan
1, 1985, Purpose, to repay bank loans and for
construction.
Price, 101.54%
and
accrued
interest.
Offered by The First Boston
Corp.; Drexel & Co.; Kid¬
der, Peabody As Co. and Central
Republic Co. (Inc.)
Florida* Telephone
Corp., 3 3i%
first
mortgage
bonds,
series H, due Feb. 1, 1980.
Purpose, to retire bank
Placed
.
L>74.
Paper
Hancock
duPont
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Clement A.
Foster & Marshall; Granbery, Marache
Sulzberger 8c Co.; Ira Haupt As Co.;
Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; H. Hentz As
March
bonds,
^o0,000,000
($7,000,0001.
Manufacturing Co. 3%%
sinking fund debentures
March
1,
1974.
Purpose, to repay bank loans and
expansion program/Price, 100% and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Hallgarten As Co.; R. W. Pressprich &
Co.;
Adamex
Securities
Corp.;
Bacon, Whipple & Co.;
Robert W.
Baird
&
Col,
Inc.;
Bear,
Stearns
&
Co.:
A. G. Becker As
Co., Inc.; Blyth*& Co., Inc.; Clark, Dodge
Ac Co.; Dominick Ac
Dominick; Drexel & Co.; Francis I,
•8,000,000 Green Mountain Power
Corp., 3.35% first mortgage bonds,
due
1985.
Purpose, refunding ($7,400,000) and to
repay
-
25-year debentures, due March
($3,000,000)
and
for
ex¬
due to April 1.
Price, 100% and
Ziegler As Co.
mortgage
20,000,000 Joy
loans;
r
1,
bank
new
i
3.30%
ETC.
accrued
2,500,000 St.
($72,-
|
Northern
privately
Co.; Indianapolis Bond As Share Corp.; Kaiser
&
Co.;
Laird, Bissel & Meeds New York Hanseatic
Corp.; Reinholdt & Gardner; J. S. Strauss.&
Co.; Stroud & Co.,
•3,250,000
refunding
BUILDINGS,
B.
Sulz¬
first mortgage sinking
Purnose,
As Co.; F, E.
Stern, Frank,
Sutro
bonds
gage
Oversubscribed.
*10,000,000 Harnischfeger
Corp.,
3.8%
promissory
note,
due
1930.
Purpose,
refunding
($3,680,000)
and
for
repayment
of
UTILITIES
Co., 3%% first
Purpose, .refunding.
Securities
Co., Inc.; Cohu As
Evans & Co., Inc.;
As Co.; Hallowell,
600,000
1970.
Co.;
As
Agnew
Barney
As Co.;
Staats
struction.
for
Light
1985.
accrued
Webster
Burge
410,000,000
Inc.
Shuman,
Smith,
R.
1,000,000 Lutheran Hospital of Fort Wayne, Ind. 3% -4%
due
PUBLIC
•
1,
Purpose,
refunding
working capital
England
Co.
As
Co.,
Packing Co. 5%
March
Hallowell,
Company;
As
William
LAND,
Bacon,
John
£22,804,000
.
&
and
Insurance
Ira
&
ac¬
accrued
Oct.
Pur¬
to
Haupt As Co.: Win. E. Pollock As Co., Inc.;
First
of
Michigan Corp.; The Illinois Co. Inc.; F. S.
Yantis .As Co. Inc.; Julien Collins &
Co.; McMaster Hut¬
chinson
and
Co.;
Scribner;
Co.;
*$2,700,000 Delta & Pine Land Co. 25-year 4'/2% /first
mortgage bonds
due
1980.
Purpose, refunding.
Placed privately through
White, Weld As Co.
expansion, etc. ($178,000).
Price, 100% and
interest.
Underwritten
by Lathrop,
Herrick As
Inc. and Small-M'ilburn Co.
1980.
*6,000,000 Great
series
equipment.
new
according
bank
repay
100%.'
interest.
Underwritten by Smith, Barney &
Whipple & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.;
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Equitable Securities Corp.; The First
Boston Corp.;
Hayden, Stone As Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Newhard, Cook As COi and Alfred D. Sharp & Co.
Oversub¬
Price, to yield from 2.20%,
to
maturity.
Offered by Halsey, Stuart
& Co. Inc.; R. W.
Pressprice & Co.; L. F. Rothschild &
Co.; Baxter, Williams & Co.; Freeman As
Co.; Gregory
3%,
Sons
due
Erb
McCarley
scribed.
Co.,
to
Price,
Co.; L. F. Rothschild As Co.;
Scnwabacher As Co.; Shearson,
As
$137,500,000
for
Co.;
inclusive
Securities
Green,
and
&
bonds,
pansion
trust certificates,
1956
Co.;
Purpose,
by
Piper.
Curtis;
As
Fox;
As
bonds,
10-year common-stock
program.
Underwritten
Co.;
and
dinger,
Price, to yield from 2.30%
maturity.
Offered by
Salomon
As
Co.
first mortgage
detachable
attached).
10,000,000 General Shoe Corp.,
Co.
annually
for
pose,
&
1,
(with
construction
Co.
000)
accrued
equipment.
Pacific
QQ.. clue
equipment
March
for
3.20%.
Bros.
1
As
fund
bonds
Boston
to
;
As
250,000 Dold (Fred)
3%%
1975
interest.
Bioren
Purpose, for general cor¬
98,783%
and accrued interest.
Purpose,
and
1,
and
A,
&
Lee'Higginson
Corp.;
W. Brooks As Co. Inc.; Cruttenden As Co.; Blair As Co.;
Inc.; Woodcock, Hess As Co., Inc.; Baker, Simonds As Co.;
Co.
series
with
Stanley
debentures,
for general cor¬
eight institutional
25-year
Purpose,
P.
1980,
Price,'
First
4930,000 Central of Georgia
Morgan
warrants
and
crued
Corp.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Eastman, Dillon & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Kidder,
Peabody As Co.; Coffin As Burr, Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Shearson, Hammill
']
3,/s%
Co.,
1980.
privately
1,750,000 Crampton Manufacturing Co., 5%s %
RAILROADS
series
1,
Jackson
Stone As Webster Securities Corp.; Stroud
As Co.; Spencer Trask As Co.; Tucker,
Co.;
Underwood,
Neuhaus
As
Co.;
Union
Securities Corp.;
C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.; Wagenseller As Durst,
Inc.; G. H. Walker As Co.; Walston As Co.;
Weeden As Co.
Inc.; White; Weld As Co.; Winslow, Douglas
As McEvoy;
Dean Witter As Co.; Harold E. Wood As Co.,
and Wood, Struthers As Co.
Oversubscribed.
Co.
Placed
As
Hutzler;
Shields
As
As
As Co., Inc.;
Anthony
As
Glore. Forgan As Co.; William R. Staats
March
Deane
Meyer
Corp.
3%%
convertible
due March 1, 1970.
Purpose, to
expansion and working capi¬
accrued interest.
Underwritten by
for
Products
purposes.
berger
*$13,474,000 Atlantic
and
Barth As
due
A,
porate
Capital Flotations
During March, 1955
Long-Term
101%
Brothers;
and J.
series
and
Details of New
i,i
Co.
and
*15,200,000 Calumet Nitrogen
Service
Insurance
Fund,
Federal
Denosit
Insurance
Corporation,
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation,
tNet retired.
Price,
Lehman
Fund.
Retirement Fund.
bank
Webber.
Mosle
As
Co.;
Smithers
Chemical
&
loans
tal.
Unemployed Trust Fund
and Suryivors Insurance Trust Account,
Foreign
Service
Retirement
Fund
Age
Retirement
MANUFACTURING
debentures,
reduce
certificates
notes;
As
Singer,
subordinated
•Comprises
Bros.
Hammill
49,924,00d
738,115,000
Rotan,
Salomon
OTHER INDUSTRIAL AND
Total
Paine.
As Hopwood; R. W. Pressprich As Co.; Reinholdt
Gardner; Reynolds As Co.; Riter As Co.; Rodman As
As
$106,550,000
Total
Co.;
Jaffray
Mitchum,
51,432,000
Jones
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
Templeton; Morgan Stanley As Co.; F. S. Moseley As Co.;
Newhard, Cook As Co.; New York Hanseatic Corp.; Pacific
new
101%
and accrued interest.
Placed
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Asso¬
Price,
'
$
3%%
Co.,
1985.
construction.
.
.
E.
issues
4 Indicates
issues
T Indicates
special
H.
Stiver
Co.;
Schneider As
placed
sold
As
privately.
competitively.
offering.
Schmidt.
Co.;
Pocle,
Schoellkopf,
Roberts
Hutton
8s
.
Volume
182
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
*
(1459)
("
'
'Pomeroy;
Inc.;
Schwabacher
&
Co.;
Scott,
Horner
Inc.; Scott & Stringfeilow; Chas. W. Scranton
Seasongood & Miyer; Shearson.
Hammill
&
&
Co.;
loans
&
Mason,
written
Co.;
Sheridan
weather
Co.;
&
Co.;
Stein
Bros.
&
Boyce;
Stern
Wachob
Corp.;
Wagenseller
&
Household
Finance
March
15,
3Vi»%
Inc.
fund
&
Fulton,
Harriman
blower
and
W.
Hutton
E.
Mellen
Loeb
&
M.
'
•
.
,
,
Pierce,
Metropolitan
Morgan
Webber,
&
Masten
&
Bros.
to
'
•
-
Y; V 'V
gan
;
1
■
&
Co..
Inc.;
Boston
Corp.;
Glore,
&
Co.;
The
Co.,
and
Republic
Milwaukee
William
(Inc.);
Schwabacher
Co.;
R.
Co.
Staats
&
Lester,
&
Co.;
*5,000,000 Securities
April
1970.
working
"*2,000,000 Time
Life
etc.
'
Co.
subordinated
New
Illinois
privately
YvYv
($1,415,000).
New
....
t
,
.475,000
Williams
( W.
due
1,
Feb.
capital.
,
W.)
Price;
investors
Co.
1970.-
Purpose,
100%
5V
-
for
.secured
&
Co.;
A.
&
'
&
A.
M.
&
Co.,
Law
Hooker
&
Inc,
1,500,000 Southern
Co.;
and
j
for
Nevada
new
and
STEEL,
*$250,000 Globe
1960.
1,
Sold
to
due
April
100%
1,
and
stock
1960.
.•>
.
Farm
.
Loan
and
*$33,700,000 Federal
Purpose,
,
"
Knox,
dated
refunding.
New
-68,700,000 Federal
York
Purpose,
fiscal
dated
refunding
Price,
*81,000,000 Federal
solidated
due
Offered
by
60,000,000 Federal
dated
15,
notes
15,
make
Offered
par.
by
Banks
1.80%
dated
Purpose,
Loan
by
John
Jan.
creait
Price,
the
T,
of
Evans
J.
W.
of
&
Canadian
15.
1955
member
by
\
Furman
33i%
serial
bonds
(U. S.
privately
of
ferred
stocks
computed
at
of
of
stated
a
no
their
par
currency)
Credit
and
par-value
value
to
Allyn
organizations
Everett
Montreal
lative
Public
preferred
Inc.;
Weeks
by
Creston
j
H.
' '
|
;
due Nov.
1,
taken
classes
of
at
1955-1984.
whlie
par,
common
of
$40.25
shares
,
.
Inc.;
common
Bosworth.
&
Ohio
Co.;
costs,
pany
(par
Co.;
of
The
Lerchen
cent).
etc.
to
&
&
Powell
$50).
Purpose,
of
to
6%
repay
cumu¬
bank
Co.,
of
public,
shares
(no
G.
of
par).
Becker
$10
*300,000
Globe
Metallurgical
(par
Loewi
&
&
Webber,
&
&
Co.:
&
Ball,
Barret,
Abbott,
Adatnex
Co.;
Burge
Co.;
<M
&
Robert
&
Inc.;
Burns
M.
$5).
share.
Purpose,
&
Co.;
cents
Securities
E.
A.
and
Baird
&
S.
&
Co.,
Co.
<fc
Co.;
&
&
&
Co.;
Carolina
C.
Inc.;
John
Co.;
W.
Chaplin
Co.;
E.
Clarke
Securities
Hicks
Cohu
&
&
Co.;
&
Inc.;
and
&
Whiteside,
Co.;
Childress and
Clark, Dodge
W.
Clarke Corp.;
Coggeshall
Julien
Inc.;
Burr,
$4.75
Securities
Co.;
-
Co.;
(
'
nick;
&
The
H.
&
&
stock
&
common
per
share.
by
Inc.;
Crowell,
Co.;
Dick
Corp:
Domi-
&
Gilbert
I.
Francis
Edwards
G.
R.
Dixon
Inc.;
Donovan.
Co.:
&
Co.;
Co.
&
Dcminick
Co.;
Drexel
&
Merle-Smith;
&
Read
&
Securities
Co.;
&
Davis
Day & Co.; DeHaven
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.;
Dillon,
Dixon
Cullom
L.
du
Co..
B.
Hibbs
Marshall;
&
Halle
Hayden.
Co.;
&
Fay;
Inc.;
E.
F.
&
com¬
&
Co.;
&
Co.;
&
of
&
J.
A.
Weeks;
Hallowell,
Sulz¬
Harriman Ripley &
Ira
Haupt &
Stone
Hogle
Co.;
&
Co.,
Co.;
Hemphill,
Co.;
&
Co.;
Mellen
Inc.;
Kay.
D.
&
&
&
Richards
Kir«c-
Co..
&
Miller,
Inc.;
Jones,
Co.;
Kaiser
Inc.;
&
The
Corp ;
Jenks,
Co.:
Jones
Co.;
Share
and
&
Humphrey,
&
Hutton
Space
Lane,
Edward
Joseph,
Co.,
E.
Bond
Janney
8c
Labouisse,
Weil,
Applegate
W.
Norfolk;
Hooker
Co.;
8c
Howard.
Hulme,
Johnson,
&
Hewitt;
Kalman
Good-
Inc.;
Indianapolis
Inc.;
Lemon
Co.;
&
Ltd.,
Hayden,
Company;
Grubbs;
Johnston,
Kreeger
&
Co.;
& Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.;
Hill Richards & Co.; J. J. B. Hilliard
&
Corp.
&
Hentz
Inc.;
Hutton
Co.,
Foster
Sons;
& Co.;
Garret
Sachs
Olds; W. D. Gradison & Co.;
Grant-Brownell & Co.; Green,
& Ladd; Gregory & Soil, Inc.;
Lunt;
&
Co.;
Robert
Co.;
Hallgarten
&
H.
Co.;
&
&
Co.;
Partners
Hirsch
Investment
stock
Fahne-
Co.;
Corp.:
First
Folger, Nolan-
Co.;
Aldinger
Goldman,
Greene
Hornblower
Illinois
and
&
& Co.,
Friedrichs
Quail
&
Hamlin
Miller
Son;
&
Co.;
Goodwyn
Marache
Harris
Noyes
Reid
Stieglitz;
&
Inc.;
Co.;
&
Cleveland
Fordon.
Inc.;
&
Anderson;
&
berger
First
Southwest
First
Co..
Fulton,
Co.;
&
The
Inc.;
Corp.;
&
Johnston
Granberv,
Ellis
Clark
Fahey,
Fairman.
Harris
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Farwell,
Co.;
Fauset, Steele & Co.;
Ferris &
Co.;
Richards &
Co.;
The
First
Eoston
Corp.;
First
Michigan
body
Co.;
&
&
California
ex¬
&
A.
Co.;
W.
.
development
Offered
&
Shelby
Co.;
R.
Pancoast;
Eberstadt
Evans
A.
&
Field,
accrued
Co.
F.
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
Dominion
Co.;
of
cumulative
Curtis;
Walker
Courts
Bodine;
&
&
Co.,
Doolittle
Co.;
Chapman
Spencer,
&
&
Noonan
Clement
& Co.; A. C.
Inc.; Blyth &
Inc.;
Central Re¬
Jackson
G.
Co.,
<fe
Sons;
Elkins, Monis & Co.; El worthy & Co.; Emanuel. Deetjen & Co.; Equitable Securities Corp.; Estabrook fiz Co.;
Alester
for
Skaggs &
Crouter
Robertson
Dickson
Pont
Company;
McCormick
Co.;
&
Davenport
Davis,
Dewar,
S.
Co.,
Co.,
Townsend,
Bretscher
Inc.;
J. H.
Tillman-
Co.;
&
Weld
&
Collings
&
Cabell Hopkins
Purpose,
share
and
Cooley
C.
Byrd
McCarthy
Chace,
Co.;
&
Richard
Co.;
C.
Sherrerd;
&
&
Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Cunningham, Gunn
Carey,
Inc.;
Cunningham.
Schmertz
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Curtiss, House & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; Dallas Union
cap-
Clemeht
Co.,
Co.;
Slocumb
Burnham
Campbell,
and
Coffin
Corp.;
&
Brown
(Incorporated);
Clark
W.
C.
J.
Branch,
C.
Brush.
Inc.;
Butcher
(Inc.):
Co.
Inc.;
Inc.;
Harold
&
Inc.;
Bon-
Corp.;
Lee W. Carroll
Inc.;
Central
National
Co.,'
&
Republic
Winslow,
Inc.;
Co.,
Co.,
Marshall;
&
Securities
Cassell
F.
Central
&
&
<fc
MacDonald,
Denton,
Blair
Elyth & Co.,
George D. B.
Sons;
and
Company,
Caldwell,
Phillips
Co.;
Chiles-Schutz
Co.;
Lisle
Burke
Inc.;
Corp.;
West
Brown,
&
&
Co.;
Blair
Co.;
Fallion
Brown
&
Barth
A.
Sullivan
Bramhall,
Bond
Bankers
J.
Co.;
&
and
Baker,
Co.;
Co.; Baxter,
G. Becker &
Simmons;
Bosworth,
Bros.
The
Co.;
Eichler
William
&
&
Kean,
Co.;
underwriting.
Sold
Corp.
for
&
Proctor
*
Arnhold
Watts
&
Byllesby
Brothers;
,
Co.;
Alex.
Inc.;
(Continued
Corp. 25,000 shares of common stock
Purpose,
for expansion and working capital./
per
$75
com¬
under¬
Brothers;
W.
Kraus:
North
Boettcher
Co.;
Co.;
Co.
H.
&
Co.;
Co.,
Metallurgical
$5).
stock
Allison-Williams
Strudwick;
Baker,
Co.;
Pitch,
&
Blunt
&
&
&
Co.
without
a
stock
common
)66,427)
Almstedt
Inc.;
Anderson
Ellis
Ginther,
Corp. 3,500,000 shares of
five
on
Weedon
A
Waggoner;
Purpose, for exploration and
Price,
Co.
common
Co.;
&
Inc.;
land
Uranium
Globe
(par
shares
&
Co.;
&
&
Stearns
Co.;
Robinson-
Inc.;
Space
Edgar M. Norris;
Brooke & Co.,
and
A
Agnew
Price,
1,200
&
Simonds
&
public.
class
Co.;
50,000
Paine,
Shuman,
common
Associates.
shares
Allen
Bear,
Collins
Co.,
Lane,
Co.;
Sullivan
Corp.;
*250,000
Co.
of
Washington.
shares
& Co.;
Inc.; Bioren
&
Higginson
de¬
Offered
Inc.;-
Whipple
&
Price,
to
Oversubscribed.
A.
common
and
Arthurs,
Lestrange & Co.; C.
Auchincloss. Parker & Redpath;
Bache
Co.;
Bradford
exploration and
Offered by Coombs
Neal
&
Byron
Inc.
and
ACCESSORIES
4,380,683
Stanley
Inc.;
Leeds
bright
Harriman
Watllng,
UTILITIES
Kiclde
Hunter
Bateman,
-Cabell
Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.; Goldman, Sachs
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Harden, Miller &
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
The Illinois Company,
Inc.;
The
are
AND
Peck;
-Williams
'
for
Corp.;
Dickson
Erwin
series
G-
com¬
Offered
of
shares
P.
of
Co.;
Hickey
&
pre¬
stock
&
Inc.;
Boenning
(Inc.); Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow, Inc.;
Collips & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Equitable Secu¬
Co.;
Lee
Bros. & Hutzler; Daw¬
Interprovincial Limitee.
Co.
&
Co.
sub¬
&
par.
Wyatt,
Inc.
Hecla,
Co.,
&
(par one
are
all
Service
stock
Baker,
Co.,
Odess, Martin & Herzberg,
Inc.;
stock,
Inc.;
public Co.
(Canada)
A.
and
Abercrombie
Co.;
Bartow
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.;
Co.,
Co.,
Smith,
offering prices.)
PUBLIC
$60,000 Consumers
and
Co.,
&
175,000 Diamond
stocks
common
ETC. '
pansion
program.
Price,
$99
per
dividends.
Underwritten
by White,
due
and
at
S.
Hoffman-Walker
Co.;
preferred
STOCKS
(Preferred
I.
for
shares
Purpose,
Johnson,
Co.;
of
share.
shares
3,000,000
de¬
exploration
for
per
1,500,000
Unsubscribed
Allyn
Bacon.
&
Greater
through Salomon
Inc.;
&
common
and
Melvin
shares
1,188.000
Purpose,
Wellington
&
Co.,
Co.;
rities Corp.;
Board
Hannaford
son,
R.
Weil,
4,950,000 Calumet
consoli¬
and
COPPER,
Price,
Inc.
Inc.;
Zimmerman & Co.,
par.
banks.
E-1955
C.
&
purposes.
and
Securities
Inc.;
Co.,
Crawford, Inc.;
Co.;
Placed
Co.,
&
Whitaker
and
at
Government
School
of
construction.
new
2,970,000
&
con¬
of
by
Completed.
Morgan
Bleichroeder,
Ashmun
& Co.,
Inc.; Hancock, Blackstock & Co.; Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.; Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.; Scott,
& Mason, Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; Sterne,
Agee &
Leach; Stockston Broome & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; French
G.
1
Protestant
Under¬
Hilsman
Knox,
1955
$38,000,0001
to
Offered
par.
the
series
refunding
15,
Price,
by
A.
Ames
S.
Horner
\
Co.
Corp.
Lovelt
company
130,041
for
cents).
Angeles,
Tindall
Julien
*$5,113,000
Inc.
by
Purpose,
for
exploration
and
Price, $1 per share.
Offered by
Coombs
by
Adams
corporate
by
Underwritten
Co.
COAL,
Equitable
Humphrey
banks.
$243,400,000
Los
& Y Beane;
A.
Y
Corp.
Co.
etc.
stockholders.
&
Y
shares
exploration
Offered
Purpose, for expansion program.
Price,
Offered by company for subscription by
share.
Clayton
& Co.
money"
T.
D-1955
March
agent
1.90V
available
at
cum¬
4,700,000 Atlantic Steel Co. 200,000 shares of common stock
(par
Y
$5).
Purpose,
to repay bank loans
and
for
expansion
ami
working capital.
Price,
$23.50
per
share.
Under¬
written by Courts & Co.; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
l'95-i.
3,
"new
John
refunding.
fiscal
Banks
Purpose,
of
Y
consolidated
series
(non-cal'able), dated March
agent
.
$5).
written
&
Howard
(non-cailable),
1955.
1955.
($22,000,000).
~
1955.
'
Banks r1.95%
and
Corp.;
v
Uranium,
(par 10
development costs.
r
j;
3,
Co.
Paine;
Co.; Alex.
Redpath; Folger,
stock
develop¬
Offered
.
ltal
Y
and
Purpose, for exploration, prospecting, etc.
three cents per share.
Offered by James
Price,
Offered
mon
Purpose,
share.
shares
general
stockholders
$297,000 Anticline
consolidated
Oct.
1,
1955 and due
($11,600,000) and for
at
>
agent.
additional
f.scal
due
Offered
'
>
Issues
1.85%
and
par.
agent.
Everett Smith,
Home
at
Credit
Loan
notes
Aug.
Nov.
fiscal
Home
Banks
1955
April
($27,100.0001.
York
1,
Price,
Intermediate
debentures
New
Credit
April
56,000
for
$52,300,867
I ' :
Government Agency
Intermediate
debentures
4.80%
for
par.
Corp.
cents).
costs,
$328,551,225 General Motors
Co.;
of
at
Mining
33V3
MOTORS
Co.:
.
five-year debentures
for working capital.
Price,
Underwritten
by the same
interest.
Reed
share.
Co.; Hornblower & Weeks,
Offered
Purpose,
STEEL,
stock
common
share.
per
$18,431,350
company for subscription by common stock¬
Unsubscribed
shares
(8,925)
underwitten
by
Boston
Corp.; Johnston, Lemon &
IRON,
shares
242.850
300,000 Yankee Dundee Mines Ltd. 750,000 shares of cbmmon stock
(par 50 cents).
Purpose, for payment of property, work¬
ing capital and exploration work.
Price.
40
cents
per
for
Goodbody &
$20).
Oil
&
(par one cent).
•
Corp.^3%
Ltd.
22,000,000
Purpose,
cent).
McManus &
"best-efforts basis."
.
E.
company
& Sons;, Auchincloss, Parker &
Ndlan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Goodwyn & Olds; Mackall
&
Coe;
Ferris
&
Co.; "Robinson
and
Lukens;
Jones,
Kreeg'er & Hewitt; Rohrbaugh & Co., and
Rouse, Brewer
,
(par
development
Kirchner &s
Completed.
Corp.
Joseph
1
by
First
and
275,000 Wyoming Uranium Corp. 9,166,667 shares of
Inc.
.Brown
.
,
ETC.
4!/2%
subordinated note
due
for expansion and working cap¬
Purpose,
accrued
Corp.
Light
to
E.
Co., -Inc. 1.200,000 shares of
cent).
Purpose,
for exploration
Price, 25 cents per share.
Of¬
one
one
Canyon
(par
development
Underwritten by Creston H. Funk & Co.
par).
stock
common
Carroll,
Canada,
Co.
share
holders.
underwriters which offered $200,000,000 3'/2% 17year debentures (see under "Long-term Bonds and Notes"
in
this
article)." \ Oversubscribed.
"
(no
per
Offered
«
by
cents
Uranium
(par
Inc.;
share.
Gas
of
exploration
of
Price,
Uranium
stock
Co.
Washington
$38
;
to Mather Iron Co.
Acceptance
stock
3,000,000 White
Co.
stockholders.
by
of
Dale
'
Purpose,
per
by
stock
(par one cent).
Purpose, for exploration
velopment costs, etc.
Price, 20 cents per share.
by M. J. Reiter & Co. All sold.
additional
Walker
per
shares
10
cent).
one
Canadian
300,000 United
Power'Corp. 41,600 shares of common stock (par
Purpose, for general corporate purposes. Price, $2.75
share.
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
by
per
4,961,639
group of
•
$1.)
$2.35
&
$1%
.
Ohio
MISCELLANEOUS
Motors
$20.25
&
Offered
development
costs.
Price, 25
cents
by Carroll, Kirchner & Jaquith, Inc.
pro¬
(par
class
develop¬
and
Mining
Uranium
(par
mon
&
114/400 Texas
•
Corp.
Purpose,
privately
(par
com¬
shares
stock
Price,
Hydro-Electric
(par
scription
(••V
$50,000,000 General
California
Co.,
75,000
Co.
preferred
construction.
&
common
each
speculation."
Corp.
slock
297,000 United
Hornblower
shares of
by
H.
unit.
Offered
"
stock
working
COPPER,
Peabody
Courts & Co.;
Conner
Power
& Becker.
Metallurgical
March
ital.
COAL,
G.
of
speculation.
a
for
Price,
velopment costs.
Flegal & Co.
Fay; Huger, Barnwell & Co.;
Pringle & Co.; Frank S. Smith
H.
by William R. Staats
First
Price,
Notes (Issues Maturing Up to
Including Five Years)
IRON,
;
"
Inc.;
Inc.;
&
E.
James
convertible
written
Short-Term Bonds and
and
Co.,
share
exploration
per
as
mining operations.
by Capper & Co.
stock
cum-
construction
for
150,000 shares of
one
Miller
non-cumu¬
(par $1—U.
etc.
220,000 Thunderbolt
Co.
per
The
•
and.
fered
Crut-
4.32%
an
210,053
Offered
stock
&
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; SthoellPomeroy,
Evans
Simons, -»Inc.;
;
$280,571,000
Co.
Purpose,
share.
a
Uranium
common
con¬
Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce
Co.; Rouse, Brewer & Becker; Chase, Whiteside, West &
Winslow, Inc.; G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.; Frost, Read &
Funk
and
•
Gas
&
5%
and
expenses.
The
Hutton
debentures
"
Sodak
-
Sold
-
of
for
"as
costs,
(par
The
interest.
Company.
300,000
&
&
expansion
accrued
ment
Offered
Co.;
Beane:
subscribed
parent,
of
300,000 Silver Reef Uranium Co. 3,000,000 Shares of
(par five cents).
Purpose, for exploration
W.
(par
$4.50).
Price, $17.50 per
kopf,
•
and
through The-Ohio
&
Kidder,
&
Hayden,
Inc.
shares
S. funds).
Purpose, for ex¬
development expenses.
Price, at par.
Of¬
by James Anthony Securities Corp.
All sold.
ploration
Higginson
R.
stockholders.
15-year
by
$5
par.
Mining
common
Co.;-Johnson,
*5,000,000 Western Auto Supply Co. (Mo.) 374%
promissory note due
•
'Jan. .1,
1973.
Purpose, lor expansion program. * Placed
privately with an insurance company.
;
-Offered
of
5,990,000
at
Inc.
Earth
fered
Inc.
shares
Pierce,. Fenner
stock
Clement
&
Y,
of
Purpose, to repay bank
Price, $101.64 per share,
construction.
new
Co.,
shares.
Marks
v;.,
1965.
>
,
60;000
parent.
Co.;
Co.,
(par $5).
Purpose,
Price,
Rare
Pur-
new
Republic
Co.,
Ohio
acquisition,
Price,
Co.
cents).
Jaquith,
242,850
&
by common stockholders.
Underwritten
by
Peabody & Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Dillon & Co.; Hornblower & Weeks; Wertheim
& Co.;
White, Weld & Co.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; Esta¬
brook
&
Co.;
Equitable Securities Corp.;
Laurence M.
working capital,
with
Mutual
Life
privately
York.
-
for
Collins
&
The
150,000
units
for
underwriting,
Mining
five
5'/2%
$50).
(par
and
of
dividends.
Central
Julien
Co.;
Corp.
in
par)
Eastman,
for
Placed
Co., of
due
Co.
dividends.
Lynch,
Telegraph
131,600 Texas
notes
Co.;
the
Mining Corp. 300,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for drilling, etc. expenses and working
Price, at par.
Offered
by company to public,
without
Kidder,
York.
and
through
&
composed largely
group
Co.,
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.
shares
A
parent
accrued
a
Iron
(par $1).
subscription
for
with
15,000
to
Globe
Klepinger & Associates.
capital.
Reinholdt & Gardner;
series
from
and
par
Electric
Lee
Curtis;
gram.
due
and
1
Co.;
&
&
expenses.
300,000 Oneida
Oversubscribed.
Co.-
stock,
at
Blair
&
for
and
mon
v
subordinated
($585,000)
note
($3,120,000)
Placed
of
Co.
refunding
Insurance
>
,
4%-
-
•
Baker,
Co.,. and Fairman, Harris
Gas
ulative
refunding
&
costs.
advances
of
accrued
Co.
($1,880,000).
Insurance
Finance
Purpose,
Corp.
Purpose,
capital
Mutual
•
Acceptance
1,
Atwill
7
,
Prescott, Shepard &
Purpose,
299,500 Pecos
Telephone
'
.
Co.;
'
Offered
the
Uranium
(no
ment
Inc.;
The Illinois Co.,
Inc.;
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Newhard,
3,675,928 South Carolina Electric
For¬
Ryons
Shields
&
353,807
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Kiddpr, Peabody & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.;
Central
stock
F. S. Smithers & Co.;
&
Turben
and
stock.
Alex.
Estabrook
Co.
Weeks & Co.; Wil¬
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.;
Waggoner.
-
William
Merrill
&
Co.;
Hutzler;
(Inc.);
of
lative preferred stock
Y'vY
borg & Co;, and The Small-Milburn Co., Inc. '
15,739,800 New England Telephone & Telegraph Co. 157,398 shares of
capital stock
(par
$100).
Purpose, to repay advances
from
American
Telephone &
Telegraph
Co.
Price,
at
par.
Offered by
company
for subscription by minority
r
stockholders, without underwriting.
American Telephone
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane;
Srriith, Barney & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; F. S.
Moseley
& Co.; Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Salomon Bros.
,
Merrill,
Y' .'
Lehman
.
Corp.;
"
■;
share.
per
shareholders
750,000 Missouri
Corp.; Paine, Webber, Jackson
Pressprich & Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
Hammill & Co.; Gregory &
Son. Inc.; Courts & Co.; Kormendi & Co.,
Inc.; F. S.
Smithefs & Co.;
First of Michigan Corp.; Irving Lund-
capital debentures due March
First
residents
&
Purpose, refunding ($9,000,000) and for working
capital ($5,000,000).
Price, 99.125V and accrued interest.
Underwritten by Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hornblower &
Weeks;
The
Inc.;
Price, $10
•
■Y-YV;' Vi'& Pomet-°y> Inc.; Shearson,
1967.
Co.;
&
preferred
l,r,& Weeks;
Co.; Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox;
Inc.; Stix & Co.; Swiss American
&
Co.,
Meeds;
Price,
Co.;
Brothers &
Stearns
&
repay
and
Nicolaus & Co.,
Corp.; Spencer Trask & Co.; Union Securities Corp.; G. H.
&
Co., and Dean Witter & Co.
Oversubscribed.
Bear,
&
Central
to
loans
Hutzler; Schwabacher & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.;
& Scribner; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Smith,
&
Co.; William R. Staats & Co.; Stein Bros. 8c
1,
Republic Co.
Shields 8c Co.;
G. H. Walker
Inc.;
.
&
Dodge
ulative preferred stock (par $100).
Walker
.,.
Clark,
H. Hentz & Co.; Johnston, Lemon &
Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Carl M.
McDonald & Co.; R. W. Pressprich
&
Co.;
Baird
Neal
J6,000,000 Kansas
r
Deane
14,000,000 Pacific Finance Corp. 4'/2%
Co.;
Securities
Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.;
tenden
&
Stifel,
Co.,
Bissell
(Inc.);
Co.;
Stern
&
&
American
Central
»
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1,175,000 Globe Metallurgical Corp. 117,500 shares of common stock
(par $5).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price, $10 per share. Underwritten by McDonald & Co.;
Price,
Robinson-Humphrey Co., Inc.; Schoellkopf, Hutton
pose,
'
Co.;
Moore
W.
struction.
Lynch;
Boyce;
,:
construction.
Weld
Hallgarten
Inc.;
Kidder
cumulative
>:;i,
Newhard, Cook & Co.; Paine,
Jackson
&
Curtis;
Peltason,
Tenenbaum
Co.;
Piper Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard & Co.,
Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner;
Revnolds & Co.;
The RobinsonHumphrev Co., Inc.; L. F. Rothschild & Co.; Salomon
Singer,
&
|. ' Y750,000 Illinois
Merrill
&
Louis
Stanley
E.
& Co,;
Beune; Merrill, Turben
Co.;
Moore, Leonard &
Fenner
St.
A.
Co.,
Riter & Co.;
Wyatt,
deben¬
Co.; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Joseph,
Inc.;
Kidder,, Peabodv & Co.;
Kuhn,
John
C, Legg &
Co.;
McDonald
&
Co.;
Co.;
-
,
common
Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc.; Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Schmidt, Poole, Roberts & Parke; Scott, Horner fr Mason
Inc.; Scott & Stringfeilow; Chas. W. Scranton & Co., and
Y
'
&
&
of
Pomeroy, Inc.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Butcher & Sherrerd;
C. F. Cassell &
Co., Inc.; Hallowell, Sulzberger & Co.;
Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; Irving Lundborg &
Co.;
Marks
&
M.
Cook &
&
Co.;
White,
Co.;
Rhoades &
Co.;
The
Miller
Laurence
A.
Laird,
>
Co.;
Miller
Hayden,
&
Co.;
Henry Herrman & Co.; HornHulme, Applegate & Humphrey, Inc.;
&
Weeks;
&
Lynch,
Ripley
Noyes
Under¬
par.
shares
new
liam Blair & Co.; Courts & Co.;
Clement
A.
Evans
&
Co.,
Co.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; The First Boston Corp.;
Reid & Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.;
Hallgarten &
Hemphill.
Corp.;
&
Sons;
Robert
Sons; Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc.; Burnham &
Co.; Central Republic Co.; Curtiss, House & Co.;
DempseyTegeler & Co.; Doolittle & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Eastman,
Co.;
&
Stroud
&
Dillon &
for
Underwritten
Co.; Goodbody & Co.;
.
-
Drexel
Allyn
Co.;
tures due March 1, 1980.
Purpose, for additions and im¬
provements and working capital.
Price, 100',; and accrued
interest.
Underwritten by Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Lehman
Brothers; A. S. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Baker, Watts &
Co.;
Ball. Burge & Kraus; Bear, Stearns &
Co.; A. G. Becker
& Co.; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.; Alex.
Erown
C.
Loeb,
Durst,
sinking
Purpose,
Securities
Co.;
Brown
Corp. 4 V4%'
Stores,
at
of
305.000
by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Beane; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Eastman, Dillon
The First Boston Corp.; Smith, Barney & Co.;
Co.;
A.
,
1975.
Department
par).
Price,
Co.
&
Co.
Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; L. F. Rothschild & Co.;
•
.
25,000,000 May
Evans
Light
per-share.
8c
&
sinking fund debentures
Furpose, to repay short-term loans
and for working capital.
Placed privately with U. S. and
Canadian
institutional investors through Lee
Higginson
Corp. and A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.
'
due
(no
Union
Inc.; G. H.
Walker & Co.;
Watling, Lerchen & Co.; Webster & Gibson;
Weeden & Co. Inc.; Wertheim &
Co.; White, Weld & Co.;
J. R. Williston & Co.;
Winslow. Douglas & McEvoy; Dean
Witter
&
Co.; Harold E.
Wood
&
Co.; Wood, Gundy
&
Co.,
Inc.; Wood, Struthers & Co.;
Woodard-Elwood
& Co.;
Wurts, Dulles & Co., and Yarnall, Bidd.e & Co.
Oversubscribed.
•*25,000,000
81
Fenner &
4
&
Co.;
Bender
Power
stock
Co.; Stern, Frank. Meyer & Fox; Stetson
Securities Corp.;
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., Inc.; Stillman,
Maynard & Co.;
Stix
&
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities
-Corp.;
J.
S.
Strauss & Co.; Stroud &
Co., Inc.; Sutro & Co.; Sweney,
Cartwright & Co.; Swiss American Corp.; Thomas &
Co.;
Townsend,
Dabney and Tyson; Spencer Trask &
Co.;
Tucker,
Anthony &
Co.;
Underwood,
Neuhaxis
&
Co.;
Union Securities
Corp.; Van Alstyne, Noel & Co.; Vernedoe,
Chisholm
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
&
i
construction.
new
McDonald,
$63.50
'
■
Stark¬
Brothers
by
19,367,500 Florida
Bogan Paul & Co., Inc.; Shields ■&
Company;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.; I. M. Simon & Co.;
Singer, Deane
& Scribner;
Smith, Barney & Co.; Smith, Moore &
Co.;
F. S. Smithers
& Co.;
William R. Staats &
for
and
r
privately
30,000
to
shares
expansion
and
Mather
of
Iron
common
working
Co.
stock
capital.
on
page 8)
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issues
placed
privately.
t Indicates Issues sold competitively.
t Indicates special offering.
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John
Boland
Co.,
A
!i
Underwritten by
*
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G.
8Vr cumu¬
of class A
units of one share of
and S. Manufacturing Co. 50,000 shares of
lative preferred stock (par $1); 50,000 shares
stock
common
class
each
and
(par
equipment,
in
for
centsi;
10
stock.
of
Purpose,
$18,800,v,i,o
of
Inc.;
Reid
The
A
Products,
$1),
(par
10,000 shares of
working capital.
Inc.
for
Purpose,
Price,
$5
C.
(J.
Theron
Oversubscribed.
(par
Development
convertible
bank
loans,
at
Price,
225,000 North
of
and
films
stock
Brothers
(par
for
and
stock
A
Purpose,
to
repay
public
300,000
by
Co.,
without
company,
capital.
Price,
delphia Securities Co.
300,000 Ready-Made
stock
Lerchen A Co.;
Webster A
Gibson;
Wertheim A Co.; J. C.
Wheat A Co.; White,
Weld A Co.; J. R. Williston A Co.; Dean Witter A Co.;
Harold E. Wood A Company; Wood, Gundy A Co., Inc.;
$4
as
Buildings,
(par
10
share.
of
shares
for
of
A
equipment,
share.
per
and
Offered
250,000 Ribbon
"
:
Wood,
-;
Struthers
Hansen
A
Dulles
A
Co.;
Wulff,
Yager,
and
for
'
i
purchase
to public,
company
$625,000 Allison
MANUFACTURING
AND
INDUSTRIAL
I V
building
of
convertible
machinery and equipment, working capital, etc.
$12.50 per share.
Underwritten by Lee Higginson
Oversubscribed.
Price,
Corp.
H.
Law
A
S.
Beauty
$1
cents).
share.
per
Vivian
Jackson
ber,
800,000 Barry
Controls,
stock
50,000
Inc.
A
Curtis;
Reynolds
A
Co.,
A
Co.;
Co.
lative
Blair
1,229,593 Bishop
and
Inc.,
Corp.
Co.
Shearson,
Hammill
Barth
A
by
10
Reid
Fulton.
Co.
!
Cleveland
First
Supplies'
stock
common
750,000 Crampton
Bradford
I
■
A
Co.;
share.
per
shares
for
of
Offered
A
by
a
500.000
Inc-J
Cleveland Corp;;
Cruttenden
Co.; P. W. Brooks A Co., Inc.;
Inc.; Reid, Higbie A Co.; ShilCo.;
Straus,
Blosser
A
McDowell;
Co.; Carr A Co.; C. F. Cassell A Co.,
Noble
A
A
Co.,
A
A
Co..
(par
Price,
as
Inc.;
and
share.
per
stock
$5
24,000
by
corporate
John
C.
Offered
200,000
shares Of
for working capital.
preferred
ment
(P.
by company to residents
Co.
H.)
stock
(par
$50).
of
Purpose,
4S/a%
of
for
Co.;
A
Company,
A
Co.,
Merrill
and
Lynch,
A
Pierce,
Fenner
A
Inc.; White. Weld A Co.;
Tucker, Anthony A Co.
Beane;
(par
$10).
Price,
$37
(P.
tion
by
II.)
Purpose,
per
Boston
Corp.;
Fenner
4
?
Co.;
?
A
E.
share.
common
Pierce.
Weld
Co.;
W.
Co,
shares
125,000
Hemphill,
for
plant
Offered
of
common
development
by
company
for
program.
stockholders.
Underwritten by The First
Kidder,
Peabody A Co.; Merrill Lynch,
A
Beane;
Hemphill,
Clark
A
Stroud
Noyes
Co.;
A
A
Company, inc.; White,
Co.;
Reynolds
A
Tucker,
Co.,
Anthony A
Inc.; Yarnall,
Biddle A Co.; Blunt, Ellis A Simmons; Janney A Co.; A.
by
Wiley
McCarley
A
Co.;
Renshaw;
Co.;
Russ
Rouse, Brewer
A Co., Inc.;
Scharff A
Co.;
Securities
Stetson
Hague, Noble
Corp.;
Co.;
A
Co.: Watling,
Walston A
Co.;
White
and
Inc.;
Bros.
A
A Co.;
Lerchen A
White A
Ayres, Inc.
Hudson
Co.;
Willis,
Stix A
Blosser A
Taggert A
E. Thenebe
Kenny
A
$2).
public.
stock-
common
Lester,
Rvons
Hammill
A
by
Co.;
A
J.
Co.:
A
Co.,
of
«nd
shares
loans
of
and
for
general
Scott
D.
A
(par
by
cor¬
shares
this
Guerin
A
J.
A
Co.;
Masten
E.
A.
in
Turner;
A
A
First
California
Co.;
Robert
A Co.;
Labouisse, Fried¬
Goodwyn A Olds; Hayden, Miller
A
Son;
Lawson,
A Co.;
Christensen.
Writer
article.
A
Sons;
Hilliard
B.
J.
richs
Notes"
and
Simmons:
A
Garrett
preferred stock
of
Bonds
Co.,
A
Ellis
Eppler,
Garrett
J.
and First of Texas Corp.
100,000
"Long-Term
of
Wm.
Co.;
Inc.;
Inc.;
Inc.; Sutro A Co.; Swiss American
Anthony A Co.; William Blair A Co.;
Bosworth, Sullivan A Co., Inc.;
Dittmar
A Co.; The Marshall
Co.; McCormick A Co.;
Newhard, Cook A Co.; Reinholdt A Gardner; J. R. Williston A Co.; John W. Clarke A Co.; Coolev A Co.; Elkins,
Morris A Co.;
Ferris A Co.; Chas. W. Scranton A Co.;
Yarnall, Biddle A Co.; Barret, Fitch. North A Co.; Baumi
gartner,
Downing A Co.; Brush. Slocumb A Co., Inc.;
Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Courts A Co.; El worthy A Co.;
stock
common
Offered by Blyth A Co.,
Harriman Ripley A Co.,
Tucker,
Corp.;
for drilling,
Underwritten
Co.;
A
Forgan
Stroud
Co.;
and
stock
common
loans
share.
per
Barney
A Co.; R, W. Pressprich A Co.; Clark,
Dodge A Co.; Francis I. d"Pont A Co.; F. S. Moseley A
Co.; G. H. Walker A Co.; The Ohio Co.; Adamex Securi¬
ties Corp.; Baker, Weeks A Co.; Boenning A Co.; Brooke
A Co.; Cruttenden A Co.: Dempsey-Tegeler A Co.; Fulton,
Reid
A Co.;
Lester, Ryons A Co.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Russ A Co.; Shuman, Agnew A Co.; William R. Staats A
Oversubscribed.
Inc.
column
$33.50
Smith,'
program.
to
underwritten
share.
per
repay
John
and
Price.
per
Howard.
Levy
A
Weil,
Williams;
Mackall A Coe;
Moroney, Beissner A Co.; Peters,
Inc.; Smith. Moore A Co.; Stix
Henry
Co.;
F. Swift A Co.; Arthur L. Wright A Co.,
Hansen A Co.; Campbell, McCarty A Co.,
House A Co.: Davenport A Co.; Dixon,
Noonan. Inc.; Doolittle A Co.; Field, Richards
in
a
Eretscher,
A
stock
Wells
common
A
by
stock
Co.;
Porter,
Muir
Co.;
A
Newton
$31.50
Offered
A
by
subscribed
Co.;
Stock
361,922
company
shares (17.816)
underwritten bv Blyth A Co.,
Forgan A Co.; Gold¬
First Boston Corp.; Glore.
The
Inc •
shares of capital stock
affiliates.
to public.
for subscription by stockholders. Un¬
Corp.
Purpose, for investments in banking
per share to stockholders; $32.75
$10).
(par
Price,
Sachs
A
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Beane;
Smith, Bnrney A Co.;
Union
Co.; Magill, Wareing
Co.;
LaMaster A
Co.;
A
A Co.; Haw¬
Metropolitan
Co.:
Bank
11,422,813 First
Co.;
Stacy
Investment
Grimm A Co.; Wm. F. Harper A Son
Co.;
Kenower,
MacArthur A Co.;
Paine-Rice A Co.; Woodard-Elwood &
Co.; Arthurs, Lestrange A Co., and Muir Investment Corp.
Underwood,
Shawell
Ayres;
Richter
A
Louis
St.
Milwaukee
Co.;
Lentz,
A Co.;
Kennv
Investment
A
of
shares
Underwritten
Co.;
kins
preceding
for equipment and working capi¬
Scherck,
Co.;
Phillips
Johnston;
preferred
Notes"
and
315,000
share.
Willis,
Co.;
A
Co.
Purpose,
$5.50
A
R.
57r
of
article.
Off-Shore
Scott
Bonds
"Long-Term
this
for
shares
100,000
cents).
J.
Inc.
Purpose,
man,
Pierce. Fenner A
Securities Corp.;
Weld A Co.; Piper, Jaffray A Hopwood; Paine,
Webber, Jackson A Curtis; Dean Witter A Co.; Kalman
Fridley, Hess A Frederking; Eppler, Guerin
White,
Dittmar A Co.; Dewar, Robertson A Pancoast;
Cruttenden A Co.; Clark, Landstreet A KirkBinford-Dunlap, Inc.; Mid-South Securities Co.;
Rodman A Renshaw, and Walter F. Hurt.
Turner;
Inc.; J. M. Dain A Company; A. C. Allyn
Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.); Clark, Dodge
Francis I. auPont A Co.; M. A. Sehapiro A Co.,
Incl Bache A Co.; Robert W. Baird A Co.. Inc.; Tne
Milwaukee Co.; Pacific Northwest Co.; Harold E. Wood A
A
patrick;
A
Co.,
A
C'o ;
BUILDINGS,
LAND,
$125,000 Trans
(par
World
$10).
Offered
by
Atlas
for
Purpose,
shares
working
to public,
of
capital.
common
Woodard-Elwood A Co.; M. H. Bishop A Co.; JamieCo.;
Allison-Williams Co.; Caldwell Phillips Co.;
inc.; C. S. Ashmun Co.; Baxter, Wil¬
liams
A
Co.;
Johnson-McKendrick Co., Inc.; Irving J.
Rice A Co., Inc., and Shaughnessy A Co., Inc.
Price,
at
son'
stock
Tire
&
Rubber
convertible
par.
without underwriting.
preferred
stock
shares
(par
of
$}/zr/r
$100).
cum¬
Purpose,
Peabody
Brothers; Blyth
Kraus;
A
Dodge
A
Miller
A
Co.;
Bache
Hallgarten
A
Co.;
Hornblower
Hayden.
Co.;
A
Co.;
A
I
share.
Shares,
Inc. 52.356 shares of class A
Purpose,
to increase investment
stock.
Price, $150 per share.
Kidder,
Burge
for
7,853,400 GM
repay
bank loans and for working capital.
Price,
$102.25 per share and accrued dividends.
Underwritten by
Clark,
Inc.
per
to
A Co.; The First Boston Corp.; Lehman
A
Co., Inc.;
Eastman,
Dillon A Co.;
Glore, Forgan A Co.; McDonald A Co.; Smith, Barney A
Co.;
Union
Securities Corp;
White, Wfeld A Co.; Ball,
94.000 shares of capital stock (par
investments in commodities.
Price,
Offered by Futures Distributors.
Futures,
Purpose,
415 480
100,000
Co.
A
Mannheimer-Egan,
RUBBER
General
ulative
Company.
Co.;
ETC.
12,500
Corp.
company
Noyes
subscrip¬
A
Westheimer
Price,
com¬
(par
$11.75
Schwabacher
Co.;
299,000
to
Reserves,
of
Stroud
stock
Co.:
McKee
Tucker,
Walker
H.
Davis A Co.;
$10,000,000
4,625,000 Glatfelter
stock
expansion
(988)
Co.;
shares
Co.
under
See
under
Garrett
Texas
Price,
at
par
and
accrued
dividends.
Underwritten by The First Boston Corp.; Kidder, Peabody
A
A
Corp.
Reserves,
Muilaney,
com¬
program.
A
S.
Curtiss,
Co.;
Price.
develop¬
C.
A
Central & South West Corp. 600.000 shares of common
stock (par. $5).
Purpose, to increase investments in sub¬
sidiaries
and
repay
indebtedness
to
parent
company.
shares
250.000
Offered by
and
to r°pav bank
$2.75
Noel
cents).
cumulative
plant
Masten
Co.:
Day A Co., Inc.; Charles
Anthony A Co.; A. H. Vogel
Taussig.
Inc.;
Associates;
Co.;
Over¬
$7,886,093
shares
40,000
E.
Newton
Williams A Co.,
Miller A
Wulff,
John
Co.
only, without underwriting.
2,000,000 Glatfelter
G.
Inc.;
A
Inc.
Purpose,
A
A Leach;
Agee
Inc.;
10
Neuhaus
purposes.
A;
Lentz
Smith, Bishop A Co.; Smith,
1,000,000 shares of common stock
tal.
common
Legg
Co.;
MacBride,
McDowell;
Blunt
500,000
Co.;
preceding
(par 50
Hudson
of
A.
Co.;
Strader,
Taylor A
Co.,
Inc.; Straus,
Paul T. Sullivan A Co.; Charles A.
Co.;
Glore,
subscription
A
N. Burt A Co.,
Petroleum
1,732.500 Zapata
Livingston,
Co.;
for
Shearson,
Co.;
Co.
A
$25),
column
i
Oversubscribed.
shares
general
Offered
Breweries,
(par $1).
share.
per
A
Inc.
common
shares
California
Purpose,
Co.; C.
(see
Completed.
1,000,000 Galveston-Houston
mon
Co.;
Thornhill.
A
Corp.
Purpose, for
$3).
$8.25
A
VanderMoere
J.
Wyllie
Chemicals
speculation.
a
Blackstock
Mellen
A
Smith, Moore A Co.; Smith, Ramsay A Co., Inc.;
Brokerage Co.; Spencer, Zimmerman A Co., Inc.;
Co.;
Sterne,
!
purposes. i Price, at par.
Offered by Woods A Co.;
Phillips Investment Co.; First Guaranty Co.; Chas.
debentures
Miller A Co.; Smith, Hague,
Don W.
Hancock,
Co.,
198,000 Electronized
stock
Inc.;
Co.;
Williams
White
Russell A Co., Inc.; Arthur M. Krensky A
MacNaughton-Greenagalt
A
Co.;
Wm.
J.
Corp.;
Livingston.
Inc.; Rodman A
Rowles, Winston
A
acquisition of properties.
Price, 50 cents per share. Underwritten by Smith, Barney
A
Co.
in conjunction with offering of $7,500,000 of 4">
Orutron,
Co-»
for
Price,
$1),
(par
A
A
A
Oil
White
(par
of
and
stockholders
to
Purpose,
2,500.000 Petroleum
Oversubscribed.
Co.,
A
Eichler
Oil
Alstyne,
B.
B.
inventory,
First
The
A
Bolger
Mericka
'
299,700
Purpose,
$1
Barnett.
Erb
Harris
lie.;
-
I
Co.;
A
Bateman.
F.I
Price,
etc.
A
Corp.
cents).
.
Green.
Fairman,
linglaw,
10
'
Henderson.
A
costs.
(par
Co. 150.000 shares of common
SIi.
Purpose, for working capital.
Price, $5
Underwritten by Baker, Simonds A Co.; J. C.
(par
share.
Rogers
porate
Manufacturing
stock
per
Equipment
&
Co.;
A
Stiver
Co.;
at par.
loans
bank
First
Co.;
Laan-Tex
J.
(par
working capital,
Franklin, Meyer
I:
299,000
Price,
Walston
Fay;
cents).
Van
Corp.;
Oversubscribed.
299,700 Concord
A
1,375,000 Kin-Ark
A Co.; Cruttenden A Co.;
Merrill, Turben A Co.; Julien
Collins A Co.; Riter A Co.; Cunningham, Gunn A Carey,
Inc.; Curtiss, House A Co., and Francis I. du Pont A
The
j
underwriting.
shares
153,236
share
company
A
Gross,
etc.,
without
Unsubscribed
Hooker
Estabrook
Inc.;
by
Developments,
(par $1).
retire
per
holders.
Oil
&
Co.
to
$8
Offered
America 50,000 shares of $1.20 cumu¬
preferred stock (par $20). Purpose, for
Price, at par and accrued dividends.
of
capital.
Underwritten
Oil
Purpose,
"
Gas
public,
to
pany
Price,
A
A
common
Tifft Brothers.
and
Joyce
Southern
1
capital stock
Harbison
convertible
working
Elder A Co.,
Co.;
Joseph,
B.
*
OIL
of
Completed,
1,000,000 Catalin
A
Co.;
John
Inc.; James N. Reddoch A Co.; Reed, Lear A Co.;
Higbie A Co.; Reinholdt A Gardner; The Robinson-
Co.,
$250,000 Anchorage
shares of class B common
expansion
and
working
Underwritten by Paine,
Jackson
of
A
Co.;
Underwriting completed April 15.
$1).
Purpose,
for
Price, $16 per share.
Webber,
shares
8,538
Jones
A
Higginson
A
na
Sloan A Co.;
i
:
720,100,000
shares
(par
Co.
subscribed.
299,900 shares of common
for working
capital.
by Hunter Securities Corp.
Corp. as a speculation.
capital.
Tile
$20,191,382
Completed.
Curtis.
A
:
Lee
Manning;
M.
Becker;
A
Purpose,
11,500
Co.
Ceramic
Hirsch
Labouisse,
Jones, Inc.; Scherck,
Richter Co.; Chas. W. Scranton A Co.; Security Associates
Inc.; Sellers. Doe A Co.; Shearson Hammill A Co.; I. M.
Simon A Co.; Simpson, Emery A Co., Inc.; Donald C.
(par $5). Purpose, for working capital. Price, $9.75
share.
Underwritten by Granbery, Marache A Co.:
A
Co.;
Doinpsey-Tegeler A Co.;
Schirmer,
Atherton
of common stock (par
$3).
Purpose,
for
capital
improvements
and
working
capital.
Price, $25.75 per share.
Offered by Paine, Web¬
Chemical
296,125 Ansul
States
Josey
Lewis
Saunders,
for
Purpose,
Alester
Co.,
stock
Offered
Securities
Continental
and
stock
Inc.;
Gross, Rogers
Investors
Humphrey Co.,
Cruttenden
-
Inc.
Homes,
10
(par
Price,
f
speculation.
common
Fridley,
Co.;
Simons,
Inc.;
Weil,
Co.;
Livingstone, Crouse A
R.
I
A
a
as
of
Southwest
A
June S.
I.
Co.;
McDaniel
per
Manufacturing Co. 100,000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $5).
Purpose, for machinery and equip¬
ment, working capital, etc.
Price, $10 per share. Under¬
written by Lee Higginson Corp.
Oversubscribed.
stock
83,256 United
'
Steel
299,900 American
shares
5,727
Inc.
A.
Klugh, Jr.; John Kormendi Co.; Kroeze. McLarty A Co.;
Reid,
i
Corp.
Securities
Clement
Co.;
A Co.; Kenower, MacArthur A Co.; The
Kiser. Cohn A Shumaker,
Inc.;
Arthur
/
$2
Price,
machinery and equipment, and
working capital.
Price, at par.
Offered by company for
subscription by stockholders, without underwriting.
for
1,000,000 Allison
capital.
without underwriting,
Products,
$25).
(par
Manufacturing Co. 50,000 shares of 75-cent
preferred stock (par $10).
Pur¬
Steel
cumulative
pose.
working
Aetna
Co.;
M.
A
common
of America 250,000 shares of com¬
five cents). Purpose, to acquire patents
capital. Price, $1 per share. Offered by-
(par
working
143,175 Rowland
OTHER
by
A
McKelvy A Co.; Merrill, Turben A Co.; Mid-South Securi¬
ties Co.; Morgan A Co.;
Muir Investment Corp.; Mutual
Fund Associates; Newberger A Co.: Newhard. Cook A Co.;
Edgar M. Norris; Norris A Hirchberg, Inc.; Odess, Martin
A Herzberg
Inc.; R. C. O'Donnell A Co.; Grover O'Neill
A Co.; Roger S. Palmer Co.; Charles A. Parcells A Co.;
J. Lee Peeler A Co., Inc.; Putnam A Co.; Rauscher, Pierce
and
Copies Corp.
stock
mon
C.
A
Fred
Co.;
Biddle A Co.
Yarnall,
Inc.,
Woodard-Elwood
Co.;
A
Wurts,
Co.;
for
and
Dain
Erb A Co., Inc.;
Co.,
A
A
Co.;
Inc.;
f
sites
A
First
Howard,
Co.;
i
Phila¬
by
Ellis
Read
Frost,
Hutton
Lemon
Co.;
common
equipment
Chicago;
Hilsman
H.
A
Co.;
to
Offered
Offered
150,000
Purpose,
cents).
share.
per
machinery,
Inc.
M.
M.
Baruch
and
speculation.
a
J.
A.
f
for production
$3 per share.
Inc.
75,000* shares
per
Co.;
Haas A Co.; Hamlin A Lunt; J. J. B. Hilliard
Richards
Kentucky Co.;
underwriting.
Co.,
Inc.
Purpose, for
$1).
(par
working
Watling,
cents
25
Packing
PolyPane
stock
of
Inc.;
Price,
capital.
A
Co.;
A
Co., Inc.; Green,
F.
Miller,
A
200,000 Northwest Refining & Chemical Corp. 800,000 shares of
capital stock (par two cents). Purpose, for equipment and
working
Tallman
Co.
J.
E.
ston,
Inc.
Co,,
Dahlberg
A Co.; Cabell
Friedrichs &
Planning Corp. of
America,
Inc.;
H.
L.
Jamieson
Co., Inc.;
Jenks,
Kirkland A Grubbs; Johnson, Lane, Space A Co., Inc.; John¬
75,000 shares
Inc.
Purpose,
capital.
Price,
A
A
Co., Inc.;
Courts A
Co.;
K. W.
Cruttenden A Co.; Cunningham. Schmertz
Kay,
cents).
Blauner
Burke
Byrd
Company;
Co.; Chace, Whiteside. West A WinLandstreet A Kirkpatrick. Inc.; Coburn
Cohu A Co.; Collin. Norton A Co.;
Henry
G. C.
Son;
Co.;
Co.
Productions,
10
D.
Inc.;
A
Frederking;
Co.;
A
equipment.
and
A
Furman
Hopkins
cumulative
67r
of
capital
Carr A
working
Milton
by
by
Television
American
Offered
working
for
Offered
par.
common
of
Inc.
250,000 shares
A
stock
(par $1).
etc.,
Co.;
A
Calhdun
Co.;
Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark A Co.; Fairman, Harris
Inc.; Ferris A Co.; First California Co., Inc.; First
Securities
Hess
$6.75
privately with American Research A
through C. E. Unterberg, Towbin Co.
Corp.
class
Bullington-Schas A
M.
Byllesby A Co.
H.
Phillips
A
Co.;
A
A
Co.,
A
O.
Corp.
2.500 shares of common
for
working capital.
Price,
Industries,
250,000 Kish
Boettcher
Conrad
Eldredge,
Co.;
Evans
Purpose,
Placed
Inc.;
Co.,
Berry
Co.;
A
Co :
Dempsev-Tegeler A Co.; R. S.
Dickson
Inc.; Dittmar A Co.; Doolittle A Co.;: Draper, Sears
A Co.; Edwards A Hanly; A. G. Edwards A Sons; Elder A
•
Motors
$1).
share.
per
Co.;
Co.,
Bond
Eichler
A
A Co.,
A
*16,875 Induction
A
Bankers
Bateman,
Bensdorf
Daftan
Motors Cftrp. 12,500 shares of common stock
Sit. purpose, for working capital, etc. Price, $6.75
share.
Offered by C. E.
Unterberg,
Towbin Co.
(par
D.
Co.;
Inc.;
A Co.;
Inc.;
84,375 Induction
per
A
The
Co.;
A
Berman
Blair
C'larK,
A
Co.,
Inc.;
Inc.;
Caplan
Cronyn
per
underwriting.
without
J.
Inc.;
shares
investments.
by Equitable
Amott, Baker A Co.,
Auchincloss,
Parker A
Co.;
A
North
Caldwell,
Middlebrook,
A
II.)
stockholders,
common
Bradford
slow,
Corp. 22,818 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose, for expansion and working capital.
Price,
$7
per
share.
Offered by company for subscription byllolan
Co.;
MacDonald,
Albert
•
Underwritten by Smith A Co.
share.
159,726
A
A
Simonds
Hough,
J.
stock
common
A
Brothers;
ETC.
i,2ou,U00
for
Underwritten
per
Fitch,
A
Fahey, Clark A Co.; Saunders, Stiver a
Co.; Bateman, Eichler A Co.; Lester, Ryons A Co.; Irving
Lundborg A Co.; McCormick A Co.; Olderman, Asbeck A
Co., and B. W. Pizzini A Co., Inc.
50,000 Heliogen
Beil
Inc.
HOLDING,
share.
Almstedt Brothers;
Baker.
Blaine
T.
Co.;
Kraus;
A
Burge
$15.04
Barret,
Co.;
Peabody A Co.; Eastman, Dillon
Riter A Co.; Shields A Co.;
Kidder,
Witter
Dean
and Kormendi A Co.,
TRADING,
Corp.;
Arthurs, Lestrange
Redpath;
A Co.;
Fulton.
A Co.; Hayden, Miller A Co.; Merrill, Turben A Co.:
Milwaukee
Co.;
Chas. W. Scranton A Co.; Ball,
Co.;
A
Wagenseller
Development mutual vuud,
inc.
stock
(par $11Purpose,
about
Inc.;
■■!
Parke;
TRUSTS,
Securities
speculation.
Piper, Jaffray A HopA
Gardner;
Schmidt,
A
Durst,
Inc.;
Co.;
Reinholdt
Co.;
A
common
Price,
4,562,500 Harris-Seybold Co. 125,000 shares of common stock (par
$1).
Purpose, for working capital and possible acquisi¬
tions.
Price, $36.50 per share. Underwritten by McDonald
Co.;
Co.;
Northwest
A
Walker A Co.,
rtcoiniu
machinery
Offered by com¬
to public, without underwriting as a
pany
Pacific
Roberts
H.
A
A
Dominick;
Putnam
INVESTMENT
expansion,
Price, $3 per unit.
etc.
wood;
Poole,
I.'
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Monday, October 10, 1955
.
Hutton
Witter
A
Templeton;
I
Dominick A Dominick; Ball, Burge
Kraus; George D. B. Bonbright, and Foster A Marshall.
A
i
;
(par
per
.
Paine, Webber, Jackson A
A.
C. Allyn A Co.,
Inc.;
Shields
A
Companv;
Tucker,
Anthony A Co.; Bacon, Whipple A Co.; Robert W. Baird
A Co.,
Inc.; Baker, Weeks A Co.; Coffin A Burr, Inc.;
Collin, Norton A Co.; R. S. Dickson A Co., Inc.; Clement
A.
Evans A
Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark A Co.; The First
Cleveland Corp.; The Milwaukee Co.; Mitchum, Jones A
\ I
Inc.
150,000 H.
E.
Dominick
Inc. 120,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for working capital and other
purposes.
Price, $2.50 per share.
Offered by
R.
share.
Inc.; Rand & Co.; Rauscher,
Gardner; Reynolds A Co.;
Irving J. Rice & Co., Inc.; Julius A. Rippel, Inc.; Riter
& Co.; The Robinson-Humphrey Co.,
Inc.; Robinson and
Lukens; Rodman & Renshaw; Wm. C. Roney A Co.; Rot,an,
Mosle
and
Co.; L. F. Rothschild A Co.; Rouse,
Brewer
A
Becker;
Rowles, Winston A
Co.; Salomon Bros. A
Hutzler; H.
V. Sattley A Co., Inc.; Saunders, Stiver A
Co.; Savard A Hart; Schmidt,
Poole, Roberts A Parke;
E. H. Schneider A Co.; Schoellkopf, Hutton A Pomeroy,
Inc.;
Schwabacher A Co.; Scott, Horner A Mason. Inc.;
Scott
A
Stringfellow; Chas. W. Scranton A Co.; Seasongood A Mayer; Shearson, Hammill A Co.; Sheridan,
Bogan, Paul A Co., Inc.; Shields A Co.; Shuman, Agnew
A Co.;
I. M. Simon A Co.; Singer. Deane A Scribner;
Smith, Barney A Co.; Smith, Bishop A Co.; Smith, Hague,
Noble
A
Co.;
Smith, Moore A Co.; F. S. Smithers A
Co.; William R. Staats A Co.; Starkweather A Co.; Stein
Bros.
A
Bovce;
Stern. Brothers
A
Co.; Stern,
Frank,
Meyer A Fox; Stern, Lauer A Co.; Sterne, Agee A Leach;
Stetson Securities Corp.; Stifel, Nicolaus A Co., Inc.; Stillman,
Maynard A Co.; Sti>5 A Co.; Stone A Webster
Securities Corp.; Strader, Taylor A Co., Inc.; J. S. Strauss
A Co.; Stroud A Company,
Inc.; Stubbs, Smith A Lombardo, Inc.;
Suplee, Yeatman A Co., Inc.; Sutro Bros.
A Co.; Sutro A Co.;
Sweney. Cartwright A Co.; SwissAmerican Corporation; Talmage A Co.; Thayer, Baker A
Co.; Thomas A Company; Townsend, Dabuey and Tyson;
Spencer Trask A Co.; Tucker, Anthony A Co.;
Under¬
wood, Neuhaus A Co.; Union Secuirties Corporation; Van
Alstyne, Noel A Co.; Varnedoe, Chisholm A Co., Inc.;
Vietor,
Common,
Dann
A
Co.;
Wagenseller A Durst,
Inc.;
H.
C.
Wainwright A Co.; G'. H. Walker A Co.;
Co.;
S.
Products,
McDonald-Moore &
A
F.
Co.:
A
50 cents).
corporate
MacNaughton-Greenawalt & Co.; Mauley, Bennett
Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mason-Hagan, Inc->
E
Masten
& Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald &
Walston
Cook
Inc.
222,750 Grolier Society, Inc. 13,500 shares of common stock
$1).
Purpose,
for
working
capital.
Price, $16.50
Raffensperger* Hughes & Co.,
Pierce
&
Co.;
Reinholdt &
*'
Dean
Co.,
A
Granco
(par
Co.;McJunkin, Patton & Co.; McKelvv A Company; McLeod, Young, Weir, Inc.; McMaster
Hutchinson & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.; Wm. J. Mericka
&
Co..
Inc.;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & B.e,a»e:
Merrill, Turben & Co.; Metropolitan St. Louis CO.; Miller
& George; Mills, Spence & Co. Inc.; The Milwaukee Co.;
Mitchum, Jones & Templeton; Model. Roland & Stone;
Moore,
Leonard & Lynch; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Mullaney,
Wells & Co.; Nauman, McFawn A Co.;
W. H.
Newbold's Son A Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook
& Co.;
Newman and Co.; E. M. Newton & Co.; Norris
&
Hirshberg,
Inc.;
Paul J. Nowland & Co.; O'Bnan,
Mitchell
&
Co.;
The Ohio Co.;
J. A. Overton & Co.;
Pacific Northwest Company;
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Parrish & Co.; H. O. Peet & Co.; Peters, Writer
& Christensen,
Inc.; Piper, Jaffray A Hopwood; B. W.
Pizzini
& Co., Inc.;
Prescott, Shepard & Co.. Inc.; R.
W.
Pressprich A
Co.; Putnam & Co.; Quail
& Co.;
;
W.
Curtis;
York
,
300,000
Coe;.
Co.;
i
Kidder
Loeb
Kuhn
Weeks;
Newhard,
Co.;
A
W.
Kidder
Co ■
Co •
Co.;
Warren
MacArthur A Co.; A. M.
Kenower,
Co.:
A
A
Peabody A Co.; Kirkpatrlck-Pettls_ A
& Co.; Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.;
Laird
Bissell & Meeds; Laird & Company; W. C. Langlev & Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
John
C
Legg A Co.;
Lehman Brothers; Lester, Ryons
A Co.;
Little & Hopkins, Inc.; S. R. Livings one
Grouse
& Co.; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.; Loewi & Co., D.
A. Lomasney & Co.; Irving Lundborg & Co.; Mackall &
&
Smithers
Woodcock, Hess A Co., Inc.; Harrison A Co., and
Masten
E.
7)
(Continued from page
.
subscription by class A
♦Represents issues placed
t Indicates issues sold
t
Tnrfieates
Knecial
stock (par $1).
in General Motors Corp.
Offered by company for
stockholders, without underwriting.
privately.
competitively,
offering.
$1).
$4.42
Number 5471
182
Volume
1,665,SCO GM shares. Inc.
Furpose,
stock.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
shares of class B stock
11,106
increase
to
Price,
.
.
investment
(par $1).
Motors Corp.
General
in
12,000,000
Standard
stock
written by
share.
per
Beneficial
common
Offered by company for
subscription by class B stockholders, without underwriting.
$150
(1461)
GM
Shares,
Furpose,
stock.
Inc.
to
Price,
shares
786
increase
$134.06
subscription by
of
(par
Motors
General
$1),
Corp.
Corp.
Sl>.
ipar
Purpose,
capital, etc.
suDscription
Ry.
Co.
to
repay
stockholders
by
Underwritten by
stadt &
Securities
$1).
(par
Purpose,
Price, $5
&
300,000 Associated
Baum & Co.
.250.000
Co.
Inc.
3,000 shares of
&
Stein
11,842,000 Maryland
Co.
shares
of
&
&
Airlines,
276,900 Mohawk
public,
Inc.
& Son;
92,300
etc.
stock
preferred
&
300,000 U.
stock
cent).
one
per
Inc. as
Clarke
Price,
10,000 shares of common stock
per share.
Offered by Riter &
Inc.
$26.50
.
■
•*)
189' 000
Basic
Controls,
(par
Inc.
$1).
Refractories,
Inc.
12,000
of common stock
Offered by Carl M.
shares
$1).
Price, $15.75 n°y share.
Lceb, Rhoades & Co. Complied.
(par
Co.,
of
Corp.
in
50
of
&
Weeks
Blair
&
Co.;
&
Bioren
Day
&
Blunt
and
Sullivan
Brown
|&
Curtiss,
Co.;
&
Dewar,
Dominick &
States
Emanuel,
Forgan
Deetjen
Securities
Dain
Hilliard
Friedrichs
Labouisse,
&
stock
Company,
Crouter
C.
W.
&
&
Co.;
t Indicates
Dominick;
&
Hulme,
Applegate
Mason-Hagan,
& Hollister; Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc.;
Reinholdt & Gardner; Reynolds & Co., Inc.; Riter & Co.;
Robinson-Humphrey
Rothschild
F.
Co.;
&
Schwabacher
Scranton
W.
Chas.
Shields
&
&
Agnew
Smith,
Scribner;
Barney &
Staats
&
Co.;
R.
&
Stern
Boyce;
Horner
Shearson,
Co.;
Shuman,
Co.;
Scott,
&
Co.;
& Mason, Inc.;
Hammill & Co.;
Deane
Singer,
&
Co.; F. S. Smithers & Co.;
Starkweather & Co.;
Stein
Brothers
&
Corp.
Price,
stock
(par
Salomon
shares
10,000
$27.37»/2
per
Gas
Price,
and
Co.
$7
300,000
Bros.
of
share.
shares
share.
per
Keith
Reed
com¬
Offered
of
Offered
Co.
&
common
by
and
Union
associates.
Oversubscribed.
shares
share.
Corp.
140,000
$38.62Va per
$1).
Price,
Dillon & Co.
(par
of
common
Offered
by
special offering.
Corporation and
offering to the public of 100,000 shares of
Co.;
Stern,
Lauer <&
Webster
Stroud &
stock
common
(par $1) at $10 per share, through Lee Higginson Corp.
was quickly oversubscribed.
See details in
and associates
V.
182, p. 1335.
National Rys.—Expects Profit in
Canadian
This
"a
will end
company
1955—
"in the black" "but the surplus will be
1955
modest one," according to a forecast made on Oct. 4 by Donald
very
and President.
Chairman
Gordon,
'
Lets Car Roof Contracts—
Aluminum
Canada
The
ton
weight
the
of
aluminum
Ltd.,
the
reality
a
the
for
the greater
and
will
roofs
from
come
ton loading capacity
the
the
roofs
and
cars
let
were
to
Aluminum
Ltd.,
several
Straus,
Corp.;
Blosser
&
McDowell;
Suplee, Yeatman & Co., Inc.; Swiss American
Corp.; Spencer Trask
& Co.; Tucker, Anthony & Co.;
Union Securities Corp.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
Walston &
Co.,
The
Railway Equipment Manufacturing Co.
(Canada) Ltd., of
make 1,250 aluminum roofs, 1,000 of which will be sent
Car Co. of Trenton, N. S.
The remaining 250 will be
the
to
Canadian
roofs,
to
made
Steel
revenues
_
expenses
Co.
Montreal,
of
together
with
Steel Car Corp. of Hamilton.
manufacture 250 additional roofs
182,
The
and
1011.
p.
Rys.—August Earnings Higher—
1955—Month—1954
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$60,313,000 $53,982,000 $442,962,000 $423,973,000
53,814,000
53,432,000
404,392,000
417,756,000
31—
Operating
_
$6,499,000
$550,000
Co.—New
Affiliate
revenue—
182, p.
Foundry
will
National
Aug.
Operating
Net
&
National
Corp.
the order.—V.
complete
End.
Car
the
by
Car
Canadian
Per.
$38,570,000
$6,217,000
1031.
:
Weld &
Co.;
Lerchen
Wood
Yarnall, Biddle & Co.
Harold
Dow
Chemical
$5).
Price,
American
stock
Sanders
&
Oil Co. of Texas 8,500 shares of com¬
Price, $57.50 per share.
Offered by
(par $5).
Sugar Co. 18,100 shares of common stock
Prtce, $21 per share. Offered by Blyth & Co.,
Inc., and Dominick & Dominick. Oversubscribed.
(no
74,250
par).
Society, Inc. 4,500 shares of common stock (par
Price, $16.50 per share.
Underwritten by Dominick
Grolier
$1).
Burge & Kraus; George
and Foster & Marshall.
Ball,
Dominick;
D.
B.
Bon¬
Motors Corp. 5,000 shares of common stock
Price, $6.75 per share. Sold privately to Amer¬
& Development Corp. through C. E. Unter-
Research
ican
berg, Towbin Co.
2,160,000 Ingersoll-Rand
Co.
40,000
Price, $54 per share.
Completed.
par).
Co.
shares of common stock (no
Offered by Smith, Barney &
Land
1,062,500 Maryland
(par
$1).
&
Casualty Co. 25,000 shares of common stock
Price, $42.50 per share.
Offered by Merrill
Fenner & Beane. Completed.
Pierce,
Shipping Co., Inc. 72,602 shares of capital
Price, $17.50 per share. Offered by The
Equitable Securities Corp.; Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.;
R. S. Hecht & Co.. Inc.; Howard. Weil, Labouisse, Fried¬
1,270,535 Mississippi
stock
richs
(par
&
Nusloch,
A
launched
the
$5).
Co.;
Merrill Lynch,
Baudean & Smith.
Pierce.
Fenner & Beane,
Completed.
and
Ltd.,
new
at
an
manufacture
to
products
abrasive
General
by
Co.
Clinton
and
India,
in
Robinson,
F.
sell
has been built in Madras
opening ceremony Oct. 3.
arrangement
between
the
of
and
and
company,
according to
President
plant
cooperative
new
grinding
wheels,
an
The
an¬
Car¬
operations
three
companies,
Carborundum
supplied the technical infoimation for the factory design
and
equipment,
and
established
manufacturing
specifications
and
standards of product quality.
To Build
Plant in
Carborundum
dollar
the
plant for
according to an
50-acre
Logan,
is
situated
will
be
the
on
southeast
of
to
Co.
Chesapeake
service
of
by
Ohio,
the
and
a
new
Ohio
location
a
markets
prime
site
abrasive
General
Carborundum's
for
Columbus,
and
purchased
manufacture
manufactured
Brown
Logan, Ohio.
has
announcement
site
for
a
wheels
multimillion
new
in
Logan,
Ohio,
Robinson.
plant
in
the
outskirts
of
railway line about 50 miles
considered geographically well
for
the
abrasive
wheels
that
there.
Mathews,
general contractors of New York City, are
scheduled
to
start
work
immediately and plans call for the plant
to be in operation in 1956.—V. 182, p. 1335.
Central
Maine
Power Co.—Stock
Offered—This
com¬
pany is offering holders of its common stock and of its
6% preferred stock of record Sept. 30, 1955, the right to
subscribe for 506,317 new shares of common stock (par
$10) at
a
price of $24.37 V2
new
Exploration Co. 7.000 shares of com¬
mon
stock (par $1).
Price, $77.25 per share. Offered by
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Completed.
Louisiana
Lynch,
borundum
Under
other
and
nouncement
The
Newsom.
Western
380,100 Great
Universal
The
General
mon
sandpaper
England,
Sons of India
and
share of
and
one
6%
common
new
share
per
share,
on
the basis of
one
for each five .common shares held
of
common
for
each
one
share
of
The company plans to offer to its
employees the right to purchase at the same subscrip¬
tion price, $24.37V2 per share, an aggregate up to 20,000
of
preferred
the
shares
exercise of
held.
of
rights.
new
common
nor
more
tion warrants and the offer to
3:30
p.m.
stock
not
Each such employee
for not less than five
sold
may
on
the
subscribe
than 50 shares.
Subscrip¬
employees will expire at
(EDT) on Oct. 19, 1955.
I
Organized—
Universal Grinding Wheel Co. Ltd. of
cooperated to organize a
company.
Murugappa
Carborundum
were
per
Inc.
Co.,
488,750
Co.;
Stock Corp. 20,000 shares of common stock
Price, $33.25 per share. Offered by Blyth &
$10).
(par
Wurts,
Oversubscribed.
&
This
Co.
$46.50
Bank
First
E.
31,000 shares of common stock (par
share.
Offered by Merrill Lynch,
Fenner & Beane. Completed.:
Pierce,
665,000
& Co.; White,
Dean Witter &
Dulles & Co., and
& Co.; Wertheim
Winslow, Douglas & McEvoy;
Co.;
1,441,500
Carborundum
Inc.;
Watling,
of
Co.
Montreal.
contractors.
Co.; Stetson Securities Corp.; Stix & Co.; Stone &
Securities
in
Eastern
National
—V.
become
will
Montreal,
cars
will
cars
principal subsidiary of Aluminium
for
Standard
250
freight
railway
delivery of 1,750 units now on order by this company.
roof weighs about 700 pounds as compared with the
the standard steel roofed car.
Savings result in the
of locomotive fuel costs
Orders
sent
for
the
cars.
The
to
roofs
with
aluminum
reduction
Co., Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co,;
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Co.;
&
by
(Continued from page 2)
Fenner
Kendall
Inc.;
Offered
Cameo, Inc.—Stock Offer Oversubscribed—The recent
Canada,
The
Offered by Blyth
common
Investment News
&
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.;
& Beane; Merrill, Turben
& Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch; Morgan Stanley & Co.;
F. S. Moseley & Co.;
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Newburger & Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; The Ohio Co.; Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; H. O.
Peet & Co.; Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood; Prescott, Shepard
&
Co.,
Inc.;
R.
W.
Pressprich & Co.;-Putnam & Co.;
L.
H.
Co.;
&
Bennett
Pierce,
share.
Plywood
Doolittle
Langley & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.; John C. Legg
Lehman Brothers; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.;
Co.;
by
common
Completed.
Natural
General
Inc.;
of
Pyne,
share.
per
of
•Represents issues placed privately.
t Indicates issues sold competitively.
Irving Lundborg & Co.; McCormick & Co.; McDonald &
Co.; McDonnell & Co.; Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Manley,
Lynch,
Offered
shares
35,000
$74,730,071.
Kay, Richards & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co.;
Inc.;
&
$38.75
per
Brothers.
Eastman,
Co.;
Merrill
share.
per
Inc.
&
Robertson
Peabody &
Co.;
Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co.;
Kuhn,
Ladenburg, Thalman & Co.; Laird and Co.;
Kidder,
$16.50
Co.,
$7).
$1).
States
Corp.;
Co.;
of
stock
common
&
M.
Humphrey, Inc.; E. F. Hutton & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.;
The Illinois Co., Inc.; Indianapolis Bond & Share Corp.;
Janney & Co.; Johnson, Lane, Space & Co., Inc.; Johns¬
ton, Lemon & Co.; Edward D. Jones & Co.; Kalman &
Loeb
shares of
53,335
Transmission
Corp.
Tifft
and
&
Goldman,
Co.;
&
80,000
business
and
assets
of
Ceramic Tile Co. 61,462 shares of common
$5).
Price, $9.75 per share.
Underwritten by
Marache & Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; Dempsey& Co.; Schirmer, Atherton & Co.; Elder & Co.;
5,407,500 United
H. Hentz & Co.; Henry Herrman & Co.;
& Son; Hornblower & Weeks;
Howard,
Noyes & Co.;
B.
for
com¬
Underwritten
part
are
States
Tegeler
Co.;
Folger, Nolan-W. B. Hibbs & Co., Inc.; Foster &
Fulton, Reid & Co.; Alester G. Furman Co.,
J.
share.
per
shares
(par
Dreyfus & Co.; Francis I. du Pont
Dil'on & Co.; Eddy Brothers & Co.;
Co.;
Weeks
Granbery,
George
Dickson & Co.,
R. S.
$5).
(par
&
Oversubscribed.
Campbell,
Townsend,
&
Co.;
&
J.
$56.75
(par
(par
Co.;
&
Equitable
Glore,
Price,
Price,
Eastern
stock
stock
Collins &
Weedon & Co.;
Co.;
stock
Hornblower
Curtis.
Completed.
Price,
599,254 United
Julien
Crowell,
House
DeHaven
Inc.;
Co.,
Inc.;
Burr,
common
by Mer¬
Oversubscribed.
Bear,
& Co., Inc.;
Sons;
Brush,
of
Offered
Oversubscribed.
Production
Securities
Burge
Ellis
Co.;
Sherrerd;
&
& Co.;
Courts
&
&
&
(These
payment
by Blyth & Co., Inc.
per
Co.;
&
Lehman
& Hutzler.
Inc.;
Co.;
Inc.;
Boettcher
Alex.
&
Ball,
Co.;
&
Williams
Co.,
Butcher
Coffin
Eastman,
Co.;
Co.
(par $1).
$10).
stock
Co.,
&
by
Co., Inc.
2,100,000 Three
Bache
stock
common
shares
common
by
&
Price, $41.50
America
of
cents).
&
1,356,250 Southern
stock
Baruch
Engineering Co. 50,000 shares of
Co.)
(par
share.
per
and
Offered
29,000
Jackson
Inc.
issued
10,000
$25.50
common
Baird
W.
&
Dick & Merle-Smith;
Turner;
&
Co.,
&
Pulley
Hentz
25,000 shares
$3
Inc.
shares
share.
Offered
Webber,
(par $5).
Blyth
McEvoy.
Inc.
Price,
Redpath;
Bosworth,
Co.;
Co.;
Drexel
Weil,
540,750
50.000 shares of class B common
Price, $16 per share.
Underwritten by
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Blair & Co. Inc,; Estabrook & Co.; Reynolds & Co. Inc., and Shearson, Hammill
& Co.
Completed.
stock
&
share.
per
Sheraton Corp.
Mason,
Oversubscribed.
Baxter,
Dempsey-Tegeler
Co.;
J.
(par
Co.
1,205,000 Barber Oil Corp. 20.000 shares of common stock (par $10).
Price, $60.25 per share. Offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Penner & Beane.
Completed.
800 000 Barrv
L.
R.
♦33,750 Induction
(par $1).
Completed.
Douglas
shares
Inc.;
Co.;
& Co.;
&
bright & Co.,
265,000 Anheuser-Busch,
Baker,
Becker
Inc.;
Corp.;
Cooley
hill,
$5,602,500 Amerada Petroleum Corp.
(no
par).
Price, $207.50
$4).
Co.,
&
Read
&
27,000 shares of common stock
per share.
Offered by Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane. Completed.
Price,
&
22,284
per
Chemical
shares
880,028
Silberberg
Scribner;
Sachs & Co.; Goodbody & Co.; Granbery, Marache & Co.; Green, Ellis &
Anderson;
Hallgarten
&
Co.;
Hallowell,
Sulzberger
&
Co.; Hayden, Miller & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemp¬
$28,128,500 '
Representing New Financing
Co.
$43
Reeves
&
Marshall;
Auto
Not
by
mon
Robert
Co.,
&
Corp.;
(par one cent).
Justin
&
Bradford
Co.;
speculation.
&
&
$31
stock
mon
&
Eppler, Guerin
Estabrook & Co.;
Clement A. Evans & Co., Inc.; Farwell, Chapman & Co.;
Ferris & Co.; The First Boston Corp.; First of Michigan
Inc. 300,000 shares of common stock
Purpose, for working capital, etc.
Price,
a
Price,
2,075,000 Reliance Electric
E.
Rodman
Broadcasters,
& Co.
William
C.
&
Offered by com¬
Supply Co. (Mo.) 50.000 shares of 4.80%
cumulative preferred stock (par $100). Purpose, for expan¬
sion program.
Price, at par (flat). Underwritten by Mer¬
rill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; A. G. Eecker & Co. Inc.; Central Republic Co. (Inc.);
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers; Laurence M.
Marks & Co.; J. M. Dain & Co.; The Illinois Co., Inc.;
McCormick & Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Fairman, Harris
Sz
Co.,
Inc.; Johnson.
Lane. Space and Co., Inc., and
Kormendi & Co., Inc. Oversubscribed.
Issues
Inc.;
&
preferred share
bank loans and
Offered by Fidelity Securities Co. and
share.
Eteppler,
5,000,000 Western
W.
Freres
Glore,
Completed.
Paine,
273,750 Texas
Co.;
G.
&
Pancoast;
Electro-Board,
S.
(car
Si
common
Co.;
Horner
Deane
cents).
Parker'&
&
A.
Blyth
William
shares of pre¬
Purpose, for equip¬
ment,
working capital, etc.
Price, 50 cents per share.
Offered by Emmett Powers of Denver, Colo.
ferred
Co.,
Bodine;
Sales Division, Inc. 600,000
300,000 United Western
&
Gardner;
Scott,
5
464,700
Co.;
&
Co.;
Bonbright
Co.;
5Vsi% cumulative
$50) and 40,000 shares of class B
fpr working capital. Price, $75 per unit.
pany to public, without underwriting.
and
&
Shields & Co.;
Radio
Co.;
&
Barth
J.
&
Cruttenden
Inc. 4,000 shares of
(par
Works
B.
W.
of common stock
payable for purchase of
Offered by company to
(par
Price,
McCarty & Co., Inc.; Chace, Whiteside, West & Winslow,
Inc.; Clark, Dodge & Co.; E. W. Clark & Co.; Richard
shares
$1) in units of one
and 10 class B shares.
Purpose, to reduce
stock
&
Singer,
(par
by Reynolds
J.
J.
cents).
Blauner
(par $5).
Price, $52.75 per share.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane.
Howard, Weil,
Lazard
Loewi
Winslow,
&
stock
D.
stock
work¬
Productions, Inc.
10
D.
899,000 Quaker Oats Co. 29,000 shares of
Hentz
Completed.
Watts
Bros.
ccmmon
and
Auchincloss,
Simmons;
underwriting.
without
Finance Co.,
300,000 Ritter
H.
Co.;
Kraus;
Blair
Pierce,
Purpose, to repay notes
Price, $3 per share.
(par $1).
aircraft,
Block
J.
Goodbody
Hallgarten
Co.;
& Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Co.;
Television
Whipple
Stearns
Corp.; Hornblower & Weeks;
Simon
Co.;
&
Baker,
M. Dainj & Co.; Owen
Daly & Co.; Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.; Fahey, Clark & Co.; First Southwest Co.; Invest¬
ment Corp. of Norfolk; Janney & Co.; Jenks, Kirkland &
Grubbs; Johnson, Lane, Space and Co., Inc.; E. R. Jones
& Co.; Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.; Kalman & Co., Inc.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Loewi & Co.; Merrill, Turben & Co.;
The Milwaukee
Co.;
Pacific Northwest Co.; Schoellkopf,
Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; George G. Shriver & Co., Inc.;
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox; Stirling, Morris & Co.; Stix
& Co., and C. T. Williams & Co., Inc.
&
&
Co.;
&
&
Co.,
Glass
Co.;
Co.;
common
&
Stone
by
Inc.
1,529,750 Olin-Mathicson
Price, $58.75 per share. Underwritten by Lazard
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn
Co., Inc.; American Securities Corp.; Arthurs, Lestrange
Inc.;
296,050
Tber-
stock
common
Offered
t340,500 Strom berg-Carlson Co. 6,000 shares of
Offered
Elworthy
Lynch,
Merrill
by
Boston
Frederking;
Greene
&,
Richter
common
Corning
Bacon,
Fenner & Beane; The
Kidder, Peabody
&
Co.;
Lehman
Brothers;
Paine,
Webber, Jackson &
Curtis; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc.;
Lazard
Freres
&
Co.;
Smith, Barney & Co.;
Stone &
Webster Securities Corp.; Baker, Watts & Co.; Alex. Brown
& Sons; John C. Legg & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; Robert
Garrett & Sons; Baumgartner,
Downing & Co.; Blair &
Co. Incorporated; Equitable Securities Corp.; W. E. Hutton
& Co.;
Laurence M. Marks & Co.; Mead, Miller & Co.;
G. H. Walker & Co.; Dean Witter & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; Cruttenden & Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Granbery,
Marache & Co.; Johnston, Lemon & Co.; McDonald & Co.;
The Ohio Co.; Reinholdt & Gardner; William R. Staats
written
Co.
of
&
capital ($671,603).
Price, $40 per share.
Offered by
company for subscription by common stockholders.
Under¬
Co.,
$10).
(par
(par $5).
ing
First
&
Consolidated
Freres
Co.
&
Brothers.
stock
common
refunding ($11,170,392); and for
F.
Co.;
(par
958,212 Northern Natural Gas
Union Gas Co. 49,800 shares of common stock
Price, $34.12Vs per share.
Offered by White,
par).
share.
27,301,125
of
Casualty
Purpose,
(par $1).
&
J.
Lemon
Hammill
&
shares
article.
The Marshall
and
Wheat
Weld
255,000
cumulative convertible
Co.
&
Bros. & Boyce; Sutro & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
Walston & Co.; Wertheim & Co.; Westheimer & Co.;
(no
Purpose, to lease and equip a
Corp.
Pont
Hayden,
Reinholdt
Co.;
Simon
M.
1,699,425 Brooklyn
Wisconsin 12,000 shares of 5.60%
preferred stock (par $25). Purpose,
refunding
($46,300);
and
working
capital
($253,700).
Price, at par and accrued dividends. Offered by Emch &
Finance
Brothers
share.
per
Television
Milton
F.
Oversubscribed.
&
300,000 Civic
du
Hess
David
Rhoades
Scherck,
I.
C.
J.
&
Shearson,
Dillon,
this
of
Loeb,
Reeves
Co.;
Co.;
(no par).
"Long-Term Bonds and Notes" in a preceding
under
M.
Renshaw;
Inc.;
9,600 Business Credit Co. 192 shares of common stock
See
Co.;
Johnston,
Co.;
Carl
Daniel
underwriting.
column
Fridley,
&
Haupt & Co.;
&
Slocumb
Stores,
Hardware
(par $100).
C.
Inc.;
Co.; Model,
Roland & Stone; Mullaney, Wells & Co.; Olderman, Asbeck
& Co.; Osterman & Hutner; Rauscher, Pierce & Co. Inc.;
warehouse,
purchase inventories •and''for general corporate purposes.
Price,
at
par.
Offered *~by company to public, without
stock
I.
Hill Richards & Co.; Hooker & Fay;
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; E. F. Hutton
McEvoy.
repay
Francis
Co.;
share.
to
Corp.;
Ira
capital stock
bank loans and for working
Offered by S. D. Fuller & Co.
per
Inc.;
Greene
Co.;
2,000,000 Associated Food Stores, Inc. 400,000 shares of
capital.
Co.,
&
by
Corp. 28,888 shares of
$27.75
Oversubscribed.
stock
common
rill
Co.;
shares of
capital stock
(par
$2).
Purpose,
for working
capital.
Price, $30 per share, differed by company for subscription
by
stockholders.
Unsubscribed
shares
(183,378)
under¬
written
by Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Morgan Stanley & Co.; Eastman, Dillon & Co.;
Glore, Forgan & Co.; Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Harriman
Ripley
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Hornblower
&
Weeks;
Lehman
Brothers; Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane; Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Smith, Barney & Co.; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.; Union Securities Corp.; White,
Weld & Co.; Blair & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.;
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co.,
Inc.; Central Republic Co., Inc.;
Dominick
&
Dominick;
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.; W. E.
Hutton & Co.;
McDonald & Company; G. H. Walker &
Co.; Bacon, Whipple & Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Estabrook
& Co.; The Milwaukee Co.; Newhard, Cook & Co.; Spencer,
Trask
&
Co.; Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.; William Blair
& Co.; Blunt Ellis & Simmons; Francis I. du Pont & Co.;
The Illinois Co.;
Stroud & Co., Inc.; Cruttenden & Co.;
Lester, Ryons & Co.; Loewi & Co.; McCormick & Co.;
Mitchum,
Jones
&
Templeton;
Pacific
Northwest Co.;
Reinholdt
&
Gardner; Richard W. Clarke Corp.; Julien
Collins
&
Co.; Crowell
Weedon & Co.; Shelby
Cullom
Davis
&
Co.;
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.; Fairman
Harris & Co.; Piper, Jaflray & Hopwood; Joseph, Mellen
& Miller, Inc.; Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Rouse, Brewer &
Becker; Smith, Moore & Co.; Wilson, Johnson & Higgins,
&
Fitzgerald
Co.
stock
&
for
of
Offered
Co.; A. G. Edwards & Sons; Ellis, Holyoke & Co.;
Deetjen & Co.; Fairman, Harris & Co., Inc.;
Chapman
&
Co.;
First
California
Co.;
First
&
Insurance
Douglas
Cantor,
Car
Price,
&
75,000 North American
Emanuel,
MISCELLANEOUS
Winslow,
Co.;
working
and
loans
George K.
Barth &
J.
Co., Inc.; Courts & Co.; Crowell, Weedon & Co.;
& Co.;
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.; Dixon, Bret-
Co.;
and
Burge & Kraus;
$10).
Farwell,
$64,669,820
Automobile
Ball,
American
(par
Forgan
Eichler
Offered by company for
of i Chicago, Aurora & Elgin
bank
801,642 North
Co.
Noonan
Hutton
t$7,500,000 American
Co.;
Cassell &
$2 per share.
Price,
of
and
scher,
Westport Properties Corp. 479,153 shares of common stock
958,316
shares
480,000
Cruttenden
shares
111,618
Co.
& Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
Inc.; Blair & Co, Inc.; Roettcher & Co.;
Sullivan & Co., Inc.; J. C. Bradford & Co.;
&
Bosworth,
stockholders.
common
Aviation
Bateman,
Bache &
Insurance
Burnham
of capital stock
(par $5). Purpose, for investments.
Price, $30 per share.
Offered
by
company
for
subscription
by stockholders,
without underwriting.
Oversubscribed.
3,348,540 National
Inc.;
Becker
Offered by company for
share.
per
stock
common
in
investment
Co.,
Co.;
105,371
Life
$1).
Price, $25 per share.
Under¬
Brothers; Allen & Co.; A. C. Allyn &
(par
Lehman
9
Harriman Ripley &
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
10
Co.,
Incorporated; The First
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
(1462)
version
Burr Inc.
Boston Corp. and Coffin &
syndicate underwrit¬
joint managers of a
are
the company
$10,000,000 at the time
used
be
ceed
by
of Issue
company's construction program.
the
finance
to
of the new common _stock,
loans—expected not _to ex¬
of the new common stock—and
proceeds from the sale
to pay bank
PROCEEDS—Net
will
electric utility operating wholly within
the state of Maine, serves about
234,000 customers in southern and
central
Maine
an
area
which includes industrial centers of many
cities and towns such as Portland,
Bath. Augusta, Waterville,
began
Lewiston, Auburn, Brunswick, Belfast anc« Rockland, and 257
other'cities towns and plantations. The 1950 Census reports the
BUSINESS—Company,
an
territory served at 617,431, approximately % of the
total population of the state.
EARNINGS
For the 12 months ended Aug. 31. 1955, the company
had total revenues of $31,824,444 and net income of $6,616,522, equal
to $2.08
per common share.—V.
182, p. 1218.
population of the
Ry.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Kidder, Peabody & Co. and associates
on Oct. 6 offered $3,900,000
3%%. equipment trust cer¬
tificates to mature annually from Nov. 1, 1956, to Nov. 1,
1970, inclusive. They are priced to yield from 3.20% to
3.625, according to maturity. The group won award of
the certificates on Oct. 5 on a bid of 99.51%.
Chicago &
certificates
the
of
Issuance
North Western
of the Inter-;
to approval
subject
are
Commission.
Associated with Kidder, Peabody & Co.
in the offering are: Bear,
Stearns & Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith;
Wood. Struthers & Co.; Auchincloss. Parker & Redpath; and New York Hanseatic Corp.
Other
bids
for the certificates
were Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
99.2793
and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Inc., 99.169, both for a 3%';o\
coupon.—V, 182, p. 1219.
Commerce
state
etc.—
Brooklyn, N. Y.—Files With SEC
City Discount Corp.,
Oct. 4 filed a letter of notification with the
of seven-year 12'// debenture bonds dated Oct.
10, 1955 and due Oct. 10, 1962, to be offered at par (in denominations
oi $500 each), without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be used
for working capital.
corporation on
EEC covering $150,000
Inc.—Note Placed Privately—
Cluett, Peabody & Co.,
arranged
& Co., a
3%% promissory note due Oct. 1, 1980, to an
it was announced on Oct. 4, has
place privately, through Goldman, Sachs
The company,
to
$6,000,000
net
finance a major portion of the
purchase price in
the acquisition for cash of the
business of J. Schoeneman, Inc., one of the country's leading manu¬
facturers of men's clothing;—V, 182, p. 912.
proceeds
The
are
used to
connection with
be
to
America, Los Angeles,
Color Corp. of
Calif.—Files—
of notification with the
(par $1), to be offered
(estimated at $1.75 per
through Frauds I. du Pont & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.—V. 182,
corpoiation on Sept. 23 filed a letter
SEC covering 27,500 shares of common stock
on
behalf of Benjamin B. Smith, at market
share,)
411.
p.
-Earnings—
Colorado & Southern Ry.-
1952
1953
1954
1955
$1,3|45,308
$1,308,828
$1,513,501
railway—-—
155,854
337,637
42,446
149,414
575,798
261,990
9,099,912
181,
v1?ri!U'?!?18f
five
at
one
(E.
/
to
August—
railway
from
Gross
Net
from
Net
ry.
Plant
Officers
of
announced
this
that
Pabco Products Inc. on Oct. 5
underway for the possible sale of
Products Inc. to
Pabco.
and
corporation
are
interest
of
Fibreboard,
of
producer
western
a
board products.—V.
paper
10,013,018
2,873,365
1,170,647
10,684,206
3,536,954
1,553,107
1,851,415
from
Net
821,655
from
Pont
182,
is
$4
&
named
are
Deerfield
Build
and
in
the
acquisition
Nebraska
Natural
sold
Sept.
into
entered
sale
the
for
the
is
in
affairs
its
up
proceeds
of
;x,
Nebraska.—V.
will
Pont
Du
has
182,
expiration
the
At
to
eligible
to
one
is
start
to
in
the
the
a
and
will
near
until
1956.
of
be
It
Lockland,
at
part
will
Department.
operations
on
Ohio
Cincinnati,
immrdiately and
latter
unit
new
plant
the
from
operated
replace
Cincinnati.
the
plant
new
to
announced
Oct.
on
manufacture
that
6
polyester
it
licensed
has
photographic
and
base
non-exclusive
is
non-transferable,
and
grants
subsidiaries
Co.
and
"Cronar."—V.
photographic film made
the
182,
913.
p.
for
heavy
office
he
this
and
retired
1909, served as
of the Board since
after 46 years of
authority on electrical
the
company
recognized
a
in
company
Chairman
as
from
became
1013.
p,
Co.—Chairman Retires—
Mfg.
joined
1952,
182,
industry.
Chairman
of
Widdows
Mr.
to
30
which
during
&
who
1943
Sept.
on
above.—V.
America
Widdows,
the
time,
of
Controller
from
While
will
the
of
remain
will
and
filled at this
continue to serve
of ex¬
not be
will
Board
director
a
consulting capacity in many activities where his years
perience w'll be of particular value, it was announced by
in
a
Patterson,
President.—V.
173,
Gordon
564.
p.
oi
Refractories
Securities
authorization to make borrowings
12 banks for construction purposes.
SEC
'
and
SEC
With SEC—
corporation
covering
Sept.
on
10,000
filed
27
shares
of
stock
(no
by common
Electrol, Inc.—Stock Tenders Accepted—
Van
See
Co.—Acquisition—
The
.
.
.
of
letter
a
common
subscription at $16.50 per share
below.—V.
Co.
Norman
182,
1013.
p.
Ind.—Files With SEC
Elkhart Packing Corp., Elkhart,
:
With
Corp.—Files
Abrasives
&
Exchange Commission—
notification with the
par), to be offered
stockholders of record
Sept. 30 on the basis of one new share for each 14 shares held;
rights to expire on Oct. 26.
This offering will not be underwritten.
The net proceeds are to be used for working capital.—V. 182, p. 1337.
The
incident to mining operations.
President.
Thomas Smith,
J.
Grassel.i
continue
of
been
controls
of such offering, un¬
employees of Kansas-
this company of the Peters-Dalton Co., of Detroit, Mich.,
of the largest producers of spray booths, washers and ovens for
automotive and other metals industries, was announced on Oct. 1
the
by
monitored
patents.
trademark
G.
time,
service
Sept,
Harvester
Detroit
Works,
Chemicals
by
acid
confluence
downstream
operations
given its polyester base
President
for
for expenses
pay
oper-
making
Aluminum
tnat
20 filed a letter of notification with the
SEC
covering 600,000 shares of non-assessable common stock
(par
five cents), to be offered at 50 cents per share, through The Western
Trader & Investor, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The net proceeds are to be
used
be
can
sulfuric
new
the
miles
Construction
Hill
will
which
the
Richard
its
Light Co.—Bank Loans Approved
&
group
a
on
company
in
Ekco Products Co.—New Affiliate Formed—
See
mortgages
first
Minerals Co., Casper, Wyo.—Files
Delta
The
Co.
has
has
therefrom
1336.
p.
4.
start
Fort
company
its
in
Pont
Pont
Du
units,
the
of
by
offered
be
received
from
$12,000,000
extremely
now
Plant—
a
near
20
Grasselli
Pont
and
it
use
Electro
—V.
Is
462.
p.
Delaware Power
of
Pont's
production.
Kodak
Electric
secured
held.
stock
171,
company
Ohio
to
the
Works
license,
Du
.
sale
the
indebtedness
stock
subscribed
Du
base
production
a
/
net
retire
to
of
film
the right to make
polyester film base
photographic film.
producing pilot plant quantities for the past
three years and is currently starting up a large scale unit to man¬
ufacture
the
new
base
at
its
Parlin,
N.
J.,
plant,
where existing
facilities will be used to convert it into finished photographic film.
and
is being
$2,900,000 will be
on the proper¬
ties
of
the
two companies.
The balance will be available for the
payment of the obligations and expenses of the companies in liquida¬
tion and for distribution to stockholders on liquidation of an aggregate
amount not in excess of $560,000.
1
The warrant offering to Kansas-Nebraska stockholders is to be made
on
the basis of the right to subscribe for one unit for each share of
the
Of
Du
Eastman
produced
and
offered.
be
to
used
build
about
operated
now
under
The
payment measured by the production
of natural gas from all leasehold interests transferred other than the
leasehold interest with respect to the
1,928 acres referred to above.
The two companies will transfer the gas payment to the trustee under
the indenture of trust for the benefit of the purchasers of the units
however,
at
commercial
film
the two companies adopted a Plan of
which it will cease to do business, will
under
production
Licenses Eastman Kodak Co.—
of
each
in
scheduled
Lockland
The
will liquidate within 12 months. After adop¬
tion of such plans, the companies entered into contracts with KansasNebraska
for
the sale to it of all of
their assets reserving and ex¬
wind
1113,
p.
(Inc.)—'"Cronar"
approximately
will
Oct.
on
company s
Eastman
purchaser.
1955,
10,
Liquidation
is
Plant
in
site
Rivers,
known
be
The
of all of the
that company
to
such properties, other than gas
approximately 1,928 acres which
from
interests
another
to
On
Complete
Co.
Gas
produced
gas
leasehold
from
companies
two
V. 182,
Co.
photographic
Sulfuric Acid
Company
announced
the
by
shortly thereafter
leasehold interests
the time of such
contracts with Kansas-
were
N. Y.
&
alr structure *or the chemical-mixing and
New
Pont
Plant
To
principal underwriters.
formed in 1949 and
the
as
Kearney
an
Du
was
30,
undivided one half interest in certain
the Hugoton Field, Kearney County, Kansas.
At
acquired
the
alter
y
acquired
tbe
Gas
Sept.
on
The offering price
The First Trust Co. of Lincoln, Neb., and Cruttenden
unit.
per
Co.
SEC
«l"s
Miami
it
and to that company's eligible employees.
Inc.,
Co.,
the
with
Kearney
and
company
J:
Gieater
Production Co. filed a registration
1955, covering 935,999 Units of
Beneficial Interest in Hugoton Gas Trust, a producing gas company.
The offering of these units is to be made by means of warrants
to
be
issued
to
common
stockholders of Kansas-Nebraska
Natural Gas
Tiiis
statement
for
polyester
recently
Wichita, Kan.—Regis¬
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
ters
Nemours
phases.
Much of the plant's operation
single instrument and controi board.
To
Co.,
Production
de
plant
Uronar
a
The
Gas
share
h/,™raCtuaftPr.<lducts are not exPected to reach dealer outlets,•
however, until late this year,
SEC
corporation
covering
25,000
underwriting.
corporate
20
shares
selected
to
without
a
filed a letter of notification with the
of 6#
cumulative preferred stock to be
Sept.
on
offered
Retaining; its name and personnel intact,; the firm, doing a $10,000,annual business, became a
wholly-owned Detroit Harvester sub¬
•
du
formulation
1336.
Deerfield
its
of
per 1
pla"{" unique in tne pno.ographic film manufacturing field,
completion of the negotiations, the matter will be referred to
the respective boards of directors of Crown Zellerbach and Pabco for
approval.
Crown
Zellerbach
and
Pabco each own 50#
of the voting stock
Upon
p.
all
1955
$104.49
at
Begins Operation—
Fibreboard
in
Stock—
31,
two years of construction.
Start-up of the plant comes pfter eight years of research and develop¬
ment costing more than
$6,000,000.
Corp.—To Sell Fibreboard Stock—
negotiations
Zellerbach's
Crown
Oct.
Payment will be made at The New
100 Broadway, New York 15,
full-scale
The
durable
Purchase by
from
Gross
I.)
and ex¬
development
for
pay
dividends).
York Tiust Co.,
Preferred
redemption on
33/*%
series,
publicly
Aug. 15
cent)
on
(par
212.
p.
has called for
preferred
stock,
company
Pa™n'
462,978
248,767
railway
10,040,754
railway—.—2,658,404
Net rv. oper. income--1,058,733
—V. *132, p. 1011.
v..
stock
$1,351,025
oper. income—
From Jan. 1—
of
Zellerbach
Crown
This
The
costs.—V.
Kansas-Nebraska
institutional lender.
Dresser Industries Inc.—Calls
The
Co.—Offering—
Utah,
City,
Salt Lake
capital
Corp.,
shares
share, as a speculation.
proceeds are to be used
per
ploration
pecting,
The
Securities
5,000,000
The
30,
outstanding
Copper Blossom Uranium & Mining
Empire
offered
cents
reduced fro'.n
1955.—V. 181,
been
has
conversions effected after Sept.
D
natural
York—Files With SEC—
Thij corporation on Sept. 29 filed a letter of notification with, the
SEC covering
133,100 shares of common stock (par 10 centsi, to be
offered at $2.25 per share—through S. D. Fuller & Co., New York,
N. Y.
The net pioceeds are to be used for equipment, working capital,
Chromalloy Corp., New
debentures
subordinated
2011.
ing the offering.
'
3%'/
of
$34.50 to $32.50 for
p.
The
directors, at par
($10 per
proceeds are to be used for
by
group
net
sharei,
general
purposes.
G00
Open New Plant-
Consolidated Foods Corp.—To
in
first
a
step
utilize
to
Texas
more
production to develop
consumer market for food
farm
state's expanding
products, this corporation will open a new processing and canning
plant at Sugar Land (Texas) in early November, it was announced
on
Oct. 6 by S.
M. Kennedy, President.
' • :
"Not
only will the new plant provide a larger market for farm
crops
in the dynamic Houston area,"
said Mr. Kennedy, "but it
will enable us to keep pace with the state's ever-growing
retail de¬
mand for quality foods products."
"It
Is
our
present
intention to expand further in the growing
Southwest market, a program in which the Sugar Land project is a
step,"
lirst
The
be operated by the Marshall Canning
Processors, Inc., a CFC subsidiary, will
operation, employing about 125 people, and will
market for farm products in a 50-mile area around Sugar
plant, which will
Consolidated Food
new
of
Division
le
the
of
share
larger
a
year-round
a
provide
a
undisclosed sum. in cash
to the firm's share¬
holders
for
their stock,
was
part of the long range expansion and
diversification "program
of Detroit Harvester, one
of the country'slargest producers of automotive parts and equipment,
power lawn
The
acquisition
and
mowers
of
stock,
common
mowers.—V.
farm
for
Peters-Dalton,
Harvester
Detroit
and
181,
Evergreen Amusement Corp., Washington, D. C.—Files
1.
sidiary with consummation of the purchase on Oct.
The
an
payment
in
SEC
812.
p.
stock
company
Wheeler
of
Inc.—Acquires Tanker Firm
Sept. 23 announced an agreement to acquire the
Tank Lines, Inc., of Milwaukee, Wis., which trans¬
on
Portfolio—
Co.—Issues
Products
Control
plan portfolio for lumber
profit
unique
Strand
company's
the
between Chicago and counties in eastern
cities
as
Milwaukee,
Madison, Racine,
Bay. It also has Wisconsin
to Milwaukee, Madison and
Green Bay.
The operation grossed $554,473 in 1954.
Under the agreement, wnicli is subject to approval of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, Consolidated will exchange 2,963 shares of its
common stock for all of the Wheeler stock.
J. M. Wheeler, Menasha, Wis., is principal owner of Wheeler Tank
Lines
and
of Wheeler Transportation Co., a motor freight common
carrier recently acquired by Consolidated under a similar agreement.
—V. 182, p. 1335.
Oshkosh, Appleton and Green
intra-state
authority in areas adjacent
Natural Gas Co.—Definitive Debentures
Consolidated
of
Holders
coupon
for
exchange
New
Co.,
3 '/a f/<
Garage
Door
been
of
than
definitive
temporary
York.—V.
coupon
182,
1979 are
being notified that
form are available for delivery in
debentures at the Bankers Trust
1336.
p.
the
Mr.
Diamond Alkali
Engineering
Sept. 27.corporation
This
jet
production
Reese,
now
has
an
order
$30,000,000, C. J. Reese, President, said
backlog totaling approximately
on
Corp.—Backlog—
Corp.,
last
turbine
engines
September shipped the first
its Toledo, Ohio, plant, C. J.
week
from
the
of
President,
announced..
first engines built in the
$530,000
about
As
ating
of
New
earlier
York
This
Sept.
due
1975,
225,000
and
stock.
Co.
producing in Detroit.//
;
The Toledo plant employment now totals about 240, Mr. Reese said,
With
500^ likely by the end of the; year.—V. 182, p. 1336.
Dixon
the
William
stock
Fisher,. Treasurer,
dividend
the conversion
on
the
stated
common
price per share
on
stock
of
Oct.
4
that
outstanding
common
on
by
first
$1
of debentures and 50 shares
will
good
as
and
and
acid
Dixon
is
a
not
in
the
on
chemicals
the
Dixon
of
organization
March
manufacture
acquired
bach
be
used
Proceeds
for
the
engaged
sale
reason
30,
of a
1955,
stock issuable on the con¬
long woolen
167,
Products, Inc.—To Become
Chemicals,
in
the
purchased
Inc.,
resale
from
of
the
purchase
financing,
of
land
manu¬
any
estimated
site
and
of
With
1955,
Dixon,
acquire
52.6#
units.
Jr.,
President,
250,000
of
the
to
the
together
common
shares
outstanding
company,
with' the
at
voting
$1
Exchange
and
Securities
investment
Denver
riodic
filed
company
an
statement covering
Plans and 8,000
Certificates.—V. 181,
p.
107.
registration
its
Investment
Payment)
Colo.—Regis¬
Commission—
amendment on Oct. 3,
37,500 Systematic (pe¬
Cumulative (Fully-paid)
by
underwriters;
Arthur
have
'share.
This will
assuming
the sale
per
power,
headed
the
at
called for redemption on Nov. 1, 1955 all of its
4 \'ir,
cumulative
preferred stock-sinking fund sfcries of 1955
($50
par)
at $52.50 per share, plus accrued dividends.
Payment will be
made at The Maine Midland Trust Co. of New York.—V. 182, p. 1337.
or
all
has
company
Garrett
The
Tools Inc.—Sale Approved—
Oil
acquisition of
Inc.,
was
completed
will
the
this corporation by U. S. Industries,
the assets oi
3,
Oct.
on
President
and
Board
of
U.
S.
John I. Snyder, Jr., Chairman
Industries, announced.
!
of the
boards of
directors
of
both
companies and on Oct. 3 approved by Garrett's
stockholders, call for the payment of 121,370 shares of U. S, Indus¬
Terms
tries'
rate
gas
the
common
Garrett
grown
a
of
Oil
of
lift valves,
182,
p.
is
from
than
free
in
the
$164,000
Gil
pistons,
r
the
by
Tools.
equipment
in
$3.000 000
1013.
approved
oil
to Garrett
Tools
more
previously
acquisition,
stock
I steadily
W.
constitute
of
Inc.—Calls Preferred Stock—
Foremost Dairies,
The
im-
($180,000), construction of the plant
($1,500,000), and
of Dixon Chemicals i$25,000t; and $100,000 will be used
interest during construction and $410,000 for working capital.
of
Wholly-Owned
See Crown Zeller¬
Products Inc.
Pabco
of
prover»3nts
directors
1807.
p.
Corp. above.—V. 182, p. 412.
ters
assets
acquisition
and
40
listed
at
$600,000, will continue
underwear as its principal product,
assets
Financial Industrial Fund, Inc., Denver,
16., 1955,
and
business,
presently engaged in the manufacture of
to
construct and operate a plant for
acid.
to
law
Jersey
1955.
" heavy
sulfuric
are
terms
are
to
be
and P. W. Brooks
underwriters.
liabilities
the
selling
other
proposes
30,
June
assumed
principally
was
New
engaging
of
of
underwriting
principal
under
purpose
and,
with the SEC on
bonds, 6-V- series^
stock, to be offered
Higginson Corporation
the
Butler,
Manager.
said.—V.
Subsidiary of
—V.
Sept.
men's
a
director of Victoria
of Faith Mills under
Vice-President associated
years,
will continue as Vice-
and
President
M.
than
more
company
Treasurer
become
Arthur
with
Inc.,
Fibreboard
mortgage
common
par
and
price
Lee
as
organized
was
acid
facturers.
for
Continental Baking Co.—Conversion Price Changed—
.
offering
named
are
primary
sulfuric
and
The
Officers
t
of
shares
by amendment.
Inc.
$2,215,000,
compantf'.ls
for
General
McNamee
also
will
and
Estate of William D.
58 years ago.
The
the
from
statement
registration
a
$2,250,000
covering
which the
portable starter unit,
Inc., Clifton, N. J.—Reg¬
public sale in units consisting of $500
supplied
&
1955,
of
MA-1
610.
p.
underwear has
McNamee, President
woolen
long
Daniel J.
by
Mills
Faith
is
who
Mills
Investment
filed
corporation
28,
but
the
to
isters With SEC—
production
of
182,!
year.—V.
Dixon Chemical & Research,
chemicals,
heart
this
men's
headed
manufacturing
disclosed.
the
not
Ltd.,
Co.,
Faith
This
and re-use, and used to provide gunnery practice.
the
McNamee,
manufacture
Mr.
purchased 45 tank
the Diamond Alkali
part of its transportation fleet, Diamond Alkali is also oper¬
114 tank cars and two steel barges which it leased from Mutual
equipped for recovery
is
them
leased
Park, N. J.—Control—
of
has
a
sulfuric
Viie TC104
has
York
New
a long term,
with renewal options, it was announced on Oct. 4.
Thirty-seven of the cars will be used to transport caustic soda; the
eight, chlorine.
The cars were built by the General American
Transportation Co. and the American Car & Foundry Co.
which
new
and
of
Co.
other
facility, Air Force Plant 27, were
a
J69 jet turbine and a TC104 air compressor. The J69 powers the
Ryan Q2 Firebee target drone, a small missile type aircraft, .parachuteThe
to
Co.—Leases Tank Cars—
Insurance
of
was
Co. for
for
in
for
cars
of
and
Aviation
price
reorganization,
w.ith
of
stock
founder
purchase
and
The, Mutual Life
syndicate
a
outstanding,
Mahoriey,
Mills,
free
1875.
181, p.
share), w.ithout under¬
for retirement of debts
of Albany, N. Y., it was announced on Oct. 5,
The
syndicate,
comprised
of
First
Albany
Corp.
and Victoria
Investment Co.,
Ltd., of Halifax, Novia Scotia, purchased most of
Faith
mailed
be
per
used
be
theatre.
Albany Corp.,
President
will
portfolio
($1
par
to
are
manufacturer
this
Mich.—V.
for
Continental Aviation & Engineering
Continental
at
drive-in
of
acquired by
First
Investment
shelter."
"car
a
of
the
due
debentures
in
debentures
of
offered
proceeds
net
to lumber dealers who write the
company's Strand Garage Door Division, 3273 Griffin St., Detroit 11,
ports petroleum in tankers
Wisconsin,
including
such
Kenosha,
The
improvement
filed a letter of notification with the
6#
cumulative participating class B
20
shares
be
1559.
p.
dealers has been prepared
Division.
It includes in a
compact "package" the complete dealer merchandising program worked
out/by Strand. Its purpose is to help the dealer sell a complete bill
of garage materials.
Included
is the
32-page Strand book "Garage Plans and Ideas,"
that features 12 smart garage designs and floor plans, how-to-build
instructions, materials lists, and suggestions for making the garage
A
by
more
Consolidated Freightways,
to
Faith Mills, Inc., Averill
Steel
Detroit
The
This
Sept.
on
50,000
stock,
writing.
and
.
182,
Land.—V.
corporation
covering
common
first
its
this
relief
valves
industry.
of
year
Its
year.
and
Its
sales
have
operatioq—.1946—to
principal products are
tank switching systems.
.
General Builders Supply Corp.—New Director—
James
late
A.
Joseph
Farley.
M.
Jr.,
has
Philbrick,
been
who
elected
had
a
served
succeeding the
board since the
director,
on
the
.
.
was
since
a
Month
General Capsule Corp.—Stock Offered—General In¬
vesting Corp., New York City, on Sept. 12 offered as a
speculation 285,000 shares of class A common stock (par
10 cents) at SI per share.
Passenger
Passcnger
PROCEEDS—The
tion
machinery,
will be used for purchase
proceeds
net
equipment
inventory;
and,
and
of produc¬
•
BUSINESS—Corporation
in Delaware on June 28,
among others, of initially acquir¬
It was formed for the purposes,
1955.
.
organized
was
ing the business, patents, assets and liabilities of Gunnell Capsulations,
Inc. and to engage under a broad charter in the continued research
and development of improved methods of capsulation; production
and
distribution of
capsules of various kinds, sizes, and materials; and
of sales
expansion
offices
trative
well
as
distribution
and
the
as
The
The
plant itself are located in
production
with
building which is under lease
Fraser Drive, Fraser, Mich.
Adminis¬
possible markets.
all
in
option
an
one
that
so
extensions
times.
building
be
may
is located
It
many
45,491
283,342
45,881
304,122
65,777
280,333
39,264
June
322,006
55,163
274,576
36,983
April
380,563
365,181
53,381
249,106
33,036
49,708
258,518
32,101
September
283,499
39,274
129,135
24,803
July
—V.
EFFECT
GIVING
There
&
Co.,
com.
stock
B
com.
stock
cents
par
preferred shares are
non-cumulative convertible
of the above 57c
•All
non-assignable option held by the President of the company
to purchase the same for a period of five years after completion of the
subject to
a
public offering at $110 per share during the first year, $150 per share
for the following two years, and at $200 per share during the last two
years.
This option was granted for the sole purpose of enabling the
President, ior value, to regain arithmetical control of the company,
the
after
public
approximately
1200,000
offering,
70%
shares
the
of
approximately 517c as compared to the
which he held prior to this offering.
of
control
of
class
class
A
stock
common
reserved
are
the
for
privileges of the 5% non-cumulative convertible preferred
253,426 shares are reserved for the conversion privileges of the
of
B
stock,
common
sold
warrants
the
to
shares
25,000
and
New
shares
486
This is
of
this
the
class
181,
have
to
principals of the
for
reserved
are
exercise
the
underwriter.—V.
182,
B
and
813.
p.
$1
employment
the
to
accounts
from
proceeds
Retirement
of
receivable,
sale
the
of
to
are
to
$33,649.
organized
was
firms
maintained
also
company
Hollywood,
ganized
in
owns
and casualty insurance agency located in
Fla.
Recently, the company has or¬
company
which has its place of business
life
a
mortgage
Beach, Fla.
expansion
the
anticipates
company
into other
through the
addition
In
broker,
the
its
to
and
The
also
company
as
is
a
for a
mort¬
made
A
$500,000
Switchgear
has
L.
just
expansion
and
Cox,
Manager
it
Laboratories
the
of
announced
was
Sept.
on
29
Vernon
by
by
facility
new
of
circuit
the
help
company's
breakers
The
will
polyvinyl
Department.
and
further
to
direct
the quality and
devices such as
improve
switching
current
contactors.
will
facilities
for
early
General Guaranty Insurance Co. (Fla.)—Stock Offered
Sept. 20 offered to its common stock¬
Aug. 25 the right to subscribe on or
15 for 48,000 shares of additional common
before
Oct.
stock (par $2.50) at $6 per share on the basis of one
share for each two shares held (with an oversubscription
privilege).
additional
An
shares
2,000
offered
are
for
subscription by employees of the company at the same
price. The offering is underwritten by Security Asso¬
ciates, Inc., Winter Park, Fla.; Grimm & Co., New York,
N. Y.; Beil & Hough, Inc.; and First Florida Investors,
PROCEEDS—The
to
used
paid-in
and
sale
the
from
proceeds
capital
of
of
surplus
this issue will be
the company and
with additional funds to enable it to
expand its business.
Such net proceeds will be invested in securities
legal for insurance companies domiciled in Florida. No specific alloca¬
tion of such net proceeds has been made other than as set forth herein.
furnish
thereby
the
company
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
•The
stock—voting
Outstanding
800,000 shs.
$2.50)
(par
The
1955, changing the
company's charter was amended on May 27,
company's stock from $10 to $2.50 per share and new
stock is presently being exchanged
on the basis of four new shares
for each ore (1) share previously held.
IThis amount includes 400 shares of stock subscribed for by employ¬
prior to Aug. 26,
ees
BUSINESS—The
1952
and
located
incorporated in Florida on
Aug. 26, 1952.
Its home
North, Winter Park, Florida.
business
May
Avenue,
office
on
19,
is
multiple-line insurance company qualified to write
except life insurance. It is presently writing the
extended coverage, tornado, windstorm, cyclone,
hail (except growing crops), liability other than auto, automobile liabilty, automobile property damage, property damage other than auto¬
mobile,
automobile
physical damage, fidelity, surety, burglary and
Theicompany is
all
lines
theft,
a
insurance
of
following
lines:
fire,
workmen's compensation.
The company is
the sale of shares
presently licensed in the State of Florida only. After
offered, the company plans to expand
now
tions into other states and
will file
its opera¬
applications with the proper super¬
visory authorities for licenses.
underwriters
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
purchase
to
severally,
the
underwriter
not
be
of
the
and
of
pursuant
182,
offering
stockholders,
to
Florida
Inc
and
way.
The
This
stock
and
surplus
$50,000,000 of preferred
surplus
An
sold
(June
issue
to
The
30,
of
1955
stock;
stock,
increased
to
increase,
announced
amount
$100,000
adjusted)
Motors
common
29
will
$50,000,000
General
of
4%
of
Corp.
$100,000,000
$38,750,000
a
In
included
as
of
in
At
to
its capital.
consisting of
This
corooration
Of
were
the
total
passenger
and
Sept.
stock
earned
is
being
the
company
and
chemigum
the
by
Scotland,
will invest $3,500,000 in a caoacity increase
resin plant for the production of
nitrile
demand for tnese raw materials
at
the
Akron,
and paper industries.
is investing $3,300,000 in
laboratory and other improvements
paint
textile,
rubber,
Also
company
a
new
for the
subsidiary, and a $2,500,000 addition to
capacity of the airfoam plant where foamed rubber products are
and
research
development
Aircraft
Corp.,
a
produced.
A
is
A
addition
$4,500,000
automotive
the
for
total
of
$6,000,000
produces
plant
This
at Jackson, Mich.,
original equipment
industry.
will
go
Houston,
and
Akron
plants at
to the company's tire plant
completion.
nearing
now
tires
Into
expansion of the synthetic rubber
taken over
recently
from
the govern¬
ment.
$500,000 at the company's chemical
plant in Niagara Falls, N, Y., and $240,000 for a new aircraft and
electronics laboratory
at Litchfield Park, Ariz.
Also In the capital improvements program is a multi-million dollar
expenditure lor equipment changes at all Goodyear
tire plants. A
major share of this allotment will go into additional 3-T machines
of
huge size and exclusive design used in the treatment of fabric
for Goodyear tubeless tires.
Foreign operations are likewise being enlarged as the demand for
the company's
tires and other products grows at a rapid pace.
Under the direction of Goodyear Great Britain, the company's tire
and rubber plant at
Wolverhampton is being enlarged substantially,
and the new tire plant in Glasgow, Scotland, will
provide production
to
take
care
of
the
rapidly growing volume of business.
The company's plants in Luxembourg and Sweden,
which produce
tires and
tubes, will be substantially enlarged.
Expansion and modernization of the company's product distribu¬
tion facilities
include a $5,000,000 distribution center in the Cleve¬
land area containing 680,000 square feet of storage space.
Tnis huge
building, almost 23 acres under roof, will service retail outlets in a
several state area, and will eventually be shipping point for overseas
outlets
expansions include
plant
when
tlfe St.
Lawrence
project is completed.—V.
Seaway
182,
1114.
sales
July
Ended
before
1955.
30,
30,
$50,000,000,
1955.
Of
this
has
been
$50,000,000
produced
vehicles
and
322,773
passenger
during September,
it
was
announced
produced
39,274
by
were
GM
as
on
compared
Oct.
during
tpucks.
and
cars
1—
Inc.—Earnings Lower, etc.—
31—
-
taxes
on
income
Federal
for
profit
requirement
trucks
with
in
the
153,938
September,
283,499
the
television
main
the com¬
21-inch Colorcasters
of Hoffman
Immediately.
location
new
previously been produced
at the company's
manufacturing
plant In Los Angeles, Calif.
This
had
will now be devoted exclusively to the production
television receivers, according to Mr. Hoffman.
of black-and-
television manufacturing facilties was necessary
to
meet
increased
production
schedules at our Avalon plant for
Hoffman
monochrome TV,"* Mr." Hoffman said
in making the an¬
nouncement.
"Concentration
of color
production at our Pasadena
of
our
shares
Common
per
taxes
——
—.
on
income
1955
1954
$15,299,517 $14,876,828
1,211,965
1,307,071
630,221
679,677
on
$581,744
8,375
$627,394
24,408
$573,369
770,224
$0.74
stock
preferred
on
common
.'
stock
$602,986
718,500
$0.84
outstanding
common
share
Refrigerator Co., has been elected
to the Gould-National board to fill the vacancy created by the resigna¬
tion
of
S.
Holl,
Walter
President
G.
Seeger
of
Seeger
who had
served since 1948.—V.
Grand Union Co.—Announces Record
182, p. 612.
Earnings-
quality color receiver at the
Co.—New Development—
Hooker Electrochemical
A
it
announced on Sept. 30.
was
is expected to be as a
resins, which are among
product
epoxy
Corp.—Tenders for Bonds—
Hotel St. George
Manhattan
Chase
The
will
up
the
sale
prices
to
amount
an
Houdry Process
covering
$10),
New
a
N. Y.
Corp.—Registers With SEC—
statement with the
capital stock (par
which are expected to be publicly offered through
& Curtis.. The offering price will be supplied
net proceeds are to go to selling stockholders.—V.
Jackson
The
York 15,
sufficient to exhaust the sum of $150,013, at
and accrued interest.—V. 180, p. 1537.
on Sept. 22 filed a registration
proposed Issue of 40,000 shares of
corporation
The
SEC
St.,
100%
exceed
to
not
Broad
11
of
It
to
Bank,
close of business on Oct. 20, 1955 receive tenders for
4V2% first mortgage sinking fund bonds due Oct.
the
to
1960
1,
1115. •
plastics industry.—V. 182, p.
the
in
is being introduced by this com¬
One of the major uses for the
hardener or curing agent for liquid
the fastest growing new products
HET Anhydride,
chemical,
new
Shield,
President,
on
Oct.
3
three months ended Aug. 27, 1955.
and depreciation were $863,260, compared
the
Corp.—Stock
Finance
Household
Paine, Webber,
by amendment.
181, p. 2929.
Offered—The com¬
Oct. 3 offered to its common stockholders of
record Sept. 30 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 17
for 341,380 additional shares of common stock (no parstated value $9 per share) at $24 per share (U. S. funds)
on the
basis of one share for each 20 shares held. The
offering is underwritten by a group of underwriters
on
pany
headed by Lee
Higginson Corp., White, Weld
William Blair &
& Co., and
Co.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds to be received by the company from
the sale of the additional common stock will be used to reduce shortterm bank loans incurred within one year under the company's estab¬
lished
lines of credit to provide additional funds for lending to cus¬
usual course of
the
in
tomers
business,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
TO PRESENT
FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
interest-bearing debt:
United States bank and other loans
$5i,-Dfay,///
'56
500,000
Current
Sinking fund paym't due May 1,
Thrift plan notes pay. to empls.,
Canadian bank and other loans
31/2 %
t.yomissory
1962, and 1968
sinking fund debentures due
43/4%
18,700,000
Hc Ann'n™
115,000,000
$15,000,000
1969
due 1975
1964—
3i/2% sinking fund debentures due 1966
23/.% sinking fund debentures due 1970
3% sinking fund debentures due 1971—
3%% serial debentures due 1963-72—
Five-vear 37/a% debentures due 1958__
15-year 4'/a% debentures due 1968
33/8%
serial debentures due 1961-74—
fPreferred stock, cumulative ($100 par)
334% 1 preferred stock——
4%
preferred stock
3%
JULL-00
etc
sinking fund debentures
41/4'/,
_
$5,000,000 due
notes,
I960,
sinking fund debentures due
15,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
15,000,000
25,000,000
25,000,000
"
10,000,000
15,000,000
30.000,000
588,000 shs.
t25.000,000
17,500,000
25,000,000
14,500,000
25.000,000
25,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
30,000,000
100,000 shs.
S!}S'
96,000 shs.
preferred stock
§Commoa stock (no par value)
4.40%
12,000,000 shs.
7,168,987 shs.
$5,000,000 payable in Canadian dollars, owed to U. S.
•Including
interest rates on these loans range from 2Va% to V/a%.
in the last column assumes maximum proceeds to the
less $50,000 estimated expenses applicable to this offering.
The
banks
adjustment
company
at par of exchange.
to 4 V4 %.
tCanadian funds expressed
loans range
sinking
S$9
from 2'/4%
The interest rates on
4% and the 4.40% series has a
fund requiring retirement of 2,000 shares annually in December.
tIssuable
series.
in
of
Each
the
share stated value.
per
BUSINESS—The company
was
as
successor
in
1878.
company
21,
office
incorporated in Delaware on July
of an enterprise which traces its origin to an
Its general administrative office is at 919
Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, 111.
1925,
established
The
announced record net
Net earnings
after all taxes
with $693,776
in the
corresponding quarter a year ago.
This is equivalent to 48c
per
share after preferred requirements on the
1,682,421 shares of
common
stock
presently outstanding.
No direct
comparisons with
prior
periods
are
available
because of
the issuance of
common
stock during the year in connection with the conversion of debentures,
P.
for
develop the specialized manufacturing tech¬
methods necessary to produce the highest
lowest possible cost."—V. 182, p. 112.
plant will enable us to
niques',
components and
these
tamed
Amount
earnings
3.
announced on Sept. 30 that
shipments
regular
at
receivers
Color
The
John
Corp.—Output Up Over 100%—
1954,
cars
Glasgow,
In
.
United States and Canada
September,
factories
rubbers and latices to fill the increased
Earned
preferred
Color
r
Venezuela.
and
Akron,
additions to
or
Ariz.
include tire
abroad
plants
the
plants
Park,
and Litchfield
Y.;
in
stock;
common
formerly
was
of
increase
$232,000,000
start
to
manufactured
improvements
which are not
present factories
the
current $100,000,000
program are
being or will be
in Akron;
Houston, Tex.; Jackson, Mich.; Niagara Falls,
constructed
N.
Lansing
during
involves several
expansion and
wholesale and
has already been completed, some is under
is in the approved state.
iorward program beyond the current grouping of
United
the
Net
represents
capitalization
of
paid-in
surplus
stock dividend out of earned surplus.—V. 182, p. 716.
General Motors
W'.
P.
Increased—!
$82,000,000.
Sept.
on
which
an
to
cumulative
$13,250,000
and
capital
by
program
to be announced.
States, new
ready
yet
Net
Sept.
on
plant expansion and
outlay of $100,000,000.
Litchiield, Chairman of
two-year
a
the
29
facilities.
Dividend
corporation
To Manufacture
Pasadena, Calif., plant has been fully activated and that
manufacturing facilities for color television receivers have
installed.
Production is already under way and the company
expects
612.
Program—
projects, said Chairman Litchfield, includes additional
and plants which are now in the planning stage,
but
Net
Acceptance
Hoffman, President,
Leslie
H.
Falls, Thorold
remainder
the
company's
Quarters
15%
Inc
Corp.—Stock
Parent Buys Preferred Shares—
Capital
Sept.
on
other
of
the
of
of
the
country and abroad, as well as
plants, and of the company's
this
in
distribution
Part
midst
involving
in
said the capital improvement program
who
plants
retail
is
Gould-National Batteries,
,
—
complete
Ont.
Kitchener,
Ltd.,
15%
Investors,
Motors
Canada
purchased by the company last year.—V. 182, p.
program
modernization
Provision
General
The
year
is between Welland and Niagara
plant
announced
was
Board,
new
P.
35%
Hough.
announced on Oct. 5 by J. R.
Chemical Co.
and completion is scheduled
plant will be operated as a chemical
was
next
35%
Inc
Co
&
1013.
p.
severally
agents:
&
First
—V.
the
the company's
to
Security Associates,
Grimm
Bell
have
below
named
has agreed to sell to them
below opposite the name of each
additional common stock as shall
company
forth
set
shares
such
subscribed
employees
and
percentage
said.
Goodrich
company
Other
1955.
was
company
Park
130
but issued subsequent to June 30.
1954.
commenced
at
the
1146,000 shs.
value oi the
par
he
was
improvement
the
Authorized
•Common
total
182,
pany's
pany,
Goodyear
PRESENT FINANCING
TO
built near Niagara Falls, Ont.,
Ltd. for the production of Geon
be
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.—Expansion
Colombia
net
the
increase
Corp.
Electronics
Hoffman
Television at Pasadena Plant—
"Expansion
Goodrich
early
new
It
it
F.
B.
start
F.
B.
the
township.
New
Inc., Orlando, Fla.
of
will
1957,
of
This
holders of record
materials,
plastic
will
Canada
Goodrich
F.
President
Site of
be
—The company on
B.
Construction
division
capable of producing short-circuit
currents as high as 100.000 amperes at 700 volts and 40,000 amperes
at
1,400
volts.
Two
motor-generator
sets
with
associated
control
equipment aie being installed in the existing test building.
In addi¬
tion, the DC facility is equipped with complete instrumentation for
observing high speed performance characteristics.—V. 182, p.
1337.
testing
new
plant
chemical
$3,500,000
Canada,
Hoover,
The
value
about 20 years old.
are
newly acquired fleets swell Hertz's
nearly all under long-term lease.—V.
two
units,
^
A
Division's
completed,
been
the
in
10,500
1014.
p.
plant
Goodrich Co.—To Build Canadian Plant—
(B. F.)
testing facilities of this company's
laboratories at Philadelphia, ta.,
the
of
Control
Division—
to
fleet
white
General Electric Co.—Expands Facilities of
to
Both firms
trucks
700
truck
both
Division,
New York.
Leasing Corp.,
President of Hertz.
companies will be merged with Hertz's
provide expanded truck lease service in
that
said
Metropolitan
been
function of negotiating loans
services mortgages owned by others
principal
engaged'in buying, and selling mortgages.
Since all
gages purchased are bought at a discount, the profit, if any, is
in the resale of these mortgages. See also V. 181, p. 108.
fee
com¬
expansion.
further
permit
pany
of the
truck leasing
Renting corp. and Storch
the New York Truck
of
Jacobs
Mr.
its business
of
areas, through the opening of other branch offices and
organization of other mortgage companies as the assets
a
$1,375,000, according to Walter L. Jacobs,
was
County,
Broward
another
Pompano
The
West
at
filed
30
of the purchase of two New York City
announced on Oct. 3 by this corporation.
was
greater
101 North Andrews Ave.,
Fort Lauderdale,
Florida, on Oct. 30, 1953.
A branch office is
Palm
Beach,
Palm Beach County,
Fla.
The
in
Sept.
on
Corp.—Buys Two New York Firms—
Hertz
BUSINESS—Company,
Fla.,
company
Completion
carry
promotion,
and
expansion
$144,900;
share
$39,768;
notes,
term
future contingencies,
for
reserve
the
short
With SEC—
letter of notification with the
stock (par $1), to be offered at
per
share, without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to be
for general corporate purposes.—V. 181, p. 646.
$6.75
of
directly to the public 62,117 shares
per
share without the payment of
directors,
1220.
p.
covering 7,400 shares of common
Cost
net
follows:
and
at
Prior
1954.
30,
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
general partner of E. F. Hutton & Co.,
bringing the membership of the board
of
partner
Kent,
P.
George
elected
182,
Increased—
Shares, Inc.—Board
general
Thorson,
Handy & Harman, New York—Files
offering of 300,000 shares
an
1
1877.
been
SEC
-
PROCEEDS—The
$40,000,
Dec.
stock
common
as
Nov.
of
record
p.
11.—V.
used
share).
per
revision of
a
the company sold
commission.
used
($1
commenced
stock
underwriter,
of class B
Oct. 4 offered 237,883 shares
on
continuation and
a
(Fla.)—Stock Offered—Vick-
Co.
stock at par
common
conversion
6tock,
St.,
Brothers
ers
additional
None
331,384 shs.
253,426 shs.
11,000,000 shs.
300,000 shs.
val.)
(10 cents par val.)
(10
of
holders
The
dividends.
accrued
—V.
the redemption of 25,000 shares of
stock on Dec. 15 at $104.50 per share,
shares will be chosen by lot among
out of the 100,000 shares outstanding.
authorized
have
cumulative preferred
4.4%
Curtis,
next,
Oct. 31,
on
at $100 per share and accrued
the office of Smith, Barney
York City.—V. 182, p. 2472.
Gibraltar Mortgage
be
*2,000 shs.
A
Class
redemption
for
called
been
Wall
14
the
plus
Co.—Partial Redemption—
Northern Paper
directors
Reuben
Redemption—
cumulative preference stock, series C,
dividends.
Payment will be made
at
Outstanding
($100
value)
par
Class
have
27, 1955 were $68,489,102,
$54,206,445 for the same three
26.3%.—V. 182, p. 1220.
Aug.
to
with
of
increase
an
Growth Industry
of
any
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
stock
pfd.
conv.
compared
also,
1954,
Great
The
1337.
182, p.
General Shoe Corp.—Partial
of
non-cum.
of
44,185
May
387,537
384,714
65,144
-
on
1960.
CAPITALIZATION
record
new
The
Mich.
feet of plant space and has
added, thereby increasing
approximately five acres of
land.
Land and
are owned by the President of the company.
At the present time, the company occupies approximately 5,000 square
feet of available space under a five year lease
terminating June 30,
constructed
capacity
5%
403,865
March
company's plant is located at 31425 Fraser Drive, Fraser,
building provides about 8,000 square
been
its
a
months
three
the
for
39,822
239,454
4,757
options.
sales
months
31425
at
purchase,
to
43,350
August
capital,
working
for
etc.
February
Trucks
225,707
33,986
of subsidiary and exercise
acquisition
dividends,
stock
splitup,
stock
Retail
Cars
Trucks
343,553
-346,634
January
stock
of
-1954-
-1955-
ofCars
;
& CANADIAN FACTORIES
IN U. S.
MOTOR VEHICLES
OUTPUT OF
11
(1463)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
organized in 1929.
Mr. Farley has been with the company
1947, starting in the Sales Department, and is now also serving
Vice-President.—V. 169, p. 1666.
firm
as
Number 5471
182
Volume
is one of the largest
North
organizations engaged in the con¬
business. On June 30, 1955, its outstanding
amounted to $407,963,436, representing 1,426,753 loans, with an average balance due per customer of $286.
At June
30, 1955, there were 669 branch offices in the system, located in 456
cities of 32 states and 10 Canadian provinces.
sumer
finance
customer
(small loan)
notes receivable
UNDERWRITERS—The
names
percentage of additional common
the several underwriters and the
stock not subscribed for pursuant to
of
t
the
exercise
ere
as
Lee
%
aLLa
&
Co.,
6.7
First
SlF
Boston
Corp.——-
Goldman,
Sachs
Co..
&
Estabrook
4.0
Milwaukee
The
4.0
Smith; Barney & Co.—
Stone
&
Webster
Securities
—,»
McCormick & Co
.
1.5
Spencer Trask & Co.——
Blunt Ellis & Simmons———
&
—
Co.—
&
1.5
1.5
1.5,
(Inc.)—
Central Republic Co.
4.0
Jackson
Webber,
Curtis
Alex.
4.0
—
Peabddy & Co.—
Paine,
Bacon,
4.0
4.0
—
2.4
Co
&
0.3
0.8
0 5
0.5
Company—
Julien Collins & Co.—
Clark
W.
Equitable Securities Corp
Hemphill, Ndyes & Co.
2.4
2.4
Loewi & Co.—
Co
2.4
2.4
Kuhn.
G.
Becker & Co.
W.
&
Hutton
E.
F. S.
Inc..
—
Illinois Co.,
The
Inc.
Inc.
—
—
Co
&
per
share
and
3.000
shares
of
stock
International
the
Thomas G.
issued
were
4,
Gready,
President
Jr.,
examining
leasehold
expended
oeen
the
to
the
in
year
properties
mercury
per
secondary offering of 80,000
$28.12l/%
share by Lee Higginson Corp., White, Weld & Co.
and
William
month-old
It was oversubscribed.
Blair & Co.
Negotiations
Workers
was part of the 341,380 share offering now
stockholders.—V. 182, p, 1338.
secondary offering
This
being made to
were completed
Florida
Union,
Sept. 30 for the settlement of
on
Local
strike
by
the International
(AFofLi against this corporation.
35
by
with
($1
offered
SEC
the
Oct.
on
shajes
These
par).
205,200
&
Co.,
shares.—V.
174,
and
is
the
commer¬
holdings
of
"(19,000),
the
the
of
holdings of
The First
Whipple & Co. (19,000),
holder, Harold W. Faul-
shares
all
but
will
listed,
are
selling
blower
air
outstanding
All
large
stockholders
which
of
Co.
Bacon
40,000
sale
numerous
657,346
reduce
and
other
selling
selling
Inc.,
will
for
has
8.73%,
or
Tfie
is
It
Atwill
shares),
them.
other
Ten
Nicolaus
shares
60,876,
Vice-President,
devices
uses.
shares,
(19,000
by
manufacture and
the
propelling
residential
the
sold
in
air
and
of
for
amendment.
other
Corp.
be
shares.
of
its
retain
44,840
including
holdings
Stifel,
of
12,700
2357.
p.
Lewisohn Copper Corp., Tucson, Ariz.—Files With SEC
The
corporation
on Sept. 22 filed a letter of notification with the
200,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), to be
share, through George F. Breen, New York, N. Y.
Th net proceeds are to be used to drive a tunnel and other expenses
incident to mining activities.
SEC
covering
offered
included
Terms
a
four-year contract with International's Phosphate
employees and a two-year contract with the company's Phos¬
Minerals
to
are
Chemical
phosphate
Sale
kender,
four-
a
shares
be
to
are
is engaged
and
Cleveland
International Minerals & Chemical Corp.—Strike Settled
stock was made on Oct. 3 at
common
and
pictures
motion
of
statement
common
and
selling stockholders to
Allyn
&
Co.
(49,550)
Offering—A
Secondary
supplied
industrial
shares.
explored.
shares of
be
company
cial,
be
to
are
to
The
in acquiring
which
registration
a
205,200
outstanding,
now
assemblies
in surveying
and
past
properties in Mexico
mercury-bearing
interests
production
Co., Dayton, O.—Registers With SEC—
covering
1955,
are
Chairman,
Board
and
the
has
for
2189.
p.
public sale by the
holders
thereof
through
an
underwriting group
headed
by
A.
C.
Allyn & Co., Inc.
The public offering price and underwriting terms
$1
at
and
cash
used
173,
filed
company
are
400,000
$36,750 in
be
to
are
capital.—V.
Lau Blower
The
two
to
proceeds
are
that
Co.,
———;_———
Loeb
additional
explored
other
promoters.
Assuming the public
sale of the entire
shares,
the purchasers
will
acquire
a
47.3%
interest
for
$400,000 and
the promoters
will hold 443,000 shares, or 52.7%
of
the outstanding stock, for which the company received $3,000 in cash
plus the Recursos stock.
The promoters have advised the company
0 5
0.5
Corp
Space &
Lane,
Johnson,
located near Huitzuco, in the
Northeastern part of the State of Guerrero, Mexico. Fundos Mineros,
S. A., one of the promoters of International, acquired a lease on this
property and assigned and transferred all of its rights and interests
therein to Recursos, the Mexican subsidiary of International.
Owners
of the property retained a 10%
royalty interest in the production of
metallic mercury and any other mineral metallic substances.
Fundos
Mineros
received
440,000
shares
of
International
stock
for trans¬
ferring to International 240 bearer shares of the capital stock of
Recursos, plus the $20,000 promissory
note above referred to.
An
be
0.5
Mason-Hagan, Inc.———-
Moseley & Co
A.
Michigan
of
Mexican subsidiary.
to
4.5
Dcminick1 & Dominick
Ltd
Ames
its
0.5
E.
First
___—
Co.
<fc
E.
working
of
assets
properties
0.5
Co.
&
4.0
4.0
2.4
2.4
Corporation
A.
net
the
The
Allyn and Co., Inc.—,—
1-5
Whipple & Co
1-5
Brown & Sons__——1.5
C.
A.
12.2
Inc
Kidder,
Witter
Dean
Corporation— 12.2
Kigginson
White, Weld & Co.___
llliam Blair & Co._;
$,20,000 note executed on Aug. 24. 1955, whereby International acquired
all
each underwriter
to be purchased by
warrants agreed
of
follows:
at
$1.50 per
phate Chemicals
of California, Eureka, Calif.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
Corp.
Cooper
Howard
corporation on Sept. 23 filed a letter of notification with
SEC covering. 300,000 shares of comjnon stock,
to be offered at
The
the
the
future
in
the
fact
priated in
"This
in
"Confidence of
part:
phosphate chemicals
International's
operation
board
Lion
management
our
Florida
in
The
indicated
is
in
(formerly
corporation
letter
the
cumulative
underwriting.
working
capital.
The
Jewel Tea Co., Inc.—Current
be offered at par ($25 per share),
proceeds are to be used to increase
to
net
preferred, stock,
■without
SEC
Period End. Sept. 10—
Sales
The
(111.)
was
The
of
acquisition
warehouse is another step in Hunt's
Chicago
the
additional
position
to bring mixed stocks from Hunt's various plants closer to principal
market
areas
and
thereby
provide
better service
to customers.—
plan for warehouse decentralization.
Through
Mr.Weisman said, the company will be in
long-range
warehousing,
V.
Johnston
Total
Net
a
A
this corporation and Perfection Indus¬
tries, Inc. became effective on Sept. 30. it is announced by John O.
Ekblom, Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Completion of the
of
stockholders
of
business
of
Division
Hupp.
"Hupp,"
Hupp,
preferred
Hupp. Corp.
of
name
and
stock
common
Perfection shares.
their
will
Perfection
of
the
under
receive
Perfection
exchange for
Hupp, in
The
dustries
continue
companies
merged
of
merger
conducted
be
the
as
Perfection
In¬
Gearheart continues as President
Don H.
of
Ekblom added, "is now actively studying several pos¬
sible acquisitions
and it is anticipated that an announcement with
lespect to one of these companies may be made soon."—V. 181, p. 2801.
Mr.
Hycon
Electronics,
subsidiary
and
contracts
sentatives
Inc.
Mfg.
Alden
will
developed
by
will
without
Hycon
will
Electronics,
transfer
plant
its
location
Pomona
near
at
E.
from
with
over
will
Acker
for
manufacture
laboratory
by
also
certain
use,
serve
other
Hycon
operations,
Calif., next year
Calif.—V. 182, p. 815.
to
The
SEC
corporation
covering
fered
at
be
to
•
$25
used
|
Sept.
on
12;000
share,
per
for
28
shares
without
at
being
spent
to
early
•
;
•
.
This
has
corporation
W.
McDowell,
neering,
stated
contact
between
activities
the
-he
the
be
of¬
proceeds
net
are
announced
plans
the
the
accounting
and
data
expects
IBM
to
by
up-to-the-minute
IBM
to
establish
processing
be
able
to
be
to
equipment
and
engi¬
establish
and
scientists
both
expected
research
is intended
of
and
research
a
is
...
Lab.—
closer
development
and
engineers
field.
In
in
machines
its
European
this
and
in
way,
the
It
Manager.
IBM
Its
188
products
Corp.,
79
company's
United
in
in
offices
States
Endicott
the
United
abroad
States,
through
and
World
the
IBM
research
conducted
will
for
World
Trade
development program in the
engineering laboratories located
Y.;
San
Jose,
Calif.;
Washington, D.
C.;
and
Ind.
Nineteen other manufacturing and assembly plants
in
Canada, South America, Europe and the Far East.
Creencastle,
located
are
N.
Orders for Electronic Data
V.
T.
Learson,
Vice-President
in
Processing Systems—
charge
of
sales
Oct.
on
a
month,
Average
In
of
type
in January shipments
rental is $30,000 a month.
the
received
intermediate
renting
in
the
and
Mr.
at
last
90
data
demand
to
stated
average
days.
is
add
model
the
tape
will
at
for
are
the
the rate
than
is
of
building
one
a
100
Oct.
he
corporation
4
1955,
offered
Lart
&
which
it
will
of-pocket
650
in
machine.
182,
Drum
receive
the
rnd
upon
cevelopment
the
p.oratio"
tv-u.ildiary,
of
of
of
and
the
$4,000
organized
tion
of
the
for
counsel
under
of
$15
p.
efforts
per
chill
to
than
law
share
four
of
mill
will
built
be
and
12.6
casting
the
the
largest
United
have
of
since
work
been
for
placed
the
Step II
announced.
Mr.
now
billet
and
to
not
the
of
of
purchased
per
primary
Halethorpe,
by
year
May
La.,
the
which
funds,
the
for
de¬
Vice-Presiaent.—V.
Executive
181,
863.
p.
will
33A%
that
of
future
held.
ttien
that
funds
tax
be
from
the
of
certificates
of
for
Aluminum's
Plans
expansion
its
recently
bauxite,
expansion
such
a
alumina
purchase
been
yet
plans
program
Arranged—Subject
of
program
announced
aluminum industry
the
future
for
not
are
for
still
finalized.
agreements
to
at
price
a
by
terms
negotiated
by
Gas
and
Production
Co.
above.—V.
181,
Gas
Production
Co.
above.—V.
171,
Mr.
Heideman,
last
both
Ohio,
Latrobe,
Kearns
capacities.
to
comes
has
Pa.,
who
been
Sept.
on
'
-
Kennametal
elected
Secretary,
died
from
*
(
Arthur
of
25.
His
years.
to
in
Norden
Manager
and
coming
&
182, p.
Treasurer,
Mr.
Co.
to
in
most
the
recent
Cleveland
has
been
was
elected
Kennametal
that
firm's
position
&
Assistant
he
Chicago
The
was
manager
of
adminis¬
Inc., since 1950 as
Secretary two years ago.
was
associated
headquarters
for
with
Dec.
1,
1959
issuer's
underwriter.
some
years.
on Sept.
21 filed a letter of notification with the
100,000 shares of common stock (par $1), to be offered
$2.75
per
the
(38% )
York,
New
it
will
is
receive
underwriting.
of
the
outstanding
'(71%% of the outstanding
shares
directors
12
Certificates,
the
to
1955,
to
members
are
underwriter
The
and
$1,000,000
110.000
prospectus,
of
6%>
said
on
will
general
the
al
of
0
board
of
53%
the
of
owns
debentures
will
The
thus
added
be
will
of
Magna
be
used
the
to
for
from
this
the
on
due
sale
of
Any
purpose.
funds
corporate
182,
obligated
debentures
6%
proceeds
purposes.—V.
corporate
become
holders of its
debentures.
shares
common
proceeds
for
the company
$525,000 to
pay
interest
as
available
and
be
816.
p.
(P. R.) Mallory & Co., Inc.—Adds Two New Directors
Two
of
members
new
this
added
were
share),
the
to
eight-member board of directors
company on Sept. 28.
The appointees are C. Harvey Bradley,
of the Warehouse Division, Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.,
James
and
President
Roemer,
A.
incorporated
was
Sharon
Steel
in
Corp.—V.
of
1951
178,
by
Mallory-Sharon Titanium Corp,
R. Mallory & Co., Inc. and
P.
53.
p.
Marquette Cement Manufacturing Co.—To Split Shares
Stock
—Plans Common
a
stockholders
2%2-for-l
shares
split
changing
Nov.
on
of
Financing—
will
7
vote
company's
the
tne
respectively.
W. A. Wecker,
from
values
par
approving
on
authorized
$10
a
common
and
proposal for
preferred
and
to
$20
$4
and
$8,
make a
public offering of approximately 250,000 of the new $4 common shares
about the middle of November to finance a portion of its $16,000,000
expansion program. The preferred shares were split to preserve relative
vot ng
President,
said
the
that
in the company.
presently 950,000 Marquette
plans
company
to
rights
are
the
hands
rate
of
about
of
these
shares
2,600
is
75
per
shares outstanding in
common
shareowners.
cents
Current
share.—V.
quarterly
p. 1116.
182,
dividend
McKee & Co.—Building Expansion—
(Arthur G.)
in the home office and engineering
announced on Sept. 29 by H. E. Widdell,
Plans for an important expansion
facilities of this company were
President.
step in this program, the company has purchased about
feet of land in Cleveland, Ohio.
two-story' building with about 30,000 square feet of floor
initially will be constructed immediately on the new site, the
first
a
square
modern
A
space
said.
announcement
building will cost approximately $500,000 and will add about
present 84,000 square feet of floor space at the company's
home office.
Instead of enlarging the present building, it was decided
new
to
the
building which permits the latest design in
facilities and enables the company to more
the future, the announcement said.
The
company
has outgrown its present operating area of 84,000
square feet in the headquarters building, an area which is 2Vz
times
larger than the original space of the building when it was constructed
to
construct
office
in
separate
a
engineering
and
expand in
1941.—V.
182,
510.
p.
Metal & Mines Co., Reno,
without underwriting.
The
and
Securities
The
Nev.—Offering Suspended—
Commission,
Exchange
it
was
announced
on
Older under the Securities Act of 1933 tem¬
porarily
a
Regulation A exemption
from
registration
under that Act with respect to a public stock offering by this com¬
pany.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on
the question whether the temporary suspension of the exception should
29,
Sept.
be
issued
suspending
has
vacated
The
made
or
and
stock
of
owned
leased
In
its
manganese,
order,
believe"
been
ofiering
the
to
operation
to
permanent.
filed by the company in "October,
the public offering of 2,950,000 shares of its class
at its
10c par value.
The purpose of the offering,
proposed
common
or
an
Notification was
Regulation A
1954,
A
at
of
subordinated creditor of the issuer for $530,000;
the
remaining
corporation
(estimated
with
shares
8,900
the
According
Arthur
613.
covering
markett
Inc.,
services,
Theatre.
Co
Kennametal
Inc.,
its
-
Andersen
office.
with
Circuit,
for
connection
and
of
according
at
in
8.(3,569
owns
common
of
Participation
Kearns
King Bros. Productions, Inc., Hollywood, Calif.—Files
SEC
Theatre
Kennametai
accounting firm, with whom he had been associated
capacities in New York, Detroit and Cleveland for the
services
Van
Prior
Cleveland.
Norden,
public
19
Mr.
—V.
Van
George T.
Heideman
trative
Tax
R.
succeed
various
underwriter
It is also a
four
readily
696.
p.
Kennametal Inc.—Changes in Personnel—
certified
Artist
compensation
11,000 common shares, exercisable initially
per share for the
first year and $20 during the
company
has agreed to pay the counsel fees in¬
$15
Theatre
The
960.
p.
Kearny Gas Production Co., Wichita, Kan.—Proposed
Financing—
Deerfield
on
outstanding stock of United California Theatres, Inc., which owns
137,300 shares of Magna Theatre stock, 1,000 units of "Oklahoma"
35%.
in
As
The
the
directors
As
Gas Co., Inc.—Stockholders
Right to Subscribe for Hugoton Gas Tr. Units.
J.
United
underwriter
The
Magna
Kansas-Nebraska Natural
George
of
year.
curred
V. 182, p. 1339.
See
The
second
There
the
purchase $40,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3V2% series
due 1976, in February 1956 and in
August 1956. See also
Deerfield
SEC
be
recently
and
have
the
for
to
payments
corporation's
government's
altered.
with
two-year options to acquire
mortgage
capacities.
the
statement
110.000
proposes
underwriter.
the
The
$90,000,000
expansion
reduction
Kaiser
will
the
separate
new
that
conditions
See
registration
a
covering
1955,
company
which
sale
account
first
rescheduling
Financing
to Receive
filed
corporation
shares of its 5c par common stock.
to
offer
these
shares
for
subscription
at
$5 per share by holders of outstanding common stock of record Oct.
26,
1955,
and at the rate of one new share, for each 20 shares
Boston Corp. and Dean Witter &
Co., certain
institutional investors have entered into commitments to
Gear-
offering are to be used to finance the exdevelopment of the mining properties of its Mexican
Mineros Mexicanos,
S. A.,
and to (discharge a
elected
29,
The
the
direct
public
The First
in
the
5%
Chairman
the
additional
of
consideration
Private
served
1955
debentures,
Magna Theatre Corp., N. Y.—Registers With SEC—
The
Sept.
at
by
company's
plant.
through
$40,000,000
and
Md.,
capacity
plants
raising
reduction
stock
expansion
of
investors
entirely
suspend
had
26
11
Aug.
on
fund
the installa¬
aluminum
reduction
thus
financed
preferred
of
sale
stated
mean
Charles
out-
associates
sinking
being required to purchase 150
per share for each $1,000 of de¬
cents
10
at
and
convertible
6%
purchaser
presses.
Wash.,
cells,
been
434 %
the
is
capacity
active
and
principal plants includes:
pounds
Chalmette,
has
aluminum
to
(plus
each
stock
Canada,
Toronto,
Ltd.,
loans.
Rhoades
under
at
consideration
primary
Mr.
pounds
emphasized
underway
Inc.
for
Chicago, 111.—Debentures
Marohn, Vice-President in charge of Finance and Treasurer,
A.
been
the
other
2,750-ton
Tacoma,
$35,000,000
Rhoades
announced
three
reduction
program
bank
1338.
basis,
182,
the
mill.
recently
million
46
and
institutional
and
to
capital
preferred.
capacity to 828,6 million pounds per year.
of
a
cryolite recovery plant and facilities
through
to
to
and
million
series
new
present
inter¬
on
Co.
basis
Co.—V.
purchased. The net proceeds will be used to retire
for working capital and other corporate purposes.
James
has
capacity
States
already
construction
company's
the
additional
11
over?
obtained
on
of
Mead
of
approximately
acquisition, exploration
mercury-bearing properties, which are dependent
of commercial mercury deposits.
Recursos
be
in
Rhoades
Mr.
reversing
the
of
3,2501ton
of
primary
a
hot
plant from 24
Andersen
on
an
$21,000,000
equipment
capacity
one
This
in¬
fees).
Delaware
by
investment of approxi¬
Vice-President and General
Rhoades,
A.
plant
110-inch
company's
total
customer
underwriter,
best
a
under
now
annual
Ravenswood
more
of
at
installation
stock
,
commission
engaging principally in
discovery
Proceeds
selling
plus
was
purpose
a
D.
an
Ravenswood,"
a
Shipments
a
The
facilities
been
registration statement with the SEC
400,000 shares of its 10c par common stock,
expenses,
initial
is
day.
Type
1956.—-V,
covering
public sale at $1 per share.
Inc., will make the offering on
International
for
filed
for
Otis,
the
$75,000,000
month
already
resulted
this
a
International Metals Corp.; Houston,
Tex.—Registers
With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
This
extrusion
three
have
115
has
to
begin in June,
of
of
Magnetic
month,
the
installed
operation
rate
seven
650
per
more
of
the
reached
$3,500
success
machines
magnetic
this improved
There
running
that
processing
will have
of
at*
running
orders
170
area,
an
production
Learson
mediate
of
presently
are
and
machine,
stalled,
machine
of
bentures,
74,000
reported
during the last 90 days the company has received orders for 34
large-scale 700-series electronic data processing systems.
Shipments
this
complete
additional
an
United
Engineering & Foundry Co.,
Pittsburgh,
P(a.,' is building
168 inch
hot
reversing mill, which will be the aluminum indus¬
try's largest, and a 100-inch 5-stand, 4-Hi continuous hot mill.
Lewis
iFoundry, Division of Blaw-Knox Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., has been awarded
a
contract calling for two 4-Hi cold mills, a 72-inch 2-stand tandem
mill
and
a
single stand
mill.
Loewy-Hydropress, Inc., New York,
3
that
of
stated
the
major items
primary
and
Kingston,
11,
integrated
sheet and
foil
rolling
mill
year ahead
of the original timetable.
a
have
totaling
expansion
and
four
at
April
on
II.
War
decision
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; San Jose, Calif.; and New York
City. Abroad, IBM maintains laboratories in Paris, and Stuttgart.
IBM products are manufactured at plants at
Endicott, Poughkeepsie
and
and
fabricating
"Orders
markets
also
where
Va.,
subsidiary.
present
is
in
countries
wholly-owned
a
The
sales
W.
than
completion
does
has
shares
capacity of 333.5 million pounds
of
commercial sheet and
foil
products—320 million pounds of sheet
and
13.5 million pounds of foil-^as compared
with, the 250 million
pounds of capacity originally planned.
American
scientists.
Goods Co.,
$1,000,000
98'/2;
at
bentures
Corp.—Expansion, etc.
Ravenswood works will represent
mately $100,000,000,
bonds
of
incorporate
to
advances
technical
It
organization
European
'
.
Corp.—Swiss
charge
laboratory
new
domestic
conducted
in
'
;
..
Machines
Vice-President
that
being
said,
The
laboratory in Zurich, Switzerland.
the first of next year.
operation
W.
underwriting.
Fund's
Chemical
&
fully
a
1957—more
The huge
Increase
with
to
Oil
the
on
Oil
Magic Chef, Inc.—Official Promoted—
enlarge
Installation
Business
In
$10),
(par
the
of
:
1600.
as
Expansion
notification
of
stock
split
2-for-l
Ravenswood,
construction
working capital.
-.
International
development
letter
a
common
♦$17.81
$90,000,000
plant
Exchange Commission—
filed
of
Annett
offered
1970
shares
$3,092,833
$20.92
expansion program involving five of the company's
manufacturing plants is now underway, it was announced
on
Oct, 5, following completion of financing arrangements.
Major emphasis in the new program centers on the corporation's
new
a
International Atomic Devices Corp., Hightstown, N. J.
Securities and
due
$4,352,148
j.
share
the
p.
Increasing
—Files With
publicly
1954
a
repre¬
Electronics,
as
President
Hycon
Pasadena,
Verne,
La
equipment
taken
be
along
Inc.,
design,
the
over
test
new
a
the parent company.
Mfg. Co. and its manufacturers
Hycon
distributors
change.
Alden
Hycon Electronics, Inc.
of
181,
aluminum
wholly-owned
President, announced
as
Acker,
E.
take
electronic
between
and
formed
been
Co.,
subsidiary
commercial
been
has
All
Hycon
The
of
sale
which
of
3.
Oct.
on
has
Inc.,
Lion
stock
Lion
of
principal
On
Ilycon Mfg. Co.—Forms Electronics Firm—
Rise—
1955
per
for
Sporting
Mages
Gardiner,
Fund, Inc.—Assets
assets___________
value
♦Adjusted
exchanging
common
share
1955—36 Weeks—1954
30—
Kaiser Aluminum
IIupp Corp., Cleveland, Ohio—Merger Completed—
The
net
asset
is
Co.
each
Offered—
Mutual
Sept.
1955.—V.
182, p. 815,
The
of
As
for
See details in V. 182, p. 1340.
Oct. 4.
Sales Up—
1955—4 Weeks—1954
1338.
p.
Yoik
New
Chemical
Inc.—Bond Offering Completed—The re¬
offering to Ohio investors of $1,000,000 5^4% first
mortgage bonds due Sept. 16, 1970, has been completed,
all of said bonds having been sold, it was announced on
Warehouse Facilities—
by this corporation of new facilities in the Chicago
announced recently by Frederick R. Weisman, Pre ident.
acquisition
area
182,
of
Monsanto
cent
$22,884,555 $20,273,216 $206,213,775 $185,085,218
—V,
Hunt Foods, Inc.—Increases
Co.
Monsanto
Macomber
phosphate, and in shipping facilities. In addition, plans are
being made to proceed with other construction work costing more
than $300,000 which was halted by the strike."—V. 182, p. 1338.
Quinn Smith Co.) on Sept. 26 filed
covering 10,000 shares of $1.25
the
with
notification
of
Trust
of
1339.
p.
of a long-range program provides for substantial
production of sulfuric acid, triple superphosphate and
now
With SEC—
Ilughbanks, Inc., Seattle, Wash.—Files
The
shares
1 '/2
for
step
the
diealcium
a
Co.—Exchange of Stock—
stock
of
recently has appro¬
expansion at the Bonnie phosphate
of $500,000 for new
Oil
Guaranty
capital
directors
of
plant.
first
increases
purposes.
of
that
excess
chemicals
The net proceeds are to be
underwriting.
par i$l per share)
without
used for general corporate
employees.
Ware, President, said
Louis
in
that
complied
by
the
the
with
the
circular, was to provide funds for the
and uranium properties purportedly
copper
company.
Commission
terms
by
and
the
states
that
conditions
company
in
it
of
has
"reasonable
Regulation
that
its
A
offering
cause
not
circular
have
Volume
Number
182
5471
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
to contain false and misleading representations with respect
(1)
the company.'s ownership of certain manganese mining claims,
options to acquire certain copper claims, and of options to acquire
certain
uranium
claims;
(2)
a
statement
that
the
company's sole
liabilities
consist
of
1,000,000 shares of its class A common stock
issued in exchange for manganese claims, and the failure to disclose
appears
(1465)
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
GIVING
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
The
Authorized
of
an
agreement
on
the
sold;
of
basis
sold;
were
resulting
from
quirements
of
connection
to
additional
each
the
the
failure
stock
in
pub.ic
Act.
believe
for
to
The
deceit
or
issued
the
if
states
all
the
liability
that
offering
re¬
there
circular
in
shares
"would
181, p.
The
directors
special
be
have
mouldings,
of
one
on
"Also,
job
this
in
has
corporate
of
name
been
for
Oct.
24,
Stockholders of record Sept.
30,
meeting.
Woodhouse, President, said,
"we
parts, stove parts, band saw frames,
rods
plants
in
items,
and
Western
brackets.
Michigan
not
have
We
,
and
genera.ly
can
we
acceptable
to
plant.
type
still
we
of
have
work."—V.
the
aluminum
179,
equipment
the
know-how
to
1613.
p.
company has received SEC authorization to issue and sell an
additional 930,000 shares of its $14
par common stock to its parent,
American
Natural
Gas
Co., lor $13,020,000.
Proceeds
will
be
used
by Michigan Consolidated for the payment of construction costs and
to reimburse its
treasury for funds so used.—V. 182, p. 1221.
Michigan Plating & Stamping Co.—Proposed New Name
Michigan Bumper Corp. above.
Mid-Hudson Natural Gas Corp.—Stock Offered—Lin¬
Securities Corp., New York, on Sept. 19
publicly
offered 500,000 shares of common stock
(par five cents)
at 5 cents per share "as a
speculation."
ment
proceeds
costs,
offering.
etc.—V.
be
to
are
182,
used
to
exploration
pay
and
develop¬
215.
p.
corporation
covering
to
are
be
Nevada
for
198,450
par
to
be
for
($1
to
letter
a
capital
stock,
shares
basis
of
of
of
notification
of
which
capital
one-for-one
11,750
stock,
and
with
The
University
out
in
nounced
The
of
the
Athelstan
This
Minnesota
field
28,
($10
of
the
to
the
Dean
balance
launched
state
last
participate
its
the
operating comjttee
Mills,
of
uses
and
said
spring by
General
peaceful
Spilhaus
in
a
preferred
ing
work
for
on
that
is
atomic
University
of
Northern States Power,
supplied
by
poration
in
Dennison,
died
the
concerned
with
that
energy
rights.
The
offering.—V.
182,
1116.
p.
Stamford, Conn.—
through
be
for
the
SEC
in
to
the
issuer,
small
loan
funds;
and
the
general
funds
such
use
on
the
the
would
study and
be
would
become
Nuclear
a
full
Study
of
most
member
Group,
University departments have
of radioisotopes.—V.
182,
of
estab¬
been
use
9,
and
after
brief
a
of
one
The
shares,
hold
$1
of
43%
or
all
the
holding
a
dividend
Van
is
rate
reduce
to
be
be
to
present
its
through
placed
in
intention
to
are
the
is
engaged
company
business,
it
of
the
founders
illness.—V.
181,
of
carry¬
of
for
the
par.—V.
the
the
shares
of
399,124
outstanding
continue to hold
they will
voting power.
outstanding
196,284
182,
of
shares,
of
Two
outstanding class
B
shares.
171,628
trusts
Oats
nounced
The
in
will
be
.National
in
Oats,
finance
to
business
expansion
the
of
company's
than
more
40
manufactures
years,
of
to
retail
food
radius
and
this
York
St,
Louis,
111.,
Its
at
is
Wall
done
the
plant
Lake,
Oats
note also
is
where
cereal
National
4'/2%
a
business
feed
mill.
plant
year,
on
Its
feed
popcorn
Earlier
New
East
of
the
and
the
stores.
mainly
within
in
Ore.,
the
main
Iowa.
$800,000
1967.—V.
Mutual
from
182,
Of
cor¬
This
Maid
corporation
Sept.
28,
1955,
debentures, due
an
Corp., N. Y.—Registers With
Dec.
and
to
are
be
1974,
Cook
are
for
to
headed
group
offered
$6,000,000
1,
Newhard,
underwriting terms
registration
a
covering
.underwriting
Beane
filed
This
corporation
Electric
to
order
an
and
have
Co.
the
and
the
has
filing
Berkshire
to
by
Merrill
Co.
&
be
4%
offered
The
supplied
by
for
the
interested
for
used
NEES,
which
shares
of
scribe
for
until
persons
Oct.
11,
1955,
offer
to
proposes
additional
an
at
a
Lynch,
public
sale
Pierce,
15,184
shares
of
two basis). Proceeds
for
In
now
27,928
owns
Southern
Berkshire,
(91.965%)
shares
exercise
to
proposes
the
of
outstanding
rights
its
to
sub¬
the
13,964 shares to which it is entitled, and to purchase
purchased by the minority interests.
In addition, it pro¬
offer to purchase the holdings of all minority interests at
amendment.
The
to
$25 per share,New
of
such
Foods"
&
and
debentures
sale
debentures
Snow
the Southern
of
to
NEES
by
11
pursuant
to
holders.—V.
Association,
Berkshire
stock,
offer.
said
182,
Pacific
American
mitted
to
The
which
has
Don
B.
Potter
Mrr Potter
Oct.
on
1952
he
and,
in
the
been
5
was
associated
elected
with
President
the
to
succeed
President
as
company
elected
was
agreed to sell its shares
of the shares is held
balance
for
A.
since
2&
C.
In
Vice-President, in charge of power generation*,
Administrative Vice-President.
He
is active
in electric
affairs and is President of the Public
Utilities
Virginias.—V.
179,
Association
This
Oils
&
20
cents
o.fered
Telephone
in
for
the
held.
American
The
offering is not underwritten.
& Telegraph Co. intends to
scribe for the
422,251 shares which represent its
tion of the offering.
:
sub¬
propor¬
and
of
BUSINESS—The
has
It
its
It
company
principal
is
was
executive
at
<2,lll,25.->
sharest
of
the
As
outstanding
of
Aug.
1,
1955
directors
1,397 shares of record and
The
Serial
in
New
and
capital
officers
Colorado
Fourteenth
1911
Denver'
&
Telegraph Co
a
beneficially 86.73%
stock
of
in
St.,
of
the
the
the
of
owned
company
stock
and
in
El
phone
Co.,
30,
1955,
exchange
the
areas
such
services
had
company
and
its
in
of
the
1,603,834
company
cient
porate
to
company intends
toward repayment
stock
and,
repay
in
the
such
purposes,
event
that
advances,
including
Malheur
County,
telephones
in
Ore.
services
subsidiary had 5.445 telephones in
PROCEEDS—The
sale
to
to
apply
of
advances
such
use
extensions,
the
proceeds
the
proceeds
Oct.
on
3
stock
common
from
are
remainder
additions
the
more
of
that it had ad¬
this company.
and
the
suffi¬
for general cor¬
improvements to
were
Advances from the American company,
outstanding on Aug. 31, 1955 in the amount of $43,250 000
conformity with an established practice of the
obtained in
which
need
it
expects to continue, of
therefor
arises,
for
general
tensions,
additions
and
company^
borrowing
corporate
improvements
to
its
from
such
company,
purposes,
including
telephone
plant.
Albany, N. Y.—
underwriting
No
and
is
12
months
Of
ended
the
company's
June
1955,
30,
total
operating
approximately
95 %
service.
for
report
the
of
revenues
at
by
electric
unaudited
the
ended
year
company
June
shown
were
total
1955,
30,
$41,815,000
at
and
$8,202,000.
GIVING
EFFECT
PRESENT
TO
FINANCING1
Outstanding
;
5%
:
(3 '/a %)
note
due
due
1961
in
59,938
par)
126,533 shs.
($100
par)
200,000 shs.
par)_________
3,800,000 shs.
cum.
30.000 shs.
stock
♦Issuance
($6.50
limited
mortgage and
by property,
deed
of
§Exclusive
after
of
trust,
$2,200,000
June
of
shares
earnings and
supplemented.
as
payable
30,
issued
of
&
Co.
Inc.
commitment
1985
series
Halsey,
Is
bonds
Stuart
the
N
Marshall_____
&
Sons
&
the
to
amount
be
1955.
Purchase
Plan
whom
Halsey,
agreed,
on
a
amounts
Hanseatic Corp—__
Y
$500'000
Wrn.
& Co
Pollock
E.
250,000
&
Co.,
-
Inc.
500,000
Stroud
400,000
Co
of
have
principal
600,000
1117.
p.
below,
respective
Heller,Bruce
200,000
182,
of
below:
600,000
&
the
29,
Stock
underwriter,
purchase
forth
set
named
managing
to
$5,500,000
&
§3,342,937 shs.
provisions
year;
July
Co.
Haupt
—V.
one
due
Employees'
Co.
&
Williams
Gregory
Ira
within
$200,000
under
purchasers
the
basis,
Inc.
Baxter,
other
1955.
UNDERWRITERS—The
Stuart
firm
126,533 shs.
Preferred
Common
j
'
($100
cum.
stock
j.
$9,400,000
in-
1958__
stocks
preferred
'
10,000,000
to
ser.
(3>/2%)
to
Preferred
New
$96,000,000
series
notes
Serial
Paddock
The
SEC
at
of
Tnomas
&
Inc._
600,000
Co
&
Weeden
i
Co.,
&
250,000
Co.
Inc_
600,00!)
California, Los Angeles, Calif.—Files—
company
covering
$5
net
Sept.
on
60,000
share,
per
proceeds
of
letter
a
Peirsol
R.
used
for
of
stock
common
T.
be
to
are
filed
28
shares
through
notification
$1)
(par
Co.,
&
liquidation
of
with
to
Beverly
be
bankk
the
offerer!
Hills.
Calif.
loan
and
capital.
Park
Enterprises,
Securities
and
covering
to
be
shares
to
without
for
pay
S.
D.—Files
With
Commission—
26 filed a
of class B
share,
per
used
Sept.
on
5,000
$10
at
Inc.,' Aberdeen,
Exchange
corporation
offered
of
credit
letter
notification
of
stock
common
underwriting.
construction
and
costs
(no
The
with
the
to
pan,
net
bo
proceeds
improvements.
'
undertaking
of
of
the
by
funds
from
it
its
upon
which
the
such
members
to
It
investments
of
division
of
and
third
annually,
King,
bills
which
In natural
after
^
date.
its
In
St.
general
Paul,
Oct.
on
other
service,
gas
in
rates
gas
reported
that
natural
will
917.
out
corporate
has been granted an increase,
President,
provides
p.
carrying
purposes.
States Power Co.—Rates Increased—
This company
S..
for
taken
steps
addeabout $170,000 annually to its
where
toward
gas
are
the
rate
revenues.
Coast-to-Coast
Chandler-Evans
Co.,
subsidiary
President
of
and
will
be
operated
as
Inc.,
with Sidney A. Stewart
Company of Fawtucket, R.
Johnston
&
Pratt
&
General
Whitney
ft
a»
I.,
Co.,
Manager.—V.
Inc. with
182, p. 1223.
Corp.
above.—V.
Inc.—Merger Completed—
j
181,
*
p.
2017.
>■
Dec. 31,'54
$35.61
$32.29
414.
p.
(Chas.)
medical
company
increases
Co., Inc.—New British
Pfizer &
value
Sandwich
The
Allen
effective
—V.
Sept. 30,'55
181,
Plant—
The
to
fermentation
new
antibiotics
spectrum
science.
installation
was
plant,
Including
formally opened
geared
the
to
terramycin,
on
Sept.
30.
production
represents
of
of
one
broad-
Pfizer's
biggest Investments overseas, a spokesman for the firm said.
The
182,
plant
situated on a site of 80 acres
plant space.
Capital Invested
182, p. 1117.
is
feet
of
and comprises 120,000
in the project totals
$7,000,000—V.
Electronics
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—Tenders for Bonds—
Teleregister Corp. below.-—V.
181,
The
2517.
p.
Girard
and
up
PabCo Products Inc.—Proposed
See
3
Co.,
Symbolizing the opening of its new antibiotic plant at Sandwich.
England—the largest facility of its kind in Western Europe—a soil
sample arrived at the Brooklyn (N. Y.i laboratories of this corporation
on
Oct.
4
to
be tested for microscopic organisms
which may prove
Network—
See
Gillane,
Hupp
square
Plans
direct
a
that
Whitney
Potter
As of—
—V.
Over
Corp.—Unit
Oct.
on
| Petroleum Corp. of America—Asset Value Up—
of
~
Ogden
Board,
Niles-Bement-Pond
Net asset value per common share——
$1,700,000
environs,
rates
new
communities
has
it
and
Minn.,
The
3.
estimated at
the
of
of
its
together with funds derived from loans by its members, first
payment of the expenses of its organization and of the issuance and
of its
shares; second in payment of its current operating ex-1-
Northern
P.
&
that
Perfection Industries,
not
sale
penses,
Pratt
and
become
See
is
spreading
sale
Chairman
business
not
but
establishing
the
and
and
Manager.
announced
of
Edward
stock,
in
the
General
also
Manager;
its
nature
a
and
readily available.
apply the proceeds from
to
assets
and
He
and
was
thereby
stockholders
be
otherwise
not
dent
company,
institutions,
institutions,
and
of
banks
other
members
President
that
in¬
new
the
financial
by
will
sale
as
of
call).
financial
Silberstein,
recently merged into Penn-Texas Corp., have been transferred to ft
newly formed corporation to be known as Pratt & Whitney Co., Inc.
It is a subsidiary of Penn-Texas, with Alexander H. d'Arcambal Presi¬
company
encourage
institutions
existing
and
to
becoming
money
the
its
financial
financing
and
D.
Corp.—Forms New Subsidiary—
temporary 25-man
a
meeting
of
source
businesses
with
intends
company
new
will- derive
It
undertaken
all
annual
activity
economic
new
a
*L.
announced
will
from
make " loans
to
first,
a
existing
lend
to
"in
York.'
compete
among
source
the
provide
loans
to
of
promotion
engaged
Penn-Texas
in-,
qualification of a permanent Board.
The Presi¬
is Edward T. Dickinson, Commissioner of Com¬
York.
New
the
is
It
Special Act provided for
until
New
agreed
risk
The
in
American
than
share.
per
for
York.
companies- (which,
designed
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp.
above.—V.
Acquisition—
182,
33/4%
Trust
including
first
and
Corn
Exchange
Bank,
Philadelphia
2,
Oct. 31, 1955 receive tenders for the
refunding
mortgage
bonds,
series B,
Pa. will
sale to it
due Dec.
1, 1970, to an amount sufficient to exhaust the sum of $183,295
prices not exceeding 100% and accrued interest.—V. 182, p. 719.
416.
p.
to
of
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.—Registers With SEC—
service.
from
in
at
On
«!?• <?omf3any s telephone plant.
which
are
in
thereby
mainly telephone service, in Arizona,
Colorado, Montana,
Utah. Wyoming, in Idaho south of the
Salmon
River
Paso County. Texas.
Its subsidiary, Malheur Home
Tele¬
furnishes
of
and' irom
established
Mexico,
June
at- $100
The
company
State
dustry
company.
company
executive
primarily
and selling
engaged
transmitting
communities.
the
from
stallments
are
available,
New
.
Directors
insurance
beneficially and 99 shares beneficially only
is engaged in the business of
furnishing communica¬
tion services,
*
931
subsidiary of American Telephone
York Corporation, which owns of
record and
New
512
incorporated
offices
a
of
election
the
dent
on
I
Colo.
sale
readily
State
Board
The
Telephone
office in Port¬
the business
principal
utility
Authorized
The
public
nature.'.
risk
a
&
Telegraph Co.—Stock
Offered—The company is
offering to its stockholders of
record Sept. 27 the
right to subscribe on or before Oct. 28
for 486,881 additional shares of
capital stock at par ($100
per share) on the basis of one new share for
each five
shares
$2,000,000.
its
mortgage bonds:
Outstanding series
filed a registration statement with the SEC on
1955, covering 10,000 shares of its no par capital stock, to be
otherwise
a
States
exceed
with
Ltd.—Listing—
par
volved.
According to the prospectus, the company was created by
Special Act of the New York Legislature, which became effective April
29, 1955, as a business developinent corporation to provide financing not
the
Mountain
ranging
from
receding
prices
case.
corporation
Sept. 28,
customarily
1723.
p.
each
electric energy
Washington, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho.
the company are steam heating service in
telephone service in 10 communities and water
CAPITALIZATION
817.
p.
company will
available
to
assist
1935
years.
redemption
in
prices
redemption
general
Interest
Oregon,
eight
income
The
Exchange1 announced
the
The
1954.
industry
of
has
at
special
♦First
2,256 shares
owns
1341.
p.
Coal
Stock
trading
182,
merce,
Monongahela Power Co.—New President Elected—
Spurr who is retiring on Oct. 31 after
serving
to
supplied
v.:.
England Gas and Electric
(7.43% )
Registers With SEC—
by Clinton Foods Inc., which acquired $17 in
partial
payment
for the
assets
of
Crop Division acquired by Minute Maid on Nov.
30, 1954.
Of the $16,785,000 of debentures
presently outstanding and
owned
by Clinton Foods, $6,000,000 are the
subject of the present
offering and some or all of the remaining
debentures mav be dis¬
posed of in the future.—V. 182,
p.
1340.
300,000
Clinton
Corp.
on
through
price
of
for
an
Foster
construction.
New York Business Development Co.,
Fenner
offering
in
derived
was
the holders of its
by
par
one
Securities
not
poses
—V.
SEC
at
operating
purchasing,
communities,
'
$25 par capital stock for subscription
outstanding 30,368 shares of stock (or on
subordinated
public
states
revenues
&
an
its
be
Power
application with the SEC
transactions,
as
indicated below;
certain
given
Berkshire
Southern
of
hearing thereon.
a
Southern
subsidiary,
in
authorizing
Commission
request
its
joined
100.32;
and
bid 101.629
(jointly),
Co.
&
Union
outstanding reflects payment of
SEC—
with
outstanding
of
be
statement
and
an
three
718.
p.
100.21.
accrued
expected
is
^Exclusive
New England Electric System—To Increase Investment
Bros.
Weld
redeemable
par,
plus
services
Iowa,
Rapids,
Cedar
submitted by: Lehman Brothers,
& Hutzler
(jointly), 100.582;
were
Salomon
White,
Co.,
be
to
Other
200
a
its
has
company
at
is
borrowed
due In
will
generating,
prin¬
cipally cereal products and poultry and livestock feed. The cereal
products are sold nationwide to more than 400 dealers for distribution
competitive sale
at
33/4S.
par,
Installment
popcorn.
coupon
and
and
&
as
not
are
1985
used
processed
Co.
BUSINESS—Company,
Co.—Issues
package
issue
received
loans
SEC
Minute
bonds
of the
proceeds from the sale of the bonds, together with
from
the separate sale of 30,000 shares of its Serial
Stock, and with cash on hand and other funds, will be
applied by the company toward its construction program for 1955 and
1956
and for retiring bank
borrowings, incurred in connection with
the
temporary financing of the construction program.
These bank
Oct. 3.
on
lunds
business
The
this
bonds
operating
$200,000 4xk % note due in |1967, it was an¬
a
Offered—Halsey,
PROCEEDS—Net
$200,000 Note—This com¬
has placed with The Mutual Life Insurance Co. of
pany
Co.—Bonds
Preferred
net
National
award
Inc.
105.01%
funds
stock,
common
1341.
p.
Light
3%%
a
&
Peabody
the
The
con¬
the
for
the
indebtedness
current
Kidder,
working
2474.
p.
of
the
371,628
of
200,000
necessary
bid of 100.64%.
a
Co.,
101.38%. to
by
headed
bids
&
service
aggregate
all
assuming
&
won
on
Stearns
Blyth
from
by the holders thereof.
sale at $10 per share,
Tne
Bear,
offered
1221.
p.
group
land,
sale
that,
5,
set
Power
Oct. 4
on
of outstanding bank loans.
:.V ;:
selling stockholders offering the 200,000 shares class A common
are
Karl E. V)|3nk, Jr., Edna N. Wenk, Hope N. Peek, and Edna C.
Noll, as trustees of four separate trusts created by Howard V. Noll,
Company President, for members of his family.
The four trusts now
an
Oct.
on
obtained, the public offering date for its
shares, of redeemable first preferred stock
for Oct.' 25, 1955 —V. 182, p. 1117.
are
1,000,000
tentatively
200,000
be
The
After
of
Stuart & Co. Inc. and associates on Oct. 5 offered $10,000,000 of first mortgage bonds, 3%% series due Oct. lr
1985, at 101.377% and accrued interest, to yield 3.55%.
preferred
and
to
par),
group
for
commission.
the
company,
($1
sale
offered
be
with
convertible
its
by
stock
underwriting
offered
to
are
of
sold
common
an
to
shares
and
A
statement
sisting
shares
Minnesota
President
Sept.
on
the
50,000
underwriting
to
New
T.
may
represent
registration
a
class
Co.,
thereof
company's
Minnesota Rubber & Gasket Co.,
Inc.—Obituary—
Paul
subscription
as
amendment.
Proceeds
Min¬
industries.
various
time
some
of
issued
be
of
shares
80c
an
subsidiaries
being
program
the three Companies to carry out the program.
The University's
participation in the program represents an extension
research
to
shares
public
sale
Alstyne, Noel &
with
filed
covering
par),
for
sold
energy by three Minnesota corpora¬
of the
Institute of Technology, an¬
lished jointly by
of
of
*2,921,286 shs.
shares
of
company
which
Consumer Finance Corp.,
1955,
outstanding
would
neapolis-Honeywell and
benefit
Dean
will
atomic
of
recently.
evaluation
shares
the remainder
corporation
Sept.
of
without underwriting.
The net pro¬
for expenses incident to mining operations.
pay
Spilhaus,
program,
the
numbers
shares
$i>
(par
the
the
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co.—Nuclear Study
tions,
exercise
informed
has
such
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
for
carried
only
Other
share),
per
used
of
11,750
the
on
filed
28
shares
exchanged
at
are
Sept.
on
Uranium Co.
cash
ceeds
sell
through^ the
422,251
National
mile
Mining Associates, Inc., Reno, Nev.—Files With SEC—
EEC
3,000,000 shs.
to
been
Pacific
that it intends to sub¬
its proportion of the
It is impossible to determine to what extent subscription will'
the
be received for
offices
The
for
company
for
New York
coln
net
intends
20,000,000
hold
for
parts
and
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Stock to Parent—
The
subscribed
American
20,000,000
$100)—
(par
has
' 35,000,000
approvals
sale
1989
1,
Aug.
$25,000,000
.
and
This
See
be
scribe
due
authorized) *
company
company
manufactured
we
debs.,
stock
♦The
stock
called
A.
plated
war,
Capital
The
C.
larger
plating
the
Stamping Co.
plating
the
industry,
handle
the
at
year,"
many
during
aircraft
&
refrigeration
hot-formed stabilizer
largest
average
change
a
Plating
stockholders
vote
past
grilles,
the
accommodate
the
to
the
worked
of
this proposed change.
on
entitled
"During
approved
Michigan
meeting
1955, to vote
Will
have
to
company
A
3%
($20,000,000
413.
common
Michigan Bumper Corp.—Proposes Change in Name—
this
35-year
proposed
and
purchasers."—V.
upon the
debs.; due April 1, 1978— $25,000,000
40-year 2%% debs., due May 15, 1986_
35,000,000
or
registration
further
said
30-year 3V8%
only 30%
contingent
a
of
of
offering of the class A
fraud
promoters
hold
the promoters,
order
use
to
otherwise
would
disclose
violation
that
shares
share
one
that
against 70%
as
(4)
of
Securities
the
a
as
6.000,000
for
disclose
stock,
and
cause
with
operate
to
up
shares
to
sales
the
reasonable
did
two
outstanding
shares
is
of
the failure
(3)
the
issue
to
regulatory
Outstanding
announced
company
to
13
as
ex¬
This
Oct.
stock,
The
of
1955,
$25
a
covering
par,
dividend
the
filed
company
4,
to
rate,
be
Phillips
statement
with the SEC on
of redeemable first preferred
public sale through underwriters.
registration
1,000,000
offered
shares
for
public offering price, underwriting terms and names
are
to be supplied by amendment.
The company
underwriters
proposes
to
list
the
stock
on
the
American,
San
Francisco
and
Los
Angeles Stock Exchanges.
Proceeds
ently
are
to
be
used
(a)
amounting to $23,000,000;
struction
(for
program
company estimates
period Aug.
1,
which
to
short-term
retire
and
the
(bi
to
bank
finance,
loans
were
its construction expenditures at
1955,
through
the end
of
bank
1957.
in
loans
part,
Its
obtained).
pres¬
con¬
The
$350,000,000 for the
All
of
converted
Petroleum
the
into
company's
common
Co.—3.70%
3.70%
stock
or
Debentures Retired—
debentures due 1983 have
redeemed, it was reported
now
on
been,
Oct. J
Chairman, and Paul Endacott, President.
The 3.70%
debentures were originally issued in June, 1953 in t.io
principal amount of $162,098,500. The recent call of these debentures
and the two previous calls have resulted in the issuance of _,4t>7,40U.
shares of common stock and redemptions of $1,704,600 principal amount
of the debentures, approximately 1%
of the original issue. The total
amount of common stock now outstanding is 17,137,335 shares.
V. 182,
by K. S. Adams,
p.
1017.
(Continued
on
page
51)
,j
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
14
■
•.
When
Per
:
,
„
Per
Holders
'*•
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
General
grouped in two separate
tables.
In the first we indicate all the dividends an¬
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Name
Fund
Aberdeen
______
Adams-Millis
(reduced)
Corp., class A
Aberdeen Petroleum
Payable
10-25
Co. Iquar.)
(quar.i
&
Clayton
Ltd.
Anthes-Imperial.
gains
convertible preferred
6%
A
Avco
Ayres
4%%
._
preferred (series 1947) (quar.)—.___
Barber-Ellis
(Canada),
Ltd.
(extra)
___ '
Bates & Innes, Ltd., class A
(s-ai
Works
Gurney
1
10-10
1
10-10
9-
<quar.i___
____
Taunton Gas,
preferred
$3.80
$4.25
Horder's,
10-30
10-14
10-30
10-14
10-30
Hooker
Home
10-14
Houston
10-1^
Hudson
1
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-14
10-19
12-19
common
11-
$150
75c
—-
11-
issue
our
the
Sept.
of
$1.40
10-20
12
1-2-56
12-19
Jarecki
1
10-17
Kennedy's,
Stock
5%
Buffalo
Inc.,
Telephone,
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.20
preferred
$1
Canadian
Directors
took
class
and
B
4.20%
Tractor,
Builders
Colonial
Acceptance,
Colonial
Fund,
class
Inc.
realized capital
cash
or
stock
Concord
6%
Concord
5 %
Gas
7%
A
preferred
Davidson
Co.
10-15
10-10
11-10
10-20
10-20
10-10
11-15
10-14
Maytag
11-
1
10-17
11-
1
10-17
McNeil
10-25
.10-10
50c
9c
11-30
20c
_
10-28
option
ing held
preferred
Corp.
Dividend
4.50%
preferred
11-
1
10-14
$4.40
10-14
4.80%
60c
10-15
10-11
10-15
10-11
10c
11-
11-15
10-15
;
1
10-
5
at
(8%
cents
9-25
Motion
11-
1
10-13
10-28
10-14
15c
10-
9-27
5
the
on
2%
cents
4.64 %
class
$2
profits
stock
10-11
investment
from
income.
in
cash
11c
$3
1
10-
4
9-26
&
11-, 1
140c
10-31
10-13
10-31
10-13
(quar.)
125c
10-31
"125c
10-31
9-30
Co.,
&
Coal,
Co:,
Paper
Ltd.
cents
Ltd.
net
realized
securities
Furniture
(quar.i
Duo-Art Film Laboratories, preferred
Dupuis Freres Ltd., class A (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.i
5%
Industries,
convertible
Eastern
Edison
preferred
Emhart
Mfg.
Millwork
Employers
D.
C.i,
Class
5%
preferred
Sterling.
&
Stock
Gas
Bros.,
10-15
1
10-15
4%%
J.I,
7%
Stock
Gamble-Skogmo,
preferred
5
10-14
10-28
10-14
10-31
10-17
65c
10-15
10-11
12-15
12-
22%c
10-15
22%c
10-15
9-30
$1.25
(quar.)
1
11-
1
10-11
10-11
75c
5c
pfd
RR.
(N.
H.)
Greyhound
10-15
9-30
1
B
A
9-30
9-30
$1.25
preferred
10-15
$1.75
11-
1
10-21
10c
<quar.)__
Chemical,
12-
1
10-15
1-15-56
12-15
(quar.)
Light
Machine
Dreferred
(ouar.l
Corp.
common
(J
Tool
Tube
Dividend
10-19
10-17
10-21
(quar.i
.(initial)
,
(quar.)
(increasedi
$$1.12%
common
11-
1
10-21
50c
(quar. i__
Co.,
12-
1
Light
$i
~
common
iquar. i
._
-
12-
1
11-14
$i
12-
1
11-14
~
New
Stores
Corp.,
20c
10-17
11-15
10-10
10-20
10-13
10- 6
10-25
10-15
10- 5
9-23
RR.—
5
9-23
10-
$1
10-5
9-23
5
9-23
75c
17%c
iquar.)
10-
11- 1
93%c
(quar.)
11-
1
15c
11-
1
•
10-20
10-20
1
11-
1
10-21
90c
11-
1
10-21
(George
&
Co.
D.)
Corp.
iquar.)
Automobile
American
Louis)
(quar.)
Bo$k Co.
common
(quar.)_
25c
10-24
10-14
10- 3'
10-31
10-31
9-29
10-24
9-23
25c
12-10
11-18
93%c
12%c
1-3-56
11- 1
10-31
12-15
10-17
10-14
12- 1
11- 1
10-15
11-15
10-20
*9-20
15c
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
common
pfd.
50c
Insurance
Co.
preferred
American
25c
25c
(increased quar.)
$1.20
prior
F'elt.
&
common
Products
Corp.
5%
10-10
10-10
25c
10-10
11- 1
.10-14
10-18
9-29
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-30
20c
9-30
Corp.
100%
j,
.
—^
.
97%c
$1.25
,
Maize-Products
American
12- 1
11-21
25c
$1.25
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-20
73c
10-28
10- 7
15c
10-15
9-20
(quar.)
55c
37%c
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10-14
(increased)
20c
10-28
10-14
$1.25
12-20
12-12
$1.75
10-31
10- 7
25c
25c
Marietta
preferred
$1.12%
11- 1
11- 1
10-20
10-20
(quar.)—_—j.
preferred
4%%
10-18-,
9-30
9-30
9-30
10-28
10-10
30c
iquar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
American
.10-20
(monthly)—
& Foundry—
Machine
Co.,
common
(quar.).
(quar.)
American Mutual Fund—
capital gains,
(65c
from
net
realized
8s
from
net
investment
Natural
preferred
Gas, com.
5%
Lines
President
preferred (quar.)
Smelting & Refining—-
American
7%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
American Phenolic Corp.
American
and
income)
Insurance
Fire
National
American
6%
preferred
Class
(quar.)
States Insurance Co.
American
Class
(Indianapolis)
A
B
American Sumatra
American
&
Telegraph
Viscose
Corp'.
10-13
12%c
Tobacco Corp
Telephone
American Thermos Bottle
American
.
9-23
9-23
11-15
,
(quar.)
preferred
dividend
Stock
•
•
convertible
$1.25
10-20
10-20
50c
50c
30c
31%ic
(quar.)
Co.
^
Theatres,
Distilling Co. (quar.)
Fidelity & Casualty, com. iquar.)
preferred (quar.)
American
5%
30c
75c
25c
—
com
(quar.)
Inc., common
American Can
(St.
<
(quar.)_rt.i.^
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
5%
(quar.)
(quar.)—
10-20
$2.25
10-10
25c
11- 1
10-20
$1
11- 1
10-20
(quar.)_.
(Increased)
10-14
25c
12- 1
12- 1
10-14
11- 1
10-20
quar.)
American Bosch Arma Corp.,
10-20
10- 7
11-15
10-28
10-14
9-21
ilOc
127%c
100%?
dividend)
common
of America,
preferred (quar.)
Amalgamated Sugar Co., 5%
Amerada Petroleum
(quar.)
American
9-16
11-18
11-15
10-20
$3.75
10-20
1-2-56
$1
50%
5c
:*
(stock
(initial
common
Allied
Aluminum Co.
11- 1
10-14
11-10
9-29
Ltd.—
(quar.)
Industries
Air-Way
11- 1
11- 1
Roper
Inc.
-3.90%
10-14
10- 5
11- 1
12- 9
10-18
10-10
,
(quar.)
preferred
American
11-
Sargent
5%%
10-20
25c
10-18
Fund,
.10-21
11-20
100%
3%
11-1
10-31
10-15
10-14
(stock div.)__
(quar. from net inc.)
Surpass Shoe Stores,
11-15 '
15c
11- 1
& Surety
10-29
5c
12%c
30c
8-31
55c
dividend
Common
8-31
10-10
(increased)
Addressograph-Multigraph
Affiliated
10- 4
10-10
Alloys, Inc.—
convertible preferred (accum.)
Adams Express Co. (stock dividend)
Stock
Holders
10-18
5c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_
$1.10
Aetna Casualty
When
Payable of Ret.
15c
31V4C
Metal Products,
&
preferred
International
$1.19
10-18
Abiasive
5%
-2-
American
$1.17
10-31
10-17
Share
Company
Inc
'11- 1
(quar.)
10-31
I.,
Hair
iquar.)
62%c
M.
Home
(quar.)
15c
1
A.
American
37%c
(extra)..
Iquar.)
10-31
a
.__
Per
Name of
,
American
A
A
25c
on
:
this
10- 6
10- 6
10-14
10-26
10-14
B
class
10-21
10-14
11-
in¬
paid. The list does not include divi¬
week, these being given in the
not yet
announced
10-15
10-15
10-20
preferred
$3.60
1
10-31
5Cc
—
give the dividends announced in previou#
we
10-14
$1
(initial quar.)
(extra)
class A
2
directors
a
common
>
10-14
preferred
Corp.,
2
12-
B)
meet¬
special
a
Co
1
4.65%
Rogers
class
two
15 on
basis.
11-
12%c
50c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Power,
at
Machine
11- 1
10-18
10-18
10-18
&
12-
12-15
directors
a
held.
the
10-14
$1
preferred
Rockland
11-14
(quar.)
(quar.i
(quar.)
1
12-15
15c
14 on
and
vote
1
4.75%.
tl2%c
(quar.)
Below
American
common
1
meet¬
Corp.—
split
to
11-
t$2
(quar.)
obligations
Inc.,
1
11-
Co.—
will
11- 1
20c
(quar.)
common
334%
Iron
11- 1
11-1
1-2-56
10-31
11-15
12-15
12-10
Corp.—
guaranteed
1
12-
15c
special
a
to be held on Nov.
10-20
11- 2
12- 1
11-21
10-18
10-18
12-16
10-13
11-1
10-14
11- 1
11-25
20c
4c
Bottlers
Iquar.)2
guaranteed
Rich's,
10- 7
10-20
1- 6
10-21
11- 3
50c
common
Pile
11-
11-15
4c
22%c
40c
.
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
1
10-27
Co.
preferred
Concrete
11-15
12-15
75c
at
A
15c
15c
$1
participating class A (quar.)
Republic Natural Gas (s-al
11-
11-
Co.
4%>
10-20
11-
15c
now
25c
(quar.)__^
quar.)__
Co.
10-25
1
(quar.)—
$6.50
50c
__$0.2156%
10-17
$1.50
common
Co.
10-25
11-10
$3
common four-forwould
receive
four
Machine
Sewing
Agnew
1-20-56
11-21
37%c
35c
(quar.)
A
Industries, class A
Raymond
6%
9-30
20c
(special)
class
Co.
Cement
Bros.,
Voting
20c
Gas
General
Finance
7%
10-15
15c
(quar.)„
(quar.)
Co.,
11-10
—
prior preferred (quar.i—;
Fund, Inc. (irom Investment
three-for-one
9-30
40c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Cl
Pennsylvania
Permanente
10-11
10-15
40c
common
Electric
&
(initial
Pcpsl-Cola
10-19
class
Yates-American
11-10
$1.25
Preferred
1
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Gas
Patterson
10-15
1
5c
:
Lines
Co.,
Lighting
11-
75c
(quar.)
Corp.—
10-15
12-
5c
Co.
Pacific
32 %c
&
11-1
160c
(quar.
Outlet
Reading
10-15
J5c
common
F.)
preferred
Oklahoma
Price
1
12%c
Canada, Ltd. (s-a l
(quar,)
(Chas.
10-31
$1.12%
(s-ai
Wisconsin
10-10
11-
$1.25
(s-a>
(quar.)_
common
Plomb
10-15
58c
Extra
Pioneer
1
10%
(quar. i_
Engineering.,
6%
1
56V.»c
(quar.l__
(quar.)
Northwest
B
11-
Stores—
Co,
Northland
Noyes
1111-
15c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Telephone (quari)_:
Ohio
Class
1
10-17
10-17
11-15
56V4C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
10-11
12c
$1.06 %
gains)
the
25c
Northern
Prudential
dividend
preferred
11-
(Wash.,
Corp.
common
Electric
preferred
Fruehauf Trailer
9-30
37%c
(quar.)
(quar.i
Stores
10-14
60c
(quar.i_
new
convertible
(A.
1
10-11
10c
(quar.)_
11-
2%
B
&
Franklin
5%
1
11-
10c
(quar.)
Gear
Freiman
4%
10-31
11-
dividend
Common
5
20c
(quar.i
Inc.,
Porter,
Fitchburg
5%%
A
10-31
30c
common
common
preferred
5%
A
10-
12%c
(quar.)
Finance
class
B
Fisher
Foote
Electric
10-15
11-15
11-15
Inc
Association
Services
5
10c
(quar.i
Works
Screw
Federal
10-
i30c
(quar.I
(Increased!
Group
10-19
10-15
15c
(quar.l___
Corp.
Hampton
Federal
Firth
Co.
10-31
Jl4c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Lines,
Electric
Empire
Exeter
common
Steamship
Sault
11-
convertible
Noxema
10c
25c
profits and 3 cents from earned income)
Eastern
$1.05
Extra
from
'
Drexel
10-15
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Car
10-14
Light—
vote
25c
Corp.
Illinois
10-14
(quar.)
25c
Share
American
Northern
Northern
Ltd.—
1
Ltd
Co.
Co.
10-12
(quar.)
Linoleum
i.
8teel
Mines,
Merchandise
North
11-
(quar.)___
class
Inc.
1
1
10-15
10-15
Shipbuilding Corp.___
Alkali
Fund—
Dreyfus
(7
10-
140c
Oilcloth
Dickenson
Y.
11-1
1
(quar.)
&
of Western
$1.50
Year-end
Donnacona
14-28
10-15
137 %c
(quar.).
Quarterly
Dominion
'
Ltd—
preference
White
weeks and
11-15
II- 1
$1
Niagara
or
__
!____
&
Theatres,
Products
11-
:
dends
7c
11- 1
dividend)
Niagara
__
option).
Co
N.
.
10-31
11-30
11-
(quar.)
common
10-15
10-15
12-15
11-
(s-a!
Steel
National
New
securities
net
either
holders
Fabrics,
profits and
securities
paid
be
the
convertible
Dominion
10-26
10-31
in¬
earned
from
capital
split
Acme Aluminum
4%%
non-cumulative
National
net
Shepard
Dominion
2nd
will
at
&
preferred
10-15
11-30
10c
Extra
$2
10-14
11-15
t5c
(quar.)
Blake Co.
12- 1
11-17
10-31
$1.12%
$1.10
(quar.)_
(stock
<quar.)_
62 %c
Gas
will
(two
each
for
12-12
$1.50
A
Manufacturers
$2.50
$2
•
$1.20
Advertising Service
Electric,
preferred
National
meet¬
company
York
distribution
The
Dolese
from
Picture
A
10-31
137c
llCc
class
preceding table.
'
preferred
series
and 7 cents from
(2c
Inc.
RR.
to
10-31
$1.14"
of America,
Corp.
Narrangansett
Neon
net
shares
Whitney,
10-17 ?
1
$1.09
.
preferred
preferred
Common
3!
New
from
Plan
5
10-
17 %c
___
________
Morris
10-15
10c
Stockholders
11-30
Investors Service—
$2.25
5
35c
(quar.)__^
participating
9-25
10-
10c
iquar.)__
$3
'
$1.50
30c
(quar.)
(quar.i
$4.20
Power,
preferred
Moody's
!
Co.
11-
t30c
(quar.)
B
1
<
75c
(quar.)
preferred
Montana
$6
C
11-
(George), Ltd.—
one.
Co.—
preferred
1
87 %C
common
from
C.)
Pachic
proposal
basis.
________
(quar.)
Power
10-15
:
Lines
proposal
(monthly)
preferred
5
1
cents
(3
(quar.)
D.
Stockholders
the
Miles
Monongahela
Shares
Ltd.,
(Del.),
10c
Air
ing
Mississippi Power & Light, 4.36% pfd. iquar.)
10-20
5
10-
10-15
11-
income)
Stockholders
-
-
(quar.)
Engineering
Mercantile Stores, Inc> (quar.
11-
$1.37%
and
(quar.)
&
Laboratories
10-
15c
Western
Woodward
directors'
11-18
Snares—
of
Machine
a
2%-for-l
a
Ltd.
Fund
preferred
(quar.)
Mills, 6% preferred
Weston
-
common
on
Oil
5
5
10-15
Extra
special meeting
on
preference
$3
1010-
Inc.—
preferred
Western
11-10
1
7
10-15
10-15
10c
$4.50
12-15
12-
10-
10c
(quar.)
A
come)
a
7
the
shares
Co.,
4.56%
(quar.)__„
Oct.
on
Discount
split
to
at
Nov.
1-15-56
10-14
50c
Wellington
10-10
10-15
1
11-
10-14
10c
class
$4.25
'
50%
35c
10-20
V
-11-18
$1.02
$1.75
stocks
B
Of ~
(quar.)
vote
McColl-Frontenac
proposal
gains, pay¬
Lines
approval'
to
__
on
$1.06%
(quar.i
(quar.)
class
will
held
10-25
$1.50
& Raynolds —
(Directors omitted payment
&
be
to
Corp.—
Inc.
(subject
Co.
11-10
(quar.i________
(quar.i
:
common
^
Shirt
Stockholders
Devoe
A
dividend
$1.07
Transportation
Bros.,
&
Dean
Stock
Manhattan
$1.17
common
preferred
Continental
11-18
Publications,
35c
preferred
(quar. I
(C. G.l, Ltd., common
6%
11-29
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
7
$1.75
(Bait.),
Fund,
and
10-11
10-
10-31
62 %c
,
Washington,
-•
1
10c
—
(quar.i
(quar.i
(quar.)
Line
come
12-15
MacFadden
55c
%
Conn
1-3-56
10-10
(quar.)
preferred
Marquette Cement Mfg. Co.—
(quar.i
Natural
25c
1
Inc.
4.96%
(quar.i
(quar.)
preferred
Value
10-10
11-
40c
(quar.i
Electric,
preferred
11- 1
11-1
Louisiana Power & Light, 4.16%
$1
holders
at
5%
1
11-
10-10
(quar.)
Transit
United
1
11-
.10-20
Extra
11-19
$1.24
Loblaw,
10-10
B
10-11
11-
130c
(quar.)__
Corporations,
Class
10-11
I2%C
securities profits
from
10-14
10-15
10-17
preferred
Continental
investment
United
1
115c
iquar.)
Funds,
9-30
11-
50c
(quar.)
ing to be held on Oct.
(quar.)
10-10
time.
(quar.i
preferred
12-1
$1.40
preferred
10-10
Ohio Electrio—
Columbus & Southern
preferred
37%c
5%
10-17
10-15
10c
Gas
&
United
9-30
10-10
1
10c
20c
—
Cigar-Whelan Stores Corp.—
convertible preference (quar.)
$3.50
•
A
< accum.)
incomei__
(irom
from
4.65%
10-10
1
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
10-28
Glass
Co.
Mfg.
United
9-30
$1.25
11-
11-10
Corp.—
(quar.)
Oil
United
Telegraph-
&
(quar.)
1
(Extra)
in
4%%
10-10
Telephone
Fiber
B
Towle
10-14
50c
Common
1
37 %C
Inc.
preferred
Trlco
10-14
1
(quar.)
*.Year-end
able
Lincoln
12-
(quar.)
$2.50
Co.,
Finance
7%
10-14
2
$1
Supply
10-31
11-
stockholders)
City Stores Co., common (quar.)___;
4%% convertible preferred
(quar.
Cleveland
$ 15c
A
10-25
1
(quar.)i
Yi
12-28
10c
$1.05
(N
1-10-56
37e
10-12
10-14
1$1.25
(quar.)———
Ltd.
Co.
&
Supermarkets
Class
1
Co.
10-14
A
(quar.i
Bank
11-
dividend
Stock
10-20
(quar.)
110c
Canada
P.)
(J.
Thermoid
10-14
11-
(extra)
Manhattan
Chase
this
at
class
10-20
1
1
(quar.)
Power
Industries,
Texas
10-15
11-15
10c
___,
11-
(year-end)_
common
preferred
Belt Co.
Chain
payments
Products
City
Caterpillar
10-25'
10c
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Acceptance
1
1111-
(quar.)
of
Co.
Sunrise
11-25
10-10
10-11
11-15
10-15
10-31
1
$1.20
class
the
on
6%c
(quar.)
11-
____
action
no
University
30c
_______
(A. S.i Co.
(year-end)_—__
Wallpaper Manufacturers—
Campbell
Capital
__
(quar.i
(quar. I
___________
31 >/4c
—
20c
;___
33c
<quar.i____
12- 1
1
10-20
12-15
11- 1
11-
B
Stevens
10-15
________
____;
(quar.)
Steel
10-15
11-1
10c
25c
(quar.)
$1.25
11- 1
$15c
10-24
11-
10-31
$1.25
2%
(quar.)
Class
10-17
10-17
10-31
Brock,
Stanley
11-
10-14
125c
Light
(quar.
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Gas
Springiield
11-1
20c
<s-ai__:
Inc.
28c
1
1
(quar.)__
pfd.
Petroleum
Casualty
Nevada
Southern
11-
$1.50
—i,
pfd.
$1
preferred
Fire &
Southern
10-18
10-18
11-10
1-13
11-15
12-
5%
(quar.)
B_______
11-18
1
11- 1
11- 1
12- 1
2-1-56
12- 1
22%c
Extension
25c
(quar.i-
common
$1.32
Salle
20C
$1
(quar.)________
____
Co.
Leece-Neville
._
Water <b
Calif.
Forge
Heater
Class
(quar.)
Time
(quar.l___:
Stores,
Laurentide
______
preferred
4%
preferred
Products
and
was
(quar.)
common
Inc.
Kyser
was
Corp.
10-20
9-27
10-14
10- 3
11-1
35c
$20c
13%c
13%c
._
(quar.)
prcferied A
(quar.)
Corp.
(stock dividendl__
La
Co
Forge
Bullock's,
11- 1
10-11
11- 1
10-15
12- 1
40c
(quar.l_
dividend
Kropp
11-29
Thompson
$1.12%
com.
Ltd.,
Co.,
&
12-
1-3-56
1
—.—___—
____
& Sons, Ltd., 5%
convertible
6%
10-14
10-15
11-14
57 %C
Hampshire—
(initial).
California
12- 7
65c
„
Iquar.)
Kobackcr
35c
(quar.)
common
common
Inc.,
Jantzen,
11-15
10-11
published under its proper name in sev¬
eral issues prior to our blunder.
Burnham
Inc.,
intended
was
Industries,
Burlington
preferred
convertible
55c
(T
(H.)
12-20
50c
(quar.)
Utilities Corp.,
S)
Sirnms
Simon
10-14
10- 5
10-14
11- 1
10- 1
10- 5
11- 2
12- 2
10-14
11c
(quar.)
Corp.,
Kingston
Sept.
and
5
Co.
Interprovincial Building Credits, Ltd.
Sept. 16
reported in
5
dividend
The
incorrect.
for
record Sept.
of
.
7-20
10c
Power—
common
30c
$10
$1
(quar.i
8-1-56
per
——
,
.
preferred
International
Company (Correction)—
The 10 % stock dividend payable
holders
(quar.)___
common
(quar.i
-4-20
40c
preferred (quar.)_^
10-26
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-31
11-15
10-15
10-15
11-25
12-29
11- 1
15c
$1
%%
6%
9-30
10-15
$40c
25c
60c
15c
$1.25
25c
30c
25c
$1.06%
Extra
4
New
Southern
Lighting & Power, $4 pfd. (quar.)_
Inc, (from earned Income)
11-25
11-
(quar.i
(special)
Interchemical
10-20
1
9-30
Fund,
10-15
15c
16c
95c
18c
(increased).
(increased)
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ingersoll-Rand
10-14
1
Inc.
Hotel Barbizon
10-30
11-
Power
(Joseph)
10-30
1-2-56
:
preferred
iquar. i_
preferred
15c
*80c
J50c
65c
5%
Electrochemical,
37%c
56 %c
30c
$1.12%
$1.12%
1
10-15
Year-end
10-14
11-
11- 7
10-17
25c
(quar.)
(quar.i—
Water
10-27
Budd
to
Co.
10-10
(quar.)__.—
Products
<s-a)__
Steel
HIgbee
(quar.|_
(quar.)
Co.
Powder,
10-10
10-31
11-25
10-31
——-
pfd.
$1.60
common
preferred
10-17
10-31
11-30
invest-
net
-
Co.,
Mfg.
Iranrite,
Apartments, Inc.—
$6
1st preferred
(quar.)_
$3 prior preferred
(quar.i
Boston Woven Hose & Rubber
Buchanan
$2.40
10-15
10-31
(from
Ltd.,
$105
at
of New
Insurance Co.
25c
Bros.
Hayes
8
Fund
Mutual
Products,
11-10
11-
North
incotne)
Hercules
Beaux-Arts
Brockton
Guardian
11-
——-
(quar.)____—
(L. 6.) Co., common
preferred (quar.i
Iron
ment
7
15c
4%%
Bath
5
10-
10-
1
of
Co.
(quar.)_________
America
(quar.i—
14
Nov.
on
this dividend 1
Brewing
1-20
5-1-36
called
(entire Issue
$5.75
Finance,
10-20
2-1-56
27 %C
plus
Pacific
Sierra
$1
15c
150c
$$1.50
Ltd.
1
Quarterly
to
common
$$3
80c
$1.50
Into
10-15
11-
27 %c
(quar.)
Security
'<?.
10-15
1
27 %c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_____
redemption
1
11-
27 %c
preferred
Sebewaing
i
(quar.i
prfd.
5%%
Co.,
(quar.)__
preferred
for
11-
—
5%%
Seaboard
When
Holders
Payable of Rec. >
110c
(quar.)
B
class
preferred
share
Extra
10-13
10-
Co.
5%%
10-14
this
plus
share
per
Saddlery,
Guarantee
11-
$1.50
preferred B (quar.i
—.i.^—preferred
(quar.i——^.
Mfg., $2.25 conv. preferred (quar.)—
6%
10-27
15c
(quar.)
$110
at
convertible
West
Vreat
31 %c
(quar.)
common
10-14
11-15
-
Holyoke
(quar.
.
30
Union
15c
Banking,
A
Common
j
1955
+20c
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Schwitzer-Cuminins
6%
30
No.
Halle
3%C
Transport, Inc.—
6% convertible preferred (accum.)
Atlas Finance Co., $1.60 preferred
<s-a>_—
Atlas Plywooc Corp., $1.25 conv. pfd. (quar.)
10-10
11-15
A
Share.
*
■
*
5 % %
9- 1
14 %c
40c
quar.)—
Company
0to.,
&
Class
12-9-
1-2-56'
convertible pre¬
called for redemption
issue
•
Britain)-
(increased
& Co.,
M.i
(entire
Nov.
10-10
Associated
Automobile
iG.
ferred
10-15
51.12%
$1.12%
——
capital
and $0.0142 from investment income)
Glannini
10-27
130c
2
_____—
Appalachian Electric Power—
4%%
preferred (quar.i
$4.50
preferred
iquar.i__
Associated Fund, Inc. ($0.0208 Irom
10-28
5c
dividend)
2
11-
11-10
45C
5c
50c
(uuar.i
& Conveyor Co
Anchor Steel
Anderson,
Co.
Board
Box
11-18
15c
(quar. )^z_^___
Extra
Grand
2
11-16
Year-end
American
11-
11-16
Juc
-
12- 9
'
11-
££
(quar.)_
1-2-56
15c
5%
preferred
Public-Utilities
General
9-30
Scarfe
'
■
_______
convertible
on
10-14
dividend
Name of
-
'Shares Payable of Rec. ;
•_
;
Elcptric Co., Ltd., (Great
-American
deposit
receipts—
10-20
1
Texas—
;
General
of Rcc.
10-28
be
(quar.i-
Corp.
Radio Corp.
Aircraft
Share
——27/10c
of Company
Holders
When
Per
•6 %
of
Co.
(quar.)
Stock
.//•<!.* /, V'
\
.>
•
Oil
American
Common
Dividend announcements are
•
Monday, October 10,
.
.
.
-(1466)
(Continued on page 48)
*
9-12
-
Number 5471
Volume 182
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1467)
Stock Record «»
York Stock
Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
Range tor Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
Lowest
Lowest
40% Nov
1
49% Apr
Jan
7
115% Apr
20
107
Jan
5% Jan
.6
14 % Dec
31
13
Jan
5% Jan
5
lO'A Dec
14
4
50% Dec
30
..Nov 24
20% Jan
4
56'A Dec
26 % Dec
27% Jan
44Ya NOV 29
106
8
NEW
Highest
39% Mar 14
48% Jan
111
51
4
6
16% Jan
27
ABC
7% Mar 23
233/8 Sep
19
ACF-Brill Motors
4%
46% Jan
18
71
Aug 25
30
53
Jan
18
79
Aug 25
31
25V2Jan
6
35% Sep
39 'A Jan
6'
51
7
24 % Jan
4
31
Aug 20
30
Jun
Vending Corp
5
89
Nov
30
77% Jan
21
18 y* May
5
29% Dec
8
21-% Sep
26
12% Sep
26
22% Mar
2
33
Dec
29
Jan
121% Aug
30% Jan
Adams
123
Dec
29
107
Mar 15
141
Sep
23
3
172
July 29
157
July 28
170
Jan
5
2%f Jan
4
6
Jan
20
12% Jan
4
3% Mar 25
111
3
18% Jan
6
29
Dec
3% Jan
29
1093/4 Jan
7
•85% Jan
6
16Y* Jun
14
187/b July 28
18
Jan
Jan
12
85
Aug
2
80
Jan
3
3V* Jan
4
9
Dec
29
7 % Jan
26
209% Jan
3
140
Sep
BO
29
210
Dec
23
6
141
Dec
27
Jan
122
4
45% Dec
16
97
4
113
Dec
20
106
92% ifen r
106
Dec
13
104
May
Jan
Jan
20
3
7
19% Dec
16
Jan
40V4 Sep
29
34% Jun
55% Dec
3
97
Jan
147% Nov
94% Jan
74% Nov
93% Jan
Apr
Jan
17
110
Sep
$4
21
5
Allied
Kid
Allied
Allied
9
4%
Apr
11
7
81 % Apr
13
3
160 % Apr
11
Dec
29
16
1343/4 Apr
2% May 16
98
Feb
29% Jun
'8
6
139% Jun
13
3'/a%
14
American
327/e Dec
20
Nov
5
IS3/* Jan
4
56
4
>66
4
:
Jan
9
Jan
31 Va Mar 15
100
Feb
36
1
110
31% Feb
2
70
6
22 V* Mar 30
15% Dec
20
1414 Jan
4
58
Dec
20
56% Jan
6
30% Oct
21
41
Mar 15
33% Jan
6
>
96
Jun
15
1043/4 Mar
100
5
Jan
;
84
6%
5
2nd
Amer
4%
22 Vb Jan
18
33% July 15
19% Dec
31
18% Jan
.17
21% Mar
8
Dec
31
26
9% Jan
3
American
38% May 16
45% Jun
28
American
483A Nov
29
43% Aug 31
27% Jan
4
383A Nov
29
35% Jan
18
48% Jan
4
66% Dec
21
60
12
20% Jun
11
Jan
253/s Aug 12
23'A Mar 17
22
Jan
5
32% Dec
27% Mar 14
91
Jan
4
99
Sep
29
56
Dec
29
47
,
43% Mar 25
125% Apr
6
91% Sep
48
21
148% Dec
21.
140
105% Jun 30
31% Jan
7
114% Dec
8
Jan
27
106
54% Sep
8
45
13% Dec
4
27
49'A Sep
39 % Dec
9
111% Sep
1
8% Jan
Dec
23
;15
15% Dec
27
:
42% Dec
'57
76
'
Mar
2% .Jun
26
Jan
20
,
70
.
.Nov
40
13
Jun
Jan
14
100
Jun
14
27% Dec
2
7
1
29
)
,23% Jan
12
19
: 21%
24
Sep
29
115
16%
163/a
,16%
105%
1053/4
1043/4
235/B
23%
23%
37%
37
37%
37
59
58%
59%
58
*96
97
*96
97
653/4
134
134
*131
138
*110
100
115
110
112
*111
116
39
10
67%
371/4
1
•.
38%
813/4
73
38%
37%
37%
225/8
*111 %
34%
*103
10
30V4
30 V*
50
69
89
5'%%
-17%
50
preferred
39 Y\
100
39%
39%
♦105
106
106
♦28% - 283%
893/4
88%
893/4
72%
72%
72%
105
30
30
70
♦69
1,600
23
45,600
22 5/8
♦103
105
10
30
2,000
71
120
30 1
30'%
*69
183/o
17%
18%
70%
*67%
69%
41%
40%
41 %
900
18%
*68
27,100
70
40 Va
4iy4
9,200
105%
108
*105
107
1C0
34
71
18
110%
34
68 %
♦105
107
14,800
73
110%
40%
40
300
883A
72
18%
*
70
700
28%
86
105
30
69
25,600
25,400
2%
38
34%
*104
*103
183/o
76%
105%
*35
23%
34%
4,300
*28%
113
*108
34%
30%
A
38 %"
22"%
233/8
113
71
18
*68
69
74%
103
2%
♦35
345/8
105
30%
78
200
300
37 %
373/8
1063/4'
28
*111
21,300
113
39
22%
23'%
*69
18%
*67
No par
com
*108
38%
72
35
103
111%
88%
115
34%
103
Corp com—2
ser
Co
23%
116 %
34%
100
65%
37%
76%
-
97'
111%
273/4
72%
6,500
137
105%
89%
*113
100
common
Arma
Shoe
88
72%
22%
100
preferred
89%
75
2,000
65
3
♦35
400
37%
*127
78%
.'
7,900
24%
"
*96
663/4
107%
78
3
71
97 •,;i
*2%
107 '/2
*2%
87'A
No par
com
106
2%
1,700
58%; ,58%
37
137
*131
1053/4
78%
78%
109
~50
16%
106
*23'%
58%
66
66%
67
134
663/4
24
: 37
*96
97
66
134
15,500
113
16%
24%
97
523A
120
113
107%
58%
-
50,600
154
51%
*110
163/8
37%
Inc
1
common.
Can
28Vb
20
33/4%
293/8
28%
21%
*21
Radio
&
Co
Corp—__1
29'A
28%
105%
200
21
21
21
25
Cable
&
;J
6%
6%
42%
12.50 '
common
43%
42%
42%
44%
44 Va
Colortype
43»A
43
43
2,500
62 3/2
62
62 >/4
1,300
27%
27
273/8
27%
27%
30
30
30
30
30
57 Vs
Enka
Corp
...
L
u-5,
„i——
..-
5 5 3/4
92'/8
92%
56%
57
•155
46
113
113
14
46
46%
47
47
13%
14
14
14 %
112%
51%
52
52
37
513/4
52
27 >/4
1,400
♦293A
30 3/a
3,000
♦92
93
56'/a
165
114%
113
46 Va
114
-
56%
♦155
165
26%
30'A
93
93
57%
165
27 VB
27
♦293/4
923/s
14'/a
112%
-
923/4
*155
165
*150
-
2,300
43
62%
55%
Tiling
29,100
437/8
Cyanamid Co com
10
preferred series B.100
conv preferred series C.100
.American'Encaustic
43 %
.44%
623/8
'•
92%
-
500
7,900
42 3/4
44%
433/8
27
-
„
44%
443/B
44%
:::25,ieo
63A
62%
293/4
20
44 %
43
423A
43
28%*:
21
*
6%
'
43'/8
10
-
,42%
27%*
21
•
63/4-
6 2 3/u
10
conv
6 3A
43%
44
63
Co
,
6%
6%
62%
43 Va
63
Crystal Sugar com
Distilling Co
44%
44 Va
No par
No par
Co
"
283/4-
21
6%
*91'A
.American
2 8 5/a
21
6%
100
American.
29%
21
"
Cable
prior preferred—.
,
6
96% Jan
26
25'% Jan 20
Sep 29
<>«% Mqv 10
Mar 30
American
6
55'/a
114'A
112
'
'112'A *
2,800
46
513A
1,400
14 »/4
2,100
513%:
52 .%
4,500
*373/2'
38'A"
'
513/4'
*37%
46'A
♦14
14
>
52%
36,000
160
"
♦46% -47
14
50
56'/b
♦155
'
&
*
Mar 30
6%
convertible
14
American
Aug
2
*■-
2
6%
"When
\ Sep 29
rv«f,
ej
American
4
5%%
24
Sep
26
35% Apr
7
89 %
Aug 26
4
30% Nov 23
27% Jan
21
54
Nov
8
453/4 Jan
5
107
Feb
24
Wi'/4 Jan
18%
18%
15
14%
143/b
-
153/8
38%-
200
3.90%
6
11,800
15%
109,300
42%
43 3/a
18,200
72 «A-
74'A
423/4'
43%
423/4
433A
72
73
72'A
73
72%
3%
4
31
♦31
31
4
4
♦31
32%
80'A
78%
30
12%
12%
12%
123/4
preferred—100
*100
1
*100
101
29%
„——1
15
29%
29%
*14%
15
79
*123/8
101
101
4
32%
72%".
-
4
♦303A
;.
43«A..-
42%'
73%
793/4
&
'.18 «A
i4»/2
44%
50
International Corp
Mach
18
15% -16
'•
18 Va "-18'A*
3%
1
4
•
...
31
79%
123/8
12'A
101
293A
293/4
15%
153/8
30
; : 30
♦14%
35'A
35%
3 6'A
35V4
36 «/b
104 %
♦103%
104%
♦103'A
104%
*103 »A
104 >/2
25%
25%
25 Va
253/4
25%
253/4
25'A
100
*89
903A
♦89
.
"
->
-
"
12%
:29%•*14%35 Va
'
903/4
♦89
33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
33%
333/4
58'A
56%
57%
563A
5 8 3/8
56'A
58
55
100
*105%
105%
105%
*104 3/4
♦89
*89
90%
903A
10
700
15 »A'
100
25"
33
56%
1,200
6,600
104 »/2
24'A
No par
300
4,000
-
29'A
35 »/a
*104
^.No par
preferred
4,300
31'/a*
80%
♦101'A. 102 ;
c ;
153%
34 %
25
78
12'A
102
♦101%
*103%
Fdry common—7
'
"
80%"
12 3/b
♦14%
4,200
4
31'/a'
•
80
29%
35
4
"
1
35
>
;
100
of 111
Investment Co
*-
70%
No par
prior preferred
'American
14'A
common
issued"
107% Feb
1/,
18%
43'/a
.
-
v
15
39
38%
18 3/8
14
Products
Ice Co
noncumulative
American
--•
-
48
1
5
com
preferred
American-Home
16
Leather
&
-
10
Hawaiian SS Co
Hide
.Apr
32%-Sep
*37%
'*37%
183A
—37--
40c
Power..No par
American
13
11
Foreign
Inc..
American
Sep
17% Jan
Lines
.American Gas & Electric Co
75% Jun 16
5%; Apr- 1
105
:
Secur—.No par
*
American
103
84% Jan
European
/American: Export
.
21
Apr
Eosch
13% Sep
17
-
16
83
Jan
Jan
283/« July 27
94% Oct
4
Feb
3 Va %
.40 % Sep 22
,20% Sep- 22
38
11
313/4 Dec 30
107
,•
49% Sep
.
15-
100% Jan
54
Jun 29
j65.
25
17% Jan
{
30
28
92
Jan
L
3
3% Jun
..
17..
l1
7% May
Jan
12% Aug 17
<62%. Feb
I.
31
32% Oct 27
28
v44% Jan
34% Mar 10
30
Dec
.4% Dec
i
*113%
54
*23%
American
10
119%
115
*144
1193/4
59%
20
110
8%
'
(26% Jan
*33% Jan
27
American
4
53
*110
37
...
Chain
.American
12
154
*144
54%
23%
100
1,400
90
b5/8
106%
16%
106
22%
*219
58%
America—'
Chicle
8
15'A Jun
16%
105 Va
152
11,600
116
*89
9%
*21 O
26V2
preferred
12
Sep
16%
108
113
90
8%
23-%
Note
American
4Va%
52% Jan
...
of
American
.
17
127
27
26
7%
3
463A Sep 16
71% May 6
29% July 11
30% Jun
2
633A Sep
Mar 15
Sep
jg'A
105%
preferred
109% Sej
4
115
100
conv
Theatres
5%
100% Jan
Mar 14
Apr
12% Jan
J
16
27
Jan
*1123/4
*89
7,500
19%
19%
22%
9%
1,100
3'%
*115%
23
6,400
Broadcasting-Paramount
25% Dec 31
29t
53%
*111
195/e
116
common—No par
convertible
4
49% Jun
115
1
preferred 1952
4
35% Feb 23
44% Jan
4
*112%
19%
3%
22%
5
Bank
Brake
11
Sep
*145
I
120
3%
;
*115 %
893/4
83/4
54%,
*110
3%
19%
116
*89
148
52%
120 :
No par
Dye
preferred
4% Jan
6 %
&
54
*110
*157
35/8
*219
*138
159
52%
164%
23%
8%
*219
<-145
-
133
—No par
cum
16% Jan
10
No par
conv
21%
23
89
8%
*219
♦115%
23%
89
8%
19%
116
*22%
90
8%
100
*1153/b
23%.
*89
1
Co
American
Mar 30
Amer
14% Jan
100
I.
A
Bakeries Co
American
23
Oct
41% July 26
107% Sep 19
12
1
convertible preferred
4y2%
27% Mar 15
Jan
1
116
23 %
19 %
19%
19%
ni53/a
5
Amerada Petroleum* Corp..
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
May 31
65
37% Jan
,
Sep
1938
100
28
29
17
164%
3%
39
23
105% Dec
*157
3%
*27%
30
18
164%
3%
*35
91% Feb
Jan
*157
*157
3%
28
105 %. Jun
102
1641%
3%
1
39
7
22
164%
.10
28
6
27
*157
_100
common
*35
3
Dec
133
1
Oct
Dec
1,500
*131
50
Oct
22'A
133
6% convertible preferred
Amalgamated Sugar Co (The)
71
21%
213/4
1313/4
2vu
20% Jan
1,300
133
104 Va
23
400
111%
134%
.1
Nov
700
33%
110%
A
134 %
com
9
6
21%
23'A
33
HI
135
Amalgamated Leather Co
29% Sep
22%
34
111
«132%
21%
No par
5
24
*33 %
34
112
100
Limited
17
35
21%
34
*111
series—
Co
Jan
109
*23 %
•34
112
18,500
Aluminum
34
4
24
*23%
*33
500
13%
Aluminium
25% Jan
70% Jan
2,600
35%
13
15
26% Mar 16
463A
13%
23
16
22% Dec
45
343A
Sep
3% Mftr 29
26% Dec
91
47%
133/4
88
23
7
46%
36
1193/4 Sep
11
4
47
13%
convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement
Feb
11% Jan
6,000
47
35 %
4.08%
35
Jan
.
32
13 5/a
Stores Corp
preferred
86
57
68'A
315/a
36%
23
May
613/4
68
335/b
24
*23%
111
21 %
605/8
69
32%
*111
33%
~
613/4
69
33%
355/8
Sep
.
23%
331/4
61%
70
47
*46
62%
70
32%
21%
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common.
3% % convertible preferred
15
47%
615/a
32%
32%
*133/8
41
39
46%
111
613/4
72
*67
33%
133/4
Mills
July 22
61
72
36%
Inc
Chemical
633/4 Jun
26
62%
32 %■
215/s
:
Industries
Allied
Oct
Sep
60%
*66
13%
preferred
6
98
18%
35%
common—
2o3/„ Aug
7
19%
14
prior preferred
Allen
20% Aug 26
Oct
3% Feb
5
IB
134,
18%
Alleghany Ludlum Steel Corp
1
$4,375 cum preferred
No par
Alleghany & West Ry 6% gtd
100
12
40
19%
36
preferred
5'A%
16,300
18%
13i/2
common
1223/4 July
343/4 Aug
1
553/4 May 12
72 J/4 Jan 18
78
11
28
65
26
124 YK Nov
May 28
7
513/4 Mar 14
July 14
17
45% Jan
Jan
12
Sep
115
Jan
Mar
1% Jan
24
4
Jan
37% Jan
47
Jun
60 % Sep
123
14'A Jan
28
,
170
93.
16
103
3
18
30
19
00
Jun
21
20
414%
25,700
19%
351/4
Inc
Alleghany Corp
July 12
19%
18%
4,800
__1
preferred.
Inc
6,100
No par
Vicksburg Ry
Aldens
326
15% Dec
6
7%
9
100
14%
■
common
1951
U
104% Dec
8% Jan
71% Jan
Aug
40%
10/%
14%
1
28% July 25
913/4 Aug
5
Mar 14
383A Jan
28% Jan
117
40%
107%
14%
23%
.
Products
403%
109
143/4
No par
Alaska Juneau Gold Mining.
Alco
40%
*107V2
15
1
Corp
pfd
Alabama &
26% Mar 30
6
72
4.50%
>
40%
108%
14%
10
Co
Corp
Aeroquip Corp
24
405/8
*107%
14%
50
Air Reduction Inc
41
109
14%
Admiral
22
Shares
40%
143/4
4
Sep
the Week
Oct. 7
19%
25
common
:
15% Aug 24
Friday
Oct. 6
*1073/4
109
Sales for
Thursday
14%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp__10
Feb
21% Dec
Inc
38
27% Mar 14
PRICES
„
18%
issued"
Adams-Millis
41%
SALE
Oct. 5
1
Co
Express
"When
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 4
2.50
Co
preferred
Steel
40%
*107%
8
1553/4 Feb
104
Industries
5%
Acme
20
Tuesday
Oct. 3
5
common
preferred
ACF
Sep 22
25% Sep 12
34% Sep 20
3
£8
Monday
Par
100
1
22% Oct
Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
Abbott Laboratories
3
Feb
19
'
32
YORK
EXCHANGE
-
11,100
903A
'
19% Jan 11
100% Jan
20
Amer
68 % Sep
108
Sep
104% Mar 25
16
13
Machine
Amer
41 3/b Mar 16
Metal Co
4%%
Metals
&
Ltd
preferred
Jan
4
25
Dec
31
193A Apr
7% Jan
7
28
Dec
31
24% Mar 16
32
Jun
30
5 Va %
5
11 %
Sep
23
10% Jan
17
15
Jun
17
American
Molasses
15
'
8% Nov 22
393/4 Jan
15% May
32% Jan
12
20% Mar 14
14 3A May 12
50% Oct
13 3/b Jan
4
American
Motors
60 % Sep
23
American
11
American
News
3
American
Optical
30
26% Jan
3
39% Jan
6
67
6
13% Jan
21% Mar 14
24% Dec
42% Jan
13
27% Jan
4
144% Jan
4
36
Mar 31
118% Jun
22
25'A Aug 30
44% Jan
5
9
8% Dec
24
22
180% Nov
31
34
Oct
170
Oct
4
29% Jan
Sep
27
7
50% Jan
6
6
40% Mar 14
1613/4 Jun
13
39% Jan
3
Feb
1
40% Aug 17
125
Jun
7% May 25
26
57
May 24
45% Dec 30
170
Jan
122
333/b Dec
31
29% Feb
1
62 3/4 Nov
17
47
Jun
13
4
74% Dec
8
64% Jan
121% Jan
8
142% Nov
5
137'A Jan
4
10% Feb
25
16 % Dec
6
14% Jan
12
4
178% Dec
7
172 3/4 Jan
13
„50
156
Jan
Jan
3
55
121
July
Jun
1
22
30% Apr
19
9% July 9
25% Feb 17
66%
Dec~29
138% Feb
10
6
Aug 19
62% Feb
21
130'A Jan
20
38 Va Apr
53% Mar
101V2 Sep
Potash
&
Amer
Rad
273/a Jun
i6
179 Va Jan
5
1
1%
American
Seating
72% Apr
11
American
Ship
21
Amer
46'A Aug 24
131% Aug 12
37% Sep 13
58 % Feb
6%
203/4 Jan
1873/a July 21
311 Sep
29'A
30 Va
29%
29%
29'A
293/a
29%
29 »/a
45'/a
46
46%
48%
48%
50
49
49'/a
47
B—No par
87 %
91
88
89%
88
893A
88'A
89'/a
87
233/a
223A
23
227/8
23%
.23'/a
23'/a
22%
79% Sep
Co
No par
Sugar
Refining com—100
100
American
20
1
....
Tobacco
6%
Tobacco
100
100
,
29
38% Mar 14
71% Sep
22
American
Viscose Corp com
9% Aug 22
11% Jan
10
American
Water
28
26% Jan
Aug 13
13
Preferred
1
20% Sep
6
Works
6%
Preferred
29% Aug 16
28% Aug
5%%
Co
25
23
29% Jan
-4
52
Dec
29
47
Jan
6
83
Aug 26
Anaconda
4
59
Nov
23
52% Jan
6
72
Sep
21
Anaconda
Wire
30^,
5
333A Mar 30
40
Jun
20
Sep
9
25
*27%
*25%
28
26
series
25
series
Anchor
100
Jan
Jan
6
33% Jan
12
41
July 21
8% Feb
For
23
41% Aug 13
109% Nov 24
45% Dec
Sep
7
34
Sep
26
52% Mar 29
46
15% Nor 29
footnotes
103
23
see
paee
Jan
133/8 Jan
26.
6
3
110
Mar
44% Jan
57% Jan
7
3
7q
34% Aug 29
50
&
Cable
No par
»
preferred
Anderson
Clayton & Co
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Andes Copper Mining
6.25
No par
21.80
.10
14
7%
7%
33%
48%
x1643/4
33
55
56
175
♦172
73'„
7%
33%
32%
55
49%
50%
164%
49%
165
165%
433/4
433A
43%
43'A
124%
124%
124%
124 %
55'A
48%
164
423A
*123
83A
29'/a'
16,900
10,200
29 »/a
3,600
49
;
172
175
900
8%
563/4
56
9,500
88 »/a
5,200
23'/a
26,500
172
20
55'/a
493A
73/a
7%
9,400
313A
7%
33
323/4
6,800
55
46'A
164%
164
553/2
680
48 3/2
25,000
165
42'A
423/4
124'A
123%
123'A
43
570
1,300
70
33%
34
343/8
34%
33%
34»A
33%
34
7,300
473A
48%
48%
48%
49
49 »/4
493/8
50
2,100
85
142%
15%
15%
1783/4
179%
3%
31?
137%
76%
138
86
200
84%
84»/2
141%
142%
141 Va
1423/4
480
15%
15%
15%
15%
Xl53/a
15 3/a
1,600
1783/8
179'A
178 7/a
1793/a
178%
*84
85
141%
'
3%
76
138
87
*84%
142
313
3JS
76 Va
763A
140
139
64Ya
65'/8
65%
66 Vb
64%
9%
93/8
9%
93/8
9%
27%
27%
273A
273/4
„
142
179'/«
46,100
3%
3 ig
268,900
76%
77'A
13,800
139%
141 'A
1,560
66%
67 3/2
42,500
9'/a
93/8
9'/a
3,700
3 Id
9
77
140'/a
66
t
400
28%
28 3%
♦273A
28 3/a
*253/4
26
26
25%
253A
25'A
25%
200
183/4
19
19
19%
18%
19
18%
18%
5,900
68%
69%
683/4
69'A
67
68 »/a
64'A
66'/a
71,000
63%
64%
63 '/a
643A
X62'A
63
60'A
62
1,250
36 A
36'A
36%
36 3/a
36'A
35'A
36..
35
36
2,700
*104% 1°7%
35%
35 /4
48
49 %
*31% 32
►104%
107'A
*104'A
18%
68
193/a
70
64
65 A
Hocking Glass Corp—
Common
$4
•
77
9%
Co
45% Jan
.
.
73/8
75%
137% 138
65
66%
♦172
175
323/4
55
3 Si
com—5
Amer Zinc Lead & Smelt com new..l
23
•
3 \l
75%
25
common
preferred
56
15%
16'A
179 Vs 179 /8
5
wi
11% Sep 27
45% Dec
56
25
Co
Foundries
7%
33 %
49
50%
165
165 A
*42'A
43'A
*124'A 126
33%
34%
4b
48 A
*83
85
141
142
No par
100
common
♦172
175
73/8
32%
5
Stores
Rights
141% May 13
22%
*172
.10
American Tel & Tel Co
19
25% May 17
-
57'/a
1
cl
9
143/a
8 7/a
9
3,900
31
,■
56%
Co
Sumatra
♦14
8 3/a
Building Co—No par
preferred
*29
14'A
60
28 'A
273A
32
573/4
Steel
7%
28'/a
8 3A
noncumulative preferred—100
American
14'A
563/4
preferred..—
American
31
28
*30 «/2
8%
American
88% Aug 31
145
Apr 11
14 Vb
56%
American
18
28 Vb
32
83/4
Smelt & Refg com
American Snuff
14 Vb
553A
Safety Razor
American
1%
♦30%
57%
100
9
22
33
14
83A
Sany common—5
3
Apr
28
28%
133/4
16,300
105'A
55%
preferred
9% Jan
58 3A Sep
28
*31%
1,700
56
•104 »A
—No par
Chem
37% Feb
,f 172
34
13%
105'A
5
Co
Std
&
293/a
109
33
25
Co
Gas
Co
Amer
%
28
*32
1
Corp
22
*105%
109
13%
2
—20
com
Co
Natural
23
6% Jan
Products
convertible preferred
6
31
22% Feb
vAmerican Metal
3
73 % Nov
Jan
1
8% Oct
27% Dec
169
31% Sep
46% Jan
42 % Dec
6
*
7
34% Jan
1
com
36
s
♦253/4
107
*104
107
►104
106'/a
353/,
36
363/4
363/4
353A
361A
X34%
36
4,300
47%
48%
48 »A
49%
48
49%
46'A
47%
8,300
31'A
30
30'/a
29%
30
1,000
31
31%
*30%
15
The Commercial and
16
Financial Chronicle
...
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
(1468)
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
i
Lowest
Highest
13% Jan
4
17% Jan
4
"i% Apr"30
6 3/a Jan
3
4
43 % Feb
14
24%'May
3
31% July
4% May 19
26'%Dec2«
14% Dec 31
16
6
13
Jan
6
May 19
8
31
May 13
27
Oil
Argo
$3.75
17
Artloom
Mar 15
24
29% Sep
13
Arvln
14% Apr
14
12% Jan
6
17
Jun
17
18
25 3% Apr
5
30
Jun
16
6
92% Jan
8
64% Jan
4
26% Mar 14
Nov 29
37% Sep
8
22
1043/4 Feb
8
113
Aug 15
Nov 11
523% Feb
1
69
May 27
111% Dec
55
3d
3o •%
2 ,uuO
26%
27'%
26'%
26%
25%
26'%
263%
26
"4
26%
26%
3,800
44%
46%
44%
44%
45%
44%
45
45'%
30,700
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14/8
14
14'%
14
14'%
2J,6uO
I
27%
28%
28
28%
28'%
29'%
29%
29'%.
2o%
29-/8
10,200
98%
99
20
99
99 %
*b3
99'%
20 %
*19
20%
300
7%
1,100
__No par
__—5
Corp.
Industries
Ashland
Oil
Inc.
*19
45%
99 v2-
99'%
20
99%
20%
*98'%
*19'%
20'%
*19'%
7^/8
7%
*7-/8
7%
7%
*7%
8
27%
2.50
27%
27%
28
28
28%
8
28
7%
28'%
28
300
28
2,500
1
13%
14
13 :i/4
14%
14%
15 %
15'%
15%
15%
153%
$1.50 series._No par
27'%
27'%
27%
27%
27 '/2
28%
213/4
28'%
28
28
3,400
32 a%
33%
109%
58
32%
33%
33'%
333b
33%
33%
33 %
33'%
5,000
109
109'%
*108%
109%
109 V4
109'%
57
57%
138
135
136'%
Refining Co-
&
2nd preferred
Goods
Dry
88,800
Corp—
1
Common
100
Co
Associates Investment
109
10
preferred
5.25%
44-^8
5
com
Carpet Co Inc______No par
Associated
4
y4
10
Illinois
of
preferred
9% Feb
26% Jan
93% Jan
38
Corp
Co
Constable
14
4
21% Jan
3d
19
6% Jun
% Oct 26
Jan 26
30
38
102% Apr
3
4
38
96%'Aug 30
10% Nov
18% Jan
5
38
Armstrong Cora Co common-;
Arnold
100
4%
4%
37%
Armour
3
*4%
4%
Armco
Jan
4%
*4%
Shares
Oct. 7
38%
10
22
Oct. 6
*4%
28
29
4%
the Week
Friday
Thursday
38%
22
19% Sep
4%
Sales for
PRICES
5
163% Feb
&
SALE
HIGH
No par
Inc.
Co
Corp
Steel
6
AND
Wednesday
Oct. 5
Oct. 4
Oct. 3
5
Products
35% Apr
50% Sep
23
Jan
W
P
Archer-Daniels-Midland
6
May 12
13% Jan
7
31
102% Dec
22
Dec
5
A
Tuesday
Monday
Par
27% Aug 10
36
93% Jan
LOW
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
37% Oct
6V2 Dec 31
46% Dec
7
11
2% Feb
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
Lowest
STOCK RECORD
EXCHANGE
STOCKS
57
*108
109
58
58
59
59
58
58'%'
160
t
1,700
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
121% Jan
18
151
Jun
15
62
37% July 26
343% Jan
3
48
283% Sep
26
30
3
101
Dec
61
13
39% Jan
6
16
134% Dec
58
Mar
97
Jan
5
103% Oct
5
27% Jan
4
39% Dec
29
95% Jan
4
101 % Dec
10
963/4 Sep
15
Jan
4
43% Dec
10
383% Sep
6
•2
42% Oct
39
7
34'% May 17
22
Jun
Aug 11
Aug
2
Oct
3
Mar 17
8
Atlantic
9
Atlantic
101% Apr
20
63% Aug 26
11'% Mar 23
15% Jun
Mar 24
17
12
14% Aug 23.
20
18% Aug
May 26
24% Sep
4% Jan
Dec
49 % Dec
4
18
28
Mar 21
5% Oct
29
29
7
4
17% Jan
23
7
Sep
19
Feb
Jan
J my
17
S
16
1<
10
44
9
14'% Jan
18
4
3
Jan
11
24'% Sep
23
18
8'/4 Apr
54
Sep 27
Mar 30
59%
43'%
6.50
30
30
98
43'%
36'%
98
45
37%
50
-
100
preferred
403% Sep
47% Mar 14
2
52% Dec
4
10% May 28
43'%
issued"
"when
Common
4%
Preferred
RR—-No par
Line
Coast
common
$3.75
10
series B
Refining
100
*96
5
41%
20
..No par
53
*13%
Atlas Corp
Atlas
24% Jan
134'%
59'%
com.—10
-
Electric
City
59% Mar
483% Mar 31
..50
Co
Common
Preferred
Atlantic
43
*98
133'%
61
59%
60
6J
60
43
423/4
43
42%
43
1,20 J
1,600
135'%
130'%
133'%
6,100
3,100
29%
29%
29'%
29%
29%
29'%
29'%
97%
97%
*96%
98
97%
18
44'%
43'%
44%
43%
-44
42'%
37%
37 y8
37%
37'%
98
99%
98%
98%
99%
99'%
41%
41'%
41
41 Ve
40'%
40 3%
53%
55'%
55'%
56
54'%
56
*13'%
14
*13'%
14'%
12'%
12'%
100
403%
41'%
53%
*13%
42
137
60%
98
29%
*97%
43%
36%
100
134'%
*423%
60%
60'%
43
54
14
12%
17'%
37%
36%
1
70
4J'%
16,500
37-/8
22,300
/
160
5,100
Powder—
Common
Atlas
(voting)
Tack
Corp
Nichols
Austin
Conv
prior
Automatic
Avco Mfg
11%
17
21%
5%
44
No par
common
($1.20)—No par
pref
of Amer_„5
Co
Canteen
12
*17
213%
22'%
14
*13%
12'%
123/8
17*%
*17
12'%
12%
23'%
23%
6'%
6'%
6'%
44%
6
*17
17%
*17
23 Va
22'%
443%
23'%
6
v
17%
'/
3,300
7,100
100
233%
8,500
6'%
65,700
5%
44
6'%
44
6%
91',4
13
6'%
90
12%
6'%
6%
67/s
6%
91%
90'%
92
89%
90%
88
90%
13
13%
12%
13
123%
13
35
1093/4 1093%
*1033/4 104'%
1093/4
104'%
1093%
110'%
110'%
110'%
110'%
104 y2
104%
104'%
*103'%
104'%
*1033%
104'%
30
47a/B
48%
48
49'%
47%
48%
463/8
47%
46,900
69'%
69
69'%
69
69
69
69'%
3,300
41'%
*41
(The) common..—3
preferred
No par
Corp
$2.25 conv
55
15%
11%
17
22'%
6'%
44'/2
44'%
45
44
44
2,500
B
I
4% Jan
8
4
42% Jan
7
66
30
8
Jan
98
Jan
7
107
24% Mar 30
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
35% Aug
12
Baltimore
5
Jun
14
105
Baltimore
11
29
353% Jan
18
4
60% Nov 19
54% Jan
6
16% Jan
4
32
Dec
31
30
Jan
Feb
10
86
Dec
29
83
Jan
102% Sep
28
43% Jan
4
64
Dec
30
50% Oct
66% Jan
13
1
j
Sep
Sep
Convertible
Barber
OH
Barker
19
45
15
5%
17% Sep 30
40% Oct
1
15 % Jan
4
36% Dec
10
33% Jan
3
723% Mar 29
Bath
9% Jan
4
10% Dec
22
14% Jan
6
19'% Sep
4y2%
99%
4
55% Dec
8
27
57
Jun
8
4
143% Dec
9
133
Jan
24
147
Jun
29
3%%
Jan
6
107 % Dec
2
103% Jun
13
107% May
2
4y2%
31
13% May
3
25
•1
6
90% Nov 22
4
26
Dec
17
41
Dec
Jan
9% Jan
22
Jun
Dec
22% Mar 14
353% Sep
85
27
22
Jan
6
31
30% Jan
17
96% Mar
8
24%
*24'%
24'%
400
*39'%
40 Va
40'%
39
39
43 %
44
43
43'%
42»%
43%
5,700
17'%
17'%
17%
17
17'%
16%
16%
5,400
53
2,000
*24
53
Co common——12.50
Mills
Beech-Nut
38
Feo
16
Bell
Aircraft
42'% Apr
15
Bell
&
Co
—
,—
preferred
.10
common—
140
94
21V4
92
20%
21'%
21'%
21%
21%
21'%
47'%
47%
47%
47'%
47%
47%
48
473/4
47 7%
620
27%
27 %
27 7%
27%
27%
27%
27'%
4,400
13%
13%
13 7%
13%
13%
13'%
13%
1,500
23'%
12,900
23%
37'%
36
*yo'%
—100
*.
106
*125
140
*105'%
32%
23 Va
1
Co
*125
106
92
27%
13%
23 y4
27%
13'%
513%
52'/4
513%
140
32
37
.10
1
Corp
Howell
*92
21
47'%
1
52'%
52
T25
92
32 V4
100
■[,
92
30%
—50
53
140
32'%
105'%
pfd
RR—
•
31 y2
,100
-
4%%
*120
210
40
*125
105'%
2.50
100
Inc
(A S)
53
53
140
105'%
preferred
preferred
4Y*%
24'%
17%
25
18
4,100
17'%
173% Jan
Apr
51'%
No par
Packing
Beldlng-Hemlnway
101
140
50%
24%
Beech
Nov 17
1023%
51%
43
10
Beech Aircraft Corp—
Dec
100
102%
51'%
40
Sep
31% Dec
25
4
1023/8
51'%
24%
July 11
3
102%
50%
40
42%
17'%
48
13% Oct
102%
51'%
24%
30
25
41'%
102%
50%
104
41'%
200
41%
1023%
43
3
14% Oct
110
24'%
26
10% Apr 14
20% Nov 26
14,200
40
20% Sep
6
343%
111
600
6,100
26,000
40
40
34% May
*41
41%
<
43
prior
conv
Creek
111
6%
10
29
29
69
*41
34'%
35
34'%
6'%
50
21
Jan
69'%
413/4
104
51%
34%
*
Corp
Works
Beatrice Foods
Be a unit
34'%
34%
48
63%
24%
Beck Shoe
26
18
100
-10
Mar 18
273/s Sep
17% Jan
50
common
preferred—;
96
10
90% Jan
68a%
41%
*1023/8
51
11
35% Sep
Dec
preferred—100
Jan
1
28%
22
47'%
preferred
Iron
Jan
493% Sep
100
13'%
Inc..—
Bayuk Cigars
40% Jan
100
Brothers common—
1
5
20% Jan
107
13
100
Corp—
11% July
16
Corp
Co—No par
common
Bangor & Aroostook
Juiy 14
26
Ohio
&
24% May
38% Mar
Elec
&
noncumulative
4%
71% Aug 31
45
Gas
preferred series B
preferred series C—
4%
12
Jan
53% Sep
4y2%
18% Jan
48
6%
89%
Xl23%
343%
113% May
29% Jan
40% Dec
1
(The).Nopar
Inc
T)
6
99
113% Dec
(B
10
Nov 26
7
Babbitt
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Mar 31
109
Jan
10
Mar 24
11% Jan
9
107
8'% Feb
114
18
30% Jan
13% Dec 29
31% July 26
11
6% Jan
26% Jan
6% Aug 18
Nov 23
75% Dec
27%
13%
*98%
101
105'%
-
105'%
'
32%
32'%
93
*91
'
23%
37
101
233%
37%
101
24'%
24
23'%
105'%
105 y4
30
31'%
32'%
18,300
*91
21
23'%
220
93
21'%
3,000
37
37
*37
38
900
101
373%
101
101
*101
105
40
'
45 3% Aug
193% Sep
9
14
1'% Jan
3
23
1
27
32% Dec
29
30
Mar 14
43
24
Jan
7
22% Feb
1% Dec
Apr
59% Mar
26
22
% May 18
Best
56% July
48% Dec
3
Jan
7
111% Dec
31
101% Jan
6
165% Sep
144% Jan
5
168 % Nov 29
158'% Sep
13% Jan
6
170
Apr
19
18
Sep
16
85% Sep
15
1
22
6
14% Dec
29
05% Apr
30
80% Oct
27
74
Jan
18
36% Feb
9
50% Dec
29
48% Jan
6
78
Sep
35% Oct
7
37
Sep 30
Mar
17% Jan
~12~
29% Dec
~_3
24
Aug 17
31
14% Jan
11
27% Dec
31
25
Sep
33% Jun
.22% Feb
3
32 % Dec
30
28% Mar 15
35
5
75
Dec
29
54% May 18
88% Mar
1
24% Apr
8
Sep
6
4
14
&
Steel
"When
Biaw-Knox
Bliss
(E
9
Bliss
3
Boeing
&
20'% Mar 15
31% Sep
25
393% Jan,
3
Bon Ami Co
13% Oct
20
Jan
3
Class B
13% Jan
4
18
Dec
29
19% Jun
22
8
July 29
67% Mar 17
12% Jan
11
35% Dec
13
39
Dec
14
93% Jan
12
99
Dec
49% Jan
7
56% Aug
5% May 3
20% May 11
6% Jan
6
Dec
13
14% Jan
3
293/a Sep
19
Common
32% Dec
14
28'/a Jan
3
64'% Sep
19
5%
17
Dec
10
133% Oct
3
18% Mar 28
23% Jan
44% Dec
21
38
Mar 14
46'% Mar
53
Sep
19
May 10
56'% July 20
24% Jan 23
9»% Jan
62
14
38
11
113% Jun
Aug
8
66% May
343% Jan
6
48 % Apr
17
95 % Sep
12
3
53'% Jan
6
Jan
11
19% Jan
4
95% July 20
26
Jan
12% Jan
60
Jan
6
4
67
29
Oct
25
56% Jan
6
34% Dec
29
28'% Jan
28
100
Mar 11
33% Aug
2
14% Dec
95
2g
32
Aug 11
Sep 26
14% Jan
6
82
13
83
Jan
6
13% Jan
15
22% Dec
30
203% Jan
6
22
12
36% Dec
21
33
Jan
July 28
Mar 14
11% Jan
4
17% Dec
20
15%. Jan
6
74
Jan
6
85
Dec
28
853% Jan
20
25% Feb
24
30
Mar 12
25% Jan
11
51% Aug
27
Bond
10%
Jan" lT
80% Feb
3
73% Jun
17% Dec
88
Oct
29
5
100
July 7
61% Sep 16
Co
3'%%
99
Sep
4
9
34% May 6
100% Apr 25
36'% Feb
16
173% May 17
111
July 25
31% Feb 23
40
Jan
13
4
76% Jan
3
15% Jan
25% Nov 12
22% Jan
6
11% Feb
16%
Dec
29
15
Mar 18
11% Jan
25
Dec
16
23
Jan
7% Jan
32
Jan
4
,8
4
Dec" 30
80% Jan
92 % Mar
34'/4 Jun
8
22
8
22
19% Juiy l
30 y4 Jun 27
167
165'%
165 V2
166
166
300
16'%
16'%
16'%'
16
16'%
*83'%
84
82'%
83%
82'%
82'%
*70%
72
*70 y4
71'%
70
70
400
*36
36'%
35'%
36
35'%
35 Vb
300
15%
25'%
253%
5,700
50
6,500
25'%
25 V2
25'%
25'%
26%
26
26%
26
26
25%
26
32
31
31'%
600
62%
5
14%
16%
163/8
1.25
10%
10%
10%
15
63 %
64
63
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11,800
31'%
31'%
313%
62'%
61%
63'%
61%
62%
60%
623%
39,700
29'%
30%
29'%
29%.
28%
29 y4
11,900
28'%
28'%
28'%
29
29
29'%
14
13%
13%
13'%
14'%
930
16 %
16'%
16%
16'%
163%
6,800
30%
29
13%
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16%
16%
10%
10%
10%
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10%
10%
10%
64
63'%
63%
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6371s
63%
64
41%
42%
41%
42
41'%
423%
550
1,100
3,200
16,700
40%
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42
97%
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9814
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98'%
59
59 %
58%
59
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58 '%
57%
58'/4
57 Va
57'%
1,300
100
26'%
27%
26'%
263i,
26 3'8
27%
27
2714
26%
27'%
6,900
100
58
60%
58
60%
61'%
62%
61%
61%
60%
61'%
6,400
13%
14
13'%
13%
13%
14%
14
14'%
13%
14'%
9,400
5
42
43'%
42
42%
42%
42'%
42'%
42%
40%
42%
5,500
50
53
53
53
53
53
53
53
53%
54
54
20'%
91%
20%
20 3%
20%
20%
20'%
20%
20'%
4,900
92
89
91
1,100
30%
30 %
30%
5
Co
40%
100
Corp common
*9u%
25
43
98
*97
0
98
RR—
2.50
common
20
3.50
No par
20'%
93
30'/a
93
2.50
100
*96%
99
No par
33%
common
Bigelow
v
15%
_l
Inc
15
101
No par
24'%
30%
31'%
*96'%
33'%
1514
33%
153%
101'%
*101
*24'%
900
93%
92
30%
30%
30%
99
*96%
98%
97
97
33%
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33
33
33%
33
33'%
6,200
15'%
15'%
15 3 8
15%
15 Va
15'%
15'%
2,700
92'%
30%
104
25
*91%
102
24%
102
102
102
24'%
24'%
*96%
*101
104
10,400
100
98
'
500
24%
23%
233%
2,400
343%
10,000
31,400
33'%
25
343%
33%
34'%
34
34%
34%
35'%
34
5
203%
21%
20%
21'%
21'%
21%
20%
213/8
20%
21
No par
*92'%
93'%
*92'%
93'%
*92'%
93'%
*92'%
93%
92 %
92'%
100
28 y4
x27'%
283i,
2,000
Co
5
Co common..
preferred
Co
28%
28'%
28%
28'%
10
Forge
30%
32%
30%
31%
31
31'%
31
31'%
30'%
30%
22%
16%
23
17'%
22%
23
23'%
23%
23%
23%
23
23'%
3,800
5
16.%
17
16%
17
16%
17 y8
25,600
85
85%
80
84'%
84'%
27%
1
Co
Watch Co
Inc
new
Burlington Industries Inc
,
_1
com
preferred
—100
5
*71
86%
26%
.1
preferred
*15y4
15'%
26%
263%
100
second preference.
100
Burroughs Corp
Terminal Co
Butler
55,400
25%
16'%
Brunswick-Balke-Collender
Bush
151'%
25%
60%
i
(The)
148%
49
x26
31'%
60%
29
*28%
13%
1
Bucyrus-Erie
1,400
153'%
48%
25%
Inc
Co
48%
151 %
50
26%
31'%
(The)
72
1,800
473%
155%
25'%.
29'%
Brown Shoe
3'%%
4'%%
36'%
28-/a
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
4%
72
*35'%
*165
10,000
Bros
15
%
863%
27 %
-
28 3/a
28
27 y4
'26-
*15
r
16'%
*84'%
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*86
*26%
16%
15%
,M5'%
265%;
26%
83'%
*84'%
85'%
*84%
85
80
*71
80
*71
80
*71
87
85
85
26%
26
26
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120
80
*85
6,500
88*
26%"
86
*
86
25%
26%
15%
26%
15
15
27'%
26 y2
27
97/a
9'%
'
1,050
14,800
900
13,2(Xy
93%
4,100
2514
600
4
12
9% Jan
6
16
24'% Jan
18
36'% Feb
3
107% Nov
July
1% Jan
7% Jan
88%
Jun
* 83'%
73
36%
49'%
1533%
47 3/4
103% Apr
26% Sep
15% Jun
98
6
92 % Mai
80
84
84
—5
33%%
Bulova
15%
29
Bristol-Myers Co
Bullard
165
26%
31'%
Brass Corp—
33
50
*49'%
150% 153%
*1643/4 167
15%
15'%
50.
2.50
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton
'.
$5
72
.1
Airways Inc
Bridgeport Brass Co
4'%%
preferred
Buffalo
30
&
Maine
&
*83'%
*36
Branifl
Brown
153/a
-
preferred
Budd
1
165
33
153%
28%
13%
<fe
23
July 21
95'% July 29
21'% Aug
493%
148
com..No par
preferred
6
Sep
32'%
No par
Edison
11
71
32%
No par
Boston
21
84'% Aug
32 %
■
Borg-Warner
25% Sep
77% Aug 11
78% Dec 14
32'%
Borden
47% Feb
74% Nov
32%
Book-of-the-Month Club Inc
29% Jan
Mar 15
32'%
3
Mar 14
16
32%
7
29
22% Oct
3
32%
class A
Stores
27% Aug 17
16
61,500
Co
Bohn Aluminum
Boston
18
10,900
1'%
Laughlin Inc.:
31
3
20%
1%
(Delaware)——10
Airplane
31
29
(Del)
Co
17% Dec
74% Sep
20
1'%
W) Co—
35% Dec
15'% Mar 14
20 %
1%
Issued"
4
.
48%
19%
1'%
._
26
7
48'%
20
13/8
1% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet (Del) com,-5
4%% pfd series of 1951100
Black & Decker Mfg Co..
1
Jan
Aug 23
49'%
19%
1'%
X
Bethlehem
6% Jan
23
48%
19%
l3/»
Best Foods
4
May
17% Nov
49
19%
1%
Co
4
38
48
20
1%
Co
35"% Juiy 25
Jan
26
48'%
19%
1
Finance
Consol Mining
50
7
473%
4
Co..__1 peso
Bendix Aviation
Beneficial
Benguet
20% Jan
9% May
5,
4 6 3%
1
99 Vi Jan
26
1033% Jan
4
36% Dec 31
33% Dec 31
333% Jan
7
46% July 28
California
May 17
6% Aug 15
15% Mar 3
Callahan
5
11%
Campbell 'Red Lake Mines Ltd—„_1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Campbell W & C Foundry
15
7%
IV2
7%
7%
7%
7'%
7'%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
38%
39'%
39
3.6'%
37
37
37
37
37'%
373%
37'%
37
37'%
5,800
15
15
15
15'%
143/4
15
8,300
93
93'%
94
94
360
*62
63
30
30
700
12
Dec
42 Ye
2 3%
Dec~13
23
10% Jan
6
7»% July 14
-283% Dec
11
3
44'% Apr
4
26
8
11'% Apr
38'% Mar
6
40'% Sep
2
Jan
12% Aug 20
80% Jan
6
15y0Dec 31
99'% May 13
14% Sep
26
91'% Jan
17
62% Jan
60
57% Jan
13
11
Nov 30
82% Jan
5
273% July
21% Jan
44% Jan
4
33
4
61
For footnotes
253/4 Jan
9
Dec 29
page
10
28'/4 Mar 14
July 23
see
12% .Aug/26
53% May 27
26.
16% Apr
100
13
July 15
64% Feb
7
Butte
Copper & Zinc
Byers Co (A M)) common..
7%
participating
Packing Corp
_
Canada Dry Ginger Ale com__1.65'%
$4.25
preferred
Canada Southern Ry Co—
conv
Canadian
Breweries
Pacific
21
1
_
Canadian
Feb
1
Calumet & Hecla Inc
32'% Aug 29
.59
5
Zinc-Lead
35'% Jun
16
5
No par
preferred—HJO
Cannon
Mills
Ltd
Ry
10
24y2
102
40
5'%
10'%
25
102
40'%
5'%
12
9% "io
*24y2
*10iy2
40
5%
11'%
25'%
102
9%
24'%
102
10 V
24%
102
40'%
*39%
40%
5%
5%
5'%
11%
11%
11%
7%
15
14%
15
No par
*93
94
93'%
93'%
*92
93'%
100
♦62
63
63
♦62
63
14%
*62
—No par
303%
30%
30
30%
*29%
303%
25
32%
33 ya
32%
33%
32%
333%
No par
543%
55
*54%
55'%
*543%
55'%
9"%
25
25
*101'%
39%
103
40
5'%
5 3/s
11%
ll7/s
63
*62
25'%
*102
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5%
11'%
7%
103
50
40
1,800
5'%
23,800
11%
14,100
7%
2,800
39'%
8,500
y4
30'%
32%
33 y8
32V*
33
40,200
55
54
54
400
*29
*54'%
Volume
182
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1469)
NEW YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Lowest
28
4
37
Jan
12
36% Apr
31
112
126
22
Dec
July 19
•
Jan
25% Dec
30
23
^63% Dec
31
>62% Apr
13
Mar 15
51
Jan
Mar
7
20% Nov 22
17% May 16
3
-19% Dec
29
14% Occ
129% Feb 26
120%Jan
4
8
26% Dec
4
121
29
Nov
July
6
*
105 Va May
5
757,
26'A Jan
115% Mar 16
3
7%
i
130July 20 1
181%-Dec 30
30% DeF31
27
Jan
27
37Vr Sep
11
19%
18% Jan
26
19% Apr
27 t;
28
21% Mar 12
T
T
'
^cii
-
18
Oct
4% Jan
4
20
83'
7 :
11'A Sep 22
Central
28
69'% May 25
18
79 % Jan
■
14% Jan
31
45% Jan
5
:
3
38% Jan
8
47% Dec
21
105% Dec
19
30
108
Jun
7
93'% Sep '
8
24
Jan
15% Mar 15
25% Dec
28
21
6
31% Dec
29
29% Jan
18
10% Feb
26
14% Nov
26
13 Va Oct
6% May 27
10 Va Nov
29
8% Jan
41% Dec
30
12% Jan
4
28% Dec
33 % Jan
4
48
14
Jan
11
60
98% Jan
5
Dec
112
20
29% Jun
50.
5
62
9
109
Feb
3
68
Feb
16
Chance
9% Feb
25
Checker
July
6
5
53% Dec
31
43
33% Jan
4
46% Dec
31
42% Jan
6
84'A Jan
64'A Sep
56% Sep
16
13
94% Dec
9
93 «/4 Jan
17
99
13
27% Mar 25
4
23% Feb'
6% May 17
24% Dec
30
21% Jan
18
30 % Dec
30
28
Jan
18
20 »A
Sep 26
3
1
19
Jun
27% May 14
17
33% Jan
27 Va Jan
4
38% Dec
16
36% Jan
19
12 % Mar
19% Dec
31
16 Va Jan
21
23
5% Jan
4
13% Dec
31
12
10
38% Dec
18
19'% Apr
5%
id
20
Jun
8
17% Dec
21
15% Jan
6
35% Mar
2
52 Va Dec
29
45% Feb
16
74'A Sep
17% Dec
30
14'A Jan
21
34% Feb
9
30% Jan
13
30% Aug 31
63
Jan
22
39'% Jan
6
118%, Dec
10
108% Jan
11
29
84'A Oct
7
10% Aug 30
21% Nov 18
5
62% Jan
49% Dec
9% Feb
14
11
7% July
11%
94
6
Jan
1% Jan
4
7% Jan
21
35
31
142% Mar
18
4
Jan
3
Feb
22% Feb
1
6% Sep
13% Mar 14
23
25
Aug
7
18
23% Jan
9
15
11
17
Jan
19
Sep
:
Jan
27
33% Jan
4
May 12
87% Sep
104'% May
18
62% Sep
3
6
17'A Jan
3
11
105 'A Jun
30
40'% Feb
27
3
19% Jan
27
Dec
3
94
Jan
26
113
57 % Dec
27
53
Jan
6
81
Mar 15
191
Feb
14
Jan
17
101
210
93
7
Dec
5
70% Jun
23
Jun
Aug 16
202'% Sep
100'% Jun
23
27
92
110%
Dec~28
108
75 %
Sep 27
73
4
76% July 27
44
Mar
42% Aug 18
45'% May 12
2
40% Aug 13
July
22
24% Jun
33 »A May 31
Jan
15
9
24% Dec
4
29
41
Aug 30
Jan
111
24
Sep
13
Jan:
4
20% Mar 14
25% Feb
14
Clevite
22
56
80% May
2
45'% Jan 10
Climax
34% May 4
2% Jan 17
May
4
3 %
32 % Mar 25
89
12
Jan
6
107% Oct
18
869
Aug 30
43
Dec
22
142
Oct
6
104
Dec
Jan
4
4
39% Mar 14
133% Jan
22
Apr
100 % Mar
9
122
Aug 26
111% Jan
125% Mar 17
C
145
July 11
18
1,160
Dec
10
38% Jan
7
63% Nov 22
86% Jan
50% May
4
95 %
90
Jan
14
20
17'A Jan
6
21% Jun
Mar 14
33'% Sep
12%! Jan
20
15% Mar 24
40% Sep
976
_
1
Apr
7
49
Aug 26
148'A Mar 14
4
13
990
Sep 16
Va July 28
24 % Dec
31
21
46 % Dec
Apr
Sep
15
62% Jan
4
95'% Mar
6
3
20
13
Gas
&
guaranteed
Corporation
Molybdenum
41% Jan
11
26% Jan
11
44
Jan
14
34% Jan
12
15'A May 11
36% Jan
4
6
Jan
53% Dec
22
31% July 15
61% Dec
8
77
4%
cumulative
Coca-Cola Co
2,900
3,000
800
26
27'A
26'/a
26%
26%
27'/a
26%
27'/a
26
26%
36,200
68
68%
68%
67%
68
68
08
100
18%
36%
37
5
43%
44
42% Jan
7
101V* May 25
20% Jan
4
90% Jan
54% Jan
96
Jan
4
105
Sep 22
101% Mar
7
30% Dec
30
27 Va Jan
6
105% Dec
31
100% Jan
13
4
79% Nov 24
21
106% Dec 27
For footnotes
see
page
72 Va
Sep
26
97'% Aug 11
26.
85
10
8
5
Jun
17
104'A Jun
1
23%
215
♦194
103%
♦102%
103%
*103
36
*194
103
103%
36
35%
36
35%
109
108 Va
109
108'A
23'/a
111
110
75
75
215
74%.
215
♦194
30%
23%
23'A
110
76
13 'A
*104'A
30%
30%
109%
*75
21
♦194
103
103
36
36
2,600
113'A
107
30%
3,300
23%
6,300
111
280
75'A
2,300
215
108'/a
108
~4Q
103
Va
2,000
108'A
470
3d
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
6,600
62%
60'A
62'A
59%
61
58%
60 Va
22,200
38 Va
38%
37%
38 'A
37%
37%
6,300
3%
42'A
22'A
3%
21%
3%
42%
42%
110
107'A
126%
126'/2
_10
com_,
:No par
—No par
127
125%
*950
*950
110'A
110
110'A
*109
115
127
126%
126%
126
3,300
*950
*950
*950
10
800
127'A
56'A
53%
54
53%
56 VA
93
93
93%
92
92
18%
*91 %
93%
19
18%
19
18%
19'/a
18%
18%
3,900
29%
29
29%
28%
29 Va
28%
28%
38,200
48 Va
*92
57
13,600
310
28%
29%
50
48
48
48
48
48
48
48 Va
»A
800
com___100
*51
53
51
51
51
51
*50 'A
52
50%
50 %
200
62
62
*61
63
63
*60'/a
03
60
60 Va
120
63
*61%
63
*63
65
150
com
preferred series B—
Ry
pfd.___100
2nd
Broadcasting
9,500
5,000
144'A
'
No par
3%
44
*142
29 Va
92
18'A
3%
43%
44'A
144 'A
*
18%
54
92
43%
*142
142
54
53%
53%
3%
3%
43%
43
*1C4
125%
21%
3%
3%
3%
42%
109
pfd—100
*61%
*61%
63
G3
63
03
23'/a
48
*48
System—
_2.50
23%
24'A
23'A
23%
23 Va
24
22%
23%
2.50
23'A
23%
23%
24
23
23%
23%
23%
22%
23%
12,900
No par
16'A
16%
16'A
16%
16%
16'A
16'/a
16%
16%
16%
69,000
5
24%
25 A
24%
24%
24%
25%
25%
26%
"25'a
25 7
10,600
cumulative preferred.No par
Carbon Co
No par
*82
45%
Class
A
Class
B
new
Columbian
1
Co
5
1
10
—1
Nast
25
Publishing Co—No par
10
Consol Edison
of
N
Y
—No par
•
com—No par
preferred
No par
Electronics
Ind
1
Corp
Foods
1.33%
Corp
Stores
July
23'A
75
215
36%
30%
54%
13%
107
*104'A
109%
23'/a
107
*104
6%
41'% Sep
30%
13'A
13%
107
430
38'A
5
10
Consolidated Textile Co Inc
109
30%
142
Consolidated,
105% Jan
31,700
♦104'/4
57 Va
54%
58
13%
13%
145
13% Aug 10
7
55%
57
57'/4
107
*142
11
July
*74'A
9,800
60
7% May 10
46 Va Jun
1
80
22%
107
.'
75
46 %
37%
10
6
23 Va
107
46'A
61%
30
Jan
36
30%
46%
38'A
28
61
*100%
30%
46'A
21'A
9% Dec
68% Nov 23
*194
13%
*104'A
46%
145
Columbia Gas System Inc
Columbia Pictures common
Retail
Inc
*82'/a
83 %
*82'A
'/a
83%
83%
47
47'/a
47'A
46
46 '/a
46'A
4 7'A
7,000
32 'A
32
32%
32'A
32 Va
32'A
32 %
32%
32%
3,700
83
64%
64%
64%
647/a
65'A
64
4 9'A
49%
49%
51
50
50:%
49'A
50 'A
5,600
21
21%
21
21%
20%
21
20%
20%
11,400
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
45
44%
45
44 Va
44%
3,700
8
17%
22'A
31%
18'A
49 %
110
31%
8
8
8
8
8
64 %
64%
1
*8
8 Va
8'A
2,900
8 Va
18
17%
18
17%
18'A
17%
18
17%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22'/a
22%
22%
31'A
*31%
3 2 Va
*31%
32 Va
*31 Va
1,200
17%
22%
6,300
'
2,200
32 Va
*31%
32%
100
19
18%
19 Va
18%
19'A
19'A
19 VA
xl7%
18%
12,000
49%
49
49 Va
49
49 Va
49
49
48 Va
49 Va
10,100
110'A
Xl08%
32%
31%
108 Va
108%
32
108'/a
32
32
*108%
31%
»A
109
109
109%
31%
31%
1,100
32%
3,400
lfi%
24%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
17
16%
25%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24 Va
24%
24
24
2,200
33
34%
f.3
33'A
3 3'A
34%
34'A
35'A
34
34%
9,800
8%
48
109'A
107
*101%
67
28
■
11%
*25%
*11
*25'%
28
8 Va
*8'/a
8 Va
48%
49'A
109%
107
101%
68
49
11%
1.000
8'A
8 Va
8 Va
2,900
49 Va
48%
48 V«
5.200
109'A
110
107%
107
107
102%
102%
67'A
68%
-
68%
*102
103%
11%
8'/a
102%
*68
11%
26
48%
107%
110
*25%
27
8%
11%
*102'A
109'A
*25%
4,000
49'A
11%
11%
8%
48%
27
16%
11'/a
109%
107%
*102
*67'/a
111
110
110'A
107%
107%
103%
*102
68
107%
1,000
270
102%
67'A
30
67%
1,900
10
4%, preferred
—
100
Continental Baking Co com_.No par
$5.50 preferred
No par
Continental Can Inc common
20
.
$3.75 preferred
83
46
66
*25'A
America—
10
*82
46%
83
50%
No par
1
a
21%
*11%
*
I
16,100
49 'A
65
No par
:
24
21
1
10c
preferred
preferred
$4.16 preferred
Container Corp of
Common
32
100
pfd
Consumers Power Co com——No par
$4.50
74Va
13%
1,900
45%
38
Corp___No par
Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron
$4.52
22%
107
56%
58%
107
:
59%
11 Va Dec
1
56 Va
67%
27'/a
103
1
No par
Consol RR of Cuba
4
46
5'A
67 'A
27%
27%
10
26
21
4
101%
68%
i
20
Laundries Corp
Mar
4 5'A
27%
101%
68
102
76
Natural Gas—
112
3,800
27»A
102
69
27%
67%
45
:
102
68'A
101%
67%
45
Consolidated
103% Sep
101%
69'A
102
76
___No par
Southern
2VV4
27
27%
67
45
Consolidated
109% Jun
133,900
78
Consolidated
11
10
95%
45
3
Jan
1,900
49
92%
*76
17
106% Aug 17
103% Sep 21
*47
*43%
11
108
A
96%
78
18% Feb
1
20%
49
95 Va
97%
95%
20%
20%
*47
49
*48
45
36% Jan
109% Feb
19%
20%
20%
20%
97
100
*76
27% Feb
5
10,800
*43%
6
7
1,600
5%
78
26
106 Vs Jun
20 Va
5%
45
Jan
105% Jan
19'A
6
*43'A
32% Sep
21% Feb
7
19
5%
16/J00
13
*76%
Corp—5
50% Mar
19
6
6
8a %
*12%
45
1_
27
19'A
19
6
84'A
78
Coppermines
Jan
12%
*76 %
Cigar Corp
7
100
...
86'A
12%
*43 %
Consolidated
Jan
135,
85%
12%
19%
50
95%
*115
86%
50
Consolidated
49% Aug
5
113
Nov 24
*48
135
*115
135
85%
*12%
13
stock—50
Cone
6
20%
50
5
4
21
*115
85%
5%
9 7 'A
1
52% Aug
5
111% Aug 16
44 Va Jan 24
8
123
85
6 Va
50
34'% July
23% Sep
5% Jan-
123
86%
94
Mills Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
7
Apr
38% Jan
3,300
*108%
Conde
Mar 16
43'/4
109
11
33
43
20%
15
11
4
43%.
19%
100
8% Jan
Jan
43'/a
20
100
24% Jan
25
44
5%
25'% May 26
3
43%
*19'A
2
17% Nov
44%
*12%
27
.
9,800
12,000
13
30'A
Commonwealth Edison Co__
7
19 Va
36 %
85%
13%
20
15% Jan
18%
35 'A
*12%
*104'A
47% Jan
18
19 '/a
37 Va
par
26%
38y8 Mar 14
8
19
36'A
par
*101'A
8
6
19'A
37%
25
48% Dec
20
5,000
19
36%
preferred_100
2nd
Internat'l
Colorado &
68
19%
37
43%
125
*115
67%
18%
36%
'A
10
Solvents
Dec
67%.
19
100
Engineering Inc___
22 Va Oct
•
16%
Credit
17
39
16%
Combustion
■36% Dec
22%
•.■23%.!!*
16 Va
Commercial
14
500
16%
Commercial
11
32%
*108%
Collins & Aikman Corp
$5
26
32'A
'/4
16% /
1
$3.50 preferred
Consol
25%
32
25
32'A
16%
9
12% Feb
X23
100
18,400
25 Va
*31 V\
25
24%
16%
16
33% Dec
*31'A
16%
7% Sep
4
32'A
16%
17% Sep
12% Jan
*31'A
27,900
16'A
26% Feb
5
24%
3 2'A
700
53%
97
2,600
57% Jun
5
25%
*31'A
56%
52
97
20'A
6
Jan
56%
56%
99%
52 Va
*97
19%
6
23% Jan
56%
56 %
53'/4
20'/a
25
108
57
98
20'/a
19% Jan
26% Dec 27
*95'/a
20%
46'A Feb
4
5 2'A
99%
20-'/a
54% Jan
26
10,700
20%
21 Va Mar 14
Jan
8%
20
13
5
8%
20
26
107'A Apr
8 Va
19%
30
7
8%
18,400
53% Nov 24
6
52%
25
11,500
43'A
22% Dec
10
56
70
32%
39%
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
12% Jan
*56
56
51%
2,000
31 Va
9%
*95 Va
52'A
100
55
107
32'/a
22%
34% Aug
2
79'% Mar 24
27% Feb
9
55
*lUo
32'A
'A
"28'A Mar 15
45 Va Jan
56'A
9
33
55
106
lUo
107'A
43
4
6
9
54'A
54%
32
38
17
23
9 Va
54%
*106
32'A
22 V*
85'A Feb
47% Aug
3
110 Va Dec 30
54'A
107%
31'A
43'/a
52'% Jun
13% Dec
54'A
'106
3 9'/a
May 27
30% Dec
600
23
27
4
7,100
53
39 Va
23% Jan
4
11,700
4%
4%
*52'A
43'A
23% Jan
7% Jan
25%
25%
4%
53 Va
43%
29
17'/a May
5
20% Jan 12
40% Jan
26
4%
*52%
4%
54
38%
8% Dec
19'A Oct
25%
4%
*52%
*43'A
4
-
26%
4%
43%
■45'/a Mar 22
1
25%
25%
54%
400
37%
gtd
(The)
Colgate-Palmolive
$4.25
14,400
*142
noncumulative
6
50%
___100
4'lo
26% Oct
48'/a
23%
—
67% May 27
23'% Aug 26
52
24%
s
1
preferred
17
17
50%
43%
Corp
7%
Jan
Feb
52'A '
37%
Cluett Peabody & Co com
56
89
51'A
23'/u
1
58 % Nov 30
22
1,700
52'A
43%
.
noncumulative 1st
23
14%
__No par
4%
Apr
13%
14%
24'A
No par
•„
Mar 29
Apr 21
13%
4'A
32
51%
5
4%
May 27
17 Va Feb
13 'A
14 Va
38%
5
63
31
13'A
14'A
43
20
75
32
33 'A
13'/a
14'A
37%
preferred—_100
6
7
33
13'/a
13'/a
•
23'A
Co
6
27
33 'A
13%
13
54%
:!'
106%
55%
No par
27
22% Oct
33%
v
25%
4%
55
*96
_5o
10
Jan
22% Sep
26
4%
55
__100
Jan
4
6,000
common
59
68 'A Jan
32%
—No par
49% Jan
15% Mar 1*
40
33
5
pfd_
Corp
45
16% Dec 23
111
32%
100
31
4
109 %
32%
___No par
31
12% Jan
*
I_—_1
St
Columbia
111
33%
Milling Machine Co—10
31
30
*109
HI
Electric—
52% Dec
Apr
2,000
33
25
61
45
3,100
50
1,600
25
preferred—.
convertible
5%%
16 'A
49
2,700
8%
i
Jan
July 28
16
51
28
;
Mar 22
49
16 »/4
com__50
Oil
50
Dec
800
16 Va
51
'
28'A
com__No par
41
29
2,200
92%
.
28
100
Dreferred
Coca-Cola
7,400
55'A
92%
56
28
31%
Clinton Foods Inc
Clopay
*109
10
54%
*55'A
No par
preferred
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
31
51
-9%
92
9%
,
28
No par
$4.50
59% Nov
50%
10 %
A
92
„
28%
1.25
Louis Ry Co com
5% noncumulative preferred
Cleveland Elec Ilium com new
42 "Va Dec
10
28
25
&
7
9%
28 Va
54
Co
C C C
24
132 % Jan
Cotton
Equipment
Jan
1.200
28%;
preference__No par
Clark
Feb
20%
28% 1
106
Clty Products Corp_
City Stores Co common
37
1,100
20%
28
25
Cities Service Co
24
2 %
noncum
'City Investing Co
Special
19%
20%
2 8'/a
51
preferred
4'A%
*19'A
20%
28%
1
v
Sep
19%
20%'
28
1
RR com
Western
convertible
5%%
19%
20%
110
51%
__
C I T Financial
17
19'A
28'A
51
preferred
common
Cincinnati
23
13'A Oct
101% Apr
22
21% Dec
1
6,600
27%
Inc.
Common
18
50% Feb
42% Aug 23
Dec"l4
Feb
75
A
Copper
4%
33%
19'A
-
33%
51
13 'A
Chrysler Corp
9
20
3,400
33%
16%;.
110
21,800
33%
xl6 Va
111%
21'A
128
33% /•
16% V
16%
21
*125
-
78 Va
10
*50%
21%
•128
9.000
77%
55%
16%
130
51'A
106'/a
78%
92%
52
122
50'A
*104'A
78 Va
55%
13
Manufacturing
North
Co
5%
33'A
33.000
No par
Chickasha
Chile
.
21'/a
*125
4!
>79%'
122
51
106 VA
50
400
15
29'A
—No par
convertible
Childs
29% July 15
4
45 Va Mar 14
17%
104% Sep
37 % Dec
4
74
Aug
59'% Jan
J.
5
15
100
84'A Aug 12
49
Nov 23
•
9% Jan
98% July 22
27% Jan
4
18
>
21%;
125
79%
*91%
13%
-Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR_.No
Chicago Yellow Cab
No
59
Aug 29
99% Sep 23
Jan
66 Va Jan
21
$3
21%
125
,
123
50%
55Vt v
'
,
123
92
12%
preferred series A—
Chicago Pneumatic Tool com
19
29
May 25
105% Oct
12
28% Jan
107
3
101% May
9
14'A July 27
21%
14%
*104 %
55'A
12%
5%
1
53%
*21'A
15 Va
27%
40
series
&
*51%
21%
14%
:
600
480
27%
___No par
Cincinnati
20% Feb
i
3
6%
53'/2
*21%
*
92
16%
*110
51%
12.200
Co—
preferred
Chic
9%
51%
51'A'
106
91%
•
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„1
Vought Aircraft
convertible
10%
20%
51 */z'
2.500
50
78%
*51%
•
55
91%
n
20%
♦13%
Inc
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac
8
17
"15% May
31
72% Dec
97% Jan
170
Dec
16% Dec
Feb
56% Feb
47
Dec
22
53'A Mar
9%
55
10
Cab
21
20%:
123'A
50%
*104'A
125
5
Class B
22
11
29
Oct
♦19%
Chicago Ind & Louisville Ry cl A.25
1
22
Sep
42% Jun
10% Jan
26
29% Jun
122%
.
49%
15% V
21%'
125
9.50
Chicago Corp (The)
Chicago Great Western Ry
2
Apr
127
53%21%1
15
i.
24'A
*77%
51 »/4
51%
21%
51% ;.
106
21
No par
Class A
3
44% Mar
6
Jan
Jan
21%
*125
123%
50 Va
"104%
24
78%
50'A
29
Corp
Chicago & East 111
43% July 26
1
26
21
5
Co
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
36 'A Mar 25
18% Jan^5
18 % Jan
4
'122%
51%
106
24 >/4
24
120
*77%
■
L
*51 %
•
*119'/a
10
West Corp
$4.50 preferred
3%%
123%
50
*104%
.
120
13,100
50
new
Common
..
♦122%
1
Certain-Teed Products Corp
25% Jan
Jan
15% :
LlOO
Cnain Belt Co
July 19
Mar 14
21%
No par
Chadbourn
2
14
53% V
19'A
15
Mar
29 Va
52
xl9
23
Apr
105
51 %
19%
Champion Paper & Fibre
22
51% \
14%
5
20
4% Feb
May 12
51%
33%
Sep
Mar 17
38% Aug 11
8 Va Dec 30
22
24'A
52
53%
20
*119%
-
79'A'
x33'A
Gotham
3,500
120
51 V«
34%
de-Pasco
26%
24"
34
South
26%
78
21%
100
26 Ta
24 Va
79%
J
26%
51'A
79'A
N
6,600
26%
78>A'l
80%
of
34
7 8'A
80
Co
33%
32%
50%
16
Co
32'A
34'A
77%
53'A
100"
Sugar
34%8
34
*119'%
21'A
No par
55 'A Sep
5 Va
V
15
No par
com
33%
3 4'A
52
51%
Shares
3 4'A
77%
common
Violeta Sugar
Century Ribbon Mills
Cerro
x24
Oct. 7
26%
21 Va
par
Central &
4
24%
24'A
119
preferred series A_10O
Central
17% July 21
59% Sep 19
*118
the Week
Friday
33%
*51%
Foundry Co
RR
119%
Sales for
Thursday
Oct. 6
49%
10
4'%% preferred
Central Illinois Public Service
6
7
26%
100
Aguirre
Central
27
26%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No
par
Illinois Light com
No
4
4 Va Sep
43% Jan
27
100
Central
Mar 11
Apr
26 Va
SALE PRICES
33%
■
51%
common..
of Georgia Ry_j
preferred series Bj
5%
30'% Sep
6
36% May 26
36'A Feb 11
23 % Mar 14
108
Nov
,
37 % Mar 14
31
-
Apr 26
55% Sep 19
Mar 14
23 Va Jan
9
18
7
8
112 % Sep
26
Dec
33%
1
Central
37% Jan
22
27
33%
3 3'A
50
preferred
6
Dec
33
5%
"7% Jan
15% Dec
4
conv
Corp
Central
82
20'A Jan
4%%
Celotex
20
40% Dec
19% Jan
>
22
Apr
32%
34%
12.50
4.20%
;
3
12'A Jan
'
22
Jan
54 % Mar 24
4
July 26
20
8% ,Dec
■
•
23% Mar 25
1
Preferred
Celanese .Corp of Amer
7%
2nd preferred v_
.
4
77% Oct
34
*119
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 5
50
preferred
Caterpillar Tractor
4
-
32%
33 Va
10
Carriers & General Corp
Case (J I) Co common.
.
•
16 :
15% Jan
oommon_—
f"
Oct. 4
1
preferred series
Preferred $3 series
3 V
3
20% Mar 15 '
26
7
19% Jan
127% Aug
3
66% May
Jan
Corp
Tuesday
Oct. 3
5
Co
4'%%
"
23% July
4 :
45
May 16;
102% Feb
8
.105% SeplO
16% Apr : 28
107% Jan.
Carrier
2 *
'56Mar
Inc
"(The)
—
4,
101% Jun
1*
Monday
'par
(Philip) Mfg Co
!
1-10
Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power &• Light.,
No par
Carpenter Steel Co
5
15
53 % Mar
„
Carolina
64% Feb 18 *
16
LOW AND
STOCK
Carey
3 .'
88% Sep
'•
26
Airlines
Carborundum
*
Aug 29 •'
26% Jan
7-
49 % Sep
49 % Aug
Jan.
120
11
55% Jan
5
4
1,3% May
Capital
6
40% Jan.
113
7
30% Mar 14'
26
46% Jan
-13
37% Jun
6
12
17
YORK
EXCHANGE
-
40% Apr
5
20% Oct
Highest
-
22% Jan
NEW
30% Nov
5
Jan
-
Lowest
27% Dec 29
-
Jan.13
17'A Jan
107
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
8% Jan
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Year 1954
No par
103
103%
36%
37%
*105% 106%
73 Va
98
73'A
99%
♦102
103%
*102
103'/a
36%
106'A
73'/a
73%
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100%
36 Va
*106
-
73%
100
36%
36%
36 '/a
106%
106'A
106'/a
103'A
*102
„
36
♦105'A
,36
/
*106'A
180
36'A
3.500
107 Va
73%
73%
74
73 Va
74
100'A
*99'A
101
99'/a
99%
90
9,500
370
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
18
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
.(1470)
7Vb May
Highest
17 Vb Jun
10
11% Dec
22
Dec
4
22
19% Apr
6
36% May 18
Feb
4
52
89% Oct
3
9% Aug
29
9
31
75% Nov
4
Jan
Dec
13% Dec
102
15
7% Jan
72
70
24
24
Jan
14
Sep
23% July 14
49% Sep
110
15
8
7
90% July
15'/a Jan
4
27 '/a Dec
31
25% Mar 14
40% Sep
Dec
8
25 % Apr
22
20% Jan
28
19A
52% Sep
19
21 % Mar 29
28% July 27
48 % May
25
Jan
25
48% Apr
14
53
July
44% Mar
5
51 % Dec
31
50% Jan
6
58
21'/g Jan
4
36
Dec
7
99% Apr
95% Jan
102
96% Jan
July 19
35% Jan
3
54
Mar 14
73% Jun
14
95% Jan
12
100
26
102
Apr
Jan
30% May
26% Sep
26
1
176% Feb
4
19J/o Sep
26% Nov
23
24% Jan
25
5'A Dec
9
5
Jan
7
7'/a Aug
1
Coty
l%Jan
16
2
Jan
6
2% Feb
18
Coty
International Corp
1
3% Mar 16
4
2
183% July 6
33% Aug 25
7%
Petroleum
28% Jan
4
40% Dec
29
35% Sep
26
48% Jan
28
913/4 Jan
4
99'A Mar 30
95'A Jan
24
98% Apr
11
26% Mar 22
30% Dec
28% Jan
7
33
Sep
Cream
35% Jan
55
45 % Feb
23
74
Apr
13
15
11
11
14
Jun
14
57% Sep
12
26
11
36% Dec
31
32% Jan
5
10
20% Jan
26
14% Sep
27
4
15% Dec
•
7% Dec
29
lo7
27
13% Jan
56% Sep
6
4
26
5
8% Mar 14
14% Sep
15
Cuneo Press Inc
Dec
29
31% Mar 29
37% Aug
19
Cunningham Drugstores Inc
2
9% Jan
11
Curtis
Feb
23
$7
23
Prior
Dec
108
5
62
7% Jan
4
25
Jan
11
134
Jan
7i
6
Feb
3
6% Sep
2
116
52 % May 23
67% Feb
15% Jan
Aug 17
27
35 % Aug
28
31
Jan
6
136% July 20
135
Jan
27
140
7
79
11
64% Dec
8
30% Jan
11
48% Nov 24
43% Jan
6
87 % Jan
26
94
91% Sep
30
Dec
7
4% May 18
16
Cutler-Hammer
2
Dana
Mar 17
27
13% July
Jan
6
32% Mar
42 % Jan
17
48
Sep
15
96% Jan
12
Apr
11% Jan
'4
25% Dec
23
37
27
46
27
Aug 23
1
Inc
1
7%
pfd
5%
1
4
Sep
18
Preferred
3.75%
series
A
Mar
May 11
Preferred
3.75%
series
B
100
14
99% Apr 28
Preferred
3.90%
series
C
100
23% Sep
13
19% Jan
26
17% Jan
17
23
14% Jan
6
18 %
1
33 % Aug 26
35% May
Lack
Aug 18
Delaware
27
33 % Aug
5
30
17
39
&
56
•
6%
33%
50
52
14%
ICO
15%
2,900
34.100
t
22%
22%
-
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4,300
1,600
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95
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130
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27
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120
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600
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6,700
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108
.
22% : 23 '/a I "
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.
50
36
•
109%
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50
Power & Light Co
25'A Mar
:;
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11
100
34%
17,200
7%; ;
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.
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20
&
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76% Sep
26
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100
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53
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62
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44,400
>
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62
-
11
10%
100
preferred
Delaware
3
18
16% Sep
Jan
7%
5
14
51% Jan
28
62
94%
10
common
1,600
20%
36%
14%'
15%
"
7%
7%
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15
16%
30
-
61%
20 %
-
21
Dec
Apr
14%
93
15%
20% Dec
57
52%
52%
99
20%
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May
51 %
51%
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•
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16
&
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21
33
36%
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12% Jan
41
92%
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•
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66%
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Deere
-
103%
52%
136%
Decca Records Inc
23
21
*36
37
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33 %
Dayton Rubber Co
39% Sep
32% Jan
62%
-
21%
21%
*61
12
31% M5y 16
35'A Nov
91%
2,000
61%
62%
62%
7%
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12
24% Jan
91%
100
200
33 V.
32%
45%
93
97%
32 %,
26%
91
11,000
32%
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11
26
2,300
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67
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,
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15,700
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45
32
6%
97%
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25%
25
7
common.
170
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10
Dayton Power & Light
27,200
37% V. Y> 36..
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13%
1
18% Nov
37
36%
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26
101% Oct
2%
13%
Nov
4
6%?
2%
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27%
176%
31%
6 %
2%
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32
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6%
13%
99
27
176%
2%
656
100%
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31%
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27
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33 %
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27
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6
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64
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6
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32
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27
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91%
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1,900
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36
.
28% Jan
1
11
62 % July
35
Nov
30
66
12
Jan
7
43% Sep
21
90
24
Jun
"
12 "A Mav 17
15% Dec
31
10
33% Dec
23
22
Feb
42 % Jan
20% Jan
8
39 % Dec
3
37
Jan
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27% Jan
7
38% Oct
1
35 % Apr
Dec
13
8
July 19
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18
101
Feb
Jan
4
33% Jan
116
12
111
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Feb
45% July
117% July
Apr
Sep'ii
13% Jan
20% Sep
14
13 % Aug
16
12 % Jan
13% Jun
7
30% Apr
Nov
11
8% May 17
36
11% Jan
12
40
Jan
4
61% Dec
7
48
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57
Jan
11
Aug
4
61
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26% Aug
9
34% Dec
31
28 % Mar 24
75
10% Jan
5
15 % Dec
4
18% Sep
12
.
47%
2
Distillers
26
64% Apr
26
79
29
July 12
5%
conv
Dr
Dome
Douglas
43% Mar 14
60
4
41% Dec
29
36% Jan
17
15
104'/a Dec
30
97% Sep
23
23
23% Dec
31
19'A Sep
7
Jan
13% Sep
12
4
7
11
Sep
16
12% Aug 19
27
8
Sep
7
Sep
48% Sep
118
24%
14
7
16
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11
115% Jan
12
94% Jan
6
170
28% Jan
Jan
Sep
9% Jan
18
12%
45%
46%
44%
9%
10
101
49
50%
49 %
64
31%
32%
31%
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12%
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1
53% Nov
4
48% Jan
54 % Dec
9
51'/a July 22
54% Mar
53% Oct
5
50% Aug
9
53% Mar 30
28
7
15
Dec
22
14
Jan
12
6
53
Feb
53 % Apr
16% Apr
18
1
29
11
27
Jan
6
23
6
58
Jun
23
Eastern
22
Jan
6
32 % Jun
21
9% Jan
4
21% Jan
18
31 % Sep
12
39,400
26,500
44
44%
8,500
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104%
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44
100
104
1
20
11%
8%
8%
8%
8%
213%
216%
120%
120%
50
50
50
50
5
4%%
Aug
15
2
Inc common
Auto-Lite
5% Feb
10
Electric
&
34'A Feb
23
Electric
22 % Feb
25
Elgin
21% Aug 18
48% Sep 26
31% Feb
17
Elliott
53
Feb
28
46
58% Feb
17
26
Jan
102
22% Jan
16% Jan
66
Dec
Emerson
Electric
16% Feb
Emerson
Radio
29% Sep
23
6
34'% Sep
14
Feb
2
25% Apr
4
29
20% Jan
18
21
76
Jan
11
5
69% Oct
4
page
11
21
3
Dec
see
Gas
25% July 22
74% Feb
_For footnotes
26.
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23
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5
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8
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*
97
95 %
95'A
97
47
47
*102
47%
1,900
1651/2
|
108
11,100
¥s
108
46'A
*104
95%
120
46%
4,500
108
17
17%
17
17
17%
17%
*17%
17 ¥8
17 ¥a
17%
700
43%
46%
44%
46%
46%
47%
451/4
46%
45%
45%
27,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
34.900
4
3%
3%
3%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
21%
22
21%
21%
49
49
*48%
Phonograph
preferred series A
Pittsburgh RR Co
*21%
30%
30 V8
30%
30
30
2.000
18
*17i/2
17%
17%
17%
2,200
22
21%
221/a
21%
22
3,300
49
48%
48%
*48%
50
*49
*46
50
50
47
47
47%
471/2
46
47
46
46
46%
900
42%
42%
421/4
43
42%
43 %
42 3A
43%
42¥e
42¥s
9,700
4
Mfg Co
Erie RR common
3%
4
3
-
21%
21%
2IV2
213A
21%
21 %
21%
22
21%
21 ¥4
5
12%
13
12%
12%
12%
13
12%
127/a
12 %
127/s
2 81/2
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
Empire District Electric Co
10
common—25
4 % preferred
100
Equitable Gas Co
8.50
5%
*51%
51%
300
47%
Endicott Johnson Corp
Erie &
10
-
-
50
2nd preferred
Natural
54% Apr
79
29
conv
Paso
3
96
*50%
50%
51%
51%
*50
15
preferred
5%
6
28% Jan
27
47%
51%
47 %
*50%
47%
*50%
37%
Amer shares
common
27
22% Dec
Jan
70
Co
5%
El
Ind
Jan
25% Jan
July 13
27% Dec
5
Mus
National Watch Co
12% Sep
19
26% July 28
29% May 19
Jan
92
39% Jan
4
20
47%
*50%
*46 %
*46%
10
Storage Battery.
6
20% Aug
*46%
*46 %
50
5
3
15% Dec
5,800
10
3% Jan
15% Jan
4
300
35%
1
27% Feb
9% Jun
98%
35%
5
27
14% Jan
*97%
35%
51%
48
(The)
31
22% Feb
98%
35%
47%
*104
Stop Nut Co
27
Oct
*97%
35%
47%
2.50
common
preferred
Elastic
Electric
1,500
120%
98%
*50%
100
Co
120
119
119%
35%
27
100
preferred
Products
4 % %
May 27
23% Feb
53
29
7,600
17,900
119 %
14
Sep
8%
214%
47
10
common
4% Dec
17
11S
8%
208%
8%
216
*97%
x
.
35%
Ekco
15% May 18
35% Mar 14
30
99
52
Co
16% Dec
41% Jun
35%
107
Kodak
preferred
29% Dec
54% Dec
*97%
6
6%
6
11
35%
8%
214%
31%
Eastman
4
25
98
35%
8%
216%
500
36%
5
Corp
3
Oct
120%
97%
8 %
214%
10
1,900
1
10
May
25% Jan
120%
*11%
45
10
Airlines Inc
11% Mar
49
219
54
Mar 17
26
214
•
31%
Jan
Apr
11%
11%
& Co-
31%
93
48
11%
44%
11%
31%
36
29% Aug 12
52% Dec
8
11%
*11%
31%
103
12
11%
*11 %
31%
1
23% Jan
20
1
10
23
19%
Edison Bros Stores
11
Sep
20'A
35% July 29
96% May 31
Jun
9
104%
20
79%
39% Dec
2
*104
20%
165%
95
45% Mar
45%
104%
20
53%
24% Mar 15
23% Dec
45
*104
20%
79%
13
24
45%
1
(E I)
15%
104%
20%
165%
27% Oct
23
44%
*104
20%
52%
4
Nov
45%
104
79%
1
7,7(j0
73
1661/2
55% Aug
14%
53%
52%
20% Jan
1 % Jan
1,100
*12%
71
common
Corp
Eastern Stainless Steel
31
13% Feb
3,500
12%
53%
19
Jan
Mar 14
33
200
32
12
53
Sep
175
45
Dec
63
32
12%
12%
*164
87
Sep 21
24
106
63
32
31%
32
12'A
2
Mar 14
165
52% Nov
4
64
*63
31%
12%
100
67
1
24
3
66
,
32
Eaton Manufacturing Co
31
Sep
37% Feb
19
*63
65
52%
Eastern
Jan
4,100
15%
Eagle-Plcher Co
35% Jan
85% Feb
49%
53%
preferred
preferred
preferred
$2.10 preferred
DWG Cigar Corp
3
,22% Jan
48%
72'A
4.20%
8
100
48%
15
4%
Dec
72'A Dec
48%
69%
4.10%
29% Dec
172
50
53 %
Duquesne Light Co common
10
$3.75 preferred
—_—-—50
$4.15 preferred
50
40
4
49
15'A
8
4
4
1,900
49%
53%
Common
12
Mar
8,100
10%
No par
28
46% Jan
44%
10%
70%
Duplan Corp
18% Jan
39% Sep
42%
10'A
15
Dunhill International
15% Jan
24% Aug
9
25% Dec 31
44%
10
53 %
No par
7
44
10%
69
No par
10
44%
10 %
15'A
series
22
44%
10%
53%
series
27
45%
69%
$3.50
49% Apr
3,300
15
$4.50
53 '/a Apr
4,900
12%
52%
Preferred
2
18%
12%
67%
Preferred
12
18 %
12%
54%
12
Feb
18%
12%
69%
12
46% Jan
18%
13
15%
Apr
51
18%
52%
Apr
25
300
18%
12%
18%
13
15
101
54% Oct
6,400
67%
124
49
*63
64
convertible
21% Apr
165
35
1
July 25
400
36%
*34%
94% Aug 11
51% Sep
51
,35%
35
117% Sep
6
51% July
37%
35
1
38
700
2,400
113
36%
35%
24
3
112%
113
37
122% Oct
12
47% July
Industries
Pont de Nem
113
113
36%
*34%
101% Nov
33% Jan
113
37%
35%
18
7
Mar 12
113
39%
39%
*34%
Jan
35 % Sep
*112%
39%
x36%
157
6
39%
39%
35%
50
preferred
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
249% July
39
38%
la
24
38 %
6
13
50% Jan
45
Dec
39%
255,600
37%
"a
5
Dresser
4
*35
■iV
37
No par
3
15
24
37%
18%
Co
14
Apr
24%
*35
No par
13
12% Mar
*24
38
11,600
-No pai
Co
Jan
3%%
w
%
24 %
1
Ltd
Chemical
5,600
14%
*31
13
(The)
Aircraft
11,300
36
*35
No par
Apr
du
104% Jan
Mines
14%
40
82
*24
2
Pepper Co
18% Mar 31
91% Feb
"
%
12%
preferred series A
Dobeckmun Co
%
35%
38
18%
Corp-Seagrams Ltd
38% July 25
3
15% Jan
14%
38%
*80:
24%
2
Dixie Cup Co common
26
>
25
Divco Corp
Apr
113
36 »"■
82
14%
15
%
39"%
35%
%
50c
Corp
10
20% Dec
11% Oct
►112%
14%
15%
39
*80
82
1
new
23
75% Jan
18% Jan
100
40%
*80
24%
*30
1
Stores
Diana
14% July 27
Dec~23
39%
Diamond T Motor Car Co
62'A May 17
33% Feb
com
*32
39
40
36
82
14%
\k
24%
lo
$1.50 cumulative preferred
Sep
30% Mar 14
7
2
J,
common
11% Jan
9% Mar 1
20
14% Jan
49
Match
!l
la
15
cumulative preferred
Diamond
•"
15%
24%
/
Raynolds class A
4.40%
6
16% July 23
—;
&
Diamond Alkali Co
19
10% Jun
21
■
28
10% May 10
14%
•
*79
82
*79
1
Co_.
Vilbiss
Devoe
5
40'/a Sep
20
Rights
De
3
37'A Jan
common—No par
Detroit Steel Corp
24>
34 % Jan
for
Edison
^Detroit Hillsdale & SWRR Co—100
28
31% Jun
35%
Detroit
17% Sep 13
4
ctfs
Escrow
16
37% Jun
Aug 11
33 % Jan
3
68
8 '
Aug
No par
100
50
28%
28%
28%
28%
32%
32%
321/a
32%
32%
33
98%
98
98
98
99
*32%
33
32%
*98
32%
2,700
6,500
„
2,300
1,100
99 «/2
60
99,%
98
27%
28
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
271/4
27%
2,300
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
21%
13.100
86
*851/2
70
69i/4
*98
86
*69%
>
3.200
26
39%
100
common
91
2
-
*66%-' 67
90
95% Feb
•
.*
36 %
25%
41 %
53 %
31%
6%
2'v»
*14%
14%
- 7%
*61 %
35%
26'A
40%
53%
27%
51
-
36%
25%
42%
*50'A
32%
33
61% 61%
20% 21'A
*36
36%
52%
52%
103
103
21%
36%
36 %
26
32%
36%
96
33
62.
36%
85
65%
99
99
2%
37%
*136% 138
No par
preferred series A
convertible
.
100
Inc
Davega Stores Corp common
20
14% Mar 15
Sons
Corp
3%%
7% July 12
1
—
Cushman's
10%
No par
Class A
7
6
''
No par
common
July
95
4% May 12
Aug 20
' 8
94% Jan
32%v
61%
2C%
36%.
-
2.50
common
preferred
Jan
6.500
9%
84%
25%
54%
31
6%
96
'96
5
Publishing
preferred
Curtis-Wright
23
52% Sep
33% Dec
.
24 % Aug 29
6
56% Jan
Apr
2
73% Apr
101 % May 25
6
18% Dec
13 % Jun
common
pfd
Cuban-American Sugar
18% Mar 29
6% Jan
59
14.200
35%
xl76% 176%
52% 53%
*103
103%
25
50
52%
100
*14%
15
.10
15V8
15%
5 /
7%
7%
100
02
62%
noncum
31
54 % Jan
Jan
Cuba RR 6%
7
9% May
of Amer
Crucible Steel
23
20% Mar
27%
No par
9 % Aug
19
36%
-
2.50
$4.20 preferred
3
Dec
35
27'/2 May 14
39
May
9% Jan
30
Jan
Sep
Cor)t_<te Seal common
Cudahy Packing Co common
4%% preferred
60
20
"
-1
;
——
102
13% Nov
7% Jun
26%
*177% 179^
31% 31%
"
0%
6%
2%-/ 2'%
2
Nov" 2 6
106
"
$2 preferred
,
»
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp com new
5
21.% Jan
6% Apr
Corp
(The)
Crown
51% Sep
93
Wheat Corp
d Crescent
31
—
-100
—
30
4
48% Oct
64 %
*97
99
x26%
23
4
21
63% 66 %
*97
99
*98% 100%
22'/a Sep
7
29'A Jan
4% Oct
25%
37% Sep
Jan
9%
84%
9%
10
84%
41 %
42%
26
52
*50%
*53%
31%
13% Mar 30
35% Oct
101 'A Jan
li% Jan
25%
52
53%
31%
34
17% July 20
9%
83%
*25%
—25
preferred.;
of
1,800
36 %
25 %
15
4
Jan
Corp
Crane Co common
-33A%
93%
36%
25'A
41%
100
—1
—
1
1
preferred—
Cosden
93
36%
26
43%
1
Corp
Inc
2% Dec
185
5
93%
35%
25%
41%
pfd 3%% series of 1947—100
Com Products Refining common-10
Dec
174 % Jan
93%
9%
Cum
29
94
84%
Corning Glass Works common
5
3%% preferred
—100
May 23
98
13
Aug 25
Electric
Dubilier
Cornell
93%
84%
25%
100
24,100
10%
53%
13,900
49%
93
*50%
22%
49
10
5
12%
22%
*22%
12%
*22 %
49%
84
50
series——
6%
12%
49
92
-
Shares
Oct. 7
49%
10%
//
12%
the Week
Friday
49
84%
93
50
,
Preferred
*22%
10
5
5
Copperweld Steel Co common-.
Convertible pref 5% series
5
29
Range
Cooper
48
12%
22%
84
14
Corp_„_
Co__
Cooper-Bessemer
July 27
52
Delaware
of
Continental Steel Corp
2
31
24% Dec
1
Nov
18
14
Sep
35% May 18
19
48%
\>
12%
12%
22 %
48%
1
Continental Motors
Continental Oil
2^/2
12%
22%
13%
8
10
Continental Insurance—
Apr
14% Feb
Oct. 6
v4
preferred
25
& Machine—1
convertible
5%
Thursday
Oct. 5
12%
Continental Foundry
19
Wednesday
Oct. 4
47%
89%
Continental Cop & Steel Ind com—2
19
Sales far
PRICES
Tuesday
Oct. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
May 12
SALE
HIGH
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
RECORD
EXCHANGE STOCK
YORK STOCK
NEW
Range for Previous
88
*86
87
69%
*69%
70
-
861/2
*69iA
86'A
70
*86
69%
89
69%
200
50
-
i'
Volume
Number 5471
182-
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1471)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previoni
-
Pear 1954
.
Lowest
f
.
11% Jan
1
Highest
-
4
Mwest
26 Vi Dec
27
16
14% Dec
6
23% Oct
12% Feb
7
EXCHANGE
23
Monday
Oct. 3
Par
Evans Products Co
;_5
"When
00/4 oep
Mar 16
11111111 ™etoTI
zs
4% July
Oct. 4
Oct
71 %
72 Ys
71 %
72
70
23%
24%
24
24Y„
23V,
51%
l5£
52%
2.50
Exchange Buffet Corp
*3%
4
26%
27
12%
13
12%
14%
15
*14%
16%
17
15,/-
511/0
*3Ys
Friday
6
the Week
Oct. 7
'701/
74
24%
\
3
.
8
Sales far
""SELda,
Oct. 5
71 Ya
issued"
UiX-oelio Corp
;
23%
26Ys Sep 29
;
May 11
ivAdy 11
2
~2% Dec~31
Apr~26
80% Sep
29
43
to
1%
NSWJ|£!toCK
.
Highest
23% Jan
Shares
69 Ys
70%
3,000
23'/a
23%
6,800
15Ya
15Ya
6,400
51 Ys
23V
53 Ys
5,800
15*
<=>91/0
3%
*3Vi
3%
*3%
4
27
26 Ya
26%
26%
27
26 Ya
26%
10,000
13
12%
13 Ys
127/a
13
Ya
12%
13 Vi
18,300
15
15
15
15
15Yi
14Yi
15 Va
17%
17 Vs
X16Y8
24%
24 Ya •
5qia
qoi/
co
*3 Ya
4
F
20% Nov
1
9% Jan
11
13% May
15
Apr
27% Jun
19
17% Jan
11
20% Jun 29
6
29% Mar 31
Fairbanks Morse & Co
26
21% Feb
7
Falrchild Engine
27
I2Y2 Sep
14% Oct
7
18% Apr
7
Fajardo
17% Mar
7
Falstaff
16% Dec
5
52% Jan
24Ya Jan
11
18% Jan
4
1
18 V* Aug
31
25% Dec
72
15
29
Dec
May 16
22% Mar 14
68
6
Sep
>25ya Jun 28
74
26
July
'
30% Dec
35Y2 Sep 22
8% July 12
Farwick
9Ya Oct
13% Jan
Fedders-Quigan
64% Apr
43% Oct
14
56 V2 Apr
8
3
5
49
Jun
9
57
Jan
4
5%
5
41% Sep
27
50
Jan
3
19
34% Dec
16
3^ July
21
45
21
19% Dec
27
12
Jun
24
17% Jan
29 Ya
Sep 26
28% Jan
4
58
Dec
8
8% Jan
4
20
4
10% Apr
32% Dec
29
110% Dec
29
98
14% Jan
12
1C4% Sep
24
41 y* Dec
25
Oct
17
7% Mar
62
35
Jan
Jan
Sep
53
9
42% Dec
4
23
21
22
S8% Jan
7
104 Ya Dec
3
16% Nov
5
21 Ya Apr
7
38% Sep
100
35
-Aug
9
48 Ya Sep
7
101 Ya Nov
46 Ya Feb
17
Flintkote
26
12
53 Y« Dec
22
23
£8% Jan
6
113
1 Nov
29
£4% Jan
4
100 Ya Dec
106
Aug 29
6
4
25
102
Feb
Power
&
61Y, Sep
21
28
126
12
100
Jun
26
26% Aug 22
30 Ya
26
50
Jan
11
6% Jan
4
9Y2 Dec
21
Mar 22
12 Ya Dec
10
7% Sep 14
11% Mar 14
76 Ya Nov
12
68
Jan
6
Jan
18
10
45% Jan
11
38% Dec
4
Jan
7
9
15 Vi Nov
Sep
19
14
23 Ys Jan
4
38Ys Dec
29
4
92
29
5% May 18
Dec
43%
33 Yi
33 Ya
33 Yi
33i/2
7
4%
7% Oct
5
Gabriel
33%
33%
14%
14%
14
14%
14%
30%
31 YB
72
73
-
30%
x7lYs
100
33 Ya
2,300
Ya
'
14
14%
31
30%
31
30Ya
30 Ye
30%
30%
3,100
71%
70 %
70%
69Ys
70
68 Y4
69%
4,300
137/a
vt
14
5,700
*9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
8
9%
9 Ye
321/4
32%
32 Ys
32 Ys
32Ys
32%
32%
32 Ys
30Ye
32
2,900
98
99 Ys
98%
99 Ya
99 Ya
100 Y2
99
99Ys
98 Yi
99 Ys
2,600
56 Ya
6,300
74 Ye
6,700
57 %
56
731/2
*105
56%
57
56
75 Ys
72 Ya
106
*105
58
58
10
57 Ys
74%
76 Ya
105%
105%
58
9%
10
56 Ya
75
105%
57
9%
9%
QQ
57%
9%
55%
56 Ys
74 Ys
"105
54 Ya
76 Ye
73%
105%
Y 57%
"105
57%
9%
105%
30
57%
2,000
9Y4
2,000
56 Yi
9Ya
39 Ys
900
9%
9 Ye
20 Va
21
20%
20 Ya
20%
20 Ya
*20
20 Ya
20 Y4
21Y4
1,200
39
39
38>/s
39
38 Ya
40 Ys
40
40 Ys
39%
40
6,300
38
Co__No
l
preferred
35
34 Ya
par
*99 Ya
53%
55 Y2
34%
34%
60%
*99 Ya
102
54 Ys
54%
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99
*98 Ye
22
21Y4
32%
31%
32 Ys
31V*
12,500
21 Ye
32
8Y2
8%
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8%
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1
13%
13%
13%
13Ys
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88 Ye
89
88 Ys
89
15%
155/3
3,700
53 Yi
21%
32%
43%
91
8%
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8Ya
120
150
99
8 Ya
10
-
17,900
5,400
8 Va
600
13 Ya
13%
13 Ya
13 Ye
13%
1,900
88 "4
89 Ys
88 Ya
88 Yi
6,000
15%
16
15'%
15 Yi
1,300
43%
44 Ys
43 Yi
44%
12,100
91
91
92
16
16
44 Ys
44
44%
89%
90
16
85/a
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89%
89
91
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44 Ya
43%
114 Ys
53 Ya
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32
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55Ya
114 Ys
31%
1
54%
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60 Ya
102
22
32
1
34 Ye
59 V.
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99
31 %
100
3sYa
60 Yi
102
120
21%
common
55%
34%'
60%
6,500
20
*98
22
10
Co
34%
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39 Ya
101
*112
21 Ya
10'
preferred
61%
38 Ye
*100
99
22
No par
34%
102
40
101
120
97%
21 %
Co
101
*98
97%
2
Corp
101
*110
115
115
39%
*100Ya
60 Ys
59
102
52 Y4
100
34%
61
591/2
*99
38%
103
100
Froedtert Corp
Freuhauf Trailer
3
34
38Vs
Sugar Co..
Franklin Stores Corp
Oct
33%
14%
.
34 Ys
*100Ya
preferred
Freeport
43%
39
Francisco
16% Mar 23
92
44 Ya
49
103
Inc common
convertible
Foster-Wheeler
6
47% Jun
*43 Yi
cum
3%%
23
7,500
44%
*46
10,500
*100V2
Foremost Dairies Inc...
4
93% Sep
88 Ya Mar 30
2
12% Apr
14 Ys Jun
34% Mar 14
£9% Jan
Mar 31
9Ya
*43
_7Va
Light
Fair Stores
3Ys%
3
9%
44%
pfd ser of '51___15
Food Machinery & Chem Corp
10
Sep 21
97Y4 Jan
9% ~
1
Florida
$4.20 div
95/b
*43
5
Florence Stove Co
Food
14
July 15
9%
33
No par
Corp
Ys Sep
1,400
9%
45
___5
common
Power
105
7Yi
9%
*43
__No par
Co
(The)
Florida
20 Ya Sep
19
Carpet
Co
*7Ys
51
6.25
preferred
69
13
46% Jan
13
Jan
12
$4
48 Y2 Apr 14
40
July 7
43% Mar 15
99
May 23
26 Y2 Jan
31%
7 Ys
1
com
First National Stores
(The)
33 Ys
7Ys
*46
1
Firth
32%
7Ya
9%
10
3 3 Ye
7%
51
100
19
75
32%
5
preferred
20
"5,300
7%
*46 Yb
10
Corp
11% Sep
*70
2,900
<
32%
49
1
Firestone Tire & Rubber
4Ya%
75
3,200
a
24%
7%
*46
5
Filtrol
3
17!
24 Ya
51
Inc.—_*_5
23
62 Y2 Jun
35% Jan
5
37% Jan
Co..;
23
9
34% Oct
93% Jan
Electric
Paper Board Co
Federated Dept Stores
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Ferro Corp
;
Fidelity Phoenix Fire Ins N Y
Mar
*70
*46
5
Pacific
75
Bearings
15
108
18% Mar 11
28
Bower
9%
-
17
24 Ys
*70
50
___
Aug 17
36 Ys Sep
23
28 Ys Jan
Mar
1
16%
24
75
31%
7%
7%
16%
24
*70
50
82% Sep
18
33
series
62% Sep
26
Y4 Nov
23.
26
32
2
Apr
119
18
104
10 Vs Oct
8
25 Ya Jan
10
54
49 % Feb
13 Ya Feb
5
A
ser
1953
16%
23%
23%
73
common
Federal
22
38 Ya Apr
3
Oct~15
108
Ino
Federal
73% Sep
9
pfd
Mogul
Corn
4
40% Jan 24
Aug. 31
25% Jan
6
15
Feb
Apr 29
pfd
cum
conv
Federal
Jan
52 Ya Jan
conv
Corp
23%
*68
Metallurgical Corp
Corp
5%%
16 Y» Dec
76
Fansteel
3
1
26%
_50
.
5 Ya Mar 14
13
20% Jan
Finance Corp common
preferred series B
5%
26 Ya Jan 25
48% Oct
6
1
_
Family
1
•
20
Brewing Corp
16
16% Apr
23
Co
Aug 16
3 V* Apr
8
10% Oct 13
No par
& Airplane Corp.l
Sugar
*89%
270
G
4% Nov
19
15
Jan
7% Aug
31% Dec
4
6% Jan
4
10
Dec~ 31
34% Jan
6
43
Dec
38
23
26 Ys Mar 14
34
104 Ys May 24
113
;31
9
25
.11 y4 Sep
18
49 Ys
Feb
11
5
13
Dec
17
31 Ys July 13
4
40 Ya Dec
21
35 Ys Mar 14
7
41% Aug 23
6Va Dec 27
32 Ys
33
3% Apr
12
20% Jan
Jan
Jan
5
2
29
Sep
17
32.
Mar 14
10
15% July 5
26 Ya Mar 15
31
18
38
5 Ms Jan
Dec
37% Nov
4
1C3
July 18
13
Dec
107 Ya Aug 27
65% Nov
27
9% Oct
25
11
Jan
3
4
33% Dec
9
10% Jan ' 4
18 Ys Dec
10
71
Feb
2
9% Sep
27
11% Jan
21
General
93
18
62 Va Sep
23
24 Ya Mar 15
32 Ya Oct
7
136 Ya Sep
23
1
17
1
13% Sep
48% Feb
37% May 17
48 Ya Jun
25
46 Ya Jan
8% Oct
25
60 Ys Jan
119
5
130
24
12 Ya Dec
78% Nov
22
13% Jan
75
124 Ya Mar
Jan
4
26
146 Ya Dec
10
58% Jan
4
98% Dec
31
3
27
30
6%
9
80
Mar 29
3
56% Jun
6
6
18
5%
9
7
30
4Ya Jan
3
33
39 % Jan
105
Mar 17
26
35 Ya May 25
12
31
72 Ya Feb
16
33 Ya July 29
101
Jun 29
45% Jan
18
General Outdoor
57
16
General Portland
19
General
7
Sep 29
63% Aug
3
45% July 11
39% Jan
3
101
Jan
13 Y« Jan
4
Jun
29
65 Ya Jun
20
9% May
£0
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3
Dec
14
Precision
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Dec
28
V* July
5%
14% Jun
18
177/a
3,100
80
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101%
101%
*10lYa
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
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4 Ys%
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£4% Jan
10c
10
!_
Rubber
100
2.50
com
11
Feb
2
26 Ya July 30
17% Jan
26
22 y4 Feb
16
20
59 Ya Jan
6
78 Ya Sep
23
Goodrich Co
54% Dec
22
50% Jan
18
66 Ys Jun
7
Dec
31
32
Aug
9
41% Mar 14
*2% Jan
3
22% Jan
6
5
138
Dec
31
126 Ya Jan
18
8
7% Mar
59
17
Mar
Sep
44
Jun
6
Apr
14
9
Mar 14
4
Jan
36Ye Dec
17
34% Jan
5
13
Goodyear Tire
(W.
&
14 Ya Sep
21
40Y2 Sep
6
Co
conv
Jan
4
3
32% Sep
6
Jan
11
Dec
29
74
Feb
2
92 Ys Jun
22
Great
Northern
Jun
9
38 Ya Dec
29
35% Jan
18
44 Ya
19
Great
Northern
17Yi Jan
4
22
Dec
31
131Y* Jan
4
154
Oct
27
143
78 Ya Aug
17
69
73
Apr
9
58
Jun
18
20% Jan
For
8
33Ya Feb
31 Ys Dec
footnotes
see
17
1
17
page
21 Ya Jan
20 Ya Mar 22
Sep
24% Feb
9
Gt
30%
30
Ya
*30 Ya
50%
51 Ya
50%
50%
52
52 Ys
51Ys
52 Yi
5,100
39%
39
41Ys
40 Ys
41 Ys
40Y'e
42 «/4
25,600
50
51 Ys
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Iron
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36
Ys
36%
37 Ye
37
37 Ys
36 Ys
37 Ya
57
54%
55 Ya
54%
55
54 Ya
55
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53 Yi
55
106 Ya
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106 Ya
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106
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16
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16
16
16
16
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16 Vi
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40%
39%
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40 Ya
40 Ys
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40
59
58 Ys
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57 Ya
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37 Ya
38 Ys
28,100
35
35
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103
55%
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103
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5
5
5
106 Ya
59 Ys
103
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60
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96
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96
35 Ya
103
85
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85
111
26
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97
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39
38 Ys
11,400
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6%
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73 Ys
113
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159
6%
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22%
73
111
6,700
3,500
700
61 Yi
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94 Ya
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42
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s
1,300
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6%
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97
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74
14,700
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39
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22
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114 Ya
11,100
.
85
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58 Vs
59 Ys
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58
85
72 Yi
26,600
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61
58%
60 Yb
59%
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59
59 Ya
58 Yi
59 Ya
33 V2
34
33
33
33
33 Va
33
33
33
33
1,200
48 Ye
49
48Ya
48%
48%
49
48
48Ya
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48
17,000
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2Ya
2 Ys
17,100
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18%
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18%
18%
18 Ya
17%
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30%
29%
30%
303/a
30 Ye
30 Ys
30Ys
29 Yi
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36
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36
35%
35
35Ya
355/i
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190
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38
38
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196
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39
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30
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82
40
82
80
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41Y8
40
41
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25
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13%
21
*144 Ya
34% Jan
18
Green
(H
1
32
32%
26% Mar 15
37% Aug 11
33%
34 Vs
Tap & Die Corp
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21
21Ys
30% Mar 14
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30
2 Ye
13%
39
30
21 Ys
Ye
196
38
Ya
38
com
2'Ya
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38
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2 Ye
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Greenfield
59%
25
5
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103
58
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96
100
26.
4%
59 Ys
57 Ya
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10Q
7%
800
36 Ya
38%
5
Sugar com
May 26
500
31
36 Ys
Bay & Western RR
76
1,400
100-/4
40%
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153
124 Ya
39 Ya
4%
7
23
*99 Ya
100
18 Y2
29%
common
Ry
*123 Ya
123 Ya
36 Va
-
Jun
Mar 16
Feb
■
42
common___12.50
preferred
54
21% Dec
30%
42%
5
preferred—.
57
80
30%
100
5
3%%
$2.25
30%
3lYa
123%
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cum
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151,800
30%
31 Ya
123%
5
new
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46 Ya
99%
46%
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1
(The)
preferred
Grayson-Robinson
103,400
...4
Rubber
City
(W
45 Ya
46 Ya
46%
170
137%
*99%
40%
10
& Co
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5%%
4 7 Ye
135 Ya
138 Ys
137%
84
10
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grant
140%
99%
47
83%
100
Co
Inc
Granite
98
138%
123%
38%
5
(B F)
12
207
150
46%
39%
1
Grand
6
122
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42
Co
Telegraph
Graham-Paige Motors.
Granby Consol M S & P
Mar 21
13
Stock
21
Jan
10 Ya Dec
Brewing
21
93
122
150
123 Vb
85
No par
10
(The)
Sep
39% Sep
35
2
Glidden Co
Sep
4
40% Aug 18
100
4,400
122
47 Ys
83Ya
100
common.
Goodall-Sanford
64% Dec
3
73 Ya
70
73%
72
122
*140
6,400
100
1
-L
Co
preferred
168
Jan
4,500
123%
46
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111
38 Ys
_j.__
Brothers
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140 Ys
1
issued"
15
55% July 25
3% Mar
3
8 Ye
71
34%
conv
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8 Y2
148
34%
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&
(The)
Goebel
137%
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8
35
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141
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122
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137 Ye
80%
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81
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Jun
31
19
8
2
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145
34%
preferred
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122
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35
Time
Jan
Dec
86 Ya Jan
33
8
*121
145
78 Yi
IOIYS
79 Ys
121%
70%
122
par
1
100
69%
70%
69%
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17 Ye
18
17%
38%
9
26
900
77%
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39 Ya
7
29
1,400
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17%
38 Ya
26
32
220
17 Ye
137/a
78 Yb
58 Yb
Oct
23
*13Ya
39%
6% Sep
6
135 Va
17%
14%.
18
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58%
18
5
135 Ya
17%
134
173/a
39
Jan
12Ya Jan
14
40%
19
27 Ya July
17%
58%
45% Sep
29% Sep
24
134
134
17%
39 Va
26
13% Sep
Jan
*132Ya
17%
58%
Sep
12
7
132
17%
77
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Co
2
132
17%
18
10c
Corp
preferred
Plywood
29
4,100
1
Gillette
2 Ys Nov
400
32 Ya
Corp—„10
Georgia-Pacific
4
55 Ya
32
Corp
19
lYs Jan
54 Ya
32
Telephone
Shoe
23
-
56
31 Ya
58
Sep
42
56
31 Va
76
99%
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General Refractories
^
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10
'
56
31
48%
123%
General
General
91
56
31
49%
1%
_
90
47Ye Dec 29
*89 Y»
56
30
I8Y2
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preferred
43% Sep
4
7
91
3,100
10,100
18
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May 17
1
;sa
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91
*
48%
5
i
Utilities
Railway
90
22 Ya
33%
84,200
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Service
Public
24% Mar 14
27% Jan
21 Ya
42,500
100
Cement Co—
63
158
22 Ys
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8%
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8
8
22
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134%
17%
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3
Nov
32 Ya
'.'*142
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143 Ya
31%
22 Vs
90
8Y2
common
30 Ya Dec
162
137% Apr 26
143#
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31 Ye
143 Ya
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30
4,300
48%
27
99
Aug
44% Mar
10
58
30 Ya
3OY2
132
97/a
53 Yi
118% Jun
17
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10Ya
48 Ya
26
38
90
10
52 Ya
100
90 Ya Jan
22 ;-
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10
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54 Ya
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6
22
61
49
preferred
30
31
21%
107
60 V*
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53 Ys
preferred
29
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62 Ys
107
48 Ys
3%%
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141%
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10
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107
49 Ys
13
90 V4 Nov
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48%
86 Ya Mar 23
42 Ya Dec
62
53%
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4
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2,100
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54
82
26
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28 Ya
28%
107
62%
62
49 Ys
27
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80
28 Ys
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1,100
52%
84 Ya Oct
28Yi Jan
2,700
14 YB
98
20
15Y4
54 %
Mar 14
31
15 Ya
14Y8
93
Dec
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8
21
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4
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41
10 Ys Jan
5,600
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15%
•
10
103% Sep
46
531/4
v
14
Dec
Jun
30%
52%
15%
1
preferred
43 Ys
6
49% Jan
96
14
5% Mar
30 y4
53 Ys
30%
2
6,000
30% i
53
15%
-
6
5%
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32
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26% Jan
47 Ya Dec
33% Feb
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6
13
100 Ya Apr
30
1
31
4
3
Jun
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71YaApr
5%
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1,000
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53% Dec
4
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127,
28
30 Ys Dec
28
5%
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102
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12
Jan
5%
30 Y4
100
Motors
General
28
29 Ys Jan
28
General
21
Jan
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28
62% Sep
20 Ys Apr
75% Jan
Sep
48% Sep
General
14% Jan
13
145 Ya
15
9
43 Ya Dec
357/a
1
46 Ya
5
Corp....
convertible
39% Sep
15% Sep
7
35 Ya-
141 Ys
preferred
6
4
25 Ya Jan
36
9%
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Instrument
3%%
12% Jan
41
36 Ye
5
preferred
July 25
40 Ya Sep
9
$3.50
July 11
26
34% Aug 19
Aug 16
35%
General Finance Corp (Delaware).J
General Foods Corp com
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152
24
Aug
44
107
36
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123
43 Ya Mar 14
Jan
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3
122 Ya Feb
29% Jan
ICO
Dynamics
General
7
89 Ya Mar 14
29
27
July
series
General
General Mills common
33 Ya Dec
Dec
19 Ya
22
20
Mar
11
4% Dec
35%
28%
Corp common
preferred
77% Jun
66% Jan
120
136 Ya Feb
22% Jan
4
36%
105 Ya
Contract
General
Ya Sep 26
98
18
1%
General
44 Ys Sep
3% Jan
35Ya
90
23
8
28
28 Ys Jan
1,900
*54
13
29
25 Ys Mar 26
1,700
40
5-
7
126 Ya Oct
24
317/e
39 Ya
No par
86YaJun
102 Ya Sep
52 Ys Nov
31%
40
28 Ya
Corp
101 Ya Sep
13
Feb
4
4
31Y4
39 Ys
-
1
4
Jan
31%
39 Ya
"'105%
common
6
Jan
25
32
39%
100
7
*45%
47 Ys
31%
39 Ya
2nd preferred.^..
50
Cigar Co Inc com..No par
preferred
100
7
46 Ya
46
47 Ys
32
conv
Mar
3,100
46%
1
1st preferred
17
10%
39 Ya
General
21% Mar
10 Ya
31%
1
com
preferred
4%
10 Ye
46%
—..<..100
«
4%
»
1,860
10%
39Ya
Transportation^.50
Jan
118% Jan
£5
5
5,800
IO0Y4
32
1
Corp.____
94 Ys Feb
28
123 Ys Feb
Aug 17
Sep
July
$8
7,400
10b Ya
47 Ya
.1.66%
American Investors
Baking Co
7 Ya
29 Ve
107 Ya
39%
50
com__
Corp
$4.50 preferred
Amer
•7%
28%
-
106%
107
107
7-%
29
32
General Bronze
83 Ya Mar 18
8
10
General Cable Corp com__J.__No par
45 Ya Jan
Mar
*46Y2
3
29
80 Ys July 22
10Ys
23
27
101
10%
23
29
8
10%
24% Sep
Dec
4
10%
36% Feb
15 Yb Dec
Jan
10%
148 Va Jun
19% Dec
56% Feb
Ya
3
3
£4
106 Ya
6
31
14 Ys Nov
106%
7
8
5
106 V2
Jan
Jan
15% Nov
9% Jan
106%
15
Dec
131
28 Ys
29% Jan
Dec
15
General
General
11
Jan
Inc
Acceptance
23
139
29 Ya
2
preferred
Container
General
1
7%
28%
5
-
convertible
69 Ys Jun
Dec
.
4Ya%
12
.107% Mar
7%
29 Ys
preferred
50
(The)
—.No par
Co
Gaylord
28
49
4
Jan
1
7%
28%
7
_5
common
Garrett Corp (The)
Gar Wood Industries
Mar
1
55% Sep 12
17% Aug
3
30% Sep 22
7Vs
28%
1
common
convertible
Gamewell
Gardner-Denver Co
45';
89
9
17% May
5%
7%
28V2
100
Inc
7 Ys
1
.
(Robert)
Gamble-Skogmo
25
'29
30% Mar
122
4'
15
57 Ys Jan
6
148 Ya Feb
9% Mar
Inc
Co
105 Ys Sep
24
*
135% Aug
18% Jan
*
'
(The)
$4.50 preferred
July 27
39
46% Apr
46% Feb
'Jan
May 7
25Y«Jan 22
Gair
5
Jan
24% Jan
25
July
30
41%'Jan
14
22% Jan
•••*
Jun
Co
38
96 Ya
13%
186
38
192
38
97 Ya
*96 Ya
97 Ya
60
13%
13%
13 %
13Ys
13 %
3,000
*38
39
39
39
*38
30
30
30
30 Ya
30 Ya
30 Ya
83
83
83 Ys
83 Ys
82 Ya
83 Ya
40%
41
40 Ya
40Ya
40%
41
*21 Ya
21 Ya
21
21 Ya
*37%
21 Ys
2,200
*96 Ya
21 Ye
146
147
*145
147
'146
75
*73
75
*73
75
*73
.
373/s
96Y2
146
-
*182
196
38
6.000
-
146
147 Ya
75
32 Ya
32%
32 Ya
32 Ya
32
33 Ya
35 Ya
35
36 Ys
35
35
*73
•'
32
32 Ys
'•
.34%
146
180
2,800
1,900
19,400
2,600
180
75
32 Vs
8,900
35
1,900
19
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
20
.
.
Monday, October
.
(1472)
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS'
Ranee for Previous
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
11% May 21
14 '/a Mar
00% Jan
7
97
22% Jan
11
Sep
99
45% Feb
32% July 19
39% Aug 11
May 31
2
4
5% Dec
22
5% Jan
6
8 % Apr
26% Mar 29
39% Dec
29
35% Jan
6
44% Feb
68 % Jan
4
91
Dec
9
Jan
6
96% May
45% Jan
4
67 % Dec
29
4% Jan
4
23
26% Jan
93% Sep
61% Mar 14
Jan
31
36% Sep
18
Oil
States
Utilities
Jun
9
$4.20
104% July 13
109% Jun
7
$4.40 dividend
105
106%Mar26
104% Sep
107
Jan
15
105
Aug 26
101
7
10
Jun
15
15
15 VB
15
15%
15
15 Vb
97
97
97%
*96
97 va
97%
36 %
36%
37
3 6'A
37 Vb
97%
250
36
367a
35%
36 '/a
5-(#
5%
*5-/6
5%
17,400
574
5%
574
1,400
5'/a
38%
387#
39'/a
95%
96%
96
56
88
86
87%
35%
preferred-
100
35%
"104%
?
574
39
38%
38 y4
96
96
86%
T
357b
'102
108%
*107
100
dividend preferred^
35%
103
103
dividend preferred——100
$4.44
14%
96
38%
No par
34% July 30
106 % July 28
110
Oct
4
Shares
1474
877V
22,000
38'A
87-/4
38%
96 Va
96 7a
700
8874
'
37%
96%
*95'
87
8774
19,500
34'A
3,700
v
7,300
Co-
Common
22
29
100 % May 26
103
May 5
the Week
Oct. 7
96
86
--25
Corp
Friday
"•
Oct. 6
5'/4
No par
preferred—,.
$5
Gulf
Sales for
Thursday
35%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com—No par
5
23
Gulf
90
SALE PRICES
Oct. 5
14%
1
Guantanamo Sugar
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 4
96
Greyhound Corp (The) common—3
4%% preferred——
—100
Grumman Aircraft Corp—:
1
2
16% Mar
6
Mar 30
94
Tuesday
Oct. 3
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
13% Jan
4
20
LOW AND
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Year 1954
3 07
103 %
35%
107
34%
103'A
*102%
107
*102 Va
34%
33%
103 Va
*102%
107
107
lu7
*10474
106
►104%
106
35
106
106
106
107
103 %
:
30
107
100
106
*1043A
50
H
38
Jan
27
13
20 % Apr
42% Sep
46 V2 Aug 17
17% Jan
45 %
30
12% Mar
2
21
Dec
29
18-/2 Oct
25% Fab
63 % Jan
5
86% Dec
31
79% Oct
100'A Feb
12% Jan
25% Nov
4
102 % May 11
24% Jan
131
Jan
40% Dec
142
Nov
104
Jan
32
8% Nov
42
4274
52
52%
55
1,000
54
54%
53%
53%
*22 Va
22 %
3,900
22%
22 V2
22 Vb
2274
No par
18%
19 V#
I8V2
18%
187b
18%
1,400
80 Va
81 %
•*80%
81%
32%
32%
7*32
32%
com
Co_
.
46%
143 Va
7
30 V#
3174
32 >
32%
———1
33%
33%
34;
34%
_10
32'/#
32%
*32 V#
32 %
*32%
1
6%
6%
*6 7#
6%
674
Harris-Seybold
Hart Schaffner & Marx—
5
39
Hat Corp of America
14
21
Jan
Co
common
13% Jan
6
24% July 21
Haveg
Industries Inc
17
17
23
15 % Jan
6
18% Jun
Hayes
Industries Inc
Mfg
8% Dec
Feb
6% Aug
21% July
84% Jan
11
96% Aug 15
23% Nov
11
22% Jan
37% Nov
20% Oct
6
101
2
52
la
50
29
17
132
Sep
126
May 19
Jan
Dec
23
40
16
51% Jan
3
22% Mar
48% July 19
Mar 14
54% Mar 18
13
4
30
23
Sep
4% 7*
Hertz
"When
41% Sep
15
29
89% Jan
3
96
7
12
34 Va Jan
6
81% Jan
92
Sep
18% Mar
43% Nov
July
$4%
51% Aug 24
2nd
cum
Hilton
Hotels
5
Jan
14
4
Jan
4
25% Jan
5
30% Dec
26
3x% Jan
10
13
18% Aug
5
8 % Dec 30
27% Dec
6
19
5
27
16% Jan
3
Hoffman Electronics ;Corp_
Holland Furnace Co
2
Hollander
4
Holly Sugar Corp
Sep
8*/2 Mar
0% may i.2
19% Feb
7
21
20 "> Feb
9
35% Sep
25% Jan
2o
33% Jan
4
52
Oct
5
56% Jan
5
85
Dec
31
Oct
Dec
6
31 % Dec
31
28% Jan
31
95% Jan
12
Mar 31
100 %Jun
14
.174
41
103
12% Nov 23
33
Jan
16% Apr 26
35% Aug 25
7
29% Dec
9
36% Oct
84% Jan
6
99% Nov
94% Jan
4
Jun
27% Oct
101
Feb
105
17
Nov
105% Nov
13
5
ig
91
Oct
Jan
Homestake
6
7
106
100
16.
102% Mar
Mar 10
8
28% Jan
11
41% Dec
31
40
64% Jan
Sep
16% Sep
34
•
112% Dec
23
bd
Feu
7
19
Household
May
105
;
137
47
72
Feb
14
4.40 %
1
6
19% Dec
31
18
6
22% Jun
11 % Jan
4
20% Dec
10
15% Mar 14
25 Va Sep
7
22
4 Va Jan
5
3% Feb
10
1
Nov
4% Nov 22
2
10% July 27
July 18
7% July 18
38% Jan
4
55% Dec
21
53% Jan
14
25% Nov
8
22% Jan
11
•
6
13% Jan
2% Nov
10
3% Feb
3
18% Dec
15
21% Oct
11
Jan
27
43% Jun
9
63% Dec
31.
12
50% Dec
23
48% May 21
52% Dec
20
50
53% Nov
10
40
Jan
May 25
52% Jun
15
55
Oct
49
51 % Jan
4
54% Dec
53
10
11
15% Nov 23.
22% Oct
2% Jun
39
20
25
30
Jan
4
159
Dec
52
Aug 22.
51% May 5
52% Apr 15
55
1
52'/2 Max 28
55
Mar 11
53
Feb
,6
10% Sep
20
162
26
Jan
•
4
169% Jun
4
76% Dec
31
66% Mar 14
91% Sep
11
39 Vb Dec
29
35% Jan
6
68
15% Jan
5
22 % Dec
28
21% Jan
20
40
Nov
23
37% Jan
7
102
Oct
25
96% Jan
19
21% Dec
29
•19% Jan
18
16
349/ Jan
6
35% Jan
31
25% Jan
4
89% Jan
6
28
v
271
May 11
^27% Jan
4
159-
Jan
176% Oct 25
38
29
30% Sep
94
Jan
8
0*
Feb
4% Nov
5
59% Dec
,30
23
1% Jan
34% Jan
7
130% Jan
140
Jan
101% Jan
13
Jan
1
31
135
Aug
■12% Jun
00
101% Sep
26
9 7# Mar
69
79
16
73
•'
42% Jan
70
1'
60
37% Jan
4
31% Jan
29
36% Oct
13% Jan
4
26% Dec
6
23%
% Dec
2
34
31
May
25
Jan
;35
6
'5
Jan 28
Jaii
6
Mar 15
3
108
•
12
Jan
15 %-Sep
.'
114
28% July
29% Jan
Jun
31 3/8
500
35 V#
357b
7,600
28
*102
104
102
40%
40%
123
19.%
21%
2274
8%
•
•
'•
7
102
104
4074
123%
197#
19%
19'A
19%
19%
600
2174
22
217b
21%
20%
21%
12,800
2
2 Va
2'A
2 V8
2 Vb
2,200
•v-J'2
*8%
97b
64%
29
7%
*28%
-
77b-
60'A
54%
50
6%
33%
28%
27%
'
627#
5374
x49%
*52 Vb
52%
*517#
54%
x53 Va
54 %
53 %
/.-
5274
*54
4974
28%
29'A
28%
28%
287#
287#
10%
10 Va
10%
52%
5374
55%
5574
100
•
Iron
167
*164
83%
81%
82%
_20
58
55%
58
24
*23%
*23%
_1
5
49%
50%
100
10274
10274
No par
29
No par
Machines i
28
"395
399
3674
*50
5074
*517b
52%
*53%
54%
*51%
"52%
$4 preferred
:
;
—No par
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No par
5% preferred
100
396
394
1
37 %
•
107#
52%
v
<
29
396
37 V#
37%
16774
167
31'/a
3L
•
3174
3174
31%
77%
*84
■
'4%
7974
,
'
89
.*•
58
974
3,100
10%
1,800
53%
2,800
57%
6,700
*164
167
20
'
79
2874
i396
<
37%
8174
V
88%
*84
**j74
%9
8,900
31% <
>88
88
4%
4%
4%
77%
' 78%
7774
78*!8
75%
4 %
2,lud
140
3,100
'37 '/a
33,200
167 %
580
30
30 V2
2,000
31V#
-
-
8,000
8,200
394
36%
31
*
i/U%
168 Va
3734
:
2874
390%
.»
56 74
24
101
27%
31
474
'
.101
31%
-
•
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-
168 Va '
167
<
55
24
■oO
396
3674
167
!
101
/ ' 4%
>
>29
56%
82
49 "4
32
-91
3,200
•■■52%
-
164
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31
4%
50
15 3/8
2874
5774
57
>23%
398
•
3674
31%
120
517 b
157b
1074 7
••53
81%
"
29%
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i
56%
164
/
24
166%
-
2874 !
150
220
'
102
31%
*84-
31%
87
7,800
"" -87
78
200
4%
47b
•6,500
7274
•
757b
17,100
•
.137
-
137
136%
1374
15
7.50
29%
2874
50%
50
>101
31%
•
100
common
~
28%
;
168 Va.
167%
—100
preferred
,
*51
•
157b
•
<
59 %
*23%
49%
54
51%
157b
8274
31
-1N0 par
—
%
59
102
2,700
''
"
24
49%
102
167
15,900
527b
5274
*51
537#
82%
1,900
69%
52'A
4974
*53
58%
>164
82
56
Inc
common
10%
53%
56
•
__No par
Corp
preferred
167
*164
10%
53%
28
"59%
52'A
54 %
...
1
No par
1
28
'6174-
*51%
'
■
V
57
52 %
>53%
T
par
10%
28
2,000
"
607#
-
497b
52%
52%
29,200
7%
347b
5474
55%
800
7 '/a
34'A
6%
34%
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■
28%
77b
61 V#
1,000
7.6C0
61%
28%
34%
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50
87 b
6374
65
28%
7%
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S A
8%
4,900
'
28%
■'
61%
54%
9
4,800
12374
28%
28%
63
40%
122
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33%
55 %
r
-6374
.
407#
124%
9
65
*28%
40 %
40%
123
••
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100
150
104
40%
15%
De
*103%
122 %
29%
33%
50
509,800
102
102
104
3,700
i«
9674
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6074
.
28
1*6
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101
101
*103%
700
,
54
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A
95%
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9%
9%
28%
28
277b
A
95%
64 % ,.65%
7%
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27%
A
96:4
>101
2%
;■ *28%
35%
7
33%
6,600
38%
22 V
-.274
8%-
28
40
15
1474
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r
2U-
2174
2
2
15%
38 74
16
123%
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*
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277#
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40%
122
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19%.'
103
15
*95
102
104
*102
38
A
96%
*103%
103
900
1474
53
Ctfs
800
3,500
*
37%
28
/
*95
35%
85
*102
51%
Electrica
7
'
37
A
32
121'A
1574
1
35%
15%
—____
2
•48% Mar-
International Salt
*
International Shoe—
8
74% Sep ,16
38 % Aug 29
31% Sep
«-/-
14%
--14
104%
107 7a
105
14'/#
*93%
137
;
-
14%.
107%.
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105
*103
105
137
1
14
.
105%
>103
137
i
.
-
137
13774
137
14
107%
105
107 % ♦
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-
137 %
14 '/#
13%
14'A
14
-107
104 7'2
-
104
>107
*103
•
330
7,400
10,400
•
104%
14
14%
14%
14 %
?94 %
92%
93 %
90 %
"9174
95
9574
96%
-96%
95'/a
96
45%
45%
45%
45%
457#
4574
*45%
45%
1,100
69
69 Va
*68%
69 %
67'/a
68 74
66%
67'/2
2,600
38%
*38
147#
*1374
94% >•
*93
i..No par
34% Feb
9
51 % May
3
3
36% Sep
6
30% Aug 11
29% Sep
Sep
14%
-
19
68%
71 %
3874
2774
3974
397'#
1
*
-
*38
38%
27 %
28
397#
39%
39%
3974
39 Va
*38%
*36%
37'A
36
36%
*36%
37
3.50
14%
1474
1474
141/2
14%
;
No par
44 Va
45 %
4574
45%
45
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Elec Co
No par
3374
3374-
3374
33 7 B
337b
34%
10
2774
277#
*2774
277#
2774
2774
Iowa
Power
&
Ligh* Co__ 1
Island Creek Coal
$6
50c
common
preferred
1
■
<
277b
28%
39
397#
13%
14%.
92
1,700
92
97
-
330
*38
97
900
38 V2
27%
28 7'a-
27%
277a
41,800
39%
397b
33 VB
39 VB
1,400
4074
*39
-■
*36
-.147b
45
38%
•*38
;
40
Intertype Corp
2
21
_25
397#
Power Co
26% Jan
45%
27
:
Interstate
,30 % Jan
45%
*38
preferred
15% Aug 29
3
29
97
25
7%
3
Sep
,
No par
12% Jan
_
95
International Telep & Teleg—No par
International Utilities Corp_l.
5
$1.40 cum conv prefefredi
25
;•
2
Jun
:
International Silver coihmon
9
45
130
31
*51
Aug 17
24
31%
X53
Dept Stores-.
Jan
*31%
53%
Interstate
20 Va Mar 23
31%
15%
15
121
21%
5174
6
7
21
15%
40
19
21%
51'A
43% Jun
Nov
21%
*5274
34% Mar 15
23% Dec
4,000
21 %
15%
32 Vb Jan
123
3,800
13'/a
*6%
800
-
34% July 21
29% Aug
5
May 12
Aug 13
28%
98
*100%
50
Co—
6
Dec
14%
36 Va
.
66%.
preferred
RR
22
39
15%
29
International Packers Limited
22
22 V#
13
674
*30%
102
38
102 %
common.:—No par
International Paper
1
98% Sep
*101
28%
International Mining Corp.
1
Int'l Nickel-of Canada com_>.No par
■v
Preferred
jl
100
23
102
16
10
34% Dec
14
■24% Jan
112
21
Jan
6
Jan,
117% Sep
36 '/a
28
—No par,
38% Dec
1
10% Jan
14
Jan
4
38
13
Mar 14
44% Nov
29% Apr
17
12
17
Dec
4
16
Jan
22
13%
6%
51%-
Harvester
87% Aug 26
141
Jun 10
6
3574
63%
Int'l Hydro-Electric Sys class A—25
Int'l Minerals & Chemical com—5
4%
2274
13 V#
15%
Int'l
4% Sep-28
22%
*52%
,9
3
4,500
11
>51%
Business
41% Jan
31%
150
46 74
10%
5
Int'l
92% May 26
mar
57 % Jan
31
Nov
26
*3074
94 »/a
45 Va
11
50
18
7%
21%
Ltd—No par
preferred
Interlake
175'A May 31
37% Jan
4
21%
94Va
46'A
50
41% Jun
•
21%
95
46%
*107#
cumulative
33% Sep
450
Apr
8
79% Dec
11
Sep 26
13%
67#
95
11
cumulative preferred-
Insuranshares
6
67#
*95%
preferred—100
preferred-
4%%
227b
13%
6%
21%
14%
1
Interchemical Corp common
21-
Mar 29
3% Mar 18
106% May 19
12% Dec 31
4% May 27
40% May 27
44% Jan 11
38
Oct
17% Dec
88% Dec
9% Jan
55
103
22%
13 %
*674
38
3
50
Inspiration Cons Copper—i
24% July 18
-55% Sep
•
165% Aug 16
Dec
42% Dec
.28% Jan
-77
Nov
38% Dec .30
Jan
25
375
6%
22%
13 V#
6%
5,600
900
—100
Inland Steel Co_!
8
22 %
13%
900
17 74
78%
102
-new
Terminal
Industria
19
22 V#
*101
1
Industrial Rayon
Ingersoll-Rand common*
15
:
Sep
46%
*10%
38%
17%
*77
102
cumulative preferred
4.20%
29
95
46%
11
*37%
18
78%
8,600
4.26%. cumulative -preferred
l50
4.70% cumulative preferred——50
4.42%
58% May 23
63 % Sep 23
95
46
10%
9,300
42
Indianapolis Power & Light-iNo
5% Jan 24
96
4574
107#
38%
17%
*77
27
36
31% Aug 31
50% Jan
*95
47
26%
41
Illinois
48% Jan
96
38 V#
78 Va
*77
2674
34%
15% Sep 23
8
18
78%
267b
42%
24 % Mar 15
30
177#
38%
17%*77
200
3,100
36%
12
15
377b
17%
38
78 %
900
54
36
17
•
377#
17%
4574
*42
Jan
51
Jan
-14% Apr
>
38%
45
*52
37
:
Central RR Co
4.08%
8
27
.
4274
,13% Apr
17
Jan
Jun
26 Va
-
36
1
12
26%
*52
*42
5
Sep
2574
5374
54
27 VB
46
5374
2,000
2,400
124
36 Va
Hussman Refrigerator Co——
Co
46
527b
53%
18 V#
119%
42%
Hupp Corp
Illinois Power Co
17%
119
*123
3574
17
Power
46
52%
53
45%
54
—6.66%
Illinois
'18%
119
124
:
10
*41 Va
(Del)—25
Inc
57
250
42
91/# Feb
Idaho
46
5274
52%
46
35%
—-100
noncumulatlve
33% July 18
68% Sep. 19
38
.
*41%
Co—
9
2,700
*37%
*123
124
45'A
117
24
*84
Power—No par
Hudson Bay Min & Sm
Sep 21
*18 74
98
84
Manhattan
Foods
•123
2,900
98
'24
38
*37'A
116% .117%
116
123
99
24%
24%
18 74
18 7#
18%
*98
357#
No par
Corp__
5
Nov
170
5%
377#
84
Hunt
39
21
'57% Dec
July 29
40% Jan
'21%
j
'
7% Nov 23
21
'47% Nov
Dec
27
&
2474
*37 V#
55
35%
16
52% Sep
10
27
8%' Jan
tHudson
24%
37 V#
54%
3674"
Jun
51% Aug 17
-
5
51% Dec
Jum
58% Aug
47% Jan
Sound
24%
5674
90'/a
84
100
100
71%.Sep. 13
3
3
Howe
*2374
*37 Va
53%
——————
32
,
6
19% Jan
12% Apr
Howard Stores
*97%
24
3774
21
common—5
Houston Oil Co of Texas
23
Jan
56%
*89%
*83'/a
common 1
preferred
Lighting &
Houston
July 18
15% Jan
2,500
57
99
92
85
preferred
preferred
4%
23-
3,900
*89'/a
83%
3%%
Feb
9,000
34%
31
—
Co
,
rights
73/a
22%
92
6%
Finance common—No par
common
Oct
77 a
35%
$2.25 convertible preferred—'
:104% Jan»
Electrochem
Houdaille-Hershey
2,200
12.50
$4.25 preferred
Aug
A
98,
27
8
Apr 28
1674
34
13 Va
30
i__
Mining
_—
Hooker
38% Aug
28
24
Oct
16%
No par
Honolulu Oil Corp..;
"When issued"
3
ra
3
1674
31%
357b
preferred
42
4
i
convertible
6,300
2274
22
10
common
90
22%
7%
107#
5
35%
*2274
22%
45%
5
*34%
*56
t
*95
50c
1,800
35%
■23%
■
3374
17 Va
1
& Sons
Jan
44% Jun .27
17
27
5%
(A)
94 % Sep
a*<*r i4
34% Jan
13
3
48
7
27
32% Mar
(Charles E)_
7
77b
*89%
57%
11374
1,200
1,100
6%
33%
99
*18%
11,400
33%
32%
22%
57%
123
-
77b
*97 Va
18 Va
33
33%
34
58
114
32%
3274
2274
99
123%
2,200
77b
92
*89%
92
190
4574
143%
227B
x34
*77
5
21% Sep
10% Jan
34
38'A
1
pfd (conv)__No par
12 V# Jan
Hires Co
7%
227#
34
52
100
Corp
10% Mar 14
11% Aug 25
7%
22%
34%
45'A
—_7__5
Corp common
preferred series A—
3%%
7%
22%
104%
4474
674
16%
26
Heyden Chemical
3
17
*51%
1
Hewitt-Robins Inc—
14
16%
*17%
Issued"-———.
79% Aug
17
113%
50
—;
20'% Sep
31 >/h Mar 18
15% May 12
71
8
21
17
*122%
100
common—No par
(The)
17
23%
—No par
preferred series A
Co
23
*37'/#
preferred—25
:
Hershey Chocolate
v
23
23%
*97%
common—No par
5
Apr
May 13
59% Sep
35 %
23 %
58
25
L——10
—-—
Powder
preferred
Jan
18% Apr
78
9
3
jd
34% July 26
14% Jan
68
Jan
oan
5%
.
*34%
*89%
100
noncumulattve
Hercules
9
25% Oct
26% Jan
104%
*141
33
*34%
35
1,100
■33
6%
23%
7%
100
preferred
Hercules Motors
2
674
130
3274
33%
33%
327a
23
34
—15
(G W) common-.
7%
38% July 25
j.
33
700
80%
46 VB
32%
34%
'
35
22%
2 |
5
Co
preferred
3.65%
32%
*33%
16%
1
Corp——
Glass
32 VB
"
19
79%
313A
143%
23%
._
(H J) Co common—
Helme
1
17% Jun
54% Feb
26
Heinz
7
Jun
96
27
37% Dec
May 26
14% Jan
25
122% Aug 11
126% Oct 26
38% Jun
29
104% Feo
6
3%%
20
3
14
Jan
Sep
36% Jan
18
121% Feb
Dec
*1874
;
104'A
45%
*141
36
*35
—50
—
Hecht Co common
23
60% Sep
3
101% Oct
Hayes
Hazel-Atlas
91
24
39% Jan
17
l
7
36 '/a Sep
267b Mar 14
May 21
41% Nov
5
8% Mar
7
31
13
24% Mar.
9
31
89
13% Mar 12
68
31
23% Dec
31% Apr 19
94% Jan 22
21% Jan 26
35
May 25
46 *
23
I 4% % preferred
35
4
19
104%
46
*141
18
Mar
*18%
105
45%
143 Va
35% July
8% Jan
"*104%
105
45%
10
85
'104'A
*139%
Nov
28% Dec
104 %
46 %
14% Dec
30
32 Va
143 '/a
40
4
80%
32%
*139%
6
4% July 12
80 V*
32%
104
(M A) Co $4.25 pfd—_No par
6
18% Jan
80
preferred —-—4---—*00
Harrisburg Steel Corp_—;——2.50
11% Feb
.
2.50
*
6%
Jan
21% Jun
.
32%
Harbison-Walk Refrac common—_15
9
34'A July
Mar 11
5% Mar 25
30
May
Paper
10% Jan
Dec
%
80
-
preferred—100
39'% July 13
9
33'A Aug
30
28
Hanna
1
51% July 21
142
134% July 25
26% Mar 14
33% Nov 29
32% Dec
19
43
5474
22 V#
convertible
4%
HammermHl
21
Jun
107% Feb
Oct
38
22
23
21% Oct 28
35
21 % Jan
24
22% Apr
5% Jan
23
423A
55%
22 V#
Printing Co—,
"
106% Oct 25
4
15
Oil
Hamilton Watch Co
4
4
44
54%
23
Hall
F)
*43
56
22 Va
Halliburton
14
(W
43%
54%
5
21
24 % Sep
25
Hackensack Water
59 % Sep
6
•43
Well Cementing—5
46% July 12
26
Aug 10
19% Jan
•
147b
'■
*38
40
400
3674
36%
36%
1,400
1474
14'A
147 B
2,800
45%
45%
34
34
27%
2774
447b
.-*34
45%
1,200
34%
2,300
*
2674
*123
27
127
2574
*122
2674
128
2574
*123
26
128
2574
.>
128
26 74128
29
"
2574
125
2 8 »A
26
■
125
'
1,200
4,500
20
J
4"% Feb
19
8% Dec
28
Jan
6
30% Nov
23
20% Jan
21
86% Jan
8
19
0% Mar 14
27% Jan
96
Oct
6
97% Aug 15
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
59
Jewel Tea
19
55
Nov
23
103
Apr
14
45.
Mar 14
99% Jun 13
12
80 % Sep
91% Nov
59% May
19% Jan
7
78
Nov
30
60
4
37% Dec
31
32 Va Mar 14
31
98
22
41% Mar 15
9
48% Dec
For footnotes
see
page
1
26.
104
Jan
Jun
26
97
Feb
Mar 15
85
Jun
Mar 10
54% Sep
106
14
May 10
Aug
62% Sep
11
3%%
Co
Inc
Johns Manville Corp
Johnson & Johnson
8
Joy Manufacturing Co
9%
9%
33%
2974
29
33%
297#
33 *
29%
9374
93%
100
Jones & Laughlln Steel com
preferred series A
9%
32%
29
1
common
preferred—:
27
5%
10%
3274
1
pfd—100
23/
3
9%
No par
Co
dau
16
31% Jun
L)
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co_
22
100% Dec
(F
Jaeger Machine Co
35% Apr
4
Jacobs
31
61% Mar 31
85% Jan
6
13
39
99
Jun
12% Sep
Sep 26
91%
7
34% Jan
26
37% Nov 24
:
No par1
12%
10
52
100%
52 %'
100%
*93%
*92
*51%
53
513A
*100 Va
102
100%
8274
82
70'A
71%
*69
47
49
82
94%
ffl^%
974
33%
32%
3274
32%
32 %
1,000
29 Va
2974
2974
29
29'/a
2,100
94%
93
94
10
94
53
100%
*93
9%
974
53
52%
527#
1,100
102
100%
100%
60
84 74
81V4
7074
70
70
*6.) %
7174
69%
70
48%
47%
48%
47 Va
4874
46.
477b
83
84%
60
*52%
*100%
47%
83
13,000
83%
83
6,800
1,000
39,900
100
10474
1 04%
10474
104%
104V2
104 %
104%
104%
1047b
10474
490
-1
5474
55%
5574
56%
56 %
5774
5b %
5774
55%
56%
7,800
10
1955
Number 5471
Volume 182
The Commercial and Financial
. .
.
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
RECORD
stocks
Range since Jan. 1
new york
Highest
-
LOW AND HIGH SALS PRICES
stock
exchange
Monday
*
Tuesday
Ot*. 3
Oct. 4
Par
Wednesday
_
Sales far
Thursday
Oct. 5
Friday
Oct. 6
1
*
the Week
'Share 8
Oct. 7
*
■
K
2
9
92
Apr 28
Va Sep
32% Jan
100
3% Jan
41
4
Jan
Dec
30
99% Nov
12
28% May 25
1 % Sep 28
39% Jun 15
18
I
•
104% ADr
94
15
103% Aug 10
107
106
Oct
May 26
38% Jan
14
35% Jan
>
18% Jan
21
29
75 % Dec
29
50
13
70% Jan
14
7
45% Mar
Kaiser Alum
4
107% Sep
105
24
7
22
Apr
&
Chem
Kalamazoo Stove
&
Corp
4%
cum
preferred
4.20% preferred „
"I
Kansas City Southern—
Common
Jan
4
31% Dec
64% Jan
4
39% Jan
4
20% Jan
11
33% Oct
18
24 Va Jan
13
34
Mar 19
39
31
107
Mar .10
84% Apr 21
4
48% Jan
8
29 % Jun
8
Kansas Gas &
3
24% Mar
3
17 J/4 Mar 24
8
27% Mar 14
Dec
31
54% Dec
23
45% Sep
24
29% Jan
6
Nov
56
Sep
16
Kayser (Julius)
Kelsey
Hayes
&
36% Jan
58
Jun
23
29% Feb
36% Sep
23
34% Jan
69
July 26
Kinney (G R)
104
July 26
$5 prior preferred
Koppers Co Inc common..
87
Nov
1
jan
44% Dec
9
38% Jan
98% Dec
14
9
34% Jan
23
48% Aug 18
523/4 Dec
31
42
52% Aug
92% Mar 18
•
24
8
13% Dec
30
49% Jun
9
18
8
14% Jun
9
47% Jan
4
58% Dec
32
4 Vb Jun
9
Kresge
9
Kress
4
Jan
Sep
7
53A Jan
25
18
7
60
26
Sep
Jan
(S S)
Laclede
La
27
&
Gas
Co
22
Jan
85
Aug 10
7
30% Dec
6
95
25
98% May
Feb
25
34% Sep
20
May 10
12% Dec 31
86% Aug 11
7% May
27% Jan
60'A Nov 30
53 y8 Jan
6
15
20% Dec
31
18 y8 Jan
6
% Jan
l%Dec
9
1% Jan
3
2% Sep
6% Jan
11% Dec
8
11'A Jan
3
3% Jan
3
2
Mar 30
34
Jan
4
15% Jan
16% Jan
4% Dec
39% Jan
8
Dec
31
4
23
Dec
10
4
-
46
20% Aug 17
8
76% Nov
.
8% Jan
13% Dec
Mar 14
22 Ve
Corp
23
Mar
87
July 18
13% Jan
3
7
21
22
30
149'/a Jun
22
47
18% Jan
67
Jan
26
25
28% Nov
5
12
Jan
4
29% Aug 19
4
116% Aug 12
34% Dec 21
64
4
4
Jan
103
Nov
30
Mar 16
Va
56
Oct
20% Sep
103% Mar
Nov
3
Oct
21
102
1
22
26% May 18
153% Feb 15
21
40% Jan
5
59% Jan
11
48% Aug 25
88'% Dec 20
Jun
Jan
7
5
28 % Mar 14
105
137
Mar 14
26% Mar 14
104
21% July
21 Vb Jan
14
19
114
24% Aug 26
106% Mar 2
98% July 9
99% Jun 30
6
19
17
100
140
26
Life
7%
Tulip
Belt
69 % Sep 22
32% July 5
123
July
5
23
4
Long Island Lighting Co
series
series
Oct
4
July 15
25% Jan
3
147
May 25
45% Jan
3
58
77 Vi Jan
6
90% Sep
July 27
15
series
Lorillard
B
(P)
Dec
20
22
273/4 Dec
104
38% Mar 25
Nov
49% Dec
28
22% Mar 14
29% Sep
8
9
99% Sep 23
39 % May 16
102% July
6
513A Jan
3
31
50 Va
49 Va
48
48 3A
900
50%
49'/a
50%
49%
49%
34
33%
33%
33%
33 %
5,800
700
*33%
62
*101%
29%
29%
29'A
29%
513/4
*51%
102
^
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
*4»/a
4%
*4 Ve
16%
4%
16%
4 3/a
163/2
•
4'/e
16%
16%
*50
*50
55 Va
22%
5l Va
22%
22%
32%
323/2
32%
933/2
95
12%
12%
12%
12%
13 3/8
67%
69%
67%
68
68
69%
19
19%
193/s
19%
197/a
12%
1
2
19 Vb
2
2%
l43/2
14%
5%
2,400
7,800
14'/a
14%
14%
22%
32
32%
97
93
93
123A
13
12%
12%
6,800
70
"
22%
32
70'A
68%
69 »/4
3,600
19%
19%
19%
5,800
2'A
8,600
19%
"
5%
5%
5%
41%
41%
41%
41 Ve
41 %
41 '/2
16%
16%
*16%
20%
20 »/e
20 »/2
20%
203/4
20
80 Va
78%
80
78
79
14%
13%
57
57
29
28 "/a
28'/a
1,400
9,500
16%
16 3 a
16%
1,400
20%
20%
20%
4,200
78
78%
76 3/4
77%
5,200
133/4
14
13%
14
28%
29
28%
28%
163/2
13 VB
133/4
13%
1,400
*5%
5%
57 %
14
13 %
4l7/e
16 '/a
13%
1,000
•
5'A
*28%
3,400
160
13%
'
'
2
2'A
2,
13%
14'/e
S'A
*56
5
200
55%
22 %
79%
7
*50
55%
1
2,100
32
16%
10
16%
16%
4,100'
4>A
16%
*4
4%
V.
22'/a
20%
No par
9,700
51
41
41%
29%
42%
Ve
16%
41
150
*93
21/4
14'/e
143/8
5 3/4
5'A
2
2«A
♦14 Ve
97%
50%
*50
95
223/4
.
32%
*4
32%
93%
700
97%
29
.
5,900
51%
16%
223/4
323/4
1,500
52%
42%
143/e
553/3
23
62
102
51%
42
.
143/a
*50
55>/a
102
51 Ve
42%
42
94 Va
32%
*91
No par
,
%
:
22,600
'
25
*
■
—
2 8'/a
V
100
'
•28»/a
70
693A
70%
70%
1,400
21,200
69 %
70%
69>A
70'/a
160 Va
160%
159 »/a
159 %
49%
50%
49'/e
50
49%
50%
50 3/4
51'A
49%
50%
7,600
48%
49%
48
493A
493A
50
49%
49%
493/2
50 3/4
2,300
17%
17%
37%
17%
37%
373/4
100
102
100
*160 'A
161
18'/a
173/4
37V2
38%
♦99
V8
70%
70
160
;•
18%
1,200
38
,38»/4
37
38
8,800
*100
18'A
38%
102
*100
150
161
161
161
102 Vi
*98
101
18%
18'A
18'A
•
48
300
64,000
46
4
7'/e
47 Ve
48
3/e
46%
48 Vb
46%
20%
19%
19Ve
193/4
19
Ve,
19Va
20'A
197/e
62%
63%
62%
63
62%
63
28%
28'/a
28%
28%
283/2
28 Vs
28%
28%
116%
*115%
33'A
333/4
1,400
20%
20%
11,900
.10
-
115'A
No par
A
*110
34
35>A
33'/2
20%
20%
20%
10
com
♦112
115'A
333/a
33%
33%
33'%
203/4
20%
20%
20%
20%
100
*105
106'/a
*105
106 %
.100
*101%
102'A
*102
1023/4
*102
100
*101%
103
102 %
*
10
21%
21
21%
101
100
*142 Va
52%
531/4
52
521/4
50
81%
84
82%
83
1
25%
26%
25%
26
25%
100
*99%
*99 3/2
101
*99%
Sons
142%
*142
1421/2
106%
*101 Va
103
102'A
103
*101'/a
103
*101%
21%
144
21
21%
21%
52%
52 'A
52%
82%
83 '/a
82%
20%
30,200
62
5,700
29%
7,900
118
1,100
106'/a
10
102'A
700
103
21'A
9,800
142 3A
144
*142 V4
52 Va
:
*105
*105
102'A
'/a
21'/8
213/8
.
106 3%
♦105
(Ky).Nopar
144
29
333A
114
102%
60 3/4
63
62
115»A
114
:
common
&
102
Mex
__25
Nashville
(M;
61
102
62 3/4
62%.
*
42%
preferred
preferred
49%
-
29%
■
preferred
D
E
62%:
62%
102
52 %
82%
/,
143
40
52 3/2
53
1,800
83
6,100
25%
5,600
82
Inc—
Common
.4%%
333/a
46%
preferred
Co
&
Lowenstein
22
96% Jan
*49%
50
333/8
61%
62
-
49%
49%
33%
100
7% preferred
Louisville Gas & Eh Co
Louisville
50 3%
50%
42%;
10
6
4.35%
50%
-
46 Va
46
29%
51%
Corp
4.25%
52
108'A
105'A
41%
common
5%
11,000
47
19%
Cement
6
23,300
46 Va
110
46%
44%
Gas
27
107Va
45%
108%
47
29%
conv
July 15
104 Va
109 %
46%
:__No par
Star
38% Sep
105
1073/4
48
51%
10
Star
107% Apr
5,300
110%
41%
Co.ZZ.10
Lone
103 lA Jan
35%
29%
iqo
Lone
8
21%
343A
£ar
50
..
Sep 26
Mar 11
21%
35%
1
Inc
preferred
Long Bell Lumber (Md)
Mar
22'/a
35
96 Va
ioo
Co
213A
35%
96 Va
Lionel Corp (The)
zzzzzzzzzz2.50
Liquid Carbonic Corp com___No
par
3%% convertible preferred
100
43A%
22% /
343/4
97'A
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
2,200
3,600
22%
97%
.
~ 5
Loew's
—
22%
96 3A
com
-
35
96%
~
—
22%
22
97 Va
Co"
1,900
5,100
26%
22%
343/4
97%
Corp....
1
227/e
53 Ve
Co
7
223A
523/4
ZZ
64 % Feb
•
,
46
*45%
26 Va
53% /
....
24% Aug
56
26%
53 %
——ZZZZZZZ—Z.
Cup
743A
75%
26%
523/4
preferred
Lily
Link
22 Ve
13%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
743A
75%
♦45'A
•
52
...
Libby
Corp
Savers
100
102
...
&
"When issued"
5
17
39% Sep
40% May 17
4
Oct
Jun
103% Sep
29
11
66
55% Apr
15
31
23% Jan
161
25
Apr
22
Dec
28
72% Sep 22
27
51% Dec
108% Jan
17
26
62% July 21
Libby McNeill
29 3/8 Sep
79
7
28% Jan
22% Jan
Aug 12
Apr 22
16% Sep
25 Va Jan
19
Oct
82
11
13% Jan
Mar 12
Sep
48
23
103 %
22%
61
Co Common.3
Glass
22%
49
.ZZZZZZZZ.5
Libbey-Owens-Ford
103%
53'A
.
Lerner Stores Corp
3
18
&
103%
103%
'
26%
33%
preferred__No par
2nd pfd—.-__No
par
(The)
1
Products
ZZZZZ.5
noncum
320
35 V*
*51
1st
Fink
45% Jan
19 % Dec
50o
•
643/4 Jan
17
Apr
noncum
Lehn
28'/4 Sep 26
613/4 Mar 14
-
6 3/e Sep
19% Jan
19
53% Dec
$3
Lehman
14
164
,
26
Jan
29
2
25 Vb Apr
106%
101%
Lehigh Portland Cements
Lehigh Valley RR
Lehigh Valley Coal common
22
Sep 30
Dec
23
21
16
67 y4 Jan
38% Apr
74»% Jun
*
-
48
142% Jun
19
106 %
51%
„
47 % Jan
36% Mar 22
2
'14% Sep
108
105
34%
No par
preferred
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
*107
*103
*
101 %
pfd" 75~Pesos
Lee Rubber & Tire
46
26%
10
95'/a
105
77%
76%
*45%
261/2
600
40%
*94'A
95%
33,900
2
40%
*103
•
22 Va
-
*94
36%
*l7/a
-
21%
1
Bryant common....4%% preferred
IjeoSr,JJamss^ & Soils
3.85%
77
46
22%
5
105
35%
•
-
10
No
40 v4 Mar 14
66
July
3
74%
*43%
22%
ZZ~Zl
Lane
163/8 Sep
Apr
11
75
46
26%
.
20% May 10
28 y8 Jan
6
103%
95%
-
2
41%
No par
■
Co.
*103%
74
~i00
ZZZ.lo
Consolidada 6%
104
46
common
Co
(S H)
*103
,
Kroger Co (The)
'
104
_2 50
...
4
16
15
Mar 14
543/4 Apr
preferred
55% Feb
12% Mar 15
16
Jan
4%
107 Ve
26%
^
Co
107
~l
Corp
50
39% May 31
29
5% Feb
17% Dec
-
3% May 27
28% Jun
57% Sep 15
100 »A Jun 23
108
26'A
"(111)" '
Co
13
5
*107
108
_
14
4
108
*43%
'
Oct
6
*94
*103
'""1
No~par
.
; Apr 29
King-Seeley
94
105
8 75
Co
Wheel
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp
94
*103
50
367/e
*1 Ve
41 %
95
Da-
No
36%
2
41
105
No par
preferred-.
Electric Co
41% Dec
79% Jan
9% Jan
23
129% Aug 26
5&3/8 Apr 15
6
1
82% Jan
Feb
36% Sep
26
31
983/4 jan
29% Jan
28% Sep
24% July 15
37%
*1V8
*40%
2
40%
*107
"100
Kansas Power &
Light Co
21 % Jan
non-cum
*93%
36%
37
*1%
40%
*103
100
July
36%
2'A
40%
*103
preferred
4.50%
4%
*2
40%
i00
43
22% July 30
25% Dec 27
12% Apr 23
16
Dec
37%
35%
com-No par
26
5
33%
Furnace.Z—_io
^Rnf/ °ityfPr ^ Lt Co
,3.80% preferred
9 9'A May 16
105
May 6
30
100% Mar 23
105% Aug
1
1023/4 Mar 15
Mar 13
102
Sep
41% Sep
2% Feb
series
A.
Lukens Steel Co
10
101
45
45%
44%
44%
44%
25 'A
101
44'/a
25%
25'/a
25'A
*99%
101
*99 '/a
44
45'/a
*44 %
101
'■
...
44%
1,600
15
5,000
M
8
Apr 22
40% July
122
July
15'/4 Nov 29
17% July 12
M
48% Jan
53'% Jan
MacAndrews
23
136% Dec
6
Dec
29
12% May 10
20% Jan
123/4 Mar 14
54
2
23
l4
Aug 19
30% Dec
31
Dec
Mar 28
19% Jan
29
92
81% Mar 16
133
19
6
26 Vb Mar 14
88 % Mar 15
139
Jan
3
21
32% July 27
35% July 15
95
Jun
13
7% May 27
83/4 Dec
3
7% Jan
6
13 % Jun
3
5% May
9 5/e Dec
31
8% Jan
6
12'A Feb
16
25% Jan
16 Vi Jan
499
July
3% Jan
6
4
64
7
Jan
19
23
22
546
4
6
4% Mar 10
22% Jan
Dec
24% Oct
4
7
Nov
Dec
6% Dec
17
56% Jan
23
6*«>%
21
18
■»
5 '/e Mar
31
6
12
34
Dec
6
28
-4
10% Dec
31
6'
Jan
v»u
Feb
9
25
May 16
122
<fe M
6%
Wood
Working Co..
&
Forbes
Mack
Trucks
Macy (R H)
4%%
Magic
Inc.......
Co Inc
preferred
Madison
series A
19
Magma
22
8% Apr
4
10% May 18
Manati
Sugar
Manhattan
17
Maracaioo Oil
6
353/8 Jun
21
7
20 % Feb
Marathon Corp
Marine Midland
Shirt
29
28
Jan
9
16
Jan
54% Aug 23
59
July 14
Apr 29
713/4 Dec
6
66v2 Jan
11
91
Sep
30
Marquette Cement
343/e Dec 22
31% Jan
7
38% Sep
22
Marshall Field & Co
97
11
4
Sep
16
92
Jan
4
33% Oct
22
23 Ve
July 19
1
19% Dec
29
15% Aug
99
Apr 25
44
Feb
4
4
21% Sep
29
6
33% Jun
7
26% Feb
16
16% Jan
8
28% Dec
23
25J/8 Jan
18
Jan
4
25 % Dec
23
22
Jan
4
373/4 Dec
20
22% Sep 26
333/4 Mar 14
44
94% May
99
% July 21
91 % Jun
3
92% Jan
5
98
Mar 11
94
May 16
83:
7
89
Apr
83
Jan
18
28% Nov 23
25% Jan
4
35% July 12
55
12
52
13
56% Mar 31
30
Jan
17 y« Jan
20
47
Feb
4
15
Jan
99
7
Dec
Nov
23% Dec
21
1
Feb
3
$3.75
cum
11
$3.40
cumulative
20% May 16
24% Mar
23
Mar 14
32 3/e Aug 29
44
Jan
46
Jan
4
Aug 22
16% Feb
33% Jan
4
4
82
Jan
20
91
July
45
54% Jan
Aug
1
58
Apr
573/4 Jan
17
63% Dec
3
76% Dec
20
67
43% Nov 24
37% Apr 26
40
May
4
Mar 14
18% Jan
4
25% Dec
30
21% Aug
11% Feb
19
21% Dec
27
15
Apr
1
27% Jan
4
*57 % Dec
31
523/4 Jan
86% Jan
4
103
Dec
27
57% Nov 22
2
21
91
Oct
4
82
18
22% Dec
17% Jun
28
88% Sep
7
Jan
15% Feb
Melville
26% Jan
6
46
Jan
25
Mengel
Jan
7
135
Jan
25
5%
31
213/4 Jan
18
28% Jun
28
Mercantile
23
20
12
Merck
Oct
21
Sep 26
88% Mar 30
303/4 Apr
95
Jan
4
109% Dec
22
102
Jun
9
7
107
Oct
25
100
Jun
30
26
Jan
49% Dec
23
433/4 Jan
7
21% Jan
13
28% Jan
4
22% Jun
2
28% Jan
4
41% Nov
24
39
6
92
Jan
5
27
96
104
Jun
14
108% May 19
104
92
Jan
15
102
89
■
Jan
22% Feb
For
103% Oct
May 14
36% Nov 23
footnotes
see
page
24
$4
56% Jun 17
26% Feb
11
52% Aug 26
103 % A or 18
107% July
26.
18 %
18%
55
55
87%
87
87
86
86
3,300
36
36%
35%
36%
5,800
95
33
31%
20%'
20%
21
20%
*54%
32%
20%
; 20%
5
500
*94%
96
110
30%
32
154,200
20
96
*94%
55%
20
2,100
conv
39%
9b %
Robbins
317/a
*55
21'/e
30
29%
29%
28%
29%
24%
24 '/a
24%
24
24%
1,000
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
5,000
96 %
96'A
96
97%
210
%
97%
.*96%
95%
95%
95%
95%
*95'A
96
8 71/3
*80%
87
Va
*86%
87%
32
*32%
32%
32%
32%
*32%
32%
57%
*55
5 7'/a
57
*55
57%
87%
*86
31%
32
57%
*55
21%
21%
,
21%
;
♦20%
21'A
*55
21%
21%
30%
30%
15%
15%
85
85
85
48%
47%
47%
30%
30%
30 Va
30%
*44%
44%
*44%
44%
15%
15%
15'A
84%
84%
48%
48%
Stores
Co
85
48%
48%
63%
62%
63'A
62
63
*62
77
78
78
78
*77
78
.
41%
41'/a
23%
23 %
23%
16%
16%
16%
16%
*16%
16%
1,500
60
60%
60
60
60%
61%
61%
61%
3,500
*1013a
*101%
103,
73
*66 %
73'
1
*67
36%
31%
preferred__50
*99%
107
*99%
25
25
*24 V2
25%
25%
21%
22%
21%
preferred
No par
No par
91%
105
*100
24%
42 '
23%
lf/a"
50
No par
41%
24
41%
17
100
l
41%
*
*102
*66%
103''
73
*102
103
*102
*68
73
*67
73
37%
37%
37%
37%
38
38%
37%
33%
*33%
33%
33%
34
33%
33%
*33%
*99%
107
*99 %
91%
103%
107
25%
21%
21%
22 %
92
92
92
♦89
105
105
*104
105
*104
*46
103%
102%
*45
103
47
102%
*45
1,500
25
20%
22
-
3,400
107
24 Va
25%
21%
38%
34%
*99%
107
*25
*89
*100
1,200
103
38%
105
400
900
3,200
4
102
pfd
77
80
4,200
23%
60
16%c
63
74%
1,900
7,200
16 %
58 %
common
*62
2,400
40%
16%
3%
47%
10
23%
41
23%
Inc
,
63
77
16%
common
1st
84%
48
40%
1
*84%
85
48 %
*83%
.
23%
...25
15
90
500
44%
30%
44%
15
87
*44'/a
30%
*44%
15%
96
87
22%
30%
44%
1
series
♦95
15%
21%
30%
*44%
15
%
9 7'A
*96
95%
*86
29%
24%
18
Corp
2nd
39%
30
Inc
Co
Inc
*24
96%
95
77
(The)
2nd
24%
27,400
29%
24'A
39%
28'A
28
24
*62
pfd 4.30%
Co
27%
33%
-
-i
21%
1,400
34,600
*89
92
200
105
104
104
1,300
102%
102%' 103%
92
*45
48
48
880
500
Linotype Co„_No par
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12.50
45%
47
22%
23%
23
23%
23%
23%
23
23%
22%
23%
25,800
Mesta
46
46%
46
46 Va
45
45%
45%
46
45%
45%
2,000
Mergenthaler
Machine
Co
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
5
pfd—100
96%
*104
*95
Apr
18
3.80%
preferred series
100
4 45%
preferred series
100
9
18 'A
56
87%
20%
100
9
18%
55%
87
20%
100
Sep
0,800
18'A
55'/a
35%
preferred series
60
18%
18%
31%
preferred series
108% May
18%
7,000
55%
95
3.85%
101
200
31
86'/a
18'A
31%
4.35%
4
300
1,600
90%
35%
1
6
7,500
2,100
55%
96%
26
4
12,000
8
30%
31%
31 %
35%
Apr
32% Jan
31%
6%
31%
8
7%
30%
102
103% Oct
31%
*
31%
6%
32
7% ;
5 Va
31%
6%
6%
*31%
7%
£6%
94% Mar
12
109
2
Mar 28
Feb
&
$4.25
7
33
7%
30%
1
$3.50 preferred
12
*31
35%
5
convertible
22
Apr
6%
5%
6
5%
41
650
*610
650
97
35%
*95
-
5
Shoe
Co
108
87
93% Mar 29
29
99% Oct
6
Nov
Jan
July 21
2nd
112% Apr
5%
39%
40
39 %
105
102
J 04%
103
♦600
650
50
Corp common
4%% preferred (1st series)
21
Jan
1,500
4,800
3
Mead
28
95
18
*54%
Co
Stores
Jun
96
10
10%
29 %
No par
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
CUm
39%
*9%
10%
36%
No par
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
393/4 Sep
98
104% Aug 18
77
5
Publishing
McGraw-Hiil
7
Jan
V'31%
.10
.
Electric
233/4 Dec
4
-
3%%
McGraw
McLellan
Aug
31
31%
Corp common__50c
convertible preferred
100
McKesson &
60% Jan
4
-
8
31%
*6%
33
*7%
Stores
17
18
*6%
*31 %
7%
;
common
preferred
McCrory
105%
9%
10'A
"
6 Va
No par
...
Corp
25
106 % Apr
30% Oct
Corp
$2.50
5%
5%
31%
pfd______No par
preferred
McCall
*600
650
'
6%
No par
common
29% Feb
18
29
101
Maytag Co
McCord
:
5%
31%
pfd 1947 series-.No par
45% Apr
69% Jun
21
47
71%/July 22
'Jun 13
91
18
31
4
8
13
3
643/8 Dec
16
11% Jan
16
Jan
323/4 Dec
27 y8 Feb
11
4
*600
5%
55/3
38%
38%
580
9%
_._J
common..
12
30
650
*600
-'103%
105
"" 7y8
....No par
l
Co—
Jan
31
75
*38'A
10
5,400
10%
No par
Corp
Electric
Dept Stores
Apr
25 % Dec
14 Vb Mar 14
103%
38%
No par
com
Co..
99
44% Dec
15% July 23
88% Jun 24
105%
37%
100
L)
88
2
4
103%
..50
Co..
$3.75 preferred
17
Jan
Mfg
10
18% July
12
10 Vb
200
18,000
•
Masonlte
$3
94%
10
10
.6
pie.erred
Martin-Parry-Corp.
May
93%
94
10
1
preferred
(Glenn
Master
94
x94
10'A
10
Corp common
Jan
40 % Jun
6
4%%
93%
94%
6.25"
convertible
Martlh
32
10
^
17% Dec
Jan
31%
10
Exploration
30% Dec
13 % Feb
32 Ve
93'/a
No par
11
IP/a Feb
16% Jan
31%
9%
._i
4
82
32%
l
Mandel Bros
34j/4 Jan
27
4%
32%
28%
10%
Co
7% Sep
18
31%
27%
31%
28
32%
28%
93
50
51%
137
137
27%
9%
Copper
51%
51%
137%
28
ic Ve
.
14%
15%
15%
51,%
*135
27%
28%
27 %
92%
Magnavox Co (The)
Mahoning Coal RR Co
21
15%
52%
137'/a
10
Sep
Jun
*135
137%
No par
Garden.
11
12
100
*51%
52
*135
No par
Square
Chef
Jan
24 ye Jan
31%
15%
15%
*51%
52
137%
28%
No par
1
15
115
■=■51%
#135
5
com
41% Sep
685
i/7/8
10
10d
12% Jan
42
5
common
preferred
Miami
Copper
5
97%
107%
96%
*103
97
*95
*96
97%
*95
*105
105 Va
103%
49%
48%
48%
48
97%
*96%
107'/a
*103%
97
97
105
49%
*95
*95
97%
106
97
97
*102%
105
49%
51
97%
*103%
*95
*qt:
*102%
50
*96%
97%
106
97
*
103 Va
*95
97%
106
110
I—
97
97
97
105
5102 %
51
48%
105
49%
40
11,100
r
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
22
...
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
(1474)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range far
Year
PreriooB
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
26% Jan
*
32% July
40% Oct
6
21% Jan
3
6
8
20% Jun
21
8% Jan
4
Highest
26
25
30'/a Sep
8
Feb
,
Morday
NEW YORK STOCK
; ;• y
EXCHANGE, kyv
Range since Jan. 1
1954
35% Mar
50% Sep
---10
Middle South Utilities inc_
Midland Steel Prod common
8% 1st preferred
7
22
146% Sep
23
;
109% Aug 22
30
126% Jan
116
Jun
27
--5
100
Midwest Oil Corp
10Minerals & Chem Corp of Amer—1
Minneap & St Louis Ry_——No par
Minn St Paul & S S Marie—No par
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com-1.50
3.30% conv preferred
-100
6
115
Jun
15
16
107
Apr
13
$4 preferred
No par
Minneapolis Moline Co common—1
$5.50 1st preferred
—
100
$1.50 2nd conv preferred
25
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—5
Minnesota Power & Light—No par
Mission Corp
1
Mission Development Co
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp new_10
Missouri-Kan-Tex RR com-No par
7% preferred series A
100
tMissouri Pac RR 5% conv pfd-100
Mohawk Carpet
Mills
20
21
34
26
41% July 13
28% Mar 1
19% Apr 13
70
Jun 20
20% Aug 25
13
Dec
21
3 J'/a Sep
26
Jan
25% Jan
Dec
May 12
53
102
21
May
5
93/« Jan
106 % Nov 22
103
Dec
6
Jan
20
82
85% Dec 29
12
Aug
12% Jan
31
14% Dec
4
71% Jan
Jan
80
90
26
55% Jan
6
15% Jan
18% Dec 29
Feb~15
24% Aug
22% Jan
20
10
i
Sep
33% Sep 19
73% July 1
28% Sep
22
44% Feb
15
33% July
5
31% Jun
7
17
Aug 10
27
~4
4 % Jan
8% Jan
6
21% Aug 12
61
Mar 17
79% Sep
8
73 Va Sep
Jan
4
81% Dec
30
71% Jan
1
17
5
26% Oct
20
23% Mar 17
32% Sep
17% Aug 27
27% Aug 16
19% May 12
7
7
16
100y2 Jun
40
19% May
13
Mar 31
16% Jan
5
19
6
15V2 Jan
44% Oct
4
Jan
4
6
4
25% Sep 14
Dec 31
23% Jan
31% Jan
39
31% Feb
1
49% Jun
26
56
4
34% Mar 14
3
Sep
26
80% Aug 23
20
73% Apr
4
12% Jan
11% Mar 24
18% Dec
18% Jan
28
3
18% Dec 29
16 y4 Mar
14
30% Jan
4
53% Nov 17
44y4 Mar 14
16% Jun
23
23% Aug a
28% Dec 31
20
1
Apr
19% Jan
28
38% Dec 28
31% Aug
9
4
28% Mar 24
17% Sep
26
13% Jan
7
17 % Jun
9
39% Jun
29
18% Sep
47% Feb
Jan
21% Mar
23
May 17
14
27 y8 Mar
15
a
40
Sep
26
Jan
6
31% Dec
31
28
42% Jan
4
61
Dec
2a
61
Jan
4
37
4
45% Deo
a
41
Feb
21
114% Jan
18
Jan
6
18%
,
4
22 y4 Jan
23% Nov 19
15 % July 19
18
25% July 14
93% May
34% May 16
5
31
38% Dec
4
27% Jan
7
51% Jan
21
23% Jan
8
24 % Dec
19 % May 26
16
Jun
11
Jan
Jan
114% Jun
33%
42%
25%
22%
47
42%
78
47
Feb
Sep
Jan
Sep
Apr
July
Jun
Sep
Apr
Mar
Jan
July
Feb
Sep
Aug
Mar
15
22
3
22
25
18
7
22
27
3
3
20
4
24
2
21
Nashville
31% 32%
21% 22
16% 16%
55% 56%.
109% 110
101A 103 %
*103 A 104
-
,221/8
36%
28%
2/%
17
76
95
Feb 23
Jan
7
Sep 29
1
4
28%
27 ,8
28/a
16%
21/a
46%
27 k
40%
28/a
88,a
20
18 A
46^2
24%
30 A
33%
19
18 ,4
,
87/«
20 18 A
45 %
24 A
30
32%
J8v4
1,900
*139
141
28%
28%
28
28
31 Va
31%
30%
31%
22
22%
21%
50
1,100
22
7,900
16'/a
16%
16
16%
3,100
56 Va
54'/a
56'A
8,000
llOVa
102 %
100 Va
103%
*103 %
21%
22 Va
21'/a
21%
90
90
90
90
^
29%
ju
29%
400
60%
59
59%
2,700
26
25 Va
26
3,700
38
38 %
37%
29%
28%
29%
27%
27'/a
27%
8,100
12,000
6,600
17%
16%
17
81 %
79%
80%
95
96
94%
95%
4,000
28%
.
17%
79%
29%
28%
30
3,200
16%
*16'/a
*16
7,200
19,000
16%
21%
21%
21
46 %
44%
45%
26%
27
%
26%
900
21
45%
27 Va
1,000
36,200
6,600
40%
40 %
39%
40
27%
28'A
27
27%
10,500
88%
89
87%
88%
40,600
19%
20
19%
3,200
20
3,900
18%
19
18%
19%
3,800
44%
45%
45
48
7,000
24%
24%
24
24%
6,500
30Va
30 Va
30 Va
30%
3,400
33%
1.
46 %
2 4,a
^OA
33/a
33%
32%
33%
6,200
18%
18%
5,900
19
18%
19^8
18 Va
73,a
44 /4
30/a
*18
18%
800
42 %
42
42%
2.600
36%
41 ,4
18%
42%
18,u
50
43%
10
9,600
410
29%
46%
27 ,4
40,4
28 ,
89
41 4
4,300
38
21/a
36
*28%
860
101'/a
104
27%
16^
21
45%
26 ,8
40,4
28
8,4
19^8
18.
46
24,4
30
32 A
18,«
18_,»
29%
110%
60
2b A
29,4
2/^8
17 ,4
81 A
37,2
29 %
110
25%
3/,b
T6/a
44%
10,900
56
110%
60
24 4
3 / ,s
29
2//4
17%
79,4
96
28j2
36 %
73 %
*43%
43%
46%
46
142
11,800
102
/a
,
Shares
30%
103%
90
30
16%
2l/4
44% 46%
26- a 26%
40
40,4
27 4 28 %
87/a 88 /4
19 A 20
xl8 4 19
45
46
24 ,4 24.8
30
30
.2% 32%
18 A 18 %
18 A 18/a
41/a 42
,
43%
46 Va
'139
,
103/4
17 ,a
80/4
96
28 4
36
46
30%
1111/!
110
16%
21
18
41 /4 42^
36% 36 A
50
|73/a
30%
101/4 103/2
21F
17 A
79
94%
28
Oct. 7
"
16/a
»
the Week
Friday
Oct. 6
2 ,4
16 A
25 A
37 4
29A
25/a
18 A
97
28 /a
l*
Sales (•?
Thursday
30%
140/a 140.a
8
8
31,4 32 A
■
PRICES
.
140%
140%
56
56%
110
lll/4
101A 103/4
103 A 104
22/a 22%
90
92
30
30/a
x60 ,a GO/a
28%
28 7a
17%
16%
21/a
45
26,a
x4<F.
21 A
,
46
"140% 143
27,4 28 %
31 A 32,2
21 A 22/8
16.s 16 k
92
30%
61/4
26
37%
/u
Wednesday
Oct. 5 .
30%
«
Tcesday
Oct. 4
30% 30%
23'A
*90
30
59
26
Mojud Co Inc
---1.25
Monarch Machine Tool
No par
Monsanto Chemical Co new
2
Montana-Daicola Utilities Co
5
Montana Power Co (The)—No par
Monterey Oil Co—
—1
Montgomery Ward & Co——No par
Moore-M'cCormack Lines
12
Morrell (John) & Co
No par
Motorola Inc
-3
Motor Products Corp
10
Motor Wheel Corp
5
Mueller Brass Co
1
Mullins Mfg Corp
1
Munsingwear Inc
5
Murphy Co (G C)
1
Murray Corp of America com
10
4% preferred
50
Myers (F E) & Bros—
No par
Sep
18%
24%
47%
32%
43%
38%
93%
21'%
22%
60%
26'%
40/s
141
28
46
141
28
Minn Min & Mfg common—No par
37% Jan
133
15
29% Sep 27
137"
Oct. 3
30% 31%
* Pat -
.
_
37'A
36%
37%
4,600
*50
73%
*43%
44%
*50
73%
43%
43%
300
N
74% Mar 29
,
30.
.
Jan
125% Dec 17
51
8
Dec 39
20'A Mar 14
19% Aug 26
'47% Nov 24
12% May
33 % May 16
27
7
13% May 11
20% Jan
,
.4
136% Jan
4
45% De«
172% Jan
4
183% Dec
11:
Jan
47
Nov 23
26
8
39% Sep
173% Sep
6
11% Sep
27
34% Oct
21
25% Dec 30
21'A Sep
26
4
16% Dec 31
14% Mar 14
19% Jan
5
Aviation
1
National
National Container
5
40% Sep
19
National
16% Jan
10
19% Oct
7
93
Mar 21
4
6
4
98% Dec
8
49%
a
19% Sep
20% Jan
,
93 % Jan
4
Jan
.
5
105
Apr
4
54% Jan
25
88
Sep
16
July 22
5
182
Dec
10
175
Aug 29
7
158
Dec
0
147
Mar
9
156
Jan
15
13% Dec
14
21
14
Feb
19
Oct
29
Jan
4
26% Jan
4
27% Dec 31
-23% Jan
31
34% Dec
24% Jan
4
90
Jan
4
103
28 % Jan
4
41
% Apr
1
Jan
25
77
33% Jan
0
4
/
6%
14
Natl
6% Feb
17
9% Nov
1
4% Jan
•
4
National
National
21
103 % May
2
6
50% July
22
11 % Jan
4
14
8
105
•
Jan
Jan
-
106-
Feb
25
31% Mar
39
6
99
Nov
la
4
17
Dec
2
94
19
15% Apr
20
17% July
105
July 22
Jan
13% Jan
•
5
86,-
•
Jan
13
18
16% Dec 31
Feb
33% May
10
4
90% Mar 16
-16%.Sep
18
5
101
i
Feb
11
100% Dec
22
93
40 % Jan
•
14
73% Dec
31
69% Jan
18
May 11
18% Dec
13
16% Feb
1
-
12
•
67% Jan
5
25% Jan
.
4
I8V4 Jan
•
11
18
75
30
41% Jan
27% Dec
15% Mar
Jan
85% Jan
-
9
10
23 % Jan
34% Dec 29
54% Dec 28
21
63
31% Jan
31% Dec
20
95
48
97
Oct
12
90
6
515
Jun
28
400
34% Dec
28
Apr
'22
51
67% Sep
8
7
7
7
5
18
27
80% May 16
13
14
Apr
Jan
23% Sep
16
Oct
Mar 23
348
Mar 15
Oct
49 y2 Nov
4
18% Jan
32% Apr
-
-
78
July
2
„
Mar
36,000
36%
11,300
19%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19 '/a
3,300
38%
39%
39 Va
40
39%
40 %
39%
39%
8,100
22%
22%
22%
23%
23%
23 Va
24'A
23%
23%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20 Va
29%
20
98%
98
98
97%
98
-
-
20
.
V
.*97
19%'
20%
19%
20
19%
20%
19%
20
54
53
53%
53'A
54
52%
53
♦103
*150
*
*
*
150
29%
-
12
12
29%
28%
17%
17%
68%
70
17%
69
35%
*35%
44%
44%
44%
44
99%
46
13
1
'
*99
46
27% Jan
82% Jan
7
4
9%
13
13
6%
7
14%
16%
16%
*16%
*105
107
Jan
100
Jun
7
25
28
93% Sep
29
8/% Mar 11
19
93 Vz Jan
102
Nov
104 % Oct
82% July
100
25
4
17% Jan
Nov~30
94
94
16%
96
86
20•
Jan
12
8% Jan
4
52%
52
52%
52%
54
53
53
51%
53
5,700
5
25%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25
25%
24%
25 >/a
2,200
No par
43%
44 %
43%
44%
44%
46%
45%
46 Va
45%
46%
112,500
50
51
50
50%
50%
51'A
50 Va
50%
49%
40%
16.400
24%
24 %
24
24%
24%
24%
1,500
*83%
85 Va
190
York
City
York
Dock
Y
$5
Y
Central
Harlem
York
24%
24%
83
84
*82
84
84
84
*98
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
*98
101
No par
101
*510
600
*500
600
*500
560
*500
600
*510
600
50
Co
30%
45% Sep
Mar 23
111
29
Feb
23
73% Dec
2
29
108%. July 14
64% Jan
18
16% Aug 25
16
Jan
0
95
86
Sep
27
100% July
101
Oct
12
7
18
103% Apr
2
103 % Dec
27
104
14% Jan
19% Mar
99% Mar 23
100% Feo
9
83% Jun
*91
32%
32%
60%
*22 %
24
18% Sep
4
15
99% Aug 29
22% Sep
26
103% Apr
39% Jan
20
28
16% Jan
6
26% Jun
7
11
29% Dec
29
26
Jan
18
2
38% Nov
20
31% Feb
1
39% Jun
41
$4.11
10
4.6%
■
100
r 100.
101
102
*101
32%
„
58
57%
57%
57%
25%
*25%
25%
*25%
1
64%
62%
64 Va
1
16 %
16%
16%
17%
100
5
*87
41%
*110
69%
17%
100
series
88
*100
88
42%
110%
71
17%
88
100%
87
41%
*110
69%
17%
87%
100
87
41%
110%
70%
17%
88 %
100
■
32
32 %
2.6G0
65%
*16%
16%
16%
17.
*87
88
87
42
*110%
"71%
69%
70%
17%
88%
*100
17%
,
-
87
42%
UlVk-,
17%-17%
8 8'A
88
100%
*100
■
•
•
70%
88
100%
8.400
56 Va
25 y2
100
62%
64%
24.500
16%
"
57%
*25%
57%
25 Va
64 V*
42%
60
1,400
*25%
41%
102
19%
25 %
110%. 110%
60
102
*101
19%
65%
64
*100
31%
57
57%
'
'
19%
31%
62
Ry
102
19%
700
89%
"
-
32
85 %
-
102V"
31%
25,600
*88%
89 Va"
;
*101
102
70
32%
*84%
85 %
*100'
/
18%
18%
31%
*84Va
V- 89 Va
89%
•
-
19%
57%
Corp
preferred
17
-
4,600
-50
88
*87
10,400
42 Va
42'/a
*110%
lll'/a
10
--67%
69%
24,000
17%
11,400
88V2
270
17%
*88
100%
100%
160
preferred
series..
100
preferred
series
100
100%
100 %
*100
100%
100
*100%
101V4
*100%
101%
101%
101'A
24
24%
24%
25 %
25Va
26%
25
25%
24%
25%
22,400
17%
18%
18
18 %
18%
18%
18 %
18%
17%
18'A
12,200
27Va
26%
27%
2.200
36
35 Va
36%
2,200
48%
4,200
preferred
Northwest
7
85 %
*89
25 %
series
Northrop Aircraft Inc
Airlines Inc
1
;
common
preferred
10
25
Norwich Pharmacal Co
July 12
*84%
2
Common
$4.08
Jan
85%
89%
100
89%
25
preferred
103
29
Dec
102
*83%
100
*18%
10
$4.10
*101
>
18%
50
103% May 11
88 %
32%
Co
$3.60
85 %
100
18%
Pacific Ry_—_No par
Northern States Pwr Co (Minn)—
9
88%
.100
•1
8,500
94%
32%
33 Va
32 Va
32 Va
Ry common__25
Aviation
Central
5%%
*83%
..
.
39%
*91
94 %
30%
30 7a
30'/a
40%
%
31%
31%
Northern
21
92% May
31%
60%
24
5
;
Northern Natural Gas Co
28
40%
*91
39
92%
31%
100
Capital
Northern
.
40
94 Va
39%
92%
preferred
American
39%
39%
92%
_100
Western
Northeast
46% Apr 20
111% Apr 14
19% Dec
11
North
7
34 % Dec
26% Nov 26
7% Jan
Mar 25
Sep
&
200
40%
preferred
Adjustment
1,300
92%
100
preferred
4.10%
61%
22 Va
39%
preferred
3.90%
Norfolk
13% Jan- 44
3.60%
3
60%
22%
100
-
1
85
Jan
May 10
92% May
9
3
89
6
Jan
86
61%
23 %
1
Corp
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No par
3.40% preferred
100
36% July 27
61 %
*22 Va
60%
Co.IUO
$3.75 preferred
27
8
Apr
QQ
Common
5
39% Jun
Jun
38
53% July
8
Jan
85% Jan
81
107% Mar 31
Sep
2.600
62%
23'A
31%
30 %
30%
60 %
*22%
No par
Shipbuilding
96
30%
61%
*22%
30%
30%
100
& Hartford
45
Va
50
80
86
series A—
5%
*78 %
80
*78%
78
*76%
80
24%
24%
10
No par
common.
RR
*76%
*84
Omnibus Corp
New Haven
New
20
preferred
non-cum
&
Preferred
18
19% July 27
91 % May
4
70
10
.
78
New
76
96
51
23
6
V
11,300
16%
24%
New
13% Jan
16%
*94
78
29
47% May 17
29
94
2,700
Jun
10% Aug 18
16 Va
3,200
22
27% Mar 24
95%
94%
16%
94
16%
61% Sep
25
*94
94 %
16%
*94
700
200
35%
95%
16%
*94
*35%
96
*94
96
36%
86
26% Feb
48% Jan
19
35%
*35 %
1,500
16%
38% Jun
23
26% Apr
52% Dec
35%
35%
*94
Mining Corp
Industries common
6
51% Dec
107
107
*105
107
*105
107
16%
Aug 23
36%
4
14
*105
6.300
17
16%
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemica Co
24 % Jan
17
85
22
39% Jan
17%
94
York
20% Jun
17'%
35
Chicago & St Louis Co
7
17'A
17%
14
6
17%
94
N
103% Apr
17
_
15
16%
New
101% Jan
15
% 35
19
24
Mar 14
lo% Jun
-
7
13
14%
84 Va
N Y
87% Dec
Jan.'5
92
14%
17
18
5
3,100
7
14%
84
22
Jan
13%
6%
14%
87%
Jun
30
17,300
14%
common__No par
*35%
4,200
9%
13%
:
7
45%
9%
13 Va
7
7
6%
7
50
45'/a
9%
13
13 %
*13
13
46
'
99%
*99
99%
45%
17%
71% Apr
8
♦99
99 %
'10,600
17 %
39
Mar 30
5,700
2,500
17%
69
86
26
91% Mar
32% July 30
25
86'
14
44%
17
68
17%
30% Sep
Aug 20
43%
9%
N Y State Electric & Gas Corp—
Jun
300
44%
44
45%
14%
-
36%
9%
6%
100-
*35%
45%
*105
2
36 Va
9%
100
(J J)
17 Va
'69%
45%
1
common.
17%
9%
14%
5.400
69%
45
*99
99%
3.700
•.
1
*35%
36%
45 %
9%
30
29%
35%
9%
330
12
29%
17%
70
18,300
151
12
29%
99%
1
150'/a
12
29%
68%
■
"•
79%
177
11%
44
5
151
11,200
104
76%
11%
69%
>
:
*176
29%
36
:
*103
7
176
*148%
700
11.500
20%'
,52%
29
35%
17%
51
80
176
151
*148%
19%
.%
%
104
78%
81%
177%
68
10
Co
80
176
6,500
28,200
*98% .99%
11%
11%
...17%
.
*103
103
81%
177%
80%.
*176
-150
152
'29
-.
103
103
102%
104
19
99 %
52%
1
Inc
*98 Va
19%
—
Inc
Fibre
19%
6,600
88
N
39
21%"
35'/a
17
15
97% Oct
20%
37
34%
35%
r23
87
30
44
21%
34%
V
17%
Sep
91
22%
'
36
89
610
35% Apr 28
32%
21
37
83%
.
49% July 27
25% Apr
22%
21%
35
17
102 % Jun
39
23
20%
176%
Pa com
56% Apr
33% Feb
103
23
20%
39%
No par
preferred
Newport
78% Mar 30
29
22%
19%
New York Air Brake..
12
Sep
22%
21%
10
1
4%% preferred
100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
17
82
22%
19
England
Newmont
104% Sep: 19
20% Feb
4.000
16,300
38%
Electric System
1
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd-100
15
Mar 10
25% Aug 12
2
New
11%
35%
34
-10
preferred
3%%
.
4
11%34%
1
Newberry Co
8
27
Mar
Feb
,
Jun
Aug 30
21% Jun
2
14% Apr
37% Mar
96% Jun
11%-
35%
80%
__—
Bros
4%%
8
11%
34%
.176%
Corp
Neisner
5
105% JUn
26
Nehl
12
11%
36 Va
11 %
2
Vulcanized
Natomas Co
9
10% Apr
15% Jan
14% Dec
1
National
19
14% Feb
27
Apr
11%.
35
1
common..
18
12% Jun
3
6% Sep
9
11%
36%
19%
-
100
Ref Co
Theatres
11% Jan
11%
35%
22%
Corp___j__^No par
National
12
12
37%
100
(The)
preferred,-
4%
200
"
"
J
174%
22%
,
& Steel-Cast-Nopa*
National Tea Co
174%
5
•
National Supply
23
48% Seep
6
97% Feb
.176 Va
11%
5
Corp
176
176
176
176
10,800
36
2_No par
Shares
Steel
National Sugar
42% Mar 25
37% Jan
10% Sep 15
11% Aptt
8% July 26
175%
174%
Service Corp
Malleable
4
14
% Sep
38% Jan
8
.7,500
175%
Co common
Linen
National
Dec
8
1,800
40%
10
preferred A
preferred B
1%
4
Nov 30
43% Dec
19 Va
40 %
40
;
$4.50 preferred
'
»
18%
40
40%
100
Co
Gas
National Lead
23
Mar
21
58
31
<
Sep
33
16
Dec
60
19%
40%
40 Va
common__5
Fuel
8% Feb
46
19
40%
40%
Gypsum Co common.
102 % Jan
lLVa Jun
Prod
National
141% Jan
I Jan
Distillers
pfd series of 1951
National
183
172
19%
40 %
40%.
5
22
59% Sep
8
105% Nov
18%
40%
40%
25'
1
22% July 29
27
45 % Mar 14
18%
40%
conv
4%%
63% Dec 29
5
38
Nov" 17
18%
40%
5
3
15
24
4.400
40%
Co
14
10
43% Jun
28% May
2,600
-
40%
Inc—
1
common—1
Lines
23% Jan
Jan
18
-
*39%
10
100% Jun
27
37 % Jan
24
40
60
23
18%
:
0
18% Sep
41% Aug 17*=
10'/4 Dec 30
24% Dec 21
$1.25
59 Va
24 Va
40%
preferred—
National Cylinder Gas Co
National Dairy Products
National Department Stores
22
16.%. May
City
60
24
10
preferred A
National Can Corp
National Cash Register
16
Feb
7%
60
24'/a
18
Inc—1
Corp
23% July
18
12% Jan
•
A
2
28
60
23%
39%
National Biscuit Co common
Jun
120
120
60
24
100
Automotive Fibres
National
183
121
60
23%
24%
23%
1
*120
121
59%
5
National
3
25
87 %. Jan
■-
60
*120
121
*120
120
59
Airlines
National
22
17% Feb
10
120
1
Co
Mar
19% Sep
45
35 % Oct
Dec
100
St Louis
&
26% May 10
25% Mar 14
28% Dec 31
27% July 25
47
6
15% Apr
National Acme
62% Mar 10
17% Jan
10% Jan
Chatt
45% Mar
15% Mar 23
21
17% Dec 28
8
128
2.50
*100
100%
*100
100%
26 %
26%
27 %
27 %
*27%
27%
27
36
37%
36 %
36%
*36
37
35%
100%
101
100
100%
-100
100%
100%
»
560
*
o
38% Jan
4
102% Jan
4
44% Aug 10
109% Dec
43% Jan
31
105% Sep
6
52% Aug
110% Sep
5
100 % Dec
110% Jan
104% Jun
18
26% Jan
20
9
21% Jun
r
For
33%
24% Dec
footnotes
see
39
28
18 % Jan
20
19% May 17
19
103% May 13
100
21
page
109
26
31% Jan
Dec~27
20 % Aug
2
102% Nov 24
9
27
Jan
21% Sep
26
20
26
Jan
Aug
4.44%
21
25% Apr* 25
preferred
Ohio
20
40% SeD
common
preferred
3.90%
3
Jun
Co
4.56%
14
95% Jan
108% Aug 30
4
18 % Jan
101% Nov
109
105% Sep
29
100 % Apr
107% May 23
9
6
20
Edison
4.40%
30
22
30% Sep
92 % Jan
106 % Jan
Ohio
3
preferred
Oil
4%
48%
47%
110'A
110%
48
110%
48
109%
48%
110
99
48%
109 Va
98
48%
110%
98%
&
98%
9 8 Va
98%
109%
*108'A
109%
*108 %
109%
*108%
109 Va
100
Elec
preferred
Natural
98 Va
*108
*105%
107 V*
*105%
107'A
*105%
107
*105%
107
No par
Preferred 4.24%
Oklahoma
47%
110%
31%
32%
31%
32%
100
Co
Gas
12
100
100
preferred
Oklahoma
..
;
Co
com__10
20
series
Gas
100
7.50
97%
37 %
19%
*100
22%
37%
19%
101 Va
22 Va
36%
19%
*101
22 Va
37 %
19%
101%
22%
32
37%
19%
*101
22%
32%
37%
19%
101%
22%
31%
37 Va
19%
*101
22%
32%
48%
109%
:109%
*97%
98%
%
108 %
108
*105%
31%
160
260
30
107
31%
25.000
37%
2.900
37%
37%
19%
*19%
19%
101 %
101 Va
101 Va
22%
22%
22%
900
10
2,900
Volume
Number 5471
182
.
..
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1954
Lowest
Range since
Highest
Lewest
NEW
Highest
Feb
16
60 ft Dec
3
Jan
ft
127ft Dec
3
49% Mar 14
114
Jan
64% July
26
135
July
15
Dec
31
13% Jan
6
4
18% Sep
22
97 ft Dec
30
94 ft Jan
10
11
112% Sep
22
23
July
69% Dec
23
63
Apr 29
13% Mar 11
60
Jan
H
77 ft Jan
12
8
35% Nov
61ft Jan
5
18
31ft Jan
22
Otis
Outlet Co
4
Overland Corp
67 ft Jan
17
98
7
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Jan
6
27
Mar 14
Feb
101 % Aug
22
22
Mar 14
97
Dec
21
93
22
12
Sep 22
"When
Oxford
16
$5
34% Oct
7
108 ft Oct
6
8
Coast
Co
40
Nov
26
4
48 ft Dec
31
44 ft Mar 15
33% Feb
15
38% July 14
37% Jan
6
23
Jan
12
46
July 12
37% Jan
25
114% Jan
13
140
Aug 24
128ft Jan
7
13.7 ft Jan
4
46% Aug 12
148% Aug 24
154 ft Nov
9
142 ft Mar lo
4% May 18
26% July 20
8ft Jan
5
152% Aug 22
9% Dec
31
7% May 26
45% Dec
14
9% Dec
10
20% Dec
29
4
26 ft Sep
29
53
Aug 29
Pacific
Gas
42
Aug
Pacific
5
Pacific
Tin
3
Pacific
5
4 Vo
26
22
Jun
2
31
88
Apr
18
104
Jan
3
13
Apr
1
Jan
lift Dec
29
98ft May 17
8% Sep 26
40% Dec
30
36
Jan
6
21 ft May
45 ft Dec
31
41
Feb
14
3
34 ft Feb
9
Aug 19
41% Jan
6
62
Sep
6
10ft Jan
6
17% Sep
21
38% Dec
35 ft Jan
45 ft
6% Feb
11% Dec
3ft Mar 12
35
May
30ft Jan
^
4
27
7% Feb
23
49% Dec
29
46 ft Oct
7
38 ft Oct
8
36ft Jan
10
23
Feb
10
27
Oct
28
29
27ft Jun
24
29% Jan
26
Dec
ft Mar
4% May 27
28
5
22% Sep
6
27% Mar 17
29
44 ft Mar
27% July 28
8
25 ft Jan
'
29 ft
11
9
38
Jun
23
4
57
Jan
3
45% Dec
31
4
18
113
Oct
108
Nov
4
15% Mar 25
25
Dec
41% Mar 14
25
Mar 18
29
41
Mar
2
53
Nov
107
Jun
103% July
22
Jan
6
30% Jun
13
18% Oct
53
4
29
Mar 18
134 ft Jan
33
4
Mar 26
13 ft Jan
48
4
35% Dec
169
Sep
21
57 ft Dec
10
18% Dec
Feb
11
101ft Feb
9
108
18% Jan
4
28
9
Aug 30
30 ft Jun
20
100 ft Jun
29
30% Jan
4
32ft Jan
4
23% Jan
11
106
.
94
103
Jan
5
Sep
26
34% Jan
26
38
Occ
3
173
52 V* Jan
25
147
31
16
52
Aug 27
"
73% Nov
% Oct
102
Sep
Jan
6
26
11
31
112ft Mar 30
52 ft Dec
29
39% May 26
26 ft Jun
115
Oct
3
4
110
3
14
Jan
Feb
17
83
Jan
7
34 ft July
2
Dec
39% Dec
98
Dec
44% Jan
22
3
13
108
6
37% Feb
95
Apr
8
85ft Jun
14
90
Jan
11
45% Aug
93% Feb
97% Apr
-
63% Jan
5
4
75% Dec
10% July 15
16
35
53% Dec
100
Jan
July
21
Jan
113
12
9
Nov
11
158
52
July
Sep
100ft July
33% Jan
6
6
104 ft Feb
6
52 % Jun
16
29
Feb
15
31
21% Jan
17
Sep
21
84% Jan
13
Dec
31
83
76 ft Dec
13
30
18% Dec
23
1
160
Apr
8
169
Mar
15
5
67% Feb
Jun
9
71% Nov 29
8% Dec 16
62
4
4
30% Dec
100 ft Sep
7
96
4
80
Dec
30
11
87
Dec
29
85
27% Dec
20
Jun
3
18% Jan
8
89% Jan
11
10% Feb
1
150
31
Aug 26
Dec
29
122 ft Dec
21
Jan
4
18% Nov 30
32 ft Dec 30
14 ft Jan
4
20% Dec
24
16% Jan
68
Feb
7
17
9% Mar 31
72% Mar 16
33% Jan
18
35"% Jan
7
82% Jan
7
25% Jan
150
Jan
6
25
24% Mar 14
108ft Jan
14
16% Feb
8
29% Jan
6
19% Mar 13
20% Nov 24
19% Jan
5
91
Feb
8
9% Sep
2c
20
31
80
Jan 20
46% Nov 17
43
Aug 10
92% Mar
25ft Jan
12
27
25
15
26 % Dec
Sep
29
Mar 14
99% Dec
12% Dec
3
Mar 19
23
73
Oct
6
?7 ft Feb
2
Apr
11
29% Aug 17
26ft Jan
3
31% Dec
2S% Jan
18
2
103 ft Apr
6
104 ft Nov
9
19ft Mar
100% Feb
7
16
66ft
Dec~29
16
4
48 ft
*47%
48 ft
47%
38 ft
38 ft
39
39%
*23ft
24
29ft
*28%
28 ft
*28
29
*23 ft
72 ft
100%
120
9%
10,800
,
*53
ft
100
13,200
54%
600
15%
2,200
16
15ft
4%
5
4%
5
3,000
47 ft
46 ft
47
500
39%
*38 ft
39
47
'.<* *38%
*28
24
*23 ft
24
♦23»/2
*28
29
*28
29
*28
100
29
28
28
98
98%
98
99
97%
98%
96%
98
94%
96%
4,500
32%
31%
32%
32%
33
32%
32%
32
32%
12,700
*50
No par
55
48
*49
52
*49
♦49
52
*49
52
160
52
48%
48%
48%
ft
48 ft
48%
48%
48 ft
48ft
100
109%
HO'%
110%
110ft
110%
110%
109 ft
110%
109ft
110%
100
104%
105ft
105
106
106
106
105ft
106
1051/2
106
50
Mfg Co
600
24
28%
29
28 ft
7,000
38 ft
37 ft
38%
54%
5,800
31%
common_l
25%
26
47
48
10
25%
25%
47 ft
48
47%
25%
25%
25%
25
47%
2,700
320
1,010
25%
47%
25%
-
47 ft
87,800
481%
47 ft
_io
18%
18%
xl8%
18%
18%
18%
18%
19%
18'/a
18ft
14,100
40
;
29 ft
29%
29 ft
29%
29%
30
29%
30%
30%
38,500
...
47%
3,900
35 ft
100
149 ft
149%
149%
149%
900
100
95 ft
96
95 ft
95 ft
95 ft
95 ft
95 ft
95ft
95%
95%
1,700
_____33ftc
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20
20%
31,000
Pepsi-Cola Co
Pet
Milk
Co
5
Co
common
*102
.4%
$1
2nd
preferred
5
Co
1
common
(conv)
100
Corp
Electric
conv
5
12.50
No par
No par
common
preference
com
4.3%
preferred
100
Corp
3%%
$4
$5
39%
*23 ft
39 ft
24%
113 ft
97 ft
107
98
*23%
X112
103 ft
104 ft
109
109
50
15 ft
16
12,800
31%
33
31%
32%
32
32 ft
31%
32%
31%
32 ft
17,500
*87
88 ft
5
:_100
*87
88 ft
41 %
*89
v
88%
45 %
44%
90%
*89
88 ft
44%
90%
>.
44%.
35
*33%
35
*33%
35
*33%
99
*97
99
*97
99
*97
99
74 ft
89
76%
*11%
12 ft
53
*100
45
*113
124
75 ft
26 %
*88
89
53%
:■'«
13%
53%
53%
*101
44 ft
*113
*
27%
*86
75%
*11%
102
45
102
45 ft
124
25%
26%
90
90
75 ft
*11%
«•
531/4
;45
*113
124
'
*89 ft
95
95%
*95
84%
84ft
84 ft
*84
16%
17
17
17
17
*166
1
169
*166
169
164
*162 ft
165
31
32
31%
31%
85%
86%
85
86
6%
25
100
7
6%
25%
25%
*78
80
79
100
90
90
100
27 ft
27ft
100
.1
1
*150 ft
30%
100
*120
*22
165
30 ft
124
22 ft
*88%
7
*150%
30%
*120
165
31%
86
86%
X85%
7
7ft
32%
86%
7
7
1,000
4,600
166
32%
30%
85
25%
78
78
78'ft
79
90
88'ft
88 ft
27%
26%
27
90%
♦88
27
27%
*27
165
30%
Co
22%
50
200
*150 ft
30%
155
30 ft
♦162ft
1,600
165
30
30%
♦120
125
*121
125
23
*22%
7,300
23
600
23
23
5
Power
22 ft
7,800
'
125
22 ft
8,800
25 ft
*88
x30 %
6,200
7
24%
90
*150 ft
7,400
86%
7
25%
79
*121
20
165
*162 ft
25 ft
79
30%
;
169
*162 ft
32%
79
125
166
*166
165ft
25%
165
"
169
25 ft
27%
17
17ft
84 '
17 ft
31%
6 00
84
85 1
165ft
*
26%
r
50
32 ft
33%
32 ft
32%
32%
32%
32%
33
32%
33
3,600
10
20%
21%
*20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
1,100
22%
22'ft
4,900
22%
22%
22%
ft
100
99 ft
99%
99%
100
10
9%
*73%
10
9%
10
9%
9%
10
10
74
4,300
,
5,100
140
No par
73%
74
74
73%
73%
73
73%
*73
10
43%
44
44
44
44
44
44
44%
44
44'ft
3,100
of
Indiana_.No par
41'ft
42
40%
41%
41
4IV4
41
41%
41
41%
4,200
85%
86
85
85
86 ft
270
26%
26 ft
*26 ft
26%
*26 ft
26%
*26%
26%
600
25%
*25
25%
*25
25%
*25
253/4
preferred
Colorado
Public
Serv
Co
3ft%
preferred
100
4.32%
preferred
25
4.16%
preferred
25
125% Sep
14
4.20%
*86
26 ft
*25
86ft
26 ft
25%
*25
100
122 ft
122%
122%
122 ft
common.No par
31 'A
31%
31%
31%
30%
30%
307a
4.08%
preference com__No par
preferred
100
*101%
103
*101%
103
4.18%
preferred
*101%
103%
*102
103%
preferred
Gas
div
14
95%
97%
84
10
:
of
33% Sep
*94%
97%
17%
5
Co
C0% Mar 30
96
,5,300
91
84 ft
10
preferred
Serv
100
Puget Sound Power & Light Co__10
Oil
*89-ft
97
*162 ft
10
26 ft
25%
26%
20
1,500
*113
91/
16%
*166
2,900
«
,
45
*89ft
97
100
102
44%
91
84
2.50
103,200
13'%
54
*101
124
26%
400
77%
53 ft
45
124
92%
75%
102
44%
ft
*11%
12'/2
54
*101
l
Public
Pullman
27 ft
*88
79%:
53 ft
..
:
-
91
9%
Pure
*11%
101
Publlcker Industries Inc common__5
18
76 ft
12%
45
99
11
76%
54
101
26%
89
89
89 ft
1
Co
common
20,100
35
♦97
25
:
40
45 ft
90
-
*33%
22 ft
73% Feb
*88
89 ft
Co
Co
140
89
44%
89 ft *
99
99%
41ft Apr
*87
45'%
44%
*87
35
22%
56% May 9
34% May 12
';■<
*88 ft
99
8
,
*33%
22%
5
88 ft
88ft
,
*97
99%
40% Sep
45%
90 %
*89
par
100
Gamble
&
620
16
100
Coal
class B
El
99%
109
23
Serv
700
310
98ft
105
991/8
$1.40
.
15%
22%
Pub
98 ft
*103
10
7
6,300
24%
111ft
♦108
*104
-
No par
'
39 ft
24%
111ft
112
97 ft
27,700
15%
preferred
(The)
cum
96 ft
2,040
52%
39 ft
39 %
24%
24%
•111ft
11,200
41ft
107
104
L RR...
Electric
$4.75
51ft
39 ft
24%
113
x96 %
10 ft
106 ft
52%
109
Young & Ash pfd
&
39 ft
41%
106%
52ft
53%
15ft
2
convertible
Procter
40%
106%
41%
107
*106%
Wayne & Chic Ry com_100
Potomac
52%
X104
common
Forgings
Co
40%
106ft
53
4,700
15%
1st series prior pfd
& West Virginia
&
39
41 »
107
140
7%'
105 ft
Chem Co com__No par
Co
52%
113ft
No par
guaranteed
5ft %
40'ft
106
%
5
Mettalurgical
5ft%
41%-
.
108 ft
preferred___No par
preferred
(conv)
No par
Ft
7%
7'/4
53%
No par
Inc
Consolidation
Pitts
7%
15%
convertible
$4.80
7%
100
St
Pitts Coke &
7%
700
108ft
Inc
&
7ft
.
29 ft
15%
Hosiery
C
7%
7ft
103 ft
105ft
100
preferred
Pitts C
29 ft
♦102
109 ft
common
Pptroleum
Pitney-Bowes
29%
15%
preferred
Phoenix
*29%
*104
Phillips Jones Corp common.No
Phillips
29%
103
100
52%
103 ft
29%
3
preferred
3.9% series preferred—
Pillsbury Mills
52i/4
54
*52%
103 ft
29%
103
5,000
*108 ft
4%
5%
97 ft
54
103 ft
112%
112
*51
36
1
preferred series A
Inc
54
*35
*29
7%
24
149
*51
39%^
39
24 %
35
149
*102
30
107ft
52%
35
149
_ioo
„___r:
common.....
Philip Morris
40%
106
36
148
54
7ft
%
*35
103V2
29%
-
351/2
147
*51
100
Corp of America
Brewing Co
(Chas) & Co Inc
Pfizer
35 ft
147
No par
preferred
6
19
24
28 %
28
72 ft
100%
15%
47%
38%
5
Jun
38%
*53
5
38%
Aug
105 ft July
"ft
*47 ft
26 % Apr
104
5
73 ft
100
Peoria & Eastern Ry
81
33% Apr
73 ft
100
16%
5%
5%
No par
com
new
Poor
33 ft July 27
5,200
8,400
Drug Stores Inc
Peoples Gas Light & Coke_
33% Mar 14
4
15%
_i
Corp
Salt
Corp
35% Mar 18
6
73%
100%
15%
5
___No par
23% Jan
3
73%
*100
15%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil Co
12% Jan
74
15%
1
Peoples
Pittston
8
31,800
54
preferred
Pittsburgh
13
17%
8
39ft
29%
*35 '
15
27
11
4
10ft Jan
$1.60
15
Sep
17 ft
38%
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
10
24% Sep
17%
41 ft
_
33% Sep
108
1,200
17%
•
18
54 -
Pittsburgh
13
9%
17%
41ft
Corp
& Light
preferred
3
89% Jan
Mar 21
24% Mar 15
4
July 20
Co
Sand
Power
4ft%
July 26
84
25% Feb
25% Jan
97% Jun
Penn
151ft Jun
14
*9%
17%
X38%
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel Co common
5% preferred class A
Apr
9%
54 ft
23
26
*9%
39'/4
Pitts
Sep
9%
42 ft
23
133
9%
17%
9%
18
38%
10
Jun
7%
38%
54%
Jun
96
8ft
40%
No par
common
Cement
Glass
Pitts
29
7%
39 ft
*41 ft
Enterprises
Telep
Pittsburgh
"ft ft Mar 14
25ft Jan
31
&
(J C)
Penna
18
84% July 28
8ft
40%
39
92 ft Sep
S
30
8ft
39%
55
preferred
20
May 19
46% July 15
43% Jun 28'
114
102
$1
20
8% May 16
30% Jan
3
300
1,960
150
8%
38
34% Sep
3
62 ft Jan
20
166% Aug 12
22 ft May 17
76 ft Mar 11
18% Oct 29
Peninsular
Jun
173
Mar 14
6% Oct
6
43 ft
134%
134
*148
39%
9ft
39
No par
Transportation
Mines
Penick & Ford
18% Apr
31
60 ft Jan
146
Patino
97 ft Aug 25
6
162ft Aug 3i
28% Sep 16
6% Jan
Oct
30% Sep
15% Mar 14
158ft Jan
12% Jan
31
Jan
124
43 ft
135%
149
42
14
Dec
115
23
22
90 ft
42% Mar
79% Sep
44ft
ft
*40%
8
13% Apr
134
9ft
401/s
54 ft
Co
Philco
59 % Apr
6"
87
Jan
11% Jan
6
Mar 16
24% Dec
77ft Jan
155
7
11
*431/2
♦148
42 ft
4
July
44 ft
135»A
149
2.50
No par
Proof
16
July 22
135
8,000
4,500
*40%
1
89-
7%
*43%
*147ft
48%
39%
42 ft
Rust
Parinelee
100
99
8
ft
48%
39 ft
*41 ft
Parker
preferred
44
69 ft Jan
7%
44
135 ft
149
49%
39%
Corp__Ii
Parke Davis & Co
3.8%
19
*43ft
600
48%
'38
2
95 ft May 13
46% Jan
43ft
1,600
39%
•
37%
Distillers
100
2
5
43 ft
38 ft
preferred
3
20
39%
38%
May 9
Sep 22
31
49%
39 ft
1
Oil Corp common.4
4.4%
82 ft July
6
34 ■
May 19
Sep 27
37 ft Dec
115
16% Nov
80
104 '
Aug
48%
39%
134%
4.63% preferred
Phila & Reading Corp.—
92
49%
?
37%
7
48% Sep
21
83
Jun 23
82 ft July 20
29
Mar
9
48 ft
*147 ft
19
Jan
110
38%
39%
136%
12
43% Jun
24%
38%
50 VB
148ft
17ft Sep
97
*24 ft
39
39%
134%
Pfeiffer
26
24 ft
38%
39 ft
38%
4
27
Sep
24 ft
24%
39V8
38%
May 25
87
*24
38 ft
Jan
31% Sep
540
25
38%
Pennsylvania
Mar 30*
22
39%
4ft%
111
6
22
38%
Petroleum
102% May
107% Apr
22 ft
39ft
No par
Pictures Corp
Penn-Texas
July 25
22
49
No par
147 5 a
Tilford
16
4
22
1
&
5
26 ft Mar
May 26
12% Jan
25
ft
22
9ft
7
115ft Apr
103 ft Oct
11
Sep 30
May 5
38 ft
260
22
22
10 ft
9ft
Phila
107 ft
38%
55,800
10ft
9ft
43
11
24
39 %
34%
108
10%
9%
Phelps-Dodge
Jan
25ft
34 ft
107
10%
9ft
64% Aug 35
96% Oct
*25
*38%
34 ft
108ft
11
9%
119 ft May 26
22
25
33%
108
10%
100%
Oct
Jun
22%
34
108
3,400
10%
9%
Jan
37 ft Jan
22
10%
73 ft
48
24
1
32
106
10%
*99 ft
16
30
30%
103
10%
100
9%
106
Oct
7ft May
Mar
30%
103
5
100
74%
11
110ft Jan
31
105
100'ft
100
100%
July
33
30%
105
100
9%
50
36% Jan
140
100ft
73 ft
16
July 21
106ft Jan
7% Oct
39% Dec
25
24% July 25
73 ft Feb 11
29
26
Nov
15% Jan
Sep
96% Sep
7
103
28
'
33ft
17% Mar 14
May 28
107
-■
14
Jun
20% Sep
1
31
100
*100
*99 ft
'
113 ft Apr
108% Apr
.
1,300
100
124
Panhandle East Pipe L com__No par
4 %
preferred
100
Panhandle Oil Corp
1
20
7
45 ft Mar 14
30
49% July 25
2
3,000
38
100
Penney
Jan
29% Aug
35 % Jan
61
37%
Penn-Dixie
82
106% Feb
60%
38%
*28%
44
104
62'A
*23 ft
7
123%
123%
62
38V4
25
6
121
123
25
Dec
3,600
38%
25
Dec
400
86%
62%
preferred
55
16ft
86
38%
preferred
93
16ft
86%
62%
$1 32
4
50
16%
86
1231/4
-$1.30
19
*16 ft
62'ft
24
73 ft Jan
105
122
May 3
Sep 23
37% Apr
May
87%
9%
6
29% Feb
.
16%
86%
17 ft
Paramount
5
*16%
iq
Park
14
2,800
87
88ft
common_100
World
5
7% Jan
4,900
42%
87
39
preferred
3
64% Feb
65%
42
88
16ft
Consolidated Corp
Amer
47 % May
12
64%
42%
87
Airways Inc____l
Pan
44% Jun
51 % Apr
66
42%
88
10
Teleg
Western
65 ft
42 ft
88
16ft
100
5
65 ft
42
88
100
Corp
1
&
Mar
9% Oct
64%
41ft
124%
preferred
Jan
700
38%
Electric
52
May 16
8% Apr 28
26 ft Jan
30% Jun
Telep
103 ft
65 ft
16 ft
120
17,300
102%
103%
27,600
89
41
*88
89 ft
119
900
167'a
60ft
Corp
Pacific Mills
6%
103 ft
117%
16%
17
60%
;
Finance
Pacific
104%
55%
116ft
16%
38 ft
Inc
preferred
&
17ft
59 ft
common
Lighting
5%
Pacific
12
38
7
9
44% Jun
x64ft
16%
104 ft
54 ft
117%
117ft
17
104
16ft
No par
com
Pacific
6
Shares
55%
38ft
preferred
25
4
6
Inc
conv
Fisheries
Sep
the Weelr
15
common
Amer
39 ft Jan
19
cum
119
55
87ft
No par
Products
4%
Friday
Oct. 7
6.25
Co
preferred
Pabco
56
5
12.50
issued"
Paper
68%
55%
1
Pacific
28% Jan
84% Apr
104 ft Dec
(The)
12% Mar 10
16% May 16
21% May 13
37% Jan 17
16% Sep
71% Jan
No par
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
46% May 17
17
Apr
10% Feb
Jun
131ft May lo
64ft Sep 23
26% Dec
97ft Jan
90
Outboard Marine & Mfg
14
7
25
41ft
90
20
Jan
16% Jan
11
Oct
40 ft
Sep
99
98
Oct. 6
*117%
117
16%
103
65%
47
6
3
23
Thursday
Oct. 5
55%
117
17 ft
104
83ftc
6
Oct
Jan
Dec
55
117
16ft
103I/2
No par
_i
67
Jan
4
Elevator
Sales for
Wednesday
Oct. 4
56%
117
1
100
preferred
16
104% Dec 31
54%
series__Zl00
1951
common
convertible
4
7ft Jan
9% Jan
5
Corp
Tuesday
0ct- 3
Corp—
31
94
67
Chemical
Dec
76
20
Monday
Par
16% Jan
99
34
14% Jan
Oliver
4ft%
74% Sep
58 % Sep
62
Mathieson
Conv preference
8
4
Jan
44% Jan
73
STOCK
Common
8
low And high sale prices
_
YORK
EXCHANGE
Olln
38
104
9ft Jan
Jan. 1
37%
38 %
37%
30%
*122
31%
123
86
*121
,
♦121
123
200
31ft
31%
31ft
313/4
14,000
31 ft
31%
31%
313/4
10,400
101%
101%
30%
31ft
102%
102%
*101%
103
*101%
103%
*101%
103%
37%
38
37%
38
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29
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4
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5
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28
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22
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22
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6
37
Jan
Feb
7
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31
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26
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29
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6
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1
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27
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8
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11
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9
4
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13
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31
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17
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35
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6
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22
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15
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—-No par
RoanAntelopeCopperMir.es
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Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
5%% conv preferred
25
Rochester Gas & El Corp
No par
Rockwell Spring & Axle Co
5
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20
4% preferred series A__—_—100
Rohr Aircraft Corp
1
Ronson Corp
1
Royal Dutch Petrol Co„50 Guilders
Royal McBee Corp
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1
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47%
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38
16
33%
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9%
55%
33%
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44%
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15
49
42%
100
100
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Preferred 4.50% series
7%
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8%
16
18%
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Reynolds (R J) Tob class B
.
55
45% Feb
105
12
33% Dec
Corp__
21%
14%
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.
91
26
25% Jan
95% July
21%
14%
15%
33
*44%
*36%
Revere Copper & Bras*—No par
;Rexall Drug Co—
2.50
Reynolds Metals Co new
—_1
15
60
7
49
40
33%
Sep
10% Jun
6
7% Mar 14
Steel
Republic
12
64
31
Jun
6
May 16
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33
45%
38%
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33%
10
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Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Pictures common
$1 convertible preferred
13% Jail
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10
Reliable Stores Corp new
Reliance Mfg Co common
15
57/a Mar 14
9
14% Dec
10% Jan 26
13
Sep
27
May 16
31
437/a Aug 23
23
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14
19
3
26
31
5% Sep
7
11% Feb
21% Aug 25
8% Dec 20
147/8 Dec
3
3
86%
7%
9%
7%
9%
557/a
Reading Co common™——
50
4% noncum 1st preferred
50
4% noncum 2nd preferred
50
Real Silk Hosiery Mills
-5
Reed Roller Bit Co
No par
Reeves Bros Inc—
50c
8
13
18% July 22
15% Sep
4% May
~8% May"
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44%
80%
7%
9%
45
44%
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8% Jan
36 % Feb
12% Apr
8% Mar 14
47
32
26 74 Jan
26
7
Oct. 4
Friday
Thursday
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Wednesday
R
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$3.50 1st preferred
No par.
RKO Pictures Corp
1
12
July 25
RKO Theatres Corp
1
57% Sep 22
Raybestos-Manhattan —-No par
41% July 5
Rayonier Inc common new
——1
25% Apr 15
Raytheon Mfg Co
—-5
5
27b Jan
'
55% July
2
88% July 27
10% July 5
18
Jan
76
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Tuesday
Monday
Oct. 3
NEW YORK STOCK
Ranee since Jan. 1
Monday, October 10, 1955
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Ksore (or Previous
Year1954
.
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK STOCK
NEW
-..
2,100
27 Va
345
.
9,300
1,200
350
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14%
14%
4,400
78%
81
25
104 Va
2248
79 Va
53,700
—
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24%
45%
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94
95
5,600
900
4574
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12,400
94
11%
5,700
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tii/
25
35%
94
s
Safeway Stores
38% Jan
28
47% Sep
9
42 Va
88% Jan
4
99% Oct
5
92 % Sep
9
94
103 % Jun
14
112% Oct
4
103% jun
17
114
Feb
21
31 % Jan
11
44
Dec
30
Jan
6
55
Jun
22
18% Jan
14
23
July 27
22% Jan
11
26
July 14
Nov
8
5
Apr
9
20% Jan
93% Jan
123
Dec
21
21
74
Dec
29
265
30
Apr
296
Dec
15
12
41% Dec
23
4
103 % Nov
5
170
145
34% Jun
Am
28
.
33% Mar 14
Sep
16
Dec
27
17 % Apr
25
29% Dec
31
26
11
14% Dec
10
12% Jan
6
31
21'/a Aug 16
4
Jan
101
Mar 14
170
Jan
7
30% Jan
20
14% Feb
17
3
17% Apr
11% Jan
27% Dec
4
24% Dec
47% Sep
.
28
20
66 % Nov
22
55% Mar 14
78% Jun
20
Dec
23
94% Jan
12
98
Feb
11
8
108% Nov
16
102% Aug 11
107
4
34% Dec
09
102
May 26
Jan
25% Jan
».
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10
Nov
98
31
22
Jan
6
35% Aug 23
Mar
7
Sep
8
31
33% Jan
6
40
89 Va Mar 23
85 % Jan
4
22
92% May 18
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17% Jan
5
22% Dec
30
Jan
4
80
Dec
7
Mar 31
48 Va
49
42
24
Jan
4
102
Jan
5
33
July 21
13
Jan
7
31
18% May 24
79 % Nov
26
26
10 % Feb
3
6% July - 7
9% Jan
13
10
69% Jan
26
52
41
Nov
30
Dec
310
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165
36
36 %
91
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91
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91
91
91
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73
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32%
33
33
33%
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105
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31 % Dec
2
42% July 19
61% Dec
15% Jan
24% Dec
17
7
Mar 15
18
104%
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67%
Dec
5
18
9% Mar 14
49% Apr
11
Sharon Steel Corp
No par
49% Sep
13
11% Jan
31
Shattuck
10
Sheaffer
6
30% July 12
20
13% Oct
6
19 %Jun
Sheraton
52% Dec
22
35% Jan
4
547/8 Dec
31
25% Jan
5
42
31
8
Aug 27
14% Dec 22
18% Aug 17
6
39% Jan
24% Sep
22
21
48
57% Jun
15
Skelly
Oil
58% Sep
23
Smith
(A
Jan
3
Sep 30
37% Mar 14
11% May 12
15% Sep
15
Nov
19
49
Jan
6
5
59% Dec
1
54
Feb
9
79% Sep
81% Sep
12
24 Va Dec
31
20% Jan
25
25% Jun
4
327b Aug 25
54 Vb Dec 31
21% Sep
26
33% Jan
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6
49% Jan
8
29% May
6
34
11
Jan
25% Aug 11
175
Aug 19
10 Va Dec
18% Dec
54
Mar
43 Va Nov
40
17
10
1
29
49% Jan
18
July 19
Feb
24
9% Feb
4
174
16% Sep
3
40
1
23
35
23
44% Jan
327/a Dec
6
36% Jan
4
54% Dec
29
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18
17% Jan
7
28 Va Jan
17
31% Jan
7
37
Jan
80
11
Jan
<
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20
72% Jan
5
50
Dec
15
Nov
22
87 % Apr
18
14
5
16% Dec
6% Dec
4% Mar 16
4
55 % Mar 31
99
Nov 29
14
Jan
4
29 %
Aug
4
4
26
4% Sep
Jan
747b Aug
100% Dec
26
4% Oct
3
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7% Dec
106
Oct
15% Jan
4
Feb
7
98% Sep
16
59
237/8 Nov 30
23% Aug
2
26
29% Jun
14
102% July
4
Sep
11% Aug 12
10% Jan
70
5
63% Jan
4
Dec
31
68% Mar 14
24% Jan
11
49 % Nov
23
40% Oct
28% Jan
5
39% Dec
29
36% Mar 15
4
92% Sep
22
88
12% May 17
12% Jan 28
177b Dec
15% Dec
7
20
Mar 22
12% Sep
9
3
2T
July 11
49 Va
497b
49 Va
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557b
3,300
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567b
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Gas
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No par
1
50
preferred
100
10 Va
17%
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52
$4.50
Spiegel
20
$4.50
July 27
% Mar
16 Va Feb
4
11
Public
Service
Co
preferred
Inc
common
preferred
.
1
1
2.50
1
No par
6
100
1
50c
25
2
—No par
Square D Co
Apr 13
10%
10%
—5
Standard Brands Inc com—No par
No par
1
Standard Gas & Electric Co
1
$3.50
107b
18%
18 Va
18%
18
18
17%
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39 %
39 Va
39 Va
39 Va
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49 Va
50 VA
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31
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32
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57
58 V4
27
277b
12,100
28
27 Va
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51
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2674
26
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26 Va
26%
26
26 Va
22
22
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22
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39%
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22 Va
49 VA
67
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1,400
32%
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82,400
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13%
10
*80
20%
100 Va
78
%
*474
5%
90
5,200
50
20
*32
57%
.
474
5
92
9Va
6,400
11,000
28%
28%
5
.
52 %
57%
90 Va
107b
49%
32
50%
10%
28 Va
28%
90
50%
107b
17%
*52
29%
28
*89
101/4
52%
17%
18
52 %
32%
10 Va
*190
*190
*190
*190
10%
;
Spencer Chemical Co common
4.20%
preferred
:
Spencer Kellogg & Sons
Sperry Rand Corp common
16% July 20
86
18%
19 %
*195
20 %
$5.50 preferred
8
41% July 27
93% Apr 15-
57%
20%
(The)
1,630
68
68
39%
Spear & Co common
8
5,500
49
49%
Spalding (A G) & Bros Ir.c„
Sparks Withington Co
21
4974
HVa
49%
Southwestern
2
29,900
55 Va
39%
Mobile & Ohio stk tr ctfs
27
537b
49 %
25
Edison
8
Apr
52 Va
11%
Southern Railway common—No par
Aug 31
200
55
54%
& G Co com_4.50
5
71
2,800
55
43%
1
Southern Production Co Inc
21 % Sep
36 74 Jan
Inc
Co
South'n
102% May
447b
12
5
15
4
4
3,900
21
4374
54
*54
55V2
20 74
*54Va
56%
-10
5
7% Jan
4474
49%
100
100
38 Va Apr
16% Jun
100
6% Jan
Inc common
65 Va July
90
447b
11%
31%
18
45V4
55 %
*31%
Feb
11,900
48%
7.50
7
2,100
147b
49 74
South Indiana Gas & Eleo—No par
29% May
24% July
26%
13 Va
10
t
15
267 a
25
California
non-cum
27%
%
-25
5%
597b
27
53 Vb
1
27
59 Va
27V2
45
*54%
9,400
59%
54%
16
Jan
597b
54
Aug
92
3,700
287b
5874
55 Va
35 V2 Feb
7
101/2
*27'/2
54
5
99% Jun
10 74
28 Va
53 %
50
Pacific
lO'A
54
Southern Co
527/8 May 31
49% Jan
92
Apr 22
Oct
6
14
Oct
52
18
Oct
10 1/4
*27%
1478
54
Inc
Natural
44%
7,500
45V4
44
21V4
54
40
6,900
45 VA
13%
53%
55 »b
44%
21
53%
10,900
♦541/4
3774
14 Va
No par
15,200
7'A
371/2
21%
44 Va
22,400
I2V4
38
14
44 Va
106 7b
37%
21
45 %
preferred
Southern
7
377/a
14%
21%
7
34
1174
55%
21%
19%
20 %
21 Va Mar
55'/a
*54
101/4
44%
28%
8%
105
7 Va
29
,—1
preferred
Southern
54% July 25
7
44 Va
20%
South Porto Rico Sugar com_No par
.
12% Jan
4
Jan
27
39% Jan
51
Aug
5%
700
7%
*27 Va
X14
60
25
*24
*10 Va
14 Va
110
2,800
12 %
59
907b
2474
24
107 Va
*27%
3,000
24
11%
*54
3 61/2
49
105 %
7
30
957b
104
48
11%
10%
14%
*24
2,100
13 7a
48 Va
48%
25
907b
107%
29
60
Co'rp
South Carolina E
25
105
48%
44%
10%
*27%
27%
Solvay American Corp 4% pfd—100
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
3
Feb
Dec
6
19% Mar
54
37% Jan
33%
105%
357b
36%
36%
.
*103
104
106%
37 Va
38
27
Solar Aircraft Co
7
23
19
19
2
Jun
12% May 23
27
46% Dec
25% May
28% Feb
27% Feb
210
55%
58%
5
Socony Mobil Oil
73%
95%
95%
*94
*101%
36 Va
6674
67 Vb
67 Va-
68
95 Va
104
13
13V4
11%
27%
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
15
Jan
52
15% Jan
July 28
2974 Aug 23
26
63% Sep
27% Sep
37% Jan 11
5
18
32%
*105
25
59%
Co—J
Smith-Corona
72%
48%
7 Va
44
10 %
29
12,200
11
37 Va
44%
10 Va
67
67%
*94
*101%
No par
(Alexander)
3 % % preferred
4.20% preferred
27
15 V, Jan
43%
*27
20,300
25
*54%
38%
34 V
58%
America
Smith
14
13 Va Jan
37%
3374
107%
6%
55
11,600
34%
27%
Sinclair Oil Corp
14
55
21%
34
50
10%
6%
217b
34%.
1
50c
Simonds Saw & Steel
O)
6%
105%
11
22
33%
32%
25
25
107%
21%
105 '/a
48%
51
26%
13
7.50
.
Co
48% Mar 14
44
1
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons
Apr 23
5 Va Jan
No par
G)__,
Pen Co
A)
Corp of
49% July 20
59% Aug
3
59% Jun 21
40
15% Jan
(W
Shell Oil Co
7
35
138% Feb
_1
Sheller Mfg Corp
4
4
(Frank
18
66Va Mar
10%
No par
Jan
32 y8 Jan
35 Va Jan
—1
Sijjsel
Co
105%
$4.50 preferred 1
Shamrock Oil & Gas
36 % Feb
25
No par
Co
common
56
45
May
Inc
22 % Jan
6
51
Servel
26
&
31
36Va Jan
Nov
50
*105
1,100
13
73%
32%
32%
105%
6.000
27
104
72 Va
73 Va
32
Rubber
Seiberllng
7
72 Va
187 b
27%
22 Va
69
36
36 %
35%
*105
5
Roebuck
*101
10
105
187b
*2674
187'a
27
13
95%
*94
104
*101
:
33%
67%
69
95
*1031/2
105
103 '/a
18%
13:%
21%
26%
27
32%
94 Va
*
105
14,900
40V4
13
.21%
34 Va
18
3974
40 %
40%
41 Va
22
27
13
22 Va
1
Corp
Sears
18%
13
13
21%
preferred—No par
Co
31
43 Va Dec
6
Seagrave
23
18
27
*26%
*103
105
*103
i8%
40%
41
40%
41 %
39%
104%
1
$5.75 sink fund
22
4
6% May
1/4 Julv 18
117
40
Seaboard Finance Co common
27% Sep
29 V4 Jail
A
31
6
33% Jan
10% Dec 29
4
5
6
31
4
25% Jan
4
Jan
Dec
38
27% May
8% Jan
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
74% Jan
3
20
*300
16
37 % Oct
8274
82
82
165
Oil
20
81 %
2,000
310
Seaboard
43% Dec
81%
300
24,500
310
5
61% Jan
81 'A
82
25
*147
59% Apr
54% Aug 15
3174
165
6
9% Apr
30%
310
43% Jan
26
*24%
31%
*147
4
6% Sep
24%
30%
*295
14
12% Oct
24 Va
31
165
Scrantcn
7
Sep
24%
30 %
310
35% Jun
8% Mar 15
49 Va
24 Va
*147
108% Jan
104
48%
*295
1
30
17
6,600
165
Mar 14
15
Dec
45% Dec
87% Jun
5o0
1,200
4874
308
Apr
33% Dec
108
57% Mar 18
7% Nov
69% Mar 14
47
49
487b
108
308
~
v
106 V2
107%- 107%
va.
31
81%
81%
81%
46
94%
107
24 Va
30 Va
31
29%
94
49
48%
*24
24%
*23%
45%
107 %
100
St Regis Paper Co common
5
1st pfd 4.40% series A
_100
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
10
Sangamo Electric Co—
10
Savage Arms Corp
5
Bchenley Industries Inc
1.40
Schering Corp
",
15c
Scott Paper Co common
No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
Scovill Mfg Co common
25
3.65% preferred
100
22
27% Jan
106
106 Va
*147
5%
July 13
19% Sep
94%
105 Va
Co—100
St Louis Southwestern Ry
10
49% Jun
105
*93%
105%
common__No par
Preferred series A 5%
—100
15
95
—
Bt L San F Ry Co
27
46%
94 %
preferred
————10
4.30%
conv
preferred
100
St Joseph Lead Co_
10
St Joseph Light & Power
No par
13
88% Jun
320% Apr
45%
45%
45%
5
common—
4%
22
17
Jan
14% May 3
23% May 18
19
Jun
4
Aug 17
25 Va Mar 14
76% Dec
1
62 y2 Jan
22
211
40
49% Feb
10
>
,1
-I3V4
-40
101
10274
10
.
974
13%..
10
160
640
;
6,100
3,900
l#~
Volume
Number 5471
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1477)
NEW
YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
Year 1954
Lowest
Lowest
52% Jan
4
79% Oct
«
44% Oct
29
481/2 Dec
8
112% Dec
32% Jan 1 4
99
Jan
6
7
Oct
11% Jan
45 *
26
4
Dec
10% Feb
8
31
42
531/2 Oct
99
8
20% Dec 30
18
98% July
42% May 18
106% Jan 18
Standard
Oil of California
Standard
Oil
144% July 27
50% Sep 13
Aug 19
102
1
36% Feb
22
50
36"
13% Jan
60% July 28
15% Aug 22
461% Dec
0
421/4 Mar 14
Mar 30
4
221/4 Apr 30
301/4 Feb
15
26% Dec
29
23% Jan
54% Sep
24% May 12
19% Feb
29
-
20
Dec
15
18% Jan
12
18 »/4 Nov
23
Aug 17
231/4 May 23
21% Aug 24
161/2 Feb 23
Mar 25
19% Aug 24
27% Dec 29
6
;
5
19% Jan
4
21
26% Jan
6
30% Feb
20% Sep
.
July 14
17
129% July
26
5
i~
10% Nov 23
14% Dec 20
9
89
>
4
12% Nov 24
Feb
1
101
68% Dec
30
70
113"% Jan r 7
Dec
30
Dec
>
15% Jan
„
67% Feb
...
*
11
9
115*/« Apr
*..v»-21% Jan
-/.,
5~>
6
Jan
11
7
Jan
4
635
Jan
8
14% Jan
4
84% Dec
12% Dec
816
Jan
30
2
91/4 Sep
740
20% Dec 31
Jan
18'/4 Feb
11
50
Nov
30
44
Oct
Feb
26
241/2 Nov
10
20
4
31% Jan
4
Jan
51'/a Sep
48% Dec
13
„ 811/2
IO51/2
96
Dec
18
6
14% Jan
27
18% Nov 26
17% Jan
14
25
33
25 % Jan
6
11% Sep
27
38 %
Nov'li
57% Jan
15
10
47%
Nov~23
41 %
Jan
17
88
4
Nov 29
83% Jan
6
Stix
Dec
35
Jan
4
Stone
Storer
Jan
Studebaker-Packard
Sunbeam
Sun
Corp
Chemical
61
Jan
6
12
Jan
6
19 Va Nov
19
18
Jan
10
13% Jan
19 y2 Dec
23
15% Sep
20
38% Jan
49'% Dec
23
46
6% Jun
17
11
39% May 17
146% Aug 11
July 30
Feb
2
11% Mar 16
51
51%
51
52%
51%
52%
50%
52
25%
25%
25%
26
25 3/
26
25%
26
35%
36%
36
36%
36 %
37%
20%
20% ;
20%
20%
20%'
20%
1,300
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
17%
3,300
20
20
20 VB
20 VB
*20
28
28%
28
22
28%;.
1
22%
22%
23
2C
9%
9%
9%
10 VB
9%
10
26,800
33%
34%
34
34%
34%
34%
32%
34
3,500
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
101 %
34,700
26%
7,800
37%
82
82%
*81
82
81
80%
80%
*80%
81 %
600
9%
9%
9%
9%
2,800
Sep
1
12% Jun
2
Sunshine
1,040
Mar
3338 Sep
58% May
23% Sep
1
15
2
30
Biscuits Inc
12.50
Mining Co
Superior Oil of California-
99
July 26,
150% Jun
3
.-9% Sep
21
-
25
July 25
37% Apr 26
17% May 2
6
62% Jun
114
Sep
23
&
28% Jun
29
13% Jan
170
Jun
13
45%
47%
48
47%
47%
47%
44
44%
43%
44%
44%
25
7.50
com
No par
(conv)
9
20%
20%
5
29
29%
l
11%
12%
11%
2.50
47%
48%
48
107%
Producing Co
.—3%
Sulphur
____No par
36%
38 %
10%
11
(James)
Corp
Corp
Corp
___1
July 25
105% May 10
34% Jun 22
28% Apr
68% Sep
22
4%
37%
38%
36%
39%
38%
39 %
38
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
*31
9%
9%
9%
9,800
1,700
10,700
9%
150
150
71'A
72
71
71%
4.000
21%
21%
21%
21%
21'A
21%
21%
21%
60,600
23
23%
23 %
23%
153
150
150
150
900
22%
23%
32,100
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,100
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
*46%
47%
46%
46%
10
12
12%
*11%
12
12%
12%
*12 VB
12%
*12%
12%
400
11
11%
11%
8,700
45%
1
23%
15%
22%
23 'A
11'A
11%
45%
45%
45%
*13
13%
13%
13%
46
50
46 %
46%
47'A
*101%
102
*101%
102
23
16
»/b
11%
12
45%
46%
*45 %
46%
*45
46%
13%
*13%
13%
*13%
13%
46%
47%
46%
47'A
46 Va
101%
101%
101%
*13
11%
101%
101'/2
10..
29 %
30%
29%
30%
30%
31%
31
25
Oil
150
*46%
No par
27%
27%;
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
L
%
12
11%
47
140
200
8,500
102%
31%'
30'A
31
27%
27%
27%
,
70
23,000
2,400
No par
5
61 %
63
61%
61%
62
61%
5,600
15%
16
xl5%
15%
15%
15%
15'A
15%
15%
15%
5,300
2
45%
46%
44%
46%
45%
46
45
45%
45
45
1,900
Corp
42
42%
Inc
5
26
27'A
26%
26%
No par
*21
21%
*20%
41%
2
Corp common
series
A
(conv)
50
common—,
1
30% Dec
31
25% Mar 14
31% Jan
13
preferred 1954 ser__50
20th Century Fox Film
1
13% Jan
19% Dec
6
15% Aug 16
20 Vb Jan
19
Twin
41% Jan
57% Dec
6
46% Aug 17
60
Jan
19
5%
16% Nov 30
10% Sep
18% Mar
4
Twin
41% Dec
22
28'A Aug 11
40% Mar 18
TXL
7
14% Dec
6
13 % Jan
6
16% Jun
15
Udylite
38% Dec
29
4
43 Va Jun
28
Underwood Corp
City Rap Transit com__No par
prior preferred
50
Co
42 %
42
62%
61%
42%
42
-
42
25%
24%
25%
12,600
58%
*57%
58%
1,200
25
58%
58%
58%
58%
58%
58 '/a
58
21%
22
21 %
21%
21%
52
52
*51%
53%
*51%
27"%
28%
53
53
27%
27
7.700
200
Va
22%
22%
22%
53%
*51 Va
53%
*51%
53%
100
28%
28 Vb
28'A
27%
28 %
2,400
54 Va
53%
100
27%
15,300
27%
27%
*15%
16
*49
22
26%
22
*52
54
16'A
22%
Vb
26
28
28%
49
15,600
*21%
25%
15%
42%
26%
21%
25%
26%
41%
26%
21%
25%
*47
Va
27%
21%
25
*52
60
26%
25%
28
62
♦21%
22
25 Vb
_1
conv
Corp
*25
9%
100
Airlines
Coach
53,800
24,400
72 %
153
Williams Steel
conv
37%
I 38%
150 %
(The)
Preferred
13,700
9%
______
Tung-Sol Electric Co
Oil
38%
"39%
10%
106
72 %
22
18 % Jun
37%
39%
105%
150 %
Associated
preferred
4.30%
38%
106%
106
72%
$2.70 preferred
—_50
Truax-Traer Coal Co common
l
14
11
107 %
72%
Tri-Continental
59 % Apr
10%
106%
22
15
Aug 26
38%
1,200
72%
59% Sep
51
37%
2,300
72
28'A Jun
30
38%
8,200
49'A
%
21
5
32% Dec
9%
100
26
Dec
49
No par
23% Sep
54
49%
common__50c
56
52% Dec
48%
12%
700
common
Transamerica
2
49 %
2,100
30
12
2,400
26
16
49
20%
29%
9%
60 Vb Nov
14
50
20%
9%
Transue
23% Sep
12%
21
30
9%
8
53 % Feb
12%
'20%
*29
Trust—
12!
33 % Apr
12%
30%
48% Sep
Mar 14
30
12%
30%
24% July 13
Mar 15
21%
29%
12%
31
35% Jun
May 16
20%
29%
400
5,500
307/b
21
18
21%
330
8%
31%
20
25
21
*29
92%
135
8%
*31'A
37 % Mar 14
50
92%
*134
8%
31%
18 % Jan
39'
93/
136
8%
31%
25% Jan
31
93
*134
*31
30
31
93 Va
135
100
61%
31
19% Dec
16,600
25
Timken Roller Bearing
Toledo Edison Co (The)
53
5,800
44%
58
Trane
30'A Nov
47%
43%
25
6
23
47 Vb
44%
25 Va
18% July 26
May 28
16% Jan
47%
44%
61%
Land
Co
&
47%
44%
61%
preference
World
;
45
62%
58 % Jun
Trans
3,700
23%
47%
25%
No par
Co
46
*22%
8 %
39%
2,900
46 Va
23%
8%
107%
27%
~
46
-
VB;/
62%
Pacific Ry Co
Water
27%
200
*22%
23
8%
106%
850
25%
convertible preferred
$1.20
28
2,300
62%
preferred
Tide
*790
280
25%
Thompson (J R)___
15
Thompson Products Inc common__5
7
27%
10
117
61%
The Fair
$2.50
28%
45%
850
117
4,200
*25'/b
American Inc
Thermoid
93
135
*790
V
79%
25%
$1.25 conv preferred
—No par
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co common
5
30
95
135
850
117
78%
102
63%
23% Sep
12% Jun
45%
*22%
9%
79%
*101%
25%
10
share ctfs ex-distribution___l
conv
28%
>
117
.
"
62
Oil
&
issued"
Pacific
$2.40
27%
79%
102
Coal
Utilities Co
4
110
8%
*101 %
preferred series A—25
&
29
94%
134
8%
Texas
July 12
94 %
135
26%
8%
1
3
27
94%
135
No par
Corp
Texas
19% Mar
*777%
23
7
53
850
44%
conv
Textron
9%
9%
23
May 27
22% Sep 30
79
116
23%
Pacific
Sub
X116
45%
Co
"When
117%
v
79
27%
25
Tennessee
30
*770%
79
44
Aircraft
4.48 'lo
9%
102
79%
26 Va
Telautograph
Texas
10
800
50
Co
Talcott Inc
6
65% Sep
32
Sep
9%
789%
*101%
*23
$4.40 cum pfd
Texas
*116%
102
5
Symington Gould
Temco
79
America:(The)__4.16%
of
$4 preferred
'
*101%
25
Superior Steel Corp
Sutherland Paper Co
Sweets Co
.
10c
21% Aug 16
27% Dec 31
6% Jan
3,900
23%
'55
30% Dec
Dec
2,200
9%
40% Dec
Apr
6,000
22%
14%
2
13
28%
33%
19
42
28%
22%
36%
of
4
Jan
10
28%
22%
14%
12
4
200
28%
22%
:V
33
13% Jan
26
20%
1
15 % Apr
15% Jan
.
1
10
25% Feb
55% Oct
9%
*20
26 VB
pld series
44% Oct
6
9%
-
23 VB
2nd
13% Jan
Jan
23
20%-
37 VB
Dec
48
28%
1.22 %
■
23%
104
6
28%
*20
"
9,500
26 Va
7
31
•
A
36%
92 V2 Jan
Aug
20%
,
23%
60 % Mar 24
15 %
.
26%
45% Aug 10
52% Dec
-if
37%
Dec
5
17%
26%
53
4
36 %
20VB
17%
23%
18
12% Jan
35%
20 VB
-
37%
*81
42 % Oct
36% Jan
17%
26 %
13 %
5
20%
17 VB
\ 7,800
23 Vb
47% July 25
15% Feb 18
17
36%
20%
1
7,700
•
37%
1
27
35%
5
.
26%
6
26% Jan
400
51
25"%
23%
11
100 % Sep
24
Jan
2,100
*36%
Jun
8
15%
*26
11% Jan
16
15%
400
52
37%
7
27% Nov
42%
25%
preferred series A
5%%
Sunshine
29
27% Nov 16
I
51%
15%
*15
,
17%
*42
26%
"4%%
1
Sep 24
1
15%
;
51%
36%
Aug
Jan
18% July 20
V
;
43%
51%
1
"
87 %
Dec
26% Dec
*15
6,500
is
*42
30
28
f; 40% July 25
9
31
15%
%
23
12
7"% Jan
15%
17%
17%
43
52 %
23%
44
43
52%
4,300
116%
1
8% July
*42%
52%
4.900
22%
25%
Gulf
29
42%
52
15 %
12%
50%
Instruments Inc
31
42
53%
12%
116%
Gulf
27
41%
53
12%
Class A 4%% preferred
100
Sunray-Mid-Cont Oil Co common__l
Texas
Dec
41%
*15
12%
15
Texas
Dec
18 VB
47%
101'A
11
Texas
12% Dec
12%/
18
47%
*99%
..
27'A Jun
v
30
9
12%
18
47%
101%
80%
28
9% Aug
121/4
17%
64,100
47%
*99%
79%
21
15
121/8
"
26,400
5
$4.50 series A preferred
Oil Co common
39% Sep
7I
48%
101'A
49%
131%
101 %
,
16% Jan
6
47%
*99%
21,300
48%
128%
___15
;
44% Jun
47 Vb Jan
48%
101%
__1
Corp
Mar 14
16
47%
*99%,
10
new
May 16
66
8% Jan 22
18%
Corp common
10% Sep 16
25% Aug 29
19
172
13% Jan
12%
18%
Co
38
15% Dec
6% Jan
12%
48%
101
No par
Broadcasting
Texas
46% Mar
1
.;
Oct
30% Oct
107
47%
*99%
:
Webster
&
Dec~23
50% Dec
9% Dec
132%
5
14
5
131 %
common
42%
20
5% Jan
1
Baer & Fuller Co—-
Stokely-Van Camp Ipc
5%> prior -preference
25
41
133'A
Shares
85
No par
15
6% Jan
130%
__No par
Sylvania Elec Prod Inc
911/2 Apr,
131%
Stewart-Warner Corp,:
6
128 »/2 Jan
129%
Inc___>
49% Jun
16
132%
83%
No par
Mar 14
29
Dec
Drug.
41
28
129%
(J P) & Co Inc__
16
7y* Dec
Jan
Sterling,
Stevens
Swift
147% Dec
15
:
2
14
49%
Cos
52 % May
24
48%
100
L Sj.
45% Mar 15
Jan
85%
,
Co
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
28
4i/a Feb
84
49%
Sun
Mar 30
41% Feb
86
48%
1
3
16
85%
30
8
301/2 Jan
86
49 y4
Jun
26
6
84%
48%
80% Sep
>118% Jan
75% May 17
3
7
105
25% May 12
32Ve May 11
71%
4
17% Aug 12
4 ;
97% Jan 20
30
118 % Aug
7
121/4 Jan
(The)
Chemical
Oct. 7
49%
—10
the Week
Friday
Oct. 6
-v.
.,
411/2 Jun
Aug 26
32V2 Oct
8 »/2 Jan
Co
Stauffer
Sales for
Thursday
88
5
Standard
15
Jan
38
6
13% Jan ' 4
Feb,11
PRICES
85%
Oil of Ohio common
Starrett
40% May 26
14
SALE
Oct. 5
48%
preferred series A:
Ry Equip Mig
Stanley Warner Corp
42% July 30
171/4 Jan ^8
21% Jan 1 4
3%%
HIGH
Wednesday
Oct. 4
25
jersey
17% Sep 26
t
13% Dec
16
Standard
Mar 28
5
17
Standard.Oil of New
Tuesday
Oct. 3
No par
of Indiana
131/4 Aug 30
22% Feb 14
6
Monday
Par
8
5
30 % May
11 % Jan
LOW AND
STOCK
24
53% Jun
Mar 14
81/2 Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
73% Jan
102 »/2 Mar 11
"..42% Feb "5
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Highest
*.'71% Jan * 4
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
50
15%
*47
*52
27%
54%
27%
15%
•15%
50
27%
15%
49
*47
*52
27%
157/B
*47
15%
6,000
1,200
49
1
10%
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11
10%
10%
2,100
1
29
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
28%
29%
28%
29%
25,500
1
15%
35%
15%
15%
35%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
36
15%
35%
15%
No par
35%
36 %
35%
3 6 Vb
35%
36
5
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
7%
20
97%
102%
98%
96%
96%
95%
96 'A
2,200
104%
102
27%
101%
35,800
(The)
u
11% May
27
Feb
24
7% Jan
4
10% Aug 16
43% Jan
8
75
Nov
70% Feb
16
89
July 12
80% Mar 14
11% Jan
4
23
July 23
20
33
May
7% Sep
16
69
Jan
27
31
Jan
6
27% Jan
6
11
(The)
Corp
Jan
4
Union
Asbestos & Rubber Co
103% Sep
116% Sep
23
Union
Bag & Paper Corp—
6
Union
Carbide
31% Jun
30
Union
Chem & Materials Corp
31% Apr
26
Union
Elec Co
&
Carbon—No par
10
-27%
21% Jan
25
104% Jan
15
113
Sep
28
113
Jan
5
Preferred $4.50 series
No par
92% Aug
3
99
Oct
14
94% Oct
7
100
Apr
7
Preferred $3.70 series
No par
*94%
85
Jan
7
94
Apr
7
86% Oct
3
92
July 27
Preferred $3.50 series
No par
86 %
99
Jan
5
105
Nov
24
98% Sep
12
Preferred
No par
*100%
59% Nov
24
38% Jan
105 y* Jan
48
*
28% Dec
4
11
Jan
154
4
25% Oct
19
103% July
Dec
106% Feb
21% Apr 27
87% Jan 11
119 % Dec
29
38% Dec
45 % Sep 26
3
59
7
Union
Apr 27
Union
Feb
17
178
52
Jan
4
26% Jan
32% Jun
3
Jan
6
48 % Sep 26
102% Aug ^9
29
34% Jan
29
110
27
28
107% Apr
19'A Sep
20
40
104% Mar 29
49% Aug 31
139
Jan
11
103% Oct
20
108% Mar 22
51% Aug 23
29 'A Jun 24
6
25% Nov
9
Jan
6
6
Mar 15
103% Jun
29
Pacific RR Co
4%
Union
Tank
Sep
13
United
Jan
10
5%
25
;
23
17% Jan
3
50 V2 Dec
23
44% Jan
18
27
July 25
55% Jun 30
27
Jan
12
38% May 26
34 % Jan
20
25
6% Dec
13
70% Apr 29
80% Jan
6
6% Nov
.9
*
28%
28%
110 %
111%
96
*94
*86
88
*86
88
100%
*100%
49%
50%
x48%
162%
163%
100%
49%
Va
29
14,600
109%
110%
270
96
94%
94%
10
88
*86%
*100%
100%
48%
4 9'A
162 %
163 Va
T—i O O
48%
159
88
10
100%
48%
161
15,700
5.300
50
50
50%
1.600
.No par
30%
31
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
31
30%
31%
4,000
Corp com (new)—5
preferred
100
55
102 %
53%
102'A
54%
102%
*102%
Co
Aircraft
-
Air Lines Inc
52%
10
37
'*115
of
common
America
No par
31
No par
105%
10
-
57% Aug 24
3% Feb
28%
28%
111
*94%
50
$4.50 preferred
United Board & Carton Corp
United Carbon Co
1
"110
96
9,700
50 Va
15
29
28%
28%
110
28
50%
108% Feb
Dec
27%
50
United
*Jun
*86
*100%
100%
2 8'A
50
22
14
50%
*94%
102%
27%'
50%
Car
Biscuit
87
100%
28
110
100%)
28%
50
Preferred 4%% series of 1952—100
July 26
96
103 %
27%
163
33% Sep
49
49%
111
102%
103
28%
3,800
50
convertible
United
28%
*110
96
97
preferred—50
common
noncumulative
56
49% July 25
series
$4
Oil of California
106
156
of Mo common—_10
28
28%
96%
97
1,900
2,300
165
102%
38%
117
37%
118
162
54%
163
56
103%
54'A
55%
53%
*102'/a
103%
*102%
39
38'A
39
38
118
*120%
130
*120
31%
30%
105%
*105%
31
31
108
*105%
31
30%
108
*105%
38%
135
30%
108
37%
117
30%
*103%
55
16,800
103%
400
38V4
31,400
118
30%
108
400
1,700
20
800
23%
23%
23 %
23'/a
23%
23%.
23%
23%
23%
23%
No par
48
48%
47%
48%
48
48%
47%
48%
47%
48
No par
*51
52%
51%
51%
52 'A
*50'A
51%
5%
50%
50%
200
5%
19,700
2,400
United-Carr Fastener—
4% Jan
8
4
Jun
28
11
63'% Jun
29
88
12
May 25
11% Jan
6
57
Dec
'35
Dec
6
1% Jan
2 %
Sep
27
25
51% Feb
2
b% Jan
78
6
7% Feb
11
29 % Oct
17
60
4
11
233
Nov
18
175
25
184
Dec
8
Jan
54% MarTl
7% May 4
34
May 5
For
38%
Dec~31
Sep
27
Sep
26
5
Corp
2,400
14%
14%
14%
14'A
14%
4,300
53%
30'A
36%
54%
53%
30%
36%
54%
53 Va
54'A
53%
53%
53
53%
19,000
30%
36%
30%
36%
20%
30%
31%
31'A
31%
31
31%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
2,900
21
20'A
20%
47,500
3%
17,600
29%
8,300
10
;
13%
Co
U
S
&
Foreign Securities
U
S
Freight
U
S
Gypsum
U
S
1
Co
57
20
286
100
*178%
Machinery com__1.05
34%
preferred
Industries
4%%
30%
No par
Co common
preferred
4%%
3
3
1,410
16%
14%
1
15
134
16%
14%
Aug 24
Sep 13
Jan
128%
16%
14%
33% July
16% Mar
29%
134
19,500
14%
3%
43% Jun
27%
130
23,700
29
14%
19%
90
27%
130
10
6 %
26%
5
3%
30%
Hoffman
26%
128
6 Vb
76 %
16%
20%
S
6 VB
4%
*76
16%
3%
U
6 Va
6
76%
6%
16%
19%
7%
5'A
*75 Va
16%
1
28
12
26.
Gas Improvement
39% Jun
79
page
Gas
United
4
40% Jan
see
Fruit Co
United
15
31
footnotes
United
2
184% Feb
5%
76 Va
No par
9
11
9
26%
127%
5%
*75 Va
16%
1
60
31
26%
120
6%
*50'%
„
16%
Park City Mines Co (The)
335
13% Dec
27'A
323%
8
16%
United
6
40% Dec
26%
117
53
76
5
United Merch & Mfrs Inc
7
19% May
87%
100
■„
Electric Coal Cos
3
Mar 14
178% Sep
preferred
6
6
35
Jan
7%
8%
4%
76
4% Aug
3
214
6
4%
76
23% Jun
2% Jan
Dec~30
1
May
39% Mar
*75
United Dye & Chemical Corp com—1
United
4%
100
United Engineering Si Foundry
35% Feb
28 % Oct
22% Jan
114% Jan
:
Cig-Whelan Stores com—30c
$3.50 convertible preferred
United Corp (Del)
Mar 31
26
Mar 14
(Delaware)
United
6
11
16
18
15
6
Oct
18% Jan
134
Sep
30
12
Jan
35% Jun
38% Aug 19
18% Dec 31
11% Jan
Jun
13 % Mar 14
31
27% Jan
7
15% Feb
15% July 20
33% Mar
Jan
8% May 17
66
17
45% Jan
1
72% July 18
Aug 17
Aug 23
17% Dec
4
4% Apr
Inc
-
f——100
1
common
preferred series A
-
50
57%
292-
180
36%
29%
3%
30%
20'/a
21 VB
20%
3%
3%
3%
29%
29%
29'A
3%
30'A
3
28%
19,800
58
58
58
57
57
58
1,700
285
286
290
292%
*289
295
-292
300
2,600
180
179%
179%
*178%
180
*178'A
180
<»20
35%
36%
35 %
36 VB
35%
36
41,500
80
80
79 Va
82
200
*178%
35%
79%
36%
79%
81
12%
81
13%
13%
13%
42
42
42
42
80%
58
80%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*41 Va
42%
*41%
42%
*56%
12%
*42
13%
12,700
42%
300
25
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
26
.
.
.
Monday, October .10, 1955
(1478)
Highest
I.owe*i
36% Jan
4
59% Feb
J
(s8»/2 Dec
6
11
Nov
19
20% Dec 29
8% Dec 28
77% Dec 21
29
17
24
7% Feb
24% Apr
5
9 % Feo
14
6
Jan
110'A Sep
16
Sep
16
2<s
22 % Oct
Jan
24
39
70'/a Jan
7
91
Oct
13
103
Dec
6
Jan
21
Jan
6
51% Jun
18
172% Jun
163 % Oct
7
59% Dec
29
49
54% Jan
13
64% Sep
17
61
157 % Jan
11
68 % Sep
8%
U
18
20
166
U
U S
19% Aug 24
3
16% Jun
24
18% Oct
11
17% Jan
35
Jan
26
3
Jan
4
38 % Mar 16
13% Nov 23
38% Aug
12% Jan
17
15% Jun
2
7
Jan
5
14 ,'/8 Apr
21
Jan
27
100% Jun
14
1% Jun
14
3% Jan
3
35 % Mar 17
4
11% July 14
10
73 % Jan
5
98
Dec
1
91
1% Jan
4
3
Dec
31
6% Jan
May 26
16
20% Dec 31
11% May 12
26
Jun
8
44% Dec
31
38% Oct
2^/4 Jan
12
32 % Sep
16
30% Feb
23
Jan
18
169% Nov
26
161 Va Jan
18% Jan
63% Jan
11
2-3%
35
Stockyards Corp
United Stores $4.20 noncu
convertible
$6
United
4
Wall
c/o
4
May
Universal
25
170
Feb
18
26% Mar 15
31
Jan
7
Universal
5
83% Dec
31
79% Sep
28
91
Feb
3
4%%
21
42% Dec
31
41 '/4 mar
14
49% Aug 22
Utah
40% Dec
20
361/4 Jan
18
47 % Apr
Vanadium
31% Oct
11% Jan
19% Oct
5
154
34% Jan
32% Nov 23
7% May 19
5% Jan
4
8
Pictures
Raalte
10% Apr
40%
45%
162
159'A
161 'A
161%
51
50%
51
51 'A
65%
65
65
*64'A
57
162%
56
57'A
19%
37
12%
11 %
98%
*41
33
28
47
80
47
38'/a
39'A
38
38 %
38%
391/8
1
15%
15%
36
10
36
7%
7'A
2.50
53
54
*127
135
*127
31 '/a Oct
6
37% Jan
3
12
123
Jan
125 Va Oct
27
Jan
152% Aug 30
33
Jan
3
42'A Sep
Jan
3
117% Jun
13
104% Nov 10
101
Jun
21
103% Aug 22
9
101
Feb
16
106
101% Jan
Nov
107
19
25% Jan
4
48
Sep
11
33
May
Jan
3
122
Sep
6
15'A Jan
19
30% Dec 31
57
Mar 25
71 % May
68
13
May 17
16% Dec 31
4
25% Jan
19
31'A Feb
30
Oct 21
28% Apr
5
Mar 26
76
Dec
23
74% Jan
19
2
13
Mar
3
12% Jan
3
14% Mar
3
31% May
15%
15%
15%
16
*35%
36%
35%
36
7%
7%
8'/a
7%
54'A
53%
7'%
53'A
54
53%
*127
7%
7%
*127
31%
88
88
34%
35'A
35%
126%
126'A
39
115
*87
38%
*101
102
*102
103%
*44%
45%
44%
44%
31%
31%
31'A
31 %
110
109
16%
20
preferred
16%
30
30
*30%
500
39%
4,200
115'A
115
5,500
100
*101
*101
102
104
102
102
104
*102%
104%
140
103%
103%
44%
44%
44%
44%--
441/2
44%
2,109
31%
31'A
31%
31%
31%
31%
620
-
3,200
104 »/2
106
16%
108
106 %
109
109
109
16%
10
35%
39%
39%
115%
10
89
130'A
*126
39%
115%
*101
102
J
4,800
31%
35%
36'r
129
115%
39'A
*115'A
39'A
115
35%
*126
.
'
*87
89
*87
89
3.8O0
|'...
130%
31 »/8
31%
1,100
54
*127
3iy8
36%
126%
126%
103%
109
31 %
31%
3,500
13,200
7%
*127
130V2
*127
*127
-
31'A
25
5
53%
53%
130 %
*127
130%
28
__
Vulcan Detinnlng Co common
24
15%
36%
common
preferred
Visking Corp (The)
1'U
38%
15%
36
39%
...
*102
13,700
38%
37%
38%
15%
100
100
Co
Ry
*101
10
2,600
36'A
preferred
6%
18% Mar 23
6
26 % Apr
Virginian
6
80
47
15%
115%
39%
*115
100
$4.20 dividend
23
6
Jan
30
126
125%
com__10
dividend preferred
$4.04
May 23
37 'A Jan
140% Dec 29
Power Co
35'A
34 'A
100
preferred
$5
90
*87
No par
com
preferred
partic
Virginia Elec &
12
114
div
6%
31%
1,600
10
1,400
*35%
*127
31%
100
preferred
Va-Carollna Chemical
7
33% July 28
Oct 28
July 19
31/2 %
11
Jan
51% Mar 29
116
112% Jun
99
5%
300
*
27%
*79
46%
27%
....
33%
27%
*79
47%
Ry com_100
94
169
79%,
Co
146% Apr
168
27%
Pacific
3
166
33%
33%
*166
166
166
2,900
100
1%
19
40
33%
*167
42
33 %
33
33'/a
*40
79%
noncumulative preferred__100
Victor Chemical Works common
5
3
42
*40%
27%
Shreve
87% Sep
98%
1%
* 17 %
38%
20
46%
Chemical
34'A Oct
*97%
1%
*18
27%
Vick
11
98%
*1%
19
46%
Vicks
30
98%
1%
1%
19
80'A
24
48% Oct
99
140
400
2,200
110
46%
21
95% May 26
11%
47%
133'A Jan
36% Dec
11 %
46%
183'A Jan
4
11 %
27%
13
Jan
11'%
*79%
Jun
Jan
11
80%
180% May 2U
20
3,700
13
166
27%
130
89
19%
36 %
13
27%
Aug 27
26% Jan
19%
36%
12%
42'/a
33
2.50
&
19%
37
12%
No par
Co
164
*98
42
July 30
471/2 Mar 15
163%
164 v*
lo4
163
19%
*
2
42
136
3
51
*36%
19%
134
57% Dec
57%
11
99
1%
*17%
Mar 26
30 % Jan
66
56%
13
11%
165
65%
57%
*12%
2
*165
50%
66
20
100
20,900
'2,760
5,300
503
160,500
1,900
44%
45%
165% 166
49
50%
*65
66%
55%
56%
165%
52 %
3,700
7,y0C
600
11,700
103
102
4o%
163%
164
36'A
13
32%
44%
36%
19%
36
*98
104%
*103
19 %
19%
11
*91%
19%
36
*12%
92%
46%
%
162%
162
20
124"% Mar 26
126
161%
57
38 v*
92 %
106%
*105
106%
105
44%
1%I
Vertlentes-Camaguey Sugar Co__6%
4
65'A July 21
92
46%
69
38%
93
*92'A
93
*92 %
38%
*19%
Inc
Co
22%
70%
33%
39
1
com
Co
Norman
Van
23%
106%
98
l..j
Corp of America
Van
23%
*69
71
*69'A
100
Inc
Co
preferred
Power & Light
7
23 %
%
*18
100
preferred
11
39% Feb
6'A Jan
31
32% Dec
28% Jan
28
ly % Mar
13% May 13
32% J an
8%
23%
11
com.No par
Tobacco
Leaf
91
12%
2
„
95%
39%
19 %
50
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp
95%
24
*36
preferred—No par
3
95 %
70
162%
l
2nd pfd_5
preferred
94
39 Va
55%
25
Paper Inc common
convertible
96%
24
65
No par
noncumulative preferred
95%
69%
50 %
100
Co common
Tobacco
l'/o
8%
3j%
lbO
50
16%
—
Corp common
23 vb
*8%
24%
44%
com__50
preferred
United
16
Aug
56% Mar
7
Min
&
preferred
S Steel
1%
14
Apr
Ref
Smelting
22%
8%
70%
*105
preferred___10O
1st
noncum
S
7 %
62 % Sep
Jan
156% Mar 14
Dec 27
162
4
Feb
% May 16
40
Jan
60 '/a
May 12
22%
*8%
39%
*92%
23%
5
common...
22 Va
8%
*70
5
U S Rubber Co
22'/a
*8%
8,700
23
8%
94%
23-/s
69%
38%
92%
22%
*8%
21%
22
94
10
..1
100
100
common.
preferred series A
preferred series B
3%%
23
4G% Dec
6
4
143
3%%
20
Sep
*8%
Shares
Oct. 7
8%
21%
Card Co
Playing
Oct. 6
96%
1
issued
S
S Plywood Corp
39% Mar 14
11
37% Jan
6
When
U
U
Friday
Thursday
Oct. 5
Oct. I
Salea for
the Week
SALE PRICES
HIGH
Wednesday
Tnesday
Oct. 3
__10
20
common
3
Sep
93% Sep
110
19
Jan
Co
preferred
U S Pipe & Foundry Co
9
22
97
134 % Jan
29%
44
Lines
S
4%%
12
75% Mar
84% Mar 21
26
79 »/a Jan
7
66 V4 Jan
35
U
15
6
8% Jan
70
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Jan
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range since Jan. 1
Lowest
AND
LOW
STOCKS
Previoua
Year 1954
13%
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
YORK $TOCK
NEW
Range for
16%
16%
16%
17
16%
*29%
31
*29%
31
*29%
31
*81%
31
82%
*81%
1,300
82%
16%
30
'
w
60
11% Aug
24
Jun
3
27'A Dec 31
27% Jan
51
Jan
5
72
Dec
9
6u% Apr
27
5'A Jan
4
8% Dec
6
7% Jan
6
16
Walgreen
9
Sep
14
Walker
31
Walworth
24% Jan
10
30
100/2 Aug
10
Jan
3
5%%
12% July 15
10 % Jan
5
13% Jun
3
Wardell
21'/a Sep 20
18% Mar 14
2i:% Sep
13
Warner
Dec
22
30'/a Mar 14
39% Sep
22
43 % Dec
29
39
52% Dec
21
42
May 12
Jan
11
Jan
13% Jan
19
Jan
4
25"% Jan
11
30% Jan
4
*/4
105
37
19 Vts May 14
5
1
5
41% Sep
2
27
31
2
20% Aug
9
17
18
6
2% Jan
6
43% Dec
8
5
96 '/a Dec
22
85
leb
17
20
Jan
6
4
17% Mar
8
4
112
Jan
7
104% Nov
28% Sep
9
31
49
Sep
14
8% Jan
4
106% Aug 12
110
Jun
14
25% Jun
9
110% Oct
29
18'A Dec
30
Jan
16% Jan
6
27 % Apr
Jun
13
28
34% Dec 28
30
Jan
6
41% Apr
26
68
62
Jun
29
49% Jun
9
Dec
65% Dec
29
17
56% Aug
20
104
West
20'A
20%
37%
35%
37%
14,400
48%
49%
48
48%
48
48
47%
47%
48
49'/a
1,500
*47
48%
6,600
No par
*40%
37
21%
23%
17%
Apr
86 % Apr
73% J
9
an
Va
com__2.50
No par
1
i
&
4
4%
21
2nd
noncum
preferred
100
Western Pacific RR common.No par
26
28% Jun
9
22% Jan
4
27% Dec
22
25 Vb Jan
6
32% Feb
15
Westlnghouse
50 % Jan
5
80% Dec
31
57% Oct
7
83% Feb
15
Westinghouse Electric common_12%
98% May
5
104
Dec
27
98% Aug
5
May 14
132
Dec
10
127
30% May
4
54% Dec
82 % Jan
4
96% Dec 30
31
127
Sep 26
Western
103% Mar 18
130
May 23
49% Mar 14
3.80%
July 29
60% Sep
Union
23
5
53
Oct
5
"When
3
104
Aug
2
$5
series
Steel
Corp
100
12%
com
preference_.No par
prior
27
Jan
11
85% Mar 15
5
Jan
4
21% Mar
8
20% Nov
12
29
Dec
7
36 % July 28
100 % Dec 30
10% Aug 16
27% Aug 16
26
Jun
18
31% Sep
13
77
28
Sep
27
80 % Oct
4
27
Jan
6
29 % May
4
Whirlpool-Seeger Corp
4 % % conv preferred
White Dental Mfg (The S S)
51% Sep
2
White
34% Jan
95
6
Mar 14
102% July 25
7% Mar 30
22% Jan
22% Jan
12
6
July 28
27% Jun
37
6
28
MarlO
8
Feb
25
12 % Dec
31
10% Jan
6
70
14% Apr
14
Jan
22
78 % Dec
10
75
5
86
Sep
9% Apr
15
7
12% Feb
19
13% Aug
2
20 % Dec
14
17% Oct
28% Jan
20
18% Mar 21
6
33% Aug
2
30
Jan
21
147% Dec
16
140
18% Jan
8
21% Dec
137
39% Jan
Jan
9% Mar 18
21% Jan
100
preferred
Sewing
Prior
Wilcox
Oil
Wilson
&
$4.25
Co
Inc
7
24% Sep
118
Sep
9
10
22
8
Woodward
Iron
3
45% May 12
52% July 20
Woolworth
44
Oct
7
4
59% Mar 30
96 % Nov
Worthington
8
92% Jan
7
7
192 % Dec
100% May 18
Service
(F W)
6
77
Jan
12
6% Jan 22
94
Nov
165
12
86
11% Oct' 8
Oct
212% Apr
6
Mar 22
9% May
103 % July
12
37
Jan
54 Va Nov
16
21 %
Sep
52% Jan
3
27% Apr
13
19% Sep
27
60% Apr
13
50
Jan
4%%
4%%
conv
No par
5
&
67% Jan
6
108% Sep
23
Towne Mfg Co
28
Corp common
1
41/2% convertible preferred
50
Young (L A) Spring & Wlre.No par
Youngstown Sheet & Tube___No par
Dec
31
14
Jan
6
19% Sep
15
Youngstown Steel Door
96
Nov 29
86
Jan
18
6% Jan
5
27
11% Jan
63% Jun
10
series__100
serles.100
common
Wrigley
iWm) Jr
(Del)
Wyandotte Worsted Co
Yale
10
Co
preferred
pfd
10
Co
Corp
15
May
38
July
7
17
Prior
Corp__10
74% Dec 31
51 % Jun
20
Feb
71
3
11
1
10
100
Public
54% Dec
6
No par
No par
.
Lovett Grocery Co
Wisconsin
Prior
9
4% Feb 26
Dec
9
7% May 20
Aug 24
24% Oct
4
;
27% Jan
6
61% Jan
11
13
32% Apr
26
York
9
Zenith
Radio
10% Mar 23
Zonite
Products
134
May
2,200
22%
23%
18
23'/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
1,300
17%
18
18
18
*17%
18'A
18%
18'%
1,000
16%
16%
300
3 '/a
3%
1,300
*16%
17%
*16%
17%
*16%
17'A
3%
3%
31/4
36%
36%
36%
*36%
36%
37
37
87
87
86%
86%
86
86
87
87
21%
21%
21 %
21%
21%
21%
21%.
21%
21%
21%
20%
21%
'22%
22%
21%
Corp
Corp.
No par
1,000
37
88
22
21 %
27
113%
26%
26%
112%
190
*81
*12%
'
112
104
*102
104
104
*102'%
104
*102%
104
*102%
100
24% .24%
33%
33%
*142
143%
23 Va
1"
110
481/8 49 /4
45% 46%
*95% 96 A
*165
1,?5_
*95
95%
1°
101/2
22%
140
.
47
47%
46
46
46
46
44
44
1,700
45%
46%
46%
47
46%
47
47
47%
3,400
106%
*106%
107
*106%
107
106%
106%
90
106%
20%
20%
20%
20'A
20%
20%
20%
6,500
27%
28
27%
27%
28
28%
1,900
20%
27%
*28
*101
44
44%
44%
44%
67
67
67%
62
61
6OV2
8,600
21%
22
21%
21%
28,900
21%
22 'A
26%
26 %
26%
59'A
60%
59
100%
*99'A
100 »A
100
x52%
29%
80
*28iA
48
100
26 %
26i/2
57%
59%
53%
52%
52%
*52%
52%
102 %
101%
101%
30'/a
29'/a
29%
29%
29%
29%
80
80
28%
29%
42%
80'A
80
80
28%
29
29
491/2
48%
49
99%
100
x42
99%
100
521%
101%
500
29'/2
10,400
80
80 »A
2,600
29
29
1,400
401/2
41%
5,900
99%
99%
130
11,200
101
100
10%
100
28,200
52%
*51%
1021/4
52
200
*120%
103%
53
63,200
100
*99
50%
53
12,600
58%
26%
26%
100
*120%
*128%
53
103
800
59%
59%
*128%
67%
61%
58%
*99
7,100
44
68%
26 %
21%
43%
60
62
211/2
44%
67
*67%
68
60%
103
*101
103
*101
103
*101
103
44
11
10%
10%
10%
10%
10
10%
*25%
26%
2 6'A
26'A
26%
*26
26%
31
30'A
30 %
30%
30%
30
30
11%
11 Va
11%
11
11%
11
11%
84
82%
82%
31
11%
*81
12%
24%
331/2
*142
22%
110
84
*81
12%
12%
24%
24%
33%
33%
143%
*142
22%
22%
109
111%
*26
84
*82%
13
12%
24%
24%
331/4
33%
143V2
22%
22%
112
13
1,100
24%
24%
5,500
33'/2
23,300
33
33%
143%
30
:143'%
22%
22%
108
113%
1C8
100
12%
24%
43%
*142
200
1,100
14,600
12%
3,500
22%
5,100
110
49%
49
49%
49%
49%
48%
49%
15,909
48%
46%
45%
45%
45%
45%
44
45%
6,500
451/4
96
95'A
95%
*95iA
*165
*95'A
96%
180
*165
*95%
96%
*160
165
165
180
91
10
30
180
93%
700
9%
2,800
95
95
94%
94%
93%
93%
10
10
10
10
9%
9%
*64%
64%
63
63%
2,000
20%
20%
20
20'A
10,100
51
51
9%
63 Vb
63%
63
63%
63%
65
20
20%
20'A
20%
20 'A
20%
50%
50%
*50'A
51%
*50%
51%
501/2
50'%
24%
25'A
25'A
2 5'A
25%
25%
251/2
24%
25
24%
97%
94
97
17
17
17 %
94%
99%
95'A
98%
971/2
99'/2
96%
17%
18
17'A
17%
17
17
16%
116%
119%
120%
7%
7%
7%
117%
7%
119%
7%
4,803
7,700
104
*102
485/8
.
104
104
59
270
1,900
v
112
104
27%
3,300
26%
26%
26%
112%.
*102j/2
101% 103%
29% 30%
'791/4 79%
28% 28%
481/4
26
.112%
26%.
113
112
*102
*101
103
44
44%
67
67%
61
61
21 %
22%
26%
26%
59'/a
60
99
99
*128%
__
57%
2IV4
26%
112%
104
45
46%
107
20%
27%
X20%
37
v
*102
31%
11%
84
12%
preferred
53 % Dec
Jan
37
22
30%
11
Co
69 % Nov
77% Jan
37
22
10%
25%
common
preferred
&
37%
*21%
10%
25%
Co
Wilson-Jones
6%
*28
21%
common__l
20
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com
13
37%
21%
5
Machine
preference
14
116
1
common
40% Apr .23
30% Jan
4
Jan
20
Winn
Aug 18
148% Jan
3
66
80
36 %
14
23
White
Co
____5
27% Aug 31
Mar 14
Jun
Motor
5%%
37
22
issued"
conv
30% Sep 21
25% Oct
100
B
Lake Erie Ry
&
Wheeling
Oct
10
Brake
preferred
Wheeling
96% Jan
53
Telegraph new__2.50
Air
37'/a
21%
87
20
Supply Co common.10
preferred
100
4.80%
36%
21%
107
Western Maryland Ry common__100
1,300
37
21%
36 %
1
Inc
39%
3%
common__5
preferred
Air Lines
40'A
40
41%
40
3%
100
Paper
5
48%
40%
3%
45
45
Coke
48%
40%
3%
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&
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25
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48
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17
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5
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4%%
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series B
100
series C
100
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49% July 27
2,500
20%
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30% Mar 24
29
102
Apr
22
340
11%
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37
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4
1021/2
102
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10
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11'/8
37%
3
preferred
Sugar
27
47% Oct
35
11 %
102
102
102
HO
20'A
5
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&
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105% Jun
16
41% Nov 29
16%
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4
10
30% Dec
105'A Aug 10
West
19
104% Nov
4
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37
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7
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106
15
14 »/4
16%
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1
99 % Feb
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7
101 % Feb
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113
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74
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3
4
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102
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19
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9
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91
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17
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609
1,000
36%
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&
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7
49% Sep
15
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'
5
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16
96
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21% Sep
13% Jan
30
74
5
32
6
11%
14%
29%
11%
19%
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20
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29
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16%
101%
11%
14%
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23
30
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99
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30
75
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39
1
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104%
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4
2'A Apr 30
82%
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13% Jan
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The
italic
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In
the
column
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108.28 Jan
—
Highest
108.28 Jan
10
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101.10 Oct
—
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105.2
*100.2
100.6
*99.30
100.2
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101.8
101.10
101.10
1961
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99.30
105
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105.2
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100.2
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101.7
*99.21
Friday
*105 14
105 18
100.2
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101.7
*99.30
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105.6
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104.15
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104.10
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1956-1958
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*93.29
99.31
*99.29
99.31
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1958
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9.9.27
*99.23
99.26
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99.26
*99.25
99.28
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1961
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98.8
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98.4
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97
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96.28
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97.24
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97.22
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97.25
*97.27
97.31
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98 8
1963-1968
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96.14
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96.12
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96.15
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96.21
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95.28
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1965-1970
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95.25
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95.31
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1966-1971
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95.26
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95.23
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—
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—
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Wednesday
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1993
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—
—
AND
Monday
1956-1959
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—
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.
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-
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Year 1954
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9
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13
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1
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2
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30
101.4
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7
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100
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25-year 3s
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5
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27
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1
1976
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1
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1959
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1956
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1957
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—
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100
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—
—
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1958
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1961
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due Feb 15
7a
—
—
—
IThls Issue has not
as
Last
Period
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
FOR WEEK
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Sold
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High
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Low
High
Brazil
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88
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86
June-Dec
25
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bold
84
19
33/4s series No. 27
10-year
84
June-Dec
3%s series No. 22
City
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High
3%s series No.
_
Friday's
Low
33/4S series No. 26
Australia
or
Bid & Asked
18
33/4s series No.
A External
Last
Sale Price
(continued)—
33/4S series No. 24
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Week's Range
Friday
.
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New York Stock Exchange
3%s series No. 21..
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transactions
OCTOBER 7
.
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71
1
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65%
2
79%
87
79
85%
79%
87
79%
For Financial Institutions
86%
5%
funding bonds of 1931 due 1951
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced
External
to
dollar
3.375%)
bonds
of
1979_
1944
April-Oct
(Plan
Bl
—
3%s series No.
1
June-Dec
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2
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3
June-Dec
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4
June-Dec
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5
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7
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8_____
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1
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June-Dec
80
88
86
92
83
90
SECURITIES
FIRM TRADING
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87%
90
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series No.
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12
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FOREIGN SECURITIES SPECIALISTS
85
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_
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June-D;c
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see
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88
31
28
The Commercial end Financial Chronicle
(1480)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Friday
Last
or
Period
Sale Price
Bid
Exchange
New York Stock
Friday's
& Asked
Low
Bonds
Called
El
extl
3s
s
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fund
sinking
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bonds
dollar
bonds
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of
18
20%
128
157%
71
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99
99
100%
30
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68%
reduced
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Apr-Oct
1930—
of
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80
81 Vi
7
63%
97%
33
69%
104%
June-Dec
1924
68%
69
23
53
loan)—
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bonds
gold
April-Oct
1949——,—
.Young
International
Govt
German
102%
—
ASilesia
75%
June-Dec
122
Jan-July
—Jan-July
*168
122
2
00
Greek
part paid 1964
part paid 1968
IA Hamburg
27%
27%
Feb,'A"c/
25%
26
10
.State of)
143
143
7
*103
II
1946
6s
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
Heidelberg (City of) ext 7Vis 1950
Helsingfors iCity) external 6'is 1960
Italian (Republic) ext s f 3s 1977
Italian Credit
Consortium for
30-year gtd ext s f 3s
3 A7s
series
Jan-July
1977—
f
s
8 A External
Jan-July
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5 Vis
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to
'30
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30-year
Mexican
(Colombia)
§A4%s
ANew
65
12
62%
63%
60
118
Feb-Aug
.Feb-Aug
57
65
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59
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1943—-—.—:
due
1899
—
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23
5
—
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1937)—
1979_^_
1958
Feb-Aug
of 16$
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of
extended to
1961
assented
agree't)
1922
to
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Great
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June-Dec
1961
1971
June-Dec
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94%
98%
98%
99
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96
99'/a
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95
94
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98
101
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88
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—
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20
11%
13%
18
8%
-164
16S
140
97%
80%
3%s
AND
1967_—
99
COMPANIES
INDUSTRIAL
*100
.May-Nou
101%
Albany
1
1
*107% 109
Alleghany
Allied
1962—.—_
A
Allis-Chalmers
Co
3
Mar-Sept
*99%
3Vis
1964_L_„
.Feb-Aug
101%
:_
June-Dec
99%
1979
100
103
103
105%
98%
103% 103%
America
108'/.
100 Va
80
*81%
April-Oct
of
104
18
100'%
April-Ocf
debentures
f
s
100
May-Noo
96
109'/a
54
104% 105%
1998—
&
105%,
107 »/4
Dye 3Vis debs 1978—_
Mfg 2s debentures 1956-a
Western 1st gtd 4s
Cnemical
Aluminum
ser1
debs 5s
Corp
Allegheny &
1
102
100%
96
& Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975— April-Ocfr
Inc 4 Vis conv subord debs 1970—: Mar-Sep£
Aldens
I
102
*101% 102%
Aluminum
*17%
18%
18
American
Airlines
18'%
American
__
16%
—
18%
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11
11
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5
3%s
85
99%
85
101 % 101%
127
99%
24
98 Va
6
104 %
99 %
104% 105
1970— .May-Nov
3s
1966— _June-Dec
debentures
Corp 3%s s f debs 1964_ .May-Nov
American & Foreign Power deb 5s 2030— ..Mar-Sept
11
junior
debentures
2%s
98%
100 '/a
4
98 34
103
101%
96
60
92%
92
92%
.Jan-June
81%
80
81%
319
92%
91%
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106
*
99%
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1987
Telegraph
&
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87
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81%
95%
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1980
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8 ASmall
98%
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debentures
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2%s debentures 1975
Jan-July
—
Ltd
Bosch
American
1968_Jan-July
Canada
of
16%
__
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Co
16%
agree¬
1945
97%
1964—May-Nov
bond
readjustment
assented
166
81%
27
97Vi
97
86
Feb-Aug
1946
RAILROAD
June-Dec
——
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*166
97
91
149
^
June-Dec
95 Va
78
77
—
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—
.
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ment)
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141
72 Va
95%
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92
131
141
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on
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127
70%
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1963_Jan-July
(assented to 1922 agree't)
assented
new
1952_—Mar-Sep£
1963
(dollar
101 '/a
127
100%
94
May-Nov
6s due
3s
—
due" 1954
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II
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_
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141
coupon
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11
5
—
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to
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92
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43
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—
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27
1945_Quar-Jan
—_———.
14
*135
conversion
A4Vis
96
20%
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—
(1922
1981
1961—
series
$
sinking
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—-
_____
assented
new
180 'A
82
—
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Jan-July
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to
1952
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mtge
extended
20
19%
15
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readjustment 1979—
Alabama
11%
*99 Vi
Jan-July
100
89%
14
14
170
170
*17
June-Dec
—
1984—Jan-Juiy
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley (Dept of)
A Warsaw
(City) external 7s 1958
Feb-Aug
158'%
96
163
86%
l968„Jan-July
—_____—
assented
1958
4s-4%s-4%s
102'%
2
156% 156%
59%
24%
*170
37/«s-4'/8S-4 ,s6s external conversion 1978_June-D c
external readjustments 1978_Feb-Aug
120
5
*19
25
17 %
*100
External
123 %
1
95
18 %
19
June-Dec
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extended
3%s-4s-4Vis
68 '/a
113%
1
(Republic of)—
§ASmall
1st
1953
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66%
118
118
1968
jALarge
7s
(Republic) external 8s
AExternal sinking fund 6s 1960
116
101% 101%
96
20
*17%
May-Nov
f 1971—
1
88
80
Ltd—
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1943—May-Noy
(1942
1962
1962—
external
March
08
73
80
20
•
of) —
Electric
Tokyo
68%
1801/4 180%
Jan-July
(1922 agreement)
small
ASmall
§A5s
6s
58
1954—..June-Dec
1978—.—
assented
8 A 5s of
8 A6s
104
116
64 %
May-Nov
•
Mexico
147%
209
98
*116
Irrigation—
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92
*
(interest
1958
s
1961
§AWith
3 Vis
1964
6'is
73
05
—...June-Dec
8A5s sterling loan of '12
122
*116
1965.—
f S bonds
s
90
April-Ocf
Co
extended
1971
(City
178%
65%
June-Dec
1975.———May-Nov
(State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—-.April-Oct
3s
35%
33'/a
.
due 1965 extended to
Jugoslavia
*80
'
64%
Jan-July
—
extended
1954
89
External
1977—
3s
§AItaly (Kingdom oft 7s 1951
-4—
Japanese (Imperial Govt)—
1
A6%s extl loan of '24 1954-—_
due
63%
—Mar-Sept
1952
7s
Power
of)
(40-yr)
due
Utility Institute—
30-yr gtd ext
6%s
65%
27
25%
Public Works
1947
B
Italian Public
Jan-July
9
75
88
(Kingdom)—-
A5%s exti loan of '27
102
5%s
^May-Noe
.—__r——
85
1962——________May-Nov
Electric Power Co
Tokyo
100%
__
„
A6s
Electric
5%s due
*100%
*__•
__
Jan-July
external
secured
(Prov
A5Vis
129%
Government—
A7s
110
78%
1968—________ Jan-July
Slovenes
external
B
assented
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Great
§A6Vis 1st & gen mtge 1950——
6%s due 1950 extended to 1960
110
Sydney County Council 3%s 1957—
137
loan)—
5'/is loan 1930 due 1965
Consolidated Elec Power—
110
2004—
6%s'due 1952 extended to
A4Vis
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110
2012_
2%)
&
secured
series
Shinyetsu
.
§A7s
to
Croats
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95%
n
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(interest
8A6Vis 1st mtge s i 1952
,
1972
loan
2
95'/i
J
1980_
bonds
dollar
3s
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loan
80 Vi
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1972
bonds
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5s
65%
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80'/8
issue—
2.25%)
to
external dollar loan
reduced
,
1963—Jan-July
1953 due
1953
109
60
1956———Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
75%
1936
bonds
dollar
80
51
Jan-July
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
53
59
__Jan-July
1950—_——
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A 6s
--
*54%
——_May-Noy
2012—
1
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.5%) 1999——
Jan-July
.
„
_
4s
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6
Apr -Oct
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Jan. 1
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of)—
stamped pursuant to Plan A
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85
89
2'/
to
75
82 Vi
156% 156%
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No.
.
(State
99%
71
1
*17
1972
Conversion
reduced
77
75
Bonds
Sold
High
1936
8s
81 Vi
,.
fund issue
&
conv
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Paulo
55
103%
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May-Nov
1969
5 lis dollar bonds
San
(City)
Paulo
74%
82
75
Friday's *
or
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(continued!
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59
75
1924
of
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3s
*80'/«
Monday, October 10, 1955
Week's Range
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of;—
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'Federal
German
3s
/ara-julv
Sale Price
High
Jan Mr
7s 1967
6%s 1953
1973—
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S A Frankfort on
42%
100%
99%
.Republic off.
AEstonia
54%
2
7"
JanlJ9
f
s
53
Low
103 Vi 103 Vi
—
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dollar bonds Jan 1 19.6
Salvador
3'/as extl
Jan. 1
No.
Last
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
^
X
Denmark
58
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bd
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(Dcpt oft
Cundinamarca
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BONDS
Range since
Sold
.
7
Friday
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.
BOND RECORD
ENDED OCTOBER
Week's Range
Interest
BOXI> S
FOR WEEK
.
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92 %
82
91
94 '/2
95 %
53
92-
88%
89
91%
1986.—. __Jan-July
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98
3
87
93%
52
91
95'/.
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of
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1933
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1942
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sink
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to
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April-Oct
1965.
due
1953
100% 101%
101
Feb-Aug
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reduced
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ANat
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loan
§ A Poland
of)
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f
s
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Alegre
(City of)—
1961 stamped pursuant to Plan
99%
2
97 Va
101%
(interest
reduced
to 2.25%)
(Free State)
6Vis
200_6
('26 loan)
Stamped pursuant to Plan
reduced
to
2.375';)
secured
102 V.
Atlantic
99
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103»%
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128
—
100%
146
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do
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A
141 Va
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2
92%
8
71%
92%
60
3
60
60
80%
79
79
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36
69
81
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14%
14%
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15
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1921
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to
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1967
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of
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reduced
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to
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A
to
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141
164
65%
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44
56 Va
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1
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1975/—April-Oct
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due
G
Dec
1
102
102
100
96
100
101
102
105
due
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1
due
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1
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67
94
106% 106 %
43
94
106%
102
102V2
65
93%
103
90 %
88
104
104 Va
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100
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106
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79
104 Va
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93
.
95
125
108%
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98 Va
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135
143%
105
June-Dee
1959
debentures
(The)
107
106 %
143%
Corp—
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&
107%
lu2
1961_May-Nov
mortgage 2%s series I 1970
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Borden
107%
/___-April-Oct
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conv
105
103%
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1955
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C
1985—Jan-July
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s
s
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100
75
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43
105% 105%
-
——May-Nou
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Bangor &
1041/a 104%
105%
—
1
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104%
fixed
interest
1995
K
M
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Maine
2%s
1980
debs
RR—
,
1
Jan-July
-r-~-
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8
95%
96%
97%
96%
98
10
120 Vi 124
1,284
94%
94%
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121%
99%
99%
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112%
129%
Mar-Sept
96
96
2
96
100
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1981
89
90
12
79
93
89
83
3
84 '/a
80
53
711/a
72
25
53%
74%
97
97
4
97
99
93%
94'4
7
93%
97
'
First
mortgage
First
mortgage- 4%s series JJ 1961—..April-Oct
mortgage. 4s series RR I960——Jan-July
*45%
__
—
62
40 %
47
63
46%
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*113% 118
39
109 %
43
120
1st
mortgage
Buffalo
Shoe
54
59
Co
3s
1967__
1980
3%s
debs
Ja?t-July
1971—^
Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
Buffalo Rochester
Stamped
1
5s series AC
j
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Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Aprd-Oct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s 1976-Jan-July
Brown
May-Noy
83%
,
53%
May-Noo
June-Dec
87
—r-
Series
First
May-Nov
(interest
1966—
'
80
„
80%
Mar-Sept
—
_Jan-July
Series
Boston
April-Oct
2001—
40%
38 %
A
1952
2.375%)
RR
Toledo-Cincinnati
40%
--
June-Dec
A
and
Series
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—_May-Nov
1964——•-
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3%s
mortgage
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100 Vi
99%
88 Va
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100%
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166
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94 y4
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1961__April-Oct
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series
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debentures
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first
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1982——
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•
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3s
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mortgage
mortgage
First
42
96%
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—June-Dec
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Cleveland
10
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Cincinnati
,
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June-Dec
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103
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1977———-Jan-July
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June-Dec
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debentures
4s
105%
99%
94%
Jan-July
*101%
(N Y)
stamped
5s
Union Terminal-
Cincinnati
Cities
17
107% 107%
A
ser
92%
90
93
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&
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1982—-May-Nov
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98
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97
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~
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100 Vt
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—
2%s 1980—__—_————Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3'As 1982—;
;
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1st mortgage 3%s 1'983___—_——-—Mar-Sepl
1st mortgage 3'/8S 1984_
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Mar-Sept
mortgage 2%s 1979
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1970—-,
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debentures
debs
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subordinated
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—Jan-July
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ref 3%s ser K 1976—'
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Mar-Sept
—
and
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100
91%
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99
87
96
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ref
&
3'As
:
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100
97
coll trust 27/bs 1979_Jan-July
series
3s
convertible
3s
■
93 %
93%
May-Nov
1 2042—
(3% fixed
interest)
1993
contingent
&
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70
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123%
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1
2055—
1
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North
&
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ser
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mortgage
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119
96
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&
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Detroit Tol
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2019—April
1994
series
increased
conv
inc
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4%s inc
mortgage
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81%
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Denver
98%
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(3% fixed
I'/o contingent interest) 1993
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contingent interest) 2018
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3
84
76
mortgage 4%s inc ser A Jan 2003—-April
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry 4s 1956—Jan-July
31
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1973—May-Nov
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—
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;
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105
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Detroit
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mortgage 3%s series B 1985
May-Nov
income debs Jan 2054—:—_________May-Nov
Chicago &
57
102'/a
;
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V
-
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99
100
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series
5s
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95
15
20
95
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Western
&
~1
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1st
106 %
__
—
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&
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102
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100
98
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Jan-July
1963
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May-Nov
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April-Oct
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121
1:
;
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31
28
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refund
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83 y8
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121
101%
1977
&
;
87%
100
103
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121
debentures
Delaware
99%
93
97
86%
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1992___
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1968
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June-Dec
1970
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1965—
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1970
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1970
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Feb-Aug
■4.
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1984
—_____Mar-Sept
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99%
93
2020—_May
1
mortgage 4*/2s series B Jan 1 2020-—May
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1
Jan-July
Central
4s
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1995—____—Jan-July
A
ref
&
Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s 1975—April-Oct
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Jan-July
97%
97%
97%
97%
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98
--
35%
22%
1970_—June-Dec
—
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75
69
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2
104'A 104'A
■
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101
70
100% 100%
•
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Cuba
108%
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106
.
1981—_June-Dec
1978
debentures
3s
debentures
Celotex
&
Adirondack
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1
4
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100
6
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,
Last
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97
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—
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Feb-Aug
1956—
94%
■
■
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BONDS
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■
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118
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103
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1977
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98
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—
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Jersey Central
Joy
debs
3%s
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4s
1st
1975—;
35
99% 100%
100
1959—June-Dec
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93%
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1st
Mich
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1976
1978—;
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96%
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Kentucky & Indiana Terminal 4%s 1961
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mortgage
100%
86
90
83
85
93'A
85
__
98
129'A 129'A
24
128%
1st
6s ser A
100
32
15
100 A
2
101A
101A
18
10142
100
106
__
78
67%
76'A
101
104%
100%
102'A
97 %
97%
2
103%
—
94%
*93%
106'/a
92%
107
97%
4'As
*89
*100'A
13
__
—
4
100%
100
*103'A
--
152%
173%
90
100'A 100%
90
100
103'A
100
102 Va
99
101
103'A
—
104%
Co—
RR
2%s
—
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1979
—
45
78%
86'A
79%
20
74%
87
92%
90
95
79
79 %
—May
June-Dec
79%
79%
*90%
79
Jan-July
inc ser A Jan 1 2029
Power 2%s 1976--..
Electric
mortgage
3
173% 173%
1992—Mar-Sept
—
—
105
119'A
18
100%
97
103%
103%
68%
104%
101J2
Central
mtge
First
102 'A
101 ;I72
44
*93
Jan-July
1953
mtge 4s series A 2004
Gen
Wisconsin
134 'A
100 &
101 3?2
21
105'A
Steel
Wisconsin
*85%
72'A
71
102%
*__
—
104
95
101
Mar-Sept
73
66
102%
101 %
^
23
70%
71
3'As series C 1970
____Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—
Jan-July
Wilson & Co first mortgage 3s 1958
-April-Oct
Winston-Salem S B first 4s I960-.—.—.—Jan-July
Wheeling
107
100
1
1
—
71'A
72'A
Jan-July
1971
947/s
104'A
104
—__-May
2%s
Corp
71%
Westphalia United Elec Power Corp—
125%
105
1981
9 9'A
__
*96%
2361——--Jan-July
1984—
88
96%
12
*101% 102
104
88'A
83
2
103'/a 103%
1974—.———May-Nov
I 1966—.
Jan-July
guaranteed
"5
*91
series
debentures
Westinghouse
85
78'A
115
3'As
3'As
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A
28
66
4s
registered 2361
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969— April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C
1979
Apr-Oct
101'A
96
40
/V
94
135
105'A 105%
105'A 105%
100 h
1976—May-Nov
3'As 2000
Feb-Aug
3'As
aeoeniures
96%
105'A
101
conv
90'/8
113%
107%
85
Feb-Nov
98
Westchester Lignting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-July
General mortgage 3s guaranteed 1979—May-Nov
105
*94%
87'A
April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Co
84%
88'A
85
98
4'As series B Jan
income
Warren RR first ref gtd gold
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
163 Va
63%
69
105%
♦__
1991.—April
mtge
5s
193
„
mtge 4s Income series A Jan 1981
Walworth
96%
92
■
105%
121
*120'A
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As
1971
100'A 100%
5
100'/4
103'A
'102%
—
Yonkers
92
92
90'A
*98'A
2013———April
96
1982—_April-Oct
113%
1971—May-Nov
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
80%
95'A
448
109%
91%
91%
96
123%
5
90%
94 %
11
95%
99'A
104'A
105'A
-103'A
Power 2%s 1976
delivery
sale
year's
range,
the
not
n
included
in
93%
92
Jan-July
year's range,
d Ex-interest, e Odd-lot sale not
sale not included in the year's range, r Cash sale
the
Under-the-rule
Included in the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^Negotiability impaired by maturity.
tCompanies reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under Section 77
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by such companies.
*Friday's bid (ind asked prices; no sales being transacted during current week.
A Bonds selling flat.
:
T
113
96
in
Light &
not
82
24
114'A
113
96
included
101
75 %
96 'A
95'A
Electric
Deferred
a
96
99
*77
1967—_June-Dec
2%s
w
Co—
Gen
103%
105
Jan-July
4'As
gold
5s
i
90'A
122'A
119
debs
Oil (N J) debentures
23/4S debentures 1974
of
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
WEEKLY
In
the
following extensive list
we
furnish
AND
RECORD
YEARLY
complete report of the transactions on the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday,
Oct. 3, 1955
>, una enaingFTiaay, Oct. 7.
It is compiled from the
report of the American Stock Exchange itsell and is intended to include every security
whether stock or bond in which any
dealings have occurred during' the. current year.
a
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock
Last
Exchange
Sale Price
Par
Acme
Aluminum
Acme
Wire
Co
Adams Hat
Aero
Supply
Alloys
1
common
Inc
Agnew Surpass Shoe
Ainsworth
Afr
Stores
Manufacturing
footnotes
see
3%
5
1
page
Range
Shares
35.
OCTOBER
6
9
Friday
3%
Range since Jan.
Hluh
6%
29'A
7
Low
1,500
450
10
11.600
4
2.600
11'A
11%
2,900
8%
8%
200
Last
STOCKS
4%
28
Jan
1
7%
Jun
Air
Jan
New
10
Sep
Jan
Airfleets
July
Alabama
Aug
10
8%
6'A
8
Ajax
common
Petroleums
Sales
for Week
Prices
Shares
Range
since
Low
High
13% Mar
Jan.
1
High
14% July
Alabama
Great
Oct
12%
Alabama
Power
Southern
4.20%
19%
Sep
3
9%
9%
100
9%
Oct
10
Sep
23'A
23'A
1.000
13%
Jan
35'A
1,500
19
18
3
Feb
50c
Ltd
Corp
Jun
Jan
(when issued)
Inc
Gas
'
Range
1
Way Industries Inc_
38
Weeks
ol
Low
Par
Mar
3'A
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
r
High
5% Mar
7»A Mar
11'4
ENDED
for Week
*
common
FOR WEEK
Sales
of Prices
28'A
"9%
1
Associates Inc'(N J)
For
6'A
1
Manufacturing
Week's
Low
10
Stores
v
135
,___Jan-July
series B
4s
3'As
mtge
consolidated
First
1053A
1985——April-Oct
1983——.————-May-Nov
Chemical
103%
97
♦102
May-Nov
Gen
94'A
--
116 'A
May-Noo
Standard
Stauffer
99%
385
104'A 104'A
1973—.—Apr-Ocf
1976
1951
Wabash RR
96%
110'A
98 %
*92
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
1996
—A.-'"
92'A
98
Jan-July
1970_
•
107
——-—-Jan-July,
Feb-Aug
1977
Coil
92'A
102% 103
103
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973- _April-Oct
103%
94%
160%
.
124'A
91
——
J
Internal
Standard
103%
100%
Corp—
97
103 Va
100
13
j
79
*97%
91
April-Oct
Co—
——_
15
Orleans & Northeastern RR—
Standard
Works
Virginian Ry
....
93%
• _'
——
and general 6s series A 1956
April-Oct
Devel and general 6'As series A 1956—April-Oct
debentures
98
95'A
103%
*95
1951—June-Dec
First
'
—June-Dec
1963—
'
99%
*72%
Devel
3 'As
101 %
119
94%
T
Edison Co—
Tel
debentures
Virginia & Southwest first gtd
100
113'A
II
100'A 101
April-Oct
——
Bell
fund
&
117
95
98%
*__
Mortgage 2%s series E 1986———Jan-July
mortgage 23/4s series F 1996—__—Jan-July
mortgage 2'As series G 1961^—1—Jan-July
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-July
Devel and general 4s series A
1956-—.—April-Oct
Southwestern
97
94
1
103'A 103'A
First and
'
1982_——April-Oct
Telegraph
debentures
first
—
88
97
April-Oct
mortgage & Refund 3%s
112
—
106
102
100%
103% 104'A
1st
105
.
—
95
*105%
Feb-Aug
luO'A
99%
*92
First
Div
100
—
87
—Jan-July
1972
-
105'A
1
98
*941/2
First
334s
1971
3'As
trust
series
/' '<
*96% 100'A
Ja?i-July
98
TOO
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A "lb—June-Dec
Pacific RR Co—
Joint
47 %
100
„
--
95
—Mar-Sept
1970
1972
assented
94%
104'A 105%
104'A
April-Oct
1966—April-Oct
91
TOO
First
Memphis
86
98
99%
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
90'A
100%
*95
Southern
New
27%
26
*92'A
refund mtge 2%s ser E 1975— -Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 3s series F 1978_ _Mar-Sept
First and refund mtge 2%s ser G 1979- -June-Dec
First and ref mtge 2%s ser H 1980— -Mar-Sept
7
95
'113'A
1976
gtd
1969
4'As
1973
2%s
Vanadium Corp of America—
3 %s conv subord debentures
88%
36
j0*r
(Oregon Lines) A 1977
4'As
debs
I
s
Participating ctfs 4%s 1968
99
87
__
113% 113%
1968_June-Dec
—
Gold
—
94"%
Southern Indiana Ry 2%s 1994——.—
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973— June-Dec
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4'As
68 'A
103 %
81
II
99% 101
..May
___—____Mar-Sept
7s 1941—Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
1965-:
—Jan-July
1985
California
convertible
100%
89
83
♦100'A 102
June-Dec
6'As sinking fund mtge series C
3'As assented series C 1951
102%
99
—
97
May-Nov
1979——,
27/8s debentures
Southern
99%
72'A
*99% 100'A
Mar-Sept
2%s debentures
debs
3'As
153
103'A
Mar-Sept
1951
2'As
debentures
127'A
Mar-Sept
1971
6%s
Telephone
debentures
2%s
148
1970
6'As sinking fund mtge series A
3'As assented series A 1951
154%
——-Mar-Sept
f debs
s
debentures
Ala
125
148
Corp coll trust
3'As conv 1983
Oil
100%
*92%
June-Dec
2%s debentures 1967
153
152
debs
America
2%s
debs
United Steel
171
125
1989—May-Nou
4s
135 %
105%
Co—
debentures
Sinclair Oil Corp
148
*__
& Sons 2'As 1966——June-Dec
1974——
June-Dec
3s
171
f
Rubber
6'As
151'A
—-April-Oct
1st mtge 3s series B 1980
37/8s s f debentures 1977..,
Seagram (Jos E)
96 'A
*__
_May-Nou
1989_Pan-July
gold 4s
cons
St Paul Union Depot 3'As B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st
Seaboard
101'A
S
Ry—
4s bond certificates 1989.
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov
Paul
97'A
*—
April-Oct
2022
101%
*102% 103%
1975-April-Oct
1st
Jan
3
97
3%s 1971—May-Nov
1980——
coll trust 3%s
&
sinking
U
146%
Jan-July
A
ser
135
103
Mar-Sept
1977
Corp
s
183'A
1997
First
St
98
86'A
140
April-Oct
Second
gold 6s 1996
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
A
81'A
of
debentures
1st mtge &
99%
96 'A
Mar-Sept
1996_Jan-July
gold 5s
90
134
1
Vandalia RR consol gtd
Saguenay Power 3s series
St
101
100 'A
98'A
2
2
*98'A
May-Nov
4'As
Co
3%s
82%
*97'A
Feb-Aug
1969
__
97
26
26
April-Oct
June-Dec
debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C 1991—Mar-Sept
100'A
164
1953
99'A
97
70%
72
Jan-July
2%s
104 '/a
100 %
99
82'A
—May-Nov
ACodsoI mtge 6s 1955
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corp—
General mortgage 4'/2s series D
1977
General
82 %
—____—May-Nou
;——
June-Dec
Union Pacific RR—
__Jan-July
1950—
mtge
2%s
tr
143'A
Jan-July
§ADirect
1974!
mtge 3'As 1982
216'A
95
26
Power Corp—
§ADirect
§AConsol
97
103
♦„
__
—May-Nov
Union Oil of California 2%s
3s conv debs 1975i_
96'A
95%
Feb-Aug
1946—
Elec
>94
135
1985—Jan-Juiy
trust 2%s
205
"I
'
101% 101%
—April-Oct
sinking fund mortgage 1946
assented
of Missouri
1st
101%
105'/a
100
*97'/a 104'A
June-Dec
1995—Afay-Nov
1973
123
112'A
100
103
June-Dec
E
ser
3%s
136
Jan-July
D
2000
impt 3%s 1960
mortgage and coll
debentures 1968—
3s
1st
3'As
Orleans
First
4%s
Reading Co first & ref 33/8s series
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
*98
(
57
Pacific—
ref and
Union Electric Co
3%s
7s
New
5s
3%s
—
—
100%
97
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1964
M
Ave
Ohio
United
debentures
96'/a
100
U
refunding mortgage 3'As 1983—April-Oct
Rhine-Westphalia
first gold
refund
Trl-Continental Corp 2%s debs 1961
Mar-Sept
-Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
—————
1972——.—
Quaker Oats 25/8s
Pacific
Pacific-Missouri
*94'A
100
100%
1970—April-Oct
1990—April-Oct
series C
3
112% 112%
Jan-July
April-Oct
Ry first refunding. 4s 1960
AAdjustment income 5s Jan 1960
June-Dec
1977—
•■'v
95
98
May-Nov
refund
General
103'/a
*105
refunding mortgage 3'As
1968—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 5s
2037.—Jan-July
refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
refunding mortgage 27/8s 1979_June-Dec
debentures
105%
105'A 106
2019
impt 2%s series D 1985
and
Term
June-Dec
High
Low
93%
May-Noo
and
Texas
102'/a
99%
and
1st
debentures 1963
First
102
15
1973
First
101'/a
100
1972
First
93 »A
98 »A
Texas
-Feb-Aug
First mortgage 2%s
1984-—.—
Providence Terminal 4s
1956_—.—_—Public Service Electric &
Gas Co—
3s
87%
4
JAThird
1974
Potomac Elec Power 1st
mtge 3'As
First mortgage 3s 1983——-.
First and
2
Ry
1962
First general 4Vis series D
1977
Plantation Pipe Line 2%s 1970
First and
91'A
100'A 100'A
luO
debentures
debentures
Refund
*102
2%s
Texas Corp 3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
-Mar-Sept
&
series
Co
Termihal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund and impt M 4s series C
109
_
Pittsburgh Youngstown
&
104
108%
5
109
Jan. 1
163'A
6
109
since
Range
93
95
108
109
No.
99
Jan-July
108
110
Sold
High
Low
Sunray Oil Corp. 2%s debentures 1966
Swift
103%
—
*108
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
100 7/a
2%s
*109
91'A
Sale Price
102
__
*102%
or
Last
Period
103'A
96%
95
*101V2
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
101
101
*—
Louis Ry-
No.
98'/a
*~
June-Dec
General mortgage 5s
series B 1975—.
April-Oct
General mortgage
3%s series E 1975—
April-Oct
Pittsb Coke & Chem
1st mtge 3%s
1964—.May-Nou
Pittsourgh Consolidation Coal 3 Vis 1965-Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry Co—
1st mtge 37/as series A
1984_
7
Friday
Friday's
Bid & Asked
98
Consolidated guaranteed 4s ser
G 1957—
-May-Nov
Consolidated guaranteed 4s
ser H I960—
_Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4'As
ser I 1963.
-Feb-Aug
Consolidated guaranteed 4%S
ser J 1964.
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St Louis RR— .May- Nov
General mortgage 5s series
A 1970
FOR WEEK
Week's Range
Sale Price
Exchange
preferred
%
%
12
11.000
%
Jan
1
Apr
2
—50
33%
33'A
34'A
2,400
27 %
Jan
37
July
100
102'A
159
159
102'A 102'A
20
25
140
Jan
160% July
105'A Jan
1
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
STOCKS
American Stock
Range
Lasi
Sale Frloe
Exchange
Par
shares—
lOo
All American Engineering Co—
Alleghany Corp warrants
ZZZi
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alles & Fisher common...—
1
.1
Artists Pictures Corp
Allied
6%
18,800
4%
2,500
4
12%
300
6%
6%
6%
14%
14%
14%
12%
13
4%
12%
cumulative preferred:—.——100
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing
•
Aluminum Industries common
—•
93/4 Mar
15%
Sep
19
Feb
12%
Sep
3%
Jan
5%
83%
Jan
40 %
Maracaibo
American
Meter Co
American
Natural Gas Co 6%
American
Seal-Kap
American Thread 5%
A
Name changed to
Amurex Oil Co (effective
Carnation
Jan
Jun
38
Carter
1%
4,100
n July
1%
1,800
U
Jun
1%
Jan
62%
62%
25
Jan
62%
—
Sep
23%"
23%
24%
900
173/4
Apr
29
29
30
1,100
24%
Jan
42%
26%
300
23*%
Jan
29%
7%
9,500
7%
Sep
10%
33%
500
32%
Jan
40
34
—
15%
15
15%
1,050
4%
200
14
13%
14%
12,800
20%
20%
21
5
6%
6%
314
4%
4%
37 %
14%
4%
4%
Jan
Aug
14%
Jan
21
6,200
6%
Oct
.
3%
3%
8,800
Anchor Post Products
14%
15%
300
9%
2
1
2.40
shares
10%
10%
17,700
8%
Sep
4%
3,100
3%
Jun
16
Angostura-Wupperman —
1
Apex-Electric Manufacturing Co
1
Appalachian Elec Power 4%% pfd—100
Inc.
Argus Cameras
Arkansas
Fuel Oil
Arkansas
Power
4.72%
Co
&
Associated
Food
CI
(ex
A
July
1
$43
*53
Si
Atlantic Coast
11,300
27%
16%
9,300
5%
9,400
6
Jun
303/8
31%
1,800
24% Mar
34%
30%
2,500
18%
34% Aug
Jan
~5%
53/4
6
1
America
3%
3%
3%
10,000
6ft
-10%
10%
div
arrear
Illinois Secur Corp
104% 104%
'53)—•
22
$41 on Dec
Fisheries
"l % '
*
;
1%
42
P/4
900
41%
1
Co
42%
800
18%
103/4
10 34
11%
1
■
1
300
Ayshire Collieries Corp common
Apr
13%
100
14% Mar
8% July
16%
17%
83/4
8%
8%
12,100
3
Science Si Electronic
10%
4%
400
29%
29%
30
600
Jan
5
3%
4%
Jan
21
American shares
9ft
10 3%
Jan
12%
16 3/4
16%
17 Va
800
15%
Jan
Barcelona
Tr
Oil
4%
4%
6,300
3%
Jan
4%
Jun
8% July
1% Aug
10%
Feb
"2
50c
10 3%
800
7%
Feb
16%
5%
16,300
5%
Sep
6%
17%
16%
17%
12% Mar
23 %
Bohack
(H C> Co
9
40%
100%
5
Bourjols Inc
Inc
Jan
13,300
8%
Jan
45%
Apr
Sep
9% May
200
11% July
—
100
7%
100
40
9
700
42%
1,400
13%
9%
8%
14%
45%
1,000
4
«.
7%
4%
400
3% Jan
May
7% Sep
5% Feb
3
103
Apr
20c
2%
2%.
2%
1,000
2% Jan
Brazilian Traction Light & Pwr ord
3%
•
7%
7%
8%
34,300
7% Jun
9% Mar
Breeze
*
7%
7%
73/4
2,100
5%
Jan
9 %
July
26%
26%
26%
25
26
Feb
27%
Aug
25
Jan
34
Aug
Apr
34% July
Corp
Bridgeport
Brillo
common.
Co.
Gas
•
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common.:
British
American
Oil Co
British
American
.
•
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♦
Amer dep rets ord bearer.
Amer dep rets ord reg
British Celanese Ltd—
American
Brown
4%
Forman
£1
1
Distillers
Rubber
1
preferred
1
Bruce (E L) Co common
BSF
2.50
class B
50c
common
preferred
preferred
500
14%
15%
38,300
Corp
:
Corporation
1
Oil
convertible
Oct
3,
26
Feb
4%
Jun
38% July
19
July
7%
200
14%
1,400
13% Jun
16%
21
19%
21
2,200
19%
26% Mar
13
14%
900
16
Mar
7
July
Sep
4% July
19% July
20% July
Feb
8
5
Feb
Jun
23%
23%
24
2,900
7%
7%
8
900
Crowley
10%
19
300
4,100
ft
1<,
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%
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Daltch Crystal
Cable
Corp (new)
Electric
Calamba
Products
Sugar
10c
.
common
Estate
:
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Calif
Eastern
California
Aviation
3
2%
3
2,900
2% Aug
5%
Jan
9
8%
9
1,100
8%
Jun
,13%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
31,000
1%
Sep
2%
Apr
4%
5%
800
4%
Jun
6%
Jan
16%
Electric
50c
_1
% July
Power
•
15%
15%
3%
13%
3%
♦
13%
Calvan Consol Oil & Gas Co
1
5%
5%
Camden
5
26%
X26%
34%
Fire
Insurance
Canada
Bread
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
6%%
Canada
Co Ltd...
common
preference
For
Atlantic Oil
5,500
15.800
14%
8,300
6%
3,000
14
May
3% Aug
11% Jan
5
Apr
4
18%
May
Sep
4%
Sep
Day
15% July
7
*
footnotes see
Ltd
Dejay
page
__2
35.
Dennison
8%
Co
Feb
Jun
9%
Jan
15%
5,800
153/4
15
14%
15
1,300
12% Feb
18%
Jun
25
25%
3,500
22%
Jan
27%
Aug
11
500
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11
19
9% Jan
Jan
13% Jan
500
10 %
Aug
1,800
4 %
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8%
3,600
8%
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9Ya
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21 3/8
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20%
Oct
31%
123/4
13
2,400
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14%
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37%
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12%
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12%
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12
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2
1,300
1%
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100
5%
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200
100
16%
16
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20%
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Oct
Oct
Oct
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5%
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7%
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Jan
20%
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3
-
Apr
100
20%
20
7%
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1
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8% May
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13%
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&
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Co
100
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Oct
12%
Oct
21%
10%
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24
500
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113
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26
26
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1%
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20%
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26%
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22%
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50.
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143
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30
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155
Mar
.
400
13%
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2%
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6%
6
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9%
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26%24%
23%
3%
14
5%
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323/4
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-
800
6,700
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20%
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700
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Sep
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63/8
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18
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12%
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32.50
1
5
500
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700
10%
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400
-
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8% Aug
12%
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15%
Sep
4%
Jan
35% July
7% May
12%
12%
800
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1,300
100
25%
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Jan
30% July
40%
40
41
1,200
36
Jan
45
22%
23
1,900
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26% July
7%
7%
73%
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10
30 V8
1
30 %
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43%
450
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200
3%
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7
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8%
8%
300
7%
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common
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dep
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rets ord
of
reg
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12%
12
12%
25%
25%
26%
7%
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Gas & Fuel
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prior preferred
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States
6 3/4 Mar
Jun
22 %
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Corp
Jan
Aug'
""25% Au%;
20%. Aug'
32%
12%
7.50
'
3%
14%
3%
14
19
•
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Durham Hosiery class B common—
Duro Test Corp common
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co
1%
--Sep
12%
6
Duraloy
4%%
Oct
.9
4.000
10
Harris
Eastern
„
2U0
2%
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Eastern
..17%
Sep
11%
•
10
*
44% Mar
6%
10
..112
Ltd
Co Inc.
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Drilling & Exporation Co
Dynamics
•
143/4 -143/4
•
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A
Oct
36
20%
•
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American
Mar
•
=12%
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Oct
Jan
414%
common
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Sep
Sep
9%
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6s 8d
1
2.50
•
rets ord reg
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Bridge Co Ltd—
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159%
36
^
10
Dominion
Power
270
27,800
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Duke
183/4
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200
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32Sep
3% Jun '
*
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Jan
20
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Feb
2%
Jun
*
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100
1
Co.
Sep
25%
1,700
2%
,
13%
~
50
8
-
45% May
6'/a Jan
■
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2,500
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-
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1.800
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--
11%
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—
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15
:
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:
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63.
30
•
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■
25%
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50c
Gray Iron Foundry
1,100
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49%
6% July \
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10c
i
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35%
Oct
11
4,500
6%
7%
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Sep
7% Apr
200
73/8
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34%
5ft
100
7%
Sep
Aug
July
7%
1
2.50
Dairies Inc
Gasket
32% Jan
14,800
3
Jan
7%
-.4
debenture
Sep
6 ft
1% July
9
Corporation
26%
3ft
23,100
•
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Stores common
1,300
20
Co
2%
2.50
(Mo)——5
Mines Inc
Dayton
28
•
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc__l
Canadian
4
43/4 Aug
24%
common
Draper
Jun
10c
Inc.
Inc
Brothers Inc
Davidson
Dragon
6% Aug
33/4 Mar
34
Davenport Hosiery Mills..
Dow
7%
200
Jan
5
common
Sep
Sep
393/4
4%
19
common
Curtis Manufacturing
-•
Jan
Jan
12%
Sep
25c-
common
Lighting
Curtis
21%
5%
10% Aug
9% Mar
27% Mar
14
10
Sugar
Cuban Tobacco
10%
4%
300
1,000
'
.
35%
5
partic
common..
Atlantic
10
900
133/4 Mar
10%
4,400
5
preferred
$6
Jan
2,400
Apr
Mar
9% Mar
20%
Crystal Oil Refining common
Cuban
11
7
'
8
t
36
1
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Jan
5%
Sep
6% Jun
37%
7%
(ord reg)__£l
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7%
6%
21
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4%
3,000
19%
20
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16
500
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7
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•
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ft Sep
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17% Aug
4%
•
.
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Dunlop
C Si C Super
._—
common.—
Milner
31% July
15% Sep
6,100
10% Mar
10%
.
♦
Cork
Oct
Sep
16% Jan
300
Ltd—
Cent
Jan
8% Mar
25% Aug
Jan '
14%
U Jan
36%
10%
10c
Crown
10% July
18%
Corp
Co
receipts
dep
13
Jan
1
,
36%
1
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Ltd—
18%
700
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29'A
900
•
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6%
20'A
200
16%
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34
14 Va
14%
12
24%
34
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9-% May
14% Jan
18%
7%
13,700
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Detroit
14
10
7.50
8% July
17%
10%
25c
common
class A
Jan
14%
18%
12%c
Jan
7%
18%
3s 6d
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6%
■
16%
9
rets ord shares
Jan
16%
2.50
Sullivan
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
6%
500
Mines Ltd—
American dep
Byrd
3%
33%
__io
60c convertible
Burma
26
16%
1
_•
Budget Finance Plan
Burry
14%
A
•
(when issued)
Buckeye Pipe Line
Bunker Hill &
200
•
Company
New common
7%
3
7 At
(3/o
33%
10
common
Co
Bruck Mills Ltd
7ft
•
common
cumulative
Brown
3,100
6%
£1
Power common
Company
31
16% Mar
""%
•
Gold Mines——
Beverage
Jan
23%
24%
Inc
Demlein
10s
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord
reg
Brown
30%
10s
dep rets ord reg
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a
30%
Feb
,27% Sep
I
1% Mar
.10
Crown
Sep
34% Aug
99% Jan
60
6%
943a Mar
Sep
1.25
non-voting
American
Apr
Sep
B
(H)
Creole Petroleum
Jan
8
Jan
Apr
-
Apr
7% May
A
Distillery
voting
Cott.
Jun
Jan
5%
*75%
•
Inc
Varnish
&
Courtaulds
15% July
10% Jan
6%
1,150
-1
Reynolds common
$1 preferred class A
53% July
ll1/.
78%
50c
Corroon &
30 % July
500
77%
10c
Corp
Car-Na-Var
Paint
Coro
16% Aug
26% Feb
100 3/4 101 Va
7
1
Brad Foote Gear Works
Aug
19% Jun
2ft Jan
Aviation & Engineering__l
Class
3% May
5% Apr
1,200
10
8%
•
common
4%
14%
7%
—
—
*
Co
Scrymser
Jan
800
6%
prior cumulative preferred__100
5%%
Borne
Sep
6,600
14
12%. 12%
*• —
3
common
51%
9%
9%
•
common
25%
51
8
2%
200
6,700
•13%
14
1
common
16%
24
21%
233/4
1
Black Starr Si Gorham class A
200
*
1
Inc
5%
16%
■'
900
1,000
22%
'
23
Bell Telephone of Canada common___25
Belock Instrument Corp
50c
& Co
5%
:
ft.—
It
common.
8%
3
1 %
12% Mar
.——50c
Utilities
Class
Feb
1
(8)
Gas
Cornucopia
Aug
11%
8
2%
3
14,500
24%
1
Engineering
Corby
Apr
20c
Shoe Corp
Blumenthal
1965
Cook
Apr
5%
111
1
1956
Continental. Uranium
2{£ Jan
10%
I
Blauner's
17,600
1
Inc
Beckman Instruments Inc..
Inc
"2 ft
5%
Beck
Bickford's
"l%
10%
Beau-Brummell Ties common
Benrus Watch Co
Jun
•
50c
Bellanca Aircraft
7
1
Light Si Power Ltd
Inc
(A St
19,000
—
—-
Company
Bearings
to
to
Continental Commercial
29% July
4%
■*
Ltd
Barium Steel Corp
Basic Refractories
Basin
913
1
de los Andes—
Banco
ext
ext
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Continental Air Lines Inc
32% July
1
Corp
112
10
Liquidating
Consolidated Mining & Smelt Ltd
Sep
lo
Securities
6% Aug
1
Consolidated
11% Mar
Feb
6%
5% Mar
10
Consolidated
Feb
18%
Vtc
Pen
5% Aug
100
1
Service..
Public
22
1,200
6%
1
:
Manufacturing Co
Continental
Rubber common
Banff Oil
Airlines
16% Jan
3,500
6 V'8
•
30s
Co
Equipment
Farm
Aug
18%
—1
Development ordinary
Consolidated
Feb
2% Jan
Bailey Si Selburn Oil Si GasClass A
Co
45
6
Hosiery Co
Continental
Baldwin
______
Jan
77%
*
1
1
...—._L_—
35% July
18
Si
Vtc
B
Baldwin
Co
Sep
Jan
6%
,—5
Co
L
D
-
Jan
15
1%
1
5
Connelly Containers Inc
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
24% Mar
4
•
lc
Machine
Voting
Controller
„
Jun
Jan
,
Jun
98
6%
5
Stamping.—______
(The)
813A
Aug
8'A Mar
18%
-
Compo Shoe Machinery—
Jan
15%
;
Jan
2,800
—4
Mining
:28%
38
10
Inc
Machine.—
Jan
75% Sep
100
13
1
common
&
78
10%
10
common
Co Ltd
Rivet
8% Mar
12
2.50
America
of
Co
Corp
8U0
93
—1
Aircraft Co common
Auto
Colts
Aug
2%
7ft Mar
12 Ya July
76%
10
preference
Consolidated
Colon
Feb
55
-
63A Mar
Jan
77%
10
2
Commodore Hotel Inc
May
Aug
4%
1
preferred
9,500
4,700
1 %
41
Oct
11
100
Colonial Sand & Stone Co
105
3%
4%
11
190
pfd
Power & Light 4%
Colonial
Feb
6.000
25,400
Power
Aug
99%
Jan
25%
preferred
July
33/4
'
Automatic Steel Products Inc
non-cum
Maine
Cockshutt
on
30
6
$1.50 series.
Co—
preference
Community
paid
/.
1
1
Explorers Ltd
May
4%
5% Mar
Apr
3%
8
1% Jan
5%
Sep
% Jan
5%
13
5%
11&
3%
Jan
8%
1,900
1
Inc.
of
400
11
11
£1
110% Mar
% Jun
5
Lambert Manufacturing—4
CDnchfield Coal Corp common
20
Club Aluminum Products Co
—*
Coastal Caribbean Oils vtc.
10c
Jan
28%
17%
Automatic
Sep
5%
142% Jun
5%
Claussner
109 % May
7%
20
Jan
3%
Clayton
Sep
116
125
Get
Clarostat Manufacturing
Jan
107
200
Jan
Clary Corporation
Apr
17%
30%
17%
Non-voting
38%
29
•
Plywood Corp
Atlas
Axe
100
103
Corp warrants
Atlas
Sep
14% May
9%
/ 125
Apr
Clark
Apr
Tel—
Coast Line
Atlantic
31%
16%
108
2.50
Stores
Tel Si
Associated
29%
16%
5%
dep rets reg
Laundries
Associate
30%
Feb
9%
123
Jan
14%
Clark
Aug
32
Feb
10%
4,000
75,500
City
Apr
111
12
10 %
14 Va
Circle Wire Si Cable Corp
Industries—
Electric
American
13%
Sep
8% Aug
8% Jan
S%
9%
Jan
10%
Chief
Feb
Jan
22%
warrants
Equipment Corp
Associate
2,100
100
Armstrong Rubber Co class A
Aro
24%
Aug
11%
Chicago
Sep
5
34
5%
Chesebrough-Ponds
Light—
preferred
Armour
,
Apr
18 Va
Jun
Jan
150
23%
5
Co
Gas
8%
107
108% 109%
23%
5
Corp
Si
800
9%
9%
9%
109%
1
Louisiana
Arkansas
4
4
2 7'A
1
!
Jan 1
3% Feb
Charter Oil
ft Apr
11%
5%
15% Mar
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp—
"A"
Oct
1,400
Cherry-Burrell
4
2Vs
2%
1,000
Chads
9% Mar
3% May
103/4 Jan
lVa July
43/4
Chamberlin
Sept 30)
Mines Ltd
5%
9,800
13,800
3
8
16%
Cessna
FeD
6%
Oct
1%
212
2'
4%
Convertible
Aug
16%
2%
1%
2%
2%
16%
Central
Feb
13
2,000
1ft
2 ft
2s 6d
Century Electric Co common
Century Investors Inc
Jan
200
E'en
Apr
43/4
3.50%
21% July
Sep
3Va
9%
28% July
16%
Central
July
333/4 May
17% Mar
*
Conv
Jan
33 %
7,800
•
& Co
(A M)
Central
Apr
7%
26%
.
ord
Central
Jun
26%
7%
25%
_____—
July
26%
__
25%
10
Catalin Corp of America—_———1
Cenco Corporation
1
Castle
Sep
1%
5% Mar
111% 112
Casco Products commonl——
Feb
1%
1}? July
9,200
*
W) Co common
(J
900
7%
pfd
Light $5
Si
American dep rets B
10July
1
-
common—:—
Co
Carreras Ltd—
13% July
6%
20c
Corp
Company class
Anacon Lead
93/4 Mar
100
1%
5
Writing Paper common
Amurex Oil Dev Co.
450
1
25o
Tractor
American
Jan
800
8%
50
& Kennedy Inc
Mar
24
12%
5
preferred
American
Carey Baxter
Power
2ft
6%
5
19-5°
1
common
27% Jury
Jan
16
1
1
vtc
Producers Ltd
Capital City Products
Capital Transit Co
100% May
23
30
2
common
213/4
1
High
2%
Minerals
Oil
Carolina
Mar
95
Williston
Natural Gas Ltd vtc
Canso
FeD
8%
1
•
pfd—25
Co
American
300
Low
6 '8
partic pfd—10
—6c
Ltd
Petrofina
Canso
Sep
12%
'
Canadian
Sep
22%
22%
25c
American Air Filter 5% conv pfd—-15
5American Bantam Car Co common—1
American Beverage common.———1
American Book Co—————-—-100
American Hard Rubber Co—.
25
American Laundry Machine——
-20
American Manufacturing Co com
25
Ambrook Industries Inc———.
Oil
7%
1,000
98%
Range alnee Jan.
High
2ft
10c
—
Canadian
7% July
6% May
8,700
36
97%
—
Marconi
13% May
1,000
35%
35Va
Canadian
xjta——-
& dock co
Homestead Oils Ltd
FeD
9%
Canadian
Jan
__
Shares
•
common
Dreage
Sep
9% Jan
4
Mar
400
Ltd
Canners
Canadian
Jan
4%
12%
5%
Canadian
Sep
51
Jan
8
for Week
of Prices
Low
Par
8'/a
May
5%
4%
$3.75
Amurex
1,600
5
36Jan
of America—
Co
Aluminum
47%
7%
5%
1
Internat'l Investing cap stock—1
Products (Mich) common
-5
Allied
5,200
*
High
Low
8
Monday, October 10, 1955
Sale*
Range
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
since Jan. 1
Range
500
8
10
5%%
convertible preferred—
Control Co Inc
Allied
Shares
Week'a
Friday
STOCKS
High
46%
47%
Allied
of Prices
7%
7%
V—
Aigemene Kunstzijde N
Amer dep rets Amer
OCTOBER 7
for Week
Low
.1
Inc——~
Alaska Airlines
ENDED
Sales
Week's
Friday
.. .
EXCHANGE
AMERICAN STOCK
RANGE FOR WEEK
.
Iron
Corp..
preferred series A
preferred series B
common
L
10
.
12%
8%
Jan
12%
Oct
600
253A
Sep
33 %
Jan
6 %
Sep
18,300
9%
78%
700
63%
320
28
22'A
600
13%
78%
77
25
30%
30%
1
-22%
*
*
182
182
182
167
xl67
xl68
*
21%
Jun
9% July
Feb
93/4
700
13,900.
31%
12%
100
434
17%
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
9"% May
14%
Sep
Jun
26%
172
375
Sep
82
37%
May
195
160
May
181%
Jun
Mar
Feb
Volume
182
Number 5471
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
...
(1485)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Par
.V
Elder Mines Limited
Electric Bond & Share
America
of
Millwork
$2
convertible
Erie
Forge
6%
1st
cum
E'squiie
Inc
1,400
10
1,800
104
100
9%
'
7%
7
Oct
9%
Jan
Jeannette
18%
Apr
30'A
Sep
Jerry
3%
Jan
5%
Feb
42%
43%
800
42
Sep
53%
Feb
4
Aug
5%
Oct
5%
4%
10
8%
%
A
4—1
7%
7%
21%
23%
2%
Sterling
Fitzsimmons
Flying
Ford
A
Class
B
4%
4,500
10%
10%
100
Co Inc
Line
of
1
class
A
1
Inc
non-voting
voting
(Geo A)
•
;
134
Co
preferred
Mfg
141%
900
160
198
Public
rets
Lake
3%
4%
3 J/4
3%
1.800
3%
Oct
4%
Feb
4%
4%
2,300
July
151/4
15%
400
2% Apr
14% Mar
6 J/2
15 A
17%
Jun
Corp
V4
31%
33
1,000
27'A
Jan
10
109'A
Apr
.7
7%
,2 VB
2'/a
2 Vb
com___l
2'A
25
2'A
2%
1,200
—
—
—
Giant
Gilbert
(A C)
•——'
42%
4
;
8
Aug
Feb
Jan
105 A
Aug
%
3%
•
13
—
108% 108%
•
—
Sep
108% July
2%
111%
Feb
107
25
Aug
110% July
4% Jan
3
3,200
2% Aug
*
6ft May
6'/b
6%
6,600
9%
300
9%
-
Oct
8 Vb
IB
Mar
2,550
21
Jan
31
15%
9,700
11%
Jan
17%
10%
10%
1,700
10%
Oct
15%
22'/a
24%
2,300
20
Jan
24%
Class
1
Sugar class A
*
■
1%
5
43%
42
5
40 Va
40
4
*
200
1%
160
40%
Sep
42
210
•
Goodman
Gorham
preferred
Consolidated
Mines
conv
Great
•
Industries
Atlantic
Non-voting
7%
&
Great
Lakes
Great
Sweet
Greer
310
49
400
27%
Sep
Jan
29
Feb
15%3%
16%
Jan
%
Jun
74%
Feb
1
Jan
7%
1,700
13% Mar
3% Jan
187
192%
850
136% 137%
500
1
2
1
'X
50c
—
5%
Lamp Co..
Harbor
_
12%
A—
9
ft
—
Electric
Light
Feb
Hastings
Mfg
_
—
Hazel
Bishop
Hazeltine
Hearn
Jan
Feb
Mid-West
11
Sep
Midwest
15 A
Feb
Mid-West
11
Sep
14% Mar
x
55'A Mar
—
Hecla
Inc
61%
Midvale
<W
E)
15%
1,100
13%
Sep
16
58%
50
55 A
Jan
IV*
1%
1,700
IV*
Jun
61A July
2% Feb
4
4%
5
2%
2%
Industries Inc
Corporation
8%
Jan
17%
18
350
17 A
Sep
20
Hormel
17%
700
16%
Oct
20
(Geo A)
Hardart
Baking Co.
Si
Hardart
A;
Oil
99
Oct
105
76%
Jan
82
,
21
18
July
Sep
5
Mar
JMuntz
8
Jan
10%
50
9
Mar
10 A
—5
13
Aug
15% July
4 %
14.300
21%
2,200
3%
4
4%
4%
25%
27
27
18%
18%
Oct
4 A
15% Mar
25%
3%
Sep
4%
3%
Feb
5%
Xl7
25
,
15%
Mar
Jan
27
.
:
140
—
.
.
20% May
140
138
25%
26%
30
1,800
—
39%
38%
99 Vs
5 Vb
97% 102
5 Vb
4%
47 A
138
207/b
104
Jan
50%
Sep
Mar
1493/4
Jun
Jan
26%
Oct
Jun
200
84% May
1.900
4
8%
3,000
7A
18%
2,000
,,16%
Jan
5%
Jan
17%
Feb
42% Aug
105
Mar
8%
17%.
111%
32% Jan
3,900
July
Jun
9% July
V,
19%
Apr
-.2.50
commonx
12%
14
4,000
10
Aug
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%
International
Breweries
International
Cigar
6%
61:1
45.400
38 "4
38 J/4
39%
6,200
11%
11%
11%
500
£1
pfd__10o
Industrial Hardware Mfg Co—
Insurance Co of North America
6%
__50c
15%
Sep
96%
5%,
^.5
110 %
9%
96
98
5%
5%
109'A 111
9%
9%
24
340
For
footnotes
sep
5
na^p
35
10%
12»A July
Jan
Aug
94
Jan
Jan
Jan
1 400
4%
24
•
1,850
99%
9
Sep
$1
Sep
45
Jan
200
1%
Oct
20 Va
13 V4 Mar
Jan
Jun
Jun
May
14% Feb
Aug
Jan
'
—
42%
21%
5% Aug
2,800
9%
Feb
11% July
400
13%
Jan
19% Aug
21,300
28 V*
Jan
44 V*
3,600
20 V*
Oct
10 A
17
41'A
10%
17%
43%
20/4
22
300
25% Mar
31%
9,000
11% Mar
18
21%
26'A
27
15%
17%
__
24'A
24 A
25 Vs
3,700
5Vs
9ft
5%
8%
5%
9/8
23,500
52'A
51 Va
25c
1
:
7,200
7,500
54
27
Feb
10 V*
Feb
62%
Sep
Jan
13
Feb
300
5%
15%
10,800
11%
Jan
1,000
%
500
7V»
Sep
Sep
%
7%
1
—
7%
16'A
1
11
10%
1
.
7%
8%
5
&
•
—
22
—
17
1,100
11
8,600
17'A
Jan
14%
Apr
Jan
31
Aug
24 /a
6,700
3% Mar
2,900
5'A
400
--
23 /a
--
13/a
1ft
22 ,4
26
800
ljj
a
1,100
14,500
9,000
common
Oct
Jun
Feb
6% July
6% Sep
36 Va Jun
26
July
107% Aug
15% Apr
2% May
31'A
Sep
103% July
May
105
Jun
108
Mar
100
Jan
105
July
3%
4
3 A
40
75
9,200
200
200
Apr
165 Va Mar
5% July
176 Va
Jan
Jun
46 Va July
7%
Jan
12
4
Oct
41
5%
July
Jan
21
12t\.
°/*
1%
1#
27 ,4
8/2
27 4
8%
—-
—
5%
5
6/2
1%
27 A
3%
Jan
900
19
Jan
23%
Jan
700
20 A
20J,s
5
2.50
10
—50c
lft Aug
23'A
9%
33
60
173 A
43 A
HA
4
3 A
—
5
common
Jan
12% Aug
25% Jun
99
--J
—
172
43
11
—
1
Feb
Jan
--
43
11%
10o
Jan
Jan
30
101 A 102
106
106
—
4
2.50
17 Vb
103
Jan
Sep
--
13,4
—
*
6%
23
34%
—
23 /a
—
issued)
Co
Ring
5%
6'A
1%
23 A
100
Inc
Piston
25 A
5%
6
—
1
1
20 Vb May
1,100
"
Mills
18% Mar
Sep
Sep
1,800
—
100
Tel & Tel.
Feb
Feb
10%
23
8/2
_
23%
—
"
*
Ltd
Oct
1%
8%
16%
26%
--
22
8 V*
6
common..:—*
(Can)
--
25
5Vs
50
pfd
15%
12%
50c
5%
Light
Service
6% July
May
*
preferred—•
Canada—
Oct
Jan
July
28% Sep
7Vb Jan
Feb
9%
2,500
Sep
Jan
7%
5%
12'A
5%
14
22
5 Vb May
9%
__
1
—10
common.:
116
Jan
146'A
Sep
35,700
5'A
Oct
6%
Sep
24,800
1 Vb
Apr
2
Feb
800
25 Va
Apr
1,100
30% Mar
7
Jun
31
8 A
May
39
Sep
4,200
5
Aug
7
Jan
500
14
Oct
17%
Jan
6%
Feb
Sep
27%
Jan
—
,a
3% Mar
5 A
9%
Sep
If
Nachman
10
,
f
Inc.x...
5
National Alfalfa Dehydrating &
Milling
Brewing
_
1
1
25c
National Mfg &
Stores common
National Petroleum Ltd
Products common
National Starch
National
Steel
Telefilm
Transit
National Union
Ltd
Car
—
Associates
New
Co
New England Tel
99%
Jan
New
8%
Feb
126 Vs
Jun
New Idria
9%
Oct
New
Haven
4>A%
Clock
common.
Watch
Min
&
New
24% May
31%
Sep
New Park
11%
Feb
New
Co
3
40c
2'A
135%
20
—
13'A
^
12,500
17
4,800
3 A
5'A
15
2 A
5,700
1,700
200
60.500
4%
16
Feb
2%
Jan
4V» July
4%
Jan
5% Apr
16% May
2% Oct
12% Mar
1 Va May
12
1.500
10 V* Mar
19%
205,a
3,000
18«A
Oct
33'A
Jan
2.500
19 %
Apr
24%
Jan
28
2,200
24 Vb
—
12%
Jan
Jan
30
Sep
26%
Jan
34%
Sep
3.800
3 Vb
Sep
600
3 Vb
Aug
3
3'A
10'A 10%
24V* 25%
4%
5
2ft
2J0
134% 136'A
2%
2%
13
14%
2%
3%
38%
40'A
^5,100
400
1,700
200
17,500
1,820
2%
Jan
4% July
5Vi Aug
4% July
10% May
12
Jun
21
Feb
28%
Jun
Sep
7V4
Jan
4%
2ft Oct
131
3V» Mar
Mar
145
17
Jun
5
Mar
300
2%
1,750
8%
Apr
Apr
8,900
4%
Feb
Jun
2%
Aug
7,600
38%
Oct'
48%
17%
17A
I8V4
4,400
17 Va
Oct
27 V* May
20c
& Oils Ltd..
common
A
1
2ft
2
2JA
2ft
2%
38,100
50c
Land
Mining Co
Process
10'A
24%
4%
6
3 A
4%
3%
4'A
—
30c
1
5
—
3
25c
Chem Co
Zinc
Pacific Coal
i
Co—x—-1
convertible preferred..
Jersey
—
3%
1,00
& Tel
&
27
—
1
w
British Dominion Oil Ltd.-
Jun
1
11%
18V*
20
27
1
common
Electric Corp
Radiator Corp
Mur
18%
20%
10c
Neptune Meter common
Nestle Le
2,ff
11%
*
Machinery—
Rubber
5%
14%
2ft
1
10
National Research Corp
National
3 V*
5%
—
2
Industries Inc
National Presto
*
14%
^
16
3A
1
(Mich)
Co
5 ft
«
16%
1
Co
National Bellas Hess common.
National
14
—
1
Corp
Feb
Oct
May
32
1,300
—
1
36%
6%
Apr
20
Jan
37'A July
5
Feb
1,600
6
Sep
19
18%
30%
*
New Mexico & Arizona
10.700
Apr
18 V*
18'A
30
50c
25% Aug
7%
3%
17'A
common
conv
Oct
27%
800
1
Corp.:
Jan
6%
1,200
3%
18%
*
common
9 ya
26%
11%
—
2.50
20 A
7%
40
10 %
10
Corp
25
26%
92%
28%
1
3,500
International
Products
42%
70% May
50
100
1
8ft
*
Metal Industries A
•
International Petroleum capital stock.*
8}| Jun
36 ya May
8
1
Inc
Machinery
Feb
16;100
3%
—
——5
Co
Pwr
National U. S.
5%
92
36%
11
90%
36%
11 %
5
issued)
—
(when
National
13
Imperial Chemical Industries—
Oct
3 Va Mar
1,700
81 Va
36%
—
*
1
common
Co
Co
Namm-Loeser's
Oct
■
18
2
16 Vs
1%
£1
Tube
Muter Company
Sep
300
Jan
16'A
1%
*
common
TV
Muskegon
Sep
500
Jan
8
Jan
50
1
Jun
9,200
Jun
4% Mar
37%
Mar
13
1
Muskogee Co common
Sep
3%
I
dep rets ord reg
£1
Imperial Oil (Canada) capital stock__»
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
68
325
7
Corp common
National
Amer
300
18
Co
&
Murray Ohio Mfg
Sep
1.000
21
*
Hygrade Food Products
91
50c
Corp
Co
States
Rights
Sep
10'A
13%
Sep
46%
——2
Co
Vernon-Woodberry
Sep
4%
5
Inc common
Hydro-Electric Securities
International
Mt
Jan
400
Co..
cumulative preferred
3%
3% ".
•
*
Illinois Zinc Co
6%
14 A
10'A
7%
16%
—
300
13 A
IIV4 May
88
106
1,700
13%
Feb
46%
—
4.80%
3%
3%
13%
13 V* May
88
4.50%
Feb
10 A
—.
31V*
Sep
46%
Co
Public
17%
10 VB
10%
-
1
Refining capital stock
Lock & Manufacturing Co.— 1—5
6
—
1
♦
Exploration
Refineries
Mountain
II60
(Harvey)
Humble
60
15%
15
Jan
66 Va Aug
convertible preferred
17 A
17%
4
—
_
preferred
Hubbell
Hurd
100
5,200
Mar
Oct
10%
8V»
500
—„
,
7%
7%
-1
1
Corp
Monongahela Power Co—
4.40% cumulative preferred
-
:
1
*
common
5 7c
10%
99
•J~
1
__15
& Co—*
&
Horn
—
11%
12 Vb
20
—
11V2
—
5
Molybdenite Corp
Aug
May
—
Horn
1,200
12ya
—
11%
*
A
Molybdenum
Sep
16%"
»
—
12%
12%
—
Moody Investors participation pfd
*
Morris Plan Corp of America
10c
Mt Clemens Metal Products
*——1
16%
*
..
Feb
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
18
5
——,
9%
Sep
10 A
,60c
>
Holly -Stores Inc
—.*
Holophane Co common
6V4 Juiy
Apr
10 A
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines..
4,400
Jan
Apr
2.50
—
6%
3%
Sep
2'A
...
Jan
6V2
59%
36%
1.400
—10
—
Oct
6%
6%
6
£6 % Jan
Piping
3%
Highie Mfg Co common
5 7c
convertible preferred
(R) & Co class A
6%
Sep
12%
8,100
—_.
Jan
5%
20
6
cumul preferred series B..100
preferred series C
100
Monroe Loan Society com class A
*
4,100
100
—
4%
Jan
3%
21% May
14% Feb
700
Jan
5%
Jan
300
Jan
40%
8%
4,bud
5%
3%
1% Mar
Oct
xo*/4
6%
5%
Jan
20V2
6Va
2%
38%
•
Hoe
_
Sep
1% Aug
5% Aug
3%
...1
common.
Henry Holt & Co common
Inc
Sep
4%
5%
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Herder's
3%
500
39%
100
preferred.
Holly
3,300
4,700
1%
6
43 V» July
class
Abrasive
Missouri
Sep
14%
4%
common
Co
&
Co
Minnesota
Sep
July
58%
2%
•
5%% preferred
Hofmann
5%
43
5
1
4 7c
Jan
Jan
4
,
Rubenstein
Heller
3%
26%
14%
_10c
—
800
4% Mar
x5ya
Co
Wohl
Miller
July
_25c
:
Co
Mining
Helena
1,700
4%
Stores common
20%
10
»
$2 non-cum dividend shares
12%
2,500
1
Corp
Dept
4,400
Jun
Midland Steel Products—
18%
1,000
Jan
25
13% May
2%
Apr
IV* Mar
Oil Corp
Midland
May
5%
2
—
—
7,100
Jan
Jan
Middle States Petroleum
8ft Sep
40 Vs
10c
_
Inc
3V2
lft
6
3'A
IV*
6
Sep
Jan
Micromatic Hone
10'/a July
4%
——
Co..
Bakeries
Hathaway
3'A
lft
19
11%
6%
Sugar
400
——'
...
Harvard Brewing Co
Havana Lithographing Co
200
4%
Bumper
10,300
38%
40%
.1
Plywood Corp.
Hartford
300
19%
300
&
Mfg
4ft
.
.
4%-
1
_
30% July
27%
19Va
1,300
(when
Mining Corp of
—x
Jan
27
6'A
67c preferred
Jan
12 A
1
2
Organ Company
19
27
Feb
6'/2
S^eel
Jan
2
141
G)
Iron
4 V* 7o
Hammond
ft Jan
5
6
6%
Michigan
H
Hall
% May
19%
1
preferred
Michigan
Michigan
July
July
3%
2
22,200
11
224
Sep
4,100
3%
8 %
Mar
Jan
2 Vb
11
•
Gypsum Line & Abalastine.
1,600
Jan
(The B)
Textile
Metal
Mar
133%
3 Va
9
5
common
181
2
ft.
12 A
9c
Company
A
Aug
common..
Johnsan
Mesabi
'
3,700
4
188
Leases
Grocery Stores Products
Mead
10% July
20% July
■
1 Vb
100
137
Co—
6% July
%
—
x5%
Merrill Petroleums Ltd.
30% May
21
8%
*
1
Freehold
Griesedieck
5,500
'
3%
Ltd
Oils
Sep
2% Mar
3
3%
Aircraft
(A
Menasco
Feb
1%
100
Chemical
Grass
4,200
30'A
McWilliams Dredging common.
Tea—
Hydraulics
Grucil
Oil &
88
54 %
8%
15%
stock
common
42% Jun
2,000
3%
50
common
McKee
49% Mar
*
Stores
New
Feb
27%
—
5
Pacific
w-*'"'
'
10c
Incx.;
Feb
3 Vs
3V2
100
Corporation
McDonnell
Mar
52
■
—1
preferred."
1st
-
pfd__25
Rapids Varnish;
Gray Manufacturing Co
Amer
1%
'
2%
27%
—
4
Grand
Great
1%
50
common
Graham-Paige Motors 5%
•'
1
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
38%
3
10,600
Massey-Harrls-Ferguson Ltd.—
Mays (J W) Inc common
July
57
40
a Apr
75% Sep
-
'
prior
16 A Mar
Jan
44%
1%.
" *
._
x
B
$4.50
Goldfield
275
Apr
8Va
Communication Co Ltd
Oct
Godchaux
39%
Apr
ft Sep
Marconi International Marine
Jan
23%
;
B
x
16%
3%
(The)
Manischewitz
Sep
10%
*
class
14% May
31 %
Public Service Co
Mangel
Jan
30%
Inc....
500
3%
,
Oil
Maine
11% Mar
15
Inc
15 A
M
Magna
Feb
28%
Co
28 JA
Oct
31 Vs
Feb
15 VB
(Adolf)
Oct
32
—
Jan
1%
105 A
30%
Union
13 Va July
18 Vb
—
Lynch Corp
Apr
Sep
.1
Gobel
Feb
1,100
30,300
1
&
Lunkenheimer
%
9%
6%
Land
Jan
Jan
■
__
Louisiana
5%
10
Globe
11%
y2
*
18%
Gladding McBean & Co
Glenmore Distilleries
400
18%
39 V*
3%
50c
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
43
Glen
Alden Corp
13
14%
—
5
Chain
108%
—
May
18 Va May
,—__25c
Groceterias
Jun
4,800
'!
-•
107% Aug
33a
39%
5
Class B
Jun
16
Jan
Inc
G.)
cumulative
Loblaw
10% July
105 V*
'
„
1
x
10
350
5
Jan
Sep
common
(R
Tourneau
57c
May
Jan
3,300
■
%
•
Mines..x
15%
18 %
__
1
103%
12y2
i._
5
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
3%
33 %
4%
—
•
Gilchrist Co i
Realty
1,300
16%
16%
—
__l
common
I;
20
400
18
v—1
common
7ft Mar
42%
4
16%
»
...
i
105'A 105'A
50c
1
.....
40
100
20
Mich
Corp..
Yellowknife Gold
•
5
preferred..*
$6
2%
17
10
Le
3%
25,600
3%
106y2 106V2
1
Co
Lear Inc
19 Vs
4%
3%
106%
,
5
Delawere
Sessions
Lefcourt
Sep
Oct
"
£1
reg
common—-j
Service
Lamson &
Sep
2%
Feb
3%
,.33 Mac
;
:
Aug
17 Vb July
Feb
2%
Jan
1
9%
July
6%
Sep
5
Ltd
2
1,600
4% Mar
1%
lli
10
Inc.
Mines
Locke Steel
ord
Co.,
Company
Apparel
Shores
Lamson Corp cf
34% July
115
Sep
10,200
1
3% Mar
2,300
4Vi
Sep
136,800
20c
5'/a May
112% 112%
'
1
1%
1
j
Lanston Monotype Machine Co
La Salle Extension University
—
«
Laclede-Christy
Sep
L'Aiglon
7%
34,100
3Vs
1
Lakey Foundry Corp
32
3%
L
Sep
Jun
—'
2%
1%
50
Kroy Oils Ltd
Krueger Brewing Co
Oct
8 J/2
1
Sep
2%
•
.xx
Co
Oct
preferred
$4.60 preferred
,
Forge
Jan
SGcneral Stores Corporation
Georgia Power $5 preferred
Gerity
(The)
5%
100
Fireproofing
General
Kropp
104 %
•
Sep
8 Vb
7.50
41,000
x
9%
IV* Apr
j59
Stores
—1.25
Supply
convertible
Kobacker
ft
common
4% May
86,400
5
x
6
!
2,000
6%
1%
2.50
(I B)
Rubber
Hotels Corp
Knott
Jan
Jan
9
2%
pfdx—.100
Development Co
57/8
General Outdoor Adv 6% pfd
General Plywood Corp common
5%
24
Oil &
6%
...
dep
Aug
102%
8%
4%
3%
1
4%%
Kleinert
July
8%
Sep
8%
6
1
.
1
convertible preferred
American
11
20
General Electric Co Ltd—
General
May
Jan
Jun
8%
10c
Kirkland Lake G M Co Ltd
Apr
10
5%
Jan
5
£1
.
57c
134
Kio
July
July
6%
5,300
4%
Corp..
!
Co common
Builders
6 ft
66 »/4
21,300
200
(Del
i
General Acceptance Corp warrants
General Alloys Co
x
General
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
;
reg
'
5%
3%
51%
8%
8
__
Sep
15c
Kingston Products
July
1,100
22%
8
3
8,000
*
Co
Power
Gellman
21%
8
18% Mar
7%
common
5
dep rets ord
Gatineaii
22%
1
5%
54
Canada—
Brewing Co
(Peter) Brewing
Fuller
Jan
4%
Fort Pitt
Fox
1%
4%
Jan
Kidde (Walter) & Co
Sep
52%
13 Vb
Inc..
Kennedy's Inc
Jun
31%
4%
Ford Motor Co Ltd—
Amer
10
Oct
4%
Stores Ltd
Tiger
Motor
Class
Sep
52%
1,000
Rights
Kings County Lighting common
4% cumulative preferred
7%
2.50
Motors
Kawneer Co
tt Oct
21%
____10
Co
Kansas Gas & Electric
18 % Mar
500
(Phila)
Hi
Jan
10,500
2%
Kaiser
Oct
2,400
-
Inc..—
Association
(M
i
15
14
K
Sep
July
%
90
6%
A 2ft
Glass
O'Mahoney
Jupiter Oils Ltd
9% Aug
Aug
Jan
May
1
52,700
16%
2%
....
Fishman
8
4%
21%
,
_
Fire
500
100
194,100
%
15
Camera & Instrument
l
Oils Ltd
__.__._25c
Federated Petroleums Ltd
*
Firth
9
6
1%
,./•
7,800
2
1
6
10
& Co class
5%
7
94 V<
13 y2
12% July
3% Mar
Jan
5
J
400
1,100
2%
89% Aug
13%
5,600
Sep
Aug
9,600
Warrants extended tor Jan 1 1956—
(Max)
108
3%
__j
Fargo
11 */b
Jan
10,300
pfd__100
*
3.90%
2%
1
28%
1%
Factor
Jan
23
7% Aug
102 %
High ■
9
2%
Israel-American Oil Corp
10c
Israel-Mediterranan Petrol Corp Inc.lc
3%
or~25c
common
.11% May
since Jan. 1
Low
8y2
Irving Air Chute
Apr
43%
1
$1
7%
Sep
Range
High
2%
1
27%
10c
preferred
Fairchild
300
Low
8%
Iron Fireman Manufacturing v t c
Inc
4pr
Shares
10c
Ironite
Jan
~3%
5
:
Eureka Pipe Line
i
20% July
104
10c
Eureka Corporation Ltd
*
17%
15%
15 V*
7/b
32
for Week
of Prices
1
Investors Royalty
Iowa Public Service Co
May
10% Aug
12
17%
20c
com
25
Sep
6,300
11
17%
14%
'
:
Jan
%
.26% Mar
11A
1
Corp
21%
* *
•
8,800
13,900
14%
pfd—.100
preferred
Steel
&
••
78
27%
Co
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
Apr
26 V2
1
Corp.-
Emtco Manufacturing Co__
Equity Corp common.....
"
21%
%
1
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 57o
Empire
V
Sep
'
26 V
1
common..
Electronics
Exchange
High
16%
300
Week's
Last
American Stock
1
International Resistance
17
,
5
„
Electrographic Corp
Low
30
:
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
17
1
Corporation
Corp
Low
1
common.
7
for Week
Shares
OCTOBER
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Eastern Sugar Associates—
Common shares of beneficial lnt
$2 preferred
ElectrcData
Week's
of Prices
Last
American Stock Exchange
39
1
*
2'A
—
82
82
4,600
50
2
Oct
2'A
Oct
58
Jan
2ft
4Vb
82
Jan
Oct
Jan
July
33
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
34
.
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
(1486)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Range
New
Superior Oils
New
York
Auction
New
York
&
—
Noma
500
10%
Jan
18
Oct
Seton
74
650
40
Jan
80
Sep
Shattuck
11 %
11
11%
450
10
Mar
2'/2
2%
5.600
1
A.
class
B
—
—
pfd——
10
50%
17,300,
13%
50%
%
49 %
800
52
v
49
4%
8
13,700
5
8
—
600
49%
4%
.
8%
290
100% 102%
102%
Shawinigan
4%
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
preferred
53%
Sep
56% Aug
Sicks
45
Jan
50%
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A—
5%
12
Jan
99
Jan
94%
Mar
104
Jun
Silver
Jan
Simca
Oceanic Oil
1
2%
2%
2%
1,800
2%
17%
14%
17%
58,400
6%
Jan
56
56
58%
525
54%
Apr
111%
30
108 %
2%
1,300
•
Ohio Brass Co class B common..
Power 4%%
Ohio
100
preferred
111
111%
2
—
Okonite
Old
Company
Town
Corp
40c cumulative
...
1%
71
Jan
Apr
Jan
61
113
Sep
2fa SeP
84% Mar
72%
1,200
6%
500
6%
Jun
8%
6%
6%
200
6 %
Jan
6% July
88%
1,350
65%
Jan
25%
26%
600
18%
Jan
29 %
5%%
1st preferred
5%
1st
5%
redeemable
5%
redeemable
preferred-——
4.80%
red
1st pfd
preferred
25
pfd
^
25
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred
•
$4.40 dividend cum preferred—.—_*
dividend
$4.75
preferred
Pacific
Power
27% Mar
Southern
Materials
26
Mar
27%
Apr
Southern
Pipe Line..
Xl02%
Sep
Jun
101 %
Apr
105%
Jan
Sep
107%
Aug
Southland Royalty Co
Spencer Shoe Corp
Stahl-Meyer Inc
Feb
Standard
Jan
$1.60
2%
2%
2%
3,400
11%
10%
11%
22,900
Israel
Pan
Pentepec Oil
Paramount
Parker
Patican
2%
3%
54,600
1% May
5%
5%
6 Vb
25,000
1 Bo]
1
Corp
1
Co Ltd
Boys
9%
.2
...
Co...;
7%
—2.50
Peruvian
Oils
Philippine
Minerals
&
Packing
Pmchin
Johnson
Pioneer
Gold
Ltd
Amer
Jan
9%
'
9%
6,300
6%
Jan
10%
Sep
.7%
7%
3,600
6% May
9%
Jan
5%
200
5%
11,800
16%
Jan
100
4%
Jan
17
4%
20%
21%
600
18
Jan
23 % May
21i
12,000
ljf Jan
314 July
5% Sep
7%
2
2
6 %
6%
6 %
)V
7
9%
Jan
4
1,600
3%
4%
Jan
16%
2,400
1%
"lis
600
"l%
July
9VB
9%
:. 4,400
5%
Jan
100% 105%
2,200
78 %
Jan
2,800
6%
Aug
9%
Feb
700
3%
Jan
6%
Jun
7 Vb
x7 '/a
1
4%
4%
28 %
•
Powdrell
Power
Inc
Pressed
Metals
Preston
East
9
•
Producers
Progress
Corp
Mfg
II
class B
Providence
Public
Aug
27%
J*n
31
Jun
3
9
100
800
2%
Sep
x4%
Feb
6%
Jan
9%
Sep
Jan
Mines
60 %
Feb
300
52
Jan
11%
11%
700
11%
Sep
12%
18%
3,000
12%
Feb
19% July
10% Jun
1
7
6%
7
14,100
1
2%
2%
2%
34,900
.1
15%
15%
16%
2,800
39%
•
(when issued)__
1
"
— «
9%
Gas
5
fa Jan
Feb
2%
Apr
Aug
1%
12
16%
Sep
39%
39%
100
15%
Feb
73
Jun
14
14
100
14
Sep
14%
Sep
9%
10
500
9Y*
Feb
10% Mar
Service of Colorado—
4 % %
cumulative preferred..——100
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
Pyle-National Co common..'
Pyrene
5
Manufacturing
100
--
59%
•
com
59%
100
Mar
106%
44
Jan
65%
16%
mm —
10
16%
600
15%
29
'
12%
Sep
22%
Jan
51/4
51/4
51/2
1,600
4%
Jun
6
Apr
Jan
75
" Aug
(A)
1
■
Sterling
4%
Sun
1
16%
3%
6%
4%
Oct
800
23%
Jan
3,500
4%
Sep
13%
Jan
5
,16%
"
700
4%
53%
1,300
26 VB
26%
8,900
32
32
32%
1%
26,300
26'A
1
6% Aug
Sep
1,500
53
10
4% May
4%
5
16'/a
4%
58
100
27
4%
26
4%
550
Jan
6"%
30
18 Vb
Sep
5%
Jun
61
Feb
23% July
31%
Apr
30
36%
Apr
Oct
53
July
Jdn
15%
16%
6,100
15% Aug
18
38%
39%
800
15% Aug
147/b Jan
43
1
20
19%
20%
;.
"""
Sep
17%
Jan
July
Sep
19%
19%
1
5%
5%
5%
2,000
5% Aug
9% May
—1
5 VB
5
5%
2,300
5
7%
Jan
3%
500
4%
Jan
1
ordinary
3%
mmmm
1.200
Mar
3%
43
Jan
*
57%
57'/4
Jan
59
Sep
5
5%
5%
6%
800
3%
Jan
8
Feb
17%
17%
300
17%
Jan
20%
Jan
18%
Apr
Jan
13%
Jun
*
—
Instrument—
3%
10c
Common
58
300
4%
16%
171/4
600
14
12%
.
1
12%
100
10%
3%
3%
1,600
5%
32,000
4%
*
31
31
32
3
2,600
21%
23
19
19
19%
1
Drug common
4%
4
.25c
May
30% Jan
21%
4
3%
Jan
55
Oct
23%
Jan
3% May
10,400
Sep
19
300
4%
Apr
Jun
Sep
9%
500
Mar
14%
1
20%
18%
20%
6,300
39
39%
600
Apr
36% May
22%
39%
1
4%
4%
4%
2,100
3% Aug
5%
5
Superior Portland Cement Inc
Feb
8% Mar
36
—•
8V4
8%
9%
6,700
8
Sunrise Supermarkets Corp.
Apr
37%
22
*
Corporation
Jan
26% Mar
.1
common
Aug
4 %
300
5
Corp
& Shop Inc
(S) & Co
Jan
5% Aug
1
16
Apr
July
1
Corp
Precision
Ray
1,000
50c
;
i__
Stroock
Stylon
1,400
6
5%
4%
common
(Hugo)
Stop
72
70%
1
Corp
(J B)
'
r
27
*
w
Co
'
5%
20
Corporation
&
_
5%
5%
5
Feb
26
Co
Canada
Stetson
Jan
800
57%
18%
Ltd
Inc
Stein
28 % May
9%
7
15%
52
Jan
Mar
67% July
9%
57 '/8
18%
Piosperity Co class B_1
New
115
11%
Nevada
of
28%
Jan
10% July
1
America.
Co.
Jan
2%
2.50
common
of
Dome
28%
common.
Lambert Co
Prentice-Hall
5
2%
2.50
common
of Canada
20
49%
25c
Alexander
&
Corp
&
x7%
of
Parts
Stinnes
13%
13% Aug
(The)
Co
Steel
25% Mar
Jun
July
Oct
Standard Tube class B
Steel
47
Light common
Standard-Thomson
Starrett
Jan
14 %
B
Products
common
38 %
1,000
Sterling Inc
5% Aug
Sep
New
,
49% July
600
15%
10
&
class
28%
Jan
14%
(Ky)
Power
Common
57% May
Sep
14%
Sterling Aluminum Products common_5
Sterling Brewers Inc..
1
3%
15%
Standard
42%
26%
Jan
27
Sep
Packaging Corp
preferred
Standard
Sep
Jan
Jun
Jan
1,700
10
Pratt
Feb
6%
Pneumatic
Mining Co..
6,800
x71%
6 Vb
103%
Polaris
Jun
10s
common:
common
4%
Aug
50
Scale
Feb
6
18% Mar
61
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Pleasant Valley Wine Col
Corp
Jan
600
~9%
Aircraft
+
63
1
Piper
Apr
9%
8 */2
24%
9%
Convertible
Jan
24 %
20%
1
shares
6%
25%
62 %
Ltd———1
Mines
Jan
Jun
5
62%
10c
...
Standard
15
4%
*
common.
Jan
14% July
Jun
600
Corp
8%
600
41%
42%
*
Standard
62% July
8
1,200
Forgings Corp
Oil
400
41%
1
Sep
700
5%
—1
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce Governor
200
Jun
Aug
6% Mar
10%
—
4%
16%
16%
_
10 pesos
Co
~5%
8
27%
Standard Industries Inc
16
5%
1
Long Dist Tel Co
~5%
16%
..1
i
(The)—
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)
20
Perfect Circle Corp.,
,_i—
2.50
Phillips
—
Jan
10
preferred
Factors
9
8%
8
1,800
1
Jan
16
16
—
Sep
Jan
4%
4% Mar
41
Io%
Inc..
2
16
.
2
4%
59
-**"*
■
:
Pennroad Corp common
Pep
1
"5
"4%
Apr
Corp—2
Dredging Corp common
Standard
3%
_2
Traffic
72% July
Jan
3% Mar
3% Aug
32%
—2
Petroleum
Co
convertible
110% May
1%
B
3Vb
13
Jan
104
19,500
Amer share
Parkersburg-Aetna
Penn
75
109% 110
1%
class A—
Co
110
lc
(C A)
106%
Standard
1%
Motors
Pen
Class
Jan
1%
Corp.——
Chemical Company
Park
2
10 % May
vtc—2 Bol
(C A)
vtc.
Oil
xl04
67 % Mar
&
Petroleum
Jan
Apr
107%
Light 5% pfd—a—100
Page-Hersey Tubes common
•
Pancoastal
Apr
32%
29%
10
—1
-—
34%
California
90
1,200
49%
Southern
130
"3%
280
Feb
104%
3%
400
29 %
105% 107%
Oct
54
Jan
104
Jan
28
27%
102% 102%
45
52%
4,800
102%
May
27%
Apr
29
,
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.:
37%
29% Aug
104
•
Pacific Northern Airlines———1
;•
Feb
37
2,500
3%
preferred
i
25
preferred
25
4.56%
convertible
preference—.25
4.48% convertible preference——25
4.32%
cumulative preferred..:
25
4.08 % cumulative preferred—
25
31%
800
40 %
Edison—
California
27% Sep
27%' Jan
27
391/4
*
cumulative
100
28%
391/4
original
400
28%
21%
28
Southern
1,400
26%
Mar
13%
Oct
8%
6,200
Aug
28%
26%
:
Jan
17
10,700
37% Mar
28%
1st
18
Jun
29
200
13%
17
'
common.——12.50
Co
28%
series A.—25
/'May
37
Jan
Oil
32%
Apr
12%
..
Penn
28%
33
47
Sep
7
Jun
33
25
13%
17
1
Mills
Paper
29
*2p
preferred.
red 1st
4.50%
1st
1,400
30% May
34%
——*
32
July
8%
81
35%
July
1,300
25
94 V*
34%
1 %
2,800
Aug
Sep
4,600
Apr
6% Mar
8
Jan
19%
34%
{4 Sep
38
34
4%
100
35 %
34
30%
30%
500 fr
Sep
38'% Mar
7%
12,900
1st pfd—_25
——25
—
Corp.
4.88 %
6%
31% Aug
4% Sep
500
29%
Sep
331/4
7%
24 Vb
Sonotone
5%
Pacific Gas & Electric
1,900
%
Jan
27
33%
6%
23%
'
"4%
U
Sep
28
South
7%
82%
25%
"4%
Feb
'Aug
31%
Sep
6%
1
——
7,400
51
Jan
20%
"4%
y;:-
Securities
Sep
Publications—
preferred
(Howard)
Feb
76
1
Soss Manufacturing common.——I
South Coast Corp common
-.1
1
...
_
Smith
Jan
7
...
28%
Simpson's Ltd common——.—•
Singer Manufacturing Co..—20
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
£1
Skiatron Electronics & Telviv C0rp__10c
Jan
\j
27%
Simplicity Pattern common..
Oct
6%
6%
O'ekiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.lOs
Overseas
'
17%
71%
72
1
_
preferred
Television Inc.
Olympic Radio &
Omar Inc
25
common
common..—
4% Mar
Sep
50c
Company
28%
—1
Shares
American
Simmons-Boardman
£eb
Jun
13%
106 %
,_40c
Corp.
137/b
31
Jan
46 V* May
2
—
convertible
104 %
*
Precision
High
117% Feb
800
2
Creek
1
Jan.
Jan
100
10
106
106
—
52 Vb Mar
600
29%
Ltd
Silex Co common
July
2,100
103'% 104
Mar
8% May
27%
Class B
6% Mar
4% July
69%
8% May
27%
—•
Corp of America class A..
Breweries
3,200
7,300
——*
Shoe
$3
Ogden Corp common
Canada
56% July
Sep
9%
n%
64%
64%
—.—.—100
—:
19%
Oct
of
8%
104
since
Low
22
25
common
Sherwin-Williams
Range
High
10%
11%
5
*
Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams
Shares
*
,
Mining
50%
88
pfd~ -100
Northern Ind Pub Serv 4%%
6%
11% May
3% Mar
Jan
common
Denn
11% Aug
2,800
RR Co————— —50
Penn
2%
4,300
7%
12%
10
—50
Canadian Oils Ltd.———— —25
1
Airlines
—
.
7
7%
12%
.«
—
2%
Leather
9
20c
Servomechanisms Inc
Apr
18
_10c
Inc_—
Northeast
North
311#
2fe Aug
17 %
for Week
Low
Par
58
10
Mines
North American Rayon $3
North
800
2%
1
Range
of Prices
Last
High
1
Corp——
American Cement
Class
since Jan.
Low
58
—
Norden-Ketay
North
Range
17 >4
Honduras Rosario
Lites
2,4
—1
common
New York Merchandise
Nipissing
Shares
High
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
—10
Co
7
STOCKS
for Week
oi Prices
Low
Par
OCTOBER
Sales
Week's
Last
30
400
26
Apr
May
Apr
Sep
16%
Jan
41
Feb
Superior Tool & Die Co.
Swan
Finch
Talon
Inc
Class
class
B
Tampa
Oil
Corp
A
common
Power
Thew
Co/
&
Chemical
convertible
Corp
Thor
Roofing
Tishman
3/GJ
15%
6,200
1%
1%
1%
17,400
29%
29%
30%
18 VB
Realty
-
_
107
Sep
July
3,400
23%
Jan
15
Jan
Sep
16% Mar
1%
112
Sep
Mar
35% May
19%
1,400
3%
4%
16,100
3%
Sep
5%
Apr
12
11%
12%
3,400
11%
Sep
16%
Apr
25%
25
25%
4,200
14%
Feb
27%
Sep
22
22%
600
41%
25c
1
11%
11 VB
IIV2
37%
36%
37%
22% July
20% May
9% Jan
700
25% Aug
26
1,900
1
_
Construction.
&
li
fa
Sep
13% May
20
_
_
_
1/64
274,400
10
10c
_
_
common
Inc..
Jun
Jun
31% May
—
Tliorofare Markets Inc
Tilo
19%
17%
Feb
14%
1——
preferred
Corporation
Jan
Jan
14%
5
Inc
Co
11%
11%
*
pfd
$4.56
Sep
23%
400
16%
26
1
10
1,300
16
25%
18'%
...
common
Thompson-Starrett
70c
_
__
Light
Shovel Co
Thiokol
.
Sep
11,800
16
25%
__
Inc
Calgary
Texas
_
__
5
1
_
_
7
rl/128
_
common
Rights
Texas
18
17%
5
common
common
Electric Co
Technicolor
~
Feb
12% July
Mar
41%
Sep
6%
Feb
7%
Jun
1
Tobacco
Quebec Power Co
——•
Railway & Utility Investment A
Rath Packing Co common
Raymond Concrete Pile common
1
Reda
23%
23%
24
—*
31 %
31%
32%
12 Vb
11%
12%
Pump Co
Reis
Reliance
Oil
&
Arms
Rice-Stix
...—
10%
Field
~8%
50c
Jan
3
1965
4%
67/B
27/8
8%
6%
2%
1
2%
100
96%
—
pfd F
ord reg.
Jun
13% Mar
300
400
.7,600
7
16%
5
Inc
1.50
Steel
Co
10
(The
Ave
Jan
%
37
F C)
•
1
Co..
1
1
Haynes
common
Corp Ltd common
Milling Co Ltd
11% July
8% Apr
Jan
20
series
2,200
2% July
2% Jun
4%%
l
Savoy Oil Inc (Del)
25c
18% July
23%
United
Milk
2,000
21% Mar
24%
Jan
12
United
Molasses
3,300
11
15
Aug
Apr
23
1,300
27%
Apr
13% Mar
43%
Sep
Sep
United
10%
Apr
16%
Sep
_5%
\~5%
5
July
•5%
11,300
5%
Sep
28%
600
3%
3,500
3% Jan
6% Mar
1,300
6
8%
28
3%
3%
7
—
7%
27
50c
Airlines
1
Corp General
Bros
1
Inc
•
Co
Radio
77
77
common..:
78%
1,200
footnotes
see
24%
—
21
35.
Jan
Products
2T2
2%
3
26,300
dep rets ord registered
N J
RR
Profit
Canal
&
United Shoe
United
U S
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
6
5%
3%
3,400
Feb
4
200
11 %
Jan
%
Apr
8%
600
Sep
Jan
Jan
6% July
7% July
54 %
11%
105
Sep
Sep
Sep
5'/a
5,200
5
Sep
9%
Feb
7%
8,100
6%
Sep
8%
Aug
45%
45'%
400
35%
Jan
7%
700
:
46
Aug
7% July
9%
5
229
232
6% July
fa Feb
228
150
Jan
Sep
239%
Jun
%
Jan
1% Mar
5%
Sep
9
Sep
5 fa
Feb
Utah-Idaho
Co
Mar
49%
50 %
7,800
45%
Jun
54% Mar
36 %
37
100
36%
Oct
40%
13 %
14
2,000
11%
Jan
16%
Sep
2%
7,400
2%
Aug
3%
Jun
234 %
12,700
90%
Jan
49%
2%
220
2%
215
2%
1% Mar
1,500
235
Jan
Sep
3% July
1
2%
2%
14%
13%
50c
5%
5
5%
800
2%
Jan
5%
Apr
2%
2%
2%
8,200
1%
Jan
2%
Sep
300
65%
Apr
28%
Jan
25c
j
'
15
4,300
79%
79%
81
33 %
33 %
33%
50
10
40%
40%
42 Vb
1,050
5
2%
5%
5%
5%
10,200
—10
Oil
common
Sugar
11
May
25 % Mar
3%
Feb
15
X83
46%
Oct
Aug
Jun
42% July
6
Jun
9% July
8 %
5%
7%
45'%
'
Products
Jan
30% Aug
31
—1
Co
Insurance
Universal
Apr
Sep
Jan
19% Mar
15
Consolidated
Universal
6%
Jan
9%
25
8o%
1
Universal
3%
14%
500
41
10c
U S Foil class B
Sep
200
84,600
—
:—1
common)
Apr
3,500
10 %
28%
—
Sep
25
Conditioning Corp....
Jan
7%
9%
28 %
H
25
X
25%
6%
Jan
25
Machinery common
Specialities
Air
~5%
100
common
Preferred
22
6
4%
10
Sharing
21%
7%
Feb
10s
10% preferred
Jun
7%
3%
5%
*
common
Stores Corp ctmmon
6
3,100
May
Ltd—
Co
States Vitamin Corp.,
Jan
3%
7
United
20 % Mar
Jan
3%
7%
United
22%
2%
1
20
Sep
20
3%
Apr
100
Corp
Jan
100
Jan
1%
5
85%
200
2%
1,200
~5%
13%
241/4
—
1,000
1%
common—50c
65% Mar
21
'
2
Apr
21%
fi
19'%
22%
1,800
20
Jan
28 % Mar
30%
32V»
7,000
23
Jan
32%
2 Vb
2%
25,600
19 %
21%
7,500
1%
Jan
7
Jan
12%
2%
Sep
i
Sep
Van
2%
100
600
12% Aug
18%
11%
200
II
17
5VB
800
1%
15,100
12%
12%
12%
600
July
4% May
Jan
Mar
Norman Co
Vinco
7%
Jun
3%
Feb
Vogt
13%
Sep
Vulcan
Sep
*
:
Co
Syndicate
,
Inc
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co.
84%
10%
4V4
25
—*
Manufacturing
Silver-Lead
1
.20c
1
10
Corp
1
5
7%
31
4%
83
9%
4%
24%
16%
•5u
7%
200
31%
1,100
4%
1,400
86
650
10%
14.800
4'/4
6%
Apr
8 %
July
87%
7%
31
4%
warrants
Corporation
Jan
11%
1
5
Steel
Venezuelan Petroleum
Venezuela
1% Aug
4%
preferred
common
22%
12%
1%
Corp
convertible
$4
Vanadium-Alloys
2%
5VB
Valspar
Feb
12%
1%
Sep
fa
3
11%
—
1
page
Feb
105
2%
1%
•
Universal American Corp
10c
Safety Control
Serrlck Corp cjass B
Aug
6% Mar
Amer
9% May
50 %
28%
5
9% Aug
12.50
Corp
Sentry
Sep
3%
—4
Co
Products
Asbestos
United
18%
5,400
Oct
Jan
100
2%
10c
United Elastic Corp
14%
32%
common
Aircraft
United
39%
22
Co
Mar
United
13%
•
Steel
For
98
99
Mar
101 % 103 %
1%
9%
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
14%
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Investment
30
Feb
10% July
•
Management Company
1,000
92%
69
Jan
•
2%
3% Mar
Jan
4%
;iv
Union Gas of Canada
11
1
Seaboard- Western
Jan
56%
16,100
warrants
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
38
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co
Inc
Ulen
38
Schick
Sentinel
3%
300
9%
u
11%
20
Selby Shoe
Jan
J^n
62%
8%
1
Corp
96%
96 Vv
20
pfd 4.40% series
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Temper
fa
61%
9%
1
Corp
•
U
l
Cum
pfd
True
Jun
iu
61%
1.25
Trunz Inc.—
Union
2%
2%
Edison 4%% preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
Empire Oils Ltd
Lux
112
1'4
2o
Toledo
Trans
100
70c
100
Todd Shipyard Corp common
Toklan Oil Corp
14% July
68
Feb
8
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
Cum
pfd 5%
series
Cum
Feb
Oct
4%
San
Securities
Mar
1%
2% July
45 % Jan
Feb
8
St Lawrence
Seeman
24
Jan
10
10
23%
1
Ryerson
Scullin
May
4%
1.25
common
Company
Aeronautical
Carlos
Jan
200
1
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum
San
Jan
10%
Amer
Tri-Continental
I
2,900
£1
common
Corp common
Co Ltd
Oil
Fifth
&
37
Aug
55
1
Corp
(The)
Russell
Ryan
to
Electric
Russcks
Jan
10
600
10
vtc
dep rets
Cablle
Royalite
30
300
Ltd—
American
Rowe
1,000
""
1
Gas & Elec
Rolls Royce
Rotary
Apr
2,400
10
9% July
25
1%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered
£1
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Apr
Jan
1 %
38
1
Jan
29
23%
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Roosevelt
21%
•
37%
•
(Texas Corp)
Rome
1
37%
Radiator
Rochester
21%
5
Inc
Argentine Mining Co
Rio Grande
1 VB
1 Vb
Engineering
Co
21%
1 %
Inc
Richmond
Vtc
_1
Jan
9% Mar
50c
Corp.,
Electric
Remington
Pico
1
& Co——
(Robert)
200
6.25
_
Reiter-Foster
7
10
10c
.
Reading Tube Corp common
Preferred
26%
Apr
94%
Jan
27
Jan
35 V* July
3% May
25
4%
5%
Jun
Jan
93
Jan
13% July
July
1.500
4%, Sep
6%
Feb
25
350
23 % May
29%
Jun
16%
100
14%, Jun
17%
Feb
5%
1.100
3% May
7% July
182
Volume
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1487)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range
Par
Aircraft
Low
BONDS
Range since Jan.
High.
Lew
1
American
Baking
preferred
•7%
*
voting
ctfs
ext
—100
20%
2%
1%
2%
4%
1%
*
dep rets ord shares
(The)
(R
Si
Wilson
Brothers
5%
261
10,100
50
37% Jan
46
14
44
May
1947
1927)
1927)
May-Nov
1947
of Chile
Bonds
Friday's
Range since
Sold
High
Jan. 1
No.
Low
stmpd
J60
June-Dec
(Plan A) 2s
6%s 1919—:
Government
$65
$103'/a
103 Va
99%
$42%
—
$36
—
41
43
58%
58
2012—Jan-July
—Jan-July
64
48
58%
35
37 %
38
7
7%
11
4%
12'A
7%
June-Dec
;
.
High
$60
April-Ocf
1931—
6s
1921
7%
20
4Va
12%
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction
(not included in year's
Odd-lot transaction (not included in year's range),
f Ex-distribution,
range),
d Ex-interest,
g Ex-stock dividend,
h ExUnder-the-rule transaction (not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash
included in year's range),
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights, z Ex-liquidating dividend.
principal.
(not
n
19 %
20%
18%
Jan
100
30
Jan
37% Aug
12%
12%
800
10
Jan
14"%
.—25
28%
28%
50
24'A
Jan
4 Va
4%
800
4
Jun
5% Jan
12'/a Mar
sales
no
being
transacted
during
week.
current
^
32% Jun
1
prices;
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.
21% July
20% Feb
34
asked
being traded flat.
^Reported in receivership.
Mar
19
and
bid
ABonds
% Mar
34
20% July
125/a
16%
5
975
75
16%
16
1,700
•
7%
100
ft
9
1 <1
%
16,300
1
common
7%
1
4%%
a
Oct
ft Jan
20%
.
Lt
of
Janeiro
A5%s
% Sep
8
Jan
186
Feb
de
ARussian
4% July
105 % May
Aug
19%
Ltd—
pfd
3%
40
2
450
19%
19
59 Va
59 %
8
Va
Stock and Bond
Jan
Below
Apr
listed
4'A Jun
19
on
Jun
-Stocks-
Aug
33'A Sep
30
20
15%
Jan
20% Sep
Indus¬
Rail-
Jan
75
trials
toads
-Bonds-
107% Feb
39
2,000
Averages
the
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow, Jones & Co.: •
are
19% Jan
300
62
1?
2% Mar
12 %
103
Jun
10% Mar
Sep
ft Mar
475
28%
Jan
6%
2,500
26%
27%
1
Woodall Industries Inc
Woodley Petroleum common
~Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
3%
17%
104 %
3%
16%
104
100
Wood Newspaper Machine
American
or
Bid & Asked
Mar
20%
1
Co
&
•
3% Jan
412
270
5
%
44
25
Pwr
261
ft
1
preferred
Wisconsin
300
3,800
158
(issue of Oct
Rio
3% Mar
10
1
Corp
C)
Petroleums
Sale Price
Mortgage Bank of-Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
Parana stamped
(Flan A) 2%s 2008-.-Mar-Sept
Peru (Republic of)—
*
i
»inklng fund 3s Jan 1 1997Jan-July
Feb
20
Inc—
White's Auto Stores Inc
5%% convertible preferred
Wichita River Oil Corp
Williams
":
7%
ft
com—*
Westmoreland Coal
Wickes
Jan
(issue
A7s
$Friday's
Is
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wilrich
139
Apr
37
190
3%
Jan
11%
145 y2
257
Jan
Jan
101
Ry 7% 1st pfd—100
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Westmoreland
17% Jan
1
3%
•
1% Jan
4% Jun
100
7 Va
4%
26% Jan
2% Feb
162,900
7
1.25
"
A7s
AMortgage Bank
Oct
24
2%
143
*
Stationary
600
28'A
112%
17'A May
19% Oct
200
5
4%
26%
10c
West Texas Utilities 4.40%
Leaseholds Ltd
Western Maryland
&
Jan
174,400
•Western
Tablet
3y2
3,500
40c
Manufacturings—
pfd
Jan
200
19%
.—1
common
18%
19%
Baking Co Warrants
Western
Last
Period
Low
8% Feb
5% Feb
dan
105%
2,200
is %
1
Wasatch Corp
Amer
30
4
,3%
S
5,100
112% 112%
»
30
'Webb & Knapp Inc
$6 series' preference
"iWentworth
5%
'5%
1
$2 cumulative preferred
Wallace & Tiernan Inc
Waltham Watch Co
Week's Range
Interest
Exchange
High
43A Sep
5%
•
'
Waitt & Bond Inc
Ward
Stock
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
Co
Wagner
1
Friday
Shares
w
Waco
OCTOBER
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
Max
10
I
V-'
Date
•
30_1
10
15
10
First
Second
10
Util¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Util¬
ities
l
Total
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ities
100.20
Total
40
Bonda
Mm
5s
.—-—£1
Ltd
*
6,100
BONDS
Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
Sale Price
Friday's
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Amer Steel
&
Pump 4s inc debs
Aopalachian Elec Power 3%s
Bethlehem
Boston
Steel
Edison
6s
Aug
2%s
1994
series
Chicago Transit Authority 3%s
Lackawanna
1st
'
N
mortgage
A 1st
r
of
4s
mortgage
Eastern Gas
Elmira
J
&
Water
Lt
4s
A
-June-Dec
RR
B
Nov
ex
1
5s
1956
—
1947
1953-.
Western
1
RR
i
England
1940
Power
mortgage
6%s
Ohio
due
Power
1st
Piedmont
with Oct.
ex
Oct
&
3%s
1968
Power
Corp
$47 Va
105
62.66
163.69
97.43
100.22
99.47
96.89
98.50
6
458.19
152.59
62.80
163.01
97.36
100.43
99.65
96.92
93.59
Bonds
-
Jan. 1
No.
Low
30
High
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock
68
100 %
104%
145
150
15
95
100
21
87%
92%
2
72
81
3
64
72
1
99
93%
Date—
*
Closing
Oct.
80.11 July 27
Low
68.05 Jan
Tues.
Oct.
4
75.71
Oct.
5—
75.89
6—
76.01
Thurs.
Oct.
Oct.
Harbor
Water
3%s
1964
—
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
99
108
130
46
49%
48
The SEC index of stock prices
139
129%
138%
and
ref
-Jan-July
93%
98
100
102%
—
5
90%
17
100%
104%
4
94 %
100 Va
Trade,
$100% 101'A
100
398.3
3s
6%s
Goods
D
3s
series
E
143% 143%
98
series
F
5s
series
II
$95
143%
8
1962_Jan-July
—Mar-Sept
Jan-July
90
90
100%
Feb-Aug
97%
deb
conv
B
1973
Southern
California
Counties
Southwestern
Spalding
Terni
G)
(A
Gas
Gas
Gas
&
3%s
337.9
Bros
&
A6%s with Aug
1
1947
United
Aug
ex
Dye
1
5s
Dec
ex
Wasatch
1
Corp
1947
deb
98%
319.2
—•—
Service
,
335.4
—5.4
335.4
265.6
321.1
—4.5
324.2
297.5
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
159
"l
88
110
82
98%
103%
98%
103 %
Mon. Oct. 3
2,721,870
$4,278,000
95%
103 'A
Tues. Oct. 4
2,030,680
4,549,000
383,500
Wed. Oct. 5
1,921,605
3,678,000
226,000
1,690,733
3,620,000
148,000
3,768,000
3,755,000
167,000
3,922,000
Penn
Traction
Newspaper
2
94%
99%
103%
100
98
103%
104%
95
100% 101%
6s
1953
15
98
21
"98
100
"
,■
11
83
June-Dec
1956
98%
1963
.
Jan-July
1959.
23
Total
Feb-Aug
7 8'A
112
66
92
80
92%
8C
!
103
Friday
Interest
Period
Exchange
Last
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Agricultural Mortgage Bank (Col)
A 20-year 7s
April 1946—
Jan
1947
;
ABaden
(Germany) 7s 1951
ACauca Valley 7s 1948
No.
—
series
ADanzig
Port
AGerman
f
B
&
Cons
secured
Waterways
JAunic
6s
(CitW^Ger
AHanover
(ProVr
6%s
1947
1947
AHanover
ALima
7s
:
7s
1939
1,070,500
AMedellia
$706,238,880
Jan. 1
Low
Domestic
of
Shares)
157%
89%
$82
76
100
1952—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
$116
125
109
109
88
27%
18%
Total
$22,000
32,000
"$8,000
91,000
5,000
158,000
51,000
134,000
19.000
52,000
22,000
38,000
26,000
"14,000
78,000
J^ZOOO
$121,000
$27,000
$469,000
Week Ended Oct. 7
1955
137
83
Stocks—No.
of
120
74.000
Jan. 1 to Oct. 7
1955
'
1954
3,798,805
Shares
3,537,986
179,481,329
108,593,290
Bonds
197
Domestic—«.
155%
(Pferu)'6%s stamped 1958——Mdr-Sept
stamped" (Plan A) 2%s 2008-—May-Nou
$70
64
70 Va
Foreign government—
Foreign corporate
42%
19 54
27%
97
131
$80
Bonds
$68,000
$46,000
3,798,805
160%
$43%
Total
676,030
98
^June-Dec
Bonds
182%
89%
196
Foreign
Corporate
775,620
76
May-Nou
Bonds
611,790
113
$82
—June-Dec
Foreign
Government
Bonds
882,525
High
150
$826,881,000
Stocks
197
1951—
607,542,400
$15,337,800
(Number
196
7s .stamped
68,579,600
757,848,400
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Range since
$86
City
.Maranhao
2,438,000
12,861,800
$20,953,500
$146
1949
849,000
97,820,980
19,880,000
;
■'—-Feb-Aug
6%s
$12,000
441,000
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
113
$175%
27%
$26,500
$5,000
89
April-Oct
1951
401,459,853
108%
106 Va
Feb-Aug
A6s
520,566,196
852,840
$90
June-Dec
Central Bk of German State & Prov Banks—
A 6s series A
1952
AS
High
Sold
19 54
19 55
195i
10,787,563
105%
100%
Bonds
$20,953,500
Jun. 1 to Oct. 7
33,000
$90
April-Oct
Jan-July
Jan-July
$3,000
$3,000
Government
—
—
A20-year 7s
3,904,000
International Bank
Week's Range
or
4,935,500
Bonds
U. S.
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
BONDS
American Stock
$3,000
1955
100 %
73%
106
103
Sales
$4,424,000
$1,070,500
$19,880,000
10,512,618
Shatfis
of
Foreign
102%
103 %
Bond
Bonds
Week Ended Oct. 7
Total
$106% 107
103
10,512,018
Railroad and Industrial
$101% 105
$101
79%,,
-June-Aug
6s
108
87%
Total
Government
$146,000
107
$25
June-Dec
—-June-Dec
2,147,730
Bonds
United States
Bonds
Bonds
104
93%
$105
-——
1960
Union
$105
Feb-Aug
1956
Int'
Jnt'l
Bank
Foreign
100%
1
100
Feb-Aug
—*
Fri. Oct. 7
105 %
98%
98%
$25
1973
A
ser
5s
Shares
Thurs. Oct. 6
*
of and Miscel.
103
100% 100 %
Feb-Aug
1953
coupon
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
West
97%
"
Railroad
Stocks
Number
Stocks—No,
coupon
6s
143.6
159.0
—2.3
156.6
317.2
306.6
and
102
97%
$99
May-ZVou
Washington
Western
97 '/a
100%
1970
1989
United Electric Service Co—
A7s with Dec 1 1940 coupon
A 7s
283.5
100
$99% 100'A
$101
104
1971—Jan-July
3s
3%s
1940 coupon
Chemical
&
339.1
153.0
Finance
183
Co—
A6%8
—5.5
324.7
102
$99'A 103
$94
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1970
(Calif.)
Electric
Hydro-Electric
342.0
135
—
99% 100%
——Feb-Aug
—
Southern
434.0
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
156
91
11
102
—
1979
—4.9
lUJ*a
170
98 %
$155
1978
3s
304.2
434.0
381.4
412.6
—
Goods
Transportation
$25
98%
May-Nov
3s,
1976
series
398.3
$105
1981—May-Nou
1958
Corp
1976—.
3 %s
—4.2
Change
103%
102
$98% 104
269.4
417.1
417.1
Utility
97%
99
334.2
—4.6
334.2
Manufacturing
Non-Durable
99
LOW
—4.4
319.6
-
1955-
Percent
Sept. 23, '55
397.9
Composite
composite and by major industry
and with highs and lows for the
High
Sept. 30, *55
101
93'A
97
April-Oct
;
1973—
M
based on the closing prices of the common
groups compared with the preceding week
current year are as follows (1939=100):
Mining
1998_Jan-July
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
1st
4
SEC Index of Stock Prices
13(j
101% 102 Va
June-Dec
47.32 Jan
99
81%
5
—
$160
97%
68.72 Dec 31
Low
—
95
—
106
$101% 104
1960
April-Oct
I960—iJ————
1953.—
Power
2%8 series C
High
75.99
7
18
1954
„
100% 100%
coupon
coupon
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
3%s series A
Range for
$25
$93%
1965
High
-
Safe
Range tor
76.16
3—
Wed.
103%
$105
ApriZ-Oct
May-Nou
Averages
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
99%
100%
—
$149
—
98.54
Range since
Sold
134
Jan-July
Corp. 6V2s A
Housing
153.10
•
Co—
1940
1947
194 %
j161 %
April-Oct
Reading Tube Corp 6s 1971
ARuhr
461.14
$25
Mar-Nou
1963—.*—
to
Service Electric & Gas Co 6s
ARuhr Gas
98.53
5———
Durable
;
1
1
98.53
96.82
60%
1105
liq tr ctfs—
1953
Hydro-Electric
A6%s
96.85
99.81
Ltd—
mortgage
1971_.
A6%s
Public
99.85
100.22
64
u00% 104
.-Jan-July
1952——
mortgage 3s
Pennsylvania Water
3 'As
1970 —L
100.16
97.29
•
stocks for the week ended Sept. 30, 1955, for
1961
extended
1st
96.76
97.26
162.93
May-Nov
coupon
Co
6%s
1953
99.97
162.05
62.58
64 %
198
June-Dee
3%s
Nippon Electric Fower
A 1st
64%
%
-June-Oec
1970—
4s
A7s ex Nov 1 1947 coupon 1952
Altalian Power Realization Trust
6%%
Midland Valley RR 4%
1963
:New
97,26
62.38
152.20
145
-Mar-Sept
Jan-July
St, Rys 5%s 1938
Isarco Hydro-Electric Co—
Nov
165.56
151.64
458.85
74%
_May-Nou
1953
coupon
&
with
73
74%
_May-Nov
,AHamburg Electric 7s 1935
; AHamburg Elev
& Underground
A7s
63.14
455.70
4-
Fri.
—
&
91 %
May
Finland Residential
Mtge Bank 5s 1961
5y2s conv debs 1967_
AGesfuerel 6s debs 1953——
Guantanamo
97
90
_Jan-July
_Mar-Sept
.Flying Tiger Line
.
96
.May-Nov
1993
1965—
Ercole Marrelli Elec Mtge Co- A6%s with Nov 1 1940 coupon
A6%s
155.05
3^——
Oct.
Feb
Mon.
1993
series
3y2s
&
466.62
Oct,
21?
Division—
series
Fuel
145
__Jan-July
1978
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
j
101% 102 %
_Quar-Feb
1970
A
$60%
.June-Dec
1998
1
High
—Jun-Dec
1970
Sept
3% Mar
Week's Range
Friday
American
9% Jan
3% Mar
Oct.
receipts
IIS Sep
Oct.
deposit
6% preference
Wright Hargreaves
—
$321,000
$346,000
112,000
27,000
112,000
$13,281,000
13,669,000
2,363,000
$9,794,000
_12JL,000
$469,000
$570,000
$29,313,000
$22,146,000
8,575,000
3,777,000
43
Total
35
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1488)
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
Boston Stock
Tel
American
5
*
100
Tel—_—
&
Shares
Low
Par
Motors Corp
for Week
-
'
American
Boston Edison
Boston
—,
—
3,202
172%
Jan
3Ji
Oct
69%
683
47%
414
52%
preferred
26%
177
15
Jan
62
62%
46
29%
Jan
64%
37%
__
Calumet
—100
_—
Personal
*
Prop—
38
20
34
Jan
40%
10%
Jan
—;
5
Co————.—--10
56%
>■
St Ry
Mass
43%
12%
13
13 ¥4
30 ¥4
56%
47%
45
57%
40%
13 Vb
__
Copper Range Co—__
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc——_——10
-*■'
Eastern
11%
11%
Hecla Inc
&
Cities Service
New
29%
York Stock Exchange
100
cumulative prefererd adj
Eastern SS Lines Inc
———-
—-*
First National Stores Inc
DETROIT
Telephone: WOodward 2-5525
15% Mar
190
40 % May
62
Sep
69
35% May
9% Jan
50%
Sep
14'/8
Sep
56
13 %
Oct
22%
Jan
31
221
^16%
Jan
58
590
50
4,742
.
543
31
61%
Jun
47%
58
Detroit Stock
Oct
52% Mar
Oct
Friday
STOCKS
General Electric (new)
4814
—5
Sep
When
83%
50c
Island Creek Coal
Co
Kennecott
Corp
*
Corp ———10
Copper
Lone Star Cement
Narragansett Racing Association
New England Electric System
Tel
Tel
E
&
Co
N
20
1614
100
Y, N H & Hart RR-
90%
135%
Sep
45%
Sep
42 ¥4
365
41%
Oct
42%
Oct
Allen
26%
197
20% Mar
29%
Sep
American
573
„
98%
Electric
13
16¥8
16%
2.122
135% 136 ¥2
364
210
129%
Aug
Baldwin
69%
Sep
Big
13
Jan
16
Jan
Bohn
16%
62%
Jan
5614 May
10
62%
Sep
18
May
Briggs
Manufacturing
Feb
Brown
McLaren Mfg
Jun
145
30%
£5
30%
Oct
38%
3%
3,420
1%
Jan
56 ¥4
186
49% Mar
3% July
64% July
43 ¥4
43
¥4
6
38%
Feb
45%
Sep
25%
£10
21%
Jan
30%
Jun
Detroit
Edison
24
Mills
Pennsylvania RR Co
Quincy Mining Co
Rexall Drug Co
Shawmut
Stone
Webster
Torrington
Union
24
150
14
Jan
24
Sep
Detroit
Gray
10%
U
S
Shoe
24
27%
24
Co
Detroit
30% Aug
25% May
Fruehauf
22
d&r
990
19%
1,563
2214 Apr
1314 Mar
52%
54%
2,654
51
Feb
60 %
49
50%
700
45%
Jun
54% Mar
44%
45%
5
60
39% Mar
Sep
5814
8
50%
Jun
New
Jan
14%
Sep
Goebel
Brewing
Oct
82%
Jan
Graham
61
50
43 %
Jan
73%
Apr
Great
Cincinnaii Stock
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Par
American Laundry
Carey
Champion
Gas
Preferred
N
O
Milling
&
.10
T
Cincinnati
P preferred
Telephone
Cincinnati
Union
Dow
Eagle
Formica
*
Co
jt—:
•
common—
class
S
•
B
Rapid
Printing
Airlines
Tobacco
Armco Steel
5
Co
Bethlehem
(new)[
Peninsular
151
&
Oct
River
Sep
Rudy
—
39% Oct
98
Studebaker
Jan
42
41%
42%
487
39% May
54% Aug
50% Jan
98% 100%
401
91
Feb
32
45
27%
28
230
39
20
22%
23
56%
56%
22%
23
45
178% 180
329
172%
490
2 §2
Sep
107 %
Aug
Superior
24
Jan
35
16%
Jan
28%
40
80
20%
Jan
29 %
Welding
Apr
63%
Jan
27
3i/2
77%
105
62%
200
47%
Jan
__
44%
45%
125
36% Ma.v
14%
15%
105
12% Mar
__
6
II
8
16%
25
52%
51%
52%
__
94%
96
__
25
10
•
55%
56%
Curtiss-Wright
16%
1
7
Pont
5
Kodak Co
45
212%
10
Electric
Auto-Lite
Federated Department Stores
General Electric
„IIII_5
5
...
._i._
.
Glenn L Martin Co
Montgomery Ward
Co
Inc
Distillers
Central
Pennsylvania RR
(new)
J
Reynolds Tob
Regis Paper
American
Sep
Sep
American
Can
Sep
American
Co
.
(Ohio)
HDi°n Carbide
U S Rubber Co
47%
Sep
53 %
Jan
72'A
Sep
27%
28%
60
24%
Jan
31
125
Sep
89
55
34%
34%
15
197/..
io7/_
_I
45%
46%
265
69 %
69%
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Jan
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Jan
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Number 5471
182
Volume
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(1489)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Friday
8TOCKS
Week's
Last
Par
1
Canso Natural Gas Ltd
Carrier
Case
Corp
(Un)
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100
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61J/2 Mar
National
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National
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Niagara Mohawk
10
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Jan
43%
Jan
20
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63'/a
76
18%
Jan
Feb
95
95
97
57%
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Sep
Crucible
Steel
Co
(Un)
•
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Feb
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25%
Feb
Pacific
Jan
Pacific
Finance
Pacific
4 5'A
Jan
52%
Aug
21
Oct
30 J/4
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540
10 V2
Jun
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2.20
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10
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Apr
3
32
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27% Mar
1
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Food
86'%
54
850
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41
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100
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&
—
39%
4
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Bond
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Pennsylvania Railroad (Un)
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Eastern
10
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135
100
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47%
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Aug
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54%
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350
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July
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21
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Low
5
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1.00
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Feb
100
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Sales
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Sale Price
May
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7
Sales
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60
1,003
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Jan
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83
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25c
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Sep
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14
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171
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Jan
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York Corp
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:
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1
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
I
7
Friday
Midwesi Stock Exchange
Hein Werner Corp
Steel
Mfg
Brass
Mfg.;
10%
10%
8-/a
40%
12
10%
^ '8
47
67%
23
,
47
65
23
65
22%
1
Can Co
—12.50
C.vanamid Co
10
Investment Co i 111»
1
Machine & Foundry
7
Motors Corp——_
——5
Rad & Stand San (Un)
5
Theatres
Paramount
American
American
American
American
American
American
42"%
55%
35%
—
__
23
•
56%
35%
25%
9
23%
Brick
35%
Sep
Indiana
Sep
30%
Feb
Inland
Jan
12
Oct
Interiake Steamship
Jan
11
Apr
International
Harvester
Jan
11
July
International
Mineral
% Mar
Co.
Products
Steel
Steel
International
bl
8074
Apr
International Paper
Jan
29
Jun
International
Shoe
Tel
100
& Tel Co
Tel
—342
Rights
American
Tobacco
American
Viscose
Oil
Amurex
Anaconda
66%
A com________5
6%
64%
6%
64%
44%
13%
6%
69%
46%
—50
.____——10
(111)
Co
„
5
„
Mining (Un)
Copper
common
v
1,300
3,500
100
3,400
700
100
14
—6
6
1
15%
13% 15%
$1.50 conv 2nd preferred
28
27% 28%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe
50
—
1351/4 135%
Athey
Products Corp
4
12%
12% 12%
Warrants
______—
Ashland Oil
Refining common
&
—______10
Co
Refining
Atlantic
Avco
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Bastian-Blessing
Bearings
Inc
Iowa
Power
35%
Apr
Oct
13%
Feb
27%
Borg
Borg-Warner
Budd
Co
47%
Jan
82% Aug
36% May
50%
Sep
1174 Mar
16%
Power Co
7%
Mar
6
Jan
17
Jun
25 74
J an
2974
Jun
Jan
124
8%
1
Jan
150% Jun
13 74 Feb
40%
34% May
Sep
Jan
9%
Jun
Mar
8%
Apr
2%
6
24% Mar
25%
49
1%
153
25
18%
1,250
400
35%
__
21%
25%
Jun
57%
Jan
16%
Jan
24%
Jan
5oo
343/4
Jan
57
50
Sen
165
Mar
25
Jan
21
Apr
1% Jan
May
104%
Sep
31% May
46% Aug
1
Apr
3%
Jan
800
60
20%
16%
26
21%
2%
400
150
300
V2
1,400
35 %
Jan
41
Jun
31V4
13%
300
100
30%
Sep
4174
Jan
1274
Jun
16%
1°7
10774
45% 45%
27
28%
200
100
1,400
83%
Jan
113 V*
43%
Jan
47
Mar
Light
2774
23%
Jan
31
Sep
Jan
1574
Sep
22%
Apr
36
Sep
47%
Carrier
Corp
4%%
common
66
Aug
Aug
21%
17
27%
800
500
16% Mar
23
16% Mar
21% Aug
300
23%
Jan
34 %
Jun
22
350
18% Mar
22%
Sep
July
Corp of America
Central & South West Corp
Illinois Light Co
Central
Central Illinois Pub Serv
Certain-teed
Chicago
5c/t
Ry—._
series A„l__—_:
cum
52%
•
Paul & Pac common
Northwestern
&
28
26%
*
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Chic Milw St
Chicago
49 %
25
1
(Un)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
__
4%%
preferred
.
1474
3374
500
12%
3374
100
30%. Jan
3674 Aug
28
27%
28%
400
27%
35% July
14%
Oct
Stephens & Shinkle Shoe
Jones &
Laughlin Steel
Kansas
Katz
Drug
&
Light
Knapp
48 74
50
900
32 >4 Mar
54
Sep
36 74
36
37
800
307/2 Jan
4174
SeD
21%
Jan
2474 Mar
15 %
Jan
2274 Aug
99 74
Jan
127% Aug
38
Jan
__
(Un)_____8.75
__
1
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Kio Oil & Development
__
4974
1
1
__
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Cement
Field
&
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McKay
&
Co
Mfg
Machine
Medusa
Merck
Cement
$1
&
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
River
Modine
Mfg
Monsanto
1374
13%
Jan
22%
Apr
21
22
400
600
18% Jan
2274
Apr
36
Jan
Co
5
Jan
Jun
874
Jan
9 0 74
1,600
6774
Jan
3574
100
32%
32%
2,800
39%
19
72
Feb
39%
Oct
350
61%
Feb
76
Oct
21
Oct
Jan
1674
Jun
21
400
15%
Jn0
13
700
6,0jJ
t>%
22
30% Sep
1,000
3074
8va
21
16% Jan
4574
Foods
Clinton
Coleman
Edison
Cement
Consolidated
Power
Consumers
Continental
36%
Feb
800
46
7C0
400
24
Jan
3074
Sep
23%
Apr
2974
Jun
53
900
600
42%
Jan
5674
Sep
20%
Sep
2578
Jan
700
16%
Jan
29%
Sep
200
17% Aug
21%
Sep
23%
27
*
19
Jan
100
3674
Sep
39% Aug
87
100
87
Oct
101% May
10
3ud
24
46%
79%
Feb
2774 Aug
30%
42
Aug
53
July
23
May
34
Jan
Oct
4674
73%
Apr
93%
Sep
6074
Jun
Motors
Crane Co
Cudahy Packing Co—
12% Jun
May
&
100
July
States
Edison
Detroit
Power
Co
common
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Dodge
Oil
Chemical
Dow
Drewerys Ltd USA Inc
Du Pont <E I) de Nemours
3274
Jan
Pacific
17%
Feb
Pan
Mar
Apr
47% Jan
46% May
59
46%
Jun
50% Mar
9%
Aug
14%
Feb
36%
Sep
48
Jan
6% Jan
16
4,100
Sep
974 May
Jan
2474 Aug
(Un)
Controller
Electric
Radio &
Falstaff
& Mfg_—
Phonograph
Brewing
35%
37%
200
200
33%
Jan
3774
Aug
32
Jun
4074
Sep
29
29%
300
19%
Sep
29 74
Oct
53 %
54
400
43 % Mar
59%
Sep
19%
20
215
200
19%
Oct
100
157%
215
—
'
—
*
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Emerson
35%
36%
10
Kodak Co (Un)
Eastman
38%
3574
19%
220
79% 79%
220
220
51
52
13
13
Flour
Dairies
Four-Wheel
Fox
America
of
Mills
Foremost
Gas
Sep
23%
Jan
Jan
246
68% Mar
87
General
Box
Jan
240
Aug
55
100
43
May
54
Jan
13
Oct
16%
Feb
200
15% May;
5%
convertible
Pennsylvania
Peoples
Philco
Corp
Phillips
Coke____'
Co
General
Foods
General
Motors
Public
Service
Pullman
Pure
Oil
Co
31
Aug
52 74
Aug
37%
Jun
2174
Sep
24%
Apr
600
50
20O
48%
32
__
22 %
__
New
(when
common
Radio
1774
16
Sep
2374
25
2574
148
149%
2074 29%
4074 40%
52
53%
32
32%
7574 79
7%
8%
14974
2074
'__
52
—
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__
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Co
(Thei Co
New
common
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I
i
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6,300
36%
200
40
%• Sep
33%
13%
1,500
9,400
37
12%
84
84
100
64
41%
41%
200
Jun
8574
Jun
48%
class A
Jan
Jan
Oct
148
Co
24% July
36% Jan
49
Jan
4174
Sep
-___
Jan
6474 Aug
Oct
43 74
Jun
79%
Sep-
7%
Oct
10
Jan
38%
Jan
43
Sep
70% May
May
7174 Mar
34% May
41% Jun
100
1,200
57
30% Mar
33% Sep
37%
Jan
55 74
16%
4674
1574
Oct
1,400
1,500
40
24
Jan
Mav
45 %
July
Southern
Southern
Co
Co
Co
Oct
Sep
Sparks Withington Co 6rr
41%
Oct
4474
Sep
66
Jun
20
Aug
Corp
♦
2%
2%
2%
700
19%
19 %
22 %
22%
300
500
14
1 474
1,700
1374
Sep
16%
Feb
40 74
4 0 74
22
2 00
700
150
34% Mar
49%
Jan
21%
2774 Aug
__
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__
2 1 74
-
17%
17%
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21%
58%
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53%
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20%
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2
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Organ Co
Jan
15%
Jan
3174 July
400
100
1.300
800
200
700
500
200
26
26
83%
2274
2274
83%
2374
10
1,600
Brewing Co
see
page
Stewart-Warner
Sep
___15
—^__10
Aug
1774
Jun
74 74
Jan
56%
Jan
18 %
Jun
4974 Mar
50
Mar
18
Jan
5174 Jan
Oct
11%
Sep
Storkline
90
Sep
Studebaker-Packard
574
1.800
40%
550
26% .—1,550
27
550
Sunbeam
Furniture
Corp
Jun
Aug
4274 July
Sundstrand
27
25%
Oct
35
Jan
Swift
20
Jan
28%
Aug
Sylvania
4% Mar
-
6%
Corp
:
&
Oil Co
Company
Electric
Products
65
Sep
July
Oct
28%
83 %
Oct
85
Apr
21%
Sep
2974
Jun
26
Jan
1074
Jan
1%
Jan
1674 July
3% July
Jan
9574 July
1.600
2 74
5 00
100
49%
1,700
-1,500
106%
Jan
1,000
4274
Jan
5074
1,400
600
24 74
Feb
37% Aug
130
132%
47%
4874
—
36
14
37
14
22
22
22%
200
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10
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1
23
22%
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47%
44%
44 74
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1474
37
—_25
63
21% Mar
8 5 74
5
1
24% Sep
5974
48%
49%
130
10
Machine Tool
Sunray Mid Continent
Feb
112% Sep
65% Mar
2 74
14
1
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Container Corp
21
Oct
8 5 74
1474
__
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n
25
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61% Mar
5%
2674
Oct
•
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900
53/4
1
45.
Oil
Oil
Standard
400
11
87%
25%
26%
Standard
Standard
Jan
Stone
11
39
Sep
Feb
374
41
87%
26%'
2074
Oct
1*% Julv
87%
40%
California
of
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2
274
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26
2
1,400
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Warrants
1674 May
183
15
10
Spiegel
Standard
1*%
41
1474
_l
„
374 Mar
3474 Mar
41
1
com
Jan
2274
100
15
3
n
footnotes
2
*
common
(Un)
new
n
2
Mar
1074
25
—
__
31
800
500
'
4474 Mar
Jan
28
1
Sperry Rand Corp_
Sep
Sep
1474
15
(Un)
13%
87%
16% May
Jun
50 74
2774
1
Service
Feb
51
1074
1574
5
Public
Sep
Jan
Mar
2 774
5
(Dm
Pacific
Southwestern
774
Jun
25% Apr
5474
41 % May
9
49
25%
1574
7.50
Mav
7%
38%
Chemical-
May
4874
32
1,200
1
CO—
&
Socony Mobil Gas Co Inc (Un)
300
&
Jun
Mar
166
17% Mar
1,100
1,400
1,750
200
12
Co
Sep
500
,
Jun
32%
5
Signode Steel Strapping
Sinclair Oil Corp
Y 400
__
974
2574 July
3074
4574
1 674
49%
1.40
Sep
17%
Dredge & Dock—
(G)
44
47%
56%
145
61 %
Corp
For
Feb
89% Mar
39%
Harnischfeger Corp
Helleman
Jan
75%
17%
Towing
Hammond
46%
100
1.500
58%
Lakes
Hallicrafters
3,400
79
38%
Great
Oil
49%
17%
Oil
Griesedieck
Oil
—
Lakes
Gulf
Roebuck
Shell
•
Great
Greyhound
Schwitzer-Cummins
36%
lo
;
Stores
Drug
Great Lakes
Louis Public Service
Sears
*
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Graham-Paige
5
15
22% Jan
5
Regis Paper Co——
Schenley Industries (Un)
3% Feb
Co
(Un)"
Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard
St
79 % Mar
38
Jun
1874 July
8
^
St
2074 Mar
13
Oct
22
31%
25%
Jun
38
36
4974
Jan
Jan
45
*
SeD
1
200
400
Oct
17
15%
5
Paoer__
2%
10
:
64% July
3274
-—10
Spring & Axle_
17%
1
Corp
Refrigerator
Mar
•
25%
Raisin
Rockwell
49% Mar
1
Telephone
Gibson
Gillette
Jan
5
49
300
45%
5
6374 "'
Drug (Un)
2.50
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700
48%
45%
2,600
400
1,100
"200"
300
200
\ 1.1C0
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3574
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4,500
7,700
42
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1574
4674
9
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Raytheon Manufacturing Co
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
53%
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17%
16 %
774
24%
7
7
2 4 74
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:
53%
48%
136%
4974
1774
16
,
25
1
(Un)
17%
5
55%
48%-
4874
'
Corp of America
6% July
Jun
Utilities (Un)___
Public
General
Jan
3
11%
*
32%
22%
5474
54 74
*
Indiana—
common
River
69
common
Sep
Jan
l
Richman Bros Co
Jan
S
old
Sep
73
Aug
33%c
(Un)
of
Company
Sep
Feb
Co
Corp
18%
Jan
20%
100
—
Co
Aug
9%
Corp
Jan
32
_3
(The)
Aug
2%
1674
55
4474
_12.50
(Un)
Petroleum Co
Potter
14%
Jan
57%
2%
Jan
100
600
100
*
(Un)
10
Mar
100
5,200
__
66
900
50
Dodge Corp
2674
7
1,000
'
Jun
82
600
48
5
Pepsi-Cola Co (Un)
(Charles) & Co
11%
10%
3
Jan
2374 Aug
23%
25
preferred
Pfizer
21% Sep
500
62%
2%
2
17% Mar
48
1
:
:_
prior
Gas Light &
1.200
10%
1
Sep
16
22 %
__
_25
(Un)
Airways
RR
1,500
800
62%
1
Electric
General
1774 Mar
*
General Dynamics Corp
July
33
Feb
22 74
5
Peabody Coal Co common
Quaker Oats Co
10%
Corp
Contract
General
49
Feb
13%
July
5
|
Transportation
Jan
24
32
Sep
185
300
400
2.50
Inc
Gamble-Skogmo
12 % July
1
Corp—,
Patterson-Sargent Co
22
4%
,_1,25
Sep
7% Jan
1.500
1,300
*
World
13%
4%
9
13%
..
Sep
45%
1774
70
12
Electric:—
&
American
12%
2
10
_—
88
Jan
1774
69
7.50
Chem
21 %
5
;
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Brewing
(Peter)
Gen Amer
Inc
Inc
Drive
17%
9%
13,400
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33
17%
Rexall
16%
1
Corp
2174
71
Jan
5574
69 74
„:
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Natural
Olln-Mathleson
26
Sep
31% May
1
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—^
1.200
150
Sep
Jan
23%
Jan
600
5
Co_.
'
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23"%
Oct
19%
5
Gas
(Un)
Co
Oklahoma
45%
35%
—
20%
6JO
1,300
1174 May
May
10
-2
33% May
34%
10
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Oct
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(Un)
Oak Manufacturing Co—^4.
Edison Co—
33% May
35
1
_.
15%
6974
5
i
200
400
20
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Match
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;
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100
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41
19
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30%
11%
46%
31%
15%
4574
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—
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Phelps
Deere
•
10
(Un)
Illinois Gas Co
(Minnesota)
11
44%
3074
__
41
Jan
7
19
Sep
40%
Jan
1,800
860
500
200
300
100
7%
23
Apr
150
Jan
84
150
38% Mar
7%
22
RR
1 974
1,030
2C0
453
20%
7 9 74
40
__
40
1
Corp
Pacific
Sep'
26%
14%
22%
Central
Illinois
7974
1 9 74
5
American Car Corp_„
Northern
19
5
Mfg—
Northern
Ohio
250
37%
York
North
&
__
_19
Ohio
3,400
36%
New
Sep
16%
10%
Prod
Co
Tile
Northern
Aug
29%
45
54
National
62
28%
49
1
1
National Standard Co
31%
300
44%
52
48%
9%
Lead
Corp
Distillers
National
47% May
30%. Sep
600
36
38-%
National
2,100
16%
__
19% Aug
8%
1
Cylinder Gas
99%
16%
_5
1
;
Curtis-Wright Corp (Un)
600
300
400
Container
Jan
57%
36
36%
8%
217s
19 74
Industries Inc__
National
66%
—
25
-
8 74
20 74
19
Napco
National
Feb
30%
37%
1
Corp
44% Mar
129%
200
44%
52
48%
2JO
Inc
Northern
3,800
1
*
1,100
46
6
37
25
common
Corp
89
4474
Jan
93
;
8774
46
Jan
35%
__
877«
9
92
__
Jun
45%
*
117%
93
-
Jun
115
200
3
47
•
Co
Jun
53
3674
5
System (Un)——
Commonwealth
700
Jan
35%
1
Inc
Co
Columbia Gas
__
—15
Inc
Jan
33%
51
28%
26%
30%
July
9% May
Oct
Motorola
Apr
26%
9% July
22
6%
50
24
4574
•
Mar
850
47"
46%
3% Jan
35
Sea
700
100
2C0
674
7%
102 74 102%
27% 2774
__
2
Sep
Feb
36
21
3074
Sep
38 V*
4374
15%
'
91
Jan
23 % July
21
4674
Co
Feb
674
32
30
27%
Chemical
48
4%
100
7174
10
Cement
Jun
200
3974
—12.50
Fuel
1,500
5
7
86
__
"
38
3574
8 74
*
Feb
5
__
1
Oct
7
'
30%
1
Mfg
Portland
Sep
1374
__
10
Brewing
&
26
21
„10
Inc common
Min
2274
Feb
72
1
preferred
Minneapolis
Apr
22%
__
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Hart
prior
20%
100
3174
15
Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Middle South Utilities—
Miller
14%
275
86
1
«
Portland
&
700
5
10
(Un»
15% Sep
1474
—__
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Apr
22%
1/
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474 Mar
Jun
25
1 4%
„
2
(Henry
2"%
22
__
♦
common
preferred
Lytton's
5%
13%
7
common
Jun
574 July
3% Mar
25
1 4 74
____<■
;
57%
2% Mar
22 74
__25
Libby McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co
Lindsay Chemical Co
3%
100
700
2J0
25
_4
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common—
4
37s
4
Co
600
1,000
500
300
4
__
-
Kropp Forge Co
22 %
22 74 22%
109
110
49% 50
374
374
„
*
5
■
22 74
,
3374c
Monarch
Jan
46%
*
Co
Kennecott Copper
6%
5%
4674
33 %c
& Chemical com
Power
5% July
5%
10
(Un)
Apr
63%
Oct
30%
93%
54%
1
Cleveland Electric Ilium
63%
Aug
21
54%
__
..100
._
Oct
50
9%
*
Cleveland Cliff's Iron common-
50
132
135
139
139
93% 97%
■
10
——
500
100
300
87
*
*
25
Co._
Service
Cities
City Products Corp
52
52
21%
36%
—
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__ 12.!j>0
Chrysler Corp
Jun
23
26%
19
—
100
Chicago Towel Co common—
$7 convertible preferred
.—
3574
51%
33
1
Products
29% Jan
21
32%
49%
—
*
10
800
50
51%
50
51%
•
—5
Celanese
33%
27%
25%
10
50
:
preferred
__
Sep
—
Co—
Johnson
Apr
32%
25
___
Jan
—
Montgomery Ward & Co
(Un)
Pacific
Canadian
Sep
3.50
—
Jan
12%
65
1,900
Sep
37%
*
_
Feb
Jan
60
20%
17
—5
12.50
Corp (Un)
Burton-Dixie Corp
Oct
Jan
40%
__
Burlington Industries Inc_—______—1
Burroughs
6%
34%
17%
35
41 %
.—5
—
Oct
5 % Mar
150%
24%
17%
—
*
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Sen
66%
12
1%
—
10
5
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&
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7974
Oct
57
__
*
1
,—5
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——
(George
Brach
5
(Uni
Feb
6474
50
100
25%
47%
—.—
Corp
Fisheries
Booth
6274
800
25%
47%
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Manufacturing
Binks
313 Sep
13
10
Corp
Steel
187% July
Aug
62%
2%
2%
Co
Consol
Bethlehem
Jan
3
900
4074
Jun
173
1,100
Jan
Oct
35%
90 %
2874
10
Sep
Sep
23
68% May
31%
13%
—
•
(Un)
63 %
12%
2%
Tel
&
Illinois Gas & Electric
&
18 % May
100
450
37
«■
___;
Iowa
62%
—50c
Bendix Aviation
Benguet
6%
—_______♦
Co
__,
Manufacturing
Belden
7%
6
12%
Corp
36%
7%
6%
36%
7%
—
Manufacturing
—
3
3
(Un)__——13
Automatic Washer Co
Co
7.50
Mar
300
8274
37%
31%
1374
15
Interstate
8%
400
100
9%
82%
__
5
——
Sep
21% Mar
700
800
200
400
36
—
•
Ltd
(Un)
Jun
24
300
19 V* July
20
Chemical-
&
33
29% May
500
64%
Feb
19
.
48% Mar
10,900
66%
class
Dev
&
77
Corp_*—25
Armco Steel
Armour
——25
_—_____
2.300
178% 179%
3 42
334
76
77
179
Oct
14%
2,100
1
45%
Jan
Kaiser Alum
American
33 %
18
Co
38% May
22%
Feb
Jan
1 7%
Co___37%
Packers
Jan
Oct
International
200
l,0u0
500
400
100
5C0
700
9%
27 %
1 774
__
65
21,
14% Tuly
49% July
3374
7
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36
1 ,> 0
1,000
,3,200
28%
43%
28%
42%
55'%
35%
25%
8%
22%
—
_______
Jan
7%
Broadcasting
American
Illinois
8%
K1,^
Jan
7%
5,250
500
Jan
38% July
374 Jan
r_10
49%
1
1
High
5 00
450
11"%
4974
7 74
33%
11%
49
7
31%
__
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Range slr.ce Jan.
Low
High
—10
48%
21%
200
Shares
High
26
300
21%
—
*
20
1
(Un)
American Airlines
,41(/
33%
21%
1
Alleghany Corp <Unj
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Chalmers
40?/tt
31%
117/B
—,
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A Ills
.
3
—
Bartlett
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door common
40% Mar
--
—
-
Aluminum
Advanced
Akron
Co
Corp
High
Spencer
Hupp
1
Range since Jan.
Low
31%
8
10
*
Castings
5
—50c
Laboratories
Abbott
Shares
Low
Par
Admiral
for Week
oi Trices
Sale Frice
Acme
Hibbard
Range
for Week
Low
Par
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
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Last
STOCKS
__
44 74
'
200
2.300
3,000
500
100
74
42% May
53% July
143% July
12% Mar
15
1874
9
33%
Sep
July
24
Jun
Aug
1574
Jan
Oct
39%
Jun
Jan
31%
Jan
50
Oct
2174
Sep
27 74
Jun
46
-44%
Mar
Oct
52% July
44 %
Oct
Number 5471 i
182
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1491)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
i
Friday
"*
STOCKS
'
Last
Week's
'
'
Sale Price
„
'
Texac- Co
TtJA-a
<The)
1
Thor
Toledo
Edison
Co
7Vt>r>
Traveler Radio
Coal
Union Carbide
Union
Oil
&
United
of
Carbon
Missouri
Corp
Aircraft
States
U
S
U
S ; Steel
Industries
Van
(Del)
(Un)
Dorn
Telegraph
White
Motor
Wisconsin
Woolworth
(F W)
Machine
Youngstown
Sheet
&
Sep
31%
Jan
500
103
26% Mar
100
81% Mar
28%
500
27%
50 %
400
48%
54%
100
38
100
54%
116%
59
Oct
54%
34'% Jan
6
100
6
215
Mar
13 %
300
13
Oct
57%
14
3,600
30%
8%
Oct
American
300
27%
Jan
22
20
Sep
28%
Oct
82
29%
Feb
29%
30
600
27%
Sep
31%
48%
48%
Sep
100
35
Jan
20%
20%
700
49% Aug
19%
Jan
22% Mar
22%
22%
200
21%
49
49%
600
46
Jan
24%
May
16%
16%
750
10%
95
98%
300
69%
Jan
Week's
16%
Armour
Sep
Sep
107
Louisiana
Armco Steel
Oil
-
-
American
Stores
American
Tel
Co
•
50%
178%
3
Corp
Atlantic
City Electric Co
*
common
i
w
32
29%
30%
12%
13%
Company
Campbell Soup Co
Chrysler "Corp
Columbia
Title
1
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15%
16%
1,365
9%
Jan
20%
21%
392
153/4
Jan
39 '%
38%
39%
44%
94%
92%
1,559
66 %
Jan
100%
29
3%
Aug
43/8
192
Sep
63%
Sep '
9%
Jan
1
6%
1;196
6%
37%
36%
37%
35%
35%
36
Light Co
10
—
Fidelity &
Deposit
Co—
Garfinckel "(Julius)
Motors
1—
____1.66%
(The)
Co
Lehigh
Coal
(Glenn
&
&
Co
•
46
Inc__h-—
Philadelphia Transportation
48%
75
18%
100
preferred
33 %
33%
_.75'
12%
31
29%
33
21%
21%
22%
32
32
,
3.66%
series
Progress
div
$1.40
Reading Co
Real
A
Mfg
pfd__
preference
Gas
Title
Ins
423
3,784
18%
__'
1,328
11%
Jan
19
July
20
July
43%
90
42% Mar
45
16
16
25
11%
16 J/2
31%
1,029
-
12% May
Oct
31%
19%
43%
Jan
24 '/e
Aug
Jun
Sep
July
Sep
.
634
28%
Feb
31 %
198
293/b
Jan
33% July
33'/s Apr
313/4
Jan
37%
3 %
Aug
32%
66
69
18%
18%
33%
4%
150
79
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13%
31%
66
Washington_25
common
31%
33
5
United Corp
Gas Improvement
Light
14%
30%
United
Gas
14%
79
4%
150
80 %
6
6
185
43
1,681
50
10
447
July
25
5%
36%
1,283
353/4
Jun
41
1,194
38%
99%
99%
10
98 %
Apr
44%
44%
119
36%
Jun
5s
series
A
Washington
4s
ser
A
Jan
1975
85
1975
85
89
$6,000
1,000
1960
106% 106%
1,000
Sale Price
42 J/2 July
443/4
July
Sep
Cement
Calaveras
California
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Arkansas
Fuel
Oil
*
Corp
5
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
/Canada
Fort
Pitt
Harbison
Lone
Walker
108
May
Star
Natco
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
$2.50
convertible
common
Co
Rockwell
San
31
Jan
17'%
Feb
1,854
4'%
Sep
7'%
Jan
35'%
353's
36
499
34
Jan
27'%
27'%
126
25'%
Apr
28%
4%
Glass
Alloys Steel
Air
37% July
Jan
For footnotes
see
page
24
Jun
Mar
45.
Apr
__
12,382
121
70c
Sep
31%
Jan
67
42%
Jan
Jan
993/8
28%
28%
180
2iy8 Mar
(Un)__
(Un)
Columbia
Class
;
Broadcast System
10
Gas
Consolidated
System
Consolidated
Foods
Consolidated
N
118
26
J/a
Sep
27
231/4
266
23 »/4
Oct
23%
Gas
16%
16%
1,187
17'/a
Feb
44 J/2
a44 J/2
a45
101
47%
Jan
162
167
721
First
50
13'A
Jan
23'%
49
491/8
591
45'A
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1. 331/3
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40
16%
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523/e Aug
18% Aug
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33
27
Sep
96
Mar
105
47
54 »/8
1,929
52%
Oct
57'%
52 '/a
237
32%
Jan
54%
Sep
1
6%
6%
200
6%
Sep
9 J/4
Feb
22J/2
23
705
22%
1
16
15'%
Feb
2.35
258
Jan
Jan
17
16%
2.50
2.50
200
52 'A
53 3%
2,138
46'% July
543/4
Sep
——7'/2
12%
121/2
121/2
110
12'% May
15
Jan
4%
5
790
Co
533/a
17
533%
105
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150
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26 J/2 a263/4
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255
35
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Eastern Air Lines Inc (Un)_.
Natural
Paso
(Un)—
Gas
Plantation
Fibre
Co
(Un)
5
a
—3
Co
Apr
43% Mar
158%
Jan
42%
Apr
33
Oct
41
July
1
Sep
625
May
2
Oct
213/4
Jan
26
Feb
105
105
10
104'%
Aug
110
Jun
53%
53%
53'/«
514
47'%
Feb
60'%
21%
21'% '
22
1,821
20'%
Sep
43%
441/4
235
353/4
Jan
26% Aug
46% Jun
53 3 8
54%
635
48 '/a
Co
Co
105
1
(Un)—
*
common—-5
i—
w
Corp
*
1,521
46
51% July
3% Jan
56
5
76'% Mar
84'% May
136
136 1393%
1,169
89% Mar
45
46
46
47'/a
3,180
11 J/4
11%
11'A
360
10'%
36 V8
36 J/'s
100
39 '/a
39 J/b
351
a84 '/a a84 %
25
5
Corp com (Un)—10
i__
w
Tire & Rubber
Graham-Paige Corp (Un)
——10
(Un)
*
Sep
48%
Sep
14%
Jan
33% Mar
39
Sep
38'% Sep
70% Jun
44'% July
Sep
Jun
83 3% July
230
44
S?P
44'%
200
21
Jan
30'% July
55
53%
Aug
63 J%
29
100
Sep
Sep
2'/a
41
3
2'/a
40%
41
975
36'%
Jan
44'%
15
*
Ry
Jun
30
a42 a42 'A
30
S
Corp
145
a583/8 a59 %
1
;
Goodyear
77'% Mar
49
a78 '/a a78 »/8
♦
(Un):
Sep
48J/t
a78J/o
,_1.66%
common-.
Utilities
Northern
52
200
1
Greyhound
Jan
2
Gladding McBean & Co—
Great
Apr
41%
23'/4
Corp old
common
30%
2
5;.,
New
Jun
86%
Jan
67
33
Corp (Un)
Public
553/4
Mar
273/e
*
223/4
3
General
Sep
—-——2
Trailer
Paint
59%
249'% July
35
1
& Chemical Corp
common
7'% May
223/4
20
Dairies
General
2.50 Mar
prior pfd (Un)—100
10
Board Prod
Motors
49'% Mar
19'% July
—-20
Co_
Electric
24'% Aug
.53
1
Share
Sep
•
5
&
Sep
Jun
29'% July
105
Aug
v
52
Douglas Oil of Calif
Bond
893/4
•
Sep
104
common
Electric
.35
753/4 Mar
259
Sep
523/e
Giorgio Fruit Corp class B com—5
Mfg Co
:
*
Eastman Kodak Co
190
Apr
100
27%
27%
27%
105
&
78
Jan
(Un) —25
com w
Dominguez Oil Fields Co (Un)
deNemours
124
a84 a84 %
84%
53 J/4
new
America
Publishing Co (Un)
Curtiss-Wrighti Corp (Un)
Inc
18 J/8 al8 '%
a32% a34%
—5
_10
Curtis
Door-Oliver
Apr
49
]5
i__5
Corp
of
Co
39'/a
al7
166
Bank—-—— 1-25
Nat'l
Steel
15'/a Mar
_#
ttefining (Un)__
Zellerbach
a
Hancock
Oil
Oil
Co
Homestake
35'%
Aug
Honokaa
Sep
8 3%
May
Jan
31'% July
7c
Jan
10c
15
380
13'%
Jan
16% Mar
2
Jan
3 3% Mar
Sep
Jan
16'%
Apr
Hunt
Foods
Hupp Corp
w
a46%
31 % May
44'%
Jan
1,770
12'%
Feb
16%
Apr
85
36'%
Jan
51'%
Sep
2.50
Oct
434
Jan
35'%
Oct
47'%
Feb
9 J/4
Oct
93%
Oct
77'%
Apr
92'%
Sep
1
2.50
253
35%
35%
35 J/2
3")
9 «/4
9%
500
*
i__
2.50
20
(Un)_.
2.50
12J/2
(Un)
Corp
common
39
14 »/2
a46 a463/8
14
*
5
Co
Sugar Co
a33% a33%
1
Ltd
(Un)
Mining
Oil
A
Co
Corp
83 J/2
'
Inc—
6%
(Un)
190
a41% a41%
—10
83 %
100
2 8 J/2
29
200
7%
28 J/2
1
7%
100
67c
76c
7,500
a__
23'%
5
a__
Apr
29
Oct
Feb
7%
Feb
July
1.25
Jan
Jan
13'%
Honolulu
New
Co class
Pineapple
Hotels
14%
14'%
14%
6'%
6'%
6'%
140
Oct
8
Jan
31
31%
300
27'%
Jan
35
Aug
International
26»/8
26 3%
328
25'%
Jan
32%
Feb
Internatl
6'%
57%
Oct
82'%
Jan
Idaho
Mary
Idaho
Power
Mines
Co
1
76c
Co
Paper
•
(Canada) (Un)
Co
(Un)
36%
•
a73%
7%'
80
a27% a27%
-10
Harvester
Nickel
International
Corp (Un)_
„
Oct
July
(Un¬
Y
Corp
Natural
32% Sep
„
_•
Oil_Co Del (Un)__——
Corn Products
Crocker
of
Sep
Sep
A_
class
Coppermines
Edison
Continental
—25
Indus
Consolidated
Jan
91%
.
Sep
623/4
67
Jan
16 J/2
(Un)_—
Edison
Chem
Mar
231/4
a23%a23%
class A_2'%
2 J/2
Commonwealth
Crucible
60%
*
B
Columbia
Crown
94
——3 J/3
„
Feb
Sep
..
Feb
46
2'%
60c
jun
49 J/2
5
1,141
79c
a31J/ea323/8
79c
-
Oct
66 3/4
Holly
45c
353/8
l83/e
28% Mar
170
Hawaiian
60'%
15
177
Hilton
189
.
*
Feb
1,812
21
100
7A
573/4
60'%
32'% July
573%
32%
32%
5 li May
961%
49% July
58
150
60
Jan
26%
6
93
Jan
12.50
6
31
Aug
463/4 July
163/4 Apr
57%
16
10
Corp
Sep
Co—
Chemical
27
*
Brake
Electric
Jan
14%
25
Cities Service Co
50
391
333/b
100
2
Chrysler Corp
1
common
213,4 Mar
285
15
56'% Sep
28'% May
69'% July
1,027
2,100
310
15
Jan
20'/a
7c
29
40
1%
Ltd
28%
39 J/2
Feb
28'%
55c
'■
Jun
193/e
28'%
28
33
473/8
20
7c
Jan
150
Oct
55c
233/4
230
Jan
27'%
260
650
3'%
7c
26%
;
22'% JUly
20'% Sep
53
37'%
275%
Jan
68 J/2
70
Oct
18 Vb
Jan
17%
26»/«
100
6%
Feb
15%
160
68 J/2
3%
62 3% Mar
15'/a
917
2 6'/a
46'%
50
300
51%
3'%
140
1.7
25
45'%
7'/a
Sep
Mar
Chicago Mil St Paul RR com (Un)—*
(Un)
———100
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry
3%
853%
""
Apr
-
211/4
26%
.Preferred
45'%
lOc
Engineering & Foundry Co
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
"1
AUK
15'%
5
Mining
United States
Vanadium
24'%
673
4%
6 3,4
47%
Jan
Apr
50
16%
8534
Feb
69'
Feb
1.10
Mar
25'%
32% May
87
Jan
36 J/4
71c
General Telephone
'
Jan
61 J/2
-!
5
Gillette Co
Sep
543
'
Jan
6
56% July
31
42
Sep
17
Jan
Sep
1%
a64
'
163%
18 al8'/2
17.
a
Jan
103/a May
4 J/2 Jan
25 J/2
Apr
6%
696
103 %
Oct
60'%
85 34
623%
802
Jan
Apr
1'% May
21
353%
*
4,391
Apr
310
35
10
400
5'/«
1
21
Oct
100
12 5/8
500
21
Oct
450
IJ/2
149 % 1551/b
Corp
2i,%
1%
1%
Apr
24%
57%
Aug '
of America—_—
*
; Central Eureka Corp___—__________1
Chance Vought Aircraft (Un)
1
Celanese
28%
4%
1
Spring & Axle
Toy
United
High
Jan
19 J/a
Jan
May
47 '/a
56 'A Julv
57
35'/a
12 J/2
I 20'/a
46
15
200
1%
300
100
45 J% Mar
28 3%
35'/a
131/b
a48 a48%
Apr
470
2934
25
13
a23% a24»/a
a48
-
Sep
8'/4
374
29%
2.50
preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp__
Renner
Low
16'%
—
Sep
676
New
Range since Jan. 1
25'%
__
6
51
General
4'%
5
40c
6'/a
General Dynamics Corp
16'%
10
Aug
650
15 J/2
*
Gas
Apr
31c
1,270
473/a July
331/4
1
Corp
Sep
48%
38c
General
»
Refractories
40%
Sep
6
5
Emporium Capwell Co
Eureka Corp Ltd capital—
25'%
8.50
Jun
38%
15
Ewa
*
Brewing-
34»/2
90
4%
com—
Sep
•
Gas System
Duquesne Brewing
Duquesne Light
Equitable Gas Co
453/4 Aug
420
51
com
Jan
39'%
100
37'/4
37 J/4
(Un)__
25
(Un)____i—12'%
Ry
& Co
Caterpillar Tractor Co
85
106% Oct
146 3/4 May
a403% a40%
•
89 J/2
Feb
5
Columbia
a43% a44'%
Feb
10
Pacific
(J I)
.Case
28%
—
Jan
121/2
(Un)
76% Mar
t
126 J/2
5
Oil-Co
Atlantic
/Canadian
53'%
59
88
5
Corp——,
Dry Ginger Ale
53'%
1
Co
Shares
High
al34i/2al35>/4
12%
Co
Packing
General Foods
of Prices
Feb
263/b
83
for Week
Low
Par
|
16%
5
duPont
Sales
Range
Sep
10
Dow Chemical Co
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Last
13 %
201%
Fruehauf
STOCKS
218
al8
Food Machinery
Week's
14
20%
Foremost
Friday
Sep
14
2%
Feb
102
Gas
Light Co—
General mortgage 5s_
16%
48'%
——5
E)
_,—.__
Jan
Aug
1491%
(Un)
36 »/2 Mar
15'A
42 >/4
411/s
Sep
BONDS
Baltimore Transit Co
30'% Aug
22
270
393/4 Mar
Jan
*
10
$4.25
preferred
—i
Woodward & Lothrop common
22
a46
61%
Oct
6%
66'% Julv
a63 J/2
81
Jan
36%
Jan
62%
150
Jan
54
41%
Di
203% Mar
67%
590
Sep
a45
Doernbecher
16%
130
63 J/2
a63 J/2
Oct
79
Jan
Aug
5
Jun
55 % Mar
40
36%
*
4 J/8
Sep
82%
2
1
(Un)
Co
consolidated
43%
*
Washington
Jun
49% July
Jan
983
50
of
53 J/4
37%
50
Co
Co
453/4 Mar
3,216
♦
Storage
Jun
19 %
Scranton-Spring Brook Water Serv
Oil
Aug
23%
•
Sun
49%
303/s
32%
Scott Paper Co
Security
183/a Mar
Mar
70%
Jan
1%
'•Burroughs Corp
Feb
18%
32
com
Co
32
31%
com—♦
common..
Estate
Apr
Feb
22%
3
■:
&
30%
32
Jan
Mar
47J/2
33c
Colorado Fuel & Iron__,__—_—
Jan
40
910
*
Feb
16
352
683/4
—p 1
43%
42
14%
Sep
Sep
21%
48
Peo
20%
2,032
671/4
al6 J/4 al6 J/4
5
Clorox
1,399
62'/8
a29% a30%
a45
1
Sep
A
423
(Un)—13
—
Sep
76
62%
5
(Un)
Jun
27
57
Aug
187% July
621%
65%
5
Inc
Sep
23% July
10,197
Mar
67'A
25
Corp.(Un)
Feb
17
40
77%
3 Hi
22
24% July
13'/a Jan
76
3
13%
28 %
47%
3 31
Feb
(Un)
36 J/4
'
11 % Mar
48%
38%
Aug
3 J%
130
P 2
20 J/2
Jan
"--'26.3/8 Mar
16%
47%
3
3%
*
Sep
24%
39%
Jan
Jan
10
Sep
47'%
322
413/4
173 %
(Un)
29%
16%
1
Electric
11
705
1,306
5
49 J/4
25%
,
34 %
10
common
Co.
Service
695
50 »/4
Corp (Un)—5
Jan
16%
1,664
23'A
48 J/4
48'A
50
Sep
47%
'
Public
.:
32%
179 J/b 1793%
:
20%
.
Oct
—_25
45
225
20
."
Corp
Power
10,721
12%
10
Electric
Jun
Jan
Co—
Common
ParticiDating
Feb
30 %
145%
25%
Pennroad Corp
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light com—♦
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
,_10
Philadelphia Electric common
»
Potomac
91%
Jan
45%
Natl Union Insur Co of
Washington__10
Philco
Sep
18%
—_16%c
Aug
89% Mar
25%
1
38% July
23%
10
*
39
Jan
28
2,381
8%
(Un)—;————_—15
Canadian
Jan
34
100
135% 140%
231
Mar
July
85
__15
common
Navigation
L)_—
23
38% Mar
1
*
ytc—
Sep
210
5
_
common
27
18%
30 3%
816
85
27
136%
.336
...
30%
85
5
i
w
Watch
30
pfd__25
conv
Brothers
Martin
Merck
4%%
30 %
10
Corp
common
Hamilton
Hecht
*
.
8%
20
Budd Company
Bunker Hill & Sullivan
SeD
4%
.
8%
Borg-Warner Corp (Uri> —_
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc—.
Apr
97%
4%
;5
Sep
Jan
——:
Boeing Airplane
Aug
Oct
25
C>__
Jun
63%
18 J/4
RR
Instrument
Borden Co
24% Mar
16%
Duquesne
New
30 %
Jan
20'/a
Delaware Power & Light common__13%
Gimbel
Sep
12
1.80
.
a
Ins
Electric Storage Battery
General
28%
5
.
Curtis Publishing Co
;
1,078
48%
1
Budd
1
Jan
930
45
48
550
Bishop Oil Co
Blair Holdings Corp (Un)„.—
28% Mar
34%
_
38% May
525
23'%
(Un)
Bethlehem Steel (Un)
Feb
283
Transit Co—
Common
High
58%
187% July
3% Sep
i!i Aug
23% Aug
.830
280
56 »/4
.
(Un)
Benguet Cons Mining
Jan
19.186
42'%
55%
223/4
100
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp
Jun
25
29%
47%
1723/4
43%
13
••
13
181
42%
—
Aviation
Sep
Jun
10
10
Wedge
Apr
5
Gas
Line
117
—20
(Un)
(Un)
Mfg Corp
Bendix
Range since Jan. 1
3,224
3§i
-
24%
42%
_6.50
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton -L
Baltimore
24%
10
—
Avco
Low
50%
178% 180'%
33'% July
Corp (U11)—
(111)
Coast
Corp
Beckman
High
v' 47%
___r*.
Arundel
New
Low
100
Tel
&
/' * Rights
-
Par
Jan
Topeka & Santa Fe (Un)—50
Atlantic
for Week
Shares
22%
Corp
Co
&
Atchison
Sales
Range
of Prices
100
Corp (Un)
(Un)—
Arkansas
Sep
Philadelphia-Baltimore Slock Exchange
Last
283%
Co
Fuel
Atok-Big
Friday
28%
Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Sale Price
29 '/a
(Un)—1
Nat'l Bank
Calif
Atlas
stocks
Jan
(Un)
Co
Arkansas
52'/8 July
Jan
*
Anglo
80%
Jan
—.
(The)
July
Oct
al04al07'A
5
Viscose
120
75%
al04
(Un)—*
Anaconda
350
Jan
93 % Mar
21
(Un)
American
Sep
6
66%
Tel
Tobacco
66%
Jan
Oct
100
(Un)
American
55
3 J/2
675
Smelting & Refining
Rights
Jun
58
37%
29
115
23'/a
American
30% May
300
2,500
29 J/4
21%
520
22%
(Un)
Tel
Oct
Mar
174
36
3 J/2
1
com
American Radiator & S S
&
45'% July
66% Juiy
12J/2
Theatres
Co
Jan
a106 106'A
*
American Motors
15% Mar
60
22%
Can
Sep
47»/a
21%
66%
High
41
3 J/2
20
(Un)
com
American Factors Ltd
Sep
21%
70
100
61%
34%
34%
•
Ltd
Bdst-Para
Low
a40% a40%
10
American
62%
21%
20%
Co
Range since Jan. 1
High
61%
*
Mining
American Cyanamid Co
Oct
Jan
5
Tube
Amer
__
1
(Un)
Gold
American Airlines Inc
16% Mar
40% May
100
25
Corp
Juneau
Aluminium
Feb
297%
(Un)—h
Shares
Low
5
Allied Chem & Dye Corp (Un)
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co (Un)
48% July
7% Feb
Jan
200
Alaska
Apr
Sep
297%
Admiral
Air Reduction Co
Sep
31%
Jan
58
10
Co
23%
30
*
:
Jan
58
10
Co
Jun
18%
21%
5
Corp
28%
100
common
ACF Industries Inc
Jan
24%
Aug
Sep
4%
600
27%
Laboratories
Sales
for Week
ol' Prices
Par
Abbott
-
Range
Sale Price
Sep
21%
55%
1
Bankshares
48%
25%
14
2%
Wisconsin Public Service
Yates-Amer
56
12'%
Co
2%
37% Mar
13
13%
10
Union
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Whirlpool Seeger Corp wi
1,200
6
*
Walgreen Co
Western
400
2%
38
___—1.
Works
42%
294
294
16%
Iron
17% Julv
54%
1
———
25% Mar
Jan
28%
54%
20
Corp
Jan
13%
50
5
Gypsum—
20 %
400
103
28%
10
Corporation
United
700
15%
25
•
10
United Air Lines Inc
United
23%
Exchange
Week's
Last
Oct
27%
25
Corp
38
21%
25
27%
Friday
STOCKS
Sep
26% May
2%
1
California
112%
300
42
1
of
Electric
Union
Jan
38
~2%
1
(un;
Film
84
High
15%
15%
1
common
100
San Francisco Stock
1
Low
36%
2
i
Century-Fox
,
Range since Jan.
23
5
-
ouip
Truax-Traer
36%
•
Corp
In
20th
1
•
Corp
Shares
High
106 '% 10614
3.33/3
7.
for Week
Low
25
r-iUUUCllig
Power Tool Co
Range
of Prices
"
Par
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Sales
36%
37%
a73% a73%
105%
107
50c
s
476
27%
Jun
30'% July
35%
Jan
41
Jun
58'A
1,366
Jan
85
Sep
Apr
113
Sep
87%
'
I
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
40
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
(1492)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 7
''
Week'. •
Friday
Exch. (Cont.)
San Francisco Stock
(Un)
Oil
Co
•
*
Johns-Manvllle
Kaiser
Alum
Kaiser
(Un)
Steel
&
Corp..
Land Co
Aircraft
Inc
Loew's
(Un)
Martin
Co,
Matson
Glenn
__.
&
M
J
Portl'd
Monolith
Preferred
Ward
Montgomery
National
Auto
(Un)
Co
&
National Distillers Products
National
(Un)__
Gypsum
(Un)
Service
3c
Apr
12c
76c
Apr
25
Apr
Aug
Jan
16
Sep
Jan
32
Feb
50
14
20
25
519
73% May
18%
125
16
120
20
187
46% Mar
18%
52
61
a—
Southern Co (Un)
Pacific
(Ind)
Oil Co
Standard
15%
Sylvania Electric Products.
40c
Jan
Swift &
20
a3%
5
a54%
a54%a56%
31%
Olaa
Sugar Co (Un)
Olin
Mathiesen
Chemical
Corp
Sep
4% Mar
44%
Jan
52% Aug
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
480
31%
Oct
37%
Taxtron
8
3%
Texas
Jun
4% Jun
64% July
Sep
Products
Pacific
Coast
Pacific Gas
6%
1st
5%%
5%
Inc
Aggregates
Electric
&
American Inc
$1.25
1st
pfd
red preferred.—.
5%
red pfd series A
4.50%
red
Tel
31 %
Jan
34%
28%
Sep
31V2
Jan
Aug
439
27%
Jan
28%
155
28
Jan
28
100
27% Mar
38%
702
26 %
27 Va
Apr
•
39%
39%
26%
39%
1
11%
11%
11%
775
134% 136%
124
Jan
37%
2,475
42
Aug
12% July
Jan
10% Mar
129%
135
a38%
a40
97
39
Jan
51
17%
17%
17%
493
17
Sep
37%
37%
37%
100
37%
Sep
21% Jun
42% May
25%
25%
360
22 %
Jan
30Vb
18.
Jan
24 Va July
July
1.85 Sep
common
Pennsylvania RR Co (Un)
Pepsi Cola Co (Un)—.
Petrocarbon
__
50
33%c
20%
20%
20%
271
1
1.20
1.15
1.30
686
52%
54%
325
49
32%
33
611
32%
75%
Chemicals
Phelps Dodge Corp (Un)
12%
__
1.00
Mar
Jun
Corp
(Un)
common
Phillips
Petroleum
Pullman
Inc
(Un)
Co
4.
3
(Un)
Pure
Oil
Co
—
__
......
.
79
1,393
70% May
79 Va
55
57% May
295
35 Va
7.1
40%
45%
505
-jk7/
95
95
19
33%
212
15»/2
16
620
47%
48%
798
a50% a50%
__
24
Oct
(Un)
•
Ry Equipment & Realty Ltd pfd
Rayonier Incorporated corn..
100
__i
Raytheon
Mfg Co (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un).
Reserve
Oil
&
Gas
5.
B
1
(Un)
49
Cement
Co
class
A
35%
♦
a72%
35%
(Un)__25
-
14JA
Jan
51% July
Jan
49%
88
38
Oct
14
Mar
595
40% Mar
34
65
-
Sep
133
May
July
33
Western Air Lines Inc
5
qpn
49%
Sep
Jan
34 V*
Jun
24 %
Sep
23%
Jun
10
Oct
12%
Sep
82
Jan
105%
Sep
1.080
27%
Feb
31%
Apr
1,636
48 %
Oct
53%
Feb
610
26%
Jan
30%
Sep
918
50
Sep
55%
Oct
736
34 %
Jan
49 V* July
620
Jan
6
,,
(Un)
Feb
53
Jun
30%
Sep
35 V*
Jan
17
42%
Oct
Sep
50
40% Mar
Jun
Sep
2,247
43
Jun
61%
45
66
May
8r'%
Sep
3% Mar
5%
Jan
300
365
15 %
19%
87
1.20
10%
125
310
1,080
505
Jan
18%
16% Aug
Jan
12%
22%
93
Mar
70
8%
Sep
July
Jun
1.60
Jan
81c
14% July
Jan
Aug
30
62% Mav
83
a21% a21%
40
21%
Feb
24%
795
17%
Jan
25%
Jun
525
11%
Jan
15
Aug
20%
13Va
58%
13'/a 13%
a60
a6l
21% 21%
58
60
48%.
48% 49%
a60
__
21
■
,
•
'
V'
■
,
Apr
69%
Apr
315
20
Sep
23
Jun
2,148
58
Oct
83
Feb
320
46
May
66
100
8%
8%
__
4*.
■
38 %
Sep
3%
2% May
150
296
20Va
1^
"
■.
Feb
51%
434
10%
a21%
10
Yellow Cab Co common
-
7
379
.
•
Aug
43%
26 ?s
a75%a75%-
^..S
1
-t
(Un)
Woolworth (F W)
•■•■■■■■.
'
23%
37 Vb Mar
323
87
1.20
__
1.20
Westinghouse Elec Corp (Un)-—12%
Sen
45«/b Feb
79
Sep
38 Va Jan
Sep
300 '
10%
19%
__
2Q
(Un)___1,
Western Department Stores
4*
Western Pacific Railroad Co..
4*
Western Union Telegraph (Un)—2.$0
Anr
Tnlv
Sep
23%
101
15 Va
10%
Qpn
Jun
23
Jan
27
July
44 V*
25
|
west Indies Sugar
54 V
Jun
109
207/8 Mar
1,116
a27
10
Feb
2,832
25% 25%
—
10
(Un)
Sen
84
Vph
Jun
Jan
42 Va
7-
West Coast Life Insurance (Un)__
Tnn
951/!
Qpn
41
50
34
34
—
i
.
Warner Bros Pictures (Un)
Wells Fargo Bank——
Westates Petroleum common
05
ii vmX
20 %
12
46 %
805
31
42%
a27
—
1
tqi/„
1,300
a72 % a74%
<=;*
85% Mav
397
49
351/.
__
1
Oil Corn
Riverside
a50%
•
Manufacturing Co—
Richfield
15%
10
.
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Co
Reynolds Tobacco class
Rheem
95
To,/
Feb
140
23%
23
30
41%
41%
,
5
Co
Equipment
Preferred
Radio Corp of America
Sep
1,687
X
Feb
Jun
33%
5
Apr
65
38%
21%
38
21%
--
—2
'
Sep
a62% a63%
351/3
35i/2
77%
a62f%
;
-
—
Corp
Jun
43
44%
•
—
"
Oct
July
121
al05% al06%
—
38%
21%
-i.
500
common
64Va Aug
Mar
Victor
Philco
July
140
Jan
—
147% Aug
Jan
100
Western Oil Corp
-—4
Pan American World Airways (Un)
1
Paramount Pictures Corp (Un)
1
Pacific
610
a43% a44%
1 al00% al00% al04%
IS
-28% 28%
23
48%
48% 50%
Union Sugar common
12%
—
29 29%
United Aircraft Corp new com (Un)__$ !
—
-4% 55%
United Air Lines Inc.
10
—
37 % 38%
United Corp of Del (Un)——
1
—
6
6
United Fruit Co
*-<
—
53% 53%
United Gas Corp (Un)
10
' —
30% 31%
United Park City Mines Co (Un)_____|
__
a3
a3
U S Plywood Corrp—
_£•••
—
38% 38%
U S Rubber (Un)
K'
—
45% 45%
U S Steel Corp common
16%.'
56
55% 57%
Universal Consolidated Oil———10
a79%
a79% a81%
Utah-Idaho Sugar. Co (Un)
3
—
5%
5%
Apr
26%
„
10
10
23 23%
19 19%
a46% a47%
—>/
Union Carbide & Carbon (Un)
Union Electric Co of Mo (Un.i
Union Oil Co of California
29 % Aug
29Vb Aug
28%
28
—
25
common.—
Apr
53
Apr
65
Jan
Sep
23%
19%
(Un)—
Trans World Airlines Inc
Tri Continental Corp (Un)__;
Warrants —
Jrt~^r± -
Apr
8
10
7%
51
21%
102
585
28%
__
25
Lighting Corp
71
Jan
44% Mar
2,605
5,089
28%
25
1st preferred
&
__
25
._
_
pfd
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—;
Pacific Tel
a32%
25
5%
red
__
25
pfd
4.80%
8%
48%
1,946
2,058
Jan
29
Jan
58
—
preferred————fv
2&
conv
Preferred
Oct
3,002
a28%a28%
5
25
34%
22% Mar
34%
9
48% 49 %
35% 35%
a32% a32%
31%
8%
34%
25
common
preferred
1st
Pacific
•
common
15%
21
9% Aug
18%
23%
a37% a38%
84
88
48% 48%
56
22%
—
7.50
(Un)
Company
Transamerica
Pabco
271
/
2%
17
52% Mar
300
20%
20%
—
2?
200
188
Sep
10%
10%
23/ a46%
(Un)
Co
34'% 34%
Sep
Jun
•
35%
Jun
Jun
Ohio Oil Co
34 % Mar
27%
17
(Un)
Standard Oil Co of N J
76
Sep
28% Aug
Jan
Feb
30
Sep
81
16c
Sep
23%
22
13% Jan
100
44%
Jan
1,130
66% Jan
a48%
Jan
27%
Jan
576
.—12
38%
33
15%
136
(Un)
201
Aug
70%
Ohio Edison Co
54% Aug
27% Apr
i
9
70%
30c
30c
2%
2%
a48% a48%
31 %
32%
a3%
a3%
Jan
25% Mar
600
17
15%
84
53 %
47% May
2"%
809
22%
536
15%
Sep
45
r
Jan
Jan
547
1
63
50
•
Sep
20%
1
83
54
44
18%
20
Jun
a54% a57%
49% 50%
a27
a27
42% 42%
a34% a34%
19
18%
Corp.
Feb
59%
107%
64%
(Un)
37%
54%
49 Va Mar
75
1
Petroleum
67 V* Mar
333
36
35% July
Oceanic Oil Co
Sep
58% May
27% Oct
459
Jan
Occidental
5Vb
357
330
al7%
al8
a51% a51%
30
•
480
Jan
74% July
Sep
13
Feb
116%
53% July
334
Railway (Un)
Jan
May
32%
64%
Pacific
Apr
76
44 Vb
32%
64%
Oahu Sugar Co Ltd
57%
•.
160
32/4
Northern
304
878
27
21% Aug
98 V* July
•
1
Sep
Jan
531
Jun
Jan
Stanley Warner Corp (Un)———§ Sterling Drug Inc (Un)
3 '/
Studebaker Packard
:
1Q
Sunray Mid-Continent Oil (Un)
1Super Mold Corp
_
_»•>
(Un)
Sep
6c
73 %
17% Apr
49% July
com
19%
Apr
Mar
4c
3,673
Sep
Jan
Aviation
49%
17%
18,200
y-
Jan
28%
84%
16%
Investment
34 Vb Mar
233
18%
6c
22
27%
—
31%
American
41 %
40%
780
Amer
42% July
210
37% Mar
1,230
North
43 Va Sep
54Va Jun
507
315
68%
106% 106%
5%
5%
59% 59%
22%
46%
North
Mar
23
—
13 al29% al29%al33%
Standard Brands Inc (Un)
Standard Oil Co of California
—_
July
11% Aug
8% May
40
710
12
45%
a49
a41
a48
a40
18%
5c
21%
68%
56%
50d :
1
L
44%
Power
Jun
—
Co——H
45%
Mohawk
14 V*
:/—
16%
Niagara
Feb
9% Mar
11%
45%
34%
•
—
43%
„
1
all% all%
16% 16%
Sep
—
1
__
Sep
28%
—
25-
Sperry Rand Corp
Z
Sep
a—
25(1
25s
Central
(Un)
87%
10
(Un)—49%
Linen
Corp—
England Electric System (Un),
RR
Jan
Oct
__
N
Y
45
79%
5%59% '
New
National
60
443
200
9 %
Sep
.
Southern Calif Gas Co 6% pfd (Un)_2^f
Calif Petroleum
———2T
Southern
58%
—
Southern
19% Sep
23% Jan
Sep
42
42
—
7%
25
;
92% Sep
Mar
42
79% 79%
a28% a28%
—
1
7%f
—
■
a7%
9%
—-_2£
28%
-5f
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—
High
LOW
a7%
9%
„
2.50J"/
——
4.32% preferredConv pfd 4.48%
Conv pfd 4.88%-
Aug
Sep
21%
al9%
1
Apr
38c
Co
Socony Mobil Oil Co (Un)
Southern Calif Edison Co com
43% Aug
20
(Un)
Water Co
Oil
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Sinclair Oil Corp (Un)
Sen
30%
10
15,541
Shell
Feb
37%
Oct
126,500
—
5
43%
40% Mar
al9% a20%
52 53%
£88%
1
July
20%
58
930
14
14
a27% a27%
a88% a89%
—
Feb
24% July
24% Mar
1,390
1,118
11c
43c
11c
41c
1
•
_
51
Apr
Shasta
23 23%
29% 32%
31% 32%
a40%a41%
20% 22%
21%
5
Fibres
Jan
33% May
25% Apr
.
10
(Un)
40
July
21%
32%
•
(Un)
23%
650
42c
Montana-Dakota Utilities
Jan
24% Aug
11c
(Un)
13%
17% Mar
plO
com
215
27% Mar
—10
Cement
55
415
(Un)
Co
Jan
246
Lode Mines
Oil
M
Oct
40
31%
a407/8
21%
Co
45 %
190
31%
23 %
32%
<Un)__
Mother
Mindanao
M
Inc
Co
765
1,206
(Un).—
•
(Un).._.—18
—16%
Navigation
&
128% Aug
58% Apr
48%
19%
—
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Merck
5
Jan
Jan
99
13 %
5
—1
_——
2%
55
651
)
High
S and W Fine Fbods Inc
10 I 11%
Safeway Stores Inc.—
.—5 f
45%
St Joseph Lead (Un)..
10 :
a48
St Regis Paper Co (Un)
5 . a40%
San Diego Gas & Elec com——.10,;
San Mauricio Mining
p .10
" 6c
Schenley Industries (Un)—
__1.40£
21 %
Scott Paper Co
2.50i
—
Sears Roebuck & Co.——...————*>
Sep
May
13%
•
Calculators
Marchant
37
a 3%
41%
Jun
45%
19%
*
-
31%
739
49
47%
19%
1
(R H) common..
Macy & Co
•
48%
—
—7
Corp
Royal Dutch Petroleum.—!—SO florins
Ryan Aeronautical Co_
Itr.
Sep
—
10
Llbby McNeill & Libby
Lockheed
45'/a
2%
—
10% Jun
91% Apr
50% Sep
32% Mar
410
108J/4 109/4
45% 46%
—
Salt Co.
Leslie
—
___—
/°
Feb
82
of Prices
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
Low
.
—
48
36
&3%
36 %
.
(Un)
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kern County
—
Par
,
May
31
Jan
8%
500
270
88 •%
83
47 /4
—
com..33y3<J
—1
Chem Corp
Motors
•
10
(Un)
Corp
Jones & Laughlln
8%
High
']
R K O Pictures Corp 'Un)
1
R K O Theatres Corp (Un)_—
1
Roos Bros
:—_——————1
23%
502
28
8/4
27%
8/2
—
33%C
International Tel & Tel com
Intex
Low
Sal® Price
1
Range since Jan.
Shaie.
High
Low
Par
for Week
Range
Last
*
Sales
Week'.
Friday
■'
STOCKS
for Week
of Price.
Sale Price
STOCKS
j.
Sale,
59% Aug
5%
Feb
-
52% July
8%
Sep
■
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
FOR WEEK ENDED
OCTOBER 7
£
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian
Par,
Week's
Last'
Range
Sale Price
Par
Abltibl
Power
&
Paper common
4%%
5%
3fi!/,
Co of Can
4%
24 Vb
Jun
27
8%
Jan
Aug
Power
Steamship
75
23
Feb
25
Aug
Bronze
104
Va Mar
Canadian
5
107
Aug
Canadian
Canadian
Ceianese
107
107
Mar
15% July
7%
26%
100
107
pfd
4%% pfd
7%
155
8%
Jan
88
2,215
49
Jan
92%
Sep
102% 107%
6,320
69 Va. Jan
117%
Sep
26%
27
341
106% 107 %
405
55%
50
a52
55%
100
26
Jan
27 Vb
Jun
106
Apr
109%
Jun
53%
Jan
55% May
a50
a52
160
47
Feb
53
23%
695
21
Feb
25%
Ltd
53
Mar
57
57
58%
185
•
4q3/4
40%
41%
2,090
32%
Feb
46 %
_*
Corp
Breweries
common
preferred
$1.75
series
$1.00
Bell
17 V4
17
18
1,170
13% Mar
20 Va
*
Brazilian Traction
Light & Power.
British
American
Bank
British
American
Oil
Note
Co
60% Aug
July
5%
British
Bruck
Class
53
Apr
Feb
7%
8
11,314
52% July
9% Mar
28
28
210
30
30%
2,810
a95
20
105 105 %
70
30
52%
52%
52%
54%
53%
54%
35
50
52%
52
52%
1,011
Jan
25% Mar
29
Sep
33% July
92%
97
104
51
Jan
Mar
Jan
54 % Mar
Jun
54%
Sep
Aug
52%
Oct
15 %
Sep
13 VB
13%
9,370
32%
33%
11—25
1,486
48 %
48%
49
207
43 %
13%
13%
800
11
5.00
5.00
350
4%
45
46%
440
42%
5.25
5.35
1,300
Sep
•
Dredging
5
naerp
45.
5.00
^
5 25
106^/4 Aug
52 %
33
•
Sep
50
13 Vs
III~•
21%
Apr
•
Telephone
footootp<!
90
7
Jan
•
Products
For
Jan
45%
...50
Products
B
Bulolo Gold
Sep
38
100
Mills Ltd class A
Building
64 %
360
6,289
a95
•
Columbia Power
Columbia
58%
46
50%
7%
•
300
45
50%
50
preferred
Columbia Forest
British
64%
45
100
common
preferred
4 %ft
64%
July
50%
•
British* Columbia Elec Co 4% pfd
4%%
preferred
4%%
preferred
British
■
•
—~25
Telephone
34
31,
31
31
109
30
30
30
31 %
1,8*0
25
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Converters
Cellulose
&
class
!
.
•
A pfd——20
23
22 Va
10%'
'
—
*
B
Jan
33%
12%
Jun
15
Sap
20 Va
Feb
40
July
6,285
25
Jan
32% Aug
1,305
376
124
Sep
29
May
31
35 %
100
135
27
Jan
34
July
30
Jan
39
Jun
23
38%
22 %
24%
38%
22 %
2,805
165
100
20
Apr
25
Feb
32 Va
Apr
38 %
10%
3.50
4.00
11%
3.50
4.00
29
__
•■•»...
25
common
preferred
Feb
Apr
23
31
35 %
35%
"
*.
43 % Mar
32
31
-(■
36
* ^ 29%
25 "*
31
*
Jun
Oct
al6
36
30%
32
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24% Mar
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Jan
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Morse
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33 %
Aug
Sep
Jan
22%
Oct
July
13 Va
July
128
3.50 May
4.25
Apr
257
4.00 May
4.00
May
14
19
July
2,930
.
24
Companies
Oil
Pacific Railway
Petrofina
Canadian
Canadian
Vickers
Cockshutt
Farm
Ltd
common
:
—
Consolidated
Consumers
&
Smelting
Textile
25 Va
33%
*
—
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Jun
6%
Jan
Dominion
Bridge
Feb
47%
Sep
Dominion
Coal
7.05
Feb
Dominion
Corsets
95
20
8 %
-
pfd
13% Aug
22%
28% July
95
99
Apr
May
17
Jan
25% July
28%
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35 %
Jun
17% Mar
28 % July
Jan
47 % Mar
Apr
10% July
33%
34%
375
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18
75
560
15
10
35
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36%
625
4,617
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5
325
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Feb
Jan
Sep
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9
29
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Jan
Jun
10%
Jan
31 %
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20
Sep
19
19%
537
16%
18
18
18
350
16
May
18%
30
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21
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25
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6
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10
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19
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Jan
19% Mar
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3,390
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8% July
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103
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106
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common
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Pulp
Co
Canada
350
preferred—25
preferred
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Steels
37%
12%
104 Va
Canadian
$2.40
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Jan
83
Anglo Can Tel
Asbestos
26
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107
Steel
Corp
12,915
12%
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Anglo
37
Oct
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preferred
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of Prices
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•
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for Week
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Range
of Prices
Friday
,
s
Funds
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
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25(4 Aug
10%
Jan
13
Jan
I
Volume
Number 5471
182
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1493)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
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Dominion Glass
1%
& Steel
preferjfipd
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&
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28%
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2,385
8
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1
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97
May
100
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3
3.50
Apr
3.60
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33
Jan
80 Ma
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new
11%
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8%
16 V4 May
100
Jun
8% Get
24
24
24%
6
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26
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22% July
17% Jan
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27
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110
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48
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45%
47
1,761
10
10
800
101
325
50
53 Ma
53 Ma
75
52 M2
34 V4
Oct
9
48
Apr
Anglo-Canadian Pulp & Paper
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Belding-Corticelli
$4.50
Cement
International
Canada
53% July
Jun
29%
Jan
Int
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Jan
61 Ma
40 3/4
I,777
52 Ma
52 Ma
100
60 Ma
66
5,458
8.70
61 Ma
7
40 Ma
40 Ma
&
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Canadian Dredge
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4%
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pfd—
215
216
39 V*
Jan
Food
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Ltd
Bakeries
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24% Aug
560
124
*
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42 Mi
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class
25%
Oct
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25
25
625
17
34
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87
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430
20
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50
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25
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18
Jan
28
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101
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17
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50
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132
44
May
60
Feb
10
10
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50
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1,50
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77/a
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28
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107
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17
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2,350
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205
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71
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59
60
305
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Jan
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535
31%
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12
12
150
10% Aug
12
Feb
31
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46 Ma
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Oct
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Mar
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Aug
25
July
Apr
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140
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51
51
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41 Ma
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49
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45
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53 Ma
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22
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44c
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1
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5
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Sulphur Mining Corp
Metals
Corp Ltd
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Gold
1
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Mines
Barvue
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a
18c
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3.35
3,600
3.05
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32,600
2c
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7c
73,485
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14c
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Feb
72c
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15c
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8c
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28c
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35c
Sep
12c
12c
500
12c
Oct
20c
Jun
1.95
2.00
11,600
10c
1
20c
1
Metals
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1.75
86c
1
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17c
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3c
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19 %c
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May
1.83
Sep
Jan
2.00 Aug
Jan
Apr
Jun
1.16 July
2.95
Jan
1
37c
35c
38c
9,000
12c
Mar
57c
July
1
40c
35c
42c
111,900
3c
Mar
50c
Sep
Mines.
1
3.90
3.80
3.95
7,700
Ltd
1
23c
21c 24%c
Chibougamau Mines Ltd—,_1
14
Hill
Ltd
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3.75
Sep
4.75 May
Sep
55c
July
Sep
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Calumet
Uranium
Campbell
Mines
Collieries
(Dunsmuir)
Mines
Ltd—:
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14 Ma
12
12%
1,700
1.99
1.75
2.23
640,200
2.85
2.85
Ltd_3
—1
1
20c
4.20
Jan
8.65
May
80c
Sep
16%
14
Mar
Sep
July
2.74
Apr
3.85
Jun
1,300
27c
10,500
22c
Jan
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8,000
2c
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1.30
1.25
1.40
21,300
80c
Mar
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2.10
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12,100
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EXCHANGE
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205
Jun
39 Ma
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common
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CANADIAN
Jan
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Carnegie Mines Ltd—
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195
198
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14 Ma
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17 Ma
72 Mt
&
10
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102 Ma May
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4
1.75 Mar
EXCHANGE
Centremaque Gold Mines Ltd
Chibougamau Explorers Ltd
230 Notre Dame St. West, Montreal
Consol
Telephone PL-9501
Local Branch:
1203
Central
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TROIS-R1VIERES
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1.15
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SHERBROOKE
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Feb
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Southern Canada
Jun
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33
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62
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6
Power & Paper Inv Ltd
Manufacturing Ltd
Provincial Transport
Rolland
1,150
Feb
9.85
102 Ma Mar
4,308
105 105 Ma
preferred
7
Canadian
Motor
common
Co Ltd
6%
Jun
Aug
Ford
26 Ma
25
__
Company
of Canada
6
177/a
72
Traders Finance
Price
Jan
Fleet
26 Ma
Corp common—5
Ontario Steel Products..
Corp
May
13
Federal
*
Noranda Mines Ltd—
Power
70
103
53
Power
River
5
17%
Aug
Ltd_J^
Niagara Wire Weaving
Powell
a85
17%
Jan
Ma July
Jun
Co
_j
Page-Hersey Tubes
Development
a85
.__
34
Canadian
Jan
49%
35
18 l
1.80
Placer
34 M2
__
~
Engineering Works Ltd
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
:
t
Feb
Sep
class
.
"
Sep
Sep
preferred
>•
30
Aug
Oil
Flour Mills
300
22 Ma
National Steel Car Corp
Ogilvie
33 Ma
86
.
&
July
33 Mi
116
Montreal Locomotive
Morgan
4%%
27
33 Mi
Jan
_____
B
Aug
Jan
*
Ltd
Jan
Mitchell, (Robt) class A
Class
36 Ma
15 Ma
55
T/r
i__-
Breweries
33% Mar
80
___
Class B
68
315
70
Massey-Harris-Ferguson
*.
100
200
23
877
*•'
MacMillan & Bloedel
Molson
75
34 :
22%
II,024
2,018
106
74
23% July
80 Ma Mar
22%
*
a22
(John
Frontenac
*
78 Ma
■56!
.
•
B
& Dock Co Ltd
104 IU6M4
Lower St Lawrence Power
McColl
207/8 May
a22
Candy Shops—
Acceptance class A
/Preferred
2,615
72 Ma
(John)
—_
22
73
25
Secord
Warrants
21 Mi
105
Service
Ltd
21M2
•
pfd
common..
25
&
*
Jun
*
Lang
14%
61%
Jamaica
Laura
4,775
17 Va
26
Laurentide
July
16%
17 Ma
5
Woods
May
19
16
Sep
_______
the
14
16
Aug
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Lake of
Jan
Jan
—
1
42
Power
Limited
11
12 M2
Utilities
Labatt
40
10 M4 Mar
International
Public
al3
35Ma|Mar
Petroleum
Preferred
Sep
al3
100
1,741
105
1
High
Sep
1,980
,—100
Low
13Va
12 f
International
•
37 Ma
Range since- Jan.
High
50"
50 M4
44
Jan
Shares
Jan
52
7.25
for Week
Jan
Ingersoll Rand Co Ltd com-*
Canadian Internat Inv Trust Ltd com_*
Canadian Marconi Company
1
Jan
Sales
Range
10%
Sugar
Canada Packers Ltd class
Jun
a__
30
Week's
of Prices
36%
pfd__;
Dominion
Canadian
* a66
Exchange
Fonda
4,495
39
6'/c
Aug
2,930
common„_ll|_7.50
Paper
July
49
13
11%
Canada
of
International
64.
49Ma
.J
Canada Malting
47 M4
52 Ma
10
Jan
Oct
12%
37 Ma
*
May
50
48%
53 Ma
preferred
39
42 Ma
12%
11%
Bronze
42
48%
53%
preferred
Inland
Jun
5
common'5
Corp
Feb
54
___•
Brown Company
v
845
.•
120
Low
common..*
Canada
Acceptance
28
Jan
Jan
Mar
1,695
a66
7%
Consolidated
Industrial
2,235
Last
Anglo-Nfld
Sep
11
43
1
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of
1,263
57
42%
-
Sep
105
100% Aug
60%
—
44
53 Ma
Friday
Mar
41
*
63 Ma July
43% July
48% July
May
Jun
80
60
:
Jan
42 M2
8ale Fries
Aug
60 Va
50
-
Apr
36%
3,819
42%
Canadian
STOCKS
July
9 Ma
41Mt
_100
■_
52 V4
1,775
__
.
Jun
114
*
•
42 M>
Par
•
Jan
45%
'
>.
Mar
_•
common
Hudson Bay Mining
54%.
101
common__
54% July
186
40
Canadian Stock
•
.*
*
v
;
pfd inc 1927
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd
Gypsum Lime & Alabastine
Holt
a9
29*
Jan
—100
common
preferred
Gcodyear Tire 4%
May
59%
53%
-10
Sep
325
,
*
5'/<?
47 Va
59
25
52%
July
370
15%
34 Mj
Ltd
66
Jan
30
70
100
Bakeries
Dynamics
53
44%
__
R°yal
JnW
3
preferred
General
1
High
500
39%
45 Ma
39Ma
10
fU,n
90
t
34 Ma
*
Commerce
^an
Ma?
243/4
•
10
10
24%
1.14 Ma
72
Canada
since Jan.
Low
26 Ma
53
10
of
8%
common..
General
7ep
8/2 Aug ,
Montreal
Nova .Scotia
Canadienne
*
tUa>
lu
835
a3.00
common
Power
42% Aug
I,096
a97
Products
of
Range
High
26%
50
1,849
28Miw
a97
—1;
26%
Banks—
30
28
-
Gatlneau
v
Aug
0,0
0I1/
Preferred
Shares
Low
•
common—.
for Week
17% Mar
20
T%n
c3/
Par
Zellers Limited
41 Ma Mar
'
i?
235
'
July
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
32%
30
28
1-120
Canadian
Ltd
Co's
30
__50
East Kootenay Power
Edoy Paper Co class A pfd
Electrolux Corp
Fiaser
Jan
15
5,615
*'•
M2
,
31
*
*
com
!__•
Enamel & Heating
24
73/i
31 y2
*
Preferred
12%
7%
•
Sec
36%
24
Feb
17Ma
5,882
•
common
Dow Brewery Ltd
Du Rent of Canada
35
11%
12
33%
225
29 M2
Week's
Last
1
High
17 Ma Mar
800
18
24
common
37 Ma
17 3/4
351/2
;
*
23Ma
Red, pfd
—I
•"Dominion Textile
37
1,395
al7M, al7Ma
17%
■
Low
28
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
•
High
27
37-%
20
Coal
Dominion Tar & Chemical
Famous Players
Foundation
Co
27
•
___
Dominion
Shares
Low
*
com
common
(or Week
of Prices
par
•
1
Range
Sale Price
7
Sales
Ltd
50c
9c
15
Jan
July
30c
18
Sep
Mar
_1
20c
18c
20c
5.000
15c
Feb
36c
Apr
1
70c
70c
80c
14,100
48c
July
90c
Sep
4!
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
...
Monday, October 10, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK
(Cont.)
Canadian Stock Exchange
Low
Mines Ltd
Metal
Fab
Lake
38c
3,000
26
350
2.17
2.17
2,000
1.85
Jan
3.50
Jun
4.65
4.80
4,000
3.85 Mar
5.55
Sep
*
Jardun
of
Corp
47c
Sep
Oct
78c
Jan
8
July
19%
Sep
Ajax Petroleums
10%
620
6.85 Aug
11 %
Sep
82c
70c
70o
500
21
20%
21%
1,950
600
5%c Jan
■':>-
Jan
45c
Creek
Nama
New
1.40
1.40
1.40
1,700
3lc
31c
32c
15,200
1.36
New
New
21,500
20c
Aug
37c
May
18,700
4c
Jan
12c
Apr
Algoma Steel
1
39c
30c
40c
116,500
9'Ac
Jan
53c
Aug
Aluminium
^Warrants
500
1.35 Mar
100
67% May
2.00
1.93
2.15
41,300
23
23%
2,300
95c
95c
1.15
33,800
*
Ltd.
1
46c
Jan
41c
Jan
New
Jack
New
16,200
80c
6,500
3c
1,80
alOc
200
87c
10c
600
9c
Apr
New
Mines
Louvre
Coal &
New
Pacific
New
Royran
New
Santiago
pfd_,
Mar
19c
20c
1.500
19c
Oct
22c
—
New
Vinray
Nocana
Mines
3.15
3.35
12,889
10c
9c
10c
I,000
14%
14 %
600
5.50
5.70
13,773
55%
55'%
25
——;
—
Corp
—
Sep
Arjon Gold
Ascot
2.50 May
Yellowknife
Mines
Normetal
Ltd
Mining
1
—
„
Ltd—,
Corp
*
9c
100
7.00
Jan
Hardware class B
Acceptance
Sep
Ltd—
(1945)
—1
Uranium Mines Ltd
Orchan
f
•
i
1
?
.
.
" .• /
68,700
40 %c
19%c
48c
7.50
8.20
19 %c
43c
7.50
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd.l
22c
400
6,800
,
Aubelle
2.35
15c
Mines
27,800
39c
Sep
Sep
10%
Sep
29%c Sep
Aug
23c
1,000
17c
Jan
1.80
2.00
-11,825
1.55
Aug
6.30
6.30
1,000
5.57
Feb
45c
40 %c
43c
Mines-
Pato
Gold
Cons
Pitt Gold
Ltd
Mines
Dredging Ltd
Mining Co
Porcupine
1.90
i.—
^
„
2c
Jan
23 %c
Sep
8c
3,000
3c
Apr
11c
Jun
30
9%
9%
9%
—
1.48
1.40.
3.50
11c
148,150
3.75 '
11c
Quebec
Labrador Developm't Co Ltd—
Quebec Lithium Corp
.
Gold
Crest
Standard
Steep
Gold
Rock
Sullivan
25%
*
13,650
8,500
12c
950
20c
Feb
1.10
Jan
9c
Jan
11% Mar
v
%
"
1.89
Sep
5.05 May
14c
Apr
13%
14%
30c
37c
63,800*
9c
Jan
49 %c
Sep
15c
80,100
3c
Jan
18c
Apr
25%
20
20%
Jan
29
Aug
25%
~
18
Apr
25c
20c
25c
153,000
2%c
_—1
8.60
8.75
9.00
1,200
4.75
Jan
1
13 %c
13c
15c
13,500
3%c
Jan
41c
40c
48c
16,200
16c
Jan
68c
12%
12%
13%
5,750
7%
Jan
14% Aug
6.40
Ltd—
6.40
100
5.15
Jan
8.10 Mar
Ltd_
Mines
Gold
Mines
Iron
Cons
Ltd
Mines
Soma-Duvernaw
32c
Mines_;
Sherritt-Gordon
12% Jun
12 %c
14%
Quebec Smelting
Refining Ltd
Quebec Yellowknife Gold Mines Ltd
Red
Apr
;
1.65
3.50
I
7.70
S"
Quebec Copper Corp Ltd
Corp
Apr
187,600
Quebec Chibougamau Gold Fields Ltd.
Mining
7.05
21c
■
Quemont
Mar
2.90 July
7%c
Prime, Mines Ltd—
Pronto
Jun
1.32
42c
-
18 %c
19 %C
—„
„
Ltd....
_
Mines Ltd
_
1
..
Mines
Lake
Tazin
Mines
Tiblemont
Ltd_
Mines
21c
*
Ltd
Gold
1
9%c
..
Fields
Tobrit Silver Mines
Trebor Mines Ltd
Ltd
1
_
Ltd
13 %c
21c
28c
95,400
Feb
25c
Oct
10% July
18 Vic Sep
May
9'% c
10c
12 %c 13 %c
17c
Sep
Sep
18c
Apr
Feb
40c
Jan
5,500
8%c
4,500
4%c
1.15
July
1.25
1
_
35c
7c
1.28
700
17c
20c
14,500
10c
Gold
Aunor
Mines
United
%
Ltd
Asbestos
_
Corp
27c
__
.
20c
10,000
28c
1
7.25
7.25
100
1
Ltd
United Montauben Mines Ltd
39c
42c
5,000
10c
Jan
Jan
4.80
Jan-
28c
Lithium
Ventures
Ltd
Mines
Ltd.
Virginia Mining Corp
2.05
63 %c
78c
42%
72 %c
—
42%
1.85
2.13
531,125
-
-100
Apr
1.45
30c
Feb
218,650
Westville
Yukeno
Oil
Mines
Mines
Ltd—
42 %c
—1
:ilj—1
Ltd
1
45c
Sep
9.60 July
69c
Apr
45c
Sep
2.15
Apr
21%
Jan
47%
Sep
69c
Jan
2.25
Sep
51c
113,200
24c
Jan
59c
Aug
14c
11c 16 %c
311,800
4%c
Jan
16%c
Sep
18c
18c
56,500
2%c
Jan
29c
Sep
24c
15c
15c
1,000
14c
Oils
28c
28c
500
22c
Anglo-Canadian
Oil
Co
Ltd
5.50
5.55
1,100
•
Bailey Selburn Oils & Gas "A"
Bonnyville Oil & Refining
Cabanga Developments Ltd
Calalta
Petroleums
Canadian
Atlantic
Canadian
Empire
Oil
Gaspe
Home
Ltd-
Sep
15c
Oct
Sep
42c
Jan
Oils
New
British
&
Jun
6.25
Jun
Oils
300
1.60
50,018
1.50
70c
1.46
1.50
900
Jan
13%
Jun
1.22 May
2.20
Jun
1.50
Sep
7.15
1.35
Sep
20c
70c
20,200
6.00
300
2.45
30c
65c
6.00
2.50
1,500
30c
35c
10,000
27c
Apr
51c
15c
July
33c
Ltd
Ltd
Oil
Ltd
Ltd-
1.75
Api-
80c
Jan
Apr
7.30
Feb
Apr
2.71
Sep
Petroleums
Israel
20c
25c
4,100
10%
200
1.80
2.00
3,000
1.30 Aug
2.10
Ltd—
2.25
2.53
5,200
1.75
Jun
2.53
Oct
7.80
Feb
1.66
1.66
2,500
1.08
Apr
1.77
40c
2.29
2.29
100
2.29
Jan
3.10 Mar
2.00
2.05
13,400
*
5c
5c
1,000
1
Ltd
10%
11%
450
ic
3.00
3.00
3.10
6.000
1
;
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
90c
85c
1.00
1,700
Oils Development.
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd—
1.35
3c
Apr
Jan
10% Mar
2.55
80c
Sep
Aug
10c
10c
11c
4,000
7%c
Jun
2.84
Westburne Oil Co Limited
Petroleums
footnotes
2.84
2.84
200
2.84
Oct
69c
Ltd
see
1
page
45c
Jan
80c
Jan
Feb
26
Apr
Apr
61
Aug
23
45.
57 %c
23
23%
1,130
20%
57
57
58
135
52'%
12 %c
13c
7,200
10c
46'Ac
50c
49,000
41c
Feb
15%
15%
450
7
69c
Sep
Jan
1.25
May
49c
7%
18
13c
500
Bankfield
18c
II,000
6%c
9%c
23,000
7%c
29c
33c
30.499
16c
11 %c 12 %c
22,800
11c
July
100
2.25
1.30
1.30
1.30
100
80c
10c
He
25.500
9c
12 % c 13 %c
16,000
12c
May
Traction
Barnat
Mines
—
Barvue
Mines
—
—
.
-r——'—
8c
8%c
3,000
11
11
100
98c
98c
1.00
6,800
1,65
1.60
1.80
4,630
35c
3,940
Corp
:
.
Sep
2.26
Sep
7'Ac
Apr
Mines
Jan
97c
Mar
35c
45c
160,300
26c
Aug
93c
Apr
9,400
14c
Apr
20c
Jan
837,000
70c
Jan
2.95
Apr
July
July
1.00
July
16c
2.03
15c 16%c
2.00
2.15
30c«
30c
38c
4,900
20c
88c
2,625
20c
64%
64'A
43
45%
1.49
58%
7
6%
7%
710
2.51
2.70
I,580
—*
1
21 %
21%
21%
100
75c
75c
85c
34,600
50%
50
50%
7,000
85c
85c
500
65c
14c
12%c
48 %c
52c
3.00
34c
Apr
—
1.00 July
Jan
Mar
Jan
11c
1.10
Jan
70c
25
Feb
45'%
640,800
21c
Jan
35c
37,732
22c
Sep
8%
6.20
17
8,000
2.80
Sep
Apr
Oct
45c
15,000
14c
49c
2.^4
64%
55
1.50
6%
.
4,600
68c
4.70
Sep
Aug
52
1.00
52c
4.85
70c
4,700
65c
July
57c 57 %c
3,000
47c
Jan
July
May
May
Oct
1.05
Jun
1.80 May
4.20
Jun
35c
Sep
48%
6c
Jan
7%
7%
7%
7%
100
Oct
7%
1.55
1.55
1.70
6,800
1.35 Aug
3 80
2.20
2.20
2.35
4,600
1.60
2.90'Aug
1
47c
41c
49c
47,400
-1
1
12c
11 %c
13c
23,785
11%C
13c
13,200
6c
Jan
19c
Apr
1
38c
35c
40c
13,500
28c
Aug
65c
July
—1
8%c
10c
9,166
5'Ac Mar
17c
Apr
—
8%c
Bralorne Mines
—*
5.30
5.10
5.35
9,005
1.02
300
90c
Apr
17%
300
17
Feb
24,660
Blue
common
:
Uran Ltd——
Cerium Mines
Rock
—
Bobjo Mines
Gold
Bonville
Bouscadillac
Boymar
.—
Gold
—;
Petroleums
Bridge
&
Ltd
Brilund
Mihes
Britalta
Petroleum
British
Columbia
17%
.
24c
11c
Aug
Mar
-
Sep
2.45 Mar
7'%
79c
25c
5.35
1.36
18
Oct
Sep
July
Jan
Oct
Jan
'Jan
9% Mar
*
warrants
Tank
British -American
1
1.02
*
—
Cordage class A
Brantford
_—
Oil
Electric—
4%
preferred
preferred
preferred —
4%%
preferred
4%%
preferred
7%
7%
7%
*
2.85
2.80
2.85
150
1.41 Jan
3.00
Aug
1
1
*
1.70
1.63
1.75
15,761
1.30 May
2.50
Apr
2.55
2.50
2.70
II,910
2.50
Jun
3.85
Jan
30%
30
30 5%
8,995
25%
Apr
33% July
95
95%
137
92%
Jan
95%
100
i—
r——50
...—50
50
:
105%
55
105 105'%
145
54
55
310
52
52 %
430
51%
100
4%%
.5%
52%
52%
991
Gairdner &
jkL
60 Wall Street,
Jun
103
Apr
52
Jan
97
TOP
55
Oct
50'A Aug
53'%
Jun
52%
Oct
Aug
Company Inc.
New York 5, N.Y.—WHitehall 4-7380
Gairdner &
V
Company Limited
Members:
The Investment Dealers' Association of Canada
CANADIAN
Toronto Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
f
Montreal Stock Exchange
Winnipeg Stock Exchange
Vancouver Stock Exchange
Wire system to all
offices
Sep
106% July
50
-
Canadian A filiate:
Feb
80c
Sep
Apr
*
1
Hats
Bay
July
75 %c
Jan
July
*
Biltmore
Jan
20c
Apr
2.40 Aug
258,769
2.52
3.05
1.00 July
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
25c
125
1.19
-
Feb
38
55
43
1.25
Jan
2.33
77c
1
12% July
1.65
Jan
39c
*
Kirkland
Bidgood
Jan
2.10 Aug
50c
30c
-1
1
—I
Ltd
Uranium
Bicroft
,
57,680
1
Beta Gamma Mines
Mines
1.30 Mar
176,000
—25
—
Mines—
River
Apr
Apr
2.10
Sep
90c
1
*
1
*
common
Telephone
Mar
v
2.88
*
-*
—
Beatty Bros
Beaucage Mines Ltd
:
Beaver Lodge Uranium.—
Berens
16
7% Mar
96ci
July
12'Ac
.
83c
35c
Beattie-Duquesne
Bell
63
Jan
2.60
1
—
—,—
Mining
6%c
.49c
90c
——„
Bathurst Power & Paper class A
Belcher
Aug
2.75
*
—
warrants
Lumber
,54'A July
Apr
29c
30c
warrants
B
52'%
II,100
•
Bathurst Mining
Class
41% May
231
32c
Jun
2.78 Feb
30c
Ltd
"B"
3,685
59%
Jan
19c
Jan
*
Mines
"A"
47'A
58
Jan
v12 %
1.70 Aug
44'%
Jun
15c
-
*
.
_!
Petroleums
Bata
6.75
5,920
32c
—
Mining
Uranium
Baska
1,300
1.98
58
1
:
Ltd
Co
Metals
Base
10'%
1.88
45%
—————i ^
Warrants
Barymin
9.20
1.94
Sep
1.30
Sep
9.75
Apr
2.40
Jun
10c
Sep
18%c
•
2.00 Mar
2.25
Apr
;40c
.
»
July
15c
Jan
2.25
—1
,
_
Oct
July
46c
Jan
*
Mines—
Cons
Barcelona
Jan
16c
8%c
12 %c
——
7%
19'%c May
Jun
18c
July
20
13% Mar
11c
Jan
73c
20% July
Oct
7
2,550
13c
19c
13% Mar
1,550
17
13c
—
*
For
58,500
SECURITIES
Quebec
Wilrich
55c
——————-50c
Bank of Montreal
—10
Bank of Nova Scotia
10
Bankeno Mines ———————1
Banff Oils
Sep
25c
2.00
50'Ac
2.10 July
33c
Feb
10%
90c
Ltd
50'Ac
Mines
i
1
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
July
S^S
1
Dominion
Sep
Mar
3%c Jan
Jan
12
60c
1
Corp
Omnitrans Exploration
Pacific
1
9.75
4.65
•
Petroleums
Bristol
1.53
*
Inc—__._l
Co Ltd
New
9.25
2
Oil Corp
National
Okalta
25c
Co
Minerals
Ventures
Oil
Jasper
&
1
Pete
Devonian
Oil
_1
*
Ltd—.
Oil
5.50
75c
1
*
1
B___
Brazilian Traction
Ltd—
550
Bagamac
Bralsaman
1
•
__
.
85c
Jan
Aug
Stocks—
Altex
Pan
42 %c
class
Products
Bordulac Mines
Weedon Pyrite & Copper Corp Ltd
Wendell Mineral Products Ltd
80c
38c
32c
Mines
Avillabona
Black
Valor
85c
17
—
Fabric
Bevcon
Uddlen
258,900
1
Beaver
Tache
46,200
26c
Aumacho River
' '
Ltd—
Uranium
14% Aug
Jan
13
1,610
1.65
——1
1
Aumaque
59c
Jan
'
Parbec
Pater
Jun
56% May
Jan
13%
—20
com
Mines
——l-
Sep
8.§0
.
Sep
20 %c
Panel Consol Uranium
Feb
6.20
4.70 Mar
53
Sep
1.50
Mines
Sep
48c
17 %c
Jan
15c
19 %
8%c
Atlin-Ruffner
Sep
Auto
Obalski
Sep
13%
——
2.20
-
July
3.50
12%
Mar
21 %c
1
10
Metals Corp
Ashdown
17c
Oct
Feb
3c
2,000
7.00
—
Feb
3%c Jan
252,800
16c
1.60
13%
—1
Steels
16c
3.85
Jan
1.11 Aug
Atlas
45c
Jan
5c
22 %c
*
50
common
2nd preferred
,
Sep
3.00
*
*
*
—
Corp
Argus
Feb
1
Rouyn
Mines
16c
*
.
Mines
Apex Consolidated
Anglo
Atlas
15c
5.50
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd_„50
Anglo Huronian
*
Apr
39c
14%
—♦
*
Exploration
Oil
Anglo-American
Anglo-Canadian
22c
43c
Jun
3.20
Jan
1
109%
-1
6%c
1.40
May
Petroleums
8.000
79c
106
Anchor
12c
6,100
106% 107'%
205
Anacon
10c
16,550
27
1.74
10c
46,000
Feb
July
1
13c
Jan
26
93c
Sep
1.70
69%
105
23,125
July
2.30
6,998
27
1.65
65c
10c
Sep
107
1.51
26 %c
1.40
Sep
Jun
103
118
1.63
Sep
2.00
91%
Jan
Nepheline
50c
Lead „——————.—20c
Oct
-
Jun
14
Oct
27
American
13c
10c
7%
49
Jan
35c
1.40
Feb
Jun
101% Aug
Apr
7,037
2.00
Jan
Mar
2.00
11,100
1
50c
25
Jan
12%
97
70c
20c
*
10
22c
Oct
21c
4,784
99
28c
2,060
16%
99
1
Sep
Apr
14,500
34c
15%
.
Jan
33c
64,750
32c
16
r'l'
■■
Aug
Jan
300
33c
77c
—50c
2.50 Mar
Mines >—~~^
40c
LtdLtd—
Jan
104
19c
Mines Ltd—
1.50
*
25
———
35c
Mines
400
6,610
20c
Oils Ltd—
Copper
1.80
2,720
35c
—
1.80
88
1
Ltd
2.65 Mar
8.25
j——25c
Ltd
Jan
75c
72c
19c
Asbestos:
Lafayette
1.60
83
Atlantic
New
2,200
14c
Area
31c
4,200
30c
Jun
14 %c Mar
28c
2.20
3,540
11c
a33c
Jan
38c
23c
2.10
8,280
Arcan
26c
Jun
1.80 May.
95,684
Jun
63c
a33c
*
20c
Sep
41c 1 Oct
82c
2.75
May
Mar
16c
Jun
5%c
a
Sep
2.70 May
63c
1
—
Mines
1.31
Feb
1.80
Sep
25% July
Jan
6%c
1
-
Co Ltd
Lake_—
Jaculet
1.58
6c
1
Ltd—
Mining
1.56
6%C
1
Ltd—
Mines
1.56
1
Apr
Jun
2.84
Jan
16%
2.95
90
Sep
78c
75c
Apr
American
77
21c
18,100
36c 38 %c
Amanda
2.05
109,411
94c
7.50
Amalgamated
Apr
77
41c
July
70c
79c
Sep
63c
2.05
38c
8 'A
1.01 Jun
Jun
16c
30c
Jan
1
Mar
50c
370
36c
Jan
16c
Ltd.
58c
2,250
107%
5%c
25,200
1.25 May
19,800
62c
100
1
85,750
41c
Aug
Sep
79c
'May
——1
Leduc Petroleums Ltd
*
1,000
25c
98c
7
75c
100
preferred _—
Larder
5% %
7%c
21c
700
20c
84
4%,
Aug
*1
25c 1 Sep
Jun
7.50
Ltd
33 %c
1.02
25
Jan
14c
2.15
1
—
21c
1.02
Jan
11c
18,600
————————*
33 %c
1.02
23%
40,600
85c
—————-—
Co
Aluminum
1
525
18c
24 %c
Ltd—
Debentures
9c
Ltd—
Mines
Goldvue
Pacific
25c
12 %c
24'%
Aug
July
•
17c 18%c
7%
7%
certificates
Cons—————*
trust
Voting
Alberta
8c
Feb
24
16c
41c
*
common
Algom Uranium Mines
5'Ac
16
.
23c
-
Canada
Highbridge
Jan
70c
Sep
Jan
6it
—
—__—
Distillers
8c
Formaque Mines Ltd
Fortune
.Warrants
2.85 Mar
Sep
30c
Petroleums
Albermont
27% Aug
8'A
__
Aug
25c
Ltd.
New
Jun
19c
7%c
Mines
Mines
25
Alberta
1
Mines
Feb
1.10
15 % Mar
11c
11c
37 %
Jan
I,675
24
—1
1
—*
———.
Ltd———i——
Jan
25'%
13
18%c
*
Explorations
26
279
12%
35%
12%
common
Akaitcho Yellow Knife
1
.,
Monpas
July
Alba
5
Mining
May
16c
850
18% July
Oct
—1
Mining Corp Ltd-—_
Mclntyre-Porcupine
15c
2,500
Jan
69c
37%
26%
10,625
26%
__
39,300
10%
3,000
High
Low
High
16c
25
„———
18c
1,400
1
trust-—
Mines Ltd
Maritimes
preferred
36%
*
& Paper common
Power
% %
10%
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd.
Louvicourt Goldlields Ltd——.
Macdonald
4
1
Range since Jan.
Shares
of Puces
Low
37c
30c
Ltd—.
Mines
Abitibi
for Week
Range
Par
18%
17
69c
69c
1
...
Kenmayo Yukon Mines Ltd
Kontiki Lead Zinc Mines Ltd—
Lavalie
Jun
70c
———
Ltd voting
Mines
Jun
30
16c
5
Mining & Dev Co—
Inspiration
53c
Jan
18 lA
Hudson-Rand Gold Mines Ltd—-—-1
Iso Uranium Mines
Feb
22
-*
Class A ———~~*;'
Acadia-Uranium
1
Acme Gas & Oil
—-———-*
Agnew Surpass Shoe common——*
16%
r-;/
34c
—
Mines Ltd-
Cons Gold
Last
stocks
Acadia-Atlantic
—
——
Collieries Ltd
Hollinger
Sep
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
8.00
27%
Mines
Warrants
Hillcrest
7.25
Feb
26
—
—
Gold
Jan
2.10
37c
Ltd—.—
Mines
God's
5.00
200
37c
—1
Ltd———'*
Grandines Mines Ltd—_—
——•
Gui-Por Uranium Mines Metals Ltd—*
Gunner
Gold Mines Ltd
1
Geco
700
6.75
Sale Price
Uranium Mines Ltd
Faraday
Frobisher Limited
6.50
6.75
Ltd———*
—1
Nickel Mines
Falconbridge
6.50
6.50
24 %c
Exchange
Canadian Funds
High
Low
High,
—1
Refining Co Ltd
East Smelting
1
Range since Jan.
1
f— 1
Mines Ltd
Sullivan
East
Shares
of Prices
Par
Toronto Stock
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
1
ENDED OCTOBER
Sales
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Friday
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Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1495)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Range
British
Columbia
British
Forest
Columbia
!:
Class B
Products
Packers
class A
Telephone Co
;Bruck
Reef
Mills
Brunhurst
Bransman
Tvt '
:
'
Buckles
15%
115
15'A
Oct
20
14
14
50
12
Apr
Consolidated
33
32%
33%
1,625
48
49
215
1
1.53
1.50
1.69
14
14
110
8c
9c
10,750
*
1
8c
•
__1
15c
_l
26 Vic
Mining 7
'•
.
:.
1
:
'
Algoma Uranium
'
.
* "
41 Vic
1
8c
64.200
—137,000
12
40c
1,555
45c
8c
8%c
70c
1
x;
,_
16c
21c 28'Ac
11
17,500
71c
19,400
17,500
x__:
Canadian
Howey
50% July
Jan
1.20
Jun
2.15 Aug
9.75
9%c
9%c
44
46%
520
15c 19 %c
240,850
16c
44
•
1
—.
'
15c
31,100
5 7e
preferred
.Callinan
Calnorth
Calvan
l—,
Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson
38c
Apr
25c
42%
47 %
Sep
17c
Apr
Feb
8'Ac Feb
Apr
18C
13c
Aug
275
25
May
30%
2,967
11
Aug
14
Oils
17 %c
•;
••Canada
Cement
class A__
Sep
Can
'Canada
4.15
4.75
31%
469
10%
300
16%
10
■
16%
300
6.95 Sep
•j
16%
Apr
3.00 May
Oct
4.75 Sep
43'A Mar
30
ADr
Feb
14
Feb
29
31%
:*
14
14%
730
8
Mar
*
75
75
625
66
Jan
81
;
2.83
3.05
61,544
48c
Jan
3.90
12%
Jan
1,699
22%
Jan
34
16
A____
Cable
Astoria
Canadian
Admiral
15 %■
16
546
2.50
2.80
2,002
2.40 Aug
4.70
1.25
1,014
1.10 Aug
2.75
38%
38%
175
38%
33
91
95
330
1.65
1.70
1,128
38
%'
95
1
35
1
:
Commerce—_20
35
81
81
Canadian
Canners
Canadian
39c
:
15
120
*
*16
Canadian
Collieries
Decalta
Delnite
1.65
Oct
3.35
20'A July
90
Mar
32c
Sep
40c
Apr
3,925
44%
30%
31%
2,256
5.60
39'A
Jan
7,648
25
July
Jan
__10c
60c
58c
62c
39,060
*
36
35
36'A
555
*
22%
22%
24%
38%
38%
38%
200
_*
10%
10%
11%
4,350
11%
11%
12%
12,400
70c
70c
70c
24c
2,505
2,500
2.40
3.
•
21c
Canadian Devonian Petroleum
Canadian:
Food
2.49
;
Prods
Hydro
_100
"
4%
5%
475
v
17c
1./6
14 %
15%
60
10
"35
20
160
475
2.28
4,400
1.90
8%
2,025
7%
49c
4,200
2.74
2,340
17
Apr
July
•22%
'
Petrofina
Ltd
Pipelines
&
Canadian
Canadian
Canso
Oil
pfd__
4%
Apr
25% July
25
90
Mar
100
106
15
105
May
106'A
175
7%
7%
1,055
87c
82c
90c
677,050
33%
24,661
10
Dominion
Donalda
Dow
Jun
30%
5.00
Jun
48
Sep
Sep
6.10 Aug
Oct
14%
18% Mar
5,650
-
27
28
4,698
104
10
21
20%
22
1,800
1
27
27
27
52
50
25
*
17%
35 A
11%
24
7%
12
*
com
52
52
17%
-35'A-
23.50
-24
.
8
*
18
36/»
12%
15c
13
Mar
28'A Aug
19'A Mar
.'31%. Aug
51%
Apr
28'A
Feb
9%
6,330
110
8
1,205
35,000
Jan
180
Sep
12
July
Apr
28
Jan
1.05 Aug
Mar
44c
30
7uc
30
84c
25
Jan
31
147,300
66c
Aug
92c
Aug
1
22c
20'Ac
24c
9,800
17c
Jun
36c
July
1
1-61
1.01
1.05
24,200
1
—
8%c
9c
5,000
& Minerals
Dyno Mines
90
East
Amphi Gold
East
Malartic
—
1.00
5c
2.25
2.20
1
6.45
6.40
2.32
6.70
15,200
7,285
1
1-H
1-05
1.17
55,810
1
6.65
6.40
7.50
35,390
*
5%
5 A
400
—
3.75
8'A
Jan
Easy
Machine
Washing
Economic
Ltd
Refining
&
Products
Paper class
Elder
*
Mines
A
I7
—
17/■*
10
38%
38 A
100
72
71%
75 A
1,305
1
—
38'A
20
Trust___—'
Investment
Eddy
5.00
69c
20
El
Sol
1
8'Ac
8'Ac
*
—
30c
10c
34c
Sep
Jan
July
34%
765
18%
18%
18%
1,410
2.80
2.85
300
2.75
29%
18
106% May
47% Mar
19% July
——
Mines
Ltd
common
Gold
Emerald
Glacier
Jun
1.85
2.56
2.55
2.85
1,191
2.55
Oct
5.20
Jan
Falconbridge Nickel
Famous
Players
80c
1,300
July
1.85
Sep
Fanny Farmer
Faraday Uranium Mines
75c
75c
g.oo
7.85
8.30
14,930
5.95
Jan
12% July
4.00
4.00
900
2.70
Jan
5.50 Aug
4.50
Jan
7.50 Mar
Farwest
1.35
Jan
2.65
Federal
5.75
5.75
6.10
3,400
2 20
2.20
2.30
19,425
85c
85c
2,900
66c
70c
Jan
Sep
1.10 July
•
——-—-•
1
Tungsten
Copper—
<,
16c
19c
13.100
14c
Jun
24c
Jan
Federal
9%c
2,000
7c
Jan
18c
Apr
Federated Petroleums
35c
Jan
60c
Oct
18
18
107
15
Apr
20
July
4.25
4.50
16,925
50c
4.45
25c
1.57 May
3.35 Mar
2.05 Mar
5.40
Fleet
Ford
8c
9c
31,000
5c
Feb
16c
Apr
Fraser
41c
3,000
31c
Jan
58c
Aug
Frobisher
70c
70c
85c
84,540
1
1
o0
1.25
1.39
22,400
j
1.35
1.41
16,050
2 60
♦
2.60
2.60
200
921/2
7,200
16%
200
7%
8
760
90c
•
6,076
1.00
16%
16%
87c
82 c
1
92c
1,000
16c
1
1
409,700
83c
87c
*
Copper
776
9 %c 13 %c
12V2C
1.
*
96%
92 %
1
14c 16'Ac
28,200
8 <c
84c
1.05
139,700
8c
12,000
10%
350
1
35c
Jun
„
7c.
80c
Mar
1.25 Aug
1.70
65
Jun
Mar
87c
Sep
1.80
2.56
Jun
Sep
Gaitwin
5%
23%c
Jan
Geco
1.18
Jan
General
15
7'A
90c
7'Ac
Power
Mines
_J
14'Ac July
54c
21c
July
2.13
July
Aug
Oct
89c
Jan
Oct
30'A
Jun
July
Feb
29
29'A
Mar
Sep
46,500
1.80
Jan
3.75 July
2,800
1.72
Jan
2.91 July
32c Aug
48c
Aug
315
26
Jan
43
Jun
260
29'
Jan
31%
Oct
72,600
10c
Jan
29c
Sep
2,000
Ltd
Motors
General
Petroleum
*
9%
4.50
4.50
4.55
700
3.25
Apr
11
11
11%
200
8%
Jan
9% Aug
80c
1.20
Jun
Aug
Sep
13%c July
10'A
Oct
6.70 July
11%
50
143
Jan
Jun
Class
260
General
Steel
Wares
Uranium
God's
Lake
Mar
70c
Jun
Golden
__l
44c
42c
46c
65,775
38c
Aug
78c
Jun
Goldfields
20c
17'Ac
20c
i4c
July
Gold
Eagle
Jan
Goldhawk
12%
Sep
Jun
Sep
36c
Jan
15%
Jun
Graham
2,500
11
83,839
1
3.75
3.75
3.90
7,245
5.00 July
Grandines
1
40c
40c
41c
8,165
35c
Jun
75c
Feb
Jan
95c
Oct
Great
Lakes
Aug
2.65
Jan
Great
Northern
14.080
12c
12c
700
14c
15c
2,400
warrants
1
—
1.55
5c
10'Ac
Feb
Jan
Apr
9.80
7%
Jan
Feb
Apr
Aug
19%
Sep
9%
Jun
79% Mar
44%
Sep
48%
Sep
1,100
5.10
Jan
6.50
Jan
1,620
4.70
Sep
6.45
Jan
10
17'Ac
6.10
10'A
500
450,300
—
*
—
Mar
77c
34% July
115%
3,224
49
Jun
11
Feb
8'A
10c
29c
Jan
Sep
61c
61c
27c
6.25
1.75
67c
48'Ac
48c
59c
267,450
23c
Mar
59c
Oct
17c
I7c21%c
20,500
12c
Mar
62c
Jun
Feb
19c
May
Jan
4.00 Aug
Oct
1.33 Mar
21'Ac
1
6.15
1.70
1.75
1
4,532
831,531
17,880
12c
2.95
2.90
3.35
9,550
49c
42c
49c
18,400
22 %c
10'Ac
20c
10'Ac
23c
49,500
13c
43,500
150 150%
53% 53%
29c
32c
55
30c
Feb
Preferred
Jan
19c
Aug
Warrants
-
—
1
_*
—
50
Bousquet
July
5,100
10c
1
Granduc Mines
40c
26,329
100
32c
26%
110
8.00
Goodyear Tire common.—
4%
preferred
Jan
28c
10
95c
17
8,710
8%
*
20c
23c
10
2.05
8%
—
135
4.75
Goldora Mines
60c
Mar
76c
16
| 16
—1
25c
1.95
1,495
——1
540
93c
34,200
112.
4.85
•
74,791
195
53c
32%
112
54 A
Gold
Manitou
1
7
49c
31'A
—
47%
5.30
Porcupine
*
Sep
Aug
6.10 Aug
60c
Sep
60'Ac Mar
7.85
Jan
2.03
Sep
94c
July
July
3.70 Aug
12
2.60 Mar
96'A
Aug
May
*
32c 35 %c
2.10
5.50
45
common—
Uranium
1
85'A May
36
95c
~1
42c
25c
Apr
5.30
Mines
1,200
7% Mar
39,400
Feb
3.90 Mar
60c
Apr
52%
Gold
5,944
14,250
25
2,610
Jun
13c
1
Glenn
64c
10%.
1,100
20,945
Sep
27%
45
Goldale Mines
198
35c
5%c July
53c
1
2.50
10%
6,000
2.85 May
158
5.30
Gold Mines
58c
*
Jan
——5
Lake
Geneva
Giant Yellowknife
190
1
...Jan
18
corn——1
A
2.30
Sep
100
31%
—-—.3
(Canada)
63c
2.30
94
Jan
830
6.30 July
765
new
*
10
75c
94
*
Dynamics
General
Jan
75c
1.75
Jan
-1
General
Feb
36
4.85
75c
94
1
:
10% July
Feb
4.55
8c
3.60
405
•
Bakeries
18% May
10c
34%
100
—
Feb
4'Ac
35
4.75
2,400
140
26
8c
10,105
1
common
Jan
1.37
1.85^
—
1.05 July
Sep
1-75
132
24 A
7%c
—
132
24'A
*
—100
preferred
Jun
Feb
4.70
-*
common
Exploration
Gatineau
Sep
72c
9%
~2.50
page
Sep
Sep
3.50 July
99
20'Ac
!—*
—
Ltd
Warrants
82c
»
Consolidated Gillies Lake Mines
31
*
Canada
Cos
8'Ac
1
Mines
25
27
2.20
2.30
38c
35
36
31
31 A
20'Ac 28'Ac
4.70
5.25
35
•
of
Francoeur Gold
40c
1
Consolidated East Crest
36c •
•
i
class A
Co
Jun
gc
1
Oil
23
615
1.95
2.10
36c •
2.20
1
-•
Manufacturing
Motor
Foundation
4ic
1
Consolidated Discovery
1,050
23%
—1
Kirkland
1
;
Jun
62
1.03 May
Jan
1.10
13c
Jan
*
Mines
21%
26'A
20
-
—
9%c
59
;
5,070
23%
1
——*
class A
Grain
Preferred
19^
Feb
!_
27'A
24
26'A
2.05
—1
.-25c
Oils Ltd
Fargo
gi/2C
47
common
Sep
79c
'*
Jan
115
Mining Corp
25
25
Sep
1.15
j
Jan
Feb
131,200
76c
1,004
Jan
1
Smelt
Sep
Sep
...
Mar
18c
89c
Warrants ext. to Jan 1 1956——25c
1.25
7'Ac
32
65c
45
1.75
1.20
190
402,683
45
1-91
1.25
6,700
6'Ac
53/
2.13
—,-—25
1
Equitable Life Insurance
Corp
Eureka
5.25
6,200
1
38'A
j,,
25
Sep
Sep
81'A
Jan
40
21,000
Com
8.10
6.00 July
18%
29"% Mar
20
59
new____
1.52 May
4.00 Aug
33
Jan
7.80 Aug
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
Apr
Mar
2.95
Apr
425
Mines
1051/4 105 %
39c
Life
18c
2.10 July
1
Eastern Metals
Oct
Feb
Aug
2.20
Sep
Mar
Mar
11%
Aug
4_lc
51c
28% July
1.88
Mines
58c
4'c
38
7uc
Jun
59
Petroleum
8% July
1
45c
102
Jun
24 % July
*
:
6,050
33 %
Aug
13'A
Jan
32c
Jun
20% Aug
43
•
Mar
4,400
35'A
35c
National
53
,
21'A Mar
7
Sep
1
—
—
Steel
1.80
Enterprises
105'A
Sep
15'/8
2,809
24'A
Apr
29% July
May
6,090
....
..
34c
Feb
17% Mar
102
33,100
18,500
20
Sep
May
2.15
13c
.
18'Ac 19'Ac
—:
103'A
Ltd.,
Co
Smelting
.20
see
373
4,218
1.96
50c
Jun
54c
<
footnotes
8,485
,
_
Jan
.1.24
Sep
1.25 Mar
15c..Feb
85c
I
For
15%
_
Oct
12c
Yellowknife
B
45%
5.40
27
Goldcrest
Class
42
5.20
14%
__
-
16,700
-79c
1.05
16,550
32,500
-
104
common—.
1
Iron
20c
1.66
.
51c
25
Fenimore
1.79
18c
1.51
100
Mines
Oils
•
Coin Lake
Consol
1.60
19c
1.62
1.65
-
14%
'
Textile
Copper
1
Dragon
3,800
1.22
79c
Willans
Consolidated
80c
42%
—
Chemical
&
1
Consolidated Denison
.79c
Feb
—
Ltd
Consolidated Allenbee
80c
i
1
Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated Cordasun
Jan
3.75 May
12c
*
Development
33c
Jun
54c
Cockshutt Farm Equip
Cody Reco
Conro
Sep
July
-*
com—
Coal
Brewery
1
Mines
55c
15c
Apr
3.05
1
Citra-Lartic
Coniagas
July
15,700
..
1
Chrysler Corp
Coniaurum
30c
21c
8%
600
Pen-Rey Oils
.
Confederation
3,200
16'Ac
.
*
1
Gold
Conduits
40c
18'Ac
'
1
i
Invest
J..
Eastern
______♦
Commonwealth
81c
com
!
Stores
Tar
Eastern
Jan
331/2
Jun
14,746
1
& Steel
&
Sep
3
17% Mar
Aug
1.10
45c
-
210
;
Eldrich
pfd._20
Wines
50c
11%
-Jan
Sep
Jun
1.00
40c
1.05
-
El
Chibougamau Exporl
Combined
11c
Sep
44c
43c
Sep
38c
2
—2.50
Debentures
Coldstream
16c
3.50 July
Mines
Colomac
38,600
56%
Aug
24%c May
-
11'A July
„i
Dunlop
•
Feb
Research
Cochrane
--52
-
3.50
50
Steel
Julv
50c
167%
•
10'A
1
—
-
5,312
•
Sep
1
Consolidated
Sep
32c
•
25c
1
20c
1.42
Trust
Cochenour
Aug
31%
•
3.50
__
1
1
1,164
17,832
54
40c
4.75
Chib-Kayrand Copper
Cobalt
Sep
5%
•
10%
33c
1
1—
(Western)
52
-35c
17'Ac
--
200
1
Chromium Min &
Aug
37c
Apr
1,717
Chesterville Mines
Chimo
Apr
-30c
Feb
Feb
East Sullivan Mines
61c
98%
_gc
Oils
Cheskirk
4.20
19c
18
:
400
Oct
3.35
-
Feb
Apr
105
—100
Chamberlain Oil
Chemical
15
2.000
Aug
14
Jan
50.201
Centremaque Gold _'.
Gai
Jan
9c
26
Porcupine
Chateau
35c
5.30
Producers
Chartered
Sep
2.94
Patricia
Charter
Sep
18%
5.30
Central Explorers
Central Leduc Oil
Central
20'A
2.70
Trethewey
Central
Jan
Aug
10% Mar
16
25 %
Cariboo Gold Quartz
Castle
16%
-
-
2.30 July
33c
22,100
26
Sep
Sep
Jan
2.80
•
Corp
1.27
25%
Gas_.
Asbestos
Jan
52%
18'Ac
1
—
-
Preferred
Duvex
8%
Mar
f
Duvan
3.00
175
»
Natural
3.65
1
Williston
Canso
6.75 May
Jun
15,500
♦.
5
25'A
Jan
lie
-
350
24%c 24%c
—
—J
1
*
__.
Scottish
Dominion
■
May
Sep
490
Jun *
Jun
98%
33'/3c
Canadian Vickers
Canadian
26c
Sep
2.95
1.10
-
10
preferred
Gas
1.32
21c
5
6.50 Aug
26'A
Apr
32%
Petroleums
> Canadian Western Nat
1.19
21c
5
200
-
Jun
1.22
Oct
32%
Salt
Utilities
1.20
1
*
-
Jun
5.25 Aug
2.05 Mar
20
2,615
-
42c
Sep
50c
Jan
..25
Prospect
Canadian
-
19,650
37,950
-
14
__
*
Preferred
Sep
65
Jan
36c
21c 21 %c
Jun
27
18 % May
'Jan
Feb
36c
Jan
150
Dominion
July
89c
Apr
1,050
41c
l
Railway
Canadian
18%
Magnesium
Dominion
62,187
21c
106
Dominion
14% July
77/4
Reserves
Canadian
19'A
18
13'A
Ltd___
-
Foundry
Dominion
22
48C
.
Gas
19
19
'
14
:
x
Dominion
Oct
Apr
8
—100
Pacific
27c
Dominion Asbestos
July
Sep
8.50 May
Mar
475
100
Warrants
1.45
21c
*
Ltd
Exploration
38%
2.54
•
Canadian
1.27
22c
1
Seagrams
Dome
25%
Jan
2.25
lOo
preferred
Canadian Oil &
1.30
1
;
Dome Mines
1.75 Jan
60c
♦
common
preferred
Cassiar
'Distillers
Jun
23%
~~
*
,
preferred
8%
5,382
7,585
A
Producers
Sep
"
v
15,300
39,376
'5
>
!
33
Apr
8%
*
Cos
20,285
24'A
2.95
+
32% Aug
1
Oils
65c
6.10
23
5.50
;
__i_
class
Minerals
39
60
60
lOc
Carbons
Canadian Malartic
Canadian
42c
t
5.00
.1
Devon-Leduc
A or
33
L_
1
Mines
Jan
22
*
Canadian Gen Securities class A
Canadian Homestead Oils
Canadian
1.04
Feb
2.04
Feb
48% July
'.
Aug
29'A
22
'22
•
com
pfd_—_
57c
1,550
__25
(Dunsmuir)
Morse
-
Feb
9c
52,182
Mar
150
Sep
60c
23,200
-
2.60
!
Feb
7.30
28% May
1
Sep
56c
_i_,
Ltd
Gold Mines
Rio
:Detta
July
66c
Sep
1,320
;
,
Del
Apr
41
65
12,393
29
common
Fairbanks
100
-
34,214
-
-
5.30
1
10
Warrants
Feb
67,470
Warrants
Canadian
80c-
5.80
__1
Decoursey Brewis Mines
95
83%
42c
30%
;_
Canadian Dredge
200
~
21c-
4.70
1
i
Mines
D'Eldona
6.20
42%
Canadian Chemical & Cellulose
Canadian
60c
*
B
Sep
}' 60c
29
common
__i__
72c"
23'A
> \
x
Leather
Class
Sep
36c
42V2
Davis
Oct
41'A
50c
30%
:__
Celanese
Jan
100
2.70
—i
Minerals
39
Apr
Jan
5.90
•
Empire Oils
$1.75 preferred
Jan
4.05
♦
Preferred
British
18c
17c
1
Mines
37% Mar
50c
'
___25
common
Preferred
Canadian
23c
100
_•
"___
Zellerbach
Crowpat
'Cusco
33
5.90
*
2
:___
35
81
♦
com
class B__—_
Oils_____l
of
July
4.40
Dist class A
Trust
Crown
•
Jan
20
Minerals____
Breweries
8c
1.95 Mar
•
Pershing
Crown
Jan
34
♦
.__
Canadian Atlantic Oil
Bank
July
1.50 July
9'Ac Aug
76c
Ltd
Mining
Bit
Craig
Sep
2.56
*
•
&
Croinor
Sep
14%
1.25
Wire
Apr
64c
Jun
29
.
1
____.
Steamship Lines
70c
Jan
Mar
32%
•
340
4.40
1
Cournor
Mar
i
class
Oct
20c
46c
=■
-
273,925
; 19c
Imperial
:
Jun
1.07 Aug
21,466
:
1
;
Coulee Lead
17% Mar
Jun
(H)
:
38'A Aug
9
14%
Feb
May
15c
_•
Mining
Class B
Cosmos
Jun
39%
49c
2.30
.14c
_1
;
Consol
Aug
3.50
Jan
Jan
Aug
60c
54,075
15c 19'Ac
2.00
29
32,492
.•
Cliff
Corby
10% Mar
34%
14,600
-
1.10
90c
Sep
25c
--
Feb
5.35 July
Jan
52c
July
Sep
1.00
12c
I8%c
10
Sep
July
1.
Powers:
Canadian
1
1,933
31
10%
lo'/a
♦
B
Canadian
200
36
■v
«
•Canada Permanent Mortgage—:
Canada Southern Petroleum
Canadian
5
34%
34%
-
Apr
7
40c
42c 49%c
90c
_*
-Copper Corp
Copper-Man
.
—
Lands
Packers
Canada
Jan
810
Warrants
;Canada
Apr
29c
34,926
1.00
Consumers Gas
D'Aragon
Northern
Class
55c
7.50
:
Explorations-
Canada Oil
-Canada
Feb
14%
32'Ac
34'Ac
43'Ac
Consolidated Tungsten
Consolidated West Petroleum—;
•
Copper
14 %c
7.20
2.80
-
7,319
:
±1
:
Conwest Exploration
13'Ac Jan
13%
Poplar Min—
Oct
x_xx—
Malting
Met
4,600
Red
70c
Jan
2.30
Sannorm
Jun
107
-
14
*
18%
•
85c
1
^Consol Sudbury Basin. Mines
July
Apr
4.90
:___
•
Machinery
/.Canada
167,900
13% May
80c
80c
___>
Consolidated
Jan
23c
Mar
87c
105%
100
20
Canada Iron Foundry i__
VCanada
1
20
5.75
common.__.-_i
1.
Foils
2,715
'•
5.75
*
Canada Crushed Cut Stone.:
Canada
17 %c 19 %c
__1
Preferred
•
37c
5.75
common.
"
107
l
1
Campbell Red Lake
Bread
16%
29c
1
-Campbell) Chibougamau
Canada
15%
107
L_x_^
_i.—__i_.
Consolidated
15%
17,700
A
B
Consolidated
•
24'Ac
10,787
1
class
Press
75c
-4,800
35c
*
Consolidated
4'/aC Jan
2.85
36%
31c
1
Consolidated Peak Oils
Class
2.70
34%
1
High
Jan
23c
2,375
35
.1
July
39c
2.70
2
Consolidated
£-
65c
<
il.v
Explor
May
11%
33Vic
Morrison
92c
~
30%
„
30,020
1.40 Mar
J
30
1
12,060
67c
16c
Sep
11%
100
4.40
56c
Consolidated Northland Mines
Consolidated Orlac
14 %c
Flon_^_:
Flin
4.20
1
Jun
f
-
4.30
l
.__
Marbenor
36c
16c
*
418,615
16
111/4
Calgary & Edmonton com____A__
11,800
57c
Consolidated Mosher
30 %
8,100
47c
44c
Apr
Aug
»
___:
37c
50c
Consolidated
_•
__•
:/._
Co Ltd
37c
Consolidated MiC Mac Oils Ltd
_•
Consolidated Mining & Smelting—*1
Feb
8 Vac
1
36c
Low
•
1
Feb
5%c Jan
Range since Jan.
■
High
Halliwell
Apr
Feb
40c
Low
Guayana
15%
24c
Shares
36c
16c
10'Ac Aug
18c
Feb
for Week
1
Jun
7c
13c
15 Vac
Arrow
Jan
12
'
Burlington Steel
Burns &
'
Consolidated
43%
20,500
15 %c
_«
_____•
——
x_____A_i
Hill
24% May
Jan
_•
_
—
Bunker
•
Consolidated
Consolidated
60c
1
Building Products
Bulldog Yeljow Knife
v
July
18% July
37% July
~
'.Buffalo Red Lake
'
Golden
2,500
"
Buffalo
Consolidated
Sep
'
__1
._
__.
Buffalo Ankerite
14»Ac
11
-
_
I Bufiadison Gold
•
15%
Mines
Brunswick
'
15%
48
A
Par
Jan
♦
——.
High
8%
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Frice
12,755
14
Mining
Brunston
■.
class
Mines
Low
Week's
last
1
13%
25
Mines
Friday
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
13
*
Power.
British Columbia
Broulan
13
*
:
British Columbia
Shares
Low
*
OCTOBER 7
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Par
FOR WEEK ENDED
Sales
—
1
'
,
30c
270
16,600
10c
1.66
42c
Feb
18c
5'Ac
Feb
130
Mar
Paper
Gas
54
Sep
54c
Apr
13c
May
47c
Sep
,34c
30c
38c
140.550
6.75
6.35
7.70
11,855
29
Jan
5
Oct
45
'A May
♦
Utilities
com.
'
1-
41
41
43
-—6
5
6
2,600
46
46
50
*
"
46
3.05
3.10
t)
2ftE(
"7,885""
Feb
July
Feb
26c
1
1.820
May
52%
—*
Mines—
79c
14%C Aug
175
4.25 Mar
2.40
Apr
45.
1
-
-yTtagyr ,c 1
8.95
Sep
47'A
Jun
7'A May
48
Mar
4.00 May
43
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1496)
.
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER 7
(Coot.)
Toronto Stock Exchange
Wjjw
Sale Price
STOCKS
V
Par
*
7
Jan
9
Feb
—.
7
100
5%
Apr
8
July
—~,——*
——
—
4.50
4.55
9.00
8.40
9.00
1,400
—
21
21
100
1.50
Trust
10
Gulch Mines Ltd
——— 1
Gulf Lead ———1
Warrants
3.10
1.61
605
7.75
16
1.70
41,302
18c
26,800
26,834
7'Ac
Jan
9.75
11
21,860
4.75
200
—1
14c
14c
17c
46,200
60
60
60'A
395
—
3.25
3.25
100
15c
93c
16,900
3.60
i
common
—*
—.———
4.75
__
3.50
Feb
Sep
2.44 July
Jan;
9%
& Alabastine-—___—*
Products
Gwillim Lake Gold
12
Feb
18%
Jun
21%
Jan
Mar
92c
Apr
4.95
4.15 May
15c
18%
10%
—.
-
4.00
1.50 May
17%
16c
—1
Mines
Gurney
Sep
775
—
Gypsum Lime
28
18% May
10,265
Guaranty
Gunnar
1,600
1
40c
„
Apr
19% Jun
11%
Jan
Sep
5.00 Sep
Apr
9c
Jan
36c
Jan
62
Jan
Shares
Low
1,305
33
Feb
-46% July
102
102
102
90
99
Apr
105
•
74%
74%
77%
1,155
67% May
90
41c
41c
1,850
20c
24e
43,140
43%
•
44
43%
•
A,
—
McMarmac
Red
Lake
—1
_
Merrill Island
'
.
Mining—
Petroleum
Uranium
Mexican
Mines
Gold
Rock
Hard
Minerals
Harrison
—1
—1
*
———1
Hasaga Gold
Gold
Heath
30c
4.500
1.05
9,800
85c
Sep
60c
60c
375
50c
~Aug
44c
Jan
Mines—
2.15
85,230
8.45
9.00
3,490
1
42c
r*- 40c
47c
*
—
Light & Power
16
16
16%
12%
12 %
common
1.95
-13.50
July
29c
July
Aug
23 %c Pen
15,000
12 %c
Jan
20c
Jan
9%c
9%c
9,550
24
5%c
24%
375
6c
12,100
22c
70c
15c
Jan
62c
__
6c
1
—
8,300
47c
Apr
80c
Aug
59
262
53%
Jan
64
,
5
Apr
15% Mar
10
Jan
14%
Feb
25
4c
Jan
9%c Mar
.—_•
58
55%
—•
6'A
20%
6
6%
225
—5
i,
Drilling—
Tower
20
21%
3,296
9.90
9.75
10%
3,035
13c
13c
40'/a
18c
101,000
41
1,377
7.75
60%
25c
26
8.20
66 %
26c
26
7,570
2.60
4,897
51'A
20c
25'A
Sep
3oc
Jan
2,500
•
Jan
;
Oil
Home
.—
—
—1
Yellowknife
Homer
Howard Smith
40'A
Paper common
—•
—*
—1
25
Mining —
——
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting
Hugh-Pam Porcupine
Hughes Owens Co pfd__
Hoyle
Erie
&
Huron
61
25c
__
__
1
—1
Feb
—
Industrial
1
Acceptance
—•
100
*
—10
common
$4% preferred
Inglis
& Co
(John)
44% July
Brick
Milton
62c-
70c
International
4.65
4.80
32c
15,244
4.35
4.35
4.40
1,535
48c
ll,600
23
22 %-
25
: ~ 7,365
3.20
3.15
3.60
Moore
34
Oct
26%
Jun
Apr
10
3,000
53'A
104
11%
55'A
104
1,210
H%
2,450
10%
Jan
11%
Apr
1,600
10
17
380
1.45
5,506
pfd—25
21
21
36%
79'A
7
6
July
17
22
Feb
1.72
15%
26
2.57
15%
25%
2.50
15%
26%
2.57
Sep
31
Exploration
Jaye
Jellicoe
Mines
41c
9%c
9c
1
22c
20c
—
Manville
550
3,300
100
8,126
1,700
38
32'A Mar
Mar
Sep
2.25 July
*
Jupiter Oils
Ltd
4,000
10c
12,5(40
35c
Oct
4,2^0
2,200
34c
47c
35,568
14,610
31c
10c
8c
23c
57,922
9'Ac
Jan
Kirkland
19,571
1.42
1.42
1.56
6,000
1
1
29C
2ac
34c
70c
18c
Jan
30c
Feb
2.54
Jan
70c
Jun
1.25 Aug
11c
Jan
63c
66c
13,980
32c
Jun
81c
Jun
53c
47c
53c
73,465
35c
Jun
55c
Jaa
15c
Aug
25c
New
Concord
Development—
New
Continental
♦
New
Davies
Gas
1.77
1.80
43c
1.05 May
2.15
Jun
Jan
1.85
New
Hosco
New
Jaculet
Sep
New
Jun
Sep
Jan
1.34
Apr
2.70
Jau
72c
Apr
40c
33 %C
40c
1.75
2.00
9,850
Oct
2.15
27c
24 %c
34c
227,727
11c
Jan
34c
38 %c
36c
43c
92,997
24c
May
49c
64c
78c
119,666
15c
Jan
1
65c
36,100
26 %c 28'Ac
19,968
20c
148,800
10c 10'Ac
27c
<
6,926
19c
17c
10c
28c,
26c
25c
1.75
21'Ac
Jan
Sep
Ocg
Aug
1.12 Aug
Jan
68c
Apr
11c
Sep
24'Ac
Sep
5'Ac
Jan
18c
Jan
14%c July
75c
May
23,100
16c
15c
19c
397,100
6'Ac Jan
22c
1
54c-
53c
64c
51,570
12c
Jan
74c
1
9c
9c
9c
12,050
8c
28c
Feb
*
26 %c
26 %c
28c
10,000
18c
Aug
Aug
40c
Aug
1
25c
23c
33c
161,500
17'Ac Sep
40c
Feb
1
15c
14c 18'Ac
92,000
40c
Feb
Sep
*
Mines
i
—
Gold
Minda-Scotia
30c
1
Mines.—
—
Apr
Sep
Jun
New
Mylainaque Explor
—
Ryan Like Mines
New
Senator Rouyn—;
Superior Oils of Canada
86%
Apr
1.75 Aug
94c
May
3.10 Oct
Jan
1.00 July
2.00 Feb
1.75
75c
——
4:
Mines
Marlon
9,676
.———_—1
Mines—
Laguerre
35,750
•
Mines
Gold
Kelore
1.02
2.19
1
Highbridge Mining
New
3,000
1.01
2.06
1
New
New
19c
._1
.
Harricana
New Jason
19c
1.01
2.08
—1
.—.
Explorations—.——.
New Goldvue Mines
New
18c
1
50c
New
27,700
80c
1
Petroleum
Mines—
Sep
3.10
75c
*
Oil
39c
2.80
285
13%
Oct
23
8'Ac
13c
5,000
5'Ac
Jan
20C
18
18%
8,391
15%
Feb
18%
12c 14'Ac
57,550
11c
Feb
23c
Mar
1,000
65c
Jan
86c
Sep
37c
21c
35 % July
3.15 Mar
NorzOne
Oct
70c
20 %c
Jan
1.45 Aug
Rouyn Merger
Royran Copper—
Sep
70c
21c
26
Jan
New
Jun
13%c
1,640
Apr
New
29c
•
—1
Keyboycon Mines
Keymet Mines
32
50c
New
41c
16%
30%
7,100
Jan
80%
13%
Oct
30%
16,200
Jun
50
18
Jan
2.60
1.20
Mar
37,250
16'A
Jan
5.25
Jun
2.31
76c
77,650
1
28%
Jun
1.50
1.05
17c
37c
•
Jun
3.55
2.14
70c
85c
1
Gold
27%
20,282
1.05
Sep
80%
Kelvinator of Canada
170
300
2.60
2.22
Mines
New
Feb
July
Sep
Hudson
1
40c
3,160
31c
July
50c
Jan
Kirkland Lake—
1
13c
13c 13'Ac
2,500
12c
Mar
17c
Mar
—1
39c
39c
39c
1,800
35%c
Jun
55c
1
17%c
17c
19c
27,300
Mar
32c
July
1.20
1.20
1.27
14,700
Mines
—1
—
lie'
8%c
Jan
24-% c
1.40
Oct
2.07
Sep
15c
65,150
8'Ac
Jun
17'Ac
Sep
23,500
8 'Ac
Jun
18'Ac Mar
10c
lie
2.25
33
30c
37c
4,000
31c
30c
33C
1
7'Ac
7C
8c
52,300 J
24,500
1
: 1.22
New Thurbois Mines
2.25
1
Gold
May
5%c
45,616
2.25
1
*
Yellowknife
95,330
374,060
1.75
12'Ac
13c
1
Mines
Nickel Rim Mines Ltd—.
1.20
2.47
2.47
2.65
1
10c
9%C
10c
Nor
1
Mines
Acme
Noranda
;
——
Gold
Mines
%
4
3.20
Apr
29c,
5c
1.00
2.10
3,000
8c
1.55
July
15'Ac
3,000
55c
6,000
46
May
Jun
80c
Jun
64c
Jan
3.10 Mar
Jan
53%
Sep
Jan
10%c Jun
May
51
Jan
65c
Jan
16,350
Oct
78c
Sep
60c
51
*
|—
2.15
15'Ac May
35,002
1.25
1
Nisto Mines
Nipissing
4c
8c
1.40
18c
1.40
1
-
6'Ac
Jan
17 %c 24 %c
7c
1
_1
7'Ac
July
62'A
Sep
Mar
20c
Gold
New Taku Mines
Nib
Kerr-Addison
28
4.25
2.21
28,
1
Oil
Calumet
Sep
32c
Kenville
28
4.25
2.45
•
New British Dominion
Newnorth
77c
__
Apr
Jan
2.10 Sep
Aug
80%
15c
-
—
2.72
Aug
Newlund
72c
•
Jun
1.20
79c
—
Feb
21c
Jan
25c
Feb
35c
.
72c
'
42c
3.05
1.95 Aug
•
;
Mines
Apr
May
44,900
17% July
Feb
2.00
41c
«
28,950
14
15
30,050
30%
1.50 Aug
12%
Sep
86% Aug
25%- Oct
1
—
Jollet-Quebec
Jonsmith
—
Ltd
(1939)
Joburke Gold
Johns
—
41 %c
—1
—
Minerals
Jeanette
40c
1
1
-——
1.00
Jun
Jan
Mar
138,721
Fortune Mines—
142
Mining
Jacobus
85c
2.78
May
12%
13
35c
New
Jan
Jasper Oil
85c
80c
1.76
Sep
2.80 Mar
May
18c
43c
10
31c
19
1.35 Aug
Mar
16%c
35c
1.80
38c
685
May
2.75 Aug
1.63
Delhi
55
17%c
34,120
14
42
Jan
1.40 May
31c
Dickenson Mines
24
-1
*
1.85
13%
14
Sep
*
1.25 July
1.70
New
133
Mines—
Waite
1.65
13%
14
32'A
*
26% Mar
Mar
1
New
Jack
1.65
13%
16
1
Oils
New
200
1
8,800
,28
:
Jan;
-
I
Bidlamaque
Feb
4,413
——
TA 3,544
1.77
v". 47C:
Sep
Bristol
14
18,677
Mines
Bay
—
61% July
Bldg Credits——.—*
Pipe Line.
A-—--—5
Interprovincial
Iron
Mines
106'A Aug
137
Ltd—
Jan
July
.*
_
Jan
49%
27'A
1.90
Ranwick
Interprovinclal
1.45
1
Car
102% Mar
26
1.72
International
Jan
oep
Sep
July
10c
136
—.
Sep
5
-
New
7% July
Apr
Jun
Jan
73
common
Petroleum
Steel
Mining
New
—
Co
——
—
41
1.60
1.70
*
Petroleum
New Athona Mines
Sep
12% Aug
41%
10% Mar
4'Ac
Apr
54
Jan
3,470
Feb
15c
7.05 Apr
7%c Mar
26'A
Nickel
Preferred
38%
38%
*
20
Nesbitt Labine Uranium
42
•
International
International
Jan
35c
39c-
*
Nello
8c
—
3
16%
I'¬
5.10
Mar
25c
Aug
July
350
1
National Explorations Ltd
National Grocers pfd—
—i
National Hosiery Mills class B_
Alger
11,300
5
Mines—
Drug & Chem common.:
Preferred
New
26
86c
17%
1
:
■-
17%
17%
•
Ltd
32c
35% May
17
•
July
.
12% Aug
2.05 Aug
Jan
3.50 July
20c
2.25 July
55,595
,40' "A. 23% July
%
5
Creek
National
26
75c
*
:
Corp cdmmon—______
Multi-Minerals
A
80c
.-1
i
—
.
.1
_•
A——
Moneta Porcupine
4 Montreal Locomotive
May
45
1.38
Metals class A—
45c
*
——•
National
-*
1
International
39c
6,065
27 %e
Corp
Aug
9.20
21
36%
72
Powders
Bronze
19
^
24,440
70c
286
*
—
Mogul Mining Corp—;
Molsons Brewery class
70
1,149
17
—
Metals
Mindamar
4 Mining Corp
New
Mining
Inspiration
Jan
4.65
;
National
8c
11%
Jan
9%
•
'
Sep
4,174
1-40
—
28c
Feb
49%
39%
12
7%
54
104
Sep
New
1
preferred
Inland Cement
5,170
17,000
Sep
—
——
——;
41
8.75
Jun
10c
30
—
—
Indian Lake
50
25% Aug
12% July
Feb
7.50
48
37%
11%
*7%
48
37%
11%
-10
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary.5
6%
preferred
£1
Bank
Imperial Oil
8.40
8%c
140
8%c
41
8.70
8%c
20
Mtge—,
Husky Oil & Refining Ltd
Hy-Charger Petroleums
Imperial
7.90
„
9'A
127
*
Gas__
City Petroleum
Nama
Hi
Hollinger Consol
Sep
1,165
I
2.74
9.7& Feb
1,42 July
July
8,000
77Ac Jan
3.10 Apr
15c
Feb
*
Dauch
&
Hinde
16c
1.12
July
48,100
9%c
•
Apr
1.50 Feb
7.85. Feb
38c
53,500
•
Industrial
Mid-Western
Mill
1.15
1.00
1
Crest Oils Ltd—
Highland-Bell ——
High
1,300
38c
Feb
20c
common——:
Gold Mines..,—:
Heva
20c
138,515
Apr
1.75
"
1.91
8.80
1
Prelerred
Apr
3.40
22C
10%e Mar
13c 17 Vic
14c
1.05
1
*
—1
————
Hendershot Paper
20c
—
_1
._
Lake—
Red
13c
71c
1
Head of Lakes Iron—
Headway
13V4C
93c
1
«
60c
30c
; 96c
60c
"
Meta
Mar
Feb
10c
60c
30 c
—1
i
Jun
Aug
Jan
lie
50C
1.00
„;
May
July
•
Exploration
Mercury Chipman Mills
Merrill
31 'Ac
50c
-*
McWatters Gold
Mentor
21c
1
.
*
Hallnor Mines
1
High
100
:
common
—
Porcupine
Red Lake _——;
Midcon- Oil & Gas—
,
Range since Jsn.
High
Jun
3.00
Frontenac
•'Preferred
Mcintyre
McKenzie
Jun
52%
McCcll
for Week
Low
par
High
8Vs
Freehold
Gridoil
since Jan.
Low
27
3.25
Class B
Wire
Range
8
7
——
——
class A——_
West Coal
Greening
26%
26%
3.25
8'A
Shares
High
Sale Price
9c
Great Sweet Grass
Great
of Prices
Sales
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
1
1
*
Developments—
Plains
Great
w«k'.
Week's
Friday
Sales
Kirkland
Townsite
Kristina Copper
Kroy
Oils
—
Mines
Ltd
.
13c
1.10
1.52 Mar
Jan
Nordon
(John)
Labrador
Osu
Shore
La
23
23'A
•
16'A
16'A
16%
2.10
2.10
2.30
2,700
2.91
2.76
3.25
61,457
,1
14'Ac
Lavalie
1.10
25
Jun
Jan
19
May
3.95 July
3.35 Sep
Apr
75c
Jan
7.00
11,799
—1
40c
44c
115,587
20'Ac Mar
*
4.90
4.80
4.95
8,030
4.25 July
North
Canadian
Oils
Ltd
common
Preferred
2,150
1.75 Mar
3.25 Sep
Northern Canada Mines
500
3.35
July
4.35
Jan
Northwestern
20
7%c
20
20
555
17%
Jan
22 %
July
7c
9c
72c
75c
2,550
14c
18c
72,000
Lexindin
Gold
1
37c
37c 38'Ac
7,900
__
12,500
5'Ac Jan
Oil
Warrants
North
Trinity
1
Utilities
_•
preferred
Little
Petroleum
Long
Loblaw
2.80
Lac,,.
Groceterias
class
A
3.20
8,050
1.25
1.27
4,800
46'A
Class B
Lomega
2.80
1.25
•
1
46
46'A
1,126
86%
•
Gold
86%
90%
760
8c
7%
7'A
100
10c
13c
9,500
1.75
1.90
29,425
36c
39c
18,800
*
1
Louvicourt
6'Ac
7%
London Hosiery class A___
Long Island Petroleums
Lorado Uranium Mines
g'Ac
1
Goldfields
Lowney (W M)
Lyndhurst Mining Co
Lynx Yellowknife
1.87
16,333
Apr
86c
Aug
Oakville
Jan
25c
Apr
Obaska
Lake
1.15 May
O'Brien
Gold
Jan
Wood
Specialties
♦
26
25'A
26%
225
1
1.95
1.93
2.15
59,830
•
;
__
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
Explorations
Mackeno
Mines
Selections
Jan
5.15 Mar
1.43 Aug
Jan
66c
Apr
20
Apr
28%
Sep
40c
Feb
27'Ac
23c
30c
297,400
12c
Macmillan
Class
Bloedel
B
1
Gold
class
Mines
60c
184,580
40c
Jun
A
Jan
May
Uranium
Jan
41
41
28
Jan
42'A Sep
42'A
1,735
36%
Jan
46% July
2 25
2 40
6,750
1.60
Jan
1.20
1.15
L20
9,650
1.00
2.60 Aug
1.20 Oct
16%c22%c
574,000
'
19c
2.15
•
common
30%c
1
2 10
2 15
25
16,125
30'Ac
35c
18,900
12%
12 %
360
lie
12c
7,875
lie
27c
Jan
1.06 Apr
9
Jan
Jun
7
7
7
170
III1
1.65
1.56
1.84
244,397
Mines
18c
Jan
19c
58c
6%c
9
Jan
Feb
100% May
14c
3
9%c
Mar
Jan
Jan
42c
Sep
Sep
Mar
11% July
115
1.40
8
July
7'Ac
Apr
2.25
Sep
Jan
3.80 Aug
Mar
12% May
31
Sep
2.70
2.40
2.80
9j600
10
11%
11%
12
1,975
30
30
45
7.25
8.50
46,725
2.30
Jan
4.20
4.35
1,200
3.25
July
15c
17c
9,000
6%c
Jan
45c
38c
Apr
85c
Jun
11'Ac Mar
23c
Jan
7.60
4.25
17c
45c
16c
47c
16,900
15 %c 19'Ac
153,634
11%
6,605
11
23%
Jan
10%
Sep
4.50 Aug
25c
Aug
12 V8 July
77
72c
Jan
10c
30c
9,000
25y2c Mar
38c
Jan
Oil
;
Paramaque Mines
75
Pardee
Amalganrite«t3i4ines__'_
Parker
Drilling
-
-
10c
20 %c
20c
23c
1
1.06
1.05
1.20
t
Jan
13C
Apr
15c
Feb
45c
Maw
12,266
98c
Feb
3.05
6c
*
4.75
4.75
4.90
500
_^50c
85C
84c
88c
38,093
47c
Jan
—__1
;36c
34c
37c
13,250
30c
Jun
1
.8.60
a. 15
9.25
1,020
7.25
5
18'A
18%
18%
100
15%
54
54
54
200
44
Jan
17%
17%
—
Petroleums
Paymaster Consol,
_<
Peace River Natural ;Gajfc
Get
148,400
14,500
11c
10c
1
Mines
Pathfinder
10'%
1
Farbec
Ltd com
PeruwiaisJreommon
Peoples
Credit
*
common
Preferred
2.75
5.00
Apr
Jun
Feb
95c
Sep^
46c
Sep
Jan
10
July
Jun
21
July
58
July
-
101
103
40
2.27
2.27
2.70
9,000
*
1.58
1.05
1.63
932,745
•
1.15
1.15
1.22
4,816
1.15
Oct
1.50
Feb
1
1.90
1.90
1.90
1,520
1.60 July
2.35
Jan
Pitch-Ore Uranium
1
20%c
20c
22c
164,280
33c
Placer
1
36
36
37%
3,525
Aug
Oct
»
1.00
90c
1.00
12,750
Crow
Gold
Mines
Pioneer Gold of B C
Development
Sep
—
Powell River
1
19 % May
11% Mar
103
1
Ponder
2.00 Aug
145
._ioo
Sep
page 45.*""
Mar
Jan
29c
Western
Pickle
*
60c
3c
30c
Pan
1.00 July
:
Jan
9,500
Jun
July
310
22c
4T'aC
Sep
20c
3,800
32,600
4'Ac
May
Petrol Oil & Gas
9,881
2.25
65
1.00 July
115
Apr
29'Ac 33 %c
1.30
46c
July
10%
Jun
10
20c
107 108%
Sep
1.65
Jan
6,050
2,095
110
Apr
12c
Sep
7,758
82c
1,210
Peruvian Oils & Mineral
10%
30c
77
2.83 Apr
1.10
4'Ac
Jan
60c
Jan
10%
Jun
9c
1.08 Aug
56C ;
Mar
108%
May
14C
Jan
11
Mar
•
8
Jan
60C
7c
*
Feb
6c
13% July
8c
6%
51'Ac
75%
70c
100
com
Apr
1
30c
1,430
99c
*
Porcupine
6,000
37,000
Jan
»
Petroleum
27,700
20c
33c
Pamour
Pacific
152,600
75c
Sep
97% July
Page Hersey Tubes—
50c
17c
Apr
73c
Jan
2.10
*
2 21
i8c
17c
Mar
2.00
1
40c
35c
40c
91'A
2.00
1
1.95
1
_———
see
Apr
2.25 Aug
Mines
—
Consolidated
footnotes
25c
Jan
*
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Harris-Perguson Ltd
Ltd
Sep
Feb
Lake
46c
75c
10% July
7,400
1
Pacific Eastern
2.00
30c
18
Jan
Jan
22,190
*
1
__
Jan
8c
10c
1
♦
12 %c 12 %c
Sep
90c
—*
*
1
r_
30c
Preferred
8c
1.62
;
com.
Gold
Pembina; Pipe & Line
•
warrants
For
1.84
1.30 Mar
Oct
Jun
39 %
warrants
Maybrun
1.06
41
1
Ltd—
Maritime Mining Corp,
Maxwell
30c
2 30
___10c
waLCU8,,P^ %rr~—
Marigold Oils Ltd
Matachewan
4,950
1.25 May
Jan
391/2
1
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
_,
1.49
2.15 Aug
l
Malarttc Goldfields
B
1.47
Products
Or'enada
♦
Mages Sporting Goods
Magnet Consolidated
Mines
A
56c
1.48
Steel
Opemiska Copper
Orange Crush
*
„
Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines
Maneast
1
l
July
May
•
Jockey Club common
series A
Conv pref 6%
Ontario
10c
Jun
52c
Ontario
3.20 July
1.65 May
56c
230
6%
7% Aug
16c
Jan
22,950
Mar
85c
84c
Apr
15c
Feb
Mar
1 06
16c
8'Ac
31c
99c
39'A
July
90c
4%c
1.00
Sep
Feb
8%c
*
7c
5.95 Mar
90c
—
*
4,650
Sep
Aug
l
Oka Rare Metals Mining
Okalta Oils
Omnitrans Exploration
15 %c
40c
Jan
7.95
*
Oil
Jun
O'Leary Malar tic
6,500
1
;
—
MacLeod-Cockshutt
550
Sep
2.00
1
Mines
11'Ac 11'Ac
*
.
Aug
8'Ac
,
7,970
95
1.90
1.90
600
75c
6%
1
46%
Mar
8'Ac
1
9c
65c
*
4.00 Aug
Jan
Osisko
Macassa
9c
65c
*
Mines
Mines
68
8c
24,700
55c
41% Mar
4c
65c
56'Ac
*
1.75
2.65 Aug
4
50
7'Ac
10c
*77c
12'Ac Apr
60c
8'Ac
15c
61c
2,500
96
95%
100
Nudulama Mines Ltd-
Ogama-Rockland
Liberal
16,000
60c
60c
3.25
3.80
14c
3.95
lie
3,883
3.00
3.75
1
10%
280
11c
8
3.75
1
200
8'A
15
*
Apr
1
;
15%
8
9c
•
Sep
4.95
Gold
15
Star
12c
22'Ac
3
Mines
2,500
North
9,500
Lencourt
325
47,900
50c
1
6,550
39
39
11'Ac 13 %c
39
12'Ac
1
Rankin
16c
4,000
46c
—50
North
33c
Leitch Gold
24c
North Inca Gold
5.15
Jan
Jan
11c
6.50
30c
Mar
Jun
10'Ac
4.95
45c Jun
9c
3.45
11c
30c
6.35
Jun
42c
*
Candy Shops
35c
Sep
99c
6.60
5.10
Oct
20c
Feb
♦
Mining
Oil & Mines
1
Gold
Laura Secord
8.15
Apr
Mar
15c
1
Mines
Normetal
1
Mines
Mines
14c
2,605
21%
11c
23,600
Norlartic
3.25
Gold
Mines
Luz
Lamaque
780
,1
—
Mines
Lingman Gold Mines
Lake
Lake
23
1
Mines,,
Dufault
Lake
•
Mining & Exploration,.
Lake Cinch
Lake
Ltd
500
21c 25'Ac
1
1
Corp
Norpax
Labatt
16'Ac 16'Ac
Norgold Mines
Oils
Powell Rouyn Gold
100
Jun
40c
.
May
3.60 July
11c
1.63
Jan
May
37%
30% Mar
68c
55 7A
57
3,655
40
55 %c
62c
2,200
49c
Mar
58'A July
Mar
62c
Oct
1.34 July
Jan
56
1
1G3
1.66 Mar
-
72c
.
Aug.
Volume
Number 5471
182
..
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1497)
CANADIAN MARKETS
RANGE FOR WEEK ENDED OCTOBER
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
1
Par
.
Power
Corp
Prairie
Premier
Roy
_
Border
Pressed
East
•
Uranium
f
110,375
United
1.10
Jan
5.10 May
United
Steel
40,350
8%c
Jan
15c
Apr
18
1.05
1.00
5.05
2.10
20%
10
100
10c
1.80
15,850
8%c ll%c
2.25
4%c
42c
19,840
*
50c
,,
2.15
10
2.00
2.00
350
1.05
J.09
15
4 15
25
20C
20c
]23c
54c
(61c
16c
19c
—
—1
—
1
19c
10
53%
*
14
25
1
7%c
lv>
*/«
—
76%
1
Gold
1.45
1
15c
10% July
Feb
..I.
1
—X
Jan
'
2.50
31c
1.05
Jun
Silverwood
Gold
Somerville
_
__
_
_
.
_
1.26
Sladacona
8.50
Feb
5,270
10%
Apr
Mar
33
Winchester
|13c
5,000
15c
Jun
76%
77
525
84
Sep
15c
U6C
11,000
1.41
14c
2.18
8,100
2.85
<
2.60
1.10
1.80
11,200
Oct
May
Sep
2.20
35c
Class B
Jan
Sep
Feb
Yellorex
Feb
Yellowknife
Jun
1,588
50%
Jan
74%
255
50%
Feb
53%
Aug
9c
S(%c
5,033
7c
Mar
1.35
2,900
75c
Jan
8.50
9.15
48,778
4 30
167
4.80 Mar
27
Jan
16c
Mar
10
30%
Olsen
Gold
_
98c
V14
238,683
85c
July
56c
EOc
1,500
35c
Aug
13
13
13%
1,195
13
f 13
220
11%
Feb
14%
17%
2,320
16%
Oct
21
51c
51c
•51c
10,725
38c
Feb
63c
53
53
53
10
35
Sep
54
v
31c
05c
Bros
•
Iron
Mines
211
18c
{19c
3,800
13c
30c
pOc
2,157
21 %c
¥%
325
67c
-
33 %
:i%
6%
17%c 17 %c
2,000
25
25
56%
57%
6%
)12c
5
53c
10 %c
2,250
10c
19,000
50
12 %
12
13%
&
29c
Contact
Sullivan
Cons
Superior
Propane
5,765
11%.
Jan
75%
3,666
66
Jan
12
12%
950
8
Jan
44c
50c
14,900
23c
25c
7,234
24c
Oct
8 Vac
10c
7,500
4%c
Jan
1.50
1.50
1,700
22
22%
845
16c
17c
5,025
22%
1.40
1.50
79c
15
15%
15
Mines
£68c
371,136
52c
47%
July
Sep
1.75
Jun
Apr
24%
Jun
lie
Jun
Feb
25c
26
580
23
Jan
43%
100
38
Jan
26% Sep
44% Aug
7.00
7.00
7.25
975
1.10
1.10
300
21c
*
__
4.85
91c
Sep
1.00 May
21c
300
12,028
57
103
2.84
3.05
8,750
56c
61c
11 %c 13 %c
12c
27,650
16,100
10c
19,000
48c
43,700
10c
_
_
_
1
.
9c
37c
36c
1.90
Yukeno
Preferred
Surf
Zulapa
41 %c Mar
7c
Jan
Tandem
82c
July
19%
Jan
100
3.00
Jan
4.00
Jun
1.95
2.10
7,535
1.90
July
2.69
Feb
57c
63c
21,300
39c
Jan
24c
23c
26c
50,300
7c
Jan
36c
Sep
13c
14c
14,793
7C
Jan
25c
Apr
2.05
2.20
83,856
11% Aug
-
-
1
—.
•
2.08
14 %C
1
13c
16c
21,852
1.40 May
10C
Jan
39c
—
35 %c
40c
27,556
20c
Jan
35c
40c
1,500
30 %c
Aug
1
—
37
Taylor
Pearson
Oct
National
Anglo
Newfoundland
Asbestos
Corp
Co
_
7.60
14
&
Canada
Canadian
Cottons
Jun
22c
Sep
Canadian
General
Canadian
12 %c Mar
May
Sep
-500
48%
49%
535
12%
13
41
6%
Canadian
68c
Oct
Consolidated
Jan
Sep
55c
Feb
8.30 Mar
7%
Jan
24%
Jan
9% Feb
26% July
Tombill
26%
26%
100
49%
Sep
Sep
2,079
10%
Jan
13%
Sep
46% July
18% July
40%
41%
740
32%
Feb
16
16%
2,715
14%
Jan
5.25
5.30
2,550
5.10
Sep
7.10 Feb
•
21%
21
22
2,445
23% July
19%
*
common
—
*
common
— —
*
Investments
33%
19%
20
435
20% May
17% Mar
20
Sep
31%
32
190
27
Aug
34
Jun
15%
16
330
15%
Oct
19% July
Jan
35
Sep
28% July
33%
34
■24%
24
24%
1,823
6%
*
common
6%
7%
•
1,642
585
30
19%
6
5
12% Mar
19
190
52
70
2.25
■
*
Paper
2.48
500
37
39%
2,647
19c
4,750
37
Torbit. Silver
Dominion
Glass
655
Sep
3.30
Sep
Dominion
Oilcloth
21
Apr
27%
Aug
DuPont
19
Jan
104% 104%
9c i- ioc
55
102
16,000
1.39
1.35
1.43
77,641
1.25
SB
lie 12 %c
7,033
7%c Jan
*
450
1
13,740
1
15,150
75c
_*
May
9
2.50
40,400
15c
Jan
75,179
41c
Apr
34,800
24c
1,400
•
17
35
l
359
40
Trans Era Oils
Mountain
Transcontinental
Trans Prairie
Trend
5,300
.A
Oil
Pipe Line
Resources
Pipeline—
Petroleum
Triad Oil
"
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;
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•
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46,750
■
>
y
Loblaw
1
_
_
Sep
Jan
Ogilvie
Pato
&
2,420
-^i.900
common
Consolidated
Pend
Oreille
Price
_
Aug
Gold
Gold
48c
Jan
53% July
2.35 Jan
100
20 %c
5.50
4.60
263,325
8%c
23,350
4.35
Apr
41% July
7.00
Aug
35
Mar
41
Jan
33
Mar
37
Sep
30% July
24% Mar
Jan
Jan
980
11
11
100
9
Mar
75%
84
540
58
4
90%
95
225
68
60
225
51%
56%
2,596
Mines
Mines
1
39
Aug
38
Jun
115
Sep
44%
Jun
13%
Jan
Jan
88
Sep
Jan
95
6.25
—
*
-
70% July
60
6.35
2,600
4.60
4.75
1,000
54%
57%
576
44
13
13
100
11
7%
7%
7%
185
57c 58 %c
5,921
*
__
Jan
Jan
4.60
■
.1
57c
27
27
27
50
5.75
Feb
4.10 July
Jan
5%
May
No par
Odd lot sale (not included in year's
t
value.
13
Jan
d Deferred
Jun
in
year's
Sep
e
Jan
42c
Feb
7.45
Jun
r
sale
issued,
x
(not Included in
year's range).
Ex-dividend,
y
Selling ex-Interest,
Cash
wd When delivered.
wiWhen
range),
f Flat price.
Jan
(not Included
Ex-rights.
e
Ex-stock
dividend.
Sep
8% May
Feb
68c
Jan
25
Jun
28
Feb
Admitted to unlisted trading
privileges,
delivery sale
Apr
Jun
51c
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un)
range).
Sep
7.10 May
5.80
60
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
•
a
Oct
48%
34
54%
6.25
1
9
Oct
48q„ Apr
48c
8ep
Feb
25
40
—
22C
200
59
•
Consolidated
18c
May
49% July
Oct
Jun
S3% Mar
Feb
Jun
Jan
38
—5
Zellers
Aug
Jan
Mar-,
80
25
41
18% Mar
53
90
_
Bros
Yukon
32c
32% May
75%
'
.
*
__
Sangamo
28
19
205
502
—
*
Paper
Ontario Paper
Flour
Sep
1.75 Apr
26c
Aug
600
36
36
6
&
44%
*
33
36
31
__
Inc
Minnesota
Jun
48c
50
*
Oils
31
102% : 106%
37
Jun
3.00 July
Jan
41
25
preferred
Empire
855
Interprovincial Utilities
2.81 Aug
26
65
28%
37
38
25%
Feb
36
27%
n
Apr
Jan
36
28
*
9
5
49% Sep
42% Aug
8c
2,020
International Utilities
Feb
20%
500
•
A
Apr
20
22%
—
com.
common
Third Canadian Gen Inv Tr
Warrants
15 Vic
150
190
21
102%
1.30 Aug
1.48
May
21
«
Paper
Power
59c
__
Jun
190
Linoleum
Securities
Prods
MacLaren
75c
17C
18c
.
-7%
Feb
21
class
Steel
42%
5
♦
Exploration
Hayes
34%
*
common
Apr
10% Aug
4.90
&
Gaspe Copper Mines
International
20
125
A
Apr
5.25 Aug
1.85 Mar
19c
common-
Canada
of
Jun
1,592
Trusts
Jan
1.10 Aug
100
10
Traders Finance
Jun
1
Mines
Toronto Iron Works
May
*
Mines
20
Trans
105 % July
13%c
Jun
_
Oct
July
Apr
Aug
3.00 Mar
1.30
24
A-
•
2,289
8c
class
*
9,467
Toronto General
5%
Aircraft
Bridge
27
915
Toronto Brick Co
Trans
9
Oil
Havilland
3.00
1
Gold
Towagmac
De
20%
Toronto Dominion Bank
Class
Dalhousie
Dominion
27
5
8% Sep
100
53%
„
Copper
19%
'
i
15
52
«
Westinghouse
27
3.00
Jun
Aug
15
Coast
19%
3.00
8
Jan
5.25
Canadian Marconi
Apr
14% July
15% Apr
High
Oct
37
16%
31c
510
16c
Apr
—5
__
Sugar
Industries
Jan
Apr
*
Canadian Bronze
Feb
74c
Low
7%
12%
5
Develop
Vinegars
Dominion
Sep
1,015
5
Tiara Mines
Jun
1
May
5%c Jan
1.37
Range since Jan. 1
High
6%
_
Dredging
May
58
Low
7%
„
common
9
27
_
_
*
7
Feb
Shares
49%
Corp
80c
16,458
5
common
19c
«
fer Week
Aug
11,500
10c
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
Texas-Calgary
Thompson-Lundmark
2.59 Aug
Sales
Range
Last
Par
Andian
July
Feb
Week's
of Pricee
Friday
Brown
18c
1
Sep
Exchange - Curb Section
Sale Price
Bulolo Gold
7%
104 %
:
70c
Canadian Funds
Apr
6.45
1
Mines
Apr
15 %c Sep
12%c Jun
1,448
.—1
-
_
STOCKS
Jan
7%
*
Sylvanite Gold
90c
Jan
Feb
6%C
Sep
July
57c
Toronto Stock
28c
6.00
100
Industries
3.60
13
1
Mining
40c
16 %c
50c
—
Inlet
Switson
Jan
6c
July
106% Aug
3.30
12%
—
Mines
Apr
18c
3.00
50c
140
3.30
12%
*
9
Mines—
«
com
„
Oct
1.98
*
1
21c
Sep
1.68 May
Mar
59c
-
*
Petroleum
Ordinary
8.40
Jan
110
2.85
Zenmac Metal
Jun
Jan
7%
Warrants
Supertest
Feb
Aug
122 138%
133%
May
6.15
26%
Sep
Sep
21
26
_
—
Bear
July
41%
100
25
Aug
July
15c
43%
May
•
Preferred
•■••V 61c
48c
>
»
26
Apr
1
.
common
July
12 % May
Jan
24c
*
Oil
Canuck
Jun
1
Mines
17
Sep
80% Sep
16%
72'/a
l
Sudbury
68c
15%
'
Sep
Jun
12
8%c
Aug
4.00 July
43%
common.
Zinc
5.50 May
30c
21 % Mar
21,132
15
42c
Apr
26
600
56%
61c
Jan
50c
2,867
'
Oct
35 %
300
1
7
765c
7
65c
4
Sturgeon River Gold
2,200
_
Mines
Canada
1
-
31c
5,500
11%C
Oil
-
16,635
75c
Jan
11% Mar
{80c
46 %
•
Canada
4.85 July
10 %c
[47
47
— —
44c
73
Feb
'
Rock
Lead
Sep
167/e
1
.
44c
1.75 Mar
Sep
1.10
1
12,700
July
% July
200
u
..
3.25
May
1.60
25,200
19c
3.00
'
1.5Q
Sep
52
.'19c
33%
27
Sep
*
Wright-Hargreaves
15
6.40
■
Jan
1.00
1
Gold
Oct
3.35
72c
21%
—5
-
Alexander
May
16c
<1
:
Wood
Yankee
Jan
Jan
150
6,635
Jan
Jan
69
*
5.40
.
—
Windward
Yale
2.98
6%c
24
1.20
1
A_
_
Larder
Feb
Jan
19,900
23
Petroleums
19
4.95
25c
1.37
1.05
15%
*
Winnipeg & Central Gas
4.967
47% Sep
Jan
1.00 Mar
*
class
—
Wilrich
£.55
Jan
.
Wiltsey-Coghlan
16 %c
—
Stanwell Oil & Gas Ltd
Willroy Mines
Sep
1.41
19%
1.05
14
104% 104%
Oct
1
*
A-
_
common
Feb
*
7,046
—
(Geo)
10c
Jan
42%
Preferred
18%
Mar
1.95 Sep
17% July
20c
•
Warrants
Weston
Jan
9c
Jan
Apr
38%
__
1
Leaseholds
Jun
CO in
75c
1,130
44c
Mines-
3%c
29%
•
(1944)
Western
Sep
9 00 July
Feb
7,100
_
Western Naco Petroleums
July
1.31
-l
_
class
39,985
6.50 Mar
28c
1.70
9
Ltd
Mines
15 %
51
W—
Malartic
1,110
64%
.
Standard Paving & Materials
Brock
29,250
1.06
Copper
101,200
51
—
Mines
2,010
42c
Mar
July
16c
29
Pyrite
j 9c
'% 16
64%
•
Spocner Oils
7.70
Jun
July
16%
*
common
Canada :Brewerics
66% July
16% Sep
6%c
10-/2
2.40
_
Union Oils
39%
1.55
9
Equipment
12 %c
2.50
,
Waterous
Western Grocers
45c
11
«
.
Jan
22c
—
W
Western
Jan
100
■
Valley
27
38%
*
Mines
&
Apr
Feb
Apr
340
G
Jan
1.90
Feb
i 33
Amulet
2.00
Sep
1
Mines
Southam
30
•—
Ashley
9c
f11
«
A_
_
62 %
37
1.04
Oils
West Maygill Gas & Oil LtdWesteel Products
49%
2.05
50c
pfd-
91c
Apr
16%
1
—
__
West
5,500
13%
Mines
Jun
1,677
15
_
Ltd
23% Aug
Sep
60%
24
Western
13,375
57
75
B
Ltd
Apr
50c
55
1.05
Jun
so
,
class
18%
18,600
1.57
Rights
Weedon
17
-
Mines
Dairies
270
70c
16%
__
1
Wespac Petroleums
1
—
Mines
21%
38c
Victoria & Grey Trust
Walte
Sep
May
9.55 July
7.50
7.50
9
Violamac
Apr
33c
Jan
1.05
_
Ltd
Walker
4.80
61%
1
Mines
Vulcan
8%
54
56c
;
„
9
_
Sep
78c
8,400
1
Standard
19%
High
Feb
40% Apr
2i%c:Mar
61%
56c
♦
Corp
Jan
13
Silver-Miller
19%
»
—
Sep
2.40 Aug
Oct
183%
•
_
3,500
14,310
.50
Mines
10
Aug
■2.90
_50C
common
14c
'*•
lie
11
I
Jan
19c
2.75
--50
—
Apr
8% Aug
5.25
54c
2.10
•
preferred
3.65
15,517
18%
■>
•
Jan
16
2.75
50c
Feb
Aug
17%
_
Ltd
13%
Aug
Aug
14
33
_■+
——
1
52
1.00
Aug
42,400
9%c : Lft%c
-
;■
Vic OUT
26c
8% May
2.00 Jan
19,050
15
■
Ventures
Sep
30
Sep
1.84 Sep
165
r
Sep
2.90
Feb
Aug
Jan
1.43 Mar
12,858
10
•
1.06
1
..
pfd
Hill
Montauban
1.66 Aug
41c
I.
-
7%c
43c
■
_
127,500
1,275
1.92
'Quebec)
Stuart
*
6%
75c
38,200
A
Shawkey (1945)
Mines—
Sheep Creek Gold
Steep
84c
2.45
ww,--r—
Miniaa
United Keno
5.85
Feb
16c 19%c
—1
Security Freehold Petroleums
Shawinigan Water & Power com
of
9
16c
1
*
Steel
1.08
100
Bridge
Stedman
17c
3,685
33,775
Sarnia
Starratt
2,720
27
8
*
Stanley
95,625
21c
2.07
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd
Southern
2.19
1.92
1
Souris
Jun
3.10 Mar
25
1.66
Gold
Siscoe
70c
1.97
Corp
Simpsons
5,200
41,791
1.68
St Lawrence
Class
1.33
5.40
1.94
13% May
1
San
Sigma
Feb
10
-1
Mining
Breweries
19c
7,363
8
common
Sicks'
Jan
2.05
25
1
Silver
15
1
—
__
10c
20c
*
Industries
Silanco
13%
*
._
7.35
Apr
l43/4
1
_
A
Upper Canada Mines
10,300
*
Oils
*
Oils
21,585
12c
...
_
25c
7.00
3
37
3.80
—
_
620
pfd
11c
1
—
51
—1
class
3.50
1
A
48%
23c
Mines
Inv
12c
—_
__
Gordon
B
3.50
Ryanor Mining
Sherritt
Class
1
-
A
Sep
4.15 May
50c
July
39c
Preferred
Class
14
,
1.65
—1
A
Janr
270
_
class B
Ltd
30c
-
Rainbow
Jan
2.15
Corps
1.37
—5.10
class
Gold
5.25
10%
Low
6
7.10
__
Range since Jan. 1
High
6
48%
*
_
1.48
Royal Bank of Canada
class
Fuel
Jan
Shares
6
Asbestos
35c
Consolidated
Scurry
Estella
United
1
Long Lac
Scarfee
United
2.50
5.05
Mining
1
:i
River
July
8.50 July
600
Rockwin Mines
Sand
United
8,180
Mines
class
Little
Antonio
Jun
5,618
1
B
Rupununi
United
2,190
Rix-Athabasco Uranium
Russell
July
2.80
Rio Palmer Oil—'I——*—-m—
Oil
19
6,00
Regourt Gold Mines
Rexspar Uranium.
Royalite
Feb
10%
„
___—
Roxana Oils
12%
2.61
Petroleum
Rowan
225
5.75
—
Roche
18%
United
Rapid Grip Batten—
fiayrock Mines
Class
18%
1
Mining
Qirinte Milk Products class A
.
Union
9.75
Nickel Corp
Queenston Gold Mines—
Robinson
9%c Jun
2.80
Quebec
Silk
Jan
5.75
Metallurgical
Riverside
Union Gas of Canada
for Week
Low
*
common
~ZZZi
—
Reeves MacDonald
Aug
3%c
10%
»
___
Quebec Copper Corp
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Manitou Mines
Reef
3.95
Acceptance
7,000
7.00
•
Union
7%c
'-.rrtnmmtam
_rr,
Aug
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
67%
Jan
Week's
Last
Sale Price
7c
18%
'
1
High
Jan
2.05
„1
,
Uranium
5,775
6.50
Chibougamau
Radiore
47%
6.85
Mines
Quemont
320
1
Warrants
Quebec
3.22
1
Dome
Low
59%
2.90
*
STOCKS
Range since Jan.
High
57
2.92
Gold
Prospectors Airways
Purdy Mica Mines
Quebec
Low
57
1
__
Metals
Preston
Pronto
Shares
V
Oil
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
"
■
7
Sales
45
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
46
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
(1498),
OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Quotations
Obligations of Government Agencies
Investing Companies
Fund
Affiliated Fund
Aberdeen
25c
1.25
—
15.80
8.84
1.61
Investment
Co
America—_1
"9.13
"9.97
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
Fund_l
9.40
10.27
a20.54
1
4.24
4.53
Mutual Fund Inc—1
Associated Fund Trust
———
Atomic Development
Mutual Fund Inc
—
1
X8.09
1.47
13.28
14.49
Johnston
(The)
6.07
6.60
Keystone
Custodian
Business Shares
American
Fund "A
Inc__l
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc--5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Houghton
28.02
19.49
21.26
1.90s
Feb.
Bonds)——1
(Income Pfd Stocks_1
(Speculative Pfd Stks)__l
(High-Grade Com Stk)—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
(Speculative Com Stk)—1
11.25
12.28
2.35s
June
19.44
21.21
11.51
K-l
13.85
24.46
S-l
10.83
11.71
S-2
21.30
23.03
S-3
7.84
—J
11.10
1
—25c
11.87
17 %
.
5.82
Loomis
Sayles
Automobile
General
2.65
4.44
4.59
l%s March
3.36
l%s April
3.35
3.69
2s
lc
Manhattan (Bond Fund Inc—10c
3.25
3.58
1%S Oct.
8.45
9.26
30.93
15.66
Trust.l
Investors
1
1
.1
22.20
.1
18.98
4.35
20.30
.1
6.85
7.10
of New Eng—
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Financial Industrial Fund Inc.l
Formula Fund of Boston
1
Founders Mutual Fund
—*
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
10.79
11.79
13.83
14.35
3.66
4.01
Investors Inc—-2
14.86
Corp
Trust
Common
6.27
9.41
10.31
12.87
14.08
shares—lc
9.20
9.58
lc
lc
lc
11.45
12.54
Institutional
Bond
Merchandising
.'Mining
shares.
(
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RR equipment shares^.
7-
1-55
4-
2-56
b2.30
2.30%
8-
1-55
5-
1-56
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2.55 %
9-
1-55
6-
1-56
b2.95
2.70%
3-56
b2.75
2.45%
2.80%
10-
3-55
7-
2-56
b3.00
2.80%
1-56
b2.80
2.50%
12.03
1.95%
4-
1-55
1-
7.34
8.02
2.15%
5-
2-55
2-
9.34
6.80
21.18
27'/a
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362
9
17.60
28.23 ■„
6.51
12.57
13.59
1
39%
•
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1
a21.35
1
Inc
& Clark—
Fund—
Stock
Common
7.04
41
new—1.'25
9.13
9.88
11.78
12.73
1
11.86
12.82
11.94
13.07
40
Investors Inc
—1
Investors
Sovereign
4.67
Funds Ihc-^United Accumulated Fund
9.81
United
Continental Fund
14.00
United
Income Fund
United
Science
State'Street Investment Corp—♦
Stein
Inc—,
Fund
Haydock
1
1
—
..
United
a24.56
1
Inc
Inc
Fund
Hudson
15.87
United
Line
Fund
Value
Line
Income
2.49
2.72
9.56
10.45
Incorporated
Income Fund—_1
8.81
o
9.63
Incorporated
Investors
17 35
18.76
Income
Fund
of
Boston
1
Institutional
'
1
9.45
10.33
1
14.13
15.36'
_1
7.23
Growth
6.16
Inc—1
Franklin
Industrial Bank of ,Commerce_10
1
7.81
8.54
•
11.94
Wellington Fund
1
26.16
11.66
Whitehall
Fund
Inc
1
24.83
11.36
Wisconsin
Fund
Inc
1
5.65
6.10
Long
Island
243
—10
64
—10
208
35
37
Automobile
American
Equitable
American
Fidelity & Casualty_5
—5
preferred
Bankers
Boston
Fire
&
5
24%
26%
90
93
—25
10
10
5
Ins
of
Life
General
Amer.—10
Amsterdam
New
Hampshire
New
York
283/4
North
45
48
5
31
2.50
3.33%
_12.50
Co__ —.5
Co
.
10
—10
*
Assoc
.....10
170
116
Insurance
178
110
Indemnity
61%
65%
Pacific
74
Peerless
73%
Casualty
84%
61
10
Co_
59
62%
32%
34
Co
5
27%
5
40 3/4
42%
Seaboard Surety
4
95
102
Reinsurance Corp.. —10
47
50
Springfield
Glens Falls
106
82
Reinsurance
;
99
56
26
St
Life
10
77
Republic
Paul
2
Security
(New
&
Marine
71V2
74%
Standard
53%
55%
50
54
10
46
49
60%
24
Travelers
new
383/4
U S
2%
35
36%
U
Hanover
Fire.
—10
Hartford Fire Insurance Co. —10
48%
U
147
5
American
Gulf
Life
Hartford
Republic
(Jacksonville
—.5
_
Fla)
ptnmhniior
5
46
155
S
Life
Co
in
57
57
60
106
110
84%
38%
34%
20
22
2
10%
-25
Pittsburgh—
Nat'l
Bank
Trust—25
&
Peoples 1st Nat'l Bank & Tr__20
St.
88
95
54%
Louis—
18
100
•
11%
St
Louis
Co
61 %
65 %
61
65
20
69%
74%
A—6.25
41%
43%
Trust
Union
61%
17
Bank
Trust
20
25
Bank
National
National
Mercantile
57%
370
19%
San
Bank
380
Francisco—
N T & S
of Amer
Calif
C
I
Elec
T
Power
3%s
3%S-1976
Trans
Gas
100 %
100 34
Utah
3%S—1935
103%
104 %
1980
100%
100%
West Texas Utilities 3%s—1985
100%
101%
101%
102%
1970
—
Rubber
4s
107
108%
Power
&
Light
Stocks—
3%s
Illinois Bell Telep 3%s
Edison
Tel
1995
101
1003/4
101
Tel 3%s
Elec
Power
1003^
101%
104%
105%
Southrn New Engl Tel 3%s_1989
109
57
58
50
51%
52
"
105
Chemical—
preferred
Gas
4.90%
Texas
Transmission—
preferred—
Eastern
100%
100
4.90%
Gas
preferred
Pipe
100
Line
101
102
100
100
101
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
90
*No
72%
tEx-two-for-one
27
29 %
tEx
4
155
63
par
a
Net
k Admitted to listing on the New
value.
100%
stock
HEx-4-for-l
->1 %
33%
104
Transmission—
preferred
Transcontinental
103
99%
&
106
50
pfd—100
Corp—
101%
1991
3%s__1990
Alum
Kaiser
5%
Potomac
Telephone
preferred
4.75%
1985
3%s
&
60
165
1003 a
1985
Tenn
69%
the
General
4.25%
1975
Water
85
10
v
Motors Acceptance—
3%s
Pacific
102%
102%
Corp of Amer—
Hackensack
Ohio
102
101%
1970
3%s
3%s
Gas
3.30s
General
Ask
Bid
Bonds—(Cont.)—
Tennessee
1985
1980
Financial
Columbia
Container
Security Issues
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asset
stock
Stock Exchange.
split.
dividend.
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split.
t New
x
stock.
Ex-dividend,
wi When
value.
issued,
*
10
52%
197
187
10
Recent
3
Insurance
56
Mellon
Bonds—
5
Fire
City of N Y
52
Angeles—
1
10
com
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
S
;
82 3/4
Y__ __5
Trust
63%
Marine—_10
Accident
22
37%
&
States
90
_10
Co
&
14%
85
6.25
Haven)-
Fire
13
10
(N Y)
Corp
(Texas)
Fire
25
77
National™
Davton
10
68%
-2.50
83
10
£5%
F)
11%
Providence-Washington
88%
Newark
9%
77
Phoenix
40%
52%
Philadelphia.....10
Globe
33
42%
10
Fire
71
71%
El Paso Nat Gas 4.40%
(Minn)
Pacific
66
Deposit of Md__—10
Great
38%
Northwestern National Life
Inc
(S
10
Northern
38%
of
United
53%
Northeastern
Reinsurance
Firemen's
51%
:
Fire
52
74
101%
2
River
68 %
Detroit——10
of
Bank
National
-
45.%
104
138
33
10
Co—
200
25
14
'
43%
540
Federal
Fund
97
,_5
Fire
82
-
312
Trade Bank & Trust Co
67
12%
Casualty
78
41
64
97
Employers
Fireman's
39
5
_4
520
Group
Franklin
5
Fire
Bank & Trust Co_25
39%
2
Employees
General
Union
New
1
-
V -54
v "■
^
487
37%
Life- —10
Ins—„
Casualty
Forster
National
.
145
64
31
Trust
First
34%
475
10
40%
38%
27
(N
Assurance
of
Sterling
Assurance
Manufacturers
57
52
130
Continental
Assn
113
137
10
39
280
National 3ank'
Boatmen's
126
10
National Fire
171
163
J)__5
Assn
32
30%
190
49
1
Merchants
Natl
Fidelity &
Life
16
of Commerce,.
Jersey CityBank
First
National
41
Ask
31%
37
270
62
.ST-
51
300
.
121
10
20
200
50
Bank
Security-First Nat'l Bank—12.50
; 80%
,
100
Inc
Royal State Bank of N
Rye
National
Bank—
Casualty
Merchants
—
Co
47
Massachusetts Bonding
Continental
Fire
National
53/a
Life
&
Maryland
31%
Ins
Connecticut
Crum
Lincoln
36%
42
Shippers i.
Columbian
Life Insurance Co of Va
36%
4%
—'
Fire
Colonial
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
39%
.
&
_20
-10
Trust-
10
34%
36%
.
P)
(J
York
109
Ins—
C)
293/4
Insurance Co
Camden
N
39
1Co_5
C)
Surety
&
37
Bank
com
5
Amer
Life
Standard
(Greensboro
1
Assurance
Mercury (Wash D
American Re-insurance
Automobile
Jefferson
North
of
(Newark N J). -2%
Home
Amer Ins Co
Amer
American
Co
34%
Assur— —5
conv
Bid
National
new
5
Insurance
28
26
.—2
Home
67%
Brook
Morgan
.10
Co
Trust
Freeport
New
Par
219
Insurance Co— —10
American
American
Companies
•
480
City. Bank
Bank
Los
Trust
Manufacturers
of
Ask
Surety——10
Life
Agricultural
$1.25
Bid
National
&
64
49
,
40
Kings County Trust Co
26.84
10.38
535
465
Trust. Co
•
Connecticut
46
-
28.51
10.66
Aetna Insurance Co
Aetna
l
-10
10.92
Par
&
43
77%
10
Hanover
lc
"
Casualty
(The)- Bank
14.14
22.09
lc
315
520
100
Connecticut—- •<
1
60
20
Guaranty Trust Co
6.73
12.98
20.21
Inc
100
Bk_100
Savings
National
Hartford
1
Street
100%
309
Trust—33 Vh
&
Bank
&
Detroit-
Meadow
Aetna
-
Bank
Trust
Cleveland—
Union
-.5
Y
Square N
Harris
87
103%
125
120
""
-20
82
Illinois
National
First
Central
7.90
Ltd—
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Insurance
■
54
62%
Bank—
National
■
31%
Bank
Rochelle™
New
Franklin
40
37
Northern Trust Co___
Bank
-10
Ask
Bid
10
and Trust—25
Bank
Natl
Cleveland
I)—
Natl
of
10.23
9.41:
(L
'♦ Par
Albany
*
603/4
-20
,1
National
Huntington
Fir«i
'
Fund-.lc
Banl^ Fund
Inst Foundation Fund.
Institutional
99.471
Chicago—
National
36%
170
50
York
Suffolk
of
7.85
7.18
1
IncJ—
Fund
99.529
Y.—
of
Bank
City
Bank
City
Wall
Investors
./—
Companies
Continental
V2
29
Trust—
New
First
■« •
11.131
50
34
.10 /
Trust
&
Van Strum & Towne Fund Inc_l
Institutional Shares Ltd—
^
1.
Shares_l
Fund
of
8.08
.7.39/:
/10.24
48 %
162
National
First
-23%)
-
Fund
Canada
Value
Inc 10c
Inc___l
Income Foundation Fund
Funds
17.16
:
99.664
99.624
64%
53'/a
56
Y)_^___..16
N
Bank
Fiduciary
12.08
2l%:';
62%
51%
Empire Trust
Federation
11.08
,1
Templetoh Gwth Fund of Can_l
Fund
County .Trust Co
(White Plains
a29.76
Roe & Farnham Fund—1
Television-Electronics FundTexas
1955
—
1956—
Albany, N.
44
Amer Shares
Southwestern
■
99.570
99.516
99.461
1955
1955
29,
5,
January
State
252
244
100
Bankers Trust—
10
Chase Manhattan Bank——12.50
Chem Corn Exchange Bank—10
Commercial State Bk & Tr—25
York
Bank of New
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Selected
December
99.558
1955
15,
22.
Ask
Bid
Par
York—
New
Clark
&
Stevens
Scudder,
16.80
Bank & Trust
28.52
1
Stevens
December
99.704
14.09
1
Canada
8,
December
December
99.689
99.648
99.606
1955
21.30
12.96
Fund
16.36
-
1955—.——
1,
18.55
20.88
Inc
.11.87
-
99.784
99.738
———
December
27
25%
(Geo)
4.25
8.95
99.773
99.725
1955
November 25,
Fund
14.95
16 30
99.946;
99.903
99.865
99.824
1955
27,
November
10
2.50
10.84
13.59
99.940
99.893
1955—99.857
10, 1955
99.815
1955
20.
Stock
Growth
6.21
,
99,984
—
Ask
Bid
99.981
1955
13,
November 3,
1
3.45
_lc
October
October
5
*
Inc
Inc
of
Dollar Valuu
Ask
Bid
October
11.18
Industry Shares Inc—1%
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
United States Treasury Bills
29%
1
2.65%
10.21
6.22
,
Dollar Value
5.66
Growth
2.60 %
2.30%
2.30%
2.25%
b2.55
18.17
3.13
<
2.60%
2.30%
22.90
10.21
lc
b2.90
b2.55
16.63
-
lc
.
shares
1-56
b2.55
.
shares
3-
1-55
8.90
10.08
Railroad stock shares.^.—lc
8teel
Tobacco
Ask
Bid
Due
1-55
6-
_
1-55
5.33
9.20
_
2.15%
1-55
8.14
lc
lc *
i—
shares
Petroleum
,
shares
:
11-
4.88
Fund Inc
10.89
Industrial Machinery shares-lc
Dated
Rate
2.25 %
b2.55
1-55
11-
1-55
12-
Inc
Rowe)
Scudder Fund
6.88
9.94
2-
Ask
Bid
Due
Dated
12-
Puritan
8.05
lc
administered shares—lc
General bond shares
lc
95
1-55
—
Fund
Fund
(T
Scudder,
Fully
96.4
95.20
1-55
Putnam
& Electrical
shares.^.
Food
__
1960
2-55
Fund Inc
13.57
7.34
1,
95.12
94.24
1960
1.
Oct.
6-
—;—1
preferred
Fund
Street
Price
13.27
lc
€6.24
95.28
_
5-
Amer Investors com—10c
Pioneer
8.24
9-55
Equipment shares—
April
1 %s
97.27
96.16
1959
3-
1
1956—1
$1.50
Pine
11.83
,(12.12
12.39
Electronics
1 %s
97.25
1959.
1,
2.05%
Trust Shares—
Philadelphia
11.70
—lc
(The) Stock Fund-lc
shares—
99.22
100.24
1959—
15,
1,
2.05%
——1
split)
American
Pacific
10.40
Growth Fund
Capital
Chemical
1957
15,
November 17,
7.90
7.61
99.14
100.22
Series—
Ltd
Canada
Series
75.04
lc
lc
.Building shares—
t
69.79
7.27
lc
of
North
13.64
10.68
1^.89
Oct.
19.31
4.30
12.48
lc
shares
Aviation
New
16.28
Capital
April
1%S
20.19
—1
Stock
England Fund
York Capital Fund
New
8.60
Investors
Feb.
1 %s
99.28
99.26
97.14
97.6
1.60%
Series
Growth
10.83
Group Securities—
Automobile
shares
l7/as
99.28
99.20
98.16
98
97.24
.
.
18.66
Series
Dividend
National
Stock
.7.
7.35
General
99.28
99.24
93.17
98.8
1958
1958
1,
99
99.31
99.15
_
1957
1,
Oct.
99.31
98.24
98.29
_
1957.
1,
l%s
1955
Speculative Series
Name changed to
7.341
g.gs
General
15,
Oct.
1957
17.86
11.01
(Ex-3-for-l
3.96-
Aug.
15,
1
Fund
Security Series—
National
13.88
1
1
—1
1
May
l%s
Ask
1
4.75
stock series——lc
stock series
lc
Industries "Fund Inc
Gas
2s
100
99.29
3.68
Securities-
Wide
Nation
Bond
Inc—
Futures
€8.24
Bid
l%s April
1956
1956—————
1,
1.60%
8.28
Fundamental
1958
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
—
3.39
20.77
Preferred
l5/as
99.29
99.27
15,
15,
Aug.
Rate
interest
beneficial
of
al4.47
1
Stock
Fund
1
Electronics Investment Corp—1
Equity Fund Inc.
20c
Common
98.16
97.12
10.11
1
2.77
e.75
20,
Maturity—
99.28
99.30
1,
2%s March
Shares—
Trust
Balanced
Fund
96.20
Mortgage Assn—
Treasury Notes—(Cont.)—
l%s April 1, 1957—
100
99.30
1955
1956—
15,
l%s Dec.
10.63
1
Federated
96.10
97.4
1960
1,
Natl
39.84
9.69
Fund
Life
11.96
11.81
t9.35
split). .1
(ex-3-for-l
Iric
Massachusetts
15.83
36.85
1
Fund
15.05
10.78
Fund
1960
97.16
Stock
Growth
Investors
58.20
10.87
shares
Massachusetts
Shares—
Fund Inc
Howard—
99.18
97.22
33.44
Transport
9.00
&
—-
22, 1955—_—
22, 1956 wi—
6.33
17.80
Balanced
Ask
Notes—
3.05
9.42
Eaton
1,
June
!
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
99.26
—
1956
22,
June
5.75
shares
15.77
2.53
Dreyfus
2%s
lc
Mutual
Shares
•
Treasury
_lc
shares™.
10.32
Dividend
June
2s
2.92
4.03
Special Investment shares—lc
Metal
shares
lc
Paper
45
13.76
2.50
25c
5.29
4.80
lc
shares—lc
Petroleum
15.67
Trustee
1
shares
1955—
15,
11.76
Growth
E
Feb.
2%s Jan.
Indebtedness—
March
I%s
Industries
98.2
—
Bid
4.17
9.77
57 66
Diversified
1959
Federal
.
of
Certificates
a44.38
Fund—*1
Mutual
Equipment shares_lc
Electrical
Mass
Diversified
1957
Figures after decimal
l%s Dec.
21.60
14.49
1
Investment Fund__l
1,
2%s
99.22
99.21
93.12
.
99.17
1956
Maturity—
Managed Funds—
141
42
Fund
1958
May
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness & Noles
18 %
Life Insurance Investors Inc—1
17.52
Fund
—1
Fund Inc
1
Fund Inc.—_1
1
1,
99.18
1956
1.
12.97
Fund—
19.13
20.19
Vegh Income
Vegh Mutual
Delaware
Fund
1,
7.35
5.31
Dividend ,Income
June
10.77
6.70
17.68
ie.12
Series
2s
9.72*
9.96
Com
Lexington Trust Fund
18.57
De
1,
2%s
97.24
99.8
97.14
97.6
1958
13.49
Stksi.l
Priced
(Low
S-4
12.00
f
1
——1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Crown Western Investment Inc
De
1,
Nov.
12.92
8.90
Knickerbocker
Composite Fund Inc
Concord Fund Inc
Stock
12.36
11.84
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd-1
12.93
1
27.81
25.72
—1
16.30
15.07
50c
.000
Securities com—100 14,400 15
Diversified
(Discount
K-2
17.29
136
19.90
8.99
X10.82
May
2%s
99.30
97.16
16.70
B-4
12.74
*0®
2%s
99.30
99.22
1, 1956
Sept. 14, 1956 Wi
l%s Oct: 1, 1957-55———
May
12.56
15.31
5%
Inc———------1
Fund
1956
——
Central Bank for Cooperatives—
25.69
7.17
_—-—
99.24
99.29
195G
16,
99.24
27/aS
2%s
99.23
—-
15.
26.80
15.99
Fund Inc
1
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Stock Fund-—1
Composite Bond & Stock
April
27/8s May
27.97
2%s
100
99.31
99.31
£9.27
99.28
100.1
£9.23
l£5o
2.50s
Funds—
—-
1956
15,
Bonds)____1
22.75
Colonial
16,
Feb.
(Investment
B-3
Chemical Fund Inc
Christiana
Preferred
Jan.
2.25s
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)-—1
5
J-
2.40s
Trust
Shares
Century
Mutual
B-l
11.80
—-
1955
99.30
99.27
1955—
15.
B-2
10%
9%
1
1
Ltd
Fund Inc.—
Canada General Fund
(1954) Ltd-—
Canadian Fund Inc...
Capital Venture Fund Inc
Fund
Bullock
17,
4.33
3.96
—,
California
of
Oct.
1.90s Nov.
2.05s
Ask
Bonds—
Bank
Land
Federal
Banks—
Loan
Home
25.88
23.81
1
Blair Holdings Corp
—1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—-1
Bond Inv Tr of America
*
Boston Fund Inc ------—--1
Bowling Green Fund Inc—..10c
Broad Street Invest Corp
5
Beneficial Corp
of
Federal
Bid
Ask
Bid
7.48
6.84
32nds of a point
Figures after decimal point represent one or more
14.45
6.49
American
Ask
Fund-lc
Institutional Insur Fund—lc
International Resources FundIncome
Institutional
6.00
Inc
Bid
Par
Institutional Shs Ltd—(Cont)
136
134
Funds—
Mutual
Ask
Bid
Far
Mutual Funds—•
for Friday, October 7
h 'Rir*
rrlca.
-
v
Fx-riphts
•
York
Volume 182
Number 5471
-.
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
.
Third Federal Reserve District—Philadelphia—
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Bank clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the country,
increase compared with a year ago.
an
a
Chester
week in 1954.
same
Oct.
Week Ended
8—
195*
1955
$10,781,540,037
1,046,236,630
935,680,140
1,165,000,000
St.
Louis
+
+■■
(11 cities)
355,823,989
+
334,700,000
+ 14.3
548,371,414
1,157,284,795
1,170,828,500
349,746,825
*470,000,000
410,462,102
+ 12.1
354,341,290
302,762,553
+ 17.0
*
cities,
five
cities,
Total
8,301,666
+ 39.5
9,115,081
8,296,426.
+
9.7
245,569,064
229,617,926
458,838,076
44,438,400
+
23.1
509,502,262
439,252,723
+
5.2
48,039,100
41,369,000
13,005,718
10,956,169
+ 18.7
10,391,319
13,424,210
9,264,030
+ 44.9
10,436,791
10,780,693
438,626,809
374,512,825
+ 17.1
422,553,392
404,062,639
1,362,826,625
1,156,753,564
+17.8
1,255,607,009
1,139,595,796
j.
(7 cities)
West
Virginia—Huntington
3,734,642
3,738,544
20,733,000
17,408,000
209,779,843
Richmond
$16,736,275,446
$15,711,119,598
+
6.5
days
4,006,847,980
3,661,942,385
+
9.4
cities, five days
$20,743,123,426 $19,373,061,983
South
207,120,256
Carolina—Charleston
+
all cities
--$21,544,493,022 $20,105,450,462
for week—
+
7.2
Total
(6
exact details for the week covered
furnish
Saturday, and the Saturday figures
are
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the
them
by the foregoing will appear
today, inasmuch
the week
as
not available at time of going to press.
week in all
5,827,064
+ 21.1
5,799,939
5,738,057
278,280,470
+ 17.4
301,692,244
291,068,689
111,536,773
+
7.0
103,395,411
100,469,355
687,443,336
623,911,107
+10.2
626,323,518
611,658,059
has to be estimated.
cases
'
i_
26,183,765
Augusta
•
+ 16.9
92,163,189
+ 14.9
97,824,181
359,300,000
Macon
22,394,314
105,892,135
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
316,600,000
+13.5
315,900,000
we
preoent further below,
For
that
week
the whole country
week in
there
was
an
increase
of
—
+
5.8
4,375,531
4,155,80*
+
20.0
121,979,347
149,340,900
+
21.2
142,943,156
112,151,972
152,027,52
8,940,416-
12,546,539
(10
1954.
Outside of this
city there
was
decrease of 3.6%.
a
the New York Reserve District
group
the cities according to
we
Michigan—Ann
(including this city) the totals register
delphia Reserve District of 8.3%.
a
a
loss of 3.1%,
158,308,326
910,752,163
+15.9
887,874,147
855,818,95*
+ 19.5
1,732,737
1.7
16,706,634
12,436,581*
+ 26.8
7,525,869
6,134,213)
District by 15.9%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District
District of 17.5%.
are
an
improve¬
and the Minneapolis Reserve
-
*
SUMMARY OF BANK
1955
847,773
-■
721,112
12
cities
10,772,630,515
$
10,256,541,521
10,142,670,519
687,254,257
—
8.3
1,157,284,795
1,170,828,500
1,156,753,564
+
17.8.
1,255,607,009
623,911,107
+ 10.2
626,323,518
3,654,468
1.2
3,400,327
3,940,583r
+ 13.0
105,777,885
97,329,291
5,429,937
+ 12.1
5,297,274
47,333,561
45,887,657
+
3.2
54,562,785
46,097,966
15,878,704
15,165,973
-+
4.7
14,705,866
15,234,93*
City
+ 15.9
887,874,147
8,689,717
13,629,995
13,082,380
9,471,044
7,710,632
5,379,434
5,877,477
1,369,321,411
1,297,686,440
Peoria
Rockford
„•
—J..
Springfield
(17
1,297,686,440
+
5.5
1,277,859,996
cities)
,
Louis
381,300,000
344,500,000
186,690,005
160,582,565
Tennessee—Memphis
147,988,570
153,128,260
2,591,363
3,030,049
718,569,938
661,240,874
Illinois—Quincy
Total
1,237,778,056
718,569,938
661,240,874
+
8.7
649,720,551
639,527,175
568,167,422
483,436,093
+ 17.5
495,620,265
•
-
(4
-
cities)
-
•
569,171,491
540,790,789
+
5.2
551,917,619
473,537,797
427,786,434
+
10.7
402,886,282
401,261,074
1,169,379,541
1,053,112,643
+ 11.0
1,024,922,624
1,026,210,978
563,973,620
—
__
Paul
—
North
cities
City
now
add
our
19,763,552,967
20,413,883,363
10,369,419,640
1
3.3
19,318,031,462
for
Dakota—Aberdeen
+
4.2
14,430,277
13,768,981
+
22.8
8,225,285
8.5
6,320,719
5.5
1,277,859,996
1,237,778,050
+10.7
347,700,000
340,200,000'
—
1,647,951
7,991,249"
+
5,851,303
+16.3
165,078,176
151,430,250
3.4
134,046,979
14
—14.5
2,895,396
3,458,255
8.7
649,720,551
'639,527,175
—
+
4,438,670*
7,509,597
+60.8
8,315,395
+17.1
333,165,872
309,915,058
119,279,499
+19.8
124,704,127
111,578,396
9,090,352
8,470,225
5,044,980
4,340,750
5,980,144
6,353,358
13,639,384
13,381,793
568,167,422
483,436,093
—,
9,347,956,848
+ 10.9
9,421,312,413
+
7.3
7,599,766-
7,498,314
8,544,58'J*
four
Total
showing the figures for each city and for the
cities)
(7
__.
Nebraska—Fremont
years:
■„
1954
$
.
Inc.or
1953
Dec. c/o
1952
$
*First Federal Reserve District—Bosten—
Maine—Bangor
2,647,421
2,882,725
8,173,378
662,344,684
3,007,713
1,445,157
River
tLowell
602.475,752
3,300,592
—
1,570,902
8.2
2,703,161
2,504,845
—12.5
7,653,076
7,344,556
—
+
9.9
602,478,021
+
9.7
2,932,828
2,627,528
8.0
1,126,651
3,300,197
10,421,530
+ 20.2
9,147,002
+ 12.0
9,095,259
34,471,988
Connecticut—Hartford
31,714,339
+
8.7
35,599,041
—
2.4
3,506,696
2,702,748
11,309,972
12,028,995
9,099,600
32,540,526
Haven
20,921,615
15,572,571
+ 34.4
19,208,600
13,953,663
28,331,400
24,714,700
+ 14.6
33,952,200
27,959,500
2,540,584
2,370,162
789,153,308
__.
715,350,971
14,178,471
+17.5
495,620,265
461,853,636
4,367,847
—17.5
870,047
—
—
\
1,096,924
911,303
4.0
841,398
936,742
4.3
9,103,277
10,657,73#
1.6
156,364,129
8,488,969
149,867,267
7,935,043
—
+
7.0
8,075,352
23,019,231
21,413,647
+
7.5
20,559,251
13,683,063
364,657,087
334,949,678
+
8.9*
337,452,558
10,766,718
11,654,328
7.7-
12,075,351
353,811,072
11,185,790
4,936,208
4,587,504
.
Wichita
St.
1,098,553
8,414,722
147,522,342
Kansas—Topeka—
City
Joseph
Pueblo
(a)
—
Total
7.2
1,907,630
2,128,352
+10.3
731,473,135
(9 cities)
152,271,221
'
—
+
7.6
3,131,125
8,644,146
3,218,254
la)
569,171,491
3,191,831
3,680,71#
540,790,789
+
5.2
551,917,619
563,973,620-
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas9,419,395
+18.7
7,905,520
7.873,868
365,047,574
+10.7
343.284,467
338,141,530
34,815,647
6,181,000
31,430,505
+ 10.8
28.800,657
31,078,44a
5,616,000
+10.1
——
Dallas
:
Worth
1
Galveston
Wichita
7,936,282
404,019,014
Texas—Austin
Forth
Island—Providence
cities).
12,173,224
1,432,628
—
3,220,469
~
1.9
572,931,316
10,245,434
Springfield
5,669,516
+
City905,819
—
Colorado—Colorado Springs
12,535,942
;
5,561,902
835,640
Lincoln
Missouri—Kansas
7.148,022
_
••Portland
4,201,431
5.9
8,049,477
Hastings
1S55
.
.
+16.2
—
9,119,576,806
Omaha
.Clearings at—
Hampshire—Manchester
10,837,837
924,748,68 o»
324,100,871
Montana—Billings
18,938,430,624
+
Week Ended Oct. 1
Massachusetts—Boston
8,488,296
12,073,241
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
detailed statement
October
940,970,846
142,942,240
Dakota—Fargo
South
*
York
4.7
3.2
379,397,081
a--'
Minneapolis—:
St.
Helena
New
1,708,102
+
+
Ninth Federal Reserve District— MinneapolisMinnesota— Duluth
461,853,636
ll
10
110
—29.7
ti
fi
Total
5,164,199*
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
II
9
1,899,806
977,102,194
8,964,244
^
—
855,818,954
II
7
1,335,005
-1,022,650,736
T_
Decatur——
611,658,059
910,752,163
1,369,321,411
r
10,648.62?
98,977,305
-
1,055,206,463
| «
4
7,443,891
67,058,000*'
6,087,294
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago—
II
17
9,514,171
3,609,023
1,139,595,796
687,443,336
70,491,000
111,864,670
..
Rapids
Kentucky—Louisville
3.1
-
1,362,826,625
II
7,911,923
4.6
+ 18.9
$
731,473,135
+
6
10
+ 18.8
+
Des Moines
1952
1953
10.3
1,120,101,372
II
Richmond
+
1,212,807,903
If
7
.
Dec. %
715,350,971
10,438,298,128
11
!—_
Inc. or
$
789,153,308
II
7,350,776
1,443,674T
,
li
11
8,190,406
72,155,000
8,737,193
+
CLEARINGS
1954
$
7,283,335
9,731,114
-
Haute
Total
Wepk Ended Oct.
2,171,171
17,058,206
75,465,000
•
;
Bend
Terre
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show an increase
11.0%.
2,594,860
17,356,109
,
Wisconsin—Milwaukee—
5.2%, in the Dallas Reserve District of 10.7% and in the San Francisco Reserve
(12
-
Sioux
totals
the
The Chicago Reserve District has to its credit
5.5%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 8.7%
Worcester
—
District—Chicago-
Indianapolis
South
gain of 10.3% and in the Phila¬
larger by 17.8%, in the Richmond Reserve District by 10.2% and in the Atlanta Re¬
•New Bedford
8,864,021
164,331,533
9,233,425
Rapids
Lansing
note that in
Iowa—Cedar
ended
1.3
+ 11.7
Arbor—
Grand
Indiana—Fort Wayne
but in the Boston Reserve District the totals record
4th Cleveland
+ 40.6
820,729
166,467,570
1,055,206,463
cities)-
Seventh Federal Reserve
gain of 10.9%, the bank clear¬
a
We
the Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this
District of
8,925,536
309,897
185,913,950
Orleans
having amounted to $20,413,883,363 against $19,763,552,967 in the
ings at this center showing
ment of
6,992,758
5,115,098
142,867,265
181,039,854
week ended
Total
+ 10.9
21,301,207
94,426,87?
296,400,003
7,385,113
171,392,328
Mississippi—Vicksburg—
3.3%, the aggregate clearings for
6,057,562
23,815,847
5,410,922
,
Alabama—Birmingham
Louisiana—New
able to give final and complete results of the
previous week
•
6,717,073
'
,
Florida—Jacksonville
Mobile—
In the elaborate detailed statement, however, which
Oct. 1.
192,511,973
7,057,837
cities)
Tennessee—Knoxville
cannot
17,927,000
193,979,613
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Estimated.
We
3,942,986
17,873,000
1.3
119,386,301
Columbia—Washington—
9.4
3,583,311
+ 19.1
+
7.1
+
0.1
—
326,751,713
Maryland—Baltimore
732,388,479
801,369,596
issue of next week.
Total
6,216,38*
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
days
five
Complete and
We
+
3,639,196
+ 25.3
Total
New
8.3
+ 15.5
Total all
New
13,163,629
250,442,398
—
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh—
7.2
633,229.000
All cities, one day
Rhode
11,560,064
564,649',681
*
Youngstown
District of
Fall
+ 16.9
2,526,739
46,759,700
;
Mansfield
382,600,000
Other
:
13,679,670
—
11,583.461
s
Virginia—Norfolk—
week
6,222,242
3,509,334
274,777,046
*
Cincinnati.,
4.8
438,348,437
Ten
Outside
5,868,607
5.6
7,234,180
1,120,101,372
9.2
625,032,538
381,425,584
—
1,067,000,000
Cleveland
5th
2,950,330
28.0
13,152,223
1,212,807,903
Jersey—Trenton
Cleveland
Baltimore
of
3,395,045
+
0.3
11,399,616
+ 11.9
Pittsburgh
serve
+ 20.1
+
Fourth Federal Reserve District:—Cleveland—
San Francisco
same
l,684iTC8
5,304,620
1,117,000,TOO
4.3
13,321,916
4.0
+
655,332,905
_
Kansas City
are
1,102,000,000
+
7,420,184
13,746,926
Columbus
Philadelphia
Boston
.
1,830,247
5,463,866
8.2
+
5,185,956
7,737t478
%
$11,209,061,600
Chicago
we
3,499,027
+ -4.6
+ 19.9
3,352,804
13,703,487
Ohio—Canton
ends
1,169,125
3,539,570
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
1,589,737
6,635,653
——
York
for
summary
1,487,981
.'•"
4,548,882
4,201,172
Scranton
$
1,681,492
—12.7
1,066,000,000
Reading..
195a
$
26.9
+
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New York
our
1,576,634
5,455,254
1,153,000,000
Wilkes-Barre
*
,
in
1,803,789
New
At this center
gaip for the week ending Friday of 4.0%. Our comparative
the week follows:
c.
!
1953
or
Dec. %
1,567,554
1,649,011
_________
Philadelphia
Inc.
%
1,989,225
1,575,137
Lancaster zZ
Our preliminary total stands
1954
$
•
Bethlehem__r
possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
$21,544,493,022 against $20,105,450,462 for the
.1955
.
Pennsylvania—Altoona
indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Oct. 8, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
there is
-Week Ended Oct.
V
"...
based upon telegraphic advices from the chief cities
7.2% above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
Pre¬
.
us
47
(1499)
Falls
.
!
6,396,979
5,367,140
12,705,762
12,388,933
473,537,797
427,786,434
Louisiana—Shreveport
6,564,000
7,289,000
+19.2
6,095,325
5,413,051
2.6
10,236,313
11,465,177
+10.7
402,886,282
+
687,254,257
+
Total
cities)
(6
-
-
401,261,07*
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany.
3,341,792
Buffalo
4,317,114
—22.6
3,236,232
4,343,556
+ 11.1
121,607,424
113,755,973
2,608,712
2,769,982
San
Francisco
Jamestown
San
Jose
117,091,439
2,875,676
2,623,628
2,642,648
2,256,726
10,044.463,723
York
Rochester
10,415,596,117
36,292,663
Syracuse
36,074,550
19,623,998
Jersey—Newark
Northern
New
26,245,940
+
9.6
20,922,221
16,471,595
+ 17.1
2,452,950
2,151,325
3.6
9,896,719,049
9,818,853,818
—
+
0.6
32,744,193
5,744,465
158,352,778
77,284,841
17,715,946
:
Utah—Salt
Lake
80,787,316
City
California—Long Beach
21,615,012
160,452,041
170.526,177
+
5.8
—
3.5
5,158,587
4,527,052
6.7
+ 4.5
+22.0
159,628,742
164,279,317
74,428,586
82.368,386
+
19,295,647
16,349,005
12,413,690
+18.5
11,438,117
12,885.775
647,220,853
566,018,556
+14.3
562,361,694
539,676,199
21,927,011
19,444.186
+12.8
17,701,922
18,447,132
14,708,251'
Pasadena——
5,086,879
—
5,588,986
9.0
4,999,739
5,359,144
12.271,676
Barbara
Stockton
9,814,477
+25.0
9,457,549
11,792,791
+11.0
1,024,922,624
3.3
19,318.031,462
18,938,430,62*
+10.9
9,421,312,413
9,119r576,80<>
—
27,209,452
3.6
19,369,501
17,551,236
+ 14.4
26,379,805
23,361,909
—
Oregon—Portland
Santa
69,188,259
62,373,247
+ 10.9
64,295,560
65,648,205
+ 15.4
66,205,874
64,879,919
~[f; 10,438,298,128
10,772.630,515
3.1
10,256,541,521
10,142,670,519
Total
Grand
(10
total
cities)
(110 cities)—
*
1,169,379,541
1,053,112,643
20,413,883,363
19,763,552,967
10,369,419,640
9,347,956,848
+
1,026,210,978
51,321,754
75.789,016
—
Jersey
(11 cities)
20,353,411
30,021,268
Connecticut—Stamford
Total
,
+ 19.5
130,105,405
Elmira
New
20,050,138
23,953,680
180,734,718
5,542,799
168,995,699
Yakima
Binghamton
New
191,224,045
Washington—Seattle
—
Outside
(a)
New
York City
Clearings operations discontinued.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1500)
*8
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
4
Company and Issue—
Foreign Exchange Rates
Pursuant to the requirement of Section 522 of
certifies daily to
Natural
Southern
4%
the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
Sylvania Electric
Bank
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve
$4.40
sinking
RATES
EXCHANGE
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
SEPTEMBER
30
TO
RESERVE
OCTOBER
BANK
preferred
United Stockyards Corp.,
INCLUSIVE
1955,
6,
OF 1930
TARIFF ACT
UNDER
TREASURY
TO
preferred
debentures
Pipeline Co.—
fund
stock—_—-Oct 28
Nov
1
Noon
Unit
Monetary
1059
1381
■
1161
861
stock, $5 series—
——Nov
1
convertible preferred shares.—Oct 15
CALLED
ISSUE
ENTIRE
Page
Date
Company and Issue—
and
Country
1381
1
Inc.—
convertible
cumulative
•
,
f. bonds—.1—,—.......Nov
s.
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
Cumulative
FOREIGN
pipeline
Products,
3+4%
the different
on
countries of the world.
Pa^e
Dats
»
Co.—
Gas
1st mortgage
1
1
1217
1334
Dec
1
Dec
1
J2690
910
1st mortgage 5% bonds, series A, due 1980.______ -Jan
Bangor & Aroostook RR., 5% preferred stock......
Nov
Buying Rate for Cable Transfers In New York (Value In United States Money)
1
2
1334
30
1
27
31
1
17
1
31
31
1
1218
1219
1336
*
412
1220
American
stock
—...Nov
Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.; prior pfd. stock—Nov
Viscose
American
preferred
5%
Corp.,
Baltimore & Ohio RR.—
Friday
Preferential
;
pound
Oct. 6
$
.200000*
.133333*
$
$
.200000"
.200000*
.200000*
".133333*
.133333*
.133333*
.0717487*
.0717487*
2.220119
Austria, schilling
.0717487*
2.221115
.0717487*
2.221945
2.221364
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0385802*
.0198955
.0199000
>0199062
.0335802*
.0199150
.325833
.325966
.32-5933
1.010513
1.009843
1.010156
1,010156
,208600
—
Canada, dollar
•
.208800
.00435401*
.00435401*
.00285625
.00285625
.00285468
.237261*
.237281*
.237261*
India,
.203600
markka
;
France
Dominion of,
rupee
Ireland, pound—
Sweden,
.140080*
.140080*
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.496766*
franc
.496766*
.496766*
.0349000
.0319000
.193330*
.193330*
.193330*
.233325
.233325
.233325
2.775840
2.778123
2.777397
2.786250
2.788571
2.787812
2.777085
2.787500
.233337
of
Kingdom, pound sterling
South
,140080*
,0349000
;
United
Africa,
pound
"
.262093
2.759900
peso
Union
•
.262208
2.760210
.140080*
krona
Switzerland,
.262308
2.760932
bonds, series C & J, due 19S5
ser. G, due 1995
mtge.
gen.
Columbia
Forest
10-year convertible sinking fund debetures
Nov.
Continental Telephone Co., 5%
gold debs., series A.—Dec
Delta Air Lines, Inc. 5 Vz %
conv. debs. 1973
Oct
Dresser Industries Inc., 3+4% preferred stock
Oct
Fibreboard Products Inc., $100 par preferred stock
Nov
Fischer & Porter Co., participating preference shares__Oct
Foremost Dairies, Inc., 4+2%
cum. preferred stock.__.Nov
General Foods Corp., $3.50 cumulative pfd. stock.....—Oct
General Railway Signal Co,, 5% cumul. pfd. stock..—Dec
Higbee Co., 5% preferred stock, $100 par..
Nov
Hudson Coal Co., 1st mtge. s. f. 5% bonds, series A__.Dec
Ritter Co., Inc., 5%
preferred stock
Oct
United Air Lines, Inc., 4+fe% convertible pfd. stock
Oct
•Announcement in this issue.
(In thousands of dollars)
Increase (+ ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Oct, 5,
ASSETS-—
1954
1955
20,153,352
R. notes
1
+
840,550
Total gold certificate reserves
F. R. notes of other Banks
20,993,902
104
—
—
133,751
1,421
+
103
132,330
239,053
bpnds decreased $53 million.
-Demand deposits adjusted increased $43 million at all
reporting member banks; the principal changes were an
increase of $135 million in the Chicago District and a
decrease of $91 million in the San Francisco District.
Banks decreased
others increased
$113 million. Loans to banks increased $94 million.
from Federal Reserve
and
borrowings from
Borrowings
$199 million
and liabilities of reporting mem¬
394,859
loans
699
20
17,808
580
+
outright
__
Held under repurchase
agree't
U. S. Government securities:
154
+
2,080
Bought
Sept. 29,
1955
1955
1954
Bills
1,007,146
—
49,000
+
2,520,076
____
—
852.104
tural
—4,079,715
17,399,536
Loans
+ 4,370,515
2,801,750
—
chasing
290,800
Other
bought outright
23,728,508
+
49,000
103,900
+
81,400
Held under repurchase agree't
—
+
Real
852,104
103,900
Total U. S. Govt, securities
Total
loans
from
and
foreign
securities.
23,832,408
+
24,503,104
+ 118,830
banks
130,400
—
—
748,204
U.
4,184,091
premises
—116,340
59,132
Other assets
24
—
135,116
—
14,104
+
Assets
Other
Loans
to
50,467,339
52,482
+
225,398
Reserve
When
in
notes
26,131,140
_
Foreign
+
64,806
+
31,831
+
480,848
—
31,014
388,407
____
5,277
+
15,745
19,764,680
Deferred availability cash items
Other liabs.
& accrued divids.
Liabilities
+
388,211
;_
Total deposits
484,397
+
3,366,819
21,839
—
—
—
367,338-
Demand
144,316
167,758
38,542
—
—
717,954"
—146,093
17,982
+
403,914
730
+
121
+
49,280,621
—
200,489
58,718
+
170,478
114
+
gold
&
note
capital accts.
certificate
re¬
to
deposit and F.
liabilities combined
tances
liability
purchased
+
+
50,467,339
118
56,306
Domestic
Foreign
+
1,263
+
2,834
v
3
+
373
+
21,643
deposits
Interbank demand deposits:
43
+
416
+
32
—
6,122
52,482
—
+
2",740
-
45.7%
for
—
0.1%
—
0.1%
From
Federal
From
Banks
Reserve
4+4%
501
+
.
Brand
of
loans
to
banks
and
after
deduction
individual
loan
Items
foreign
27,166
+
2,786
—
17
+
19,317
1
+
636
The condition statement of
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Sept. 28:
Decreases of $199 million in
holdings
of United States Government
securities and $336 million
in demand deposits credited to
domestic banks, and an
increase of $416 million in United States
Government
deposits.
shown
are
Louisiana
Gas
&
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.
City
Common
4%
Electric,
com.
5%
5+4%
preferred
Nichols
Austin
Hotel
St.
Indian
George Corp., 4+2% 1st mtge.
Mills, Inc., preferred stock
s.
f.
bonds
Oct
20
:
Nov
1
Head
*
-
1338
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
3+4%
1st
and ref.
bonds
mortgage
Oct
:
31
*
"
Date
Aluminum
Co. of Canada, Ltd., 3+4%
debs, due 1970
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.—
preferred stock
Nov
Page
1
1133
and
agricultural
loans
in¬
creased in eight districts and
decreased in the others,
resulting in a net increase of $100 million at all report¬
ing member banks; the principal increases were $63 mil¬
lion in New York
cisco District.
City and $13 million in the San Fran¬
Changes according to industry appear in
another
release.
Real
estate
"Other" loans increased
loans
increased
434%
$74 million.
Holdings of Treasury certificates of indebtedness de¬
$41 million, of which $28 million was in the
San
Francisco
District.
Holdings of Treasury notes
decreased $43 million in the
Chicago District and $41
million in the San Francisco
District, but they increased
&
Western
sinking
Continental
Cortland
41/4%
Dixie
Can
Indiana
fund
Co.,
Equipment
s.
f.
Firestone
Tire
Shoe
bonds, series A
3V4% debentures due
Lessors,
6%
preferred
preferred
6%
Co.
&
Rubber
Co.,
1
1219
1112
Inc.—
Nov
preferred stock series A.Dec
4Vs% cumul. pfd
stock__Nov
1
1
15
cumulative
pref. stock, series C
Oct 31
Northern Paper Co., 4.4%
cum. preferred stock__Dec 15
International Rys. of Central America—
First mortgage 60-year 5% gold bonds
Nov
1
Lucky Stores, Inc., 5+4% $25 par pfd. stock
Nov
7
Minnesota
Chemical
preferred
1336
.
1012
1013
*
*
11-
1
10-
12-
1
11-15
11-
1
10-20
915
12
Trust
10-
3
10-31
10-
6
$1.50
10-14
$1.50
1-13-56
12-30
25c
10-27
10-17
40c
10-23
10-
5
62+4C
(quar.)
—
10-20
10-
5
10-
1
44c
11-
45c
10-20
10%
10-17
65c
10-15
;—
—-——-——
(N.
Co.,
Y.) (quar.)—
Ltd., class A (quar.)
9-30
11-
3
1
11-
3
15c
(quar.)—
1
12-
10-15
10-
1
11^1
10-15
J25c
*•••'"
1-3-56
J35c
(quar.)———
1-3-56
Watch
Berkshire
5%
Best
(stock div.l
Co. of Canada
Co.,
Foods, Inc.
12-
3-1-5S
common
Bliss
(E.
W.)
Bloch Bros.
6%
(quar.)
—
——
:—
(quar.)
Borg
(George
W.)
—
Edison
Co.
:
American
1340
of Canada, Ltd.—
(quar.)
—
1016
Products
Forest
Power
J25c
10-15
5c
9-28
4
10-20
10-17
9-30
11-
1
10-
7
11-
20c
11-15
10-29
75c
12-23
12-10
11 -">0
11-18
25c
12-20
12-10
25C
10-10
10-
11-21
10-20
1
9-20
10-17
30c
10-15
10-
11-
1
10-10
12-1
11-15
1
9-30
10-15
93 %c
10-14
6d
10-10
8-26
6d
10-10
3-Sfi
1
9-30
10-15
9-21
JSl.18%
10-15
9-30
JS1.12+4
1-3-56
12-17
JS1.12+4
4-1-56
10-
3
Ltd.—
11-
Telephone Co.—
4+4%
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
njuar.)
debentures,
series
A
Nov/
1
1341
4 +4 %
debentures,
series
B
Nov
1
1341
4
ne^errtd
Oct
14
1017
Brooklyn
7
J30c
__
(quar.)
cnnar.l
%
9-28
J12+4C
Ltd.
profor-yof)
72
10-15
40c
(quar.)
quarterly
Columbia
a%
10-10
J72+4c
(quar.)
(interim)
dep. receipts ord. reg, (Interim)
Columbia
Increased
10-20
45c
——
deposit receipts ord.
British Columbia
10-
Tobacco—
British-American
British
9-30
10-27
70c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic (quar.)
Bristol-Myers Co., 3%%
preferred
American
9-30
50c
and
earnings
from
Corp.
10-17
5c
Bell.
Ridge Insurance (Shelby, N. C.) (quar.)
of San Franc'sco, 5%
pfd. (quar.)__
2+4c from capital gains
1
15c
—_—-
Blue
(2+4c
10-14
40c
(quar.)——___
(quar.)—:.
Corp.
10-14
100%
(stock dividend).
common
11-
JlOc
Blue
Inc.
9-15
$1.25
(quar.)—
Co.
Tobacco,
preferred
9
10-14
*"
Oil
(quar.)
Black & Decker Mfg.
2-
1
11-
15c
———
(quar.i
preferred A (quar.)..
12-10
11-10
10-15
-
$1.25
—
———
(quar.)..
Ltd.,
Hats,
J50c
1
20c
(quar.i—,L
com.
Biddeford & Saco Water
Biltmore
.
(quar.
Co.
Gas
10%
—
(quar.)
preferred (quar.).
12-10
-
15c
Benrus
9-29
12-
J25C
15c
Co.
9-23
50c
preferred (quar.)—
Hardware & Mfg.—
Bell Telephone
2
J75C
——
——
subordinate
stock
10-27
10c
,
dividend
subordinate
preferred
5
$1.05
'
(quar.)—
—
Life
National
Howell
Bell &
British
Corp.—
cumulative
93 %c
common (quar.) —
Insurance
(N. J.) —
Hydro-Electric,
Bankers
4+4%
$4
10-25
30c
(quar.)—...
4Vh%
Mills, Inc.,
10-11
11-10
Aroostook RR.—
5% preferred (entire issue called for re¬
demption on Nov. 2 at 102+4 plus this
preferred
preferred
Plllsbury
10-11
(quar.)
4+4%
Mining & Mfg. Co., $4 cumulative pfd. stk.__Dec
Mathieson
1
1
&
Bridge & Tank Co.
$2.90
preference
15
Great
Olin
11-
11-
capital
from
Corp.
Transit, com.
Boston
—Nov
9-15
10-11
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rubber
Baldwin
1109
20
1976—Oct
series B
convertible
Corp.
Oct
1C-15
10-11
(quar.)
—.—...—_————
Bostich, Inc., class A
RR.—
Inc.,
debentures,
Cup Co., 5%
General
$41
creased
5%
Chicago
10-28
;,+■ 9-26
12-
Piano Co.—
Bondstock
Company and Issue—
8
10-14
1
(quar.)
B
Blum's
PARTIAL REDEMPTION
9-23
f55c
Co.—
&
gains).
Bishop
Page
9-23
11-10
1
Quarterly
Date
9-10:
10-15
11-
(s-a-)
Houghton Fund "B"—
from income and 90c
$1.40
Company and Issue—
11-29
11-18"
$2.50
(15c
Belknap
OF TENDER
1
$1.08%
pfd.
3.75%
prior pref.
$1.20 conv.
Axe
$1
NOTICE
12-
11-
(s-a)
preferred
Beaver Lumber, Ltd., class A
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
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."
12-15
10-15
$1
Baystate Corp. (quar.)^_—•
for
'
10-14
$1.02+4
$1.08%
.
(quar.)
Refining Co.,
Stock
called
stock
1
Atlantic Wholesalers, Ltd.
list of corporate bonds, notes,
a
11-
RR.—
Line
non-cum.
Atlantic
9-30
10-31
4Cc
(quar.)
preferred
9-30
1
50%
—...—
preferred
Coast
11-30
10-15,
12-
$1.25
div.)___
(quar.i
2nd
4.35%
1
10-21
3%
(quar.)
(stock
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.35%
11-
GOc
4.10%
Atlantic
12-15
10-21
2+2%
Atchison
„
1
6
12+zC
(interim)
Ordinary
7
10-
19-
56 %c
Electric Co
Industries, Ltd.—
Electric
10-
10-15
J60c
(stock dividend)
Bausch & Lomb Optical, common
common
1
9-30+
11-10
10-15
5%
Hegeman
Class B
and
11-
10-11.
J20c
(quar.).
com.
Bathurst Power & Paper
Below will be found
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
A
dividends)
Notices
12-
25c
(quar.)————---
preferred
Associated
502
Redemption Galls and Sinking Fund
10-23
62+s>c
—
common
preference
Arrow-Hart
+
gross.
I*
10c
...
Equipment Corp.,
4+2%
113/
re¬
•
J30c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
2nd
$2.40
$2.50
valuation
O
1
10-25
J56V4C
—
Ltd.
dividend
Bangor
American
industrial,
_+—
(quar.)
class A com. (quar.).
Inc.,
Corp.,
Argus
202
of
i- '-v
Ltd.—
Mills,
Paper
(quar.)
(Wis.
Co.
preferred
Bangor
t Exclusive
11-
75c
J70c
Co
&
(quar.)
preferred
$2.50
199]
,'
538
others
1
.1 <
Ansul Chemical Co.
789
—
11-
$1.25
for
share
(quar.)
Anthes-Imperial
+
+
1,464
...
Borrowings:
preferred
Condition Statement of Member Banks
press
A
28
336
10,188
banks
banks
225,398
accep¬
__
Commercial,
Class
Baltimore
R.
on
correspondents
Industrial loan commitments..
million.
38
—
35,888
27,543
serves
Contingent
2,426'
68
+
48
—
199
363
—
21,772
+
660,901
accounts....
liabs.
of
63
banks..
U. S. Government
except
per
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co.—
Bankers
Other
Total
6
+
+
+
94
+
Government
S.
serves;
297,785
Ratio
—2,867
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid in
Surplus (Section 7)
Surplus (Section 13b)
capital
+ 1,400
32
_
1,030
adjusted
deposits
deposits
U.
at $100
J15c
Pulp
preferred
Baldwin
Time
18,507,214
Other
CAPITAL
—2,008
53
+
—
domestic
with
41
90
—
896
vault....
Balances
—1,874
13,370
Banks
Reserve
1,776
15
—
8.697
Federal
1.355
—5,349
—
20,787
.J
■
74
Holders
Payable of Rec.
42c
& Cable
Wire
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Member bank—res.
accounts
U. S. Treasurer—general acct.
Total
496
+
+
41
—
8,070
-—_
253
+
199
—
994
indebtedness
12
LIABILITIES—
Deposits:
J
with
3
+
30,347
banks
Reserves
+
+
9,669
__
securities
5,628
10,351
3,655
15
_
8,257
_
securities—total
bonds.^
S.
+
+
1,194
—
__
.
100
car¬
or
.+.
557~005
+
—
| LIABILITIES—
Federal
loans
1
dividend)
this
Anglo-Canadian
$2.80
Nov.
on
Atlantic
2,406
..
loans
Government
Cash
Total
estate
S.
Treasury bills
Treasury certificates of
Treasury notes.
333,517
22
Uncollected cash items
Bank
for purchasing
securities.—
+
24,670
pur¬
securities
carrying
or
for
loans
Other
U.
dealers
&
6,964
and agricul¬
—
brokers
1,814
+
218
+
45,459
——__——
industrial,
loans
to
rying
Total
plus
Anaconda
Arkansas
+
13
—
84,503
adjusted!
adjusted!
Commercial,
Bonds
Due
Investments
and
Loans
Notes
redemption
Aro
'In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
preferred (quar.)—
pfd." stock being called
(Unconverted
Stock
Sept. 21,
60
outright-
Certificates
or
Sept, 28,
17,808
2,080
Increase (4-)
Decrease (—) Since
Acceptances:
Bought
961
Zinc, Lead & Smelting—
prior
$5
Share
of Company
Argus.Cameras, Inc. (quar.)
v
22,614
11,976
American
Anvil
banks follows:
ber
116,349
11,014
650,109
advances
29,727
352,919
and
reporting member banks. Holdings of
A summary of assets
cash'
Industrial
Oct. 6,
Sept. 28,
1955
certificates
$49 million in New York City; there was a net decrease
of $90 million at all
United States Government
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
Discounts
1380
(Continued from page 14)
Stafemenl of Condition of the Twelve
Other
1
31
10
181.
Jin Volume
Per
Redemption fund for F.
*
1013
914
815
1338
DIVIDENDS
Nominal.
Name
Gold
*
Ltd.—
Products
5%
.00285625
.237241*
.208850
2.789375
\
.0800560
.262125
2.761654
.140080"
.496766*
.0349000
.193330*
.233325
2.778849
2.789285
.208700
.262358
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
British
.0193875
2.787500
.0800560
.0800560
2.758663
_____
New
Philippine Islands,
Portugal, escudo
.208750
2.787312
*.0800560
.0800560
:
Netherlands, guilder
*.208800
2.788645
„
2.786250
_i_
Mexico, peso.
"
&
Ref. & gen. mtge. bonds,
Southwestern Division—
.326066
1.010000
.208850
.00435401*
.208700
.00435401*
.00285468
.237261*
>208750
.00435401*
(Metropolitan), franc
Germany, Deutsche Mark
rupee
Finland,
,
Ref.
.0717487*
£.222526
.0385802*
.325900
Belgium/franc
British Malaysia, Malayan doliar
Ceylon,
'*■
.133333*
________
„
Free
Thursday
Oct. 5
$
.200000*
Australia,
Wednesday
Oct. 1
Oct. 3
$
Basic
Tuesday
Monday
Sept. 30
Argentina peso—
Borough
(quar.)—
Gas
(quar.)
;
—
—
1
3-17
J$1.12+4
7-1-56
6-16
f $1.12+4
10-1-56
9-16
15c
10-10
9-10
Volume
182
Brown
New
60
Co.
(quar.)_
45c
prior
cent
Plan,
common
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
preferred
convertible
A
and
of
Bush
Corp.
(A.
$1.50
1st
class
being
of
B
Packing
.'
Soup Co. (quarl)
Northern Power Ltd.
Caribe
Stores,
Carolina,
Catelli
9-20
1
10-31
9-30
Crum
10-15
9-30
8Yo
B
Crown
9-30
class
&
9-30
Cuban
Atlantic
10-17
Cuban
A
10-10
11-
1
10-10
$15c
10-25
9-20
1-3-56
12-15
$50c
10-15
9-15
$31c
11-
1
10-11
$$1.25
11-
1
10-11
$25c
11-
1
10-
1
Laboratories
voting
No divid.
class
A
____
■
Detroit
&
Canada
11-15
10-
3
Detroit
$$2
11-15
10-
3
Detroit Gasket & Manufacturing
Detroit Hardware Mfg. Co
10-15
Detroit Steel Products
—II_IIIIIII
IIIIIIII
Ry. (quar.)II
Ohio
common
10-17
10-
7
10%
2c
$1.25
10-10
9-20
Voting trust certificates
10-20
10-
7
11-
1
Dictograph) Products
10-
7
10-25
10-
5
Common
A
tl2c
11-30
11-15
Dixie Cup Co., 57c
$250
tl-30
11-15
Dodge
10-31
10-
7'
Doeskin
25c
10-31
10-
7
Dome
40c
6%
cf
preferred
aeries
A
B
Engineering Works, Ltd.
Dominion
12-20
12-
11-
10-10
Chain
Kansas
Belt
Chemical
From
Power,
Co.
43/4%
(extra >__
pfd.
(quar.)
11-
1
$1.19
10-15
10-25
10-10
net investment
income_
preferred
8c
(quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$4
preferred
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)
$6
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
10-14
3'A%
Ohio
Chicago,
A
&
__I
RR.
Gas
& Electric, common
(quar.)
City Baking, 7% preferred (quar,)___.
City Tijtle Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)____
$1.20 preferred
Clearfield
&
Cleveland,
Ry. 57c
A
Electric
&
Club
Aluminum
Coca-Cola
Products
Bottling
IN.
4V2 Yo
Central
new
preferred
Gas
Columbia
common
(initial)II
System
(monthly)
Engineering
(quar.)___
Commonwealth
Edison
Commonwealth
International
Confederation
Life
Quarterlv
Ltd
HIH"
income)
Asso.
6%
preferred
preferred
&
A
B
(quar.)_i
$5
12-31
12-20
1-3-56
12-21
10-
5
Products
Emerson
Emsco
10-21
10-10
10-20
10-19
10-
10-31
10-14
11-
10-20
1
10-10
9-
1
7
&
dividend
Phonograph
shares
for each
common
of
4Y»
2nd
preferred
Railroad
Estabrooks
(T.
9-30
9-10
9-26
10-28
10-14
Products
Falstaff
$38c
12-1!*
19-m
10-15
9-26
Co.
(stock
dividend)
Brewing Co. (quar.)__
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Fanner
Stock
3
10-31
11-25
9-30
'10-31
f
11-15
10-15
1
10-15
9-22
Farmers
&
Traders
(Syracuse,
Class A
Federal
N,
Life
Y.)
Co.,
Mfg.
(stock
(quar.)..__
(stock
Federated
Fijnd
Ferro Corp.
preferred
1
10-
5
1
10-
5
1
_10-
5
Fireman's
55c
11-
1
10-
5
Firestone
51 Vic
11-
1
10-
5
9-29
N.
Tire
10-20
for
9-15
Hagan
9-23
Hamilton
11-
1
9-23
Hancock
10-31
9-30
Hanna
10-15
9-30
Harris
11-
1
10-20
These
3 7 Vic
11-
1
10-20
and
62 'Ac
11-
1
10-20
Flagg-Utica,
10-25
10-13
11-
r-4 0
Flour
Food
1
1
c-
10-31
9-30
at
$105
per
shs.
new
Corp.,
may
5%
5%
be
Ltd.
to
tr
P'olspj-
tnnar.
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
Light
Electric
10-15
11-
1
9-30
1
10-15
12-15
11-23
3-12-56
12-
5
10-14
12-
5
10-14
2-17
10-21
10-
7
11-15
11-
4
10-
31
10-15
10-20
10-
11-
0
1
10-20
2-1-56
1-20
40c
11-18
10-24
11-
10-14"
$1.37'A
(quar.)_
—
68 3A
(quar.)
Hat
of
Corp.
4%%
America,
pfd.
5%
preferred B
preferred
7
11-
1
10-
7
Hayes Industries
11-
1
10-15
11-
1
10-15
10-15
11-
1
10-20
10-15
10-
5
10-
5
Heinz
(H.
10-25
9-30
Hertz
Corp.,
J.)
Co.,
9-30
10-25
9-30
10-31
10-31
9-30
11-10
10-20
11-
1
10-20
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
12-
1
11-10
10-15
9-15
f26c
10-19
10-
11-
10-21
5
*
Electric
Extra
Hoe
■
Co.,
A
1
10-27
11-15
11-
12-28
12-14
10-13
1
Holt
Hot
12-31
12-15
10-17
10-
3
10-17
10-
3
10-15
9-30
1-3-56
12-27
10-29
10-18
9-27
12-16
11-25
10-
8
be
10-
5
1
10-14
11-
1
<N. Y.)
com.
Finance,
10-10
9-30
11-10
10-31
common
A
10-15
10-15
11-
I
2-1-56
8
9-30
9-30
10-20
1-20
11-
1
9-30
11-
1
9-30
11-10
10-14
3
50c
1
10-
11-
1
10-14
15c
12-15
12-
60c
11-
1
10-20
10c
11-
1
10-20
2%
—
11-
40c
(quar.)
common
class
12-
12-15
5%
dividend)
(increased)
1
10-25
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30.
$1
1_
11-10
30c
933Ac
(quar.)
preferred
B
10-14
11-
30c
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred (quar.)
Hudson Fund,
Inc. (from ordinary
Hughes-Owens Co., Ltd.—
Class
9-30
(stock
(quar.)—Houdaille-Hershey
(stock dividend)
10-15
$1.10
'
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-
3
$40c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Refrigerator (increased
10-15
10-15
$40c
:
10-15
$10c
(quar.)
11c
income)
preferred
Hussmann
9-23
10-20
31'Ac
(quar.)—
Inc.
convertible
10-25
10-10
37'Ac
—
preferred
3 3-i %
11-15
31'Ac
—
(N.
Household
10-10
10-10
$1
'
(quar.)
Co.
10-27
10-31
12'Ac
(quar.)
Co.
6.40%
1
&
Hotel Syracuse
80c
11-
—
(accum.)_
common
Hardart
Shoppes,
4%
pfd.
preferred
Insurance
&
3
10-31
50c
(quar.)
conv.
(accum.)
Corp.,
(Henry)
11-
25c
5%
convertible
Home
Horn
3
40c
—
common
Inc.,
conv.
Sugar
10-
$1.25
(qUar>)
5%
5%
10-25
5
15c
(quar.)
—
Stores,
1
25c
common—
Lumber
—
(R.)
Ciass
Holly
Light,
(Edward)
Hines
10-
45c
(quar.)_
(initial),—
this dividend)
nlu,5
Hilo
5
10-31
53'Ac
(quar.)
common
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
5% preferred
(entire issue called for re¬
demption on Nov. 1 at $100 per share
10-17
10-
45c
Higbee
10-25
10-15
933/4C
—
common
new
5
10-
$$1.50
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp,
4'/4% preferred series A
10-15
5
10-
10-15
30c
.___
10-
10-15
25c
—
(quar.)
preferred
10-15
25c
Hayes Steel Products, Ltd.—
Hecht Co., com.
(increased) ____—
3% %
5
15c
5%
10-
1
10-14
1
25c
—
(quar.)__
1
11-
10-
11-
21'Ac
(quar.)
D
11-
9-16
10-15
56'Ac
(quar.)
1
Electric Co., Ltd.—
preferred C (quar.)
414%
c
40C
Quarterly
$1.75
10-15
9-15
1
10-20
quar.)—
40c
(quar.)__
$1.25
11-
9-15
9-15
5% preferred
Brick (quar.)
Door,
Press
12-30
12-16
25c
11-
1
10-14
20c
Huttig Sash &
Extra
12-
1
11-18
I-T-E Circuit Breaker Co.—
share).
4.60%
com.
preferred
10-17
30
62l/2C
10-14
Illinois
Brick
1-2-56
12-15
Illinois
Power
Co.
57'Ac
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Co.,
common
(increased)——
10-15
10-
1
30c
,
11-
lv
10-21
65c
11-
1
10-10.
1
10-12
1
10-14
11-
11-15
$20c
10-21
11-
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
51c
11-
1
10-10
4.20%
10-26
17 U,c
(quar.)
9-15
$1.37 ya
preferred
preferred E (quar.).
Ilaydock
Fund
(quar.)
10-11
933/4c
»
Foundation Co. of Canada
5'/2%
Co.,
preferred
10-17
30c
(quar.)
10-15
$1.50
1
10-20
(quar.)
1
$$1.25
(quar.)
11-
50c
Sept.
pfd.
10-21
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Co., 6%
1
Co.
preferred
12-
11-
10-17
62'Ac
11-
share
new
12-10
Hartford Steam Boiler, Inspection & Insurance
10-17
for
9-20
25c
—
— —
Hartford
45c
exch.
pfd.
prior
(quar.)
Cotton, Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (s-a)
10-10
(quar.)
per
9-23
10-15
4%
10-10
Co.
$20.1472
10-15
$1.25
Oil
Hydraulic
at
10-10
1
$1.25
10-15
$1.50
Rubber
11-25
11-
62'Ac
;
1
Machinery & Chemical—
3%%
Poster
10%
1
11-28
12-15
12'/2c
—
10-25
10-25
75c
to
11-28
12-12
$75c
(quar.)
11-
76c
issue
11-28
12-12
RR.
(quar.)
(M. A.)
12-12
80c
(quar.)
Hart-Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
50c
(quar.)
9-30
11-10
50c
Corp.
(A.)
10-20
11-25
56'Ac
dividend
10-14
(all unexchanged shares called
redemption
Stock
10-20
1
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.
10-15
45c
England
Insurance
&
pref.
1,
$1.25
Nov.
on
Fund
Oil
1
10-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
(Houston) —
Y.)
(N.
(accum.)
Ohio
&
preferred
preferred
$$1.75
$3
this dividend)
11-
Corp.—
dividend
redeemed
plus
$5
1111-
7
31'Ac
(quar.)
preferred
$5
10-15
$25c
—
(N. Y.) (quar.)
Realty Co. of Canada—
9-29
Fisher & Porter Co.—
(quar.)
Co.
10-15
2%
div.)
(quar.)
(entire
(quar.)
*—
(H. L.)
7 Yo
1
20c
(s-a)
Quarterly
Guardian
ji]C
11-
25c
Insurance
10-15
Products—
prior
11-
25c
Life
Mobile
2%
New
11-
(quar )
Y.—
Southern
Green
10-15
$1.50
Life Insurance Co.
40c
of
11-
Corp.
Great
10-
1
42 ViC
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Insurance
Gulf
Co.
(quar.)
Fibreboard
Partic.
American
Great
U- 5
10-19
11-
35c
—
Holly
div.)
Board, common
(quar.)
Department
Stores
11-15
56'Ac
Ltd., class A
Co.,
9-27
15c
3%
Insurancee
Paper
50c
-
&
10-14
25c
com.
15c
5*6'Ac
—
$2
Gulf
$1.50
:
6
10-10
$2
9-27
1
6-
10-10
10-25
(quar.)
10-28
10-
6
57
Corp.
10-14
1
3-
10-25
(quar.)
Inc.,
pfd.
11-15
11-
6
3-27-56
6-27-56
Graham-Paige Crop.
5%
convertible preferred (accum.)
Grand Union
Co., 4'/2%
preferred
(quar.)
10-31
11-
200%
—
dividend
Farrington
7
10-
10-15
15c
$5 pfd. series A (quar.)
H.I, Ltd., 4.16% pfd. (quar.)
10-10
10-
I
62V2c
(quar.)_
Co.,
10-10
10-22
11-
5c
10-31
9-30
11-15
$10c
&
$5
9-28
9
2c
40c
10-15
9-
25c
Factor (Max) (see Max Factor & Co.)
Fairbanks Co., 6% convertible pfd. (quar.)
10-14
10-10
100 shares held)
preferred
Co
Evans
$35c
Grafton
pre¬
10-20
9-22
10-15
62'Ac
37'Ac
1
12-
25c
(quar.)
2c
10-14
~
1
10-10
12-
12-27
$1.12 Vi
(quar.)
10c
10-14
■
B
11-
1
1-3-56
& Co.—
preferred
5c
(Two
IIIIIIIIIII
of
(quar.)
1
1
A
6%
$1.19
11-15
11-
Class
10-15
11-
9-30
10-10
$lViC
(quar.)
Employees
(W. R.)
1
1
10-15
15c
—
Batteries
preferred
Pumps, 5%
11-
25c
(quar.)
common
participating
Mfg.
57c
Grace
10-
1
11-
27 Vie
(quar.)—
(P.
National
4y>%
Goulds
3
10-
10-15
55c
quar.)
(quar.)
50c
Heating Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Erie Forge & Steel Corp., common
6% 1st preferred (quar.)__
Erie
Gould
1
15c
$1.12V2
(quar.)
:.
Enamel
10-14
11-
Radio
ferred
4 Yr>
9-29
$1.30
—
$1.50
(accum.)
A
:
common
Petroleum,
Stock
10-20
6
Co.,
Extra
10-10
5
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Stop-Nut Corp. of America
Elmira & Williamsport R.R. (s-a)
11-15
11-10
$$1
4'/2%
10-21
10-10
25c
$7
11-
—
(resumed
common
5%
(accum.)
B
51c
IIIIIIIII
IIIIIII"!""'
IIIIIIIIII
Co.
Ekco
11-20
$$1.50
Elastic
1-1-56
12-
7
Hawaiian
(quar.)___:
11-
50C
—
20c
(quar.)
11-
25C
15c
(quar.)
Supply Co.
Corp.,
preferred
25c
3 7 Vic
Edison
Foods
$6
40c
11-
A
10-
22V2C
—_—
$1.50
(quar.)
States
Empire
10-31
7
10-
Ltd.—
47'Ac
(quar.)
Coppermines
preferred
Stock
12-20
10c
&
III
Extra
Consolidated
12-31
$1,183-4
class
II-IIIIIIIIIII
(quar.)
Consolidated
2%
Eastern
Federated
(quar.)
Consolidated
Bakeries
preferred
6%
Extra
Class
10-21
10-15
25c
(quar.)
preferred
10-14
1
Power-
$2.06 preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Chemical Industries^
Class
11-15
(Toronto)—
(quar.)
preferred
-
9-23
10-22
5c
preferred
Light
10-18
7'Ac
25c
Metals
Preferred
_
Conlon-Mocre,
$2.20
1
10-21
11-
Co.,
participating preferred
Participating
Eastern Racing Association—
—
____
$2.04
30c
$1.75
11-
10-
87'/2c
4%
10-10
1
1
$l,121/2
6%
Coffee
Eastern
9-26
1
$7c
Commonwealth Petroleum. Ltd
Stock
Fund—
$2
11-
50c
Corp.,
Commonwealth
Si.90
20c
75c
(quar.t_
(Increased)
investment
H.)
30c
__
(quar.)
Connecticut
Duncan
(J.
30c
Mutual Life
Insurance
(s-a>
Columbus & Southern Ohio
Electric
(From
6-20
$1.12 »/2
,
(quar.)_I
Corp.
Columbus
Combustion
7-1-56
10-10
10-10
11-
5'/2 %
(quar.)—:
37'Ac
i_
(final)
(quar.)
11-
Calif.—
H.), 4%% pfd.
preferred (quar.)
$93%c
com
10-17'
10-184
$$1.25
Mfg., 6%
preferred B (quar.)
Gladding, McBean & Co. (quar.)
4%%
10-17
10-31
11-15
Given
Glatfelter
10-31
$10c
15c
preferred
$10c
(quar.)
(quar.)____—
pfd. A (quar.)
25c
10-14
11-
de Nemours & Co.—
preferred
$25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pictures
I.)
preferred
10c
Co.
Y.),
Power,
Columbia
(E.
62 V2C
(quar.)
Brothers,
25c
Securities, Ltd.,
10-14
Quarterly
2%
$4.50
25c
I
Coghlin (B. J ), Ltd. (quar.t____
Colonial Finance Co., 4%%
preferred
Colorado Fuel & Iron, common
Colorado
Canada
preferred
Pont
$1.12'A
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Clinchfield Ccal Corp. <quar.)_
Extra '
pfd.
$3.50
$1.25
com.
7%
Dulany
Louis
(quar.)____,
Illuminating,
Ltd.,
9-30
1
Quarterly
Gulf
(quar.)
6-20
$1.50
,
St.
Co.,
3-20
10-7
9-23
fioc
12-20
1
10-15
Ltd.—
1-1-56
30c
(s-a)
Chicago
preferred
Cleveland
dividend)
(quar.)
Mahoning Ry.
Cincinnati,
Textile
1
11-
(quar.)
com.
Mines
1$1
(quar.)
Co.
7-1-56
$1
_____H_I"
common (stock
Ltd.
(quar.)
of
7'/2Yo
du
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.,
11-
87 Vic
Ltd.,
(quar.)
$20c
dividends
Pont
SI
Reiimng,
Square
4-1-56
11-
9-29
10-10
1
9-30
9-30
(quar.)
Co.
$17J/2C
$1.50
$1.25
Chicago Molded Products
Clark Oil
$1
10-10
10-15
11-
1
1
(quar.)
common
A
$20c
$1.50
87'Ac
A
Cincinnati
3-20
10-20
10-25
$$1.12'/2
;i
Tar & Chemical
Ducommun
(quar.)
Louisville Ry.—-
common
class
12-20
Corp.,
Refrigerator
$4.50
11-15
11-
$1
$$1
Stock
du
1-1-56
10-10
3
10-
10- 3
10%
Wares
Mascot
9-30 f
1
1
11-
Guaranty Trust
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Dow Chemical Co.
4
4-1-56
11-14
$30c
(quar.)___:
Co., Ltd.,
preferred
Common
9-30
11-
1
10-20
12-
$10c
$1.50
______
Chicago Corp. (increased)
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
$2
11-15
$1
preferred
Indianapolis
Class
10-15
50c
4
Ltd.—
____.
Dominion
$1.12'A
(s-a)
(quar.)
Steel,
Extra*
Ry.
convertible
Glass
Dominion
9-30
$1
~I__
I
II
<quar.)__
Chesapeake &
preferred
Dominion
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone—■
$6
Vi %
7Yo
9-30
$1
i
4
Ltd.
Foundries &
Dominion
10-20
Puna, Inc.—
4'A% preferred (quar.)__________^____^__
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia.;
Chesapeake Industries
$4
Fabrics,
(quar.
Extra
37'Ac
10-
$10c
12-23
1
10-31
7
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
;
preferred
5>/2% preferred
Giant
11-
9-23
9-30
10-10
11-
$1.50
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
Gibson
1
Utilities—
&
$2.20
1
25c
1-3-56
19c
10-10
11-
$1.37 V»
$6 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co, of Kentucky—•
5.20%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of the Southwest—
10-10
10-14
$1.25
preferred. (quar,)__
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
11-
1
933/4C
4ya%
10-20
$17'Ac
(quar.)
Bridge Co., Ltd.
0
(quar.)
(quar.)_
$1.25
(auar 1
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
Corp. (quar.)
Central-Illinois Securities
Corp.—
$1.50 convertible preference (quar.)______
Central
Corp.
Dominion
Dominion
and
10-25
10-24?.
10-25
200%
preferred
11-15
4
10-20
75c
:
(quar.)
preferred
$37'Ac
(quar.)
Ltd.
5%
11-
6c
(quar.)
dividend
Shoe
10-13
11-
1
15c
(quar.)
Realty
Steel
9
1
40C
(quar.)
Service,
$4 preferred
Class
$$2.50
_
10-10
10c
convertible pfd. A
Products
Mines,
Public
$3.50
5
11-
11-
45c
(quar.)
10-15
10-
1
Advertising
preferred
General
1
12-
Corp.—
$5.50 preferred
General
11-
/
$1
i-
9-22
9-22
10-15'
50c
Trust
9
10-12
50c
Co.
Outdoor
$50c
Dominion
(s-a)
10-25
Ltd.—
9-30
Georgia Ry. Co.—
25c
$1
10-15
Investments, Ltd.—;
preference
5
10-11
10-27
50c
11-
10-
1
11-15
40c
*■
j
Manufacturing
50c
II
10-15
30c
$1.25
50c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quai\)_
52'Ac
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
53'Ac
11-
1
10-10
4.26%
1
4.42%
9-30
4.70%
*
1
10-12
„
12 '/2C
(quar.):
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Government
(increased)
(quar.)
;
933Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
12-
$2
7'Ac
(quar.)
Disher Steel Construction
12 Vic
Class
(quar.)
9-23
Dickinson Industrial Site—-
Products Ltd.—
Coip., common
(quar.)___
preferred' ( quar.)__
10-20
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
2 7'Ac
(quar.)
(resumed)________
t
40c
Match Co.,
common
preferred
(quar.)
$1.50
12-
ia-14
12-30
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
General
12-28
10c
Diamond
7
9-30
12-5
$1
(quar.).
9-29
Motors
Common
37'Ac
Extra
9-30
10-
General
Gimbel
$$1.25
10-15
12-15
12-20
50c
3
10-17
12-29
10-14
11-30
Tunnel—
Co.
Mills,- Inc.
25c
10-
Edison
preferred
General
30c
quarterly
B
5%
^
11-15
$37'Ac
10-14
com.
(quar.)
Class
Central
voting
$51
$$1.12'/2
10-15
9c
the
Co. (quar.)
Glassine
Co
Increased
1
11-15
Series—
9-30
3
.
General
Delaware Power & Light (quar.)
Denver Union Stock Yard Co.
(quar.)
10-
11-
10-28
2%
-—
—
Co., com.
Investors
6%
50c
(quar.)
25c
common
(quar.)
Electric
General
10-15
40c
common...
A
5%
(quar.)
Deerfield
9--15
5%
Co.
General
9-30
1
11-
preferred
9-30
10-10
11-
25c
De
11-15
10-11
$19.58>/3
9-30
10-31
9-20
12-14
40c
:
9-30
10-15
Co.,
$3.75
10-15
1-1-56
11-15
11-
Co.—
on
$5 preferred
$2.50
$50c
10-15
$15c
1
9-30
30c
Stock
on
1
10-14
10c
Mfg. Co. .(quar.)
9-28
10c
10-17
$10c
9-15
11-
t7l/2C
(quar.)
$$1.50
Vilbiss
10-15
5c
(s-a)__
$27'Ac
(quar.)
11-15
8c
Inc
9-20
10-15
$2.50
Dana Corp., 33A% preferred series A
(quar.)
Davenport Water, 5Yo
preferred (quar.)
Daystrom, Inc. (quar.)
;
Dayton Rubber Co., com. (quar.)
$2
$93 3A c
Inc
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central Canada
A
10-
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gaylord Container Corp. (quar.)
General Baking Co., common
10- 3
10-15
$6'Ac
$2
declared
was
Class
Celotex
A
Co.—,
10-15
10-24
Corp.; (quar.)
Trailer
dividend
Gamewell
7
preferred
class
non-cum.
Cutter
10-14
10c
5Yo
1
$25c
Extra
7
(quar.)___
Cunningham Drug Stores
Curtiss Wright Co.
12
Fuller
4%
10-
(quar.)
Sugar
10-
$1.25
(quar.)
Realty
Gardner-Denver
10-
;
Tobacco,
1
4
Stock
9-30
10-25
(quar.)
11-
10-
10-19
Securities
preferred
10-15
10-31
10%
10-15
preferred
Seal, Ltd.
Forster
10-26
37'Ac
2
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cork
&
$1.17'A
Ltd.—
(quar.)
;
&
Class
11-15
10-20
Fruehauf
$1.31 y4
Fund,
1
10-15
6c
(L.)
Froedtert
12-
32'Ac
Bit
Co.,
Ltd
Creamery Package Manufacturing
Co.,
11-15
10-21
held)
Craig
Crossett
10-15
5c
Clinchfield
Food
10-14
$1.50
I_I
(quar.)
Power & Light,
Corp. of America
Corp.
Counselor's Investment
Limited
I_IIIII
Carolina
Catalin
12-
$10c
Inc
dividend
Beverage
50c
(auar.)
Ltd.
Cott
1
12-
(quar.)
Investors, Ltd., class
Cosmopolitan Realty (quar.)_;
10-15
W-
'
Inc.—
(s-a)
Ltd.
General
10-15
11-
1
11-21
1-3-56
;
1
11-
10-15
8c
Funds,
1
10-11
10c
Telegraph
Companies
55c
preferred A (quar.)
10c
<quar.)_
Plastics,
$50c
'
1
45c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
8%
preferred
(quar.)
Canadian Refractories Ltd.—
Stock
common
11-
12-10
Fraser
Holders-
Payable of Rec.
20c
'
(quar.)
series
Franklin
5
Electric
11-
10-14
Utility
5
10-
Friedman
shrs.
Corporate
$1.75
(s-a)
6%. preferred
(quar.)
Canadian General
Investments, Ltd.
Canadian Industries
(1954) Ltd.—
Common (quar.)
100
(quar.)
Share
(see Peter Fox)
Brewing
Custodian
Gabriel
Craddock-Terry Shoe, 5%
Canadian Bronze Co.,
Ltd., com. (quarlJIIII
5% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Dredge & Dock, Ltd.
(s-a)IIIIIII
Capital
$5.25
1
Corp.
Canadian-Fairbanks-Morse Co.,
Refining,
preferred
40c
Special ICOth anniversary bonus
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd
preferred
Canadian Vickers,
7%
Cornell-Dubilier
9-30
10-
Co.—
each
Brewing
Corp.
10-25
2
for
Deluxe
10-25
2,
$20c
(quar.)_IIIII
Mortgage
Corn Products
10-15
12-
10-15
75c
Fox
i7C
12-
Co.
(Peter)
16c
1-3-56
11-
12'Ac
Fox
Common stock series
1-3-56
1
9-16
Franklin
$1.13
11-
10-15
Fram
1
$1.04
11-15
$5c
2
10-
(quar.)
Baking
Assurance
7
10-14
9-
10-15
(quar.)
$37c
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
7'A% preferred (quar.)
Canadian Oil Cos., common
4
10-
1
10-17
10-14
5c
dividend
50c
Portland Cement
(quar.)__.
Fire Insurance Association
Extra
Permanent
11-
7
11-
11-15
$25c
15c
When
Per
Name of Company *
9-30
37V2C
_^____
(quar.)
J20c
i___IIIII
HH
IIIIII
Camden
Canada
11-15
11-
12'Ac
(quar.)
Calif.
$4.52, preferred
$4.16 preferred
9-23
2%
$1.75
_II
Canada
10-20
Holdera
$1.12,/2
Consumers Power Co., common
4'A% preferred (quar.)
Stock
15c
common
i
When
Payable of Rec.
10-15
$1
Continental Casualty Co.
(Chicago) —
Stock dividend
(one share of Continental
I"
(quar. 1
(quar.)
Royalties, Inc.—
Participating preferred (quar,1)
8
32c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.
$4.70 preferred
(quar.)
10-
Products
Share
Consolidated
com.
(quarl)I
(quar.)
4Vi%
8
25C
6%
preferred
5
10-
10-29
shares
______
Calif.-Oregon Power,
10-
10-29
21.
pfd. (accum,
Ltd., com. (quar.)
Fu(id
California
4%
7
10-15
-
Consolidated Royalty Oil
(s-a)
Special
|
Consolidated Textile Mills, Ltd.—
5%
preferred (s-a)
i
9-28
10-
Metal
Continental
5%
preferred
California
Campbell
10-18
1
ex¬
new
four
June
preferred
Mills,
preferred
10-15
25c
80c 2nd
participating preferred (quar.)
Calgary & Edmonton Corp. Ltd. (s-a)
I
Calif.
Cold
Storage & Distributing
Co.—
$1.50 participating preferred
(quar.)
California Electric Power, $3
pfd.
(quar.)
7%
9-28
$50c
(stock dividend)
7% preferred (quar.J
Co.,
Linen
9-28
10-15
Each share of
effective
Bymart-Tintair, Inc.,
Caldwell
shares
shares
of
$1.25
M.)
10-15
35c
(quar.)
Terminal Co.
Byers
B
six
share
Biscuit,
9-28
of Company
Consolidated Natural Gas (quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp. Ltd. (quar.)
Consolidated Rock Products Co
9-28
17'Ac
ZZZZ1ZZ72-
common.
common
Burroughs
Burry
and
new
receives
each
new
10-15
10-15
$50c
pref._
class A
class
11-10
15c
*_~
B
changed for
11-18
1
15c
(ouar.T
preferred
Brewing Co. (quar.)_ "
Co., Ltd., class A pref.~IH~Z~2~-2l
Above
1
12-
10c
Burns &
Class
12-
$1.25
(quar.).
preferred
(quar.)„__.
Buffalo Forge Co
Per
Name
Consolidated
10-10
49
(1501)
Holders
1
25c
quar.)
7%
Burger
11-
Co.—
(initial
p/efeired
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
(Charles)
Finance
6%
Share
Gas
common
5%
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
common
Brunning
Budget
.
Company
Union
Co.,
.
Per
Name 0}
Brooklyn
Number 5471
(quar.)
55'Ac
11-
1
10-10
(quar.)
583Ac
11-
1
10-10
(1502)
When
Per
Name of
Fund
Income
preferred
$1.25
1
Mading Drug Stores, new common (initial)Mailman Corp., Ltd., 5% pfd. (quar.)
7
Malartic
10-15
31'AC
(quar.)__
11-
9-29
1
10-20
10-10
35c
10-14
10-
$3
12-
1-3-56
Manhattan
3
5
6%
20c
11-
1
10-13
—
—-—
Marine
Midland
convertible
62'Ac
6%
preferred
partic.
Ltd.,
Powders,
Bronze
tl2o
tl5c
com
Holdings,
7%
preferred
7%
preferred ($25
Packers,
Max
9-30
Class
9-15
McCabe
9-30
1
60c
1
10-
1
11-
3
Investors
Funding,
10-
10-14
9-15
9-23
McRae
Investors
Trust Co.
preferred
$4.36
Jack
4%
Heintz,
Jaoobsen
Co.
Jervis
Corp.
Jewel Tea
Jeyes
Johnson
Johnston
Joplin
(quar.)!_____
1
1
10-14
11-
1
10-15
1-1-56
12-15
Miller
1-3-56
12-15
3-15
11-
1
10-10
10-14
11-
1
10-18
30c
12-
1
11-10
5c
15c
(quar.)
11-
1,
Missouri
Monroe
share
Kaman
Aircraft,
Class
B
Kansas
of
Co.
10-10
class
A
10c
9-22
9-30
10-15
9-30
6%
$1.12'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
Kansas
(James
Kellogg
Kennedy's
R.)
Stone
preferred
5%
Kerite
Co.,
New
11-15
1
11-15
12-
1
1-3-56
31'Ac
10-15
37'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-15
87'Ac
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
10-15
15c
common
10-14
10-
1-13-56
1-
6
$1.25
9-30
1
12-15
9-30
7
37'Ac
quar.i
quar.)_
Extra
12-15
12-
1
37'Ac
(initial
common
(initial
12-15
12-
1
25c
12-15
12-
1
From
from
cial
Fund
investment
net
Appreciation
21c
Bond
"B-2"—
invest,
Oil
Oil
&
Kroehler
Kroger
Kwikset
.La
7%
(s-a)_
$2.50
56'Ac
preferred
$1.12%'
(quar.)
$1.75
preferred (quar.)
5'A% preferred (quar.)
Inc.
Shore
University
Class
B
Lamson
Mines
&
Landis
Sessions
Co.
(initial)
A
$6 preferred
&
Markets,
class
dividend
preferred
Leslie
Salt
Lewis
Bros.,
Co.
pfd.
10-14
10-15
10-
12-
1
10-11
11-15
12-31
11-15
10-15
10-
Nat l
5
2-
4
9-30
9-30
10-28
10-14
96'Ac
1112-
1
11-
4
10-10
10-
3
11-15
11-
4
original
10-20
12-15
11-15
10-31
11-
1
10-10
50c
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-
3
12-
1
11-
1
$1.10
12-10
11-18
$1
3-17-56
3-10
60c
12-10
11-18
50c
3-17-56
3-10
15c
11-
10c
10-15
10-
12-
11-15
(quar.)
Finance
Corp.,
.
(quar.)
common
A
(quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe
11'Ac
Co.,
(monthly)
Lighting
Baltimore
non-cum.
2nd
preferred
preferred
($25
(quar.)
(Ky.)
par)
11-
1
10-14
10-11
9-10
4'A%
Cash
Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)_
Michigan
of
National
Co.,
Electric
J
(quar.)
common
Register
10-21
50c
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
31'Ac
10-15
9-30
9
7
Peter
7
7
10-14
Welding Machine
Fuel
Gas
National
Lock
pfd.
6%
B
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
Manufacturers Ac Stores
(quar.)
National Mortgage Ac Investment Corp.—
non-cumulative
Co.
Oats
Bond
'
(quar.)___
!
4
Tool
Bros.,
Corp
Ltd.
4%%
Meter
New
Bedford
New
preferred
Co.,
Brunswick
10-17
10-
7
10-15
10-
1
11-23
1
11-14
11-14
Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
(quar.)
common
Electric
Gas
10-15
9-30
10-15
9-30
$1.18%
(quar.)
Telephone
Gas
&
Light (quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
Co.,
Electric
&
25c
25c
(quar.)
Gas
35c
60c
$1
$15c
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-14
9-15
10-14
9-15
12-30
12-19
11-
10-15
.-20-^6
1-
11-15
11-
1
II-15
11-
1
6
10-10
9-30
10-15
9-30
10-15
10-17
9-26
10-
3
25c
Co
Newark
pfd. (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(Ohio), 6%
Telephone
__
(J. J.)
adj.
Refractories
Chemical
Northern
Engineering
Northern
Illinois
preferred
4'A%
preferred
4.22%
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Pacific
.__
:
(quar.)
preferred
Northern States
Ry.
(quar.)
(Minn.), com
Power Cq.
$3.60
preferred (quar.)
$4.08 preferred (quar.)
$4.10 preferred (quar.)
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
Northwest
4.60%
Airlines,
.-.
common
pref.
common
Northwest Industries,
Northwestern
div.
Leather
9-30
Co.
(Mass.)
for each share of
Quarterly
$8
12-20
Leather
Co.
$2
Oklahoma
Co.
Gas
50c
10-10
9-30
J25C
10-14
9-15
25c
10-25
10-15
Oklahoma-Texas
11-
10-14
Okonite
Elec.
preferred
10-30
9-30
25c
Co.,
4%
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust,
12-15
12-
10-31
10-17
10-10
10-15
10-20
class
A
units
20c
$1.06
13'Ac
10-10
1
9-30
9-30
9-25
11-15
9-21
10-20
11-
1
11-
10-11
10-10
75c
10-
10-15
1
97'Ac
11-
1
10-15
$1
11-
1
10-15
$2.50
12'Ac
9-30
10-10
10-15
9-15
20c
11-
1
10-20
$1.25
11-
1
10-20
$1
10-20
10-
5
12-
11-
7
1
9-30
10-14
11'Ac
10-15
9-30
62'Ac
11-
1
10-10
10-15
10-
3
10-11
11-16
12-21
11-23
20c
10-26
10-10
25c
10-25
10-10
$1.37'A
45c
11-
stock
Light,
(quar.)—
common
$5
10-10
10-15
9-30
65c
10-20
6'Ac
(quar.)
Co.,
10-20
15c
(quar.)—_—
Cable
&
1
12-14
5%
——
10-20
$1.25
10-15
27'Ac
10-15
9-30
9-30
10-
5
9-30
11-
1
10-13
$1.17'A
preferred B (quar.)
of Canada
4%% 1st preferred *quar.)
6% non-cum. partic. preferred
90c
11-
1
10-13
10-15
9-20
Corp.
Procter
$75c
(quar.)
preferred
8%
Gamble,
Ac
$57c
<quar.)___
10-15
9-20
$2
10-15
9-23
10-13
9-21
Prosperity Co., class A common (stock div.)
(Two shares for each share held
(par to
be
changed
$1),
to
so
to effect 3-1
as
split-up)
Class
B
held
—
to
(par
Service
Common
$1),
to
each
for
shares
changed
be
so
as
10-13
split-upi
3-1
effect
to
Public
(two
common
45c
4(4%
income
investment
From,
Quaker
Oats,
common
(quar.) —
Extra
Reece
Pump
Reed
1
10-25
11-25
10-15
25c
10-24
87'Ac
1-3-56
12-15
9-16
12-12
12-
1
1
12-15
12-
50c
11-10
10-13
10-13
9-22
10-11
10-
3
10-11
10-
3
$1.25
11-
1
10-18
Ltd.
(Canada)
new
(initial)
—
Rice
10-21
10-21
11-
1
10-14
20c
10-10
10-
3
10-
7
10-21
10-15
9-20
25c
10-25
10-10
15c
10-17
10-
41 %c
10-31
3
called for
per share
Convertible into com¬
31)
(quar.)
.—
:
30c
11-
1
10-7
30c
11-
1
10-
7
10%
Mills
dividend
Riverside Cement
10-21
1
1
50c
Republic Steel
October
1
11-
62 V2C
Aviation Corp.
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.i
Republic Supply (Calif.) (quar.)
Revere Racing Association (quar.)
Ritter Co., 5%
pfd. (entire issue
redemption on Oct. 31 at $105
Republic
Brand
11-
11-
75c
tl5c
(quar.)
common
50c
50c
—-
Stores,
Stock
11-
30c
B
to
10-23
—
Extra
Reliable
9-22
1
5%
Co
dividend—
Reitman's
9-22
11-
50c
—
Corp. (Mass.), 5%
preferred (quar.)
(C. A.), $2 partic. class A (quar.)
Class
10-20
17'Ac
—
Co., common (quar.)——
2nd .preferred
(quar.)
Stock
9-30
10-20
30c
(quar.)
Co.
Reading
Reda
11-15
10-24
t30c
Corp. of America, common
$3.50 convertible 1st preferred
Electrotype
11-15
1
10c
(quar.) —
Radio
Rapid
11-15
1
12-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Power
1
12-
—
preferred (quar.)
Distribution Shares
6%
12-
40c
A.
$1.06 »A
$1.50
—
10-12
$1.05
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
'.
(George) Fund of Eoston—
preferred
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
11-
$1.12'A
(quar.)
4(4%
Putnam
9-21
of Colorado—
Co.
11-
1
10-
7
Co.—
$1.25 partic. class A
$1.25
(accum.)
9-30
50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Ac
10-30
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)—
RR.
Extra
9-30
11-15
1
$1.50
(quar.)
Co.
—
(quar.)
plus this dividend).
40c
Crankshaft Co.
pfd.
45c conv.
4.70%
River
(Spokane)—
1
12-
10-14
$1
preferred (quar.)__
Portland General Electric (quar.)
Potomac Edison,
3.60%
preferred (quar.) —
mon
.
Ohio
4.24%
10-24
Mass. Co.
I
:
Ohio
Oilgear
10-20
12-
62'Ac
common
Gas
5
12-20
Insurance
pfd.
(increased quar.)
Erie
Cordage
10-
1
10-14
50c
(quar.)__
preferred
Wire
10-27
10-31
1
$1.75
(quar.)
Railways
Plymouth
5
held)
Title
5(4%
Plastic
10-
11-
11-
20c
Co
4.68%
Lake
Co.,
10-14
—
,
Nortnwestern
Pittston
4%
9-30
11-15
$1.06'A
dividend
Stock
Pittsburgh
5
9-30
1
$1.15
5
10-20
3
12-
20c
Plate Glass Co
10-
1
10-
10-18
10c
&
10-
11-
11-18
Co.—
Pittsburgh
10-14
9-30
3
12-15
11-18
Pittsburgh
10-14
10-15
10-25
1
1
com.
preferred
$4
$1.13
$1.06
75c
20c
90c
$1.02
$.102,/a
$1.023A
9-30
10-
35c
(quar.)
Co.,
Pillsbury Mills,
$1.06(A
10-15
10-17
11-
10-10
10-28
9-30
11-15
10-10
9-20
9-23
10-25
11-15
10-10
10-10
9-23
10-25
11-15
$1.06
Extra
10-14
11-15
11-
Quebec
28%c.
$25c
(s-a)
9-20
95c
9-26
10-15
4
10-12
200 %
11-
10-20
10-15
10-
10-14
11-
11-10
10-20
11-
11-
10-15
1
10-15
51c
$1.10
30c
35c
11-
10-10
1
U5c
$1.17
10-17
1
10-28
12-15
10-31
$1.07'A
1
11-
10-28
11-15
1-3-56
12-
Quarterly
of Northwestern Leather
sh.
(one
(Mich.)
10-10
20c
,
(quar.)
Ltd.
Liquidating
Co.
10-14
Public Service—
preferred
4'A%
Northern
B__
(quar.)
Indiana
Northern
cl.
Inc.,
(quar.)_.i
Works
Gas,
(quar.)__
Co.
Industries,
Northern
10-14
1
11-
11-15
3'Ac
(quar.)—__
15c
20c
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
American
1
11-
$1.50
93%c
10-15
(quar.)
3.80%
preferred
(quar.)
Philip Morris, Inc., com. (quar.)
3.90%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)___—
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone (quar.)_
Phillips-Jones Corp., common (quar.)____—
5%
preferred (quar.)___!—_____________
Piedmont & Northern Ry. (quar.)—
25c
Co.. 3%%
Norfolk & Western Ry. Co.—
Newberry
11-
10c
York Wire Cloth
Extra
1
58'Ac
4.20%
Association-
:
Natural
$60c
9-30
10-10
11-
11-18
preferred
Power
1
10-14
10-25
3%
(quar.)
preferred
Employees'
1
10-15
9-30
1
Brewing
Fox
Portland
12-
$50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Jersey
2
10-10
12-
2'A%
dividend)
(stock
preferred
Common
9-30
12-
12-15
10c
$37'/2c
(quar.)
Products of Western
England
1
-
6c
series
,
Neisner
10-15
9c
Steel Car,
National
10-21
10-21
I-3-56
9-30
10-10
12-
12-23
10-31
4c
series
Stk.
9-16
9-23
Series:
Shares
4%/
12-30
9-20
10-10
57'Ac
Pittsburgh Brewing Co.—
$2.50 convertible preferred (accum.)—_—
10-31
11-
(quar.)
Piper Aircraft Corp.,
4
47c
15c
(accum.)
Extra
North
9-30
10-
9-20
9-20
$1.25
8%C
10-
1%
preferred
dividend
Speculative
New
10-15
10-17
10-15
10-15
10-15
10-15
J$1.50
________
11-15
1
5c
25c
t5c
$1.50
25c
25c
(quar.)
Lead Co.,
New
50c
12-
1
9-30
10c
(quar.)__
Hosiery Mills, Ltd., class A
Neon
9-30
10c
National
5%
12-15
10-14
$1.10
(quar.)—
voting
4.30%
11-10
10-15
9-26
t75c
Corp.
Electric
Phila
11-10
27'Ac
10c
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
common____
Extra
1
I
r
11-10
11-25
American
Button
Insurance
Co.
9-20
Extra
Rochester
Gas
Ac
Electric,
common
(quar.)
10-15
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
40c
10-14
10-
5
20c
Rochester
Rochester
10-14
10-
5
56c
10-24
10-10
1
11-15
1
A
(quar.)__
50c
10-14
9-30
$1.50
(quar.)
Old Town
10-14
9-30
Olin
$1.06'A
$1
11-
11-
1
1
10-10
10-10
(quar.)
Corp., 40c preferred (quar.)_
Mathieson
4»A%
Oliver
15c
Chemical
preferred
Corp., 4'A%
9-25
11- 1
10-14
12-31
12-15
10c
(quar.)
$1
$1.02'A
12-
1
11-15
4.10%
$1.02'A
12-
1
11-15
$1.18%
12-
1
11-15
4 %
preferred F (quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
preferred J (quar.)
434% preferred I (quar.i
Roddis
Corp.—
(quar.)_—
pfd.
10-10
50c
units
B
Co.
12-
4.10%
Class
62
(quar.)
preferred B
11-
(quar.)
Lyon Metal Products, Inc.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Forbes
Biscuit,
Brewing
National
12-20
10-20
$1.25
com.
(quar.)
Bleachery (special)
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Lynchburg Gas Co. (quar.)
H.i,
1-3-56
$1.75
Lowell
(R.
12-20
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
11-19
12-31
Hotel—
5%
&
10-31
11-30
25c
preferred
5%
4%
1
$1
(quar.)
5%
Louisville Gas Ac Electric
Alacy
10-15
$1
(quar.)
Telephone,
MacAndrews
1
$1
.
preferred
Island
1
$1
common
Monthly
Monthly
6%
12-23
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
Preferred
National
National
5%
12-31
6
10-
10-15
55c
33c
common
4.40%
10-15
10-14
32'Ac
non-voting (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Perkins Machine Ac Gear (quar.)
9-30
10-15
—
Common
11-10
10-15
15c
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
9-30
25c
(quar.)
guaranteed
1%
9-30
1
(quar.)
guaranteed
Lord
11-
C.j
dividend"
(stock
Special
Lorain
10-15
60c
anniversary
RR.,
Airlines,
10-17
1
IndT
(Fort Wayne,
America
National
New
40c
Special
Long
10-14
$ 15c
(quar.)
of
1
10-15
$1.12'/2
(quar.)
"50th
Co.
11-
10-15
30c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Corp.
Original
8%
10-31
11-
50c
Miami
Class
1
11-15
3c
Quarterly
Local
11-
4%
Life Insur.
Inc., common
6% preferred (quar.)
Napco
Industries
(initial )__■
$2.40
2-15-56
.___
(quar.)
Ltd.
Investment Co.—
Ac
1
25c
Chemical Fibre
Penobscot
Common
37'/2c
System,
1
11-
35c
(increased quar.)
Pennsylvania Power, 4.24% pfd. (quar.)
4.25% preferred
(quar.)
9-30
$1.65
Mortgage
Mutual
1
10-
10c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
Penn-Texas
9-30
12-20
1
10-
10-15
7'4 c
;
(s-a)—
(special)
Corp. (stock dividend)
preferred
Fruit Co.,
4.68%
7
10-17
$1.50
6c
Quarterly
Mutual
Neptune
5
9-29
10-18
10-
10-
10-15
$1.50
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., common (quar.)
4.50%
Telegraph—
Telephone "&
National
40c
(qitar.)_.
A
com.
States
Mountain
$3.50
6%
Penr.
10-31
10-15
11-30
11-30
10-31
3:20c
(quar.)___
(s-a)
National
1
12-31
56'Ac
(quar.)___
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S.
Quarterly
Little
12-28
11-15
$3
;
Lerner Stores Corp.,
Extra
-10-56
30c
3.85%
Lerncr
Lithium
9-28
45c
Cement
preferred
Ltd.
Mills
Rice
Balances series
25c
(quar.)
Sons,
Portland
Link-Belt
9-30
45c
Lehigh
Lincoln
10-20
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tire
&
(James)
4'A%
1
10-10
11-
593/sC
________
(quar.)
preferred
Rubber
7%
Stock
25c
Common
Royal
National
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
National Securities
10-15
10-31
Vernon-Woodbury Mills
12-22
10-15
1
3:15c
(quar.)
Bryant Inc., 4'A% preferred (quar.)!
L&ngeudorf United Bakeries, Inc.—
Stock
12-30
11-
35c
(quar.)
Co.
Lane
Lees
10-11
$15o
(M. H.), Inc.,
Machine
$1.83
9-30
1
*10c
~~_T__T~~~
._
Quarterly
Lee
10-15
J 8c
Ltd.___
(auar.)
Convertible
Lamston
9-30
.
10-
10-15
$50c
32'4c
___
Penman's,
10-
11-15
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1.30
5
9-
11-30
$1.12 %
preferred
$1.32
10-20
10-15
lc
National
10-12
10c
(quar.)
Gold Mines, Ltd._
(Alfred), Inc., class A
Lambert
12-30
25c
13 %c
(quar.)__
Lake Superior & Ishpeming R. R.
•Lamaque
9-30
10c
Electric,
Extension
Quarterly
take
10-15
11-
(initiali
2nd
Locks,
Salle
pfd.
$2.71
$1
9-30
6c
3c
(quar.)
Co.
National
gains
;
___!
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
.<•
Cement
9-23
$6c
Peninsular Telephone Co.—
10-14
10-
9-23
10-17
10-17
$1.25
(quar.)__———_J_——_
Co., Ltd.
Peerless
12-1
10-27
10-15
10-28
10-14
Co.,
preferred
Patican
10-14
10-
-
12'/2C
Parke, Davis & Co.-—
—
Parker Drilling Co. of Canada, Ltd.
7
7
10-20
5c
National
(quar.)
Mfg. Co., 4'A%
9-30
spe¬
6'AC
Development
Co.,
Kuhlman
a
Co
King-Seeley Corp.
Kio
10-15
"S-3"—
realized
net
Keystone Pipe Ac Supply Co., 5%
Kin-Ark
50c
and
income
from
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
Diablo
10-
10-31
11-15
11-15
10-13
11- 1
11- 1
10-15
10-31
10-15
—
(increased)
Co.
Chemical
5%
10-
preferred
$4.40
Extra
Products—
Extra
income.
Common Stock Fund
net
of
Co.
Metal
National
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Medium-Grade
40c
75c
12'Ac
37'Ac
(quar.)
Mount
11-13
10-
Park
10-
(s-a)
Mfg. Corp., common (stock dividend)
Pantex
10-21
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10-15
96'Ac
(quar.)
C
Mount
50c
(quar,)____
(s-ai
new
common
11-15
1
12-
Ry.
preferred
Co.,
1
12-
$1
preferred
$1.25
Inc..
Kentucky
12-
_
Corp..;
3'A%
Co.,
,
:
City Southern
non-cumulative
&
preferred
Mount
95c
(quar.)
preferred
Kearney
(quar.)
"A"
(quar.)
Inc.
Clemens
Common
$1.05
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
1
$1.12 %
Ltd.
Co.,
5%
Lighting,
Packard-Bell
11-18
11- 1
20c
15c
5c
Extra
3.80%
4%
10-15
10c
(quar.)
.___
4'A%
preferred
(John)
Mount
J20c
7
11-21
11- 1
11- 1
50c
60c
20c
<quar.)___
common
Co.
Power
Motorola,
City Power Ac Light
4.20%
4%
10-15
10-15
9-30
9-26
Co.—
series
preference
Morrell
$1.50
T
(quar.)
Co.
Society,
Chemical
Montana
Line
Barge
Insurance
Loan
$3.85
Ltd.—
Ottawa,
—
Montgomery Ward, common
dividend)
this
plus
Publishing
Quarterly
(quar.)—
(increased)
Valley
Monsanto
10-14
10-28
$5.50 pfd.
(quar.)
Maid Corp.
Mississippi
Works, G%
preferred (entire
Issue called for redemption on Oct. 15 at
per
preferred
(quar.)
Minneapolis, St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.
Ac Ontario Paper (quar.)
9334c
(quar.)
pfd.
4'A%
Minnesota
11-15
$1
Rhoads,
Minneapolis-Moline Co.,
Water
$105
Ac
:
(monthly).
(quar.)
Inc.
1011-
Inc.—
preferred (quar.)
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific Power & Light, common
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Telephone Ac Telegraph Co.—
6%
preferred
(quar.)
10-10
12-16
Invest.
Canadian
$4.50
10-15
11- 1
12- 1
$1.10
$1.22'A
7c
15c
$1.06'A
$1.37'A
37V2C
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Mfg. Co., class A
Minute
preferred (quar.)_
Journal
preferred
10-15
11-25
of
Co.
preferred (quar.)
Pacific Gas & Electric (quar.)_
Electric Co.
preferred
5
1
$1
five shares held)__—
Aggregates,
Finance,
Pacific
10-
Investment
of
sh.
each
Coast
Paciiic
9-30
10-20
12'/2c
(quar.)
Ac
(quar.i.
Extra
9-30
11- 1
3:50c
t50c
(s-a 1
Laboratories,
$1.50
4-2-56
15c
Royalty
(quar.)
Miller
10-14
11-
10c
(increased)
Testers
11-
10c
(quar.)
Ranch
4.40%
4.90%
Light—
Ac
preferred
Meyprcord Co.
Michigan Gas
10-17
20c
____________—__
(quar.)
Co.
$1
10-17
1
$1.09
(quar.)
Co., 3%%
Fibre
1
11-
(quar.)
common
A
10-
17V2C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
—
Terminals Co., Ltd.
Pacific
10-21
25c
10%
45c
$1.18%
10-15
9-21
$75c
Coast
4%%
9-30
11- 1
11- I
11- 1
100%
Light Ac Power, Ltd.—
Common (increased)
1
$1.06
.
preferred
10-
11-
50c
Power
4'/,
10-10
Corp.,
Miles
common
Jersey
Central
9-15
250
(quar.
Mfg.
Quarterly
9-13
10-15
7'Ac
—
Inc.,
preferred
10-15
&
Shoe
10-15
10-15
3$1
(quar.)
(scock dividend)
Mfg.
(quar.)
Gas (stock dividend)
preferred
Pacific
9-30
X 15c
30c
——
(one
for
Pacific-Atlantic
10-15
10-15
3:15c
;___——
10-18
7
10-
$1
div.
America
Mexican
Electric—
Ac
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
&
9-22
I7Y2c
Participating
$4.22
10-14
140c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Aircraft
Oil
4%%
62'Ac
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
Iowa-Illinois Gas
10-14
Rhode Island.
of
preferred
McDonnell
Stock
9-20
10-25
20c
4%
10-
10-25
30c
Common
Ltd.—
McQuay-Norrls
1
10-15
10-15
10-31
10-20
15c
—
___—
(quar.)_
1
175c
6%
B
1
10-15
9-16
9-20
Co.
9-30
10-28
Pacific American Investors Inc.—.
26c
:
common
Co.,
11-
11-
10-15
Brewing
10-20
25c
100%
—
(quar.)
common
Inc.,
Products,
Pabst
9-30
62 % c
(quar.)
Co.,
Paper
Pabco
9-20
Trust-
Corp.
4%
10-10
50c
35c
;
(quar.)
preference, class A
Melville
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
Grain
10-15
35c
_
preferred
Co.,
11-
35c
(incr.)
preferred (quar.)
Interstate Department Stores (quar.)
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com. (quar.)
6%
Ac
30c
convertible
Co.
Ac
Investors
t83Ac
J60c
10-14
10-15
30c
17'Ac
(quar.)
McColl-Frontenac Oil Co., Ltd.—
International Utilities Corp.
$1.40
A
Class
3
10-20
Oxford
10-17
10-20
5%
——-
Co.
Elevator
10-
11-15
50c
Owens-Corning Fibre Glass (quar.)_
Owens-Illinois Glass
(stock dividend)
10-10
50c
1
9-30
10-15
30c
$1.50
80c
(quar.)
10-15
dividend
Stock
Otis
6
10-15
$25c
$15c
(quar.)
Orangeburg Mfg. Co. (quar.)
9-30
9c
preferred (quar.)
Ac Telegraph—
Casualty Co.
Factor
McCall
___—
Ac Telegraph
9-30
9-22
:
Y.)
Quarterly from net income
11-
t$l
International
International Telephone
10-10
10-15
10-10
(quar.)___
Field
Maryland
10-15
t$1.75
(quar.)
Ltd. (s-a)____—_
International Power Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
par;
1
11-
10-14
(quar.)
Massachusetts
10-15
J40c
Ltd.
(quar.)
9-30
50c
Co., common
(interim)
International Milling, 4% preferred (quar.)_
International Nickel Co. of Canada,
Ltd.—
International
10-13
137 'Ac
(quar.)———
(quar.)
International Harvester
1
10-15
11-
11- 1
Payable of Rec.
Ltd.—
Club,
pref. A (quar.)
Steel Products Co., Ltd.
6%
Ontario
Corp.
preferred
Marshall
20c
profits)•___;——_
Co. of North America (quar.)—
Interior Breweries Ltd., class A (quar.) —
curity
56'Ac
Telephone
Common
7%
Insurance
International
9-15
10-15
(6c from
from se¬
Growth Fund
income and 14c
Shares
investment
15c
11- 1
(quar.)__
Jockey
Ontario
9-30
10-13
12- 1
(increased)—
com.
(quar.)
(N.
Trust
4%
investment income)
net
preferred
Maritime
and 9c from net
10-15
10-31
310c
Share
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
Inc.—
Mansfield Tire Ac Rubber,
Manufacturers
——_—u_—
(6c from securities profits
preferred
Fund.
Bond
15c
t$1.25
—
Monday, October 10, 1955
...
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12c
Ltd
Fields,
Quarterly from net investment income
-
Institutional Income Fund—
Institutional
Gold
Mallory (P. R.), 4Mj%>
Managed Funds, Inc.—
Transport shares
10-14
10c
Telephone, common——————
Indianapolis Power & Light, com. (increased)
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)—
Institutional Growth Fund (6 cents from In¬
vestment
income
and 14 cents from se¬
profits)
11-
10-
—
Indiana
curity
11-21
11-30
—________
(Mass.)
Indian Head Mills, Inc.
Share
Company
12c
(interim)
Ordinary
Incorporated
Name of
2%
Ltd.—
Imperial Chemical Industries
When
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
4%
(stock div.)
Zinc Co.
Illinois
Share
Company
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
SO
$1.06'A
$1.12'A
12- 1
10-31
11-17
10-
1
(quar.)
Extra
Rohr
Aircraft
9-30
Corp.
(quar.)
10c
10-15
5c
Plywood Corp.
10-15
9-30
35c
10-31
10-10
Number 5471
182
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1503)
Per
Name of
Company
Royal McBee Corp.,
4%%
preferred A
5V<r" preferred
5 %%
6%
B
preferred D
35c
9-30
$1.12%
10-15
9-30
$1.25
—
10-15
10-15
9-30
Texas
10-15
9-30
Texas
_™
(quar.)
$1.50
&
W
4%|
Fine
Foods, Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
conv.
St.
Lawrence
St.
10-15
10-24
10-10
Ltd.
10-31
50c
(quar.)
10-14
10-25
12-15
12-
5 %
&
(quar.)
27 %c
10-17
10-10
(quar.)™
20c
10-17
9-30
25c
Electric,
(quar. >
preferred
4% %
pieferred
preferred
4.40%
San
Gas
10-17
9-30
com.
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.36%
Liectric
Schenley
Industries
dividend
Stock
split
have
approved
subject
to
stockholders
missioner
Schuster
be
(Ed.)
Co.,
&
Schwitzer-Cummins
Scott
Paper Co.,
$4
preferred
Scott
Seaboard
The
if
Co.,
Cil
Security
Traders
25c
10-17
10-
11-
1
10-14
$1
,v
10-15
85c
(quar.)____
Mfg. Corp.,
Bank
11-
1
10-14
•
4.90%
10-14
9-15
Co.
Title
9-15
10-15
Inc.
Common
Co.
1
11-17
12-
1
10-
7
1
t30c
(quar.)
11-
10-15
10-
7
a
11-
10-14
x
(A.
Smith
O.)
$1.22%
11-
1
11-
1
10-14
10-
40c
11-25
10-15
(Jersey City)
7% pfd. (quar.)
10c
10-15
9-30
$$1.75
10-15
10-14
5
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
11-15
10-20
5
$4
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$1
11-15
10-20
92 %c
11-15
10-20
87 %c
11-15
10-20
12-15
$3.50
9-30
United
11-25
10-15
25c
(quar.)
10-17
"10-
3
called
1
10-
7
per
11-
1
10-
7
Union
Gas
9-
9
Union
Oil
Oct.
of
10-15
Union
Sugar
1
10-14
United
$53c
10-15
9-30
11-
Mills,
9-30
50c
10-31
(stock dividend>_
10-
3
$4.50
preferred
preferred
10%
10-10
8-25
United
Fruit
Co.
25c
pfd.
10-15
9-30
United
Ketio
Hill
10-15
10-
1
United
New
60c
(quar.)_
10-31
10-
5
United
Shoe
(quar.)
com.
1
11-
9
5
11-18
10-15
10-
& Canal
28c
10-31
10-
5
4.56%
convertible
preferred
(quar.)
28 %c
10-31
10-
5
United
Specialities
(quar.)
37 %c
10-15
9-30
United
Stockyards,
common
37 %c
9-30
preferred
11-15
,«10-20
$$1.50
10-15
Power
Ltd.,
partic.
preferred
Participating
10-14
10-10
4.72%
pieferred
4.72%
new
(quar.)
preferred
2nd
Co.
Franklin
Southern
4.80%
(initial
&
7%
Materials Co.
Southern
New
1st
4.15%
U.
11-
1
10-10
11-
9-30
1
18-11
10-15
9-23
50c
Co.
(Dallas)
11-15
10-31
10-15
55c
10-14
10-10
$1.033/4
11-
10-20
preferred
Vulcan Corp.
$1.06V4
11-
10-20
Vulcan
S5.50
11-
10-20
11-
10-20
11-
10-20
1st
of
cash
10-17
9-15
$1.37%
(accum.)
10-15
10-
5
12-15
12-
Engineering
10-15
Standard
Fixe
Insurance
Quarterly —:
Fuel'Co..
Standard
Standard
Class
(quar.)
Holding
of
N.
J.
(quar.)
Milling,
class
(quar.)
Gil
Standard
A
Products
B
Warren
Brothers,
67c
9-20
Btetcher-Traung
Stubnitz
10-
11-15
11-
1
11-15
11-15
West
12-
9-30
x
Greene
10-10
(quar.)
57c
1-3-56
12-15
.7
9-30
20c
10-21
25c
11-
1
10-10
*
10-20
Spring
12 %c
10-15
1
10-10
pfd. (1952 series) (quar.)
5.20% pfd. (1954 series)
(quar.)
Super Mold Corp. (increased quar.)
65c
11-
1
1
10-14
25c
10-20
10-
Superior Separator.
30C
10-31
"r 10-15
65c
(quar.)™
35c
dividend
10%
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—
5% preferred (quar.)
Talon
Inc.,
Class
4%
Co.
Technicolor,"|lnc.
Stock
Terre
Texas
p as
10-21
9-21
10-15
9-30
1-1-56
25c
11-15
12-
1
10-25
25c
...
11-15 •—10-25
2Qc
11-15
-
10-25
25c
10-25
10-10
$5c
_T.—
Ltd
12-
10-11
1
Transmission
and
Malleable & Mfg.
Electric Service,
$4
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
$1
11-18
$1.40
8-1-56
7-16
11-14
10-31
35c
10-20
10-10
11-18
10-28
10c
11-
1
10-15
1,614,994
236,843
829,402
101,467
minority
259,421
215,769
to
646,798
151,166
942,622
678,236
stock¬
to
stock
stock—^
common
share
on
share
soutstanding June 30, 1955.—V. 181,
stock
common
$1.24
Plywood
Corp.
•*
above.—V.
■
173,
ji#.
*„•
♦$0.89
2245.
p.
2392.
p.
r'. r
*
'
"*
>
1-13-56
12-23
10-15
9-23
10-15
*
-
*
■"
vn
1955
before
taxes
$32,447,304
income_:
on
4,282,325
per
1,283,000
1,994,325
profit
2,399,037
2,288,000
income
on
Working
Total
Net
1,116,037
share
common
$1.92
SHEET
ITEMS
JUNE
♦$1.05
30
;
1954
52,797,471". 35,798,743
25,865,900
20,661,499
worth
Number
'
$10,566,384* $5,552,222
24,459,031 * 15,903,163
capital
assets
Preferred
<
1954
$47,690,024
Cash
stock
of
1,034,650
shares
common
9-23
Book
value
share
per
to
reflect
outstanding
in
1,038,600
share
common
♦1,038,600
$24.90
issuance
of
December,
three
additional
1954.—V.
182,
*$18.90
shares
for
each
720.
p.
Portland General Electric Co.—Earnings Rise—
12
$2.50
10-26
A
Shares
10-15
10-
10-14
10-15
9-30
—
25c
11-25
10-15
11-
1
3
(quar.).
60c
div.)
507c
Westminster
clears
9-30
1-3-56
11-
1
10-10
10-31
10-
3
3c
10-31
10-
3
25c
11- 1
10-
7
17%c
—
This
11-
1
10-15
stockholders
for
70c pfd.
and
Securities
(accum.)
A
9-19
9-19
insurance,
10-20
9-23
its
10-15
such
10-15
9-15
9-15
11-
1
10-14
45c
31V4c
34%c
J12%c
11- 1
Motor
Whiting
6%
Corp.,
Stock
&
(one
annual
to
C.
$1.4334
$1
11- 1
11- 1
10-14
10%
10-14
10- 7
retaining its corporate
157c
share
for
10-25
10-li
&
25c
each
stockholders
to
be
10-15
10-
1
10-15
10-
28)
order
to
and
the
issue
and
accident
by
to
the
company
The
supplement
issuance
of
insurance.
subscribe for
to
45,500
shares
are
being
above
and
by
the
mentioned
to
an
underwriting
Company, Incorporated; and such
underwriters and the shares of
has
acquired
Judson
&
stamping company will be operated
Rose,
name.
will be retained
as
C.
Chief
Rose,
as
Glenwood
Executive
ary.—V. 182, p. 512.
Inc.,
a
nine-year-old
a
wholly-owned subsidiary,
Rose,
Officer
President
of
the
of
Judson
subsidi¬
new
,v.,
J
r,V
11-10
The
Industries, Inc.—Initial
directors have declared
share
of
on
10-31
10-20
July when
Monthly
6c
11-30
11-21
&
Monthly
6c
12-30
12-20
the
record
first
6c
.
for
Upon
company.
The
,
com¬
health
Philadelphia (Pa.) metal stamping manufacturer, it was announced on
Oct. 3 by Maurice Rosen, President.
Output of the acquired company,
which produces stampings for the
automotive, electrical and radio and
television industries, will be integrated with the needs of
the parent
holders
11-22
and
contracts.
expects
business
funds;
the
requirement
annuity
company
annuity
enable
Progress Manufacturing Co. Inc.—Acquisition—
This
per
-
(monthly)
will
Law
shares
.
general
stock thereby acquired will be offered to the
public.
The public of¬
fering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
178, p. 1374.
three
on
company
additional
1
approval
held
two
company's
Insurance
insurance
Allyn
exercised
10- 7
10- 7
10-14
(quar.).™
meeting
Grocery
A.
10-31
10-31
the
with
The
—V.
Prudential
Subject
Lovett
be
9-22
12- 9
9-23
(stock dividend)
dividend
the
at
in
stockholders
by
will
10-15
1-3-56
10-15
25c
11-
Corp.—
held.
life
rights
tl2%C
117%c
(quar.)
of
the
to $300,000
York
requirement,
10-17
10-17
60c
$1.25
preferred A (quar.)
Wickes
two
headed
to
capital
New
health
evidencing
the
in
insurance
and
10-17
9-30
(stock div.)
common
this
to
1
(quar.)—
Co.
by
group
addition
life
Warrants
basis
added
$300,000
11- 1
10-15
—-
com.
capital stock.
par
the
on
be
the
37%c
Ry.
statement
registration
a
|
will
increase
of
with
accident
warrants
■
in
present
sold
$2
filed
share
per
with
capital
compliance
25c
t50c
$2
comply
10-15
10-15
Co.—
29
held.
thereof
resulting
to
minimum
,
Sept.
on
at
share
9-19
(quar.)
—
Wheeling Steel Corp.
White
York—Registers With
Exchange Commission—
145,500 shares of its $2
proceeds
the
I35c
class
(quar.)
lien
each
$1.05
$1.12%
(quar.)
B
$1.37
outstanding 50,000 shares of stock, of which 38,725 shares are
owned by Bear, Stearns & Co. and 4,215 shares by Leib
Merking, Inc.
It proposes to offer an additional 100,000 shares for
subscription by
10-15
Paper Co., Ltd.—
Class
company
covering
$1.02%
(quar.)—_———
Wheeling & Lake Erie
3,000,000
outstanding
has
pany
(quar.)—
Telegraph
A
3,000,000
$1.62
stock
common
SEC
Net
*
prior
of
Postal Life Insurance Co., New
12-1U
ar¬
:—
(accum.)
Class
4,105,418
Earnings per share
182, p. 818.
now
(quar.)
Union
1954
$28,510,726
4,847,656
—V.
10-14
Light & Telephone—
preferred
1955
$30,808,496
—
11-10
Common (increased quar.)
57c
preferred (quar.)
6%% preferrecHfQuar.)
Western Plywood, Ltd., class B (quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery Corp.—
5%
Aug.31—
Net income
11-15
(quar.)
Insurance
Western
Ended
revenues
10-14
50c
payment
Ltd.,
preferred
class
Months
Operating
46c
10-20
9-30
2,940,660
taxes
on
♦Adjusted
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Western
Winn
10-14
income
1955
30c
(quar.)
C
Oct
331/3%
State
BALANCE
'
Mines,
$
and
sales
Earned
9-23
10-15
(quar.)
jpividend
Haute
4
10-13
50c
(s-a)
Teck-Hughes! Gold
Tennessee
11-
$$1.25
B; (quar.)
preferred
8
10c
L
(quar.)
A
4-16
37%c
B
4%
(quar.)
class
•
'
Superior Steel Corp. (quar.)..
&
1-16
5-1-56
Co.—
preferred
Common
5.20%
Swift
Power
preferred
4%%
10-14
11-
Propane Gas—
Inc.
Penn
Western
11-
Swank,
2-1-56
(quar.)
4.107c
11-25
10-31
Stock
Coal
4.20%
12-13
12-30
9
1954
77,512,979
10-19
Co.—
Petroleum,
Corp.—
preferred
1
6c
Kentucky
Grocers,
5c
(quar.)—
preferred A (quar.)
11-
20c
(This
Western
—i
(quar.)
67c
11-29
30c
(s-a)
Westates
25c
amortization
preferred
on
applicable
11-29
Ltd.
—
Co., 4%%
Suburban
preferred
preferred
10- 7
$1.12%
Sun Oil
12-15
12-15
—
(stock
Chemical
10- 7
.
—
Corp. (quar.)
Clothier
Net
25c
Michigan Steel Foundry—
77« prior preferred (quar.)
1
10c
(quar.)
Container
10-15
$1.25
Lithograph
prefrered
10-15
10c
—
&
11-17
5%
Corp
Stores
Taxes
1
rears)
67c
9-29
1
10c
dividend
Strawbridge
12-
7%c
(quar.).
Sterling Electric Motors, Inc.——
Stern
&
Stern
Textile, 4'/2%
pfd.
Stone
10-15
~40c
depl.,
applicable
subsidiaries
Atlas
Profit
4
West
(quar.)
Extra
5%
(Par
deprec.,
Securities and
9-20
10-14
1
4
11-
12-
(quar.)___^
convertible preferred
End
11-
1.1-
12-10
common
Disinfecting
10-11
Net
11-15
Co.—
West
West
Manufacturing
Sterchi Eros.
&
West
Street Investment Corp.—
Parts
Wfceden
9-26
10-11
1955
6 Months End. June 30—
10-14
(quar.)..;—30c
(quar.)
'
50c
Washington Gas Light
10-21
15c
,
11-15
,
__™_^
Swasey Co.
10-31
$15c
1
5
—-
Pictures
10-10
$15c
Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split.
to be chgd. from No Par to $10)
Stauffer Chemical Co. (increased)
Steel
1
9-23
-Earnings Increased-
(II. K.) Porter Co., Inc. (& Subs.)—Earnings Rise—
10-
-
1
11"11-
(& Subs.)-
inc.
>
10-15
37%c
(quar.)
&
10-15
11-
37 %c
(quar.)
100%
—
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
25c
—
Railway Equipment Mfg. Co.—
Shake,
Walworth
Warner
11-15
and
Plywood, Inc.—Proposed Consolidation—
See
security
9-23
11-15
for
per
♦Based
1
profits the 30c pay¬
being payable in cash or stock at
holders option
:
;—
4%
Standardj Radio, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Standard
net
Bros.
5c
(quar.)
(initial).
common
from
Co.—
dividend
Stock
pfd.
12-
ment
Co.
5c
—
———_
3%%
12-12
$12%c
Worts,
space.
According to
complete body
production drafts and
supervise the construction of
provide
to
models.
Federal &
of
1
37 %c
&
floor
will
renderings
9-26
m
Warner
10-10
12-
175c
Warner
,
10-15
12-12
$10c
Gooderbam
of
Earnings
30c
——
for
Balance
40c
(quar.)
contract
of
division
new
artists'
1,044,089
$1.25
—
'
13)
page
feet
square
the
from
also
Dividends accrued
9-26
50c
(quar.)
A
before
holders
I
15c
9-23
93 %c
(quar.)_;—.—
_.
<Ohio»,
10-15
10-10
12 %C
—
B
Standard
class
"10-14
1
12 %C
B
Standard
11-
$56 %c
A___
payment
102,636,852
Portion
9-30
10-15
—
Street Investing Corp.—
Quarterly of 16c from net income
9-30
10-22
50C
——
pfd.
corrected
3,882,661
1,976,005
$1.25
(quar.)
will
full-size
9-22
10-
87%c
(quar.)___^—
(Hiram)
The
Wall
(Trenton)
.'.
Ltd., 4%%
Corp., class
10-14
Extra
1
9c
pfd.
10-10
15c
pfd.
40,000
President,
services
It
and
Provision
9
75c
-
3%
dividend)
9-22
12-
10-11
common
___
(quar.)—
Extra
Walker
10-15
1-2-56
45c
Detinning, 7% preferred
& Co., common
(quar.)
Walker
International RR. Co.—
Sprague
preferred
Incorrect.
was
9
300%
Quarterly
30C
Spokane
dividend)
Milling,
Pinto,
Income
9-30
50c
Virginian Railway Co.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
6%
$1.10
9-
10-15
22V2c
^
6%
$1.15
10-15
25c
5%
B
Non«
date is indicated her®.
3
9
(quar.)
(s-a)
;
10-20
date
9-22
$1.25
Tobacco, common (quar.)—
B.), 5% preferred A (quar.)
Corp. of America
(quar.)
10-20
27V4C
10-
17%c
(quar.)
(J.
11-
(quar.)
1
9-
(quar.)
Extra
1
6 Months Ended June 30—
3
10-13
(quar.)
Vapor Heating Corp.,
Viceroy Mfg. Co., 50c
Class
10-
10-15
Leaf
Sciver
11-
(quar.)———™———-
lieu
Van
92 %c
—1
preferred
11-
9-20
1
15c
97 %c
__—
(quar.)
(in
Corp.
Sugar Corp.
Universal
9-30
—
4%%
10-
9
10c
Extra
9-20
10-14
$1.25
(quar.)
Spalding (A. GO Bros.—
dividend
7%
10-15
50C
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Co.,
2
9-15
Service—
(quar )
preferred
4.25%
&
U.
11-
25c
(quar.)
com.
Public
preferred
Stock
10-14
6
10-10
Lines,
Vanadium
—
preferred
4.36%
1
12-
17C
—
3.90%
4.60%
Smelting Refining &
preferred (quar.)
11-
19c
(quar.)
Insurance
3.70%
4.40%
Shoe
S.
U.
$1.20
(quar.)
Life
Southwestern
S.
10-14
U. S.
(quar.)
Drug,
preferred
Quarterly
Pipe & Foundry (stock
Plywood, com. (quar.)
1
$1.75
.
Southwestern
S.
11-
England Telephone Co.—
Production
Southwestern
S.
S.
Elec.
Quarterly
Southern
U.
U.
59c
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Industries Fund, Inc
Southern
9-20
9-30
22 %c
quar.)
pfd.
preferred
Southern
10-15
10-15
59c
—
—
Process,
Gas
9-20
convertible
11-
9-
10-31
15c
United Telephone (Kansas), 5% pfd.
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co. (Bait.)
17%c
(quar.).
com.
iquar.i,
Indiana
.•
70c
37 %c
;
.
$$1
Power,
Southern
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
Colorado
Southern
(quar.)___
(quar.)_
Canada
Southern
pfd.
1
10-11
62%c
(quar.)
$50c
Southern
6%
;10-11
1
11-25
(quar.)
10-15
A
1
11-
$2.50
(quar.)
(quar.)
California Gas,
11-
$10c
(quar.)
com.
preferred
preferred
11-
$
25c
75c
convertible
Southern
I
5
15c
4.48%
6%
10-
new division, devoted
exclusively to body engineering,
this company. It will be located in Pioneer's Goldner
has
Pittston Co.
10-24
12-10
(Interim)
a
by
which
7
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Machinery,
preferred (quar.)
10-
$1.12%
Mines,
Jersey RR.
1
9-30
1
10-10
12-
50%
(initial)
(quar.)____
$1.12%
(quar.)__;—
Pittsburgh Water, 4%%
scale
11-
60c
dividend)
common
announced
details.
10-10
t35c
(quar.)
United Drill & Tool,
60c
48%c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(stock
Formation of
is
Michael
;
Ltd.
Corp., new common
United Biscuit Co. of America—
9-30
(quar.)
1
10-
11-
Pioneer Engineering &
Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Es¬
tablishes New Body
Engineering Division—
engineering
con¬
10
Calif,
Co.
10-14
*
(Continued from
Division
issue
dividend)
Aircraft
10-31
Co.,
to
(entire
Oct. 10 at $104
on
this
(Canada),
Co.
10-25
70c
Edison
plus
11-
40c
com.
preferred
redemption
tl5c
25C
Calif.
for
vertible
(increased)
Co.
Lines—
share
1
156V4C
Missouri
convertible
10-19
$45c
$$1.75
(quar.)____:
Aircraft
Air
4%%
11-
12 %c
Ltd.,
preferred
10-27
Paper
Snap-On Tocls
Southern
1-1-56
10-28
$22%c
(quar.)—
9-30
10-
7c
10-15
16c
9-30
25c
10-
t30c
11-
25c
—
Ltd
General Corporation and
Investment News
4
10-10
$1.50
7-10
50c
(quar.)
published
9-30
10-10
.
4-10
37%c 7-31-56
(quar.)
Gold,
date and/or record
11-15
$1.12%
$1.25
$3.70
preferred
10-18
31V4c
(quar.)
of
1-10
4-30-56
10-18
6334c
s
1
Co.
10-10
1-31-56
37%c
Line—
12-
Electric
10-10
3
12-15
Jersey
1
10-31
Less British income tax.
Less Jamaica income tax.
9-30
10-
Udylite Corp.
Corp.
preferred
Stock
10-31
Tuckett
Co.,
11-
37%c
:
common
j Previous
10-15
35c
__
Trust Co.
Union
10-15
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%.
(Del.)—
25c
(quar.)
Howard
Stearns
1
9-22
Lindsay & Curr (quar.)
(N.)
Co., Ltd., common
preferred (quar.)
Steak'n
11-17
10-14
11-17
9-22
of New
Ltd.,
1
•Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
tPayable in U. S. funds, less 157o Canadian non-residents tax.
^Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible at the source.
20c
Treesweet Products. $1.25 preferred
(quar.)
Trinity Universal Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
True Temper Corp., 4%% preference
Tobacco
Co.
Door
1
9-
11-
11-17
1
9-22
tquar.)
Smith
State
4%7c
10-
12-
10-10
(quar.)
Foods
preferred
Class
7
10-28
5c
Pipe
Gas
Consolidated
Zeller's
22l/2C
(quar.)
Gas
County
Yukon
1
12-
25c
Airways,
York
10-
10-10
Ccrp. of America (quar.)
Sherwin Williams Co. of Canada, Ltd.—
New
(quar.)
10-10
Sheraton
Class
preferred
$1.0614
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
$2.52
Insurance
Shedd-Bartush
Spear
convertible
$1.43%
—
3%'. participating preferred
(s-a)
American Shares, Inc
Shawinig-an Water & Power Co. (quar.),
$5
(quar.)
(quar.)
45c
,
Selected
6%
preferred
$1.18%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Storage
Security
6%
convertible
(quar.)
7
preferred
convertible
6%
10-10
(quar.)
Caribbean
10-14
37%c
6%
17 %c
(initial)
Ltd.
1
10-14
J2c
(quar.)
10-14
9-30
(quar.)_.____
Y.)
11-
(initial)
preferred
10-31
35c
(N.
10-14
$1.11
10-28
$1.14
Building Association.
Co.
convertible
(quar.)
11-15
10-15
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
1
Yellow Cab Co.—
preferred
Youngstown Steel
common
new
Trust
&
Transcontinental
9-30
25%
Extra
South
Trade
11-15
11-15
Yale Lead & Zinc
Mines, Ltd.
10-14
$1.75
Seaboard
Solar
12-10
12-
25c
(quar.)
$2
12-15
1
10-10
10-14
11-
25c
6%
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
$2.12
preferred
Class A
(quar.)
Transamerica
Corp.
—
common
preferred
preferred
Slater
4.25%
Trans
dividend)
$4.75
Sibley,
10-20
%%
Trane
(quar.)„„
preferred
$5.75
7%
11-10
approved
1
10-28
4.44%
Trust,
(quar.);
the
11-
10-31
$1.25
—^
$1.26
60c
(quar.)
preferred
1
10-10
$1.06 %
preferred
4.56%
pay¬
(quar.)____^__——
Finance
common
4
3
Com¬
above
common
(Stock
Co.,
3
10-
Toro
of
California
Co.____.
$3.40
Wiliiams
&
approval
the
declared
Edison
10-
three-for-cne
a
Corporation.
will
ment
the
and
Toledo
10-15
10%
1
7
Co.—
10-15
:
.
11-
(quar.)
Minn,
25c
..
common
10-10
30c
Oil
of
(quar.)
5.04% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Southern Gas
(quar.)—
Worcester County Electric—
10-
1
(quar.)__
Co.
pfd.
20c
$1.09
dividend
Directors
...
v
new
9-30
Associated
preferred
'
11-
100%
Investment
Holders
Payable of Rec.
$1.50
5%
10-21
,
General
Insurance
67c preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Public Service,
67o
preference
37 %c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
on
10-14
10-14
flOc
Water
Share
$1.12
dividend)
Inc.
Canadian
$1.20
Title
1
Co.—
25c
A
ocniage Loc»i co.—Cash
9-30
Tide
9-30
10-25
$1
Power,
series
10-17
40c
:
&
preferred
convertible
Company
$1.14
Ltd.
9-30
10-17
22c
Brewery
Map Co
Savannah
$2.40
When
Per
Name of
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Therm-O-Disc,
11-18
11-
Co.—
(quar.)
(stock
Glass
12-15
28c
(quar.)
100%
preferred
Utilities
Third
Oil
&
1
Miguel
Sanborn
Texas
pieferred
Light, $4 pfd.
preferred
$4.48
1
25c
4.48%
Coal
&
Holders
Wisconsin Electric Power—
dividend
Power
Thatcher
convertible preferred A (quar.)
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
Diego
9-30
t50c
$1.25
^
57c
San
Pacific
Stock
Texas
When
Payable of Rec.
Pipeline Co.—
(quar.)
Instrument,
$4.56
Louis, San Francisco Ry.
Corp.
Common
»
,
Share
Texas Illinois Natural Gas
9-30
20c
..
Ryder System, Inc. (quar.)_—__—
S
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
$1.37 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
C (quar.)
preferred
Holders
When
Share
(increased)__
common
51
public
an
class
Oct.
A
an
iqiiial
common
Dividend—?!'
quarterly dividend of 20 cents
stock,
payable
Oct.
17,(4&55, to
10, 1955.
offering
investment
of
the 'company's
securities was' made
last
banking group headed by Auchincloss, Parker
Redpath and Boenning & Co. sold a block of class A common stock
publicly at $9.50 per share.—V. 182, p. 512.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
offered
-
Co., Inc.
&
Prvne
Completed—The
Stock Offering
—
Sept. 28 of
shares of
common
stock through Hill Richards & Co., Los An¬
geles
Calif
at $5.75 per share was quickly completed,
fu of said shares having been sold. See details in V. 182,
1342.
p.
Co.—Debenture Bonds
managed by The First
Boston Corp. and comprising 54 investment firms on
Oct 5 offered for public sale a new issue of $35,000,000
3*&% debenture bonds due Oct. 1, 1975. The debenture
bonds were priced at 102.173% and accrued interest to
yield 3.35% to maturity. The issue was awarded to the
group at competitive sale on Oct. 4 on its bid of 101.54,
Electric & Gas
Offered—An underwriting group
Public Service
submitted for a 3>/2%
interest rate on these bonds
were
as
follows: Halsev. Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.03999%; Kuhn. Loeb
&Co
and Lehman Brothers (Jointly), 101.201%; and Morgan Stanley
& Co. and Drexel & Co.
(jointly) 101.417%.
A sinking fund has been provided for the new debenture bonds which
calls for annual payments of $750,000 beginning in 1958.
Sinking fund
redemption prices range from 102.18 to the principal amount. Regular
redemption prices starting at 105.173% In the 12-month period begin¬
ning Oct. 1. 1955 scale downward to the principal amount.
the present financing and from the
of 250.000 shares of new $100 par value preferred
stock will be applied by the company to the payment before maturity ot
$40 000 000 bank loans and to its current construction program which
contemplates expenditures of approximately $166,000,000.
During the
neriod Jan. 1, 1950 to June 30, 1955, the company spent $372,578,126
lor gross additions of which $229,496,468 was for electric utility plant
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
22. 1955
-sale on Sept.
the 12 months ended June 30. 1955 the company
operating revenues of $261,335,160 compared with $249.-
EARNINGS—For
for the 1954 calendar year.
30 was $29,391,970 compared
527.945
June
PRESENT FINANCING
Outstanding
Authorized
refunding
and
tPirst
bonds:
mortgage
series due 1965
3 Vi%
—
3Vi% series due 1938
series
due 1979
series
_
series due 2037
8%
'
Resistoflex Corp.—Registers
3%% due
1972
due
1998
3V2% due
1975
€%
due
Cumulative preferred
<no
pari
(no
50,000,000
Net
Net
ry.
7,537,800
purchase
of
Gross
Net
250,000 shs.
Net
ry.
Dillon &
Laurence
F. 8.
It.
Moseley
W.
&
Pressprlch & Co.
"Wertheim
Central
Co
&
4.071,649 shs.
9,864.883 shs.
the
of
severally agreed
respective principal
Elkins,
Rodman
Butcher
Struthers
Bacon,
Whipple
Reid
Fulton,
Hutton
Illinois
The
Merrill,
Hentz
H.
Co
The
Kay, Richards & Co._
Townsend,
R.
&
Dabney
Williston
150
H.
Ferris
500
Hulme,
500
400
Humphrey, Inc.
Irving Lundborg & Co
Strader, Taylor & Co.,
Thayer, Baker & Co
300
Townsend,
Inc
Co.,
500
Inc.
Co
500
Pacific
Coal
&
Canadian
Oil
Co.
L.
and
150
Co
&
100
Co.-
Emerson
&
150
Co
&
Wood
E.
150
Tyson
&
500
Co.
&
Co
corporation
covering
-offered
at
et
Then
&
Co.,
Graff
100
Inc.
Company
Applegate
100
—
&
&
100
100
100
Inc.
100
Co
100
Venture—
below.—V.
181,
five
on!
Sept.
filed
23
a
letter
of
3.000,000 shares of common stock
cents
proceeds
p.
1778.
per
share,
to
are
be
notification
(par
one
with
cent)
the
to
be
through certain officers and directors
used
to
pay
for
expenses
incident
ry.
company
filed
1955. covering
a
registration statement
with
the
SEC
on
Sept
150.000 units in a dividend trust and stock procure¬
at $2 per unit bv Leo Rich
Robert
cs trustee, to certain members of the
agreement, to be offered
Kissell and Sidney M. Gilberg,
general public who are acceptable applicants and who are
active policyholders in the Republic Benefit Insurance Co.,
Lenefit insurance corporation.
to
an
JSEC
(N. Y.)
become
Arizona
on
the
This constitutes
part of
first
aggre¬
an
1380.
182, p.
Inc.—New Contract—
1,715,435
1,995,400
300,349
27,115
agent
air
network
express
through
links the 370,000-mile
the service
Seaboard
with
and
extensive
the
air
cargo
carriers.
connecting
Lines,
it
oldest domestic
Inc.,
interline
cargo
a
has
been
airline
States,
the United
in
Seaboard
with
agreement
Western
&
announced.
agreement will permit shippers in areas served by United
airwaybill in the movement of air cargo to overseas destina¬
by Seaboard. The same expedited handling is available to
new
served
shippers
reaching
serving
two
used
on
—V.
182,
domestic
U. S.
the U.
in
ordered
has
S.,
fleet
a
routes
In
regular
of
support
movements.
passenger
1118.
p.
five
of
delivery early next year, and is planning
freighter service. The cargo planes will be
for
to
DC-4s
markets.
the
cities
80
freighters slated
convert
101,885
1,092,680
*
Selas Corp. of America—New Development—
revolutionary "fast-heat cycle" for preheating gigantic dies used
forging aluminum and aluminum alloy aircraft parts in the U. S.
Force heavy press
program has been installed by the Aluminum
A
in
Air
of
1953
1952
$399,097
$464,946
$489,801
$486,354
railway™—
105.435
178,171
210,455
207,065
Income—
17,102
52,532
61,692
41,749
3,230,102
967,258
3,178,746
1,023,888
271,052
3,736,231
3,707,535
1,362,275
1,517,060
377,013
467,593
1954
1955
railway
air
railwayp.
Files
burners
down
railway——
oper.
America
210,686
income—
1224.
San
Aug. 31—
1955
$3,361,219
2,343,278
$2,708,174
1,941,790
$1,017,941
5,672
$766,384
13,853
$1,023,613
$780,237
272,418
230,318
$751,195
$549,919
—
deductions
before
deductions-———-.
etc.,
—-
income
Dividends on
preferred stock
67,511
92,495
$457,424
has
434%
in
43/4%
preferred,
4.70%
preferred,
4.70%
preferred,
Common
182,
—
——-
;
30.000
9,055
13,852
8,557
198,971
30,000
7,940
10,200
5,064
205,563
1380.
p.
.
.
San Juan Racing
Association, Inc., Puerto Rico—Reg¬
isters With SEC—
1955,
filed
covering
these
shares,
corporation
27,
Of
stock.
a
3,800,000
another
In
now
registration
statement,
registration
is
sought
of
the
trust certificates covering a total of 5,770,000 shares.
Juan Racing intends, upon the completion of Its racing
under
construction,
to engage
plant
in the conduct in San Juan of flat
racing meets at which betting by use of paritotalisators will be permitted and other activities
incidental to the operating of a race meeting.
Proceeds of the present
thoroughbred
mutuel
horse
machines
plus $500,000 received from an earlier sale of 1,000,000
estimated at $2,100,000 (less $13,500 of expenses).
The
$1,600,000 proceeds of the present offering will be used to pay $13,500 of expenses of offering and $1,586,500 for racing plant construc¬
tion.
The total amount necessary to complete the plant is estimated
are
$2,600,000 of which $360,000 is
for 10 of these Gradiaalloy dies large enough
and
50.000
forging
immense
two
forging
180, p.
respectively.—V.
tons
pressures
as
2191.
Corp.
America—Debentures
of
Of¬
Stock
and
The debentures
est, and the
shares
common
priced at 100% and accrued inter¬
stock at $5 per share. Of the total
were
common
being offered, 80,000 are being sold for
30,000 shares for the account of a sell¬
the company and
ing stockholder.
debentures
ranging
from
share
redeemable
will
$6
per
after
at
of
the
convertible
share
1971
be
to
stock
common
before
or
from
prices
at
proceeds
into
on
maturity.
to
descending
made
be
PROCEEDS—Net
sale
1,
prices
will
redemptions
be
common
Oct.
Oct.
The
105%
to
received
at
to
to
$9
be
fund
par.
the company
by
prices
will
1959
Sinking
par.
104%
from
1,
debentures
the
from
80,000 shares of common stock will
consolidation, expansion of equip¬
ment, increased development and research, development and distribu¬
tion of civilian products, and for additional working, capital.
used
be
relocation
plant
BUSINESS—Corporation
principally
engaged
is
In
business
the
of
testing
The
instruments.
tion
and
various
items
of
electronic
automation
equipment,
equipment and radio communication and naviga¬
manufacturing
and
engineering
on
the
debentures,, and
for
also
has
company
services
research
its
continued
today
and
emphasis
maintains
rela¬
a
tively large staff of highly skilled engineering and technical specialists.
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
EFFECT
TO
FINANCING
PRESENT
Authorized
Notes
convertible
6%
($1
25,000
the
12,707.55
to
of
tPrior
»nd
of
class
subject
director
of
a
the
cisable
in
terminable
maining
five
at
stock
for
equal
annual
time
any
installments.
None
days
of the
been
to
as
granted
and
Gates,
said
to
exer¬
was
but
share,
per
and
services
of class B stock
shares
shares
780
Artemus
$15
at
notice
25,000
which
and
to
$2,
value
par
of
orders,
installments
30
on
had
initiating
in
services
$2,
granted
option
Such
stock,
outstanding,
option
capital
authorized
an
A
value
par
and
issued
were
common
had
class
of
stock,
B
company.
originally,
Gates,
class
stock
A
to
10,000 shares.
company
shares
26,000
of
shares
5,000
shares
were
of
the
1955,
21,
Sept.
to
consisting
of
option
stock
employees relating to an additional
stock
conversion
upon
subject to an option heretofore issued to Artemus
the company.
The company proposes to establish
plan for its principal executives and key
shares are
director
a
restricted
for issuance
reserved
have been reserved for issuance upon exer¬
be sold to underwriters and counsel, and
shares
Gates,
a
been
600,000
494,792.45 shs.
*1,000,000 shs.
value)
par
warrants
$1,000,000
debentures
have
shares
*100,000
debentures,
of
subord.
stock
tCommon
cise
Outstanding
$650,950
payable—banks
had
re¬
been
to be paid in 36 installments follow¬
issued.
As
amendment
of
to
1955,
21,
Sept.
its
the
company
articles of incorporation
was
recapitalized
whereunder
capital stock was changed to 1,000,000 shares, par value
shares
414,792.45
stock
theretofore
exercise
of
the
were
issued
outstanding,
above
in
lieu
and
described
of
and
12,707.55
option
to
in
$1, of which
for
all
reserved
for
subsitution
shares
Gates
by
authorized
the
were
(after
appropriate
completion.
Hyman N.
of
steel
or
offerings,
shares,
design
heat
$600,000 6% convertible subordinated debentures due
Oct. 1, 1975, and 110,000 shares of common stock (par$l).
a
share.
per
the
can
aircraft parts made in the
plant.
These presses can apply
the
automation
registration statement with the SEC on
4,000,000 shares of its 50c par common
are to be represented by 3,000,000
voting trust certificates and 800,000 warrants.
These offerings are to
be
made in two parts:
(1) an offering, at 50c per share, of 200,000
shares for subscription
by stockholders of record April 30, 1955, on
a
two-for-one basis;
and (2)
a
public offering of 3,000,000 shares,
to be represented by voting trust certificates, at $0.588235 per share.
The latter offering is to be made for the account of the company by
the "Underwriters and Investors Group," consisting of a group of in¬
dividuals
which
arranged for the purchase of
1,000.000 shares on
April 30, 1955, and which was committed to the purchase of 2,000.000
additional shares
by Sept. 30,
1955, as well as an additional
1,000,000 shares as and when additional funds are required, but in
any
event not later than March 31, 1956, all of such shares being
purchased at 50c per share. A limited number of other persons will be
given first call on the latter 3,000,000 shares, 15% of which are to
be
delivered to the underwriters as commissions.
If such 3,000,000
shares are not purchased by
such persons, they will then be made
generally available to the public on the same basis.
No cash com¬
mission is
being paid to the underwriters.
In addition to their re¬
ceipt of 15% of the 3,000,000 shares, the underwriters will receive
long-term warrants to purchase an additional 800,000 shares at 50c
This
Sept.
with
These
huge
35,000
as
Alcoa
furnaces.
the
fered—Ira Haupt & Co. and associates on Oct. 5 offered
per
series A
series B
series C—
series D.
preferred,
—V.
furnished
gas-fired
The
outstanding—
Shares
Cleveland
the company's
precisely controlled, and have maximum turn¬
uniformly-heated
dies
when
needed,
for
the
are
assures
produce
Servo
$683,684
—_—
available for common stock
Balance
heavy press plant at
operation.
Selas
tion,
1954
1
and depreciation-—_——
operating revenues
income
Net
each,
that
forging
to
Non-operating
Balance
the
Water Works—Earnings Increased—
Jose
Operating revenues
Net
in
works.
Using specially constructed radiant-heat furnaces designed specifically
for this job by the Selas Corp. of America, a Philadelphia heat engi¬
neering firm, the dies can now be heated to the desired 1,000 de¬
grees F,
at five times the previous rate.
These
furnaces, with as many as 323 individual Duradiant gas-
high
at
Sept. 26 filed a letter of notification with the
covering 300,000 shares of common stock (par 10 cents), to be
corporation
Air
presses
ing
Republic Electronic Industries Corp.
The
1,678.786
325,262
32,861
3.403,28G
356,869
182,
San
This
1,612,093
income
1224,
from
voting
Republic Benefit Insurance Co., Tucson, Ariz.—Regis¬
ters With Securities and Exchange Commission
30.
railway
oper.
Net
—V.
to
•aining operations.
ment
59,712
from
150
Harrison
Rare Earth Mining & Exploration Corp., Seattle, Wash.
—Files With Securities and Exchange Commission—
BEC
99,257
68,878
from
Net
150
500
&
104,555
92,443
&
West
Inc.
Boettcher
Oil Co.—New
Texas
Whiteside,
Winslow,
750
&
136,779
26,545
—
August-
200
Chace,
Harold
Byllesby & Co. (Inc.)
—V. 182, p. 1342.
Bee
Sweney, Cartwright & Co.—
J.
M.
Pure
200
200
750
Co.,
&
200
750
Co
Turben
*1.
Corp.
Corp
&
Brothers
Stern
200
Cleveland
&
750
._
Corp.—
Granbery,
F.
200
Co
Clark & Co
Marache
Fahey,
Sherrerd
&
250
750
Co
Co
&
American
Swiss
Renshaw
&
750
&
&
Smithers
250
Co
&
Joseph, Mellen & Miller, Inc.
1,000
New York Hanseatic
F. S.
300
MacGregor, Inc.
1,000
Co
Burge & Kraus—
Ball,
60,387
income
to
and
Inc.,
one
use
300
Co
&
Morris
First
Glover
Co.— 1,200
&
300
-
Meeds
&
Legg
Curtiss, House & Co
The
Co.
&
"Wood,
IS.
1,600
$300
Co
Co
Bissell
C.
1,200
Anthony Sc
Witter
Dean
John
1.200
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker,
&
Laird,
1,200
(Inc.)
Co.
Co
&
Cohu
1,600
&
1,600
Republic
Shields
$277,091
p.
Interest,
1,600
Co.—
Co
&
$261,030
(000'x)
1,600
Marks
M.
of Will-
Oct. 20, at the office
on
Freight Interline Pact Signed—
United,
From Jan. 1—
provisions
Carroll
W.
1,600
Co
Loeb. Rhoades Si Co.
(EDTt
noon
Sept. 28. REA will serve as exclusive general sales
transatlantic all-cargo operator.
on
signed
The
to
have
below
1,600
Merle-Smith
&
Eastman,
Carl M.
will, up to
Gallagher & Walton, 15 Broad Street, New York 5, N. Y.,
the purchase from
it of $6,555,000 equipment trust
series P, to be dated Nov. 1, 1955. and to mature in 15
rail
United
DC-6A
$288,447
railway
12 Months Ended
following
Lee
and
for
avai'able
New
$3,174,256
1603,
$247,076
from
applicable
with
named
$4,200
nuclear
the
with
began business.
it
1018.
p.
inaugurated later this year,
service
the
year ended July 31, 1955 were
for the previous year.—V, 181, p.
railway
182,
Gross
the
compared
pioneer
be
domestic
Inc.—Earnings Rise—
for
1952
oper.
53 shs.
§4,071,649 shs.
the
To
1953
from
250,000 shs.
(000's)
Dick
announced
'
1954
Operating expenses
purchasers
The First Boston Corp.-
•'
\
'
1955
oper.
249.942 shs.
§20,000,000 shs.
from
the company
the debentures:
to invest In
with assets
initial assets
The cor¬
related scientific
September
closed
as
when
corporation has signed a contract with Railway Express Agency,,
will provide surface and air shippers in more than 15,000
United States cities and towns one airwaybill service to every major
city in Europe,
the Middle East, Africa and the Far East, it was
(O.)
§3,562,692 35/40 shares of common stock reserved for issue upon con¬
of 4.071,649 shares of $1.40 dividend preference common stock-
PURCHASERS—The
fund
share
a
which
Inc.,
Co.
refunding mortgage.
amounts
mutual
Seaboard & Western Airlines,
St. Louis-San Francisco & Texas Ry. -Earnings—
refunding mortgage
compliance
esti¬
an
From Jan. 1—
version
to
'■
railway—
from
7.462.900
common
to
at
division
sand
Farr
bids
certificates,
Nev.—Files With SEC
the
for
earnings
from
Gross
,
subject
the
for
1821.
p.
share last May
a
equal annual instalments.
372,000
reacquired.
^Unlimited,
taxes,
August-
29,700,000
bonds authenti¬
cated by the trustee and
held by the company, $1,782,700 first and
refunding mortgage bonds reacquired, $1,000,000 3%
debenture bonds
<iue 1963 reacquired, and 5 shares of 7%
cumulative preferred stock
first and
general
gate of ont exceeding $13,110,000 of such certificates.—V.
35,000.000
372,000
and
182,
kie Owen
receive
Sacramento Northern Ry.—Earnings—
58 shs.
first
the
to
Seaboard Air Line RR.—Bids for Certificates—
Airlines,
35,000,000
par)
178,
$10.10
to
organized
was
The company
year.
250.000 shs.
$16,596,000
equipment
organized
equal
fields.—V.
has
250,000 shs.
stock
poration
fiscal year ended July 31, 1955
was $1,573,406
or $4.92 per common share, on net sales of $35,790,565.
This compares to net sales of $27,542,791 and net income after taxes
of $967,205 or $3.03 per common share, recorded for the
preceding
all
after
income
—V.
stock
(cumulative)———
•Excludes
River Brand Rice Mills
Net
18,194,900
series
preference
and the
funds of
bond due I960;
fund
%
v
for
K,". %
stock ($100 par):
to
T- '
recently
$712,000
$117,000 or $10
company
''
58 shs.
as
additional
$200,000.—V.
The
working capital.
18,194.900
series
<Jommon
used
be
from
series
S1.40 dividend
($1
par
for
249.942 shs.
4.30%
Unclassified
SEC
ry.
7% : series
4.18%
series
4.08%
of
of
cost
of
the
at
per share), without underwriting.
The net proceeds are to
to pay for machinery, labor, materials, advertising and used
Net
(5% ) —
1962
the prepayment
for
$160,000
of
added
be
be available for its general
to
company
of
corporation on Sept. 21 filed a letter of notification with
covering
250,000 shares of common
stock, to be offered
Net
—
-
long-term debt
Misc.
the
by
Rextab Laboratories, Inc., Reno,
The
39,000.000
-
instance
corporation on Oct. 5 reported gross sales for September of
$151,340, and for its first five months ended Sept. 30, 1955, of $659,000.
with a new plant to
at Ro.seland, N. J.
It is estimated that
purchase new equipment to be installed in
the
new
to $150,000 will be expended for leasehold
improvements on the new pla*t, and $75,000 will be expended for
relocation costs.
The balance of the proceeds will be used for con¬
tingencies or other corporate purposes or will be added to working
capital.—V. 182, p. 1342.
43,000.000
______
—
first
sinking
Science <£? Nuclear Fund, Inc.—Assets Increase—
will be used to
plant, $125,000
39.000.000
—
™
the
amendment.
amount
the
acquisition
a
be
leased
be
$200,000
44.000.000
—
in
mated
are
With SEC—
supplied by amendment.
Proceeds will be used principally in connection
will
terms
24,700.000
—
supplied by
be
used
its
corporate purposes, includ¬
ing working capital and expenditures for additions and improvements
to its facilities.
The principal additions and improvements now con¬
templated are the construction of a new tunnel kiln, for use in the
manufacture
of
brick,
at
an
estimated
cost
of $750,000,
and the
the
registration statement with the SEC on
Sept. 27, 1955, covering 20,000 shares of its preferred stock. 5% series
A, cumulative and convertible, $25 par, to be offered for public sale
through Bache & Co.
The public offering price and underwriting
filed
corpoiation
The
Gross
1963
due
in
with €he SEC on Sept.
$1 par capital stock, to be
underwriting group headed by
public offering price and under¬
statement
of
an
The
Inc.
Co.,
to
be
outstanding 4'/2%
will
European
15,000,000
70,500,000
Debenture bonds:
3%
balance
tions
________
due 2037
series
5%
the
of
&
are
will
shares
through
sale
The
24,700,000
29,700.000
—50,000,000
9.040,500
7,742,900
3«/4% series due 1983
3!A% series due 1984——
full
in
15.000,000
15.000.000
70,500.000
due 1980
23/4%
furnaces.—V.
terms
Proceeds
Exchange Commission—
registration
a
325.000
public
Herrick
writing
has
Republic's Canton
at
electric
17
the Massillon cold rolling mills
(Ohio) steel plant, where the company
182, p. 1223.
supplying
for
steels
Stainless
covering
for
Barrett
Republic.
years by
compared with $1,835,392
10.000.000
15.000,000
series due 1972
2%% series
offered
cold reducing mill now is in pro¬
the completion of a multi-million
corporation's stainless steel operations.
The Sendzimir mill, which can cold roll steel sheets up to 48 inches
wide, is a major facility in the just-completed program to expand
Republic's stainless steel cold rolling and finishing capacity by ap¬
proximately 25.000 tons annually.
The mill can roll 713 feet of stainless steel a minute. It is capable of
rolling the steel to a very light gage as well as providing an ex¬
ceptionally uniform thickness.
This
Is
the
third major stainless steel expansion in the last 16
made
1955,
30,
the
of
expansion
dollar
Pre-tax
$50,000,000
$55,000,000
50.000,000
1970
due
3%
3%
in Production—
filed
company
fiscal
to
Net income for the 12 months
with $27,541,724 in 1954.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
5
Securities and
With
This
company's service territory Includes most of the
larger cities of New Jersey and adjacent areas.
Population of the area
now
served with both electricity and gas is about 3,190.000.
It is one
of the most heavily industrialized areas in the United States.
The
company's transport subsidiary operates the largest fleet of buses in mass passenger service in the country.
reported total
V)-
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
Sayre & Fisher Brick Co., Sayreville, N. J.—Registers
through Keene <fe Co., Inc., New York, N. Y.
be used lor expansion and working capital.
country's widest Sendzimir
in
Massillon. Ohio, with
duction
utility plant.
$143,081,658 was for gas
•/
to
Republic Steel Corp.—New Mill
The
BUSINESS—The
;!*■■
share
per
proceeds are
This
bids
Other
$1
at
net
interest rate.
naming the above
and
The
offering made on
public
!'/•
.
.
(1504)
52
1.000,000
with
other
group."—V.
Glickstein. Vice-President, of New York, is listed
shares (56.5% ) of the outstanding shares.
officials as part of the "underwriters and
180,
p.
2598.
He
as
owner
is
listed
stockholders
adjustment
resulting
from
the
recapitalization.
UNDERWRITERS—The names of the several underwriters
and
the
debentures
and
shares
of
eommon
stock
to
be
hereunder
purchased
Volume 182
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1505)
subject
each,
by
agreement,
are
to
the
terms
and
conditions
of
the
Haupt &
Francis
I.
Co
Debentures
33,000
duPont
&
Co
16,500
90,000
16,500
90,000
16,500
90,000
5,500
30,000
5,500
30,000
Co
$500
Net
W,
York
Corp
&
Co.,
Inc
for
$10,899,393
the
cents
74
1954
Net
with
for
for
taxes,
$458,803
for
the
$5,158,068,
56
Net
against
G.
A.
Beck,
to
the
Executive
a
or
share
sales
the
in
the
the
for
months
period
31,
compared
after
year
quarter
attributed
company's
$272,200
after
share
a
tax
a
second
quarter
last year.
same
Vice-President,
decline
ago.
ago.
Aug.
previous
during
the
for
year
share
a
six
cents
32
the
were
year
a
amounted to $613,182
$1.14
or
current
year
ended
a
period
same
quarter,
$5,986,492
43%
the
fisccal
current
$260,848
to
cents
sales
the
$944,504
for
$1,006,900
second
amounted
or
with
taxes
with
$501,200.
of
reserve
of
$12,039,449 for the
compared
compared
earnings
reserve
months
for the six months ended Aug. 31
Provision
$637,500
was
six
with
share
a
period.
the
was
covering
behalf
on
Scott,
Sept.
on
1,000
of
&
L.
filed
19
shares
James
Horner
shares
held.
American
182,
the
The
to
in
„
of
letter
a
of
stock
common
notification
$1),
(par
to
with
be
Carter,
offering is not underwritten.
p.
President, at $7 per
Lynchburg, Va.—V. 180,
through
Products,
Inc.—Retires Preferred
pany
the
was
Mr.
a
par
amount
same
originally issued when the com¬
incorporated in March, 1946, by the late George B. Sherman.
was
than
more
of
$1,632,316
and
does
an
business
annual
$5,000,000.
Romain
said
to
program
the
5%
streamline
preferred
stock
firm's
the
P. 657.
is
being retired
part of
capitalization.—V. 182,
corporate
/• V'
'
V
J;
;
as
.
announced:
for
of
their
sales
efforts
which
heretofore
have
been
con¬
by Siegler Corp.'
primarily east of the Rocky Mountains whereas
Holly Manufacturing Co. have been primarily throughout
the
sales
the
California
of
and
in
year
$4,000,000. It owns 100,000 square feet of
plant space in
has upwards of 200 employees. It is
planned that Mr.
Johnson will head the new
Holly Division and will be elected a VicePresident of Siegler
Corp. As part of the purchase agreement Siegler
Corp. made a down payment of $250,000 with which
Pasadena
and
Mr.
Johnson
must
purchased
through
Mr.
and
closed
the
Mrs.
tnrough
the
fault
Siegler Corp.
shares
will
Sales
net
expects
the
for
of
the
225,000
charges
costs
The
and
Mrs.
transaction
their
Mrs.
stock
common
Johnson
stock
will
the
be
whereas
transaction
surrendered
is
to
1955
5,100
the
these
that
shares
fiscal
purchase of the stock of Holly Manu¬
through additional bank loans and the
Siegler corporation's common stock.
of
year
Annual
At
present
orders
—V.
ended June 30,
totaled
shares
1955
$774,571,
outstanding
Included
in
the
Co., the earnings
ended
totaled
to
and
$1.53
1955
per
issuance
be
to
not
were
on
telephones
the
in
service,
Bridgeport,
furnishes
other
toll
service
companies,
June
30,
which
slightly
New
EFFECT
debs., due March
Connecticut
within
and,
and
in
points
PRESENT
The
%
314%
capital stock
1978 $15,000,000
1,
1980
25,000,000
15,000,000
15,000,000
$15,000,000
Other
bids
65.6
&
Hutzler,
ship
of
50
15,000,000
1,
1989
20,000,000
20,000,000
5,432,097 shs.
6,000,000 shs.
First
|
Weld
Co.,
&
$1,621,000
right;
per
61.77
changed A. T.
& T.'s share in the owner¬
Boston
Co.
&
Corp.,
and
182,
New
Co.
The
SEC
be
England
Oil
corporation
covering
offered
Telephone
Uranium
&
proceeds
Sept.
on
3,000,000
at
10
filed
21
shares
cents
to
of
from
Co.
to
24.01%
about
Corp., Grand Junction,
of
notification
stock
(par five
underwriting.
without
for
pay
letter
a
common
share,
per
used
be
to
are
incident
expenses
Loan
Signature
30
Loan
The
years.
due
for
are
the
has
compared
combined
operations
backlog of
$1,091,000
a
with
Places Note
—
to
due
of
for
undelivered
a
year
its
and
in
owns
Privately
1967,
with
with
its
York, New Jersey and
This
—
The
Mutual
The
subsidiaries, operates
per
company
Sept.
on
its
have
4'/4%
been
headquarters
18
offices
in
California.—V.
with
the
cents),
to
in
in
New
senior
note
of
business
In
180,
p.
of
letter
a
capital
stock,
of
New Plant—
to
be
offered
are
with
at
to
the
par
be
S.
be
acquired
applied
Power
amounts
Acritet Grain
and
Construction
—V.
182,
®EC
1955,
has
issued
stabilization
the
payment
$15,000,000
a
portion
order
of
The
SEC
pending
plans
.JSC
covering
electronic
of
of
the
Fe Ry. for
equipment.
to
coast
network
reservations
subsidiary
control
Keta
182.
were
the
signing
of
The
by
simul¬
contract
of
Santa
speed
Corp..
a
installation
adopt
to
announced
Ogden
by
Teleregister* s
is
Fe
Teleregister's
the
first
"Magnetronic
%
of
Los
the
Santa
Angeles,
Santa
Fe
applying
Sindeband,
is
made
New
Fe
installation,
Kansas City,
to
access
was
the
the
among
electronics
President
possible
York
of
key
at
of
to
San
reservations
Francisco
system's
first
railroads
per¬
and
central
reservations
Teleregister
that
now
Central
and
Teleregister
three
Santa
Fort
electronic
to
study
control
the
problems.
started four
centers
Corp.,
leading
Fe,
equipment.
all reserved
of
traffic
instantaneously
to
the
Circuits
link
have
said
This
throughout
the
years'
The
New
contracts
equipment
the
national
railroads.
signed
for
will
keep
and permit
accommodations
requested
space
ticket
is
country
and
States,
"continental
available
be
extended
on
determine
to
carrier
any
linked
system.
already blueprinted can
air
United
if
control
space
surface
network"
in
carriers
according to
being studied,
are
Canada and
to
countries
those
Sindeband.
Mr.
well
as
for
Plans
such
he added.—V.
Mexico
the
in
as
complete
a
182,
657.
p.
Templeton
Fund, Inc., Englewood,
Liddell
&
N. J.—
Registers With Securities and Exchange Commission—
SEC
investment
Sept.
on
stock.—V.
filed
company
registration
a
covering 9,000 shares of its
30,
180,
par
v
.
with
statement
$1
954.
p.
for the
construction
of
a
*
from
railway
railway
income
oper.
From Jan. 1—
Gross
from
N-t
from
the
capital
common
•
Net
ry,
1955
1954
1953
1952
$11,856,824 $10,822,246 $11,775,909 $11,664,1382,436,973
2,464,675
2,957,452
3,070,736
568,649
485,247
690,481
855,410
'
-,
182,
<"
23.828,300
5,982,878
income
oper.
,-*.V
,
90,551,067
railway
railway
early next year for completion in
•
....
84,723,991
16,677,145
4,034,631
96,662.351
26,970,641
8,231,722
98,951,114
28,554,849
8,372,259
1060.
p.
1957.
the
funds
interested
bank
required
for
to
4
announced
under
the
of
the
entry
registration
gate
$9,375,000)
of
and
Coombs
"best
a
selling
a
efforts"
of
be
to
used
1933.
of
Act
order"
"stop
a
statement
The
filed
sus¬
company
Ry.
this
by
Equip,
proposed
had
the
public
con¬
offering
of
The
company has
cash
and
ment
of
Other
for
which
'
50c
underwriters
the
share,
per
to
be
would
$1,875,000,
or
paid
receive
exclusive
Golden-Dersch.
to
of
sold
were
had
issued 1,536,000 common
at
lc
proceedings
to
share
per
option to acquire
an
by
Fixed
Commission
Aug.
on
order
of
prior
the
the
such
stipulation
forth
set
of other
view
in
the
of
in
In
from
the
to
the
and
Oil
had
thereto
the
to
come
of
with
•
-I
-
ft
.
$781,812
$464,587
$5,634,471
$4,094,591
47,432
45,691
379,454
365,529
i,
_
'
first
<
of
•
4,645
2,507
23,812
21,092
153,020
trustee
143,562
1,223,102
1,107,307
$576,715
$272,827
$4,008,103
$2,600,663
__
mort¬
of
net income
p.
182,
961.
See
also
stock
July
outstanding,
to
will
the
give
Oct.
in
21
the
two-for-one
stock
of
stock
for
split
1,817,825 shares of new
shareholders of record
treasury.
full
each
to
3,636,143 %
company
held
shares
54,524
a
share
one
of
total
a
or
distributed
be
stock
of
issue
for
approved
28
directors.
the
bv
Co.—Split Voted—
Oil
&
Sept.
on
27
called
action
$10-par(
Oct.
7.
shares outstanding, including
There is only common stock
outstanding.
The
for exploration and develop¬
split
will
250
which
1160.
Coal
stockholders
The
recommended
This
at
10,000,000 shares of common
(two cents per share), as a speculation.
Pacific
Texas
none
misleading
statement.
19
to be used to pay
-j
atten¬
that
Air Securities Corp., of Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sept.
182, p.
'■
I
for:
bonds
Balance
—V.
The
proceeds are
66,261
2,024,035
1,958,653
252,162
-
■
fund—general
deposits
share
net
r
refunding mtge.
and other
mortgage
861.
costs.—V.
„
7.977
8,762
238,622
:
•
1,050,195
$G,184,8871
royalts'
pro¬
Superior Uranium Corp. (Utah)—Stock Offered—Bel-
ment
1,412,603
$7,661,855
68,731
the officers
asserted
materially
any
registration
of
339,333
$724,726
_________
Retirement
15,
of
hearing,
notice
204,154
$5,134,691
337,040
net in.
of
Sinking
entry
Commission's
this submission,
consenting
knowledge
personal
omissions
consent
the
Commission's
which
matters
company
had
or
and
of
the
registrant and its counsel.
persons
182, p.
its
commencement
to
matters
ceedings and in
effect
transferred
currently in
last
The
the
has
be
Is
dividend
F.
Six,
acquired
&
In
Oil
the
the
persons
until
Chairman,
Keta
from
Co.,
in
Township,
by
W.
&
the
Va.,
and
on
and
independent
Corp.
all
of
to
of
of
stock dividend,
100%
a
capital
the
excess
account
from
dividend was 45c per share,
running $1.80 per share.
quarterly
since $18,178,earned
surplus,
$33,000,000.
with
the
annual
currently
rate
Pa.,
stock
in
gas
of
Keta
all of
which according
to
and engineers have recently been
commercial quantities.
reports
proved
to
existing
well
as
the
production,
all
acquired
by
Swan-Finch
as
Clearfield
production
County,
Carbon
from
Pa.,
one
which
fields
in
through
its
Midale
well in Rockton Township,
holds
jointly
with
Columbian
Keta
has
.
rental
miles
25
3,500
South, which is
producing from
companies on two
production is the
the Mississippi
feet.
paid 25 cents per acre bonus plus 2 cent*
in Parcel 56 in the Montmarte area and 100,000
two comoanies jointly
for
in
98.449 acres
Parcel
Drilling
wells
exploration permit was granted the two
Southeast of Regina.
Nearest oil
miles
field
at
acres
Pennsylvania
producing
35
57
in
the Francis-Odessa
area.
will commence soon, officials said, with several exploratory
for both properties.—V. 182, p. 861.
scheduled
Co.
Keta
Driftwood and Wharton
Benezette,
and Pure Oil Co. have leased 198,440 acres in South¬
for a joint exploration venture, it was announced
4.
Crown
A
blocks
The
on
company
Saskatchewan
Oct.
on
sand
acquisition of the stock of Keta Gas & Oil Co., comprises 27 producing
wells
This
east
geologists
natural
Canadian Venture—
this corporation
the
stock.
acquired
gas
properties
in Gore
Bell Geologic Structure in the counties
Fayette,
contain
Oil
of
Swan-Finch
Clearfield, Ind.,
of
3 announced that
Oct.
on
Gas
exchange
an
transaction
will
Oct.
Sept. 16 filed a letter of notification with the
$250,000 of subordinated 5%
debentures, series G, to be
submitted
company
stop
view
V.
income
Net
Approp.
gage
The
in
244,915
$6,249,252
$1,029,196
_
charges
r
shares to the promoters for
the
22,106
$385,393
__
income
38,736,676
4,617,404
2,780,892
38,156,830
5,300,422
2,968,607v
28,297
Miscellaneous deductions
additional 375,000 shares at lc per share.
an
announced
were
income
4,659,269
695,069
333,255
$692,156
"
income—
opr.
Proceeds
totaling
$54,500
and
the
assign¬
to it.
An
additional 650,000 shares
Golden-Dersch; and the underwriters
options
ry.
Total
advances
and
:
(net Dr.)
1955—8 Mos.—1954
$6,095,0-32 $52,920,026 $51,473,818
4,945,407
652,311
348,001
fa^l. rents, (net Dr.)
stock at $2.50 per share? (or an aggre¬
Golden-Dersch & Co., Inc., of New York,
Inc.
The offering was to be made
the
promotional
property
rentals
Net
purchase of title to real and personal prop¬
erty and for constructing and operating a luxury hotel near Las Vegas.
were
Jt.
Vegas,
accruals
tax
Earnings Up—
1955—Month—1954
$6,666,172
revenues
Operating expenses
of
expenses
for
of
issuance
registration
common
Las
basis,
selling
the
the
Securities
of
commission
$135,000
Nev.—Offering Suspended
Operating
order.
through
Co.
&
of
statement
3,750,000 shares of the
their
Discount Co., Atlanta, Ga.—Files With SEC
on
Pacific Ry.—August
Texas &
effectiveness
corporation
already been approached by
which is interested in common
acreage
which
on
the
the
new
Swan-Finch
uranium
leases
Exploration
company
a
Santa
&
track, automatically,
(a compound containing carbon
Fumigant
commence
Oct.
on
the
revealed,
giving
to
Southern
of
Exchange.—V.
acrylonitrile).
will
Sun Hotel, Inc., Las Vegas,
Keta's
of
request
a
hearing upon
the common
stock
financing
proposals of this company and Its
subsidiaries, Alabama Power Co.
and Georgia Power Co.—V.
182, p. 1224.
The
stockholders
Coast-to-Coast Electronics
passenger
Period End. Aug. 31—
transactions.
of
with
and
Georgia Power Company
in
$5,500,000 and $8,500,000.
The subsidiaries
an
of
installation
1225,
p.
Gas
SEC—
Company
of
to
Stock
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Acquires Keta Firm—
treasury funds to the extent
to the purchase of additional common stock
use the proceeds
to provide
construction programs.-
17,
in
to
together
to $3,500,000,
Alabama
respective
be
to
balance,
required up
of
may
are
J.
Haven,
—V.
and
tetrachloride
a
the
this
having
ago.
network
chloride,
announced
3
used
registration statement with the SEC on Sept.
1,658,033 shares of its $5 par cmnmon stock.
As
reported, Southern proposes to offer
1,507,303 shares for
subscription by its stockholders on a 1-for-12
basis, the offering to
be underwritten at
competitive bidding. The 150,730 balance represents
and
distributed
American
Plans
immediate
The
possibility
($25
covering
Proceeds
be
the
announcement
phase
have
equipment.
ry.
par
previously
notes
of
interests
of the trustees in liquida¬
royalty Interests in kind to the
Corp.,
which
would complete
the
coast-to-coast
is
Pacific
Chicago,
will
Net
Robert
which
other
Engineering research leading to the present contract
and
has
shares
to
—
of
which
the
first
in
Gross
publicly offered
notification
Southern Co., New
York—Registers With
1955,
recently
structure
tests
op¬
nearly
1443.
underwriting.
The net proceeds
payment of short-term indebtedness.
See also New
England Electric System above.
30,
the
Worth
the
York
City and
Massachusetts, Connecticut,
for
filed
types
reservation
net
mining
to
The
new
The
filed
19
covering 1,220 shares
share i, without
company
all
serving the
Reservisor"' unit.
multi-million
dollar
petrochemical plant at Louisville, Ky. for
production of carbon tetrachloride, chloroform, methylene chloride
anhydrous
hydrogen chloride. The
new
plant
will be
located
adjacent to Stauffer's existing Louisville plant. The latter currently
produces carbon tetrachloride,
perchlorethylene, anhydrous hydrogen
Oct.
on
company
statements
Southern Berkshire Power & Electric
Co.—Files—
SEC
that
and
Oil
&
on
a
Atchison, Topeka
from
of
$2,000,000
a
predecessors
has
New
W.
have
House
intention
the
was
traded
toward
with
Net
This
1964.
company
by
geologic
Va.
Miv
Texas & New Orleans RR.—Earnings—
ago.
working capital.
also
in
anticipated
future
near
County,
Cogan
Counties,
Cove
structures
The
Bell
the
on
Fayette
Whip
corporation.
August—
Stauffer Chemical Co.—To Build
of
Signature
is
Oil
Corp. a
geologic struc¬
Vb
erations.—
directors
added
and
the
Cove
gas.
it
carried
Gas
Swan-Finch
be
corporation,
This
tion
York
Ind.,
on
&
of
1224.
p.
Southwestern
and
be
of
will
of
to
Colorado—Files With SEC—
The
note,
New
the
that it
these
Keta
the
of
steps
agents
cents
54.1
Cooley & Co. (jointly),
cents; and Salomon Bros.
Scranton
130,410 shares
of Southern
22%.—V.
W.
cents.
the
Life Insurance Co. of New York.
will
of
carrier
15,000,000
White,
were:
Chas.
The
cents;
Sale
received
Co.,
the
of
in
Gas
House
interest
Hampshire
Wnip
natural
although
Keta
Cogan
carried
'
Putnam
company, a consumer finance company
operating in four
eastern states and in
California, has placed a 5% $150,000 subordinated
Mutual
and
of
made
added
shares
electronic
1987
75.6 cents per right.
was
In
the
on
a
Township,
Bell
Teleregister Corp.
the
1,
_
be
distribute
taneously
25,000,000
1985
$25)
(par
left
was
Network—
this
Outstanding
1,
due Sept.
debs., due July
debs., due April
debs., due June
waa
1161.
p.
1955.
Proceeds
Furst
to
handling
FINANCING
1,
debs.,
3>/4%
it
areas.
points
TO
that
it.
on
First
GIVING
said
Britain,
Hartford,
within
between
approxi¬
On
of
Gore
the
proved,
will
shareholders
sonnel
special
June
Signature Loan
been
holdings
Mr.
had
companies
June
30,
1955.
Corp.,
Southern's
Secondary Offering—Blyth & Co., Inc. on Oct. 6 of¬
fered publicly 130,410 shares of Southern's capital stock
at $41 per share, with a concession of 80 cents to dealers.
This offering followed an award by the American Tele¬
phone & Telegraph Co. to the Blyth firm of the 1,173,696
rights to subscribe to Southern New England shares in
connection with the company's offering to its stockhold¬
ers of the above-mentioned 543,209 shares.
The success¬
on
operations
1224.
p.
improvements to
will
Connecticut.
35-year 23/4%
The
$10,471 144
equivalent
the July
after
year's
30, 1955.
Hallamore
division
the
amounting
182,
also
with
30-year 3»/e%
Report—
business
Mfg,
proceeds
Authorized
sented
First
expenses is non-recurring in nature. With the
July 1955 financ¬
Siegler's interest charges have been
materially reduced. Since the
Siegler Corp. on June 6, 1955
acquired, by merges** the
12-:months
there
productive
if
ing,
the
service
In
were
CAPITALIZATION
the
taxes,
505,454
shares.
Hallamore
the
not
of approximately $300,000 for
interest, loan commission and
combining operations of companies merged; a large
portion of
of
and
Stamford and Waterbury exchange
company
conjunction
of
in
had '967,266
one-half
Haven,
The
telephones
company
than
New
Siegler
financed
earnings,* after
on
stock.
common
retain
and
common
Siegler Corp. Issues
share
of
(subject to extension to Jan. 15, 1956).
Siegler Corp. it is not closed by that time
Mr.
such
will be
additional
extensions, additions
of
has
mately
consideration.
facturing Co.
remainder
Oil
1955
of
of
time
without
of
15,
Johnson
fault
by that
Corp.
sale
17,242
be closed by Dec.
If
The
time
liquidation
and
of
excess
received.
the
at
W^st
Coast market. It is
contemplated that future
development for both divisions will be centralized in the
plant of Holly Manufacturing Co. in California. Fall sales of
Holly
Manufacturing Co. indicate the likelihood of sales for the
research
structure
$600,000
in
that
proved
corporation
tion
ducted
approximate
to
located
said
been
connecting
&
Following negotiations extending over a period of time the corpora¬
agreed on Sept. 17, 1955 to purchase all of the
outstanding stock
of Holly Manufacturing Co., of Pasadena
Calif., from Mr. and Mrs. J.
Stanley Johnson for $3,000,000 in cash. The Siegler corporation has
for a long time been one of the
leading manufacturers of space heating
equipment ana
recently has engaged in research and development
work in connection with wall
type heaters. In the latter field as well
as
in
that
of
central
heating equipment Holly Manufacturing Co.
has been one of the major
producers with a well organized develop¬
ment
and
research
department. The combination of the two com¬
panies will complement their products and in addition will
permit a
that
geologic structure located in Clearfield,
Pa., and also a carried interest of
Ve
tion
ful bid
Siegler Corp.—Acquisition of Heater Firm—Stock Fi¬
nancing Planned—John G. Brooks, President, on Sept. 20
coordination
said
royalty interest
Lycoming County, Pa.,
company furnishes local
telephone service within
the State of Connecticut except in the
principal portion of the Town
of Greenwich, which is served
by New York Telephone Co., and in
a
few small communities where
Common
$100.
Today the firm lists assets
of
Furst, President of Keta Gas &
Furst
Furst
BUSINESS—The
34-year
Stock—
outstanding at its
of
This, he said,
Mr.
telephone plant.
33-year
2192v
The initial capital investment of this
corporation is being "paid off."
W. A. Romain, President, on Oct. 3 announced action
by the board
of directors to retire
$55,000 in preferred stock
value
Dale
to be used first to repay advances
Co., evidenced by 3.25%
de¬
are
Telegraph
expected
are
are
pay
&
the
offered
share,
Inc.,
Mason,
Telephone
which
proceeds
used
caused
1224.
p.
notes,
33-year 3
Sherman
S.
the
intention
of
the
trustees
in
liquidation
of
Keta
Gas
&
Oil
Corp. to distribute the Swan-Finch shares to the stockholders of Keta
Gas & Oil Corp.
Distribution would be made about Nov. 1.
structure
Shenandoah Gas Co., Lynchburg, Va.—Files With SEC
SEC
used
overriding
outside
company
and
in
more
reduction
business
export
by foreign import restrictions and dollar shortages.—V.
The
underwriting.
debentures
ture
mand
first
compared
Net earnings
or
without
40%
from
Sheaffer Pen Co.—Sales & Profits Down—
sales
$1,000,
outstanding
299.
p.
PROCEEDS—The net proceeds
(W. A.)
and
redeem
178,
Sept. 28 the right to subscribe on or before Oct. 28 for
543,209 additional shares of capital stock (par $25) at
$33 per share on the basis of one new share for each
960.
p.
of
to
are
capital.—V.
nine
Co
&
Securities
Warren
182,
Hammill
&
Clayton
—V.
denominations
proceeds
working
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Stock Offered
—The company is offering to its stockholders of record
90,000
16,500
Shearson,
in
net
for
$180,000
Johnston, Lemon & Co._
Walston
offered
The
Shares
Ira
underwriting
follows:
as
53
Gore
and
Bell
Swan-Finch
has
near
recently
Grants,
Administration
pools,
in
acquisition
N.
Mex.,
of
in
on
awarded
Six
Mr.
Keta
accelerated
has
major company,
development with
a
addition to a third pool
has important holdings.
activity in
newly
which the Defense
contracts
covering
Minerals
more
than
100
test
holes.
from
this property in August and more than 1,000 tons in Sep¬
Output Is expected to increase until the 2,000-ton-a-month
level
is
Swan-Finch
atained. *
r
removed
more
than
600
tons
of
Consolidated
acquired
ore
tember.
Textron American, Inc.—Net Profit
uranium
Up—Continues Di¬
versification—Royal Little, Chairman of
Oct. 1, said in substance:
to
$2,602,000
net
on
profit
sales
of
the Board,
on
for the first six months of 1955 amounted
$82,315,000. For the second quarter consoli¬
,
sales of $49,149,000.
On July 8 the corporation acquired all
the stock of The Homelite
Corp. of East Port Chester. Conn., which produces' power chain sawa *
dated
and
On
net
profit
was
engine-driven
Sept.
$942,000
pumps
and
on
generators.
30 the corporation acquired
100% of the shares of Camcar
„
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1506)
Screw
&
Corp.,
Manikin
and
Co.,
A.
Indiana
Corp.,
Screw
Cadillac
Corp.,
Mfg.
Metal
Products
Rockford, 111., and with plants in Rockford, in Belvidere, 111.,
and in
Rochester, Ind. This acquisition will add to Textron's family of diversi¬
fied
industries
tive
and
Also
Of
producer of metal fasteners for the aircraft,
a
automo¬
southwestern
in
•As
result
a
plant
new
was
large areas of uncut timber.
Oregon near
the
of
a
the
monthly in
$1,000,000
average
dent.
Textron
fourth
Inc., is actively
American,
achieve
these
if
goal
our
is now in
if
quarter
The
to
Textron's
textile
$300,000,000
it
of liquidation,
process
now
possible for
volume in 1956.
appears
sales
total
to
us
Coquille plant has been currently operating at a production rate
100,000,000 feet of plywood per year. Also included in the
Textron purchase is a 65 acre log pond adjoining the mill now com¬
pletely filled with a seasoned supply of peeler logs. Textron also
acquires
"The
purchase
operated
—V.
to
182,
as
standing timber now owned
other assets necessary for
V-4/
.
and
This
American,
'
•-
A
1
''
corporation
Division
announced
on
has
received
General
of
Sept.
share
per
30.
Motors
The
order
an
for
$300,000
over
Corp. Leonard C.
order,
which
the
is
cluding
these
equal
$1.71
for
the
the
figues
and
Schwab,
W.
Presi¬
operating
statement
superiority
Robert
liabilities
Hall
Clothes,
The
of
with
company's
of
204
increase
24
of
previous
during
assets
Long
the
with
family clothing, centers, continues to
an
the
current
from
of
units,
shares.
wide
nation
The
grow.
the year.—V.
181,
Freight Co.
Wholly-Owned
(&
Revenue
Net
President,
six
year
history, is for a number of Thermal's high temperature,
gas
heat exchangers. These exchangers are identical
to
three delivered earlier to Allison. All will be
incorporated into Allison's
$75,000,000 expansion of its gas turbine
research,
operating
Other
income;
to
the
Subs.)
it
engineering,
order
first
raises
time.
It
Thermal's
backlog
with
compares
above
Thermal's
the
$500,000
entire
Shipment of about one third of the Allison
before the close of the year, Mr. Peskin stated.
pected
The
Thermal
city
gas,
well
a
oil
corporation
and
line of
combination
heat
burners.—V.
manufactures
181, p.
and
gas
equipment
high
oil
mark
sales
1954
$460,097.
Its
Net
The
603,954
$735,980
for
volume
order
is
ex¬
$513,042
299,566
299,566
$2.45
Earnings
per
—V.
p.
It
manufactures
180,
Net
sales
Cost
In
of
one
the
midtown
major
New
real
York
estate
City
long-term lease on the
Street, southeast corner of
syndicate
by
by Lawrence A.
Tishman, President.
Norman
The
skyscraper
and
space
Madison
headed
contains
fronts
150
Wien,
to
at
Provision
22
220,000
40th
East
Oct.
on
3
Equity
and
.The lease, which
the
building to
expires
in
taken
was
the
of
office
'-After
on
Madi¬
August
back by Tishman Realty when
Massachusetts
November
182,
1978,
but
Mutual
includes
Life
two
Insurance
25-year
1161.
p.
Co.
it
sold
in
1953,
This
options.
renewal
sales
'August—
Gross
Net
ry.
1953
from
Net„from
$530,424
$647,823
$516,322
207.074
181.279
252.531
Net
ry.
46,021
65,169
is
—V.
182, p.
5,188,675
1,670,988
4,612,393
1,689,014
4,420,207
1,618,442
493,705
513,576
This
truck
income
2,140,842
679,110
1060.
on
Sept. 23 filed
1,200,000 shares
of
offered
at
25
cents
actfvitles6 l° bC
to
and
many
letter
a
Steel
notification
stock
without
(par
with
cents)
The pro-
to
of
entrance
in
into
Known
product
to
be
s
the
as
line
and
diversification
TelExecutive,
the
is
produced
which
field,
expansion
first
for
at
and
the
the
of
care
research
new
steadily
diversified
center.
expanding
products
cut
This
marks
latest
newest
addition
;
that
of
Underwood
to
one
of
miles
Rubber
force
makes
to
20
40
throwing
qualities,
tread
degrees
off
tire
a
eliminates
and
from
run
said,
cut
cooler,
treads
and
high
-
rupture-proof,
growth.
It
the
speed,
182,
i to
also
danger
improves
increased
States
Steel
its
device
of
National
is
the
Tube
second
corporation's
announced
tread
Plastic
Pipe,-known
N.
E.
to
on
the
4
of
early
this
,
National
"stainless"
distribution
today
by
the
Division.
kind
this
Chloride,
material
Tube
Smelting
initial
an
sub¬
company's
the
American
year
President
of
&
50-ton
important
area."
mining
activities
Development's
development."—V.
182,
of
the
re¬
added
Scorah
that
definite
very
a
the mining
in
first
the
and
of
Co.,
Development
program
Mr.
the
in
southwest
completion
the
rehabilitation
sub¬
mining
mines
miles
18
Western
of
marks
ore
mining
the
as
lead-zinc
operated
approximately
Scorah,
Western
Natural
filed
company
covering
offered
for
Net
be
of
area
658.
p.
With SEC—
Gas-Co.—Registers
registration
a
first
$2,500,000
wi.h the SEC
statement
due
bonds,
mortgage
public sale at competitive bidding.-
Oct.
on
1980,
to
,
be
!-'
/
tn
for
additions
facilities..!
from
at
Other
and
all
for
funds
for
to
loans;
its
reimburse
Construction
period
the
30,
June
and
mains
other
construction
for
required
to
made.
gas
of the company to
bank
outstanding
previously
$3,600,000
substantially
1956,
of
improvements;
and
expenditures
estimated
are
31,
$470,000
retire
capital
to the general funds
will be added
proceeds
used
finance
treasury
expenditures*
1955,
Dec.
obtained
be
to
are
to
distribution
gas
depreciation reservations and retained earnings.—-V.-
178,-p. 996.
Corp.—New Air Conditioner Announced
Worthington
conditioner for homes,
completely new air
Oct.
5
of
plastic
pipe
division,
National's
year.
be
to
first
the
plastic
manufactured
pipe
by
Polyethylene,
was
known
but
officials
is
material
new
a
pointed
should
PVC,
as
out.—V.
not
is
for
182,
be
produced
at
regarded
piping
as
a
installations,
1225.
p.
stores
buildings
first
regional air conditioning and refrigeration
season.
announced
was
on
:
*
The
—
wili
unit
new
and
Conditioning
\
crawl
as
floor
with
limited
7
■
Flexi-coot
the new
is
installations, such
space
The sections
ceiling.
vertical
combinations
to
enable
flexibility
in
arranging
complete
' •'
basement, garage. It may be'mounted «n
from
joists
on
Division,
all types of
attic, closet,
space,
hung
or
in'various
*\
as "Flexi-Cocl."' ' ;
^ ;v / ,
Vice-President in charge of Worthington's
Refrigeration
practically
to
its
at
dealer meeting for, the
known
be
I: According to Matt Lawler,
Air
small busi¬
and
corporation
this
by
ness
adaptable
substitute
to
are
wholly-owned
a
with
1956
nationwide
pipemaking
early
Polyvinyl
proceeds
from
ore
Oct.
M.,
M.,
M.,
shipment
an
resources
1955,
A
the
as
Ind.
Gary,
the
product
family include electric, standard and
portable
typewriters, accounting and adding
machines, continuous form ma¬
chines, electronic computers, punched card
equipment, and integrated
data processing units and
business machine
supplies.
The new TelExecutive is similar to the famous TelePrompTer which
js widely used
throughout the television and motion picture industries.
N.
N.
Inc.,
Mines,
lead-zinc
..
This
the
&
Graham
through
net
The
'
Corp.—New Product—
Chloride
introduced, for
was
Ala.
(par
1225.
p.
Polyvinyl
plastic's,
of
formed
extensive
of
Wisconsin
V
United
share,
per
stock
common
for
car
flexible,
reduces
high
at
contributes
and
tread
cents
Development Co.,
of
"this
an
expansion
Announced—
line of passenger
eight
the
with
notification
of
letter
a
confidently expect major lead-zinc production and
natural
marketing.,
its
step
to
electro-mechanical prompting
distribution.
Other
members
commercial
from
Tires
new
a
With
pro¬
market
are
we
five
Cerrillos,
Inc.,
William
Fe.
property
S.
riding
mileage.—V.
of
program.
Underwood's
portable
the
announced
6
resistance
tire
speed
Co.—New
Rubber
like
Ala.—Files
non-assessable
of
Birmingham,
delivery
at
annual
an
at
Deming,
at
District
activation
"we
other
containing
U.
corporations
Oct.
5
introduced a machine
audio-visual communication i
the
Underwood
is
year
wire.
centrifugal
oil and mining
Underwood Corp.—Introduces New
Machine—
on
current
the
five
underwriting.
all
wire,
a
high
of
common
share,
per
l° P&y expenses lncldent
corporation
take
States
National
""This
the
in
filed
29
ihat Western
5
Western
stated
monthly
1060.
tires
doubles
comPflny
covering
be
units
designed
strength steel
536,896
Triton Oil & Mining
Co., Inc., Denver, Colo.—Files—
to
distribution
company on Oct.
makes
SEC
far
all-time
an
$200,000,000.
the
Santa
4,
46,465
4,646,893
railway
oper.
1,640,704
the corporation anticipates capital expenditures of approxi¬
for
timber,
expansion of
manufacturing
plants,
United
172,623
59,544
railway.
thus
the
in
as
same
but
producer of natural gas, lead, zinc and other minerals
Mines,
Cerrillos
1952
From Jan. 1—
Gross
of
establishing
the
Birmingham,
shares
and
Oct.
Co.,
phase
$18,000,000
about
'
known,
yet
Development Co.—Ships First Ore—
on
of
This
1954
income
oper,
2,004,234
quarter
$0.65
$10,000,000
—V., 182, p.
$603,767
railway
railway
from
of
be
$690,000.
not
course,
for expenses incident to mining activities.
pay
property
sidiary
76.900
$1.24
end
the Sewaren and
not over
shipment.
831,325
$1,083,179
affiliated
of
Co.,
offered
commenced
Refining
dividends.
volume
our
year
plywood
1955
from
Net
2,312,635
earns,
at
exceeded
excess
mately
RR.—Earnings—
net
outstanding
and
in
rate
gram
& Western
income_„_
on
preferred
additional
Toledo, Peoria
139,500
$2,654,708
shares
record,
—V,
taxes
be
of
are,
should
Sept.
Pa.,
company,
mining
27,013,352
companies not consolidated
♦Earnings per common share
feet
75
43,901,479
150,502
in undistributed
feet
square
Street
for
prior
expected
overall earnings,
our
on
182, p. 962.
on
be
to
to
sidiary,
$49,019,324 $29,067,356
(net)
profit
becomes
tin in process,
cannot be
operation
the burden
quarter
6,000,000
Pittsburgh,
used
Western
Net
has
investment
an
announced
was
L_
should
and
and
trained
inventory of
working
a
estimated to
now
third
earnings
company
announced
1954
1955
expenses
31.
capacity
is
The
25.
Aug.
on
Aug.
on
of
personnel
Gary
However,
year.
Mining
cent),
involving
year
corporation
building
Avenue,
it
than
East
on
this
Ave.
son
July 31—
and
charges
Com.
more
feet
Sale—
the
of
property,
43-story office
sold (its
40th
transactions
skyscraper
that
Western
—
sales
of
Other
Tishman Realty & Construction
Co., Inc
a
share
3 Months Ended
up
the
plants is
Co.,
be
1004.
1921.
out
65%
of
$1.71
-
United States Plywood Corp. (& Subs.)—Earns. Higher
as
adapted to the unique characteristics of
build
to
the
covering
This
temperature, high velo¬
burners.
dividends
515r
p.
Securities and Exchange Commission—
31,154
800,202
taxes
Income
Cash
rate
converting Gary to the process used at
one
and
facilities.
The
the
of
of
for
Warrior
$1,148,150
SEC
income
operation
shipped
was
the
operating
from
the
Island
appears
44,903
$1,558,169
21,987
Federal
for
182,
Corp.—V.
$1,103,247
55,272
Interest
Provision
at
our
time
period of 1954.—V.
ciirect-fir«>d
testing
cost
Results
$1,502,897
.'
corporation's
the Vanadium
by
Vanadium
put into
was
scrap
is
as
profits
first of
Neville
1954
16,382,875
net
Total
be
will
operations
resulting from charges incident to the maintenance of a non-producing
facility, has now been eliminated.
18,107.685
profit
take
normal
$19,610,582 $17,486,122
Operating expenses
the
will
It
so
1955
mining
We expect to reach designed capacity by the end of October.
chain
The
States
6 Months Ended June 30—
and the
Oct. 4, said in part:
on
detinned
steadily
proficient.
2626.
p.
that
operated
Rhodesian
Gary plant
of
production
consists
now
unusually
of
Detinning Co.—New Plant in Operation—A. C.
carload
increase
year.
retail
chain
was
last
believed
be
subsidiary,
company's
Current
Total
year.
is
200
than
more
tonnage
size of the reserves
the
of
purchased from
was
comprises
large
a
basis.
properties will
owned
The
$151,-
debt
term
previous
$105,106,911
cost
Mines,
and
contain
to
Because
it
ore,
low
a
the Bahati
Johannesburg,
Buttfield, President,
year,
of
called
be
believed
the
of
on
Vulcan
in¬
first
$67,218,145.
compared
the
of
is
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
of
$392,206,510
to
For
1954
It
manganese ore.
new
wholly
1955..
$42,882,152.
$1,500,000
Inc.,
number
same
amounted
$7,695,816,
of
ended June 30,
$50,400,017.
and
$116,029,648
was
the
30,
June
to
interests-of
miles.
conducted
year
on
concession,
Weedon
square
high grade
Argentine
consolidated
outstanding
the
period
of
increased
reduction
a
worth
sales
current
$24,500,000,
for
fiscal
$343,010,088
were
shares
share
per
the
intercompany
786,156
Thermal's
in
J.
-The
the
year
exchange.
net earnings
to
sales
net
United
r
from
Peskin,
largest
by
of
from
foreign
5,368,781
on
with
compares
Total
Thermal Research & Engineering Carp.—Contract—
The
■
Allison
accounts
eliminated
of
5
fiscal
the
a
will
Inc.
company
the
year,
been
Oct.
on
for
or
and
514.
•
•
of
Plywood
price of the assets is $4,000,000. The
Coquille Plywood, a division of Textron
258
pp.
amount
Coquille
operation.
complete
be
considerable
a
contract
prior
corporation
report shows consolidated net earnings of $15,542,804, equivalent
$2.90
net
about
under
of
this
released
was
have
The
of
1955
the
restrictions
will
negotiating several other acquisi-
the
successful
are
of
30,
in
Working capital
Coquille Plywood, Inc.,
and
As
for
report
subsidiary
operations break even.
tions
annual
June
$9,161,569,
announced, Textron's total sales
acquisitions
equal $20,000,000 monthly and its net earnings before taxes should
soon
27th
ended
30, Textron purchased the inventories and fixed assets
Sept.
Coquille Plywood, Inc. of Coquille, Ore. This company was organized
three years ago by a group of plywood executives and
built
The
because
appliance fields.
on
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.—Profits Up—
with headquarters at
Fastener Corp.,
A.
:.
of
arranged
be
may
positioning,
horizontal
or
position
intake and
air
de¬
.
.?.5
tive
fco Henry-*K Junge, Executive
,
bolsters
concentrate
the
on
TelExecutive
their
VlcerPresident, the TelExecu¬
speakers, and permits them to
of
their
message
speakers
of
the
relieves
to
across
tedious
the
audience.
chore
of
casions
the
such
conventions,
Another
the
after
sales
of
uses
dinner
of
the
the
TelExecutive
are
speaking
oc¬
luncheon
or
meetings,
application
delivery of their
E.
a
G.
The
new
speeches, corporate meetings,
lectures and
rallies!
political
training
TelExecutive
sermons.—V.
would
182,
be
to
assist
clergymen
1060.
p.
more
owned
President, on Oct.
subsidiary.
and
and
"Upjohn de
by Dec. 1,
will
enable
effectively
distribution
Mexico
S.
A.
in
the
all
parent
company
1955.
set
abroad
up
by
Upjohn,
the
a
number of years
subsidiary is the fourth
other
foreign
companies
are
The
Union
■
Oil
Co.
of
Eight Months Ended August 31—
Controlled
Refinery
Sales
crude
for
182,
p.
of
of
runs
of
Expend
—V.
supply
crude
crude
oil
and
property
oil
oil
Paulo.—V.
1955
31 015 798
36,889,352
35,808,430
48,009,189
48,010,158
replacements $60,679,395 $52,471,559
1060.
Corp.—Registers With
The
Inc.,
to
19o5,
be
basis
offered
of
conmon
will
one
to
on
wfn
k
have
to
of
of
Nov.
holders
Aircraft &
will
share
stock-held
expire
basis
for
of
1,
the
preference
record
19do.
Oct.
on
Snares
certificates
for
stock
18,
wiii
for
1955.
also
shares
of
each
The
be
20
shares
subscription
offered
common
the
on
stock
of
pr,
t0 the exPiration of the
stockholders
of
record
of
United
of
offer
same
United
Transport Corp. who. by exchange of their
certificates
I
'
become
after
subscription
offer,
Aircraft Corp.
Rinlet °irfern8 T„t0 b®. underwrltten by a group headed by Harriman
J.pIeZ f* supplied .The subscription price and underwriting terms
to
be
by amendment.
are
fbe fdded ^the
required,
outstanding 5
an
amount
,r
equal
cumulative
to
accrued
to
New Chairman
redeem
the
stock
dividends.-V.
entire
at
p
corporation
issue
$102 50
182,
voted
to
purchase
such
shares
This
of
Electrol,
per
1382
Sept.
of
and
the
now
share
plus
drip
Buschmann,
all
of
at
of Board
Elected—
filed
the
directors
Chairman
was
elected
of
of
Van
the
Norman
Co.
on
Oct.
4
elected
Donald
P.
of
Chairman
succeeding Frederick D. Van Norman who
Emeritus, it was announced by James Y. Scott,
Zenith
President.
This
served
as
Chairman of the American Bosch Arma
of Springfield. Mass.
He is a director of Robbins & Myers "Co.;
Hungerford Plastic Corp.; and The Third National Bank of Springfield.
Corp.
Herbert I. Segal of New York
Committee.—V. 182, p. 1060.
elected
was
Chairman
of the
—
the
members
is
and
Registers
its
of
his
of
are
$1
and
to
par
are
family.
be
the
SEC
common
held
by
They
offered
constitute
public
lor
180,
Executive
on
sale
394.
p.
•
-
•
>
-
.
Radio Corp.—New
corporation
on
stock.
August
over-the-counter market at the time of
involved.
T'qe company has outstanding
I
•
with
statement
shares
outstanding
stock.—V.
*"
Wyo.
Hess
Board,
Mr. Hess until June
registration
now
holdings,
in
underwriting
shares
for
connection,.,and
drain
Newcastle,
254,000
and
Seattle,
of
condensate
pan,
Co.,
a
are
prevaling
No
2,120,000
shares
Buschmann
prices
coils
Exchange Commission—
covering
1955,
Worthington
duct
555.
p.
Gas
&
comnany
29.
254.000
The
remote
valve. Coils can be installed in either horizontal
182,
>
The
as
Oct.
2
Hearing Aid—
announced
new
a
3-transistor hearing
aid.
priced at $50.-that has all of the power and performance of many
hearing aids selling for more than $200.
The
cents
week
new
a
instrument
week,
for
as
vacuum
will
compared
tube
for
operate
to
a
a
battery
battery
cost
of
of
cost
from
about
to
SI
$2
10
per
models.
William N. Brown, Manager of Zenith's hearing aid division, said
development of the $50 50X was a major achievement in Zenith's
long crusade to lower the cost of hearing.
that
^Vanadium Corp. of America—Buys Concession—
This
general funds of the
preferred
4
sale.
a registration statement with the SEC on
243,-xo.. snakes of its preference stock, $100
Nov.
1, 1965, unless previously
redeemed),
subscription by its common stockholders on the
prior
Oct.
on
SEC—
covering
(convertible
par
directors
of
Kingston, N. Y. received by the Guaranty Trust Co. of New
York City under a request for tenders dated
Sept. 8, 1955. The number
of shares tendered,
although less than the 50,000 shares invited, ex¬
ceeded 10%
of the outstanding stock of Electrol, Inc.
_rr^le corporation filed
Sept- 27,
Oil
type
V
the
were
equipment within application range. The colls
with
ducts.—V.
Wyton
air
enough
air cooled condensing units, commercial packaged
With Securities and
(bbls.)_
&
vertical
or
products at the
other- new
these
any
or
encased
have
take care of a variety of applications. -■
announced
Among
yet'-'still
problems
stocking
to
thermostatic expansion
1573.
p.
fully
are
Van Norman Co.—Accepts Electrol Tenders—
(bbls.)
products
178,
also
meeting.
with Worthington
use
1954
31,890,116
(bbls.)
additions
United Aircraft
Upjohn Co. of Canada, Toronto; The Upjohn Co. of England, Ltd.,
London; and Upjohn do Brasil Produtos Pharamaceuticos' Ltda.,.Sao
California—Interesting Facts—
Lawler
Mr.
dealer
condensing units
'
•
Upjohn products have been marketed in Mexico for
firm
participate
phases
Mexico,
through agents and distributors. The Mexican
such
to
of pharmaceutical
develop¬
according to Dr. Upjohn. Called
de C. V.," it is expected to begin operations
in
their
cut
can
conditioning equipment
fact that
unit is the
advantages-of this new
big
formation
Mexican
organization
fully
the
announced
5
of the
Ode
dealers
Upjohn,
wholly
ment
immediate
as
'Dr.
of
The
memorizing
5
presentation."
Among
In
self-confidence
getting
livery.
Upjohn Co.—Organizes Mexican Firm—
corporation
through the
Northern
corporation
Keeley,
will
exercise
Rhodesia.
of
become
an
an
option
Authorization
to exercise the optioni
President.
important
to
by
was
purchase
the
producer
a
announced
of
manganese
mining concession
board
of
on
.
directors
of
in
the
Sept. 28 by W. C.
Zenith's
traditional
instrument,
back
he
said.
guarantee,
Retail
a
price of
earphone,
cord
after-purchase
These
one- year
the
and
50X
stock
include
a
warranty,
protections
10-day
and
five
apply
home
year
to
trial
includes a high performance
earmold.—V. 182, p. 155.
air
the
and
service
new
money
plan.
conduction
.
Volume
182
Number 5471
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
.
55
(1507)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ARIZONA
between
the
Maricopa County Sch. Dist. No.
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond
Sale—An issue of $26,000
building bonds was sold to
Henry Dahlberg & Co., of Tucson.
2 Vz %
The
bonds
est
of
1
bear
Vi %
additional
from
Oct.
July 1, 1956.
tinez will
The
call
for
fund
if
High Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
bids at his office in Martinez
til 11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 11
elusive.
r
$360,000
Nov.
from
for
Due
1973
Supervisors Ruth A. Presleigh
received
that sealed bids will be
until
2
(PST)
p.m.
Oct. 24 for the purchase of
000 building bonds.
•
on
$481,-
Brawley School District, Imperial
County, Calif.
Sale—The $200,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 3 were
Bond
ing
awarded
the
to
Bank
a
composed of
America
National
group
of
{Trust & Savings Association, Dean
:
Witter & Co., J. Barth &
Co.,
Lawson, Levy & Williams, Kaiser
Co.,
Stone
and
&
Youngberg,
all
of
San
Francisco, Fred D.
Blake & Co., Los Angeles, and C.
N.. White & Co., of Oakland, at a
price of 100.01,
Other
of
about 2.69%,
and
on
Nov.
1957.
Union
Calaveras
Bond
-
County,
sive.
Dist.
Calif.
of
$4,000
sold to the Bank
ings Association, of San Francis¬
co, as 4%s. Dated July 1, 1955. In¬
terest J-J.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Cajon
San
Valley Union Sch. Dist.,
Diego Coun'v, Calif.
'Bond
Offering
R. B. James,
'County Clerk, will receive sealed
-
—
*,bids at his office in San
Diego un¬
til 10:30 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 18 for
the purchase of $270,000
bonds.
.on
Dated
Nov.
15
clusive.
Nov.
from
from
the
group:
of Los
&
building
1955. Due
15,
1971
Principal
to
1979
and
in¬
interest
*(M-N)
payable
at
the
County
•Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Interest
DeSoto
Co.,
J.
Merrill
M-S.
School
District, Alameda
County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
received
until
of
Oct.
for
25
$100,000
the
building
bonds.
Fairfield
Solano County, Calif.
Sale—An issue of $51,000
sold
was
to
No.
County Water Works Dist.
22
Bond
(P. O. Fresno), Calif.
Sale—The
$36,000
water
bonds offered
Sept. 27—v. 182, p.
1267—were awarded to Hannaford
&
Talbot, of San Francisco, at a
price of 100.01, a net interest cost
of about 4.58%, as follows:
$20,000 4V2S. Due
on
Oct.
1969 to
from
1976.
1955. Due
1976
on
Oct.
inclusive.
terest
dated
are
Oct.
15 from
.
.
ty Treasurer's office. Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlouist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
.
•
Toll
fering
bonds
a
new
in
December
' of
tc
with
$46,000,000
finance
Carquinez
an
revenue
construction
Strait
of-
of
Bridge
Offering
—
B.
J.
Sm'th,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
office
in
Santa
Ana,
until
11 a.m. (PST) on Oct. 18 for
purchase of $615,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
the
on
Nov. .1
clusive.
from
1956
Principal
to
and
1980
in¬
interest
—
$300,000 5s.
Due
June
on
1
from
$350,000
1957 to 1962 inclusive.
400,000 2%s. Due
1963 to
June
1
Due
1
from
1965
of
the
Co., Blyth &
San Francisco, First
Boston Corp., Harris Trust & Sav¬
ings Bank, Northern Trust Co.,
Co.,
Oakland.
Riverside, Calif.
Districts,
County, Calif.
Note Sale
Tax anticipation
notes
totaling $475,000 were
Alameda
—
awarded
the
to
Trust
Bank
&
cisco,
at
2.10%
First
Western
.he
1
as
fol¬
School
District
clusive.
Elementary School
Dis¬
1955.
Due
on
Dec.
1955.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
(J-D)
O rind a
Bond
11
Dated
15
from
revenue
1267
a
1976
in¬
interest
and
the
at
ticipation
Bank
&
$200,000
bonds
was
—
revenue
182,
group
p.
bonds
by
as
to
the
National
182,
of
&
San
of
Sav¬
Fran¬
1955.
follows:
bonds
at
price
a
of
100.062, a net interest cost of
2.73%, as follows: $525,-
000
5s,
due
Nov.
on
1
from
1956 to 1962
inclusive; $75,000
3V4S, due Nov. 1, 1963; $750,000 2%s, due on Nov. 1 from
to
1973
inclusive;
$150,000
Is,
1974
and
Nov. 1,
1975.
and
due
on
trict
bonds
100.072,
about
000
a
price
of
net interest cost of
2.73%,
5s,
at
due
as
on
a
follows: $455,Nov. 1 from
1956 to 1962
inclusive; $65,000
3I/4S, due Nov. 1, 1963; $650,000 2%s, due on Nov. 1 from
1964
to
1973
inclusive; and
$130,000 Is, due on Nov. 1,
Other
cate:
1163—were
the
Inc., both of Los Angeles, Paine,
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Dean
Witter & Co., San Francisco, Fred
D. Blake & Co., of Los Angeles,
Bank, of
York, American Trust -Co.,
& Co., Inc., both of San
Francisco,
First
Boston
Corp.,
Blyth
Harris
Trust
Northern
cago,
Los
R.
&
Savings Bank,
both of Chi¬
Trust Co.,
H.
Angeles,
Moulton
&
Co., of
Security-First Na¬
Dec.
16, 1955.
Oct.
3,
'
City, the Milwaukee
of
Milwaukee,
and
of San Fran¬
price of 100.01, a net
Company,
cisco, at a
interest cost
of
about
2.43%,
-as
Sept.
15
follows:
$375,000
21/4S.
from
1956
Due
2M>s.
on
inclusive.
1965
to
Due
15
Sept.
on
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
San
Bruno
Park
Elementary
Sch.
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Offering—John A. Brun-
Dist.,
ing
County
sealed
wood
bids
Oct.
Clerk,
at
City,
for
to
1979
and interest
County
will
10
the
Due
receive
office
building
1, 1955.
1956
his
until
18
$530,000
Oct.
in
Red¬
(PST)
purchase * of
a.m.
bonds.
Dated
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Principal
(A-O) payable at the
office.
(The
Treasurer's
bonds
were
originally offered
Sept. 20 but all bids had to be
jected because of an error
re¬
procedure
the
in
publication
notice of sale.—V.
Leandro
182,
Unified
of
on
in
1267.),
p.
Sch.
Dist.,
County, Calif.
Note Sale—An issue of $225,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
Alameda
the
First
Western
Bank
Trust
&
Co., of San Francisco, at 2.10%.
Dated Oct. 5, 1955.
29,
Due
on
Dec.
1955.
Legality approved by
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington &
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Lorenzo
School
District,
Alameda County, Calif.
syndi¬
Manhattan
Dated
on
Due
San
of
2%,
Hannaford & Talbot,
San
of
New
Wm. R. Staats & Co., Blyth & Co.,
Chase
Association
at
of New York
1975.
and
members
an¬
Bond Sale—The $725,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
p. 1163—were awarded to a group
composed of the First National
Bank, of Chicago, Laidlaw & Co.,
San
1,300,000 Union High School Dis¬
O.
San Bernardino High Sch. Dist.,
San Bernardino County, Calif,
on
about
of¬
composed of
of
Francisco,
p,
syndi¬
a
Bank
Trust
Association,
cisco,
$2,800,000
4—v.
awarded
were
headed
1974
The $1,300,000
The
—
Oct.
1979
note was sold to the
America National Trust
Savings
Districts, Contra
$1,500,000 Elementary School Dis¬
Manhattan Beach. Calif.
to
to
County, Calif.
offered
—
ings
going rates, the entire issue will
carry an
additional 2% interest
July 1, 1955 to July 1, 1956
fered Oct. 4—v.
for
school
office.
Sale
America
from
awarded
un¬
15, 1955.- Due
1956
School
Bond
inclusive. In addition to the fore¬
works
11
Oct. 1,
on
Sale—An issue of tax
350,000
Richmond
to Hannaford & Talbot, of
Francisco, as 3%s and 3V2S.
Due on July 1 from 1955 to 1989
Sale
Paasch
T.
County
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.!
Treasurer's
Valley Sanitary Dist.,
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
Band
Nov.
payable
1964
system
W.
—
Principal
(M-N)
Union
Marin
County, Calif.
Oct.* 1 from
on
1978 inclusive.
County (P.
Sacramento), Calif.
Note
School District,
Offering
Nov.
& Talbot, of San Francisco.
water
Union
a.m.
bonds.
Sale—The
Gallinas
Count>
Legality ap¬
office.
to
Sacramento
in¬
interest
1, 1961
and 1980.
Due
1975
(PST) on Oct.
purchase of $310,000
1267—were awarded to Hanna¬
Las
1955.
to
bids at his office in Martinez
til
the
Elementary School
Calif.
$18,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 2—v. 182,
p.
1,
Oct.
on
1962.
1963
foi
18
County Clerk, will receive sealed
District, Imperial County,
Bond
and
Oct. 1 from
on
1960 inclusive.
50,000 2V2s. Due
un¬
Oct.
1956
Contra Costa
trict
Holtville
$125,000 3V4S. Due
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
cisco.
cate
trict notes.
29,
Martinez,
on
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
bonds
notes.
Dated Oct. 5,
Nov. 1, 1974
on
Dec.
from
Costa
175,000
Nov. 1 from
1956 to
Dated
Dec.
on
a
on
inclusive.
purchase of $110,000 building
bonds.
to
Inc., and William R. Staats & Co.,
all of Los Angeles, at a price of
100.02, a net interest cost of about
2.34%, as follows:
Co., of San Fran¬
discount,
awarded
Nov. 1, 1963
(PST)
a.m.
4—v.
on
60,000 2V2S. Due
11
lows:
High
1383—were
p.
Oct.
group composed of the SecurityFirst National Bank, Blyth & Co.,
1
1975.
clusive.
School
Hayward
182,
fire
$655,000
offered
bids at his office in
on
land.
Sale—The
bonds
430,000 21/4s. Due
til
National Bank, of Los An¬
geles, Weeden & Co., Dean Wit¬
& Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Fenner & Beane, J. Barth & Co.,
San
Bond
station
Bond
ter
of
San
from
on
inclusive.
1973
Co., Stone & Young¬
of
Offering—W. T. Paasch,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
First
all
Nov.
&
all
Francisco, Hill
Richards & Co., of Los Angeles,
Irving Lundborg & Co., Shuman,
Agnew & Co., both of San Fran¬
cisco, and C. N. White & Co., of
follows:
as
Work
berg,
Oakley Union School District,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
Chicago, R. H. Moulton &
San Francisco, Security-
of
to
and
syndi¬
cate: American Trust
both of
1962
100,000 lV2s. Due
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
members
Due
to
450,000 23/4s. Due
June
on
2.79%,
interest
and 1964.
from
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
150,000 2s.
net
a
100,000 2V2s. Due
1970 inclusive.
on
100.03,
5s.
1956
June 1 from
on
of
cost of about
inclusive.
Bond
Sch. Dist.,
County, Calif.
Sale
The $1,000,000
price
San
(A-O) payable at the Coun¬
Unified
a
sold
Garden Grove School
District,
Oranae
County, Cr-Uf.
Bridge Authority
(P. O. Sacramento), Calif.
Plans Bond Offering—The Authority is expected to enter the
market
p.
igan Corporation, of New York, R.
S. Dickson & Co., Taylor & Co.,
of Beverly Hills, Kaiser &
Co., H.
Association, of San Francisco, at
15,
in¬
Diablo
Bond
Pierce, Fenner & Beane, of New
York, Wm. R. Staats & Co., of
Los Angeles, John Nuveen &
Co.,
of Chicago,
Shearson, Hammill &
Co., of New York, First of Mich¬
E.
Contra Costa
im¬
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of
100.03, a net interest
2.86%, as follows:
1959 to
Principal and
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
California
from
cost of about
sewer
bonds
1
at
ford
1
1959 to 1968 inclusive.
16,000 43/is. Due on Oct. 1 from
The
Oct.
on
group
headed by the Bank of
America National Trust & Savings
Dean
Witter & Co., of San Francisco.
Fresno
Due
1980 inclusive.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
building bonds
3s.
building bonds offered Oct. 4—
v. 182, p. 1383—were awarded to a
;Pond
cisco.
.
Mount
$1,150,000
Co., both of
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers,
of Los Angeles.
of America National Trust & Sav¬
•
1
Co.,
Witter
Oct. 1, 1974
on
1163—were awarded to
syndicate headed by the Bank
182,
a
Other
of
Co.,
Fenner
from
1975.
350,000
provement bonds offered Oct. 4—
1 from
&
Staats
and
1976 to
Sale—The
$300,000
issue
was
Nov.
on
1
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Francisco, William R.
Staats & Co., of Los Angeles.
Heller, Bruce & Co., of San
Francisco, John Nuveen & Co., of
Chicago, Paine, Webber, Jackson
of Oakland.
&
Curtis, Shearson, Hammill &
Costa Mesa Union School
District, Co., of New York, Lawson, Levy
& Williams, Kaiser & Co., H. E
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Sale—An issue of
$8,000 Work & Co., Stone & Youngberg,
bonds was sold to the Bank of all of San Francisco, Hill Rich¬
America National Trust & Savings ards & Co., of Los Angeles, Irving
Association, of * San Francisco, as Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Ag3%s. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on new & Co., both of San Francisco,
Sept. 1 from 1957 to 1964 inclu¬ and C. N. White & Co., of Oak¬
wov. 1 from
High Sch.
Sale—An
school bonds
Nov.
on
Oct.
on
1964 inclusive.
135,000 3Y4S. Due
Dean
Hayward, Calif.
from
Lynch,
Pierce,
& Beane, H. E.
Work & Co., Stone &
Youngberg,
all of San
Francisco, Hill, Rich¬
ards & Co., of Los
Angeles, Irving
Lundborg & Co., of San Fran¬
cisco, Redfield & Co., of Pasa¬
dena, Fred D. Blake & Co., of Los
Angeles, and C. N. White & Co.,
■-
Bret Harte
1
members
Dean
a
Bond
inclusive.
&
,1958 to 1960 inclusive.
.
,
on
3s, at
inclusive.
Due
nurohase
1, 1956
Nov.
on
to
about 2.99%.
300,000 3s. Due
i
,
120,000 2Vzs. Dim
•
America
R.
Barth
be
follows:
as
,$80,000 3^s. Due
of
group
1976 inclusive.
Angeles,
net interest cost
a
a
to
William
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Shasta County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Clerk of Board
1971
awarded
Due
to
50,000 3%s. Due Oct. 1, 1965.
460,000 3s. Due on Oct. 1 from
Co., of San Francisco, as
price of 100.03, a basis of
of
District,
Is.
1972
interest
and
1963
to
150,000
in-
1383—were
4s.
1958
High
ing bonds offered Oct. 4—v. 182,
p.
follows:
as
$305,000
Union
Sch. Dist.,
San Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 build¬
a
price of
net interest cost of about
1964 to
cisco.
announces
Bank
Angeles.
Witter &
re¬
level
School
240,000 2i/2s. Due
¬rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
of
the
the
County | and Redfield & Co., of Pasadena, I tional Bank of Los
Angeles, Dean
Legality ap¬ at a price of 100.01, a net interest Witter &
Co., J. Barth & Co., both
0'M.elveny & Myers, cost of about 3.14%, as follows:
of San Francisco, Merrill
Lynch,
Grossmont
Francisco, at
a
1957
(M-N)
payable
at
the
County
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her¬
Bedding
current
$175,000 5s. Due
un¬
school
15, 1955.
1956 to
Principal
by
at
office.
by
of Los
v.
San
100.16,
2.63%,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
15
by
National Trust & Savings Associa¬
tion, and Blyth & Co., Inc., both
Costa
Dated
the
Unified
.leaded
Union
Nov.
from
payable
proved
reserve
963—were awarded to
p.
CALIFORNIA
bonds.
be obtained
emergency
County, Calif.
Sale—The $565,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
1267—were awarded to Refsnes,
Ely, Beck & Co., of Phoenix.
on
Bay
Bond
p.
of
$15,800,000
Oakland
-
to
Riverside
Sale—The $150,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
purchase
to
the
Corona
Bond
the
late in
$31,000,000 to the statutory mini¬
mum, of
$15,000,000.
County School District
No. 13 (P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Contra
(M-N)
Treasurers
Mar¬
expects
redemption
Francisco
ducing
Co., of Phoenix.
Bond
to market
Authority also
ment funds
764—were awarded to Kenneth
Acalanes
and
Bridge bonds of 1971, the retire¬
Yuma
"
near
Pablo
Benicia
come
,
Maricopa County School District |
No. 89 (P. O.
Phoenix), Ariz.
Bond Sale-r-The $134,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 182,
Ellis &
San
1956.
inter¬
San
p.
of
between
span
1, 1955 to
"
Vallejo and Crockett
entrance
Bay.
An additional
$34,000,000 issue to
pay
for construction of another
80
Note Sale—An issue of $150,000
tax anticipation notes was sold to
the
First
Western
Bank
&
Trust
Co., of San Francisco, at 2.10%.
Dated
by
&
Oct.
5, 1955.
Due on
Legality approved
Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington
Sutcliffe, of San Francisco.
Dec.
29,
1955.
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
56
Calif.
|
$2,985,000 I
Santa Monica,
Sale
Bond
The
—
bonds offered Oct. 4—
1163—were awarded to
s
syndicate headed by the Bank
of America National Trust & Sav¬
building
182,
v.
p.
ings Association, of San Francisco,
a price of 100.15, a net interest
cost of about 2.11%, as follows:
at
5s. Due on Oct. 1
to 1958 inclusive.
$585,000
1956
from
Oct. 1, 1959
390,000 l%s. Due on
Co., of Cincinnati,
Herbert J. Sims & Co., of New
York, Lyons & Shafto, Inc., of
Boston, Thomas & Co., Pittsburgh,
Piper, Jaffray
& Hop wood,
of
Minneapolis, Clement A. Evans &
Co., of Atlanta, and The Crummer
Co., of Orlando, at a price of
100.10, a net interest cost of about
3.42%,
Corp., both of New York,
Trust Co., of Chicago,
Boston
Northern
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Merrill
Laidlaw & Co., both of
Dean Witter & Co., of
Francisco, Shearson, Hammill
Beane,
New York,
San
&
Co., First of Michigan Corpora¬
tion, Gregory & Son, Inc., all of
New York, Lawson, Levy & Wil¬
liams, H. E. Work & Co., Stone &
Youngberg, Irving Lundborg &
Co., all of San Francisco, Kalman
& Co., of Minneapolis, Hill Rich¬
Co., Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades
Waggenseller & Durst,
Angeles, Redfield &
ards & Co.,
Los
of
both
Co., of Pasadena, Fred D. Blake
&
Co., Stern, Frank, Meyer &
Fox, both of Los Angeles, and C.
N. White & Co., of Oakland.
Santa
Nassau
p
(PST)
1
1960
from
inclu¬
1962
to
Principal and interest (M-N)
sive.
payable
County
the
at
Treasur¬
office.
er's
Fresno
District,
J.
—
10:30
(PST)
a.m.
Oct.
on
for
11
building
of $38,000
purchase
Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
bonds. Dated
Oct.
.from 1957 to 1975 inclu¬
Principal and interest (A-O)
1
sive.
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Elementary
Bond
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
of
3.64%,
about
1962 inclusive.
to
2
1964.
Due
3.60s.
1,350,000
1965
from
1974
to
Aug.
on
1
inclusive.
of the
Chairman
Authority,
that sealed bids will be
announces
received at the office of the Com¬
missioners of Roads and Revenues
until
County
Clayton
2
p.m.
Oct. 18 for the purchase
on
receive sealed
bids
until
2
p.m. (EST) on Oct. 20 for the
purchase of $100,000 utilities rev¬
Due
Dated
Nov.
on
Nov.
from
1
1957
inclusive.
Bonds due in
thereafter
are
callable
Principal
1961.
I,
1,
to
—
of
$6,750,000 Second Issue bonds
Oct. 4—v. 182, p. 1268—failed
attract any bids owing to pend¬
to
Jamestown, Ind.
—
Zola
Bond
Clerk-Treasurer,
Due serially
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1985 in¬
Nov.
on
thereafter
and
1961
in
due
callable
are
as
of
Principal and inter¬
(M-N) payable at a bank in
Nov. 1, 1960.
est
Atlanta which is
acceptable to the
County and the Water Authority.
by Spalding,
& Kelley, of
approved
Troutman
Sibley,
Oct. 18 for the purchase
of $46,000 water works refunding
and
improvement refunding
bonds. Dated Oct.
July
1
announces
bids
that
until
2
the
p.m.
of
as
Due
bonds.
1956
of Nov.
on
1975
to
Dated
fees building
July 1 from
student
1,000,000
interest
and
Due
1975
inclusive.
1962 and
Dysart Consolidated Sch. Dist., la.
Bond Offering — W. J. Broz,
N.
will
2
receive
Oct. 11 for the
$250,000
building
mnds. Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
(CST)
purchase
of
York
Chicago.
City.
A.,
Pocatello.
Legality
ap¬
egality approved by Chapman &
County (P. O. Fort Myers), Fla.
Certificate
Offering — Wilson
bids
chase
of
until
20
for
5
p.m.
the
pur¬
$300,000 revenue antici¬
certificates. Dated Oct. 1,
1955.
Due on April 1 from 1956
to 1970 inclusive.
Principal and
pation
interest
Chase
(A-O)
payable
Manhattan
at
Bank,
the
New
York
City. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Mcnroe
County Special Tax School
District
No.
1,
Consolidated
(P. O. Key West), Fla.
Bond
Sale
The
tric
were sold to the WhitePhillips Co., Inc., of Davenport, as
182,
Blunt
Ellis
McCormick
cago,
&
&
Trust
Dean
Co.
Inc.,
of
Witter
of New York
Georgia, Atlanta,
& Co.,
of San Fran-
*cisco, Bacon, Stevenson & Co., of
of
and
Chi¬
jointly.
Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 13 for
the purchase of $2,185,000 school
site
and
building bonds. Dated
son,
and
1974
interest
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1 from
Principal
(J-D)
payable at a
bank or trust company mutually
agreeable to the Board of Educa¬
construction bonds,
2V2S, at a price of 100.06, a
sewer
basis of about 2.49%.
awarded,
tion
and
the
purchaser.
Legality
approved by Chapman & Cutler
of Chicago.
bonds
revenue
MASSACHUSETTS
Boston, Mass.
Bond
as
to
a
group
cost
of
sealed
(EDST)
on
chase
$3,000,000 bonds,
follows: $120,000 3s,
1 from 1956 to
1958
inclusive; and $280,000
23As, due on Aug. 1 from 1959
inclusive.
1965
to
60,000 Kansas National Guard
Armory
general
obligation
bonds
to
the
City National
Bank & Trust Co., of Kansas
City, as 2%s, at a price of
100.15, a basis of about 2.35%.
Bond
Sale—The
building
Oct.
awarded
182,,
1384
& Co.,
p.
Hill
to
offered
bonds
revenue
4—v.
were
—
of
Cin¬
cinnati.
Whitesburg, Ky.
Offering — Helen
Bond
City
Banks,
bids until 7:30
sealed
Oct.
on
Due
the
for
11
Dated
bonds.
purchase
sewer
Aug.
1,
of
rev¬
1955.
Aug. 1 from 1959 to 1978
on
Principal and interest
inclusive^
payable
tional Bank
First Na¬
the
at
of Louisville.
Legal¬
Chapman
ity
approved
by
Cutler, of Chicago.
An .issue
1
1956
from
to
inclusive.
1966
bridge
1
Dec.
on
from
1956
Due
to
II from
Dec.
on
1958
1956
to
Legality
approved by Bannister, Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney, of Des Moines.
Sept.
Sheldon
1,
1955.
Independent Sch. Dist.,
in, Town Clerk, will receive seal¬
ed bids until 1 p.m. (CST) on Oct,
21
for
the purchase
of $20,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
Cox &
inclusive.
1965
Interest
Sale—The $250,000
build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
1268—were awarded to a group
composed of Becker & Cownie,
p.
'Iowa
&
-
Des
Trust
on
inclusive.
Oct.
1
from
Oct.
1956
from
1
1975
to
construction
of
school
buildings, acquisition of land
500,000
bonds.
1956
Due
to
Oct.
on
1
from
inclusive.
1975
construction
500,000
bridges
of
Oct.
bonds.
Due
on
1956
1975
inclusive.
to
from
1
500,000 sewerage bonds. Due
Oct.
from
1
1956
to
on
in¬
1975
clusive.
Oct.
Dated
1, 1955.
Principal
payable at the office
interest
and
of the Collector-Treasurer.
Bond Sale—The $358,000
school
and
Oct.
5
school
project bonds offered
awarded
were
Town-
to
Dabney
&
Tyson,
and
Dwinnell, Harkness & Hill, both
of Boston, jointly, as 2.80s at a
send,
.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional School
Moines
Co.,
(P. O. Lincoln), Mass.
Dist.
Sale
Bond
school
at
sealed
(CST) on Nov.
of $167,500
public improvement bonds, as fol¬
the
for
a.m.
purchase
lows:
series A
Dec.
19,500
1
from
bonds. Due
1957
to
1975
National
both
of Des
Moines, Quail & Co., and WhitePhillips Co., both of Davenport/1:
The
winning bid was a prrce
of
The sale consisted of:
from
1
Due on
1974 in¬
bonds.
school
1956 to
Due on
1,000,000 school bonds.
*
from
1
Nov.
in¬
1975
1956 to
clusive.
1, 1955. Principal
payable at the First
Nov.
Dated
interest
and
of Boston. Legalf
by Ropes, Gray,
Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of Boston.
Bank
National
approved
ity
Housing
Authority,
•
Sale—The
Note
$1,506,000
pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Oct. 4
182,
—v.
Corn
Exchange
York City,
New
Bank,
awarded
1268—were
p.
Chemical
the
to
at
1.62%
on
1
B
from
bonds.
1957
to
Due
on
in¬
sealed
from 1957 to
1965 inclusive.
1965 inclusive.
9,500 series E bonds. Due on Dec.
from 1957 to
series F
1
clusive.
—
from
;
1965
bonds.
1957
to
inclusive
Due
1965
on
in¬
'
Interest J-D. Legality approved
Mass.
Paul
Treasurer,
bids
at
the
State Street Trust
from 1958 to
Dec.
Offering
Town
1965
4,000 series C bonds. Due on Dec.
15,000
Wakefield,
in¬
clusive.
1
basis
a
2.38%.
about
Note
series
Dec.
1
100.10,
of
price
a
group
interest.
$110,000
1
a
Massachusetts
receive
will
6 were
composed of
Smith, Barney & Co., Union Se¬
curities Corp., and Bache & Co.,
all of New York City, as 2.40s
to
Somervill"
Offering—Loy C. Clonin-
ger,
Mayor,
bids until 11
The $1,400,000
—
offered Oct.
bonds
awarded
Judell, of New Orleans.
9,500 series D bonds. Due on Dec.
Iowa
Bond
1
clusive.
clusive.
1966 inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
1960
to
equip¬
on
Due
Nov.
Mamou, La.
Offering—Dorothy More-
Bond
9
bonds.
inclusive.
Due
Due
1965
to
Rayville, La.
street construction bonds.
13,000
fol¬
inclusive.
2.26%.
Dec.
pur¬
as
extraordinary repairs
$400,000
Legality approved by Foley,
—
price of 100.50, a basis
on
the
departmental
bonds.
1956
on
&
J-D.
Due
noon
200,000 construction of buildings,
acquisition of land bonds. Due
(CST)
to
$77,000
18 for
1956
receive
p.m.
and
water
$195,000
enue
will
Clerk,
R.
1957
a
until
Groveland, Mass.
Ky.
$52,000 school
'Augusta,
Oct.
ment
KENTUCKY
Dec.
Sale
of
bids
from
•
about
Aug.
on
Gil-
E.
receive
bonds.
Co., of Kansas City, First Se¬
curities Co., of Wichita, and
Burke & MacDonald, of Kan¬
sas City, at a price of 100.02, a
interest
Offering—James
dea, City Collector-Treasurer, will
300,000
of
Bank
clusive.
power
composed of Stern Brothers &
due
$150,000 school bonds.
serially from 1957 to 1971 in¬
$1,000,000
Kan.
follows:
as
Dec. 5 for the pur¬
on
of
lows:
$13,000 bridge bonds was sold to
Quail & Co., of Davenport, as
the
chase
Due
LOUISIANA
94,000 sew§r construction bonds.
County Community High
School District No. 404 (P. O.
Lincoln), III.
Bond Offering—Harold R. Ma¬
1, 1955. Due
Co.,
both
approved
$400,000 electric light and
$77,000 street construction bonds,
as 21/2S, at a price of 100.08, a
Logan
to
composed of B. J. Van In-
awarded
Simmons,
Co.,
1956
&
$325,000 elec¬
1164—were
p.
Nov.
gen
were
Offering
(CST)
p.m.
$460,000 bonds
offered Sept. 27—v. 182, p. 1164—,
follows:
bonds offered Oct. 3
revenue
—v.
to
Sale —The
$2,750,000
group
Bonds totaling
—
$171,000
Additional
Interest
— J.
E. Pitcher,
Secretary of Parish School Board,
Sale—The
(F-A)
Ottumwa, la.
as
inclusive.
Parish, Doyline Sch Dist.
(P. O. Minden), La.
7
Dated Nov.
Legality
Russell,
Bond
No.
Bond
on
KANSAS
Bond
Jacksonville, III.
Bond
building bonds offered Oct. 4—v
182, p. 1061—were aw?rd°d t^ a
—
Due
The sale consisted of:
Pigott, Chairman of the Board of
County Commissioners, will re¬
Oct.
Bramer,
tion, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 8 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 24 for
the purchase of $50,000 building
bonds.
Dated Oct. 3, 1955.
94,000
1975
price of 100.27.
Offerin g— Ava
Sale
to
Legality approved by Foley,
Cox & Judell, of New Orleans.
of
by Bannister, Carpenter, Ahlers &
Cooney, of Des Moines.
Independent School Dist.,
of about
ILLINOIS
purchase
Cutler, of Chicago.
2%s, at
Lee
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
the
for
office.
urer's
on
Nov. 1 from 1958 to 1974 inclusive.
sealed
receive
p.m.
the
J-D.
until
bids
sealed
p.m.
interest
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
8
Nov. 1 from 1956
to 1970 inclusive. Principal and in¬
terest
payaoie at the City Trea1, 1955.
of Directors,
of Board
Secretary
basis of about 2.49%.
July
receive
will
17
2.77%,
IOWA
inclusive.
1, 1955.
Principal
(J-J) payable at the
Security Bank
of Idaho,
gality approved by Caldwell, Mar¬
shall, Trimble & Mitchell, of New
Sept. 1,
Legality ap¬
J-D.
bids until
oral
Oct.
on
$30,000
100.14, a basis of about 2.22%.
5
(CST) on Nov.
purchase of $460,000
public improvement bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1955. Due on Dec. 1 from
dated
are
Clerk,
City
and
Ind.
street
improvement bonds offered Oct.
4—v. 182, p. 1268—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
of Indianapolis, as 2V4S, at a price
Bond
$1,000,000 dormitory bonds.
on July
1 from 1956 to
First
on
City,
Sale—The
will
Jury,
until
for
15
will receive sealed bids until 1:30
net
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
follows:
and
sealed'
School
LaPorte
Bond
on Oct. 12 for the purchase
$2,000,000 revenue bonds, as
of
bonds
Interest
City, Iowa
Bond Offering—L. L. Doolittle,
State
Citizens
Iowa
Offering—Secretary John
sealed
1,
Webster
1, 1955. Due on
the
at
Bond
University of Idaho (P. O.
Moscow), Ida.
Spencer
1972 to Dec.
1,
bids
Webster
The
1956 to 1975 inclu¬
and interest (J-J)
from
IDAHO
Band
June
re¬
p.m.
on
Onslow
(M-N) payable at the Chase Man¬
(EST)
1
1955.
1,
Certificates
clusive.
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
ceive
will
until
bids
J.
1974 inclusive.
Moore,
Offering
sealed
ceive
$1,100,000 water revenue an¬
certificates
of
1955.
1951.
1974
from
Police
1956
$300,000 sewer bonds.
Indianapolis Sanitary District, Ind.
Bonds Not Sold
The offering
(CST)
Eustis, Fla.
bonds.
Oct.
on
ticipation
Dated
1,
53,000 2%s. Due semi-annually
Miller, of Indianapolis.
ceive
Bond Offering—The Citv Coun¬
enue
an
(P. O. Jonesboro), Ga.
Certificate Offering—J. A. Gar¬
ner,
semi-annually
1966 to Dec. 1,
Due
June
inclusive.
1971
Bank, of Jamestown. Legality ap¬
proved by Ross, McCord, Ice &
State Board of Education will re¬
will
works revenue bonds
1.—v. 182, p. 1268.
payable
W.
FLORIDA
$85,-
to
sewage
Georgia County and Clayton
County Water Authority
p.m.
building bonds.
from
sive. Principal
GEORGIA
(PST) on
for the purchase of $100,-
Oct. 24
of
issue
tention
(CST)
185,000 3%s. Due on Aug. 1, 1963
and
inclusive.
2.70s.
92,000
in¬
000
Town
1 from
$465,000 4s. Due on Aug.
Ruth A. Pressleigh
until
received
sell
its
of
notice
rescinded
City
as
follows:
1956
1965
Canceled —The
Offering
Mary Parish (P. O. St.
Martinville), La. *
Bond
Offering — Carroll
Fuselier, Secretary of the Parish
Charleston, Ind.
Bond
price of 100.009, a net
cost
interest
that sealed bids will be
announces
cil
.
St.
of
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
INDIANA
ing litigation, according to report.
a
cost
for the bonds to
varying rates, as
at
$105,000 2.90s. Due semi-annually
from June 1, 1956 to Dec.
1{
1955.
cinnati, and Thomas & Co., Pitts¬
Offering—Clerk of Board
of Supervisors
000
com¬
Atlanta.
School District, Calif.
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
interest
net
a
2.75%,
interest
follows:
payable at a banking in
stitution mutually satisfactory to
the purchaser and the Board of
Education.
Legality approved by
on
burgh, at
luu.uz,
about
bear
interest
and
Principal
Co., New York City, Provident
Savings Bank & Trust Co., Cin¬
Legality
Union
Lake
Shasta
group
a
&
of
L. Brown,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at fris office in Fresno until
the
to
of Orlando, Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., Atlanta, Goodbody
(EST)
County, Calif.
Offering
Bond
awarded
man,
of
School
Scandinavian
elusive.
Fla.
cago, Equitable Securities Corp.,
Nashville, Leedy, Wheeler & Alle-
building
$25,000
of
urchase
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(CDST) on Oct. 26 for the
purchase
of
$282,000
building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
011
Oct. 1 from 1957 to 1971 in
8 p.m.
01
Chicago.
posed of John Nuveen & Co., Chi¬
Oct. 25 for the
on
Secretary of the Board of. Educa¬
Sale—The
Hallowell,
Bond Offering—L. E.
Nov.
1
$2,000,000 gen¬
eral obligation and revenue bonds
offered Oct. 4—v. 182, p. 963—
were
No.
Dist.
(P. O. Fernandina
Beach),
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bi-ds at his office in Ventura until
a.m.
1
inclusive.
County, Calif.
Ventura
11
Aug.
on
1968
Due on Aug.
1969 to 1975 inclusive.
County
Bond
Elementary Sch. Dist.,
Rosa
Due
to
1,296,000 3.40s.
from
the syndi¬
Chase Manhattan Bank, First
cate:
3V2S.
1957
County, Township High Sch
158 (P.O. Dunlap), III
Bond
Offering—D. E. Loesch
Peoria
(A-O)
follows:
as
$1,454,000
1 from
of
members
Savings
Provident
Trust
&
from
1,920,000 2s. Due on Oct.
1961 to 1970 inclusive.
Other
York,
New
Bank
and 1960.
&
.
(1508)
lin
St., Boston, until
Oct.
$107,000
1948.
for
school
Bank-
Co., Ill Frank¬
on
10
Lazzaro,
receive
will
Second
noon
the
(DST)
of
purchase
project notes
Dated Nov.
1, 1955.
of
Due on
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
the
Trust
Second
Bank-State
Co., Boston.
certified
Director
as
of
to
genuineness by the
Accounts,
by Foley, Cox & Judell, of New
setts
Orleans.
and Taxation.
Street
Notes will be
Masachu-
Department of Corporations
Number 5471
182
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(1509)
Waltham,
Stuart
Mass.
Offering—John E. Clark,
Bond
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
bids until 11 a.m. (DST) on Oct.
the
for
19
purchase
of $2,750,000
bonds, as follows:
Due
project
Oct.
both
interest
1
from
1956
school project bonds. Due
1962
from
1
1956
inclusive.
bonds
1,
payable at the
posit & Trust
gality approved
dike, Palmer &
Boston Safe De¬
Co., Boston. Le¬
by Storey, ThornDodge, of Boston.
Wellesley, Mass.
Bond
Offering — Arthur
K.
will
Town Treasurer,
Bank of Boston, Municipal
Division, 45 Milk Street, Boston,
until 11:30 a.m. (EDST) on Oct. 11
$150,000
bonds.
Due
1956
1965
to
on
in¬
school
Nov.l 1
Due
1956 to
by Storey, Thorndike,
Palmer & Dodge, of Boston.
approved
182,
Niles
Township
No.
13
(P.
School District
Niles), Mich.
O.
Offering—Paul
District
bonds
Troy, and
Oct.
offered
Hastings,
—
The
of
Cement
Co.,
&
of
De¬
Mich." y? -*■»
Bond Sale—The $50,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
fered Oct. 4—v.
182, p. 1384—
were
awarded to Paine, Webber,
Chehoypan,
Curtis, of Detroit.
Township Unit Sch.
District (P. O. Frankenmuth),
Michigan
Bond Sale—The $325,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 5—v.
182,
1384—were awarded to Shan¬
& Co., and S. R: Livingstone,
Co.,
of
both
until
for
road
Genesse
Township, Kearsley Rural
Agricultural School District No. 14
Fractional (P. O. Flint), Mich.
Bond Offering — Ray R. Ross,
Secretary of Board of Education,
sealed
bonds.
June
on
bids
until
8
Oct. 18 for the
$550,000
building
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
(EST)
purchase
of
on
from
1
1958 to
1982
in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
(J-D) payable at a bank or trust
company designated by the pur¬
chaser.
Legality
approved
by
Berry, Stevens & Moorman, of
Detroit.
until
bids
Oct.
18
000
7:30
Mu-
receive sealed
p.m.
(EST)
for the purchase
of
on
$20,-
parking
system
revenue
bonds. Dated June 15, 1955.
Due
on
June
15 from
1956 to
1960
inclusive.
(J-D)
Bank
Principal
and
interest
payable at the First
of
Grosse
State
Greenville.
lie
and
July 1 from
on
1973
Due
1984
to
will
7:30
1
inclusive.
receive
sealed
(EST)
on
Oct. 17 for the purchase of $73,000 special assessment street im¬
Due
1964
Dated
Oct.
on
1
Sept.
1,
1956
to
from
Principal and in¬
terest (A-O) payable at a bank or
County
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
Oct.
on
Township Sch.
Dist.
(P. O. Grosse lie), Mich.
Sale—The $625,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 4—v.
182,
1385—were awarded! to Halsey,
until
10
for
will
10
receive
(EST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
tax
anticipation
notes.
1,
1955.
Due
on
March. 1, 1956. Principal and in¬
terest payable at the 'First Na¬
Sept.
tional Bank,
Bond
bonds of¬
revenue
fered Oct. 3—v.
awarded
$145,000 water
182,
1269—were
Kenower, MacArthur
to
&
Co., Detroit,
Wade,
Inc.,
of
jointly, as 4s, at
p.
and
Walter
1269—were
Moody,
at 1
interest
Sept. 28—v. 182,
awarded
Inc.,
&
jointly,
Juran
to
St.
of
Paul,
and
Co.,
of Minneapolis,
price of par, a net
a
cost
of
about
3.60%,
as
follows:
Due
Oct.
on
1
1969
to
Due
1983
Bank,
2%s, at par.
The
1955.
inclusive,
water
Oct.
1958
will
to
Due
1982
bank
by
or
the
Turk
until
Marshall
for
the
1955.
to
interest
p.m.
(EST)
of
on
April
inclusive.
1
100.20,
(P.
O.
on
Oct.
$30,000
1,
Oct.
from
a
1958
and
bank
or
trust company designated by
the purchaser.
Legality approved
by Miller, Canfield,
Stone, of Detroit.
Walled
Lake
Paddock
Consolidated
&
8
Offering
School
.(EST) on Oct. 17
$275,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due
p.m.
for the purchase of
(P. O.
on
C.
—
Auditor,
bids
Oct.
27
until
M-S.
for
the
$750,000 drainage
Dec. 1, 1955. Due
to
1970
Bond Sale—The
1269—were
&
State
tory to
$130,000 indus¬
awarded
to
182,
Allen
Co., of Hazlehurst.
Rankin
County, Plain Water Dist.
(P. O. Brandon), Miss.
Bond
of
bids
until
Oct. 14 for the
on
$100,000
bonds.
water
Due
10
pur¬
system
serially from
1957 to 1986 inclusive.
Dated
July 1 from
inclusive.
bank mutually satisfac¬
the County and the suc¬
County High Sch.
District (P. O. Tunica), Miss.
Bond Sale—The $160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct'. 3—v. 182,
1269
2%s, at
awarded
were
—
First National
Bank
the
to
of
Memphis,
price of 100.25.
a
Pemiscot
County, Little Prairie
Special Road District, Mo.
Bond
Sale—An
issue of
$40,000
refunding bonds was sold to the
First State Bank, of Caruthersville, as 4s, at a price of par.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on Sept. 1
1956
inclusive.
1960
to
terest M-S.
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Trauernicht,
Louis.
of
—
syndicate composed of J. M.
Dain & Co., Alliston-Williams Co.,
Bank, all of Minne¬
apolis, First National Bank, of St.
Paul,
Northwestern
National
Bank, Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood,
both
of
Minneapolis,
Northern
Minnesota National Bank, of Du-
pe^sy
Routh, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 4 p.m. (CST) on Oct. 12 for
the purchase of $470,000 building
bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
March
on
Legality
Charles
&
in¬
1957 to 1974
from
1
clusive.
Caldwell,
,
Phillips
Inc.,
Co.,
Shaugh-
Co.*
approved
&
by
Wood,
of
Jersey City Sewerage Authority
(P. O. Jersey City), N. J.
Bond
Offering — George
D.
French, Chairman of the Author¬
ity, will receive sealed bids until
10
a.m.
(DST) on Oct. 19 for the
purchase of $13,000,000 sewer rev¬
enue, Second Series bonds.
July 1, 1955.
Due
call.
Principal
payable
from
Bonds due
subject
are
interest
and
at
Dated
Jan. 1
on
1959 to 1993 inclusive.
in 1962 and thereafter
the
First
tional Bank of Jersey
City,
The Hanover Bank,
New
Na¬
at
or
York
City.
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Taylor & Washburn, of New
York City.
Monmouth County (P.O.
Freehold), N. J.
$797,000 gen¬
obligation bonds offered Oct.
Bond
eral
5—v.
Sale—The
182,
1385—were awarded
p.
to
a group composed of Goldman.
Sachs & Co., C. J. Devine & Co.,
Boland, Saffin & Co., all of
City, as 2V4S, at a price
of 100.02, a basis of about 2.24%.
Passaic, N. J.
Bond
Offering
— Anthony
C.
Martini, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
bids
Oct.
on
until
18
2
approved
Trauernicht,
by
St.
of
(EDST)
purchase of
p.m.
the
for
as
follows:
$3,124,000 school bonds.
751,000 general bonds.
Dated Nov.
in
stated
1,
1955.
The bonds
combination
due
are
on
Nov. 1 from 1956 to 1985 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
able at the County Bank & Trust
Company, of Passaic. Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York City.
Rahway, N. J.
Offering
Schrof,
City
W.
Robert
—
Clerk,
wjll
receive
sealed bids .until 8
p.rpj.' (EST) on
Oct; 19 for the purchase of $776,000
various
improvement
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
bonds.
on
Nov. I
from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
Prin¬
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
Rahway National Bank,
Rahway.
Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
Mitchell, of New York City.
&
Louis.
Sayreville School District, N. J.
Bond
Offering — Stephen
J.
MONTANA
Great Falls,
Malik, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
Mont.
Bond Sale—An issue of $108,000
District
Assessment
awarded
was
&
Grande
Co.,
No.
Oct. 3
on
Seattle,
of
as
5%s.
Bonds Not
received
until
8
p.m.
for the purchase of $660,000
bonds.
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
able
for
(State of)
Sold—No
the
of
bids
$750,000
bonds
p.
offered
Sept.
Sayreville.
Sch.
30—v.
Dist.
Bond
Offering
—
F.
C.
No.
6
Farley,
Secretary of Board of Education,
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
Oct.
bids
11
until
for
8
the
purchase of $115,000 b)dg. bonds.
NEW
.
Amwell
Township Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Star Route, Ringoes), N. J.
Bond Offering—Hazel M. Holcombe, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(DST) on Oct. 19
for the purchase of $20,000 build¬
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1955.
Due
March 1 from 1956 to 1959
on
inclusive.
(M-S)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
interest
Lambert-
ville National Bank,
Lambertville.
by Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
City.
Legality
approved
West
Sale—The
Bank
wood & 1.60% discount.
$125,000
of
Wildwood,
Bond
Offering
Franke,
Borough
H.
notes
offered Sept. 26—v. 182, p. 1269—
awarded
to
the
National
Shawmut
y
*
.
West
HAMPSHIRE
Concord, N.
Note
approved
State
1165.
County
Legality
pay¬
Bank
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
NEBRASKA
Lincoln
National
First
New York City.
,
tions
the
at
were
Capitol building (limited) obliga¬
182,
receive sealed bids
(EDST) on Oct. 13
school
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due 011
will
cation,
Principal and interest (A-O)
Montana
were
& Co., Harold E.
Delafield
Bond
a
l^fe..
Hawkins,
pay¬
Trust
New York City.
St.
(P. O. Brady), Neb.
Mannheimer-Egan,
Legality
|
Phelps Courtly\ Rolla Sch. Dist.
No. 31 (P. O. Rolla), Mo.
Bond
Offering — Dewey
A.
St. Louis
County Independent Sch.
Dist. No. 13 (P. O. Aurora), Minn.
Bond
Sale
The
$1,300,000
building bonds offered Oct. 4—
v.
182, p. 1269—were awarded to
Summit
$3,875,000, bonds,
cessful bidder.
Legality approved
by Dorsey, Colman, Barker, Scott
& Barber, of Minneapolis.
the
and
County,
receive
(CST)
purchase of
at
New York
Tunica
from
Oct. 17 for
on
Summit.
Offering—Bryan Duncan,
Board
of
Supervisors,
revenue
p.
able
of
sealed
B.
of $400,000 building
Dated Oct. 1, 1955. Due on
(J-J)
trial bonds offered Oct. 4—v.
p.
(DST)
Principal and interest (A-O)
to
a.m.
Principal
and interest payable at a National
or
approved
Canton, Miss.
869 bonds
Strom,
bonds.
on
Legality
Louis.
to
A.
will
10
as
by Charles & Trauernicht, of St.
First National
District, Mich.
Offering—Dwight L. Wise¬
man, Secretary of Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until
Interest
Special
Olivia), Minn.
Bond
sold to the Bank
was
Cleveland,
2s, at a price of
par.
Dated Sept. 1, 1955. Due on
Sept. 1 from 1956 to 1960 inclusive.
as 3V2S, at a price
basis of about 3.47%.
Renville County
Dated
&
a
2V4S, at
as
Sale—An issue of $20,000
Minneapolis,
Principal
(A-O) payable at
Bond
Sept. 29 were
Allison-Williams Co.,
to
of
1956
Dated
re¬
County Independent
of
Stevens
purchase
bids
(P. O. Stranquist), Minn.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 build¬
County
bonds.
Dut
1973
J-J.
Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 65
sealed
District
Sold—All
&
County, Duncah Consol.
School District, Miss.
school bonds
Frank
—
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1975 inclusive.
to
the
Foun¬
3,
8
1,
1957
from
1
Interest
receive
Greenville), Mich.
Bond Offering—Larry Vos, Dis¬
trict Secretary, will receive sealed
bids
Oct.
1165—were rejected.
(J-J)
School
No.
as
$20,000 building
bonds offered Sept. 27—v.
182, p.
awarded
Principal
payable at a
trust company designated
purchaser.
Legality ap¬
Lake
F. D.
Not
for
inclusive.
proved
by
Berry,
Moorman, of Detroit.
R.
Janesville
bidder,
dated
Jan.
Ducournau
Bolivar
Charles
on
to
Kees, of New Orleans,
a price of 100.01.
plus
County Common Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Arco), Minn.
Bonds
July 1 from
on
awarded
were
ing bonds offered
bonds.
revenue
interest
and
the
only
are
inclusive.
ceived
Grand
Rapids,
price of 98, a
Clerk,
1, 1955.
to
the
bonds
Due
1966
J.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 19 for the purchase of $95,000
awarded
were
Natchez),
MISSOURI
Bond
Sale —The $6,386 street
improvement bonds offered Oct. 4
State
O.
from
additional lJ/4% from April
an
(P.
Offering
until 8 p.m.
Sale —The
offered
Oct. 1 from
on
Bond
Jeckel, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
the purchase
obligation
1958 to 1968 inclusive.
125,000 3V2S.
1966 inclusive.
Mississippi
$150,000 gen¬
refunding bonds
Oct. 4—v. 182, p. 1385—
Bond
eral
as
$25,000 3V4S.
a
Rockwood, Mich.
Offering — Myron
Village
County
chase
Baudette, Minn.
Sale—The $150,000 hospi¬
Bond
31
NEW JERSEY
Berkeley Heights Township School
District (P. O.
Berkeley Heights),
New Jersey
bonds.
Adams
(CST)
tal bonds offered
Dec.
on
MISSISSIPPI
a.m.
MINNESOTA
basis of about 4.08%.
Bond
from 1964 to
receive
Mich.
Sale—The
Due
will
Detroit.
No. 41
Pewamo,
2.80s.
follows:
on
Dec.
31
from 1957 to 1963 inclusive.
of
Lincoln
of Ontonagon.
390,000
Clerk
Janesville, Minn.
Huntley,
Due
company
Ontonagon
Note Offering—Louise
as
2.90s.
designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone,
County
County (P. O.
Ontonagon), Mich. -
2.85%,
inclusive.
trust
net interest cost
a
$910,000
p.m.
provement bonds.
1955.
par,
of about
of
July
on
Zeeland, Mich.
Bond Offering—J. H.
Holleman,
interest
the
Principal
payable
at
Bond
Bond
p.
$30,000
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Aug. 1 from 1956 to 1965
building
Greenville, Mich.
Offering—Owen C.
Mayor, will
Oct.
on
(F-A)
13
Bond
maw,
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
notes.
on
tain,
I
receive
8
the
inclusive.
Detroit,
jointly.
p.m.
from
Kalman
County Clerk, will receive sealed
non
&
3V4S.
&
Note Offering—Thomas P. Rau,
supply system
Frankenmuth
will
1,080,000
Due
1972 inclusive.
p.
Dated
Crouse
Co., Inc., New York City, Watling, Lerchen & Co., and Shan¬
non
& Co., both of
Detroit, at a
price of 100.21, a net interest cost
of about 3.29%, as follows:
Principal
payable at a
County (P. O.
Branch), Mich.
West
Due
Williams
trust company
$30,000
troit.
p.
Francisco, Baxter,
$790.onn 31/2S.
price of
composed of
inclusive.
(M-N)
Ogemaw
Sale—The
Jackson &
p.m.
(EST)
purchase of
designated
by the purchaser.
Legality ap¬
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
dock & Stone, of Detroit.
City Rural Agricultural
MacArthur
8
the
were
—
1, 1956, to April 1, 1958, incl.
$160,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 29—v. 182,
p.
1268—were awarded to Kenower,
1973
or
School District, Mich.
Bond
for
receive
1269
p.
a
offered
&
Treasurer's office.
canceled.
1268—was
to
bank
11
$225,000 general ob¬
sewage
disposal.r bonds
scheduled for Oct. 3—v. 182, p.
offering
ligation
until
10
interest
bids
Caro, Mich.
Bond Offering Canceled
will
$72,000
building
bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1955. Due on May 1 from
p.
at par.
bids
Oct.
on
3—v.
1268—were awarded to H.
V. Sattley & Co., of Detroit, as 3s,
182,
Secretary,
sealed
and
Bloomfield Townships Fractional School
District No. 10 (P. O. Auburn
Heights), Mich.
Bond Sale—The $20,000 stadium
Pontiac,
revenue
San
1957 to
1384—has been
p.
De¬
Co., all of St. Paul, and WoodardElwood & Co., of
Minneapolis, at
$1,870,000
bonds
group
Clerk,
1956
MICHIGAN
site
a
until
Bond
1, 1955.
Principal
and interest payable at the First
National Bank of Boston. Legality
to
bids
12—v.
Co.,
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Blyth &
Co., Inc., R. S. Dickson & Co.,.
all of Chicago, Dean Witter &
CoM
City
clusive.
Avon,
from
Detroit
Trust
182,
v.
—
Oct.
in¬
Nov.
and
$700,000 building bonds origi¬
nally scheduled to be offered on
■
Dated
1
&
interest
the
Sale —The
building
—
on
1970
bonds.
from
Bank
at
in¬
1970
Ypsilanti Township Fractional Sch.
Dist. No. 1 (P. O.
Ypsilanti), Mich.
1965 inclusive.
rescheduled for Oct. 13.
clusive.
600,000
Nov.
on
Wabeek
The
sewer
1 from
Nov.
Due
payable
to
and
troit. Legality approved by
Berry,
Stevens & Moorman, of Detroit.
Lakeville Community Sch. Dist.
(P. O. Otter Lake), Mich.
Bond
Offering Rescheduled
purchase of $750,000 bonds,
follows:
Nov. 1 from
on
1956 to 1962 inclusive.
1957
Principal
awarded
Mich.
Co., Inc., of Toledo, at a price of
100.04, a net interest cost of about
1.87%, as follows:
$362,000 l%s. Due
from
1
(M-N)
Oct. 5
fered Oct. 3—v. 182, p. 1384—were
awarded to Braun, Bosworth &
re¬
May
on
clusive.
Bond
July 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The $542,000 motor
vehicle highway fund bonds of¬
1963 to
as
from
1980 inclusive.
ceive sealed bids c/o the First Na¬
for the
1
inclusive.
Due
180,000 2s.
tional
as
July 1 from
on
1965
to
July
Kalamazoo,
Oct.
dated
are
1955. Principal and interest (A-O)
Wells,
on
Due
1966 to
1975
to
2.84%,
inclusive.
450,000 2%s.
Oct.
about
1961
80,000 3V2S.
1975 inclusive.
The
of
Due
1956 to
bonds.
to
on
500,000
on
cost
|ollows:
$95,000 4s.
$2,250,000 ..school
.
&
Co., and Blyth & Co.,
of New York
City,
jointly, at a price of 100.01, a net
Inc.,
57
Boston,
at
"igKM
ceive
sealed
(DST)
of
on
—
bids
,
W.
will
Clerk,
until
8
C.
re¬
p.m.
Oct. 13 for the purchase
$55,000
sewer
bonds.
Aug. 1, 1955.
Due
1956
inclusive.
to
N. J.
Arthur
1968
on
Dated
Aug. l from
Principal
,
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1510)
payable at the
Wildwood.
and interest (F-A)
Mount
Legality
&
by
approved
Delafield
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
Bond
Wood-Ridgo., N. J.
Offering—Robert I. Stoes-
Bond
Clerk, will receive
Borough
ser,
(DST)
purchase of
sealed bids until 8:30 p.m.
the
for
19
Oct.
on
improvement
general
$47,000
Due on
Oct. 1 from 1956 to 1963 inclusive.
Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able at the Wood-Ridge National
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Taylor
Washburn, of New York City.
of
chase
$35,300
offered Oct. 6—
v.
182, p. 1386—were awarded to
a
group
composed of
Halsey,
Stuart & Co., George B. Gibbons
& Co., First of Michigan Corp.,
W. R. Morton & Co., and Chas.
E.
bonds
100.59,
Mount
Bond
6
of
Oct. 5
offered
bonds
182, p. 1386
area
v.
—
—
were
First
the
to
par.
— were
& Cross, of
2V2S, at
as
York
Sale
price
a
Mills, N.
Y.
The $40,000 sewer
—
Oct.
offered
bonds
4—v.
182,
& Traders Trust
facturers
until
(DST)
noon
on
Howe, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until
3
p.m.
(DST)
Oct.
on
chase of $603,000
May
Dated
bonds.
ment
18 for the pur¬
public improve¬
1955.
1,
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
(M-N) payable at the Grenesee
Due
May 1 from 1956 to
on
Valley Union Trust Co., Rochester.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
100.12,
a
York State
New
Authority
State
1985
(M-N)
in
proved
payable
1956
(P. O. Endicott), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $415,000 build¬
ing bonds offered
Devine &
awarded
to
C.
City,
a
price of
100.13, a basis of about 2.23%.
City
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
until
Oct.
for
20
the
Due
Victory, Sterling
& Conquest Central School District
No. 3 (P. O. Red Creek), N. Y.
(DST)
of
purchase
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
$800,000 school
Oct. 6
v.
182,
offered
—
1386—were awarded to
p.
a group
composed of Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Chas.
system construction bonds offered
Oct.
6
182, p. 1386 — were
George B. Gibbons
v.
—
awarded
to
Inc., and Bacon, Steven¬
Co., both of New York
City, jointly, as 2.90s, at a price
of 100.51, a basis of about 2.85%.
Co.,
&
Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie, Clinton
and Pleasant Valley Central Sch.
Dist. N. 1 (P. O. Hyde Park), N. Y.
Offering
Bond
ceive
sealed
Harriet
until
bids
C.
will
Clerk,
District
Phelps,
—
re¬
1
p.m.
Oct. 18 for the pur¬
chase of $1,035,000 school bonds.
Dated
Sept.
1,
1955.
Due
on
(EDST)
March
2,750,000 Third Issue bonds.
July 1, 1995.
The
1157
from
1
in¬
1985
to
Manufacturers
Hyde Park.
National
Bank, of
Vanderwater, Sykes, Hecker
Galloway, of New York City.
&
"The
tion
at
3.10s,
price
a
about
of
3.07%.
100.23,
a
6
of
Article
Bond
ceive
Chamberlain,
bids
New
the
Section
6
16 of Article VII
to
and
Section
of the said Con¬
for,
the
to
set
nues
able
made
State,
a
terest
and
fund
general
instalments
of
the
pay
sufficient to
sum
in¬
of
princi¬
of the
Bonds and other State debts, and
shall so apply the moneys thus
set apart, all as more particularly
pal,
the
as
case
may
be,
provided in said Section
Comptroller
set
aside
be required to
apply such moneys
at
the
suit
of
any
holder of the Bonds."
Nishayuna Water District No. 5
(P. O. Schenectady), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$58,500
water
improvement bonds offered Sept.
30—v. 182, p. 1270—were awarded
the
to
price
Schenectady Trust Com¬
Schenectady, as 2.90s, at a
of
100.01,
basis
a
of about
2.89%.
Bond Sale—The
paratus
182,
bonds
Oct.
First National Bank of
Greece
Central
Owego.
Sch.
Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Hilton), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The
Dated June
$700,000 build¬
bonds offered Oct. 6—v.
&
from
1956
to
1965
Principal and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Hanover Bank, of New
York
City. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble &
ing
182,
1270—were awarded to a group
composed of George B. Gibbons
Co., Inc., Bacon* Stevenson &
Co., Chas. E. Weigold & Co., all
of
New
York
City,
and
Sage,
Rutty & Co., of Rochester, as 2V2S,
at a price of
100.20, a basis of
about 2.47%.
purposes
—v.
182,
group
a
Bond
Sale—The
eral
improvement
Oct.
4
—
v.
182,
p.
$4,034,000 vari¬
bonds offered Oct. 6
1386—were
p.
awarded
composed of Lehman
C. J. Devine & Co., Blair
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Estabrook & Co.,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Kean,
Taylor & Co., Ira Haupt & Co.,
A.
M.
&
Kidder
Co., and Wm. E.
& Co., all of New York
2y2S, at a price of 100.15,
Pollock
as
basis
New
bonds
1386
2.21%.
gen¬
offered
—
were
Cross, of
City, as 2y4s, at a
100.12, a basis of about
York
6—v.
Oct.
offered
notes
awarded
White & Co.,
182,
p.
Sale—The
Bond
J.
A.
to
Oct.
6
—
$110,000
plant bonds
disposal
age
182,
v.
1270
p.
sew¬
ofifered
were
—
to McDonald & Co.,
Cleveland, as 3s, at a price
101.15, a basis of about 2.80%.
awarded
York
Leicester
of
of
(P. O.
Bond
sealed
Dist.
Ohio
The
Oct.
on
of
cial
11
the
for
pur¬
waterworks
1270
p.
Donald
&
ben
1955.
Due
semi-annually on February and
Aug. 1, 1960 to 1983 inclusive.
in
callable
are
as
a
whole
Aug. 1, 1963, or on
interest payment date there¬
any
part
after.
on
Legality
approved
by
Sanders & Dempsey, of
Squire,
Cleveland.
Retsof), N.
Oct.
Y.
Sale—The
bids
20
for
$63,000
bonds,
as
of
about
p.
curity Trust Co., of Rochester,
2V4s, at
a price
of about 2.23%.
of 100.03,
a
basis
bonds.
10,000
Due
on
Nov.
1976 inclusive.
Due
on
CAROLINA
1955.
Martin
County (P. O.
Williamstown), N. C.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Oct. 4—v. 182,
p.
1386—were awarded to R. S.
bonds
dated
are
1
Seneca
1,
First National
Legality ap¬
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
&
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
payable
Delaware.
Evendale, Ohio
Bond Offering—Lucile V.
„
Dickson
&
Co., of Charlotte, at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
about
2.17%;
$40,000 2%s.
follows:
as
Due
on
1959
to
April 1 from
1962 inclusive.
90,000 2V4s.
to
on
Due
on
Clerk,
until
will
noon
(EST)
trunk
Oct.
sewer
1955.
15,
bonds.
Due
on
1966 inclusive.
cipal and interest
(J-D)
at the Central Trust
on
$300,-
DAKOTA
15
Prin¬
payable
Company, of
Legality approved by
Shaffer
&
Williams,
of
Peck,
Clerk of Board of
sealed
receive
or
oral
bids at the
Auditor's office, Hillsboro, until 2 p.m. (CST) on Oct.
21 for the purchase of $130,000
school bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1955.
County
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1956
to
1975
inclusive.
Principal and interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office.
Bond Sale—The
ing bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
966—were awarded to Fahey,
awarded
to
a
group
com¬
of Allison-Williams Co., J.
M. Dain & Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Hopwood, Kalman & Co., all of
Minneapolis,
Paine,
Webber,
Jackson & Curtis, of Chicago, E.
J. Prescott
& Co., Minneapolis,
Juran & Moody, Inc., Harold E.
Wood
&
Co.,
both
of
St.
Paul,
Co., of Clevenland.
Local Sch. District,
OhioBond
Offering Canceled—The
District has rescinded notice of its
intention to sell an issue of
$16,-
building bonds on Oct.
15—
v.
—
&
Huron
000
Williston, N. Dak.
Bond Sale
The $772,000 re¬
funding improvement bonds of¬
fered Oct. 5
v.
182, p. 1270 —
$140,000 build¬
p.
Clark
182, p. 1386.
Dist«
(P. O. Plain City), Ohio
Bond Offering — Gilbert Kirby,
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
Education, will
bids
until
noon
Oct. 11 for the pur¬
chase of $625,000 building bonds.
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due semi¬
annually on May and Nov. 1, 1956
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
(EST)
A.
10
Dolch,
County
receive
(EST)
a.m.
the
for
Sept.
from
1
(J-D)
1955.
1,
1957
Principal
payable
at
Due
1963
to
in¬
and
interest
the
office.
County
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
&
\
Stark
County (P. O. Canton), Ohio
Bond Sale—The $38,000 Sewer
District
bonds
1270
p.
offered
Burge
&
Oct.
of
Kraus,
as 2V4s, at a price
basis of about 2.15%.
land,
a
3—v.
awarded to
were
—
Cleve¬
of 100.53,
OKLAHOMA
County Independent School
District No. 4 (P. O.
Durant),
Oklahoma
Sale—The
$18,000 build¬
ing and transportation equipment
to
First
the
Durant,
3s, at
as
Bank
of
price of 100.12.
a
sale consisted
The
awarded
were
National
of:
$13,500 building bonds. Due seri¬
ally from 1958 to 1964 inclusive.
4,500 transportation equip, bonds.
Due serially from 1958 to 1960
inclusive.
Cleveland County
Dist. No. 29
Bond
Independent Sch,
(P. O. Norman), Okla.
Sale—.The $575,000 build¬
ing and equipment bonds offered
Oct.
3
v.
—
182,
1386
p.
—
were
awarded to Stern Bros. & Co., and
the
City National Bank & Trust
Co., both of Kansas City, jointly.
Clerk
Davenport, Okla.
Offering — The
until
for
7:30
the
tary
to
will
receive
p.m.
Town
sealed
(CST)
on
bids
Oct. 10
purchase of $60,000 sani¬
bonds. Due from 1959
sewer
1978
inclusive.
Mayes County Dependent School
District
No. 21
.
Bond
(P. O. Spavinaw)w
Oklahoma
Offering—J. T. Dhalluin,
Clerk of Board of
receive
sealed
Education, will
bids
until
for the purchase of
Jonathan Alder Local Sch.
Tiffin),
C.
—
until
Dated
Dec.
Bond
Howard Local School District, Ohio
Education, will
20
Treasurer's
Cincinnati.
Offering—Paul R. Leupp,
bids
bonds.
Mayville School District, N. D.
Bond
O.
purchase of
$140,000 Juvenile Detention Home
Dated
Dec.
from 1957 to 1981 inclusive.
April 1 from
Offering
Oct.
Bos-
receive
Oct. 19 for the purchase of
000
Due
bids
sealed
April 1, 1957
1958.
and
170,000 2s.
Village
sert,
(P.
Jr., Clerk of Board of
Commissioners,
will
the
at
of
County
bonds offered Oct. 3
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bank
30—
1166—were awarded to
p.
Bond
Nov.
Nov.
cem¬
Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleveland.
1
from 1957 to 1971 inclusive
The
NORTH
182,
v.
Bryan
bonds.
from 1957 to
as
3.07%.
Ripley, Ohio
Bond
Sale—The
$12,500
etery bonds offered Sept.
as
follows:
1270—were awarded to the Se¬
King,
Finance, will receive
until noon (EST) on
purchase of $73,parking
182,
Mc¬
basis
the
off-street
000
$75,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 182,
to
jointly,
Ball,
Delaware, Ohio
sealed
1
awarded
Co., and Merrill, Turboth of Cleveland,
3V4s, at a price of 101,
182,
of
improve¬
Co.,
&
clusive.
or
street
were
—
bonds.
Bond Offering—Robert E.
No.
assessment
on
1,
&
Sale—The $1,107,000 spe¬
sealed
Aug.
ap¬
Parma, Ohio
Bond
on
Dated
-
Oct.
dated
are
Legality
by
Squire,
Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
will
$9,000,000!
on
in-
Co., Massillon.
a.m.
27
Due
1961
to
yy.;"
bonds
extension first mortgage, series G
The bonds
1957
proved
until
bids
street
assessment
from
elusive.
;
of Finance,
Acting Director
receive
1
Due
1974
to
Ohio
Offering—George H. Vine,
Director
and Caledonia
Sch.
Central
special
Bond
Cleveland,
Bond
1957
'I
Cincinnati.
Chardon, Ohio
of about 2.47%.
posed
$168;000
awarded to Roosevelt &
price of
$32,000 special
street
improvement
assessment
from
ment bonds offered Oct. 6—v.
Ohio
Sale—The
Note
(EST)
Bros.,
were
Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
—
a
—
Mitchell, of New York City.
Kingston, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $214,000 gen¬
eral^ improvement bonds offered
Oct. 4
v. 182, p. 1270 — were
awarded to Roosevelt & Cross, of
New York City, as 2y4s, at a price
of 100.25, a basis of about 2.20%.
ous
NORTH
ap¬
4—v.
1386—were awarded to the
p.
3y4s, at -a price of
basis of about 3.09%.
Celina,
bonds.
sewer
1
improvement bonds.
as
a
chase
$33,000 fire
offered
30
Cincinnati.
p.
June
inclusive.
100.47,
2.76%.
Sale—The
1963
p.m.
on
of
Owego, N. Y.
(EDST) on Oct. 17 for the pur¬
chase of $142,000 street improve¬
ment and
j ight
of way bonds.
15, 1955. Due
Inc.,
Yonkers, N. Y.
The
16.
may
and
aforesaid
as
price
a
about
Bond
provided
is required
Comptroller
the
Co.,
or
apart from the first reve¬
thereafter received, applic¬
to
at
basis of
a
re¬
2
2.80s,
the Bonds and other State debts is
otherwise
&
Sage, Rutty & Co., of Rochester,
City,
not
sewer
182, p. 1270—were awarded
to Seasongood & Mayer, of Cin¬
Weigold & Co., W. H.
Co., First of Michigan
Corp., all of New York City, and
stitution, to the extent payment of
Mor-
will
until
of
Parma, Hamlin, Clarkson and
Offering—James J.
sealed
X
$132,000
—v.
cinnati,
storm
Dec.
Dec.
Trust
assessment bonds offered Sept.
&
to
guaranty
said
Johnstown, N. Y.
rell, City
of
York State Constitution. Pursuant
182,
Chas.
basii of
notice
official
follows:
as
ing bonds offered Oct. 6—v.
1386—were awarded to
Weigold & Co., New York City,
1,
Gibbons
B.
of
as
by the State is
authorized by the Act and by Sec¬
pany,
I slip Union Free School District
No. 2 (P. O. I slip), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $95,000 build¬
the
bonds,
sale states
Sale—The
Bond
on
Principal and interest (JD) payable at the Ohio Merchants
Ohio
Batavia,
(EST)
noon
1955.
basis of about 2.47%.
a
until
follows:
as
34,000
street
E.
Morton
1,
the
and
Legality approved by
callable
are
George
as
Oct.
dated
are
Due
1963. Interest J-J. With
respect to the State's guarantee of
interest
(M-S) payable at the Farmers &
Principal
bonds
The bonds
1955.
Oct.
on
clusive.
Jan. 1 from 1985 to
on
inclusive.
1995
$25,000
will receive
Solicitor,
Nov. 7 for the purchase of
$69,000
2V2S, at a price of 100.14,
as
1270—were
Butler,
$50,000,000 State guaranteed Thruway bonds, as follows:
serially
land,
Nelson,
receive
will
nam, City
sealed bids
inclusive.
improvement bonds offered Sept.
29—v. 182, p. 1166—were awarded
to Fahey, Clark & Co., of Cleve¬
101.53,
Utica, N. Y.
Bond Offering—Thomas
Columbus.
Massillon, Ohio
Bond Offering—Norman J. Put¬
Ashland, Ohio
J.
York
of
on
Sale—The
Bond
182,
Co., and R. D. White &
ton,
a
Levitt,
a.m.
Oct. 5—v.
Co.,
both of
New
jointly, as 2y4s, at
receive
will
the
for
1270—were
p.
Wolcott,
Offering—Arthur
11
1
City.
Legality
approved
by
Bricker, Marburger, Evatt & Bar¬
OHIO
Legality ap¬
Vanderwater, Sykes.
Union, Union Fre& School District
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
$35,000
the
Barker.
by
.
bonds,
1961 to 1974 inclusive.
and
at
Heckler & Galloway, of New York
No.
65,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1, 1960.
550,000 3.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
Nov.
on May 1 from
inclusive.
Principal
interest
York,
Dated
Due
1, 1955.
to
bonds.
purchase of $265,000 bonds.
serially in 10 years.
Y.
N.
Comptroller,
Oct.
of
O.
sealed bids until 10:30
on
Co., of
Thruway
(P.
Albany),
to
North Ardsley Sewer
District (P. 0/ Tarrytown), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $315,000 sewer
Greenburgh,
1957 to 1959 inclusive.
for the purchase of $765,-
11
building
p.
as 2.80s, at a price
basis of about 2.78%.
Buffalo,
(P. O. Rochester), N. Y.
Bond
Offering — Gordon
A.
15
Oct.
1270—were awarded to the Manu¬
Greece
as
bids
$47,250,000 Third Issue bonds. Due
National
of Farmingdale, as 21/2s, at
Bank
E.
water
offered
basis of about 2.46%.
a
New
Bond
Bond
$54,000 garage
Sale—The
awarded
p.
bonds
182, p. 1386
City,
100.28,
as
parking
and
son
$95,000
lot
v.
—
New York
Farmingdale, N. Y.
Bond
Pratt, District Clerk, will receive
sealed
Y.
Vernon, N.
Sale—The
parking
Co., all of New
2%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.70%.
a
H
City.
&
Weigold
City,
York
&
Co.,
Trust
1
building
Milford
—
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
(P. O. Brownville), N. Y.
Bond Sale — The $1,325,000
~
Offering
& Co., Seattle, and Bar¬
Kindred & Co., Chicago, at
price of par, a net interest cost
>f about 3.70%, as follows:
$37,000 2y4s. Due on May 1, 1957.
120,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1
Middletown.
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gallo¬
way, of New York City.
County
Oct.
No.
Bond
Grande
ms,
000
awarded to Roosevelt
Brownville, Pamelia, Hounsfield &
Watertown Central School District
p.m.
Dated
and
NEW YORK
2
the pur¬
improvement
for
17
and
Yates,
July 1, 1955. Due
on April
1, from 1956 to 1969 in¬
clusive.
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
Orange
bonds.
Legality ap¬
&
Bank, Wood-Ridge:
Oct.
on
until
bids
sealed
(DST)
Hartland,
Ridgeway Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Barker), N. Y.
Howell, Town Supervisor, will re¬
ceive
City.
Somerset,
(P. O. Route 211,
Otisville), N. Y.
Offering — Albert
C.
Hope
Marine National Bank,
.
as
Oct.
13
$7,000 bonds,
follows:
$5,000 building bonds.
2,000 transportation equip, bonds.
Dated Dec. 1, 1955;
Due serially
from 1958 to 1962 inclusive.
on
interest) (M-N) payable at the
Farmers National Bank, of Plain
Nichols HiUs
(P. O.
Oklahoma City),
Oklahoma
Bond
Town
Offering — G. R. Bixler,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
on
Oct*
Volume
Number 5471
182
.
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1511)
for
11
the
purchase
of
Luzerne
$550,000
County (P. O.
Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
bonds, as follows:
$350,000 water extension and im¬
provement
Dec.
1
bonds.
from
1957
Due
to
Offering—John Hartmen,
Clerk of Board of County Com¬
will
receive
sealed
missioners,
1966
in¬
clusive.
bids until 11
tension
and
bonds.
1957
Due
ex¬
improvement
Dec.
on
1966
to
1
for
18
Nov.
on
receive
from
1
1956
to
(EST)
clusive.
Oklahoma
Principal
and
interest
payable at the County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Townsend, Elliott & Munson, of Phila¬
(State of)
Bond
Sale—The State has pur¬
chased for its own account an is¬
of
Institution
Texas
Middletown
bonds.
Bond
Bond
Straw,
Offering — D. E. CompClerk of the Board of Edu¬
ton,
cation,
until
will
7:30
for
sealed
(CST)
p.m.
the
purchase
building
Due
receive
1957
1966
to
Weatherford,
Offering
school
Guire,
City
Clerk,
inclusive.
$55,Q00
audntorium
fromr
15,000
to
water
and
in
5,000
1959
works
1957
and
Due
Bond
Offering
District
sealed
(PST)
Sale—An
Bond
Clerk,
bids
will
until
8
1, 1955.
Due
May 1,
interest
1960.
payable
are
re¬
callable
the
County
First
National
Bank
of
to
the
Portland.
PENNSYLVANIA
Allegheny County Sewer Authority
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
$100
Million
ranged
The
—
ranged to
banks headed
Authority has
Offering—J.
of
by the Mellon Na¬
finance the construction of
a
66 other
municipal units. Proceeds
$100,000,000 loan will be
invested
such
to
temporarily
in
Government
of
which
times
meet
The
as
be
funds
made
at
required
obligations.
will
ultimately
be
basis, with
permanent financing probably be¬
ing effected on a piece-meal basis.
funded
on
Bethel
a
bond issue
receive
Bond
Offering—William Robin¬
Secretary of Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids until
son,
(EST) on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $26,000 general obli¬
p.m.
182,
1271—were
p.
3—v.
awarded
to
a
group composed of Glore, Forgan
& Co., Hornblower &
Weeks, both
Whitpain
District, Pa.
Townshio
School
chased
Sale
—
Local
100.27.
6*fering
—
J.
was
Haven
according
to
ceive
sealed
Tyler, jointly,
as
District,
bids
bonds.
until
on
Dated
Nov.
1
11
Nov.
from
ton.
Legality
to
on
of
by
bo;
Peter
issue of
an
pur¬
2%s, at
$389,000 school
Parkhurst
Oct. 3—v.
Bond and Note Offering—Louis
Virgadamo,
City
Comptroller,
will receive sealed bids until
(DST)
Oct.
on
chase
of
13
for
$400,000
Sale—An issue of $15,000
school
bonds
R.
Snead,
Borough
Secretary, will receive
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST)
Oct. 10 for the purchase of
noon
the
pur¬
school
Bank
of
Due
on
from 1956 to 1980 inclusive.
from
1981
to
1983
1960
1966
First
interest
National
Legality
payable at the
Bank
of
approved
Thorndike,
Boston.
by
Palmer
Storey,
Dodge, of
&
Note
will
Offering—Mr.
receive
sealed
Virgadamo
bids
until
3
(DST) on Oct. 13 for the
purchase of $600,000 school notes.
Dated Oct. 14, 1955. Due
April 13,
1956. Principal and interest pay¬
able at the First National Bank of
Boston.
-
Legality
approved
Storey,
Thorndike,
Dodge, of Boston.
notes
Palmer
mature
SOUTH
on
May
14,
DAKOTA
Monroe, S. Dak.
weg,
Details
will
be
awarded
on
Oct.
26
Offering
—
Ball-
and
street
The
sale
have
34-to-40
according to
serial
the
origi¬
of
1980
Amount
Newark, N. J
$20,415,000
Cleveland, Ohio
Louis, Mo
17,015,000
14,400,000
14,315,000
San
Francisco, Calif.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Chicago, 111
Buffalo, N. Y
12,315,000
11,620,000
6,345.000
Oct.
on
Bonney
Due
on
Sale—An
O.
Tacoma),
3,330,000
following three
isues
10-year
maturities
serial
or
will
1985:
Amount
New York
City, N. Y._ $12,345,000
Washington, D. C
6,010,000
Owensboro, Ky.
1,725,000
Waterbury, Conn.
1,280,000
—
1956
sold
was
Elizabethtown, Ont.
Debenture
Sale
from
1956
to
1975
Gloucester
Le¬
Chelan County, Eastmont Sch. Dist.
(P.
O. Waterville), Wash.
Bond Sale—The $175,000 build¬
ing bonds offered Sept. 30—v. 182,
sold
as
to
the
2.90s, at
a
issue.
1970
Sept.
inclusive.
North
$19,500
$225,000
until
for
building
Nov. 1, 1955.
11
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
bonds.
issue
of
sold to
was
of
Dated
Due on Nov. 1 from
1957 to 1966 inclusive. The
bonds
1
from
Interest
a
1956
to
A.-O.
Dumfries, Ont.
Sale
An issue of
—
debentures
sold
was
to
Corp., Ltd., and
of Commerce,
the Canadian Bank
jointly,
Due
as
4s, at
Oct.
on
1
price of 100.25.
a
from
1956
to
1975
inclusive.
Ontario
(P,
O.
Province
Bond Sale—An issue of
&
Power
Due
on
or
callable.
on
of)
$300,000
Commis¬
sold to Burns Bros.
was
Denton, Ltd.,
95.50.
due
as
3s, at
a price of
1, 1969. Bonds
Nov.
after Nov.
1, 1967, are
Interest M-N.
Richmond Hill,
Debenture
$170,000
Seattle), Wash.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County Treasurer,
will
receive
25
Ont.
An
—
the Bankers Bond
Harrison
Bond
bids
In¬
submitted for the
were
Due
Sale
&
issue
of
was
sold
to
Co., Ltd.,
Due
Ont.
An
—
debentures
price of 98.54.
Oct.
of
Co.,
price
King County, Lower Snoqualmie
Valley Sch. Dist. No. 407 (P. O.
sealed
issue
inclusive.
$180,000 debentures
State
of par.
on
An
Township,
Sale
sion bonds
Interest A-O.
1271—were
—
debentures was sold to
Bell, Gouinlock & Co., Ltd., as 4s,
at a price of 92.70. Due on
Oct; 1
Hydro-Electric
Washington,
as
on
inclu¬
$170,000
1973
p.
Due
1975
ONTARIO
tc
gality approved by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
of
to
Interest J-D.
Hughbanks Inc., of Seattle. Dated
1, 1955.
Due from 1956 to
Oct.
inclusive.
Sons, *
price of 97.45.
Debenture
issue of $57,00C
bonds
revenue
sive.
Oct. 1 from
4% water refunding and improve¬
ment
a
from
31
other bids
Washington
Bond
S^s, at
of
sold-to
was
&
from
1
on
(P.
debentures
Richardson
Dec.
inclusive.
Due
Lake
$198,000
James
Ltd., and Toronto-Dominion Bank,
as
4s, at a price of 100.09. Four
inclusive.
1982
H
1 from
Oct.
on
1,190,000
Tacoma, Wash.
The
to
y
1
group composed of J. L. Graham
& Co., Ltd., John Graham
&
Oct. 1 from
1983 to 1985 inclusive.
13
maturities,
Issuer
Issuer
was
to
271,000 3.20s.
competitive
group
PHA:
improve¬
nally intended for Oct. 3.—v. 182,
1387.
a
following three issues will
starting in 1984
p.
via
by
housing agencies, according
to
Charles
E.
Slusser,
Public
Housing Commissioner.
Oct. 10 for the purchase of
$32,000
works
Bond
Housing
Trenton, N. J.___
Norman
Clerk of the Board of Trus¬
bonds.
New
local
have
water
—
St.
1956.
Bond
Housing Authority
by
&
1977
Authority bonds in the aggregate
principal amount of $122,305,000
The
Oct. 1 from
on
Due on Oct. 1 from
1979 inclusive.
244,000 3.15s.
Local
Offering
bids
Boston.
Due
1976
STATES
Rock
CANADA
Debenture
222,000 3.10s.
UNITED
interest
the
Dawson Creek, B. C.
Debenture Sale — An issue
Oct. 1 from
on
Due
1970
to
and
at
follows:
1969 inclusive.
308,000 3s.
Dallas.
the
terest A-O.
as
inclusive.
to. 1965
to
Principal
payable
|(
inclusive.
Due
94,000 23/4s.
In¬
Legality approved by
Parkhurst & Crowe, of
McCall,
Due
1959
111,000 2V2s.
terest F-A.
Prin¬
cipal and
1, 1955.
on
inclusive.
to
sold
were
$50,000 2V4S.
Reed & Co., of Dallas.
Dated Aug. 1, 1955. Due on Aug. 1
Oct. 1
Dated Oct.
ment
.0,000'general obligation bonds.
Marshall, Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co., Inc.,
and Bramhall, Stein & Co., all ol
1956
for
building
BRITISH COLUMBIA
&
to
18
$45,000
Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
March 1, from 1957 to 1969 in¬
(M-S)
Sale—The
The bonds
Oct.
on
of
Dated
County National Bank, Janesville.
Spokane,
Co., Fostei
bonds.
sealed
$2ji
sold
was
(CST)
p.m.
par.
Bond
Keith,
Newport, R. I.
P.
of
3
Geffs,
& Geffs,
Attorneys
District, Janesville, until
Block
the
182
Seattle.
31/2%
ISLAND
Crowe,
Wilmer-Hutchins Independent Sch.
Dist. (P. O. Hutchins), Tex.
Bond
RHODE
&
Geffs,
Bremerton, Wash.
Aug. 1
Dallas.
sealed bids at the office of
for
1271—were awarded to the Olc
I National
Co., of
build¬
&
—
on
$45,000
the
Bond
Offering
George W.
Stark, District Clerk, will receive
purchase
Benge Sch. Dist
(P. O. Ritzville), Wash.
at
Legality
(P. O. Janesville )[
Wisconsin
clusive.
ing bonds offered
P-
3V2S, 3V4S and 3s.
Due
Bank
approved
Sale—The
and
Dist. No. 1
1975
County,
122
1,
1957
Principal
Janesville, Harmony and Fulton
(Towns) Joint Consolidated Sch,
bonds.
No.
Dec.
from
by
1955
Guiliani, of Montpelier.
Dist.,
1
Line, Spooner
Quarles, of Milwaukee,
a.m
1,
1956
National
inclusive.
approved
Principal and interest
payable at the Montpelier National Bank, Montpelier, or at the
Merchants
dated
are
March
on
darburg State Bank, or
City Treasurer's office.
Vt.
WASHINGTON
Investment Corp., of San
Antonio,
and East Texas Investment
J. C.
sealed
interest (M-S) payable at the
Ce¬
on
Bond
Dated Aug. 1, 1955.
from 1956 to 1974
School
Due
1971
that
announces
bonds
1955.
the
—
Adams
Sch.
Offering—City Clerk
The
interesi
inclusive.
Independent
tees, will receive sealed bids until
Freedom, Pa.
Bond
financing
average
Bond Offering
F. Hasting:
Shepard, Town Treasurer, will re¬
Rupe & Son, of Dallas, as 3%s,
3V4S and 3s. Dated July 15, 1955.
Due on July 15 from 1956 to 1985
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality
McCall,
banks
building bonds.
eral
of
an
1.59%,
Due
Sale—An issue of $55,000
bonds was sold to Dallas
by
Bond
Sale—The $200,000 gen¬
obligation funding bonds of¬
fered Oct. 4—v. 182, p. 1270—were
awarded
to
Barcus, Kindred &
Co., of Chicago, as 3%s, at a price
Bond
Administra¬
Oct. 14 for the purchase
of $365,000 high school construc¬
T exas
Bond
of
WISCONSIN
to
Fair
Dist.
from 1956 to 1985 inclusive. Inter¬
est
F-A.
Legality approved
Authority, Pa.
Bond
The
School
Sch.
National Bank,
Cedarburg, Wis.
wher
$200,000 gen
City, J. C. Bradford
inclusive.
Ineral obligation bonds offered Sep
Nashville, National Bank terest F-A.
Legality approved by tember 28—v.
182, p. 1064—were
Commerce, of Seattle, Baxter, McCall, Parkhurst &
Crowe, of, awarded to the State of Wash¬
Williams
&
Co., of New York Dallas.
ington.
City, Mullaney, Wells & Co., of
Kerens, Tex.
Chicago, Raffensperger, Hughes &
Bremerton, Wash.
Bond' Sale—An issue of
Zo., of Indianapolis, Rambo, Close
$200,000
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 wa¬
4% water works and sewer system
\ Kerner, Inc., of
Philadelphia,
ter and sewer revenue bonds of¬
revenue bonds was sold to M. A.
ind F. S. Yantis &
Co., Inc., of
fered Oct. 5—v. 182, p. 1271—were
Chicago, as 2V4S, at a price of Hagberg & Co., of Dallas. Dated awarded to a
group composed ol
Aug. 15, 1955.
Due on Aug. 15
100.48, a basis of about 2.19%.
the Pacific Northwest
gation bonds.
Dunmore
4
VERMONT
T exas
p.m.
[Township School District
(P. O. Boothwyn), Pa.
8
will
series A bonds offered Oct.
are
contractual
debt
short-
obligations,
will
entire
at
of
(DST)
Sale—The $3,000,000 gen-1
Bond Sale—An issue of
$90,000
eral public improvement of
1955, school bonds was sold to the Muir
new
disposal system. The pro¬
ject will be started next January,
is expected to be completed in
three years, and will be used
by
the City of Pittsburgh and some
term
Melhorn,
Independent
Charleston
firrr
PHA.
Bond
sewage
sales
Oct.
Housing
tion
DeKalb
Groveton
on
Bank & Trust Co., Pitts¬
burgh, the purpose of which is to
the
A.
Secretary,
ar¬
tional
of
rate
TEXAS
sold
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ar¬
borrow $100,000,000
basis from a group
4-year
a
Borrowing
he
Charleston.
$64,911,-
& Co., of
awarded
were
of
on
of
Sale—The $160,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Oct. 3—v. 182,
building bonds offered Oct. 1—
182, p. 1167—were awarded to
yield
banking
total
a
notes
The
effected
par.__
School
was
of New York
Bond
—
of
p.m.
Principal and
at
notes.
Equitable Securities
Crowe, of Dallas.
Newherg, Ore.
1271
issue
Va..
Dids will be received until
Oct. 18
for the purchase of
$225,000 high
school bonds.
approved by McCall, Parkhurst &
Treasurer's office.
p.
Munson,
W.
$350,000 school
ing authorities had sold $115,781,000
worth
of
temporary
loan
Bank, Mid-South Secu¬
Co., Clark, Landstreet &
rities
Glenville),
Schroeder
p.
general obligation bonds.
Bonds due
in 1961 and thereafter
Public
the
O.
tion announced that 64 local
hous¬
group
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Oct. 10 for the purchase of $15,000
May 1 from
on
182,
a
Borough
Oct. 12 for the purchase
of $45,000 building bonds. Dated
1957 to 1965 inclusive.
to
G.
Frances
—
5—v.
to
1.60%, according
investment
of
$500,000 school
Oct.
awarded
to
awarded
000
Jackson),
68
on
of
offered
school
ceive
as
&
Mount Wolf, Pa.
(P. O. Finn Rock), Ore.
Nov.
Sale—The
composed of
to a group headed by Butcher &
Sherrerd, of Philadelphia, as 3V2S,
3s, 2%s and 2V2S, at a price of par.
1958.
OREGON
Bond
Townsend, Elliott
Philadelphia.
District Authority bonds
Due
sewer extension bonds. Due
O'Brien,
are
Montgomery (P. O. Narberth), Pa.
extension
County School District No.
O.
scaled
are
1.40%
The
Kirkpatrick, Inc., all of Nash¬
ville, and Hancock, Blackstock &
Co., of Atlanta, as 2V2s, at
in 1957.
Lane
Bond
Prin¬
1960.
(P.
(P.
Bond Sale—The
maturity.
was
by
inclusive.
improvement bonds.
1,
awarded
F|armers National Bank of Bucks
County, Bristol. Legality approved
of
bonds.
1963
of Nov.
as
to
County Board of Education
v.
notes
from
Tennessee
bonds.
thereafter
The
Corn
County
WEST VIRGINIA
Gilmer
local public
housing authoritier
maturing May 4, 1956 to Nov. 9,
1956, inclusive.
the
Madison
(M-N) payable at the County
office.
Legality ap¬
proved by Preston,
Thorgrimson
&
Horowitz, of Seattle.
Treasurer's
National
follows:
as
and
1271—were
p.
967—were
1961
inclusive.
were
Chemical
Principal and inter¬
est
mar-
to the
House
Corp., Nashville, Robinson-Hum¬
phrey Co., Inc., Atlanta, Third
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
Oct.
12 for the
purchase of
on
the
bonds
in
Nov.
interest.
(EDST)
purchase of
revenue
1965
date of issue.
Re-Offers Housing
Notes—Salomon Bros
Hutzler, New York City, is reoffering
$59,838,000
worth
ol
temporary loan notes of varioui
bonds.
on
obligations
callable after five years from
are
&
cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at
the
principal
office
of
the
Myrtle
Mcwill receive
sealed
$75,000 bonds,
S.
p.m.
the
Due
offerings •
$1,976,644,000 tht
Authority
pur¬
originally of¬
Sept. 12—v. 182, p. 1167.)
due
bonds.
Okla.
—
for
school
1955.
to
the
current
such
Housing Administration.
Bond
Exchange
Bank, of New York City, at 1.62%
receive
will
8
bonds
on
Dated Nov. 1, 1955. Due on Nov. 1
from 1956 to 1992 inclusive. Bonds
callable
Bond
until
19
$885,000
11
$110,000
furniture
and
from
bids
Oct.
on
bids
Oct.
on
of
Secretary,
sealed
1,
1956
182,
v.
to
Norman
—
for
public
a.m.
Note Sale—The
$2,467,000 pre¬
liminary loan notes offered Oct. 4
Township School
Offering
24
11
Knoxville Housing
Authority, Tenn.
Authority (P. O. R. D. No. 4,
Langhorne), Pa.
County Indep. School Dist.
53 (P. O. Hooker), Okla.
No.
(The
until
$125,000
from
fered
delphia.
$15,000,000 Institutions of
Higher Learning and other State
sue
of
Dated Nov.
1
bids
Oct.
on
chase
in¬
1975
sealed
the
of
keted since 1951, according
t
Offering — j.
uonaia
County Court Clerk, will
Cody,
purchase of $860,000
obligation improvement
Dated Nov. 1, 1955.
Due
bonds.
from
Tennessee
Oct.
on
of
amount
Bond
the
general
inclusive.
(EDST)
a.m.
Sale
will increase to
County (P. O. Newport),
Bond
on
200,000 sewage disposal plant
TENNESSEE
Cocke
59
on
1956 to 1975 inclusive.
as
4s, at
a
Oct. 1 from
Int. F-A.
QUEBEC
.*
Bedford Catholic Sch. Board,
"
Que*
Bond Sale—An issue of $170,000
building bonds
was sold to Bell,
& Co., Ltd., and Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., Ltd., jointly,
at a price of 96.34, a net interest
cost of about 4.04%, as follows:
Gouinlock
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, October 10, 1955
.
(1512)
60
j
1956
from
Due on Oct. 1
1959 inclusive.
S101,000 3s.
to
inclusive.
Oct. 1, 1955. Int. A-O.
1960
1975
to
Dated
Que.
Parish,
Chicoutimi
Bell,
and
■*
Sale—An issue of $68,000
as
Gouinlock
Dominion
&
Co., Ltd.,
Securities
$95,000 3s.
price of 96.24,
net interest cost
of about 4.20%,
jointly,
at
follows:
to
147,000 4s.
Due on Nov.
1965
Thetford
1 from
inclusive.
Bond
Due on Nov. 1 from
of about 4.22%, as
Que.
Mines,
Sale—A
$129,000 3s.
composed
group
1966
to
1975
Dated Nov.
1, 1955. Int. M-N.
building' bonds at a
price of 97.45, a net interest cost
of
to
1959
inclusive.
Due
on
1956
Casgrain & Co., and McNeil, Man-
1960 to
$379,500
tha,
Inc.,
awarded
was
an
issue
The bonds
1975
are
dated Sept. 1,
bonds was sold to A. E.
Co., of Toronto, at a price
98.11. a net interest cost of
school
of
follows:
1956
Due on Sept. 1,
841,000 3s.
1957.
and
Due on Sept. 1 from
16,000 3M>s.
1958
inclusive.
1965
to
Vs
'
The bonds are
•»
inclusive.
1970
to
1966
i
Due on Sept. 1 from
11,000 4s.
dated Sept. 1, 1955.
Que.
Gatineau,
of $710,000
and side¬
walks bonds was sold to J. F. Simard & Co., of Quebec, at a price
of 96.41, a net interest cost of
about 4.35%, as folows:
Bond Sale—An issue
works,
water
sewers
from
$143,500 3%s. Due on Sept. 1
1956 to 1965 inclusive.
Due on Sept. 1 from
566,500 4s.
to 1970 inclusive.
1966
Jonquiere, Que.
of $498,500
Bond Sale—An issue
improvement bonds was sold to a
composed of Banque CanNationale, Clement,, Guimont, Inc., Credit-Quebec,
Inc.,
and Dominion Securities Corp., at
group
adienne
cost
price of 96.46, a net interest
a
follows:
of about 4.29%, as
3V2S.
$201,500
Due on Sept. 1 from
1975 inclusive.
r
297,000 4s.
1966
to
bonds
The
1955.
1
on Sept.
1965 inclusive.
Due
1956 to
from
Sept J
dated
are
1,
FRIEND
*
Laval-Des-Rapides
Protestant
Que. ',)
issue of $111,-
Commission,
School
Sale—An
Bond
needlessly this
Ltd.,
Corp.,
Securities
Dominion
Tens of thousands with
to the
school bonds was "sold
000
cured
price of 96.88, as 3s, 4s and
4V2S.
Due serially ifrom: 1956 to
at
a
Ste.
Bond
Que.
Anne-Des-Monts,
of these unfortunate victims be
one
a
friend
of
price
95,
of
basis
a
Sept.
Dated
4.69%.
about
Cancer
as
clusive.
St. John'Port Joli,
bonds
school
patients,
$105,000
sold
was
the
to
as
possible.
you
contribute improves services to
with protective information
arms everyone
about cancer,
and
for research to
pays
Cancer
conquer
this cruelest of diseases.
Que.
works,
3V2S and 3s, at a
Sorel,
Sale—Water
When you
sew¬
paving and parking grounds
pays
STRIKE BACK
DIVIDEND NOTICES
~
AT CINCER...
COMBUSTION ENGINEERING,
INC.
of seventy-five cents
the outstanding stock
been declared
payable
October 28,
1955 to stockholders of record at
the
close of business October
14, 1955.
dividend
jpHJELEST
ENEMY...
give
Society,
dollars to the American
your
you are
making
an
investment that
off in the saving of human lives. Perhaps
the life of
one
Perhaps
■
MAN'S
No. 208
Dividend
quarterly
help that friend, and thousands
by helping the American
4s,
price of 98.69.
Credit Interprovincial, Ltd., as
Bond
way to
Society spread its educational message
widely
Money
Que.
Bond Sale—An issue of
a
of others. That's
1955. Due
1,
in four.
one
There's
1956 to 1970 in¬
March 1 from
yours? It could happen. We know that cancer
strikes
issue of $27,000
Sale—An
improvement bonds was sold-to
Grenier, Ruel & Co., as 4s, at a
A
by early diagnosis and prompt treatment.
Will
of
ers,
will lose their lives
inclusive.
1975
on
cancer
They could have been
year.
friend.
your own
-4.
life.
*
-
-
;
American Cancer
-i
:
'
-
'"
.
Society
per share
on all
the
Company lias
<75c)
of
OTTO
Vice
W.
President
GIVE
STRAUSS
and
Treasurer
GENTLEMEN:
I want to
HOOKER
help
Cancer.
conquer
'
ELECTROCHEMICAL COMPANY
'
( ) Please send
me
( ) Enclosed is
'
my
free information about Cancer.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
i®
Dividend Notice'
Board
The
of
Directors
on
1955, declared dividends as
October
6,
Quarterly dividend of $1.0625 per share
the $4.25 Cumulative Preferred Stock,
December
holders
of record
December
ness
Quarterly
on
2,
29,
as
1955,
to
of the close of busi¬
of
$.25
share
the Common Stock, payable November
1955 to stockholders of record
tlie
close
business
November 2,
ANSLEY WILCOX 2nd,
9Mt
9
Ceetury of Chemicatt
From the Salt of the Forth
19QS-r1955
Name.
Address.
City
-Zone
State.
per
25,
of
the Cancer
stock¬
1955.
dividend
to
follows:
oa
l»ayable
contribution of $—
Crusade.
as
of
1955.
Secretary
(MAIL TO: CANCER, c/o
your
town's Postmaster)
Sept. 1 from
inclusive.
Ames &
about 4.11%, as
follows:
Canadienne Nationale,
of Banque
inclusive.
'■
Due on Sept. 1 from
250,500 4s.
Corp.,
a
Ltd.,
a
Bond
sold
1956
to
Due on Oct. 1 from
69,000 3V2S.
bonds totaling $242,000 were
'
1955.
@FedFRASER